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About Griffin daily news. (Griffin, Ga.) 1924-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 7, 1977)
Griffin Daily News Wednesday, September 7,1977 Page 16 Cub Scouts tour unit Members of Webelos Den of Pack 9 of East Griffin recently toured the Georgia Forestry Unit at Fayetteville. The Cub Scouts were told about trees, shown a film and climbed the tower. Boys going on the trip are Jerry Bailey, Bryan Ogletree, Ken Evans, Timothy Sims, Shane Carver, Bruce Scott, Shawn Giles. Mrs. Marilyn Bailey is the den leader. Mothers accompanying the den members on the trip were Mrs. Maxine Scott, Mrs. Murel Evans and Mrs. Louise Ogletree. T.H. Carney ends training Navy Seaman Apprentice Timothy H. Carney, son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl J. Reid Sr. of 533 North Hill street, Griffin, has completed recruit training at the Naval Training Center, Orlando, Fla. During the 8-week training cycle, trainees studied general military subjects designed to prepare them for further academic and on-the-job training in one of the Navy’s 85 basic occupational fields. Included in their studies were seamanship, close order drill, naval history and first aid. He joined the Navy in June, 1977. Peterson makes list Rocky Peterson, of Griffin, was named to the dean’s list at Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College in Tifton, for the summer quarter. Peterson attained a grade point average of 3.30 or better to be named to the list. Weekdays 7:18&9:00 P.M. Sunday-3:54,5:36, 7:18 & 9:00 P.M. Kingdom Os Soi o color The Spiders Iris Showtime 8:30 ® Naked Rider color Games Girls Play ® COLOR r -t- ■ W«a .. A ■ Hk CARPET SALE INDOOR-OUTDOOR CARPET, SHAG, LEVEL LOOP OR PLUSH & GREENACRES GRASS JUTE OR FOAM BACK YOUR CHOICE ‘CARPET PADDING AND TACK STRIP AVAILABLE Wjij Building Materials Center "■U 1303 North Expressway J*HTJ Griffin, Ga„ Phone 07-0987 ~~ Gul Couple takes tumble without insurance By Abigail Van Buren 1977 by The Chicago Tribune-N.Y.News Synd. Inc. DEAR ABBY: My wife and I fixed up our backyard with a slide, swings and a sandbox for our grandchildren to enjoy when they visit us on weekends. The neighbors’ children (and there are many) asked if they could play in our backyard during the week, and we saw no reason to refuse them. Well, last week a neighbor girl fell off our swing and broke her nose and two front teeth! (They were not baby teeth, so they have to be replaced.) The girl’s father informed us, through his lawyer, that WE are liable for the doctor and the dental bills. Our own lawyer said we had to pay it because it happened in our yard. Abby, we’re just average middle-class people, and this has hit us hard. I hope you’ll print this as a warning to other naive, big-hearted people who can ill afford such generosity. STUCK DEAR STUCK: Will do. But if you had spent just a few dollars for insurance, you would have been “covered’’—not stuck! Readers, talk to your insurance agent, and be sure YOU’RE protected. DEAR ABBY: I have a European man friend who lives abroad but comes here very often on business for his government. We are very close physically and emotionally, have even spoken of marriage and have exchanged “I love yous” many times. The only thing I don’t like about him is that he’s cheap. Last Christmas he sent me a seashell and a T-shirt. The seashell was beautiful—if you like seashells. And the T-shirt was obviously secondhand. I have nothing against secondhand clothes, but I don’t think they are appropriate for a gift. 1 didn't mention it for several months, but it kept bugging me, so I finally wrote him and got it off my chest! Well, 1 haven’t heard from him since. All his letters up until then were lovey-dovey. Do you think I made a mistake telling him I thought he was cheap? I’m sorry now. Should I write him again and apologize? I miss him, and I do love him. GIRLFRIEND DEAR GIRLFRIEND: A secondhand T-shirt is a firsthand indication of his chintziness. However, it’s the thought, not the value of the gift, that counts. You were right to level with him, but if you love him and miss him, write and tell him so. And if you get him back, I hope you realize you’ll have a man who’s cheap. DEAR ABBY: What do you think of a 20-year-old college girl who had to be bribed, coaxed and begged to help her mother clear the table, dry the dishes, make her own bed, hang up her own clothes and do her own ironing? When she’s away at college, she lives at the dorm and ships her laundry home for her mother to do and ship back. She has never tried to get a summer job to help pay for her college expenses. Instead she goes out every night and sleeps until noon. Ever since she was a young girl, she has expected me to be her slave. Why? HER MOTHER DEAR MOTHER: Because somewhere along the line she was given the impression that she could get away with it. And apparently she was right. x z /j i tJv ,o // Jl \ \HJ # I ATLANTA CITY, N. 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Active senior members will be honored for many years of faithful service during the morning worship service at 11 a.m. Old Fashioned Day will also be observed the same day with church members wearing clothes of by gone days. Prizes If Yoa Don’t Buy U f7yT^r^2L Too Much W Mi Pi i vIJ ' ai, M “ ws ' t j will be awarded for the best dressed. A basket lunch will be served at noon. The afternoon service will include a brief history of the church and singing. All members are urged to attend and friends and relatives are invited. The church is located on Hwy. 74 at the in tersection of Hwy. 85 in Starr’s Mill Community.
