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■Wed., May 12, 1999, Hoiuton Home journal Page 12B Life While the Relay for Life is about raising funds for the American Cancer Society, there’s plenty of fun for everyone. May 14 6:30 p.m. Reception for Survivors, Coordinated by the Pilot Qub of Perry. 7 p.m. Opening Ceremony. Speaker, the Honorable Jim Worrall, Mayor, city of Perry. Duet by Nicole and Monica Sanders of Kings Chapel Elementary School. 7:15 p.m. Survivors’ Walk. A lap around the Perry High School track by persons who have survived cancer. Singing during the walk will be the Voices of New Hope Baptist Church. After the Survivors Walk, the 19 registered teams will begin circling the track. This walk will continue until noon, May 15. 7:30 p.m. Pictures of the various teams taken by Gilbert Photography. 7:30- p.m. Entertainment by the Kings Chapel Qoggers. 7:30 p.m. Sale of raffle tick ets for a Henderson Village Inn also Langston House 1838 Restaurant giveaways sponsored by the city of Perry begins. 8 p.m. Entertainment by Pride of Perry High School Steel Drum Band 8:45 p.m. Entertainment by vocalist Tracey Westmoreland. 9 p.m. Luminary Service. Featuring One Heart trio and vocalist Angela Ford. 9:45 p.m. Entertainment con tinues with duet of John and Lavonia Fowler. Activities include volleyball, bingo and board games. May 15 12 a.m. Sale of raffle tickets by city of Perry ends. Prizes given to those who walk all night. 6 a.m. Reveille 8 a.m. Krispy Kreme doughnuts for sale to the public at the track, $3 per dozen. Proceeds benefit the Relay for Life Fund-Raising Effort. 8 a.m. Drawing for Henderson Village and Langston House 1838 Restaurant pack ages. 11:30 a.m. Awards Ceremony 12 p.m. Relay concludes. /h t* tl C' 1 </i di&tf* H,C fe c v <Mi M'.vj&'ty j? (f<£> HF'i&Jhi £ *.ccir ,VpOH.\o ft li h y [h tr £jjlt : &r-iir-ip/ijt S©CS€ty ii!hi*c? IHftGtO&Sli&’ja IHf&IMtGt JJ&WtXm&jl . The Survive# Walk is part of the opening The lib around the trail will begin about ceremony. All c Acer survivors are encouraged 7:15 p.m. Ifter opening renlrks by Perry to walk the fi rsjiap of the relay. Mayor jMWorrall. Walkel will be accompa tusic of the Wees of New Hope for everyone. atfi^i^^^^ervice. They are also avail are encouraged to purchase luminary candles able by ordering them from the American for $5 each in honor of or in memory of a Cancer Society and members of the 19 Relay loved one. for Life teams. Special Attractions Rachel English and Ben Jones of WMAZ TV, Macon, Channel 13, will serve as masters of ceremony during the Relay for Life. The city of Perry will sponsor a $2 per ticket raffle to raise additional funds for the Relay. The prizes include a one-night stay at Henderson Village and lunch for four at the Langston House 1838 Restaurant. Tickets go on sale May 14 at 7:30 p.m. and continue until 12 a.m. May 15. Members of the Relay for Life teams will have Krispy Kreme doughnuts available for jm, « jdp| an JoTtE j “ffw M m f T iff 7 f^lfv 7 'W -. I 1 __ n ’4s&*-V - WJHf ■EISf uhe HfcjyEp 1999 Relay for Life teams 1. Alltel 2. Bank of Perry 3. CB&T Bank 4. City of Perry 5. Creekwood Neighborhood Watch 6. First Baptist Church of Perry 7. Harvey's 8. Houston Lake Baptist Church 9. Kiwanis Club of Perry 10. Kings Chapel Elementary School sale May 15 at 8 a.m. Proceeds benefit the fund-raising effort. Doughnuts are $3 per dozen. Event co-chairs Carol Hayes and Holly Sargent invite the public to visit the Panther Pit during the evening May 14 and the morn ing of May 15 to enjoy the entertainment and encourage the walkers as they circle the PHS track. To the volunteers, the chairs say, "Thanks, Volunteers. We appreciate all your hard work in preparing for this event." 11. Kroger 12. Momingside Elementary School 13. Northrop Grumman 14. Perry Elementary School 15. Perry Hospital 16. Perry Presbyterian Church Youth Group 17. Perry High School 18. Perry United Methodist Church 19. Ridgewood Park/Cheshire Place Neighborhood Watch