Fall Activities Plentiful
At Many Area Schools
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By Chad Harrington
HITTING - Callaway' s defense, led by Mark Hajdasz and Roderick Stephens, made some
hits on Northgate last Friday night. However, Northgate won the contest, 49-21.
Hires Lawyer
Fence Controversy
Geter
iJohn Arnold of Hogansville
hired re-
the erect-
his home
at 804 East Main St.
Hogansville Historical
Commission
an application Arnold
several weeks ago.
&ttorney John Rasnick of
in a letter to
Mayor Wilson St.
and the council urged
do them "right thing"
federal civil rights law-
be brought against the
"my client's
as.we, as. 9ther p en-
letter, the
is latticework that will be
with vegetation.
primary purpose is it
a structure which
arate Arnold's garden
from the public sidewalk,
stated.
said the garden area con-
could be con-
an "attractive nui-
under the law and his
insurance company
he must fence in
to avoid cancellation
policy.
second purpose for the
is to provide privacy to
garden area.
&fter attending a Historic
Arnold on September
said it is "absolute-
that this board
this decisior/ in such a
manner."
said there can be only
)Conclusions as to whether
this fence is compatible
with historic nature of his home.
"At the meeting the com-
mission simply stated it was not
compatible," Rasnick stated,
"they had no documentation or
justification for their decision."
He said the decision was
totally subjective and was not
based on any criteria or
research for precedent.
Rasnick noted since they
met at the library, books were
just steps away to show that lat-
tice type fences covered with
vegetation is not only histori-
cally accurate but is in an area
of historic preservation that
needs to be promoted.
He noted during the
Victorian generation, a great
amount of stress existed in life
and they wished to Seek peace
and tranquility in "garden set-
tings."
Rasnick also stated in his let-
ter the Historic Preservation
commission was operating ille-
gally and unconstitutionally.
He said the ciW council is to
appoint five members to the his-
toric commission with one being
a city council member.
"They have not had a city
council member on the board
for years," he stated.
The rules calls for members
to be appointed for three year
terms with a maximum of two
terms or six years..
Rasnick stated that Arnold
is the only person who has ever
confronted the historic com-
mission about a fence, when oth-
ers have built fences without
any input by the historic com-
mission.
Rasnick said the council has
the power to correct the "abuse
of power' directed at John
Arnold.
Anniversaries
Observed by Many
Hogansville folks Maxwell, Meredith Rhodes, Mr.
Celebrating birthdays or
during October.
5
Johnson, Eunice
Patti Studdard, Tim
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R. Burdette, John
Arnold, Pierce Moore,
Yarbrough, Taylor
Mr. and Mrs. J.H.
anniversary.
7
Sam Toney, Mr.
Mrs. Jody McDaniel,
and
Johnson, Patrick A.
Rusty Brown,
Phillips.
Eris Mason, Mike
r Barrett, Jr.
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Jones, Gene Ayers,
Cranston,
Shawn Searles,
Mrs. Ricky Ayers,
11
Neese, Edye
and Mrs. David Howington, and
Mr. and Mrs. Joel Keith,
anniversary.
October 12
Carmen Wheelus, Christen
Wheelus, Clay Cook, Erin
Brock, R.H. Griffith, Robin
Garrison, Wade Gaddy.
October 13
Betty Galloway, Gayle
Griffith, Wendy Fohrman,
Geneva Clark.
October 14
Agnes Driessens, Donald L.
Neese, Lois Burson.
October 15
Ashley Freeman, Heather
Lee, Karen Drake, Tillman
White.
October 16
David Gill, Tim Reynolds,
Mavis Thompson, Mr. and Mrs.
Jackie Fretwell, anniversary.
October 17
Charles Lee, Frances
Herndon, Mike Vinyard,
Mildred Robinson, Jane Spinks.
October 18
Johnny Thompson, Marcie
Howington.
A wide range of activites are
coming up at area schools.
Gardner Newman Middle
School will have a chorus con-
cert Tuesday, October 10th at
7:00 p.m. in the gym.
The Troup County Board of
Education will have its caucus
meeting on Monday, October
16th at 7:00 p.m. in the Board
Room of Administrative
Services Center, 200 Mooty
Bridge Road, LaGrange.
Hillcrest Elementary School
will have an open house, pizza
supper, PTO meeting and report
card pickup on 2hesday,
October 17th from 5:30 until 8:00
p.m.
Hollis Hand Elementary
School will have an open house,
hot dog supper, book fair and
report card pickup on Tuesday,
October 17th at 6:00 p.m.
The Troup County Board of
Education will have its regular
board meeting on Thursday,
October 19th at 7:00 p.m. in the
Board Room of Administrative
Services Center, 200 Mooty
Bridge Road, LaGrange.
Long Cane Elementary
School will have a Fall Festival
on Friday, October 20th at 6:00
p.m.
Troup High School will pres-
ent the drama, "You're a Good
Man Charlie Brown" on Sunday,
October 22nd at 3:00 p.m., and
on Monday, October 23rd and
Tuesday, October 24th at 7:30
p.m. in the commons area.
West Side Magnet School
will have a pizza supper and
book fair at 6:00 p.m. on Monday,
October 23rd.
Hillcrest Elementary School
will have a PTO social on
Wednesday, October 24th for
grades K-2 from 3:00 until 5:00
p:m.
Callaway High School will
have a PTO meeting on
Thursday, October 26th at 6:30
p.m. in the cafeteria.
Hillcrest Elementary School
will have a PTO social on
Thursday, October 26th for
grades 3-5 from 3:00 until 5:00
p.m.
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Fall Festival on Thursday,
October 26th at 5:30 p.m.
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