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Shell nut
honored by
policemen
From Staff Reports
Roy Shellnut was honored by
his colleagues at the Perry Police
Department and city hall Aug. 4.
Shellnut has retired from the
police force after 35 years of ser
vice.
He began his duties as a patrol
man and over the years achieved
rank of assistant chief.
“He’s been a policeman as long
as some of our officers have been
alive,” said patrol division Capt.
William Phelps. “He had a lot of
experience and we’re really going
to miss him...he knew almost
everybody in Perry and was
respected.”
Ball
brought more questions, since he
was, at the time, the third Westfield
coach in three years.
But now there is no skepticism.
Supporters agree they have one of
the top coaches in the profession.
They have become used to winning
again, and therein always lies a con
cern for a coach.
Jones is returning a solid nucle
us, though, and will not be placed in
the dreaded rebuilding category.
Granted, there were some critical
losses to graduation, but fortunately,
there are quality people ready to
step in and take over.
There are also some quality folks
returning. Players at skilled posi
tions, like quarterback Matt
Shepley, who would again be the
starter if the season began this
weekend. Jones also has rugged
fullback Tun Allen and dependable
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AWARD TIME Former Perry Assistant Police Chief Roy Shellnut receives an award from for
mer Perry Police Chief Frank Simons during ceremonies Aug. 4.
At Westfield, Jones’ teams have lost just five games,
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Brian Staines at one running back
returning from last year’s starting
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overall as he enters his 20th year as
a head coach. At Westfield, his
teams have lost just five games, one
of those in the state finals, another
in the state semi finals, and every
loss has been avenged. Every
Westfield opponent under Jones
has been beaten by the Hornets.
Jones and his staff will be busy
finding replacements for kicker
Alex Gambil, running backs John
Morton and Michael Davis, line
men Jake Walls and Jason Dennard,
defensive linemen Lindsey Harrell
and Andy Smith, and two-way
starter Jere Campbell.
business Review
Country Village Deborah Hilton, Owner
If you’re shopping for a gift or looking for decorative accents for your home, there is no better place to go in this area than
Country Village. This leading gift shop is located in Pern’ at 1365 Sam Nunn Boulevard, phone 988-3112.
Country crafts are featured at Country Village. For those of you who decorate with a country motif, or if you’re gift shopping
for someone who enjoys handcrafted items, this is the shop to visit Although they carry a complete line of country crafts, they do
not carry craft supplies. You can find lovely handcrafted items and country accessories, antique reproductions, silk and dried flower
arrangements, greeting cards, stationary and collectables including Boyds Bearstone collection as well as candles. Beautiful
handmade afghans in a variety of colors and patterns are available here. Stoneware and ceramics, for use or for display can also be
found here. Country Village also features a complete bridal registry so that you can be certain that your gift to the couple compli
ments their tastes and provides what is most needed and desired.
With a price range to fit any budget, Country Village offers creative gift ideas for birthdays, housewarmings, anniversaries and
other special occasions. You are also invited to come in anytime and just browse around. Stop in soon to see the many special items
on display at Country Village.
Bearings & Drives Doug Brown, Manager
The supply center in this area for most types of bearings is Bearings & Drives, located in Perry at 514 General Courtney Hodges
Boulevard, phone 987-5888. They have established a reputation throughout the community for providing a top quality product for
those in need of bearings.
Telephone 987-5888 to locate the bearings you need. You’ll find the personnel courteous, knowledgeable, and attentive. They
will help you determine the correct sizes you need for your particular applications. This firm sells only the finest quality bearings.
These bearings are manufactured under quality control with steel made in electric furnaces that provide the exact control over
temperature, proportions and uniformity of the metal. The bearings sold here are machined, hardened, ground and honed to a final
accuracy that measures within millionths of an inch of the desired size. The parts are demagnetized to prevent dust from gathering
and shortening the life of the bearings.
Remember, when your business applications call for high quality bearings, contact Bearings & Drives. Their products and
service are sure to please.
Ray’s Jewelry & Pawn Ray McDaniel, Owner
For twenty-two years, Rays Jewelry & Pawn has reliably served New Orleans. Ray now serves Perry and the surrounding areas
with small loans and quality merchandise. Family owned and operated, and located in Perry at 631 General Courtney Hodges
Boulevard, phone 987-5185, they are known to many of their customers as a jewelry store, an electronics store, a firearms dealer, a
finance company and a music store, to name just a few.
Ray's Jewelry & Pawn is one of the 7,000 pawnshops across the country whose traditions go all the way back to antiquity.
Christopher Columbus was an early recipient of a pawnshop loan—the Queen of Spain is said to have pawned her jewels to finance
his expedition. Ray’s Jewelry & Pawn can be depended on for small loans to help ease today’s economic burdens When most
people first visit this shop, they expect to see the stereotypically grim pawnshop. You should see their eyes light up when they step
into a clean, bright, family-owned business with cases of fine quality merchandise. In their large jewelry selection, you’ll find
diamond and other precious stone rings, gold earrings, bracelets, necklaces and watches, silver and much more. Sporting goods,
firearms, tools, musical instruments and electronics are other specialties here.
Remember, when you need a quick loan or a bargain on fine jewelry or other quality products, Ray’s Jewelry & Pawn is the
best place to shop. Ray’s Jewelry & Pawn will do no false advertising.
Tolleson Supply Company, Inc.
Serving The Community Since 1950
The best of everything to build anything! That’s what knowledgeable contractors who make their living in building and remod
eling say about Tolleson Supply Company. Located in Perry at 1446 Samnunn Boulevard, phone 987-2334, this full-service building
materials center stands ready to serve you with the highest quality lumber, cabinets, storm windows and doors, insulation and
paneling at prices you're sure to like.
People throughout the area have come to know that they can depend on these local building specialists for everything from
paints and hardware, power and handtools. Tolleson Supply Company specializes in all types of home improvement projects, and
can offer helpful tips to help you complete your job right the first time. Contractors as well as homeowners have learned that
whatever they desire in the lumber or building supplies line it can all be found here in one convenient location.
Whether your building plans are large or small you will receive the courteous attention from the friendly folks at Tolleson
Supply Company. Stop by soon!
Macon County Drugs Home Health
Robby Dye, Sales Manager ’
When you need medical equipment at home, Macon County Drugs Home Health can make it easier. For dependable home
medical equipment, call them at 1-800-766-DRUG (3784) or 472-8166. Located in Montezuma at 114 South Dooly Street. They offer
specialty equipment and accessories to make at-home recuperation as safe and comfortable as possible. They also do in-home
training for patients and family members regarding proper use and maintenance of the equipment.
Macon County Drugs Home Health can provide fi r sale or rent oxygen and respiratory therapy equipment, manual and
electric hospital beds, conventional arid powered wheelchairs, lift chairs, ambulatory equipment, bathroom safety aids, and much
more. They respond quickly to your needs and provide delivery and in-home setup. Their helpful staff is only a phone call away in
an emergency. The office will handle all billings for private insurance as well as Medicare and Medicaid. They strive to eliminate any
excess worries you might have when home medical equipment is necessary.
Remember Macon County Drugs Home Health for anything in the hospital or healthcare equipment line. Everything they do
is based on the concept of simplifying this experience and ultimately fulfilling their goal of making it easier to care for your loved
ones at home.
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Dale’s House Of Styles Dale Grim, Owner
Today, more than ever before, a person's image depends to a large degree on healthy, fashionable hair. A beautiful head of hair
can make any person look and feel younger and more attractive. In this area, fashion-conscious men and women have found Dale's
House Of Styles, located in Perry at 903 Northside Drive, phone 987-4414, to be the most progressive hair design studio around.
These professionals specialize in precision cuts that provide high-fashion styling with easy-care simplicity.
Cutting and styling alone are not enough to ensure beautiful hair. Their experienced stylists, Dale Grim, Vicky Grim, Donna
Flowers and Stacey Turrell, take time to evaluate each person’s hair type to best determine die proper care and treatment.
Permanents, tinting and coloring as well as facials by Donna and hair removal are also featured at tliis complete hair and skin care
salon. Tanning beds are also available for that summer look all year long. End your visit widi nail technician Susan J. Harris, for a
professional manicure, pedicure or perhaps sculptured nails or iips.
Dale Grim, the owner, takes this oppoillmity to let his current clients as well as new ones know dial the salon will soon be
changing names. Along with the new name, The Hair Co., there is a whole new look to the salon. However, their commitment to
providing only the best in hair, skin and nail care has not changed and they are looking forward to serving you widi only the finest.
Call them today at 987-4414 >n<l make your v-xt appointment at their full-service styling salon.
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