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- Wednesday, Aug. 16,1995, Houston Times-Journal
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Pearson, Kinrnan plan Nov.
18 wedding ceremony
Mrs. Jenny Andrew of Perry
and Mr. John G. Pearson of Fort
Valley announce the engagement
of their daughter Sarah Jane
Pearson to James Walter Kinrnan
Jr. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
James Walter Kinrnan of Macon.
The bride-elect is the grand
daughter of Grace T. Swan of
Perry and the late R.P. Swan of
Fort Valley and Gladys G. Pearson
of Fort Valley, and the late J.R.
Pearson of Fort Valley.
The bride-elect is a graduate of
The Westfield Schools and
Georgia Southern University with
a bachelor of science degree in
Norris continues as Legion
district commander
Special to the Times-Journal
The 6th District, Department of
Georgia American Legion, has
elected Don Norris for the third
consecutive year as commander.
Norris is a resident of Perry.
Norris will again be leading
Legionnaires in the 16 counties and
24 posts in central Georgia with a
total membership of 2,800 plus.
In the past two years Norris has
won many awards for his leader
ship. After one year under his
leadership, the 6th District fin
ished in first place in the
Department of Georgia in mem
bership by reaching 110.7 percent
of its quota.
This coming year, Norris is
looking to all 6th District
How to protect family from heat stress
Special to the Times-Journal
July proved to be one of the
hottest months on record in
Georgia. Daily temperatures, near
or in excess of 100 degrees F.,
coupled with practically no rain
fall, produced scorching heat
indexes of up to 115 degrees.
There are several things you can
do to protect yourself and your
family from the harmful effects of
excessively hot weather. Hear are
some tips from the Georgia
Emergency Management Agency.
“We are experiencing another
period of hot, dry weather. Please
read the following information. A
little awareness and preparedness
could save you or a family mem
ber from a serious heat-related
injury or even death, said GEMA
Director Gary McConnell.
Temperatures that hover 10
degrees or more above the average
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She is employed at the Perry
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The groom-elect is the grand
son of Lillian Kinrnan of
Montezuma and the late C.W.
Kinrnan of Montezuma, and the
late Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lowe.
• The groom-elect is a graduate
of Stratford Academy and Auburn
University with a bachelor of sci
ence degree in business logistics.
He is employed at Lowe Electric
and Plumbing Supply Co.
The wedding is planned for
Nov. 18 at the Perry United
Methodist Church at 4 p.m.
Legionnaires to make things hap
pen through dedication, good
work and determination to “help
provide a better quality of services
for our community,” he said.
He believes The American
Legion offers veterans the best
opportunity for volunteerism. “We
have great programs that have
been growing over the past years
because of committed
Legionnaires, and because The
American Legion has been grow
ing. Our Georgia veterans need us.
Our Georgia children need us. So,
1 believe all Legionnaires should
do all that is within their power to
see us continue to make a differ
ence for our community and
State,” Norris said.
high temperature for the region
and last for several weeks are
defined as extreme heat or a heat
wave. If a heat wave is predicted
or happening, remember to:
Slow down. Avoid strenuous
activity, but if you must, do it during
the coolest part of the day, which is
usually between 4 a.m. and 7 a.m.
Stay indoors as much as possi
ble. If air-conditioning is not
available, stay on the lowest floor,
out of the sunshine. Remember,
electric fans do not cool the air,
but they do help sweat evaporate,
which cools your body.
Wear lightweight, light-colored
clothing which will reflect away
some of the sun’s energy.
Drink plenty of water regularly
and often even if you are not
thirsty.
Avoid drinks with alcohol or
caffeine in them; they cause fur
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HOLLAND EXCHANGE Local resident Jill Mullins (left)
visits with Stefan van Dorsser of Holland during a PerjY
Rotary Club meeting Aug. 14. Mullins spent a month in
Holland earlier this summer. Van Dorsser is in Perry as a part
of the same Rotary exchange program and will be here for a
month. He presented members of the Perry Rotary Club with
a small flag from the Rotary club in his -home town. Mullins
was sponsored on her trip by the Perry Rotary Club.
Kristina Michelle
Mealey
Susan and Jack Mealey
announce the birth of Kristina
Michelle Mealey bom July 28.
Maternal grandparents are Mr.
and Mrs. Wilbur Thorne of
Wilson, N.C. and paternal grand
parents are James and Becky
Hagan of Warner Robins.
Steven Craig
Bernhard Jr.
Sgt. and Mrs. Steven Bernhard,
Sr. of Horsham, Pennsylvania
announce the birth of a son,
Steven Craig Bernhard, Jr. bom
July 24. He weighed 7 pounds. 8
ounces, and was 21 inches long.
Mrs. Bernhard is the former
Jeannine Miller.
Maternal grandparents are Mr.
and Mrs. Donnie Miller of Perry.
Paternal grandparents are Mr.
and Mrs. Gus Bernhard of
Oshkosh, Wisconsin.
Amy Leigh
Waldbusser
Ray and Donna Waldbusser
announce the birth of a baby girl,
Amy Leigh Waldbusser bom Aug.
1. She weighed 9 pounds. 2 oz.
and was 21 inches long.
Maternal grandparents are
Drew and Mattie Lou Bynum of
Perry and paternal grandparents
are Arthur and Vivian Waldbusser
of Spring Hill, Fla.
Amy Leigh joins big sisters
Rebecca and Kelli.
ther body dehydration.
Eat small meals and eat more
often. Avoid foods that are high in pro
tein, which increase metabolic heat.
Avoid using salt tablets unless
directed to do so by a doctor.
Heat kills by pushing the
human body beyond its limits.
Under normal conditions, the
body’s internal thermostat pro
duces perspiration that evaporates
and cools the body. However, in
extreme heat and high humidity,
evaporation is slowed and the
body must work extra hard to
maintain a normal temperature.
Most heat disorders occur
because the victim has been over
exposed to heat or has overexer
cised for his or her age and physi
cal condition. Elderly people and
young children are particularly
susceptible to the effects of
extremely hot weather.
Austin Davon Drake
LaKaishia Drake of Kathleen
announces the birth of a baby boy,
Austin Davon Drake bom Aug. 1.
Maternal grandparents are
Dorothy Thomas of Kathleen and
John Drake of Fort Valley.
LaQuavious Marqui
Na’shon Clark
Danielle N. Hudgens and
Cornelius Clark announce the
birth of LaQuavious bom Aug. 2.
Maternal grandparents are
Tommie Lee and Maggie Mae
Hudgens.
Paternal grandparents are John
and Pauline Clark.
Trenton Wayne Hill
Cindy and Ricky Hill of
Macon announce the birth of a
son Trenton Wayne Hill born
Aug. 5.
Maternal grandparents are
Wanda and Jim Corcell of South
Carolina and Gordon and Shirley
Coxe of Georgetown S.C.
Paternal grandparents are
LaWanna Hill and the late Wayne
F. Hill Sr. of Reynolds.
Cedric Bernard
Windham II
Belinda R. and Cedric Windham
of Perry announce the birth of a son
Cedric Bernard Windham II bom
Aug. 8.
Maternal grandparents are Mr.
and Mrs. John E. Rouse Sr. of
Jeffersonville.
Paternal grandparent is Mary
Spencer of Cordele.
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Members of l%ry Aglow will meet Aug. 19, at the Houston
County Extension Building, Carroll Street, Perry.
Kathleen Hodges, member of Oconee Christian Church m
Oconee, Ga., will be guest speaker. She is a very anointed teacher
be blessed indie presence of the Lord Jesus Christ.
Everyone is welcome.
For information, call Harriett at 987-1353 or Diane, at 987-
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