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St. Peter’sA church home Five years ago, Barack Obama celebrates contemplated what it would be 75 years like to take his By Sherri Brown two daughters to Staff writer the National Mall Going to church was to see a monu- often a grand adventure ment to Martin during Helen Jabaley’s Luther King Jr. childhood. The family was He gets his fortunate enough to have a chance Sunday car, but traveling from when the monu- LaGrange to Lanett, Ala., over roads with ruts and ment is dedicat- potholes could be haz- ed. PAGE 8 ardous. More than once, Sundays brought a flat tire and the family didn’t make Weekend it to church. That changed 75 years Trivia ago when St. Peter’s Catholic Church was built in LaGrange. “The day they dedicated A confirmation class gathers for a picture in the original church building on Church Street in LaGrange. St. Peter’s, the people came Among those in this photo are current LaGrange residents Raymond Hodnett, Mark Mike, Billy Katter, Jerry from everywhere. After the Mansour, Rocky Jabaley, Ricky Mansour and Carol Mansour. Mass, m y If you go I Living father History invit- What was the ed everyone to come over first monument to our house for a recep- St. Peter’s Catholic on the National tion. I remember a big Church will host a 75th Mall in Washing- crowd coming and going all anniversary celebration ton, D.C.? day long. I don’t know if my open to the community Answer on page mama had forewarning or on Oct. 23. There will be 2 not,” said Jabaley, 86. one Mass at 11 a.m. Before the church was with the Rev. Wilton Opinion built and a local priest was available, Holy Family Gregory, archbishop of Catholic Church in Lanett the Archdiocese of Columnist Pep- was the only nearby option Atlanta. After the serv- per Ellis Hage- for LaGrange parishioners. ice, an all-day celebra- bak now looks at There were also times her once-ailing tion will include free when Catholic families that food, carnival rides, station wagon in had settled in LaGrange a different light. games, live music, guid- PAGE 6 hosted services in their homes with visiting priests. ed tours of the church “We did that some, but and bingo in the parish my father preferred going hall. There is a small fee INDEX to a church for services,” for some rides and Calendar ...... 3 Jabaley said. games. Parking will be Classifieds.6B-7B This month, St. Peter’s at the public parking Comics ...... 2C Catholic Church celebrates In July 1988, the congregation dedicated its new church building. Since 2000, garage across Morgan Community ..... 3 75 years in LaGrange. The the church has added educational space and a preschool. In 2004, St. Peter’s Crossword ....2C church was the first – and Street from the church. began a weekly Spanish Mass. International .... 8 is still the only – Catholic Local ...... 2, 4, 5 parish in Troup County. family members were char- National ...... 8 In the 1930s, an anony- ter members of the first Obituaries ...... 2 mous donor gave $10,000 church, which was built in Opinion ...... 6 to build a Catholic church 1936. Sports ..... 1B-5B in LaGrange. The donor “I remember my father State ...... 7 requested that the church climbing on a ladder to TV Listings..... 3C be named St. Peter’s. The paste pictures of the ‘Sta- first location was on tions of the Cross’ in the For home Church Street where Sun- small indentations on the delivery, call Trust Bank now stands. side walls,” Mansour said. (706) Charlie Solomon remem- The congregation began 882-5624 bers those first days. with about 50 to 70 mem- “We were Catholic, but bers and continued at that Printed on 100% before they had a church location until 1988, when recycled paper here, I went to the Presby- the current location was Vol 168 Issue 247 terian church. Once the dedicated. 20 Pages Catholic church was built, The first few decades saw we went there. They had big changes locally and Mass every Sunday and worldwide in the Roman back then it was done in Catholic Church. Latin. We got pretty good “A lot of the rules have with the Latin,” Solomon changed,” Helen Jabaley said. CHURCH Framing is erected for the sanctuary of the current location of St. Peter’s Catholic All of Nasor Mansour’s SEE , PAGE 2 Church at Lafayette Parkway and Morgan Street in the 1980s. Local 2 - Weekend, Oct. 15-16, 2011 LaGrange Daily News County receives disaster grant I Obituaries By Matt Chambers Information for obituaries is written and provided by funeral homes and Staff writer family members of the deceased. Troup County could be Lakes-Dunson more ready for disasters Lakes- Robertson after receiving a grant to Dunson- Funeral Home Robertson upgrade its preparedness 201 Hamilton Street plan, and applying for LaGrange, Georgia 30240 706 882-6411 funds for additional out- 1010 Mooty Bridge Road door disaster sirens. LaGrange, GA 30240 (706) 884-8636 Dennis Knight, director of Troup County Emer- Condolences may be expressed at: www.shlagrange.com gency Management, told the Troup County Com- Robert Gordon Lawrence mission at its work ses- Mr. Robert Gordon sion Friday that the coun- Lawrence, 76, of LaGrange ty received a grant of passed away on Friday, $21,000 from the Hazard October 14, 2011, at West Mitigation Grant Pro- Georgia Hospice. gram. Mr. Lawrence was born T he grant will be used October 7, 1935, in Selma, to update the disaster mit- Alabama, son of the late igation plan. Gordon Lawrence and “It must be updated Marion Hanna Lawrence. Gaynell Tucker every five years,” Knight He served as a medic in Mrs. Gaynell Askew said, saying the Disaster the U.S. Navy, and grad- Tucker of LaGrange Mitigation Act of 2000 uated from the Universi- passed away Thursday at requires the plan to be ty of Alabama and Louis- her home. looked at. ville Presbyterian Semi- Mrs. Tucker, a native of Knight also received nary. After serving for a LaGrange, Troup County, approval from the com- time as minister of Trinity Georgia was born August mission to apply for a Presbyterian Church in 16, 1939, and was the grant for more disaster Gadsden, Alabama, he daughter of the late A.G. sirens. finished his career as a Askew and Frances M. “We have the opportu- counselor with Alabama Askew. She joined the nity to apply for another Vocational Rehabilitation Wehadkee Baptist Church hazard mitigation grant,” in Anniston, Alabama. early in life and later unit- Knight said. “What we’re He was an avid outdoors- ed with Mount Gillard looking at applying for is man who enjoyed hunt- Baptist Church. She was funds to add five outdoor ing, fishing, and canoe- loved by her church disaster sirens. ing, and who loved shar- members, friends, family The grant would used The five proposed outdoor sirens would help fill in gaps where current sirens ing his wealth of knowl- and everyone she met. to purchase the five sirens cannot reach. The darker gray circles and overlap represent a three-mile edge about the natural She leaves to cherish for a total of $115,000. zone that is for graphical reference only. The actual distance the sirens’ world. His kind and car- her memories, one broth- Troup would be responsi- sounds would travel depends on weather and geography of the area. ing personality was er, Albert (Otha) Askew, ble for only $17,250 of the appreciated by all who LaGrange; three loving conditions, such as wind add 4.3 miles of paths presented an amendment funding, which is less knew him. and very devoted daugh- and trees. along with a pavilion and to the county environ- than the cost of one siren. Mr. Lawrence is sur- ters: Linda (Darrell) The commission asked parking area. ment ordinance in which The sirens would be vived by his wife of 50 Poole, Conyers, Ga.; Knight to look into seeing “It will be used for bik- foreclosed properties in placed in the areas of years, Judy Lawrence; Angela Yvonne Harris, if more than five sirens ing, walking and horse- the incorporated part of Baugh’s Cross Road, son, Scott Lawrence of LaGrange; Hazel Annette can be purchased to back riding,” Tentler said. county would have to be Antioch, Long Cane, Brooklyn, NY; daughter Maddox, LaGrange; fos- ensure that all of the “It also has benches along registered and main- Upper Big Springs and and son-in-law, Kathy and ter son: Angelo Morris, county is covered in times the way so you can sit tained. McLaughlin said Hines roads. Eddie Standige of Hous- LaGrange; seven grand- of disaster. and rest or look at birds.” the ordinance would The range of the sirens’ ton, TX; sister and broth- children: Mario Harris, “I’d like to see us get In other business Fri- make the county look bet- sound depends on the er-in-law, Eleanor and Tynisa Poole, Montez whatever we can … but day,: ter, and cut back on over- geography and weather Tom Geiger of Alexan- Harris, Shannon Maddox, then look at getting full I County engineer grown or dilapidated at the time. dria, VA; and grandchil- D’Andre Poole, Jarrell coverage by getting other James Emery made a properties. Currently Troup Coun- dren, Ella and George Maddox and Earlie D. sirens,” Commissioner proposal to change the I Human resources ty has 28 outdoor disaster Standige. Anderson III; four great- Ken Smith said. road naming procedure director Valerie Heard sirens, Knight said. Funeral services will be grandchildren; many lov- Knight said he wasn’t for memorial and hono- presented a policy change Twelve of the sirens are Monday, October 17, ing nieces, nephews, sure if applying for more raria names was heard. to the human resources in unincorporated Troup 2011, at 2 p.m. at First cousins; special friends: sirens would get the grant Emery also talked about policy relating to the County. LaGrange has Presbyterian Church of May Felix and Lillie denied or reduced. an addition of a subsec- Americans with Disabili- nine, while West Point LaGrange, with Dr. Doug Simpson; and caregiver: Troup County also tion in which road names ty Act public notice and and Hogansville have five DeCelle presiding. The Sharell Johnson. received another grant, to could be changed by the grievance procedure. and two respectively. family will receive friends The funeral service will add trails to Pyne Road commission if the county Each siren’s sound can at the church immediate- be Monday, October 17, Park, assistant county mapper and 911 director Matt Chambers can be reach a certain distance ly following the service. 2011 at 3 p.m. at the Con- manager Tod Tentler told recommended. reached at mchambers@ depending on atmos- In lieu of flowers the fidence Missionary Bap- the commission. I Code enforcement lagrangenews.com or pheric and geographic family requests that con- tist Church. The Rev. The $100,000 grant will officer Jim McLaughlin (706) 884-7311, Ext. 228. tributions be made to Michael Jackson will offi- West Georgia Hospice, ciate. Burial will be in Talk to kick off events honoring builder 1510 Vernon Road, Shadowlawn Cemetery. LaGrange, GA 30240. The family will be at the From staff reports Lupold is the author, Horace King was born she said. “It is a classic Arrangements are by home of her daughter, Noted bridge builder along with Thomas I. a slave in Cheraw, S.C., in tale of the great American Striffler-Hamby Mortuary, Hazel Annette Maddox, Horace King, his French Jr., of “Bridging 1807. He volunteered in success story, made even 1010 Mooty Bridge Road, at 209 Wilkes Street. sons and their West Deep South Rivers: the Creek Indian War of more remarkable because LaGrange, GA 30240 Condolences may be Georgia legacy are The Life and Leg- 1836 to defend, if need these were black men (706) 884-8636. expressed by visiting the topic of a lec- end of Horace arose, the covered bridge who succeeded in the www.shlagrange.com www.lakesdunsonrobert- ture next week. King.” he built at West Point the South, before, during, son.com. John S. Lupold, King and his previous year. He was and after the War Lakes-Dunson-Robert- retired professor of four sons – Wash- responsible for many Between the States.” son Funeral Home is in history at Colum- ington, Marshal, major bridges over the In 1888, three years charge of the arrange- bus State Universi- George and John – Chattahoochee in Troup after King’s death, ments. were well-known and other counties, espe- LaGrange named King ty, will talk at 11:15 King a.m. Tuesday in and respected cially at Columbus, and Street in memory of I Setting it straight Callaway Auditorium. businessmen and resi- over every major river in Horace and Marshal Lee Johnson, Fuller E. dents of Troup County. the Southeast. He had a King. And 100 years later, William Taylor Jr. Callaway professor of Their cumulative careers hand in the construction a new bridge on that William Taylor Jr., 81, The Daily News is committed music at LaGrange Col- in the county stretched of Confederate naval ves- street was dedicated to of LaGrange passed away to reporting information fairly lege, will discuss his com- over 90 years – from sels as well. Horace King and an his- Friday at his home. and accurately. It is our policy position Horace King 1835 when Horace King During his long career torical marker placed. Arrangements are in- to correct errors, omissions or Unabridged, based on the built the first bridge over he lived in several places The Legacy Museum complete, and will be misleading statements. Cor- life of King. The talk is the Chattahoochee River up and down the Chatta- on Main at 136 Main St. announced by Hunter- rections should be reported at part of a larger celebra- at West Point until John hoochee Valley but finally will open an exhibit about Allen-Myhand Funeral (706)884-7316 or via e-mail to tion of King tied to John- King died in 1926. In settled, with his family, in King on Thursday in con- Home. dbaker@ lagrangenews.com son’s piece, which will get addition to bridges, they LaGrange about 1872. junction with Johnson’s a world premiere per- built schools, churches, Sons George and John work. formance Oct. 25 by the factories, public build- continued in their father’s The museum is open 9 LaGrange Symphony ings, and homes all over footsteps in LaGrange a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays Orchestra. LaGrange. and dominated not only and 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sat- area bridge-building but urdays. Admission is free. I Public safety the construction trade LSundayocal MondayweatTuesdayher itself until the death of John King in 1926. They Woman reports forged checks participated in every A resident of the first block of Sanford Avenue said aspect of life in she believes a relative got access to her checkbook LaGrange, being contrib- and wrote six fraudulent checks totaling more than utors to the early cotton $1,700. The checks were written in June, August and mills, active in support of September to Charter Communications and T-Mobile. their church, and leaders in education. Every building on the Hit and run damages mailbox east side of Lafayette An employee of Freedom Auto Sales at 606 New Square in LaGrange was High 81 High 81 High 74 Franklin Road said he saw a dark-colored SUV run constructed by Horace or Weekend trivia off the road, hit the mailbox of the business with a John King. The northern from page 1 Low 50 Low 56 Low 47 loud boom and continue driving northbound. The Sunny Sunny 50% chance facade of the building of rain mailbox was destroyed. across from First Baptist History Church on the Square on What was the first mon- Broad Street is an exam- ument on the National Mall in Washington, D.C.? Rainfall Nail damages tire ple of George King’s In downtown LaGrange A resident of the 200 block of Parker Lane said handiwork, as is the someone had stuck a nail in the sidewall of the tire southern wing of Smith The centerpiece of the 24 Hrs 0.00 of her 2010 Kia Optima. The tire costs $107 to replace Hall at LaGrange College. National Mall, the Wash- and it’s the second time that a vehicle belonging to A few homes and church- ington Monument honors Month 0.50 the woman has been damaged. es still survive, too. President George Wash- Kaye Minchew, execu- ington. Construction began Year to date 38.96 tive director of the Troup in 1848 but was not com- Brick damages Oldsmobile’s window County Historical Socie- pleted until 1885 and was I LaGrange Daily News A resident of the 500 block of Borton Street said ty and Archives, said the the world’s tallest structure. she believes someone she knows threw a brick story of Horace King has A difference in shading The LaGrange Daily News (USPS 299-320) is published Mon- through the driver’s-side window of her 1995 Oldsmo- about 150 feet up shows become a legend. days through Saturdays except Thanksgiving and Christmas by bile. Damage was less than $300, and nothing was “Famous even in his where the work was halted taken from the vehicle. own lifetime, his history for many years and when Heartland Publications, LLC, with headquarters at 105 Ashton resumed, a different shade St., LaGrange, Ga. 30240. Periodicals postage paid at La- I represents the genius and It is the policy of LaGrange Daily News to print the accomplishment of an of marble was used. It is the Grange, Ga. Postmaster: Send address changes to LaGrange names of people charged with felonies. individual and his sons,” tallest building in Washing- ton at just over 555 feet tall. Daily News P.O. Box 929, LaGrange, Ga. 30241 LaGrange Daily News Community Weekend, Oct. 15-16, 2011 - 3

Snapshot Husband, son-in-law have similar temperaments Dear Annie: My hus- I Annie’s Mailbox altercation and your band and my son-in-law blood pressure rises, are both alpha males. My leave the room and let daughter and I are very them hash it out them- close. In the early years of selves. my daughter’s marriage, there was a small power Dear Annie: I am 14 struggle between her hus- and just started high band and me, but I bit my school. I have always tongue until it bled. We been friends with younger seem to have reached kids, so I am worried detente. My husband, Kathy Mitchell and about making friends however, has not. Marcy Sugar are long- when there isn’t anyone “Joe,” my daughter’s time editors of the Ann younger. stepfather, is a smart, nice Landers column. I go to a small school, Troup County Probate Judge Donald Boyd visited Tiny Treasures Learn- guy. I married him when and there aren’t a ton of my daughter was in high band. people. I am friendly with ing Center during Georgia Pre-K Week. He read his favorite book, school, and she respects Any advice would be everyone, but don’t have ‘Guess How Much I Love You,’ to the children and told them how impor- him a great deal. She fre- greatly appreciated. Just any really good friends I Itant it is to learn how to read. quently asks for his writing this has helped can count on. I had one ‘Snapshot’ features photos of neighborhood gatherings and club and advice and help. The reduce my blood pressure friend last year who social events. Send photographs to ‘Snapshot,’ LaGrange Daily News, problem is that my son- from our last trip. – Frus- became competitive. She P.O. Box 929, LaGrange, GA 30241 or to Daniel Baker at dbaker@ la- in-law, “Todd,” bristles at trated in Kentucky would make fun of me any advice from Joe and Dear Kentucky: It and get my other friends grangenews.com, or bring it to our office at 105 Ashton St. refuses to accept it. Then seems your daughter has to join along. She still Joe becomes angry and married someone very thinks we are good I In our community cannot accept that Todd much like her stepfather. friends, but I am having doesn’t want his territory Allow her to handle her other thoughts. husband her own way. Royal Theater behind market that includes gift invaded. I want to find a new Events You can work on yours. City Hall at 310 E. Main vendors, a food court and We live several states best friend. Am I freaking Joe doesn’t like that his St. in Hogansville. Admis- live entertainment. A away, but they need our out over nothing? – Con- advice isn’t appreciated, Saturday sion is $10 for adults and “ladies night out” preview help taking care of our fused Market on Main is from granddaughter, so we visit so try to get him to under- Dear Confused: Navi- $5 for ages 12 years and is from 5 to 8 p.m. Thurs- stand that Todd is sensi- 8 to 10 a.m. in the park- younger. It is not recom- day with tickets for $25 regularly, always at their gating high school can be request. The visits always tive to being told what to socially challenging, but ing lot at 201 Main St. in mended for ages 6 and that includes food, bever- start out well, but after a do – just as Joe would be. it won’t help to become LaGrange. younger. ages, music and admis- day or two, the arguments Arrange your visits so anxious. Work on devel- Safe Haven Animal sion to the market begin, and I feel caught in your time together is lim- oping your self-confi- Rescue will have a feral throughout the weekend. Monday the middle. Todd already ited. Stay in a motel if you dence – it is highly attrac- cat information booth at General admission tickets Monday is the deadline has a fragile ego because can afford it. Go out for tive. And remember, not Tractor Supply on at $5 will be sold at the to buy tickets for the my daughter is the bread- dinner by yourselves, say- everyone is “best friend” Lafayette Parkway from door. For preview night LaGrange-Troup County winner. He cannot toler- ing you “want to give material, and thinking 10 a.m.to 2 p.m. Spay and tickets, call (706) 884- Council of Church ate Joe’s opinions on any- them privacy,” or better, you must find someone neuter information, Women’s annual lunch- 8292 or visit www.merry- demonstrations on rais- thing, and I can’t ask my insist on babysitting so puts pressure on you. If eon at noon Oct. 24 at marketlagrange.com. daughter to help navigate they can have a romantic you are friendly and easy ing bottle-fed kittens and First Presbyterian Church Proceeds from the event information pamphlets this issue, because she dinner out. When the two to be around, you will find at 120 Broad St. Tickets benefit early learning. will rightly back her hus- men have an unavoidable people to hang with. will be available. are $10 at First Presbyte- A car show for all cars, rian, First United Friday trucks and bikes is from 5 Methodist, St. Mark’s Acoustic musicians of to 8 p.m. at Big Sam’s Bar- 1961: Survey eyes Episcopal, First Baptist on all genres and skill levels becue at 625 Jefferson St. the Square and St. Peter’s may perform at “Pickin’ in LaGrange. Mary (706) Catholic churches. on the Promenade” at 5 668-7731, rdcoupe@ p.m. at the promenade trade-school options gmail.com Tuesday between Main and Bull Troup County Branch The Interfaith Food streets in downtown From the LaGrange LaGrange was selected of the NAACP holds its I Memoried Glances Closet at 416 Pierce St. is LaGrange. Daily News, October for the site after a bank annual Freedom Fund open from 1 to 2:45 p.m. “Pantherpalooza” cele- 1961 a study because it offers banquet at 6 p.m. at the Julia Dyar, to help people in need of brates LaGrange Col- the advantage of being William Griggs Recre- retired jour- food. (706) 882-9291 lege’s homecoming with outside the “ignition” ation Center at 716 Glenn nalist, is ac- an alumni reception on blast radius should a 100- Robertson Drive. For tick- Front-page stories Wednesday Troup Survey Eyes tive in the megaton bomb be ets information, call (706) See CALENDAR, page 4 Preschool story time at Trade School Prospects Troup County dropped on Atlanta. The 402-1107. LaGrange Memorial – Prospects of a regional Historical So- bomb, reportedly under The New River Band Library is at 10:30 a.m. trade and technical development in Russia, performs country music ciety. (706) 882-7784 Chorale school became the focal would have an ignition at 7 p.m. at the Active Life object of a school survey Banks. radius of 60 miles. Good center on Ragland Street. launched this week in Tentative plans call for road systems between Admission is $5. Thursday presents Story Hour featuring Troup County. initial construction of LaGrange and Atlanta The Troup County Saturday, Sunday stories, fingerplays, songs facilities with 7,500 and Lagrange’s accessi- and rhymes for concert school system, with rep- square feet of floor space bility to the Atlanta air- The 14th annual preschoolers and their “Make a Joyful Noise,” resentatives from five in a structure whose roof port were also factors in Hogansville Humming- escorts is at 10:30 a.m. at an original work by First other school systems, will be about 3 feet below the selection of bird Festival features Hawkes Library in West Presbyterian Church of began a 22-week study the earth’s surface. LaGrange. more than 100 arts and Point. LaGrange organist David designed to make recom- C&S officials say con- crafts vendors’ handmade The Interfaith Food Kocsis, will be the fea- mendations for providing struction will begin as County Area Consid- products, an art competi- Closet at 416 Pierce St. is tured work as the Choral a more adequate pro- soon as the property ered For Intercontinen- tion, exhibits and demon- open from 1 to 2:45 p.m. Society of West Georgia gram of educational serv- selected for the site is tal Airport – An inter- strations, antiques, an to help people in need of opens the concert season. ices to the people of rezoned for business. continental airport, futur- international food court, food. (706) 882-9291 The sixth annual Con- Troup County. To be known as “Fort istic in facilities and serv- music, entertainment and Hogansville Public cert of Thanksgiving and The survey was author- Georgia,” this structure ice, may possibly evolve Praise will be at 7:30 p.m. children’s activities. The Library holds storytelling ized by the Troup County will be a part of a com- from the imagination of Nov. 19 and 5:30 p.m. Nov. LaGrange-Troup County hour at 3 p.m. as part of Board of Education last prehensive disaster pro- men to reality in the Humane Society has 20 in the sanctuary of First spring as a means of its vacation reading pro- Presbyterian Church in tection service being LaGrange area within a selected dogs and cats gram. determining long-range developed by the bank, few years. available for adoption downtown LaGrange. educational goals in The Greater Valley Kocsis will be featured as according to President See DYAR, page 3 Saturday. www.hum- Area Chamber of Com- Troup County toward Mills B. Lane. mingbirdfestival.com guest organist. which present plans and merce sponsors a politi- arber-Knoll, pro- Kim B programs of develop- (706) 637-9497 cal forum for West Point fessor of theater arts at candidates at 7 p.m. at LaGrange College, will be ment should be geared. Safe Home and Safe Environment Saturday, and Oct. West Point Elementary the guest narrator. Representatives of the School. Tickets at $10 go on sale Hogansville school sys- 21-22, 28-29 tem, Heard County, Car- Prescription Drug Drop Off Tales from the Haunted Beginner ballroom Oct. 24. For more information, roll County, Clayton Trail will be from 7 to 11 dance lessons for all ages are given from 7:30 to email choralsociety@ County and DeKalb Dispose of outdated or unused medications at p.m. at Roosevelt Stables charter.net or call (706) County systems are join- Corley Drugs, 229 South Davis Rd in Pine Mountain. Admis- 8:30 p.m. at the Active Life center on Ragland 882-2734. ing the survey with Troup on Saturday, November 12th sion of $10 includes the County. trail, pony rides, face Street. (706) 884-5857 I Birth 10 am-4 pm painting, a petting zoo Thursday-Oct 22 LaGrange Chosen As and a hay ride. Snacks Site For Underground Don’t Flush: Flushing puts medicine and it’s dangerous Merry Market of also will be available. Charley Hugh Elder Vault – A vast under- chemicals into our sewage and water treatment systems. LaGrange, sponsored by (706) 628-7463 was born Oct. 4, 2011, to ground vault for protect- United Way of West Geor- No Trash: Disposing of medications in the trash may end up in Courtney Elder and ing important records gia, is at Callaway Con- the landfill and cause contamination of ground water or soil. Anthony Elder. Grand- from possible nuclear Saturday, and Oct. ference Center at West parents are Charlotte destruction will be built 21-22, 28-29, 31 Georgia Technical Col- For more information: Fitzgerald, Randy Nel- in LaGrange by Citizens Troup County Prevention Coalition, 706-298-5053 A haunted house is lege. The event is a one- son, Candy Bauer and and Southern National www.troupprevention.org from 7 to 10 p.m. in the stop holiday shopping Jody Elder. 459418

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CHURCH FROM 1 said. “When I was young and had to receive Holy Communion, we had to fast from midnight until communion. That was a lot for a kid.” The church had a per- manent pastor in the early years, but a short- age in priests brought changes. “When they had a shortage, we didn’t have a permanent pastor all week – just for Mass,” Jabaley said. “When my father died in 1943, a priest had to come from Griffin to say his funeral.” The Catholic communi- ty was small in Troup This vintage photo shows a group of young girls County, and that created after their first communion. challenges for the Weddings were always cause for celebration at St. Peter’s Catholic Church. younger members. Betty and Jim Jabaley were married in the first church located on Church “All my family were St. Catholic, but all my friends were non- Catholics,” Jabaley said. “I couldn’t go to a (non- Catholic) wedding or a funeral without permis- sion from the priest. And we couldn’t eat meat on Friday. In school, we had to go to the lunchroom lady and say, ‘I can’t have a hot dog.’ I’d have a banana sandwich instead.” In 1984, the Calumet Mill property on Lafayette Parkway at Morgan While Catholic schools were common in some Street was donated to the areas, LaGrange never had one. However, lay Archdiocese of Atlanta by teachers taught children the tenets of the faith. Roger Milliken. The 5- acre property was donat- space and a preschool. In now, if I go to a different ed for the site of a new 2004, St. Peter’s began a service, I think I’m in a Catholic church. weekly Spanish Mass. different church.” In July 1988, the con- There are several servic- gregation dedicated its es each weekend. Sherri Brown can be new church building. “It’s really grown over reached at sbrown@ Since 2000, the church the years,” Jabaley said. lagrangenews.com or “When I go to church (706) 884-7311, Ext. 240. Decorated for the Christmas holidays, this is the interior of the first Catholic has added educational church building.

St. Mark’s Episcopal Rehearsals for the Sunday a fall festival at 3 p.m. fea- CALENDAR FROM 3 Meetings Church in LaGrange. LaGrange Civic Chorale Trust Quartet performs turing food, games, cake- Renee Warrick, owner of are from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. walks, hay rides, trunk- Lafayette Square in Monday at 10:30 a.m. at New downtown LaGrange local solar power compa- in the Troup High School Hope Baptist Church at or-treat, a silent auction The Troup County from 6 to 9 p.m. featuring ny Clean Green 4 Geor- chorus room. choralsoci- 4050 Roanoke Road in and a raffle for new 27- Democratic Party com- the Backwater band and gia, will discuss the status [email protected], (706) LaGrange. inch boy’s bicycle. Bryan mittee meets from 6 to 8 a concert on Main Street of solar power from the 882-2734 Ryan Whitfield, son of Geter (706) 884-5769, p.m. at the William Grig- featuring Red Wanting local level to national Tony and Valencia Whit- Sharon Geter (706) 402- gs Recreation Center Blue band from 9 to 11 level. Oct. 22 field and a 2002 graduate 2369 LaGrange. p.m. Grief Share, a support The Sierra Club spon- of LaGrange High School, Solomon Grove Baptist Troup County Associa- Church will present “Sea- LaGrange Academy group for people grieving sors a hike of a segment will give his first sermon tion of Beekeepers meets sons: A Portrait and holds its fall festival from the loss of someone close, of the Pine Mountain at 10:30 a.m. at New at 7 p.m. at the Ag Build- Parade of Hats” at 3 p.m. 5 to 8 p.m. at the school meets at 7 p.m. at Cedar- Trail. ellenparkhurst@ Macedonia Church at 111 ing on Hamilton Road. Awards for first-, second- at 1501 Vernon Road. crest Community Church bellsouth.net Johnson St. Meetings are open to any- at 2380 Roanoke Road. and third-place winners Mount Zion Communi- one interested in bee- (706) 882-6327 will be given. Angela Oct. 22 ty Church on Ga. 34 West keeping. UGA Coopera- The LaGrange Shuf- Churches Smith will speak. Market on Main is from marks the 15th anniver- tive Extension, (706) 883- flers meet at the Active 8 to 10 a.m. in the park- sary of its pastor and his 1675 or Terry (706) 882- Life center at 140 Saturday Sunday-Thursday ing lot at 201 Main St. in wife. Bruce Alford of LaGrange. 2493 Ragland St. for regular Mount Gillard Baptist South Park Avenue Blessed Assurance Bap- The LaGrange-Troup Boy Scout Troop 10 square dance from 7:30 to Church at 119 Cedar St. Church of Christ holds a tist Church in Columbus County Humane Society meets at 7 p.m. in the 9:30 p.m. (706) 812-8840 has a “Fruit of the Spirit gospel meeting at 11 a.m. speaks at 11 a.m., and has selected dogs and Troup County Sportsman Prayer Breakfast” at 9 and 3 p.m. Sunday and Pastor T.W. Neal of Lev- cats available for adop- Building on Roanoke Wednesday a.m. 7:30 p.m. Monday erette Hill Baptist Church tion from 10 a.m. to 2 Road. The Round Table meets Mount Beulah Baptist through Thursday. p.m. in the parking lot of Rehearsal for the at 4 p.m. at the home of Church holds a “Hal- in Warm Springs speaks William Goolsby of Walmart at 803 New Lagrange Symphony Florrie Coggins. Kaye loween Fest of Love” at 6 at 2 p.m. Dinner will be Atlanta speaks on “What Franklin Road, weather Chorus from 7:30 to 9:30 Minchew will review “A p.m. Speakers are Minis- served. Must I Do To Be Saved?” permitting. on the concert stage at Separate Country” by ter Johnnie Freeman of St. Paul Baptist Church Hollis Hand Elemen- Callaway Auditorium. Robert Hicks. First Baptist Church, Min- at 205 Union St. in Email items to dbaker tary School holds its fall lsc_auditions@lagrangesy ister Greg Chivers of Zion LaGrange marks its 127th @lagrangenews.com, fax festival from 11 a.m. to 3 mphony.org, (706) 880- Thursday Hill Baptist Church, Pas- anniversary at 11 a.m. it to (706) 884-8712 or drop it by our office at 105 p.m. with games, prizes 8351 The Troup County tor Richard Gilbert of Dinner will be served. Ashton St. For more infor- and food. Board of Registrars meets Leethe Hill Church and Mount Gillard Baptist mation, call (706) 884- Dawson Street Chris- Tuesday at 10 a.m. at the Govern- Minister Sabrina Free- Church at 119 Cedar St. 7311, Ext. 234. tian School holds a fall The Troup County ment Center at 100 Rid- man of Saint Smyrna in LaGrange observes Baptist Church. festival from noon to 4 Commission meets at 9 ley Ave. women’s day at 2:30 p.m. The praise team of p.m. at 200 N. Dawson St. a.m. in the first-floor com- The Troup County Speaker is Pastor Alveria Anointed by Faith Min- with food and games. mission meeting room in school board meets at Williams of St. Paul CME istries holds a “Radical for There will be a benefit the Government Center at 5:30 p.m. at the Adminis- Church in LaGrange. Christ” sing from 6 to 9 sing and supper for 100 Ridley Ave. trative Services Center at Creekside Baptist p.m. at 1200 Fourth Ave. Dewayne Smith, 14, who Salvation Army Home 100 N. Davis Road. Church at 1589 Stovall in LaGrange. was hit by a car while rid- League meets at noon at The Troup County Road in LaGrange holds ing a bicycle. He remains 806 Murphy Ave. Sportsman’s Club meets at Children’s Healthcare The Sierra Club meets at 7:30 p.m. at the club- of Atlanta at Egleston. A TIPS Training –Alcohol Sales and Service Training from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. at house on Roanoke Road. Trains servers, sellers and consumers of alcohol in responsible sales and service of alcohol chili and vegetable soup Free!! supper is at 6 p.m. fol- TIPS Benefits -Compliance with state and local regulations, Protection from alcohol liability lowed by the gospel lawsuits, Decreased penalties for alcohol violations, Improved customer service and satis- singing at 7 p.m. at Corn Maze & faction, Lowered insurance premiums Friendship Baptist Church. Donations for November 14, 2011 WESLEY CHAD supper and a love offering Pumpkin Patch LaGrange Police Department, 100 Haralson Street THOMPSON will be taken to help with the family’s expenses. LaGrange, GA 30241 Sept. 30, 1983 - A reunion and barbe- Contact Britt Wood, [email protected] 706-298-5053 Oct. 15, 2001 cue for former students, www.facebook.com/oakhurstfarm Sponsored by Troup County Prevention Coalition and Lagrange Police Department 10 years ago today, 459420 family members, admin- It broke our hearts istrators and teachers of Oakside Christian School to lose you, But you is at 5 p.m. in the Oakside 706-681-5975 459415 didn’t go alone, Baptist Church gym. For part of us went Cissy Edwards, (334) 319- with you, When God 2238. A cruise-in is at called you home. Wendy’s restaurant on Although you can’t East Main Street in be here with us, Hogansville. Mary (706) We’re truly not 668-7731 or myraspber- ry68@charter. net apart, Until our final A 1.3-mile “Walk to End breath we take, Alzheimer’s Disease” will You’ll be living in be at Vernon Woods our heart. We did Retirement Community not see you close and nearby areas. Spon- sors are needed for as lit- your eyes, Or hear tle as $150. Walkers can your last faint sigh, participate as individuals We only heard that or teams, with no mini- you were gone, Too mum funds required. To register as a walker or as late to say goodbye. a sponsor, contact Beth Loved and Dow at homehelpers- Sadly Missed, [email protected] or at 377778 Mom & Dad

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Julie & Brittney 457164 LaGrange Daily News Living Weekend, Oct. 15-16, 2011 - 5 I Engagement I Announcement guidelines Forms for engagements, weddings and cou- ples announcements are available at the office of LaGrange Daily News at 105 Ashton St. in LaGrange. Information also can be sent in the body of an e-mail to [email protected]. Photos should be sent as JPEG attachments. Deadline for consideration of publication in the next weekend’s edition is noon Tuesdays. Items run on a space-available basis, with the most t imely getting preference. Cost for engagement and couples’ announce- ments is $20 and for a wedding is $30. For more information, contact Daniel Baker at dbaker@lagrange news.com or (706) 884-7311, Ext. 234.

Here are descriptions of the types of nuptial announcements:I Engagements: This is the first announcement for the paper. It includes the names of the bride- elect and groom-elect, city of residence, parents’ names, time, date and place of wedding, names of grandparents, education and honors. The Christina Isabelle Rodriguez, Paul Bryan Basham Jr. announcement of the engagement should be sub- mitted no more than six months and no less than Abbey Nicole McConnell, Christopher Brett Fuller Rodriquez-Basham two weeks before the wedding date. A photograph can be submitted. Chantal Rose Rodriguez of Miami announces the I McConnell-Fuller engagement of her daughter, Christina Isabelle Couples announcement: This appears the Patti and Dan Ward of LaGrange and Joe and Jan Rodriguez of St. Louis, to Paul Bryan Basham Jr. of Friday before the wedding. It includes basic McConnell of LaGrange announce the engagement of St. Louis, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bryan Basham Sr. reminder information of the weekend wedding their daughter, Abbey Nicole McConnell, to Christo- of LaGrange and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lewis Groven- and includes listings of parties given in honor of pher Brett Fuller, son of Kim and Jeff Fuller of stein Jr. of LaGrange. the bride and groom. This information should LaGrange. The wedding will be Oct. 22 at Crossroads Pres- include the type of party, hosts, locations and byterian Fellowship Church in Maplewood, Mo. The wedding will be at 7 p.m. Saturday at Carriage dates.I and Horses in Pine Mountain. The bride-elect is the granddaughter of Yolande Weddings: This is submitted after the wed- The bride-elect is the granddaughter of Guy Nel- Rodriguez and Fritz Rodriguez of Miami. She is a ding. Information to be included is the names of son of LaGrange. She is a graduate of West Georgia graduate of Archbishop Curley Notre Dame High the couple, parents and grandparents; time, date Christian Academy and is a cosmetology graduate School in Miami and the University of Florida in of West Georgia Technical College. She is employed Gainesville. She is a student at Covenant Theologi- and location of wedding; officiating minister’s at Shear Designs. cal Seminary in St. Louis. name; who gave the bride away; bride’s atten- The groom-elect is the grandson of Mr. and Mrs. The groom-elect is the grandson of Mr. and Mrs. dants and bridesmaids; flower girls and ring bear- Jimmy Fuller and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Reason. He is a Paul Howard Basham of Fort Thomas, Ky. He is a er; best man and groomsmen; location of the graduate of Troup High School and attends the Uni- graduate of LaGrange Academy and Georgia State reception; honeymoon location, and the city versity of West Georgia in Carrollton. He is employed College & University in Milledgeville. He is a student where the couple will be living. A photograph can by MBM in LaGrange. at Covenant Theological Seminary in St. Louis. be submitted.

very much in the planning the current year from the nance contest at the South- – LaGrange Daily News hopes DYAR FROM 1 stage, but it is almost a certain- National Institute of Health in eastern Fair in Atlanta, winning that Citizen and Southern Atlanta’s airport committee ty that the airport will be built Bethesda, Md. It is for studies over eight other contestants. National Bank will not aban- is seriously considering the somewhere in a 50- to 60-mile leading to the Ph.D. degree in Jennings is a co-captain of the don its plans to construct an LaGrange area for required radius of Atlanta within a few biochemistry. Troup High football team. underground vault in expansion purposes in its long- years. Following graduation from LaGrange as a result of City range (10 year) program. LaGrange civil leaders are LHS in 1956, Frosolono attend- Here And There With Sue – Council’s action denying the Due to the growing flow of promoting the LaGrange area ed and graduated from My “Mother of the Year” nom- bank’s petition to rezone a res- air traffic in the Georgia capi- for construction of the facility. LaGrange College in 1960 after ination would be for Mrs. idential area for business pur- tal, the city must build an inter- majoring in biology and chem- Nasor Mansour Sr., who has poses. Council emphasized national airport capable of Student Granted $2,500 To istry. This is his second year of not only raised three fine sons that it favors location of the landing the faster aircraft of Study For PhD Degree – graduate work at UNC where and helps in the management facility here. the future. The Atlanta com- Michal F. Frosolono, a gradu- he is engaged in basic research. of their store, but still finds time A letter protesting the rezon- mittee feels the airport must be ate of LaGrange High School to take her grandchildren bowl- ing also emphasized that other no closer than 50 air miles and LaGrange College, now Wins Tractor Drive – Troup ing, swimming or to the local areas could be found already from Atlanta, making the studying in the department of High FFA member Charles Jen- theater on her afternoons off. zoned for business. It pointed LaGrange-Troup County area biochemistry at the University nings was awarded a trophy out that no protest was intend- a prime location. of North Carolina, has been Saturday night in the annual ed against the project as such, This giant undertaking is still awarded a grant of $2,500 for tractor-driving and mainte- Site For VaultEditorial Still Possible only the location.

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Stereo- 454239 LaGrange Daily News 454223 6 - Weekend, Oct. 15-16, 2011 Opinion LaGrange Daily News Looking at ailing auto in different light I saw a book one time called “A Love Mrs. Mechanic has a soothing voice, we’d been seeing another car repair- Affair With A House.” It’s not a scary Pepper Ellis Hage- deep and musical, and whenever I call man. Did they detect a faint smell of book or a book for people who might bak of LaGrange her, hysterical about some vehicle or another brand of oil? Was the battery have their mental wiring a little crossed- spends her days fram- other, she never fails to make me calm connected just a little tighter than they up; it’s a big old coffee table tome about ing other people’s art down and breathe normally. When she remembered? Did they think they’d a lady who loooooves taking care of her and her nights lost in called to tell me that Station Wagon was seen Station Wagon parked at another house and keeping it fixed up and ready the beauty of words. out of surgery and ready to be dis- establishment? for company all the time. OK, to me it missed from the carspital, honey It was the “idle air control” bolts. They was a little scary. dripped from every word – right up until were so loose that they almost came off. I’m comfortable in my little chaotic she lowered the boom. Mr. and Mrs. Mechanic just couldn’t castle, but while I love lots of the things “Who’s been under your hood?” believe that the bolts had done that around me, and all of the critters and I freaked. Coming on the heels of her usual much loosening since the last time we’d Hubby, I’m not in love with my house. It just happened so quickly – one “Baby” and “Darling,” and “Oh, it won’t had the car in for inspection, so they It’s a great house, and I love living in it, minute Hubby and I were toodling be much,” her question startled me. I thought maybe we’d been seeing anoth- but I might even move some day, and I along, happy and chatting, and the next, didn’t know exactly how to take it, and er mechanic who’d been a bit careless haven’t made any promises of fidelity Station Wagon stopped breathing! She really didn’t even know what she was with Station Wagon’s innards. to my humble abode. It’s a place where started right back up and got us home, asking, so I just said, “Hunh?” Station Wagon is home and running I love, not that I love. but when we tried to take her out the “Who’s been up under your car fine, and I’m nearly giddy whenever I My beloved station wagon though, next day it was obvious that she wasn’t hood?” sit behind the wheel and she cranks that’s another story. I love that car. going anywhere. I assured her that nobody but Mr. right up. I love my car, but I can’t help Maybe it’s because the old Ford is the We called the only mechanic we’ve Mechanic had been under there, but she looking at her a little differently, thanks first car I ever bought brand-new; ever used to come and get her. Over the made it very obvious that she didn’t to Mrs. Mechanic’s question. I wonder, maybe it’s because it’s paid for. I think it years, he’s replaced batteries and fuel believe me. I asked why she thought if I were to sneak out of bed in the deep- might be because it’s comfortable and pumps and brake lights and hoses on we’d been driving around on her and est part of the night, and verrry quietly I fit just right behind the wheel. What- every car we’ve owned. There’s a Mr. Mechanic, but she never answered open the carport door, if Station Wagon ever the reason, even though the CD famous family story in which he trav- me. She just gave the sort of grunting would be there, or out repair-shop- player is broken, and in order to make eled to Tennessee to rescue Mother-in- exhalation that means “Whatever, ”and hopping. On the mornings when she the back windshield wiper wipe any- Law when she had car trouble. His big changed the subject, and I hung up feel- isn’t quite as perky as she once was, is it thing I have to flip it on and off for every red wrecker truck has been a welcome ing confused and a little dirty. because of the weather, as Hubby sweep, and the armrest came loose and sight many times for us all. We wouldn’t The whole time H ubby was gone to insists, or has she just tired from a long is now hanging out in the carport, I love dream of letting anyone else near our bring Station Wagon home, I tried to night of wild oil changes and anti-freeze my car. So, when it got sick last week, autos. figure out why Mrs. Mechanic thought fill-ups? I Letters Little Dewey’s Poor management plagues lake prayer hits Dear Editor: poor management of this lake to the city of LaGrange. Do you thanks to the corps. They won’t Well, I need to vent again. All costs Troup County roughly think the Federal Emergency die, but that’s what we are the spot week West Point Lake has been $400 million a year in lost rev- Management Agency would be expected to believe. Pray for at or near 624 feet above sea enue, which was addressed in able to supply drinking and lots of rain, our only hope. Little Dewey has a piece of level. Winter pool is supposed the lake study done recently, bathing water to all of Atlanta Charles Lindow heaven down deep in his to be 628. You would think that based on the lake being main- and LaGrange when the corps Linda Lane, LaGrange bones. in the middle of a drought that tained at full pool (635 feet) finally achieves its goal of drain- Sometimes we older folks the Army Corps of Engineers instead of where the corps ing Lake Lanier and West Point (The study said that if West lose it, but young ones don’t. I would think twice about gener- elects to keep it. (We never had Lake? Point Lake were kept between guess that’s why God made ating power because each day a full pool this year.) I wonder Weather forecasters are call- 630 and 633 feet mean sea level, babies in the first place. that they do, the lake goes if the government makes $400 ing for a drier-than-normal win- it would have a $419 million Living just a few miles down down 5 or 6 inches in depth and million a year from the power ter, and if the lakes don’t recov- impact. Other figures of the the road now as the size of the pool decreas- it generates and sell? er by spring, next year could be study said that below 630 feet, where he can es, it goes down even quicker. I could talk about other nega- the year the corps succeeds in the annual impact is $157 mil- shed wisdom They have been generating five tive consequences resulting its mission. Those poor, poor lion, and if the lake were kept regularly, Little days a week, so no wonder we from poor management, but this mussels and sturgeon down- at the optimum 633 to 635 feet, Dewey picks are at this level. letter is already too long. I would steam will die due to the lack of the annual impact would be up and delivers Let’s not get into the fact that just like to address one question water they are accustomed to $709 million. – Editor) new bits of wis- dom almost daily. Last Should we approve continuance of SPLOST? week he and Dear Editor: rates in the state, yet there have dents who don’t pay taxes by President Truman was able to his Bamaw – S t e v e n I might as well jump into this been more jobs added here any other means, so the sales mobilize forces in this country the amazing Bowen, a foray concerning the Novem- than most any place in the tax is all-inclusive, loosely to create and carry out the Mar- blonde – were L a G r a n g e ber vote on the continuation of state, so there is a deeper prob- based on one’s ability to pay shall Plan. Fat chance that driving home native, lives the local special-purpose local- lem that I will not address in (bet I made some friends with Democrats, Republicans, rich from the store, near Dallas, option sales taxes. There are this letter. that statement). Bottom line – and poor, Caucasian, blacks talking as they Texas. strong opinions on both sides Also due to the crippling governments must be frugal in and Hispanics would come went. Little of this issue, and that’s a good effects of the economy, many their spending habits, and fund- together to meet this crisis in Dewey was sad because he thing – it shows that people are employers are able to hire ing must come from some- 2011. Could we possibly put had just lost his great-grandpa taking interest in our local workers at a lower pay rate where other than property aside politics to save our coun- Poppy from West Virginia. economy and are showing a than was pos sible a few years taxes. The voters get to decide. try? Note the Occupy Wall “Is Poppy up in the sky, genuine concern for the finan- ago. Often people who have Joe Franklin Street movement. It is spread- Bamaw?” asked the 6-year-old. cial impact to our residents’ been in the same job for years Upper Glass Bridge Road, ing to hundreds of American “Yes,” she said. “Good peo- pocketbooks. are making less money, but at LaGrange cities. ple who do God’s will go to I well understand most of the least they still have a job. It Such frustration. People are heaven.” views on both sides of this appears the standard of living asking, ”What do they want?” “Really?” he said. “What’s issue. There is a need to pro- is going to be lowered for much The sneaky Stop the lobbyists. Since the heaven like.” vide services that benefit all res- of the working-class folks, so SPLOST hoax Supreme Court awarded to cor- “Oh, it’s a nice place where idents, and there is also a very governments must keep that in porations the constitutional you don’t have any problems,” significant need to relieve the mind and budgetary constraints Dear Editor: rights of human beings (Citi- What will you never see on a Bamaw explained, slowly, “and burden on taxpayers, but how must be considered. zens United decision), corpo- you don’t get sick or hurt, and do you do both? However, in defense of our general election ballot, when a rations have laid millions of dol- governor or president is up for everybody will be happy all the Due to the current state of local government officials, I lars at the feet of congressmen. time.” our economy, most people I want to say I believe they election and voter turnout will Publicly financed elections be high? That’s right, a “Like Bethany,” said Little know have had to make some understand the impact to the could halt this corruption. Dewey. rather significant adjustments taxpayers. I know many of SPLOST initiative. They are The other thing that is enrag- always on the ballot in “special “What?” asked Bamaw. in their spending habits, and for those folks and they are not ing the American people is that, “Like Bethany,” he said. some it has resulted in a unreasonable, but they get hit elections,” or ones with pre- after amassing trillions of dol- dictably low turnouts. The tax “She’s always happy.” lifestyle change due to loss ro from every side of any issue. I lars, corporate executives Bethany is a sweet 12-year- reduction of income. The price do ask them to keep in mind backers know most folks aren’t refuse to invest it in this coun- gonna vote themselves a tax old little girl we go to church of fuel has resulted in people the SPLOST was supposed to try. One of the CEO panelists on with, one of the ones we taking fewer trips/vacations, be temporary and to not always hike, so they sneak in these Faria’s show said he is calling SPLOST elections when they always have to call and sing and the cost of food and essen- look for reasons to continue a together 150 heads of these happy birthday to every year. tials has also cut into the budg- temporary tax. I don’t see the know there will be record low mega corporations to rally them turnout. Her birthday is Aug. 3, the day et of most folks; there just sim- value in some of the proposed and get them to face up to this before mine. Bethany is always ply isn’t enough money to do items for which they want to Notice the lack of anyone crisis. They must invest. Trust being encouraged to go to the smiling. She’s one of the spe- the things we used to do. The continue the SPLOST, but I’m our country. Innovate. Aspire to cial ones who still run and hug news media keeps saying the sure other folks think they polls? They’ve brainwashed the do great things again. Put those teachers to go out and vote for you when you walk in the door economy is better, but for most should spend more. Of course millions to work to save our at the church. I’ve always of the folks I know, they have we need to repair roads, buy it “or there will be cutbacks.” country. So they depend on the sheep noticed that, but I didn’t know not been able to realize the new equipment to service the Edna Foster Little Dewey did. recovery that is being touted. community and maybe reno- (teachers) and the chamber of Silverette Circle, LaGrange commerce types to pass the I guess we’d better be care- So as consumers, we’ve vate some aging facilities. But ful with our smiles, huh? Peo- changed our spending habits, don’t come up with a list of SPLOST, and guess what? It always works. Call ’em corrupt, Republican ple do notice. but we are not able to change projects just because we can “Yep, Connor,” Bamaw said our tax rates. With most gov- raise the funds with the contin- but don’t call ’em stupid. In areas with real teachers blood lust part 2 with a smile. “People in heaven ernments, there still seems to uance of a temporary tax. Dear Editor: are happy just like Bethany.” be a tax-and-spend mentality. With all due respect, and I unions, the teachers get a day off with pay so they can go The Republican who object- Little Dewey contemplated it I’ve said it before and I must could be wrong, but I think we ed to my “Republican blood as they made their final turn by say it again – the private sector have effectively proven that vote. I spent a quarter-century in the newspaper business. I lust” letter in the Sept. 21 edi- our house, then said thought- has for years had to make dif- newer school buildings and bet- tion seems to have no problem fully: ficult adjustment/changes in ter recreational facilities have know how this game is played. I urge us all to go out and with a mob at a presidential “Bamaw, what do I have to order to stay in business. And failed to improve the quality of debate cheering for the death do to go to heaven?” in some cases, governments education in Troup County. vote, for or against the SPLOST, but I’m sick and tired of the of an uninsured person, wildly “Well,” began the amazing have finally begun to do realize That statement is not an attack rejoicing at the execution of blonde, “you’ve got to live there is not a bottomless pit of on our school teachers and “special election” scam, which is simply Big Brother knowing hundreds of Texans, or the right and do what the Bible money that can be gleaned administrators. The problem insane booing of an honorable tells you. You can’t be ugly or from its taxpayers. with academics goes well what’s best for the folks. The powers-that-be want you to not veteran who happens to have a mean or talk bad about peo- Another thing to consider is beyond the control of our different sexual orientation. ple. You try to do all the good that Troup County has one of school system, and I think edu- vote on SPLOST. It’s that sim- ple. However, the American peo- things you can, but when you the highest unemployment cators are doing the best they ple know right from wrong, and make mistakes you know you can. My point is if we are going So go out and vote on SPLOST. You might finally get Republican/Tea Party antics are shouldn’t make, you have to Write to us to throw more money at it, clearly wrong. The Tea Party/ ask the good Lord for forgive- make sure it’s put in the right that meeting you’ve been want- ing with your kids’ teacher. Republican presidential candi- ness. If you ask him, he will places. You can’t keep doing the dates’ failure to immediately forgive you, and then you Express your opinion on issues same things you have done in George Callaway Ridgecrest Road, LaGrange confront the rabble (like John move on.” affecting the public by writing a the past and expect better McCain did a few years ago) That little sermon seemed to letter to the editor. results. was also wrong. Americans satisfy the red-headed wonder. With all that said, I will vote Send letters by: Crisis time also know that the Republican He didn’t say anything as they I to approve the continuation of turned into the driveway of our Email to: dbaker@ la- Party has been pushed to the the SPLOST. I don’t want to see in America right wing by a lunatic fringe, 100-year-old house. He just grangenews. com an increase in property taxes; Dear Editor: mulled it over until Bamaw I and as the recent Occupy Wall Mail to: Letters to the Editor, and with a sales tax, everyone Fareed Zakaria paraded a Street demonstrations have pulled the car to a stop. pays. It has been well adver- P.O. Box 929, LaGrange, GA brilliant group of American shown, we are not gonna put With that, he grabbed his tised that visitors to Troup CEOs on his Sunday news belongings, opened the car 30240 up with them any more. I County contribute to our tax show. They said we are in cri- Mike Smith door to get out and said: “Lord, Fax to: (706) 884-8712 base, but there are other resi- sis mode in America. In 1945 Lakeshore Drive, LaGrange forgive me.” LaGrange Daily News State Weekend, Oct. 15-16, 2011 - 7 I Digest Courthouse Mom left child in ditch takeover case RINGGOLD (AP) – A woman charged with leaving her 2-year-old goes to trial daughter in a ditch near a playground told police KNOXVILLE, Tenn. was provoked but that she is addicted to pre- (AP) – A Georgia militia “he was ready to die for scription drugs and supporter goes on trial his rights and what he hoped a nice family Tuesday charged in a believed in,” according to would find the child. bizarre plan to take over the affidavit. Jennifer Haines, 31, a rural Tennessee court- Although there was no was being held Friday in house and serve a “citi- violence, law officers in the Catoosa County Jail zens’ arrest warrant” on Madisonville said Huff on charges that include local judges and law offi- and several others “were second-degree cruelty to cers. in the possession of open- children and marijuana Records show Darren ly displayed and con- possession. Wesley Huff, 41, of Dallas cealed firearms” outside After leaving her child traveled in April 2010 to the court building and Tuesday, Haines walked the Monroe County some appeared to be con- into a nearby home to Courthouse between ducting surveillance on watch through the win- Chattanooga and Knox- officers. AMC dows and see what hap- ville with a handgun, an Huff is charged with pened. The cast of ‘The Walking Dead’ makes its way from Atlanta toward Fort AK-47 and ammunition carrying a firearm in Benning in the show’s second season, which premieres Sunday night. after telling FBI agents he interstate commerce with was planning to join in the intent to use it in a Woman slow making citizen’s arrests. civil disorder. A convic- to claim prize ‘Dead’ walks in state The takeover threat tion carries a maximum SAVANNAH (AP) – A was in support of a Mon- possible penalty of five woman said she waited roe County activist who years in prison. He is also four months to claim her for second season in a written warrant had charged with using a declared the local offi- firearm in relation to $52,000 lottery prize SENOIA (AP) – Just new character Hershel, a Atlanta just down the because she had other cials and others, includ- another felony, which on down the road from a tiny farmer,and his family and road from the quarry fea- ing President Obama, to conviction carries a things to do. country church in rural friends, to help the group tured in the first season. Beadie Smith of Val- be “domestic enemies.” mandatory two-year min- Georgia, the apocalypse as they look for respite “This is my old stomp- The citizens’ arrest war- imum prison sentence. dosta said she didn’t has already arrived. ing ground,’” said Single- from the hell that has rant identified the offi- Huff identified himself claim her prize from the A band of scrappy sur- ton, who played a menac- become their new reality. cials as “domestic ene- as being involved with June 4 drawing until vivors is fighting the ing thug in last year’s Bernthal, who like mies” and described the the Georgia militia and recently because “I was undead, camping in the many of the actors award-winning movie busy doing other things.” woods in hopes of out- “The Blind Side,” also president as an “illegal the anti-government worked with a dialect alien, infiltrator and OathKeepers group but in Smith matched five running the hordes of coach to capture the clas- filmed in Atlanta. “It was impostor.” pre-trial filings asked that winning numbers in the zombies roaming the sic Georgia drawl, said he an emotional moment for An FBI agent’s affidavit the court prevent prose- “Win for Life” drawing, world. Few of them have signed onto the project me. I remember when I shows that Huff said he cutors from making any winning $1,000 a week made it, and at any after reading the pilot’s was around guys like the for a year, totaling moment they could be detailed description of the guy from ‘The Blind Side.’ was in the Georgia mili- reference to those groups $52,000. eaten alive and turned world the show would Here I am making movies tia and along with eight kicking him out after he into one of the monsters create. right in my backyard. It’s or nine other militia was charged. that haunt them day and “It painted a picture just surreal.” groups was “planning to “This is a well-estab- Woman clad night. that was so vivid and so His success is partly travel to Madisonville on lished statute that just in camo shot It’s just another day on compelling,” said Bern- owed to Georgia’s grow- April 20 to take over the hasn’t been used that the set of “The Walking thal, sporting a shaved ing reputation as a mini- city.” He said he was much but fits the circum- BALL GROUND (AP) – Dead,” the hit AMC series head and latex “dirt” cov- Hollywood with such “ready to die for his stances of the events that An armed woman that starts its second sea- ering his knuckles. “I’d movies as the current rights” and predicted that happened in Madisonville dressed from head to toe son at 9 p.m. Sunday with never read anything like remake of “Footloose” afterward he would be on that day,” Assistant U.S. in camouflage was shot 13 horrifying new that before. Although and the upcoming “What the television news. Attorney Will Mackie to death by a homeown- episodes. Based on the there wasn’t much of to Expect When You’re Huff said there would said in describing the er in Cherokee County popular comic book of the Shane in the pilot, I just Expecting,” as well as TV be no violence unless it case. after she sneaked inside. same name by writer want to be part of this shows such as the CW’s The woman confront- Robert Kirkman, the show and a part of this “The Vampire Diaries” ed the homeowner. They show is about life after world.” and USA’s “Necessary struggled, and the the zombie apocalypse. For actors such as Roughness.” And then woman was shot once in Last season introduced Robert “IronE” Singleton, there’s actor-producer- the head. Rick Grimes, a small- who plays T-Dog, the writer Tyler Perry, who The two had worked town sheriff’s deputy show is a chance to work opened his multimillion- together in the health- played by British actor in his hometown. Single- dollar TV and film studio care profession, but Andrew Lincoln, who ton grew up in the hous- in southwest Atlanta in there’s no indication of a woke up from a coma in ing projects of west 2008. motive. the hospital to find his Sheriff Roger Garrison town overrun by flesh- said the shooting appears eating monsters and his to have been self-defense. wife and son missing. He Circulation Customer Service eventually stumbles upon Call our 706-884-7311 Ext. 210 - or- his family, along with his Wheelchair best friend Shane Walsh Use our Web Site 24 hours a day: (played by Jon Bernthal) www.lagrangenews.com to be replaced and other survivors, at a DECATUR (AP) – The campground outside the • To subscribe parents of a disabled girl city. whose wheelchair was “Dead” began six • To report a missed paper stolen while they attend- months of filming in and • To make a payment ed church say they’re around Atlanta in June, grateful that a generous • To request a vacation stop boasting plots full of hair- donation will allow them raising new zombie • To report a delivery problem to buy a new wheelchair. encounters and heart- A thief stole the fami- • To inquire about your bill ly’s van as they wor- stopping action. The first shipped at a Decatur season which was just six Complaints - Missed Papers church last week. 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456648  $ )) / %, ),  456139 8 - Weekend, Oct. 15-16, 2011 National, International LaGrange Daily News I Digest Obama Student status Arraignment readies postponed checks blocked SANTA ANA, Calif. (AP) – Arraignment of for King the suspect in the Seal by court Beach, Calif., hair salon speech ATLANTA (AP) – A fed- will eventually get the massacre were post- eral appeals court on Fri- whole scheme blocked.” WASHINGTON (AP) – poned. day blocked a key part of Supporters of the law Barack Obama once con- Scott Dekraai was to Alabama’s law that also claimed a partial vic- templated what it would have been arraigned in requires schools to check tory. be like to take his two Orange County Superior the immigration status of Alabama House Speak- daughters to the National Court on Friday, but the students, temporarily er Mike Hubbard, who Mall to see a monument to proceeding was contin- weakening what was con- championed the law, said Martin Luther King Jr. ued to Nov. 29. sidered the toughest the “most effectual parts” “I know that one of my Dekraai has been immigration law in the of the law will remain in daughters will ask, per- charged with eight nation. place. haps my youngest, will counts of murder and The 11th U.S. Circuit “We’ve said from the ask, ‘Daddy, why is this one count of attempted Court of Appeals also beginning that Alabama monument here? What murder. blocked a part of the law will have a strict immi- did this man do?’ ” Prosecutors plan to that allows authorities to gration law and we will Obama, then a senator seek the death penalty if charge immigrants who enforce it. Alabama will representing Illinois, said he is convicted. do not carry documents not be a sanctuary state during a 2006 ground- Dekraai is accused of proving their legal status. for illegal aliens, and this breaking ceremony for the opening fire Wednesday The three-judge panel let ruling reinforces that,” he memorial to the civil in the salon where his ex- stand a provision that said. rights pioneer. wife worked. They were allows police to detain The judges also let Five years have passed in a bitter custody battle immigrants that are sus- stand parts of the law that since Obama reflected on over their young son. pected of being in the bar state courts from those questions. The Dekraai’s former wife country illegally. enforcing contracts young senator is now was among those killed. The ruling was only involving illegal immi- president, and the King temporary. A final deci- grants and make it a memorial is complete, sion on the law won’t like- felony for an illegal immi- having opened to the pub- Part of health ly be made for months. grant to do business with lic in August. And Obama Washington City Paper Groups who challenged the state for basic things will get his chance to take plan halted the law said they were like getting a driver’s daughters Malia and The Martin Luther King Jr. memorial in Washing- WASHINGTON (AP) – hopeful the judges would license. Sasha to the monument ton, D.C., will be dedicated on Sunday. The Obama administra- eventually block the rest Alabama Republicans Sunday for the dedication leader appears to emerge life, particularly his com- tion Friday pulled the of it. have long sought to clamp ceremony, during which from a stone extracted mitment to public service, plug on a major program “I think that certainly down on illegal immigra- the country’s first black from a mountain. The has had on him. in the president’s signa- it’s a better situation today tion and passed the law president will be a fea- design was inspired by a In a 2009 newspaper ture health-overhaul law for the people of Alabama earlier this year after gain- tured speaker. line from the famous 1963 editorial written just days – a long-term-care insur- today than it was yester- ing control of the Legisla- The dedication was “Dream” speech delivered before his inauguration, ance plan dogged from day,” said Omar Jadwat, ture for the first time since originally scheduled for during the March on Obama wrote that King the beginning by doubts an attorney for the ACLU, Reconstruction. Alabama late August but was post- Washington in 1963: “Out “lived his life as a servant over its financial solven- which challenged the law Gov. Robert Bentley poned after Hurricane of the mountain of despair, to others,” and urged cy. along with the Obama signed the measure, say- Irene swept through the a stone of hope.” Americans to follow his Targeted by congres- administration. “Obvious- ing it was crucial to pro- Washington region, dump- Situated between the example and find ways to sional Republicans for ly we remain concerned tect the jobs of legal resi- ing rain on the nation’s Lincoln and Jefferson enrich people’s lives in repeal, the long-term about the remainder of dents amid the tough capital and disrupting memorials, King’s is the their communities and care plan became the the provisions, and we economy and high unem- travel plans for many of first monument on the across the country. first casualty in the polit- remain confident that we ployment. ical and policy wars over those who planned to National Mall honoring a Valerie Jarrett, a White the health-care law. The attend the event. black leader. House senior adviser and program had been On Sunday, Obama will Obama was just 6 years longtime friend of the expected to launch in speak in front of a 30-foot old when King was assas- president, said she Retail sales rose 2013. sculpture of King, arms sinated in Memphis, Tenn. expects the president’s “This is a victory for crossed, looking out into But he has often talked remarks “to come straight strongly on autos the American taxpayer the horizon. The civil rights about the influence King’s from the heart.” and future generations,” said Sen. John Thune, R- iPhone during September S.D., spearheading oppo- WASHINGTON (AP) – tember. Demand was high sition in the Senate. “The U.S. consumers stepped for SUVs and pickups administration is finally launch up their spending on retail even though a gallon of admitting (the long-term goods in September, a gas cost nearly $1 more care plan) is unsustain- draws hopeful sign for the slug- last month than a year able and cannot be gish economy. ago. implemented.” hundreds They spent more on Major retailers also NEW YORK (AP) – It autos, clothing and furni- reported strong demand. wasn’t just the latest ture last month to boost The International Council Protesters retail sales 1.1 percent, of Shopping Centers said iPhone that drew people the Commerce Depart- revenue rose 5.5 percent to Apple stores Friday. Atlanta Journal Constitution to stay in park ment said Friday. That last month, compared to Many consumers wait- NEW YORK (AP) – was the largest gain in sales a year ago. Target ed in lines for hours – About 100 people were in line waiting before the Anti-Wall Street protest- AT&T store near Lenox Mall opened its doors at seven months. Corp., Limited Brands Inc. ers exulted Friday after sometimes enduring Auto sales rose 3.6 per- and Kohl’s Corp. posted beating back a plan to chilly temperatures and 8 a.m. Friday to get their new iPhone 4s. cent to drive the overall strong gains as con- clear them from the park overnight thunderstorms seven countries, is faster Many diehard Apple September increase. sumers went for dis- they have occupied for – to remember Steve than the previous model fans and investors were Excluding that category, counted merchandise. the past month, saying Jobs, Apple’s visionary and comes with better disappointed that Apple sales increased a solid 0.6 Consumer spending is who died last week. software and an did not launch a more the victory will embold- percent. closely watched because In September, the en the movement across The company’s first improved camera. Yet radically redesigned new The report followed a it accounts for 70 percent iPhone release since the unveiling comes at a model – an iPhone 5. It’s economy generated the United States and weak month of retail of economic activity. The 103,000 net jobs. That’s beyond. Jobs’ death turned into time when Apple is find- been more than a year spending in August. And overall economy grew at another tribute. Some ing it difficult to maintain since Apple’s previous enough to calm reces- “We are going to piggy- the government revised an annual rate of 0.9 per- sion fears, but it is far back off the success of customers even joked the excitement of previ- model was released. that month’s sales figures cent in the first six that the new model 4S ous iPhone introduc- That also may have from what is needed to today, and it’s going to be up to 0.3 percent after ini- months of the year. That lower the unemploy- stood “for Steve.” tions. contributed to smaller bigger than we ever tially reporting no gain. was the weakest growth ment rate, which stayed Tony Medina, a stu- For starters, the phone gatherings at some imagined,” said protest- The retail sales data are since the recession ended at 9.1 percent for the dent from Manhattan, is more widely available Apple locations. er Daniel Zetah. the government’s first in June 2009. third straight month. stood outside Apple’s than in the past. In addi- “People are not as The owners of Zuccot- look at consumer spend- High unemployment Employers have added ti Park in lower Manhat- flagship store on New tion to Apple stores, it’s excited about this ver- ing each month. Stronger and steep gasoline prices an average of only tan had announced plans York’s Fifth Avenue for also sold by three wire- sion as they might have spending could help tamp forced consumers to cut 72,000 jobs in the past to temporarily evict the nine hours, waiting less carriers: AT&T Inc., been” if an iPhone 5 down concerns that the back on spending this five months. That’s far hundreds of protesters at through rain. He had Sprint Nextel Corp. and came out,” said Charles economy is at risk of a spring. Without more jobs below the 125,000 per 7 a.m. Friday so that the originally planned to Verizon Wireless. Some Prosser, a retired teacher recession. or higher pay increases, grounds could be power- order the phone online Best Buy, Target and and computer technician Automakers reported a they are likely to keep washed. But the protest- but decided to join a Walmart stores also from Tuscaloosa, Ala. rebound in sales in Sep- spending cautiously. ers feared it was a pre- crowd of about 200 peo- carry the phones, as do text to break up the ple to honor Jobs. authorized resellers. demonstration, and they “For loyalty, I felt I had Buyers were also able vowed to stand their to do the line,” he said. “I to preorder the phone on ground, raising the had to say thank you.” Apple’s website and have prospect of clashes with The new phone, which it shipped to their homes police. went on sale Friday in or offices.

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Kevin Eckleberry / Daily News TigersTroup quarterback Eric Bridges outruns the Central-Carroll trounce defense during the first half Friday night. The Tigers raced Lions to a 20-0 halftime lead and won 23-0.

By Robert Griffin Sports Writer A week off did nothing to stop the ferocity of the Troup High defense. The Tigers over- whelmed Central-Car- roll 23-0 Friday night at Callaway Stadium, and Troup’s defense has now gone seven straight quarters without giving up a point, dating back to the final three quar- ters of a 10-9 loss to Car- rollton two weeks ago. Even with star line- backer Reuben Foster sidelined most of the night with an ankle in- jury, the Tigers still steamrolled a Central team that had been 2-0 in Region 6-AAA play. “It’s always our goal to pitch a shutout,” Troup head coach Charles Flowers said. “I’m proud of our guys, they played extremely hard. They came out and showed that we aren’t a one-di- mensional defense.” The win moves the Tigers to 5-2 overall and 2-1 in region 6-AAA, while the Lions (4-3 overall) fell to 2-1 in the region. While Troup’s defense was doing its usual thing, the offense was Troup’s Ricky Frazier stretches the ball across the goal line for his second getting it done as well. touchdown catch of the first half. The Tigers scored 20 Jordan Vann made a majority of his 88 yards well and played good de- points in the first half, pair of field goals in the in the final two quarters. fense for us. He was with quarterback Eric first quarter, and he When Leonard, wasn't pretty much all over the Bridges and Ricky Fra- added another one in the running the ball, he was field for us tonight. If we zier hooking up for a second half. lining up on defense had to give an MVP for pair of touchdowns. With a comfortable wher e he was involved tonight, it’s him by far.” One of those touch- lead, the Tigers looked in a bevy of Tiger defen- Leonard said that his downs covered 80 yards, to control the clock in sive stops. performance in the and the other was on a 7- the second half, and they “He stepped it up for game was due in large Troup’s Daryl Dunlap makes a catch on third down yard pass toward the did that with Cortez us tonight,” Flowers Leonard running for the said. “He ran the ball that led to a first-half touchdown. end of the half. SEE TROUP, PAGE 2B I I GISA softball semifinals GHSA softball Warriorsclose Grangers totheirgoal mustface By Robert Griffin from their same region, de- Sports Writer fending state champion Flint No.1team The LaGrange Academy River, and Piedmont Acad- Lady Warriors are closing in emy. By Kevin Eckleberry on their goal. The fourth member of the Sports Editor After dispatching Citizens final four is Brentwood. If the LaGrange Lady Grangers are Christian on Thursday, the The two teams that survive going to advance to the final eight, Lady Warriors have ad- today will advance to next vanced to the GISA Class AA weekend’s best-of-three they’ll have to beat the state’s top- semifinals, moving them a championship series, which ranked team to get there. step closer to winning a state will also be in Dublin. After beating North Springs in the title that has just eluded them LaGrange Academy plays first round last week, the Lady Grangers the past two seasons. Piedmont at noon, with Flint will go on the road Wednesday to face LaGrange Academy fin- River and Brentwood meet- Oconee County in a best-of-three series. ished second in the state in ing at 10 a.m. The teams will play twice on Wednes- 2009 and 2010. After the first games, the day, with the first game set for 4:30 p.m. Joining the Lady Warriors two winners will meet, and File photo and the second game to follow. in the double-elimination LaGrange Academy pitcher Molly Child will be on the If the teams split Wednesday’s games, semifinals are two teams SEE ACADEMY, PAGE 2B mound for today’s state semifinal matchup. SEE LAGRANGE, PAGE 2B LaGrange Daily News 2B - Weekend, Oct. 15-16, 2011 Sports

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part to a challenge issued by Flowers in the locker room at the half. “Coach Flowers came in at halftime and said that we had to step it up,” Leonard said. “He said the score is 0-0 and we have to come out and step up our game and thats just what I was trying to do. I wanted to come out and help the team win.” As for the defense, Flowers said it’s a combination of the players doing their job, and the coaches getting them ready to play. “Coach (Calvin) Arnold, coach (Chris) Mitchem, and coach (Lynn) Kendall did a great job getting our guys ready to play, and they showed they were ready to play,” Flowers said. Kevin Eckleberry / Daily News Troup jumped out to a 6-0 lead with field goals on the first two Troup’s Maurice Swain chases down Central’s quarterback. File photo possessions. from 27 yards out. with a 7-yard scoring pass to Fra- Emily Anderson pitched two shutouts during a Another Troup drive deep into The second score was set up by zier. first-round playoff series against North Springs. Central territory in the first quar- a successful onside kick. The extra point gave Troup a ter ended with a missed field In the second quarter, Troup 20-0 lead at the break. state’s best teams, glad. found the end zone twice. In the second half, the only LAGRANGE FROM 1B though, no after making “We have to get better at that,” The Tigers were at their own scoring came on a 36-yard field their way through a Flowers said of finishing drives. 20-yard line after a punt, and goal from Vann. they’ll play again on rugged region schedule. “Our red-zone production has got Bridges lofted a perfect pass into Vann made three-of-five field- Thursday. All four teams from to increase. We have to do a bet- the arms of Frazier, who caught goal attempts, and he also had The winner of the se- Region 6-AAA, La- ter job of that next week against the ball in stride and scored on an another nice nice punting. ries advances to the quar- Grange, Carrollton, Shaw.” 80-yard pass play. “Jordan did a great job for us terfinals in Columbus, Columbus and Central- Vann’s first field goal covered Later in the quarter, Bridges tonight,” Flowers said. “He can which begins Oct. 27. Carroll, won their first- 48 yards, and his second one was capped a six-play, 47-yard drive really kick the ball.” Oconee County pres- round matchups. ents a huge obstacle. “We have a tough team After the Lady War- The Lady Warriors split its two meetings After easily handling to face in Oconee, but we ACADEMY FROM 1B riors defeated Citizens know two of the other with Piedmont, winning Dalton last week, the don’t have anything to Christian Thursday af- semifinal teams well. the first won 14-2 before Lady Warriors improved lose,” said LaGrange the two losers will play ternoon, they boarded During the regular losing the rematch 7-6. to 32-2 to cement their first baseman Mary Mar- in an elimination game. their team bus and set season, they Piedmont “Piedmont has a very position as the top- garet Rogers. “We’ll just The team that moves the course directly for and Flint River twice. good team,” Parker said. ranked team in Class go out there and give it to 2-0 advances to the Dublin. “Once again three of “We just have to come AAA. our (best) effort.” title series, and the two On Friday, the team the four teams in the out and be ready to play.” Oconee has won 27 Whichever team ad- 1-1 teams will square off had a light practice in state finals are from our If the Lady Warriors straight games, and it vances will make up for to determine the other fi- order to stay sharp for region,” Parker said. end up playing Flint hasn’t lost since Aug. 20. a disappointing state loss nalist. the matchup. “We know all the teams River, they’re very famil- “Everybody’s going to last year. “We are as ready as we “We just went over a and we know how good iar with that team. be good, especially in the In 2010, Oconee are going to be,” said La- few things to get ready,” they are. We just have to The teams split their second round ,” La- breezed into the second Grange Academy coach Parker said. “At this come in and play the two games this season, Grange head coach Jan round, but it lost to Alla- Charles Parker. “The point in the season there same kind of ball that we and they played in the Jones said. “We have to toona. girls have worked hard are not a lot of new have been playing this championship series last go there, so that’s going LaGrange, meanwhile, this season to get back to things, yo u just stick to entire season.” year, with Flint River to be tough.” had won 10 straight this point and we are what got you there.” LaGrange Academy winning in three games. The Lady Grangers games when it lost to ready to go.” (22-11) won’t be daunted Ringgold in the second by playing one of the round of the playoffs. I College football Huzzieleads Racerstowin By Kevin Eckleberry he had three returns for Sports Editor a total of 12 yards. Former LaGrange B r a y Granger Qua Huzzie re- was also turned to his home state on the in style last weekend. k i c k o f f Huzzie, a sop homore r e t u r n linebacker for Murray team, al- S t a t e , t h o u g h had a he didn’t t e a m - have any h i g h returns. s e v e n For the tackles to Bray s e a s o n , help the Bray has three recep- R a c e r s tions for nine yards, and b e a t he has carried the ball Georgia five times for 11 yards. State 48- Huzzie In the return game, 24 in the Georgia Dome. Bray has six returns for Of Huzzie’s seven an average of 6.3 yards, tackles, six of them were and he has returned four solo stops, including one kickoffs for a 24-yard av- for loss. erage. I Jamal Bruce, Huzzie has moved up DUKE: to third on the team in a red-shirt freshman de- tackles with 45, and his f e n s i v e 6.5 tackles for loss are a lineman team-high. f r o m I Chris Callaway GEORGIA: Burnette, a red-shirt High, has sophomore offensive played in lineman from Troup f i v e High, will be in the start- games in ing lineup when the a reserve Georgia role, and Bulldogs Bruce he has face the three tackles. I Vander- SOUTHERN MISSIS- Former Troup bilt Com- SIPPI: modores Tiger Jacorius Cotton today. helped the Golden Ea- T h i s gles blast Navy 63-35 last will be week. B u r - Cotton, a sophomore n e t t e ’ s defensive fifth start Burnette b a c k , of the season, and he has was third helped pave the way for on the an offense that has been t e a m clicking with quarter- with six back Aaron Murray and tackles. freshman running back For the Isaiah Crowell. s e a s o n , Burnette was red- Cotton is shirted in 2009, and he Cotton third on didn’t play last season. the team with 38 tackles. Burnette earned a Cotton got plenty of starting spot in the pre- time on the field a year season. ago as a freshman, set- I Quan ting the table for his AUBURN: Bray had one catch for starting role this year. three yards during last I Randall KENTUCKY: week’s 38-14 loss to Burden, a senior from Arkansas. LaGrange High, had Bray, a freshman from three tackles during last Troup High, also re- week’s loss to South mained the team’ s pri- mary punt returner, and SEE COLLEGE, PAGE 3B LaGrange Daily News Sports Weekend, Oct. 15-16, 2011 - 3B Newton,PanthersvisitingFalcons ATLANTA (AP) – Cam offense and leading much of the season, the Newton cheered on the them like a 10-year vet- Falcons haven’t been Atlanta Falcons during eran. I’m sure he’s learn- able to establish their their only Super Bowl ing along the way, but he trademark running season. He always definitely doesn’t look game. Michael Turner joined right in for the like a rookie out there.” has gone three straight team's trademark dance. Of course, Newton is weeks without reaching “The Dirty Bird era,” more than just a passer, 100 yards, and Ryan is Newton recalled, a tinge as he showed during one throwing a lot more than of nostalgia in his voice. brilliant college season the coaching staff would “On Monday, every kid at Auburn. He’s also be- prefer, tied for second in would come to school come Carolina's primary the league with an aver- doing the Dirty Bird. goal-line weapon, ac- age of 39.2 passing at- There’s a lot of history counting for five of the tempts per game. with me loving the Fal- team's six rushing touch- The Panthers look like cons.” downs. Throw in seven an inviting target for At- Now, he’s trying to TD passes, and he’s had lanta to turn things beat them. a hand (or legs) in all but around. They're 27th in Newton will lead the one of the team's 13 trips the league against the Carolina Panthers into to the end zone. run (135.2 yards) and a the Georgia Dome on To demonstrate how rash of injuries on de- Sunday, a homecoming much of a boost he’s Former Auburn quarterback Cam Newton will lead the Carolina Panthers fense makes them ap- for the Heisman Trophy been to a team that was against the Atlanta Falcons Sunday. pear even more winner who’s off to a downright feeble a year vulnerable. blistering start as an ago, the Newton-led mates. Well, the team he grew was especially frustrat- “They’re giving up a NFL rookie. Panthers are three TDs Even with a short up rooting for as a kid ing. The Falcons raced to lot of yards rushing,” The native of College away from their total for training camp and four would like to keep that a 14-0 lead on their first Falcons receiver Roddy Park, which is south of all of 2010. preseason games, New- trend going for at least two drives, then man- White said. “We’ve got to downtown Atlanta, “He’s gotten off to a ton took over like this another win. The Fal- aged nine first downs be able to run the ball, threw for more than 400 great start,” said New- has been his team for cons need a win, too, in and 106 yards the rest of play-action pass, do yards in his first two ton’s Atlanta counterpart, years. the worst way. the way, continually things like that.” games, and tacked on a Matt Ryan. “I think every- “I thought he was tal- Projected as a Super shooting themselves in Besides, Atlanta will 374-yard performance at body is surprised when a ented in college. He Bowl contender coming the foot with silly penal- be short-handed in the Chicago two weeks ago. rookie comes in and per- made some incredible off a 13-win season and ties and untimely mis- passing game. Rookie Only three quarterbacks forms the way he has. plays at Auburn,” Ryan NFC South champi- takes. Julio Jones, who has 25 have thrown for more But he’s a talented guy.” said. “But to have a short onship, Atlanta (2-3) has “There’s a sense of ur- catches for 358 yards, is yards this season, and After running the preparation time just been one of the major gency,” tight end Tony out because of a ham- it's not a bad group -- spread in college, New- adds to the difficulty. So disappoint ments in the Gonzalez said. “We can’t string injury. Tom Brady, Aaron ton figured to face a credit to him. He’s done early going this season. keep winning one game, Harry Douglas will Rodgers and Drew steep learning curve in a a tremendous job since A supposedly high-pow- losing one game, win- take his place, a speedy Brees, who've got five pro-style offense – espe- he’s come in.” ered offense has looked ning one, then losing player but not nearly the Super Bowl rings be- cially when the lockout The only thing missing out of sync,and the de- one. We need to get off target that Jones usually tween them. wiped out the offseason from Newton's resume is fense hasn’t been play- that. We need to start provides as a comple- “He’s their leader,” program, usually the a few more wins. Car- ing well enough to bail being consistent and put ment to White. Falcons safety James time when a rookie will olina (1-4) has been in the team out. together a string of wins, “We’d like to be a little Sanders of Newton. get familiar with the every game, its losses Last week’s loss to de- start being the team that “He’s making plays for playbook and begin to coming by a combined fending Super Bowl we can be.” SEE FALCONS, PAGE 4B them. He’s running that mesh with his new team- 18 points. champion Green Bay Playing from behind

Friday’s scores from Georgia’sHighCarrollton school 49, Shaw 6 foootballGordonLee46,CarrollMountZion14 County scoreboard 21 Rome 27, South Forsyth 0 high-school games: Cartersville 54, Murray County 6 Grady 70, North Springs 0 Marietta 33, Etowah 14 Sandy Creek 41, Jackson 14 Cedar Shoals 36, Salem 10 Grayson 36, Parkview 0 MarionCounty28,TalbottonCentral0 Savannah Christian Prep 42, Metter Adairsville 47,Armuchee 14 Chapel Hill 42,Alexander 21 Greater Atlanta Christian 62, Clark- Marist 38, Dunwoody 6 8 Allatoona 27, Cedartown 21 Charlton County 42,Telfair County 0 ston 8 McEachern 52, Pebblebrook 14 SouthCobb40,KennesawMountain Alpharetta 38, Roswell 19 Chattahoochee 31, Sequoyah 12 Greenbrier 35, Effingham County 28 Milton 42, Northview 30 3 Americus Sumter 41, Dougherty 6 Clinch County 22, Lanier County 0 GreeneCounty20,CrawfordCounty MLK Jr.26, Newton 10 Southlake Christian, N.C. 30, Rabun Apalachee 37, Clarke Central 28 Coffee 22, Valdosta 17 0 Morgan County 21, Pike County 7 Gap-Nachoochee 21 Aquinas 44, JeffDavis 14 Collins Hill 35, Mill Creek 32 Griffin 42, Union Grove 14 Mundy's Mill 42, Forest Park 6 St. Pius X 35, Druid Hills 0 Archer 48, Central Gwinnett 41 Colquitt County 34, Lowndes 7 Grovetown 42, Josey 14 Newnan 34, Luella 20 Statesboro 34, Evans 0 Armuchee 47, Model 18 Creekview 41, Cass 38, 2OT Harrison 37, Campbell 7 North Clayton 22, Mount Zion 6 Stephens County 25, White County AthensAcademy 21, Commerce 10 Dade County 28, Sonoraville 6 Hawkinsville 30, Macon County 0 North Gwinnett 35, Mountain View 14 AthensChristian35,RiversideMilitary Darlington 40, Bowdon 25 Heard County 33, Kendrick 8 7 Stephenson 46, Hughes 0 Academy 7 Deerfield-Windsor45,TrinityChristian Hillgrove 31, North Cobb 6 North Hall 49, Lumpkin County 0 Stockbridge 21, Eastside 3 Baldwin 42, Howard 0 14 HolyInnocents'34,FellowshipChris- North Oconee 57, East Jackson 3 Thomson 63, Westside-Augusta 6 Beach 21, Savannah 0 Dodge County 16, East Laurens 9 tian School 7 Northgate 35, Harris County 0 Trion 21, Walker 14 Bleckley County 38, Laney 36 Dooly County 20, Schley County 14 Jefferson County 35, Southeast Bul- Northside-Warner Robins 47, TroupCounty23,Central-Carrollton0 BlessedTrinity 31, Lovett 28 Dublin 48, Swainsboro 14 loch 0 Thomas County Central 7 Tucker 37, Miller Grove 6 Bremen 31, Mount Paran Christian Duluth 30, Meadow Creek 0 Johnson County 38,Treutlen 8 Oconee County 35, West Hall 31 WalnutGrove29,Johnson-Gainsville 14 Dutchtown 32,Alcovy 24 Jones County 14, Woodland Stock- Osborne 42, North Paulding 25 14 Brentwood51,WestminsterChristian Eagle's Landing Christian 35, Land- bridge 7 Our Lady of Mercy 49, Strong Rock Walton 38, Cherokee 3 7 mark Christian 14 King's Ridge 21, Pinecrest 18 Christian 7 Ware County 47, Liberty County 6 Brooks County 19, Cook 15 Early County 33, Berrien 10 Lakeview Academy 49, North Cobb PaceAcademy32,Mt.PisgahChris- WarnerRobins42,Northside-Colum- Brookstone 49, Pacelli Catholic 7 East Paulding 63, Hiram 14 Christian 22 tian 14 bus 0 Brookwood 31, Shiloh 0 Elbert County 14, Jefferson 0 LamarCounty34,SouthwestMacon Peach County 18, Mary Persons 3 West Forsyth 38, North Forsyth 0 Brunswick 34, Wayne County 13 Fannin County 35, East Hall 19 0 Peachtree Ridge 41, Norcross 7 West Laurens 26, Central-Macon Bulloch 39, Bethesda Day 38 Fitzgerald 35,Thomasville 7 Lambert38,WoodlandCartersville34 Pelham 28,Terrell County 20 20 Burke County 84, Cross Creek 7 FloweryBranch21,ConyersHeritage Lassiter 35, Wheeler 7 Perry 38, Rutland 7 Westminster 43,Therrell 6 Butler 26, Hephzibah 6 13 Lincoln County 28, Washington- Pinewood Christian 34, Sherwood Westover 20, Crisp County 6 Cairo 33, Worth County 27 Gainesville 41, MonroeArea 21 Wilkes 12 Christian 17 Westwood 34, Windsor 6 Calhoun 43, Gordon Central 14 Gatewood 42, Central Fellowship 8 Loganville 42, Winder-Barrow 7 Prince Avenue Christian 48, Social Wilcox County 27,Turner County 0 CalhounCounty43,MillerCounty14 George Walton 42, Cross Keys 14 Lovejoy 9, Jonesboro 0 Circle 0 Woodward Academy 27, Cedar Camden County 59, Groves 6 Gilmer 28, Pickens 13 Madison County 22, Rockdale River Ridge 42,Towns County 6 Grove 24

son, and he has one FOOTBALL FROM 2B carry. I SOUTH FLORIDA: Carolina. Cory Grissom, a red- Burden, a starting de- shirt junior from Troup fensive back for the High, has played in all Wildcats, returned one five games for the Bulls punt for a two-yard loss. this season, and he’s tied City of LaGrange, Landfill Gas System, Ciudad de LaGrange, Sistema de Gas de Vertedero, Fellow senior Mychal for 10th on the team with Bailey, another La- Public Awareness Information 11 tackles, including 2.5 Información de conocimiento pública Grange High graduate, tackles for loss. played some at safety but La ciudad de LaGrange, Georgia opera un sistema de Grissom’s best game didn’t have any tackles. The City of LaGrange, Georgia operates a Landfill this season came against gas de vertedero, que quita gas metano de los Sophomore Joe Man- UTEP when he had four Gas System, which removes methane gas from our vertederos de basura y lo transporta a dos clientes sour, an ex-Granger, av- tackles. industriales para uso en su equipo. Este sistema eraged 68 yards on his I landfill and transports it to two industrial customers two kickoffs. HINDS COMMUNITY Quantavius for use in their equipment. This system saves fuel ahorra costos de combustibles para los clientes y I Marquis COLLEGE: PIKEVILLE: Leslie was a big-play también elimina este gas de efecto invernadero de los Terrell, a freshman from cost for the customers while also removing this Callaway High, rushed threat when he was at vertederos de basura. La línea de gas que transporta Callaway High School. greenhouse gas from the landfill. The pipeline which for 36 yards on four car- este gas del vertedero para usuario final se encuentra ries in When he caught the transports the gas from the landfill to the end user is l a s t ball, it was usually for located along the roadway. We think it is important a lo largo de la carretera. Es importante que sepa w e e k ’ s big yardage. como este gas huele en caso de una pérdida, ya que Leslie is becoming that for you to know what this gas smells like in case a 2 8 - 2 4 tiene un olor ligeramente diferente de gas natural que loss to same kind of player in leak develops, since it has a slightly different odor college. probablemente con cual ya está familiarizado. Si Lindsey from Natural Gas that you are probably already Wi l s o n , In six games, Leslie alguna vez ha seguido un camión de basura, has 14 catches, and and he familiar with. If you have ever followed a garbage probablemente se olía el mismo olor distintivo de also re- they’ve been good for an truck, then you have probably smelled the same t u r n e d average of 15 yards. "basura" que también es el olor de gas de vertedero. f o u r Terrell Leslie also had six distinctive “garbage” odor of Landfill Gas. You can También puede reconocer una pérdida si ves burbujas kickoffs for 55 yards. touchdown receptions. I Mason also recognize a leak if you see bubbles in standing de agua estancada, suciedad soplando sobre el Terrell’s longest kick- ST. FRANCIS: off return was 25 yards. Marshall, a freshman water, blowing patches of dirt or dead patches of terreno o parches muertos de hierba o plantas For the season, Terrell punter for the University grass or plants surrounded by live materials. If you rodeadas de hierba o plantas vivas. Si reconoce has 207 yards on 37 at- of St. Francis in Chicago, tempts with one touch- punted four times for a recognize any of these signs, or just think you might cualquiera de estas señales, o simplemente piensa down. 26.5-yard average in last smell Landfill gas, leave the area immediately and puede oler gas de vertedero, abandona el área week’s 36-35 win over He has also returned call us at 706-883-2130 (24 hour number) or 911, so inmediatamente y comuníquese con nosotros al 706- 17 kickoffs for an aver- William Penn. age of nearly 25 yards. Marshall has handled that we can come and investigate, please stay clear 883-2130 (número de 24 horas) o al 9-1-1, para que I J.C. Copeland, all of the punting duties podamos venir e investigar. Por favor estancia claro de LSU: this season, and he’s av- of the area. Also as a reminder, please treat Landfill a sophomore from Troup la zona. También como un recordatorio, trate gases de High, didn’t get any car- eraging 31.4 yards on his gas as you would Natural gas. No open flames, no ries last week against 14 punts. smoking, or operating electrical devices in an area vertedero como lo haría con gas natural. No llamas Florida, but he continues Marshall is the only abiertas, no fumar o funcionamiento de aparatos starting freshman for St. where the odor is detected. Furthermore if you are to see time at fullback. eléctricos en una zona donde se detecta el olor. Copeland was signed Francis, which is 6-0. performing any excavation activities, just as with any I If Además si va a realizar cualquier actividad de by LSU as a defensive LET US KNOW: other utility, state law requires you to call 811 before lineman, but the coaches there’s someone we excavación, la ley estatal requiere que se llame a 8-1- need to add to our col- felt he was a better fit at you dig. Together we can keep the Landfill Gas and 1 antes que cava. Juntos podemos mantener el gas de fullback. lege roundup, please all other utilities safe to be and work around. If you Copeland has played email us at lagrange- vertedero y todas las otras utilidades seguro. Si tienes in all six games this sea- [email protected] have any questions please call 706-883-2130. 441963 alguna pregunta, por favor llame 706-883-2130. 441960 LaGrange Daily News 4B - Weekend, Oct. 15-16, 2011 Sports VandywelcomesDogs NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) – James Franklin finally has seen the value of a true home-field ad- vantage playing on the road in the Southeastern Conference. Now Vanderbilt’s new coach wants to see that tonight in the Commodores’ own stadium when Georgia visits. “We need the same type of sup- port, that 12th member of our team, which can be our fans and really be critical on third down with the opposing offense trying to communicate and run their of- fense. I’d like to really be able to Quarterback Tevin Washington gets some advice create a home-field advantage for from coach Paul Johnson. our players as well,” Franklin said. Georgia’s Brandon Boykin will bring his big-play ability to Van- Franklin and his Commodores derbilt for today’s SEC game. (3-2, 1-2) certainly have done Jacketslook play.” their share to create excitement at home where they won their Georgia vs. Richt’s Bulldogs have been playing pretty well too since los- first three games. Vanderbilt still Vanderbilt had tickets available Thursday I ing the first two games to start Today, 7 p.m. forACCwin night at the SEC’s smallest sta- I When: the season. Georgia has Vanderbilt dium, and senior tight end Bran- I Where: outscored opponents 103-35 in Fox Sports South the winning streak and has al- CHARLOTTESVILLE, don Barden has been around On the air: lowed two offensive touchdowns Va, (AP) – Virginia used Georgia Tech vs. long enough he won’t be sur- wondering what’s going on,” in that time. On offense, fresh- to love when Georgia Maryland prised if the stadium isn’t filled Richt said. “They’re an outstand- Tech came to town. I ing team, a team we have a lot of man Isaiah Crowell has teamed When: Today, 3:30 up with Vandy black and gold. From 1992 until 2009, I respect for. We certainly have a with quarterback Aaron Murray Where: Virginia “But we're all looking forward the Cavaliers and Yellow I lot of respect for coach Franklin to help the Bulldogs average 170 On the air: ESPNU to bei ng at home,” Barden said. and his team, his coaching staff, yards rushing per game. Jackets had some stir- ing off a bye week that “Being on the road is exciting, and what they’re doing.” “Every back in the SEC is a ring, nail-biter games at gave them extra time but we need the home games to The Bulldogs have won four challenge,” Vanderbilt linebacker Scott Stadium, but one allow some nicks and come back with your own crowd straight and 15 of the last 16 in Archibald Barnes said. thing remained a con- bruises to heal, and to to get pumped back up. And I feel this series, but the games rarely This could be a defens ive stant: the home team al- prepare to finally slow our morale is pretty high. Our ways came out on top. are ever easy because the state of showdown. Vanderbilt ranks fifth down the triple option confidence isn’t hurt.” Georgia is a fertile recruiting area in the SEC and 23rd nationally Georgia Tech ended and erase a recent his- The Commodores lost 21-3 at that string with a 34-9 for Vanderbilt. The Commodores giving up just 19.4 points a game, tory of being manhan- then-No. 12 South Carolina, then have 19 players currently from just behind Georgia (19.2 points). victory in 2009, and dled by the Yellow were shut out 34-0 at No. 2 Ala- when the teams meet on Georgia on the roster led by run- The Commodores lead the SEC Jackets. bama last week. On the plus side, ning back Zac Stacy and safety and rank sixth nationally in red Virginia’s field today, the Last year, Georgia Vandy already has one more win 12th-ranked Yellow Kenny Ladler with possibly eight zone efficiency defense at 64 per- Tech rushed for 477 than in either of the past two sea- of them starting tonight. cent. They also allow 108.2 yards Jackets are favored to yards in a 33-21 victory sons along with a reshuffled of- preva il again behind an “Vanderbilt is a hard-nosed rushing per game, 29th in the against the Cavaliers. fensive line didn’t give up a sack team that will hit you in the country. offense that's among the The year before, it ran to Alabama and a defense leading most explosive in the mouth on every play if you aren't Cornerback Casey Heyward for 362 yards in ending the nation with 14 interceptions. expecting it,” Georgia linebacker has picked off four passes for country, averaging 554 that eight-game losing Georgia coach Mark Richt just yards and 46.5 points. Chase Vasser said. Vanderbilt, while Bacarri Rambo streak at Scott Stadium. picked up his 100th career vic- “We have to make sure that we has four interceptions himself for Still, the Yellow Jack- The extra week to pre- tory with the Bulldogs, 20-12 over ets’ production has are ready to play. The game is at Georgia. pare for the unorthodox Tennessee last weekend. Now their place, and they have had a Franklin could have a new dwindled in the last offense might give Vir- he's heading back to Tennessee three weeks, and quar- lot of success at home this year. starter at quart erback if Larry ginia a better chance to for a second straight game with We have to make sure to remem- Smith isn't able to play after hurt- terback Tevin Washing- improve on those num- his Bulldogs (4-2, 3-1) having ton is eager to put last ber that they are not the teams ing his left ankle at Alabama. Jor- bers, defensive end Billy won four straight. He joked that from the past. They have im- dan Rodgers replaced Smith and week’s sloppy 21-16 win Schautz said, and after he has had lots of wonderful over Maryland behind proved a lot, have won some took a majority of the work in three consecutive lack- memories at Vanderbilt Stadium. games and will have a lot of mo- practice Wednesday. But Franklin him. luster performances on “I can’t tell you how many mentum going into the game this has said he will stick with Smith “It’s frustrating,” defense, practices since times we’ve been at halftime just weekend. We have to be ready to if he's healthy enough to play. Washington said. “We have been marked by a got off to some fast starts sense of urgency. early on in the year. “This is a very big We've hit kind of a stum- week for us,” he said. bling block the last two “We came out of the gate StrugglingGatorsvisitTigers games, but I think it’s playing pretty well in our AUBURN, Ala. (AP) – just us executing. first two games, and I Auburn is trying to Auburn vs. “If we do things right, I felt we may have lost an don’t think we should dodge a mediocre sea- edge. These past two I Florida have any problem.” son after replacing a weeks, as far as defen- I When: Today, 7 p.m. Washington and his of- Heisman Trophy-win- sively, we’ve started to I Where: Auburn fensive mates surely did really fight back and re- ning, do-it-all quarter- On the air: ESPN back from a national that in the first three ally get after each other.” the field, albeit in differ- weeks, averaging 675 The Cavaliers drills championship team. If anybody can relate, ent situations. yards, and doing it both leading up to Saturday Auburn is sticking ways. In a 63-21 victory were particularly hard it’s the Florida Gators. Both teams enter with starter Barrett Trot- against Western Car- on the scout team, which ter with mobile fresh- olina, 365 of the 662 mimics the opposing of- tonight’s game limping from humbling defeats, man Kiehl Frazier, also yards came via the pass- fense. among the nation's most ing game. In a 66-24 vic- Instead of using a ball, with quarterback and in- jury issues and rosters coveted quarterback tory over Kansas, 604 of the defense was in- prospects, retaining at their 768 yards came on structed to ta ckle every stocked with promising young talent. least his Wildcat role. the ground. player that could wind “Obviously they can One key to the produc- up with it on every play The winner of this champs-on-the-rebound Auburn quarterback Barrett Trotter will try to switch gears in the game tion has been A-back to get the unit to be at any time,” Muschamp Orwin Smith. He’s aver- ready for anything. game at least gets an bounce back from a disappointing game last week. edge in the midseason said. aged 14.5 yards per “You never know coach Gene Chizik said. in the country last year. Chizik rose staunchly carry with eight touch- whose going to get the bowl picture, not to “It’s a very well coached, “Whether (Jeff) mention a nice pick-me- to Trotter’s defense this downs in just 32 at- football against this of- very talented team. Driskel plays or not, week, noting that some temp ts. He also has a fense,” Schautz said. up. There is no question that's arguably two of “We’re probably in the of the problems in the receiving touchdown. It also doesn't hurt that about that. They’ve got a the top 5 quarterbacks in passing game go well He, too, thinks it’s all the Yellow Jackets are same boat coming into freshman quarterback the country they have on this week,” Auburn cor- beyond the quarter- about getting back to ex- bringing a familiar face that apparently is going the same roster.” back's play. ecution. to town. nerback T’Sharvan Bell to be starting, but he was Actually, both teams “It’s getting tougher, The game marks the said. “We’ve got the one of the most highly will put a freshman but that's something we return to Charlottesville same record, both com- recruited quarterbacks quarterback (or two) on SEE AUBURN, PAGE 5B expect,” he said. “As we of Al Groh, the coach of ing off a tough loss. I get into conference play, the Cavaliers from 2001- think both teams are the competition is going 09 and now the Yellow going to be hungry.” to get better and better Jackets' defensive coor- The defending na- and better each week.” dinator. He has Georgia tional champion and Virginia (3-2, 0-1) Tech employing the 24th-ranked Tigers (4-2, hopes to prove him right. same 3-4 scheme Vir- 2-1 Southeastern Con- The Cavaliers are com- ginia uses. ference) are fresh from a 38-14 loss at No. 10 See where over Arkansas and the de- the move – and moving FALCONS FROM 3B fense had no luck earlier fast. stopping No. 8 Clemson. The Panthers are tied 114,000 people bit better balanced,” said The Gators (4-2, 2-2), Ryan, who ranks 21st in with New England for winners of two national the league in passing ef- the most big plays, both titles in the past five ficiency. “But we’ve put teams going for at least years, have lost back-to- go each month! ourselves in some tough 20 yards on 33 snaps. back games by a com- positions. We haven’t The Falcons, by compar- bined 79-21 against No. been able to remain bal- ison, have only 16 plays 2 Alabama and No. 1 anced because of mis- that the coaches like to LSU, who hosts Auburn takes that have kind of call “explosive.” next week. They backed us up into a cor- “When you look at the dropped five games in ner. I think it comes film, they’re just making their first season without down, point blank, that little mental mistakes, a Tim Tebow. Now, we need to play more turnover here, a turnover Auburn’s experiencing consistent. If we do that there,” White said. life without Cam New- in the run game and the “That’s why they're not ton. pass game, that will add winning. But they're a Clearly they’re not the up to a little bit of bal- real dangerous team. teams those superstar ance.” They’re really explo- led to glory in recent The Falcons certainly sive.” seasons, but however aren’t taking this one for Newton looks forward painful, all four com- granted. Facing a divi- to returning home, but bined defeats came sion rival they domi- his main focus is on get- against Top 10 teams. nated a year ago, Atlanta ting a second victory. This game gives both a knows it has taken a step Close just isn't cutting more even chance to backward, while the it. show they're on the right Panthers have taken a “I’ve done all right,”" track against another re- major leap forward. The he said. “But I can’t hide building power. Scan with your record doesn't show it the fact that each and “Their two losses are SMART PHONE yet, but Carolina has all every game, we've had a to two really good foot- the signs of a team on chance to win.” ball teams,” Auburn to find out! 451608 LaGrange Daily News Sports Weekend, Oct. 15-16, 2011 - 5B

final round, at St. Simon Island, Ga. I Scoreboard 5 p.m. TGC -- Nationwide Tour, Miccosukee I Championship, final round, at Miami (same- Today’s race: Bank of America 500 at Charlotte, N.C., 7:30 p.m. (ABC) day tape) since 2008 and probably needs to Sports on TV 7:30 p.m. TGC -- Champions Tour,AT&T Champi- snap that streak to have any shot Today onship,finalround,atSanAntonio(same-day at winning the championship this AUTORACING tape) Chase year. 3:30 p.m. 9:30 p.m. SPEED--NASCAR,TruckSeries,Smith's TGC -- LPGA Malaysia, final round, at That leaves Kyle Busch and Jeff 350, at Las Vegas Kuala Lumpur,Malaysia (same-day tape) Gordon, who are arguably the 7:30 p.m. MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL ABC -- NASCAR, Sprint Cup, Bank of 4 p.m. two biggest disappointments in America 500, at Charlotte, N.C. TBS--Playoffs,NationalLeagueChampi- startsto this Chase. 1:30 a.m. onshipSeries,game6,St.LouisatMilwaukee SPEED -- Formula One, Korean Grand (if necessary,8 p.m. ifALCS is completed) Kyle Busch opened the 10-race Prix, atYeongam, South Korea 8 p.m. title hunt tied with Harvick atop COLLEGE FOOTBALL FOX--Playoffs,AmericanLeagueCham- the points standings. He had four Noon pionship Series, game 7, Detroit at Texas (if necessary) heatup ESPN -- Michigan at Michigan St. wins during the “regular season” ESPN2 -- Indiana at Wisconsin MOTORSPORTS and a new maturity level had FX -- Baylor atTexasA&M 4 p.m. CONCORD, N.C. (AP) – Kurt many convinced he was poised to 3:30 p.m. SPEED -- MotoGPWorld Championship, ABC -- Regional coverage, Ohio St. at Illi- AustralianGrandPrix,atPhillipIsland,Australia Busch learned his crew chief was win his first Cup title. nois or Oklahoma St. atTexas (same-day tape) leaving right before NASCAR's One month later, he’s eighth in CBS -- National coverage, LSU at Ten- 5 p.m. nessee SPEED -- FIM World Superbike, at Porti- title race began two years ago. points and doesn’t have a single ESPN--Regionalcoverage,OklahomaSt. mao, Portugal (same-day tape) The impending split never dis- top-five finish through the first atTexas or Ohio St. at Illinois NFLFOOTBALL FSN -- UCF at SMU 1 p.m. tracted him, and Busch won a four races. But he's got the worst VERSUS -- Penn at Columbia FOX -- Carolina atAtlanta race and finished fourth in the of his tracks behind him, and 6 p.m. 8 p.m. NBC -- Minnesota at Chicago final 2009 standings. starting with Charlotte has a ESPN2 --Alabama at Mississippi He could be forced to do the strong string ahead. 7 p.m. PANAM GAMES Kurt Busch is 16 points off the ESPN -- Florida atAuburn 3 p.m. same thing again this year. “Charlotte is one of my favorite ESPN2 -- Events TBA, at Guadalajara, FSN -- Kansas St. atTexasTech Busch, ranked sixth in the cur- pace through the first four tracks, so we’re always excited 7:30 p.m. Mexico VERSUS -- Stanford at Washington St. SOCCER rent standings, goes into tonight’s races of the Chase. about being able to get back 9:15 p.m. 9 p.m. race at Charlotte Motor Speed- checkered flag. here,” Kyle Busch said. “It’s a ESPN2 -- Oklahoma at Kansas ESPN--MLS,CDChivasUSAatLosAn- 10:15 p.m. geles way surrounded by whispers that Edwards, Kevin Harvick and good opportunity for us to have a ESPN --Arizona St. at Oregon Auto racing crew chief Steve Addington will five-time defending series cham- good weekend. We feel we’re def- EXTREME SPORTS bolt at the end of the season. The 3:30 p.m. pion Jimmie Johnson have estab- initely further behind than we NBC -- Dew Tour Championships, at Las Sprint Cup-Bank of America 500 Charlotte Observer, citing lished themselves as the would have wanted to be at this Vegas Lineup unidentified sources, reported strongest in the field right now. point. GOLF After Thursday qualifying; race today 9 a.m. At Charlotte Motor Speedway Addington is not likely to return The verdict is still out on Tony “We just have to make sure that TGC -- European PGA Tour, Portugal Concord, N.C. in 2012. Stewart, who opened the Chase we keep fighting and keep fight- Lap length: 1.5 miles Masters, third round, at Vilamoura, Portugal for the Sprint Cup championship 2 p.m. (Car number in parentheses) Addington, who replaced Pat ing hard and not allowing dis- TGC--PGATour,TheMcGladreyClassic, 1. (14)Tony Stewart, Chevrolet, 191.959. Tryson at the end of the 2009 sea- with two wins but struggled at couraging runs like we’ve had get third round, at St. Simon Island, Ga. 2. (17) Matt Kenseth, Ford, 191.918. son, did not want to discuss his Dover and blew a decent finish us down.” 5 p.m. 3. (99) Carl Edwards, Ford, 191.87. TGC -- Nationwide Tour, Miccosukee 4. (43)AJAllmendinger,Ford, 191.768. job status. last week at Kansas with a Gordon, meanwhile, dropped Championship, third round, at Miami (same- 5. (16) Greg Biffle, Ford, 191.741. botched final pit stop. 6. (39) Ryan Newman, Chevrolet, “I have no comment on the to 10th in points after his engine day tape) Brad Keselowski and Matt 7:30 p.m. 191.584. story that's written off pure ru- failed at Kansas. He opened the TGC -- Champions Tour,AT&T Champi- 7. (27) Paul Menard, Chevrolet, 191.462. mors and speculation that has no Kenseth, ranked fourth and fifth Chase ranked second in points 8. (4) Kasey Kahne,Toyota, 191.394. onship, second round, at SanAntonio (same- leg to stand on,” Addington said in points, keep hanging around, and had many fans convinced day tape) 9.(48)JimmieJohnson,Chevrolet,191.34. 9:30 p.m. 10. (21)Trevor Bayne, Ford, 191.259. Friday. “So that’s all I can say. as does Busch, who beat rival he'd compete for his fifth cham- TGC -- LPGA Malaysia, third round, at 11. (6) David Ragan, Ford, 191.002. Johnson at Dover to pick up his 12. (9) MarcosAmbrose, Ford, 191.002. We’re here to concentrate on win- pionship -- 10 years after he won Kuala Lumpur,Malaysia (same-day tape) first Chase victory of the year. HORSE RACING 13. (5) Mark Martin, Chevrolet, 190.9. ning the Bank of America 500 his fourth. 5 p.m. 14.(29)KevinHarvick,Chevrolet,190.894. and this championship. I don’t But team owner Roger Penske Gordon blamed the engine fail- 15. (88) Dale Earnhardt Jr., Chevrolet, NBC -- NTRA, Queen Elizabeth II Chal- know where this is coming from. worried Friday that Busch’s effort lenge Cup Stakes and Keeneland 75th An- 190.833. ure on a scuffed piston. It was his niversary Stakes, at Lexington, Ky. 16. (20) Joey Logano,Toyota, 190.819. That’s all I can say.” could be harmed by the Adding- first engine problem for Hendrick MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL 17. (11) Denny Hamlin,Toyota, 190.799. Busch was even less talkative. ton rumors. Motorsports since last year’s sea- 7:30 p.m. 18. (56) MartinTruex Jr.,Toyota, 190.638. FOX--Playoffs,AmericanLeagueCham- 19. (33) Clint Bowyer,Chevrolet, 190.611. He emerged from his hauler right “I don’t know how this stuff son finale. pionship Series, game 6, Detroit atTexas 20. (22) Kurt Busch, Dodge, 190.57. before Friday's practice and gets started,” Penske told Although he was confident he'd 21.(78)ReganSmith,Chevrolet,190.429. MOTORSPORTS headed directly to his car. ESPN.com during IndyCar have no further issues, an oil light 10 p.m. 22. (47) Bobby Labonte,Toyota, 190.255. SPEED -- Monster Energy Cup, at Las 23. (24) JeffGordon, Chevrolet, 190.007. “I don’t want to talk to you events at Las Vegas. “But it’s un- flickered during Thursday night’s Vegas 24. (13) Casey Mears,Toyota, 189.727. fortunate because it’s a big dis- 25. (18) Kyle Busch,Toyota, 189.54. guys,” he said. qualifying and Hendrick engi- RODEO traction to the team in the middle 11:30 p.m. 26. (2) Brad Keselowski, Dodge, 189.52. What could he possibly have to neers were under the hood Fri- VERSUS--PBR,CooperTiresInvitational, 27. (1) Jamie McMurray, Chevrolet, say? of the Chase.” day checking everything 189.401. at Columbus, Ohio (same-day tape) Its that point of the title race After Busch and Stewart, who possible. SOCCER 28. (31) JeffBurton, Chevrolet, 189.082. 7:30 a.m. 29. (00) David Reutimann, Toyota, when the contenders begin to will start from the pole in Satur- But Gordon said he has to look ESPN2 -- Premier League, Manchester 188.923. separate themselves from the rest day night's race, the champi- forward. United at Liverpool 30. (51) Landon Cassill, Chevrolet, 188.851. of the field, and even though onship race is at a critical state. “You don’t let it linger long. We Sunday 31. (83) Brian Vickers,Toyota, 188.772. Busch is only 16 points behind Ryan Newman and Denny Ham- 32. (42) Juan Pablo Montoya, Chevrolet, have already moved on from AUTORACING leader Carl Edwards, there’s no lin, ranked 11th and 12th, are (Kansas),” Gordon said. "We are 2 p.m. 188.725. SPEED -- ARCA, Toledo 200, at Toledo, 33. (34) David Gilliland, Ford, 188.6. room for error in what's shaping done. Dale Earnhardt Jr., who is here in Charlotte, just focused on Ohio 34. (55)Travis Kvapil, Ford, 188.271. up to be a tight race to the final ninth in points, hasn’t won a race this race.” 3:30 p.m. 35.(36)DaveBlaney,Chevrolet,188.239. ABC -- IRL, IndyCar, World Champi- 36. (30) David Stremme, Chevrolet, onships, at Las Vegas 187.918. 37. (66) Michael McDowell, Toyota, 7 p.m. AUBURN FROM 4B ESPN2 -- NHRA, Arizona Nationals, at 187.454. Chandler,Ariz. (same-day tape) 38. (38) J.J.Yeley,Ford, 187.383. EXTREME SPORTS 39. (87) Joe Nemechek,Toyota, 187.311. Florida freshman Ja- 40. (77)Andy Lally,Ford, 186.657. 4:30 p.m. coby Brissett will start NBC -- Dew Tour Championships, at Las 41. (71) Hermie Sadler, Ford, Owner Vegas Points. his second straight game GOLF 42. (32) Mike Bliss, Ford, Owner Points. ahead of John Brantley's 9 a.m. 43. (7) Robby Gordon, Dodge, 186.303. TGC -- European PGA Tour, Portugal Failed to Qualify backup Driskel. Both Masters, final round, at Vilamoura, Portugal 44. (35) Geoffrey Bodine, Chevrolet, Brantley and Driskel 186.245. 2 p.m. missed the LSU game TGC--PGATour,TheMcGladreyClassic, 45. (46) Scott Speed, Ford, 186.207. 46. (37) Josh Wise, Ford, 185.382. with sprained ankles, but the freshman is expected to be available. Cardsonewin “We will manage that as we roll through this season and I couldn’t think of anybody's better fromNLCSwin hands to be in than (of- fensive coordinator) ST. 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Second-graders celebrated Maj. Jamey Wright's safe return from his tour in Alice Lin, seventh grade Afghanistan with the Air Force. From left are Drew Smith, Mykhia Echols, Callaway Middle School Ahmaria Brooks, Aaliyah Morman, Gabby Clark, Jamey Wright, Fischer Lin’s drawing shows what she imagines the Mona Lisa might look like if Wright, Brenden Shipman and Braxton Willoughby. Leonardo DaVinci painted it today. I Mountville Elementary School I LaGrange Academy

Ginger Patterson's first-grade class learned how to read and write con- Kindergartners raised money for Caleb Kinnersley at their cookie/lemon- tractions. They performed surgery to remove letters and create new words. ade stand. Kinnersley is a 6-year-old first-grader at LaGrange Academy who has an inoperable brain tumor. From left are Avery Upchurch, Ryleigh McClanahan, Chloe Greer, Catherine Claire French, Bailey Wilson and I Rosemont Elementary School Charlsie Reed. I Whitesville Road Elementary School

Kimberly Ray's second-grade class, including, from left, Wendi Bouma, Lilly Kate Doughman, Avery Pearson, Aalaizha Benjamin, Rowan Stephens and Jada Smith put on their detective hats and grabbed their magnifying glass- es to search for ‘sneaky E’ in words and names. I Writer’s corner Anna Donaldson, animal control officer, spoke with students about her job with the LaGrange Animal Shelter during the school’s Career Day. Fifth- ‘No Small Escape’ grader Adarius Colson met Jackie, a Great Dane that accompanied Don- Lucy Alford, fifth grade aldson. “Eeek! Eeek”! cried Mrs.Hollis Candy. Hand She had Elementary just found out that her baby was very sick! Her name was Jo Jo; she was too small to be a mouse. But her mother loved her anyway. I West Point Elementary School Jo Jo didn’t die like everybody thought she would; she lived. But she had many colds and fevers. Why everybody thought she was strange was because she was so brave. She wasn’t scared of anything! So Mrs. Candy acted like she was nor- mal until she came to the age of ten! When Jo Jo saw other mice, they always went outside. But she never did! It was always the teachers saying, “You’re too delicate to go outside.” How do I know all this, you ask? Because, I am Jo Jo… “Mom all the kids at school go outside, but I don’t!” I said. “Well, um well, that is because your skin is too precious to be in the sun.” But I knew it was because I was so small; I would be the hawk’s first target! “Where are you going?” I asked. “To get groceries,” my mom said. “Ok, bye.” “Bye.” I was going to do it! I was going to try to go outside! So I walked to the door … CREEK! Boom! Sunlight poured all over me! Aww, the fresh air tasted so good in my mouth! I took 1 step…2… 3… 4… 5… 6! I loved it! I saw the meadow. It looked so pretty! Roses, sunflowers, and petu- nias. I ran to it. I lay down for like three hours it seemed, and then I saw something flying. Closer and closer it came. Suddenly a hawk almost snapped off my TAIL! I ran and ran with the hawk right behind me. Then I saw a log. This was my chance to escape! I ran into the log. I didn’t see the hawk anymore so I thought I was safe. I looked around took 1 step out of the log 2… 3… 4… 5… 6…7… 8… 9! Then I saw the hawk, but it was focused on another animal. So I ran! I saw my house! There were police mice all around it. My mom was even crying! I ran to her! Now I know never to go wandering outside alone. AHHH! I am so glad all of that Cooper Barron, Omarion Todd, Joshua Jarrell and Ja'Miya McCoy in Christa is over. Next time, I will be more careful when I go outside! Because parents real- Easterwood's kindergarten class read ‘Chicka Chicka Boom Boom’ and ly do know best! examined a coconut. 2C – Weekend, Oct. 15-16, 2011 Diversions LaGrange Daily News

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Ad goes here LaGrange Daily News Entertainment Weekend, Oct. 15-16, 2011 – 3C ‘Footloose’ remake embraces Georgia ATLANTA (AP) – The annoy- $500,000 in the state: Up to 30 ingly addictive theme song and percent of the production’s happily partying kids from the budget in tax credits as long as opening credits are just mem- the finished film displays a spe- ories and the mood is grim cial Georgia tourism logo when Dennis Quaid’s charac- prominently in the credits. ter addresses a crowd in one of Except in rare cases it’s the the first scenes in the new, studio rather than the director filmed-in-Georgia “Footloose” that decides where a movie will remake. be made. In the case of “Foot- Time to face reality about the loose,” that was Paramount Pic- world they’re living in, he tures, and the decision “was mournfully tells them. It’s “a pure economics,” said Thomas world filled with evil and temp- of Georgia’s film office. With a tation and danger.” $25 million budget and an On screen, as anyone who executive producer Timothy ever saw the original “Foot- Bourne who’d also produced loose” can instantly tell you, “The Blind Side,” ”Lottery Tick- that danger is youthful danc- et” and several other movies ing. here, “Footloose’s” economic Off screen, as plenty of dis- indicators all pointed toward appointed Tennesseans can Georgia. attest these days, that danger Give the “Footloose” director is Georgia’s juggernaut film credit. He might have gone into production industry stealing this wanting to be in Ten- their business away. nessee, but once here, he cer- In this case “Footloose,” Atlanta Journal-Constitution tainly didn’t hold a grudge. He which opened Friday in Geor- didn’t painstakingly transform gia, Tennessee and everywhere Crews set up at the old Presbyterian Church in Acworth to film a scene from the remake of Atlanta into Memphis, like the else besides. ‘Footloose.’ Since 2008, Georgia has offered a tax incentive for production companies that makers of “The Blind Side” did, Tennessee desperately want- spend at least $500,000 in the state. or remove any identifying ed the $25 million budget, foot- traces of Georgia wherever tapping, potential box office possible. phenom to be filmed on its own Just the opposite, in fact: The turf. And it thought it had an Starlight Drive-in, Cowboys in ace in the hole: Craig Brewer, Kennesaw and Senoia Raceway the writer and director of the all are settings for key scenes; remake, lives in Memphis and cars come equipped with wanted to make the movie authentic Georgia license there, just like all his previous plates, right down to the peach films. His original version of in the middle and the county the script even set the action in name at the bottom. And per- a fictional small town in Ten- haps most memorably, one nessee. high-school boy makes clear But when the cameras finally where he just won’t go, fash- started rolling, everything that ionwise: fictional small town, all the very “I don’t wear orange,” real filming sites was located in Willard (Miles Teller), wither- Georgia. ingly informs the lead charac- “What’s that old saying about Paramount Pictures ter, who’s just moved to town ‘death by a thousand cuts?’” The new ‘Footloose’ stars, including Miles Teller, are one from Boston. “I am not a Ten- sighed Jan Austin, executive nessee fan, I’m a Georgia Bull- director of the Association for step removed from Kevin Bacon, star of the 1984 classic. dog fan!” the Future of Film and Televi- And the scales keep tilting “The Blind Side.” The story of said the two hurts don’t com- Ouch! Talk about kicking sion in Tennessee. “To lose increasingly in Georgia’s favor. a real Memphis family was shot pare. another state when it’s already ‘Footloose’ to Georgia was a Besides “Footloose,” an update here in 2009, and went on to “It’s much worse that we lost down. Why not simply go “The disaster.” of the 1984 Kevin Bacon-star- earn $256 million at the box ‘Footloose’ because here was a Blind Side” route? As Southern feuds go, this ring hit that’s been re-set in the office and snag a Best Actress talent that we had nurtured for “To be honest with you, I had one isn’t as long-lived or as iPod era South, two other Oscar for star Sandra Bullock. years,” Sittler said of Brewer, that choice,” Brewer said. “I likkered up as, say, the Hat- recent movies that by rights “It’s like being asked ‘What’s who’d shot his three previous could say it was Tennessee, but fields and the McCoys or the should have been made in Ten- worse, losing an arm or a leg?’” movies in Tennessee, including I couldn’t do that in my heart. I Bulldogs and the Gators. But nessee ended up here instead. Linn Sittler, longtime head of the Oscar-winning “Hustle & really wanted there to be to the stakes, arguably, are much Granted, “Get Low,” about a the Memphis & Shelby County Flow.” ”In all my years of some extent a regional pride higher $2.4 billion. That was Tennessee hermit (Oscar win- Film Commission, said about recruiting movies (to film in [present] in the movie.” Georgia’s economic benefit ner Robert Duvall) who stages the current situation. Still, as and around Memphis), this one “I think that honestly that if I from TV and film production in his own outrageous funeral bad as it was to lose “The Blind was a gimme.” could do it over again, I would the recently concluded fiscal while still alive, didn’t generate Side” which, to add insult to Yet it wasn’t to be. Since still do it here in Atlanta,” year, said Lee Thomas of the that much heat when it was injury, got much of its financ- 2008, Georgia has offered a tax Brewer said. “Because I had an state Film, Music and Digital released last October. ing from FedEx founder (and incentive for production com- incredible experience filming Entertainment Office. But the same can’t be said of Tennessean) Fred Smith Sittler panies that spend at least here.”

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FAMILY FEATURES participating in meal time, so othing brings the family together quite like taco night. Fiesta Spaghetti Tacos Meanwhile, in 10-inch nonstick skillet, cook beef over medium-high gather the whole So why not make it extra special by putting a taco Prep Time: 25 minutes heat 5 to 7 minutes, stirring frequently, twist on some other family favorites to make an easy, Start to Finish: 25 minutes family to pitch in until thoroughly cooked; drain. Stir fun meal the whole family will love? 5 servings (2 tacos each) and make taco Whether it’s the crunch that brings them to the table, the crave- in taco season ing mix and water. able taste of tacos or the ability to make their taco, their way, it’s 5 ounces uncooked spaghetti, Heat to boiling. Reduce heat; simmer night right — and N broken in half the one dinner the whole family loves. uncovered 3 to 4 minutes or until let the fiesta begin. 1 pound lean (at least 80 percent) thickened. Stir in pasta sauce; cook  Do the kids love cheeseburgers? Try the Old El Paso ABC Taco ground beef over medium heat until hot. Stir in (Amazing Bacon Cheeseburger Taco) recipe to change things up. 1 package (1 ounce) Old El Paso 40 percent cooked spaghetti.  Need something to spice up spaghetti? Make Fiesta Spaghetti less-sodium taco seasoning mix Meanwhile, heat taco shells as Tacos, which serve up spaghetti and meat sauce in a fun fiesta 1/2 cup water directed on box. Spoon about 1/2 form. 1 1/4 cups tomato pasta sauce (any variety) cup spaghetti mixture into each taco 1 box (4.7 ounces) Old El Paso shell; top with tomato and Parmesan Amazing Bacon  Chicken nuggets, again? Spice up the flavor by adding taco Stand ’N Stuff taco shells (10 shells) cheese. toppings such as lettuce, sour cream and salsa and serving in Cheeseburger Tacos 1 medium tomato, chopped (3/4 cup), Variation: If you like corn, add 1 cup hard and soft taco shells. if desired Prep Time: 25 minutes frozen whole kernel corn with the Start to Finish: 25 minutes Visit www.OldElPaso.com for coupons and more ways to put 2 tablespoons shredded Parmesan cheese pasta sauce. Cook about 5 minutes or 6 servings (2 tacos each) some fiesta into your weeknight dinner routine. Cook spaghetti as directed on package; drain. until hot. 1 pound lean (at least 80 percent) ground beef 1 medium onion, chopped (1/2 cup) Chicken Nugget Tacos 1 package (1 ounce) Old El Paso Prep Time: 30 minutes 40 percent less-sodium taco Start to Finish: 30 minutes seasoning mix 6 servings (2 tacos each) 2/3 cup water 24 frozen breaded cooked 1/2 cup Old El Paso Cheese ’n Salsa chicken nuggets dip (from 15-ounce jar) 1/4 cup sour cream 1 box (7.4 ounce) Old El Paso 2 teaspoons Old El Paso hard and soft taco shells 40 percent less-sodium taco (6 hard corn shells and 6 soft seasoning mix (from 1-ounce flour tortillas) package) 1 1/2 cups shredded lettuce 1 to 2 tablespoons milk 1 large tomato, seeded and 1 box (7.4 ounces) Old El Paso chopped (1 cup) hard and soft taco shells 6 slices bacon, crisply cooked, (6 hard corn shells and 6 soft crumbled flour tortillas) In 10-inch nonstick skillet, cook beef and 3/4 cup shredded cheddar cheese onion over medium-high heat 5 to 7 min- (3 ounces) utes, stirring frequently, until thoroughly 1 1/2 cups shredded lettuce cooked; drain. Stir in taco season ing mix 1/2 cup Old El Paso Thick ’n and water. Reduce heat to medium; cook Chunky salsa 3 to 4 minutes, stirring frequently, until Bake chicken nuggets as directed on thickened. Stir in dip until well mixed. package. Cover to keep warm. Reduce Heat taco shells and tortillas as directed oven temperature to 325°F. Heat taco on box. shells and tortillas as directed on box. Fill heated taco shells and tortillas Meanwhile, in small bowl, mix sour with warm beef mixture, lettuce, tomato cream, taco seasoning mix and enough and bacon. milk for desired consistency. Set aside. Substitution: Can’t find the Cheese ’n Fill each taco shell and tortilla with Salsa dip? Try 4 ounces Mexican prepared 2 chicken nuggets, cheese, lettuce and cheese product, cubed, or another soft salsa. Drizzle each with sour cream cheese that melts easily. If you prefer less mixture. spice, use regular prepared cheese product.