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Rotary To Hear
Rep. McDonald
Rep. Lauren ‘‘Bubba"
McDonald, chairman of the
Georgia House Appropriations
Committee, will address the
Summerville-Trion Rotary
Club at noon next Monday at
The Tavern,
He represents House
District 12, which includes
Jackson County and part of
Banks County.
CANDIDATE?
McDonald is reported to be
considering the 1988 race for
governor, along with a number
of other candifiates.
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REP. McDONALD
Census Sets
Survey In
Chattooga
Bambi Bridges, Chat
tanooga, Tenn., formerly of
Chattooga County, and now
with the U. S. Census Bureau,
will revisit selected area
households beginning today to
conduct its Survey of Income
and Program Participation
(SIPP), James F. Holmes,
director of the bureau’s Atlan
ta Regional Office, has
announced.
SIPP is a major nationwide
continuing survey introduced
in the fall of 1983. It is one of
the nation’s largest household
surveys with about 25,000
households participating.
The Census Bureau
publishes Feriodic reports pro
viding information from the
survey. Subjects covered in
clude the following:
— Jobs and earnings
— The economic effects of
unemployment, disability and
retirement
— How taxes affect per
sonal sgending
— Participation in pro
grams such as Social Security,
Medicare and Medicaid, and
food stamps.
Information from SIPP
helps policy makers and ad
ministrators determine how
well government Y‘rograms are
serving the public and how
changes in programs and
policies will aff)ect the public.
Menlo Sets
Turkey Shoot
The Menlo Volunteer Fire
Deiartment will sponsor a
turkey shoot on Nov. 21 as
part of a national event spon
sored by Field and Stream
magazine and the National
Volunteer Fire Company Assn.
The fourth annual program
will feature a national
sweepstakes in addition to the
customary prizes. The top prize
will include a one-week trip for
two to Cabo San Lucas, Eaja
Mexico.
National prizes to be of
fered include spittoons, knives,
racing apparel, tires, rifles,
binoculars, riflescopes, do
food, batteries, chain saw ang
travel kits.
Preaching
the Living Word
to a Dying World
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Central Avenue,
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PASTOR
Owen “Bud” Davis
Church Phone — 734-3140
Sunday School ..10:00a.m.
Morning Worship 10:45a.m.
Evening Worship. . 7:00 p.m.
Wednesday Night . 7:00 p.m,
McDonald chairs the
powerful budget-writing House
Agpropriations Committee
which annually formulates the
state’s $6-billion state budget.
As chairman he
automatically sits on the six
member budget conference
committee that forges the
House/Senate appropriations
com%romise, Upon confirma
tion by both legislative bodies,
the conference committee
report becomes the state’s
spending plan for each suc
cessful fiscal year.
CHAIRMAN
In addition, McDonald
serves on the House Motor
Vehicles and Industry commit
tees. He formerlifl held the
chairmanship of the industry
panel. As budget committee
chairman, the 48-year-old hard
ware store owner serves as an
ex-officio member of the tax
writing Ways and Means
Committee.
The job of presiding over
the state budget process in the
House requires that McDonald
serve on the Legislative Ser
vices Committee which sets
and oversees operating policy
of the General Assembfiy. Asa
member of the Fiscal Affairs
Committee, McDonald
oversees mid-year adjustments
or needs in areas affecting
state spendingwln addition, he
serves on the World Congress
Center Overview Committee.
Last year, the WCC brought in
more than sl6-million in state
revenue through its convention
and trade facilities.
COMMERCE
He resides in Commerce
with his wife, Sunny. They
have a 19-old-son, Lauren 111.
Rep. McDonald is a
graduate of Commerce High
School and holds a BBA degree
from the University of
Georgia. He is a retail
merchant.
He is a member of the
Presbyterian Church, where he
serves as an elder and director
of music. He is a Democrat and
has served in the Air National
Guard.
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By KAY ABBOTT
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Six potential adult leaders
and several children have in
dicated their interest in Girl
Scouting in response to an ar
ticle in ’lghe Summerville News.
Due to the response, an
organizational meeting of adult
Girl Scout Volunteers has been
scheduled for Oct. 20 by Tina
Meachen, area field director of
the Moccasin Bend Girl Scout
Council. A site for the meeting
has not yet been located.
“We have had a wonderful
response to the article,” she
said, ‘‘but we could use more
leaders and more adult
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TURN-AROUND
“This shjows a definite
turn-around in the county as
far as interest in Girl Scouting
is concerned. Our problem has
always been getting enough
adults involveg. Now that peo
ple are volunteering, a lot of
girls will have the opportunity
to participate in Girl
Scouting.”
Adufts don't have to be
troop leaders to get involved in
the Girl Scout program.
“We need volunteers for
other duties, such as cookie
chairman, service team
manager and consultants,”” she
said. “We need an area contact
person to organize meetings
and distribute literature to all
the leaders in the county when
we get organized. We need peo-
Kle who drive and have vans to
elp the leaders with transpor
tation for trips and activities.
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volved without becoming a
troop leader.
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“‘Senior citizens make great
troog volunteers, and the&r en
joy being around the children.
Many can demonstrate old
time crafts for the scouts,” she
said.
Ms. Meachen will visit area
schools in early October to
distribute information about
the scouting program. For
more information, contact her
aat (615) 877-2688 or write to
her at the Moccasin Bend Girl
Scout Council, P. 0. Box
15969, Chattanooga, TN
37415.
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