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THE FOREST PARK NEWS, THURSDAY. JUNE 30. 1966
The Forest Pork Nows
IfffK S. CENTHAL WE. Fortlt Pork, Go. 366-3080
Fail Office Bo* 35, Foroit Pork, Go.
Guy Butler, Editor
Subscr ption Rote S2OO Yeo/ • Published Each Thursday
Entered Ai Second Clasi Motter ot Foreit Park, Ga.
YOU ARE EITHER ON THE
WAY- OR IN THE WAY’
Bv CHARLES GOE
Pastor Ash Baptist Church
The summer time is often the
time ws meet new people and
they leave a lasting deposit in
our lives. Last week it was
my privilege to spend one day at
our Georgia Baptist Assembly
at Toccoa. Many friends of
former days
were there and it
is always good to
greet one anoth-
• er
Jesse Daniel,
a new friend, is
now retired and
k living in Nash-
I ville, Tenn. He
lis a form-T state
I Sunday School
secretary and a
man of rich experience. It is
my privilege to sit in on one of
his discussion periods and 1
found it very enlightening. He
is a man with a sparkling wit
and an amazing keeness in his
presentations.
Jesse was leading a confer
ence on Church and Sunday
School administration and deal
ing specifically with "Reaching
AU The Prospects for the
Church.*'
The session wa^ opened with
sentence progress and it held
sentence prayers and it led us
immediately to realize the
presence of God. He began
the discussion with several vit
al statements and then issued
an invitation for each of us to
participate in the discussion
period.
It wasn’t long until 1 realiz-
EI.EVEXTH IX .1 SERIES
of advertisements based on actual interviews.
Other families in Georgia
enjoy low-cost
electric cooling/heating
IN AUGUSTA, the seven members of the Cliff
McKie family love electric living, Mr. McKie
says. “We plan to build a larger home. It
will be total-electric, too!" Baseboard heating
warms their 8-room, 2-bath home. Appliances
are washer, dryer, range, refrigerator, water
pump, water heater, dishwasher and freezer.
Total Monthly Cost of Electricity $28.00
IN TALBOTTON. the George C. Stuckey family
enjoy their total-electric home. The 6-room,
1-bath home is warmed by baseboard heaters.
Mr. Stuckey says. “We like the individual
control of temperature, room by room.” Their
major appliances include a range, refrigerator,
water heater, washer, dryer and food freezer.
Total Monthly Cost of Electricity $25.00
IN MANCHESTER, the David Dale Manns are
most enthusiastic about electric living in their
6-room. 1 1 -j-bath home, "It’s just great!” says
Mr. Mann. His wife adds, "And it’s clean and
economical!" They chose an electric baseboard
heating system and enjoy a range, water
heater, refrigerator, washer and dishwasher.
Total Monthly Cost of Electricity $30.00
IN ROME. Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Storey took time
from entertaining their grandchildren to dis
cuss electric living. Mr. Storey advises. “If
•you’re building, insulate well and go total
electric." A heat pump gives year-round spring
in this 7-room, 2 1 i-bath home. Appliances
are range, water heater, refrigerator, washer.
Total Monthly Cost of Electricity $24.00
Why don’t you step up
to the joy of total-electric living?
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ed we were in for a real treat.
Jesse gave the story of a
boy named Jimmy who was
in a school classroom and he
slipped a prune in his mouth.
The teacher noticed the lump
in his jaw and said ‘ Jimmy,
are you eating? He replied,"
No Ma.am." She responded "Do
you have something in your
mouth?*' Not wanting to falsi
fy, he said, ‘*Yes-em.’’ "What
is it, Jimmy?" "A prune",
he muttered. She quizzed him
further, “Well, Jimmy, if
you’re not eating what are you
doing?" He stammered, ’ Let
ting it soak until recess."
Jesse Daniel went on to tell
us, "you are either in the way
or on the way."
' You’re either up on a thing
or down on it."
“A lot of our members or
on the stool of "do nothing’ and
making a success of it."
He related the story of how
Charles Schwab sold J. Pier
pont Morgan on the idea of buy
ing Carnegie Steel for $492,-
000,000, and they made Schwab
president of the company at a
salary of $1,000,000 per yea.
He did it by planning fat it.
He went on to say "The
old turtle would never get any
place if he didn't stick his neck
out.’’ Don’t figure how you
can’t, figure how you can."
Another new acquaintance
was on Louie. This introduc
tion was made via record
player as some friends brought
one of his records. He start
ed out speaking to high schools
and became so popular he is
used many places inspeakingto
youth assemblies and to large
public gatherings.
One record is "Don Louie
talks to teenagers." Another is
"Don Louie talks again.” He
says “there are three little
R’s that make a difference in
life..
They are Responsibility, Re
spect and Religion, when young
people learn these they make a
difference.
There is much more that I
could tell you about my new
friends, but it would be better
if you sometime would take
time to meet them yourselves.
By the way an old friend
whom I would like for you to
meet is Jesus, who said," Ye
are my friends if ye do whatso
ever 1 have commanded you."
Winners at the Smith
Hardware and Supply Grand
Opening in Forest Park were
as follows: Parker E. Brown,
M. C. Hall. L. O. Leather
wood, Ralph T Reeves. T K.
Compton. ..E, J. Murray.
Jimmy W. Long. B. D. Chap
man, S. F. Robinson. R. F.
Harkness.
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Roman Legacies
The father of today's cross-country
highway is the Appian Way, Rome's Y
oldest and most famous road. The ' z_
Appian Way was so well built that
no repairs were needed until after % ui'U'K ~~
100 years of use. Wp® H
In ancient Rome salt was such
a precious commodity that
soldiers were paid with bags
of salt or money to buy it—
thus our word salary. These
Roman legacies are part of
a fascinating Life Magazine
series devoted to the
“glory and grandeur that > k
was Rome."
New Tobacco Curing Burner
A new tobacco-curing oil burn
er which provides a quicker,
better cure and substantial fuel
savings has been introduced by
the Pure Oil Company, it was
announced by Edward P. Burke,
Jr., manager of heating oil
sales.
Our right to vote originated with the
Roman plebians, first to elect repre
sentatives to government. The officers
or tribunes sat in the Senate and
shouted “Veto!," which meant “I for
bid,” to stop laws injurious to the
common people.
A special adapter kit for exist
ing burners Is also available.
Burke said the new units are
an extension of Pure’s CBE
(Certified Burner Efficiency)
Flame Control Une which was
Introduced late in 1964 for heat
ing furnaces.
“Field tests of the tobacco
curing burner,” he continued,
“have recorded fuel savings up
to 27 per cent with #2 fuel.
Even greater savings can be
achieved when compared to
other fuels.”
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NEWS : yjEWS
• FEATURES • OPINIONS
'Flynt is Part-Time
Congressman’-Jones
MACON—Charging that Sixth
District Congressman John
Flynt Is a "part-time congress
man, representing the Johnson-
Humphrey administration more
than the voters In the Sixth
District of Georgia,” Republi
can candidate for Congress, G.
Paul Jones of Macon leveled a
blast at Flynt’s prolonged ab
sence from the Halls of Con
gress.
Noting that Congressman Flynt
“has not answered a roll call
vote since May 26,” Jones
asked, "How many more weeks
will pass before the Sixth Dis»
trlct has a voting representa
tive In Washington?”
In the four weeks that Flynt
has been absent from Wash
ington, according to Jones, le
gislation that affects every
Georgian has been considered
by the House of Representa
tives.
“He failed to vote on a bill
providing an additional tax de
duction for self-employed per
sons,” Jones said.“ Maybe he’s
not concerned about a reduction
in taxes, but last March he voted
to Increase individual withhold
ing from workers’ pay checks.
“The people of the Sixth Dist
rict of Georgia want a congress
man who will stand up for them
against the overpowering John
son-Humphrey administration
in Washington. This can’t be
done by a man who hasn’t ans
wered a roll call In over 4
weeks.”
Other measures on which Flynt
failed to vote according to
Jones, were the revision In un
employment compensation, “a
measure affecting every work
ing man and every employer in
the state, a real Important
piece of legislation. Apparently
he is not concerned.
“Also, he failed to vote on the
bill raising the national debt
limit, a measure which passed
and which will encourage more
and greater spending programs
which must ultimately be fi
nanced by the taxpayers In the
country.
“We need a representative
willing to take a stand on the
Issues, willing to voice his posi
tion, and willing to vote his con
victions. The Sixth DI strict does
not have such a man represent
ing them at this time.
“The only way we can effec
tively protest the actions
of LBJ is to replace the pre
sent White House domlnlated
Congress with Republicans who
will be responsive to the people.
“Democrats In Congress are
not able or willing to oppose the
Johnson-Humphrey adminis
tration. Only by replacing them
with conservative Republicans
can the great spending pro
grams of the Great Society be
curtailed. Only by electing Re
publicans can we effectively
voice our opposition to LBJ.
Lyndon Johnson will understand
that This can be done In the
Sixth District by replacing the
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Seminar On
Cost Control
Associated Industries of Geor
gia and the American Assn, of
Industrial Management will
sponsor a two-day seminar on
“Estimating and Controlling
Manufacturing Costs” July 11-
12, at the Marriott Motor Hotel
in Atlanta.
The course will be taught by
Henry Sokolsky, Industrial en
gineer from Newton Center,
Mass., and Ben Bickford, gen
eral manager, Rockwell Mfg.
Co., Statesboro.
The Identification of costs, and
cost-cutting devices will be dis
cussed during the two-day
meeting.
present White House-control
led congressman with a truly
Conservative congressman.”