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HOUSTON DAILY JOURNAL PROBATE COURT David Kelly has petitioned to be appointed Administrator of the estate of Jerry Dwain Kelly, Sr., de ceased, of said County. The peti tioner has also applied for waiver of bond and/or grant of certain powers contained in O.C.G.A. §53-12-232. All interested parties including Mi chael W. Kelley are hereby notified to show cause why said petition should not be granted. All objections to the petition must be in writing, setting forth the grounds of any such objections, and must be filed with the court on or before on August 7, 2006. If any objections are filed, a hearing will be scheduled at a later date. If no objections are filed, the petition may be granted without a hearing. WITNESS THE HONORABLE JANICE D. SPIRES By: Michelle L. Elvins, Clerk 35893 7/13 - 8/3 NOTICE HOUSTON COUNTY PROBATE COURT Jessie Harris has peti tioned to be appointed Administrator of the estate of Etta Mae Brown, de ceased, of said County. The peti tioner has also applied for waiver of bond and/or grant of certain powers contained in O.C.G.A. §53-12-232. All interested parties are hereby no tified to show cause why said peti tion should not be granted. All objec tions to the petition must be in writ ing, setting forth the grounds of any such objections, and must be filed with the court on or before on August 14, 2006. If any objections are filed, a hearing will be scheduled at a later date. If no objections are filed,. the petition may be granted without a hearing. WITNESS THE HONORABLE JANICE D. SPIRES By: Michelle L. Elvins, Clerk 36155 7/20-8/10 NOTICE HOUSTON COUNTY PROBATE COURT Jessie Harris has peti tioned to be appointed Administrator of the estate of Christopher C. Plump, deceased, of said County. All interested parties including Ge neva Plump are hereby notified to show cause why said petition should not be granted. All objections to the petition must be in writing, setting forth the grounds of any such objec tions, and must be filed with the court on or before August 14, 2006. If any objections are filed, a hearing will be scheduled at a later date. If no objections are filed, the petition may be granted without a hearing. WITNESS THE HONORABLE JANICE D. SPIRES By: Michelle L. Elvins, Clerk 36157 7/20 - 8/10 NOTICE HOUSTON COUNTY PROBATE COURT The petition of Cheryl Lana Munt, for year's support from the estate of Paul Bartley Munt, Jr., deceased, for decedent's surviving spouse, having been duly filed, all interested person are herby notified to show cause, if any they have, on or before August 28, 2006, why said petition should not be granted. All objections to the peti tion must be in writing, setting forth the grounds of any such objections, and must be filed on or before the time stated in the preceding sen tence. If any objections are filed, a hearing will be scheduled at a later date. If no objections are filed, the petition may be granted without a hearing. WITNESS, the Honorable Janice D. Spires Michelle L. Elvins, Clerk 36440 8/3 - 8/24 PETITION FOR TEMPORARY LETTERS OF GUARDIANSHIP OF MINOR IN THE PROBATE COURT OF HOUSTON COUNTY STATE OF GEORGIA IN RE: ESTATE OF Chelsea & James Layson, MINOR ESTATE NO. 2006-GM-0066 PETITION FOR TEMPORARY LET TERS OF GUARDIANSHIP OF MI NOR Joyce Layson, TEMPORARY GUARDIAN(S) DATE OF SECOND PUBLICATION: August 10, 2006 TO: Jerry Norman You are hereby notified that a petition for the appointment of a temporary guardian has been filed regarding the above-named minor. All objections to the Petition de scribed above either to the appoint ment of a temporary guardian or the appointment of the petitioner(s) as temporary guardian(s), must be in writing, setting forth the grounds of any such objections, and must be filed with this Court no later than 14 days after this notice is mailed, or 10 days after this notice is personally served upon you, or ten days after the second publication of this notice if you are served by publication. All pleadings must be signed before a notary public or Georgia probate court clerk, and filing fees must be tendered with your pleadings, unless you qualify to file as an indigent party. Contact probate court person nel at the below address/telephone number for the required amount of filing fees. ********* NOTE: If a natural guardian files an objection to the creation of the temporary guardianship, the Pe- tmSjg tition will be dismissed. If a natural guardian files an objection to the ap pointment of the petitioner(s) as guardian(s), or if a parent who is not a natural guardian files an objection to the petition, a hearing on the mat ter shall be scheduled at a later date. < JANICE D. SPIRES PROBATE JUDGE By: Michelle L. Elvins, CLERK ADDRESS P.O. BOX 1801 PERRY, GA 31069 TELEPHONE 478-218-4710 36596 8/3 • 8/10 1200 TMDI NAME APPLICATION FOR REGISTRATION OF A TRADE NAME STATE OF GEORGIA COUNTY OF HOUSTON The undersigned hereby certifies that he is conducting a busi ness at 200 Bristol Street, Apart ment 64, Perry, Houston County, Georgia, under the Trade Name JOSH TRANSPORT and that the nature of said business is to operate a trucking business and to do all and everything incidental in carrying on said business and to do any and all other activities and lawful business in connection with and incident to the above and for all lawful pur poses allowed by the laws of the State of Georgia. Said business is owned by John Erickson and Sharon Erick son whose address is 200 Bristol Street, Apartment 64, Perry, Geor gia 31069. This affidavit is made in accordance with O.C.G.A. §lO-1-490. This 24 day of July, 2006. John Erickson Sworn to and subscribed before me this 24th day of July, 2006. Robert T. Tuggle, 111 Notary Public 36592 8/3 - 8/10 AFFIDAVIT TO REGISTER A TRADE NAME GEORGIA HOUSTON COUNTY PERSONALLY AP-. PEARED BEFORE ME, ROBERT F. WAY, MANAGING MEMBER WHO ON OATH DEPOSES AND SAYS THAT FLAT CREEK PARTNERS, LLC, ADDRESS: POST OFFICE BOX 879, CORDELE, GEORGIA 31030 IS DOING BUSINESS IN HOUSTON COUNTY, GEORGIA AT 2429 HWY. 41 SOUTH, PERRY GEORGIA 31069 UNDER THE NAME AND STYLE OF FLAT CREEK. THE BUSINESS TO BE CARRIED ON IS ACQUISITION AND DEVELOPMENT OF PROP ERTY: ANY OTHER LAWFUL PUR POSE. THIS AFFIDAVIT IS MADE IN ACCORDANCE WITH ACT OF THE GEORGIA LEGISLA TURE APPROVED AUGUST 15, 1929 AND AMENDED MARCH 20, 1943 AND MARCH 29, 1987. Robert F. Way SIGNATURE OF APPLICANT, ROBERT F. WAY, MANAGING MEMBER SWORN TO AND SUBSCRIBED BEFORE ME THIS 21 ST DAY OF July, 2006. Julie White NOTARY PUBLIC 36593 8/3 - 8/10 NOTICE OF PUBLICATION OF TRADE NAME REGISTRATION Notice is hereby given that the business operated at 339 Margie Drive, Warner Robins, GA 31088, in the trade name of Cam bridge Realty, is owned and carried on by GS McLit, Inc., a Georgia cor poration, whose address is 339 Mar gie Drive, Warner Robins, GA 31088, and the statement relating thereto required by the O.C.G.A. §lO-1-490, has been filed with the Clerk of the Superior Court of Hous ton County, Georgia. GS McLit, Inc. By: Gayle McFayden, President 36630 8/3 - 8/10 Remind ym*r neighbors to pljHlCt'S Sources. RECYCLE REC CYCLE 1 ** : generations. Mmlm m % Bf ml m £sa m '% a | T igjppWßf mjm VV jflf jj IBH B jgg jMs Ip mS If B j Jeff Gordon Kiss My Bricks Gordon, on the heels of Earnhardt, has won at Indy four times By Monte Dutton NASCAR This Week Tony Stewart’s victory in the All state 400 at Indianapolis Motor Speed way in 2005 received a considerable amount of attention, but the NASCAR driver whose performances are most visibly associated with the Brickyard is Jeff Gordon. Gordon, whose 35 th birthday is on Friday, has won this annual stock-car visit to the world’s most famous race track an unprecedented four times. He won the first, in 1994, and also drove his No. 24 Chevrolet to victory lane in 1998,2001 and 2004. Indy is the site of Gordon career victories nos. two, 35,57 and 69. Now, Gordon has 75 career victo ries. The late Dale Earnhardt had 76. What better place to equal the great Earnhardt for sixth place on NASCAR’s all-time list? “That would be a huge honor,” said Gordon, a four-time series champion. “I’m just blown away and over whelmed that I’ve gotten to 75 (wins). To me, Dale is the all-time great, cer tainly among those whom I have had a chance to race against. I’ve never re ally had the chance to race against Richard (Petty) or Darrell (Waltrip) in his prime, or anybody else who’s up there. To me, Dale (Earnhardt) was the best I’ve ever raced against. To match up to something that he’s done and just to be one away from it is an honor. “The thing that I admired so much about him was the fact that he won over so many different years (with) cars changing, the sport changing, dif ferent drivers coming in and out of the sport, and yet, he always contin ued to find a way to get to victory lane and battle for championships. I think when you look at the span of time that he was able to do that, it’s very im pressive.” Gordon missed the Chase last year, and his position is pretty pre carious as the regular season enters its final five weeks. The trend is strong, though, since Gordon has CAMP From page 1B program allowed the coaches to do a lot of football-related teaching. For Warner Robins High, it meant a break from a tradition that began, as far as head coach Bryan Way’s SERSEY From page 1B Floyd Landis, but Gatlin’s testers used a different method that only identifies if the testosterone was pro duced naturally or unnatu rally. Both men have proclaimed their innocence, but modern sports being what it is, they hold the burden of proof. We can’t argue with science. I can see this idea mov ing into other sports. Within Major League Baseball are the National League and the American League. Why not change that to the Enhanced League and the Human League. Then fans could truly see if using steroids matters in the end results. Test every baseball player and the league with the most banned substances abusers would play in the Enhanced League. That league may end up with the most players and teams but at the end of the season, the two leagues would play in the World Series. The Enhanced League might be the most inter ► If you have a question or a comment, write: NASCAR This Week, c/o The Gaston Gazette, PO. Box 1538, Gastonia, NC 28053 IN-TFHESPOTL.IGHT‘ Nextel Cup Series w Hjjfc « KsbSbm 1I 1 A SB John Clark/NASCAR This Week Some have suggested that Jeff Gordon has grown complacent through the years. That ran kles Gordon, who has been criticized for several Incidents of aggressive driving this year. won two of the past five races enter ing Indy. In the current Nextel Cup points standings, positions 9-11 are occupied, in order, by Gordon, reign ing champion Stewart and Dale Earnhardt Jr. Matt Kenseth said recently that Gordon was “the face of NASCAR.” “I don’t know if I totally agree with that,” said Gordon. “I think Dale Earn hardt Jr. is probably more recogniza ble with NASCAR than I am. I see Tony Stewart as the past champion, so he’s carrying the torch right now. We certainly made our mark, and I’m proud of what I’ve accomplished and where I stand in the sport and what I represent: my sponsors, the sport and my team.” Gordon yearns for a fifth champi memory goes, back in the mid-19605. “It’s the first time I can remember,” said Way about the Demons not participat ing in camp. “It’s been good to get the kids by themselves and con centrate on football. “We’re no different from anyone else. We’re all under the same restrictions. But esting because of the many ‘roid rage fights. I would put all of the drug gies in that league because those players’ abilities are affected by the stuff they put into their bodies. 'Americans need to wake up to the fact that the desire to win pushes people to do dangerous things. Fame is fleeting and the drive to bask in its light burns athletes.' The league could rename its teams the BALCO’s, Coke Heads, Mercenaries (for players motivated to enhance themselves for profit), Steroid Studs, and so on. The Human League would be called that because the players rely on what nature or the Supreme Being gave them. They improved through talent, practice and hard work. I suggest the same division for football, but who would be in the Human League? Americans need to wake No. 24 DuPont Chevrolet we’ll have plenty of practices before that first game to be prepared.” Warner Robins High also had an intense and well attended summer voluntary football program. Way said his staff used that time to address those intangibles - team chemistry and bond ing - that are usually built in camp. up to the fact that the desire to win pushes people to do dangerous things. Fame is fleeting and the drive to bask in its light burns athletes. That’s why a Human League is necessary. Once a people start mess ing with man-made drugs, aren’t they fiddling with their humanity - the part that makes them human? By taking steroids, ath letes seek to reach beyond those parts of themselves. Why stop at testosterone? Why not add bionic parts like the Six Million Dollar Man? While ethnocentrics com plain about the lack of American baseball players in MLB, they could really raise cane over robots bat ting for Chipper Jones; espe- THURSDAY, AUGUST 3, 2006 * onship. Some have suggested that he has grown complacent through the years. That rankles Gordon, who has been criticized for several incidents of aggressive driving this year. “I would call it determination,” he said. “I would call it trying to get our selves back to where we need to be to win races and championships. In some ways, we have improved. We’ve been down and out, and people have pretty much written us off. I can tell by the way guys race me. “When I have a car that is capable of winning or running up front, then I’m going to be more aggressive with it to get those good finishes.” Contact Monte Dutton at hmduttonso@aol.com What concerns a football coach the most in the sum mer months is a high heat index, which, according to weather reports, reached 105 degrees this week. “It’s still smoking out here,” said Scott. It was Scott and his Panther staff who put their players through a character-building task last week in The Grind. dally if the parts are made in China. Whether Landis or Gatlin are actually guilty of using steroids is a matter of com plete indifference to me. Competition creates the problem. We as fans tolerate the existence, and the only peo ple who seem outraged are sports writers looking for causes and their own fame. Record books are mean ingless as a result of mass cheating. The baseball Hall of Fame will soon need a special section just to deal with BALCO’s children as they’re elected to the hall. Barry Bonds is on his way. McGuire took supplements that made a difference and physically destroyed him. They still had to hit the ball, make the plays, and take the check. They helped their teams win. In war that’s all that matters. Why should it be different in professional sports? With separate leagues, it wouldn’t be. I always wanted a child, son or daughter, who grew up to say they wanted to play in the Enhanced Leagues. “I want to count like a horse,” Junior or Juniorette 5B