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THIS IS AHAMMER

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Is It Time to MakeHome

Improvements?

Q: I’ve been holding off on redoing the bathrooms in myhouse because of worries about the economy and whethermy wife and I would be laid off. Now we’re in a disagreement:She wants to redo the bathrooms, but I still don’t want to riskspending money. What do you think? Is it worth it? — Wor-ried in Washington state

A: Well, the home-improvement industry is anxious to haveyou believe that it’s time to take the plunge and spendmoney on home renovations. DiggersList says that industryestimates point to homeowners in the U.S. spending twiceas much money this year — $270 billion — on remodelingprojects as they did in 2009.

That’s all well and good, but the story is different for eachhomeowner. If you’re not sure about your company’s situa-tion and whether you’ll continue to be gainfully employed inthe near future, yeah, you may want to hold off.

At the same time, some renovations just need to get done. Ifthere is a functional problem with the bathrooms — theplumbing needs work, the bathtub or toilet is leaking — thenspend some money. If it’s more cosmetic, talk it over with thewife, and sit down together to figure out how much moneyyou are both comfortable spending on the renovation.

You could compromise by redoing just one bathroom thisyear, and the other bathroom next year. Or you could bothpromise not to splurge on unnecessary items like gold-plat-ed fixtures. But creating a renovation budget and workingtogether to come in at or under the limit will help break theimpasse.

HOME TIP: The cost of a bathroom renovation varies wide-ly depending on several factors, but can be as low as $6,500.(Source: doityourself.com)

Send your home repair and maintenance questions tohomeguru2000@hotmail. com, or write This Is a Hammer,c/o King Features Weekly Service, P.O. Box 536475, Orlando,FL 32853-6475. Remember, when in doubt as to whether youcan safely or effectively complete a project, consult a profes-sional contractor.

All information deemed reliable, but is not guaranteed. All properties subject to prior sale.

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PLACE in Newnan’s most prestigious neighbor-hood. 4BR / 3 full & 2 half baths. Beautifully land-scaped gardens with winding paths form perfectprivate retreat. Agent related to seller. Reduced!$715,000. Leslie Binion 770-843-8958.

COTTAGE STYLE 3BR/2BA in swim-tennis-golfcommunity! Open flr plan, vaulted ceilings. Ceilingfans & plantation shutters in all rms. Formal DR, lrgLR w/built-ins, see-thru fplc, hardwd flrs, eat in kitw/extra cabinets. Sunroom opens to covered porch,fenced bkyd. Great location conv. to shopping & I-85! $200,000. Melinda Parrott 678-877-7919.

STATELY 4BR/3BA BRICK & HARDI HOME on lrgcorner lot. Beautiful lake views from wrap-aroundporch. Fresh & immaculate interiors. Professionallydecorated. BR & Office on main. Fin rec rm inbsmt. Private fenced bkyd. $365,000. SallyMcEntire 678-378-4186.

BEAUTIFUL, SECLUDED COUNTRY SETTING!

3BR/2BA brick home in West Coweta. Area of finehomes. Master w/lrg sitting area, masonry fplcs ingreat room and basement. Large secondary rooms.$278,500. Parks Cole 770-314-6768.

BRING YOUR HORSES! Beautiful farm in area ofhorse & cattle farms. Handsome 4BR/3.5BA, fullunfinished bsmt and open floor plan on 16 acswith 9 acres in pasture & divided into 4 paddocks.4 stall barn, riding ring. $599,000. Parks Cole770-314-6768 & Lisle Bowers 770-301-7607.

LOVELY TOWNHOUSE! Close to everything.Spacious 3BR/2.5BA, mstr on main. Large sittingarea on second floor. Convenient to shopping anddowntown. $115,000. Melinda Parrott 678-877-7919 and Pick Parks 770-253-7005.

IMMACULATE RANCH ON 5 FENCED ACS! 3BR/2.5BA, spacious bonus rm, 4 stall barn. Minutesfrom downtown Newnan. 2-story foyer, LR w/soaringceilings, stacked stone fplc. Open floor plan, treyceilings. Lrg fam rm w/hardwd flrs. 36’x36’ barn.$349,999. Leslie Binion 770-843-8958.

MOVE-IN READY! Beautiful 3BR/2BA ranch. Openfloor plan with DR and Breakfast room. Screenedporch leads to patio and fenced, private backyard.$159,900. Melinda Parrott 678-877-7919

BREATHTAKING SCENERY. 3BR/2BA split plan.19acs with creek. Spacious LR & DR with hardwoodfloors, kitchen with breakfast area, large unfinishedbasement, deck, koi pond, sodded lawn, outbuild-ing. $350,000. Alice Kirby 770-301-9456 andJulie Jones 770-328-8422.

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GREAT 4.9 ACRE CORNER LOT in South CowetaCounty. Only 4 miles from I-85, exit 35. Goodaccess to Atlanta Airport & LaGrange. CowetaCounty schools. Good living in a rural subdivision.$63,900. Ed Moor 770-328-6361

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Abundant wildlife & 22+/- ac lake stocked w/bass.Excellent location near proposed Poplar Road inter-change & new hospital. Modernized 2BR/1BAcabin perfect for entertaining. Hunt, fish, relax &enjoy this exclusive getaway just minutes fromdowntown. $9,500/ac. Owner/Agent! Leslie Binion770-843-8958 or Jim Mottola 770-253-7005.

PASTURE LAND. 24 acres. 90% in grass. 10acres fenced. Long road frontage. Water meteralready installed. $180,600. Lisle Bowers 770-301-7607.

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130 ACRES IN TROUP COUNTY! Potential indus-trial with 4,900 sq. ft. CSX rail frontage. Only fiveminutes from LaGrange. Very close to proposedinterchange of bypass road from I-85 to State Rt.27. $1,170,000 or $9,000 per acre. LisleBowers 770-253-7005 or 770-251-2419.

57.86 ACRES IN BROOKS along Hwy. 85Connector. Approximately 1125 feet of road front-age with 8 acre lake. Reduced! $12,000/ac.Andy Rice 678-300-0115 and Parks Cole 770-314-6768.

61.7+ WOODED & CLEAN ACRES of mature,mixed trees. Nine acre lake plus small pond near I-85, Moreland exit. Beautiful wildlife retreat.Building sites overlooking lakes. Road systemthroughout. Reduced! $8,500/ac. Parks Cole770-253-7005 or 770-253-7336.

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CHARMING ROSCOE COMMUNITY! 8.49 acreslake tract. Excellent lake view building site. 5 acrestocked lake. Easy commute North & South.$89,000. Parks Cole 770-314-6768 or JayMottola 770-253-7005.60 ACRES IN MERIWETHER COUNTY! Excellentinvestment potential. Convenient to Gay &Luthersville. Property can be divided in tracts orlots. $180,000. Parks Cole 770-314-6768 andVan Mottola 770-296-5807.EXCELLENT, RURAL, WOODED 2 AC BUILDING

LOT in north Meriwether. Very private with 400’ ofgravel road frontage. Restricted to one dwelling.$14,000. Parks Cole 770-314-6768.EXCELLENT INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY. 138acres in Coweta Co. Priced at $4,500/ac. Hard tofind a better deal on a timber/ recreation tract thiswell located. Van Mottola 770-296-5807.

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The Coweta Shopper reservesthe right to accept or reject anyadvertising as we feel is in thebest interest of our publication.

Coweta County is a wonderful place to live,

work, and enjoy life; and I feel fortunate to be a

part of it. Our community has grown in the past

years creating both challenges and opportunities.

We finally have the goods and services available,

right here, to support our lifestyles without hav-

ing to go out of town to spend our money.

Owning The Coweta Shopper has given me the opportunity to get to know some

of the people who provide those goods and services here and to learn what it takes to

keep Coweta County economically healthy. One of the most important things we can

do, I believe, is to buy locally, investing in our community to keep it strong.

Go with me now on two theoretical journeys following the money we spend. The

first trip starts when a merchant runs an ad in The Coweta Shopper offering tires at a

good value. A reader sees the ad and buys the tires, resulting in a profit for the busi-

ness. The tire shop pays its employee who then spends his money at a clothing store

for a new suit. The clothing store uses some of its profits to build a much needed new

addition. The building contractor buys a new truck at a

local dealership who pays sales and inventory taxes to

the city and county. The county pays a salary to the

sheriff, who not only keeps Coweta a safe place to live,

but was perhaps the person who saw the Shopper ad

and bought the tires. The money continues to circu-

late, creating jobs and opportunities throughout our

community.

In the second hypothetical money journey, a per-

son needing tires sees an ad on the Internet offering a discount from a store in Texas.

He perceives it as being a good value (until a warranty claim is needed!) and has the

tires shipped to his home in Coweta County. That money is gone, never to return!

The cycle has ended as far as the economic health of our community is concerned.

The above examples are, of course, simplistic and there are many other things

which must be done to make Coweta County a great place to live. They do, however,

make a good case for “buying locally” for the good of the entire community. You may

have heard the old saying “money talks”. Lets not allow ours to say “good bye”.

As always, I invite your comments and suggestions to help us make the Coweta

Shopper an interesting and effective advertising medium.

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NASCAR THIS WEEKBy

Monte Dutton

Truex Likes New Ride With Waltrip Racing

Martin Truex Jr., once knownfor his friendship and affiliationwith Dale Earnhardt Jr., is nowmaking a name for himself in theNo. 56 Toyota of Michael WaltripRacing.

After winning the Busch (nowNationwide) Series champi-onships in 2004 and ‘05, Truexmade the step up to Sprint Cup andspent four seasons at Dale Earn-hardt Inc., which eventuallybecame Earnhardt Ganassi Rac-ing. He made the Chase for theSprint Cup in 2007, the year he wonhis only Cup race, to date, at Dover International Speedway.

This year Truex has moved into Chase contention in his first season at MWR, where hehas been paired with veteran crew chief Pat Tryson.

“We’ve just been steady as a race team, doing all the things we need to do to get pointsand finish races,” said Truex. “There have been a few races where we’ve had really goodcars, and a few races where we were off but still managed to get good finishes, and that’swhy we’re sitting here (in Chase contention).

“Pat (Tryson) and all the guys on the (sponsor) NAPA team have done an awesome job.I feel like the last month, month and a half, we’re starting to gel and figure out our racecars, find some speed and know where to go to get that speed when we need it. I’ve beenvery happy with that and still continue to work on our stuff to try to get better.”

Before making the move to MWR and Toyota, Truex had a close relationship with hisprevious crew chief, Kevin “Bono” Manion, who now works with Daytona 500 winnerJamie McMurray. He compared Tryson with Manion.

“They’re different in a lot of ways, but I wouldn’t say they’re like night and day,” saidTruex. “Their personalities are a little bit different. ‘Bono’ is more quiet and kind of strict.If you do something wrong, he’ll probably yell at you.

“Pat is a little more laid back, kind of likes to have fun. Both of them do a great job, obvi-ously, and they’re both good at calling races and they both understand the race cars well.They’re different, but at the end of the day, they are both out there doing the same job, andboth do it well.”

***Monte Dutton has covered motorsports for The Gaston (N.C.) Gazette since 1993. He

was named writer of the year by the National Motorsports Press Association in 2008. Hisblog NASCAR This Week (http://nascar.rbma.com) features all of his reporting on racing,roots music and life on the road. E-mail Monte at [email protected].

(c) 2010 King Features Synd., Inc.

Martin Truex Jr. (left), with crew chief PatTryson, hopes to make an impact in his new No.56 Toyota ride with Michael Waltrip Racing.(Photo: John Clark/NASCAR This Week)


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The Benefits Of Home Staging

by Nan Johnston of Southern Staging & Redesign

Did you know that a home buyer will make a decision on a house within the first10 seconds. In the blink of an eye, they will decide "This is the one" or "Let's move on to thenext one".

There so many houses on the market these days that not only must the house be attrac-tive, cleaned and in excellent repair, it should be seductive. Buyers purchase houses

based on emotions. Theirbuying a dream....a lifestyle.Most buyers can't see past asellers personal items ordecor style. Helping abuyer out by setting thestage can impact how theywill feel in the home... anatmosphere is created thatmakes them want to lingerlonger in the space andimagine themselves livingthere.

Home staging is theprocess of making a home

"buyer ready" so that it will appeal to the largest amount of buyers. It's not interior deco-rating but rather a process of de-cluttering, de-personalizing, utilizing a home sellers fur-nishings and accessories to highlight the best features of a room. It's about creating emo-tional connection between the buyer and the property.

Professionallystaged homes:

• Help increase showings- most buyer traffic willcome through a homewithin the first two weeksit's on the market thanany other time period.This will be a sellers bestaudience and having theproperty ready to showand properly priced iskey.

• Houses that have been professionally staged sell faster and for closer to askingprice - according to surveyed Realtors, Home Staging is the second most valuablehome improvement project to a seller when it comes to selling a home by return oninvestment.

• Doesn't cost a dime - according to the 2009 Home Gain Report, home staging has586% return on investment. ($300 cost / $1780 price increase)

• Helps reduce a property’s time on the market - according to the National Associ-ation of Realtors the longer a property sits on the market the lower the sales pricewill be.

• A well staged home suggest a home that has been cared for and most buyers willpay more for a move-in ready house. Condition of the property will directly affect abuyers offer on a house.

Still unsure about the benefits of home staging? Call a local home staging consultantand find out more. Having your house professionally staged can mean the differencebetween a house sitting on the market or selling faster and for top dollar.

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Customer Service Award

Beginning next month, The Coweta Shopperwants to honor a local business employee whohas gone far beyond what is expected in cor-recting a problem or just making your visit apleasant experiene.

If you would like to nominate such a person forour consideration, please email the details tous at [email protected]. If selected,you, the employee and the business will be fea-tured in an upcoming article which we hope willbe an inspiration to others.

Newnan Coweta Art Association5th Annual Juries Exhibit

Visit The Centre for the Performing & Visual Artson Lower Fayetteville Road in Newnan beforeJune 28 and show your support of CowetaCounty’s wonderfully talented artists.

Rheta Grimsley Johnsonat Newnan Carnegie Library

June 16th at Noon

The ever popular Barbie doll is 50 years old this year!The Newnan Carnegie Library Foundation is marking thispassage with a lunchen program Wednesday, June 16 fea-turing award-winning journalist Rheta Grimsley Johnsondiscussing her newest book Enchanged Evening Barbieand the Second Coming: A Memoir. Johnson’s memorablejournalism career began on her Auburn University news-paper, The Auburn Plainsman, where she became the edi-tor and also contributed to rural weeklies. While she wasstill in her 20s, she began writing a syndicated human-interest column for the Memphis Commercial Appeal.After Lewis Grizzard died, the Atlanta Constitution hiredher to take his place and dispatched her around the coun-try looking for stories. She worked in Atlanta for sevenyears while living in Carrollton, Georgia. Her writing waspunctuated by her distinctive writing voice and an unerr-ing knack for revealing her much-loved South throughuncommon stories about its common people. Her stories oflife in the South ring true to her many fans.

In that same warm and down to earth voice Johnsonutilitizes Barbie as a basis for deeper examination —through her own life experiences — of “our inner Barbies,”her identity as a newspaperwoman in a changing world,and, more specifically, how the South shapes its daughters.

The event is free and open to the public, just bring alunch and NCLF will provide the birthday cake. The doorsopen at 11:30 and the program will start at 12. Ms. Johnsonwill have a book signing at Scott’s Bookstore at 3 p.m.

FREETOENAIL SCREENING

Wednesday, June 30th, 2010at 5:30 PM

Dr. Mark Ling is providing a Free ToenailScreening at the offices of NewnanDermatology and MedaPhase, Inc. inNewnan, GA.

Learn more about toenail fungus andpossible treatment options. Dr. Ling willbe giving a brief presentation ontoenail fungus with a question andanswer session. After the presentationwe will be performing free toenailevaluations.

Call to RSVP for the event at770-252-6900

TO YOUR GOOD HEALTH

By Paul G. Donohue,M.D.

Bladder InfectionsNot Always Painful

DEAR DR. DONOHUE: Please write somethingabout bladder infections. Can you have a bladderinfection with no symptoms? — A.

ANSWER: The signs and symptoms of bladder infec-tions are the same for men and women. The irritated,infected bladder demands frequent, urgent trips tothe bathroom so it can be emptied. People have aburning sensation when passing urine. Pain is felt inthe bladder area. Sometimes blood appears in theurine.

Men have far fewer bladder infections than women.Women have a shorter urethra than men. The urethrais the tube that empties the bladder of urine. Women’surethras open in an area that has a large bacterialpopulation. Bacteria can ascend the female urethrawithout trouble. It’s harder for them to climb the maleurethra. And men’s prostate glands secrete sub-stances that have antibacterial properties.

The presence of bacteria in the urine without anysigns of bladder infection is called asymptomatic bac-teriuria. Doctors treat pregnant women with asymp-tomatic bacteriuria to prevent symptoms from aris-ing, as they often do during pregnancy. Infected urine,even without symptoms, can lower the birth weight ofbabies who were in the uterus during that period.

Otherwise, asymptomatic bacteriuria in women ormen, at any age, usually does not require treatment.In women, bacteria in the bladder are often transient-ly there. They disappear many times on their own.Treatment can lead to the development of resistantbacteria and can produce side effects. Furthermore, itis costly. The guidance from most experts, therefore,is not to treat asymptomatic bacteriuria.

Exceptions exist. Diabetics might benefit from treat-ment.

The topic of urinary tract infections and their treat-ment are covered in the booklet on that topic. Readerscan order a copy by writing: Dr. Donohue — No. 1204W,Box 536475, Orlando, FL 32853-6475. Enclose a checkor money order (no cash) for $4.75 U.S./$6 Canada withthe recipient’s printed name and address. Pleaseallow four weeks for delivery.

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Dr. Donohue regrets that he is unable to answer indi-vidual letters, but he will incorporate them in his col-umn whenever possible. Readers may write him orrequest an order form of available health newslettersat P.O. Box 536475, Orlando, FL 32853-6475.

2010 VEGETABLE MARKET AVAILABLE FOR LOCAL GARDENERS

Local gardeners can once again sell their surplus home-grown vegetables this summer at the Expo Center offTemple Avenue in Newnan. The Expo center is adjacentto the old Coweta County Fairgrounds. The market willrun through-out the summer. Operating hours are:

Monday 9:00AM until 1:00PM. Wednesday 9:00AM until 1:00PM

Saturday 9:00AM until 1:00PM

Sellers are required to be residents of Coweta County orone of a limited number of surrounding counties, andhave grown their own produce. There will be a $3.00 sell-er's fee per sell day to cover market expenses. A marketmanager will be at the market during operating hours toissue selling permits and furnish copies of the rules andregulations.

Residents of Coweta and the surrounding counties areinvited to take advantage of the market's fresh, home-grown vegetables. Traditionally, we have been able topurchase squash, green beans, turnip greens, potatoes,berries and a variety of other items.

If you have any questions, call the Coweta County Exten-sion Office (770) 254-2620.


April Ribbon Cuttings

Congratulations! These Chamber members

recently celebrated with a Ribbon Cutting.

All Star Mini Storage

8 Newnan South Ind. Drive, Newnan, (770) 683-0670

Falcon Aviation Academy

95 E. Aviation Way, Newnan, (770) 692-1887

Advance Auto Parts, #8599

164 Temple Avenue, Newnan, (678) 423-8427

Welcome April New Members! Allscapes of Newnan

Comfort Inn

Community Action for Improvement

County Fire & Safety Equip. Co., Inc.

Coweta Shopper, The

Fedor Financial Group

Lighthouse Counseling Center

Newnan/Coweta Boys and Girls Club

Panera Bread

Preston Mill Apartments

ResCare HomeCare

Senoia Golf Carts, Inc.

Walker Roll-Off, Inc.

Thank You April Renewals! Willie H. Boyd

Champion Cleaning & Construction

Elliott Chiropractic Clinic

Grant Financial Group, LLC

The Harbin Agency

Home Helpers of GA & AL

Parks & Mottola Realty, LLC

Quality Insurance Concepts

Resource MFG

Smith & Reichel Enterprise, LLC

SouthCrest Church

Southern Crescent Equine Service

Texas Roadhouse

Timberline Creative

Traditional Elegance

United Home Care Newnan

Think Chamber Members First By Candace Boothby, President

Newnan-Coweta Chamber of Commerce

I am pleased to announce a new partnership between the Newnan-Coweta

opportunity to share with our community news of the Chamber activities

and events and have it delivered to 45,000 residents and businesses in

Coweta.

The Chamber motto

goal of supporting local business success through an informative advertising vehicle educating

residents. Both seek to maintain the high quality of life we have come to expect in Coweta

County through the generation of jobs, tax revenues and business opportunities as well as the

convenience of having our shopping needs met right here at home.

Look for us to help keep you informed every week of our business advocacy and participation

opportunities for you all to take part in. We believe in Coweta County and the strong business

Calling All Future Leaders

Apply for the 2010-2011 Leadership Coweta Class

Leadership Coweta is a comprehensive leadership program that:

Provides a unique learning experience for emerging and existing leaders

Offers an intense curriculum that trains, empowers, and supports leaders so that they

can effect positive community change

Creates an awareness for comprehensive community issues and opportunities

Creates opportunities for interaction with key community and elected leaders

Meets once a month beginning in September and ending in March

Program fee is $600 The next class kicks off in September.

Applications are due to the Chamber by July 30.

For questions, contact the Chamber at 770.253.2270,

email [email protected]

or visit the Chamber website at www.newnancowetachamber.org.

AccessCoweta.com is THE online

advertising tool for Coweta!

AccessCoweta.com announces exclusive rates

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High visibility--200 potential customers monthly

Specific pages for businesses (like services,

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your business membership in the

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Call 770.253.2270 or check out the

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HOUSESWATERFRONT PROPERTYFOR SALE ~ OWNER SAYSSELL! Deep Dockable CoastalWATERFRONT only $79,900.Direct Ocean Access. Adjoininglot sold for $309,900! All ameni-ties complete! Paved roads, under-ground utilities, club house, pool.Excellent financing. Call now877-888-1406, X 2579

ON LAKE WEDOWEE 5 bed-room, 2.5 bath on Lake Wedowee.Year round water. $279,500. 404-473-9000 7.7

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FIXER UPPER historic CollegeSt., Temple Ave. district, built in1885, priced to sell. 770-251-6846leave message ‘

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FOR RENT2 BEDROOM, 2 BATH HIS-TORIC MILL HOUSE. Avail-able 7/1. $600 month. $600deposit. 678-364-9609 www.AAAHomeRentals.com 6.30

3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH home on7 acres, peaceful area, $750month with $700 deposit. PowersCrossroads area. 770-301-37646.30

MOBILE HOME 3 bedroom, 2bath doublewide, $600 month,deposit $400. Corinth Rd., New-nan. 770-253-5132 or cell 770-502-4004 6.23

RENT TO OWN 7 Nury Trace, 4BR, 2BA home, $950 mo. 404-642-6296 ‘

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3BR, 2BA home with garage, allelectric, GHFA accepted, MineralSpring Subdivision, $800 per mo.770-846-6354 ‘

3BR, 2BA, Sharpsburg, 2 cargarage, nice quiet area, privatebackyard, all electric, $1,050 plusdeposit. 678-478-4879 ‘

3BR/2BA White Oak schools,pool / tennis, $1,300 mo. Nosmoking. 678-463-8359 Agent ‘

GRANTVILLE, 3BR, 2BA, LR/ DR combo, fireplace, eat-inkitchen, 2 car garage, great neigh-borhood and schools. $900 / mo.770-883-1567 ‘

NORTH COWETA 3BR, 2BAbrick w/large open living, kitchen& dining rooms, fireplace, all oakhardwood floors, on hill overlook-ing quiet horse farm. 30 LamarSmith; Brooks, Madras, Newnanschools. $1000 per mo, sec. dep.,references. Jan 770-253-1444 ‘

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LANDYEAR ROUND WATER LOT#4 119 feet water front on LakeWedowee. Year round water.$79,000. 404-473-9000 7.7

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EMERALD ISLE 2BR, 2BAcondo on beach, Panama City,with beach chairs and umbrella.404-473-9000 ‘

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COMMERCIAL SPACEAVAILABLE - Jefferson St. 2,000 sq. ft.. office /retail / showroom.93 Temple Ave. & Dixon St.,11,696 sq. ft., retail / showroom.97 Temple Ave., Newnan 1,050sq. ft., office / retail.Temple Ave. 3 bay service station,can be car lot, Commercial space, 1,750 sq. ft.corner of Temple Ave. & DixonSt. $1,200 mo. Perfect set up forchurch or meeting place. Plenty ofparking. Signage available.Landridge Group Inc., FrankFlourney 770-304-2810

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2010 VEGETABLE MARKET AVAILABLE FOR LOCAL GARDENERS

Local gardeners can once again sell their surplushome-grown vegetables this summer at the ExpoCenter off Temple Avenue in Newnan. The Expocenter is adjacent to the old Coweta County Fair-grounds. The market will run through-out the sum-mer. Operating hours are:

Monday 9:00AM until 1:00PM. Wednesday 9:00AM until 1:00PM

Saturday 9:00AM until 1:00PM

Sellers are required to be residents of CowetaCounty or one of a limited number of surroundingcounties, and have grown their own produce.There will be a $3.00 seller's fee per sell day to covermarket expenses. A market manager will be at themarket during operating hours to issue selling per-mits and furnish copies of the rules and regula-tions.

Residents of Coweta and the surrounding countiesare invited to take advantage of the market's fresh,home-grown vegetables. Traditionally, we havebeen able to purchase squash, green beans, turnipgreens, potatoes, berries and a variety of otheritems.

If you have any questions, call the Coweta CountyExtension Office (770) 254-2620.

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HELP WANTEDPublication is not a guarantee ofservices, products, or jobs offered.Carefully consider before spend-ing money, or disclosing personalinfo

SHARPSBURG BAPTISTCHURCH is seeking a Part-TimeMinister of Music. Resumes maybe e-mailed to [email protected], faxed to 770-251-8643, or mailed to SharpsburgBaptist Church, P.O. Box 127,Sharpsburg, GA 30277. Refer-ences and background checkrequired.

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CHAIR CAINING straight chaironly, no rockers. 678-334-1910 6.30

HOME HEALTH CAREGIVER Recovering fromsurgery, need help with doctorsappointments or grocery shop-ping? Specializing in children andelderly care. Excellent references.Call Barbara at 770-253-9877 6.30

SPONGE MOP … SQUAREBROOM Cleaning Service. Resi-dential, Commercial. 770-328-3151 6.23

SIGNS, BANNERS, truck letter-ing. Beck's Sign Shop has movedand is now EZ Imaging on Hwy.154 at Lower Fayetteville Road.Call Steve at 770-755-6721, Mon-day - Friday, 9 to 5:30 6. 30

I AM AN EXPERIENCEDCAREGIVER I will take goodcare of your loved ones. Full orpart time. Will clean, shop, cook inyour home. Excellent references.770-832-0015 6.23

MATT & CHASE COPE-LAND COMPLETE LAWNCARE Residential and Commer-cial. Tree Clean Up, SpreadMulch, Lake Dam Clean Up,Planting, Pine Straw. 404-391-9296, 770-251-9775 ‘

BUSHHOGGING, plowing andpastures clipped. Box blade work.770-304-2905 ask for Bill ‘

HANDYMAN SERVICESReliable quality work. Painting,drywall, windows, tile work, gen-eral carpentry, caulking. Lightelectrical and plumbing, odd jobs.Know the price before the work isdone. [email protected] 678-857-7800 **


SERVICESLAWN CARE & MAINTE-NANCE Basic lawn care in-cludes: cutting, weed eating, edg-ing and blowing. Additional ser-vices available: pine straw ormulch installation; pruning shrubsand trees; fertilizing; plantingtrees, shrubs and flowers; cuttingflowers beds in, and more. CallMichael for your free estimate678-378-3715 ‘

ELECTRICAL INSTALLA-TIONS ceiling fans, 220 volt out-lets, security lighting, additions,remodeling, new homes, com-mercial work. Licensed & in-sured. For your electrical needs.770-502-7774, pgr 770-613-7230

RICHARDS & SONSCONSTRUCTION roofing,storm damage, room additions,siding (hardiplank, vinyl, etc.),screen porches, basement remod-eling, gazebos, sun rooms,garages, interior trim, windows &doors, replacement windows,framing (all types), pool decks,stained glass doors & windows,storage sheds. Nothing we don’tdo. References upon request.Over 30 yrs exp. 770-251-6434 ‘

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SHORT’S GRADING, lot clear-ing, grading, drainage, septic sys-tems, sand, gravel, topsoil, fill dirt,removal of debris, clearing, log-ging. 1-877-306-1134

ROOFING New & tear offs.Quality work. Written warranty.Vinyl siding specialist. New con-struction or remodel. Free esti-mates. 100% financing available.Gary Warren, 770-251-1668

MELVIN SMITHhCARPENTRY framing, remod-eling, decks, room additions,replacement windows, roof re-pairs, vinyl siding. 30 yrs experi-ence. 770-251-5508 ‘

STEVE’S HOME IMPROVE-MENTS expert roofing, remodel-ing, vinyl siding, tile work andadditions - custom decks, sun-rooms, finished basements, screenporches, garages and fences. SteveHill 678-378-9938 ‘


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DEAR PAW’S CORNER: I should buy stock in the alu-minum foil industry? My 6-year-old boxer/hound mix,Shera, will not stay off the furniture. My bed and living-room furniture are lined with aluminum foil to stopher from climbing them. I have a 14-year-old dog,Bubba, who sleeps with me at night, but never occu-pies the bed or furniture by day. Shera is kenneltrained and sleeps in her kennel at night with the doorfastened.

Bubba is getting near the end, and I don’t want to takeon another dog until I solve this problem with Shera.Would it be best to wait until Bubba is not sleepingwith me to correct this territorial issue? — Susan W.,via email

DEAR SUSAN: I don’t think this is a territorial issueso much as an issue of Shera figuring out how far topush her boundaries. Naturally, she will want to get upon the couch or the bed just like Bubba.

But you don’t have to wait until Bubba is gone to startaddressing Shera’s behavior. You can choose to wait— especially if taking care of Bubba is stressful rightnow and you just don’t want to deal with a new chal-lenge. Shera’s behavior probably will not change dur-ing this period. But if you have the time and energy,start training Shera to stay off the furniture. It’s a mat-ter of you being the leader of the family, and what yousay goes. That means if Bubba gets to sleep on the bedand Shera doesn’t, too tough for Shera.

As far as how: I’d recommend spending more timewith Shera, playing or doing basic obedience trainingon the leash, next to the furniture she likes to jump on.When she wants to get on the couch, tug her away,have her face you and command “sit” or “lie down”and “stay.” Basically, retrain her way of thinking aboutthe purpose of those rooms.

Send your pet questions and tips to [email protected], or write to Paw’s Corner, c/o King FeaturesWeekly Service, P.O. Box 536475, Orlando, FL 32853-6475. Find more pet advice and resources atwww.pawscorner.com.

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EddiesBarber Shop

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off Temple AvenueWalk Ins Welcome

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27 Bullsboro Drive • Newnan, GA 30263770-251-3238

FunnyBone

“How to diaper a baby … Spread the diaperin the position of the diamond with you at bat.

Then, fold second base down to home and set the babyon the pitcher’s mound. Put first base and third

together, bring up home plate and pin the three together.Of course, in case of rain, you gotta call the game and

start all over again.” ~ Jimmy Piersal

***

“When I was a boy of fourteen, my father was soignorant I could hardly stand to have the old man

around. But when I got to be twenty-one, I wasastonished at how much the old man had learned in

seven years.” ~ Mark Twain

***

“Fatherhood is pretending the present you love mostis soap-on-a-rope.” ~ Bill Cosby

***

“My father used to play with my brother and me in theyard. Mother would come out and say,

“You’re tearing up the grass.”“We’re not raising grass,” Dad would reply. “We’re raising boys.” ~ Harmon Killebrew

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“The older I get, the smarter my father seems to get.”~ Tim Russert

“It is a wise child that knows his own father.”~ Homer Simpson

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“I have always had the feeling I could do anythingand my dad told me I could. I was in college

before I found out he might be wrong.” - Ann Richards

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“By the time a man realizes that maybe his father wasright, he usually has a son who thinks he’s wrong.”

~ Charles Wadsworth

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“A man knows when he is growing old because hebegins to look like his father.” - Gabriel Garcia Marquez

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“A father carries pictures where his money used to be.”~ Anonymous

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“Becoming a father is easy enough, but being one canbe very rough.” ~ Wilhelm Busch

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Meet Truett Cathy

About two thirds of all store operators have come upfrom the ranks.

Mr. Cathy quoted one of his favorite Bible verses atour Kiwanis meeting: Proverbs 22:1. A good name israther to be chosen than great riches, and loving favorthan silver and gold. He believes in leading by examplebut he doesn't see Chick-Fil-A as a platform for his faith- rather he applies faith principles to his business. Youwon't find any of his restaurants open on Sunday, andhe is sometimes criticized for that. "We close on Sun-day because we think it's the right thing to do".

Perhaps he has been a very lucky man to have beenso successful. He agrees, then clarifies his answer. "Ifyou examine luck, you will usually find that the peoplewho have been lucky have also worked hard, understoodthe value of a dollar and taken advantage of unexpectedopportunities".

So, as you meet Truett Cathy through this article,meet a man who believes in hard work, treating othersas he would want to be treated and honors God throughhis business and personal life. Quite a man!

By the way, I want to be just like Mr. Cathy when Igrow up!

Almost everyone knows the Chick-Fil-A name andsome can associate Truett Cathy as founder of the com-pany. Yet only a few have had the opportunity to meetMr. Cathy and hear his philosophy of what it takes to besuccessful in the restaurant business and in the busi-ness of life. I got just that opportunity last week whenhe visited the Newnan Kiwanis Club as a guest of hisfriend and business associate, Mitchell Hix, ofUniGlobe Travel.

He granted me a few minutes of his time for this arti-cle and suggested that I refer to his latest book, HowDid You Do It, Truett?.

Since starting his first restaurant in 1946, TruettCathy knew he had to treat his customers the way hewould want to be treated, and serve good food. Thisphilosophy still holds true today in the success of hismore than 1400 locations throughout the country. "Ourcustomers expect delicious food, delivered quickly andaccurately, in a clean environment. To that, we add cour-tesy and kindness", says Mr. Cathy.

When it comes to hiring good people he feels thesame way. "The kinder you are to your people, the moreproductive they will be". Chick-Fil-A tries hard to hirepeople of good character over experience. They thenhave a solid foundation on which to build experience.

We all know that the scorecard of any busi-ness is the profit it produces. Without profit, wecannot take care of our employees, our families,or contribute to the betterment of our communi-ties. The question is: How do we blance the pur-suit of profit and personal character? For me, Ifind that balance by applying Biblical princi-ples. I see no conflict between Biblical principlesand good business practice.

— Truett Cathy

founder of Chick-Fil-A

by Joe Williams

“

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Joe Williams and Truett Cathy

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QuakerInstantOatmeal

99¢

GladeGlass Scent

.28 oz.

99¢

Milk 1 Gallon

$179

Palermo’sCigarettes$2399

Carton

LittleCigars

Carton

Assorted Flavors

$999

MANY MORE

ITEMS ON

SALE!

Greenville StreetDiscount Store

167 Greenville St., Newnan, GA 30263 • 770-251-5993We accept all major credit cards and EBT. Selections in store may vary from art work in ad.


FoodOutlet

Cost Includes Freight, Fees And Associated Expenses.

249 Temple Ave. • “West” Newnan, GAOpen To Serve You Sunday thru Saturday - 8am to 10pm

Every Item AtCOSTPlus 10%

AtCheckout

These Are NotOur Sales

Prices, But OurEveryday Low

Prices...Compare Versus A

ConventionalSupermarket!

Our program means more food in your basket - for Less money. This concept brings you our Cost of goods plus 10% added at the register. You will see a definite change at the check-out counter from now on.

Come see how much you can save! Just visit us once, that’s all we ask, because we know you will be coming back! Think of all the possibilities you can do with themoney you’ll be saving every week! It adds up over time..vacation, car, boat, flat screen television, laptop computer, new wardrobe...the possibilities are endless.

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Assorted 12-Inch

TombstonePizzas

$321Our Cost+10% At RegisterEach

Conventional Store

$429

14-15 Oz. Cans Assorted

Del MonteVegetables

70¢Our Cost+10% At Register

Conventional Store

$109

34.5-Oz. Original Roast

Maxwell HouseCoffee

$499Our Cost+10% At Register

Conventional Store

$799

Half Gallon

Blue BellIce Cream


Conventional Store

$639

Pre-Priced $1.59

Little DebbieSwiss Rolls

$1156-Ct. Pkg.

All Little Debbie ProductsOur Cost + 10%

1-Lb.

Bryan JuicyJumbos

$112Our Cost+10% At RegisterOnly

Conventional Store

$239

Our Cost+10% At Register

Pre-Priced $3.99

Lay’sPotato Chips

$24610-Oz.

All Frito Lay Products Our Cost + 10%


Half Gallon

MayfieldMilk

$237Our Cost+10% At RegisterEa.

Conventional Store

$319

Chunk Light

Star-KistTuna

56¢Our Cost+10% At Register5-Oz.

Conventional Store

99¢

20-Oz. Loaf

ShurfreshWhite Bread

65¢Our Cost+10% At RegisterEach

Conventional Store

99¢

24-Pack 16.9-Oz. Btls.

DasaniWater

$340Our Cost+10% At RegisterOnly

Conventional Store

$499

1-Lb. Pkg.

Blue BonnetMargarine

58¢Our Cost+10% At Register

Conventional Store

$129

32-Oz. Jar

KraftMayonnaise


Conventional Store

$499


Conventional Store

$7391.5-Ltr. Btl.

Fox HornWines


Conventional Store

$699

1.5-Ltr. Btl.

VendangeWines


1.5-Ltr. Btl. Australian

Lindemann’sWines


Conventional Store

$1199

USDA Family Pack

RibeyeSteaks

$651Lb.


USDA Lean & Tender

Boneless PorkLoin Chops

$298Our Cost+10% At RegisterLb.

Conventional Store

$799

AllTombstone

PizzasOur Cost + 10%

AllOur Beer

Cost + 10%

Ea.

Fresh Grade “A”

SplitFryer Breast

$105Lb.


New Crop

BakingPotatoes

37¢Lb.


Fresh Crisp

GreenCabbage

23¢Lb.


12-Pack/12-Oz. Cans

KeystoneLight

$625

Each

Pre-priced $3.99

Entemann’sLittle Bites

$3035-Ct.

All Entemann’s OurCost + 10%


16-Oz. Pkg.

Keebler Chips Deluxe


Conventional Store

$339Keebler 6-Ct.

Peanut Butter Crackers


8-Pack

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Ice Still In 10-Lb. Bags

78¢ Our Cost+10% At Register

Each

Conventional Store

$199

Great Buy!

MarlboroSpecial Blend

$2755Carton


Conventional Store

$169

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