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Page 34 — Griffin Daily News Thursday, May 5,1977 Tell the judge NEW YORK (AP) - A pro posed 2,625-mile, sl2-billion nat ural gas pipeline from Alaska and the Mackenzie River delta down through Canada and into the northern United States has spurred an intensive environ mental impact inquiry headed by Justice Thomas R. Berger of the British Columbia Su preme Court. Justice Berger has carried WESTERN SIZZLIN' STEAK HOUSE 1412 North Expressway Phone 228-1064 COME OUT AND INVESTIGATE Is Steak Your Favorite? Come and Try Us. We’re Just A “Cut’’ Above The Rest. Visit Ils For Mother’s Day GIVE FURHITURE llAnnif m HAPPY w MOTHER’S DAY WITH LOVE See Our Full Line Os Beautiful ROCKERS and RECLINERS Virginia House Decorated 111 IL. 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ALL HOME FURNISHINGS 1/ »f /2 NORMAL RETAIL The Furniture Shop 227 4600 Convenient Credit Plans Available 123 N Hill his inquiry to remote Indian and Eskimo villages and en couraged witnesses to speak in formally in their own lan guages, reports The Compass, a publication of MOAC, a com mercial marine insurer. “In a preliminary finding,” the publication notes, “Justice Berger said some natives wel comed a chance to join a nor mal wage economy, but others feared alcoholism. t 1 Ik I ’l’’ ' V R |jr *1 ■ -S' SF |g| - « k Ji r* i Bk 41 B i ' New officers of the Griffin Moose Lodge 1503 are: (1-r, front) Roger Bevil, secretary-club manager; Sam R. Cecil, past governor; James Chappell, governor; Warren Rogers, treasurer and Ken Whatley, prelate; (back) New officers of Moose State certifies its managers “State government can create and maintain either an atmosphere encouraging high quality performance or one of ineffectiveness and indifference.” With those words, last November 4, Governor George Busbee began an address to the first thirty graduates of a management training program designed to insure more effective and efficient delivery of State services to the citizens of Georgia. The Certified Public Manager Program, which began April 1, 1976, after evolving through several years of uncoordinated manager training courses, is limed at teaching nanagement development within public agencies. The program, im plemented as a result of a joint resolution from the State Legislature and ap proved by Governor Busbee, is under the direction of the training and Staff Development Division of the Georgia Merit System of Personnel Administration and the University of Georgia's Institute of Government and Center for Continuing Education. Managers in State CQtWCMk Under New Management We Are Pleased To Announce That Helen & Mike Wiley Have Purchased sCOtWQIk NORTHGATE CENTER GRIFFIN GA 30223 and will operate it as a Ladies Boutique Located In Northgate Shopping Center Newly purchased mer chandise will be arriving momentarily. Hours, Open 10 AM to 6 P.M. Closed All Day Wednesday COME SEE US. Julius Kapiloff, outer guard; Charles Crowley, Inner guard; Gene King, trestee; Fred Washington, trustee; James Avery, trustee; James Chalkley, assistant sergeant-at-arms; Johathan Snow, sergeant-at-arms. Government have traditionally been promoted through the ranks with many of them having little or no formal management training. The CPM Program allows managers, staff managers and potential managers to participate in a systematic training program dealing with the specific problems of government management. In order to be certified, a participant must complete six core course Management in State Government Programs, six job related projects, four management examinations and 60 classroom hours of elective course work. The six core course levels Beautiful xtsagaaafiffiaßsasam] Ml HO I vl 'm p°»n « ix»«< i* >o n." g W advertised Item tar tom* uft- ■ a* avoidable roaooo lbs Oievcharv I I BB >M tffcM d,M Mock, Rom a will laeue a mOni 011 \ B price •*'ec merchandise \ B ■ ■ ■ I °* merchandise Mothers Day, May Bth r™-*™-™-™ Spalding Square ® . I r, ACCESSORIES ARE jJM [pl il •-.... . Y--Au— ' I i aßrlsJiMw J . 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End Table AA 97 I IlkJ, i 'll I G ~ Measures 38”x20”x22” 4To Sell ® ALL pieces are unassembled n consist of: Level I- Basics of management; Level II - Operating within State Government policies and guidelines; Level 111 - Managing small groups; Level IV - Managing the overall organization; Level V - Management by ob jectives ; and Level VI - Case study analysis, decision making and problem solving The related projects require each CPM applicant to apply management principles discussed in that particular course to his or her job. The elective courses allow flexibility to pursue ad ditional areas of interest. Program refunded FORT VALLEY, GA— Fort Valley State College recently received $61,127 from the National Institutes of Health (NIH) to continue to operate its Biomedical Research Program for the next twelve months (3-1-77 to 2-28-78), according to Dr. Dan T. Black, Program Director. The present grant brings to a total of over $308,000 received from NIH since the program began at Fort Valley State College in March 1974. Dr. Black explained that the proposal had to undergo a dual review process. The first was a site visit by a team of scientists and consultants who came to Fort Valley’s campus in October 1976, to ascertain the soundness of the proposal, and to assess the benefits which could, be expected to accrue both to the institution and to the nation in biomedical research training. The t©©KoG3®' FOR A GREAT USEDCAR DEAL LOOK NO FURTHER CHEVYS FOR LESS! CRONIC CHEVROLET, INC. North Expressway 228-1326 Hours 8 till 8 - Mon. thru Fri. second review was in February 1977 by the General Research Support Program advisory Com mittee and the National Advisory Research Resources Council. For the next vear, in ad dition to Dr. Biack, Dr. Clinton H. Dixon, also of the Bioiogy Department, will be a faculty investigator. REVIVAL Now In Progress landmark Church Os God Rev. 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