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Page 10A,The Lee County Ledger, Wednesday, April 24, 2019 Post Hurricane Michael Forestry Meeting Series Special to the Ledger There will be three post-Hurricane Michael Forestry Meetings held in Southwest Georgia in May. Because a meal will be a sponsored (free) lunch served, reservations are re quired. The meeting is being conducted by the Georgia Forestry Com mission and the Univer sity of Georgia Warnell School of Forestry and Natural Resources. Information and the agenda for the program are below: Agenda (7, 8, and 9 May 2019) - Tuesday (1300 East River Rd. Bainbridge), Wednesday (263 Phillips St Colquitt) and Thurs day (110 West 13th Ave. Cor dele) Presenters/Partici pants: Arborgen, GA Forestry Commission (GFC), Interfor, Interna tional Forest Company (IF Co), and UGA War nell School of Forestry & Natural Resources and Cooperative Exten sion Service CFE and CLE credits have been applied for 8:30 - 8:50am - Reg istration - Is required to have a head count for lunch (see below) 8:50 - 9:00 - Welcome by County Extension Agent and GFC Forester 9:00 - 9:30 - Hur ricane Michael timber salvage report - Devon Dartnell - GFC 9:30 - 10:00 - Insect and diseases post hur ricanes - frequent visits to pine stands - Chip Bates - GFC 10:00- 10:15-break 10:15- 10:45-Inva sive species - ID and control options - David Clabo - UGA Warnell School 11:45- 11:15-Fean pines - recovery - Da vid Dickens - UGA Warnell School 11:15- 12:00-A sawmill’s perspective on the impact hurricane Michael - Tim Lowri- more - Interfor 12:00 - 1:00pm - lunch 1:00- 1:30-GA Timber Tax Credit in formation and examples - Dr Yanshu Fi - UGA Warnell School 1:30 - 2:00 - Timber taxation and casualty losses - Dr Yanshu Fi - UGA Warnell School 2:00 - 2:30 - Refores tation options -David Dickens -UGA Warnell School (with input from Steve Martin - GFC) 2:30- 2:45 - break 2:45 - 3:30 - Seedling availability updates - Jeff Fields - GFC, Jay Chupp - IF Co, and Dr Jeffreys & Geoff Hill - Arborgen SOWEGA ELECTRIC MOTORS All Type Motors Rewinding - Repairing Single & Three Phase Travis L. 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Breakstone*' SOUR CREAM Fresh Green 3:30 - Adjourn Contact County Exten sion office 7 days prior to the meeting you plan to attend to register for the meeting 7 May meeting- Decatur County (Bainbridge) - (229)- 248-3033 or email to uge4087@uga.edu (call in by 3 May) 8 May meeting - Mill er County (Colquitt) - (229)-758-4106 or email to uge@4201@uga.edu (call in by 6 May) 9 May meeting - Crisp County (Cordele) - (229)-276-2612 or email to uge2081@uga.edu (call in by 6 May) Please thank Arbor gen, IF Co, and Interfor speakers for sponsoring the catered lunches each day Zaria Davis Emma Twiggs Lydia Twiggs TROY presents ‘Together We’ Special to the Ledger Troy University’s Department of Theatre and Dance celebrated ten years of its program with a show titled “To gether We” in February. About 70 students and alumni participated in “Together We,” a perfor mance that takes place in conjunction with TROY’s annual Day of Dance, in which dance students participate in masterclasses with pro fessional working dance alumni. The show ran Feb. 21- 23 and Feb. 24. Focal students who participated included: Zaria Davis of Albany served as Dancer. Emma Twiggs of Feesburg served as Dancer. Fydia Twiggs of Feesburg served as Dancer. About Troy University Troy University is a public, historic, in ternational university with 22,500 students and 154,000 alumni. Students choose TROY for its quality academic programs, reasonable costs and availability of financial aid, outstand ing faculty, and flexible in-class and online class offerings. Students on the Troy, Ala. campus enjoy a traditional col lege experience, while adult students are the centers of attention at campuses in Dothan, Montgomery and Phenix City, Ala., as well as at locations around the world and online k_. American Legion Auxiliary Hosts Lady Veterans Luncheon Special to the Ledger Eleven lady veterans were honored Satur day, April 13th with a very special soup and sandwich luncheon hosted by American Legion Auxiliary Albany Unit 30. Ev eryone in attendance enjoyed a wonderful afternoon of fellow ship and getting to hear each lady tell of their experience while serving in the armed forces. Each of the lady veterans received a gift bag filled with items donated by the members of Unit 30. Lady Veterans in at tendance were: Dosha Bentley, Nola Bricker, Connie Davis, Celeste Devoe, Vickie Foun tain, Jeanne Geifer, Donna Krumbholz, Vera McCloud, Reba Moncus, Sandra Re ese, April Scarbrough. Gift bags will also be taken to Milledgeville VA Hospital for five lady veterans there. The American Legion Auxiliary was honored to be able to hosted these lovely ladies and would again like to say to them and to all ser vice men and women, “Thank you for your service to your great country.” The American Legion Auxiliary is the world’s largest women’s patriotic ser vice organization. The auxiliary’s program is one of American ism, the concern for veterans of all wars and conflicts, and to support the American Legion in all programs and services to veter ans and our country. Membership is limited to women who have a personal connection through a member of one’s family who served in the armed forces or through one’s own service. If you would like more infor mation on the eligibil ity for the American Legion or the Auxilia ry, you can contact the local American Legion Post 30 on Gillionville Road at 229-435-5450.
