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M y wife and I were recently having a pleasant dinner with our friends, the Longo’s, from San Juan. While discussing my recent 400-

mile trip (in one day) on a motorcycle, the subject came up about motorcycle licensing in the state of Georgia. “I’ve been riding for over 50 years”, said I, “and I still have a learners permit”. “Fifty years!” exclaimed Dr. Longo. “You must be quite a slow learner!!”

I suppose that, from time to time, we all seem to procrasti-nate on certain things in our lives, however, some of us have developed this unproductive habit into an “Art Form”. And I

am quite a skilled artist. I am trying to change though. I’ve heard that you can change bad habits into good ones through daily discipline. So I’ve learned to complete my tasks at the same time each and every day – the last minute. And if it wasn’t for that last minute, I might not get anything done.

Seriously though, there can be some good things about waiting a while to get started. Those who get the job done fi rst thing may become too tired to enjoy the unimportant, but fun, things. A “Disciplined Slackerd” will always get the job done, even if at the eleventh hour. And it helped me get a few passing grades in school. I usually waited till the night before (or the next morning) to turn in a report. The teachers were so fl ab-bergasted to receive it on time, they gave me extra credit and upped me to, perhaps, a “C”. …. Sometimes. It took me 10 years to win my division in vintage sports car rac-ing. Just think if I had won immediately, there would have been little else to look forward too. And those folks who start too early, sometimes get discouraged, leaving us procrastinators to seize their opportunity as well as ours.

Actually, and with all kidding aside, this is a serious issue with many of us. There can be lost opportunities as well as unfortunate consequences for those who put things off until later. And sometimes later is just not good enough. I have accomplished more than some, yet less than others, but I could have done far more with a disciplined approach to taking action at the appropriate time. I recently ran across some relevant quotes about procrastina-tion which I have included in our “Encouraging Words” section. Perhaps they will get us thinking how we can develop a new mind-set, a different approach to winning this war, or at least winning one battle at a time. I believe there will be some positive rewards awaiting

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I recently had the opportunity to visit “The Dog House” just off Bulls-boro Dr. in Newnan. It’s a full-service grooming and boarding facility owned by Newnan’s Grace Woodford. I felt quite impressed with the cleanliness and comfort of the animals, as well as the professional at-

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Boarding and grooming is not just a business for Grace, but something she loves doing. “I learned from a person who once groomed for Walt Disney. I did chores around her farm, doing labor for education,” said Grace. “I watched and learned with no pay. And it was almost six months before she let me do my first groom-

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“I’m a perfectionist and very picky about how I run this business,” Grace told me. “We have a different attitude – our employees work as a team, and are passionate about the care and well-being of our customer’s dogs.” That at-titude was evident as I was shown through the facility and talked with the employees.

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Encouraging Words

ProcrastinationProcrastination is the problem of putting things

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Long-Term Care (LTC) is a source of confusion or outright denial for most Americans. In a recent study about LTC, 75% of Americans have never had a conversation about LTC with their loved ones and 70% would not know what to do if a family mem-ber was to require immediate LTC. Just 38% of people think they will need LTC one day, however the real number is closer to 50% of people who will need some form of LTC, either at home, daycare or a Skilled Care Center.

Women are especially vulnerable as they are most likely to serve as a primary caregiver while they are still young and before needing care of their own in later years. Being a caregiver may impact their health as well. It’s imperative for women to redefi ne bal-ance in their lives and have a clear plan in place for their LTC. Despite longer life spans, women don’t plan for LTC for themselves.

You need to plan for coverage. LTC costs continue to rise. Home care currently averages $17 an hour, assisted living care $4,000 per month, and skilled nursing home care $5,627 per month. Most people think that their healthcare insurance will pay for skilled care, but this is only true as long as their in-surance company believes their condition is improv-ing. What if your condition doesn’t improve and you need LTC at home, in an assisted living community or in a skilled nursing facility? Even if you are cov-ered by Medicare, it will only pay 100% of the costs of such care for 20 days following a 3-day hospi-tal stay. It may partially cover days 21-100 of such care, but even so, you will be responsible for a daily co-pay of $152 (in 2014). If you still need care be-yond day 100, you will be required to privately pay the entire cost or depend on Medicaid. And, since

you must have less than $2,000 in available assets in order to qualify for Medicaid, the reality is that you must fi rst deplete your assets before Medicaid is available.

So, is there another option to cover LTC costs with-out depleting your assets and/or relying on Medic-aid? The answer could be to purchase a Life Insur-ance Policy with a LTC Rider which will guarantee a fi xed premium AND could pay up to $9,600 per month directly to you without the need for receipts like regular LTC and whose premiums can increase each year. It is important to note that a Life Insur-ance Policy with a LTC Rider insures someone will receive a benefi t unlike a regular LTC policy, where if you don’t use it, you lose it!

Regular Long-Term Care Insurance may go the way of the dinosaur. In recent years, Unum Group dropped out of the group LTC business, and Pruden-tial Financial Inc., said that it would cease offering individual LTC insurance, though it will continue to provide coverage through employer-based groups. Other notable exits include Guardian Life Insurance Company of America, MetLife Inc., and Allianz Life Insurance Company of North America. Meanwhile, even the largest providers of coverage have had to raise their rates.

It is important for you to look for a company that guarantees its premium and is committed to the long term care marketplace. A Life Insurance Policy with a LTC Rider is a great option! Thank you for your time and I hope you will think about planning now for long term care which will put you in control later. LTC costs may be the largest expense you have in retirement.

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Is your high school or college student looking for a summer job?

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Students should get busy searching for summer jobs now. Some of the traditional summer jobs have already been filled, but there are still some openings out there. It’s important not to procrastinate, Hall said.

“Probably the best way to find a job, whether it’s a summer job or a full-time job, is to be constantly networking,” Hall said. “Talk to people you know. In the case of students, they should also have their parents talk to people they know to find out if they know of any jobs that are open. Talk to the people who run the businesses where you shop and see if they’re going to have any jobs available for the summer. Just continuously let people know that you are looking for work and ask them if they hear something to please let you know.”

Typical summer jobs include those at restaurants, parks and recreation depart-ments, amusement parks and duties associated with the summer season, he said.

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u In Coweta County, visit the Georgia Department of Labor’s Newnan Career Cen-ter at 30 Bledsoe Road in Newnan to find positions that employers have posted.

u Visit www.employgeorgia.com to search for job openings, which are listed geo-graphically.

u Check the classified ads in local newspapers and The Coweta Shopper.

u Students in Coweta and Meriwether counties can learn about job opportuni-ties available through the Workforce Investment Act’s Summer Youth Employment Program by calling Paxen Learning Corporation at (770) 229-3558. These jobs are usually reserved for youth from low-income families. They’re typically jobs at various public entities, such as government-owned parks and recreation areas, or county and state government agencies.

u When submitting an application in person or attending an interview, dress and groom neatly and appropriately. Wear attire that matches the type of job you’re seeking. Don’t wear shorts and a T-shirt.

“The first impression that a job seeker makes on an employer will normally deter-mine if the person will get the job,” Hall said.

u When completing job applications, bring your resume, if you have one, to help fill out the application quickly and ac-curately. If you don’t have a work history, write down some of your strengths that an employer could find valuable, such as be-ing good at math and other useful skills.

u During the interview, be prepared to tell an employer why you are the best candidate for the job and explain your strengths. Tell the employer you under-stand the importance of 1) arriving at work on time and being ready to work for the entire shift, 2) dressing appropriately and 3) having transportation to and from work. Before the interview, find out what days and times you’re available to work based on your transportation. Give the employer

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u Bring the names and contact information for job references and personal refer-ences with you, so you can provide this information, if the employer asks. Always tell your references ahead of time if an employer may potentially contact them.

u If the job seeker is under 17 years old, he or she must have a work permit. Students can get a work permit form from their school. Their parent and employer must fill out designated sections. Then, the employer will send the form to the Geor-gia Department of Labor so the work permit can be issued.

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HOUSES SHOWPLACE HOME – 5 BRs, 3.5 Baths, private back-yard and beautiful landscape, open floor plan, hardwood floors, full finished basement, priced to sell. $279,900. 215 Lakemont Drive, Fayetteville. Machelle Payton-Holl, Virtual Properties Realty, 770-856-9846. 5-14. 5.21

3BR/2BATHS WITH OF-FICE and sun room, sits on crawl space, on 5± acres. 3 car garage attached, steel structure w/private drive. Great for R.V. or a Big Rig. Kim 770-560-6008 MLS#07206192 Lindsey’s Inc. 770-253-6990 #239

FOR RENT SENOIA 3 bedroom, 2 bath, bonus room, 2 car garage $1095 www.aaahomerentals.com 678-364-9609 5.14*

LAND/LOTS 86 PRISTINE ACRES, 2 horse barns, 24 stalls, party house with gourmet kitchen, 50’x150’ shop with 51x50 workshop, 14 paddocks, 5 run in sheds, sprin-klered dressage arena, additional land available. $990,000. Frank Barron, Lindsey’s Inc. Realtors, 770-253-6990. MERIWETHER CO. 214 mostly open acres on Hwy 54. 2 barns, gorgeous building sites, 2 lakes, fenced pasture, $5,000 per acre. Frank/Jess Barron, Lindsey’s Inc., 770-253-6990. CARROLL CO., 144 wooded acres, 1/2 mile frontage on Chattahoochee, 10 acre planted dove field & food plots, 30 yr old planted pines, 3 acre duck pond. $4950/acre. Frank Barron, owner/agent 770-231-9535.

MERIWETHER CO. – 153 heavily wooded acres, 25 yr. old pines, 6 planted food plots, new 5.5 Ac. stocked pond, good road system throughout. For Sale Only! $3500/Ac. Frank Barron, Owner/Broker 770-231-9535.

LAND/LOTS 75.717 WOODED ACRES near Hogansville, Stream & pond site. Several food plots & long frontage on 2 roads. $3350 per acre. Frank Barron, Lind-sey’s Inc. Realtors, 14 Jackson St., Newnan 770-231-9535.

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CHOICE COMMERCIAL 3.9 ACRE LOT on Southpark Drive in Peachtree City. Adjoins Planterra Ridge Golf Course. See at $479,900. Frank Bar-ron, Lindsey’s Inc. Realtors, 14 Jackson St., Newnan, GA 770-231-9535

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PCB, FL. EDGEWATER RE-SORT 2 & 3 BR Condos, Ocean Front or Golf Villas. Free beach set ups daily Call 205-410-1490www.EdgewaterRentals.com

SERVICES DON’T SELL TO SCRAP-PERS! I buy good, clean cars with problems. If you have a car or truck that is a solid 7 out of 10 cosmetically inside and out, get Cash today! 770-500-5354 5.28

BATHTUB RESURFACING Repair and/or refinish bath-tubs, showers, porcelain, fiber-glass, cultured marble vanities, kitchen countertops, cut down bathtub to convert to a shower, install grab bars. Call for free estimate. 678-326-7711 5.14

ROSSI BOBCAT SERVICE Light clearing, grading for washed out driveways - sod - outbuilding pads & more. Move downed trees to burn pile. $75 per hour with 4 hour minimum. Call Mike 678-378-8196 6.25*

HANDYMAN SERVICES. Large or small jobs done, no need to worry. Paint, Plumbing, Electrical, Doors, Windows, Roofing, Flooring, Drywall, Ceramic Tile, etc. Credit cards accepted. Michael Thomas 678-409-8600 Quality work for a reasonable price. * ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION ceiling fans, 220 volt outlets, security lighting, additions, re-modeling, new homes, commer-cial work. Licensed and insured. 770-502-7774, 404-271-3937 ‘ BOSS TREE SERVICE Free estimates. Expert tree removal. Stump grinding. Professional Tree Climbing. Pruning. Trim-ming. Chipper Service. Com-plete Clean Up. 770-251-8000.

SERVICES CRUD BUSTERS PRES-SURE WASHING It’s time to wash this crazy weather away and get the mildew off your house, driveway, sidewalk, etc. (Who you gonna call? Crud Busters). Over 30 years in Coweta County. 770-550-7777. Always your best bet to hire a vet. David West. 6.4

PRESERVE YOUR MEMO-RIES! I scan photographs, neg-atives, important documents. Photo retouching service too! 25 years graphics experience. Free estimates: 678-378-8483 www.snapshotgraphics.com 5.28

OLD VETERAN & SON HANDYMAN SERVICE Full Service Lawn Care includes mow, weed eat, edge, trim hedges, blow, starting at $50. No contract. Also gutter clean-ing, small tree removal, trash re-moval. Pressure washing start-ing at $125. Concrete repair. We will beat any written estimate. 35+ years experience. Rates as low as $30. Inside city limits. Call for your free estimate. 678-340-0820, 770-502-7607 5.14

H O M E E X T E R I O R S additions, siding, gutters, overhang, roofing, pressure washing, flat concrete work - driveways, patios, etc. 678-416-2870 James Shelnutt ‘ TOWNSHIP COINS recom-mends more than one appraisal when buying or selling coins/gold/silver. Free in store ap-praisals. 3500 Hwy 34 East, Sharpsburg 770-254-2727. TOP NOTCH CLEANING Service LLC, “Specializing in Commercial Services” Home Maid Cleaning, Move In & Move Out Service. Remodel-ing Clean Up. Turn Key Rent-al, Apartment or Commercial Cleaning. Buff & Wax Service. Licensed & Bonded. Credit cards accepted. 770-683-1508 office, 678-409-8600 cell # ‘ HAPPY DAY LAWN CARE Complete Lawn Maintenance. Grass Cutting, Weed Eating, Mulching, Landscaping. BBQ Wood - Hickory, Pecan, Cherry. Firewood $100 pick up or $120 delivered, stacked. Delivery available. 770-251-0512, 404-247-3580 MOVING HELP loading, packing, driving. Across town or across the country. 8 years expe-rience. Charles 770-328-4002 ‘

HELP WANTED WAITRESSES & KITCHEN HELP at Big Daddy’s BBQ & More. Apply in person at 87 Temple Avenue. * LANDSCAPE MAINTE-NANCE FOREMAN – is needed. Must have 5 years experience working in or for a commercial landscape company and a valid driver’s license. Call: 770-583-3797. 5.28

HELP WANTED SERVICE TECH high volume tire store seeking full time general service tech. Duties include tire installation, oil change and light service. Apply in person. 26 Spence Ave., Newnan ‘ TAKING APPLICATIONS Monday-Friday 8:00-3:00. Experienced Textile Cutter - Supervisor. Requirements: 1) exceptional communication skills, good organization and time management skills. 2) good mathematical sills, read tape measure, drawings and diagrams. 3) good attendance is a must. 4) needs to have Georgia driver’s license. Speak and read English. 5) must be able to life 50 lbs. or more. 6) drive forklift. 7) use electric knife and drills. Hours: Monday-Friday 8:00-4:30. Benefits available. Start pay $10.00 per hour. After 45 days training $10.50. Southern Converters / Tingue Brown, 309 Dividend Drive, Peachtree City, GA 30269. Phone 770-486-7608, ask for Dori Mounsey or Leisa Smith 5.28

WESTAFF Now Hiring: For large automotive manu-facturing company in LaGrange, GA. Requirements are: Manu-facturing and Assembly experience, drug free, clean background, HS diploma, GED or transcript. When you fill out the online application, make sure you put in the zip code 30263 for GA Westaff Newnan. Apply www.westaff.com or phone 770-502-9930 5.21

WAITRESSES & KITCHEN HELP at Big Daddy’s BBQ & More. Apply in person at 87 Temple Avenue. * N O W H I R I N G I n f a n t Teacher, Preschool Teacher and Asst. Director. MUST have experience. Call Mrs Tanya 770.253.6709 5.14

VETERINARY TECHNI-CIAN with experience in a veterinary clinic or veterinary hospital to work at local non-profit volume spay/neuter clin-ic. Schedule is typically four 8-10 hour days (off on Fridays) with occasional brief Saturday assignments. Work directly with the Vet. Highly motivated, enthusiastic self-starter with a professional attitude. Surgical experience highly desirable. Email resume to [email protected] or fax to 770-304-7912. EEO/M/F. DUMP TRUCK DRIVERS NEEDED. Must have 2 years recent experience. Must be DOT compliant. We utilize E-Verify. Fax work history & Contact in-formation to 770-996-8502 ‘

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HELP WANTED NEWNAN PEACHTREE CHRYSLER DODGE JEEP RAM is now hiring. We are looking for honest, friendly folks with a strong work ethic. We have a brand new state-of-the-art facility, and are looking to fill a very limited number of positions. Benefits offered are medical, dental, disability, 401k and bonuses. Positions are available: Sales, Internet, Technicians, and Service Advisors Call Shane at 678-854-6700 *

VOLUNTEERS GENTIVA HOSPICE Seeking Volunteers. Looking for a way to develop and grow personally or to help improve the lives of others in our community? Our volunteers are a part of a team that believes that every moment matters, believes in compas-sionate care and most of all, believes in dignity and respect for each patient we serve. For more information please con-tact Lynn Yeager, Manager of Volunteer Services, Gentiva Hospice, 770-502-1104.’

DO YOU FIND IT EASY TO CARE FOR OTHERS? Do you enjoy listening to sto-ries? Volunteering with hospice might be for you. Our volun-teers provide companionship for patients and short-term re-spite for caregivers. Days and times are flexible and compre-hensive training is provided. Contact Debbie Fambro, 404-832-4232 or [email protected].

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MINIATURE HORSES FOR SALE 4 males: Gray and White, Sorrel Appaloosa with spotted blanket, Sorrel and White Paint, Sorrel. All for $500 or $175 each. Claudia Green. 678-877-0634 5.21

PETS NEWNAN COWETA HU-MANE SOCIETY. check out www.nchsrescue.org for list of animals at local animal control facility and foster care animals. Call 770-253-4694

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LOST PETS LOST DOG/REWARD “Prince” missing from the Lora Smith Rd. (Chesterfi eld Subdi-vision) area, near Sharpsburg, GA. Small, mixed breed dog, (possible Terrier-Schnauzer mix). Black/tan, wearing a black/red nylon collar. Email: [email protected] or Phone: 770-362-7349 6.4

DOG – MALE BICHON FRISE, short curly white hair with dark eyes, 10 pounds, mi-crochipped. Last seen off of Shenandoah near White Oak Golf Club. Sebastian is missed and loved by his family more than anything. Please contact us with any information you may have as soon as possible. We are heartbroken and want our puppy home. Call 770-853-2434. 5.28

LOST CAT long haired dark calico cat, white tipped tale, named Florida, lost at Mile Marker 44, I-85. Please call Alicia 864-906-2129 with any info. 5.14

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Symbiosis is the living together of unlike plants to the mu-tual advantage of the partnership - otherwise known as com-panion planting. This is not a new practice, but quite an old one. Over a long period of time, gardeners have learned that different kinds of plants, growing close together, have certain effects on each other - benefi cial or detrimental.

Some examples of companion planting are tall and bush or vining plants grown together, with legumes used to add nitrogen, such as corn with climbing beans and pumpkin or squash. The herb borage can be planted with tomatoes to at-tract bees for good pollination. Aromatic herbs such as rose-mary, mint, sage or thyme, etc. may deter cabbage worms and other insects. Basil is said to repel fl ies and mosquitoes. Catnip may protect against fl ea beetles. Horseradish deters potato beetles and garlic prevents Japanese beetles. Chives help to deter insects. The planting of onions helps discourage ants. Radishes repel insects.

Some fl owering plants are very useful in the garden. Sunfl owers attract bees and birds. Marigolds repel and kill nematodes. Pot marigolds and petunias and nastur-tiums repel insects in the garden.

Organic gardeners are always experimenting with ways to combat pests and insects without the use of chemical sprays and poi-sons.

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4-H Night Is Friday, May 16A portion of the proceeds benefi t a covered livestock arena

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May 16 & May 17Coweta County Fairgrounds

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Tour Unique Gardens of North Coweta on May 31

Come for the beauty, take home inspiration and knowledge

A spring garden tour of four of Coweta County’s most unusual gardens, including plantation gardens that have been reclaimed and restored by their current owners, will take place from 9 a.m.-3 p.m., Saturday, May 31.

The tour is hosted by the Coweta County Master Gar-dener Extension Volunteers, who will be available to an-swer plant questions at each garden. Local artists will also be capturing the beauty of the gardens on site.

Proceeds from this event will be used to fund Coweta County Extension educational programs such as 4-H and youth gardening programs, and college scholarships.

Tickets are $15 in advance and $20 on the day of the tour and are available at the Coweta County Extension office, 255 Pine Rd., Newnan. Tickets also may be purchased in advance at Corner Arts, Piedmont Newnan Fitness Center and Southern Roots Nursery, all in Newnan; Bedazzled Flower Shop, Sharpsburg; Casablanca Cafe, Palmetto; Se-noia Garden Center, Senoia; and Wild Birds Unlimited, Peachtree City.

For more information, please contact the Coweta County Extension (255 Pine Road, Newnan 30263) at [email protected] or 770-254-2620.

About Coweta County Master Gardener Extension Vol-unteers (MGEVs)

The Master Gardener program in Georgia is a volunteer training program for home gardeners who then assist Uni-versity of Georgia Extension staff in providing researched-based gardening education to the public in five areas: envi-ronmental stewardship, home food production, gardening with youth, the value of landscapes and the health benefits of gardening. MGEVs benefit from the training and the op-portunity to serve their communities. For more informa-tion, contact UGA Extension-Coweta County, 770-254-2620 or visit www.ugaextension.com/coweta, or your local UGA Extension office.

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Ami Patel, a 5th grade teacher at Ruth Hill Elementary School, was named Coweta County’s 2014 Teacher of the Year, at the annual Coweta County Teacher of the Year ceremony on May 1. Patel was chosen for the honor from among Coweta’s 31 Teachers of the Year, and from among three finalists, including Northgate High School Economics Teacher Amanda Connell and Winston Dowdell Academy Special Education Teacher Wendy Arnold. Arnold – a an 18-year educator – and Connell – a graduate of Northgate High School and a teacher for five years – had the distinction of being the first mother and daughter to have ever been selected as finalists for Coweta County Teacher of the Year. Patel, Arnold and Connell were honored along with all 31 Coweta County school Teachers of the Year at a Coweta County Board of Education program on Thursday, held at the Centre for Performing and Visual Arts. The 2014 honorees and their principals were welcomed by School Board Chairman Winston Dowdell and Vice-Chairman Har-ry Mullins, board members and Superin-tendent Steve Barker, 2013 Coweta County Teacher of the Year Dr. Lyn Schenbeck and Newnan Pilot Club President Kate Caswell. Pilot Club members provided a reception for the Teachers of the Year, principals and fam-ily members before Thursday’s program. Patel is a 2003 graduate of the Univer-sity of Georgia (where she earned a B.S. in Psychology) and a 2007 graduate of Mercer University (where she earned a master’s de-gree in Early Childhood education). She is currently working towards her Doctorate in School Improvement at the University

of West Georgia. Patel has taught in Coweta County for seven years. She taught at Welch Elementary School from 2007 through 2013, and was named the Teacher of the Year for Welch in 2012. She began teaching at Ruth Hill during this school year, and was selected by her peers to represent Ruth Hill as that schools Teacher of the Year in February. As Coweta County’s 2014 Teacher of the Year, Patel will also serve as Coweta’s nominee for Georgia Teacher of the Year. Patel called her father as a personal hero, describing how he came to America alone over 25 years before, made his way in a strange place, and worked to bring his fam-ily to his new country make a life for them as well. She recalled how he brought her and her

family to America with few resources, and how her father worked “to provide his fam-ily with opportunities for success… He, his wife and his children prospered through the American educational system.” Patel said she brings those experiences and commitments to her classroom and students, and views teachers similarly as heroes to their students. “We make it possible for our students to create a life for themselves they never imag-ined,” said Patel. “A child may be born poor in this country, but they do not have to be de-fined by their circumstances.” Patel was introduced by Ruth Hill Prin-cipal Aaron Corley, who described Patel as an extraordinary teacher for her “ability to

see students not just for who they are, but for who they can become.” He said that he would “proud to have (Mrs. Patel) as my own child’s teacher.” The 2014 Teachers of the Year from each school honored were: From elementary schools: Lauren Scheu, 3rd Grade (Arbor Springs); Carrie Dumm, 5th Grade (Arnco-Sargent); Rebecca Lewis, 2nd Grade (Atkinson); Ashley Wilkes, 5th Grade (Brooks); Pam Barfield, 4th Grade (Canongate); Jenny Walker, Kindergarten (Eastside); Shelene Long, 4th Grade (Elm Street); Ellen Thomas, 4th Grade (Glanton); Heather Reaves, 5th Grade (Jefferson Park-way); Pam Smith, EIP Teacher (Moreland); Joyce McCain, Kindergarten (Newnan Crossing); Beth Willems, 3rd Grade (North-side); Dwight McDaniel, 5th Grade (Poplar Road); Ami Patel, 5th Grade (Ruth Hill); JoAnne Underwood, Kindergarten (Thom-as Crossroads); Sarah Leach, 1st Grade (Welch); Samiha Alexander, 5th Grade (Western); Kim Taylor, 2nd Grade (White Oak); Susan Kennedy, Special Education Teacher (Willis Road). From middle schools: Rebecca Ryals, 6th Grade Social Studies (Arnall); Craig Owens, 6th-8th Grade (East Coweta); Amy Addi-son, 8th Grade Language Arts and Literature (Evans); Misty Wilson, 7th Grade Literature and Language Arts (Lee); Michelle Clarke, 8th Grade Math (Madras); Matt Nash, 7th Grade Special Education (Smokey Road); Jennifer Bailey, 6th -8th Grade Math (Mag-gie Brown). From high schools: Jim Cromwell, Eco-nomics (the Central Educational Center); Chris Sewell, AP Biology (East Coweta); Jo Ellen Gordon, Math Teacher (Newnan); Amanda Connell, Economics (Northgate); Wendy Arnold, Special Education (Winston Dowdell).

Ami Patel, of Ruth Hill Elementary School, is announced as the 2014 Coweta County Teacher of the Year by Coweta school board member Harry Mullins. (Coweta County Schools Photo)

Ami Patel named 2014 CowetaTeacher of the YearTEACHES AT RUTH HILL ELEMENTARY

NOTICEGRANTVILLE’S 9th PRECINCT

The polling place for the 9th Precinct, Grantville, will be moved from the Glanton Municipal Building to the

GRANTVILLE LIBRARY 100 PARK DRIVE, GRANTVILLE, GA 30220.

EBENEZER CHURCH ROAD27th PRECINCT

The polling place for the 27th Precinct, Ebenezer Church Rd, will be moved from Fire Station No. 12 on Ebenezer Church Rd to

COWETA CENTRAL LIBRARY85 LITERARY LANE, NEWNAN, GA 30265.

These changes will be effective for the May 20, 2014 gen-eral primary election. If you have any questions regarding this change, please call the Superintendent of Elections, Jane Scog-gins, 678-854-0015. The Board of Elections is located Base-ment Level in the Coweta County Administration Building 22 East Broad Street, Newnan, GA 30263.


Monday, May 19, 2014Newnan Country Club

Newnan, Georgia

Fifth AnnualCoweta Fellowship

of Christian Athletes

Mail form & checks to:Coweta FCA

c/o Rob Brass4 Crepe Myrtle DriveNewnan, GA 30263

[email protected]

PLATINUM SPONSORSHIP — $3,500 Recognition during lunch/awards 2 Foursomes in the Golf Tournament 1 Mulligan per Player Breakfast & Lunch Practice Range Access 8 FCA Shirts Event Signage Hole Signage Souvenir Flag

GOLD SPONSORSHIP — $2,000 Recognition during lunch/awards 1 Foursome in the Golf Tournament 1 Mulligan per Player Breakfast & Lunch Practice Range Access 4 FCA Shirts Event Signage Hole Signage Souvenir FlagSILVER SPONSORSHIP —

$1,250 1 Foursome in the Golf Tournament 1 Mulligan per Player Breakfast & Lunch Practice Range Access 4 FCA shirts Hole Signage Souvenir Flag

HOLE-IN-ONE SPONSORSHIP — $500 Tee box signage Customized flag on the pin Keep the flag after the tournament Sponsor recognition

$5,000 “DRIVE FOR SHOW, PUTT FOR DOUGH” — $500 Long drive winner will perform 60 ft. putt for chance at $5,000 Hole signage Recognition at start and lunch

TEE BOX SPONSORSHIP — $150 Tee box signage

FLAG SPONSORSHIP — $300 Customized flag on the pin Keep the flag after the tournament Additional signage at the green

PRESENTING SPONSOR

“We have a spotless reputation.”

5th Annual Coweta Fellowship of Christian Athletes Tournament at Newnan Country Club, 1356 Hwy 29 North.

Registration at 8:30 a.m. Shotgun start at 10 a.m. Breakfast served prior to start.

Awards luncheon follows tournament. More info [email protected]

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May 15 …

“� e Foreigner” Returns to Newnan Th e-atre Company through Sunday. May 15, 8:00 pm, $7.00 for all. May 16, 17, 8:00 pm, $8 for children, $12 for students and seniors, $14 for adults. May 18, 3:00 pm $8 for children, $12 for students and seniors, $14 for adultsNewnan Th eatre Company, 24 1st Ave., Newnan, GA 770-683-6282, www.newnantheatre.org

Mark The Date! � e Nerd Last weekend at Southside Commu-nity Th eatre, 20 West Campbellton St. (GA Hwy. 92) in Fairburn. � e Nerd is a side-split-ting comedy classic writt en by Larry Shue and directed by Chris Shellnutt . Th e hilarious play runs thru May 18. Th e shows on Th ursday, Fri-day and Saturday begin at 8:00 PM and Sunday matinees at 2:30 PM. Visiting stgplays.com, call the box offi ce at 770-969-0956 or email the box offi ce at boxo� [email protected] for tickets and info.

Mark The Date! May 16 & 17 …

RODEO 24th Annual Coweta County Cat-tleman’s Association Championship Rodeo at Coweta County Fairgrounds on Pine Road. Gate opens @ 6 p.m. Rodeo event begins @ 8 p.m. Credit cards & debit cards will be accept-ed. www.cowetaca� lemens.com for info

Mark The Date!

May 17 …

Pickin’ on the Square 11am - until ? Join MainStreet Newnan for Pickin’ on the Square! All musicians are invited to come down to Newnan’s Historic Courthouse Square and play. All music genres and skill levels are wel-come. Acoustic only. Call 770-253-8283 or mainstreetnewnan.com for info.

Mark The Date! Masterworks Concert Masterworks Cho-rale is stepping into the cabaret … in down-town Newnan. Masterworks will perform pop-ular 20th century music, including a medley from “West Side Story,” pieces from “Anything Goes,” and more – much more. 7:00 pm, Parish Hall of First United Methodist Church. Admis-sion is just $10. 33 Greenville St., Newnan.

Mark The Date!

May 19 …

FCA Golf Classic 5th Annual Coweta Fel-lowship of Christian Athletes Tournament at Newnan Country Club, 1356 Hwy 29 North. Registration at 8:30 a.m. Shotgun start at 10 a.m. Breakfast served prior to start. Awards luncheon follows tournament. [email protected]

Mark The Date!

May 24 …

Charity Bass Tournament Newnan’s St. George Catholic Church annual fundraiser for Haiti relief. Director: Mark Biagiott i Sat-urday, May 24, at West Point Lake. $7,000 in cash prizes *based on 100 boat fi eld. To regis-ter or for more info contact Roland Roger Jr., [email protected], 770-251-1553 or 770-328-0498

Mark The Date! Cruise-In & Bike Night at Great South Harley-Davidson, 4 to 7 p.m., rain or shine. Door prizes, music, 50/50, cruiser-of-the-month awards. Free to all. All vehicles welcome. 4th Saturdays, May 24, June 28, July 26, August 23, September 27, October 25. 185 East Hwy. 16, Newnan, off Exit 41, I-85. Contact Mary 706-668-7731, [email protected] for info.

Mark The Date! May 29 …

Notice of Called Meeting Th e Coweta County Board of Commissioners will hold a Called Meeting on Th ursday, May 29, 2014 at 3:00 p.m. to conduct a Work Session and for other purposes. Th e meeting will be held in the Commission Meeting Room at 37 Perry Street in Newnan. For more info call ADA Coordina-tor Tom Corker at 770.254.2608.


Skin Cancer Screening … Piedmont Newnan Hospital will off er a free skin cancer screening on Friday, May 30 from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. in Conference Room 2 at Piedmont Newnan Hospital. To register, please call 877-527-3712. When coming to the screening event, please park in the Staff Parking lot and follow the signs to Conference Room 2.


Unique Gardens Tour Coweta County Master Gardener Extension Volunteers host a spring garden tour of four of Coweta County’s most unusual gardens, including plantation gardens that have been reclaimed and restored by their current owners, will take place from 9 a.m.-3 p.m., Saturday, May 31. Tickets are $15 in advance and $20 on the day of the tour and are available at the Coweta County Extension offi ce, 255 Pine Rd., Newnan. Tickets also may be purchased in advance at Corner Arts, Piedmont Newnan Fitness Center and South-ern Roots Nursery, all in Newnan; Bedazzled Flower Shop, Sharpsburg; Casablanca Cafe, Palmett o; Senoia Garden Center, Senoia; and Wild Birds Unlimited, Peachtree City. For more information, please contact the Coweta Coun-ty Extension (255 Pine Road, Newnan 30263) at [email protected] or 770-254-2620.

May 31 …

Fish Fry ~ Mount Gilead United Methodist Church will be hosting a Fish Fry at the church on Saturday, May 31 from 11AM-2PM. Th ey will be serving catfi sh, along with other fi sh and other fi xings for the Fish Fry. Mount Gilead UMC is located at 2651 Highway 16 East in Sharpsburg, next to Blossman Gas Company. Please call 770-254-8876 if you need direc-tions or want to place a to go order.

Mark The Date!

June 6 …

� e First Friday 5pm- until Downtown Newnan is alive aft er 5 on the First Friday of every month! During the First Friday, down-town guest will enjoy shopping aft er normal business hours, community entertainment and dining specials at our downtown restaurants. Visit www.mainstreetnewnan.com for info.

Mark The Date! June 7 …

Market Day 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.- Join Main-Street Newnan the fi rst Saturday of each month for Market Days! Th e best home grown, home made or hand made products this side of At-lanta with over 60+ vendors! Stroll the streets of Downtown and discover the unique prod-

ucts. Pickin’ on the Square, Saturday June 7 and 21, 11am - until Join us for Pickin’ on the Square! All musicians are invited to come down to Newnan’s Historic Courthouse Square and play. All music genres and skill levels are wel-come. Acoustic only. Call Main Street Newnan at 770-253-8283 for more information.

Mark The Date!

June 12 …

AARP Drivers Safety Class will be held on June 12th at the Goodwill East Career Center located at Th omas Crossroads from 10:00AM to 4:30PM. Th e class will refresh your driving skills and the new rules of the road. Class completion could also save you $$$ on your car insurance. Class cost is $15 for AARP mbrs. and $20 for non mbrs. To register call 678 423 3562 x 102. All att endees please bring your drivers license, AARP card if mbr. and a brown bag lunch.

Mark The Date! June 13 …

Trip Down Memory Lane Car Show1 to 4 p.m. at Savannah Court, 27 Belk Road, Newnan. All vehicles welcome. Free to all. Free refreshments. Awards chosen by the Seniors and Employees. For more info Mary 706-668-7731, email [email protected]


P ro s p e r i t y s F ron tD oo r. c om

Give us a call, we’ll be glad to assist you in joining the ChamberEmail: [email protected] 770.253.2270

www.NewnanCowetaChamber.org

Kudos to Members Celebrating 1st Quarter Ribbon CuttingsThe Newnan-Coweta Chamber is proud to partner with our businesses that are vital to our local economy and to assist them in their strategic growth. We offer ribbon cuttings to announce new openings or expansions. Congratulations to these members!

Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices 1201 Lower Fayetteville Rd, Suite A

770.254.8333

Daniel Ahart Tax Services29 Millard Farmer Industrial Blvd, #C

678.552.9522

Newnan-Coweta Habitat For Humanity150 Pine Rd

770.252.9049

Opportunity Sta�ng & Resource, Inc.29 Millard Farmer Industrial Blvd, Suite A-3

678.552.9500

Summer Grove Golf Club335 Summer Grove Parkway

770.251.1800

Surgical & Cosmetic Dermatology60 Oak Hill Blvd, Suite 201

770.400.8400

Twisted Peelz LLC300 Bullsboro Dr, Suite C

678.458.8017

United Way in Coweta County75 Jackson St, Suite 400

678.623.2872www.unitedwayatlanta.org

BUSINESSBriefssubmit your business briefs to [email protected]

LOCAL

Dr. Ralph Davis has opened his new chiropractic prac-tice in Newnan. He brings to this practice a wealth of experience, having been a professor and administrator at four chiropractic colleges and having over 30 years of experience in chiropractic. “My philosophy is simple: to provide great care at a price folks can afford,” stated Dr. Davis. His fee for a chiropractic visit is just $20, fi rst visit, every visit. That allows you – and your family - to receive the chiropractic care you want knowing up front exactly what it will cost. For more information call 404-358-5787 or visit www.drralphdavis.com

A new medical offi ce has opened in Newnan ... South Atlanta Heart and Vascular Center. The offi ce is located in Avery Park at 23 Old Atlanta Highway, Suite 110. Physicians Angampally G. Rajeev, MD, FACC, and Vishwas Kadam, MD, PNS,head the new offi ce with LPN Kristy Perry assisting in the day-to-day operations. South Atlanta Heart and Vascular Center specializes in heart and circulatory prob-lems. They accept same-day appointments and all insurances. Offi ce hours are Monday-Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. For more info, call 678-621-2345.

Carr Eye Care Center is moving across the street, so-to-speak. On May 12, Carr Eye Care will offi cially move from its Baker Road offi ce to its new center and location at 1065 Sullivan Road (behind CVS). Dr. Sean Carr and his staff will offer the same products and services such as Comprehensive Eye Care, Eyeglass Lenses & Frames, LASIK Co-Management and Contact Lens. For more information, call 770-254-9997 or visit: carreyecare.com.

meetings . . .■ AA Meetings AA Meets • Monday 6 p.m. Faith Creek Methodist Newnan• Tuesday 7:30p.m. Community Christian Church Sharpsburg• Monday-Friday 12:00, 9 Perry St., Newnan• Sunday, Wednesday, Friday 6:30 p.m. Turin United Methodist Church Turin

Tuesdays . . .

■ Parkinson’s Support Group meets at Newnan’s First United Method-ist Church on Greenville St. second Tuesdays at 3:45 p.m. Meetings are in the Gathering Room. Caregivers welcome. Call FUMC for info 770-253-7400.

■ Women with Depression — Open discussion, prayer, & continued support for women with depression. Meets 7 p.m. Tuesdays at Crossroads Church, 2564 Hwy. 154. crossroadsnewnan.org

Wednesdays . . .

■ Cancer Support Group meets at First Baptist Church in Newnan sec-ond Wednesdays at 10 a.m. 15 West Washington St., Room 129C. Programs focus on cancer and needs of cancer patients. Guests welcome.

■ Kidney Smart Second Wednesdays at Piedmont Newnan, Poplar Road, at 4:30 p.m. One-hour class is free including materials. Professional shift available for dialysis patients. Interested patients go to www.kidneysmart.org under “classes near you” to register. Details 770-304-5850.

Thursdays . . . ■ Prevent Child Abuse Coweta meets at noon fi rst Thursdays at Rut-ledge Center on Hospital Road. This is a working lunch-hour meeting, and attendees are welcome to bring lunch. To educate about child abuse in Coweta. Details: [email protected] or 770-652-7625.

■ NCAA Newnan-Coweta Art Association meets the third Thursday (from September through May) at the Harriet Alexander Art Center on Hospital Road at 7:00 pm. Visitors, new members are welcome.

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The Coweta Shopper May 14, 2014

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