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—4—- *?S>l~-“ r -L... «£’ *v-;fS' <"***^-. w - ■fe ■ 7*- w. 'M® ; -s43Ki v < ’ssaliflF .49 — k S ; s^-^rrW^ l lrßwjjtS# 4 wHw' Staff after doctors Hospital employes are getting in some practice for their annual softball game against the doctors Saturday, May 14 at Dundee Park at 7 p.m. Above are cheerleaders from the medical records department (1* r) Barbara Bethune, Pat Jones, Delle Marchman, Myrtle Floyd, Patricia Holland. At right are hospital team members (front 1- r) Renee Brown, Betty Ballard, Diane Futral, Betty Ethridge; (back) Wyman Miller, Tony Berry, Alvin Bankston, Joe Perkins, Clarence Harris, Keith Huckaby, Kline Berry, and Harold Hassler. Gates open at 5:30 for hamburgers, hotdogs and soft drinks. Medical Explorers will be on hand to take blood pressure, new ambulances will be on display, along with a Life Pak 4, a lifesaving crash cart. Tickets are $1.50 for adults and 50-cents for students. Children under 12 will be admitted free. They may be purchased from a hospital employe or at the gate. Door prizes will be given. I“ e I Hilliqrd & Sons I j Service Station | Hwy. 16 East & 155 (Formerly - Lucky Sent Sta.) | HOT DRINKS - DEPOSIT BOTTLES - j ! COKES - SPRITE - CRAPE - I | ORANGE - TAD | i IfV r w, vr « I I 0811 GasPurchaße | i Starts $ Pack Carton - CflC j Tuesday, May 3rd. with bottles UU Ends $ Pack Carton - Qf|C I I Sunday, May Bth without bottles j 9l*.<>«»(>«■»< (Or As Long As Supply Lasts Carden Bros. Wholesale, Inc. (Cash and Carry) SPECIAL PRICES For Week 5-5 thru 5-10 New Jim Dandy Field Formula Dog Ration (Small Chunx) 25 Lb. Hunter’s Choice Dog Ration 25 Lb. *3 15 Jazz Dog Ration 25 Lb. $ 3 15 Jim Dandy Dog Ration 25 Lb. s49* Jazz Big Kick Horse Feed 50 Lb. $ 3 35 Jim Dandy Floatin-Fish Food 32% protein 50 Lb. s 7" Top Kick Dog Food 12-15 Oz. Cans 5 1 79 §k Happy Birthday! David Hogan David Hogan celebrated his 10th birthday with a party at his home. Guests included: Mike McNamee, David Millican, Peter Jackson, Graig Breadon, Mark McCullough, Jay Scott, Robert Rogers, Alan and Todd Robey and his brothers, John and Jimmy Hogan. Ice cream, cake and punch , were served. I Assisting with the party was ' Mrs. Dee Robey. Rob Sikes Rob Sikes celebrated his first ; birthday with a party at his I home. Cake decorated with cartoon I characters, punch, ice cream, cookies and party favors were | served to the following guests: I Mrs. Wanda Putman and I Missie; Miss Kim Fergurson; I Mrs. Brenda Perdue, Tracey, : Kirt and Alex; Mrs. Ann Wilder I and Neal; Mrs. Marie Draves, s Shelli and C.J.; Mrs. Jane I Patton, Paige and Amy; Mrs. Bell Callaway; Mrs. Shirley I Henson; Mrs. Frances Smith and Sonya; Mrs. Cecelia ; Grahan, Jason and Shane; Mr. I and Mrs. Randall Clark and : Jason; Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Tyson; Mrs. Patton; Mrs. ■ Norman Tyson (maternal I grandmother); Mr. and Mrs. I Paul Sikes and the honoree. 50 artists to show at festival Fifty artists and craftsmen have entered the eighth annual Crimson Clover Art Festival to be held Saturday in the downtown Commerical Bank parking lot from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. The displays will include copper and brass sculpture by R.E. Heerman; pottery by David C. Shiflett; photography; macrame; paintings in oil, water color and acrylics; and crafts. Griffin area artists participating are Judy Bronkhorst, Helen Bryant, Gale Buffington, Michael Collins, Guynel Darly, Richard Fernandez, Elfrieda Hummel, Betty Kurtz, Jan Morrison, James Miller, Brooksie Polk, Ettta Pugh, Joseph Roda, Chris Shockley, Mildred Spradlin, Dr. A. Weathers, and Carl Cartledge. Mom’s Day history KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) - Mother’s Day, first observed here in 1908, has origins going back to the ancient Greeks. According to Hallmark re searcher Sally Hopkins, a \ spring festival was held annual ly in Greece and Asia Minor honoring Cybele, goddess of na ture and motherhood. This cus tom spread to Rome about 250 ' B. as the festival of Hilaria. The three-day period of dancing and feasting began on the Ides ’ of March. Nowadays, Mother’s Day is ' celebrated not only in the ’ United States but in Austria, Canada, Mexico, China, Japan, the West Indies, parts of Africa 1 and in most South and Central 1 American countries. To mark 1 the occasion, Americans are • expected to send more than 200 ■ million Mother’s Day cards this • year. REDUCE-AU 1 1 The four natural fat melters you have read about. Now all in one capsule called REDUCE-ALL. Lecithin, Be. Kelp and Cider VINEGAR, the natural ingredi ents everyone is talking about. ■I Ask for REDUCE-ALL. ■] JESSE’S PHARMACY 108 N. Hill Street Ambulance is her obstetric ward From The Henry County Weekly Advertiser BY JAN SAVAGE Henry County Emer gency Medical Technicians assisted a young mother for the second time with delivery of a boy while enroute to Clayton General Hospital. EMT’s have delivered two babies during the two year existence of the Emergency Medical Ser vice. Both were boys bom In the same ambulance unit to Carolyn Miller, 19, of McDonough. The young woman was about to give birth to her third child Thursday morning while en route to the Clayton facility. EMT’s Robert Hill and Dean Lindsey realized the baby’s birth was imminent. 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MODEL Adjusts A tomatically ° ■ 1 1454 To All Carpets Heights. Comb.nes Can.ster I » L— <V Suction Power with CLEANS SHAGS! Sweep mg Act.on of M ’ I \ j/jT an u P r, 9 hl : CLEANS * i i i SCTsales a service J • 312 Eart Solomon Straa* Rhone 228-8655 L W ♦ * unit. EMT Joe White and Secretary Vera Weems Stevens assisted in Tavores’ birth, delivered by EMT Suzanne White. Although both babies were bom in an ambulance unit of the Henry County Emergency Medical Ser vice, Tavores was three months premature, while brother Quincy Andrea Weems was two weeks overdue. There were no complication in either birth, BMT’s said. The birth of the two babies are the only ones that had necessitated delivery by the Emergency crew before reaching the hospital destination. The woman’s oldest child, LaWanda Weems, is a year and a half old. In speaking of the birth of Cave state Missouri, which is known as the “Cave State,” still ranks number one in caves. In early 1977, the state reported a total of 3,507 known caves, marking an increase of 194 newly-found caves in 1976. Page 29 ' — Griffin Daily News Thursday, May 5,1977 her youngest son she said, “I was not having labor pains at all until suddenly I had a pain that told me he was here and coming.” She 10th & Poplar 228-8444 >,tlL lib/ W - " RBra“ mi • * w ♦ « eib 1342 OAKDALE DRIVE - Attractive brick home has 4 bedrooms, 3 baths with wall paper & vanities, living room, cozy den, modern kitchen & snack bar. Central vacuum system & central air. Separate workshop building with lights & wall heat. $36,900 also stated that she was not scared or nervous. EMT’s replied that Miss Miller was calm throughout the delivery.
