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HOUSTON HOME JOURNAL Westfield students in Kim Chalmer’s Government and Economics class pose with their “political pumpkins”. Students chose their pumpkin themes from a list of 46 political figures or American symbols. Pumpkins ranged from U.S. Presidents and presi dential candidates to the Statue of Liberty. Pictured are, front row: Keenan Malone, Hunter Wojohn, Elise Wille, Matt Weaver and Jacob Parnell. Back row: Rachel Herring, Steven Peake, Ashley Williams, Heather Thompson, Trent Usher, Caleb Shelton, Jennifer Andrews and Nola Sexton. Contributed Northside, Warner Robins students participate in GIS Day Special to the Journal Northside High AP Human Geography students and Warner Robins High AP Science students participated in Geographic Information Systems Day at Mercer University Nov. 10. Dr. Karim, Assistant Professor of Environmental Sciences, whose stu dents presented proj ects using GIS, gave the high school students an overview of GIS and its application. Afterward, the high school students were given portable GIS units to use during a treasure hunt on Mercer’s cam pus. The day was spon sored in part by Tetra Tech and coordinated by JaLynn Hudnall, Marketing Outreach for Tetra Tech. Get The Scoop On Local News & Sports hhjnews.com Check It Out & Email Us Your Feedback! Day After Thanksgiving Sale ( Triday and Saturday Only ) All Bedspreads and Throws 40% Off All Framed Artwork (except movie posters) 25% Off All Cashmere Shawls 30% Off Receive a FREE Silk Scarf with the purchase of SIOO.OO or more Mention this ad before T'fianisgiving and your sale starts ear':/. 913 Carroff Street, Terry, Georgia 31069 4/8-224-4114 Store jfours (tus.-Tri. 10:00 to 5:30; Sat. 10:00 to 4:00) Political pumpkins 1^ CS-fIUK '' . y'ufl s if MM v, 2/nni B * IF Jr - f j -* fc" i Jt ßßm ■ £ 1* C~l - v- a tf' y 4wLf A fiV Jap JH' KH'-. > • V • 4i> , ss | fr" ; lis y * , . | < ■'PPj *-~r * < - ' >-*- J v ; :• j Contributed Pictured are Northside and Warner Robins students who participated in Geographic Information Systems Day at Mercer University Nov. 10. Northside High students were, back row from left: Sabre Kennedy, Autumn Aldridge, Matt dower, Northside AP teacher Kim Stewart, Kyle Epperson and Ross Freitag. Front, from left: Kaley Hudson, Whitney Vaughn, Kathy Hodges and Warner Robins High students Erica Hudnall and Katie Vann. SCHOOL (Tff 1 Haiivtui: jH< (Wje journal 12£L FIRST 3 MONTHS FUFF 1 llJuij WIRELESS *. * "Vr ® Ift ||3|j .|| PFRRY CUSTOMERS: 1357-1) Sam Nunn Blvd. • Perry, GA31069 Ferry Customers; 224-4001 • UnacliJla And Pinehursi Customers: 647-300* WW.COMSODTH.NET • QUESTIONS@COALSOUTH.NET * Vv» tiKioum must a rvw> reat smioe agreement- Hirer nwmlt free ftroviotKitta) credit ran otih be added u> nr* ensuntirr* MAWtil during the three mouth pomtottonal |a:ri(at. Nik customers m»« stay no the wmc plan <.r itpcrade tft a nrw pbn during the Ist'ear rrf their ttmtnut. Unlimited M'iM nationwide idler apj<»insri> new service aa reared before December 31.200*. sukl diisoirrrur ttflrr will empire on Otxrmhcr 31,2007 Credit thni mat la- rrtpiucd Coot South reserve* da- ripln u> atvvpt of ileny any a)>|ditniKni Kn renitt: Some services not a*aiW4c in all area*. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 2007 ♦ Fair projects Contributed/Jennifer Spivey Kings Chapel Elementary students in Brenda Bullard’s class, according to a release, captured the excitement of the Georgia National Fair recently by designing and building their own fair project. The variety of projects included: Rides, booths, petting zoos, a scare crow and haunted house. Students pictured holding their projects are: TOP: Abbie Morrow and Cody Sawyers and ABOVE: Amber Garrett, Lanier Shelton and Kaitlin Cox. Standout student RfegHP L ms Neighbors Serving Neighbors Com South now otters unlimited, nationwide M2M wireless service with the best coverage in die entire nation, including middle Georgia. Sign up now tor our most popular plan with 450 anytime/3000 night weekend minutes and the first 3 months are free, plus unlimited MM (SI 19.97savings)'- dien onl> $39.99 per month * Our new unlimited M2M allows you to talk with millions of other wireless customers nationwide. & 11A Houston County Career and Technology Center student Stephanie Glass is the October Student of the Month. The Warner Robins Evening Optimist Club presents this award to a stu dent at the center each month. Glass is pictured with Assistant Principal, Kim Burger. 56237