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Wednesday, April 19,1995, Houston Times-Journal
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GETTING READY Dog handler Cheryl Brown of Byron combs the coat of “Kati," t
cocker spaniel owned by Pat Karney of Conyers, to get her ready for judging
during the Valdosta Kennel Club all-breed show as part of the Peach Blossom
Cluster of dog shows at the Fairgrounds last week.
Dogs brought thousands to Agricenter
By LARRY HITCHCOCK
News Editor
The Peach Blossom Cluster
all-breed dogs shows brought
thousands of dog breeders,
owners and handlers to the
Georgia National Fairgrounds
last week, making it one of the
top five dog shows in the
nation.
Lea Brown, show chairman,
said more than 13,000 dogs were
on the fairgrounds during the
five days of dog shows. There
were six clubs staging their
annual shows, the Valdosta
Kennel Club, the Augusta
Kennel Club and Aiken, S.C.,
Dog Training Club, die Macon
Kennel Club, the Atlanta Kennel
Club and the Combined
Specialty Clubs of Atlanta.
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AWAITING THEIR TURN These dog handlers watch the competition while
awaiting their turn in the Maltese judging at the Valdosta Kennel Club portion of
the Peach Blossom Cluster all-breed dog shows at the Georgia National
Fairground last week. From left are Barbara Canton, David Turner and Sharon
Turner. All are from Palm Harbor, Fla.
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RECYCLING Sarah Smeltplaces an item in the appropriate container as she
gets ready for Earth Day 1995.
Earth Day observance scheduled here
Earth Day 1995 will be observed
in Perry by the Clean Community
Commission, with the help from
the Optimist Club members and the
recycling attendant Robert Hill.
A home composting
demonstration will be held from 9
a.m. until noon Saturday at the
intersection of Houston Lake Road,
Cheryl Brown of Byron was
one of the handlers showing
dogs at the Cluster.
”1 have 10 dogs entered in the
shows," Brown said. She has 35
American Cocker Spaniels in her
kennel.
Brown said she was on die
road 40-45 weekends a year,
traveling all over the eastern
United States showing dogs.
"I've been to shows in
Virginia, New York, Kentucky,
Alabama, Florida, North and
South Carolina, Georgia and
Canada in the last year," Brown
said.
She travels mostly in the
South, showing her own dogs as
well as dogs owned by other
people.
"Heat and rain are the biggest
Swift Street and James Street near
Perry Middle School.
The Drop-Off Recycling Center
will be open to receive recyclables
for Happy Hour Workshop.
Newspapers, cardboard boxes, clear
glass, colored glass, food cans and
drink cans can be turned in. *
For the 25th anniversary of Earth
problems handlers face," Brown
said. "Several of the shows are
held outdoors. Not every place
has air-conditioned halls like the
Fairgrounds."
Brown said it costs her about
S2OO a weekend to travel to
shows.
"It's not really a business,
although diere are some handlers
who make a living at it," she
said.
A handler must have portable
kennel cages to transport the
dogs, grooming tables to get the
dogs looking their best and a
wide assortment of combs,
brushes, clippers, ribbons,
collars, leashes, food and
medications to care for the dogs.
"For most of us, it's a very
expensive hobby," Brown said.
Bay; the - Clean Community
Commission encourages home
composting to improve the earth
and recycling to save useful
materials from being buried in the
earth.
The Earth Day theme is "Energy
Efficiency" and the slogan is "The
Time Has Come."
Legals
COUNTY TAX SALE
GEORGIA, HOUSTON COUNTY
There will be sold at public outcry to the
highest and best bidder for cash, between
the legal hours of sale before the County
Courthouse door in Houston County,
Georgia, on the First (Ist) Tuesday in MAY,
1995, the following described property to
wit:
All that tract or parcel of land lying and
being in Land Lot 225, Tenth Land District
of Houston County, Georgia, being known
and designated as Lot 12, Block F, Section
No. 3, Phase 2, Beaver Glen Subdivision,
according to a plat of survey recorded in
Plat Book 18, Folio 267, Clerk’s Office,
Houston Superior Court; said plat and the
recorded copy thereof are hereby made a
part of this description by reference thereto.
Said property levied upon as the property
of Allen L. Sr. and Dorothy L. Creamer,
Defendant in Fi Fa to satisfy fi fa for the
years 1993 & 1994 issued by Sheriff Ex-
Officio of Houston County against said
defendant in Fi Fa. Tenant in possession
of said premises notified. Map No. W-80-
134
This 23rd day of February 1995.
Juanita Mason, Sheriff Ex-Officio
Houston County, Georgia
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COUNTY TAX SALE
GEORGIA, HOUSTON COUNTY
There will be sold at public outcry to the
highest and best bidder for cash, between
the legal hours of sale before the County
Courthouse door in Houston County,
Georgia, on the First (Ist) Tuesday in MAY,
1995, the following described property to
wit;
In Land Lot 220. Fifth Land District,
Houston County, Georgia, oemg known
and designated as Lot 24, Block I,
Extension No. 8, Jefferson Hills
Subdivision, according to a Dlat nf «i irvou
prepared by Waddle Surveying Co., Inc.,
dated November 11, 1969, and recorded
in Map Book 13, Page 140, Clerk’s Office,
Houston Superior Court.
Said property levied upon as the property
of Nathaniel Harvey, Jr., Defendant in Fi
Fa to satisfy fi fa for the years 1993 & 1994
issued by Sheriff Ex-Officio of Houston
County against said defendant in Fi Fa.
Tenant in possession of said premises
notified. Map No. W-8-A-44
This 23rd day of February 1995.
Juanita Mason, Sheriff Ex-Officio
Houston County, Georgia
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COUNTY TAX SALE
GEORGIA, HOUSTON COUNTY
There will be sold at public outcry to the
highest and best bidder for cash, between
the legal hours of sale before the County
Courthouse door in Houston County,
Georgia, on the First (Ist) Tuesday in MAY,
1995, the following described property to
wit:
All that tract or parcel of land situate,
lying and being in Land Lots 216 and 217,
of the Fifth (sth) Land District of Houston
County, Georgia, which is known and
designated as Lot 13, Block B, Piedmont
Heights Subdivision, according to a plat of
said subdivision which is of record in Plat
Book 2, Page 476, Clerk’s Office, Houston
Superior Court. This property is also known
as Lot 11, Block B, Piedmont Heights
Subdivision, according to a plat of said
subdivision which is of record in Plat Book
3, Page 10, Clerk’s Office, Houston
Superior Court.
Working with Nature
is part of our nature.
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Said property levied upon as the property
of Jessie Lee Scott, Defendant in Fi Fa to
satisfy fi fa for the years 1993 & 1994 issued
by Sheriff Ex-Officio of Houston County
against said defendant in Fi Fa. Tenant in
possession of said premises notified. Map
No. W-4-1-H-22
This 22nd day of February 1995.
Juanita Mason, Sheriff Ex-Officio
Houston County, Georgia
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COUNTY TAX SALE
GEORGIA, HOUSTON COUNTY
There will be sold at public outcry to the
highest and best bidder for cash, between
the legal hours of sale before the County
Courthouse door in Houston County,
Georgia, on the First (Ist) Tuesday in MAY,
1995, the following described property to
wit:
All that tract or parcel of land situate .lying
and being in Land Lot 214 of the Fifth (sth)
Land District of Houston County, Georgia,
which is known and designated as all of Lot
15, Block D, and the East 1/2 of Lot 16,
Block D, Pauleila Gardens Subdivision,
according to a survey of William Jeffrey
Hampton and Beverly Ann Hampton which
is of record in Plat Book 23, page 185,
Clerk's Office, Houston Superior Court. Said
land fronts a total oflosfeetonPaul Street.
The said recorded plat is incorporated herein
by reference for all purposes. This property
is known as 202 Paul St., Warner Robins,
Georgia 31093-2024.
Said property levied upon as the property
of Bennie L. Smith, Defendant in Fi Fa to
satisfy fi fa for the years 1993 & 1994 issued
by Sheriff Ex-Officio of Houston County
against said defendant in Fi Fa. Tenant in
possession of said premises notified. Map
No. W-18A-A-11
This 22nd day of February 1995.
Juanita Mason, Sheriff Ex-Officio
Houston County, Georgia
4-48 4/5-4/26
INVITATION TO BID
SOUTHERN FROZEN FOODS IS
ACCEPTING BIDS ON THE FOLLOWING
Submit proposal for the harvest of
approximately 150 acres of coastal
Bermuda. Approximately 75 acres is divided
into 10 separate fields and is under irrigation
of bio-solids from operation of a wastewater
treatment facility. The bio-solids primarily
contain vegetable waste.
Contractor shall be responsible for
following strict harvest rotation schedules
as outlined in operation and management
manual. Contractor shall also follow
instructions of Water Pollution Control
Supervisor who is responsible for this bio
solids handling facility. Copies of schedule
can be obtained upon request.
Contractor shall be given notice of need
to harvest and shall act on this notice as
quickly as possible.
Contractor shall be responsible for the
furnishing of necessary equipment and labor
for the harvesting of coastal Bermuda for
the purpose of feeding livestock. After
harvesting is complete all finished product
and equipment shall be removed from the
site immediately.
Fertilizer and lime application will be as
recommended in soil analysis and done by
the owner. A weed control program will be
implemented and performed by the owner.
Soil analysis and ground water analysis will
be done by the owner and results given to
contractor on request.
Contractor shall be responsible for the
planting of rye grass in order to maintain a
year round cover crop.
Contractor shall be responsible for the
repair of any damage to site irrigation.,
equipment or cover crop if damage is done
by contractor, employee of contractor or
contractor equipment. Contractor shall be
responsible for the upkeep of the perimeter
of the cover crop which includes mowing -
and harvesting if harvesting is applicable.
Contractor can be released of his/her,
duties without notice depending on the
circumstances surrounding Incident.
Proposal should be submitted aS sealed
bid in the form of price per acre per year
and/or price per bale per year.
Southern Frozen Foods reserves the
right to reject any and all bids.
CONTACT; PETE HATFIELD, „
TECHNICAL/ENVIRONMENTAL
DIRECTOR
SOUTHERN FROZEN FOODS, P.O.
BOX 306
MONTEZUMA, GEORGIA 31063 i?
912-472/8101
Bids will be accepted through April 21,
1995.
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NOTICE TO ENGINEERING FIRMS
SOLICITATION OF INTEREST
The Georgia Department of
Transportation is considering engaging a
qualified and experienced Engineering Finn
to provide professional services on the
following project:
STP-0668(7) Houston County
P.l. No. 331830
Widening and reconstruction of a 4.0 .
mile section of Houston Lake Road from
County Road 279 to State Route 96.
The selected firm shall provide all
necessary field data, preliminary
construction plans, and right-of-way plans
including staking and final construction
plans along with appropriate engineering
studies, design reports, drainage studies
and periodic cost estimates. This project
will be designed In metric.
Each firm wiH be evaluated on oossession
of high professional and educational
standards and recent job related
experience. Firms will be required to have
qualified staff available to show manageable
current workload. Qualified staff shall mean
having dedicated and responsible
engineers on the firm's staff with current
and adequate experience in the fields of
the proposed scope of work and having
performed and/or been.in responsible
charge of work of a similar or greater
complexity. The firms must demonstrate
ability of meeting schedules without
jeopardizing the quality of plans or
engineering; must show financial -
soundness and an ability to produce the ,
product in an acceptable electronic format.
The purpose of this evaluation is to select
a limited number of firms to submit a
technical proposal to the Department Each
of the above listed factors will be given
relatively equal importance in the
evaluation. In order for a firm to be
evaluated, a principal and member of the
design team shall be registered as
professional engineers or architects, as
appropriate to the scope of work, In their
state of resident and in the State of Georgia.
The firm must also be prequalified with the
Georgia Department of Transportation in
the area-classes of work appropriate to the
scope of work.
To assure consideration, letters of
interest should be received by the
Department no later than June 15, 1995.
Mail letters to:
James A. Kennedy
State Road & Airport Design Engineer
Georgia Department of Transportation
No. 2 Capitol Square, Room 441
Atlanta, Georgia 30334
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