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THE FORSYTH COUNTY NEWS. JULY 27. 1972,
State Board Of Education Adopts
New Policies On Personnel Certification
New policies governing sus
pension , revocation and denial
of certificates of teachers and
other professional personnela
dopted by the State Board of
Education Thursday will insure
“due process” for teachers un
der the U.S. Constitution.
The new rules and regulations
detail for what specific causes
a teacher or other certified pro
fessional may have his certifi
cation denied, suspended or re
voked. They also establish pro
cedures for the appointment of
a hearing officer, conduct of a
hearing, maintenance of re
cords and the filing of excep
Area Man Promoted
With Gold Kist, Inc.
ATLANTA A reorganiza
tion of the Agri-Services Di
vision of Gold Kist, Inc., wi
th the basic change being the
creation of a new department
called Farm Services has been
announced by Quentin S. Lee,
group vice president, Agri-Se
rvices.
An area man, Donald Y. Wi
lliams, has been promoted to
director, feed department. He
has been serving as a region
al director of Gold Kist Feed
since early in 1971.
Vote For
Royston A. Ingram, Jr.
for
Forsyth County Coroner
Democratic Primary August 8, 1972
YOUR VOTE AND SUPPORT WILL BE APPRECIATED
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JACK FINCHER HAS THE EXPERIENCE AND IS
NOW IN KEY SENATE POSITIONS TO GET THINGS
DONE FOR THE PEOPLE OF THIS DISTRICT.
Served 14 years on Cherokee Hoard of Edueation
Served 4 terms as Canton Mayor
Over .'lO years in business as retail pharmacist in Canton
ms RECORD PROVES HE IS RELIABLE AND SERVES
THE PEOPLE WELL.
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tions and presentation of briefs
and oral arguments to the St
ate Board of Education.
“Recent rulings of the co
urts concerning the ‘due pro
cess’ provision of the Consti
tution have made this reassess
ment of State Board Policy ne
cessary,” said Assistant State
Superintendent of Schools Dr.
Joe Edwards. “The Board has
elected to come under the state'
Administrative Procedure Act
for this purpose only, and the
rules and regulations adopted
Thursday are in full compli
ance with the Act,” he said.
The Boardalsoapprovedpro
Williams is a native of La
wrenceville and served with the
Army Air Corps during World
WAR 11. He has served as man
ager of the Farmers Mutual
Exchange of Lawrenceville and
Gainesville and w'as an Agri-
Services district manager for
two years prior to joining the
feed department.
He and his wife, Doris, have
two children. He is a Mason,
a Lions Club member and at
tends the Presbyterian church.
51st District (North Forsyth, Cherokee, Pickens, Gordon, South Whitfield Counties)
Your Vole For Jack Fincher Will Be A Vote For This Community And Better Government
cedures for hearing to be con
ducted by the Professional Pra
ctices Commission as sub
mitted by Mrs. Elizabeth Lam
bert, chairman. These also are
consistent with the new Board
regulations governing teacher
certification procedures.
Mrs. Josephine Parrish of
Metter and Albert Hayward of
Atlanta were appointed mem
bers -at-large to the Professi
onal Textbook Selection Com
mittee.
Sixteen new sites for compre
hensive high schools were app
roved for planning and funding
when monies are available. Th
Wallenda’s Gorge Walk
Can Be Seen Daily
At Tallulah Point
TALLULAH POINT—OiI July
18, 1970, thousands flocked to the
rim of Tallulah Gorge to see
65-year-old Karl Wallenda
cross the chasm on a high wire.
Today, tourists are continu
ing to fill the resort area to
see where that death defying
walk occurred and to see it re
peated on film. The 25 minute
documentary is shown every
half-hour in an air conditioned
studio atop Tallulah Point.
The film covers the building
of Wallenda’s narrow ’’foot
bridge" and the thoughts of the
man as he made that daring cr
ossing. Erecting the cable was a
dangerous and expensive engi
neering feat. The 1-11/16 inch
diameter steel wire had to be
stretched over a 1,100 foot ex
RE-ELECT
JACK FINCHER
STATE SENATOR
ey are Douglas County, Calhoun
City, Pickens County, Rabun
County, Hall County, Whitfield
County, Newton County, Deca
tur City, Richmond County, El
bert County, Fayette County,
Vldalia City, Pulaski County,
Telfair County, Camden County,
and Waycross City.
Construction grants under the
Library Services and Construc
tion Act were awarded by the
Board as follows: Atlanta Pub-
panse. “Like building only one
side of a suspension bridge,”
one of the workman said.
Poignant insight is given into
the life of Wallenda, a man who
for more than 50 years hasth
rilled millions by risking his
life.
During the walk Wallenda
wore a small transistor micro
phone. It picks up his voice
whispering, “My God is with
me now,” as he steps on the
cable over 700 feet above the
jagged, rocky bottom of the
Gorge.
Aleo included in the docum
entary are highlights of the
entir e walk: the mounting of
the five-story tower on the north
side of the Gorge, close-up
shots of the two breathtaking
head stands on the wire, and
the triumphant welcome at the
JACK FINCHER IS YOUR NEIGHBOR, LIVES NEAR
THE CENTER OF THE 51ST DISTRICT - ALWAYS
CLOSE AND AVAILABLE TO YOU.
Official Board of Methodist Church
Past President of ions Club
if- Shriller
"A Holds Silver Beaver Award from Boys Scouts of America.
Past President Canton Little League
Past President Ga. Pharmacists Association.
JACK FINCHER’S RECORD SHOWS HE IS A GOOD
SOLID MAN - INTERESTED IN YOUNG PEOPLE -
WORKS HARD, AND IS RESPECTED BY EVERYONE.
lic Library System, $153,000 to
fund an addition to the Sandy
Springs Branch Library; Cobb
County Library System, $75,000
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to fund the Northeast Cobb Br
anch Library; and West Ge
orgia Regional Library System,
$64,000 to fund the Bowdon Pub
lic Library.
The Board also voted to cha
nge its meeting day to the se
cond Thursday of each month
effective in September.
south anchor point.
Expert photography offers
never-before-seen shots of the
awesome beauty of the geologi
cally oldest natural gorge in
North America. The film was
produced by Wooster Produc
tions, Inc. of Atlanta.
Tallulah Point, a long estab
lished tourist stop for mountain
souvenirs and cold apple ci
der, allows a free breathtaking
view of the Gorge at its deep
est point. Both north and south
anchor towers can be seen from
the Point's observation deck.
Wallenda now owns the Karl
Wallenda Circus, headquar
tered in Sarasota, Fla. His
current act features a repeat
of his now famous Tallulah
head stands.
Three NYC’s From Forsyth
Attending North Georgia Tech
CLARKESVILLE Thirty
three young men and women, all
enrollees in the Neighborhood
Youth Corps, are spending three
weeks in residence at North
Georgia Technical Vocational
School here.
The youths, who will be high
school juniors and seniors this
fall, are attending regular clas
ses in a variety 34 skills. The
object is for the
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VOTE FOR
GARLAND C. BARRON
DISTRICT NO. 4
MEMBER FORSYTH CO. COMMISSION
AUGUST 8, 1972
YOUR VOTE AND INFLUENCE APPRECIATED
if they would be interested in
becoming full-time students,
and what they would like to
study.
The project, called a "career
educational incentive prog
ram”, is being paid for by the
U.S. Department of Labor, and
is sponsored by Ninth District
Opportunity, Inc. the Comm
unity Action Agency for 16 No
;. Georgia Counties.
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Jack Fincher will look after your interests in the statej
senate.
“The experience will be very
valuable to them,” says Jake
Maness, NYC Director. “Not
only will they be exposed to a
variety of skills ranging from
carpentry to cosmetology, but
they will also experience dor
mitory life.”
The students* from Forsyth
County are Susan Jeanette Be
nnett, Wayne Scott Cantrell and
Nancy Ann Decker.