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THURSDAY, JULY 6, 2006
AT A shows off skills at the library
By KRISTY WARREN
HHJ staff writer
Recently, staff from the
Perry Library invited the
local American Taekwondo
Association school to show
off their skills.
The students preformed a
dual demonstration under
the leadership of Master
David Feldman, who is a
sixth degree Black Belt.
The 4- and 5-year-old Tiny
Tigers performed First, dis
playing their self defense
drills.
Junior Black Belts were
between the ages of 8 and
14. They performed as a
group and then as pairs or
individuals, demonstrating
a nun chuck routine and
sparring.
Some of the students
have been studying under
Feldman for up to eight
years.
ATA, accordingto Feldman,
strives to help each student
build a respect for others,
improve manners and to
become a better person.
The Perry ATA is located
at 229 Wespark Drive.
For more information, call
987-8874.
Throughout the summer,
The Perry Library will host
events for kids. July is the
last month to sign up for the
Vacation Reading program.
The program rewards kids
for each ten hours they read.
Prizes include books, restau
rant gift certificates, and a
grand prize drawing.
Other events coming in
July to the Perry Library:
• Today, 10 a.m. Fair
Bear. The Fair Bear comes
to the library to talk about
events at the upcoming
Georgia National Fair.
• Tuesday, 1:30 p.m.
Local boys and girls beauty
salon set for grand opening
By KRISTY WARREN
HHJ Staff Writer
Sweet and Sassy beauty
salon for boys and girls, will
have their grand opening
Saturday 8. t
The event will begin at
10 a.m. with the first 50
customers receiving a $lO
gift certificate or Sweet and
Sassy T-shirt.
A ribbon cutting ceremony
will take place at noon.
There will be bounce
houses, face painting, and
balloon animal making at
the event. Giveaways will
include raffles, T-shirts and
gift certificates.
In addition, middle and
high school cheerleading
squads from Warner Robins,
Perry and Macon will be
performing and food will be
catered by Georgia Bob’s
Barbeque.
Sweet and Sassy is a “cut
ting edge children’s salon,”
according to Destinee Walker
at Sweet and Sassy head
quarters in Southlake, Texas.
“We are a trend setting retail
store (and) the perfect party
place,” she said.
Not only will the store pro
vide haircuts, but mini-man
icures, mini-pedicures, mini
facials, and ear piercing will
also be available.
“We are thrilled about our
staff of great stylists and
bringing Sweet and Sassy’s
six signature parties to the
Warner Robins area,” said
Lindsey Nash of the new
location in a press release.
Sweet and Sassy is located
at 4993 Russell Parkway,
Suite 100 in Warner Robins.
225-6602.
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Movie Madness. The library
will host a showing of
Chicken Little.
• Wednesday, 9:30
a.m. Sherry Norfolk
Storytelling. A Happy Ever
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Advisory Board, and President and Chief
Executive Officer at National Bank Products
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accommodating the varying needs
and habits of all of its customers.
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• July 17-21.
Scholastic Book Fair. Browse
the books for sale and meet
Clifford the Big Red Dog.
• July 25, 1:30 p.m.
Movie Madness. Come see
what movie is showing at
the library this week.
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• July 26 10 a.m. :
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Contact Regina Ray,
Children’s Program
Specialist, at 987-3050 for
any additional information.
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