The Millen news. (Millen, Jenkins County, Ga.) 1903-current, April 08, 2009, Image 2

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Page 2 — Wednesday, April 8, 2009, The Millen News JCHS Eagles win one, lose two The Jenkins County High School varsity baseball team came away from a three-game week with one win and two losses. The Eagles defeated Bryan County 14-6. Leading hitters were: Aaron Comstock 2-4 with a homerun; Josh Lee 2-4 and two RBI’s; Dontavous Young 1-2 with three runs scored; and Spen cer Clark 1-3 with two walks. “It was a great win on the road at Bryan County. The playing conditions were tough for the pitchers. Will Bragg started the game but got in jured in the first inning. Trevor Weathersby, Will Brinson and Aaron Comstock all came on in relief. We are now 4-1 in the region,” commented Coach Wendell Clark. The Eagles fell 12-2 to Aquinas. Leading hitters were Trevor Weathersby 2-3; Spencer Clark 2-3; Aaron Comstock 1- 2 with a homerun; and Aaron Tanner 1-2. “Non-region games are al ways the wildest because you are looking for different things. It’s a good time for young pitchers to try and prove themselves to the coaches. Aquinas had a good group of hitters. Will Brinson, Race Weathersby, Aaron Tan ner and Jonathan Mays all saw pitching action,” said Coach Clark. The Eagles lost to Savannah Christian 8-1. Leading hitters were Dag Gay 2-3 and Spencer Clark 1- 3. Aaron Comstock pitched a pretty good game giving up only three earned runs with four strikeouts going all seven innings. We had our work cut out for us against a very good team, said Coach Clark. Lady Eagles track team finishes third The Jenkins County Lady Eagles track team finished third in the track meet held at Swainsboro March 21. “It was an outstanding team performance for the Lady Eagles,” said Coach Chuck Sanders. Screven County and Swainsboro finished first and second, but the Lady Eagles defeated Metter, Jefferson County, Tattnall County, Hawkinsville, Toombs County and East and West Laurens. Coach Sanders said, “We are getting better and better with each meet and seem to be gain ing the experience we need to be in excellent shape for a run at the region title in a few weeks.” Finishing high for the Lady Eagles was Deondra Lewis, 1st in the discus and shot put; Chelsea Taylor, 4 th in the dis cus; Ay ana Walker, 1 st in the 100 and 200 meter races and 6 th in the long jump; Zandra Lake 1st in the 300 hurdles, 4th in the 100 meter hurdles and 4 th in the triple jump. Both relays teams finished in good shape, the 4 x 100 re lay of Deondra Lewis, Zandra Lake, Margaret Dickens and Ayana Walker finished in sixth place and the 4 x 400 team of Shae Burke, Zandra Lake, Margaret Dickens and Ayana Walker finished fourth in their race. “This was an excellent meet for the Lady Eagles. The other schools were bigger class schools and the Lady Eagles held their own”, stated Coach Sanders. 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(Photo con tributed) Millen residents place third in 2009 US Grappling Championship Brothers JR and DAG Gay, sons of Don and Evelyn Gay took third place in the 2009 U.S. Grappling Championship in Atlanta March 21-22. The competition was a Jiu Jitsu tourna ment. The objective was to beat your opponent by making them submit. Opponents were submitted by chokes, arm locks, leg locks, or other Jiu Jitsu submissions. JR placed third in the 200-225 lb. division, and DAG placed third in the 130-150 lb. division. JR is a 1999 gradu ate of Jenkins County High School (JCHS), a graduate of Georgia Southern University with a mechanical engineering degree and is employed with Baxley Steel as a Design Engineer. DAG is a junior at JCHS. He plays baseball, football and track. ASU and UGA recognized DAG for being in the top five percent of the Jenkins County junior class. (Photo contributed) Col. Wade speaks to retired educators Col. Kenneth Wade, lead in structor of the Jenkins County High School JROTC, was the guest of the Jenkins County Retired Educators Association at its March 12 meeting. Col. Wade presented a student- produced slide show highlight- ing the activities of the JROTC members and fol lowed with a further descrip tion of the unit’s public ap pearances and competition successes. (Photo contributed) INVITATION FOR BIDS SEALED BIDS for the construction of tll$ ( uitnn Avenue Sircctseapc !mp™\ ctacm Project, heretrial)Sticfetted to by project name us: Cl A DOT Project No: TEEi-$06-0D(<)3H) GA DOT P.t. No: IKW)6fc3S LOTTON AVENUE STREETSCAPIl IMPROVEMENT PROJECT Jenkins County, Georgia Ccmiraei Time: ISO calends daysDBE: 7% will he received al this office until 2:00 p.m.. 1 burs day, ApfH ID. 2 CHID HiiL win he reeeiv isl >y; I lie City of Mi jkn hereinafter relented 10 as the OW Nl R a! the o I'll ee of; The Lily of Milieu At "IN'Sir. H. Lamar l-tiireloth, (."itv Manager I’D Bo* 929 Millen. Georeia 3 04'12 At which lime all bids will be publicly opened add read in the presence of those interested All work shall be in accordance with LhecoiPrciet documents as provided by YfiR, loole Engineers, Inc., here inafter rclemal as Die E ngjlWCft Ail bidden submitting bids must be pre-quali tied with the Georgia Department of Lrajisporlaton only if bid is greater than 52.(100,000.0(1. Copies of the Contract Documents irtm be Examined during regular business injurs m ihcofiiee id: Wjfjt. look I .Il”iita;r>., Inc, City of Millen P.Wi I lodge Division Plan Room I DOS Broad Street. Suite 200 Augu^a, GA .'090! 919 College Avenue I2SI Broad Ntreei Millen. GA -W442 Aur-usia, GA jfWQl l be Augusta Builders Txchangv Room AGC Builders Exchange PAV, Dodge Division Plan J2tC Mem Street Augusts, GA 11)903 1940 the Exchange. Ste 300 11)00 Eisenhower Drive. Kte G Atlanta, GA 3(1349 Savannah. GA 3\4G6 Copies mav be obtained ul the ctfice ei WK. Toole Etigiiveers. tnc. upon pavmenl qf $200.00 iNCiN- Rl TURN ABU iforffleh^ct. Mills shall K- addressed n> the ("its of Mitten, AI IN' Mr. H I amtir l-'aineknli, Cilv MsEs^jcr. PO l3ox 92 ( l, Millen. GsSjrpa 30442. marking the envelop Mild fur COl ION AVI M t STRKITTS* APE LMPRGV[> Ml N'T PROffif f a io% EtiJ Bond is required to he submitted id u -epanati envelope » marked along with the biddcrNqualim cJiiunsL a lOffiu Perlbrm since Bond and a I KfN Pay mint litoiid will Ik- retiuirod ihr award. Payment will be made tu the Contractor each calendar month bused on ihe estimated work Complete in plan ■L-, prescribed Sn> Ltie standiii-.! specifications. Regrinuge as prescribed by ihe standard specifications will be withheld. Finn! paymctil of amounts withliiidd will mu be made until die engineer has certified ilia idle work hag been satis fhctnrily completed and accepted. A MANDATORY Pre-bid meeting will be held l uesday, April 21, 2i)l) ( >. at l:00p,m., in the office of the City of Millen, 9 j<) Col iege Avenue, Miller. G \ i he deadline fwjthreakxis i*. i ridsty. April 24,2009, at 11:0u«.m Questions STC In Ih - suNnittctl in wnting (i.e. hiesinlile ("0f'-722-f)319j. i-maiTrhiLiideii'i'i wituiile.ctnn, Lirrruil) 10 K. l oote Engineers, Inc., no verbal phone conversations witt be acceptable. I ho OWN] n reserves the right to reject am or all Bids and to waive technicalities and Informalities. 11 is the wish of 1 lie Owner dial minority business Ik ybeii the opportunity' to bid on the various parts ul ihc work; This de$ire on the part of the Owner tstwi imendod io resifidtorliitiitctidiipetidve hidcHn^or to incticiw Ae oast of the work, iiic Owner supjv-rLs a htsiltliy tree markei system lluit seek.-, m include responsible lm:i- IlCsSCS anil provide stmipJe opportunity for hud ness givwth and tjm dOpment No bid may be wiihdrmvn rironi a period of si\ty ilays (60) aftcF die dale and time set for die receipt ot'hids