- There will be an organizational
meeting held on Thursday, Nov. 11 at 6:30 p.m. in the
wrestling room at McIntosh High School for anyone between
the ages of 5-12 (kindergarten through sixth grade)
interested in joining a wrestling club in Peachtree City.
Practices will be held on Tuesdays and Thursdays from
6:30-7;45 p.m. in the McIntosh High School wrestling room
commencing Nov. 16.
Also, the
club is seeking any former grapplers who are interested
in volunteering to train and coach. This is a great
opportunity to work with the youth in this area. Any
further questions can be directed to Robert at
770-631-0672.
- The annual meeting for the
Peachtree City Paddlers will be held on Sunday, Nov. 14
at 6 p.m. in the Stoneybrook Clubhouse in Peachtree City.
The meeting will consist of food, fellowship, the
election of new officer and the creation of next year's
trip list. Call Debby or John Dennis at 770-487-5888 by
Nov. 10. Attendees are asked to bring a vegetable, salad
or dessert. The meeting is open to both club members and
any others interested in the organization.
- Peachtree City Paddlers club
president Robert Osborn will lead the leader's choice
trip to a secret destination. Call him at 770-460-5176 to
go along.
- The Peachtree City Paddlers Metro
Hooch will be held on Dec. 11 and will be led by John
Dennis. It is a short, peaceful ride. Call John at
770-487-5888.
- White Oak Athletic Center in Newnan
will host an International Shootout competition on Dec.
4. It is a national basketball shooting competition for
male and female amateurs age 11 and older. You may enter
as an individal or as a team of two. Winners at the local
level will advance to a state championship. Your entry is
free and you may re-shoot either the free throws or the
three point shots for $5. The competition will begin at
10 a.m. and you may pick up an entry form at White Oak
Athletic Center today. Call Kat at 770-304-2348 for more
information.






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