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* Free Press-News & Farmer, Thurs., August 14, 1969
Forest Park Rotary Club
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PROGRAM TODAY - BUI Hardman, Georgia Director of Tourist
Division, Department of Industry and Trade, will speak on the
Rotary International Convention to take place in Atlanta next
Spring.
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PROGRAM TODAY - Charles B. Brame, Jr., Executive Director
of the Greater \tlanta Chapter of die National Multiple Sclerosis
Society,.
Harvey Campbell Attends
Furniture Institute
Harvey < ai ipbell, manaf sr >1
the Henson Furniture Co,,Hud
son Plaza F airburn Georgia lias
successfully completed the Na
tional Retail Furniture Asso
ciation’s annual \dvance 1 <e
cutives Institute field at the Sou
thern Furniture i spo. itlon
Bull ding In High Point, N. .
A special, concentrated five
day program, the Advanced
Executives Institute is design
ed to help groom mid He man
agers for future responsibility
and to serve as a refresher
course for to; retail manage
ment. This is accomplished
through exposure to the most
modern management and retail
furniture st ire pei rtii tech
niques.
General curriculum and con
duct of the Institute isumt rthe
direction of Dr. Ira D. Ander
son — professor d marketing
and a former ass iate dean
and director of the Northwes
tern Undergraduate school of
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Business.
The institute includes a
series of lectures and group
discussions led by distinguish
ed instructors, chosen fortheir
expertise in various areas of
store management. Instruction
is based not only on the most
current management techniques
and methods but also on pro
jected developments in furn
iture store operating techni
ques.
The program agenda covers
almost every phase of store
operation and management, in
cluding: better profit as an
objective and how to achieve
it; knowledge of the new con
sumer; mass market strategy;
recruiting and selecting better
sales personnel; sales promo
tion and advertising; operating
a profitable warehouse; install
ing and promoting revolving
credit; streamlining office op
eration; improving management
reports and financial manage
ment; cash budget and cash flow.
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GOVERNMENT GUEST JULY 23 - Otis L. Berry, Jr., Director
■ of Ihiblic Works Department, City of Forest Park. Otis has worked
. for the City since 1957. He directs 60 employees in the Sanitary
’ and Street Division. A tour of the city’ street will point out the
fine job Otis is doing.
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GOVERNMEN f GUEST - Last week W, M. .Malcom, Director of
Public Utilities, City of Forest Park was introduced by \rt
Cain. Mr. Malcom has been with the City for 11 years. He has
a force of 40 persons in Vital Service of Water and Sewerage.
We salute Mr. Malcom on a fine job to the people of Forest Park.
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Left to right, Mrs. Charles Summerday, Mayor Summerday and Ken Byers, Southern
Bell s manager seem to l>e saying, u So that’s how it’s done,” as Miss Nancy Cornelius,
chief operator, explains how long distance calls are completed.
$25.00
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LET OUR EXPERT HAIRDRESSERS
STYLE YOUR WIG-SPECIAL - $6.50
CAROL'S COIF FUR ES
767 Main St.
FOREST PARK
363-3922
D 0 TTY MIDDLEBROOKS
JANICE MOORE CAROL DYCHE
WIG STYLISTS AND COMPLETE BEAUTY CARE
Clerical Course
Offered At
Griffin Tech
Griffin Tech offers five cur
ricula in the Business Educa- «
tlon Program which are; Ac
counting, General Clerical,
Secretarial Science, Unit Re
cord Data Processing and Data
Processing Technology. The
student may select the curricu- ’
lum he wishes to pursue as a 5
major. 2
The General Clerical major -
Is a one-year (four quarters) j
program. This course is de- I
signed to give complete train- j
ing in skills and duties re- i
quired to cpialify the student !
for employment as a compet
ent office worker In a gen
eral office.
The clerical program em
phasizes planned learning ex
periences which include a com
bination of courses and prac
tical experiences concerned
with the recording and process
ing of data; including classify-
ing, sorting, filing,correspon
dence, records, and other data.
Career objectives are identi
fied with a variety of occupa
tional groups and specializa
tions, such as office machine
operators, file clerks and gen
eral office clerks.
High school graduates or
equivalent are eligible and no
previous business training is
required. Students must make
a satisfactory score on the ad
mission test. The following
tests have been scheduled for
those wishing to enter Fall
Quarter: August 16, Saturday
morning at 9 a.m., September
4, Thursday night at 7 p.m.
Students must complete the gen
eral admission procedures for
acceptance to the school. Ap
plications are being taken for all
areas for Fall Quarter which
starts September 15.
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Forest Park Majorettes Attend Camp
These majorettes from Forest Park are attending the Shirley Ross Twirling Camp at
Jacksonville State University this week. They are, first row, from left; Claudia Nash,
Martha Howell, Renee Guice. Second row, from left: Deborah Keith, Debbie Heidle,
Teresa Roache, Georgia Lee. Not shown is Margie Kelley.
Airman Poe’s
Unit Cited
Airman First Steven
W. Poe, son of Mr. and Mrs.
I. A. Poe, 803 Ladue Drive,
Sikeston, Mo., Is a member of
a unit that has earned the U.
S. Air Force Outstanding Unit
Award for the third conse-
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2 Convenient Locations
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Phone 361-3128
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cutive year.
Airman Poe, a security
policeman in the 12th Tactical
Fighter Wing at Cam Panh Bay
AB, Vietnam, will wear the dis
tinctive ribbon to mark his af
filiation with the unit.
The 12th, the first F-4 Phan
tom wing to operate in Viet
nam, was cited for flying 23,000
combat sorties with skill and
professionalism during tire
period from June 1, 1967 to
May 31, 1968.
The airman is a 1965 grad
uate of Sikeston Senior High
School. His wife, Judith, is
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
J. F. Kill, 2930 Jodeco Drive,
Jonesboro, Ga.