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About Griffin daily news. (Griffin, Ga.) 1924-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 4, 1977)
Page 14 Griffin Daily News Friday, February 4,1977 \w r ~ lift JU HK . W x -’ w®i >(Wh ■ w <***' ' 4* ' *&&**» ■■*<-_- Sb • > ■ < \ £A VALDOSTA—Shaft, a doberman pincer pup, had surgery on his tail. When he continually gnawed on the sutures to relelve the itch of the healing, his owner, Bill Gregory devised the bonnet by cutting the bottom out of a plastic pail. The prognosis is now for a complete recovery. (AP) SKIFFIIM*. New arrivals for Spring and early Summer from Dll ton a great new collection of Sportswear -■ in the unmistakable Dalton tradition. Ours alone - see this beautiful new group now on our Second Floor -■ Women’s Department Use your Crouch’s account. I NEED FURNITURE? SAVE! I ONLY I The Furniture Shop I I OFFERS TRUE DISCOUNTS I I PRICE QN ALU HOMEFURNISHINGS I NOT "SPECIAL PURCHASE" - "OLD STOCK" - or "COME ONS" I SHOP COMPARE SAVE I Our Our Your I QUALITY PRICES MONEY I I Delivery Available I I Financing Available gQQQHnHQQQm I Defensive headgear Kenneth Hutson Fund still accepting donations Eight-month-old Kenneth Hutson, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Hutson of Griffin, is in Egleston Hospital for Children in Atlanta. He is suffering from the worst form of leukemia. To add to the family’s hardship, a second son has heart trouble. Mr. and Mrs. Hutson are not able to work because of the time Happy Birthday! Lisa Garvin- Lisa Garvin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Garvin, celebrated her second birthday with a party at her home. Cake, ice cream, soft drinks and goodie bags were served to the following: Buffy and Jamie Bell, Norma Jean Chambers, Craig Garvin (brother of the honoree), Tommy and Todd Jones, Scott and Brad Roland and the honoree. Parents present were: Mrs. Regina Bell, Mrs. Jeanne Chambers, Mrs. Vadie Dingier, Mrs. Kaye Roland, and the parents of the Quote /Unquote What people are saying. . . ■ Henry Kissinger “I believe that it is one of our tasks ... to make clear to the American people that they cannot permanently have a good life in a world in which they alone are perceived to have a good life. If we cannot raise hope in other parts of the world ... we will sooner or later live under conditions of international civil war." —Former Secretary of State Henry Kissinger, on the future task of American diplomacy. “You can go up to the border and buy guns like you buy any other contraband. You ask your smuggler to get you a hair-dryer, a stereo set, a colt .45 automatic and an electric toothbrush.” —A Mexican lawyer, explain ing the staggering number of illegal handguns which are smuggled into Mexico from the U.S. each year. “I went to ihe Ambassador Hotel, our headquarters. There were at least 200 people standing in line to get rooms. When they got around to me, they told me they didn’t have enough rooms, that there was a heat problem, or a water they must spend with their children. Money is needed by the family. The Kenneth Hutson Fund is sponsored by the Vineyard Baptist Church where the Rev. George Pinion is pastor. Donations to the fund may be sent to: The Kenneth Hutson Fund; c-o Rev. George Pinion; 115 Sunset Dr., Griffin. honoree Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Garvin. Shane Boyd Christopher Shane Boyd, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Lee Boyd, celebrated his first birthday with a party at their home. Cake, ice cream and lemonade were served to the following guests: Kim Boyd (sister), Wendy Clay, Sherrie Folds, Vickie Femander, Mrs. Doris Folds, (maternal grandmother), Mr. and Mrs. Bennie Clay, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Boyd and the honoree. problem, or something.” — Mrs. Bon Durham, of Americus, Ga., who rode the “Peanut Special” to Presi dent Carter’s inauguration, explaining some of the "horrors” experienced by visitors to Washington. Did you know your Master Charge" card can save you money? Save money on big purchases. ”7rFL-\ « a TH Save money (and fuss) with a cash advance. M Ml feptf’ ' a.* « pay back the advance over say two months. IT V . \ if II often be cheaper than a bank loan. 188 iV ' t 11 Available at over 20000 Master Charge Save money on postage. Stamp costs and wno knows /S' go up aga.M Because Mister Charge Kk M i'rJS Ml' JR. The savings add up over a year I Save money on money. Convenient too' Don’t carry big cash amounts. rfy «Cash lost or stolen is lost or stolen With the Master Charge card, just notify your bank I Vfll IK I immediately and have nothing to lose It's w3C VVUI • KWVvI VIKUgV that simple, particularly since Master Charge I - - lx is your personal account at more than one C3KCI WISCIY HIIQ It C3fl and three-quarter million places around the ■ ■ " world, you don't need to carry large sums help you save money. Save money on clothes. AY Buy out of season. Buy a winter coat in August Buy kids clothes atH | the end of the season That's when retailers are /?/• Ss* CM > prone to give you big savings, as much as 50 M WHRHSBHQb I percent off And of course with the Master jr Charge" card you can buy when the savings EH{~] are hot. even if your cash position is cold - ftrff I CORNER WEST TAYLOR AND 11TH ST. — PHONE 227-1313 Deposits Insured By F.D.I.C. The City Pound reported they are holding the following dogs and cats for adoption or reclaim: one red cocker spaniel, mix breed, male, adult; one black Manchester-type with tail cropped, male, adult; one malamute with shadings of red and caplike mask, male, adult; one German shepherd, mixed breed, male, puppy, black and Students to observe Heart Week School Lunch Heart Week will be observed in Griffin-Spalding schools along with the rest of the schools in the state, the week of February 14-18. The observance is sponsored by the Georgia School Food Service Association (GSFSA) and the Georgia Heart Association (GHA). On Wednesday, Feb. 16, which is designated as School Lunch Heart Day, Griffin- Spalding students, as well as students throughout the state will have a typical school lunch that is both good-tasting and low in cholesterol. Griffin-Spalding students will enjoy a meal of sliced turkey, dressing and gravy, green beans, almondine, cranberry delight with apples, school baked roll with margine, skim milk and peanut chews. “The goal of School Lunch Heart Week is to give school children a beginning under standing of the relationship between diet and the heart of how food choices affect the heart,” said Bonelie Bryans, lunchroom supervisor of Griffin-Spalding schools. Pet Report tan; one black and tan shepherd-type mixed breed, male and one white poodle mixed breed, sex unknown. Two black and tan adult German shepherd-type, male and female; one large, red, German shepherd-golden retriever-type mixed breed; one small, black and tan mixed breed with green and white plastic cord on collar; one old English sheepdog-type, young male, white with light red at base of tail; one small, white, female spitz-type, adult but young and one white with black, collie mixed breed with black shadings. Grandma's Pig Wishes to announce the change in operating hours. [ This change has been brought about due to the numerous ! requests from our fine customers. Still in keeping with the present energy crisis fl ; requirements we will operate at the present time the S following hours: x Sunday, Mon., Tues., Wed., Thurs. Open X 11A.M. Til 8 P.M. Friday and Sat. 11 A.M. Till 9 P.M. We wish to thank each of you for you’re continued I patronage. ] We will continue to keep serving all our fine foods. A. R. Piland, Jr., Owner soooooooooooecooeoooooooooooooooeoooooeeaib KJ/TS /! r -zjvtiw* / President’s sis A CELEBRITY in her own right, the President’s sister, Ruth Carter Stapleton, is a well-known faith healer and the author of a new book, her second, “The Gift of Inner Healing.”
