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Mrs. Denna Day’s third-grade class at
Menlo Elementary School recently wrote
about their best Christmas-time gift. The
students included (first row, L-R) Wendy
Sisk, Jenny Harris, Amy Ballard, Cindy
Daffron, Mary Ward, Scott Howard,
Neal Hunt and Chuck Harris; (second
New Harmony
Group To Be
At Singing
The Handcrafters Guild of
Northwest Georgia will hold a
meeting Jan. 8 in Dalton to
discuss possible storefronts
and the gathering of crafts for
participation in the Industrial
Fair Jan. 10-13 in Gainesville.
The group has accomplish
ed a great deal towards their
goal of a craft marketing shop
and association.
All interested craftspeople
and artists are urged to attend
the meeting. The meeting
begins at 7:30 p.m. at the
county extension auditorium,
420 N. Hamilton, in Dalton.
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Tell Os Best Christmas
2 From Here
Make UGA’s
Dean’s List
Two local women are
among 2,641 students named
to the University of Georgia
fall quarter dean's list.
Named to the dean's list
were: Debbie Gayler of 107
Allen St., Summerville, who is
majoring in education: and
Mary Lynn Hopkins of 250
Tavern Lane, Trion, who is
majoring in home economics.
Both students are seniors.
Nomination to the dean’s
list means a student has earn
ed a 3.6 grade-point average or
higher out of a possible 4.0.
row) Tracy Crain, Sharon Clayton,
Michelle Sumner, Chera Davis, Jeff
Browning, Brian West, Krista Garmon
and Tracey Price; (third row) Kim
Huskey, Sean Hogue, Shelly Garland,
Christy Oehlson, Judy Tapp, Gina War
ren and Ken Scott.
What was the best
Christmas gift you ever
received? I was 7 years old
when Mother and Daddy gave
me a small fox terrier. Her col
or and her name were Ginger.
Against all rules, I would
sneak her into my bed. If so
meone came, under the covers
she went and down to the foot
of the bed, leaving a trail of
small moist spots. Like
Charlie Brown, I believe hap
piness is a warm puppy.
Mrs. Yvonne Thompson
(fifth-grade teacher) and Mrs.
Denna Day (third-grade
teacher) asked their students
at Menlo Elementary School
what was their best Christmas
gift. Here are some of their
thoughts:
“One Christmas morning I
woke up and saw a Baby Wet
and Care. She was in front of
the Christmas tree with all my
other stuff. I love her better
than the other toys.”—MARY
You and Your
Schools
By SUE SPIVEY
Member, Board of Education
Mrs. Yvonne Thompson’s fifth-grade
class at Menlo Elementary School
recently wrote of their best Christmas
gift they had ever received. The students
included (front row, L-R) Patricia Crowe,
Peky Smith, Charlotte Schrader, Shanna
Gilreath, Paula Ward, Kim Ballard and
MICHELLE SUMNER
“One Christmas morning I
woke up and saw my family
sitting by the Christmas tree.
They said “Merry
Christmas.” Then we opened
our presents. I found a
tapepfayer. I loved it. I played
it for a year and now my bat
teries are dead and I hope to
Set some on Christmas
lay.”—CINDY DAFFRON
“I got a green radio last
Christmas. I always put it on
my bicycle while I
ride.”—TRACY CRAIN
“The best gift I ever got
was my house, because I
wanted to get out of the trader
that we used to live
in.”—NEAL HUNT
“The best Christmas gift I
ever got was a Bible. The
reason it is my favorite it was
given to me by my favorite old
people, the
Browns.”—KRISTA GAR
MON
Describe Best Holiday Gifts
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“My best gift is a coat. It
was navy blue. It keeped me
warm in the winter. It was
thick and comfort
able.”—SEAN HOGUE
“The best Christmas pre
sent I ever got was a sink,
stove, cabinet and
refrigerator. I like to play with
it a lot. The color of it is yellow
and orange. It has a place
where you can put
dishes.’’-ANGELA EVANS
“When I got up on
Christmas morning, I went
downstairs. I found my bike.
Then my daddy picked up the
back end of my bike and I
started to spin.”—CHUCK
HARRIS
“Last Christmas Eve I
wanted a stuffed animal. The
sun was coming up. I got up
and ran down the stairs. I saw
a pretty stuffed animal. And I
have loved it every
since.”-AMY BALLARD
“The best Christmas gift I
ever got was a three-wheeled
motorcycle. One day I was
over at Summerville at my
Nanny’s house and came
home and found it sitting out
side. I rode it about two hours
and I still like it
today.”—CHUCK POWELL
“The best Christmas gift I
ever got was a Holly Bible
with my name on it. My daddy
got it for me in 1978. I still
have it and its still in good
shape.’’-JIMMY RECTOR
“I got a vanity that mat
ches my bedroom suit last
year for Christmas. I was so
surprised and happy. Mom
ana Dad said they couldn't af
ford to buy it for me; so that
proved to me there really is a
Santa Claus! ’’ — PAULA
WARD
“It was when I got my
drum set. That night I stayed
up until 2 a.m. My Grand
parents came a week later
when I was listening to tapes
and playing the drums with
and just getting the beat and
the feel of them. My mother
and father made me play them
for my grandparents.”—
JEFF BARNES
“The best Christmas gift I
ever got was a go-cart. I like
to turn tailspins and go
fast.”—KlM WINTERS
“Lots of people have got
ten really nice gifts. I got a
real nice gift once. It was a
motorcycle. It was a Genini 50
and was a pretty orange.
When I woke up that morning
I walked into the living room.
It was left on the porch. I
walked outside and cranked it,
?ut it in gear and rode all day.
t was a very nice gift, and I
still ride it.”—TONY WARD
“Now I’m sure every one
has a favorite Christmas gift
they ever got, well I sure have.
I got a motorcycle for the best
Christmas gift I ever got.
Christmas morning I got up
and looked under the
Christmas tree and there it
was, a Honda ZSO. I ran into
mother and father’s room and
told them. They both came. I
told father to get it out. When
he did I road it all day that
day.’ -KELLY HALL
“The best gift I ever got
was a bike. I was about nve
when I got it and it was red,
white and blue. I fell off of it a
lot. Mom and Dad bought it
for me.”—SHIRLEY RAPE
“The best Christmas gift I
ever got was a B. B. Gun. I
play with it a lot. I would go
shoot mistletoe with it. I like
to go walking around our field
looking for more mistletoe to
shoot. Sometimes when it
rains I have a target on the
porch that I can practice with.
If it isn't raining I use my
target that is outdoors. When
I use my B. B. gun I have to
follow the safety rules that
come with the gun. B. B. guns
are dangerous if you miss use
Valerie Langston; (back row) Kim
Winters, Abby Ril hey, Lynn
McDonald, Dale Rich, Steven Anderson,
Craig Pettyjohn, Shirley Rape, Chuck
Powell, Jamie Harris, Tony Ward, Jeff
Barnes and Kelly Hall.
them.”-ABBY RITCHEY
“It was a bicycle. I got out
in the snow and had a wreck. I
got up and rod it some more. I
had a lot more wrecks
too.’’-STEVEN ANDER
SON
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THOUGHT: “Every good
gift and every perfect gift is
from above, and cometh down
from the Father.”—James
1:17
HAVE A NICE DAY!
I TO THE I
I CITIZENS 4 " I
OF
I TRION- ■k^ll
J I ask your vote on January 3, 1980 for Mayor to continue
the many improvements to our Town we have been able to
accomplish working together. Some of which I am particular
ly proud are
* New Community Center
* New Town Hall
* New Waste Water Treatment Plant
* 2 New Fire Trucks
* Increase in local support of our schools from $125,000
when I became Mayor to $224,000 this year
* Improved benefits for Town employees—lnsurance,
retirement program, paid vacation, sick leave and holidays
* Renovation of Ball Fields, Tennis Courts and Swimm
ing Pool
* New Sewer Pumps at Park Avenue pumping station
* Resurfacing and curbing of our streets
* Improved Street Lighting with mercury lamps
;■ * Getting legislators’ agreement to introduce legislation
to provide homestead exemption from Trion property taxes
for the elderly.
These improvements which have made our Town such a
better place in which to live have cost millions of dollars, but
your Tax Millage Rate HAS NOT INCREASED. These millions
■ came in part from Federal and State grants we obtained, a
larger tax digest with new homes and Riegel expansions,
and from efficient, economical management. I believe every
j one of your tax dollars spent should bring you that much
benefit.
Representing you, I serve on various committees of the
4 Georgia Municipal Assn., Joint Municipal Employees Retire
< ment System (chairman), Coosa Valley Planning and
■ Development Commission (former chairman—2 terms).
B These offices have greatly aided our success in obtaining
those grant funds.
I have been privileged to serve as your Mayor for the past
16 years and I deeply appreciate and thank you for the sup
( port you have given me. I ask you to continue your support
with your vote and pledge you my best efforts in continuing
j ourworktogetherforthegoodof our Town if you re-elect me
for another term.
I SINCERELY, I
JAKE WOODS
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H PAID POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT J
The Summerville News, Thurs., Dec. 27, 1979
W, Georgia's Honor Roll
Three county residents are
among 297 students at West
Georgia College that were
recently nafned to the fall
quarter dean's list.
Named to the dean’s list
were: James W. Doster,
Pvt. Hampton In
Army Program
Pvt. Randy L. Hampton,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Morgan
C. Hampton, Route 1, Trion,
recently completed One Sta
tion Unit Training (OSUT) at
Fort Benning.
OSUT is a 12-week period
which combines basic combat
training and advanced in
dividual training.
The training included
weapons qualifications, squad
tactics, patrolling, landmine
warfare, field communications
and combat operations. This
qualifies the soldier as a light
weapons infantryman and as
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In order to be placed on the
dean's list, a student must
have completed the quarter
with at least a 3.5 grade-point
average out of a possible 4.0.
TV Economics
Class Slated
A registration session for
“Consumer Economics," the
television course being offered
via Summerville’s Clear-Vu
Cable Inc., has been scheduled
for Friday, Jan. 4, from 11
a.m. to noon in the Chattooga
High School counselor’s of
fice.
an indirect fire crewman.
Soldiers were taught to
perform any of the duties in a
rifle or mortar squad.
Hampton entered the Ar
my in August of this year.
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