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PUBLIC NOTICES
YOUR RIGHT
TO KNOW
and be informed of the func
tions of your government are
embodied in public notices. In
that self -government charges
all citizens to be informed,
this Newspaper urges every
STATE HIGHWAY DEPART
MENT OF GEORGIA ADVER
TISEMENT FOR BIDS
AUTHORITY PROJECT GRS
- (I)BRANTIEY COUNTY
Sealed proposals will be re
ceived by the undersigned at the
General office of the State High
way Department of Georgia, 2
Capitol Square, Atlanta, Georgia,
30334, until 11:00 A.M. , Febu
ary 4, 1972 and publicly opened
for furnishing all labor, material
equipment and other things nec
essary for the following work:
3.584 miles of grading and pav
ing and also a new bridge on
Stagecoach Road, begins at st
ate Route 50 west of Hoboken
and extends northwesterly to a
point approximately 0.8. miles
northwest of Big Creek at Sch
latterville.
CONTRACT TIME 200 availa
ble days
DIVISION OFFICE- Jesup
PRICE OF PLANS- $13.00
PROPOSAL GUARANTY $ 12,
000.00
Plans and specifications may
be inspected at the General Off
ices in Atlanta, the Field Divis
ion Office indicated, and at the
office of the Board of Comm
issioners of Roads and Revenue
of the county(ies) in which the
work is located. Copies of the
Standard Specifications ($4.00),
the proposal form ($5.00) and the
plans (indicated price) may be
obtained from the State High
way Office Engineer at the Gen
eral Office in Atlanta. Payment
of the correct amount must acc
ompany each order; such pay
ments will not be refunded. Pro
posals will not be issued after
9:00 A. M, on the date of bid
opening. Notices to Contractors
which include items and quant,
ities are available upon pay
ment of $12.00 annually to cov.
er postage.
Proposals must be submitted
on the form issued by the Dep
partment. Each proposal sub
mitted must be accompanied by a
proposal guaranty in the indica
ted amount in the form of a Cert
ified Check, Cashier’s Check or
Bid or Proposal Bond on a form
issued by the Department orthe'
Georgia Highway Authority.
Acceptance of an offer sub
mitted by the bid of proposals
will be given in writing within
thirty days after the opening of
the bids if any such acceptance
is going to be made. Offers of
bidders who do not hold a cur
rent Certificate of Qualification
H. D. Form 482, will not be acc
epted unless prequalification re
quirements are specifically wai
ved for this work.
Work will be governed by the
applicable edition of Standard Sp
ecifications as amended by the
Contract provisions. Contract ti
me will be as indicated.
Projects financed with Federal
Funds will contain provisions
with regard to minimum wages,
employment of labor, methods of
construction, and subletting or
assigning the contract. On such
projects, the Department, in acc
ordance with the provisions of
Title VI of the Civil Rights Act
of 1964 (78 5ta.252) and the Reg
ulations of the U. S. Department
of Transportation, issued pur
suant to such act, hereby notifi
es all bidders without discrimi
suant to such act, hereby notifi
es all bidders that it will af
firmatively insure that the con
tract entered into pursuant to
this advertisement will be a
warded to the lowest responsible
bidder without discrimination on
the grounds of race, color, or nat
ional origin.
Any Federally financed work
located within the five county
Atlanta, Ga., Standard Metropol
itan Statistical Area of Fulton,
Dekalb, Cobb, Clayton and Gw
innett Counties, the estimated
cost of which exceeds $500,000,
will be subject to the require
ments of the Atlanta Plan. Re
quirements of the Atlanta Plan
will be included in the contract
special provisions where app
licable. Copies of the Atlanta
Plan are availablefrom the same
source as plans and proposals.
Projects financed solely with
State or authority bond funds will
contain H. R. Resolution 34 re
quireing use of domestic mater,
ials.
This advertisement is merely
an invitation for the submission
of bids which are to be consid
ered as offers tor performance
of work by the submitting party.
The State reserves the right to
reject any or all bids.
CHAIRMAN, GEORGIA
HIGHWAY AUTHORITY
citizen to read and study these
notices. We strongly advise
those citizens, seeking further
in-formation, to exercise their
right of access to public rec
ords and public meeting.
GEORGIA,
BRANTLEY COUNTY
To All Whom It May Concern:
Notice is hereby given that
Eunice L. Wainright, the wid
ow of Claude B, Wainright,
Sr., late of said county, de
ceased, has made application
to convey the property which
was set aside as a year's sup
port for the benefit of said
widow and her 1 (one) minor
child of said Claude B. Wain
right, Sr., deceased, by the
court of said ordinary of said
county as recorded in Year's
Support Book 3 page 72, the
purpose of said conveyance
being that of Support and
maintenance of said widow
and minor child.
Said application will be
heard before the ordinary of
said county at the Courthouse
in said county at 10:00 o'clock
A.M. on the 21st day of Jan
uary, 1972, at which time
objections, if any, to the gr
anting of said application will
be heard.
This 10th day of January,
1972.
s/PerryU. Rozier
Ordinary
Brantley County,
Georgia
GEORGIA,
BRANTLEY COUNTY
IN THE COURT OF ORDIN
ARY OF SAID STATE AND
COUNTY:
TO ALL CREDITORS AND AIL
INTERESTED PERSONS OF
THE ESTATE OF Emory Delano
Prescott, DECEASED:
You are hereby required to
show cause before the Court of
1 Ordinary of Brantley County,
Georgia, to be held at the
courthouse in said county on
the first Monday in February,
1972, why the petition of Mrs.
Ernie J. Prescott, an heir at
law of the said Emory Delano
Prescott, deceased, setting out
that the said Emory Delano
Prescott died intestate a re
sident of said state and county,
and that the said estate owes
no debts, and that the heirs at
law of the said Emory Delano
Prescott, deceased, have a
greed upon a division of said
estate and praying for an order
finding that no administration
upon said estate should be gr
anted and said order entered.
This 11th day of January,
1972.
s/ Perry U. Rozier
Ordinary of Brantley County,
Georgia
STATE OF GEORGIA
COUNTY OF BRANTLEY
TO ALL TO WHOM IT MAY
CONCERN:
Joseph Foster Sapp having, in
proper form, applied to me for
Permanent Letters of Adminis
tration on the estate of John H.
Sapp, late of said County, this
is to cite all and singular the
creditors and next of kin of
John H. Sapp to be and appear
at my office within the time
allowed by law, and show cause
if any they can, why perman
ent administration should not
be granted to Joseph Foster
Sapp on John H. Sapp's estate.
Witness my hand and official
signature, this 10th day of Jan
uary, 1972.
s/ Perry U. Rozier
Ordinary, Brantley County,
Georgia
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BRANTLEY COUNTY,
GEORGIA
December 29, 1971
Effective as of this date, I,
Jimmy Steedly will not be re
sponsible for any debts other
than my own.
s/ Jimmy Steedley
INVITATION TO BID
The Brantley County Board of
Education is accepting bids on a
1953 Jeep. Blds will be opened
February 11, 1972 at 1:30 P.M.
Jeep can be seen at school bus
garage. The Board reserves the
right to reject any or all bids.
NOTICE OF OPPORTUNITY
FOR LOCATION AND DESIGN
PUBLIC HEARING
Notice is hereby given thataco
mbined location and design public
hearing will be held by the State
Highway Department of Georgia
on its project number PR-4052 (
S-0651) Brantley, Camden and Gl
ynn Counties if a written request
is made for such a hearing.
Project PR-4052 is the propos
ed construction of a two lane ru
ral highway beginning at State Rt.
110 in Brantley County just North
of the Camden County Line and
extends Northeasterly and North
erly along the County Line Road
tying into State Route 50 (U.S. 84)
East of Waynesville.
The Project is 5.30 miles long.
The purpose of the project is to
provide an all weather paved road
in the vicinity of the project and
better traffic service to residen
ts in the area.
Maps, preliminary plans and
right -of • way requirements
for the proposed project are
available for public inspect
ion at the State Highway Depart,
ment’s Field Highway Engineer’s
Office, 201 State Streeet, Waycr
oss, Georgia; at the Field office
at the Sidney Lanier Bridge on
US 17, Brunswick, Georgia; the
County Courthouses at Brantley
Camden and Glynn Counties; and
also at the Jesup Division Off
ice, Pine Street, Jesup, Georgia.
Any interested and affected per
son who, after reviewing the in
formation at the locations stated
request that a public hearing be
held on the project must make
such a request in writing to;
Mr. Leland S. Veal
State Highway planning Engineer
State Highway Department of
Georgia
No. 2 Capitol Square
Atlanta, Georia, 30334
The written request must be
received by the Department on or
before February 3, 1972.
NOTICE OF INTENTION
TO INTRODUCE LOCAL
LEGISLATION
riotice is hereby given that th.
ere - will be introduced at the reg.
ular 1972 Session of the general
Assembly of Georgia, a bill
to amend the Charter of the City
of Nahunta, so as to change the
terms of office of the Mayor and
Aiderman; to change the date of
the municipal general election; to
change the compensation of the
Mayor and Aiderman; to Author
ize the adoption and enforcement
of traffic ordinances; to provide
for a referendum; and for other
purposes.
This 18th day of January, 1972
Carl Drury
Representative, 66th District
By Elsie Behmer
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wages are controlled.
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Georgia
Scene
in higher
education
’ Dr. DuPree Jordan Jr.
As we have discussed on
numerous occasions in this
column in the past, there are
strong forces at work in this
country today to change the
character and structure of
education in the United
States. Most of these have a
sincere and genuine desire to
make learning more flexible
and productive, providing
students more challenge,
excitement and incentive in
their studies.
Some of the trends and
approaches have gone to
extremes of unstructured
chaos, and the lack of
direction and discipline has
often created more problems
than have been solved by these
new ways. There is great need
for a more positive and
constructive balance between
the new and the traditional.
Goals Needed
As Judson Jerome says in
bis book CULTURE OUT OF
ANARCHY: “Young people
are not prepared by their
home lives or schools to make
decisions and often are nearly
incapable of discovering
within themselves the grounds
for order, discipline, direction
and purpose. They have
dreamt of what they would do
if it weren’t for the limits and
demands imposed upon them;
but when they are free they
are likely to unzip and find
nothing inside. If you believe
you would be creative,
industrious and productive
except for external restraints,
you can retain some hold on
dignity, though you feel
continually frustrated. But if
you discover that you do not,
in fact, spontaneously create -
or even read, that you are not
really very interested in
cultural or political events, in
ideas, in intellectual issues,
that you have little drive to
achieve, that there is nothing
in particular that you want to
do with your life, and that
you cannot blame these things
you perceive as deficiencies
upon some system beyond
your control, you are likely to
suffer waves of guilt,
self-hatred and paralysis of
will.”
Something of this same
sense of perspective, a need
for balance in the
development of individual
personalities, was expressed
many years ago by John
Stuart Mill: “Men are men
before they are lawyers,
physicians or manufacturers.
If you make them capable and
sensible men, they will make
themselves capable lawyers,
physicians and manufac
turers.”
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Some of the same ideas and
concerns were expressed by
Dr. Michael Maccoby in the
current issue of Change
magazine, in an article titled A
Psychoanalytic View of
Learning. Dr. Maccoby says:
“Educational methods alone
cannot guarantee the
development of the productive
character. However, it may be
possible to chart a direction
for educational programs to
improve social character. As a
start, there are four general
principles that, if developed
by teachers, would further
education that strengthens the
self.”
Four Fundamentals
The psychoanalyst, who is
a fellow at the Institute for
Policy Studies in Washington,
gives those four principles as
follows:
The first principle is that
schooling could provide the
discipline needed for the
ievelopment of the seif.
The second principle is that
education should reinforce the
natural development of the
self.
The third principle is that
in teaching a constant effort
must be made to clarify the
purpose of study and make
explicit the values implied.
The fourth and final
principle is that teaching
techniques should develop the
student’s activeness.
Dr. Maccoby explains that
the principle of “activeness”
implies self-direction and
purpose. He suggests in his
detailed study that it is
possible to provide challenge
and motivation without
abandoning discipline and
character. Indeed, his thesis
seems to be that the two
elements are inseparable, and
that education performs its
greatest service to society only
when it provides a strong and
steady development of
character. He concludes his
article with the question:
‘Will the schools and
universities reinforce the
dehumanizing alternatives of
post-industrial social
character, or consciously
adopt the goal of developing a
discipline for the productive
character?”
The ideal of such dual
development, or the total
development of well-trained
individuals in a responsible
society, is the ideal of higher
education in the United
States. The independent
colleges and universities
throughout the state of
Georgia continue to strive
toward carrying out that high
ideal. (57)
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Billboard Law
Enforcement
Hits Phase 2
ATLANTA (PRN) - With a
city of “Timberrr,” and a few
deft strokes from a power saw,
a State Highway Department
crew on January 3rd, felled
the first illegal billboard to
come down under
second-phase enforcement of
Georgia’s new outdoor
advertising law.
The second enforcement
phase consists of signs, with or
without permits, erected in
violation of the new law.
The first enforcement
phase, concerning smaller signs
on trees, natural features, or
impermanent structures, is
well under way across the
state, according to Highway
officials.
Another, later, phase will
concern signs erected legally
under the 1967 advertising
law, but made illegal by the
new legislation. That group
contains signs the Highway
Department will have to buy
from the owners. The
purchases can’t be made until
federal funds are made
available.
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HIGHWAY CREWMEN Raymond Anderson, Kenneth Dutton,
and Charlie Clark work to remove remnants of the first
billboard to fall under phase two enforcement of Georgia’s new
outdoor advertising law. The sign was erected without a permit
along 1-75 in Bartow County. (PRN)
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