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Atlanta Youth Ranch Kids Have Good Time The kids from Ranch just came back from some of the best times of our lives at Bible town. Every day we had sing ing, guitars, sports, hours of fun in the ocean, lots of food and team competition. Honest ly though, the happiest hours were spent in the new auditor ium studying God’s word. Though many think nothing could be more boring than six hours of Bible Study a day, you won’t hear even one teenager who went to Retreat say that. We’ll tell you it’s the best spent hours in any day. Adults sometimes think teens can’t be happy without a record player on full, dancing, a tele phone and a box of crackers. Ask some who went to Boca no radios, no dances, no tele phones, just God’s word and we’re the happiest kids around. I love that other junk but it couldn’t ever compare with the joy of knowing 'My God cares for me’. I Peter 5:7. Do you think 6 to 8 hours of Bible Study and prayer per day sounds boring? Ask someone! These were the greatest hours spent while we were gone. At Boca, scores of kids were sav ed and many more dedicated their lives to the Lord. We Airman Humphries Serves Aboard Ship Airman Kenneth L. Hum phries, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Humphries of 811 Dennis Drive, Forest Park, Ga., Is serving aboard the USS Ranger In Alameda, Calif. The Ranger, an attack air craft carrier is preparing for Its fifth combat deployment to Vietnam. The ship, scheduled to leave for Vietnam In the fall, is now undergoing maintenance and modernization work. When the ship returns to the Pacific It expects to visit such ports as Hawaii, Hong Kong, Yokosuka, Japan and the Phil iplnes. Airman C. Armistead Completed Basic Training Airman William C. Armi stead, who guardians, Mr. and Mrs. James W. Lewis, reside at 4197 Connor Drive, Ellen wood, Ga., has completed basic training at Lackland AFB, Tex. | He has been assigned to Shep pard AFB, Tex., for training in the transportation field. Air man Armistead Is a 1969 gra duate of Gordon High School in Decatur, Ga. He Is the nephew of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Smith, 1179 W. Howard St., Decatur. Private High McDonald Receives A Certificate of Training Army National Guard Private Hugh M. McDonald n, (right), “21, son of Mrs. Dorothy L. McDonald, 2870 Raleigh Court, Decatur, Ga., receives a Cer tificate of Training after com pleting nine weeks of on-the job training with the 384th Army Band, Ft. Eustis, Va., July 15. Presenting the certificate Is Chief Warrant Officer Robert K. Conn, bandmaster. Pvt. McDonald was one of a group of National Guard en listed personnel on six months active duty who received band training at the fort. He is a member of the 116th Army National Guard Band In De catur, Ga. His wife, Carole, lives at 6097 Phillips Drive, Morrow, Ga. Concrete Work Garages Aluminum Crives Car Ports Siding Porches Plumbing Roofs Painting Rooms No Money Down -1 To 10 Years To Pay Free Estimates - FHA Financing Millican Construction Co. "WE SPECIALIZE IN CONCRETE WORK AND ROOM ADDITIONS” 206 OAK DR. 361-7643 HAPEVILLE, GA. were taught how to witness and what God promises to those who serve him. Do you think we’re a bunch of “Christian Creeps’’? - think - these people included some of the toughest - some of the Mi ami Dolphins came to give their testamonies, we had our high school and college footballplay ers. base ball players and track runners. You’d be surprised how many 'big' people trust in the Lord for help. It’s so neat to give all your troubles to Him cause he cares for you, Saturday night we had a con cert featuring the Spokesmen, the choir, the Destinies, The Joyful Noise, Dollie and Jim Greer and more. 500 kids and more adults sat spellbound dur ing a 2-hour concert. These were a few of the wonders. The Ranch meetings will be gin again at 8;00 Mondays and Thursdays. Don’t forget teen agers, to be there. It’s fabu lous and the pool is still open. Aug. 23, 24, and 25 there will be a Soul-Winning Seminar held at Pinecrest Bapt. Church. It will be taught by Dick Seymour, in double sessions, 7:00 and 8:00. For all who have ever heard ‘Doc* you won’t want to miss them. A / 1 / HL ~ I - *. John S. Villwock Completes AF Basic Training I Airman John S, Villwock,son of Mr. and Mrs. William A. Villwock of 1391 Oakview Cir cle, Forest Park, Ga., has com pleted basic training at Lack land AFB, Tex. Hehasbeenas slgned to Sheppard AFB, Tex. for training In the data systems field. Airman Vilwockisa 1969 graduate of Forest Park Senior High School. Richard E. Robinson Assigned Aboard USS Intrepid Aviation Machinist Mate Third Class Richard E. Robin son, USN, son of Mrs. Effie I P. Cole of 212 Plantation Drive, Riverdale, Ga., is serving , aboard the aircraft carrier USS 'lntrepid. The Intrepid Is now complet ing a major overhaul at the Philadelphia Naval Shipyard. The ship is being converted from a “special” attack car rier back to its former role of anti-submarine warfare car rier. Almost 900 feet long, the In trepid has aboard all the faci lities of a modern city. It has everything it needs to make it a self-supporting community, from a hospital to a soda foun tain. j The ship has a crew of over 3,000 officers and men. It Is homeported In Norfolk, Va. I i ? KI A । /KI -y K m ~ Mir* w WrT * 17 & UNDER STATE CHAMPS E ™ M w a I H ' 1 fl i ■WAiwM' 14 & UNDER STATE CHAMPS Fores! Park Girls Win State Title The 17 and under girjs soft ball won the State Champion ship. The girls had a hard first game losing to Brunswick 6-5. But showed everyone there just what kind of spirit that Forest Park has. In the second game Forest Park played Warner Robbins and won by a whopping 17 - 4. It was a fine team preformance. The final day the girls had to play a doubleheader against Brunswick. They won both gam es, 8-0, 5-0, setting a record for 14 scorless innings and al lowing only 6 hits in the two games. The outstanding girls in the tournament for Forest Park were Donna Watkins, Judy Scar brough, Cindy Stanford and Be cky Mercer. The team consits of Donna Watkins, Judy Scarbrough, Brenda Watkins, Patty Parker, Becky Mercer, Cindy Stanford, Mary Snodgrass, Dolores Cole, Debbie Robinson, Cathy Fowler, Joan Butler, Faye Mathews, Sheryl Philpott, and Debbie Hill. The team Is coached by Fred and Betty Jenkins, and Gerald Fowler. The Forest Park 14-under girls won the State C'nampion shlp In Brunswick last week. The girls led by outstanding play of Patsy McCoy, Renee Landley, Debbie Craddock and Cindy Brown. The girls won the first game 5-4 on a fine team effort. They won the second game 7-1, with good hitting from Cheree James and Debbie Burden. Then the final day had to play a double- FAMILY DINING AT FAMILY PRICES FAST SERVICE * COME AS YOU ARE ♦ NO TIPPING BONANZA STEAK HOUSE 4420 JONESBORO ROAD FOREST PARK header losing the first game 4-2, but then came back to win the second 6-2 for the State Championship. The team consisted of Kathy Harrington, Patsy McCoy, Cindy Brown, Cheree James, Renee Langley, Kay Strickland, C indy Casey, Joan Johnson, Ka ren Sherman, Anna Fowler, Jan Burch, Debbie Craddock and Debbie Burden. The team was coached by Evelyn Brown, Mary Ann Con nelly, and Gerald Fowler. Kathy Hope Speaks On Marketing And Distribution KATHY L. HOPE will speak to the Forest Park Business and professional Woman’s Club on “Marketing and Distribution” Tuesday evening, September 2 at the Klwanls Youth Center. Mrs. Kathy L. Hope Is Vice President of the Georgia State College Alumni Association, a teacher-coordinator of distrib utive education at Russell High School and is a trustee of the Georgia State College Founda tion. Mrs. Kathy L. Hope is a na tive of Clayton County. She, her husband, Roy and their two sons, BUI and Charles, live on Huie Street in Jones boro. Mary Ruth Tolar, chairman, and tire Finance Committee members will present the pro gram. Virginia Holland, Chairman Public Relations Committee Georgia Football On WSB -AM More than 35 Southeastern Conference football contests, including the entire University of Georgia gridiron schedule, as well as full post-season coverage of the bowl games will be aired this fall on WSB AM and WSB-FM. The Georgia Bulldogs kick off the WSB gridiron season September 20, taking on Tulane at 1:45 p.m. on WSB-FM (98.5). The Georgia-Tulane clash Is the only University of Georgia game to be aired on WSB-AM (750). WSB-AM will begin coverage of top Southeastern Conference action with the FSU-Wichita game at 7:15 p.m., September 20—the first of more than 25 SEC games to be aired on WSB-AM and WSB-FM. WSB Radio Program Director Brent Hill promises “a major share of the bowl games” on both stations. “We’ll pick the bowls with the most exciting teams and the greatest listener interest,” Hill says. “We’ll cover the major bowls and offer greater post-season coverage than any other station.” Each regular season game on WSB-AM and WSB-FM will be preceded by a 10 minute “Football Warm-Up” featuring interviews with the opposing coaches. WSB Radio Sports Director Phil Schaefer will host the pre-game show on WSB-AM and WSB Radio Air Personality Jim Howell will conduct the warm-up sessions on WSB-FM. Returning for his fourth con secutive year as "Voice of the Georgia Bulldogs on WSB Radio will be Larry Munson. The play-by-play veteran gained area wide popularity as a former member of the Braves broadcast team. ^ORKT PARK JONESBORO NORTH fIAYTHN SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL ’*** R^ta. TAJI C.rl MI H . Trey *3^.*””' £^' T ,y ( „ UvlJiteT State ' Jl*^'rl Alte.ta.ten School C«l— .... . ,-7 I"!"."®" State Jimmy Cloppor J»ck«»—Hl. State Moroon ond Gold FortUn Ud.J’wHte C.rWwJ"*"*' IINIArmm., __ " C.Hiooh llv. white Emlm ( x—- =1 Do- Opp9n „ o .„ Sep. 3 No. Cleyton Tore St. (Hm.) Sep. 3 Ooe. • . •Sep. IS 'Avoedol. Tent Stadium -Sop. |J t e ,£ P ’ Ter. Stadium •Sop. J7 tTowen (Memorial) D.Kalb .«/ ~ * WGy •Oct. 3 J.—boro Ter. Stadium -Sep U Auood.l. Ter. Stadium ” tfo ?" .£ n T—Stadium -Oct. to T-.r, Tero Stadium Jl eXu,. •Neu. IS tOorde. TeTstadiu. ’ •Mie-Gem.. 'Set. Oom. Oerne. tSet. Oom. M^hta Oe«. °^e V / \ "* J All GAMES HAYED IN D.ICAII COUNTY START AT 7.30 P.M. - TARA S OO PM Chas. Miller Joins 7th Infantry Charles M. Miller of Forest Park, Ga. has joined the 7th Infantry Divlson in Camp Ca sey, Korea. He has been as signed to the 707th Maintenance Battalion. Charles, the son of Mr. Charles E. Miller of Tal lahassee, Fla. and Myrtle R. Wllon of Forest Park, attended North Clayton High School. He entered the Army in Feb ruary 1969, and took basic training at Ft. Benning, Ga. Before he came to Korea, he was stationed at Ft. Rucker, Ala. Game Time For Braves-Cubs Saturday Game Is 2:15 P.M. ’ The Atlanta Braves-Chlcago Cubs game Saturday, August 30 at Atlanta Stadium will be a day game starting at 2 : 15 p.m., the Braves have an nounced. This game appears on the original Braves schedule with the notation, “game time to be announced.’’ Atlanta and Chicago meet again Sunday afternoon, fol lowed by a Braves-Plttsburgh Pirates Labor Day game Mon day at 2:15 p.m. The complete schedule of up coming Braves games at At lanta Stadium; Friday, August 29 - Chica go, 8;O5, Saturday, August 30 - Friday, August 29 - Chicago, 8:05; Saturday, August 30 - Chicago, 2;15; Sunday, August 31 - Chicago, 2;15; Monday, September 1- Pittsburg, 2;15; Tuesday, September 2 -OffDay; Wednesday, September 3 - Pittsburg, 8:05. Airman Horton Completes Course Airman Apprentice James L. Horton, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. David Horton of 1316 Rockspring St., Forest Park, Ga., was graduated from the Aviation Mechanical Funda mentals School at the Naval Air Technical Training Center In Memphis, Tenn. The 160-hour course Included basic mathematics, common aircraft hardware, mechanical and electrical physics, aero nautical publications, and the use and application of hand tools. ANNOUNCEMENT NEW American Motors Corporation Dealership HAROLD CROSBY MOTOR CO. R ambler s-Javel ins-Amx-Rebels-Ambassadors SALES. SERVICE . & PARTS DEPARTMENTS NOW OPEN TO SERVE YOU SHOP WITH US ON 1969 CLOSEOUTS VOLUME DISCOUNT sales SEE Us Today And SAVE Your Pay -Watch For Grand Opening On 1970 Show Date- HAROLD CROSBY MOTOR CO. FORMERLY HAROLD CROSBY*S GARAGE 5087 WEST STREET - FOREST PARK ACROSS FROM KIWANIS BALL STADIUM Phone 361-7010 Or 361-7011 Free Press-News & Farmer, Thurs., August 28, 1969 ♦ A legal process wherein an Insurance company uses the right of its policyholder to recover from a third party is call ed “subrogation.” *** Friendships multiply joys and divide griefs. ♦♦♦ Rent Insurance reimburses the Insured for loss of rents caused by destruction of the property whether or not die prop _ erty is rented at the time of loss. Lipstick adds color and flavor to an oid pastime. *** A recent Boiler and Machinery loss amounted to almost $7 million. *** Hlgh-llmlt catastrophe Insurance Is available to both firms and individuals through Al Ewing Insurance Agency, 688-3394. College Grant Award FOREST PARK, Ga. A grant award in the amount of sl, 900 has been made to Clayton Junior College for the Issuance of grants to eligible students in accordance with the Law En forcement Education Pro grams. Announcement of the award was made by President Har ry S. Downs. Charles H. Rogo vin, administrator of the Law Enforcement Assistance Ad ministration of the U. S. De partment of Justice, notified the college of the award. The Law Enforcement Edu- ATTEND CHURCH SUNDAY — l — 2 - Conley, Georgia Immediate Opening Filling Department Good Chance For Advancement To Foreman If Satisfactory HOURS 8:30 to 5;00 Free Parking Full Company Benefits Apply At American Chemco Munford Warehouse 4140 McDonough Hwy. 363-1440 Extended Coverage BY AL EWING cation Program was establish ed by Congress as a method of improving the effectiveness of the nation’s criminal justice system by Increasing the edu cational level of its personnel. In brief, the goal of the program is the professionalization of law enforcement In this county. Those eligible for the pro gram at Clayton Junior College are law enforcement officers and correctional officers. Add itional information may be ob tained from the Office of Ad missions. 5