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page 2B Wednesday, February 23,1994 "H0u5t0n Tanas-Joumal & -j*? ..-■■• JB|| "fflfPy* •' ■' Ik * J9hhß^k ■ IhVB , # ~ ■*. " 'li' ,LMB!Br FT'* mJT \\ _.J Action from a mlta game batwoen tha Cavaliers and the Rockets. Tha mlta tournament begins tonight. Razorbacks oust Rebels in title game The Razorbacks won the midget championship Saturday afternoon, eking out a 52-50 win over the Rebels in the 11 and 12 year old division of the Perry Recreation Department basketball league. The Backs and the Rebels played a very even game. At halftime, the Razorbacks held a slim 27-25 lead. But the Rebels, behind eight third quarter points from Andrew Scogin and six from Will Sexton, outscored the 'Backs 16-13 in the third to go into the final quarter leading by a point. But the Razorbacks would not be denied. Jammey Barrett scored a game-high 29 points and the 'Backs held on to the championship after a solid regular season which saw them lose only once. To get to the championship, the 'Backs had to play the Wildcats earlier that afternoon, churning out a 41-31 win. Barrett led all scorers with 16 points. F. Ryan added 14 for the 'Backs. Kas Asbury had 10 points in a losing cause. The Rebels advanced with a 45- 40 win over the Gators. Scogin was a chief part, scoring 26 points. Cedric Clark had 14 in his last game for the Gators. Baseball, from 1 b Perry’s hitters also struggled at the plate, striking out 10 times in the game. Every starter except shortstop Jason Brett struck out at least once in the contest Hornets, from 1 b a 35-mile journey to Tattnall Square Academy, a school where they have already played five games this year, winning three of them. Meanwhile, Brookwood, which is based to the south in Thomasville, will have to travel about 150 miles to play and that's just the opening round. Massey said that his goal this week in practice was to return the Hornets to playing aggressive defense. Westfield stayed within shouting distance of Athens in the championship before faltering in the fourth quarter. Perry Brake & Muffler • Fuel Injection Cleaning • Computer Diagnosis • Shocks/Struts • Mufflers & Exhaust Systems • Catalytic Converters • CV Joints • Rack & Pinion ininik • Draw Tite Hitches r~wmv*k <S 987-3813 {BP, 1025 Macon Road Finally, the Tigers edged the Bulldogs in a close battle, 37-35. Earnest Howard led the Tigers with 12 points, while Stephen Baxter added six. Dustin Rainey led the Bulldogs with nine points. In the mighty division, regular season play ended Saturday with the Heat taking a 26-15 win over the Pistons. Bubba Blalock scored eight points for the Heat, while Kyle McCarty added six. Damien Singletary had eight points in a losing cause for the Pistons. The Celtics were able to survive the Lakers by a 24-17 score. Jai Bowens led all scorers with 12 points for the Celtics. Robert Bullard had eight points for the Lakers. There was also some junior league play Saturday, with the Aggies losing again to the Trojans 47-41. Jason Glover had 19 points for the victorious Trojans, while Anthony Mord added 10. Meanwhile, the Bruins wrapped up Saturday's play with a thrilling 76-75 win over the Huskies. Quincy Stephens scored an incredible 42 points for the winners. Trey Wilder tried to keep his team close with 34, but it wasn't enough. The Panthers' only real opportunity came in the First. With two outs, Brett walked and stole second. But Waldrip fanned, leaving Brett stranded as the only runner who reached second. "We’ve got to get back to playing good fundamental defense," Massey said. "We've made a few mistakes lately, but we’ve been able to overcome it with our offense." Westfield will also have to hope the free-throw shooting of Friday was just a one-night stand. The Hornets made just five of 22 tosses from the charity stripe, after impressive performances in the latter part of the season. If Westfield wins, it will face the winner of the Stratford-Edmund Burke game Saturday afternoon at 4 p.m. at Tattnall. Region, from 1 b teams during the regular season. Meanwhile, the Perry boys get a chance to sit back and rest after an emotional win over Peach County Friday night. The GHSA's third ranked team in Class AAA knocked off the fifth-ranked Trojans twice in a week, a good tune-up for the region, and hopefully state play, according to coach Carl Thomas. But after a lackluster week of practice going into the Peach County game, Perry finds itself amidst disruption this week. The Panthers practiced Monday afternoon, after spending the entire day at home with the Presidents' Day holiday. Perry will also find its practice schedule cut by the tournament play, which begins at 5:30 p.m. today and Thursday and 4 1994 GHSA 2-AAA Tournament Perry, GA Boys Bracket Thursday Friday Saturday (3) Wayne County 6:30 p.m. (6) Appling County 5:30 p.m. (2) Dodge County 5:00 p.m. (7) Fitzgerald 8:30 p.m. Champion (4) Jones County 8:00 p.m. (5) Ware County 8:30 p.m. (1) Perry We Go All Out k/ Good Now Thru feL Feb. 28 Jfl Honey Parquet Flooring sll9 , i sq.ft. PRATT & LAMBERT Interior & Exterior Paint | NOW ON SALE | Selected Colors Interior Latex High Gloss Enamel #SO9I Reg. *26 65 Sale *19 99 #SO93 Reg. *2B" Sale *21 69 All Other Interior Pratt & Lambert Paint , Velvet Reg. *22 89 Sale $ 19 4 % Flat *l7" Sale $ 15 29 V; [ Selected Lights ifj Traditional Now On Sale solid brass HI $ % wl jh 570P8 Ceiling Light Special Price; $ 15 95 - Lawn and Garden Specials ~ We re in the Nursery Business 12 Months of the Year Buy Early And Save! Comp #34806 10HP 32" Cut PA 1 - ig|JsjgS. bohM Reg. ! 1499 Sale *1349 Riding Mowers & Tractors No Payment, No Interest Until October '94! p.m. Friday. But Thomas said that the Panthers must overcome the distractions. "I thought that maybe we were a little flat last week," Thomas said. "It was almost a hangover type effect. We spent a lot of our practice time running sprints." Perry will be going after its first tournament title in Thomas' six years as head coach. But the Panthers remember all too well last year's scenario. Perry won the regular season but had to play the tournament at Dodge County, which had the regular season girls champion. The Panthers made it to the finals but were stunned by a fired-up Dodge club in the championship. To Help You Save Money WARNER ROBINS LJ SUPPLYco. Roll Roofing A tough covering that is suitable for outbuildings. 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Reg. *ll sa|esß99 « New At Lawn & Garden To Better Serve Our Custom er,s, We Offer Design and Installation of Shrubs, Trees, Sod and Sprinkler Systems. 1 2756-2758 Watson Blvd. Warner Robins - 953-4100 Toll Free 1-800-868-4218 Garden Center 953-4199 Adult Softball Registration If you are interested in playing softball, now is the time to register for adult softball with the Perry Recreation Department. Spring leagues will be operating in men’s open, church and ladies open. Registration is $350 per team. You can register Feb. 28-Mar. 11 at the Perry Recreation Office on Keith Drive. Hours are Monday through Friday from 8 a.m.-5 p.m. For more information, call 988-8131 or 988-8075. Legal Notices HOUSTON COUNTY IN THE JUVENILE COURT OF HOUSTON COUNTY IN THE INTEREST OF: AF, BORN ON OR ABOUT MAY 28,1906 A Child 076-94J-0149A ORDER FOR SERVICE BY PUBLICATION DATED: FEBRUARY 3. 1994 DATE FILED: FEBRUARY 3,1994 TO: Katherine Fountain natural and legal mother of AF Putative father Eugene Bailey A Juvenile Petition having been filed in said Court alleging that said child is within the jurisdiction of said Court and praying that parental rights be terminated, and the hearing on said matter is set for March 17,1994, at 900 A.M., in the Juvenile Court of Houston County, 202 Carl Vinson Parßway, Warner Robins, Georgia 31088; Said parent is hereby commanded to be and appear before said Court at said time and place to show cause, if any there is, why the child should not be adjudicated as within the jurisdiction of said Court and why their parental rights would not be terminated. WITNESS, the Honorable Herbert L. Wells, Judge of said Court. SANDRA MCGOWAN, CLERK JUVENILE COURT OF HOUSTON COUNTY 2-55 2/18-3/9 NOTICE OF INTENTION TO INTRODUCE LOCAL LEGISLATION Notice is given that there will be Introduced at the regular 1994 session of the General Assembly of Georgia a bill to amend an Act creating the Perry-, Fort Valley Airport Authority, approved March 30, 1971 (Ga. L. 1971, p. 2589), as amended, so as to change the composition of the authority; to change the political subdivisions of the state represented on the authority; to change the name of the authority; to change the area of operations of the authority; to change provisions relating to the powers and operations of the authority; to provide for other related matters; and for other purposes. This 18th day of February, 1994. Representative Larry Walker 141st District 2-67 2/23 Divorce IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF HOUSTON COUNTY STATE OF GEORGIA CIVIL ACTION NO. 94-V-49545-M REMONIA L. MCNICHOLS, Plaintiff WAYNE MCNICHOLS, Defendant TO: WAYNE MCNICHOLS NOTICE OF PUBLICATION By Order for service by publication dated the 18th day of February 1994, you are hereby notified that on the 18th day of February 1994, Remonia L. McNichols filed suit against you for DIVORCE. You are required to file with the Clerk of the Superior Court and to serve upon plaintiff's attorney, Pamela M. Richards, P.O. Box 3044, Warner Robins, GA 31099 an Answer in writing within sixty (60) days of the date of the order for publication. WITNESS, the Honorable George F. Nunn, Jr. and L.A. McConnell, Jr., Judges of this Superior Court. This the 18th day of February, 1994. Filed in Office, Superior Court of Houston County, Feb. 18,1994 Linda E. Means, Deputy Cleik Houston Superior Court 2-66 2/23-3/16 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT FOR THE COUNTY OF CARROLL, STATE OF GEORGIA DANA PARRISH YOUNG, Plaintiff, vs CRAIG ALLEN YOUNG, Defendant CIVIL ACTION FILE NO.: 94V0119 ORDER FOR PUBLICATION Plaintiff, having moved the Court for an Order directing service to be made upon CRAIG ALLEN “YOUNG, Defendant, in the foregoing Complaint for Divorce, by Publication of Summons, and it appearing from the Affidavit attached thereto that the Defendant cannot be found within the State, it is ORDERED, that served be made by publication as provided by law. THIS, the 7th day of February, 1994. JUDGE. SUPERIOR COURT Coweta Judicial Circuit Prepared and submitted by: THOMAS M. WITCHER . State Bar No. 771775 P.O. Box 125 Bremen, Georgia 30110 (404)537-5241 2-64 2/23-3/16