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Page 2 — Wednesday, November 4, 2009, The Millen News Tigers The East Georgia Tigers baseball team recently won an other championship, their sec ond win this season. Led by coaches Adam Lane, Eddie Conway and Noot Irvin, the Tigers drove to Brunswick ready to play baseball where they won four out of five games to seal the championship. The Tigers’ defense held all five teams played to a total of 14 runs the whole tournament. This compared to 28 runs scored by the Tigers during the event. The Tigers’ defense was lead by the team’s pitching staff. In the first game, Dillon Lane delivered, but the game was called before the Tigers could seal the win. They lost 5-4 to the Richmond Hill Hooks. The second game saw Austin Fields lead the Tigers to a 7-5 win over the Wayne County Rampage. In the third game, Dillon Lane dominated, and TJ Hackle closed the game with a 10-0 win over the Richmond Hill Hooks. The Tigers needed to beat the Jacksonville Force twice to se cure the championship. With D. Brown pitching and the offense win championship Members of the Tiger team shown are, from left, first row: Scott Irvin, TJ Hackle, D. Brown and Jacob Wedincamp; and second row: Coach Adam Lane, James Brown, Tyler Taylor, Austin Fields, Pete Conway, Dillon Lane, Coach Noot Irvin. (Photo contributed) dominating at the plate, the Ti- Austin Fields and D. Brown East Georgia Tigers baseball gers won the first game 10-2. pitched the final game, and the has just begun for the 2009- “For the championship, the Tigers beat the Jacksonville 2010 season. To become a Tigers’ defense played an out- Force 7-5. The Tigers ended the sponsor, please contact Adam standing game,” commented tournament and headed home at Lane at Lane Brothers Auctions the coaches. 12 a.m. at (478) 237-5848. Help us help you, Jenkins County The Energy Assistance Pro gram began taking applications Tuesday, Nov. 3, for homebound and elderly 65 years and older households to assist with paying their home heating costs. If funds are available, it will be opened to the general public Tuesday Dec. 1. To qualify for assistance, ap plicants must be responsible for paying the cost of energy for pri mary home heating source; must be a U.S. citizenship or legally admitted alien; must have income at or below 160% of the poverty level for Georgia as follows: One person - $21,458; Two person - $28,061; Three person - $34,663; Four person - $41,266; Five per son - $47,868; Six person - $54,471; Seven person - $55,709; and Eight person - $56,947. Applications will be taken at the Jenkins County Family En richment Center Tuesday, Nov. 3, through Friday, Nov. 20. Appli cations will be taken by appoint ment only on Tuesday’s and Wednesday’s 9 a.m. until noon and Thursday’s 1 p.m. until 4 p.m. For appointments call (478) 982-8004. For further informa tion call 1- 866-722-4346. Applicants must have a copy of social security cards for every one in the household; proof of income for everyone in the household; and most recent heat ing bill. The person applying must have a picture ID and docu ment showing proof of age. Ap plicants that have all the informa tion will have their application processed much quicker. No calls will be accepted re garding the status of an applica tion once it has been completed. The pink copy will be mailed immediately after application has been processed. JCFEC regrets this inconvenience, however the Energy Assistance Program is not an emergency program, and ap plicants are encouraged to con tinue paying on their heating bills. Limited personnel and the need to process applications as quickly as possible make this necessary. Road to Recovery Jenkins County citizens turned out in record numbers for the U. S. Department of Energy’s “Road to Recovery” tour Oct. 27 at the Jenkins County Memorial Library. The tour provided information on job train ing, employment assistance programs and information on remaining Recovery Act jobs at the Savannah River Site. Those attending also had the opportunity to submit resumes to staffing firms. (Staff photo by Deborah Bennett) HAWK & ASSOCIATES, P.C. Victor C. Hawk Melissa Detchemendy Need Help? Call: 478-982-4226 (day) or 706-294-4447 (night) American Trial Lawyers Association Southern Trial Lawyers Association Georgia Trial Lawyers Association Office located in The Millen News Building 856 E. Cotton Ave., Millen, GA Augusta Dental Center p c J. Michael Scott DMD Single Economy D'iii Luii- L DC iilli,' li'Jiinil F Wft airLCfil Or* Vim WC, nipuaurr. ii 'il . : ; h Mndic.nil Srlii-ple ExCtMCIOiN klS.'™ SitrgkaJ EjrtntOir+i 1-74,™ PartlaL Stlrtlrls (a 1 i 39-4.'™ LJt(UUT-H3 - h i It Lt onQill y Wr ;iArlli^4t -3 iO ;tJ Por-mJ.i in C ruwn 111 I'ullMouih r IMMEDIATE DENTURES □ pert Mon-Fri 7:30 AM Nn ApjnrKn Imond Nnonnsii ry I2fb i Si. 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(Photo contributed) Locally Owned amp Operated by: JENKINS COUNTY NOV. 9-13 Monday - Salisbury Steak or P/B Jelly Sandwich, Cream Potatoes, Garden Peas, Juice Bar, Roll or Salad Bar: Lettuce, Tomato, Celery Sticks, Boiled Egg, Cheese, P/B Jelly Sandwich, Grapes. Tuesday - Chicken Filet on Bun or P/B Jelly Sandwich, Green Beans, Dill Pickle Spears, Sherbet or Salad Bar: Lettuce, Tomato, Celery Sticks, Boiled Egg, Pimento Cheese, Grapes, Graham Crackers, Saltines. Wednesday - Corn Dog or P/B Jelly Sandwich, French Fries, Carrot Sticks & Dip, Graham Crackers Juice Baror Salad Bar: Lettuce, Tomato, Pickle Spears, Boiled Egg, Cheese, Cold Cut Sandwich, Grapes. Thursday - TURKEY DAY: Turkey & Dressing with Gravy or P/B Jelly Sandwich, Green Beans, Sweet Potato Souffle, Cranberry Sauce, Fruit Cup, Roll. NO SALADS TODAY. Friday - Cheeseburger on Bun or P/B Jelly Sandwich, French Fries, Lettuce, Tomato, Fresh Apples, Chocolate Chip Cookie or Salad Bar: Lettuce, Tomato, Pickle Spears, Boiled Egg, Cheese, Turkey/Cheese Sub, Grapes. # School Menu# Tracy Joiner. Funeral Dircdot * Mark Andersen, Tutmat Dirt t tor L: ul Sa MW i * VLl I Vi ■ w 11 n. pit turn! !h r& itn . \ Simaging hn >>u i FUNERAL HOME ft CREMATORY tm'fied tmd opera fed 220 East 6th St. Waynesboro. Georgia (706)554-7999 wwwjomeranderson.com