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' ''* > , v.. * . SPLENDOR AT THE SPRINGS—This photograph of the Calumet Hotel at Indian Springs was made in the early 1900’s when that resort city had four splendid wooden hotels, only one of which, the Elder, still remains. Photo furnished by Mrs. Mattie D. Maddox. Van Deventer Babe Ruth Play Opens Saturday in Jackson Play in the six-team Van Deventer Babe Ruth baseball league will begin Saturday, May 14th, with all three games being played in Jackson. The 1977 schedule is carried below, with the six teams being designated as follows: 1. VFW Post 5374 2. Barnesville Braves 3. Barnesville Trojans 4. Barnesville Rangers 5. Butts Cos. Lions Club 6. Jackson Exchange Club Sat., May 14: 1:00, 3 at 1; 3:15, 2 at 5; 5:15, 6 at 4 Wed., May 18: 6:00, 4 at 3; 6:30, 5 at 6; 8:00, 1 at 2. Saturday Rites For Mother of Guy Bearden Mrs. Ida Hood Bearden, 73, of Salem, South Carolina, died Thursday, May sth, in the Lakeview Nursing Home in Spartanburg. She was widow of Raymond R. Bearden and mother of Guy Bearden of Jackson. A native of Pickens County, Mrs. Bearden was a daughter of the late John M. Hood and Texia Simmons Hood. She was a member of the Salem Baptist Church. Funeral services were conducted Saturday at two o’clock at Davenport Funeral Home chapel with the Rev. Roy R. Littleton and the Rev. Roy Spearman officiating. Burial was in Oconee Memorial Park. Mrs. Bearden is survived by three sons, Guy Bearden of Jackson, Chester Bearden of Spartanburg, S. C., and Ray Bearden of Rockledge, Florida; a sister, Mrs. George Cox of Pickens, S. C.; nine grandchildren; eight great-grandchildren. WEIGHT WATCHERS TO HAVE OPEN MEETINGS In celebration of its 10th Anniversary in Georgia, Weight Watchers is holding Open Meetings in all its classes for two weeks, starting Monday, May 16th through Saturday, May 28th. Anyone who is interested in losing weight is invited to attend any of the classes during these two weeks without obligation. You may join Weight Watchers for an initial fee of just $7.00 (a $3.00 savings) during these Open Meetings. In Jackson, class meets at the Jackson-Butts County Recreation Center on Tues day evenings at 6:30 P.M. For further information, dial free 1-800-282-4565. CARD OF THANKS Many, many thanks to all those friends and relatives who remembered me in various ways during my stay on two occasions in Griffin- Spalding County Hospital and Georgia Baptist Hos pital. My family and I also appreciate your many kind nesses since I have been at home. Every expression of concern was appreciated very much.-Aubrey James. Sat., May 21: 6:00, 6 at 1; 7:00, 2 at 3; 8:00, 4 at 5. Wed., May 25: 6:00, 3 at 6; 7:00, 2 at 4; 8:00, 5 at 1. Sat., May 28: 6:00, 1 at 4; 7:00, 3at 5;; 8:00, 6at 2. Wed., June 1: 6:00, 1 at 3; 7:00, 4 at 6; 8:00, 5 at 2. % ADVERTISING 10 .. n|HL inEffiwA merchandise lThe policy Of Roee'a to have ovary niuP flUl If ..uno JKn|n%flHA%Am kiwum m m met. ■k> m k lIA Y\ I INI V avoidable roeeon the edvertteed merchan i tin i o uiiKo i j® *t• --' g = him h imho nock, rom-s <ui i n • 11 JMBBB ** ,n Chock on can be uood merchandise the sale M Whan tha merchandise f merchandise th * hon ** 1 04 n ° M * beck- Bumiiujiuw i vuwhia,wi!ijmihiw ft. roses aluminum foil BHHRBIk - ro,ls Bake ’ freeze or store. Hurry St*. I ll 6 P £ PHce 12 Feet - Wheel and Tire 10x1.75 ° B ... 2GfIRBAGEedE ed Big 20-gallon galvanized .garbage can €H --iSI M K IPBI with tight-fitting matching lid. Two-side Roses Potting Soil $177 I Lb. Bag Ready to use . Fertilized. THE JACKSON PROGRESS-ARGUS, JACKSON, GEORGIA Sat., June 4: 6:00, 2 at 1; 7:00, 3 at 4; 8:00, 6 at 5. Wed., June 8: 6:00, 5 at 4; 7:00, 1 at 6: 8:00, 3 at 2. Sat., June 11: 6:00, 6 at 3; 7:00, 1 at 5; 8:00, 4 at 2. Wed.. June 15: 6:00, 4 at 1; 7:00, 5 at 3: 8:00, 2 at 6. Sat., June 18: 6:00, 3 at 1; 7:00, 6 at 4; 8:00, 2 at 5. Wed., June 22 : 6:00, 1 at 2; 7:00, 5 at 6; 8:00, 4 at 3. Sat., June 25: 6:00, 6 at 1; 7:00, 2 at 3; 8:00, 4 at 5. ||| Motor Quaker State Motor Oil 44' Great savings. Our 30 HD only. Limit 5. YOU AND YOUR PET t r~s J / &[ Ap, By Robert L. Stear, D.V.M. If / Mana 9 er of Veterinary Services Ljgfifttia \ It ( Norden Laboratories Most cats are finicky eaters, and not suprisingly, this can lead to vitamin deficiency. Although cats can thrive on commercial pet food, they sometines run a risk of dietary deficiency, particularly if they are going through a peroid of nutrition al stress such as growing, nursing or convalescing. Cats have unique dietary requirements. Nutrition studies have shown us that cats require higher amounts of protein and fat that a dog requires. And cat diets can be deficient in vitamins and minerals. For example, cats require extra amounts of vitamin A beyond what they often get in their normal diets. Since they cannot convert cartonene (the orange and red pigment found in plants and in Purex Bleach Reg. 97c 66 c l-gal. all temperature effective. plant-eating animals which converts into vitamin A), it should be added to their diets. Vitamin A deficiency in cats can result in serious weight loss along with a weakness of the hind limbs. A deficiency of vitamin E results in a condition known as steatitis or “yellow fat disease” in which the fatty areas of the cat’s body become inflamed. The cat then loses its appetite and becomes sensitive to pres sure or touch. Much of the vitamin E in a normal feline diet can easily be destroyed by unsaturated fatty acids which are found mainly in diets that contain large amounts of fish oil. If your cat eats mainly a fish diet, it may need extra amounts of vitamin E. Vitamin D, which is Ajax Laundry Detergent 5 Lb. $197 Box New total color Ajax laundry detergent THURSDAY, MAY 12, 1977 necessary for growth and for maintaining proper calcium levels in the cat’s blood, is another special vitamin need which your cat may be lacking. And cats are also prone to vitamin B 6 dificien cy, which results in the development of calcium deposits in the kidney and urinary tract. Scientists have found defi ciency symptoms in cats for a number of other vitamins and minerals as well. These include Vitamin B, thiamine, choline, iodine, riboflavin, iron and niacin. Before putting your cat on a vitamin supplement, it’s important to consult with your veterinarian. He can help you establish a good diet for your cat and determine if a nutritional supplement is needed. There are many types of cat vitamins available, and many of them are essentially the same as dog vitamins. Other vita mins, however, are specially designed for a cat’s part icular needs, with higher levels of the vitamins a cat needs. Remember, a supplement is particularly important for the growing kitten, for the pregnant or nursing mother cat, and for the older, ailing cat. It is also important for Creative Cookery ..qEgm rPraKK' By EileneF. Milam Marinating steak gives it a unique flavor and makes it more tender. Try soy sauce next time steaks are on the menu, but when soy sauce is used, no salt is necessary. Soy sauce is very salty and a substitute for salt. Just soak the steaks in the sauce for a couple of hours before they are cooked. The flavor is delicious. Fresh broccoli and aspar- the constantly finicky eater. A flavorful supplement re commended by your veter inarian should appeal to your pet -and it will offset many potential dietary deficiencies Similar Palmolive Dishwashing Liquid $l4B Family size. 48 ozs. plus softens hands while you do dishes. agus are so good it is a shame to buy frozen broccoli and asparagus. The fresh vege tables are very easy to prepare. Just wash and trim; then cook them in a small amount of water until they are bright green and tender. It is a good idea to cook them in a covered boiler. This week’s recipe is sauce to serve over either broccoli or asparagus. No cooking is required, but the piquant flavor of the sauce is a good addition to these vegetables. CREAMY HERB SAUCE 1 cup Hellmann’s mayon naise >4 teaspoon dry mustard 1 4 teaspoon sweet basil >4 teaspoon Summer Savory :| 4 cup sour cream 1 tablespoon lemon juice 1 tablespoon parsley flakes Mix above ingredients and serve over green vegetables. Leftovers Refrigeration preserves the quality of food and pre vents spoilage—but not in definitely. Food should be held over for a minimum amount of time —meat no longer than week, vegeta bles no more than a day or two. Liquid for dishes 38 c ijm “ 2 Roses own brand liquid for dishes. Choose pink or lemon fragrances. 32-fluid ounces.