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Food Continued from page 1 Street, Warner Robins, 100, None Christian Life Sc hool, 620 Wellborn Road. Warner Robins, 95. None Dixieland Donuts, 1040 A Macon Road. Perry, 98, None Fincher's BBQ/Catering Inc., 519 N. Davis Drive, Warner Robins, 85. None Galleria Cinemas, 2980 Watson Blvd. Centerville, 87, problems with storage of cleaning supplies Houston Lake Country Club. 2323 Ga. 127. Perry. 91. None Houston Lake Country Club Lounge, 2323 Ga. 127, Perry, 94, none IHOP. 2710 Watson Blvd. Warner Robins. 91, None Kentucky Fried Chicken, 409 N. Davis Drive, Warner Robins. 93. None Mike's Hot Dogs, 220388 Watson Blvd. Warner Robins. 91. None Olympia Skate Center. 622 Greenbriar Road. Warn er Robins, 100, None Peachbelt Healthcare, 801 Elberta Road, Warner Robins, 98, None Perry' Hospital Cafeteria, 1120 Morningside Drive. Perry, 97. None Perry Primary Center, 1500 Sunshine Ave., Perry, 96, None Pizza Hut. 1010 Russell Parkway. Warner Robins. 93, None Quincy’s, 1413 Sam Nunn Blvd. Perry. 80. None Ramada Inn/Wings Cafe & Lounge. 2725 Watson Blvd. Warner Robins, 93. None Roseinont Place Cafe, 127 S. Sixth St., Warner Robins, 97, None Seoul House, 128 Manor Court, Warner Robins, 88 Skipper Johns, 12 10 Macon Road. Perry, 94 Smoke’s Rest (k Lounge, 233 N. Houston Road. Warn er Robins. 95. None Snappers Lounge, 2515 Moody Road, Warner Robins, 97. None The Ville Cafe. 2607 A Moody Road, Warner Robins, 97. None Zaxby’s, 401 N. Davis Drive, Warner Robins, 87. None; Dominoes Pizza, 2278 B Moody Road, Warner Robins, 88, problems with storage of cleaning supplies. Eagle Springs Elem, 3591 U.S. 41 N. Byren. 96. None Moms kitchen, 1754 Wat son Blvd, Warner Robins. 92, None Molly’s Lounge. 1249 Russell Parkway, Warner Robins, 91. None Steak tk Shake, 2996 MLK Blvd, Warner Robins, 92 Lunches for Houston County Schools Milk is served with every meal. Breakfast features fresh fruit or fruit juice; cereal and toast are a daily breakfast choice. Lunches otter a variety of fruits and vegetables daily. PBJ sand wiehes are always on the menu. Wednesday 12 Waffles with syrup. Lunch Corn dog or Grilled Cheese w/ Soup or Chili or Baked Potato vv/ Hot Topping. Mississippi Mud Cake. Thursday 13 Breakfast- Sausage Biscuit. Luneh- Nachos with Cheese and Beef or Sub Sandwich or Pizza. Chocolate Chip Cook ie. Friday 14 Breakfast- MangerOs Choice. Lunch- Steak nuggets with Roll or barbecue on Bun or Pizza. Jell-O Cookie. .11 :kvll Island, CiKoklia t) TEKYLL INN - f 's9' V GUESTROOM TAKE TWO rMTWO BREAKFAST Brakfast fl mniwr fclg 1 m two ran two J2U£YLJLILMM aaa . AA 975 North Beachview Drive JEKYLL ISLAND'S LARGEST OOIMSI “ ?“ 7 OCEANFRONT RESORT V* l *) OJ3«i3JI ' All rates based on double occupancy Oceanside and one and two bedroom vilas also available. Weekly and nontfy rates avMlabte. Pels weloome. Tims and giattuties k addeional Not valid w«h poor reservation lot groups, holidays, or other discount ponds Capon valid tbrouab Fsbiuoy 12,2000 life *r jJjjß i|k jjjjj|j saaßKMßßHssfc ?. _ * fe- l i' «Qg ■nJH CHANGING ROLES Doug Barnett (left) is the new chairman of the Perry Area Chamber of Commerce. He suc ceeds Steve Rogers (right) in that spot. Barnett new chamber chairman From Staff Reports Doug Barnett, manager of Chiek-fil-A, was installed as the new chairman of the board of the Perry Area Chamber of Commerce at the chamber’s annual ban quet on Jan. 10. Other officers are imme diate past chairman, Steve Rodgers; Chairman Elect, Dave Cyr, Vice Chairman Linda Easterly, Treasurer Kelly Hillis and General Counsel John Geiger. Directors will be Jim Mehserle. Wayne Morris, Westfield sets open house, testing SPECIALjroTHEHOME_JOURNAJ i ____ Westfield Schools in Perry will host an open house for potential kindergarten stu dents and parents Jan. 30 at 2:00 p.rn. in the elemen tary school. Teachers will be available for consultation and children are invited. Entrance testing will be Feb. 15 18 for admission to the five-year-old kinder garten program. Testing will be conducted by appoint ment only. A half-day kindergarten program is available for children ages four and a full day program is available for Census Continued from page 1 p.rn. Rozar Park Community Center. 1060 Keith Drive, Jan. 15. 22 and 29 at 10 a.m. Middle Georgia Technical Institute, 80 Cohen Walker Drive, Warner Robins, 6 p.m., Jan. 17. 24 and 31: 9 a.in., Jan. 12, 19 and 26. Two forms of identifica tion. preferably a driver s license , a Social Security card or birth certificate, are required to take the test. For more information call (912) 752-3359 or 1-888- 325-7733. Chambliss Continued from page 1 ences in agricultural risks, and also emphasized the need for children to be taught by teachers certified in the fields they teach. Chambliss stayed in Houston County for another day to tour the county's schools. Home Journal Photo by Jj Johnson Colton Sexton, Linda A. Hall, Paulette Tompkins, Paul Davis, Mike Moore. Donnie Free, Jay Jones, Connie Potter, Wayne Ragin and Mike Baker. Before yielding the gavel to Barnett, Steve Rodgers named Paul Davis Chamber Volunteer of the Year. In accepting his new office, Barnett said that he would emphasize member ship, development of leader ship program, education and positive goal setting as the year 2000 begins. five year olds. Registration for the 2000-01 school year begins in March. Westfield is a non denominational Christian School for grades K-4 through 12 and is accredit ed by the Southern Associa tion of Colleges and Schools and the Georgia Accrediting Commission. Westfield’s educational philosophy is based on the belief that stu dents need and deserve a strong academic learning environment where the stu dent can prepare for college or life in an atmosphere where patriotism, citizen ship and prayer are encour aged. For more information or for an admissions packet Michael Drake at (912) 987 0547. Aglow meeting cancelled Speci^to^theHomeJournaj^^^^ There will be no January meeting of Perry Women's Aglow. The Aglow schedule will resume on Feb. 19, an orga nizational spokeswoman announced. St. Christopher’s Episcopal Church WELCOMES YOU To the Holy Eucharist 9:45 a.m. each Sunday 1207 Macon Road Perry 987-2190 Beasley joins Bank of Perry leadership SPtCIAi i TOTtaHOIffIJOI2NA i L > __ > _ The Bank of Perry has announced that Sibobhan Beasley has joined the staff as the Retail Banking Offi cer effective Dec. 20. She brings 22 years of diverse banking experience, from operation to collec tions, to her new position, and is fluent in Spanish. Beasley, her husband, Earl, and their daughter, Stephanie, have lived in Perry for the past two years. Commenting on Beasley's appointment, Kelly G. Hillis, Chambliss tours county public schools By Lanorris Fleming U.S. Representative Saxby Chambliss spent the day visiting Houston County schools Jan. 11. His plan was to tour an elementaiy school, a middle school and a high school. By visiting the schools Chambliss said he would get a first hand look at what is going on in the schools. He also had the chance to speak one on one with some of the students, teachers and other administrative staff. Chambliss began his day at the Houston County Board of Education offices where he met with and was Perry Middle School PTO to host barbecue, bake sale and concerts SPECLU ; _rO_THE_HoMEjOURNAL__^ i^^^__^^^^^_^ The Perry Middle School MV) will host a barbecue, bake sale and concerts at the school Jan. 20. Barbecue plates are $5 and include homemade pork barbecue from Cree-Mee Dairy of Unadilla, green beans, baked potato, bread and dessert. Take out plates are available at the bus entrance from 5- 6.30 p.m. or eat in the cafe teria from 6-8 p.m. \fo4o Macon Boaff Aero®* from Stanley Jfkrfntture ATTENTION: Kmart Shoppers In the Kmart Jan. 2,2000 weekly ad circular, on page 10, features Gameßoy Game “Army Men.’’ This item will not be available due to the manufacturer’s delay in shipping. We apologize for any inconve nience this may have caused our customers Serving The Middle Georgia Area At IJL Wachovia we are dedicated to a single objective: helping you achieve your investment goals by providing high quality personal service. Call our office today for more information. IJL Wachovia is a full-service investment firm offering: • Stocks • IRAs • Money Market Accounts • Bonds • Tax-Advantaged Investments • Qualified Retirement Plans • Mutual Funds • Managed Futures • Personal & Corporate Trusts • Annuities • Government Securities • Financial Planning IJL®Wachovia -113 Carl Vinson Parkway, Suite B Warner Robins, Georgia, 31088 www.ijl.com 912.328.1803 • 888.295.5879 INVESTMENT PRODUCTS OFFEREO RY UL WACHOVIA: NOT FOIC-INSURED • NOT RANK'SUARANTEED • MAY LOSE VALUE DIVISION OF WACHOVIA SECURITIES, INC. • MEMBER NYSE, INC. • MEMBER SIPC WACHOVIA SECURITIES. INC. IS A NON-BANK AFFILIATE OF WACHOVIA BANK. N.A. President of The Bank of Perry, said. “We are delight ed to have Sibobhan on board and invite everyone to stop in and say hello to her." The Bank of Periy is an affiliate of Persons Banking Company, with assets of approximately S2OO million. Persons Banking Compa ny also has banking offices in Lithonia, Conyers and Swainsboro. Founded in 1889, The Bank of Perry is Houston County’s oldest bank. escorted to his destinations by various Houston County education officials. Chambliss' next stop was for a tour of Northside High School where he also addressed the student body in an hour-long assembly. Other stops on Chambliss’ tour of schools included Houston County Career and Technology Center, Warner Robins Middle School and Perry Primary' School. Chambliss also attended the first Houston County Board of Education meeting of the year where he made comments on the good repu tation of the Houston Coun ty Board of Education and how he felt about his trip CASH LOANS ON CAR TITLES NO CREDIT CHECK SIOO - SSOOO INSTANTLY Friendly courteous Staff • No waiting Executive loans s2ooo+ * Monthly payments Call Toda y-For More Information Ace Title Pawn Inc. 1716 Watson Blvd. 912*329*1999 Warner Robins J U J Restaurant for Lease 627-3228 Jack Witty Senior Vice President/ Investments Hi i «** Wed., Jan. 12, 2000, Houston Home Journal mk. fgm |fp . L , ' v -,- „•.?£ iifolnijfclfefell through the schools. “1 appreciate the opportu nity to come and visit throughout your schools, said Chambliss I wish 1 could have visited them all." According to Chambliss seeing what is going on in Houston County schools gives him a good feeling about how the government is spending money for schools. He also commended the work at the Houston County Career and Technology Cen ter for allowing individuals to have a chance to receive and education that will allow them to gravitate away from the welfare system and back into the work force. There will be performances by the dance | chorus, drama and band groups beginning at 6:15 in the gym. Purchase tickets at the school office or Hart Brothers Nursery. For more information contact the school at 988-6285, Jane Lawhorn 987-4278, Sue Walton 987-8692, Karen Clay 987 3893 or Julie Moore 987-4175. Proceeds will go toward the purchase of a Marquee. Steven C. Pender I SIBOBHAN BEASLEY Joins Bank of Perry Wade Turner Financial Consultant Page 3A