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Page 2A - Saturday, June 18,1994 "Houston Times-Joumal Death notices Clealia Mae Traylor Fox Copeland WARNER ROBINS-Clealia Mae Traylor Fox Copeland, 91, of Warner Robins, died Wednesday, June 15,1994. Bom in Cypress, Fla., she lived in Jacksonville, Fla., for 53 years before moving to Warner Robins. She was a member of Woodlawn Baptist Church in Jacksonville and was a homemaker. She was the daughter of the late Edward Wilbur and Addis Alma Mae Gordy Traylor. She was the widow of Ellis Herman Copeland. Survivors: daughter, Gloria Fox Tarte of Hialeah, Fla.; three grandchildren, Jeffrey A. Tarte of Orlando, Fla., Pamela Martin of Perry, and Melissa Hough of Dallas; and gour great-grandchildren. Services: Were held Friday, June 17, 1994, in the McCullough Funeral Home in Warner Robins at 11 a.m. Burial will take place Saturday, June 18, 1994, at 11 a.m. in the Oaklawn Cemetery in Plant City, Fla. The Rev. Joe Senter will officiate. Aaron Hinson DUBLIN-Aaron Hinson, 76, died Monday, June 13, 1994. Bom in Bleckley County, he was the son of the late John M. and Amanda Coody Hinson. He was a World War II veteran, serving in the U.S. Army. He was a house painter and was a Baptist. Survivors: children, John Junior Hinson of Cochran and Quida Faye Peek of Perry; brother, Talmadge Hinson of Cochran; eight grandchildren; and gour great grandchildren. Services: Were held Thursday, June 16, 1994 in the Mathis Funeral Home in Cochran at 11 a.m. Burial took place in the Coody Family Cemetery in Bleckley County. The Rev. C. T. Piper officiated. Philip L. Mobley Jr. THOMASVILLE, N.C.-Philip L. Mobley Jr., 17, of Thomasville, North Carolina, died Sunday, June 5, 1994 in Denton, N.C. Philip was the son of Philip L. Mobley Sr. and Hazel Sprouse Mobley. A native of Riverdale, Ga., he had attended Trinity High School and was an employee of the Feather Made Mattress Company. Survivors: mother, Hazel Sprouse Mobley of Trinity, N.C.; father, Philip L. Mobley Sr. of Jacksonville, Fla.; brother, Patrick Mobley of Trinity; maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Sprouse of Perry; paternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Woodie P. Mobley Jr. of McDonough, Ga. Services: Graveside services were held Thursday, June 9, 1994 at 4 p.m. Burial took place in the Perry Memorial Gardens. The Rev. James Fennell officiated. Watson-Hunt Funeral Home in Perry had charge of arrangements. The family may be contacted at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Sprouse, 1900 Kings Chapel Rd., Perry. Oswald L. Parrish CENTERVILLE-Oswald L. "Buck" Parrish, 69, of Centerville, died Sunday, June 12, 1994 in a local hospital. Bom in Nashville, he was the son of the late Owen Lee and Gussie Mathis Parrish. He was a retired maintenance mechanic at Robins Air Force Base. Mr. Parrish was a Baptist and a U.S. Army veteran, serving during World War 11. Survivors: wife, Juanita Carr Parrish of Centerville; children, Evelyn New of Perry, Doris Chandler and Dan Parrish, both of Kathleen; sister and brothers, Reba Nell Carr of Macon, Gene Parrish of Byron and William Parrish of Adel; and three grandchildren. Services: Were held Thursday, June 16, 1994 in the McCullough Funeral Home in Warner Robins at 10 a.m. Burial took place in the Oakridgc Cemetery in Tifton. Henry Grady Taylor KATHLEEN-Henry Grady Taylor, 70, of 402 Sandefur Rd., died Wednesday, June 8, 1994, in a local hospital. Bom in Wilkes County, he as the son of the late William Otis Taylor and the late Mary Katherine Echols Taylor. He was the widower of Geraldine Shields Taylor. He as an aircraft mechanic at Robins Air Force Base. He had attended Mount Carmel Baptist Church in Cochran and was a U.S. Navy veteran, serving during World War 11. Survivors: children, William Otis Taylor of Kathleen, Nancy Bradford of Waleska, Anita Williams of Harlem, Mary Katherine Morillo of Grayson and Beverly L. Holmes of Augusta; brother and sister, Charles Edward Taylor of Commerce and Mary Huff of Washington; and nine grandchildren. Services: Were held Friday, June 10, 1994, in the McCullough Funeral Home in Warner Robins at 10 a.m. Burial took place in the Magnolia Park Cemetery. The Rev. Alex Horton officiated. Jo Elise Mathews Davis Jo Elise Mathews Davis, of 1100 Tucker Road, died Wednesday, June 15, 1994 in the Emory Llniversity Hospital in Atlanta. Bom in Crawford County, she was the daughter of the late Joel Mathews and Irene Rowland Mathews. She was married to Clarence O. Davis, and was a retired secretary/bookkeeper for George C. Nunn & Son. She had resided here most of her life, and was a member of the Susannah Wesley Sunday School class and a member of the Perry United Methodist Church and a member of the Vesta Club. Survivors: husband, Clarence O. Davis of Perry; three sons, Joel C. Davis of Fort Valley, Ronnie J. Davis of Saranac, N.Y., and Ken R. Davis of Paducah, Ky.; 13 grandchildren; and six great-grandchildren. Services: Will be held Sunday, June 19, 1994, in the Perry United Methodist Church at 3 p.m. The Rev. Carter Berkeley will officiate. Burial will take place in the Woodlawn Cemetery. Watson-Hunt Funeral Home has charge of arrangements. Locals are recognized by Macon College Area residents recognized by Macon College at the school’s 1994 Honors Convocation held during May are: •Christine Montfort of Perry was presented the Academic All- American Award presented by the American Association of Community College, hi Theta Kappa International Honors Society and USA Today. She also received Phi Theta Kappa's 1994 Sparbel Award, which is given to a student who best exemplifies the ideals of scholarship, leadership, fellowship and service. •Tara Faircloth of Perry received a MC Commuter certificate for con tributions t the student newspaper. •Era Singh of Bonaire was pre sented an award for Regents' Testing Program Outstanding Achievement in Reading. •Christine Montfort of Perry was also recognized as a Truman Scholarship nominee. •Tara Faircloth of Perry received a Foreign Language Scholarship presented by Spanish Club. •Cynthia Ballard of Perry re ceived the Department of Clean Your Closets & Make sss Call 987-1823 Tb Place Your Classified Today! Education's Outstanding Student Award. •Student Leadership Council pre sented awards to Christine Montfort and Cynthia Ballard, both of Perry. PUBLIC HEARING The Houston County Board of Commissioners will hold a public hearing at a special Commissioners meeting to be held at 10:00 a.m., Tuesday, June 28, 1994 at the Houston County Annex, 200 Carl Vinson Parkway, Warner Robins, Georgia, for the purpose of hearing written and oral comments from the public concerning the proposed annual budget for fiscal year 1994-95. A copy of the proposed budget is available for public inspection at the Commissioner’s Office in Warner Robins, Monday through Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. I The actual Fiscal Year 94-95 budget will be formally adopted at the regular Houston County Commissioners meeting to be held at 10:00 a.m., Tuesday, July 5, 1994 at the Perry City Hall in Perry, Georgia. Any disabled person requiring special provisions for this hearing should contact the Commissioner’s Office at 542-2115. l I ■flf m ■ i m Yoder receives medical training William J. Yoder, the son of Dwayne and Virginia Yoder of Perry, recently graduated as a clinical male nurse from the medical service training wing at Lackland AFB In San Antonio, Tx. Medical Service Specialist Yoder is a 1993 graduate of Perry High School. Cargill, Quick Start sponsor training program at MGTI Officials of Cargill signed an agreement on Tuesday, June 14 with Georgia Quick Start and Middle Georgia Technical Institute finalizing a comprehensive training program. Under the terms of the agreement, Middle Georgia Tech and Georgia Quick Start will provide training to approximately 400 Cargill employees. With a capital investment of S3B million, Cargill will begin production in 1994 of Poultry Products in a 160,000 square foot facility located on 80 acres in Dooly County. The company will employ approximately 450 people by the end of the year and expects to produce, when at full capacity, between 1.5 million and 1.7 million pounds of Poultry Products per week. John Folger, General Manager of the Dooly County facility, states that the training provided to the company through the Quick Start program was an important factor for consideration when Cargill officials were evaluating areas for a plant site. Mourning joins Army through DE Program Brian A. Mourning, son of Rick and Darlene Lowe of Perry, recently enlisted in the U.S. Army's Delayed Entry Program (DEP) and will report for active duty July 8,1994. The Perry High School graduate will take basic and advanced individual training at Fort Benning, Ga. He has chosen the position of Infantry as his military occupational specialty and has volunteered to serve a three-year tour of duty. Staff Sgt. Rice of the Warner Robins Army recruiting station assisted Mourning in his enlistment. •Certificates were awarded to Honors Program graduates includ ing Tara Faircloth of Perry, Shanna Hutchinson of Bonaire, Lori Denis Sutton of Perry. Bishop reports blood drive held at CB&T was a success According to Gary Bishop, 8 people donated blood at the Tuesday, June 14 blood drive held in Perry, which resulted in netting 75 pints of blood. Bishop, who was chairman of the drive, stated, "To have a suc cessful blood drive during the summer months is really a huge undertaking; and once again, a number of Perry residents responded to the need of a critical shortage of donated blood." There were several individuals that led the way in sign ups for the drive and a special thanks goes to Laura Smith, Sandra Garza, Belinda Baker and Dr. Horatio Cabasares. The blood drive would not have been successful without the partici pation of a number of local busi nesses that encouraged their em ployees to participate in the drive. Those businesses were The Bank of Perry, CB&T Bank, Crossroads Band, Trust Company Bank, the Georgia Agricenter, Dr. Michael Quick Start is a state-wide program administered through the Department of Technical and Adult Education that is designed to promote the economic development of Georgia by providing tailor-made training for the employees of new or expanding companies in the state. The actual training is administered by the technical institute in the area where the company is locating. Jim Newton, Vice President of Economic development Programs at Middle Georgia Tech said, "Since its legislation in 1967, Quick Start has trained more than 135,000 people for more than 2,000 businesses." Because our programs are custom designed, employees receive the training they need to help businesses run more efficiently and profitably. The Cargill employees will begin their training in June of 1994. T|t TOT\ TTTtn I 1 TT rrnWT reader ADS IN mis section prepared t—v I \ \ HXS KC Ih \/ I l-t \X/ BY CONTRACT ADVERTISING, INC. jUvjl I \ |\r,y IlLyy all RIGHTS RESERVED ©1994 Fairfield Inn The Standard In Economy Lodging Plan to enjoy the comfort of being made to feel at home with service that cannot be excelled when you visit Fairfield Inn, conveniently located in Perry at 110 Perimeter Road, phone 987-4454. Serving local residents and travelers with some of the finest accommodations available, they have gained a reputation in the area that is second to none! If you have guests coming in from out of town or if you don’t have the extra room for visiting relatives, Fairfield Inn is just what you need. They invite you to call 9874154 for reservations or information. They feature a peaceful and quiet atmosphere designed to please even the most particular. All of their rooms are fully heated and air-conditioned, tastefully decorated and very comfortable. Fairfield Inn also offers free continental breakfast. For a truly pleasurable experience, visit spon. Regardless of the length of your stay or even if it’s just for dinner, you’ll always feel welcome at Fairfield Inn, where quality and comfort are their standards of excellent service. Charlie’s Hairport Specializing In Senior Discounts Creative and modem hairstyling for men and women is available in this area at Charlie’s Hairport, located in Perry at 736 Carroll Street, #l2, phone 987-7443. With as many shops as there are in this area, why choose this shop? The answer to that question is simple. Charlie has had many years of experience and professional training, and is well able to discuss with you a hairstyle to suit you best. Charlie can style your hair according to your desires or she can suggest to you, based on professional know how, a style best suited to the contour of your face. Charlie specializes in all phases of hair care, including styling, conditioning, perms, highlighting and cutting. She can offer many helpful suggestions on maintaining your hairstyle as well as general tips for healthy hair. Charlie realizes that a satisfied customer is one that will continue to come Lack. She sees to it that before you leave her shop, your individual hairstyle is most distinct and appealing. You owe it to yourself to look your best, so be sure to call Charlie’s Hairport today. The knowledgeable hairstylists here will make believers out of you. Interstate Paint & Body Don Stoup& Jeff Cross, Owners The place to have your car body repaired or painted in Perry is Interstate Paint & Body at 1410 Sam Nunn Boulevard, phone 987-0544, or Perry Paint & Body Shop, located at 905 Jemigan Street, phone 987-2698. They specialize in all phases of auto body and fender work as well as auto painting. Interstate Paint & Body’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. Interstate Paint & Body’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! Their expert workmanship makes it a must. Remember Interstate Paint & Body and be assured of a first-class job. / Ideal Health Care Center • Ideal Living Center J.M. Crawford, Administrator TVends towards a longer lifespan and the need for convalescent care following an injury, accident or stroke are creating a need for different levels of continuing health care. Ideal Health Care Center and Ideal Living Center, located in Ideal at 201 Poplar Street, phone 949-2270 or 949-2805, were designed to provide comfort, safety and a home-like atmosphere for the elderly and the convalescent. In the company of people the same age, your loved one will experience planned daily activities and recreational programs geared to their interests and abilities. Their qualified professionals provide 24-hour nursing care as well as physical, occupational and speech therapy for individuals recuperating from an illness or accident, enabling them to return home as quickly as possible. With the onset of managed care within the insurance industry, Ideal Health Care Center and Ideal Living Center offer private and Medicare-approved semi private rooms and nutritionally balanced, home-cooked meals. Special diets are carefully followed and the facilities are equipped with modem fire alarm systems to ensure the residents’ safety. Ideal Health Care Center and Ideal Living Center invite you to visit their facilities when you are faced with the decision of choosing nursing care or therapv for your loved one. The goal of the entire staff is to personally care for and professionally serve each of their residents. Kinsley and his staff, the Davis Company and ALLTEL. The Perry Rotary Club was again the main sponsor of this blood drive and 16 Rotarians not only solicited potential donors, but were also donors. This drive was again supported by the local Houston County Chapter of the Red Cross and a volunteer group headed up by Father's Day - Special Bar-he-que Basket includes Apron - Mitt - and Two Gourmet Sauces Wrapped and handsomely tied in a gift basket $29 95 ... A Classic on Carroll 912 Carroll Street • Downtown Perry •w 987-2255 • M-F 9-6 • S 9-5 The Houston County Department of Family and Children Services is establishing a list of potential providers in the Parent Aide Program. Services to be provided include home management and parenting skills education, support and outreach. Services are to begin July 1,1994 and will be purchased at the all inclusive rate of sll per hour (the all inclusive rate of sl3 per hour in urban counties.) For further information, please contact Larry Aaron before June 30, 1994. Mr. Aaron may be reached at 929-6700 between the hours of 9:00 a.m. -12:00 noon. The Houston County Department of Family and Children Services is establishing a list of potential providers in the Homestead Program. Services to be provided include short-term, intensive in-home counseling and parent aide support to families with children at risk of abuse or neglect. Services are be begin July 1,1994. The payment rate is negotiable. For further information, please contact Larry Aaron before June 30,1993. Mr. Aaron may be reached at 929-6700 between the hours of 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 noon. Louise Sturgis was very helpful to all participants. In closing, Bishop stated, "You never know when one person will make a difference in somebody else's life. A total of 86 people made a difference and took the time to give blood. "Today, someone's life may be saved because of these caring indi viduals."