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HOG, SVmLE HERALD - THURSDAY, AUG. 23, 2012
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The Troup Harris Regional Library is launching a New
Logo Contest!
The contest is open to any active student in a Troup or
Harris County High School, or recognized home school pro-
gram for grades 9 -12.
Any student wishing to participate must abide by the
rules - these are posted on our website at www.thrl.org.
We are looking for a new logo that will incorporate our
mission, vision, and values.
Our logo needs to represent not only our area, but who
we serve and what we do. It should be clean, easily dis-
cernible, and digitally rendered. Please be aware of any copy-
write infringements or previously used logos. Since we need
to represent two counties, a broad spectrum approach would
be optimal.
The winner will receive a $500 Scholarship cIa ck cour-
tesy of the LaGrange Friends of the Library. -. --
THE winning student will be credited with creating the
new logo.
This will be great for their college portfolio! The winner
will also be posted on our website, social networks, and may
be interviewed in the local media.
We look forward to the many submissions we will receive.
Thank you for taking the time to support the Troup-Harris
Regional Library System.
All entries must be submitted electronically by 31 October
2012 to logocontest@thrl.org and will become the property
of the Troup-Harris Regional Library.
A FINAL decision should be made by the end of the year, :
with the scholarship awarded right after the Christmas break. :.:
The top 10 choices will be submitted to the LaGrange
Friends of the Library to be narrowed down to the top three. :.i
The Regional Board of Trustees will choose the winner ::
from the top three.
Photo by Andy Kober
SPREADING THE STUCCO - Hogansville area resident
Cliff Godsey has been busy working in nearby Hamilton.
Where a building once stood in the downtown a, rea, the
city is creating a Courtyard to be enjoyed by residents, vis-
itors and business people. As part of the project, Godsey
is covering the old concrete block walls of the neighbor-
ing businesses with stucco and was seen working last
Saturday. Godsey explained that he will actually put on
three coats of stucco with the last coat being smooth and
containing a color chosen by Hamilton city officials. The
project could be completed this week depending on weath-
er.
By ANDY KOBER The Hummingbird Golf ed by Hogansville Coffee
Tournament will be heldClub.
The annual Saturday, September 22, at Prizes are said to include
Hummingbird Festival Golf the Hogansville Golf Club. the longest drive, closest to
"Iburnament has been sched- The tournament will begin the pin, cash and more.
tried for September. with registration at 9 a.m. fol- A hole in one on the 18th
The golf tournament is lowed by a four-person Hole will win a car courtesy
part of those events centered Scramble at 10 a.m. of SouthTowne.
on the Hummingbird The cost is $40 per golfer: Space is limited to 11
Festival ,:uzd thin will De tile The fee incluues a commem- teams and 44 golfers so those
fourth year of the tourna- orative t-shirt and lunch, interested need to register
ment. Free coffee is being provid- early.
DANIEL, HADDEN, & ALFORD, P.C.
SOCIAL SECURITY DISABILITY
If you have been turned down for social security disabil-
ity benefits, we may be able to help. We have over 20
years experience in getting social security benefits
approved. Please call Peter Alford for a free consulta-
tion.
(706) 882-9261
202 N. Lewis St. LaGrange, GA 30240
I In a hurry? We'll try to get you in today! - qf'e,
Bvy I 1 Free
(in house special day)
every
includes frome, SV lens
Dr. Patrick E Heath O,D.
1140 13th St 706
Those interested in par-
ticipating in the
Hummingbird Golf
Tournament should contact
Marla at 706-637-8887 or 706-
957-9338 or email canned-
eye@yahoo.corn :
Proceeds from the
Hummingbird Golf ,
Tournament benefits the
Hogansville Charitable ::
Trust. ; ::
LEADING THE YOUTH - Several Callaway High School students have been selected to participate in Youth Leadership
Troup which is sponsored annually by the LaGrange Chamber of Commerce and Leadef, ship,TrQup Divlir Ka L a
senior at Callaway High, addressed the 26 new members of YLT at the Chamber On Tues(day afte cS6ff. Shk fi ed
her experiences from the Summer Leadership Institute in Washington, DC this'past Jun'e."l rs. SheilaRowe di cts
the Leadership and Youth Leadership Programs for the Chamber. Callaway participants and their parents include,
seated (I-r) Casey Pruitt, Abby Kennedy; First row (I-r), Divlin Kaur, Pam Pruett, Ana Jones, Brittany Kennedy, Synahia
"rigner. Back row (I-r), Keshun Freeman, Keisha Freeman, Antonia Jones, Deborah Kim, Sheila Rowe and Tamunya
Sgner. Not pictured is Sarah Brown.
Communities
In Schools
Troup County
CIS of Troup County
Photo courtesy of Mary Stewart
SHOPPING IN DOWNTOWN - After hold-
ing a similar successful event earlier this
year, merchants in the downtown area held
a special event last Saturday that featured
sidewalk sales and live entertainment.
Various merchants had tables outside their
stores displaying merchandise helping pull
people into the stores. Live music was pro,
vided by Ralph Lynch and Friends, and
free hot dogs were served in front of
Hummingbird Mall. Pictured is Susie
Osgood and her granddaughter, Madeleine
Murdock, look a goodies found in front of
Williams and Marry's Antiques and Blue
Train Books/Hogansville Coffee Club.
will participate in CIS of Georgia's annual statewide
Dine Out For Kids (DOFK) fundraising and awareness event, in
partnership with the Georgia Restaurant Association.
DOFK will be held on Thursday, August 23, 2012.
Bring your appetite and head to a supporting local restaurant.
For complete restaurant listings, visit www.dineoutforkids.org.
Proceeds will help us provide more educational programs for the at-risk students that are
served by CIS of Troup County. Participating DOFK diners win be eligible for a drawing to win
donated prizes and restaurateurs have an opportunity to help kids
succeed in school in an easy and affordable manner. Tell your friends and be a part of this
worthwhile event. If you have any questions, or would like to he added to the
participating restaurant list, contact Jack Eatman at 706-298-7230.
Many restaurants across the State of Georgia are participating in this effort.
Please support CIS of Troup by "Dining Out for Kids" August 23, 2012 at the
local restaurants listed below:
Burger King - LaFayette Parkway
Burger King - New Franklin Road
Burger King - Roanoke Road
DJ's Wings & Things - Hogansville Road
Moe's Southwest Grill - LaFayette Parkway
Roger's BBQ of Hogansville - Main SWeet,
Taste of Lemon - Mor~ban Street ~.
Zaxbys - Lafa~,&te Pkwy
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