The Forest Park free press and Clayton County news and farmer and the Forest Park news. (Forest Park, Ga.) 1967-1969, May 30, 1968, Image 12

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Newspaper Page Text12 •fr Free Press-News & Farmer, Thurs., May 30, 1968 ORANTB . kWHA W ' r • * I I Ww§l J 3 I v \ oTO lrv> tF TOWN ft COUNTRY \ FAMILY DINING \ \ ■ fewr ^AHOo IlOlm I ' BONEor ^^iLdl I HmHRI r LMOHICO *fl9| I ^OAst K IHI 89* | ru KKFY gggs^ $J I I CHOCOLATE / ■ I I SUNDAE n °AST I wm Ip ORK $« I I J/‘ SUN PAY BR&>r | Restaurants / Choice of c ^'Vr f I I (’oast-to-Coast / Sausaep „ ' r, sp Bacon I ■ Hours; P',,,, , <» ' P I^ P p - 1 Qf /[ I 4855 JONESBORO RD, 361-8181 ~ J I ~TVnCOMMENTARY A NEWISTtECTIVESERIES is being planned for the coming This ad may helpyou get what you want out of life: Male Help Wanted Ambitious young man? Want a job you can grow in? F YOU can r wer yes to LJr these questions, we nvife you ‘ •quire about ♦ho job opport b r • e wth us HO coe'er co is necessary $r .e we J ; Our wn training. advancement GOOD FAY PAID VACATIONS COLLEGE TUITION PLAN P r a । b you can bo proud CALL LINDA LEWIS 378 5441 SOUTHERN BELL Equa' Opportunity Employer Employment OHices: 51 IVY ST. ATLANTA M<»n Sa! . N 30 a m to 4.30 pm. 3157 PEAi IITHEE III) . Bl CKIIEAh 30G5 S MAIN ST . EAST POINT '.17 ( 111.11 111 ST . hECATI K Mnn F’ri . N 30 a hi to I 30 pm. 1544 PIEDMONT, ANSLEY MALL Mon Eri . 10 a m. to C p m. Southern Bell year. It will star Anthony Quale, the British actor, as a psycho- logical investigator in a series entitled “The Strange Report.” IN A CBS SPECIAL, Dick Van Dyke will have his old co star, Mary Tyler Moore as his quest. TWO INTERESTING SPE- CIALS being planned will feature two former "Mayberry" characters. Andy Griffith will do one entitled "The Things I Remember” and Jim Nabors’ will be caUed “Girl Friends and Nabors.” CAMERON MITCHELL who plays Buck Cannon in “High Chaparral” was the son of a minister and remembers the days of the Depression very well. When he first reached New York in his’quest to be come an actor he had never Your Best Buy Is QUALITY VALUE Ash-Morrow Plaza 810 Morrow Rd. Wide Selection of WOMEN'S and CHILDREN'S SUMMER LINE CLOTHES PANT DRESSES SHIRTS SHORTS PANTS BATHING SUITS SHIFTS CULOTTES SHELLS RAINCOATS MEN'S BAN (v SHIRTS SWIM TRUNKS RAINCOATS ALL FAMOUS BRANDS— -AT DISCOUNT PRICES Patterson Dedicates Field It is with a great deal of gratification that I am here this morning to make this dedication. Gordon Camp bell was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Lindsey Campbell. He was married to the former Charlene Bruce. He played baseball in this same little league organization here in Forest Park. He was grad uated from Forest Park High School where he excelled as a student and athlete. Gor don is remembered as one who could always be counted on to shoulder his share of responsibilities. I would like to think that athletics had some small part to play in the formation of the tre mendous character of this young man. Gordon is re membered as never shirking from his duty and responsi bilities. He played by the rules without complaint. I can remember Gordon as one in whom complete trust and dependability could be placed. When our country beckoned for the services of Gordon, he accepted this call — as befitting his char acter — without hesitation. In far off Viet-Nam Gordon died a heroes death — hav ing since been awarded the bronze star and purple heart. I would like for all the young men who are now tracing along in the very same footsteps of Gordon Campbell to remember the field upon which you play— j this is the molding of better citizens. Gordon learned this well as we hope you do. In dedicating this field— the Gordon Campbell Field let us hope that it always stands as a reminder to us for the high ideals for which he stood — to live life a lit tle better, to play the rules of the game as they should be played and when called : upon to do a job — do that | job the best you can. Thank you, Albert L. (Pat) Patterson ridden in an elevator before that time. THE FBI is always worth viewing and we found “The Mercenary” of April the 28th unusually interesting. Fritz Weaver as the Communist Spy was very good in that role and Efrem Zimbalist and the other regulars were most convincing. THE MUCH TOUTED "H. Andrew Williams Special’’ was a disappointment to us. For those with color sets the be ginning of the hour was beauti ful with its trick photography and beautiful patterns of color but most of the musical was decidedly not our cup of tea. We can take just so much musical frenzy and for that ' SHOWN HERE is part of a group of friends who gathered when Joe Lane qual ified for Chairman of the Clayton County Commissioners. Also shown in picture is a package of 825 one-dollar bills that 173 Men's Garden Club Os South Clayton The Men's Garden Club of South Clayton County held their weekly meeting at the home of Tom Rosencrans, on Wiidroot Drive in Jonesboro. Mrs. Beverly Gildenstern. past president of the club, was the featured speaker. She presented color slides on asphalt gardening. She also told of her recent trip to Atlanta where she noted the tremendous success local horticulturists are having reason we must admit that we prefered the old Andy Williams set up to that of the “H. An drew Williams Show.” THE FOURTH YOUNG PEOPLES CONCERT on May 26th will have Leonard Bern stein acting as a professor who questions audiences about his selections. U.S. host to 25% of world’s foreign students. IMPORTANT It's Your Tax Dollar Being Spent. Register and Vote limp n ABSENTEE BALLOTS FOR GENERAL JUIIC IJ, 1700 PRIMARY. Earliest day for voters to I apply for absentee ballots to be voted in General Primary. July 22, 1968 ^Y TI ?Ta N ' ’ MARY. Last day for registrars to re- ceive applications for registration to vote in General Primary. Auausl 26 1968 TRANSFERRING REGISTRATION for S ' GENERAL PRIMARY. Last day for voters to transfer registration for vot ing in General Election by voters mov ing from one county within the State to another county. C 404 Q ABSENTEE BALLOTS FOR GENERAL September 5 r 1968 PRIMARY. Last day for registrars to receive General Primary absentee bal lot applications from applicants whose mailing addresses are located over 300 miles from the main office of the reg istrar.. September 10,1968 r w PRIMARY., Last day for voters to vote by absentee ballot for General Pri mary. September 11,1968 I Jay of holding General Primary. I THIS INFORMATION FURNISHED FOR YOU BY JOE T. LANE Candidate for CHAIRMAN OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS friends of Mr. Lane contributed. Seated is W. W. Wells and to his right Candidate Lane, presently Judge of Ordinary, Clay ton County. with petunia growing in ce ment. Norris Hamlet, chairman pro-temporary of the weed growing committee, reported outstanding success on the recent fund raising project of the group. He noted that there should be enough money in the treasury by July 1 to plant weeds in half the gardens in the county. Bunny Hugh Heffner was in charge of refreshments for the evening. I PVT. GROUSE FT. SILL, Okla. (AHTNCt —Private Frank H. Grouse Jr., 20, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Grouse Sr., 5336 Main Street, Morrow, Ga., completed eight weeks of advanced artillery training May 2 at the Army Artillery and Missile School, Ft. Sill, Okla. He was trained as a can noneer in field artillery. His training included maintenance and firing of artillery guns, howitzers and heavy machineguns. Instruc tion was also given in am munition handling and com munications. During his last week of training, he participated in day and night firing exer cises.