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Miss PsuAns Lewis (left) of the General Diniei Stewart Chapter, Mrs. Lusk
of the Sukey Hert Chapter and Mrs. Betty wNsee of the Bevemer Treutlen Chapter
theso and other members of the Daughters of the American Revehitien enjoyed a
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On Friday, September 28, members
of the Governor Treutlen Chapter,
NSDAR, met with members of the
Generai Daniel Steward and Sukey
Han chapters for a joint meeting at the
First Baptist Church in Perry.
After the members had a covered
dish luncheon, Miss Pauline Lewis,
regent of the General Daniel Stewart
Chapter, introduced Miss Martha
Cooper, former state regent. Miss
Cooper then presented Mrs. A.C. Earl
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A whip makes a cracking sound because its tip moves fester than the speed of sound.
Annual Valley Fair
Opens Sunday, Oct 7.
The 67th Annual Chat¬
tahoochee Valley Fair gets
under way Sunday, October
7th at 1 P.M., with up to 15
midway attractions and 47
carnival rides. Two nightly,
forty-five minute “FREE
GRANDSTAND SHOWS M
feature entertainers with
backgrounds in movies, TV,
radio and records to their
credit and much more.
Opening day, Sunday, Oc¬
tober 7th at 1 P.M.
Everything will be ready, in¬
cluding carnival rides; ex¬
cept exhibit buildings will
not be open until Monday.
Gate admission will be
HALF-PRICE.
Monday, October 8 and
Thursday, October 11 will be
»1 Wrist Band Days”. With
the purchase of a Wrist Band
from the carnival for $6.00,
an adult or child can ride
ALL rides from 2 P.M. until
closing.
Students will be admitted
for 50 cents until 7 P.M. on
Tuesday and Wednesday,
October 9 and 10 and ride
prices on these two days will
be reduced until 7 P.M., ac¬
cording to Arthur G. Spr¬
inger, Jr., General Manager.
Children under six will be
admitted free at all times
when accompanied by an
adult.
Springer said entry closing
dates were nearing for those
who wish to enter exhibits.
Competitve entries are
received each year from 26
counties in Georgia and 10
counties in Alabama.
The Grandstand Show is
i * Free,” after paying admis¬
sion to the Fair and you see
below those who will be ap¬
pearing.
MONDAY and TUESDAY,
THE MICHAEL TWITTY
SHOW. He is not just a
singer, he’s a performer. On
WEDNESDAY, BOBBY
JONES & NEW LIFE will
thrill the audience with
entertainment par ex¬
cellence. THURSDAY, BON¬
NIE NELSON and THE
STATESIDE EXPRESS will
present country music at its
best. FRIDAY THE
HOLLANDERS, the most
exciting group since the
Osmonds, two brother
brothers and four sisters will
each play three or more in
struments and sing
everything from Lawrence
Welk to Willie Nelson.
SATURDAY LEROY
VAN DYKE and THE AUC¬
TIONEERS will present
• i The Wonderful World of
Country Music. • *
Each of these talented in¬
dividuals or groups along
with Bob Walton, local TV
personality and Master of
Ceremonies, will be
presented at the “FREE H
GRANDSTAND SHOWS
each night beginning Mon¬
day at 7:00 P.M. and 8:30
P.M. on stage in the adjourn¬
ing Baseball Park, which is
entered from the carnival
area inside the Fairgrounds.
Other events include 4-H
Shepherd, state regent, as the
featured speaker,
Members of the Governor Treutlen
Chapter who attended the luncheon
were Dr Ernestine Bledsoe, Mrs.
Martha Culpepper, Mrs. Sarah Evans,
Mrs. Mildred Harris, Mrs. Mary
McFall, Mrs. Cornelia Nichols, Mrs.
Martha Tomlinson, and Mrs. Helen
Wilson.
A guest of the Governor Treutlen
Chapter was Mrs. Mattie Andrews,
mother of Mrs. Martha Culpepper.
Square Dance and Calling
Contest and 4-H and FFA
Livestock Judging Contests.
Exhibits to be seen include:
Canning; Sewing; Han¬
dicraft; Crafts; Art;
Sculpture; Porcelain Art;
Ceramics; two Flower
Shows; Breads; Cakes;
Cookies; Candies; County
and Community
Agricultural Exhibits; Dairy
and Beef Cattle; Swine;
Poultry; Pigeons and much
more.
GOODING’S MILLION
DOLLAR MIDWAYS will
furnish carnival rides and
attractions for those in¬
terested in excitement and
thrills.
Additional information
may be obtained by contac¬
ting the Fair Office in Col¬
umbus.
By Dr. George Purvis
VP-Nutrition Sciences
Gerber Products Company
Q. How long ihould my
baby stay on baby food? At
nine months of age the has a
healthy appetite and enjoys
the junior foods, but grand¬
mother keeps hinting that
it’s time to start feeding her
from the family dinner
table.
A. Just as there is no ab¬
solute time to introduce
solid” food, neither is there
a cut-off date for discon¬
tinuing baby foods. Much
depends on your baby’s ap¬
petite, teething stage, devel¬
opment of motor skills in¬
volved in seif-feeding such
as chewing and grasping,
your own preference and
your family’s “normal ” diet.
The transition from baby
foods to table foods should
be gradual. Remember that
baby foods have no added
salt and have a balance of
nutrients designed for your
growing baby’s needs. Table
food, whether homemade or
prepared convenience food,
is usually seasoned to appeal
to adult tastes. Basic ingre¬
dients and common foods in
a family menu, such as cold
cuts, cheese, frozen prepared
foods and canned foods
contain added salt, sugar
and preservatives; more sea¬
sonings are generally added
in recipes and at the table.
As a result, introducing
baby to the family’s favorite
foods can mean an abrupt
increase in salt and season¬
ings in the diet.
“Chunky” or “Toddler”
foods are one way to bridge
the gap between foods pre¬
pared especially for babies
and more conventional
family meals. They have
controlled amounts of sea¬
soning, texture and taste va¬
riety to appeal to older ba¬
bies and children. Iron-for¬
tified infant cereals should
be continued for the first
two to three years to pre¬
vent iron-deficiency, a too
common problem of young
children.
Dixie Peachers attend Six Flags competition
CONGRATULATIONS: to the Dixie
Peaches for an outstanding showing at
the Six Flags Competition held cm
Saturday, Sept. 29.
The Dixie Peaches received the
following awards: Largest group-1st.
place; Grand Square-Consisting of the
following 4-H'ers: Susan Bryan, Laura
Gamble, Dana Eubank, Shelli Sande¬
fur, Alan Whittington, Mark Arring¬
ton, Jeff Farmer, and Brian
Davidson-first place. Best Senior
Square-First, third and fifth place.
Best Junior Square-second, third and
fifth places. Best Cloverleaf Square
second, third and fifth places. Calling
Competition; Senior Boys- Jen
Farmer-first place, Junior Boys- Bill
Tidwell- third place. Junior Girls
Kandy Arrington, third place.
Cloverleaf Boys-Kim Tidwell, first
place; Cloverleaf Giris-Jennifer King,
first place,
Those participating in the competi
tions were as follows: CLOVER
LEAFSJennifer King, Jennifer Jones,
Stacey Jones, Amy Shore, Kimberly
Shore, Nikole Baldino, Tosha Pierson,
Marlena Smith, Peggy Lewis, Lori
Fanner, Emily Mosely, Emily Parrish,
Ashley Parks, Killi Blasingame, Angel
Dailey, Wendy Tharpe, Jennifer
Murray, Mona Lewis, Bedcy Oman,
Britain Keys, Tracy Alden, Andrea
Hill, Kim McKinnon, Hope Wingo,
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Ga. Hwys. 85 & 74
Gay, Georgia
Saturday and Sunday Oct. 6 & 7, 1984
10:00 til 6:00 o'clock
Tavia Dowdy, Cindy Roberts, Benjy
Deese, Bryan Land, Jeremy Moorman,
Kim Tidwell, Jonathon Farmer, John
Gamble, Brian Mann, Christopher
Peacock, David Stanley, Noone
Rummel, David Edwards, Kevin
Stanley, Darrell Hallman, Lance
Johnson, Chris Pyles, Chris Khoury,
JJ Kahns, Jason Rowland. JUNIORS:
Tonia Smith, Kandy Arrington, Kristie
Deese, Kristy Oman, Edith Parrish,
Sybil Jones, Janet Murray, Tammy
Williams, Tonya Gamer, April Jones,
Kimberly Edwards, Katy Harwell,
To the People of
Peach County ' f 5 *
This is my 3rd campaign for county commissioner
Post No. 5. Each time you have overwhelmingly 1L
given me your vote and support.
Again I ask for your VOTE on November 6th. Elect
I will make you proud.
Glenwood Hill
your county commissioner, Post 5
TN LMdur-Tribun*, Fort Viltey, Georgia, Thursday. October 4, 1984
Sandra Green, Stacie Sheffield, Teresa
Frank, Paige Hunnicutt, Laura
Underhill, Chris King, Michael
Barfield, Brett Griffith, Bill Tidwell,
Chris Brown, Shane Morgan, Dayton
Cook, Jason Tucker, Cabei Dupree,
Terry Scarboro, Tommie Prince, Brad
Wingo, Allan Hallman. Troy Dailey,
Chris Barnett, Jeff Moore. SENIORS:
Susan Bryan, Laura Gamble, Dana
Eubank, Shelli Sandefur, Tracy King,
Dena Allen, Kathy Copp, Michelle
Williams, Holly Stoffell, Angela Batts,
Jennifer Patterson, Jennifer Bennett,
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Michelle Prince, Kristie Harden,
Gidget Lance, Mendy Jones, Alan
Whittington, Mark Arrington, Jeff
Fanner, Brian Davidson, Todd Jones,
Richie Wilson, Wayne Barfield, Danny
Peacock, Chris Hudson, Shane Mann,
Don Lance, Troy Lance, Michael
Moore, Jeff McLean, Tony Allred,
Mickey Williams, Shannon Campbell,
Ron Borders.
We are proud of the Dixie Peaches
and wish them the best of luck in the
Columbus Competition on October 13,
1984.