Local Social Notes Highlight Florida Trips and Camp Gatherings
Mr and Mrs J C Burt and Mr and Mrs Don Burt vacation in Florida. A large group of 4 H and FFA members attend Rock Eagle Camp with chaperones. Numerous families visit relatives in Atlanta Dalton Smyrna and Dahlonega. Camp Lake Jackson near Covington hosts FHA and FFA members returning Friday. A Spend-the-Night Party at Dahlonega features nine girls led by Carol King.
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Carol King
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Mary Elizabeth Matherly
Kitty Guibert
Carolyn Freeman
Janice Sutton
Ann Landrum
Carolyn Sanders
Frankie Early
Bem
Gail Howard
Safe at Home Hardly Says Health Specialist
A health specialist from the University of Georgia warns home safety is fragile. She notes US data: a death every 16 minutes from home accidents and frequent disabilities, with burns falls and poisons among top fatal causes and age heavily influencing risk.
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Lucile Higginbotham
Extension Health Department
University of Georgia College of Agriculture
Higginbotham
Georgia Service Industries Lead Job Growth Outlook
A University of Georgia study by Norman J. Wood argues that by 1970 about 71 percent of new jobs will be in services, with manufacturing, mining, and construction shrinking. Georgia's service employment rose from 43.9 percent in 1950 to 55 percent in 1960, mirroring national trends and suggesting future growth akin to the U.S. pattern.
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Athens
Georgia
Bureau of Business Research
Institute of Community and Area Development
University of Georgia
Norman J. Wood
Wood
U. S
U.S
Dr Wood
Summer living ideas: outdoor pools and air conditioned patios
The Southern Pine Association promotes rear patios and pools as ideal summer features. Wood plank and beam construction with a two inch decking roof creates an air conditioned, self contained outdoor living area. Strong Southern Pine, pre shrunk by seasoning, ensures tight surfaces and efficient cooling.
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Dentists urged to use assistants to boost patient load
Dr. Edwin Hibbard of Emory University School of Dentistry says 700 million untreated caries exist in the US with only 40 percent yearly dental visits. He notes many not going need care as few new dentists graduate, urging use of dental assistants to raise patient loads and citing a $40 000 federal grant to train assistants.
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Edwin Hibbard
Emory University School of Dentistry
Emory
School of Dentistry
Division of Dental Public Health and Resources
U.S. Pubiic Health Service
Georgia tourism bureau logs 73 842 requests in fiscal year
The Georgia Department of Commerce reports 73 842 tourist information requests for the year ending June 30, up from 42 434 in fiscal 1961. Requests came from all 50 states and 20 foreign countries via the Tourist Division.
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Radiation Protection in Nuclear Age Belts for Georgia
The Medical Association of Georgia outlines basic radiation facts and protection steps after a nuclear event. Fallout types include immediate, tropospheric, and stratospheric. shelters with a thousand protective factor and 22 inches of concrete or three feet of dirt offer strong protection. keep water, food, a radiation meter, and a portable radio, and stay in a central home location for several days if safe.
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Tree level platform to deter insects on camping trips
Build a strong eye level platform in a tree that stands apart from others. Attach a fluffy rag strip around the trunk under and over the platform and saturate it with bug bomb. The rag acts as a barrier while the bug bomb stops insects from crawling up or down, aiding a calm campsite.
Outlawed Fireworks Law Takes Effect in Georgia
A new Georgia law passed by the last regular session bans sale processing or use of fireworks. It went into effect July 20 with exemptions removed for agricultural and road signaling, previously allowed under the old law.
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Georgia
Thrift Drive Promoted With US Savings Bonds
A patriotic appeal urges citizens to support economic growth and national security by purchasing United States Savings Bonds today. The message stresses thrift as a guaranteed path to financial stability.
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