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In the never-ending quest to create summer fun and family memories, parents spend hours planning vaca- tions and family outings. That’s just what our family did recently. On a long weekend, we headed to Pine Mountain to try out the new TreeTop Adventure, advertised as a “dizzying course of zip-lines and other high-flying challenges deftly woven into the File photo natural forest.” Camp Cowpie is one of many camps for children held in It sounded like fun and Troup County this summer. Camp Cowpie is a long-stand- it was. That is, if you don’t ing summer tradition for boys. mind balancing on wires 30 feet above ground. Plenty of summer camps It’s one of Callaway Garden’s newest attrac- to choose from for the kids tions, designed after a Boys and Girls Clubs team traveled throughout Boys and Girls Clubs of West Georgia’s summer program runs the southeast checking out throughout the summer with an emphasis on physical activity, educational enrichment and fun. The summer program is June 4 through other zip-line and tree-walk- July 27. Cost is $60 for all eight weeks, including lunch every day ing adventures in order to and a club T-shirt. To register, stop by the club or call the main office create the best tree-walking at 706-812-9698. experience. The result has Hogansville Boys and Girls Club Monday-Friday participants literally walk- 7 - 8 a.m., Early Bird program ($2-per-day charge) ing among the trees on 8 a.m. - 5 p.m., regular summer programming wooden discs, swings, lad- 5 - 6 p.m., evening program ($2-per-day charge) ders and swinging bridges. LaGrange Boys and Girls Club 7 - 8 a.m., Early Bird program ($2-per-day charge) There are also five zip-lines. 8 a.m. - 5 p.m., regular summer programming My daughter had been on a zip-line at camp last year Camp Cowpie and my husband thought it June 4-8, Evan’s Farm, 81 John Harris Road, LaGrange $75 before May 31, $95 after that date, open to boys entering sec- would be a great adventure. ond through fifth grades I was up for it, too, until I was about 20 feet up in See CAMPS | 7A the air and remembered I didn’t like heights. succeed in creating family a maximum waist size of 48 The good news (for memories. They’ve enjoyed inches. Closed toe shoes are me) is that the guides are multiple re-tellings of how required. The course takes Sherri Brown / Daily News happy to rescue you if you mom was rescued from a about 60 to 90 minutes to Zip-lines and high wires are part of Callaway Gardens’ TreeTop Adventure, one of many freeze in place and can’t tree. complete. local attractions that families can enjoy this summer. go any further. It may take a few minutes to get the TreeTop Adventure First Fridays in ladder and set up the pul- TreeTop Adventure Downtown LaGrange ley system, but they’ll get includes five zip-lines along The First Friday movie Trail shares beauty you down. When they tell with 19 more sections of and music series on down- you to jump and you can’t, ladders, discs, wires, net- town Lafayette Square will they’ll give you a push, too. ting and other suspended return June 1. The mov- of land, strength of faith It was a much more suc- surfaces, all among the ies are shown on a screen cessful adventure for my trees - as high as 30 feet in the square, beginning at daughter and husband Sherri Brown Both the house and the chapel were built above the ground. It is dark. Attendees bring blan- Staff writer not only to be strong, but also to remem- who made it all the way open from 10 a.m. to 6 kets or chairs to sit on. through the “challenges.” ber. They built the foundation out of rock p.m. daily through Labor Downtown restaurants are Danny Daniel wanted to find a way to Fortunately, they weren’t and some of the beams are from the origi- Day at Callaway Gardens. open and many provide transfer his faith to the next generation. ready to try it again like nal First Baptist Church on the Square Cost is $30 per person and carry-out for picnics on the He found it at the end of a dirt road in building, bought during renovations in some of the others around reservations are required. square. Retail merchants us. One little guy zipped Heard County. 1997. The chapel has wood from the Gardens admission is addi- are also open later on these A long time LaGrange lawyer, Daniel church, but also hand-hewn wood salvaged past us on his third round tional. Reservations can be Friday nights. of the excursion. discovered the hills with Hillabahatchee from Daniel’s grandfather’s cotton gin. made at callawaygardens. 7 p.m. to midnight June Creek about 15 years ago. He and his son, Daniel wanted to share the beauty he Once was good enough com or by calling 800-225- 1, The movie is “Footloose” for the other two. And, Lyle, spent the next few years building a found in the land, but he also wanted to 5292. Participants must be followed by a DJ-led dance log cabin, then an open-air chapel in the share the strength of his faith. He forged for me, a third of it was 54 inches or taller. Harness just fine. The morning did woods, both overlooking a natural water holds up to 260 pounds with See SUMMER | 7A fall at the creek. See TRAIL | 7A What are you waiting n Election 2012 for? Get those cuties registered today Incumbents face opposition There are some 60,000 people living in Troup County. Many of them are children, a large percentage of whom are between the ages of birth to 12 years old. in upcoming primary All of them are cute. Staff report Don’t believe it? Just visit our website said he couldn’t because he nents Mike Freeland and had already qualified as a Kenneth Ragan. Democrat at www.lagrangenews.com and click on Most incumbents will the link to our Cutest Kids Contest and Democrat. William Herndon also qual- face challengers this year Boyd was overturned, ified for the position. you’ll see what we mean. Already there for the July 31 primary and are almost 50 of the most precious faces, but later ruled that Harris’ Five candidates are general elections. nominating petition as an vying for the District 3 mischievous smiles and bright eyes star- In the non-partisan ing back at you from those who’ve been independent was deficient. seat left by Ken Smith, who probate court judge race, Boyd later allowed Harris did not seek re-election. registered, all hoping to claim the prize Larry Harris, who ran of The LaGrange Daily News Cutest Kid. on the ballot anyway. Republicans Lewis Davis, against Troup County In the sheriff’s race, former commission chair- Not every cutie, however, has been Sheriff Donny Turner in entered yet in the newspaper’s Cutest incumbent Donny Turner man Tim Duffey, Ellen the 2008 election, quali- qualified as a Republican, Gilmore, Ashley McCoy Kids Contest. We know they’re out there. fied Friday to run against We’ve seen them and we know just how is simple. Register, talk it up, post it on along with Danny and Tripp Foster will incumbent Donald Boyd. Harrington and James face off in the primary. cute they are. It’s not too late to get them Facebook, call your friends and get them During the 2008 election, registered and in the running. all prepared to cast their ballots. Woodruff. Ruben Hairston Qualifying as a Democrat Boyd had ruled that Harris is the Democratic candi- for the seat was Deedee G. The contest is open to every child who Voting is exactly a week away (it actu- couldn’t run for sheriff as has an adult within a finger’s touch of ally begins at midnight on June 1), so date. Williams of West Point. a Democrat because he In County Commission Four incumbent board our website. All one has to do is have an there’s still time to get those little dar- failed to submit the proper email address and a picture of the young- lin’s registered, giving them full access races, incumbent District 2 of education members will qualifying documents and commissioner Buck Davis face opposition. In District ster they happen to believe is the cutest to every single vote they can garner. And when Harris tried to qualify kid they’ve ever laid eyes on. The rest faces primary opposition See CUTEST | 2A as an independent, Boyd from Republican oppo- See PRIMARY | 2A 2

2 - Weekend, May 26-27, 2012 Local n n I Obituaries Public Safety Election 2012 Information for obituaries is written and provided by funeral Davis announces homes and family members of commission re-election bid the deceased. Police searching for three Staff report Lakes-Dunson Lakes- Editor’s note: This Robertson Dunson- Funeral Home announcement was intend- Robertson 201 Hamilton Street ed to run at an earlier date. LaGrange, Georgia 30240 in alleged armed robbery 706 882-6411 Commissioner Buck LaGrange police are Marlboro cigarettes. The Financial card Davis announced his looking for three men sus- youth left the apartment intention to run for Troup pected of robbing a Powder after she confronted him fraud County Commission Springs man about 5 a.m. but was later found and A LaGrange woman District 2 at the May 15 Friday. charged by police. said someone used her commission meeting. Officers said they were Charterbank account Davis has been commis- called to the intersection to buy a $524 Dell lap- sioner for District 2 for of Boatwright and Jones Police say Subway top computer. The bank 16 years. He has lived in Buck Davis streets after the victim, burglarized also intercepted a second Troup County for 58 years. handheld radios, additions 33, said he was giving a LaGrange police say attempted purchase before He and his wife have and improvements to the ride to the three men he someone broke in the the account was closed. been married 35 years senior center and road pav- didn’t know. One of the Subway at 163 Commerce and have four children and ing as accomplishments men pulled a handgun on Ave. about 2:30 a.m. Friday Entering auto three grandchildren. They during his time on the Louise Ogletree the victim, demanding he and took an undetermined A woman in the 300 are members of Baptist board. Louise Rosa Ogletree of pull over. The victim and amount of cash. block of Bailey’s Way Tabernacle Church. He has logged 238 hours LaGrange passed away all three men got out of said someone got in her Davis said during his through the University of Wednesday at the Florence the vehicle and there was ‘Friend’ allegedly unlocked 2001 Oldsmobile time on the commission Georgia’s Association of Hand Home. a struggle when the victim and ransacked the car, but that commissioners have County Commissioners of Mrs. Ogletree, a native of was able to get the gun damages car nothing was taken. worked on several proj- Georgia plan. He worked LaGrange, was born away from the man. The A man told LaGrange ects that have saved the for West Point Pepperrell January 25, 1931 and was three suspects ran off. police he was at an auto- county money. He touted and with several grading the daughter of the late Anyone with information motive repair shop on Guilty pleas Hogansville police getting and paving companies. Cornelius Delaney Sr. and on this case is asked to call Hamilton Road when Lois Hartman, 67 Rosa Lee Nelson Delaney. LaGrange Police at 706- a woman he has had a of LaGrange, criminal She was employed for many 883-2603 or Troup County friendship with came by attempt to procure a pro- Matthews qualifies for years with the Mansour Crime Stoppers at 706-812- Thursday, acting strange. hibited item for an inmate Family and was a devoted 1000 or text an anonymous The woman picked up a and two counts of posses- re-election to school board member of Smyrna Baptist tip to 8471411, keyword large brick while at the sion of prohibited item by Staff report Church. LAGRANGE. Tips also shop and began smashing an inmate; 5 years’ proba- Survivors include one may be left online at www. his car that was parked out- tion. Incumbent District 2 son, Ricky Freeman lagrangega.org or www. side. Joey Shane McClendon, Troup County Board of (Annette), LaGrange; facebook.com/lagrange. When the victim ran out- 41 of LaGrange, criminal Education member Dianne grandchildren: Xavier D. police. side, the woman ran off to a attempt to possess a pro- Matthews is seeking re- Brown (Marva), LaGrange; Juvenile charged in sus- nearby trailer park. hibited item by an inmate election. Zekia Freeman, Colulmbus, pected burglary The car, a 2000 Honda and possession of prohib- Matthews, a Troup GA; Anthony Freeman, LaGrange police have Accord, had a deep scratch- ited item by an inmate; 7 County native, lives in LaGrange; Arsenio charged a youth with bur- es all over the body, dents years’ imprisonment, con- the Big Springs commu- Freeman, LaGrange; Ebony glary after an incident and a shattered windshield. secutive to a sentence he is nity. She graduated from Freeman, LaGrange; great- 4 a.m. Friday at Lee’s currently serving. LaGrange High School, grandchildren: Jarvarious Crossing Apartments, 119 Theft Deametrice Ware, 28 then earned her degree in Freeman and Alijah Brown, Old Airport Road. A man in the 200 block of LaGrange, possession elementary education at Dianne Matthews LaGrange; sisters: Mary The victim said the of North Lee Street said of prohibited item by an Tift College in Forsyth. Three of her grandchildren Vaughn, Miami, FL; youth came in her apart- someone took a Echo leaf inmate; 1 year, concurrent She returned to LaGrange currently attend Troup Mildred Murphy, Buffalo, ment while she was inside blower worth $300 from a with a sentence he is cur- and taught at Rosemont County schools. NY; other siblings she and took a package of trailer outside his house. rently serving. Elementary School, which Both of her daughters, raised: Jerry Mansour she attended for three years her husband and one son-in- (Connie), Ricky Mansour, as a child, then Dawson law attended Troup County Denise Mansour; other fam- Street elementary School. schools and graduated from ily members and friends. Primary She then served as a long- LaGrange High School. In addition to her par- term substitute teacher for Matthews is a member ents, she was preceded in From Page 1A the school system. of First Baptist Church of death by her husband, Mack Matthews has been mar- LaGrange and has served Ogletree; son, Dexter 2, incumbent Dianne Matthews will face Kevin McMurry and Emory Palmer, both ried to Jimmy Matthews as chairman of the flower Haynes; grandson, Ricky Frank Barnes. In District 3, incumbent of Newnan. for 43 years and they committee for more than Freeman Jr.; sister, Ella Mae Sheila Rowe will face Dariel Daniel and In state races, Rep. Randy Nix of have two daughters and 20 years. She also serves Shepherd; and brothers: June Hogan. In District 5, incumbent LaGrange has no Republican opposition. two sons-in-law that live on the foundation commit- Rev. Cornelius Delaney Jr., Debbie Burdette faces Tommy Callaway. Two Democrats: Mike Smith of LaGrange in LaGrange: Kim and tee of West Georgia Health Jimmy Delaney, and Johnny In District 6, incumbent John Darden faces and Herbert Giles of Carrollton will face Rod Skiff, who have two Systems, is a past president Delaney. Ashley Adams. off in the primary to get on the ballot sons, and Kitty and Gavin of GILA auxiliary board The funeral service will Board of education positions are non- against Nix. Crawford, who have two and a charter member of be Tuesday, May 29, 2012 at partisan. State Rep. Carl Von Epps of LaGrange, sons and a daughter. the Ivy Garden Club. 11:00AM at the Smyrna Unopposed are District 4 county com- a Democrat, will have a Republican oppo- Baptist Church, Highway missioner Morris Jones, coroner Jeff Cook, nent, Gene King of Gay, for District 132. 219 North. Rev. Lonnie State Court Judge Jeanette Little, District District 133 Rep. Kip Smith of Columbus Daniel announces school Walls will officiate. Burial Attorney Pete Skandalakis, state Sen. Josh will face fellow Republican John Pezold of will be in the Shadowlawn McKoon and state Sen. Mike Crane. Fortson in the primary. board District 3 run Cemetery. Also unopposed are five out of six Incument U.S. Rep. Lynn Westmoreland Staff report The family will be at the returning Superior Court judges. The seat will face two challengers on the Republican home of her son and daugh- left open by Allen Keeble, who is not primary ballot: “Chip” Flanegan of Dariel Daniel announced ter-in-law, Ricky and seeking re-election, has two contenders: Jonesboro and Kent Kingsley of Milner. Friday his qualification for Annette Freeman at 1000 the Troup County Board of Troup Street. Education District 3 seat. Condolences may be Daniel has spent the last expressed by visiting Cutest 40 years in the classroom www.lakesdunsonrobertson as a teacher. He graduated .com. From Page 1A from Troup High School Lakes-Dunson-Robertson there’s plenty of time to Their faces are on our exhibit. in 1966, attended Auburn Funeral Home is in charge rally the votes. website where, with just You can find many of University on an academ- of the arrangements. Unlike any other con- a click of the mouse, you them in the newspaper, ic scholarship and later test we’ve every offered can scan through some of too, smiling back at your earned a scholarship as a Dariel Daniel Thomas F. Siegel before (even more so the most adorable pictures from front page teasers varsity wrestler. Thomas Farr Siegel, 62, than the very popular you’ll ever hope to see. It or somewhere inside, After earning his bach- titles in the school’s 100 of Commerce, died Pet Contest from a few simply makes you smile to prompting others to join elor’s degree, Daniel con- year history. Daniel is a Thursday, May 24, 2012, at months back), the Cutest see their young faces, the them in the contest. tinued his education and two-time National Coach St. Mary’s Hospice in Kids Contest gives chil- bright-eyed wonder and It’s a fun way to get the earned his master’s degree of the Year, four times Bogart. dren a chance to shine. the sheer innocence they community involved and while serving as a graduate Southeast Regional Coach Mr. Siegel was born June promote our youngsters assistant wrestling coach. of the Year, nine times 13, 1949, in Franklin, and at the same time. We hope In 1978 he went back to Georgia Coach of the Year was raised in Hogansville. readers and web visitors complete his specialist and 20 times Area Coach He was a Navy veteran of degree in education. think so too. And we hope of the Year. Daniel said the Vietnam Conflict and Having worked in three they participate, either his most rewarding accom- lived in Chicago for 15 years Local weather states, he has taught nine by registering a child plishment was working as before making his home in Saturday subjects including chemis- Sunday Monday or, come next week, vot- Troup High School SADD Commerce in 2010. try, biology, physics, his- ing for the dozens upon – Students Against Driving Survivors include his tory, health, physical educa- dozens hoping to claim Drunk – sponsor. daughter, Tiffany Quinn of tion, geography, civics and Sponsor of the world’s Jefferson; his mother, the title and the grand economics. Daniel has been prize — a $250 Walmart largest SADD chapter – Helen Hipp Siegel of named Troup High School Commerce; and grandchil- gift certificate courtesy of 1,100 members – Daniel Teacher of the Year, Troup dren, Ryan Hill, Whitney Emory Clar-Holder Clinic. said he helped Troup High County Teacher of the Hill, and Chase Hill. He It’s free; it’s simple and, School students go 15 years Year, Georgia Semi-finalist was preceded in death by again, it’s good, whole- without an alcohol-related Teacher of the Year and his father, Abe Siegel. some, fun competition death. runner up for the Columbus “Through projects and Graveside services will be that will, in the end, pro- Ledger-Enquirer Page One 3:00 p.m., Saturday, in claim one of those pre- programs, the awareness High 93 High 90 High 88 Teacher of the Year. level regarding the dan- Myrtle Hill Cemetery, with cious children with the In addition to teaching, the Rev. David Bowen offici- title of the very cutest. gers of drinking and driv- Daniel has accomplish- ing were always present,” ating. Low 66 Low 64 Low 66 So what are you waiting Partly cloudy; 20% chance of Partly cloudy ments in the coaching Daniel stated. “Hopefully, The family will receive for? If you have a cutie liv- 10% rain chance storms arena. His career includes we made a difference.” friends from 1 until 3 ing in your home, or know coaching football, wres- “I have had great success Saturday afternoon at an adorable youngster, get tling, track, cross country in Troup County as a stu- Claude A. McKibben and Rainfall Extremes the appropriate permis- and baseball. Sons Funeral Home. Yesterday at LaGrange- dent, teacher and coach,” In downtown LaGrange sion, fill out the short sub- His teams won nine Daniel said. “Now I have Condolences may be 24 Hrs 0.00 Callaway Airport mission form and enter Georgia State Wrestling one goal left in education. expressed at www.mckib- High 88 them in the contest. titles before he moved to That single goal is to devel- benfuneralhome.com Month 3.90 Who knows, the child Texas and helped Allen op champions in the class- Low 54 you enter just might be (Texas) High School win room of the Troup County Year to date 24.30 the cutest kid. their first five wrestling School System.” Think West Point Lake Levels 7 a.m. yesterday 24-hr. change State unveils new website design green – 630.99 ft. Up 0.02 ATLANTA (AP) — The includes an easier to use country to be powered by state has unveiled its new search function and a blog Drupal, a content man- Recycle n website featuring access to that highlights noteworthy agement system that runs 115 state agencies. happenings in state gov- the White House and U.S. The LaGrange Daily News (USPS 299-320) is published Mondays through Saturdays Gov. Nathan Deal said ernment. House of Representatives except Thanksgiving and Christmas by Heartland Publications, LLC, with headquar- Friday that http://geor- The website draws an websites. ters at 105 Ashton St., LaGrange, Ga. 30240. Periodicals postage paid at LaGrange, gia.gov is the no. 1 way average of 1.2 million page Deal said the state will Ga. Postmaster: Send address changes to LaGrange Daily News P.O. Box 929, that Georgians interact views each month. It is save $4.6 million a year by LaGrange, Ga. 30241 with state government. 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Community Weekend, May 26-27, 2012 - 3 She has trouble trusting her boyfriend after he cheats Dear Annie: I’m in my I’m having a hard time — Northern Petunia does one do with one’s your area. It will lift your early 20s and have been n Annie’s trusting my boyfriend, Dear Northern: Yes. personal effects when they spirits and help others. dating “Aidan” for a year. and I certainly can’t trust We agree that he needn’t have no one to whom to He attends college two Mailbox Lisa. I don’t want him to give up his friendship with leave it all? Dear Annie: “Sad Wife” hours away. He doesn’t be friends with her any- Cara, but being around I am 54, and every year wants her husband to be the socialize much and stresses more. Aidan says I’m being Lisa is problematic. Aidan it gets a little scarier. I breadwinner, but he suffers a lot about his grades. His unreasonable since Cara is needs to support your posi- have been able to figure out from low self-esteem and only real friend is “Cara,” a his only friend. He doesn’t tion on this and take the pretty much any problem works a minimum-wage girl we went to high school want to cause problems or necessary steps to avoid in life, but this one has me job. Meanwhile, they just with. Cara lives in a house be lonely because he can’t being in a compromising stuck. — Worried Woman had a baby, and she was with several other girls. go to her house or has to place. He can see Cara out- Dear Worried: You can forced to go back to work. The first time I met her leave if Lisa is there. side of her apartment. If he donate personal items to She needs to take respon- roommate “Lisa,” I felt Kathy Mitchell and Marcy I’m hurt and confused is unwilling to change his charity, a local historical sibility for her bad choices. uncomfortable. I’m not the Sugar are longtime editors of by his perception of the visiting habits, you need society, a women’s shelter Wanting her husband to be jealous type, but something the Ann Landers column. situation. He doesn’t think to decide whether you can or any organization that the breadwinner is her pri- about her bothered me. it should be a big deal trust him or not. would appreciate them. ority, not his. She should Still, I continued to be nice went to see Cara, but only because he didn’t sleep But also consider seeing a have married someone to her and supportive of Lisa was home. He got with her. I want Lisa com- Dear Annie: I have no counselor. Someone who who was already capable Aidan’s friendships. drunk, and they got overly pletely out of the picture. I family or friends to speak has no friends could use of supporting a family, not A few days ago, Aidan friendly. He said he felt feel that Aidan is more wor- of. I have joined too many a little help finding out someone who promised he came clean and told me that terrible and was tormented ried about upsetting Cara dating services to count. why and learning ways would take steps to make he had drunkenly made out for a week before he told and her roommates than It looks like I am going to to change that dynamic. it happen. And if it’s so with Lisa. He said he was me. He promised it would he is about upsetting me. be by myself for whatever We also recommend doing stressed over school and never happen again. Shouldn’t he take my side? time I have left. So what some volunteer work in See ANNIE | 5A n In our community Events Camp that will be held The LaGrange Shufflers 402-3040 Special guest is the Rev. Tuesday in LaGrange June 11-15. meet at the Active Life cen- Threats Grove Baptist Sunday TaMarcus Cook of Saint The Interfaith Food Registration is 8:30 to 10 ter at 140 Ragland St. for Church, 192 Rosemont Thankful Baptist Church Smyrna Baptist Church of Closet at 416 Pierce St. in a.m. regular square dance from Road hosts “Come Walk at 968 Cannonville Road Newnan. LaGrange is open from 1 to The U.S. Army Corps 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. 706-812- a Mile with the Youth” celebrates its senior and 2:45 p.m. to help people in of Engineers at West 8840 at 9 a.m. Registration is junior usher boards and Tuesday-Friday need of food. 706-882-9291 Point Lake in partnership 8:30 a.m. and costs $10. nurse’s guild anniversary Arbor Grove Baptist The LaGrange Memorial with the US Coast Guard Wednesday Proceeds goes to the 11 a.m. Guest speaker is Church holds vacation Library Summer Reading Auxiliary will conduct a A bereavement support church youth department. the Rev. Roderick Johnson Bible school with activities Program kicks off with a “hands on” personal water- group meets 11 a.m. at Jean Sivell, 706-302-2508 of Atlanta. from 6 to 8 p.m. Classes reading pep rally hosted craft and boating safety Hospice LaGrange. Bethlehem Temple Thankful Baptist are offered for participants by storyteller Carol Cain course at the West Point Church at 307 Whitesville Church, 968 Cannonville age 5 to adult. at 7 p.m. at the library, 115 Project Management Office Thursday St. sponsors the summer of Road, hosts a Usher and Alford St. The program from 8:30 a.m. until 4:30 Rehearsals for the 2012 Sunday school drive Nurse Guild anniversary at Wednesday will be held at the library p.m. There is a $25 fee LaGrange Civic Chorale with free hot dogs and 11 a.m. Guest speaker is Trinity SDA Church every Wednesday follow- per family on a first-come, are from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. snacks from 10 a.m. to 1 the Rev. Roderick Johnson Prayer and Bible Study ing at 2 p.m. Children are first-served basis. Pre- in the Troup High School p.m. Mary Copeland, 706- of Atlanta. Refreshments Center at 710 Jenkins St. invited to sign up to par- registration is necessary chorus room. choralsoci- 663-8045 will be served after the holds community prayer ticipate and to read or lis- and can be done by call- [email protected], 706-882- Warren Temple United service. Connie Copeland, and Bible study at 7 p.m. ten to at least 10 books, ing the West Point Project 2734 Methodist Church, 416 E. 706-883-8377 Pastor Walter Gordon, or for five hours of read- Management Office at 706- Depot St., hosts a catfish Ebenezer Baptist Church 706-812-0760 ing time. Upon comple- 645-2937. Friday plate fundraiser from 11 on Ebenezer Church Road Hogansville Church of tion children will receive The LaGrange High The Troup County a.m. to 4 p.m. Plates are $8. in Pine Mountain cel- Christ, 4885 Mountville an official Georgia Reading School class of 2002 holds Commission’s work ses- 706-333-1982 ebrates its annual mission Road, holds a study on the Certificate and a prize. a reunion at Best Western sion is postponed to June Trinity SDA Church program at 11 a.m. Guest book of Revelation at 7 Lafayette Garden Inn, 8. Prayer and Bible Study speaker is the Rev. NeCola p.m. with speaker J. Robert Thursday 1613 Lafayette Parkway, Center at 710 Jenkins St. Mann, minister of Leete Brooks. 706-637-6476 Starbucks on Lafayette at 6:30 p.m. Cost is $40 June 2 holds a free Bible study Hill United Methodist St. Paul CME Church, Parkway hosts a blood per person. A free fam- The West Georgia chap- from 3:30 to 4:30 p.m. Church on Hamilton Road. 250 Lower Glass Bridge drive from 9 a.m. to noon. ily event is 1 to 3 p.m. ter of Fort Valley State Pastor Walter Gordon, Irelene Tucker, 706-594- Road, hosts Bible study at All donors will receive a at the playground of First University Alumni meets 706-812-0760 1582 7 p.m. free drink. Donors can sign Presbyterian Church, 120 at 10 a.m. at the William Long Cane Baptist Louise United Methodist up at Starbucks or make Broad St. lhs2002reunion. Griggs Recreation Center. Church on West Point Church, 1189 Hines Thursday and appointment by calling blogspot.com Peace by Piece Quilt Road hosts a benefit sing- Road, celebrates Pastor’s Celebrate Recovery, a 1-800-RED CROSS (1-800- Group meets at 2 p.m. at ing at 6 p.m. with perform- Appreciation Day for the faith-based recovery pro- 733-2767) or at redcross- Meetings First Baptist Church on the ers Twin Creeks Quartet, Rev. Jairo Gay and Ann gram, meets at 6 p.m. with blood.org. Tuesday Square. Jane Taylor, 706- Creekside Baptist Church Gay at 11 a.m. Althea a fellowship meal and wor- Story Hour featuring sto- Salvation Army Home 884-6323 choir, Jerry Scarbrough Grange, 706-402-4924 ship at the welcome center ries, fingerplays, songs and League meets at noon at and others. Admission is Canaan Baptist Church of First Baptist Church on rhymes for preschoolers 806 Murphy Ave. Churches free, there will be an offer- in Roanoke, Ala., hosts its Church Street. 706-884- and their escorts is at 10:30 Grief Share, a support Saturday ing taken. There will also annual family and friends 5631 a.m. at Hawkes Library in group for people griev- True Life Christian be a “car smashing” at 5 day at 2 p.m. CST Immanuel Ministries West Point. ing the loss of someone Ministries, 500 S. Lee St., p.m. where participants The Missionary Society and Worship Center at 75 The Interfaith Food close, meets at 7 p.m. at holds a bake and yard sale can sling a hammer for of Solomon Grove Baptist Patillo Road holds Bible Closet at 416 Pierce St. in Cedarcrest Community at 8 a.m. Proceeds will sup- $1. Proceeds benefit the Church observes its 87th study at 6:30 p.m. LaGrange is open from 1 to Church at 2380 Roanoke port trips for movie night church’s mission trip to anniversary at 2:30 p.m. True Life Christian 2:45 p.m. to help people in Road. 706-882-6327 youths. Delois Leslie, 706- Quincy, Wash. The Rev. C.F. Reed, pas- Ministries, 500 S. Lee St., need of food. 706-882-9291 tor of Ebenezer Baptist hosts Bible study at 7:30 Beginner ballroom dance Church of Franklin will be p.m. for adults and youth. lessons for all ages are the guest speaker. given from 7:30 to 8:30 On the road to … Berlin, Penn. Welcome Baptist Church Friday p.m. at the Active Life cen- celebrates its ushers’ anni- True Life Christian ter on Ragland Street. 706- versary at 2:30 p.m. with Ministries, 500 S. Lee St., 884-5857 guest speaker the Rev. hosts movie night from 7 Michael Gray of Word of to 9 p.m. Sylvia Cameron, Friday God Ministry in Hampton. 706-402-6670 A senior dance is at 7 706-882-2227 p.m. at the old Franklin Saint Paul Baptist June 2 Elementary School gym Church, 205 Union St., cel- Grace Baptist Church with a live band. Admission ebrates Women’s Day at at 3731 West Point Road is $4. 2:30 p.m. with the Rev. holds a yard sale at 8 a.m. Johnnie Baskerville and to raise funds for mission June 2 Rising Grove Baptist trips. Biscuits and bever- Market on Main, a farm- Church as guests. Minister ages will be served. er’s market, opens for the Ann Baker of Warren Trinity SDA Church season on the Main Street Temple United Methodist Prayer and Bible Study parking lot in LaGrange Church will be the Mistress Center at 710 Jenkins St. at East Depot Street, next of Ceremony. holds a free Bible study to the Carmike Cinemas. New Mount Olive from 3:30 to 4:30 p.m. Market hours are 8 to 10 Missionary Baptist Church Pastor Walter Gordon, a.m. every Saturday until celebrates its 129th church 706-812-0760 mid-October. Local farm- While vacationing with relatives in Berlin, Penn., Harold and Peggy Johnson visited anniversary at 2:30 p.m. ers will sell fresh produce. the Flight 93 National Memorial in Shanksville, Penn. They said the site was ‘very www.downtownlagrange. Troup County Board of Assessors impressive.’ Name: Mtg Rescheduled 5/29/12 com • • • Rescheduled Meeting The two local Chick- ‘On the road’ features photos of residents with a copy of LaGrange Daily News at an Width: 3.21 in fil-A stores host an 8:15 out-of-county location. Send a photograph showing the front page of the paper to ‘On a.m. 5K race and 8 a.m. the Road,’ LaGrange Daily News, P.O. Box 929, LaGrange, GA 30241 or to Matthew LaGrange, GA, May 23, 2012 — In accordance family fun run in down- Strother at [email protected], or bring it to our office at 105 Ashton St. with O.C.G.A 50-14-1 the Troup County Board of town LaGrange. 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4 - Weekend, May 26-27, 2012 State & Nation Dragon arrives at space station in historic first Marcia Dunn Dragon after a few hours Associated Press of extra checks and maneu- CAPE CANAVERAL, vers. The two vessels came Fla. — The privately bank- together while sailing rolled Dragon capsule above Australia. made a historic arrival at “Looks like we’ve got us the International Space a dragon by the tail,” Pettit Station on Friday, trium- announced from 250 miles phantly captured by astro- up once he locked onto nauts wielding a giant Dragon’s docking mecha- robot arm. nism. SpaceX is the first pri- NASA controllers vate company to accom- applauded as their coun- plish such a feat: a com- terparts at SpaceX’s con- mercial cargo delivery into trol center in Hawthorne, the cosmos. Calif. — including Musk Red Huber/Orlando Sentinel/MCT “There’s so much that — lifted their arms in tri- A Falcon 9 rocket carrying the Dragon spacecraft blasts off, Tuesday, May 22, 2012, from Complex 40 at Cape Canaveral could have gone wrong umph and jumped out of Air Force Station. SpaceX is the first private company to build a rocket for a mission to the International Space Station. and it went right,” said an their seats to exchange elated Elon Musk, the bil- high fives. The two control and chanted, “E-lon, E-lon, reserved for a small, elite Two hours after the cap- right here in the U.S.,” lionaire maestro of SpaceX. rooms worked together, as E-lon,” as the 40-year-old group of government agen- ture, the crew attached the NASA Administrator “This really is, I think, equal partners, to pull off Musk, wearing a black cies. Dragon to the space sta- Charles Bolden said in a going to be recognized as a the feat. athletic jacket with the Not only that, the reus- tion as the congratulations statement. significantly historical step The company’s youthful- SpaceX logo, described the able SpaceX Dragon is poured in. “Nearly 43 years after we forward in space travel — looking employees — the day’s events. designed to safely return “Now that a U.S. compa- first walked on the moon, and hopefully the first of average age is 30 — were Although cargo hauls items, a huge benefit that ny has proven its ability to we have taken another step many to come.” still in a frenzy when Musk have become routine, disappeared with NASA’s resupply the space station, in demonstrating contin- NASA astronaut Donald took part in a televised Friday’s linkup was signifi- space shuttles. It’s the first it opens a new frontier ued American leadership Pettit used the space sta- news conference. They cant in that an individual U.S. craft to visit the sta- for commercial opportuni- in space,” said Apollo 11’s tion’s 58-foot robot arm to screamed with excitement company pulled it off. tion since the final shuttle ties in space — and new Buzz Aldrin, the second snare the gleaming white as if it were at a pep rally That chore was previously flight last summer. job creation opportunities man to step onto the moon. ‘Idol’ moves toward lower payouts for runners-up LOS ANGELES — Coming in she and other Season 11 contes- which contracts filed for contes- series’ winners and finalists are and recordings of Idol contes- second on “American Idol” may tants signed earlier this year. tants under the age of 18 were obligated to perform in a con- tants for several years after they still be a path to superstardom, The agreement appears to be available. The contracts were cert tour and lend their likeness appear on the show, has replaced but it no longer offers guaran- the first time in “Idol’s” history reviewed by judges in accor- to a Walt Disney World Resort a guaranteed album deal for teed paychecks worthy of the that producers are not offering dance with a California law that attraction in Florida. the runner-up with a staggered next pop idol or rock star. the show’s runner-up an album requires at least 15 percent of a If Sanchez is given an album “Development Period” that Wednesday night’s runner- deal that in previous years came minor entertainer’s earnings be deal following the show, she requires less music and pays out up, 16-year-old Jessica Sanchez, with a guaranteed advance of at set aside for their benefit once will receive the same $175,000 less in advances. doesn’t have a definite shot at least $175,000, an Associated they reach adulthood. bonus that Lauren Alaina was Sanchez could be paid as little producing an album and could Press review of the Fox show’s The reduced royalty advance paid after placing second in as $30,000 if she is asked to be paid as little as $30,000 in contracts reveals. covers the period immediately the show’s 10th season. But 19 perform four single songs, or advances for recording singles, The analysis covers eight following the show. In addition Recordings Inc., which has the $60,000 if she records an “EP” according to the “Idol” contract of “Idol’s” 11 seasons during to recording new music, the option to handle the albums of between four and 10 songs. 50 years on, fire still burns underneath Pa. town CENTRALIA, Pa. (AP) touch, at the empty, lonely aimed at blocking the state moved and 500 structures danger to their part of possession of the homes. — It’s an anniversary the streets where nature has of Pennsylvania from evict- demolished under a $42 town, accused government The state Department of few remaining souls who reclaimed what coal-indus- ing them. million federal relocation officials and mining com- Community and Economic live here won’t be celebrat- try money once built. It’s Centralia was already program. panies of a plot to grab the Development said Friday ing. a macabre story that has a coal-mining town in But some holdouts rights to billions of dollars’ it’s in negotiations with Fifty years ago on long provided fodder for decline when the fire refused to go — even after worth of anthracite coal, one of the five remaining Sunday, a fire at the town books, movies and plays department set the town’s their houses were seized and vowed to stay put. homeowners; the others dump ignited an exposed — the latest one debuting landfill ablaze on May 27, through eminent domain After years of letting them are continuing to resist, coal seam and still burns in March at a theater in 1962, in an ill-fated attempt in the early 1990s. They be, state officials decided pleading their case in fed- today. It set off a chain of New York. to tidy up for Memorial said the fire posed little a few years ago to take eral court. events that eventually led Yet to the handful of Day. The fire wound up to the demolition of nearly residents who still occupy igniting the coal outcrop- NOTICE OF THE OPPORTUNITY FOR PUBLIC COMMENT every building in Centralia Centralia, who keep their ping and, over the years, — a whole community of houses tidy and their lawns spread to the vast network 1,400 simply gone. mowed, this borough in of mines beneath homes GEORGIA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTIONPROTECTION All these decades later, the mountains of north- and businesses, threaten- DIVISION AIR PROTECTION BRANCH the Centralia fire main- eastern Pennsylvania is no ing residents with poison- STATE OF GEORGIA tains its grip on the popu- sideshow attraction. It’s ous gases and dangerous COUNTY OF TROUP lar imagination, drawing home, and they’d like to sinkholes. NOTICE OF DRAFT TITLE V OPERATING PERMIT visitors from around the keep it that way. After a contentious bat- To All Interested Parties: world who come to gawk “That’s all anybody tle over the future of the To All Interested Parties: The Georgia Environmental Protection Division announces its intent to issue a TitleTitle VV AirAir QualityQuality at twisted, buckled Route wanted from day one,” town, the side that wanted Operating Permit to Kia Motors Manufacturing Georgia, Inc. The facility is located atat 77777777 KIAKIA 61, at the sulfurous steam said Tom Hynoski, who’s to evacuate won out. By Parkway, West Point, Georgia. The primary purpose of this permit is to identify andand consolidateconsolidate rising intermittently from among the plaintiffs in a the end of the 1980s, more existing State and Federal air requirements applicable to Kia Motors Manufacturing Georgia,Georgia, Inc.Inc. ground that’s warm to the federal civil rights lawsuit than 1,000 people had and to provide practical methods for determining compliance with these requirements.requirements. TheThe Georgia Environmental Protection Division (EPD) is preparing Title V Operating PermitsPermits inin n State briefs accordance with Title V of the Clean Air Act. This permit will be enforceable byby thethe GeorgiaGeorgia EPD,EPD, thethe U.S.U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, and other personspersons asas otherwiseotherwise authorizedauthorized byby law.law. Man wanted in was 47 when he was report- Police say the man saw ed missing by his wife. what he thought was a Kia Motors Manufacturing Georgia, Inc. is an automobile and light-duty truck manufacturing plant.plant. death of wife, Authorities say the skull in the woods near grandfather remains were found the Shiloh Road overpass The draft permit and all information used to develop the draft permit are available forfor review.review. ThisThis DALTON, Ga. (AP) Wednesday by a man col- along Interstate 75 in Cobb includesincludes thethe applicationapplication and all other relevant materials availableavailable toto thethe permittingpermitting authority.authority. ThisThis lecting cans to recycle. County. informationinformation isis available for review at the office oftheofthe AirProtectionAirProtection Branch,Branch, 42444244 InternationalInternational — Authorities are search- Parkway, Atlanta TradeportSuite 120, Atlanta, Georgia 30354. Copies of the draft permit, ing for a man they believe Parkway, Atlanta TradeportSuite 120, Atlanta, Georgia 30354. Copies of the draft permit, narrative, and permit application will be available through our our internet internet site site killed his wife and her http://www.georgiaair.org/airpermit/htmllpermits/draft. (Please note that the InternetInternet isis generallygenerally grandfather at the couple’s accessible from most public libraries in Georgia.) Dalton home. Capt. Rick Swiney with IfIf copiescopies are desired, a copying machine for public useuse isis providedprovided byby EPDEPD atat thethe AtlantaAtlanta AirAir the Whitfield County Protection Branch office. There will be a copying charge of$0.10 per page. Copies willwill bebe mademade Sheriff’s Office said Friday on a first-come, first served basis. Files are available for review and copying 8:308:30 a.m.a.m. toto 4:004:00 that 49-year-old Adolph p.m., Monday -Friday, excluding holidays. Ray “Sonny” Neal is wanted in the deaths of You are hereby notified of the opportunity to submit written public comments concerning thethe draftdraft 27-year-old Jessica B. Title V Air Quality Operating Permit. Persons wishing to comment on the draft TitleTitle VV OperatingOperating Neal and 69-year-old Don Permit are required to submit their comments, in writing, to EPD at the above AtlantaAtlanta AirAir William Shedd. He said Protection Branch address. Comments must be received by the EPD no later than 3030 daysdays afterafter authorities are unsure of thethe datedate onon which this notice is published in the newspaper. (Should(Should thethe commentcomment periodperiod endend onon Sonny Neal’s whereabouts a weekend or holiday, comments will be accepted up until the next working day.)day.) TheThe Division,Division, but are searching woods inin makingmaking itsits final decision to issue the Title V permit, willwill considerconsider allall commentscomments receivedreceived onon oror prior to that date. around the neighborhood prior to that date. where Neal lives and have Any requests for a public hearing must be made within the 30-day public comment period.period. AA extended the manhunt into requestrequest for a hearing should be in writing and should specify, inin asas muchmuch detaildetail asas possible,possible, thethe other states. air quality related issues that constitute the basis for the request. Where possible,possible, thethe individualindividual Shedd’s body was found making the request should also identify the portion( s) of the Georgia Rules for Air QualityQuality ControlControl Thursday by Jessica and/or the Federal Rules that the individual making the request is concerned maymay notnot havehave beenbeen Neal’s 9-year-old daughter. adequately incorporated into the draft permit. If a public hearing on the draftdraft TitleTitle VV OperatingOperating Authorities have not said Permit is to be held, the date, time, and location of the hearing will be provided inin aa subsequent,subsequent, how the two were killed separate public notice. At that hearing, anyone may present data, make aa statementstatement oror comment,comment, but Sheriff Scott Chitwood or offer a viewpoint or argument either orally or in writing concerning the draftdraft TitleTitle VV permit.permit. has called the deaths During the Division's decision -making procedures to issue the Title V permit, anyany informationinformation “extremely violent.” receivedreceived during a public hearing will be considered together withwith informationinformation receivedreceived duringduring thethe comment period.

Following this 30 day public comment period, the draft permit will undergo a 45 dayday reviewreview byby U.S.U.S. Remains found in EPA in accordance with 40 CFR 70.8. Information pertaining to U.S. EPA's review periodperiod cancan bebe Kennesaw foundfound onon their website at www.epa.gov/region4/air/permits. KENNESAW, Ga. (AP) After the comment period has expired, the EPD will consider all comments, make anyany necessarynecessary — Cobb County police say changes, and issue the Title V Operating Permit. Copies of the final TitleTitle VV OperatingOperating Permit,Permit, remains found this week in comments received, EPD's responses to comments, and any other relevant informationinformation willwill thenthen Kennesaw are those of a be made available for public review during normal business hours at the the office office of of the the AirAir Calhoun man missing since Protection Branch. A summary of comments and any changes made to the final permitpermit willwill bebe August 2009. foundfound inin anan addendum to the narrative. A copy of this narrativenarrative andand thethe finalfinal TitleTitle VV permitpermit willwill bebe Sgt. Dana Pierce with added to the information already available at the internet address given above. the police department said investigators are trying For additional information, contact the manager of the Stationary Source Permitting Program,Program, atat to determine how Norris thethe AtlantaAtlanta address, or by phone at 404/363-7000. PleasePlease referrefer toto thisthis noticenotice whenwhen requestingrequesting Milton Dove Jr. died. He information.information. 502187502187 519847519847 5 LIVING

Lifestyles Weekend, May 26-27, 2012 - 5 25 years ago: College receives grant to restore Smith Hall n college alumni, other accompanied by Mr. and Scholarship. He is one med at UGA and Dan will man she had stopped for Memoried Glances trustees, employees, busi- Mrs. Jack Rogers and Mr. of the 2,800 High School attend Notre Dame on a speeding on Interstate 185. Julia Dyar, a nesses, other foundations and Mrs. David Guy. Mrs. seniors in the United Naval ROTC Scholarship. The man was sentenced retired and from many individual Rogers is adviser for the States to receive a college- to 23 years in prison last journalist, is friends of the college.” LHS organization and she sponsored merit scholar- Latin Award Winners week. active in the and Mr. Guy are faculty ship. — Troup High School Troup County Kids’ Doctor Easley members at the local high Donald plans to attend students Elaine Irwin and Local Red Cross Historical Named Kids’ Parade school. the University of Georgia. Amy Jacoby have won cum Chapter to Mark 70 Society. Grand Marshall — Ellen is the second LHS laude awards for their out- Anniversary — The Dr. Curran S. Easley, student to hold the office Graduation To Break standing performances on Troup County Chapter of LaGrange pediatrician for of state president of the Up Hudson Twins the 10th National Latin the American Red Cross From the LaGrange 37 years, will be the grand group. Kim Alise was pres- ‘Dynamic Duo’ — Exam, a standardized test celebrated its 70th anni- Daily News, 1987. marshall for the July 4th ident in 1983. Graduation will be the “end administered to Latin versary this week (week Sweet Land of Liberty of an era” at LaGrange students throughout the of May 25th) recognizing Front Page News: Parade in LaGrange. State History Contest High School where twins nation. This spring more service to the area since $1 Million Grant to Dr. Easley was selected Winners — Six students Dan and Don Hudson have than 61,000 students com- May 30, 1917. Restore LC’s Smith for the honor by the com- form Westside Girls Junior racked up impressive hon- peted for the awards. In honor of this event, Hall — LaGrange College mittee planning the annual High School were state ors (and pulled off their the chapter will feature a has received a challenge parade. Mayor Gardner winners in the History Day share of pranks) for four Deputy Receives display of old scrapbooks grant of $1 million from Newman has issued a proc- competition. The six win- years. Purple Heart — Deputy and Red Cross memora- the Fuller E. Callaway lamation declaring July 4 ners will compete in the The scholarship-winning Joy Burnham was present- bilia at the Troup County Foundation for the proj- as “Curran S. Easley Jr. National History Day com- twins will go separate ed a Purple Heart Award Archives from Tuesday ect to renovate Smith Hall, Day.” petition June 7-11 at the ways for the first time this from Troup County Sheriff through Saturday. A recep- according to an announce- Dr. Easley and his wife, University of Maryland. fall – Dan will attend Notre Gene Jones on behalf of tion will be held at the ment by Dr. Walter Y. Mrs. Hollis Rawson Easley, The event was spon- Dame and Don has chosen the National Sheriffs’ archives on Thursday, May Murphy, college president, will ride on a “specially sored locally by the Troup the University of Georgia. Association on May 28 28, and Red Cross volun- at the spring meeting of constructed” float at the County Historical Society, This summer they at the LaGrange Kiwanis teers, past and present, are the college’s board of trust- end of the parade and will which will honor the win- will be lifeguards at the Club meeting. urged to attend. Barbara ees. be honored in a ceremony ners May 21 at their spring Highland Country Club. Joy was shot in the arm Hudson is local chapter One of the oldest pri- to be held on Lafayette meeting at Hollis Hand Don plans to major in pre- on March 1, by an Atlanta director. vate college buildings in Square. School. Georgia, Smith hall will Winners are Melissa be fully renovated in a LHS Student State and Karen Albornoz, twin $2,185,308 project to President of National sisters; Katie Merrill, Good for you begin soon. Honor Society — Ellen Mandy Barbee, and Nell This $1 million chal- Cleaveland has been elect- and Allison Ma’Loof, twin lenge grant from the local ed State President of the sisters. foundation assures the Georgia National Honor Their teachers are Dottie restoration of this historic Society. Schuyler, Gail Jackson, structure which is listed The LaGrange High Curmilla Furgeson and in the National Register of School Junior won the LC student teacher Allen Historic Places. honor in an election by Stewart. In acknowledging this delegates attending the generous gift, Dr. Murphy Georgia NHS state conven- National Merit also expressed appreciation at Jekyll Island. Scholarship — Donald P. tion for the “broad-based LHS sent a delegation Hudson of LaGrange High support the restoration of 24 juniors and seniors School is the recipient of project has received from to the event. They were a 1987 National Merit Grizzle-Jetton to wed Mr. and Mrs. Russell Gary Grizzle of Wilmington, Del., announce the engage- ment of their daughter, Meredith Lauren Callaway High School JROTC cadet Col. Kallie MontgomeryPictured received the Grizzle of New York, to Michael Aaron GA-20068 Outstanding Cadet of the Year award for the 2011-2012 school year. With Jetton of New York, son of Ms. Sandra her are Lt. Col. Craig, Nancy Montgomery, Kenneth Montgomery and Chief Master Jane Starnes of Raleigh, N.C., and Mr. Sgt. Lamb. Roger Aaron Jetton Jr. of Richmond, Va. • • • our office at 105 Ashton ber. The wedding is set for 6:30 p.m. Nov. ‘Good for you’ recognizes St. • Do not use tape or sta- 3 at First United Methodist Church in individuals and groups for Here are a few guidelines: ples, or write on the back LaGrange. good deeds or personal • Typed or printed sub- of the photo. The bride-elect is a graduate of Wake achievement. To submit missions are requested. • Photos may be retrieved Forest University with a bachelor of arts a photograph, send it to • Give details of what the at our office after they degree in political science and received a Meredith Grizzle and Michael Jetton. ‘Good for You,’ LaGrange recognition is for. run. Juris Doctor degree from the University Daily News, P.O. Box 929, • Include full names and • E-mailed photos must be of Virginia. She is an attorney specializing in finance law at King & Spalding in New LaGrange, GA 30241 or identification of everyone in JPEG format and sent York. to Matthew Strother at in the photo. as attachments. The groom-elect is a graduate of the University of Virginia with a bachelor of arts mstrother@lagrange- • Also include a name and • Photos run on a space- degree in environmental sciences. He is a research manager at Gerson Lehrman news.com, or bring it to daytime telephone num- available basis. Group, a financial services firm in New York. Name: Bridal Directory Lodging Wedding a compromise Width: 4.8775 in Depth: 10 in Place Your Color: Black, Bridal Directory of two families’ values Ad Number: 00519314 Listing Here! Q: My daughter will about them. They are what you like or don’t like Customer Name: 401-LDN House (RE) be getting married this stuck in the middle want- about the way you look” Invitations summer. 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6 - Weekend, May 26-27, 2012 Opinion n Our view Remember the true meaning of Memorial Day Another Memorial Day alternative as well. many citizens of this great served and those still serv- been able to feel that half- take time bow your head is upon us and with the The price of gasoline: United States too often ing in defense of this great masted flags were appro- and pray for those who cost of just about every- with the price of gasoline forget what this day is Nation. priate on Decoration Day. fought and those who died thing continuing to sky- in the $3.50 price range all about. Once known as Make it a point to attend I have rather felt that the to give you the freedom to rocket and prices rising (down from nearly $4 just Decoration Day, it com- your local home-town flag should be at the peak, do so. out of reach of many, there a few of weeks ago) many memorated U.S. service- Memorial Day ceremo- because those whose dying Thank a military veteran are three prices to con- Memorial Day picnickers men who died in the mili- nies. Put your hand over we commemorate rejoiced for their service. Pray for sider over your three-day will replace a trip to the tary service. your heart every time “Old in seeing it where their those who serve in harm’s weekend. beach or the mountains Originally enacted Glory” passes and applaud valor placed it. We honor way today that they may The price of ribs and with a backyard shindig. to honor Union soldiers the veterans as they march them in a joyous, thankful, return safely to their loved steaks: you may want to Invite friends and family, of the Civil War, it was by. Most of all fly your flag triumphant commemora- ones. replace those steaks and they could all use a day-off extended after World War on this special day. tion of what they did. Of those who died, ribs at this year’s barbe- from an expensive drive I to honor those who died President Benjamin So go ahead and have fun President Garfield said, cue with less expensive for an outdoor meal. in all wars. To “celebrate” Harrison once said: I have over the extended week- “For love of country they hamburgers and hot dogs. The price of freedom: Memorial Day means to never been able to think of end that marks Memorial accepted death.” Chicken, pork or seafood this should be consid- remember all who fought, the day as one of mourn- Day and the unofficial Always remember, free- can be an inexpensive ered most of all because those who died, those who ing; I have never quite beginning of summer. But dom isn’t free. n Letter to Editor sible to explain to them how they need should ever arise. All of our Obama’s education feel. Sometimes they try to, but the servicemen and women, as well as Remember words just won’t come. They don’t all veterans need your support and want them to know what they did or with just a simple smile in their direc- those who why they did what they did, but most tion, or saying hello, or thank you to hypocrisy — again of all they don’t want to relive the them will bring a smile to their face experiences again. and a feeling of being respected and If you were a child in sacrificed Eventually the physical pain will appreciated. After all, shouldn’t we the District of Columbia go away, but the physical loss never be doing that to each other anyway? school system (51st in Dear Editor, will. These men and women are our Ray Thomas state rankings for aca- This is the day we honor those who living heroes. They can and will over- Cheyenne Drive demic achievement, first have served or is serving our country come their physical losses. DO NOT LaGrange for school violence), you in defense of all the freedoms we put limitations on them, allow them and your parents prob- enjoy today. opportunities to show you what they ably greeted the election There are those which paid the can and will do. After watching them Will the sharp of Barack Obama with ultimate sacrifice with their lives and I can assure you will need to rethink great joy. If someone had to these men and women I pray we your own limitations. curve ever get suggested to you then never forget what they gave for each Others come home with no appar- that the president would of us. I also pray we honor them not ent injuries, but don’t be fooled they attempt to torpedo the too can and do suffer greatly day fixed? just one day a year but every day scholarship program that Mona Charen of each year. There are those who after day. With no physical injuries permits some District came home with less than what they these men and women are sometimes Dear Editor, kids to attend the private Columnist left with. Both physically and emo- viewed as being less injured than oth- Just wondering when they will ever schools of their choice, tionally drained and tired they still ers, but the emotional toll taken on get the road done to do away with you might have thought face another morning, day and night them each day can and does lead to the sharp curve on New Franklin you were hearing racist has at Sidwell.” Too bad of pain. Sometimes the pain is so physical ailments or worse. These are Rd.There have been so many 18 smears. she couldn’t take Obama intense they wish they too had been our living heroes too and must not be wheelers that have turned over and But that is what hap- on the same tour. one of those who had paid the ulti- forgotten. the other day a truck jumped the pened. As he did in pre- The last time Obama, mate price. Some set alone at night To our current servicemen and curbing and went straight across the vious years, President who likes to style himself and think why me? What could I have women we say thank you for your curve up into the woods.If a car had Obama has once again the voice of the 99 per- done differently? How much longer willingness to stand in harm’s way been there at the right time someone attempted to zero out cent, attempted to kill the must I endure this pain and suffering, for us. Remember you are not alone. would have been killed. funding in 2013 for Opportunity Scholarship Those of us who served before you and they wonder why am I all alone? the D.C. Opportunity Program, it was saved by would and will be proud to stand Lynn Rooks The lucky ones have families that Scholarship Program, a Speaker of the House John with you today or tomorrow if the LaGrange love and care for them, but it’s impos- small federal outlay that Boehner — just another provides scholarships to white Republican who some 1,600 students to cares nothing for blacks attend private or paro- and Hispanics. During chial schools. Since the tense budget negotia- program’s inception in tions in 2011, Boehner 2004, more than 10,000 succeeded in getting the families have applied to president’s approval for a participate. The average five-year reauthorization income of OSP partici- of the $20 million pro- pants is $24,000. gram. The administration Now the presi- claims that it “strongly dent is proposing, as opposes” the OSP because Democrats always do, to it “has not yielded increase funding for the improved student achieve- Department of Education ment.” But as the Black by 2.5 percent, taking it Alliance for Educational to $70 billion and once Options reports: again to eliminate fund- “The most recent fed- ing for the OSP, moving eral evaluation of the OSP those funds back to the showed that students public schools. who used their scholar- It’s easy to see why the ships had a 91 percent president wants to dou- graduation rate — 21 ble down on the current percent higher than those system. Ever increasing who were offered but did expenditures have done not use scholarships and so much for the kids of more than 30 points high- the District of Columbia. er than D.C. public school The District now spends students. The program $18,000 per student. More has also produced gains than 60 percent of District in reading.” fourth graders cannot The president delivers read at grade level. Only energetic speeches about 14 percent of eighth grad- the “knowledge economy” ers are proficient in read- and the urgent need to ing. The Washington Post improve education for all reports that in math, the of America’s kids. He’s District has, “by a wide been troubled and ada- margin, the nation’s high- Teen Maze program advocates mant about the problem est proportion of fourth of school dropouts: In a and eighth graders in the 2010 speech, for example, ‘below basic’ category — the president declared: and the lowest in profi- “This is a problem we cient/advanced.” During teen-pregnancy prevention cannot afford to accept or the 2007/2008 academic ignore. The stakes are too year, police received more Teen Maze is an educa- may “choose” not to drink Troup County Health Jane Gannon is a nurse high — for our children, than 3,500 calls from pub- tional opportunity for the or use drugs, and gradu- Department to volunteer with the Troup County for our economy, for our lic schools, 900 of them ninth-grade students of ate to have a successful or receive further informa- Health Department country. It’s time for all for violent incidents. Troup County. All ninth- future. The ultimate goal tion at 706-298-3650. of us to come together … The overwhelm- grade students including of Teen Maze is timely ing majority of parents public, private and home high school graduation. to end America’s dropout crisis.” But the program who’ve been able to take school are welcome to par- Troup County contin- advantage of Opportunity ticipate. The annual event ues to remain high in the in D.C. that cuts dropout rates by 30 points? He’s Scholarships are happy is scheduled for the next number of teen pregnancy with them, along with school year on Sept. 18th and STD rates. Becoming standing in the school- house door saying, “No more than 70 percent of and 19th at the Callaway more aware of the data for District residents general- Conference Center of the parents and commu- exit.” At least two students, ly. Sen. Joseph Lieberman, West Georgia Technical nity has encouraged more EDITORIAL BOARD who has joined Speaker College. discussions regarding Sarah and James Parker, John Clark, publisher, Ext. 239, were able to attend Sidwell Boehner in attempting Teen Maze promotes risky behaviors. Students to secure funding for the awareness and urges the have stated by having Friends — the school the [email protected] Obamas chose for their program, said “If Dr. King students to think about more information allows were alive today, he’d be potential consequences of them to make better –––––––––––––––––– daughters — thanks to the scholarships. The Wall fighting his heart out for risky behavior and deci- choices. The student sur- Tim Epperson, editor, [email protected] the OSP.” sions based on various sta- vey showed that students Street Journal’s William But Dr. King is not tions. want to receive informa- McGurn quoted their Karen Brown, general manager/advertising director, alive, and the first black Teens navigate from one tion from their parents. mother, who noted that station to another while Talking to your child does Ext. 238, [email protected] at the public school her president, whose daugh- experiencing lifelike situ- not give them permission Kevin Eckleberry, sports editor, Ext. 232, kids would be obliged to ters are in no danger ations. The situations are to participate in these attend without the schol- of losing their spots at based on choices drawn behaviors. keckleberry@lagrangenews. com arships, fewer than half Sidwell, has turned his at that station. Choices The first event was held Michael Iannacone, circulation director. Ext. 209, of the students are profi- back. include consequences of in October of 2011 and cient at reading or math. teen pregnancy, sexu- was a huge success. There [email protected] “I once took Sarah to To find out more about ally transmitted disease, were 394 volunteers Roland Foiles II, production manager Roosevelt High School,” Mona Charen and read underage drinking, drug assisting including law Deborah Parker recount- features by other Creators use, judicial system with enforcement, community Becky Wolf, production coordinator ed, “to see its metal detec- Syndicate columnists possible jail time, death or partners and parents. Carla Jones, retail advertising manager, Ext. 233, tors and security guards. and cartoonists, visit the remain abstinent through- Please contact Jane I wanted to scare her into Creators Syndicate web out the maze. The student Gannon, R.N. with the [email protected] appreciation for what she page at www.creators. com. 7

Local Weekend, May 26-27, 2012 - 7 7:45 a.m. to 5 p.m. June 11- sponsored by LaGrange Art Mu- Forces Entertainment. In the 14 and 7:45 a.m. to 1 p.m. June seum. For a registration form, past year, she has performed in Camps 15, Western Heights Baptist email education@lagrangeart- 10 countries, entertaining ser- Church, 2382 West Point Road museum.org or stop by La- vicemen and women and their From Page 1A $184 for students who have Grange Art Museum. families. Registration forms are completed first through sixth available at www.nhct.org. Cub Scouts in LaGrange hold grades; scholarships are avail- Youth Police and Fire Camp an annual day camp, Camp Cow- able. 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. June 25-29, Sheriff’s Academy for Youth pie, in the summer. Boys will WinShape camp, a Chick-fil-A Mike Daniel Recreation Center 9 a.m. to noon July 9-13 for have the opportunity to shoot program, will bring a week-long on Lafayette Parkway nine to 10 year olds; July 16-20 BB guns and bows and arrows; camp to LaGrange. The camp is Free, for ages 10 to 16 years for 11 to 12 year olds hike; do experiments and more. led by college students trained The LaGrange police and fire $40 per session includes a T- Boys wear T-shirts and shorts, by WinShape. Campers choose departments host the annual shirt, certificate and lunch every closed-toed shoes and socks to from 18 different activities in- camp that gives an up-close day camp. Campers bring their sack cluding gymnastics, archery, look at law enforcement and the The camp will include hands- lunch Monday through Thurs- soccer, music, cooking, digital criminal justice system. Camp- on activities including finger- day. Camp Cowpie is a Boy photography, flag football and ers participate in hands-on ac- printing, basic aid training, Scouts of America day camp so more. The LaGrange camp is tivities, incorporating teamwork, mock press conference and field if a boy is not a Cub Scout, he hosted by the two local Chick- File photo physical and mental fitness and trips. There will also be demon- can register June 4 for $10. For fil-A stores, Baptist Taber- more. Instructors from the fire stration on K-9, jail operations, information or to register con- nacle, First Baptist Church on Camp Cowpie is one of many camps for children held in department conduct a wreck firearms safety and careers in tact Adam Lean at adam.lean@ the Square, New Community Troup County this summer. Camp Cowpie is a long-stand- simulation with assistance from law enforcement. To register, scouting.org or at 706-341-3344. Church and Western Heights ing summer tradition for boys. AMR ambulance service and Ai- call Gail Foster or Chad Mann at Baptist Church. To register, go rEvac Lifeteam. Camp is limited 706-883-1616. Communities in Schools to www.winshapecamps.org. Art Discovery (Younger Kids) lagrangeartmuseum.org or stop to the first 50 who apply. For in- 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., weekdays, For a scholarship application, 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. June 18-22, by LaGrange Art Museum. formation, call 706-883-2603. Archery Camp June 1 -28, Gardner Newman email Sherri Brown at sher- LaGrange Art Museum 1 to 4 p.m. July 23-27, Lafay- Middle School [email protected]. $130 for members; $150 for Art Discovery (Older Kids) New Horizon Theatre Perform- ette Christian School $25 for rising sixth and sev- non-members, for students in 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. June 18-22, ing Arts Camp $50 for rising fourth through enth graders First Tee Junior Golf Camp first through fifth grades. LaGrange Art Museum 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. June 25-29, 12th graders; deadline for regis- The camp includes field trips, 8:30 to 11 a.m. each day for Every day at art camp will $130 for members; $150 for New Horizon Theatre, West tration is June 15 art, drumming, dance, music, three sessions, June 11-15, June feature different art projects, non-members, for students in Point This camp is for students who photography and more. It’s open 25-29, July 9-13, at The First Tee including rock sculptures, po- sixth through eighth grades. $150 for ages six to 16 years have never picked up a bow and to any rising sixth-and seventh- course, Lafayette Parkway tato stamp shirts, mosaics, ad- Every day at art camp will fea- New Horizon Theatre will host those who are compete on an ar- grader in Troup County on a first $20 per session for children vanced painting methods, paper ture different projects, including an intensive theater camp for chery team. The camp includes come, first served basis. For 8-to-18 years old mache, pressed flower art and point perspective, color theory students interested in perform- safety and use of compound registration forms, call Brenda This golf camp is sponsored more. All students who partici- tessellations, art theory, sculp- ing arts, including sessions for bows and real arrows that will Kennedy at 706-298-7121. by The First Tee program. To pate will be invited to the July ture, landscape painting, mono- all levels of performance experi- be shot indoors at bulls-eye tar- register, call Michelle Griffith at 21 Mess Fest, sponsored by La- chromatic painting and more. All ence. Camp director Julia Lang- gets. There is a limit of 30 partic- WinShape Camps for Commu- 706-883-1655. Grange Art Museum. For a regis- students who participate will be ley recently completed a tour ipants. For a registration form, nities tration form, email education@ invited to the July 21 Mess Fest, with Cirque Dreams and Armed call 706-884-6684.

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Sherri Brown / Daily News " -./ ) ," Piper Rogers, 4, checks out a hand-carved beaver. Danny Daniel’s character trail includes a stop at the beaver, with -01 (,", a lesson on determination. ) ( Trail , , From Page 1A a trail through the woods, then added a few unexpected . , characters along the way. A hand carved bear, a beaver, an owl and an otter dot ") " the trail. Daniel takes time off from his part-time law practice to lead groups through the woods and introduce the animals and their character traits 2 3 “It’s mostly for children 6-to-12-years old, but I can adapt it to any group, even adults,” Daniel said. While , scouts, homeschoolers and other children’s groups are most common to the trail, he’s also entertained “Red Hat” women and other adult groups. The Mobile District of the Corps of Engineers in Along the trail, Daniel and his wife, Margie, introduce consultation with the US Fish and Wildlife Service the carved animals and talk about their characteristics. refuses to uphold two of the five congressional The otter’s character trait is responsibility, demon- authorizations for which this lake was funded, strated by the way both mother and father otters take on responsibility for teaching their pups how to swim and 1) Recreation catch fish for food. Otters live as a family unit, taking care 2) Sport Fishing/Wildlife Development. of each other. “It’s a way to share this beautiful place and also tell Numerous studies have been presented to the Corps people what’s important to us,” Daniel said. to demonstrate that West Point Lake can be safely To schedule a hike at the Hillabahatchee Creek, call managed at or above 632.5’. The Corps of Engineers Danny and Margie Daniel at 706-882-7987. The hike is itself established 632.5’ as the initial recreation level. about a mile long and takes about an hour. Groups are welcome to bring a lunch to eat and spend time swimming in the creek after the hike. The Coalition has always worked well and cooperated with the Corps. However, the lack of a satisfactory response to the discontent of this community and the inaction of the Corps to take up any of the legitimate recommendations concerning lake levels requires us to do Sherri Brown can be reached at sbrown@lagrange- what we believe is best for our lake. news.com or at 706-884-7311, Ext. 240. We are asking everyone who reads this to do three things, 1) Go to Facebook and “Like” our “Keep West Point Lake Above 632.5!” campaign Summer 2) Email Colonel Steven Roemhildt 3) Send a paper letter to Colonel Steven Roemhildt From Page 1A Please keep communications civil but as emotional as you feel comfortable. party on the Chamber of Commerce plaza. Contact Information For Colonel Steven Roemhildt 7 p.m. to 11 p.m. June 29, Red, White and Blue Friday U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Mobile District includes a musical program presented by the community Attn: Col. Steven Roemhildt orchestra, directed by Neil Brumbeloe. The performance PO Box 2288 includes several pieces from John Philips Sousa marches Mobile, AL 36628-0001 and selections from West Side Story. The movie for the email: [email protected] night is “A Dolphin Tale.” 7 p.m. to 11 p.m. Aug. 3. A “flashback to the 80s” cos- Your original thoughts or feelings are preferred. But, sometimes it is difficult to write a tume contest will be held followed by the movie “Ferris correspondence such as this. Feel free to copy or use the verbiage below as a starter. We Bueller’s Day Off.” Music for the evening is by Doublewide encourage you to in some way reference at least one or all three of the specific items listed. Dear Sir, Revival. I am writing to voice my disappointment of how the Army Corps of Engineers, Mobile District is managing (specifically the level of) West Point Lake. This lake was created with five very specific congressional mandates. My understanding of these mandates is that they will be equally weighted and fairly executed. I do not understand why you continue to refuse to uphold two of these five mandates - recreation and sport fishing/wildlife West Point Lake development.

While there are always opportunities for fishing, boating It is a fact that West Point Lake can be safely managed at or above 632.5 MSL. The Corps of Engineers itself established this as the initial and camping, West Point Lake also has 25 day use parks recreation impact level. The bass spawn has been negatively impacted a minimum of 3 out of the last 5 years. I have further learned that the West Point Lake Coalition has canceled the largest and longest running recreational event in the history of this lake (The Annual Poker Run for Boats) that include tennis courts, ball fields, basketball courts, due to the low lake levels you project for this summer. This event has raised tens of thousands of dollars for this lake over the years. fishing piers with fish attractors and picnic shelters for indi- I have heard numerous excuses for far too long. I ask you to please, 1) Adopt the new guidelines in the Revised Water Control Plan which will honor the Recreation and Sport Fishing/Wildlife Development viduals or large groups. Three public swimming beaches Authorizations. — Earl Cook, Rocky Point and Yellowjacket — are open 2) Fulfill the promises made to the citizens and taxpayers of our county and our country. 3) Restore and maintain the economic benefits and the real estate values of West Point Lake to the residents of West Georgia and East Alabama to the public until Labor Day. by maintaining West Point Lake at or above 632.5 MSL. Sincerely,______West Point River Park The national Trust for Public Land donated the more Thank You to our 2012 West Point Lake Coalition Sponsors than 170 acres to West Point in 2004, designating it for Aspinwall Chiropractic Clinic Hutchinson-Traylor Insurance Mackey-Wilson-Jennings Funeral Home, Inc. green space, parks and wildlife areas. Volunteers have cre- Auto & Truck Ambulance, Inc. Idle Hour Pub Malone Staffing Georgia ated areas navigable for hikers, bicyclists and walkers. A Baymont Inn Interface Matthew G. Orr Insurance Agency 0.4-mile concrete Heritage Trail, accessible to those with Beall Dental Center Jabaley’s Paint & Appliance Center, Inc. Mitchell Marine, Inc wheelchairs, is on the east side of the park, with a picnic Best Western/LaFayette Garden Inn James R. Matthews, Jr. Mr. ICE pavilion. The entrance to that trail is off U.S. 29. Much of Beth and Randy Norred Jerry Cleaveland (State Farm Insurance) National Management Resources the rest of the trails are for the more hearty exerciser. The Beverley A. Johnson Julian P. Hurst Peter Robinson Insurance Agency Perimeter Trail makes a 2.9-mile loop around the entire Brickhouse Bar & Grill Keep Troup Beautiful RE/MAX Results, LaGrange area. Charles Knight Construction KIA Southern Cart Services Charlie Joseph’s Kimbles Teaver Plumbing FSU Flying Circus City of LaGrange LaGrange - Troup County Chamber of Com- Troup County The flying circus is a summer tradition at Callaway Coca Cola merce Troup County Animal Hospital Gardens in Pine Mountain from June 1 through Aug. 3. Collision Autocraft LaGrange Banking Company Upper Chattahoochee Riverkeeper There are no performances on Tuesdays and Wednesdays. Community Bank & Trust LaGrange Car Wash Wal-Mart Distribution Center 3:30 p.m. Mondays Corley Drugs LaGrange Grocery Company Wendy’s, LaFayette Parkway 3:30 p.m. Thursdays Diverse Power LaGrange Healthcare West Georgia Health System Ellis & Ellis Investment Management LaGrange Toyota West Point Lake Advisory Council 8 p.m. Fridays Fryer’s Tire Center Lanier Family Foundation U/A William B. Miller, DMD 3:30 and 8 p.m. Saturdays Gresley Landscaping, Inc LTR Glass, Inc. Xpect.it! 3:30 p.m. Sundays 520972 8 NISSAN AD

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By Robert Griffin Sports Writer When LaGrange Academy’s Marina Wilkerson signed with Chattanooga State, she knew she was stepping into a winning situation. Chattanooga State’s softball program was among the elite in the junior-college ranks, and Wilkerson figured she’d have a chance to compete for a national title there. In her first season at Chattanooga State, the team did more than compete for the title, it won the whole thing. Last weekend in Utah, Chattanooga State beat St. Lake Community Col- lege 4-1 to win the National Junior College Athletic Association championship. “It was a great season,” Wilkerson said. “At the beginning of the season we set a goal of winning a national Marina Wilkerson, top right, celebrates with her Chattanooga State teammates after the team championship. Everybody believed won the junior-college national tournament. that we could do it, and it was a goal fensive players, and she hit a home run helped her become more comfortable we wanted to achieve.” in one of the tournament games. on the field. Wilkerson wasn’t just along for the Wilkerson said the team’s sopho- “The sophomores really helped us Former LaGrange Academy standout Marina Wilkerson led the Chat- ride. mores did a great job of making the in- tanooga State softball team with 14 home runs. She was one of the team’s leading of- coming freshmen feel at home which See WILKERSON | 2B

KEVIN ECKLEBERRY Sports Editor School willbe missed A non-sports related note before we get down to business. The school year in Troup County ended last week, and there was a tinge of sadness on what is usual a day to celebrate for teachers and students alike. For the past two years, my daughter Rachel attended Westside Magnet School, and I’m happy to say she strived there, first as a third- The 53rd Masters Water Ski grader and last school year and Wakeboard tournament as a fourth-grader. got under way Friday at Call- The good folks at that away Gardens. Competition school brought out the best was held in the junior division, in her, and I’m grateful for with champions crowned in a that. number of events, including trick skiing, slalom skiing, Rachel was looking for- wake skating, wake boarding ward to returning to West- and ski jumping. Today, the side for her fifth-grade year, main event will get under way but unfortunately, that’s not with the semifinal rounds in going to happen. the Masters division, with the As part of the budget-cut- finals set for Sunday. At top, ting process, Westside, at Gianmarco Pajni of Italy heads least in its current form as a toward the ramp during the ski magnet school, has closed jump. Far left, Santiago Rob- its doors. ledo of Columbia gets his run I don’t want to get into the started during the ski jump.At politics of the whole budget left, Alex King of New Zealand situation, there’s enough of goes airborne during one of his that going around, but it is jumps.King finished second to unfortunate to see a school Joshua Briant of New Zealand, that was succeeding shut who won the ski jump with a down. jump of 174 feet. For a list of Anyway, I just wanted to Friday’s winners,go to master- offer my appreciation for the swaterski.com folks at Westside, from the principal, to the outstanding Kevin Eckleberry LaGrange Daily News See ECKLEBERRY | 2B King shines as sophomore FormerTigerhas team’sbestERA By Robert Griffin Sports Writer Josh King had a very respectable freshman sea- Kevin Eckleberry | LaGrange Daily News son. Columbus head coach Bobby Howard, left, talks to his players during a Last spring, in his first season at Marshall Uni- semifinal game agains Troup. Columbus will face Ringgold in the Class versity after an outstanding senior season at Troup AAA championship series. High, King was a staff workhorse, appearing in 22 games while finishing with a nice 3.86 earned run average. Blue Devils go King wanted more, though, and he headed into his sophomore season looking to improve on his numbers from his freshman campaign. for three-peat Mission accomplished. King Although King finished with a 2- 5 record, his 2.30 ERA was the best By Kevin Eckleberry consecutive Class AAA on the team, and he led the team with 23 appear- Sports Editor state title. ances. The Columbus Blue Dev- The Class AAA state “It was a really good season,” King said. “My ils are vying for a three-peat. tournament began with 32 sophomore season has been a lot better than last After dispatching the teams, and Columbus and year just because I was a lot more calm, and a lot Troup Tigers in a hard- Ringgold are the last two more ready to go.” fought three-game series, teams standing. King said a key for him was getting past the oc- the Blue Devils have one It has also come down to casional less-than-stellar performance. more mountain to climb as they attempt to win a third See BASEBALL | 2B See KING | 2B Former Troup Tiger Josh King had a big sophomore season for Marshall. 2B - Weekend, May 26-27, 2012 Sports LaGrange Daily News

was used to,” Wilkerson said. “It paid off. I WILKERSON was just glad that I could step up as a freshman and get some key hits and hit home From Page 1B runs when I needed to.” Wilkerson said her first year of college ba- to step up and prepared us for what to face,” sically consisted of school work and softball, Wilkerson said. “After a couple of weeks it and that focus allowed her to reach new was just like we had been there forever.” heights. Wilkerson, a standout player who helped “Everything outside of classes revolved LaGrange Academy reach the state-cham- around softball from morning until night,” pionship game as a senior, didn’t face much Wilkerson said. “When everything revolves of a learning curve on the college level. around the one thing, you just get better at She led the team with 14 home runs and it.” was among the team leaders in numerous Wilkerson will return for one more sea- other offensive categories. son at Chattanooga State before heading off “I didn’t expect to hit that many (home to a four-year school. runs),” Wilkerson said. “I just wanted to get “We are losing 11 sophomores, and only in the box and make things happen, but that two freshman started this season so we are was a great thing. It wasn’t easy, I had to put losing are whole starting lineup,” Wilkerson in some hard work, but in the end it was re- said. “The good news is that we have a lot ally worth it.” of freshmen who are ready to play, and we Wilkerson credited an offseason workout have some good people returning so I think regimen with her power surge. that our chances are just as good next sea- “In the preseason we worked out three Kevin Eckleberry | LaGrange Daily News son if everybody has the same mentality Troup baseball coach Craig Garner argues after Dalton Hadley was called out for missing home plate on a times a week, which was more than what I about it.” home run. Troup went on to lose the game to Columbus 7-1. to expect,” King said. “I Eric up here,” King said. Luke Bailey, a catcher in the off his second season of pro- KING knew what to expect from “We were able to spend a lot ECKLEBERRY Tampa Bay Rays’ organiza- fessional baseball. other teams and what they of time together this season tion and a former Troup Dowell said today that From Page 1B were going to do. It really as roommates and we got a From Page 1B Tiger, has been slowed by a he’ll find out next week was just being more com- lot closer at college. I think hand injury. where he’ll be playing to “I had one or two rough fortable out there.” that it made it a lot easier on teachers, and to everyone A year ago, Bailey was hit start the season. outings this season but I King also had a former him to adjust this season.” else affiliated with that by a pitch late in the season Last year, playing for the was always able to settle teammate at Marshall with King now looks ahead to school. and suffered a broken hand. Arizona League Brewers, back down and do a better him. a busy summer as he partic- It was a fantastic two This year, Bailey suffered Dowell hit .209 in 30 games job whenever I went back Eric Escobedo, who ipates in the Cape Cod years for Rachel. another hand injury, this and drove in 10 runs. out there,” King said. played at Troup High, was a League, which is based in Now, on to sports. time when he was hit with a Dowell was taken in the King said his improved freshman at Marshall this Massachusetts. I HOME RUN THAT ball during practice. ninth round of last year’s numbers came with being spring. “It’s a great opportunity,” WASN’T: I didn’t touch on Bailey had only played draft. more familiar with his sur- Escobedo hit .261 batting King said. “That’s probably this a whole lot after Tues- seven games for the Char- I ALL-STAR TIME: If roundings. average and knocked in 17 one of the biggest opportu- day’s playoff game be- lotte (Fla.) Stone Crabs you’ve followed the youth “It was much easier this runs. nities of my life. That’s a big tween Troup and when he was hurt, and he baseball scene in Troup season because I knew what “It was awesome having chance for me.” Columbus, but the one hasn’t played since April 14. County over the years, you play everyone was talking Bailey said in a text mes- know how successful the the first three rounds of the playoffs, but the about afterward concerned sage he expects to be back local teams have been when BASEBALL Blue Devils had their hands full with Troup Dalton Hadley’s home run, in the lineup next week, all-star time rolls around. in the semifinals. or lack thereof. though, so it’ll be good to In recent years, Troup From Page 1B Columbus won the first game 9-0, but lost The Tigers were down 4- see him back on the field. County teams have won nu- the second game 5-1 before winning the 0 when Hadley hit what ap- Fortunately for Bailey, as merous district titles and the final-two teams in the state’s other four third and final game 7-1. peared to be a two-run tough as it is to lose time at state championships, and classifications. In Class AA, it’ll be a South Georgia home run that cut the Blue this stage of his career, he’s even a couple of World Se- The Columbus and Ringgold series be- showdown between Pierce County and Ap- Devils’ lead in half. got a long season ahead of ries titles. gins Monday, while the other championship pling County for the championship. After Hadley was mobbed him, so it shouldn’t be that It’s almost that time showdowns will kick off today. Appling County swept Brantley County by his teammates at the big of a setback. again. Columbus is not only going for its third in the semifinals, while Pierce County beat plate, he went to the When he returns, Bailey Next week, the final regu- straight title, but the state championship Lovett two games to one. dugout, and the next batter will look to improve on the lar-season games will be would be the 12th in school history, and the In the state’s largest classification, Class stepped to the plate. .167 batting average he’s ac- played in the Troup County 11th for head coach Bobby Howard. AAAAA, it’ll be an all-Gwinnett County af- That’s when Columbus cumulated in seven games Parks and Recreation Com- Ringgold, meanwhile, will try to avenge fair between rivals Parkview and Brook- protested that Hadley and 24 at-bats for the Stone mission league, and then a loss to Columbus in the 2010 champi- wood. missed home plate, and the Crabs, who play in the it’ll be time for the all-star onship series. Brookwood needed three games to dis- umpires agreed. Florida State League and teams to be selected. Ringgold has had to survive two straight patch Grayson in the semifinals, while Hadley was awarded a are a Single A team. In late June, tournament game threes to reach this point. Parkview swept Mill Creek. triple and one run scored, This is Bailey’s third year time gets under way. In the quarterfinals, Ringgold edged La- In Class AAAA, Loganville and Green- but the inning was over. as a professional player after First up are the district Grange 9-8 to advance. brier each won game threes in the semifi- It’s hard to overstate how he was drafted in the fourth tournaments, then come the In the semifinals, Ringgold overwhelmed nals to reach the championship round. critical that call was. round of the 2009 draft after state tournaments, and the Gainesville11-3inGame3toearnthetitleshot. Loganville beat Johns Creek 2-1 in a It wasn’t just the lost run a remarkable prep career at state champions move on to “They’ve played in this game before,” Game 3 thriller, while Greenbrier got past that mattered, although Troup. the Dixie World Series. Ringgold coach Brent Tucker said after the Whitewater. every run is obviously a big It’s been hit-and-miss to The local folks take these Tigers beat Gainesville in the decisive game. In Class A, Providence Christian needed deal when you’re playing a this point for Bailey. tournaments seriously, and “They were there two years ago and they three games to beat Savannah Christian in team of Columbus’ stature. The batting average isn’t that’s evident if you watch were there last week, and they understand the semifinals, while Charlton County beat The biggest factor was where he’d like it to be, but the product on the field. what it takes in this type of game.” George Walton in a Game 3 in the other the lost momentum. Bailey has shown flashes The success comes from Columbus, meanwhile, wasn’t tested in semifinal. Everything was working that remind the Rays why having players who are de- in Troup’s favor at that mo- they felt so strong about voted to being the best they ment, but there’s no ques- him when they drafted him. can be, and from having tion that play shifted things He also plays a position coaches who take their jobs back in the Blue Devils’ that teams value highly, so seriously as well. favor. he’ll have time to get his of- I’m looking forward to Was it the right call? fense on track. seeing what the 2012 all- The umpire who made Best of luck to Luke when star season has to offer. the call obviously felt it he returns to action next If the past is an indicator, was, although I still can’t week. it should be another pros- figure how he managed to Also, best wishes to for- perous summer on the see the plate since Hadley mer LaGrange Granger youth baseball scene in was surrounded by his Malcolm Dowell as he kicks Troup County. teammates. 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Ginger Booten, far left, CTAE coordinator for West Georgia Regional Education Service Agency recently spent the day at Troup High School to present the program ‘Planning Your Future’ to all the business and computer science classes. From left are Booten with Karen Liddle’s K-3 class at LaFayette Christian Early Learning Center had a Welcome students Ted Miles, Caroline Lindsey, Zykee Frazier, Tony Longoria and Deonte Scott, and Home Flat Stanley party. The children read the story about Flat Stanley back in October. teacher Patsy Smith. Teachers not shown are Jamie Schmitt and Chris Mitchem. It is about a boy who gets flattened and is mailed all over the world on an adventure. So the children made their own Flat Stanley and mailed them to their family and friends. They received letters and pictures as far away as Norway. n LaGrange Academy

n West Point Elementary School

Students in Mrs. Brooks’s language arts’ class recently learned about reference materials and why they are important. One reference they learned about was the newspaper. Recent results of the National Latin Examination show that the LaGrange Academy Latin Students completed a scavenger hunt using newspapers donated by Valley Times-News. program is healthy and growing. Evan Genova from the Latin I class distinguished himself Using their newspapers to answer questions about the various sections are Austin by achieving a gold medal and the citation of Summa Cum Laude as a result of his test Edwards, Bruce Wells, Jay Cofield and Josh Williams. performance. Scholars Kaleb Hutto and Emily Allardice scored at the Magna Cum Laude level, while Kailin Parker, Phillip Krizay, Laura Gordon and Kyle Genova received Cum Laude recognition. This past school year also saw the establishment of the LaGrange Academy Latin Club and Latin Honor Society under the auspices of the National Junior n Rosemont Elementary School Classical League. This was brought about mainly through the efforts of Sumer Coile, a rising junior, who was elected the Latin Club’s first President.

n Berta Weathersbee Elementary School

Rosemont Elementary recently held its annual Volunteer and Special Recognition program. At that program, several students were recognized for the Accelerated Reader program points they had accumulated during the school year. The total points earned from foour students was 2,101.8 points. Evelyn Johnson, a fifth grader, earned the most Berta Weathersbee teachers were given a special performance from the Berta Weathersbee points ever earned by a Rosemont student with the total of 708.7. Lennon Parmer, a Chorus during Teacher Appreciation Week. The teachers enjoyed the music and the per- fourth grader, earned 493.3 points. Miranda Ahner, a fifth grader, earned 467.2 points sonal comments from students about how much they had meant to them. Performing and Harrison Lawson, a fifth grader earned 432.6 points. are Caleb Ware, Riley Willingham, Kenkovia McFarland, Jakiya Gray, Tareca Willis, Nyzira Melson, Shaniya Brooks, Dazia Potts, Tyasia Bartley, Miracle Hall, Jasmine Ruiz, Gabby Mayfield, Hope Petty, Zyqueria Clark, Destiney Stephens and Nerya Rodney. Kathy Kirby is director. n LaGrange Academy

n Callaway Elementary School

In March, 96 students from 13 middle and upper schools competed in National History Day held at LaGrange College. The LaGrange Academy students ‘rocked’ according to their teacher Col. Ed Doyle. They competed in the senior website division, which was for high school students in grades nine through 12. Three LaGrange Academy students walked away with scholarships for their wins: Will Whitlow won a $1,000 Scholarship, taking first place for senior individual websites with his project that described the revolution in air power after World War I; Caitlynn Croft took second place and a $500 scholarship United Way representative Sharon Alford receives a check for $200 collected from CES in the same category with her website that described the political reforms of Cleisthenes students with student council officers, from left, Alexia Rogers, Mallory Gallaway, Macie in ancient Athens; and Alexandra Reynolds also took runner-up position and a $500 Lambert and Sierra Scott. The Callaway Elementary School Student Council sponsored a scholarship with her historical paper about the temperance reform movement in the 20th penny drive to benefit United Way of West Georgia. century United States. 2CSaturday – Weekend,, May 26, May 2012 26-27, 2012 Comi DiversionsCs/Ent E rtainm Ent BLONDIE Dean Young/Denis Lebrun

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Entertainment Weekend, May 26-27, 2012 – 3C Archery hits pop culture’s bull’s eye with movie Two-time Olympian Jennifer Nichols’ eyes light up with she talks about her sport finally climbing out of the shadows. “The Hunger Games” has shined a bright light on the ancient sport of archery and fueled interest across the country in pick- ing up a bow and arrow. The movie’s heroine, Katniss Everdeen, has helped bumped the sport to the forefront of pop culture and with the Olympics just around the corner and two sequels planned from the book trilogy by Suzanne An archer plugging arrows from the target after a round Collins, it seems the sport of shooting at Hi-Tech Archery in Fullerton, Calif. Archery, has found its bull’s eye. long on the fringes, is now regaining cachet thanks to films “We’re really excited such as ‘The Hunger Games’ and the upcoming Olympics. about that because archery larity, said Brady Ellison, for the targets.” has been a sport that we’ve Jennifer Nichols lines up a shot in the archery competition of the 2004 Olympic Games. currently No. 1 in the struggled with, some of the Moviegoers see Jennifer USA Archery saw its past twelve months as some (hash)archery les- world and viewed as the interest in it, but this year Lawrence’s character, website traffic climb readers have devoured the sons if you want to try U.S. team’s best shot for a it has just exploded,” said Katniss, pulls off some more than 30 percent in trilogy. another (hash)Olympic gold medal. Nichols, 28 and the world’s astonishing feats in “The March, when the film was Hey, even LeBron James sport!” “It would show that 29th-ranked female archer. Hunger Games” — shoot- released, compared to was reading “The Hunger Archery is hip right now. USA has a program that ing an apple from the She will find out in early March 2011. The organiza- Games” over the weekend. Disney’s animated “Brave” is working,” Ellison said mouth of a roasted pig, for June if she’s going to her tion has gained thousands USA Archery on Monday is due out in June, the in an email. “Our program example. Olympic archers third Olympics this sum- of new Facebook fans and tweeted to the NBA super- box office smash “The would show that our shoot- can hit targets that size or mer. Twitter followers in the star: “we’d love to get you Avengers” featured an ers are getting stronger archer and CW Television smaller from 70 meters, or and stronger and we can about 76 yards. Network’s show “Arrow” become a powerhouse like debuts this fall. USA Lawrence learned from Ad zapper has TV networks the good old days.” one of the best: Khatuna Archery said its youth American’s haven’t divisions — girls more Lorig, a U.S. team member medaled at the Olympics and four-time Olympian worried about sales than boys — have shown in more than a decade. At the fastest growth, all of who has represented three NEW YORK (AP) — The maker of a through one button, no fast-forwarding the 2000 Sydney Games, which bodes well for the countries since her first new DVR that lets consumers zap away required. It didn’t help their moods that American Victor Wunderle sport’s future. Some could Olympic competition in broadcast TV commercials at the touch of Dish, the satellite service with about 14 won the silver medal in excel and help propel the 1992, where she won a a button suggested Tuesday that the net- million customers in the U.S., was adver- men’s individual and the U.S. into more consistent bronze in the team event. works are being short-sighted in opposing tising the new feature on the week that men’s team took bronze. performances on a world Lorig, 38, said the the technology. networks were touting their new fall pro- Ellison started archery stage in the years ahead. influence of “The Hunger The Dish Network, which has offered gramming. The feature isn’t available for as a youngster, shooting “The exposure to the Games” on her sport has its new Auto Hop feature on new digi- cable network programming. a compound bow. Nichols sport of archery from been unbelievable, far sur- tal video recorders since March, said it Dish said Fox and NBC have refused also started young. Her Hollywood has been a passing the exposure the believes that people who buy the machine to allow its ads for the new DVR on their father introduced the big boost for everyone sport got from past films are watching more network television than networks. whole family to archery involved in our sport,” said with archery scenes, like they had before. The Auto Hop automati- “Ads are key to our business, so we’re when she was 12. Denise Parker, a bronze “Robin Hood,” ”Lord of cally records every minute of prime-time not supportive of anything that doesn’t “We need the young kids medal winner in the team the Rings” and “Predator.” programming on ABC, CBS, NBC and Fox support our advertisers,” said Paul Lee, to come in, get involved event at the 1988 Seoul The naturalized American, and stores it for eight days. president of the ABC Television Group. and to come up through Games and now chief who’s represented the “It’s a win-win for both consumers and During a presentation to advertisers at the ranks in archery to pro- executive officer of USA Unified Team of the for- the networks,” said Vivek Khemka, Dish Radio City Music Hall, Ted Harbert, chair- vide for the next Olympics Archery. “What would be mer Soviet Union, the Network vice president of product man- man of NBC Broadcasting, called the Dish teams in the future,” said really great is to someday Republic of Georgia and agement. Network feature “an insult to our joint Nichols, who finished 24th see a ‘Hunger Games,’ That opinion is anecdotal, however. investment in programming.” in the individual event four the U.S., shared her pas- ‘Brave’ or ‘Avengers’- Dish officials say they don’t yet have hard In one respect, the issue is a rerun years ago in Beijing and sion for archery with inspired archer make it to data to back up the contention that more for TV networks. In 2001, they sued the ninth in Athens in 2004. Lawrence during 15 days the Olympics.” of their customers are watching network maker of Replay TV, another DVR, to “I think that archery has a of instruction. A strong performance shows because they are automatically stop a similar feature. The feature wasn’t great chance of being just The young actor was a by U.S. men and women a really an enjoyable family stored on their DVR. included in the next model of DVR that quick study, she said. in London — some say sport that really involves Network executives are angry about Replay TV put out, and the company that “She does know how to it’s the strongest team in a lot of bonding in family how Auto Hop allows viewers to elimi- made them filed for bankruptcy before the get around if she wants a decade — could bolster relationships — as long as nate commercials on the recorded shows lawsuit could be resolved. to shoot ever,” Lorig said. the sport’s growing popu- they don’t use each other “She’ll never forget that.”

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Chicken Pasta Salad with Grapes and Poppy Seed Dressing

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Chicken Pasta Salad with Grapes sliced (1/4 cup) and Poppy Seed Dressing Empty pasta mix into 3-quart sauce 1 box Betty Crocker pan 2/3 full of boiling water. Gently Suddenly Salad boil uncovered 12 minutes, stirring Classic occasionally. Pasta Salad Mix Drain pasta; rinse with cold water. 1/2 cup refrigerated poppy Shake to drain well. seed dressing In medium bowl, mix seasoning mix, 1 1/2 cups cut-up cooked dressing and dill weed. Stir in pasta and chicken remaining ingredients. 3/4 cup halved red grapes Store any remaining salad covered in 1/2 cup thinly sliced celery refrigerator. 1/4 cup slivered almonds, Stir 1 1/2 cups cut-up cooked chicken Zesty Potluck Pasta Salad toasted or ham into finished salad for a main- Empty pasta mix into 3-quart sauce dish salad. pan 2/3 full of boiling water. Gently Notes: boil uncovered 12 minutes, stirring • Make the salad a few hours before occasionally. serving or a day ahead. Stir in a few Drain pasta; rinse with cold water. drops of milk to moisten the salad. Shake to drain well. In large bowl, stir together seasoning Zesty Potluck Pasta Salad mix and dressing. Add pasta and 2 boxes Betty Crocker remaining ingredients; toss to combine. Suddenly Salad Serve immediately, or refrigerate. Classic Pasta Salad Notes: Mix • To toast almonds, sprinkle in 3 cups Green Giant Select ungreased heavy skillet. Cook over frozen broccoli florets medium heat 5 to 7 minutes, stirring 2/3 cup Italian dressing frequently until almonds begin to 1/3 cup cold water brown, then stirring constantly until 2 cups cut-up cooked they are light brown. chicken or ham • Dried cherries can be used instead of 1 1/2 cups halved grape the red grapes. tomatoes • You can use frozen diced cooked Empty contents of pasta pouch (from chicken, thawed, or cut-up deli salad mix) into 3-quart saucepan 2/3 rotisserie chicken. full of boiling water. Gently boil uncovered 12 minutes, Pasta Salad stirring occasionally and adding 1 box Betty Crocker broccoli during last Suddenly Salad Ranch 2 minutes of cooking. & Bacon Pasta Salad Meanwhile, in large bowl, stir Mix contents of seasoning mix packet (from 1/2 cup Hidden Valley salad mix), the dressing and cold water Original Ranch until blended; set aside. dressing Drain pasta with broccoli; rinse 1/2 teaspoon dried with cold water. Shake to drain well. dill weed Stir pasta with broccoli, chicken 1 1/2 cups small broccoli and tomatoes into dressing mixture. florets Serve immediately, or refrigerate until 1/2 cup thinly sliced red serving. bell pepper, cut into Notes: bite-size strips • Make it your own. Stir in cubed 1/2 cup cucumber slices, cheese, chopped red or green bell halved pepper or sliced ripe olives with the Garden Ranch Pasta Salad 4 medium green onions, chicken.