The

Fayette County American Heart Association's

Cardiac Arrest drew a number of local citizens,

who were "found guilty" of various

"offenses" and "fined" as

much as $300 each.

Serving

as the "judge" was County Commissioner

Greg Dunn, who found that banging a gavel and

collecting money was a lot of fun. Approximately

$4,000 was collected by the end of the court

session. "We had a great time at the kickoff

and were very pleased with the initial

response," said AHA President Janet

McGregor.

The

event was conducted in a meeting room at the

Fayette Community Hospital. Both those

"arrested" and diners in the hospital

cafeteria were entertained by the Covenant Four

Quartet, consisting of Ken Pariso, Glen Allen,

Bill Nordmark and Harold Smith.

To

continue the project a little further, the Heart

Association has provided the community with its

"Most Wanted" list, which consists of

County Commission Chairman Harold Bost,

Fayetteville Mayor Kenneth Steele and Peachtree

City Mayor Bob Lenox.

McGregor

said those wishing to do so can make a donation

to the Heart Association in the name of one of

these men. The one receiving the most

contributions will be located and

"arrested" at one of their respective

government meetings.

Donations

can be sent to American Heart Association, 70

Perimeter Center East, Suite 7010, Atlanta, Ga.

30346.

The

local committee consists of Shirley Frady, Paul

Oddo, Ryan Duffey, Marie Schlosser, Eve Gray,

Deborah Bonner and Janet McGregor.

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