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About Griffin daily news. (Griffin, Ga.) 1924-current | View Entire Issue (April 22, 1977)
Fallin receives promotion Marine Lance Corporal Victor L. Fallin, son of Ellie J. Fallin of 650 Bieze street, Griffin, has been promoted to his present rank while serving with Force Troops, Fleet Marine Force, Pacific, Marine Corps Base, Twenty-nine Palms, Calif. He joined the Marine Corps in March 1975. Methodists plan special revival The Senoia United Methodist Church will conduct a special revival service May 1-6. The annual homecoming will feature the Rev. James Welden, a former member of the Senoia church, as homecoming speaker. However, the revival, which begins with homecoming, will feature the Rev. Barbara Brokhoff as preacher. Services will meet nightly at 7:30 p.m. with a nursery provided. The Rev. Kenneth Deitle is pastor. The public is invited to attend. > fitness center > w. mcintosh rd. 1 Across From Northgate Shopping Center 1 227-7808 1 i Exercise Programs 1 MEN WOMEN ’ ) MON -wed. MMiM **|MON. THRU * / FRI IwM RiijlSii - I FRI ( 4:00-8:00 |W] MB I 9:00 A.M. 1 ) P M JJ 2:00 P.mJ ( vIi,NG 881 Ju TUE & < / SUANA & THUR. ( < sun rooms 5:00 ' i ) AVAILABLE "H 8:00 P.M. 1 Come By For A Free Demonstration And Check On The ' f Special Yearly Rates. | ( FREE! 6 MONTHS I ( With purchase of yearly membership by May 1. I ( "00 ITJOUIK j I SPRING SALE I I Now On At I CRONIC CHEVROLET ■ Continues Through April 30. ■ I PAY s inn oo DEALER'S I I ONLY >W COST ■ I OPEN 8 Till 8 I i eocGoeco9eooGCceeGCio9eeooeoooooooo9OOQieooGooG« Due to tremendous response — We extend our SIOO.OO over cost sale ■ through April to the Griffin-Spalding County area. hQOGOOOOOQO9QCOGC9OGOOOOCCeC«OQOOOOOGeCQiQ<9GeOGO CRONIC CHEVROLET I Expressway Griffin, Ga. ■ | fnsurance^' - || Atl. Phone 522-2272 M I Coverage 228-1326 Hr ■ <- 50 years The Rev. and Mrs. Paul C. Wilson of Williamson will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary on May 8. Rev. Wilson is a retired Methodist minister and is serving as interim pastor at Hollinville Methodist Church. The couple plan to return to their home in Illinois for the celebration. Rollins is on Med. tour Navy Airman Recruit Larry E. Rollins, son of Mr. and Mrs. Tony Huckaby of 407 E. Brooks avenue, Griffin, has departed for an extended deployment in the Mediterranean Sea. He is serving as a crewmember aboard the aircraft carrier USS Independence, homeported in Norfolk, Va. While deployed, his ship will operate as a unit of the U.S. Sixth Fleet. During the cruise, his ship is scheduled to participate in numerous training operations and exercises with other Sixth Fleet units and ships of allied nations, and to visit various Mediterranean ports. He joined the Navy in August 1976. Ann Slade makes A.U. dean’s list Ann Slade, a junior journalism major at Auburn University, has been named to the dean’s list for the winter quarter. Miss Slade is the daughter of Dr. Ira Slade of Griffin and Mrs. Dorothy Slade of Augusta. Lynn manning Sells record number of Girl Scout cookies Six-year-old Brownie Girl Scout Lynn Manning of Griffin, has won the annual Girl Scout Council Cookie Award for selling the most cookies in the fourteen-county Pine Valley Girl Scout Council area. Lynn, who is a first grader in troop 158 at Fourth Ward School, sold 624 boxes of cookies. She won the local association award also. Lynn’s mother, Mrs. Dick Manning, says Lynn actually walked with her and rang every doorbell and did the selling. Two trophies were presented to Lynn at the Pine Valley Girl Scout Council annual meeting at the First Baptist Church in ■■B| MB Ifs A _ «iii iLJTBSI by JJ/ Wv\wl 111 OWWW'wwAel THE COffIPLETE PACKAGE OF IM BUILDING fTIATERIRLS FOR RESIDENTIAL AND VACATION TYPE HOMES TO BUILD ON YOUR LOT FROID THE SLAB UP. These are NOT pre-fab or shell homes. Yicksbwq Ralnttee . ■ " T '' -M iwOiliiHr Jnmk H-W I iliilfs’TFTiriHg Imagine! Ths Vicksburg he Raintree has the L _J Lr”±J- | has beautiful styling at an Ajji ~~ appeal of colonial charm affordable price. Three aj 'is OL with a gracious entrance . pLj *u — i bedrooms, full bath, coun- <Hr UIUUdL IJ i foyer opening into a great try kitchen, connecting 11 rr | I “racx* room. The kitchen area is 11 L- L- J - living and dining room, XSJ H t j designed for true con- Lmt J | 4r "3t carport and plenty of stor- 11 LL f ‘ venience. A plus feature is age space. We provide the sliding glass door from floor covering, oak kitchen cabinets, all electric appliances, the dining room opening onto the patio. The master bedroom all your carpet and plumbing materials you need to complete has a walk-in-closet and private bath. Two car garage in- your home from the slab up. eludes a storage area. And note the fireplace in the great room; a home designed for family togetherness. Price includes all Price includes all materials from the foun- 1 dation up to complete this attractive home. g j g % up to „ mp | rt tM( beautiful home. I Til A ltt,M AAA > I West t,uo,es you one P rice f° r all materia Is that are required ’r’l ,0 construct these duality' architecturally designed, modern A I residences. You provide the lot and foundation, and we provide H I the materia Is to complete your home from the slab up. Includes I both interior and exterior of these homes, according to plans and A I specifications. M ! J ■■ f J West's "American Way Homes" are designed to meet or |B&mB J J 'Hk I exceed the rigid property specifications as established by the I minimum property standards of the FHA. Any changes required Ik 1 ,0 meet or s,a,e c<Kles ma y a l,er ,he P rice accordingly. ■ '#l I The price is subject to change, however, price quoted to you ■ * Mid I j lat the time of the order is guaranteed for a period of ninety (90) I These three homes shown here are only few of the homes I West has to offer. Contact your West sales force at a West I Building Materials Center near The Suawanee has a colonial charm and spacious floor plan that blends comfort and J- _L Il rREE FIREPLHvE • likV ir?' I social warmth for your dream home. This : _____ ’ II j I four bedroom, two story home has a huge E ,- s I jn£ I w °.V - M family room with a built-in fireplace that adds life and enthusiasm to family activity. m A beautiful country kitchen with mountain oak cabinets and electric appliances. 4r r slff gsUML-j p| ft F -F* Formal living and dining rooms, powder t ."| \^fl|ftffjFliftAl room and utility area complete the first j I y r_i _i| A WWUJ I lAVWMTtv floor. The dramatic front foyer leads up the I rjs’~ri LJ I A Guaranteed on Every Purchase! stairs to the large master bedroom that has j | ”L. **"'* I IMi a full bath, dressing area with vanity and * * *' c| — lIAfEBT walk-in-closet—a marriage dream I All the | L w p —r t-* modern conveniences 4-bdrms.; 2 1/ 2 ■ A Mr Hr BBIIIISO WEST BUILDING MATERIALS CENTER baths, 2 car garage with storage area in ■ > I 1,969 sq.ft. Hl. f Griffin, Ga. This price includes all materials from the foundation | W W t/ U I L-—Phone 227-0987 plateuptocompletethegroundandupperfloor. | LaGrange. At the meeting the new slate of officers for the coming term was elected Mrs. Walter E. Carl of Carrollton was elected president of the council for a three-year term. She had just completed serving six years as second vice president of the council. Mr. Robert Glover was elected to second term as secretary on the board of directors. Mrs. John Allison and Mrs. Ted Hughes, both of Griffin, were elected to the board of directors as members at-large. Certificates of appreciation were given to Sue Fowler, John Allison, Cynthia Smith, Sydney Aaron and Brenda Mitchell, all of Griffin. This certificate recognizes these people for distinguished service to Girl Scouting. The Second Mile Award, given to any person who has given consistently unusual service, over and beyond the call of duty, to Girl Scouting over a period of years, was presented to Dr. Dale Carley, of Griffin. Awards presented to people who were absent from the Council meeting will be given at the Red Pine Association meeting in Griffin at a local restaurant on May 5. Page 13 — Griffin Daily News Friday, April 22, 1977 1/ iKy ■■ ® V Kpl ♦W » A H 1 Bu. Lynn Manning
