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Hwy. 27 - 7 Miles S. of Summerville
SAT., JAN. 24th - 8:00 P.M.
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LITTLE GIANT and DOCTOR EVIL
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BILLY RAY HAYNES vs. RALPH LINCOLN
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January 19 -February 2
2-4 INCHES SNOW FORECAST
Winter Storm Aims
At Chattooga Area
‘ The National Weather Ser
| vice in Atlanta late Wednesday
told Chattooga Countians that
- they could awaken to between
two and four inches of snow
and sleet on the ground this
morning.
‘ Forecasters told The News
at 5 p.m. Wednesday that a
winter storm warning was in
effect for Chattooga County
- and all of North Georgia. A
winter storm watch hag been
issued earlier in the day
Wednesday.
The warning was for an
area north of a line running
from Cedartown to Cumming
to Toccoa, the Weather Service
said.
BRRRRR!
The low this morning was
expected to be 30 degrees, just
befi)w freezing. Today's high
was expected to be only in the
mid-30s and the low Friday
morning was forecast to be in
the low to mid-20s in Chat
tooga. kriday's high is ex
pected to be near 30 degrees.
Skies should remain cloudy
today. tonight and Friday,
forecasters said.
There was a 90 percent
chance of snow mixed with
some sleet in Northwest
Georgia last night and a 70 per
cent chance of continued snow
today. No additional accumula
tion was expected during the
day, according to forecasters.
Flurries are expected to end
late tonight or early Friday.
WINDY
Winds today should be
from the northeast, changing
to the northwest. They should
range between 10 and 20 mph
and high gusts are expected,
increasing the wind chill factor.
Many Chattooga residents
Wednesday were flooding local
grocery stores, stocking up on
bread, milk and other staples.
Don Hayes, Chattooga
County school superintendent,
said Wednesday he wouldn't
know whether classes would be
held today until he checked the
weather and roads between 3
and 6 a.m. today.
Trion Schocl Supt. Bill Kin
zy couldn’t be reached late
Wednesday.
Local law enforcement of
ficers urged motorists to exer-
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Clothing, Sacks Designed To Warn Motorists?
cise extreme care if the forecast
weather did arrive during the
night.
The temperature at 4 p.m.
Wednesday in Chattanooga
was 38 degrees and it was 40
degrees in Rome. Unofficially,
the temperature in Summer
ville at 4 p.m. was 34 degrees.
CHATTANOOGA
Lighter accumulations of
snow, sleet or freezing rain
were forecast for the Chat
tanooga area Wednesday night
and today, according to the
weather service, due mainly to
the track of a winter storm
which developed in the western
85 Percent Taxes
Paid By Deadline
More than 85 percent of
Chattooga County's property
taxes had been collected by the
1986 payment deadline last
Friday, according to figures
tallied by the end of business
Monday.
The office of Hugh Don
Hall, Chattooga tax commis
~ sioner, said $2.673 480 12 had
been collected more than
$780,000 of that amount last
Friday alone.
Hall pointed out that his of
fice was still processing mail
from taxpayers and all the
funds had not been tallied as of
Tuesday afternoon so the total
amount collected is likely to in
crease. He also pointed out
that the total includes pay
ment of some delinquent taxes,
in addition to 1986 county pro
perty taxes.
100 PERCENT?
One hundred percent collec
tion of all 1986 taxes is
estimated to bring in
$3,120,084.74 for the county
Hall said, meaning collections
for 1986 were around $446,600
short of the figure. Counties
rarely collect 100 percent of the
taxes due.
Of the total hoped for in
1986, county operations would
receive $1.890,742.16, Hall
said, and the jail bonds retire
ment account would receive
$113,505.06. County schools
hoped to receive $1,025.097.23
for maintenance and operation
and $54,936.80 for bond retire
ment, Hall added.
SEVERAL DAYS
It will be several days
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changes in history. This vear H&R BLOCK
put us on vour si le. We're THE INCOME TAX PEOPLE
pledged to find you the higgest
refund you're entitled to
WHAT CAN WE FIND FOR YOU?
SUMMERVILLE PHONE Weekdays9am 'til6 p.m
31 North Commerce Street 857.2483 Saturday 9am tilspm
Gulf of Mexico. A high
pressure system off the
Eastern Seaboard was also
pouring cold, damp air into the
Southeast Wednesday.
The colder weather and
possibility of freezing
precipitation followed heavy
rains by just a few days in
Chattooga County.
The Summerville area
recorded four inches of rain
Saturday, Sunday and Monday
morning, according to Ralph
Willingham, Back Berryton
Road. Trion recorded 3.9 inches
of rain during the same period.
said Billy Kilgore Jr.. Trion
before the school system or the
county receives the funds col
lected, Hall said, because of the
time required to process the
paperwork involved in the tax
payments, including computer
posting of credits to each tax
payer’'s account
Since the payment deadline
for 1986 was in 19%7. the 1986
audit will show a substantial
amount of taxes outstanding
as of Dec. 31, Hall pointed out.
However, such a report will be
misleading unless 1t indicates
that the payment deadline had
been extended into the new
year, the tax commissioner
said.
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FJC Computer
Courses Set
The Public Service Office at
Floyd Junior College will offer
several computer courses dur
ing the winter quarter.
All the courses will be
cosponsored by the Small
Business Development Center
at FJC and the Small Business
Administration.
Topics of the classes include
“Getting to know your IBM
compatibles,” “PC Write,
“Introduction to dßase,
“liotus 123 and ‘ln
termediate Lotus 1-2-3.7
More information on the
courses may be obtained by
calling F.IC at 295-6324
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