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♦ TUESDAY, AUGUST 15, 2006 6A v : .' VHHHHSHi^HaHHHHBnnraiMMMZT^ahkjyH ENI/Gary Harmon Alex Smith, Sam Way and Grant Roberson demonstrate their music skills on Friday in Westfield’s new Arts and Science’s building. fVTi*a| 7]f : Kr I 1 ij \ ENI Gary'Harmon Madison Allen tries her muscial skills on the drums effect instrument. CENTER From page lA graders also attended for an abbreviated schedule to learn what their new teach ers expect and to go over the course curriculums. According to Mia Geiger, Director of Development for Westfield, this year’s enroll ment is at approximately 650 students, representing 425 families. According to a release, this includes 54 new families and 85 new students. Friday, parents and students roamed the halls of the school reuniting with faculty and friends and AGENDA From page iA Perry and would be rezoned to Residential 2-A. Among other items sched uled to be voted on are: ■ The Walker Farm Subdivision proposal. Council is scheduled to vote on an ordinance to rezone 53.69 acres from City of Perry Cl and R 2 to City of Perry PUD (MP P4O-29 & P4O-1) and 73.25 acres from Houston County R-AG to City of Perry PUD (MPS4- 69). The request has been made by the Knight Group. ■ Davis property rezon ing. A vote is expected on the annexation and rezoning of approximately 7.57 acres located on Houston Lake Road from Houston County R-AG to city of Perry R-AG, as submitted by petitioner Jerry A. Davis, IV Also on tonight’s agenda is consideration of the request of the Downtown Development Authority for the sale/trans fer of deed with conditions of the City owned parcel at intersection of Ball Street and Commerce Street. This has been under discussion for some time, and involves the option of turning over a downtown parking lot to the DDA, which would then sell it, using the proceeds for beautification projects along Commerce Street. Additionally, a cable fran chise agreement between the City of Perry and Cox Communications, Inc. will be introduced, and the Public Works Oversight Committee will present recommen dations on sewer services, stormwater and waste removal. All-You-Can-Eat Shrimp-$10 95 /Catfish-$9 W Friday 4 Saturday - spm -10 pm l~?S firH 136 • 987 887? familiarizing themselves with the changes that took place over the summer. £ %:■ k. JfijLir’’’’ J | , " '' r Jk * .!.■’.{■ ' • ~ . . WWiE * ' .'4. - . .. ' ■. 'J' -k ■' szWMsi ... .. . ■ 'TMfc f . / RRHADRAND BROADBAND CD wm Jm 'm%k lO* opr * 1.877.312.W1ND | WINDSTREAM.COM Limited-time offer. Subject to availability in certain locations Must be- a w.ndstream wireline customer Pricing: Price is good for hrsl u months on Broadband I S Puce includes Broadband transport & internet <•«««_ select markets you may choose a different Internet Service Provider lor your Internet access in which case the charge for Broadband transport may be less but the combined charge from Windstream and your ISP may be more After the hist 12-month ty be ible to continue at the ■ anthly Broadband service rate in return for a new agreement Satisfaction: if customer cancels within the first 30 days, fir* month fee wtl be tefundedand customer will not be subject t fee Modem equipment must be returned upon termination Inceptions to refund include shipping and handling fees Broadband Speeds: wmdstteamicannot guaranteeßroa_ba 0 spends or that Broadband service will be uninterrupted or error-free free Modem: free modem available- with 1 year Broadband agreement A 59.9 S shipping and handling fee applies. Additional information; Credit approval required * pre payment may be required Taxes, fees & other charges, including Universal Service fund, apply Wmdstteam reserves the right to cancel or discontinue this plan at any time If any required bundle component is disconnected, all remaining components convert to the regular tariffed monthly rate Other restrictions may apply Offers are subject to the Windstream Terms & Conditions for Communications Services available at any Wn 0- stream store or at windstfeam.com. Contact a Windstream representative tor details. “We’ve met Jenna’s teach er and looked at her room,” says Laurie Aydelott of her BIG SPEEr WE BRING IT ALL HOME. LOCAL ■ » JiiA. M 1 Itftj Jgm, fcwg ■>T Jm " T» \ $ 1 .iaff ft If *ll jjJr w | jfl| m ?f||g|B ENI/Gary Hannon Westfiled students change class on Friday jjflj , h 1 BK Bl *«, b& ENI/Gary Harmon Grayce Bearden, Liza McDaniel and William Amos in one of the new art classrooms. first grade daughter. “She is very excited about school.” Steve and Debbie Hart RED INTERNET: kD fighSSsongs RESEARCH PAPERS ONLINE escorted their second grader, Hayden around the school. “He’s ready to come back,” LIMITED-TIME OFFER. HOP ON TODAY. HOUSTON DAILY JOURNAL said his dad. “We started going to bed earlier last week.” windstream,. 1 communications grow places PHONE BROADBAND DIGITAL TV l\ni