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SUNDAY m L 12 5 3 SATURDAY, JANUARY 5, 2008 2A ■ BONAIRE ES SCHOOL COUNCIL MEETINGS - Bonaire Elementary School will hold the following School Council meetings. Meetings will be held at 6 p.m. in the cafeteria. The schedule follows: Monday and March 10 and April 7. Bonaire Elementary is located at 101 Elm Street in Bonaire. For more infor mation, contact Principal Eric Payne at either 478-929-7826 or EPayne@hcbe.net. ■ ESES COUNCIL MEETINGS - Eagle Springs Elementary School has sched uled the following school council meetings. All meetings are held at 6:30 p.m. in the media center. They are: Wednesday and March 20 and May 15, 2008. Eagle Springs Elementary is located at 3591 Highway 41 North in Byron. For more information, contact Principal Andrea McGee at 478- 953-0450. ■ PERRY CHRISTMAS TREE RECYCLING - The City of Perry will be accepting your Christmas trees for recycling at the Recycling Renter located at the corner of James Street and Houston Lake Road today from 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Those who bring a tree for recycling will receive a free seedling. ■ WR REC WATER AEROBICS - The Warner Robins Recreation Department Water Aerobics Program is held on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday each week from 9-10 a.m. The monthly cost is as fol lows: city residents - S2B; county residents - $56, out of county residents - $97, Senior citizens 50 years old and up - sls. For more information call the department at 478-929-1916. ■ WRLT AUDITIONS - Warner Robins Little Theater will be holding auditions for its fourth show of the 2007-08 season, “The Old Settler," Monday-Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at the theater’s location on 502 South Pleasant Hill Road in Warner Robins. The play is a drama by John Henry Redwood, Dramatists Play Service, and directed by Venis GLover. The script calls for an all , '> I Sf JgjL - JJ _<lfc| | fliifjfi *~ *• •&* *% Iffjfllfc ' 1 ~' ,- t w JaDUf- « Contributed Mid South Federal Credit Union Branch Manager, Ginger Lasseter (pictured) recently pre sented a donation to Putnam County Middle School Assistant Principal, Joy Williamson. The donation, according to a release, helped sponsor the Teacher of the Year Reception held in November. Per the release: “Mid South Federal Credit Union, originally chartered as the Bibb Teachers Federal Credit Union, continues to show support to education in Middle Georgia communities.” Wanted: A story on YOU! Call Don Moncrief at 987-1823 martin B. Piifflmey. Sr. "93Years Young" | l MONDAY 6 81 7- 9 U .iA -ifH 1 „, -, n si I , V Georgia National Fairgrounds and Agricenter events Today Houston County Young Farmers Commercial Dairy Heifer Show Information: 912-988-6312 Today Georgia Good Sam’s Meeting Information: 770-434-6012 Today Hopes and Dreams “Prom Fashion Show" Information: 478-333-3168 Monday-Wednesday Utility Service Company, Inc. Safety Meeting Information: 478-987-0906 Monday-Friday Utility Service Company, Inc. Sales Meeting Information: 478-987-0303 Wednesday Georgia Department of Natural Resources public meeting Information: 478-825-6354 Wednesday-Friday black cast of one man and three women. . The play’s description: “This is a gentle, sweet-natured com edy about life in Harlem in 1943. The story chooses to remember the good without the bad, being -about the relationship of two ‘SO Mid South donation TUESDAY 12 10 li WEDNESDAY 14 15 13 Georgia Department of Agriculture State/Federal Workshop Information: 404-656-3676 Friday-Jan. 13 Southern States Triple Crown 2008 NBHA Super Show Information: 770-922-3350 Jan. 12 CSRA Rabbit and Cavy Show Information: 706-547-3048 Jan. 12-13 Mid-Georgia Computer Show Information: 770-663-0943 Jan. 12-13 Exotic Bird Show and Sale Information: 407-855-3367 Jan. 16-17 Georgia Power Corporate Safety Kickoff Meeting Information: 877-688-9913 Jan. 22-24 Georgia School Nutrition Association Equipment Academy Information: 770-934-8917 ish,’ church-going spinsters or, as they were called in those days, Old Settlers, Elizabeth and her sister, Quilly. The play revolves around what happens when a handsome young feilow, Husband Witherspoon, newly arrived from the Deep South, rents a room in m ’WBkVi 1l j» *j ' 1 x mfl|g| \ 'J'. * ip t. * 1112 Russell Pkwy. Suite A, Warner Robins, GA 31088 Call Us At (478) 922-3211 18 117 16 the apartment they share, while he searches for his girlfriend.” Play dates will be: Evening performances - Feb. 15-16, 21- 23, 28-29 and March 1, 2008 at 8 p.m. Sunday matinees: Feb. 17 and 24 at 2:30 p.m. Call 478-929-4579 for more. ■ ELECTION REGISTRATION DEADLINE - The deadline for voter reg istration for the Feb. 5, 2008 Presidential Preference Primary election is Monday. Contact the Board of Elections at 987-1973 for more information. ■ MOSSY CREEK MS COUNCIL ELECTIONS - Mossy Creek Middle School will hold a School Council election Tuesday at 6 p.m. in the media center. The election is to elect four parent/guardian represen tatives to serve on the council for the remainder of the school year. Two of the representa tives must also be members of the business community. All parents and guardians of stu dents are encouraged to attend. Mossy Creek Middle is located at 200 Danny Carpenter Drive in Kathleen. For more information, contact Principal Paige Busbee at pbusbee@hcbe.net or 478- 988-6171. ■ BOARD OF ELECTIONS - The Houston County Board of Elections will meet at 5:30 p.m., Tuesday at the Board of Elections Office, Houston County Government Building, 801 Main Street, Room 206. Those attend ing are asked to use the entranc es on Main Street or Jernigan Street. Call 987-1973 for any questions. ■ BUILDING AUTHORITY MEETING - The next regular meeting of the Warner Robins Building Authority will be Jan. 9, 2008 at International City Golf Course at 5 p.m. ■ REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY MEETINGS - The Redevelopment Agency meet ings are scheduled for the first Monday of every month in the upstairs Conference Room in City Hall at 4 p.m. ■ HCHS COUNCIL MEETINGS - Houston County Middle Georgia MedicaFAssoGiatei Bl # r 233 N. Houston Rd., Suite E • Houston Health Pavilion Warner Robins, GA • (478) 923-6633 /instate You IO Ml l|OOi.l IkifHis. THURSDAY 20 21| 19 i|^^ •.' * ,'ts ’ t *„ . * S^^te';*'s*|f®*^Sr^^3r V- JP* •*'" »- ■*f ~ *»1 L ’- -*« r%f T >|m i 5 | ms |IL« > ■ ; 1 - HL l vSmf j? J^l*.!Hk» i r a ?j«P^ P Hn jtfct fjwwKjir »r^ «s lm .C- ’*\„ £«? At »w M mßa Joe Rimando, M.D., C. 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