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T he White Oak Presbyterian Church on Gordon Rd.

recently had another one of their popular Barbecue

and Stew sales. My wife and I, knowing how good it

is, bought enough to put in the freezer for later enjoyment. It

also gave us a chance to say hello to some people we don’t see

often enough. The White Oak members seem to be salt of the

earth folks in a community of friendly families.

And it’s true that most churches enjoy sharing good food at their functions – it’s a “Southern

Thing”. But even in the South, this “church food” seems to be somewhat denomination-

ally specific. Perhaps their “palates” are trained by some culinary doctrine handed down

through the generations. For example, the Southern Baptists will serve fried chicken ev-

ery chance they get along with iced tea half full of sugar, with banana pudding for dessert.

(Makes me hungry while I am typing.) The in-town churches serve theirs in a fellowship hall

and the country churches call it “Dinner on the Grounds”

My good friends at the local Catholic Church have a big fundraiser at least once a year where

they serve some fantastic seafood along with draft beer. The fish and seafood they prepare is

delicious and is a favorite of many Newnan folks, including me. Now the Episcopalians will

probably go by and pick up servings from White Oak, blend it, put it on fancy toast points,

call it a paté, serve it on a silver tray, and pair it with an appropriate glass of wine.

My acquaintances at the Methodist Church

are not sure if their taste buds lean toward

a Baptist or a Catholic flavor, so they may

serve some great tasting chicken but will

probably bake it. And they’ll serve it with

“lightly sweetened” tea along with a fresh

salad. The non-denominational churches

I have visited just say “Bring anything you

like - a little of this and a little of that”. And

I have friends of the Lutheran persuasion.

As they have slightly less of a presence in

the community, they may want to visit the

nearest Episcopal Church to see what they

are serving.

I have personally attended all these “brands”

of churches and have seen some differences in how they worship and what they eat or drink.

But we all share one very important thing in common: we are there to honor and worship

God. And this is one time that “Style” doesn’t matter.

JoePost Script: I don’t think my Jewish friends here in town would want to serve pork. But

if they are in the neighborhood of White Oak Church the day they are serving barbecue

outside, they can just let down their car window, take in a deep breath of that aroma and

pretend, just for a moment, that they are Presbyterians.

So, whether you eat or drink, or whatever you do,

do all to the glory of God.1 Corinthians 10:31 ESV


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The ArmchairGardener

Tending“Our”

GardenThe world is our garden. We are its beneficiaries and its caretakers. We may use it

freely as long as we take care of it. We will only be able to stay on this earth as long as it is sustainable. Clean air, clean water and good soil are gifts from our Creator. We have allowed that air to be clouded with pollution; that soil to be contaminated; that water to be poisoned. Birds, animals, insects and amphibians are suffering – even becoming extinct.

It is our sacred duty to protect and tend our garden – this earth. Damaged eco-systems, extinct species and uninhabitable places have been our legacy to the gen-erations to come. Areas of Russia, and now Japan, are examples. Marshes being destroyed, along with wetlands and wildlife habitat, are other examples in America. Strip mining has poisoned our water and destroyed our mountains. Deforestation is a serious problem in many countries.

We must accept responsibility for making this earth – and especially our little piece of it – viable and habitable again for all creatures. Sustainable agriculture needs to become one of our top priorities. We can support farms, farming responsi-bly, and organic products. Diversity, organic gardening, composting, using worms and worm castings, recycling, and free-range animals – ethically treated, are some of the parts of this plan to tend our garden - Earth.

It’s important to support political legislation to protect our garden. Water conser-vation and protection have never been more important than they are now. Protec-tion from toxic pesticides, insecticides and herbicides is also an emergency issue. One third of American honeybees have suffered colony collapse disorder; yet bees are responsible for 25% of all food crops being pollinated. We want to create hope and a future, not a world of darkness and destruction, as our legacy. Let’s all tend our garden faithfully.

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Newnan’s newest consignment shop is having their Grand Opening weekend November 1st. Design Exchange has been accepting furniture and home decor items for a month in prepara-tion for their opening. This new shop is owned and operated by a mother and daughter team with a passion for renovating furniture, design-ing fl oral arrangements and providing a variety of home decor. “We have been working as dealer and consignor for over 5 years and, after many request of friends and family, we have now set our dreams to reality.” You can sell your items or fi nd that special piece you may be looking for. You can visit Design Exchange at 20 Tower Way, Suite 1019 or look them up on Facebook.

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At a time when Georgia was truly the Peach State, Coweta County was one of the leading peach producing counties in the state. My grandfather, Henry Camp, had a large peach orchard on his farm near Moreland. He shipped peaches by rail to Chicago. As a small boy I remember how the whole family and other people from the commu-nity would work in the peach packing shed. They were fi lling bushel baskets with Elberta peaches to be loaded on railroad cars in Moreland. Sadly, this annual peach culture completely vanished from Coweta County in the early 1950’s.

Our farm used a Case DO orchard tractor to work the peaches. The DO tractor was low to the ground and had extra sheet metal to protect the driver from the peach limbs and the limbs from the tractor.

Orchard tractors are rare now because few were produced. They were used only in orchards from

A “Peach” of a Tractor1950 Case Orchard Tractor

by Jack Camp

the apple orchards of Michigan to the citrus groves of Florida. I wanted one because of my memories of the peach seasons on our farm. Finding one with the sheet metal intact is almost impossible. Not only were few produced but they had a hard life. They were used to pull sprayers and the spray would cause the metal to rust out. Further when a farmer had to remove and replace the sheet metal a time or two, it was just left off.

My tractor is a 1950 Case Model DO made by the J. I. Case Manufacturing Company. I put it togeth-er from parts found in the Virginia apple orchards, the Florida Citrus groves, as well as the peach growing areas of Georgia. I am proud of it because it is part of our history here in Coweta County.

Publisher’s Note: As I have an interest in old tractors, I asked Jack how the process went with his project. “I found a fellow in Lanett, AL who helped with most of the real mechanic work, although I learned a lot along the way”, he reported. “I sourced the parts we needed by visiting old tractor junk yards and searching on-line. These old tractors were built to last forever and were simply designed so that even someone like me could understand how it works. But when we had worked, on and off, for about fi ve years, and put on the fi nal coat of paint, we were both as proud as could be!” Jack also told me that one of the best aspects of the hobby is the fi ne people you meet - most having grown up on farms and have many interesting stories to tell about these old tractors. I had a chance to see this beautifully restored, 63 year old, Case orchard tractor at this year’s Turin Tractor Show. He certainly has a right to be proud.

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Registration for boys and girls in grades K5 through eighth grade for the Up-ward basketball and cheerleading programs at Orchard Hills Church open now through Saturday, Nov. 16. Early registration is encouraged. Register online www.orchardhillschurch.com. For more information, contact Rob Seacrist at 678-854-9180 or by email at [email protected].

Gary SikesWith the middle of the 2013 Fall football campaign just past, our 3 local teams are trying to get be� er with each play. At the � rst of the season a team can get by with ge� ing be� er each week.

However, now is the time that they have to get be� er with each play. Whether on the practice � eld, in the weight room or on gameday, improve-ment is a must.

Northgate head coach Tommy Wal-bern is a � rm believer in this theory and stresses it to his players daily on a year round basis. � at is one of the main rea-sons that with this being his 4th year as the head man for the Vikings he is look-ing at a good chance to make in into the post season and the state championship games. Walbern, a seasoned veteran, has compiled the best the Vikings have seen since Ron Beaucham started the program several years ago. � e Vikings coach is quick to tell you that one of the coaches he looks up to more than most, and tries to pa� ern his o� ense and coaching style a� er is the former Indian coach Danny Cronic. Cronic being one of the winingest coaches in GHSA dur-ing his tenure. � e former EC head man is playing his inaugural season at Rine-hart college where he holds a record of 4 wins vs only 2 losses. � e college recruited Cronic a� er he had retired, to come North and start a program for them. A� er a few months of back and forth Danny agreed if they would let

him bring his coaches with him. � is be-ing ok, he made (in my opinion a wise choice) the decision to take his older son Drew with him as his o� ensive coordina-tor and receivers coach which is what the younger Cronic was at Furman.

In closing let me remind everybody that this Friday evening is homecoming for the Indians game time 7:30 at Sho-make stadium.

Coweta FCA Sporting Clay Tournament at Blalock Lakes Thursday, November 7

An annual fundraiser to support their county FCA, and the money is used to buy Bibles, send coaches and

students to Christian camps, set up huddle groups in all the high schools and middle schools, and to support the daily expenses of the ministry.

Sponsorships are available and welcomed, and there’s still room for a few more teams.

More info on page 14 of this issue.

Contact Rob Brass, [email protected], 404.944.1190


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Another important automotive � uid that you should learn how to check yourself is the coolant in your radiator. Some cars have had air cooled engines (the most famous being the original Volkswagen Beetle) but now the vast majority of vehicles use water cooled systems. Coolant needs to be checked much less frequently, maybe three or four times a year unless you have problems. Actually, it’s not just water and it’s not just in your radia-tor. � e engine cooling system is designed to move the heat generated from friction and combustion inside the engine to where its temperature can be reduced and then send it back into the engine to repeat the heating extracting process. An engine driven water pump pushes the coolant through passages inside the engine block, where it absorbs heat, then through rubber hoses to the ra-diator. Cooler air from outside the car passes through the grille, then through the radiator, reducing the temperature of the hot coolant that just came out of the engine, and then pumping the cooler liquid back through the engine where it goes through the cycle all over again.

Water by itself does not transfer heat very well, so additives are used to improve its ef-� ciency. � at’s why the proper term is “cool-ant”, not water, because it consists of more than just water. You can put pure water in the cooling system and it will work under most conditions, but could lead to problems in extreme conditions like high ambient temperatures like we see in July in Georgia or in thin air at high elevations. We have all heard of anti-freeze and what its purpose is. It prevents the water from freezing in winter, right? � at’s true, but antifreeze also con-tains many other chemicals that prevent rust and corrosion inside the radiator and engine, lubricate the water pump, and enhance the slickness and � ow of the water.

Just like with engine oil, your vehicle needs just the right amount of coolant, not too li� le or not too much, and it needs just the right kind. So, a concerned and prudent car owner will understand enough about cooling system maintenance to be able to at least check the condition and amount of coolant in order to protect their big invest-ment in the vehicle. � e cooling system also works be� er when the entire system is under pressure. � at’s what the radiator cap does, increases and maintains the pressure created by the water pump inside the cooling sys-tem. A radiator cap rated at 15 PSI maintains the water pressure inside the system at 15 pounds per square inch. One of the most im-

CAR CARE ESSENTIALSEngine Coolant (part 1)

portant things to know when checking your coolant level is to check it with the engine turned o� and cool. Otherwise, if you open the radiator cap when the coolant is hot and under pressure, it releases the hot coolant at 15 PSI all over you, it will burn you, it will make a mess of your clothes, and it will ruin your day. Please read that sentence again.

� e two important things about coolant are that you have enough and that the ratio of water to antifreeze is enough to protect the coolant from freezing. Also, it’s a good thing to check before a vacation trip, north or south. Anything that’s more involved than checking the level of coolant and topping it up if necessary and verifying its cleanliness you probably want to have done by a profes-sional.

An example of the universal symbols used on most cars today, this one designating the coolant reservoir � ll cap. NOTE the symbol referencing the Owner’s Manual.

A clean (just a li� le dusty), corrosion-free, maintenance free, well a� ached ba� ery. In my truck, naturally!

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


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Encouraging Words

“Everyone has inside them a piece of good news. This good news is you don’t know

how great you can be – how much you can love – what you can accomplish –

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October 23 …Farmers Market ~ Our Community Farm-ers Market (OCFM) downtown every Wednes-day, 9am-1pm OCFM is the only producer-only farmers market within 30 miles. Everything has been grown, raised, or made by the seller, en-suring fair prices for both the vendors and the consumers. Newnan’s Historic Train Depot. MainStreet Newnan, http://www.mainstreet-newnan.com or 770-253-8283 for more info

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October 25 …Armchair Travelers “From India to the Arabian Gulf” Join globe trotter and travel pho-tographer Gordon Kilgore who shares beautiful images and commentary of this unique travel experience. 2 p.m. at The Carnegie. Registra-tion required. Call to reserve your spot 770-683-1347. 1 LaGrange St., Newnan, www.newnan-carnegie.com


October 25 & 26 …“House of Clues” ~ While the Peachtree City Fire Department, at 110 Paschall Rd, runs their haunted house, the Peachtree City Optimists open their doors to their “House of Clues.” It is 6 activity filled rooms for ages 3-10. The children follow clues room to room to solve the mystery. The Octagon Club members, stu-dents from Starr’s Mill High School and the Peachtree City Youth Council members, dress up as detectives and guide the children through the rooms. Friday, October 25 and Saturday, October 26 from 7 to 9 PM.


Haunted House October 25, 26, 28-31, 5 to 9 p.m. Between DSW Shoes and GameStop at Ashley Park.Run by Special Olympics & Odys-sey’s middle school. 10 years and older. $5 per person. For more info, contact Carla White at [email protected].


American Legion Halloween PartyCoweta Veterans Club on Hwy. 29Saturday, October 26 • 7 p.m.Look for details in Calendar of Events


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Various Piedmont imaging locations will offer digital screening mammo-grams at a discounted rate of $75 throughout October in honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month.

According to the American Cancer Society, nearly one in eight women in the U.S. will develop breast cancer during their lifetime. Research indicates the key to beating the disease is catching it early, usually through a regular screening (i.e., breast self-exam or screening mammogram).

“It is important women get screened for breast cancer, regardless of their family history,” said Jeffrey Allen, M.D., medical director of the Doris Sha-heen Breast Health Center at Piedmont Atlanta Hospital. “Eighty percent of women who are diagnosed don’t have any reported risk factors, which in-clude family history, race and ethnicity. This means that almost any woman is at risk for breast cancer, especially those over the age of 40.”

Participating nearby locations, which offer extended hours and weekend appointments, include:

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Halloween Party ~ American Legion Family Party at the Coweta Vet-eran’s Club. Kids Party starts at 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. with Games, Cake Walk, Face Painting, Fun! Prizes for Best Costumes. Kids will receive candy, hot dogs, chips and drink. From ages 0 to 12 years of age. Adult Party will be 9 to midnight. There will be cash prizes for the best costumes. 130 Veterans Club Drive, Newnan, GA 30263.


NHS Class Reunion Class of 1978’s 35th reunion at Newnan Historic Train Depot, 6:30 p.m.-11:30 p.m. $35 per person. Visit “Newnan High School Class of 1978” on Facebook or nhsclassof78reunion.com for more info.


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All of the roles (male and female) are played by Raina Bass and Diane Mitchell, with a little help from a mysteri-ous “third man,” actor Jason Lindsey.

“I would say this play is a spoof on the whole idea of melo-drama,” said Mitchell. “It’s completely ridiculous, funny, and sinister. By the way, ‘Irma Vep’ is an anagram for ‘vampire’.”

“Knowing that an actor walked off the stage and came right back on as a different character, looking completely different with a different accent and set of characteristics, really adds to the humor,” added Bass.

“This is the first time any theater has been given the legal rights to produce this play with two female leads,” said Direc-tor Jared Wright. “Charles Ludham wrote it to be performed by himself and another man. He has since passed away. But I think he would be very proud of what we are making of it. Inter-preted from a woman’s perspective, small details are coming out that haven’t been noticed in previous productions.”

“The Mystery of Irma Vep” opens at Newnan Theatre Company on October 24 and runs through November 3. Ticket prices are $8 for children, $12 for seniors and stu-dents, and $14 for adults.

The complete performance schedule is as follows: Thurs-day, October 24, 8:00 pm; Friday, October 25, 8:00 pm; Saturday October 26, 8:00 pm; Sunday, October 27, 3:00 pm; Thursday, October 31, 8:00 pm; Friday, November 1, 8:00 pm; Saturday, November 2, 8:00 pm; and Sunday, No-vember 3, 3:00 pm.

To purchase tickets, visit Newnan Theatre Company’s web site at http://www.newnantheatre.org or visit the box office before or after any performance. The theatre is locat-ed in historic downtown Newnan at 24 First Avenue.

On Halloween night, patrons are encouraged to come in costume to see the show to get a ticket discount. There will also be trick-or-treating in the lobby before the show.

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Ghost Tour 8 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. at Stairway to Heaven Antiques, 11 1/2 Greenville St. with a live investigation on site and then visiting other haunted places in downtown Newnan. Author and paranormal investigator Christina Barber will lead the tour. Tickets $14 each / prepayment is required. Space is limited. Con-tact Stairway to Heaven Antique Mall for more info [email protected], 770-254-9833, http://stairwayantiques.com, http://newnang-hosttour.eventbrite.com


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VEHiClES 1997 FORD THUNDERBIRD LX COUPE 4.6 V8, 4 wheel disc brakes, coil over suspen-sion, rack & pinion steering, independent rear suspension, new hubs, rotors, calipers and pads on front, good tires. $2,500 or best offer. Trades considered. 770-634-1055 David 11.6

1996 CADILLAC SEDAN DEVILLE blown head gas-ket, good condition, replace head gasket or use for parts car. $1,000 obo. 404-392-9934 10.23

1989 FORD BRONCO $2,500. Call 404-473-9000 ‘ 1972 CHEVY S/S 454 CHEV-ELLE, yellow with black stripe, $25,000. 404-473-9000 1982 CORVETTE $18,500. 404-473-9000 1968 CHEVY PICK UP 4 speed $12,500. 404-473-9000

HOUSES HORSE FARM A-U-C-T-I-O-N 755 Handy Rd., Newnan. Al-most 25 acres. 3 bedroom, 2.5 bath home, pool, patio, barn, caretaker apartment, work shop. Sat., Oct. 26 @ 10 a.m. Keller Williams Realty / Bishop Auc-tions.com 770-252-3006 gal #2626 10.23

WWW.STACYBUYSHOUS-ES.COM – Let me buy your home! FAIR ALL CASH OF-FER. Can close quickly no matter the size, situation, con-dition, location or price. Call 419-77-STACY (78229) 10.30#

2-STORY COLONIAL fully bricked 4BR/2.5BA on 26 acres w/4.5 acre lake fully stocked. Circular drive, in-law suite w/kitchen, new roof & much more. Great location! Kim 770-560-6008 MLS#02723531. Lind-sey’s Inc. 770-253-6990 #239

FOR REnT 2 BEDROOM HOUSE with large lot, 1 bath, large kitchen and living room. Grantville. 45 Grady Smith Street. Call Ray Smith, 678-412-5059. 11.6

3 BEDROOM, 1 1/2 BATH, Setion 8 welcome. Close to town - 299 Turkey Creek Road. $775 rent. 770-616-7025 11.6

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BRICK RANCH 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, central heat & air, shop building, $850 per mo. & secu-rity deposit. 678-552-3859 10.23

RENTERS INSURANCE Call Williams Insurance 770-253-2435, 125 Temple Ave., Newnan 10.30

land/lOTS STREAMFRONT LAND BARGAIN! 1.7 acre wooded corner parcel in Blue Ridge Mtns. 390’ on crystal clear stream, Natural year-round spring. Paved road, municipal water, utilities, mild restrictions - RV friendly. Was $69,900 now, $27,900. Excellent financing. Call now 866-952-5303 x66 MERIWETHER CO. – 100 wooded acres on Forrest Road. Great hunting. $5,750 per acre. Frank or Chip Barron, Lind-sey’s Inc. Realtors, 14 Jackson St., Newnan, 770-253-6990. 128.254 OPEN & WOODED ACRES on Clearwater Rd in-cluding 100 acres under high chain link fence. 3 stall barn & separate fenced pasture. 2 stocked ponds totaling 6.55 acres, 2 barns & 2BR, 2BA modular home. $7000 per acre. Frank and Jess Barron, Lind-sey’s Inc. Realtors 770-253-6990. 75.717 WOODED ACRES near Hogansville, Stream & pond site. Several food plots & long frontage on 2 roads. Just $3350 per acre. Frank Bar-ron, Lindsey’s Inc. Realtors, 14 Jackson Street, Newnan, GA 770-231-9535. 69 HEAVILY WOODED ACRES near Sewell Mill Rd in North Coweta. Long road frontage. Mountain like setting. $5500 per acre. Frank Bar-ron, Lindsey’s Inc. Realtors, 14 Jackson St, Newnan, GA 770-253-6990.

land/lOTS MERIWETHER COUNTY – 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. CARROLL COUNTY, 144 Wooded Acres, Half mile front-age on Chattahoochee River, 10 Acre planted Dove field & food plots, 30 year old planted pines, 3 acre duck pond. $4950 per acre. Frank Barron, owner/agent 770-231-9535. 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, addition-al land available. The ultimate horse farm. $990,000. Frank Barron, Lindsey’s Inc. Realtors, 14 Jackson St, Newnan, Ga. 30263. 770-253-6990. FOR INFORMATION on land, commercial or residen-tial property call Frank or Jess, Lindsey’s Inc. Realtors, 14 Jackson St., Newnan 770-253-6990

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CHOICE COMMERICAL 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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SERViCES MASTERSHINE CAR-PET CLEANING 3 rooms $45.95. Sofa, loveseat & chair $89.95. Flea treatment avail-able.770-253-9345, cell 678-850-7331 11.6

BOBCAT WORK, light grad-ing, auger post holes. BUSH-HOGGING, lakesides, fence lines, level yards, debris remov-al. Commercial and residential. Licensed & insured. Steve Boyd & Company 770-616-7025 10.23

GARCIA PAINTING – Inte-rior and exterior painting, gut-ter cleaning, pressure washing, trash outs. Everything your house needs. No job too big or small. Free Estimates. 706-668-3238 11.6

MOVING HELP loading, packing, driving, etc. Across town or across the country. 8 years experience. Call Charles 770-328-4002 ‘

SERViCES OSCAR’S LANDSCAPING Services include: irrigation systems install/repair, outdoor lighting, grading, aerate, build retainer walls, monthly main-tenance or one time clean-up, drain gutters. Reputable refer-ences available. We service all of Coweta & Fayette. Ask for Oscar 404-514-5647 10.30

OLD VETERAN & SON HANDYMAN SERVICE of-fers Summergrove residents hedge trimming, tree prun-ing, clean flower beds, fertilize lawns, install straw or mulch, starting at $45* (straw and mulch extra). Current Summer-grove references available upon request. No contract. Free esti-mates. 678-340-0820, 770-502-7607. 10.30

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COUNTRYSIDE CON-STRUCTION - Premier Builder, Contractor. Specializ-ing in Residential Remodeling, Kitchen / Bath Remodeling, Basement Finishing, Additions, Room Renovations. Quality workmanship. Exceptional cus-tomer service. Locally owned. 25+ years experience. Free es-timates. Call Don Hutchinson 678-983-9360 10.23*

PAINTING BY BOBBY DAVIS since 1979. Commercial. Residential. Interior. Exterior. Services: replace rotten wood, repair sheet rock, mildew removal, pressure washing, water and fire damage repair, general home repairs, fences and more. Reasonable prices. Top quality work. Free estimates. 770-584-7181 11.13#

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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 ‘ ELECTRICAL SERVICE, repair & installation. Home-town Services, Jon Courtright, Licensed Electrician, 770-599-9365 www.hometownservices-ga.com 10.30

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DEAR PAW’S CORNER: As someone who owns a lot of pets, I feel it’s important to let people know that, especially around can-dy-rich holidays like Halloween, pets cannot eat the same foods as people. It’s well-known that chocolate is poisonous to dogs, but how many people know that dogs also shouldn’t eat raisins? And that certain herbs and fl ow-ers, like eucalyptus and lilies, are toxic to cats?

For several years I’ve handed out cards along with my candies reminding kids not to feed any of their Halloween loot to their pets.

Th is year, I’m doing something diff erent. My local pet shelter is holding a “Halloween for pets.”Owners can bring their pets to the event (being held at a nearby dog park), in costume or not, and receive pet treats and coupons for pet products and veterinary ser-vices like routine vaccinations. I’m volunteering to help at the event and really looking forward to it.

Can you tell your readers about this pet-friendly option for Hal-loween? Kids will fi nd it fun and educational, and your pets will have a safe and fun time. -- Gloria in Cali-fornia

DEAR GLORIA: Th ose are both great ideas, and thank you for sharing them! Readers, check your local shelter or other pet charity for upcom-ing events to see if they’re doing something similar. If not, maybe there’s an opportunity for you to suggest -- or even lead the way to -- holding a pet trick-or-treat event.

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November 2 …Ben’s Antiques & Market Car Show & Swap Meet 10 - 2. Rain or shine. Vendors set up at 9. Top 20 Awards plus Best Car, Bike & Truck. Open to all vehicles - new, old cars, trucks, bikes. 50/50, Food, Goody Bags, Music, Door Prizes, Dash Plaques. Ben’s Antiques & Market, 939 N. Glynn St., Ga 85, Fayetteville, GA 30214. Contact Mary 706-668-7731, [email protected] for more info


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November 5 …Election Day … get out and vote!

November 7 …Sporting Clays Tournament Nov. 7 at Blalock Lakes. The 2013 Cowe-ta Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA) hosts a 100 Target Sporting Clay Tournament with 12 Shooting Stations, 4 shooters per team, $800 per team. Ammunition (12 & 20 GA) provided. Eye and ear protection provided if needed. 1st, 2nd and 3rd Place Team Awards. Sponsorship opportunities available. 8 a.m. registration; biscuits and coffee; 9 a.m. shoot begins; 11:30 a.m. “whole hog’ lunch and awards. Contact Rob Brass, FCA Area Director, [email protected], 404.944.190 for more information.


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15th Annual Alpha Delta Kappa Coweta Christmas Nov. 9, at the Coweta County Fairgrounds on Pine Rd., from 9:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m. Lo-cal children’s choral, dance groups, vendors, a Secret Santa shop for the children, arts and crafts for the children. Santa Claus available for photos. A silent auction. Food and drinks. Proceeds are used to provide one schol-arship at each of the Coweta County High Schools to students who have decided to major in education upon entering college. Monies raised are also used to assist other community projects with their many needs.


November 15 …Christmas on Main November 15th, 5pm to 9pm. Senoia’s first after-hours Christmas event. Cross off your Christmas list as you find something for everyone on your gift-giving list during this special evening. Merchants will be open late offering delightful sales and goodies. For more information visit www.enjoysenoia.com


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