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Wednesday, September 14,1994, Houston Times-Journal
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'Canine Ribbon Cutting'
Gay Barrett (center), owner of Canine Cleaners, cuts a
ribbon proclaiming the official opening of her business
recently. The business, located in the Village Shops on
Carroll St., specializes in the complete care for dogs.
Additional staff members include Kim Matlock, Debbie
Pike, Ken Barrett, Johnnie Scott, Janet Kelly and
Sharon Tucker. Pictured with employees above are
Chamber of Commerce and City officials, as well as
Dogwood Festival pageant winners.
School Board given
election approval;
will request Nov. 8
By VETO F. ROLEY
Staff Writer
The Houston County School
Board received good news at their
regular meeting Tuesday, Sept. 13.
The United States Attorney
General’s office hits approved their
district plan for school board elec
tions.
In response to the attorney gen
eral’s approval, the board passed a
motion asking the election board to
set the election date for school
board elections on the same date as
the general election, Nov. 8.
Tom Daniel, attorney for the
board, said that he received the letter
informing the board that the district
plan was approved on the morning
of Sept. 13. He said that die quali
fying period would be set by die
election board, with the "legal" ad
announcing the elecdons running
the Times-Journal next Tuesday.
Daniel said there will be a five
day qualifying period. The cam
paign period will shirt no later than
29 days before die elecdon.
The board elections will not
have primaries, since the board
moved to non-partisan elecdons ear
lier in the year.
The school board will be com
posed of seven members, five being
elected from single-member districts
and two from at-large districts.
Four of die single-member dis
tricts are situated north of Highway
96, with South Houston County,
including Perry, composing die
fifth single-member district.
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CITY OF CENTERVILLE
SPECIAL ELECTION NOTICE
A call is hereby issued to all registered voters of The
City of Centerville, Georgia for a special municipal
election on Tuesday, November 8,1994. Purpose of the
election is to hold a referendum election to allow
owners of homes who are 70 years of age and over be
exempt from Ad Valorem Tax. Also, a second
referendum to allow the Governing Authority to issue
business licenses to sell distilled spirits for
beverage purposes by the drink, such sales to be for
consumption only on the premises?
Last day to register to vote for this election is
October 7, 1994.
Application for Absentee Ballot available at City
Clerk’s Office.
The school board
will be composed of
seven members, five
being elected from
planned single-member
districts and two from
at-large districts. Four
of the single-member
districts are situated
north of Hwy. 96, with
South Houston County,
including Perry,
composing the sth
single-member district
School board chairman Zell
Blackmon announced earlier this
year that he would not seek an addi
tional term of office, saying it was
time to let someone else have the
privilege of serving.
In other business, die board set
the school calender for the 1995-96
school year and die 1996-97 school
year.
The 1995-96 school year will
start on Aug. 25, 1995, and end
June 7, 1996. Christmas break will
start Dec. 20, with students return
ing to school on Jan. 3.
The 1996-97 school year will
start on Aug. 23, 1996, and end
June 6, 1997. School will break for
Christmas on Dec. 20, with stu
dents returning from break on Jan.
6.
Mayor says lottery spending
may be reason for concern
By JIMMY SIMPSON
Staff Writer
Despite multi-million dollar
winners and increased sales,
Georgia lottery monies may be
taking priority over family
necessities believes Mayor Jim
Worrall.
"Some of the folks buying
lottery tickets should be buying
food for their children," Worrall
said.
The mayor said Perry actually
has a "very small" percentage of
people living in poverty
compared to larger cities, but
said he believes the problem is
still cause for concern.
"I don't think that we have
such a problem with poverty in
Perry that you can visibly see
people suffering (from lottery
spendings), but there are
situations that need to be
addressed," he said.
The lottery is speculated as
being in jeopardy by some
Safe Kids Day planned Sat., Sept. 17
In an effort to create awareness
about the prevention of childhood
injuries in the community, Perry
Hospital and Safe Kids of Georgia
in Houston County will sponsor
Safe Kids Day on Saturday, Sept.
17, from 10 a.m. until 4 p.m. at
Kroger.
This fun-filled day will feature
safety exhibits, drawings for free
bike helmets and car seats, bike
registration, child fingerprinting, as
well as snowcones, hot dogs,
balloons, clowns and tours of fire
trucks and ambulances.
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Georgia voters when they go to
the polls in November's
gubernatorial election. That
speculation came after recent
verbal attacks by both, the Zell
Miller and Guy Millner
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Miller supporters say Millner
will put an end to the lottery
program if elected, while Millner
said his only change would be to
manage the lottery program
closer than it is now monitored.
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with more in the classroom by
means of lottery proceeds. But
now, said the mayor, he's
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"I’m glad that extra money is
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