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Lifestyle Help feed the pig for Meals on Wheels It was a pink plastic pig. It had a slogan printed on its side. “Feed the Pig for Meals on Wheels". I heard someone say. “What's meals on wheels?” I told them it is a wonderful pro gram in Houston County which provides lunch meals at low cost to senior citizens all over the area. Each Monday through Friday, hard working vol unteers deliver the nutri tious meals to people who are often living alone and in poor health. The pig is a way to collect donations for this worthy charity and publicize this program many people still haven't heard about. Word is that there are now pigs popping up all over town. So now you know what must be done. Feed the pig! Among sponsors thus far are: Security Bank (former ly Crossroads Bank), Hamby Automotive Net work (2 pigs), CB&T Bank, Harvey’s, Bank of Perry and Impressions. Perhaps your business could spon sor a pig. Donna James, Executive Director of Meals on Wheels, can be reached at 328-6070. Meanwhile, Meals on Wheels volunteers will have a bake sale at Kmart , June 26 beginning at 8 a.m. All bake sale items arc home made and all proceeds will go to the elderly. Donations will be accepted. • •• For Father’s Day, A Christian Father's Ten Commandments Thou shalt hold no other group more important than the family unit; in all thy ways being faithful to it. Thou shalt teach thy sons and daughters to love, respect and obey their par ents. Thou shalt be a loving and considerate husband. Thou shalt not speak in a manner unbecoming to a Christian. Thou shalt make Sunday a day set aside for God and worship as a family. Thou shalt provide for thy family spiritually and physically. Thou shalt promote and lead family worship in thy home. Thou shalt be honest in all thy dealings. Thou shalt respect the desires and freedoms of thy family members as individ uals. Thou shalt be the head of thy household, while rul ing it with love. • •• Members of the Warner Robins High School Class of 1954 will hold their 45- year reunion, June. 19, at the Houston County Fair grounds. For more infor mation, call class secretary Barbara Osigian Horton at 922-6049. Perryans Robert Brown, Lowell Register and Rachel I S I * MHUM^ Just Visitin’ With Joan □a r sett 987-1823 Wooden belong to this class. • •• Sincere sympathy to Ralph and Elizabeth Tabor upon the death of her mother, Ella W. Powell, June 10. She had reached her 100th birthday June 7. • •• Folks, Sherry’s coming home and “bringing more with her." Sherry Staples Hubbard, PHS Class of 'SB who lives at Signal Moun tain, Tenn. and teaches in Chattanooga, tries to visit every summer and will arrive Thursday. All of her lamily, Charlie, Caroline, Chuck and his bride Jamie, will join her Saturday for an overnight at Henderson Village in honor of her 59th birthday, June 10. Saturday afternoon at 3 p.m. Donnie Free at Cold well Banker Robbins & Free will open the former Staples home for them to visit. If you love her like we do and would like to visit with her and her family and see the house in its preserved and renovated state, please feel free to drop by then. TTiis will be the first time for Chuck to be in the home since his grandfa ther, Eric Staples, died and this will be his wife Jamie’s first visit to Perry. ... - .. - — r ’ ' Jill IP Silk iiik % R. LANE COFFEE JR. Headed to Clemson R. Lane Coffee Jr., son of Rudy and Robbie McAnal ly, graduated May 1 from Berry College at Mt. Berry with a bachelor of science degree in chemistry. Coffee completed all four years of his undergraduate career at Berry as a Founder’s Scholar. See VISITIN', Page 3B t Announcing my new hours: Any time, any day. Tomflty Storey 100 Washington St. Perry. GA 31069 987-1224 When you call my office, someone will be available to assist you. Any time, day or ulght. Weekends, holidays... whenever you call, you’ll speak to someone who cares. 7A Hour Good Neighbor Service™ Staff Farm Insunocc CftnifMiiti Home Office*: Bloomington, miaou jjSSjßtifcuk gar w ill .- •&!»*' $ s > ;S .•■ W §§£<■• V^c^wwktv^ jjjjit : x vim SERVING 20 YEARS Those receiving pins for 20 plus years of service were Charles Bert Bozeman, Chief Johnny Barton, Patricia Brock, Carl Dixon, William Harper, Emily Jean Heath, Joseph Henry, Sharon Hodge, Hazel Jackson, Suzanne Lay, Shirley R. Tarpley, Carl D. Thomas, and John Wood. Page 1B ■ 1k,10% 8 dfr C* HH 3£==jg3sjj* ; mwbHh - - *♦* ippFsS m mii"- IP Jfe"ii3pKl I i foil FOR FIVE YEARS Five Year Service Pins were given to Scott Daniel, Michael Dimsdale, Andy H. Gentry, Robin Dorman, Janet Fonda, Philip C. Gentry, Karen Guyotte, Debbie Hutcheson, Joseph Hutcheson, • " ■ ■ ■■■ ■ ■■ FOR 10 YEARS Ten Year Service Pins were awarded to Darrell Albritton, Debbie Arnold, Stacy Brantley, George Collins, FIFTEEN YEARS Service Pins for Fif teen Years were given to Brenda Allen, Argene Claxton, Cathy Fowler, Mary H. Gentry, Leigh R. Giles, Ezzie Henry, Pat Public Notice The Houston County Board of Commissioners will hold a public hearing at a special Commissioner's meeting at 5:30 p.m. on Tuesday/ June 22, 1999, at the Houston County Annex Building, 200 Carl Vinson Parkway, Warner Robins, Georgia, for the purpose of hearing written and oral comments from the public concerning the proposed annual budget for fiscal year 1999-2000. A copy of the proposed budget is available for public inspection at the Commissioner's office in Warner Robins, Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. The actual fiscal year 1999-2000 budget will be formally adopted by the Board at its regularly scheduled meeting at 9:00 a.m. on Tuesday, July 6,1999 at Perry City Hall, 1213 Washington Street, Perry, Georgia. Any disabled per son requiring special provisions for this hearing should con tact the Commissioner's Office at 542-2115. -Wed., June 16, 1999 Houston Home Journal Kawanya Isom, Tiffany L. Poole, Imogene Provitt, Julia Rogers, Maxalan C. Vickers, John L. Whatley, Dyrall Wig gins, and Robert Zell. Debbie Fendley, Sheila Johnson, Karen La Ware McDonald, Joy L. McNeil, Joe W. Rice, Lorri Russo, and Rose Thompson. Lackfield, Wayne Murphy, Col. Don Net zinger, Carla J. Roberts and Beverly Jane Todd. rjtn ..jb^kß HflßEb '£§&< >•- ' ~ IHnß>' : x : x--v Wm » ; : .«Bj^^&&: ! V^t'irja~^ - Home Journal Photos by Tbrey Jolley FOR 25 YEARS OR MORE Beatice Lynn Asbury, Andrew Cason, Richard Erwin, Ross Har ridge, Judy W. Johnson, Sharon D. Lee, Susan P. Pierce, and Shirley W. Ross. Kings Villas Apartments 1980 Kings Chapel Road Perry, Georgia 31069 Now Accepting Applications For Our Waiting List! 1 Bedroom Flats 2 Bedroom Townhouses Please contact Ms. Cindy Hardee at (912) 987-1494 for further information. Financed by USD A/Rural Development TDD 800-255-0056 EOUAt MOUSING Iwsa OPPORTUNITY SKnflß PHS faculty celebrates end of school By Torjey Jolley School may be over for the students but teachers are still in school only not to teach, but to finish up the year’s final paper work. However, it wasn’t all work and no fun on June 9. Perry High School facul ty members were feted with a luncheon in celebration of the successful comple tion of another year of work. Phil Smith, PHS princi pal, said, “It has been a good year and it has been a difficult year a year of joys and a year of tragedies. We had a great year with our test results and meeting our goals. I want to thank each of you for your impact on Perry High." Juan Thompson, retiring after over 30 years in the teaching field, “bequeathed” special items to those remaining in his stead. Items such as a slid er ruler, Kleenex box, chalk chucks, and a double deck er key ring were carefully chosen for each recipient. Several teachers will be See PERRY, page 7B