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— Griffin Daily News Wednesday, May 25,77
Adult education program
at East Griffin School
Judge George T. Smith of the
Georgia Court of Appeals will
speak Thursday night to the
Adult Education students who
have completed their work.
The ceremony will be held at
East Griffin elementary school
What’s
happening
Horse clinic
The Flint River Saddle Club will hold
a horsemanship clinic Thursday at 5:30
p.m. at the arena on Carver road,
conducted by Dr. Charles Hutton,
University of Georgia horse specialist,
assisted by Tony Hutchinson, well
known Georgia trainer. The public is
invited. Cost will be $2.00 per person to
cover the Club’s cost.
Cleanup day
The Eastview cemetery committee in
Zebulon will hold a cleanup day on May
28, from 8 a.m. until noon. Those
donating their help are asked to bring
their own tools.
Gospel sing
A gospel sing will be held at the Pine
Grove Baptist Church on Highway 92
Saturday, beginning at 7:30 p.m.
featuring The Songmen.
Rotary Club
Bob Hope, promotion manager of the
Atlanta Braves, will be guest speaker
at the regular noon meeting of the
Griffin Rotary Club on Thursday at the
Moose Lodge.
Wine society
“Vin”, the Griffin Wine Society, is
holding its monthly event tonight
featuring the summit wines.
Family reunion
The Scoggins Family reunion will be
Saturday at the home of Danny and
Judy Riggins in Molena. All families
are invited to attend the reunion.
PWP
The Parents Without Partners
(PWP) will meet Thursday at 7:30 p.m.
at the Griffin Academy library. Roger
Scott, treatment coordinator, will lead
a discussion on “Alcoholism in the
Family”.
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NASHVILLE, Tenn. — First Lady Rosalynn Carter, in
Nashville to chair a public hearing today by the
President’s Commission on Mental Health, says better
planning, rather than more money, may be the way the
government can help the nation’s mentally QI and men
tally retarded. (AP)
Stork Club
MASTER SIMS
Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Sims of
Route 3, Fayetteville, announce
the birth of a son on May 24 at
the Griffin-Spalding County
Hospital.
MASTER GILES
Sgt. and Mrs. Gary B. Giles
announce the birth of a son May
21 in Seattle, Wash.
Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.
Talmadge Giles of Orchard Hill.
beginning at 8 o’clock.
More than 100 people have
completed their work in the
program and will be
recognized.
Larry Dunn is program
coordinator.
Talmadge,
Nunn back
farm bill
WASHINGTON (AP) - Both
of Georgia’s senators voted with
the majority Tuesday as the
Senate voted 69-18 to pass a
major farm bill with crop sub
sidies nearly twice as high as
the Carter administration rec
ommended.
Sens. Herman Talmadge and
Sam Nunn are both Democrats.
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Manager
Kelvin Clements is the
manager-owner of the new
Badcock Home Furnishings
Center which is holding its
grand opening through June 4.
The store is in the East Solomon
street shopping center in the
building formerly occupied by A
& P.
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Adams pulls out
in judgeship
Thomaston Atty. Owen
Adams has withdrawn his name
from consideration as
appointment to the new
judgeship created by the
General Assembly for the
Griffin Judicial Circuit.
Adams cited his “love for the
active practice of law and his
duty to his clients” as reasons
for withdrawing.
Griffin Tech
takes applications
Griffin Tech’s summer
quarter will begin on July 11.
Applications are still being
accepted.
There are openings in most
day and evening programs. An
aptitude test is required for
students applying for the day
programs. The test is given
each Wednesday at 9 a.m. The
test is not required for the
evening programs.
City Commission
Resurface delayed pending review
The city commissioners voted
Tuesday morning to delay
action on any further
resurfacing work until it is
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Hospital Report
Dismissed from the Griffin-
Spalding County Hospital
Tuesday:
George Bunn, Fannie
Caldwell, Eddie Clark, Carol
Duffee, Craig M. Garvin, Ben
Niblett, Sandra T. Hoof, James
Sigman, Nattie Spear, Mary
Brandenburg, Travis Brown,
George Gresham, Minnie
Thompson, Robert C.
Alexander.
determined which city streets
will be paved under the state’s
Local Assistance Road Pro
gram.
Hill street and Ellis road are
on the state’s priority lists and
the commissioners don’t want
to proceed with other work until
they have been assured that
those 2 streets will be
resurfaced.
CHARGE OFF
During a short meeting
Tuesday night, the commiss
ioners approved a charge-off
list for the electric department
of $21,858 for 1976.
Some $1,700 was collected out
of a $23,000 list for 1975 and
Commissioner Louis Goldstein
suggested the city put the lists
up for bids for purchase by a
collection agency. No action
was taken on the suggestion.
An attempt will continue to
collect the old bills and the
commissioners will receive a
report on collections every 6
months, as Goldstein suggested.
PAYMENTS
Approval of the following
expenditures was given:
—538,180 to Spalding Concrete
Co. for resurfacing work.
—513,700 to Standard Supply
Co., low bidder for 50
transformers for the electric
department.
-$26,089 to John J. Harte
Associates for payment number
3 for Phase 1 of the Sewer
System Evaluation Survey.
-$1,049 to Equity Utility Co.
for electric supplies.
TRAFFIC
That traffic light at Spalding
Square and Airport road should
be up within a few days after its
controller arrives. The
controller was due in mid May
and city officials are still
waiting.
Poles already are set and
other work is almost completed,
according to Clifford Hutson of
the electric department.
City Manager Roy Inman
reported that grading work has
begun at the site of the Juvenile
Detention Center and
construction should be
completed in January.
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