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Griffin Daily News Friday, August 17,1973
ATTENTION
HOME BUILDERS
LOOKING FOR SOME BARGAINS? LOOK THESE FIRST
CLASS MATERIALS OVER! PRE INVENTORY SURPLUS
SALE.
100 assorted prime line windows
Five bundles 4 x 8 smooth hardboard
Two bundles 4 x 9 smooth hardboards
Five bundles no. 1 common oak flooring
Fifteen boxes six CO nails
Five bundles no. 2 GM, MB, SYP, 2 x 4 x 10
Five bundles no. 2 GM, Syp, 2x6xß
Two bundles no. 2 GM, SYP, 2 x 10 x 14
20 Birch finished wall cabinets
SEVERAL OTHER GOOD BARGAINS
COME LOOK THEM OVER!
Call 228-8477 for appointment
Monday - Friday 10 A.M. - 4 P M.
0 1973 LTD U-i’tftaQO 460 V 8 en 9 ,ne ' Vinyl roof, power
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r ZUUUK orig. Price $.293.11 1973 GRAN TORINO $(*70904
New 1973 HARDTOP, 351 - 2V 8 WS£B Salp Prirp S67*i7 C 3 Ml 2 DR. H’TOP. UfM
cylinder. Air conditioned, AM FM ,te ♦O/3/.OJ DiSCOUnt
BT Stereo Radio, Tinted glass complete. LDO Package. 302 C.D.W. M
•. ■. '. automatic, vinyl roof, WSW tires,
■ Orig. Price 55356 56 Vj''power steering, power brakes, air-
K Sale Price $4361.74 ' in ’ ed 9l ’ sS ‘
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B 1973 LTD 4
K SQUIRE 1973 LTD
F WAGON yWJ Discount SOQQ 00 2-DOOR S QIIA II
HARDTOP wUv Discount jfl
400 CID 2V VB. J7BXIS Belted WSW XP X nH " U,Ur M
► tires. Convenience group Deluxe ij»S9?jk WAB B H ...
rack, aircond AM radio S T*SnKi> ■■ A »lAfKI 400 CIO 2V • cyl. engine. Vinyl trim,
glass, complete n,ed Iffirfr IFIF air cond - radio, tinted glass, wheel
0r,9 Pnce 5541°. 78 FORD FINANCE Orig. price $4939.59
t— Sale Pr ' Ce s44os 'wiHfeL 3A 49 MONTH Sale Price $4036.48
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C SPORTS Discount GALAXIE 49 WAGON
351 CID 2 V V 8 engine, vinyl root, 2-DR. H’TOP Discount 351 2V V 8 engine, cruise-o-matic,
cruise-o.malic, power steering & power steering, air-conditioned, AM ■
brakes, air cond. Tinted glass -JSSsaNy 400 C,D 2V V 8 engine, vinyl trim, radio, tinted glass, wheel covers.
air-conditioned, radio, and vinyl top.
B Orig. Price 54395.53 RSUr Orig. Price $4454.4«
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Gayron Goen, Whitey Jones, Ruil Cox, Jerry Blackwell, Tony Wiggins, Lowell Hortman, Marcus Andrews or Bob Eubanks.,
Dr. LawrenceJE. Lamb
Health magazine
not reliable
By Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D.
Dear Dr. Lamb — I heard
something that doesn’t make
sense to me. I was told that a
health magazine said if you
had your own hens and have a
rooster the eggs are not high
in cholesterol. Is there any
thing to this?
Dear Reader— Absolutely
nothing. It’s complete non
sense. I wouldn’t be too sur-
Firised to find that it was pub
ished in a “health” maga
zine. A good many of these
that are available to the pub
lic are full of misinformation.
This is because most of them
do not have physicians or any
medically trained individuals
on their editorial board. Some
of these should be called
quack magazines and not
health magazines.
From the amount of mail
that I get citing misinforma
tion in a number of health
magazines, I am impressed
that people don’t realize that
because something’s being
published doesn’t necessarily
mean it’s true. Under our sys
tem of freedom of the press,
almost anything can be pub
lished somewhere, whether
it’s true or not. Public respon
sibility should be exercised by
ethical editorial boards, and
the best safeguard to help see
to it that they remain ethical
is a well informed public.
Wild misinformation about
health matters, including nu
trition, fad diets and exotic
cures for everything from
(juack cures for arthritis to
impotence, flourishes because
of a vacuum —a vacuum
really created by ignorance.
The best defense against these
practices, therefore, is a good
Sublic education program that
caches people enough about
health and all of its ramifica
tions to help protect them
from misinformation and
fraudulent practices.
Dear Dr. Lamb — I am 52
years old and am allergic to
milk. It makes my abdomen
swell, and I have intense pain
in that area when I drink it or
eat any food containing it.
Since I have omitted milk
from my diet I am no longer
plagued with this problem.
Could you tell me wnat I can
do to get the calcium I need.
Dear Reader— Unfortun
ately, most of the calcium in
our diet comes from milk and
milk products. C<- d sar
dines and canned san> i are
?;ood sources of calcium, par
icularly if you eat the bones.
Some of the milk substitutes
can be used for people with
your problem. These are
usually made from soybeans
and will have calcium added
to them. You may have to get
a milk substitute of this type
from one of the health food
stores.
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DETROlT—Shoppers of all shapes and sizes crowd
around the meat counter at Joe Wiggly’s—not to be
confused with the Wriggley Supermarket chain—at
Eastern Market in downtown Detroit where they began
Divers abandon riches
FAIRHAVEN, Mass. (UPI)
— A team of divers Thursday
abandoned its month-long quest
to recover $2 million in riches
believed aboard the luxury
liner Andrea Doria, which sank
17 years ago when it collided
with the Swedish vessel Stock
holm, killing 51 persons.
The recovery mission, which
cost at least $250,000, was
abruptly ended Thursday when
a trio of divers who had
managed to cut into the sunken
vessel two days earlier found
access to the ship’s purser’s
office all but impossible. “One
long wall was badly buckled
and there was a lot of
wreckage in there—twisted
steel and wooden beams,”
support diver Tim Kelley said.
“We decided it was a death
trap, and we weren’t going to
send them in there.”
Crewmen also said weather
conditions were becoming in-
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Continues Saturday And Monday
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113-117 W. Taylor St. Phones: 228-1056 Or 22/ 1755
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sheer panels wmn bedspreads
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DRAPERY AND UPHOLSTERY New Arrivals
FABRIC fIUILTED BEDSPREADS
Fills ■ From
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2 TO 10 YARD LENGTHS
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selling, horse meat. Wiggly had several truck loads of the
meat brought into the city and is doing a thriving business
by the pound. (UPI)
creasingly dangerous.
The support ship Narragan
sett steamed back to this
Atlantic Ocean port today,
towing an underwater living
chamber used as a home base
for the search at the ocean
bottom. Divers Chris DeLucchi,
and Donald Rodocker, both of
San Diego, and photographer
Bob Hollis remain in the
habitat, affectionately known as
“Mother,” undergoing decom
pression.
Before the search was aban
doned, divers recovered some
valuables, but crewmen refuse
to detail what they are. Any
booty may be subject to a court
fight, and one crewman said
there was a concern of
“piracy” attempts on the
trawler’s return to Fairhaven. a
No newsmen have been
allowed aboard the Narragan-'
sett, and all reports on the
progress of the expedition have
been made over ship-to-shore
radio by members of the
salvage team.
Most of the sl.l million in
cash and nearly $1 million
more in art objects, jewelry
and other valuables, however,
are believed located in four
safes in the nurser’s office.
“Everybody was basically
disappointed when we decider
not to open the safes,’ Kelley
said. “But when they realizec
what we accomplished with tht
(new diving) system, they felt
a lot better about things.”
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