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•;P K%' JIPMEK ~^ml \ f : S9^' >w *m , ';• ffW V UOS ■ > ¥•**’ lX Sale boating means no drinking on the water. Sober, from 7A Under the Influence (BUI) to the same levels used for Driving Under the Influence (DUI) .OB presump tive and .10 absolute. Persons caught BUI will be arrested and charged. CrOWe, from 6A Honda State went to Honda Field and beat the Honda Gators. "If there was a time when Horida State football was coming on the scene, that was it," said Crowe. Crowe said the recent reports from Florida State about football players getting free shopping trips were disturbing. "It disappoints me as an alumni and a former player when situations like this pop up. "What I think has changed so much is expectations from the fans," said Crowe. "Fans used to think a big season was 7-4. But, in some programs, they are satisfied with nothing less than 12-0. "It is a very big business. Some times the competition is so fierce that it is very easy to step over the line." River, from 7A Fishing statistics indicate that the freshwater fishery of the Savannah River is under-utilized. The Ogeechee River supports better than twice the number of angler hours and trips per acre, yet fishing success of Savannah River anglers (fish per hour) is slightly higher. Of the 898 organized bass tour naments conducted statewide in 1992, only eight were held on the Savannah River. Certain tourna ment organizers blame this on poor boating access, both in quantity and quality of available ramps. The Fisheries Section recognized Georgia narKHass opens up fun From traditional park offerings such as hiking, camping and pic nicking to the summertime enjoy ment of boating, canoeing and wa terskiing, state parks and historic sites provide an opportunity to en joy and develop a love for Georgia's outdoors. To take full advantage of all that's available, be sure to partici pate in the Georgia Park Pass pro gram, " OBITUARIES Charles Forrest Cogar AUGUSTA-Charles Forrest Cogar, 85, of Westwood Road, died Thursday, June 9, 1994. Born in Camden On Gualey, West Va., he was the son of the late Jack L. and Henrietta Kyer Cogar. He was a retired builder and had lived in Augusta the past 26 years. He was a member of Christ's Sanctified Holy Church. Survivors: wife, Hilda Merritt Cogar of Augusta; children, Minnie C. Simons of Perry and Sarah C. Jernigan and Nettie C. Jordan, both of Augusta; stepchildren, Shirley Collings of Raleigh, N.C., Sonny Merritt of Greenville, N.C., and Robyn Anderson of Snellville; 16 grandchildren; and six great grandchildren. Services: Will be held Saturday, June 11, 1994 in the Christ's Sanctified Holy Church in Perry at 2 p.m. Burial will take place in the church cemetery. The Revs. Dorris Dameron and Herston Ware will officiate. Watson-Hunt 1 Funeral Home in Perry has charge of arrangements. The Wildlife Resources Division urges Georgians to designate an op erator when on the water. Provide non-alcoholic beverages for the des ignated driver and keep alcohol con sumption at a minimum for other Crowe would also like to see the players get more than Sls a month for laundry money. Yet, he notes that the scholarship is a pretty good deal, allowing athletes to get a col lege education, which he says is the reason they are playing. "A lot of students play football in college," said Crowe, "but they don't get an education. Very few make it in the pros. They (college players) forget what they were sup posed to do." "Football, today, is much more violent than it used to be," Crowe said, adding, however, that he would play college football if he had to do it over again. "I have fond memories. It isn't right for every one. Crowe said that football taught him a lot. "Probably the biggest this problem and, since 1987, has been actively obtaining land for and building new boat ramps statewide. One such ramp on the Savannah River was completed in 1992 in Burke County as part of the new Yuchi Wildlife Management Area. The Savannah River also experi enced high water conditions in the early 19905, despite the fact that its flow is regulated. The beneficial ef fects of this high water should be evident in spring fishing for red breast sunfish and largemouth bass. Catches should be better than what has normally been experienced in Park visitors may purchase a daily Park Pass for $2, and an an nual Park Pass for only $25 — $12.50 for anyone 62 years old or older. The 1994 Park Pass is valid through March 31, 1995. Park Passes can be purchased at all parks, or by contacting the Georgia Department of Natural Resources at 404-657-9851. Subscribe Today Call 987-1823 PUBLIC NOTICE Bagging of grass clippings is no longer required. The City of Perry Code has been changed to allow lawn cuttings to be piled loose at curbside. Grasscycling or leaving the cuttings on the lawn is still recommended and preferred, however, cuttings piled separately will be collected and composted by the City to avoid having to take the clippings to the County landfill. DOG TAG NOTICE: In accordance with article II of the Perry City Code, notice is hereby given that all dogs within the city of Perry must be registered in the office of the City Clerk no later than July 1, 1994. Before a registration tag is issued, the owner or custodian must furnish the city clerk with a current inoculation certificate from a licensed veterinarian. The cost of each tag is SI.OO and each tag must be properly secured to a collar and worn around the neck of the dog at all times. Puppies must be registered by 12 weeks of age. Dog owners or custodians who shall violate the provision of Article II Dogs of the Perry Code shall be guilty of an offense against the City of Perry shall be fined accordingly. Remember, dogs tags are valid only from July Ist to June 30th of each year. ■*‘F. Marion, Hay, City Manager passengers. For more information on safe boating, contact the Wildlife Resources, Law Enforcement Section nearest you or call (404) 918 6408. thing is persistent, learning to be persistent," he said. "When things get tough, you have to hang in there. "It taught me about being pre pared for opportunity. It has served me well in life." Football taught about goals, game plans, options, being on a team, penalties and misplays, said Crowe. "It's a lot like life," he said. "You keep adjusting, you keep moving forward, you keep focusing on a goal. Very seldom is anything accomplished by one player. "There is a lot you can learn from participating in sports. I draw on it everyday." recent years. Channel catfish populations ap pear to be on an upswing and should provide good summertime recreation. Softball, from 6A mark. Family Footwear finishes in third with a 5-8-1 mark. First Family Finance posts a 3-10-1 chart to take fourth. ■; ■ «• • rfV'tvr^ V • v.'.V ». u .'.y ■ - Y m Got A Great New Item? Give Us A Call At the Houston Times-Journal 987-1823 Cali 987-1823 To Place Your Ad MISCELLANEOUS HEART & STRINGS ANTIQUES Going Out of Business through June 30. Needed dealers for June consignment. Perry Exit 42. 987-9997. 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