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Tomorrow’s Relay raises $80,000 and still counting Kia posts weather High 80 hefty net Low 52 30% chance of rain profit

By The Associated Press Kia Motors said net profit quadrupled in the first quarter on stronger sales and equity gains from affiliated companies. Kia, which opened a plant in Today’s artist: Kaylee Williams, West Point a few months ago, fourth grade, Long Cane earned $358 million in the three Elementary School. months ended March 31, it said in a regulatory filing Friday. The company reported net profit of $87.8 million for the same period last year. In the news The maker of the Forte small sedan and Sorento compact The Troup County crossover SUV said sales during Master Gardener the quarter rose 39 percent from Plant Sale and Swap a year earlier. is from 9 a.m. to 3 Photos by Sherri Brown / Daily News Kis, South Korea’s second- p.m. Saturday at the largest automaker, exports 65 per- Agriculture Building on Dr. Lawrence Gynther, oncologist at Emory Clark-Holder Clinic, and Salem Storey, 7, center, cent of its domestic production. Vulcan Material Road. cut the ribbon to start the survivor’s lap at the annual American Cancer Society Relay for Life Kia is an affiliate of Hyundai An auction will begin at Whitesville Road track. At the start of Friday evening’s event, participants already had turned Motor Co. Together they form the world’s fifth-largest automotive at 9:45 a.m. Proceeds in $80,000 toward the $82,000 goal. from the sale fund group. community projects. Global sales volume soared 69 Call the county exten- ‘Cancer is a disease, not a sentence’ percent to 474,625 vehicles, com- sion office at (706) pared with 281,000 last year. By Becky Holland “First-quarter results improved, 883-1675. Lifestyle editor thanks to an increase in sales vol- Bank night for the American ume and the effect from new mod- Cancer Society Relay for Life in els,” Kia finance chief Lee Jae-rok Sports Troup County brought a lot of said.China sales soared 152 per- smiles to tired faces of planning cent, the company said. committee members. The South Korean won has been Member Raquel Neal was trading at 19-month highs against beyond excited when she report- the dollar and according to Kia’s ed that “we’ve raised $80,000 reckoning the greenback declined and are still counting,” exceed- 18 percent in the first quarter from ing the goal. “We might even the year before. raise more than $100,000 before A stronger won can reduce prof- all of the money is due in its South Korean companies earn August.” overseas when they are repatriat- Committee chairwoman Lynn ed back home and can also make Howard was thrilled with the their products more expensive in news. foreign markets. Howard, 54, is more than just Wanda Lowe, cancer care navigator at West Georgia Health, Kia said its bottom line was also a housewife and a LaGrange leads cancer survivors in singing ‘Happy Birthday to us.’ bolstered by a decline in net inter- native. She is a survivor - a sur- est expense due to a decrease in vivor of breast cancer. This debt and financing costs as well as marks her fifth year of survival and a first for her as coordinator KIA of the Relay for Life. SEE , PAGE 2 Josh King and the The annual fundraiser pro- Troup Tigers outlast motes awareness and raises the Shaw Raiders 8-7. money for cancer research. Fri- PAGE 1B day night was the opening cere- Paint the monies for the event, which winds down Saturday afternoon Town seeks Weekend at the Whitesville Road track. Trivia Howard, who has been lead- ing the way in coordinating the volunteers event and has been more than a By Jennifer Shrader leader but a cheerleader, dis- Staff writer played the same vibrant enthu- siasm she had when the year of Paint the Town, the annual planning began. event to paint houses around For Howard, this year is more LaGrange, isn’t until June 3-6, but inspiring than the rest - not only Cancer survivor and Relay for Life organizer Lynn Howard, left, organizers are getting the word is she celebrating her fifth year wears a birthday hat during opening ceremonies, while Shirley out now: they need everything. DASH for LaGrange Inc. spon- of survival, but she is also hon- Darden, right, shows off her shirt announcing her 40th year as sors the annual week of service oring the memory of her moth- a breast cancer survivor. and has painted 84 houses around er-in-law, who recently lost her and the doctor told me they saw it,” she said. LaGrange since 2005. Another 15 own battle with cancer. something like stars on the X- Finding out the results of fur- are expected to be painted this “This has not been an easy rays. … The stars were the signs ther tests was not easy for year. year, but we are muddling Georgia of the cancer … so I guess you Howard and her husband. But to do that, teams of volun- What Allman Brothers through and ready to stamp out could say I was a shining star in “We hugged and cried and just teers are needed, along with this disease,” Howard said. Band made its head- a bad sense.” dreaded it. We went straight to painting supplies such as ladders, She was diagnosed in October quarters in what Geor- Howard paused, then laughed. Emory because I knew they brushes, scrapers and paint. gia city in the early 2004 with breast cancer. “Or maybe not; maybe it has could do the operation and Because a “waiting list” of home- 1970s? “I remember it well. I was one been for good,” she said. reconstruction at the same time,” owners has been eliminated in of those women who would go Howard got a second opinion – she said. recent years, DASH is looking for Answer on page 2 every year to get my mammo- the diagnosis was the same. new homeowners to apply. gram and was always keeping a “I said, well, if I have it, I have RELAY There’s a screening process for EE PAGE good check. I had gone for one, S , 2 applicants, because homeowners must meet certain federal pover- INDEX ty guidelines. Legion golf course up for sale Volunteer teams can have Business ...... 7 between 10 and 15 members. Calendar . . . . . 3 By Joel Martin Lukken said. Groups made up of those younger Classifieds 4B-6B Senior Writer Lukken, an attorney, than 18 are welcome to partici- Comics ...... 6C For sale: the American was asked to assist in the pate as long as adults are there to Community . . . . 3 Legion golf course in negotiation and sale of supervise. Crossword . . . 6C LaGrange. the property, having pre- Ben Wheeler, DASH communi- International . . . 8 Legion Post 75 recent- viously represented the ty liaison, said more effort will be Local ...... 4 ly put the 107 acres on legion on legal issues and made this year to coordinate National ...... 8 the market for $4.28 mil- contract negotiations. between DASH and the volun- Obituaries . . . . 2 lion, or $40,000 per acre. “There has been an teers. DASH also wants to spread Opinion ...... 6 The property on Hamil- amazing amount of inter- the message that events like Sports . . . 1B-3B ton Road near Interstate est in the property, rang- “Paint the Town,” or other com- State ...... 5 85 includes a nine-hole ing from interested munity volunteer events, can take TV Listings . . . 7C golf course and club- developers talking about place all year. house, a legion club- mixed use development “Mostly this year we want the For home delivery house and maintenance plans, to excited busi- volunteers to feel like they are the call (706) 882-5624 buildings. nessmen working on kings and queens of the world,” In recent years, devel- options for a revitalized Joel Martin/ Daily News Wheeler said. opers have expressed an golf course with sur- For information on volunteer- Printed on 100% Outside interest in land prompted Legion to con- Recycled Paper interest in 30 acres of the rounding homes and ing, donating or getting a house property with a forest of townhouses,” Lukken sider selling the golf course. painted, call Wheeler at (706) 298- Vol 167 Issue 94 large old hardwoods, but said.One interested busi- post used to lease the architects. Ross designed 0221, Ext. 111. There also is a 22 Pages the legion board “real- nessman works with a course, but has operated Highland Country Club “Paint the Town” fan page on ized that there would be Korean company that it for the past few years. in LaGrange. Facebook. even stronger interest locates investment The nine-hole layout from developers if the opportunities. was designed by J.B. Joel Martin can be Jennifer Shrader may be entire property were The golf club has about McGovern, an associate reached at jmartin reached at jshrader@lagrange available for sale,” 50 members, and Post 75 of Donald Ross, one of @lagrangenews.com or news.com and (706) 884-7311, LaGrange Mayor Jeff has 88 members. The the nation’s top course (706) 884-7311, Ext. 235. ext. 236. 2 - Weekend, April 24-25, 2010 Local LaGrange Daily News

School board to sign contracts I Obituaries

Information for obituaries is written and provided by funeral homes and family members of the deceased. to reduce utility, supply costs the First Baptist Church of LaGrange at 11:00 o’clock From Staff reports board agreed to: I A purchase order of a.m. on Monday, April 26, The Troup County I Signing a contract $51,023 to Logical Choice 2010 with Reverend Mal- school board discussed a with Energy Education Technologies of colm Cole Davis and Rev- group of meetings to be Inc. in Dallas, Texas, Lawrenceville for eight erend James Meadows held to engage Georgia which aims to generate Promethean Interactive 1010 Mooty Bridge Road officiating. Burial will fol- residents in discussions on utility savings of $7.6 mil- Whiteboards to be LaGrange, GA 30240 low in the Shadowlawn lion from 2010 through (706) 884-8636 Mr.James James A. A. Wood Wood, 64, the state’s public educa- installed at Ethel Kight Condolences may be expressed at: Cemetery. tion system. 2020 with water and elec- Magnet School. www.shlagrange.com The family will receive of LaGrange passed away The Georgia School tricity conservation pro- I New lawn care service friends at Striffler Hamby Wednesday, April 22, 2010, Boards Association and grams. contracts for certain Funeral Home in LaGrange at his home. the Georgia School Super- The board will pay fees school buildings, allowing on Sunday, April 25, 2010 Mr. Wood was born July intendents Association will of about $806,000 over the yards to be cut once from 5:00 to 7:00 p.m. 23, 1945, in Troup County, hold eight meetings four years. every two weeks instead of Flowers will be accept- son of the late Thomas throughout the state to dis- I Signing a contract once every week. ed. However, it is the Emory, Sr. and Mary Sue cuss the education system with Expense Reduction The change will create request of the family that Gilbert Wood. He had with the public. Analysts to review the savings of about $47,000. donations be made to the lived here all of his life The nearest meetings school system’s office sup- Athletic fields will still be Georgia Baptist Children’s and was a member of will be at 6:30 p.m. April ply purchases and create cut once a week. Home, P. O. Box 329, Pal- Big Springs Methodist 29 at Henry County High a proposal to reduce costs I A contract to Renee’s metto, Georgia 30268 or Church. Mr. Wood was School in McDonough and on the items. Service Co. in Pine Moun- to West Georgia Hospice, employed as an electrical 6:30 p.m. May 4 at Gwin- The group will be paid tain for turf management 1510 Vernon Road, lineman. He was an avid nett County school system 50 percent of the savings services for school athletic LaGrange, Georgia 30240 fisherman, loved family Instructional Support Cen- the first 24 months. If no fields. ChristineMrs. Christine Meadows Meadows Taylor in her memory. cookouts in the back yard, ter. saving is accrued, no fees The change will save Taylor, age 92, of La- Arrangements are by was a fan of NASCAR rac- The Troup school sys- will be charged the sys- about $3,250. Grange died on Wednes- Striffler-Hamby Mortuary, ing and loved the out- tem is working to charter tem. I A budget of $80,567 day, April 21, 2010, at West 1010 Mooty Bridge Road, doors. a school bus to take inter- An amendment was for Keeble Construction to Georgia Hospice. LaGrange, GA 30240 (706) Survivors include sons ested residents to the added that the group must replace Troup High Born on June 5, 1917, in 884-8636 and daughter-in-law, Matt meetings. concentrate on local ven- School’s lower ball field Normantown, Georgia, www.shlagrange.com Wood, and Shawn and For more information, dors, quality of items and septic tank with a sewer she was the daughter of Janice Wood, all of lift station. Jesse Cleveland Meadows LaGrange; grandsons, The Troup County and Florence Wilkes Lakes-Dunson Hunter Wood and Gavin Defendant gets reduced Lakes- Health Department Robertson Wood, both of LaGrange; Meadows. She was edu- Dunson- declared the tank unus- Funeral Home brother and sister-in-law, time after changing plea cated in the public schools Robertson 201 Hamilton Street able due to its proximity to in Vidalia, Georgia and LaGrange, Georgia 30240 Casper and Patsy Wood of 706 882-6411 A LaGrange woman got the Marvin Jones wet- graduated from Vidalia Manchester; sisters and call the Administrative I Public safety lands. Portable toilets are brothers-in-law, Faye and a reduced sentence Friday High School in 1934. She Lonnie Hodnett afterServices she Centersubstituted at (706) her being used in the area. attended Georgia State Mr. Lonnie Hodnett of Neal Warden of Hope 812-7900. College for Women in Atlanta, Georgia passed Mills, NC and Carolyn and original guilty plea for head outside Commotions Also Thursday, the cost. Milledgeville and graduat- away on April 19, 2010. Donald Thompson of another. and pulled the trigger, but ed from LaGrange Col- He was born November Cumming; several nieces Jody Marie Nordwall, the victim tilted his head lege. She received a Mas- 5, 1957 in Valley, Alabama and nephews. He was pre- 22, had been sentenced in back and wasn’t hit. KIA FROM 1 ters Degree and a Sixth to Mr. Leon Hodnett and ceded in death by his July to 10 years in prison The district attorney’s Year Educational Special- the late Ms. Mary Truitt. brothers, Thomas Emory and five years’ probation office dropped another a narrower foreign ist Degree from the Uni- He attended Boys Junior Wood, Jr. and Charles for armed robbery. aggravated assault charge exchange loss. versity of Georgia. High School in LaGrange. Wayne Wood; sister, Annie But after negotiations that had accused Yar Both Kia and Hyundai Mrs. Taylor taught He was a member of the Ruth Britt. between assistant district brough of trying to run Motor have expanded school at Marvin Yancey Elizabeth Baptist Church Funeral services will be attorney Melissa Himes over the victim, as well as aggressively overseas. Kia High School in Tombs in Atlanta, GA. He was 2:00 Sunday at Big and defense attorney a woman, in the Commo- has plants in China and County, Georgia and at preceded in death by his Springs Methodist Church Suellen Fleming, she was tions parking lot about 1 Slovakia and began pro- Harwell Avenue School in mother, Mary Truitt; with Rev. Katie Mattox allowed to withdraw the a.m. Nov. 18. duction in the United the LaGrange School Sys- brothers, Ronnie Hodnett and Rev. Sam Mitchell plea and plead guilty to I Mario Sanchez Brisco, States last year in West tem. She was the Visiting and Tecoy Finley. officiating. Interment will the lesser charge of rob- 29, of LaGrange; six years Point. Teacher for the LaGrange He leaves to cherish his be at the Hall Family bery. in prison and four years’ School System and con- memories, his fiance’ of Cemetery. The family will She was sentenced to probation for two counts tributed to the founding of more than thirty years, be at their home and will seven years in prison and of selling cocaine. RELAY FROM 1 the School Social Workers Geraldine Walker; chil- receive friends at the five years’ probation I Kevin Lamar Allen, Association of Georgia. dren, Lenny (Lucy) Mooty, funeral home from 6:00 Nordwall said her origi- 24, of LaGrange; three “And boy what a time we She was selected as the Christina Trammell, Tonie until 8:00 this evening. nal plea was entered years in prison, two years’ had. If something was LaGrange Lions Club Ser- Walker, Lonta Walker, and Condolences may be “under duress” and probation and a $750 fine going to go wrong, it did. vant of the Year in 1981. Charles (Sade) Walker; expressed and memories against the advice of coun- for possession of a firearm I had six surgeries and a She retired from the father, Leon (Ruby) Hod- shared in the guest book sel after she had been by a convicted felon and staph infection, and the LaGrange School System nett; sisters, Teresa Hollis, at www.hunterallenmy- threatened by her co- obstruction of officers. surgeon gave percentages in 1986. Mary Hodnett, Angela hand.com defendant at the county I Kevin Carrara, 52, of jail for agreeing to testify of success and such and Mrs. Taylor joined the Williams, Leonia Jones, Greenville; five years’ pro- said only two percent go Bobbie Benton-Ogletree, for the prosecution. First Baptist Church of AgnesAgnes L. Bassett,L. Bassett age 87 bation, a $750 fine and wrong, and wouldn’t you Jackie Gates, and Wanda Her attorney said Nord- Vidalia upon her profes- of Talbotton, Ga., died restitution of $7,850 for 14 know it, I was in the two Truitt; brother, Gabriel wall thought that by enter- sion of faith at the age of Tuesday, April 20, 2010, at counts of forgery. percent.” (Jacinta) Truitt; eight ing a guilty plea “she ten. She has been a mem- Columbus Medical Center, Howard endured each grandchildren, one great- would be removed from ber of the First Baptist Columbus, Ga. trial, including a puncture grandchild, and a host of the (jail) and out of harm’s Church of LaGrange since Funeral services will be during surgery. nieces, nephews, cousins, way.” TheftsI 1946 and was active in var- held at 2:00 P.M., Saturday, A man in the 300 “We just kept moving and friends. “Ms. Nordwall had ious ministries of the April 24, 2010, at Talbot- block of Butler Street forward,” she said. The Celebration of Life always suffered a physical Church. She was a work- ton Baptist Church, with reported the theft of a con- It was just after her sur- will be held on Monday, beating while in the jail er in and director of the interment at Oak Hill crete table and concrete geries that Howard got April 26, 2010, at 3:00 PM and reasonably expected Primary Two Children’s Mausoleum, Talbotton, chairs valued at $800 from involved with the local at Eastview Cemetery. to be attacked again,” Sunday School Depart- Ga. with Rev. Jerry Corley his yard. Relay for Life. The family will be at the Fleming said in court I ment for 31 years. She officiating, assisted by Rev. A thief broke into a “I was new at it and get- home of his niece, papers. served as a Trustee of the James Emory. Family car in the 1300 block of ting to know everyone, Demetris Hodnett. Others sentenced Friday Georgia Baptist Children’s received guests from 6:00- Washington Street and dis- and I remember walking Lakes-Dunson-Robert- after pleading guilty were: Home from 1971 to 1976. 8:00 P.M., Friday, April 23, assembled the dash in an that survivor lap, and how son Funeral Home in I Matthew Allen Yar At the time of her death, 2010 at the funeral home. unsuccessful bid to steal everyone had lined up and charge of arrangements. brough, 26, of LaGrange; she was a member of the Mrs. Bassett was born the CD player. was clapping as we took three years in prison and Dorcas Sunday School May 21, 1922 in Hahira, I that lap. I just knew I seven years’ probation for Class. At First Baptist, she Georgia, a daughter of It is the policy of La- wanted to help,” she said. John W. Holmes, Jr. aggravated assault. was a member and partic- Mr. John W. Holmes, Jr., John Hosie Lee and Grange Daily News to print For Howard, this year Prosecutors said he put ipant in the Women’s Mis- 85, of LaGrange, died Fri- Maude Howell Lee. She the names of people “has been tremendous. We a .32-caliber semiauto- sionary Union, Merry day, April 23, 2010, at his was a homemaker and charged with felonies. have a good team. I love matic pistol to a man’s Makers and the Bereave- home. was of The Church of God my volunteers. It has been ment Committee. Son of the late John and faith. Mrs. Bassett was great. We had more than She participated in var- Maggie Neely Holmes, preceded in death by her 30 teams last year, and ious civic and community Mr. Holmes was born husband, Eddie B. Bassett, To subscribe, now we have more than activities to include being August 18, 1924, in Troup Sr. 40 teams represented.” a member of the Daugh- County and spent his Survivors include a call (706) 882-5624 Asked if she would con- ters of the American Rev- childhood in Harris Coun- daughter, Ouida F. Borders tinue as coordinator for olution and the United ty. He was a Navy veteran and her husband, Chuck next year’s event, Howard Daughters of the Confed- of World War II, serving in of Talbotton; two sons, said, “As long as there is eracy. She was a member the Normandy invasion, Eddie B. Bassett, Jr. and cancer, I will be fighting of LaGrange Woman’s and had made his home in his wife, Mary of it.” Local weather Club where she served in Troup County since 1952. LaGrange, John P. Lee and Monday Tuesday Wednesday various capacities to He was a member of his wife, M’Lou of Ameri- Becky Holland may be include President. She Friendship Baptist Church cus, Ga., two sisters, Mary reached at bholland@ was also a member of the and retired as a millwright Latta and her husband, lagrange news.com and Roundtable Book Club from Richards and Asso- Marvin of Greensboro, (706) 884-7311, ext. 229. and a charter member of ciates in Carrollton. N.C. and Sarah Whitworth the Pine Needle Garden Survivors include his and her husband, Richard Club. daughters and sons in-law, of Greensboro, N.C.; 6 In addition to her par- Cathy and Howard Worley grandchildren, Letisha ents, she was preceded in of Whitesburg and Linda Smith (Sykes), Baylor Bas- death in 1987 by her hus- and Phillip Davis of sett (Emily), Hank Borders band of 46 years, James W. Athens, AL; grandchil- (Brandi), Matt Borders, Taylor, and by her brother, dren, Wendy Fohrman, Sean Lee (Lisa), Heather High 55 High 69 High 70 Dr. J.C. Meadows, Jr. Ashley Baxley, John Mar- Cleary (Jason) and 4 great- She is survived by her tinez, Wade Worley, and grandchildren. Low 45 Low 42 Low 43 son, John Meadows Tay- Nicole Bruce; and nine Flowers will be accept- Partly sunny Partly sunny Mostly sunny Weekend trivia lor and his wife, Bit; her great-grandchildren. He ed or donations may be from page 1 daughter, Julia Wilkes Tay- was preceded in death by made to Columbus Hos- Georgia lor, both of LaGrange; and his wife, Jennelle Gaddy pice or Columbus Humane What Allman Brothers Band her granddaughter, Julia Holmes. Society. Rainfall made its headquarters in Dean Taylor Cleaveland Funeral services will be Talbotton Funeral In downtown LaGrange and her husband, Phil, of 2:00 p.m., Sunday, in the what Georgia city in the early Home, Talbotton, Ga., in Atlanta. She is survived Chapel of Claude A. Mc- 1970s? charge of arrangements. 24 Hrs 0.00 by her sister, Julia M. Kibben and Sons Funeral Original members key- Frerichs and her husband, Home. The Rev. James I Setting it straight Month 0.70 boardist/singer Gregg All- Dr. C.T. Frerichs, of Beat- Moon will officiate, with Year to date 20.27 man, and drummers Buth rice, Nebraska and numer- interment in Myrtle Hill Trucks and Jaimoe per- ous nieces and nephews. Cemetery. The Daily News is committed to I formed Friday night to offi- Additionally, she is sur- The family will receive reporting information fairly and LaGrange Daily News cially open The Big House vived by her two extraor- friends at the funeral accurately. It is our policy to cor- Museum in Macon. The dinary and loving care- home from 6 until 8 this rect errors, omissions or mis- The LaGrange Daily News (USPS 299-320) is published Mondays through Satur- museum in in the house givers, Daisy Chapman evening. leading statements. Corrections days except Thanksgiving and Christmas by Heartland Publications, LLC, with headquarters at 105 Ashton St., LaGrange, Ga. 30240. Periodicals postage paid at where the late Duane All- and Mary Reese. Condolences may be should be reported at 884-7316 LaGrange, Ga. 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I In our community Good for you Churches women’s day celebration at 3 p.m. Roe’s Chapel United Methodist Threats Grove Baptist Church at Church hosts its men’s day pro- 192 Rosemont Road holds its an- gram at 2 p.m. nual old-fashioned camp meeting Saturday at 2 p.m. Sunday-Friday God’s Open Door Ministry at 525 Thankful Baptist Church ob- P.F.B. Pentecostal Holiness Greenville St. hosts a benefit sing serves its 108th church anniver- Church on Reporter Street holds at 6 p.m. One Accord and Jackie sary at 2 p.m. Dinner will be its spring revival at 7 p.m. Guest Robertson, all of Columbus, and served. The Rev. Rufus Smith of speaker will be the Rev. Curtis Redeemed of Hogansville will per- New Mount Olive Baptist Church Teague from North Carolina. form. will speak. Solomon Grove Missionary Bap- To submit an item, email it to Sunday tist Church marks the eighth an- bholland@lagrange news.com, fax New Beginning Baptist Church niversary of its pastor, Crawford it to (706) 884-8712 or drop it by holds its women’s day program at Strozier, at 11 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. our office at 105 Ashton St. 10 a.m. Minister Abba Scott will New Solomon Grove Baptist For more information, call Becky speak. Church marks its pastor’s anniver- Holland at (706) 884-7311, Ext. Welcome Baptist Church in the sary at 11 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. 229. Redline community observes its Mother is moving on with age Dear Annie: My mother Please explain to her why a gift is particularly valu- recently decided to sell her I Annie’s Mailbox this is so hurtful. Still, Liz able or if it is a family heir- house and move into a was under no obligation to loom, it is extremely gra- senior living complex. As give you those items, and cious of the recipient to a result, she needed to returning them is the only return it. So although your downsize. way for this to end. We assumptions are correct, Troup High student Kristen Kemp is a finalist for My sister, “Liz,” came hope Mom will give your we recommend you take the Governors’ Honors Program. Kristen will par- for a visit and made a list wife something else of the high road. ticipate in an ll-expense-paid, six-week summer of things she wanted, and equal emotional signifi- not really caring about the cance so she once again Dear Annie: I read the enrichment program. Kristen was selected from material things, I wrote feels like a valued member letter from “Kentucky,” among peers who excel in social studies. down a few items I want- Kathy Mitchell and of the family. who asked what to do with I ed as remembrances. Liz are long- her mother’s custom- ‘Good for you’ recognizes individuals and decided to ship some of Marcy Sugar Dear Annie: My made wedding dress, time editors of the Ann groups for good deeds or personal achievement. her things back home, and boyfriend and I broke up which she also wore at her To submit a photograph, send it to ‘Good for You,’ she and my mother gave Landers column. two weeks after Valen- own wedding. She the rest to my wife. My return the items or pay for tine’s Day, which also hap- assumed neither of her LaGrange Daily News, P.O. Box 929, LaGrange, wife was so pleased, as them. pens to be my birthday. sons would want to give it GA 30241 or to Daniel Baker at this made her feel closer My wife and I decided to Our relationship was to their brides, since her [email protected], or bring it to our ties to the family. give Liz back the stuff she always a bit rocky, so the own marriage to their office at 105 Ashton St. Unfortunately, at Liz’s wants and write her off. split was not a shock. father ended in divorce. IHere are a few guidelines: next visit, she borrowed But, Annie, what right However, my now ex- Here’s my suggestion: If Typed or printed submissions are requested. does she have to demand I my truck, went to a party boyfriend gave me a pair “Kentucky” can stand to Give details of what the recognition is for. and drove back complete- that we give back gifts we of lovely diamond earrings have her wedding dress I ly intoxicated. When she were given freely? My as a birthday gift – only to cut up, I’m sure it would Include full names and identification of every- asked to borrow the truck mom refuses to get ask for them back when make a beautiful bassinet Ione in the photo. the next time, I said no involved, which essential- he broke up with me. cover or christening gown Also include a name and daytime telephone and told her why. She ly means she is siding with I was stunned at what I for her future grandchil- Inumber. replied that she wasn’t my sister. My wife is so thought was clearly a lack dren. – Practical in Peoria Do not use tape or staples, or write on the drunk — she’d had only deeply hurt by this that it of propriety on his part, Dear Practical: What a back of the photo. three or four margaritas has ruined her relationship but enough of my friends lovely and useful idea. I and maybe five glasses of with my mother. What have supported his posi- Thanks for sending it on. Photos may be retrieved at our office after wine. should we do?–Wronged tion that I feel I must seek they run. The next day, Liz in South Dakota your help. Tell me, Annie, E-mail questions to demanded we return the Dear S.D.: Liz is pun- wasn’t it rude for him to anniesmailbox@com- things she gave my wife. ishing you for noticing that take the earrings back? cast.net, or write to Annie’s THS class of ‘74 plans reunion she has an alcohol prob- She called again the next They were a gift, after all, Mailbox, c/o Creators Syn- Troup High School ble are needed. lem. Shame on Mom for night, intoxicated, and not a loan. – Samantha dicate, 5777 W. Century Class of 1974 is planning E-mail trouphigh1974 not having the courage to screamed that we were Dear Samantha: Birth- Blvd., Ste. 700, Los Ange- a 36th Reunion for this @ymail.com or call tell her daughter to knock “stealing her inheritance” day gifts belong to the les, CA 90045. fall. (706)594-8962. it off and get some help. and demanded that we recipient. However, when E-mail addresses or The class also has a mailing addresses for as page on Facebook and on Give your ailing home an antibiotic many classmates as possi- Classmates.com. You may already know effect on insect popula- signs that termites are ‘Men Cooking’ that new energy efficient I On the house tions, with 85 percent present. home building techniques agreeing that termites are Homeowners must be event set have backfired resulting in up in ducting systems. the most affected. proactive, rather than From Staff reports some pretty unhealthy air Have them cleaned every This spring, National waiting for these signs to Warren Temple United quality issues. few years. Oceanic and Atmospheric occur. Methodist Church will Homes have become so Change furnace filter Association forecasters Prevent shrubs, bushes have its fifth annual well sealed and insulated once a month expect wetter-than- and vines from growing “LaGrange Area Men Are that fresh air intake – and Run bathroom vent fan average conditions in over vents or touching the Cooking” event at 5 p.m Nov. 28, 1940 - associated fresh air circu- when showering to dis- southern states and house. Rake, bag or burn May 8 at the Troup Coun- April 24, 2005 lation – have become courage mold growth warmer-than-average con- leaves immediately. ty Recreation Department almost non-existent. Seal- Clean humidifier and ditions in northern states. Wood mulch can also at 1220 Lafayette Parkway. ing a home may be great air conditioning drain Since insatiable termites attract termites. Guest chefs will prepare for reducing energy con- pans thrive in warm, moist con- When using wood salads, desserts, appetiz- sumption, but it’s proving No smoking ditions, these anticipated mulch in a flowerbed or ers, vegetables and meat to be pretty bad for the Let new carpet, drapes, weather and climate pat- garden, avoid contact with entrees for sampling by occupants. furniture air out before terns will provide an ideal siding or frames of doors the public.Tickets are $12 A sealed environment bringing inside. environment for wood- and windows. or $6 for persons 12 and void of fresh air intensifies Keep gutters clean to boring insects to wreak Keep gutters free of under. Proceeds will ben- the negative impact of off- avoid moisture penetra- havoc nationwide. leaves and other debris. efit the church. gassing from newly tion. Termites are silent Downspouts must drain Anyone interested in installed construction Repair cracks in base- destroyers and will be at freely and away from the being a guest chef may products such as cabinets, ment/foundation. work within the house. house, at a distance of at call George Baker Jr. at carpeting, floating flooring Regularly clean and Termites are silent least three feet. (706) 884-7010 or Alberta and more. tune all fuel-burning appli- destroyers. Do not keep wooden McMillion at (706) 884- Is your home ailing? Is it ances/fireplace. Because you may never items close to the house. 5673 by May 1. “sick?” Another great way to see these behind-the- For example, firewood The fundraiser was In Loving Memory enhance air quality is to Volatile Organic Com- scenes workers until it is should be stored away started in 2005 by the late Mr. Floyd Winston pounds (VOCs) consist of install a whole house Ener- too late, it is important to from the home. Mrs. Jarvis Shepherd, an a range of chemicals that gy Recovery Ventilator get an annual termite Because termites need active member of Warren McCamey (ERV). are released into the air inspection much like an only the width of a piece Temple, and it was dedi- Gone But Not over time. Often described Termites annual doctor's appoint- of paper to gain access to a cated in her honor two as that pleasant, “new Every year, termites ment. house, make sure that all years ago. Forgotten smell,” VOCs can be invade the homes of more harmful. than 2 million Americans It’s been 5 long years with- Short-term exposure to at a cost of more than $2.5 billion in structural dam- out you but God knew your VOCs can cause Sons of Lafayette Male Choir time had come. He came headaches, nausea and age. irritate eyes, throat and Annual structural dam- like a thief in the night and nose. age caused by termites is Tenth Annual Spring Concert took back what belonged to Most mold and mildew accelerating much more him. You were mine when is harmless, however, an rapidly than the rate of April 30 at 7:30 and May 2 at 3:30 inflation. you were here but you al- allergic reaction can occur ways belonged to the – and no one enjoys the In fact, termites cause LaGrange First Presbyterian Church more damage each year man who holds our life appearance and smell of $ mold. than tornadoes, hurri- Tickets - 12 each - available from choir members in his hands. canes, floods and fires Love the smell of a win- 283406 combined. and at Hill Street House and Plum Southern I’m still your Rose Bud. I ter fire in an open hearth. kept my promise to you, I Keep in mind that the And while homeowners Termites are sometimes entry points, like cracks in insurance protects against think about you every hotter the fire the less oxy- visible during swarm sea-Engagementthe foundation Announcement or utility gen you will have if the damage caused by storms, son, when clouds of flying openings, are sealed. passing day. You are always house is tightly sealed. floods and fires, it rarely termites can occurLOOK both WHO’SYou should TYING also caulkTHE KNOT on my mind, I Always open a window covers damage caused by indoors and outdoors. windows and doors – termites. will never forget the love we just a crack. You may also find small favorite stomping grounds shared and all the good Formaldehyde can cause However, homeowners pilesS e p oftte mpaperyb e r 11 wings,, 20 1 that0 for termites. a violent reaction in many can protect their greatest theseis t alateshe date havechose left As a rule of thumb, times we had together, so people. Even though many financial investment and behindfor a onjoy owindowsillsus occasion orShynobiamonitor those Snellings areas of the & Jeffery Jones on this day that you left to companies have quit using reduce the chance of a ter- floors. home that are chronically mite infestation by sched- ~ Ou r We d d iin g ~ go home I tried to hold formaldehyde it is still out Other warning signs damp or where wood on to you but I had to let you there. uling an annual termite includeWe ho p sagginge that yo u floors, will comes in contact with the Radon isn’t deadly if it inspection. crumblingmark yo udrywood,r calendar tiny structure. go. You left this world but has a place to escape to. Results from a recent holesan din s awallsve the dorat eother. Schedule an annual not my heart. survey of entomologists at Test for it and if it exists wood Isurfacesnvitation and Onl ypiles of check-up or inspection at have an exhaust system the Entomological Society sawdust-like wood least once a year from a Love you forever of America found that 95 We can’t wait build to safely redirect its residue. pest management profes- Your Rose Bud, flow. percent of these insect BubbledL paintove, or visible sional (PMP), trained in experts believe that weath- Your Wife, Ida Lee Over time every kind of mudShyn otubesbia Ch aoverprice Sconcretenellings detecting and destroying McCamey and Family creepy crawly thing builds er patterns have a direct and soil might also be termites. Many companies and Jeffery Derrell Jones 285724 284691 4 - Weekend, April 24-25, 2010 Local LaGrange Daily News

Good for you I ‘Good for you’ recognizes Give details of what the individuals and groups for recognition is for. I good deeds or personal Include full names and achievement. To submit a identification of everyone in photograph, send it to ‘Good the photo. I for You,’ LaGrange Daily Also include a name and News, P.O. Box 929, daytime telephone number. I LaGrange, GA 30241 or to Do not use tape or sta- Daniel Baker at ples, or write on the back of [email protected], the photo. I or bring it to our office at 105 Photos may be retrieved Ashton St. at our office after they run. I The kindergarten classes of Cathy Otto and Trish Trotter at LaGrange Academy participated in St. Here are a few guidelines: I E-mailed photos must be Jude’s Bike-A-Thon event and collected $731 to benefit St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital. The Typed or printed submis- in JPEG format and sent as children rode their bikes and sold ice pops, lemonade and plants. Funds raised will help St. Jude in sions are requested. attachments. its ongoing fight against childhood catastrophic diseases. 1985: Troup County jobless rates climb

From the LaGrange I Memoried Glances 1, 1986. are significantly reducing manent brain damage and interests excel. Ses- Daily News, April 1985 the costs of road mainte- have now been laid to sions will be held at Val- Glen Long Road nance. Crook said the rest. She is now doing dosta State College. The Julia Dyar, Approved – The naming Board of Commissioners above average work in three students are Chris a retired of a road in the LaGrange spent about $100,000 to the first grade at Bethle- Sheets and Cheryl Floeck- Front-pageLocal Jobless stories Rates journalist, is Industrial Park in honor mow roadsides in 1984, hem Temple Christian ler, both of LaGrange Climb – Troup County’s active in of LaGrange Daily News but may save one-third to School. High School and both to unemployment rate publisher Glen D. Long one-half of that amount study communication. increased significantly in the Troup became official Tuesday by using chemicals to kill Governor’s Honors Sharon Knight of Troup February, from a revised County His- night when LaGrange weeds and retard the Program Participants – high will study mathe- 8.8 percent in January to torical Soci- City Council voted unani- growth of vegetation. Three local students have matics. a preliminary 7.3 percent, ety. mously in favor of the been selected to partici- Commissioner of Labor change. City Councilman First Grade Means Sec- pate in the 1985 Gover- Songwriting ‘A Big Joe Tanner said today. In Byron Hurst and Indus- ond Miracle For Melissa nor’s Program, a six- Thing’ For Local Man – LaGrange, unemploy- trial Development Author- Gray – Just over five years week summer instruc- Shorty Hall of LaGrange ment increased from a and to consider what ity Chairman Walt ago, Melissa Gray, now 6, tional program for intel- has written two No. 1 revised 7.3 percent in Jan- action can be taken to Lukken spearheaded the made local medical histo- lectually gifted and artis- country songs and has uary to a preliminary 8 preserve free enterprise. move to have the road ry as just the second tically talented students. played guitar for the leg- percent. In February named for Long, a leader LaGrange youngster to Participants are nominat- endary Lefty Frizell. At 12,524 were employed Local Churches Seek in the city’s industrial contract and survived ed by teacher sin an area age 57, he is still plugging and 1,094 were unem- Help for New Housing development and growth Reye’s Syndrome. Fears of instruction in which for another break- ployed. The rate for Feb- Ministry – Dr. Gil Watson, since 1961. that she might suffer per- their abilities, aptitudes through. ruary 1984 was 8.6 per- pastor of the First United cent. Methodist Church, has announced that local min- DAR District Winner Honored – Troup Junior Milliken Speaker: isters are enlisting volun- High School student ‘U.S. Drifting Toward teers and contributions to Tracy Jones has been Socialism’ – One in five repair substandard hous- named district winner in people stay home to take ing in LaGrange for peo- the 1985 NSDAR essay advantage of government ple who own their own contest. Tracy’s essay benefit programs as the homes but can’t afford to topic was the Statue of United States “drifts keep them up. Watson Liberty. She will now toward socialism,” a Mil- said, “This is not aimed at compete for state honors. liken & Co. spokesman rental property.” The Tracy received a certifi- told the LaGrange Kiwa- Christian Housing Min- cate and cash award fro nis Club this week. Larry istry of LaGrange – Troup the LaGrange chapter of West of Spartanburg, County is being organized the Daughters of the S.C., who recruits college by First Methodist, First American Revolution. students for Milliken, nar- Baptist Church downtown rated a slide presentation and on Fannin Street. Road Spraying May at the Kiwanis Club titled, Warren Temple United Save County $33,000 – “What Price America?” Methodist Church, St. Troup County may save The admittedly contro- Mark’s Episcopal Church, upward of $33,000 a year versial slide show has First Presbyterian Church by spraying roadsides been seen by about 4,000 and Advent Lutheran with chemical weed treat- people since Milliken Church. It is estimated ments, said County Man- developed it in the mid- that there are 516 sub- ager Jack Crook. Troup, 1970s. West said it has standard houses in the Randolph, Floyd, Thomas three objectives: to pro- city alone. The city of and Muscogee counties voke thinking about the LaGrange’s goal is to have are among a growing list free enterprise system; to bathroom plumbing in all of herbicide users who look at socialist trends; local housing by January LHS senior receives scholarship Annie Elizabeth Hayes education and civic administered by the Jun- has received the Tolly involvement, recognizes a ior Service League of McCall Burch Memorial high school senior who LaGrange. Scholarship committee. exhibits high academic The scholarship com- Hayes, a standards and actively vol- mittee is composed of senior at unteers in the community Robby Burch, Ashley LaGrange and church. Anderson, Kim Myers and H i g h The scholarship is Angela Ochsenknecht. School, is the daugh- ter of D a v i d Hayes and S u z i e Hayes Schuessler Hayes. She will receive $1,150 toward tuition fees 285614 at Samford University,

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Rich Golick, since its start in 2005, faced ciary Non- who heads a key House com- with the costly trial of court- Civil Com- mittee, said Friday the Geor- house gunman Brian Nichols, mittee would gia Public Defender Stan- tepid support from lawmak- still allow dards Council and other legal ers and a souring economy. gun owners groups will spend the rest of The state now can’t afford to to bring their the year trying to “strike a pay to defend the accused in weapons into proper balance” to control several death penalty cases, parts of air- costs. But he said if they are leaving them to wait in jail for ports, some unable to reach a consensus, years for their trials to start. bars and in Seabaugh lawmakers could be forced Frustrated civil rights parking lots This week, the state Legislature approved a transportation bill which will ask voters to step in during next year’s groups have tried to force at colleges, courthouses and legislative session. changes by peppering the jails. in 12 regions for approval of a one-cent sales tax increase. The collected money “Doing nothing is not an system with a flurry of law- State Sen. Mitch Sea- would pay for road, bridge and rail projects. option. The way things are suits, including a recent case baugh, the Republican who going on currently is not sus- that claimed the state was sponsored the measure, said tainable for the future. Fail- refusing to provide attorneys he hopes the bill will clarify Transit deal seen ure is not an option,” said for dozens of convicted crim- the mishmash of varying Golick, who heads the House inals seeking appeals. gun restrictions that now Judiciary Non-Civil Com- One of the thorniest issues exist. mittee. “If this bogs down, involves so-called conflict The Senate has already as basis for change then the General Assembly cases – those with multiple adopted similar legislation will be forced to bring a solu- defendants. Legislative lead- and the House could vote ATLANTA (AP) – Some three years away, we can see coming years will also affect tion on its own.” ers have suggested shifting next week. state and local officials see a the light at the end of the tun- MARTA. Transferring parts of the those cases to the counties sweeping solution to metro nel,” Matt Hicks, with the “This is only a beginning system back to county con- because they say they can be Searchers Atlanta’s gridlock woes in Georgia Association of Coun- step,” she said. “There’s still trol would reverse one of the better managed locally. A the transportation bill ty Commissioners Georgia a lot more work that has to state’s most ambitious civil new $100 fine on criminal discover body approved this week by the said. “Georgia needs trans- be done, but this puts us in a justice programs in years. cases has been suggested to Legislature, calling it a water- portation funding and the much better position than we Lawmakers created the pay for the transfers. CANTON (AP) – Authori- shed development that will county commissioners are were 36 hours ago … given statewide system in 2003 to Golick said he hasn’t ruled ties have confirmed a body secure the state’s position as going to do whatever they can that we’ve been batting zero replace the hodgepodge of out the idea of a legislative recovered from Lake Alla- the South’s economic engine. to make what the Legislature on transportation for the bet- public defender offices which solution, but he said he’s toona on Friday is that of a But the money won’t arrive has passed is successful.” ter part of a decade.” critics said were consistent- confident the public defend- missing Cobb County police until three years from now at If metro-Atlanta voters Legislators have struggled ly unprepared to represent ers, the State Bar of Georgia officer. the earliest, and critics say approve it, the bill would also for years to strike a deal on Georgia’s poor defendants. and other legal experts can The officer has been iden- the bill doesn’t do enough to give the MARTA transit sys- transportation, working to “It would be step back in help hash out a compromise. tified as Sgt. Thomas “Brent” rescue Atlanta’s cash-starved tem more flexibility to spend end some of the worst grid- Stephens, 35. transit system. its reserve money on new lock in the nation in metro A dive team found his Three years in the making, projects. MARTA does not Atlanta and in Georgia, the body about 1:30 p.m. Friday. Triplets top of class the legislation that won over- get state funding. ninth-largest state. Business Cherokee County Sheriff’s whelming approval Wednes- Beverly Scott, general man- leaders have pressed hard ATLANTA (AP) – A set of DeKalb County triplets will Capt. Joe Perkins said the day in the House and Senate ager and chief executive offi- for a transportation funding graduate from high school as the top three students in their body was taken to the Geor- will divide Georgia into 12 cer of MARTA, said the bill plan, saying the state’s class. gia Bureau of Investigation’s regions and ask voters in isn’t a panacea, but does spending has not kept pace Lakeside High School in Atlanta has announced that Lau- crime lab to determine the each region whether to hike mark a watershed moment in with its explosive growth. ren Boden is the school’s valedictorian this year, and her cause of death. the sales tax by 1 cent to pay the state’s transportation Last year’s effort to author- sisters Stephanie and Allison are the salutatorians. School Searchers from several for roads, bridges and rail efforts. Even though MARTA ize regional transportation assistant principal Jason Clyne told the Atlanta Journal- police agencies spent Friday projects in that part of the will not get all the help it tax hikes failed in the wan- Constitution that the triplets are noted student athletes who looking for the off-duty offi- state. Only those regions that needs to address a $120 mil- ing hours of the session. all play softball and golf. cer after they believed he’d approve the sales tax increase lion shortfall in its current This year, Gov. Sonny Per- Their father told the newspaper that Lauren Boden plans fallen off a boat. would have the money to budget, Scott said she due got involved. So did to attend Pomona College in Claremont, Calif., while her Lt. Jay Baker of the Chero- spend. expects whatever regional newly elected Atlanta Mayor sisters are choosing among Pomona, Duke University and kee County sheriff’s depart- The vote would take place projects are conceived in the Kasim Reed. Emory University. ment said two men were during the 2012 presidential boating Thursday night primary, giving officials time when the driver noticed his to educate voters and select passenger was missing. projects that would receive Cobb County police con- funding. firmed that Stephens had “While any new funding is been employed with the

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From the publisher Who did the mischief ? Hobgoblins I was 4 and Brother Poor Mama often told On Tuesday, April 13, LaGrange Daily News published a probably a few months well-meaning folks, who national political cartoon that has raised the eyebrows and shy of 3 years old when commented on her luck voices of many in the LaGrange community. There are indi- Mama cranked up her at having two children viduals in our community that found the cartoon offensive trusty old Nikon one so close in age and who and believe our purpose was to belittle their efforts and early spring day. I don’t got along so famously, beliefs; to align them with an organization that is histori- know how she got us to that she wouldn’t do it cally filled with anger and menace. While the political car- stand still long enough again. She said raising toon was not the opinion of this newspaper – most of the to get a good Brother and me content on the editorial page is, in fact, not this newspa- shot, but my was like raising per’s opinion – in hindsight we would have chosen a less very favorite four regular offensive cartoon. p h o t o g r a p h kids. We were To those individuals who were offended by the political clearly shows separated by a cartoon that was published in LaGrange Daily News’ opin- two angels mere year and a ion page, I’m sorry. The cartoon was, in my opinion, not standing beside half, and by the appropriate for this community and its residents. We have the family car, a time I was old opened our pages to all of those who wished to share their wonderful Ponti- enough to come opinion concerning this political cartoon and the fact we ac GTO called up with mischief chose to publish the cartoon. “Old Pony.” P e p p e r to get us into, It is never our intent to use our editorial page to inten- I have on jeans Ellis Hage- Brother was able and a souvenir to join in with tionally malign or subject individuals or groups to ridicule; bak of La- it is our intent to provide thought-provoking material and jacket that enthusiasm. Daddy sent from G r a n g e Mama was a a variety of opinions – something we will continue to pro- spends her vide in the future. Vietnam, and great artist, who The author at age 4 with her brother, a year I can assure anyone reading this column that you will not there’s a large days fram- went to college and a half younger. Their mother said raising always agree with material on our opinion page, nor will I. gap in my bangs, ing other with an art evidence that I’d scholarship, but two children so close in age and who got along I can also assure you that LaGrange Daily News will con- people’s art so well was like raising four regular kids. tinue to provide a place for you to voice your opinion. tried to cut my and her she married – Lynn McLamb, publisher, LaGrange Daily News own hair. Broth- nights lost in young and had their little tow heads, pretty sure that between er is wearing us quickly, and then we certainly us, we could whup any overalls, a the beauty after that she would. old hobgoblin. Mama woolen sweater of words. was too jumpy “Yes! It was the Hob- raised one eyebrow, got I Letters and a hilariously to paint much. goblins!” we answered out her paints and outsized beret cocked She never knew what happily. brushes and paper, and rakishly on his little we were going to do. Mama laughed, and it made us a picture of the Tea Party members head. We’re both sport- She couldn’t get relaxed became our standard critter we’d been ing big smiles, but the enough to put paint to answer whenever she maligning. He was only reason I know that paper until we were needed to know who to almost human in form, should apologize we were holding hands grown. She did paint us punish. long and lank, crouched is that we always were. a wonderful, scary pic- Before long, she got in bad-kid-grabbing Dear Editor: Brother’s hand is close ture soon after my tired of our excuse and mode. His ears were I demand an apology from the Tea Party folks and their orches- by my side, and mine is favorite photo was told us what hobgoblins pointy, and so were his trated letter-writing campaign to LaGrange Daily News. The car- undoubtedly clasping it, taken, though. really were. They were teeth. And somebody toon that the paper ran wasn’t very funny, but it was a case of in a little secret grip Mama could never get scary, mean magical needed to tell him about simple political satire, even if it was pretty unoriginal. meant only for us. us to own up to any- things, who hid under wearing britches. LaGrange Daily News has run cartoons insinuating that Obama Someone who saw thing. We’d stand, side- bad girls’ and boys’ twin There was something is a communist and run letters saying that Obama is a native the photo remarked that by-side, presenting a beds and waited until familiar about that old Kenyan, which is far more racist than anything the cartoon we looked as if we were united front, and deny, they’d had enough of hobgoblin. I looked at implied. I see no reason why this newspaper needs to apologize probably planning to deny, deny involvement being blamed for every his wicked smile, and for your hurt feelings. Welcome to the world of political satire. hot-wire “Old Pony” and in whatever disaster had little transgression. then I looked at Broth- As an aside, conservatives in America will continue to be lam- go for a joy ride. I’d occurred. One day, she Then, late at night, er. Brother looked at the pooned as racists, even if they are obviously not. You can blame always loved the picture threw her hands into when everyone was bad fairy’s plotting eyes, your God-King Ronald Reagan for this, choosing to campaign in because it showed two the air and hollered, asleep, they’d creep out and then he looked at a Mississippi town known for nothing else than for the lynching children who were very “Well, who did it, then? and grab the kids, tak- me. Mama had told the of three civil rights workers so he could complain about black obviously happy. I The Hobgoblins?” ing them back to the truth in her painting, “welfare queens.” looked a little closer, Brother and I looked land where the rest of and we knew that we Robert Sabatino though, and sure at each other, then back their kind dwelled, to be could never blame our East Yorktown Drive, LaGrange enough, Brother’s grin at Mama. We’d never slaves and do dishes misdeeds on the hob- is a little eager, and my heard of the Hobgob- and yard work for ever goblins again. We treas- Tea Partiers protest too much gaze is downright cal- lins, but there was a after. I believe you got ured that painting for all Dear Editor: culating. But if the car new family down the there via hollow tree, the years of our child- What do Freud and Shakespeare have in common? They know had gone missing that street, and the kids but I don’t quite remem- hood, and the hobgob- why the Tea Partiers cry in unison that they are not racist. They day, we would’ve plead- looked kind of iffy. ber. lin is still around, a fam- think Tea Partiers doth protest too much. Freud said that uncon- ed innocent. Maybe they were the Brother and I failed to ily legend immortalized scious desires are expressed as contrary assertions, especially We would’ve blamed Hobgoblins, and if we be terrified, since we by Mama’s loving, tal- when the assertions are excited. Shakespeare said: “The lady it on the hobgoblins. could lay the blame on shared a room, and felt ented hand. doth protest too much, methinks.” So, all you Tea Partiers, on the count of three, loudly, and with passion this time, … one… two… three … “WE ARE NOT 15 miles east of Georgia line … RACIST.” Thanks, you silly wabbits. Now we know who the racists are, methinks. Sometimes I just like to go baby is due this summer, so she’ll Mark Twain defined a patriot as the person who can holler the back. S t e v e n finally have her own backseat loudest without knowing what he is hollering about. These last You know. You’ve been going Bowen, a La- driver before long. few weeks of letters to the editor proved he was right. The aPa- back with me for a dozen years Grange native, And Bathtub Stevie has fin- triots demand an apology and even say that the cartoon was an now. There’s nothing like that now lives and ished high school and is still affront to veterans. How silly! I’m a veteran, and I thought the trip to those red clay memories writes near Dal- flashing his million-dollar smile and to some of you who rubbed around over at Parmers. cartoon was funny. Any time a political cartoon stirs up this much las, Texas. emotion, it probably hit the nail squarely on the head. So let the that red clay on me back in the But those aren’t the only ones I aPatriots keep hollering. The sane electorate knows why they day. think of when I go back: There’s Never mind that some of you my crazy Uncle Raymond and are hollering, even if the aPatriots don’t. kids were young. As my kids probably rubbed my nose in it, Barbara. I sure miss them and Mike Smith grew up, almost all of our vaca- but that’s not the point. Only one those steaks he cooks for me at Lincoln Street, LaGrange tions were down to Georgia to fella did it the good old-fashioned their place just across the Ala- see Grandma. After a couple of way, strapping on the gloves and bama line. And I can’t forget the Theologians sparked debate days at Grandma’s, we’d often putting on a show for Coach other folks at church, either, head off on vacation with Co- Dear Editor: Sanders’ seventh-grade P.E. including a lady I know as Mary cola’s family sometime between We would like to express our sincere gratitude to LaGrange class. I am glad Mike Cosper and who sends me little notes in the Wednesday and Sunday then be College and its president, Dan McAlexander, for bringing world- I both walked away with a shred mail bragging about the Crimson back at Grandma’s and La renowned theologians Marcus Borg and John Dominic Crossan of dignity that day. Tide or any team from the South Grange for church on Lord’s to LaGrange last week. Both the Monday evening lecture and Oh, there’s another Cosper. that beats a team from Texas. Day. Co-cola always drove their the question-and-answer session the following day offered the Sonny, I think of you, too, some- She doesn’t write all that often, van, Glory sat in the back seat audience a rare opportunity to hear these brilliant scholars share times, and I remember those though. with the amazing blonde, holler- their views on what it means to “To Walk in the Presence of God.” days you’d walk casually into the Then there are the boys down ing “Watch it, Mike!” every quar- Their call to bring God’s kingdom to the “here and now” on earth, gym from your office at the Y at the Y, and Andrea Lovejoy ter of a mile, and I’d ride shot by the way we treat our fellow humans, was a message that we and swish a 30-footer like it was who now reads our column from gun and soak in the sight of the hope all can agree is important, no matter how we might agree or nothing more than a lay-up. I retirement, and the “Heralds” – mountains through the window. disagree with details of their theology. wonder if you can even throw a gospel singing group once led Rachel, Mal, LeAnn and little The fresh perspectives brought by Borg and Crossan sparked the ball that far now, seeing that by Co-cola’s brother Larry – and Stevie – later to be known as a lively discussion in our Adult Sunday School Class here at St. you’re about 60. (Sorry, Sonny, a sweet lady named Faye that Bathtub Stevie – would be fur- Mark’s Episcopal Church – and undoubtedly in many other quar- couldn’t resist.) Co-cola Mike and I always called ther in the back causing trouble ters in LaGrange as well. We applaud LaGrange College for hav- Of course, we never go back “Flip,” and my Uncle Bobby’s if they weren’t sleeping. ing the vision to bring these scholars here, and for having them without glancing over at Co-cola wife Eulene and their family, and Years have passed, and now speak in a forum which was free and open to the public. It was a Mike. By the way, he and Glory Uncle Bud and Gloria, and Mus- Rachel – the Amazing Blonde, gift, and we thank you. just got back from Gatlinburg cles, and Frog, and Boatwright, Part 2 – has furnished me with Thanks again for “challenging the minds, inspiring the souls again. Man, that makes me mad. and Cool Hand Luke, and a nice two grandkids. and transforming the lives” of your students, and of all of us, in The amazing blonde and I want- church girl I used to know Mal – who once threw up all this community that we share. ed to go this time. I called him named Sue Brown, and Emily, over Co-cola Mike’s living room Anne Gentry and other members of the Adult Sunday School while they were there, and he and Phyliss, and Dixie, and floor in the middle of the night Class, St. Mark’s Episcopal Church, LaGrange was standing outside the old grist Chase Freeman, and a little 6- and tried to clean the carpet with mill. I have a picture of the old year-old Georgia girl from bug spray – is in California try- mill on my living room wall, so church named Kaitlyn who’s Agencies practice rescue skills ing to make his mark on the when I hung up I just stood and dying to move out here to Texas Dear Editor, world. looked at the picture most of the with us, and Preacher Miller, and This is in response to a front-page article in your April 6 issue LeAnn is married and is doing evening and cried. OK, I didn’t Mama and Grandma … titled “Lapses Hinder Rescue Teams Hunting For Lost Planes.” the backseat driving for a good cry, but I probably could’ve. All of those, and you, just 15 In this article, the “lapse” indicated was a difference in termi- man named Ryan. Their first nology used by the FAA and the U.S. Air Force. When the FAA I think back to when all of our miles east of the Georgia line … reported to the Air Force that an “emergency beacon” was being received, the Air Force disregarded the report since they use “emergency transponder” to indicate the signals from downed Write to us planes. It seems to me that this is simply a case where the two LaGrange Daily News organizations do not regularly correspond with each other which caused this mishap to occur. Get involved with your commu- ESTABLISHED 1842 Residents of LaGrange and the Troup County area should be nity, sound off! Express your opinion on issues affecting the EDITORIAL BOARD aware of the efforts to circumvent these types of errors. Just public by writing a letter to the Lynn McLamb, Publisher recently, on April 15 and April 17, member of the Civil Air Patrol editor. Daniel Baker, Editor were performing search and rescue drills to help hone their skills Try to keep letters to 250 words –––––––––––––––––– in locating emergency beacons, or transponders. What makes in length, but longer ones will be Tom Curtis, Advertising Director these drills spectacular is that the Civil Air Patrol is not the only considered for publication at the Kevin Eckleberry, Sports Editor entity involved. In fact, the U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliaries, U.S. editor’s discretion. Brian Moncrief, Circulation Director Army Corps of Engineers and the LaGrange Amateur Radio Club Include your name, street ad- Judy Phillips, Business Manager were all participants in the drill on the 17th. 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I Digest CB&T adds veteran banker Mark Payne has joined Commercial Bank and Trust as Commer- c i a l B a n k e r and Sen- i o r Lender. P a y n e has 23 Payne years of b a n k i n g experience, most re- cently serving as city president of CB&T of Southeast Alabama in Board of Realtors names officers Enterprise, Ala. Vernon Woods recognized These are the members of the board of directors of the Troup County Board Jeffery Tucker, food services director at Vernon Payne is a graduate of Woods Retirement Community, accepts a certifi- Of Realtors. From left are Bikel Frenelle, state director; Janet Fox, vice pres- Auburn University at ident; Alynda Jones, past president; Lesa Davidson, secretary/treasurer; Bill Montgomery, Ala., and cate from LaGrange City Councilwoman Norma McConnell, local director; Steve Daniel, local director; Mechelle Wheless, the University of Okla- Tucker. The city recognized the facility for provid- state director; Ben Yates, state director; and Jan Yoemans, president. Not homa Graduate Commer- ing services and support to the community and res- present is Otto Korth, local director. cial Bank Lending School. idents, delivering meals to the needy and other acts. Session targets easy-to-read resume; be from 9 to 11:45 a.m. resume writing I And providing inter- The sessions are spon- view tips for applicants. sored by the West Geor- A free workshop on The workship also of- gia/LaGrange Employer writing resumes will be fers advice on how to Committee,West Georgia from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. “dress for success” and Tech, the state Depart- Thursday in Building B of about the Troup County ment of Labor’s La- West Georgia Technical Works program. Grange Career Center College’s East Campus Participants should and Veteran Services, the on Fort Drive in La- take the names of past West Georgia Society For Grange. employers and the dates Human Resources Man- Sponsored by the state of employment. agement and Troup Labor Department, County Works. Troup County Works and For more information, the West Georgia chapter Job fair call (706) 845-4000 or of the Society of Human (706) 756-4653. Resource Management, scheduled the session aims to help A job fair will be from 1 participants design win- to 4 p.m. May 4 at the Woman wins ning resumes by: Callaway Conference Dealership opens new location I Offering free support gift certificate Gene and Hardy Silcox officially opened their All-Pro Auto Group-Hyundai Center at West Georgia from local staffing and Technical College’s East Patricia Smith of La- dealership’s new location at 1405 Lafayette Parkway with a ribbon cutting in human resources repre- Campus on Fort Drive in Grange won a $1,500 gift front of a Sonata. Joining in the festivities were members of the LaGrange- sentatives to create an ef- LaGrange. certificate to JD Kinder’s Troup County Chamber of Commerce, customers, staff, family and LaGrange fective resume; Participants were during the ninth annual City Councilman Bobby Traylor. The Silcox brothers also have an All-Pro Auto I Teaching how to use asked to dress profes- St. Jude Dream Home Group General Motors dealership on New Franklin Road. action verbs and key sionally, take their re- giveaway in Columbus. I I I words to demonstrate sumes and be prepared St. Jude patients Carla skills and experience; to interview. Porter of LaGrange and Submit items to Business Digest, LaGrange Daily News, 105 Ashton St., LaGrange, GA I Helping to create a A career expo for mid- CJ Aguilar drew the win- 30240 or to dbaker@ lagrangenews. com. Photos in JPEG format may be attached. consistent, concise and dle school students will ners of the prizes. Items run on a space-available basis, with the most timely getting precedence.

284292 8 - Weekend, April 24-25, 2010 National, international LaGrange Daily News Day of Prayer unconstitutional I U.S., world digest Search ends for take handcuffs off police in MADISON, Wis. (AP) – To sistent tensions over any dealing with illegal immi- pray or not to pray? combination of religion and oil rig workers gration in Arizona, the That’s the issue govern- government. nation’s gateway for human NEWORLEANS(AP)– ment leaders across the Congress established a and drug smuggling. Coast Guard officials on Fri- country are facing after a national prayer day in 1952 With hundreds of protest- day suspended the three-day federal judge ruled that the and in 1988 set the first ers outside the state Capitol search for 11 workers miss- National Day of Prayer set Thursday in May as the offi- shouting that the bill would ing since an explosion for May 6 was unconstitu- cial day for presidents to lead to civil rights abuses, rocked an offshore oil rig, tional. issue proclamations asking Brewer said critics were saying they believe the men The ruling can’t take effect Americans to pray. “overreacting” and that she never made it off the plat- until all appeals are exhaust- Many state and local offi- wouldn’t tolerate racial pro- form that erupted into a ed, but that’s not stopping cials follow suit on that day. filing. giant fireball. atheists and prayer advo- Two years ago, the Madi- “We in Arizona have been Coast Guard Capt. Peter cates from firing off letters, son-based Freedom From more than patient waiting Troedsson said he spoke e-mails and even planning Religion Foundation sued for Washington to act,” with all the workers’ fami- to put up billboards to con- the federal government, Brewer said after signing the lies about the decision to vince state and local leaders alleging the day violated the law. “But decades of inaction suspend the search before across the country to see separation of church and and misguided policy have announcing it to the media. things their way. state. U.S. District Judge created a dangerous and “I’m a father and husband, Nothing’s changing in Barbara Crabb ruled April unacceptable situation.” and I have done this a few Topeka, Kan., said Mayor 15 that the day amounts to times before. It’s never easy. Bill Bunten. a call to religious action. She Your heart goes out to these Elsewhere “Some of these judges File photo included a caveat, though, people,” Troedsson said. have lost their way,” Bunten that said her ruling would I Fearful of losing public said. “Every day is a day of Students at Berta Weathersbee Elementary School in have no effect until all support for the war in prayer in most Kansas lives, LaGrange participate in the National Day of Prayer in appeals are exhausted. Governor signs Afghanistan, the United whether they are Christian 2008. A day after Crabb’s ruling, States and NATO on Friday or Muslim or Jewish or to sing ‘God Bless Ameri- Obama’s administration that the Alliance Defense Fund, immigration bill agreed to start transferring whatever, and to say that a ca.”’ it would appeal galvanized an Arizona-based group of PHOENIX (AP) – Gov. Jan control of the country back prayer day is illegal is just The ruling raised a furor atheists, who are trying to Christian lawyers, fired off Brewer ignored criticism to its leaders by year’s end ridiculous. That judge bet- among religious advocacy persuade officials not to letters to mayors telling from President Obama on but acknowledged that ter go back and read some groups, who say the day has attend local events. Their them it has no bearing on Friday and signed into law a achieving stability will take history about how this coun- become an American tradi- campaigns illustrate the per- prayer day activities. bill supporters said would decades. try was formed. Next thing tion. And the announcement you know we won’t be able this week by President Southwest LaGrange Baptist May8~ / Yard Sale Reserve a spot for $20 Craft Also - Concessions for Sale Sale in the Fellowship Hall 1301 Washington St. - LaGrange, GA. Stephanie Walker Haywood Cliett 281977 706-884-4785 706-884-3481

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274819 Baseball LaGrange Daily News Callaway at Pacelli, 1 p.m. www.lagrangenews.com LaGrange Academy at Oak ON Mountain, 1 p.m. 1B - Weekend, April 24-25, 2010 Softball TAP Birmingham Southern at La- Sports Today Grange College, 2 p.m. I I Softball High school baseball: Troup Tigers 8, Shaw Raiders 7 Seniors honored

From staff reports A group of seniors who have been part of so much success at LaGrange Col- lege were honored Friday between games of a dou- bleheader against Wes- leyan. The Pan- thers won both games 8-0 in five innings to improve to 21-17 over- all and 8-4 in Great South Ath- Hazelwood letic Con- ference play. Seniors Holly Hazel- w o o d , V a l e r e e Kevin Eckleberry/ Daily News W i l l i a m s Troup’s Garrett Cole hit a home run during Friday’s 8-7 win over Shaw. and Kayla Y e a r g i n were hon- ored. The trio have been a part of two Survival Williams c o - G S A C regular season titles, three straight GSAC tourna- put in play. That’s always my goal, ment titles to at least put it in play and give and three Tigers slip myself a chance.” s t r a i g h t Escobedo, who has been hitting NCAA Divi- rockets all over the field of late, did sion III na- past Shaw put it in play, but it was a ground- t i o n a l ball to the shortstop, who stepped tournament By Kevin Eckleberry on second for the second out. The Sports Editor bids. throw to first got away, though, H a z e l - No matter what, Troup’s Eric Es- preventing an inning-ending dou- cobedo wanted to make sure he hit Yeargin wood is a ble play, and two runs scored on graduate of Callaway the ball. the play to give Troup an 8-7 lead it High. With the tying run standing just wouldn’t relinquish. The Panthers had 23 90 feet away in the fifth inning of Josh King did some nifty work hits in sweeping the Pio- Friday’s game against Shaw, Es- out of the bullpen, Garrett Cole neers (2-26, 2-10 GSAC) cobedo faced a two-strike count had a home run, Escobedo had a Josh King escaped a bases-loaded jam in the seventh inning to with one out. preserve Friday’s win. Escobedo’s mindset was to “just SEE TROUP, PAGE 2B SEE SOFTBALL,PAGE 2B I Callaway baseball No sweat for Cavs

By Robert Griffin seniors on their night, Sports Writer winning 15-5 in six in- With a lineup full of sen- nings. ior players, the Callaway The Cavs (14-5 overall) Cavaliers took to the field improved to 8-3 in Region looking to get some re- 5-AA and remained in sec- venge against the Man- ond place in the region. chester Blue Devils. “It was good to beat It was the Blue Devils these guys,” Cavaliers who, earlier in the season, head coach Dusty Hub- gave the Cavaliers their bard said. “They beat us first region loss, a heart- the first time we played breaking 8-7 defeat. them and it was good to The team got its re- Photo by Eddie Sherrer venge and a victory for the SEE CAVS,PAGE 2B Callaway’s Dominique Smedley is met by his teammates after hitting a first-inning home run Friday. I I Region 2-AAA girls meet: Today at Kinnett Stadium in Columbus Baseball Devils topple LHS From staff reports Kyle Carter and the Columbus Blue Devils were too much for the La- Grange Grangers Friday Freshman Breanna Grant will compete in the high jump, the triple jump, the long afternoon. Carter gave up one hit in jump and the 1,600-meter relay today at the Region 2-AAA track meet. six innings to lead the Devils to a 7-0 Region 2- AAA victory. Sherrard Freeman had State’s the goal the Grangers’ lone hit against Carter, and John Troup will join athletes from Carver, Wagner and Deshaun Region meet Columbus, Kendrick and Northside at Todd also had hits. the meet at Kinnett Stadium. Seven different LaGrange and tuned up for this Grangers spent time on set for today weekend by participating in the county the hill, including Matt championship last weekend. Pauley, who started and By Kevin Eckleberry The Lady Grangers ran away with pitched a scoreless inning. Sports Editor the top spot in that meet, with a number Brandon McCurry, It comes down to one day. of athletes excelling in a variety of Clancy Alford, Jacob Boc- The Region 2-AAA girls’ track meet events. cucci and Isaiah Whitfield will be held in Columbus today, and the Troup, meanwhile, will be led by jun- each pitched one inning, top two finishers in each event will ior Jocilyn Gilbert, who has been tear- Troup junior Jocilyn Gilbert, after finishing second in and Chase Smith an Cole qualify for the state meet in Albany. the Region 2-AAAjump a year ago, is a strong favorite Kemp combined for one The girls’ teams from LaGrange and SEE TRACK,PAGE 2B to win the event today and return to state. SEE LHS,PAGE 2B LaGrange Daily News 2B - Weekend, April 24-25, 2010 Sports

game with a strikeout, though, and TROUP FROM 1B the Tigers escaped by the thinnest of margins. two-run single, and Brad Bartlett “I knew he was going to come came through with three hits as the through,” Escobedo said of King. Tigers won 8-7 win to take a key The Tigers struck first, taking a Region 2-AAA victory. 4-0 lead with four runs in the sec- The Tigers (11-11 overall) im- ond inning. proved to 7-3 in region play, and Cole got the inning started on a they’ll finish no worse than third in positive note with a solo home run. the region with a win at Kendrick Escobedo later delivered a two- Monday. run single, and the Tigers had a “We feel like we didn’t put them four-run lead. away when we had a chance to,” In the top of the third, Averett’s Troup coach Craig Garner said. no-doubter home run made it a “But also, at the same time, it was one-run game, but the Tigers good to scratch, claw and fight our bounced right back with two runs away to a win. We’ve had to do that in the bottom of the inning. lately.” Jackson Oliver led off with a sin- The Raiders, who fell to 3-8 in gle, Josh Garland walked, and the region with the loss, gave the Bartlett blooped a single into right Tigers all they could handle. field to knock in a couple of runs. Dustin Averett’s three-run home With Bartlett on the mound, the run in the third inning got the Tigers figured to be in good shape Raiders within one after they fell with a three-run lead, but the behind 4-0, and they went up 8-7 in Raiders weren’t done. the fifth on Kyle Rovig’s RBI single. Dominique Lakes reached on an The Tigers fought back in the infield single to bring in a run, and bottom of the fifth. the Raiders scored their next two With one out, Jim Reed and Brad runs on wild pitches to tie it. Bartlett reached on hard-hit sin- King relieved Bartlett in the fifth, gles, and Josh King’s infield base and the Raiders scored the go- hit loaded the bases for Escobedo. ahead run, but the senior right- It looked like the Raiders might hander didn’t let another run cross get out of the inning, but the stray the plate. throw by the shortstop let two runs Kevin Eckleberry/ Daily News Garner said Bartlett “had very score. Troup’s Eric Escobedo had a hit good stuff,” it just wasn’t his night. King mowed the Raiders down and a couple of RBIs during Fri- “Two or three breaks didn’t go in order in the sixth, but he faced day’s win over Shaw. his way, and he was forced to heaps of trouble in the seventh. throw a lot more pitches than he He got the first out on a strike- After a flyout and a walk, the should have. But his stuff was good out, but Chris Joiner and Ben Dod- Raiders had the bases loaded with tonight. He had a lot of move- gen reached on back-to-back base two outs. ment,” Garner said. “He’ll be there King ended the threat and the Robyn Miles / Daily News hits. when it counts.” LaGrange Academy infielder Drew Moody makes a leaping catch during Friday’s game. setting up fellow senior CAVS FROM 1B Brandon Bowen who knocked a single to bring go out here and get a both runners home. win.” Bowen finished the LGA can’t game going 2-for-3 with After the game, seniors Kyle Williams, Brandon three RBIs. Bowen, Chaz Bowles, Chaz Bowles then fol- Chris Laye, Cody Ander- lowed up with an RBI sin- slow Flint son, Chase Bowles and gle, driving in Kane Keith, Daniel Crowe were hon- who reached on a base ored. hit. By Robert Griffin within three. With all the buzz of sen- “I was glad for the sen- Sports Writer The Wildcats, though, ior night at the field, iors tonight,” said Hub- The LaGrange Acad- scored five more runs in though, it was a junior, bard. “We started all of emy Warriors fell in a 5-0 the third inning,and Dominique Smedley, who them tonight, and all of hole in the top of the first added another in the pushed across the first them played well. I was inning, and they were un- fourth to take a a 13-4 run of the game with a proud of how we played able to recover on the way lead. solo home run. offensively.I think that we to an 18-7 home loss to The Wildcats increased By the bottom of the are getting a little better Flint River Academy on their lead 18-4 in the top fourth inning, the Cava- offensively,but we need to Friday. of the sixth. liers held a 9-2 lead. sure up some things de- The Warriors pushed The Warriors needed The Blue Devils scored fensively. We are just across one run in the bot- five runs in the bottom of three runs of their own in making too many errors tom of the inning when the sixth to force another the top of the fifth, brining right now.” Brannon Weathers hit a inning, and they came the Cavalier lead to four, While Hubbard said two-out RBI single. close. but things could have he’s glad that his team The Wildcats went up 7- Moody led off with a been worse. moved a step closer to 1 with two runs in the top double, his second hit of With the bases loaded, wrapping up the region’s of the second, and Jay the night, and Miller fol- shortstop Josh Alise made second seed, his main Miller was brought in, and lowed with his second hit a diving catch and a quick goal is for the players to he pitched the remainder of the game. toss to second base for an be at their best when state of the game. Jordan Ring then inning-ending double time rolls around. In the bottom of the sec- stepped to the plate and play. “Our goal is to be play- ond, Matt Middlebrooks belted a three-run homer In the bottom of the in- ing the best that we can, and Drew Moody both hit to left field to bring the ning, it was the seniors and get better,” he said. singles and Miller brought Warriors closer. who would step up for the The Cavaliers will be on them home with a triple. Weathers reached on a team. the road for the remainder Miller scored on an RBI single, his second of the Kyle Williams and Chris of their regular season, single from Justin Lewis, day, but he was unable to Laye lead off the inning beginning with a game Photo by Eddie Sherrer and the Warriors were score. with back-to-back singles, against Pacelli today. Callaway second baseman Kyle Williams throws to first to complete a double play. Grant, who will face off RBIs in the doubleheader. lowed a hit and struck out two. TRACK FROM 1B with fellow LaGrange SOFTBALL FROM 1B Shanna Brumbelow (7-5) and Kristen Woodard (8-5) threw four freshman Tajah Banks in ing up the competition in for the second time this season. Kayla Folds combined to throw a innings in the second game to get the triple jump today, said the high jump this season. Hazelwood had six hits in the two two-hitter in the first game. the win. She allowed four hits and she’s “really excited and Gilbert was second at games, including 4-for-4 in the sec- Brumbelow allowed a hit in three struck out five. Danielle LaDuron kind of nervous,” about the region meet a year ond game. innings, while striking out five and retired the side in the fifth inning in today’s meet.” ago, and she has been Katie Ison had five hits and four not walking a batter. Folds also al- order to close out the game. winning all of her compe- Whatever happens, titions this spring, includ- though, Grant said she ing the county meet last and her teammates will be week. prepared. Gilbert has also been “We’ve been working doing the long jump this hard as a team. We’re season, and she won that coming together,” she event at the county meet said. as well. Grant said the triple For LaGrange, one of jump is her favorite event the athletes who is leading at the moment, and that the way is freshman Bre- she and Banks are ready Send Mom your love and appreciation this Mother's Day anna Grant, who will par- for today. ticipate in four events “Me and Tajah, we’ve through a personal message or remember her with a short poem. today. been practicing all week Grant does the triple with our form and every- jump, the high jump, the thing,” she said. Mother's Day Greeting long jump, and she runs A number of LaGrange on the 1,600-meter relay athletes could find them- Only $30 (includes optional picture) team. selves on the podium Only $30 Grant had never done today, including Chandler the jumping events before Ferguson, who was al- this spring, and today ready a strong performer she’ll have a chance to in the hurdles, and a few qualify for state in all weeks ago she took up the three of them. pole vault, and she has al- Grant, coach Valerie ready set a school record Dantzler said, is a key rea- in that event. son the girls’ team has KaBrenna Smith is the been such a force this top seed in the shot put, spring. Sarah Allred is coming off “Anytime I ask her to a personal-best perform- practice, she practices,” ance at the county meet in Dantzler said. “And then the 1,600-meter run, and she practices on her own. senior Danelle Tucker has Some girls are like that. been a force all season in I’m proud of her.” the sprinting events.

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York keep I Scoreboard NHL HOCKEY 3 p.m. NBC – Playoffs, Western Confer- Sports on TV ence, quarterfinals, game 5, Nashville at Chicago (if necessary) sliding Today 7 p.m. VERSUS – Playoffs, Eastern Con- NEW YORK (AP) – Ike MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL ference, quarterfinals, game 6, Pitts- 1 p.m. p.m. burgh at Ottawa (if necessary) Davis hit a 450-foot shot SPORT SOUTH – Atlanta at New 10 p.m. for his first major league York Mets VERSUS – Playoffs, Western Con- 4 p.m. ference, quarterfinals, game 6, San homer to win a matchup FOX – Regional coverage, N.Y. Jose at Colorado (if necessary) of prize rookies and the Yankees at L.A. Angels or Seattle at SOCCER New York Mets beat the Chicago White Sox 7:30 a.m. 7 p.m. ESPN2 – Premier League, Totten- Braves 5-2 Friday night. WGN – Chicago Cubs at Milwau- ham vs. Manchester United, at London Emergency reliever kee Hisanori Takahashi ex- ATHLETICS Sunday 8 p.m. celled after John Maine left ESPN2 – The Penn Relays, at MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL with an odd injury,helping Philadelphia (same-day tape) 8 p.m. AUTO RACING ESPN – Atlanta at N.Y. Mets the Mets win for the fourth 11:30 a.m. 2 p.m. Fan favorite Dale Earnhardt Jr. is hoping for a breakthrough win at Talladega. time in five games. SPEED – NASCAR, Sprint Cup, TBS – Chicago Cubs at Milwaukee Atlanta lost its third in a pole qualifying for Aaron's 499, at Tal- WGN – Seattle at Chicago White ladega, Ala. Sox row. Nate McLouth nearly 2 p.m. AUTO RACING tied it in the ninth, but his SPEED – Rolex Sports Car Series, Noon bid for a tying, three-run Bosch Engineering 250, at Alton, Va. FOX – NASCAR, Sprint Cup, Is this the week? (same-day tape) Aaron's 499, at Talladega, Ala. homer off Francisco Ro- 3 p.m. COLLEGE SOFTBALL too saw a flash of how things used to be driguez barely hooked foul. ABC – NASCAR, Nationwide Se- 3 p.m. ries, Aaron's 312, at Talladega, Ala. ESPN – Missouri at Texas A&M for NASCAR’s most popular driver. Davis delivered a mon- BOXING GOLF Earnhardt “I did,” he nodded, “I did.” ster drive while Atlanta 11:15 p.m. 9:30 a.m. newcomer Jason Heyward HBO – Junior middleweights, Al- TGC – European PGA Tour, Ballan- So he’s not surprised at the growing fredo Angulo (17-1-0) vs. Joel Julio (35- tine's Championship, final round, at anticipation from a victory-starved Jun- struck out three times in 3-0); heavyweights, Cristobal Arreola Jeju Island, South Korea (same-day chasing ior Nation that is desperately hoping going 0 for 4. Davis made (28-1-0) vs. Tomasz Adamek (40-1-0), tape) at Ontario, Calif. 1 p.m. Sunday's race at Talladega Super- it 1-all in the fifth inning COLLEGE BASEBALL CBS – Champions Tour, Legends of speedway is going to be another display by homering far beyond 3 p.m. Golf, final round, at Savannah, Ga. of, to borrow from Earnhardt's personal the right-center field wall, FSN – Kansas St. at Missouri TGC – PGA Tour, Zurich Classic of elusive win GOLF New Orleans, final round vocabulary, “awesomeness.” and he briskly made his 9:30 a.m. 3 p.m. Earnhardt, fresh off an eighth-place way around the bases be- TGC – European PGA Tour, Ballan- CBS – PGA Tour, Zurich Classic of TALLADEGA, Ala. (AP) – There was tine's Championship, third round, at New Orleans, final round once a time when every move Dale finish in Monday’s rain-rescheduled fore getting an enthusias- Jeju Island, South Korea (same-day 7 p.m. Earnhardt Jr. made in a restrictor-plate race at Texas, is tempering the expec- tic greeting in the dugout. tape) TGC – Nationwide Tour, South tations. Performance is as much about Takahashi (1-1) took 1 p.m. Georgia Classic, final round, at Val- race was the right one. He could slice CBS – Champions Tour, Legends of dosta, Ga. (same-day tape) his way through the field, drive to the skill as it is the quality of race car, and over after Maine, a right- Golf, second round, at Savannah, Ga. MOTORSPORTS front whenever he wanted, and was al- Earnhardt said the current rules pack- hander, left with two outs TGC – PGA Tour, Zurich Classic of 3 p.m. in the fourth with pain and New Orleans, third round SPEED – FIM World Superbike, at ways the guy to beat at Daytona and age leaves him at the mercy of his No. 3 p.m. Assen, Netherlands (same-day tape) Talladega. 88 Chevrolet. a muscle spasm in his left CBS – PGA Tour, Zurich Classic of NBA BASKETBALL That four-year stretch netted Earn- “It’s no disrespect to the cars that I've elbow. The 35-year-old New Orleans, third round 1 p.m. rookie from Japan struck 6:30 p.m. ABC – Playoffs, first round, game 4, hardt seven victories at NASCAR's two drove in the past, but even people close TGC – Nationwide Tour, South Boston at Miami fastest tracks, and gave him a confi- to me have said I need to be more ag- out seven in three innings Georgia Classic, third round, at Val- 3 p.m. – along with his first major dosta, Ga. (same-day tape) ABC – Playoffs, first round, game 4, dence and air of invincibility. gressive,” Earnhardt said of the mantra MOTORSPORTS Cleveland at Chicago It’s been over five years, though, born out of the Daytona 500 finish. league win, he singled in 2 a.m. 7 p.m. since Earnhardt last won a plate race. “You can’t be aggressive when you’re his first big league at-bat. SPEED – MotoGP World Champi- TNT– Playoffs, first round, game 4, Rodriguez held on for onship, at Motegi, Japan Dallas at San Antonio And though he's still considered a con- going backward. You can’t be aggres- NBA BASKETBALL 9:30 p.m. tender every time he climbs into his sive when you’re trying to sitting there his second save. 2 p.m. TNT– Playoffs, first round, game 4, Reyes was moved into TNT – Playoffs, first round, game 3, Denver at Utah car, he’s rarely called the favorite any- trying to hang on. When the car’s good, Orlando at Charlotte NHL HOCKEY more. I can do that, and I’m willing to do that. the third spot in the bat- 4:30 p.m. 2 p.m. Then came the season-opening Day- I get fired up and see opportunities and ting order for the first time TNT– Playoffs, first round, game 4, NBC – Playoffs, Western Confer- and responded by hustling Phoenix at Portland ence, quarterfinals, game 6, Phoenix at tona 500, when for at least two laps, the see the win standing there in front of 7 p.m. Detroit (if necessary) old Earnhardt was back. He steam- me, and I can get aggressive.” for a double and streaking ESPN – Playoffs, first round, game RODEO rolled his way from 10th to second with Earnhardt must rebound from last for a triple. 4, Atlanta at Milwaukee 4 p.m. Reyes and Jason Bay hit 9:30 p.m. VERSUS – PBR, Nile Invitational, at a series of jaw-dropping moves, falling year's embarrassing campaign, when ESPN – Playoffs, first round, game Billings, Mont. just short of running down winner he finished 25th in the final standings back-to-back triples to the 4, L.A. Lakers at Oklahoma City SOCCER Jamie McMurray. at the same time his Hendrick Motor- same deep part of right- NFL FOOTBALL 1 p.m. center field in the sixth 10 a.m. ESPN2 – Spanish Primera Division, “At the end of that race, I just made sports teammates swept the top three ESPN –Draft, rounds 4-7, at New teams TBA enough of the right decisions,” Earn- spots. He was winless, had just five top- against Kenshin hardt said Friday. “If I’d made a couple 10s and went into the offseason as the Kawakami (0-3). Wright more – maybe I made a few wrong de- top priority for team owner Rick Hen- followed with a sacrifice cisions that cost me the win – and drick. fly that made it 3-1. maybe if I had done things just a little Now eight races into this year,he's al- Chipper Jones put At- Panthers get lanta ahead 1-0 with a differently, we'd be holding the trophy ready grabbed three top-10 finishes and at the end of that race.” is seventh in the standings. two-out single in the third, Earnhardt understands why his Day- Still, his winless streak has stretched and Heyward came to bat tona drive received so much attention to 65 races, dating back to Michigan in later in the inning with the wild victory because just like his ardent fan base, he June 2008. bases loaded and struck out. From staff reports with his fourth home run DEMOREST – La- of the season and first Grange College scored six since March 8 to make it runs with two outs in the 6-4. David Miller’s two- Hawks get back to work eighth inning to down out single in the sixth made it a one-run game, Huntingdon 11-10 in the MILWAUKEE (AP) – Jerry Stack- son both grinned about Josh 6-5. first game of the GSAC house expects to get a call from Smith’s comments and the crowd's The Hawks scored four tournament at Louder- Josh Smith very soon, and the probable reaction. runs off relievers Robby milk Field. Bucks veteran will tell the emerging “I’m sure they will (be on him). Williams and James Con- The top-seeded Pan- 24-year-old power forward just how I’m sure they were going to be on nell in the seventh inning thers will play the winner proud he is. him before then. It’s going to be to go up 10-5. of Friday’s late game be- Stackhouse worked out in the off- even more now for saying stuff like tween Maryville and Pied- Derek Hooper got the season with Smith and the other that,” Horford said. “And, I think mont today at noon. Panthers’ eighth inning Hawks in Atlanta while trying to re- that’s fine. It’ll be a good test for The Panthers got the rally going with a one-out turn to game shape. While Stack- Josh, and we'll handle it as a team, win against the GSAC single. One out later, Rob- house's career is winding down, he all together.” pitcher of the year and the bie Shelton hit his team- sees the potential in “J-Smoove.” This series doesn’t have the same GSAC player of the year. leading 10th home run of “I’m like a big brother to him and sparkle of other first-round Alex Stanford started for the season to make it 10- I’m real proud of him from what matchups and the Bucks are lightly Huntingdon (27-13). He 7. After back-to-back he's been able to do, how he’s regarded because of the season- pitched 7-2/3 innings; al- walks to Mobley and grown as player from where he was ending injuries to center Andrew lowing nine runs, eight of Miller, Eller came in to re- to the things he's doing for that Bogut. Bucks coach Scott Skiles which were earned. lieve Sanford. team to make them who they are thought the rather tame opinion by Huntingdon scored six Brent Kinsey greeted right now,” Stackhouse said. “He’s Smith showed just how long three unearned runs in the first Eller with a single and an the key to them, in my opinion. Joe days without a game can be. inning off Panther starter error on the play allowed Johnson is Joe Johnson, but if Josh “IS there anything to do?” Skiles Neil Smith. Miller to score the third is playing at a real high level, flying Josh Smith and the Atlanta asked reporters. “Often times guys After the first inning, run of the inning. Dale around, rebounding the ball, doing Hawks will face the Milwaukee are asked about the city they're in Smith threw five scoreless Feldman’s run-scoring all the things he’s done, they’re Bucks tonight. and nobody ever writes anything innings and allowed only single drew the Panthers pretty tough to beat.” “Who me? I don't worry about unless they say something (deroga- one hit. He retired 13 within a run. Luis Perez That’ll be the Bucks' challenge that,” Smith said Friday.”"I just play tory). Nobody writes, ‘I like Los An- straight batters between followed with the game- tonight in Game 3. Milwaukee is in the game and hopefully we win.” geles.’ ” the second and sixth in- winner, a two-run double an 0-2 hole in their first-round se- Smith, averaging 16.5 points and At least no one was talking about nings. Smith finished with scoring Kinsey and Feld- ries with Atlanta and have had 12 rebounds so far in the series, the weather. seven strikeouts and man for an 11-10 lead. three days off to think about it. said he’d ask teammates Joe Smith “Another day in paradise," said walked four. James Yancey (3-1) It’s driven players on both teams and Zaza Pachulia to give him some Stackhouse, who bought a winter The Panthers chipped threw two perfect innings a little batty. tips, since both players are former coat before signing with the Bucks away at Huntingdon’s to get the win for the Pan- Smith started it Thursday by say- Bucks. in January after thinking he might lead. The Panthers trailed thers. Yancey closed out ing that there's nothing to do in Mil- “They’ve been there so they know join the Hawks. "When it's 55 (de- 6-3 going to the bottom of the game by striking out waukee, something sure to raise the what’s crack-a-lackin’. They know grees), I've got no problems with the fifth inning. Craig the side in the ninth in- ire of Bucks fans who haven’t seen what’s going down,” he said. that. When it's 6, that’s when I have Mobley led off the inning ning. a home playoff game in four years. Center Al Horford and Joe John- a problem.” Falcons takepair of SEC players in draft

FLOWERY BRANCH (AP) – was the last compensatory pick itroff as he nodded in approval erspoon's high school senior Dimitroff said the Falcons The Atlanta Falcons looked to of the third round. to his first-round draft pick. football season was placed on have followed Weatherspoon the SEC for a couple of draft Meanwhile, first-round draft “Feeling good,"”Weather- hold for about five weeks. closely for two years. picks on Friday. pick Sean Weatherspoon was spoon replied with a smile. The storm hit Texas after “At one time there was a The Falcons are continuing to introduced at the Falcons’ facil- It was an upbeat introduction Hurricane Katrina flooded New rumor about Sean possibly boost their defense by drafting ity. Weatherspoon is expected for Weatherspoon in his first Orleans. coming out early as an under- defensive tackle Corey Peters of to eventually replace outside full day with the Falcons, and Weatherspoon says the ad- classman, so we were very di- Kentucky in the third round. linebacker Mike Peterson, who he said his positive spirit was versity made him stronger. aled in on him and have been The Falcons then made first- will be 34 this season. strengthened by surviving a “I was being recruited by for quite a long time,” Dimitroff team All-America offensive Weatherspoon walked up to dramatic challenge when Hur- LSU,” Weatherspoon said. said. “We’ve done quite a bit of guard Mike Johnson of Ala- the podium wearing a dark suit ricane Rita devastated his “That was one of the places that research.” bama the last pick of the third with a red tie, matching red hometown of Jasper, Texas in I wanted to go, but I lost contact Coach Mike Smith said round. pocket square and white Fal- September, 2005. with them. That was pretty dev- Weatherspoon's skills are the Johnson (6-5, 312) completed cons cap. The small Texas town was astating for me, and I was perfect fit for the challenges his career at Alabama by mak- “Looking good,” said Falcons without water and electricity for pretty nervous, not knowing linebackers face on run defense ing 41 consecutive starts. He general manager Thomas Dim- three to four weeks, and Weath- what would be on the table.” and pass defense. LaGrange Daily News 4B - Weekend, April 24-25, 2010

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LaGrange Daily News Weekend, April 24-25, 2010 www.lagrangenews.com Living A long-awaited look upstairs Hills and Dales reopens with celebration ceremony April 28 By Andrea Lovejoy Contributing editor

“Can we go upstairs?” It’s a question that’s been asked, time and again, almost every day since the his- toric Fuller Callaway family home at 1916 Hills & Dales Drive, opened for tours in 2004. Guides grew accustomed to the disap- pointed looks of visitors eager to see what was at the top of the grand staircase, a tantalizing expanse of gleaming birch leading to the home’s bedrooms and pri- vate living areas. “Can we go upstairs?” Next week, for the first time, the answer will be “Yes!” The second and third floors of the clas- sic 1916 home designed by renowned architect Neel Reid for Fuller E. Callaway Sr. and his wife, Ida Cason Callaway, will be unveiled at a –“reopening celebration” on April 28, which was Fuller and Ida Callaway’s wedding anniversary. But before the first visitor ascends the double staircase, nearly a full year of his- torically sensitive refurbishment and painstaking restoration has been con- ducted, taking the residence both back in time and into the future. Like many home renovation projects, the Hills and Dales restoration started out Photos by Robyn Miles / Daily News small and simple, then got a lot bigger and exponentially more complicated Carleton Wood, executive director of Hills & Dales Estate, stands at the foot of the grand staircase as he describes the along the way. restoration project that will open the second and third floors of the Fuller Callaway family home to tours beginning May “We started out to paint and paper the 1. A group of LaGrange College Leadership Council guests toured the home in mid March, as craftsmen continued the second floor,” said executive director Car- restoration. leton Wood, “but then we realized the chiller was old and not effective, and the every 90 years,” said Miller, a grin creas- steam heat and radiator system was at ing his face. the end of its life.” He’s no stranger to big jobs. Restora- The heat was also very dry, not good tion Craftsmen previously worked on for the collection of fine antiques and art Atlanta’s Fox Theater and Georgian Ter- works, and the home had never been race hotel restorations, among others. rewired and needed greater protection The recent brutal winter added to the from fire, a major threat to any landmark already huge challenges. During three of residence. the coldest months, the house had no The Callaway Foundation, which oper- heat or electricity. ates Hills and Dales Estate as a landmark “Folks were in there working, all bun- museum, made the decision to expand dled up,” said Sue Ellen Dolan, tour coor- the project. Not only would the upstairs dinator. get spruced up, but the entire house - all Dolan and house docents led “archi- 13,000 square feet - would be rewired and tectural tours” of the home by flashlight. modern heating, cooling and sprinkler Like most family homes, the Callaway systems installed, along with high-tech residence evolved over the years, creat- smoke-detection equipment that contin- ing more decisions and challenges for uously “seeks out smoke” rather than restorers. An adult bedroom had been passively waiting to detect it. converted to a nursery, then later All that had to be done without com- became an office. A sleeping porch, orig- promising the historic nature of the inally screened, later was enclosed. LaGrange artist Chris Hagebak uses pastels to repair ‘dings’ in the Zuber wall- home. Though every room would under- Rooms saw a succession of wallpapers paper featuring panoramic scenes from Sicily chosen for the upstairs rear hall go extensive improvements, nothing – or and paint colors. Furniture and acces- by Alice Callaway in 1948. Thrilled at the chance to help with the Callaway home next to nothing – could show. sories were used in different rooms at restoration, Hagebak said he asked just one question: ‘How much do I have to “There were literally dozens of chal- different times. pay to do this?’ lenging decisions,” Wood said, including The second and third floors that open the removal of all the furnishings, which for public tours May 1 will be a blend of were placed in climate-controlled storage the various decades, Dolan said, reflect- for several months. ing both the early years and changes The project required ingenuity on a made by Fuller E. Callaway Jr. and his daily basis. The new chiller, for example, wife, Alice Hand Callaway, who lived is about the size of a small truck. It had there from 1936 until their deaths in 1992 to be disassembled to get it inside the and 1998, respectively. Alice Callaway house, then put back together in an attic undertook a redecoration of the home in area near the third-floor billiard room. 1948, incorporating her favorite color, Pipe-fitting was particularly challeng- robin’s egg blue, in several rooms. ing, since it had to be minimally invasive. People may be surprised, Dolan said, “There are literally thousands and thou- that the upper floors are “not as grandly sands of feet of pipe hidden inside the done or grandly furnished” as the ground walls,” Wood said. floor. One particularly clever solution: “adap- “But it’s where they lived. In 1916, tive reuse” of a laundry chute to house everything was new and the best of every- pipes for the new sprinkler system. thing,” she said. The grand staircase, put together in Sondra Bowie, who leads Hills and 1915 with heart-pine pegs, had to be Dales educational programs and also taken apart so “guts” of the various new some tours, agreed. systems could be hidden within. Restora- “Everything upstairs is lovely and well- After months in climate-controlled storage, furnishings recently were returned tion expert Keith Miller of Atlanta-based done,” she said, “but it’s more basic” than to the Fuller Callaway family home. A worker moves boxes in the living room, Restoration Craftsmen spent weeks the elaborate downstairs’ spaces. near a late 18th century chair, reputed to be from the workshop of Thomas Chip- under the stairway, painstakingly dis- Returning the rooms to the way they pendale. solving 90-year-old glue – which he was looked in the 1920s – or even the 1950s able to identify as LePage’s – to remove and ’60s – required detective work, Dolan was tasked with finding a few than in the first floor and garden. and preserve the elegant panels and patience, craftsmanship and even good period pieces to supplement the existing One tiny black-and-white photo for the moldings. old-fashioned luck. furnishings. bedroom used by both Fuller Callaway When the wiring and piping was com- Bowie scoured old ledgers for receipts “We are using mostly what is here, but Sr. and Fuller Callaway Jr. played a key plete, Miller put the staircase back togeth- or other items that sometimes helped needed twin beds from the 1940s and role in the restoration. The room came to er as “good as old.” His colleague, Steve place a piece of furniture in the appro- ’50s, plus a small rocker,” she said. be known as the “Ivy room” because of Tillander, gave the same attention to wall priate spot or identified the occupant of She’s also worked with Wood to choose ivy-patterned wallpaper, long since finishes - tediously analyzing and then a room. Several elderly family members fabric, paint and carpet colors to “take replaced. Working from the single pho- matching old paint colors, even taking lived with the Callaways at various times, the house back in time.” tograph, an Ohio company re-created the care to duplicate the striation patterns of but exactly who stayed in which room Old photos were studied for decorating long ago brush strokes. and what furnishings they used is now details, but like most families, the Call- HILLS AND DALES, SEE PAGE 8C “It’s a wild and crazy amount of work - lost to memory. aways made far fewer photos upstairs 2C - Weekend, April 24-25, 2010 Lifestyle LaGrange Daily News

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(706)882-9291 Meetings CATERING Paul Anthony Hammock Jr Wednesday Monday and Cheryl Lynn Martinez GOURMET EVENTS/JAMIE KEATING Cub Scout Pack 324 Martinez-Hammock 706-402-0413 Preschool story time at meets at 6:30 p.m. at First www.rivermilleventcentre.com Baptist Church on the LaGrange Memorial Li- Karen and Eugene Martinez Jr. of Fort Wayne, Ind. brary is at 10 a.m. (706) Square, fourth floor announce the engagement of their daughter, Cheryl 882-7784. above the gym. LaGrange Amateur Lynn Martinez, to Paul Anthony Hammock Jr. son of Thursday Radio Club has a net on Paul and Maura Hammock of Valley, Ala, and Ken and frequency 146.700 at 9 Teresa Lynne Cadenhead of LaGrange. The wedding Story Hour featuring p.m. will take place on May 22, 2010 in Acworth. A Girl Scout leader stories, fingerplays, The bride-elect is the granddaughter of Molly INVITATIONS songs and rhymes for meeting is at 6:30 p.m. at St. Peter’s Catholic Wheeler , Ida and Eugene Martinez, Sr. and the late preschoolers and their Kenneth Wheeler. She graduated from Icknield High escorts is at 10:30 a.m. at Church on Lafayette HILL STREET HOUSE Hawkes Library in West Parkway. (706) 957-0948. School in Luton, England and received her bachelor 605 Hill Street • LaGrange Point. of arts in art history from the University of Wales. 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and should be completed in full. 274697 LaGrange Daily News Lifestyle Weekend, April 24-25, 2010, 3C Swimming pools are opening and it is time to do the upkeep We don’t often write (a troweled-in-place ce- age groups at both ends. ter system and make of pool you select, clean- about swimming pools menticious material) and I On the house The deep end is no more. light work of leaf re- ing and maintenance will because as far as return the other a liner type. Diving laterally has re- moval. be an ongoing task. But on investment is con- And although we both placed diving downward. The other type, subsur- the big thing that you will cerned, a pool is at the are familiar with the their pools onto their And now the younger set face cleaning, is handled have to deal with is a bottom of the list. For ex- molded fiberglass kind, property as an extension can wade from one end in two ways: First, a sub- safety fence. ample: after five years a neither one of us has of their home’s interior. to the other. surface vacuum system In our community, for $200,000 home might sell owned one. We can re- Actually, the basic shape Shallower pools make on wheels constantly example, the fence for $230,000 to $250,000. member listening to the of the pool has become both ends accessible to traverses the bottom of around the pool must be With the addition of a pool salesmen. “Gunite is extremely important. games, increasing the ac- the pool for 3 to 4 hours 6 feet tall and all gates $35,000 swimming pool the best, the most They aren’t just rectan- tivity area and making a day, vacuuming up de- must be locked from the that house (again five durable and far less ex- gles anymore. for full use out of the bris that sinks to the inside. years later) might sell for pensive than fiberglass.” We can remember the pool. pool’s floor. Another sub- Besides that you might $3,000 to $5,000 dollars He sold only gunite days when the kidney We sometimes wonder surface problem is dirt. want to make another more, or $233,000 to pools. shaped pool was an ex- how many serious in- Dirt in the air always consideration if you have $255,000. And the other sales- traordinary achievement. juries occurred between seems to end up at the children, or if children Not a good return on man said, “A liner pool is Now, the more unusual the arrival of home div- bottom of the pool. and it regularly visit. investment, in fact, a big the least expensive and the shape, the better. ing boards and today. must be vacuumed as Be sure that you have a loss. On the other hand, easiest to maintain.” He For the contemporary One thing you want to well. safety fence (with lock- if you can afford the de- sold liner pools exclu- home there are two inter- do when you purchase a Here, a pump jet agi- ing gates) between the preciation, a pool can sively. Truth is they’re all secting squares; for the pool is upgrade filtering tates the water (thus mix- back of your home and provide years of fun and good. And we suggest Mediterranean, arches and cleaning equipment. ing in the dirt particles), your pool area. relaxation. But a pool is a that you get the type that and sunken pillars. There are two basic types allowing the filter system Just as the building de- lot of work and requires fits your particular needs Pools also are shal- of pool cleaning: surface to capture the dirty water partment will want you daily maintenance and and budget. lower now. cleaning and subsurface and filter out the parti- to protect your neigh- upkeep. And it will in- The consumer’s philos- Diving has been re- cleaning. cles, making it crystal bors’ children, you will crease your utility bill. ophy about pools has placed with floating, ex- Filter ports at the clear, and pumping the want to protect your fam- We both have had in- changed quite a bit since ercising and just plain water’s surface known as cleaned liquid back into ily from within. ground pools. One was we bought ours. Folks swimming. Today’s pools skimmers draw floating the pool. A final thought: Look constructed with gunite are beginning to build are more usable by more debris into the pool’s fil- Regardless of the type into cool deck. It works. Growing seeds from scratch Snapshot and budget decorating is easy You can still get a head ciency. start on your gardening I In the Garden Put your cut-throat now … indoors, that is. streamlining hat on and Looking out upon the as they fill out and trans- you will thank me for it piles of dirty snow blan- plant into a large pot later. keting the grass, spring— about six weeks after Even though your space and its abundance of col- growing. Once there is no it smaller, a more minimal orful blooms—seems so fear of frost, move out- and open plan design to far away. Sigh. doors and water. create the illusion of more It makes your green Watch them grow, and space. thumb itch with anticipa- watch yourself grow with That is not to say you tion, doesn’t it? pride knowing you did it cannot add color or inter- Luckily, you don’t have from scratch! Happy est to a room. to wait until spring to put Growing! A brightly colored set- that green thumb to good The upside to downsiz- tee or kitchen work sur- use. Because even if Jack ing mean less, which face can help visually sep- Frost maintains his chilly means less clutter and arate your new open grip on winter, you can less time cleaning. space. still get a head start on Initially when moving to And can cause less visu- your gardening now … a smaller home, down-siz- al interruptions than a indoors, that is. ing can feel like a step typical room divider, Why not start growing backward. which I would caution Hogansville Elementary School students and staff brought family members seeds on your windowsill But we like to look at it against as it can make a and participated in the Great American Clean-up April 17. The group and transplant them out- as a new chance to space feel both cluttered doors when the weather and smaller. met at Calvin Hipp Park and spread out over the city to pick up trash. express yourself. Hogansville Elementary School's efforts were led by the student council and permits? Out with the old - liter- And try to find multi- Cultivating a garden ally, get rid of everything functional furniture, a cof- crime watch team. Following the clean-up, everyone met back at Calvin from scratch is a reward- you haven’t used in two fee table with storage Hipp Park for prizes. From left are, front row: Quay Cameron, Austin Tign- ing activity, as you get to years. underneath and head- er, Oeisha Martin, Eliza Clendenin, Joshua Burdette, Ian Dougherty; back nurture a few seeds into a And bring in the new. board with bookshelves row: Sammy Martin, Chanderia Tigner, Adrianna Tigner, Adrian Tigner, full-grown plant and If you can’t fully part and lamps built in. Dyon Jenkins, Case Dougherty, Michael Cadwell, Sara Ann Bryant, Cather- enjoy the beautiful (and with the antique living Keep a very similar sometimes edible) results. color and decor ine Gurley. Not present are staff members, Bret Bryant, Linda Hart and room furniture set you Carmen Dougherty. Successful propagation inherited from Grandma scheme throughout the requires the right growing 30 years ago, consider whole house, as the I conditions because seeds keeping just the side move from room to ‘Snapshot’ features photos of neighborhood gatherings and club and are so fragile. chair, and mix it with a room will come awful- social events. Send photographs to ‘Snapshot,’ LaGrange Daily News, You’ll want to give them modern clean line sofa. ly quickly and you P.O. Box 929, LaGrange, GA 30241 or to Daniel Baker at dbaker@ la- only good organic sterile Give the other pieces to don’t want the transi- grangenews.com, or bring it to our office at 105 Ashton St. seed starting soil, plenty family members who tion from the cowboy of room, good air circula- room to pink powder IHere are a few guidelines: appreciate the nostalgia of Get in close to the subject. Have the photo fill the frame. tion, warm temperatures, it all. room to be too jarring. I and ample sunlight and And keep in mind that And don’t forget, wher- Informal or action shots are preferable to those of people standing in careful watering. matchy-matchy is out and ever you live you can Ia line. You can plant in peat make a living room para- eclectic is in! I Printed or typewritten notices are requested. pots, flats, Dixie cups or Decorating for pennies dise outdoors that just Include full names and identification of everyone in the photo, as well egg cartons. The upside to downsiz- might get you wondering as a brief description of what’s going on in the photo. Place them in a very ing mean less space, if your downsized house I well lit, but not drafty needs to even be as big as I Include a name and daytime telephone number. which means less cup- Do not use tape or staples, or write on the back of the photo. spot. boards, drawers, shelves, it is. I If you are using artificial floor space, pots, pans etc. Decorating on a budget I Photos taken with cell phones should not be submitted. light, you’ll need twice This in turn means less in the downside economy I Photos may be retrieved at our office after they run. that of the sun. can be done if you shop clutter, which in turn I E-mailed photos must be in JPEG format and sent as attachments. Keep the soil moist but means less time cleaning. wisely and make a list. Photos run on a space-available basis, but usually within a week of re- not soggy. Thin the trays The key word here is effi- Don’t stress. ceipt. A tough childhood can lead to success later in life t
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Variations: FAMILY FEATURES For Island Mango & Peach Fruit-Tea Pops, use Lipton White ea can always be enjoyed as a simple, soothing cup Tea with Island Mango & Peach Flavors Pyramid Tea Bags and of comfort. But with so many flavors and varieties 1 cup chopped peaches. available, tea lovers are discovering entirely new For Green Tea & Mandarin Orange Fruit-Tea Pops, use Lipton ways to enjoy their favorite brew. Tea-drinking Green Tea with Mandarin Orange Flavor Pyramid Tea Bags and trends find people infusing their tea with fruit and 1 cup blueberries. other flavors, and experimenting with tea in recipes. These For Black Pearl Fruit-Tea Pops, use Lipton Black Pearl Black recipes showcase the rich, ripe flavors of whole leaf teas Pyramid Tea Bags and 1 cup mixed berries (raspberries, blueberries and/or strawber- Tinfused with fruit and flavor. From frozen pops to tropical ries). punch, cool smoothies to hot, spiced chocolate tea, you’ll find For Harvest Strawberry & Passionfruit-Tea Pops, use Lipton a refreshing take on tea that just might make your day. Red Tea with Harvest Strawberry & Passionfruit Flavor Pyra- Bavarian Wild Berry Fruit-Tea Pops mid Tea Bags. Serves: 8 Preparation Time: 10 minutes Chill Time: 4 hours 2 cups boiling water Red Tea Harvest Strawberry Smoothie 4 Lipton Bavarian Wild Berry Serves: 2 Pyramid Tea Bags Preparation Time: 5 to 10 minutes Chill Time: 1 hour 1/2 cup sugar 1 cup boiling water 1 cup chopped strawberries 3 Lipton Red Tea with Harvest Pour boiling water over tea bags; cover and brew 5 minutes. Strawberry & Passionfruit Remove tea bags and squeeze. Stir in sugar until dissolved; let Flavor Pyramid Tea Bags cool slightly. 2 tablespoons sugar Combine tea with strawberries in medium bowl. Evenly pour 1 cup frozen strawberries into 8 (4-ounce) paper cups (or popsicle molds).Freezeuntil 1/2 cup strawberry frozen yogurt* almostfirm, about 1 hour. Insert wooden ice pop sticks into cen- 1/2 cup ice cubes (about 3 to 4) ters; freeze until firm. To serve, press firmly on bottom of paper Pour boiling water over tea bags; cover Tropical Punch With Fruity Tea Ice Cubes cup to remove. and brew 5 minutes. Remove tea bags and squeeze, then stir in sugar; chill. In blender, process tea, strawberries and yogurt. Add ice cubes, one at a time, and process until blended. Garnish, if desired, with whipped cream and strawberries. Serve immedi- ately. *Substitution: Use regular strawberry yogurt.

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Difficulty Level ances. Open up to new thoughts and styles. Tonight: If lower. Tonight: Out at a concert or ballgame.

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Night (4) WLTZ- (4) WLTZ-38 38 Program Program Program Program Blackhawks Western Conference Quarter-final, Game 5 (L) Program News Victims Unit Ministries Live  Paid TMZ Access Hollywood Week in MLB Baseball New York Yankees vs. Los Angeles Angels of FOX5 News Cops (N) Cops America Most Wanted Fox 5 News at 10 The Wanda Sykes Show (5) (5) WAGA-5 WAGA-5 Program Weekend Baseball Anaheim Site: Angel Stadium -- Anaheim, Calif. (L) (SF) <+ <+ Two and a Two and a Everybody George Half & Half The Bernie CSI: NY CSI: Miami All About the Benjamins (2001, Revenge (1990, Action) Anthony Without a Trace CSI: Miami (6) (6) WUPA-69 Action) Mike Epps, Ice Cube. Quinn, Kevin Costner. WUPA-69 Half Men Half Men Hates Chris Lopez Mac Show Simp- Simp- Paid Paid Paid Week in MLB Baseball Teams TBA (L) The Office The Office Cops (N) Cops America Most Wanted FOX 54 Seinfeld The Wanda Sykes Show (7) (7) WXTX-54 sons sons Program Program Program Baseball WXTX-54 News (SF) <+++ Star Trek: First Contact (1996, Frasier Frasier King of King of Seinfeld Seinfeld The The House of House of <+++ Crocodile Dundee (1986, Adventure) <+++ Jerry Maguire (1996, Romance) Cuba (8) WPCH Sci-Fi) Brent Spiner, Patrick Stewart. Queens Queens Office Office (8) WPCH Payne Payne Linda Kozlowski, Paul Hogan. Gooding Jr., Tom Cruise.  Paid Paid Paid NASCAR NASCAR Auto Racing Nationwide Series Aaron's 312 Site: News World Entertainment Tonight <+ Norbit (2007, Comedy) Thandie Newton, Castle News Paid (9) WTVM-9 Program Program Program Count (L) Talladega Superspeedway -- Talladega, Ala. (L) News (9) WTVM-9 Eddie Murphy. Program (12:30)  < To Be Announced B. Gospel Connection Alabama BrainJ- Mt. 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HILLS AND DALES FROM 1C

What started out as a painting and wallpaper project turned into a complete restoration of the Callaway family home. Here workers repair the roof of the porte cochere, overlooking the rolling landscape from which the estate took its name, Hills and Dales. ivy wallpaper - and local plasterer Sammy Bowers spent about 100 hours get- ting the walls smooth enough for it. “We used local crafts- men whenever we could,” Wood said, “and all of them have been outstand- ing.” Other tasks, like reweav- ing vintage wool drapes, required professional con- servators. Much of the work was less than glamorous. Seven painted medicine cabinets were refinished, as were all the radiators. The crib of Cason Callaway and Fuller Callaway Jr. rests against new wallpa- The kitchen linoleum, per custom made to replicate the original “nursery rhyme” wallpaper chosen by which dates to 1946, was Alice Callaway when this nursery was used by her children, Fuller III. and Ida. This painstakingly cleaned - room was last used by Fuller Callaway Jr. as his “personal spaces” room. and looks remarkably fresh. Venetian blinds throughout the house were cleaned and repainted, slat by slat. “That’s 37 slats each, plus new cotton cording,” said Wood, who did some of the work himself. Carleton Wood compares paint samples, a laborious He spent more than one process repeated in almost all of the home’s 30 weekend cleaning painted rooms. window hardware. guide to include the sec- times. “Carleton has put his ond- and third-floor infor- “We hope we are going heart and soul into this mation. to be bombarded,” Dolan project,” Bowie said. “He “It’s a work in progress,” said. “So many people loves the house and he said Bowie. “New discov- have gone to great lengths loves the family, and he’s eries are commonplace.” to get this accomplished. been determined that They expect a flurry of We are looking forward to everything be done well.” visitors in May and June, sharing it, which is what Dolan and Bowie are with several group tours Mrs. (Alice) Callaway revamping the docent’s already booked for those wanted.” Strategically placed vintage photos, above, like these in the library, help visitors get a “feel” for the home and the family who lived in it.Re-plastering walls, below was a major part of the Hills and Dales restoration.

Hand-cleaning of kitchen linoleum, which dates to 1946, revealed a fresh white stripe, hidden beneath decades of wax.