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Page 2Barwick News AdvertiserIn good times , people want to advertise;in bad times theyhave to.FOR SALE: ChinaCabinet 125229-292-8993#5201WANTED: Femaleducks, cheap or free229-225-8020#5202FOR SALE: ElectricHeater, has fireplaceNEEDA CAR?No Credit Required.CAR NATIONDec. 29, 2015e-mail: ads@bnadv.netFree Classified Ads (229) 735-2111COMMUNITY NEWSCoolidge, GA 229-346-3033front, Great cond 50OBO229-225-7974#5203WANTED: ClassifiedAds for next Issue.FREE up to 300 (personal Items)They Work229-735-2111 or bar-Deadlines forDisplay & Classified adsDeadlines for display ads:Wednesday @ 5 pmCamera Ready Art: Thurs @ 5Deadlines for Classifieds- Wed. @ 5 pmFREE Non-Commercial Adsif value of item is under 300 the ad it is Free!If value over 300 the cost will be 3.00for 10 words, .40 per word afterwards.Please call(229) 735-2111or (800)973-3134Fax: 229-735-2112Barwick AdvertiserP.O. Box 65 Barwick, GA 31720e-mail: ads@bnadv.netEDITORIAL POLICYThe Barwick News Advertising offers communityorganizations the opportunity to run announcementsin the paper at no charge. All announcements aresubject to editing and available space. Copy edits willnot be subject to the approval of the submitter. Thepreferred method of submission of press releases,public service announcements and photos is via e-mailto: publisher@bnadv.net The only way to insure thatcopy is reprinted exactly as written is to purchaseadvertising space in the paper. Otherwise, copyedits and the appearance of press releases are atthe discretion of the editor.Community & Emergency NumbersAll Emergencies. 911Animal Shelter .903-9810Brooks Foresty Dept.& Burn Permits .263-4611City of Barwick .735-2311City of Boston .498-6743City of Morven .775-2176City of Pavo .859-2110Sheriff’s Dept. Brooks Co .263-7558Spay & Neuter Clinic . 229-236-7297Police Dept. - Boston .498-2831Police Dept. 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The AAA is a division of the Southern Georgia Regional Commission.Delta eager to resume flights to CubaThe United States and Cuba announced Dec. 17 they have agreed to resume flightsbetween the two countries. And Atlanta-based Delta Air Lines Inc. (NYSE: DAL) isready for it. Delta congratulated the two governments and said it “looks forward toresuming service to Cuba as soon as approvals are granted.”(Ga Trend)Dec. 18, 2015 University of GeorgiaUGA, Georgia Tech partner to create fully-accessible camp for children with disabilitiesStaff reports that the University of Georgia’s College of Environment and Design andGeorgia Tech’s College of Architecture have partnered with Extra Special People Inc.to build Camp Hooray, the first-of-its-kind, fully accessible overnight camp for childrenand young adults with developmental disabilities. Located on a 70-acre parcel of landin Jackson County, the camp will have traditional camp activities including music,sports and games, art, swimming, boating, archery, field days, talent shows andovernight stays-while providing a safe, fun and meaningful experience for campers ofall abilities. (Ga Trend)A fish may hold the key to more efficient wireless networksAs wireless networks become more crowded with devices and more taxed by thedemand for anytime, anywhere access, these networks are susceptible to radiofrequency interference and jamming. It’s a problem that potentially affects everythingfrom personal smartphones to communications satellites. An unlikely source—a smallSouth American fish known as Eigenmannia that depends on electrolocation forsurvival—presents a potential solution, according to researchers in the University OfGeorgia College Of Engineering. (Ga Trend)Exchange enrollment nears 500,000 in GeorgiaNearly a half-million Georgians have enrolled in a 2016 health plan through theinsurance exchange or had their coverage automatically renewed, federal officialsannounced Tuesday. Georgia’s total of 498,901 as of Dec. 19 would appear to put thestate on a faster pace than 2015 enrollment. By the end of that enrollment period inmid-February, roughly 540,000 Georgians had signed up or been renewed. (Ga Trend)If you have any local community newsplease feel free to e-mail: ads@bnadv.net, call (229) 735-2111 orsnail mail: Barwick News Advertiser P.O. Box 65, Barwick, GA 31720

Free Classified Ads (229) 735-2111e-mail: ads@bnadv.netDec. 29, 2015Barwick News AdvertiserPage 3TWO HUNDRED-FIFTEEN STUDENTS COMPLETEDARTON STATE COLLEGE NURSING PROGRAMALBANY, GA – Two hundred-fifteen (215) students graduated thisfall from the Darton State College nursing program with Associateof Science degrees. They were recognized during the traditionalnurse pinning ceremony, which took place at the Cavalier Arenaon Friday, December 11, 2015. The students are now eligible totake the licensing examination to become registered nurses.Local Graduates by City:Adel, Georgia – Michael Royal,Bainbridge, Georgia - Mallory Belcher,Boston, Georgia – Karen BaileyCairo, Georgia – Kylie HarrisMoultrie, Georgia – Olivia WilliamsNorman Park, Georgia – Toni HancockOchlocknee, Georgia – Amanda GinchereauQuitman, Georgia – Kristin SpencerRentz, Georgia – Jennifer BrinsonThomasville, Georgia – Mark Cuevas, Kimberly Hill, Scott Layfield,and Juliet WinbiglerValdosta, Georgia – Jeremy GishLetters to the Troops“Testaments In Glass, located at 305 E. Screven St, Quitman,is now a designated mail collection center for cards and lettersto our troops in military service around the world.Everyone is welcome to drop off all letters and cards to bemailed free of charge.If you like, you may pick up cards at Testaments In Glassduring their business hours.If your group is 30 or more, cards can be delivered to you.Graduates from Darton’s nursing program consistently haveamong the highest first-time pass rates on the licensing exam inthe state. Darton State College’s program has provided more than4,600 nurses to the Southwest Georgia area since the collegeopened its doors in 1966.For more information about Darton State College’s nursingprogram or nursing as a career, call 229.317.6740 or visit www.darton.edu.wickads@windstream. 229-225-7974net#5205#5204FOR SALE: Heavy dutyFOR SALE: BaldwinJohn Deere Coloredorgan like new, 50shelf, adjustable, sideOBOcompartmentsCall/text 30 OBO229-225-8020#5206NEEDA CAR?No Credit Required.CAR NATIONCoolidge, GA 229-346-3033FOR SALE: Girls PinkBB gun, 25229-225-8020FLAGORDERSTOREYOURMade in USAFLAG TODAY!Residential Flag Poles Now for Sale!Now Available Historic Georgia FlagAlso StateGadsdenFlagNowAvailable& American Flags229-225-6134#5101FOR SALE: BarbieDolls, dolls of theworld collection-manycountries, all 165 orby ea229-226-6189#5102FOR SALE: BarbieDolls, 25 to 35 yearsold, still in box, different than the dolls ofthe world collection,All 115 or by ea229-226-6189#5103FOR SALE: SHED,custom made, 12’x8’ with 2 lofts ,loftsare at 7’ and heightof shed is 10’,tin roof 1,600 OBO229-225-6134#5104FOR SALE: “Lshaped sectionalcouch . . .Coffee color w/ bur-Guidelines for Letters To Troops: Keep letters upbeat and positive Be thankful for their service Share a little about yourself Ask questions, however do not discuss death,killing or any sadness Avoid politics and religion in excessIt is all about appreciation and respectAsk yourself, will this bring a smile to someone’s face?No envelopes or stamps needed“ All letters will be screened “Contact: Mrs. Marsha Bacsko (229) 263-7358gundy fabric, 10 largepillows w/ print or solidburgundy2 small pillows the same,4 large pillows, solid,burgundy, small pillowfabric worn, Smokefree home with onetrained declawedcat. Maybe delivered. Whole 220 or 2pieces 130 ea.(229) 263-7358#5105FOR SALE: “Out-door furniture: 1 bar,4 stools & 2 loungechairsBrown metal, whiteFormica, white straps/bandsGood condition: general wear/tear, 120OBO testinglass@gmail.com(229)263-7358#5106FOR SALE: 30” Whirlpool electric stove 250229-263-4476#5107FOR SALE: 5 CDChanger 125229-263-4476#5108FOR SALE: Antiquepiano w/ bench, solidoak, great cond. 100OBO229-200-8077#5109NEEDA CAR?No Credit Required.CAR NATIONCoolidge, GA 229-346-3033 Wills & Trusts Probate & Guardianship Elder Law Family Law Criminal Law DUIMr. B’sServing Clients in Georgia & Florida701 Baytree Rd. ValdostaMeatsAlways Fresh!Always -83009115861405 N. Lee St. Valdosta