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PraiSing is Sunday
Perry PraiSing will be held at 7
p.m., Aug. 27, at the New South
Arena, at the Georgia National
Fairgrounds and Agricenter.
Music will be presented by a
Praise Team of combined commu
nity choir members. The public is
invited to attend.
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Sidewalk memorial bricks may
be purchased until Sept. 10, at SSO
each. This fund-raiser supports the
“Pave the Way “ sidewalk project
in front at the old Perry High
School building. Donors of bricks
can have their names or other mes
sages engraved on the bricks
which will be a part of the side
walk in front of the building.
Each SSO donation entitles a
donor to two lines of up to 14
characters each line. Contact
Annette White at the Huston
County Board of Educatio office
in Perry 988-6248 for information
or to make purchases.
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Horace Woodruff’s grandson,
Donnie Brabham, is a Boatswain
Perry Area
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Tel: 912-987-3817
Pump Boys and Dinettes Sept. 8-17
Dial “M” for Murder Nov. 10-18
Oliver! Feb. 22 - Mar. 3
See How They Run June 14-22
For season ticket inforamtion call Richard Smith
at 987-3227 or write to him at 539 Ansley
Street, Perry, GA 31069.
This is the last three weeks tickets will be
offered by mail and in time to allow early reser
vation.
PEDIATRIC ASSOCIATES
is pleased to welcome
Robin Q. Goodman, MD
to their practice
Specialist in Pediatric Medicine
Board Certified by the American Board of
Pediatrics
Certified Pediatric Advanced Life Support
Provider and Instructor
Certified Neonatal Advanced Life Support
* Accepting New Patients
For appointments , please call
(912) 929-9669
The office is open
Monday - Friday 8:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
Saturday 8:30 a.m. to 12:00 noon
116 South Houston Road • Warner Robins, Georgia
Potpourri I
Pauline Lewis
Lifestyle Editor I
Mate 3rd class (petty officer) on
the U.S.S. George Washington.
On July 22, family day was
observed on the U.S.S. George
Washington which was in harbor
at Norfolk, Va.
Horace and his three daughters
attended family day. His daugh
ters are: Judy Brabham of
Winston-Salem, N. C., and who is
mother of Donnie, Danielle,
Deborah and Dana Brabham:
Debbie Collins of Macon, who
teaches at Kings Chapel
Elementary School; and Shirley
Arrington of Perry, who is a
teacher at Perry Elementary
School.
They went aboard the carrier at
4:30 a.m., got under way at 7
a.m., went out to sea and turned
back to port at 1 p.m.
There were 6,000 men aboard
ship, which was as tall as a 24-
story building. Its flight deck cov
ered 4V2 acres (the length of four
football fields) This was the flag
ship in the Persian Gulf.
This family day was also the
50-year D-Day Celebration.
Horace felt that history was
being repeated, for during World
War 11, he was chief petty officer
on the aircraft carrier, U. S. S.
Mission Bay. Now his grandson is
also a petty officer on a mission
carrier. Spending the day on
board the carrier U. S. S. George
Washington brought back pleas
ant memories for “Grandpa
Horace”.
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The annual Georgia Wildlife
Federation Buckararna will be
this weekend at the Georgia
National .Fairgrounds and
Agricenter in Perry. Show hours
(See POTPOURRI, Page C 3)
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Perry Players
Announce Their
1995-1996 Season!
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Wednesday,
Aug. 23,1995
Stacy Clark Perry’s newest Eagle scout
Special to the Times-Journal
Stacy Lee Allen Clark received
his Eagle Scout rank during an
Eagle Court of Honor at
Crossroads United Methodist
Church Aug. 12.
Clark, a member of Troop 96 of
Perry, completed requirements for
the rank during May.
During the program, Clark
shared answers from Annie
Bacon, Crossroads scout repre
sentative, concerning the
lenges and accomplishments
which brought him to the Eagle
award.
Bacon encouraged Clark to
use the knowledge and experi
ence gained through scouting to
prepare for challenges of the
future.
Troop Scoutmaster Troy C.
Gay and Eagle Scout T.J. Gay
explained the progression from
Tenderfoot to Eagle with a candle
light presentation.
Scoutmaster Gay presented the
Eagle award to Clark, adminis
tered the Eagle pledge and gave
the Eagle charge.
Clark presented his parents
with a miniature eagle.
Eagle Scout U.S. Sen. Sam
Nunn, represented by T.J. Gay,
presented a United States Flag and
a congratulatory letter to Clark.
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NEW EAGLE Stacy Clark (center) received the Eagle
Scout award Aug. 12 at Crossroads United Methodist
Church. Program participants included Clark’s parents, Gary
and Barbara Clark, Troop 96 Scoutmaster Troy C. Gay, and
Annie Bacon, Crossroads United Methodist Church scout
representative.
The flag had flown over the U.S.
Capitol July 4 in recognition of
Clark.
Gary Clark, father of the new
Eagle scout, presented the official
Eagle certificate to his son and
lead a letter of congratulations
from the chief scout executive of
the Boy Scouts of America.
Letters of congratulations from
Houston rimes-Journal
Ga. Gov. Zell Miller, Perry Mayor
Jim Worrall and President Bill
Clinton were shared.
Color Guard members Jason
Daugherty, Wade Franklin, Tony
McCarty and Stephen Lowery, all
members of Troop 96, participated
in the ceremony.
Others assisting were Senior
Patrol Leader John Daugherty,
who led the Pledge of Allegiance,
and who escorted the Clarks dur
ing the ceremony and Scout
Shawn Reneman, who assisted
with lighting.
The invocation was given by
Allen Wood. Richard Andel gave
the benediction.
Special guests
There were several special
guests in attendance including
Clark’s grandfather. Arnold Clark
of Summerville; his aunt,
Suzanne Knox, and daughters,
Amanda and Leslie, all of
Summerville; Trish Andel, wife of
Richard Andel; and Argene
Claxton, agriculture teacher.
Others were Ross Cooper,
Order of the Arrow lodge advisor,
his wife, Kathleen, Scoutmaster
of Troop 18, and son Devlin, an
Eagle Scout and second vice chief
of Echeconnee Lodge 358, Order
of The Arrow, all of
Milledgeville.
Also attending were Wendy
Daugherty, Troop committee
chair; Virginia Gay, Troop com
mittee member; Doris and
Quentin Long, friends of
Centerville; and Rose Mae Smith,
a high school teacher.
Clark’s parents hosted a recep
tion following the ceremony.
Special Photo
