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♦ SATURDAY, DECEMBER 1, 2007
WR resident named to therapy state board
Special to the Journal
The Georgia State Board
of Physical Therapy held its
bi-monthly meeting Tuesday.
During that time, the board
voted to accept the follow
ing Public Consent Orders:
Carolyn Cadier, Athens:
Consent Agreement for
Licensure.
MISSING
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retrieve his paychecks at his employment,
however, they were never picked up.
Robinson is a black male, 5-foot-6 to 5-
foot-8 in height, 140 pounds, with black
hair and brown eyes.
He was last seen wearing black in color
shorts, black sneakers, and a black and
white jersey type shirt with an unknown
number on it and red in color trim.
MEDAL
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To receive the Silver
Medal requires a young
person to set and achieve
individual goals by devot
ing 200 hours to voluntary
public; service; 100 hours to
physical fitness; 100 hours
CHRISTMAS
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breads, cooking with children, prepared
. foods that freeze well, all sorts of goodies
for the holiday season.
On Sunday, a Christmas Tea will be
held at 2:30 pm at the Front Porch Tea
AWARDED
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subdivision.
“Infrastructure improve
ments increase the quality of
life for Georgia citizens, and
they help cities and counties
create jobs and promote eco
nomic development,” said
Gov. Sonny Perdue. “I’m
pleased this investment is
being made in sewer infra
structure.”
“The Georgia Fund loan
program is a tangible com
mitment by Governor
Perdue and the General
Assembly to assist local gov
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In other business, it elect
ed officers for 2008. Those
included Lola Rosenbaum
from Warner Robins, who
will serve as chair. Also, John
Cowherd from Jonesboro
was elected vice chair and
Don Walsh from Gainesville
will serve as the cognizant
member.
to personal development
and two consecutive over
nights devoted to expedi
tion/exploration.
Phillips, who moved to
Houston County this sum
mer, did his volunteer work
with the American Red
Cross.
He took karate lessons
and improved his acting
ernments across the state
with their efforts to pro
vide clean water and sewer
improvements,” said Clark.
“In addition to the public’s
health and safety, these proj
ects are critical to communi
ties across Georgia and to
their ability to prosper eco
nomically.”
Clark expressed appre
ciation Perdue, State Sen.
Cecil Staton and State
Representatives Willie
Talton and Tony Sellier for
their support. Centerville
will pay 4.4 percent inter
est on the 20-year loan. The
total project cost is $788,914
with GEFA providing the
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The board also held its
annual public forum dur
ing which the members dis
cussed the various duties of
the board, recent rule and
policy changes and issues to
address in 2008. The next
meeting will be Jan. 15,2008
at 10 a.m. at the Professional
Licensing Boards in Macon.
ROBINSON
Robinson has a 1994 Ford
Crown Victoria, white in
color, with a dent on the
side displaying Georgia
tag “5639A5X” out of
Peach County. He also has
a driver’s license issued
to him under the alias of
“Tony A. Roberson”.
Anyone having informa
tion on the whereabouts of
the above subject is asked
to contact Detective Edwards at 929-1956.
and communication skills
by working behind the
scenes of a play. In addi
tion, he lived and worked
on a ranch for two nights
and three d^ys.
To learn more about the
Congressional Award pro
gram, which is open to all
young people, visit www.
congressionalaward.org.
Room on Carroll Street. Reservations are
required. Call 987-1866.
Perry’s traditional Carols and
Candlelight Community Christmas
Program will take place at 6 p.m. Sunday,
and will be followed by the lighting of the
downtown stores and refreshments on
the grounds of Perry United Methodist
Church.
entire amount.
The Georgia Fund is a
state funded loan program
administered by GEFA for
water, wastewater and solid
waste infrastructure proj
ects. The loan program,
according to the release, has
maximum flexibility and
accessibility, providing fast
loan approvals. It provides
loans to local governments
for projects such as water
and sewer lines, treatment
plants, pumping stations,
wells, water storage tanks
and water meters. Low
interest loans from this pro
gram range from $20,000 to
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