The Forest Park free press and Clayton County news and farmer and the Forest Park news. (Forest Park, Ga.) 1967-1969, January 16, 1969, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextI Weekend! W M; Specials! A AIA / " Thur«.-Frt.-Sat.-Sun! : I TOWN a COUNTRY ’ '' : 'k *’. fl ■ FAMILY DINING l" Z lW?p* s il I 'W../til r Azrx ; W i 1 L®z XzH iowl I ’ 111 K Ml I SPAGHETTI I ALL YOU CAN EAT I Gorden-Fresh Tossed Solod, Choice of I Dressing, Hot Roll and Butter I $1 09 I All The Fish You I Can Eat. . . French Fried. Potatoes Creamy Cole Slaw Tartar Sauce Lemon Roll and Butter | S T 9 I I STEAK NIGHT I Bradford Room Special Steak With Baked Potato Tossed Salad Choice of Dressing Roll and Butter I $ 1 49 I Two For One Day I 2 TURKEY DINNERS! Mashed Potatoes, Cornbread Dressing, I I Cranberry Sauce, Hot Roll and Butter I *1 50 I 4855 Jonesboro Rd. Forest Park 361-8181 Jaycee Week in FP Ihe week of Jan. 19 thru Jan. 25 has been proclaimed “Jaycee Week” in Forest Park, by Mayor Charles W. Summer day. Shown above signing the proclamation is Mayor Summerday (center) Farrell I homas, Jaycee Director and Jaycee Week Chairman (left) and Billy Williams, Jaycee Pres ident. The Jaycees will “kick off” the week with a “Join the Jaycees Breakfast” at Harbins Restaurant at 7:45 a.m. Satur day, Jan. 18th with Represent ative Lamar Northcutt as fea tured speaker and Frank Bailey, local Riverdale Jaycee and currently sth Region Presi dent. The public is invited to LEWIS LLEWELLYN American Dream Or Nightmare? Is the "American dream” about to turn into a nightmare? When the United States consti tution was adopted, the purpose of the creation of the federal government was specified in these words: “in order to form a more perfect union, establish justice, insure domestic tran quility ...” But how much domestic tran quility do we have now? Many are afraid to walk on the streets of our cities at night. Crime breaks out, first in one place, then in another, as if someone behind the scenes were probing for the weak spots in our internal defenses against criminals, arsonists, and killers Common people and political leaders alike are alarmed at the trends in our national life. “Into a Pit” Congressman John B. Ander son (R., Ill.) has expressed a "genuine concern that what we are seeing is a complete rending apart of the fabric of our so ciety—that we are descending into a pit of lawlessness and disorder. "We have reached the point,” he said, "where men are begin ning to ask. 'Where will it all end?' “It is the moral breakdown in this country that disturbs me more than anything else," the congressman continued. In our materialistic society, it seems that not many are willing Capturing the flavor of the colorful and mysterious capital of Morocco is this vinyl asbes tos tile pattern called "Casa blanca.” It is Ruberoid in a graceful, sweeping curved minaret design, with an "old world look,” depicting the ancient arts of Moroccan craftsmen. Available colors, six in all, range from Bizerte, a soft white sand tone, to Seville, a rich adobe red. The 12” x 12” tiles offer extremely high resistance to grease and nearly every kind ofhousehold abuse, thanks to its non pourous, polyvinyl wear surface. B after you see your doctor ... tS I . J ill i P / II I bring your prescription to Isl I & roR “ T 5» 1 g|^_294B Jonesboro Rd. 366 4621, Forest Park j W attend this “Dutch” occassion. I'he following luesday night (Jan. 21) at 7:30 p.m. Kiwanis Youth Center, the Jaycees will host a special dinner meeting with home style “Family Cooked” meal with Mayor Charles Summer day as the featured speaker. If you like good fellowship, interesting speakers, and home-made biscuits, plan to attend. Anyone joining the Jaycees this week will receive special recognition at the State Convention, to be held at Jekyll Island in May. Anyone interested in help ing in "Young Men of Action” activity, call Farrell Thomas at 361-8354(B) or 366-4149(11). to recognize that moral and spiritual values must underlie any lasting material progress. Spiritual Revolution But Congressman Anderson s aid, "America desperately needs a spiritual revolution . . . A spiritual revolution would pre sent us with a whole new scale of values. Instead of the present permissiveness which permeates our society, we would recognize the sovereignty of God over our lives." If this sounds strange coming from the lips of a congressman, let us remember that, in the early days of our nation, it was not uncommon for national lead ers to acknowledge the sover eignty of God. Could it be true that our trouble today is basically that, having relegated God to an in ferior position, men are making decisions on a basis which essen tially leaves Him out? Could it be that decisions made on the basis of political ex pediency rather than on the basis of right and sound princi ple are at the heart of some of our most pressing problems? Is it too late to change the course of our country? Or will we heed the word of the Lord? “Call upon Me in the day of trouble,” He invites. “I will deliver thee, and thou shall glorify Me.” Will you join in prayer for our nation in this crucial time? EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY For drivers for Mobile Food Service operating out of commissary at Jonesboro. Appli cants accepted will have a guaranteed salary of $75 for a 5-day week plus ex cellent commission. Hard worker can double the guaranteed salary. Male or Female applicants ec ceptable; prefer with food background (wait ress, route man, etc.) Route already establish ed. Call 478-8078 any time for interview. 11/28tf HELP WANTED House wives and mothers Five im mediate openings, full or part time. Top commission, no experience necessary, no in vestment, no delivery. For appt., call 24 1-5 997 or 474-8898. 1-23 SHIRT OPERATOR Two girl cabinet unit, top pay, other benefits. Call or apply at One- Hour Martinizing in For est Park. 361-5756 l-9tf HELP WAN TE D RE CEPTIONIST between 40-50, five day week, interview only. Derickson Studio and Camera Shop. Grant City South. Some experience necessary. Corrugated Box Plant , Good Pay Steady Employment Rotating Shifts Good Fringe Benefits Qualifications: Good health, stable work record and own transportation. Union Camp Corp. 5115 Pine Tree St. Forest Park (Across from Farmers' Market) An Equal Opportunity Employer HELP WANTED Need 3 ladies immediately; two part time; $55 p. wk.; one full time; SB9 p wk. 366-2418. 116 HELP WANTED—Lady tor nursery work. Answer by letter giving experience if any. Nursery, P. o. Box 47, Forest Park, Ga. 4-4tf HELP WANTED Maid to care for 2 children; light house keeping 7:30 a.m. 4:00 p.m. Transportation furnished. 366-4326. 1-16 HELP WANTED Counter girl, good hrs. and good pay. Contact College Cleaners. 6233 Jonesboro Rd. Morrow. l-9tf HELP WANTED Secretary; typing, dictation and general office work. One girl office. 40 hr. work week. Many fringe benefits. Morrow, Ga. Send resume to Box 47; Forest Park, Ga. 1-23 HELP WANTED Service Station help wanted. Must know something about mechanical work. Job available Jan. 1. 361-9011 or 366-5974. 12-19tf NEW MOBILE HOMES EOR SALE . . . Set up, blocked . . . Ready to move in RITZ MOBILE HOME COURT 130 Lake Mirror Rd. Forest Park, Ga. - 366-6862 TEXACO, Inc. 30,000 Gal. We hove a Texaco Service Station presently producing in access of 30,000 gal. per mo. Available for lease. This Texaco Service Sta tion is located at U.S. 41 at Arrowhead Blvd. Near schools, shopping centers, large resi dential area. For further information about this high profit potential location call ELDEN SMITH days 451-0181; nights 963-9998 HILI’ WAN HD Substi tute rural carrier; no experi ence required. Apply to Post master, Riverdale Post Office; Riverdale, Ga. 30274 or call 478-5566. 12/14tf HELP WANTED Part-time work, full time pay. Fain S3O-S4O per week. Need six ladies to work three evenings a week. Pat Cox 361-7495 or Vicki Turner 478-8782. 1-16 Pl R SON AL WAN II I) RIDI From Rich's downtown to Jonesboro. 5 p.m. each week day. Phone 478-6 23 5. Nights after 6:30. 1-16 WAN 11 I) Guitar teacher Must be able to teach students how to read music. Evenings and Saturday. For appoint ment for interview, call 361-7939. 116 Dirly Carpets! Let Us Make Them Sparkle Again: Expert wall-to-wall and rug cleaning. SPECIAL: 9x12 rug—s9.9s. Pick up and delivery. Call now RED CARPET CLEAN ING SERVICE of Clay ton County . . Serving Clayton, Fayette and Henry Counties. Use Your BankAmericard Red Carpet Cleaning Service CALL 478-8313 SERVICES Would like to keep two little girls in my home. 5 days a week. Good meals and special care. 363-1867. 1-16 E. N. CONKLE'S~ TREE SERVICE JONESBORO, GA. PRUNING - CABLING TRIMMING - REMOVAL SPRAYING Cavity Work FREE ESTIMATES INSURED ■ PHONE: 418-9255 HERMAN CRAVEN LANDSCAPING Professional Work MODERATE COST Also Bush-Hog Work 112 Jones Court - 366-2816 EOREST PARK, GA. SUPER stuff, sure nus! That’s Blue Lustre for cleaning rugs and upholstery. Rent elec trie shampooer $1 at Belk-Gal lant in Forest Park. SAVE UP TO 50% — Floor, samples, furniture and ap pliances. Open 10 a.m. to 10 pm. Closed Thursday at 6 p.m. Earl Gunn Appliances, TV & Furniture. 3438 More-' land Ave. at Cedar Grove, .Conley, Ga., across from Rio 'Hsta Restaurant. 627x3554. Free Press-News & Farmer, Thurs., Jan, 16, 1969 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 PLUMBING & REPAIRS Call before 7:30 a m or after 4:30 p.m 361-6940 3 6 SERVICES 361 4996 or 523- 6971 connects you with TAX FREE INCOME INFOR MATION. Ask for Shep Bu chart for details 2/7 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 10-26tt Upholstering • A'Tidttrfe^bwned business; J J 25 years experience ...» • Work done very reason- • * ably. Low overhead. Free * • estimates ... All worß « ! guaranteed. 766-9518 or • J 627-1433. Call the man 3 • who knows. l-25tf * LIKE FREE JIWI TRY? Have a spring show with Sarah Coventry Jewelry. A complete set for your early date plus more to follow. 361-7495 or 755-3577. 1-16 SI I . WAN 11 1) Brick-layer. Any kind of brick work. Small jobs a specialty. Work guar anteed. 366-0085. 1-23 MORROW Working widow wants working lady to share private home. Son away at college. Furnished room with private bath and kitchen privileges. For details 361-8750. SHRUBS FRUIT, NUT, FIG AND SHADE TREES. Ever green and flowering shrubs. Ground covers. Grapevines (in cans and field grown). Landscap ing. Price list free. Riv erdale Nurseries, River dale, Ga. 478-7933. Hwy. 314-138. 10/24tf FOR SALE 3 bedroom brick home. Central heating and air conditioning. ’6B SINGER CONSOLE Slightly used zig-zag in stylish walnut cabinet. Makes buttonholes, sews on buttons, monograms, over-cast and blind-hem stitches without attach ments. All controls built in. Balance due $56.66 or assume payments of $5.66 per month. For free home demonst ration without obligation, call Capitol Credit Mgr. to 5 p.m. If long distance, call collect 622-8127 1/23 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 1969 Chevro let pick-up truck, VA, auto matic, custom 10 with cab and cab cover. Will sacrifice. Less than 2,000 mi. 366-9504. 1-16 FOR SALE-R.E.-Four bedroom, 2 bath, Williamsburg brick home. Buy equity and take up payments. 478-2647. 1-30 Britain backs Thant’s call for four-power talks. UNCLAIMED LAYAWAY NEW 1968 Zig-Zag sew ing machine must be sold. Sews on buttons, button holes, blind hems, monograms, all without attachments. Original 5- yr. parts and labor guar antee Unpaid balance: $38.72 or 10 payments of $4 Call Capitol Sewing Service manager to 9 p.m, (404-622-8127), Il long distance, call collect Atlanta, |-23 FOR SA I I O1 D’S ’62 Cutlass 2 door, hardtop. V-8. Power steering, radio and heater, power windows, auto matic stick shift console Bucket seats, black and white with maroon interior. Real nice. $650. Owner 361-5338. 1-16 STEREOS Top n a m e brands 1969 consoles and components. Only $69.50 while they last. Budget terms. For address and information, dial 261- 1409. FOR SALE Muskrat tin coat. Also have black toy poodle for stud service 366-2308. 1-16 ZENITH stereo - console. Assume 10 payments of $7 03 or less for cash Telephone 261-1409 FO R SAL E National manual cash register. Good condition. SSO. Call 366-5503 after 6 p in. 1-16 Henry County 36 miles south of Atlanta-De catur 200 acres 1 mile off pavement, wooded, stream, lake site $250 p. acre. Also 24 acres, stream, wooded, ’A mile 6ff pavement $350 p. acre. T. K. White, Realtor S. 155 HIGHWAY STOCKBRIDGE 474-4151 LAKE JODECO— LAKE SPIVEY Large, beautifully wood ed lots; pines and hard woods; natural gas; county water, paved drives. The best buys in Clayton County. $2,500 up. Call H. A. Wilson, Broker, 753-7436; 344- 0701. FOR LEASE Forest Park- Morrow area, 2 modern offices. Carpeted; lights heat and air conditioning furnished. 361-7427. 1-16 MOBILE HOMES and private rooms with cooking facili ties $1595 wk.-up. Utilities included on some units. Kingston Trailer Park. 4561 Jonesboro Road, Forest Park. l-12tf 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 youi property. ON MEDICARE RULES The government has an nounced a tightened set of regulations on hospital partici pation in the medicare program of health care for the elderly. The new provisions apply to payment of medicare benefits to patients of nonparticipating hospitals in emergency situations. A GOOD HABIT Your temper is one of the few things that improves the longer you keep it. Reporter, Manawha, la. 7