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— Griffin Daily News Friday, May 25,1973
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By Lawrence E. Lamb. M.D.
Dear Dr. Lamb — Please
comment on my problem. I
am 44—female—songwriter,
poetess, decorator — and
have been successful in all
my fields. Presently my hus
band and I run three busi
nesses which we own.
From the time, I was a
child, I have been a very
high-strung (not obnoxious
ly) person. As my doctor
puts it, I run on eight cylin
ders at all times.
Three years ago, I went
from 100 pounds to 85 and
the doctor determined it was
because I run around the
house all hours of night. My
body gets very tired, but my
brain functions constantly
and I seldom sleep more
than three-and-a-half hours
a night. Most times less.
He put me on Parest 400
mg. and sure enough I
gained weight and felt well
rested in the morning. The
days were nicer to meet.
Last week when I went to
get my prescription refilled
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Call Wayne Edwards 228 2744
Dr. Lawrence E. Lamb
Her druggist plays physician
the druggist made a remark
about sleeping pills and sug
gested I use a brand name
over-the-counter type. Now I
feel ashamed to go back and
get my prescription filled.
The brand names have
failed, and I’m losing weight
again, and as was before,
here it is 3:00 a m. and I’m
fully awake.
I realize the drug abuse
pioblem, and I have a
healthy respect for drugs.
I got the feeling the drug
gist felt I was a drug addict.
Perhaps wrongly so.
If you were me, would you
give second thoughts to re
lying on Parest—or following
your doctor’s orders?
At 85 pounds I look gaunt.
Eating at night while I’m up
doesn’t help me hold mv
weight
Dear Reader — There are
lots of reasons for losing
weight, and some good ones
are having excess amounts
of energy or drive which
cause you to use so many
DAVID W. ARNOLD
Marine loanee Corporal David
W. Arnold, son of Mrs. Frances
E. Arnold of Griffin, has left
Norfolk, Va., aboard the USS
John F. Kennedy aircraft
carrier for an extended
deployment with the U.S. 6th
Fleet in the Mediterranean. He
joined the Marine Corps in Dec.
1969.
RANDY B. OLIVER
Navy Airman Recruit Randy
B. Oliver, son of Mrs. Ethel J.
Oliver of Griffin, has left
calories that you can’t eat
enough to keep up with the
body’s demand.
Your druggist did you a
disservice and my inclina
tion is to suggest that you
get a new druggist rather
than a new doctor. When
your druggist gets a license
to practice medicine, then
perhaps he can provide bet
ter advice on your over-all
state. In the meanwhile, by
advising you not to follow
your doctor’s orders he is
literally practicing medicine
without a license to do so.
Your doctor prescribed
Parest for you because it is
one of the safest mild medi
cines that can be used to
combat insomnia. It is well
tolerated without side ef
fects. There is less of a
tendency for a hang-over ef
fect than occurs with some
other medicines. It is rela
tively nontoxic. Physical de
pendence has not been clear
ly demonstrated as yet and
psychological dependence is
rare.
Many over -the- counter
Military News
Norfolk, Va., aboard the USS
John F. Kennedy aircraft
carrier for an extended
deployment with the U.S. 6th
Fleet in the Mediterranean. A
1972 graduate of Griffin High
School, he joined the Navy in
June, 1972.
ALVING. HILL
Airman Alvin G. Hill, son of
Mr. and Mrs. John C. Hill of
Route one, Griffin has
graduated at Chanute AFB, 111.,
from the U.S. Air Force aircraft
mechanic course conducted by
the Air Training Command.
Airman Hill is assigned to
Charleston AFB, S.C., for duty
with a unit of the MAC.
DEWEYS. LOGGINS
Marine Pfc. Dewey S.
Loggins, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Willis C. Loggins of Stock
bridge, participated in Exercise
Exotic Dance VI at the Camp
leJeune N.C., area with the 2nd
Marine Aircraft Wing from the
Marine Corps Air Station here.
RICKEY PIERCY
Navy Seaman Recruit Rickey
Piercy, son of Mrs. Jeanell
Piercy of Griffin, has left
Norfolk, Va., aboard the USS
John F. Kennedy aircraft
carrier for an extended
deployment with the U.S. 6th
Fleet in the Mediterranean. He
joined the Havy in Aug. 1972.
LAMAR HARRIS
Marine Pfc. Lamar Harris,
son of Mrs. Elizabeth Harris of
Griffin, has completed ad
vanced infantryman training at
medicines that you can ob
tain without a prescription
are not very effective or
they may contain substances
that are even less safe than
many prescription items.
The results you have gotten
from your nonprescription
medicine speaks for itself. I
am sure your druggist was
trying to help you but if you
presented the facts accurate
ly it was a lapse in judg
ment.
I would hope that you have
been thoroughly evaluated
for the possibility of an over
active thyroid or other medi
cal problems which might be
contributing to your diffi
culty. Forget about the drug
abuse problem and do what
your doctor tells you.
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in care of this newspaper, P.O. Box
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N.Y. 10019. For a copy of Dr. Lamb's
booklet on losing weight, send 50
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for "Losing Weight" booklet.
the Marine Corps Base here. He
attended Fairmont High School
and joined the Marine Corps in
Oct. 1972.
WILLIAM A. WHITE
Navy Airman William A.
White of 528 South Eighth
street, has left Norfolk, Va.,
aboard the USS John F. Ken
nedy aircraft carrier for an
extended deployment with the
U.S. 6th Fleet in the
Mediterranean. He joined the
Navy in Jan. 1972.
WARREN R. LANE, JR.
Marine Sgt. Warren R. Lane,
Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Warren
R. Lane, Sr., of McDonough,
participated in Exercise Exotic
Dance VI at the Camp LeJeune,
N.C., area with the 2nd Marine
Aircraft Wing from the Marine
Corps Air Station here.
DENNIS R. CARRAWAY
Navy Airman Apprentice
Dennis R. Carraway of Route
one, Williamson, has left
Norfolk, Va., aboard the USS
John F. Kennedy aircraft
carrier for an extended
deployment with the U.S. 6th
Fleet in the Mediterranean.
JAMES R. TURNER
James R. Turner, son of Mr.
and Mrs. James O. Turner of
Griffin, has begun basic flight
training at Pensacola, Fla.
When he completes Aviation
Officer Candidate School he will
be commissioned an ensign and
begin more than a year of in
tensive ground and inflight
training leading to his
designation as a Naval aviator.
Lockheed
impressed
Carter
TEL AVIV (UPI) - Gov.
Jimmy Carter, flying here on
the final leg of a trading mis
sion overseas, says Lockheed
Aircraft Corp., has been doing
big things in foreign countries.
Carter called the Paris Air
Show Thursday “a very fine
show” and said ‘‘this gave the
Lockheed people an excellent
chance to increase their sales
now that the difficulties with
the LlOll have been overcome.”
The governor said the high
light of the show will come Sat
urday when flying demonstra
tions of the LlOll and other
planes will occur. He said Lock
heed’s sales of the Cl3O to “al
most every country in the free
world have been very encourag
ing.”
In Paris, Carter discussed
with industry leaders the pos
sibility of renting deluxe shops
in a hotel complex now under
construction in Atlanta. He also
sought to lure a French bank
to open an office in Georgia’s
capital dty.
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RANDALL HARRIS
Randall Harris of Griffin, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Clay
Harris, is a member of North
Georgia College’s Blue Ridge
Rifles drill team that won first
place victories in the East
Tennessee State University
Buccaneer-Tennessee Classic
Invitational drill meet in
Clemson, S.C. Harris is a
senior, psychology major at
North Georgia.
RONALD B. POWERS
Cadet Cpl. Ronald Benton
Powers, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Ben L. Powers of Griffin, will
graduate from Tennessee
Military Institute, Sweetwater,
Tenn., May 26. He plans to
attend Georgia Southern
College to pursue a career as a
commercial pilot.
MARGARET A. MALCOM
Margaret Ann Malcom of
Griffin has been initiated into
Alpha Lambda Delta at the
honors convocation during West
Georgia College Day. This
honor society for freshmen
women promoted intelligent
living with an increased ap
preciation of both the love of
study and the cultural phases of
campus life and encourages
superior scholarship;
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MARKS. DICKINSON
Mark. S. Dickinson, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Charles E.
Dickinson of Griffin has been
cited by Presbyterian College
as PC Junior Fellows in
recognition of unusual
scholastic attainment. He is a
junior at PC.
PAMELA L. ELLISON
Pamela Leigh Ellison,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Vernon Lee Ellison of Griffin,
has been cited by Presbyterian
College as PC Junior Fellows in
recognition of unusual
scholastic attainment. She is a
junior.
DEBORAH L. BUCHANAN
Deborah Lynn Buchanan of
Kilgore road has been cited by
Presbyterian College as PC
Junior Fellows in recognition of
unusual scholastic attainment.
It is designed to recognize
superior academic
achievement on the part of
young people. She is a junior at
P.C.
MARY BETH BARRON
Mary Beth Barron has been
selected for membership in
CWENS, the national honor
society for sophomore women.
Thirty-five women from the
freshman class of Auburn
University were chosen on the
basis of outstanding scholarship
and leadership. She is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C.
Ray Barron.
VICKI WARD
Vicki Ward of Griffin was
initiated into Alpha Lambda
Delta at the honors convocation
during West Georgia College
Day. This honor society for
freshmen women promotes
intelligent living with an in
creased appreciation of both the
love of study and the cultural
phases of campus life and en
courages superior scholarship.
BETH SULLINS
Beth Sullins of Griffin has
been initiated into Kappa Delta
Epsilon at Wesleyan College.
Kappa Delta Epsilon is a
national honor society in
education. Membership is open
on invitation to students
planning to teach and invitation
is based on an academic
average of B and leadership
cpialities. She is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Hubert W. Sullins.
DOUGLAS E. PACK
Douglas E. Pack, a 1969
graduate of Griffin High School,
was graduated from Morris
Brown College. He is the son of
Mrs. Catherine Pack of Griffin.
He plans to enter Georgia State
University for his masters
degree. His major was in
political science and arts.
WAYNE BUFFINGTON
P. Wayne Buffington has been
appointed counselor in the
Office of Counseling and
Placement with the College of
Charleston in Charleston, S.C.
He was graduated with a B.A.
from Georgia Southern College
in 1972, and will be graduated
with a master of arts in coun-
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MIKE SLADE
Mike Slade, a Florence State
University sophomore,
Florence, Ala., and a native of
Griffin, has won first and
second place in the action
Appointed attorneys
don’t want the job
BAINBRIDGE, Ga. (UPI) -
Two attorneys appointed by the
court to represent murder sus
pects in the mass Donalsonville
killings have asked to be re
lieved of their appointments.
“It’s the worst thing that’s
ever happened to me,” said
Bainbridge attorney Harold
Lambert, named to represent
Wayne Coleman, 26, in the slay
ing of ax members of the Ned
Alday family.
Lambert is to work with
Blakely attorney Tracy Moulton
in representing Coleman, who
has admitted killing a Pennsyl
vania teen-ager whose body has
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seling from the University of
Georgia this June. He is the son
of Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Buf
fington of Zebulon.
CAROLYN HATCHETT
Carolyn Hatchett of Griffin
has been initiated into Alpha
Lambda Delta at the honors
convocation during West
Georgia College Day. This
honor society for freshmen
women promotes intelligent
living with an increased ap
preciation of both the love of
study and the cultural phases of
campus life and encourages
superior scholarship.
EDWARD M. PARKER, JR.
Edward Milton Parker, Jr.,
son of Mr. and Mrs Ed M.
Parker of Griffin has been cited
by Presbyterian College as PC
Junior Fellows in recognition of
unusual scholastic attainment.
He is a junior at PC.
division of the recent Heart of
Huntsville Photographic Show.
He is currently a part-time
employe at Alabama In
ternational Motor Sppedway in
Talladega as a racing
photographer.
not been found.
“I’ve done everything I can
to get out of it,” said J. Willis
Conger of Bainbridge, appoint
ed by Judge Walter Geer to rep
resent Carl Isaacs, 19.
“It’s worse than a dose of
Colomel (a laxative) but I have
to take it,” said Conger “to re
fuse would be contempt of
court.”
Lambert said if he was not
released from the appointment
“because of my ethical and le
gal obligations to the bar of
Georgia, I will do what I have
to do.”