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2D The Forest-Blade • ummiEmamielCoimtyLive.com • Swainsboro, Georgia • February 10, 2021 Call Melva at 478-237-9971 to help sell your unwanted items! Homes for sale or rent • Apartments for rent • Land for sale • Yard and estate sales • Miscellaneous for sale • Pets / animals • Help wanted • Services offered LOOKING FOR LAND Looking for 2-3 acres in Emanuel Coun ty to purchase - devel oped or undeveloped. Call 478.299.5614 if you have anything for sale. MOBILE HOME FOR RENT MOBILE HOME: EXTRA CLEAN!!! 2BDR/2B. No Pets. No smoking. Will be checked every 30 days. 12 month lease can be terminated by owner. 2 references required. $450 dep/$450 month. If in terested, call 478.494.8888. RENT TO OWN RENT TO OWN: 2BDR/1B Just REMOD ELED Mobile Home on 1 Acre Outside City Limits of Swainsboro. $2,500 - $3,000 down, $550 + $100 Per Month Towards Pur chase. Call 478.227.7295. RENTAL HOUSES/ STORAGE UNITS HOLSONBACK RENT ALS LLC: Homes-Apart ments - Storage Units. 342 W Main St. 478.419.1333. Mon - Fri from 9am - 12pm, & 2pm - 5pm MISC NOTICES WE DO not knowingly accept advertisements that discriminate, or intend to discriminate, on any illegal basis, nor do we knowingly accept employment advertisements that are not bona-fide job offers. All real estate advertisements are subject to the Fair Housing Act. We do not accept advertising that is in violation of the law. The law prohibits discrimination based on color, religion, sex, national ori gin, handicap, or family status. NEED TO SEND A COPY OF A DOCUMENT, LETTER, ETC., TO SOME PLACE IN A HUR RY? The Forest-Blade can do the job for you in minutes with its fax machine. We can also re ceive copies of documents. For more information come by our office on West Moring Street. Now Taking Applications! SWAINSBORO HOUSING AUTHORITY 420 N. Racetrack Street Swainsboro, GA 30401 Phone: 478-237-7381 Apartments for Family, Singles, Elderly and Disabled Persons ^ HUD Subsidized OPPORTUNITY HUD Subsidized Handcap Units Available Help Wanted Now hiring truck drivers. We pay per mile loaded and unloaded. For more details please call 912-367-9160 Williams Dairy Trucking Inc DRIVERS WANTED Benefits Available Home most nights Must have 2 fears experience hauling oversized loads Please call 478-237-6708 to inquire. PUBLIC NOTICE Lane Storage has payments past due. Contents include various miscellaneous items. Auction will be held February 17,2021 at 9 am. For questions contact Rusty Lane at 478-455-1861 Eddwina Stanford -Unit # AH71 Cara Lovins Unit# BI24, BI25, AI85, BH2, BH17 LANE STORAGE 338 East Main St, Swainsboro, GA 30401 Daniels Chevrolet abandoned vehicles: The following vehicles will be sold on or after Friday, February 19, 2021 for an amounts occurred up until this date unless other arrangements are made by the above date: 2011 Chevrolet Equinox LT VIN: 2CNALDECOB623561 0 201 5 Ford Fusion VIN: 3FA6POHD6FR1 3821 7 2006 Chevrolet Impala LT VIN: 2G1WC581X69314984 k , TJ EMANUEL II COUNTY lie POWERED BYTHE FOREST-BLADE | EMANUEL COUNTY’S OFFICIAL BREAKING NEWS SOURCE! HELP WANTED WE’RE UIDIMftl DELIVERY DRIVERS NEEDED! CASH AND TIPS PAID DAILY LYilN PERSON AT SWAINSBORO'S DOMINO'S 126 S MAIN ST, SWAINSBORO, GA 30401 Maintenance Person Must have knowledge of air conditioning, electric, plumbing and general maintenance. Salary dependant upon experience Applications can be obtained at Swainsboro Apartments 335 E. Pine St., Swainsboro Background check will be run. "This Institution is an Equal SbbbsI Opportunity Provider and Employer" OPPORTUNITY U r J l J HELP WANTED First Baptist Church of Swainsboro is looking for a part-time, Ministries Assistant: Mon-Thurs, 9am-4pm. Must have confidence with current technology, good communications skills, maintain! confidentiality, has an eye for detail, & works well with others. Must be self-motivated and shows up on time with a bright and positive attitude. Prefered candidates will have experience with Windows & Mac Operating Systems, MS Office 365 (especially Publisher), WordPress, YouTube, Facebook, ProPresenter & mail merging. Pay is commensurate with experience. Email resume with references to: pastorcasey@fbcswainsboro.org. Public Hearing Notice The Emanuel County Pre-Disaster Mitigation Planning Committee will hold a Final Public Hearing on Wednesday, February 17th, 2021 from 2:00pm. to 4:00p.m. The hearing will be held at the Commissioner’s Board Room at 101 N. Main St. Swainsboro, Georgia 30401. The purpose of this public hearing is to inform citizens and provide the opportunity to review and voice input concerning the pre-FEMA submission draft of the 2021-2026 Pre-Disaster Mitigation Plan that is taking place in Emanuel County. The 2021 Emanuel County Pre-Disaster Mitigation Plan draft has been prepared on behalf of Emanuel County and the Cities of Adrian, Garfield, Nunez, Oak Park, Stillmore, Summertown, Swainsboro, and Twin City. All interested parties are invited and encouraged to attend. For the safety and health of all attendees, the Emanuel County EMA office kindly requests that all attendees wear a mask and maintain at least six feet of distance between each person at all times. For more information, please contact Martha Culbreth, Emanuel County Emergency Management Agency Director at 478-237-3169 or Courtney Domst, Community Development Planner with the Heart of Georgia Altamaha Regional Commission, at 478-374-4771. SCV Camp, OCR Chapter donate books to Franklin Memorial Library On Feb. 4, the McLeod-Moring Camp #1386 Sons of Confederate Veterans (SCV) and Heritage Roses Chapter #15 Order of Confederate Roses (OCR), with the cooperation of Library Manager Gladys Collins, donat ed a selection of books to Franklin Memorial Library. Previously, the library was found to be short on selections published from southern authors during the 1800s. The SCV and OCR have made it a priority to find these books and donate them to the library for the commu nity to be able to bor row. The first selections donated were: The True Story of Andersonville Prison by James Madison Page (1839-1924). Page was a second lieu tenant of Company A Sixth Michigan Cavalry for the Union Army. He was captured in September of 1863 and spent 13 months in southern military pris ons. Seven months were spent at Camp Sumter near Andersonville, Georgia. Page wrote the book in defense of Major Henry Wirz, the former commandant of the prison who was accused of murder. The book was first pub lished in 1908. A Constitutional View of the Late War Between The States, volumes I and II, by Alexander H. Stephens (1812-1883), first pub lished in 1870. Stephens was a lawyer, a U.S. con gressman from Georgia before the war, served as vice president of the Confederate States of America during the war and served as Georgia's governor from 1882 until his death in 1883. The Rise and Fall of the Confederate Government, volumes I and II, by Jefferson Davis (1808-1889), first published in 1881. Davis was a for mer lieutenant in the United States Army, who served as a colonel of a volunteer regiment during the Mexican- American War from 1846-1848. He served as a Representative in the 29 th Congress and as a Senator in the 30 th United States Congress for Mississippi, where he served through 1851. He was later appoint ed secretary of war in 1853 under President Franklin Pierce. He served as the presi dent of the Confederate States of America. LIBRARY ASSISTANT TERKEITHA MOYE, LIBRARY MANAGER WINDY WARD, CAMP COMMANDER DARYL HILL, CAMP MEMBER JOEY GIBSON, AND LIBRARY ASSISTANT DEANA PATRICK MOYE, WARD, OCR VICE PRESIDENT KRISTI SWAN, OCR PRESIDENT BUFFY HILL, AND PATRICK WARD, SWAN, B. HILL, D. HILL, GIBSON, AND PATRICK
