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The Home Journal, Perry, Ga., Thursday, June 18, 1970 STORE MANAGER TRAINEE EAGLE FAMILY STORE IMMEDIATE OPENING Exceptional opportunity with the fast est growing chain store operation in the South, no experience necessary. We will train you to become a fully qualified store manager. We are a highly successful 23 year old company and have experienced a 200 per cent expansion in the number of stores in the past two years—and still growing. You can become an important part of this success story if you are 21, a high school graduate, and have the desire and ability to become manager of an assigned store. Excellent company benefits including paid vacations, profit sharing, group hospital-life insurance, employee discounts, and credit union. PERSONAL INTERVIEWS WITH MR. ANDERSON APPLY EAGLE FAMILY STORE, 1205 MAIN STREET, PERRY, GEORGIA MOP Mr. Julius T. Turner, shown above as he takes delivery on this new GMC heavy doty 1 1 ton pickup equipped with the eleven feet over cab camper. Mr. Turner says he is readying this team (or a vacation with his family to Alaska. Also, Mrs. Turner will be able to he'p drive since it has automatic transmission, power steering, and air condition, which the 1966 GMC didn't have. Purchase was made from NeSmith GMC Trucks in Perry.—(Adv.) -tfirftS' ■"“■(OVC Father's Day gives all a chance to We have a wide selection of pres gift Dad with presents and love. ents. You odd the love! I ——t Dad's Father's Day Shortie ■ Pajamas Bedroom Shoes (Bet DAD^^^^^ / Plus Other Items Bermuda Shorts] EDWARDS-HARPER mSgt 1 perry, GA. fmsmm wMg yjOSPTTALJJEWSj June 10—Admitted Richard Horsting Charles Beacham June 10—Dismissed Tura Kersey Lucy Boyd Baby Girl Boyd June 11—Admitted Carol Wall Cheryl Kovac Mathew Washington James Johnson Diane Remblsz William Heard, Jr. Baby Boy Kovac Baby Girl Wall June 11—Dismissed Richard Horsting June 12—Admitted John Sturn Phyllis Cawthon Annie Lester William Roughton Baby Girl Lester June 12—Dismissed None June 13—Admitted Judy Rainey James Berkley Annie Kemp Glenda Scott Joseph Peake June 13—Dismissed Willie Haugabrook Janice Lampley Willie Minor Lois McCullough Mathew Washington Betty Phillips June 14—Admitted Martha Humpfreys Willie Dwight I NATURAL RESOURCE CONSEWATIOH WORKSHOP StarahH l , Wet/mu i > -Cl V “ w ft * . a^Mii Ricky Thompson and Gene Grinstead are attending the 9th Annual Natural Resource Conservation Workshop at Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College in Tifton, Georgia this week, according to an announcement made by Drew Bynum, District Conservationist, Soil Conservation Service, Perry. Their scholarship is being sponsored by The Bank of Perry and The First National Bank of Perry, in corporation with the Ocmulgee District. The workshop is conducted annually by the Georgia Chapter of the Soil Conservation Society of America and the Georgia Association of Soil and Water Conservation Districts. Ricky is the son of Mr. and Mrs. V. H. Thompson of Houston County. Gene is the son of Mr, and Mrs. D. J. Grinstead of Houston County. .-* c L . , 'Bt Hrdk W a < V 1 % *■ .1* K ’ | # i || I 1»m ■% v | S Hi k - BbE * Young Randy Moor* and Boyd Moore of Moultrie, Ga., and Ray Pate, right, of Perry, landed this string of beauties at Lake Tobesofkee. Their total was 62, with 46 of them bream, in IVi hours. Georgia O’Neal Tyrone Watkins Jimmy Smallwood Vera Oliver Baby Boy Humpfreys June 14—Dismissed None June 15—Admitted Sharon Schmitt Leonora Houser Jeems Hayes Baby Girl Schmitt Baby Boy Oliver June 15—Dismissed Henry Bessinger Johnny Thompson James Johnson June 16—Admitted Ruth Lawson Ronnie Collier Harry Herndon Hattie Walker William Peek Baby Boy Lawson June 16—Dismissed Annie Lester Baby Girl Lester Jeems Hayes Phyllis Cawthon Robo Car Wash Completely Automatic Next to the Post Office Shell Oil Products Open 24 hours —75 c SEE U$ _HRST^ fpum • cowrmcTti] • Residential • Commercial • Remodeling • Additions • Enclosing Carports GOODROE CONSTRUCTION COMPANY JOE GOOOROE 987*1421 Perry ® THE BANK OF PERRY 1 Offers Every depositor Insured lotZOjOOO Generation Gap U.S.A. “Remember back when we were anxious to hear her very first word?” I 1 REAL HOMEMADE | ITALIAN PIZZA | 6 different varities * A U> S> 41 SOUTH PERRY ’ | CALL 987-3714 I A I I Fixed to take out—or eat with us I A J f SPECIAL OFFER! I ) Reg. Pizza $1.70 . now only SI.OO | | sl.lO Size Pizza . . .now 75c | A ' I HOT AND DELICIOUS I | CALL US NOW!