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New Books
The following new books have
been added to the collection of
the Flint River Regional
Library:
PHYSICAL FITNESS:
“Doctor Solomon’s Proven
Master Plan for Total Body
Fitness and Maintenance" by
Neil Solomon—The tested way
to achieve and maintain total
body fitness; “Essential
Exercise for the Childbearing
Years” by Elizabeth Noble—A
guide to health and comfort
before and after your baby is
bom.
PERSONAL NARRATIVES:
“Reflections of Georgia Retired
Teachers” edited by Ruth W.
Aultman—A compilation of the
personal experiences in the
field of education of many
retired teachers of Georgia;
“The American Album”—
Inspiring messages from noted
Americans.
FICTION: “Bluegrass” by
Bordon Deal—After acquiring a
rundown horse breeding farm in
Kentucky, a former nurse tries
to break into the Louisville-
Lexington social life;
GRIFFIN CHRISTIAN SCHOOL
Is Now
accepting student applications for Four-Year-Old Kin
dergarten thru Grade 12 for the 1977-78 School Term.
There will be a limited number of students accepted for
Four-Year-Old Kindergarten thru Second Grade.
Registration Fees are as follows:
Kindergarten $25.00
Grades 1 thru 12 $37.50
No one family will pay more than $75.00 for registration
fees.
There will be a SIO.OO late fee for applications ac
cepted after August Ist.
GRIFFIN CHRISTIAN SCHOOL
1411 Atlanta Road
228-2307
Non-discriminatory
Inter-denominational
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“Twister” by Jack Bickham—
A massive storm carrying
destructive tornadoes in its
wake crosses the United States
and brings terror to all who are
caught in its path; “The
Summer at Raven’s Roost” by
Elissa Grandower—Heather
Magness, governess to her
cousin’s child, is tormented by
the memories of a lost love and
a growing awareness of
increasing personal danger;
“Season of the Heart” by Clare
Barroll—ln their love for each
other, Donna and Kurt struggle
against almost insurmountable
odds; “Ransom Run” by
Martin Dibner—A suspenseful
tale of crime and pursuit set in
the wilds of the Maine woods.
New manager
Don Lannam has been named
manager of the Sears store in
Griffin and will move his wife
and four children here with him.
He will come from Atlanta
and has 12 years experience
with the company.
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Strange affection
AFFECTION is primarily a matter of emotion, but sometimes a little buttering up helps.
That’s how Kirsten Marlatt, 12, of Ceresco, Mich., got her cat to pose appropriately —by
buttering the ceramic version’s cheek. Another photo chosen for this summer's National 4-
H Photography Exhibition in Washington, D.C., sponsored by Eastman Kodak Co.
Griffin gets Family Dollar Store
Family Dollar Store with
headquarters in Charlotte,
N.C., has leased the former
Winn-Dixie building on West
Taylor street.
Officials hope to move into the
building by April 17, according
to Clayton Brown, who leased :
the property to the retail i
organization. I
Varnadoe joins Air Force
Preston T. Varnadoe, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Varnadoe
Jr., of Route 1, Griffin, has
decided to enlist in the U.S. Air
Force, according to Air Force
Staff Sergeant Eddie Goins of
the Jonesboro recruiting office.
On March 31, he is scheduled
to board a jet airliner for
Lackland Air Force Base, near
San Antonio, Texas, where he
will undergo six weeks of basic
military training. Upon
completion of basic, he will
receive his specialized
Family Dollar has some 281
stores, with about 50 of them in
Georgia now.
The clothing and family type
business does not sell items
priced more than $5.95.
Listed on the American Stock
Exchange, the organization did
some $l6O-million worth of
business last year.
technical training in jet engine
maintenance.
McKnight makes
Dean’s List
John Thomas McKnight of
Griffin, has been named to the
Dean’s List of Distinguished
Students for fall quarter at
Mercer University’s Walter F.
George School of Law.
McKnight was among 52
students to receive the honor.
Officials flew their company
jet to Griffin this week to
negotiate for the Griffin store
with Brown.
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Moose to honor Moore
at mid-year conference
An enrollment class in honor
of Governor General Phillip R.
Moore of the Supreme Lodge of
Moose will inaugurate the
annual mid-year conference of
the Georgia State Moose
Association Thursday night at
Moose Lodge.
Governor Sam Cecil
announced that close to 75
candidates will be enrolled.
Delegations are expected from
Newnan, Carrollton, Henry
County, Barnesville, Albany
Cpl. Godwin
reports to
Okinawa
Marine Lance Corporal Paul
E. Godwin, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Godwin of 1201 N.
Nineth St., Griffin, has reported
for duty with Marine Aircraft
Group 36, First Marine Aircraft
Wing, Marine Corps Air Station
Futema, Okinawa.
A 1974 graduate of Griffin
High School, he joined the
Marine Corps in June 1974.
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— Griffin Daily News Saturday, March 26, 1977
and LaGrange as well as the
host lodge.
State President Virgie Stroud,
State Director Kent Youmans,
State Supreme Deputy
Governor James Chappell,
Past Supreme Governor James
Rivers and Quimby Melton, Jr.
publisher of the Griffin Daily
News, holder of the State Moose
Association public service
award, will be among the
honored guests.
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Cecil announced that final
plans for the conference, which
continues on Friday, Saturday
and Sunday, will be made
Tuesday night at a meeting of
the officers.
COUNTRY CLOTH SHOP
Has A Super Sale
Going On Now
227-6015
