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Lifestyles »,|T, ■■■in ‘vfiiifaiiyttiife t -vyg> .._, |F3| |H3^' nrfflWr '-«frif T& > «BHb- -Jfc « jp. .» USB *J«r > - JBntmrw 'mmmx. ~ V*5mHhFV £1 fj| i Members of Westfield's graduating class of 1984 gathered on the school's grounds, with their spouses and child, re Ten years later... Westfield's Class of 1984 holds reunion featuring picnic By PAULINE LEWIS Staff Writer Westfield’s Class of 1984 held their 10 year reunion last weekend which included a party Friday evening, a picnic on Westfield Schools’ grounds Saturday at noon, and a dinner/dance at the Officers Club at RAFB Saturday evening. The committee that organized the reunion consisted of Susan Thames Maddox, Donna Leverette Hughes, Chris Thorpe Barr and Levin Pritchett. Classmates, spouses and their children who attended were: Antique cars to be featured at Crape Myrtle fest Classic antique cars of all makes and models will be traveling the roads early Saturday morning, July 2, as they make their way to the 1994 Crape Myrtle Festival in Marshallville Georgia! Proud owners of Model A’s, Model T’s, Dodges, Desotos, roadsters, coupes, pickups and many more will be joining the festivities and displaying their antique cars for the enjoyment of the expected crowd! Interest in these beautiful relics of days gone by is widespread in the Middle Georgia area! There will be 15-30 antique cars on display in downtown Marshallville during the one day festival. Admission to the festival and to the car show is free! Some of these marvelous automobiles belong to local folks people like Mac Crowe and his son, Dennis Crowe. Theirs is a 1928 Model A-all original! Their pleasure in the car is evident as they tell about its being one of the First Model A’s produced! It has been maintained in its original state with factory installed upholstery and original paint! Perhaps that is why it was selected for the filming of Fried Green Tomatoes and is under contract for another movie to be made soon! Mr. “Mac” says these V" — ,J R 42, <««h| feyfedSHr -■ - HS Hp r S»i ■ w %3tBL. iHBniHMv Mm ft M H !|| ■ New Kiwanians Perry Kiwanians welcomed their two newest members to the local club recently. They are Jake Campbell, left, a financial consultant with The Roblnson-Humphrey Co. and Veto Roley, sports editor at the Houston Tlmes-Journal. Agricenter Schedule July 2: Big*Bang*Boom 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. Admission: $5 per carload. Celebrate Independence Day at this event featuring family fun, games, contests, entertainment, country music bands, food, and fireworks synchronized to music and simulcast on radio. For additional information, call 800/987-3247 (toll free in Georgia only) or 912/987-3247. July 3: Firecracker Futurity Lamb Show 9 a.m. From Perry: Wayne Nelson, Pam, and their daughter, Logann; Daryl McDowell, Cathy, and their son, Jacob; Adrienne Horne Walker, Larry, and their sons, Ben and Cody; Todd Walton, Deena, and their son, Will; Diane Culpepper and daughter Whitney; Michelle Morris Bearden, Brian, and their daughter, Cydney; Keith "ChaCha" Wilson and Monica. From Elko: Susan Thames Maddox, Jeff, and their son, Jacob. From Warner Robins: Chris Thorpe Barr, Paul, and their daugh cars are “living proof of what it was like” years ago and he can “remember very well when this car came out”. His son points out that the older cars were “better than the ones (produced) now”. Yet, a 1928 Model A could have been purchased new for less than $500! Many of the special -visitors expected are members of the Memory Lane Chapter of the Middle Georgia Region Antique Car Club! Charles Johnson, editor of the chapter newsletter (“Rebel Running Board”) reports that the local chapter has over 100 members and many will be on hand to share their love of old cars and to allow others to see them. Mr. Johnson is a native of Marshallville who currently lives in Houston County. He is a strong advocate (or the club. It is not necessary to own a car to be a member, but one must join the National Antique Car Club prior to joining the region club. Club activities include participation in festivals, parades, picnics and holiday celebrations. It’s family fun enjoyed by all! Another Middle Georgia Antique Car Club member, David Rader of Fort Valley, hopes to be on hand Free admission to the general public. For more information call 912/985-1515. July 5-10: State 4-H Horse Show 9 a.m., daily. Free admission to the general public. 4- H members from throughout Georgia will compete in the show. For more information call 706/542- 8804. Please Note items on this calendar are subject to change. Call 987-3247 to confirm each event. cently for a family picnic. The classmates also enjoyed a dinner/dance at the Officers Club at RAFB, ter, Devon; Jo Evans and sons, Wesley and Joseph; Margaret White. From Macon: Ellen Myers Bunker and Dell; Stephanie Hooks Tinkey and David. From Atlanta: Tony Darnel; Gary Serman; Pierce Nelson and Kathy; Randall Buice; Levin Pritchett From Americus: Chip Langston and Hope. From Montgomery, Ala.: Donna Leverette Hughes and Scott. From Columbia, Miss.: Jeff Brett, Martha, and their daughter, for the festival! Mr. Rader owns several antique cars, a beautifully restored 1928 Model A Roadster Pickup, a 1930 Model A Roadster and a 1925 Model T Coupe. Like MR. Crowe, he has fond memories of the way cars used to be. He indicated that he learned to drive in a 1928 Model A Pickup very similar to the one he now owns. It belonged to his grandfather and was used on the farm back in Indiana! But memories go back even further than 1928! Many will recollect the days of horses and buggies! In addition to the antique automobiles, the festival will boast a display of surreys and wagons dating as far back as the 1800’s. The collection belongs to Mr. Roy Windham (originally from Marshallville, now residing in Montezuma) and will be located near the festival Museum. Everyone is cordially invited to come to Marshallville, July 2, 1994 for the second annual Crape Myrtle Festival! There will be something for everyone-not only Antique Cars, but also arts, crafts, softball, antiques, flea market, Kids’ Zone, old book sale, grandstand entertainment and delicious foods with that old south Amanda Malone Malone receives scholarship from WR Civitan Club By PAULINE LEWIS Staff Writer Amanda Malone, member of the Jr. Civitan Club and recent graduate of Perry High School, has been awarded a SSOO scholarship by the Warner Robins Civitan -Club, se nior sponsor of the junior clubs. Application forms were submitted for judging by the Warner Robins Club. Amanda has already received the check and plans to use it at Georgia Tech where she plans to pursue studies in preparation for pre-med with children. She has won many honors throughout her high school years, including "Best Actress" in State Competition. Malone is the daughter of Charles and Terri Malone. Charles is owner of Home Place Realty and Terri is receptionist for Dr. Ed Strickland. Houston Times-Journal Lauren. From Vail, Colo.: Kelly Jerles Christensen and Kail, From Greenwood, S. C.: Maggie Cochran Blackstock, Bill, and their son, Will. From Stanford, Conn.: Andrea Tabor Pearson and Bill. St. Augustine, Fla.: Steve Bohannan, Sandra, and their daugh ters, Ashley and Stephanie. From Peachtree City, Ga.: Bob Moc/.e and Kerri Ware Moore. From Lithia Springs, Ga.: David Thames and Sandy. flavor! Come, celebrate the past, the present and the future, July 2, 1994, beginning at 10 a.m. Follow the Andersonville trail north from Montezuma or south from Fort Valley or take 1-75 exit 42, then travel west 12 miles to Marshallville! |bf#M ' FJBWHffi IBBITOIEB IDAS hummus ®a o sbbfj a I* sails meb mnnsmij ♦ i a i rT 2.9^1 ‘ APR 1 ON ESCORTS 99 WAYS REMOTE JULY 4 Each New & Used Purchased Automatically Registers For Special Door Prizes To Re Given Away July 4. Announcement On 99 Ways • Add Tax, Tag 4 Title Dealer Retains Rebates & Inanlivea. Ik ■ We Service All Ford your DDAhHOVI , SATISFACTION PWCU|I^ f lf of Where They Were IS OUR FUTURE” M V U Purchased. EriHMIWY 49 Byron 95&4007 i Wednesday, June 29.1994 Houston Times -Journal Mrs. J.F. Rozar honored with a reception at FBC By PAULINE LEWIS Staff Writer In honor of her mother's 90th year, Mrs. Clint (Frances) Strouse gave a reception for her mother, Mrs. J. Frank (Exie) Rozar, at Perry First Baptist Church Sunday afternoon, June 19. Co-hostesses were Sandy Brooks Stokes and Margilu Watts Mims, 1956 Perry High School classmates of Mrs. Strouse, the former Frances Rozar. Many friends and former fellow church members at tended. On Monday afternoon, members of the Eula Riley Sunday School Class met at the home of Mrs. Evora McGuire to enjoy a social hour with Mrs. Rozar, a former member of their class. Mrs. Rozar and her daughter reside in Oregon, 111., and both are former residents of Perry. Mr. J. Frank Rozar, their husband and fa ther, and former Houston County Commissioner, is the person for whom the J. Frank Rozar Park in Perry is named. The Rozars moved to Perry in 1939 and lived here five years at the Beckham's Starbuck Farm before moving to Tallahassee, Fla. After three years, they came back to Malatchee Farm outside Perry in 1948. Following Mr. Rozar's death, Mrs. Rozar continued to reside in Perry until 1992 when she moved near the residence of Frances and her family, which includes two daughters, Pam and Cindy Puckett. Mrs. Rozar is a subscriber to the Houston Times-Journal and tries to "keep up with the news from Perry." She said that she "just can't say enough good things about Perry. Middle Georgia is the best place to live." Members of the Willing Workers Sunday School Class have sent a card to her every week since she moved away in 1992. She is con stantly amazed at their thoughtfulness and these cards keep her from feeling so lonely in surroundings away from her Perry "home". She and Frances are "thrilled, and filled with awe, about the park and the lovely building at Rozar Park" and hope that "their family can be represented at the dedication service." While in Georgia, Mrs. Rozar, Frances and her husband, Clint, will travel to Eastman to visit Mr. Rozar's relatives and his gravesite. They will then go to Bremen for her Gamer Family Reunion and return to Illinois afterward. Her address is below, for those who would like to drop a card or let ter to Mrs. Rozar to help keep her abreast of happenings of her Perry friends: Mrs. J. Frank (Exie) Rozar, 320 Lovers' Lane #4, Oregon, 111. 61061. SALE STARTS JUNE 25 THRU JULY 4 Subscribe Today Call 987-1823 Page 1B IpeciaL LOW I LEASE > ■ RATESY