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HOUSTON HOME JOURNAL, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1979
Houston Winners Announced
Achievement Awards
Presented At Banquet
Winners of 4-H Club
Achievement Awards
were announced during
the club’s annual banquet
at the Flint Electric
Building in Warner
Robins last Wednesday
night.
Girls presented with
Project Achievement
Awards included: Lisa
Snow (Arts and Crafts),
Kristy Purvis
(Recreation), Julie
Albert (Recreation),
Tammie Hammock
(Performing Arts),
Diane Manning (Horse),
Christie Griffiths (Vet.
Science), Beth Akridge
(Wildlife), Leigh Graham
(Plants and Soils),
Michele Todd (Fashion
Review), Lana Taylor
(Electric), Pam Trasher
(Bicycle), Traci
Dalrymple (Foods and
Nutrition), Dell Dominy
(Health), Robyn Sanders
(Home Furnishings and
Art), Gina Boselie
(Gardening) and Pam
Fountain (Human
Development).
Boys receiving Project
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4-H Winners
Girls winning 4-H Club awards during an annual club banquet in
Warner Robins last Wednesday night, left to right, seated, are Diane
Manning, Leigh Graham, Rholda Langston, Robyn Sanders, Beth
Abridge, Pam Fountain and Michele Todd. Standing, left to right, are
Mrs. Joyce Barrett (Volunteer Adult Leader), Kim Pitzer, Meta Goetz,
Jody Tyson, Ruth Ann Fineis, Fina Self and Gina Boselie.
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Achievement Awards
included Stacy Thompson
(Performing Arts), Terry
McDowell (Poultry),Bart
Loudermiik (Fashion
Review) , Allen Lischer
(Plants and Soils), Hank
Bush (Safety), Bennett
Brantley (Rocketry),
Scott Moore (Wood
working), Ray Pate
(Woodworking), Ross
Allen (Electric), Scott
Smith (Photography),
Troy New (Recreation),
John Quillian (Arts and
Crafts), Lee Baker
(Electric), Thadius
Porter (Gardening),
Jimmy Pitzer (Horse)
and Gary Bartlett
(Wildlife).
Awards were also
presented to winners in
the Cotton 801 l contest. In
this competition, par
ticipants wear a garment
made of 50 percent cotton
and deliver a three
minute speech on the
merits of the garment.
Winners in the Cotton
801 l competition included
Jody Tyson, Ruth Ann
Fineis, Gina Self, Kim
Pitzer, John Barrett, Ray
Stapleton, Dexter Porter,
Paul Allen, Donald
Forbes and Mike Lyons.
Receiving awards for
outstanding performance
in the District Junior Hog
Market Show were Chip
Langston, Dwayne
Langston, Jim Kersey,
Chris Kersey, Rholda
Langston, Wendy
Walker, Natalie Rush,
Terri Bloodworth, James
Bloodworth and Holly
Hunt.
Winners of Junior and
Senior District Project
Achievement Awards
included Gina Self
(Woodworking), Kim
Pitzer (Horse), Jody
Tyson (Health), Ruth
Ann Fineis (Performing
Arts), Debbie Bell (Vet.
Science), Meta Goetz
(Sports and Outdoor
Recreation), Jonathan
McColumn (Safety),
Marius McColumn
(Performing Arts), John
Barrett (Entomology),
Dexter Porter (Home
Management) and
Donald Forbes (Rifle).
At Annual Banquet
W.R. Mayor Addresses 4-H’ers
“We’re here tonight to
honor people who care,
and 10 to 30 years from
now they’ll be the leaders
in our society.”
Thus did Warner
Robins Mayor Foy Evans
describe members of the
Houston County 4-H Club
gathered at the Flint
Electric Building in
Warner Robins last
Wednesday night for
their annual banquet.
“There’s plenty of
room at the top, but it’s
crowded at the bottom,”
Mayor Evans told the
youngsters and their
parents. “The reason it’s
crowded at the bottom is
because there aren’t
many people willing to
pay the price.
“I therefore implore
you to continue to strive
More Winners
Boys winning 4-H Club awards during an annual club banquet in
Warner Robins last Wednesday night, left to right, seated, are Paul Allen,
Jarius, McColumn, Ray Stapleton. John Barrett, Jonathan McColumn,
Jim Kersey and Dexter Porter. Left to right, standing, are John Quillian,
Dwayne Langston, Chris Kersey, Jim Bloodworth, Jimmy Pitzer, Hank
Bush, Scott Moore, Ray Pate, Thadius Porter and Chip Langston.
Standing behind the winnres is County Extension Agent Mick O’Toole.
39 To Graduate AtHVC
The Houston County
Board of Education in a
formal ceremony on
December 14, at 7:30 p.m.
at the Russell Elemen
tary School will present
diplomas to thirty-nine
graduates of the post
secondary programs,
Houston Vocational
Center. The graudates
come from Houston
County and other
counties throughout
Middle Georgia and
represent such varied
fields as welding,
cosmetology, and
practical nursing.
According to Carroll
Smiley, center director,
this event is a first for the
school’s adult programs
since receiving ac
creditation from the
occupational com
mission, Southern
Association of Colleges
and Schools.
Graduates: Practical
Nursing: Margaret A.
Boutselis, Helen A.
Bowlin, Mary W.
Brigmond, Dera Busbee,
Debra Evans, Sue Felty,
Sylvia Owens, Deniss
Peters, Sarah Peterman,
Christine Rice, Sandra
Scarborough, Guri Skar,
Ruby Thomas, Betty
Woods.
Cosmetology: Cynthia
Cofield, Adriana Pun
ziano, Laura Stephenson,
Christopher Steward,
Jacqueline Simmons,
Teresa Taylor, Sharon
Crawley, Rebecca
Gentry
Drafting ; Ernest
Burch, Jr., Gary Mathe
Electronics; Richard
Coile, Richard Poole,
Ronnie Rich, Joe Smith,
Mathew Zanders
Food Service: Mary
Walker
Graphic Arts: Jan
Douglas, Julie Holland,
Ronnie Rich, Joe Smith,
Mathew Zanders.
‘Marketing & Sales:
Delphine Clark, Susan
Crook
Welding: Larry E.
Welty, Paul Phelps,
Phelps
Drafting: Joseph D.
Pettis
Among the earliest broad
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to be leaders among your
peers,’’ Evans con
tinued. “Go the extra
mile. Do more than is
expected. Get a good
education. Make good
grades, and I urge you to
strive to do your best
now.
“Be a good human
being,’’ Evans said.
“Have respect for other
human beings and your
elders. You start out as a
baby with nothing but
inherited genes and in
telligence, and you have
to acquire what you get
through education and
environment.”
Mayor Evans urged the
4-H members to maintain
a sound mind and body,
and not to let anybody con
them into taking drugs.
“Don’t ruin your mind
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Evans declared,
‘‘because nobody can
take a sound mind and
body away from you.”
Evans concluded his
speech by asking the 4-H
members to set high
goals in life and not to
settle for mediocrity.
The banquet program
was conducted by 4-H
Club members, with Ray
Stapleton making the
welcoming address,
followed by Dexter
Porter, who delivered the
invocation. During the
dinner, Jarius McColum
played piano selections,
and Mayor Evans was
introduced by Jody
Tyson.
Awards were presented
by Gwen Van Atta, Mick
O’Toole, Jonathan Mc-
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the 4-H Pledge, led by
Meta Goetz.
Whelchel and Stapleton
both expressed ap
preciation to Flint
Electric for sponsoring
the annual event.