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According to Tammy Welliver, “Hundreds of onlookers and horse-drawn enthusiasts will share in the excitement of a weekend filled with family fun. horses, mules, car riages, wagons and farm implements of yesteryear from all over the southeast and beyond.” Among the activities for the May 29-30 event are carriage rides for all ages, the “Hitching and Driving Days Pleasure Parade”, 25 competitive events, profession al photography, driving lessons, demon strations of draft horses, driving horses, mules and driving goats, and much more. “There will be trained driving animals and vehicles provided for spectators to PP 1 ] Home Journal Photo by Charlotte Perkins FUTURE FIREFIGHTERS - Liston and Jimmy Mehser le were among the many kids who enjoyed checking out the fire engine and police vehicles at Chick-Fil-A's safe ty day on May 22. The boys are the sons of Meg and Jim Mehserle of Perry. JOHN W. OXENDINE sevcmtm flooh, west tower COMMWWOWgR Of muwict FLOTOBUUXMQ SAFETY F*e COMMISSIONER XWSUSAJfO COtCTAJTr' I MUTUAL STATSKSST a IIARTW UjSSmSSjR WOVf WXIgTRtAILQWCOMMaBiONFW FOR FOSLICATIOM ATLANTA. OEOfIOA 3004 COMPTROLLEROENERAt. For tho Year Ending D«C 31 190 Q <4O4)BSMOS* TOOe )404) SH 4031 Kind of Insurance , Fire & Extended Coverage 11X10 * Of the condition °f the ~Be 11 Farmers Mutual In« Co Inauranoa Cooper™. Retry Sa 31059 Organised undac tha laws of tha ttataa of GdQrQla —da tn th> insurance Coaaelsalonar of tha ttata of Qnoroia in pursuance to tha laws of said itate. Principal office {Street a Muefcer) . 1010 MAcon Stmet Parry Oa 31069 TOTAL ASSETS! I Actual Cash Market Value) S 297.767 LXKSXLXTXtS: Cash Capital Paid up S Surplus Over All Liabilities S 181 » 466 Total Liabilities I 1 16,301 INCOME 12 MONTHS If 98 I 275>467 DXSaUJtSEMKKTS 12 MOUTHS If ?_8 $ 308.576 * oopy of the Act of Incorporation, duly eertifled, la in tha office of the Insurance Comics loner. •TATE of gfPgg.t« cowtt of HQiifLan Bnharfc T TuatllW Jr Eereanelly appeared before the UndarSlpoed vho Sworn to and eufeecribed before joe this the 2 1 day of W , #Wfrfe.say_ DON’T MISS A SINGLE ISSUE! SUBSCRIBE TO THE HOUSTON HOME JOURNAL JUST CALL US AT 987-1823 drive,” she added, “along with plenty of experts to answer questions, plus lots of great food and activities. Activities May 29 will include a 3 p.m. Pleasure Parade with ribbons and prizes in a variety of categories. Welliver said more than 200 ribbons and awards will be pre sented during the weekend. Events May 30 will include competition events with categories from ponies to mam moth draft horses and mules, she said. General admission will be $3 for adults and $l for children. The event will take place along U.S. 129, about one mile south of Hawkinsville at the Harness Horse Training Facility. Activities begin at 9 a.m. both days. For more information, call Great South ern Events, 987-3400. Visit the Welliver web site at web site: www.ruralheritage.com/gscwa, or email for details at greatsouthern@prodigy.net. Cinderella OES Chapter offers seniors scholarships SPJtOALTOJHEjIOME^JOUmNAL^ Graduating seniors in the class of 1999 may apply for a scholar ship from the Cinderel la Chapter number 406 Order of Eastern Star. Applications are available from high school counselors, local churches or any mem ber of the chapter. The contact person is Jakie Singleton, 923-2042. Officers of the chap ter are Dorothy Thomas, Worthy Matron; Charlene Thomas, Associate Matron; Juanita Davis, Secretary, Glendora Baldwin, Financial Sec retary; Florence Wash ington, Treasurer; Martha Howell, Con ductress and Jake Sin gleton, Associate Con ductress. The group engages in many community ser vice projects, including preparing dinners for the needy, helping with burial expenses, work ing with the clean com munity project and making monetary dona tions to programs for senior citizens. PHS Junior Civitans named club of year in district By Torey Jolucy Fifteen members of the Perry Jr. Civitan Club attended the South Georgia District Jr. Civitan Conven tion May 14-16. The con vention was held at Epworth-by-the-Sea. While at the convention, the Perry club members received numerous awards, including a large trophy for Club of the Year. They, also captured first place in District Participa tion; first place in atten dance; first place Out standing District Project; first runner-up in Environ mental Project; and first runner-up in Campus Pro- .Tf mjk ' Home Journal Photo by Tbrey Jolley BIG WINNERS PHS Jr. Civitans dis play their trophy for winning Club of the Year. Participants include (back,from left) Mat Glazer, Erik Bossier, Carlos Mont gomery, Kevin Davis, (middle) Susan Pierce, Ryan Emerson. Carrie Midkiff, A Net Group Of Physicians...?itli Doctors You Already Know! Middle Georgia is ready for the new miUenniuni with a new resource for medical care... Cornerstone Medical Associates. A group of top-notch physicians in the areas of pediatrics, family practice, internal medicine and obstetrics/gynecology along with nurse practitioners, registered nurses and other clinical and administrative staff combine their talents and resources to care for you and your family. It’s a renewed assurance of personalized, high-quality medical care from those you already know and trust. Providing A Solid Foundation Of Medical Care David Harvey, 111, MD Inman English, MD Kim Blevens, MD Morgan Wynne, MD Khawaja, Raza Mahmood, MD Meunda Maddox, RN, MSN, FNPC Elaine Hutcheson, RN, FNPC April Pierce, RN, MSN, FNPC 116 S. Houston Road Warner Robins, Ga 31088 912/923-0131 Fax 912/922-6530 Family Practice Gregory S. Harold, MD 938 Street PWrry, Ga. 31069 912/987-2212 Fax 912/988-1300 Ject. Additionally, two mem bers won personal awards; Miranda Ryberg, Civitan of the Year, and Mat Glazer, first runner-up Civitan of the Year. According to Susan Pierce and Beverly Todd, PHS Jr. Civitan sponsors, the group worked hard all year on several service pro jects, such as, Teachers' Appreciation Day, PAL, Loaves and Fishes and Valentines for Teachers, Other club activities included Special Olympics, environmental projects in Albany and Columbus, Ocmulgee Crawfish Festi val, Mossy Creek Festival, # CORNERSTONE? MKDICAL ASSOCIATE*, LLc lj Perry D. Melvin, MD 1410 Ruasell Pari way Warner Robes, Ga. 31088 912/922-8521 Fax 912/922-8820 Roa Andrews, MD 100 Corporate Ponte Waraer Robin, Ga. 31088 912/922-6811 Fax 912/922-2811 CENTRAL BUSINESS OFFICE 312-A Margie Drive • Warner Robins, Georgia 31988 912-751-2588 • FAX9I2-953-6727 Wed., May 26, 1999, Houston Hrnnt Journal Stacy Crook, Lindsey Brown, LaShonda Watts, Ross Yasin, Karen Lord, J.R. Greco, Beverly Todd, (front) Heather Sokinas and Cory Emerson. Not pictured- Miranda Ryberg. Mansoor Salehbhai, MD, FAAP Santanu Das, MD Muhammad Au, MD 1049 N. Houston Road Warner Robins, Ga 31093 912/922-9081 Fax 912/329-8619 1280 S. Houston Lake Road Warner Robins, Ga. 31088 912/988-9363 Fax 912/329-8619 and Salvation Army pro jects. “They worked very hard all year," said Pierce. Pierce added, “Jr. CivJ- . tans is a service organiza tion. Two of our Jr. Civi tans, Mat Glazer and Ryan Emerson, raised several dollars for Civitan Interna tional Research Center (CIRC) in Birmingham, Ala." Glazer, Governor of South Ga. District, raised $2,500 by SNO-DO, riding a snowmobile for hours in Canada. Emerson, Public Relations Coordinator for South Ga. District, raised $1,700 in a Dance-A-Thon. Larry D. Stewart, Jr., MD, FAAP ' Marilyn Kennedy, RN, ESN, IBCLC 1824 Keith Drive Perry; Ga. 31869 912/987-3445 Frx9l2/987-3112 j i Gerald K. Brantley, MD Daniel Fowler, FNP 1823 Keith Drive Perry, Ga. 31069 912/988-1180 Fax 912/988-8211 Page 3C