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Saturday’s Candidate visited LaGrange 50 years ago this weekend Couple, weather High 85 lost dog Low 49 Sunny reunited Pet was missing almost two weeks after car crash Today’s artist: Winston By Jennifer Shrader Herrera, fourth grade, Unity Staff writer Elementary School. Nearly two weeks after they lost their terrier-mix dog in a crash in Troup County, a Villa Rica couple has their baby back. Teacher Paige and Blakeley Johnson say gets special they won’t ever be able to suffi- announcement ciently thank people in LaGrange and Troup County enough, partic- Cannon Street Ele- ularly in the Mountville-Louise mentary School third- community where Leila was found grade teacher Brittany Thursday night. Coverson got a big “For being out in the woods for more than a week, she looks really surprise during morn- good,” Paige Johnson said Friday ing announcements morning. Friday – her boyfriend, Leila and Blakely Johnson were Therron Bonner, Presidential candidate John F. Kennedy waves to onlookers from a convertible as his motor- at the veterinarian’s office Friday popped the question cade passes Lafayette Square on Oct. 10, 1960. Earl Bowen of LaGrange took this photo from morning. The 4-year-old dog over the school inter- the north side of the square. checked out fine, except for a few com. Read the story in scratches on her belly. Monday’s edition of JFK prompted ‘screams of delight’ The dog went missing Sept. 26 LaGrange Daily News. when the couple, headed home By Joel Martin from an anniversary trip to the Senior writer beach, hydroplaned at the inter- Sports It was 50 years ago, section of Interstates 85 and 185. but people still have Leila broke free from the car and vivid memories of John went into the woods. F. Kennedy’s visit to Though injured, the Johnsons LaGrange while cam- never stopped looking for her, plas- paigning for the presi- tering the LaGrange area with fly- dency. ers. They have no children. Kennedy, then a U.S. One of the flyers was placed at senator from Massa- Miss Linda’s Grocery and Cafe on chusetts, had delivered Willowood Road, where Blakely The LaGrange High a speech at the Little Johnson frequently stopped during Grangers have a White House in Warm his searches. As the crow flies, or tough time with the Springs on Oct. 10, in this case, the dog trots, it’s not powerful Carrollton 1960, and his motor- far from the scene of the Johnson’s Trojans. cade took him to PAGE 1B crash. LaGrange-Callaway Owner Linda Shaw said a woman Airport where his twin- came in the store Thursday and engine plane, “The Car- stopped when she saw the flyer. Opinion oline,” took off at 12:35 “She said, ‘I think my sister’s p.m. for another cam- Earl Bowen snapped this photo as Kennedy and his motorcade approach been feeding that dog,’ ” Shaw said. Columnist Pepper Ellis paign appearance in Lafayette Square on Greenville Street. Notice people on the stairs beside Columbia, S.C. DOG Hagebak recalls how Boyette’s Furniture and standing on car bumpers for a better view. SEE , PAGE 2 Thousands of people the Chopper Guy signs at the airport and Chambers. watched the motorcade along the route of the Inside From the time his cured her of visiting on Lafayette Square motorcade, although motorcade arrived in Kennedy haunted houses. and along Greenville, PAGE 6 Kennedy got 67 percent the corporate limits of Broad and Vernon Current and former of Troup County’s vote LaGrange until his streets, and an estimat- in the general election residents offer their plane took off, only 20 gave brief ed 3,000 people waited the next month. recollections of minutes had elapsed. at the airport for about “His arrival brought Rob Hammond was two hours before the Kennedy’s visit. talk in Weekend applause from the men in Mrs. Connelly’s Democratic Party nom- Page 8-9. and sometimes screams sixth-grade class at Trivia inee arrived, accompa- of delight from the Harwell Avenue School nied by Gov. Ernest LaGrange ladies,” LaGrange Daily with me.” on that unseasonably Vandiver, Alabama Gov. News reported. The He walked between warm Monday just a John Patterson, U.S. This is a transcription of remarks “youthful senator’s two rows of law- few weeks after the first Sen. Herman Talmadge by Sen. John F. Kennedy at appeal to the women in enforcement officers to Kennedy-Nixon tele- of Georgia and Atlanta LaGrange airport on Oct. 10, 1960. the crowd was evident his plane and shook vised debate. Mayor William B. A single copy of the talk is in the from the time his several hands that were “The students at Har- Hartsfield, among oth- Senate speech file of the John F. motorcade came into thrust over the inter- well Avenue made the ers. Kennedy pre-presidential papers at view. Squeals like those locked arms of the offi- short walk to Vernon Kennedy was intro- the John F. Kennedy Library. that rock ’n’ roll singers cers. where we lined the duced by LaGrange “Distinguished guests, ladies and draw rang out.” “He didn’t shake street and waited for States attorney Lewis R. gentlemen: I want to take this One banner near the hands with me, but I the motorcade,” Ham- Ohio can be spelled “Pete” Morgan, whom opportunity to thank you for a great front of the airport touched him!” one mond recalled. “JFK using only three let- Kennedy later appoint- Georgia reception. I must say you crowd read, “Isn’t he woman said. was sitting on the back ters. Name all the U.S. ed to the federal bench. held out the hand of friendship and handsome?” Charles Hudson of of a yellow convertible states whose names The LaGrange and I appreciate it very much, indeed, Kennedy made a few LaGrange walked onto with white interior. He can be spelled using Troup high school especially your coming to see us remarks from a podium the plane before was wearing a navy only four letters. Let- bands played, and off. Georgia has much to be proud at the airport, saying, Kennedy arrived to blue suit. He was ters can be repeated. cheerleaders from of, and among those things is the “As long as there is a deliver sandwiches, tanned and flashed the Answer on page 2 LaGrange College led fact that in this century you did not farmer and as long as although he can’t famous Kennedy grin at the crowd in yells and vote for McKinley, and Georgia did there are textile work- remember what kind the students and the singing of the Dem- not vote for Harding, and Georgia ers working three and they were. seemed to give a special ocratic Party campaign did not vote for Coolidge and Geor- four days per week, Charlie Solomon, 90- wave to the teachers.” INDEX song, “We’re Marching gia did not vote for Hoover, and there will be a need for year-old owner of Hammond’s uncle, Down to Washington.” Georgia did not vote for Landon, a Democratic Party. I Solomon’s department William P. Trotter of There were a few Dewey, and I don’t think in 1960 it now go, but I take you store on Bull Street, LaGrange, was the Calendar . . . . . 3 pro-Richard Nixon is going to vote for Mr. Nixon. Classifieds 4B-6B was on the committee state’s director of pub- (Applause) Comics ...... 7 that helped organize lic safety and led the “In this century Georgia voted for Community . . . . 3 Kennedy’s visit. motorcade. Woodrow Wilson and it voted for Crossword . . . . 7 Solomon and his wife “I can also remember Franklin Roosevelt and it voted for International . . 10 were standing at Bull watching JFK’s inaugu- Harry Truman. (Applause) And I Local ...... 4 and Vernon streets ral address in black and believe as long as there are farm- National ...... 10 when the motorcade white on a television in ers who do not have the means of Obituaries . . . . 2 came by “barely at a the Harwell Avenue living off their land, as long as there Opinion ...... 6 crawl.” library,” said Ham- are textile workers working two or Sports . . . 1B-3B “I waved at him and mond, now mayor of three or four days a week, as long State ...... 5 showed him a victory Mentone, Ala. “Presi- as there are older people who do TV Listings . . . 4C sign, ‘All The Way JFK’ dent Kennedy inspired not have the means of maintaining and he had a look on many in my generation themselves and protecting their For home delivery his face like he was real to take a greater inter- health, as long as there are people doubtful,” Solomon call (706) 882-5624 est in history, politics looking for work and can’t find it, said. “I hollered, ‘Give and public affairs. as long as there are natural me a smile’ and held up Many people became resources that must be developed, Printed on 100% the sign again, and he active in politics or Recycled Paper as long as there is need for a gave me the victory entered public service stronger America, so long will there Vol 167 Issue 125 sign” with his fingers. because of JFK.” be need for the Democratic Party, 22 Pages Among others on and so long will Georgia stand with Solomon’s committee Joel Martin can be the Democratic Party. were Heston Maddox, reached at jmartin@ (Applause) Ruth and Bob Newman holds signs during Ed Gore, Frank Dicker- lagrangenews.com or Kennedy’s appearance at LaGrange-Callaway “We now say goodbye, but I want son, Virgil Dickerson, (706) 884-7311, Ext. you to know that we take you with Airport in this 1960 photo from LaGrange Daily G.L. Wood and Dr. 235. us. Thank you.” News. (Applause) 2 - Weekend, Oct. 9-10, 2010 Local LaGrange Daily News

I Public safety I Ob ituaries

Woman Information for obituaries is written and provided by funeral homes and family members of the deceased. struck with E. Steve Hollis Mr. E. Steve Hollis, 64, frying pan of Americus, passed away on Wednesday, October 6, 2010, in Phoebe-Sumter A LaGrange woman was Medical Center. Memorial struck in the head with a services will be conducted frying pan at her residence William (Frank) Hancock at 11:00 a.m. on Saturday, Friday. Mr. William (Frank) October 9, in the First Police found the woman Hancock, 62, of LaGrange United Methodist Church bleeding from the back of passed away Thursday, of Americus with the Rev. the head about 8:50 a.m. October 7, 2010, at West Jim Smith officiating. She said a man struck her Georgia Medical Center. In lieu of flowers, fami- with the pan. Mr. Hancock was born ly members suggest that Officers found blood on August 25, 1948, in memorial contributions be the floor and cold spaghet- LaGrange, son of Gloria made to the American ti on the table. The frying Heath Hancock and the Heart Association, Memo- pan was in a bedroom, late William Jack Han- rial Fund, P. O. Box 6744, and blood was on the cock. He was a graduate of Columbus, GA 31917- doorknob. LaGrange High School 6744. A space heater was and Troup Vocational- Born November 24, found with a blanket Technical School. 1945, in LaGrange, Mr. thrown over it, a TV was Survivors in addition to Hollis was a son of the late Blakely Johnson, left, is reunited with his dog Leila near Mountville on Thurs- turned on its side and a his mother include 2 Dallis Fred Hollis and Vir- day after an almost two-week search. Family friend Mike Saunders, right, portable stereo was on the daughters, Kristina Denise ginia Dale Barrett Hollis. drove Johnson to LaGrange to help with the search. bed. All three were cov- Hancock and Karen He attended LaGrange ered with water. LeAnn Hancock; a grand- College, transferring to DOG FROM 1 The incident was being son, Tyler Anthony Han- Georgia Southwestern, investigated as an aggra- cock; a brother and sister- where he received his B.S. “I said, ‘Are you sure?’ ” vated assault and arson. in-law, James Ray and Shaw and others in the community had degree. He later earned a Susan Anderson Hancock; been out looking for the dog. It’s a close master’s degree from the a niece, Catherine Renee group that looks out for each other, the University of Georgia and Hancock; and numerous same area hit by a tornado 2 1/2 years Purse found a specialist’s degree from aunts, uncles and cousins. floating in lake Georgia State University. ago. A brown handbag was In addition to his father, he He assisted in the writing Shaw in particular was empathetic to found floating in West was preceded in death by of the Teacher Certifica- the Johnsons’ plight, because she lost her Point Lake near Young’s his wife, Kay Ann Harris tion Test which was pro- own dog two years ago. Mill Road. Hancock. duced by the University of Blakely Johnson and a family friend The man who found it Memorial services will Georgia. arrived in LaGrange to help with the didn’t know how the bag be 4:00 Saturday at the Mr. Hollis was the man- search. They parked Thursday near the got there or whose it was, Hunter-Allen-Myhand ager of the Gardens home of the woman who said she’d been but took it to police. Chapel with Rev. Frank Restaurant at Callaway feeding the dog and waited for the sun The purse had credit Abrahamsen and Rondel Gardens from 1973 until to go down. The woman had said the dog cards, but no phone num- Story officiating. The fam- 1974, served as the direc- would come out of the woods every bers to contact the owner ily will be at the home of night, eat, then go back to the woods. tor of food service at Geor- his mother at 130 Bon- The house is about 100 yards from gia Southwestern from aventure Drive and will Shaw’s store. Paige and Blakely Johnson are back 1976 until 1983, and was receive friends at the Dropped beer the marketing teacher and Sure enough, as the sun set, Leila home with Leila, their 4-year-old terri- funeral home from 2:00 betrays thieves DECA adviser at Americus until 4:00 on Sunday. appeared. er mix, after losing her in a car acci- Two men shoplifting “It was like a movie,” Blakely Johnson were caught in the act High School from 1983 In lieu of flowers, it is said. “The sun was setting behind her dent near LaGrange on Sept. 26. when one of the men’s until 2001. He was a mem- requested that contribu- and she was shaking and wagging her said. “He was hugging that dog and cry- beers fell out of his pants ber of the First United tions be made in memory tail.” ing and saying, ‘My baby, my baby.’ ” and onto the floor. Methodist Church, the of Mr. Hancock to the Though timid at first, Leila eventually Shaw said Blakely Johnson returned Police said the two were Exchange Club, and the Pi Homefolks Ministry Team did come when “daddy” called her. A to the store to tell her the good news, still seen taking the beer out of Kappa Phi fraternity. He at Baptist Tabernacle, 849 photo of the reunion shows Blakely John- crying. She’s just happy to have a part in the cooler at the Summit did PR work for the Amer- South Davis Road, La- son with a death grip on the dog – and the reunion. station at 828 N. Green- icus school system and Grange, GA, 30241. the biggest smile. “I’ve been everywhere looking for that wood St. and placing them enjoyed working with the Condolences may be “The good Lord brought her back to dog,” she said. “She was 100 yards from in their pants. One can fell athletic staff, especially in expressed at www.hunter- us,” Blakely Johnson said. me the whole time.” to the floor as the two ticket sales for athletic allenmyhand.com LaGrange Daily News carrier Robert were leaving. events. He was an avid col- Longshore had been in the area looking Jennifer Shrader may be reached at Police found one of the lector of arrowheads and for the dog, too, and snapped the photo. [email protected] or at (706) men attempting to hide Coca-Cola items, loved to “It was really a moment,” Longshore 884-7311, Ext. 236. the beer behind a wall fish, and enjoyed cutting inside Valley Ridge Apart- grass. He received the I Setting it straight ments at 950 Mooty Golden Apple award sev- Bridge Road. The man eral times as teacher of the Louise McDowell LaGrange man year and was such an out- I There was an error in told officers he didn’t Louise McDowell 96, of mean to take the beer and standing teacher that stu- LaGrange passed away on the article headlined ‘Pro- dents elected to dedicate gram pairs mentors, stu- heads Guard unit asked them not to arrest Wednesday at Florence him. the Americus High School Hand Home. dents’ on page 1 of Thurs- From staff reports Walker’s responsibilities yearbook to him twice. day’s edition. It should He was charged with Mrs. Louise McDowell Lt. Col. Doug Walker of will be to provide com- shoplifting, having an Survivors include two the daughter of the late have said a $15,000 grant mand direction for engi- daughters, Linda Diane was provided by Jane LaGrange is the new com- open container and under- Joshua and Fannie Dennis mander of the 202nd Engi- neering and installation of age consumption of alco- Harrell and her husband was born in LaGrange on Gannon with the Troup fixed communications John of LaGrange, and County Health Depart- n e e r i n g hol. June 8, 1914. Installation projects to support peace- Julie Hollis and her fiancé She joined Mt. Zion ment through Adolescent time and combat missions. Steven Shellhouse of Health and Youth Devel- Squadron Baptist Church at an early of the Geor- He also directs and for- Americus; two sons, Air age and was a graduate of opment, a federally fund- mulates training and Arrest Force Tech. Sgt. Hank ed program. gia Air Kalin Cornelious Wil- East Depot High. I N a t i o n a l equipment policies and son, 20, of Martin Luther Hollis and his wife Julie of Mrs. McDowell was an A column by Toni procurement to ensure San Antonio, TX, and Ben Cauble on page 6 of Guard, a King Drive was charged educator and taught at Mt. unit of U.S. personnel readiness to with selling cocaine, a vio- Hollis and his fiancé, Zion, Albert Ford County Thursday’s edition mis- meet the unit’s mission. Brooke Woodford of named Clayton State Uni- S p a c e lation of the Controlled and Kelley Grammar ele- Command. Walker Commissioned through Substances Act near a Americus; a brother, mentary schools. versity. the Air National Guard Danny Hollis and his wife We regret the errors. Wa l k e r park or housing project, She met and married assumed command of the Academy of Military Sci- obstruction and failure to Jane of LaGrange; nine the late Doyle McDowell The Daily News is committed to 111-man unit at change of ence, Walker holds an appear. grandchildren, Meagan and relocated to Dayton, reporting information fairly and command ceremonies undergraduate degree in Bailey, Austin Bailey, Eli- Oh. where she became a accurately. It is our policy to cor- Sept. 30 at Macon Region- engineering with special- jah Hollis, and Isabella registered nurse at Miami rect errors, omissions or mis- al Airport. Previously he ization in electrical from Damage Hollis, all of San Antonio, Valley Hospital and later A thief pried open a soft- leading statements. Corrections held positions as engi- Mercer University in TX, Chloe Harrell of was employed with the drink machine outside should be reported at 884-7316 neering officer-in-charge Macon. He has deployed LaGrange, Benjamin Dal- Veterans Administration Fuller’s Superette at 900 or via e-mail to dbaker@ la- and installations officer for in support of operations at lis Hollis, Sydney Hollis, until her retirement. Hamilton Road and stole grangenews.com the squadron. domestic and overseas Amoria Sine, and Jaydon She returned to the money receiver con- facilities. Payne, all of Americus; LaGrange and joined First taining more than $200. He holds numerous mil- nephews, Cole Greene, Presbyterian Church and Damage was estimated at itary decorations, and in and twins Jon and Alex was active in several aux- more than $500. 2000 he was recognized as Hollis; a niece, Courtney iliaries including the local the Air National Guard I Greene; an aunt, Demeris LaGrange Masonic Lodge Engineering Installation It is the policy of Carter; an uncle, Charles Chapter 474, O.D.S. and LSundayocal MondayweatTuesdayher Squadron Officer of the LaGrange Daily News to Hollis and his wife Joane; the Eastern Star. Year. print the names of people cousins David Carter and Survivors include: her Walker is employed as charged with felonies. his wife Arlene, Elaine guardians nephew Rev. an electrical engineering Carter Howard, and Beth Timothy Greene, Jr. of and configuration manag- Howard Moore and her Hephzibah and niece Bev- er for Emerson Network husband Larry. A brother, erly Ann McNair of Power/Energy Systems in Roger Hollis, preceded LaGrange, nieces, nep- LaGrange. He was born in him in death. hews, relatives and Macon and later lived in Please visit www.han- friends. Roberta. He and his wife, cockfuneralhomeinc.com She is preceded in death Ginnie, and their children to send your message to in addition to her parents live in LaGrange. the family and to read the and husband by ten sib- High 89 High 85 High 84 full obit. lings. Hancock Funeral Home Funeral services will be Low 45 Low 49 Low 48 I Reader’s guide is in charge of arrange- held on Tuesday at 2pm at Sunny Sunny Mostly sunny ments. First Presbyterian Church The LaGrange Daily with the Rev. Dr. Doug News is your hometown DeCelle officiating. The newspaper. We work hard to interment will be in Rainfall Southview cemetery. In downtown LaGrange give you, our readers and cus- tomers, ever-improving serv- Weekend trivia A service entrusted to ice. 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Community LaGrange Daily News Weekend, October 9-10, 2010 - 3 I In our community Snapshot Events Grandparents Raising Choir observes its second Grandchildren meets from anniversary at 3 p.m. The 10 a.m. to noon at the Rev. Ben Clark of House Saturday Mike Daniel Recreation of Change Ministry in The LaGrange Ham Center on Lafayette Park- Riverdale is the guest Radio Club holds its sec- way. speaker. ond annual LaGrange Troup County Republi- Faith Temple Church of Hamfest and Electronics can Women meet at 11:45 Deliverance celebrates its Expo from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. pastor’s anniversary at 10 at Oakside Baptist Church a.m. at Highland Country Club. [email protected] a.m. The Rev. W.G. Perkins at 1421 Hamilton Road in is the guest speaker. or Debbie (706) 333-4927. LaGrange. Activities for Bethany Baptist Church The Downtown Devel- children, indoor flea mar- in Pine Mountain observes ket as well as exhibits and opment Authority meets at its 133rd anniversary at 3 forums are scheduled. 2 p.m. at the LaGrange- p.m. The Rev. Ervin Smith Admission is free. (334 Troup County Chamber of of New Solomon Grove )863-6814. Commerce. Baptist Church is the guest The Emmaus Women’s The LaGrange Housing speaker. Shelter will hold a yard Authority Board of Com- East LaGrange Baptist sale from 8 a.m. to noon missioners meets at 4 p.m. Church observes home- at 321 Greenville St. Fill a at 201 Chatham St. coming at 10:30 a.m. The Hair and Company participated in the fifth annual Paint The Town Pink bag for $5. LaGrange City Council Rev. Bobbie Robinson will Celebration in downtown LaGrange. The crew created pink hair exten- The LaGrange-Troup meets at 5:30 p.m. in the be our speaker. County Humane Society’s Antioch Missionary Bap- sions and sold pink hair products. All proceeds of $732.25 went to the council chamber at 208 26th annual pet show will Ridley Ave. tist Church at 129 Sunset Breast Friends For Life support group, sponsor of Paint the Town Pink. be from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. The LaGrange Sym- St. observes its pastor’s From left, Anne Hall, Leighann Lynch, Robin Gaddy, Connie Morrison, at Lafayette Square in phony Orchestra Board anniversary at 2:30 p.m.. downtown LaGrange. meets at 5:30 p.m. in class- The Rev. Ricky Haynes Cindy Wright, Dot Thrailkill and Haley Johnston. The Miss Tiger Baseball room A in the Callaway will speak at 11:30 p.m.. I I fundraiser will be at 7 p.m. and the Rev. Charles Mar- ‘Snapshot’ features photo fill the frame. Do not use tape or at Troup High School fine Education Building at I LaGrange College. tin of the Valley Grove photos of neighbor- Informal or action staples, or write on the arts auditorium. Tickets Baptist Church will speak shots are preferable to The LaGrange-Troup hood gatherings and Iback of the photo. are $5 at the door. at 2:30 p.m. club and social events. those of people stand- Photos taken with County Humane Society ing in a line. Sunday meets at 6 p.m. at the ani- Oct. 17 Send photographs to I cell phones should not mal shelter at 1390 Printed or typewrit- A motorcycle ride will St. Paul Baptist Church ‘Snapshot,’ LaGrange Ibe submitted. Orchard Hill Road. Daily News, P.O. Box ten notices are re- Photos may be re- be held at Mike Patton observes its 122nd church Body Shop on Lafayette anniversary at 3 p.m. The 929, LaGrange, GA Iquested. trieved at our office Parkway. Proceeds bene- Thursday Include full names Rev. Jairo Gay, Pastor of 30241 or to Daniel Iafter they run. fit the family of Erica Ben- The LaGrange Woman’s Louise United Methodist Baker at dbaker@ la- and identification of E-mailed photos nett, 2, who suffers from Club will meet 11:30 a.m. Church is the guest grangenews.com, or everyone in the photo, must be in JPEG for- Dandu-Walker Variant and at Bellevue, 204 Ben Hill speaker. bring it to our office at as well as a brief de- mat and sent as at- cerebral palsy. Registra- Street scription of what’s tion is from 9:30 to 11 a.m. The LaGrange Area Email calendar of event 105 Ashton St. Itachments. going on in the photo. and is $20 per bike and $5 Safety Association meets items to bholland@ Here are a few guide- I Photos run on a for passengers. . Barbecue lines: Include a name and space-available basis, at 11:30 a.m. at Ryan’s lagrange news.com or fax I plates by Hog Heaven are Restaurant. to (706) 884-8712. Get in close to the daytime telephone but usually within a $8 and can be purchased number. The Kiwanis Club of subject. Have the week of receipt. in advance by calling Jack LaGrange meets at noon Struble at (706) 812-1813 I Aro und town at Highland Country Club. or Eric Bennett at (706) Troup County Master 333-2499. Gardeners meet at 7 p.m. Benefit sing for Ministry offers free event . at the Troup County Agri- leukemia patient From staff reports Christ and their relation- will be lead in praise and culture Building on Vulcan A benefit sing will be ships with Him.” worship hymns, and there Road. held for Kelly Chitwood, 7, On Oct. 16, at Troup Gooden said the event will be a local guest Meetings LaGrange Chapter No. a Long Cane Elementary High School Auditorium, was originally planned speaker. 474 Order of the Eastern School student who has a group of youth and with area churches as a Gooden said that there Monday Star meets at 7:30 p.m. at acute myeloid leukemia. adults will present the “youth oriented event that will be limited seating, The Experimental Air- the Lodge Hall on Watson The event will begin at 5 drama -“HallowHim.” we were going to hold at “but if more people come craft Organization meets and Brown streets. p.m. Oct. 16 at Franklin Church of God with din- H3 Ministries, in con- the Troup Baptist Associ- after we have to shut the at 6:30 a.m. at LaGrange- ner plates for sale at $2.50 junction with Creekside ation’s Camp Viola, but doors, than we will have Callaway Airport. Churches for hot dog plates and $3 Baptist Church, is spon- then people started people out front giving Downtown LaGrange Development Authority for hamburger plates. soring what one of the responding and we real- out passes for the next Saturday event coordinators, Nick ized that this needs to be night. I have planned for Business and Economic Development meets at 2 Confidence Missionary Barbecue for Relay for Gooden calls, “a one of a an event for adults and it … I hope for it … This Life p.m. at the LaGrange- Baptist Church at 705 kind event.” youth, and the crowd is could really catch on, I am Colquitt St. holds a The LaGrange City Troup County Chamber of Gooden said, “A group already reaching high telling you.” women’s program, “Break- Slickers, a Relay for Life Commerce. of us got to together and numbers.” Gooden said, “Admis- ing the Stronghold, Fruits team, will have a barbecue thought we should put an Planned for the night sion is 100 percent free. The Troup Transforma- of theSpirit,” at 6 p.m. from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Oct. event on that was meant are activities like a drama We are not asking for any- tion Leadership Team 29 at the Public Works to turn people’s attention presentation, which thing … no love offering meets at 5:30 p.m. at Sunday parking lot on Hill Street. toward Christ during a Gooden promises, “will or donations … we want Katie’s Restaurant. The Praise Team of Ris- Plates are $8 and include time when we are nor- keep the audience on the to give.” West Point City Council ing Grove Baptist Church chicken, potato salad, mally focused on ghosts edge of their seats.” meets at 6 p.m. at City observes its anniversary at baked beans and bread; and ghouls and witches The drama will be put I HallowHim, spon- Hall. 2:30 p.m. The Rev. Renee $16 for a slab of ribs; and and haunted houses and on by the Creekside Bap- sored by H3 Ministries, in The NAACP general Clark is the guest speaker. $1 for drinks. Advance things going bump in the tist Church youth group, conjunction with Creek- membership meeting is at Gray Hill Baptist Church tickets are for sale by call- night. along with assistance side Baptist Church, will 7 p.m. at the William Grig- at 3285 Bartley Road in ing Brenda Leverett at “Hallow means to make from Troup High School’s be from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. gs Recreational Center. West Point observes (706) 883-2036. All pro- holy or to set apart as drama club. Saturday at Troup High homecoming at 10:30 a.m. ceeds will benefit the local American Cancer Society holy, and this is a chance TJ Hutto and Heartline School Auditorium. (706) Tuesday W.C. Thornton Gospel Relay for Life. for people to focus on Ministries from Columbus 616 - 1763. Man’s Internet flings could destroy marriage Question: My husband boundaries and get some I Focus on the family accountability. freedom to ask questions of the Focus on the Family of 20 years has reconnect- accountability in his life. Even with the best inten- like, "How do I know this radio program, and a hus- ed with two ex-girlfriends Many churches have tions, he may continue to won’t happen again?" or band and father of two. on the Internet. men’s groups in which the battle those temptations "What led to the infidelity Dr. Juli Slattery is a He started chatting with participants can share and will need people in the first place?" Skip- licensed psychologist, co- one of them about three their struggles and ask around him to help him ping steps or reconciling host of Focus on the Fami- years ago. When I found tough questions of one honor his commitment to too quickly will lead to ly, author of several books, out I confronted him, he another about how they you. unresolved issues and and a wife and mother of quickly closed it all down, spend their time on the In addition to the coun- hard feelings emerging three. admitted his mistakes, and computer, etc. This is an seling, this may mean later on. Submit questions to: begged me to forgive him. essential step for your hus- installing Internet account- ask@FocusOnTheFami- But now he’s done it again band if he hopes to earn Jim Daly and Juli Slat- ability software, asking Jim Daly is president of ly.com with a second girlfriend. I back your trust. tery are co-hosts of the your husband to resolve to Focus on the Family, host don’t think I can trust him Question: My husband Focus on the Family radio never to have a meal alone anymore. I don’t want a had a one-time affair with program. with another woman -- divorce -- we have three a co-worker and struggles even in a professional set- of what restoration looks teenagers and I’d rather with pornography. ting -- and establishing like. try to work things out. But We’re currently separat- other parameters. Given your husband’s I don’t see any changes in ed, though he is working Finally, don’t rush the struggles with sexual his behavior. very hard toward recovery. process. The desire to temptation, I’d also rec- Jim: It’s time to exercise He wants to reconcile and renew their relationship SOUTHWEST LAGRANGE ommend that he meet some "tough love" in your so do I. What is the best sometimes causes couples individually with a coun- relationship. Let your hus- way to work toward that? to skip steps. The trauma selor who specializes in band know that you love Juli: I’m so glad that that your marriage has such issues to help him him and that you want the you’re both motivated to experienced can only heal BAPTIST CHURCH with personal healing and marriage to work, but that work toward healing and over time. You need the his continued dalliances restoration. Unfortunate- are unacceptable. He’s ly, many couples are not being selfish and juvenile, willing to invest the effort and setting a horrible to put their marriages Homecoming and example for your children. back together after such a You may need to consider breach of trust. 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Service in the Fellowship Hall Hours:Mon.5pm-8pm,Tues.-Thurs.10am-8pm,Friday&Saturday10am-6pm 345262 344518 4 - Weekend, Oct. 9-10, 2010 Local, State LaGrange Daily News 1935: Welfare costs increase I Georgia digest Carters work on Habitat house From the LaGrange I Memoried Glances meeting this week. The much further along the FAIRFIELD, Ala. (AP) – Former President Jimmy Daily News, Oct. 1935. effective date of the dis- road than any other Carter and his wife Rosalynn, taking part in Habitat continuance of the licens- nation in history. Julia Dyar, for Humanity projects in the Birmingham area, teamed ing will be Jan. 1. With only 7 percent of Front-pageLocal Welfare Stories Body a retired up to put doorknobs on a house in Fairfield and pre- Naturally, this action of the world’s population, Has Wide Range Of pared to cut the ribbon on another house in Wylam. journalist, is the board will not meet the people of this country Activities – George S. Carter, an experienced carpenter, was dressed in blue active in with the universal have achieved a standard Cobb Jr., chairman of the jeans and a button-up blue shirt as he used a power the Troup approval in the county, of living much higher 1935 campaign for funds drill to place house numbers on a column in front of County His- but even the opponents of than that of other coun- for the LaGrange Welfare the two-story house on a tree-lined street in Fairfield. the action of the county tries. The county has Association, has an- torical Soci- Homeowner Ted Harville worked alongside the Carters. board must admit, if they more than $7 billion nounced that a budget of ety. Carter called the structure “a nice house” and said face the situation honest- invested in public and pri- $10,000, an increase over jokingly that he might want to live in it himself. ly, that barbecue stands, vate school and nearly $4 last year’s budget, will be The Habitat work in the Birmingham area this week filling stations and road- billion invested in colleges is part of the 27th annual Jimmy and Rosalynn Carter needed if its wide range Membership is open to houses, every few miles of activities is still to be anyone residing in Troup and universities. It has Work Project, which includes the construction of homes on our highways, dispers- nearly $4 million invested across the country. covered. County who is interested ing intoxicants cannot in churches. During the past year, in the conservation and possibly escape wielding “While benefiting from more than 1,000 cases protection of the county’s an influence favorable to the operation of the MLK site marks anniversary were investigated and game and fish, and is will- crime. There can by no ATLANTA (AP) – One of Atlanta’s most popular handled by the local asso- ing to assist Carley, the proper surveillance by American system of indi- tourist destinations is marking a major milestone this ciation. As a result, many deputy game protector in police and where this is vidual enterprise, we h weekend. were made self-sustain- Troup County. Assistance possible, it is only logical ear that system con- The Martin Luther King Jr. National Historic Site is ing, while others, hope- would involve helping to expect trouble. demned and we witness commemorating its 30th anniversary on Sunday with a lessly disabled, were Carley enforce the coun- Law enforcement in the efforts to substitute alien community celebration that is free and open to the pub- placed in institutions pro- ty’s protection laws, espe- county has become more systems in its place,” lic. The site was established by Congress on Oct. 10, vided for them. Careful cially with regard to tres- difficult with the institu- according to Preston Ark- 1980. Today, the site consists of more than 38 acres and and sympathetic investi- passing. tion of the licensing of wright of the Georgia includes 67 historic buildings – including Ebenezer gations saved undeserved Anyone may be come a beer, according to the sur- Power Company, who Baptist Church and the home where the civil rights icon aid for other cases that member of the club by vey made by the county commented on these stat- was born – and the tomb of King and his wife, Coretta. were deserving as well as contacting Carley. commissioners and the ics recently He added, More than 700,000 people visit the Martin Luther in need. observation of many citi- “We are told that collec- King Jr. National Historic Site each year. “LaGrange Cares For Hallowe’en Frolic At zens interested in keeping tivism is our only hope Her Own” is the slogan Tatum Tonight – Tatum the moral tone of the and that individualism for the local group, and School will sponsor a Hal- county as high as possi- must go. Dolphin exhibit delayed through contributions to lowe’en Carnival tonight ble. We believe the great “Our national wealth ATLANTA (AP) – The world’s largest aquarium is the central agency, food is (Oct. 31) at the school to majority of good citizens and our high standard of delaying the opening of its new dolphin exhibit until provided for the hungry, which the public is cor- of the county will approve living did not just happen next year. medicine and hospitaliza- dially invited. Prizes will of the board’s action. by accident. They did not Georgia Aquarium founder and chairman Bernie tion is provided to the be given for the spookiest The citizenship must grown on trees, and we Marcus said Friday that the $110 million expansion sick, milk is given to help- ladies’ and gentlemen’s stand squarely behind the are in danger of losing won’t be ready in time for the planned opening next less babies and care for costumes, and an admis- commissioners and the them both;, unless we can month. He said the aquarium aims to open the exhibit the crippled is made pos- sion charge will be made law-enforcement officers quickly regain some – which will include dolphin shows – in 2011. sible. More than 700 chil- to those who do not wear if the desired results are understanding and appre- The exhibit is the aquarium’s largest expansion since dren were helped during disguises. Games and to be obtained. Active ciation of the forces which it opened in 2005 in downtown Atlanta. the past year. Shelter has contests will feature in the cooperation of all the citi- created them.” zenship in promoting law been provided for the program of entertain- enforcement is much homeless, and food and ment. needed. fuel given to cold and Chacellor to retire next year hungry families. Male Student Given ATLANTA (AP) – University System of comes as Georgia’s colleges and univer- Changing Our System In order to meet the Class Office By College Georgia Chancellor Erroll B. Davis sities continue to grapple with some of – Whenever you are needs of local cases in Freshmen – The first male announced this week that he is retiring the worst higher education budget cuts tempted to fall for all this 1936, according to Mr. student ever to hold office next year. in the state’s history. Campuses have Cobb, a 10 percent on the campus of modern propaganda Davis, 66, will leave after five years as been plagued by layoffs, furloughs and increase in the budget LaGrange College is aimed at changing our head of the state’s 35-campus public col- program cuts after losing hundreds of would be a moderate Aubrey E. Bailey Jr., son system of government lege system, a move that opens up Geor- millions of dollars in state funding. amount to budget. He of the college’s academic from one of democracy to gia’s highest college position just as a Davis’ predecessor, Tom Meredith, left added that other commu- dean. Young Bailey was one of socialism, it is ben- new governor takes office. to take a similar post in Mississippi after nities are increasing their elected vice president of eficial to face a few perti- Davis, who was the retired chairman clashing with the state’s political leaders budgets 10 percent to 30 the freshman class at LC nent facts. Individualism, of a multi-billion-dollar utility when he over a tuition hike and other decisions. percent. today. All the other class not socialism, has built took the job in 2006, told the state Board Davis was not only an outsider to Geor- officers are female. America, and while no of Regents that a new governor will need gia but also a stranger to higher educa- Troup County Sports- one claims that we have a long-term chancellor. tion. But he had one key ally: Perdue. men’s Club Has Fifty-Two been perfect or even “The opportunity to lead this great sys- “Chancellor Davis has led the univer- Members – Fifty-two CountyEditorials Beer Licenses approach idea conditions, tem of public higher education has been sity system through an unprecedented sportsmen of Troup Discontinued – After a yet the facts are that a tremendous experience with both chal- period of growth and budget challenges,” County have affixed their six-months trial of the America has progressed lenges and rewards,” Davis said. His exit Perdue said. names to the membership licenses system for legal roster of the Troup Coun- selling of beer in the ty Sportsmen’s Club county, the Troup County which is being sponsored Commissioners came to a by Truitt Carley, county decision to discontinue game protector. the licenses at a special NOTICE As recommended by the United States Environmental Protection Agency, the Troup County School System has checked all school wells which provide school drinking water and analyzed the water for possible contamination. We are pleased to announce that all results are well within EPA’s guidelines. Test results are on file in the superintendent’s office. 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in an unpopulated area 345519 near the Ocmulgee River. The alligator probably migrated to the lake via one of the three streams that feed into the body of water, which is in the cen- ter of Robins, Sargent said. Robins has three major lakes – all open to fishing - three streams and a dozen small ponds, Sargent said, “and we are bordered on the eastern side of the base by 2,000 acres of 345518 swamp, which provides a natural habitat for a num- ber of wildlife.”

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LaGrange Daily News 345167 www.lagrangenews.com 345459 6 - Weekend, Oct. 9-10, 2010 Opinion LaGrange Daily News Chopper Guy was cure for haunted house visits I was never able to pass up a haunted school boy in front of me, and away we screamed! The cleaver came down, and house when I was a kid. I loved the thrill Pepper Ellis Hagebak went. the kid’s head came off! My vision of scary monsters and chain-saw- of LaGrange spends The first couple of rooms were OK. We dimmed. Chopper Guy held up a bloody wielding maniacs leaping out of dark cor- her days framing other were hurried through by our guide, an head for us to admire. Then he tripped ners, but I always figured that there was people’s art and her undead type in a long black robe. I kept and lost the head. It flew right at me, one real monster lurking in the haunted nights lost in the beauty hold of my guardian and kept my face in bloody stump first, and as I went down, I houses that local civic clubs and high the small of his back. He kept trying to knew that it had happened at last – the schools put on. I knew that he was just of words. shake me off, but I clung like a monkey, real monster had gotten me. waiting for me to make a wrong move so because I was beginning to realize that I came to on the floor, surrounded by he could snatch me up and dispatch me if my friends were there, yet. there was no one to save me if a real kids with ghostly white faces and black- while the rest of the crowd squealed in “Oh, yeah, they’re here! Look, there’s monster got me. ringed eyes. The guy whose belt I’d held ignorant delight, thinking that it was all Pam! Hey, Pam!” I lied smoothly, waving The big kid succeeded in ditching me on to was patting my arm, and Chopper part of the act. at a total stranger. Daddy grunted and somewhere between a corpse rising up Guy was looming over me, apologizing One year, when I was in junior high, handed me a $5 bill, told me to be wait- off of an autopsy table and a mutant and wringing his hands. I nearly passed my crowd was supposed to meet up at ing for him on the curb in an hour and gorilla-type monster reaching for us out again, but one of the kids showed me one of the houses, but as the time of our drove away. Later on I figured I’d set between the bars of his cage. I was begin- that the severed head was really plaster, gathering drew closer, they started can- myself up for getting grimly reaped for ning to panic as we entered a large open and Chopper Guy caught me and hugged celling. Before long, I was the only kid that fib. space. All around the perimeter of the me, and even though I harbored doubts, still able to go. When Daddy hollered for I was fine while the line wound closer room, kids were chained to the wall, eventually I was OK. me to get in the car if I was going and closer to the old frame house. On the screaming for help or moaning in agony. The curb was lonely as I waited for (because he was on his way to the store front porch, I handed a poor abused In a corner near the door, calmly chop- Daddy. Chopper Guy had offered to wait for Mama and wasn’t making two trips), hunchback my money, and he gave me ping up something I didn’t want to think with me, but I was not falling for that, I got in the car. the usual spiel about not touching the about, was a really large man covered in thank you very much. When Daddy The wailing and screaming and scary actors and staying in the center of the bloooood. pulled up, I was in the car like a shot. I music were audible from a couple of pathway. In the foyer,I was a little breath- By the time the man turned toward the muttered that yes, my friends and I had blocks away, and there was a long line less, surrounded by strangers, about to chained-up kid nearest him, and nearest had fun. When the rest of my crowd went of kids waiting to go into the house. walk into rooms full of strobe lights and me, I couldn’t breathe. The strobe start- to the haunted house the next night, I Daddy pulled the car over at the end of vignettes of eviscerated victims. At the ed flashing, and Chopper Guy’s cleaver found an excuse to stay home, and I have the line and opened his wallet. He asked last minute, I grabbed the belt of the high raised. The kid screamed, and I never gone to a haunted house again! I Letters We should try Thieves send wrong message being a Fred Dear Editor: have a ballerina in front of the dance excited, said their teacher, to do this Occasionally, for our As many of the community has school and a group of sweet kinder- because it was going to tell others front-porch sitting time S t e v e n noticed, downtown LaGrange has gartners from a local church has put about Jesus. What message does together, I like to put on Bowen, a been “invaded” with scarecrows. out a “fishing for Jesus” scene. I this give to those sweet children my Bear Bryant hat and LaGrange Area businesses and organizations encourage you all to stop and take when they see someone steal shoes, share some motivation. n a t i v e , have taken the time to get creative a look at the scarecrows. maybe not worth more than $5, off Maybe you could use the and build scarecrows as part of a But not steal from them. their display? Or what about the now lives boost this Saturday. near Dal- contest that the Downtown It was reported to me over the last tackle box and rod from the other If so, try this: Try being LaGrange Development Authority few days that shoes, clothing, and a display? It may not mean anything a Fred. las, Texas. is sponsoring, but also to bringing fishing rod has been stolen from var- to those who did the stealing, but to That’s right: Be a Fred. something nice and fun for visitors ious ones. those who created the scarecrows it I heard the story of Fred ship with Sanborn. He and citizens to enjoy. There are It pains my heart to hear that did. back in 2004 from Mr. even would ride by and some that are scary and some that someone would be that mean to It is quite a shame. Mark Sanborn. He even honk and wave at the San- are not. destroy something that people took Cathy Schirra wrote a book about this borns when he was off Many of the scarecrows represent a lot of time to create. Downtown LaGrange Develop- Fred fella. duty. At Christmas, San- the business or organization. We Our little kindergartners were ment Authority Fred was a postman born left Fred a gift, and who did his job better than Fred gave Sanborn a any postman Sanborn had handwritten card of Community involvement lacking ever met. thanks. One day – not long after This, from the mailman. fast as my parents would. We were a because the parent did not like their Dear Editor: moving into his new house But, of course, Fred was- community. decision. If you do not support their As I grew up, community involve- in Denver several years n’t just a mailman. I do not remember a time my decision, how do you expect your ment was essential to small-town life. ago – Sanborn heard a Fred took pride in what mom did not send in treats for class child to respect the coach? The older citizens watched out for knock on the door. he did. He delivered mail parties, missed a PTO meeting or The same goes with activities at younger families and younger fami- It was Fred. with a passion, just the refused to help at a school function church and in the community. I have lies did for our older citizens. Parents Fred – who was just way we should walk into if she could. I also know that my seen many parents use this time as a were involved at school functions your average-looking post- the office, or greet cus- mom would defend the teacher if I child-care service. They go and do and sporting events. Children were man with a little mustache tomers, or go to school, or missed an assignment. I would be their thing, leaving their child in the taught to speak to adults with respect – just stopped to say preach a sermon or do a put on restriction for failing to main- care of someone else. When did we and not to talk back. In recent years, “hello” and to meet the book report with passion. tain my grades. Or even worse, I lose perspective on what our chil- we have seemed to misplace this new residents. Sanborn He wasn’t competing was not allowed to miss school dren need? If every parent tried to basic element of survival. must have raised his eye- with any other mailman, because I did not feel like it. help out, what would our children I jokingly talk about back home brows just a bit at the either. The only competi- Kids today would think that was do then as far as respect goes? in South Carolina with my friends, introduction. After all, tion he had was the man child abuse. Why do we allow kids Could we raise community aware and tell them that the neighbor what mailman comes to he looked in the mirror at to skip school and disrespect teach- children? knew what I was going to do before the door to meet you when each night. That man ers now? We as parents are first and These issues are what most of us I did. This is only partially true, but you move in? I guess just would always tell Fred the foremost in charge of our child’s have grown up with. When did we I guarantee one thing – we knew we one. truth. education. Do we have the right to go against the basic upbringing and were being watched and supervised. But Fred was not an Fred became such a hit slight our own children? I am not let our world turn into one in which Our parents knew if we were in ordinary postman. He that some companies now saying I agree with our school sys- the whims of disrespect and lack of trouble. offered the best service a give a “Fred Award.” Real- tem on many of their ideas, but I will accountability take over? It is time I also know that my father went man who carries the mail ly! It’s for the guy or girl say that if my child is wrong, well, for us to all remember, it is not about and helped out my neighbor when- can offer. Sanborn began who does her job with the he is wrong. what side of town you live on, what ever she needed it. That is how it to discover that fact in the most integrity and enthu- Finally, what are we telling our you wear or who you know. It is was. She would make us cookies, months that followed. siasm. children when we yell at the volun- about time we as a community learn and we would go sit on her porch When UPS accidentally Martin Luther King once teers who take their time with them? that it takes a community banding and talk. Her grandkids would come left one of Sanborn’s pack- said, “If a man is called to The recreation department has vol- together to make a difference in the for a visit, and the path between the ages at the wrong door, be a street sweeper, he unteer coaches. These ladies and lives of all of us. This is really true houses was well used. We were an Fred picked up the slack should sweep streets even gentlemen volunteer from their time when it comes to our children. extended family. And if, heaven for- and delivered it himself to as Michelangelo painted to work with your children. So many Kelly Burt bid, I talked back to my neighbor, his friend’s front porch. or Beethoven composed times I have seen them yelled at Leisure Lane, Pine Mountain she had the right to punish me as When Fred learned that music or Shakespeare Sanborn traveled much of wrote poetry. He should DOT should LaGrange to Atlanta and ciation to these brave men Yakov Kasman. Patricio the year, Fred volunteered sweep streets so well that back every day? I am sure and women who have Cobos and Kasman were to bundle the mail up and all the hosts of heaven and grind roads the contractor made mil- served our country and beautifully in tune with save it until Sanborn earth will pause and say, lions off this project, and I know we can once again each other. It was brilliant, returned from his trip. ‘Here lived a great street Dear Editor: am sure the majority of count on the good people a banquet for the senses. “Burglars watch for lit- sweeper who did his job I want to commend the other people who use this of LaGrange and Troup His large hands flew tle things like mail boxes well.’” paving contractor for highway every day feel the County to come through across the keys with getting full,” Fred said. And here’s the good doing such a fine job on same way. Even the old with your support. strength and sensitivity. “OK,” said Sanborn, still news: We don’t have to be Interstate 85 from Hogans- pavement from LaGrange We would appreciate What a privilege to not quite believing this Michelangelo, Beethoven ville to Fairburn. This was to Hogansville rides a any help you can give in experience such music. was just the mailman. or Shakespeare. not a resurface job but a whole lot smoother. this big project, either How can LSO possibly top Fred made it a point to We can just work on complete job from the I am sure you have money or volunteer help. that? develop a good relation- being Fred. compacted soil to the top. inspected this project, but Please send your check to Edna Foster It was paved with at least if you will take another lit- Feed the Veterans, P.O. Silverette Circle, a foot of cement or more tle trip down this highway, Box 3685, LaGrange, GA LaGrange with steel mesh interwov- I believe you will agree 30241, or call Bill Dorsey LaGrange Daily News en in it and should last a with me and do something at (951) 454-7139 or lifetime. The road was about it. Rufus Brown at (706) Why not free ESTABLISHED 1842 widened one lane with Please let me hear from 302-7480. another lane wide enough you regarding this subject. Thank you in advance neutering? EDITORIAL BOARD for a HOV lane later on. Calvin Massey for your generous support. Dear Editor: Lynn McLamb, Publisher The markings and reflec- Hickory Terrace, Bill Dorsey and Rufus Another thanks to Matt Daniel Baker, Editor tors are excellent for night LaGrange Brown Bexton for the letter in the –––––––––––––––––– driving. LaGrange Elks Lodge Sept. 25 edition headlined However, the part that No. 1084 “Animal welfare is big pri- Kevin Eckleberry, Sports Editor we taxpayers who paid for Aid sought ority.” Brian Moncrief, Circulation Director it, use and see is only the Many weeks ago, there Judy Phillips, Business Manager surface. At least 90 per- to feed vets LSO can’t was an article about the Roland Foiles II, Production Manager cent of it is as rough as a Becky Wolf, Production Coordinator Dear Editor: cat that had gasoline Carla Jones, Classified Manager clothes rub board (if you The LaGrange Elks top concert poured on it. Now the hor- are old enough to know Lodge, in cooperation with Dear Editor: rible case of the dog with what this is) even in the other organizations, busi- What a magnificent per- the tight collar. I wonder if best of cars and feels like nesses and individuals, is formance of the LaGrange the dog was one of the riding down an old hosting its second annual Symphony Orchestra on many I have seen chained washed-out dirt road in a free luncheon for all vet- Tuesday evening. The fes- in yards. If people have to mule and wagon. The erans on Veterans Day, tive tie-dye-clad members have a dog chained, they Write to us roughly other 10 percent Nov. 11. of the orchestra enjoyed a don’t need a dog. has been ground off Last year, we served relaxed and fun-filled There is an abundance smooth in small plots and more than 600 thankful atmosphere as they ren- of starving cats and dogs Get involved with your com- Include your name, street rides great. veterans who were very dered Lee Johnson’s around town. In other munity, sound off! Express address, city and telephone My question to the state appreciative, and we know “Dead” Symphony. It was towns, vets take their your opinion on issues af- number. All letters are sub- Department of Trans- there will be many more beautiful. turns and offer free neu- fecting the public by writing ject to editing. a letter to the editor. I portaion is why can’t you E-mail to: dbaker@ la- this year. 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Ad goes here 8 - Weekend, Oct. 9-10, 2010 Local LaGrange Daily News ‘He was waving to me!’ Current and former resi- the ending words of the dents of Troup County speech, I inched closer to shared their memories of the stairs of the podium, John F. Kennedy’s visit on and stretched my arm out Oct. 10, 1960: as far as it would possibly I “It was a warm, sun- reach as he descended. As shine-filled autumn day. I a young girl, the greatest could not be more excited. I thrill of my life swept was 18 years old, born and through me as he reached raised to be a staunch down, grabbed my hand Democrat, and in early with his left hand and November I would have my simultaneously brushed first experience as a voting that brown lock of hair out adult. of his eyes with his right “I was already on the hand! What a moment, campaign trail, having vol- what a glorious moment! unteered through the local “We drove back to the Democratic Committee, college, singing all the way serving as a ‘Kennedy Girl.’ – ‘Walking down to Wash- Anna Smith and Maryanne ington to shake hands with Harwell, two very good President Kennedy, Walk- friends, were also Kennedy ing down to Washington to Girls, and the committee see what we can see. Walk- had provided us with the ing down to Washington to perfect outfit to perform our shake hands with Vice duties while attending cam- President Johnson, Walking paign meetings throughout down to Washington to see the voting district – sleeve- what we can see. Kennedy! less cotton dresses in a red- Johnson! How great that and-white-striped ticking, a day will be! We’ll be in navy cummerbund in- Washington, in Washington, scribed with white letters D.C.!’ “Kennedy” and “Johnson,” “To have the first presi- and a white straw hat dential candidate for whom accessorized with a navy I voted to be elected as pres- band carrying the same ident was empowering, and white lettering. I followed his presidency A crowd estimated at 3,000 turned out at LaGrange-Callaway Airport to see Kennedy. “I don’t recall the parade with interest and enthusi- through town, as we drove asm. I even thought being a where they were greeted by directly to LaGrange-Call- Peace Corp volunteer the Hogansville High away Airport from La- would be the greatest School Greenwave March- Grange College, leaving our endeavor in serving one’s ing Band playing Sousa’s classes behind for this mon- country. ‘Stars and Stripes Forever’ umental event. Sen. “The day President under the direction of Kennedy would speak prior Kennedy was assassinated Leonard Wagner. to boarding the plane await- was a dark day for our “I was 15 years old and a ing his departure. Crowds country and a dark day for member of the band. I had had already gathered at the me. I telephoned my par- a good view of the candi- airport, but we Kennedy ents from the pay phone in date in his convertible, as Girls inched our way as old Smith Hall, and when they slowed down in front close to the podium as we Mama answered, no words of us, only because of the could get. were necessary. We both road conditions around the “Speechless, absolutely just cried and cried from Greenville Court Square. speechless I was, as this opposite ends of the con- All of us in the band were young, handsome senator nection. We had lost a loved trying to get a view of JFK from Massachusetts was one. while Mr. Wagner yelled at guided to the podium. The “Fifty years later, I am no us to keep our attention on Kennedy arrives at LaGrange-Callaway Airport flanked in the back seat by wind picked up the brown longer a staunch Democrat, him. That was life in the lock of his hair across his no longer have much use Gov. Ernest Vandiver, left, and U.S. Sen. Herman Talmadge, D-Ga. band. My mama captured November day when I forehead, causing him to for politicians, although I the event on the 8mm cam- push it back from his eyes continue to have great inter- heard the news of his assas- era she bought about eight sination in 1963. It was a every now and then, but the est and deep concern for years earlier. words he spoke were so our country and her future. sad day for all Americans.” “My cousins Jon Dennis – David M. Wells, Ross- mesmerizing and motiva- The glow of youth and ide- Jabaley, 13, and Chip Jaba- tional that no one found this alism has been replaced ville ley, 9, lived on Vernon I “I was a senior at a distraction. I wish I could with far more realism and Street and Jefferson Street. remember the speech in its wisdom. I am thankful, LaGrange High School They had been in the group when JFK visited entirety, but the theme was however, for the exuber- of school children along the about change, about true ance and energy of being LaGrange. My civics Vernon parade route. They teacher, Miss Louise Owen, patriotism and the great- young and inspired, and I both got caught up in the ness of America. Sen. am grateful for the hand- took our class up to line crowd frenzy and ran after Vernon Street, which was Kennedy was a product of shake from a handsome the parade toward the air- a privileged lifestyle, and I young senator from Massa- Kennedy shakes hands with LaGrange attorney the route the motorcade port before turning around was taking. I had a white a product of middle-class chusetts.” and running back down- Lewis R. ‘Pete’ Morgan, who introduced the future America, but I felt such a – Judith Holstun May, president at LaGrange airport. Kennedy later long-stem rose and threw it town with their excited at his convertible as he was kinship in what he wanted Dahlonega schoolmates. They were appointed Morgan to a federal judgeship. I riding toward LaGrange to accomplish as a presi- “I saw John F. Kennedy normally well-disciplined daddy’s Johnson Hardware ing to the crowd. dent and what I envisioned and his motorcade before pickup truck on Hill Street “Later I think I was asked College. We were thrilled to boys, but both sets of par- be able to see him up close for an America where I they got to LaGrange. JFK ents had to search for them and my sister would holler, some questions by the would one day join the started the day with a cam- ‘Kennedy-Johnson!’ and I LaGrange News, but I don’t and I will never forget him that evening and take them sitting on the back seat of work force, marry and raise paign speech at the Little home. would holler, ‘Nixon- recall about what or about a family. I was certain he White House in Warm Lodge!’ It sounded like a my responses. I didn’t real- that car and waving at me “I was a fan of JFK and of and catching that rose! had the capability to accom- Springs and they traveled course I was extremely nice retort.” ly know anything about plish these shared goals and U.S. Highway 27-A to – Clark Johnson, county Kennedy at the time, but he “I was 17 years old with excited about seeing him stars in my eyes and a lot of I was proud that I would Greenville. They entered that day. … There were no historian, LaGrange seemed an imposing figure cast my vote for him in just the courthouse square on I “I was 9 years old in the in my memory. His assassi- hope that he would be our protesters, and the streets hero and we could say we a few short weeks. the east side and turned to were not covered with litter fourth grade at East Depot nation struck us deeply, “As the crowd cheered the north side of the square, Elementary. We walked partly because the scene actually got to see our pres- from the fast-food world.” ident. I didn’t have a cam- – Sidney Michael Gay, from the school to stand in was eerily similar as he sat front of Yates Grocery store in the convertible on that era to take pictures, but I LaGrange will forever have that image I “I was at Harwell on Greenville Street. It was horrible day in Dallas. so exciting to see the future “As I think back, this was in my mind.” Avenue School and they – Martha Greene, Dalton marched us out the back president in the convertible the beginning of my inter- I car coming down the street est in government and I call “I was a 17-year-old doors, through the play- student at LaGrange High ground and up Alford waving at everyone. He had it a lifelong interest. I have bright red hair just gleam- always admired John School and in the LaGrange Street to Vernon. I think we High Marching Band the knew Kennedy was a pres- ing in the sunlight and a big Kennedy for what he tried beautiful smile. I knew he to do, despite the many year Kennedy came idential candidate, but I through LaGrange. Our don’t think we understood was going to be our next human faults that have president. I am so glad to been so publicized later. band was chosen to play at why we were standing the Callaway Airport upon along the street just to have that part of history in (Ted Sorensen’s book, my memory. I also, remem- “Counselor,” provides many his arrival. The only song I watch him fly by. remember playing is “I was for Nixon even as ber the day he was killed in insights into the total course Texas. I was 12 and it was of his political life.) ‘Happy Days Are Here Kennedy addresses a crowd at the airport. Note the a 10-year-old. I remember Again.’ I’m sure we missed riding on the back of my very sad. I remember – Tom Gore, LaGrange WTRP radio station microphone on the podium. downtown LaGrange just I “We were at the corner notes as we watched his closed down. There were of Morgan and Greenville arrival. He was sitting on no cars parked on the Street. It was not something the back of a convertible, streets downtown.” that happened every day so waving, smiling that broad – Yvonne Pittman, we had to go see! I had Kennedy smile, so young LaGrange recently returned to and handsome, energetic, I “This stood out as a LaGrange from a tour of suntanned and so full of life. formative event for me. I duty with the Air Force in “A few of the majorettes was 6 years old. I remem- Japan.” on the front row were able ber going over from Har- – Charlie Browne, to shake his hand before he well Avenue when I was in LaGrange made his way to the speak- the first grade to see I “It sure does not seem er’s platform. The La- Kennedy come through like 50 years have passed Grange Airport was the LaGrange. We were since Sen. Kennedy was in only airport in this part of allowed to get out of school LaGrange. I was 15 years the state that had a long for the event, which made old going to Troup High enough runway to accom- it really exciting. My moth- School at the time. Our modate his jet for takeoff. I er took me and my older class was lucky to be in the still remember seeing his jet brother Bill, who was in the crowd at LaGrange Airport as it taxied down the run- third grade. that day. I remember the way, turning around and “We walked one or two excitement of seeing a pres- then taking off into the sky. blocks and stood on the cor- idential candidate, and all I knew I was seeing a part ner outside the Methodist the security men standing of history. church building. My moth- with their long coats in “Ms. Louise Owens was er lifted me up so that I front of the small platform. our government teacher at could see over the crowd … Three years later I was LHS and would take her Kennedy works his way through the crowd at LaGrange airport. At right wear- and my memory is that he 18 and a medic in the U.S. senior classes every spring, ing the campaign button is Charles Hudson of LaGrange, who provided sand- was sitting on the back seat Army stationed in Hawaii. of a yellow convertible wav- I will always remember that JFK wiches for Kennedy and his flight crew. SEE , PAGE 9 LaGrange Daily News Local Weekend, Oct. 9-10, 2010 - 9

year and gave everyone a the pool hall on Main I “I was at West Side Coca-Cola in a bottle, a Street, and when he came Junior High School. I think tablet and a pencil. When through I went out there. I was in the seventh grade. we got back to school, he He just throwed his hand The whole school walked was there. It was a big day up there and waved at peo- up to Vernon Street just for us.” ple. Everybody was excited below the college. I remem- – Mary Craw, LaGrange about seeing him.” ber him coming by. The I “I heard on TV and – Alears Hale, LaGrange kids were waving at him, read in the newspaper that I “I was working at Play- but just as he got to us he he’d be here. I remember tex at night so I could be up turned and waved to the the car. He rode around the in the daytime. I took my other side of the street. We square, just waving at all children – I had three young never saw his face, just the the people. He didn’t come children back then. He was back of his head. But we here to get elected in Troup campaigning, and I was for didn’t care because we got County. Back then we were him. Oh, he was handsome. out of school. That’s the all Democrats.” He had a thick head of hair. closest I’ve ever been to a – Bobby Stogner, Everybody was waving and president.” LaGrange glad to see him.” – Alvin Wright Jr., I “I was hanging around – Aurelia Easter, LaGrange LaGrange

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Both are located at 176 Murphy Campus Blvd., Waco, Georgia. 770.537.6000 344135 www.lagrangenews.com 345458 10 - Weekend, Oct. 9-10, 2010 National, International LaGrange Daily News I Dig est Economic Bank stops foreclosures outlook glum WASHINGTON (AP) – Bank of America on Fri- WASHINGTON (AP) – layoffs expected means day halted foreclosures on There’s no relief from the unemployment could rise homes across the country jobs crisis – for everyday to 10 percent again this so it could review paper- Americans or lawmakers year or next. When work in tens of thousands facing the midterm elec- Obama took office in Jan- of cases for flaws, expand- tions. uary 2009, the unemploy- ing a crisis at a perilous The most rampant lay- ment rate was 7.7 percent. time for the housing mar- offs of teachers and other Republicans pointed to ket. local government workers the weak jobs report as The move came as PNC in nearly three decades evidence of Democrats’ Financial Services became more than offset weak hir- failed economic policies. the fourth major bank to ing in the private sector in They argued that the $814 announce that it would September, resulting in a billion stimulus has con- stop foreclosures in at net loss of 95,000 jobs. tributed to bloated feder- least some states. It added Unemployment remained al deficits but done little to to growing concerns that stuck at 9.6 percent. create jobs. Most econo- mortgage lenders have The jobless rate has mists say job losses would been evicting homeown- been at or above 9.5 per- have been deeper and ers despite flawed court cent for a year and two unemployment higher if papers. Santiago Times months, the longest not for the tax cuts and stretch since the Great additional government Street art dedicated to the 33 trapped miners decorates a wall in Copiapo, Depression. The “under- spending. Obama adviser Chile. As an escape shaft neared completion Friday, officials were hopeful employment” rate, which “As Americans, we have the miners could be rescued soon. counts those with part- to decide: Do we want will resign time jobs who would another two years of job- WASHINGTON (AP) – rather work fulltime, now killing policies out of Gen. James Jones, the Escape shaft close exceeds 17 percent. Washington?” said House gruff-talking military man The glum economic pic- Republican leader John President Obama drafted ture came Friday in the Boehner of Ohio. as his national security Labor Department’s last In an Associated Press- adviser, announced Friday to trapped miners monthly jobs report before GfK poll taken in Septem- he was quitting after a the November election. ber, 92 percent of Ameri- tenure marked by ambi- SAN JOSE MINE, Chile kept vigil overnight, a three-way race to reach Voter frustration over jobs cans said the economy tious foreign policy (AP) – Excitement grew singing songs around a the miners with a hole threatens to cost Democ- was an extremely or very changes and undercur- Friday outside the mine bonfire and doing early wide enough to accom- rats control of the House important issue. And 79 rents of corrosive turf bat- where 33 men have been morning calisthenics to modate their escape cap- and perhaps the Senate. percent said the economy tles. trapped for more than two shake off anxiety and shiv- sule. “Plan A”and “Plan C” “We have to keep doing was in bad shape, com- Jones will be replaced months, as a drill carving ers in the desert cold. had to slow down after everything we can to pared with 15 percent who by his chief deputy, Tom an escape shaft pushed “Just a little bit left to go, repeatedly veering off accelerate this recovery,” said it was healthy. Donilon, a former Demo- through the final section a very little bit,” said course in recent days. President Obama said. September was the cratic political operative of rock above their under- Cristina Nunez, whose Manalich said the drill “The only piece of eco- fourth straight month in and lobbyist who in many ground chamber. husband, Claudio Yanez, paused Friday morning nomic news that folks still which the economy has ways is already the day- “Today could be a great is trapped below. for a maintenance check looking for work want to lost jobs. Layoffs of gov- to-day leader of the White day,” tweeted Mining Min- Still, she wants rescuers before the final push. A hear is, `You’re hired.’ ernment workers, includ- House national security ister Laurence Golborne, to take no chances, wait- technician working with And everything we do is ing temporary Census operation. The move quoting a song by Joan ing a few days more if nec- the T130 drill said that just dedicated to make that Bureau employees, drove deepens a season of Manuel Serrat. essary to pull them all out 128 feet remained before happen.” the decline. Most census White House turnover Health Minister Jaime safely. the drill breaks through to The combination of jobs have already expired, near the midpoint of Manalich, as he arrived at The “Plan B” drill is just the miners at 2,047 feet limp hiring by businesses but others have lasted Obama’s term, with White the mine, raised expecta- yards away from winning below ground. and more governments longer. House chief of staff Rahm tions even more by repeat- ing “Tuesday” back to Emanuel departing last 343253 week and chief economic reporters who asked if the adviser Lawrence Sum- men could be pulled out mers leaving by year’s that day. end. The miners’ families

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34148 Football Today LaGrange Daily News Tennessee at Georgia, noon www.lagrangenews.com (Peachtree TV) Virginia at Georgia Tech, 3:30 1B - Weekend, Oct. 9-10, 2010 ON p.m. (ESPNU) TAP Auburn at Kentucky, 7:30 p.m. Sports (ESPN2) I Grangers’High school football: Carrollton Trojans 49, LaGrange long Grangers 0 night LaGrange stumpedby Carrollton

By Robert Griffin Sports Writer It was a long night for the LaGrange Grangers. The Grangers managed less than 50 yards of offense Friday night as they fell to the Carrollton Trojans 49-0 at Callaway Sta- dium. The loss brings the Grangers (3-4 overall) to a 1-2 record in Region 6-AAA, while the Trojans (7-0) moved to 3-0 in region play. "This is one of the toughest losses since I have been coaching at LaGrange," said Steve Pardue said, the team’s head coach since 1994. "That was a tough one. You have to tip your hat to Carrollton. I give them a lot of credit for what happened out there tonight. They have a very good football team." The game belonged to Carrollton from the opening drive. Riding their star running back, Broderick Robyn Miles / Daily News Snoddy, the Trojans charged down the field The LaGrange on an eight-play drive that ended when Grangers ran into a Quarterback A.J. Barge dove into the end powerful Carrollton zone for the game’s first score. ballclub Friday night, It was more of the same for the rest of the half. and they lost 49-0. Barge would have three passing touch- Above, LaGrange’s downs by the end of the half, along with one Quinton Jackson rushing from Snoddy and another by Dallas looksforrunningroom Dickey which put the Grangers in a 42-0 while offensive line- hole at the end of the half. man Wes Powell "Hopefully we have bottomed out," Pardue said. "A lot of times you don't get better un- leads the way.At right, less you hit rock bottom. Hopefully that is Carrollton’s Broderick the case with this football team." Snoddyfightsforextra The Trojans would add their final score of yardage during a first- the game with five minutes to go in the half run. The Trojans fourth quarter when Telvin Brown ran in for improved to 3-0 in Re- a touchdown from six yards out. gion 6-AAA with the The Grangers are off next week before hosting Central-Carrollton the following win, while the Grangers fell to 1-2. SEE LAGRANGE, PAGE 2B I College football: LaGrange College at Trine (Ind.), today, 1 p.m. Leader Can team build on win? onthe By Kevin Eckleberry Sports Editor line That’s just how they drew it up. The LaGrange College Pan- By Kevin Eckleberry thers arrived at Rhodes College Sports Editor in Memphis, Tenn. last weekend Ben Crumbley knew his hoping to get off to a fast start in role would change this their quest to end a two-game season. losing streak, and they made that A year ago, Crumbley happen in a big way. was a starting center on a The Panthers scored touch- LaGrange downs the first three times they College of- had the ball to build a 21-0 lead, fensive line and they cruised to a 42-28 vic- that was tory. b l e s s e d It was an impressive perform- with plenty ance by a team that was in des- of veteran perate need of a win after a 1-3 leadership. start. E v e r y - “That’s pretty much what t h i n g you’re looking for,” LaGrange c h a n g e d Crumbley College head coach Todd this season, though. Mooney said of the quick start. Gone were three of the “If you can score every time you starters, leaving Crumb- touch the ball and stop them, ley and fellow senior Jon you’re in business.” Kevin Eckleberry / Daily News Milner as the only men The goal now is to win today The LaGrange College Panthers will go for their second straight win today against Trine in Indiana. who’d played a lot last and get back to .500, but it won’t season. be easy. III. than 500 yards per game. touchdowns, and a host of run- Another senior, Joe Standing in the way is a Trine This is a team that has Quarterback Eric Watt is com- ning backs power an offense that White, was moved over to (Ind.) squad that is 4-0 and is outscored its four opponents pleting more than 70 percent of ranked ninth in NCAA Division 190-43 and is averaging more his passes and has thrown nine SEE PANTHERS, PAGE 3B SEE LINE, PAGE 3B I GISA semifinals: Monday in Dublin Chasing a title quest for a third state championship in six years when it travels to Dublin for Warriors play the semifinals of the GISA Class AA state tournament. LaGrange Academy will face Pied- instatesemis mont at 10 a.m., and after that game, it By Robert Griffin will play the winner of the other semifi- Sports Writer nal between Flint River and Gatewood. The LaGrange Academy Lady War- The final two teams will meet in a riors are in familiar territory. best-of-three series on Oct. 16, also in The Lady Warriors have been in the Dublin. semifinals every year since they started LaGrange Academy is very familiar playing fastpitch softball, so it’s no sur- with the other semifinal teams, since all Kevin Eckleberry / Daily News prise to find them back in the final four. On Monday, the team will continue its The LaGrangeAcademy Lady Warriors will play in the state semifinals Monday. SEE ACADEMY, PAGE 2B LaGrange Daily News 2B - Weekend, Oct. 9-10, 2010 Sports

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week on senior night. The break couldn't come at a bet- ter time for the Grangers, accord- ing to Pardue. "It's a perfect time to have a bye week," Pardue said. "Obviously we need to heal a lot of emotional and physical bumps and bruises that we have, and regroup a little bit. “Losing Price Oliver we will have to shuffle some guys around on the defensive line and do some things differently." Oliver, a senior defensive line- man, injured his knee during prac- tice last week and will be lost for the season. Pardue added that the break will give the team a chance to go back to the drawing board and map out the rest of the season. Kevin Eckleberry / Daily News "I challenged the guys to look at PitcherMollyChild,left,andSumerCoilewillbekeyplay- what they are doing on the field, so ers for LaGrangeAcademy in the state semifinals. that we can become a better foot- Wilkerson has been a ball team and I also challenge my- self," Pardue said. "It starts with me. ACADEMY FROM 1B fixture in the lineup since I will look at what we are doing she came to the school as Robyn Miles / Daily News four teams played in the a freshman, and Megan schematically, practice wise, and in same region. Wallace is the team’s the weight room and just look at all Carrollton quarterbackA.J. Barge dives for extra yardage. “We are not doing any- other senior. of those things and see if we can do and I have never known that, so we things and come back in two weeks thing different,” said Wallace has been a better job and see if we can get are just going to fight and live for and hopefully put a better product catcher Marina Wilker- mostly a role player this thing righted." that next day. We are going to go on the field, and maybe we can get son, who leads the team throughout her time at the "My mom didnt raise me to quit, into practice and work on some a roll going." with six home runs.. “We school, but she has taken know that the teams that on a more active role this we are playing, so we are year. just trying to prepare our- “Until this year, she has selves better and practice played very sparingly and harder, and just take one never gotten discour- game at a time.” aged,” Parker said. Meg Middlebrooks, a Perhaps the most im- junior right fielder, said portant player will be jun- “we just know what we ior pitcher Molly Child, need to get done and what who has started all five we need to establish in state-playoff games so far. order to have a successful Child is the staff ace, series. We have just been and she’s also one of the practicing hard and trying leading hitters. to get everything in line so we will play like we are Junior shortstop capable of when we get Khadija Neely and junior on the field.” third baseman Sumer One of the strengths of Coile join with Child and LaGrange Academy’s Wilkerson to provide a team is its experience. potent first four hitters in Nearly every player on the lineup. the roster was on the field A key on Monday will a year ago when La- be getting contributions Grange Academy lost to from the rest of the Arlington in the state- lineup. championship game. Against Windsor, the It’s not just the sea- Lady Warriors got that. soned veterans getting the Kailin Parker delivered job done, though. a key RBI double, Emily The team has also re- Allardice had some ceived solid contributions clutch hits, and Herring from a core group of was one of the hitting freshman players, includ- stars in Game 3. ing Ali Herring, who had “The bottom of that a big series against Wind- lineup kind of helped us sor Academy in the quar- out,” coach Parker said. terfinals. The usual offensive Herring had three hits in standouts rose to the oc- the series-clinching victory. casion as well. “Ali has worked ex- Child had eight total tremely hard,” head coach hits, including four hits in Charles Parker said. “She the first game, while Coile has worked hard for us and had six hits. it paid off on Wednesday. Wilkerson hit her sixth She had as good a game as home run in the first anybody on the field and game, and Neely had a really helped us out.” couple of hits in the sec- Herring was on the ond game. team a year ago as a role Those players know player, but this will be her what it takes to win this first trip to the semifinals time of year, and Parker as a starter. figures they’ll be ready for “It’s a little bit of pres- the challenge. sure being a freshman, “We have been in this and coming into the final situation before,” he said. four as a starter,” Herring “We know what we have said, “But once we get on to do to be prepared to the field it should get bet- play. At this particular ter. I think that we are point all that we are trying ready for Monday.” to do is just fine tune what Herring will have plenty we have been doing since of veterans to lean on. the middle of July.”

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PANTHERS FROM 1B averages 280 rushing Struggling teams meet yards per game. Trine’s defense isn’t too ATHENS (AP) – This Led by versatile wide shabby, giving up less used to be one of those receiver Randall Cobb, than 11 points per game. signature games on the the Wildcats put together “This is a heck of a foot- Southeastern Conference two late touchdown drives ball team,” Mooney said. schedule. to win 21-14, their first “They’re strong every- Now, outside of Derek victory over the Tigers in where. They’re a good- Dooley facing the team 43 years. looking football team.” his dad once coached, The loss continued a The Panthers are feeling there's nothing more in- tailspin that turned confident after their per- triguing about Tennessee Auburn’s potentially great formance against a solid vs. Georgia than which season into simply a Rhodes squad, though. team will finally get its pretty good one. Heading Rhodes came into the first SEC win today. into a rematch today, the game with a 2-1 record, The Volunteers (2-3, 0-2 Tigers are still ticked. and one of those victories Andrecus Lindley has 10 SEC) are coming off a dis- “I think there’s always a came against a Trinity rushing touchdowns this heartening loss at LSU chip on your shoulder,” team that had won 36 season. after time expired and are Georgia coach Mark Richt and his quarterback, Aaron Auburn cornerback straight home games. drecus Lindley, who con- clearly in a rebuilding Murray, are hoping for a win over Tennessee today. T’Sharvan Bell said. mode under first-year “You’ve got to have an “They came in pre- tinued to find the end Georgia-like 9-9, includ- cent this year, only 61st in pared,” Mooney said. zone with regularity. coach Dooley. edge. There’s that sour As for Georgia (1-4, 0- ing six losses in the last the nation. taste in your mouth you “They spent last week Lindley had 120 yards eight SEC games. Johnson said he doesn’t with that mission in mind, on 22 carries, and his four 3), a team that thought it want to get out of your could contend in the SEC “A lot of people might like to “go back and dwell mouth.” that they didn’t want any- touchdowns give him 10 say, Why me? Why us?' on the numbers” but he is more silly plays here and for the season. East is mired in a four- The taste so far this sea- game losing streak – its Why not us?” Richt said. looking for better third- son has been decidedly there to cost them. Lindley has run for 360 “It’s a test of our ability to down production. He said “And I thought we ar- yards, and he’s averaging longest in two decades – sweeter for the eighth- and the worst conference handle these adverse situ- it would help if the Yellow ranked Tigers (5-0, 2-0 rived focused, we had a 4.3 yards per attempt. ations. It’s something we Jackets could fare better good trip the whole way, Lindley has all but two start since 1993. Southeastern Confer- “With everything that’s can all grow from. I know on first and second ence). Quarterback Cam and we played well the of the Panthers’ rushing our young people are downs. whole way.” touchdowns. been happening as far as Newton leads the confer- how we lose, where we hopefully learning a lot “There is no question ence in pass efficiency Senior quarterback Carter and May have positive things through it. that we aren’t as good on Drew Carter completed the other two. lose, who we lost to, it's and is fourth in rushing. just been a shocker,” It’s not fun while you’re third down as we were a There are playmakers all 23-of-29 passes for 258 “He’ll find a hole and going through it. But I year ago, and I think the yards without any inter- go,” offensive lineman Joe freshman defensive back over the field, and the Alec Ogletree said. think as people, when we big culprit of that is we Tigers have shown a grit ceptions, and backup White of Lindley. go through hard times, we have had a lot more third Michael May was good on Not to be overlooked is As the losses have they lacked a year ago. normally learn from it, and longs than we had a Three of Auburn’s five three-of-four attempts for a defense that put the mounted, so has the pres- grow from it and get bet- year ago,” Johnson said. wins have come by eight 49 yards with a touch- brakes on Rhodes early sure on Georgia’s Mark ter for it. That’s my goal.” Johnson said it was eas- points or less, though down. while the offense was Richt, the dean of SEC I ier to convert more than Chizik isn't ready to de- Carter even got it done punching the ball into the coaches. Now in his 10th GEORGIA TECH: Coach Paul Johnson is half of the third-down clare this team better than with his feet, scoring on a end zone. season between the looking closely at third conversions in 2009 “be- the one that suffered 37-yard touchdown run. Linebackers Dawo hedges, he knows his fu- downs as a key to today’s cause we had a lot of third through an October Carter and May are Menter and Malcolm ture could very well de- ACC Coastal Division and shorts.” swoon. both capable of pulling Young each had six tack- pend on how the Bulldogs game against Virginia. “This year, we haven't “I hope that we're a the ball down and making les, and defensive line- close out the season. Georgia Tech (3-2 over- had as many and even more consistent team,” he big plays. man Drew McAdams had Asked if he was coach- all, 2-1 Atlantic Coast when we have we have said. “I hope that we con- “Both of these guys are five tackles, as did defen- ing for his job, Richt said, Conference) is averaging missed a couple of those,” tinue to improve maybe gifted throwing and run- sive backs Anthony “You always are.” 29.6 points per game, he said. “Some of it is in- more so than we did at ning with the football,” Cochran, Tim Hill and Then, pausing to gather down from about 33.8 per experience and some of it this time last year. We're Mooney said. Nick Griffin. his thoughts, he added, “I game last season, when it is just not getting it done.” on a stretch now where in Jo Jo Sweet had six Today is the fourth can tell you I’m coaching won the ACC. Johnson I A year this month of October catches, while Ed Russ, straight road game for the my tail off. There’s only AUBURN: says that’s not a signifi- later, the memories of an we're going to find out ex- Torre Pike and R.J. Miles Panthers, who’ll finally re- certain things I can con- cant dip, but he concedes unlikely roll reversal re- actly, as a team, how far had four receptions turn home next week for trol. That’s what I'm his team's drop in third- main vivid. we have come in a year.” apiece. the first of three straight working on.” down success is a prob- Auburn was leading The Wildcats (3-2, 0-2) As has been the norm home games. This is the second lem. Kentucky by a touchdown are searching for similar this season, a number of I straight disappointing PLAYERS OF THE Georgia Tech ranked with less than seven min- answers. different offensive players Andrecus Lindley season in Athens, and re- WEEK: fifth in the nation last sea- utes left, ready to bounce “We know how to beat got involved. was the offensive player ally the third in a row con- son by making first back from a tough loss to this team,” coach Joker For the season, 12 dif- of the week after his four- sidering the 2008 team downs on more than 52 Arkansas that ended the Phillips said. “We’ve done ferent players have caught touchdown performance that started the year percent of its third-down Tigers' 5-0 start under first- it, OK, and I think that at least two passes. against Dhoes, and Nick ranked No. 1 but lost plays last season. That fig- year coach Gene Chizik. makes us feel a little bit “The nice thing is, Griffin was the defensive three games, even with an ure is down to 40.6 per- Then, it all fell apart. more confident.” we’ve continued to be player of the week. offense that included fu- able to put the ball in a lot Dawo Menter was the ture NFL first-round picks of people’s hands,” special teams player of Matthew Stafford and Mooney said. “Drew has the week, and Robert Bai- Knowshon Moreno. done a very nice job.” ley (offense) and Justin The Bulldogs slipped to Much of the offensive Roper (defense) were the 8-5 last year, so Richt’s damage came courtesy of scout team players of the record over the last 18 senior running back An- week. games is a very-un-

along, and that’s been a big help,” LINEMEN FROM 1B Mooney said. It is, Crumbley said, an often thank- the offensive line from the defensive less position. line. About the only time an offensive line- Crumbley said he has embraced his man is noticed is when he’s called for a new leadership role, and he’s doing penalty. what he can to help the younger players “It’s a position where you’re getting your body torn to pieces every single adjust to the college game. play,” said Crumbley, a mathematics “Coming into the season, I knew that major. “You really have to be a selfless even after starting last year, that it would player every single play, and you have to be different,” said Crumbley, who came be, as coach (David) Shonts says, a real to LaGrange from Henry County High. prick on the field. You have to be mean “I knew I was stepping into a role where on the field. You have to be able to move you know you’ll have to pass (your people around.” knowledge) on.” Crumbley isn’t complaining. Crumbley certainly knows the ropes. He desperately wanted to keep play- He played in four games as a sopho- ing football after high school, and La- more in 2008, and he started all 10 Grange College has given him that games at center a year ago. opportunity. White’s perspective is a little different. “(My high-school coach) went to one He was a defensive of those coaching conventions, and he lineman the past two sea- went to coach Mooney and said, don’t sons, but the coaches felt take a look at his height and weight. he would be better This guy will give you all he’s got every served moving to the of- single play,” Crumbley said. “That’s re- fensive line this season. ally what it came down to. White, who is playing a “I came down here because I wanted guard position this sea- to play football. I thought this would be son, said he made an im- a great experience, and LaGrange has pression on the coaches White kind of become a new home for us all.” during the spring. White’s journey to LaGrange was a bit “During practice late this spring, we different. switched sides, just joking around,” His father, Joe White, is the head White said. “(The coaches) saw my foot- coach at Rhodes College. work as an offensive lineman for the The younger White knew he could first time, and they saw I could (play the have a place on the Rhodes football position).” team, but he wanted to make his own So when the new season began, White way. was playing a new position. “You want to be able to earn a spot, “A lot of my friends on defense make and always to have a chance to be your- fun of me,” he said. “They say I’m self,” said White, who plans on joining shunned. It’s a lot of good-natured rib- the U.S. Marine Corps after college. bing.” “College gives you that time where you The longest-serving offensive lineman become your own person, and it’s a little is Milner, who has been a starter since bit different having your dad as the head his freshman season. coach.” Milner has played in 36 games, and he Over the summer when he was at has started them all. home, he said there was “a lot of fun “He has done so many positive things, talk” because everyone knew Rhodes so many little things that are outside of and LaGrange would be playing this how good he is on Saturday,” Mooney season. said of Milner. Adding to the family connection, Juniors Jackson Hardeman and An- White’s younger brother is a member of drew Pupo, junior Woody Duke, sopho- the Rhodes football team. more Trevor Lane, sophomore Dane “We always make fun of each other,” Magnussen and freshman Matt James Joe White said. “People think we don’t are the other offensive linemen. get along, because we’re really rude to Mooney said the veterans have done a each other.” tremendous job of assisting the younger As for last weekend, White enjoyed players. being around his family. “These guys have not only been per- “A lot of family came down which is forming really well, but they’ve done a fun, because I hadn’t seen them in quite great job of bringing the young people awhile,” he said. 4B - Weekend, Oct. 9-10, 2010 LaGrange Daily News

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Motorcycles Autos Trucks Commercial For Sale By Houses For Sale Apartments / Owner Townhouses CLASSIFIEDS GET RESULTS 2007 GS500F 1999 PONTIAC 2003 CHEVY TWO ADJOINING THREE BEDROOM ONE BEDROOM SUZUKI GRAND AM SILVERADO COMMERCIAL THREE BEDROOM 3.5 BATH 706 884-7314 315 Harwell Avenue Less than 500 actual 114k miles, One Z71, 4WD, Black, LOTS TWO BATH Two story plus base- $340/month miles, $3200 owner, Red, Good 77,000 miles, Trans- 1.5 Blocks from Inter- Log home on 17.5 ment on small lake. BANK OWNED PROPERTY 706-302-9688 706-302-8038 condition, $2800 ferable warranty, section of South acres of pasture land Two miles from I85 AUCTION 706-302-2684 $10,900 Main and Bull Street Three acre lake, and I185. $179,900 706-882-5828 $20,000 each or large wired shop, 706-884-8663 THE GARDENS 2007 KAWASAKI Commercial / 706-302-9593 $37,250 for both Three miles from Kia, APARTMENTS Real Estate Vulcan 900, Loaded, Industrial 706-594-1503 Owner to help with 3500 $99 Move In Special 4200 miles, Like New closing Rentals Two bedroom, Two 3000 $5200 334-863-5910 1990 BLUEBIRD Real Estate Sales For Sale By 706-616-5328 bath, Call Brandi Apartments / BUS Owner 706-883-8728 Houses For Sale Townhouses Offer may end 2005 SUZUKI Cummings Engine, Commercial without notice! VL1500cc C90 Automatic, Seat 257 BEECHWOOD THREE BEDROOM Lots of extras. belts, Good tires, NICE COMMERCIAL LOT CIRCLE TWO BATH Commercial 7 Bay & 9 Vacuum Station Excellent condition New Four blocks to the Three Bedroom, Two Carwash Facility battery, Wheelchair Two bedroom, Two Bath, Built in 2001, Heritage Square, $6,000. square, Reduced to bath, Refinished Youngs Mill Road, 1309 Hogansville Rd, 706-882-2609 or lift, Serviced in June $5000, Fireplace and Double 10,000/16,000 SQ Call 706-523-0481 Hardwood Floors, garage in Calico $600/month, $500 LaGrange, GA 706-616-2658 706-885-5293 Remodeled Through- deposit FT SELLING ON SITE Sport Utility Loop Subdivision out, Huge master near Grantville 706-333-8336 BUILDING FOR Wednesday, October 27th @ 11am bath and walk-in www.auctionEbid.com 2000 PRIVATE SALE DOWNTOWN $89,500 LEASE OR SALE Automotive closet, Large Cov- 706-333-8336 ONE BEDROOM 770-980-9565 In Columbus 2ND FLOOR Offices, loading

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Byis Jennifer their Shrader family’ Staff writer For many people who own a dog or a cat, that pet is like a child. And around LaGrange, there’s plenty of ways to spoil those “children” rot- ten. From doggie day care to “pet resorts” to a day at the spa, Fido and even Fluffy the cat can play with other animal friends, be primped and preened to look their best and – if they have to stay overnight and be separated from their owner – get a nighty- night tuck in on their very own special beds, com- plete with television and other comforts of home. At Parkway Pet Resort, Dr. Darrell Durham calls the boarding facilities what he’d dreamed about having for years before he moved his veterinary office to Lafayette Park- way about three years ago. “This is what I thought about having, and I finally Robyn Miles / Daily News had an opportunity to build it,” he said. “We’re Dogs at the Pink Poodle have the run of the place. Most play while others have their ‘spa day,’ such as the dog being tended to by very proud.” owner Marie Curtis The boarding kennels dows allow the cats to see Dogs are taken out for can be made into indoor outside to Ragland Street two hours in the morning runs for extra space and and Lafayette Parkway, and two hours in the after- the dogs are taken out to but if that’s not enough noon to romp in their own play three times a day on distraction a flat-screen “playground,” which grass. A lot of dogs will television usually is always includes a pool. relieve themselves only on on with videos of birds or Bordona says some of grass, so that keeps the fish. her clients come every day animal from getting a uri- “It’s ‘virtual aquarium’ while others are there just nary tract infection from TV,” Durham said. two or three days a week. refusal to “go.” Poochie Pet Resort on Because the play area isn’t Depending on what the New Franklin Road also the dogs’ normal “home,” owner chooses, the dogs provides overnight board- most everyone gets along. can get extra playtime ing as well as “doggie day The day care has with staff and suites with care” for clients since become just as popular an television. Owners also moving to its current loca- option as boarding pets have peace of mind know- tion about four years ago. overnight, Bordona said. ing their animal’s veteri- Owner Debbie Bordona “More people are work- narian is either on site or has been a local dog ing,” she said. “Or some- on call 24 hours a day to groomer for 15 years. times, they’re showing address any medical “Our clients were beg- their house they’re trying issues that may arise. ging for it,” she said. “They to sell and need to get the In the cat room, cats can didn’t want to go out of dog out or having work get a one-, two- or three- town and leave their done on the house.” bedroom “condo.” Win- dogs.” The Pink Poodle Poochie’s owner Deborah Bordona rinses off a dog during a bath. Grooming Parlor also offers day care along with dog and cat grooming, said owner Marie Curtis. Pets are allowed to play underfoot and snuggle in dog beds placed on shelves and in other cozy places while their fellow animal friends enjoy their “spa day.” On a recent morning at the Pink Poodle, a dog named Speckles was in charge. “He comes every day, so this is his home,” Curtis Most local grooming facilities also will groom cats, said. although some have special days just for that Bark-A-Tude Pet Salon, species. which opened about a year ago on Mooty Bridge Road, has taken pet grooming to the next level. Not only does it offer cat grooming once a month (having dogs out of the Sandy Lumm, co-owner of Country Critters Pet Grooming in Hogansville, is business helps keep the treated to a dance by one of her clients. cats calm), it also offers “do it yourself” dog Sandy Lumm and Gail grooming. Mullins of Country Critters For those who don’t Pet Grooming in Hogans- have the facilities at home, ville say most cats are able or have the facilities but to groom themselves but don’t want to get them “longer-haired cats have a messy, Bark-A-Tude may harder time,” Mullins said. be the answer. The busi- There are breed-specif- ness provides the supplies, ic shampoos and sham- including shampoo, tow- poos for dogs that shed a els, combs and brushes lot or have itchy skin. and owners with dogs of Some products can bright- all sizes are welcome to en the hair, and there are come in and give their pets special facial treatments. a bath on their own. Lumm and Mullins also “You have to make it fun say keeping the ears and for the animal,” said nails clean is just as impor- Teresa Osail plays with Sassy, a pomeranian, on owner Linda Dixon. “And tant as a shiny coat. her bed at the pet resort. we’re here to help. There’s “If their nails get long dog a lot more comfort- weeks. never a stupid question.” they can grow into their able to be clean and have “Our focus is on what Aside from wanting a foot pads (and get infect- excess hair removed. will make the dog feel so dog to look good (the Pink ed),” said Mullins. “People have one hair much better,” Lumm said. Poodle even has a row of And long-eared dogs are per pore. Dogs have 28,” “For pet people, this is string that can be readily especially prone to ear Dixon said. their family.” made into ribbons for the infections. Most groomers recom- dogs’ hair), there are plen- And of course, regular mend a bath every four to Jennifer Shrader may be ty of practical and health- grooming helps control six weeks, but with regu- reached at jshrader@la Pricella Gilbert, co-owner of Bark-A-Tude, puts the related reasons to groom fleas and ticks. lar maintenance, that can grangenews.com or at a dog. Or even a cat. finishing touches on a poodle. 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HILL STREET HOUSE Jennifer Eugenia Harper and Kristopher St. Clair 605 Hill Street • LaGrange Harper-St. Clair 706-845-9000 Gabrielle Merideth Sharon Harper of LaGrange and Jimmy Harper of and Booker T. Jones III Franklin announce the engagement of their daughter, STEPHENS EXCLUSIVES Jennifer Eugenia Harper of Manhattan, N.Y., to Kristo- Merideth-Jones pher St. Clair of Brooklyn, N.Y., son of John and Patri- 222 Main Street • LaGrange cia St. Clair of Potomac, Md. The wedding will be held 706-885-9979 Sandra Merideth of Columbus announces the at 6:30 p.m. Friday at The Foundry in New York. engagement of her daughter, Gabrielle Merideth, to The bride-elect is a graduate of LaGrange High Booker T. Jones III of Albany, the son of Davetta and School and the University of Georgia. She is employed Booker T. Jones Jr. of Albany. with Morgan Stanley in New York as a vice president of The bride-elect is the daughter of the late Luther technology. Edward Kelley and the granddaughter of Martha Marie The groom-elect is a graduate of Winston Churchill Merideth and Erwin Merideth, both of LaGrange. She High School in Potomac and of the University of is a graduate of Carver High School in Columbus and Delaware. He is employed as a construction manager in GIFTS of Albany State University, where she received a bach- New York City. elors of science degree in health and physical educa- tion. She also graduated from Alabama State University HILL STREET HOUSE with a doctorate of physical therapy degree. She is employed by Signature Healthcare of Marietta as a 605 Hill Street • LaGrange physical therapist. and is a member of Alpha Kappa 706-845-9000 Alpha sorority. The groom-elect is the grandson of Bernice Smoth- ers-Wiley, Mildred and Booker T. Jones Sr. of Ameri- STEPHENS EXCLUSIVES cus and the late Homer Smothers. He is a graduate of Westover High School in Albany. He graduated from 222 Main Street • LaGrange Albany State University with a bachelor of science 706-885-9979 degree in business administration with a concentration in accounting. He is an auditor for the federal govern- ment at the HUD Office of the Inspector General for PLUM SOUTHERN Audit in Atlanta. He is a member of Alpha Phi Alpha 105 Broad Street fraternity. 706-884-3134 The wedding is at 2:30 p.m. Oct. 23, 2010 at Warren Temple United Methodist Church in LaGrange. THE WHITE ORCHID I Wedding & WHITE ORCHID EVENTS 220 Main Street LaGrange, Georgia 706-884-7699

Nicole Victoria Traylor and Cody Mayne Parmer Traylor - Parmer Mr. and Mrs. James Charles Traylor Jr. of LaGrange announce the engagement of their daughter, Nicole FACILITIES Victoria Traylor of LaGrange, to Cody Mayne Parmer of Lagrange, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Parmer of LaGrange. The wedding will be at 5:30 p.m. Saturday OVERLOOK GOLF LINKS at Bethel United Methodist Church in West Point. 257 S. Smith Road • LaGrange, GA The bride-elect is a graduate of Troup High School 706-845-7425 and West Georgia Technical College. The groom-elect is a graduate of Troup High School. TASTE OF LEMON 204 S. Morgan Street • LaGrange 706-882-5382

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Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Roy Morrison Teaver-Morrison INSURANCE Jane Ryan Teaver and Christopher Roy Morrison were married July 17, 2010, at First Presbyterian Church in LaGrange. A reception was held at Highland JERRY CLEAVELAND, CLU, CASL Country Club in LaGrange. The bride is the daughter of Frank Teaver of STATE FARM INSURANCE LaGrange and the late Patti Teaver. She was given in marriage by her father. 311 Broome St. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ron Morrison 706-882-0018 of Newnan. The maid of honor was Hannah Teaver of LaGrange. Bridesmaids were Liz Haines of LaGrange; Katie Walls Jonathan Mark Hendrix Henderson of LaGrange; Cappie Herrington of and Mary Janett Alexander LaGrange; Caroline King of Spartanburg, S.C.; Beth Laird of Datlon; Joanna Turner of LaGrange; and Hendrix-Alexander Caitlin Yarbrough of Macon. The best man was Ron Morrison of Newnan. The Mary Janett Alexander and Jonathan Mark Hendrix FORMAL WEAR groomsmen were David Hargett of Newnan; Todd Her- announce their engagement. The wedding will be at rington of LaGrange; Scott Shular of Newnan; Brian 5:30 Saturday. at Pleasant Grove Weddings in Franklin. Stuart of Daphne, Ala.; and Creighton White of New- The bride-elect is the daughter of Dennis and Phyllis AN AFFAIR TO REMEMBER nan. Alexander of LaGrange and the granddaughter of The flower girl was Mary Ansley Herrington of Tuxedos • Bridal • Prom • Special Occasion Shirley Karr of LaGrange. The groom is the son of 119 Ridley Avenue, Suite 101 • LaGrange LaGrange. David and Nanci Hendrix of West Point and the grand- After a wedding trip to St. Lucia, the couple lives in son of James Nix of West Point. 706-416-2396 Newnan. [email protected] IDEAL CLEANERS To subscribe Dealer For: Jim’s Formal Wear LaGrange Daily News www.idealcleanerslagrange.com to , 224 Greenville Street call (706) 882-5624 706-884-4656 341918 341938 LaGrange Daily News Local Weekend, Oct. 9-10, 2010 - 3C S a t u r d a y S c h o o l

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The fifth grade finished reading the novel Broccoli Tapes and had a luau as a Daishon Adamson, a fifth-grader at Unity Elementary School created this culminating activity. Students wrote narrative stories set in Hawaii, made and erupted volcanoes to go with their study of constructive and destructive forces drawing in art class. Here is my picture of a partly cloudy day. I added swirls of nature, sampled different fruits that were mentioned in the book, and made to show that the wind was blowing, Daishon said. leis and tissue flowers. I Whitesville Road Elementary School I Hillcrest Elementary School

The discovery class at Hillcrest Elementary is reading Flat Stanley and learning about LaGrange while study- ing map skills. Alec Mor- rissette and Flat Stanley visited the fountain on LaFayette Square and learned about the statue and discovered how LaGrange got its name. After visiting LaGrange, Flat Stanley will also visit other locations in Geor- gia, the United States, other countries and maybe one day space. The Monster Energy Drink Stunt Team visited Whitesville Road Elementary to perform in support of the school's fall fundraiser. Some of the stunts included I Troup County High School jumping over teachers and students lying on the ground or sitting in a chair on the top of the ramps. Students, above, who sold 10 items or more got spe- cial VIP status including front-row seats as well as pictures and autographs with the stunt-team members. I Hogansville Elementary School

Students initiated and planned this year’s “See you at the Pole” event at Troup County High School on Sept. 22, with the goal of praying for our schools and our country. Students are considering a weekly event around the pole to con- tinue their efforts. Youth minister, Kevin Payne and students, Jackson Scrog- Students of the month at Hogansville Elementary School are treated to a spe- gs and Chelse Pike participated. cial lunch off-campus, compliments of Randy and Toni Striblin. September students, shown with Carmen Dougherty, school counselor and Randy Strib- I Callaway Elementary School lin, owner of Roger’s Barbecue in Hogansville are, from left, front, Natalee Waddell, Hanna Johnson, Brandon Dean and Myah Kuhn; middle, Carmen Dougherty, Lyndsey Pike, Sasha Burston, Kizzy Gates, Janescia Leonard, Kobe Dawson and Cidney Brooks; back, Adrianna Tigner, Selena Buchan- nan, Ashley Juarez, Ian Dougherty, Jacob Winkles, Nazare Rutledge, James Wood, Randy Striblin and Kelton Gates. Not pictured is Titaysha Sapp. I West Side Magnet School

Callaway Elementary School first-graders Janiyah Strong and Tucker Star- ling, welcome CHS Cavaliers to their hall for book sharing. I Writer’s Corner

Lizeth Deleon Serenity Colson Whitesville Road Whitesville Road Fifth grade Fifth-grade Fall My Flag Job Le aves are falling by, Every morning when I get to school, I Fall has just begun. get to do my flag job. It is so awesome So little ones don't you cry, because I get to watch the sun rise. This The West Side Magnet School eighth-grade physical science class learned the cause Fall has just begun. is the perfect job that starts the day off difference between physical and chemical changes by making blueberry Football games are being won, well. Just when I think it could not get muffins and churning butter. Students had to identify the different changes children start to rake their lawn, any better, it does because I share the going on from mixing the batter and making the butter to eating the end prod- cause Fall has just begun. honor with my friend. uct. Enjoying that end product are Dy Dunlap and Dante Hill. 4C - Weekend, Oct. 9-10, 2010 Entertainment LaGrange Daily News

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WholesomeNo Frying Chicken and Delicious Parmesan A great recipe for a clas- sic dish with a twist that will help you save time. What could be better? Meals in a Snap 3/4 cup plain dry bread crumbs 1/2 tsp. Italian season- Family Features ing utting wholesome food on the table that your family will enjoy does- 1/4 tsp. garlic powder n’t have to take hours to prepare. Registered Dietitian and author, 6 boneless, skinless Felicia Stoler, offers some simple recipes and tips on how to add chicken breast halves more flavor and nutrition into your meals, making meal prep stress- (about 2 lbs.) freeI and fun for the family. 1 egg, beaten Keep your pantry stocked and plan ahead. A pasta meal typically takes less 1 jar (1 lb. 10 oz.) thanP thirty minutes to make. Ragú® Old World Style® Traditional pasta sauce Ragú® Old World Style® now has a new, thicker recipe with two servings of vegetables in every half Pasta Sauce cup. Add some pre-cut fresh, frozen or canned greens as a side dish, and 1 cup shredded part- youI have a veggie-packed meal. skim mozzarella cheese Include your kids in the cooking process. This is a great way to spend (about 4 oz.) quality time with your children and teach them the skill of cooking. They love 12 oz. pasta, cooked to feel like they can contribute to their family, plus – many kids will eat what they and drained make.I Preheat oven to 400°. Use leftovers for lunch. The Ragú® No Frying Chicken Parmesan is a Combine bread crumbs, classic dish that will help you save time. After dinnertime, pack it in a small Italian seasoning and gar- container or prepare in a hero sandwich for lunch the next day to make less lic powder in shallow work (and stress) for you in the morning. dish. Dip chicken in egg, Try these recipes with the new Ragú® Old World Style® Traditional pasta then crumb mixture; turn sauce, available in the pasta sauce aisle. to coat. Arrange chicken in 13 until chicken is thorough- plant for chicken for a 0g, Total Fat 10g, Choles- x 9-inch baking dish. ly cooked. Serve vegetarian version. terol 135mg, Sodium Bake 20 minutes. with hot pasta. 810mg, Total Carbohy- Pour Pasta Sauce over TIP: Most dishes that Nutrition Information drate 64g, Sugars 9g, chicken; top with cheese. call for frying can be per serving: Calories 570, Dietary Fiber 5g, Protein Bake an additional 10 baked to cut down on the Calories From Fat 90, Sat- 52g, Vitamin A 4%, Vita- minutes or fat. Try substituting egg- urated Fat 3.5g, Trans Fat min C 8%, Calcium 25%, Iron 25%

Skillet Pasta & Beef Dinner Save any leftovers, then send to school heated and stored in a thermos for a warm lunchtime treat. 1-1/2 lbs. lean ground beef 1 jar (1 lb. 10 oz.) Ragú® Old World Style® Mama’s Best Ever Spaghetti and Meatballs Traditional Pasta Sauce drate 54g, Sugars 8g, medium bowl; shape into 3 cups water Dietary Fiber 5g, Protein 18 meatballs. 12 oz. uncooked rotini 38g, Vitamin A 2%, Vita- Bring remaining Pasta pasta min C 4%, Calcium 20%, Sauce to a boil over medi- 1 cup shredded part- Iron 30% um-high heat in 12-inch skim mozzarella cheese skillet. Gently stir in (about 4 oz.) Mama’s Best Ever uncooked meatballs. Brown ground beef in Spaghetti and Meat- Reduce heat to low and 12-inch skillet; drain. balls simmer covered, stirring Stir in Pasta Sauce and A classic Italian-Amer- occasionally, 20 minutes water. Bring to a boil over ican dish that can be as or until meatballs are high heat. Stir in simple or fancy as you done. Serve over hot uncooked rotini and want it to be. spaghetti. return to a boil. Reduce 1-1/2 lbs. lean ground TIP: Try adding a cube heat to medium and cook beef of mozzarella cheese to covered, stirring occa- 4 slices whole grain the center of each meat- sionally, 14 minutes or bread, torn into small ball for an easy but fun until rotini is tender. pieces recipe twist. Remove from heat, then 2 eggs sprinkle with cheese. 1 jar (1 lb. 10 oz.) Nutrition Information Cover and let stand 5 Ragú® Old World Style® per serving: Calories 480, minutes or until cheese is Pasta Sauce, divided Calories From Fat 90, Sat- melted. 1/4 tsp. Italian season- urated Fat 3g, Trans Fat ing 0.5g, Total Fat 10g, Cho- Nutrition Information 1/4 tsp. garlic powder lesterol 130mg, Sodium per serving: Calories 490, 12 oz. spaghetti, cooked 630mg, Total Carbohy- Calories From Fat 110, and drained drate 61g, Sugars 10g, Saturated Fat 5g, Trans Combine ground beef, Dietary Fiber 6g, Protein Fat 0g, Total Fat 12g, Cho- bread, eggs, 1/2 cup Pasta 36g, Vitamin A 2%, Vita- lesterol 85mg, Sodium Sauce, Italian seasoning min C 4%, Calcium 6%, 670mg, Total Carbohy- and garlic powder in Iron 30% Skillet Pasta & Beef Dinner 6C - Weekend, Oct. 9-10, 2010 Church LaGrange Daily News

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