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Then Simms was on to the Provence area and Montpellier, France to visit Claire and Michel Bandry, longtime friends since he was a visiting professor at Emory University. Montpellier is a commer cial/banking/shopping/ed ucational sort of city rather than heavily industrial. Most of Simms’ time was spent at Buzignargues where Claire has a really old (ancient) family home next to a 12th century church that joins onto some other houses and buildings in a sort of walled-city manner. The city is located in a wine-growing and generally agricultural area where people take their plastic jugs in to the wine co-op for a fill-up. Simms had much fun going to the butcher, baker, supermarket, touristy Aigues Mortes on the Mediterranean, historic district and botanical gar den of Montpellier and being stuffed with every thing from pigeon pate to conserve of canard (duck to us) plus lots of good breads and cheeses. She said she found the people to be very friendly and only one defect to the landscape: France is defaced from one end to the other by large examples MGT to hold graduation at Ga. National Fairgrounds TP More than 500 students will graduate from Middle Georgia Technical Institute when commencement exer cises are held at 7 p.m. on May 27 at the Reaves Arena, Georgia National Fairgrounds. For the first time, gradu ates of both MGTs diploma programs and adult litera cy GED program will be recognized during the same ceremony. Mayor John E. Stumbo of Fort Valley will be the guest speaker. Simms had much fun going to the butcher, baker, supermarket, touristy Aigues Mortes on the Mediterranean, historic district and botanical garden of Montpellier and being stuffed with everything from pigeon pate to con serve of canard (duck to us) plus lots of good breads and cheeses. of teen gang graffiti. It’s all over walls at railroad sta tions, on the sides of bridges, on abandoned buildings, factory walls, ad infinitum. There is no get ting away from it, she said. IBi Perms: Highlites Precision Cutz • Basic Cutz for Men Special; Solar Nail Products Full Set - $24 FHMns - sl2 (No drills! Shoulder Length Spiral - $55 i TANNING BEDS COMING SOON! Owners & Operators: Debbi Brown & Charlotte Cotton 736 Carroll St, Shop #5 in The Village Shops Monday - Saturday - 9 -6 • Sunday -1-6 - - So Much More iu< : Monograms * Embroidery Your color photos on shirts, tote bags Accessories & flowers ‘Deco* l Angel Figurines 25% off I Swags, Pillows, and more!! HANDPRINTED ITEMS & CRAFTS tumm, iti ns \ki: i> now; Located in Perry Plaza, 1206 Macon Rd., Perry Mon.-Fri. 9-7 ;Saturday. 10-6 "™ n " IF-" 111 —I » Visitin’ Continued from, page IB it so. It seemed most of the Baptists of Moultrie came together with most of the Baptists of Perry and friends and relatives from far and nearby to celebrate the union surely made in Heaven. Later Bob Cummings and the Reflections provid ed musical accompaniment for the wonderful food and dance. The party was grand for the adults but even so for the junior attendants and many young children of guests as well. The happy couple overnighted at Henderson Village before departing for their St. Thomas and Aruba honeymoon. It was altogether fitting that the partying actually began May 20 with a trib ute to Kelli’s dad. Cliff Woods. Recently retired, he had been honored by a Weyer haeuser retirement festivi ty in Atlanta, but his fami ly was just waiting for a large family gathering to celebrate at home. It was timely for Kelli and Stacy to provide the guests for that as well as the wedding. • ••• Congratulations to Ash ley Carter and John Hul bert who were married in Athens, May 22. at St. James United Methodist Church. Many Perryans attended the ceremony and the seat ed dinner given by the bride’s parents at Athens Country Club. Skeet Hulbert was host for the rehearsal dinner and dance band held the night before the wedding at Trumps at the old Geor gian Hotel. • •• Pound Puppy Report. Tab. and white female year- , old medium-size short hair dog is available. To see call Animal Control Officer Dan Bass at 988-2800. Gentle reminder - Rabies vacci nations and $5 city dog tags deadline is June 1 at City Hall. smsitm Semotice l-BgSOTS*BBg»ME9»Bn» 612 MIK UrivtPirry, CA 31069 - " " ~ ’ * v 3 Mfci ... ■■ i ki **#k *» .■1 .■ &M Bfe. * -.3. " ■: * rljp : • Bw>rJr : .•y* BHHbEHp' KgifrV-' ;^gL f Sj|? u +*W # 4 # MBtmmim I PM W < BL 1 . 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V- ' ' • ' < ' *• * % ’ _ , „ ........ .. .: .. _ Serving Houston Countians since Dec. 17,1870 - ;n mmmmmrnem Let us be your source of news — - (jonpjKitif/atmftjf to S/at/ie > fftl/er, our t ffi'Si'Sfant * (c/ministrafor* on (feco/mfuj a (§erttf}ec/ (fzfieuner & (ia/ny/ocr on t {fir it //, Elaine attended the 3 month Alzheimer’s TYaining Institute in Atlanta, Georgia, and completed courses in Behaviors, Normal Aging, Dignity Care, Activity Programming, Provider Intensive Care, and Nutrition ■ *gvf t fF b r ,-„ BL . am - *•*£}&& h> ■> v * ll -* 1 * C7~ “ Call Elaine or Sheilah at 987-3120 for information )26 Keith Drive, Perry, GA Dew, Tony Baldwin, Fred Baldwin, Randy Kennedy, Sandra and Gary Frazier, (sec ond row) Diane Shelton, Penny White Annie Neidhart, Ricky Revels, (back) Guide Schmolich Levy, David Dew, Allen Gibby, Gary Smith, Ron Moore Charles Lamb and Frank Shelton. tour to Joppa and Natanya on the Mediterranean. The trek then began to Cecerea, Plain of Sharon. Mt. Carmel, Sea of Galelea to Tiberius where Jesus did most of his ministry. Then the group traveled to Capernium, Magdala, Peter's Chapel and Peter’s House. Tabga, Bethsaida. The group became like tAi, May 26,1999, Hmunm H*m* Jtmrtud ■ one tamilv sharing time together and preaching time with Gary Frazier, tour members reported. Gary Frazier began this ministry to take preachers to the Holy Land to educate them and to experience firsthand what they preach. Soon others wanted to join in. Perry's Finest In Assisted Living for Senior Adults Page 3B