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. . . The Summerville News, Thursday, June 26, 1986
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This J)hoto was made through the bull’s
eye urinE the throwing event of the
Summerville-Trion Optimist Club’s an
nual Tri-Star Basebalf Skills Event held
in Trion and Summerville last weekend.
County Gets 7th Check
DENTURE SPECIAL
FOR JUNE
$300.00 .....
FULL UPPER AND LOWER
DR. B. LOVINGOOD
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Something Special
Is Happening in Summerville
This Summer!
Diana Smithson of the Rome City
Ballet School is teaching Creative
Movement to boys and girls age 3 to
4 at the Summerville Recreation
Center on Monday mornings 11-12,
class runs until the first week in
August. To enroll your child in this
interesting, creal’'ve hour of song
and dance just cull Mrs. Smithson
collect at 234-6118.
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SUMMERVILLE, GA. OFFICE 857-4333
New Energy Saving One and Two Bedroom Apart
ments. Located Nice Quiet Area. Washer & Dryer
Hookups. Central Heat & Air.
Carpeted with Stove & Refrigerator. References and Deposit
Required.
— No'Pets —
AVAILABLE APPROXIMATELY AUGUST 1, 1986
Call 857-2838 For Appointment
~ Equal Housing —
This younister is shown trying his luck
at the baseball throw in the Summerville-
Trion Optimist Club’s Tri-Star Baseball
A Target’s Eye View
This contestant narrowly missed the
bull's eye. The contestants get fou‘:'ll)oints
for hitting the wood around the bull's eKe
and eight points for throwing through the
bull’s eye.
Chattooga County this
week was expected to receive
its seventh check from the
special purpose local option
sales tax approved last year by
voters.
This week's check is based
on collections last April and
will total $101,253, according
to the Georgia Department of
Revenue.
Counting this week’s check,
Commissioner Harry Powell
will have received $631,885
since the countfi began receiv
ing funds last December. Col
lections began Oct. 1, 1985, but
it takes around 60 days for the
Revenue Department to “‘turn
around” the funds and return
them to the county.
The ssegvoen checks hfive
averafged ,269 per month so
far. If that average is maintain
ed, Commissioner Powell
should receive at least
$1,083,228 from the sales tax
this calendar year.
Voters approved the special
urpose tax 1,237-762 in earß'
gune, 1985. It will automatical
ly expire in five years. It is
J'esignated for roads and
bridges in the county.
| Guitar Classes
‘ Beginning and advanced
i a’utar classes will be offered at
lOalker Tech beginning July
k .Each %ass will last for %
sessions. Be, guitar wi
be from 7:3gl to 8:50 p.m. and
advanced guitar will be taught
from 8:45 to 9:45 p.m. Cost of
each class will be SSO and more
information may be obtained
bg calling Sher’rl Clark at
| 764-1016 or 615-756-1286.
Skills Contest in Trion last weekend.
Twenty participated in Trion and 70 in
Summerville.
Industries
Vacation
Next Week
Most local industries will be
closed next week for vacation
and all local governmental of
fices will be closed on In
deeendence Day, Friday, July
4. Vacation pay is exgected to
boost Chattooga County’s
economy this summer.
Riegel Textile Corp., Trion,
will close at midnight Frida
and will return for work at mi(if
night Sunday, July 6. The
amount of vacation pay going
to the firm's employees was
not available.
However, Best Manufactur
ing Co., based in Menlo, will be
closed next week for vacation
and the industry’s some 550
employees will return to work
Monday, July 7. Around
$200,000 in vacation pay will
be received by employees of
Best.
Some 825 employees of
Georfiila Rug Mill in both Sum
merville and Lyerly will go on
vacation after the plants close
Friday and they will return to
work Monday, July 7. The
amount of vacation pay was
not available.
Around 75 Wire
Assemblies Iflant emplolyees on
the Menlo Highway will be on
vacation next week and the
following week. They will
return Monday, July 14. Plant
officials said the employees
receive their vacation pay on
their employment anniver
saries ratl}l'er than all
employees receivinfi the pay at
the same time each year.
Georgia Glove's employees
at Lyerly, some 50 in all, will
be on vacation next week and
will return July 7. Those
employees receive their vaca-.
tion pay at Christmas, rather
than in the summer.
Offices in the city of Sum
merville will be closed on July
4 and no garbage will be pick
ed u%ethat day. Emergencies
may be handled by calling the
Summerville Police Depart
ment.
The Town of Trion's
business office, maintenance
departments and the recreation
center will be closed July 4.
Garbage normally picked up on
Friday will be picked up on
Thursdz:fl. July 3. All other
dafi's will be on the regular
schedule. Emergencies also
may be handled by calling the
Trion Fire Degartment.
Chattooga County Commis
sioner Ha:?' Powell's office
said it would be closed all next
week for vacation, as will the
office of Probate Judge Jon
Payne, according to office
officials.
All other cou::fi' offices will
be open next week except for
Friday, July 4.
Registration
Continuing At
Coosa Tech
Registration for summer
classes at Coosa Valley Tech,
Rome, will continue through
July 8 for applicants who have
not pre-registered. Those who
plan to register for summer
classes in Practical Nursiniare
advised to contact the school
as soon as possible to complete
the application procedure. All
business, trade, and technical
programs will reEister new ap
gl:cnnts through the July 8
ginning date for summer
classes.
Those who have not yet ap
plied for summer classes may
do so l‘)iy contacting the Office
of Admissions. New ap
plicants, and those that did not
attend CVT's pre-registration,
should contact the school for
information on available sum
mer classes.
Those planninlg to reiister
for full time day classes should
call Coosa Valley Tech's admis
sions office at 235-1145 before
4 p.m. daily for assistance.
Those plnnning to register for
evening classes should call
236-1142 after 3 p.m. daily.
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