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♦ SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 2006 6A Jli jKISS _ji<ii_ irtßrn MnFf JB#f w '■'?%§!& JBBsm® Mt&sK&k. JirjiJ|§ l93pF 1 9 ii <*> MtuM Mrs Submitted T/ie F//nf Energies Foundation announced this past week it had awarded $5,000 to the Joanna McAfee Childhood Cancer Foundation. The grant, according to a release, will be used for research, to raise awareness and provide support to families in Middle Georgia who have a child with cancer. a -ft Submitted The Flint Energies Foundation announced this past week it had award Keep Warner Robins Beautiful an SBOO grant. The grant, according to a release, will be used to cover the cost of printing 5,000 color brochures detailing crape myrtle culture and cultivars. | Submitted The Flint Energies Foundation announced this past week that Perry Middle School has been awarded a $5,000 grant by the Flint Energies Foundation. The grant, according tti a release, will be used towards the purchase of a LED message board to be placed irhfront of the school located on Perry Parkway. STILL USING DIAL-UP? MifskaCnAnd ■nß 8 VLB B B iiig3P B^BBST SP F Is y Enjoy Hi# World Wide Web without Hie "world wide wait" sign up today! Pjf N-MjjjHß Jjpp' - questions@comsouth.net \ www.comsonth.not K;’ \ Service may not be available ■ in all areas High Speed internet speeds are an approximation -and Cdr! Vdr V‘ l n s tdlld t'O n A *2& 95 unbundled I Enjoy the Internet at high speed from Com South. It's much faster than dial-up - up to 100 times faster - plus you do not tie up a phone line and you are always connected! LOCAL Flint grants ml Mm & iff*! I s - :M| 1 /A l " 1 - j Wt Mfc Es&*, •» U ■ jv r ~" I mr Hiiwi i h&? *.■..»»■. w j I E^9l I ■ « v«»«#« I .' #gl f - M~U' ■ M ■ ,«*r flpy * ■ ■ Submitted The Flint Energies Foundation announced this past week it had awarded a $5,000 grant to the Macon State College Foundation. The grant, according to a release from Flint Energies, will be used to fund four $1,250 scholarships for deserving students pursuing their degrees at the Warner Robins campus. The endowment is titled the “Jack Hunnicutt Flint Energies Foundation Scholarship”. The late Jack Hunnicutt was the first chairman of the Flint Energies Foundation and was an advocate for the Operation Round Up program since its inception. In 2001, Flint Energies adopted this way to enable members to raise money for local charities and service organizations - Operation Round Up®. The .electric coopera tive’s members contribute nearly $300,000 annually to the Flint Energies Foundation, which supports worthy causes in the 16 counties it serves. Operation Roundup® is a way for members to add voluntarily to those funds in their own unique way. Participating members allow Flint Energies to “round-up” their bill to the nearest dollar. For example, if a bill is $92.71, a member will pay $93, with all 29 cents going directly to the Flint Energies Foundation. On average, a member will contribute $6 a year, but never more than $ll.BB. PUBLIC NOTICE Pursuant to 21-2-379.6 (c) Notice is hereby given that on the 21st day of Nove meber, 2006 Logic and Accuracy Testing of the Direct Record Electronic (DRE) Units, Encoders and Express Polls will begin at 8:30 a.m. at the Houston County Board of Elections Office located in the Houston County Government Building, 801 Main Street, Perry and continue from 8:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. weekdays (exlud ing Holidays) until complete. Following completion of testing on the DRE Units, Encoders and Express Polls, Logic and Accuracy Testing of the AccuVote OS Units will begin and continue until complete. This equipment will be used for absentee, in person absentee/advance voting and the tabulation of votes for the December 5, 2006 General Election Runoff. This testing is open to the public. Smell Gas? Act Fast. Natural gas is a colorless, odorless fuel. For safety reasons a chemical odorant sometimes described as a "rotten egg" smell, is added, making the presence of gas detectable. If you smell this odor: ■ Alert others and leave the area immediately. ■ Open doors and windows as you leave. ■ Do not operate electric lights, appliances or other equipment such as telephones, cell phones or flashlights. ■ Go to a phone away from the area and call Atlanta Gas Light. Gas odors should be reported right away. Do not try to locate the source of the smell yourself. If you smell natural gas, call Atlanta Gas Light at: Inside Metro Atlanta 770-907-4231 Outside Metro Atlanta l-877-427-4321 An AGL Resources Company CLEAN Efficient and ENVIRONMENTALLY FRIENDLY Natural Gas 40843 DAVID OVERTON JEWELERS /\ •Jewelry Repair & Cleaning / \ *Watch Repair 'Engraving Hours: \>NA i (// / 'Appraisals Mon. -Fri. "Estate Jewelry *:3oam-s:3opm \ / Sat. \/ 'Class Rings 9:3oam-2pm 905 Downtown Carroll St. • Perry HOUSTON COUNTY BOARD OF ELECTIONS HOUSTON DAILY JOURNAL 41010