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About Griffin daily news. (Griffin, Ga.) 1924-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 24, 1977)
— Griffin Daily News Monday, October 24, 1977 Page 12 Ww Ir OfeMbfit’ ™ Leader of the pack ST JOHNSVILLE, N.Y. - Mara, a year-old Weimaraner, dairy cows can cross from barn to pasture and return, holds her regulation safety flag in her mouth as she Herbert Mueller, her owner, says she may get laughs prepares to stop traffic on a country road outside St. from the stopped motorists but she fulfills the state Johnsville. Twice a day she stops traffic so her owner’s regulation for a road guard. (AP) Four miles away Families have problems relocating By BILL BEECHAM Associated Press Writer HELPER, Utah (AP) - Two years ago, the 61 families of Castle Gate pulled up roots and moved, making way for ex panding coal production. Now, some of them are bitter, saying they are having problems sink ing new roots in a community four miles away. All of the houses in Castle Gate, a coal-mining town in eastern Utah, were moved by the landowner, McCulloch Oil Corp. The company, saying it needed the land for its growing coal interests, paid for the moves and gave each family a plot of land. | SOME THINGS THE FRIENDS AND I | NEIGHBORS OF DAVID ELDER I [i I WANT VOL TO KNOW I DAVID ELDER has the character, personality & management experience to carry out the duties of a County commissioner and will make a public official of whom all of 8 Griffin and Spalding County will be proud. DAVID ELDER still lives on the farm where he was born. He is the son of the late Chabe L Elder. He is married to the former Mildred Lindsay and they have two daughters. His ancestors were among the original settlers of Birdie Community. 8 DAVID ELDER attended grade school in Spalding County and was graduated from Griffin High School. He farmed and worked at public work until he entered the Army at the beginning of World War 11. He was awarded a battlefield commission during the D- Day invasion of France. DAVID ELDER is an active member of County Line Methodist Church where he has been a member since childhood. DAVID ELDER is a civic minded person. He is presently serving as a director of Federal Land Bank Association of Carrollton and the Flint River Production Credit Association of Thomaston, both having offices in Griffin. He is also a director of Spalding County Farm Bureau. He has served on practically all the farm committees including Farmers Home Administration, Towaliga Soil & Water Conservation District and many others. DAVID ELDER is mature and sound in judgment, yet young in vision and progressive 8 in his thinking. DAVID ELDER was raised and still lives in the county but he has always worked for full cooperation between Griffin and Spalding County because he knows that each is dependent upon the other. DAVID ELDER, while he was a County Commissioner, worked diligently to get the initial water lines in Spalding County. He helped work out the agreement with Dundee Volunteer Fire Department. He is experienced and capable of working out such problems and solving other problems that may arise. DAVID ELDER has many friends, some of whom paid for this ad, and they know him well enough to trust their County government to his judgment. VOTE FOR DAVID ELDER PoJd Polled Ad. -irrMVlnnnnnn - - n n n n To some, like Pete Tabone, Castle Gate’s last mayor, the move has meant problems. To others, like veteran miner Will ard Craig, it has been a boon. Tabone complains that his taxes have risen and, “here, the wind never stops. It howls and gets colder than hell in the winter. “I’ve had lots of bills since we moved here. I mean we wanted to fight it, but found we didn’t really have a chance,” Tabone adds. Craig, though, says the new subdivision, carved out of a canyon, with squared off streets, a new coat of paint on the houses and yards lined with fences and flowers, pleases him. “I’m happy — greatly so,” says Craig, a machinist for 35 years. “We’ve got a pretty town. It’s clean and I think we’ll be happy here.” Like Tabone, most of the residents of Castle Gate Subdi vision of Helper are on fixed in comes. Some, Tabone says, made the move only to find their savings depleted and debts increasing. “If we wanted a basement, we had to pay for that,” Tabone says. “If we wanted a car port we had to pay for it. Since we made the move, some of us are finding it was something we couldn’t afford, no matter what McCulloch said.” Although Vanda Hreinson’s wooden-frame house suffered cracks from ceiling to floor during the move, she says she is delighted with the way things have worked out. “Look at what we did to the house,” she says, pointing to re paneled walls trimmed with flowered designs, a modem kitchen and a western-style garden in the back yard. “We never could have had anything like this at the old place.” C MOST WINN IMlflNw\ OPEN SUNDAY 1 Iki ’ I Ol\ 10 AJLIIIII P,M * I I /VMklLkll I \ PRICES GOOD THRU I IX JI JlTScWri octooek *>• I \>O| If 1 wj B| 11 QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED • NONE SOLD TO DEALERS \ |J/ A Y| II W COPYRIGHT 1977 • WINN DIXIE ATLANTA, INC. I'* -* WNM DIXIE WELCOMES U.S.D.A. 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