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HOUSTON DAILY JOURNAL ■ ■[M BH Bb| flSßlgr '. . ®» M-. GNI/Gary Harmon Handshaking, hugs and hollering across a crowded room were the order of the day as over 1,200 business, community leaders and political candidates converged on Perry on Thursday. The event was the Georgia Chamber of Commerce’s annual Congressional luncheon. U.S. Representatives Jack Kingston, R-Savannah, and Jim Marshall, D-Macon, were the keynote speakers, giving their assessments of issues affecting Georgia, the nation and the world. Also on the program were J. Paul Holmes, Jr., Georgia Chamber chairman; Jan Morton of Houston County, who sang the National Anthem; Dave Cyr of Perry, President of Parrish Construction, who gave the invocation; Robert F. Hatcher, Georgia Chairman of BB&T, and George M. Israel, President and CEO of the Georgia Chamber. In the photo, Georgia Agriculture Commissioner Tommy Irvin, right, shakes hands with Ruth O’Dell and greets Mike Mattingly and James Kinchen at the Congress. All three were representing the Houston County Board of Education. H ' ISp ilp ’-V -’ ■• •' ENlyGary Harmon Rep. Willie Talton, center, was one of the many members of the Georgia General Assembly at the event. m ENl'Gary Harmon Bob Glover of Griffin, left, meets Gary Black, Republican candidate for Commissioner of Agriculture. EMPLOYMENT ADS $2.50 < * . per line per day $13.00 per column inch display line Ads Deadline 2 days prior at 4pm Display Ads DoadUne 2 days prior at Noon Call US at 478-987-1823 Fax to: 478-988-9194 or Email to: nicolec@ OYansnewspapers.com Chamber Luncheon Natural Oas If you should have a gas leak in your home or business, you should immediately notify the City Utility Department. Their phone number is 929-1903. The gas you burn in your home or business is colorless and odorless. If it should leak, it would present a hazard. Because gas is normally odorless, a special odor is introduced into the gas before it is distributed by the City. If you have ever smelled this odor, you will remember what it smells like. It is similar to the odor of rotten eggs, but not as nauseating. Just remember that natural gas is safe unless, for one reason or another, it is leaking into a closed-in area; then it is very dangerous. The City puts enough odorant into its gas to assure that you will smell the gas long before it becomes dangerous. When you smell it, however, do j not waste time. Report it immediately to the City Hall. | City o! Warner Robins Utility Dept. *•* j ENI/Gary Harmon Rep. Jim Marshall was one of the main speakers for the event. ~ 1 T ■ |' ; ~i - _ ENI Gary Harmon Linda Easterly welcomes guests on behalf of the Perry Chamber of Commerce. STATE AND REGION \ mm j ’ ■!RDf Submitted Michael Quinn made his solo flight Aug. 16 at the Perry-Houston County Airport. Quinn, a second lieutenant, is currently taking his initial flight training at Central Georgia Aviation, Inc. and will continue on afterwards with the Air Force to become a pilot. He is stationed at Robins Air Force Base with the 19th OSS. His flight instructor is Lt. Col. Benjamin Sutton with the 116th OSS at Robins Air Force Base. The airplane is owned by Central Georgia Aviation located at the Perry-Houston County Airport. fundraiser * Watches * Handbags * Wallets * Jewelry . . * Designer Fragrances August 28 & 29 7 am - 4 pm Houston Medical Center Private Dining Room Cash, credit card, check and debit accepted. Hospital employees may payroll deduct. Rewards of up to H,OOO - Remain Anonymous! James Dewayne Goben Wauled for violation of probation from Stale Court (original charge: interfering with a public utility) LKA: 2200 Elberta Road, WR Pedro Jimenez Gonzalez Wanted for violation of probation from Stale Court LKA: 700 block of W. Highway 96 > . > MrxL Jennifer Ann Harrison Wanted fur violation of probation from Superior Court I.KA: 1100 block of Second Street. Perry Raymond Charles Heath Wanted for hail jumping, failure to upjHw/t ontempt of court, tfiunti false luune/binluhiie/iuidrcss, failure to show proof of insurance, driving with sus/tended or revoked license I.KA: 200 block of Hanover Drive. Bvron Flying the friendly skies Houston Medical Center Auxiliary A MACON REGIONAL & Help so(ve A Crime 742-2330 • 1-877-68 CRIME (27463) IF YOU DON’T LIKE SEEING YOUR PICTURE ON THIS PAGE, CALL CRIMESTOPPERS AND TURN YOURSELF IN! :9ft JK Stacia Irene Goben Wanted for violation of probation from State Court (original charge: suspended license) LKA: 22(H) Elberta Road, Warner Robins Stafford Deshone Green Warned for violation of imitation from State Court LKA: 100 block of Highland Drive, Warner Robins Daniel James Harvey Wanted for violation of probation from State Court I two counts) I.KA: 1050 block of Morningside Drive. Perry .4SF -«illi8R** Daniel Gerard Hubert Wanted for violation of probation from Stale Court, bench warrant from Slate Court LKA: 100 block of Woodcrest Circle, Warner Robins SATURDAY, AUGUST 26, 2006 »■■*' v ■ '' "> '' *^h|| .••■' b* « g&IjmSM + Houston Healthcare Auxiliary lfc<, ..rfpf I.eobardo Gomez Wanted for violation of probation from State Court LKA: 2Red Fox Run, Warner Robins Charlton Andrew Hardy Wanted for violation of probation LKA: Kathleen ;? arm ' Juanita (Jail Head Wanted for violation of probation from Slate Loan I.KA: 1200 block of Dunbar Road Michael William Hubert Wanted for violation of probation front Stale Court LKA: SOO block of King Richard Drive, Warner Robins 3A j 000364