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♦ WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 2, 2006 8A — ■ y'i'r. f-f 'iSjr. C t.- I -V JS£ izjsgl& BHB ~ f '" ■ WmM nLai mm i i PliflHl -■ t ??' ? ■.'*%?* ** Mm H, IBh MH H| % "* ; Special to the Journal The Keep Warner Robins Beautiful committee recently recognized Mr. and Mrs. Ed Lemley with the Home of the Month Award. Also pictured are KWRB members Jack Steed, Jim Farr and Terry Duernberger. Ek fP. WSB. ' vv ■»• ... ‘ ..-; - ' - * ;Wr... • ; 'J3 • Slilililll *< IT i T|r f. v-< wtMn I 1» ' fei-wi / - -sh iWBi r.»f. VHr|Hv Ad A jpxV^HapP i Hi.;SINLS» ■—— 1 « . •.-/-.gW^: FnBI MONTH ■’.Wjjgfo Special to the Journal Johnny Carino’s Italian Restaurant No. 511 was recently recognized by the Keep Warner Robins Beautiful committee with the Business of the Month Award. Pictured with the plaque is Kate Fairchild, General Manager. Also pictured are (front) Sonja Heyn, Jonathan Martinez, Ashley Revell, Kim Dalton, Nicole Carson, Carlos Serrano, Linda Larson (KWRB), (back row) David Carr (KWRB). Mary Ealer (KWRB), Ricky Fioramonti, Chris Rowland and Ricky Agosalim. yiß^|^^^^^^»^jHMir : :'^BßßH|L|i^^^ 'iW&- - ,i ."/” ■>-. %?. ,4 Special to the Journal Macon. State College-Warner Robins Campus was recently awarded the Clean Campus Award by the Keep Warner Robins Beautiful committee. Pictured are Linda Larson, Mary Eater (both KWRB), Pete Parham (MSC Chief Engineer), Pella Murphy (Associate Director), James Hinson (Grounds Manager), Mike Hale (Director), David Carr and Jack Steed (KWRB). Kroger giving $ 1 million to schools throughout the Southeast Special to the Journal To show its continued commitment to giving back to the communities it serves, Kroger, according to a release, will contribute $1 million to schools through out the Southeast. Through its annual Earning Plus Learning pro gram, participants can use their Kroger Plus Card to raise funds for the school of their choice for the 2006- 2007 school year (one school per household). Beginning Tuesday, schools can enroll in the program by visiting their local Kroger store, returning the packet sent to them by Kroger, or by visiting the website, www. krogerearningpluslearning. com, and submitting the Beautiful places school application form. Once enrolled, parents can link their cards to their school of choice by pre senting a letter from their child’s school, along with their shopper’s Kroger Plus Card at their neighborhood Kroger location. Each school is identified through a unique barcode, and each time shoppers use their enrolled Kroger Plus Cards, Kroger will contrib ute 4 percent of their eligible purchases to the Earning Plus Learning fund, which will be distributed to par ticipating schools based on their percentage of total pro gram contributions. The program will end June 15, 2007. __. .-«»ijai»» J * fc Remind your neighbors to recycle and help pre nerve our planet's natural resources. RECYCLE Recycling Just a little now can make a big ditterence for future generations. BUSINESS Clean Control VP visits to Washington Special to the Journal Warner Robins - In June, Cory Hammock, Vice President of Research and Development of Clean Control Corporation, was a featured speaker at the Safer Detergents Stewardship Initiative Public Meeting in Washington, D.C. Hammock has 29 years experience in specialty chemical research, product development, manufactur ing, quality control, techni ** -M 4 i t-y» | * It» 1 JF**a*%, Abi m* i — I icMBIKyyBgIMBBMMRSy M. X: 1 ■& 1 t ■■■. I ■rm • o •* % 'f Jai **»A ntnff •n»J 1 i si ¥v • S i w gs h oh -iw . ■>■; .Jwp Jr <3tobßl. ,w S m fl| Several Coldwell Banker SSK, REALTORS earned a cruise trip recently. Coldwell agents earn cruise Special to the Journal A large group of agents of Coldwell Banker SSK, REALTORS earned their way to a free day-day cruise. Agents earned points by getting referrals, list ing properties and closing deals. The Carnival Cruise began in N.Y. City June 17 and then departed to St John, New Brunswick and Halifax, Nova Scotia, where it returned to New York June 22. Airfare Firm announces completion of new Auto Zone location Special to the Journal Warner Robins - Charleston, S.C. based Real Estate Investment and Development Firm Twin Rivers Capital, LLC announced it has completed the development of a new Auto Zone store. The store is located at 1285 Houston Lake Road in Warner Robins and opened its doors to the public Saturday. Twin Rivers Capital, LLC has developed other stores for Auto Zone, Inc. and Family Dollar, Inc., as well as other TIRED OF LOOKING AT YOUR PACK RAT COLLECTIONP ">ajt V> DONATE TO GOODWILL. ♦ 2209 Moody Road ♦ 115 Margie Drive ♦ 1355 Sam Nunn Blvd ♦ Galleria Mall - 2922 Watson Blvd www.goodwillworks.org Building lives, families, anti communitw cal service, pesticide and chemical regulatory compli ance. He has been employed at Clean Control Corporation since 1997. Clean Control Corporation, a central Georgia-based manufacture er of household, commer cial and industrial cleaning products, recently received recognition for its voluntary partnership with the U.S. Environmental Protection from Atlanta to New York was included in the pack age. Those attending includ ing plenty from the Warner Robins office - Phyllis Barker, Trinette Rosales, Honey Lynn Moore, Kathy Sellers, Roxana Shepley, Pete Ferrer, Misty Wingate, Ann Youngblood, Vicki Hollingsworth, Dave and Stella Jobe, Jennifer and Roger Jones and Mick and Anisa Driggers. Every year, Coldwell shopping and retail centers throughout the Southeast. Twin Rivers Capital, LLC is a specialist focusing on the development of retail space for national and regional retailers. Auto Zone is the nation’s leading retailer of automo tive parts and accessories. Since opening its first store in 1979, Auto Zone has joined the New York Stock Exchange, opened stores in Mexico and earned a spot on the Fortune 500. At the end of fiscal year 2005, ISER.R. IT! Place your yard sale ad In ILiMjsimi !LiJy 3jiuu*mtJ 2 Days/4 Lines ONLY s 2O 1 Day/4 Lines mmm *lO %all our classified department at 478-987-1828 HOUSTON DAILY JOURNAL Agency in the reformula tion of niany of its clean ing products to make them more biodegradable and less toxic. The rfesult is Clean Control’s “Earth Choice” product line. The company’s Odoßan odor elirhinator and its stain conirol product have recently entered the Puerto Rican Wal-Mart and SAM’s Club market. Banker SSK, REALTORS offers its agents a chance to win a triji for meeting set forth goals. Past trips have included a stay at an all inclusive resort in Cancun and a Caribbean cruise. In addition to the agents, staff members who have been with the company at least one year are entered into a drawing for a chance to attend the trip. This year the winnei" was Bob Ramsey, Property Manager in the Warner Rbbins office. Auto Zone has more than 3,600 stores open in the United Sthtes, Puerto Rico and Mexico. WANT NEWS? CO TO hhinews.com _____ WARNER ROBINS SUPPLY or penny We Rent! 612 Ball St. Perrv. GA 987-2334 one job at a lime!) Special to Journal