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Boys In Service
Capt. Phillip Minton, a chap
lain with the U. S. Army in Viet
nam, is expected to leave there
March 25th or April Ist for a
leave with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. E. L. Minton of Jackson.
Capt. Minton, upon termination
of his leave, will be stationed at
Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri.
Power to the people.
That s the job of Georgia’s 41 consumer
owned electric utilities. Getting dependable
electric power to people who live in areas where
they couldn’t get electricity otherwise. That can
mean running lines ’way out to the one house that’s
twenty miles from nowhere. And it can also mean
bringing electricity—and new industiy—into
bustling urban counties. We get around—over
80% of the area of the state, as a matter of fact.
Winch means power to one-and-a-quarter million
people. So remember who we are.
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Central Georgia
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AN ORDINANCE
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE MAYOR AND COUNCIL
OF THE CITY OF JACKSON, and it is hereby ordained by
the authority of the same, that from and after the adoption of
this ordinance it shall be unlawful and punishable at the discre
tion of the Mayor and or Recorder by fine not exceeding $50.00
or imprisonment for more than 10 days for anyone within the
municipal limits to:
1) Permit upon his premises any garbage receptacle or can
having a capacity of more than 40 gallons.
2) Permit upon his premises any garbage receptacle or can
having no close-fitting cover over same.
3} Permit upon his premises any garbage receptacle or can
which is rusted or unable to retain its contents due to receptacle
or can deterioration through rust or abuse or damage.
All ordinances or parts of ordinances in conflict herewith
are hereby repealed,
Adopted, this the 6th day of March 1972.
Mayor And Council
This ordinance strictly forbids the use of 55 gallon oil drums
as garbage cans.
PERSONAL
Mrs. Flora Leverette has re
turned home from Syvan Grove
Hospital, friends are glad to note.
Mr. John Cook was admitted
Saturday afternoon to Griffin-
Spalding County Hospital.
Miss Gail Carter, student at the
Georgia Baptist Hospital School
of Nursing, spent Friday night
with Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Carter.
Mrs. Waldrop
Dies In Roswell
Funeral services for Mrs. Liz
zie Waldrop, 87, of Roswell, sis
ter of Mr. Pierce Power ’of Jenk
insburg, were conducted Tuesday
afternoon at 2:30 o’clock from
the chapel of Roswell Funeral
Home with Rev. Jack Bell of
Cuniming officiating. Interment
was in Roswell Cemetery with
Roswell Funeral Home in charge
of arrangements.
Mrs. Waldrop died early Sun
day morning, March 19th, about
one o’clock at her home after be
ing in ill health for several
months. She was the daughter of
the late Mr. Charlie Power and
Mrs. Ellis Sullivan Power, both
of Roswell, and was a member
of the Second Baptist Church in
Roswell.
Mrs. Walrop is survived by five
sons; four daughters; two sisters,
Mrs. Mae Delong of Roswell and
Mrs. Ida Hopkins of Marietta;
three brothers, Pierce Power of
Jenkinsburg, Chester Power of
Albany and Clint Power of De
catur; several grandchildren; a
large number of nieces and neph
ews.
PERSONAL
Mike Paget of the University
of Georgia visited during the
weekend with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. M. C. Paget, and Jeff.
Little Mike and Dianne Cald
well of Monticello spent the
weekend with their grandmother,
Mrs. Sarah Caldwell. Dr. and
Mrs. Leslie Caldwell visited their
mother Sunday and returned
Mike and Dianne home.
Taft Ring was a Sunday guest
of Mr. and Mrs. B. O. William
son.
Kenneth W. Jones of Jones
boro was a visitor to Jackson on
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Weaver
and Mrs. 0. L. Weaver visited
Mr. and Mrs. Paul H. Walker
Jr. in Griffin Thursday morning
to express sympathy upon the
death of their son, Bill Walker,
19, who died last week from in
juries sustained when a horse he
was riding fell on him on the
campus of Valdosta State College
where he was a student. Funeral
services were conducted Thurs
day afternoon from St. George’s
Episcopal Church in Griffin with
burial in Oak Hill.
Mr. ahd Mrs. Dan Kinard and
children, Scott, Beth and Alice,
of Experiment, visited Sunday
afernoon with Mrs. Johnny Kin
ard and daughter, Bonnie Nell.
Mrs. S. C. Biles spent Sunday
with her daughter, Mrs. Johnny
Kinard, and Bonnie Nell.
THE JACKSON PROGRESS-ARGUS, JACKSON, GEORGIA
Girls' Van
Deventer
Basketball
Play in the Girls’ Van Deven- j
ter Basketball League ended
March 9th with a tie for first
place between Hood Oil Cos. and
Carter Motor Cos. with identical
6-3 records. Handy Andy finished
third with a 5-4 mark while
WJGA was last with a 1-8 record.
In the last game Handy Andy
defeated Carter Motor 24-11
while Cook’s downed WJGA 18-
12. :
Scoring for Handy Andy were
Katherine Stinson 10, Wanda
Grant 5, Sandy Biles 5, Tanzie
Norsworthy and Lynne Duke 2
each. Other players were Tracie
Barnes, Lindy Mackey and Kay
Mackey.
Scoring for Carter Motor Cos.
were Cherry Biles and Reba Kel
ly, 5 each, with Tabi Williamson
adding a charity toss. Other play
ers were Pam Adams, Diane
Waits, Debbie Ault and Milinda
Ault.
Scoring for Cook’s were Bryan
ette Ridgeway 7, Tootie Long 4,
Sallye Martin and Carolyn Tay
lor, 3 each, Frankie Maddox 1.
Other players were Rhonda Hut
cheson and Terri Dodson.
Scoring for WJGA were Peb
bles King 4, Jan Thaxton 3, Judy
Thompson, Cathy Butler, 2 each
and Lynn Hudgins 1.
Point totals for the players
by teams during the nine game
slate were furnished the Pro
gress-Argus by Wm. Mack Davis,
Van Deventer youth director, and
are as follows:
Cook’s—Sallye Martin 54,
Bryanette Ridgeway 51, Terri
Dodson 50, Tootie Long 45, Caro
lyn Taylor 43, Rhonda Hutcheson
42, Frankie Maddox 40.
Carter Motor—Pam Adams
55, Reba Kelly 54, Cherry Biles
53, Tabi Williamson 52, Debbie
Ault 22, Milinda Ault 12.
Handy Andy—Sandy Biles 55,
Wanda Grant 51, Katherine Stin
son 50, Kay Mackey 41, Tracie
Barnes 25, Lynne Duke 14, Lindy
Mackey 13.
WJGA—Lynn Hudgins 55,
Judy Thompson 52, Jennifer
English 51, Pebbles King 50, Ka
ren Waldrop i5, Jan Thaxton 11,
Ann Franklin 5 and Cathy Butler
4.
PERSONAL
Visiting Mr. and Mrs. C. E.
Rooks Friday at their Flovilla
home were Mrs. Rooks’ sisters,
Mrs. Toy Hall, Mr. Hall, and son,
Billy, of Jacksonville, Fla., Mrs.
Ben Lynch and Mr. Lynch of Ma
con and Mrs. Horace Johnson and
a friend, Mrs. Lena Hooten, of
McDonough.
Robert Ridgeway returned
home Monday from a weekend
visit in Charlotte, N. C. with Mrs.
Pearl Vaughn, Portia Vaughn,
and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Grant dur
ing Spring holidays.
Rev. and Mrs. David Black and
children, Dawna and Susi, were
dinner guests Friday evening of
Mr. and Mrs. Vance Ray and
family of Doraville.
Mr. and Mrs. Pierce Power of
Jenkinsburg, Mrs. Billy Crum,
Mrs. Tyrus Grant, Mrs. Arnette
Kirkland, and Edward Power of
Jackson and Alfred I%ver of
Griffin spent Sunday in Roswell
with the family of Mrs. Lizzie
Waldrop, 87, sister of Mr. Pierce
Power, who passed away Sunday
morning at her residence follow
ing several months of ill health.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Elliott,
Wendy, Elaine and Mary Ann,
Mr. and Mrs. Troy Welch and Mr.
and Mrs. Ronald Thompson and
Ronda visited Mr. and Mrs. Mike
Hood in Macon Sunday afternoon
and afterwards attended a con
cert at the Trinity Church of the
Nazarene performed by the
Youth Choir of the church under
the direction of the pastor, Rev.
Dan Casey.
'Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Cook and
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Cook spent
the weekend in Jacksonville,
Florida.
STOP MILK SKIN
Surface skin is formed when
milk is heated in an uncovered
pan. It’s due to a drying out of
fat, minerals and protein on the
surface. The skin holds steam in,
causing the milk to foam and
boil over. You can prevent the
skin formation by using a lid—or
stirring the milk, according to
Extension home economists at the
University of Georgia.
LEGALS
NOTICE OF INCORPORATION
State of Georgia
County of Butts
Legal Notice - Section 22-803,
Georgia Code, As Amended -
(Ga. Laws 1968, pp. 565-647).
Upon application of DAVID
BAILEY WOODWARD, SR.,
whose address is Route 1, Jack
son, Georgia; MRS. JOSEPHINE
(JONES) WOODWARD, whose
address is Route 1, Jackson, Geor
gia; and ROBERT J. WOOD
WARD, whose address is Route 1,
Jackson, Georgia, Articles of In
corporation has been granted to
“WOODWARD CONSTRUCTION
COMPANY, INC.” by Honorable
Hugh D. Sosebee, Judge of the
Superior Court of Butts County,
Georgia, in accordance with the
applicable provisions of the
Georgia Business Corporation
Code. The registered office of
the Corporation is located at
Route 1, Jackson, Georgia, and
its registered agent as such is
DAVID BAILEY WOODWARD,
SR. The purpose of the Corpora
tion is to lay out, grade, build
and construct roads, drive ways,
parking and building areas, and
transact business necessary for
said purposes. The minimum cap
ital with which the Corporation
shall commence business is
$1,000.00 in payment of Ten
(10) shares of One Hundred
($100.00) Dollars per share of
stock.
ALFRED D. FEARS
Attorney At Law
Address:
Commercial Building
Jackson, Georgia
3/23/4tp
March Hew Car Volume Sale!
(All Prices subject to 3% Ga. Tax)
105 (72 Buicks & Opels) To Choose From!
BRAND NEW! 1972 Skylark Spt. Cpe., equipped V-8 eng., 3
spd. Turbo Hydra. Trans., power steering, radio, white
tires, tinted glass, protective bumper strips, custom win
dow mouldings, deluxe steering wheels, fact, air condi
tioning.
DRIVE OUT PRICE: $3,498.00
BRAND NEW! 1972 LeSabre 4 Dr., equipped auto trans., p.
steering, power disc brakes, radio, white tires, economy
axle, tinted glass, bumper strips, remote mirror, full wheel
covers, fact, air conditioning.
DRIVE OUT PRICE: $4,248.00
BRAND NEW! 1972 Electra 2 Door Hardtop, stereo radio,
white tires, firm ride & handling, tinted glass, rear de
fogger, bumper strips, door guards, power seats, power
windows, tilt wheel, map light, body side mldgs., vinyl
roof, fact, air conditioner, remote mirror.
DRIVE OUT PRICE: $5,348.00
BRAND NEW! 1972 Riviera, bucket seats, stereo radio, white
tires, firm ride & handling, tinted glass, bumper strips,
power seat, power windows, map light, chrome wheels,
vinyl roof, fact, air conditioner, remote mirror.
DRIVE OUT PRICE: $5,498.00
BRAND NEW! 1972 Buick Sportwagon, 350 cu. V-8, auto
trans., power steering, power disc brakes, radio, white
tires, economy axle, firm ride, tintqd glass, bumper strips,
remote mirror, wheel covers, body side mldgs., window
frame mldgs., luggage rack, power gate window, fact,
air conditioner.
DRIVE OUT PRICE: $4,148.00
See or Call: Eric Sigman, Claude Nunnally, Wayne Jester, James
Head, Byron Brown, Homer Sigman, Donnie Wilson.
Sigman Buick —Opel, Inc.
Phone 228-2700 Griffin, Ga.
j., SUMMER
ESSENTIAL
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COOL LI FE...
I!| Henry Lee plbts a pretty look,
#1 all calm, cool, and'collecting
> 11 compliments! Herringbone
xI I weave Polyester doubleknit,
nice now an< * now on w *th
buttons trimming one shoulder,
marching off-center down the
kf 4 \ \ front. Of course it’s White!
■ \ \ Sizes 10 thru 20.
|| Etheridge
\\Smith Cos.
THURSDAY, MARCH 23, 1972
