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Saturday, May 7, 1994 'Houston Tunes-Journal page 2A j 1 Death notices Willie Frank Harris Jr. PORT PIERCE, Fla.-Willie Frank ’Boss Bo®’ Rams Jr_ 39. fonacrty of Poxy. (feed Saurday. April 30.199* i* Fan Pteroc. Bara a Pary, be attended Basa* Corny pubic schools. He was Be son af ifee 1 m Vdbe F tmk and Bear km Harris. Sarrivarv cfeddrea. Dezasra Hi Man Harris. Trellis Harm, Esserirea Ho* and Tania Haas. afl of Waraer Robo» atari Gene Joses of Besson: asm aad broshera. Jessie Mack of Madison. S.C_ Ffoahe* Harris, Sank Aa* Hams. Barton Jean Harris md W3be Lee Harm aB of Waraer Roc ijh. McfeeOe Hams of Boeast aad Rack Jaboras. Marks Harris aad Larry Capriand all of Perry. sKpgrmdraoifeer. Arens Hams of Peny. aad a gnodefafri Seri ices: Will be heid May ?, 199* m the Bofcfcy E Glower Morsssry ■ Perry ® 3 pm. Banal wfll sake place m the Mctsx Olive Cssbobt; afso is Perry. The Rev. Harold Rass wifi cefksxe. Leemon A. Humphrey MAGON-Lecaaon A. ’Baddy’ Haspcrey. ~1, of Mac*, died Thursday. May 5, 199*. Bora is Dodge Coanty. be bad bved m Stacoc die psa ** years. He mas a reared meat aas far tbs Melbexrv Pn>Tsac Co. He mas a ssember of Wheeler Height* Bapes Oarer, arc Liberty Hill Lodge So. 308. F&AM Leemoa mas a U.S. Army veteran. San h orx: wife. Thelma R. Humphrey of Macoc; children. Joei C. Hi—phrey of Waycross a&d Boame Wagner of Sua Momim tmo ssera, Banstfl Thigpes of Macs* aad Hhtal Whae of Perry: sod tmo ganddfekfesa Services: WH be held Saurduy. Maty “. 199** is die Middle Gesrca Memory Gardens wafe Masocc sen ices canducacri fey Lie Crora. Gaarpu Maoaic Memorial Asscconon. The Rns. Mifeoa D. .Adams arc Eddy Wilcox mill officiate. Cress Lama Funeral Hocoe has charge of anaagameas. Epsie Murphy Lamar Epsae Morphy Lamar. 77, of SCO Stanley Sl_ (feed Tuesday. May 3. 199* is a kxal hospital A iifdoog resident of Houses County. she mas. the daughter of die late Da>id J. arc Mary Edna Sanders Mtaper.. She --as a homemaker aad was a Mffenftg Epoe -as preceded is dear: by her hashaad. Lewis Lamar. San hors: sister. Carotya M. Cains of A erases, fom gnokAiidres: aad nine great-gwafcialdraß. Services: Were held Friday. May 6, 199** in the Lamar-Clieu Cemetery. The Rev. Jim Shipley officiated. Wacsoa-Hmt FanerL Home * Perry had charge of arrangements. James Franklin (Jim) Priddy Sr. TUPELO. Miss.-Janies Franklin Jim Pnddy Sr.. 59. died. Bora a Lee County . Miss, he mas die sac of the lace John K. and MynJe Jane AOen Pnddy. He retired after 22 yean midi the LLS. Marine Corps, after aanpieoag several jobs of doty overseas Jut. *as a member of Verona Fins United Methodist Church and was a graduate of Maorevifle High School in Lee Cotsay. Survivors: wife. Diasm Priddy of Tjapefcs: see.. Janes F. Pnddy. Jr. of Perry: brothers. Derrel "Btsssr Priddy of Tupelo: ssters Padne Nonoc of McMkHivLic. Tern, Florence Mara aad Mary Jo PaaneL bods of Tape Jo. EJaine West of Verona and Martha Jane Sanders of Sooth Ham, Miss. Seniees: Were held Wednesday. May *. 199* sb die Jefferson Street Chapel of 9. E. Pegaes. The Rr> Ckms Bens cffiriTri Buna! took place m the Andrews Chapel Cemetery. W. E Pfcgues Funeral Home had char® of anaageeaeats. Sugar lovers take note of stevia herb I cast *'22i ic id! yoe this. We base this woaidcxfui herb called sevsa that is 200300 omes raesier than sagar. It is aimoa eakne-frec arc as grsa. for children because it ikes no: promo®? ore. decay. I'm sure you rs all awe of tbs arribk »a> sicar triggers z nse a blood ssgar Sagsr gives yoc 2 snodc. bora of saergv, folkywed by fadgne ire 2 reed for another ’'fix’'. This is had especially for diabetes arid people with hypoglycemia because of arc strain it puts oc their paaersss. Stevia does not cause this rise ic blood sugar or feed yeast inf echoes as sugar does. It increases, energy and aids digestion b> actually stimulating the pancreas. Stevia has been used for cetanes by the Indians of Sooth Amenta »tiere a grows *i3d It xs £ member Oi me whm san them cm family and a is- totally safe. Tbs -parent are the greatest consumers of sievia since artificial sweeteners art banned r. ."apar. Stem is available in a r umber of forms, indotferg leaves, greer powder, a brownish liquid extract, or a »hue powder. With one leaspooe of me mime powder and three tablespoons of filtered matter, you car. make a liquid coneeraraie. put a a a dropper book, refrigerate iL and use 11 as desired. It is sc potest, one teaspoon of this mixture -ill approximately equa. one of- of sugar. Does this sound too good to be true' WdL, u is ana that's why the Nstrasweet Company is jempiag up and down fighting the Airman Sykes completes USAF specialist course Air Force Airman Ist Class iota S. Sykes has cotnpieted die inventory management specialist course at Lowry Air Force Ease m Denver. Students were taught property accounting, customer support, stock control, and equipment management far a base supply system They also were taught 10 inventory supplies using cksctromc data processing ajwpraesL. Sykes is the son of Dora L and Johnny F. Sykes of Perry . John is a 1990 graduate of Perry High School Cm™ i importation of stevia It is the healthy way 10 sweeten foods arid a win hat their marker. Yes can get while aeva powder scarier fats for 519.95 with recipes a: Life Tree Natural Foods. Let s discover this wonderful herb to naturally satisfy our sweet toour Leaals LEGAL NOTICE s henao* over fa: T<e -ouscr Dou". Board o'Zinnc Appeals wil *oc = ruoic -itfeTC o' T* os. of W;a. 22 ‘ 3s*x a fit hoar -of 7:00 P.ll 0 ctodk s' Te -ouscr Gout. A-riex Suiting r Vvame' BoDra. Geotga o*T.e pu*3osr d‘ baaing oo+«rto*s ■•a-’* tr, = .aianoe as piovaec 3* the te —srN-oustor Dour. Zoning B&SDUIO' PPOPSRTv DESDRiP OS Al ra- far 3- perse. a*c lyr*; nan; Lane isx "ADoHhe Ta-iT Dssnr -'rusts' Oouny Georgs. located st *l2 -a— : cs.B-t Aooi Kmsstng 3* 2 ‘ 3 acres a*c Dene- cow* as Te property r Hoy Cans Al sarttes sc r latasr an; cnzehs seal hat* Tie oooD-Uhi!* Id 3= haac a: sac tr->s a'<; 3*3* •enar.-e t; pernio* fiia; py Te 3* r* 3 T D3an. r -juesto' Bo* T Cst36 HOUSTON COUNTY BOARD Of ZONING & APPEALS 5*- Oar - * - Itu' Dish,a J* teas: Secteay TunoTy E Anowws 5-3* S 7-571 LEGAL NOTICE Note* a he'6o. ovsr t~.se. T« -ouscr Caurr% Bean o‘ Zoning Appeals wil hue a ouoii: hearing ar ft B> Ms. 23 13 the sc Tie odu - 3* ?a)0 PM o'ebak a: T* -ouscr Count*' A*ri6* Buidn; r Warner Boor* George. fer Tie putpose ooieciio's. -an, ci Varianceasprvaec 3* Tie w-ns of r* -o-stor Oox.r* Zoning ReeoUtai PfCPEFTv 0£BC».l~tON Al Via: tar o- sa-oe af anc »vrc sere _arc _r:222er tr» = ifr usance o' nouscr County. Georg-a tocatad at toe -ocafiantos Dn*« so'SKsarg of .18 are a*c ben» r known as me property of Sa-adr'6 'Vrcent. At pumas a r;ier®ss ana =fiae*s sr.al *ia*w Vi# ocoo'U'iit. ic 3e “•aar; sc ssas n->6 ar*S 3*D6 ’ - 3ettcr filed by Ve oaria- of V* 3ropt -y r auesto' Se>-a*hr« Vnoerr, HOUSTON COUNTS aCAf.D Of ZONING & APPEALS 3y Onair— A'ltiu' CSrt» Jr Attest Secretary Timothy E Andrews -5-3* S7-ST LEGAL NOTICE - Notice is hereby giver, thas trie hou^io- 5® PPG fuels fire safety program! Perry Fire Chief Gary Ham bn (left) accepts a S3OQ check from Ty Sturgeon. Supervisor of Personnel and Safety for Perry's PPG plant. PPG makes an annual donation to the focal fire department in support of its fire safety program for elementary school chMdren. Through the program, which is co sponsored by the National Fire Safety Council. Inc, children in kindergarten through fourth grade receive an array of fire safety materials such as the ‘Official Fire Safety Manual" Mr. Sturgeon hokts in this photo. Agricenter packed with events during the month BY BREMDA THOMPSON Staff Writer Talking Lh>c: horsepower, the Georgia National Facrgroczds *l3 be loaded -r± s over the next lew ■weeks as three horse shows and & casaora car shorn hate bees-- booked at May. The firs: of the horse show s is the Regie* 12 Aofcsae Horae Show siaied May 10-15. More Liar. IjOOO horse* and approximately 5.000 owners, nders ad family members from tferoeghom the sootbeasKra Lie led Stales are expected io amve in Perry for these eqaestriaa cccTipecincc*. Perfortaant e* scan at 5 am. daily and arimissue is free. Tacirg place cm Friday and Sat urday. May 20 and 21 will be the Southern National Spring Horse and Tack Sale. The tack pamc® of the sale will occur beginning at 6:30 pen., that Friday with an aac tacm of Qaaner and Pam: horses fol ic»TQg ae soe© Saturday Adr.rs qo® is free. Also sarong or: May 20 will be the Horseman's Q-arc-r Horse Shew winch will start at 9 am. daily through May 22, and the SE Ascigues and Collect:bies Market w hiefc tikes place from 2 p.m. until 6 pjn May 20, 9 a_nt. umO 6 pun. May 21, and 10 a_~. until 5 per. May 22. Admisaori to the horse shea a free., while fees iq en ter the antique market is S 2 per per son. On May 21 and 22, the Fifth Dixie Rod arid Custom Ciassx Car Shew an:l Outdoor Swap meet, Ooj- y Bear: o' Zonrc A;c<aa:s wil hue a ox>ic 'leasing o- me os. ;>• Wia* 22 '-h** ac Tie h3-' o' 7:00 - W ; :oo a' Tie -lousto- Oojnti i,'r*» Stating r Manec Boons Georgia, fo'tha pirpc-Se o'fiea-rc 33>ano':s if any tea Vawanae as ors'idac 3. Tie &—is o'Tte -io_si3' Goj-y Zanrg Besoi^to' = , BCP > E= _ *‘ C'EbCBPTC'N Al: Tia: :*ar or oa-ca 3" ana »yng pare _a-c _or * * dr* ",T Dsrc o' -DU3S3* C-ojnti Ga3”g.a located AC t frsr Srae' r 80-aiie corisstrc y £ 02 a*c Detter ciow as T* o' jot O WbDifSia. Al oaufes a vnmst aid dozens s".ai **.'6 the aoootJ'iit* t: 3e ■■aa" 2 sac p—« arc 3*36 rateave t; oaitio' fita; o. T« orwwraf Te m guesao' jot O WtcOufft* -OJSTOh COuNTv B 2A = 2 C r ZS'N.NG i A =,=, EA_S By 2'ai —.2 ATu" bail j* Anas: Secretary Ttmolhy E Aharews 5-3£ 57-S'll LEGAL NOTiCE ’notice is he-rao. gi.*e- T. 2 T-e -iousoo" Courdy Board o'Zonrc A33aa.s wil hoc a ouoic '6=.ti: or the as* of Ms* 23 1990 sc the hou' of ?:X PtJ ; door at the -loosto' bojoy A'rier Boiarc r, Vva—«■' Boorts Georgia fcrTie puipcee T'leamg ocyactio'a, 7am c a »a-.a'ce as oovoec p* Tie le —a of Tie -o-sur County Zonrc BasoL'to*. PTOPBTTY OESOBFTON At tec Tact or oacei of arc vre oerc Land Lot 10 a* the i2r. Oistnc: of Houstor. County Geo-gia located at 20Z -ier*cr Boas consstng rf 1905 acres arc 3et»' tcrow as Tie ocpaTy zf Ana'* D- Aratso-. A) oaties ac rteras" and citzens sr.al 'iave the ocportruty c 3e riaard sc sac time ahd 3ace reafre t petttiar feed 3y tteCMnerofVtepcpeTy r ouestcr. Artane 0 Aiateor. HOUSTON COUNTY BOARD Of ZONING & APPEALS By Channel. ATiur Oiar*e Jr Attess Sscrate *y "r-cT i £ A'o aws 5-37 S 7-5.71 LEGAL NOTICE Notice ts heratiy g<var that Tie Houston dubbed as the scale's larges aao moeve everu. wili feature harireds of rods., custom*, classic*, ssusck cars arc tnci tnicks threega 19"2. This evens wiS be held frees 8 am urml 6 pun. Saturday. May 21, and from 8 aun. uadi 3 pm. Sunday. May 2L AdHsua is S 6 for afeh* S* for senior cmzsm aad free for rfcudren under the age of 12. The final two ereah coraeaiiy booked far the month are the Geor gia State Doubles Horseshoe Pitch ing Tournament w rucis starts as. 10 am. May 28 and the Georgia Cnt ttr.g Horse Show which star* at 9 dL-TTi . May 28 arc 29. Admission so both of these events is also free lo the general pskGc. To confirm that these events have not charged times or dates, call the Georgia National Fair grounds and Agncenter at 987- June blood drive scheduled for Perry residents A blood drive will be held at the Agncaliare bedding on Carroll Street Tuesday, }m& 14 from noon until 5:30 pun. Due lo the drssdc&dy reduced supply of blood, a greaser response is needed from donors is ail parts of the country. Make every effort to donate bfcod os tins date. Car ry Boac pfZonng Appeals wil noid s ouoic 'isstc o' Tie os* o' NAs* 22 1 She sc. Tie nor 7XXS PV. : :oo a: Tie -lousto' County An'** Butarc r 'Aamer Booms Georgia tarthepueposec '*amg ooiemons ra-. ca . anarc* as o-ovoa; 3* Vie ie-ns o- T« no. so- Dor r. Zo-in; BasoLmon 3=(OPE=Ty O£SDBF~ON Al: T*' rar o r oaoa o' sa'c iyrc Deng _=rc _o: V 9 o' re 14T- Disnr of Houston Gout. Geo-ga iocateca:2Ss' Highway *i Sour, oemsstre of 1.57 E arras and oette* r.now as Tie p-ooe— > o' _*-ietse E i Patrroa l. * Al oanes 2 rdenesS and ctosans r.al -iave Tie ooootunr. c oe heard 2 sac gme and oiaoe -siat’ve c petdor hied 3* Tie OW-.6' of Tie propel* r suester. Ga:i*ge N Bow HOUSTON CO - A * a.A*. iut- ZC-N NG i AP=EA_S By Chat —.2 ATi-r Cate J' Attes Secrscary ''moT-y E Ano-aw 5-36 S7-S7l LEGAL NOTKE Notice s 'leradi gwer true T* County Boat: -J Zoning Appears wil hoc a ouoic haaoid r re®, o* Wa* 23 i She 2 T«e hour zf 7X© fW. o'cdsk 2 Tie -lou-tr- Dour* At** Buian; r tore- Booms Georg*. fexT* purpose of heafflrg ooiections tan* c a vanarce aspovoe; 3, Tie te —is of Tie housev County Zonrc Besotuton DESCRIPTION AH Tar Tac. or paroa of arc vne Oaing : ar.n Lee 117 of the 58h Duane* Of -ousto* -Count* Geoegte. ocanec *”! Ei—o'e Dm-e -a*oe **’ Pne forest S©, dO'aws-ng of 537 acres ahd Pette’ *now as Tie pnperty of _naa A Pyies Al pa mas 2 mteras: arc oitzens seal have tne opportune to be heard at sac time arc piaoe ratafve c petitiar feed Py the owner -a! the properr* rr queston. <uhaa A Pvies HOUSTON COUNTV BOARD OF ZONING 4 APPEALS By Qhaaman ArTwr CiaiNe Jr A»6St .Secreaary Timothy £ Andrews 5-35 S7-S7l Special Mother's Day performance By PAUUKE LEWIS Staff Witfr Theatre Macon give will present their production of Stephen Sondheim's Teio the Woods* on Mather s Day Sunday, May 8. The performance is a benefit for Perry yvu - ---• D ..artim r,i |-f rHjOj PTOLiRg ryoo. Everydaag over the royalty costs for the show will go to Perry Players to help pay the costs of renovating the community theatre at 909 Main Street. So, Perry people are encouraged, if the* intend to see ’lnto the We Waul To Ik* Your Personal Jeweler • 10K & 14K Gold Chains & Bracelets • Gold Earrings • Watches • Diamond Solitaires • Diamond Cocktail Rings Perry Market Place *9BB-8252 Shuts Sfe® - Fri 10-7 Sat. 10-45 < Lp[um dVztty i *& Simv , Perry Mother's Day Lunch Buffet only $£295 <££££2, Children under Includes 6 free! • Ham, Lamb, Roast Beef •Fried & Baked Chicken • Assorted Vegetables • Large Soup & Salad Bar • Dessert Bar • Corn Bread & Yeast Rolls Sunday Hoars 11:30 • 3.-00 Larry Harvey After the unexpected, expect the best from Alfa. Sooner or Ltcr, tke unexpected kappens. Storm damage. Fender bender*. Burst pipes. Accidental injury. Plan akcad and call Alla. You can count on your local Alla agent to ke tkere, offering protection *itk Atta s full line ol policies lor your car. your koine and your tile. Cal your Alla agent today to provide lor tile t little surprises*. 1108-B Washington St. • 988-2532 Woods', to do so on Sunday, May 8, at 2:30 p.m. Ticket* are sls for adults and $8 for students. Three Perry people arc in the show. Mark Suandburg plays Jack (of 'Jack and the Beanstalk'), Wendi Hammock plays Cinderella, aid Dave Galloway play* the Wolf (of Tittle Red Riding Hood"). Please support these individuals and please support Perry Players! Contact Dennis* Hooper at 987- 5354 for tickets or any Perry Players Board member. ' J *«NX ' ' *L*&*m* • st-cfti.* - Mtssissippt • Tennis Bracelets • Slide Bracelets • Layaway with no service charge • Jewelry & Watch Repair Service Your Home For High Quality Jewelry at Low, Low Prices. Come See Us Today 987-3313