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\7 L& J F PA L - Northrop employees showed their support for their community this year
by donating 7,200 cans of food and 150 toys to the Perry Agape Love organization which
helps needy families during the holiday season. Participating are (from left) Paul Hicks,
Sandra Smith, Tom Saul (P.A.L. representative), Vanessa Gates, Sandy Ellington, Donna
Lynch, Cathy Hutto, Julie Moore and Kevin Noles.
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DAR LUNCHEON Members of the Gen. Daniel Stewart chapter of DAR partake of
Christmas luncheon at the Houston Lake Country Club Dec. 13. With waitress Julie Britt are
(from left) Mary Tolleson, DAR member; guests Betty Hafley, Connette Gayle and Grace
Swan; Gini English, regent of the chapter; Sharon Persons, guest; and partially blocked,
Doris Hulbert, DAR member.
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Perryans consume
2.5 million gallons
of water per day
Capacity is 5 million gallons
By RICK JOHNSTONE
Special to the Times-Journal
If you ever wondered just how
much water residents in the city of
Perry consume on an average day,
wonder no more.
Harold Deal of the city’s gas,
water and sewer services department
answered that and other questions at
the Perry Exchange Club meeting
Dec. 14.
He said an average 2.5 million
gallons is pumped daily, far below
the capacity of 5 million gallons.
“We are in good shape with our
water capacity,” Diehl commented.
“All of our water comes from deep
wells.”
The first public water well went
on line back in 1895. according to
the city official. As a result of that,
the first volunteer fire department in
Perry started right after that.
The oldest water tank currently
serving the city is located by the
National Guard armory, Deal said.
The newest such structure was built
in 1987.
Continued on page 10A
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