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LaGrange Ranger dies woman gets week after aunt Today’s artist: Imer Lopez, memorable By Sherri Brown third grade, UNity Staff writer Elementary School. birthday gift On Tuesday, Sue Peney was noti- By Sherri Brown fied that her son, Spc. Jonathan Community Staff writer Peney, 22, an Army Ranger, was It was lunch in Wash- killed by enemy fire in Kandahar ington, D.C., for 2,000, The LaGrange Art Mu- province. but even in the midst of It was just days after her sister, seum schedulesf the crowd, Theresa Sandy Blankenship Takacs, died. classes for the Beatty felt special, hon- According to Steven Blanken- summer. PAGE 3 ored to be there. ship, a family spokesman for The food was good, Peney, the family is “holding too. strong” throughout an incredibly The lunch actually difficult time. started at the annual “She moved to LaGrange to take fundraising auction for care of her sister, who became very LaGrange Academy. sick. We lost her on Wednesday, Longtime supporters of then Tuesday morning were noti- Nation the school, Beatty’s fied of Jonathan’s death,” Blanken- husband, Joel, bid and ship said Friday. won a ticket to the First Sue Peney is now with her Lady’s Luncheon, an daughter-in-law Kristen Peney in annual social event Savannah. sponsored by the Con- Blankenship, a cousin of gressional Club. Jonathan Peney, remembered him “My sweet husband as a “great kid.” thought this would be a “He always had a smile on his good birthday present face. He loved getting to be with for me. I really didn’t family,” Blankenship said. know what I was get- Theresa Beatty pauses with Cecilia ‘Cissy’ Marshall, the widow of Thur- Peney died trying to protect a ting,” Theresa Beatty good Marshall, who was a Supreme Court Justice. wounded Ranger in Afghanistan. said. gigantic luncheon, but He was posthumously awarded the The Congressional we had good seats – Bronze Star Medal, Purple Heart Club was founded in about three rows back and the Meritorious Service Medal. 1908 as a nonpartisan and to the left of the None of that surprised Blanken- setting for friendships podium.” ship. A coaching legend among the spouses of Entertainment includ- “He did everything 150 percent. I conducts volleyball members of the House ed music from compos- remember when he was getting camp at Troup High. PAGE 1B and Senate. The club’s er and musician Marvin into rock climbing. He showed me largest social event is Hamlisch; Julia Mur- finger exercises he was doing in the annual First Lady’s ney, who last appeared order to climb better,” he said. Luncheon, honoring the on Broadway as Elpha- When Peney decided to enter the Weekend current first lady. The ba in “Wicked;” and Army Ranger program, he went highlight of the event is J.Mark McVey, who straight through the 61-week train- Trivia the luncheon, but a tick- most recently played ing. et includes three days the role of Jean Valjean “Most people break it up into of events. in “Les Miserable” on segments. I’ve talked to some sol- Vivian Bishop, wife of stage both in London The place setting at the First Lady’s Lunch- diers, and they tell me it’s extreme- U.S. Rep. Sanford Bish- and on Broadway. eon was designed specifically for the event. ly rare that someone goes straight op of Columbus, donat- “Marvin Hamlisch Even the tablecloths were specially made to through,” he said. wrote a song to honor Peney also was known as some- ed the ticket to the carry out the theme, ‘Illumination Celebration.’ school auction. She is a Michelle Obama, called one willing and ready to help oth- ‘Voice of a Woman’. It The fabric incorporates chandeliers from dif- ers. “When he was rock climbing, past president of the ferent White House rooms. A new tablecloth Congressional Club. was very moving,” he would go to the gym and help Before she left, Beatty Beatty said. is designed every year for the event. others on the climbing walls. Now Michelle Obama I’m getting word from other sol- went through a Secret find at the event was a have a political flavor – Service clearance. The spoke to the theme diers that in his free time he vol- “Illumination Celebra- political rally. not even a discussion. It unteered to help other soldiers with day before the lunch- tion,” encouraging In order to be as non- was to honor the first studying, conditioning, whatever,” Music eon, she flew to Wash- attendees to volunteer partisan as possible, the lady and distinguished he said. “Jonathan gave unselfishly What Georgia R&B ington with a small and make a difference Congressional Club guests and that was all,” and he proved to the end that he artist wrote ‘Respect?’ group of women. in their communities. requires that the cur- Beatty said. would go to the aid of an injured Answer on page 2 “We had dinner “She encouraged rent president of the The menu reflected a soldier.” together the first night, everyone to work for an club be from a party variety of tastes and Funeral arrangements are not then the next morning organization or one on other than that of sitting backgrounds as well. A complete, but will be held in Savan- we went to the Hilton Opinion one with a child,” Beat- president. nah. Washington where the ty said. “This is not a political main event was held,” luncheon. It did not FIRST What Beatty didn’t SEE PAGE 2 Sherri Brown can be reached at Pepper Ellis Hagebak she recalled. “It was a [email protected] or at reflects on healthy (706) 884-7311, Ext. 240. lifestyle and running with gumption. PAGE 6 ‘I see something and want to make it better’ By Becky Holland Lifestyle editor I Neighbors The colorful sign above down the street.” INDEX the door of the shop on Bull Hart, 59, seems to be Street seems out of place smiling from the inside. His Business ...... 10 among the older store Calendar . . . . . 3 eyes are bright and he is signs, yet it signifies that it enthusiastic in everything Classifieds 4B-6B does belong. Comics ...... 7C he does and says. He said A fifth-generation circuit he loves living in LaGrange. Community . . . . 3 rider, John Hart comes Crossword . . . 7C Evidence of that is in the from “mountain people” in homemade soaps and International . . . 7 Virginia, and moved to Local . . . . . 4, 8-9 lotions and sprays he LaGrange as part of his job makes and sells. Though National . . . . 7, 12 with Freudenberg-NOK, an Obituaries . . . . 2 the clothes are ordered and automobile parts manufac- were added at the urging of Opinion ...... 6 turing industry on Lukken Sports . . . 1B-3B his wife, Belinda Gail, and Industrial Parkway. his granddaughter, Belinda State ...... 5 “Funny thing is I worked TV Listings . . . . 11 Grace Hart, whom the for one company, and the store is named after, it is other lured me away, and the soaps, lotions, sprays For home delivery then they merged,” he said. and candles that Hart con- call (706) 882-5624 Belinda Grace’s opened centrates on. quietly recently with a vari- “If I see something, I ety of sizes of clothes, Printed on 100% want to make it better. I Recycled Paper classy and sassy clothes, believe I can,” he said. hence the mantra on the Hart started out making Vol 167 Issue 125 door – “sassy and classy.” candles as a hobby a few Robyn Miles/ Daily News 26 Pages There are only six of the years ago after retiring same items and Hart said, from what he called “many John Hart discusses soaps and lotions with granddaughter, Belinda Grace, in “That is all there will be. We moons” in the automotive the store that bears her name on Bull Street in LaGrange. will order six of one item industry. place, bought a kit and friends, using soy-based and once it is gone, we go “We love candles, and I started making candles,” he products, and “they turned for a different product. You started checking it out and HART said. out pretty well.” SEE PAGE 2 won’t see yourself walking one day went to the craft He made them for When his grandson, 2 - Weekend, June 5-6, 2010 Local LaGrange Daily News

Man get 18 years for robbery attempt I Obituaries A LaGrange man was unoccupied house in the sentenced to 18 years in I Public safety 100 block of Laura Drive Information for obituaries is written prison Friday after he and also tried to break into and provided by funeral homes and worth $175 from a 1986 family members of the deceased. pleaded guilty to an Ford Tempo, a radiator the house. attempted armed robbery worth $75 from a 1988 at PCA Package Store on Lincoln Town Car and a Hogansville Road. radiator worth $75 from Man charged with Alton Maurince Holston, an 1989 Lincoln Town panhandling 31, demanded money Car. A man was charged with from a store clerk on April I A cab driver said a soliciting alms outside the 2, 2009, but the clerk 1010 Mooty Bridge Road man fled without paying a Shell Mart at 505 Vernon LaGrange, GA 30240 attacked him with a ball- $12 fare in the area of St. after police found him (706) 884-8636 point pen and Holston fled Park Avenue and Elm asking patrons for gas Condolences may be expressed at: in a vehicle, said Chief Street. money and a ride. The www.shlagrange.com Assistant District Attorney I A woman said a $135 man was described as Gracie Myrtle (Mutt) Monique Kirby. Holston Motorola cell phone was homeless and did not have Brand-Flournoy fired a shot in the parking taken from the front steps a vehicle to put gasoline Gracie was born to lot, but not toward the vic- of the Smile Center at 104 in. Annie and William Brand tim. Harwell Ave. where she on June 16, 1922 in Holston, who also plead- left it while waiting to go Elmore County, AL and ed guilty to a firearms Crime Stoppers passed away at the age of in. Troup County Crime charge, had a previous for- I 87 on June 2, 2010 in Lees- A woman said some- Stoppers has approved the Theresa Beatty, center, has her picture made with gery conviction and burg, FL. one stole a carport valued following rewards: received a life sentence for She was raised and Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi, right, and Ann at $1,000 from her rental 13779, $50; 13767, $50; an armed robbery in Ala- resided in Troup County, Reeves, another member of the Columbus group property in the 200 block 13908, $100; 13760, $50; bama, but was paroled GA for most of her life. that attended the First Lady’s Luncheon. of Doctor Hammett Road. 13939, $50; 13965, $50; nearly two years ago. I She went to reside with About 14 video 13967, $150; 13977, $50; Kirby said Alabama her caring daughter and games valued at $300 and 13987, $50. authorities want to revoke son-in-law, Mamie and were stolen in a mobile Those with an approved all or part of his parole Lon Hevia in Leesburg, FL home burglary in the 2100 code may call the Crime because of the Georgia after the death of her old- block of West Point Road. Stoppers tip line at (706) charge. I est son last June. She will Items valued at $1,500 812-1000 to find out how “I’m sorry for my actions be buried at the Mountville were stolen from a car in to collect the reward. in these cases,” Holston Cemetery in her family the 3400 block of Hogans- I It is the policy of told Superior Court Judge plot."MAMA YOU ARE ville Road. LaGrange Daily News to Allen Keeble, asking for I HOME AT LAST." – one A thief stole two used print the names of people leniency because he want- journey is over and a new sinks from the yard of an charged with felonies. ed to be a good father to one begins. his three small children. She is preceded in death But the judge told him by her parents, Annie that not sticking to the HART FROM 1 Woodson and Bill Brand; negotiated plea would sub- two loving sons, David and ject him to a prison term Johnathan, started having wonders when we are George Brand; three sis- of up to 35 years. problems with his sensi- going to open a men’s ters, Eva Watts, Lucille During a dinner, Theresa Beatty, left, poses with tive skin, Hart began store,” Hart said with a Cosley and Margret Acree; researching how to make guffaw. grandson, Rex Brand- U.S. Rep. Sanford Bishop, Dr. Sandra Talley-Willis, soaps and other bath and “We just take it one step a radiologist who works at Emory Clark-Holder Clin- Guilty pleas Turnquist; and a nephew, These people were sen- body products. at a time,” Hart said, rely- Wayne Cosley. ic in LaGrange; and Vivian Bishop. teced after pleading guilty “Most of those are alco- ing on “the Lord to keep Gracie is survived by in Troup Superior Court: hol-based, so I decided to us going.” three loving children: two go the organic way, as With his soaps, lotions FIRST FROM 1 daughters, Mamie (Lon) I Javaris Antonio much as possible,” he said. and candles, Hart would Hevia and Annie (Randy) The shop holds shelves love for his customers to cheese soup with smoked the Columbus group, Thomas, 33, of Mont- Moan; one son, Maynard of Hart’s lotions, oils, try what he has or even popcorn was the first including a tour of the gomery, Ala.; five years in Brand; two adoring sisters, sprays and soaps, as well “come tell me about some- course, followed by roast- White House. prison, five years’ proba- Nora McDonald and Diane as candles. thing they want or need ed organic free-range Cor- “That’s where our tion and a $2,000 fine for Pierce; twelve beautiful “I tell people that once and I will try to see if I can nish hens, vegetables and Secret Service clearance possession with intent to grandchildren; Andrea they are through with the match it.” southern biscuits and really helped. We went distribute cocaine. (George) Shahin, Audra I candle holder, if they will He laughed, “I love a cornbread for the entree. right in,” Beatty said. “I Thyrandez Lavance Marsh, Anthony Marsh, bring it back, I will give challenge.” Hart, after his Dessert was extra sweet had so much fun and it Heard, 23, of West Point; Grady (Crystal) Miller, them another candle in its first retirement, dabbled in with two offerings - warm was such an honor to be two years in prison for Melissa and Miranda place. We try to stay the restaurant business, chocolate molten and there. If you aren’t famil- possession of a firearm by Brand, Barbara (Owen) green,” he said. and owned a local pizza spiced apple glacé with iar with that world, it’s a convicted felon. Brown, Raymond Brand, I Hart is a photographer place, before taking a few fresh berries. very different from your Amy Yarbrough, 42, of George (Monica), Dean, by passion and before more turns at finding “It was excellent,” Beat- day to day life.” West Point; three years in Alan and Jody Brand-Turn- opening the store, he had something to do that ty said. prison, seven years’ pro- quist; and a host of won- a photography studio in involved the whole family. The day after the main Sherri Brown can be bation and restitution of derful great-grandchildren; the building. Looking around the event, Beatty did more reached at sbrown $1,075 for three counts of two nephews, David and “Then my granddaugh- store, staring a photo he sightseeing with Vivian @lagrange news.com or at first-degree forgery. Doug Watts, and a niece, I ter started telling me that took himself of his grand- Bishop and others from (706) 884-7311, Ext. 240. Kenneth Lee Brown, Ellen Cosley Bright; and a 56, of LaGrange; two years she wanted to be in beauty daughter, whom the fami- number of special grand- in prison and three years’ pageants and that she ly calls, ‘BG’, Hart said, “I nieces and grandnephews; probation for possession wanted to take karate and just think if you want to do her daughter-in-law, Mary of a firearm by a convict- do this and that, and I was something, you should do Brand; and many other ed felon, possession of like ‘sure.’ So I am not it. Don’t just sit around loving relatives and cocaine and obstruction of retired,” he said with a and mope, go for your friends. an officer. laugh. “We started the dreams.” Gracie worked in the LSundayocal MondayweatTuesdayher I Willie Davis, 36, of store to be able to raise It is what Hart and his mills in LaGrange for a LaGrange; 10 years in some money to send these family are doing and great many years. After prison and five years’ pro- kids to college.” according to him, “I retiring, she began doing bation for two counts of Hart laughs a lot and wouldn’t trade it for the live-in health and home child molestation involv- has what some call a world.” I care for the elderly until ing a 9-year-old girl. Pollyanna perspective Belinda Grace’s at she was unable to do so. about life - he rarely sees 130-C Bull St. is open from She really enjoyed this Thefts, burglaries the negative in anything. 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. Tuesdays, and made many wonder- I A resident of Amber- “I am realistic, and I Thursdays and Fridays, 10 ful friends which includes wood Apartments said 14 know life is not a bed of to 2 on Wednesdays and the Scoggins, Woody's, Oxycodone and five roses, but I don’t see prob- 10 to 5 on Saturdays. Buchanan's, Humphrey's, Hydrocodone tablets were lems, I see opportunities. Langford’s and others. taken from her apartment. High 89 High 88 High 89 You just have to keep mov- Becky Holland may be Mama, even though you I A LaGrange woman ing forward,” he said. reached at bholland@ were small in stature, you and her daughter said a Low 65 Low 62 Low 61 This is something that lagrangenews.com and have left a very large hole 40% chance Mostly sunny Mostly cloudy $700 E-machine computer Hart and his family are (706) 884-7311, Ext. 229. in our hearts and lives. and $180 Verizon USB air I of rain. familiar with as they have “Neighbors” is a fea- You will be deeply and card were taken when experienced both tragedy ture of LaGrange Daily dearly missed. Thank you they left the items unat- with the loss of their News which spotlights for the memories and your tended at LaGrange Rainfall daughter at the age of 13 people who are in the sense of humor. In downtown LaGrange Memorial Library at 114 and of health issues that news, have unusual hob- Graveside funeral serv- Alford St. he and his wife have faced. bies or are otherwise inter- ices will be held 11 a.m. 24 Hrs Trace I The owner of an auto “Our grandchildren esting. To suggest a person Monday, June 7, 2010 in holding lot on Colquitt Month 0.00 have become our sole rea- who could be profiled, Mountville Cemetery. The Street said thieves got in sons for doing this. Our contact Becky Holland at family will receive friends through an unsecured Year to date 25.25 son lives down the road bholland@ lagrangenews at the funeral home from area and stole a door and we have such a good or (706) 884-7311, Ext. 4 to 6 p.m. Sunday. I LaGrange Daily News relationship with them. 229. Arrangements are by They are the Lord’s bless- Striffler-Hamby Mortuary, The LaGrange Daily News (USPS 299-320) is published Mondays through Satur- I Reader’s guide ings for us,” he said. 1010 Mooty Bridge Road, days except Thanksgiving and Christmas by Heartland Publications, LLC, with And said Hart, Belinda LaGrange, GA 30240 (706) headquarters at 105 Ashton St., LaGrange, Ga. 30240. Periodicals postage paid at Grace is exactly what he 884-8636 LaGrange, Ga. Postmaster: Send address changes to LaGrange Daily News P.O. The LaGrange Daily News needed to fill a void in his www.shlagrange.com Box 929, LaGrange, Ga. 30241 is your hometown newspaper. life left by the loss of his We work hard to give you, our daughter. readers and customers, ever- “I love them both so improving service. If you have good - Johnathan and news tips or comments you Belinda Grace, but I need- can contact our staff as follows: ed that granddaughter. Main Number 884-7311 She comes down and Classifieds 884-7314 Display Advertising8 8 4 - helps with the store, helps J.C. Turner 7315 me doing the ordering for Mr. J.C. Turner, 88, of News 884-7316 the stuff we have in here, LaGrange passed away Circulation 882-5624 sees that things are put in Friday at Florence Hand Voice Mail 882-5543 place and we’re doing Home. Fax 884-8712 right,” he said. Arrangements will be Johnathan is just as announced by Hunter- much a gem in his grand- Allen-Myhand Funeral father’s eye as well. “He is Weekend trivia Home. I To subscribe: so smart.” from page 1 Belinda Grace is I Setting it straight Think green – involved in dance, karate, Music Call Circulation or come by and also is taking acting What Georgia R&B artist 105 Ashton St. weekdays from classes, and Hart laughed, wrote “Respect?” The Daily News is committed to 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Home delivery “She wanted an agent, so “Respect” was written and reporting information fairly and rates are as follows. we got her one.” Recycle Three months $ 36.00 originally released by Stax accurately. It is our policy to cor- With the shop, “our goal Six months 72.00 recording artist, Otis Red- rect errors, omissions or mis- One year 130.00 is to develop a line for her leading statements. Corrections of products, with her own ding in 1965 and became a 1967 hit signature song for should be reported at 884-7316 fragrance that would go or via e-mail to dbaker@ la- nationwide. Johnathan R&B singer, Aretha Franklin. grangenews.com LaGrange Daily News Community Weekend, June 5-6, 2010 - 3 I In our community Good for you Events A car show will be from sary at noon. 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the New Mount Olive Mis- parking lot along Second sionary Baptist Church Saturday Avenue and U.S. 29 and holds a pastor’s anniver- Bikers on Main will be on the grounds of the West sary program at 4 p.m. downtown LaGrange Point Depot. The church will be cele- beginning with a ‘Kick brating their pastor’s Start Concert’ at 6 p.m. at Churches anniversary through the the Main Street parking month of June. Speaker is lot behind Carmike Cine- Saturday the Rev. J.L. Henderson of ma. The concert features Roe’s Chapel United New Saint John Baptist The Chris Collins Band Methodist Church holds Church in Atlanta. and Big Muddy. All of it’s pastor’s anniversary Bethlehem Baptist Main Street will be closed program at 5 p.m. The Church at 1111 East 10th Saturday for biker-themed Rev. Jerome Fannin is the St. in West Point cele- vendors. There will be guest speaker. brates its 143rd church music, children’s activities anniversary at 3 p.m. June on Lafayette Square, and Sunday 6. The Rev. Darryl Winston an exotic car and bike Mount Gilead Baptist will be the guest speaker. show. Church at 119 Cedar St. Ward’s Chapel C.M.E. will observe mens’ day at Church at 140 North St. Saturday 2:30 pm. Guest speaker hosts pastor’s appreciation Miss Troup County Jes- will be Rev. Calvin Mar- service at 3 p.m. Members of Teens 'R' Us and TRU Essence Girls Club recently hosted sica Scott, and Miss Troup shall of Antioch Baptist Mount Beulah Baptist the annual spring ball at West Ga. Technical College. This is an annual County Teen Meaghan Church. Church celebrates it’s event for youths of all age from surrounding communities and gives kids Sharp will be hosting a Ebenezer Baptist 127th anniversary at 2:30 going away party at 7 p.m. Church in Franklin hosts p.m. Michael Jackson will of all ages to showcase their dressing up. From left, front row, Kofe Mc- at the fellowship hall at the ‘pack a pew rally’ day at be the guest speaker. Farland, Jala Williams, Quantasia Swanson, Javyunna Jackson, Amya First United Methodist 2:30 p.m. with guest Sardis Baptist Church at Harris, Alyssa Woodyard, Jala Hutchinson, and Mia Sherman; second Church at 401 Broad St. in Lindsey Street celebrates LaGrange. The girls are speaker is Willie Geter of row, Kamisha Williams, Gabriel King, Camryn Davis, Jasmine McDaniel, homecoming at 2:30 p.m. preparing for their com- Shady Grove Baptist Tanaya Tucker, Cordaisha King, Zaria Askew, Kyla Adams, Jazz Bryant, Church of Newnan. and Kiana Raleigh, Miss TRU Essence; back row: Shae Hardnett, Keois- petition in the Miss Geor- gia pageants. They will Shoal Creek Baptist To submit an item, email honi Porter, Nytoya Truitt, Kevoncinoria Rhodes, Cierra Wilkerson, Raven model their clothes and Church celebrates its 69th it to bholland@lagrange Mabry, Tytianna Strozier, and Miss Teens 'R' Us, Denita Roberson. light refreshments will be homecoming at 10:30 a.m. news.com, fax it to (706) I I I I served. Mt. Zion Missionary 884-8712 or drop it by our Give details of what the recogni- Baptist Church celebrates office at 105 Ashton St. I Ition is for. Saturday its 142nd church anniver- (706) 884-7311, Ext. 229. ‘Good for you’ recognizes individ- Include full names and identifica- uals and groups for good deeds or Ition of everyone in the photo. personal achievement. To submit a Also include a name and daytime Museum photograph, send it to ‘Good for Itelephone number. Snapshot You,’ LaGrange Daily News, P.O. Do not use tape or staples, or offers Box 929, LaGrange, GA 30241 or to Iwrite on the back of the photo. Daniel Baker at dbaker@la- Photos may be retrieved at our grangenews.com, or bring it to our Ioffice after they run. classes office at 105 Ashton St. E-mailed photos must be in JPEG format and sent as attach- The LaGrange Art Museum sponsors the IHere are a few guidelines: Iments. Typed or printed submissions are Photos run on a space-available folowing classes. Deadline for registration is today. requested. basis. Call (706) 882-3267: A Contemporary Art Appreciation Class, Tues- Grandma wants to take kids on days from 6:30 p.m.-7:30 p.m. June 8- July 27 at the Center for Creative Learn- trip, mom doesn’t like that idea ing. Registration fee is The LaGrange Shufflers square danced at the $120. Adults 18 and older. Dear Annie: My hus- live in the nude at home, A Ceramic Wheel Senior Center. Anyone interested in joining the band and I have two I Annie’s Mailbox and their kids tend to be Throwing Class, Tuesdays, Shufflers should meet at the Active Life Well- daughters, ages 11 and 7. much better adjusted in June 8 - July 6 from 5:30- ness Center on Ragland St. each Tuesday at Last year, we took a family these matters than those 7 p.m. at the Center for 7:30. vacation with my mother- from “normal” families. Creative Learning. Regis- I I I in-law. Now she thinks we I suggest that you not tration fee is $75. Open to I I should do it every year. promote something that all ages. Limited to five ‘Snapshot’ features Printed or typewrit- I would like the oppor- isn’t sensible in this situa- students. photos of neighbor- ten notices are re- tunity to take a family tion. Being alarmist about A Teen Graffiti Class, hood gatherings and Iquested. vacation with only my hus- nothing helps no one. – Tuesday- Thursday June club and social events. Include full names band and children. When P.R., Hamilton, Ontario, 15- 17, from 2- 4 p.m. at Send photographs to and identification of Mom asked where we Kathy Mitchell and Canada the Center for Creative were going this year, my Marcy Sugar are long- Dear Canada: Accord- Learning. Registration is ‘Snapshot,’ LaGrange everyone in the photo, husband told her we time editors of the Ann ing to our mail, you are in $70. Youth ages 13- 18. Daily News, P.O. Box as well as a brief de- weren’t sure if we were Landers column. the minority. Most of our (706)882-3267 929, LaGrange, GA scription of what’s taking a trip. She then readers were appalled that The LaGrange Art 30241 or to Daniel Igoing on in the photo. asked if she could take our this man would expose Museum sponsors a Fami- Baker at dbaker@ la- Include a name and girls on vacation without Dear Annie: I have a himself to his young very special cat named Bill ly Super Saturday, June 19 grangenews.com, or daytime telephone us. My husband and I daughter, regardless of the from 1- 5 p.m. at the agreed it would be too dif- who talks when he wants circumstances. bring it to our office at number. something. Museum and Center for I ficult if something hap- (Quite a few wanted Creative Learning. Open 105 Ashton St. Do not use tape or pened while the girls were He has a two-word him arrested.) In a home Here are a few guide- staples, or write on the vocabulary. One word is to the public. Donations traveling, and it was best filled with practicing nud- accepted. (706)882-3267 lines: back of the photo. not to let them go. Also, I “helloooo,” for when he is ists, it is not unusual or I I being ignored, and the or art@lagrangemuse- Get in close to the Photos taken with don’t want my girls away abusive for children to see um.org. subject. Have the cell phones should not from me for more than a other word is “Mom,” for their parents naked. But in when his food dish is For an updated listing of photo fill the frame. be submitted. few days. most homes, this is not the other classes and events I I Now Mom has brought empty. case. If Mom is uncom- Informal or action Photos may be re- Have you heard of any offered this summer at the up the vacation to my 11- fortable with the situation, LaGrange Art Museum, shots are preferable to trieved at our office year-old and keeps pres- other cats that seem to she should insist her hus- those of people stand- after they run. speak? Some people react see Monday’s edition of suring my husband about band wear shorts. the LaGrange Daily News. ing in a line. it. I have no idea what he’s with disbelief when I tell telling her, but he now tells them about my cat. – Bill’s E-mail questions to Are you overwhelmed by bills? me it isn’t fair that Mom is Human Mom anniesmailbox@com- Dear Mom: If you visit Foreclosures?Reposessions? not allowed to come on cast.net, or write to Annie’s Garnishments? our vacation or take the YouTube, you can find a Mailbox, c/o Creators Syn- I have been designated a dizzying array of video DEBT RELIEF AGENCY girls on her own. dicate, 5777 W. Century by the Federal Government. Brenda Hendrix Mathis I think she should stop clips of cats and dogs Blvd., Ste. 700, Los Ange- “speaking.” Of course, a for bankruptcy under the trying to guilt my husband les, CA 90045. bankruptcy code. into supporting this. I don’t great deal of this is, shall we say, subject to inter- Bankruptcy Criminal Law mind taking the blame, Personal Injury but she’ll undoubtedly cry pretation. But loving own- and say it’s because we ers undoubtedly hear W Luther Jones those sounds as actual Attorney at Law don’t trust her. Am I over- 310 Greenville St., LaGrange reacting? Shouldn’t my words, and who are we to doubt them? 706-884-6633 husband stand up to her? 298740 Isn’t she wrong to keep pushing it? I hope she will Dear Annie: You told read this and stop asking. “Confused in Illinois” that – Want My Girls Home you are not in favor of her June 6, 1960 - Dear Want: Many husband exercising in the December 31, 2003 grandparents take the kids nude in front of his 12- year-old daughter. You let us know you for independent vacations loved us, – it provides a special There is nothing wrong with simple nudity in the in oh so many ways, experience and wonderful you made us feel home, as you also said. memories. Unless Grand- important, ma is incompetent, your But why must he wear each and everyday. shorts? America has a 11-year-old certainly is old 298776 body phobia that’s causing You were always enough to do this, and you 136 Commerce Ave., LaGrange, GA there for us, might want to rethink your an epidemic of harm. I know entire families who Mon.-Fri. 9am-6 pm • Sat. 9am-1pm • 706-884-7301 to comfort and to care, position. However, Grand- we were always in ma must respect your pri- your heart, vacy and your parental your love followed us authority. She should not everywhere. interfere with your family There are times I long vacation plans or the rules to share with you, you have for your chil- both the good and dren. As long as your hus- the bad, band gives Mom the Highest Quality Mattress thanks for all you impression that she can have done, wear you down, she will at the Lowest Price and giving all you had. keep trying. 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From the LaGrange I Memoried Glances being prepared by the Daily News, June 1935. traffic department of the city of LaGrange as that Julia Dyar, department continues to Front-page(Seventy-five storiesyears ago a retired drive for fewer accidents a columnist from the journalist, is here. Three inspections a LDN wrote a front-page active in year are required, and are commentary remember- the Troup made for a small service ing “gone but not forgot- charge by a number of ten” mental pictures from County His- approved garages and LaGrange’s past. I found torical Soci- service stations, which his observations too good ety. issue stickers for wind- to keep to myself.) shields. The second auto inspection is due during Now And Then – got a first-rate memory.) July. Remember when Broad I When bedraggled Street was unpaved and elms grew hither and yon LaGrange College the street department on the courthouse yard, Dedicates Annual To used to sprinkle it with oil there was no grass and LaGrange – The 1935 to keep down the dust? idlers loitered about in issue of the Quadrangle, (Now it could do with a old chairs and whittled? LaGrange College annu- little dust to absorb the oil (What and inspiration which drips from auto they must have been to al, is dedicated to the city crankshafts.) visitors looking for of LaGrange. The fore- I When the town’s sub- “Atmosphere”!) word reads, “We hope stantial citizens came to I When there was a that in the Quadrangle of their places of business water trough for horses 1935, the girls themselves each morning in fine on court square? (Thanks and their many activities horse-drawn buggies? to the Troup Humane will be reflected in a char- (There was a parking Society, there are now acteristic way that in problem in those days numbers of such water- these pages you will dis- too.) ing troughs placed in bet- cover the true spirit of I When the tax asses- ter locations.) LaGrange – the spirit of sors rode around town in I When a low, moss- intellectual, social and a four-passenger surrey, grown wall surrounded spiritual cooperation for Victoria, coach or what- the yard of the unremod- abundant living.” ever kind of ancient vehi- eled First Baptist Church And the dedication Editorial cartoon from June 14, 1935 in the LaGrange Daily News. cle it was? (They clung to building? (And now grass reads: “Because your the City of Elms and $75. Terms, but no trades fact that the Governor of this antique conveyance can’t even grow on the broad streets and spa- Roses.” at these low prices. Tom the state (at that time until recent years, and we lawn, to say nothing of cious homes have been Stanley, 122 Vernon St. Eugene Talmadge) has are reminded that tax moss, so large has the sources of enjoyment to Scott’s Scrapbook – In declared war upon the systems still cling in prin- Sunday school grown.) us, because your citizens 1783, toothaches were administration, and the I state Democratic Execu- ciple to forms which were And do you remem- have been lovely always treated by electricity. Two Editorials designed for conditions of ber when pessimists said and your merchants con- wires were connected Georgia’s Ten Million tive Committee has a long-past day.) LaGrange would never be siderate, and your minis- firmly to the tooth and – Georgia should be very backed him up in it. I When the LaGrange more than at one-horse ters inspirational, and connected to a charged grateful to the Roosevelt The U.S. Bureau of Roads in Washington has Fire Department an- town? because you have given Leyden jar. One shock Administration for its allotment to the state of had to disagree almost answered alarms with us your best in every way, frequently did the trick. more funds for high way continuously with horse-drawn wagons? Brake Tests Due In we would dedicate this construction and grade- Talmedge administration Advertisement – Low- (That wasn’t so long ago July – A warning that $5 issue of the Quadrangle crossing elimination than ever since it came into at that.) fines will be assessed to you, Lagrange, the priced used car specials – to nine other Southern I office, as to its policies When the bell in the against owners of auto- home of LaGrange Col- ’29 Ford Tudor – $75; ’27 states. The amount Geor- and practices in regard to courthouse clock-tower mobiles and trucks not lege, to express the Chevrolet Coupe – $35; gia is to receive is nearly road construction, and used to be the town fire displaying inspection cer- appreciation of the stu- ’28 Pontiac Coach – $95; $10 million dollars. This the affair has reached the alarm? (If you do, you’ve tificates by July 31 is dent body to the people of ’29 Chevrolet Coupe – comes in the face of the condition of a bitter feud.

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298818 298781 LaGrange Daily News State Weekend, June 5-6, 2010 - 5 I Dig est Ban on texting Execution to go forward while driving ATLANTA (AP) – A state parole board has denied clemency to Mel- targets teens bert Ford, who was con- victed of murder in 1986 ATLANTA (AP) – Put applies to any driver for the killings of his for- down the cell phone and under 18. mer girlfriend and her step away from the car. The adult law is named niece in Newton County. Georgia drivers soon for Caleb Sorohan, a Mor- That means that author- will be banned from tex- gan County college fresh- ities will move forward ting, checking e-mail or man who was killed in a with plans to put Ford to using the Internet behind head-on collision last year death by lethal injection the wheel and teens will because he was texting on Wednesday at 7 p.m. at be prohibited from using while driving. The family the Georgia Diagnostic their cell phones at all of the 18-year-old has Classification Prison in while driving, under a pair pushed state lawmakers to Jackson. of laws signed Friday by pass the texting ban since The Georgia Department Gov. Sonny Perdue. his death in December. of Corrections had sched- “We’re trying to produce Such bans are gaining uled Ford’s execution for the best common sense popularity in many states. Feb. 23, but the Board of legislation to make us Prohibitions were enacted Pardons and Paroles post- safer,” Perdue said during in Vermont, Wisconsin poned it because there was Florida Times-Union a signing ceremony at his and Michigan this year, a vacancy on the panel. downtown Atlanta office. adding to the already two The vacancy has since George Constantino, manager of the Okefenokee National Wildlife Refuge, The governor had hint- dozen states that had been filled. will retire July 2 after serving 41 years in the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service. ed that he would veto the passed the bans. Ford was sentenced to bill for adults but said he The Illinois-based death for the murders of agreed to sign it only after National Safety Council his former companion, Okefenokee refuge lawmakers promised to fix estimates that nearly 30 Martha Matich, and her problems in the legislation percent of crashes – or 1.6 niece, Lisa Chapman, dur- next year. Perdue said he million annually – are ing a grocery store rob- is concerned the current caused by drivers talking bery in Newton County. manager to retire language could pressure or texting on cell phones. district attorneys to file The push to address FOLKSTON(AP)– are his roles conserving operations for Superior vehicular homicide such dangerous driving Four ingest After a 41-year career in fish and wildlife heritage Pine in Fargo, said he will against more drivers and practices have garnered the U.S. Fish & Wildlife at 11 different duty sta- miss working with Con- would put too much of a the attention of celebrities metal cleaner Service, George Constan- tions starting in 1969 with stantino. burden on police to such as Oprah Winfrey MARIETTA (AP) –A tino is retiring. Ruby Lake National “We stay in constant enforce. and organizations like the customer and three work- The manager of the Wildlife Refuge in Nevada. contact with the refuge on Under the laws, which United Nations. Both ers at a metro Atlanta Ted’s Okefenokee National At the time, refuges were issues,” Myerson said. take effect July 1, a viola- launched campaigns to Montana Grill are recover- Wildlife Refuge since 2005 managed to protect “The reason is we’ve tion leads to a $150 fine discourage drivers from ing after they managed to said the decision to retire wildlife, and visitors were developed an atmosphere and one point on the dri- using cell phones while ingest metal cleaner July 2 was not difficult. a mere afterthought. of trust. We hope George’s ver’s license. The teen law behind the wheel. instead of salt. “It’s just the time to tran- “They treated them like replacement will mirror It happened at the sition out,” he said. “To be they were set aside like him.” chain’s 640 Johnson Ferry at the Okefenokee has sanctuaries,” he said. Charlton County Man- Propane-burning Road location. A customer been a pleasure. This has “They were not people ori- ager Steve Nance said he complained about the taste been a peach.” ented.’ had a good working rela- of some French fries and a He called the Okefeno- Unlike today, there was tionship with Constantino. cars save money worker taste tested them. kee job was among the no support for encourag- “He’ll be missed at the PENDERGRASS (AP) – propane is a higher octane It was unclear how easiest of his long career ing more visitors, he said. swamp and in the com- Converting Jackson Coun- fuel than gasoline and in employees figured out the because his predecessors “The challenge is to get munity,” Nance said. ty’s patrol cars to run on most cases improves a mix-up, but police said an resolved conflicts with sur- people outdoors, to get Constantino said the propane has gone from an patrol car’s performance, investigation concluded it rounding land owners and kids outdoors,” he said. U.S. Fish & Wildlife Serv- experiment to a big Evans said. was definitely an accident. visitors. Those problems “The manager of the ice has made hiring his money-saver, Sheriff Stan “Our officers say it gives All four people were seem to come with the ter- future will have to deal replacement among its top Evans said. them a little more pep as taken to a hospital for ritory at other refuges, he more with the public. The priorities. He expects The sheriff’s depart- far the operation of the injuries believed to be non said. people at Okefenokee many candidates for the ment started retrofitting its vehicle,” he said. life-threatening. With that distraction realized this years ago.” job. He also expects his standard patrol cruisers Propane typically costs removed, Constantino said Joe Hopkins, president replacement to be reluc- with systems that allowed about 75 cents less per gal- Man found he was able to concentrate of Toledo Manufacturing, tant to leave once he expe- them to run on propane in lon than gasoline and on operating the refuge in a family-owned timber riences the Okefenokee. late 2008. burns much cleaner,Evans with machete a way that protects wildlife company on the east side He and his wife, Flor, “We started out with said. and makes the visitor of the refuge, said the plan a SCUBA diving four cars and some rather Evans said the north ATLANTA (AP) – A experience as memorable refuge and its neighbors vacation in the Bahamas judge set bond at $24,000 skeptical employees who Georgia county’s convert- as possible. had a strained relationship after he retires. Then, he were going to be driving ed cars will save about for a man police said When he took what in the past. plans to spend about half arrived at the Fulton Coun- them,” Sheriff Stan Evans $250,000 in fuel costs this turned out to be his final “We have had some his time in Alaska, where said. “But everybody fiscal year. ty Courthouse with four job, Constantino made a managers in the past who many family members still machetes and other items seems to like them real Contractors install a 24- remarkable climate change, did not get along with land live. But he’ll return to his well now.” gallon tank in the trunk of that caused concern. literally and figuratively. owners,” he said. “Now, Charlton County home in Fulton County sheriff’s Each patrol car’s gaso- the car and connect it to a He left a challenging job we’ve had two good man- the winter and volunteer line engine remains intact component that uses heat office spokeswoman Tracy as regional chief and sen- agers in a row. I hate to at the Okefenokee. Flanagan said Reuel D. after the conversion and from the car’s engine to ior policy advisor of Alas- see him go.” “We really like this the cars switch between vaporize the liquid Channey, 27, who was ka refuges, where he Colin Myerson, director area,” he said. “We’ll look arrested Thursday, was fuel supplies when one propane and inject it into served 16 years. of forestry and real estate forward to volunteering.” tank starts to run low. The the engine cylinders. granted bond when he “It was the best job in appeared before a county the world and the worst magistrate. job in the world,” he said. Channey entered the “It kind of burned me out.” Belinda Graces courthouse Thursday after- Technically, the Oke- noon and asked a deputy fenokee job was a self- “Natural Girl” at the security checkpoint imposed demotion, but to hold his bag while he Constantino said it was a Apparel, Bath & Body went inside. good decision. 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(706) 882-0004 299490 call (706) 882-5624 299488 6 - Weekend, June 5-6, 2010 Opinion LaGrange Daily News Healthy lifestyle and running with gumption When I was in junior high school, my I did finish it though, with the teacher Near the first mile marker, just when I classmates and I had to pass the Presi- Pepper Ellis Hagebak behind me, her hands in the small of my was making plans to cut through the dent’s Physical Fitness Test. Most of my of LaGrange spends back, pushing me the last three-quarters woods, a tall fellow in a unitard blew by friends treated it as just another week in her days framing other of a mile. I couldn’t see for the last lap, me with the grace of a gazelle. I ducked P.E. class, but I tried everything I could people’s art and her and by the time I stumbled the final steps my head, embarrassed at my ungainly think of to get out of the grueling calis- nights lost in the beauty and flopped down in the grass, I could- strides. But as he passed, he turned his thenics and Olympic-type activity. of words. n’t feel my legs. I swore never to run head and smiled. I was afraid I’d found my ticket out on again. “You’re looking great! Keep it up!” he the day we threw the discus. I had to go About three weeks ago, I had reason called back to me. inside and sit with a little girl. She was admired them – or, rather, I admired their to remember that awful forced run. I It happened again and again. The other white as a sheet and holding an ice-pack long, lean muscles and their dedication found myself in a crowd of people in runners all passed me, and at one point, on her forehead. My job was to watch to aerobic activity. Turning the pages in a clingy, aerodynamic clothes and skinny, an elderly gentleman out for a bike ride her like a hawk and run for the school book as fast as I could the night before aerodynamic bodies. I’d decided to cel- stopped and offered me a lift (and don’t nurse if she started developing signs of a book report was due was just about as ebrate my new healthy lifestyle by doing think I didn’t consider it), but many of concussion. I was babbling apologies, my much exercise as I got. So, even though something I’d never been able to do them called out words of encouragement mind’s eye replaying the moment when I longed to zip up and down the road in a before. Looking down at my baggy yoga as they went by. Some of them seemed my discus, let go a full 90 degrees before sweatband and a cute little outfit, I could pants, I voiced to Hubby what I’d been impressed with my gumption. it was proper to do so, connected with barely run to the mailbox and back. saying to myself since we arrived at the The good wishes of those experienced my little friend’s face. The morning that our PE teacher blew 5K venue. runners didn’t exactly put wings on my She recovered with nothing more than her whistle and set us running around “What the *&!$ was I thinking? Look shoes, but they did help me finish the an attention-drawing bruise, the grown- and around the field outside our school, at these people! I can’t do this!” race. I thought I was going to die before ups decided that I wasn’t a danger to the I started out with the crowd. By the time I took off for the car, and got a nice it was over, but as I rounded the last general population, and the next day I I rounded the first curve though, I was warm-up jog when Hubby grabbed the curve, the crowd started cheering me on, was back outside, getting ready for the by myself. The other girls trotted along, back of my tank top, causing me to run in and the announcer called me a very spe- one activity that I knew was going to chatting and swinging their flipped hair place until I gave up and stood still. cial runner. All the pictures that a beam- leave me the only kid in the country to in coltish exhilaration. I huffed and Resigned to my fate and leaving Hubby ing Hubby snapped that morning show actually fail that stupid test. puffed, thighs burning and gorge rising. standing with the spectators, I joined the me red-faced and drenched in sweat, I was going to have to run a mile. I knew there was no way I’d ever finish runners at the starting line. The announc- wearing the biggest smile of my life. I have never been a runner. I’ve always that mile alive. er hollered “Go!” and we took off. I think I’m going to do it again. I Letters ‘Move on, Little Israel’s Dewey, I’m territory? tryin’ to sleep!’ There’s nothing like trying to get a good Dear Editor: night’s sleep when the 5-year-old sleeping America must send an next to you won’t behave. armada of ships to protect That was Little Dewey recently, as he Hawaii from a looming mili- slept between the amazing blonde and me. tary threat. Our country has I say, “slept.” I should have said “created a foolishly made the decision, ruckus.” with little forethought, to It wasn’t me, either. I just climbed into annex the island of Hawaii to bed when the time came and minded my our country. Does our govern- own business as any good, obedient, well- ment not realize that Hawaii behaved Popman will do. I did give the lit- is located on Israeli waters? tle one the famous Popman kiss (which The same for Puerto Rico, goes something like this: what are we thinking!? The smaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaccccccccck- Israeli Defense Forces has sole kkkkk), then turned over to jurisdiction over the sea. If we go to sleep. I was being continue to violate Israel’s sov- good, staying safely on my ereignty, we may be forced side as my leg and arm into a military conflict. hung off the bed precari- Or we can do what our ously. I looked like a man country has always done, that clinging to the side of a cliff. is bend over backward and But the attempt to avoid permit Israel to do whatever it trouble didn’t work. As soon wants regardless of conse- Sinking ‘climate change’ as I turned over, the Dewey- quence. Yes, that is a more man started pounding my realistic situation. Forget what S t e v e n back. When I hollered out a I said about sending the Navy. Three modern myths have expedition last year to the for help, he said, Bowen, been sold to the American C a l North Pole discovered the ice L a G r a n g e Please contact your represen- is a “You say one more word, tatives and demand that our people: the promise of a Thomas “100 percent thicker than native, now c o l u m n i s t Popman, and I’m goin’ to country relinquish Hawaii and transparent administration expected.” pinch your lips closed and lives and Puerto Rico back to Israel, its (President Obama); the with Tribune Much of this information – zip ‘em shut!” writes near rightful property. promise of a more ethical Media Serv- and more – is available at the “All I said was ‘OUCH’!” I Congress (Speaker Pelosi); useful Website www.climat- D a l l a s , Robert Sabatino ices. protested, then he beat me Texas. East Yorktown Drive, and the myth of “global edepot.com. up again for speaking out LaGrange warming,” or climate change. It is a given that America of turn. Then, in a surprise move, he turned The first two are daily prov- warmism’s loss of credibili- needs new sources of energy. to the amazing blonde, and said, ing suspect and now the third ty” in a story about hundreds Environmentalists have “Bamaw, Popman won’t leave me alone. Short and is sinking with greater force of “environmental activists inhibited efforts at explo- He keeps bothering me. I’m tryin’ to get to than melting icebergs, if they who met to ponder this ques- ration by supporting policies sleep, but I can’t.” sweet were melting, which many tion: “if the scientific consen- that have forced some And, Bamaw, who usually defends the believe they are not. sus on climate change has domestic exploration too far little one even when he’s caught with his offshore (thus increasing Dear Editor: After spending years pro- not changed, why have so arm elbow-deep in the cookie jar, said, “I chances of an ecological dis- Keeping it short is a good moting “global warming,” the many people turned away don’t know, Connor Reed, looked to me aster as is occurring in the idea. I can agree with Mr. media are beginning to turn from the idea that human like Popman was trying to mind his own Gulf of Mexico). Mike Smith on that statement. in the face of growing evi- activity is warming the plan- business.” Instead of trying to sell us I had my say – by no means dence that they have been et?” The “consensus” never “No he wasn’t,” the Dewey-man said, a dubious doctrine at an esti- meant to be a sermon – and he wrong. The London Times was a consensus. Most of us “he’s bothering me.” mated cost of $100 billion a had his. Hope you both have recently reported: “Britain’s may not have gotten an “A” in “Oh, I see,” said Bamaw, so she turned year worldwide (so far), envi- a blessed day. premier scientific institution science, but we can sense to me,: “Popman, quit bothering that boy ronmentalists would have Julia T. Dyar is being forced to review its when we are being bamboo- so we can go to sleep.” done themselves and the Broad Street, LaGrange statements on climate change zled. “I’m not …” I protested, but I stopped after a rebellion by members The German online news world more good had they short. What’s the use of arguing with a who question mankind’s con- magazine “Focus” recently chosen a different strategy, stacked jury? You don’t have a chance, Life before tribution to rising tempera- carried a story, “Warm Times such as not sending oil might as well look the judge in the face and tures.” Will Soon Be Over!” Com- money to countries that want take what’s coming to you. But that doesn’t death It gets worse, or better, menting on the “new NASA to destroy us. This would mean you can’t go ahead and do a little depending on your perspec- high temperature record,” have increased our patriotic something to make the crime fit the pun- tive. Newsweek magazine, which may be set, the maga- spirit and had the additional Dear Editor: ishment better. So I turned over toward the which more than 30 years zine blames it on El Nino. benefit of not only diversify- Sooner or later in any dis- little one and raised my arm way up and ago promoted global cooling Meteorologists, like Joe D’A- ing our energy supply, but cussion about religion, some- let it fall on the Dewey-man. and a new ice age – and more leo of The Weather Channel, also depriving our enemies of one will say, “It’s a miracle!” “Keep that arm on your side of the bed, recently has been drinking are publicly distancing them- money they use to under- Typically, the professor of the Popman,” he said, then clawed it with a the global warming Kool-Aid selves from the false doctrine write terrorism. miracle will praise the lord ferocious grip. – headlined a story, “Uncer- of global warming. D’Aleo Watch for the hardcore that she is not dead. But what “Ouch!” I said, then turned to the arm tain Science: Bickering and says, “We’ll have La Nina “global warming” cultists to about the millions of good and said, “Now, arm, I told you to stay over Defensive, Climate conditions before the sum- continue clinging to their people who just suffer and on our side of the bed. I don’t want to tell Researchers Have Lost the mer is over, and it will inten- beliefs; but also watch die? Was the miracle worker you that again.” Public’s Trust.” Newsweek sify further through the fall increasing numbers of scien- on vacation? And does the “Yep, arm,” said Little Dewey to the arm, does its best to cling to its and winter. Thus we’ll have tists and eventually politi- miracle professor ever praise “you better stay on your side of the bed or increasingly discredited doc- cooler temperatures for the cians to abandon this once the ambulance which took her I’m goin’ to claw you again.” trine, but the growing body next couple of years.” “certain” faith and to look for to the emergency room Well, you know arms. Arms, like Pop- of contrary evidence only Remember the scare ignit- other ways to control our instead of a church? mans and little boys, just don’t mind. Never adds to the public’s disbelief. ed in 2007 by supposed melt- lives. In that pursuit, the left One of the anonymous have. Never will. They’re notorious for get- In Canada, the polar bear – ing Arctic ice caps? The Star never quits. Rather than church ladies even sent me a ting in trouble and either getting thrown which has been used by glob- Canada says a new analysis acknowledge their error, they book about someone who in jail or clawed by a 5-year-old. al warming promoters to put shows that the apparent will go on to make new mis- claims to have died and now So went the night, until finally Little a cuddly face on the issue – is change was the result of takes, knowing they will has messages from the other Dewey said, in danger of not being endan- “shifting winds,” while an never be held accountable. side. These messages are for “Okay, arm, if you do this again, I’m goin’ gered any longer. CBC News sale in paperback at six bucks to have to go and tell Mama that you and reported that the polar bear’s a pop, and more than 400K Popman’s bothering me.” designation as a “species of have been sold. Is that more After a couple of more episodes he was special concern” has been LaGrange Daily News than $2 million? That kind of off to tell Mama, who was sleeping in the suspended “while the gov- non-dying is a sweet gig if you next room. Mama, of course, is my daugh- ernment reviews the polar ESTABLISHED 1842 can get it. ter Rachel, the Amazing Blonde/Part 2. bear’s status and decides But what if the church ladies EDITORIAL BOARD “What’d she say?” I said as he plopped whether to renew the classi- Lynn McLamb, Publisher are wrong? What if this really back in bed. fication or change it.” Daniel Baker, Editor is all there is? Unlike the “‘Mama said, ‘Don’t make me come in The New York Times –––––––––––––––––– Peggy Lee song, there is no Tom Curtis, Advertising Director there!’ ” recently lamented “global requirement to break out the Kevin Eckleberry, Sports Editor That scared us both – all three, I guess, Brian Moncrief, Circulation Director if you count the arm. So we called a truce booze and have a ball. Instead, Judy Phillips, Business Manager we can appreciate the life we I Writ e to us Roland Foiles II, Production Manager and postponed the fight for another day, have for what it is. We can Becky Wolf, Production Coordinator or, uh, night. Carla Jones, Classified Manager A few hours later that wild scene had realize that here and now is Send letters to the editor by what is important, and that we turned surprisingly quiet. Two brave war- mail to: LaGrange Daily News, Member of Associated Press are free to concentrate on life Georgia Press Association riors slept peacefully, side by side, the only P.O. Box 929, LaGrange, GA before death. disturbance being that the little one’s leg 30241; fax to: (706) 884-8712, or Mike Smith Printed on 100% recycled paper was draped over the bigger one’s body, and Lincoln Street, LaGrange e-mail to: dbaker@ lagrangenews. his arm was smashing down his nose. com LaGrange Daily News National, International Weekend, June 5-6, 2010 - 7 I Dig est Hiring down High schoolers suspended during May LOS ANGELES (AP) – Seven seniors at a South- WASHINGTON (AP) – Wall Street interpreted ern California high school A swell in temporary gov- the numbers as a big let- were facing disciplinary ernment hiring for the down, a sign that the action for participating in census drove almost all recovery, if not derailed, is a game called “Beat the the job market’s gains last at least stalling. The Dow Jew” in which losers were month – a huge disap- Jones industrial average subjected to “incineration” pointment to Wall Street sank from the opening or “enslavement,” a and a sign that private bell and tumbled 323.31 school administrator said employers aren’t yet con- points, its second worst Friday. fident enough in the slide of the year. The index The game involved recovery to start adding closed below 10,000 for some students playing the workers with gusto. the second time in two role of Nazis who blind- Daunted by the Euro- weeks. All the major folded and dropped off pean debt crisis and a indexes were down more other students playing falling U.S. stock market than 3 percent. Jews who must find their at home, American busi- The new employment way back to the campus, nesses added just 41,000 snapshot, released Friday said Sherry Johnstone, jobs in May, the fewest by the Labor Department, assistant superintendent since January. The gov- indicated that many pri- of personnel for Desert ernment hired 10 times as vate employers are still Sands Unified School Dis- many for the national cen- wary of bulking up their trict. sus, but those positions work forces. And it sug- Seven seniors at La will begin to disappear as gested the economic Quinta High School could summer arrives. recovery may not bring be suspended or barred MCT Direct At least on paper, the help fast enough for mil- from graduation, among 431,000 total new jobs was lions of Americans still other measures, John- Fresh shrimp stands ready to be purchased at Desporte & Son's Seafood in the biggest gain in a unemployed. stone said. Biloxi, Miss. Restaurants across the United States are participating in seafood decade. The unemploy- The slowdown isn’t fundraisers for gulf fishermen. ment rate dipped to 9.7 unusual for an economic percent from 9.9 percent, recovery. Hiring can slow Intelligence mainly because hundreds in one month, then accel- Fundraiser puts gulf of thousands of people erate the next, as was the chief chosen gave up searching for case after the 2001 reces- WASHINGTON (AP) – work and were no longer sion. But that recession President Obama intends counted. was relatively brief and to nominate the Penta- seafood on menu “On the surface, they mild. The Great Recession gon’s top intelligence offi- At Chez Panisse, the look great,” Joel Naroff, wiped out so many jobs cial, James Clapper, as the BERKELEY, Calif. (AP) pating restaurants spe- renowned Berkeley president of Naroff Eco- that it will take unusually next national intelligence – Eat a shrimp, support a cialize in seafood – it’s not restaurant founded by nomic Advisors, said of strong hiring to bring sub- director, a senior adminis- Gulf of Mexico fisherman. clear how many will be Alice Waters, Cal Peternell the numbers. “But that stantial relief. And neither tration official said Friday, That’s the thinking behind serving food from the is still thinking about what beauty was only skin- the Federal Reserve nor despite some objections the “Dine Out for the Gulf Gulf. to serve during the deep. The private sector is the Obama administration from Capitol Hill. Coast” campaign in which The point, says Galle, is fundraising event. not out there hiring like expects that to happen Obama will announce restaurants across the to support the industry The restaurant’s menu crazy.” soon. his nomination of Clap- country will be putting a and let diners know it’s changes daily and it will per, a retired Air Force little fish philanthropy on OK to eat Gulf seafood. depend on what’s avail- general, in a Rose Garden the menu. “Those guys are facing able, but possibilities Obama sees some ceremony Saturday During the event, sched- so much turmoil and such include shrimp roasted morning, said the official, uled for June 10-12, par- an uncertain future,” he whole in a wood-oven or who would speak only on ticipating restaurants will said of the region’s perhaps a classic variation progress on spill condition of anonymity be donating to the Gulf seafood industry. “If the on shrimp and grits, a ahead of the announce- Coast Oil Spill Fund. consumer turns away KENNER, La. (AP) – On his second in eight days, Southern dish, using soft ment. Restaurants that are able from consumption of Gulf his third personal trek to with national frustration polenta with fresh corn Clapper would replace to also will feature seafood seafood, it’s kind of like a the Gulf disaster, President boiling over. Obama indi- kernels and shrimp Obama said Friday he sees retired Adm. Dennis Blair, from the Gulf. final nail in the coffin.” cated he felt it, too, along sauteed with onion, pep- some progress in fighting with residents of the Gulf who resigned last month “It’s good that we estab- It’s not clear what the oil pers and celery. the enormous oil spill but and the rest of the country. after frequent clashes with lish a conversation on the spill, which began follow- Supporting local, sus- it’s “way too early to be “This has been a disas- the White House. meaning of something like ing an April 20 oil rig this,” says chef and restau- explosion that also killed tainable food producers is optimistic” about BP’s lat- ter for this region, and rateur Jose Andres, who is 11 workers, will mean for a big part of the Chez est control effort. people are understandably Elsewhere participating in the event the region’s fishing indus- Panisse ethic, says Peter- Aiming to demonstrate frightened and concerned command and personal about what the next few I Israel vowed Friday to at all his restaurants, try or for the restaurant nell, chef of the restau- engagement on day 45 of months and the next few keep an Irish aid ship including The Bazaar in industry that relies on it. rant’s upstairs cafe. the catastrophe, Obama years may hold,” Obama from breaching its block- Los Angeles and Jaleo in Commercial fishermen Waters also has a close tie criticized the British oil said after attending a brief- ade of the impoverished Washington. in the Gulf of Mexico to the area, having found- giant for spending money ing with Coast Guard Gaza Strip, appealing to The campaign was start- caught more than 1 billion ed one of her Edible on advertising and paying Adm. Thad Allen, the chief pro-Palestinian activists to ed by Jimmy Galle, pounds of seafood in 2008 Schoolyards in New dividends to shareholders federal official for the spill dock at an Israeli port and founder of Gulfish LP, a for about $659 million in Orleans. in the midst of crisis. response, and the gover- avoid another showdown small company based in revenue, according to the Peternell might be wor- “What I don’t want to nors of Louisiana, Florida at sea. Sausalito that supplies National Oceanic and ried about buying fish I Gulf seafood to restau- Atmospheric Administra- from the Gulf these days hear is when they’re and Alabama. South Korea official- spending that kind of He then headed for ly referred North Korea to rants in Northern Califor- tion. Many estimates put if he weren’t using a trust- nia. the Gulf Coast as supply- ed supplier, Galle, who is money on their sharehold- Grand Isle, La., a small the U.N. Security Council ers and spending that kind barrier island, to hear from Friday over the sinking of Galle, a native of Texas, ing one-fifth of the keeping customers said he “felt compelled to nation’s commercial fish informed about closures of money on TV advertis- the shrimpers, oyster fish- a navy ship that killed 46 ing that they’re nickeling ermen, shop keepers and sailors, taking its strong- do something. I spent my and shellfish. and sending maps show- summers on those coastal Since the spill, about ing which fishing grounds and diming fishermen or hotel workers so depend- est step ever toward mak- small businesses here in ent on a thriving Gulf. ing the communist North shores. It’s where I’m one-third of the Gulf produced the fish being from, so it’s very person- waters have been closed to sold. the Gulf who are having a Along the way, the pres- face international punish- hard time,” he said. ident’s motorcade passed ment. al.” fishing. Galle says he’s “still see- I Details of the campaign A key concern is ing beautiful product on a The president spoke a small clutch of people The young Dutchman after arriving at the New standing by the road wav- long suspected in a U.S. are still being worked out. whether fish become con- daily basis.” He hopes Some restaurants will taminated by crude oil. consumers and restau- Orleans airport for his ing a cardboard sign that teen’s Caribbean island third inspection tour, and said: “HELP US NOW!!” disappearance was deliv- donate a portion of over- Government officials say rants will continue to sup- ered to Peru on Friday to all profits; others will rigorous inspections mean port the industry beyond face charges in the mur- donate based on sales of it’s never been safer to eat the June campaign. Home of the der of a 21-year-old specific dishes or cock- Gulf seafood. “They’re all hard-work- tails. 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The Make a Child Smile Foundation honored four high-school graduates with dorm room scholarships. Each student received a laptop computer, Radney Houze and LaGrange Daily News stopped in St. Maarten, Nether- flat-panel TV, microwave oven and mini refrigerator. Ashley Jackson of lands Antilles, during a recent Caribbean cruise. Other stops on the seven- LaGrange High School accepts the items from Jerome and Regina Cofield, day trip included Tortola, British Virgin Islands, and Labadee, Haiti. and Shawn and LaToya Parks, co-founders of the foundation. Other recip- ients are Whitney Greathouse of Handley High School, Jemeisha Robin- son of Newnan High School and Je’QWuitta Stanton of Hardaway High School. The winners were chosen because of their dedication, hard work and willingness to go above and beyond to achieve academic success, Jerome Cofield said.

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Linda Mullins and Jenna Conrad, a sixth-grader at Gardner Newman Middle School, received Memorial Pritchett took the annual Gardner Newman Leadership Award. She was selected by LaGrange Daily News teachers in recognition of her citizenship and leadership skills. Newman to El Paso, Texas, won a leadership award as a sixth-grader at Hill Street School in 1933. where they participat- Members of his family presented the award at an honors day program. ed in the USBC From left are Pete Newman, Nancy Durand, Ruth Perdue, Jenna, Mrs. women’s national Gardner Newman, Ivy Jones, Chunk Newman and Jim Newman. bowling tournament. While in El Paso, they Sgt. Hubbard Morris of LaGrange judged the booths at has been promoted to staff sergeant the annual Fort Bliss in the Georgia State Defense Force. chili cook-off and ate He also graduated from the Basic dinner with the Non-commissioned Officers Course McLaughlin family at at the Georgia Public Safety Train- Cattleman’s Steak ing Center in Forsyth on May 23. House. III Morris has been a member of the ‘On the road’ features pho- Defense Force for three years. The tos of residents with a copy promotion brings a new position, that of LaGrange Daily News at of noncommissioned officer S2 with an out-of-county location. responsibilities for intelligence and Send a photograph show- security coordination for 1st Battal- ing the front page of the I ion, 5th Brigade. In civilian life, Mor- paper to ‘On the Road,’ La- Include full names and phones should not be sub- Grange Daily News, P.O. identification of everyone in mitted. I Iris is semiretired. Box 929, LaGrange, GA the photo, as well as some Photos may be retrieved ‘Good for you’ recognizes individ- 30241 or to Daniel Baker at details of where the photo at our office after they run. I uals and groups for good deeds or d b a k e r @ Iwas taken. E-mailed photos must be lagrangenews.com, or Include a name and day- personal achievement. To submit a in JPEG format and sent as bring it to our office at 105 time telephone number. photograph, send it to ‘Good for I attachments. Ashton St. Do not use tape or sta- I You,’ LaGrange Daily News, P.O. Photos run on a space- IHere are a few guidelines: ples, or write on the back of Box 929, LaGrange, GA 30241 or to Daniel Baker at dbaker@la- available basis, but usually Printed or typewritten no- Ithe photo. grangenews.com, or bring it to our office at 105 Ashton St. tices are requested. Photos taken with cell within a week of receipt.

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Johnson, Brianna Jones, A-B honor roll Bonner, Emily Brown, ley Lane, Devon Leonard, Wilson.Weber and Sydney Callaway Nayonna Keesee, Raven Joseph Andrews, Taylor Sarah Brown, Tim Brown, Kyle Merritt, Lexxus Wilson. TheseMiddle students School have Lambert, Cortney Laye, Beard, Kimberly Borders, Hayley Cauthen, Adam Mullins, Eric Mullis, Tim- been honored for the Deangelo Leak, Cadarius Hunter Buice, Tyler Cheek, Abby Edmondson, othy Neal, Ashleigh New- Leonard, Mya Leslie, Burtron, Myles Chelcy, Devin Eskew, Chase Free- ton, Uyen Nguyen, Gardner Newman fourth nine-week grading Middle School period: Javoski Leverette, Rebec- Christopher Cole, Kobie man, Colby Freeman, Raechel Pike, Devon Ross- This student has been Sixth-grade ca Lewis, Gabrielle Liran- Cook, Marquise Cut- Kendra Gholston, er, Emily Shea, honored for the fourth Principal’s list zo, Clifton Lovelace-Call- wright, Jessica Dollar,Brit- Shanteria Glanton, Breauna Simpson, nine-week grading peri- Joseph Allen, Amber away, Dre Martin, Chris tney Drakes, Dylan Driver, Javonte’ Goode, Ryan Sean’Tik Sims, Kaitlin od: Ayers, Brooklyn Bates, Maura, Ty McCann, D’An- Megan Duffey, Tashiana Hall, Hannah Hubbard, Smith, Devonte’ Swint, Sixth-grade Ashley Bishop, Jordan gelo McCauley, Toby Dunlap, Amira Eltantawy, Lacie Hudgins, Kelly Katie Warren, Josh Wed- A-B honor roll Bonner, Christopher McDaniel, Joseph Fomby, Jorvunna Hume, Adam Kazmi, Ash- dle and Austin Janay Tigner Brown, Zoey Cantrell, Savanna McMillian, Freeman, C.J. Gallatin, Dixie Cauthen, Stephen Kirstie Neal, Logan Park- Dejori Griggs, Deleetra Curtis, Jessica Drakes, er, Anthony Pena, Alexis Henry, Felicia Hernandez, Ania Gullatte, Courtney Pilgrim, Kamaria Porter, Sally Hill, Monica Jack- Hanner, Kalifa Hil, Noah Adam Pursley, Keegan son, Alexus Jones, Josh Hill, Dustin Holmes, Seba Ramsey, B.J. 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Webb, Will Williamson, Latesha Anderson, Seventh-grade Chase Wimburn, Quin- Kennedy Bartlett, Brittany Principal’s list tavious Woodyard and Beasley, Michael Bonner, Nikki Allen, Victoria Labronze Zelaya. Etarian Bowles, Deasia Andreasen, Joshua Bray, Devin Brock, Hunter Bartlett, Nick Bishop, Eighth-grade Burdette, Dakota Burke, Kenny Emerson, Courtney Principal’s list Aleyce Burston, Ryan Clay, Fox, Savanna Galloway, Audrey Barrett, Harley Laparrious Cox, Andrew Austin Garrett, Kenya Bonner, Emily Bylsma, Dean, Chaunta Dorsey, Green, Jesse Griffin, Jes- Jatia Cameron, Yewon Antineisha Elliott, Kassidy sica Gunn, Destiny John- Cho, Jaylen Colton, Grace Eubanks, Tatiyana Farrow, son, Peter Lee, Kierstyn Curstis, Parker Faulk, Tyrek Frazier, Hunter Lee, Jhon Lee, Nick Lind- Keshun Freeman, John Gaddy, Aaliyah Garrett, sey, Claudia Massey, Alex Hetzel, Kalea Johnson, Tyler Gholston, Miller, Hunter Milliman, Brice Keith, Abbie Kaison Gilbert, Antone- Reymond Morris, Darius Kennedy, Daniel Kim, sia Hardy, Jaquadrian Mutfwang, Cailla Niner, Steve Kim, Allison Shaw, Hardy, Tiffany Hewett, Jeremiah Ogletree, Michelle Shim, Crystal Sarah Holcombe, Kayla Emily Payne, Brannon Sims, Idasia Thornton and Hope, Molly Hubbard, Prather, Ashley Reed, Terri Caitlyn Williams. Savannah Hunt, Jayvian- Ann Reisinger, Jung Jin A-B honor roll na Hurston, Sarah Hyatt, Ryu, Tommy Spader, Dariene Adams, J’Lyn Emmanuel Jackson, Sven Synahia Tigner and Lind- Allen, Kristin Allen, sey Wiker. Kaylee, Bailey, Brooke Brief oil exposure not risky ATLANTA (AP) – Oil has now washed to 45 million gallons of crude oil into the up on the beaches of three gulf states. Gulf of Mexico. Oil has hit beaches in How dangerous is it? Louisiana, Mississippi and Alabama. And Not very, experts say. it lurks off the coast of the Florida Pan- People should of course stay away handle. from oil on the beach or in the water, but It helps that the spill involves a type of swallowing a little oil-tainted water or oil called medium sweet crude. It’s con- getting slimed by a tarball is not consid- sidered less hazardous than other forms ered grounds for a trip to the emergency because it contains fewer toxic sulfur room, health officials say. compounds and fewer chemicals that 301881 “Limited contact is not something that enter the air easily, according to the Cen- needs to be treated by a physician,” said ters for Disease Control and Prevention. Doc Kokol, a spokesman for the Florida Children are more sensitive to pollu- Department of Health. tion than adults, and parents should It’s been six weeks since the Deepwa- watch for rashes on their skin or dark ter Horizon rig exploded, killing 11 work- sticky spots that are hard to wash off, the ers and pouring an estimated 21 million CDC said. PUBLIC NOTICE

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Georgia-Pacific I Digest to buy Alabama Troup County Schools Superintendent Ed Smith pulp mills will address the La- Grange-Troup County MONROEVILLE, Ala. Chamber of Commerce at (AP) – Georgia-Pacific has 7:30 a.m. Tuesday at Best reached an agreement to Western Lafayette Garden acquire Alabama River Inn at 1513 Lafayette and Alabama Pine pulp Parkway. mills for an undisclosed III amount of cash from cur- rent owner Parsons & We welcome brief notices Whittemore. of new hires, personnel pro- Georgia-Pacific said the motions, awards and other deal includes a biodiesel similar business news. Sub- plant, chip mills and a mit items to Business Digest, wood yard. George Landegger, LaGrange Daily News, 105 chairman and CEO of the Ashton St., LaGrange, GA current ownership, said all Bank honors teacher 30240 or to dbaker@la- 600 employees will keep Lynn Smith, a first-grade teacher at Rosemont Ele- grangenews. com. Photos in their jobs. mentary School, accepts a $500 check from RBC JPEG format may be at- Landegger said Georgia- Bank representative Greg Mosely as a winner in the tached. Items run on a space- Pacific approached his pri- Longtime city worker retires bank’s ‘Tribute to Teachers’ program. For the last available basis, with the most Carol Smith receives a plaque from Public Safety vately held firm about the seven years, the bank has recognized educators timely getting precedence. Director Lou Dekmar as she retires after 34 years acquisition because it for their leadership in the classroom. Teachers were wants to increase its pro- There is no charge. with city of LaGrange. duction of fluff pulp, an nominated by students in their classes; Smith was absorbent filler. nominated by Tucker Lanier. There were 70 win- Georgia-Pacific operates ners chosen from more than 5,700 nominations from fluff pulp mills in New elementary and middle schools in Georgia and Augusta, Miss., and Bruns- seven other areas. The winners’ money is to be used wick, Ga. for educational supplies for the classroom. Graphic Artist Needed

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Staton, 45, A new logistics employ- training, aiming to forge worked at a desk job at ee, former trucker Dan an "industrial athlete" who home for about four years Clark, said the workouts can lift, grip, bend and and had a sedentary were his toughest physical push without flagging. lifestyle before getting challenge since Army VW formally opened its hired by VW. basic training. training academy at the $1 "That first week was Clark said he has billion plant site Friday. really rough," Staton said. dropped two sizes in his But dozens of workers "After the first week I start- pants and is about 60 hired ahead of a projected ed noticing some changes pounds (27 kilograms) production start early next in my body. I could do a lighter. year have already been flight of stairs a little more Clark said that as a building their bodies there easily. I didn't get winded trucker he often ate huge before they start building as easily." portions of country fried cars. "When the third week steak and gravy and now Jason Guess, the VW was over my uniform was is "eating a lot smaller por- plant's manager of safety, just being delivered and I tions and eating healthier." health and wellness, said noticed my pants I had He said his VW job will the fitness training is AP photo ordered when we first involve lifting, bending, unique for VW plants started working out were twisting and turning. globally. Workers at the Volkswagen plant in Chattanooga are areadly getting in shape looser," he said. "The first week I looked Volkswagen Chattano- for their jobs at the Volkswagen Academy prior to the plant’s opening early Staton said he has at her (workout instructor) oga spokesman Scott Wil- next year. dropped about 30 pounds. and told her I hated her," son said the workouts are physical challenge in a ished or are currently manufacturing environ- Staton said his assembly Clark said. "The third aimed at better product community that generally involved in the daily work- ment. The workouts also job requires "an all-over week I told her, 'I don't quality when the German has a "body mass index outs did not come from a help build camaraderie. kind of fitness thing." He hate you anymore.'" automaker starts building that is high." a mid-sized sedan at the "We are improving it," plant, which is expected Wood said, calling it train- to create about 2,000 jobs. ing for an "industrial ath- He said time in the class- lete." room, hands-on training She said exercises in the and fitness training are all two-hour daily workout "focused on getting each sessions directed by Pro- and every one of us, no gressive Health Rehabili- matter what our job is at tation Services are linked the plant, prepared to to movements they will do show up and perform at every day and include the highest level of pro- stretching, cardiovascular fessional excellence." strength, endurance, grip Since April, fitness train- and how much employees ers have had new hires can push and pull. taking part in "on-the- She said the workers go clock" workouts that fol- through a 3-week job ori- low health testing and are entation before starting individually tailored to the fitness regimen. their future production Guess said there is no jobs that include the paint weight threshold to keep a shop, body shop and job but that some workers assembly. have lost 30 pounds in In a region that is home three weeks of workouts. of Little Debbie snack Guess said the plant will cakes, MoonPies and have an onsite fitness cen- Krystal burgers, VW well- ter that can also be used ness-disability specialist by workers' families. 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From staff reports ATLANTA – The Ala- bama Crimson Tide stayed red-hot on Friday, and as a result, they’ve moved one step closer to Omaha, Neb., site of the College World Series. The Crimson Tide, with former LaGrange Gran- ger Jon Kelton once again doing his p a r t , t h u m p e d Elon 11-2 in the first game of a four-team regional at G e o r g i a Kelton Tech. Alabama, which has won eight of its past nine Kevin Eckleberry / Daily News games to improve to 38- Rita Schroeder, who won more than 700 games as the volleyball coach at Southwestern Community College in Iowa, conducted a camp 22, will play either Geor- at Troup High last week. Schroeder reached her milestone victory last season. gia Tech or Mercer today, with the winner of that game advancing to Sun- day’s championship round. The winner of the re- Winning formula gional advances to the super regional, which is one step away from Omaha. Kelton, a red-shirt soph- omore who has been a Coach knows key part of Alabama’s success this season, had a hit and an RBI Friday, and what it takes he also had a sacrifice hit. Kelton improved his By Robert Griffin batting average to .300, Sports Writer and he has hit safely in five straight tournament It’s a philosophy that has served Rita games, including four Schroeder well over the years. games in the SEC tourna- The volleyball coach calls Iowa home, and ment where Alabama fin- she’s the long-time coach of Southwestern ished second to LSU. Community College. On Friday, Josh Rut- Last year, Schroeder won her 700th match as ledge and Clay Jones the team’s head coach, making her one of the homered, and Nathan Kil- most successful coaches in the country. crease pitched seven Last week, Schroeder teamed up with one of strong innings for Ala- her former assistants, Troup head coach Jodi bama. Dowden, to put on a camp for middle-school Rain caused a 1-hour, aged players. 21-minute rain delay in Schroeder said she and Dowden share the middle of the seventh. same coaching philosophy, one that has worked Kilcrease (7-2) allowed out quite nicely for the veteran coach. three hits, one run, two “We just work great together,” Schroder said, walks and struck out five. “and we both teach the same fundamentals of Over his last 26 1-3 in- the game and believe in a lot of positive rein- nings – a span of three forcement and repetition to train kids and with starts – the right-hander is that we can start and end each others sentences 2-0 with a 1.37 ERA. at the same time. Rutledge's ninth homer, “With that it works great for camp because a three-run shot, was part we can make a difference with a lot of kids, teaching them the sport.” of a six-run fourth that Jodi Dowden,Troup High’shead volleyball coach, was an assistant under Rita Schroeder made it 8-0. Jones' 16th homer in the at Southwestern Community College in Iowa before coming to Georgia. Dowden helped sixth made it 9-0. lead last week’s volleyball camp. SEE VOLLEYBALL, PAGE 2B Kids taking over the lake

By Kevin Eckleberry Sports Editor I Now these young folks Fishing can fish. tournament, the winning The third Highland Ma- team had more than 20 rina Resort Kids Extreme pounds worth of fish, and tournament of the year is two of the young anglers on tap for today, and if brought in bass weighing past results are an indica- in excess of eight pounds. tion, there’ll be some Expect more of the heavy-duty bass making same today when dozens their way to the weigh-in station. In the most recent kids SEE FISHING, PAGE 2B

The LaGrange Warriors won a youth basketball tournament in Gulf Shores, Ala. last week. Above are team members Keegan Ramsey, Jemi Reed, Luke Elder, Braylon Sanders, Dre Martin, Kimani Barnes, Khalid Barnes, J.T.Salter, Joe Brown, coach Vacher Hammett, Ernest Pattilo, Etarian Bowles and Kaleb Chaney. Team off to fast start By Robert Griffin Hammett said. “We have a girls Sports Writer I team who have been together for Talk about opening with a bang. Basketball two years and another boys team The LaGrange Warriors 12-and- The Warriors, who were partici- that has been together for the under travel basketball team is in pating in their first tournament, same amount of time, but this 12- its first year, and they’ve already went undefeated in the event and and-under team, this was the first shown they’re going to be a team brought the trophy back to La- time that they had played together to contend with by winning a Grange. and they did a great job.” Highland Marina Resort photo Youth Basketball of America tour- “The team play really, really Jay Brode Messer and Trent Gesselman show off the nament in Gulf Shores, Ala. well,” Warriors head coach Vacher SEE BASKETBALL, PAGE 2B eight-pound bass that were caught during a youth fish- ing tournament on West Point Lake. LaGrange Daily News 2B - Weekend, June 5-6, 2010 Sports

9:30 p.m. I Scoreboard ESPN2 – World Series, game 14, teams TBD, at Oklahoma City (if necessary) Troup volleyball camp CYCLING Sports on TV 1:30 p.m. VERSUS – Philadelphia International Championship Today 3 p.m. VERSUS – Dauphine Libere, prologue, AUTO RACING at Evian-les-Bains, France (same-day tape) 10 a.m. GOLF SPEED – NASCAR, Sprint Cup, prac- 11 a.m. tice for Gillette Fusion ProGlide 500, at Long TGC – PGA Tour, The Memorial, final Pond, Pa. round, at Dublin, Ohio 11 a.m. 1:30 p.m. SPEED -- NASCAR, Sprint Cup, "Happy CBS – PGA Tour, The Memorial, final Hour Series," final practice for Gillette Fusion round, at Dublin, Ohio ProGlide 500, at Long Pond, Pa. TGC – NationwideTour,Melwood Prince 2 p.m. George's County Open, final round, at Col- SPEED – Rolex Sports Car Series, Six lege Park, Md. Hours of The Glen, start of race, at Watkins 4 p.m. Glen, N.Y. TGC – European PGA Tour, Wales 4 p.m. Open, final round, at City of Newport, Wales SPEED – ARCA, Messina Wildlife Ani- (same-day tape) mal Stopper 200, at Long Pond, Pa. (same- 7 p.m. day tape) TGC – Champions Tour,Principal Char- 5:30 p.m. ity Classic, final round, at West Des Moines, ESPN2 – NASCAR, Nationwide Series, Iowa (same-day tape) pole qualifying for FederatedAuto Parts 300, MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL at Lebanon, Tenn. (same-day tape) 1 p.m. 6 p.m. TBS – N.Y.Yankees at Toronto SPEED -- Rolex Sports Car Series, Six 2 p.m. Hours ofThe Glen, finish of race, at Watkins WGN – Chicago Cubs at Houston Glen, N.Y. 8 p.m. 8 p.m. ESPN – Milwaukee at St. Louis ESPN2 – NASCAR, Nationwide Series, MOTORSPORTS Federated Auto Parts 300, at Lebanon, 8 a.m. Tenn. SPEED – MotoGP World Champi- Avolleyball camp wrapped up at Troup High Friday.The camp was put on by Troup coach Jodi Dowden and VERSUS – IRL, Firestone 550K, at Fort onship, Italian Grand Prix, at Mugello, Italy Worth, Texas 5 p.m. Rita Schroeder, the head coach of Southwestern Community College in Iowa. 11 p.m. SPEED – MotoGP Moto2, Italian Grand ESPN2 – NHRA, qualifying for United Prix, at Mugello, Italy (same-day tape) Association Route 66 Nationals, at Joliet, Ill. 11 p.m. (same-day tape) SPEED – AMA Pro Racing, at Elkhart BOXING Lake, Wis. (same-day tape) I FISHING FROM 1B 10:15 p.m. NBA BASKETBALL HBO – Junior middleweights, Vanes 8 p.m. College baseball of young fishermen, Martirosyan (27-0-0) vs. Joe Greene (22-0- ABC –Playoffs, finals, game 2, Boston at who’ll be paired with an 0); champion Yuri Foreman (28-0-0) vs. L.A. Lakers Miguel Cotto (34-2-0), for WBA junior mid- NHL HOCKEY adult partner, take to West dleweight title, at New York 8 p.m. Point Lake. COLLEGE SOFTBALL NBC – Playoffs, finals, game 5, Philadel- Tigers Noon phia at Chicago “The kids have been ESPN2 – World Series, game 7, Mis- RUGBY catching as much as the souri-Hawaii loser vs. UCLA-Florida loser,at 4 p.m. adults,” said Mark Bia- Oklahoma City NBC – Sevens Collegiate Champi- 2:30 p.m. onship Invitational, championship game, giotti, who coordinates ESPN2 – World Series, game 8, Ari- teams TBD, at Columbus, Ohio hold on the series and will run zona-Tennessee loser vs. Georgia-Wash- TENNIS today’s tournament. “The ington loser, at Oklahoma City 9 a.m. AUBURN, Ala. (AP) – Justin Frade- 7 p.m. NBC – French Open, men's champi- fishing has been good.” jas, Dan Gamache and Casey McElroy ESPN –World Series, game 9, teams onship match, at Paris The series is one of the TBD, at Oklahoma City each homered to lead Auburn to a 9-7 Auto racing most popular on the lake, 9:30 p.m. win over Jacksonville State in the first ESPN -- World Series, game 10, teams and Biagiotti said adult TBD, at Oklahoma City round of the NCAA regional on Friday Sprint Cup lineup fishermen gladly offer GOLF night. 9 a.m. their services. Gillette Fusion ProGlide 500 The top-seeded Tigers (41-19), who TGC – European PGA Tour, Wales After Friday qualifying; race Sunday “This year, we’ve got Open, third round, at City of Newport, Wales At Pocono Raceway led the nation in home runs, scored in Justin Fradejas had two hits, including three or four guys who 12:30 p.m. Long Pond, Pa. each of the last six innings after failing a home run, to helpAuburn beat Jack- TGC – PGA Tour, The Memorial, third Lap length: 2.5 miles came out of the blue and round, at Dublin, Ohio to get a baserunner in the first three. sonville State 9-7. (Car number in parentheses) said, if kids don’t have 2:30 p.m. 1. (18) Kyle Busch, Toyota, 169.485. Austin Hubbard pitched the final two Tigers (39-21), who scored six runs in TGC – NationwideTour,Melwood Prince 2. (33) Clint Bowyer,Chevrolet, 169.138. anybody to fish with, innings for his 10th save to set up a the sixth inning. Weismann (7-2) George's County Open, third round, at Col- 3. (88) Dale Earnhardt Jr., Chevrolet, they’ll fish with them,” Bi- lege Park, Md. 169.097. matchup with Clemson tonight. The struck out six and walked one before 3 p.m. 4. (2) Kurt Busch, Dodge, 168.963. Gamecocks (32-25) will face Southern exiting after a 34-minute rain delay agiotti said. “My son CBS – PGA Tour, The Memorial, third 5. (11) Denny Hamlin, Toyota, 168.868. (Ryan) is one of them. round, at Dublin, Ohio Miss. going into the eighth. 6. (14) Tony Stewart, Chevrolet, 168.84. We’ve got him hooked up 6:30 p.m. 7. (42) Juan Pablo Montoya, Chevrolet, Todd Cunningham went 3 for 5 with I The Yellow Jack- TGC – Champions Tour,Principal Char- GEORGIA TECH: 168.805. a homer and four RBIs to lead Jack- ets cruised past Mercer 10-0 Friday in with Trey Eslinger. ity Classic, second round, at West Des 8. (9) Kasey Kahne, Ford, 168.713. “It’s getting to the point Moines, Iowa (same-day tape) 9. (39) Ryan Newman, Chevrolet, sonville State, which won the Ohio Val- the Atlanta regional to set up a win- HORSE RACING 168.669. ley Conference tournament. ner’s bracket showdown with Alabama where you have kids who Noon 10. (24) JeffGordon, Chevrolet, 168.612. have come up who started ESPN – NTRA, Belmont Stakes under- Fradejas had two hits, scored three today. 11. (12) Brad Keselowski, Dodge, 168.3. fishing these like Trey, card, at Elmont, N.Y. 12. (20) Joey Logano, Toyota, 168.24. times and drove in two runs. Georgia Tech’s Mark Pope pitched 5:30 p.m. 13. (31) Jeff Burton, Chevrolet, 168.205. In the other Auburn regional game, nine innings and gave up just five hits, and now he’s in the actual ABC – NTRA, Belmont Stakes, at El- 14. (5) Mark Martin, Chevrolet, 168.124. adult category.” mont, N.Y. 15. (17) Matt Kenseth, Ford, 168.036. Will Lamb went 3 for 3 with a home and the Jackets backed him with 16 MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL 16. (47) Marcos Ambrose, Toyota, run and two RBIs to help Clemson hits. Eslinger, a former 4 p.m. 167.973. standout in the Kids Ex- FOX – Regional coverage, Florida at cruise to a 10-2 victory over Southern Tony Plagman had a huge day with 17. (43)AJAllmendinger,Ford, 167.863. treme series, recently N.Y. Mets, Milwaukee at St. Louis, or L.A. 18. (1) Jamie McMurray, Chevrolet, Mississippi. five hits, including a pair of home runs. Angels at Seattle 167.823. Scott Weismann allowed four hits Jay Dantzler and Jacob Esch also graduated from Troup 7 p.m. 19. (77) Sam Hornish Jr., Dodge, High and is leading the WGN – Cleveland at Chicago White Sox 167.785. and one run over seven innings for the had home runs for the Jackets. MOTORSPORTS 20. (13) Max Papis, Toyota, 167.679. Highland Marina Resort 9 p.m. 21. (19) Elliott Sadler, Ford, 167.538. Team Trail standings. SPEED –AMA Pro Motocross 450, at 22. (29) Kevin Harvick, Chevrolet, Wortham, Texas (same-day tape) 167.529. In the most recent kids 10 p.m. 23. (83) Casey Mears, Toyota, 167.51. event, 9-year-old Jay SPEED – AMA Pro Racing, at Elkhart 24. (78) Regan Smith, Chevrolet, Lake, Wis. (same-day tape) Basketball legend dies Brode Messer teamed 167.476. 12 Mid. 25. (48) Jimmie Johnson, Chevrolet, with his adult partner, SPEED – AMA Pro Motocross 250, at 167.392. LOS ANGELES (AP) – “We want to thank has continued to love and Danny Kee, to win the Wortham, Texas (same-day tape) 26. (99) Carl Edwards, Ford, 167.392. John Wooden, college everyone for their love and cherish.” event with a total weight RUGBY 27. (56) Martin Truex Jr., Toyota, basketball's gentlemanly support for our father. We With his signature 4 p.m. 167.212. of 20 pounds, two ounces. NBC – Sevens Collegiate Champi- 28. (16) Greg Biffle, Ford, 167.177. Wizard of Westwood who will miss him more than rolled-up game program Trent Gesselman, 11, onship Invitational, pool play, San Diego St. 29. (00) David Reutimann, Toyota, built one of the greatest words can express," son in hand, Wooden led the vs.Tennessee;Army vs. Navy; California vs. 167.115. and Charlie Williams Dartmouth; Ohio St. vs. Penn St., at Colum- 30. (87) Joe Nemechek, Toyota, dynasties in all of sports Jim Wooden and daughter Bruins to 10 NCAA cham- were second at 18 bus, Ohio 167.047. at UCLA and became one Nancy Muehlhausen said pionships, including an pounds, eight ounces. SOCCER 31. (82) Scott Speed, Toyota, 166.982. of the most revered in a statement. unmatched streak of 8:30 a.m. 32. (55) Michael McDowell, Toyota, Messer was buoyed by ESPN2 – Men's national teams, exhibi- 166.976. coaches ever, has died. He “He has been, and al- seven in a row from 1967 a big fish weighing 8 tion, U.S. vs.Australia, at Roodepoort, South 33. (98) Paul Menard, Ford, 166.821. was 99. ways will be, the guiding to 1973. Africa 34. (66) Dave Blaney,Toyota, 166.738. pounds, 11 ounces, and TENNIS 35. (6) David Ragan, Ford, 166.098. The university said light for our family. The Over 27 years, he won Gesselman brought one in 9 a.m. 36. (46) J.J. Yeley, Dodge, 165.972. Wooden died Friday night love, guidance and support 620 games, including 88 at 8 pounds, 10 ounces. NBC – French Open, women's champi- 37. (37) David Gilliland, Ford, 165.929. of natural causes at he has given us will never straight during one his- onship match and men's doubles champi- 38. (38) Travis Kvapil, Ford, 165.865. After this week’s tour- onship match, at Paris 39. (64) Chad McCumbee, Toyota, Ronald Reagan UCLA be forgotten. Our peace of toric stretch, and coached nament, there’ll be three 165.688. Medical Center, where he mind at this time is know- many of the game's great- Today 40. (36) Geoff Bodine, Chevrolet, more on the series, in- 165.411. had been hospitalized ing that he has gone to be est players such as Bill cluding the season-ending AUTO RACING 41. (71) Bobby Labonte, Chevrolet, since May 26. with our mother, whom he Walton and Lew Alcindor. 1 p.m. 165.116. classic on Aug. 22. TNT– NASCAR, Sprint Cup, Gillette Fu- 42. (34) Kevin Conway, Ford, Owner sion ProGlide 500, at Long Pond, Pa. Points. Hammett said that the goal of the The Wolverines posted a 5-0 BASKETBALL FROM 1B 4 p.m. 43. (26) David Stremme, Ford, 165.277. organization is not just to win record in the tournament, and they ESPN2 – NHRA, United Association Failed to Qualify Route 66 Nationals, final eliminations, at 44. (09) Terry Cook, Chevrolet, 164.51. Hammett said that after the pro- games, but also to develop the kids beat the Alabama Kings 65-48 in Joliet, Ill. (same-day tape) 45. (7) Ted Musgrave, Toyota, 164.456. and help them to work well together. the championship game. AVP VOLLEYBALL gram found success with a 12-and- 2 p.m. Pro basketball under girls team and a “Our motto is to bring the kids in The Wolverines beat the Maver- ESPN2 –Huntington Beach Open, 16-and-under boys team, they de- and develop them,” Hammett said. icks 42-30 in the semifinals, and they women's championship match, at Hunting- NBA Finals “We don’t go out and recruit the also beat the Middle Georgia Wolves ton Beach, Calif. cided to have an open tryout for a 4 p.m. Thursday, June 3 new 12-and-under boys team. best kids per se. We bring them in 68-27, the Alabama Kings 56-52, and ABC – Huntington Beach Open, men's L.A. Lakers 102, Bostin 89 and we feel like we are training the Auburn Raptors 74-60. championship match, at Huntington Beach, “We have done well in the past Sunday, June 6 them, and getting them to gel to- Sam Cotton, who helped coach Calif. Boston at L.A. Lakers, 8 p.m. with those two teams, and we de- COLLEGE SOFTBALL Tuesday, June 8 cided to expand and bring in new gether and that’s what we did and the team, said the players bought 1 p.m. L.A. Lakers at Boston, 9 p.m. we won a championship.” into what the coaches were trying ESPN – World Series, game 11, teams Thursday, June 10 age groups,” Hammett said. “We TBD, at Oklahoma City I The LaGrange to teach them. L.A. Lakers at Boston, 9 p.m. had a tryout. Some of them we al- WOLVERINES: 3:30 p.m. Sunday, June 13 Wolverines 15-and-under boys’ “Wetold them run the offense, play ESPN – World Series, game 12, teams ready knew, but most of them we L.A. Lakers at Boston, 8 p.m. team rolled to the top spot in the defense, and play team ball,” Cotton TBD, at Oklahoma City Tuesday, June 15 didn’t. Most of these kids played on 7 p.m. Boston at L.A. Lakers, 9 p.m. the same team or against each YBOA LaGrange Roundball Classic said. “That’s what we did in this tour- ESPN2 – World Series, game 13, Thursday, June 17 in LaGrange. nament. They did real good.” teamsTBD, at Oklahoma City (if necessary) Boston at L.A. Lakers, 9 p.m. other in the recreation leagues.”

too. Everybody wants to hit, but she loves. cause of the simple fact that great but it's a start and hope- VOLLEYBALL FROM 1B you have to learn those other “We try to make it fun,” they are not strong enough,” fully next year they will tell skills too. I still teach that at the Schroeder said. “It needs to be Dowden said. “This is a very their friends that they had fun Dowden was an assistant collegiate level. It's the founda- fun. The kids skilled sport, and it takes a lot and they learned a lot.” coach at Southwestern for five tion.” need to have a of practice to be able to get the While coaching a good num- years, and now she’s trying to The girls had one of the best good time and fundamentals down, so it's a ber of camps every year can get help volleyball grow in Troup coaches to learn from. feel like they good thing to get the kids out arduous to some, Schroeder County. Schroeder is in her 24th sea- are getting bet- here and get them playing. said that she loves the chance to The two are together again as son as the head coach at the ter too. What we are really trying to do teach younger children because they put of the first middle school in Iowa. “If you see is breed an interest in the sport it allows here to let her “silly school volleyball camp at Troup She holds an overall record them at the here. side” out. High. of 705-372 and a winning per- start of the “The younger the kids are “I love teaching the younger Dowden and Schroeder will centage of .655. camp, and then when they learn the fundamen- kids because I have a silly side “I try to stress the basic fun- at the end, all tals, hopefully the same num- about me and I like to have put on another camp later this Schroeder month for high-school players. damentals,” Schroeder said. parents would ber become interested in the fun,” Schroeder said. “They During one drill last week, “The basics. Passing, hitting agree that there is a lot of im- sport.” will laugh will me, and my col- the girls were in two parallel serving and setting.” provement, because they do Added Schroeder: “We just lege kids are a little more seri- lines inside of the gymnasium While teaching the funda- work hard.” have to start somewhere. Vol- ous. There is a good balance working on passing drills, with mentals at times can become a While the numbers for those leyball in Iowa is very popular, between this. You can see a lot the two coaches looking on boring grind for even the most in attendance for the camp may and we have kids who are in- of the growth because a lot of closely, walking from pair to hardened player, Schroeder be small, both coaches know volved in it. I have a youth camp them haven't had the coaching. pair offering words of encour- said that she tries to make the that putting on the camp is a for fifth and sixth graders and Now you give them the infor- agement and helpful advice. camp fun, so that all of those in good start to spurn the interest we will get 40-50 kids at that mation and the tools to work Passing, Schroeder said, “is attendance will have a great of kids in the community. camp. I can probably do that with, and its just amazing what the most important part of the time, while also gaining some “Not too many kids of middle twice a year. happens. Its all about the game. Serving is way up there knowledge about the sport that school age play this sport be- “Here our numbers aren't that kids.” LaGrange Daily News Sports Weekend, June5-6, 2010 - 3B

Busch will Troup County baseball be on pole

LONG POND, Pa. (AP) – Kyle Busch will start his I 200th career Sprint Cup NASCAR race at the front of the season and his second in field. nine races at Pocono. Winner of two of the Thirteenth in points, last four races, Busch Bowyer hopes a strong turned a lap at 169.485 Pocono start will help mph Friday to win the push him up the stand- pole for Sunday’s ings, much like Earn- NASCAR race at Pocono hardt, who is 17th. Raceway and extend a Earnhardt will have his midseason hot streak that best start since winning has lifted him to second in the pole at Atlanta in the points standings. March. He hasn't finished Now the driver that fans higher than 18th over his love to hate hopes to par- last four races. lay his first pole at the 2.5 I BURTON SOFTENS mile-long Tricky Triangle Jeff Burton STANCE: into a respectable finish. jokes he gets all the His best finish at Pocono drama in his life he needs was fourth in 2005, and he from his 14-year-old hasn’t finished higher daughter, he doesn't need than 16th over the last a feud with Kyle Busch to The DJ’s Guitar Shoppe Braves won the Troup County Parks and Recreation Commission 9-10 Na- two years. add to the heartburn. tional League championship. Front from left are Zach Wylie, Wayne McKeithan, Javarious Thomas, “It would mean a lot,” So forgive the veteran Cole Freeman and Ryan Bliss. Second row are Keiondre Jones, Colby Williams, Ben Stogner, Pre- Busch said when asked driver if he’s not exactly about getting a win in his in the mood to add his ston Pelham and Walt Stewart. At back are coaches Chad Goss, Steve Pelham, Michael Stogner, milestone start. “This is a name to the growing list Isaiah Bliss, Pax Herrin and, Dustin Jones. Not pictured are Bryan Johnson and Quentaveious place I’ve struggled at ... of drivers who find them- Swanson. You can come around selves at odds with the here and it can be really, NASCAR’s resident bad really frustrating at this boy. place because it is so long, Is Burton still a little an- you can beat your head noyed at Busch for knock- against the headrest.” ing him out of contention Busch won his second at the end of last week's pole of the season, claim- race at Charlotte? Sure. ing victory at Richmond Just don’t expect Burton last month after starting to go looking for retribu- up front. tion on Sunday at Pocono. Clint Bowyer was quali- “I’m not interested in a fied second, while Dale weekly confrontation,” Earnhardt, Jr., was third. Burton said Friday. “I For Busch, it’s been don’t like yearly con- quite a six-race stretch frontations much less that has seen him rise weekly. I’m here to race from 12th in the points Pocono and go out and standings to second, win this race and I know strengthened by a third- he is too.” place finish last week to It’s what they were put him 29 behind leader doing following the final Kevin Harvick. restart Charlotte Motor In recent years, the Speedway last Sunday. June race at Pocono Both cars were running in meant the culmination of the top 10 when Busch a long weekend of racing ran out of room trying to with Busch criss-crossing squeeze underneath Bur- the country to take rides ton and ended up slicing in both the Trucks and Burton's left front tire. Nationwide series. Burton immediately The Holmes Pharmacy Red Sox won the Troup County Parks and Recreation Commission 9-10 No frequent flyer miles checked up and tumbled this time around – Busch’s through the field to a American League championship. Front from left are Jacob Foster, Jacob Hyatt, Brant Williams, only ride this weekend 25th-place finish. Pate Williams, Zach Snodgrass and Jesse Browning. Second row from left are David Sweat, Nicky will be at Pocono in his He angrily chased down Rauccio, David Oropeza, Jarred Helton, Seth Prather and Colson Blackburn. At back are coaches No. 18 Toyota for Joe Busch on pit road imme- Cole Blackburn, Perry Prather and Charles Gibbs Racing. diately following the race, Sweat. “I figure this would be a a rare public display of good, laid-back week- anger by one of end,” Busch said. NASCAR’s most re- Bowyer posted his sev- spected and levelheaded enth top 10 start of the drivers.

College Callaway Campus. I Calendar Boys and girls ages 5-8 meet 9-11 a.m. each day, BASEBALL: and the cost is $50 per The LaGrange College camper ($15 for each sib- baseball camps will be ling). Boys and girls ages held June 7-11 and June 9-14 meet 9 a.m. until 14-18. The camps will be noon, and the cost is $70 for boys and girls going per camper ($25 for each into the first grade sibling). For registration through the age of 13, and forms go to www.la- the cost for each week if grange.edu and follow the $140 and $130 for each men's soccer link or call sibling. The hours are 9 Jeff Geeter at (706) 880- a.m. until 2 p.m. For a reg- 8283. istration form, go to VOLLEYBALL: www.lagrange.edu and The LaGrange College follow the baseball link. volleyball camp will be SOFTBALL: July 19-23 for girls enter- The third Gaddy softball ing grades 9-12. The camp tournament in memory of will be in the Callaway Ed- The Cubs won the Troup County Parks and Recreation Commission 13-14-year-old championship. Hazel Freeman will be ucation Building on La- Front from left are Trevor McElhaney, Brett Harris, Mason Hendrix, Elijah Butts and Brett Turk. At held June 11-12 beginning Grange College’s at 9 a.m. The entry fee is Callaway Campus on For- back are coach Jeff Buchanan, coach Andy Buchanan, Caleb Buchanan, Chas Pardue, Dustin $125 per team, and it’s a est Ave. The cost is $75 per Vaught, coach Brian Vaught, Clayton Vaught, Logan Johnson, Gabriel Poythress, coach Robbie one-pitch tournament with camper ($35 for each ad- Morton and Matt Morton. a home-run derby on the ditional sibling). The times first day with an entry fee are 8:30 a.m. until noon. of $10. All proceeds go to For a registration form, go support the Hazel’s Hot- to www.lagrange.edu and ties softball team. Call go to the volleyball link. Youngster leads the way Tame Neese for informa- BASKETBALL: tion at (706) 302-6659. The Mike Pauley Blue DUBLIN, Ohio (AP) – Rickie round, Georgia Tech fell short on a Fowler, the new kid in golf, gave I furious rally over the last six holes CHEERLEADING: Star Basketball Camp will The LaGrange High be held July 26-29 at Mike himself a chance Friday to be the Golf roundup and dropped a 3-2 decision to Au- next kid to win on the PGA Tour. gusta State and were eliminated School cheerleaders will Daniel Recreation Center months, this is by far the best I've The 21-year-old Fowler ran off from the NCAA Division I golf sponsor a cheer clinic on The cost is $75 and the felt,” Fowler said. three straight birdies late in his Defending champion Tiger championship. June 19. It will be in the time is from 8:45 a.m. to round for a 6-under 66 to tie the 36- Woods is starting to feel a little bet- The Jaguars advanced to today’s LaGrange High gym from 11:45 a.m. The camp is for hole record at the Memorial Tour- ter, too. semifinals to face Florida State, a 4- 9 a.m. until 2 p.m. The boys and girls ages 5-14. nament and take a three-shot lead Woods was just inside the pro- 1 winner over Texas Tech. clinic is open go children Brochures will be at all the over Justin Rose into the weekend jected cut line when he started, and “To get this far is phenomenal for ages 4-12, and the cost is elementary schools front at soggy Muirfield Village. with his lackluster play on a course us and the program,” Augusta $40. Call (706) 616-2084 or offices, the recreation cen- Fowler was at 13-under 131. That that can penalize errant shots, there State’s Patrick Reed said. (706) 333-3113. ter, and Gardner Newman tied the tournament record set by was some question whether he I Georgia State has FOOTBALL: FOOTBALL: and LaGrange High. Scott Hoch in 1987. would be around for all four rounds added three more transfers to its LaGrange College head VOLLEYBALL: Youth has been all the rage on the in his final event before the U.S. fledgling football program, includ- football coach Todd Southwestern Commu- PGA Tour over the last month, with Open. ing an offensive lineman who Mooney will offer the Pan- nity College (Iowa) head Rory McIlroy winning at Quail Hol- Those questions didn’t last long. started two years at neighboring ther Position Camp June coach Rita Schroeder will low two days before his 21st birth- He birdied three of the opening five Georgia Tech. 18-19 for rising high put ona camp at Troup day, and Jason Day winning the holes, then ran off three straight Joseph Gilbert joins the Panthers school freshmen through High July 19-21 for high- Byron Nelson Championship two birdies on his front nine to offset after starting 26 games for Georgia seniors. For more informa- school players. The cost is weeks ago at age 22. the few mistakes for a 69. He was Tech at right guard. Georgia State tion, go to www.la- $125. For information, call They both turned pro three years at 3-under 141, 10 shots behind, but also announced Friday the transfer grange.edu and follow the Troup coach Jodi Dowden ago. Fowler didn't turn pro until last still playing. of Clyde Yandell, a backup offen- football link. at (706) 616-2481. summer, yet he already has lost in a “I hit more good shots today than sive tackle at Georgia Tech, and for- 7 SOCCER: playoff last fall and finished one I did yesterday, and really putted mer Auburn right end Bailey The 20th Jeff Geeter To provide information shot behind in the Phoenix Open in well,” Woods said. Woods. soccer camp will be held for the calendar, email I After trailing All three players are going into February. COLLEGE GOLF: June 21-25 at Panther [email protected] “Just being in contention the few in all five individual matches in the graduate programs and have two Field on the LaGrange or fax to (706) 884-8712. times I have over the last eight middle of Friday’s quarterfinal years of eligibility remaining. LaGrange Daily News 4B - Weekend, June 5-6, 2010

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Email [email protected] 300794 EOE 301912 C LaGrange Daily News www.lagrangenews.com Living Weekend, June 5-6, 2010 Hit the Lakeside Trail By Andrea Lovejoy Contributing editor To walkers and run- ners, it’s a great escape, a picturesque path winding through a leafy wonder- land near the shoreline of beautiful West Point Lake. To mountain bikers, it’s a favorite destination, a biking trail with technical challenges, nine miles of varied terrain and a dynamite view. To 8-year-old Jack Brown of West Point, it’s just a place to have fun with his dad. The lakeside trails in Schaefer Heard Park on West Point Lake are many things to many people, but most of all they are a story of volun- teers, determination, cooperation and perspi- ration. Three years ago, the trails were just a gleam in the eye of Ken Hacka, a LaGrange resident and president of the Troup County chapter of the Southern Off-Road Bicy- cle Association. Weed or wildflower? The Lakeside Trails at West Make that a gleam and Point Lake offer exercise in a setting of natural a dream. beauty. Hacka and other local ferent types of terrain. agreeing to use West mountain bikers felt the There are harder trails, Point as a site in the wooded, lakeside park but few with the blend of championship series. A was an ideal spot for a challenges and beauty nervous Hacka accompa- trail, but the amount of that West Point has. The nied them, and when work required was overwhelming response they gave the trails a daunting, at best. has been praise.” thumbs up, he “felt like a Mountain bike riders Jamie Saye, a 38-year- proud father.” don’t daunt easily. And old expert rider, came It made all the hours of they aren’t afraid to down from DeKalb hard, unglamorous work sweat. County on May 23 to ride worthwhile, he said. That With energy, enterprise the course in preparation volunteer labor ramped and plenty of elbow for the May 30 competi- up during the winter grease – and with the tion. He said he likes its months, when rain and essential blessing and “flow” and use of natural cold took a toll on the cooperation of the Army Robyn Miles / Daily News terrain. He was surprised trails. Corps of Engineers – the Mountain bikers Tracie Martin, front, and Daniel Leach ride the scenic Lakeside to learn that the trail is Laid off his job at the Hacka-led volunteers Trail – a 1.6 mile novice trail in Schaefer Heard Park on West Point Lake. less than 3 years old. time, Hacka “lived” on tackled the task of creat- “It has the appearance the trail, staying right on ing an interlocking series Seven miles of connecting trails offer more challenge for skilled riders, but are of a more established Mother Nature’s heels, of trails – ranging from also open to runners and walkers. trail, and it’s in a beauti- making repairs almost as easy to intermediate to from all over Georgia and of the trail, said Bill Gold- “West Point is regarded ful area,” Saye said. advanced – all hidden surrounding states,” said en of Golden’s Bicycles in as one of the better trails Race officials inspected within the woods, but corps spokesman David LaGrange, name sponsor around,” Golden said, TRAIL the trails last fall before EE PAGE convenient to the park- Barr. for the race. “because it offers all dif- S , 3C ing, picnicking, camping Continued improve- and restroom facilities of ments helped. A corps’ the park near West Point grant to Troup High Dam. School FFA enabled them Lots of people helped, to buy materials and but knowledgeable vol- build an observation unteers say Hacka made deck, bench seating and it happen. Using his own a footbridge along the instincts and skills route. Springwood learned at a West Point School in Valley, Ala., workshop put on by the held work days and International Mountain planted trees. SORBA Bike Association, Hacka members, especially plotted out trails that Hacka, have spent count- “flow with nature.” less hours improving and “I call him the Trail maintaining the trail, but Whisperer,” said Tracie emphasize that it’s still a Martin, a West Point work in progress. They mother of three and hope to add more loops enthusiastic mountain and additional directional biker. “God made this and interpretive signs. trail, but Ken found it.” Now, word is out. Over During its first two sea- Memorial Day weekend, sons, the Lakeside Trails hundreds of riders com- steadily gained populari- peted in a Georgia Cham- ty, mostly through word pionship Series mountain of mouth. Auburn and bike race on the West Columbus State Universi- Point trails. Landing the ty students discovered “Gone Riding” event, one them. Riders, walkers of a six-months-long and runners came from series of races in differ- all directions. ent Georgia locations, “The trails have defi- was a big deal and a huge Directional signs point the way for mountain bikers and hikers using the Lakeside Trails. The proximity to nitely brought people compliment to the quality West Point Lake, with facilities for camping, picnicking and water sports adds to the appeal of the trails. Enjoy the chance to get away for a while Maybe it was the way the sun- it every day, year round, and it There’s an art gallery in bald eagles that nest near the beams danced on the maple Andrea Love- would never be the same walk shades of green and brown – old lake every year. leaves, turning them a glittery joy is former twice. tree stumps, twisted and sculp- A walk along the Lakeside green as they fluttered in the late editor of the The woods change, not just tural; a massive vine, thick as a Trail sets your mind free, lets the spring breeze. LaGrange Daily with the season but with the man’s arm, snaking eerily random thoughts pour in. A Maybe it was the lichen-cov- News. time of day, the weather, the through the trees; a pine tree blend of lacy ferns and brier ered logs and moss-covered mood. bent into a perfect arch over the bushes made me think of Beau- rocks, each a perfectly-com- The views change, as vegeta- trail, as if it meant to be a gate- ty and the Beast. A baby’s paci- posed still life, a study in texture, tion grows or dies back, as you way to Mother Nature herself. fier, nestled among knobby tree shape and contrast. walk up or back, as you look I smiled at an humble thistle, roots, made me wonder if the Maybe it was the rhythmic Call me sweaty and stinking, down, out or skyward. tall and straight, crowned with parents had a tough ride home. background music of the lake, muttering about the humidity, a The sounds change. Some- glistening white “hair.” In the The absence of litter – just one rippling, rippling, rippling tiny bit breathless but a happy, times birds call and squirrels garden, it would be a pest. Along discarded aluminum can on a against the nearby shore. happy tired. chatter. Sometimes the roar of a the trail, it’s a focal point. 1.6 mile stretch – gave me hope Whatever it was, our most When the man of the house ski boat or laughter of children I grinned at a passing moun- that man and nature really can recent walk on the Lakeside and I became “walkers” a few on a nearby playground fills the tain biker as I stepped off the co-exist. Trail in Schaefer Heard Park at years ago, we set out to find the air. Sometimes the only sound is trail to let him pass. “Sorry,” he At points on the trail, you can West Point Lake was one of the best and most interesting routes the footfall of your own walking said, politely. “Enjoy the ride,” I hear boats on the lake but not best hours of a very well-spent around. I’m not good at repeti- shoes, clump, clumping along replied, not the least bit incon- see them. At other points, you spring. tion. Granger track doesn’t work the hard-packed, reddish dirt venienced. can hear cars on the park’s main Call me charmed by its char- for me. I need something to look trail. There’s heart and hope along road, but not see them either. acter, seduced by its woodsy at – maybe something to learn – There’s magic in the names the trail – a bluebird box in a The Lakeside Trail really isn’t scents, caught up in its kaleido- along the way. along the trail – wax myrtles, clearing, a thicket of blackberry far away from civilization. scopic tapestry of trees, vines, The Lakeside Trail fits the bill winged sumac, trumpet creep- bushes, an observation deck for It just feels like it. bushes, wildflowers and weeds. and then some. You could walk er. spotting osprey, those majestic Hallelujah. It feels like it. 2C - Weekend, June 5-6, 2010 Living LaGrange Daily News I Enga gements Bridal Services

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Georgia with a bachelor of science in speech language The bride-elect is the daughter of Marjorie Eyre of pathology and will begin her graduate studies there in Reston, Va. and Frank Qualiata of Springhill, Fla. She the fall. She is an alumna of Delta Delta Delta soroity. will graduate from Mercer University with a degree in The groom-elect is an Army corporal and is stationed psychology. JEWELERS in Kuwait. The wedding will be June 19 at First Presbyterian A fall wedding has been planned. in Macon. VICTORIA JEWELRY Quality Work Done on Premise Guaranteed I In our community 34 S. Lafayette Square (706) 884-0808 www.victorias-jewelry.com Events Julia.” Churches Church at 129 Adams Thursday-Sunday Road in West Point cele- Tuesday The Hydrangea Festival brates youth day at 2:30 Troup County Schools will be downtown. Events Monday-Friday p.m. Superintendent Ed Smith include a special Market Callaway Baptist will address the La- on Main, vendors on the Church hosts Lifeway’s To submit an item, GIFTS Grange-Troup County square, picnic with the Saddle Ridge Ranch vaca- email it to Chamber of Commerce LaGrange Symphony and tion bible school from 6 bholland@lagrange at 7:30 a.m. at Best West- food. 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TRAIL FROM 1C soon as damage was done. “It turned out to be a blessing in disguise,” said Hacka, who now is work- ing again. While attracting out-of- area visitors is a plus – “People have no idea how much money cycling brings to Troup County,” Golden said – local trail users think having quali- ty trails in their own back yard is even better. “West Point is the bomb. It’s way exceeded our expectations,” said Daniel Leach of West Point, a frequent rider. “Without doubt, it’s a great resource to have so close to home,” said Carter Brown, a West Point Realtor who intro- duced his son to moun- tain biking on the novice section of the lakeside trails. “I wasn’t sure he could handle it, but he didn’t miss a beat. Jack had a regular bike but saved up his money to buy a mountain bike.” Mountain bikes, also called all-terrain or off- Robyn Miles / Daily News road bikes, differ from road bikes in several Sun-dappled woods along the shore of West Point Lake provide the picturesque setting for the growingly popular Lakeside Trails, ways. Most notably, they scene of a major mountain bike race that attracted hundreds for all over Georgia last Sunday. Area walkers, runners and bikers have sturdier frames, flat feel lucky to have almost nine miles of trails ‘right in our own back yard.’ handlebars and wider, people use the trails for courteous. We’ve had no competition to use the River in West Point, will tem,” Golden said. “Peo- often knobby, tires. running or walking, he conflicts.” trails will be the fifth likely draw several hun- ple will drive for miles Brown said several said, and scout groups The next big event in annual Adventure Jam, dred participants. and miles to ride but to West Point families, have used it for hiking. Schaefer Heard Park, the which combines moun- “We are really fortu- have it in our backyard is including that of Mayor There have been no West Point Triathlon on tain biking, trekking and nate to have a trail sys- impressive.” Drew Ferguson, use the problems with bikers and June 13, won’t use the canoeing or kayaking. trail regularly, as do fami- pedestrians sharing the lakeside trails, but the That Sept. 11 event, lies from his hometown trails, Barr said. road race section begins which also uses trails of LaGrange. Even more “Everyone has been and ends there. The next along the Chattahoochee

Troup High School FFA members added this bridge, above, with resting benches and an observation Lichen grows on a limb alongside Lakeside Trail, deck overlooking West Point Lake at a point where osprey, or bald eagles, are often sighted.Volunteers where the ever-changing natural landscape offers a built the entire Lakeside Trail system, below. different experience on every ride, run or walk.

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301165 LaGrange Daily News Diversions Weekend, June 5-6, 2010 - 7C

BLONDIE Dean Young/Denis Lebrun

BEETLE BAILEY MortWalker Today’s Answers

FUNKY WINKERBEAN Tom Batiuk

HAGAR THE HORRIBLE Chris Browne

HI & LOIS Brian and Greg Walker THE LOCKHORNS William Hoest

MUTTS Patrick McDonnell

Jacquelene Bigar’s HOROSCOPE

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