The Lee County ledger. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1978-current, August 02, 2001, Image 9

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The Led County Ledger Thursday, July 26, 2001 - Page IB The Lee County “Nitro” girls 14 & Under Softball Team are traveling to Boaz, Alabama to play in the 2001 ISA World Series August 3-5. The Nitro girls have won first place in three ISATournaments held in Leesburg, Georgia, first place in the Red Cross Invitational Tournament held in Moultrie, Georgia and second place in the “Love Ya Leslie Benefit Tournament held in Ocilla, Georgia. The Nitro team is comprised of 14 girls all from Leesburg, Georgia. They are coached by Kevin Childs and Juan Powell. Pictured (l-r) on the front row are Kalynn Murray, Ashley Keen, Megan Childs, Amber Anderson, Cassie Sizemore, and Holly Beaty. Pictured on the second row (l-r) are Candice Couch, Whitney Varner, Brittany Irvin, Lauren Payne, Jennifer Irvin and Kayla Deck. Pictured on the back row (l-r) are Juan Powell and Kevin Childs. Not pictured are Nichole Griffin and Rebecca Wilson. Dr David A. Wren Chiropractic & Sports Injury ENJOY ADVANCED TREATMENT PROVIDING CONTINUED PAIN RELIEF IN A WARM & FRIENDLY ENVIRONMENT Specializing in bon joint and muscle con Nonsurgical spinal care Certified in sports injury treatment and rehabilitation Advanced diagnostic testing Certified massage therapist on staff Pain relief with excellent results Convenient appointment Attentive caring staff Most insurance accepted We Offer Pail Health Now In Lee County Dr. David A. Wren is a member of the American Chiropractic Association, Georgia Chiropractic Association, ACA Sports Council, and the Academy Of Industrial Health Consultants. 1290 U. S. Highway 19 South 883-0042 Seminole Ramlins By Jack Wingate When the '"Old Boys” wrote the constitution of these New Ninted States, they sed there would be a seperation of church & state, well they never sed nuthin about min istries & state. With "Ministries” popping up on every street cor ner there has got to be Tax money being spent on them somehow) looks to me like. Two boating accidents on the lake this week which brings to mind all the safety steps we should follow when boating. If you don't know them call The Corp of Eng. the U.S. Coast Guard, Decateur Co Rescue Squad, or us down at Wingate's. Sylvester Parker of Thomasville whipped up on a big ole Bass this week. I'd say near 81 bs. of real pretty bass. Mr. Jim Trogen had a live well full Big ole bass in the 5 to 6 lbs. class. Bass in general has been a little off this week but that's just fishen. There was a couple of rite good catches of hybred's made this week on spoons and jigs. Larry' Camble hooked and landed one at about 8 lbs. for a nice pic. When you land a hybred you jist well bring him home cause most times he will die anyway. He gives you all he's got when hooked. The Perch (specks) took to hit ting a we bit better this week but still improvement is needed we think. Bream has been very good for those that went after them. I had my limit early Sunday and See Ramlins, Page 2B Did you venture out to the Park Street complex this past week end to take in some of the Dixie Youth Baseball Major League State Tournament? If you didn't, you really missed out, but it's not too late! The Tournament con cludes this weekend with the best 2 of 3 Championship series! Hopefully our Lee County teams will be battling for the right to go to the Dixie Major World Se ries in Madison Heights, Vir ginia. A huge thanks to all the MANY volunteers that have made this tournament a HUGE SUCCESS. Hats off to Jamie Korona, DYB Major Director and Tournament Director, who has done a remarkable job put ting this tournament together and having it run so smoothly. This tournament has truly been a total community effort. Our Department extends a very big THANK YOU! Without your help we could have never had the Park Street Complex looking so GREAT! My small staff does the best they can and when you put the countless number of volun teers that pitched in prior to the start of the tournament AND dur ing the tournament, it makes a huge difference. Again, THANK YOU PARENTS AND VOLUN TEERS! Congrats to our 12-Under GRPA Softball STATE CHAM PIONS! For the third year in a row. Coach Gene Hollomon has led his All-Star team to a State Championship. The first two years it was the 10-Under State and this year it is the 12-Under Championship. Coach Hollomon along with Buddy Hollomon and Tim Edwards led a great group of young ladies to the State Championship in Tifton, Geor gia. Looks like we need to get another State Championship sign for the scoretower over at the Kinchafoonee Sports Complex. A lot of these same girls will be going to Owensboro, Kentucky very shortly to participate in the ASA National Softball Tourna ment. Seven of our all-stars along with girls from Dougherty, Terrell and Sumter County will represent our area in the ASA Nationals, coached by Gene Hollomon. Good luck Girls, go win a NATIONAL CHAMPI ONSHIP! Congrats to Coach Juan Powell, Coach Cindy Griffin and Coach Kevin Childs for a third place finish in the 14-Under GRPA State Softball Champion ship Tournament. A lot of this same group is preparing to go to Boaz, Alabama for the ISA World Tournament. Good luck girls! Congrats to the Albany A's travel baseball team for an 18th place finish in the USSSA 10- Under Major World Series out in Las Vegas, Nevada. Five boys from Lee County played on the team including Colby Johnson, Miller Wright, Taylor Howell, Jon Brock and Jonathan Thomp son. Can you believe August is here and school starts NEXT WEEK? With school starting it can only mean one thing FALL SPORTS REGISTRATION! Please check the ad in this weeks Ledger for all the information. We are handling the Fall Base ball league this year and regis tration goes for ONLY THREE MORE DAYS, TODAY, FRI DAY AND SATURDAY. Regis ter at the Kinchafoonee Sports complex Softball score tower TODAY! Youth Football and Cheerleading Registration con tinues this week and will last ONE MORE WEEK through Saturday, August 11. Registra tion times for ALL Fall Sports are 4:00-6:30 PM Monday through Friday and 9:30 AM- 2:30 PM on Saturday. Cost is $40.00 for Fall Baseball; $50.00 for Football and $65.00 for Cheerleading ($40.00 if you have your uniform from last sea son and want to cheer for the same team). For more informa tion call (229) 759-6047 Hope to see you at Registration AND the DYB Major State Baseball tournament this week end! Have a great weekend! QUOTE OF THE WEEK: "Confidence comes NOT from always being right, but from NOT fearing to be wrong." 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