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- Saturday, Match,l2l994 "Houston Times-Journal Page 8A Knights, from 6A the top of the fourth. He went two innings, giving up three runs, one earned, on four hits. He struck out one Knight hitter. Shelton came in for the Hornets in the top of the sixth and pitched into the seventh. He gave up five runs, three earned, on three hits and a walk. He struck out (me batter. Walls replaced Shelton with no outs in the seventh and finished the game. He gave up no runs and one hit. * "We haven't had a chance to do a lot of throwing," said Brown, who explained that he used four pitchers to avoid the possibility of one of his pitchers getting his arm hurt early in the season because he was Overton, from 6A reporters and photographers. Me, I’ve never even seen a dead deer. So we wait around for an hour or so and finally a couple of guys bag a deer. The deer is dripping blood all over the back of this Suburban as they drag him out In order to determine the age of the buck, they had to pull out the deer's teeth. Gruesome experience. December, 1993 What a great month. Basketball began. I got a chance to return home for nearly a week. I saw snow in Georgia. Wow! The strangest thing I had to cover was Tim Simmons resigning after two games as the Perry girls coach. I didn't even find out about it until the day after it happened. The other highlight was Perry beating Washington County in the championship of the Houston County Invitational. Great game, especially considering how awful Perry had played in the two opening games of the tournament. January, 1993 Basketball got real old in a hurry. Perry kept blowing people Ladies Benson Golf Bags Reg. $99 96 Outlet Price $79" UsUflllMV Ultra Tour Balata Balls *27" • Maxfli Tour Balata Balls *27" \ A Hogan Shirts - *l3°° All Coyote Golf Bags *I(T off \ \ Etonic Black Wing Tips - *2B" ( J Etonic Lites (Saddlee & all White) *39" ( UUI LC / Regripping & Reshafiing on Premises Tour Shag Bags *27" • Pull Carts *47" 1448 Sam Nunn Blvd. Hours: Mon - Sat 9-6 Sunday 1-6 Perry • 987-2776 Denny Dicks - Manager • Jon Cason - Asst. Manager Bank South announces Savings Certificate or an the 3-Year Escalating IRA account that guar- Rate Savings Certificate, antees a higher rate for An insured investment each of the next with top-of-the-market three years, returns. Regardless of / And you don't what happens in even have to sacrifice the economy. If liquidity to get this you invest a /wmna exceptional yield. You minimum ***/ can withdraw all or of SIOOO, yim i part of your money you can choose either a one time without This oHsr is not good m conjunction with any other time deposit otter and may be withdrawn without notice The above quoted rates are available lor a bmded tme only and are subject to change The given Annual Percentage Yields (APYs) are accurate as of January 1, 1994 Interest on this certificate will compound daily A substantial penalty will be inposed for any withdrawals other than the one permitted Fees could reduce earnings on the account not ready to throw seven innings. The Hornets will next play in the Tattnall Square tournament in Macon today. At 10 a.m., Westfield will take on Mt. De Sales. At 3 p.m., the Hornets will take on the John Milledge nine. Waldrip, from6A enced team to regional challengers. "We're trying to teach them about the game of baseball, the correct things to do at the right time." Jones said his team is learning, such as learning how to "put the oul And Westfield just couldn't get off the ground. I needed a prescription for basketball withdrawal. 1 guess I got it, because both Westfield teams started playing better. So did Perry's two clubs. The highlight: having January 10 off. I needed that one. For once, I was able to go home at 5 p.m. on a Tuesday night instead of turning in at 2 or 3 a.m. That may have given me energy for the stretch run. February, 1993 Ooh, bad month. Number one, I found out the paper was being bought for the second time in a month. The next day, I was involved in a car accident which took out mv front left headlight. Like an idiot, I thought I could be all over the state at once. I started off in Macon at 9 a.m. in the morning, covering the GISA C-team basketball tournament. After a couple hours, I took off for Columbus and the Area wrestling tournament. During the intermission, I went out onto the fij Jhn.. ■ Year 2 - 4.60% APY Year 3 - 5.13% APY Not Only Can Money Buy Happiness. Each Year It Can Buy A Little More. Year 1 - 4.08% APY bat on the ball" to move runners into scoring position and home. "We are starting to do many of the small things that make you a championship ball team," he said. Waldrip paced the Panther offen sive attack with a homer and four RBl's in three trips to the plate. Yawn had two hits and three RBl's in four chances. All eight of Perry’s starters ei ther scored or knocked in a run against the Indians. Waldrip recorded the complete game victory to run his record to 3- 1. He allowed one run, earned, on four hits and two walks. He struck out 11 Indian batters. Peacock took the loss for Dodge County. In his one inning of work, he gave up 10 runs, seven earned. highway to get some gas and as I was getting off the exit ramp BOOM. Hey, I was still planning on going to Jesup to see Wayne County and Perry that night Forget it! If there was any positive, it was going to see John Rowland win the state Class AAA wrestling championship in Gainesville. If you're a wrestling novice, that's a great place to really get into the sport. March, 1993 Of course, I'd love to be saying that I'll be covering Perry tonight in the state championship. It's too bad because Perry's team was as good a collection of high school talent as I've ever seen. That brings us to now and good bye. There are many, many people who I would like to thank for their kindness, too many to mention. But you know who you are. Thanks again, Perry. This was my first experience in the "real world." It's an experience I'm sure not to forget anytime soon. penalty after two years. Stop by any convenient Bank South office or call 1-800-299-BANK 7 days a week until 10 p.m. to open your account. Even if money can't exactly buy happi ness, it can definitely rent you three years peace of mind. <!i Bank South 01994 Btfik South Corporation Member FDKL 1994 Waatflald Awards Banquet B-team Most Valuable Player Girls Stephanie Barr Boys Travis Baird Vespidaettes of the Year Kelli Harold Jana Herbert Cheerleader of the Year Mary Margaret Brannen Girls Basketball Most Improved Julee Fryer Hustle Award Windy Biggers Best Defensive Player Jeanna Bishop Best Offensive Player Ri jsiness Review Amerson’s Body Shop “Call Toil Free” The place to have your car body repaired or painted is Amerson’s Body Shop, located in Perry at 111 Hicks Drive, phone 1-800-400-0380. They specialize in all phases of auto body ana fender work as well as auto painting. Amerson’s personnel fully understand auto body and fender repair work. Whether it is a small or a large job, you will receive the same courteous treatment and professional workmanship. They feature complete auto body repair work on all foreign and domestic cars. Most insurance policies permit you to choose the repair shop you prefer. Select this reputable firm to do your work. Amerson’s body work as well as auto painting is among the best done in this area because they have the “know how” that puts their work in a class by itself. When you need body work or a paint job on your car, bring it to the place that has satisfied so many other people throughout the area! Remember Amerson’s Body Shop and be assured of a first-class job. More Than Mail More Than Mail, located in Perry at 1201 Main Street, phone 987-2693, is your one-stop parcel and postal center. They offer a convenient alternative to long waiting lines and sometimes limited hours of operation at the post office. Items may be shipped via UPS, Federal Express or U.S. mail. More Than Mail carries a complete line of packaging supplies including all sizes of corrugated boxes, tape, labels, safety packaging and other items. They can also provide gift wrapping for your parcels. In addition, More Than Mail offers facsimile transmission service enabling you or your business to transmit important information almost anywhere in the world in a matter of seconds. Photocopy services are also available. In today’s busy world, time and quick service have become very important to all of us. The courteous staff at More Than Mail recognizes the value of your time and is determined to offer you fast, professional mailing services whether you re mailing one package or a whole truckload. Stop in soon and see why they are rapidly becoming this area’s mail connection. Amos And Cawthon Certified Public Accountants Public accounting, as well as many other aspects of our present society, has changed dramatically in the last decade. A good accountant must now be many things to his or her clientele—a management advisor, a business consultant and a tax planner—in addition to providing the traditional audit, accounting and tax services. Mr. Bill Amos and Mr. Ches Cawthon have combined experience of over 28 years, and they believe in providing each and every one of these services in order to fulfill the everchanging needs of the businesses and private individuals. These professionals provide just the right combination of consulting services and accounting skills. Their office is located in Perry at 1205 Ball Street, phone 987-6538. Amos And Cawthon have always been dedicated to personal attention and quality standards of service. Using modern computer technology and the latest accounting techniques and tax services which their continuing education policy assures, they fill an ever-widening range of client needs. Whether you own a large or small business or simply need some personal tax planning, Amos And Cawthon are the Certified Public Accountants to see. They will put their years of experience and training to work for you. Flint Electric Membership Corporation It is a well-known fact that there is no one institution in this community that has done more toward the development and progress of this area than has Flint Electric Membership Corporation. Now one of the nation s largest EMCs, with nearly 200 employees, Flint has a SIOO million facility with over 4400 miles of distribution line serving nearly 50,000 consumers across 15 counties. Flint Electric Membership Corporation is owned and controlled by the members who use its services. Through democratic processes, the members meet each year to select their own choices for the Board of Directors. Because they are consumers themselves, board members work hard to keep rates as low as possible. There are no stockholders and no profit motives. As a result, cooperatives can concentrate on providing the highest level of service at the lowest possible cost. Power is provided at cost, with any excess revenues refunded to consumers through annual capital credit checks. System operators are on duty in the Flint Service Center every hour of the year. This, coupled with quick service from expert line crews, means outages are kept to an absolute minimum. For information, call 987-2508, or stop by the Perry office at 801 Commerce. Glover Funeral Directors We plan ahead for our children’s future, our retirement, even our monthly bills. However, very few of us plan for funeral arrangements, even though this may be one of the most painful ordeals our loved ones will struggle through alone. Glover Funeral Directors can help you plan a final tribute, whether needed in the immediate or distant future. They understand family difficulties during the time of mourning; therefore, they see to every detail, handling your family’s needs with personal care and consideration. The directors of Glover Funeral Directors will carry out services, memorials, burials, shippings, cremations and other arrangements with dignity and genuine concern. Located in Perry at 10006 Creekwood Drive, their facilities can accommodate any size or type of service designed to your religious faith and specific wishes. By making pre-arrangements for your funeral needs, you will save money and spare surviving family members additional pain. Call Glover Funeral Directors at 987-4406 to schedule a free and confidential consultation. Planning for family services could be one of the most thoughtful gestures you could bestow to your loved ones, benefiting their emotional and financial well-being. The professionalism of Glover Funeral Directors explains why they are so well respected by area residents. Quincy Jordan, MD Family Practice When illness occurs, you need an understanding and competent doctor who is readily available, can diagnose your problems and prescribe proper treatment. Dr. Quincy Jordan is dedicated to providing comprehensive family health care for all ages. Dr. Quincy Jordan has been fully trained in all aspects of family medicine. Through his knowledge, experience and the use of specialized testing including x-rays and other diagnostic procedures, he is able to determine the nature of your problem and prescribe appropriate medication or treatment. With your overall well-being in mind, Dr. Quincy Jordan will refer you to a specialist, if necessary. He treats colds, infections, high blood pressure, fractures, viruses including influenza, and many other health problems. Annual physicals and routine medical check-ups are also performed. He also provides obstetrical care for women, and for those with sports injuries, Dr. Quincy Jordan specializes in sports medicine, too. Convenient hours are available by appointment, and most health insurance plans are welcomed by the office. Most of us have fond memories of the caring treatment we received from our family doctor. Dr. Quincy Jordan strives to maintain that combination of old-fashioned skill and care with up-to-date knowledge and technology. For an appointment or more information, contact the office located in Perry at 1057 Momingside Drive, phone 987-1778. Domino’s Pizza Mark Highbaugh, Owner When you want a hot, delicious pizza delivered quickly, there’s only one name to remember. Domino’s Pizza, located in Perry at 1113 Washington Street, phone 987-4877, offers free delivery and product satisfaction or your money back. If you prefer, you can pick-up your pizza in 10 minutes from the time you place your order. Through the use of their guarded recipes including fresh, top-quality ingredients and all-natural dairy cheese, Domino’s Pizza offers local residents a highly nutritional pizza available in a variety of taste tempting combinations. They now offer crunchy thin pizza, submarine sandwiches, twisty bread sticks and garden fresh salads. They now feature “The Dominator,” which will be available in March—it’s 30 inches of pizza available for carry-out only. They have become the largest pizza delivery company in the world, but it isn’t just the convenience of their delivery service that makes Domino’s Pizza so popular! Their quality pizza and their efficient, courteous personnel have also contributed to their success. They make pizza the way it should be made, and their pizzas are enjoyed by people of all ages. Whether you’re planning a quick weeknight dinner or want something easy to serve for a large group, remember, “Nobody knows like Domino’s how you like pizza at home! ” Keep their number by your phone so that the next time you’re in the mood for a hot, fresh pizza you’ll remember to call Domino’s Pizza at 987-4877! * Laurie Thompson Coach's Award Mary Katherine Walker Most Valuable Player I Jennifer Smith Boys Basketball Most Improved Brian Nash Hustle Award Phillip Rigdon Best Defensive Player Jeff Dortch Best Offensive Player Jake Walls Coach's Award Matt Shepley Most Valuable Player Lon Talton Step Aerobics Sponsored by the Perry Recreation Department Tuesdays & Thursdays 6:30 - 8 p.m. Saturdays 9-10:30 a.m. Perry High School Cafeteria Deborah Hamlin ACE Certified Instructor 10 Weeks-S3O (This is an on-going program) READER ADS IN THIS SECTION PREPARED BY CONTRACT ADVERTISING, INC. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED ©1994