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The 1996 Farm Bill
‘requires farmers to
=sign up now for
- farm programs
1996 - 2002
ATLANTA
. The Agricultural Marketing
“Transition Act of the 1996 Farm
-+Bill requires that farmers must
‘sign up now to be eligible for
farm programs in the years 1996
through 2002. July 12, 1996 is
the last day for this sign-up.
Farmers must immediately go to
their local Farm Service Agency
(FSA) to sign up for the farm
programs. Failure of farmers to
do so could be devastating for
their farm practice as they will
not be eligible for farm programs
for seven years. African-Ameri
can family farmers and limited
resource farmers who are often
inot aware of available farm pro
«.grams must be alert to this dead-
Jine should they desire partici
~pation in the next seven years. If
-farmers have any questions at
-all they must contact their Farm
Service Agency immediately!
Summer Games
Access Map now
available
The 1996 Summer Games Ac
‘cess Map is now available at
‘Georgia Department of Trans
portation(GDOT) offices and rest
‘areas. Despite previous an
nouncements, the maps have not
‘been stocked at non-GDOT wel
come centers.
‘“ The map shows venue loca
tions for the Centennial Olym
‘pics and locations for the
Paralympic Games. The GDOT"
map also features interstate
strips with exit numbers.
YWCA offers
-gymnastics camps
“for girls
“ A wide range of gymnastic ex
“periences for girls is available
“this summer at the YWCA Gym
“nastics Center. The Center is
located at 3532 Wheeler Road,
Augusta,adjacent tothe YWCA’s
.main building.
Summer Gymnastics Camp
provides recreational gymnastics
for girls ages six and up. Skill
levels encompass beginner
through competitive team,
Swimming in the YWCA’s new
Indoor Aquatics Center is also
included. The camp runs in two
week sessions through July 26.
Competitive Gymnastics Camp
featuresinstruction by noted col
lege gymnasts, as well as college
and elitelevel coaches. Thecamp
will be held August 5 through 9,
and it will serve competitive team
gymnasts (AAU or USA Level 4
or above), ages nine and up.
Cheerleading Camp will be
held July 29 through August 2,
for girls ages eight and up. In
structors will include top college
cheerleaders from across the
United States.
For further information on
fees, session dates and times for
each camp, contact the YWCA at
738-6678.
Lunch group to
‘meet July 16
- St. Joseph Hospital will hold
:its monthly Women’s Resource
' Luncheon on Tuesday, July 16,
- beginning at 12 noon in the Sis
‘ter Mary Louise Conference
: Room. The topic of the luncheon
:is “Light Lunches for Summer”
by Wayne Compton, Augusta
{ Tech Institute Culinary Arts
‘Department Advisory Board.
i The cost of the luncheon is $5.
. Formoreinformation orto reg
ister, please call 481-7727.
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