About The Lee County ledger. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1978-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 25, 2019)
Page 8A, The Lee County Ledger, Wednesday, December 25,2019 Qualifying Fees For 2020 Election Cycle Set During the county commission meeting Tuesday, December 10, the qualifying fees for the 2020 election cycle was approved. The commissioners set the qualifying fees for 2020 election cycle which is three percent of the total gross salary of the office paid in the preceding year. County offices to be filled in the 2020 calendar year include three members of the Lee County Commission (Districts 2, 4 and 5), sheriff, chief magistrate, probate judge, clerk of superior court,tax commissioner, coroner and three members of the Lee County Board of Education (District 2, 4 and 5). The qualifying fee for the county com mission is $186.25. The qualifying fee for sheriff is $1,779.86. The qualifying fee for the chief magistrate is $1,491.65. The qualify ing fee for the probate judge is $1,491.65. The qualifying fee for the clerk of superior court is $1,491.65. The qualify ing fee for the tax com missioner is $1,491.65. The qualifying fee for the coroner is $135.06. The qualifying fee for the members of the Lee County Board of Educa tion is $18.00. Yellow (tog Kennel Welcomes our New Groomer Joann and is now accepting new clients. CALL TODAY TO MAKE AN APPOINTMENT! 229-456-2706 DON’T FORGET TO MAKE YOUR HOLIDAY RESERVATIONS FOR BOARDING! CENTURY TREE SERVICE OWNER, GREG TOOLE Free Dangerous Tree Removal Estimates Trimming and Pruning Licensed Stump Grinding And insured Clean Up & Debris Removed 229-886-5796 This Week’s Super Buys! Whole SMOKED BUTT 22.99 WHOLE SMOKED ^eesbu/.^ CHICKENS 6.49 216 Walnut Ave. US 19 N. Leesburg 759-6286 HOMETOWN Corner of Century Rd. and US Hwy 19 Call For Details! 229-446-8802 or 229-343-0243 Submitted Photo LCES’s 3rd Grade December “LEE”der’s of the Month Front row: (L-R) Aubrey Barnhill, Jack Fritts, Ryleigh Carlsson, and Cullen King. Back row: (L-R) Weatherly Sanders, Hudson Rheney, Leelyn Alcorn, Trinity Spurlin, and Zoe Smothers. Not pictured is Mason Cox. Submitted Photo LCES’s 4th Grade December “LEE”der’s of the Month Front row (L-R): Ethan Davis, Logan Edmondson, Autumn Harrell, and Declan Bullington. Back row:(L-R) Layten Guarnieri, Karrington Flowers, Austen Yerby, Josiah Batten, Shelbie Wallace, and Atiya Greene. Submitted Photo LCES’s 5th Grade “LEE”der’s of the Month Front row (L-R): Andrew Fill, Eli Powell, Riley Matre, and Alana Truscello. Back row (L-R): Aaden Cooper, Kendall Stratton, De’Andre Dismuke, Kameron Prince, Sebastian Reyes, and Annie Liston. Did You Hear What She Told Santa? Masters chosen for National Leadership Institute YOkif C^koose Ralph Jackson? Experience • Service Pricing Trust, Honesty, & Integrity OPEN MON.-THURS. 8:30am-4:30pm; FRI. 8:30am-3:00pm Ralph Jackson Hearing Aid Services, Inc. Albany & Southwest Georgia's Most Experienced Hearing Aid Provider-Since 1966! 2015 Palmyra Rd., Albany 22Q.A'?2.rt05 l i www.ralphjacksonhearingaidservice.com SoundChoice The Georgia Associ ation of Conservation Districts is excited to announce the selection of Mark Masters, Vice- Chair of the Lower Chattahoochee River Conservation District, to the National Con servation Foundation’s “Next Generation Leadership Institute” cohort. Of all the appli cants, only seven were selected in the nation and two in the South east. “Mark is an excel lent representative for Georgia, and the South east, as he continues to showcase his passion for locally led conser vation and remains committed to growing his natural resource ex pertise and leadership skills,” Woody Snell, GACD President says. “We are proud to have him representing us and congratulate him on this opportunity.” The goals of the Next Generation Leadership Institute are to equip Conservation District leaders with personal, civic and organiza tional development so they can ensure future needs of resource man agement are met and represent Districts and challenges they face on the national level. Mark has been a District Supervisor serving the Lower Chattahoochee River Conservation District since 2013 and also serves as the Director of the Georgia Water Policy and Planning Center in Albany. He resides in Dawson, GA with his wife Amy and daughters Lilly, Sally and Molly.
