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The Taylor County News, December 28, 2023, Page 6, x e?jr>*ch?4 tachisks The 2023-2024 Taylor Tackier Season is in memory of 12-Year Veteran Tackier, the late Ken Hartley! BILL AMOS TOMMY EUBANKS AiDEN JOHNSON JUSTIN KIRKSEY LARRY KIRKSEY CAREY LEE CLINT SCOTT THIS WEEK’S GAMES: Oklahoma St. vs. Texas A&M (Texas Bowl) Louisville vs. USC (Holiday Bowl) North Carolina vs. West Virginia (Mayo Bowl) North Carolina State vs. Kansas St. (Pop-Tarts Bowl) Clemson vs. Kentucky (Gator Bowl) Notre Dame vs. Oregon St. (Sun Bowl) Maryland vs. Auburn (Music City Bowl) Ohio St. vs. Missouri (Cotton Bowl Classic) Penn St. vs. Ole Miss (Peach Bowl) Florida St. vs. Georgia (Orange Bowl) WIN-LOSS RECORD: TEXAS A&M LOUISVILLE KANSAS ST. CLEMSON NOTRE DAME AUBURN OHIO ST. PENN ST. GEORGIA 125-51 TEXASA&M USC OKLAHOMA ST. USC OKLAHOMA ST. USC TEXAS A&M LOUISVILLE TEXASA&M USC TEXAS A&M LOUISVILLE WEST VIRGINIA NORTH CAROLINA NORTH CAROLINA NORTH CAROLINA NORTH CAROLINA WEST VIRGINIA WEST VIRGINIA KANSAS ST. CLEMSON NOTRE DAME AUBURN OHIO ST. OLE MISS GEORGIA 111-65 NO ST. CLEMSON OREGON ST. AUBURN OHIO ST. PENN ST. GEORGIA 116-60 NC ST. CLEMSON NOTRE DAME MARYLAND MISSOURI OLE MISS GEORGIA 117-59 KANSAS ST. CLEMSON NOTRE DAME AUBURN OHIO ST. OLE MISS GEORGIA 117-59 KANSAS ST. CLEMSON OREGON ST. AUBURN MISSOURI OLE MISS GEORGIA 115-61 KANSAS ST. CLEMSON NOTRE DAME AUBURN OHIO ST. OLE MISS GEORGIA 116-60 Ray’s Paint & Body Sho Reynolds.GA • 847-2442 or 847-3665 WE HAVE ALL TYPES OF PARTS! COME SEE US TODAY! The nice thing about egotists is that they don’t talk about other people. —Lucille S. Harper We have used auto pans for cars & trucks! It we don't have them we can get them! Car not running? Car wrecked? Want it removed from your property? See us! We buy wrecked, non-running, and any vehicles you want to get rid of! Will PAY SlOOfOR NOH-RUNKIHG WiHICUS! We also have CflBS fob SALE! Financing available on some vehicles- Call for details! Open 8-6, Mon.-Thurs. 8-5, Friday At the annual meeting in Oc tober, Flint Energies Founda tion awarded a total of a quar ter of a million dollars in gra nts to nine local fire departments. The grants are to assist the de partments with their public safety efforts and can be used for training and to purchase protective equipment or other necessary items. The following received grants: * Crawford County Fire De partment, $30,000; * Houston County Fire Depart ment, $40,000; * Macon County Fire Depart ment, $30,000; * Marion County PTre Depart ment, $30,000; * Muscogee County Fire De partment, $15,000; * Peach County Fire Depart ment, $30,000; ! - Schley County Fire Depart ment, $15,000; * Talbot County Fire Depart ment, $30,000; * Taylor County Fire Depart ment, $30,000. “Flint Energies* mission is not just to provide electricity, but to improve the quality of life for our consumer-members and the communities we serve, and that begins with our first respond ers," says Marian McLemore, Flint’s Vice President of Coop erative Communications. “We appreciate our first re sponders and the work that they do to keep our communi ties safe. The Flint Energies Foundation wanted to express our deep appreciation through the grants given to these de partments,” says Joanne Hamlin, Flint Foundation Chairman. The Flint Energies Founda tion provides grants to local non-profits such as these using money donated by Flint Fner- Harrison, Grovania; Pat Bailness, Warner Robins; Traci Kemp, Warner Robins; Betty Chase, Oglethorpe; Roger Sinyard, Mauk; and Ian Russell, Fort Valley. gies consumer-members through Operation Round Up®. The electric cooperative’s members contribute $175,000 annually to the Flint Energies Foundation, which supports worthy causes in the 17 coun ties it serves. Operation Round Up is a way for participating members to support multiple charitable organizations by simply allowing Flint Energies to round up their bills to the nearest dollar. Donations to Operation Round Up, which average only about $6 per year per member, are tax deductible. About 40% of'Flints member ship participates in Operation Round Up, but that percentage continues to decline. If you are a Flint Energies consumer- member and wish to contrib ute, you can sign up at www.flintenergies.com/ORU or by calling 1-800-342-3616. The Flint Energies Founda tion, a state-chartered, non profit, 501(cX3j organization, disburses all contributions to approved projects; member contributions are not used for administration costs. Founda tion Board members include Chair Joanne Hamlin, Lizella; Vice Chair Eloise Doty, Butler; Secretary Connie McCutchcn, Midland; Treasurer John Luppino, Warner Robins; Gina Fink, Fort Valley; Charles Doner Ini and Fn Svct Inc Set- Da.'ir 1 , ; \t2 5 iJrwd SVrr: Qui et. GA JlOIt Qu% <179 S65 MSt vay the mage o* ;be season you peace, Jcve and joy Happy Hocays to an incredible comnumny* Here to help life go right. StateFarm Jwnrjjr l utw Fried Chicken Ms. Betty’s Fried Chicken We are now open every Sunday from 12 p.m. to 4 p.m Butler, GA • (47B) 862-5133 Summit Real Estate Ken Wilson www.gokenwtlson.com Wanda Rowe Broker/Realtor Realtor 229.942.5759 Local Experts! 478.837.9153 74 Garward Circle Butler GA 31006 Local Fire Departments $250,000 Flint Energies Foundation Awards
