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t0nald, Joey Talk About ' ~*reC0rd, performance on operations by ship and calories than ever. It is
. either the SAT or ACT, plane, maintenance of trimmed of 1/4 inch of fat
• -.''t~....r* ........u,,,, ..udentsut 'and. leadership potential advanced electronic and before packaging. Current
. as aemonstrated by partici- other aids to navigation research shows that this
patton in high school activi- around the globe, opera- trimming has reduced the
ties, community affairstion of icebreakers which amount of fat by 27 per- " ....
' and/or part-time employ- clear the way for all polar cent over the last five t
~ ment. Most successful expeditions, and enforce- years.
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~ candidates rank in the top ment or marine law and all Georgia' s cattle industry jr
~~~ quarter of their high school aspects of merchant mar- uses otherwise wasted land
class and have demonstra- ine safety• In addition, the Cattle have ruminant di-
ted proficiency in both the Coast Guard has respon-gestive systems enabling
mathematical and appliedsibility for boating safety them to feed off four mil- ~lf I (
science fields, and marine environmental lion acres of Georgia's •
Candidates must be an- protection, pastureland that is unsuit- Re
married at the time of To obtain an application able for crop production ntal Assistance Available
appointment, have no legal or further informationand development. Without
obligations resulting from a write: Director of Admis- the cattle industry, this All new rental apartments Centr and heat
l~ .........~ 1 prior marriage, and must sions, U.S. Coast Guard land would go to waste.
have reached the age ofAcademy, 15 Mohegan The future of the beef All apartments ground level Wall to wall carpets
17 but not 22 by July l, Avenue, New London, industry in (]eorgia looks
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1991. CT 06320; or call (203) bright and we are cele- On glte mellt laundry futilities
All candidates must be444-8501. brating with Georgia Beef lI~?
assured of high school ~ Month. During October, rent ba lonln ome , Washer/Dryer hook-up
graduation by June 30, Letter To Editor w, hope that everyone
199l. All candidates must will join in the celebration Clare tO Hospital, Doctor's & Pharmacies
by enjoying more beef. It's
have completed a minimum DearSir: good foryouandthestate Qua|l Hollow Apartments
of three years of Engli,,',h, The Georgia beef indus- at Georgia.
and three in mathematics try plays an important role Sincerely,
to include algebra and in the state's economy. In Newt Muse 100 Chelsea Lane HomervUle, Ga.
! P ~1~~ plane or coordinate gee- reo,gnition of this role, President
.... !~ .- _ metry ortheirequivalents, Georgia Beef Month wi'l GeorgiaCattlemen's Phone 487-2852
~.~:.~ mmm-~--~'~m,,,~,,--, and must fulfill basic officially kick off in Otto- Association /EQUAl, HOUSING
" physical requirements, ber. Joe Gayle
the help of Joeyabout which they are not Coast Guard Cadets This month-long promo- Chairman I~" OPPORTUNITY
s, Ronald McDon-sure." obtain an excellent under- tion is designed to high-Georgia Beef Board
6dad the Manor The show highlights graduate education at nolight the importance of the
an "educational topics that hold great con- personal expense. In addi- beef cattle industry to the then clo, Governor Announces Anti Drug
~rtaining" show of cern for parents and teach- tion, they receive pay and state's economy and the Barnett Creek Will Leonard Led;:t
Safety recently, ers: fire, traffic and home allowances fully .adequate role beef plays in a balan- Reopen For l~sll~ng Barnett Creek until chemi- a,,_J • _ ~ ~ .
cal analyses of the water Megla Awareness t;ampalgn
~cipal Larry Bar- safety, poisons and van- to fulfill their ordinary hv- ced, healthfuldiet.
~s program was dalism; it underscores ing expenses. The con- Barnett Creek in Glynn quality and seafood tissues .......
d by McDonald's what to do when lost and stantly updated Academy In Georgia, beef cattle
revealedthatit would . ,i ,,no. th~ All of the messages will
predation has an inventory County will reopen to cam- . tmveruor joe rran~ nar- .
!ation with the Na- the value of being able to curriculum leads to a value in excess of $775mercial seafood harvest at again" be safe to reopen the rzs~.;~ announcer,....,~,;~ .... .... : r~., ...... ,, include the Governor's
ffety Council and read. "Play Safe with Ran- Bachelor of Science de- million and is present in 5:00 a.m. on Monday, area. ,:, ............. ,,, v,, ,..,.,,~ toll-free alcohol and drug
.,~. ,. . . . Awareness ana rrevenuon . . ,. .
anal Poison Can-aid McDonald" is centered gree with a strong aca every county in the state. October 1, 1990, Georgia tne resuit~oza series at . :u! .... i. ...... ,: nelpune number {1-800-
........ w.i zautzclz u new an~l- 338 "~4 ......
Cattle are raised on 30,000 Department of Natural Re- tests at nan, snrlmp,- --• -o~ al. xms numoer an-
ark. on kindergarteners - fifth demic emphasis on engin- arug meom awareness ....
as a wonderful graders, earing and science. The Georgia farms, producing sources Commissioner and crab hssues as we!l as campaign. This effort ~nb~::n~:dWlduals to obtain
-~View the rules for Assisting Ronald were" selected major studies, 1.45 million head of cattle, Lonice C. Barrett has wea~r quan~y ana.lys|s will include print, radio on on suos~ance
:ty, 'Say No to Dodi Griffin and Corne-when combined with var- as of January 1, 1990. announced. In addition,from Barnett Creek mdl-,,,d tol,~vi*~,m r,-blic ser- abuse and treatment pro-
and traffic," addslius, Nanor third and led elective courses, es-The beef cattle industry the publichealth advi-care that pentachlorolahe- ~'~.'~ ,~:.~oo'~'~o ~': u,,~n ~ grams from trained person-
aor School admini- fourth graders Miss tablish a solid foundation is Georgia's third largest sory for recreational fisher- nol levels are within EPA soeciai"ma~erSal"aimed at nei 24 hours a day, seven
"And as we near Griffin is the daughterfor a challenging career, cash crop behind broil-men has beenlifted• accepted levels," said ,,~ .......I,~ o,-,,nl,,, days aweek.
an, the safety of Mr. and Mrs. EverettGraduates of the Academyers and peanuts. During Barnett Creek will Commmmoner Barrett ...... ~ ^-...! ...... a-11 I u ge ou medm to
.~ also cautioned the Griffin, Cornelius is the son are commissioned as En- 19~9, sales of cattle ac- r~ main closed to commer- For this', reason,. Barnett Gcu~t~,oet~ .... ~,u. .... c,-l,,oy~,,~,,,,i. ..... ~,~a ...... ,,,'Ue- use these pubhc servzce. .
~rs about eatingof Mr. and Mrs. Joe signs in the United States counted for $281 million, cial fishing with nets other Creek will agmn be open for __~ a.. ~_ ~n.^ m_.~i, ads as often as possible,
the " . Ka~ utu~=. ~.,= ~,, ~ .
~nkm orne Coast Guard Selected
• g substancesC lius. • Econommists today esti- than cast nets. with the taking of fish. shrtmp awareness camnaio'n wasGovernor Hams stated.
officers may pursue fur- mate thatthe industry gen- exception of commercial and crabe. ,~ .... z,,.~,~ I,., ~'h,~"'~.w.,,t "I also encourage the media
erates an additional $l bait shrimping. The creek Technical staff from the ,-~.-,-:,,r,,~,-o. u, ,.~,. Pri'n"le to set as a priority the vi~
t ~.ll~l'd [~Aul~t~ ther postgraduate educa- , , wmmng nrm at g
• auulu Iq~WO tion and specialized train- billion in related farm sup- will also remain closed to DNR s Environmental"ixon Prin le gorous coverage of the ex~
kales Coast Guardor geographicalquotas,ing at many leading .civi ply revi'nue annually, shellfish harvesting asProtectionDivision willt~ m,. mg~:.' " rt~ will tent of the drug problem
~n~ Natlonw~d ban and military graduat~
, Y " " e Applications must be sub- . .... ~ Cattt.bre~,(ling tech-the area is not an officially continueto assess the . ires e.o~.aezra ... in our State. Our citizens
locus on raising the pUDIIC
• am titian • " o ) or proze~lo~al schools, in
• pe m]tted to the D~r~.ct ~ ( f ........ niques in Georgia and approved shellfish harvest water quality in Burnett ° "" r"i al need to know not only that
¢~._..u awareness oz zne c It C ~'~ ' , - 1 --
aired States Coast Admissions prior to 15 suc n ne~us as..awa~!o~, around the U.S. have chan- area. . ........... with ~eorgla s tougn new arug
proolems assocla~ea
~,cademy is now Oaten,oar ~'990. Candi- bUSiness. . atlm]mstratlon.. . ' gad dramatically in recent Barnett (:reek was clo-For more information, substance .... aouse ana ser-laws., but,also that help is
! and processingdates must arrange to par- electromcs, engineering,y~'ars to produce beef that sad following the August contact the Coastal Resour ....... available•
• . . ve to euucate ~eorgm s •
~ns for o law and oceanography
app int-ticipatein either the ' • is leaner but equally nutri- 28, 1989 spill of the chemi- ces Dzvzszon at One Con ...... e ct For furthermforma-
• . c~uzens on recently na - • .
I Cadet, U.S. Coast CollegeBoard Scholastic The young Academy tious. Cattle are bred and cal pentachlorophenol from servat|on Way, Brunsw|ck, ...~ _..,.a._., ~.~,,;slotion t~on on the medm cam- -
Class of 1995. AptitudeTest {SAT) or graduate can h)ok. forward managed differently. The the Brunswick Wood Pre-Georgia 31523-8600 or ..........s ~, u " paign, please ca!l Michael
call 912 264 7218 r r Vollmer Executwe D~rec
)ns are being America College Testingto a varieD, exc]~mg, and cattle spend less time in serving Company, Inc. As ( ) - . Confe ence we kshops , "
for both men and Assessment tACT) prior to demanding career as a h,t,d lots to produce h~an~ a result ef the spill, an ex- will examinethe issuestar of the Governor's Cam-
Appointments or including the December regular Coast Guard Offi- er beeL This improv('dtensive number of fish,State Officials challenging policymak-mission on Drug Aware-
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Guard,eCadets 1990 ACT and SAT test cer Under the Depart- tnanag(,~t meth(,d has shrimp anti blue crabs were
solely on the administrations, ment t,f 'l'ran~portati(m~ |(,iiutt%i th,, ~ah~ic c~n~t.~t kill~.(l 1~ li~rht of th(' fact
an annual na/~n- Ai~pbi'ntt~ents as ch~db~''''thd ~dast C~ard p~rforms of beef by IO percent,that " pentachlorophenol
with no are tendered based on the ,a vhn'~ty of missions. Thbse At the supermarket, also posed a potdntial
nominationscandidate's high school include search and rescue beef is leaner and lower in threat to human health,
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Your representative to the
Board of Commissioners from District 2
October 16, 1990
People
inc
County,
Thirty-eight years ago, I chose our county as the place
where I wanted to live the rest of my lffe. You were l(ind en-
Ough to adopt me, for which I shall ever be thank-ful.
While living here, I have made an effort to tal e part in var-
ious activities that were designed for the betterment of our
county. These activities haclude my chumh, civic orgarfiza-
tions, and various boards and committees.
Those of us who live ha l stfict 2 were recently saddened by
the death of Woodrow_Re_ ster, our Representative on the
Board of County Commissioners. On October 16, 1990, a spe-
cial election is being held to elect someone to fill the maexpired
term. I am seeking that position.
I offer to you any experience that I have that may be of use
while serving in this office and my complete dedication ha
fulfilli ng the duties of the office to the best of my ability with
no selfish ambitions ha mind.
I hope that those of you ha District 2 will consider me ha your
option in filling the unexpired term. I will apprec{ate your vote
and any supvort that you can give to me. I hope time permits
me to talk with each of you.
Sha rely,
HARRY R. MEYER, JR.
