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The morning program will consist of demonstrations on liSi l' OUR FAMOUS WEEK END ESCAPE Come On In - The Water's Fine The Bargain Os The Year Here's What You Get: ☆ A beautiful poolside room from Friday af ternoon till Sunday evening. VV Two cocktails each before dinner Friday *** evening. Your choice of the menu for dinner. Friday evening, in our Three Hearths Dining Room. Vy Breakfast for two Saturday morning - Whatever you like. ☆ One cocktail each before Lunch Saturday I ☆ Luncheon for two- poolside if you like. ☆ Two cocktails each before dinner Satur- I day evening ☆ 'inner for two in the Three Hearths I Dining Room Order whatever you like. ☆ Breakfast for two Sunday morning - Ser ved in your room if you like and we ll bring along the morning paper. ☆ )mner or Brunch for two Sunday anytime from 12:00 Noon to 6:00 PM. VV We hate to see you go after this great ** week end so stay till 8:00 PM if you like. ☆ his you'll like - All tips are included. WHAT A DEAL only 75*0 FOR TWO Available by Reservation only -« Air Host Inn P.O. Box 678 ATLANTA AIRPORT Atlanta, Georgia 30320 | Phone 404/ 767-7451 foreign cookery by Mrs. Mimi Marino, and a panel discussion by candidates for local political offices. Following a covered dish luncheon, Mr. Tom Rogers will speak on Community Resource Development. Then Mrs. Barbara Parks, Home Service Advisor of Mrs. J. W. Lucas and son Donnie had set up shop in front of her husband’s service station with paintings on velvet, providing a real splash of color on the busy highway. Flint EMC in Reynolds, will present a demonstration of flower arranging. I>oor prizes will be given throughout the day. The meeting is open to the public at no charge. For more in formation, call 987-1334, Ext. 28. I,l ' " q By You know that mar velously icy sensation when you dive into cold water? And afterward, the delicious contentment of just floating there? That’s what this summer is all about. And like always it begins with the beautiful month of May. The month is which I was born. Taurus, with Gemini rising: a rather awkward con junction they tell me. But when I was growing up, I didn't know about the stars and about how their rays had pierced my head and were leading me about on guiding strings. “Had a bad day, Monday, Susan? Well, I’m not surprised. You had an eclipse in Leo.” So now I shrug and play the game and ask when Saturn will please go away, knowing all the time that anyone raised on the doctrine of “You’ve made your bed. Now lie in it” can cast a daily chart for the rest of her life and still be aware that she, and she alone, got herself into whatever situation she's in. But what else comes with May besides a lowering bull? What arrives? Beautiful packages from my family. And books from friends, and, depending on his mood, a card from my brother which features a phrase of jovial words flailing my ability to nag. And all month long comes strawberries and asparagus. Yes. May is a great month for shopping. Anything from shoes to indoor and outdoor furniture. Mailing "CARE" packages to friends taking college finals. A word of cheer can do so much to brighten a long day. Maybe the latest issue of Cosmopolitan, the hilarious Mad. or a humorous card. Planning for this summer's trip to Daytona. (You need reservations about 6 months in advance because of Disney World traffic) Don’t forget to surprise your Mother on Mother’s Hay, May 14. I hope that you're not planning to give her the annual gift and Happy Mother's Day” blessing alone! Introduce her to something new and a category of your own Beckman Heads Community Action Group City Councilman Robert Beckmann of Warner Robins is the newly elected Chairman of the Governing Board of the Heart of Medusa Corp. Pays Dividend The Board of Directors of Medusa Cor porationi formerly Medusa Portland Cement Company) today increased the com mon stock quarterly dividend, payable June 15, 1972 to shareowners of record on June 1,1972 from $0.30 per share to $0,312 per share. Robert W. Fort, president and chief executive officer, stated that the increase, which complies with Phase II regulations, gives the shareowners participation in the improved earnings of the company. He noted that the dividend was last increased in December 1964. Medusa recently pur chased Penn-Dixie Cement Corp. plant near Perry. choosing. What counts is that you share part of your world with her instead of relying on the old stand-bys. Give yourself a present and go see “Cabaret” or the well-known “Godfather”. Remember to go and register to vote also. Voting is your chance to take a stand instead of sitting back and being taken advantage of. This is the glorious month of May. Give it to someone you love. 4295™ 3095' 00 3595 00 M 95 00 3895 00 c> °" )MES 4 IKE BLEDSOE U. 5.41 SOUTH 987-0183 erc^ a ndise For The Discriminate Buyer" PAGE 10-B Georgia Community Action Council, Inc. The governing body has 36 members. The new Chairman is Director of the Small Business Program, Air Material Area, for Robins Air Force Base. He is presently Warner Robins Mayor Pro Tern and Chairman of the Houston County Community Action Committee. Beckmann is active in many civic func tions. The Heart of Georgia Community Action Council administers programs for the poor throughout a twelve-county area. A total of 1500 people serve volun tarily in rolls of policy making or in an advisory capacity. The Agency Penn-Dixie Elects Stella John A. Stella has been elected treasurer of the Penn-Dixie Cement Corporation, the board of directors announced. Mr. Stella was treasurer and chief financial officer of the Spinnerin Yarn Co. (N.J.) from 1970 to 1972. Previously he held a number of positions, in cluding business evaluation consultant, with the Allied Chemical Corporation. He was involved in the merger and acquisition area reporting to the vice president and treasurer. Before his five year stay at Allied, Mr. Stella was in the institutional sales depart mentof Smith, Barney & Co., investment bankers. He earned his B.S. in Economics at the University of Detroit and did post graduate work in finance and investments at New York University. Penn-Dixie is a major manufacturer of steel and cement and other con strtiction-related products. PERRY, GEORGIA, THURSDAY, MAY 4, [#72 operates a Neighborhood Service Center in each of its 12 counties, Head Start in four counties, and Day Care in two counties. The Agen cy’s major thrust programs How does 73°differ from 787 It takes 25 percent more electricity. Imagine what that does to your electric bill. Air conditioning can use more power than all your other electric appliances put together. When you set the thermostat lower than necessary for comfort, the extra power is needless expense. Rates went up last year and will be reflected in cooling costs this summer. But there are ways to use electricity more efficiently and cut down on your bill. Set the thermostat on 78.° And adjust it 5° higher while you're away from home. Keep filters clean. Clogged filters will overwork the system. Keep windows and doors shut, and close draperies in the sunniest rooms. Shade trees help, too. Good insulation and weather stripping can lower operating costs. Air conditioning is even affected by the heat from a light bulb. So turn off unnecessary lights. Starting to save electricity takes a conscious effort. But it can become a money-saving habit. Georgia Power Company A citizen wherever we serve ® are Manpower and Housing. get out on a branch EACH WEEK WITH BOBBY BRANCH IN THE HOME JOURNAL.