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About Griffin daily news. (Griffin, Ga.) 1924-current | View Entire Issue (June 6, 1977)
Griffin Daily News Monday, June 6,1977 Page 8 lei W W ! 10/ 1 ■ ■ ■ ■■ j| 111 F jf First Communion St. John Lutheran Church has admitted its first group of young persons for First Com munion. Pictured are (1-r) Eugene Rivers, Roger Jellum, Sally Rivers, Reverend Haco W. von Hacke who is Pastor of St. John, Pat Landess, and Tonya Neal. Two reported killed in auto accidents Cpl. P.M. Hanners of the Griffin State Patrol Post announced today that his post has investigated 20 traffic accidents, made 202 arrests and issued 161 warnings in Spalding County during May. Cpl. Hanners said 11 persons were injured in the 20 accidents along with 2 others killed. Estimated property damage amounted to $22,450.00. The post commander Griffin Academy lists science fair winners Winners in the Griffin Academy science fair were announced as follows with first, second and third places listed in that order: Third grade—Doug Hollberg, Teddy Bethune, Tim Davis. Fourth grade—Otis Blake, Vann Pelt, Nancy Newbern. Fifth grade—Candy Elkins, Trent Bailey, Landy Ponder. Sixth grade—Beth Cumming, Teresa Shapard, Tomi Moore. Maximum security problem NEW CASTLE, Va. (AP) - Just like the exasparated judge who sees the same defendant before him time and again, Game Warden Howard Fran cisco is getting fed up with his recidivism problem. Dogs in the Craig County pound are tunneling their way to freedom and Francisco com- TUESDAY SPECIAL KENTUCKY ~ FRIED Wv CHICKEN W LIVERS F TENDER, FLAVORFUL, TRULY DELICIOUS BOXED CHICKEN $4 IQ LIVER DINNER * | Reg. $1.85 • Special CALL IN ORDERS IF YOU WISH 2 Convenient Locations COLONEL SANDERS’ RECIPE KMUdai fried OF GRIFFIN 131 East Solomon St - Phone 227-3178 1477 West Mclntosh Road - Phone 328-2432 OF COURSE WE STILL FEATURE SUDDEN SERVICE Owned and Operated by Mr. 4 Mrs. Ralph Freeman. Original Owners for 13 Yean. reported a total of 400 pending traffic cases were disposed in the state court with the following dispositions: 32 guilty pleas, 357 bond forfeitures, 3 dismissed and 8 nolo contendere pleas. Cpl. Hanners pointed out that fines and forfeitures amounted to $15,730.00 which were paid to the State court of Spalding County. Seventh grade—Caroline Harris, Stan Smith, Rosanne Mitchell. Eighth grade—Bryan Beck, Anna Tatum, Dayna Mann. Ninth grade—Solar energy project, atomic energy project, conservation. Candy Elkins was the best overall elementary winner and Beth Cumming was the best overall middle grade winner. plained to the board of super visors on that he has to round up the same two or three fugitive canines all the time. He appealed for funds to seal the escape route, and the board said okay, as long as the max imum security project doesn't cost too much. . Insists on wearing white to wedding By Abigail Van Buren 1977 by The Chicago Tribune-N Y.News Synd Inc DEAR ABBY: 1 am being married in June at a formal church wedding. This will be my first marriage, and I want everything to be perfect. The bridesmaids are wearing pastel gowns, and my mother is wearing powder blue chiffon, but my fiance’s mother wants to wear what she described as "beige lace.” I saw it, and it is NOT' beige. It is more like eggshell. It has a matching lace cap with a small nylon net veil attached. She had this outfit made two years ago for her second marriage, and it looks very much like a bridal outfit to me. 1 raised a big stink about it because I don’t want two "brides" at my wedding. She isn’t hard up for money and could easily buy another gown for my wedding, but she insists on wearing that one. My fiance is her only child, so I hate to tell her to either wear something else or stay home. I feel it’s MY day, and she should respect my wishes. My fiance refuses to get involved. What is your advice? SILVER SPRINGS BRIDE DEAR BRIDE: I agree with you. She should wear something less bridelike. You’ve stated your objections, and if she chooses to ignore them, don’t tell her to stay home. If there appears to be two "brides” at your wedding, she, not you, will look out of place. DEAR ABBY: A woman signed TEN YEARS TOO LATE wrote to say that she deeply regretted not letting her husband go to “the other woman” when he wanted to. She said she knew that they really loved each other, but she hung on to him for security and regarded the other woman as a “tramp” who had stolen her husband. She closed her letter by saying, “As my husband lay dying in the hospital, her name—not mine—was on his lips. Perhaps if I had let him go when he wanted to, he’d be alive today, for heartaches, pressure and frustration can undermine a man’s health. I saw it happen. I won the battle, but lost the war.” Abby, here’s my answer to that wife: Please don’t berate yourself for winning the battle you fought 10 years ago. You loved your husband and fought for him with whatever weapons were available. He decided that you needed him more than I did, and although his decision hurt you, it was no surprise to me. When he was dying I fought the urge to call you and ask if I could see him briefly one last time. He enriched my life, and 1 wanted him to know it. But I spared you my phone call. It was part of the price we “other women” must pay. Now, spare yourself. You have suffered enough. Please don’t feel guilty for “hanging on to him.” He considered you a good wife and mother. “That’s what makes it so tough,” he told me often. You have no reason to feel guilty. Hold your head up and honor his memory. Enjoy the children you raised together and those wonderful grandchildren, too. Be proud to have been his wife. The real irony in this whole sad story is that you are the only person who can understand the pain I felt when he died. And we can’t console each other. Shalom, HER Everyone has a problem. What’s yours? For a personal reply, write to ABBY: Box, No. 69700, L.A., Calif. 90069. Enclose stamped, self-addressed envelope, please. Pornography poll conducted CLEVELAND (AP) — Mayor Ralph Perk didn’t say it was a matter of convenience or whether his couriers were ap propriately chosen, but he has enlisted the aid of trash collec tors in his anti-smut campaign. Perk said Friday that the city’s garbagemen will deliver a comprehensive poll to every home, seeking residents’ views on pornography. He said he hopes the poll will establish standards that will meet U.S. Supreme Court guidelines for prosecuting ob scenity cases. Perk said Cleveland is a city “under siege from people with little or no moral standards. We are mounting a full, an allout Hazeen is in honor society George Michael Hazeen, a freshman at Emmanuel College, Franklin Springs,, Georgia has been inducted into the Upsilon Nu Chapter of Phi Theta Kappa. Hazeen, who is from Bethlehem, Isreal, is sponsored by the Rev. and Mrs. Elvyn McDonald of Griffin. Since its founding in 1918, Phi Theta Kappa, which recognized intellectual achievement, has been the only national honor fraternity for American junior colleges. Membership is a privilege earned by high academic standing and good moral character and possession of qualities of citizenship and leadership. Phi Theta Kappa is recognized by the American Association of Community and Junior Colleges. The Upsilon Nu Chapter was chartered at Emmanuel College in October, 1969. I 6*o "Dea/c offensive against pornography We are going to war.” He said results of a prelimi nary poll taken by college stu dents now are being analyzed by Cleveland State University professors. 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