HOGANSVILIA ItOME NEWS - THURSDAY, OCTOBER 12, 2000 PA6E 7
By Chad Harrington
Callaway's homecoming
as marred last Friday as the
team fell to Northgate, 49-21.
The game started after an
long day for the
High Cavaliers, but
got even longer as the bat-
with Northgate ended in
mother loss for the Cavaliers.
. Northgate took the open-
g kickoff and moved the ball
down the field. The
s running back, Justin
broke for an ll-yard
run. The Vikings
the first numbers on the
parked fire in the
eyes of the Cavaliers. They
tOok the ball on their own 20-
Yard line, handed off to Jay
who turned the cor-
and blazed down the side-
to answer the Vikings
touchdown with one of his own.
&s soon as the Vikings touched
the ball on the kickoff, Eddie
Strozier ran the ball 88-yards
to return the kick for a Viking
touchdown. Not even that put
dent into Callaway's deep-
Homecoming spirit.
Cavaliers steadily moved
the ball into Viking territory
In their 30-yard line. Jay
again used his speed
a 30-yard touchdown
ith many Vikings in tow. All
of which happened in the first
minutes of the first quar-
Coach Cummings was
team scored
touchdowns on Northgate
y Falls To Northgate, 49-', :1
faster than Manchester did.
Although the score was
close at the end of the first
quarter 21-14, Northgate,
Callaway proved they could
play ball with the best of teams.
However, their star running
back, Jay Brewer, twisted his
ankle early in the second quar-
ter and did not return.
Northgate is ranked number
nine in the state, with their only
loss coming to the hands of
Manchester. The game was out
of reach after an interception
and a bad punt by the Cavaliers
in which Northgate quickly
turned into two more touch-
downs, increasing the score to
35-14 to Northgate's favor. The
Vikings also added a 76-yard
touchdown run by Justin Dunn
opening a 21-point lead over
the Cavaliers.
AS THE TEAMS entered
the fourth quarter, Coach
Cummings decided to try a
new quarterback, Kowalski
Patterson. Patterson showed
signs of promise moving the
ball down field and scoring the
Cavaliers final touchdown on
a 32-yard run. As the game
ended, Northgate improved
their record to 5-1, 3-1 in the
region. Callaway dropped to 2-
4, 1-3 in the region. Coach
Cummings stated that his team
might have gotten a little wind-
ed after the four quick touch-
downs early in the first quar-
ter.
Coach Cummings said,
"Offensively, I think we are as
good as they were.
Defensively, it is tough for us
to stop people. We just do not
have good defensive tech-
niques, but we are playing bet-
ter than we did. One day that
switch will flip and we are
going to start doing it, and
(when they do), we'll be a good
football team."
Reggie Jackson stepped up
his game this week and fought
hard to gain 47 yards on 18 car-
ries after Brewer left the game
injured.
Brewer also gained 124
yards on seven carries with
two touchdowns, 20 yards shy
of 1000 for the season.
Patterson gives his all-
gaining 58 yards on four car-
ries and one touchdown.
The Cavaliers had 238
yards total offense on 48 car-
ries and zero yards passing.
THE CAVALIERS travel
this week to Grady High
School in Atlanta.
By Chad Hardngton
TOUGH GOING -
Karl Hajdasz and an
unidentified
Cavalier pulls down
a Viking during the
football game last
Friday night at
Callaway Stadium in
LaGrange.
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Reading Night Set
October I7 students and their families
gather at Hogansville Elementary Media
to share some special reading time.
grandparents, and siblings gather
r to select books, talk about what they
read and what they recommend, and prove
r understanding with computerized Reading
quizzes.
is that families have fun and spend
together in an activity that promotes
reading habits.
hope this will be one of many Family
Nights at Hogansville Elementary.
¢ Reading Nights like this one are catch-
country.
In our rush-rush society, it's important that
parents and busy children take time for an activ-
ity that is fun and promotes togetherness.
Practicing reading skills is a natural.
Aside from the fellowship, one exciting aspect
of Family Reading Nights is the use of the read-
ing management software, Accelerated Reader.
During the school day, students use the program
to prove their comprehension of books read.
" Quizzes passed trans]ate to reading points earned.
Now, other family members are getting in on
the testing fun.
All Beds with new color linens
All rooms have refrigerators & microwaves
Free coffee • Free continental breakfast
FOR MORE INFORMATION about Family
Reading Night contact the school at 812-7990.
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Board Meets Next Thursday
Troup County Board of Education will
its regular board meeting on Thursday,
19th at 7:00 p.m. in the Board Room of
Administrative Services Center, 200
Bridge Road, LaGrange.
The meeting is open to the public.
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PUBLIC NOTIFICATION
I:AILURE TO ADEQUATELY
SAMPLE FOR NITRATE
Name: Lone Oak
Meriwether
Person: Elaine Hillyer
(706) 637-8056
Address: P.O. Box 546
Georgia
of Release: 10-9-00
The LONE OAK water
failed to collect the required
of Nitrate samples.
The Georgia Department of
Resources, Rules for Safe
Water establish the mini-
number of drinking water sam-
be analyzed by each public
LONE OAK Water System
have
the required Nitrate sam-
entry point # 301 during the
period 1/1/1999 to
public has no assurance of
water when the suppli-
monitor the drinking water
supplier is taking corrective
to insure that an adequate
ram will be maintained.
questions should be direct-
the contact person listed above.
(10:12)
I:APUBLIC NOTIFICATION
ILURE TO ADEQUATELY
AMPLE FOR NITRATE
Name: Lone Oak
Medwether
Person: Elaine Hillyer
637-8056
i Address: P.O. Box 546
Georgia
of Release: 10-9-00
The LONE OAK water
system failed to collect the required
number of Nitrate samples.
The Georgia Department of
Natural Resources, Rules for Safe
Drinking Water establish the mini-
mum number of ddnking water sam-
ples to be analyzed by each public
water system,
The LONE OAK Water System
reports that it failed to submit or have
analyzed the required Nitrate sam-
ple for entry point # 302 during the
compliance period 1/1/1999 to
12/31/1999.
The public has no assurance of
safe drinking water when the suppli-
er fails to monitor the drinking water
quality.
The supplier is taking corrective
actions to insure that an adequate
sampling program will be maintained.
Any questions should be direct-
ed to the contact person listed above.
(10:12)
PUBLIC NOTIFICATION
MICROBIOLOGICAL VIOLATION
Total Coliform MCL Violation
Water System Name: Lone Oak
County: Meriwether
Contact Person: Elaine Hillyer
Pone: (706) 637-8056
Mailing Address: P.O. Box 546
City: Hogansville
State: Georgia
Zip: 30230
Date of Release: 10-9-00
Violation: Laboratory analyses indi-
cate the presence of Coliform bac-
teria in drinking water samples col-
lected from the WSNM-Water
System.
According to Elaine Hillyer, Water
Clerk, Coliform bacteria were pres-
ent in two (2) or more water samples
tested during the compliance period
8/1/2000 to 8/31/2000. The State
EPD and Federal Drinking Water
standards allow no more than 5% of
the samples to be Coliform positive,
if 40 or more samples are submitted
each month. If fewer than 40 sam-
ples are submitted each month, no
more than one sample may be
Coliform positive.
Required Language from
Federal Regulation: The United
States Environmental Protection
Agency sets drinking water standards
and has determined that the pres-
ence of Coliform bacteria is a possi-
ble health concern. Coliform bacte-
ria are common in the environment
and are generally not harmful. The
presence of Coliform bacteria in
drinking water is generally the resutt
of a problem with water treatment or
the pipes which distribute water. They
indicate the water may be contami-
nated with organisms that can cause
disease. Disease symptoms may
include diarrhea, cramps, nausea,
possible jaundice and any associat-
ed headaches and fatigue. These
symptoms are not just associated
with disease causing organisms in
drinking water, but may also be
caused by a number of factors other
than your drinking water. The EPA
has set an enforceable drinking water
standard for Coliform bacteria to
reduce the risk of these adverse
health effects. Under this standard,
no more than 5.0 percent of the sam-
ples collected during the month can
contain Coliform bacteria, except that
systems collecting fewer than 40
samples per month that have one
Coliform positive sample per month
are not violating the standard.
Drinking water which meets this stan-
dard is usually not associated with a
health risk from disease causing bac-
teria and should be considered safe.
Corrective Action: According to
Elaine Hillyer, Water Clerk, the source
of the contamination has been locat-
ed and corrective action taken.
Further testing is scheduled. Any
questions should be directed to the
contact person listed above.
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