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Page 2B - The Lee County Ledger, Thursday, October 25,2001 DNR , From Page 1B portunity to take the hunter edu cation course," says WRD Hunter Education Coordinator Capt. James Bell. "The CD-Rom course is available for those whose schedules do not allow them to spend ten hours in a classroom and the classroom course is avail able for those who prefer the hands-on method of teaching." Completion of a hunter educa tion course is required for any person born on or after January 1, 1961. who: • purchases a season hunting li cense in Georgia. • is at least 12 years old and hunts with a weapon without adult supervision (adult supervi sion means 18 years of age or t A Note Of Thanks ^ We would like to thank you for sponsoring the Tea at Sip of Grace for mothers of disabled children. 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All service marks and trademarks belong to their respective owners. ^"mupmiimii iw W reins Security older with a minor being in sight or hearing distance of that per son). • hunts big game (deer, turkey, bear) on a wildlife management area (including any hunter age 12 or older). The only exceptions include: • a person purchasing a short term (one or seven day) hunting license (as opposed to a season license) is no longer required to show proof of having taken an approved hunter education course regardless of the person's state of residence. • Juvenile hunters between the ages of 12 and 15 may hunt on private property without hunter education if under adult supervi sion. • any person hunting on his or her own land, or that of his or her parents or legal guardians. Pre-registration is required for all those interested in taking a hunter education course. Hunters can call the Central Reservations System (CRS) 1-800-864-7275 to register by phone. A service charge applies to registrations made through CRS. Alternately, hunters can go to the WRD web site at www.georgiawildlife.com to search and register for a hunter education course at no charge. Participants also should note that there is a cut-off date for regis tration three days prior to the start of a class. Hunters also can replace hunter education cards through the same phone and online services. As with hunter education course reg istration, a service charge applies to the CRS phone line but there is no charge for using the WRD website. For more information on Hunter Education, contact the lo cal WRD Law Enforcement Of fice or call (770) 784-3068. To receive a copy of the CD-Rom Hunter Education course, call or stop by the local WRD Law En forcement Office: Dee " '•*o c . 1 ^ *" D % * TAXIDERMY TP jjJo L& PHONe \f75q-286<l Travis Branch of Branch Taxidermy presented a Browning A-Bolt rifle to Bo Slappey. Bo killed the biggest buck that was processed at Branch Taxidermy last year. Discover Unique Fishing Adventures On “Georgia Outdoors” Join "Georgia Outdoors" new season as the beauty and history of the state and the creatures that live here come alive on this ex citing show as areas and corre sponding activities from the coast to the mountains are explored. Join the host of "Georgia Out doors," Michael Skinner, as he discovers unique fishing adven tures during the episode sched uled to air Tuesday, Nov. 6 at 7:30 p.m. and Friday, Nov. 9 at 11:00 p.m. on Georgia Public Televi sion (GPTV). "Georgia Out doors" partners with the Georgia Department of Natural Re sources. Wildlife Resources Di vision (WRD) to inform and edu cate citizens about exciting con servation-oriented outdoor activi ties and great places to pursue them. "While anglers in Georgia tra ditionally pursue fish such as largemouth bass or crappie, there is a multitude of other fish that are out there" says David Waller. WRD Director. "This episode of 'Georgia Outdoors' will highlight some of the more unusual sportfish and sportfishing meth ods in the state." On this episode of "Georgia Outdoors," O'Neill Williams, host of "O'Neill Outside," a national fishing program, joins Michael Skinner on a carp fishing journey. Skinner also will accompany WRD Fisheries Biologist Don Harrison and local angler Steve Harrell for some other unique fishing adventures, including fishing for catfish at night, and mullet fishing. For more information on "Geor gia Outdoors", visit the following website, www.gpb.org/gptv/ Young Named Presidential Scholar At Lee University Cecilia Elise Young, of Lees burg, Georgia, was among 116 students who were named as Presidential Scholars at Lee Uni versity for the 2001-2002 school year. Young, a freshman majoring in political science, is the daughter of John and Cecilia Young. She is a home-school graduate. At Lee she is a staff writer for the Lee Collegian, the university's cam pus newspaper. Presidential scholarships, which are full-tuition scholar ships. are awarded to any first time freshman who has graduated from an approved high school and who scores 27 - 30 on the ACT or 1230 - 1390 on the SAT. This scholarship is equal to standard tuition for the freshman year. Lee University is a comprehen sive four-year liberal arts univer sity located in Cleveland, Tenn. Founded in 1918, the accredited Christian University has an en rollment of 3,511. Flowers and Happy Birthday Brittany Webb Compliments of Leesburg Flower and Gift Walnut Street Leesburg, Georgia Phone 759-6917 Flowers may be picked up at Leesburg Flower and Gift WISHES A HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO: October 26: Autumn Parsons, Paul G. Dover Jr., Patrick S. Dover, Lois Arnott, Sandra Ranew, Mary Lee Clark, Florence Neese, Betty Tumlin, Janet L. Kempf, Rebecca Miller, Howard Craven, Sharon Drake, Lee Bell, Raines Watkins, Emma Jean Sparks, Cathy Loud, David Howell, Jr., Dennis Gay, Sue Wells, Lance Styck, Debra Rowe, Robert Gunter, Dana Pantone, Shirley Hopkins; October 27: Julianna Muggridge, Blake Archer, Pat Galbert, Angie Rainey, Ken Rodd, Lewis Caldwell, Eva Tho mas, Lisa Howell, Nelda Haire, Lauren Jones, Michele Mills, Jonathan Haefs, Philip Saindon, Joan Murphy, Yonlandia Phillips, Steven Sumners, Thomas Gordon Knight, Mattie Rivers; October 28: Boulder Parsons, Brian Espy, Fred Orton, Jim Stettnisch, Shannon Thompson, Laurie Gibbs, Kathryn Killingsworth, Karen Nix, John Pittman, Steven Hicks, Wyatt Price, Saundra Bennett, Jonnie Owens, Keri Roberts, Sterling Fallin, Jimmy Hardy, Autumn Fiveash, Brittany Irvin, Dona Metcalf, Cindy Rutland, Wendy Mathis; October 29: Sherry Vann, Dorothy Hartley, Annie Bell Adams, Andrea Harris, Suzanne Cain, Monica Ti ger, Sandra Tarrer, Don Ford, Ruth Farris, Perry Radcliffe, Mark McCoy, James McDonald, Jennifer Medlock, Tony Forde, Dot Hartley, Laura Daniel, Reed Hatfield III, Brooke Lodge, Kay Miller Crawford, Willie Lee Mack, Jeffery Burdette, Virginia Dorman, Jamie Cash, James H. Williams, Jr., Robby Gay, Jerry Cox, Jr., Carl Green, Jr., Bill Davis, Matt Bailey; October 30: Roger Bridges, Jr., Mildred Sneed, Donald Giddens, Bobby Jones, Jim Quinn, Brian Thomaston, Lillie Fleming, Richie Dudley, Diane Pope, Mauwayne Lauderdale, Johnny Mercer, Jeffrey Renew, Peg Wynne, Charles Russell Halstead, Jeffrey Bodley, Joel Davis, Donald D. Eller, Marc Mercer, Kyle Campbell, Richard S. Brown; October 31 Dalton Dedge, Hugh Futch, Tatum Leverett, Jackie White, Suzanne Smith. Teresa Sellers, Timmy Spieker, Shannon Carswell, Brittany Tebbetts, Amanda Wiley, Audra McIntosh Lovitt, Jimmy Reynolds, Latasha McGrady, Jackie Fore-Wilson, Trey Lawrence; November 1: Mark Fulford, Toni Senn, Marty Hopkins, Ron McCoy, Mrs. J.H. Davis, Jr., Sherman Brown, Reba Gillis, Russell Davis, Rose Moore, Bobbie Jean Kennedy, Lavern Moorman, Randy Jack, J.D. Johnson, Cynthia Ann Burns, Matt Weathersby, Janet Clyde, Wali Mohammed, Joan Griner, Chad Coffey, Brooke Creech, Matthew Mitchell, Brittany Webb; November 2: Lacey Kearbey, Chris Rachel, Jacob Heldenberg, Sara Herring, Joanne Tuggle, Glenda Hardy, Kay Wilkinson, Mittie Bryan, Craig Everson, Jamie Knight, Diane Webb, Monica Davis, Lt. Col. D. Rufus Williams, Stella Sparks, Linda A. Fore man, Keith Edward Duckworth, Danny Wilkinson, Colt Cato, Kevin A. Pate, Lacey Kearbey, Kelly Murrey, Justin Webb, Glenda Gibson WISHES A HAPPY ANNIVERSARY TO: October 26: Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Cain, Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Kilcrease, Mr. and Mrs. Vic McKinley, Mr. and Mrs. Greg Capps; October 27: Mr. and Mrs. Ken Kennedy, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Coxwell; October 28: Mr. and Mrs. Bill Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. Tony Dugan, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Kelley, Mr. and Mrs. James Cannon; October 29: Mr. and Mrs. Rex Mann, Mr. and Mrs. Tony Hayes; October 30: Mr. and Mrs. John Wallace, Mr. and Mrs. Opie Willis, Mr. and Mrs. Steve Kelly, Mr. and Mrs. Buck Patel; October 31: Mr. and Mrs. Everett G. Dilllard, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bessolo; November 1: Mr. and Mrs. Gary Huntzinger, Mr. and Mrs. David Worrell, Mr. and Mrs. Lawson Whatley, Mr. and Mrs. T.J. “Skip” Ledford Cecilia Elise Young Don’t Forget To Set Your Clocks back one hour Saturday night. gaout.htm. For more information on WRD. visit the following website. www.georgiawildlife.com. Check the television listings for the local GPTV Station. • Atlanta GPTV/8 Augusta WCES/20 • Sa vannah WVAN/9 Columbus WJSP/28 • Macon WDCO/29 Chatsworth WCLP/18 • Waycross WXGA/8 Dawson WACS/25 • Albany WABW/14 ### Annual Pastors Training Conference October 31 The Department of Pastoral Care and Phoebe will host the Annual Pastors’ Training Conference on Wednesday, October 31 at the Plantation Room, Merry Acres, 1504 Dawson Road, Albany. Regis tration will be from 8:00-8:30 a.m. and a light breakfast will be served. The conference will conclude at noon at which time participants can fellowship over lunch. Rev. Cameron W. Byrd will serve as the guest speaker for the conference. He will be offering his insights on the "Eight Habits of Highly Effective Pastors." He currently serves as lecturer in Pastoral Care at Howard University School of Theology. There is not a charge for the event. Anyone interested in registering for the conference can do so by calling 312-4670. 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