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HOUSTON DAILY JOURNAL Whose Clues Maggie Moore signs up for the Whose Clues work shop held Saturday at the Museum of Aviation as her mom Ellen Moore looks on. The workshop was for grades K-2 and taught, according to a release students to solve basic science mysteries through fun and exciting games. Participants also took part in a scavenger hunt dis covering scientific clues used to solve mysteries. The Crime Lab Detective workshop for grades 3- 5 turned students into crime scene investigators. Participants discovered the techniques and sci entific skills used to solve mysteries and crimes, and also explored the analysis of fingerprints and chro matography. ENI/Gary Hannon ll : W Mr v P ENI/Gary Hannon Liz Skinner, Maggie Moore and Jennifer Gombos play a game to see who took the cook ies in the Whose Clues workshop. Hope Charity Pageant accepting applications Special to the Journal Applications are currently being accepted for the 15th Annual Miss Georgia Hope Charity Pageant, which is slated to be held Oct. 7 at the Tift Theatre for the Performing Arts in Tifton. The pageant is held in Memory of Kenneth Snow. Last year $2,500 in schol arships were awarded in Memory of Snow with pro ceeds from the pageant. According to a release, queens will receive custom round crowns with pink and crystal stones, custom sash, large trophy, crown ing pin, flowers and sav ings bonds. There will be three runner-ups named in each age group. The win ners will be presented at the Kenneth Snow Scholarships onstage at the 68th Annual Miss Georgia Forestry Sate Pageant. There will be an optional talent competition, with win ners being able to entertain at the pre-show for state. The age divisions are as iff if 1 ' ; I MMI Whether you’re cleaning out the closets or that stuffy attic... SELL THOSE ITEMS & GET EXTRA (ASH! UNDER $100! 3 Lines/S Days-ONLY S2O 4 Lines/5 Days - ONLY S3O and your ad runs in: The Houston Home Journal, The LT Plus, Citizen Georgian & Middle Georgia Shopper (all the classified | jfnF a : <*E mSL % follows: ■ Baby Miss - ages birth to 23 months ■ Teeny Miss - ages 2 to 3 ■ Tiny Miss - ages 4 to 6 ■ Little Miss - ages 7 to 9 WARNER ROBINS SUPPLY Back Pack Blowers Models P8751T,P8651T,P8651H S 3O OFF Hedgeclippers & Power Trimmers 5% OFF Buy any Chain Saw over $299 Get a FREE CHAIN ■■M\ ' I 9 • (BETa * i ' r; >|r\ H $ l/ira |Ftv I ' r^| Visit Our Showroom and see the latest Outdoor Power Products! ■ Junior Miss - ages 10 to 12 ■ Teen Miss - ages 13 to 16 ■ Miss ages - 17 and over The pageant, according to the release, is open to all & * W WE CARRY A COMPLETE LINE OF BOTH RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL OUTDOOR POWER PRODUCTS BY ECHO AND STIHL Uo _ _ _ _ _ _ _ MON - FRI 7;30 AM- 6PM 2758 WATSON BLVD. 953-4199 ™ N r LOCAL k v p mgS*UUWMmmtim&*> : M . . | n| 1111 l ENI/Gary Harmon Austin Clark and Christopher Stuart cut out clues to paste on their sheets to give clues to their names in the Crime Lab Detective workshop held Saturday at the Museum of Aviation. 's jlB mr jA K IHa | , Rachael skinner and Jenna slater try to find clues to paste for their project. counties. Applications can be print ed from their website at http://missgeorgiaforesrty. com/georgiahopecharitypa gent or call 229-386-2681 for more information. YOUR OUTDOOR POWER EQUIPMENT HEADQUARTERS STIHL PRODUCTS Chain Saws | Starting At ®159 FREE SAW CASE with purchase of MS-310 or larger saw COMMERCIAL MOWER SPECIALS! Super Year-end Pricing! Regular Price Exmark LX3OKC6OS Mower DAVID OVERTON JEWELERS 905 Downtown Carroll St. • Perry 478-987-1392 h Wr " *• SAVENOWON STIHL BACK PACK BLOWERS Hedge Trimmers Model HS4S with 18" or 24” bar S2O OFF Regular Price! \ a WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 2006 •Jewelry Repair & Cleaning •Watch Repair •Engraving Hours: •Appraisals Mon., Tues., Thurs., Fri •Estate Jewelry loam-6 P m Wed. •Class Rings lOam-lpm bigsavJngs DURING OUR (SALI ( • wT * ' GRAVELY MOWERS * JjP Checkout Our Great Financing Plans! 5A ENI/Gary Harmon