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■ Wednesday, Juna 22,1994 "Houston Timos-Journal
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Local
births
Rebecca Raschke
Rebecca Raschke was born on
Thursday, June 2, 1994 to Donna
and Fred Raschke of Hawkinsville.
Maternal grandparents are the late
Donnie and Faye Dupree of
Cochran. Paternal grandparents are
Fred Raschke and the late Ellen
Raschke of Warner Robins.
Samantha Lee Skipper
Samantha Lee Skipper was bom on
Thursday, June 2, 1994 to Lisa and
Steve Skipper of Fort Valley.
Maternal grandparents are Gail and
A 1 Hammock of Fort Valley and
the late Richard C. Lewis. Paternal
grandparents are Barbara and the late
Claude Skipper of Fort Valley.
Rendell Oren Cordova
Rendell Oren Cordova was bom on
Thursday, June 2, 1994 to Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Oren Cordova of
Perry. Maternal grandparents are
Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Taylor of
Perry. Paternal grandmother is
Mrs. Sarah Cordova of Warner
Robins.
Brittney Michelle Baker
Brittney Michelle Baker was bom
on Thursday, June 9, 1994 to Lori
and Kenneth Baker of Warner
Robins. Maternal grandparents are
Larry and Kay Bailey of Perry.
Paternal grandparents are Mike and
Barbara Baker of Warner Robins.
Andrey Lamar Lowe
Andrey Lamar Lowe was bom on
Thursday, June 16, 1994 to Tashel
Washington of Fort Valley and
Eddie Lowe of Atlanta. Maternal
grandparents are Emma and Ossie
Washington of Belle Glade, Fla.
The Houston Times-
Journal prints birth notices
in the Wednesday edition
only. Please submit birth
announcements by 5 p.m. on
Monday.
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Miss Mayo, Mr. Miller
Miss Mayo to become bride
of Mr. Miller on August 6
Mr. and Mrs. W. Fred Mayo of
Peachtree City, Ga., announce the
engagement of their daughter,
Kristen Denise Mayo, to Jonathan
Thomas Miller, son of Reverend
and Mrs. Thomas J. Miller, also of
Peachtree City.
Miss Mayo’s maternal
grandparents are Mrs. Johnnie
Emmett and the late William A.
Emmett, formerly of Perry. Her
paternal grandparents are Mrs.
Helen Davis Mayo and the late Mr.
William E. Mayo of Wrightsville,
Ga.
Mr. Miller’s maternal
grandparents arc the late Mr. and
Ellen K. Milton honored
by family with banquet
On Sunday, May 29, at 4:30
p.m. the children and grandchildren
of Ms. Ellen K. Milton held her a
surprise “Mother of the Year”
banquet. Over 80 guests were in
attendance at the banquet held in
Perry at the Holiday Inn. Ms.
Milton’s children in attendance
were: Maxine Davis from Albany,
Mary K. Thomas and Barbara
Maubry from Miami, Fla., Kenneth
and Anthony Milton from Tuscon,
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Miss Watson, Mr. Jordan
Miss Watson, Mr. Jordan
to become man and wife
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Watson of
Bowman announce the engagement
of their daughter Mitzi Cherie, to
Stephen Eugene Jordan, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Eugene Jordan of
Bowman.
The bride-elect is the
granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Watson of Perry, Mr. and
Mrs. John Adams of Hartwell, Ga.,
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Moon of
Elberton, Ga., and the great
granddaughter of Juanita Watson
and the late Tommy and Gertrude
Watson of Perry.
She is a 1994 graduate of Elbert
County Comprehensive High
Mrs. Glenn Manley of Portsmouth,
Ohio, arid his paternal grandparents
are the late Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Miller of St. Petersburg, Fla.
The bride-elect attends the
University of Georgia where she is
majoring in English. The future
bridegroom also attends the
University of Georgia where he is
enrolled in the pre-med program.
Both are 1992 graduates of
Mclntosh High School in Peachtree
City.
The wedding will take place
Saturday, August 6, 1994, in the
Southwest Christian Church in
East Point, Ga.
Az. Also in attendance were Ms.
Milton’s mother, Ms. Minnie
Kaigler, two son-in-laws, one
daughter-in-law, 10 grandchildren,
and a host of friends.
This was truly an enjoyous and
memorable event for Ms. Milton.
Ms. Milton and family would like
to thank all that attended and for
their generous gifts. This day
would not have been a huge success
without their participation. \
School and is employed at Philip
L. Pitts, CPA.
The future groom is a 1988
graduate of Elbert County
Comprehensive High School and a
1992 graduate of the University of
Georgia with a B.S. in animal
science. He is currently employed
at Reliance Electric in Athens, Ga.
The wedding will be held
Saturday, June 25, 1994, at 3 p.m.
in the Falling Creek Baptist Church
in Elberton. Friends and relatives
are invited to attend. A reception
will be held immediately following
the ceremony.
Social news must
be submitted by
5 p.m. Monday
of the week the
article is to appear
in this newspaper.
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JOBS AT VIENNA PLANT
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We are staging our state-of-the-art processing plant. Current openings in all departments. Candidates are
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• Competitive Benefits • Safe. Modem Workplace
• Health & Dental * Paid Vacations & Holidays
If you are interested, please complete an application at any of the following locations:
location Name Pays Time
Eastman Dept, Of Labor Mom-Fri. BAM-2PM
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Perry Dept Of Labor Mon.-Fri. BAM-4:3OPM
Sylvester Dept. Of Labor Mon.-Fri. BAM-4:3OPM
Cordele Dept Of Labor Mon.-Fri. BAM-4:3OPM
Vienna City Hall Mon.-Fri. 8 AM-7 PM
Sat. lOAM-IPM
Unadilla City Hall Thurs. Only 10AM-3PM
Ashbum Chamber Of Wed. Only 10AM-3PM
Commerce Beginning 6/29
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Estate Auction
Sat., 25 June 1994 10:00 a.m.
515 Broad Street 10% Buyer’s Premium Hawkinsville, GA
Estate of Mr. & Mrs. John Henry
Mr. and Mrs. John Henry Daniel were avid collectors of antiques and collectibles. Over the years they accumulated a nice and
interesting collection of rare and unusual items. If you are interested in quality glassware, primitives, tools, furniture, and
unusual and hard-to-find items, you must attend this Auction.
Partial listing: oak hall tree, East Lake Victorian Parlor Suite (half bench, arm chair, straight chair,), Ficks Reed Rattan Suite
(sofa, 2 chairs, end tables, cherry loveseat, chocolate cabinet, pair Windsor chairs, pie safe, spool cabinets, oak center table,
rotating bookcase, ball and dawfoot organ stool, cowhide bottom straight chairs, cowhide bottom rocking chairs, wicker sofa,
wicker fern stand, rattan sewing cabinet, pair rockers, Victorian organ stools, ball and dawfoot piano stool, Victrola, oriental rug,
walnut slant front desk-bookcase, Butler Brown print, brass fire fender, brass fireplace utensil set, hat tree, leather inlaid end
tables, Brumbee porch rocker, pegged stand, Victorian Lamp, 1920’s telephone, dazey churn, dough bowl, wooden rolling pins
butter molds (round, rectangular), split hickory half basket, flintlock (black powder) rifle, old military rifle, bayonet, brass
spittoon, ox yokes, mule collars and hanes, cotton scales, camel-back trunk, walking canes, commode, buggy seat, farm bell, corn
husk mop, arrowhead collection, mantle clocks, Budd Coley thermometer, candle mold, lock collection, brass scales (spring
balance), wicker planter, blacksmith tools, key collection, handmade wooden office box, store string holder, pine mantle, tables
w/legs m made from hanes, center table, umbrella stand, dgarette rolling machine, antique ‘Granny* glasses, darning egg,
tickles, granite ware, ice tongs, enamelware, prints, cut glass bud vase, Roseville Art Pottery, Victorian spoon tray, occupied
Japan cups and saucers, set of Havilland China (dinner plates, dessert plates, bread & butter plates, demitasse cups and
saucers, cups & saucers, serving pieces, bouillon cups, soup bowls), pressed glass (pitchers, bowls, vases, punch cups, covered
dishes, etc.) depression glass (pitchers, bowls, etc.) satin glass R.S. Prussian Royal Bayreuth, R.S. German, Royal Munich,
Nippon, Royal Vaseline glass, crock jars, silver plate (tea service, spoon rack, spoons, pitchers, cream & sugar, covered dishes,
candlesticks), crock pop pop bottle, dashers, irons, (flat sadirons, etc.) pepper mill, shoe lasts, cow bells, cotton combs.
Confederate money and many other fine and unusual antique pieces.
Terms: Cash (jLQ% Buyer’s Premiun^)
For further information about this auction or to make arrangements for your auction, call:
DeSantis Auction Co., Inc.
1-800-842-1964 Ga. Lie. 199 Thomasville, GA
Dealers make sure you bring your sales tax number to be EMEMPT
HOUSTON COUNTY SCHOOL SYSTEM
GENERAL OPERATION BUDGET FY9S SCHOOL YEAR
REVENUE
Local Property Tax $14,980,160
Local Option Sales Tax 8,659,334
Local Other 839,825
Local Reserve 1,832,527 $26,311,846
State QBE 51,867,318
Other State 229,858 52,097,176
Federal Impact Aid 1,089,364
AFJROTC 133,000 1,222,364
Total General Operating Funds $79,631,386
EXPENSE
Direct Classroom Instruction $51,263,666
Pupil Support Services 3,107,839
Staff Support Services 3,720,412
Media Services 2,194,950
General Administration 264,222
School Administration 4,617,900
Business Services 804,799
Maintenance and Operation 7,163,977
Transportation 2,355,183
Central Support 958,097
Other Non-Instructional 952,332
Facility Improvement/Construction 250,000
Trans to Capital Outlay 1,470,877
TOTAL EXPENSE $79,124,254
GENERAL OPERATING RESERVE $507,132
The above general operating Budget was tentatively adopted by the Houston County Board of Ecuation on
June 14, 1994. The budget will be adopted in its final form at the Board of Ecuation’s regular meeting,
Tuesday, July 12, 1994.
Tbny Hinnant, Superintendent, Houston County School System
OPPORTUNITY
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