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Mothers are incredible people. This year, make sure you properly thank her for all she has done for you by celebrat ing her with a day she’ll cherish forever.

Here are a few ideas to make this Mother’s Day her most memorable yet:

n Plant a Garden Together Before you shell out big bucks on chocolates and jewelry, consider a greener gift that mom can treasure from her window. Visit your local garden center or nursery and pick some vibrant beauties you know she’ll swoon over. Supply the gloves, mom’s favorite cocktails and snacks and make an event out of gardening with your favorite lady.

n Create Your Own Card No matter how old you are, noth-ing says it better than construc-tion paper, glitter and a little creativ ity. If she’s a grand mother, involve the kids and make it a family craft project. Take a trip to your local hobby store to make sure you have all the goods for this tried-and-true ticket to

mom’s heart.

n Plan a Beautiful Brunch Create a colorful, bountiful brunch for mom. Make a check-list of all the necessary ingredi-ents, ensuring you serve all of her favorites! For a fresh twist on brunch, incorporate the sweet summer time goodness of watermelon and other fresh fruit. Impress her with Breakfast Six Layer Trifle, or make her smile with Watermelon Pancake Sandwiches. Design a home-made menu card, and throw in an arrange ment of her favorite blooms for a finishing touch.

Mother’s Day brunch wouldn’t be complete without a fabulous serv-ing of fresh fruit. The recipes listed on page 6 include the summertime goodness of watermelon for a sweet addition sure to make mom smile.

CELEBRATE MOMwonderful ways to

RELAY FOR LIFE

By SARAH FAY [email protected]

Celebrate — those who are fighting cancer and those who have won.

Remember — those who have finished the battle.

Fight back — by raising money for can-cer research and services for those who have cancer.

Some 4,000 people turned out for Coweta’s Relay for Life. There were 111 relay teams, ranging from friends and family of those with

cancer to schools, businesses and churches. And there were spectators, too, who, while not necessarily members of teams, came to celebrate, remember and fight back.

The walking track at the Coweta County Fairgrounds was lined with luminarias, each bearing the name of someone who has battled cancer. The luminaria ceremony, held at 10 p.m., is one of the most emotional parts of the event.

There is also the memory tent, where slides of those who have finished the battle are shown. And there is a prayer tent.

“It’s fellowship,” said Rachel Newcomer of the American Cancer Society about Relay. Relay is “a lot of people’s healing method from losing a loved one.”

Relay for Life really kicks off with the sur-vivor lap. Survivors — anyone who has had a diagnosis of cancer — are dressed in dis-tinctive purple shirts with “survivor” embla-zoned on the back. Accompanied by friends and loved ones, they walk around the track to

4,000 turn out for annual walkTeam Elisa was accompanied by a balloon-animal crafting clown at Coweta Relay for Life.

As Coweta County continues to be a hot spot for film production, more and more residents are flocking to theaters hoping to see themselves or someone they know on the silver screen.

Deland Cochran and his wife, Debbie, couldn’t wait for the new movie “42” about baseball legend Jackie Robinson to open for that very reason. But the Cochrans didn’t rush to the theater to see a friendly face on screen. They were there to admire the props, specifically the vintage baseball gloves, which Deland repaired and refurbished for use in the film.

“It was pretty neat,” Deland says. “We were watching the movie and I’d punch Debbie and say ‘that’s my catcher’s mitt’ or ‘that’s my first base mitt.’ It was a lot of fun.”

Deland never dreamed his longtime passion would result in high-profile Hollywood exposure. At least not when he was playing baseball as a stu-dent and young man.

In the 1980s Cochran was working in a sport-ing goods store. Occasionally, people would come in asking if he could fix a glove. According to Cochran, “We sold those re-lacing kits that have a thin piece of lacing and a useless tool. As I fixed more gloves, I began looking for better quality lac-ing and better tools to use.”

As the years passed and Cochran’s son Patrick

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W h i t e O a k G o l d e n K Kiwanis Club recently pre-s e nte d t wo s c h ol a r s h ip checks to students who attend the Newnan campus of the University of West Georgia.

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At the recent White Oak Golden K meeting are, from left, Holly Smith, UWG nursing student, Cathy Wright, director of the UWG Newnan Center, and Mary Hart, director of Development and Nursing at the UWG Newnan Center.

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We recently had our annu-al spring campout with the Mighty Men of Pack 47.

B i t t e r s we e t i n a w a y. Youngest SON of Thunder will be moving up to Troop 47 this fall. So the last official cam-pout with the younger titans.

There are rather large differ-ences between what is known as “car camping” and back-packing. That’s mainly in the stuff one totes. Backpacking, by its very name, suggests everything you bring is carried on your back. The old adage that ounces equals pounds and pounds equals pain holds true when it’s on your back.

Car camping means there are no weight limits. And for some reason, it takes twice as long to pack for an overnight car camping trip than it does for a three-day backpacking one. Go figure.

It’s all about weight; or not at all. The SONs’ backpacking tents weigh about two pounds. Our car camping tent, which can house a small vil lage, requires a forklift to move. The Little Black Dress calls it the condo. I’ve stayed in beach houses smaller than the condo.

There are two key advantag-es to car camping: a plethora of ice, as much as you want. And when nature calls, you don’t have to be one with nature, but can actually use something that flushes.

It is not until you can’t have something that you realize how much you need it. Or at least appreciate it. Ice is a won-der. So is sitting down when needed. Let’s celebrate the small stuff.

I think there need to be cer-tain rules. For example, if you are camping — regardless of the type of said camping — I think you should camp.

And so, after observing both kids and adults, a few final thoughts on car camping. You will probably figure out which are for the older generation.

1. You may not bring a gen-erator. End of discussion.

2. You may not go get into your car at 4 a.m. and run your heater because you are cold. Be prepared, as the Scouts say. Bring warm clothes. And since everyone else is trying to sleep, a nearby running car does not help.

3. If you have to lift off a 30-pound Dutch oven and a bag of groceries off the ice chest to get a drink, let me assure you that is not part of the “commu-nity chest.” Bring your own.

4. Bringing one of those guest-type air mattresses that require an electric pump, or a large foot pump at minimum, does not fall under the catego-ry of camping. Nor do designer sheets.

5. Bringing your microwave, BOSE surround sound stereo, hair dryer and other accoutre-ments is not camping. See No. 1 above.

6. You are more than wel-come to sit in my camp chair. If I am around, at least ask. When I come back and say I’d like to sit in my chair, don’t say “I had it first.”

7. You are also free to try out my hammock. But it’s also where I sleep so please ask first. And no, you may not “keep-bor-row” it. I want it back.

8. If you are coming to camp, please stay to camp. The only exception is an actual tornado. Said tornado must be within throwing distance. I say this because someone decided to take down their condo about 4 in the morning. This was fol-lowed by dragging all their ice coolers filled with ice, sloshing around. I thought it was a freak-ing tornado.

9. You are in the wilderness. That bear in camp will even-tually leave. The only worry about bears is to be sure there is at least one person slower than you.

10. When you are asked to bring your own plates, water bottles, utensils, etc. — do it. I am not the kitchen. Re-read that whole “Be Prepared” thing. Someone went to the trouble of making a list of who is doing what and what to bring. Read it.

Obey it. 11. You are more than wel-

come to borrow my phone to call your mother. Do not return in an hour and tell me my phone is dead.

12. Do not poke me in the eye with that stick you just sharpened.

13. Do not throw things in the fire that won’t burn easily. Do not throw things in the fire that will explode.

14. I will be more than happy to help you set up your tent. The emphasis is on “help.” You don’t get to walk away to eat a hotdog.

15. Say thank you when some-one cooks your dinner or yanks that tick off of you.

16. The White Monkey always goes camping with me. You are free to say hi to him. Please do not touch him — he bites. And no, you may not sleep with him because you forgot your own special blanket/stuffed animal/whatever. I get scared at night too. He keeps me safe.

17. Tell ghost stories at your own risk. Just don’t keep me up all night with all the lights on because you are now scared. That goes for the kids too.

18. You are outdoors. Enjoy it. Do not rush. Relax and have fun.

(John A. Winters is gener-al manager for The Newnan Time s-He rald . Fol low hi s adventures at justf lipthedog.com. Email him at [email protected])

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Everybody loves a vacation. There is nothing like a few days off to recharge the batteries, adjust the attitude and, most of all, escape the stress.

The problem is, vacations end and we drag ourselves away from fun-filled frolics to face another stretch of hard time filled with personal anxiety, job woes, insolent children, undis-ciplined pets and septic tank backups.

If you escape those per-ils, you’re still at risk from America’s three greatest public health threats, which, according to the CDC, are obesity, hand-guns and Republicans.

How many times have you wished you could go on vaca-tion and never come back? To leave the stress and strain of daily life behind forever. Well, according to a brand new Gallup poll, you can. And you don’t even have to leave home. At least if “home” is in the right state.

The Gallup organization just released its latest rankings of states whose residents are the “most stressed” and “least stressed” in the entire USA.

To no one’s surprise, Hawaii was named the most “stress free” state. Hawaii has taken top honors in low stress every year since the poll began in 2008. It’s easy to see why.

H ow c o u l d a n yo n e b e stressed in Hawaii? Gorgeous weather, beautiful beaches, erupting volcanoes, hula danc-es, luaus, pineapple planta-tions, surfing, hordes of tour-

ists. What’s not to love? Hawaii doesn’t even have mosquitoes.

It’s not perfect. A favorite food is fried Spam—which is even served at McDonald’s—but aside from occasional bouts of turmoil (see Pearl Harbor), life doesn’t get any mellower than it does in the Aloha state.

Paradise does, however, have its price. Hawaii also boasts the nation’s highest cost of living.

According to Gallup, the five most stress-free states are Hawaii, Louisiana, Mississippi, Iowa and Wyoming.

Hawai i i s a no-bra iner. Louisiana? Easy. Spend a week in Cajun country and you’ll wonder why anyone would live anywhere else. Louisiana is low-stress because natives—includ-ing me—learn at their mama’s knee that there’s no excuse for not having a good time. When I called New Orleans home, people actually threw hurri-cane parties when the weather turned treacherous.

I can also understand how Iowa can be a low-stress loca-tion. It’s a beautiful place full

of wonderful people, but there’s nothing in Iowa to get stressed about unless you’re Orville Redenbacher and the corn crop is failing.

W y o m i n g i s h o m e t o Yellowstone, Jackson Hole and downtown Casper. Nothing there to raise a blood pressure. The only recorded incident of civil unrest in Wyoming hap-pened when the price of f ly-fishing licenses went up.

Those four make sense. But Mississippi? I’ve lived next door or nearby half my life and have visited a couple of times in the past year. Great scenery, colorful history, the Delta is a delight, Oxford abounds with charm and the fried catfish at the Taylor Grocery is the best you ever slid between two lips.

T he ev idence —at lea s t according to Gallup— seems to indicate that those things alone are enough to chase that stress right out of your life. Ironically, Mississippi also ranks among the nation’s poorest states by population. Guess that proves that money can’t buy happiness.

Some Southerners still say “Thank God for Mississippi” when they need to convince themselves that things are always worse somewhere else. Namely, Mississippi.

The Magnolia state may not measure up to its neighbors in every category, but the lat-est evidence shows that when it comes to la id-back l i fe-styles, God has already blessed Mississippi beyond measure.

Chill, y’all

John Winters

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The Newnan Times-Herald won nine awards in the 2013 Better Newspaper Advertising Contest, announced at the Georgia Press Association’s recent annual Advertising Conference.

The awards were in the division C for smaller daily newspapers in Georgia.

“I am very proud of the hard work and dedica-tion of the newspaper’s advertising consultants and graphic designers who produce award-win-

ning ads for our customers,” said Times-Herald Sales and Marketing Director Colleen D. Mitchell.

“I also appreciate the businesses that advertise with us,” she said.

“Without them we could not have the oppor-tunity to show our creativity in designing award-winning advertisements, classifieds and specialty publications that produce results.”Five first place awards went to the Times-Herald

in categories including:• Classified Section or Page• Home Furnishings and Appliances — For

Hollberg’s Fine Furniture.• Nontraditional — For the special advertising

supplement “50 Things to Do This Summer.”• Full Color — For Christmas at Ashley Park.• Small-Page Ad — H. J. Wings & Things.

Four second place awards to the Times-Herald included:• Health Care — For Palmetto Park Assisted

Living.• Miscellaneous — For Main Street Newnan.• Spot Color — For Frank’s Pasta & Grill.• Newspaper Promotion Out of Print — For

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The Newnan Times-Herald wins nine advertising awards

Funds set up to assist family with expenses

from deadly fire

Photo by Jeffrey LeoA makeshift memorial in front of the charred remains of the Midland Park Lane residence where a deadly house fire killed five people.

The 11th annual Lindsey Riggs Foundation golf tournament will be held May 10 at Orchard Hills on Georgia Highway 16 south of Newnan.

Registration will begin at 8 a.m., with a shotgun start at 9 a.m. The four-person scramble will be $65 per player, $260 per team, and includes green fees, cart, range balls, lunch and prizes.

There will be a chance to win a 2013 Buick for a hole -in-one.

All proceeds benefit the Lindsey Riggs Foundation and are tax deductible, organizers said.

The memorial fund foundation was created to benefit children with special needs and to assist students pursuing higher education. The purpose is to “promote Lindsey’s core values including a love for God, a passion for people, a joy of giving and a dedication to learning,” according to foundation members.

More information may be obtained at 770-253-0712 and www.thelindseyriggsfoundation.com.

Foundation to hold golf tournement

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Glove of the game

McCarthy started playing ball, Cochran repaired gloves for his son and teammates at Newnan High and later at Georgia Southwestern, where Patrick played college ball.

Cochran’s reputation spread and he began to get inquiries — and jobs — from total strangers.

He eventually opened a website and business picked up even more. Debbie did a “before and after” video showing how Deland could bring a glove back to life and posted it on YouTube, and the business soared. Soon, orders were coming in from across the nation.

Eventually, Cochran’s fame spread all the way to Hollywood.

Last year, totally out of the blue, Cochran got a call from a Hollywood prop manager saying he was working on a new movie about Jackie Robinson called “42.” He said the film would be using 1947-era gloves. The prop manager had found some gloves but they needed to be repaired and restored for the film. He asked if Cochran could do the work.

Cochran said “sure” and, for two months, never heard another word.

Then the man called back, the deal was made and Cochran found himself with a pile of old gloves needing lots of TLC and,

in some cases, replacement parts that aren’t available anymore.

“The guy said he had a bunch of gloves he needed to break in,” Cochran says. “They were really in bad shape. They were dry and stiff and had dry rot and were missing pieces or parts.”

Cochran didn’t throw up his hands. He got busy oiling and massaging and repairing those gloves back to the same condition they might have been in 1947, when the movie story takes place.

“They couldn’t look brand new,” Cochran says, “because players don’t use a glove in a game until it’s broken in.”

“But they had to look as good as they would have when they were being used,” he said.

Cochran f inished his work on sched-ule. The gloves were perfect, the movie is a hit and now Deland Cochran can add “Hollywood baseball movie glove expert” to his resume. But he probably won’t.

Cochran loves baseball, but says his work is not about becoming rich and famous.

“I do this because I love it,” he says. “I still enjoy helping people keep their

favorite glove on the field.”

Deland Cochran gets busy removing the laces from a baseball glove he will repair.

By John A. [email protected]

Friends and family of the vic-tims in a recent fatal fire that killed five people, including four children, are setting up accounts to help defray funer-al costs and support the sole survivor.

Alonna McCrary, 28, two of her children and two stepchil-dren perished in the fire that broke out about 1 a.m. The sole survivor, an 11-year-old daugh-ter, escaped through a window with the help of a passerby.

Besides the mother, those who died were Erial McCrary, 5; Messi’ah White, 3; Nikkiah W h ite , 2 ; a nd M a K i n z ie Florence, 1 . Eriel and Nikia were daughters of McCrary and the other two were stepdaugh-ters. Eleven-year-old Nautica “Molly” McCrary was taken to the hospital after the accident, but was back at the residence later Saturday.

T h e A l o n n a M c C r a r y Memorial Fund has been set up through Wells Fargo Bank,

according to lead teller Gloria Wilson.

“Donations may be dropped off at any Wells Fargo branch,” she said, adding the funds will be used to help the family expenses.

Another fund, to cover the funeral expenses for 1-year-old MaKinzie, was set up at United Bank, 61 Bullsboro Drive, Newnan, according to President Steve Stripling.

Molly McCrary said in an interview with The Newnan Times-Herald that she woke up and was unable to breath. She went to find her mother but she was not in her room. Molly said her mother was outside and came back in, but Molly never saw her again. Molly escaped through a window.

The state fire marshal deter-mined the f ire started in a breaker box and was electrical in nature, authorities said. The house was fully involved by the time firefighters arrived.

The children were staying for a sleepover, according to relatives.


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