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Hornets, from 7A Westfield s starters continued to flow. After Athens Christian broke the Hornets' six-game winning streak in the Region 2-AAA championship last week, Westfield was determined to play well in the opener. "It’s not like we [played well] for a while,’’ Massey said. "I thought we did it, pretty much, for 32 minutes tonight. We talked at halftime about finishing up the job we did in the first half, and I thought we did a pretty good job of that," Westfield's balanced scoring Turkey, from sa lean winters. "The effort to recover wild turkey populations has been one of the great conservation success stories of this century," Keck said. "By working with cooperative partners like Georgia-Pacific, we will help ensure that wildlife resources can continue to thrive." Growing trees to meet needs for housing, containers, paper and thousands of other forest products continues to be Georgia-Pacific's economic reason for owning and managing its forests. "But as we have demonstrated with our model program to protect the endangered red-cockaded woodpecker, we are determined to continue combining wildlife-sensitive practices with our overall forest management strategies," said Jarck. Shipley, from 4A mittee, never even seeing the light of congressional day. This in itself indicates the level of danger facing all alternative schools. The Home School Legal Defense Assoc. (HSLDA) estimates there to be 600-800,000 home schooled children and teens in America. Added to these figures are those young people attending private, Christian or church schools, and HR6/Amendment 2124 will affect nearly 20% of all school-aged children. It is interesting that when I called Congressman Miller's office Monday of this week, before the vote scheduled for Thursday, I got a recording for home schoolers and was unable to contact anyone in his office. So I contacted Senator Nunn's office and an aide said that I could not get a copy of the Bill or Amendment, as it was being revised because of the controversy and that the Bill never intended to include private schools or home schoolers. It will be interesting to see the ramifications if this Bill passes. Make no mistake, there is an agenda and it is much more than improving the quality of education. It is the complete control of the education of cur children and thus molding a whole generation. fixed rate 1 - HM 4 /00/ FIXED HATE 1 ' ** /U 30 YEARS JH phkqualification There’s never been a better time to refinance your existing mortgage or purchase a home with a Commerce Equity Fixed Rate mortgage loan. Ask us about our tailored affordable housing program with flexible guidelines. We’re offering low fixed interest rates which could create a substantial savings to you by acting now. These rates won’t last forever, so call one of our experienced loan officers today. Free consultation. Equal Housing Londor •Rates and Terms subject to change. 30 Yr APR 7.4%, 15 Yr APR 7% ~7k•*“***<** ” - The Perry High Cheerleaders . K-Mart and EmPIOYCES • Cheerleader’s Moms and Dads • Naomi and the Segas • Greater Word Deliverance Choir • St. Johns Connection Choir • Rotary Club • GTE • PPG attack was led by Jake Walls, who like Talton, scored 13 points. Brain Nash pumped in 12, while the bench was paced by eight points from both Phillip Rigdon and John Shipley. Josh Reams led Brookwood with a team-high 11 points. Phillip Parker also had nine. Westfield's second round opponent should be a considerably more difficult task. Stratford struts into Saturday's game with a convincing 97-70 thumping of Edmund Burke in the first round. The Eagles are on a roll and have Headquartered at Atlanta, Georgia-Pacific is one of the world's largest forest products companies, with 50,000 employees and operations in 49 states. The National Wild Turkey Federation, founded in 1973, is among the nation's leading conservation organizations, with more than 500 chapters and members in all 50 states. Ochlahatchee Registration Softball and baseball registration will be held today from 9 a.m.—2 p.m. in the Ochlahatchee clubhouse. Registration is open to boys 5 -15 and \\ girls 6 -15. For more information, call David Knowles at 987-2820. Coming Thursday , March 3rd 1 i ir Swkv , Perry ALL YOU CAN EATCATFLSH buffet Includes Catfish • Flounder Onion Rings Cheese Grits Hush Puppies Green Beans & Assorted Vegetables Pickles • Cole Slaw Soup & Salad Bar 987-3313 l (ia£) COMMERCE EQUITY MORTGAGE CORPORATION “Service It Our First Priority” 933 Carroll Street • Perry, GA (912) 987-5369 "Georgia Residential Mortgage Licensee* to be considered one of the state's largest threats. As always, Joey Cranford is the key, as exemplified by his 30-point effort in Thursday's opener. With the blowout win behind them, Massey is concerned that the Hornets may not benefit from the gigantic win like they would from a close game. "I'm concerned that we're not going to be ready for Saturday's game," Massey said. "Saturday will be different. We will be challenged. There's going to be a big change going from this game to the next opponent." Clean, fromßA volunteers worked a total of 4,700 hours to collect trash during the week of July 17-24, 1993. At the request of volunteers, the Third Annual Georgia River Clean Up was moved to spring. The event coincides with National River Clean Up Week and the Help the Hooch Program in Metropolitan Atlanta. Every Thursday, Friday & Saturday Night 5:30 till 10 pm All This For Only $Q75— $8.25 Seniors $4.50 Kids 12 & Under * • Coach John Stephens • Mr. and Mrs. Stan Gann • Hallmark Card Shop • Kroger • Piggly Wiggly • B.C. Moore • Mary Pollette • Kiwanis Club Member Mortgage Bankers Association of Georgiy Exchange, from 2A product in the area and knowing your serial number is crucial,” Dees said. •Be alert and don’t be afraid to call 911 when curious or suspi cious. “If you see someone you don’t think belongs in your neighborhood or if someone knocks on your door, pay attention to the way the person looks and the car he or she is driv ing. It may very well be useful later,” Dees continued. “And, above all, don’t hesitate to call 911. It doesn’t cost you anything and it’s never silly. We’ve been in neighborhoods just because dogs were barking at night. We don’t take these calls lightly.” •In addition to common deterrents such as deadbolts and cut off broomsticks in the tracks of sliding glass doors, make sure to utilize other more creative ways in protecting your home. “Don’t hide your valuables in obvious places such as under mat tresses and in the breast pockets of Alfa offers good drivers gre a tpp^ | | rates! J Want it Larry Harvey reflected in lower car insurance rates, call your Alfa agent. At Alfa, drivers with good safety records can earn significant discounts on top of an already low rate. When it’s time to renew your car policy, call Alfa. You could find that safe driving helps to save your ./ budget as well a s your life. HR Rlini 1 iOS - B Washington St. ■llwig-IOCM Perry, Ga 31069 988-2532 EdlCare A SERVICE OF PERRY HOSPITAL March Classes American Diabetes Alert Screening Diabetes is the fourth leading cause of death by disease in the U.S. Approximately half of the 334,000 people with diabetes in Georgia are unaware they have this disease. In an effort to educate and test blood sugar levels a diabetes screening will be provided for the entire community at no charge. Date: Tuesday, March 22 Time: 10 a.m. until 2 p.m. Location: Kroger Cost: FREE Youth Diabetic Support Group Come and leant what being a diabetic is all about. The speaker this month will talk about "School Food & The Diabetic." This group meets the fourth Monday of each month. Date: Monday, March 28 Time: 7:00 p.m. Location: Ag Building (733 Carroll St.) Speaker Marie Burroughs, Houston County Food Service Director Cost: FREE American Heart Association CPR- Course C i Learn how to recognize a heart attack and how to perform CPR and the choking maneuver. Class size is limited. Pre-registration required. Date: Thursday, March 10 Time: 6:00 p.m. Location: 733 Carroll St. (Ag Building) Cost: sls Medical Explorers For boys and girls ages 14-21 to gain a greater understanding of vocations in the medical field. A different speaker will be featured each month and will include a tour of the department featured. Medical Explorers is a program developed by the Boy Scouts of America. Date: Monday, March 21 , Time: 7:00 p.m. Location: Hospital Private Dining Room Topic: TBA To register call IVrr\ Hospital- ;il W-3600 or lirlh.lnru s.il < >SS-S2 < M. Pre-pm ment is uecessarv In unaraolee i-i's(T\alion. Due in limited elass si/cs. payment is non-retundable. • . : Saturday, February 26,1994 Houston Times Journal- your husband’s jackets. That’s the first place a burglar will go. Use a little imagination and you can beat them at their own game,” Dees said. “Just always remember that WE'VE HAD A GREAT RESPONSE r ON OUR 1/2 PRICE SPECIALS. OUR CUSTOMERS LOVE US AND WE LOVE OUR CUSTOMERS. WE NOW OFFER YOU SOMETHING A LITTLE DIFFERENT. Mon, Tues & Wed. sl4 Full Set, including tips and $lO for a fill. Thurs, Fri, Sat $lB Full Set, including tips and sls for a fill. Come on in & give us a try, you'll be pleasantly surprised! Perry Marketplace • 987-3983 Mon - Fri 9-7 WESTFIELD SCHOOLS Registration for the 1994-95 school year begins March 1, 1994. Information available in the school office. notice of non-discriminatory policy as to students lh« "t dfirW Schools, Inc. admits students of any race, color, national and ethnic origin to all the rights, privileges, programs and activities generally accorded or made ffuiilnhlc to students at the school, ft does not discriminate on the basis of racr, color, national and ethnic origin in administering of its educational policies, adi»ii«si«»n policies, scholarship and loan programs, and athletic and other school adnmmfrrcd programs. Positive Pregnancy Series of four classes presented every Monday. Class discusses diet, body changes, labor and delivery and care of the newborn. Research shows the more educated the expectant mother, the less complications that occur. Every Monday Time: 9:30 am. -11:30 a.m. Instructor: Kay Hartley, RN Location: Hospital Private Dining Rm. Cost: Free Waist Makers This eight week course is taught by a registered nurse and will provide up-to-date information to help you lose weight and keep it off. Waist Makers food plan is excellent for people with diabetes and heart disease. All participants will receive an individual food plan and book to assist in weight loss. Registra tion is March 3 at 5:30 p.m. Date: Thursdays, March 10-April 28 Time: 4:30 p.m. until 5:15 p.m. (follow -up class) 5:30 p.m. until 6:30 p.m. (beginning class) Location: Hospital Private Dining Rm Cost: $75 S6O Passport Members S4O Hospital Employees ETC... •Doctors recommend that women, 50 and older, should get a breast exam and mammogram every year. Now, eligible women can have a mammogram through the BreasTEST program at no charge. BreasTEST is a program offered by Perry Hospital and the Perry Health Department to promote wellness in indigent women at risk by providing early diagnosis and prevention of breast cancer. Call the local health department to set up an appointment. •An Alzheimer's support group is forming. Any person interested in participating in this group should call Beth Jones at 988-8291. these guys are usually not the bur glars you see on television that spend days or weeks staking out your neighborhood; these guys are, opportunists looking for easy uu_- gets. NON-DENOMINATIONAL CHRISTIAN SCHOOL „ GRADES K 4-12 ACCREDITED BY THE GEORGIA ACCREDITING COMMISSION. A COLLEGE PREPARATORY CURRICULUM. TRANSPORTATION AVAILABLE For information or tour of campus please call or write Dr. Michael Drake Westfield Schools P.O. Box 1241 • Perry, GA 31069 912 987-0547 page 9A