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ACTION p LINE 'Call 987-18X3^1 Where can a teenager find a summer job in Perry? A. 8., Perry We agree that summer jobs are scarce right now but you might just be able to locate one by placing a “job wanted ad” in The Home Journal’s classified section. We will run teenage job wanted ads free to help Perry teenagers locate a job for the summer. Just call us at 987-1823. It won’t cost you a cent and we just might be able to help you find a job. S i gpm New electric co-op lines are being built to serve still un served areas . . . lines are be- I ing “heavied up” to take care IMj H of increasing use of low-cost electric power by co-op Mcm - As new lines cross the land, All rural electric co-op mem 9pK2HB hers aren’t farmers .. . many work in the cities and towns m . . . operate rural businesses . . . But they can all “live mod- I S ern” because electric co-ops m. H | m brought low - cost electricity into the dark areas when no one es^e undertake the see that the electric co-op is a i N vital part of our community's nmutcfßfc Membership Corporation ■ftp ■ /TjgJ COMMUNITY OWNID • COMMUNITY BUILT • COMMUNITY BUIIDIR PERRY DISTRICT OFFICE Office Hours: B to S, Mon. thru Fri. Phono 917 2SOB After Hours, Phene 923-4479 spend your nights with WRBN nighttime 101.7 Middle Georgia’s FIRST ALL-ROCK FM STATION WRBN k 1600 AM/101.7 FM I ? WARNER ROBINS, QA. I Cl Cl I O New officers for the Ttungani Club include I. to r., Mrs. Larry Sandefur, president; Mrs. James Matthews, vice-president; Mrs. Freddie Klein, secretary; Mrs. David Westmoreland, parliamentarian; Mrs. Ray Nunn, treasurer; and Mrs. Wayne Bloodworth, historian and reporter. New members of the Tsungani Club are I. to r. Mrs. Anthony DeLoach, Mrs. John Blythe, Mrs. J. Robert Fudge, Mrs. Ralph Gentry, Mrs. Lucian Rucker, and (not present) Mrs. Edward Mullins. News From Haynevi I le Mrs. W.D. Henson Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Hoke Harper attended the funeral of Mr. Emory Peck in Madison Thurs day. Mr. Peck is Mr. Harper’s uncle. * * * Mr. and Mrs. Forest Moye ami Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Moye, of Forest Park, visited with Mr. and Mrs. George Ford and Mr. and Mrs. Otis Hutto. « Mrs. Frances Jones and Wen dy entertained guests from At lanta, Mrs. Juanita Braswell, Donna and Steve; also Mi's, 11. H. Hollis. Mrs. Hollis also vis ited with Mrs. C. A. McCraven of Clinchfield, and Mrs. Hilda Overton who is a patient in the hospital. • # * Mr. Marty Woodward is home after being a patient in the hospital for an operation. We are glad you’re home, Marty. >? # « Mr. and Mrs. Bill McCormick visited in Eastman, Sunday, with their son and family. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne McCormick, Andy and Rosemary. Miss Geri McClintic and Mrs. Sammi Fagan, of Warner Rob ins, visited with friends in Cherry Hill, N. Thursday- Sunday. They also visited Mr. and Mrs. Donald Henson, Jean nie and Eddie, in Atlanta. * » * Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Hams ley spent Friday night in At lanta with Mr. and Mrs. Clif ford Hamsley. Two of their granddaughters, Linda and Lau rie, returned home with them to spend a few days. «J« $ Mrs. Lana Carrillo and daugh ter, Jessica, of Warner Robins, spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Jinks. ♦ * * Miss Annette Ford, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Ford, has completed her second year at Middle Gorgia College with honors. She made the Dean’s List and also received a schol arship toward furthering her education. At the fall term Miss Ford will enter the University of Georgia, Athens. Annette has been employed by the Georgia Board of Education for the past three years and will continue her employment with the board in Athens. Congratulations, An nette, the community is very proud to have a Young Ameri can like you. ♦ « * Mr. Mark Adams, Mr. Billy Williams, and Mr. Wm. D. Hen son Jr. enjoyed a deep-sea fish ing trip at Panama City Fri day. * * * Mr. and Mrs. Wm. D. Hen son Jr., Cheryl, Terri, David and Chuck enjoyed a four-day camping and fishing trip in Panama City, Fla. ♦ * * Mr. and Mrs. Hoke Harper visited with relatives hi Mad ison, Thursday. Servicemen USS WILLIAM V. PRATT Navy Senior Chief Petty Officer Patrick H. Stone, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Stone of Route 1, Bonaire, returned to Mayport, Fla., aboard the guid ed missile frigate USS William V. Pratt after participating in Operation Poopdeck off the coast of Spain. It was a joint U. S.-Spanish exercise. While Spanish forces conducted simulated strikes a gainst a U. S. carrier task group, the William V. Pratt tested its dual anti-air/anti submarine warfare capabilities by protecting the aircraft car rier USS Franklin D. Roosevelt, WEDDiNGTON RECEIVES M. D. DEGREE JUNE 8 William W. Weddington Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wed dington of Hawkinsville and formerly of Perry, received his degree in medicine from Emory University on June B. He will soon begin his intern ship at Bernalillo County Med ical Center and the VA Hos pital at Albuquerque, N. Mex. Sock it to us! Write us a letter. glot more cie 500 all these s 30Ut. ed: t ings P jy during le same d’s i the ” that I knee RD ECONOMY ♦ Based on comparison with Ford's suggested retail price of a Ford ||R|\/^ Galaxie 500 equipped with vinyl interior trim, rocker panel mold- 11 w • ings, door edge guards, vinyl roof and deluxe wheel covers. FORD *i mSfo MOODY MOTOR COMPANY FORD CORNER PERRY,GEOR6IA Tsungani Welcomes New Members Members of the Tsungani Club met for their annual May Luncheon in the garden room of the New Perry Hotel. After enjoying a delicious meal, out going president Mrs. Kenneth Abney welcomed the six new members into the club and ex pressed appreciation to all of her officers for the past year. She then handed over the gavel to the new president, Mrs. Lar ry Sandefur. The club members presented Mrs. Abney with a pair of sil ver candlesticks for her fine job as president, and Mrs. Bob by Grizzard was presented with a gold initial pin as a going-- away gift. Mrs. Grizzard also won the door prize, a cake in the shape of an artist’s palette. During the meeting each member learned the edentily of her secret sister for the year. Presbyterians Have 268 In Bible School Closing exercises for a week of Vacation Bible School were held at the Per ry Presbyterian Church Sun day, June 14. An enrollment of 268 for the week was an nounced by Mrs. Jack Eljis Jr., director. The offering for the week will be used to aid in the construction of a Bible School in a foreign country. Mrs. Ellis was assisted by Mrs. Worth Bryant. Teach ers, project chairmen and helpers were Pre-kindergar ten, Mrs. James Fudge, Mrs. Gordon Scarborough; Kin dergarten, Mrs. Mark Gutz ke, Mrs. Dave Larimer, Mrs. George Taylor Jr.; Primary, Mrs. A. J. Bennett, Mrs. Kyle Arnold, Mrs. Larry Sande fur, Mrs. David Westmore land; Middlers, Mrs. Lee Stone, Mrs. J. R. Arnall, Mrs. A1 Lasseter; Juniors, Mrs. A. J. Adams, Mrs. Bill Hunt, Mrs. Byron Maxwell; Crafts, Mrs. Perry Dominy, Mrs. Herbert Moore, Mrs. George Bramlett; Nursery, Mrs. San ford Walters; Music, Mrs. Jack Smith, Mrs. John Bird song, Miss Susan Smith; Re freshments, Mrs. Hall Sch- The Home Journal, Perry, Ga., Thursday, June 18, 1970 enck, Miss Susan Schenck and Peter Schenck; Publi city, Mrs. Hal Groom. Helpers were Susan Arn all, Margaret Arnold, Ann Dominy, Ruth Gutzke, Wal ter Gutzke, Valerie Howard, Dianne Larimer, Lee Lee Murphy, Donna Walters, Tammy Poung, Lynn Har per, Barbara Baker, Candy Lasseter, Patti Dayton, Tim Bramlett. STORK CLUB M/Sgt. and Mrs. Walter Ged rottis announce the birth of a daughter, Trudy Teresa, born 4 June 1970 at Tripler Army Gen eral Hospital, Honolulu, Hawaii. Mrs. Gedrottis is the former Bertie Watson of Perry. Ma ternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Tommie J. Watson of Bonaire. Paternal grandparents were the late Mr. and Mrs. George Gedrottis, of Ohio. Sgt. Gedrottis is assigned to the Ist Detachment, 9th Weather Wing, Hickam Air Force Base, Hono lulu, Hawaii. Follow This Season’s Braves Games on RADIO The Bank of Perry Presents games on WPGA-FM 100.9 MHz WHAT ABOUT Your Son’s Education? The environment in which he secures it? GEORGIA MILITARY offers quality education on high school and college levels. Write: Box P Georgia Military College Milledgeville, Ga. 31061