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Advertisement For Bids
Project No. EDA-04-1
00640
The City of Pembroke,
Georgia, Owner
Separate sealed bids
for (a) Sewerage Col
lection System and Lift
Stations, (b) Oxidation
Pond, (c) Water Distri
bution Extensions, (d)
Elevated Tank for the
City of Pembroke, Ga.
will be received by Ma
yor and Councilmen at
the Office of City Clerk
until 2:00 p.m., E.D.S.T,
July 14, 1970 and then at
said Office, publicly
opened and read aloud.
The Information for
Bidders, Form of Bid,
Form of Contract,
Plans, Specifications,
and Forms of Bid Bond,
Performance and Pay
ment Bond, and other
contract documents may
be examined at the fol
lowing:
City Hall, Pembroke,
Ga.; Sewell & Associa
tes, Inc., 13 York Street
East, Savannah, Georgia.
Copies may be obtain
ed at the Office of Se
well & Associaes, Inc.,
located at 13 York Street
East, Savannah, Geor
gia upon payment of
$75.00 for proposals A
& C and $40.00 for Pro
sals B & D. Plans and
specifications will be
mailed postage collect
within 10 days. Any un
successful bidder, upon
returning such set and
in good condition. Will
be refunded his pay
ment, and any non
bidder upon so returning
such a set will be re
funded one-half of his
deposit.
The Owner reserves
the right to waive any
informalities or to re
ject any or all bids.
Each bidder must de
posit with his bid, se
curity in the amount,
form and subject to the
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WHERE HWY. 280 AND 80 MEET
Where 1-16 and 280 meet
conditions provided in
the Information for Bid
ders.
Attention of bidders is
particularly called to
the requirements as to
conditions of employ
ment to be observed and
minimum wage rates to
be paid under the con-:
tract.
This project is to be
financed in part by a
Grant from the Federal
Economic Development
Administration, and sh
all be referred to as
Project EDA —O4-
1-00640.
Bidders on this work
will be required to com
ply with the Presi
dent’s Executive Order
1114 and the Provisions
of Executive Order
#10925 as included
therein. The require
ments for bidders and
contractors under this
oraer are explained in
the specifications.
No bidder may with
draw his bid within 60
days after the actual
date of the opening
thereof.
ihe City of Pembroke
June 18-25-July 2-9
Notice Os Sale Os
Personal Property
State Os Georgia
County Os Bryan
By Virtue Os An Order
of the Court of Ordinary
of said county, granted
on thelstday of June,
1970, there will be sold
at public outcry, to the
highest and best bidder
for cash, at the court
house door, Bryan
County, Georgia, be
tween the legal hours
of sale, on the 7th day
of July, 1970, the fol
lowing personal pro
perty of the estate of
WILLIAM WESLEY
BASHLOR, JR., de
ceased:
Bullozer, rake and
trailer; Flat bed trailer;
52 Chevrolet 3/4 ton
pickup; Low boy trailer;
Bulldozer Blade; 55
Chevrolet Tractor; 62
Chevrolet pickup; Ca
terpillar Crawler; Ro-
tary Hoe; Fergerson
Deisel Tractor; Back
hoe case; Boat and
Trailer.
The terms of the sale
are as follows:
(1) The administrator
expressly reserves the
right to reject any and
all bids and all bids
accepted are for cash,
/s/ W.W. Bashlor, Sr.
W.W. Bashlor, Sr., Ad
ministrator of the estate
of William Wesley
Bashlor,Jr., deceased.
June 25-July 2
Political Announcements
FOR JUDGE OF
THE SUPERIOR COURTS
TO THE CITIZENS OF THE
ATLANTIC JUDICIAL
CIRCUIT:
I hereby announce my
candidacy for re-election to the
Office of the Judge of the
Superior Courts of the Atlantic
Judicial Circuit in the
Democratic Primary to be held
on September, 9, 1970.
I feel that 1 am qualified to
hold this important office by
education and experience, being
a graduate of the University of
Georgia School of Law and
having practiced law in the
Atlantic Judicial Circuit for
many years. In addition to my
private practice during this
period, 1 served as Judge of the
City Court of Hinesville for 14
years, as Solicitor General of the
Atlantic Judicial Circuit for 4
years and am now completing
my first term as Judge of the
Superior Courts of this Circuit. I
feel that my experience in these
various capacities and in working
with the elected public officials
of the various counties has
enabled me to gain experience
and knowledge which could not
be acquired in any other
manner. I feel that these
experiences will be invaluable to
me and to the citizens of the
various counties in fulfilling the
duties of the Office of Judge of
the Superior Courts.
If re-elected to this important
office, I promise each of you
that I will continue to conduct
the affairs of this office
according to law and that you
will never have any regret for
having entrusted me with this
responsibility.
Since it will be impossible for
me to see each of you
personally, I will appreciate your
considering this as a personal
request for your vote and
support in my campaign for an
endorsement term.
Yours sincerely,
Paul E. Caswell
FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY
OF THE ATLANTIC
JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
TO THE PEOPLE OF THE
ATLANTIC JUDICIAL
CIRCUIT OF GEORGIA:
Subject to the rules and
regulations of the State
Democratic Executive
Committee, I hereby announce
that I am a candidate for
reelection for the office of
District Attorney of the
Atlantic Judicial Circuit of
Georgia in the Democratic
Primary, to be held on
September 9, 1970.
During the past nineteen
years I have practiced law in
the Atlantic Judicial Circuit
and I am presently serving my
first term as District Attorney.
Your vote, support and
influence in my campaign for
an endorsement term will be
greatly appreciated.
Sincerely,
J. Max Cheney
Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Futch and Susan spent
the weekend visiting
places of interest. They
visited in Chattanooga,
Tennessee and came
back through Gatlin
burg, Cherokeej_N. C.
and Frankling N.C. see
ing “Rip Roaring Gun
Fight/*
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DAVE ANALLY— star pitcher -for the
Baltimore Orioles -received social
security benefits
as a boy after his
father was killed
' n 2 s World
War. Dave said
a 13*71 that if It hadht
boon for these
* \ social security
benefits he
■ \ wou/dht have
been able to
ptav high school
/ i and American Legion
baseball... and Mud
have had to buy a ticket
to the IM) and IQtA world series
instead ofpitching in them.
tcdah 96 out of 700 children under
18 and their mothers can counton
social security protection if the
Family breadwinner dies.
ATLANTA (PRN)- It
seems somewhat incongruous
that a society that can
construct an airplane that can
cross the country in 3 hours
cannot dispose of a beer can.
It’s obvious that beer can
disposal has us stumped; the
evidence can be plainly seen
along any roadside. How could
any civilization that calls itself
enlightened put up with such a
mess if it knew of away to get
rid of it?
Actually, the beer can was
only an example-candy
wrappers and soft drink
bottles must be just as
puzzling since they are present
in just as great numbers. It
looks as though we have,
through diligent effort,
succeeded in creating
substances so impervious to
the elements that we can’t get
rid of them once their
usefulness is over. Our
technology has outstripped
itself as it were.
Ridiculous! The same
technology that perfected
these substances could perfect
the solution if only some time
and effort were channeled in
that direction.
Why hasn’t it been done? In
our modem, consumeForient
ed society it is much more
profitable to produce than to
destroy. Unless, of course, it is
our environment which is
being destroyed.
Environmental quality seems
to be earmarked “free for,
the raping” on most cost
analysis sheets.
There is away out,
however. Recycling is the
word and the way. It is the
concept and the process of
rendering our trash into usable
Republican Candidates
Listed For Primary
ATLANTA (PRN)-The
Republican Party of Georgia
at 10:51 a.m. on Wednesday,
June 17, certified to the
Secretary of State its
candidates who qualified with
the State Executive
Committee for the 1970
General Primary on September
9. State Chairman-Wiley A.
Wasden, Jr., of Savannah
turned over to Secretary of
State Ben Fortson a list of 100
candidates and a check for
$47,730.00, the State’s
portion of all qualifying fees.
Wasden said that the
Republican Party of Georgia
had the largest field of
state-wide candidates in its
history and he expects an
equally complete slate of
candidates seeking county
offices after all these have
been reported to the State
Republican Headquarters in
Atlanta by his County
Chairmen.
The list turned over to
Secre-tary Fortson included
the following: three
candidates for Governor; two
for Lt. Governor; seven for
U.S. Congress; one for State
Treasurer; one for Comptroller
General; two for Secretary of
State; one for Commissioner
of Agriculture; one for Labor
Commissioner; one for Judge
of Superior Court; one for
Public Service Commissioner;
16 for State Senate and 64 for
State House of Representa
tives.
Wasden said he is extremely
proud of the large number of
Republican candidates and is
certain of their success in the
November General Election.
“We anticipate an exciting
Primary in September,”
Wasden said, “and on
November 3, we will elect
more Republicans than ever to
office from the county
courthouses on up to the
Governor’s office and the
Congress.”
Following his review of
certified candidates, Chairman
Wasden revealed that the
Republican Party of Georgia is
presenting two questions on
its ballots to be voted on in
the September 9 Primary. The
wording of these questions
will be:
(1) Do you favor efforts to
legally allow assignment of
pupils in the public schools of
Georgia based primarily on the
“Freedom of Choice” of the
parents?
(2) Do you favor the
reduction of ad valorem
by deln wohlgemuth
Ge 9gia Game and
Fi,» Commission
Tlirn Those
Guns Around
products again. A paper baling
machine is an excellent
example of recycling. In it,
waste paper is conveniently
packaged for other recycling
processes to remeige as usable
paper again. Os course, paper
is an organic substance which
nature can break down in
time. The new synthetics and
metal alloys make up the trash
that lasts and lasts. If an
economical method of
recycling could be developed
for these materials, we might
be on the way to controlling
our litter problem.
Ecology is a big word these
days, and most industries give
it lip service and very little
else. It will require money,
though. If only 1/8 of what
modem industry spends on
research and development
were redirected toward the
pollution problem, discernible
results would soon be felt.
Positive governmental
action is also needed. Aid in
the form of subsidies and tax
benefits which make
environmental research
financially sound would be a
great help in persuading
industry. Artistic and cultural
grants are given; why not
ecological grants for bonafide
research in the field of
pollution control? This too
would serve the public good.
This is not meant to deride
industry, but merely to point
out the tremendous help it
could be in the crucial battle
to retain a livable habitat on
this planet. Technology has
brought us many good things,
and it can bring us more if we
can make it work for the
environment instead of against
it.
property taxes even though it
results in an increase in other
forms of taxation?
The GOP leader stated that
the printing of these questions
on the Republican Ballot, as
the Georgia Election Code
allows, is to “get an indication
of how the Republican voters
feel on these two issues.” Mr.
Wasden added that he firmly
believes both of these
questions are among the
primary issues of the 1970
campaigns and that this
opportunity given to the
voters of Georgia to express
their opinion concerning these
two topics is an example of
true democracy.
Mr. and Mrs. John
Stubbs and Amy, who
are camping enthu
siasts spent the week
end at Altamaha State
Park at Reidsville, Ga.
They were joined by Mr.
and Mrs. Kenneth Dur
ence and children.
THE PEMBROKE JOURNAL, Thursday, July 2, 1970-
WANT ADS
For Sale
One Bedroom suite; One
Extra Box springs and
matress; One Dining
room suite; One Vanity
Dresser; One Chair;
One Large Bevel Edge
Mirror;
Phone: 653-2329
FOR SALE
HIGHEST BIDDER
Sealed Bids will be ac
cepted by US Post office
at Pembroke for the fol
lowing items. 1. One
each Safe 1956 Model
29” x 32” x 4’5” high
in good working order.
Original cost $669.00.
2. One each Table and
sorting case 1’11” x
5’5” x 30” high Table
84 partition sorting case
value $52.00 approx.
Bids will be accepted
until July 15, 1970. Sale
will be to highest
bidder.
FOR SALE
4 Room House for sale
near Nevils, Ga.; will
move to your lot. Price
SI,OOO including moving.
Phone 233-0545, Sa
vannah, Ga. A.C. Spel
ler House Movers.
July 2-9
FOR SALE
140 Gallon fuel storage
tank; 3 drums with ap
proximately 125 gallons
of fuel oil. Best offer
will be accepted.
Dexter M. Ferry
Phone- 653-4339
MUST SET J
68 Javelin—6 cylinder
automatic transmission
in good shape.
Phone 653-2471
Help Wanted
Part Or Full Time Work
For Added Income
We Secure Locations
Reliable man or woman
wanted as distributor in
this area to service
route for NATIONAL
ADVERTISED ALKA
SELTZER, ANACIN,
BAYER ASPIRINS, and
TUMS sold through our
latest modern vending
machine in handy pocket
packs. Dealershipsnow
being established and
appointed upon our ac
ceptance. Will not in
terfere with your pre
sent employment, as
locations can be servi
ced evenings or week
ends, collect and refill
machines.
EARNING POTENTIAL
$400.00 a month de
pending on size of route.
Cash investment of /
$1,900.00 to $3,410.00
is required, also a
good car and 8 to 10
spare hours a week. If
you can meet these re
quirements and cash in
vestment, and are sin
cerely interested in a
fast repeat business of
your own then WRITE
'giving Name, Address,
and Telephone Number,
for local personal in
terview with a Com
pany Representative.
HEADACHE-BAR VEN
DORS CORP. 1
7821 Manchester
Maplewood, Mo. 63143
SEMI DRIVERS NEEDED
Train NOW to drive
semi trucks, local and
over the road. You can
earn over $4.00 per
hour, after short train
ing. No experience ne
cessary. For interview
and application, call
904-388-4607, or write
Safety Dept., United
Systems, Inc., %Mer
cury Motor Express
Term. Bldg., 1716 Mc-
Duff Avenue N., Jack
sonville, Florida, 32-
205.
CARD OF THANKS
I would like to express
my thanks for all the
cards, flowers, and any
act of kindness shown
me during my recent
stay in the Evans Me
morial Hospital.
Mrs. Georgia Hughes
CARD OF THANKS
On behalf of our son,
we would like to express
our deep appreciation,
for all the flowers,
cards, visits, gifts, and
inquirys while he was in
the Bulloch County Hos
pital. Thank you and
may God bless each and
everyone of you.
Parents of Herman
Butler, Jr.
CARD OF THANKS
I would like to ex
press my appreciation
and thanks for all the
visits, cards, flowers
and prayers during my
recent stay in the Can
dler General Hospital
in Savannah and since
my return home.
Noah Dixon
Planning to purchase
some garden furniture
for your yard or patio?
T.G. Williams, head of
the Extension Service
landscaping depart
ment, suggests that you
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W^rem Auto Store
Friday, July 3rd
10 A.M. TO 5 P.M.
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select furniture in har
mony with the setting in
which it will be placed.
Smokey Says:
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WASTE RESOURCES
.-COST MONEY'
. . . Help Prevent All Wildfires!
TOS THEATRE
PEMBROKE
I
SHOW TIME:
Beginning Monday, June 8, 1870,
Theatre will be open each night
except Sunday Nights.
Only One Complete Show Each
Night Starting at 8:30 P. M.
Saturday Continuous Showing
FTom 2:30 P. M.
July 2-3-4 Thur*., Frl., Sat.
l_jSg
National General Pictures Presents
U€VANCU€F
"DAY OF ANGCR"
Tectmcotor* Techmuope*
8 ©
July 6-7-BiMon., Tuts. Wed.
BEN HUR
(tn Metrocolor)
Charlton Heston, Jack Hawkins
8 TRACK
Tapes 3.99
Wiglets 3.79
Wigs 22.50
THE MART
i CLAXTON, GA - 739-1260
J&W SEPTIC
TANK SERVICE
Nin, Georgia
PHONE 748-7128
748-8517
"If you have Septic
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