Newspaper Page Text
Page 2
— Griffin Daily News Wednesday, March 30,1977
Hike-Bike benefit
for retarded here
The Griffin Jaycees and the
Griffin Youth Association for
Retarded Citizens will sponsor
the annual Hike-Bike Saturday.
Registration will begin at 9 a.m.
and the ride will begin at 9:30
a.m. The ride will begin and end
at the First United Methodist
Church parking lot.
The Krystal Kritters will be
Ladies Night
Ladies Night will be observed
Thursday night at the Moose Lodge by
the Griffin Rotary Club, beginning at 7
p.m.
Open house
The Griffin Historical and
Preservation Society will have open
house Sunday, April 3 at the Lewis Mills
House, located on North Hill street
from 3 to 5 p.m.
Supper
The deacon and usher boards of Mt.
Pleasant Baptist Church will sponsor a
spaghetti supper Friday night,
beginning at 6:30 p.m. in the church
basement. Tickets are $1.50. Fish plates
will also be available. Proceeds will go
to the building fund project.
Nominations
for judgeship
due by March 31
Anybody who wants to
nominate someone to be a judge
in the Griffin Judicial Circuit
needs to get his letter in by
March 31.
That’s the deadline lawyers
and other citizens in the circuit <
have for making nominations, i
The circuit includes Fayette, i
Spalding, Pike and Upson
Counties. Judge Andrew
Whalen, Jr., is the judge now.
The General Assembly in 1977
created a second judgeship for
the circuit.
Gov. George Busbee will
EXAMPLE
1977 Pinto Cash Price #53,717.66
R&B Rebate & Down Payment $150.00
Stock No. 7POII Amount Financed $3,707.19
A.P.R. 11.56
48 Payments At $97.05
Deferred Price $4,808.40
* “All Taxes”
Included
“YOU MUST ACT NOW”
Hurry! While They last
If We Don’t Have Yours -
We’ll Get It For You
RANDALL |£l» BLAKELY, INC.
op* ll "Your Volume Dealer"
8:00P.M. p
Exc. Sat 1710 N. Expressway
0:00 P.M. Griffin, Ga. - 227-7937
on hand to greet the
participants and to give out
coupons for free Krystal
products.
Ten speed bicycles will be
awarded the 3 individuals
collecting the most money. All
pledges collected may be turned
in to any of the three banks in
appoint the first one and he will
be elected circuit wide after
that.
The Georgia Judicial
Council’s nominating
committee will present up to 5
nominees to Gov. Busbee for
consideration in filling the new
judgeship.
People wishing to make
nominations should mail them
to A. J. Cleveland, secretary of
nominations for the council,
Room 30, Equitable building,
Atlanta, 30309.
Griffin or to the GARC office on
Hamilton boulevard.
Proceeds will go to the Griffin
Association for Retarded
Citizens to help with the
construction of a facility for the
mentally retarded.
Parents were reminded that
children under the fourth grade
level in school must be
accompanied by an adult.
.AWn • ' fw \ sweetheart xL •’ ▼
DISCOUNT CENTER fc'99 e W
134 SOUTH HILL ST. X 'W I C
SALE STARTS THURSDAY, MARCH 31, 1977 i ttlT / \ 4 PLATES
WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES I ms« w,T ‘ w /\ \
tkHA SEIKO A AA
■ POCKET 099
yjHH radio Ass I
/ jy ; REFRESHING MINTS ) ■
/ GILLETTE COMPACT
PRO MAX f ram BsS
Model No. 901 f - igs S 1 FRESHENER PrH
15" GAIA TOWELS *. 1 3 J/r
1000 watts X\ \ — - Mil iPk I 'jLv
• 1000 watt yX \ Hr I F 1/
• Small, Lightweight \X-P K I ’ M I I Ml
• Turbo-flow Design For High t Limit 2 I Z-
Velocity Air Flow ROLL ■ I J “* K
• Three Heat Levels x >■ — -- -— * lx I
1.69 Value r Z -PZ MERIT ) &fimM F °* CA X
aJERGENS zt -feiZ QUICK FRY IFs Xt
LOTION .SWtoue? if I
S B BB J1 25® J
■W ft C ' POLY
K W PROPYLENE I r 11 h
10 Oz M f • STRONG AND X
JF FLEXIBLE ■■■« ——■
• .SUPER MAG
————— i WHEELS T•) J=3=c =- „ 'T
1-58 Value tough H resident 24-INCH AHL PfMUli I
VITA-D (X SKATE BOARD *7 l» I I
Concentrated I IH R^ N SON. I
1 scalp \ JuZy/ H op Ri g ht down * od °y |l|
WF OINT 2 EN 2 C /../Easter Candies J I | AQ C I
OO Easter Basketsl
u ” aloe Easter Dye I
M ALBERTA-BALSAM — Everything you need * I I
M SHAMPOO W
A\ . REGULAR _ _ \| ft J I
66« > TAMPAX.f
7 Oz. ,_ ECONOMY pkg OF 40
3.35 Value GRIFFIN* tß|!|! 4% T« R Ja E Z
DRISTAN Allwite "Wr
decongestant \
tablets
W%F t.7A rAH TO c rMc -rs;
I _ 89' fW W «I»
VggJ . i, J OB dbseiibx- ww freshener
A PFVIHM COLGATEADULT __ M S-139 M I
Q REVLON toothbrushes 17 e ’ rH AQ C I
W FLEX ■esmaJM ~jZ?
S HAIRNET M '™ UM Al fi £ WEUL ft
MA K N dab-on U 4 CLEARER I
' Te’Sj _ IHsB Anti-Perspirant 4-oz. fjSfl
s l 6 ’ ~ R, 49® B 66 e I
>fc3o_ 20 20
,h °"
u,fie \ NXlSsffiM “AZj y(f< temperotu.es
i -— 1 < zy{?v\J or ° re °
k\\\\N Cold Worm\ S
■■■RMMi =: 50 from 70
Showers Stofionory
1111111111 “• “““ NOAA U S Dept of Commerce
FORECAST FOR GRIFFIN AREA—Thundershowers likely tonight, ending early Thur
sday with a high in low 70s. Low tonight in upper 50s.
Achievers will have store
The Junior Achievers will
stage a trade fair during the
next two weekends. They will
convert a soft drink truck into
an old fashioned rolling stone
where the products
manufactured by the local
Achievers will be displayed and
sold.
Beginning Thursday at 4
p.m., the rolling trade fair will
be at shopping centers,
downtown and parking lots.
Achievers will attend their
company’s display, selling their
products and answering
questions about the JA
program.
Their products include:
plastic picture frames, jewelry
boxes, “BEARS” or personal
ized license plates, ladies
scarves, solid wood toys,
serving trays, and heavy-duty
aluminum coat hangers.
Stork Club
MASTER GOODMAN
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Goodman
of Griffin, announce the birth of
a son March 18 at Clayton
General Hospital. Mr. and Mrs.
J. W. DeLay of Pomona are
maternal grandparents and Mr.
and Mrs. W. A. Goodman of
Griffin are paternal grand
parents.
