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Times-Journal Photo by Pauline Lewis
THE WINNER Kiwanis Club scrapbook editor Steve
Pace (left) and Kiwanis Club past president Michael Drake
inspect the scrapbook which won state honors during the
recent Kiwanis Club convention.
A/unn selected for state office
Special to the Times-Journal
ATLANTA The Council of
Superior Court Judges of Georgia
named Judge George F. Nunn Jr.,
Houston Judicial Circuit, Perry,
secretary-treasurer for 1995-96
during the council’s annual meet
ing on July 31 at St. Simons
Island.
Also elected were Judge H.
Arthur McLane, Southern Judicial
Circuit, Valdosta, president, and
Judge John E. Girardeau,
Northeastern Judicial Circuit,
Gainesville, president-elect.
Nunn was appointed to the
superior court bench June 3, 1986
by Gov. Joe Frank Harris and was
subsequently elected. Prior to his
appointment, he served as a mem
ber of the Perry City Council from
1977-1985 and judge of the
Municipal Court of Perry.
Nunn earned his undergraduate
degree from Emory College in
1966 and received his Juris
Doctor degree from Emory
University School of Law in 1969.
He practiced law in Atlanta and
Teachers attend math workshop
Special to the Times-Journal
MACON Four teachers
from Perry attended a workshop at
the Peachtree Conference Center
in Peachtree City, Aug. 9-11, to
develop and improve teaching
skills in math and science.
he workshop was funded by a
grant from the Knight Foundation
and sponsored by Mercer
University and the Houston
Modeling class
to be offered
Special to the Times-Journal
Young ladies ages 11-18 can
sign up for a modeling and social
skills seminar to be offered by the
Perry Recreation Department.
The class will be offered each
Saturday from 2:15-4:15 p.m.
from Sept. 23-Dec. 2. Sessions
will be at the Perry Community
Center at J. Frank Rozar Park,
1060 Keith Drive.
Terry Wilson will instruct the
class which will include goals
such as introducing the partici
pants to modeling, fitness and
conditioning, developing self con
fidence and wardrobe planning.
Emphasis will be placed on
voice improvement, nutrition,
commercial acting and photo
modeling.
For additional information, call
988-8131.
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A native of Perry, Nunn is a
member of the Kiwanis Club and
the Perry United Methodist
Church, where he teaches Sunday
school. He and his wife, Janet,
have two children, Jennifer and
Christopher, who attend Emory
University.
The Council of Superior Court
Judges is composed of the state’s
superior court judges and senior
(retired) superior court judges. It
was established by the state legis
lature in 1985 to further the
improvement of the superior
courts and the administration of
justice in Georgia.
The council seeks to identify
and propose solutions to problems
common to all judges and has
recently adopted strategic plan
ning to identify effective and effi
cient operational goals. Duties of
the council include the adoption
of uniform court rules, preparation
of pattern jury instructions and
benchbooks and appointments to
the Sentence Review Panel.
County school system.
Teachers who were involved in
the workshop included Gina
Rowland, Beverly Wade, Kelly
Voss, and Bill Williford of Perry
Middle School.
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Old-Old-Timers luncheon set
at Robins Air Force Base
At 1 p.m., Sept. 14, the “Old-
Old Timers” from Robins Air
Force Base will gather at the offi
cers club. “Old, Old Timers” are
those personnel who worked at
RAFB prior to 1950.
Reservations are required. Cost
is $5 which can be paid at the
door. Call Jack Braucht at 922-
5912 if you plan to attend. Those
attending are requested to bring a
little of their history at the Base,
old pictures and other memorabil
ia to share.
If you have never attended one
of these gatherings, your name
probably isn’t on Jack Braucht’s
list to receive invitations. Give
him a call and get your name on
his list and accept this announce
ment as your personal invitation
to join in this nostalgic gathering
of the pioneers of RAFB.
•••
The former employees of the
2853rd ABG/DA will hold their
annual Dutch luncheon meeting at
the New Perry Hotel on Oct. 7 at
noon. Imitations will be sent to
those on the mailing list.
If you are a former 2853rd
ABG/DA employee and have
never received an invitation, call
Rachel Wooden, 987-0332 or
Pauline Lewis, 987-1823 (work)
or 987-2588 (home) and get your
name on the list of names and
addresses to receive invitations.
• ••
Congratulations!
To Robbie Deal, native of
Perry, upon joining Charlie Wood
- Imagewear as art director. She is
also a graphic designer, portrait
artist and computer artist.
To Patrick Braski, sales
manager at Prudential’s Office in
Warner Robins, who will super
vise the agents in Warner Robins,
Perry, Cochran Cordele and Fort
Valley..
To Brenda Y. Poole and
Daniel D. Schrader upon their
marriage on July 22 at First
Christian Church in Perry, with
the Rev. Ron Nolen officiating.
The Schraders are living in
Oglethorpe.
• ••
Sympathy is Extended:
To Wilma W. Davis and
family upon the death of her hus
band and their father, Jack Davis,
on Sept. 2.
To Gertrude Bloodworth of
Perry and other relatives, upon the
death of her sister, Maggie Mixon
Potpourri
Pauline Lewis
Lifestyle Editor
Balkcom of Macon on Sept. 1.
To Dessie Mae Nobles of
Perry and other relatives, upon the
death of her sister. Jennie V.
Nicholson of Byron, on Sept 1.
Desmond Williams of
Hayneville, and other relatives,
upon the death of his mother.
Bettina C. Williams of
Hayneville, on Aug. 31.
To Virginia Stroupe and fam
ily upon the death of Gerald Dwight
Stroupe of Perry on Aug. 30.
To the family upon the
recent death of Bernice S. Gray.
To Ray Waldbusser upon
the death of his grandmother,
Vivian Brown of Spring Hill,
Florida.
• ••
Among the hospitalized are
George Turner, Wanda Williamson,
Robby Terry, Harris Chapman,
John Tyler Moreland, Macy
Skinner, Emory Reeves, O. J. Kiser,
Richard Mason and Amy Hartman.
Among those recuperating at home
are Connie Nelson, Lindsey Bell,
Muriel Akin, E. B. Trigg, Nettie
Taylor, Christy Grantham, Tina
Davidson, John and Leila Clifton,
Lucille Pritchett, Annie Lou
Mackeigan, Christine Wilson, Mary
Gibbs, Johnnie Coleman, Tasha
McLey, Dorothy Bums and Gerald
Bums, Lola Richards, Art Cummings,
Dawson and Roselyn Mullin, Remus
Williams, Mr. and Mrs. G.F. Rogers,
Barbara Green, Bob Green, Mary
Julia Fowler, Korrie Kice, Becky
Cobb and Bill Ward.
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