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PAGE 2 Legals THE ADVOCATE DEMOCRAT, Crawfordville, GA, Friday, June 21, 2024 GEORGIA, TALIAFERRO COUNTY Notice To Debtors And Creditors All creditors of the Estate #24- 142, Joyce Ann Chafin-Brown, deceased, of Taliaferro County, Georgia, are hereby notified to render their demands to the undersigned according to law, and all person indebted to said estate are required to make immediate payment. This 3rd day of June 2024 Kimberly Leigh Blake 1846 Kensington High St. Lilburn, GA 30047 7jun4p ABANDONED MOTOR VEHICLE ADVERTISEMENT NOTICE You are hereby notified, in accordance with OCGA 40-11-19 (a) (2), that each of the below- referenced vehicles are subject to a lien and a petition may be filed in court to foreclose a lien for all amounts owed. If the lien is foreclosed, a court shall order the sale of the vehicle to satisfy the debt. The vehicles are currently located at Chancey’s Wrecker Service 2191 Eatonton Rd Madison, GA 30650 The vehicles subject to liens as stated above are identified as: Vehicle Make:John Evans Year:2000 ModekLog Trailer Vehicle ID #: 1J9G142B1Y1003758 Vehicle License #:NO TAG State:SC Towed from: HWY 278/ Carters Ford Rd SE Crawfordville Anyone with an ownership interest in any of these vehicles should contact the following business immediately: Business Name: Chanceys Wrecker Service Address: 539 MCDANIEL MILL RD CONYERS, GA 30012 Telephone #: (770) 483-0698 14jun2c IN THE PROBATE COURT OF TALIAFERRO COUNTY STATE OF GEORGIA IN RE: ESTATE OF MARY RAMEY DARDEN, DECEASED ESTATE #20-84 FINAL ORDER The foregoing petition for discharge of PATTIE LEONA DARDEN ORR as Executor was filed. The court finds that no objection has been filed and all requirements of law have been fulfilled. ACCORDINGLY, IT IS ORDERED that petitioner(s) be, and is /are hereby, discharged (a) solely for office; or _ CCS(b) from office and all liability. SO ORDERED this 12th day of June, 2024 Clarris C, Stephens Judge of the Probate Court 21 jun 1 p Hot Buttered Cinnamon Cheerios 4 cups Cheerios 1/4 cup real salted butter 1/4 tsp pure vanilla extract 1/4 cup granulated white sugar 1 teaspoon ground cinnamon Salt is optional In a small bowl mix cinnamon and sugar, set aside. Using a large skillet, melt butter over medium heat then add vanilla and stir well. Next, add cheerios, coating evenly. Cook for 3 minutes, stirring, until cheerios are lightly toasted. Remove from heat and pour the cinnamon-sugar mixture evenly over the cheerios, stirring to coat evenly. Allow to cool a few minutes before enjoying (while watching a movie, maybe). Better than popcorn! NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OR REAPPOINTMENT JUVENILE COURT JUDGE The Superior Courts of the Toombs Judicial Circuit are soliciting applicants for, and input regarding, the appointment or re-appointment of a circuit-wide juvenile court judge for the Toombs Judicial Circuit. This solicitation, made in compliance with O.C.G.A. §15-11-50(1), is occasioned by the end of the term of Judge James T. Jones, Jr. on September 30, 2024. In advance of this appointment, the Judges of the Superior Courts of the Toombs Judicial Circuit seek the application of any qualified persons seeking appointment as circuit-wide Juvenile Court Judge in the Toombs Judicial Circuit. Qualified persons seeking appointment should forward to the Court an expression of their interest in the position as well as an up- to-date resume or curriculum vitae to the address provided below no later than September 1, 2024. The statutory qualifications for appointment to this position may be found at O.C.G.A. §15-11-51. Also, the Judges of the Superior Courts of the Toombs Judicial Circuit further wish to solicit input from the public, from the bar, and from all other interested persons, entities or agencies regarding this upcoming appointment. All interested parties are requested to submit their input regarding this matter, and qualified persons seeking appointment to this position are requested to send the items set forth above, to T.J. Bement, District Court Administrator, RO. Box 1392, Athens, Georgia, 30603, by September 1,2024. 21jun5jul2augc BBB Tip: How to choose a password manager Security experts recommend creating a unique, strong password for every online account you create. But that’s easier said than done! Many people admit to using the same password across all their accounts, while others keep passwords written down at their desks. Neither option is secure when it comes to keeping your accounts safe. This is where a password manager is useful. 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If you need to share individual or multiple passwords with family members, look for a password manager that gives you secure ways to share. THE ADVOCATE DEMOCRAT Carey Wiliams, Editor and Publisher THE ADVOCATE-DEWKRAT. 14 PLAUTKT3 rvto- ftiaay ty CJK? wmxn. 107 hi. UaTi 51red, awratwro. GA-M642. PWMBfc(Htwh pwal Cr*wftrflVfle.OAPg«cmw SvtwVVK itii a n aumf. i i & OS. fry oji d easily; per year. postmaster senatfiaw advocate democrat. F-ii! Ofttt Be* 149. Grr(-SM!0. fiA H&L2-0145. TOephm number t, [ra&j &wvu Ttyra iii Lr* um Kfwc rar eravwnviK. For Sale Truck, tractors, and equipment 2005 Ford F150 extended cab, 152,000mi $8,500.00 1976 Ford 4600 tractor with front end loader, canopy, 60 hp only 950 hrs. $8,500.00 1972 John Deere 1120, 52 hp, 3700 hrs, runs great $6,000.00 16’ Gooseneck cattle trailer, new paint, exc. cond. $5,500.00 6’ Bushhog, squealer by Bushhog, exc. condition $1,750.00 6’ County Line bushhog, used once $1,650.00 16’ Dual axle equipment trailer with ramps $1,200.00 15’ Landscape trailer with ramp $1,200.00 Cattle headgate $125.00 Much more ... Jeff Thurmond 706-765-4560 or 706-833-3950 The Old Iron Antique Tractor summer pull is this Saturday, June 22. Pull starts at 1:00 and admission is $10.00, children 12 and under are free. This is a cash event. Concessions will be available, bring your chair and join in the fun for an afternoon of pulling! $10.00 per hook for tractors and trucks. The pull is at 2981 Washington Hwy., Union Point, GA 30669. 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With some password managers, a forgotten password means you’re locked out for good and must reset all your passwords. Other managers have emergency access codes or offer hints to help you remember Jbtmiaraf $12.84 - in county $16.05 - out of county Call 706-453-7988 Email news, announcements, public notices, letters to the editor, etc. to greensboronewspaper@gmail. com your master password. Go with good customer service. If you have an issue with your password manager, you’ll want to be able to reach out to customer service right away, preferably by phone or chat. If a password manager’s only customer support option is email, you could find yourself in a pinch if they take several days to respond about the issue. Look for companies that are responsive, helpful, and on hand whenever you need to contact them. Test out password managers with a free trial. Once you have a couple of password managers in your sights, sign up for a free trial and give them a spin. The best password manager for you will be one that works on all your devices, is easy to use, and is secure. However, be sure you understand the free trial terms, such as when to cancel, before enrolling. “Children are not a distraction from more important work. They are the most important work. ” Dr. John Trainer Letter To The Editor On June 12 there was a public budget hearing at which county department heads were to present their budget requests for next year. Commissioner Crysta Moore was absent, as she has been for three of the last four commission meetings. Copies of the proposed budget were not available to the over two dozen citizens present at the meeting. All Georgia counties have four Constitutional Officers: Sheriff, Tax Commissioner, Clerk of Superior Court, and Probate Judge. The operations of these offices are independent from the county commission but receive their funding from the county budget. At the budget hearing, Sheriff McWilliams and Tax Commissioner Vicki Swan were present. Sheriff McWilliams presented a very well researched assessment of the needs of the Sheriff Department and indicated the proposed budget was considerably short of the needs to hire and retain deputies and purchase new vehicles. The two Commissioners present seemed to pay little attention to the presentation and made no attempt to address the issues. Fire Chief Andrew Foot was the only department head present at the June 12 hearing. Since there were only one county department head, two of four constitutional offices represented, and two of three commissioners present, there must be another hearing, open to the public, at which all department heads and all three commissioners are present. Passing a budget with so little input is unacceptable. Last week in the Advocate- Democrat, Chairman Alexander announced that on Wednesday, June 26, the county budget for FY 2025 would be adopted. The Chairman must call another public hearing, before budget approval, and require that all department heads attend. Two public hearings prior to the adoption of the budget was the practice of the two previous commission chairs, Willie Blockum and Charles Ware. Transparency and accountability in government should be demanded by the public who pay taxes to support the budget. Concerned citizens should be there to observe the workings of their county government. Katie Price \ ~ Heavy’s barbecue - ’ ■ Crawfordville, GA-—706-456-2445—1 mile • from E-20 on Hwy. 22S I Open Fri.. Sat. & Sun.—Serving hamburgers I l made from fresh beef. . Hot wings. Catfish & Ribs 1 Will feed groups I in dining room! I
