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Carlos Camp and his wife Shirley moved to Coweta, along with Camp’s parents, in 1960 to farm beef cattle. The family chose to go into cattle farming full time so Camp could take care of his brother Allen Dean, at right in the picture, who was injured in a diving accident
Turin’s 2016 grand marshal: cattle farmer Carlos Camp By SARAH FAY CAMPBELL sarah@newnan.com “The Dexta” is a legend in Carlos Camp’s family that cements his place as a tractor buff, a key qualification for his latest assignment as grand marshal of the recent tractor parade. The 1960 Fordson Dexta has been around as long as the
children, said Camp’s daughter, Glenda McDuffie. Living on the family’s beef cattle farm outside of Turin, every member had to learn to drive it and the other farm equipment. “I think it takes a special person to drive the Dexta,” she said. “My other two sisters were really good. That was the one we had to rake
the hay with. I could drive the other one and bale the hay with it easier.” Though it’s over 50 years old, it still cranks right up. “Dad is a terrific mechanic,” said McDuffie. “He babies it and takes good care of it.” The tractor was new when Camp moved to Coweta with his family in 1960. He made a living with it raising beef cat-
tle until 1993. Rather than giving the old tractor a workout, Camp and his family rode in a wagon pulled by another of the family’s tractors, a 1984 Ford. One of Camp’s two sons drove the tractor. Camp said he wasn’t quite
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sure what to wear for his recent newspaper interv i e w. “ I d i d n ’ t k n o w whether to be dressed like a big plantation owner or one of the hired ha nds. Being the grand marshal, I didn’t know how to dress. I never have been grand before.” “Oh, he’s pretty grand,” said McDuffie. “He’s been a good dad, a good provider. He has always taken ca re of h is fa m i ly. He’s pretty grand!” The family has enjoyed watching the Turin Tractor Parade for years, but they’ve never been a part of it. Carlos Camp grew up on his family’s farm in Clayton County. They grew and sold cotton as a cash crop, and raised all of their own food, including corn and wheat that they would take to the mill to have ground into f lour. In good years, t he y wou ld s om e t i m e s have enough corn to sell, too, he said. C a m p ’s f a t h e r t r i e d work i ng out side of t he farm but wasn’t happy and returned to farming. Camp and his brother A l len Dea n Ca mp were both in the military during the Korean War. Soon after Allen Dean left the Marine Corps, he and some friends went to go swimming in a creek. The creek had silted up, and Allen Dean wasn’t familiar with it. He dove i n, str uck t he pipe to a sand pump, and broke his neck. He survived but was a quadriplegic. A f ter Ca mp ret u r ned from Korea a nd A l len Dean was discharged from the Veteran’s Administration hospital, the family knew they’d have to take care of him. His pa rents were told t h at “ i f he went i nto a home, he wouldn’t live that long,” McDuffie said. So Camp needed to have a job that would allow him to take care of his brother. The whole family decided to go into the beef cattle business. By t he late 1950s, t he Camps had bought a few beef cattle. Just a few, just playing around. W hen Coweta fa r mer R hodes Joh n son d ied , there was a big sale of his registered Hereford cattle. The Camps came down to buy some. They liked the area. “When we had to make a decision to move, we decided to look down this way,” Camp said. T hey fou nd a cat t le fa r m t h at wa s for sa le. “We bought the farm and the cattle and the house,” Ca mp sa id . He had 10 0 acres, and his parents had 500. For the rest of his brother’s life, “he got him out of bed every morning. He made many, many sacrif ices for his brother and
do things for themselves. Ma ny k ids today – they can’t do anything.” Cattle farming in this area consists of breeding and raising up calves until they are sent off to feed lots. Typically, a farmer will keep a calf until it weighs around 500 pounds – usually at nine or 10 months old, Camp said. At the feed lot, the cattle are fed corn until they reach around 1 ,000 pounds. T hey a re then processed into meat. There are no feed lots in this part of the country, Camp said, so local cattle are shipped west. Usually, both the steers – neutered males – and the hei fers – fem a les – a re sold to the feed lot, though occasionally Camp would keep a heifer that looked like it would make a good brood cow. You have to be careful, however, to limit inbreeding. As time went on, the Camps transitioned from Herefords to Black Angus. W hen Ca mp’s mot her died in 1993, her portion of the farm had to be sold. Camp said he could have kept his 100 acres and kept raising cattle but “I had
his family,” McDuffie said. Ma ny yea rs later, a not her Ca mp brot her, Clark Camp, was injured as they were rounding up cattle. A cow ran in front of his horse, and the horse re a red up. T he hor se’s head struck Clark’s head, causi ng a serious bra i n injury. After two months in a coma, Clark recovered, but experienced short-term memory loss for the rest of his life. Though there was tragedy, “We had a good time… I t h i n k we a l l enjoye d t he time we were t here together,” Camp said. He and wife Shirley’s three girls and two boys all grew up working on the farm – raising cattle, baling hay, r id i n g h or s e s , te n d i n g chickens and working the vegetable garden. They made a living, but according to Camp, “We d id n’t l ive h ig h off t he hog like people are living today.” Shirley said she thinks her children had a good li fe, t houg h t hey didn’t have all the things kids today have. “I think it was better for them because t hey have lea rned what life is all about and how to
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“Imperium” is Daniel Radcliffe at his best Terror from within can be as dangerous as anything from without. As the politicians debate immigration policy and accuse each other of being un- American, somewhere, maybe right on your very street, a natural born citizen might be building a dirty bomb in his or her garage. In that case the motivation might not be a perverted interpretation of Islam but a belief that the country is ripe for a flawed revolution. All it takes is a spark. Or as Nate Foster (Daniel Radcliffe) learns, it might only require the right word. “Imperium” is a surprisingly understated thriller starring one of the most understated leading men work i n g i n Hol ly wo o d today. Daniel Radcliffe may have won our hearts playing Harry Potter, but after seeing him transform into a skinhead neo-Nazi in this film, he’s likely on a path to winning awards as well. His slight build and humble manner reminds me of a young Pacino (think 1973’s “ Ser pico”). A nd at just 27, Radcliffe has already a m a ssed a n i mpressive body of work. He’s an actor that continuously makes choices that challenge him and us. In “Imperium” he plays an undercover FBI agent who infiltrates a white supremacist orga n ization. T he
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plot, which initially seems a bit far fetched, engaged me with its methodica l and systematic pacing and characterizations. Director Daniel Ragussis takes a stripped down no-frills approach that never sensationalizes the incendiary material. The action is set in suburban America and events unfold with a certain amount of organic logic. A particularly finely cut sequence involves an Internet talk radio host who goes by the name Dallas Wolf (played by gifted playwright Tracy Letts). Not only does one scene showcase Letts’ acting ability but that certain scene brings a measure of perspective to the issue that reminds us that the line between entertainment and reality is often blurry. But “Imperium” is all about Radcliffe, who just couldn’t be better. He transitions from bookish desk agent to tough guy combat boot wearing racist so effectively that he makes you question whether the character is beginning to believe the hate-filled ideology he is attempting to expose. It is an infectious performance and one that shouldn’t go unnoticed.
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hit the stores. I couldn’t remember the last time I went looking for loafers. I’ll never forget my most recent attempt. Penny loafers are about as basic as shoes get, tried and true classics that are always in stock. Or they used to be. Since my last purchase, penny loafers have been placed on the endangered footwear list. On my recent shopping spree I visited ten different stores looking for a pair of cordovan-colored penny loafers with real leather uppers. I’m still looking. Had I been wearing a fitness tracker that day, I would have piled up 10,000 steps roaming the aisles of shoe stores. Dress shoes were scarce, but every place I visited had rack after rack filled with what the young and hip call “kicks.” Kicks are perversions of what old people call “sneakers.” They come in colors not found in nature and are made from materials grown in test tubes. Kicks are offered in a dazzling array of styles, each guaranteeing peak performance in every activity known to man,
including activities that are illegal in several states. It’s enough to make Buster Brown barf. I found two pair of penny loafers. One pair didn’t fit. The other was lurking in an “upscale” department store. When I saw them sitting on the display rack, waving their shiny little all-leather, tassel-free cordovan-colored fingers at me, I could have wept with joy. Unfortunately, that pair were displayed at the only store I visited where you have to be waited on by a salesperson instead of digging through the boxes and serving yourself.
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Pre-registration for Lewis Grizzard & Catfish Memorial Bike Ride Aug 29 - Sept. 2 | online | $28 FAYETTEVILLE
Picture Perfect Moments August 24 | 1:30 p.m. | $15 Fayette Senior Services, located at 4 Center Drive in Fayetteville, will host DMS Creative Solutions on Aug. 24 from 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. for a digital photography class open to the public. The class will include basic lessons in photography such as types of camera (including smart phones), elements of exposure, and rules of composition. Pre-registration is required for this event as seating is limited. A payment of $15 must be made at the time of the event. To register, call 770-461-0813. Fayette Senior Services members and non-members are welcome. For more information contact Morgan Lanier at 770-463-0813 or visit FSS online at www.fayss.org.
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Pre-register to participate in the first Lewis Grizzard & Catfish Memorial Bike Ride to be held on Oct. 2 beginning at 8 a.m. at the Lewis Grizzard Museum, located at 2769 Hwy 29 S in Moreland. The event supports early literacy by sending books to children from birth to age five. Pre-register for $28 per rider. Pre-registrants will be guaranteed a commemorative bike ride t-shirt. Onsite registration will also be available at the museum beginning at 7 a.m. on the day of the ride. Lunch will be provided for riders. For more information, email Nelda at nboren59@att.net and visit www.cowetaferst.org..
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Lunch & Learn: A Step Toward Prepared Aug 30 | 11 a.m. - 1:30 p.m. | $10
Baby Boomers Night Out August 27 | 5 - 10 p.m. | $20 A special concert event starring two legendary performers of 60’s/70’s pop and rock Dennis Tufano, original lead singer of The Buckinghams (“Kind of a Drag,” “Don’t You Care,” “Hey Baby, They’re Playing Our Song”...and more) and drummer and original lead singer ‘69-’75 for Rare Earth, Pete Rivera (“I Just Want To Celebrate,” “I Know I’m Losing You,” “Get Ready”...and more). The concert will held at Eddie’s Attic, located at 515B N McDonough Street in Decatur and begins at 5 p.m. For more information, contact Linda Walker at 770-9570768 or email LSpeer@aol.com. A meet and greet will follow the performances.
Join Probate Court Judge Ann Jackson, attorney Vickie Farrell, and attorney Elizabeth Winfield at Fayette Senior Services, located at 4 Center Drive in Fayetteville for an informational session on preparing for important decisions regarding probate, power of attorney, and estate planning. The class includes tips on dealing with each of these and learn the legal process to ensure these decisions are up to date and you are prepared for when the time comes. This program is $10 and includes lunch. Preregistration is required and payment must be made at the time of registration. For more information and to register, call 770-461-0813. FSS members and nonmembers welcome. www.Fayss.org.
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features a diverse collection of artwork from the University of West Georgia art faculty, including painting, ceramics,
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rollton, from Aug. 11-Sept. 8 in the Bobick Gallery and Gallery 2 of the Humanities building. For more information, contact Stephanie Smith at 678-839-4950.
Callaway Gardens, located at 17800 US Hwy 27 in Pine Mountain, will host Friday Night Balloon Glow and a hot air balloon festival which will continue throughout the weekend. Watch beautiful balloons
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Blue Morpho Butterfly Exhibit Sept 1 | 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. | $TBD Callaway Gardens, located at 17800 US Hwy 27 in Pine Mountain, will host the Blue Morpho Butterf ly Exhibit throughout the month of September. The exhibit includes hundreds of Blue Morpho tropical butterflies in the Day Butterfly Center. For more information on this event, contact Callaway Gardens at 855-421-3272.
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The Music of John Denver Sept 1 | 7:30 p.m. | $15 - $30 “Take Me Home: The Music of John Denver starring Jim Curry” will be held Sept. 1 at 7:30 p.m in the University of West Georgia Townsend Center, located
in flight or hop in a basket for a tethered balloon ride. This event includes additional entertainment for the whole family such as live music, food vendors, beach activities, a Kid Zone, a classic car show, disc dog demonstrations and a skydiving demonstration. For more information about this event, or to pre-register, call 855-421-3272.
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History Talk Sept 2 | 8 a.m. | $0 The University of West Georgia will host “Haunted Collections and Disorderly Archives: The Challenge of Making ‘History’ across Communities,” a talk by Dr. James F. Brooks of the University of California, Santa Barbara. Brooks will discuss his work with Indigenous Nations. The event is Sept. 2 from 9:15-11:15 a.m. and will take place at the university’s Carrollton campus located at 1601 Maple Street. This event is free and open to the public.
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Prepared Pantry Dinner at Serenbe Sept 4 | 4 - 7 p.m. | $75 Serenbe Farms presents a Prepared Pantry Dinner open to the public at the Bosch Experience Center, located at 10640 Serenbe Lane in Chattahoochee Hills, on Sept 4 beginning at 4 p.m. Dinner is prepared in part by cookbook author Marisa McClellan and participants will receive a copy of the author’s newest book, “Naturally Sweeten Food in Jars.” The five-course dinner will include
Former Kmart and Albion buildings sold Two vacant warehouses in a Newnan i ndu st r i a l pa rk h ave ch a nged h a nd s , improving employment prospects at the same time.
place in the church’s gathering room. For more information on this event or future meetings, call 770-253-7400.
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Grantville Chili & Blues Festival
Bank robbers plead guilty, banished from county Two accused bank robbers won’t be stepping foot back in Coweta County anytime soon.
tion and Coweta County have reached an agreement on programs at the historic battlefield off Millard Farmer Road south of
The Grantville Chili & Blues Festival will be Saturday, Sept. 17 from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Main Street & Colley Park in downtown Grantville. Events include a Chili Cook-off, Entertainment, Blues Show Tribute to BB King, Jam Session, History/Educational Displays, Youth Talent, Clowns, Food, Crafts, Vendor Booths, Art & Antiques. Proceeds benefit Grantville Historic Preservation Commission. For more info, visit grantvillechiliblues.com. Find out how home-preserved products can inspire your home cooked meals all year
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Sept. 17 | 6 p.m. | $0 CHATTAHOOCHEE HILLS
Several people speaking at the final hearing on the county millage rate suggested that rate should be higher.
The city of Newnan is currently in the
Sept 13 | 2:30 p.m. | $0
The Sunrise on the Square Road Race will return to Newnan on September 3. The race begins in downtown Newnan and spans through the town where runners can view the neighborhoods and commercial district. The race will include a 5K/10K-certified course with chip timing. The race welcomes both runners and walkers of all skill levels. A “tot-trot” will also be hosted after the completion of all other races. Tot-trot participation is free. This annual event benefits Communities in Schools of Coweta County. Runners may register now online at www. sunriseonthesquare5k10k.itsyourrace.com/ regster/
Tax hearing speakers advocate higher millage rates
City of Newnan looks for assistance with cemetery records
FAYETTEVILLE
Burglary suspect accused of leading police on chase
Newnan.
Alternative schools not part of illegal segregation allegations
produce clerk is now in jail after breaking A into his employer’s business and then leading authorities on a high speed chase.
Unable to reach ‘halfway point,’ Grantville approves 5.25 mills
When the U.S. Justice Department warned Georgia last year against illegally segregating students with behavioral and psychiatric disorders from their peers, it caused some confusion about which alternative-educational facilities could be affected locally.
Grantville property owners will see an increase when they get their tax bills this year.
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706-594-1102
FARM SUPPLIES & EQUIPMENT
Tractor
Massey-Ferguson TO30. 4 new tires. New paint, new battery, new tune up. Great condition. $2,850.
770-251-6497 APPLIANCES
Oven
GE 24" double oven and cooktop. 3 years old. Excellent condition. Make offer.
770-253-3141
BARGAIN BUYS
Antique
China Cabinet & dresser $200
706-977-3516
Chainsaw
In case. $50.
770-304-0819
U.S. Proof Set
Many dates. $199.
Call 678-953- 5849
Pioneer Woman
Cookbook $15
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Day Bed
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with trundle, no mattress $25
HOME IMPROVEMENT
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Riding mower. 42in. cut. 13.5 hp. Good condition.
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Patio Heater Fire Sense Deluxe, 40,000 BTU, Copper color, Model-SRPH02, 7' 6" tall, $90.00 770-3047050
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770-454-6776
REAL ESTATE LAND & LOTS FOR SALE
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678-938-8008
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