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Since this is “back to school” season, I decided to write my article about this important first day – a day of renewing some old friendships, meeting the new teach-

ers, finding your locker and showing your peers that you are on top of your game. The game of fashion and style and popu-larity. Students are “marking their territory” and the teach-ers are, too – drawing a line in the sand of discipline. (At least for the first few days) But Jonn Winters beat me to it with his interesting back to school article in The Times Herald.

So I suppose I’ll have to fall back on a subject that I know best – the first day of school for little Joey Williams. To-

ward the end of the first grade, my family moved, requir-ing me to attend the old Atkinson School, a big two story brick building which was getting quite tired and would be replaced the following year. Upon arrival that first day, the principal introduced me to my new second grade class! “But I’m in the first grade”, I quickly reported. Nothing I said convinced the teacher that the school had made a mistake. Perhaps I looked wiser than my years, or taller, or something. But I chose to believe it was what I was wearing – my new Roy Rogers cowboy suit, includ-ing hat and guns. (Cap pistols, of course). I was “the Man”! When the students took turns reading aloud, I didn’t know the words. When we were told to write several sentences on our paper and “sign” our name at the bottom, I immediately enlightened the teacher, “I can’t write sentences but I can “print” my name at the top! After two or three hours of this “under-achievement”, I was finally escorted to Miss King’s first grade class.

Having been mistaken for an older man, I was “lookin’ good and walkin’ tall” in my new cowboy outfit. Miss King suggested I remove my hat and leave the guns in the hall. But I was still full of pride and arrogance. I continued to be “the man”, or so I thought. During the afternoon recess, I stopped by the restroom. That’s when that “bubble of pride” burst like a cheap balloon! My pant zipper on that magnificent cowboy outfit came off the track and all attempts to get it back on failed, leaving me feeling somewhat “exposed”! Even that little tab on the zipper broke off. There could be only one “plan of action” – pretending nothing had happened and “covering up” the problem. I went back in the class, holding my hands over the offending opening, but not feeling quite as “tall and handsome”. When class was over, I walked out, holding my new “leather” book satchel just below my waist, until I could get home and just throw that cowboy outfit away - guns, hat and zipper.

I’ve tried to think of what lesson in life I may have learned from that unusual first day. Number three: Don’t let someone talk you in to doing something that is far beyond your ability. Number two: Don’t pretend to look and act like someone you’re not. You will be “All Hat and No Cattle”. Number one: Never buy a poor quality, Roy Rogers, cowboy suit with a cheap zipper. It could “show who you really are” - without notice!

JoePost Script: Actually, I never learned from those mistakes. I still end up doing things I’m told I can’t do, and I may still be all hat and no cattle. But I will never, ever wear a silly Roy Rogers cowboy suit again. They no longer make them in my size!


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ATTRACTIVE BRICK RANCH with full base-ment & detached 26’x34’ double garage with shop, has living-dining combo, 3BR, 2BA, fully equipped kitchen w/breakfast area, den w/brick fireplace and huge sunroom. See to appreciate at $199,900

DELIGHTFUL PASSIVE SOLAR HOmE ON 17.2 ACRES w/5 stall barn & detached office & workshop has 4BR/3BA, LR w/wood stove, up-dated open kitchen w/dining area, 2 story green-house, foyer w/balconies & bonus room. A lot for $385,000 (Frank)

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BRICK AND FRAmE RANCH ON HWY 34W already has a long term tenant paying $550/mo. 3BR/1.5BA, central air, living/dining combo. New roof. $54,900.

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LAKEFRONT HOmE IN PRESTIGIOUS AR-BOR SPRINGS. Almost 10,000 s/f, 5 br, 4 ½ ba, fabulous inground pool, full finished bsmt w/2nd kitchen & huge game room & much more. See to appreciate. New price $890,000.

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Encouraging Wordsfrom Oprah Winfrey

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Don’t put a ceiling on yourself.”

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you’ll end up with more. If you concentrate on what you don’t have you will never,

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When considering the safe and comfort-able operation of your car or truck, one of the strongest in� uences is the outside envi-ronment in which you are driving. A major variable in that environment is the contact your vehicle has with the road. If you have ever driven on ice, through water, or in sand or mud, you know what I am talking about. � e lower amount of traction those surfaces provide drastically e� ects the handling, safe-ty, and comfort of your ride. Critical aspects of driving, such as accelerating, turning, rid-ing comfortably or uncomfortably and most importantly stopping, all depend on what is called the tire contact patch or the amount and the shape – the “footprint” - of tire rub-ber that is in contact with the road surface.

Also realize that the feeling you get from the surface you are driving on is mostly a function of your only contact with that sur-face – your tires! Some of the tire character-istics that a� ect ride quality are the compo-sition of the rubber, the width and height of the tire, the tread pa� ern, and tread depth, and, of course, the pressure of the air inside the tires. Tire air pressure is the topic of our discussion this time around.

In order to drive within the engineered parameters of your vehicle and experience the ride characteristics you expect from it, you need to insure that the air pressure in all the tires is set at what the people who de-signed the car, the tires, and the roads have speci� ed. � e good news is that it is simpler than ever to do this. You don’t even have to wade through that confusing Owner’s Man-

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ual. Just look at the label on the driver’s door jam or door post of your vehicle. � ere, by law, is a listing of what air pressure is recom-mended for the front and rear tires of your vehicle. Like so many other things in life, too much is not good and too li� le is not good either. � e amount listed on the label is just right. � e in� ation pressure that is molded into the sidewall of the tire is the maximumthe tire will safely hold. It is not the recom-mended pressure. Any given tire of a speci� c size can be used on many di� erent vehicles so the pressure referenced on the tire is not speci� c to any particular car. � e pressures on the door jamb label are speci� c to your car regardless of what size, style, and brand of tire you are using. As the operator and controller of that 4000 pound weapon on wheels, it is your responsibility to maintain your vehicle in safe operating condition. Tire pressures are one of the easiest safety se� ings to understand and maintain.

BOB SPRUCK has been a frequent contributor to the Shopper’s “What’s in Your Garage” column and has been a sports car enthusiast all his driving life. He cur-rently submits articles for several national magazines, covering Vintage sports car racing and car shows, as well as technical articles. For the past 23 years, Bob has participated in vintage sports car racing with his immaculate 1967 MG. Now retired, he and his wife, Benya, live in Sharpsburg. Got a car question? You can contact Bob for an answer by emailing [email protected] Attn. Bob

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4 Ways to Create a “Cool” HomeSchool may have started, but the calendar and weather still says it’s summertime.

I don’t know about anywhere else in the world, but here in the SOUTH, we call it Dog

Days.

One of the definitions when I “googled” dog days of summer had this: Dog Days

1. The hot, sultry period of summer between early July and early September.

2. A period of stagnation.

Anyway you define it, it means Hot Weather!

Recently our main central A/C unit died on us. In June! Before the monsoons hit! It

was Hot!

Central AC has spoiled us and I know my ancestors lived with-

out central A/C but what can I say, I’m spoiled. I had to get

creative about how we were to remain cool while the new

unit was being ordered, and get on the schedule for the

replacement.

2 WEEKS! Did I say it was Hot?

Of course, opening the windows, using the ceiling fans

and floor fans as well as whole house fan to pull any cool

morning air through was a big part of staying cooler, but when

the heat becomes oppressive, it’s nice to add some lightness and

brightness indoors with décor.

Here are some of my favorite ways to accomplish a “cool” décor for hot days:

Area Rugs1. . Roll them up and store them away. Let the bare floors shine! If you

can’t bring yourself to have a bare floor, then exchange the fuzzy, wooly, soft rug

for a flat weave like a natural jute, or an indoor/outdoor rug. It will instantly lift

the heaviness of the room.

Windows Treatments2. . Removing heavy drapes and replacing them with white

or ivory drapes, blinds or sheers will brighten a room and still help control any

direct sunlight that may heat up a room.

Bedding3. . Heavy dark bedding is great for a cozy look in the cold months, but

in the heat of the year, exchange them for lighter weight and colors to create a

cool breeze feeling in your home. I like to use white sheets as my topper because

they are so easy to wash and put back on the bed. Or try using a light duvet

cover without the comforter inside during the hot months for an inexpensive

solution.

Accessories4. . Reduce the amount of accessories for the summer to create emp-

ty table top space. Then bring in a few cool blue, green and turquoise pillows,

light throws and accessories to sprinkle a little bit of summer fun throughout

the house.

We survived the 2 weeks and are enjoying the cool air that it artificially produced to

make us comfortable, but seeing my window treatments and bedding at the end of the

bed flowing in the breeze of the ceiling fans also helps keep me cool.

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The old west just got a little closer to Coweta County last year when G.T. Amell rode into town – straight from Tombstone, AZ. Since his wife, Regina, has fam-ily in this area, they have chosen Newnan for their re-tirement. And we’re sure glad to have them here.

Tombstone is a very small town but a hugely popular tourist destina-tion. Dressing in period attire, G.T. and Regina min-gled with, and greeted visitors, provided photo ops and welcomed them to their little town. And this provided a perfect opportunity to share their faith in God through a tract ministry to folks from many parts of the world.

G.T. seems to be the “authority” when it comes to western movies. He can tell you what star was in which movie while adding some little-known facts to the con-versation. “A good western must include the “Five S’s”, says G.T. “Scenery, sheriff, stagecoach, sweetheart and saloon.” But his real “God given” talent as an artist, combined with his love of the old west, has led to the creation of a group of exquisite graph-

ite portraits featuring some of the most famous Cowboy movie stars ever. It starts with Buck Jones and goes through Tom Selleck and Sam Elliott with the likes of Randolph Scott, Gary Cooper, John Wayne and Glenn Ford. His portraits are available for purchase. For in-formation on how to get in touch with Mr. Amell, you can email us here at [email protected].

So, if you see a “proper” western gentleman sporting a great looking mustache, and has an attractive lady on his arm, it’s probably G.T. and Regina Amell. And let’s make them feel welcome to our great community!

MeetG. T. Amell

August 10 …

5th Annual Ride for Fragile Kids at Great South Harley Davidson, 185 Highway 16 East Newnan, from 9:00 until 2pm. A fully es-corted scenic 1 hour motorcycle ride leaves at 10:30. A family fun day starts at 11 a.m. and in-cludes a rock wall, bounce house, face painting, touch a truck, pony rides, carnival games, sand art, petting zoo, prizes, and lunch provided by the Varsity. $25 donation for rider. $10 donation for passenger. Rider and passenger get lunch and a ride pin. 100 percent of the proceeds will be used to purchase medical equipment for lo-cal children in need. Contact Jenn 678-876-1093 with any questions.

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Sporting Clay Classic, Central Baptist Church, at Blalock Lakes Hunt Club at the Lodge, 4075 New Corinth Road, Newnan, GA 30263. Registration 8:30 a.m.; Start Clay Shoot 9:00 a.m. $600 per (4) person squad ~ incldes 100 rounds of shotgun shells for clay shoot, breakfast and beverages, snacks offered during clay shoot, lunch, registration gift with event, t-shirt and 1 door prize entry. All proceeds ben-efit mission efforts of the Central Baptist Stu-dent Ministry.


August 11 …

Homecoming Service at Providence Bap-

tist Church, Sunday at 10 a.m. Dr. Melvin D.

Brittian, Jr., Pastor, will deliver the homecom-

ing message. Dinner will be served in the fellow-

ship hall after the service. 37 Summers-McKoy

Road.


Sunday Afternoons at The Male Acad-emy Museum ~ Local historian Elizabeth

Beers will conduct tours through the Museum

and discuss the history of the provenance of

items in the exhibits. August 11, August 18 and

August 25. 30 Temple Avenue, 2:00 pm to 5:00

pm.


August 13-15 …

Revival Services at Providence Baptist

Church, 37 Summers-McKoy Road, 7 p.m.

nightly. Evangelist for the revival will be Dr.

Jonathan Carter, pastor of Siloam Church In-

ternational in College Park, GA. You’re invited

to experience a refreshing revival through in-

spirational hymns and songs, fervent prayers,

anointed praise, powerful preaching and teach-

ing transforming ministry, and Christian fellow-

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August 17 …

Joey’s Journey First Baptist Church, 5700 Spring St., Warm Springs, GA, 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. A day of fun, music, food, car show, and motor-cycle ride to help raise funds to support Joey

Branch who is awaiting a heart transplant and is in need of financial support. 50/50 Drawing and Door Prizes throughout the day. Police es-corted motorcycle ride and poker run. For info contact Jason Seate 678-372-2001.


Pickin’ on the Square & Market Day - on Newnan’s Historic Courthouse Square. Join us for pickin’ on the square the first and third Saturday of every month, 11am - until! All mu-sicians are invited to come down to Newnan’s historic courthouse square and play. All mu-sic genres and skill levels are welcome. Acous-tic only. Market Day First Saturday of every month (April-December) 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. The best home grown, home made or hand made products from 60+ vendors around. Visit main-streetnewnan.com or call Main Street Newnan at 770-253-8283 for more information.



Steve Horton, founder and owner of The Coweta County Shopper 1989- 2008, died recently in Kentucky. Our thoughts are with Darlene, Brian, Lar-ry, Nick and their families.

This month The Shopper is begin-ning its 25th year in business. We’d like to remember Steve and thank all the former employees and advertisers for 24 great years!

There’s been innumerable changes since Steve and Darlene Horton moved to Newnan in 1989 and started a small direct mail advertising business in their Smokey Road home. There’s been more than half a dozen locations, many sales people and office personnel throughout the years. There were a lot of all night work sessions with a couple of Mac Plus computers with 9 inch monochrome screens, cut and paste with hot wax, long road trips delivering page layouts to the press in South Geor-gia, waiting on press run and the long ride back to the Newnan post of-fice. It started as a small family run business with sons Brian and Larry putting in time over the years. Steve, a former pharmaceutical sales rep, was the top salesman for a number of years. Scott Shefelton was sales-

man, ad builder and office man-ager for 20+ years. His brother in law Rusty is still selling ads - 24+ years. Steve retired in 2009 and son Larry ran things for a while. Joe Williams bought The Shop-per in 2010, changed the name to The Coweta Shopper and added some local content with The Arm-chair Gardener, What’s In Your Garage, Employee Spotlights, and interesting articles from time to time on locals.

We look forward to continu-ing and improving The Shopper ~ founded by Steve Horton in 1989.

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Master Garden-ers’ Backyard As-sociation Monthly Meeting ~ free gar-dening sessions for the general public the sec-ond Tuesday of each month at 7:00 p.m. The sessions last approxi-mately one hour, and Master Gardeners are available before and after the session to help with gardening questions. Call 770-254-2620 for more info

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Huge Rummage Sale Heatherwood Baptist Church from 8 to 2. Fur-niture, vintage and boutique items, clothing, toys, books, household goods and decor, tools, electronics, and much more. Heatherwood Baptist Church, 721 Shenandoah Blvd., Newnan.


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When I was seven years old I convinced myself that I had leukemia. I watched

a special hour-long episode of Di� erent Strokes where a seemingly healthy child about my age was diagnosed with the disease. � at was all it took – if he could catch it for no apparent reason, then I too was a likely candidate.

� e next day at school I was very quiet in class and kept my head down during story time. I refused to participate in gym class for fear that my condition would worsen. I told the teachers I was sick, but did not reveal the complexity of my condition. One of the teachers sent me to the principal’s o� ce for proof of my sickness. When the thermometer read normal I shrugged my shoulders, but continued to cry. � e disease was not registering in my system yet I thought. � e principal made me eat a bowl of Corn Flakes, refusing to believe that I was not hungry.

� is continued for several days and I felt that it was a ma� er of time before my parents or one of the teachers would announce the news of my discovered disease. Suddenly, while si� ing cross-legged in reading group with my head in my hands, it happened. “Kelli Bowman,” the principal announced from the entry of our classroom, “You need to come to the o� ce. � ere’s someone here to see you.”

� is was it; someone was here to break the news to me, probably the doctor himself a� er reviewing my physical � le. “We didn’t notice it at � rst,” he would say, “but your body is laden with leukemia.” I stood up slowly, with my head hung and walked toward the o� ce alongside the principal. She tried to comfort me, telling me I was not in trouble, but I knew the truth, I could feel the pity and it annoyed me coming from a woman who pushes Corn Flakes on terminally ill children.

I chewed nervously at my � ngernails as we entered the o� ce. A man in a suit sat behind the desk usually occupied by the o� ce secretary. “Hi Kelli,” he said in a pleasant voice reserved for such occasions as the unveiling of your terminal illness. “I’m Dr. Cooper,” he announced. As he said this I sucked in air and swallowed a � ngernail that I had been chewing. I coughed with such force he leaned over the desk and pa� ed me on the back. A� er gaining my composure, I slumped into the seat across from him. My head was spinning; I remained occupied

by the � ngernail lodged in my throat. For a moment I forgot all about my leukemia until I looked up and saw the concern on his face.

“I guess you’re wondering why you’re here,” he said. I looked at him blankly, o� ering no opinions even though his mission was clear to me.

“I’m here to talk about your feelings, and why you have been blue lately,” he said. I kept looking at him skeptically, while rubbing at my throat to coax the � ngernail down. He tilted his head and raised his eyebrows giving the signature look of an adult who expects an answer.

“� ere’s a � ngernail stuck in my throat,” I said as I watched through my overgrown bangs for his reaction and possible medical advice.

Surely any obstruction to my breathing could not be good for my leukemia.

He leaned back in his chair and tapped his pen on the desk. “� at must be very painful,” he said with no real trace of concern. No advice, no phone call to his o� ce to report this new development, just an ordinary reaction as if I simply showed him a paper cut. � at was my � rst indication that this was not really a doctor. A real doctor would be concerned. � is man clearly had no idea about breathing obstructions or stomach lacerations caused by the swallowing of a � ngernail. I decided to get to the heart of the ma� er.

“Do you know Dr. Pelton? He’s my Doctor,” I said.

“No, honey, I don’t know him, I’m not that kind of a Doctor. I’m a Psychologist,” he said drawing the word out slowly, punctuating every syllable for me to hear.

Aha! I knew it; he was not a real Doctor!

We talked for a while about my family, friends, schoolwork, all the things that typically cause a child to withdraw and cry in class for four days straight. I never once mentioned my leukemia because I � gured out by then I must not be sick in that way. I was just crazy I guess. What a relief; I wasn’t going to die an untimely death a� er all, unless, of course, I su� ered internal bleeding from the � ngernail I had swallowed. I think I may have seen something like that on a special hour-long episode of � e Facts of Life.

Kelli Mix and her husband, owners of Full Circle Toys and Antiques, live in Newnan along with their two daughters. Kelli is also a freelance writer with con-tributions to Chicken Soup For � e Soul as well as author of the book, Game Day Almanac O� cial Rules of Poker. She can be reached at [email protected].

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Family Fun Day starts at 11:00am.100% of money raised at the event will be used to purchase medical equipment

for children on our waiting list in Coweta and Fayette Counties.Lunch served by the Varsity ~ $8.00 per person

and includes 2 meat items, onion rings or fries, and a drink. Any businesses ordering more than 6 plates & prepay will be delivered free of charge.Family Fun Day Features: Face Painting, Touch A Truck, Bounce House, Vendors,

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The Newnan-Coweta Chamber is accepting applications for 2013-2014 Leadership Coweta class. Leadership Coweta develops leadership skills and knowledge through its full-day seminars, one day retreat, class projects, and business and community tours. Those interested are encouraged to complete the application available at the Chamber and online at newnancowetachamber.org. The deadline for applications is August 7, 2013.

Leadership Coweta is open to individuals who are either currently a resident of Coweta County or are employed in Coweta County (employer must be located in Coweta County). The Leadership Coweta Board of Directors, which is comprised of Leadership Coweta Alumni, reviews the applications submitted by individuals and selects the final group. A diversified group in terms of race, sex, age, and occupation is selected. The fee for the program is $700.

A program of The Chamber, Leadership Coweta is a comprehensive leadership program designed to educate and better prepare a diverse group of community, government, business, and nonprofit leaders to work collaboratively in addressing local issues. The program provides a unique learning experience for emerging and existing leaders through an intensive program that trains, empowers, and supports leaders so they can effect positive community change.

“Cultivating leaders from our community ensures we have a solid foundation of leaders who already have a vested interest in the community,” said Chamber President and CEO Candace Boothby. “Leadership Coweta exposes participants to a variety of community assets and challenges and prepares the class members to lead well into the future,” Boothby added.

Participants must show a sincere desire, be motivated and interested in the community, and have a strong desire to increase their service in key leadership positions in Coweta County. Each class member must make a firm commitment to attend the entire Leadership Coweta program.For more information or to apply for the program call the Chamber at 770.253.2270 or visit newnancowetachamber.org.

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The Newnan-Coweta Chamber is proud to partner with our businesses to assist them in their strategic growth. We offer ribbon cuttings to announce new openings or expansions including sending out community invitations and press releases for the event. It is our pleasure to support the businesses that are vital to our local economy.

CaLendar oF events … Mark the dates!August 19 …

Coweta Talk “Social” ~ a gathering of a new group of Coweta Mothers, Wives, Business Owners, 21 and up, at Newnan Utilities Park - Main Pavil-ion, 9 a.m. Come out and help local business owners gain more business, come together and raise money for those in need, and get involved and be proactive in your community. Kids are welcome. Look for signs, balloons. Please RSVP Valerie Hayes 678-877-7642.


August 22 …Dearly Beloved, this year’s production by The Power of the Purse, a women’s giving circle sponsored by the Community Foundation of West Georgia. The play will be at the University of West Georgia’s Townsend Center for the Performing Arts August 22 – 25. Tickets ($20 for adults, $18 for seniors and active military personnel and $16 for children)may be pur-chased online at townsendcenter.org, by phone at 678-839-4722, All pro-ceeds from ticket sales benefit Power of the Purse and the organization’s annual grants issued in the community.


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Dr. Spurlock completed medical school at the Univer-sity of Miami and spent his residency years at Emory University, with extensive training at Grady. He has traveled to Haiti over 20 times to help deliver medi-cal and surgical care to the rural poor, as international medicine has been one of his lifelong passions. Dr. Spurlock is a member of the American Society of Bar-iatric Physicians and soon to be board certified in Obe-sity Medicine. PhySlim is open Monday 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. and Tuesday through Thursday until 6 p.m. For information or appointment, call 770-683-slim (7546) or visit www.physlim.com.

Moreland Auction House, located at 3481 S. Hwy 29 in Moreland, is now conducting a public car auction each Saturday beginning at 5:00 with most cars selling for under $5,000. Bring your car with a clear title and emissions and go home with your check. The company also has a general merchandise dealer auction every Tuesday at 10:00 a.m. Moreland Auction House is a family-friendly facility with comfortable seating and safe parking. For information, call 683-423-7333.

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August 29 …Dunnavant’s Documentary Screening, Keith Dunnavent, local sports writer, latest project is a documetary film ~ Three Days At Fos-ter, about the racial integration of sports at the University of Alabama. A screening of the film, sponsored by the Newnan Cultural Arts Commission, will be shown at the Wadsworth at 7 p.m. The screening will be immediately followed by a reception hosted by the Newnan-Coweta Historical Society at the Historic Train Depot, located at 60 East Broad Street. Tickets are $15 for adults and $10 for students. The admission cost includes the post-screening reception. For more information, please contact NCAC Chairper-son Dave Dorrell at 770-301-2875 or email [email protected].


September 4 …Creative Writing Course to be offered by Newnan Campus of Univer-sity of West GA. Registration Now Open. Classes will be held on its Newnan Campus beginning Wednesday, September 4 and meet each Wednesday af-ter that for 12 weeks. There will be two hours of instruction from 7:00 PM through 9:00 PM. The class will be limited to the first 25 people who regis-ter. Go to www.westga.edu/conted or call 678-839-6611 for more info.


September 6 & 7 …

Noah and the Big, Big Boat ~ an original play presented by Sharps-burg Baptist Church on Friday at 7:00 p.m. and Saturday at 2:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m. What might happen if the ark was finished and the flood was com-ing, but Noah’s youngest son, Japheth, was not married yet? $10 for ages 12 and up. Under age 12 is free. To benefit Children’s ministries. Information and directions at sharpsburgbaptist.com


September 7 …

Pilot Club of Nnewnan Fall Yard Sale ~ will be held at the Newnan Presbyterian Church, 38 Greenville Street in Newnan, on Saturday, Sep-tember 7th from 8:00 a.m. to Noon. There is protection from the weather so the event will be held “rain or shine.” Proceeds will be used to improve the quality of life in the community through service projects. Help the com-munity by helping Pilot Club.


September 21 …

The Grantville Day Crosstie Festival is gearing up for a HUGE event Sept 21, from 10-6. Street dance 6-10. Live Music All Day, Arts & Crafts, Food, Parade, see the Walking Dead film set where the zombies roamed the streets, and more. This years event benefits Bridging The Gap Community Outreach. Sponsors and vendors needed ~ for more information: Grant-villedayfestival.com, 770-583-9013, 770-583-9900

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September 28 …

Bear Creek Classic Family Fun Run to benefit St. Vincent de Paul of St. Mary Magdalene church, which supports those who have fallen on hard times regardless of background or faith in Coweta County. $20 fee for 5k, $10 fee for 1Mile “Fun Run” ($30/family of 4). The course winds through and around beautiful Bear Creek Farm, with 5k branching off onto Fincher Road and traveling out and back. The course if flat, fast and most shaded, passing fields of thoroughbred horses, ponds, and lush landscaping. Bear

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October 11 and 26 …

Zombie Flash Mob at Ashley Park Shopping Center, time to be an-nounced. $2 for a single event or $3 for both dates. Sponsored by Coweta County Drug Court. For more information and registration for this event visit http://shuntle8.wix.com/inaflash#. Call S. Huntley 770-683-0205. Regis-tration deadline is Oct 20 at 5 p.m.

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October 12 …

Bug-A-Rama All VW Show, Swap Meet, Along with Bikes & Trikes at Great South Harley Davidson of Newnan, 185 E. Hwy. 16, 9 a.m. Swap Meet until ? Car show 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Rain or shine. All VWs welcome. Bikes & Trikes. Top 20 Plus Best of Awards, Door Prizes, Dash Plaques, 50/50, Mu-sic, Auction and more. $20 to register to be vendor. All vendors welcome. $20 for vehicles to regiser. Open to all VWs, Trikes and Biks. Sponsors and Donations Needed by 9.25. Benefit for American Cancer Society Relay for Life. Contact Mary 706-668-7731 or e-mail [email protected]

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for our local teams plus the college and pro teams as well to take to the gridiron and do ba� le. In fact for the colleges we cover August 31st is a huge day. We have two major matchups and one re-ally important one. Number one is on the Flats at the Bobby Dodd stadium when the Yellow Jackets will play host to Elon. Now most teams schedule an easy out of conference game each sea-son. One would think that this is the one for GT. � en I remember 2 years ago when Middle Tenn. State came to town as Tech’s light weight for the season and things went South for the Jackets ~ they lost. We are hoping that does not happen this year. � e other 2 match ups are major clashes between the SEC and � e ACC. At 5:30 p.m. in the Georgia Dome, the Va. Tech Hokies will be facing what could be a disaster as they take on the 2 year in a row Na-tional title winner the Crimson Tide of Alabama. Now this could be closer than I think because Va. Tech has a good pro-gram and a great coach in Frank Beamer plus he has great athletes year a� er year. (note: the Hokies will have to come back to the Atl during the season to be hosted by the Jackets of Georgia Tech, I think this one will be a be� er match up for Va Tech. I might add a much improved GT, with Ted Roop back as the defensive coordinator I think our Jackets are on the road to recovery on the “D” side of the line of scrimmage.) While on this game let me add that in my most humble opinion, the Tide will make it to the title game and will play the Buckeyes of � e Ohio State Uni-versity. Just my opinion. � e Buckeyes will not have near the trouble ge� ing to the dance � oor as will the men in Crim-son. � ey just do not have to play the same caliber teams which are found in the SEC and they are the only team in their conference which could make it to the Title game, and in the SEC we have 3 which could make it and they are: Ala-bama, � e Bull-Dawgs of Georgia and with a stretch of luck the Gamecocks

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Ant the last game of the day which will draw as much if not more than the Tide/Hokie match up in the Ga. Dome will be aired on National TV when the Dawgs of Georgia travel to Death Val-ley (jr.) to be hosted by the Tigers of Clemson. With the other 2 games being really one sided, I think that the Dog/Tigers match up could be the most en-tertaining of the day for a fan just want-ing to see some good to great football. � is game will match what I think are two of the best o� enses in the country. � e Dogs have the best running back tandem in football in Mitchell and Gur-ley (both of these young men are soph-omores and will be mentioned in the heisman race before they end their stay in Athens.) On the other sideline the Tigers of Clemson have a QB receiver relationship in QB Taji Boyd and his fa-

vorite target Sammy Watkins. (Watkins is rated as one of the best receivers in the country). Neither of these 2 teams are noted (this year) for strong defense so expect a shoot-out and the team which has the ball last to win the game. (It is going to take 38 points to take the win). Next week I am going to high-lite each of our local teams, who they open with and how they fared against them last year plus injury up-dates from each coach..Not pictured in the August 31st match ups are Dabo Sweeney from Clemson and Nick Saban from Alabama.

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