The Jackson progress-argus. (Jackson, Ga.) 1915-current, October 05, 1972, Image 16

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Newspaper Page TextCounty Commissioner's Statement For lie Month Of July, 1972 Commissioner’s Statement, Treasurer’s General Fund for July, 1972. Date No. Voucher Fund Amt. 7/7 9808 Payroll Account, Payroll $4,581.87 9809 Mary Zane Swearingen, Tax Collector 100.00 7/8 9810 Employees Retirement Sys., FICA 1*#705*38 9811 State of Georgia, State Withholding 751.41 7/10 9812 Central Georgia EMC, P. Bldg. 15.80 9813 City of Jackson, P. Bldg. 258.13 98114. Georgia Power Cos., Road 3.72 9815 Georgia Highway Express, Inc., Road 7.25 7/11 9816 Odell Cook, Road 6.00 7/13 9817 Vulcan Materials, Road 704.37 9818 Clerk Superior Court, Superior Court 21.^0 9819 Sheriff, Sheriff 652.00 9820 Georgia Highway Express, Road 5.80 9821 Frank’s Tune Up & Carb. Serv., Sheriff 52.82 9822 ABW Chevrolet Cos., Sheriff 31.77 9823 Georgia Forestry Commission, Forestry 827.00 9824 The Feldspar Corp., Road 48.50 9825 Southern States Printing Cos., Off. Sup. 219.60 9825 Southern States Ptg. Cos., Tax Coll. 573.22 9826 Hodges Hardware Cos., Road 36.23 9826 Hodges Hardware Cos., P. Bldg. 183.67 9827 Polk’s Tire & Service Cos., Sheriff 9.95 9828 James Spur Station, Sheriff 246.42 9829 Triangle Service Station, Road 21.00 9830 Adams Briscoe Seed Cos., P. Bldg. 3.60 9831 Jackson Drug Cos., Sheriff 60.50 9832 Butts County Dept. FACS, Welfare 356.45 9833 Gerald Ross, M.D., Sheriff 6.00 9834 Superior Cleaners, Road 104.40 9834 Superior Cleaners, Sheriff 12.35 9835 The State Supply, Road 27.00 9836 Bearden Auto Parts, Road 292.58 9837 Georgia Carolina Oil Cos., Road 73.15 9838 Carter Builders Supply, P. Bldg. 94.85 9838 Carter Builders Supply, Bridge 174.80 9839 Atlas Products Cos., Road 283.25 9840 Geogria Robot Cutter Cos., Road 156.34 9841 Central Oil Asphalt Corp., Road 839.52 9842 May & Carter Oil Cos., Road 592.20 9843 Millard Daniel & Rachel Torrance, H.D. / , o. . & Agr * 65.00 7/14 9844 Weaver Insurance Agency, Insurance 968.00 9845 Institutional Chemicals, Inc., P.Bldg. 208.30 9846 BieC Farm Supply, Road 159.28 9847 .United Supply Cos., P. Bldg. 18.90 9848 James C. Howell, M. D., Sheriff 77.00 9849 Standard Oil Cos., Sheriff 14.14 9850 Sheriff Ben Hill County, Sheriff 6.00 9851 American Legion Auxiliary, Sup. Court 14.80 9852 The Harrison Co*,,. Superior Court 32.00 9853 Writing Instru. €orp. of America,o. Sup. 63.88 9854 City of Jackson, Sheriff 12.29 9855 Gulf Oil Corp., Sheriff 18.00 9856 Fulton Paper Cos., P. Bldg. 105.63 9857 Sylvan Grove Hospital, Sheriff 39.00 9858 The Geo. D. Barnard Cos., Superior Court 164.93 9859 Marshall & Bruce Cos., Superior Court 311.65 9860 Tri-State Tractor Cos., Road 60.65 9861 Road Machinery, Inc., Road 396.08 9862 Yancy Bros. Cos., Road 28.84 9863 Jackson Hardware Cos., P. Bldg. 87.07 9864 Jackson Progress-Argus, Office Sup. 58.05 9864 Jackson Progress-Argus, Tax Assessors 19.50 9864 Jackson Progress-Argus, General Gov. 76*30 9864 Jackson Progress-Argus, Tax Collector 76.00 9864 Jackson Progress-Argus, Superior Court 35.92 9865 Board of Commissioners, Superior Court 78.58 9866 Star Products Cos., Road 102.83 9867 Xerox Corporation, Superior Court 113.76 9868 Jackson Library, P. Bldg. 428.39 9869 R. W. Watkins, Health 4.00 9870 Wilfred Thornton, Welfare 100.00 9871 Ga. Hospital Service Ass’n., Ins. 727.80 7/3.7 9872 Southern Bell Tel. Cos., P. Bldg. 276.71 7/18 9873 George Henderson, P. Bldg. 76.50 7/3.9 9874 U. S. Postal Service, Postage 160.00 7/21 9875 Payroll Account, Payroll 4,713.64 7/31 9876 Payroll Account, Payroll 3,263.07 9877 Snapping Shoals EMC, P. Bldg. 10.00 9678 Central Georgia EMC, P. Bldg. 40.00 9879 The C&S Bank of Jackson, Withholding 1,799.10 9880 Cooperative Extension Serv., HD-Agr. 38.51 $3^,188.48 PAYROLL ACCOUNT Date No. Voucher Fund Amt. 7/2 7510 Mary Jo English, Tax Collector $200.00 7511 Patsy L. Earnhart, Ordinary 200.00 7512 Martha R. Sims, Superior Court 200^00 7513 Glenn Smith, Sheriff 265.99 7514 A. B. Hamlin, Sheriff 265.99 7515 W. L. Taylor, Sheriff 207.68 7516 Ruby Kate Moore, Tax Assessors 200.00 7517 Billy Sutton, Treasurer 210.00 7518 Charity Travis, P. Health 80.00 7519 Oscar G. Head, P. Bldg. 229.50 7520 Charlie Williams, P. Health 60.00 7521 Doyle Johnson, P. Health 60.00 7522 S. L. Gray, Clerk 200.00 7523 D. W. Bailey, Road 270.00 7524 Gail Hurst, Tax Collector 100.00 Registrars 100.00 7525 A. L. Weaver, Registrars 60.00 f*- .*. , c t ■-, >; #; „4t n-'i’.'-m m-~*i** mt-mr**-*#* *£r v^- THE JACKSON PROGRESS-ARGUS, JACKSON, GA. He represents a major step forward in our fight against pollution. Meet Woodsy Owl. He represents a major step forward in our fight against pollution. 7526 L. H. Duke, Registrars 30.00 7527 Herbert Barnes, Road 259.20 7528 Janies Brown, Road 254*00 7529 Robert Brown, Road 228.60 7530 Ted Fears, Road 259.20 7531 Horace Freeman, Road 193.50 7532 Jimmy Gilbert, Road 259.20 7533 Aaron Goodrum, Road 228,60 7534 Aubrey D. Maddox, Road 242.00 7535 Roy Watson, Road 183.60 7536 Adel Moncrief, Road 259.20 7537 John S. Smith, Road 180 0 00 7538 Willis McElheney, P. Health 100.00 7539 Luke Youngblood, P. Health 102.50 7/21 7540 Mary Jo English, Tax Collector 200,00 7541 Patsy L, Earnhart, Ordinary 200.00 7542 Martha R. Sims, Superior Court. 200.00 7543 Glenn Smith, Sheriff 265.99 7544 A. B. Hamlin, Sheriff 265.99 7545 W. L. Taylor, Sheriff 207.68 7546 Ruby Kate Moore, Tax Assessors 200.00 7547 Billy Sutton, Treasurer 210.00 7546 Charity Travis, P. Health 80.00 7549 Oscar G. Head, P. Bldg. 229.50 7550 Charlie Williams, P. Health 60.00 7551 Doyle Johnson, P. Health 60.00 7552 Willis McElheney, P. Health 100,00 7553 Luke Youngblood, P. Health 102.50 7554 S. L. Gray, Clerk 200.00 7555 Gail Hurst, Registrars 200.00 7556 A, L. Weaver, Registrars 90.00 7557 L. H. Duke, Registrars 30.00 7558 J. W. O’Neal, Registrars 30.00 7559 D. W. Bailey, Road 270.00 7560 Herbert Barnes, Road 259.20 7561 James Brown, Road 254.00 7562 Robert Brown, Road 228.60 7563 Ted Fears, Road 233.28 7564 Horace Freeman, Road 193.50 7565 Jimmy Gilbert, Road 259.20 7566 Aaron Goodrum, Road 228.60 7567 Aubrey D. Maddox, Road 242.00 7568 Roy Watson, Road 183,60 7569 Adel Moncrief, Road 259.20 7570 John S. Smith, Road 162.00 7571 E. H. Cook, Tax Assessor 126.00 7/31 7572 A. D. Fears, Commissioners 225.00 7573 D. W. Bailey, Commissioners 200.00 7574 J. H. Barnes, Commissioners 200.00 7575 Mary Will Hearn, Tax Collector 416.67 7576 L. J. Washington, Ordinary 708.33 7577 D. P. Ridgeway, Superior Court 625.00 7578 John A. Sherrell, Coroner 40.00 7579 H. C. Polk, Sheriff 708.33 7580 Joel V. Crane, Sheriff 125.00 7581 Nell R. Carmichael, Tax Receiver 300.00 7582 Frances B. Roquemore, Superior Court 54.00 7583 Sara L. McGarity, Superior Court 60. 00 7584 Millard F. Daniel Jr., Cos. Agt.-HD-Agr. 260.00 7585 Rachel E. Torrance, Cos. Agt.-HD-Agr. 145.00 7586 Donna M, Lindsey, Cos. Agt.-HD-Agr. 75.00 Total $T57559'.93 LBss Deductions 3.111.35 $12,558.58 OCTOBER 5, \972 City Water Improvements On Schedule A letter from Keck and Wood, Inc., Atlanta engineers who are in charge of water and sewage improvements for the City of Jackson, indicates that planning requirements are progressing ac cording to schedule, according to W. O. Ball, City Councilman and chairman of the Water and Light Department. In a letter to Mr. Ball from Thomas M. Wood, Mr. Wood wrote that “after several meet ings with members of Mclntosh Trail Planning Commission, it is most probable that project clear ances can be expected in early November insofar as planning re quirements are concerned.” Mr. Wood wrote “as you recall in May 1972 the State Depart ment of Natural Resources, Envi ronmental Protection Division re quested the Federal agency to re move the Jackson project appli cation from the fiscal year 1972 priority list because of pending change in legislation governing such grants. By letter of Septem ber 15, 1972 the State agency filed an amended grant applica tion for the project. “Everything with respect to project grant funds seems to look toward November 1972. The wa ter and sewer system revenue es tablished for the past year should be very effective in attracting most favorable bids on revenue bonds for financing the local share of total project cost.” Mr. Ball estimates that the to tal water and sewage system im provements will cost in the neigh borhood of $1.3 million with al most $600,000 to be included in a federal grant. Invitations Open For Teen Pageant Young ladies of this area are invited to enter the Miss Georgia Teen-ager Pageant to be held at the Executive Park Motor Hotel, Atlanta, Georgia, March 16, 17, and 18, 1973. The Miss Georgia Teen-ager Pageant is the Offi cial State Preliminary to the Miss National Teen-ager Pageant to |be held in Atlanta September 1. 1973. The invitation was issued this week by Mrs. Sybil Shaffer, Ex ecutive Director of the Miss Georgia Teen-ager Pageant. The reigning Miss Georgia Teen-ager is Sharon Carter of Hazelhurst. Contestants will be judged on beauty of face, figure, poise, per sonality, scholastic achievement, and leadership. There is no swim suit or talent competition. The winner of the Miss Geor gia Teen-ager Pageant will re ceive a scholarship, other prizes, and an all-expense paid trip to compete in the Miss National Teen-ager Pageant. Contestants must be between 13 and 17 years of age as of September 1, 1973. Any teen-ager interested in en tering the Miss Georgia Teen ager Pageant may write for fur ther information to Mrs. Sybil Shaffer, 215 Piedmont Ave. N. E., Atlanta, Ga. 30312; or call area code 404/659-4610 or 404/- 659-8964. Talmadge Wins Senate Okay To Honor Russell ATLANTA, (GPS)—U. S. Sen ator Herman E. Talmadge has won Senate approval of legisla tion to name the Trotter’s Shoals and lake in honor of the late Sen. Richard B. Russell. Sen. Talmadge’s amendment was adopted unanimously by the Senate as part of a rivers and harbors flood control bill passed by the body. In presenting his measure, Tal madge referred to the lat e Sen. Russell as “one of the most capa ble and respected senators in the history of our republic.” The bill now goes before the House of Representatives for ac tion. Sen. Russell died Jan. 21, 1971, after 38 years in the Sen ate.