The Forest Park free press and Clayton County news and farmer and the Forest Park news. (Forest Park, Ga.) 1967-1969, December 21, 1967, Image 6

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Newspaper Page Text★★★★★★★★ ★★★★★★★ SPORTS ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ SKdlft BUNNY TAILS were flying everywhere during the basket ball game between the Playboy Bunnies and Forest Park Athletic Assn, football coaches. Playing according to Bun ny rules, the coaches enjoyed their defeat by a score of 22-10. Panthers Down Woodward Last Friday night the Panthers me t Woodward Academy and won easily, 61-49, though the War Eag les fought doggedly. The Panthers were unus ually strong on the boards as they dominated the re bounding all night. In the first half. Forest Park put in 31 points while holding the War Eagles to 17. In the second half Wood ward went into a press that temporarily stumped the Panthers. As soon as they adjusted, however, they came back in their regular fashion. Mike Orr, having an av erage night, scored 20 points. Ricky Cole was the outstanding player for For est Park as he pulled down many rebounds and put bajck quite a few for 18 points. Eddy Creek was third with 8 points, Jerry Stubbs fourth with 7. and George Christian fifth with 6 The War Eagles never gave up, but when the final buzzer rang, the Panthers had bettered their record to 7-1 with the victory. —Jesse Slagle HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE S ’/2 PRICE ! ? STEREO SALE | New Name Brand Consoles 8 Factory Warranty S Early American, Danish, Modern and Provincial Styled S | Consoles. Some as low as $68.00. Some 6' Long, AM-FM ® m and FM multiplex radios, 8 speaker audio systems. 2 SHOWROOM OPEN I 1 Monday-Friday, 9 a.m.-9 p.m.; Saturday ’Til 6 p.m. S ALSO OPEN SUNDAYS 12 to 6 P.M. S Credit- No Problem S I HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE CO. I £ 4060 Peachtree Rd. N.E. Atlanta, Ga. (Brookhaven) S 2 261-1409 and 261-7544 J I Flowers for the Holidays I I I I I । 5 \ i J J I Poinsettias — Azaleas - Mums I ! Cemetery Wreaths - Door Swags g Table Arrangements Corsages JEAN’S | (Flowers & Gifts! 8 914 Main Street Fore^ Park I ! 366-4454 J B Member FTD 8 8 Flowers Delivered Promptly, Anywhere ■ Ml I * Is . ■ Vjw QUEEN of the Jim Thorpe Bowl is Terri Brown, cheer leader for the Blue Devils. After being crowned and donning the royal robe she was presented the trophy shown. She was doubly elat ed as her team was an nounced league winners. Lo R l ' m wsm! .mam M% © JAMES PAIR Personnel Service, Inc. The South’s Leading Name in Employment FOREST PARK Clayton Plaza Shopping Center 4707 Jonesboro Road Marie Broadwell 366-2766 Secretary - SBO to SBS p. wk. Type 50-60 wpm, moderate shorthand, use adding ma chine, neat appearance, fee nego. 3034 General Office- $65.00 p. wk. Accurate typing - good fig ure aptitude - will train. 2880 COME IN AND LET US HELP YOU FIND THAT NEW JOB. Our job listings include the metropolitan Atlanta area as well as various locations throughout the United States. AND For those of you who want temporary work, try our TT^Bemporary TALENT, INC. Register at The James Pair Office Nearest You JOB UNION-CAMP CORP, will train men for production jobs in corrugated box plant. REGULAR position, excellent fringe benefits, rotating shifts. Age 18-35, with stable work record and good health. An equal opportunity em ployer. APPLY Directly at plant located across from Farmers’ Market, Forest Park. SITUATION WANTED REAL ESTATE — Couple (Engineer - teacher) would like to rent with option to buy—2 or 3 bedroom house with carport located 7 to 10 mile radius of Edmonds School. 366-6497. 12-21 C HELP WANTED — Experi enced roofer or helper. Contact Mr. Williams, 366- 2507. 12-21 C DRIVER AND KITCH- EN HELP for new mo bile catering service, located in Jonesboro. 478-8078. 9/14tf WANTED - WAREHOUSE MAN. Need man for metal warehouse work on first shift. Good pay, excellent company benefits. For infor mation call Steve Morgan, 525-3871. ts HELP WANTED — Female- Experienced payroll, NCR, receivables, payables, and billing. Clayton County area. 478-5647 after 7 p.m. 12-21tf HELP WANTED — Man or woman wanted to serve consumers in Jonesboro or Clayton County with Raw leigh Products. Steady, good earnings year round. No cap ital required See Fieldman W. A. Carter, P. O. Box 420, Griffin, Ga., or write Raw lelgh, GAK-410-11, Memphis, Tenn. CAREER LADIES 8 to 10,000 Opportunity Large national company has opening for career-minded lady to train and supervise a sales organization. Salary plus commission while we train you. Fringe benefits such as insurance and pen sion plan available. For per sonal interview call Mr. Har rison, 241-6674. 12-21 HELP WANTED-SALESMAN —517,000 PLUS REGULAR CASH BONUS for man over 40 in Forest Park area. Take short trips to contact cus tomers. Air mail J. A. Dick erson, President, Southwest ern Petroleum Corporation, 534 N. Main Street, Fort Worth, Texas 76101. 12-21 Liechtenstein has an area of only 61 square miles. HELP WANTED — Have opening for wool presser and shirt unit operator. Modern equipment, experi ence preferred but not nec essary. Good working condi tions. 361-3928. 12-21 MAN OR WOMAN INCOME - SPARE TIME No selling. Refill and collect money from U.S. Postage Stamp Machines in this area. To qualify must have car, refer ences, S6OO to $1,900 cash investment required. Ten Hours weekly can net excellent income. More time can result in more money. For per sonal interview write PROGRESSIVE, Box 12164, zip code No. 28205, Charlotte, North Caro lina. Include phone no. *•••••••••••••••••••• ; UNCLAIMED ; • LAYAWAY : 3 BIG ROOMS J •FA ERYTHING you need so art ui^ • housekeeping inrludinc a Jong •rm Sofa and easy chair. Iwo m*r< e proof end UNei and rock Lail table a two tall decorator lamps Alan £ four niece bedroom suite wttl? • tilting mirror, large chest and fulP • size bod And you also get a rom4 • plcle 37-pirre Kitchen outfit with m a large family size dinette with nadded® ^chairs. This groan nriginallv soldi • for much mora hut has been paid* • <lown to just; • : $223 : A No money down, lust S 2 50 a week. • : BIG RED • FURN. BARN ; • 1057 Lee St SW 75.3 3177 • • Open Daily 9 to 9, Sat. 9 to 6 • A l ire Parking at Our Door * * ”W« Beal Anybody’s Deal’* $ । Auto Ins. Problems? Cancelled? Rejected? Need an SR-22? Military handled also. Call Walter R. Banks, Mgr. 366- 8371. CALLAWAY INS. AGENCY 976 Main St., Forest Park FRUIT, NUT, FIG AND SHADE TREES. Evergreen and flowering shrubs. Ground covers. Grapevines (in cans and field grown.) Landscaping. Price list free. 1 Riverdale Nurseries, River dale, Ga. 478-7933. ts FOR SALE—23” black and white TV—cabinet model —nice Christmas gift. Call 478-6637 after 6 p.m. 12-21 C FOR SALE — THE proven carpet cleaner Blue Lustre Is easy on the budget. Re stores forgotten colors. Rent electric shampooer $1 from Smith Hardware Store, Main Street. Forest Park. 12-21 FOR SALE—’66 Chevelle SS 396. One owner. Excellent condition. Pay small equity and assume loan. 478-7075. 12-21 STEREO 1967 model solid state con sole with built-in bar and multiple speakers. REPOSSESSED. Assume nine payments of $6.10 or $50.00 cash. Credit no problem. FOR FREE HOME TRIAL PHONE ' 261-1409. 12-14 FOR SALE—Sewing machine (repossessed), 1967 model, Zig-Zag. Does all modern work without attachments. 10 years guarantee. Balance $25.85. Easy terms. $2.50 month. 938-7991. ts FOR SALE—Top soil; fill dirt; rock dust for drive ways, cotton seed moat for । lawns; reasonable rates. 366-0298. 11-7tf FOR SALE — POODLES— WHITE, TOY, BRED FOR EXCEPTIONAL QUALITY, PERSONALITY PLUS, REG IS TERED PEDIGREE, । CHAMPION BLOODLINES. AKC. PAPERS. 361-8349. 12-21 FOR ^ALE—“The City of Forest Park will sell ap proximately five tons of scrap metal, (tin, iron, cop per, brass and steel), to the highest bidder beginning on Thursday, 21 December, 1967, ending 30 December, 1967. Details may be obtained in . the office of the City Man- ' ager.” 12-21 ' FOR SALE — 1964 Harley Davidson Motorcycle 165 c.c. 366-3456. 12-21 FOR SALE—Lot on Jackson Lake-Alcovy Shoals at Waters Bridge—so x 100’—— $300.00. 366-1881. 12-21 FOR SALE—Norge dryer, SSO. 36” gas stove $35. Type writer, reconditioned sls. Adding machine, (elec tric) $25. All in excellent condition. 366-9462. 12-21 । FOR SALE—Home, three bedrooms. Den. Central heat and air conditioning. Pay equity SI7OO and assume loan. 478-7075. 12-21 FOR SALE—One set of Ma- jestic Drums, 1 Bundy Clarinet. Both like new. Call 478-6067 after 6 p.m. 12-21 HOUSE MOVING—EXCEL- LENT Selection of brick and frame houses for sale. Will move to your lot—with in 75-mile radius of air port. 767-8102, JA2-5642, 767- 4215. 12-21 MUSIC LESSONS —ln my studio or your home. Les sons in guitar, piano, ac cordion and organ. Call Tony Mathews, 6418 Westbury Road, Riverdale, Ga. 478- 2838. ts EXTERIOR AND INTERIOR PAINTING. Minor repairs. Free estimates. References. 761-0852. 5-9tf PILE is soft and lofty . . . colors retain brilliance in carpets cleaned with Blue Lustre. Rent electric sham pooer $1 from Belk-Gallant, Clayton Plaza Shopping Center, Forest Park, Ga. 12-21 INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR PAINTING. General repairs. Cement and asphalt work free estimates. Call anytime, 373-2086. 11-9tf SAVE UP TO 50% — Floor samples, furniture and ap pliances. Open 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Closed Thursday at 6 p.m. Earl Gunn Appliances, TV & Furniture. 3438 More land Ave. at Cedar Grove, Conley, Ga., across from Rio Vista Restaurant. 627-3554. Child-Co I tßegistry ’’jNatl., State, Oqunty Licen. "WE STEP IN WHILE YOU STEP OUT" BABY SITTERS Metropolitan Atlanta Mature, Reliable Women 24-HOUR ANSWERING SERVICE Member of N.A.B.R. CALL 939-1453 Dirty Carpels! Let Us Make Them Sparkle Again: Wall-to-wall specialists, cleaned in your home, dry in 2-3 hours. Free pickup and delivery room size rugs. Get the best services at reasonable prices. Clayton County’s own Red Carpet Cleaning Service CALL 478-8313 E. N, CONGLE'S TREE SERVICE JONESBORO, GA. PRUNING - CABLING TRIMMING - REMOVAL SPRAYING Cavity Work and Lot Clearing FREE ESTIMATES INSURED PHONE: 478-9255 ^Da^o^Jjgh^^ RESIDENTIAL AND COM MERCIAL PAINTING . . Minor repairs; references, call day or night, 636-7929. 6-22 ts HERMAN CRAVEN LANDSCAPING Professional Work MODERATE COST Also Bush-Hog, Work 112 Jones Court - 366-2816 FOREST PARK, GA. SEWING MACHINE RE PAIRS. We repair all makes Sewing Machines, specializ ing in Foreign Makes. All Work Guaranteed. 29 Years Experience. Scissors and Pinking Shears Sharpened. We also sell new and used machines. Used sls up, New $39.50 up. CHAFIN SEWING MACHINE CO., 3825 MAIN ST., COLLEGE PARK. PO-7, 1616; PO7-6163. ts INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR PAINTING. All types re pairs.^Concrete and asphalt work. Call anytime, 378-3051. ts VACUUM CLEANERS RE PAIRED. We repair all makes and models. We carry ’ bags, hose and other parts. Work guaranteed. Genuine Electrolux bags. Chafin Sewing Machine Co., 3825 ' Main Street, College Park, PO 7-1616 or PO 7-6163. Painting - Decorat ing - Roof Repair. Spray Refrigerators. ALL WORK GUARANTEED .JARRET 363-1350 Bad Brakes? All American Makes Guaranteed 20,000 Miles Parts and Labor $14.95 FOREST PARK SHELL STATION 996 Main St. — 368-9022 Radiator Leaking Or Running Hot? Guaranteed Repairs FOREST PARK SHELL STATION 996 Main St. — 366-9022 SINGER PARTS AND NOTIONS Sewing Machines and Vacuum Cleaners Re paired. We repair all makes and models. All Work Guaranteed. New and Used Sewing Ma chines and Vacuum Cleaners. SEWING CENTER 627 Central Ave. Hapeville 762-8888 U-HAUL Trucks - Trailers - Tow-Bar; Hand Trucks Local - One Way FOREST PARK SHELL STATION 366-9022 MOBILE HOMES and private rooms with cooking facili ties $15.95 wk.-up. Utilities included on some units. Kingston Trailer Park, 3002 Jonesboro Road. Forest Park. l-12tf FOR RENT—Small apart ment—everything private. All utilities furnished—rea sonable. 366-8199. 12-21 APARTMENTS & HOUSES Furnished or Unfurnished "T” Ellis 366-5520 8u5.—366- 1760 Home. Forest Park Realty, 1167 Main. For pro fessional, qualified manage ment, let us manage your property. FOR RENT—First class of fice space. On Main Street, Jonesboro. Completely air conditioned. Kemp Realty Co 478-8187. 11-14tf FOR RENT — Jonesboro— New 4-room apartment , with stove, refrigerator, car -1 pet. Air-conditioned. SIOO month. 478-3861. 12-21 USED FURNITURE AND AP PLIANCES. We loan money on anything of value. 478- 8523; nights, 478-9652. 10-14tf SPARE TIME INCOME (man or women) Dependable person from this area to service and collect from new high quality type vending ma chines. No experience needed. We establish ac counts for you. Car, ref erences and S9OO to SI9OO cash capital necessary. 6 to 12 hours weekly. Nets excellent monthly in come. Full time more. For local interview write BIG STATE DISTRIBUTING COMPANY P. O. Box 18297 Dallas, Tex. 752T8 Including phone number HENRY COUNTY—4O acres, 18 miles south of Atlanta. Just off pavement. Long road frontage. % open. Stream with lake site. $750 per acre. Will divide. City of McDonough Investment property, 230 acres, zoned M-l, and residential, agriculture. 42 Hwy. frtg. Water, gas, sewage. S7OO per a. Ap prox. 29% down, owner will finance bal. 5% int. up to 5-year term. T. K. White, Realtor S. 155 HIGHWAY STOCKBRIDGE 474-4151 LAKE SPIVEY LAKE JODECO Best selection of Lake and off-lake lots in a prestige location of Clayton Coun ty. Heavily wooded, take your choice, hardwood, pine or peach trees; all spacious lots, lake privi leges. Paved roads, natur al gas, Clayton County water. Prices from $2,000 to SII,OOO. We can finance. H. A. WILSON Broker and Builder 753-7436 or 344-0701 Advertise where people LOOK to buy <dnthe Wll |l|| ■B I DOCTORS, DENTISTS Riverdale Area Ideal location for offices—lsoo Square Feet. Full Basement. Re modeling now. Cali IMPERIAL PROPERTIES George J. Marott - 366-3812 INDEPENDENT DISTRIBUTORS IN THE SOUTHEAST For Revolutionary New Automobile Stabilizer Control Invest as little as $300.00 to own your own business. Immediate income - Full or part-time. Unconditionally guaranteed. Proven record of performance. tndorsed by many city, county and state law enforcement agencies. "SAVE LIVES FOR A LIVING" Write SAFE-CON DIVISION « STATES RESEARCH corp. 1680 Tullis Cir. N.E. - Atlanta, Ga. 30329 News of Servicemen Pvt. Horton Jr. (S 0218 PARRIS ISLAND S. C. (FHTNC)—Marine Pri-’ vate James L. Horton Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. James L Horton of 4348 Foster Street Forest Park, Ga., is going through recruit training at this Marine Corps Recruit Depot. ’ His first stop when he ar rived here was the Depot’s receiving barracks where all new recruits are processed. Here he received his first issue of Marine uniforms, the equipment he will use in training, and his first mili tary haircut. After being placed in a training platoon with other new recruits, he left the re ceiving barracks and began his formal Marine training under the close guidance of his Drill Instructors, or “D.l.’s”. Until he graduates, eight weeks after he entered “boot camp”, these seasoned Non-Commissioned Marines will guide and supervise his progress in physical condi tioning and development, rifle marksmanship, and other skills which he must master to be a Marine. Pvt. Bentz (S 0181 Memphis (FHTNC) —Marine Private First Class Jesse M. Bentz, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse G. Bentz of 970 Martha Drive, Forest Park, Ga., has completed the month-long Mechanical Fundamentals School at the Naval Air Technical Train ing Center in Memphis, Tenn. He is continuing his train ing at the seven-week Basic Helicopter School, also at the training center. Upon completion of his training, he will be assigned as a helicopter mechanic with one of the Marine Corps aviation units. Lt. Harris SHERMAN, Tex. — First Lieutenant John O. Harris, son of O. A. Harris, 107 Sar gent Street, Forest Park, Ga„ has received four awards of the Air Medal at Perrin AFB. Tex., for air action in Viet nam. Lieutenant Harris was decorated for his outstand ing airmanship and courage as an F-4C Phantom pilot on successful and important missions under hazardous conditions. During his tour of duty in Vietnam, he flew 100 missions over North Vietnam and 18 over South Vietnam. He now holds 10 Air Medals. The lieutenant, following completion of F-102 aircraft training at Perrin, will be assigned to Oxnard AFB. Calif. A graduate of Marist Col lege, Atlanta, he received his A.B. degree in English in 1964 from the University of Georgia. He was commis sioned there upon comple tion of the Air Force Re serve Officers Training Corps program. His wife, Carolyn, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Chaney of 2878 Carnes Road, Jonesboro, Ga.