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  Job Title:    Surface Finisher
  Location:    Warner Robins GA
  Pay:          N/A
  Education:  12 Years/GED
  Job Number:GA8023541
  Forty-eight (48) months plating experience; experience in USAF AFMC Depot plating facility or equivalent; knowledge of processing requirements; knowledge of facility requirements; knowledge of chemicals; chemical make-up and chemical reactions; hands on experience for typical plating requirements such as Cad, Chrome, Zn-Ni, Anodize; experience in chemical bath methods; experience in stripping methods; experience in masking techniques; experience in hazardous waste Disposal requirements. Must be a U.S. Citizen. High School Diploma or GED.

HOUSTON COUNTY, GA – Special Olympics will be held May 4, 2012, 10:00 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. at McConnell-Talbert Stadium.  Students in grades Kindergarten through 12 participate.  The event begins with a short program welcoming the student athletes, parents and teachers, followed by the lighting of the Olympic torch to begin the games.

Awards are given throughout the day.  Approximately 350 students from 13 schools have registered to compete in track and field events such as the 50-meter walk/run, soccer skills, running/standing long jump and wheelchair events.  About 200 volunteers will help run the competitions, cheer on the competitors and present medals at the awards ceremony.  Some of the volunteers are high school students who partner in school with their special needs classmates.

HOUSTON COUNTY, GA – Three Northside High School seniors are curating an exhibit on Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) at the Museum of Aviation.  The students are performing the work as part of their school PIE (Professional Interest Exploration) program.  Wesley Paskett, Jaikel “Jay” Robinson and Keynan Callum work at the museum about one and a half hours a day, twice a week.

The formal exhibit opening will be May 11, at 10:00 a.m. in front of the exhibit on the second floor of the Eagle Building near the elevator. A conceptual image is pictured above.  The three student curators will be joined by approximately 100 classmates as well as representatives from the Museum of Aviation, the 116th Air Control Wing, Northside High and the Houston County Board of Education.