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Carter Michael Tucker Hannah Lynn Harris

Born: July 26, 2009 Born: December 7, 2009
Weight: 8lbs, 11oz Weight: 4lbs, 13oz
Length: 21 inches Length: 18.5 inches
Parents: Todd & Libby Tucker Parents: Josh & Sarah Harris
Grandparents: William & Peggy Grandparents: Charles & Kim Har-
Tucker; Gary & Sue Hood ris; George & Linda Moody; & Becky
Higgs

Annabell Alexas Winters Cheyann Marie Smith

Born: March 4, 2010 Born: March 24, 2010
Weight: 8lbs, 6.2oz Weight: 8lbs, 12oz
Length: 20 inches Length: 19 inches
Parents: Tiffany Causey & Zach Parents: Tamra Bone & Garrett
Winters Jr Smith
Grandparents: Sheri & Zach Win- Grandparents: Buddy Bone;
ters Sr.; Stephanie & Eddie Jensen; Danelle Bone; Tammie & Kinn Smith
Michelle Causey; Jimbo Causey
Annabelle Bailey Payne
Jadon Riley Coover Born: April 13, 2010
Born: November 3, 2009 Weight: 7lbs, 8oz
Weight: 8lbs, 6oz Length: 19.25 inches
Length: 21.5 inches Parents: Natalia Pavich & Marcus
Parents: Jeff & Shana Coover Scott Payne
Grandparents: Buford & Gwen Grandparents: Joann Harmon;
Maltbie; Rev. JF & Faye Coover Veronica Dailey

Brannon Grady Hamrick

Gabrielle Ann Euliano
Born: March 23, 2010
Born: March 6, 2010
Weight: 9lbs, .04oz
Weight: 6lbs, 10oz
Length: 20 inches
Length: 17 inches
Parents: Jimmy & Jenny Hamrick
Parents: Meghan & Shane Euliano
Grandparents: Jeff & Lori Lee;
Grandparents: Michele & Mark
Sharlene Garmon; Taz & Ann
Plotts; Lynn & Steve Euliano Hunter
Hamrick

Joseph Michael Harris Preston Michael Wood

Born: March 2, 2010 Born: February 18, 2010
Weight: 8lbs, 9oz Weight: 6lbs, 15oz
Length: 20.75 inches Length: 19 inches
Parents: Dawn & Jeff Harris Parents: Keith & Kristie Wood
Grandparents: Joan & Stewart Grandparents: Margaret & Robert
Gates; Shizue & Virgil Harris Merritt; Gene & Jeanette Brown

Tatum Ansley Jiles Bria Esther Mines

Born: March 22, 2010 Born: April 6, 2010
Weight: 6lbs, 15oz Weight: 7lbs, 7oz
Length: 18.5 inches Length: 19.5 inches
Parents: Darrin & Shannon Jackson Parents: Marcus & Shan Mines
Grandparents: Trevor & Danielle Grandparents: Teresa Bell; Charles
Jiles & Valerie Harris

Alexis Kate Shearouse Michael Elijah Mayes

Born: February 11, 2010 Ridgeway
Weight: 8lbs, 8oz Born: March 10, 2010
Length: 19 inches Weight: 7lbs, 5oz
Parents: Gil & Kristi Shearouse Length: 19.5 inches
Grandparents: Lewis & Joan Phelts; Parents: Ben & Callie Ridgeway
Rod & Betty Shearouse Grandparents: Karen Bush; Emma
& Chuck Anglin

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are loved, supported and valued. They might not talk about it, but
family connection the silly, triumphant, loving and caring memories we have built with
them are there and cannot be taken away from them.
Making the Most Out of the Memory-Making Years Memory is a powerful thing. There are many verses in the Bible
By Kerry Patuka. She is a degreed and certified educa- where we are told to remember – remember our Creator, remember
tor, licensed minister and founder of Drive 5 Ministries,
His love, remember God’s promises. As parents, we are to help
a consulting, speaking and training ministry for churches
and children’s ministry. Contact her at kerrydrive5@ya- our kids remember these things about God and more. (Check out
hoo.com Deuteronomy 6:7-9)
Swimming, camping, picnics and fireworks…flower So get out there and enjoy the summer with your kids. Try some-
picking, bug catching, tadpole chasing and dandelion blowing… thing new together. Spend time just being with each other. Make
the most out of these memory-making years. You and your kids will
reunions, family vacations, picture taking and memory-making…
reap the benefits for the rest of your lives.
aren’t these the things of summer? Don’t most of us have memories
about these things and more? Memories may be silly, sweet and Mothers & More meets
sometimes maybe even tearful, but mostly they take us back. They Mothers and More is a support group for mothers and expectant
remind us of when we were kids and the world was exciting and mothers. They offer a variety of activities with and without children
there was always something new to explore. Summer seemed end- including playgroups, mom’s night outs, holiday parties, childrens’
less and even when we got bored, we somehow found something activities, couples outings, family events and community service
to do – eventually. projects. As a member you may attend as many or as few activities
I think most parents want their kids to have at least some of these as you choose. If you are a working mom or a stay-at-home mom
same memories. If we loved going to camp, we want to send our this may be the right group for you. Visitors are welcome and may
kids to camp. If Vacation Bible School was an every summer event, attend two moms only events and two public activities before decid-
we send our kids to VBS. If we dreaded the family vacation to the ing to join. They meet at 7:00pm on the second and fourth Thurs-
mountains, we head our family to the beach. If we were a magnet day of the month at Douglasville First United Methodist Church on
for mosquito bites or sunburn, we cover our children in bug spray the corner of Prestley Mill Road and Hospital Drive. You can also
and reapply the sunscreen every hour. visit their website at mothersandmore.org/chapters/Douglasville.
The desire to fill our kids’ lives with great experiences and memo- Call Ann Marie Alford at 770-485-5944 or Andrea Glaser at 770-
ries is a wonderful thing. Of course, we have to be careful to not 949-8955 for more information.
allow our memories to force our children to participate in things in
which they experience little or no success or to stop our children
from enjoying something we did not enjoy.
Memory-making helps us see the world through our children’s
eyes because we are connecting with them on their level. It also
allows us to play and enjoy life like a child again. One of the best
feelings in the world is the joy that lingers after you have spent time
with your kids laughing, experiencing something new, taking on a
challenge together or simply being a family. But memory-making
plays a role in their lives that is much more important than most of
us ever realize.
The best times for memory-making are the elementary years.
Kids at this age can be described as “old enough to remember and
young enough to enjoy.” They are able to form lasting memories
about their experiences, what happened, how they felt and who
was there. Younger elementary-aged children enjoy life with aban-
donment that really enables great memory-making. With a little
encouragement and patience even a child that is becoming self-
conscience about their appearance and peer-acceptance will even-
tually throw themselves into enjoying the activities, the moments
and the fun of these years.
The teenage years are filled with an almost overwhelming amount
of changes, emotions and challenges. The positive memories we
have built with our children during the elementary years now play a
vital role in maintaining a healthy relationship with our teenagers.
Some of these early activities may transition into traditions which
helps keep a family bound together. Other memories stand as a
testimony to our teens that even during these tumultuous years, they
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marriage&family
engagement ANNOUNCEMENTS Bryce Sparling & Shadra Tomei
Christopher Eaves & Crystal McMichael Bryce Sparling and Shadra Tomei
were engaged on March 19th, 2010 on
Ms. Theresa Ann Crews and Jerry
top of Stone Mountain. They will be wed
Lee McMichael are pleased to an-
on April 9th, 2011 at Navarre Beach,
nounce the engagement of their
Florida. A reception will be held the fol-
daughter, Crystal Lee McMichael, of
lowing weekend in Douglasville, Geor-
Dallas, to Christopher Lee Eaves, of
gia. Shadra is the daughter of Richard
Douglasville. Christopher is the son
and Lorri Tomei of Douglasville. Bryce is the son of Rebecca Sparling
of Vernon and Nell Eaves. A sea-
of Douglasville.
side wedding ceremony is planned;
date has not been determined at this
time. Brook Antinoro & Cassie Ray
Cassie Ray and Brook Antinoro were
engaged on February 15, 2010. Cassie
is from Hiram and Brook is from Doug-
lasville. Their wedding will take place next
year. Cassie is the daughter of Christy
and Tim Ray and Brook is the son of An-
gela and Kenneth Antinoro.

Mark Whisenant & Anna Furr

Anna Furr and Mark Whisenant are
pleased to announce their engagement
and forthcoming marriage. Anna is the
daughter of Tim Furr and Paula Furr of
Douglasville, and Mark is the son of
Joe Whisenant of Douglasville and Jane
Whisenant of Sarasota.

wedding ANNOUNCEMENTS
Re’-Jean Gomez & Christina Nalley
Re’-Jean Gomez and Christina Nalley
were united as one on April 10th, 2010
at Crossroads for Life Ministries. Their
marriage was celebrated in love and
shared with family and friends.

Jeremy Luttrell & Angie Martin

Jeremy Luttrell and Angie Martin were
married on April 3, 2010 in Pigeon
Forge, Tennessee. The couple resides in
Villa Rica.

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Andrew Lightner & Emily Cockerill
Emily Cockerill and Andrew Lightner
were united in marriage April 10, 2010
at Austell Presbyterian Church. Emily,
daughter of Ann and Bill Cockerill and
Andrew Lightner, son of John and Barbie
Lightner, will be living in Lithia Springs.
Marriage
Part 2 of 3 - By Elvin Rembert
Knowing that, there should be no argument, because the scripture
does say, “as unto the Lord”. If a woman commits herself by taking a
husband in the eyesight of God she is obligated to follow God’s word
and comply with this scripture. This is why it is of utmost importance that
we truly seek God before we commit ourselves to a husband or wife and
ask God for spiritual discernment before you get married. Once you say,
“I Do” you become one flesh and you are agreeing with all God’s word
and what it has to say about marriage.
In verse 25 Paul addresses the role of a husband. Interestingly enough,
notice that in the role of the wife it did not mention love, but first and
foremost husbands are instructed to love their wives as Christ loved the
church. This is why the husband is the head. God expects the husband
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Andrew Blackstock & Courtney Griffin
Courtney Griffin and Petty Officer An-
drew Blackstock were married on April
3rd, 2010 at Bullock Springs Manor in
Dallas, Georgia. Courtney is the daugh-
ter of Mark and Ramona Griffin of Doug-
lasville. Andrew is the son of Sam and-
Tammy Blackstock of Douglasville. The
happy couple is residing in California.
to operate as Christ did in every aspect, not some but all. Remember
this is God’s testimony of what his Son did and is still doing today. Well
let’s look at the attributes of Christ as it pertains to the church. Christ was
talked about, mocked, spat upon, beat, stabbed, betrayed, ignored, lied
to, disrespected, dishonored, and ultimately killed. Even though all these
horrible things were done to Jesus, He did not divorce the Church, nor
did He forsake the Church, but He continued to love the Church and still
today He loves us despite ourselves. Not to add more fuel to the fire, but
we are still doing those bad things to Jesus today and He still forgives us.
This is the type of love that is being described in Ephesians 5:25.
Yes, it takes a lot to be considered the head, one that enforces God’s
standards and policies and ensures that he is in compliance with God’s
word. The Bible tells us after you’ve done all you can; stand and let
patience have its perfect work that you may be perfect and entire lacking
nothing.
DOWNTOWN
CONFERENCE CENTER
The Downtown Conference Center & O’Neal Plaza is located
at 6701 Church Street Douglasville, Georgia 30134
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petpages
Pet Set Pet Care Tip
Dog DNA Tests
By Dixie Popham - Owner, Pet Set Grooming • 3313
Hwy. 5 Across from Publix • 770-949-0579
Anyone who has had a mixed breed dog has likely
wondered: Just what type of dog do I have?
Now, it may be possible to answer that question. Companies
specializing in dog DNA testing are enticing owners who are curious
about their mutt’s background. Owners may also decide to test so
they can take the information to their veterinarians to discuss potential
health issues about their dog’s breeds.
Priced from $60 and up, the tests are available online and at
many pet supply retail stores. All of the kits test DNA via a cheek swab
sampling, except for the most expensive, Mars Veterinary’s Wisdom
Panel Professional, which requires a blood test at a veterinarian’s office
(call your local veterinarian for pricing).
Not surprisingly, like most products, not all dog breed DNA tests
are created equal. The more breeds in a company’s database, the
greater the chance for accuracy in their results, says Nathan Sutter,
PhD, assistant professor of medical genetics at Cornell University. And
generally, the more dog breeds the company has in its database, the
more expensive the test.
Sutter says such dog DNA tests can typically identify the majority
breeds in a canine with great accuracy. “But if a dog is mixed breed and
comes from a great many breeds, each with just a small contribution to
the total, then the breed test may be unable to identify most or all of the
breeds contributing to the dog,” he says. Sutter says that if a dog has
a purebred parent or grandparent, the results are highly accurate.
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Keeping Your Dog Safe on Your Vacation
Being able to take a vacation is a treat for most people. It is
even more of a treat for your dog. It is rare that your pet will be
able to get out of the same area and explore new regions of the
world that he has never seen before. However, keeping your pet safe
while taking a vacation is very important. Planning ahead for any
potential problems can keep everyone happy, your dog safe, and
your vacation fun. There are steps that can be taken to ensure this
is taken care of. Making sure that your dog is in perfect healthy and
fit for travel is at the top of the list of things you need to do before
leaving.
Any lengthy trips can mean a lot of travel. If you plan on traveling
by car, there are fewer issues that can arise, but it is still good to
be prepared. Making sure that your dog is up to date on all of his
shots and vaccinations will prevent the possibility of him contracting
a disease while he is with you on vacation. It is also good in case you
need it for proof of vaccination. In order for a pet to travel by plane a
recent update in their vaccinations is needed upon boarding. Having
this certification performed no more than two weeks before traveling
is needed if you are taking your pet out of the country.
Other ways to ensure your dogs’ health and well being on a
vacation trip is to make sure that you travel safe. Do not leave your
pet in the back of a pick-up truck during the trip as he can be injured
if you need to stop suddenly, or if you get into an accident. Also, a
dog can jump out of the back of the truck if they are left in the back
for too long. Keeping your pet in the back seat of a car is a good
idea, but make sure that your pooch has an empty stomach before
you leave. Feeding your pet just before, or during the trip can lead
to car sickness.
A bored dog can become a distraction for a driver, making him
rather dangerous to have in the car. It is very important to keep your
dog well entertained during the trip. Stopping every so often to stretch
your own legs, as well as to let your bridled buddy out to go to the
bathroom, can give you an excuse to play a game with your pooch
and make the remainder of his trip as enthusiastic as possible.
If your dog does not particularly care for car rides, you may need
to have dog crates for your pet to stay in while on the road. This will
make him a little less of a danger to himself, and to his owners. Make
sure that you buckle in the crate to ensure that it does not slide in the
vehicle, or can be thrown free of the vehicle in an accident. There are
special seat belt attachments for cars and mini-vans that work for this
purpose. It is much safer to have your pooch tied in then to be free
in the vehicle, where he can be thrown about and receive serious
injuries. Simply being prepared for everything that may come can
help you keep your pet safe and happy on your vacation.
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sports&fitness
Central Baptist Church now registering for Taylor Signs With Atlanta Sports Academy
Upward Fall Soccer Villa Rica High School offensive lineman Marcus Taylor signs to
Central Baptist Church is now accepting registration forms for continue his football career
Upward Fall Soccer. Upward Soccer is open to all boys and girls with the Atlanta Sports Acad-
four years old by August 1, 2010 through the 8th grade. Each child emy. Taylor was a multi-sport
must attend one evaluation held at Central Baptist on Saturday, athlete at VRHS, competing
July 31st between 9:00am and 11:00am or Saturday, August 7th in track and field in addi-
between 4:00pm and 6:00pm. tion to his four years on the
Practices begin the week of August 23rd and the first game will varsity football team. Shown
be held September 11th. You can register online at www.cbc-doug- with Taylor are (seated, left to
lasville.org or call 770-942-9492 for more information. If you reg- right) Vickey Taylor, mother;
ister before July 19th you will receive a discounted price of $70.00 Marcus Taylor, signee; and Dennis Taylor, father. Standing are (left
per child. to right) David Thrower, offensive coordinator, and Rob Cleveland.

Chapel Hill Panthers Touchdown/Dugout

Club to host golf tournament
The Chapel Hill Panthers Touchdown Club/Dugout Club will
host their 3rd Annual Golf Tournament Wednesday, June 9 at
Chapel Hills Golf & Country Club. There will be a shotgun start
at 9:00am.
The cost is $500 per team or $125 per player. The price in-
cludes cart, green fees, lunch, prizes for longest drive and closest
to pin, trophies and prizes to winner and two raffle tickets. Hole
sponsorships are also available for $100.
If you have further questions or need more information, please
contact Van Roberts, TD Club President at 404-304-6361.

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Fall Registration for West Georgia Futbol Club travel and tournament play, mostly around the metro Atlanta area.
Underway All interested players who are at least 8 years old by July 31 are
encouraged to consider trying out for one of our Academy teams.
Fall registration for West Georgia Futbol Club (formerly Douglas
More information about the Academy and Select programs can be
County Soccer Association) is
found at the club website, at www.wgafc.com.
currently underway. The rec-

SPORTS SCHEDULES
reational division is open to
all players from three to 18
years of age. Children must
turn three before August 1,
2010 to be eligible to play
in the U4 rec division. Micro
soccer (U4-U8) in Doug-
lasville will practice and play
all games at Fowler Field or Chestnut Log Soccer Complex. The
upper rec division (U10-U19) will continue to play home games
at Chestnut Log Soccer Complex. Carrollton location rec games
will be played at East Carrolton Park. Please see the club website
at www.wgafc.com for more information and to register for the
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Starting at U9, the Academy division is an accelerated devel- NASCAR
06/06 - Pocono 1:00pm
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(U9-U12) and Select (U13) assessments/ tryouts will begin June 06/20 - Sonoma 3:00pm
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education
Psychologist Corner
Understanding Academic Errors
By Rebecca S. Blakeman, Ph.D., Licensed Psychologist
- Adolescent Child Specialty Services, 3138 Golf Ridge
Blvd., Douglasville, 404-310-1161, blakers1@aol.com.
Even the best of students will make errors at times,
and struggling students make errors quite frequently. Understanding
the nature of the error is critical to understanding how to help the
child minimize errors in the future.
I often hear parents and teachers say that a student makes fre-
quent “careless” errors. But what exactly makes an error “careless,”
and what other type of errors may be occurring? Certainly careless
errors occur—though the name is misleading, because most students
do care if they make a mistake, and most students believe that they
are performing academic tasks accurately or to the best of their abil-
ity. An error can be considered ‘careless’ only if the student has
previously demonstrated mastery of the skill. In order to have shown
mastery of a skill, students must have been able to perform the skill
repeatedly and accurately, such that a mistake is extremely unusual.
For example, a 6th grade student who has always done well in math,
but who inadvertently calculated 3 + 4 to equal 8 in the midst of a
complex multiplication problem can be said to have made a careless
mistake. Another common type of careless mistake is adding, when
the problem required subtraction.
On the other hand, there are some errors that students make that
should not be considered ‘careless’ errors. It appears that many
parents and teachers want to consider an error as ‘careless’ because
(1) the child has been ‘taught’ the skill and (2) they believe the child
‘should’ know the skill. However, if the student consistently makes
the same mistake, even if it appears to be on a ‘simple’ task that
should have been well learned, the mistake should not be consid-
ered ‘careless.’ For example, I often see students struggle with sub-
traction when they must ‘borrow’ from another number; rather than
understanding the concept of ‘borrowing,’ they simple subtract the
smaller number from the larger number, regardless of placement in
the problem (e.g., 23-17 = 14 instead of 23-17 = 6). Regardless
of what grade the student is, if this is a consistent error, it is a pro-
cedural or learning error and indicates that the student has failed to
learn the proper method for solving the problem; this should not be
considered a careless error.
If your child seems to make frequent ‘careless’ errors, take a closer
look. Collect several samples of work and make a list of the types
of mistakes made. For math, this may include forgetting to check
to see if the problem required addition/subtraction/etc., incorrect
addition/subtraction/multiplication/division, incorrect addition/sub-
traction, etc. with fractions, improper decimal placement, etc. For
writing, this may include failing to capitalize the first word in each
sentence, forgetting to capitalize the names of people, forgetting to
use punctuation at the end of the sentence, ending all sentences with
a period (even when the sentence was a question), using commas
inappropriately, misspelling words, etc. If there is a consistent pattern
to the errors, they are likely not ‘careless,’ but rather indicative of a
gap in learning. Take advantage of the summer months to re-teach
the skills that have not been properly mastered yet.
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From the Douglas County
School System
Governor’s Honors Program 2010
GHP is a summer instructional program designed to provide in-
tellectually gifted and artistically talented high school students chal-
lenging and enriching educational opportunities not usually available
during the regular school year. Activities are designed to provide each
participant with opportunities to acquire the skills, knowledge and at-
titudes to become independent, lifelong learners.
Students are nominated in a specific instructional area in which
their abilities, aptitudes and interest lie. Each school system or private
school is assigned a nomination quota based on the average daily
attendance of its tenth and eleventh grades.
Transcripts of grades and records, nomination forms, endorsements
and other pertinent information are submitted to substantiate the nom-
inations. Local nominees compete first on a county level and then go
on to statewide screening interviews/ auditions. The number of stu-
dents selected in each instructional area is determined by the ratio of
applicants in that area to the total number of applications received.
Major instructional areas are English (communicative arts), foreign
languages, mathematics, science, social studies, visual art, theatre,
music, dance, design, technology and executive management.
Students from Douglas County selected for the 2010 Governor’s
Honors Program are:
Ariana Akmal Chapel Hill High Visual Arts
Michael Awalt Chapel Hill High Design
Nichelle Heard Chapel Hill High Executive Management
Courtney Vieira Chapel Hill High Visual Arts
Ciera St. Pierre Douglas Co. High Chemistry
Khy Chestnut Alexander High Executive Management
Fifth Year of International Baccalaureate Pro-
gram to Begin in Fall 2010
The International Baccalaureate Program is a comprehensive aca-
demic program for high achieving academically able students. The
program began in 1968 in Geneva, Switzerland. Douglas County
High School’s program is one of twenty-six diploma programs in Geor-
gia and one of 2,300 programs in over 129 countries. The program
aims to develop inquiring, knowledgeable and caring young people
who communicate well, are willing to take risks, are principled, open-
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education
minded, balanced and reflective and are internationally minded.
All Douglas County students are given the opportunity to apply for
admission to the IB program at Douglas County High School.
The application process began in the fall as Corinne Barnes, IB Co-
ordinator visited all middle schools. These visits were followed with an
IB Open House at Douglas County High School in mid October. The
deadline for applications was December 14. Interviews took place in
late January and students were notified of acceptance the first week of
March.
The program offers students enhanced learning opportunities as
well as opportunities for significant credits accepted at the University
level for students achieving sufficiently high IB test results. In March of
2008, the state Board of Regents approved a policy whereby students
can earn up to 24 college credits. The program is recognized interna-
tionally and gives students advantages for scholarships and admission
to highly selective Universities.
First IB exams for Douglas County students were taken by this year’s
seniors in spring 2009. This first senior class took their Foreign Lan-
guage Exam as juniors. Because of the well articulated skill building
Middle School Foreign Language Program with which there is a seam-
less continuation of proficiency development with the high school pro-
gram, all students passed their IB Exams and 60% of students scored a
5, 6 or 7 out of 7 possible points. Scores were indeed outstanding.
The following students have been accepted in the Preparatory IB
Program to begin as 9th graders in the fall of 2010:
Annie Acker, Catarina Alvarado, Jeremy Anderson, Chinelo Anie-
kwu, Tyler Arnold, Brandon Ashiedu, Ammar Aurangzeb, Miguel Baca,
Whitney Barnes, Oscar Bautista, BreeAnna Berry, Deja Bickham, lTa-
tiana Bigham, , Aliah Blair, Aiden Boatright, Charles Bronner, Abbie
Brown, Andrea Brown, Veronica Brown, Christian Bruno, Brennan But-
ler, Demi Canil, Chanté Carr, William Caulker, Briana Cauthen, Ashley
Cavalcante, Quintavius Chappel, Natalia Christian, Gabrielle Chuk-
wudolue, Daeja Lynnae Colquitt, Ariel Combs, John Copeland, Saiya
Creer, Zachary Crumpler, Alexandra Daniel, Sydney Davenport, Julia
Dell’Orso, Meredith DeNucci, Jonah Dingle, Ted Dorfeuille, Deanna
Dowlatpanah, Kristen Edouard, Blake Ellis, NaKiera Evans, Bianca
Evarista, Gavin Finch, Andrew Flowers, Arione Foster, Dana Fran-
cisco, Pooja Gala, Jazalyn Garcia, Kerri Garcia, Nicholas Gardner,
Madeline Gibbs, Travis Gibson, Graham Gill, Nicole Glanton, Jose
Gonzalez, Lindsey Gore, Chimaelle Goureige, Solomon Greene, Jas-
mine Gurley, Amare Guthrie, Marie Hamilton, Christina Haney, Kaila
Hans, Sarah Kate Harbison, Dana Harris, Sada Harris, Andrew Hater,
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education
Local resident reaches 30 year milestone as
Directress of Montessori school
The Montessori School of Douglas County was originally opened
by a group of parents in 1976, to offer their children the Montessori
approach to education in our community and we continue that tradi-
tion today. In 1980, Lupe Villegas became Directress of the school
and is trained to teach children from age 2.5 to 7th grade according
to the Montessori Method.
In 1976, the school started with one primary class. They presently
enroll children from 18 months to 10 years, with two toddler, three
primary, and one lower-elementary class. Additionally, they offer be-
fore and after school care for working parents.
“Montessori” is the name given to the discoveries and education-
al methods devised by Dr. Maria Montessori. Dr. Montessori, Italy’s
first woman physician in the early 1900’s, used her scientific training
to observe how children learn. She discovered that children learn
in different ways at different ages. The Montessori classroom is a
prepared environment in which the child develops a positive attitude
toward school, self confidence, a sense of order, curiosity, habits of
self direction, persistence, the ability to make decisions, and a sense
of caring and responsibility toward others in the class, school, and
community.
The Montessori Elementary program continues building upon the
preschool experience. The elementary-aged child is encouraged at
all times to take responsibility for his actions. He thereby develops a
strong sense of independence, personal awareness, and respect for
himself and his society.
Their goal is to offer a rich, warm, and caring community environ-
ment for the children. They are committed to the values underlying
the Montessori approach to child development. They are committed
to ongoing study in order to better support the natural and total de-
velopment of each child.
The Montessori School of Douglas County is located at 8014
Duralee Lane in Douglasville. Please call 770-949-3115 for more
information.

Local cadet graduates from West Point

Cadet Ryan Joseph Clay, son of David and Sheryl Clay of Doug-
lasville, graduated from the U.S. Mili-
tary Academy on May 22, 2010.
Clay graduated from Alexander
High School in 2006. While at West
Point, he concentrated his studies in In-
ternational Relations. He was commis-
sioned as a second lieutenant in the
U.S. Army within the Infantry branch
and will report to Fort Benning in Co-
lumbus, GA for infantry and ranger
school. He will then report to the 3rd
Infantry Division at Fort Stewart in Sa-
vannah, Georgia.
The mission of the U.S. Military
Academy is to educate, train, and inspire the Corps of Cadets so
that each graduate is a commissioned leader of character committed
to the values of Duty, Honor, Country and prepared for a career of
professional excellence and service to the Nation as an officer in the
United States Army.
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Chapel Hill Elementary PTA dedicates Memo-
ry Garden to former students and teacher
The Chapel Hill Elementary PTA dedicated a Memory Garden on
Tuesday, May 11th to the Chapel
Hill Elementary School in memory
of teacher Nancy Randall, and
students Casey Cheek, William
Keaton, Matthew Jones, Cooper
Bell and Angelus “Axel” Allen.
Principal Yvonne Kidney and the
PTA worked together to create a
garden of memory and reflection that can be used by students and
faculty for years to come. Pastor Adam Roberts of Shepherd of the
Hills delivered a prayer over the Memory Garden. A special thank
you to the Allen and Bell families for attending the dedication.
In photo: Kenya Rowser, PTA Vice President; Robert Blevins, As-
sistant Principle; Pastor Adams Roberts; Tracy Coker, PTA President,;
Kerry Rigdon, PTA Treasurer; Yvonne Kidney, Principal and Maria Mc-
Tiernan, PTA Parliamentarian

Cool Beads June classes

June 5, 9:00am - Wire Rosette Bracelet
June 5, 2:00pm - Woven Crystalline Beauty Bracelet
June 12, 9:00am - Majestic Beaded Necklace
June 12, 2:00pm - Chainmaille Anklet
June 19, 9:00am - Beading 101
June 19, 2:00pm - Corded Bracelet
June 26, 9:00am - Beading 201
June 26, 2:00pm - St. Petersburg Stitch Bracelet
Cool Beads is located at 2911 Chapel Hill Road in Douglasville.
Call 678-391-8722 for more information.

dctv23 expands programming

dctv23, the Douglas County government access cable television
channel (channel 23 on Comcast) is expanding its children’s pro-
gramming with the addition of two new shows. Children’s program-
ming is featured from 9:00am to 10:00am and 4:00pm to 5:00pm
Monday through Saturdays on dctv23.
“Pet Pause” is a dctv23 original production that will feature adopt-
able animals from the Douglas County Animal Shelter at 9:00am
and 4:00pm, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays.
“The Roy Rogers Show” was a Western that aired from 1951 - 57
on NBC and will air at 9:30am and 4:30pm, Tuesdays, Thursdays,
and Saturdays. New episodes will be aired every two weeks.
The two new shows will complement children’s programming that
already airs on dctv23.
“Story Time at the Library” airs at 9:00am and 4:00pm, Mondays,
Wednesdays, and Fridays on dctv23. “Story Time at the Library” are
showings of the wonderful story telling at the Douglas County Public
Library that occur each Wednesday morning.
“The King Henry Show” follows “Story Time” on the schedule, air-
ing at 9:30am and 4:30pm, Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays.
“King Henry” is about all things silly, and is an award-winning televi-
sion program that entertains kids with clown magic, jokes, and funny
adventures.
All programs on dctv23 are also simulcast at the same time on the
County website at www.CelebrateDouglasCounty.com.
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Youth Needed to help with summer projects
Fullerville Mission needs energetic youth to help with local com-
munity outreach ministries. These ministries are set up so anyone
or a church group can jump right in and help. The mission is open
Monday through Wednesday, Friday and Saturday from 10:00am to
2:00pm. For more information, call 770-456-9619, e-mail fuller-
ville@yahoo.com or visit www.fullerville.org.
Sigma Omega Omega to award scholarship
The Sigma Omega Omega Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Soror-
ity Incorporated is awarding an academic scholarship to deserving
college bound students in Douglas County. For more information
e-mail scholarship@sigmaomegaomega.com.
2009 - 2010
OFFICIAL SCHOOL CALENDAR
Douglas County School System
June 1 - 3: Post planning
Paulding County School System
June 4: Last Day of School
Enjoy your Summer!
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Local Preschools
Bright Star Preschool
Bright Star Preschool is now enrolling for the 2010-2011 school
year. Offering a nurturing, Christian environment, low teacher
to child ratio and interactive and developmentally appropriate
atmosphere, Bright Star Preschool offers Parent’s Morning Out
and classes for two, three and four year olds. For more infor-
mation, call 770-949-2555, e-mail preschool@brightstarumc.
org or visit www.brightstarpreschool.com. Bright Star Preschool is
located at 3715 Bright Start Road.
Central Baptist Church Preschool
Central Baptist Church is now registering for their Mother’s
Morning Out program and Preschool for the 2010-2011 school
year. WEE Learn by LifeWay Christian Books is the curriculum used
in their program. They accept ages six months old through four
years. For more information or a tour of the preschool, please
call Stephanie Johnston at 770-920-0252, extension 322.
Early Learning Center
The Early Learning Center, a ministry of First Baptist Church
Douglasville, is now registering for Fall 2010 Classes. They have
classes for children ages one through four. The Early Learn-
ing Center is located at 5900 Prestley Mill Road in Douglasville.
For more information please e-mail elc@fbcdouglasville.org or
call 770-942-5481. You can also contact Kim Britt, Director of
Children’s Ministries, at kim.britt@fbcdouglasville.org or Patsy
James, Director of Preschool Ministries, at patsy@fbcdouglasille.
org
First United Methodist Church Preschool
First United Methodist Preschool is now registering students for
the 2010-2011 school year. They have classes for two, three,
and four year olds, and a Mother’s Day Out for 18 to 24 month
olds. A child must have reached the applicable age by Sep-
tember 1, 2010. Their preschool is a developmentally appropri-
ate, hands-on program in a loving, Christian environment. First
United Methodist Church is located at 6167 Prestley Mill Road.
For more information, call Jean Dudley at 770-920-9059, or
visit our website at www.douglasvillefumc.com.
Midway Christian Academy Preschool
Midway Christian Academy is now enrolling for the 2010-
2011 school year. They offer creative learning, Christian values
and loving instruction for each child. They have classes for two,
three, and four year old children, and a Mother’s Morning Out
class for children 12-24 months. Midway Christian Academy is
located at 1930 Midway Road in Douglasville. For more infor-
mation, please call Pamela Scherer at 770 942-8243.
Seeds of Faith Preschool
Seeds of Faith Preschool, a ministry of First Presbyterian Church,
Douglasville, has begun community registration for the 2010-
2011 year. Registration forms may be downloaded from the
preschool’s website (www.fpcdouglasville.org - then look for the
Life Learning tab and then click “Seeds of Faith”). Please contact
the Seeds of Faith preschool office at 770-942-9334 if you have
any questions.
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Nestled in the calm, turquoise waters of the western Caribbean lies
the peaceful British Overseas Territory known as the Cayman Islands.
Consisting of three islands just 480 miles south of Miami, Grand Cay-
man, Cayman Brac, and Little Cayman remain little pieces of paradise.
For the technical types, the exact location is latitude 19° 30N, longitude
80° 30W.
Blessed with sun-kissed beaches and waters teeming with gold flecked
fish, the Cayman Islands offers some of the best diving and snorkeling
in the world.
Spectacular natural beauty, a wealth of activities and points of interest,
along with all the modern conveniences to make your stay as comfort-
able as possible can all be found on the largest and most developed of
the three Cayman Islands. Grand Cayman is the home of George Town,
the capital city, which boasts some of the finest cuisine and shopping in
the Caribbean.
Whether you want to explore a sunken wreck, dance the night away,
or simply go sightseeing, Grand Cayman is the place to start.
One of the many attractions Grand Cayman has to offer is Seven Mile
Beach. With sand stretching as far as the eyes can see, it is rated as one
Let’s Go FishinG!
By Butch Alley, local resident
Lots of people say this, some go and some never get around to it.
Fishing with Friends or Family can make memories that will last a life
time. If you are planning a trip or vacation to the Panama City Beach,
Florida area I’ve got a deal for you. I live locally in the Lithia Springs area
where with my wife we own and operate Alley Printing during the week
and on the weekends I take people fishing (Friday - Sunday). I charter
fish from the quiet and relaxed little town of Mexico Beach, Florida. Just
30 miles from Panama City Beach. I have been fishing this area for over
30 years and I decided to start taking other people fishing one weekend
when while cleaning the catch we had made that day I was asked by
a vacationer if I did charter fishing, so I decided to get my Captain’s
License and start a small inshore fishing charter business. I thought what
a great way to make a little extra money. I always thought it would be
great to get paid for what I already Love to do...FISH! I have been a US
Coast Guard Certified Captain since 2006. Since I still have my full time
business I don’t depend on fishing for a living right now but I plan to
eventually retire in Mexico Beach and become a full time Captain. For
travel
of the most beautiful beaches in the entire Caribbean. Other attractions
on Grand Cayman include the 65-acre Queen Elizabeth II Botanic Park,
the National Trust’s Mastic Trail (two mile traditional footpath through un-
spoiled woodlands in North Side), the Cayman Islands National Museum
in George Town, Pedro St. James Historic Site in Savannah, Boatswains
Beach, Hell, National Trust historic walking tours of central George Town
and West Bay, blowholes in East End, district and historic buildings now
being restored under the direction of the National Trust and National
Historic Sites Committee, (including the Old Savannah Schoolhouse).
Rum Point is also an attraction not to be missed. Imagine sipping a drink
in a hammock on a beach shaded by majestic Casuarina trees. You can
also enjoy a beach snack or indulge in an a la carte meal or simply take
a dip in the crystal clear sea.
now I just enjoy taking people fishing part time. It is such a great way to
relax and spend quality time with your family or just hanging out with your
buddies doing something you enjoy. I welcome families with children to
come fish with me as well as individuals. I do Bay Fishing charters since
a lot of people get sea sick going offshore. The waters are calm and
protected so there is no rough water in the bay. We catch many species
of fish particularly Sea Trout, Flounder, Red Fish, Sea Bass, Shark and
many many more depending on the time of year. We often see quite a
few Dolphin and Sea Turtles as well as an occasional gator and lots of
other wildlife and there is even an island you can only get to by boat for
picking up great sea shells if you would like to. My rate is $300.00 for
6 hours for up to 4 total people on the boat. This includes the fishing
license, life jackets and all bait and rods and reels for the day. You can
bring your own rods and reels if you prefer. The only thing you have to
bring is your snacks, drinks and sun screen. I even clean your fish for you
and package them for you to take home. Additional Hours are available
for an extra charge of $50.00 per hour. If you would like more informa-
tion or to book a trip call Captain Butch at 770-356-1803. References
Are Available Upon Request.
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home&garden
ORGANIZING TIPS
Stop Making Excuses and Get Organized Today!
By Joyce Maxwell, owner of ReJoyce N Order, Professional
Organizer and speaker. Awarded “Business Associate of the
Year for 2007” by Douglas County Chapter of the American
Business Women’s Association. 770-941-0201, www.rejoy-
cenorder.com
I know we have all heard them - the excuses used for not getting
organized (maybe you’ve even used a few of them yourself). We pro-
crastinate in getting organized because we: A - don’t know where to
start; B - think it will cost too much money or C - think it will take to
long. The list goes on and on. This month I am going to address some
of those excuses.
A) I don’t know where to start. The answer to this excuse is to just
“jump in somewhere”. The location doesn’t matter as much as the ac-
tion. You can choose to start with a drawer or a whole room - just start.

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Granite to get started becoming organized. In fact, the normal response to
Countertops becoming organized is to go out and purchase a lot of organizing
from supplies without knowing exactly what you need and then guess what
$18.99/ft2 happens? Your supplies just create more clutter. Pretty boxes and con-
installed tainers are useless until you take that first step of purging the things you
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future.
D) It’s too overwhelming. Take baby steps. Break your organizing
project into small “bite sized” pieces. Don’t try organizing the whole
closet at once. Do your shoes and purses today and another section
tomorrow. Set a timer for fifteen minutes and then stop and come back
later and work for fifteen more minutes.
E) I can’t get rid of anything. Ask yourself - Why I am I having
trouble getting rid of this item? A lot of time we allow our emotions
to cause us to hold onto things long after they have outlived their
usefulness. I encourage my clients to take pictures of items that they
are keeping for sentimental reasons only, because what we are really
attached to is the “warm fuzzy” feeling we get when we see the item
(not the item itself). You will get that same feeling when you look at the
picture. Once you separate the item from the memories associated
with them it’s easier to get rid of the item. Remind yourself that get-
ting rid of the item will not get rid of the memory, you will always have
those. It is so freeing to let go of things you are only keeping because
of a memory.
If you have a lot of items, say a collection that you know is too much
stuff in one place, pack up part of them and rotate them so you only
display a small amount at once.

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LANDSCAPING TIPS
Kate owns Bloom’n Gardens Landscape, a design/build/
maintenance firm. She is a degreed Botanist, Certified Ar-
borist, Certified Pesticide Applicator, and carries a Level 1A
certification in Erosion Control. www.bloomngardens.com •
404-314-1474 • Kate@bloomngardens.com
Douglas County celebrates the hydrangea during the month of June
through a local festival that will include garden tours, garden parties,
flower show, an arts and crafts bazaar and in honor of Penny McHenry,
a true hydrangea advocate and founder of the American Hydrangea
Society; you will see hydrangeas everywhere from mailboxes to garden
hats. The third Annual Penny McHenry Hydrangea Festival is soon to
arrive June 4th through 6th.
While there are approximately 23 species of Hydrangea, only five
are widely cultivated in the U.S. The most popular species is Hydrangea
macrophylla, which is commonly known as bigleaf, French, garden or
florist’s hydrangea. This Japanese native is rated as hardy to USDA
cold-hardiness zone 6. It produces large inflorescences of white, pink
or blue flowers in early summer. Both mophead and lacecap cultivars
fall in this classification.
Panicle hydrangea (H. paniculata) is the most cold hardy member of
the genus. It can be reliably grown in USDA cold-hardiness zones 4 to
7. Native to Asia, it grows 10 to 15 feet tall. Large creamy-white flow-
ers, which are borne in 6- to 18-inch long panicles, are produced in
mid-summer. As flowers mature, they may turn pink. Plants, particularly
those of the cultivar ‘Grandiflora’ (‘Pee Gee’), are sometime pruned
into a tree form and grown as a specimen plant.
The oakleaf hydrangea (H. quercifolia) is one of two Hydrangea
species that is native to the U.S. It is found growing primarily in moist
woodlands in the southeastern U.S. Plants generally grow 6 to 8 feet
in height, although a few cultivars with smaller and larger plant habit
are available. Large (4 to 12 inches in length) panicles of creamy white
flowers are produced in early summer. As flowers age, they often turn
a medium- to deep-rose color. Oakleaf hydrangea is the only mem-
ber of the genus to develop significant fall foliage color. Leaves turn
a deep mahogany-red and stay on the plant until late fall. Exfoliating
bark adds to winter interest. Oakleaf hydrangea is best suited used in
a mixed border or as a mass planting.
Smooth hydrangea (H. arborescens) is the other U.S. native. It is
found in the eastern U.S. from New York to Florida and west to Iowa
and Louisiana. In cultivation, plants usually reach about 5 feet in
height, with a similar or greater spread. The species is rated as hardy
from USDA Cold Hardiness Zones 4 to 9. Flowering occurs in early
to mid-summer. The most common cultivar, ‘Annabelle’, produces
rounded inflorescences that may reach up to a foot in diameter. Plants
found in the wild typically have a lacecap type inflorescence consisting
of a combination of a few large and many small flowers. At the peak
of flowering, smooth hydrangea flowers are a pure white. As they age,
they develop a pale green color. Smooth hydrangea is extremely strik-
ing in mass plantings.
While not as well-known as the previous four species, climbing hy-
drangea (H. anomala subsp. petiolaris) is becoming increasingly pop-
ular. Hardy from zones 4 to 7, climbing hydrangea is a true clinging
vine. While initially slow growing, the plant can eventually cover tall (up
to 80 feet) structures. White, lacecap type inflorescences are produced
in early- to mid-summer. Plants can be slow to flower, but patience is
rewarded by a spectacular floral display on established plants. The
stems of climbing hydrangea leave a residue that is very difficult to
remove. An alternative to planting climbing hydrangea on the side
of a building is to allow it to climb up a tall tree or to cascade over a
horizontal surface like a rock pile. Climbing hydrangea grows well in
shade, but can also tolerate a sunny location. The scientific name of
this plant is listed by some sources as H. petiolaris.

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home&garden
DECORATING TIPS
Trends from High Point Furniture Market
Karen Hartley is a local interior designer and
decorator. As owner of Interiors by Decorating Den,
she has been in business for 23 years. She can be
reached at 770-459-9096.
Having recently returned from the High Point Fur-
niture Market in North Carolina, I couldn’t wait to share with
you some of what we observed. This market seemed to be bet-
ter attended than recent shows and most of the furniture show-
rooms were busy and the reps enthusiastic! Here are a few of
our observations:
Colors - lots of blue with brown, lime green with brown, and
vivid palettes of orange, yellow, azalea pinks. The blues seemed
to have progressed to deeper sky tones. Navy leather has re-
turned. On the neutral side, lots of off-white, grey (from very
pale to charcoal), and pale tan to chocolate brown.
Fabrics - gone are the chenilles! Replacing them were lin-
ens, flannels, and textures. Suede and leather are still strong.
Deep, earthy textures – lots of fabrics that look like pebbles or
river rocks.
Patterns - yes, florals are coming back! We saw a Jacobean
and a very 70’s splashy floral in almost every upholstery show-
room – but usually just on the throw pillows or an accessory
chair. Upholstery prints remain subtle and subdued.
Trim - Flat braid on the hems of sofas, contrast colors on
welt cord on chairs, leather welt cord, and nail head trims on
many things. Pillows with no trim. Two-toned looks with band-
ing in second color of same fabric sometimes narrow, some-
times very wide!
Frame Styles on Upholstery - arms are smaller and boxy.
Many Chairs had higher backs. Sofas had lower backs. Details
on upholstery work were important- from the pleating to the
banding to the trim application. Many new pieces are smaller
in size and scale.
Sleeper sofas today now come with inflatable air mattresses
and memory foam tops. And, yes, they inflate automatically
when opened! Ottomans and benches were shown for every
spot from the usual pairing with a chair to under the cocktail or
as the cocktail to in front of the fireplace and at the foot of the
bed -many with storage space.
Recliners are looking less and less like recliners and more
like the other chairs in the room! Motorization is a must have
today. (For a few pennies more, go first class!)
Wicker and rattan are now being used for accessory pieces,
maybe a chair in the family room or a side chest in the bedroom
or foyer. It’s not just for the porch anymore! Of course, there is
lots of wonderful, imaginative furniture for outdoor living!
Furniture with conveniences built in- night stands with hid-
den compartments to plug in everything from the clock radio
to your cell phone charger; then one plug to the wall. Pieces
designed for specific functions, like the scrapbooking cabinet/
work-desk or the dressing table/jewelry cabinet complete with

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makeup lights!
“Industrial Chic”- the latest look in transitional and contem- the BEST in
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stands. This category continues to grow and expand. Now we
are seeing TV stands, desks, cabinets, and other pieces with this STIHL Chainsaw
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Art - large art canvases with a highly lacquered finish mak- Master Control LeverTM. anti-vibration system
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ing them VERY shiny. Now we have weather resistant outdoor
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art for the outdoor living spaces and more earthy, textured looks
and finishes, pebbles and river rock. MS170
Area rugs - the textures are here too- from shags to explod-
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Specialty Floor Coatings opens

Douglasville resident Ben Ridgeway has opened his new DOUGLASVILLE HARDWARE
business, Specialty Floor Coatings, after working in the busi-
ness for the last 10 years.
6530 Church Street
The company offers residential and commercial options
for flooring and concrete resurfacing and replacement. They
Douglasville, GA 30134
specialize in decorative concrete, epoxies, urethane concrete,
MMA, polished concrete, stain, moisture mitigation, vapor bar-
770.942.7044
riers and decorative sawing. They also offer paint and glue re-
moval.
For more information or an estimate, you may contact Ben
Ridgeway at 678-231-8349 or at 404-713-3890.

Master Gardeners meet

The Master Gardeners meet the first Thursday of each month
at St. Julian’s Episcopal Church located at 5400 Stewart Mill
Road, Douglasville, at 6:30pm. They have speakers or new
topics monthly and welcome everyone. For information, contact
Marjorie Stansel at 770-949-0946.

Cherokee Rose Quilters Guild meets

The Cherokee Rose Quilters Guild meets the second Thurs-
day of each month at 9:30am and fourth Thursday at 7:00pm
at Union Grove Baptist Church located at 6517 Union Grove
Road in Lithia Springs. Doors open 30 minutes before each
meeting. Call Tina at 770-942-6764 for more information.

Town & Country Garden Club meets

The Town and Country Garden Club meets the fourth Tues-
day of each month at 6:30pm at members’ homes. All meet-
ings include a covered dish dinner, fellowship and an informa-
tive program on gardening and related subjects. Everyone is
welcome.
For more information contact Michele Kirk at 770-942-9764
or Mary Patterson at 770-942-6574.

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home&garden
PEST CONTROL TIPS
Keep Your Lawn Beautiful
Provided by Nelson Cruz – Cruz Pest Control, Inc., Georgia Pest
Control Association Member, 770-920-5549, cruzpestcontrol@com-
cast.net
Summertime is when white grubs cause extensive damage to
lawns in our area. When you see areas of your lawn begin to turn
brown, it may be a sign that white grubs are at work.
These “C”-shaped pests can grow to be as plump as your little
finger. They eat grass roots all day and night. If there are enough
grubs, they’ll eat every root there is and you can actually lift the sod
right off the ground. Unfortunately, because they spend their entire
life hidden below ground, these grubs can kill your grass before you
even realize what is happening.
White grubs are the immature stage of various beetles. They
spend the winter deep in the ground and start feeding on plant
roots as the weather warms. When they get big enough, they go
through a pupal stage and then emerge as adult beetles. The adults
fly around and mate, then burrow into the soil to lay more eggs,
starting the cycle all over again.
It’s best to control lawn grubs while they are small, before they
cause any noticeable damage. The larger the grubs grow, the more
damage they cause. Large grubs also are a favorite food of skunks
and raccoons, and these animals often will rip up a lawn in search
of this tasty treat.
Lawn grubs are just one of several insects and diseases that dam-
age lawns.

COMFORT CORNER
By Ken Borts, KBS Heating & Cooling, 770-439-6677
This month I want to explain some of the reasons why freez-
ing up will happen. There are several things that can cause your
HVAC (heating, ventilation, and air-conditioning) system to freeze
up. Most need to be corrected by your local HVAC Dealer. Mak-
ing sure the filter is clean or replaced and making sure the airflow
is not restricted are some of the things you can check or handle for
yourself.
Low Refrigerant: In some cases, freezing up is caused by a leak
in the refrigerant lines. Weak solder joints, friction from piping rub-
bing or vibrating against an object, leaking valves or loose fittings
can cause leaks. The age of the system and the nature and loca-
tion of the leak are the determining factors on whether to have the
system repaired or replaced.
Dirty Evaporator Coil: Over time, the evaporator coil will be-
come dirty. When this happens, the results are similar to those of
having a dirty filter. Gradually you will lose airflow, slowly enough
that you probably would not realize it until the unit freezes up or is
not cooling adequately.
Defective Blower Motor or Relay: A blower motor not running
at the proper speed or not running at all can cause freezing. It can
also be intermittent, starting at full speed and slowing down after it
heats up. On the other hand, a relay could cause it to start one
time and not the next.
If you have a dirty evaporator coil, defective blower motor or
relay you will have to call a professional to correct the problem.

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GreyStone Washington Youth Tour winners www.greystonepower.com or call 770-370-2272.
Six local high school students will kick off their summer this year GreyStone Power Corporation is a member-owned cooperative
by attending the 45th annual Washington Youth Tour! The follow- providing electricity and related services to more than 102,000 mem-
ing students earned an all- bers in portions of Douglas, Paulding, Fulton, Cobb, Carroll, Bartow,
expenses-paid trip to Wash- Coweta and Fayette counties
ington, D.C., sponsored by
GreyStone Power: Amy Libby,
Tyler Newport and Gabrielle
Patterson, all of Chapel Hill
High School; Patrick Ray, of
Douglas County High School; Khin Khine, of Paulding County High
School; and Marci Early, of Westlake High School.
GreyStone winners will join approximately 100 high school stu-
dents from Georgia on the weeklong leadership event set for June
10-17 with stops in Atlanta and Washington, D.C. As Georgia’s old-
est leadership program for teens, the weeklong, once-in-a-lifetime
leadership trip offers participants the opportunity to experience Amer-
ica’s government and history up close while having fun, making new
friends, learning about careers in public service and gaining lea
The tour begins in Georgia while students get to know each other,
learn about Georgia’s 42 EMCs and the electric cooperative industry
and enjoy a private tour of the birthplace of rural electrification—the
Little White House in Warm Springs. The group then flies to Wash-
ington, D.C., to connect with more than 1,500 students from across
the country.
To learn more about the GreyStone-sponsored Youth Tour, visit

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$1 SUSHI
Thursday & Sunday - Dine in Only Restaurants LISTED ALPHABETICALLY
10% OFF
With the purchase of $35 or more. Dinner only.
Dine in only. Must present coupon. Not valid Absolute Pizza Bar & Grill
with any other offers. Expires 06/30/10.
8841 Bright Star Road.................678-838-1438
The Japanese Restaurant
10% OFF
Applebees - 6915 Douglas Blvd..........770-942-8280
550 Thornton Rd……..................678-398-0888
Hibachi & Sushi Bar Arby’s - Chapel Hill @ I-20.................770-947-6652
Lunch entree. Dine in only. Not valid with any
other offers. Must present coupon. 3060 Bankhead Hwy LthSpgs.......770-739-0339
9436 HIGHWAY 5 Expires 06/30/10. Auntie Ann’s - Arbor Place Mall...........770-949-5550

770.577.9188 10% OFF

B&B Fish & Wings
3046 Bankhead Hwy...................770-732-1565
Bagel Meister, The
Large Party Room To go order. Not valid with any
other offers. Must present coupon.
2750 Chapel Hill Rd.............770-577-2010
Reservations Accepted Expires 06/30/10. Bamboo Garden Restaurant
3869 Chapel Hill Rd....................770-920-6988
Bankhead Diner - 5848 Bankhead Hwy.770-947-0999
Bar-B-Q House - 541 Thornton Rd......770-941-1155
Est. 1989 Blimpie - 8493 Hospital Dr..................770-942-4300

SPORTS 7214 Douglas Blvd. 851 Thornton Rd.........................770-948-7693

Blue Brick - 215 S Carroll Rd VR..........678-941-3443
BAR & GRILL 770.489.1927
Bonz Sports Grill
2123 Fairburn Rd........................770-577-6991
POOL  VIDEO GAMES  LOTTERY Border’s Café - Arbor Place Mall.........770-577-9787
Bruster’s - 6920 Douglas Blvd.............770-577-0471
Daily "Homestyle" Lunch Specials - 11am to 3pm Buffalo House J - 639 Thornton Rd......770-941-9410
Buffalo Wild Wings
Monday - Ask About Special  Texas Hold ‘Em (Register at 7pm, starts at 8pm)
6970 Douglas Blvd........................678-391-8470
Tuesday - 40 Cent Wings - 11am to Midnight  Live Music w/Noah Sampos Burger King - 5805 W Stewart Mill Rd.770-949-3112
Wednesday - 8oz. NY Strip, $4.99  Trivia 8pm Smoking Permitted
3261 Hwy 5................................770-949-3112
Thursday - (Night) Double Cheeseburger w/Crinkle Fries, $5.99 Sports on 989 Thornton Rd.........................770-944-0741
Thursday - Friday - Saturday - Karaoke 40 Satellite TVs Carrabba’s Italian Grill
2700 Chapel Hill Rd....................770-947-0330
Purchase One Full Price Menu Item and Receive a Second
El Patron Burrito Express
2818 Fairburn Rd….....................678-213-3489
El Pollo Loco - 885 Thornton Rd..........678-398-1515
El Tacomiendo - 5975 Fairburn Rd......678-715-3330
Eva’s Bakeshop
6880 Douglas Blvd......................770-947-8417
fABiAno’S itAliAn deli & PizzeriA
6698 Broad St...........................678-715-3344
(Please See Our Ad on Page 69)
Felrose Seafood & Tropical Foods
7414B-3 Douglas Blvd.............678-715-3399
Five Guys Burgers & Fries
2987 Chapel Hill Rd....................770-947-2124

FREE
cAvendAr creek homemAde ice creAm
Menu Item of Equal or Less Value Please Call.................................770-315-3443
With this coupon. Expires 06/30/10. Charley’s Steakery - Arbor Place Mall..678-715-9955
Dine-in only. (Up to $6.95 Value) Checkers - 6033 Fairburn Rd..............770-947-9646
Chef Ricks - 8113 Dallas Hwy.............678-715-4702
Chick-Fil-A - 3202 Hwy 5...................770-949-3801
5888 Fairburn Rd........................770-942-0820
835 Thornton Rd.........................770-732-8034
Arbor Place Mall..........................678-838-9551
Chilito’s - 639 Thornton Rd.................770-819-0550
China East - 7003 Concourse Pkwy.....770-489-9677
China Garden - 4900 Stewart Mill Rd..770-489-9992
chinA StAr Buffet
2167 Fairburn Rd.........................770-489-2778
(Please See Our Ad on Page 70)
China Wok - 4813 Ridge Rd...............678-391-0062
Chinese Pagoda - 9423 Hwy 5...........770-942-4783
Cholie’s Town ‘N’ Country
6720 S Sweetwater Rd.................770-739-1970
Chuck E Cheese
6890 Douglas Blvd......................770-577-8951
Church’s Chicken
6135 Fairburn Rd........................770-942-6009
Cinnabon - Arbor Place Mall...............770-489-1003
Coffee Break Café
NEW! 8800 Dorris Rd............................404-910-2152
Coldstone Creamery
Heart Healthy Package 2911 Chapel Hill Rd..................678-838-9400
Consider it Done Personal Chef...........678-431-6543
Grillable Menu Crab Cake Factory The
3678 Bankhead Hwy...................770-745-7200
for Summer Cracker Barrel-7060 Concourse Pkwy.770-489-8588
970 West Pointe Ct LthSps............678-398-8568
Dairy Queen - 6126 Fairburn Rd.........770-942-5858
Arbor Place Mall..........................770-489-8435
Delivery Available daVIDO’S $3.75 Pizza
4095 Bankhead Hwy……........…770-489-5956
for Douglas County Residents dinner A’fAre
RIGHT TO YOUR DOOR 2750 Chapel Hill Rd.....................770-577-5417
(Please See Our Ad on This Page)
for an additional $5 fee domino’S PizzA
Kings Hwy @ Hwy 5...................770-949-2277
$20 OFF Fairburn Rd. @ County Line........770-920-9200
639 Thornton Rd..........................678-945-3990
Your next Package 6525 Hiram Douglasville Hwy.....770-489-3990
Cannot be used in conjunction with any other offer, discount, or DQ Grill & Chill - 5815 Stewart Pkwy..770-949-6761
fundraiser. Offer expires 06/30/10. Dunkin’ Donuts - 9476 Hwy 5.............770-949-3499
Dunkin Donuts Express - 95 Liberty Rd..770-456-9941
ediBle ArrAngementS
6880 Douglas Blvd.....................678-715-0506
Folks - 6912 Douglas Blvd..................770-949-8400
freSh n fit cuiSine....................770-509-2232
(Please See Our Ad on Page 70)
Funnel Cakes Funhouse
8285 Courtland St.......................770-949-2978
Gipson’s - 6077 Fairburn Rd...............770-942-1764
Godfather’s Pizza - 95 Liberty Rd….....770-459-1518
golden BuddhA
7061 Arbor Pkwy........................770-947-2299
(Please See Our Ad on Page 69)
Golden Corral - 6975 Douglas Blvd....678-838-4376
Grand Slam Pizza - 5823 Fairburn Rd..770-920-1845
Great American Cookie Company
Arbor Place.................................770-577-2424
greAt AmericAn grill the
110 Interstate West Pkwy.............770-949-8980
Great Wraps - Arbor Place Mall...........770-577-6331
gumBeAux’S - 6712 E Broad..........770-947-8288
Hardees - 940 Thornton Rd.................770-948-9513
Hit The Spot Restaurant
4081 Anneewakee Rd..................770-949-6547
Hog Wild BBQ - 3749 Kings Hwy........770-577-5828
HoneyBaked Ham Company
7421 Douglas Blvd.....................770-489-1500
Hooters - 7010 Concourse Pkwy..........770-947-8009
Hudson’s Hickory House
6874 Bankhead Hwy....................770-942-4828
IHOP - 7401 Douglas Blvd.................770-577-8272
970 Thornton Rd..........................770-732-6252
Irish Bred Pub & Restaurant
6682 E Broad St….....................678-324-1649
iron horSe BBQ
7436 Douglas Blvd....................770-949-8699
9366 E Highway 78...................770-456-9037
(Please See Our Ad on Page 70)
J. Buffalo Wings - 8479 Hospital Dr....678-391-0394
JJ’s Wings For You
3750-3 Bankhead Hwy LthSpgs....770-948-2668
Joe’s Crab Shack
2868 Chapel Hill Rd....................770-947-5990
Johnny Rocket’s - Arbor Place Mall......770-577-2636
Johnny’S ny Style PizzA
2911 Chapel Hill Rd............678-214-8486
Johnny’s NY Style Pizza
2000 Mirror Lake Blvd..................678-840-5111
230 Thornton Rd LthSps...............770-745-5555
Journey the Buffet
7090 Concourse Pkwy…............678-838-2868
Kegun Japanese Steak House & Sushi Bar
6599 E Church St........................770-577-3808

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Kenny’s Home Cooking
5700 Fairburn Rd.........................678-213-1181
Kentucky Fried Chicken - 9607 Hwy 5..770-949-1440
5620 Fairburn Rd.........................770-489-0182
664 Thornton Rd..........................770-819-7523
king buffet-9375 The Landing Dr...678-741-5288
Krystal - 5809 Stewart Pkwy.................770-947-1313
5716 Fairburn Rd.........................770-949-1834
La Fiesta Mexican Restaurant
9611 Hwy 5................................770-577-8400
2000 Mirror Lake Blvd..................770-456-6161
1102 Thornton Rd.......................770-732-9911
LA SALSA - 3290 Hwy 5...................678-838-9198
(Please See Our Ad on Page 70)
Landmark Cafe - 5009 Hwy 5.............770-575-0873
Let’S pArty with Sweet SenSAtion by deb
2959 Chapel Hill Rd........770-947-3518
Logan’s Roadhouse
9380 The Landings Dr..................770-942-0181
Long John Silver’s - 9474 Hwy 5.........770-949-5313
Longhorn Steak House
8471 Hospital Dr.........................770-942-7795
MAgnoLiA CAfe-6615 Church St..770-942-6647
Main Moon Chinese Restaurant
6525 Hiram-Douglasville Hwy......770-947-6688
Mandarin Express - Arbor Place Mall...678-838-1666
Market Deli - Arbor Place Mall............678-715-2808
Martin’s Restaurant - 3440 Hwy 5........770-577-7917
5796 Fairburn Rd........................770-920-1925
McDonald’s - 9502 Hwy 5..................770-942-6664
7001 Concourse Pkwy.................770-577-8189
2726 Chapel Hill Rd....................770-947-5224
6072 Fairburn Rd........................770-942-5953
2815 Lee Rd................................678-838-7013
1100 Thornton Rd.......................770-739-9355
843 Thornton Rd.........................770-739-1121
2480 Mirror Lake Blvd.................770-456-2652
MeLLow MuShrooM
3171 Hwy 5..........................770-489-1516
Mo Mo yA JApAneSe SteAk houSe
7061 Arbor Pkwy........................770-947-2299
(Please See Our Ad on Page 69)
Moe’s Southwest Grill
6968 Douglas Blvd......................770-942-1919
Monterrey reStAurAnte MeXiCAno
5771 Fairburn Rd.......................770-949-0607
(Please See Our Ad on Page 68)
Monterrey reStAurAnte MeXiCAno
9486 Hwy 5...............................770-920-1099
(Please See Our Ad on This Page)
Mr PJ’s Buffalo Wings
4040 Chapel Hill Rd....................770-942-5757
New China - 622 Thornton Rd............770-739-2121
O’Charley’s - 9320 Landings Dr..........770-920-4646
921 South Carroll Rd VR..............770-456-4245
Olive Garden - 6710 Douglas Blvd.....770-577-5858
Olive Tree The
849 Thornton Rd...................770-948-1288
150 Stone St - Villa Rica......770-456-6456
Outback Steakhouse
6331 Douglas Blvd......................770-949-7000
Panda Express - 2176 Chapel Hill Rd...770-852-6920
Papa John’s Pizza - 3387 Hwy 5..........770-489-4400
2725 Lee Road ..........................770-947-0011
Papa John’s Pizza - 4327 Brownsville Rd..770-439-3878
restaurantguide
phiLbiLLy’S Sub ShACk
2134 Fairburn Rd.......................770-489-9701
(Please See Our Ad on Page 69)
Pizza Hut - 3697 Hwy 5......................770-489-8700
China Garden Restaurant - 4900 Stewart Mill Rd.........770-489-9992
RESTAURANTS THAT
DELIVER
5951 Fairburn Rd........................770-920-5050
Chinese Pagoda - 9423 Hwy 5...................................770-942-4783
6951 S Sweetwater Rd.................770-732-1000
Domino’s Pizza - Kings Hwy. @ Hwy. 5.......................770-949-2277
664 Thornton Rd…..................…770-819-7523 Domino’s Pizza - Fairburn Rd. @ County Line..............770-920-9200
Planet Smoothie -639 Thornton Rd......770-745-9193 Domino’s Pizza - 639 Thornton Rd…….......................678-945-3990
Provino’s Italian Restaurant Domino’s Pizza - 6525 Hiram Douglasville Hwy..........770-489-3990
2911 Chapel Hill Rd....................678-838-0630 Grand Slam Pizza - 5823 Fairburn Rd.........................770-920-1845
Quiznos Subs - 6842 Douglas Blvd….678-715-4540 Johnny’s ny Style pizza - 2911 Chapel Hill Road....678-214-8486
236 Thornton Rd…......................770-739-1921 Johnny’s NY Style Pizza - 230 Thornton Rd..................770-745-5555
Red Lobster - 3100 Hwy 5...................770-949-8996 Let’s party w/Sweet Sensations by deb
Ruby Tuesday - 9579 Hwy 5................770-942-8522 2959 Chapel Hill Road..........................770-947-3518
642 Thornton Rd.........................770-948-3707 Papa John’s Pizza - 3387 Hwy. 5................................770-489-4400
Sakura Sushi & Grill Papa John’s Pizza - 2725 Lee Road.............................770-947-0011
4900 Stewart Mill Rd..............678-391-1906 Philbilly’s Sub Shack - 2134 Fairburn Road.................770-489-9701
SAM & roSCo’S Pizza Hut - 3697 Hwy. 5............................................770-489-8700
7450 Douglas Blvd....................770-949-1195 Pizza Hut - 5636 Fairburn Rd.....................................770-920-5050
(Please See Our Ad on Page 68)
Pizza Hut - 664 Thornton Rd......................................770-819-7523
SeA breeze SeAfood reStAurAnt
Quiznos Subs - 6842 Douglas Blvd….........................678-715-4540
9610 Hwy 5...............................770-577-9400
wing-it - 2169 Fairburn Rd.....................................770-942-4200
Seven Sisters House Restaurant
6655 Marsh St............................770-485-6228
Shoney’s - 855 Thornton Rd................770-739-1304
SLiMberry frozen yogurt
Full Bar  Lunch Specials Everyday! 11am to 3pm
Located inside...........................Arbor place Mall
Southern Traditions Coffee Shoppe
2805 Veterans Memorial Hwy Astl..770-948-5545
Spot Take Out Restaurant and Grill The
4081 Anneewakee Rd................. 770-489-6070
Starbucks Coffee - Arbor Place Mall.....770-942-2472
$5 OFF
2736 Chapel Hill Rd....................678-838-7725
3875 Chapel Hill Rd....................770-852-6624 Mariachi Band
StAtion 1 hot wing CAfÉ Tuesdays 6:30pm to 9pm
3869 Chapel Hill Road..............678-715-4940
(Please See Our Ad on Page 70)
Station 1 Hot Wing Cafe-2765 Lee Rd.770-577-1700
Purchase of 2 Lunch
118 Hwy. 61 Villa Rica...............770-456-6343 Specials & 2 Drinks
SteVi b’S pizzA buffet Dine in only. No carryouts. Limit 1 per table. Not valid with any other discount, on
7003 N Concourse Pkwy............678-229-5400 steaks or fajita meals, or on Fridays. Monterrey’s Highway 5. Expires 06/30/10.
(Please See Our Ad on Page 65)
Subway – 95 Liberty Rd………............770-459-1518
2000 Mirror Lake Blvd….............770-459-0036
Purchase of 2 Combination
4780 Highway 5.........................770-942-7908 Dinners 1-30 & 2 Drinks
SubwAy - 9579 Hwy 5....................770-949-9787 Dine in only. No carryouts. Limit 1 per table. Not valid with any other discount, on
3869 Chapel Hill Rd..................770-577-8303 steaks or fajita meals, or on Fridays. Monterrey’s Highway 5. Expires 06/30/10.
5823 Fairburn Rd.......................770-920-2647 Open Mon. - Thurs. 11am to 10pm
2765 Lee Rd..............................678-838-0980 Fri. 11am to 10:45pm, Sat. 11am to 10:30pm
(Please See Our Ad on Page 66) & Sun. 11am to 10pm
Sumo Japanese Steak & Sushi New Plasma TVs
2000 Mirror Lake Blvd.................678-840-8581
SzeChuAn ViLLAge reStAurAnt 9486 Highway 5
9559 Hwy 5..............................770-949-6167 4924-G South Cobb Dr. 6590 Tara Boulevard 1368 Atlanta Rd. Arbor Square Shopping Center
(Please See Our Ad on Page 70) Smyrna Jonesboro Marietta
tACo MAC - 7397 Douglas Blvd.....770-942-0499 770.432.3801 770.961.5286 770.432.1815 770.920.1099
Taco Bell - 5611 Fairburn Rd.......770-489-2113
5845 Stewart Pkwy................770-942-8667
Taste of Thai - 2911 Chapel Hill Rd.......70-577-4142
Taste The - 6660 Broad St..................678-715-4587
tAQueriA JALiSCo
8485 Hospital Dr.......................770-577-5715
(Please See Our Ad on Page 70)
Tavern @ J.R. Crickets, The
614 Thornton Rd........................ 678-945-3810
Texas Roadhouse
2706 Chapel Hill Rd............678-838-7586
tony’S MeXiCAn griLL
4040 Chapel Hill Rd..................770-949-2939
(Please See Our Ad on Page 66)
toppS bAr And griLL
7214 Douglas Blvd....................770-489-1927
(Please See Our Ad on Page 64)
Tropical Paradise Jamaican Restaurant
1611 W Bankhead Hwy VlaRca…770-456-9162
Tropical Joe’s - 2911 Chapel Hill Rd...678-838-3360
Waffle House - 2111 Hwy 92.............770-577-0946
6133 Fairburn Rd........................770-920-6668
7100 Concourse Pkwy.................770-949-0585
908 Thornton Rd.........................770-944-8292
wASAbi JApAneSe reStAurAnt
9436 Hwy 5.................................770-577-9188
(Please See Our Ad on Page 64)
wiLLiAMSon broS. bAr-b-Q
9436 Hwy 5...............................770-949-5058
(Please See Our Ad on Page 66)
wing it - 2169 Fairburn Rd.............770-942-4200
(Please See Our Ad on Page 67)
Zaxby’s - 7035 Concourse Pkwy..........770-489-0787
2609 Lee Rd................................770-489-3943
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Williamson Bros Bar-B-Q
& Seafood House
open 7 days a week
lunch specials starting at $4.99
Monday - Friday 10:30am to 5pm & saturday 11am to 3pm
Restaurants LISTED BY TYPE
Monday, tuesday & wednesday
all you can eat pork, ChiCken, BBQ Beans, American chinese - continued
Cole slaw and FrenCh Fries - only $4.99 Applebees - 6915 Douglas Blvd..........770-942-8280 China East - 7003 Concourse Pkwy.....770-489-9677
China Garden-4900 Stewart Mill Rd....770-489-9992
~4:00pm to close, white meat chicken is $1.00 extra~ 550 Thornton Rd……..................678-398-0888
Bonz Sports Grill chinA StAr Buffet
Let us cater your event! 2167 Fairburn Rd.........................770-489-2778
Beer & Wine 2123 Fairburn Rd........................770-577-6991
we cater from 1-15,000! Available! Five Guys Burgers & Fries (Please See Our Ad on Page 70)
2987 Chapel Hill Rd....................770-947-2124 China Wok - 2000 Mirror Lake Blvd....770-459-9585

770-949-5058
www.williamsonbros.com
7040 ConCourse Pkwy.
I-20 & Hwy 5. near wal-Mart
Golden Corral - 6975 Douglas Blvd....678-838-4376
greAt AmericAn grill the
110 Interstate West Pkwy.............770-949-8980
IHOP - 7401 Douglas Blvd.................770-577-8272
970 Thornton Rd..........................770-732-6252
Logan’s Roadhouse
9380 The Landings Dr..................770-942-0181
Longhorn Steak House
8471 Hospital Dr.........................770-942-7795
O’Charley’s-9320 Landings Dr............770-920-4646
921 South Carroll Rd VR..............770-456-4245
Outback Steakhouse
6331 Douglas Blvd......................770-949-7000
Ruby Tuesday - 9579 Hwy 5................770-942-8522
642 Thornton Rd.........................770-948-3707
SAm & roSco’S
7450 Douglas Blvd....................770-949-1195
(Please See Our Ad on Page 68)
Shoney’s - 855 Thornton Rd................770-739-1304
Spot Take Out Restaurant and Grill The
4081 Anneewakee Rd................. 770-489-6070
Tavern @ J.R. Crickets, The
614 Thornton Rd........................ 678-945-3810
Texas Roadhouse
2706 Chapel Hill Rd............678-838-7586
toPPS BAr AnD grill
7214 Douglas Blvd....................770-489-1927
(Please See Our Ad on Page 64)
Waffle House - 2111 Hwy 92.............770-577-0946
6133 Fairburn Rd........................770-920-6668
7100 Concourse Pkwy.................770-949-0585
908 Thornton Rd.........................770-944-8292
Bakeries
Cinnabon - Arbor Place Mall...............770-489-1003
Dunkin’ Donuts - 9476 Hwy 5.............770-949-3499
Eva’s Bakeshop
6880 Douglas Blvd......................770-947-8417
Great American Cookie Company
Arbor Place.................................770-577-2424
let’S PArty with Sweet SenSAtion By DeB
2959 Chapel Hill Rd...................770-947-3518
(Please See Our Ad on Page 65)
Barbecue
Bar-B-Q House - 541 Thornton Rd......770-941-1155
Hog Wild BBQ - 3749 Kings Hwy........770-577-5828
Chinese Pagoda - 9423 Hwy 5...........770-942-4783
golDen BuDDhA
7061 Arbor Pkwy........................770-947-2299
(Please See Our Ad on Page 69)
Journey the Buffet
7090 Concourse Pkwy…............678-838-2868
king Buffet
9375 The Landing Dr...................678-741-5288
Main Moon Chinese Restaurant
6525 Hiram-Douglasville Hwy......770-947-6688
Mandarin Express - Arbor Place Mall...678-838-1666
New China - 622 Thornton Rd............770-739-2121
Panda Express
2176 Chapel Hill Rd....................770-852-6920
SZechuAn VillAge reStAurAnt
9559 Hwy 5..............................770-949-6167
(Please See Our Ad on Page 70)
coffee
Border’s Café - Arbor Place Mall.........770-577-9787
Coffee Break Café
8800 Dorris Rd............................404-910-2152
Southern Traditions Coffee Shoppe
2805 Veterans Memorial Hwy Astl..770-948-5545
Starbucks Coffee
2736 Chapel Hill Rd....................678-838-7725
3875 Chapel Hill Rd....................770-852-6624
fast food
Arby’s - Chapel Hill @ I-20.................770-947-6652
3060 Bankhead Hwy LthSpgs.......770-739-0339
Burger King
5805 W Stewart Mill Rd................770-949-3112
3261 Hwy 5................................770-949-3112
989 Thornton Rd.........................770-944-0741
Checkers - 6033 Fairburn Rd..............770-947-9646
Chick-Fil-A - 3202 Hwy 5...................770-949-3801
5888 Fairburn Rd........................770-942-0820
835 Thornton Rd.........................770-732-8034
Arbor Place Mall..........................678-838-9551
Church’s Chicken
6135 Fairburn Rd........................770-942-6009
Dairy Queen - 6126 Fairburn Rd.........770-942-5858
Arbor Place Mall..........................770-489-8435
DQ Grill & Chill - 5815 Stewart Pkwy..770-949-6761
Great Wraps - Arbor Place Mall...........770-577-6331
Hardees - 940 Thornton Rd.................770-948-9513

eat fresh.
Hudson’s Hickory House Johnny Rocket’s - Arbor Place Mall......770-577-2636
6874 Bankhead Hwy....................770-942-4828 Kentucky Fried Chicken - 9607 Hwy 5..770-949-1440
iron horSe BBQ
5620 Fairburn Rd.........................770-489-0182

7SUBS
WITH 6 FAT OR LESS!
7436 Douglas Blvd....................770-949-8699
GRAMS OF 9366 E Highway 78...................770-456-9037
664 Thornton Rd..........................770-819-7523
Krystal - 5809 Stewart Pkwy.................770-947-1313
(Please See Our Ad on Page 70)
5716 Fairburn Rd.........................770-949-1834
williAmSon BroS. BAr-B-Q
Long John Silver’s - 9474 Hwy 5.........770-949-5313
3869 Chapel Hill Rd. - at Central Church by Kroger - 770-577-8303 9436 Hwy 5...............................770-949-5058
Martin’s Restaurant - 3440 Hwy 5........770-577-7917
(Please See Our Ad on This Page)
9579 Hwy. 5 - Market Square near Office Depot - 770-949-9787 5796 Fairburn Rd........................770-920-1925
5823 Fairburn Rd. - Old Wal-Mart Shopping Center - 770-920-2647 Buffets McDonald’s - 9502 Hwy 5..................770-942-6664
7001 Concourse Pkwy.................770-577-8189
2765 Lee Rd. - Publix Shopping Center - 678-838-0980 chinA StAr Buffet
2726 Chapel Hill Rd....................770-947-5224
2167 Fairburn Rd.........................770-489-2778
6072 Fairburn Rd........................770-942-5953
Any Regular Footlong Buy One 6" Sub, Get a Second 6" Sub (Please See Our Ad on Page 70)
of Equal or Less Value for 2815 Lee Rd................................678-838-7013

$5
Golden Corral - 6975 Douglas Blvd....678-838-4376

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Journey the Buffet
7090 Concourse Pkwy…............678-838-2868
king Buffet-9375 The Landing Dr..678-741-5288
SteVi B’S PiZZA Buffet
7003 N Concourse Pkwy............678-229-5400
1100 Thornton Rd.......................770-739-9355
843 Thornton Rd.........................770-739-1121
2480 Mirror Lake Blvd.................770-456-2652
Taco Bell - 5611 Fairburn Rd.......770-489-2113
5845 Stewart Pkwy................770-942-8667
Zaxby’s - 7035 Concourse Pkwy..........770-489-0787

$1 Off $5 Off
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Any Footlong gumBeAux’S - 6712 E Broad.........770-947-8288 Funnel Cakes Funhouse
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any other offer. Exp. 06/30/10 any other offer. Exp. 06/30/10 Bamboo Garden Restaurant ice cream/yogurt
3869 Chapel Hill Rd....................770-920-6988 Bruster’s - 6920 Douglas Blvd.............770-577-0471

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Ice Cream/Yogurt - Continued Pizza - Continued
CAvendAr Creek homemAde ICe CreAm
Please Call.................................770-315-3443
Coldstone Creamery
2911 Chapel Hill Rd..................678-838-9400
SLImBerrY FroZen YoGUrT
Located inside............................Arbor Place mall
Irish
Irish Bred Pub & Restaurant
6682 E Broad St….....................678-324-1649
Italian
Carrabba’s Italian Grill
2700 Chapel Hill Rd....................770-947-0330
FABIAno’S ITALIAn deLI & PIZZerIA
6698 Broad St...........................678-715-3344
(Please See Our Ad on Page 69)
Olive Garden - 6710 Douglas Blvd.....770-577-5858
Olive Tree The
849 Thornton Rd...................770-948-1288
150 Stone St - Villa Rica......770-456-6456
Provino’s Italian Restaurant
2911 Chapel Hill Rd....................678-838-0630
SAm & roSCo’S
7450 Douglas Blvd....................770-949-1195
(Please See Our Ad on This Page)
Japanese
JoUrneY The BUFFeT
7090 Concourse Pkwy…............678-838-2868
Kegun Japanese Steak House & Sushi Bar
6599 E Church St........................770-577-3808
kInG BUFFeT
9375 The Landing Dr...................678-741-5288
mo mo YA JAPAneSe STeAk hoUSe
7061 Arbor Pkwy........................770-947-2299
(Please See Our Ad on Page 69)
Sakura Sushi & Grill
4900 Stewart Mill Rd..............678-391-1906
WASABI JAPAneSe reSTAUrAnT
9436 Hwy 5.................................770-577-9188
(Please See Our Ad on Page 64)
mexican
El Patron Burrito Express
2818 Fairburn Rd….....................678-213-3489
El Tacomiendo - 5975 Fairburn Rd......678-715-3330
La Fiesta Mexican Restaurant
9611 Hwy 5................................770-577-8400
2000 Mirror Lake Blvd..................770-456-6161
1102 Thornton Rd.......................770-732-9911
LA SALSA - 3290 Hwy 5...................678-838-9198
(Please See Our Ad on Page 70)
monTerreY reSTAUrAnTe meXICAno
5771 Fairburn Rd.......................770-949-0607
(Please See Our Ad on Page 68)
monTerreY reSTAUrAnTe meXICAno
9486 Hwy 5...............................770-920-1099
(Please See Our Ad on Page 65)
TAQUerIA JALISCo
8485 Hospital Dr.......................770-577-5715
(Please See Our Ad on Page 70)
TonY’S meXICAn GrILL
4040 Chapel Hill Rd..................770-949-2939
(Please See Our Ad on Page 66)
WInG IT - 2169 Fairburn Rd.............770-942-4200
(Please See Our Ad on Page 67)
Pizza
Absolute Pizza Bar & Grill
8841 Bright Star Road.................678-838-1438
daVIDO’S $3.75 Pizza
4095 Bankhead Hwy……........…770-489-5956
domIno’S PIZZA
Kings Hwy @ Hwy 5...................770-949-2277
Fairburn Rd. @ County Line........770-920-9200
639 Thornton Rd..........................678-945-3990
6525 Hiram Douglasville Hwy.....770-489-3990
Godfather’s Pizza - 95 Liberty Rd….....770-459-1518
Grand Slam Pizza - 5823 Fairburn Rd..770-920-1845
JohnnY’S nY STYLe PIZZA
2911 Chapel Hill Rd............678-214-8486
2000 Mirror Lake Blvd..................678-840-5111
230 Thornton Rd LthSps...............770-745-5555
meLLoW mUShroom
3171 Hwy 5..........................770-489-1516
Papa John’s Pizza - 3387 Hwy 5..........770-489-4400
2725 Lee Road ..........................770-947-0011
4327 Brownsville Rd....................770-439-3878
Pizza Hut - 3697 Hwy 5......................770-489-8700
5951 Fairburn Rd........................770-920-5050
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Pizza Hut
6951 S Sweetwater Rd.................770-732-1000
664 Thornton Rd…..................…770-819-7523
STevI B’S PIZZA BUFFeT
7003 N Concourse Pkwy............678-229-5400
(Please See Our Ad on Page 65)
Seafood
Felrose Seafood & Tropical Foods
7414B-3 Douglas Blvd.............678-715-3399
Joe’s Crab Shack
2868 Chapel Hill Rd....................770-947-5990
Red Lobster - 3100 Hwy 5...................770-949-8996
SeA BreeZe SeAFood reSTAUrAnT
9610 Hwy 5...............................770-577-9400
Self-Service
dInner A’FAre
2750 Chapel Hill Rd.....................770-577-5417
(Please See Our Ad on Page 64)
Southern
Bankhead Diner
5848 Bankhead Hwy..............770-947-0999
Cracker Barrel
7060 Concourse Pkwy..................770-489-8588
970 West Pointe Ct LthSps............678-398-8568
Folks - 6912 Douglas Blvd..................770-949-8400
Kenny’s Home Cooking
5700 Fairburn Rd.........................678-213-1181
Landmark Cafe - 5009 Hwy 5.............770-575-0873
mAGnoLIA CAFe
6615 Church St................................770-942-6647
Seven Sisters House Restaurant
6655 Marsh St............................770-485-6228
Southwestern
Moe’s Southwest Grill
6968 Douglas Blvd...............770-942-1919
TACo mAC - 7397 Douglas Blvd.....770-942-0499
Subs/Sandwiches
Bagel Meister, The
2750 Chapel Hill Rd.............770-577-2010
Blimpie - 8493 Hospital Dr..................770-942-4300
851 Thornton Rd.........................770-948-7693
HoneyBaked Ham Company
7421 Douglas Blvd.....................770-489-1500
LeT’S PArTY WITh SWeeT SenSATIon BY deB
2959 Chapel Hill Rd...................770-947-3518
(Please See Our Ad on Page 65)
PhILBILLY’S SUB ShACk
2134 Fairburn Rd.......................770-489-9701
(Please See Our Ad on Page 69)
Quiznos Subs - 6842 Douglas Blvd….678-715-4540
236 Thornton Rd…......................770-739-1921
Subway – 4780 Highway 5.................770-942-7908
SUBWAY - 9579 Hwy 5....................770-949-9787
3869 Chapel Hill Rd..................770-577-8303
5823 Fairburn Rd.......................770-920-2647
2765 Lee Rd..............................678-838-0980
(Please See Our Ad on Page 66)
Thai
Taste of Thai - 2911 Chapel Hill Rd.......70-577-4142
Wings
B&B Fish & Wings
3046 Bankhead Hwy...................770-732-1565
Buffalo Wild Wings
6970 Douglas Blvd........................678-391-8470
Funnel Cakes Funhouse
8285 Courtland St.......................770-949-2978
Hooters - 7010 Concourse Pkwy..........770-947-8009
J. Buffalo Wings
8479 Hospital Dr.........................678-391-0394
JJ’s Wings For You
3750-3 Bankhead Hwy LthSpgs....770-948-2668
Mr PJ’s Buffalo Wings
4040 Chapel Hill Rd....................770-942-5757
153 Tri-County Plaza VR...............770-459-2828
STATIon 1 hoT WInG CAFÉ
3869 Chapel Hill Road..............678-715-4940
(Please See Our Ad on Page 70)
Station 1 Hot Wing Cafe
2765 Lee Rd................................770-577-1700
118 Hwy. 61 Villa Rica...............770-456-6343
TACo mAC - 7397 Douglas Blvd.....770-942-0499
WInG IT - 2169 Fairburn Rd.............770-942-4200
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PhilBillys Sub Shack opens on Fairburn Road
PHILBILLYS SUB SHACK
SUBS SANDWICHES BURGERS
 

now open!
10% OFF
ENTIRE BILL. EXP. 06/30/10

2134 Fairburn Road  Douglasville, GA  770.489.9701

A new local spot to grab a bite (or a meal) is the PhilBillys Sub
Shack, located at 2134 Fairburn Road in Douglasville.
“This is a casual dining establishment that resembles a New York
deli, yet is appealing to the Southern palette,” says Billy Turner, a
Douglasville native and the Billy half of the proprietorship.
“Yes, we didn’t want to do the New York style thing - it’s already
been overdone,” adds Phil Janaka, who is Mr. Turner’s partner and
the other half for Phil-Billys. He continued, “Our goal was to cre-
ate a simple menu using ingredients that every culture could enjoy
without breaking the bank.”
The modest sub shop offers a variety of subs, sandwiches and
burgers created by the duo that introduces old world favorites of
deli meats and cheese from Phil’s New York roots and adds a touch
of the deep South that Billy knows true southerners will enjoy such
as the spicy fried chicken sandwich, dubbed ‘The Rebel’. Locals
have already given the restaurant rave reviews. John Hodges of
Douglasville claims to eat The Rebel at least three times a week
and Jerry Peel, also of Douglasville, says, “I’ve had everything, from
subs to burgers to sandwiches and I still can’t find anything I don’t
like.”
Some of PhilBilly’s other subs include the Super Mario, prosciut-
to, salami and pepperoni with fresh sliced provolone and roasted
red peppers marinated in olive oil; the John Wayne which is cooked
ham, roast turkey and roast beef with American cheese, lettuce, to-
mato and onion topped with olive oil and The Hurricane, seasoned
prime roast beef with swiss cheese on a bed of lettuce blasted with
their hurricane horseradish sauce, among many others.
Their sandwiches include the Fat Boy which is steamed corned
beef and pastrami on rye bread with spicy mustard, the Pilgrim’s
Pride - turkey club sandwich on white toast with bacon, lettuce and
tomato and Charlie’s Tuna sandwich - fresh tuna salad made daily
served on wheat bread with lettuce, tomato and onion, among
many other sandwiches.
The burger menu includes the Southern Prime, Monster Burger
and Slammin Swiss. They also offer a chicken fingers basket. Their
homemade sides include french cut french fries, sweet potato fries,
cole slaw, potato salad, pasta salad and house recipe pickles.
Their menu is rounded out by the addition of their desserts in-
cluding chocolate mud pie, pecan pie, ice cream and fried apple
and peach pies.
For more information on PhilBillys stop by or call 770-489-
9701.
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Taco Bell opens on Fairburn Road

Taco Bell has come back to Fairburn Road. Located directly
next to Monterrey Mexican Restaurant, the fast food chain has
recently released their new healthier choices.
Taco Bell, which does approximately 70 percent of its busi-
ness via the drive-thru, is answering Americans call with their new
Drive-Thru Diet® Menu, featuring seven incredible tasting, Fres-
co-style menu offerings with less than nine grams of fat.
Christine Dougherty of Pensacola, Fla., is featured in Taco
Bell’s Drive-Thru Diet Menu marketing campaign, which includes
national TV ads showcasing her story of losing 54 pounds by
reducing her daily calories while eating from the Taco Bell Drive-
Thru Diet Menu.
“For me, I didn’t want to cut out my fast food so I started
choosing Fresco items from the Taco Bell drive-thru and making
other sensible choices throughout my day,” said Dougherty. “Ad-
mittedly, I’m not someone who likes to cook and needed to find
easy and inexpensive ways to make better choices that helped me
reduce overall calories and fat in my eating plan.”
The Drive-Thru Diet Menu features seven Taco Bell favorites
freshly-prepared with Fiesta Salsa – a zesty mix of diced tomatoes,
white onions and cilantro – that replaces the cheese and sauce.

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 Chairman’s Corner
Tom Worthan, Chairman
Douglas County Board of Commissioners
The WSA and Its Programs
As Chairman of the Douglas County Board of Commissioners, I automatically serve on the Board of Directors of the Douglasville-
Douglas County Water and Sewer Authority (WSA). The WSA is an independent, State-chartered utility that provides water and sewer
service to most of the residents of Douglas County. The WSA is not a part of City or County government, and it does not receive any
tax revenues. It exists only on user fees.
The WSA gives “award-winning service for our local community” and is operational 24 hours per day, 365 days per year. The WSA
provides 16 million gallons per day (mgd) of drinkable water to Douglas County residents, and treats 6 mgd of wastewater. A current
expansion of the Bear Creek Water Treatment Plant will up the water provision to 23 mgd within the next couple of years. The WSA
has justifiably won numerous local, State and National awards, and I am proud of their responsive and responsible employees.
Dog River Reservoir and Park
The WSA developed the Dog River Reservoir in the southern part of Douglas County, and it serves as our primary drinking water
source. The Dog River Reservoir Recreational Park is a wonderful place to take your family. Although swimming is not allowed,
fishing, picnicking and boating are.
All boats in the Reservoir must be Class A and no greater than 16 feet in length. Gasoline engines and gas storage tanks are not
permitted - remember this is our drinking water source! You must have a valid Georgia fishing license to fish the Reservoir - there’s
plenty of Large-mouth Bass, Crappie, Sunfish, Shoal Bass, Channel Catfish, and Bluegill/Bream to catch! John Boats are available for
rental. Check out the newly designed WSA web site at www.ddcwsa.com for hours of operation, rental fees, and other information.
The Dog River Reservoir Recreational Park recently re-opened after being closed for over two years, due first to the historic drought
and then as the Reservoir was expanded. The Dog River Dam was raised ten feet, so the Reservoir lake level was raised ten feet, and
its water storage capacity increased from 1.2 billion to 1.92 billion gallons. This expansion and additional capacity should be able to
take care of our drinking water needs for the next 20 - 30 years even if another drought affects us, and should be able to take care of
up to about 250,000 residents. We’re not planning on growing that much - double the 125,000 we are now - but it’s nice to know that
the capacity is there. With the water problems being experienced by other areas in metro Atlanta, Lake Lanier, and Lake Allatoona, it
is comforting to know that we are one step ahead. The planning for the additional height to the dam and Reservoir started long before
the drought hit - it takes years of planning, design, and permitting before construction can actually start, then the construction, and
then the rains to fill up the new capacity. This process normally takes about 17 years but our WSA was able to do it in nine. Thanks to
the winter rains, the Reservoir is at full pool as we begin the summer season.
The Reservoir covers 312 surface acres and is 47 feet deep at its deepest point. Because of its size, the Reservoir was able to handle
the shock of the floodwaters from last September but there was significant damage to the dam itself due to the immense volume of
water going over and trying to go around it. The repairs to the dam are almost complete, and the structure is sound.
On-line Bill Payments
A new convenience from the WSA is on-line bill payments. You can pay your bill and view your billing statement electronically using
the Internet. New users will need to set up an account by accessing the WSA web site at www.ddcwsa.com. You may also pay your
bill each month via an automatic bank draft, plus, of course, the traditional methods by mail or in person.
Toilet Replacement Rebate Program Underway
Before the 1950s, toilets typically used 7 gallons of water or more for each flush. By the end of the 1960s, toilets were designed to
flush with 5.5 gallons. The Federal Energy Policy Act of 1992 mandated low-flow fixtures using no more than 1.6 gallons per flush be
installed in all homes constructed during and after 1994. In Douglas County, approximately 59 percent of our homes are pre-1993.
So, most of our homes have water-guzzling toilets, and this costs you money each time you pay your water bill. However, the WSA
will now pay you to replace these old toilets with new low-flow ones.
If your home was built before 1994, replace your old toilets, and the WSA will give you a $50 rebate for installing a 1.6-gallon fixture,
and a $100 rebate for installing a 1.28-gallon fixture, with a maximum of two toilet rebates per applicant. Simply put, this will save you
approximately 4 gallons of water for each usage, and that adds up. The WSA estimates that a family of four will save 20,000 gallons of
water per year and reduce their water bill by $95. It just makes good sense! This conservation effort will also help reduce demands
on the water system, and, in the long term, reduce the need to expand the water treatment program in the future.
Effective May 3rd, the WSA began offering rebates for commercial customers and for multi-family units such as duplexes, triplexes and
apartments. Residential rebates have been in effect since late last year. The program ends later this year, so don’t wait!
September 2009 Flooding and the WSA Response
In the early hours of September 21st, the raging storm waters washed out many roads, culverts and bridges in our County and the
waterlines with them. Almost our complete water system lost pressure, which meant that contaminants could possibly enter into it,
and we were without drinkable water throughout the County. In less than a week, almost all Douglas County residents again had
water due to the dedication and around-the-clock work of WSA employees and contractors. Thank you for your service.
Keeping you informed,
Tom
government
THOUGHTS FROM THE MAYOR
Each month Douglasville’s Mayor, Mickey
Thompson writes a column about a subject which
is of interest to many residents of Douglasville, and
Douglas County. The city of Douglasville’s web-
site is: www.ci.douglasville.ga.us. Mayor’s Email:
thompsonm@ci.douglasville.ga.us
If you have traveled along Georgia Highway 92
(Fairburn Road) south of Interstate 20 or along Gurley Road past the en-
trance to Hunter Park, I’m sure you have noticed the construction under-
way at both of these sites. Each is a City of Douglasville project which,
when completed, will be an important addition to the public facilities
serving this community.
The site work and the erection of the steel superstructure certainly are
key components in the construction of the new City of Douglasville Public
Safety and Municipal Court project. When completed around the first
of the year, all divisions of the City Police Department will move to this
location on Fairburn Road just north of Hillcrest Drive.
Also, a new multi-purpose community center is being built in Hunter
Park between Gurley Road and the lake. In fact, the entire park now is
part of a renovation/reconstruction project. You could say Hunter Park is
in an “extreme make over” condition.
VOTER APPROVALS. Funding for both of these projects was ap-
proved by the voters. The Hunter Park project is the largest of the park
improvements included in the Parks and Recreation Component of the
City’s SPLOST (Special Purpose Local Option Sales Tax) program, which
was approved by the voters from throughout Douglas County in 2002.
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The Public Safety and Municipal Court project is funded with General
Obligation Bonds approved by City voters in a referendum held in No-
vember 2008.
HUNTER PARK IMPROVEMENTS. The City’s portion of the 2002
SPLOST included: (a) several transportation projects and (b) projects in
Hunter Park, Davis Park, the West Pines Golf Club property, and Fowler
Field Park. Once the new community center, the new ballfields and ten-
nis center, the new playgrounds, the new parking areas, and various
other park improvements are finished late this year in Hunter Park, the
City of Douglasville will have completed the Parks and Recreation com-
ponent of its SPLOST program.
The City Council on May 3 adopted a resolution concerning the fund-
ing for the current Hunter Park improvements. The $7,244,821 total
amount consists of the remaining unallocated SPLOST funds and the
interest earned in the past on the SPLOST funds on deposit for the City’s
Parks and Recreation component. From its Capital Projects Fund within
the City’s General Fund, the City Council is adding $644,941 so all of
the planned improvements in Hunter Park can be done. Thus, the total
cost of this renovation/ reconstruction project in Hunter Park, including
the new community center, is expected to be $7,889,762.
All of the work in Hunter Park is being done by Benning Construction
Company, who was the low bidder on the community center and on the
park renovation/reconstruction.
Basically, Hunter Park is now closed. (Most of the Independence Day
activities which have been held in Hunter Park for many years will be
moved to Downtown Douglasville this year. The annual parade starts at

10:00 a.m. on Monday, July 5, with a variety of events to be held in the
downtown area afterwards.)
When Hunter Park reopens near the end of this year, all of us will be
able to enjoy a new multi-purpose center, a new tennis center, new and
renovated ballfields, new playgrounds, and new parking facilities. (As
many of you know, heavy rains and flooding last September damaged
the large lake’s dam; and repairs are to be made using Federal disaster
relief funds along with a 20 percent matching amount provided from the
City of Douglasville’s General Fund.)
PUBLIC SAFETY BUILDING. Construction continues on the City’s
Public Safety and Municipal Court Building project. All divisions of the
Police Department -- including Patrol, Detectives, Motors, Administra-
tion, Special Operations, and S.W.A.T. -- will be housed in this new
70,000 square foot structure, as well as Municipal Court. For the first
time, the department will be under one roof and this should make our
Police Department even more effective and efficient. (We will continue a
department presence in the downtown area, with a precinct in the current
Police Station.)
Let me again thank the voters of Douglasville who approved a Gen-
eral Obligation Bond referendum in November 2008 to provide the $23
million to build all of the facilities in this public safety complex and then
to equip them. You made it possible for the Police Department to move
out of more than a half-dozen buildings in the downtown area which did
not measure up to safety and customer service standards, and now we’ll
have very good facilities which will include adequate parking for our
personnel and the public.
New South Construction Company was the low bidder on this project.
And this company is working hard to complete all of the project by the
first of next year.
government
GRAND OPENINGS. I look forward this fall to announcing the
dates for the grand openings of the Public Safety and Municipal Court
Building and of the new Hunter Park. I hope many of you will attend the
grand openings; or, if you can’t be present on those occasions, I hope
you will visit these public facilities soon after they open. After all, you
made it possible for us to have this work done in order for the citizens of
our community to be better served by your municipal government.
ANNOUNCEMENT FOR CITI TV. Comcast is upgrading its ser-
vices in Douglasville - Douglas County, and one key result is that more
people will have access to CITI TV. As many of you know, the City of
Douglasville’s CITI TV is on Comcast Digital Channel 22. But some of
you have not been able to view this channel because you do not have a
digital television or a digital converter box.
Comcast has taken steps to upgrade your screen quality and to pro-
vide two digital converter boxes per household at no cost to you. For
more information, you can contact Comcast at 1-877-634-4434 or
Comcast.com/digital/now.
CITI TV does an excellent job in providing to this community informa-
tion about the Douglasville government and about many local activities.
For more information on CITI TV you can reach Kellie Hunter at 678-
715-2035 or visit CITI TV’s website at mycititv.com
If you have Comcast cable, check out your television set (or your
television sets). If you turn to channel 22 and that is not the City of
Douglasville’s Channel 22, you need to contact Comcast and arrange
to get your free digital converter box (or boxes).
I look forward to communicating with you next month in the Cha-
pel Hill News and Views, and I look forward to hearing your comments
about CITI TV. While I know CITI TV provides excellent information, if
there is programming you think we should consider adding, please let
me know. Thank you.
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government
It’s Your Turn to Tell Us Where To Cut the Fat
By Lynn Westmoreland, one of Douglas County’s
congressmen
As I’ve noted over and over, Washington has a
spending problem. It’s not just the Democrats who
bear some of the responsibility for what’s happened
in recent years; Republicans shoulder part of the
blame too.
This mess just keeps growing, and we can’t sustain the financial
burden we are placing on future generations. Just this week, a
report found that the U.S. posted the 19th straight monthly budget
deficit. It totaled $82.69 billion in April alone!
That number is scary, and it’s the reason we must act now.
A few weeks ago, I joined with my Republican colleagues to put a
moratorium on earmarks – something I have long advocated.
Today, we’re giving you a chance to tell us which earmarks you’d
like to see scrapped in our ongoing effort to end wasteful spending
in Washington and put our money where our mouth is.
We launched YouCut – a project that allows you to vote, both
74 | CHAPEL HILL NEWS & VIEWS Government
online and on your cell phone, on spending cuts you’d like to see
the House of Representatives enact.
It’s not the silver bullet, but it’s a good way to highlight the need
for us to scale back government’s reckless spending habits. What’s
better is it allows you, the American taxpayer, to join others who are
taking back their country.
So, I’m asking you to join thousands of other Americans who are
fed up with Washington – over 70,000 votes had been cast as of
yesterday – and send the Democrats (and any Republicans, for that
matter, who want to keep spending) a clear message: stop spending
so much of our money.
Go online to my website (westmoreland.house.gov) and vote
which federal program you’d like to see cut. I’ll update you next
week on how the votes shake out.
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For more information on any of the services listed above, you may
call 678-838-9000 or visit their facility, located at 5929 Stewart
Parkway in Douglasville. They are open Tuesday through Saturday
from 10:00am to 8:00pm. You may also visit them on the web at
www.princess-partys.com. Nail Spa appointments can be made di-
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Clear Atlanta opens kiosk inside Arbor Place

CLEAR Atlanta and Paul Kimber would like to announce their new
retail location located
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in Douglasville
CLEAR super fast
Internet service is now
available all over town
and services are also
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Located on the lower
level next to JCPenney,
Paul opened his kiosk on January 1st and is excited about the recep-
tion he has received, “Folks who live in the western areas have been
waiting for CLEAR to come along and offer a alternative internet and
phone service.“ CLEAR high speed Internet is very reliable, complete-
ly wireless, and low priced. For professional or business uses Clear
offers the new 4G super fast Internet, phone and fax with unlimited
calls nationwide, and no phone lines.
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Men’s Wardrobe opens in Arbor Place Mall
Men’s Wardrobe has opened in-
side Arbor Place Mall, on the upper
level next to Macy’s and Old Navy.
Offering fine clothing for men,
Men’s Wardrobe selection includes
suits, shirts, jeans, ties, shoes, boots
and much more. You can call 770-
949-9006 for more information.
business & technology
including scopes, laser sights, grips, stocks and more.
Ott Gun Works is open six days a week at 5493 Westmoreland
Plaza, Suite B-500, just off of Fairburn Road, adjacent to I-20. To find
out more about the business, read customer reviews or get directions
to the shop, visit www.ottgunworks.com, or call 678-840-9484.

Ott Gun Works Expands Services

Ott Gun Works’ recent ac-
quisition of an engine lathe and
other equipment has enabled
the business to broaden its ca-
pabilities to include high quality
rifle and shotgun barrel work.
Since Ott Gun Works’ open-
ing in January, owner Brian Ott
has received frequent requests
for repairs and upgrades related
to barrels. It wasn’t long before
he began seeking to equip the
shop to handle those requests.
“We’re constantly looking for ways to improve our service offerings,”
says Brian. “The new equipment now allows us to provide customers
with an even wider array of services, including barrel threading, bar-
rel contouring, rechambering and other custom work.”
Ott Gun Works provides quality gunsmith services to the West
Georgia area and beyond. Whether your firearm of choice is a pis-
tol, revolver, shotgun or rifle, Ott Gun Works will restore or maintain
it to top performing condition. The business also provides and installs
accessories that help enthusiasts get the most out of their firearms,

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business & technology
Christina Stewart opens e-commerce spa gift store
Christina’s Crystal Scentsations was established in 2008 by Chris-
tina Stewart after giving her family and friends spa gift baskets that
included a bath soak, sugar scrub, and a body butter for Christmas.
Everyone enjoyed their gifts so much that they encouraged her to start
her own business creating and selling the very same products that
they had received. In March of 2009 her husband Joseph, gave her
a choice of having her own spa day to herself, or to create spa days
for the public. Needless to say, she chose to help out other people to
create their own spas in their own homes with her products.
What started out as Christmas presents to her friends and family
soon bloomed into the company it is today. Christina’s Crystal Scent-
sations is an e-commerce family run business that is cruelty free and
follows strict ecological guidelines. Christina’s Crystal Scentsations
products are 80% to 95% all natural and are 100% customizable to
meet clients’ needs. For more information and the full catalog please
visit www.christinascrystalscentsations.com or call 770-265-5369.
DOUGLAS COUNTY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE NEWS
The Mission of the Douglas County Chamber of Commerce is to support, promote and attract business for the advancement of our
community. The Chamber of Commerce currently serves over 800 member businesses. For information please call 770-942-5022 or
visit www.douglascountygeorgia.com.
DC Chamber Announces Two New Chairman’s
Club Members
The Douglas County Chamber of Commerce is pleased to an-
nounce two new
members of the
2010 Chairman’s
Club: Steve Guy
from Entertainment
Design Group and
Trey Ragsdale with
Kaiser Perman-
ente. The mission
of the Chairman’s
Club is to convene
community-mind-
ed, senior level business people to be visionaries for the Chamber
and a voice for business in our community.
Steve Guy serves as President & CEO of Entertainment Design
Group, Inc. With more than 30 years of experience in artistic design
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Mitchell Appliance receives award from GE
Mitchell Appliance received the 2009 GE Distinguished Dealer
Award for the Southeast region. Open since 1956, the store is owned
and operated by
the Mitchell fam-
ily including (pic-
tured left to right)
Nathan, Brooke,
Nell, Vickie, Mike
and Kyle.
Mitchell Appli-
ance is located at 6701 East Strickland Street. They sell a wide range
of GE appliances, and can custom install these products. They also
offer appliance parts for all brands. They were the recipient of the
Service Excellence Award for Outstanding Consumer Service as rated
by customers on the Quality of Service Survey.You can call 770-942-
2337 or visit www.mitchellappliance.com for more information.
and entertainment production, Guy founded the company in 1990.
His artistry and works can be seen locally and nationally at theme
parks, museums and homes world-wide including Disney, Macy’s,
Simon Malls and more. Guy was also a recipient of a Southeast-
ern Emmy Award for his production of Best Live Event in 2000 and
earned two small business of the year awards for both Cobb and
Douglas Counties.
Trey Ragsdale is the Manager of Government and Community
Relations for Kaiser Permanente in Georgia. Ragsdale is an Atlanta
native who has been involved for over two decades in improving the
world around him as a business and community servant, entrepre-
neur, author, speaker and mentor. Trey was honored when Georgia
Trend Magazine named him as one of the “Top 40 Rising Business
Leaders Under the Age of 40” in the State of Georgia and the Atlanta
Business Chronicle selected him as one of the top “50 Rising Business
Leaders Under the Age of 40” in the metropolitan Atlanta region.
The Chairman’s Club represents businesses and individuals who
have chosen to go the extra mile in their support for the Chamber
and its mission; they do so because they believe that the voice of
business must be heard. They are also leaders who invest time and
money toward the job creation, quality of life, workforce develop-
ment and marketing goals of the community. These top decision-
makers develop valuable relationships among key business and po-
litical leaders and lend expertise on issues critical to their corporate
goals and to the community’s growth and development.
Other members of the 2010 Chairman’s Club are the City of
Douglasville, Douglas County Government, Douglas County School
Board, Georgia Power Company, GreyStone Power, Metro Bank,
WellStar Douglas Hospital, and West Georgia Technical College.
“The Chamber is thrilled about our newest members of the Chair-
man’s Club,” says Chamber CEO, Kali Boatright, “Guy and Ragsdale
are great assets to the organization and bring with them expertise
and values that will benefit the Chamber and the community alike.”
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Computer Tips
Viruses, Robbers, and You
By Joe Groves, Computer Helper, 8723 Hospital
Drive, 770-489-1790, www.ComputerHelper.org
The internet is a wonderful thing. I can remember
when I was a boy I would dream of having a sci-fi style
handheld device that would pinpoint my exact location,
send messages, serve as a dictionary, teleport me away from my
parents, evaporate my foes and well… anything else imaginable!
Now we have computers that process more data in a second
than a man could in a lifetime, internet connections that are ad-
vancing toward mindboggling transfer rates and phones that even
Kirk’s communicator couldn’t hope to rival. But with new technol-
ogy comes new problems.
Computer viruses and scams are nothing new; they have been
around since the internet was born. Like anything else, the more
you know about something the better you can prepare yourself for
them. Let’s look at some common questions we receive every day.
‘If one anti-virus is good, two are twice as good, right?’ Wrong.
The idea sounds great, but putting two anti-virus – or worse, two
internet security suites - on one computer is like putting two rabid
pumas in a cage to work out their differences. Okay, so it’s not
completely like that, but the programs will cause conflicts. The two
programs can butt heads, slow a machine down drastically, or even
cause crashes.
‘My computer is infected. Should I also worry about the virus
infecting my modem, router, internet cable, printer, toaster, or other
pieces of equipment?’
No, viruses are designed to attack the Windows operating sys-
tem. In the same way you could not install QuickBooks on your
microwave, viruses cannot infect your other equipment.
‘I never go to shady websites and never open odd attachments,
how did I get infected?’
Nowadays viruses can come from many places; even legitimate
sites can inject you with infections via things like JavaScript. Obvi-
ously you put yourself at higher risk by clicking on the ad for the free
iPod, opening everything in your inbox, clicking on every link that
crosses your path, or other unwise actions. Even the most careful
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internet surfer is not guaranteed complete safety from viruses like
the safest driver is not guaranteed to never get into an accident.
‘I had an anti-virus installed, why didn’t it stop the virus?!’
Updates, updates, updates… one of the number one reasons
people get viruses even though they have protection installed is that
they have not updated the definitions. New viruses that come out
after installation are not hindered in the least; the antivirus does not
know it’s a virus. Even if the software is completely updated, it is not
impossible to get viruses. The user can still install viruses unknow-
ingly and sometimes the viruses get through under the radar.
Conclusion:
Some viruses aim to attack your operating system, some ma-
licious software aims for person data like credit card info, some
cause pop-ups and ads. Some even infect and lock down your
computer, taking it hostage by telling you you’re infected and you
need to install their software to remove it, thus trying to rob you of
some money.
As technology adapts, viruses and malware will continue evolv-
ing to try to find new ways into your system. The internet is not a
minefield of terrible and scary things – quite the opposite - the goal
here is awareness and knowledge. Keep yourself and your antivi-
rus updated, keep your firewall running, and avoid the usual virus
cesspools. The more knowledge in your arsenal, the harder it will
be for those pesky viruses to out-gun you.
Stay computing!
Computer Renaissance moves to Arbor Place Mall
Computer Renaissance, previously located on Chapel Hill Road
behind McDonald’s has relocated to Arbor Place Mall.
The store offers a variety of services and products including new
and used laptops and desktops, virus/spyware/popup removal,
wired and wireless networking and data backup and recovery. They
also buy and trade computers.
You can visit their shop or their certified technicians will come to
you, with express service available. The serve Douglasville and the
surrounding areas.
They are located on the lower level of the mall, beside Macy’s.
Please call 770-947-7007 or visit www.compren.com for more in-
formation.The accept all major credit cards.
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705 Dallas Hwy Villa Rica....770-836-9326 www.waimedicine.com
6128 Prestley Mill Rd….….770-942-6903
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Amir Agha, MD Sharon Haynes, MD
www.skinangel.com Yvonne Neau, MD
6043 Prestley Mill Rd.........770-739-7546 Lawrence Price, MD
FAMILY DERMATOLOGY Virginia Price, MD
Yvette George, MD 705 Dallas Hwy Vla Rca......770-459-4411
Firas George-Hougeir, MD, FAAD
Kelli B. Ingram, MD • Paula Nelson, MD Gastroenterology
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Ear, Nose & Throat Jay Garten, MD
Bi-County Ear, Nose & Throat, P.C. Neal Osborn, MD
Vivek K. Gupta, MD www.atlantagastro.com
Gregg R. Sachs, DO 8855 Hospital Dr..................678-784-5020
Terry Shapiro, MD FACS 705 Dallas Hwy VlaRca........678-784-5020
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6002 Professional Pkwy......770-949-4200 Atlanta West Gastroenterology, PC
Ear, Nose & Throat Plastic Surgery Center Navin M. Ruparelia, MD
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Gastroenterology - Continued Hospitals
GastroenteroloGy associates tanner MeDical center
Michael C. Flood, MD www.tanner.org
Riaz Gill, MD 601 Dallas Hwy....................770-456-3000
www.gastroenterologyassoc.org Wellstar cobb Hospital
8464 Adair St......................770-456-3786
www.wellstar.org
690 Dallas Hwy VlaRca.......770-456-3786
Gastrointestinal specialists of Ga 3590 Austell Rd...................770-732-4000
Anish A. Desai, MD (Please See Our Ad on Page 81)
Judy Oh, MD Wellstar DoUGlas Hospital
Anuj Paul Manocha, MD www.wellstar.org
6043 Prestley Mill Rd…......770-739-9555 8954 Hospital Dr..................770-949-1500
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Jasmine Jeffers MD WilloWbrooKe at tanner
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6002 Professional Pkwy......770-947-7747 20 Herrell Rd - Villa Rica......770-836-9551
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Atlanta West Gynecology Infectious Diseases Of West Georgia
Suzanne Lowry, MD Laura Larson, MD
939 Bob Arnold Blvd LthSps.770-732-2959 Christopher Watts, MD
Atlanta West Women’s Center 705 Dallas Hwy Vla Rca..…770-456-3737
Jaswant Chaddha, MD
8697 Hospital Dr.................770-920-9745 Internal Medicine
DoUGlas WoMen’s center Classicare Internal Medicine
Kimberly Kuncl, MD, FACOG Xiangdong You, MD
Lisa Ortenzi, MD, FACOG 4586 Timber Ridge Dr….....770-489-5000
Sholah Pittman MD, FACOG Georgia Internal Medicine
Vidya Soundararajan MD, FACOG James W. Clabby, MD
www.douglaswomenscenter.com Brian S. Krachman, DO
880 Crestmark Dr LthSps....770-941-8662 Michael Piansky, MD
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9280 Highway 5..................770-949-9590
DoUGlasVille MeDical center
Syed Zafar, MD
Charles A. Craton, MD
Charles G. Denton, III, MD
Bettye Drye-Glover, MD
James E. Lantz, Jr., MD
Jonathan S. Lowman, MD
Gynecology Issues PC Satyajeet Patel, MD
Eleanor Glaspy-Benton, MD Cindy C. Pratt, CMP
8954 Hospital Dr…....770-732-7989 Sharon S. Tuckett, MD
8820 Hospital Dr…………770-947-3000
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Internal Medicine of Villa Rica
Amy J. Eubanks, MD
Alicia Jennings, MD
www.internalmedicineassoc-villarica.org
Ford, Linda D, MD, PC 101 Quartz Drive Vla Rca…770-456-3839
939 Bob Arnold Blvd...........770-944-9852 pHysicians iMMeDiate MeD
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Asher Galloway, MD 9390 The Landing Dr............770-947-1112
Tuwanna Morris, MD (Please See Our Ads on Pages 11 & 85)
Kenyetta Brummitt, MD
www.northdouglasobgyn.org
6095 Professional Pkwy....770-949-4188
South Cobb OB-GYN, PC West atlanta internal MeDicine pc
Lawrence J. Rowley, MD John A Johnson, MD
Milele B. Francis, MD www.waimedicine.com
Mary E. Kidd, MD 6128 Prestley Mill Rd….….770-942-6903
Saleem N. Malik, MD
Robert C. Mulliniks, MD
Scott Reynolds, MD
www.scobbobgyn.org
6095 Professional Pkwy…..770-489-4500
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Sheri D. Campbell, MD John A Johnson, MD
Jessica R. Hutchins, MD www.waimedicine.com
www.villaricaobgyn.org 6128 Prestley Mill Rd….….770-942-6903
690 Dallas Hwy Vla Rca......770-456-3850 Minor Emergency/
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Nephrology (Kidneys) Ophthalmology (Eyes)
Douglas County Dialysis Center
4645 Timber Ridge Dr.........678-838-3233
Southern Nephrology Clinic LLC
Rafiq M. El Hammali, MD
8954 Hospital Dr………....770-577-4825
Neurology (Nervous System)
DOUGLAS NEUROLOGY ASSOCIATES
M. A. Kukaswadia, MD
Preethi Natarajan, MD
William W. Tung, MD
Daniel E. Zdonczyk, MD
4586 Timber Ridge Dr….…678-838-2180
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Northwest Neurology, PC
Robert G. Bashuk, MD
Jeffrey Charpentier, MD
Gary Kaplan, MD
Sandy McGaffigan, MD Voted Best Place
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5908 Fairburn Rd.............…404-402-9985 Board Certified
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Deepti Munjal, MD
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8954 Hospital Drive - Suite 105-D
6002 Professional Pkwy..…770-942-0457 Next to WellStar Douglas Hospital
Northwest Georgia Oncology Centers, PC Georgia Retina, PC
Navin P. Wadehra, MD John J. Miller, MD
www.ngoc.com Yatul Sharma, MD
6002 Professional Pkwy......678-715-9690 Robert A. Stolts, MD, PhD.
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Ophthalmology - Continued
Healthcare on
Marietta Eye Clinic
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4645 Timber Ridge Dr……770-577-2220
your schedule
OCULUS FACIAL COSMETIC SURGEONS
Brent A Murphy, MD
6095 Professional Pkwy...…404-256-1500
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Atlanta.............…404-256-1500
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Orthopedics
(Bones & Joints)
Atlanta Sports Medicine & Orthopaedic Center
Neal J. Negrin, MD
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870 Crestmark Dr. LthSp.…770-819-1777
PINNACLE ORTHOPAEDICS & SPORTS
MEDICINE
D. Hodari Brooks, MD • Mark S. Duffield, DO
Eric Francke, MD • Matthew B. Jaffe, MD
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RESURGENS ORTHOPAEDICS
Freddy A. Achecar Jr., MD
Raj Bhole, MD • Scott Kleiman, MD
Anthony C. Carantzas, MD
Anantha N. Kamath, MD
Scott M. Levere, MD • Ali Mortazavi, DO
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physicians — will check you out and provide Children’s Healthcare Of West Georgia
Steven A Eubanks, MD • Ronnika Harley MD
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8 a.m. - 8 p.m. 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. Carolyn Broussard MD • George Harkins, MD
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Candan Ozbek, MD
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101 Quartz Drive, Villa Rica Near Publix at Mirror Lake Barbara Brown, MD, FAAP
770.949.7500 Zenia Fleming, MD, FAAP
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West Atlanta Pediatrics
Stephen L. Carter II, MD FAAP
Susan Dyar, MD FAAP
Earl Young, MD FAAP
915 Thornton Rd. LthSps…770-739-9292
Westside Pediatrics
R Joseph Kulangara, MD, FAAP
6084 Professional Pkwy......770-920-0085
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Plastic Surgery
OCULUS FACIAL COSMETIC SURGEONS
Brent A Murphy, MD
6095 Professional Pkwy...…404-256-1500
5505 Peachtree Dunwoody Rd
Atlanta.............…404-256-1500
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6095 Professional Pkwy......770-947-3000
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Podiatry (Feet)
Ankle & Foot Specialists of Douglas County
Norman I. Kornblatt, DPM
3666 Hwy. 5…….............770-942-3668
Foot & Leg Health Care Specialists
Barron D. Elleby, DPM • Douglas H. Elleby, DPM
Timothy P. Mason, DPM
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6025 Professional Pkwy…..770-942-5600
PROvIDENCE FOOT & ANkLE CENTER
Adrienne Atkinson-Sneed DPM
Jeane Palmer Watson DPM
www.twohealthyfeet.com
939 Thornton Rd.................770-745-4224
Pulmonary (Lung)
GEORGIA LUNG ASSOCIATES
www.georgialung.com
3820 Medical Park Dr - Austell..770-948-6041
Lung Centers of Georgia The
Rani Kumaran, MD
Olusegun A. Oseni, MD FCCP
Anuradha Thopu, MD, FCCP
8901 Stonebridge Blvd........678-838-3000
Pulmonary & Critical Care Of W GA
Bonnie Boles, MD
www.pulmonarycriticalcare-wga.org
690 Dallas Hwy Villa Rica....770-456-3380
Sleep Disorders
DOUGLAS NEUROLOGY ASSOCIATES
M. A. Kukaswadia, MD
Preethi Natarajan, MD
William W. Tung, MD
Daniel E. Zdonczyk, MD
4586 Timber Ridge Dr….…678-838-2180
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Urology
Georgia Urology
Charles Kaplan MD
www.georgiaurology.com
6095 Professional Pkwy......770-942-2478
Urology Associates
George Mygatt, MD
6002 Professional Pkwy…..770-942-5227
Vascular (Circulation)
GEORGIA vEIN SPECIALISTS
Ashu Rao, MD
Glenn Kerwin, MD
6002 Professional Pkwy.......678-626-0019
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Glenn Whitney, MD
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