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Page 2B Wed., Nov. 3. 1999. Houston Home Journal WT wHWWMi ■■ 4*S‘.!'•■■• s " • WBS „ ! "WSBa^^U^n ‘. ' >bF -*v. t % s v -V, •' Mark Massey and Lyle Branson Branson, Massey set Jan. 29 wedding vows Mr. and Mrs. George Gilbert Branshn of Fayetteville announce the engagement of their daughter Lyle Tamra Branson to Mark Hanse Massey, son of Mr. and Mrs. M. Hanse Massey of Perry. The wedding will take place at 6 p.m.. Jan. 29, 2000, at Martha Bowman United Methodist Church in Macon. The bride-elect is the granddaughter of Zelma Moore and the late Clifford Thomas Moore of Opelika, Alabama, Nell Branson and the late George G. Branson of Birming ham, Alabama. She received her bachelor of science degree in education from Auburn University, and is a spe cial needs preschool teacher at the Butler Early Childhood Center in Macon. The groom-elect is the grandson of Mrs. J. C. Saunders and the late J. C. Saunders, and the late Mr. and Mrs. Mark W. Massey, all of Moultrie. He attended Valdosta State .University,' and is assistant general manager of Mid State Construction and Stripeing of Perry. > 'Mia*'' mBBUBm** ii v >«Pl*®bJfflr L Mm ■ ~~ ' i Home Journal Photo by Torey Jolley ICING AND COOKIES ON ROAD TO SUCCESS Ken neth Sutton 111. LaGloria Turner, MaaLik Cheatom, and Logan Walsh enjoyed making masterpieces with icing and cookies October 28 at the Headstart Open House/Fall Festival. H ~t child and adolescent medicine Dr. Steve Wade and Dr. Yaritza Colon are pleased to announce the association of Dr. Elizabeth S. Young 1118 Morningside Drive • Suite A Perry, Georgia 31069 (912) 988-2205 Office Hours by Appointment Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday • 8:30 a.m. until 5 p.m. Wednesday • 1 until 5 p.m. ■E* 4 , &oWmdLw “**&? *¥ aHpP'■ w JR ; ' |gK»l|j ' ‘ | «5V * Laquita Bouts and David Tripp HI Davis, Tripp plan Nov. 4 wedding in Perry Carol Ridley of Perry and Freedie Davis of Marshal- Mile announce the engagement of their daughter. Laquita Sabri Davis, to David Tripp 111, son of Kimbel Tripp of Warner Robins and David Tripp Jr. of Hawkinsville. The wedding will take place at 3 p.m. , Nov. 4. at the Houston County Courthouse in Perry. The bride-elect is the granddaughter of the late Cora Maude Ridley of Perry. She is a 1999 graduate of Perry High School and attends Middle Georgia Technical Institute, where she is studying marketing management The groom-elect is the grandson of Annie Tripp and the late David Tripp Sr., of Columbus and Rosalyn and Wilber Batts of North Carolina. He is a 1999 graduate of Houston County High School and will begin basic training in the U.S. Air Force on Nov. 16. Headstart Awareness Month Headstart focuses on basic learning needs of students By Torey Jolley Home Journal Stajtt “Headstart is 34 years old. Every October, we observe Headstart aware ness. We try to help the community be more aware of the Headstart programs that are available," said Aretha Neal. Family Com munity Partnership Coor dinator. The Perry Headstart is located along Tucker Road. It currently serves 34 stu dents, ages 3-5 years old. It is one of 22 Headstart programs in 15 counties. According to Neal, 10 percent of the program’s students are dealing with a disability. “We have an active wait ing list, and encourage families with a disabled child to enroll him or her into the program," said Rosa Hammock, Headstart Center Supervisor. The program uses a cre ative curriculum to prepare children for school. “It gives the children a head start on how to learn," said Hammock. The program focuses on teaching the basic begin nings to the youngsters. “The children learn colors, shapes, numbers, letters, ana other important lessons. We use field trips to allow for more exposure The Perry Headstart is located along Tucker Road. It currently serves 34 students, ages 3 5 years old. It is one of 22 Headstart programs in 15 counties. to new things. The more exposure a child has, the better they learn,” said Neal. In addition, to learning the basics, the-childreoaiffa' WANTED We Want Year Company That’s right! Robins Federal Credit Union wants your company to become a member of our credit union family. It's a free added benefit you can offer to your employees! Plus, all of your employees and their families would enjoy these great benefits: • Low-rate auto and home loans • Free checking • Low or no-fee savings accounts • Ix>w rate credit cards • Great kids club (teaches children that sarinig money is fun!) • Convenient branch locations • And much more! If your company is interested in offering free credit union benefits to your employees, just call Kim or Sharon at (912 J-923-3773, press option 8, then ext. 2861 or 2866 What are you waiting for? Contact Robins Federal Credit Union Today! Robins Membership eligibility required Accounts federally insured to SIOO,OOO by NCUA, an agency of the U S. Government Equal Housing Lender We do business in accordance with the federal fair Housing Law and the Equal Credit Opportunity Act lllwß vTn {SHa fH ‘ ~ Ml +» mi ■a- ; Jfifpß jM... * . jfejp ‘v. •» ' 1 \ m ..mHe. j # 1 ’ V 4§w '' $Wm 4, 'jit *' Elmo “Buddy" E. Cook Jr. and Anne Marie Arledge Arledge and Cook plan Dec. 4 we dding in Perry The Rev. and Mrs. Thomas L. Arledge Sr. of Perry announce the engagement of their da ugh ter. Anne Marie Arledge, to Elmo “Buddy" E. Cook Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Elmo participate in Reading Is Fundamental program. Three times a year, the chil dren are allowed to choose from a collection of RIF books, .and keep a book for "'’'K., 1 . , i'lfv «/- bHB wSam-rW «■ gmmgSX, Wm m <« ■ ' M : |>.y Ik E. Cook Sr., of Warner Robins. The wedding will be at 5 p.m.. Dec. 4, 1999, at St. Christopher's Episc opal Church of Perry. their own private use. Dur ing the Oct. 28 RIF pro gram. Darrell Manning handed mt b books the students wanted. The program will next be ticld in and April of 2000. Tint a spare recipe? Share it with the Hone Journal before Nov. 17. (all 987-1523 for details.,