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Deadline For Homemaker Os The Year Set Monday. Aug. 3. is the dead line Cor nominations in (he 17th annual Georgia Homemaker of the Year Program, designed to recognize Georgia women de voting full time to their fami lies, homes and communities. Application forms and in struction booklets are now available at the offices of the Southeastern Fair Association, which sponsors the program in conjunction with state women's organizations. Ciubs and groups planning to nominate a Home maker of the Year are urged to obtain the proper forms and instructions immediately by calling or writing Mrs. "Sis" Hardy, Special Activities Direc tor, Southeastern Fair Associa tion, Post Office Box 6826, At lanta. Ga. 30315. "Now is the time to get the nominations in,” Mrs. Hardy said. "We hope to receive them within the next 60 days—before vacation lime." She emphasized that the of ficial form must be used for nominations. If more space is required, additional blank sheets may tie attached with numbers corresponding to form. Nominations may b made by any club or group, Judging will be based on accomplish ments ami activities during the period from June 1, 1969 to June |, 1970 To be eligible for Homemak er of the Year honors, the nom inee must be a Georgia home maker between age of 30 and 55, a registered voter, with a family at home consisting ol at least one child. She must not be regularly employed. The nominee must actually be re sponsible for meal planning and preparation as well as oth er general functions of home making No previous district winner can l>e nominated two consecu tive years Any club or group may nominate as many con testants as they desire. Judging of (he Homemaker will be done by each of the sponsoring groups: G eurgi a Home Economics Association < general administrator of the program t. Extension Home Ec onomics Council of Georgia, Georgia Farm Bureau Women and Georgia Federation of Wo men's Clubs. Judges will meet between Aug, 10 and Aug. 20 to select the winners. Final judging will be done by a rep resntative from each sponsor ing group, The winner will be announc- , ed on Homemakers Day at the Southeastern Fair. Oct 8. Benefits Offered To National Guard ATLANTA—lnasmuch as now is the time of year when Na tional Guardsmen and Armed Forces Reservists are undergo ing active duly for training purposes, Georgia Veterans Service Director Pete Wheeler advises that there are certain VA benefits available to them | in the event ot disabilities caused by injury or disease. One important benefit is com pensation from the VA lor in juries sustained during training or while travelling to and from the training location. "No min imum time of sen ice is re quired in order to receive com pensatkm for disabilities re sulting from injuries." says Wheeler, “but to receive com pensation lor disabilities in curred by diseases, guardsmen must have been on active duly for a period exceeding 30 days. Wheeler added that to receive any of these* benefits, a guards man must file a claim with the Veterans Administration estab lishing a service-connection for the disability. Other benefits prov id e d guardsmen and reservists in elude guarantees against loss of their jobs, accrued vacation time anti certain other employ ment rights Employers are re quired to permit the reservists to fulfill their training obliga tions. To be entitled to em ployment benefit protection, however, the reservists must report back to their jobs on the first scheduled working day following completion of their training Additional information re garding benefits for guardsmen and reservists as well as assist ance in filing claims for bene fits may be obtained from any office of the Georgia Depart ment of Veterans Service. SUPPORT PERRY r ll IN GREAT FOOD AT GREAT - (iT^T'lft" Ji QUEEN OF DIXIE TENDERIZED | USDA INSPECTED . \B_I_UJJ I *¥/ : HAMS PARTS Iw. \.... 1 iAuSKfejt 1 HEAVY WESTERN CHOICE Shank Half or Whole | b I LEGS OR BREAST 1 I C?|‘sss 1 4Q C f STEAK ■ IR ■ Lean ■ M I ' “ I SPARE RIBS I X ground'beef /> \ 1 * b ’ s9c \ )} .nf % VALUE CHECKED HEAVY WESTERN CHOICE _ NECK"BONES CUBE - iu in* Vr/ \c u ttotheß° ne (tender, .. B 1 wieners IVC JEEtT j ™ I 12 oz. pkg. 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