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Perry Horseshoe Club picks up three world title placings By Torey Jolley Home JoumwAi. Staff Horseshoes arc sup posed to be lucky. But for the Pern' Horseshoe Pitch ing Club, skill is how ringers are made. The six year old club is happy to have three world champions in their league. During the 1999 World Horseshoe Pitching four nament in Greenville. Ohio. Howard Kuehn. Tom Carter, and Buddy Aver brought home trophies for their skill. Kuehn placed fourth in Visitin’ 912-931 2151. • •• It is a fact that pets art therapeutic for older people. If you own a sweet cat or dog and would be willing to share your time and vour pet’s affections with the res idents at Autumn Terrace, Activities Director Beverly Boroski would welcome your call at 987-3120. • •• Fellow Beltista Club member Hazel Patton and I attended the Georgia Women s Show Aug. 20. We enjoyed good food and posi tive advice of area female leaders at the noon Busi ness Women's Forum Pun cheon. Afterwards we shopped the show participants for possible dealers for Beltista Club’s Spring Home and Garden Show the- first week end in April, 2000. For two days. Saturday and Sun day. of Perry’s Dogwood Festival you’ll be able to shop and visit with Beltista Club. We aim to make things interesting for you! Hazel and 1 had visions of winning a BMW lor a year with a S2O ticket that also benelitted the Susan (V. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation. That ticket also got us a copy of Kroger's July/August Goodness magazine. And therein lies a recipe I want to try soon. Garlic Sauce Prepare sauce up to two days ahead and chill. {food item/or no ms am!jrmdmoim ! \\ ( |(' () )( |l NI)W, purchase! Every fifth visit - 10% off entire purchase Tailored Tots '"l Girls Sizes Boys Sizes Infant-16 Infant - 10 i M|l J *1 eft T /111l *Jjj ■*TT’T»^B mkArnkMtkrt ri Located at Perry’s new Crossroads Shopping Center just a few doors down from Wal-Mart. 912-988-4037* Mon.-Sat. 10 a.m.-8 p.m. Grand Opcniim Cekiiration - Sept. l()& II ■Tdrive^H W/ TODAY! A GOOD CREDIT M A BLEMISHED CREDIT PHBI CREOIT jfIHH No matter whal your credit situation is, fc we will work with you to get you in a new V or preowned vehicle. To get started, call anytime from any touch tone telephone or r-mrfffi?- apply via the internet. We'll take your appli -dmEffiißMrek cation for financing right over the phone Then we'll get back with you and set an BbF fIPHfQHfiBRJBraHNMHiraBHnENHVHIHHIHHV ■* . the world. Carter placed second and Ayer placed second in their respective categories. In addition to Kuehn, Carter, and Ayer, the club had other members place in the world tournament. Placing in their class were Jo Ann Kennedy, Jerome Kennedy, Doyle Johnson, and Rick Thompson. The club members travel to North Carolina, South Carolina, Florida, and Las Vegas to pitch in various tournaments. Makes 2 3/4 cups 1 cup butter or oleo 4 garlic cloves, pressed 1/2 cup all-purpose flour 3 cups water 2 tablespoons chicken bouillon granules 1 teaspoon pepper Melt butter in a heavy saucepan over medium heat; add garlic, and saute 5 minutes or until butter begins to brown. Whisk in flour until smooth. Cook, whisking constantly, 1 minute. Stir in 3 cups water, chicken bouillon granules, and pepper; cook over medi um heat, whisking con stantly, until thickened and bubbly. Chill. Vegetables With Garlic Sauce: Cut 4 zucchini, 4 yellow squash, and 1 sweet onion into 1/2-inch-thick slices; cut 2 red bell peppers in half, and seed. Place veg etables in a grill basket. Grill, covered with lid, over medium-high heat (350 to 400 degrees) 4 to 5 minutes on each side or until crisp tender. Cut bell pepper into strips; toss half of vegeta bles with 3/4 cup Garlic Sauce. Chill remaining veg etables for Bow Tie Pasta With Vegetables and Chick en. Makes 6 servings. Bow Tie Pasta With Veg etables and Chicken: Coarsely chop reserved grilled vegetables and 2 grilled chicken breast halves. Cook 12 ounces bow IggHgT Home Journal Photo by Torey Jolley TROPHIES The winners are (left to right) Howard Kuehn, Tom Carter, and Buddy Ayer. They were awarded plaques and cash for their expertise in horseshoe pitch ing. tie pasta according to pack age directions; drain. Toss with vegetables and 2 cups Garlic Sauce, warmed. Serve immediately. Makes 6 servings. • •• Seems Su Pruitt has an angel on her side in the form of her own son. When she recently was on an errand to Eastman, the brakes on her car failed when she needed them most resulting in an acci dent with another auto. Her pet cocker spaniel was killed instantly and Su received head wounds. Coincidentally, the voice she heard ask “Is anyone in here?" was her electrical engineer son Jeremy who lives in Hawkinsville and works in Eastman. Just hap pened by at the right time. • •• Two October Perry High home football games in par ticular deserve our attention and attendance. Oct. 1 dur ing halftime of the game with Jackson High, the 40th anniversary of the 1959 Football Region 2B Champi onship will be observed with UIIIIIWMIIIIIIIIIIIHIMIWIMIIHUII ■■Hill 1 mmoemrr owdblcty If you have trouble controlling your anger toward your child, there is help available. HODACS Victim Resource Center (912)953-5675 HELPLINE Georgia 1-800-338-6745 Victims of Crime ARLINGTON. VIRGINIA Continued from page IB players, coaches and man ager to be recognized. Oct. 22 is homecoming game with Southeast High and the perfect time to renew acquaintances. • •• Pauline Lewis was espe cially pleased to be back in Pern' Sunday when she was invited by Virginia Bryant to attend first services in the new Presbyterian Church sanctuary behind her Macon Road home. Then Virginia had her over for Sunday lunch and took her on a tour of Hen derson Village and Marshal lville’s Camellia Gardens. • •• Pound Puppy Report Animal Control Officer Dan Bass at 988 2800 has two large golden retriever pup pies. 1 male and 1 female. Two mixed-breed males, 1 black with long hair and 1 tan part-German shepherd. Grant and Myers Helping Hand animal shelter at 905 Jernigan has a 3 or 4 month old golden retriever mix to add to last weeks’ list of a chow cross, 4 lab mixes and several kitties. Kiwanis lodine Deficiency Disorder program serves millions worldwide By JOAN DORSETT Hom = JkMnUJWL i BTAFJ^ —— Members of Kiwanis International continue their battle to do away with iodine deficiency disorder, Joel Burns of Milledgeville to Peny Kiwanians Aug. 17. Burns, a member of the Milledgeville Kiwanis Club, said since 1994 when the worldwide service organiza tion made a pledge to defeat IDD, the organization has raised some S3B million out of the commitment of $75 million. In Georgia, Kiwanians have raised one million dol lars toward a goal of $2.5 million. Burns reported. Burns said some 20 mil lion requests for iodine have been made in India. Worldwide, there are a bil lion and a half people with Thompson opens eye clinic at new Perry Crossroads center Fkom Staff Reports Rhonda Thompson, doc tor of Optometry, has opened the Thompson Eye Clinic in the Wal-Mart Vision Center off St. Patrick's Drive. Thompson is a 1988 graduate of the Illinois Col lege of Optometry, and has held a Georgia optometry license since 1988. She has received post doctoral training in medical treatment and management of eye disease, and is a member of the Georgia Optometric Association. She was previously associ ated with Eyesight Associ ates in Perry. A member of the Perry Kiwanis Club, she lives here with her sons. Matthew. 7, and Jimmy Batten, 21, who works with her at the clinic. maybe it’s not n Peasa timeout In 1996, a reported 239332 children were physically abused in the United States. Wed., Aug. 25, 1999, Houston Home Journal the deficiency. He said only five cents worth of iodine will treat a person for their entire life. During his presentation. Burns shared from the new IDD video “Dancing with the Moon." The video explains reasons why the Kiwanis Club is participat ing in the fund-raising pro ject. Burns was introduced to the club by Joe Andrews. Member Steve Harrell led the induction of the 14th new member of the year, Chuck Linn, Manager of the Jameson Inn. Born in Ohio he moved to Atlanta in the ’7O s. Linn reported Atlanta finally outgrew him and he is thoroughly enjoying Perry and the Jameson property. Also on the Thompson Eye Clinic Staff are Norma Adams, Manager Linda Nel son, Cathy Bryant, Sharon Beamon, Joyce Emerson and Phyllis Ross. — il ... a* Tv < 1 RHONDA THOMPSON Page 3B