The Forest Park news. (Forest Park [Ga.]) 19??-1967, December 08, 1966, Page PAGE 8, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextTHE FOREST PARK NEWS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1966 PAGE 8 Offers You the %ﬁg Perfect bift br N GOLF Ch"StmaS"-A Boﬂk Bv Hc)h‘(‘rtTyre(liubby)-]nn(’\ SIMPLIFIES THE SPORT ' ——q SRS ([ ) Fully-Stocked Newly [l ai;{ # ‘ Opened Hardback |Hi 2 W | Fe#® % W Department TEREL METHODS OF T — | i PURCHASE BOBBY JONES ON GOLF $5 95 \I. Cash or Check (with Proper Identi- 3:3[:;':}{l-::1)-(:;?:;’ )1;,1:: f)sRAWINGS; SIZE 64 x9l cation) . B 2. Lay-Away 3. 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As a how-to book, BOBBY JONES ON GOLF is the vol ume of all time. Bobby Jones is an Atlanta lawyer and amateur golfer who electrified the golfing world by winning all four ma jor professional amateur and pro tour naments in one year. FP REDSKINS WIN, JACKETS BOW IN OPTIMIST BOWL The Optimist Club of Forest Park held its annual ¢Youth Bowl?*’ football game under gray skies, strong winds, a cool temperature and with a city election on but about 500 fans attended. The Forest Park Redskins started the day with a bang, defeating the Jonesboro Yel low Jackets, 20-12, In the later game our own Champion Yel low Jackets went down to de feat at the hands of a fine Ram team from East Point, While football was the theme of the day, the highlight was the crowning of the Optimist Youth Bowl King and Queen, Tony Woody of the Redskins was crowned King and Jeannie McCoy, a pretty Packer, the Queen, The royal court consited of Princesses Debbie Kribble, Kathy Quinn, Sharon Bakken, Dawn Lloyd and Carol Ann Co llins, who were escorted by Tim Drew, Danny D’Hallasy, Steve Stevens, Donny Watson and Andy Wilson, All of the princesses and their escorts were Kings and Queens in their own rights, havingbeen nominated by the participating teams of the Optimist League, Each member of the royal court was presented with a trophy and a certificate of ap~ preciation by John Givens, chairman of boys’ youth ac tivities for the Optimists, The King and Queen were crowned by charming five TO THE CITIZENS OF FOREST PARK: I sincerely appreciate your confidence in electing me Councilman for Ward 3, At this time I repeat my pledge to you before the election that T shall at all times vote my convictions for what I believe to be in the best interest of all the citizens of Forest Park, ART CAIN * . Public Affairs Breakfast Set By Clayton CC Members of the Clayton Coun= ty Chamber of Commerce will be given the opportunity to dis~ cuss legislative matters in which they are interested with local legislators Wednesday morning, Dec, 14, Sponsored by the public af fairs division of the Chamber, the breakfast will be held at the Officers Club, Atlanta Army Depot. In announcing the breakfast, Dr. Byron Holloway, Chamber vice president, extended an in vitation to all members who are e e A- e et CONTINUED FROM PAGE 7 that his buddy Bob made it out 0,K,” This captain is a helicopter pilot who just returned Thanks giving morning from Vietnam, He and his wife were at church and Sunday School Sunday morn=- ing and at Training Union and church Sunday night, They were there also on Wednesday, Here indeed {is a recognition of not only the realization of God’s watchcare, but also a dedica= tion to God’s service through his church, Surely as we are starting the Christmas season and recognizing the opportuni ties that are ours Christ must be put first, He is the one who watches over us and sustains us, Apart from Him there is no hope for our world, ‘‘Behold the Lamb of God which taketh away the sinof the world”? was the cry of John the Bap tist as he looked upon Jesus, For certain these men fight=- ing for us in Vietnam are suf=- sering in our stead, but the greatest declaration that has ever been made is the fact that ¢God so loved the world that He gave His only begotten Son that whosoever believethin Him should not perishbut have ever=- lasting life,” The coming of Christmas is the coming of the Christ Child, God and man in one=-born with a destiny--living with a pur= pose--dying in a redemptive act--resurrected to bring new hope to a world, It is Jesus’ birthday that we celebrate so let us honor Him in all that we do, Yates Hillbilly STEAK HOUSE NOW OPEN ON SUNDAY by Popular Demand year-old Dianna Gentrup and Bill Paige presented Miss Mc~ Coy with a bouquet, The King and Queen received a standing ovation as they were driven around Kiwanas Stadium on a float dedicated to all the boys and girls who were par ticipating in the Optimist pro gram, Charles Barfield, who was master of ceremonies express ed on behalf of the Optimists public thanks to Mrs, Mary Ann Connelly, Mr., and Mrs, H. Gentrup and Mr. and Mrs, S. Cochran for their help in the building of the float and par ticipation inother activities that helped to make the day a suc cess. We of the Forest Park Opti mists would also like to ex press to all who have given us their generous support in our programs our sincere thanks and to remind those who have been with us over the years and inform those who are new to our program of our objectives, They are: To develop Optimist as a phi losophy of life, to inspire re spect for the law, to promote an active interest in good go vernment and civil affairs, to promote patriotism and work for international accord and friendship among all people, and to aid and encourage the development of your Youth, JAY CONNELLY interested in the continued pro gress of our area to attend and express their views, CLAYTON PLAZA . Belk - FOREST PARK 4 - Gallant 3 FACTORY Home of Better Values | DEMONSTRATOR AR SR D ZIG-ZAG SEWING MACHINE STREAMLINED ::::x Model Monograms -v o ,f‘: Q’ﬁ: ;H) m T TIME EVER [ lohes Peron b At ;_' {¢ SHRS ‘O.O 1“ — $ '5,’74 HEAD KGR 315\ \ e Q CREDIT g“'k~ § ;\\\\\ '?'i'::i: ; NSI NI o s DOES ALL THIS “\ £ N ; zA\G "" 7"" muTOMATIGAteY ) ;\/ /w vl (VA (AN o Embroiders E Ty |B 76 DERS ’ i W { | evero2\ W ° Mond.s : ; \ i l %35'3\%\:“:( y ‘,; mitistangm ) o o SR EmmwiEEs | qpli | R SFE AT SR T e COME IN SAT., DEC. 10 and TeEE See the Factory Demonstrator $99 put this fantastic machine CHARGE through its paces!!! 10 am. to 9 p.m. IT STORE HOURS "TIL CHRISTMAS: 10 to 9 m SEVENTEENTH IN A SERIES of advertisements bused on actual interviews. Other families in Georgia IN EVANS, near Augusta, the W. R. Tillers enjoy the comfort provided by the electric baseboard heating in their 10-room, 4-bath total-electric home. Says Mr. Tiller, “I'm a builder who's sold on total-electric living.” Ap pliances include electric air conditioner, two ranges, two refrigerators, washer and dryer. Total Monthly Cost of Electricity $40.00 IN CONLEY, Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Lavender live comfortably in their 7-room, 1!4-bath total-electric home. Mrs. Lavender declares, “We like the room-by-room thermostat control of electric baseboard heating. Our home is so clean and cozy!” Their appliances are range, air conditioner, refrigerator, water heater. Total Monthly Cost of Electricity $22.50 IN MANCHESTER, the Render Mcßaes express pleasure with total-electric living. Mrs. Mcßae exclaims, “It’s just wonderful! We have fan forced electric wall heaters, and our home stays clean all year long.” Appliances in this 6-room, 1!46-bath home include water heater, refrigerator, freezer and two air conditioners. Total Monthly Cost of Electricity $21.00 ON ST. SIMONS ISLAND, Dr. and Mrs. George T. Warren own a 7-room, 2-bath total-electric home. Dr. Warren states, “We have a heat pump and are delighted with both the comfort and economy of total-electric living the year 'round.” Appliances are range, disposal unit, refrigerator, freezer, clothes washer and dryer. Total Monthly Cost of Electricity $15.00 ’ Why don’t you step up to the joy of total-electric living? GEORGIA POWER COMPANY

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The Forest Park news. (Forest Park [Ga.]) 19??-1967, December 08, 1966, Page PAGE 8, Image 8