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LEGAL
NOTICES
A statement of intent to dis
solve Shuman Motor Company,
Inc., a Georgia corporation with
registered offices at Pembroke,
Georgia has been delivered to
the Secretary of State by said
corporation and filed by him on
the 22nd day of Jan., 1970, in
accordance with the applicable
provisions of the Georgia Busi
ness Corporation Code.
Shuman Motor Company. Inc.
By Jack W. Shuman,
President
ATTEST
Jane Shuman,
Secretary.
Feb. 5-12-19-26
NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND
CREDITORS
State of Georgia
County of Bryan
In Re: Estate of
James Erlis Pevey,
Deceased.
All creditors of the estate of
James Erlis Pevey, deceased,
late of said county are hereby
notified to render their de
mands to the undersigned, ac
cording to law and all persons
indebted to said estate are re
quired to make immediate pay
ment to me.
This 2nd day of February,
1970.
(S) Lois H. Pevey
Administratrix of
the estate of
James Erlis Pevey,
deceased.
STATE OF GEORGIA
COUNTY OF BRYAN
In the Court of Ordinary of
said State and County:
To Whom it May Concern:
The appraisers upon applica
tion of Mrs. R. L. Lane, Jr.,
widow of R. L. Lane, Jr., de
ceased, for a twelve (12)
months support for herself and
Susan Lane, their minor child,
having filed their return, this
is to notify the next of kin and
the creditors of the said R. L.
Lane. Jr., deceased, to show
cause, if any they have, why
said application should not be
granted at the regular March
Term, 1970, of the Court of
Ordinary of said county, being
the time when said application
will be heard.
Witness my hand and official
seal, this 3rd day of February.
1970.
(s) F. C. Drexel
Acting Ordinary of
Bryan County,
Georgia
February 5-12-19-26
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NOTICE OF MUNICIPAL
ELECTION
Notice is hereby given that
a Special Municipal Election
for the City of Pembroke will
be held on March 10th, 1970.
Each Candidate interested in
qualifying for the office of
Council member shall file notice
of his candidacy in the office of
the Municipal Superintendent
(City Clerk) on or before 5
o’clock p.m., February 27th.
1970. A qualifying fee of
$25.00 for this office shall be
paid at the time of qualifying.
Feb. 5-12-19-26
NOTICE OF PUBLICATION
Notice is hereby given that
the business operated at Pem
broke, Georgia, in the trade
name of The Pembroke Journal
is owned and carried on by
Merrill E. Bacon and Florence
G. Bacon, whose address is P. O.
Box 308, Pembroke, Georgia,
and the statements relating
thereto required by Georgia
Code 106-301 have been filed
with the Clerk of the Superior
Court of Bryan County,
Georgia
(s) Merrill E. Bacon
(s) Florencie G. Bacon
Jan. 29-Feb. 5
Cong. Hagan
Supports Veto
President Nixon has asked
Congressman G. Elliott Hagan
to the White House to person
ally thank him for his sup
port of the President’s veto
of the HEW Appropriations
Bill in the House.
In a note to Hagan, Mr.
Nixon stated: “I want you to
know how much I admired
your strong — and politically
difficult — stand today to sus
tain my veto of the excessive
appropriations for the Depart
ment of Health, Education and
Welfare. Time will show that
your vote was in the long
range interests of better pro
grams for education and
health and, above all, in the
vital interests of all Amer
icans in braking the rise in
the cost of living.”
Hagan and the other seven
Georgia Democratic Members
of the House of Representa
tives presented a united front
in their support of the veto.
136,337 Failed
Driver License
Tests In State
ATLANTA. — (GPS) Now
adays a person applying for
a driver’s license in Georgia
had better know his stuff. And
last year, according to the
State Patrol, an increasing
number of applicants obvious
ly hadn’t done their home
work.
There were 136,337 failures
out of a total of 394 417 tests
given by the patrol during
1969, an increase of 9,912 fail
ures over 1968, according to
the Driver License Bureau’s
annual report released by Col.
R. H. Burson, state public
safety director.
A breakdown of the 1969
failures shows that 64,581 fail
ed the written test; 31,365
flunked the driving test; 34,-
717 were unable to uass the
road sign test, and 5,674 failed
the vision test.
Total number of licenses
issued in 1969 was 836,663. At
year’s end, the number of
valid licenses of all types in
Georgia stood at 2.470,003. Vet
erans' licenses, which do not
have to be renewed, totaled
584,479. There are 1,048,861
5-year licenses expiring in
years 1970-1973, the report
showed.
The report further revealed
that 122,079 restricted licenses
were issued last year.
Junior Betas
Meet
This week the Jr.-Beta Club
decided to sponsor a Queen of
Clubs Contest during March.
They also decided to sell club
pins in school colors to help
finance this activity.
Reports are that this new ac
tivity idea is being received
with much enthusiasm.
“How ran <>■<! documents be
preserved from becoming
brittle?”
Art museum authorities advise
that old papers be kept where
temperature approximates a con
stant 72 degrees, and humidity is
about 50 percent. Exposure of the
documents to direct light rays
should he avoided to avert fading
.o^.both iuk.pmj,paper. (i ,
County Agent
News
By D. E. Medders
BURNING BERMUDA AT
RIGHT TIME BOOSTS
YIELD
Coastal Bermudagrass for
hay production is a real cash
crop opportunity on many
Georgia farms. J. F. Johnson,
head of the Cooperative Exten
sion Service agronomy depart
ment declared this week.
There is always a good mark
et for Coastal hay in the spring
—not only in Georgia but in
Florida as well.
Burning the sod is an import
ant production practice which
needs to be taken care of in the
near future.
Research shows burning a
worthwhile practice for con
trolling spittlebugs, plant dis
eases and winter weeds.
Burning has increased yields
as much as three-fourths ton
of hay per acre.
But timing is important. The
burning should be done one
week before the average date
of the last killing frost. This
is the last week in February
for Bryan County.
Delaying burning could re
duce hay yields.
There is also less loss of
urea types of nitrogen on burn
ed plots. Burning temporarily
destroys the urease enzyme
that breaks down urea fertiliz
er and causes it to be lost as
ammonia to the atmosphere.
Following the burning is a
good time to apply phosphate
and potash fertilizers to Coast
al Bermuda. The first applica
tion of nitrogen should be made
about one week before the last
killing frost or immediately af
ter burning.
Judges Are Named
For Essay Contest
Among Students
The armouncemcnt or Judges
for the statewide essay contest
being sponsored by the Georgia
Consumer Finance Association
has been made by Ben F. Check,
HI, ot Toccoa, President of the
600-odd member group.
The Essay Contest, Mr.
Cheek said, is for 11th and 12th
grade students and is being con
ducted “to encourage young
peopic to become more familiar
with credit, credit granting
agencies, and the role credit
plays in our society”.
Contestants will write a short
essay (not over 250 words) on
"How the Georgia Consumer
Finance Industry Helps Build
the Georgia Economy".
In all there will be 11 win
ners. The statewide first prize
winner will receive a SI,OOO
scholarship to be used at the
college or vocational technical
school of his choice.
In addition, one winner will
be selected from each of the
state’s 10 Congressional Dis
tricts, and will receive a SIOO
cash scholarship.
Students interested in entering
the contest may obtain entry
blanks from a consumer finance
company in their locality, or
from the Georgia Consumer Fi
nance Assn, office at 205 Henry
Grady Bldg., Atlanta, Ga.
30303.
State judges will be James L.
Bentley, Comptroller-General of
Georgia; Walter T. Cates, Exec
utive Vice - President Georgia
Chamber of Commerce; and Dr
David J. Schwartz, head of the
Chair of Consumer Finance.
Georgia State University.
First District Judges are: Dr.
Thord M. Marshall, Chatham
County Supt. of Schools, and
S. D. Guthrie, Executive Vice-
President Savannah Chamber of
Commerce.
Army Band
To Perform
The 80th Army Band from
the Ft. Stewart-Hunter Army
Airfield Complex will perform
at the “pot luck” dinner of
the Coastal Empire Council of
the Boy Scouts of America
Saturday.
The band, under the direc
tion of CWO Anthony R. Bac
ca, performs at many local
functions.
About 500 scouts are expect
ed to attend the dinner.
The golden eagle is restrict
ed almost entirely to the
mountain regions of the West.
In its core, a jet stream
may reach wind speeds of 250
to 300 miles persour during
winter when temperature con
trasts are greatest.
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DILLARD, Georgia (PRN)
— It’s another first for the
Georgia vacation and
recreation industry - snow
skiing!
The Kingwood Ski Area
opened for business in
tnid-December and already
skiers are singing its praises. A
combination of man-made and
natural snow forms the base
for the slopes and provides
thrills for the first time skiers
as well as the pros.
Rental equipment (skis,
poles and boots) is available al
the Ski Shop. The 1,000 foot
intermediate slope reaches an
elevation of 3.100 feet, The
effortless treck to the top of
the slope is made by a rope
tow. Officials of Kingwood
plan a longer slope (4,200
feet) next year. Plans also call
for chalets, an inn. a three
decker club house, a lodge and
a chairlift in the future.
Non-skiers should not
hesitate to lake to the slopes,
however, instructions are
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recommended before
attempting the intermediate
slope. Ski lessons are available
for a modest fee on the
weekend.
Other facilities now in
operation include a ski shop,
luncheon service and first aid.
Nearby Dillard and Clayton
have year-round lodging
accomodations.
Next season the facilities
expect to run for 80 to 120
days, depending on weather
conditions.
The Kingwood Ski Area is
open seven days a week and is
located north of Dillard. Take
Route 111 North, turn right
on Georgia 246 and follow the
signs to the ski slope.
It is believed the Kingwood
Ski Area is the southern-most
ski slopes in the United Slates.
Even though the area is still in
its mfantcy, officials of the
Tourist Division of the
Georgia Department of
Industry and Trade say they
will rank favorably with any in
the area.
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CITY DAIRY CO.
Serving Pembroke
with Home Delivery of
Grade "K" Dairy Products
LET US SERVE YOU
PASTEURIZED - HOMOGENIZED MILK
Phone 764-6131, Statesboro Georgia
NOTICE- CHANGE OF HOURS
DR. EMORY P. SMITH, JR.
Optometrist, Claxton, Ga.
Announces New Office Hours
Office will be open Monday Thru Saturday
9:00 to 5:00
Office will be closed Thursday and
Saturday 1:00 P.M.
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Electric and Refrigeration Service
PLUMBING REPAIR
I*. O. Box 706 Phone 653-4G15
PEMBROKE, GEORGIA 31321
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