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Robins Center Announces Fall Quarter Classes Robins Resident Center (RRC) has announced plans for the Fall Quarter of classes which will herald the beginning of its third highly successful year of operation. The Fall Quarter, which commences on 18 Sep tember, includes an offering of 15 lower level (Freshman- Sophomore) classes and 16 upper level (Junior-Senior) classes. This is a record number of offerings and made possible by the con tinued high level of enrollment, Robins Resident Center is the undergraduate educational center for Robins Air Force Base conducting evening un dergraduate courses through the University System of The long years of your past patronage has been sincerely appreciated. I hope you will continue your faithful patronage and all of our old customers, friends and newcomers are invited to call or drop by soon. Myrl Norwood Malone's Flower and Gift Shop (Formerly Norwood's Florist) 987-V6S6 VOVO Main St. ■ \ • v. : < ' t fl‘l R. JONEAL LEE DISTRICT ATTORNEY ■MPH HOUSTON JUDICIAL CIRCUIT ' naliv»> Houston Couutian - Born in Perry ■ Now resides in Warner Robins where he associated in the practice of law ' graduate ot Perry High School - South Georgia Junior MmHHWMHHM toll** j 4 «• iA A ) Waiter I George School of Law, Mercer R. JONEAL LEE Served four years U.S. Air Force. Formerly associated with U.S. Treasury Department. Served for two years as ASSISTANT DISTRICT ATTORNEY for Houston County in the Macon Judicial Circuit and is the only candidate who has prosecuted felony cases in Houston R. Juneal Lee knows the Superior Court, problems of Houston County. He has prosecuted felony Married to the former Judy Hooks, they have one daughter cases in the county and and one son and reside at 120 Highland Drive, Warner established himself with Robins. They are members of Shirley Hills Baptist Church, local law enforcement of- ‘ s a mem ber of the Warner Robins Exchange Club and ficers. His initiative, prac- serves on its Board of Directors, ticai and legal knowledge and determination are assets important office. h„m ■* VOTE FOR AND ELECT Help fight crime with honest, efficient, and ef fective representation in the ■■ ■■ ■■ ■ . f office of District Attorney. W 11 INP M I Itr Put a man in office who will Jwll LrlL Li L* L provide firm and vigorous enforcement of the criminal m __ _ _ laws ot Houston County, D ATTORNEY Investigate the candidates and vote for the man you feel MSfUf T V most qualified to serve. ■■ W ■ WIN % WWW I W Paid Politicial Advertisement August Bth Democratic Primary I Georgia. Founded in Sep tember 1970, its purpose is to provide courses and programs appropriate to the educational needs of civilian and military employees at Robins Air Force Base and their spouses. RRC is located in Bldg. 1675 at the corner ot Duke Street and North Davis Drive in the dormitory area. Current academic programs include the first and second years of college work leading to the Associate in Science Degree in Business awarded by Macon Junior College and the third and fourth years of work leading to the Bachelor of Business Administration Degree awarded by Georgia College. All courses earn resident credit and can- didates can complete all of j their degree requirements at 1 the Center. A per quarter « average of 580 students i attended RRC for the past academic year with course enrollments up 9 percent over the initial year of operation. The application deadline for the Fall Quarter is 25 August. Applications for all new students and reap plications for prior students who were not enrolled in the Spring Quarter must be received by that date. In addition, this is the final deadline for receipt of high school transcripts and Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT) scores for those en tering as beginning fresh men. Special arrangements have been made for in terested students to take the Scholastic Aptitude Test both at Macon Junior College and at the RRC. Interested students should contact the "Won't Move Sheriff's Office," Toss on Says In a prepared statement released last Thursday Cullen Talton, candidate for the for the office of sheriff of Houston County, clarified his position in regard to a statement made by in cumbent Albert Hudson. Talton noted that Hudson, in an ad appearing in the Weum-sii.r. .July -lib edition of the Daily Sun, implied that the Houston Count Sheriff's Office would be moved from Warner Robins if Talton were elected to the office of Sheriff, Talton said, quote “If the incumbent Sheriff, through his ad in yesterdays’ daily sun, is implying that I intend to move the Sheriff’s office from Warner Robins, then I Houston Marriage Licenses Savino Aldo Sergio Moglta and Sharon Deloach, both of Warner Robins James Glenn Reas, Lawton, Michigan, and Pamela Olive Hardy, Warner Robins. Terry Wayne Shamblin, North Carolina and Cynthia Allen, Warner Robins. James Calvin Wynn, Warner Robins, and Patsy Chestnut Yawn, Elko. William Lee McKenzie and Margaret Anne House, both of Warner Robins. Center, tel. 926-3785 for appointments to take this examination which is required for all beginning freshmen. Academic advisement and registration for the Fall want to make my stand clear to him and to the voters of Houston County. •It has never been my intention to close either of the present offices from which the Sheriff’s office operates. I think it is im perative for people in all parts of Houston County to have immediate access to law enforcement and protection through the Sheriff's office. Any implication that either office would be closed or moved, as well as any implication that the Sheriff’s Department is Headquarted in only one city, is erroneous and can only be construed as an attempt to mislead the John Joseph Oakley and Sharon Diane Abston, both of Warner Robins. John Paul Peavy and Phyllis Cozcha Morris, both of Bonaire. William Michael Churcher and Susan Ann Bogna, both of Warner Robins. William Alan Rabun, Fort Walton Beach, Fla., and Peggy Lee Brandt, Warner Robins. Deryl Wayne Carmichael, Macon, and Sandra Marie Asbell, Warner Robins. Robert Thomas Wyatt, Atlanta and Cathey Rean Roberts, Warner Robins. John Alvin Carnes and Cherry Fowler Hall, both of Warner Robins. David Alfred Perdue, Jr. and Bonnie Lorraine Dunn, both of Warner Robins. Donzell Smith and Brenda Sue Bussell, both of Warner Robins. Ted Wesley Smith and Juanita Frances Hollis, both of Warner Robins. William Keith Hayes and Pam Stewart, both of Warner Robins. Almond Dudley Freeman, Sr. and Ida Lorene Freeman, both of Warner Robins. Services Held Saturday For L M. Harrison Funeral services for Luther McCormick Harrison, 69, of Route 2, Perry, who died Thursday of a heart attack, were held Saturday at 1 p.m. in Perry United Methodist Church. Rev. Elick Bullington, Rev. J. B. Smith and Rev. Dale Buttrill officiated. Burial was in Woodlawn Cemetery. Pallbearers were Steve Langston, Fred Langston, Jr., Charles Whitworth, Jr., Dozier Blackstock, Tommy Kersey, and Charles Cawthon. Mr. Harrison was a native of Houston County and resided here all of his life. He was a retired produce far mer and a former Macon policeman. He was a school bus driver for the Houston County Board of Education for 18 years, and was a member of Perry United Methodist Church. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Rosalie H. Harrison, Perry; one daughter, Mrs. R. C. Maner of Flagler Beach, Fla.; one sister. Mrs. W. H. Thames of Perry; and two grand children. Watson-Hunt Funeral Home had charge of arrangements. PAGE 10-C Quarter will be conducted for all students at the Center on Wednesday, 13 September in the following alphabetic order; 0830-0900-M-N-0 0900-0930-P-Q-R voters of Houston County for the sake of indi”idual gain. The importance of equal protection for all of Houston County makes either the closing of the Perry or Warner Robins office or the use of the terminology "Main office" a false amd misleading statement. "There is no Sheriff of Perry or Sheriff of Warner Robins, only a Sheriff of Houston County. Any at titude other than total county service by the Sheriff's Deportment cannot and will not be tolerated by the people of Houston County." ALBERT HUDSON IS A GOOD SHERIFF , / « V.. Be . Swap A Sheriff \ Who Has For \ 8 Years That He Is > if YOUR Kind Os Sheriff for Someone With No Albert Hudson has provided good law enforcement in Houston County during the past 8 years. There are NO UNSOLVED major crimes in Houston County at this time' Albert Hudson believes that it is his duty to WORK WITH the people of Houston County as their Sheriff .He believes that law enforcement should be imposed fairly for ALL the people He believes that PREVENTION of crime is just as important as solving a crime He believes that the REPUTATION Houston County has as a result of the law enforcement he has provided the past 8 years is one of the greatest deterrents to crime that you can have Albert Hudson has an active, vigorous program to combat the illegal use of drugs in Houston County and, because of his work in this field for so many years, he has the contacts needed to seek out those despicable individuals who prey upon others by selling them drugs LOOK AT THE RECORD, P. will show how successful this anti drug law enforcement program has been He has been forced to fight with the County Commissioners to get the fund needed to provide good law enforcement for Houston County His opponent is a County Commissioner His opponent helped create an expensive and unneeded County Police Department. Your vote FOR Albert Hudson will be a VOTE FOR CONCERNED law enforcement the kind of law enforcement that has kept Houston County free of organized crime in the past. How you vote in the Sheriff s election on August 8 will be one of the most important votes you ever make Look at the record Look at the facts. Do not be misled by wild promises from someone with no experience in law enforcement. ★ Vote for 8 years of experience. > In four more years I will be eligible for retirement. Stick With A Winner... Vote For fl Winner REELECT ALBERT HUDSON SHERIFF Paid Political Advertisement PERRY, GEORGIA, THURSDAY, AUG. 3, 1972 0930-1000-S-T-U registration and books mav 1000-1030-V-W-X-Y-Z-A - be purchased. J 1030-1100-B-C Late registration will be 1100-1130-D-E-F accepted through 19 Seo -1300-1330-G-H tember in the RRC office 1330-1430-I-J-K-L however) a hte Fees must be paid at assessed. NOW OPEN BILLIE'S Beauty Salon 605 Woodland Drive Phone 987-3727