PAGE 10 - HOGANSVILLE HOME NEWS - JANUARY 13, 2000
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THE CRABB FAMILY GOSPEL SINGERS will be at Hoofers
Gospel Barn Saturday night, January 22 singing hits such "Trail
of Tears" and "Please Forgive Me"
Gospel and Bluegrass
Concert at Hoofers
Hoofers and the Gospel
Barn will present a big gospel
and bluegrass concert on
Friday and Saturday night,
January 21 and 22 at the Gospel
Barn located on the
Hogansville Road in LaGrange.
On Friday night, the
Primitives Quartet along with
the Issacs, the Bishops, Doyle
Lawson and Quick Silver and
New Horizon will perform.
On Saturday evening, the
award winning Crabb Family,
the Dove Brothers, Brian Free
and Assurance along with
LaGrange's own Christianairs
will be on tap.
Special guest on Saturday
night will be Ronnie Hinson
who has written many award
winning songs such as the
Lighthouse and He Pilots My
Ship.
The concerts will began
each night at 7 p.m.
Hoofers Restaurant will be
opened during and prior to each
concert serving great food
including steaks and seafood.
A snack bar as always will
be open for your convenience.
For more information and
ticket reservations call (705)
885-9300 or 1 800-844-6737.
CLERICAL POSITION
The City of HogansviUe is currently accepting applications for a
clerical position in the natural gas department. This individual is
responsible for all record keeping of both federal and state
requirements pertaining to natural gas, The successful applicant
must be at least a high school graduate or received a G.E.D..
The successful applicant must also submit to pre-employment and
random drug testing as required by'federal natural gas regulations.
Interested persons may pick up an application at the
Hogansville City Hall Monday through Friday between
9:00 a.m and 5:00 p.m..
Applications will be accepted until the position is filled.
THE CITY OF HOGANSVlLLE
is an Equal Opportunity Employer.
Hogansville Elementary
Showcased at Open House I
facilities.
Comments of"I can't believe
it" and "this can't be the same
building" were commonly
heard throughout the evening.
Parents were thrilled to see
the state of the art facilities that
will take their children to new
heights in learning.
If you did not have the
opportunity to visit the school
yet, feel free to come by and
ask for a tour.
The $2.4 million face lift is
being funded through the
Special Local Option Sales Tax.
Hogansville Elementary
finally got to showcase their
beautiful, newly renovated
facilities during their open
house held on January 6.
Originally built as a high
school, buildings dating back to
the 1950's were completely gut-
ted and rebuilt.
Only the walls, floors, and
roofs were left intact.
A completely new infra-
structure was installed, giving
the school the appearance of
being brand new on the inside.
Visitors were in awe of the
By Frances Robinson/Staff
BARBARA ROBINSON AND MARKEISHA ROBINSON enjoy a
visit to Markeisha's €lassroom during Open House at the new
Hogansville Elementary School•
DEBRA AND TACCO PARKER look around the newly
school with great anticipation and smiles during the open L.
last Thursday night. !1 d
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Looking Forward to the
New Year and Adventur0000l
With the year 2,000 getting
under way, we look forward to
all the things a New Year
brings; fresh goals, new begin-
nings and renewed values•
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Year brings, 2,000 brings to us
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882-2990
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Twin Cedars to place modular units and operate
group camp will not be on the January 13, 200(t
but will be considered by the Troup County
Appea,s Board at 10:0t) a.m. on February
at 900 Dallas Street in the Commission Chambers.
more information call (706) 883-1650.
ALL WRITTEN AND ORAL COMMENTS AR1
INVITED CONCERNING THIS MATTER.
Michael J. Zoning
