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Teen-ager
Escapes
Death
A 16-year-old Trion youth
escaped death Monday after
noon when he was accidently
shot in the leg at the Trion
Hnglh School football field.
he Chattooga CountK
Sheriff's Office said Heat
Whited, 16, Mountain View,
Trion, was shot in the right
lower calf with a .22 cali%er
single-shot rifle in a freak
accident,
Whited left the school Mon
d:fi afternoon to attend foot
ball practice with Brian Spears,
reports said, traveling to the
site in a Jeeg. When the
young}?ter left the J eeg. the ri
fle, which was lying between
the seats, accidently discharg
ed and the bullet struck him in
the leg, exiting through the
right ankle.
The youngster was treated
at Chattooga County Hospital
and dismissed after the
accident.
1986 Balance
Sheet Readied
A balance sheet of Chat
tooga County’s finances for the
first six months of this year
should be published in the very
near future, according to Com
missioner Harry Powell.
As soon as work is com
pleted on compiling the figures
and after it is inspected :f' the
county's auditors, the balance
sheet will be published in The
News, the commissioner
indicated.
Since work on the report
isn't complete, he doesn’t know
what it will show, Powell said.
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Ashley Estus, center, is shown as she
receives a certificate for reading the most
books during this summer’s éhattooga
Library Summer Reading program.
Ashley read 105 books during the summer
Labor Day Events
Set In Chattooga
' Chattooga Countians will
‘ join with people across the na
tion Monday to observe the
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last official holiday of summer
— Labor Day.
Two major events have
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holidays. Shown with the winner are Rita
Linker, left, and Cathy Spatholt, right,
who presented all children who read over
25 books a certificate for a free ice cream
from McDonald’s.
been scheduled in Chattooga
County, Dry Valley Days and
the Cloudland Mountain Jam
boree (see related stories).
Several thousand people are ex
pected to en{')oy crafts, games
and food at both events.
Others may cook out at
home and relax with family and
friends.
Local governmental offices
will all be closed.
No garbage will be picked
up Monday in the city o?Sum
merville but services will
resume Tuesday. Citizens with
eimergency situations may call
the Summerville Police Depart
ment at 857-2461. .
The Trion business office,
maintenance departments and
Trion Recreation Center will
also be closed Monday and gar
bage normally picked up on
Mondays will be picked up on
Tuesday.
Emergency calls m%v be
Blaced to the Trion Police
epartment at 734-2424, ac
cording to Mag'or J. C. Woods.
County offices also will be
closed Monday.
Local financial institutions
will be closed but a number of
grocery stores, convenience
stores and other businesses
will be open on Monday.
The gews offices will be
open Monday.
However, students in the
Chattooga and Trion school
systems will get an extra day
of summer vacation Monday
but classes for the 1986-87
school year will resume
Tuesday.
Criminal trials, which
started last Monday, will con
tinue this week and then
resume Tuesday after Labor
Day.
In other holiday events, the
sth Kentucky Infantry, the
Mudsills, will present a special
“living historiy" encamifment
on the life of the Civil War
soldier Saturday and Sunday
at Chickamauga National
Miltary Park in &e Dyer Field
area (auto tour stop seven).
More than 100 “‘soldiers’ will
participate.
In other events at the park,
Mr. and Mrs. Rom Amidon,
veterans of 50 years camping,
will present a camping
demonstration Saturday
through noon Monday at Point
Park near Chattanooga.
Allstate
Invests In
County
The Allstate Insurance |
Group has invested more than
$325,000 in bonds in Chat
tooga County, according to
R. H. Crossin, the companies’
regional vice president for
Georfiia.
Chattooga County in
vestments are part of more
than $192,592,000 in bonds
held by Allstate in 51 counties
in Georgia.
The companies’ investment
in Chattooga County is in
Chattooga County Hospital
Authority bonds.
“It ‘continues to be
Allstate’s policy to support the
develogment of areas in which
we do business by investing in
local communities,” Crossin
said. “We are a corporate
citizen in each of the com
munities in which our offices
are located. Like all citizens, we
will share in the progress of
these communities and sur
rounding areas.”
Among other area counties
in which Allstate has invested
in local bond issues are Walker,
Gordon and Floyd.
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