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■ J/■ - -,. ■• ■; WHmSr ' M ■ m r j I ." inor* A TOUCH OF STONE ENHANCES BEAUTY UNIQUE RUSTIC PLAN WITH MOTIF CARRIED THROUGHOUT INFORMAL LIVING AREA. tlrofffr UWultJ O By W. D. FARMER A wide front porch, suitable i for sitting, directs you through ] separate front foyer to either j formal or informal areas. i The immense family room (to ) the left) has a recessed floor, | false beam ceiling, room-width ' fireplace with wood box and < raised hearth, and first rate pro- < i — Ts. —i on 1 n a storage 'o] DINING ROOM Ij . I|#lM _ pnnu - B f D , R ° ol l B i y rf_ u ,s o,i,e 1 I I i I TiT r 't^ J'p-p 1 I —L-_ ■? ■I - "SSn HALL j"S- | I A ] Q « CAR PORT | 1 L r J _ UmUA 22 , -6"«2i'-o" I family room f K feO'-2"ils'-6" s FOYER { || ■'ST f BED ROOM Vrl BED ROOM ■B L ~T.. i L. I2'-0"xII'-0" IT' IS'-OW-O" mama ruxm I I L [ JM 1 -L —■>!. Sb” 1 ' * ~ PORCH 27-6"*s'"A* 1 I f I /e'-e" _ LEGAJ^IEFS While attempting to strictly limit the import of its decision, a U. S. District Court in Minnesota has declared that the constitutional rights of two high school girls were violated when they were not allowed to compete on their school athletic teams. The Court reasoned that the girls had achieved a high level of competitive skill and they should not be denied the right to compete by the absence of a girl's team. RECREATION SCOUTS Dots Lose The Bonaire Bombers I downed the Ferry Dots in a * "B" League game by 18 to 12. Felicia Allen was the losing pitcher allowing 10 hits, while the winning pitcher for the Bombers. Lynn Davidson, gave up 9 hits. Felicia Allen led the Dots 2 for 4. Also batting for Perry were Sharon Roundtree, Phyllis Glover, Jackie Hodges, Jennifer Allen, Catherine Alford. Chandria Woodard, Wanda Stokes and Vickie Jackson. B’Cats Roll The Perry Jr. League Bearcats downed the Warner Robins Braves 11 to 6 and then walloped the Warner Robins Angels 12 to 3 in a doubleheader at Sewell Circle Park. Rosemary McGhee was the winning pitcher in the first game and Ethel Scott was the leading hitter with 2 for 2. In the second game Carolyn Askew pitched for the Bearcats and allowed only 3 hits. Carolyn and Shershina Jackson led Perry with 4 for 4 each. Other Perry players were Shirley Askew, Vivian Askew, Wanda Clarington, Monica Mobley, Vivian i Harding, Linda Rawls, Katherine Lumpkin, Bar i visions of furniture placement areas. This room is divided from the foyer by attractive open rail. The false beam ceiling is ex tended further into kitchen breakfast room and the kitchen is endowed with surplus cabinet space, counter-top work surface, built-in appliances and an extra pantry is from breakfast room. The large breakfast room in cludes garage and storage ac cess dodrs. Storage space indi bara Kendrick, Lorretta Soloman and Vanessa Durham. Cougars Win Doug Rembisz gaining momentum with each game pitched threw a sharp two hit job against the Warner Robins Falcons as the Sr. league Ferry Cougars won 6 to 3. Rembisz allowed a double in the second and a single in the 7th. He struck out eleven en route to his win. Wayne Roberts fired the Cougar offense with 2 hits. Earl Brown and Dean Bramlett added a hit each. Perry players were Jaru Ash. David Thomas, Larry Bonner, Joe Andrews. Mo Wright, Jerry Barnes, Al Soloman and Steve Miller. Cougars Romp Perry’s Sr. League Cougars were excited over the sensational one hit pit ching job by their team mate, Joe Andrew. Bonaire Braves were the victims losing by 6 to 0. The lone Brave hit was a sixth inning single by Keith Purser, Andrews fanned 8 gave 4 walks and hit one. Jerry Barnes led the Cougars with 2 hits. Jaru Ash, Earl Brown, Wayne Roberts, Dean Bramlett all had a Cougar hit. Perry batters were Steve Miller, Larry Bonner, Doug Rembisz, Mo Wright, Al Soloman and David Thomas. cated in adequate for this “no basement" plan. There are separate living room and dining room, both located on the rear and bypassed by daily traffic flow. There are three large bed rooms and two full baths, one hath being private to the master bedroom and the other servicing remaining two bedrooms. Both baths are provided with a dress ing table. Closets are plentiful KBKsl ■ i , 1 iißt Ed, Billy, Jackie, Eddie and Janet Barker \ X x\ x x \ x , **• \ >X X X \ / ✓ x # \ X X A / X X X \ >X A A X \ .X X ** \ / .# .'S* #■ \ / A X <# VjF VO \ / xv<3* \ Democratic General Primary / yP < ,y _*** \ Houston County, Ga. X X X X X X \ | — ■• im \ yy' / y / \ MAM \</ /V ✓V \ >X ,vX <X y 18lh SEN ATORIAL DISTRICT \* ' jf & M*T/ (Vote tor One) \. y> # fo’sAfy' \ y $■ vOr / \ * #> ~# # Ds\ \@/ xi \ •>* S vy Stanley E. Smith, Jr. \ / (INCUMBENT) ELECT ED BARKER Bk DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY AUGUST BTH rmmlm ~,i msMi„ and bonus closets are from hall. A disappearing stair to attic storage is included. The exterior style is rustic, enhanced by wood columns and rail porch, vertical wood siding, stone wainscoting and steep ga ble roof. The Plan is Number 942. It includes 1,982 square feet of liv ing area. For further informa tion write W. D. Farmer, P. 0. Box 49463, Atlanta, Ga. 30329. v\ H Wi w I irt*4H - I | I’» w I •nL u | jl j k n • IfßfllßE >• / U t k j# iff I SEAIS Girls All-Star Champs Members of the victorious North SEAIS All-Star Girls. First row, L-R: Connie Williford • Stapleton; Sandy Hudson • Westfield; Susan King • Stratford; Susan Peake - Stratford; and Leslie PERRY HIGH & WESTFIELD FOOTBALL % COVERAGE STARTING SOON f| IN THE HOUSTON HOME JOURNAL J * PAGE 16-A , PERRY, GEORGIA, THURSDAY, AUG. 3, 1972 Glass - Nathaniel Greene. Second row, L-R: Vickie McGraw - Tri-County; Rita Hammock - Bartow; Wanda Bragg - Westfield; and Eugenia Cato - Stratford.