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TOP GUN SINGERS Students of Perry Middle School sing Christmas carols and present
Christmas cards to the New Perry Nursing Home residents. Residents shown are Maudie
Nichols, Elsie Evers and Albert Taylor. Students with them are Renisha Mclver, Josh O’Rear,
Kelvin Gorman, Chris Brown, Andrea Lavigne, Lynisha Childers, Cari Bales, Crystal McGhee,
Prentice Thomas, Monterris Fengram, jenny Borden, Courtney Bell and Ross Yasin. Others
not pictured but participating were Lula Wynn, Amy Yacobacci, Dal Leech and Kathy Shelton.
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CHOIR SINGS Members of the Perry United Methodist Church adult choir, directed by
Don Hutchison, present their Christmas concert to large audiences.
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HELPING THE SALVATION ARMY PPG Industries recently made a donation to the
Salvation. Loris Locket (from left) Dan Carmen, Phyllis Glover, Terry Felder and Captain Rick
Raymer discuss items given to Raymer for distribution.
When attending the Wonderland in Lights at the Georgia
National Fairgrounds and Agricenter don’t forget to see all of
Perry. Take Gen. Courtney Hodges Boulevard into town, see
festive lights along that street Carroll Street Washington
Avenue and Sam Nunn Boulevard. Some shops open late for
shopping convenience. Light show provided by the merchants
and residents of Perry. Thanks for visiting.
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safest in world
Special to the Times-Journal
"The U.S. food production
system is the safest, most regulated,
and effective system the world has
ever known" according to Tom
Thomson of Perry.
Thomson is with Triangle
Chemical Co. and has dealt with
issues related to crop protection
chemicals for the past 25 years,
said Ed Duskin of the Southern
Crop Protection Association in
Dawson.
"In many ways our environment
and food supply are safer than
they've ever been," Thomson said
after returning from the 41st annual
meeting of the association at Ponte
Vedra, Fla.
In addition to representing his
company name at the Southern
Crop Protection Association
meeting, Thomson is a trained
Association Ambassador and expert
on understanding the role that
modern crop protection products
play in safeguarding agricultural
production.
Duskin said the Ambassador
program is a national grassroots
communications program designed
to help crop protection industry
representatives talk one-on-one
with local community organizations
about a wide range of food-safety
and crop production issues.
While attending the annual
meeting, Thomson joined with
dozens of other Southern Crop
Protection Association
Ambassadors to learn about
exciting new developments rapidly
taking place in U.S. agriculture.
"This is a very important and
challenging time for our industry,"
Thomson said. "New
environmentally-friendly
technologies are helping to make
agriculture even safer and more
productive than it is today."
For example, Thomson says
computer technology combined
with satellite tracking systems are
enabling farmers to identify and
correct nutritional deficiencies or
pest problems in farmers' fields
very precisely.
"Precision farming is the next
major step our industry is taking to
help ensure our farmers can
continue to provide us an abundant,
safe and affordable food supply."
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