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Perry Potpourri Hospitalized: Louise Denney, Cindy Mont gomery Green, Denny Hainington (Keiland’s brother), Aileen Chap man, Aurelia Pierce, Virginia Dean (Coliseum Rehab), Wal Erickson and Hazel Norman (nursing home), Hazel Roberts, Vencie Turner (Louise Turner’s grandmother), Celia Dover (Kathy Harold’s mother), Lisa Mon (Monty Par nell’s sister), Rosilyn and Dawson Mullen (Marie Lewis’s mother and father), Wister “Bud” Williams, Cathy Shiplett (Perry School Nurse), A. E. Harris and Mildred Alzenby (Monty Parnell’s grand mother), til Recuperating At Home: John David Howard, Phillips Griffin, Dorothy Ayers (Autumn Terrace), Clyde Boley, Ethel Ed wards, Earl Lewis, Jim Vogt, Tina Davidson, Lindsey Bell, Muriel Akin, Ceila Clifton, C. J. Loggins, Lois Gibson, Judy Poss, Rubye Erwin, Josh Crockett, Anne Hansen, Laßue Irwin, Kelly Wa ters, Mattie Roach, John Swain (Mend of Louise Denney), Mary Ju lia Fowler (Rosemari Patterson’s mother), Emerson Bell (Duren Bell’s dad), E. D. and Edgar Melvin (Jewel Melvin’s brothers), Kathy Hoyt (Greta Long’s sister) and An gela Patterson (niece of Greta Long). 11l Sympathy Is Extended: -To George Voseipka upon the death of his sister-in-law, Gerry Voseipka, in Tucson, Arizona. -To wife, Jo Clark of Perry, and children, Terry J., Harper of Perry and Conley Clark of Silver Spring, Md; and two grandchildren, upon the death of Paul Gene Clark on Wednesday, Feb. 16. -To wife, Nannette Green of Perry; brothers, Walter C. Green of Houston, Texas, Thomas R. Green of Atlanta, Robert H. Green of Milledgeville, and Harold Green of Perry, other relatives and friends, upon the death of Yates Green of Perry on Sunday, February 20, 1994. -To the family of infant Tylon Terril Dixon, son of Timothy Dixon, Jr. and Jennifer Harris of Perry, upon his death on Sunday, February 20. -To Homan Peavy and family of Bonaire upon the death of his mother, Mary Lou Peavy of Warner Robins on Sunday, February 20.. Herman Peavy is well-known throughout Houston County, hav ing been affiliated with Robins AF Base, Chew’s Men’s Clothing Store, and the education system in Houston County. tit Congratulations! -To Mr. and Mrs. Earl Lewis of Perry upon the christening of their great-granddaughter, Molly Kathryn Jones of Denver, Colorado. Molly is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mike Jones of Denver, formerly of Gray. She is the granddaughter of the late Fred Lewis. The ceremony was held at Mulberry Street United Methodist Church. -To Norman and Mary Parker of LaGrange upon the birth of their daughter, Sarah Elizabeth, on February 11,1994. Paternal grand parents are George and Sybil Brown. -To Lisa Nicole Lancaster and J *^w_ DR. J. CRAIG PATTERSON FIND OUT NOW WHETHER CAREFUL PROFESSIONAL CHIROPRACTIC CARE CAN RELIEVE YOUR ACHES AND PAINS This examination normally costs $35.00 -or more. It will include an orthopedic test, a neurological test, a blood pressure test, a spinal alignment check, an examination for restricted or excessive motion of the spine, a muscle strength test and a private consultation to discuss the results. Any further treatment shall be agreed upon in writing by both parties. PATTERSON s3s value CHIROPRACTIC CENTER 1304 Macon Road • Perry, Georgia • 987-7555 L JKjU 1 Lewis liP|JPjr Society ” t* editor g James Curtis Coody upon the announcement of their engagement The bride-elect is the daughter of Judy Lancaster and Reggie Lan caster of Hawkinsville, and the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Roy Helms of Finleyson and Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Lancaster. She is a graduate of The Westfield Schools in Perry. The groom-elect is the son of Patricia and Lee Coody and the grandson of Martha Ann Mays of Grovetown, the late Loyd Mays, Jeanette Henry, the late Jim L. Henry, Pauline Coody and the late Robert Coody. The wed ding is planned for April 30 at First Baptist Church in Hawkinsville. -To Bonnie Lea Thompson and William Jeffrey Hughes upon the announcement of their engagement The bride-elect is the daughter of Sue Price Thompson and the grand daughter of Lula May Price of Mclntyre and the late John T. Price. The groom-elect is the son of Mar ion Hughes of Warner Robins and the late Fred L. Hughes, and the grandson of the late Mr. and Mrs. George Boatwright of Virginia and the late Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Jack son Hughes of Colquitt County. The wedding is planned for June 25 at First United Methodist Church in Warner Robins. The Hughes family is known throughout Houston County. -To Tracy Cosby of Fort Valley and Katina Nottingham of Kathleen upon the birth of their son, Alex Sakeel Nottingham, on January 31, 1994. -To Mary Carol Cook of Cool Springs Church in Etowah Associa tion and Shauna Renee’ Malcom of Camilla First Church in Tucker Association, who have been se lected to serve on this year’s State Acteen Council. i Selection of the 1994 State Acteen Council and Top Acteens of Georgia was recently announced by Baptist Woman’s Missionary Union of Georgia. Cook and Mal com will be assisted with state events by April Ann Mims and Stephanie Gibson, both from Gen tian Church in Columbus Associa tion. The first official responsibility of these Acteens is to serve as pages at the annual meeting of Ge orgia WMU, March 4-6, and assist with activities related to Georgia Missions Fest ‘94 in Perry. -To Rev. Jack Corry, now serv ing as interim pastor at Cochran First Church. He is former interim pastor at First Baptist Church in Perry. -To Annie Bacon, who received the Wood Badge Award, in a special ceremony Sunday afternoon at Crossroads United Methodist Church, presented by Luke Thomp son, her scoutmaster when she went through wood badge training -To Andy Bacon, son of Lynn and Annie Bacon, who received the Eagle Scout Badge, pin, certificate and letters froth various dignitaries, including President and Mrs. Bill Clinton, Governor Zell Miller, and Rep. Larry Walker. A special Eagle Scout ceremony, including an Indian Dance, was held at Cross roads United Methodist Church on Sunday afternoon, February 20. tit The Perry Players will present "The Music Man” on Friday, February 25, through Sunday, March 6. All shows are at 8 p.m. except for the Sunday matinee at FREE FULL SPINAL EXAMINATION No Obligation, Nothing to Pay You may have one of these 12 DANGER SIGNALS OF PINCHED NERVES: Low Back Pain Headaches Neck Pain Arthritis 2:30 p.m. (there is no performance on Monday, Feb. 28.) For reserva tions, call 987-5354 after Feb. 21,1994. tit Marty Succi, and daughter Paige Stowe, her husband Charles Stowe, and their daughter Sydney, all of Jacksonville, Fla., visited Marcy’s mother, Mrs. J. N. (“Tingle”) Buff last weekend. tit About 50 people gathered at a breakfast meeting at the New Perry Hotel on Tuesday, Feb. 22, to hear John Knox, gubernatorial candidate from Waycross. Other cities he covered that day were Warner Robins and Macon. For more in formation, call Annette Johnson of Perry, or John Haag, (404) 315- 1994. tit Michael English, with The HOPE Tour, which is sponsored by Mercy Ministries of America, will be in concert at Mabel White Memorial Baptist Church in Macon, Ga. on Monday, March 7, 1994 at 7:30 p.m. It is being presented by 93.3 The JOY FM, and Macon Christian Bookstore. Call 912-743-0500 for more information. Tickets are available at Perry’s Christian Bookstore, Seeds of Truth. tit The Perry Unit of the American Cancer Society, is planning its first Relay for Life to be held on May 20-21 at Perry High School. Twenty teams from Perry are needed to help in the fight against cancer. Please have your company form a team and participate in the Relay for Life. Contact Wayne Ragin or Andy Flowers, co-chair men. tit The 1994 Central District Young Careerist competition will be held Saturday, March 19, 1994 at the Ramada Inn, Warner Robins, Georgia. Marti Marchant-Tolleson of Perry is alternate contestant, rep resenting the Warner Robins Busi ness and Professional Women’s Club, host club. C. Jeanine Fowler Coleman of Warner Robins, was winner at the local level. tit A free community lecture by Johri K. Rosemond, M. S., speak ing on “Helping Your Child Suc ceed In School” will be held Thursday, March 3, 1994, from 7:30 -9 p.m., at Holiday Inn Con ference Center, 1-75 at Arkwright Road, Macon, Ga. Although it is free, reservations are required (phone 474-6200 or 1-800-CHARTER). Books will be sold. Mr. Rose mond will be available prior to and after lecture to autograph books. Dr. Rosemond is a Family Psy chologist, Author and Nationally Syndicated Columnist tit Margeen Woody of Perry will present a Puppet Show at the Perry Library on Tuesday and Wednesday (March 1 and 2) for pre-school chil dren in child care centers. The pro gram will consist of about 15 songs which she will sing along with the children. She will tell the story of “The Three Little Pigs”, and will use several puppets. (She did a show last year.) She and her husband, Roger (a Robins AFB employee) and three-year old son, Mitchell, came to Perry in 1992 from California. She is a member of First Baptist Church. Mitchell says “I like the pink pig and turtle best!” Bring your kiddies to see Margeen and her puppets. She has a genuine love for children - and it shows! Painful Joints Bursitis Dizziness Hip Pain Arm/Leg Pain Muscle Spasms Numbness Arm/Leg Pain Between Shoulder W 1 r wßfm Mm. If ill till Puppet Show At The Library Margoon Woody, shown with her son, Mltchsll, will present a puppet show at Perry Library March 1-2. Perry Northrop Plant Grows By 40 Employees By VETO F. ROLEY Staff Writer Northrop Corporation will be moving its floor beam operations from Anaheim, Calif., to Perry, said company officials Monday. Northrop makes parts for Boeing airplanes, including many compo nents of an airplane's fuselage. The floor beams separate the cargo compartment from the passenger compartment in an airliner. Northrop spokesman Mike Graywitt said Monday that the move would add 40 employees to the Perry facility. He said the new positions would be offered first to the affected workers in California. Graywitt said that any positions that remained open would then be offered to laid-off employees at the Perry plant. Northrop recently completed laying off 58 employees at the Perry plant. "It's quiet a sweet deal," said Tim Martin, executive director of the Houston County Development Authority. "Not only is the product a good mix with what they produce there, but it brings additional em ployment "Northrop is very valuable to the local economy," continued Martin. "Anything that happens to Northrop that improves their viabil ity and profitability is good for the county." Graywitt said that he did not know how much the payroll of the Perry plant would increase because of the transfer of the floor beam op erations to Perry. The Perry plant was originally constructed to build the Tri-Service Standoff Attack Missile (TSSAM). Graywitt indicated that Northrop was still planning on constructing the missile in Perry. "(TSSAM) continues to receive support from both the military and Congressional leadership," said Graywitt. He added that the missile The Steak House Restaurant [ FRIDAY NIGHT J 5:30 -10:00 p.m. Seafood Buffet Q&0& Catfish"* *Crab Legs SIA 95 And More! + Tax [ SUNDAY BUFFET j 11 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. ' F°»r Meats 4* f QC • Four Vegetables * Salads • Breads A ■ „ •Dessert * Tea *** +Tax PROGRESS AVENUE • UAWKINSVILLE, GA • (012)892-3383 Wednesday, February 23,1994 Houston Times Journal - was funded in for both fiscal year 1994 and fiscal year 1995. 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