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Vol. 22, No. 30 Mailed Weekly To 15,000+ Homes and Businesses February 9, 2011
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Please mention you saw it in The Coweta Shopper
or that you would like to see them in next week’s issue
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First United Methodist Church Preschool Consignment Sale
Friday, March 4th 9am-5pmSaturday, March 5th 8am-12pm
(1/2 price sale all day Saturday)
First United Methodist Church Parish Hall33 Greenville Street, Newnan, GA 30263
VERY GENTLY USED ITEMSInfant and Children’s Clothing, Toys, Books, DVDs, Baby
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For more information visit www.nfumcpreschool.org
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The Shopper StaffRusty Kuehl
Advertising Sales770-301-6410 cell
Cissy WilkinsonAdvertising Sales
678-953-4244 [email protected]
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Ruth Harris DoyalComposition
Joseph E. WilliamsPublisher
The Coweta Shopper
is published weekly by
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P. O. Box 757, Newnan, GA 30264
770-254-1421
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The Coweta Shopper is a popular and effective advertising guide mailed weekly to 15,000+ homes and busi-nesses throughout Coweta county. We have successfully served the Coweta county area for over twenty years with our consumer-oriented guide consist-ing of a wide variety of retail and ser-vice advertisers, along with classified advertisements.
Our office is locatedon the corner of
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The Coweta Shopper reserves the right to accept or reject any advertising as we feel is in the best interest of our publication.
W ith Valentine’s Day just a few days away,
I think it appropriate to share some of
what I’ve learned, through trial and
error, about this important day. Let’s call this a
“warning shot over the bow” of those unsuspect-
ing men who would otherwise run afoul of their
sweetheart this February 14th. Inasmuch as this
is written for men, I ask that our lady readers not
continue past these opening remarks. (We’re on the honor sys-
tem, you know.)
I am writing this from the point of view of a long time married man, however, similar results may be had with this current, younger genera-tion, too. Here are some important rules to follow: (1) DO NOT buy your wife or girlfriend a bar-b-que grill, vacuum, coffee pot or a piece of fur-niture. Women like shinny things with a lot of bling! (2) Don’t dare wait until the afternoon of the last day to purchase a gift. You may have a nervous breakdown in the store and end up buying a grill, vacuum or coffee pot by default. (3) Flowers, along with a nice card, will usually soften the blow of an ill-advised gift. Show her the flowers first. If done correctly, you can then announce the fishing trip or golf day you have planned with the guys for the following weekend. Don’t wait more than an hour to bring it up.
There’s one more rule which I am still trying to learn. If we treat our wives and loved ones with love, kindness and respect during the other 364 days, the gift we give on Valentines Day may not be nearly as im-portant as we thought. This is a special day for most women, so, if it’s important to my wife, it’s important to me .
As always, I invite your comments and suggestions to help us make The Coweta Shopper an interesting and effective advertising medi-um.
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“Women like shinny things with
a lot of bling!”
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Blue? Pink? Neutral!Have you ever been to see a house that has a
pink bedroom for the girls and blue for the boys?
What if that house was for sale and the buyers looking at the house were interested, however
1) don’t have children the appropriate age for the “baby” colors
2) have different gender children than the seller, or
3) don’t have children at all?
They’d have to paint the walls in order to make the house livable for them. Perhaps the house for sale down the street has a more neutral color palette and is move in ready for any buyer. Guess what? Most likely, that is the one that they are going to put under contract.
Why take that risk and send your potential buyer to your competi-tion?
If you are one of the many home sellers that have “decorated” your children’s rooms and painted the walls a “special” color specifically for them, it’s time to bring out the paint supplies again. Choose a neutral color and let the “theme” of the room show through the accessories that will be moving with you.
Example 1: you have a boy that is all about Toy Story and wants everything in his room Toy Story themed. Choose a cream or tan color and let the bed spread be a solid blue, red or green, with Toy Story sheets. Then display the Woody and Buzz Light Year acces-sories to create the theme for your son.
Example 2: your daughter wants her room decorated in a Disney Princess motif. Choose a neutral paint color (not pink or pur-ple) and have a poster framed of her favorite princess. Use a few choice dolls for display and place a pink, purple or white com-forter on her bed with Disney Princess sheets.
Nan Johnston
Morgan Jewelers14 North Court Square, Newnan, GA • 770-253-2720
Sweetheart
Sale!
Check out our Sweet Deals at
Morgan Jewelers
All Jewelry on Sale
20% - 50% Off
Sterling Silver from $15
50% Off Birthstone Jewelry
Through February 14th, 2011
This will give your children a pared down version of their previous themed room, but will be move in ready for any buyer viewing your property
Occasionally, I’ll have a client that has painted a mural in their child’s room. They always ask, if they need to paint over it … the an-swer is … YES! What are the chances that the buyers looking at your house are going to want monkey’s painted all over the walls?
Inform your children that this is a temporary solution and let them negotiate a new theme for the next home.
For more information about staging a house to sell, contact
Nan Johnston, Southern Staging & Redesignwww.southern-staging.com
www.facebook.com/southern.staging
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puzzleSTRIVIA TEST By Fifi Rodriguez
1 GENERAL KNOWLEDGE: Where did Charles Lindbergh start his famous solo flight across the Atlantic Ocean?
2. LANGUAGE: How many letters are in the English alphabet?
3. HISTORY: When did Armistice Day become Veterans Day?
4. TELEVISION: For which city’s police department did Chief Robert Iron-side work?
5. PHILOSOPHY: Which philosopher was imprisoned for his pacifism in 1918?
6. MYTHOLOGY: What was the name of Pecos Bill’s horse?
7. MOVIES: What were the first names of the movie star Gish sisters?
8. BIBLE: In the Old Testament, where did Jacob’s Ladder lead?
9. MUSIC: Who wrote the opera “Der Ring des Nibelungen”?
10. ETIQUETTE: What type of gift is traditional for a 20th wedding an-niversary?
ANSWERS1. Long Island, N.Y.
2. 263. 1954
4. San Francisco5. Bertrand Russell
6. Widow-Maker7. Dorothy and Lillian
8. To heaven9. Richard Wagner
10. China
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28 Bullsboro Drive, across from Newnan Utilities Water Tower.www.mcguiresbuildings.com
Call for more info
770-502-7007
Purchase or Rent To Own Financing Available Sheds/Portables Carports Steel Buildings Gazebos Greenhouses
Dogs … under 50 pounds -
spay $70; neuter $60… 51-99 pounds -
spay $75; neuter $65… over 100 pounds
spay $80; neuter $70
Cats … spay $55; neuter $45
All vaccines are $10 each.No extra charge for in-heat or pregnant
Rabies vaccine required.770-304-7911 or [email protected]
www.helpspayneuter.org12 The Crescent (in Avery Park across from the new Food Lion)
Newnan, GA 30263Monday through Friday - 7:30am to 5:00pm,
Saturday, Sunday Closed. Surgeries by appointment only.
5 Greenville Street Downtown Newnan
770-253-4713
formerly R. S. Mann
Monday, February 14th
DIAMOND EARRINGS Sale Priced from
$9900
Give Her 3 Reasons To Smile This Valentine’s Day - Monday, February 14th — All For 1 Price … $99!
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Encouraging Words
“The biggest room in the world
is the room for self improvement.”
~ Brian Tracy
Q“The discipline of writing something down
is the first step to making it happen.”
~ Lee Iacocca
Q“When I started counting my blessings,
my whole life turned around.”
~ Willie Nelson
Q“Friends and good manners will carry you
where your money won’t go.”
~ Dr. Margaret Abigail Walker Alexander
Q“Cast your eyes upon the Lord,
for he cares for you.”
~ I Peter 5:7
Q
Think About It!
Encouraging WordsEncouraging WordsEncouraging Words
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Newnan’s H.E.L.P. SPAY NEUTER CLINIC To Participate in
HSUS Spay Day™
Local Citizens Urged
To Spay or Neuter Pets
The Newnan Coweta Humane Society affiliate, H.E.L.P. Spay Neuter Clinic will participate in Spay Day™, an international campaign of The Humane Society of the United States and Humane Society International, to promote the life-saving benefits of spay/neuter, when H.E.L.P. Spay Neuter Clinic hosts their “Beat the Heat” spay neuter campaign at their clinic in Newnan, GA.
The event, that will be conducted during the en-tire month of February, will feature even greater discounts than their regular low prices. Female dogs $70, Male dogs $60, Female cats $50 and Male cats $40 and all surgery packages include FREE Rabies and DHPP vaccines for dogs and FVRCP vaccines for cats.
As always, there is no extra charge for in heat or pregnant cats or dogs. “Spay/neuter saves pets’ lives while lessening the burden on animal shelters and taxpayers,” said LouAnn Jones, Ex-ecutive Director. “We are inviting our citizens to sponsor the spay or neuter of at least one ani-mal—their own, a friend or family member’s, or a shelter animal awaiting adoption—in honor of Spay Day™ 2011.”
This year marks the seventeenth annual Spay Day™. Since Spay Day™’s inception in 1995, it is conservatively estimated that participants have altered more than 1,518,000 animals. It has been a proud achievement of Spay Day™ participants like H.E.L.P. Spay Neuter Clinic and Newnan Coweta Humane Society and other spay/neuter programs that the number of homeless cats and dogs euthanized in the U.S. has fallen from ap-proximately 13.5 million in 1973 to fewer than four million currently.
The H.E.L.P. Spay Neuter Clinic, a 501(c)(3) organization, holds as their mission to provide a non-lethal solution to the companion animal over-population. They offer a unique blend of services at a stationary clinic, combined with an active transport program where they travel to a central point in outlying counties and bring animals with appointments to the clinic. The H.E.L.P. Spay Neuter Clinic operates as an outreach affiliate of the Newnan-Coweta Humane Society.
For more information, please visit www.NCH-Srescue.org or www.helpspayneuter.org Appoint-ments can be made by calling the clinic directly at 770-304-7911.
Interpreting Dreams
After she woke up, a woman told her husband, “I just dreamed that you gave me
a pearl necklace for Valentine’s day. What do you think it means?”
“You’ll know tonight” he said.
That evening, the man came home with a small package and gave it to his wife.
Delighted, she opened it - to find a book entitled “The meaning of dreams”
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A Thoughtful Valentine’s Day Gift
Jim asked his friend, Tony, whether he had bought his wife anything for Valentine’s Day.
“Yes,” came the answer from Tony who was a bit of a chauvinist,
“I’ve bought her a belt and a bag.”
“That was very kind of you,” Jim added,“I hope she appreciated the thought.”
Tony smiled as he replied, “So do I, and hopefully the vacuum cleaner
will work better now.”
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A Fool In Love
After a quarrel, a wife spoke to her husband, “I was a fool when I married you.”
And the husband replied, “Yes, darling, but I was in love with you,
due to which I failed to notice it”
Happy Valentine’s
Day,Y’all!
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To Your Good Health By Paul G. Donohue, M.D.
As the World Spins
Dear Dr. Donohue: Will you please explain vertigo? I fell asleep in a chair one evening, and when I woke, I was slightly dizzy. The next morning when I woke up and sat up, I was extremely dizzy. Everything was going back and forth. When I tried to walk, I was bouncing off the walls. The room was moving. My doctor prescribed Dramamine. I still wake up dizzy, but not as bad as the first two nights. I am 69. -- E.B.Answer: Vertigo is a hallucination that everything is moving. It’s not. What you describe fits the defini-tion. Many causes of vertigo can be traced to the inner ear, which has two important functions: hearing and balance, the orientation of our body to the things around it. That function is handled by the vestibular system of the inner ear.Sometimes a viral infection of the ear can trigger vertigo. The only way to handle it is to take a medi-cine such as you’re taking and wait for the infection to clear in about three to six weeks.Or it can come about because tiny calcium particles in the inner ear have made their way to places where they shouldn’t be. This is benign positional vertigo. When affected people move their head or change position from lying or sitting to standing, the calcium particles activate the vestibular system abnormally, and profound dizziness strikes. When you woke up and sat up, you became dizzy. You changed positions. Calcium particles activated your vestibular system.
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A doctor easily can prove benign positional vertigo by provoking a dizzy spell through a series of head and body movements. He or she can coax those transplanted calcium specks back to their site of origin through another series of movements, called the Epley maneuvers. The medi-cine you mention often lessens symptoms. Antivert is another useful drug. So is scopolamine -- in its oral form, not in its patch form. I made vertigo sound like an easy diagnosis and an easy treatment; it isn’t. Many other serious conditions have to be considered by the examining doctor.The booklet on vertigo discusses this common malady in detail. To
obtain a copy, write to: Dr. Donohue -- No. 801W, Box 536475, Orlando, FL 32853-6475. Enclose a check or money order (no cash) for $4.75 U.S./$6 Can. with the recipient’s printed name and address. Please al-low four weeks for delivery.
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Dr. Donohue regrets that he is unable to answer individual letters, but he will incorporate them in his column whenever possible. Readers may write him or request an order form of available health newsletters at P.O. Box 536475, Orlando, FL 32853-6475.
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Tucker TaxFast
Tax ServiceElectronic Filing
6450 Hwy. 29,Grantville, GA 30220
770-583-2488Monday - Friday 11 a.m. - 6 p.m.
Saturday 11 a.m. - 3 p.m.
Thursday, February 10 …
Called Meeting ~ The Coweta County Board of Commissioners will hold a Called Meeting on THURS-DAY, FEBRUARY 10, 2011 AT 6:00 p.m. for the purpose of conducting a Work Session and for other purposes. The meeting will be held in the Commission Meeting Room at 37 Perry Street in Newnan. As set forth in the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1992, the Coweta County government does not discriminate on the basis of disability, and will assist citizens with special needs given proper notice (seven working days). For more in-formation please call ADA Coordinator Rick Watson at 770.254.2604.
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Saturday, February 12 …
CPR and First Aid Class … Help to save a life by becoming certified in CPR and First Aid. The Ameri-can Red Cross Georgia Three Rivers Chapter Newnan Office will be conducting an Adult, Child and Infant CPR/AED and First Aid Clas. Participants learn to: Recognize and care for breathing, choking and cardiac emergencies in infants, children and adults. Perform first aid for cuts, scrapes, bruises, burns, bleeding, sprains and strains. Recognize emergencies and take action. Understand the role of automated external de-fibrillators (AEDs) in the chain of survival. The class will start promptly at 8:30 am and will be held at our office located at 770 Greison Trail, Suite G, Newnan, Georgia. The cost of the entire course is $55 and pre-payment is required to reserve your slot. If you have any questions or wish to take only one component of this course, please contact the Georgia Three Rivers Chapter Newnan Office, at 770-253-2056.
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Sunday, February 13 …
Chamber Orchestra of the Kremlin 3 p.m. Tickets: Adults $12, Students & Seniors $10. The Centre for Performing & Visual Arts of Coweta Coun-ty, 1523 Lower Fayetteville Road, Newnan • 770-254-ARTS (2787), www.thecentreonline.net
Send in your event to [email protected]
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Thursday, February 17 …
The Glass Menagerie by Tennessee Williams ~ Newnan Community Theatre, 8 p.m. ~ February 17, 18, 19, 20, 24, 25, 26, 27; Thursday / Friday / Saturday at 8 p.m.; Sunday at 2:30 p.m. NCTC, 24 1st Ave., Newnan, 770-683-6282. www.newnantheatre.org
Send in your event to [email protected]
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Saturday, February 19 …
Coupon Corn Bread & Saver Soup Lunch & Learn, 10 a.m. Emory Chapel United Methodist Church, 2677 Hwy 34 West, Newnan, GA (near Dresden Fire Station). Learn how to save mon-ey on groceries using coupons clipped only when the items are on sale! No more hours spent clipping all the coupons in the Sunday coupon inserts! $5 for 45-min-ute workshop, after which an optional lunch of “Saver Soup” and “Coupon Corn Bread” will be served. Dona-tions will be accepted for the lunch. Emory Chapel is located approximately 4 miles West (towards Franklin) of the Franklin Hwy/Hwy 34 Bypass intersection. To reserve a seat for the workshop, please phone Laraine at 678-378-5979 or email [email protected]
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Pickin’ on the Square - downtown Newnan. 1st & 3rd Saturday of every month, 11am - until. All musi-cians are invited to come down to Newnan’s Historic Courthouse Square and play. All music genres and skill levels are welcome. Acoustic only.
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Saturday, February 19 …
Baby Sitter Training Class ~ The Georgia Three Rivers Chapter of the American Red Cross will have a Baby Sitter Training Class on Sat., Feb. 19 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Newnan Office, 770 Greison Trail, Suite G. Class will provide youth, ages 11-15, with the knowledge and skills necessary to safely and responsi-bly give care to children and infants. Training includes lively discussions and real life problem-solving skills, how to handle emergencies or illnesses, basic care-giv-ing skills, how to choose safe and age-appropriate toys and games, and how to handle bedtime and discipline issues effectively. The cost for the training class is $50 per participant and prepayment is required to reserve your slot. Each participant will need to bring their lunch and a stuffed animal or doll to the class. Please call 770-253-2056 for additional information.
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Friday, February 25 …
Consignment Sale ~ Royal Baptist Children’s Consignment Sale, February 25 & 26. Friday 8-4, Sat-urday 8-2 (1/2 price all day Saturday). Consignors - earn 75 to 85%! Contact Misty Lester at [email protected] to consign.
Future Events …
Plant Sale Coweta Master Gardeners Spring Plant Sale ~ Saturday, April 9. Money is raised for schol-arships to young people who are going to attend college to study in the Horticulture area.
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Grantville Market Day on the Green ~ homemade items and fresh vegetables to be sold on the third Saturday of each month from April ~ November at Colley Park from 10-2 PM. To start the year off, we will have an addition of a Broke Down Truck Show. This show will have a $10 entry fee and a 50/50 pot for the winner of the show. Lots of gifts and several prizes will be awarded. Jay Sells and Charlie Brown will of-fer a truck care clinic free of charge. Bring the family, enjoy the vendors, food and community.
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Yard Sale ~ to Benefit the Relay for Life held on Saturday, 3/5/2011 at The Asa Powell Expo Center at 197 Temple Ave. Newnan. Sale will be 8:00 to 2:00. Large selection of household items, clothes, furniture, and glassware.
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Beekeeping Course Coweta Beekeepers Asso-
ciation is offering a beekeeping course March 12,
at 8:00 AM, at the Asa M. Powell, Sr. Expo Center,
197 Temple Ave., Newnan. Cost, which is $50 in
advance or $55 at the door, includes instruction,
snacks and lunch, a copy of First Lessons in Bee-
keeping and 2011 membership in the Coweta Bee-
keepers Association. More information at www.
cowetabeekeepers.org or Steven Page at 770-683-
2465—— ——
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Newnan-Coweta Chamber of Commerce
www.accesscoweta.com Exposure to almost 200,000 people 24/7
Coweta’s premier online advertising tool!
For the price of an average cost of a tank of gas, you can put your business Top of Mind with almost 200,000 people 24/7. Call today to find out how!
Become a Fan! Call 770.253.2270 to sign up
Stand up for your schools and be counted! Vote YES to extend E-SPLOST on March 15
Candace Boothby President Newnan-Coweta Chamber of Commerce
Coweta County has one of the best school systems in Georgia. We now boast SAT scores that are higher than the national average and well above the state
average. In addition, we prepare our graduates for the job market so that expanding and re-locating businesses can confidently expect a supply of competent work force for their future.
How fortunate we are in Coweta that we do not face the prospect of attempting to raise our school system to a more acceptable level. Keeping a lead in educational superiority is far less expensive than trying to get there. And when a large percentage of the education sales tax is raised by non-residents’ spending in our stores and restaurants, the continuation of the E-SPLOST is less expensive than raising the monies through increased property taxes.
Our high rate of growth has meant that our schools have had to absorb an increasing number of students. These students require buildings in which to learn, school buses to transport them safely and other capital expenses that ensure Coweta can continue to benefit even during high growth. The March 15 vote is entirely for capital improvements. It allows us to continue to be a superior school system with adequate and basic infrastructure requirements of a productive system.
No one likes to pay taxes but every one of us expects our 911 calls to be answered and public safety personnel to come when we are in need. We expect parks and recreation, road maintenance and other services to be provided. And if we don’t get this level of service, we will probably move to where we can.
I encourage every single voter in Coweta County that wants to stand up for our schools and our community to be counted on March 15! This is very important to our future as a top-quality county in Georgia. Please help continue this blessing by voting “YES” on March 15.
Volunteer of the Year—Julio Muniz with Franchisland, LLC was recognized for extraordinary contributions of time and leadership that resulted in tangible benefits to the Chamber and its members. A 2010 Volunteer of the Month, Julio serves as a Chamber Ambassador and is engaged in many activities at the Chamber. One of the things that members find most endearing about Julio is his amazing sense of humor.
Chamber Recognizes Volunteers of the Year
Chairman’s Award—Jenny Fritz with United Community Bank wears many hats at the
Chamber. An Ambassador and chairman of the Chamber’s largest event, Big Expo, she provides
strong leadership in all of her roles. A long standing volunteer, Jenny’s enthusiasm for the
Chamber is infectious and inspiring.
Stay ahead of the competition. As a member you will gain:
Access to over 100 networking events Increased visibility and exposure
The opportunity to support your community as we lobby for lower business costs
Give us a call, we’ll be glad to assist you in joining the Chamber—770.253.2270 www.newnancowetachamber.org
Can Your Business Afford Not To Be A Member?
Ambassador of the Year—Marcia Smith with Arthur Murphy CPA (seen above with Chamber Chair Vicki Kaiser—left) shares her time and talents in all she does. An extremely positive and enthusiastic leader, Marcia also co-chairs the Women’s Entrepreneurs Thrive in Coweta program and serves on several special event committees in addition to her numerous duties as a Chamber Ambassador. She can be seen at most events greeting guests with a smile and a greeting as they arrive.
Chairman’s Award—Mark Fritz with the Bank of Coweta recently completed a term on the Board of Directors. He’s served as an Ambassador, chaired the Bowling Adventure and chaired the Entrepreneur Friendly program as well. A leader by example, Mark represents the spirit of volunteerism.
Thank you to David Thomas Photography for providing all the photos!
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Coweta CouNty Master GardeNers will Be awardiNG
$1,000 sCholarshiPsPatricia Clayton, Coweta County Master Garden-ers’ Association Scholarship Committee Chairper-son, announced that the Coweta County Master Gardeners will be awarding $1,000 scholarships to Coweta County high school seniors who wish to pursue a degree in horticulture, agriculture, environmental sciences or a related subject. Ap-plicants must be Coweta County residents, have at least a “B” average, and complete the required application and provide supporting documents.
Applications are available at the UGA Coopera-tive Extension – Coweta County Office, 255 Pine Road, and at each 12th grade high school coun-selor’s office. Applications may also be accessed via the Coweta County Extension website:
http://www.caes.uga.edu/extension/
coweta/news.html
Applications and required documents must be re-ceived no later than April 1, 2011.
Mail or deliver the application
with required documents to:
UGA Cooperative Extension –
Coweta County
Coweta County
Master Gardeners’ Association
Attn: Scholarship Committee Chairperson
255 Pine Road, Newnan, GA 30263
If you have questions or need additional informa-tion, please contact Patricia Clayton, Scholarship Committee Chairperson at (770) 254-2620.
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Due to the recent re-organization of Lincoln Dealerships it is our privilege to let you know of our award-winning
employees and services that really care about their clients. With years of experience faithfully serving the Atlanta area we are pleased to inform you that we remain actively
selling and servicing Lincoln Mercury vehicles. With over 50 service bays and our recent $1,000,000
facility upgrade, we stand ready to serve and service your (Year Make Model). In fact, we are so excited about our renovations, we will wash your car for free as we give you the tour of our facility and show you the benefits of being a
Gene Evans customer. We would like you to experience our friendly, no-pressure sales and service experience that have become legendary
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To help make your transition to Gene Evans Team Ford Lincoln as seamless as possible, we thought it best to let you know our Service and Sales hours of operation and services available to you.
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4355 Jonesboro Road • Union City, GA
30291
Wayne Quattlebaum Service Director
geneevansford.com •1-866-203-6314
“More New Beginnings” by CWH
4 Fair St, Newnan is having a preview sale Friday February 11th
and Monday February 14th from 10:30 am- 3:30 pm.
$5.00 bag sale for clothes and shoes only.
All proceeds benefit women and children
victims of domestic violence.
www.communitywelcomehouse.org
If you don’t receive a Shopper in the mail next week, check out the current issue on our web site
www.TheCowetaShopper.com
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Legal Briefs:
Bill Stemberger
Chances are that sometime during your life you will be affected by the courts of Georgia, either by participating, or by the decisions made both at the trial court and the appellate court levels. Today’s article will be a brief primer on Georgia’s court system.
There are two (2) levels of courts in Georgia, trial courts and appellate courts. Each court’s jurisdiction, the power to hear and determine a case, is outlined in Georgia’ State Constitution. Trial courts are described as either limited or general jurisdiction courts. Courts of limited jurisdiction generally hear less serious cases. Municipal Courts, or city courts, hear cases that involve violations of city ordinances. Magistrate Courts, some-times known as small claims court, hear civil suits under $15,000.00, try viola-tions of county ordinances, handle bad checks, dispossessory writs, and also issue search warrants for the local law enforcement agencies. A person looking to obtain a marriage license or firearm license would go to Probate court. Pro-bate Courts also probate wills, administer estates, and in some counties handle traffic cases. Cases involving children under the age of seventeen (17) would appear in Juvenile Court. This would also include some juvenile traffic cases. State Courts hear civil cases and misdemeanor criminal cases.
The basic court with general jurisdiction for any cases involving state law is the Superior Court. Any civil or criminal case may be tried, and all felonies, serious criminal charges, must be tried in Superior Court. All domestic issues, which would include divorce, must be heard in Superior Court, along with title to land or equity matters. The Legislature has divided Georgia into 48 Superior Court Circuits and each Circuit containing from one to eight (1 to 8) counties and served by one (1) or more judges.
Finally, Georgia has two (2) Appellate Courts, the Court of Appeals of Geor-gia and the Supreme Court of Georgia. Most lower court appeals which would include Juvenile, State Court and Superior Court matters would go directly to the Georgia Court of Appeals. The Court of Appeals has appellate jurisdiction over lower court cases in which the Supreme Court has no exclusive appellate jurisdiction. The Court of Appeals has twelve (12) judges broken down into four (4) panels of three (3) judges. The Supreme Court of Georgia has what is called exclusive jurisdiction power. The Supreme Court reviews cases involv-ing capital felonies (the death penalty), divorce, constitutional issues, titles to land, and wills. The Supreme Court of Georgia is also the last resort should you not succeed at the Court of Appeals level. The Georgia Supreme Court has seven (7) Justices and hear cases on a regular basis. Both Appellate Courts are set up to correct legal errors or errors of law that were made at the trial level. There are no trials held at the appellate level, instead, the judges review writ-ten records, briefs, and hear oral arguments from attorneys.
Although not all encompassing, hopefully this brief explanation of these courts will shed light on our Judicial System in Georgia.
Stemberger & Cummins, Attorneys at Law – with over 50 years combined experience helping the injured and the innocent. Call today for your consulta-tion.
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website: scalawfirm.com
Stemberger & Cummins, P.C. is a newnan law firm specializing in
auto and truck accidents, wrongful death & injury claims and criminal & Dui defense.
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Call 770-254-1421, Fax 770-254-8283, or e-mail [email protected]
By 3 p.m. Friday to Place your adin the Next issue!
aNNouNCeMeNts Under new manage-ment Healthy Habits Health Foods ~ under new management ~ same location 18 years. 144 Bullsboro Dr., behind O’Reilly Auto Parts & beside MT Home Décor. Retailer of Supplements, Foods, Personal Care & Sports Nutrition. We’ve added new lines such as the Now brand, Nordic Naturals and Almased. Still carrying old favorites and adding more foods to support GFCF needs in the community. Creating healthy habits for a healthier life! Call Carla @ 770-251-3854 nOw OPen McGuire Build-ings ~ family owned since 1969. Purchase or rent to own. In Newnan on 28 Bullsboro Drive across from Newnan Utilities blue water tank. 770-502-7007
Classes beekeePing The Coweta Beekeepers Association bee-keeping course March 12, 8 a.m., at the Asa M. Powell, Sr. Expo Center, 197 Temple Ave., Newnan. More information at www.cowetabeekeepers.org or Steven Page at 770-683-2465
adult, Child, infant CPr/aed & First aid Class on Sat., Feb. 12. See Calendar of Events for more info or call the Georgia Three Rivers Chapter Newnan Office at 770-253-2056 2.9
MeetiNGs CaLLed meeting Coweta County Board of Commission-ers will meet thursday, Feb. 10 at 6 p.m. in the Commission Meeting Room, 37 Perry St. for the purpose of conducting a Work Session and for other purposes. As set forth in the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1992, the Coweta County government does not discrimi-nate on the basis of disability, and will assist citizens with spe-cial needs given proper notice (seven working days). ADA Coordinator Rick Watson at 770.254.2604 2.9
maSter gardenerS’ baCkYard aSSOCiatiOn provides free gardening sessions for the general public the second 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 or see website http://www.ugaextension.com/coweta/news.html for more info natiOnaL mULtiPLe SCLerOSiS SOCietY meets monthly the first Tuesday at 7 p.m. at Heatherwood Bap-tist Church, 721 Shenandoah Blvd., Newnan. Info? Dorinda 770-502-1984
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angeLS wingS Inspira-tional Gift Items including Pink Ribbon line. T-Shirts, Mugs, Caps, Key Chains, Mouse Pads, and more. Visit our website at www.angelswingsonline.com 770-755-7677 2.23 gOOd wiLLiS tHriFt & antiQUeS 555 S. Highway 29, Newnan, in front of Wheel-er’s Supply Co., phone no. 678-953-1551. Baby items and baby furniture, toys, movies, clothes, hats and caps, shoes, pocket-books, furniture, china cabinet - brown, very nice, wedding, much, much more. 2.23
gentLY USed FUrni-tUre & aPPLianCeS and New and Used Bargains. Re-furbished appliances / warran-ties. Furniture - new and used. Household items, clothing and lots more. 154 Temple Ave., Newnan 770-252-9905 Mention this ad! 2.9
auCtioNs reaLtY addiCtS, inC. aUCtiOn Saturday Nights at 6 p.m. 3481 South Hwy. 29, Moreland, GA 30259. 678-768-7094, 404-597-6817, 678-423-7333. Jodina R. Hall Lic. No. AU003376 2.16
sales Yard SaLe to Benefit the Relay for Life ~ Saturday, march 5th at The Asa Powell Expo Center, 197 temple ave. Newnan. 8:00 to 2:00. Large selection of household items, clothes, furniture & glassware.
rOYaL baPtiSt CHiL-dren’S COnSignment SaLe, February 25th and 26th. Friday 8-4, Saturday 8-2 (1/2 price all day Saturday). Con-signors - earn 75 to 85%! Con-tact Misty Lester at [email protected] to consign. COnSignment SaLe ~ Newnan First United Method-ist Church Preschool - Fri-day, march 4, 9-5. Saturday, march 5, 8-12 (1/2 price sale all day Saturday). First United Methodist Church Parish Hall, 33 Greenville St. Very Gently Used Items: Infant & Children’s Clothing, Toys, Books, DVDs, Baby Equipment, Furniture. For more info www.nfumcpre-school.org or contact Nancy Martin @ 770-253-1237 Bring your own shopping basket!
For sale LOCaLLY grOwn, all natural, grain fed, Angus beef, processed and state inspected, no antibiotics, hormones or steroids, no animal by prod-ucts. Sold by the whole, half or quarter hanging weight. Lazy S Farms, Newnan, Mike Smith 770-253-7099 2.23
ge bLaCk gaS StOVe 2 years old, $125. Couch and love seat combo, dark green velour, 3 years old $250. Solid oak en-tertainment center, handles 32” TV, with 4 shelves on side $100. All in great condition. 910-352-8932 2.16
POOL tabLe, cover, acces-sory cabinet with dart board, conversion Ping Pong table top and all accessories, $700. New Entertainment Center for 60” TV, lighted towers and bridge, $1,000. First Act Drum set, slightly used, $175. Call 803-553-0265 ‘
2 rOw COVingtOn COrn PLanter $500. Corn cultiva-tor $200. Frank Barron 770-231-9535 QUeen SLeigH bed Laura Ashley collection by Kincaid Furniture $500. 770-253-9131 ‘ SOLid Oak rOLL tOP computer desk in excellent con-dition, with chair. $500. 770-253-9131 ‘ wHeat Straw HaY ideal for planting grass. Only $3.50 per bale. Frank Barron 770-231-9535
VehiCles 2001 POntiaC SUnFire red, $3,994. David 404-886-7998 2007 niSSan mUranO white, $11,991. Gerald 678-612-1042 2006 POntiaC g6 gold, $8,991. James 404-790-5299 2002 FOrd F150 tan/brown, $7,994. David 404-886-7998 2004 POntiaC grand am silver, gray, $5,991. Gerald 678-612-1042 2004 FOrd taUrUS silver, gray, $8,991. James 404-790-5299 CaLL 770-254-1421 to place your ad here before Friday at 3 p.m. for the next Wednesday’s issue. Pay for 2 weeks, get 3rd week free!
VehiCles 2001 POntiaC SUnFire red, $3,994. Ronnie 678-770-7427 2.9
nO Credit CHeCk! Over 900 vehicles in stock. Call Mi-chael 678-378-3715 ‘ 2001 FOrd eXPeditiOn black, $9,994. David 404-886-7998 2.9
2005 JeeP grand CHerO-kee black, $9,994. James 404-790-5299 2.9
2001 Vw PaSSat blue, $4,991. Levial 404-732-4643 2.9
2002 FOrd FOCUS green, $5,991. James 404-790-5299 2.9
2008 CHeVrOLet HHr maroon, $9,991. Gerald 678-612-1042 2.9
houses mint COnditiOn in nOrtHgate SCHOOL diStriCt! 3 bedrooms, 2 baths. New roof, new flooring & recently painted interior. Kitch-en opens to large breakfast area & overlooks large, private back-yard with outbuilding. Master bath with separate shower and garden tub. Spacious living/din-ing room. Convenient to I-85, shopping & Peachtree City. Reduced! $189,999. Melinda Parrott, Parks & Mottola Realty, 678-877-7919
gOrgeOUS aLL briCk HOme in highly sought-after neighborhood. Large deck overlooks great backyard, 10ft. ceilings on main floor with beautiful crown molding and full, finished basement. $525,000. Agent related to sell-er. Van Mottola, Parks & Mot-tola Realty, 770-296-5807.
eaSY tO reLaX in tHiS beaUtiFUL HOme! Fish and swim in this neighborhood’s small lakes! Comfortable living areas, large patio, private wood-ed yard, open kitchen with gran-ite counters, 4 BR – one is big enough to have pool table, 3.5 baths, sunroom. $235,900. Julie Jones, Parks & Mottola Realty, 770-253-7005.
houses wHY rent? when there are homes available with ZERO $0 down. Call Dot at Country Re-alty Corp., 770-251-9791 ‘ PerFeCt Starter HOme Or inVeStment OPPOrtUnitY! 3BR/2BA brick ranch on wooded lot. Con-venient to Newnan, Peachtree City and Sharpsburg. Fireplace in living room & large dining room, $89,900. Leslie Binion, Parks & Mottola Realty, 770-843-8958 2.9
CarPet YOUr HOUSe for sale cheap. Excellent carpet and pad installed. 770-254-1011 ‘
SPeCtaCULar eState near downtown Newnan with separate guest quarters. 6 bed-rooms, 7.5 baths on 4 acres. Pri-vate backyard. Lanai overlook-ing pool, BBQ pit & playhouse. $750,000. Leslie Binion, Parks & Mottola Realty, 770-843-8958 2.9
On Lake wedOwee 5 bedrooms, 2.5 baths on Lake Wedowee. Year round water. $279,500. 404-473-9000 ‘
For reNt remOdeLed 3 bedrOOm, 2 batH, Roscoe Road area. $850 month. 678-416-0524 2.23
FOr rent ~ 2 or 3 bedroom mobile homes. References re-quired. Call 770-253-8581 after 6:30 p.m. 2.9
HOUSeS FOr rent 12 Rob-erts Road. 2 bedroom, large liv-ing room, large kitchen, stove and refrigerator, bath. Heat and air. Fenced in backyard. $700 month. Available now! 4 Berry Avenue. 5 rooms, with large kitchen, 1 1/2 baths. $750 month. Available last of Febru-ary. 770-304-9807, 770-490-6610 2.16
dUPLeX aPartmentS FOr rent in Palmetto, 2 bedrooms, 1 bath, living room, kitchen with fridge and stove, $550 month; $450 deposit. No utilities included. 404-704-2727 2.9
For reNt 3 bedrOOm, 1 batH, large home on large lot, close to town, Section 8 accepted. 770-301-4364 cell; 770-251-2387 2.23
3br, 2ba, niCe HOme! Un-furnished. $795 per month. No smoking. No pets. $800 secu-rity. All electric. 678-463-8359 Pam, agent ‘ CarPet YOUr rentaL HOUSe cheap! Free estimate. Warehouse open 9-6. 770-254-1011 ‘
laNd/lots 2 aCre bUiLding LOt on Allie Road in Meriwether County. OK for house or mo-bile home. $9,950. Possible fi-nancing. Joe Williams Homes, 770-251-4655
2.8 aCre bUiLding LOt off Bohannon Road in Coweta County. $29,950. Possible fi-nancing. Joe Williams Homes, 770-251-4655
30+ aCreS in SHarPS-bUrg with hardwood/pines (some open). 3+/- acre pond. Potential for livestock & wild-life. Area of fine homes. $6,500/acre. Parks & Mottola Realty, Parks Cole 770-314-6768. 2.9
2 aCre bUiLding LOt on Dean Road in Meriwether County. $9,950. Possible fi-nancing. Joe Williams Homes, 770-251-4655 bUiLd YOUr dream HOme. Estate lots in upscale subdivision. $29,900/each. Les-lie Binion. Parks & Mottola Re-alty, 770-843-8958 2.9
bank Owned LOt in Lake Zackary. $30,000. Call Jim Mottola, Parks & Mottola Re-alty, 770-253-7005 2.9
bank Owned - 2 aC LOt in platted subdivision in Sharps-burg. $21,000. Call Jim Mot-tola, Parks & Mottola Realty, 770-253-7005 2.9
bank Owned LOtS! Huge Inventory. Call Lisa Hines or Jim Mottola, Parks & Mottola Realty, 770-253-7005 2.9
VaCatioNProPerty
SPring / SUmmer SPe-CiaL Emerald Isle ~ 2 bed-room, 2 bath condo on beach, Panama City, FL $199 night or $1,250 week. Minimum 4 nights, this includes all fees, beach chairs (2) and umbrella included. 404-473-9000 ‘
The publisher reserves the right to reject advertising that is considered objection-able in wording, character, appearance or for any reason deemed unacceptable. The publisher assumes no liability if it becomes necessary to omit any advertis-ing. Liability for error is limited to a correction in the next issue. Publication is not an endorsement, nor guarantee of services, products or jobs offered. Please call 770-254-1421 for info on advertising in The Coweta Shopper.
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deadline 3p.m. FridayCall 770-254-1421
deadline 3p.m. Friday
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serViCes ragan COnStrUCtiOn State Licensed & Insured, New Home Construction, Room ad-ditions, Garages, Basement build outs, Sunrooms, Porches, Roofs, Paint, Siding, Gutters. Please call Rick for free esti-mate. 678-758-35581 2.9
dOn’t Let UtiLitY biLLS overcome you this winter! Call us today for a winter heating system Tune Up ~ from repairs to complete new systems. Lo-cally owned & operated. Call royal air 678-877-4931
eXPerienCed HandY man Free estimates with war-ranty. Residential construction. Trying to meet your needs at a fair price. I’m only a phone call away. Roger 678-340-8437; mobile 1-706-402-4126 2.16*
retired armY mUSi-Cian has openings for electric bass guitar (beginning to ad-vance). Guitarists are welcome and instruments are available. Fundamentals, All Styles, Jazz, Improvisation. Bob Boyce, Bo-palot Music 770-755-6960 3.2
serViCes maSterSHine CarPet CLeaning 3 rooms $34.95. Sofa, loveseat & chair $89.95. Year flea treatment available 770-253-9345 2.23
eLeCtriCaL inStaLLa-tiOnS ceiling fans, 220 volt outlets, security lighting, addi-tions, remodeling, new homes, commercial work. Licensed and insured. For electrical needs 770-502-7774, 404-271-3937 ‘
rOSSi bObCat SerViCe grading your washed out drive-way or clearing underbrush for your next yard project. Quality work. Satisfaction guaranteed! Free estimates! $35 per hour with 4 hour minimum. Call Mike 678-378-8197 2.23*
HandYman SerViCeS Reliable, quality work. Painting, drywall, windows, tile work, general carpentry, caulking. Light electrical and plumbing, odd jobs. Know the price before the work is done. [email protected] 678-857-7800 2.9*
Classified Ads VaCatioNProPerty
SPring & SUmmer SPe-CiaL Splash. 1 bedroom, 2 bunk sleeper sofa, Panama City, FL. $275 night or $1,600 week. 4 night minimum. This includes all fees, also beach chairs (2) and umbrella. 404-473-9000 ‘
SPring & SUmmer SPe-CiaL Portside, 2 bedroom, 1 1/2 bath townhouse across street from beach. Panama City, FL. $125 night or $850 week. This includes all fees, pet friendly, 4 night minimum. 404-473-9000 ‘
serViCes Publication is not a guarantee of services, products, or jobs of-fered. Please carefully consider each ad before spending money, or disclosing personal info rOOFing - local roofer, free estimates, call Donald 678-739-7806 4.6
i wiLL dO HOUSe CLean-ing at a reasonable rate. Li-censed and bonded. Call Kath-erine at 706-675-0336 leave message 2.23
Call 770-254-1421, Fax 770-254-8283, or e-mail [email protected]
By 3 p.m. Friday to Place your adin the Next issue!
serViCes StamPS Painting * Paint-ing * Interior * Exterior * Decks * Pressure Washing. 18 Yrs Exp.. Free estimates. 6428 Forest Road, Grantville 678-416-0115 3.16
PartY On tHe Lawn yard decorations to celebrate birth-days, retirement and other spe-cial occasions. Check out our website www.partyonthelawn.com 678-877-5150 HandYman SerViCeS. Large or small jobs done, no need to worry. Paint, Plumbing, Electrical, Doors, Windows, Roofing, Flooring, Drywall, Ce-ramic Tile, etc. Michael Thomas 678-409-8600 Quality work for a reasonable price. 2.23*
VoluNteeroPPortuNities
COweta PregnanCY SerViCeS is a non-profit or-ganization serving women and men with an unplanned preg-nancy by providing material, emotional and spiritual support. If you feel you would like to volunteer at CPS, the Hope Boutique or the Earn While You Learn Program please call Vicki Hale at 770-251-7158 or [email protected]
HUmane SOCietY Newnan Coweta Humane Society needs volunteers. www.nchsrescue.org or call 770-253-4694
waNted COinS / CUrrenCY wanted - all types, individual and sets, foreign and domestic. Free appraisals. ANA member. 770-252-3743 3.30
helP waNted Free HeLP wanted adS The Coweta Shopper will run help wanted ads (30 words or less) for 3 weeks free. Call 770-254-1421 before 3 p.m. Friday to place ad in next week’s edi-tion. This offer ends soon. nOw Hiring cook/nutrition-ist, Monday - Friday, 6 a.m. - 3 p.m. Experience preferred. Must know Microsoft Excel. kids 4 kompany 2.9
helP waNted attentiOn!nOw Hiring
*** Product Consultatn *** Positions available in Coweta and surrounding counties. Seek-ing positive minded individuals with energetic personalities. Professional appearance and great people skills a must. SAL-ARY + Commissions. 90 Day sign-on BONUS of $2,500. Call our Human Resource Dept M-F between 9a.m.-5p.m. to schedule an interview @ 770-251-8215 Hiring Organization: enviro Pure Solutions 770-251-8215 2.23
nigHt SHiFt mainte-nanCe teCHniCian Blown film, web handling & utilities experience, heavy in-dustrial experience, including power distribution, PLC & dis-crete controls, AC/DC drives, heater controls, & motors. winPak FiLmS inC. 219 Andrews Parkway, Senoia, GA 30276. Fax: (678) 329-2065 [email protected] Equal Opportunity Employer 2.16
nOw Hiring - infant and after school teachers and cook / bus driver (dual role). Call Mrs Tanya 770-253-6709 2.23
earn $75 - $120 Per week working at home making phone calls. Contact David 770-253-9345 2.23
bag maCHine OPera-tOrS Winpak Films, a plastics manufacturer, has openings for 8 Bag Machine Operators for our new BSB Plant. 2-3 years of manufacturing experience and good technical skills re-quired. Experience working with plastic and/or making bags is a plus. Will require working both day and night shifts. Great benefit package & salary based on experience. Winpak Films Inc., 219 andrews Parkway, Senoia, GA 30276. Fax: (678) [email protected] Opportunity Employer 2.16
get Paid FOr HeLPing OtHerS part time / full time. Flexible schedule. Call Bobbie 404-234-1171 2.16
Pets need a home for 3 tropical fish ~ One balloon belly molly and 2 panda tetras. Free to good home. Call 770-253-0888; cell 770-301-6004 2.23
geOrgia HeartLand HUmane SOCietY for photos of foster care animals - lost and found database www.gahearthland.com. Adoptions Saturday 12 to 4 at Newnan Pet-Smart and every Sunday 1 to 5 Fayetteville PetSmart.
LOw COSt/HigH QUaL-itY Spay Neuter for cats and dogs - at or below prices of mobile vets, with the quality and care of a full service clinic. HELP Spay Neuter Clinic in Newnan, GA. Surgery by ap-pointment Mon. thru Fri. Call today 770-304-7911. www.helpspayneuter.org
animaL COntrOL of Grantville needs volunteers to walk and feed the shelter dogs and also to help clean. Contact Linda at 770-583-3006 ‘
newnan COweta HU-mane SOCietY. check out www.nchsrescue.org for list of animals at local animal control facility and foster care animals. NCHS needs volunteers. Call 770-253-4694
tHe dOg barn doggie daycare and boarding. John and Diane Christopher, 768 Christopher Rd., Sharpsburg, GA 30277. 678-249-4235 www.thedogbarn.net
FouNdPets
2 CatS long hair ~ 1 very friendly, 1 not so. Near Smokey Road and Chandler Road. Call 678-423-0505 2.16
PUPPY FOUnd Male, Black and White – appears to be Aus-tralian Shepherd mix. Found near Emmanuelle Baptist Church, George Coggins Rd, and Hwy 154. Call 404-773-8110 (daytime) or 770-304-3981 (evening). 2.9
RABIES SHOTS $10 EA.
$3700
$4700 $57 - $87
deadline 3p.m. Friday
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Camellias ~ Part I
The ArmchairGardener
The ArmchairGardener
The ArmchairGardener
In the South, the most beloved winter bloom-
ing shrub would surely be the camellia. Its
blooms range in color from white to pink to red
and variagated. Camellias bloom from Septem-
ber (sasanqua) until April (japonica). Some camellias are fragrant. Mature height ranges
from 4 to 8 feet; but older specimens may reach a height of twenty feet. Camellias are
broad leaf, evergreen shrubs.
The first camel-
lia to come to the
United States was
Camellia sinensis,
the tea plant — tried
in both Savannah
and Charleston.
Middleton Place of
Charleston claims
to have the oldest
camellia japonica
dating to late 1700s.
Magnolia Gardens
in South Carolina also has a wonderful collection that began in the early 1800s. Camellias
originated in China and Japan. They were known to be in England in the early 1700s.
Camellias prefer acid soil (with organic matter) that is well-drained. Semi-shade such
as under tall trees — like pines — is best; dense shade produces more foliage and few
blooms. They are shallow-rooted and do not like competition for nutrients. Mulch pro-
tects roots and conserves moisture. Northern and eastern exposures are usually the best
locations. Do provide protection from strong winds. In extreme cold — especially a sud-
den drop in temperature — extra protection is necessary. Cover with a bed sheet or light
plastic weighted down with stones. Blooms are damaged below freezing point. Buds are
damaged below 15º and the plant may be hurt below 10º. A few new varieties bred to be
cold hardy will stand temperatures below 0º. They usually have the words Snow or Winter
in their names.
Sasanquas are more cold tolerant and can take more sun than the Camellia japonica.
Some espalier well and others may be grown as a hedge.
annual Forestry report shows tree Growth in the Black
More timber was grown than was harvested last year in Georgia, a trend that has endured for nearly four decades. According to Forest In-ventory and Analysis (FIA) data released by the Georgia Forestry Commission (GFC) and the U.S. Forest Service (USFS), Georgia’s forested acres remained stable at 24.4 million acres in 2010. The annual FIA survey conducted by the GFC and USFS shows forested acreage change of less than two percent since 1972.
Georgia continues to have the most acres of pri-vately owned forestland in the United States. Ninety-one percent of Georgia’s forestland is held in private ownership, with the remainder held by federal, state and local government. While forest-ed acres are being lost to development in Georgia, acreage is gained annually when owners plant tim-ber on land that was previously used for pasture or row crops. FIA statistics show that since 1972, 25 percent more wood was grown in the state than
was harvested.
A relatively small but important component of Georgia’s forestland is its cypress acreage, which accounts for one percent of the state’s forested total. FIA data shows that cypress coverage actu-ally increased by nearly 8,600 acres from 1997 to 2010. The 2010 FIA data detailing all categories and trends can be viewed in its entirety at http://www.GaTrees.org/ForestManagement/ForestIn-
ventory.cfm
The forest industry has a $27.2 billion annual economic impact on Georgia, with $472 million generated by the forest industry in tax revenue for the state. Forty-four of Georgia’s 159 counties are moderately to critically dependent on the forest industry for employment and income, and more than 118,000 jobs statewide are supported by for-
estry.
The Georgia Forestry Commission provides lead-ership, service, and education in the protection and conservation of Georgia’s forest resources. Healthy, sustainable forests provide clean air, clean water, and abundant products for present and future generations. For more information about services of the Georgia Forestry Commis-
sion, visit GaTrees.org.
Georgia’s Arbor Day 2011 isFriday, February 18th
Call 770-254-1421 To Place Your Ad Here -
Near The Armchair Gardener!
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Noelle Masonheimer is proud to join the team at
Parks & Mottola
Hailing originally from Pennsylvania, Noelle Ma-sonheimer is now pleased to call Coweta County home, and says she looks forward to assisting clients in finding their own homes here. Masonheimer, the latest addition to the Parks & Mottola Realty team, brings years of experience in sales, plus numerous awards and accolades for top performance. She says that her own research of the area’s real estate com-munity led her to the firm.
“As much as my family loves being involved in all that Newnan and Coweta County have to offer, I don’t believe that I’ll have much difficulty convincing others that this is the right location for them,” she adds. The claim seems credible; Ma-sonheimer was named Top Listing Agent within four months of hire – and then Top Producer within 12 months – at the realty office for which she worked and was a bro-ker in North Carolina. “Frankly, a glut of inventory and dismal economy weren’t on my radar; I knew the benefits of living in Asheville first hand, so I believed in my product. I feel the same way here!”
Among the area’s most established real estate firms, Parks & Mottola specializes in residential, commercial and industrial real estate and development. Masonheim-er will work out of the firm’s offices in Newnan’s Calumet Business Park.
This Week'smortgage rates
15 Year Fixed … 4.19%
30 Year Fixed … 4.96%Above rates are based on overnight averages
according to Bankrate.com on February 7, 2011. Rates may vary and are subject to change without notice.
Please check with your local lender for current, actual rates.
SOUGHT AFTER NEIGHBORHOODagent related to seller ~ Van Mottola
FAMILY RESORT ON 17.9 ACSJim Hines
See More Properties at www.ParksAndMottola.com
SPECTACULAR ESTATE NEAR DOWNTOWN ~ Leslie Binion
HISTORIC DOWNTOWN NEWNANVan Mottola & Melinda Parrott
STATELY ROCK & BRICK LAKEFRONT HOME ~ Sally McEntire
770-253-7005
EQUESTRIAN FACILITY ON 48 ACSLeslie Binion
houses mint COnditiOn in nOrtHgate SCHOOL diStriCt! 3 bedrooms, 2 baths. New roof, new flooring and recently painted interior. Kitchen opens to large breakfast area and overlooks large, pri-vate backyard with outbuilding. Master bath with separate show-er and garden tub. Spacious liv-ing / dining room. Convenient to I-85, shopping and Peachtree City. Reduced! $189,999. Call Melinda Parrott, Parks & Mot-tola Realty, 678-877-7919
eaSY tO reLaX in tHiS beaUtiFUL HOme! Fish and swim in this neighborhood’s small lakes! Comfortable living areas, large patio, private wood-ed yard, open kitchen with gran-ite counters, 4 bedrooms – one is big enough to have pool table, 3.5 baths, sunroom. $235,900. Julie Jones, Parks & Mottola Realty, 770-253-7005.
CaLL 770-254-1421 and ask for Joe to find our more about advertising on this page.
laNd/lots bank Owned - 2 aC LOt in platted subdivision in Sharps-burg. $21,000. Call Jim Mot-tola, Parks & Mottola Realty, 770-253-7005 2.9
2 aCre bUiLding LOt on Allie Road in Meriwether County. OK for house or mo-bile home. $9,950. Possible fi-nancing. Joe Williams Homes, 770-251-4655
2.8 aCre bUiLding LOt off Bohannon Road in Coweta County. $29,950. Possible fi-nancing. Joe Williams Homes, 770-251-4655 2 aCre bUiLding LOt on Dean Road in Meriwether County. $9,950. Possible fi-nancing. Joe Williams Homes, 770-251-4655
30+ aCreS in SHarPS-bUrg with hardwood/pines (some open). 3+/- acre pond. Potential for livestock & wild-life. Area of fine homes. $6,500/acre. Parks & Mottola Realty,
laNd/lots bank Owned LOtS! Huge Inventory. Call Lisa Hines or Jim Mottola, Parks & Mottola Realty, 770-253-7005 2.9
bUiLd YOUr dream HOme. Estate lots in upscale subdivision. $29,900/each. Les-lie Binion. Parks & Mottola Re-alty, 770-843-8958 2.9
bank Owned LOt in Lake Zackary. $30,000. Call Jim Mottola, Parks & Mottola Re-alty, 770-253-7005 2.9
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Above: Refinery representatives will be on hand next week starting Tuesday to purchase all gold, silver and platinum items, as well as coins. Public welcome!
By DAVID MORGANSTAFF WRITER
will accept include: all gold jewelry, gold coins, gold ounces and dental gold. We also buy coins dated 1964 and before including: Silver Dollars, halves, quarters and dimes. Anything marked “sterling” is accepted including: flat ware sets, tea pots, silver bars, silver ounces and all industrial precious metals. What should you expect if you go to the event to sell your gold and/or silver? Just gather up all gold silver and platinum in any form. If you are not sure if its gold or silver, bring it in and they will test it for free. When you arrive at the event you will be asked to fill out a simple registration card and will be issued a number. Seating will be available. When your number is called you will be escorted to a table where your items will be examined, tested and sorted. This only takes a few minutes using their expertise and specialized equipment. Items will be counted and/or weighed. The value of the items will be determined based on up to the minute market prices. Live feeds will be available at the event displaying current market prices of all precious metals. If you choose to sell your items, they will be bagged and tagged and you will be escorted to the cashier to collect your payment. Waiting time to sell your items may range from just a few minutes to 1 hour so bring something to read. If you are the owner of a jewelry store, pawn shop, dentist office or a dealer, you are encouraged to call ahead to make an appointment with the smelt master to discuss their special dealer programs. You can call our venue to make an appointment at (770) 486-8800. Ohio Valley Refinery will open for business Tuesday from 9am-6pm. The event continues every day through next Saturday. No appointment is needed.
If you go:WHO: Ohio Valley Gold & Silver Refinery Reclamation Drive
WHAT: Open to public to sell gold and silver.
WHEN: February 15th - 19th
WHERE: Hampton Inn 300 Westpark Drive PeachTree City, GA 30269
TIMES: TUESDAY-FRIDAY 9:00am - 6:00pm SATURDAY 9:00am - 4:00pm
SHOW INFO: (217) 787-7767
Items we willaccept include:
Sterling SilverwareSterling Silver Tea Sets
Dental Gold • Silver DollarsAll Coins Dated before 1964
Scrap Jewelry • Industrial ScrapAll forms of Platinum
Been following the gold and silver market lately? Well if you have a jewelry box or lock box full of gold or a coffee can full of old coins you should be according to Ohio Valley Refinery spokesperson John Miller. “The gold and silver markets have not been this strong for over 30 years,” said Miller. Typically when the U.S. dollar is weak and the economy is flat gold and silver markets soar. “That’s good news if you are sitting on a few gold necklaces or an old class ring,” says Miller. Next week, starting Tuesday at 9am and every day next week through Saturday, the Ohio Valley Refinery will be setting up a satellite refinery right here in PeachTree City at the Hampton Inn. During their 5 day stay, anyone can bring gold, silver or platinum items and turn them in for immediate payment, explains John Miller. “Just about everybody has some amount of gold or silver just lying around collecting dust and next week anybody can sell theirs direct to our refinery. Typically, selling direct to a refinery is reserved for larger wholesale customers like jewelry stores, pawn shops, and laboratories,” says Miller. “We are changing how business is done,” he explains. “We want to do business with everybody so we took our business to the streets. Our teams visits various cities around the country hosting 5 day events allowing the general public to take advantage of our services. The turnout has been overwhelming,” says Miller. “Usually each day is busier than the previous day. It seems once people come to us and sell something, they are so amazed by what an old ring or gold coin is worth that they go home and start digging around for more and tell relatives, friends and neighbors. It’s like a feeding frenzy by the third day. People line up with everything from gold jewelry to sterling silver flatware sets to old coins. I think during this bad economy everybody can use extra money but most people say they are taking advantage of selling direct to our refinery because of the higher prices we pay.” During this special event anyone is welcome to bring all types of gold, silver and platinum to the refinery and turn it in for instant payment. The types of items they
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Anticipation High as Ohio Valley Gold and Silver Refinery Opens for Business Next Week in PeachTree City!
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