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- Saturday, March 19,1994 "Houston Times-Joumal
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Westfield, from 5A
the region games, we go with the
kids who are producing the most.
The kids seem to take region ball
games, like their coach, more seri
ously."
Even so, Brown said the Hornets
were giving up cheap runs and
cheap innings. "We weren't making
routine plays," he said. "We were
able to do that (make routine plays)
in the Monroe game and that made
all the difference in the world.”
The Hornets wasted no time in
jumping out in front. Leadoff man
Shepley singled to start the game.
One out later, Nuss connected on a
Monroe pitch to give Westfield the
early 2-0 lead.
The Hornets would add three
more runs in the third to pad their
lead to 5-0. Thad Hawk, batting in
the nine hole, would lead the inning
off with a double. Walks to Shep
ley and Nuss would load the bases
for the visitors.
Hawk would score on a Jake
Walls single. Dehem hit into a
fielder's choice at second for the
second out. Shepley crossed the
plate for the Hornets on the play.
The final run of the inning would
score when Monroe misplayed a
Talton grounder to short, allowing
Nuss to cross the plate.
The Hornets have a history this
year of playing well for the first
half of the game and then allowing
County,
from 1A
night’s meeting. “At first glance, it
seemed like the owner of the struc
tures would be the one to pay the
costs of re-location. But, after look
ing into it, we know that is simply
not the case. They (Oglethorpe
Power Corp.) did agree, however, to
allow us to pay over a four year pe
riod.”
Stafford added that, although this
year’s installment had to be drawn
from the contingency fund, the next
three installments will be included
in future county budgets.
The West Perry Bypass, which
e com ' din :!irce phases,
will eventually run from Thompson
Road to the west part of the city
and will include a new Interstate 75
interchange at the Georgia National
Fairgrounds and Agricenter.
Kick-off,
from 1A
parade. "It's a riot," said Burrus.
"Animals come dressed up in cos
tumes."
There are six categories for the
pet parade: cutest, ugliest, best cos
-1 ime, best trick, largest and small
est.
At 3:30 p.m., there will be a
basketball shooting contest for
boys and girls age 15 and under.
There will be four age categories,
seven-and-eight-years-old, nine-and
-10-ycars-old, 11 -and-12-ycars-old
and 13-to-15-years-old.
Participants will compete in
three point shooting, free throw and
sharp shooting. The cost is $1 per
event.
In addition to specific events, 99
WAYS Oldies will have an all-day
remote from Family Fun Day.
The Wrightsville, Ga., band
Country Notes will perform, as
will Macon ventriloquist Cliff Pat
ton.
Family Fun Day will conclude
at 5 p.m. with a balloon release.
Roley,
from 4A
Small businesses like the corner
convenience store, like this newspa
per, like the hometown furniture
dealer, like the car dealer, like most,
if not all, of the businesses you past
today. Chances are you work in a
small business.
In order to get jobs, we have got
to encourage small business. Unfor
tunately, we seem to, by tax law and
regulation, wish to drive the small
business out of business. It is no
small wonder, with all the govern
ment mandates and taxes that have
hit small business in the last few
years, that we have an unemploy
ment rate as low as it is.
Instead of capital gains taxes on
small business, we need a tax sys
tem that encourages citizens with a
modest amount of wealth to invest
in small businesses. Safety and
health is one thing, but we need to
make sure that rules and regulations
enhance safety and health, not the
ego of some governmental bureau
crat, that rules and regulations arc
there to give someone something to
do.
If President Clinton is serious
about creating jobs, he will look to
free small business to create jobs.
You see, the smaller the business,
the more labor intensive the enter
prise.
the other team to win the game.
Tuesday afternoon it appeared that
history would repeat itself.
After scoring once in the bottom
of the fourth on two hits, Monroe
put four runners across the plate in
the bottom of the fifth to tie the
game at five. Although Monroe
would have two doubles in the in
ning, two key errors by the Hornets
opened the door for three of the four
runs.
Talton started the game, going
five full innings before leaving the
Westfield Hornets
Date Opponent H/A:TIME Score
March 8 Windsor H 1-10
March 12 Tattnall Tournament Macon
Mt. de Sales 10-14
JohnMilledge 5- 6
March 14 FPD H 2-9
March 15 'Monroe A 8-5
March 18 John Milledge H: 4 pan. -
March 19 Tattnall Tournament Macon -
March 22 Windsor A: 4 p.m. -
March 24 Stratford H: 4 pan. -
March 25 *Mt. de Sales A: 4 pan. -
March 31 John Milledge A: 4 p.m. -
April 1 'Tattnall H: 1 pan. -
April 5 Stratford A: 5 pan. -
April 8 'Athens Christian A: 4 pan. -
April 9 Glenwood (Ala.) Macon, TBA -
April 12 'ML de Sales H: 4 pan. -
April 14 'George Walton H: 4:30 p.m. -
April 18 'Monroe H: 4 p.m. -
April 19 'Tattnall A: 7 p.m. -
April 22 'George Walton A: 4:30 p.m. -
April 25 'Athens Christian H:4pan. -
April 28 Southland H: 4 p.m. -
May 3 Ist round playoff
May 9 2nd round playoff .Region game
May 11 AAA semi-finals
May 14 AAA finals
HOUSton, from 5A
by a pitch. Bred hit a grounder to
short that was misplayed by the
Bears with both runners scoring.
They had moved up to third and
second on a Varnadoe wild pitch.
Three more runs in the fourth
sealed the win for the Panthers, and
again it was a hit batsman and a
walk that put runners on base as
Varnadoe experienced control
trouble all afternoon.
He gave up just four hits, but
didn't help his cause with five
walks and four hit batsmen, along
with five Houston County errors.
Legals
ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS
WATER SYSTEM IMPROVEMENTS
GEORGIA HIGHWAY 96 - WATER
SUPPLY
AND TREATMENT FACILITY
BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
HOUSTON COUNTY, GEORGIA
Sealed Proposals for construction of
the Water System Improvements, Georgia
Highway 96 - Water Supply and Treatment
Facility will be received at the
Commissioner’s Office, Houston County
Annex, 200 Cart Vinson Parkway in Warner
Robins, Georgia until 11:00 a.m. o’clock
legal prevailing time on Tuesday, April 12,
1994 at which time and place they will be
publicly opened and read aloud. No bid
may be withdrawn after the closing time for
the receipt of bids for a period of sixty (60)
calendar days.
The work to be done consists of
furnishing all materials and equipment and
performing all labor necessary to construct
a ne wdeep well water supply and treatment
facility complete with pump, motor, piping,
water main, sewage collections, controls,
electrical and all incidental work required
for a complete installation.
The Bidder shall be a Water Well
Contractor licensed to do work in the State
of Georgia.
The Work will be awarded in one
contract.
Payment of the Contract Amount will be
made on a periodic basis on applications
for payment from the Contractor and
approved by the Engineer based on work
accomplished, products furnished and
products stored on the site, such progress
payment requests shall be submitted by
the Contractor no later than the 25th day of
each month during the term of the Contract
and shall be paid by the Owner within thirty
(30 day s after receipt of approved progress
payment requests, less retainage and other
deductions provided in the Contract
Documents. Furtherdetailsconceming the
payment provisions of the Contract are
contained in Section 14 of the general
Conditions of the Contract Documents.
Documents are on file at the Dodge Rooms
in Macon and Albany, Georgia and may be
obtained from Tribble & Richardson, Inc.
4875 Riverside Drive, Macon, Georgia
31210 upon deposit of seventy-five ($75.00)
per set (non-refundable).
Bonds: All bids must be accompanied
by a Bid Bond in an amount not less than
ten percent (10%) of the amount bid. The
Successful Bidder, if awarded the Contract,
will be required to furnish a Performance
Bond and Payment Bond, each in the
amount of one hundred percent (1007 c) of
the Contract amount.
The Owner reserves the right to reject
any or all bids, to waive informalities, and to
readvertise.
Board of Commissioners
Houston County, Georgia
By: J Sherrill Stafford. Chairman
3-101 3/12,3/16,3/19
mound for Staines at the beginning
of the sixth. Talton allowed five
runs, two earned, on seven hits. He
struck out two and walked two.
Staines started the sixth inning
for the Hornets and finished the
game. In his two innings of work,
he did not allow a run, giving up
two singles.
Once again, Nuss led the Hor
nets at the plate. He was two-for
two with four RBIs. He also walked
twice.
The Panthers play Appling
County at home Saturday, and
coach Jones said "Brett is going to
have to come back and give us a
couple of innings, at least, on
Saturday".
The coach also said "I'm pleased
with the progress our young team
has made this early. We're getting
down to some crucial region games
now, and we have to keep playing
heads-up and cut out the mental
mistakes, and we will be alright."
Jones is in his fourth year as
Perry's head coach. He engineered a
state championship in 1991.
ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS
HENDERSON DEEP WELL WATER
SUPPLY IMPROVEMENTS
BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
HOUSTON COUNTY, GEORGIA
Sealed Proposals for construction of
the Henderson Deep Well Water Supply
Improvements will be received at the
Commissioner’s Office, Houston County
Annex, 200 Carl Vinson Parkway in Warner
Robins, Georgia, 31093 until 11:00 a m.
o’clock legal prevailing time on Tuesday.
April 12. 1994. at which time and place
they will be publicly opened and readaloud.
No bid may be withdrawn after the closing
time for the receipt of bids for a period of
sixty (60) calendar days.
The work to be done consists of
furnishing all materials and equipment and
performing all labor necessary to construct
a new deep well water supply complete
with pump, motor, piping, chemical feed
equipment, building, controls, electncal and
all incidental work required for a complete
installation.
The Bidder shall be a Water Well
Contractor licensed to do work in the State
of Georgia.
The Work will be awarded in one
contract.
Payment of the Contract Amount will be
made on a periodic basis on applications
for payment from the Contractor and
approved by the Engineer based on work
accomplished, products furnished and
products stored on the site, such progress
payment requests shall be submitted by
the Contractor no later than the 25th day of
each month during the term of the Contract
and shall be paid by the Owner within thirty
(30 days after receipt of approved progress
payment requests, less retainage and other
deductions provided in the Contract
Documents. Further details concerning the
payment provisions of the Contract are
contained in Section 14 of the general
Conditions of the Contract Documents.
Plans. Specifications and Contract
Documents are on file at tne Dodge Rooms
in Macon and Albany, Georgia and may be
obtained from Tribble & Richardson, Inc.
4875 Riverside Drive, Macon, Georgia
31210 upon deposit of fifty ($50.00) per set
(non-refundable).
Bonds: All bids must be accompanied
by a Bid Bond in an amount not less than
ten percent (10%) of the amount bid 7 tie
Successful Bidder, if awarded the Cor itruct
will be required to furnish a Performance
Bond and Payment Bond each in the
amount of one hundred percent (100%) of
the Contract amount
The Owner reserves the riyht to reject
any or all bids, to waive informalities, and to
readvertise
Board ol Commissioners
Houston County, Ge ..'gia
By. J Slier nil Staltord, Chainuan
3 00 3/1?. 3/16, 3/19
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3/19-4/6
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3/19-3/30
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3/19-3/23
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3/19-3/23
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Owner financing 10 percent down, 8 & 12
percent fixed rate for 15 years. Property'
and adjacent property restricted Call Jim
at 987-1011 evenings.
1/26-tfn
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Call 987-4800 FMH/EHO.
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designs now available. Recently remod
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3/5-rfn
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987-0143
HOUSE FOR RENT
2BR, 1 bath in Smoke Area.
Central H/AC; stove & refrig
furnished, newly repainted
$395/mo with 1 year lease; Call
987-3963.
Arnold’s Auto Service
March Special
Rotate & Balance’l6 95
Most cars & trucks, no mag wheels
1202 Main Street • 987-4684
Perry Self Storage
Perry’s Finest
Storage Facility!
987-2423
Gen^Courtne^Hodge^BlvdJ
La Marcia
Ladies Fashions
NOW OPEN
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Tues. - Sat (next to Longhorn’s)
V — 1 —'
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Now Accepting Spi mg &
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LAND SALE/RENT ~~
WOODED GOLF COURSE LOT - Perry
Country Club -19,207 sq. ft. -10.28 Chero
kee Rd (609) 983-4080.
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RENT
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3/12-3/16
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3/19-3/30
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8/5-tfn
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Perry Housing Center
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3/16-4/2
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