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Lifepak Fund Reaches $3,500
The Lifepak-5 fundraising drive is gain
ing momentum. Over SI,OOO has been con
tributed since last Friday, bringing the
total to $3,500. A number of incfilvifiuals
and organizations has made donations to
the project. Lifepak-5 is a heart resuscita
tion and monitor unit that is needed by
the Chattooga County Emerfiency
Medical Service. The service has only one
unit at present, which has already saved
Lifepak-5 Fund Drive Reaches $3,500
The Lifepak-5 fund has
grown to $3,500 due to fund
raising efforts b% the Chat
to;)fa County Emergency
Medical Service, along with the
Chattooga County Civil
Defense and Rescue Squad.
However, the organization has
vet to reach the halfway mark
in obtaining the SB,OOO needed
to purchase the lifesaving car
diac equipment.
The Lifepak-5 is a heart
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EDUCATION—
, Co-Sponsor of QBE Act in Ga. House
~ Helped obtain funds to build Sum
merville Middle School
Sponsored legislation that allowed
local sales tax to go to school systems
Supports increased funding for adult
education
CRIME PREVENTION—
Supported legislation to upgrade
training of law enforcement officers
Supported funding for more prisons
in order to keep criminals in prison not
on the streets
. Supports upgrading of G. 8.1. and
State Patrol in their efforts to be more ef
fective in our fight against drug runners
the lives of several residents. The service
wishes to add a second unit so that
Lifepak will be available at all times.
Above (left), Larry Barnes, EMT, fills in
the donations scoreboard to the $3,500
mark at the county EMS building. Look
ing on are Jerry Davenport, EMT and
Donnie Fowler (right), director of Chat
tooga County EMS. (Staff photo by Kay
Abbott).
monitor and heart resuscitator
which can be used at any loca- l
tion or in transit by emergen
cy medical personnel. |
In recent months, a draw- |
ing for a video recorder raised t
SBBO and an ambulance service
yard sale brought in S4OO. A
number of other residents has
made donations as well.
Donnie Fowler, director of
the Chattooga County EMS,
reminded residents that all
donations to Lifepak-5 are |
tax-deductible.
“Those who make dona
tions can get a receipt for tax
purposes,”’ Fowler said. *“They
can come by the drive-in win- |
dow at the ambulance service |
building on U. S. 27 or they can 1
make donations to the |
Lifepak-5 account at First
Federal.”
Fowler has announced
plans for a giveaway to be held
in late September. A 1978
Renault LeCar will be given
away. It was donated by Jim
my Black Chevrolet,
Summerville.
A number of residents has
responded to the fundraising
drive for Lifepak-5. Included in
the list are members of the Old
Timer’s teams coached by Fred
Stewart and David Koonce. A
challenie has been issued bet
ween the two teams. Other
organizations and businesses ‘
have also issued challenges, in- |
cluding the Chattooga Bass!
Club challenging the Chat- |
~ YOTE FOR
John G.
Grawford
State Representative
PARKS & RECREATION—
+~ Helped obtain funds of over $2
million to upgrade parks and games
management areas in our district
(Cloudland Canyon Park, Sloppy Floyd
Park and Pigeon Mountain Game
Management Area)
TRANSPORTATION—
» Supports the 4-laning of U.S. 27 from
Tennessee line to Florida line
»~ Supports the extension of Highway
2A into Dade County
»~ Supported state funding of local road
paving, approximately 40 miles this year
in Chattooga County
»~ Helped obtain funds for widening of
Highway 100 and paving Summerville In
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Five More
Eagles To
Be Freed
Five more golden eagles are
to be released ‘t;rom captivity at
the Pigeon Mountain Reserve
today after the release of six of
the big birds last July 30.
Ted Touchstone, project
manager of the eagle program
for the Georgia Department of
Natural Resources, said the
release of six eagles last week
was smooth for three of the
giant birds and a bit rocky for
the other three.
“Three got a bit tangled up,
probably because of the peo Ye
around and they didn't wait ?or
the cage door to get complete
ly open and bumped into it
coming out and bobbled a lit
tle,” he said.
But the ‘‘takeoffs’” of the
other three birds was ‘‘picture
perfect,” Touchstone said.
The six birds likely will re
main in the general area of
Pigeon Mountain and Lookout |
Mountain for the next month
or so until they become more
independent, Touchstone said.
The six weigh about 10 to |
12 pounds apiece and have a’
wing s?an of around seven and |
one-half feet. {
tooga Wildlife Club, Larry
LuAllen Wrecker Service
challenging all other wrecker
services in the county, as well
as W. B. Fruit Stand challeng
ing all other fruit stands.
Other contributors include:
Virgil and Juanita Pace, Mrs.
John Durham, Thomas and
Jamie Greeson, Charlie Lowry,
Mr. and Mrs. James Shireman,
Alvin Sentell, David Loftin,
Charlie Lowry, Geneva and
Ernest Shireman, Elizabeth
Powell, the Rev. Frank Lewis,
Kenneth Hunter, Alma Lewis,
Ed Bryant and Brimp Warren.
Also, DeForrest Ayers,
Ramsey Construction, Mrs.
D. C. Greeson, Mrs. Montie
Maddux, Lamar and Bonnie
Allmon, Fred Stewart, James
H. Lewis, Wilburn and Lola
Pickle, Roy and Inez Williams,
David Koonce, Bernie Mills,
Leola Brown, Joe Fay Dacus,
Stuart Marks, L. D. Smithson,
L. D. Kellett, Bishop Koonce
and Max Brown.
Also, Gordon Lee Brown,
PAID POLITICAL ADV. — PAID FOR BY JOHN G. CRAWFORD
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Golf Participants Get Trophies
Participants in the recent Optimist Junior
World of Golf received trophies for their
participation from the Summerville-Trion
Optimist Club. Shown left to Vr&l;gl}l:t are Ofi
timist Eddy Ellenburg, Roy Williams ITI,
Paul Searels and Optimist Robert
Charles Padgett, Cook’s Scrap
Metal, Mr. Ifiiller, Tom's Shoe
Shop, David Dover, A.B.
Brock, Johnny Clenton and
David Koonce Jr.
Also, Jim Ed Cavin, Boots
Floyd, Max Floyd, Montie
Jackson, Mr. Willingham,
Watt and Margaret T%lcker,
David D. Owens and Eddie
Chamblee.
Also, Bill Mars, Lawson
Bailey, J.C. Edgeworth,
Eugene Hamby, G. W. Koonce,
Herman Fletcher, Bill Dawson,
Jamie Adams, Billy Hurley,
Edward Bush, J. B. White and
Terrell Ramey, Roy Ellenburg,
Robert L. Crowe, Eddie
Chamblee, Riegel Combined
Charities, First National Bank
of Chattooga County and Dar
ryl Price.
Also, Buck Rich, Shorty
Lawson, Bill Cavin, Vester and
Flora Burrage, Dee Millican,
Johnny Crawford, Bill and
Beverly Johns' Fix-It Shop,
Maxine Palmour, Orville Rasg,
Fred Stewart and David
Hartline.
dustrial Park
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT—
+» Helped obtain water and sewer
grants which will enable industry to ex
pand and create more jobs in our district
+~ Sponsored legislation for Summer
ville City Manager
v~ Supported Summerville and Trion in
their efforts to establish industrial parks
»~ Supports the efforts to expand Oak
View Nursing Home
v |ls working with the VFW, American
Legion, City of Summerville, Chamber of
Commerce and local National Guard per
sonnel to get a National Guard Armory in
our area
The Summerville News, Thursday, August 7, 1986
PHONE 857-1048
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Our expanded line includes: Waverly Cranston
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Closed Monday
Open Tuesday Through Friday 10 a.m. - 6 p.m.
Saturday 10 a.m. - 2 p.m.
Bowman. Now shown but also receiving
trophies were Shannon Tucker and Lamar
Pettyjohn. The local Optimist Club spon
sors players every year to participate in
the golf tournament.
A VOTE FOR
CRAWFORD
IS A VOTE FOR
POSITIVE,
COOPERATIVE
LEADERSHIP!
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Four Mile
Revival
Scheduled
Revival services will be held
each day at Four Mile Baptist
Church, beginning Sunday.
Services will begin at 7:30
a.,m. daily with the Rev.
illiam Harris, pastor of West
Summervilleh Baptist Church,
serving as the evu]':falht.
The Rev. J. R. Hawthorne
is pastor. The public is invited.
Special amgin%‘ will be
featured during each service.
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