Griffin daily news. (Griffin, Ga.) 1924-current, January 05, 1977, Image 13

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Newspaper Page TextX n 1A If wr' ICfc- . \ au * iPF'IW*--, ' j Wv smL_ hYi .* l BK - j»rflßWgg _ h ... Strange object FONZ’S WORLD OF UNISEX STYLING (Across From Old Post Office) GRAND OPENING Wednesday, Jas. 5 thru Saturday, Jan. 15 • Perms $5.00 Off Reg. Shop Price • Bleach Reg. S2O to S3O, Now sls to S2O • Frosting Reg. $25 to $35, Now S2O to $25 • Color Reg. sls & Up, Now $lO & Up • Sculptured Nails, Now sls • FREE Facials Make Up Lessons Stylists: Phyllis Newman Lynda Hill Owner • Alphonso Walker Call 228-5755 For Appt. A BOWEN’S PHARMACY Prescriptions EXPERIMENT SHOPPING CENTER ___ Til WINDSONG ™e« MklT 109 OEO/ MCHET POLAROID SPRAY COLOG “ E TOOTHPASTE 1 Zj A) TLT / . SUNGLASSES Va” 'J3O - V” DISCOUNT Q 73 /_ 419 . 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Hamil of Griffin was honored for having served 30 I years as a Soil and Water i Conservation District Supervisor in the Towaliga District. i The Towaliga District < consists of Butts, Fayette, ] Lamar, Monroe, Pike, Spalding and Upson counties. It was | formed in 1938 and shortly , thereafter Hamil became an 1 Barbs By PHIL PASTORET Some people plan their lives — others are awfully lucky in how things pan out. active member on the Board of Supervisors. He has continously served since that time. Hamil received his 30 year pin at the district’s monthly meeting which was held in Griffin. He was presented the pin by Paul Schumacher of Thomaston, who is the president of the Georgia Association of Conservation District Supervisors. Right about now is when you find the string of tree lights you’re sure you put away. If you attend inauguration Bring money, patience, long johns WASHINGTON (AP) - If you’re planning to attend Jim my Carter’s inaugural celebra tions, bring money, patience and your long johns. And if you haven’t already booked a hotel room, be pre pared for sleeping-bag-room only. There’s a long list of free events for the public — and some 300,000 jus’ plain folks have been invited — but many will be held outdoors. For instance, you can take a free sightseeing trip, but it will be in an open air tourmobile normally used in the summer. If the current low-20s chill continues, expect to bundle up, especially for the swearing-in ceremony, the parade and the early morning prayer service at the Lincoln Memorial — all on Jan. 20, which is inauguration day. Unlike previous in augurations, when hundreds of VIPs have been issued free in vitations to the main events, only 340 foreign ambassadors and their wives get in free this year. That may have come as somewhat of a shock to some of More smiles than tears at funeral BOSTON (AP) - Smiles of rememberance were more abundant than tears of mourn ing when friends gathered for the funeral of Roland Hayes, 89, one of the first blacks to win recognition as a classical singer. Ebenezer Baptist Church in Boston’s South End was filled with the strains of spirituals ar ranged by Hayes, the son of a Georgia slave. Among the songs performed by tenor Clay Douglas were, “I’m Goin’ Up to Heaven and Sit Down” and “Roun’ ‘Bout de Mountain.” Hayes, who won international acclaim as a concert tenor be ginning with a European tour in 1916, died Saturday after a long illness. Page 13 the 50,000 people, including members of Congress, the Su preme Court, mayors and gov ernors who have been “invited” 1 - to purchase tickets for seats at the parade, for the vice presi dent’s reception and for the in augural parties for $25 each. Or 50 for the VIP couple planning to attend everything. “It’s a ‘People’s Inaugural’ and everyone will pay on an equal basis,” said Sue Vogelsi nger of the Carter inaugural committee. What that means, she said, is that the committee did not ac cept corporate contributions for more than $5,000 as inaugural committees did in previous years, so much of the bill for the so-called “People’s Inaugural” will be footed by the people who attend. The inaugural committee ex pects to recoup $l.B million of the total $3 million inaugural budget in ticket sales, Miss Vo gelsinger said. She said $750,000 already has been collected for commemorative medals sold by the Franklin Mint, and there are high hopes for collecting about $775,000 from the sale of inaugural books, inaugural art During his career, Hayes sang with symphony orchestras in Boston, New York, Phila delphia, Detroit, Paris, Amster dam, Vienna and Berlin and gave command performances for King George V of England and Queen Mother Maria Christina of Spain. His last con cert was in 1972. Walter Leonard, president elect of Fisk University, called Tuesday’s funeral an occasion for “a sense of rejoicing” over Hayes’ career. Hayes attended Fisk and had assisted the school's Jubilee singers. Hayes is survived by his wid ow, Helen; a daughter, soprano Afrika Lambe, and two grand daughters. — Griffin Daily News Wednesday, January 5,19a portfolios and special license plates. And there apparently will be plenty of people in town to buy them. The city’s hotels report they are booked up for the four in augural days of Jan. 18-21, said Marie Brookter, who handles hotel reservations for the in augural committee. She said those still hoping for accommodations in the city will have to rely on cancellations for hotel rooms that range in price from $33 a night for singles to as much as $l4O a night for a two bedroom suite. jBo/znce I 126 SOUTH HILL STREET January Clearance COATS 20 % °» I Group of *l/1 DRESSES and L/n 1 SPORTSWEAR /Z I Sizes 2 Toddler Thru Young Jrs. Price fl ROBES 20 % °" Group of Boys’ Suits 20 % Off I Sizes 2 Thru 7 Shoo Our “He was a bridge,” Dr. Rafe w . Tn DOLLAR TABLE ’S • All Sales Final “And suburban hotels repl they are 65 to 75 per cent booll up and have the money alreal in hand,” she said. “Right nd I’m looking for churches wha people can roll out tha sleeping bags and the on charge will be to clean up afl yourself.” In an unprecedented effort transport all those peon around the city, the inaugun committee is spending ovl $200,000 to provide free b service to and from the swea ing-in ceremony on Capitol H| and the inaugural parade dov Pennsylvania Avenue.