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(Photo courtesy The Trion Facts and T. Emmett Nunn)
TRION LASSIES— Here are the Trion
High School girls who play basketball
this year. They are (left to right, front
row), Cissy Erwin, Peggy Silvers, Susan
Cavin, Diane Orr, Shirley Pritchett;
(second row, left to right) Mildred
Jones, City of Summerville
Plan Out Details on CD
County Commissioner John
Jones said this week he is pro
ceeding with plans for a civil
defense program in Chattooga
County, following meetings held
on the matter last week.
He had named Luther Smith,
Summerville CD director, as
county CD director, and Mr.
Smith has tentatively accepted,
pending the working out of de
tails.
Attorneys for the City of
Summerville and Chattooga
County were to confer on the
legal aspects within a few days,
Mr. Jones said.
Lewis Brown, Cartersville, area
civil defense director, met with
Summerville Mayor J. R. Dowdy,
Councilmen Will Hair, Charles
Wright and Hubert Palmour
Thursday night. Others attend
ing included CD Director Luther
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pillowcases COMMERCE STREET SUMMERVILLE
Smith, Juanelle Ramey, Diane Gray,
Linda Green, Brenda Palmer, Cheryl
Brown, (third row, left to right) Selene
Powell, Virginia Ray, Susan McCain,
Joyce Suits, Diane Ellis and Ann Hix.
Smith and Summerville Clerk
Sam Sitton.
Another meeting on CD was
held Friday night with Com
missioner Jones, Councilmen
Hair, Palmour and Wright, Mr.
Sitton and Mr. Smith attend
ing.
Commissioner Jones presented
the answers to some questions
he had presented to the county
attorney on the legal aspects of
a county CD operation. The city
clerk was asked to present the
opinions to the city attorney,
T. J. Espy, and Mr. Espy and
the county attorney, F. H. Boney,
were expected to meet sometime
this week and work out details.
Briefly, Mr. Jones had asked
the county attorney whether the
county commissioner could or
ganize civil defense, whether the
county could levy a tax for CD
and whether the county could
donate funds to a city CD unit
within the county.
The county attorney replied
that although he could find no
authority for the commissioner
himself to form a CD unit, the
commissioner does have the au
thority to nominate a director,
FBI Thanks
Police for
Assistance
Summerville Police Chief
Griffin Pledger and his Depart
ment were commended and
thanked by the Federal Bureau
of Investigation recently for
their aid in apprehending a
suspect.
In a letter to Chief Pledger,
James E. McMahon, special
agent in charge in Atlanta,
said: ‘The excellent assistance
and cooperation rendered by
you and the men of your de
partment to Special Agent Jack
M. Webreck of the Rome, Geor
gia, Resident Agency was greatly
appreciated.”
He pointed out that the Sum
merville officers on Nov. 26, 1962
arrested James Albert Phillips
and Susan Anne Haddock and
that on Dec. 13, 1962, Phillips
was sentenced in federal court
on charges of transporting a
stolen vehicle interstate.
following the governor’s order
along the line; that he found no
provision for a joint city-county
unit but there could be mutual
assistance between a city and
county unit and there is no rea
son why the same person couldn’t
serve as director of any and all
units in a county; that while
the county can levy taxes only
for specific purposes set out in
the constitution, it could prob
ably levy taxes for administra
tive purposes which in turn
could be used for civil defense;
and that while there is no au
thority for the county to make
a contribution of equipment,
supplies or money to a city CD
unit, there could be a mutual
agreement between a county and
municipalities permitting cer
tain city CD equipment to be
used outside the city and per
mitting certain county CD
equipment to be used within a
municipality.
POLICE BEAT
Lester Fay Adams, of Trion,
has been charged by Summerville
police with possessing non-tax
paid whiskey.
The right rear wheel and tire
on a 1963 station wagon at Wil
son Motor Co. was reported miss
ing Monday.
Clark H. Barnes, of a Summer
ville address, was charged with
disorderly conduct and speeding
on Saturday, according to Sum
merville police.
The Summerville Fire Depart
ment answered a false alarm at
2:35 p.m. Saturday to Sitton
Apartments.
Robert Lee Jones was charged
Jan. 19 with possessing non-tax
paid whiskey, Summerville po
lice records show.
Minor damage resulted at 9
p.m. Sunday when a fire oc
curred at the residence of R. P.
Shropshire on Miller Street. A
brick out of the chimney caused
the blaze, it was stated.
Bowling
Standings
Midway League
W L
Clemons Bros. Furn. 10 2
Chatt. Cash & Carry _ 9 3
Hurley's Food Center _ 8 4
Menlo Pres. Church __ 5 7
Toles Drive-In 2 10
Supreme Oil Co 2 10
Men’s Keggler’s League
W L
Pennville Hardware _ 10 2
Trion Serv. Sta. 8 4
Hall’s Serv. Sta. 8 4
Alley Cats 7 5
Shake Shop 5'4 6'4
Trion Dry Cleaners — 5*4 6*4
Riegel Textile Corp. 5 7
Summerville Jaycees _ 5 7
Coca-Cola 4 8
Trion Drugs 2 10
Ladies Tri-City League
W L
Tas-Tee 71
Tri-City Concrete 4 4
Chatt. Whlse. Supply _ 4 4
Harper-Nichols Furn. _ 4 4
Rutledge Chervolet — 3 5
Attic Shop 2 6
Men's Tri-City League
W L
Hurley’s Food Center 48 20
Studdard’s Drive-In _44 24
Jackson Chevrolet 36 32
B& N Amusement . 35 33
Lowry’s Dept. Store 32 36
McDonald’s Garage .... 25 43
Piggly Wiggly —25 43
Fletcher’s Pure Oil 21 47
Moms and Pops League
W L
LJ’S 28*4 15*4
G-Men 27*4 16*4
Luckies 26*4 17*4
Alley Bums . 26 18
Bommerangs 22'4 21*4
800-Boos - 18’4 25’4
L & M’s -• 17’4 26'4
Spares . -10 34
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Chattooga Would Be
In Mtn. Authority
Chattooga would be part of a
21-county North Georgia Moun
tains Authority which the Geor
gia Senate has voted to create.
The House is expected to also
approve the matter.
The main purpose of the Au
thority would be to develop tour
ist business.
State Sen. Joseph E. <Bo) Log
kins of Trion added an amend
ment to the original bill which
did not include Chattooga, Dade,
Walker, Catoosa and Whitfield
Counties, specifying that these
five be included.
Such an Authority would be
self-sustaining, he said, and
would issue bonds for the pur
pose of developing tourist at
tractions. The bonds would be
paid off with proceeds from such
tourist services as motels, restau
rants, etc., he said.
Girls’ Cage
Game Is Fri.
A 6th-7th grade girls' basket
ball team from Summerville will
host a Trion team at 4 p.m. Fri
day at the Summerville Recrea
tion Center.
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County Board
Os Education
To Meet Tues.
The Chattooga Board of Edu
cation will hold its February
meeting at 4 p.m. Tuesday.
Largely routine matters are
expected to be discussed, School
Supt. James Spence said.
In the meantime, group meet
ings on the proposed new Chat
tooga High School continue.
Architect M. G. Turner and
State Department of Education
consultants met with the school
lunchroom group Friday to
discuss the various features
needed in the new lunchroom,
Supt. Spence said.
On Tuesday afternoon, Mr.
Turner and State Department
of Education consultants met
with the guidance, band and
physical education instructors
to discuss the needs in those de
partments.
This will be the opening game
for the Summerville group,
coached by Mrs. Henry Duke.
The Summerville News, Thursday, January 31, 1903
Storey Heads
Coosa Group
Bernard Storey, of Armuchee,
well-known in Chattooga Coun
ty, has been named chairman
of the Coosa Valley Area Plan
ning and Development Commis
sion.
He succeeds T. Harley Harper,
of Rome, who resigned because
of the press of business. The
Harper term was to expire June
30.
Mr. Storey, who is associated
with his father in the S. I.
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Storey Lumber Co., was an
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Commission.
The Chattooga members of
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