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Well, it’s that time of year again. Time to set new goals and

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☛ Bio on new City Manager, Johnny Williams … born & raised in Tuscaloosa, AL. University of Alabama graduate. Served in local government his entire career. First job was working in Tuscaloosa ‘s City Hall part-time at age 18 to help with college expenses. He has served as a city man-ager 3 times and county manager twice. He has also served as city clerk, finance director, purchasing agent, supervisor of public safety, police & fire, public works, rescue, human resources, EMS, building codes, municipal court, zon-ing, subdivision regulations, library, civic center, water & sewer, transportation, code enforcement, planning direc-tor, recreation, grant writing & all other functions of city government. He is a certified planner, certified manager & certified magistrate. Also, he was raised in a “police family” so he is familiar with law enforcement. He will be living in Grantville and I know will abide by our open door policy. He will be on the job January 18.

* * * * * *☛ Thurs., Jan. 19 - Grantville Troop 169 and 2 Newnan troops will assist in a flag retirement ceremony. Leon Dyes and the local Veterans group have kindly provided the tat-tered flags. Thank You! We will also be doing a trash pick up out around the Griffin Street Recreation building and the Grantville Cemetery. If any local groups have flags they would like to give the Girl Scouts for a proper retirement contact leader Megan Birchfield at [email protected] or 770-268-8704.

* * * * * *☛ Mrs. Dee Berry, Grantville resident & community lead-er was recognized as one of 3 outstanding Coweta County citizens at a special Annual Founder’s Day Program spon-sored by The National Association of Negro Business and Professional Women’s Clubs, Inc. (Neweta NANBPWC, INC.) at a ceremony Sun., Jan. 15 at Mt Sinai Missionary Baptist Church, 6 Lovelace Street, Newnan.

* * * * * *☛ City Council met Jan. 9 - Passed change to Grantville Nuisance Ordinance - citizens with citations issued by the Code Enforcement Dept. now go before the Municipal Court instead of the City Council. Selma Coty was elected Mayor Pro-Tem. Mayor Committees remain the same as for 2010. Check Grantville Website for more info. HPC members were appointed for one year pending changes to the present ordinance. Members are: Tim Dean, Ed-die Luttrell, Dee Berry, John Meehan and Sandi Luttrell. Selma Coty represents the Council on this Commission.

* * * * * *☛ Important Meeting Wed., Jan. 18 - 3:30 City Hall. Meet new City Manager - This meeting will be dedicated to de-ciding disposition of Planning & Zoning Recommendations which were presented at a previous public hearing. Care About Your Community - Plan To Attend!

* * * * * *☛ Girl Scout Cookies - the girls are doing pre-sales but keep your eyes out for booths around Grantville later this month. While each scout will have her own personal goal, Troop 169 has several projects in mind for their cookie funds. Both an outdoor camping trip in North Georgia and an indoor ‘Spa Day’ camping trip are in the works! Please help support you local Girl Scouts! Megan Birchfield [email protected] Troop 169

* * * * * *☛ At the Salon is accepting formal dresses (sizes 0-26+), Shoes, Evening bags, Jewelry, Hair Accessories, Shawls and Personal items (unopened hosiery, perfume, cosmet-ics and nail polish). Items to be lent to those who may not have the funds to buy an expensive dress. This organiza-tion will reach out to our Community and give these girls a strong sense of self-worth. Our mission is to help young girls to understand their inner beauty. Contact info: Leave message or send text 678-478-9899 or email: [email protected]

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Once a decision is made to sell your home, there’s a process involved. You make the decision, you start a list of tasks to complete, actual work begins to take place, emotions may arise and the roller coaster ride begins.

Decisions are made about where to move, what agent to use, how to price the property, etc. The decision to move may be due to a much anticipat-ed opportunity such as job transfer, expecting a baby and needing more room, or a promotion at work allowing you to purchase a dream home. Or it could be for a more unhappy event such as job loss, divorce, or death in the family. Empty nesters could qualify for happy or unhappy emotions. Either way, emotions are going to run amuck!

If you are a “list maker” you’ll want to organize your thoughts, put your tasks to complete on paper and develop a time line about what’s involved with the move. Whether you use pen and paper or digital sources such as computer or smart phone, this is a large part of the process. The is when “disassociation” from your home where you’ve built memories begins to happen. If you see it in black & white, you may start to believe that this is really going to happen. It’s part of the process!

Get ready, this next stage is where the tasks start. This is the stage where everyone in the household needs to roll up their sleeves and get to work. Pre-packing, un-cluttering spaces, making repairs and cleaning like you’ve never cleaned before, must take place. Once all of this is complete, you then have the arduous task of maintaining this state until the house sells. Ugh! It’s not easy, but if you want to sell the house, it’s a necessary part of the … process!

Emotions - this is the part of the process that will show up through-out all of the above stages. Emotions run high while deciding on a price to list, jump back on edge when you get a call to “show” the house. “Everyone pick - up! They’re showing the house today!” Then you worry all day about what the buyer thought about your house. You call your Realtor only to find out that they haven’t heard from the showing agent for feed- back. One of two things can happen at this point, either you will become excited due to an

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Final part - taking that last look around the property once the last box is loaded into the moving truck to be sure you’ve left nothing behind and seeing the “ghosts” of past events that took place during your time spent in this home. I’ve done this a time or two in my life and I prom-ise it can be a bitter/sweet moment. But...look ahead and anticipate your future

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The United Methodist Men of Cornerstone United Methodist Church in Newnan are proud to announce their second annual “Heart & Soul” Valentine Social on Friday, February 10, 2011, from 7:30 p.m. - 9:30 p.m. The event will feature the Live Big Band music of The Peachtree Jazz Edition with vocalist Toni Byrd.

The Christian social was a huge success last year with over 300 guests who enjoyed a beautiful evening of music, refreshments and dancing.

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Many times over the years I have been asked by clients what to do if they are in an accident. If you are involved in an automobile collision, stop. Georgia and most states require individu-als not to leave the scene of an accident, even a minor one, without first stopping to see wheth-er there are damages or injuries. A person may be criminally prosecuted for leaving the scene of an automobile accident.

Next check for injuries, call an ambulance if necessary and the police. If possible notify oncoming traffic to proceed with caution by turning on your hazard lights or raising the hood or trunk of your vehicle. If you are able to leave your vehicle, move out of the roadway to a safe area and you should exchange information with the other driver. Obtain identifying in-formation from any witness to the accident and ask the police officer who investigates the scene to provide you with an incident number so that you can obtain a copy of the accident report.

Cooperate fully with the police when they arrive and stay at the scene until the police tell you you can leave. Inform the police of the facts of what happened and do not draw any conclusions. Inform the policeman of any injuries to yourself or any other parties.

As soon as possible after the accident, photograph your injuries and damages to your car. Gather all automobile insurance policies in your household for an evaluation by an attorney, and call your insurance com-pany and inform them that you have been in a wreck.

Consult a physician as soon as possible. There may be a lag time be-tween the collision and the full awareness of the extent of our injuries. Certain injuries may not be apparent until some time after the accident. By not seeing a doctor, you risk delaying your treatment and aggravating your injury. Document all your losses, including medical bills, lost wages, and any other incidental expenses that may occur.

Navigating the aftermath of a wreck can be a frustrating and time-con-suming problem. Seek a reputable attorney to assist you in handling your claim effectively and properly.

If you or anyone in your family have been involved in a vehicle wreck, please call Stemberger & Cummins, P.C..

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Jeff Binion’s interest in International trucks is not new. He was introduced to them as a boy in Hancock County when he would ride in his uncle’s International truck. “My uncle bragged about its reliability and payload ca-pacity and I think I can still smell the oil and hay in that old truck”. When boys are grow-ing up, they will often “choose sides” when it comes to a brand of car or truck, and this loyalty can sometimes last a lifetime.

Jeff came across an old, faded blue 1961 International Scout about six years ago and thought it would make an interesting restoration proj-ect. “Having restored several international trucks, I thought this would be an easy proj-ect. How wrong I was”! Once he realized he had purchased a rare, first production year model, Jeff knew this one should be well worth a special effort. Much time was spent on run-ning down the hard to find parts, but it slowly and carefully got restored. The engine was to-tally rebuilt by Buddy Brown of Newnan. And with the help of Kelvin Brown of Performance Custom Shop of Newnan, and Jeff Hill’s body shop in Palmetto, The little “Scout” is now re-stored. “This restoration was well worth the effort”, says Binion.

“Scouts” were built by the International Harvester Co. from 1961 through 1980. Jeff’s truck is a model 80 with a removable top and fold down windshield. The four cylinder en-gine is rated at 93 HP and is connected to a three speed manual transmission. They didn’t include such luxuries as radio, heater, roll-up windows or power steering, but did include the “necessary” all wheel drive. “It gives me and my wife, Kathleen, great pleasure to “Roar” down the road at about fifty miles per hour on weekend drives”! They plan to take the truck to Springfield, Ohio next year for the National Scout show.

Jeff is a retired State Chief Probation Officer and Kathleen is retired from the Coweta Board of Education. “I love to talk with folks who own International vehicles, so do give me a call if I can help in any way with your project”. Jeff can be reached at 678-850-6967.

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FINANCIAL ANALYST For Winpak Films Inc. BS/BA in Accounting, 5-7 yrs exp. in mfg environment, strong cost ac-counting and financial analysis background. Must have fixed assets, budget, forecasting, and financial reporting experience. Email resume and salary his-tory to: [email protected] or fax to 678-329-2065 or mail to HR Dept., Winpak Films Inc., 219 Andrews Parkway, Senoia, GA 30276. Equal Op-portunity Employer 2.1

HELP WANTED NoW HIRING - Infant, Pre-school (3 yr. olds) & After-school Teachers (must have experience). Call Mrs. Tanya 770-253-6709 1.25

$1000 - $1250 - $1500 Sign On Bonuses. Hiring Over The Road Drivers Van, Flatbed, Re-frigerated Openings. Call Roehl 1-888-867-6345 AA/EOE

CAMP MIMI PET RESoRT NoW HIRING - Permanent Position 6:30 a.m.-10:30 a.m. Monday-Friday & some week-ends. Please email [email protected] for further information – No Phone Calls Please 1.18

HELP WANTED doing craft shows and some domestic du-ties. Must travel some week-ends. All expenses paid. Will consider providing room and board plus salary. Carrollton area. 770-838-4940 1.18

NATIoNAL FUNDRAISING CoMPANY is hiring experi-enced telemarketers to work form home. Position entails calling B2B promoting our free fundraising services. Must have computer, internet and unlim-ited long distance. Please e-mail your resume to [email protected] 1.18

PETS GEoRGIA HEARTLAND HUMANE SoCIETY photos of foster care animals / lost & found database www.gahearth-land.com. Adoptions Sat. 12-4, Newnan PetSmart & Sun. 1-5 Fayetteville PetSmart

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Chamber Receives Distinguished Georgia Certified Chamber Designation

Chamber Leaders Accept Award. (L to R) Chamber Chair Elect Dean Jackson, Coweta County Schools, Immediate Past Chair Vicki Kaiser, Piedmont Newnan Hospital, 2012 Chair Dennis McEntire, Newnan Utilities, and Chamber President Candace Boothby proudly display the Georgia Certified Chamber plaque.

Newnan-Coweta Chamber of Commerce

Give us a call, we’ll be glad to assist you in joining the Chamber—770.253.2270 Email: [email protected] Website: www.newnancowetachamber.org

We're proud to announce that the Newnan-Coweta Chamber is a recipient of the Georgia Association of Chamber of Commerce Executives (GACCE) Georgia Certified Chamber designation. This prestigious honor puts the Newnan-Coweta Chamber in an elite group of 25 chambers in Georgia recognized for performance excellence. There are 149 chambers in GA. The Georgia Certified Chamber Program sets standards of excellence for chambers in Georgia. It recognizes chambers that have met those standards while offering guidelines for those to improve their effectiveness. The program provides a peer review process of generally accepted chamber of commerce organizational benchmarks. GACCE follows the U.S. Chamber model, and the designation needs to be reapplied for every five years. Being a Certified Chamber of Commerce places our Chamber in a higher plateau of achievement. It shows we have gone through a detailed analysis of whom and where we are as an organization. Chamber representatives received the designation at the recent GACCE Leadership Conference.

Quiz Question #6 There are 14 punctuation marks in English grammar. Can you name at least

half of them?

Quiz Question #7. Name the only vegetable or fruit that is never sold frozen, canned, processed, cooked, or in any other form except fresh.

Quiz Question #8. Name 6 or more things that you can wear on your feet beginning with the letter ‘S.’

answer on page 22


Arranging TermsDo you want to try to begin to make your own arrangements of all the beautiful

flowers and plants you have been growing in your garden? Are you bewildered by the mysterious names and terms you hear designers and decorators expressing?

There are many wonderful books available in bookstores demonstrating and teaching the art of floral arranging. Craft stores and other vendors carry a great sup-ply of tools, containers, and mechanics to achieve instant success. Videos, CD’s, and classes are available for learning. Christmas decorations and designs are popular styles as are other Holiday arrangements.

To help you gain confidence, here are a few basic terms and names of design work explained.

Floral Arrangement — design (of plant materials, mechanics, and container or other objects) the arranger has created using the Elements of Design organized by the Principles of Design.

Fresh — plant material (or parts) from a live specimen flower or plant.

Dried — all moisture has been removed from cut plant.

Oasis — foam used to hold moisture and control placement of fresh plant mate-rial.

Sahara — foam (dry) used to hold and control placement of dried or artificial materials.

Treated — using paint, dye, etc. to change the appearance of plant materials.

Hardening — conditioning plant materials.

Conditioning — soaking stems (and/or other treatments) in a container of wa-ter before arranging plant materials to increase water intake and longevity.

Artificial — manufactured item im-itating real flowers, plants, fruits, veg-etables and berries.

Accessory — something, such as a figurine, used to enhance a design.

Base — something used underneath a design (or in place of a container) to improve or raise the design.

Container — holder for plant ma-terials mechanics and/or water for de-sign.

Mechanic — item used to fix the shape of a design into place such as; Oa-sis, Sahara, cup holder, lead strips, wa-terproof tape, needlepoint metal holder, Styrofoam, cut branches, etc.

Line — visual path of design.

Balance — visual (or real) stability of design.

Rhythm — visual movement through design.

Texture — appearance of materials; fine, shiny, slick, smooth, rough, coarse, etc.

Space — open places around the materials and in the design.

Scale — size relationship of one part to another (i.e., leaf to flower).

Proportion — overall amounts of one area of design to another — ex. design to area of placement or plant materials to container, etc.

Foliage — leaves/needles of plant.

Tools — clippers, scissors, needle —nose pliers (small), waterproof tape, wires in assorted sizes and strengths, glue gun, floral foam holders, etc. Used to make ar-rangement.

USDA Extends Conservation Stewardship Program Sign-Up to January 27

WASHINGTON, January 11 – USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) Chief Dave White today announced that the cut-off date for the current Conservation Stewardship Program (CSP) ranking period has been extended to Jan-uary 27, 2012. Producers who maintain a high level of conservation on their land and agree to adopt higher levels of stewardship are eligible for CSP payments.

“We want to make sure that people who want to be considered for CSP during this first ranking period have the time they need to complete their applications,” White said. “CSP is a very popular program and I encourage interested producers to ap-ply at their local NRCS office as soon as they can.”

CSP is offered in all 50 states, tribal lands and the Pacific and Caribbean areas through continuous sign-ups. Administered by NRCS, CSP provides many conser-vation benefits including improved water and soil quality, enhanced wildlife habitat and conservation activities that address the effects of climate change.

Producers are encouraged to apply for CSP throughout the year to be considered for current and future application ranking periods. Those who apply by January 27, 2012, may be eligible for current available funding. Eligible lands include cropland, pastureland, rangeland and nonindustrial forestland.

A CSP self-screening checklist is available to help producers determine if CSP is suitable for their operation. The checklist highlights basic information about CSP eligibility requirements, contracts obligations and potential payments. It is avail-able from local NRCS offices and at http://www.nrcs.usda.gov/wps/portal/nrcs/main/national/programs/financial/csp.

Learn more about CSP and other NRCS programs at http://www.nrcs.usda.gov/wps/portal/nrcs/main/national/programs.

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USDA is an equal opportunity provider, employer and lender. To file a complaint of discrimi-nation, write: USDA, Director, Office of Civil Rights, 1400 Independence Ave., S.W., Wash-ington, D.C. 20250-9410 or call (800) 795-3272 (voice) or (202) 720-6382 (TDD).

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Full Circle Toys and Collectables in Downtown Newnan is certainly an interesting place to shop, but for Anna Williams, it’s a perfect fit as a part time job during college breaks. Anna has had a long standing interest in Star Wars memorabilia. Since start-ing in March of last year, Anna has become the store’s “Resident Star Wars Action Figure expert and advisor”. “We purchase collectables from individuals, and my job is to evaluate and appraise them for the customer”, says Anna. She also organizes and maintains the displays of other merchandise such as antiques, toys and a varied selec-tion of collectables. She once dressed as “Princess Lea” and stood in front of the store to help draw customers!

Anna is a graduate of The Heritage School in Newnan, and is now in her junior year at Agnes Scott College studying history and Spanish. Her plans are to obtain a gradu-ate degree in public history, and as she is becoming fluent in Spanish, Anna has also considered a law degree with the practice of immigration law. She enjoys horse back riding (but hardly has the time now), acting and knitting.

Publisher’s note: Anna Williams is indeed an employee worthy of being in this issue’s Employee Spot-

light. But it certainly didn’t hurt that her proud grandfather is the publisher of this publication!

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Anna Williams Full Circle Toys & Collectables

Suzanne Bartels Announces Clean Laughs Night Series ~

Opens With Frank King Friday, January 27 at 6:30pm and Saturday, January 28 at 5:30pm

at Senoia Coffee & Café, 1 Main Street – Senoia, GA 30276

Clean Laughs Night features clean comedy from some of to-day’s top entertainers. Advance purchase tickets are on sale at Senoia Coffee & Café or you can purchase tickets at www.cleanlaughsnight.com. Tickets purchased online will be held for pick up at Senoia Coffee and Café during regular business hours any day prior to show time. Seating is limited so make

your reservations early.

Cost: $30.00 per guest (includes choice of one dinner item per guest). Additional dinner items, dessert, wine, beer and

other beverages are available for purchase.Show begins immediately after dinner service.

Frank King, featured on CNN’s Business Unusual, and a writer for Jay Leno for the last two decades, Frank King has been entertaining convention attendees on the corporate comedy speaking circuit since 1985. He was a quarter-finalist on Star Search … he lost to a puppet. He’s also appeared on An Eve-ning at the Improv, Showtime’s Comedy Club Network, and starred in an episode of Bananas on PAX TV. He’s opened up for a number of well known entertainers - among them, Jeff Foxworthy, Ron White, Bill Engval, Adam Sandler, and Jerry Seinfeld. Frank’s comedy is clean, clever and completely lack-ing in content. He’s got nothing to say, and you’ll enjoy every

minute of it.

Senoia Coffee & Cafe, Senoia, GA 30276. (770) 599-6802

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Tuesday, January 17 …

2012 Relay For Life Coweta County Kick-Off Meeting ~ at 6:30 p.m., Newnan First Methodist Church Fel-lowship Hall, 33 Greenville St., Newnan. For more information please contact Kathy Brown at [email protected] or call 770-328-6678 or contact Bob Riede at [email protected] or call 770-853-3841! The Relay For Life of Coweta County event is schedule for April 27th/28th at the Coweta County Fairgrounds in Newnan.

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Tuesday, January 24 …

Fiction Writing Workshop at The Carnegie. Swanee Ball-man says that “the workshop is intended to offer advice on fiction writing in order to hone the craft. As such, I will be sharing do’s and don’ts of fiction writing, participants will receive writing assignments, and critiques will be provided for each composition presented during the sessions.” The workshop will be held from 2:30 PM through 4:00 PM. Those interested in attending should call The Carnegie at 770-683-1347 for reservations. Information on The Carnegie is available on their web site www.newnancarnegie.com.

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Saturday, January 28 …

Cornhole Tournament, sponsored by NHS Baseball Team Booster Club ~ the Dugout Club. NHS Old Gym at 11 a.m. Check in / practice from 10 to 11. $20 registration fee for 2 person team. Double elimination with a $10 per team one time buy back in option. Make checks payable to Newnan Dugout Club. Register by Sat., Jan. 21 - contact Renita Swenson 678-953-5288, [email protected]. First place wins $150 gift card; 2nd place wins $100 gift card.; third place $50 gift card.

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Saturday, March 3 …

6th Annual Newnan Jr. Service League Sham-ROCK Run/Walk a fundraiser for the NJSL Scholarship Fund, which provides college scholarships to selected women who qualify based on need, grade point average and community service. Both 5K & 10K race routes are certified and are one of the last qualifying races for the Peachtree Road Race. The 10K course is for competitive runners, while the 5K and 1 Mile are fun for the whole family. Dogs and strollers welcome on the 5K course! March 3, 2012 7:45am Historic Downtown Newnan http://www.njslonline.org/shamrock-and-run.html

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