Griffin daily news. (Griffin, Ga.) 1924-current, February 05, 1977, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Text’77 Chamber officers Chamber of Commerce Committee assignments for 1977, under President Bill Ramsey, have been completed. They are as follows EXISTING INDUSTRIES LELAND KINDRED CHAIRMAN Carl Richardson Bob Thomas M. J. Yates Larry Stover Doug Taylor Ray Sharpe Harvey Goldstein Gary Heacock Charles Neel Joy Merriam Larry Brindley Hugh Hunt Tyndall McMillan Q. C. Plott, Sr. Darryl Chandler Carl Robinson Larry Wilson John McNamee Marion Jones GOVERNMENTAL AFFAIRS EUGENE DABBS CHAIRMAN Jim Goolsby Billy McDaniel Ron Franklin W. T. Lewis M. J Yates Brack Pound R. L. Norsworthy John Ellis Guenter Roesch John Cogburn Charlie McDowell Clifford Hornsby, Jr. L. E. Cato Ray Sharpe Dick Hyatt Charles Crawley John Mostiler Chuck Mitchell Hinson David Hicks Dave Miller Tom Smith Charles Neel Barry Mansell Ruth Martin Carey Johns Ted Floyd John Carlisle Carl Ridley E. M. Weatherup EDUCATION RAY BARRON CHAIRMAN joy Merriam Kim Beaty Frank Ellis Biles Paul Mickle Your XL Goodj& ueigHßor DICK HYATT 523 ELast Taylor St. Phone 227-2168 See him for all your family insurance needs. LioA ( Good Noighbor, Stott Font && h Thon State Farm Insurance Companies Home Offices: Bloomington, Illinois i HOMES HOMES HOMES HOMES I NEED A HOME? | ® « m We have a limited amount of 5® g money at (7%) if you qualify. © g We have 2 houses completed © © that qualify under V.A. ® Example: * % SB H $30,000 at 7% - $199.60 per month S $30,000 at Bs/4%8 s /4% - $236.02 per month © You save $36.42 per month. Call or see S us for further details. We don't meet 50 competition, we make it. m H ji.i © © M © Johnson Construction Co. w Marvin Johnson © g Office Hours 9 to 5 Mon. thru Fri. q Weekends by Appointment a A 227-5307 228-2873 Office Home g HOMES HOMES HOMES HOMES IMAGE & PUBLICITY JACK C. SMITH, CHAIRMAN Larry Stover Henry W. Lewis Mrs. Seaton G. Bailey Frank Hinson Anthony Singletary John Miller Ken Smith Charles Rogers Judy Hines Randy Howell Dora Jane Smith Scott Searcy Ann Imes Carlton Imes INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT BART SEARCY, JR. CHAIRMAN Alyn Jones, Jr. Herbert Bolton David Jones Homer Sigman Buddy Irvine Stell Gray Arthur Weather Horace Singletary Robert Smalley, Jr. M. B. Roberts Broadus Smith Bill Jones Neal August E.M. Weatherup Alfred Bolton Dave Miller Jim Goolsby Bob Thomas Robert Weeks MEMBERSHIP & COLLECTION CHARLES NEEL CHAIRMAN Steve Fulghum Pat Thornhill TRANSPORTATION LEE ROY CLAXTON CHAIRMAN Max Pearce Grantland Barnes Carlton Imes I<eon Bates JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENT AL THRASHER, PRESIDENT Leland Kindred Stell Gray Griffin Christian Academy announces honor rolls Griffin Christian Academy announced students for the High Honor Roll and the Honor Roll today. Students on the High Honor Roll are: Tim Dix, Ken Jones, Stacey Rasbury, Pamela Smith, Shondi York and Tracy Yawn. Students on the Honor Roll are: Earl Anderson, Jennifer Anderson, Karen Anderson, Mary Anderson, Michelle Atkinson, Michael Bailey, Tim Bailey, Tonya Bates, David Bell, Scott Brinkley, Smoky Britton, Kristie Brown, Olga Burgess, Mandy Chambers, Derek Cone, Georgy Cox, Kim Crowley. Lane Dozier, Bryan Evans, Jim Owen, Jr. Tascar Williams Raymond Head, Jr. Frank Hinson Charles Neel Hugh Hunt Robert Glover Doug Taylor A.C. Touchstone Larry Stover Doug Hollberg, Jr. Ray Esary P. A. Bond Barry Mansell Mildred Burnett David Bolton A.R. Piland, Jr. Joe Hardwick George Reid Alan Kimball Richard Irvine Wayne Brown SPECIAL EVENTS JUNE SIMES, CHAIRPERSON Marie Moss Dot Chappell Frank Harris, Jr. Mattie Myrl Statham D. C. Brazelton Susan Norton Lab Teasley Frances Beaty Mildred Burnett Audry Bates MERCHANTS STEERING TERRY SMITH, CHAIRMAN Steve Fulgham Dan Brazelton Don Rainwater Ed Oakley Charles Jones Jon Crouch David Bolton Kim Beaty Billy Reeves Jim Wiggins Bates Bowers Louis Arnett Stell Gray Eric Sigman WOMEN’S DIVISION GLORIA NEEL, PRESIDENT Frances Beaty Mildred Burnett Christine Duncan June Sims Mattie Myrl Statham Sue Ogletree Tony Ford, Roger Goen, Kerry Gore, Chris Harris, Lisa Hatcher, Kelly Holley, Dale Hudgins, Lisa Huckaby, Brad Isbell, Teresa Jaynes, Larry Jones, Stephanie Lowery, Kim Moore. Chris Murphy, Robin Peek, Jodie Phillips, David Prothro, Michelle Pruett, Michael Roberts, Craig Scott, Edward Shepard, Tony Shepard, Colleen Sinor, Laura Spahos, Eric Taylor, Jimmy Thiel, Tommy Whatley, Jennifer Williams, Ken Williams, Vikki York. Westeria Club hears from bird expert “How to attract birds to your backyard” was the topic of Mr. Robert “Butch” Dixon’s program presented to the Wisteria Garden Club Thursday. He was introduced by Mrs. Jim Strong. He used a variety of bird feeders and slides along with an informal talk. The meeting was held at the Griffin Country Club with Mrs. Lutie Johnston as hostess. Mrs. Bob Scroggins gave an opening devotional and Mrs. Doug Hollberg, Sr., presided in the absence of the president, Mrs. Jerry Hollberg. New officers elected were Mrs. Scroggins, president; Mrs. Clifford Seay, second vice presidnet; Mrs. Richard Gaston, recording secretatry; and Mrs. Robert Weldon, parliamentarian. Mrs. Warren Scoville, a former member, was wel comed back. Flynt refuses to step down at Common Cause request U.S. Rep. John Flynt said he has “no intentions” of giving up the House Ethics Committee chairmanship at the request of Common Cause, a citizens advocacy group. 1 Common Cause Chairman John Gardner asked Flynt to step down in a letter saying “the record now makes clear that you are not qualified to lead a credible investigation” into South Korean influence peddling among congressmen. Flynt, a Georgia Democrat whose constituency includes Clayton County, said “I have no intention of following your gratuitous advice” in a letter replying to Gardner. House Speaker Thomas P. “Tip” O’Neill came to Flynt’s defense, saying “I know SAT., SUN., MON., ONLY open daily io-io; Sunday m 8 mekhTnmse roucr | M Ovr mWnlion H io •»*»• •••«» a BB HmU ; . J , ig? > -, s sj v * r “■ > ■-. 1 * - i • ■ ■■ • ■ ■* • • - .'j' Bs s •' ,• W 1 ■ ' r ' - 1 '-z-»■*** - I. 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Flynt told the caucus his committee’s recommednation last year that Sikes be reprimanded was not based on any finding that Sikes was guilty of conflict of interest but only that he failed to disclose certain financial holdings. Gardner quoted from the committee report that said Sikes’ Florida land holdings “created an obvious and significant conflict of interest.” “Your own committee report Page 7 thus explicitly reveals both the inaccuracy and inappropriateness of your statements to the Democratic caucus,” said Gardner. “If the Ethics Committee is to go forward with this investigation, we call upon you to step aside as chairman.” Art Club hosts artist Clint Cartyer, well known Atlanta artist, presented some of his works for the viewing pleasure of Griffin Spalding Art Association members at their Feb. meeting. Carter also gave an interesting demonstration on drawing and sketching. — Griffin Daily News Saturday, February 5,1977 School Menu The master menu for the Griffin-Spalding School System for the week of February 7-11 is as follows: MONDAY—Cheeseburger, lima beans, French fries, bunn, orange wedge, butter cookies, milk. TUESDAY—Beef steak, mixed vegetables, onion slice, Spanish rice, pineapple salad, SAT. NURSERY & DAY CARE FUN & FANTASY NURSERY Will be open on Sat. beginning Feb. 26, from 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Later hours can be arranged. Please register now if you are interested. 227-8877 - 228-1090 roll, milk. WEDNE SD A Y-Fried chicken, blackeye peas, creamed corn, roll, butter, skied peaches, milk. THURSDAY —Brunswick stew, pepper cole slaw, bunn butter, peanut butter cookies, pear salad, milk. FRIDAY —Fishburger, English peas, green salad, fruit cup, bunn, butter, milk.