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Page 6A Vied.. April 214, IVVV, Hoi,non time>-joto»ni - j I Jfc i MKK- mk fjeflEOWaffi i'L. «/* .# .«R HnL >►**•*9*. IPlaf Jp * W ~JB jfek Ijfl <#sf dp i • sflH^w B Bfek 9 : hMHI *» lra|OT|||ffi9fr m j ‘jjHßßl i n™™ HONORING OTHERS - Perry Mayor Jim Worrall (right) presented awards to a variety of leaders tor tneir efforts. With Worrall are Perry Hospital now 30 years old FromStaffßeports _ The staff and administra tion of the Perry Hospital recendy celebrated the hospi tal’s 30th anniversary recendy. Mayor Jim Worrall of Perry made a brief presentation, thanking the staff for their efforts. “You can’t congratulate a building,” Worrall said, “The people make the hospital what it is.” Also present for the occa sion were Dr. Skip McDannald, CEO of the Houston Health Care Complex, Barbara Calhoun ol the Houston County Hospital Authority; Chris Kinnas, Perry Area Chamber of Commerce President and Steve Rodgers, chairman of the Chamber board of direc tors. The hospital employees enjoyed a dessert bar as part oi the celebration. Julia Nell Shaw named MGT Instructor of the Year Special to the Times-lournal Julia Nell Shaw is Instructor of the Year for 1999 and Middle Georgia Tech’s nomination for the Rick Perkins’ Award of Excellence in Technical Instruction. Shaw has served Middle Georgia Tech as a Practical Nursing Instructor since 1993. In 1994, she assumed the additional responsibilities of Allied Health Division Chairperson and was instrumen tal in writing the Allied Health Youth Apprenticeship technical certificate of credit and the Certified Nursing Assistant tech nical certificate of credit. Shaw also initiated internship Library friends set annual book sale Special ti> the Times-lournal The Perry Friends of the Library will hold the old book sale Mil)’ 6-8. The sale will be held at the Perrv Public Library beginning May 6, from noon until 7 p.m., May 7 from 9 a.m. until 6 p.m., and May 8, from 9 a.rti. until noon. All proceeds benefit the Perry Public Library. In case of rain the sale will be postponed. For more information, please call 987- 3050. Remember Mom! ni 30 Minute Fitness & Weight Loss Center Gift Certificates Available 2 Month Membership $99 Eastgate Shopping Center, near Harveys Mon. • Fri. 8:30 tun. • 1 pjn.; 3:30 pm. • 7 pm. 988-9021 \ ♦ - times-Jounul Photos by Charlotte Perkins (from left) Steve Rogers, Chris Kinnas, Skip -" McDannald, Hospital Administrator lora Davis and Worrall. m || ; If 1 HHK -*. RECALLING THE PAST - Wilma Newberry, long-time Perry Hospital Obstetrics Technician, shares a friendly moment with Barbara Calhoun, a member and former chairman of the hospital authority. programs with local hospitals and health professionals to form a partnership of industry, sec ondary and postsecondary educa tional systems. She is designing web-based instruction for a Surgical Technology technical certificate of credit to allow working surgi cal technicians attain certifica tion. Shaw also served as Middle Georgia Tech’s 1997 Delegate to the Lighthouse Institute and the Georgia LPN Association Instructor of the Year in 1995. Shaw resides in Perry with her husband, Wally, Director of Bands at Houston County High Aviation Hall of Fame to induct three on May 1 ROBINS AIR FORCE BASE Two Medal of Honor recipients and a famous Georgia based aircraft producer will be inducted into the Georgia I lull of Fame on May 1. The three are Captain Eddie Rickenbacker, World War I flying ace; U.S. Navy Captain David McCambell, the most decorated Navy fighter pilot in World War 11, and June D. Maule. School, and their three children, Cathervn, 13; Claire, 10; and Jim, 21 months. is m JULIAN SIIAW MGT Instructor of Year Come visit us at our new location Off Alain Street, across from Watson-Hunt, next to Perry Chiropractic ANIHIMUrUHV NAtLS u/AXHto 441® Tnnnmff fepp>^ t ■• ml fmmt 1 Wendy Musselwhlte, Nall Tech; Christy Bozeman. Hair Stylist/Owner; Pat Kincaid, Hair Stylist; Helen Law. Hair Stylist A New Image -- . ... Hair Stylist/ Owner Campus roundup Tonya Veal earns master s at Georgia College ttiouTPTM'ninrtgvgwi MILLEDGEVTLLE Tonya Veal completed requirements fall semester for a degree from Georgia College & State University in Milledgeville, said Rosemary DcPaolo, president of the university. Veal, a resident of Kathleen, earned a master’s degree in nursing. Lionel Brown of Perry received a master’s degree in social science education. Cathy Johnson of Perry earned a master’s degree in administration, logistics and management. 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(912) 987-4610 ATHENS Jason Charles Hortman graduated from the University of Georgia during the December 1998 commencement ceremony. Hortman received a bachelor of business administration in management information system degree, Hortman has accepted a job with the IBM Corp. He is cur rently in Atlanta for six months then will transfer to Chicago, Illinois for his permanent location. Hortman is the son of Ed and Myra Hortman of Tifton. He is grandson of Edwin and Ruth Hortman of Roberta, and Dr and Mrs. R. C. Barnes of Byron. HORTMAN