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♦ SATURDAY, OCTOBER 13, 2007 2C ■jßppi yUHp^ Boy Scout, Tyler Yandell, from Troop 566 was recently presented with the Award of Merit for his lifesaving efforts in a swimming pool. Shown here, from left, are Dr. Jonathan Griggs, Central Georgia Council’s Advancement Chairman, Tyler Yandell, and Bob Boyd, C.G.C. Executive. ry *” ' ‘ " j.| I\ ~ 1 T~“F I jflf p t® f ' I - s l I#* jt£ JB fIyHL £ , . rs- I fgjlgnram kJRR f JSjPBBBp iHr |Bag>y ;■ Contributed Right, Worshipful Ted Collins, Deputy Grand Master of he Middle Georgia Daylight Lodge, presents a proclamation to Most Worshipful Brother Eli Stafford, Grand Master of all Masons in Georgia, while Most Worshipful Brother Bobby Simmons looks on. Tafford visited with the lodge at a breakfast meeting and spoke about his recent travel. He was made an honorary member of the group. *o| ' 'ijf Bk £} ■ ■/ Hh- • ■ Journal/Charlotte Perkins The Perry High School Red Hat Club met recently at the Front Porch Tea Room on Carroll Street in Perry and enjoyed lunch together. From left, around the table are, Mary Murphy, Bobbe Richardson, Lilli Ann Barrett, Joyce Griffin, Ann Taylor, Sylvia Grimes, Coleyn Connell, Jeanne McDonald, Peggy Dobbs and Sandra Sessoms. LEWIS Front page iC their taproot eventually becomes a fibrous root system. And while cabbage roots can extend several feet deep, 70 to 80 percent of them are concentrated in the top 8 to 12 inches of the soil, with few LINEBERGER From page iC it gets stuck to the ceiling when moistened and thrown up there. Once it dries, it doesn’t come down either. Children can get stuck too. When the boys were three, they were playing in the garage while I was in the kitchen. Tal came running inside yelling, “Lukey go high! Lukey go high!” I ran into the garage to see what was happening. Luke was hanging on for dear life to the handle of the garage door with his little feet dan gling in the air. He wanted to ride the garage door, so he held on to Award of Merit Proclamation PHS Red Hatters roots growing in the top couple of inches. The roots of cole crops are not as efficient as the roots of crops such as tomatoes or squash and thus need evenly moist soil to function at their best. In the same garden, the tomatoes, squash, and potatoes may be thriving while the cole crops are dying of thirst. Keep this in mind, and watch them so that they never the handle and had one of his brothers press the button to make the garage door go up. He’s always been the adven turous type. Children’s heads can also get stuck in the balcony rails of beach condominiums. Tal and his cousins were debat ing whether he could get his head through the balcony railing. Tal said he could, his cous ins said he couldn’t. Well, they were both right. He could stick his head out through the railing, BUT he couldn’t get it back in. After several panicky moments and a lot of soap rubbed all over his ears and head, he finally got it back in. Something else that can get COMMUNITY get the chance to become water stressed. Watch for aphids and flea beetles attempting to feast on the foliage of young cole crops, too. They can be fairly easily controlled with applica tions of Orthene, Sevin, or insecti cidal soaps. Tim Lewis is a Georgia Green Industry Association Certified Plant stuck is spare change. Spare change gets stuck when boys feed it into a CD player like a juke box. Unfortunately, the CD player won’t play music like a juke box after money has been inserted. The number and types of things that can * ffruminy • CMonoqmmmmy • Oil Ohintinys • fiifti Where Framing Is An Art 918 Carroll Street • Perry, GA Gone with the Wind at the GNF In honor of Scarlett on the Square in Marietta loaning their wonder ful GWTW memorabilia col lection to the antiques section at the Georgia National Fair, I decided to reprint this arti cle from 2 0 0 3. Jillinda Falen Antiques carilynns@alltel.net See you at the fair! Come check out the display for the answers! Gone with the Wind Trivia Considered an American classic, Gone with the Wind will be 65 years old at the end of this year! Premiering at Loew’s Grand Theatre Dec. 15, 1939, David O’Selznick’s rendition of Marietta native Margaret Mitchell’s novel is still of great interest to collector’s near and far. We still have many - 9 i.l Landon Michael Wiggins Michael and Lindsey Bell Wiggins of Byron announce the birth of a son, Landon Michael Wiggins, at Houston Medical Center Sept. 19. Grandparents of the baby are Patty and Eddie Wiggins of Fort Valley, Duren Bell of Eastman • and Cathy Murphey of Alabama. Ken'yada OnylHa Alton Onita Allen of Warner Robins announces the birth of a daughter, Ken’yatia Onyilia Allen, at Houston Medical Center Sept. 19. Grandparents of the baby are Sammy and Diane Allen of Kathleen and Martha and Eddie Jackson of Kathleen. A'Mya licote Williams Veronica Kitchens and Dexter Williams of Warner Robins announce the birth of a daughter, A’Mya Nicole Williams, at Houston Medical Center Sept. 19. Grandparents of the baby are Mary Bray and Jimmy Bray, Jr., of Hawkinsviile, Marnese King of Warner Robins and the late Larry Williams of Warner Robins. Jasmyne Nicole Howard Gerald and Sharon Hamilton Howard of Byron announce the birth of a daugh ter, Jasmyne Nicole Howard, at Houston Medical Center Sept. 19. Grandparents of the baby are James and Bernaldyne Hamilton of Bainbridge, Ruth Watt of Hallandale, Inez Howard of Fort Valley and the late Frank Howard, Sr., of Fort Valley. Karl Marsamuel Junior Keisha Junior and Samuel Haslam of Warner Robins announce the birth of a son, Kari Marsamuel Junior, at Houston Medical Center Sept. 19. Grandparents of the baby are Mark and Denice Ward of Warner Robins, Alvin James of Chicago, Shirley Holt of Macon and Johnny R. Smith of Warner Robins. OlOiuwan Cartez Anthony Jennifer Perkins and Andre’ Anthony of Warner Robins announce the birth of a son, Olajuwan Cartez Anthony, at Houston Medical Center Sept. 18. Grandparents of the baby are Andrea Anthony of Macon, Linda Lyons of Macon and Alice Perkins of Montezuma. get stuck is quite endless. Thankfully nothing or no one has ever gotten stuck permanently in our family. Well, if you’re not count ing that time at the ATM machine ... Angela Lineberger lives in Perry with her husband requests at Carrie Lynn’s for GWTW memorabilia. Georgians are especial ly interested in the novel Mitchell wrote 13 years before it was made into a movie. Since we had such a great response to our other trivia columns, I thought our readers would like to test their knowledge on this great classic film! Answers will appear in next week’s column. 1. Who was the first African-American to win an Oscar for their performance in GWTW? 2. What was Rhett Butler’s hometown? 3. Which member of the cast went on to become Clark Kent? 4. How old was Leslie Howard when be appeared as Ashley? 5. How much money did Vivian Leigh receive for playing Scarlett? Danika Grace Tauzter Wendy Phillips and Parker Tauzier of Centerville announce the birth of a daughter, Danika Grace Tauzier, at Houston Medical Center Sept. 18. Grandparents of the baby are EJ and Debbie Tauzier of Fayettville, Ark., and Kris McMahan of Warner Robins. James Alan Davis, ■ James and Stacey Mclnnis Davis of Warner Robins announce the birth of a son, James Alan Davis, 111, at Houston Medical Center Sept. 17. Grandparents of the baby are James and Vickie Davis and Bill and Sandra Mclnnis of Warner Robins. Ne'Vaeh Lavetts Botvin Edward and Alysia Shennett Belvin of Centervilie announce the birth of a daughter, Ne'Vaeh Lavette Belvin, at Houston Medical Center Sept. 17. Grandparents of the baby are Willie, Sr., and Izella Shennett of Hawkinsviile and Lee and Mary Belvin of Perry. Bryce Edward Dean Kristopher and Tiffany Degitz Dean of Warner Robins announce the birth of a son, Bryce Edward Dean, at Houston Medical Center Sept. 18. Grandparents of the baby are William Belcher and Sherry Belcher of Warner Robins and Jim Kozminski and Cynthia Kozminski of Fairview Park, Ohio. Lola My ana Relaford Clelina Releford and Jordan Menendez of Warner Robins announce the birth of a daughter, Le'La Myana Releford, at Houston Medical Center Sept. 18. Grandparents of the baby are Faye Wilson and Andrew Releford of Warner Robins. Nolan Beniamin Wells Stephanie Wells of Ellaville announce the birth of a son, Nolan Benjamin Wells, at Houston Medical Center Sept. 18. Grandparents of the baby are Fred and Carolynn Wells of Leesville, La. and Sherri and Ron Edwards of Breckenridge, Texas. Gavin Alexander Dooley Tiffany Reynolds Steppat and John Dooley of Warner Robins announce the birth of a son, Gavin Alexander Dooley, Professional, gardening writer, for mer Perry High School horticulture instructor, and former horticultural ist at Henderson Village and Houston Springs. He and his wife, Susan, own and operate Lewis Farms Nursery located on Hwy 26 two miles east of Elko, where he was born and raised. He can be reached at 478-954-1507 or timlewisl @alltel. net. Kerry, and five sons, Tully age 15, and Tal, Hunter, Ben, and Luke age 12. ~ Indian River Produce ~ Old Fashioned Grits - unbolted water ground meal from Davis Grist Mill, Tifton, GA ~ Peas, Corn, Sweet Potatoes, Okra, Tomatoes, Onions UVEBNC’S PRODUCE Perry Farmer's Market |54072 Saturday HOUSTON HOME JOURNAL а. $30,000 b. SIOO,OOO c. $1.5 million б. Which two cast mem bers eventually took their own lives? 7. Which member of the cast was also a sidekick to Hopalong Cassidy? 8. How did Leslie Howard die? 9. How many actresses tried out for the part of Scarlett? a. 10 b. 300 c. 1400 10. What character did Ona Munson play? Jillinda Falen is the for mer owner of Carrie Lynn’s Antiques in Perry. She has been collecting and selling antiques for over 23 years. She is also an experienced estate liquidation specialist and realtor. You may contact her via email at falen@alltel. net, www.antiquesingeorgia. com or through the Houston Home Journal. at Houston Medical Center Sept. 18. Grandparents of the baby are JoAnn Reynolds and Don Reynolds of Warner Robins and Alan Dooley and Cathy Dooley of Centerville. Christopher Jay Lewis Troy and Robyn Grayson Lewis of Centerville announce the birth of a son, Christopher Jay Lewis, at Houston Medical Center Sept. 18. Grandparents of the baby are Larry Grayson and Carolyn Grayson of Brandon, Miss., Gail Hubbard of Warner Robins and Wallace Lewis of Signal Mountain, Tenn. Kaieb Kim Bang Ngo Melissa Gonzalez and Kevin Ngo of Warner Robins announce the birth of a son, Kaieb Kim Bang Ngo, at Houston Medical Center Oct. 8. Grandparents of the baby are Ban Ngo and Kimberly Ngo of Kathleen, Wilson Gonzalez and Cindy Gonzalez of Davenport, Fla. Kaiya Skye Grace Christopher and Lisa Sweeten Groce of Warner Robins announce the birth of a daughter, Kaiya Skye Groce, at Houston Medical Center Oct. 8. Grandparents of the baby are Carol Sweeten of Centerville and Pamela Atcitty of Orlando, Fla. Leah Marie Massey Doug and Jamie Kalani Massey of Byromville announce the birth of a daughter, Leah Marie Massey, at Houston Medical Center Oct. 8. Grandparents of the baby are Lori Kalani and Paul Kalani of Warner Robins and Hanse Massey and Linda Massey of Perry. Kelsey Terrell Dickey Shanika Williams and Kelsey Dickey of Warner Robins announce the birth of a son, Kelsey Terrell Dickey, at Houston Medical Center Oct. 7. Grandparents of the baby are Laverne Williams of Houston, Willie Williams of Warrenton, Josie Dickey and Solomon Dickey of Musella. Mylessia Aljihathia Marshall Fatima Marshall and Morris Brown of Warner Robins announce the birth of a daughter, See BIRTHS, page jC 830 Hwy. 26 Elko, GA Call Tim Lewis at (478) 954-1507 Bam-12noon 54562 L 54824