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Recreation News
ACTIVITY CALENDAR
Thursday, Sept. 24-
Wednesday, Sept. 30
HO&RS
Monday, Tuesday, Wednes
day, Thursday and Friday —
10 am.-9 p.m,
Saturday — 10 a.m.-5 p.m.
Sunday — Closed
CUB SCOUTS
Monday — 6 p.m.
CALICO KIDS
CLOGGING GROUP
Monday — 5:30 p.m. and
Saturday — 10 a.m.
CHATTOOGA COUNTY
ATHLETIC CLUB
Ist Monday — 7 p.m.
SOCIAL SECURITY
Tuesday — 10 a.m.
BOY SCOUT TROOP 7
Tuesday — 6:30 p.m.
AEROBICS CLASSES
Tuesday — 7:30 p.m. and
Thursday — 7:30 p.m.
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Masters Division
Harvey Kelley, right, placed first in the masters divi
sion of the checker tournament sponsored by the Sum
merville Recreation Department. Leonard Bolden won
second place in the division.
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Majors Division
Clyde Langford, right, won first place in the majors divi
sion of the annual checker tournament sponsored
recently by the Summerville Recreation Department.
Vernon Frazier placed second.
KNITTING CLASSES
Wednesday — 10 a.m.
CHECKER CLUB
Thursday — 9 a.m.
REHABILITATION
REPRESENTATIVES
Thursday — 9:30 a.m.
SEQUOYAH S({}IARE
DANCE CLUB
Thursday — 7:30 p.m.
BASS CLUB
2nd Thursday — 7:30 p.m.
MEN'S VOLLEYBALL
GAME RESULTS
(Tuesday, Sept. 15)
Bigelow Road Warriors
defeated Bigelow Red — 15-6,
16-14.
Mean Machine defeated
Dooley’s Raiders — 15-13, 15-6.
Petitt Construction
defeated Exterminators —
15-10, 15-10.
(Thursday, Sept. 17)
Mean Machine defeated
Pet7itt Construction — 15-1,
15-7.
Exterminators defeated
Bigelow Road Warriors —
15-13, 15-5. -
Doolefi'estaiders defeated
Bigelow — 15-8, 15-5.
SCHEDULE
(Thursday, Sept. 24)
6 p.m. — Dooley’'s Raiders
vs. Petitt Construction.
7 lp.m. — Exterminators vs.
Bigelow Red.
8 P.m. — Mean Machine vs.
Bigelow Road Warriors.
(Tuesday, Sept. 29)
%p.m. — Dooley’s Raiders
vs. Exterminators.
7 p.m. — Bigelow Road
Warriors vs. Petitt
Construction.
8 F.m. — Mean Machine vs.
Bigelow Red.
STANDINGS
(through Thursday, Sept. 17)
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Mean Machine 2. P
Petitt Construction 141
Bigelow Road Warriors 1 1
Exterminators 11
Dooley’s Raiders 1
Bigelow Red 0 2
MIDGET FOOTBALL
GAME RESULTS
(Monday, Sept. 21)
Raiders (33), Ramblers (13).
Falcons (13), Bulldogs (0).
SCHEDULE
(Tuesday, Sept. 29)
HOST: LaFAYETTE
6:15 p.m. — Falcons vs.
Ramblers.
(Tuesday, Sept. 29)
HOST: SUMMERVILLE
6:15 p.m. — Raiders vs.
Bulldogs.
STANDINGS
(through Monday, Sept. 21)
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Raiders 1. 0.0
Falcons 12 0
Ramblers g 1 1
Bulldogs g 1 ]
MITE FOOTBALL
SCHEDULE
(Monday, Sept. 28)
HOST: TRION
6:15 p.m. — Falcons vs.
Raiders.
7:15 p.m. — Raiders vs.
Chiefs.
Photo Exhibits
The Creative Arts Guild of
Dalton has announced two
photographic exhibitions in Oc
tober. Images ‘?l7, the 16th an
nual photography competition
and el))(hibiggn of the Guild and
Creative Photography Club,
will be shown in CAG Gallery
I from Oct. 4 through Nov. 10.
In Gallery I,
Massachusetts LHhotographer
Alison Shaw will present her
exhibit of black and white
photography. Both exhibits
will be honored with an ogen
ing reception on Sunday, Oct.
4, from 2 to 4 F.m. Awards for
the winners of the Ima%es 'B7
competition will also be an
nounced. The public is invited
to attend the reception and no
admission will be charged.
Riegel Winner Of Challenge Day
Mount Vernon Mills-Riegel
Textiles Team 2 of Trion won
the Community Challenge 'B7
in competition held last Satur
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Tennessee State Rodeo Winners
Three local students have won first place
awards in the 1987 Tennessee Junior
Rodeo Assn. finals held in Franklin, Tenn.
Ross Lowry, 13, left won first place in calf
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Dunn Wins Top Awards
Ronald Dunn, a member of the Chattooga High Future
Farmers of America, did well in the Polk County and
Coosa Valley Fairs. His entry placed second in the
January Duroc boar class and was also named reserve
grand champion in the Polk fair last week. Another en
try placed second and was also named reserve grand
champion in the January Yorkshire boar class at the
Coosa fair this week. Another entry was second in the
January Duroc gilt class at Rome. (Photo By Alan
Perry).
Dotson Family
Reunion Held
The Dotson family of Lyer
ly had its annual reunion at
James H. ‘“‘Sloppy”’ Floyd
State Park last Sunday.
Those attending were:
Louis and Pauline Berry, Bet
ty and Pete Cooper, Sam and
Ruth Dotson, Flora and
Charlotte Dotson, Bennett and
Bea Mason, Tim, Judy and
Darin Dotson, Bell, Nick and
B. J. Simpson, Tina and Josh
Maynard, Steve, Kathy and
Stacy Burns, Kim Pless, Willie
and Winfred Sisemore, Lyerly;
Brenda Dotson, Mary Beth
Chambers of Trion, Robert and
Inez Grogan, Stephanie Stin
nett, Frank McGraw, Carlton
and Frankie Love, Brandon
Love, Amanda Thomas, Sum
merville; Edward and Peggy
Dotson, Cotton and Sue Dot
son and Lucille Dotson Brown
ing, Atlanta, Bob and Wanda
Sisemore, Aquilla and Beth
Adkins, Diane Jones and Ron
nie Stinnett, Fort Oglethorpe;
Lon, Ed, Evelyn, Lee, Nell,
Luther, Velma Gordon, and
Minnie Tally, Dalton; Clark E.
Dotson, Kris and Jim Todd,
Birmingham, Ala.; Robert
Duckett, Roberta and Saberina
Thompson, Quentin and Mat
thew Jones, William, Vicki,
Tautha, Bill and Tonya
Hughes, Lyerly.
day at the Armuchee High
Sc{ool football stadium.
Schroeder’s Deli took second
place while Georgia Power
roping and team roping; Traci Duke, 12,
won first place in barrel racing and Best
Girl’s All-Around; and Charlie g arrett, 13,
won first place in steer riding.
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Winner At Two Fairs
Andy Dunn, 9, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Dunn,
Menlo, placed first in the open barrow show at the
Cedartown-Polk County Fair last Thursday night, Sept.
17. He also placed first in the same class Mondag' night
at the Coosa Valley Fair, Rome. He is a student at
Menlo Elementary School. (Special Photo).
Company came in third.
Twenty-seven teams were
registered to compete in the
sixth annual challenge, which
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Reasons To Be Happy
Richard Sumner, left, and Donald Cook
had reason to be happy, based on their
showing last week in the Polk County Fair
and this week in the Coosa Valley Fair.
Both are members of the Chattooga High
Future Farmers of America. Richard’s en
try placed first and also was named grand
chamf)ion in the January Duroc boar class
in Polk. His entry also placed third in the
February Yorkshire gilt class in Polk.
Richard’s entry was first and named
grand champion in the Duroc boar class
at the Rome fair. His entry also placed se
is sponsored annually by the
Recfmond Park Wel{ness
Center to promote fun and
fitness, according to chairman
Jim Treglown. Proceeds, which
are expected to be around
$4,000 this year, go to the
United Way.
Berry College won the
*“‘Spirit Award’’ while Mount
Vernon Mills-Riegel Textiles
No. 2 took the ‘‘Best Banner
Award.” The United Way
Board of Trustees won the
most points in the ‘“Age Han
dicap Category,” starting the
day off with 100 points because
they had the highest average
age among team members.
The teams compete in a
series of 10 events, designed to
test fitness and the team’s
ability to work toEether. Win
ning the individual events
were:
Georgia Power No. 1,
challenge run; NW GA Credit
Union-RP Wellness Center,
basketball shoot; Mount Ver
non Mills-Riegel Textiles No. 2,
tug-of-war; First Union Na
tional Bank, surprise event;
Schroeders Deli, volleyball;
Floyd Medical Center, sack
race; DgnaLife, surgical scrub
relay; Berry College, mixed
relay; Georgia Kraft-
Darlington, obstacle course;
and Mount Vernon Mills-
Riegel Textiles No. 2,
boardwalk.
The surprise event, which
was not revealed to teams un
til the day of the competition,
was a horseshoe throw.
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Grand Champion
Dewayne Chamlee did well in the Polk County Fair last
week and Coosa Valley Fair this week. He is a member
of the Chattooga High Future Farmers of America. His
entry placed first in January Duroc gilt class and it was
also grand champion Duroc gilt in Polk last week.
Another entry also was first and reserve grand cham
pion Yorkshire gilt in Polk. His entries also snapped up
grand champion and first place in the January Duroc
gilt class and in the February Yorkshire gilt class at
the Rome Fair. (Photo By Alan Perry).
Chesterfield Revival Set
A revival will be held next
Monday through Oct. 2 at
Chesterfield Baptist Church,
beginning at 7 p.m. (EDT)
daily.
We Buy Standing Pine & Hardwood Timber
T. Fondren Wright
(404) 734-3209
P. 0. Box 271 (404) 734-2554
Trion, Georgia 30753 (404) 734-3661
cond in the February Yorkshire exhibit at
Rome. Donald, meanwhile, had his entries
place third in the January Duroc %'llt class
and fifth in the February Yorkshire eg'i.lt
class at the Coosa fair. He also showed in
the January Duroc class and in the
February Yorkshire gilt class in Polk.
They were among several Chattooga FFA
members who won top spots in the FFA
competition. See related story and photos
on Indian Lore page. (Photo By Alan
Perry).
The Rev: Mike Ramey,
pastor, will lead the series.
Special singing will be featured
daily.
The public is invited.
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