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Special Speaker
Edward D. Lukemire, dis
trict attorney for the Houston
County Judicial Circuit, told
members of the Perry
Kiwanis Club about the new
program which helps victims
of violent crime during a
recent speech. The program
included information about
how victims can get help
through the state system.
Persons who feel they have
been victimized can call the
Victim Assistance Program
at 542-2065.
Parker receives
Chic-fil-A scholarship
Special to the Times-Journal
Chick-fil-A has announced that
Perry resident Michele Renau
Parker has received one of the
firm’s SI,OOO team member schol
arships.
According to Jerry Johnston of
Chick-fil-A Inc., Parker was nom
inated by her employer, Michael
Lee, operator of the Chick-fil-A
restaurant in perry.
Parker is a student at Georgia
Southwestern College in
Americus.
The scholarship program is
reserved for restaurant employees
who have completed their high
school education, have worked
with Chick-fil-A for two consecu
tive years; have more than 2,000
working hours with the company,
and who will be attending an
accredited school.
According to Johnston, since
the program began during 1973,
almost 11,500 restaurant employ
ees have received the scholar
ships.
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Graduate
John F. Bullington gradu
ated from the University of
Georgia March 16 with a
degree in technologic stud
ies. He plans to become a
teacher. He is a 1990 Perry
High School graduate. His
parents are Mr. and Mrs.
Lonnie Nace of Kathleen and
Billy Bullington of Vienna.
Houston County
school lunch menus
Menus for the week of April 3-
12:
April 3 Hamburger or
chicken sandwich, lettuce, toma
to, pickle, french fries, fruit (3),
cookie.
April 4 Nachos with cheese
sauce or manager’s choice, shred
ded lettuce, tomato, manager’s
choice vegetable, fruit (3), cake.
April 5-12 School spring
break.
Basketball camp planned
Special to the Times-Journal
Final registration is now being
accepted for the 18th annual
Bryan Adrian summer basketball
camp.
Boys and girls ages 5-18 are
eligible.
Included on the staff are jerry
Stackhouse, Danta Calabria,
George Lynch and Drew Berry.
Camp locations include
Augusta, Spartanburg, S.C.,
Pulaski, Tenn., Greenville, S.C.,
Charlotte N.C., and Greensboro,
N.C.
For information, call (704)
372-3236.
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PURCHASE
Includes all regular, sale
& clearance priced
merchandise & Bonus Buys.
Excludes dept 28 coats, layaways,
gift certificates & prior purchases.
April 5
8- PM
April 6
9- AM
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The Right Look At The Right Price
Perry Market Place Shopping Center
1357-A Sam Nunn Blvd.
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Call 987-1823 to place your want ad
ANIMALS
EASTER DUCKLINGS - Rouen
$2.50 each; Pekin $3.00 each. 987-
5273.
3/27 - 4/3
* PET GROOMING, April, is strip
month for your dog. Get ahead on
those KNOTTED coats. Strips start at
$25.00. Discounts on more than 1
pet. 987-1438.
4/3 - 4/24
LOST CATS: FMCA convention
at Ga. Fair grounds, Monday.
“Smokey” black short hair, 8 years,
no claws. “Scooter” gray long hair, 2
years old, Maine Coon cat. Reward.
Call and leave message, 330-799-
5516.
4/3 - 4/24
LOST SUNDAY 3/24/96 at
Agricenter. Solid gray shorthaired cat,
green eyes, “Smokey”. Neutered
male, 14 years old. 10-12 lbs, front
paws declawed. No collar. AVID
microchip. Affectionate. If found,
please take to nearest veterinarian.
Will pay any expenses. Carol Maxwell
1-800-544-7062, ext. 298.
4/3 - 4/24
ANTIQUES |
FOR SALE: Mission oak buffet,
$300.00; mahogany chest of drawers,
$75. Call Tammie 988-4684.
4/3
APARTMENTS
FOR RENT: 2-Bedroom, 1 full
bath, 2 half baths, available now.
Complete with city utilities, furnished
with washer and dryer, many more
extras. Call for more information.
RICHARDSON-FREE REALTY, INC.
987-0763.
1/24 - TFN
COMMODORE MANOR
APARTMENTS. Now accepting
applications. We have large 1 and 2
bedroom apartments. Rents are
based on income. Call 987-4800.
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2/28 - TFN
** POSTAL JOBS **
ATTENTION PERRY
$12.68/hr to start, plus
benefits. Carriers, sorters,
clerks, computer trainees.
Call today for application and
information. 9 am to 9 pm. 7
days. 219-791-1191, ext.
P 2529.
Weekly Special
27 Pt. Safety Inspection
No Charge
We Service All Makes And Models
Fully Trained Technicians Fast, Courteous Service
WAYNE MORRIS FORD
Perry, GA
987-2411
MASON TERRACE
APARTMENTS
2 bedroom, 1 full bath, 2 half baths, available now. Includes city utilities,
washer and dryer, and many more extras. Available now.
Richardson-Free Realty Inc.
1101 Washington Perry, GA
987-0763
HERITAGE APARTMENTS
PERRY, GA
Come see our newly renovated
1 and 2 Bedroom Apartments.
Very clean and reasonable rates. Quiet neighbors.
1/2 mile from downtown Perry, off of Old Macon Road (Hwy. 41)
987-7749 Ricky Lane- Manager
lApartments Commercial
Apartment Rentals
Marquis • Valley Forge • Pine Castle
Westwood Mobile Home Park
One Bedroom-Two Bedroom-Three Bedroom
Mullins Construction
Owner & Operator & 987-9530 (Holidays)
915-C Main Street« P.O. Drawer J « Perry, GA.31069
* APARTMENTS
SMITH HEIGHTS Apartments now
accepting applications for 2 and 3
bedroom apartments. Rents are
based on your income. 987-1496.
3/6 • 3/27 (g
AUTOMOTIVE
ANTIQUE ‘65 4-door Dodge Dart,
new tires, 61.959 actual miles. Call
987-1823 (work) or 987-2588
(Home).
2/7 - TFN
1986 4-DOOR Dodge Diplomat,
A/C/H/R, new tires. Call 987-1823
(work) or 987-2588 (Home).
2/7 - TFN
1986 PONTIAC 600 LE; 25,000
miles on new engine; 4 door, 4
cylinders; air; PS, PW; cassette; new'
tires. $2,975 or best offer. 987-1414.
3/27 - 4/3
1986 PONTIAC GRAND AM, 2
door coupe. 2.5 liter engine, fully
loaded. S2BOO or best offer. 987-
7924.
4/3
1991 THUfOERBIRD supercoupe
- loaded. 988 35 nights; 929-3208
days.
4/3
■ HELP WANTED
POSTAL JOBS.
Start $12.08/Hr. For exam and
application info, call (219) 769-8301
ext. GAS4B, 9 am - 9pm,. Sun-Fri.
4/3 - 4/24
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Wednesday, April 3, 1996, Houston Times-Journal
HELP WANTED
*s2oo - SSOO WEEKLY*
Mailing travel brochures. No
experience necessary. For
information send a self-addressed
stamped envelope to: Universal
Travel, P. O. Box 610188, Miami, FL
33261.
3/6 - 5/31
ATTENTION LADIES: Earn up to
S3OO or more in free lingerie. Host a
Petra Fashion’s Lingerie Show.
Something for everyone. Nothing
over $40.00. For more information,
call 988-4370.
3/27 - 4/3
SOMEONE TO provide guitar
lessons to teenager at night or
weekends. Call anytime. 988-4132.
4/3
LOOKING FOR A teenager or
college student to watch two kids and
to take to various summer activities.
Call 988-4665.
4/3
JOIN OUR TEAM
Your local Domino’s Pizza Store
needs full and part-time jobbers. Full
time jobbers make more than
$300.00 per week. Flexible
scheduling for part-time jobbers.
Sales are booming and we need your
help to provide the great citizens of
Perry with the excellent service they
deserve. Must have a good jobbing
record and a friendly personality.
Apply in person at Domino’s Pizza
Store, 1113 Washington Street.
4/3-4/10
CHRISTIAN WOMAN to keep 3-
year-old in our home. Excellent
atmosphere and neighborhood.
Responsibilities also include light
housekeeping. Good pay. Call 987-
4317 to schedule interview.
4/3
CHILD CARE workers needed.
Experience preferred but will train.
Christian Learning Center, 2100
Macon Road, Perry, GA.
EOE/Center.
4/3
HELP WANTED: EARN up to
SSOO per week assembling products
at home. No experience. Info 1-504-
646-1700 DEPT. GA-2725.
4/3, 4/17
PERSON TO WORK in tool rental
and farm equipment repair. Repair
experience a plus. Phone 987-
5718/987-1771.
4/3
WANTED: Full time desk night
clerk, 11 pm - 7 am. Apply in person
at Rodeway Inn of Perry, Perry.
4/3-4/10
police officer
The City of Thomasville's Human
Resources Division is now accepting
applications for the position of Police
Officer through April 12th. Georgia
certification is preferred but not
required. Applicants must be at least
21 years of age to apply. Before
applying for this position, you must be
able to furnish the following
documents.
’ A certified copy of your birth
certificate.
* Proof of graduation from High
School (Diploma or GED) or College,
if applicable. Must present original or
certified copies.
* Driver's license and social
security card.
* A certified or original copy of
military discharge papers (DD2I4), if
applicable.
* A certified copy of law
enforcement certification, if
applicable.
Typical duties include: Patrolling
specific districts by foot or
automobile, handling public
complaints, arresting violators of the
law, responding to accidents, issuing
the necessary summons or tickets
when appropriate,
preparing/compiling reports and
;maintaining police records. Performs
other related duties as assigned.
Minimum requirements: Must be
willing to be fingerprinted and a
search made of local state and
national fingerprint file to disclose any
criminal records. Pre-employment
tests will include: psychological,
polygraph, physical fitness, and
physical agility. Must possess or able
to obtain a valid Georgia Driver's
License.
Benefits: Medical, life and dental
insurance, pension plan, credit union,
paid vacation and sick leave.
Starting pay for this position is
$16,926.00 per year (negotiable for
certified officer with experience).
Women and minorities are
encouraged to apply. Call 912/228-
7673 to request an application and
interview.
Deadline for accepting
applications will be Friday, April 12,
1996.
The City of Thomasville is an
equal opportunity employer without
regard to race, sex, color, religion,
age, handicap, or national origin
(except as provided by law).
4/3 - 4/10
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