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Calendar of Events The Masons of Houston Lodge No. 35 F&AM, Perry (Thomas Fast, secretary, 987-2376) meets every second and fourth Monday night of each month at the Masonic Building, Jemigan Street. Meals are served at a nominal charge beginning at 6:30 p.m. Regular meetings begin at 7:30 p.m. All member Master Masons and visiting brethren are welcomed. Houston Drug Action Council (HODAC): A free rape support group meets on Tuesdays at 7 p.m. at Houston Drug Action Council, 2762 Watson Blvd., Warner Robins. Those interested in attending please call 953-5675. American Legion, Robert D. Collins Post 24 meets the first Monday night of each month at the County Ag Building at 733 Carroll Street. Meals are served beginning at 7 p.m. All American Legion members are urged to attend and visiting Legionaries are welcome. Perry Rotary Club meets each Monday at noon at the New Perry Hotel. Perry Exchange Club meets each Thursday at Quincy's at noon. Positive Pregnancy courses are ongoing. They are offered each Monday at 9:30 a.m. in the dining room at Perry Hospital. Special Diets for Special People Diet consultations by Registered Dietician are now available. For more information call 987-3600 ext. 312. July 23: American Heart Association CPR-Course C: Class size is limited. Time is 9 a.m. in the Perry Hospital Dining Room. Cost is S2O. July 26 & 27: Athletic Injury Clinic: 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Location will be 733 Carroll Street Ag Building. Pre registration required. July 28: Epilepsy Support Group: 7 p.m. in the Perry Hospital Dining Room. Cost is free. Topic will be Revco Discount Medication Program. Agricenter schedule July 23-24: Heart of Georgia Gun and Knife Show 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., Saturday; 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., Sunday. Admission: $4/adults; children 12 and under/free with adult. For additional information, call 912/474-1543 or 912/781-8386. July 23-24: Magnolia Arabian Horse Show 9 a.m., daily. Free admission to the general public. For additional information, call 912/984-4965. July 28-31: Georgia Junior Beef Futurity 9 a.m., daily, free admission to the general public. This cattle show is for 4- H, FFA, and rising 4-H students, for additional information, call 912/386-3407. July 29-31: 6th Annual Gold Kist Triple Crown Horse Show 8 a.m., daily. Free admission to the general public. This is a Quarter, Snaple Bit, and Palomino horse show. For additional information, call 404/393-5549. J. STEVEN GEORGIA HOMEOWNERS! [ IST & 2ND 1 CASON, SR. ope MORTGAGE PRESIDENT MUKlbnbt LOANS ——— Has The Right Loan...Rjght Now! —- Have You Been Turned Down By Banks Or Other Mortgage Companies? Bankruptcy, Foreclosure Or Poor Credit History... Deal Direct With The Lender And Save Time And Money! * Real Estate Equity Required * Home Improvement W 'StS * Debt Consolidation J * Competitive Rates * Affordable Payments * Rates Based On Credit * Refinance With Cash Out | Call 1-800-768-7432 & Make An Appointment] 232 N. Central Ave. SGE Local: 386-5388 T.ifton, Georgia MORTGAGF Toll-Free: Office Hours (800)768-7432 8:50 AM-5:30 PH FUNDING f„ ; Monday-Friday CORPORATION (912) 386-5404 | •8 . Wi ; rM iu mHOk 148 A-AfIHBIL. •' - k. , nflßwr.fr ilk > . yg | 1 i K fSwP s**' 5 **' ■ - ■■■ • Hr GEM A presents $511,000 check Gary McConnell (center), director of the Georgia Emergency Management Agency, presents Houston County Commission Chairman Sherrill Stafford with a $511,000 check for disaster relief as Georgia Rep. Larry Walker looks on. Top officials tour flood-stricken Georgia with Miller In response to the worst flood in Georgia’s history, U.S. Transportation Secretary Frederico F. Pena and Federal Highway Administrator Rodney Slater came to Georgia to view the disaster first GLA is precious to human consumption Evening primrose is a wild plant with yellow flowers that open in the evening. The seeds, which are about as small as mustard seeds, contain an oil that, like safflower and sunflower oils, is a valuable source of polyunsaturated fats, which are just as vital to health as vitamins and minerals. What makes primrose oil exceptional though, is that it’s the richest source of an essential fatty acid, gamma-linolenic acid (GLA, for short). The only other substantial sources of GLA are black currant seed oil and mother’s milk. GLA is precious because it stimulates the body to manufacture postiaglandin El (PGEI), a hormone-like substance present in every organ. It plays a key role in round-the-clock function of these organs and influences cell repair and immunity. Historically it was used by American Indians to treat asthma and wounds. Adopted by the English colonists and sent back to Britain, it became the “King Cure- All”. The body can manufacture GLA from another essential fatty acid. But several factors can and do block that critical conversion of linoleic acid to GLA and ultimately to PGEI. One is a diet high in saturated fats like butter and cream. Margarine and other overly processed vegetable oils, often found in baked goods, also block the process. So does drinking a hefty amount of alcohol. Viral infactions, cancer, a lack of insulin (as in diabetes) or an inadequate intake of zinc, magnesium or vitamin B 6 also interfere with the manufacture of GLA. Last, elderly people cannot convert linoleic acid to GLA. Much of the research on the use of primrose oil has been fostered hand. They met with Governor Zell Miller and State Department of Transportation officials to assess the damage and review repair efforts under way. and carried out by David F. Horrobin, MD PhD a British-born Canadian doctor, formerly professor at the University of Montreal and now head of a research foundation set up expressly to study GLA. “It has been suggested that lack of this key reaction may be a critical factor in the aging process, since it can explain many of the changes which are characteristics of aging, including damage to the cardio vascular system, the deterioration of the body’s defense system and the susceptibility of cancer,” says Dr. Horrobin. Dr. Horrobin claims the evidence is strong that primrose oil helps circulating problems. “We have found that people who have high blood pressure or high cholesterol start off taking four, six, or eight capsules a day,” says Horrobin. “It usually takes two to four months to bring things down to normal.” After that, they take half. There is clear-cut evidence that primrose oil is beneficial for problems like allergic eczema, and brittle, splitting fingernails. Studies have shown that significant improvements were made in adults and children who had had allergic eczema for six months or longer in just three weeks of supplementing their diets with evening primrose oil capsules. The few doctors who’ve studied primrose oil usually recommend four to eight capsules a day, half in the morning and the rest at night. Vote J Attg* st 7 9th We would like to thank you and your family for your vote in Tuesdays general primary. We encourage you to support us again in the Democratic runoff August 9. We encourage those who did not vote to come out and support the Wayne Ragin “Building Bridges in Houston County” Campaign. Sincerely, Wayne Ragin To contact the Ragin Campaign: 987-6783 The Transportation Secretary and Federal Highway Administrator arrived in Atlanta midday Friday, bringing $5 million into federal funds to help with the rebuilding of Georgia. Run off election Aug. 9th ■!& M A & A’s GIGANTIC IRRIGATION SALE Hunter toro ■ 1 $12.50 each Rainbird POLY/PVC PIPE 1” PVC pipe - SO.IO per ft 111 3/4” PVC pipe - SO.OB per ft II ....AND MUCH MUCH MORE JJ So give us a call at A&A. We know your lawncare needs. A & A Contractors of Perry 300 Valley Dr. • Perry, GA 31069 aw > . m$2L dst ; sy Saturday, July 23,1994 Houston Times -Journal - PUBLICATION COPY - COMMERCIAL ANO SAVINGS BANKS LEGAL Title or BAN* Is'a’E s**« •*> 133346 CB6T Bank of Middle Georgia "ciTy IcOUNTy {STATE fziBCOOE CiOSE 0» BUSINESS DATE Warner Robins [Houston | Georgia | 31099 6/30/94 Asst.i My* jigs 1 Cash and b»i«r'-*j Out i.om depostory institutions • Non-nte-est bea'-ng batancat a"d currency and com * 1 38 t , O l******' b*I"XJ M«r»1 0 1 b 2 Secu"t*t • M*td to me vty securrh#* __Z_ 110 2 a b AvflAeb**'O' UMMOindM J6B 2 6 3 *#d*rai um t t*cu"Wt purchased under agreements *o ’*»*a m domestic oihces ot in* tan. LL toHl Edg* I Agr*#m«nl SubS-d-AneS A■" lßrs A E*d*'Al 'u"*t SOW __ 3 ZOO 3 a b S*cuM'*» Duifl'llM u«del ag>aem#nts 10 __ ___ 3 b 4 LOANS A'N) l*At* >*<*■.AbNA ' A LOANS A"d Task ntt ol unearned INC O'"* I | him wmmm.. b LESS Allowance *0» IOA« A"A NAS* *SSS#S __ } 29t ISjSS 4 e e LESS A«OCAI*O I'ANSN' '•** '#S#~# '• «e 0 LOANS ANO TAIK N*l o' unearned income A»CW»ANC* and ttrvt Idem A A m.nuS * P and ACI 87 799 4 0 5 Assets N*m.n i.admg accounts 6 S 6 Piem.ses ANd fried assets (metud-ng c*,'.l*i.j*d leases' ___ 2_ 678 6 t Oin*' teal *siai* owned ___ __ 189 f 8 investments m unconsolidated subSTJiAiNs and astocated compands __ Q a 9 Customers '■Ab'My to th'S b*n» P" acceptances OutSland-ng Q 9 tO '"tangible assets 1 175 t(t t • Other assets T'nwiit, t? a Total assets (Sum o' riem* t through tt| 126 001 '? • b lo*"s deterred pursuant to '? U S C «S?J o' 0 '? b c t C iai assets a"d tosses deN-ed pursuant to'? US C 'B23otisum e* items'? a and *7 bl jl2|j 001 l?e LIABILITIES *3 teocsts at" dom*st< a"<es 11' 761 '3 a ;:nr bin tore-gn otices Edge *"d Agreement subsoa'-es and'Bfs __ __ 0 t3p I<i Nonmtetest bearmg 1 1 1 fl. S ~b‘ " l?t in'e'esi bearing I I I 13 b (J> • a rede-a' 'unds purchased and secu''ti*s Wtf under Agreements to 'epu'enase m domestic o"<es ot me pans ■ Ao' 'ts Eoge A Agreement subsdiA'ies A•" tß't a Tederji twnds Pure"ased 0 it * b Serumi** sotd unde- ao'eemems ip reowebase 0 'tb • 3 a Demand notes issued to tb* U S Tr*asi»> —— ft- 15 * b Tracing iiiNrNS ~ , f) r '* b 18 Other botrcwAd money ***** “***" JJ' a a With cgmai matu'ttv ot on# year or less J b With original "Wtunty ot mot# !h*n one year u 6 0 ' t Mortgage indebtedness a"d unde* rap-tai-jed teases ... —2- 1 ’ t 8 Ban* s tiabiMy o" acceptances eiecuted and outstanding '* >9 Subordinated notes and debentures - - —'* ?0 Other ii*b*<et ——. •'<' 21 Total iiatwites (sum ot items tJ thtougn 20) 1 14 974 71 22 Limned - Me preterred st.x* and 'e'aied sn-ptus 0 22 EOUITy capital ________ -L',-' 23 Perpetua 1 p<e'ened stock and -eiaied su-pius iNo ot snares omsiandmg Q t lf Ml () ?T 24 Common SIMk (No O' Shares a Authorised 300,000 b Outstanding 256,600 . 1 «U j t .. . 6 971 ?5 25 Surplus -gyr 26 a Und'vrded prows and capita l reserves '» • * b Net unrealised holding gams (losses) on available lo< sale securities UUSn. 27 Cumutairve to'ergn currency translation adiustmems 28 a Total eau-ty capital (sum o' rtems 23 through 27) __ 28 a b Losses deterred pursuant to 12 U S C '823 o' __ .8 b c Tota'equ<ly cap>ia'and tosses de'ened Pursuant io 12 US C 1823 oM'umot items 28 aA29 bl __ ...t.. 2A c 29 Totai hab'Mret smited •Me p-e'e-red siocs equ-i, capia' and tosses dele'red Ou-Suanr to -ij- ■ v'--i '2 USC 1823 Q) (Sum ot items 21 22 and 28 cl 111 001 29 MEMORANDA Amounts outstanding as o' Report ot Condition date __ • ■ -• Ml MO t a Standby tetters ot oed-t T o tat 741 , , t b Amount o' Standby tette's ot cedH m memo t a conveyed to ome's th-ougn part<ipatrons Q , 0 NOTE Tits report must be signed by a" auihomed oW<ertil and anesied bv not less than ttuee o"K<o>% other man the otrceMii Srgnmg the report liWt. the und«'S>gned o't-ce'itt. do hereby dactare that this Reoon o' Cond'i.on hj» bee" cera ed m conto<manc» ».m o"t m mstructrons *><j .s true 3 best o' my (pud tnovriedg# and oa're' DATf SIGNED 15.94 _fuCiimi. ifafe«C.E.Pa .(9121-929-IQQA 1 >ed directors ayesi 10 m* ccetlnfis o( Report o( Cood-tron and declare mat it has been e<am.ne<i by us amt (o the best ot d he"Nyas b*n prepa-ed m/onttumance wdh piiroal instructions and is true and co«tci J'RECij/r I L * /IsipNttDnE Of DIRECTOR Is'GNAiuRE 0» DtRECJiJL /MANE MARA FOR S '*" * ' Cdunly O' UJJT A/ „ »OrAnvS.*e*ll Shorn (O and subscribed oe'n-e rn* m., tar+yj? •JV/y A A jog i hereby ced.tima/iam ner an ndicer or rhrecnv or /h.s ban* f f My romm sidn Houston OBURtV. o«Orafa / Ssjna/ure NfitJ'/bubK- 0 4.l%ODMßMlonExpirwA(x«B. 1997 ( V Thank: you for casting your vote in the July 19th Primary Election. Again, I would appreciate your vote and support in the August 9th Run off Election. If you would like to help and be a part of this election, please contact me at my home at 221 Willingham Dr., Bonaire, Ga., or call me at 987- 3766 after 6 p.m. Thanks, Billy Hunter Page 5A w Vte >