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HOUSTON HOME JOURNAL Reader ms?@ Houston 33mue journal Perry Office 1210 Washington St. P.O. Box 1910 Perry, GA 31069 478-987-1823 . See us online at www.hhjnews.com Classified Advertising: Call 478-987-1823 between the hours of 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. You can fax an ad 24 hours a Today's Weather Local 5-Day Forecast Fri 11/23 63/34 Mostly sunny. Highs in the low 60s and lows in the mid 30s. Sunrise Sunset 7:IIAM 5:30 PM Thu 11/22 71/38 Thundershowers. Highs in the low 70s and lows in the up per 30s. Sunrise Sunset 7:IIAM 5:30 PM Georgia At A Glance \ Atlanta \ 63/36 Augusta I „/ 74/48 1 4 ' S N. \ Warner Robins \ \ 71/38 J, V x k % \* . " x - Savannah V^v ) .. A'pehy 74/48 *> I "mwz I 71/3kk ' s ( Valdosta \ f , 76/47 v» ■»/r_u i \ V i\: |y r ' ! 'V l \ I SB* W = »■ Hm u«n ; 'W vm» w* *-• * ~~~a , , •- ■ Ch-'' Wls .ffih * ,lfjj - T 1 - *\- - -'' , - I ' Br ■ ! I v> - ''iNfcNk * -■' Wsr' fjy Pi I * iißf *pP * IH imMwi r IHk J 9HKj£< ■'? P£ f -» Ei ■ 38T' :. Jj 1 -£ ®*F‘ : |Mg% |p v . _ ■%s!s Contributed Keep Warner Robins Beautiful was recently recognized by the Georgia Department of Community Affairs for receiving the Keep Georgia Beautiful Affiliate First Place Award for overall program and the Keep Georgia Beautiful Beautification/Community Improvement First Place Award for the Crepe Myrtle program. The awards were pre sented by, far left, Lynn Cobb, Manager of Keep Georgia Beautiful and (far right) Phil Foil, Deputy Commissioner of the Georgia Department of Community Affairs. Also pic tured are KWRB members Terry Duernberger, Debra Jones (executive director), Carolyn Watson (chairman), Cheryl Taylor, Kevin Greer (immediate past chairman) and Claire Taylor. Mid South donation Contributed Director of Hephzibah Children’s Home, Dr. Larry Freels, accepts a check from Mid South FCU Branch Manager, Connie Adams. Per a release: For more than 100 years, the ministry of Hephzibah Children’s Home has cared for children who were orphaned, displaced or removed from their homes because of abuse and neglect. This donation was made to help the home in its ongoing efforts. day to 478-988-9194. Delivery by mail: Delivery by mail is available for in and out of county. Call 987-1823 for rates. POSTMASTER: Send address chang es to: 1210 Washington St. Perry, GA 31069 The Houston Home Journal, is a peri odical. mailed (ISSN 1526-7393) at Perry and is published Wednesday and Saturday for S4O per year by Evans Newspapers Inc.. 1210 Washington St., Perry, GA 31069; 478-987-1823 Fax 478-988-1181. Not published Thanksgiving and Christmas. Office Hours: 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. NEWS TIPS: Call 478-987-1823 Ext. 231 or 234 Newsroom Fax: 478-988-1181 HHJ general e-mail: ■ hhj@evansnewspapers.com Managing editor: ■ Don Moncrief, 987-1823. Ext. 231; Sat 11/24 59/42 Occasional showers possible. Highs in the upper 50s and lows in the low 40s. Sunrise Sunset 7:12 AM 5:30 PM We Celebrate Hometown Life [ Stories for and about hometowns just Hte yours, took for us each week in this paper, Top program donm@evansnewspapers.com Staff writer: ■ Charlotte Perkins. 987-1823. Ext. 234; cperkins@evansnewspapers.com Photographer: ■ Gary Harmon, 987-1823. Ext. 229; gharmon@evansnewspapers.com Sports writer: ■ Matthew Brown, 987-1823, Ext. 237; mbrown@evansnewspapers.com Corrections: The HHJ strives for fairness and accu racy. and will print a correction or clarifi cation when one is in order. Advertising errors and omissions: The advertiser agrees that the publisher shall not be liable for damages arising from errors in advertisements beyond the amount paid for the space actually occupied by that portion of the adver tisement. There shall be no liability for non-insertion of any advertisement beyond the amount paid for such adver tisement. Mon' 11/26 71/44 Cloudy with showers and thunderstorms.. Sunrise Sunset 7:14 AM 5:29 PM Sun 11/25 ~T^\“ 68/50 Showers possible. Highs in the upper 60s and lows in the low 50s. Sunrise Sunset 7:13 AM 5:29 PM Moon Phases I First Nov 17 II Last Dec 1 UV Index Thu 11/22 4 Moderate Fri 11/23 4 Moderate Sat 11/24 3 Moderate Sun 11/25 2 Low Mon 11/26 3 Moderate Tha UV Index istjnsasured oaa,o-t,l ~:, nurrißfer Scdie 1 . with a higtier UV showing the need foj greater skin pro-. tection. 0 PM&M 11 Total Quality Since 1962 Home • Workshop • Garage • Vinyl ✓APOLLO QUALITY BUILDINGS, INC. Any Size, Color or Style F Complete Exteriors Brick, Wood or Vinyl |hk m 478-953-3200 ♦ 1455 Aultman Rd. • Fort Valley, GA DISCOUNT PRICES Middle Georgia's Largest Selection Of Lighting Fixtures B southern] Jl LIGHTING I ; ff HOME LKJHTINQ CENTER I OIMUp 1 Est. 1987 1 ' Sf® Fans, Framed Prints y Lamps & Framed Mirrors 929*0624 sat 10 2 P m 2508 Moody Road <l3l l 55717 icurterarres^* Robert Mark Moore WARNER ROBINS - Robert M. Moore, 46, passed away Sunday. His mother, Doris V. Moore, pre ceded him in death. Survivors include his daughter, father, sister and two brothers. Sen/ices were held Friday in the chapel of McCullough Funeral MMfto,. ifc.— < a. —^*».. w S Ln ■ wSSm Mm Bmi . wfflSm J 1 I - x ■ I ISllip i f ? iWt I ... WmtSw y "'mm §: f 9 £ v $ *Us . , ’ " ' ® : o 1 Miss Warner Robins, Laura Lyn McLeod, far left, and Col. Ricky Cook, Robins Air Force Base, far right, presented trophies to more than 100 winners at the Museum of Aviation Wings and Wheels Car, Truck and Motorcycle Show held Oct. 13. The top five “Best of Show” winners and their type vehicles, shown in center from left to right, are: Tim DeFore, Warner Robins, 1969 Chevy Camaro; Richard Boyd, Albany, 1966 Chevy Nova; Craig Hoffman (and his son Hunter), Bonaire, 1969 1/2 Plymouth Roadrunner, Michael Haramut, Warner Robins, 1934 Ford Coupe; and Keith Hammock, Irwinton, 1955 Chevy Bel Air. Wings, Wheels show largest ever Full Nov 24 • New Dec 9 Special to the Journal A total of 306 competi tion and display vehicles were displayed at the Museum of Aviation’s 15th Annual Wings and Wheels Car, Truck and Motorcycle Show held Oct. 13 making it, according to a release, the largest show ever. “We had the best collec tion of outstanding vehicles we’ve ever had,” said show Chairman Bob Dubiel, who has chaired the last 13 shows. “They came the state of GeorgiahSrtd we even had five out-»#-state vehicles from Alabama, Kentucky and Florida.” Three of those competitors won Best in Class Trophies. An estimated 10,000 spec tators came out on a glori ous 80-degree day to view a gleaming collection of antique, classic and custom ized cars, trucks and motor cycles, worth an estimated combined total of over $6 million. The annual show benefits the Museum of Aviation, one of the largest education focused aviation museums in the United States. Vehicle entrants competed for more than 100 trophies in 44 different classes plus special trophies for best interiors, engines and paint. Five vehicles received the coveted “Best of Show” tro phies. They were: • 1966 Chevy Nova, Richard Boyd, Albany • 1969 Chevy Camaro, Tim DeFore, Warner Robins • 1955 Chevy Belair, Keith Hammock, Irwinton • 1934 Ford Coupe, Michael Haramut, Warner Robins • 1969 Plymouth Road Runner, Craig Hoffman, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 2007 ♦ Wr Wa tso n-H un t 4 ** 1 * Funeral Home Serving Middle Georgia Since 1942 1208 Main Street ~ Perry, Georgia 31069 ~ 478.987.2423 Draper Watson www.watsonhunt.com Lisa Hays Home with interment following in Parkway Memorial Gardens. "We had the best collection ot outstanding vehicles we've ever had." - Wings and Wheels Chairman Bob Dubiel Kathleen Wings and Wheels is the largest one-day public attended event held at the Museum each year. “It’s fun for the whole fam ily,” said Dubiel, “with mon ster truck rides, “Cruzin’ with the Oldies” DJ Tommy Landrum, the Southern Flare Cloggers, plastic air craft models on display, kiddie car races and a rock climbing wall.” More than 50 sponsors and donors supported the show with Terry Holmes Ford Lincoln Mercury tak ing the lead as a SIO,OOO Super Sponsor. Spectators also met Laura Lyn McLeod, Miss Warner Robins 2008 who helped present the winning tro phies along with Col. Ricky Cook from Robins Air Force Base. Dinakara B. 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