The Forest Park free press and Clayton County news and farmer and the Forest Park news. (Forest Park, Ga.) 1967-1969, September 05, 1968, Image 16

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Newspaper Page Text16 # Free Press-News & Farmer, Thurs., Sept. 5, 1968 w * il i I in Jim zu J A Jr fee ' < r " I / WhAr*^ i> ■E jS ijl 'HIHW I ®li ill ^jlKv 11 Uiwa HL 1 » ATLANTA ARMY DEPOT—Left, CWO-3 Kay E. Ward, 4711 Waldrop Dr., Forest Park, receives Bronze Star for Vietnam service from Col. A. J. McDermott, Jr., Depot Commander. CWO Ward is Commanding Officer of the AMC Airborne Equipment Detachment at the Depot.— (U. S. Army Photo.) Bronze Medal for CWO-3 Ray E. Ward \I I \\ I \ \R M Y 1)1 POI CWO 3 R.iy I Ward Commanding Officer. \rmy ' Maten.il ( ommand \irbomc Equipment Det.Kliment al the : Depot, has been awatded the I Bronze Star Medal lot merito nous service in Vietnam. Ihe cll a I ion staled in part loi distinguishing himself by outstanding merito rious service in connection with ground operations against a hostile lorce in Ihe Republic of Vietnam during Ihe period | July l')(>7 to February |9(>B lie was quick to grasp the implications of new prob lems with which he was laced as a result of the ever changing situations inherent in a coun ter insurgency operation ami Io lind ways and means to solve Robinson In Research Seminar (Olli (.1 SI MION I t (I g I John \ Robinson. .1 r.. I SNR, ot 1 ores! Park is among . 54 Navy, Xrmy ami \ir Force i reservists participating in an | electronic computer research ' semi na r at lex a s \\ M ■ I rnversity Ihe 10-day school involves i reservists from 24 stales and | the Distnc toll olu mbia 11 is i sponsored by the Office ot Naval Research. Naval Reserve R e search ( ompany s 3 ot Bryan and WM Computer programming and I applications are being empha sized m the program that ends Sept h Robinson is general manager with the Georgia Xit Incor porate at Forest Park \ Jaith, 'M’P* | and Cha^ I i v REX, GA. Medical Staff *^o I Registered Nurses . t / Dietary Supervisor ' All Type Patients PHYSICAL THERAPHY Social — Religious Activities Miru C. Tinsley Mr» Rose Mm Stokes * Asst. Administrator Administrator Phone 474-4163 • 7002 Highway 42 those problems His initia tive. zeal, sound tudgment, and devotion to duty have been in the highest tradition ol the United States \rmy and reflect great credit on himself and on the military service Ihe son of Mr and Mrs. I ( Ward. R 4. Montevideo, Minn. CWO Ward attended < larklield (Minn ) High School ami Austin Peay State Univer sity at Clarksville, lenn , and entered active military service m November 1944 He com pleted the airborne course at I ort Benning ami the para chute packing course at Fort Ice In addition to Vietnam, his overseas service includes Japan and Fiance, and he holds the Army Commendation Medal and a Master Parachutist Badge He is altiliated with the Masonic Lodge Army Tests Fuel Cell Truck WASHINGTON (ANT) The Army is developing an engine-less truck which could be driven 150 miles per gal lon of hydrogen fuel, it was announced at the I'.S. Army’ As«i ciation convention. The fuel cell nowered elec trically nropelled vehicle is expected to be ready within a decade. Exneriments are beim' eindui ted at the Army Mobilitv Equipment Cm maml Err’ineer Research and Development Laboratories at Fort Belvoir. Va. Ti e revolutir nary vehicle woii'd also serve as a mo bile unit to generate electric ity for other equipment. MAKE YOUR OWN — jig, TV TEST I. He had title role in "Freud- David Wayne David Niven Montgomery Clift 2 Star of movie, "Rhapsody in Blue Red Skelton Red Buttons Robert Alda 3 Stacey Granger of "The Virginian " Doug McClure Don Quine Robert Morely 4 Star of movie, "Decision Before Down ’ Richard Basehart Gary Grant John Wayne 5 Adir.iro! Nelson of "Voy age to Bottom of the Seo ' lee J. Cobb Richard Basehart Raymond Massey uo; ou [ Joao A|pjog j 'J9MaiA eiuqaiuos £ 'jaip|OM juanb ag p padxa g 3MODS poqasog pcqasog Vote for ROBERT COLEMAN CHAIRMAN Clayton County Commissioners A man of integrity and ability (Paid Political Advertisement V ' . i lo^-i'vxwn ‘ c, POPE DICKSON & SON Funeral Home JONESBORO 478-7211 22nd Year of Service to Clayton County }on Are Invited to II orship II ith The Church of Christ Meeting at Kiwanis Youth Center 91 South Ave. Forest Park SUNDAY MORNING WORSHIP 11:00 AM EVENING WORSHIP 7 : 00 P.M For Information Call 636-8081 or 761-9000 Continuous Filament Nylon CARPET Sponge Rubber Padding Completely Installed $6.35 7™ 22 bold, quiet, bright or gay colors to choose from. Trade with home folks and save’ We Sell First Quality Carpet Only TOWELS from Calloway Mills Scuffs - Bath Sets - Beach Jackets Terry Cloth - Robes - Shifts 3 Handtowels for 99c DARBY CARPET & TOWEL SHOP 5892 Main St. (Hwy. 54) Morrow, Ga. Just North of Morrow City Hall Looking at Wildlife CATFISH SCENT BAITS By Dave Ahnand Extension Wildlife Specialist University of Georgia College of Agriculture Catfish are favorites of , many Georgia anglers. They provide delicious eating and co operate fairly well from the standpoint of biting the hook. Furthermore, they are found in most of our lakes, rivers and streams. Thus, they are avail- I able to practically every angler in the state. Catfish are not too choosy about what they eat. What tney eat and when and where they eat it depends on the food • available, water temperatures and conditions where they happen to be at the moment. Although there are some 24 members of the catfish family, only about nine grow large enough to interest the average fisherman. To enjoy fishing for catfish, it is important to know some thing of their feeding habits, how they locate their food and where they are most likely to look for food. Catfish are the only fish equipped with long slender fleshy barbels whiskers which are lined with taste buds and droop from their jaws. As they constantly cruise along the bottom of a lake or stream, their whiskers touch and taste everything within reach, in cluding dead leaves, rusty fish hooks, worms, muscadines and other choice bits of food. They taste these bits of food and other objects not only with their whiskers but their scale less mucus covered bodies and tails. I very part of the catfish body, in fact, is enlisted in its search for food. How catfish smell is another interesting phenomenon. They actually sniff under water. Like our throat and lungs which open from our nose, tfe nos trils of a catfish lead ,o a pair of sacs lined with organs of smell Water running in and out of the nostrils circulate about these sacs until a scent is picked up. Ihe catfish then simply follow their nose until the food is located During the spring and fall a bountiful supply of natural foods is usually available to catfish. Worms ami other mor sels are washed into rivers and ponds in great numbers by spring rains. As the water be comes muddy, catfish often feed around the clock and depend entirely upon their sense of smell to locate food. Dawn, dusk and the quiet night hours are usually the most pro ductive feeding periods. During the summer months when natural foods diminish, catfish turn readily to anything available Dead and decaying matter, as well as young birds and muscadines are readily taken. Il is not hard to understand that catfish baits using various types of blood, cheese, rotten meats and other smelly ma terials, have long been favorites of cat fishermen. There are many special catfish baits on the market, all of which pro vide an attractive aroma to lure Ihe catfish to the hook Most of these baits, unlike home made stink baits, are not af fected by weather and water temperatures and serve not only to attract and feed the catfish, but catch them as well. Many catfishermen prefer to place these baits in a per forated can and drop their bait ed hook among the fish that have been attracted to that par ticular location. This is an ef fective technique below falls and riffles, along cut banks and over gravel bars. Bottom fish ing is usually the most pro ductive method It is done using a sinker just heavy enough to take the bait to the hot tom. In short, some fish are more perishable than others and the fisherman should know the qualities of each to protect the flavor. During rainy, humid weather at low altitudes, fish are highly perishable. It is not safe to hold them longer than a few hours without ice. At higher altitudes the cool, dry air reduces humidity, lessens and retards spoilage. If the weather is hot and dry, fish keep longer if they are drawn, wiped dry and hung in the shade where the wind will keep them dry. If you want to care for fish while fishing, simply kill, remove the entrails and gills, wipe dry and lay in the creel on dry grass. Do not permit the fish to touch when carrying them in the creel as this causes softening which accelerates deterioration. Be sure to avoid using green grass, leaves, or ferns as they heat badly. Dry grass or hay allows the air to circulate freely around the fish, keeping them dry. This care should be practiced, particularly with trout, which “go soft" quickly when piled one on top of the other in a creel full of green, slimy vegetation. Wickes Forest Park Grand Opening Can a lumber merchant suc cessfully remodel in a small town? If Bill fliers of Wickes Retail Center, Main Street, can be used as a criterion, the answer is a resounding YES. His firm, Wickes Lumber, is a neat little yard as modern as tomorrow. It sports an immaculate showroom, with fast self-service, featuring just about anything you could think of from a package of screws to a full line of paneling and carpeting. Friendliness is the order of the day. The minute you step through the door, you know this is a suc cessful firm. Bill Hiers likes to refer to himself as typical. He said. Tn a small town the typical mer chant has all of the advantages over his city brothers. He knows most of his customers by their first names and they know him. He knows their likes and dislikes." With all this between us the relationship of buyer and seller is soon re placed with the feeling that the project we are discussing is a mutual one. Hiers stated, “It is our project, not just theirs. This is true whether it is a house we are planning or only a back stoop.” People like clean and at- ALL THE CATFISH AND CHICKEN YOU CAN EAT < the original Specializing in Channel Catfish and Hushpuppies _ SEAFOODS - STEAKS - CHOPS IMM OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK Famous Rio Vista Salads and Dressing , LOCA 4 TIONS Sold at All Locations ( Atlanta area FOR RESERVATIONS AND CARRY-OUT SERVICE, PHONE 1. 5000 Memorial Drive 443-9888 (Highway 78 near Stone Mountain) 2. 2375 Stewart Ave., S.W. 766-4611 3. 3425 Moreland Ave., S.E. 622-0757 At Top of Hill Highway 23 and 42) 4. 914 S. Four-Lane Hwy. (Marietta) 428-8020 HHHNHIHIIIBHI-S GREAT IDEA Save ANY amount each month for 15 years. Spend the SAME amount each month for the next 15 years. Have left MORE than you saved!* That’s what regular Thousandaire ML saving can do for your future. Decide It ^6 °n the amount you want to save- I $25, SSO, SIOO, whatever-and save L it every month for 15 years in an .4.7^ aK Atlanta Federal passbook account. ^66 Meanwhile, it will be earning those jKr top ra te dividends. Then you can turn arounci and spend the ~ ~ v —r same amount you saved every .W X. month for 15 years...and you’ll • still * iave more than y° u saved. S i : It’s a great idea! Start now.. . save jjr/i at Atlanta Federal, with offices ‘ al * around town to serve you. J htlunth n IIERfIL SAVINGS °”*Lt MARIETTA AT BROAD - lOTH STRUT sn WAHI LAKI WOOD • tOllK.t PARK WEST (ND BROORHAVIN I BUCKHfAD • MABLETON • GREENBRIAR • ROSWELL WIEUCA tractive stores, especially the women. Considering that women account for 40 percent of our business we give them such a store. They want a sufficient depth of inventory to cover most of their needs for build- WHY WANDER? The shortest distance be tween two points is always the straight line. Yet, some people wander aimlessly about quite needlessly. When you require a cer tain product or service, the local business community of fers the fastest, most reason able and generally best guaranteed deal you can get anywhere. Trade at Home^Sß) WALLACE I. McNAIR FOR COMMISSIONER With your vote and support I guarantee full val ue for every Tax Dollar spent, for planned growth and progress of our county. DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY SEPTEMBER 11,1968 (Paid Political Advertisement) ing. remodeling or maintaining their homes or buildings. We give them that.” Hiers concluded that the newly remodeled Wickes Retail Center has its Grand Opening August 28, 29, 30 and 31st, Main Street, Forest Park. So, why go looking oil over? If you don't know what the local business community hos to offer, make tracks to the nearest retail outlet ond see for yourself. Or, just sit back in your easy chair and look over the products and services advertised in this newspaper. You'll be glad you did.