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HONORED Carl J. Barrett receives the Melvin Jones Fellow Award from Lions Club
International. The award is being presented by Perry Lions Club president, Troy Sheppard,
while local club members Leroy Bennett, Jimmy McLeod, Dave Crockett, Steve Turner, Ed
Strickland, Danny Robinson, Greg White, Bill Warren and Richard Nelson look on. Jim Carter,
outgoing president was president of the club when Barrett was nominated for the Melvin
Jones Fellow Award. Other active members of the club, not pictured, are: Jack White, Charles
Parker Jim Carter, Jim Williams, Allen Shaw, and Hardy Nall, who were present on Ladies’
Night, when Barrett was nominated.
Barrett receives top Lion award
By PAULINE LEWIS
Society Editor
During the Aug. 15 meeting of
the Perry Lions Club, Carl J.
Barrett, member and past presi
dent of the Club, received the
Melvin Jones Fellow award from
Lions Club International
Foundation for “Dedicated
Humanitarian Services Lions
Club International Foundation.”
This is the highest honor given
by Lions Club International to an
individual club member.
Barrett was nominated for this
award by members of the Perry
Lions Club, based partially on the
following:
Barrett came into the Perry
Lions Club in 1953; he had 31
years of perfect attendance
between 1956 and 1982; was
made a Life Member in 1989;
served as club president three sep
arate times; was secretary of the
Man in serious condition
after weekend stabbing
From Staff Reports
A 61-year-old is hospital
ized in stable but serious condi
tion after being stabbed in the
chest, according to a Perry
Hospital spokesperson.
Perry Detective Capt. Steve
Heaton said John Tkalcic was
injured after becoming involved
in a domestic dispute with his 66-
year-old ex-wife.
The incident occurred the
evening of Aug. 20 at 904
Godfrey Place where the couple
resided.
“She received minor knife
wounds during the altercation,
also,” said Heaton. “We know
they both got cut in the fight.
We’re still in the process of sort
ing out what happened.”
No charges had been filed at
press time.
In another incident, an employ
ee at a local fast-food restaurant
has reported to police that one of
her co-workers improperly
touched her while on the job.
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club for seven years; served as
Zone Chairman two years; was
Associate Director of Georgia
Lions Light House 12 years.
The letter accompanying his
award stated:
“On behalf of Lions Clubs
International Foundation, we con
gratulate you on being named a
Melvin Jones Fellow.
“The Melvin Jones Fellowship
honors Melvin Jones, the founder
of Lions Clubs International. It is
the highest form of recognition
conferred by the foundation. It is
largely due to the growth of the fel
lowship program that LCIF has
been able to meet humanitarian
needs in communities worldwide.
In many cases these needs are
reflected in the eyes of disadvan
taged children, or perhaps made
apparent by a common sense of
hopelessness shared by the elderly
whose community has been unable
Heaton said an investigation
into that is under way.
And, Houston County authori
ties are still investigating an
alleged rape.
According to Sgt. Charlene
Giles, a 34-year-old Macon
County woman said she was
assaulted after accepting a ride
from an unknown individual in
downtown Perry.
The incident reportedly hap
pened on Moss Oaks Road.
NOTICE OF PUBLIC AUCTION
The Houston County Board of Commissioners have declared surplus to their
needs several passenger cars, trucks, and miscellaneous equipment includ
ing adding machines, typewriters and other items too numerous to mention.
These vehicles and equipirtent will be sold at PUBLIC AUCTION at the
HOUSTON COUNTY WAREHOUSE, 2018 Kings Chapei Road, Perry,
Georgia, 31069, on WEDNESDAY, September 20,1995 at 1:00 O’clock p.m.
Anyone desiring to inspect said vehicles and equipment or obtain additional
information may do so by contacting the HOUSTON COUNTY PURCHAS
ING DEPARTMENT, 2018 Kings Chapel Road, Perry, Georgia 31069,
between the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m., Monday through Friday or by
calling (912) 987-1880.
THE HOUSTON COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS RESERVE THE
RIGHT TO ACCEPT, REJECT OR NEGOTIATE ANY AND ALL BIDS.
TERMS OF SALE: CASH Nothing to be removed until settled for. All proper
ty sold “AS IS". All items purchased must be removed from the premises with
in ten (10) days from date of sale. Titles, Bills of Sale and receipts may be
picked up from the Houston County Purchasing Department, the day after
sale.
Houston County is not responsible for any items of sale after closing of auc
tion.
NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ACCIDENTS.
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to care for them. LCIF continually
meets needs such as these through
the generosity of Lions, and others,
who have contributed to the
Melvin Jones Fellowship Program.
“As a Melvin Jones Fellow,
your name has been added to our
listing of all individuals in the pro
gram. These names are electroni
cally shown in continuous rotation
in the LCIF Recognition Room at
International Headquarters. This
exhibit stands as a tribute to a
growing network of individuals
who are committed to the humani
tarian objectives of LCIF.
“I urge you to wear your Melvin
Jones Fellow lapel pin with pride.
It represents your dedication to
making the world a better place
through humanitarian service.”
The letter was signed by James
T. Coffey, Chairman, Board of
Trustees, 1994-95, Lions Clubs
International Foundation.
Kristin Schbatt,
STATE FINALIST FOR PRE-
Teen America - Georgia,
WOULD LIKE TO THANK THE
FOLLOWING SPONSORS:
Eddie Wiggins Ford,
Lincoln, Mercury
Pettersson and Associates
Attorney Kirby R. Moore
Dr. Michael Kinsley
The Bank of Perry
Perry Pawn Shop
And thanks to Sally Stanley,
Kids America and the Perry
Recreation Department
for all their help!
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