Monday, October 5, 2009

1979 Treutlen vs Lyons



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October 3, 1979
Treutlen vs Lyons
An exciting moment in the football game. Coaching were Howard Cochran and Ron Snyder.

Others that week: R. A. Perry retiring, a family reunion, FHA, Carol Crowe became County Agent, TES pix, Wilbur Jones at Lions Club.

1974 Duke & Duke



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October 2, 1974
Duke & Duke
Mrs. Alma (Reginald) Duke and Mrs. Pauline (Preston) Duke at the J. C. Stephens building.

Others that week: Dr. McNair's Bird Hunt (Dove Season October), new public housing, erosion at football stadium, FHA, TES insect projects, Sound Off pix, Football.

Wednesday, September 23, 2009

Tree Identified

The Treutlen County Agent has identified the mystery tree as a saw tooth oak. He said that people plant them for the deer to eat.

1979 Clayton at Welcome Center Dedication



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September 26, 1979
Clayton at Welcome Center Dedication
Clayton Stephens was one of several who spoke at the dedication of the Welcome Center on GA 29 at I-16. He didn't create the center, but he was the foremost booster to fund and support it until he died. Behind him is Governor George Busbee. Clayton paid for every local newspaper campaign ad for Busbee. There were a number of times that the governor could have made an appointment for Clayton, but he did not. Clayton struggled for state funding for the center, but the checks were always late and required many phone calls and letters.

Others that week: Forestry Pageant contestants, Midget football, and semester Honor Roll students.

1974 Bart up a Tree



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September 25, 1974
Bart up a Tree
Persimmons were ready for the first frost, and Bart McLendon climbed up to test the ripeness of the fruit.

Others that week: Portraits of the Harley McLendon family.

Monday, September 21, 2009

Help Identify the Tree

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The tree is behind the Senior Center near the dumpster. The nut is large and elongated, turn darker after they've been on the ground. The base shell is wooly-looking, covering most of the nut until it dries and expands.
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Some people have already guessed chestnut or saw-tooth oak.
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Leave your answer with the comments.
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