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Wednesday, September 7,1994, Houston Times-Journal Page 8A SOLUNAR/LUNAR TIMES SOLUNAR TIMES LUNAR TIMES 1904 A. M. P. M. lonfitud. 53.44 latitude 33.28 -Alls Minor Major Minor Malor Sunrlaa Sunaat Moonrlaa Moon Pd Moon Down 1 Mon 01:21 07:33 01:43 07:37 01:47 01:31 l:4ta l:Sla CISp 2 Tua 02:03 01:18 02:30 08:42 08:48 08:30 2:33a 0:40a 10:03p 3 Wed 02:49 00:02 03:13 00:27 08:40 08:20 3:21a 10:30a 10:S3p 4 Thu 03:33 00:47 04:00 10:13 08:40 08:28 4:14a 11:21a ll:48p 3 Frt | 04:21 10:34 04:48 10:30 08:50 08:27 3:10a 12:12p 8 Sat • 03:08 11:21 03:34 11:48 08:51 08:27 8:10a l:02p 12:37a 7 Sun • 03:58 08:23 12:10 08:31 08:28 7:11a 1:53p 1:28a 0 Mon | 08:40 12:37 07:14 01:02 08:52 03:23 8:13a 2:42p 2:18a 9 Tue | 07:43 01:31 08:08 01:58 08:33 08:24 0:18a 3:32p 3:07a 10 Wed 08:30 02:28 00:04 02:32 08:53 08:23 10:10a 4:23p 3:57a 11 Thu 00:37 03:23 10:03 03:30 08:34 08:22 11:24a 5:13p 4:48a 12 Frl 10:35 13 Sat 11:34 05:20 03:48 08:55 08:20 l:3Sp 7:05p 8:36a 14 Sun 12:08 08:17 12:32 08:48 08:58 08:10 2:41p 8:02p 7:33a 13 Mon 12:38 07:13 01128 07:42 08:57 08:18 3:43p 0:01p 8:31a 18 Tue 01:52 08:07 02:21 08:38 08:57 08:17 4:41p 0:38p 0:30a 17 Ned 02:44 08:38 03:12 00:28 08:33 08:18 S:33p 10:54p 10:27a 18 Thu | 03:34 00:48 04:01 10:15 08:59 08:13 8:20p U:4Bp 11:22a 10 Frl I 04:23 10:35 04:48 11:01 08:39 08:14 7:02p 12:14p 20 Sat I 05:10 11:23 03:35 11:47 07:00 08:13 7:40p 12:39a l:04p 21 Sun O 05:58 08:21 12:09 07:01 08:12 8:!4p 1:28a l:51p 22 Man | 06:48 12:34 07:08 12:57 07:01 08:10 8:48p 2:14a 2:36p 23 Tue I 07:34 01:23 07:56 01:45 07:02 08:00 9:20p 2:59a 3:21p 24 Wed I 08:23 02:12 08:43 02:34 07:03 08:08 9:53p 3:43a 4:05p 23 Thu | 00:13 03:02 09:35 03:24 07:03 08:07 10:28p 4:27a 4:49p 26 Frl 10:02 03:51 10:23 04:14 07:04 08:06 U:o4p 5:11a S:34p 27 Sat 10:52 04:40 11:15 03:04 07:05 08:05 11:44p 5:57a 6:20p 28 Sun 11 :41 05:20 05:33 07:05 08:03 - 6:43a 7:07p 29 Mon 12:05 06:17 12:20 00:41 07:06 08:02 12:26a 7:31a 7:55p 30 Tuo 12:52 07:04 01:17 07:29 07:06 08:01 1:12a 8:20a 8:45p ii_w*d—aim..him 02 ;ea ooxu aim 08:00 2:02a 0:10a 0:35p MaJor=2 hours/Mtnor =l hour Accurate within 1 Minute O " Full Moon - " New Moon | = Peak activity period of week Tl«o» nJjustofl for DST Kentucky Lake is great place to visit Every state that we have had the privilege to fish in has at least on lake that everyone considers the most beautiful they have seen. To me, Georgia has several such lakes, Lake Seminole and Lake Lanier being tops on my list. Lake Seminole is rustic, back to basic, down to earth with Spanish moss hanging from 100-year-old trees and wildlife all around. Lake I tinier, on the other hand, is just the opposite. Just minutes from the Atlanta area, this lake is surrounded by large homes, large boats, and large incomes—all of which I cannot compete with. The lake itself is very beautiful, clear and deep. It offers, for those who know how to fish it, some great fun and adventure with strippers and spotted bass. Kentucky is one of the states we have had the opportunity to fish tournaments in. One Kentucky lake in particular has always been on the top of our "most beautiful lake in the state" list. Actually, there are two lakes that run parallel—Kentucky and Barkley. Both of these lakes, how ever, are totally different from each other. They are connected by a canal > rif&3Sfck .... **«&,s • • /j| .. ;? ■ sp h p, ■■ pf -f. : p%: jrL Wi • * ”, i fe£ |HKyv *m ' t? «f3fa|®Bs • ' ’ -tf ,* - ,« *h .*, * ,;._*» : . •' •-••■- ■••>• bb t BPP?j<' s,*p•- Vj!^Hßk ’V » , t ~ Mjßy • , K.^ ,, f|t'|PKs3Bs^*. .^^»BHk«^^|BP9m|b&,^M^-V:' , ;;..■ rN • • -..>•'J^-1- *w? SKtat. ' HRHhrHHH!lHK9rpbbhhhhhihhihhhhhhhhhhrp Wesfield Schools Date Sept. 8 Sept. 15 Sept. 22 Sept. 29 Oct. 6 Oct. 13 Oct. 20 Moon Times Solunar/lunar times accurate within 1 minute rwr r y Ceorg 1 n Area ■M^l and Stisanne Andel on the northern end near Interstate 24 and Lake City. Lake Barkley is very shallow and difficult to fish, whereas Lake Kentucky is clear and deep. The area between the lakes is known as the Land Between the Lakes and has, for the most part, been left undis turbed since the last family was forced out during the construction. This area, in the early days, was rich farmland and many families were forced out by the TV A. To this day a lot of controversy re mains over the the way these fami lies were treated. When driving across the area, you can still see the old homesteads with some of the remains of build ings still standing. Now, there is nothing but woods where rich farm land once was. Kentucky Lake offers just about any type of water recreation imag Football Opponent Place Tattnall Macon Monroe Perry Mt. de Sales Perry Windsor Macon First Presbyterian Day Macon Stratford Perry Southland Perry srA7 *\? a \ S&tf'j pp.6^ People need to enjoy life and relax Crisp cool mornings and nights such as those we have enjoyed for the past few days always bring back memories of falls past and the ex citement of the coming of the hunt ing seasons. I think that each fall is prettier than the previous one and last fall was certainly the most spectacular in leaf color that I have ever seen. 1 have written many times about the anticipation in an outdoorsman’s heart with the approach of Fall and this article will be a combination of these many articles. The month of August is God's answer to eternity - the longest and most useless month of the year. There is nothing to hunt, gnats and mosquitos are rampant and teachers and students alike have to worry about the start of school. There is nothing to hunt and fishing is usu ally in the doldrums. With the month of September, everything changes. Dove season opens and the finest month of the year, October, is just around the comer. When I was a boy, we spent ined from skiing to spending a week-long vacation house boating. As for fishing, the same applies. Just about any type of fishing that you might enjoy can be found here. Crappie fishing ranks very near the top of the fishing popularity poll and, depending on who you talk to, it may rank first. For us die-hard bass fishermen, the variety of fishing expands greatly. Kentucky Lake has large mouth as well as spotted bass and smallmouth. But, this is just the beginning because mixed into all the bass fishing is the sauger and walleye. Both of these fish will hit many of the same lures used to catch bass, especially the small mouth. The sauger and walleye offer some of the best eating in the world. A lot of the guides on Kentucky Lake will try to catch a few of these fish for a shore lunch during the day with their clients. Shore lunches,which started in the Northern Lakes and Canada, have become popular in this area. Lake Weiss, located in Northwest Georgia, has been com pared with Kentucky Lake when anglers are talking about the Westfield Schools become the first school to open up the middle school season with a match against Tattnall in Macon Thursday. Z.A.A.P. 'fyoun "Dicf (ZCeaHiny *la j r 50% ~ | Limit up to SIO.OO Must Present Coupon! With Incoming Order One Coupon Per Day 1 Per Visit. v- Under New Management! 1369 Sam Nunn Blvd. • Perry Market Place 987-1922 4 Outdoors writer the months of September and October oiling our boots, cleaning our guns and getting our canvas hunting clothes ready for opening day. We didn't have deer or turkey to hunt in those days and quail season was the big day, which we antici pated as eagerly as Christmas . I feel sorry for any young man \fcho has never felt what it was like to trudge through the woods and fields with a handful of shotgun shells banging around in a coat pocket, the old Browning shotgun over his shoulder and a pointer birddog out in front of him trying his best to please his master. There is a beauty about the changing leaves, the fall smell in the early morning air, the golden broom sedge and the explosion of a tremendous crappie fishing. We have seen some of the crappie cran ing out of Kentucky Lake, and if it is anything like that in Lake Weiss, I don't know why anyone wants to waste their time in some of our other impoundments. Save your money and time, for good crappie fishing take them to Lake Weiss or Kentucky Lake. When you plan your next vaca tion and would like to make it one for great scenery as well as getting in some great fishing, Kentucky Lake should be on the list of con siderations. The drive there is through some of the most scenic areas of both Tennessee and Kentucky. It doesn't matter what your pref erence of lodging is since it can be found on the lake. As I mentioned earlier, one of the ways to enjoy the lake is to rent one of the house boats and just cruise where you want to. These houseboats offer all the comforts of home and much more. If you do decide to take a vaca tion to that area and want to know where some good eating places are that might not get advertised with the fine cuisine restaurants, give us a call. We'll be glad to let you know here some of the little places are which have the great food and atmosphere of a small country town. I guarantee you that you'll enjoy the visit and won’t go away hungry or to visit the ATM. Until next time . . . we've gone fishing. Golf, from 7 A who shot a 79 the third day, five strokes better than Fineis, finished the tournament with a 247, one stroke behind Fineis. The net score was taken by Troy Flanders, who finished the day with a 209 (248 gross). Henry Miller finished with a 215 net (254 gross). Dale Money (249/219) and Ed Stokes (250/217) were also in the running. The Third Flight was headed by Cliff Graham (254 gross) and John Rich (265 gross). George Richard (265/211) won the net score, while Joe Daniel (268/220) finished sec ond. The Fourth Flight saw Roy Shaginaw take the gross champi onship with a 276, three strokes better than Jason Flanders. Mark Quimby won the net championship with a 211 (302 gross), while Don Chandler finished second with a 220 (286 gross). $2.00 Off * On dry cleaning orders | ofsllorMore j Must present coupon with incoming order. Not valid with any other offer. On ■ coupon per visit per day. . y. covey of quail from the brush that will live forever in a person's mind. We really do not need a calendar to know that fall is here. There is the trumpet call of the Canada Goose, the whisper of ducks wings and the smell of gunpowder in the air. The mornings have a cool and bracing edge and the shortening days give an urgency to life. I believe that as you grow older, you are more aware of the beauty of Clark, from 7A state's winningest coach. Phil's pick, Mary Persons. After two straight losses at Henderson Stadium, Robert Slocum takes the Mount de Sales Cavaliers to Stratford. Bad timing! Phil's pick, Stratford. Fitzgerald at Irwin County. Both teams have new coaches. Both lost openers last week. Mark Daniels gets his first win, Ross New drops another. Phil’s pick, Fitzgerald. And Dublin is at Dodge County. Sam Barrs at Dublin has turned that program around. Local swim team looking for members Middle Georgia Aquatics Swim Team is holding winter registration on Sunday, September 11th from 2:00 - 4:00 p.m. at Houston Mall. This swim team practices in Macon and carpool information will be available at the completion of registration day. Any parents that are interested should bring their children’s birth certificates with them. Any questions can be directed to Northside Swim Club, 474-9689 from 1:00 - 4:00 p.m. daily. 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Depending on the program selected, all or most of the credit earned may be applied to an Associate dr Bachelor's degree pro gram should the student choose to continue his or her education. These certificate programs include: ACCOUNTING BUSINESS BUSINESS MANAGEMENT CRIMINAL JUSTICE EDUCATION MIMCOMWTE* OPERATIONS/PROGRAMMING OFFICE COMPUTING/TECHNOLOGY ♦ OFFICE INFOMUtoON PROCESSING , ..: 4 # the world around you and the changing of the seasons. Fall has become more meaningful to me as I have grown older, probably because I have reached the fall of my life and really have began to realize how precious life really is. We need to savor each and every one cf these beautiful fall days. Life is all too fleeting, like the changing leaves that soon fall from the leaves. We do not need to waste one single day of it. The Irish opened with a win last week over West Laurens. That's 29 wins for Barrs since coming to Dublin in just three full years plus a game. John Peacock continues to strug gle at Dodge, although his Indians did come on at the end of last sea son to knock Perry from the play offs. Dublin will be too tough for the Indians, though. Phil's pick, Dublin. Here's a reminder. Westfield is open this week, Perry is at Peach County.