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THE HOUSTON HOME JOURNAL -Jk WmsS& MOw •//. SL ■:£■-; M Kfe jflllk ' jShkL ' r * v >/~ r s m llilil\' '- lipi|jlpipil: rafgl dr 111111 ji submitted Karen Keen, an early childhood education program stu dent, was presented the Warner Robins Rotary Scholarship for summer quarter. She is shown receiving the award from MGTC President Billy G. Edenfield. € ■ ya submitted Debbie Moore, accounting technician, was named MGTC Employee of the Quarter for spring quarter. v . foHHB * - IfilSf ':jffiß MiMB uiM A’SfjsM i ' JUgf J B, ■ ®“*SliySj | nr,wl • submitted Ken Spragins (left), HVAC program chair, accepts on behalf of Middle Georgia Technical College, the accredi tation plaque for the heating, ventilation, air conditioning and refrigeration program. ‘Johnny Appleseed’ visits Perdue Primary Henry Werner (a.k.a. Johnny Appleseed) grabbed the atten tion of students at David A. Perdue Primary School recently. From the pot on his head to the clothes that he wore and the dirt on his feet, Werner brought the legend of Johnny Appleseed alive. The stories he shared totally mesmerized the students during the time that he appeared in each classroom. submitted . v , ’I&JHHk -r | ,£ ft »> submitted Students and parents had a surprise visit at dismissal last week, when "Clifford, the Big Red Dog" danced around the parking lot. Clifford was at Sacred Heart School promoting the Scholastic Book Fair being held Sept 22 through 26. Middle Georgia Technical College holds Awards Day iBC I IF Bft Tjlm I R 1 I 5i i H mHT '■■phr * v < pppßl I— : .... Clifford visits Sacred Heart School B B submitted Daniel Drummond (left), an aviation maintenance tech nology student, was presented a scholarship from Chick fil-A to offset expenses for tuition, books and supplies. Billy G. Edenfield, president of MGTC, presented the award. Sfc 'lf "jjt iJL - • .-8 jf§ ''f | \ i gHKgpK : k 'JmmmMXmm % | Igp,' • US? 1 | M |H Ik' r-'J| -V. submitted Dan Webb (center), CIS department chair, was presented an American Eagle plaque and a $250 check by the Carl Vinson Memorial Chapter Air Force Association. For the past several years, he voluntarily created and maintained the Association Web site (www.cv-afa.org). Most recent ly he developed and coordinated procedures for adver tising, registering and payment for the first ever “Transformation” symposium sponsored by the chapter. The symposium was a tremendous success with over 200 military and civilian leaders in attendance. Over 90 per cent of those in attendance registered and paid online. The chapter recognized Webb for his efforts. * ■■ *SKBS C- *■ ' |mb / m submitted Clifford dances as media teacher C. Morgan looks on. LOCAL WEEKEND, SEPTEMBER 27-29, 2003 mk JHj ISSBellpl fp JBBQftgSB&P v^bw 1 ® I iiliips submitted Laura Walker, a dental hygiene student, was awarded the Flint Energies Foundation scholarship. She is shown receiving the award from MGTC President Billy G. Edenfield. "Have Cameras, Will Travel " Ok . TURNER W RUCTCGRARUy Aerial I Ik tusraptiv y) Had lmm • 4/»>-»/y-HH tf i/vit «-(M 1 Seven Minutes Could Save JSL You Hundreds tfj!% (478) 987-8000 W A Call Walker Insurance Agency to find out ■ how you can save hundreds on car insurance l Walker _ ( / Insurance Agency, Inc. Representing ' ■ 1110 Washington Street mtSOUTHERN Ferry, IjA 31 Üb3 ihsuraiscx comtaxy 4 vmuxu Making Your Life More Secure. WL 'f§| 1 V * r ' i Jm&Bt ’fln WymS&i WWBBPBBr.' BMP f IZwL. ft jPnii^iiripß ■ -.j/® •' % , W:V u eu[ n n 1017 Jernigan St. 1105 Russell Pkwy. Perry Warner Robins 987-1832 929-1571 512 Free golf ' ‘ • „<*, ' °’J!n I hcl r ***Qprflill I 'k-j^SW n ß s ß o^^ u^-corn 5B