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THE HOUSTON HOME JOURNAL, SATURDAY, JULY 1. 1989 2A Bible School Fun Christopher Nunn sits outside with some of the two-year olds he and his sister Jennifer are helping this week at the Perry United Methodist Vacation Bible School. They said it was hard to Dodge Ball Part of the Perry United Methodist Church's new Vacation Bible School program is a greater emphasis on recre ation activities. These first and second Officers investigate South St. assault Ferry pohge arc investigating a reported aggravated assault on South Street about 12:45 a.m. Wednesday. A Perry man reported that a black male pushed him down and look his wallet. Someone broke into a truck at S & E Sales Tuesday night and re moved an FM/AM radio and cas sette player, according to reports. ‘ A Floyd Street resident reported the theft of lawnmower, valued at S2OO. $79 in food stamps were re ported stolen from a Riley Street residence. Police investigated a domestic dispute on Walcott Street Thursday afternoon. ARRESTS The following persons were ar rested by Perry police on the dates listed, on the given charges. Raul Alberto Lopez, 31, of Houston ! Sheriffs report Arrests are reported ARRESTS The following people were ar rested by deputies on the given dates for the listed charges. Elizabeth Gagnon, 43, of Bonaire, June 29, driving under the influence, SI,OOO bond. Robert Lee Baker, 25, of 120 Crestview Dr,, Warner Robins, June 28, driving without a license, expired vehicle lag, no proof of in surance, $1,350 bond. Cathy Ann Johnson, 24, of 409 Hatcher Rd„ Warner Robins, June 28, bad checks, SI,OOO bond. Johnny Carson Sr., 22, of 99 Ashley Arms Apts, Warner Robins, June 28, simple battery, SI,OOO bond. Hollis Hoisington, 31, of B-6 Castaway Apts., Warner Robins, June 28, criminal trespass, fighting words, $2,000 bond. Willie Lee Bell, 58, of 202 East Side Dr., Warner Robins, June 28, bad checks, SI,OOO bond. play games with children that young, but managed to get some participation. The children will be involved in activi ties all week during the church's annual program. graders enjoyed playing dodge ball on the lawn Monday. Other activities in clude music, crafts and a morning as sembly In the sanctuary. Nacogdoches, Texas, June 16, auto theft, no bond listed. Derek Ragins, 28, of 1109 Games Dr., Lot 63, Perry, June 28, driving under the influence, no li- Perry^l police news | V. cense, $368.50 bond. Edward Warren Willingham 11, 18, of 2907 Waldorf Dr., Perry, June 27, contributing to the delin quency of a minor, criminal tres pass, SI,OOO bond. Roger Dale Browning, 27, of Hawkinsville, June 28, contempt of court, $99 bond. Trina Louise Michael, 23, of 1055 Morningsidc Dr., Apt. F-l, Perry, June 29, driving under the influence, driving under the influ ence, no insurance, $550 bond. Virginia Ann Christian, 29, of Macon, June 29, driving under the influence, suspended license, SB7O : We A PP , « ia,e i Vour Business located in the and we are ROLLING BACKOurLunch Buffet HOLIDAY INN PRICES During the Month of July. Served 1-75 Exit 43 at valley Dr., Perry, Ga. Monday thru Saturday 11:30 a.m.-2 p.m. Featuring:Three Entree’s, Fresh Vegetables, Soup and Salad Bar, Homemade Breads and Ym Desserts for just... Includes Beverage & Tax bond. Jerry L. Hammock, 18, of 405 Riley St., Perry, June 30, posses sion of alcohol by a minor, no bond listed. Dorothy Jones, 36, of A-l Smith Heights Apts., Perry, June 30, shoplifting, no bond listed. MGTI opens registration Middle Georgia Technical Insti tute will offer evening and night classes for the summer quarter. The classes will meet between 4 p.m. and 10 p.m. The courses are: Word Perfect Word Processing (5.0); Introduction to Lotus 1-2-3; Computer Literacy; Computer Lit eracy (APP II); Computer Literacy MS-DOS (Zenith); Computer Lit eracy (Microsoft Works); Computer Programming (D Base 111 Plus); Computer Programming (Basic Language) (IBM); Basic Typing; Intermediate Typing; Gregg Short hand (Beginning and Refresher); Accounting I, 11, 111, and IV; Air craft Sheet Medal; Drafting; Sales 1 and II Real Estate; Investment Strategies; Medical Terminology; Nurse's Aide; Dental Assistant; Health Unit Coordinator (Ward Clerk); CPR; First Aid; Basic Flower Arranging; Sewing; Interior Write your legislators Anyone wishing to contact legislators representing Perry may do so at the following addresses and telephone numbers: Slate House of Representative Larry Walker, House of Representatives, State Capital, Atlanta, Ga. 30334; 404-656-5024. Stale Senator Ed Barker, Suite One State Office Building, Atlanta, Ga. 30334; 404-656-5038 in Atlanta and 922-8238 in Warner Robins. U.S. Senators Sam Nunn and Wyche Fowler, U.S. Senate, Washington, D.C. 20510; Nunn's office: 202-224-3521, Fowler's office: 202-224-3643. Representative Richard Ray, 425 Cannon House Office Building, Washington, D.C. 20515; 202-225- 5901 in Washington, 404-324-0292 in Columbus, and 929-2764 in Warner Robins. Flood area meeting set The Federal Emergency Man agement Agency (FEMA) has completed a detailed study of flood areas in Houston County, The study was developed as part of the county’s involvement in the National Flood Insurance Program. All persons interested in the completion of the flood insurance study are invited to attend a public meeting on Monday, July 24, at 10 a.m. The meeting will be held in the county commission meeting room in the County Annex Build ing, 200 Carl Vinson Parkway, Warner Robins. A FEMA representative will discuss the results of the flood in surance study and outline specific actions needed to be taken by the local government in order to con tinue eligibility in the in the Na tional Flood Insurance Program. According to Glenn C. Woodard Jr., chief of FEMA’s natural and technological hazards division in Atlanta, the purpose of the study is to examine and evaluate flood haz ard areas which arc developed or which arc likely to be developed and to determine flood elevations for those areas. Flood elevations will be used by the county to carry out flood plain management objectives of the na tional insurance program. The elevations also will be used as the basis for determining the ap propriate flood insurance premium rales applicable to be used for addi tional amounts of insurance on ex isting building and contents. Decorating; Intro to Child Care; Sign Language I and II; Basic Emergency Medical Technician; and Computerized Accounting. Registration for these classes will be July 10-14 on a first-come, first-serve basis. For additional in formation, call 929-6800 between the hours of 2 p.m. to 10 p.m. Monday through Thursday and from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Friday. RESTRICTED^^ Homesite Baldwin County ERIN SHORES Great Views ‘Deep Water ‘Central Water Lakefronl Living MIDDLE GA^ REAL ESTATE representing 01 D C •i J Troy Morns : State Patrol, from p-ia £ Oscar Fernandez ment, Fernandez joined the patrol as a radio operator in March. He was scheduled to lake the test June 1, but was told he was not el igible the day before. Eddie Snclling Jr., representing the state, asked for a declaratory judgment to determine the consti tutionality of the law. He said the attorney general's office did not seek to pursue the is sue "one way or the other." Snclling said, however, that na tional origin was not the reason Fernandez was turned down. He said Fernandez and five others were dc Is TotyMuch Water A Problem? 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Even if successful, Fernandez, it is unlikely Fernandez will be able to become a trooper before late next year, according to Greg Patrick of the State Patrol, because there probably won't be enough candi dates to organize another class be fore then. Fernandez said that when he learned he had been turned down for the school, "I was angry. I didn't feel like an American citizen, I fell like a second-class citizen," Heilig-Meyers Warner Robins choice for home furnishings, now offers first time in store credit to anyone 18 or over with income. $1 down and this ad gets your purchase. 2065 Watson Blvd.