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2A ♦ FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 2006 Two ribbon cuttings were held recently in Houston County. The first (above) was for Impressions and the other (right) was for Dr. Joseph Lomboy, MD (board cer tified in inter nal medicine) and Marietta Lomboy, ANP (CWCN adult nurse practitio ner. Submitted RFCU member wins computer Special to the Journal Herman Harpe, Jr. a Warner Robins resident and member of Robins Federal Credit Union won a Gateway Notebook Computer dur ing Robins Federal Credit Union’s “CU@Home or Wherever You Are ” online services promotion. And talk about timing: “This is an extreme bless- \ ing because our com puter moni tor at home lust blew esterday,” v Vlarpe said. Harpe was chosen at random from more than 1,000 HARPE people age 18 and above who signed up to receive online services during the month of September. The promotion lasts until Oct. 31, so another member will win an additional com puter. The contest, according to a release from RFCU, was designed to encourage mem bers to sign up for Home Banking, e-Statements, and Flint honored for safety standards Special to the Journal Flint Energies was recent ly recognized for exceed ing national safety stan dards through the Rural Electric Safety Accreditation Program, sponsored by the National Rural Electric Cooperative Association. Flint Energies received a Certificate of Excellence, the highest honor for safety mea sures in the electric utility industry, during the Nov. 13 Georgia EMC annual meet ing in Savannah. “Earning this certificate demonstrates our See FLINT, page fA Licensed • Fully Insured 100% Financing Visit Our Showroom For FREE ESTIMAIES Hometown Service Since 1979 1 II APPLE n enterprises || 1902 ELBERTA ROAD 478 929-2701 www.appleenclosures.com m WgeSg/r gp 1 1 © . ir - w >- ■ 1 I Web Bill Pay. “Members can conve niently access their cur rent account information in a safe and timely manner each month through Robins Federal Credit Union’s web site, www.robinsfcu.org. the release read. How can you help people BECOME SELF SUFFICIENT and malic space in your cCoset? J £ Donate to Goodwill! 1 Building lives, families, and communities —one Job at a time! O WistletSeC^bf.arket ...a holiday shopping extravaganza! 1 4‘ l U‘“ill-■'■UL.IU.i.UJ lit, i- L|L "-i 1 11 Saturday, November 18 • 9 a.m. - 6 p.m. Sunday, November 19 • 12 noon - 6 p.m. Georgia National Fair & AgriCenter McGill Marketplace Perry Georgia A unique shopping experience! Fun & Festive items from more than 70 shoppes & merchants. Saturday, November 18th • 9 am -- Bonaire Middle School Jazz Band •10 am The Sing Jr! Choir along with Reverend Glenn Jakes and Dr. Thomas Shelton from Perry Presbyterian Church •11 am - Christmas Music presented by Dr. Matthew & Tami Tesch-Jerles of Vineville Methodist Church •12 noon - Holiday Cooking Demo presented by Three Southern Sisters of the Kitchen Gallery • 1 pm - Decorating Your Dining Room for the Holidays presented by Joyce Carlton Interiors Tickets $4 in advanced/$5 at the door. (Tickets also available from Two Friends, Impressions, Carlton Interiors, and the Swanson in Perry) Tickets available from any Balvaunuca Club member or call 140509 1 (478) 987-6408 or (478) 397-4738 Sponsored by the Balvaunuca Club of Perry. Ribbon cuttings BHBBBBBBBBBBBBBSSBBSsasBi 1 / There are a lot ot great causes that deserve your support. Some P / require donating an organ or spending time overseas Well, we have a great cause too, but you have to be willing to make a big sacrifice You / have >o be willing to donate your stuff To find a location near you, visit www.goodwillworks.org LOCAL * Jruminfj * lAtonocfrarnmwy • Oil ‘Jhinluiys • £?r/fs Custom ti/ramim/ 918 Carroll Street • Perry, GA 478-987-4079 » 2 pm - Lea Fountain from Two Friends • 3 pm - Perry High School Jazz Band • 4 pm - Holiday Decorating & Entertaining presented by, The Artist, Mark Ballard Sunday, November 19th • 1 pm - Santa Claus arrives for pictures (1 until 4 pm) presented by Gilbert Photography • 2 pm - Author Hour with Jackie Cooper, Nick Shelton & LeAnn Tuggle » 3 pm - Storytelling for Children • 4 pm - Get Organized! Presented by Andrea Sells Community Events ■ THEATRE PERFORMANCE- The Warner Robins Little Theater, which is located at 502 South Pleasant Hill Drive, is present ing Romantic Comedy. Romantic Comedy was made into a movie in 1983 with Dudley Moore as Jason and Mary Steenburgen as Phoebe. Make your reser vation for one of the perfor mances today-Saturday by calling 929-4579 between 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. Monday through Friday. ■ EXHIBITION - Middle Georgia College’s Peacock Gallery announced this past week it will be hosting an exhibition by artist Bridget Conn. The exhibit entitled “Memory Womb” will remain in the gallery today until Jan. 18, 2007. ■ FALL BAZAAR - The Fall Bazaar will be held at Mt. Calvary Lutheran Church, 336 Carl Vinson Pkwy, Warner Robins, How to Submit ■ To submit your event for the Community Calendar, fax the details to (478) 988-1181, e-mail to jtidwell@evansnewspapers.com or mail to Houston Daily Journal PO. Box 1910, Perry, GA 31069 WARNER ROBINS SUPPLY OF PERRY Y come WHAT *2 J Lhnu BUVIA 40 lb. bag A _ #8644 Reg. $2.19 Cfo9 #43361 g Fire-T Cutoff, 4k (ffc fa Rip Saw, Frame/Rip, M > Carbide 24- 1 ~ PERRY, GA, for 2 great years. 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Breakfast and lunch will be served by the senior youth. Any ques tions call 922-5783. ■ INDOORYARD SALE - Happy Hour Workshop II will hold an indoor yard sale, “huge,” according to a release from the organiza tion, Saturday from 8 a.m.- 1 p.m. The workshop is located at 716 North Young Ave., in Warner Robins. All proceeds are to ben efit those developmentally challenged. Also, per the organization, “good, clean quality items are appreci ated and accepted.” (4 Blocks South Of The Hew Perry Hotel) jj L PORTER i CEILING WHITE/ 1 Z E stt22 K wW/. OOAL. mm SALES PRICES GOOD AT PERRY LOCATION ONLY! No Dealers Please! i a ,«a, ■ Mm oo MI 612 Ball Street WHITE LIGHTNING CAULK * 2tor*2 j | .. 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