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.. ....The Summerville News, Thursday, June 16, 1988
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Congratulations to the eii}:th grade class from the Sum
merville Middle School. This group will move on to ninth
14 Facing DUI Count In Chattooga
Fourteen motorists were
charged with driving under the
influence (DUI) of intoxicants
in Chattooga County durin
the past week, according to jafl
records.
They were identified as:
Randolph Shropshire, 26,
who was algo charged with not
having proof of insurance and
having an expired license.
James Allgood Jr., 44, 279
Allgood St., 'Frion.
Stephen Ray Burns, 19,
LaFayette Rte. 5.
Jackie Lee Baggett, 35,
Summerville Rte. 3, who was
also charged with violating the
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Eighth Grade Graduates
Act (GCSA). See related story.
Stephen R. Lowry, 33, Ar
muchee Rte. 1, who was also
charged with being an habitual
violator.
Larfi' M. Hughes, 28,
Vall&y ead, Ala.
illiam T. Spurlock, 27,
Summerville Rte. 1, who was
also charged with driving on a
revoked license.
Ronald Lee Davis, 33,
Adairsville.
Kenneth Lee Trammell, 20,
Trion Rte. 1, also charged with
speeding.
William Trent Rosser, 34,
Trion Rte. 2.
Henry Lee Gn_ffy), 41) Sum'
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grade classes at Chattooga High School this fall. (Photo
y Rich Jefferson).
merville Rte. 1, also charged
with not having insurance,
reckless driving, (%struction of
officers, driving on a suspend
ed license and attempting to
elude officers; Anthony “fiade
Parker, 34, Rome, also charg
ed with not having proof of
insurance.
Charlie W. Jackson, 30,
Summerville Rte. 2, also charg
ed with being an habitual
violator.
Cathy Sue Muse, 30,
Calhoun Rte. 6.
Meanwhile, Phillip An
thony Lutrell, 30, Summerville
Rte. 3, was charged with refus
ing to take a DUI test, not hav-
ing proof of insurance and driv
ing too fast for conditions.
Also, Tony Lee Hampton,
26, Trion Rte. 1, was charged
onii' with being an habitual
violator, attemfiting to elude
officers and not having proof of
insurance. He wasn't charged
with DUI.
New Bethel VBS
Vacation Bible School will
be held from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m.
Monday through June 24 at
New Bethel Baptist Church.
Classes will ge available for
ages nursery through teens.
Menlo Teacher
Cited In Books
A Menlo School teacher has
had her work Fublished in two
separate publications, one an
anthologg of poetry and the
other a State Department of
Education resource guide on
Georgia agriculture.
Pamela E. Millwood, who
now teaches Chapter 1 math,
reading and remedial readinfi
to the first throu%h fourt
grades at Menlo School, said
she assifined her then-first
grade students to write a poem
in early 1987. She told them at
the time that she would write
something along with them but
due to normal student inter
ruptions, she didn’t have time
to get started on a poem
herself.
IDEA
But in January, 1988, the
idea for a goem came to her and
she jotted down a few notes
and that night she wrote the
verse in just an hour.
After completing the poem,
she saw an advertised poetry
contest and decided to enter.
The entry deadline was last
Feb. 29 — and she dropped her
offering in the mail tfiat day.
Shortly thereafter, she said
she was notified that she had
been named an honorable men
tion winner. The publication,
“Great American Poetry An
thology,” grroduced by %orld
of Poetry Press, Sacramento,
Calif., then asked permission to
publish her verse.
Sh:franted permission and
received a copy of the book con
taining her poem about three
weeks ago.
DEDICATION
The poem about literature
is dedicated to her parents,
Evelyn Bruce Millwood, and
her late father, Cecil B.
Millwood Sr., ‘‘parents who
provided a supportive, en
couraging environment filled
with examples to follow in their
love of reading and writing.”
Her mother was a reporter
on the staff of The Gainesville
Times for 20 years and wrote
features and covered govern
mental meetings for the
newspaper.
Miss Millwood said she
became interested in writing in
college when as %art of a class
assig'nment, she had to write a
children’s book. Now, her in
terest lies with poetry, short
stories and children’s books.
Her Boem follows:
ICTORIOUS
LITERATURE
Tides of emotion wash upon
a language shore,
Debris takes shape as
words ne’er spoken. before.
The battle begins with chur
nings and burnings
As unseen captives expose
their yearnings;
Gradually building a
relentless power,
One unequaled in my hour.
Reluctantly, confinement
yields its grip
_ As words converge on their
victorious trip.
They command existence in
a concrete world
Rather than the abstract
one from which they were
hurled.
Desire to battle reality as an
existing entity
Propelled the words to join
in a goal for liberty.
The former design of reason
Powell Okays
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Bids On Pipe
Chattooga County Commis
sioner Har(riy Powell has ac
cepted a bid from Rome Con
crete Pipe Co. for pipe and
related items to be used on a
road in Dry Valley.
Bids submitted last week
were from the following
comé)anies:
adsden Concrete and
Metal Pipe Co.: 120 feet 72-inch
metal coated pipe, $102.56 per
foot; flared end sections,
$1,363.07; bands, $205.12 each.
Rome Concrete Pipe Co.:
120 feet 72-inch pipe, $61.54
per foot; and bands, $123.08
each.
Tellico Culvert Co., Ten
nessee: 72-inch pipe, $67.26 per
foot for 10-gauge, $40.04 per
foot for 14-gauge; bands,
$134.52 for 10-gauge and
SBO.OB for 14-gauge, flared end
sections, $1,150 each.
Sprayberry
Reenlists In
Air Force
Senior Airman Kevin D.
Sprayberry, son of Benny and
Linda D. Sprayberry, Trion
Rte. 1, has reenlisted in the
U.S. Air Force after being
selected for career status.
Assigned at Tyndall Air
Force Base, Fla., Sprayberry
was approved for reenlistment
by a %oard which considered
cKaracter and performance.
He is an inventory manasge
ment specialist with the 325th
Su%Ply Squadron.
he airman is a 1983
graduate of Trion High School.
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Use NEWS Classifieds!
and rhyme
Was only a cloud of ideas
harbored ;l'or a short time.
Now the battle is won;
Literature has begun!
GUIDE
She was also the only Chat
tooga CountK teacher and one
of only three classroom
teachers to serve on a seven
member editorial committee
that developed an agriculture
resource guide for Georgia
teachers for the State Depart
ment of Education. ,
Miss Millwood was taking
a class at Berry College during
the summer, 1985, and was
selected by Dr. Ouida Dickey,
the instructor, to serve on the
committee headed by Dr.
Dickey.
The Chattooga instructor
worked during evenings and on
weekends on the project and
the guide was published by the
state in 1987. Examples of
lesson ;l)(lans are contained in
the book and are organized so
that they may be photocopied
easily by teachers.
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The guide is really two in
one, she pointed out. gne is for
students kindergarten through
the second (Frade and the other
is for third and fourth grade
youngsters.
Miss Millwood is a
%raduate of Gainesville Junior
ollege and she received her
B. S. degree at Berry. She also
received her master’s degree at
Berri'l in 1985.
She began her teaching
career at Menlo School during
the 1981-82 school term.
COUNTY:
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| am a candidate for re-election as
Sheriff of Chattooga County.
| pledge to you, if re-elected, to con
tinue to provide fair, efficient, courteous,
common sense law enforcement for every
person in Chattooga County.
Re-elect a Sheriff that knows Chat
tooga County, knows you, and knows the
problems we all face in these trying
times.
In the next few weeks | hope to see
each of you personally to ask for your
vote, your support and your help in the
Aug. 9, 1988 Democratic Primary.
Re-Elect
A Working Sheriff
RE-ELECT
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PAMELA MILLWOOD WITH PUBLICATIONS
Menlo Teacher Featured In Both Books
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; T. Fondren Wright
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P. O. Box 271 (404) 734-2554
Trion, Georgia 30753 (404) 734-3661