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MIAMI, Fla. — 3,000 youths, many on bicycles of all
shapes and forms turned out at Miami’s Blcentenniel
Park to hear Evel Knievel speak on bicycle safety and to
take a couple of turns around the park with the world
reknown motorcycle stunt rider. (AP)
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Judge Smith to address graduates
The annual Adult Education
Honors Program will be held
May 26 at 8 p.m. in the West
Griffin Elementary School
auditorium. The Honors
Program is the highlight of a
successful year for the Spalding
County Adult Education
System.
The honored guest and
speaker for the event is Judge
George T. Smith, Georgia Court
of Appeals. He was recently
elected to the seat on the Court
of Appeals making him the only
Southside Progress leaders mark
formal organization with visit
Leaders of Southside
Progress met with Gov. George
Busbee at the state Capitol to
officially mark the
organization’s move from a
volunteer status to a formal,
staffed organization for
promotion and improvement of
the area south of Atlanta.
Southside Progress is an
organization of property
owners, businessmen, and
institutions working with
governments at all levels to
plan for and promote the
development of the region south
of 1-20 and extending as far
south as interest prevails.
It was formed 3 years ago and
until now has functioned as an
unfunded, volunteer
organization.
Presidnet Cam Mitchell, a
past president of the Georgia
Chamber of Commerce,
outlined problems the group is
working to solve as promotion
of the Southside to match
northside development in
quality of housing education,
industry, businesses and the
like; solving water and
sewerage problems; full
development and utilization of
Hartsfield International
man in Georgia history to run
with opposition and to be
elected to serve in all 3
branches of state government.
Smith will address 100 GED
graduates as well as many
other adult education students
who are presently participating
in classes. Friends, relatives
and the general public are
invited to attend. A reception
will be held following the
program.
Enrollment in the Spalding
County Adult Education System
Airport and development of an
efficient highway and
transportation network.
Southside Progress played a
key role in the expansion of
Hartsfield and construction of
Midfield Terminal by
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increased by 52 percent this
year with approximateely 600
adults enrolled. The adult
program is designed to serve all
individuals 18-years-old and
over, whose basic educational
deficiencies in some way
impair their ability to obtain
employment and be more
productive citizens. The
program also provides special
classes in algebra and English
for those preparing for the GED
exam.
mustering strong southside
support for the expansion.
Its second project was to alert
the region to the criticality of
future water needs and to try to
find ways of assuring an
adequate water supply.
Judge Smith
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— Griffin Daily News Tuesday, May 24,1977
Happy Birthday!
Jay Copeland, the son of Mr.
and Mrs. P.L. Copeland, Sr.,
celebrated his seventh birthday
with a party at his home on
Payton road.
Mr. Frank Lawhorn
entertained all with a magic
show.
Attending were: Monica
Copeland, Lance Copeland,
Denny Doerr, Stacy Doerr and
Howie Doerr, Cobra Hammock,
Sexton to graduate
Stephen Lawrence Sexton is
among 761 students to graduate
from Samford University in
Birmingham, Ala. May 28.
Sexton will be receiving a
bachelor of science degree in
business.
Jay Copeland
Kelly Payton, Christine Payton,
Jim Payton, Cereta Payton,
Randy Payton and Michelle
Payton.
Mr. and Mrs. J.R. Payton, Sr.
(grandparents), Mr. and Mrs.
S.E. Copeland (grandparents),
Mr. and Mrs. P.L. Copeland
(parents), Mr. and Mrs. Larry
Payton, Mr. and Mrs. Tommy
Payton and Mr. Randy Doerr.
Nationally syndicated
newspaper columnist Patrick J.
Buchanan and new Alabama
Supreme Court Justice C.C.
Torbert will deliver addresses
as the university graduates its
largest class in history.
