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 6

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Newspaper Page Text6 Free Press-News & Farmer, Thurs., May 30, 1968 , . - SPORTS Connie Mack Baseball Results Wine Over Gold, 14-12 In Spring Football Forest Park's spring train- j mg football game ended with the wine team winning 14-12. Jimmy Germany’s two extra points was the differ ence in a hard-fought con test Randy Kidd was the of- । tensive leader for the Wine j •earn with help coming from Jimmy Germany. Bobby Sia- ! gle. Doug Heptinstale and I Tony Goodman Kidd showed a lot of poise in the ' second half He handled the j drop back pass and the roll 1 out pass extremely well On the receiving end of his passes were Tony Goodman . and Jimmy Germany. A 45 ; yard pass to Germany set up i the Wine's last touchdown. Jim Lyle. Buster Cash and । Henry Love led the defensive , charge against the Gold i team Henry Love and Jim j Germany intercepted a pass I tach for the Wine team. Scoring TD's for the Wine : team were Randy Kidd on a 1 foot QB sneak and Doug Hepmstale on a 6 yard run. The Gold team also had its stars Dennis Sullivan. Doug Burnett. Jimmy Far mer. .J olin n y Clements. Butch Bell and Jack Davis led the way for the Gold team Butch Bell looked like a fine football player with an interception to his credit and three pass receptions for 'he night He set up the last TD tor the Gold team by catching a deflected pass on the 4 yard line. Jack Da vis carried it on in for the AIRMAN FINCHER SAN ANTONIO — Airman Gary W Fincher, son of Mr. and Mrs Herman C. Fincher of 4841 W Fayetteville Road, College Park, Ga., has com pleted basic training at Lackland AFB, Tex. He has been assigned to the Air Force Technical Training Center at Sheppard AFB, Tex . for specialized school ing as an aircraft mainte nance specialist. Airman] Fincher is a graduate of North Clayton High School ■ Si SPECIAL^ Friday—ll:3o to 2:30 2 Vegetables, Rolls or uppies, Dessert STA NO. 3 ie 622-0757— ye., S.E. and Cedar Grove Rd. WEEK—II:3O TO 10:30 RIO VlSTA—the South's most famous res taurants, specializing in Channel Catfish & Hushpuppies. FOUR LOCATIONS: NO. I—sooo Memorial Drive—U. S. Highway 76— Phone 443-9868 NO. 2—2375 Stewart Avenue. S.W.—Phone 766-4611 NO. 3—3425 Moreland Ave , S.E.— (Georgia 42) and Cedar Grove Rd. — Phone 622-0757 NO. 4—914 South 4-Lane Highway. Marietta—'/« Mile Paat Dobbine Air Baee—Phone 421-6020 Telephone for Reservations or Take-Out Orders score Roddy Bowlden inter cepted a pass for the Gold team and looked like he will be able to handle the punt ing game for the Panthers. Dennis Sullivan was a con stant threat all night long. His touchdown run of 62 yards was a thing of beauty. He broke a half a dozen ' tackles on his trip to the goal line. These two teams, repre- ; senting Forest Park looked ! more like football players than the teams in the past. They were big and strong ] looking boys. If the carry over, hitting hard and spirit, is as great this fall as was , shown Friday night then Forest Park will be well rep resented this year in every ; game Coach Madison was j pleased with the perform ance of both teams. He said, "I believe if we have the leadership from our seniors this fall we will have a fine football team.” I was pleased with the attitude and spirit the boys had this spring If they can gain self-confi dence. "that they are the best and can win,” then we will have a great team." Epsilon Beta Officers EPSILON BETA CHAPTER of Beta Sigma Phi held the I installation of officers at the Citizens Bank in For- j est Park The officers for I 1968-69 are as follows: Rose mary Kimbell, President, . Carolyn Kiney, Vice Presi- I dent; Dot Duncan, Record ing Secretary: Dot White, , Corresponding Secretary: Millie Bell. Treasurer. After the installation of . officers the members then ' adjourned to the J-Bar-D ' Steak Ranch for a dinner ] party. Plans were also made , for the next meeting which will be held on May 28. 1968 and will be attended by the j President of City Council of Atlanta area. She will ex plain what Beta Sigma Phi 1 is and what is the purpose of this sorority. A Bake Sale was held at the G E. X. on May 17. 1968. This was a very profitable project and our sincere thanks go to everyone who helped make it a success. Another Bake Sale will be held in the very near future. The profits from the Bake Sales and other projects go to help some of the local charities and to meet the budget for 1968-69. NATIONALS (15-16) On Monday night, the win less Phillies met the winless Braves. A very close and hard-fought ball game re sulted as both teams fought for their first win. Roy Denson's Braves took a 2-0 lead in the third inning when Chambers and Brown scored on a past ball and an error. The Phillies, managed by Jack Wells, tied the game at 2-2 in their half of the fifth when Wann doubled in two runs. The Braves came back in their half of the fifth to go ahead 3-2 when Brown walked and stole sec ond and then scored his sec ond run of the night on a throwing error. In the last inning, the Phillies exploded for three runs when hits were registered by Wann. Stubbs and Kidd. The final score was 5-3 as the Phillies got their first win. Chambers suffered the loss as he struck out eleven men and gave up eight hits. Garner was the winner on one hit off him and struck out thirteen Wann was the leading hitter with three for four including a double. On Wednesday night, Les ter Boswell and his unde feated Dodgers were host to the Phillies at Baker Field Everyone was expecting a close game and it was ex actly that. Good fielding and pitching kept the game scoreless for the first four innings. In the Dodgers’ half of the fifth inning, Kilby drew a walk after one out. He stole second base and then went to third on a wild pitch. A past ball allowed him to reach home for the only score of the night. The Dodgers remained unde feated with a final score in the game of 1-0. Stubbs was the losing pitcher with ten strike-outs and allowing three hits. Bell was the win ner on one hit and striking out six. STANDINGS Team W L Dodgers 3 0 Cubs 2 0 Phillies 1 3 Braves 0 3 Time, Time According to researchers, the average American male spends in his lifetime a full year telephoning, 5 years shaving and dressing, and 20 years working, 16 years of recrea tion, and 3 years just waiting. SIT. WANTED—WiII keep children in my home for working mothers. Five day week. Experienced. 366-1703. 5-30 c WANTED—OId paper and scrap iron—Will pick up. Call Willie Binn, 366-1788. 6-6 USED FURNITURE & AP PLIANCES. We loan mon ey on anything of value. 478- 8523; nights, 478-9652. 10-14tf SIT WANTED—Ride to At lanta. Pryor Street Area with lady or ladies from Mountain View. Works 8:30- 5:30 or other work hours could be arranged. 363-1354. 5-30 SIT. WANTED Experienced Christian mother would like to keep one or two in fants or small children for working mother or will baby-sit part-time in my home. 366-3803. 5-30 FOK RENT—Apartment 4548 Hendrix Drive. 366-2135. 5-30 MOBILE HOMES and private rooms with cooking facili ties $15.95 wk.-up. Utilities Included on some units. Kingston Trailer Park, 4561 Jonesboro Road, Forest Park. 1-12tf FOR RENT—House-suitable for business or small fam ily. Small storage building. Call 366-6094 after 6. 5-30 APARTMENTS AND HOUSES Furnished or Unfurnished "T" Ellis 366-5520 Bus—366- 1760 Home. Forest Park Realty, 1167 Main. For pro fessional, qualified manage ment,’ let us manage your property. HELP WANTED—Driver — full time — over 40 — six day week. Call BRYON’S CAB CO. 366-3145. 5-9tf Help Wanted Policemen, Firemen, Driver and Foreman Street Laborers Sanitation Laborers Construction Workers. Apply City Manager, 785 Central Avenue. Forest Park, Ga Telephone 366- 4720. ATTENTION 1968 HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES Union Camp Corporation Corrugated Box Plant Has immediate openings for young men with good health, their own trans portation and an inter est in production work. We offer good pay, steady employment, ro tating shifts and good fringe benefits. APPLY UNION CAMP CORPORATION 5115 Pine Tree Street FOREST PARK 'Across from Farmers i Market) An equal opportunity employer HELP WANTED—Lady to work in nursery. Apply I Tom Thumb Nursery. 6151 | Reynolds. Morrow. Ga. 366- I 8699. 5-23 FIREMEN WANTED High School Graduate or equivalent: age 18-35; 9 । holidays, annual and t sick leave, paid hospital ization, other benefits, j NO EXPERIENCE NEED- । ED Apply Personnel Of fice, Courthouse Annex. Jonesboro, Georgia. High School Grads OFFICE JOBS Al A ILA BLF PERMANENT Start in Jobs You Trained For In School i ATLANTA EMPLOYMENT AGENCY DIV. 120 Marietta St.,N.W. -#712 TEMP-ORARY For Summer l ocation SECRETARIES Shorthand-D’Phone CLERK TYPIST BOOKKEEPING FILE CLERKS KEY PI NCH OPERS. Calc. Mach. Opera. You Can Work for Some of The Finest FIRMS In The CITY And The Local Area. Top Pay-Paid Wkly-No Fee lto4 Days-1 to 4 wks. or longer. FOR INFORMATION DIAL 523-1744 “Your Headquarter* For Temporary Office Work” Atlanta Personnel, Inc. 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—Lady for nursery work. Answer by letter giving experience if any. Nursery, P. O. Box 47. Forest Park, Ga. 4-4tf Income too small? Con sider full or part-time Rawleigh Home Service Plan. Many earning $3 hourly and up. Opening in Clayton County or Jonesboro. See Fieldman W A. Carter, P.O. Box 420, Griffin, Ga., or write Rawleigh, GAE-410-758, Memphis, Tenn. Female meter order clerk; experienced in op erating all Burroughs posting machines essen tial. Neat and able to meet public easily. Must apply in person. Mr. Howard, Clayton County Water Authority, 1611 Lake Harbin Rd., Mor row, Ga., from 8:30 to 5. TEACHERS Earn extra money. Part time or full time this summer by demonstrat ing the World Book En cyclopedia and other products to interest par ents. Guaranteed in come. For interview call Mrs. Lowry. 478-8652 or 761-6798 ATTENTION High School Grads and College Students. Perma nent and Summer Em ployment. Salary from S4OO to S7OO. Call 766- 2791. FOR SALE—Two poodle pup pies, nine weeks old, shots. 366-2308. 5-30 MISC. FOR SALE—Tables, chairs, settees, beds, lamps. See Resident mgr. 969 Forest Avenue. Forest Park. 5-30 FOR SALE—'6B Chevrolet truck; dark blue; 800 miles. Must sell. 366-2034. 5-30 FOR SALE Frigidaire — In good condition. $35. 366- 3594 5-30 WANTED Someone to assume pay ments on a nice stereo console, beautiful cabi net with radio, stereo record changer, big stereo sound system. . Sold originally for $289.50. Bal an c e now ONLY $86.30 or pay ments of $8 Call Credit Manager between 10 a m. and 6 p.m. at 261-1409 FOR SALE—"Star” 1966 Mo bile Home; 50' x 12’, 3 bedrooms. $3,500 cash. Origi nal cost after financing $6,- 247. Call 363-1714. 6-6 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—I 2 good used window screens, large size. $1 each. Also, growing box wood and dogwood; different sizes. 10c up. Call 478-8157. 5-30 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 _ 10-26tf MISC. FOR SALE—GARAGE SALE—Tent, beds, saw miter, misc. furniture, odds and ends—cheap. Friday through Sunday. 5247 Grove Court. Third Street south past Conley off 54 Highway. 5-30 FOR SALE—Frigidaire re frigerator—ln good condi tion. SSO. 761-6304. 5-30 FRUIT. NUT. FIG AN D SHADE TREES. Evergreen and flowering shrubs. Ground covers. Grapevines (in cans and field grown.) Landscaping. Price list free. Riverdale Nurseries, River dale, Ga. 478-7933. ts OVERSTOCKED 6 TO SELL Stere o-consoles - big stereo sound system, choice of Early Ameri can or walnut consoles with 50 unopened new records. Terrific buy, limited supply. All for only $91.20. Cash or terms. Credit no prob lem. Dial 261-1409. FOR SALE—Family tent; 11’ x 11’ high wall. Practically new. Reason for selling — bought trailer. 361-7393. 5-30 FOR SALE- 1 acre lot. Rex- Morrow Rd. Pi mi. off 42 Hwy Long road frontage. $3,000 By owner 474-4225 FOR SALE—Pleasure horse. beautiful golden Palamino Gelding; 3 years. S3OO in cluding saddle and bridle. Call 478-3388 or 946-3166 5-30 DON'T merely brighten your carpets . . . Blue Lustre them . . . eliminate rapid re soiling. Rent electric sham pooer $1 at Belk-Gallant in Forest Park. 5-30 ANNOUNCING that pe ggy j j BEALE, former o owner and oper- I ator of Peggy's House of Beauty, has sold her business and is now associated with The Morrow Beauty Center, Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays. SERVICES — Will prepare Spring gardening site. Large or small. Also bush hog work. 366-0413. 3-7 ts ROOFING I Reliable Service All Work Guaranteed Free Estimates 753-3687 Dirty Carpets! Let Us Make Them Sparkle Again: Wall-to-wall specialists, cleaned in your home i 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 FLAGVIEW MOBILE PARK Atlanta Area's Newest and Nicest Large, wooded lots, club house, swimming pool, laundry, recreation areas. 1-20 West at Doug lasville exit, 20 minutes from downtown Atlanta. Mrs. Thomson. Mgr. 942-5962 KEEP your carpets beautiful despite constant footsteps of a busy family. Get Blue Lustre. Rent electric sham pooer $1 at Smith’s Hard ware in Forest Park. 5-30 ATTENTION All Qualified Candidates for the Upcoming Elec tion . . . You are invited to dis play your poster at no charge space on the walls of the store, and thumb tacks will be pro vided. Posters not to ex ceed 18” wide by 24" long. First comers get selection of position. In addition to our huge assortment of maga zines, paper backs and hard backs, we are now Clayton County’s largest Sports and Entertain ment Ticket Agency. Of ficial Agency for Atlanta Braves, Atlanta Chiefs, Atlanta Falcons, Atlanta International Raceway, Famous Artists, Munici pal Theatre, Loew’s Grand Theatre (Gone With the Wind), Mar tin’s Cinerama <2OOI A. D), Music Under the Stars, (Chastain Park) and NOW tickets are available for Six Flags Over Georgia. The Eller News Centei 4897 Jonesboro Road Forest Park, Ga. Lawn Maintenance SPECIAL PRICES Last 3 Weeks in April Specializing in Apartment Complexes 366-2225 EXTERIOR AND INTERIOR PAINTING. Minor repairs. Free estimates. References. 761-0852. 5-9tf General Remodeling CLAYTON COUNTY BUSINESS All Types of Home Improvement Sheet Rock Acoustic Ceilings 361-7472 Day 876-2757 Night E. N. CONKLE'S TREE SERVICE JONESBORO, GA. PRUNING - CABLING TRIMMING - REMOVAL SPRAYING Cavity, Work FREE ESTIMATES INSURED PHONE: 478-9255 flight. 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 PAINTING Interior and Exterior Neat and Reliable Service ALL WORK GUARANTEED FREE ESTIMATES 753-1002 HERMAN CRAVEN LANDSCAPING Professional W’ork MODERATE COST Also Bush-Hog Work 112 Jones Court - 366-2816 FOREST PARK, GA. SERVICES—Tractor Work- Plowing and grading. Lawns planted. 361-3861. 3-14tf I nterior- Ex ter ior PAINTING All types of repair work and concrete work. 753-5900 CALL ANYTIME 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. PAINTING Interior or exterior. Work Guaranteed. Free Estimates — Call day or night 753-3137. COLLEGE CLEANERS 6233 Jonesboro Rd. MORROW Complete dry cleaning. Shirt Laundry Service. Minor alterations. One day service for cleaning, 3-hour service for shirts. We Clean Clothes Clean 361-7831 Jimmy E. Bridges, Own. Upholstering Z A home-owned business; J J 25 years experience ...» • Work done very reason- J J ably. Low overhead. Free • • estimates ... All worß J J guaranteed. 766-9518 or J • 627-1433. Call the man • • who knows. l-25tf • »••••••••••••••••••••» FOR SALE-Real Estate Forest Park -3 bedroom brick home. Large carpeted den; corner lot; fenced-in yard; patio. Located one block from J. E, Edmond’s school. $16,000. 366-6096 after 12 noon. 6-6 REAL ESTATE WANTED Wanter to buy equity in two bedroom brick, den; basement preferred. Good neighborhood in Forest Park. 366-5915 after 5. 5-30 AIRPORT AREA BUILTINS $12,500 Neat 5-room home in Forest Park. Has fire place; excellent condi tion on large, level lot. Air conditioner and ga rage. Call Terry Moon. 288-2797 or 627-0356. Terry Moon Realty, Inc. 1803 Candler Rd. Decatur, Ga. 30032 FOR SALE—ReaI Estate— Forest Park—2 bedroom and den or three bedroom brick. Fenced back yard, par tial basement. Pay equity Assume 4V 2 % G. I. loan. By owner. 366-5457. 5-30 FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE —3 bedroom, P 2 bath, paneled family room, near school, shopping centers. $16,000. 4474 Meadow Drive. Forest Park. 366-1706. By owner. 5-30 c FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE- Beautiful wooded lot; 125’ x 300’ overlooking Lake Jod eco. Surrounded by new homes of excellent quality. 478-7593. 3-7 ts $1,595 CASH ASSUME LOAN 5550 PINERIDGE PL.. Forest Park. 3 bedroms. 1* 2 baths. Built-ins. Central gas hesTT. Carport. Approximately 2 years old. Lot 75x150. Con venient to everything. $120.40 month includes taxes and in surance. MR. EWING. 688- 3394. Res. 366-3379. AL EWING REALTY CO. l-25tf TO SELL YOUR HOME OR ACREAGE Call Doug Phillips 758-6767 MULTI-LIST SERVICE TRI-( ITY REALTY & MORTGAGE 3270 Main St. College Park. Ga. FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE— Three bedroom brick house. Patio, fenced yard; bath and carpet. Pay equity and as sume 4y 2 % loan. Payments $66 per month. Includes tax and insurance or refinance. By owner. 366-5189. Henry County 40 acres, 18 miles south of Atlanta, just off pave ment. Long road front age. */ 2 open. Stream with lake site. $750 per acre. Will divide. 26 Mi. S. Atlanta 23 acres. 6 room re modeled home with bath, long frontage on old Hwy. 41; land fenced. ’ Also barn and store building. $35,000. 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 lo cation of Clayton County. Heavily wooded, take your choice, hardwood, pine or peach trees; all spacious lots, lake privileges. Paved roads, natural gas. Clayton County water. Prices from $2,500 to $11,500. We can finance. H. A. WILSON Broker and Builder 753-7436 or 344-0701 REAL ESTATE WANTED — 10 to 15 acres — Morrow — Lake City area. Need land suitable for ballfields and recreation. 366-0419 after 5 p.m. 5-23tf Katzenbach favors lesser NATO role for U.S.