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Tomorrow’s Qualifying weather New High 70 kicks off From staff reports Low 70 grad Nobody qualified Monday for Sunny two Troup County Commission seats that will be on the July 20 primary ballot. at 74 But Commission Chairman Ricky Wolfe and District 5 Com- missioner Richard English have Woman poised announced plans to seek re-elec- tion. Qualifying ends at noon Fri- Today’s artist: Makayla Robertson, to receive high day. first grade, Long Cane Candidates in nonpartisan races Elementary School. school diploma for chief magistrate and three By Trey Wood school board seats will qualify Staff writer June 28 through July 2. Nellie Posey never did Elsewhere, Republican U.S. a lot for herself. She Rep. Lynn Westmoreland of State raised four children as Sharpsburg, whose District 3 well as one of her includes Troup County, qualified Election season grandchildren, she took for re-election, while Frank kicked off Monday Bible courses to Sanders, a teacher-coach in Mid- with some political the- strengthen her knowl- land, qualified as a Democrat in edge of the book for the congressional race. ater that could scram- radio and church, and State Sen. Mitch Seabaugh of ble the Republican she got married in the Newnan, the Republican incum- race for governor. Ray sixth grade. bent, qualified for re-election from Boyd – who has Now, at the young age District 28. Also qualifying Mon- pledged $2 million of of 74, she’s about to do day were state Rep. Randy Nix of his own money to win one of the greatest LaGrange from District 69 and the governor’s man- things anyone can do – state Rep. Kip Smith of Columbus from District 129. Both are Repub- sion – was blocked by graduate high school. “I said, ‘Hey, look, I’m licans. Republican officials 74, and if the Lord tar- Republican Joshua McKoon, an from qualifying on the ries and he allows me to attorney in Columbus, qualified GOP line because he live, then I’ll be blessed,’ for the District 29 seat in the Geor- refused to sign a but I said I want to do gia Senate. He wants to succeed pledge swearing alle- something for me to say Republican Seth Harp, another giance to the state that I’d done something Columbus attorney who qualified Monday to run for state insurance party. for me,” Posey said. “I PAGE 4 never achieved nothing commissioner. for me, and so I said my health was fine, and why not?” Robyn Miles / Daily News Reservoirs State Posey had tried to go back to school other Nellie Posey is set to become a graduate of Sound Doctrine Christian times since leaving Academy next month. She was pushed to complete her high school edu- bill raises school, but it never Environmental groups cation by her daughter, Brenda Poling, standing, a teacher at the school. want lawmakers to worked. She didn’t want a GED, and her daugh- I Neighbors Posey wanted to com- spelling, though. questions pass a bill requiring ter Brenda Poling plete in her life. As a It’ll be a big day for that more factors be pushed her to go back “I was so blessed. I’ve longtime friend, he’s Posey May 18 when she ATLANTA (AP) – A bill being considered before to school. been knowing the prin- helped her through walks down the aisle of considered by the legislature that transferring water from Posey was born in cipal of the school many other areas of her First Baptist Church on would allow private reservoir life. the Square alongside one river system to 1935, and going to before he ever got mar- developers to bypass local author- “It’s an honor that the rest of her graduat- another. school then wasn’t ried,” she said. “He was ities would benefit a client of the PAGE 4 stressed as much to preaching on the radio.” someone would think ing class. She may be a sponsoring senator’s business children as it is for Posey put a letter in that highly of you,” she little older than them, partner. today’s students. the mail for him, and he said of the soon-to-be but that’s OK with her. The bill sponsored by Sen. Chip Nation “We didn’t get to go to was at her door the next graduate. “She’s a won- “I don’t mind telling. Pearson, R-Dawsonville, would let school much back day. derful woman.” I’m blessed,” she said. developers build reservoirs with then,” she said. “I hate “Now, he calls me his Posey has been state approval without having to attending the school off Trey Wood can be Four U.S. senators to say we were poor. We mama,” she said. set up a partnership with local and on for about three reached at twood @ want Facebook to had plenty to eat and all “We’ve been friends governments or water authorities. ever since, and he’s years. lagrangenews. com or make it easier for its that stuff, but we just Current law says private com- didn’t have the stuff to always, always, always Poling, who works at (706) 884-7311, Ext. 228. panies can build reservoirs if they more than 400 million been there for me.” Sound Doctrine, was get to school and every- I partner with local governments or users to protect their thing. It wasn’t like it is The two have taken her mother’s teacher at “Neighbors” is a authorities. privacy as the website now.” well to each other. She the school, working feature of LaGrange Republic Resources of Atlanta, Daily News which spot- develops new outlets It wasn’t until meeting calls him son, and he alongside her through a client of Pearson’s business part- tough subjects like psy- lights people who are in to share personal in- Ernest Parham, director calls her mama. ner, Craig Lesser, abandoned talks chology, Posey’s most the news, have unusual of Sound Doctrine “Over the years I’ve with a water authority in Pearson’s formation. hated subject. hobbies or are otherwise PAGE 5 Christian Academy on been there for her, and district and set out to develop a “Psychology, I cannot interesting. To suggest a Broome Street, and she just adopted me as $650 million reservoir in Dawson deal with it,” Posey said. person who could be becoming friends with her son,” Parham said. County in north Georgia. “When I got to the last profiled, contact Becky him that Posey knew “She’s an excellent Pearson said his consulting busi- question, I said, ‘Oh, Holland at bholland@ Sound Doctrine was lady.” ness, Pendleton Consulting, has thank you, Lord.’ ” lagrangenews or (706) where she would grad- Parham agreed the nothing to do with the project. He She loves math and 884-7311, Ext. 229. Opinion uate. diploma was something said the company involved was a client of Lesser’s before he was Lifestyle editor Becky involved with Pendleton. Holland says she’s a The bill has been approved by world record holder ... College, symphony to form new chorus the Senate and is before a House of a dubious nature. committee. It would authorize the PAGE 6 From staff reports level of professional performanc- creation of a symphonic-level choir state Department of Natural LaGrange College is partnering es,” said Patricio Cobos, music will make these performances pos- Resources to put out or receive with the LaGrange Symphony director and conductor for the sible.” unsolicited bids for private reser- Orchestra to form the LaGrange symphony. “The orchestra is ready The new group will be led by voirs. The state’s role would be to Symphony Chorus. to program important choral Deborah Ogle, director of choral secure federal approval. “The LaGrange Symphony has works from the standard reper- activities at the college. Developers could use state INDEX made incredible progress in the toire such as Brahms’ ‘Requiem’, last 10 years, reaching an enviable Mendelssohn’s ‘Elijah’, etc. The CHORUS RESERVOIR Calendar . . . . . 3 SEE , PAGE 2 SEE , PAGE 2 Classifieds . 11-12 Comics ...... 7 Community . . . 3 Protesters Crossword . . . . 7 Pro am aids International . . . 5 gather near Local ...... 2 First Tee National ...... 5 Obituaries . . . . 2 program newspaper Opinion ...... 6 Daniel Burns, a Sports . . . . . 9-10 LaGrange native who By Sherri Brown State ...... 4 plays on the Hooters Staff writer TV Listings . . . . . 4 Tour, warms up at High- About 20 people protested land Country Club LaGrange Daily News on Monday afternoon. before Monday’s sixth Members of the LaGrange Patri- annual First Tee of ots and the Harris County Tea For home delivery, Troup County Pro Am, Party spent about three hours call (706) 882-5624 which raises nearly half across the street from the news- of the First Tee’s paper office protesting a national- Printed on 100% $85,000 annual budg- ly syndicated political cartoon that recycled paper et. Looking on are appeared on the paper’s opinion Vol 167 Issue 95 page. The cartoon depicted Tea Champions Tour play- Party members unfavorably. 12 Pages ers Allen Doyle, left, of Robyn Miles / Daily News Kathy Ropte of Hamilton organ- LaGrange and Mike ized the protest. Goodes. The winning “I found the cartoon and its pres- team in the four-person scramble was comprised of Bob Gray, Mike Thackaberry, Andy Thack- ence in a small community news- aberry and Dwayne Greer. Ned Edge was honored for outstanding contributions to the First Tee paper to be inflammatory and as program, which teaches golf and life skills to young people. PROTEST SEE , PAGE 2 2 - Tuesday, April 27, 2010 Local LaGrange Daily News

PROTEST FROM 1 I Obituaries an instigation for violence Information for obituaries is written and provided by funeral homes and family in our community,” Ropte members of the deceased. wrote in a written state- ment handed out at the Lakes-Dunson protest. “I am appalled at Lakes- Robertson the distaste and lack of Dunson- Funeral Home Robertson 201 Hamilton Street sensitivity for such a car- LaGrange, Georgia 30240 toon, especially in our 706 882-6411 newspapers attempt to Laura Allen connect it with the Tea Mrs. Laura "Dump" Party people. I have Allen of 740 Glenn Robert- throughout my life been son Drive passed away horrified at such despica- Monday at Hospice La- ble acts as eluded to in this Grange. politically motivated car- The family will be at toon. The Tea Party Amer- their home and at the icans are above this sort of Chiquita B. Green home of daughter and character.” son-in-law, Martha "Mott" Elaine Mallory of Chiquita B. Green, 80, of Kathleen, Ga. passed away and Leroy Dowell at 743 LaGrange protested Mon- Matthews Street. day alongside Ropte. on Sunday, April 25, 2009. Funeral services will be Arrangements will be “I don’t like being de- Robyn Miles / Daily News announced by the Lakes- picted as a racist, because held at 2:00 PM Thursday in the chapel of Heritage Dunson-Robertson Funer- I’m not,” Mallory said. “It Holding placards, a group of protesters gather on South Greenwood Street al Home. was truly offensive to be Memorial Funeral Home on Monday afternoon to signal their displeasure at an editorial cartoon in with burial in Parkway compared to the KKK.” LaGrange Daily News. Hilda Railey, co-founder Memorial Gardens. Visita- of the LaGrange Patriots, not racist. We’re fighting “I want them to have the paper office through tion will be from 6 until 8 also was at the protest. for the America we have same rights and privileges Wednesday. PM Wednesday at the “We’ve been the silent known,” she said. we’ve had for all these Sherri Brown can be funeral home. The Rev. majority for too long. We Railey said she chose to years,” she said. reached at sbrown@ Doug Boss will officiate. have a right to speak out. stand on the roadside for Ropte has a city permit lagrangenews.com or Mrs. Green was born in We’re not violent. We’re her grandchildren. to protest near the news- (706) 884-7311, Ext. 240. Aragon, GA. She was the Helen Shehane daughter of the late Mrs. Helen Shehane, 76, Dewey H. Wright and formerly of LaGrange, Shooting victim faces drug charges Addie (Bell) Wright. She passed away this morning was also preceded in in Panama City Beach, FL. A man who was shot in I Public safety vehicles and campsite at her back door and cut the death by her husband, Arrangements are in- the arm during an Ringer Access of New screen, but nothing James R. Green and a complete, and will be attempted robbery has mother then took him to Franklin Road. appeared to be missing. daughter, Connie Cooper. announced by Hunter- been charged with posses- West Georgia Medical Charged were Eric Alan I The American Legion Mrs. Green was a former Allen-Myhand Funeral sion of marijuana with Center for treatment. Fulghum 26, of Lanett, golf course in Hogansville employee with Milliken Home. intent to distribute along Detectives questioned Ala., Daphne Lynn Daniel, reported damage totaling Mills in LaGrange and a with a relative. Porter about an aggravat- 33, of Valley, Ala., and $440.83 to two golf carts. member of the Bonaire Melissa Dawn Butler Police said Joshua ed assault incident and Robert Eugene Segrest, I A Diamond Diesel United Methodist Church. Melissa Dawn Butler, 44, Porter, 19, of South Page marijuana found at the 37, of New Franklin Road. baseball bag containing One of her past enjoy- of Prospect Church Rd. Street and Dexter Porter, residence. Dexter Porter All three allegedly ran various gloves, helmets ments was when she sang died Sunday in Treutlen 28, of McGregor Street then allegedly asked to from officers, but Fulghum and bats was stolen from with the Heavenly Echos County. took possession of a large contact police to take pos- and Daniel were appre- the garage of a residence Gospel Quartet. She was a Services will be held amount of marijuana session of the marijuana. hended. Segrest was still in the 800 block of Piney loving wife, mother, grand- today at 7:00PM in the found throughout the Both were charged with at large. Woods Drive. The bag and mother and great-grand- Chapel of Reece Funeral house Sunday. possession of marijuana Segrest also was contents were valued at mother. Home. Burial will be in Officers said Joshua with an intent to distribute. charged with giving false $767. Survivors include her Lebanon Cemetery in Porter was inside his resi- name, escape and motor I Two vehicles parked daughter, Teresa (James) Troup County on Wednes- dence in the 200 block of vehicle theft, Fulghum outside the Carmike Middleton of Kathleen, day, April 28th at 2:00PM. South Page Street when Arrests with obstruction of an offi- LaGrange 10 at 201 Main Ga.; step daughters Nancy Rev. Gary Walker will offi- two men came in and Troup County sheriff’s cer, and Daniel with St. were broken into, and (Marshall) Lewis of ciate. demanded money. A fight deputies Monday charged obstruction and escape. a purse containing jewel- Lawrenceville, GA, Linda Ms. Butler was born in ensued, and he was shot in three people with manu- ry and various identifica- (BL) Abernathy of Rock- Troup County July 18, the upper right arm. His facturing methampheta- tions was taken from one mart, GA, grandchildren 1965. She was a waitress mine after a search of their Thefts, burglaries I A resident of the 100 of the vehicles. The purse Tammy (Shay) Little, at Angie’s Café and block of Jackson Road and its contents were val- David James, Ashley attended the Jeffersonville near West Point reported ued at $179. Cooper, Michael Cooper, Church of God. She was I School gears up for play the theft of barbed wire Two purses contain- Angela (Richard) Rudd, preceded in death by her and a metal fence post val- ing various identifications Mark, Robin, Jason, Bar- son, Zackary Ryan Harlan, ued at $2,818 from an old were taken from vehicles bara Ellen, Sharon, Janie, and her children’s father well house next to the in the Walmart parking lot Lee and great-grandchil- Matthew Harlan. road. at 803 New Franklin Road. dren Ethan, Sarah, Lacy, Survivors include her I Undisclosed items The items were valued at Joshua, Devon, Maisy, daughters, Mary Jane Har- were stolen from a barn $111. Sam and her son-in-law lan, Autumn Harlan and on hunting land at 900 Wayne Cooper. Summer Long; parents, I McCosh Mill Road. It is the policy of Heritage Memorial Mary Lou and Michael A resident of the 300 LaGrange Daily News to Funeral Home and Cre- Parsons; fiancé, Roy block of Pine Hill Road print the names of people matory is in charge of Thompson; sisters and said someone pried open charged with felonies. arrangements. brother, Waynna (Steve) Tucker, Angie (Thomas) Barefoot, Bubba (Nickie) perform with the chorus, “Working together to Butler, and Christy Par- CHORUS FROM 1 Ogle said. make music is central to sons; grandchildren, Cami “They will rehearse our mission. The “We would like to and Diamond Long, and together with the college LaGrange Symphony include some of the great Isabella Butler; and sev- singers once a week for Chorus represents a new Matt Duraski, as Cyrano, confronts Jonny Mar- opera choruses of Wagner, eral nieces and nephews two hours during the fall partnership that will Bizet or Verdi,” Ogle said. who loved her dearly. shall, playing the part of Christian, after he and spring semesters. The enable us to present to our “We’d also seek to perform The family will receive offends him by speaking of his ‘nose.’ Lafayette present plan is for the cho- community important major choral works of liv- friends from 5 to 7 today Christian School will present ‘Cyrano De Berg- rus to perform at least symphonic choral master- ing composers.” before the service. twice a year during the works.” erac’ at 7 p.m. Friday and Saturday at the school “A college ensemble will Visit www.reecefuneral- orchestra’s regular concert I For more information, auditorium. Tickets are $7 for adults and $5 for be the core of the chorus,” homeinc.com to sign the season.” call Ogle at (706) 880-8188 students. she said. “Our primary online registry. Annual auditions will be or Ann Sellman at (706) purpose is to provide Reece Funeral Home in in early August for all 880-8351, e-mail dogle@ opportunities for selected Jeffersonville has charge singers. Audition require- lagrange.edu or visit Fire destroys county library students to learn and per- of arrangements. JEFFERSONVILLE (AP) 4 a.m. Sunday. Fire chief form masterworks of ments include a classical www.lagrangesympho- – Investigators from the Morgan Slay said there orchestral choral music. solo, aria or art song in ny.org state insurance commis- was no one at the fire- The chorus will enhance any language; major, sioner’s office were trying house that night. He said the academic program of minor and chromatic to determine the cause of the department is an all- the music department and scales; sight-reading, tonal a fire that destroyed the volunteer unit and that by provide academic course memory and a short theo- Twiggs County Library, the time he received a call, credit for student partici- ry test. An accompanist Local weather along with more than the fire had been burning pants.” will be provided for the Thursday Friday Saturday 15,000 books and histori- for about half an hour. David Garrison, vice auditions. cal documents. The Middle Georgia president for academic “The symphony will Sammy Stokes, director Regional Library System affairs, said: “This oppor- continue to maintain ties of the County Emergency said opening a temporary tunity for LaGrange Col- with area choral groups, Management Agency, said facility is one of the lege students to sing with including inviting them to the fire broke out just after options being considered. the orchestra goes a long perform in certain con- way to widen and deepen certs,” said Cobos. “The their understanding of LaGrange Symphony LaGrange Daily News choral music while also Chorus plans to perform providing them with a in LaGrange only with the I Reader’s guide: wonderful forum in which orchestra.” to share their own devel- “The LSO has a long his- tory of partnering with High 79 High 80 High 82 The LaGrange Daily News is your hometown newspaper. We oping talent with the com- various area community are working hard to improve service to you, our readers and munity.” Low 48 Low 60 Low 60 customers. We welcome your ideas at (706) 884-7311, Fax: Trained community and choruses and hopes to 884-8712, Voice mail: 882-5543. continue these associa- Sunny Mostly sunny Partly sunny MISSED DELIVERY ADVERTISING regional singers, selected by audition, will be able to tions.” Report delivery problems to cir- For information about classified culation department at (706) ads (want ads), call (706) 884- 882-5624: 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. 7314. For more information Rainfall Extremes Monday through Friday and 8 to about retail ads, call (706) 884- In downtown LaGrange Yesterday at LaGrange- RESERVOIR FROM 1 Republic, said he has met 10 a.m. Saturday and Sunday. 7315. Callaway Airport TO SUBSCRIBE NEWS AND SPORTS with Pearson several times 24 Hrs Trace funds to develop private to update him on the reser- High 68 Our home delivery subscription We welcome your news tips, reservoirs. The money voir project, but only Month 3.1 rates, when paid directly through story ideas and other feedback would have to be paid because he is a prominent our office, including all applicable on the content of the paper. Call Year to date 22.67 Low 51 taxes, are listed below. (706) 882-3816. back. official in Dawson County. 12 Weeks $ 36.00 BUSINESS OFFICE HOURS Local water authorities “I had absolutely no con- 26 Weeks 72.00 We are open from 8 a.m. to 5 would be informed and versations about his leg- 52 Weeks 130.00 West Point Lake Levels p.m. weekdays. Our main num- allowed to provide input. islative efforts whatsoev- 7 a.m. yesterday 24-hr. change DIRECT OFFICE BILLING ber is (706) 884-7311. To reach The Dawson County er,” he said. us after hours, a voice mail Direct office billing is a service plan is to buy 10,000 acres Etowah Water and No reading -- service is available. Please now owned by the city of Sewer Authority officials permitting subscribers to pay leave a message to assure their accounts directly to our Atlanta and develop 2,200 said they were amazed prompt service. I LaGrange Daily News main office rather than to their ON THE INTERNET acres into a reservoir that when Republic left them carrier. To assure prompt, accu- could provide water for 1 Browse our Web site at and became a competitor. The LaGrange Daily News (USPS 299-320) is published Mondays through Saturdays rate and uninterrupted service million people. Lesser said he has never send checks payable to La- http://www.lagrangenews.com except Thanksgiving and Christmas by Heartland Publications, LLC, with headquarters Grange Daily News, 105 Ashton with issue highlights and links to Gerald Daws, the indus- discussed the bill with at 105 Ashton St., LaGrange, Ga. 30240. Periodicals postage paid at LaGrange, Ga. Postmaster: Send address changes to LaGrange Daily News P.O. Box 929, LaGrange, St., LaGrange, Ga. 30240. our other sites of local interest. trial developer who heads Pearson. Ga. 30241 LaGrange Daily News Community Tuesday April 27, 2010 - 3 I In our community Milestone Events ness building at 140 Ragland St. The LaGrange chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy meets at Today 3 p.m. at Bellevue at 204 Ben Hill St. The Interfaith Food Closet is open Thursday from 1 to 2:45 p.m. at 416 Pierce St. to The LaGrange Tea Party Patriots help people in need of food. (706) 882- holds a forum for conservative candi- 9291 dates for governor from 7 to 9 p.m. at Hoofers at 3472 Hogansville Road in Wednesday LaGrange. Preschool story time at LaGrange Memorial Library is at 10 a.m. (706) Churches 882-7784. Friday Meetings Highland Baptist Church at 409 Askew Ave. in Hogansville holds a yard sale, bake sale, car wash and will sell Today hot dog plates. (706)302-2673. The LaGrange Shufflers Square Dance Club meets from 7 to 9:30 p.m. E-mail submissions to bholland@la- at the Troup County Senior Center’s fit- grangenews.com. Girlfriend needs space Dear Annie: I am 18 and of leading committees and Evelyn Sims Smith, a resident of LaGrange and Grantville, celebrated have been in a relationship I Annie’s Mailbox organizing programs, my her 100th birthday with her grandchildren, from left, William E. Smith, C. with “Justin” since I was wife has decided to step Wesley Smith, Edward D. Smith and Sandy M. Smith. 15. I couldn’t ask for any- down so she can concen- one better. Justin would do trate on her hobbies. anything for me. We love each other’s families and Dear Annie: “Married I You can help friends, too. Let’s just say and Alone” could have I feel married. been me 60 years ago. But lately, I feel like we I used to become terri- ‘Dog-gone’ thrift store ing to give four to six hours a week to should have some space. bly upset with my husband The Humane Society of Harris County help with several jobs including: relief Justin doesn’t agree. He because he never gave me will reopen its store of used household cashier, warehouse assistant, floor man- says once we’re apart, he and cards or gifts on special items on Saturday. The store, called ager, customer service and answering will leave for good. Kathy Mitchell occasions. “Dog-gone Good Bargains” is open from telephone calls. For information or to vol- He doesn’t understand Marcy Sugar are long- I would get so hurt that 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays unteer, contact Donna at volunteer why we need this. time editors of the Ann I would cry. at 102 Commerce St., next to the Laun- @tcchfh.org or at (706) 416-6332. I don’t want to lose Landers column. One day, my husband derette in Pine Mountain. Donations are Justin forever, but I can’t took me in his arms and needed, including shelving, bookcases To include a school, civic club, church sages and organizing pro- help the way I feel. grams are beyond her abil- said, “Honey, wouldn’t you and racks to display the goods. For infor- or other outreach effort in the “You Can Do I stay in this rela- rather that I love you every mation, contact Lorraine Berry at Lber- Help” listing, send information to Sherri ity to handle. tionship and make the I make sure these day of the year and not [email protected] or at (706) 663- Brown at [email protected], best of it? just two or three?” 7633. fax to her attention at (706) 884-8712 or requests are turned down, After all, we do love but I have a strong urge to It is now a running joke mail to You Can Help, LaGrange Daily each other. in our home for me to buy Habitat ReStore needs volunteers News, P.O. Box 929, LaGrange, GA 30241. explain why and then feel Or do I take the chance guilty if I tell. myself a gift and thank Troup Chambers County Habitat for Items also may be dropped off at the of giving myself some him for his wonderful Humanity ReStore seeks volunteers will- newspaper office at 105 Ashton St. Do you have any sug- space and risk losing him gestions that would help taste. for good? –Terrified and me decide when to explain Once in a great while, I Keep your pet, home free from harm Confused in Canada and when to withhold this will get a Valentine’s Day Dear Canada: Take the information?–Loyal Hus- card. How to Pet Proof Your a store-bought line that’s risk. band But for 60 years, he has Garden I At the Home chemical-free. If you are feeling boxed Dear Husband: Accord- given me that adoring look I love my plants and we Check Your Soap: If you in now, it will only get ing to Beth Kallmyer, that says “I love you.” all know that our animals new, motion sensor-acti- prefer to use anti-bacteri- worse over time and MSW, senior director of That is so much better do also. Here are some tips vated spray that keeps al soap in your bathroom, destroy the relationship constituent services at the than any card or gift. – to keep your pets out of your cat out of unwanted read the label before you when the stakes are high- Alzheimer’s Association, Loving that Man of Mine your plants and garden. areas. buy. Look for tea tree oil or er. when to share a diagnosis in Ithaca, N.Y. 1. Choose plants that 7. Use a natural repel- neem oil instead, both nat- Justin is issuing ultima- is a personal decision that aren’t toxic to your pet: lent: try putting cayenne ural anti-bacterial ingredi- tums because he is scared. differs for everyone. E-mail questions to Ferns, members of the pepper or orange peels in ents. You’ve been together a While it is important for anniesmailbox@com- ficus family, and spider the soil. Switch your Shower- long time, and it can be people with Alzheimer’s to cast.net, or write to: plants make safer indoor head: Change your regu- daunting to give up the remain engaged in mean- Annie’s Mailbox, c/o Cre- plants than do philoden- Turn Your Bathroom lar showerhead to a low familiar for the new. ingful activities, the oppor- ators Syndicate, 5777 W. dron, dumbcane, or any of Green flow variety. And yes, there is a pos- tunities should match your Century Blvd., Ste. 700, the ivies. 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Put your indoor plants bathroom "green" is a or if you’ve got the money Dear Annie: My wife ly is often a good place to out of reach: For dogs, you necessity and time to invest in LaGrange has early Alzheimer’s, start. to can usually just put them Toss Your Plastic Show- installing a new bowl, which is not noticeable by If either you or your wife on a high surface. With er Curtain: Your vinyl choose a toilet with dual Daily News casual friends. feels uncomfortable shar- , cats it’s a little trickier, but shower curtain contains flush capabilities. The problem is that ing her diagnosis with a hanging baskets usually Bisphenol A , the plastic- You’ll have the option of serving on committees, wider circle, you could call (706) work. bottle-ingredient that has flushing with 1L of water hosting arrangements, agree upon a response, 4. 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PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN BY THE MAYOR AND COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LAGRANGE THAT A PUBLIC HEARING WILL BE HELD ON TUESDAY THE 11TH DAY OF MAY, 2010 at 5:30 P.M. IN THE COUNCIL CHAMBERS, 208 RIDLEY AVENUE, LAGRANGE GEORGIA, TO CON- SIDER A REQUEST TO AMEND THE ZONING ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF LAGRANGE BY RECLASSIFYING THE USE OF THE FOLLOWING SUBJECT PROPERTY:

Property located on West Point Road tax parcel number(s) 071-113-000-035A, 071-1B-000-034, 071-1B-000-033, 071, 1B-000-031, 071-1C-000-002, 071-1C- 000-009, 071-1C-000-07A, 071-1B-000-035, 071-1C-000-003, 071-1C-000-004, 071-1C-000-005, 071-1C-000-006, 071-1B-000-036, 071-1B-000-037, 071-1B- 000-038 to rezone a portion of the property from County zoning to C-3 (General Commercial District) and another portion of it from County zoning to R-3 (Resi- dential District)

PURSUANT TO SECTION 36-67A ET SEG. OF THE GEORGIA CODE AN- NOTATED ADOPTED BY THE CITY OF LAGRANGE IN SEPTEMBER OF 1996, ALL OF THOSE IN OPPOSITION TO THIS ZONING REQUEST WHO WISH TO SPEAK AT A PUBLIC HEARING MUST FILE A CAMPAIGN CON- TRIBUTION FORM WITH THE DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY DEVEL- OPMENT BY May 6, 2010.

MAYOR AND COUNCIL OF LAGRANGE

BY:______Alton L. West

Community Development Director 285974 285614 4 - Tuesday,April 27, 2010 State LaGrange Daily News Boyd to run as I Geo rgia digest New water rules pushed ATLANTA (AP) – Environmental groups want lawmak- independent ers to pass a bill requiring that more factors be considered before transferring water from one river system to another. ATLANTA (AP) – Election that was filled with pep ral- The legislation is pending before the House Rules Com- season kicked off Monday lies and waving campaign mission, which could decide as soon as today whether it with some political theater signs as candidates for hun- will get a floor vote. that could scramble the dreds of officers filed into the Under the measure, environmental regulators would have Republican race for gover- state Capitol to file paper- to consider a host of factors before moving water from one nor. work and pay a fee needed river basin to another. Those factors include whether the Ray Boyd – who’s pledged to get on the ballot. need for water is reasonable and whether there would $2 million of his own money Republican U.S. Sen. John- enough water left for emergencies, like a drought. to win the governor’s man- ny Isakson drew several hun- The proposal comes after lawmakers approved sweep- sion – was blocked by dred supporters to a short ing new water conservation rules. The state is locked in a Republican officials from rally after qualifying to run lawsuit against Alabama and Florida over Atlanta’s water qualifying on the GOP line for a second term. supply. because he refused to sign a “The good Lord willing pledge swearing allegiance and the creek don’t rise,” to the state party. Isakson said. Students allowed to text in class The blunt real estate exec- Isakson was introduced by Ray Boyd refused to swear the GOP party oath, and ATLANTA (AP) – A Georgia State University professor utive told reporters Monday Georgia’s senior senator, has chosen to run as an independent candidate. wants his students to text message during class he plans to start gathering Republican Saxby Chamb- Business professor David McDonald is using a new pro- signatures to run as an inde- liss, who in 2008 survived a Georgia through tough So did most congressional gram that allows students to post questions on an overhead pendent. runoff to keep his seat. times. incumbents. projector screen via text message during lectures. Students “They’ve left me no other “Everybody ready to get “This state is facing a chal- Democratic U.S. Reps. send the questions in a text message and the questions choice,” he said. the political year started?” lenge unlike one that I’ve John Lewis, Hank Johnson, appear like a news ticker at the bottom of the PowerPoint Boyd was followed by a Chambliss asked. seen in our lifetime,” he said. David Scott, Sanford Bishop, presentation. throng of television cameras Democrat R.J. Hadley DuBose and Carol Porter Jim Marshall and John Bar- McDonald said he got the idea during an Atlanta and reporters as he made his qualified on Monday to chal- – the husband and wife Dem- row have filed the paperwork Thrashers hockey game, where fans can text greetings way to the Republican party lenge Isakson. State Labor ocratic duo running for gov- to seek another term. Repub- and other messages to appear on the scoreboard during qualifying table. An awkward Commissioner Michael ernor and lieutenant gover- lican U.S. Reps. Tom Price, the game. standoff with party leaders Thurmond has also said he nor – were greeted by chants Phil Gingrey and Jack ensued after Boyd said he will seek the Democratic of “We want the Porters!” as Kingston also qualified to run wouldn’t sign a party oath. nod. they each qualified for their again. Lunch money bills to be collected GOP officials said the pledge In the race for governor, races. In the 7th Congressional NAHUNTA (AP) – The Brantley County school board has is required by state party former state Senate Presi- “We’ve gotta get rid of the District, where John Linder asked a collection agency to deal with unpaid student lunch rules. dent Pro Tempore Eric John- corruption and start solving is retiring, three Republicans bills. Boyd offered three alter- son of Savannah was sur- our problems,” Carol Porter had qualified to run on Mon- Cindy Ham, the system’s nutrition program director said native pledges which were rounded by a crowd of sup- said, citing transportation, day,including state Rep. Clay beginning May 17, the district will turn unpaid lunch bills rejected in short order. porters after qualifying. He water and education. Cox. over to a collection agency based in Waycross. A 40 pecent “Mr. Boyd, I’m not going to touted his record of support DuBose Porter, the House In the state’s other open late fee will be added to the amount owed. argue with you,” GOP party for small business and tax minority leader, took a not- congressional seat, the 9th Ham said parents are being notified by letter and the pol- lawyer Anne Lewis said. “We cuts and a reputation of fis- so-subtle jab at the guberna- district in north Georgia, icy is being published on the district’s website and lunch won’t be able to qualify you.” cal conservatism. torial front runner, Barnes, three Republicans filed menus. The school board authorized hiring a collection Officials said Boyd would “We’ve done everything we the state’s former governor. paperwork to run Monday. agency a year ago. need at least 51,320 valid sig- said we were going to do. But “Democrats have got to They are state Rep. Bobby Unless parents pay the bills, the school system will have natures to qualify as an inde- there’s still a lot to do. It’s too decide whether we are going Reese and former state Sens. to cover their debt from its general fund. The overdue pay- pendent. Those signatures important to turn back … or to move forward or stay in Lee Hawkins and Bill ments range up to $150. would be due by July. be turned back by Barack the past,” he said. “I’m the Stephens. Boyd says he won’t swear Obama, Nancy Pelosi … or one who stayed in the In order to qualify, candi- loyalty to a party that he says (Democratic gubernatorial trenches, who rebuilt our dates must show that they Teen sentenced for robbery at 13 has strayed from conserva- hopeful) Roy Barnes,” he caucus.” live in the state or the rele- COLUMBUS (AP) – A boy who was 13 when authorities tive principles he believes in. said Lt. Gov. Casey Cagle and vant district and pay a fee. say he robbed two peers has been sentenced to 12 years in Republican Party Chair- Former U.S. Rep. Nathan House Speaker David Ral- Party officials must submit prison. woman Sue Everhart Deal also filed the paperwork ston, both Republicans, also qualifying information on Now 15, Elijah Bennett pleaded guilty in September to accused the political new- to seek the Republican nom- qualified for re-election on candidates to the secretary two counts each of armed robbery and possession of a comer of “grandstanding.” ination for governor and said Monday. of state’s office. firearm during the commission of a crime. Monday, Musco- Boyd’s showdown with the he has the right blend of Democrat Ken Hodges Georgia’s primary is July gee County Superior Court Judge Frank Jordan Jr. sen- GOP was one of the few experience and fiscal con- moved forward with his bid 20. The general election is tenced him to 12 years in prison with no chance of parole, moments of drama in a day servative credentials to bring for attorney general. Nov. 2. followed by 10 years on probation.

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Central NHL Hockey Stanley Cup Playoffs Teams TBA (L)  LaGrange Daily News National, International Tuesday,April 27, 2010 - 5 I Digest Economic plan Teams survey storm damage challenged by YAZOO CITY, Miss. (AP) – Some Mississippi residents cracked jokes Monday to unemployment keep from crying while they looked for salvageable items WASHINGTON (AP) – than a few tenths of a per- among the rubble left by Even as he touts his efforts cent through the end of 2010. severe storms that killed 12 to put more Americans to The president’s home state people over the weekend. work, President Obama of Illinois, where he’ll travel State officials were tally- faces a public increasingly Wednesday, has one of the ing the cost of the damage skeptical of his ability to nation’s highest unemploy- so they could ask for an bring jobs back to Main ment rates, 11.5 percent. emergency declaration from Street. That’s a far different reali- President Obama, along with During stops in Iowa, Illi- ty than what the administra- federal funds to help clean nois and Missouri, Obama tion predicted last year, when up the mess. The latest fig- will try to convince voters Obama rallied support for ures Monday were grim: In that his economic policies the $787 billion economic Missississippi alone, nearly are working, despite an stimulus package. At the 700 homes were damaged, unemployment rate that’s time, the White House said 49 people injured and 10 expected to remain at the massive infusion of tax- killed. Two others died in painfully high levels for payer funds would keep the MCT Direct storms in Alabama. months if not years. unemployment rate from High school senior Kelly Kovacs works on her math homework in her bedroom while Those voters – many of topping 8 percent, though Haiti drops texting on her phone and posting to Facebook. Senators are concerned about user them crucial independents – the administration later privacy after a recent expansion to the popular social networking site. will be key to Obama’s re- revised those estimates, say- kidnapping case election prospects in 2012. ing the recession proved to And his fellow Democrats, be worse than it expected. PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti facing a tough political cli- Though the administration (AP) – A Haitian judge has Senators have concerns mate in the November, need wasn’t alone in underesti- dropped kidnapping charges their support even sooner. mating the impact of the against all 10 U.S. mission- “The bottom line is that the downturn – many independ- aries detained for trying to about Facebook privacy Democrats are almost cer- ent economists had similar take children out of the tain to be campaigning in initial forecasts – Republi- country after the Jan. 12 SAN FRANCISCO (AP) – privacy guidelines for Face- own website to create more economic circumstances that cans see an opening to attack earthquake. Four U.S. senators want book and other Internet pages where people’s biog- will not be politically favor- the administration’s handling But the only missionary Facebook to make it easier social networks to follow. raphical information could able,” said William Galston, a of the economic crisis. still in jail, group leader for its more than 400 million The political pressure be exposed to a wider audi- former domestic policy aide “The unemployment rate Laura Silsby, still faces a users to protect their priva- threatens to deter Facebook’s ence. in Bill Clinton’s White House is a far cry from where Pres- charge of organizing the ille- cy as the website develops efforts to put its stamp on Before personal informa- and now a senior fellow at ident Obama and the gal transport of 33 children new outlets to share person- more websites, a goal that tion can be shared with other the Brookings Institution. Democrats said it would be,” in the chaos after the disas- al information. could yield more money- websites, the senators want The latest economic fore- said Ken Spain, communica- ter. The charge carries a The call for simpler priva- making opportunities for the Facebook to seek users’ casts do show signs of tions director for the Nation- maximum penalty of three cy controls came in a letter privately held company. explicit consent, a process progress: The nation added al Republican Congression- years in prison. that the senators plan to send Facebook’s expansion known as “opting in.” Face- jobs at the fastest pace in al Committee. “We’re con- Judge Bernard Saint-Vil today to Facebook founder “raises new concerns for book currently can share three years last month; the stantly going to remind vot- did not explain why his deci- Mark Zuckerberg. the Asso- users who want to maintain some personal information manufacturing industry is ers that they promised.” sion in a brief interview ciated Press obtained a draft control over their informa- with websites unless indi- growing at a steady pace; Polls suggest the president Monday. of the letter signed by Sen. tion,” the senators wrote in vidual users opt out by telling and new claims for jobless and his party are increasing- Charles Schumer, D-N.Y.; their preliminary draft. the company they don’t want benefits have declined. ly vulnerable on the econo- Sen. Michael Bennet, D- In a statement late Mon- those details to be passed But the unemployment my. Democrats and Republi- Wal-Mart faces Colo; Sen. Mark Begich, D- day, Facebook spokesman along. rate – it may be the most rec- cans each have the confi- Alaska; and Sen. Al Franken, Andrew Noyes said the com- The senators also object to ognizable economic indica- dence of 44 percent of peo- classaction suit D.-Minn. pany wants to meet with Facebook’s decision to allow tor – has held steady at 9.7 ple for handling the econo- SAN FRANCISCO (AP) – It marks the second time Schumer to explain its com- other businesses store users’ percent for the past three my, according to an Associ- A sharply divided federal in the past three days that mitment to privacy. data for more than 24 hours. months, and 15 million ated Press-GfK poll con- appeals court on Monday Schumer has expressed his “We’ve developed power- Zuckerberg, who turns 26 Americans remain out of ducted this month. The exposed Wal-Mart Stores misgivings about a series of ful tools to give our users next month, says he just work. By the White House’s Democrats had a 9-point Inc. to billions of dollars in changes that Facebook control over what informa- wants to build more online own estimates, as well as advantage just four months legal damages when it ruled announced last week. The tion they want to share, avenues for people to con- those of many independent ago and have held an edge a massive class action law- new features are designed to when they want to share it nect with their friends and economists, that rate isn’t since AP polls began asking suit alleging gender dis- unlock more of the data that and with whom,” Noyes family. expected to fluctuate more about the issue in 2006. crimination over pay for the online hangout has accu- said. female workers can go to mulated about people during Among other things, Face- trial. its six-year history. book is plugging into other In its 6-5 ruling, the 9th Schumer sent a letter Sun- websites so people can com- Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals day to the Federal Trade municate their interests with said the world’s largest pri- Commission calling for reg- their online entourages. vate employer will have to ulators to draw up clearer Facebook also tweaked its face charges that it pays women less than men for the same jobs and that female Historic Moving/ Tag Sale at Catalpa Plantation employees receive fewer promotions and have to wait 2295 Poplar Rd., Newnan longer for those promotions ursday, April 29 (9-5), Friday, April 30 (9-5), than male counterparts. & Saturday, May 1 (9-4), 2010 The retailer has fiercely fought the lawsuit since it Home is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and is filled was first filed by six women with wonderful Period Antiques and Southern Treasures in federal court in San Fran- cisco in 2001 and said it Sale Conducted by L & O’s Consulting and Consignment, LLC 2009 would appeal the decision to The Apron Ladies 2010 Kindergarten the U.S. Supreme Court. 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Pictures will be discarded after 5/31/10. 280352 286251 6 - Tuesday,April 27, 2010 Opinion LaGrange Daily News I’m a world record holder .. of a dubious nature I was recognized by the world record She gave a pacifying snicker. find it.” holders’ association for the most times Becky Holland is My eyes were watering from pollen in She offered to get a scooter so I could losing a car in the Walmart parking lot. lifestyle editor of La- the air and the fact that the sun was in ride instead of walk. It is quite an honor, and apparently it Grange Daily News. my eyes. OK, so it was from embarrass- Can you just imagine the humiliation was a close race, but after yesterday’s ment. No one had ever witnessed the los- of riding up and down in the parking lot adventure to Walmart, I apparently ing of the Green Machine in the parking looking for the car, then having to go pulled out as the winner. lot besides me. back and get my buggy of stuff? The day started out pretty normally. I We walked around for a good five to Actually, that did sound kind of cool. I had to return an item that a friend had eight minutes, when I decided to head have never ridden on a scooter. purchased for me, because my mobility back to the front entrance. It was as if my car had decided that I has been limited due to my fractured cally, I said, “I have lost my car again.” “So, what do you think you are going had had enough because, all of a sudden, foot. I parked close to grocery side so I My helper looked at me and asked, “Is to do?” my helper asked. there it was, shining with yellow pollen, wouldn’t have to walk far. It was my first this something that happens a lot?” Used to, my method when I went into close to the door. visit to the store without the boot and “Yup. In fact, in Americus and East- the Walmart store in my hometown was “There it is.” crutches. I didn’t want to chance any- man, I am well-known as being the girl I would call my mom on the cell phone She stopped, paused, “You know, it thing. who loses her car in the Walmart park- and tell her I was going in and where my does look like your car is smiling.” After I went through customer service, ing lot.” car was located, or I would always park I shrugged, “Yup.” I decided I might saunter over to the I squinted. the farthest from the door on the garden After thanking her for her help, loading clearance aisle for a moment. Well, that “What kind of car do you have?” center side. That way I would see it. the car, I noticed a man dressed in a moment turned into 30 minutes of shop- “It is a green Ford Taurus,” I replied. Seeing as I was in a new community and three-piece suit carrying a bunch of bal- ping for this and that, including a vacu- “Any distinguishing marks?” my helper my visits to Walmart have been limited, loons and a big poster walking toward um cleaner. Seeing the heaviness of my asked as she walked around with me and I didn’t have my cell phone with me me, a la Ed McMahon. load, my cashier found someone to help pulling the buggy. (it was in the car), I just shook my head. “Becky Holland, you have just won the me carry my stuff outside. “A smile.” I could just hear my boss or one of my award for having lost your car in the Wal- As soon as we hit the bright sunlight, it I think the Walmart associate who was co-workers, the only people that I would mart parking lot the most of anyone. was like I woke up from a trance – you helping me stopped in the middle of the call, when I told them I was in the Wal- ever.” know that trance – it is called the Wal- lane. mart parking lot and had lost the Green (OK, so that part didn’t really happen, mart trance. You go in for one item and “Huh?” she asked. Machine. This wasn’t the first time that but it just seemed to be a fitting end to there is something in that store that “There has to be some kind of gremlin I had done this since moving to the story.) makes you come out with three or four that moves my car when I go in the store LaGrange, but it was, again, the first time Oh, and I saw you, wandering around items. It is like I am sleep walking or or something or maybe my car moves that someone had ever been with me aimlessly with your buggy as I was something. itself. I swear it smiles like, ‘Nanana- when it happened. pulling out. I am guessing I may have Looking around, I sighed. Apologeti- booboo, I got you.’ ” “I guess just walk up and down until I competition for my award. The Prayer embrace and state If one tries hard enough and is clever of peace enough, one can find a federal judge to rule on just about anything. There we were – Chris and I on The Freedom From Religion Foundation, a the “mountain top.” We embraced, group of atheists and agnostics based in kissed,and shared a few words. Madison, Wis., filed a lawsuit asking Judge Emotions flowed: “Wow” – “God, Barbara Crabb to order the government to it’s beautiful” – “I can see so cease from its annual National Day of Prayer much.” Standing proclamation. Last week, Judge Crabb ruled on Brasstown Bald in the group’s favor. on a clear day is Congress established the day of prayer in majestic – clearly a 1952 and reaffirmed it in 1988. It occurs on “wow” experience, the first Thursday of May. revealing the Presidents have exhorted majesty of God’s the nation to pray since creation, but it George Washington. During uncovers so much the Civil War, Abraham Lin- more. To see life – coln issued a proclamation at Thomas H. life’s opportunity Model Supreme Court justice the request of Congress for Hunkele of and glory, one must “a day of humiliation, fasting T r o u p While disclaiming an with child porn, the con- move themselves Mona and prayer.” On the evening County is a from the dark “abortion litmus test,” Pres- duct depicted in crush of D-Day, 1944, President ident Obama has signaled Charen is videos is nearly impossible certified fit- forests and deso- Franklin Roosevelt led a C a l late deserts and be his intention to appoint a a colum- to curtail without criminal- prayer on the radio, asking Thomas is a ness trainer new Supreme Court justice nist with izing the sale and distribu- and presi- lifted up to see the all Americans to join him to c o l u m n i s t views on high – for who shares his concern for Creators tion of the resulting prod- petition God for the success dent of “women’s rights.” In other uct. These nauseating and with Tribune it is in seeing life Syndicate. of Allied troops. Following Media Serv- L a k e s i d e from on high that words, of course there’s a repellent acts are not per- the assassination of President Fitness. paths leading to the litmus test – and it would formed before a live audi- Kennedy, Lyndon Johnson ices. valleys of hope, be foolish to suppose that ly fracturing its skull, and ence but only to feed the asked the nation to pray. When he assumed faith and love are revealed. abortion is the only one. stomps repeatedly on the video trade. the presidency following Richard Nixon’s Life is a winding river, the river If there were any justice animal’s head. The kitten It is the same with dog- resignation, Gerald Ford asked Americans of life flows through time. As it in the justice-picking hemorrhages blood, fighting. “’(V)ideo docu- to “confirm me as your president with your flows, this river brings us into the sweepstakes, the president screams blindly in pain, mentation is vital to the prayers.” Did all of these – and other – dense forests of life, where life is would choose a conserva- and is ultimately left dead criminal enterprise because prayer-requesting presidents engage in an short-sighted and life’s passion can tive – to correct a historic in a moist pile of blood- it provides proof of a dog’s unconstitutional act? be obscured – through the deserts, anomaly. Though Republi- soaked hair and bone.” fighting prowess – proof Atheists and agnostics have sought to where stress, lost opportunity and can presidents appointed The majority held that demanded by potential erase “In God We Trust” from our money anger scorch life – and thankfully 17 of the last 23 justices, the statute was “overbroad” buyers and critical to the and eliminate the chaplain offices in the for many, into the fertile vallies, only 11 turned out to be – that depictions of hunting underground market.’ In House and Senate. So far they have been where love and acceptance abide. anything close to conser- or legitimate slaughtering short, because videos unsuccessful, but give them time. As Amer- Truth – perhaps better put, age – vative. Some, like William methods might easily fall depicting live dogfights are ican secularists challenge our declining reli- reveals life isn’t a single river. Brennan (Eisenhower), within its purview – and essential to the success of gious sense they can expect greater success. Rather life is a complicated series David Souter (Bush I), and accordingly unconstitu- the criminal dogfighting Are these court rulings the result of our of rivers, rivulets and side streams John Paul Stevens (Ford), tional. (Though the court subculture, the commercial moral decline, or its cause? – difficult to navigate unless we were leading liberals. Oth- did virtually invite revised sale of such videos helps to Politically, presidential prayer proclama- can somehow see it from above. ers like Sandra Day O’Con- legislation, noting that “We fuel the market for, and tions are no more significant than those for We are told “we are living in dif- nor (Reagan) and Anthony … do not decide whether a thus to perpetuate … the national pickle week. While Judge Crabb ficult times.” Sure, there’s truth in Kennedy (Reagan) became statute limited to crush criminal conduct depicted suspended enforcement of the ruling until that statement. However, human- swing votes, leaning left on videos or other … extreme in them.” The dogs abused all appeals are exhausted, and President ity has lived in the embrace of key issues. Not since Byron animal cruelty would be in these videos suffer for Obama says he plans to issue a prayer strife throughout every stage of its White (Kennedy) has a constitutional.”) years, Alito wrote, not just proclamation this year, Republicans and con- history. What makes human life so Democratic appointee Alito dissented. He dis- minutes. They are com- servatives might make an issue of Crabb’s difficult is that we seemingly leaned to the right to any patched the hunting exam- monly fed hot peppers and ruling as they denounce “godless liberals” choose to live most of it in the significant degree. Surely ple by noting that hunting gunpowder, beaten with and seek votes, presumably from the “godly.” forests of complexity and the Obama can see that this is legal in all 50 states, sticks to incline them The larger question is: What difference deserts of strife and struggle – we imbalance should be reme- while the statute referred to toward violence, and does a national day of prayer make? Does should dwell in the valley of life. died by “spreading the “a depiction of conduct that denied treatment after a every American pray on that day? If so, to For in that valley we find accept- wealth around.” is illegal in the jurisdiction ferocious fight. which God? There are many faiths in Amer- ance – love, family and friends – Seeking a model, he in which the depiction is The majority’s stretch to ica, including non-theistic ones. Does a pres- hope and faith. So knowing this, if need look no further than created, sold, or pos- imagine hypothetical sce- idential proclamation aim to ask such peo- we could navigate around the Justice Samuel Alito. The sessed.” Further, depictions narios in which the statute ple to pray to those gods? And if it does, then dense forests and deserts of life, lone dissenter in the recent- of hunting would clearly might infringe other speech the entire exercise is meaningless. Sending why do we oft find ourselves seem- ly decided case of set ital fall within several of the seems farfetched compared letters to the same person at different ingly so lost in their midst? United States v. Stevens exceptions – “serious reli- with Alito’s more realistic addresses would mean that most aren’t deliv- In spite of the complexity of our end ital, Alito demonstrat- gious, political, scientific, analysis. But wisdom is not ered. problems – the status of our birth, ed the sort of sound logic educational, journalistic, determined by majority Each faith has a different view of God and the record of our past decisions – and good sense that should historical, or artistic value” vote. prays in a different way. The Jewish God is we can learn to “step above” what be prized in a justice – as – enumerated in the legis- one whose initial covenant with the Jewish is and embrace what could be. well as the willingness to lation. people remains in place. The Christian God There are several things in this life stand alone, which, even in As to tail docking and sees that old covenant as having been that will help us do that: seek out the rarefied environment of slaughtering methods, Alito LaGrange Daily replaced by a new covenant in Jesus Christ, and treasure truth, embrace edu- the Supreme Court, cannot advises that since the who they believe is God’s son. The Islamic cation, learn how to deal with be easy. statute could only reason- News God, Allah, believes Jesus was a great stress, value the gift of your health, The case concerned a ably be interpreted as crim- prophet, but not God’s son, and that Ishmael, and reach for God (hey, God is federal statute that crimi- inalizing depictions of ani- ESTABLISHED 1842 not Isaac, is the child of Abraham whose line constantly reaching for you, isn’t nalized the creation, sale, mal cruelty as defined by (the Muslims) God chose to bless. she?). or possession of certain state and federal law, and EDITORIAL BOARD Theologically this matters. Politically it types of animal cruelty since those practices did Lynn McLamb, Publisher I know it isn’t easy. Perhaps the Daniel Baker, Editor shouldn’t. It is of no concern to me if this most important step you can take videos. It was aimed at so- not qualify, a video depict- president, or any president, issues prayer is this: give yourself the gift of called “crush videos,” a ing them would not be –––––––––––––––––– proclamations. I can pray, or not, without Tom Curtis, Advertising Director “alone-ness.” No, not being “lone- subset of pornography that within the law’s scope. Fur- government encouragement. appeals to a level of deprav- Kevin Eckleberry, Sports Editor ly,” but rather being apart from ther, a trade video showing Brian Moncrief, Circulation Director Does it matter to God? Only if our prayers strife and struggle. Take the time ity that makes some of us slaughtering methods Judy Phillips, Business Manager result in changed behavior. Should God be want to resign from the would easily fall within the Roland Foiles II, Production Manager to get away. Find a mountain. Becky Wolf, Production Coordinator expected to bless a nation that tolerates, even Climb it alone or with a soul-mate. human race. Alito quoted range of the law’s excep- Carla Jones, Classified Manager promotes, so much evil? Then, once at the summit, look from the Humane Society’s tions. Perhaps instead of a proclamation for a down – find the path that leads you brief: Crush videos and other day of prayer, the president should consid- “(A) kitten, secured to the depictions of animal cruel- Member of Associated Press to your valley. When you get there, Georgia Press Association er reverting to Lincoln and the part of his call out the names of those you ground, watches and ty, Alito forcefully argues, proclamation that concerned “humiliation,” love – perhaps in their hearing. shrieks in pain as a woman are directly analogous to a repentance and a plea for forgiveness. They’ll find the path out of dark thrusts her high-heeled category of speech that the According to Scripture, that is a prayer God and dismal dwelling places – into shoe into its body, slams court has excluded from always hears. your arms, into the Shadow of God her heel into the kitten’s First Amendment protec- Readers may e-mail Cal Thomas at tmsed- – the embrace of peace. eye socket and mouth loud- tion, child pornography. As [email protected]. LaGrange Daily News Diversions Tuesday,April 27, 2010 - 7

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SEE GOLF, PAGE 10 Kevin Eckleberry / Daily News Robyn Miles / Daily News LaGrange’s No. 2 doubles team of Megan Hale and Julia Shirley Allison Branch, LaGrange High’s No. 2 singles player,returns a shot Nogreet their opponents after need winning Monday’s match. toduring Monday’s victory worry over Eagles Landing.

down big in the first set, which was prob- started getting a few more balls in on both Lady Grangers lematic because one of those teams needed courts.” to win to give the Lady Grangers a Class Once the momentum started going La- AAA state-tournament victory over Eagles Grange’s way in both matches, it didn’t turn ease way into Landing. back. But Moore has watched his doubles play- At No. 2 doubles, Megan Hale and Julia ers come through all season, and he knew Shirley rebounded from a 5-1 deficit in the state quarters they could do it again Monday afternoon at first set to win 7-5, and they steamrolled to McCluskey Tennis Center. a 6-1 victory in the second set. By Kevin Eckleberry “We just weren’t playing good,” Moore The victory by Hale and Shirley, com- Former Troup High stand- Sports Editor said of the doubles teams. “They weren’t bined with the singles wins by Linda He out Taylor Welborn helped LaGrange tennis coach Kenny Moore having fun. We just play better when we’re and Allison Branch, gave the Lady Darton College win a re- wasn’t worried. having fun. Sure, both of his doubles teams were “Then it starting turning a little bit. We gion championship last SEE TENNIS, PAGE 10 weekend. I LaGrange High baseball Big day for LHS seniors By Robert Griffin bats. So that’s a good Sports Writer thing.” The Lagrange Gran- Things got started early gers took care of busi- for the Grangers, as they ness Monday afternoon, pushed across 12 runs in defeating the Carver the first inning to set the Tigers 16-1 in three in- tone. nings in a Region 2-AAA Matt Pauley led off the game. inning with a single fol- It was a day to honor lowed by Sherrard Free- the team’s seniors, who man taking one for the were recognized before team by getting hit by a the game. pitch, and Joey Mansour “We played good out singled. there today,” Granger Kheldrick Williams head coach Donnie came through with an Branch said. “We got all RBI single, followed by a of our seniors, and all of two-run single by Clancy them either pitched two Photo by Eddie Sherrer innings, or got two at SEE LHS, PAGE 10 LaGrange High’s players stand for the national anthem before the start of Monday’s game against Carver . LaGrange Daily News 10 - Tuesday,April 27, 2010 Sports

LHS FROM 9 PANTHERS FROM 9 Local calendar By Robert Griffin By Robert Griffin Today Griffin Christian, 4 p.m. Sports Writer Sports Writer TENNIS Soccer DEMOREST – James Class AAA state tour- Griffin Christian girls at The Lagrange Gran-gers took care of Yancey had runners on nament LaGrange Academy, 5:30 business Monday afternoon, defeating Rutland boys at La- p.m. the Carver Tigers 16-1 in three innings the corners and two outs. Grange, 3:30 p.m. in a Region 2-AAA game. Yancey, a pitcher for the Lagrange College Pan- Baseball Wednesday It was a day to honor the team’s sen- thers, was sent into the Carrollton at LaGrange, Baseball iors, who were recognized before the 5 p.m. LaGrange at Troup, game. game in the eighth inning Callaway at Crawford 5:30 p.m. “We played good out there today,” to preserve a 5-3 lead. County, 5:30 p.m. Callaway at Darlington, Granger head coach Donnie Branch Yancey, a former La- LaGrange Academy at 5:30 p.m. said. “We got all of our seniors, and all Grange Granger, reared of them either pitched two innings, or back and got Maryville Scots pinch-hitter Jeremy Basketball got two at bats. So that’s a good thing.” I Scoreboard Things got started early for the Davis to fly out to center NBA playoffs Grangers, as they pushed across 12 field to seal the Great Sports on TV runs in the first inning to set the tone. South Athletic Confer- Sunday, April 25 ence Championship for Miami 101, Boston 92, Boston leads Matt Pauley led off the inning with a Today series 3-0 single followed by Sherrard Freeman the Panthers. Cleveland 121, Chicago 98, Cleve- This was the team’s first MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL land leads series 3-1 taking one for the team by getting hit 8 p.m. San Antonio 92, Dallas 89, San An- by a pitch, and Joey Mansour singled. GSAC tournament cham- PEACHTREE TV – Atlanta at St. tonio leads series 3-1 Kheldrick Williams came through pionship since 2006, and Louis Utah 117, Denver 106, Utah leads their third as a team, all of NBA BASKETBALL series 3-1 with an RBI single, followed by a two- 7 p.m. Monday run single by Clancy Alford. them coming at Louder- NBATV – Playoffs, first round, game Orlando 99, Charlotte 90, Orlando Alex Blanton, Ben Beasley, Freeman, milk Field at Piedmont 5, Miami at Boston wins series 4-0 8 p.m. and Kheldrick Williams all added RBI College. TNT – Playoffs, first round, game 5, Milwaukee 111, Atlanta 104, series hits in the inning. The Panthers also won Chicago at Cleveland tied 2-2 9:30 p.m. The big focus of the night was on the the GSAC regular-season NBATV – Playoffs, first round, game Phoenix 107, Portland 88, Phoenix seniors. title. 5, San Antonio at Dallas leads series 3-2 “It’s about them today,” said Branch, Photo by Eddie Sherrer The team couldn’t have 10:30 p.m. Today picked a better time to get TNT – Playoffs, first round, game 5, Miami at Boston, 7 p.m. who had to move some players to dif- LaGrange’s Kheldrick Williams scores Oklahoma City at L.A. Lakers Chicago at Cleveland, 8 p.m. ferent positions to get all of the seniors hot this season. NHL HOCKEY a run during the first inning. San Antonio at Dallas, 9:30 p.m. some time on the field. “All of them Heading into the tour- 9 p.m. Oklahoma City at L.A. Lakers, 10:30 VERSUS – Playoffs, conference p.m. have contributed in many different High, the Grangers are ready for the nament the team had won quarterfinals, game 7, Detroit at Wednesday challenge. five straight games, and Phoenix ways. This isn’t a highly recruited Divi- Milwaukee at Atlanta, 7:30 or 8 SOCCER “The season has not what I expected, everything was coming p.m. sion 1 recruiting class, but what it is, is 2:30 p.m. x-Charlotte at Orlando, 8 p.m. but it has been good being able to make together at the right time. FSN – UEFA Champions League, that they are great students, with great Utah at Denver, 9 or 10:30 p.m. semifinal, Bayern Munich (Germany) character, leaders and hard workers. To it to the playoffs,” said Freeman. “I did- The Panthers finished me that’s what its all about.” n’t think I was going to be starting or the season 26-17, and playing a major role for the team so it’s they closed with an eight- terfinal round of the state The Granger seniors have seen some ups and downs this season, but with been great being able to help out my game winning streak. TENNIS FROM 9 tournament. two games left in the regular season, team. “It’s great to be getting “The final four, that’s Senior Isaiah Whitfield, who started hot at just the right time,” By Kevin Eckleberry our goal,” Hale said. one at home against Carrollton and a Sports Editor rematch against cross-town rival Troup on the mound for the Grangers, and Panthers head coach Hale and Shirley are a Kevin Howard said. “We LaGrange tennis coach big reason the Lady have had good solid, Kenny Moore wasn’t wor- Grangers are still stand- pitching, great defense, ried. ing. and timely hits. Sure, both of his dou- Nothing was going right Those timely hits came bles teams were down big for them for much of the in handy during the in the first set, which was Bucks pull even first set Monday, but like championship game. problematic because one their coach, they weren’t Junior catcher Luis of those teams needed to MILWAUKEE (AP) – too concerned. Perez drove across the win to give the Lady Powered by Carlos “Wefigured out what we Panthers’ first run of the Grangers a Class AAA Delfino's hot shooting, were doing wrong, talked game in the first inning on state-tournament victory Brandon Jennings’ cre- it out, and just said, ‘come a two-out single. over Eagles Landing. ativity and an unexpected on, get positive from here,’ Perez was named the But Moore has watched windfall of chances at the ” Hale said. “We’d just Most Valuable Player of his doubles players come free throw line, the un- been down on ourselves, the tournament, batting through all season, and he dermanned Milwaukee and we came back.” .375 with two doubles and knew they could do it Bucks are beginning to Added Shirley: “I was four RBIs. again Monday afternoon make the Atlanta Hawks pretty frustrated and mad Freshman Miles Lee fol- at McCluskey Tennis Cen- sweat. at myself, because I real- lowed Perez with an RBI ter. The Bucks pulled off ized we were making all double to give the Pan- “We just weren’t playing their second straight the mistakes. And so I just thers a 2-0 lead. good,” Moore said of the playoff surprise, beating told myself, no more mis- The Panthers added doubles teams. “They the Hawks 111-104 in takes. We have to be con- some insurance runs in weren’t having fun. We Game 4 on Monday night sistent from now on and the fifth inning, when Eric just play better when to pull even in the first come back.” Heath walked to start the we’re having fun. round of the playoffs. After they made it all inning. “Then it starting turning Suddenly, it’s a series. the way back to take a 6-5 Robbie Shelton fol- a little bit. We started get- “I still feel like there’s lead in the first set, lowed with his second ting a few more balls in on no pressure on us,” Jen- Shirley had a dominant home run of the tourna- both courts.” nings said. “At the end of service game to finish off ment and 11th of the sea- Once the momentum the day, everybody still the set. son to widen the Panthers started going LaGrange’s expects us to lose the se- The Eagles Landing lead to 4-0. way in both matches, it ries. The best thing we team won the first game Maryville got back in didn’t turn back. can do right now is just of the second set, but La- Atlanta’s Jamal Crawford gets a shot away during Mon- the game with two runs in At No. 2 doubles, keep fighting, keep com- Grange took the next six day’s playoff loss to Milwaukee. the sixth inning. Megan Hale and Julia peting with them and just games to win easily. led by Atlanta stars Joe stops when we need to Two innings later in the Shirley rebounded from a see how everything goes. “We couldn’t get too Hopefully we can go over Johnson and Josh Smith. and it’s killing us.” eighth, Kinsey led off the 5-1 deficit in the first set confident,” Hale said. “We there and steal one.” Johnson scored 29 It was yet another sub- inning with a single. to win 7-5, and they had to make sure every Delfino scored 22 points, reserve Jamal par performance away He moved up to second steamrolled to a 6-1 vic- point mattered and take it points with six 3-point- Crawford had 21, and from home for the Hawks, on a sacrifice bunt and over tory in the second set. game by game.” ers, Jennings scored 23 Smith had 20 points and who struggled on the road to third on a ground out. The victory by Hale and Hale said she didn’t and John Salmons added nine rebounds. in the regular season and Jordan Martinec, a Shirley, combined with mind knowing the game 22 for the Bucks, who fi- Now the Hawks head haven't performed well on sophomore from Troup the singles wins by Linda could rest of her and nally started getting free home for Game 5, des- the road in recent playoff He and Allison Branch, Shirley’s rackets. throws and made the perately needing a win to appearances. gave the Lady Grangers “It was a lot of pressure most of them. stave off a surprising “Somehow we've got to the three victories neces- on us,” she said. “We Milwaukee was 28 of challenge by a team miss- get our defensive mojo GOLF FROM 9 sary to take the team win. knew we had to be strong 32 from the line after at- ing its best player, injured back where we’re de- For good measure, the and win it.” tempting 17 free throws center Andrew Bogut. fending and rebounding From staff reports No. 1 doubles team of At No. 1 doubles, Moore or fewer in each of the “It’s very frustrating, and running up and Former Troup Tiger Sydnie Cheplick and Noni was confident Cheplick first three games of the man,” Johnson said. “We down the floor,” Hawks Taylor Welborn helped Major rebounded from a and Major would keep series. just don’t have the tough- coach Mike Woodson Darton College’s golf pro- 5-1 deficit to win the first fighting, no matter the cir- Free-throw shooting ness. They are getting all said. “And come Wednes- gram continue an impres- set, and the duo went on cumstances. helped the Bucks survive the loose balls, all the big day we'll get that oppor- sive streak last week. to win the second set as “Noni and Sydnie are a fourth-quarter surge rebounds. We can’t get tunity.” The Cavaliers won the well to polish off a big day both just competitors, National Junior College for the Lady Grangers. willing to do whatever it Athletic Association Re- LaGrange will be at takes,” Moore said. gion 17 tournament for home again for the quar- “They’ll get after it.” the ninth straight season. Braves lose again Next up for Welborn and the Cavaliers will be ST. LOUIS (AP) – Yadier Molina is out to end the game with a runner on the NJCAA Division II na- Tigers tune up best known as the National League's first, dropping his average to .392. tional tournament on May Gold Glove-winning catcher the past “Right now, I don’t feel like any kind 18 at the Palm Valley two seasons. It was his bat that helped of numbers matter,” Prado said. “Now course in Phoenix, Ariz. for Grangers send the Atlanta Braves to their sixth it’s just like everything is going the Welborn finished sec- straight loss. wrong way for us. It stinks, but we've ond in the region tourna- Molina’s RBI double snapped an got to keep moving on.” From staff reports pitched a scoreless fifth. ment that was held at eighth-inning tie after Colby Rasmus Albert Pujols had three hits and an Stonebridge Golf & Coun- The Troup Tigers tuned SOCCER drew an intentional walk in the St. Louis RBI for the Cardinals, who have won Playing what head try Club in Albany. up for Wednesday’s Cardinals' 4-3 victory Monday night. the opener in all but one of seven series. His teammate, Roy showdown against La- coach Glenn Quiggle Molina is only 5 for 22 with runners Pujols had a run-scoring groundout in called his team’s “best Steinberg, was first with a Grange by beating the in scoring position this season, but he the sixth and doubled off Takashi Saito 215, and Welborn had a Kendrick Cherokees 11-1 ballgame of the season,” capped a comeback against Tim Hud- (0-1) to open the eighth. the Lafayette Christian three-day score of 1-over on Monday. son and the Atlanta bullpen after St. Dennys Reyes (2-0) worked around a par 217. Josh King had a pair of School Cougars fought Louis trailed 3-0. pair of two-out walks in the eighth, get- The Cavaliers won the hits, including a home Arlington to a 1-1 tie Though slow-footed, Molina also got ting Melky Cabrera to line out on a full tournament by 50 strokes run, and Anthony Robin- Monday on the road. his 15th career stolen base ahead of count. Ryan Franklin finished for his after taking a 26-stroke son pitched three innings The Cougars scored pinch-hitter Bryan Anderson's tying seventh save in seven chances. lead into the final round. and struck out six as the first on a goal by Ryan double in the seventh. “They play the game right,” Hudson Welborn closed with a Tigers (12-11 overall) im- Pynenburg, but Arlington “I love it,” Molina said. “Every time said. “They take extra bases. They do 70. proved to 8-3 in Region 2- tied it with about 10 min- something like that happens, it makes the little things it takes to win.” “I told them before we AAA heading into a home utes left in regulation. me happy. We showed we're going to Both starters allowed three runs in six got on the course Sunday, game with LaGrange. Neither team scored in play nine innings hard.” innings. The Cardinals' Kyle Lohse fin- ‘Boys, as long as we don’t Spencer Aldridge had two overtime periods, so Troy Glaus had two hits and an RBI ished strong, retiring his last seven bat- do anything stupid like two hits and three RBIs, it ended in a tie. for the Braves, who have been ters, but Hudson stumbled late after sign an incorrect score- and Andrew Ligon and The tie leaves the outscored 23-9 during their skid. Glaus taking a 2-0 lead into the sixth. He gave card, no one can catch us,’ Cougars (4-5-2 overall) at Howard Mingo each had is a career .567 hitter (17 for 30) against up more than two runs for the first time ” Darton coach Dale 2-4-1 in GISA Region 4-A, hits. the Cardinals, who allowed him to leave in four starts. 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