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Riegel Textile Corp. Donates Clothing
Riegel Textile Corp., Trion, has donated
more than SB,OOO worth of jeans,
parachute pants, sweatshirts and jogging
outfits to the Georgia Sheriff’s %flys
Ranch, said Chattooga County Sheriff
Norton Wins Summer Tournament
Ladell Norton, Summer
ville, recently won the Herbert
A. Kidd Golf Tournament at
the Kraftsman Club in Floyd
County.
He slipped past Brian
Lovelace, who came in second.
On the 18th hole, Norton
held a two-stroke lead but had
problems with his tee shot. He
chipped a shot about 25 yards
onto the green and his putt roll
ed about four feet below the
pin. His next putt put the ball
in the hole for the victory.
“I won this one for my dad.
No Chattooga
Traffic Deaths
For the second month in a
row, no one was killed in traf
fic accidents during July in
Chattooga County, according
to Sgt. Joe Gossett, Georgia
State Patrol, Rome.
However, 15 people were
hurt in 24 accidents during the
month, he added.
Post 38 made 172 arrests
and issue 381 warnings during
the month in Chattooga, he
said.
Various Chattooga Courts
disposed of 111 pendinf cases,
resulting in 13 guilty pleas, 74
bond forfeitures, three nolo
contendre (no contest) pleas
and 21 cases being dismissed,
Sgt. Gossett said.
Fines and forfeitures paid
to the county in July amounted
to $8,043.80.
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SUBJECT T 0 DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY {’ *\i
AUGUST 12, 1986 Ly N
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If elected to this office, I will work for both QUALITY EDUCATION
and ECONOMY within our school system for the benefit of the
STUDENTS and the TAXPAYERS of Chattooga County.
NNOENN
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BETTER SCHOOLS If Any
BUILD BETTER COMMUNITIES - Questions,
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Garl); McConnell (left). Shown with the
clothing for some 100 boys is jail ad
ministrator Lewis Wilson. McConnell is
past president of the Georgia Sheriff’'s
Assn. (Staff Photo).
He's been a mémber at Kraft
sman for a long time,” Norton
was quoted as saying.
Norton won the tourney
with 69 on the first round and
Floyd Park
from second front
which are on the endangered
species list, remain gn the area.
Rush often helps “interested
residents start their own
bluebird sanctuaries. The
handmade nesting boxes of
rough cedar are available at the
park office for $5 each.
CANADIAN geese are the
newest of the park’'s wildlife
residents. According to Rush,
two of the geese migrated to
the park in 1984 and (i;cided to
make it their home. The pair
has raised five offspring, and
other geese were attracted to
the lafie. Now a total of 47
large geese live at ‘‘Sloppy”
Floyd State Lake year round.
In addition, approximately
60 mallards and 40 domestic
ducks live on the two lakes.
_ As soon as a screen is built
across the dam spillway, 2,200
amur irass caap will be stock
ed at the lake. The carp will eat
algae in the lake, eliminating
the need for yearly spraying
with chemicals to remove the
algae.
PLANS already on the park
agenda include creation of a
70 on the second round for a
139 total. He continued his
winning ways at Rome after
having claimed victories at
Trion and LaFayette recently.
four-and-one-half-mile loop hik
ing trail, pending the approval
of nearby property owners, and
the addition of parking space
near the playground area.
The park has received a
number of awards in recent
years, including awards for
outstanding park maintenance
and operation. Recent im
provements to the visitors’
center and the addition of
poured concrete floors and
ramps to the picnic shelters
have made the park more ac
cessible to all its visitors.
The lpark has three perma
nent fulltime employees.
Superintendent Rush, who
joined the staff in 1976, resides
at the park. Assisting Rush are
Bob Chisolm and David
Padgett. Two parttime sum
mer emplo;i‘ees have been hired
this year. Toni Clark is an of
fice receptionist and Marti
Green is a groundskeeper. ‘
THE PARK opened in 1971
as the Chattooga Count
Public Fishing Area. The Fari
was renamed in honor of the
late Chattooga Rep. James H.
“Sloppy’’ Floyd in 1974.
Drug Task Force
Names Sen. Nunn
U. S. Senator Sam Nunn
(D-Ga.) has been named to a
Senate task force on Drug
Abuse by minority leader
Robert Byrd. The Democratic
workinfi group will focus on
ways that Congress can com
bat the rising afiz of substance
abuse in the United States.
“The use and distribution
of illegal drugs poses a threat
to all elements of our society,
from middle-aged professionai,s
to poverty-stricken youths,"
Nunn said. ‘‘Hopefully, this
task force will mafie a positive
contribution to our national
war on substance abuse."”
Nunn, who is the ranking
Democrat on the Permanent
Subcommittee on Investiga
tions, co-chaired a hearing on
the national epidemic of
“crack’’ cocaine use in mid-
July. He has consistently sup
ported strong drug enforce
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ment legislation in the past,
such as the Comprehensive
Crime Control Act of 1984,
which included provisions for
bail reform, increased
sentences for major dn:g traf
fickers and increased forfeiture
of drug trafficking assets.
According to Nunn, the
task force is expected to con
centrate on five areas: eradica
tion of drug crops; interdiction
of drug shipments and drug
traffickers; domestic enforce
ment of substance abuse laws;
public education about the
dangers of drug abuse; and
treatment and rehabilitation.
Darden Gets AFL-CIO Nod
Seventh District Con
%ressman George “Budd‘y"
arden has been endorsed for
reelection by the Georgia State
AFL-CIO.
PRICES EFFECTIVE THURSDAY, AUGUST 7 THROUGH MONDAY, AUGUST 11, 1986
CRIMSON SWEET
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Win Trip
To Canada
Shoppers at Jay's Surplus,
Summerville, can win a sport
sman's vacation of a lifetime to
British Columbia, Canada Pplus
other fabulous Prizes in “Field
& Stream's,” ‘'Guide to Hun
tingwear'' Sweepstakes, This
promotion will run in conjunc
tion with a special 48-page sec
tion appearing in ‘“Field &
Stream's’ September issue on
sale Aug. 28.
The lucky Grand Prize Win
ner will win a free trip to
famous Stewart's Lodge in
Nimpo Lake plus two Rem
ington Model 700 **Mountain
Rifles” courtesy of “Field &
Stream,” and the 34 sponsors
of the “Guide to Huntingwear"
section.
Several legislative can
didates in Floyd and Cobb
Counties were also endorsed by
the labor organization, but
none in Chattooga County.
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The Summerville News, August 7, 1986
Tax Rate May Be Set
The property tax rate may
be the main item of business at
next Monday nifht's meetin,
of the Summerville Mayor an§
Council.
At its July meeting, the
Council postponed setting a
tax rate until citg officials
could receive feedback from
residents and merchants in the
city.
The panel adopted a budget
calling for revenues of
$4.75-million and exfenses of
$4.5-million at its Ju {)2l ses
sion. That budget was based on
a three-mill tax rate plus a
$1.50 per month sanitation fee.
The city's tax rate last year
was four mills and it does not
currently have a sanitation fee.
After some discussion at
the July Council meeting,
members indicated they were
thinking about the possibility
of cutting the tax rate from
four to two mills and increas
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However, the Council decid
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night a decision on the tax rate
and sanitation fee.
City Manager Grady
McCalmon said the moetin;i
afenda for next week appearec
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