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PAGE 10A Meeting friends j I j HHt> KKO A -j '**+ muMhuns, ■■■BS^KS Photo by Emily Johnstone The Helmuth family from Sarasota, Fla., joins Houston County firefighters in celebrating the hol iday season. Five members of this family, a mother, father, and three children, were killed earli er this year during an accident on 1-75 near Perry. Saturday night, rescuers met relatives of the family they worked to save. Pictured: Jake Helmuth, Fire Department Chaplain Sydney Odom, Laura Helmuth, Cloma Odom, Phillip Helmuth and Anthony Helmuth. Holiday fun at Linwood W-'K- ,Jm\ W? /*v£- '* ■ * ■,/V\;> /-. T >j . ;ijHHHnHHvwi ftl nnHHHn ■ iis jsi >*s» J* / t 3: »• 4K& H B't* JH ■ ft' 'urfC -j - *2MR i * nf '3I ft- ft 1 fcJLUp K*f ftW ftps? _*' ~ ftft| HPm —. ' r». /-*• ■ _ * I^T -ftK J* [HHftg . % ~ r- 1■ ■' JJI - Submitted Photo (Above and below) Kindergarten students in Mrs. Arnold’s, Mrs. Kitchens’ and Ms. Marable’s classes at Linwood are shown on December 13. They are prepared for the holiday season and are enjoying lunch dressed in their reindeer “head-dresses.” ■•-■-.y y, ■«&> x --*- V JNL?TkIKII V-- - '- .-~ - Ir^&S : slw&£<i Jm' K- mMEgMSk wa^wri^nnHnnßHnßj^H ,v - v ;i « j „ & Jj-i a. ’ .«&§ f i j‘i *, . sff * / ’ , v gP % * -sWR; «SsE2 s ' ''’ > 5* *T?!a flj §• ft. (Below) Shown are members of the Linwood student body enjoying the concert. H ; - .««£»•*** Jk. ! i iS||gr ;«■«■» ' ? 1 Jußßlik -< -MK«k fi^sf . HE. fIHFVg, i IpXHH|H| gn . f^fc'nj , /-f^a)B^H^^H^B^B|B|^BHHr 1 • s ’*»•- B^HBK»HPSaE^^MM •v '* ' *' ’* $% jfe 'r '~, -, f *%>• „'j* •'/’ • -vjs‘;-?f, ?•-.%. i<~ *MBMpPs|py •. •; . ' { f• Wc\t Houston plome Macon State College is the right place ... AND NOW IS THE RIGHT TIME TO BEGIN OR CONTINUE YOUR COLLEGE EDUCATION Macon State offers bachelor of science programs that address the professional workforce needs of the Central Georgia region. They include: Business “ Communications " Health Information Management Health Services Administration ” Information Technology Nurs ing " Public Service And as a complement to its baccalaureate mission, Macon State serves as a point of ac cess to the University System of Georgia, offering transfer and career programs of recog nized quality in more than 30 areas of study. Day and evening classes are offered at campuses in Macon, Warner Robins and on Robins Air Force Base. And, tuition is affordable. For beginning freshmen, tuition and fees run from $228 for part-time study to $770 for full-time study per semester. APPLY TODAY Spring Classes Start Monday, January 6 Call, Cuck or Visit jm Mt Macon Campus: 471-2800 Warner Robins Center: 953-3185 Robins Resident Center: 327-7307 maconstate.edu Jr macon state couege thi u NivmiTY svsteM or ssoksia —gr M,| T3gr"y 1 OPENING IN FALL 2003 is Macon State College’s permanent Warner Robins Campus, now under construction on Watson Boulevard just a half mile from the main gate at Robins AFB. Macon State is renovating the historic Thomas School and constructing a 25,000-square-foot addition be hind it for the new campus. This fall more than 1,500 students attended classes at Macon State’s Warner Robins Center and Robins Resident Center. Exciting : News! I Sun Tel Communications is pleased | to announce the launch of two new services in its Perry cable system, effective January l, 2003 _J 1 The WB Network will launch on channel 6, replacing WSB-ABC-Atlanta, , and Food Network / will launch on channel 29, replacing Goodlife TV. f These new channels are the two most requested channels we have had for this area, and we are happy to be able to offer them in response to your requests. WSB, which we previously stated would be eliminated from the lineup, will relocate to channel 10 effective January 1, to be shared with programming by the Houston County School Board. In the meantime, we will simulcast WSB on both its current channel (6) and on channel (10). - Sun Tel Communication Your Hometown Cable Company! 1-800-388-6577 y \ 1111 j /if Mifi /1 i DECEMBER 24,2002