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HOUSTON HOME JOURNAL IS fi ; |V ' r *"" s B JV ! -1 | &s*"/**** &, ~ PI -pF ipr 4 . ~-■ _jf ■ *»-: 1 |r B Contributed Wor/rf War II pilot Leroy Bowman looks at pictures in the Tuskegee Airmen exhibit while touring the Museum of Aviation with a group of Air Force Junior ROTC cadets from Sumter, S.C. Bowman flew 36 combat missions against the German Luftwaffe escort ing American bombers to and from their targets during the later part of World War 11. The Tuskegee Airmen trained at an isolated and segregated training complex near the town of Tuskegee, Ala., and earned a distinguished combat record flying P-40, P-47 and P-51 aircraft. OFFICER From page iA plaid jacket/shirt and a dark baseball type hat, entered the bank. The suspect produced a handgun and demanded money from the teller. The teller complied, and the suspect left the bank on foot with an undisclosed amount of money. On Friday, Warner Robins Police Detectives obtained a warrant for armed robbery and possession of a firearm by a convicted felon for Phillips of a Covington address. CANDIDATES From page iA to Leading Community Change to Communicating Effectively. They will learn to assess their own per sonal leadership style and how to effectively engage with other styles leadership. In addition to classroom work, participants will also attend an overnight leader ship retreat at Cuscowilla on Lake Oconee. They will visit the state capitol while the state legislature is in session and have lunch with our local legislators. They now xjH I Family HEALTHS ACCEPTING New Patients! Offering Services In: Diebetes Management Sclerotherapy Quitting Smoking Anti-Aging/Skin Nutrition Rejuvenation Services Spider Vein Removal Botox Mesotherapy Collagen Injections Restylane Injections Much More ... Perry Panthers -M?! - vs -f?. Grange Grangers EiE jj||pP r ®"Oaine on The Patriot 103.9 S Kick Off Patriot ( o The Right Station For Kerns, talk Sport# / :<jU ’ Northside Eagles 3E£= , Creekside Seminoles K y k 3 fj" on 1350 AM and 99.9 FM / Tuskegee visitor will have opportunities to tour numerous governmen tal and private facilities including Robins Air Force Base, the Houston County Judicial and Detention Facility, Water Treatment Facilities and/or the award winning Houston County Landfill, Houston Healthcare, HODAC, Happy Hour, and MGTC. “In 2008, we have an excit ing opportunity to enhance the Leadership Warner Robins Program,” the release reads. “This year four of the classes will have joint com ponents with the Leadership Perry Program. These joint Michael J. Renner, MD 306 Corder Rd., Suite 2 Warner Robins, GA 31088 (478)329-0921 Warner Robins Police Detectives cooperated with law enforcement agencies in Covington, Suwanee, and Knoxville in attempt ing to locate him, it was reported. Anyone with informa tion can contact Det. Tom Williams with the Warner Robins Police Department Criminal Investigation "W PHILLIPS Division. Williams will be investigation the case. classes will enable partici pants to increase their busi ness network and benefit from exposure to a wider range of ideas during class activities.” Classes begin in January. Tuition is $750 for Chamber members and SI,OOO for non-members. The tuition includes meals, bus fares, and lodging costs. Applications are due in the Chamber office no later than 5 p.m. Nov. 30. Contact the Chamber for an application and additional information today! For more information, call 478-922-8585. VETS From page iA Sen. Ross Tolleson as key note speaker following an invocation by the Rev. Billy Key and a welcome by Mayor Jim Worrall. Chief Master Sgt. (Ret.) Lelan R. Callan served as master of ceremonies. Angela Ford sang “America the Beautiful,” and the Rev. Thad Haygood gave the closing prayer. Patriotic music was pro vided by the Perry High School Band under the direction of Andy Hussey. The event was hosted by the Robert D. Collins American Legion Post 24, the Walter B. Whitten VFW Post 6126 and the City of Perry. RIGHT: Bill Schultz and Wally Hulbert stand dur ing the playing of the National Anthem. BELOW: World War II verteran Wally Hurlbett sings along with a patri otic song. ENI/Gary Harmon — ''-^^^IPBBBBBB 'i*wSs 6 IS* *-> ? JKSRi| *v T’ljf Get The Scoop % On Local News & Sports r 1 . . . ! tEbc 3|aurmff| hhjnews.com l 1 Checklt_Out & Email Us Your Feedback! Peak Your Interest { i , j 'mm / " isl JL W n pjlL Hp.. y y - 56142 56374 WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 2007 ♦ • . . JJr JBBp- ■- ' Premium Select Checking Rates 4.20^ $50,000 and up 3.70? $2,500-$49,999 Open a Premium Select Checking account and youll earn higher competitive interest on daily balances of $2,500 or more. Balances below $2,500 currendy earn an APY of 0.25%. 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