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PAGE 10A PICKENS COUNTY PROGRESS THURSDAY. MARCH 3. 2022 Continued From 1A List some people do have a hangar plus a storage unit, or a hangar, storage unit, and box hangar. The storage units are small additions located at the end of each building and the box hangars are large build ings separate from the regular T-hangars. It should also be noted that there are no re strictions on how many units someone can hold. Another point of con tention among pilots was the issue of sub-leasing. Cur rently there are no rules against sub-leasing, accord ing to section 11 of the T- Hanger/Storage leasing agreement. The county has built 46 hangers in the last three years, with 27 of those com pleted in December 2021 and all hangars are full. The cur rent waitlist has 13 people on it in line for hangars and one person waiting for a box hangar. There have also been questions about people find ing ways to cut in line for hangars as well, but the Pick ens County Government Air port Administration secretary found no evidence of this. If you look at the hangar list you will notice differ ences in price across different buildings. The factors that af fect this are size of the hangars as well as the condi tion and age of the unit. Each T-hangar costs between $330 and $400 per month, while box hangars ran $800 per month. One oddity are the El- hangars. These are land- leased hangars, where someone owns the building and leases the land for a pe riod of time. Pickens County Airport Waitlist As of 1/19/2022 ACCT# NAME HANGAR DEPOSIT 550-0000- 122501 Deposit Date NOTES 1765 Reister, Bill 250.00 6/26/19 (3/18/19") needs refund Kerlo, Jeffrey Revelation Aerospace 250.00 8/26/2019 need to determine who refund is payable to HANGAR WAIT LIST 1883 Pair, Stephen 250.00 6/4/2020 1888 Hendrix, Chris 250.00 7/3/2020 1914 Phillips, Patrick 250.00 11/20/2020 1917 Mackie, Scott 250.00 11/24/2020 1916 Davis, Carey 250.00 12/2/2020 1927 Vetter, Glen 250.00 2/15/2021 1935 Shaw, Kevin 250.00 3/5/2021 1964 Eller, Brian 250.00 3/23/2021 1967 Marucci, Richard 250.00 8/3/2021 1838 Ahlen, Nicholas Ahlen Aviation 250.00 11/29/21 [6/26/19X5/17/19) DECLINED 11/29/21, BUT PUT AT BOTTOM OF LIST 1854 Kilgore, Scott A. 250.00 11/29/21(11/30/19)(11/23/19) DECLINED 11/29/21, BUT PUT AT BOTTOM OF LIST 1855 Larson, Gregg B. 250.00 12/7/21(11/30/19)(11/30/19) DECLINED 12/7/21, BUT PUT AT BOTTOM OF LIST 1859 Richter, Tim TDW Property, LLC 250.00 12/9/21(4/9/2020) DECLINED 12/9/21, BUT PUT AT BOTTOM OF LIST BOX HANGAR WAIT LIST 1823 Furlong, Lou 250.00 2/10/2021 2nd deposit - for BOX Hangar TOTAL 4000.00 Turner, Whitworth guests at Beta Eta Chapter meeting Paige Turner was the guest speaker at the February meeting of Beta Eta Chapter of DKG International. Pier program, Aspiring Teacher in Our Community, told of her being a mom; a teacher at Harmony Elementary; and also her involvement with the Mountain Education Charter High School. She also shared stories of how meaningful her personalized jewelry has been to many individuals. The state District 2 direc tor, Tammy Whitworth, vis ited the meeting and detailed the current legislative activi ties of the Georgia State Or ganization and opportunities for DKG members to be in volved in state activities. Beta Eta Chapter is the local unit of Delta Kappa Gamma International, an honorary society for women educators. The next meeting of Beta Eta Chapter will be April 21 at 5 p.m. Tammy Consumer Ed 1. Brew 4. NY ballplayer 7. Rigid external covering in some animals 12. Promotional materials 15. More high-pitched 16. Widely cultivated cereal 18. Dormitory employee 19. Bad act 20. One's mother 21. Scored perfectly 24. Space station 27. Exchange for money 30. Edible seaweed 31. Iranian city 33. Lakers' crosstown rivals 34. Nothing 35. Spiritual leader of a Jewish \ 1. In a way, brought to an end j 2. Scandalized actress Loughlin I 3. This (Spanish) ■ 4. Essay I 5. Continuing indefinitely . 6. Tool for lifting food | 7. Partner to Adam • 8. Dry white wine drink j 9. Spanish be 110. Smaller quantity ■11. Last or greatest in an indefi- I nitely large series ! 12. (Scottish) island ■ 13. Church officer 114. Large wrestler ■ 17. Polite address for women 122. Famed Susan Lucci character . Kane” 123. Mason _ Line [ 24. Disfigure j 25. Asian nation 126. Rage (Span.) ■ 28. Khoikhoin peoples 129. Opera solo ! 32. Database management system ■ 36. Similar 138. Move up and down playfully |40. Alfalfa congregation 37. _ student, learns healing 39. Military official (abbr.) 41. Matchstick games 42. Gasteyer and De Armas are two 44. Distant planet 47. A type of residue 48. Punk art icon Jimmy De_ 49. Millihenry 50. Canadian media firm 52. Type of withdrawal 53. Spicy 56. Dish of minced meat or fish 61. Noted previously 63. Happily 64. “Partridge” actress Susan 65. Not present 43. Satisfied 44. Baseball official 45. Large, flightless bird of S. America 46. Money given in support 51. Flower cluster 54. Beginning military rank 55. Russian weight measurement 56. Explosive 57. An individual unit 58. Midskirt 59. Weapon featuring balls 60. Used of a number or amount not specified 62. Unit of measurement Dear Consumer Ed: I purchased a lawn tractor a few months ago, which is now having problems. I con tacted the manufacturer, but it refuses to honor its war ranty. What can I do? Consumer Ed says: The first thing you want to do is re-read your warranty to find out exactly what is cov ered and who is offering the warranty. A manufacturer's warranty is a promise that the company stands behind the representations it has made about the product and that it will correct certain problems — often through repair, re placement or refund. Impor tantly, you’ll want to review the warranty for any dis claimers and determine if specific parts of the tractor or specific repairs aren’t listed, in which case the specific issue may not be covered under the warranty. Manufac turer warranties usually cover problems that arise from de fective parts or product fail ure in terms of design, materials, and workmanship; the warranties usually do not cover wear and tear or de fects caused by abuse or mis use. That being said, a warran tor must adhere to the lan guage of a warranty provided, and any dis claimers must be made clearly and conspicuously. According to the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) regulations, a warranty must disclose, among other things, what the warrantor will do if the product has a defect, mal function, or fails to comply with the warranty; the dura tion of the warranty; and any limitations on relief. The lan guage must be written “clearly and conspicuously.” You can find more informa tion about the FTC’s guid ance on warranties at consumer, ftc .gov/articles/war ranties. Below are some sugges tions for handling a dispute with your warrantor: Review your warranty and determine if the particular issue is still covered by the warranty. Make sure to keep all receipts and other paper work associated with the pur chase. Look to the warranty for what your options are for in formal dispute resolution. You will have to follow the procedures offered by the warrantor before pursuing a legal remedy. Contact the retailer from whom you purchased the product to inquire about pos sible warranty resolutions. Contact your credit card company to see about a po tential chargeback. If you believe the manu facturer failed to comply with the terms of the warranty, you can submit a complaint to the Attorney General’s Consumer Protection Divi sion, the FTC, and/or consult with a private attorney about possibly suing for breach of warranty. Talking Rock meeting cancelled for March An e-mail from the town clerk Tuesday an nounced that the monthly Talking Rock council meeting on Thursday has been can celled. The e-mail stated, they have a couple of council members that can not make the meet ing. The next meeting of the council will be in April Clues Down Below is the list which we have cropped off the heading reading “working copy master as of 1/31/22” RATE LOC OWNER AS-01 Pickens Co. Airport $ 330.00 A-01 1 st Mtn Flyers, LLC $ 330.00 A-02 Tom Little $ 330.00 A-03 Alan Pinnick $ 330.00 A-04 Jim O. Tidwell $ 335.00 A-05 Atlanta Gear Works, Inc $ 330.00 A-06 Lowell Thomas $ 330,00 A-07 Dr. Ken Austin $ 330.00 A-08 Joe Perron $ 330.00 A-09 Vinay Bose/Scott Gronholm $ 100.00 AS-02 Gregory' Chaffee RATE LOC OWNER $ 100.00 BS-01 Robert M. Stack $ 340.00 B-01 Bill Durham $ 330.00 B-02 Joe Wolbert $ 330.00 B-Q3 WilliamGloverlnterworxNetlnc. $ 330.00 B-04 Jack Hunt $ 340.00 B-05 Jesse Jenson $ 330.00 B-06 Robert M. Stack $ 330.00 B-07 John Schnars $ 330.00 B-08 Clyde Schnars $ 330.00 B-09 Atlantic Coast Conservancy $ 100.00 BS-02 Nick King RATE LOC OWNER $ 100.00 CS-01 Shana L Sullivan $ 350.00 C-01 Curtis Burkett S 350.00 C-02 JeffMarchell $ 350.00 C-03 Dusty Brown $ 350.00 C-04 Ed Wood S 350.00 0-1)5 Gary Collier $ 350.00 C-06 Robert F. Staek-American Autoclave $ 350.00 C-07 Cherokee Flight Training $ 350.00 C-08 Cherokee Flight Training $ 350.00 C-09 Matthew Kenner $ 100.00 CS-02 Ed Wood RATE LOC OWNER $ 100.00 DS-01 Cherokee Flight Training $ 330.00 B-01 Planes World $ 330.00 D-02 Planes World $ 330.00 D-03 James Jones S 330.00 D-04 Charles Maire & Ryan Roach $ 330.00 D-95 Wesley Barron $ 330.00 D-06 Cherokee Flight Training $ 330.00 D-07 Edward McCrimmon $ 330.00 D-08 Conrad Mosley-Brown S 330.00 D-09 Paul Doug Reed $ 330.00 D-10 Steven E. Bailey $ 100.00 DS-02 Michael Touchstone RATE LOC OWNER $ 45.00 HOI Al Lovelace $ 45.00 H-02 Jack Williams $ 45.00 H-03 Chris Pharis $ 45.00 H-04 Wallace Reece $ 45.00 H-05 Keith Henrey $ 45.00 H-06 Michael McElheny $ 45.00 H-07 Greg M. Johnson $ 45.00 H-08 Ed McFather $ 45.00 H-09 Thomas C. Parent $ 55.00 H-10 Hendricks Edgerton $ 108.00 H-ll Garrett Cobb DTB H-12 Light Sports Aviators, LLC (David T.G.) RATE LOC OWNER $ 150.00 ES-01 Shana Sullivan $ 400.00 E-01 James Ed McGowin $ 400.00 E-02 Rick Geneva $ 400.00 E-03 Tom Jordan $ 400.00 E-04 Paul Green $ 400.00 E-OS Colin & Lou Furlong $ 400.00 E-06 Colin & Lou Furlong $ 400.00 E-07 j Jerry Candito $ 400.00 E-08 Buck Benton $ 400.00 E-09 Sid Lambert $ 400.00 E-ie Russell Ziprik $ 150.00 ES-02 Colin & Lou Furiong RATE LOC OWNER $ 150.00 FS-01 Phil Sanders $ 350.00 F-61 Roland Knaack $ 350.00 F-02 Phil Sanders $ 350.00 F-03 Steve Bradley S 350.00 F-04 SportTechs (David T.G.) $ 350.00 F-05 Bob Augestad $ 350.00 F-06 Mike Meadows/Kevin Hunt $ 350.00 F-07 Mitchell Engelhart $ 150.00 FS-02 Anthony Garcia RATE LOC OWNER $ 150.00 GS-01 $ 350.00 G-01 Christopher Testa $ 350.00 G-02 Don Raper $ 350.00 G-03 Alan Beske $ 350.00 G-04 James (Jim) Berry $ 350.00 G-OS Ronald Siosberg $ 350.00 G-06 Douglas Winkeljohn $ 350.QQ G-07 Wendell Turner S 150.00 GS-02 Maintenance RATE LOC OWNER S 800.00 1-01 Ed Wood $ 800.00 1-02 Ron Arnold $ 800.00 1-03 Ga. 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