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The Warner Robins Area Chamber of Commerce welcomes the First Baptist Church,
Centerville as a new chamber member. The Pastoral Staff includes three new staff:
Rev. Ray Gentry, Associate Pastor of Biblical Guidance; Dr. Allen Hughes, Senior Pastor,
Rev. Terry McLeod, Associate Pastor of Music; joining Rev. David Grantham, Associate
Pastor of Students. The church is located at 108 Church St. in Centerville. For more
information about programs call 953-3387 or visit their website at www.fbcenterville.
org.
Business awarded
for sizzling sales
Special to the Journal
Business is sizzling at
Steak-Out Char-Broiled
Delivery of Warner Robins,
located at 912 Russell
Parkway.
So much so, that owners
Matt and Alicia Holton are
proud to announce their loca
tion’s recent Sales Builder
corporate award, proof, they
say, that the restaurant con
tinues to “grill up” success.
The award was created to
recognize Steak-Out opera
tors who achieve one of the
top five percentage sales
increases in the Steak-Out
franchise system. Awards
were presented at Steak-
Out’s Awards of Excellence
Ceremony at the 2006 Spring
Meeting recently held ih
Atlanta.
“We owe our success to
our loyal Warner Robins
patrons,” Matt Holton said.
Oxendine urges college
students to consider
health insurance options
Special to the Journal
As the fall semester
approaches, Insurance
Commissioner John W.
Oxendine urges college stu
dents and their parents to
think carefully about the
students’ ongoing health
insurance needs.
A serious illness or injury
could lead to catastrophic
consequences for a college
student without health
insurance, Oxendine said. •
Make sure you re cov
ered before a medi
cal emergency arises.
If the student s parents have
health coverage, their policy
may cover dependents, if
they are full-time students,
until the age of 23.
Check with your health
insurer about how the policy
defines a full-time student
and the maximum age of
coverage.
Most policies consider at
least 12 credit hours per
semester (six or nine in the
summer) to be full-time.
However, college students
who marry will lose their
status as a dependent under
their parents’ policy regard
less of age or status as a full
time student.
A college student not liv
ing at home may run into
problems if their health
policy involves a Health
Maintenance Organization
or a Preferred Provider
Organization.
A student insured through
an HMO may be outside the
service area of physicians
and hospitals while away at
school.
If this occurs, the student
likely will have coverage for
emergency care, but may
have to travel to a physi
cian and hospital within the
HMO service area for other
care.
New chamber member
“Whether it’s picked up at
the restaurant or delivered,
Steak-Out is dedicated to
offering hot, well-balanced
meals with a focus on cus
tomer service, and the
Sales Builder award reflects
that.”
Founded in 1987, Steak-
Out Char-Broiled Delivery
has grown to become the
nation’s largest full-meal
delivery system, with
70 stores operating in 18
states.
Steak-Out, the “original”
delivery/take-out franchise
system, has created a unique
and dynamic concept that
has positioned itself at the
forefront of the franchising
industry.
For more information on
Steak-Out, visit www.steak
out.com To contact Steak-
Out of Warner Robins, call
478-923-1600.
Similarly, an insurer may
pay benefits at out-of-net
work levels for students who
are outside a PPO network.
Be sure the college student
has a copy of the relevant
insurance cards and knows
how to obtain any required
approvals before seeking
treatment.
Students also have the
option of purchasing a stu
dent health insurance plan.
Student plans are sold by
an insurer that has contract
ed with a college to offer
coverage to its students.
In general, these plans
have more limited benefits
and more exclusions than
traditional health insurance
plans.
Many policies also will
exclude routine examina
tions, as well as injuries sus
tained while under the influ
ence of alcohol or drugs.
Routine dental care and
eye care generally aren’t
included as part of a health
insurance plan, although
many will cover non-cos
metic dental work that is
medically necessary due to
an accident.
In addition, some plans
may include limited cover
age for dental procedures,
such as the removal of wis
dom teeth, if performed in a
hospital.
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The Warner Robins Area Chamber of Commerce hosted e ribbon cutting ceremony
for International Art & Frames July 19. Owners France and Carol Lessard were Joined
by family and chamber representatives in celebrating the opening of their store fea
turing works of art and frames at competitive prices. The business Is located at 100
N. Houston Lake Rd. in Centerville. Call 971-1303 for further Information.
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