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BASS from IB found two places where I can catch my limit in 15 minutes,” he said. Hot off a runner-up finish in the $85,000 Fisherman’s Bass Circuit Hall of Fame Classic on the lake three weeks ago, local angler Paul Marks is excited about fishing the tournament. “It will take spots and largemouth bass to win it. The spots will be important because the cold weather won’t affect them as much,” he said. Marks won $21,000 in the Hall of Fame event, boating 8 fish weighing nearly 24 pounds in two days. Fishing professional Mark Hardin feels that with the weather HOLCOMB from IB dual meet team and we’ll be competitive in the Area.” Holcomb is the highest-finishing returnee, having just missed the fifth-place match up at Gilmer after getting fifth in the Area Meet. He’ll compete again in the 275-pound class, where he will be reasonably close to the limit. “He’s looking good,” said Allen. “He had a good year in footbali. He’s strong, intelligent, experi enced and of potential champi onship caliber.” Matteen is another of the state qualifying fourth-year athletes, having placed third in the area and lost a very close first-round match in the AA Finals last win ter. Wrestling at 152, “He’s one of our team leaders,” said Allen. “He’s smart and a good all around wrestler ... on top or on bottom.” Norrell is the third senior who went to Gilmer (sth-area), an ath lete who came on real strong lhst year. The 145-pounder uses the “arm-bar” as one of his key moves and is looking to continue to progress this year. Just a sophomore, Robbie Woockman made the big show as a freshman at 103 (4th-area) and will be trying for bigger and bet ter things at 119. He worked out at camps over the summer just for that reason. “He’s improved a lot,” said his coach. “He’s a good, tough, smart athlete.” Around Christmas-time the Correction Among the tapestry of impres sive statistics Forsyth County’s softball stars wove this season, there was one very impressive number —namely .593 —that was accidentally left out of the FCN/Coaches All-County Softball Team story last Friday. That was the batting average that Forsyth Central’s Becca Jermier put up, a target for any- INCORPORATIONS NOTICE OF INTENT TO INCORPORATE Notice is given that Articles of Incorporation which will incorporate Ed O. Johnson! Inc., will be delivered to the Secretary of State for filing in accordance with the Georgia Business Corporation Code. (O.C.GA 14-2-201.1) The initial registered office of the corporation will be located at 3115 Dr. Bramblett Rii., Cumming, Georgia 30130 and its initial regis tered agent(s) at such address is Ed Johnson. 1419,11/22,29 NOTICE OF INCORPORATION Notice is given that articles of incorporation which will incorporate Classic Cleaning, Inc. have been delivered to the Secretary of State for filing in accordance with the Georgia Business Corporation Code (O.C.G.A. Section 14-2-2-2.1). The initial registered office of the corporation is located at 6190 Master's Club Drive, Forsyth County, Suwanee, GA 30174 and its initial registered agent at such address is Joetta R. Gimpel. L422,11/22,29 NOTICE OF PUBLICATION Notice is given that Articles of Incorporation which wifi Incorporate Castlebeny’s Garage & Wrecker Service, Inc. will be delivered to the Secretary of State for filing in accordance with the Georgia Business Corporation Code. (O.C.GA #l4-2-201.1) The initial registered office of the corporation is located at 5945 Hwy 9 Alpharetta, Forsyth County, Georgia 30201 and its Initial regis tered agent at such address is Robert L. Castleberry. 1423,11/22,29 NOTICE OF INCORPORATION* * Notice Is given that articles of incorporation which will incorporate Florafarm Inc. have been delivered to the Secretary of State for filing in accordance with the Georgia Business Corporation Code (O.C.GA ssl4- 2-201.1). The initial registered office of the corporation is located at 820 Peachtree Parkway, Cumming, Georgia 30131 and its initial registered agent at such address is Cathy C. Meincer. 1430,11/29,12/6 NOTICJi OF INCORPORATION Notice la givft/t that Articles of Incorporation which incorporate BULLARD SALES, fNC. have been delivered to the Secretary of State for filing In accordance with tfuGeorgla turning colder and spotted bass being the target species that local fishermen have a better shot at winning the tournament. “Hopefully with the weather turning cooler it will turn the spots on a little better,” he said. Hardin feels that a 30 to 35 pound five fish creel will win the tournament. Local fishing guide Bill Vanderford feels that it will take at least a two pound average to win and that due to conditions, anglers will have to fish at least 25 to 50 feet deep. Vanderford has been guiding anglers on Lake Lanier for 25 years and also feels that spotted Eagles may need to make an adjustment in their lineup as junior Clint Lively returns from a rotator cuff injury. Lively also made the states last winter at 119 after getting fourth in the area. Greg Buice is another senior who will be looking for a competing spot this year he was an alternate last February. Buice has most of the physical tools to compete at 189 except the 189 pounds. “We don’t have a true 189,” confessed Allen. Senior Brian Cherry, in the same range, will fill the 171 slot, however. More experience comes the Eagles way via Ohio in the person of Brian Ulrich at 160. The 10th grader has been wrestling since 6th-grade according to Allen. But senior Ray Oliver will also vie for that spot. “Our biggest problem is that most of our experienced wrestlers are close to the same size,” said Allen. South has a lot of youth in the lighter classes and a lot of potential. Probably having as much as anyone is 130-pounder Ben Fish, who could be the same champion-level athlete his brother Joe was. “He’s inexperienced,” one to aspire to. The junior paced the county’s talented stars for the second straight season, .037 ahead of the next highest hitter. That adds to the .583 mark she posted last fall and the other top flight stats she put up in the home run, RBI and other departments. The Forsyth County News regrets the omission. Section 14-2-201.1) The initial registered office of the corporation will be located at 6320 Hawkins Drive, Cumming, Forsyth County, Georgia 30130 and its initial regis tered agent at such address is: JAMES W. BULLARD. 1431,11/29,12/S NOTICE OF INTENT TO INCORPORATE Notice is given that Articles of Incorporation which will incorporate, JIM & PAT'S PLACE, INC., will be delivered to the Secretary of State for filing in accordance with the Georgia Business Corporation Code. The initial regis tered office of the corporation is located at 1745 SHADY GROVE ROAD, CUMMING, GEORGIA 30131, and its initial registered agent at such address JAMES Q. PATTER SON. 1432,11/29,12/6 NOTICE OF INCORPORATION Notice is given that articles of incorporation which will incorporate Greater China Gateways have been delivered to the Secretary of State for filing in accordance with the Georgia Business Corporation Code (O.C.G.A. 14-2-201.1). The initial registered office of the corporation is located at 1280 Cottonwood Trail, Cumming, GA 30131 and its initial registered agent at such address is DexShi. 1433,11/29,12/6 NOTICE OF INTENT TO INCORPORATE Notice is given that Articles of Incorporation which incorporate Logiquote, Inc. have been delivered to the Secretary of State for filing in accordance with the Georgia Business Corporation Code. The initial registered office of the Corporation is located at 8125 Royal St. Georges Lane, Duluth, Forsyth County, Georgia, 30155-1650, and its initial registered agent at such address is Thomas D. Lesniak." 1436,11/29,12/6 in m.K \on( i s ADVERTISEMENT OF TAX SALE There will be sold by the Sheriff before the Courthouse door In Forsyth County, State of Georgia, between the hours of sale on the first Tuesday of December 1995, the fol lowing property: AH that tract or parcel of land lying and being In land lot 199 of the 14th District, Ist Section, asahownlnplatboolM^afle^^wi bass will be the key to success in the tournament. Forsyth County News fishing columnist Ken Sturdivant notes that the weather is likely to stabi lize at week’s end and not be a big factor for these pros. “These are deep fish these guys are going to catch,” he said, adding that a “darkhorse” (not a full-time pro) like Padgett could do very well because he “knows the lake.” “The local anglers will have a distinct advantage.” The tournament will feature daily weigh-ins at the Holiday Marina where the public can view the anglers daily catches. , ’ I i Robbie Woockman (top) and Mike Carroll work out. said Allen. “But he’s tough; a good athlete.” Speaking of the elder Fish, his and Stancil’s graduation left the door open for junior Mike Carroll, now at 135, to step through and show his talent. Another junior is William Cook at 140. But at 103- 125 it’s mostly the youth. Freshmen Jason Palmer and Greg Cherry will compete at 103 and 112, while sophomore Gregg Dickey is at 125. Another new comer is Jeremy Keever at 215. “We’ve got four or five poten tial placers,” said Allen, referring to the Area Meet. Knowing the War Eagle program, they’ll have at least that many and another successful year. L Cumming United Methodist WK/. Church 770 Canton Highway, Cumming, GA SUNDAY SERVICES EARLY SERVICE 8:45 AM COFFEE AND ...,9:15 AM CHURCH SCHOOL (ALL AGES) 9:45 AM MORNING WORSHIP 11:00 AM SUNDAY NIGHT FELLOWSHIP (ALL AGES) SUPPER AT 5:30 PM PROGRAMS 6:30 PM NURSURY PROVIDED Dr. W. Hugh Cauthen, Minister For mors information pi ease call 887-2900 recorded in the Office of the Clerk of the Superior Court of Forsyth County, Georgia, to which plat book is incorporated herein by ref erence for a more particular description of said property. The cost of advertising and levy costs will become part of the bill and will be taken from the proceeds of the sale of the said property or as much thereof as will satisfy the Forsytn County, State of Georgia Tax Fi Fa’s for the years 1988, 1989, 1990, 1991, 1992, 1993, and 1994. Notice of levy and sale having been given to the Defendant in Fi Fa (and/or to the Defendant in possession) as required by law. Tne person(s) owning or believed to own or to be in possession of said property is J.D. and Grace Mashbum. LSP Properties, Inc. as Attomey-in-fact for J.D. and Grace Mashburn S. Turner Leathers, President 889-7250 L345,11/8,15,22,29 ADVERTISEMENT OF TAX SALE There will be sold by the Sheriff before the Courthouse door in Forsyth County, State of Georgia, between the legal hours of sale on the first Tuesday of December 1995, the fol lowing property. All that tract or parcel of land lying and being in land lot 1258 of the 3rd District, Ist Section, as shown in map 196, parcel 196 and record ed in the Office of the Clerk of the Superior Court of Forsyth County, Georgia, to which map and parcel is incorporated herein by ref erence for a more particular description of The costadvertising and levy costs will become part of the bill and will be taken from the proceeds of the sale of the said property or as much thereof as will satisfy the Forsytn County, State of Georgia Tax Fi Fa's for the years 1987, 1988, 1989, 1990, 1991, 1992, 1993, and 1994. Notice of levy and sale hav ing been given to the Defendant in Fi Fa (and/or to the Defendant in possession) as required by law. The person(s) owning or believed to own or to be in possession of said propety is Leo A. Mailloux. LSP Properties, Inc. as Attomey-in-fact for Leo A. Mailloux S. Turner Leathers, President 889-7250 L346,11/8,16,22,29 NOTICE OF PUBLIC AUCTION GA. 400 INDUSTRIAL PARK, DBA GA. 400 MINI STORAGE, DBA GA. 400 STORAGE LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS Wednesday’s Fishing Tips Stripers heading for the rivers; spots and largemouths are biting well LAKE LANIER FISHING REPORT FOR NOVEMBER 29,1995 Lake Lanier is down one half a foot and the water temperature is 58 degrees. The main lake is clear and the creeks are clearing. The best day for fishing will be Thursday, November 30, 1995, from 11:55am until 1:05 pm. Largemouth bass are on points and creeks all over the lake. There are also some deeper bass in the timber that are catchable for the serious deep water anglers. In the mouths of the creeks up river, worms, jigs and crank baits have been good with the warming weather. Using a Texas rigged Zoom u tail worm in smoke/red or gourd green, work this lure on the banks closest to the points. The river fish are shallower than the lower lake fish, and adjusting depths all day will be worth the efforts. The 1/2-ounce Enticer jigs in all black, with a larger Uncle Josh Pro Pork in the same color, will also be working. Docks all over the lake are also good for these baits, and deeper in the creeks the shad are bunching up. This shad movement also draws the bass into these areas and crank baits have been fair. The #7 Shad Rap have been catching fish in these locations, and light 10-pound test line can make the bait run a little deeper. The 1/2 ounce Flex-it spoons in the timber, have been good down TANKS FOR EVERY NEED Get Ready For Winter We Sell Gas Inserts, and Logs Hwy. 9 8 miles North of Cumming MING GA. 30131 WILL HOLD A PUBLIC AUCTION TO SATISFY PAST DUE DEBTS AND FEES. ON SATURDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1995 AT 10:00AM THE FOLLOWING UNITS WILL BE SOLD TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER TO SAT ISFY PAST DUE RENTS, LATE FEES, AND COLLECTION COSTS: JERRY BROWN, UNIT N 25 ELECTRIC FAN, 2-LINCOLN 250 V ARC WELDERS, SADDLE GAYLE E. FUSS, UNIT Nls BOOM BOX, MODLES, SNOWSLED, TABLE, GE SPEAKERS, IRONING BOARD, CHEST OF DRAWERS, ASSORTED PER SONAL ITEMS. BOBBY MADDLE, UNIT El 3 BED, SIDE BY SIDE REFRIGERATOR, WATERBED CHAIN LINK FENCE, FISHING ROD, PICTURES, CLOTHING, HOUSE HOLD AND KITCHEN ITEMS. KEN MULLINAX, UNITD2O LIVING ROOM AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, WATERBED VCR, COLOR TV, WASHING MACHINE, ANTIQUE TYPEWRITER, FAN, HOUSEHOLD AND PERSONAL ITEMS. PAMELA TAYLOR, UNIT AOB AMWAY PRODUCTS, CLOTHING, WRAP PING PAPER, CHRISTMAS DECORA TIONS, FOLDING TABLE, CURTAIN ROD, PERSONAL ITEMS. X-LOCK CORP. UNIT Kl 5 ELECTRONIC COMPONETS, FLOPPY DISKS, SHELF UNUSED FLAT CARD BOARD BOXES, 250 COMPAQ COMPUT ER, PRINTED MATTER. 1418,11/22,29 WMW In accordance with O.C.G.A. ss2o-2- 942(c)(4), notice is given that at the regular meeting of the Forsyth County Board of Education on 12-14, 1995, a public hearing will be held on proposed revisions to the per sonnel policies of the Forsyth County Board of Education, including a tenure policy. This 30th day of Oct., 1995. Kermit Keenum Interim Superintendent Forsyth County School District 1420,11/22.29 FORSYTH CpUNTYSyPERipR COURT DECEMBER? 1§95 S9:OOA.M. 1. PHILIP J. WESTRAY 2. ANDREA L MAAS f 3. JUDY A. STRICKLAND , 4. BARBARA J. PAYNE 5. ROBERT E.GODBEY jLLQUISEY. MASHBURN , FORSYTH COUNTY NEWS WadnMday, November 29, 1995 - lake. But with the bass roaming a lot this week, casting the other lures is more productive. If a late week cold front rolls in, head to the timber with jigs and worms. Spotted Bass are also biting well, and the deeper the structure, the better the sizes of the fish. Docks all over the lake are also holding spots, and worms as well as jigs are working. If the sun is high, use sand and Limeaide Zoom worms on a Texas rig. If the overcast conditions move in by week’s end, use water melon green and pumpkinseed on the same rig. Also look in the ditches in the creeks and off lake coves at 30 to 50 feet for the old trees and natur al brush. The Zoom dark blue plastic pork trailer on the match ing colors of 3/8 ounce Georgia jig, is a good choice for this deep structure. Simply drop the lure right into the structure and vertically lift the lure making contact with the cover. Strikes might be light so a sensitive rod and lighter line will allow the angler to feel this slight movement. A spoon can also work in these areas with short lifts of the bait working it through the cover. Stripers are heading to the rivers and there are huge schools of fish and in a lot of sizes. The fish are averaging 10 to 14 pounds and the Chestatee Bay, all the way up to Gainesville Marina, 887-5235 265-3394 EMERGENCY SERVICE AVAILABLE Serving Forsyth & Surrounding Areas Sincel964 7. LYNDON PORTER 8. HILDA B. THOMAS 9. BEVERLY K. LEE 10. BILLY B. GRACE 11. JENNIFER L. PONDER 12. JANE M. JACKSON 13. SHEILA R. TODD 14. STANLEY L. ELROD 15. ROBERT E. MASON 16. JAMES A. BETHANY 17. RICE OSWALD 18. FRANCES L. WOODALL 19. JODY C. PRICE 20. DEBORAH J . GABRIELLE 21. FRANCINE M. DELANEY 22. PATRICIA A. POPP 23. CYNTHINA L. CAMPBELL 24. ELIZABETH ANN SCHNEIDER 25. M. CASWELL 26. PAULA VAUGHAN 27. DEDRIA G . MARTIN 28. GARVICE E. SHOOK 29. JEREMY PHILLIPS 30. JENNIFER M. ADKINS 31. BRAD A. BAYTOS 32. DONALD G. JACKSON 33. SARAH G. DEMUYNK 34. STEPHEN L. WINN 35. DEBORAH ANN HOLLAND 36. KEVIN L. BEARDEN 37. JAMES R. MERCER 38. STACEY V. SATTERFIELD 39. JEANNE M. MARSHALL 40. VICTOR D. WILLIAMS 41. JAN K. PHILLIPS 42. CHARLES T. HAMILTON 43. TERRY K. McWHORTER 44. SEAN ROPER 45. KIM M. MILLS 46. DAVID J. EVANS 47. BUFFY A. MIMS 46. HALEY DAE LAND 49. SCOTT W. LEONARD 50. JOANN MOONEY 51. WILLOW J. GRACE 52. JERRY W. GRIFFIN, JR 53. DOUGLAS BULLINGER 54. RALPH DOUGLAS PENDLEY 55. CARL T. FREEMAN 56. DONALD C. MALCOLM 57. MARGIE S. JOHNSON 58. KATHRYN A. LENOX 59. GERRIM. FISH 60. TIMMIE DEAN SHADBURN 61. COURTNEY FOWLER 62. RICHARD L. WHITE 63. STACY BAILEY 64. LORI HEATH _^ lr . 65. SAMUEL MATTHEW BLACKSTONE 66. JULIE A. DELONG 67. SHERRY L. GAYTON * 68. MARIAN F. HOLBROOL 69. REGINA PRUITT 70. NELLIE M- LAND . . . Mills Fuel Service, Inc. Sturdivant is loaded with these fish A few sea gulls have made there way into the area, but they are not in large numbers yet. The sea gulls are shad finders, allowing anglers to fish large areas in the bays as well as in the rivers. Smaller live trout or bass min nows at depths of 30 feet on a down line, will be sure to put the baits in front of a lot of fish. Spoons and white buck tail jigs are also a good choice, just stay with the shad schools and lift these baits slowly. Crappie are hiding from most anglers and there are only a few reports of these fish being taken. The best locations will be the marina docks or larger docks that provide lots of shad. The waters are clearing at almost all depths as the Corp pulls lots of water all most every day. Using the Bass Pro Shops Squirt jigs in lime, banana and sand on a tine jig head is the best lure. Minnows have not been working for these fish. This is Ken Sturdivant, Good Luck with your fishing. 72. THOMAS F. DUANE 73. RYAN T. MILLER 74. HOWARD B. CLIFF 75. COURTNEY JEAN ANGLIN 76. KIM C. SINCLAIR 77. JEFFREY T. BRIAN 78. JEFFREY S. BURTON 79. JOHN L. FODOR 80. ERWIN G ROSSMAN 81. VINCENT S. ELZEY 82. WILLIAM J. SEAY 83. MARSHA D. DUCHARME 84. CHRISTOPHER C. PAYNE 85. CHARLES E. BAILEY 86. PAIGE BIXLER 87. SHANA E. LOFTIS 88. DAVID S. FAULKNER 89. CARMEN O. CREAMER 90. LINDA R. HOLCOMB 91. RICKIE JOHNSTON 92. MICHAEL L. SNOW 93. CAMIE A. HULL 94. ERNA P. CLENDINNING 95. GEORGIA L. GRACE 96. MELISSA FINLEY 97. DEREK P. MATHISON 98. MELBA J. HUNTLEY 99. RONALD L. GIBSON 100. JASON TODD HOLBROOK 101. DAVID A. EVANS 102. KIN BURTZ 103. VIRGINIA P. SIMS 104. EDUARDO C. CATBAGAN 105. WILLIAM T. BAIRD 106. STEPHANIE B. HARPER 107. RHONDA L. JARRELL 108. ANGELA GRIGGS 109. CYNTHIA G. CURRIN 110. JAN S. CASTLEBERRY in. steven b. mckinley 112. TONYA M. REYNOLDS 113. SARAH KAY BELL HOLBROOK 114. MARY K. JOHNSON 115. CHARLES EUGENE CALDWELL 116. WILLIAM RALPH WEBB 117. OLA W. SHADBURN 118. JASPER CLINTON CARTER 119. MARY F.BRASELTON 120. ROBERT L SMITH 1424,11/22,11/28 'mimsr CIVIL ACTION FILE NO. 94-25,336 LA. PAULK, Petitioners vs. j-W-Poy. »nd jks Administrator of the Estate of Ruby LeoniTwMiamson Dav and AdrrtrtstratorWoffiSooftoestaifSi Winfred Day the successors heirs and resigns of Winfred Day. Montine O. Martin, PAGE 3B