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Page 2A - The Lee County Ledger, Thursday, December 6, 2001 Judge Denies Homeowners’ Injunction John V. Harper, Judge of Lee County Superior Court, issued a final order last week in favor of A&R Investments. Ralph Paustian, Anne Paustian, Albert S. James. II, and Donna J. James, defendants. The Hickory Grove Subdivision Homeowners Asso ciation, the plaintiffs, had re ceived a temporary injunction that stopped the renovation of a home located on Lot 134 of Hickory Grove Plantation. Sec tion Four. Following two days of hearings before Judge Harper in August, the judge signed an Ex Parte Tem porary Order that restrained the Making Memories Janis Breeden-Bush & Linda Breeden Wan# To Wish Our Customers JC MERRY CHRISTMAS \4rid Say Thank You for A Wonderful, Busy Year Janis Breeden-Bush & Linda Breeden 483-9909 or 483-9432 Moorman Crafts Unique Gifts For Unique People 372 Lovers Lane Road - Leesburg (Between Robert B. Lee and Mayhaw Road) 759-2194 Open Fridays and Saturdays Loans you'll like. Rates and terms you'll love. Call Alfa, I. RICK MUGGRIDGE eaUM^r 439-0590 1148 DAWSON ROAD, ALBANY owners from making or having others make any form of modifi cation. reconstruction, building or improvements to the flood house that was moved to a lot on Winstead Drive. With the signing of the final or der last week by Judge Harper, the defendants may proceed with the renovation of the home. The order further declared that the plain language of the Protective Covenants does not prohibit the placing of a home constructed elsewhere and therefore consist ing of other than new materials at the time of placement onto a lot within Hickory Grove Planta tion. Section Four, provided the same otherwise meets the require ments of the Protective Cov enants as to size and construction and the plan for same has re ceived the approval in writing of the Architecture Control Commit tee. The house measures 1,850 square feet and satisfies the mini mum square footage for Section Four of Hickory Grove Planta tion. The defendants plan to paint the brick and construct a connected garage or carport to have roof pitches that have been approved by the Architectural Control Committee. As to the defendants" counter claim for damages caused by the allegedly wrongful injunction and delays caused by this action, the defendants shall have judgement against the plaintiffs in the amount of $5,000.00, together with interest at the statutory rate. The parties shall be responsible for their own attorneys" fees and costs. /4 S«ne *7? 'Ptea&ef STONE RINGS Mig Site Slone Rings With 10 htefdKmgeoble Itoaetl $59.95 ©fto ^Uioftfd JewJm Unbelievable Price Of Only... 1027 N. Westover (Behind the Albany Mall) 888-8918 Gift Sets for the Holidays An exquisite selection of Gift Sets to pamper and please, all wrapped up and ready to go! 2510 Archwood Drive Albany, Georgia 229-435-3505 Independently owned and operated. Lee County High School Homecoming Court Lee County High School Homecoming Court pictured (l-r) are Lindsey Hill - sophomore, Ashley Gavin - senior, Meejan Hahn - senior, Angela McNeal - Senior, Christina Whitaker - Senior, Nikki Rivers - senior, Tish O’Neal - senior, Kathy Mashburn - senior, Deatrice Green - senior, Kaitlyn Bagnato - junior and Kendra Staggs - freshman. Nikki Rivers was named Homecoming Princess and Tish O’Neal was named Homecoming Queen. Trish O’Neal LCHS Homecoming Queen Tish O'Neal was crowned Lee County High School Homecom ing Queen. Miss O'Neal is the daughter of Ricky and Deanna O’Neal. She is the sister of Cade O’Neal. Bill Chambers Motors Serving the People of Lee and Dougherty County and all of Southwest Georgia for over 47 years. (< Trade with Bill and save a bill!” U.S. 19 North at Creekside Drive Leesburg 883-0887 409 W. Oglethorpe Albany 436-4046 • 439-2101 WWW. Billchambersmotors. com Lee County Teacher Obtains Highest Level On First Attempt Achieving what few even try, Kim Dobson has become a National Board for Profes sional Teaching Standards certified teacher on her first attempt. The process for becoming certified requires both as sessments and a portfolio of the teacher’s work. Dobson’s submission spanned November of 2000 to April 2001. Finally on No vember 16, 2001, she was notified that she had been awarded the highest level of certification a classroom teacher can achieve. To prepare for certifica tion, the Board provides a book of standards that re flect the quality of nationally certified teachers. Dobson indicated that this process required a lot of reflection on what she teaches and the impact she has on learning. Some of Dobson’s portfo lio included tying in social studies with the arts, build ing a classroom community, following the progress of a student’s literacy, and intro ducing a science concept (shadow and lights). She was also required to video of her self teaching and to critique herself. Dobson spent every week end and all days off working on her certification. She es timated that she has spent at least 400 hours dedicated to this process. With reim bursement from the state ex pected, Dobson spent $2,300 to be certified. Nationally certified teach ers can expect a ten percent increase in pay and opportu nities for advancement. Dob son will also have the oppor tunity to assess other teach ers who are seeking this cer tification if she chooses. With thirteen years teach ing experience, Dobson is a kindergarten teacher at Kin- chafoonee Primary School. She stated that this rigorous process has helped to make her a better teacher. The Parks at Chehaw Presents Festival Of Lights And Weekends With Santa Let the Parks at Chehaw light up your holiday season. Enjoy a leisurely drive through the Park to gaze at our many festive and unique light displays at Chehaw's annual Festival of Lights. By popular demand, this year's event won't have Jack Frost nipping at your nose because all of the Fes tival lights can be viewed from SIZEMORE LAW OFFICES W. James Sizemore, Jr. Attorney At Law Personal Injury gp Criminal • Family Law / Divorce A General/Business Law ^ Conveniently Located in Downtown Leesburg 101-A Walnut St 759-0430 the comfort of your own vehicle. Festival of Lights is December 14-23: 6-10 PM. New for this year is Chehaw's daytime event: Weekends With Santa. Visit Santa in his Wild Animal Park workshop to share your Christmas list. Afterwards, stop by the amphitheater for holi day stories with live animal en counters. Don't forget to visit the newly-stocked gift shop to find that special gift with an animal theme. Weekends with Santa is December 15,16,22.23; 1-4 PM. You can also have your picture taken with Santa. Pictures are $3 each or two for $5. Daytime, nighttime, child, or adult - - The Parks at Chehaw in Albany, GA has something for everyone this holiday season. Regular park entrance fees are in effect for both events. Entrance into the Park is $3/car, $5/van, and $ 10/bus. Entrance into the Wild Animal Park is $2/ child (3-12 years), senior citizen, and military: $3/adult; free/0-2 years. Call (229)430-5275 for more information.