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Facelift
The city will spend
approximately $174,000
renovating the outside of City
Hall.
The project includes a new
roof and flashing, sprinkler
system, two fire escapes,
restoring the outside by
cleaning the stone and repairing
all mortar joints, repainting
and recaulking.
Architect Dick Spangler and
Public Safety Director Leonard
Pitts met with the
commissioners yesterday
morning to explain the work has
to be done to bring the building
up to standards required by the
state fire marshall.
The price includes an eight
percent architect’s fee. Inside
remodeling and repairs, such as
reflooring a weak spot in the
fire station, are not included.
Headley Construction Co. of
Newnan was low bidder in a
contract which calls for the
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Hospital Report
Dismissed from the Griffin-
Spalding County Hospital
yesterday:
Larry Blankenship, Miss
Pam Chalkley, Mrs. Wanda
Early and baby, Mrs. Melissa
Greene and baby, Malcolm
Hemphill, David Langston,
Mrs. Juanita McDaniel, Mrs.
Dale Morris and baby, Charles
Edward Thompson, Edward
Ponder, Walter Johnson.
Stork Club
LITTLE MISS CAUSEY
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry B. Causey
of 236 Larcom lane, Griffin,
announce the birth of a
daughter on Dec. 27 at the
Griffin-Spalding County
Hospital.
MASTER WASHINGTON
Mr. and Mrs. James C.
Washington of 428 North Ninth
street, Griffin, announce the
birth of a son on Dec. 28 at the
Griffin-Spalding County
Hospital.
LITTLE MISS CASEY
Mr. and Mrs. Terry L. Casey
of P. O. Box 145, Orchard Hill,
announce the birth of a
daughter on Dec. 29 at the
Griffin-Spalding County
Hospital.
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work to be completed within 190
consecutive calendar days.
The project will be paid for
with $115,000 allocated in this
year’s budget, plus the $50,000
which was to be spent on drive
in windows.
The remainder may come
from monies set to resurface
streets, since all of it cannot be
used before the end of the fiscal
year, the board said.
Rec. center
The commissioners also
looked over plans for the
proposed Fairmont Recreation
Center which were
recommended by the recreation
board last week.
The plans were from
Structural Steel of Fayetteville
and call for a 1,530-square foot
building which would cost
$168,850.
They must be approved by
both the city and county
governments who will share
equally in the costs.
The city commissioners said
they will wait to take any action
until after the matter has been
discussed with county
commissioners.
The county feels an architect
is necessary. City
Commissioner Dick Mullins
also said he favors hiring an
architect.
Mayor Goldstein said he feels
an architect is not necessary for
a prefab building whose plans
already have been drawn up
and approved by engineers.
The plans must meet the State
Fire Marshall’s requirements
and the Southern Building code
and must be approved by the
state before the city can issue a
building permit, according to
city building inspector Bob
Reid.
Goldstein said if acceptable
specifications were provided,
along with heating, plumbing
and electrical layouts, he would
go along.
“We’ve got a building
inspector who will see to it that
the building meets
specifications. I’d rather save
that $12,000 to $15,000
architect’s fee or put it into
more space for the building,”
Goldstein said.
Still blinking
Unless more motorists
complain, apparently traffic
lights in downtown Griffin will
continue to blink late at night.
Commissioner Mullins said he
had received complaints about
the blinking lights at Sixth and
Taylor streets and he thought
they were dangerous on a main
thoroughfare.
Chief Pitts explained the only
reason the lights blinked was
because people had complained
about having to wait on a red
light when there was no other
traffic late at night. He said it
would suit him to put all traffic
lights on a regular schedule.
No action was taken on the
matter.
An application was approved
for transfer of ownership of the
Quilley Street Package Store to
Mr. Charles Daniel Pursley
from the former owner, Mrs.
Nellie Ruth Eubanks.
Final approval was given
rezoning a tract at the comer of
East College and Terracedale
court from R-1A (single family)
to a R-3A (multi-family) zone.
The property is owned by Dr.
Fielding Lindsey.
Approval was given the
purchase of two Vega station
wagons for $5,697 plus two
trade-ins. They will be used in
the Tag & License and
Cemetery departments.
Approval also was given the
purchase of two Motorola
Maxar radios for sub compact
station wagons for $1,310.
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WASHINGTON—The official inaugural medal commemorating the inauguration of Jimmy
Carter as the 39th President of the United States, carries the portrait of Carter sculpted by
Julian Harris, a Georgia born artist, on one side while the other side depicts the official
Presidential Seal. The Franklin Mint will produce the medals in bronze, silver and gold.
(UPI)
Inaugural souvenir $2,500
WASHINGTON (UPI) -
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been commissioned to do a
portfolio of original prints of
their impressions of the
ceremonies.
The numbered and signed
prints will be limited to an
edition of 100 each and can be
bought from the committee for
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medals will have the portrait of
Carter sculpted by Germanbom
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and the presidential seal on the
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— Griffin Daily News Wednesday, December 29, 1976