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Wednesday, March 30,1994 “Houston Tlmas-Journal
Death notices
Frances Louise Dupree
EATONTON-Frances Louise Dupree, 67, of Eaton ton, died Thursday,
March 24, 1994 in Florida. She is the daughter of the late Jobe. D. and
Bessie Goodman and was a retired material manager from Robins Air Force
Base. Frances was a lifetime member of Ladies Aux. Post 6686.
Survivors: husband, AJ. Dupree Jr. of Eatonton; daughters, Carol
Gidney of Perry and Lonieze Williams of Elko; step-daughter, Sandra Gail
Long of Cordele; step-sons, Tim Dupree of Byron and Joseph Dupree of
Americus; brother, Gus Goodman of Chiefland, Fla.; 16 grandchildren;
and 5 great-grandchildren.
Services: Were held Monday, March 28,1994 in the Vining Funeral
Home Chapel at 11 a.m. Burial took place in the Woodlawn Cemetery in
Perry at 3 p.m. The Rev. Robert Cash officiated at Vining Service and the
Rev. JJ. Morrow officiated at the Perry graveside.
Deloria Powell Elizalde
Deloria Powell Elizalde, 54, of 503 Stanley St., died Sunday, March
27, 1994 in a local hospital. Bom in Mcßae, she was the daughter of
O.C. and Frankie Inez Hutchinson Powell. She was a member of the
Freewill Baptist Church and has resided here in Perry for 20 years.
Survivors: husband, Ramon "Ray" Elizalde of Perry; children, Janice
Lynn McLean and Denise Dye, both of San Antonio, Tx., Bret Allen
McLean of Mannassas, Va., Bart Ralph Dye, Grace Gonzalez, Mr. and
Mrs. Oliver C. Powell (parents), all of Perry; step-children, Carman Julie
Elizalde and Ramon Louis Elizalde, both of Caruther, Ca. and Brenda
Campbell of Houston, Tx.; sisters and brother, Bernice Steimer of
Buffalo, N.Y., Elaine Irby and James Powell, both of Remington, Va.,
Robert Powell of Macon; and 12 grandchildren.
Services: Will be held Thursday, March 31, 1994 in the Freewill
Baptist Church at 11 a.m. The Rev. Charles McNeese and Gerald Brown
will officiate. Burial will take place in the Dodges Cemetery located in
Telfair County at 5 p.m. Thursday, March 31. Visitation will be in the
Watson-Hunt Funeral Home Wednesday, March 30,1994 from 7 p.m. to
8:30 p.m.
New Device To Be Used
At Perry-Fort Valley Airport
By VETO F. ROLEY
Staff Writer
Business travelers to Perry will
soon find the approach to the Perry-
Fort Valley Airport easier to find.
The Federal Aeronautics Admin
istration (F.AA) flew the new lo
calizer last week, approving the
signal. The localizer will be acti
vated once the localizer approach is
published by the F.A.A.
The localizer, which cost the
airport $285,000, shots a beam
down the center of the runway, said
Len Register, of Register Aviation,
which manages the airport Using
an instrument which picks up the
beam, pilots are able to tell how far
to the right or left they are from the
airport The localizer approach pub
lished by the F.A.A. tells the pilot
the altitude he needs to fly to come
into the airport
Perry-Fort Valley Airport Au
thority member Leon Huffman said
the localizer would allow flyers to
McClurg Completes Helicopter
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has graduated from a helicopter
reparier course at Fort Eustis in
Newport News, Va.
During the course, students
learned to perform direct and general
support maintenance on helicopters.
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land 99.9 percent of the time.
Register added that the localizer
gave the airport close to full in
strument landings. "It brings us up
to the standards people expect for
business travel."
Huffman said that unlike hobby
flyers who could look out the win
dow to see if the weather allowed
flying, business travelers scheduled
their trips weeks in advance. He
added that many business aircraft
cost $1,500 or more an hour to fly,
making the 30 minute air trip from
Perry to Macon very expensive. "It
may cost them an extra $1,000," he
said to have to fly from Perry to
Macon because of bad weather.
"Businesses use the airport a
lot," said Register.
Register said the Perry approach
should be published in the next two
weeks to two months. He said the
F.A.A. published the book of air
port approaches, called by pilots
"Approach Plates," every 53 days.
safety practices, usage of ground
support equipment and special and
precision tools.
McClurg is the son of Michael
R. McClurg and Dianne Shepherd
of Perry and is a 1993 graduate of
Perry High School.
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Turner Wins Trip
Westfield Schools student Sussnns Turner, right, won the
Weehlngton Youth Tour competition sponsored snnuslly by
Flint EUC for the schools In Its service srss. Leslie Dsvls,
left, won first sltsrnsts. These Westfield Schools students
competed sgslnst seversl of their clsssmstes for the slbex
pense-psld trip to Weehlngton D.C. June 16-23. Turner will
be Joining nesrly 1,000 students from serose the country,
visiting the nstlon's capitol to learn more about government,
cooperatives end rursl electrification.
Using Concern
And Compassion
BY PAULINE LEWIS
Staff Writer
At the March 16 meeting of the
Houston County Hospital, Judge
Frances Annis conducted a swear
ing-in ceremony for two members,
L.M. “Pete” Rucker and Burney
Adams.
Adams was sworn in for his first
full four-year term. He had filled an
unexpired term just prior to this
appointment. Rucker was reap
pointed for another four-year term.
A working Philosophy Statement
for Perry Hospital was noted. It was
prepared by a committee of em
ployees of the hospital and is called
“The 3 C’s of Our Philosophy”
“Concern: For patient focused,
quality, cost effective care - For
community needs - For maintaining
customer privacy and confidential
ity.
Compassion: For human dignity -
For the rights of our patients and
their families and friends - For the
total needs of each individual
(physical, emotional, spiritual)
Commitment: To heaitn education
and wellness - To continuing im
provement of our training and tech
nology - To recognize and respect
all individuals as valuable, con
tributing members of the health
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care team.
Jim Peak, Hospital Administrator,
gave the authority a tour of the new
lobby, Surgery, three labor rooms
and the delivery room.
At the meeting on March 23, the
authority was told that a general
contractor for construction man
agement for the Labor, Delivery,
Recovery and Post Partum project
is being hired. That contractor is
Hinson Building Corporation out of
Macon. Hinson is the contract
manager that will be working with
an architect in design and detail
work of the project. All sub-con
tracts will still be competitively
bid.
The authority also approved Perry
Hospital’s re-organization of the re
porting responsibilities within the
hospital.
Perry Hospital has approximately
25 departments; some one-man
types, some two departments han
dled by one person, and some large.
For instance, there are 50 RNs,
full-time, part-time and PRNs; 14
LPNs and 52 nursing assistants, for
a total of 126 in that department.
Over 200 employees, full and part
time and PRNs are employed, con
tributing to the physical and eco
nomic health of our community.
Easter Drama Presented
By Crossroads UMC
Drama Takes You To Upper Room The
Night Before Jesus 1 Death On Cross
The men of Crossroads United
Methodist Church will present the
Easter drama "The Twelve
Soliloquize" written by the Rev.
Louis J. Kovar at 7:30 p.m.,
Thursday, March 31 in the
sanctuary at 1600 Main St. Perry.
The scene you will witness took
place in an Upper Room in
Jerusalem the night before Christ
was crucified. Jesus and the Twelve
Apostles were eating their Last
Supper together before Jesus' death.
The men who take part in the
drama are: Phillip Thomason,
Ralph Swem, Mike Kinnas, Larry
Services To Be Held At Andrew UM Church
Maundy Thursday Services will
be held at the Andrew United
Methodist Church at 7 p.m. on
March 31, Hwy. 127 in Kathleen.
To understand the full meaning
of the Holy Week, the suffering of
Jesus for the acceptance of the sins
Celebration Day Holds Many Surprises
Plan to attend Methodist Home
Celebration Day April 9 at the
methodist Home campus in Macon.
Activities begin at 9 a.m. with a
children's carnival, arts and crafts,
bake sale and silent auction, conces
sion stand, cotton candy, live enter
tainment and open house at the new
Peyton Anderson Treatment Center.
Lunch will be served for $5
between noon and 2 p./m. during
which time there will be a live
auction.
On Friday, April 1. an Easter
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Diane Scruggs is director of the
play. Special music will be
provided by Char Carr.
Following the drama, the service
of Holy Communion will be
celebrated.
The church family at Crossroads
extends its hospitality to the
community and welcomes all who
will come.
of the world, we encourage your
participation in this very special
service.
Members, visitors and friends are
invited. For further information
concerning Andrew, please call 987-
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