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ON PATKOI. . . . A R-57 Canberra of Aerospace De
fense Command's 4758th Defense Systems Evaluation Squad
ron swoops in low over an Army NIKE site, simulating
attack on Army Air Defense Artillery units. Practice sessions
are frequent in .ADC and ADA cooperative defense efforts.
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SAFE AT HOME . . . Two landing craft ease their way—
side by side — through the wide opening at the stern of
the USS Duluth. The craft employs almost all the room
available on coming aboard. After the boats are tied down,
the ballast tanks are emptied and the well is drained.
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A 500TH ANNIVERSARY COMMEMORATION . . .
Three stamps in a series of six which will be issued by the
Austrian Post Office to commemorate the establishment of the
Vienna Diocese in 1469. The stamps will bear the images of
saints that appear on the pillars of Vienna's St. Steven
Cathedral. The figures pictured are: (left to right) St. Steven,
St. Sebastian and St. Paul.
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HUT. TWOOP . . . Manual of arms is but one aspect of
U.S. Navy recruit training which keeps South Vietnamese
Navy recruits busy and in shape as they train at the U.S.
Naval Training Center, San Diego, Calif.
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HOLD EVERYTHING . . . Navy Capt. S.L. Corner, Com
manding Officer of Carrier Airborne Early Warning Wing
12, U.S. Naval Air Station, Norfolk, Va., holds back an
E-2B aircraft as Mother Duck escorts her brood across the
runway. Firemen at the base adopted Mother and her eggs
some time ago when they noticed turtles and birds were des
troying the eggs in a nest in nearby Willoughby Bay. Eggs
were protected by wire cage, birds are now airbase pets.
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TIGHT SQUEEZE . . .When General Electric Transported
a huge pressure vessel through rural Berberana inSpain, one
wall of a building (right) had to be removed, then replaced,
to allow for passage. The 360-ton vessel was bound for the
Santa Maria De Garona nuclear power plant being built by
the U.S. firm’s Atomic Power Equipment Department. "The
transportation of the vessel and cradle Ls believed to be one
of the longest overland movements of a shipment this size
ever to take place in Europe," according to the project man
ager, 1.. W. Trevena. It was moved overland 137 miles
through the rugged Basque country after a sea voyage which
took it from Rotterdam to Bilbao.
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BEAUTY IN SPRING. . .Bradford ornamental pear trees
line this residential street in University Park. Maryland,
where the Unik'd States Department of Agriculture made
a test planting of over 200 trees in 1954. The tree is one
of the earliest to bloom, develops non-cdible fruits which
attract birds but are so small thev do not present a problem
of litter.
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READY. . .Sps Bobby Logue, left and Sp 4 Charles
Hamilton check out the HAWK missile system. The HAWK
stands guard against hostile aircraft at the Osan Air Force
Base, Republic of Korea.
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WAITING. . .Capt John A. Hottell, standing, and his
team members of the 82nd Airborne Division wait to engage
airborne infantrymen who staged a mass parachute "assault”
in test exercises on Vieques Island, Puerto Rico. Capt. Hottell
is from Louisville, Kentucky.
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RUNNING IS FAMILY FUN ... Former Oly m pic
champion Bob Richards is joined by wife. Mary, sons Paul
and Bob. Jr. and dog. Smokey, at daily workout. Richards
is training for the Bob Richards Fitness Crusade he will
lead this summer when he jogs and cycles cross country
to stimulate public concern in raising national health goals.
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Spanish-Mediterranean styled wall clocks continue to find
increasing favor with homeowners. The clock shown is from
a collection the manufacturer calls "Del Prado”, and is cord
less and battery-operated. The senorita holds a "Valencia,”
a skillfully hand-carved accessory with luxurious hand
applied gold leaf. If has a brush brass dial set in a back
ground of either black or avocado veltex.
LEARNING . . . Tory
Grenier, 9, Adelphi, M a ry
land, feels a rotted log
during exploration of a
"Touch and See Nature
Trail" in Washington, D.C.
The trail was developed at
the National Arboretum to
enable blind people to see
and enjoy nature.
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Sounds ridiculous, doesn't it?
But wliat if everybody in this
eountrv were to throw their
hands up in despair and say they
don't give a hoot.
Indeed, there would he no
tomorrow.
But fortunately, Americans
have a wav of solving their
problems.
And that's just what's goinu
to happen in these troubled times.
Simp]v because it’s always been
an American tradition.
Xow. how can you, as one little
ole citizen in this big, wide
countiv of ours, be of any
help?
Well.take a minute and
think about a U.S. Sav
ings Bond.
That's right, a U.S.
Savings Bond.
Take stock in America
Buy U.S. Savings Bonds & Freedom Shares
© US. Co»«rnm«nt dovt not pay for thia »3v«rli»«ment.
It 1* p^Mnlod •( ■ oublic in rooparalion with Tho
Deportment ol tho Trootury and The Adv«rti»<n( Council.
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Cancer Check
Mrs. Virginia Walker, crusade director for the American
Cancer Society's Metropolitan Atlanta District, accepts
checks from Hubert Wright, chairman of Delta Air Lines
“Fair Share Plan.” Other Delta employees who joined Mr.
Wright in a tour of the Metropolitan District headquar
ters in Atlanta are, left to right, Robert Mann, L. E.
Stokes and David 11. Webb. Mrs. Walker expressed the
Cancer Society’s gratitude to Delta’s employees for “a very
generous contribution.” She said the funds would go to
support the society’s programs of research, earlier treat
ment education and services to cancer patients. On their
visit the Delta employees reviewed types of patient serv
ices that are available to all cancer patients and the
types of films and doctor-speaker, literature and other
earlier treatment education materials which are avail
able from the society at no cost.
Ihe 1968 production of
pecans in Georgia is estimated
at 38 million pounds, accord
ing to the State Crop Report
ing Service. The 1968 crop is
almost 14-million pounds
below the 1962-66 average of
almost 52 million pounds.
PADRICK'S BEAUTY
COLLEGE
CLAYTON PLAZA SHOPPING CENTER
2844 Jonesboro Rd. Forest Park
YOU CAN BE A PROFESSIONAL
ENROLL TODAY!
Phone 361-5641
COURSES FOR MEN AND WOMEN
SEND IN THIS COUPON
Padrick's Beauty College
2844 Jonesboro Road, Forest Park, Ga.
I would like to know more about a career in !
I Hair Styling.
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TERMS CAN BE ARRANGED
OPEN TO PUBLIC
SHAMPOO AND SET __ _ __ $1.25 UP
Xo, it isn I an immediate
remedv lor all our ills. But it helps.
Il ever\ body were to l>u\
just one '2.i.00 Savings Bond
(cost '18.75). vour eountrv would
be stronger economicalk to
wipe out some of those scars
we’ve been sporting.
01 course, even bodv would
be helping themselves, 100. If you
were to sign upon a Bond purchase
plan where you work or bank,
von d have ipiite a nice nest egg
for yourself one of these davs.
'ion d have a lot more dollars in
O k' llv ‘” r I'ke college
educations, that new home, or
a secure retirement.
So think about a U.S.
If they’re lost, stolen,
or (lcHtr«>ye«l, we replace ’em.
if you have seen signs of
cockroaches about your home,
you may have a larger infesta
tion than you suspect. Rodney
Coleman, entomologist with
the University of Georgia
Cooperative Extension Service,
says roaches hide during the
day and are active al night.
Savings Bond todav.
And then go out and
buy one.
Tomorrow.
Welfare
Board Meets
At Calvary
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the quarterly meeting of
the Board of Directors of the
Georgia County Welfare Asso
ciation will be held on April
11th at the Holiday Inn at
Callaway Gardens, bull attend
ance is urged as this is the first
meeting of the Board since the
Association has expanded and
now includes County Directors
and Caseworkers with the De
partment of Family and Chil
dren Services. In the past.
County Directors have been
100% in membership and now
it is anticipated that 100% of
the caseworker staff will
become members. Plans for the
annual meeting of the Associa
tion are in progress, so each
Board member is urged to
attend.
Mrs. Anne f. Plant, presi
dent of this organization, plans
to attend.
KAWASAKI
CYCLE SMES & SERVICE, INC.
920 Main St. Forest Park
GLENN BLANTON, Manager
361-5585
Annual
\\ isteria
Service
I lie I list Annual Candle
lighting Service held in the
Wisteria Neighborhood in
March at Lake Harbin School
was a very impressive one.
Cues is included Rev
Randall Williamson, Morrow
United Methodist Church, who
gave the invocation. Miss Karen
Humphries. Senior Scout, who
i made a speech on “Why (Jiris
Should Stay in Scouting”, and
। a group ot Senior Scouts who
i opened the service with folk
; songs. Ihe girls were from
. Avondale I states and Decatur
and their advisor was Mrs. Jack
Royall
Pins were presented to
Cadette Scouts who have been
m Scouting lor live years to
Patricia Dooley. Robyn Pear
son, Deborah Smith. Kay
i Richey, Maine Simmons and
i Angela Smith, who. also, spoke
J on the purpose ot the Juliet
j low World I riendship I und
Leaders and gills renewed
' then promise with the lighting
ot three large candles symboliz
ing the three part promise
I hen. the ten laws were re
peated with a smaller candle lit
lor each one. Ihe service was
j closed with every leader and
| girl forming a circle around the
auditorium and lighting candles
while the lights were dimmed
and sang “(Jiri Scouts lo
gethei ” Ihe committee ol
Mrs Barbara I ester, chairman;
Mrs Rachel Phillips, Mrs.
Carolyn Naptv and Mrs June
Hargraves did an impressive
job
Music Club
Planning
Paper Sale
l he forest Park Music Club
is planning a paper sale for
June 7th. I his wiil be the last
paper sale for the year and
would like to encourage every
one to save all their papers
between now and then. Pick up
of papers will be arranged it
you call one of the following
numbers: 366-7072, 366-9605,
366-2098.
At the March meeting the
following officers were elected
for the school year 1969-70:
Bill Russell, president; W. W.
Powell, vice-president. Barbara
Beard. secretary; C. L.
(Juimarin. treasurer and
Wylene Durden, assistant treas
urer. 1 hese officers will be in
stalled at the April 27th meet
ing.
I he symphonic band will be
going to Mobile to perform for
the Southeastern Music I du
cators Convention April 17,
18, 19|h. I he Forest Park band
is one of two bands who have
been invited to play for this
convention. They were selected
from tapes submitted to the
committee of the Music 1 du
cators. t hey will play Friday
the 18th of April at 1 and 5
p.m. in Mobile.
Georgia has 154,810 boys
and girls enrolled in the 4-11
Club. Dr. I. L. Walton, state
4-11 leader with the University
of Georgia Cooperative Ex
tension Service, says this is the
largest enrollment of any state
in the nation.
I he hardest face will break
into a smile when you throw
out a compliment to the owner
of that face.
