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Members of 1959 region champ football team at PHS to be honored Oct. 1 Special to the Home Journal On Oct. 1, members of the 1959 Perry High foot ball team will be honored with a 6:30 p.m. reception before the Perry-Jackson game, and will also be rec ognized at halftime. Efforts are being made to reach as many of the team members as possible. The 1959 team remains the only Perry High team to win a region football cham pionship. This year is the 40th anniversary of that victory. They won the Region 2B title by defeating Emmanuel County Insti tute. 28-27. Later the Pan thers lost to Brooks County Bank of America team captures annual Chamber golf tourney Special to the Homz Journal The bank of America team of Jay Jones, Alvin Chapman, Milton Wynn and David Hall took first place during the Sept. 9 Perry Area Chamber of Commerce golf tourna ment. The four were among the 18 teams competing during the fund-raising tourna ment, according to cham ber officials. Played at Perry Country Club, the tournament raised more than $4,000 to fund chamber activities and events. second place m tne event belonged to the team of Steve Rodgers, Snyder Chapman, Jimmy Fair cloth and Bruce Goddard, sponsored by Chapman and Rodgers, CPAs Bevin Green, Ley Pick ens, Larry Johnson and Ray Wells, playing under the Super Sod banner, fin ished third. A team representing the Houston Healthcare Com plex finished fourth. Golfers included Mike Davis. David Campbell, Lois Andrews and Kelly Stevens The fifth place Alltel team included Skip Dawkins, Olen Yarbrough, Gerald Norris and Bobby The guest speaker will be Tom Gupton, princi pal of Perry Middle School. He will discuss the upcoming plans for the school year as well as the new academic pro grams at the school. The PTO members will Sals for the r and the the Perry Band par- Macon RoajJ Acro«f from Stanley Furniture Lost Oat! t Large gray-striped cat (male), lost in vicinity of Fort Valley highway, Wayne Morris Ford. Owner very worried. Call 987-1298 in the South Georgia Championship to finish with a record of 9-3-1 . The head coach was Herb St. John, and the assistant coach was Paul Hartman. Team members were Bill Britt, Pierce Staples, Larry' Walker, Ted Perfect, Ronnie Nobles, Don Baker, Jerry Wilson, John Whitworth, Also Bobby Griffin, Jimmy Smallwood, Wilson Martin, Jerry Horton. l.arry Giles, Pete Hunt, Joel Roper, Larry Harkins, A 1 Lasseter, James Langston, Also Steve Langston. Bill Wadick. Christie Mathews, Larrv Thomson. Larrv Rowell Mike Davis won the Men's Long Drive contest while Janice Spires won the Women's contest. Closest to the pin con test winners included Jimrnv Faireloth. Kellv Stevens anu i erry Padgett. Chamber leaders paid tribune to sponsors of the second annual golf tourna ment. among them were: Applebee's, Chick-fil-A, Inside Scoop. Perry Coun try Club, Zaxbv's, Chap man and Rodgers, Classic Awards and Trophy. Daniel, Lawson, Tuggle and Jerles Also Davis Company, Flint Energies, Green Derby, Parrish Georgia, Sullivan Environmental. Super Sod. Beckham Brothers, Elko Plantation, Also Town Crier. Cellular One, Autumn Terrace, C B & T, Wayne Morris Ford, Alltel, Perry Hospital. JMA Architecture. Walker. Hul bert. Gray tk Byrd. Also The Bank of Perry, Fairfield Inn/Marriott. Security Flank, Weyer haeuser, Beavers and Moore Insurance, Comfort Inn. Daily Sun. Landmark Realty, W.D. Sullivan & Co. Other sponsors included Ace Hardware, Angelina's, Athlete's Foot, Cracker Barrel, Georgia National Fairgrounds, Henderson Village, Houston County Development Authority, Jameson Inn, Lane Track ing, Peachstate Cable. Bank *of America, Perry Hospital, Perry Area CVB, Perry Country Club. Red Lobster. Security Bank, Sun Trust, W.D. Sullivan & Co.. Weyerhaeuser and Willis Aviation, WPGA. Frito-Lay and Tolleson Supply. With more than 350 member businesses and over 100 volunteers, the Perry Area Chamber of Commerce is the largest volunteer organization in South Houston County. V ¥ ■ ■ A gab *.rf^ * i —..—~.-J Houston Home Journal file phot* THE 1959 PERRY HIGH FOOTBALL TEAM POSES WITH COACH HERB ST. JOHN BEFORE THE SEASON BEGAN This Panther Squad Won The Only PHS Region Championship In Football 40 Years Ago. Edwards, Ron Davis, Man ager Ronnie Griffin. David Lawson and Lee Martin. (Members of the team k A TIME TO CELEBRATE Members oj the Perry Area Chamber of Commerce join management and friends of Willow Ridge Personal Care Home in celebration of the new addition to the facility. The new wing includes 15 HODAC granted funds for youth at risk programs in county Special to the Home Journal ATLANTA Georgia Gov. Roy E. Barnes announced the approval of 50 continuation grants lor at-risk youth and absti nence education program s in Georgia. In Houston County, the Houston Drug Action Council Inc. will receive $33,726. It is the HODAC’s third year to receive funds. The more than $1.7 mil lion is from the U.S. Department of Justice. Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Preven tion. the U.S. Department of Health and Human Resources, Maternal and Child Health Bureau, and the Georgia General Assembly. Barnes said continua tion grants are for the pro grams entering either their second year of funding or their third and final year of funding. The grant funds will be administered through the Governor's | Announcing my new hours: i Any time, any day. Tommy 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 night. Weekends, holidays... whenever you call, you’ll speak to someone who cares. 24 Hour Good Neighbor Service™ State Farm Insurance Companies Home Offices: Bloomington, Illinois who are deceased are: assistant coach Ben Lee. Jake Duckworth, Dennis Fismire, Charles Bridges Houston Drug Action Council Inc. will receive $33,726. Children and Youth Coor dinating Council (CYCC). “These types of commu nity based programs are designed to enhance the quality of life of young pen pie and provide them with both emotional support and positive role models," said Barnes. They help to reduce risk factors and give children an opportunity to begin developing to their fullest potential." he added. CYCC monitors juvenile courts, adult jails, deten tion centers, and other facilities for compliance with federal regulations and state laws related to the detention of juveniles. CYCC also educates Cratina ' s AUCTION GALLERY SATURDAY, SEPT. 18tlv, 6:00 PM Hwy .14 1 North of Hawhmsvillc . Otialilv \jtlitpiv I tiritiliift'. <ilitss'tiiif. < hiiui. I .tntfiv Minot's. Ml\'<uk. 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Vai., Sept. 15, 1999, Houston Home Journal Erwin at Perry High School. 988-6314, during the day. or at 987-0530 in the evenings. gia laws relating to juvenile justice and other issues concerning youth. . - ‘ Lew Than Perfect Credit!» OK * Consolidate All Your Bill* * Purchase Auto - Keep Title * 10-15-20-30 Year Loans '• No Application Fee* Up Front * Subject to Approval * Rate* Subject to Change * Some Re*triction* Apply Page 9A