Volume 124, No. 50 Dahlonega, Ga. 30533 September 11, 2013 thedahloneganugget.com $1.00 Future City manager Georgia submits his leaders coming resignation By Wayne Knuckles letter of resignation. The Nugget According to a separation Dahlonega City Man- agreement between Thomas ager Ron Thomas resigned and the city obtained by The to town last week after about eight Nugget, Thomas will receive months on the job. four months separation pay ■ Leadership Georgia The council voted unani- and be eligible to fi le for un- members visiting mously to accept Thomas’ employment compensation. resignation at a called meet- The city also agreed to Dahlonega this week ing last Tuesday. Council remove any negative per- member Johnny Ariemma formance evaluations from By John Bynum was not present for the vote. Thomas’ fi le and to give a The Dahlonega Nugget The Dahlonega Gold Museum Historic Site is just one of many area landmarks that will Mayor Gary McCullough “neutral” reference if con- When the participants of host participants in the Leadership Georgia educational experience this week. Pictured: said after the meeting that “a tacted by prospective future the Leadership Georgia class lot of factors” led to the resig- employers. of 2013 arrive in Dahlonega Dahlonega’s Lori Hamby (right) of the DNR’s Park and Historic Site Division discusses nation. McCullough said efforts to tomorrow, they will begin a the upcoming visit with Brian and Kristin Daniel, Co-Program Chairs for Leadership “We didn’t feel it was a fi nd a replacement for Thom- whirlwind three-day adven- Georgia. The couple has made 22 trips to Dahlonega since last November in the process good fi t for the town,” Mc- as will begin immediately. ture that will show off many of of planning the Leadership Georgia visit. (Staff photo/JOHN BYNUM) Cullough said. Thomas came to Dahlone- the fascinating features Lump- Attempts to reach Thomas ga from Hoschton, and has kin County is known for. with the program will visit confront the state. potential to work together for comment were unsuccess- an extensive background in The class includes 68 locally. Leadership Georgia is for a better Georgia. Its pri- ful. utility management. He also members and their spouses During its events through- one of the nation’s oldest and mary purpose is to identify, His last offi cial day of work has 20 years of municipal and or guests who will be visiting out the year, Leadership most successful leadership- train, and inspire a network was August 30. fi nancial experience, having Dahlonega. With affi liated Georgia endeavors to teach training programs for young of emerging young leaders, “I believe that it is in my served as the senior fi nancial personnel also taking part, participants skills that can business, civic and communi- best interest, and the best consultant for Jacobs Engi- nearly 200 people associated be used to solve issues that ty leaders with the desire and See Leadership, Page 8A interest of my family, that I neering and the general man- pursue other career oppor- ager of Harlingen Waterworks Local company has an app for that tunities,” Thomas said in his System in Harlingen, Texas. BOE seeks charter school designation

By Sharon Hall The Nugget Lumpkin County Board “WWee ccan’tan’t rrelely of Education voted Sept. 4 to jjustust oonn ppropertyroperty go forward with an applica- tion to the state for Charter ttaxesaxes aanymorenymore. System status. It’s a way, said OOverver thethe ppastast year,year, Superintendent Dewey Moye, to “think outside the box and wwe’vee’ve hhadad $12.6$12.6 look for innovative ways” to mmillionillion iinn aauster-uster- both prepare students for the 21st century and fund that iityty ccuts.uts. WWee hhaveave preparation. ttoo llookook aatt aalterna-lterna- If designated as a Char- ttiveive wwaayyss ttoo ffundund Shannon Simms, owner of local company Mobile Mind (formerly Applied Studios), stands with Judy Toppins (left) ter System, students would continue to have to meet oourur schools.schools. and Mitch Cohen (right), both with the National Forest Service, holding a smart phone and tablet that can use Simm’s State curriculum standards Chattahoochee-Oconee National Forests Mobile App. and electives would still be offered. However, those electives, and possibly some ”- DDeweyewey First mobile application to feature National Forest required classes, would be MMoyeoye expanded. The expansion By Sharon Hall people photos, giving both written and “That’s why I moved here. My would focus on skills to bearings for the automotive The Nugget look-as-you-go GPS directions, lists of home is like right in the middle of the ready students for the uni- industry; someone from the It’s the fi rst offi cial mobile app that amenities, hours and fees, safety tips app,” he said. “It was really enjoyable versity or workforce, includ- Cottrell School of Business puts a part of the National Forest liter- and up-to-the-minute news, such as to do.” ing “soft skills.” might come in and teach a ally in the palm of your hand. And local weather conditions, road outages and “It was wonderful working with a One of the advantages unit for business or econom- mobile app designer Shannon Simms special events. local company. Mobile Mind helped of being a Charter System, ics classes; or a student plan- and his Mobile Mind (formerly Applied Users can also share a link to Face- create something really unique and Moye said, is that is allows ning to go into the construc- Studios) team are the ones who came up book or Twitter. specifi c to our needs.” said Judy Top- fl exibility in using the re- tion trade could become an with the interactive app that features The project was right up Simm’s pins, Public Affairs Staff Offi cer with sources of the community apprentice to someone with a the Chattahoochee-Oconee National and his associates’ alley. They are all the Chattahoochee-Oconee National and beyond by granting specifi c skill set and receive Forests. outdoorsmen—hikers, campers, cano- waivers for those with spe- credit toward graduation. The app covers 49 sites, showing ers. See App, Page 11A cial skills but no teaching “There are a lot of people certifi cate to instruct stu- who are not certifi ed teach- dents in their area of exper- ers that still have a lot to tise. For example, he said, teach,” Moye said. “We want the high school automotive to partner with the commu- Bynum named news editor, Finan joins staff classes might have a class- nity—with Lanier Tech, with room at Koyo, which manu- See Charter, Page 9A John Bynum has been has called wonderful During the past several facturers roller and needle named news editor of The Dahlonega place to call years, Bynum has also cov- Dahlonega Nugget and Greg home for home,” said ered many items of commu- Finan has been named sports over a de- Bynum, nity interest. writer, editor and publisher cade. “and I enjoy With the chance to cover Wayne Knuckles announced After telling the such a wide variety of in- this week. graduating stories of triguing people and events Bynum is beginning his from the the people in Lumpkin County, he said sixth year with The Nugget. University who live and that he looks forward to new “I am grateful for the op- of North work in our portunity to continue to serve Georgia with Bynum community.” Finan See Staff, Page 9A the readers of The Nugget,” a bachelor’s degree in Eng- Serving as he said. lish, Bynum joined the staff the sports editor he has cov- Bynum grew up just down of The Nugget. ered everything from high the road in White County and “Lumpkin County is a school football to rifl ery. Page 2A, The Dahlonega Nugget, Dahlonega, Ga., September 11, 2013 Arrest Reports August 25 August 29 bridge, Ga. was arrested and tain lane, DUI and improper September 5 ■ Terrell Jones, 35, ■ Megan Lovelace, 21, charged with violation of equipment for motorcycle ■ Christopher Crane, 45, Dahlonega was arrested and Bethlehem, Ga. was arrested bond conditions riders Cleveland was arrested and charged with DUI and failure and charged with battery ■ Alexander Mock, 23, ■ Jenna Kobetich, 19, charged with battery to maintain lane ■ Joni Flynn, 32, Dahlone- Dahlonega was arrested and Dahlonega was arrested and ■ Thomas Adams, 75, ■ Anthony Allen, 29, ga was arrested and charged charged with DUI and pos- charged with underage con- Cumming was arrested and Gainesville, was arrested and with distribution without session of an open alcoholic sumption charged with theft by shop- charged with driving while order form, fi ctitious regis- beverage container in motor ■ Sarah Anglin, 19, Daw- lifting license suspended or revoked tration, fraudulently obtain- vehicle sonville was arrested and ■ Jacob Daughtry, 23, ■ Hours/Location ■ Halen Yates, 28, Dahlone- ing controlled substance and ■ Christopher Hale, 35, charged with underage con- Dahlonega was arrested and Open Monday-Friday ga was arrested and charged false report Clarkesville, Ga. was arrest- sumption charged with probation viola- 8 a.m.-5 p.m. with DUI ■ Sheila Flanagan, 49, ed and charged with posses- ■ Creston Maxey, 20, tion ■ Dereck Heim, 31, Dahlonega was arrested and sion of less than one ounce of Winder was arrested and 1074 Morrison Moore Gainesville, was arrested charged with criminal tres- marijuana charged with underage con- September 6 Pkwy and charged with speeding pass, theft by taking and pos- sumption ■ David Summers, 24, ■ Contacting us and DUI session of tools for the com- August 31 ■ Kenneth Davis, 42, Cleveland was arrested and mission of crime ■ Jordan Robinson, 18, Dahlonega was arrested and charged with probation viola- Telephone: 706-864- August 26 ■ Weldon Cunningham, Dahlonega was arrested and charged with probation viola- tion 3613 ■ Marcia Craven, 44, 34, Dawsonville was arrested charged with DUI, underage tion ■ Donna Cochran, 26, FAX: 706-864-4360 Gainesville was arrested and and charged with theft by consumption and failure to Cleveland was arrested and Mail: P.O. Box 36 charged with theft by shop- taking maintain lane September 3 charged with prescription lifting and forgery in the sec- ■ Freddy Perez, 20, ■ Omar Tapia-Aguilera, ■ Casey Davis, 20, drugs not in proper contain- ■ Submissions ond degree Gainesville was arrested and 36, Dahlonega was arrested Dahlonega was arrested and er The Dahlonega Nug- ■ Dwight Waters, 23, charged with no valid drivers and charged with no valid charged with failure to main- ■ John Martin, 22, get encourages readers Dahlonega was arrested and license drivers license tain lane, speeding and DUI Dahlonega was arrested and to submit items of com- charged with possession of ■ Florence Cardin, 37, ■ Laura Navarro, 22, charged with DUI, no valid dangerous drugs August 30 Dahlonega was arrested and Dahlonega was arrested and driver’s license, no insurance munity interest to the ■ Leslie Journigan, 34, ■ Andrew Baker, 39, charged with probation viola- charged with DUI and failure and failure to have proper newspaper for publica- Dahlonega was arrested and Dahlonega was arrested and tion to stop at stop sign equipment for motorcycle tion. charged with probation viola- charged with prescription rider There is no charge for tion drugs not in proper container September 1 September 4 September 7 and illegal possession of dan- ■ William Kirby III, 21, ■ Kevin Gilreath, 34, ■ Jennifer Kelley, 37, running items involving August 28 gerous drugs Cartersville was arrested Dahlonega was arrested and Dahlonega was arrested and community activities or ■ James Lowe, 69, ■ Christopher Thomas, and charged with failure to charged with battery and charged with battery announcements such Dahlonega was arrested and 22, was arrested and charged maintain lane and DUI criminal damage to property ■ Susan Robinson, 52, Lula as weddings, births and charged with battery with possession of dangerous ■ Regina Sutton, 30, Helen was arrested and charged ■ Michael Hood, 25, drugs and possession of fi re- September 2 was arrested and charged with prescription drugs not milestone anniversaries. Dahlonega was arrested and arm or knife during certain ■ Erik Padilla, 31, Daw- wtih probation violation in proper container, posses- We will print pho- charged with probation viola- crimes sonville was arrested and ■ Jonas Teague, 34, sion of amphetamine and op- tographs for such an- tion ■ Sinh Nguyen, 23, Stock- charged with failure to main- Clarkesville was arrested erating a motor vehicle wile nouncements, and also and charged with probation licens revoked violation ■ Robin Nixon, 23, with obituaries, free of Crimebeat ■Victor Allen, 35, Dahlone- Dahlonega was arrested and charge. August 26 August 28 living room and bedroom. The ga was arrested and charged charged with furnishing al- Items should be sub- ■ A woman told police she ■ A man told police some- only items apparently missing with battery and probation coholic beverages to person mitted as far as possible observed a woman getting one had broken into a resi- were half a case of Coors beer violation under 21 without proper iden- in advance of the event’s into an SUV near the Lump- dence he was watching over for and a jug of pennies weighing tifi cation date or the date of re- kin County Animal Shelter a neighbor and ransacked the approximately 30 pounds. entrance with a puppy chas- quested publication. ing after her. After she got the The newspaper at- woman to stop, she approached tempts to run all items as her and asked if she was aban- Meetings close to the requested doning the puppy, and the (Sept. 18), 6 p.m. in coun- woman said yes, the puppy ran The Lumpkin County date(s) as possible. into the roadway. Words were Board of Commission- cil chamber at City Hall. Since there is no exchanged, with the driver of ers will hold the second charge for these items, the SUV cursing the woman. of three Public Hearings The Lumpkin County they appear in the news- Animal control took custody Thursday, Sept. 12, 9 a.m. Board of Commissioners of the puppy, the driver of the will hold the last of three

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By Sharon Hall One other obstacle is The Nugget the necessity of transport- It’s a fact that many peo- “A llotot ooff tthemhem aarere iinn jjailail bbecauseecause theythey don’tdon’t havehave thethe toolstools toto makemake itit onon thethe ing inmates to the Adult ple wind up on the wrong ooutside,utside, andand ifif I ccanan hhelpelp jjustust oonene ppersonerson turnturn ttheirheir llifeife aaround,round, iit’st’s wworthorth tthehe Learning Center for test- side of the law because of ing, Davis says. They must a lack of money. And often ttime.ime. be accompanied by an off that lack of money is due to ”- GGaryary SteffeySteffey duty deputy, who has to be a lack of education. Lump- LLocalocal vvolunteerolunteer paid overtime. kin County Detention Cen- “We need four comput- ter and Lanier Tech are the Detention Center. wide range of educational a year with the program. several who were released ers for testing. If we had partners in trying to break “It’s not just play experience, from those He agrees with Steffey. and continued with the adequate lap tops we al- the cycle of recidivism— school,” he says. “We get with some high school to “It makes you feel good. program at the Learning ready have approval from committing a crime, be- people across the finish those who read at a 3rd The people in the program Center, eventually earning the state for the jail to be ing incarcerated, getting line.” grade level. Volunteers fo- are very appreciative of their GED. a GED Testing Facility. We out and then returning to One of the reasons is cus on what the individual the volunteers,” he says. “I “We only have them for could administer the tests jail again—by offering in- that Davis makes sure the needs to help them catch find it very rewarding. a limited time. Some are right here,” Davis say. mates the chance to earn people entering the pro- up, Davis says. “And it’s not just doing able to get ready for test- “I think it’s a terrific their GED. gram are serious from the Gary Steffey has been fractions and decimals. ing and some not,” he says. program,” Jarrard says. Studies have shown that start. Before anyone is al- volunteering for several Lou told me early on it’s just But those who are ready to “Education is one of the those who obtain their GED lowed into the program years. He helps with math, as important to be a role be tested can take the tests only ways to have success while serving their sen- Davis interviews them and mostly, because that’s model to these young men. for free. The sheriff’s of- in life.” tence have “a significantly lays out the ground rules. what he enjoys, he says, They’re not dumb. They’re fice pays 20 percent out of Anyone interested in lower recidivism rate” ac- They have to come to the but occasionally also tu- not stupid. They’ve made the percentage it receives learning more about vol- cording to the Journal of classes regularly and com- tors English. some bad life choices. A from the phone and com- unteering, or donating a Correctional Education. plete homework assign- He says during his time lot of them have never had missary services inmates lap top, can contact Davis Another study, conducted ments. with the program he has much positive feedback in pay for. Lumpkin County at [email protected]. by the MTC Institute and “And we insist that they found a common thread their lives. If I can help Literary Coalition pays 80 Correctional Education do it. We want to save the among many of the in- them take one step in the percent of the $160 cost. Association, stated, “Par- savable. If they don’t feel mates. right direction, it’s worth ticipants were more likely like they want to come one “Many of them have giving the time.” to remain employed, and day, they won’t do their ADD or hyperactivity that Volunteers don’t have to at a higher wage, than non- homework, I’ve been given hasn’t been diagnosed or be former teachers. They participants.” the flexibility to kick them that they are not on medi- do look for people with Recently, 15 out of 40 out, and I have kicked cation for. They’ve been some college or educa- who earned their GEDs out a few. But the major- told all their lives that tional experience, but the earned them while serving ity are there because they they’re stupid and will nev- main thing, Davis says, time in the county jail. want to be there, and they er amount to anything,” is to be able to teach high Lumpkin County Sher- work hard,” Davis says. he says. “A lot of them are school subjects. “It’s re- iff Stacey Jarrard hasn’t “I think the success we’ve in jail because they don’t ally reading, writing and conducted any studies, but had makes them realize it have the tools to make it arithmetic—and the time,” his experience tells him is possible for them to get on the outside, and if I can he says. that those who are able to their GED too.” help just one person turn Not all those who begin be employed return to his One of the reasons the their life around, it’s worth the program are able to fin- accommodations less fre- program is successful, Da- the time. It makes me feel ish. Some are released be- quently. vis says, is the volunteers good. I’m real proud of this fore they are ready to take Lou Davis is the GED in- who work one-on-one with work.” to the test. Some are trans- structor from Lanier Tech the students. Steve Bordanaro has ferred to other facilities. who runs the program at The program attracts a been a volunteer for nearly But Davis says he knows of

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Thank you for trusting us with your pets’ health! www.RevelryConsignment.com -2 9 1155 Page 4A, The Dahlonega Nugget, Dahlonega, Ga., September 11, 2013 Opinions “Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, Wayne or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably Knuckles to assemble, and to petition the government for a Editor & redress of grievances.” Publisher —The First Amendment wknuckles to the U.S. Constitution @thedahloneganugget.com 9-11 events Tragedy of 9-11 brought us and aftermath together ost everyone of a certain age can Mremember where they were and what they were never forgotten doing when John F. Kennedy was shot and killed in Dallas. n this date in 2001, an American Airlines Boeing The same is true about the 767—loaded with 20,000 gallons of jet full and a full Has the time come for some deaths of Robert Kennedy and Ocompliment of passengers–crashed into the north Martin Luther King. tower of the World Trade Center in New York City near the And today marks the an- 80th fl oor of the 110-story building. niversary of another tragedy What at fi rst appeared to be an accidental collision of some that is forever burned into sort was instantly understood to be a deliberate act of sav- Nighthawk football Saturdays? our collective memories—the agery when a second Boeing 767 crashed into the south tower day terrorists fl ew loaded air- near the 60th fl oor. y nephew went to ends. planes into the twin towers There could be no doubt. America was under attack, on college the other I suppose this didn’t hap- of the World Trade Center in our own soil, in the deadliest such event since Pearl Harbor. Mday and I’m not pen on accident. It was the re- New York. Two other planes were involved in the attacks that day. I remember like it was yes- sure how it happened. Matt sult of full-on efforts by past While Americans were still trying to absorb the images Some might say he spent presidents like Dr. Owen and terday. they were seeing from New York, American Airlines Flight four years at high school, grad- Aiken Dr. Potter; and it’s been car- I wasn’t in the newsroom– 77 slammed into the west side of the Pentagon at 9:45 a.m., uated from high school and ried on by current president where I normally would have killing 125 military personnel and civilians, as well as all 64 then enrolled at Furman Uni- Columnist Dr. Jacobs. been—that morning. I had people aboard the airliner. versity. But I ain’t buying it. Yet, I still feel as though taken a few days vacation and In another 15 minutes, a horrifi ed nation watched as the No, something fi shy is go- my fake alma mater is miss- was sitting in my recliner South Tower came crashing down. At 10:30 a.m., the North ing on. Because he can’t be ing just one thing. watching a morning news Tower also collapsed. old enough for a post-second- where my best friends lived. And it’s a big one thing. show when the fi rst plane hit. Close to 3,000 people died in the vicinity of the World Trade ary education. It was where I kept all my I’m talking about football. Within three hours, I was Center, including 343 fi refi ghters and paramedics, 23 NYPD Bailey was born, if my stuff! That’s right, I said the “f” in the middle of producing a offi cers and 37 Port Authority police offi cers on the scene to math is correct ... carry the Suddenly all that research word. (Um, I mean the non-of- special eight-page edition of perform rescue efforts. two, round off the remainder and studying and passing of fensive one.) our newspaper that we had on Meanwhile, passengers aboard United Flight 93, well ... exactly 13 years ago. classes seemed terribly short- Though, I suppose the top- the streets by early afternoon. aware of unfolding events, knew the plane’s hijackers were ly- Oh wait, I forgot to move sighted. ic is kind of offensive to some Being a daily newspaper, ing when the announced over the intercom that the plane was the decimal point. Of course, I eventually college offi cials, who see it we had access to the photo returning to the airport. He was born three years moved on, and I’ve learned as a headache of budgets and stream of the Associated One of the passengers, Thomas Burnett Jr., told his wife ago. to prefer life without a GPA. building projects and sched- Press. The horrifying images over the phone that “I know we’re all going to die. There’s But then, I suppose, 1995 But then, once a year, when uling problems. of that day fl owed across my three of us who are going to do something about it. I love you was technically more than the coolness of fall returns But to them I say, imagine desk in a steady stream. Part honey.” three years ago. and the leaves turn crisp and a crisp fall day full of blue and of my job was to pick the pho- A group of passengers apparently rushed the cockpit and Which is why my nephew the light turns golden, that yellow clad fans pouring into tos we would use in our special kept that plane from killing more Americans, at the expense is now a full-grown Purple old college homesickness re- Dahlonega. Imagine a park- edition. Many didn’t make the of their own lives. While it will never be known for certain, Paladin (no really, that’s a turns. ing lot brimming with tail- cut because they were simply it’s believed this plane would have targeted the White House thing). And it’s times like these gating Nighthawks just off too terrible—such as the de- or the U.S. Capital. And he’s loving it. that I turn to University of the square. tailed shots of people jumping In the aftermath of the attacks an international coalition And what’s not to love? North Georgia, my adopted Imagine me being able to from the top of one of the sky- led by the United States launched Operation Enduring Free- If we use the same math as college home. join them and act as though scrapers. But they are images dom in Afghanistan on Oct. 7. above, I too was a freshman Because if you can’t live I’m a college student again. that I will never forget. In May, 2011, the U.S. tracked down and killed Osama bin in college exactly ... carry the at college, I say the next best Um, I mean tax revenue, Another thing I will never Laden, the mastermind behind the Sept. 11 attacks. two, round off the remainder, thing is living in a college think of the tax revenue. forget about September 11 was We live in a different world today than we did on Sept. 10, divide width times height ... town. And imagine a swelling the great outpouring of patrio- 2001. six years ago. And, is it just me, or does student population of 15,000 tism that swept the country in To honor all the sacrifi ce of so many individuals for so Please, play along. Dahlonega seem much more fi nally having a football team the days and weeks that fol- many years, we must never forget these tragic events. And when I fi nally gradu- college-townish lately? to embrace as their own. lowed. ated from my alma mater of I think the the shift began So the time has come. And Suddenly, American fl ags E-mail The Nugget staff LaGrange College it was a about fi ve years ago when the it’s time for kick-off. were fl ying everywhere—on proud, and also very terrify- fancy dorms began to pop up Because a Nighthawks public buildings and private News homes, on cars, trucks and Wayne Knuckles:[email protected] ing, moment. around campus and slowly football program would defi - Mostly because I didn’t but surely college students nitely have the support of stu- motorcycles. It seemed more Sharon Hall: [email protected] want to leave college. put up their suitcases and dents, faculty and the commu- people were turning to their Sports It was my home. It was stuck around for the week- nity. And also fake alumni. faith during that time. Alan John Bynum: [email protected] Jackson wrote a terrifi c song that asked, “Where were you Advertising that September morning?” Tom Tucker: [email protected] As I look back, I can’t think Chad Parham: [email protected] Emergency Management has of another single event in my Robin Willis [email protected] lifetime that united so many of our fellow citizens and raised Billing Questions general feelings of patriotism Leslie Toombs: [email protected] three areas of responsibility to new heights. Now, it is a shame it takes a tragedy of such scale to make umpkin County tional units are dispatched. us more united, but it was won- Emergency Services Only two employees travel derful while it lasted to see all Lis actually three in each ambulance and a fi re those fl ags fl ying everywhere departments in one–Fire, truck only has one staff mem- you turned, and to feel like we The Gold of the News - Emergency Medical Services, David ber. were indeed one country. Serving Lumpkin County and the County’s Emergency Wimpy If a call for a possible heart I guess it was predictable for more than 115 Years Management Agency. attack comes in, the normal that such a level of patriotism P.O. Box 36 - 1074 Morrison Moore Parkway The scope of services runs County standard of care calls for two and love of country could not from fi re fi ghting to search staff members working to- Dahlonega, Ga. 30533 Outlook be sustained forever. As the and rescues to responses to gether in the back of the am- days turned into weeks and Telephone: (706) 864-3613 accidents and natural disas- bulance to provide the patient the months turned into years FAX Number: (706) 864-4360 ters. it is quite a task. Emergency with advanced life support. following September 11, we Publication No. USPS 141740 In addition to emergency Services averages about 4,000 This means an additional slowly drifted back into our OUR MISSION responses, we provide fi re calls for service per year or person is needed to drive everyday worlds, while the The Dahlonega Nugget is published with pride for the investigations, inspections, about 10 calls per shift. the ambulance to the hos- horrors of that day faded to people of Lumpkin and adjoining counties by Community training and public educa- The most common ques- pital. Certainly most of us the deepest recesses of our col- Newspapers, Inc., Athens, Ga. We believe that strong news- tion and prevention. tion we get asked is “Why who might fi nd ourselves lective consciousness. papers build strong communities— “Newspapers get things Lumpkin County Emer- does a fi re truck always re- in a similar circumstance On this tragic anniver- done!” Our primary goal is to publish distinguished and gency Services is staffed by spond with an ambulance?” would want to know that sary date, it seems to me our profi table community-oriented newspapers. This mission a mixture of full time, part While it may appear this there were enough properly country is further apart than will be accomplished through the teamwork of professionals time, and volunteer staff way, a fi re truck does not re- trained people responding to at any other time I am able to dedicated to truth, integrity, loyalty, quality and hard work. members. Shifts run for 24 spond with all ambulance appropriately care for us or a remember. Tom Wood, Chairman hours and are covered by 11 calls. It depends on the type loved one and to transport in It’s been a rough haul this Dink NeSmith, President staff members every day. All of call. a timely manner. last dozen or so years, for our Alan NeSmith, Regional Publisher of our members, including The decision to dispatch a Please know that when country and for many of us as Wayne Knuckles, Editor/Publisher volunteers, are trained to fi re truck along with an am- you see a fi re truck follow- individuals. very high state and national bulance is based on informa- ing an ambulance, it is a true Maybe it’s just wishful SUBSCRIPTION RATES: standards. tion given when a call comes emergency, not just because thinking on my part, but I Per Year Through the use of six fi re into the 911 center. someone wanted to take a fi re believe that love of country In Lumpkin County (including Dawsonville, stations (Station #1 at Pine- If the situation is life engine out for a spin. still beats strong in most ev- Murrayville and Cleveland, Suches) ...... $27 tree Way, Station #2 at High- threatening or if there are I hope this answers some ery heart. It just doesn’t have All other Georgia counties ...... $37 way 52 East, Station #3 at Ya- indicators that extra man- questions about our depart- a way of expressing itself all Out of state ...... $47 hoola Road/unmanned vol- power will be needed (per- ment and what we do. If you that often. Senior Citizen Discount (55 or older) Deduct ...... $1 unteer, Station #4 off Highwy haps to carry someone up a ever have any questions or No matter what side of the 400, Station #5 at Mill Creek, mountainside on a stretcher concerns, please give me a political spectrum you call and Station #6 at Highway or extricate a victim from a call. Thank you for your sup- home, it’s my belief that you All subscription prices include tax. 52 West/unmanned volun- vehicle accident) then addi- port. ■ Reproduction of the contents of this publication in whole or feel your opinions represent teer), these men and women what is best for our country, in part without written permission is prohibited. provide protection for all of ■ as do your friends and neigh- The paper cannot be responsible for any unsolicited manu- Lumpkin County including bors who may be on the oppo- scripts or photographs. the City of Dahlonega. The deadline to submit a site side of the fence. ■ The publisher’s liability for an error will not exceed the This might not seem like a We may disagree on many cost of the space occupied by the error. lot, but with 30,000 residents, letter things, but love for our home ■ Periodical postage paid to Dahlonega, Ga. a University of North Geor- country is not one of them. POSTMASTER: Send address changes to The Dahlonega gia population that swells Let’s just hope it doesn’t Nugget, P.O. Box 36, Dahlonega, GA. 30533. to approximately 6,500 on a to the editor for the take another national disaster Member Georgia Press Association daily basis, a multi-story hos- for some of that patriotic pride and National Newspaper Association pital and an undetermined next issue is Friday, 5 p.m. to be put back on display. amount of visitors each day, The Dahlonega Nugget, Dahlonega, Ga., September 11, 2013, Page 5A Farmer’s market off ers fresh produce and good advice

n summer Satur- The wise ones. as he gripped his cane. “Stove I nodded a knowing nod. “I “Young man, farmin’ comes day mornings, the I ambled over with fi st- up and plum tuckered out, but feel for you. My grandparents down to one rule: sometimes Ofarmer’s market in fuls of stuffed plastic bags, I ain’t give out, yet.” were farmers. Both sides.” you get, but most times you get Hancock Park is the place to evidence of my good faith. I looked from one to the “Next year,” Hat said to got.” be. Yes, one can buy fresh pro- Jameson “Howdy-do.” other. “Man, all the rain this Cane, “it’ll be better, what you Zingers fl ew back and forth duce from farmers of Lump- Gregg “Howdy.” year, ya’ll must’a gotten ham- reckon’?” betwixt the wise ones. I came kin and surrounding coun- “Mind if I set my bags down mered.” Cane shook his head, to learn that life is simpler ties. Then there are the golden Guest a minute in the shade?” “My early crop was purt’ grinned and a map of wrinkles when you plow around the veins of wisdom buried in the “Not a’tall.” nigh nuthin’,” said Cane, his framed his blue eyes. “I quit stump and that Jimmy Carter mind shafts of the old ones. Column I plopped my rear end on mouth sunken, his beard stub- tryin’ to reckon on that topic was the only president without As I strolled from table-to- the ground next to my bags. bled. long time ago. You’d have bet- an accent. They started table one morning buying to- tables. “How you gentlemen doing?” Hat shifted in his chair. ter luck tryin’ to baptize a cat getting down to brass tacks matoes, fi eld peas, and more, The men were taking it One removed the grass Green light fi ltering through than predict the cotton-pickin’ when Cane advised Hat and I got to wondering how this easy in the shade, appearing stalk from his mouth and the bill highlighted his slen- weather.” me to “keep skunks, bankers year’s extraordinary rain af- as if time and motion ceased said, “Fair to midlin’.” He der hooknose. “My corn crop Hat chuckled then pointed and lawyers at a distance.” fected their crops. I spotted a to exist. Bib overalls and sported a straw hat with a was so poor, my wife cooked to me. I looked beyond his Considering I fi t into a couple couple of old ones lounging on leathered skin, farmer boots green transparent bill. some for supper the other day hooknose and the dangling of those categories, I took my folding lawn chairs planted and rail thin. Graduates from Liver spots danced on the and we ate seven acres in one white hairs of his eyebrows cue and gathered my bags, away from the bustle of the the school of hard knocks. trembling hand of the other meal.” and into his knowing eyes. tipped my cap and bid adieu. Your letters to the editor

decide what to do about this loss of expected tax collections. ble over the one percent LOST sales tax. Are you starting to CUVA law is costly for most taxpayers It has two choices. It can cut the budget for county services think that there may be something seriously wrong with the Dear Editor: AND/OR it can raise the taxes on EVERYONE ELSE. Those CUVA law? I have fi nished my in depth study of the Conservation Use are the only options they would have. And then what hap- I will be attending the three upcoming county budget meet- Value Assessment (CUVA) law is Georgia. I also intend to be pened to the missing $45,649? Well it is still in the pockets ings. I will be wearing an Hawaiian shirt. You can talk to me at the three County public meetings regarding the Budget and of the CUVA landowners along the Ga. 400 to spend as they then about this. To view my fi ndings on Ga. 400 parcels go to Millage Rate Increase. I intend to address the Board at those want. They could buy more land to put in CUVA, buy a new http://goo.gl/kA9YRg. meetings and relay some of my fi ndings. I will be available to car, make a contribution to CHP or take a trip to Las Vegas. discuss the CUVA issue with you. Their choice. Whose money are they really spending? Well Frank Gilkeson The CUVA law was voted into existence by the people in it is now legally theirs, but last year it was yours. The only Dahlonega 1992 and took effect the next year. CUVA was designed to pro- thing that happened was that the land was put into CUVA tect farmers from the pressure to sell-out to developers when for 10 years. Does this sound “fair” to you? Some of this land the Tax Assessor raised their assessments a lot. fronting the Ga. 400 has been in CUVA for 21 years paying on The law provides for a different way to determine the value average 2 percent FMV property taxes each year for 21 years! of agricultural land for tax purposes. CUVA land is assessed You probably pay 100 percent FMV taxes every year. Is CUVA Subscribe today! at current use value (CUV) and not fair market value (FMV). just plain too much of a good thing for some people? Last year CUV was eight percent of FMV in the county so peo- Think about this as you watch the county in its current ple in the program get a large tax cut. They pay eight cents on struggle to pay for essential services. Watch them raise taxes Call 706-864-3613 the dollar basically. on EVERYONE ELSE to hire one person each for the Tax If you live in the city or a subdivision or a small county Commissioner and Clerk of the Court and provide overtime parcel you pay 100 cents on the dollar. Big difference. Once in for the Sheriff. Think about this as you watch them engage in CUVA the benefi ts continue for 10 years. You cannot engage lengthy and costly negotiations with the city as they squab- in a non-farm business on CUVA land, but over the years the Gold Rush Pageant “land usage” rules have been weakened to the extent the you can do nothing and just let your land sit there. Many people do Sunday, October 6, 2013 this. Anyone can claim this eight cents on the dollar tax cut who owns 10 acres or lives on 11 acres of agricultural land in 2:00 p.m. the county, no questions asked. Lumpkin Co. Park & Rec Center As it turns out the CUV of a parcel is a secret. It never ap- b 2

pears on the property tax bill or the assessment notice. It is 3 on record on a “card” in the Tax Assessor’s Offi ce so you can 2 For additional information, call: lb491 call or drop by to fi nd out what it is. Does anyone reading this 706-864-6347, 706-216-4247, 706-864-7660 rw91113b who has a parcel in CUVA actually know what its CUV is? Ok, I thought so. As I said, the CUVA law was initially intended to help farm- ers resist developers, but 21 years later we fi nd many develop- ers actually have land in CUVA while they wait for opportuni- ties to develop. I have just completed a detailed investigation of all the CUVA parcels that fronted on the Ga. 400 from Route 60 to the county line in 2012. Can we all assume that all these parcels will be developed as commercial, industrial or subdi- visions at some point in the future? I identifi ed the parcels by looking at the Tax Assessor’s map and then I got the values for FMV and CUV for each parcel from the Offi cial 2012 Tax Digest fi led by the Tax Commissioner with the State. The Tax Commissioner graciously provided me with this list. Hold onto your hats as you read this. All of this informa- tion comes from open public records. In 2012, seven parcels of 208 acres were in CUVA fronting on the Ga. 400. Numbers are rounded. One parcel of 18 acres was assessed at $2.1 million I can help you make the right decisions about your FMV and $15,300 CUV. Ten acres, $450,000 FMV, $8,000 CUV. 401(k). Call today – I can help you plan for life. Forty-fi ve acres, $2.2 million FMV and $30,000 CUV. Eighteen acres, $900,000 FMV, $12,000 CUV. Ten acres, $500,000 FMV, Brian C. Denney* FIC Joy L. Knowles $7400 CUV. Eighty-four acres, $2.4 million FMV, $53,000 CUV.   And 23 acres, $272,000 FMV, $15,000. Across the seven parcels, %ULDQ&'HQQH\# -R\/.QRZOHV# FMV was $9 million, CUV was $139,000 and CUV was 1.56 PZDUHSRUJ PZDUHSRUJ percent of FMV. Current use value was 1.56 percent of fair market value! How can CUV be so incredibly low? Could this be the reason that the CUV is a secret? Would the people rise up in indigna- tion if they knew that this was going on? Remember that land fronting on the Ga. 400 is basically waiting to be developed. The Tax Assessor is pricing it ac- cp91113b cordingly. But consider this. CUVA is a tax exemption and all &URZQ0RXQWDLQ3ODFH‡'DKORQHJD*$ rw91113b tax exemptions are considered to be “tax shifting” in nature. A “tax shift” shifts the tax burden from one group of tax pay- ers to another. In this case, these “developers” are shifting their taxes onto YOU (if you are not in CUVA). AND THIS IS A MASSIVE SHIFT! If this land were not in CUVA it would have generated $46,374 in county taxes in 2012. Instead, in CUVA, it generated only $725! Yes, I said only $725. Who made up for this tax loss of $45,649? Well here is what actually happened. Suppose all of Subscribe this land had been subject to non-CUVA taxes in 2011 and then all the land was suddenly put in the CUVA program in 2012. This sudden action would cause the tax base of the county to today! shrink by $8,764,488 and county tax collections to shrink by $45,649! At that point the county commission would have to

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e see the squir- agriculture. After the years liday, is that “extreme cold friends. For a while, I found took his big chisel and his rels scampering of extreme drought, we will be pulled down from the him football tickets to a few axe to complete the assign- Wabout all spring never thought we would see North Pole and pushed way games, and along about Oc- ment. Coleman is not a big and summer. We know what Loran rain nearly every day, as we south in the U.S.” We can tober, I would come home man but his efforts were Bu- they are doing, but we look Smith have during recent summer expect temperatures to run and see fi rewood stacked on nyanesque. He now joins my askance without a thought months. Too much rain ru- 20 to 30 degrees below nor- my porch, neat and orderly; friend Agnew in my “Good of what they are up to. Who Guest ined production of certain mal for the winter months. worthy of a photo. Neighbor Hall of Fame.” in these times thinks about Columnist crops with all too many What brought all this Now Coleman has done My participation was the importance of putting farmers. about was the good neigh- the same thing. We had lost very rewarding by the way, up for winter? The Farmers’ Almanac borly gesture of a friend. A a beautiful hardwood, owing albeit very small. Just un- It was not long ago, in a school from Aesop about the predicts this winter will be small favor led to my being to the latent drought, and loading and stacking fi re- more rural, agricultural ant and the grasshopper. All exceptionally cold. When the recipient of a big favor had saved up a goodly sup- wood brought fulfi llment. era, that an enjoyable life summer long, the ant was I took to the Internet to see from Coleman Hood, a one- ply of big chunks of wood. Every now and then, when I depended on canning (later putting up for winter. The what the publication was say- time forester with an ap- The only problem was that suggest that I go to the farm- on freezing) our garden grasshopper spent his time ing about winter, I bumped preciation of a tranquil fi re it needed splitting, which I ers’ market to buy some vegetables before the grow- singing and idling—only into the most alarming fore- when the temperatures fall. was planning to accomplish peas and shell them on the ing season ended; for those to become hungry in win- cast I have seen lately. The Over the years, my long- via someone who can readily back porch, my wife usually shorter days when staying ter and begging the ant for winter of 2013-14 is going to time friend Agnew Peacock handle such an assignment. reminds me that they are inside made you appreci- food. be the beginning of a “Little has made sure there is ac- One day, Coleman arrived in cheaper “at Kroger.” Maybe. ate having prepared for the The weather is not always Ice Age.” The prediction, cess to fi rewood in winter. his pickup truck with a load However, I enjoy the fulfi ll- cold months. We learned in kind toward the farmer and according to one Len R. Hol- Agnew likes to do things for of fi rewood. This meant that ment whenever I take on a I had to start a new stack in a homestead chore. new place. I helped him un- While I try to steer clear load the wood. I stood off to of doomsday talk, I believe the side and admired it with that we should, in these Getting to know your Red Cross chapter humble gratitude, knowing uncertain times, teach our the pleasure it would bring kids the value of industri- he American Red By Joni cy, coping, and preparedness Ready by getting an emergency me this winter. ousness and putting up for Cross, founded in Smith training for military families kit prepared, planning ahead The next day, Coleman winter. Especially if Len T1881 by Clara Barton, during times of deployment. and staying informed. was in the neighborhood. Holliday knows what he is is a nationally known and well ______In addition, we support our Our blood services supplies He called to say that he talking about. respected non-profi t organiza- American Red Cross wounded warriors, veterans, more than 40 percent of the would come split the hickory Loran Smith is the former tion whose mission is to “pre- Northeast Georgia active members and military blood collected in the United chunks. He did, and not only sideline color announcer for vent and alleviate human suf- hospitals through reintegra- States making us the nation’s was I grateful, I watched him Chapter the Georgia Bulldogs. He has fering in the face of emergen- tion programs and holiday largest blood collection organi- work, which brought about authored or co-authored sev- cies by mobilizing the power of mail for heroes. zation. Each month, working the deepest of respect as he eral books. volunteers and the generosity kin County alone. 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Hours M-F 9-7 24 Alicia Lane Suite 2 Sat 9-3 Ph: 706-867-0514 Dahlonega, Ga 30533 Sunday Closed Fax: 706-867-0533 30513 Page 8A, The Dahlonega Nugget, Dahlonega, Ga., September 11, 2013 Obituaries Shirley Goff-Eisele Resident of Dahlonega Shirley Goff-Eisele, 75, of Dahlonega passed away in Gainesville, Georgia the morning of Thursday, September 5, 2013 after losing her second battle with cancer. Born Shirley Jean Demar- co in Patterson, New Jersey, Shirley quickly developed a fl air for all things fashion, es- pecially interior decoration and space planning. Post col- lege, she studied furniture design and founded a furni- ture design and fabrication fi rm in Boca Raton, Florida that encompassed two show- rooms and employed 80 peo- ple. Shirley was a member of ASFD, the American Society of Furniture Designers. Shirley discovered Dahlonega while doing de- sign work for clients in North Georgia. She and her husband David moved from Miami to the Dahlonega area in 1998. She quickly became active in a number of local civic organizations including the Dahlone- ga–Lumpkin County Chamber of Commerce, the Downtown Merchants Association and the Dahlonega Rotary Club, and WILL Women In Lumpkin leadership. Scholarship honors Stephenson Shirley loved the great outdoors and enjoyed hiking and keeping herself in shape with her friends at Jazzercise. She Evan Nee (right) received the inaugural Lumpkin County Literacy Coalition Diane Stephenson Scholarship for GED was also an avid fan of classic Hollywood movies and Broad- graduates recently at graduation ceremonies held at the Adult Learning Center. Nee, a home schooler, was the class way shows. She is survived by her husband David Eisele of Dahlonega, valedictorian. “Because it is the fi rst scholarship in memory of Diane, we wanted to give it to someone we knew Georgia who was with her for 27 years. She is also survived would put it to good use to further their education,” said John Gerheim, board member and lead instructor of the GED by her son Anthony Goffredo of Colorado and stepson David program. “Evan will probably be a Ph.D. someday.” Stephenson was the LCLC’s only executive director. “She did a James Eisele of Nevada. lot to help us in board service, our programs and fundraising,” said Dr. Donna Gessel (center), the organization’s board In lieu of fl owers contributions may be made to the Ameri- chair. “She gave her heart and soul to the Literacy Coalition, and the the whole community.” Also present at the fi rst can Cancer Society, 2565 Thompson Bridge Road, Suite 114, award of the scholarship was Stephenson’s long time partner Betty Green. (Staff photo/SHARON HALL) Gainesville, Georgia 30501. A memorial service will be held at 11:00 a.m. on Saturday, September 14, 2013 at Berea Baptist Church. The church ism “We want the class mem- Markwalter. business leader Jim Lientz Sr., located at 43 Pecks Mill Creek Road in Dahlonega, Georgia. bers to soak up Dahlonega,” Every effort is being made to Rogers Wade of the Georgia Pastor Ray Prince will offi ciate. U Leadership said Kristen Daniel. keep the economic impact from Public Policy Foundation and Banister Funeral Home of Dahlonega is in charge of ar- The theme of the Leadership the event on the local level, said community visionary J.W. rangements. Continued from Front Page Georgia Class of 2013 is “Be- Brian Daniel, with catering by Fanning, who would eventu- cause Georgia is better . . . con- area businesses, guests staying ally serve as the program’s whose ages typically range nected,” and another goal of the in Dahlonega hotels, and even longtime advisor and guiding Death Notices from 25 to 45 years old. visit is to show how Dahlonega door prizes from local vendors. hand. Joyce Martin Anderson, age 77, of Murrayville (Lump-v “Dahlonega has so much to fi ts in with the rest of the state, Participants will stay busy The fi rst class of Leader- offer,” said Brian Daniel, the kin County) passed away on Friday September 6, 2013, at her according to Markwalter. with additional events at the ship Georgia started in 1972 home following an extended illness. Funeral services were Co-Program Chair for Leader- For example, the River Pro- Smith House, the Cottrell and included aspiring leaders ship Georgia this year along held at 2 p.m. on Monday, September 9, 2013 at Mt. Zion Baptist gram with Dr. Robert Fuller Ranch and Camp Frank D. from across the state. One of Church #2. Arrangements by Dahlonega Funeral Home. with wife Kristin. and Elvin and Nancy Hilyer Merrill. the more famous members of The couple, who live in will demonstrate how local eco- The visit runs from Thurs- that charter class was future The Nugget strives to provide a complete record of deaths in- Gainesville, said they are systems affect wider-reaching day evening’s events at UNG U.S. Senator Sam Nunn, who volving Lumpkin County residents and their families. t happy to be planning a trip to areas. until Saturday morning’s meet- at the time was a young lawyer a town with so many things to Keynote speakers Dr. Boni- ing at the high school. from Perry, Ga. The story goes offer their fellow Leadership ta Jacobs, UNG President and According to the Leader- that Nunn was inspired to run Need rescuing from DEBT? Georgia participants. Rep. David Ralston, Georgia ship Georgia website, the idea for the Senate shortly after at- While the group is hold- Speaker of the House will kick for a statewide leadership de- tending his fi rst Leadership Get bankruptcy relief now ing its September event here, off the festivities on Thursday velopment program in Geor- Georgia program. We are a debt relief agency. they want to show off the his- evening, while John Addison, gia was fi rst proposed back in Among the ranks of Leader- We help people Ƥ le for tory, the thriving present, and Co-CEO of Primerica, Inc. will 1971 during an informal con- ship Georgia alumni are lead- bankruptcy relief. the future of Dahlonega,” said close out the weekend on Satur- versation between several key ers in business, not-for-profi t Kristin Daniel. day morning. business leaders at a Georgia organizations and elected of- In addition to meetings host- It will be the fi rst time that Chamber of Commerce meet- fi cials including U.S. Senators, ed by the University of North Leadership Georgia has held ing. 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In addition, many charter systems qualify for additional Charter funding from the Department of Lumpkin QB Education—between $300,000 Continued from Front Page and 600,000, Moye said. Koyo, with the university—and The vision of becoming a beyond.” Charter System also includes is honored for his Moye said he sees no rea- the teaching of what Moye son Lumpkin County schools called “soft skills”—how to couldn’t reach out to Atlanta dress, promptness, responsi- companies such as Coca-Cola bility, how to work as part of a and others for the county’s stu- team and other skills necessary community work dents to go “on site” as appren- to being productive and holding tices in technical fields. down a job. By Sharon Hall on the fi eld and in the class- “It’s a vision that goes beyond “We reap what we sow with The Nugget room and leads by example,” bricks and mortar,” he said. our children ... They must be Each high school football said Athletic Director Brad One other advantage of de- taught strong values, a work season the Atlanta Falcons Waggoner. Waggoner submit- veloping partnerships outside ethic, perseverance, faith, no en- honor 10 football student- ted McCrary’s nomination the local area is the availability titlement, everyone has to work athletes who not only excel this past summer. of grant money. CocaCola gave and give back and understand on the fi eld and in the class- Waggoner said when he away $10 million in grants to the sacrifices that our previous room, but in the community asked McCrary what makes schools in the Atlanta area last generations have made. Under- as well. Lumpkin County a good leader and why it’s year, Moye said. standing the American dream quarterback Daniel McCrary important to give back to the “Just think what we could of hard work and not being de- was chosen as this year’s fi rst community the young man Lumpkin County sports fans know Daniel McCrary as a do with even just a part of that pendent on entitlement. recipient. told him a good leader needs leader on the high school football team. He was recently money. We can’t rely just on “We need everybody work- McCrary is a three-year “to be someone young kids in property taxes anymore, es- ing and paying into the system recognized as a leader in his community as well. He was pecially with the exemptions or the system ceases to function. starter in football, baseball the community can look up to chosen to receive the Falcons’ Captain in the Community and basketball and main- as a role model, to be someone we have in this county and the Who is going to pay yours and tains a 4.0 GPA (grade point they would want to be like award for week one of the high school football season. austerity cuts from the state. my Social Security, pay for the average). He is a member of some day.” Over the last 10 years we’ve health care system if we don’t the Fellowship of Christian It’s important to give back McCrary will receive an Crary’s name to support fu- had $12.6 million in austerity have a ready workforce? We’ve Athletes and has helped to to the community, he said, autographed Falcons football ture community initiatives. cuts,” he said. “We have to look got to emphasize the work lead FCA camps as well as “to provide kids with positive and his name will be listed The Captain of the Com- for alternative ways to fund our ethic, that World War II mind- Parks & Rec and high school role models and the commu- on atlantafalcons.com/com- munity award is presented schools. You can make contribu- set that had no use for entitle- sports camps. nity on the right track for the munity. The school will also by the Russell Athletic pro- tions to the school system that ment. That’s my vision for this “He handles himself well future.” receive a $1,000 grant in Mc- gram. are tax deductible right now, but little corner of the country—a schools have never pursued that changed attitude.” source of funding. We need to do Administration is currently that now. He have got to invest preparing the application to be- in our schools and our children come a Charter System. It is due Dual enrollment is gaining ground at UNG or they won’t be prepared for the to the State Board of Education 21st century and the community by Nov. 1. A decision should be While their peers are still the statewide Complete Col- pay tuition or have it count postsecondary schools in won’t grow economically.” made by June or July of 2014. getting ready for school each lege Georgia initiative. These against their HOPE scholar- dual enrollment,” Hebert morning, many high school strategies are: enhancing ship. A student who begins said. “This gives our students students from around the re- partnerships with secondary taking Accel courses in their the advantage of receiving gion already are in classes on schools, improving postsec- junior year could enter col- college credit while in high University of North Georgia ondary access and comple- lege as a sophomore, saving school and it allows them to campuses, where they are tion, and improving the time a year of time and tuition. It’s begin pursuing their career earning both college and high required to earn a degree. a great opportunity at a time goals early. These courses school credit. “We work with the school when many families struggle are challenging our students Dr. Chaudron Gille, asso- systems to offer the courses to pay for college.” and allowing for them to fo- ciate vice president for Uni- at a time and format that fi ts Dr. Beth Hebert, principal cus on their specifi c area of versity Affairs & Academic the needs of their students,” of North Forsyth High School, study, preparing them for Services at UNG, said dual Gille said. “Allowing high said her school has increased when they become a full-time enrollment programs such school students to take col- Accel enrollment from three college student.” as Accel, which covers tu- lege courses that also satisfy students in the past year to 16 MOWR allows qualify- ition for qualifi ed students, their high school graduation students this year, 15 of whom ing high school students to and Move on When Ready requirements gives them a are attending UNG. attend college courses exclu- (MOWR) directly address head start on their college “We are very excited to sively during their junior and VANKEITH three of the fi ve key strate- degree without having to partner with UNG and other senior years of high school. gies created by the University Insurance Agency System of Georgia as part of Call us for all of your insurance needs! $XWR‡+RPH‡/LIH‡+HDOWK‡%XVLQHVV$QQXLW\‡5HQWDOV‡&KXUFK Staff 400 North Landfill, LLC Continued from Front Page 'XPS)HHV possibilities every day. 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Bowers, chief of Game Simms said living so close ing and easy to use.” year for many in the state, Management. “These con- to the targeted sites gave him Simms said he is hoping to according to the Georgia ditions often contribute to “a great testing opportunity be able to put together more Department of Natural Re- an increase in deer quality, to navigate to the sites. Nor- Forest Service mobile apps. sources’ Wildlife Resources but can also make it a chal- mally you don’t have the op- “I got my foot in the door,” Division. Archers get the lenging year to hunt deer.” portunity to test onsite.” This he said. And he may well be fi rst opportunity at bring- Beginning this season, allowed Simms to make sure able to do just that. ing home a deer beginning the number of fi rearms ei- all the directions and GPS in- “We are getting calls daily Saturday, Sept. 14. ther-sex days is reduced in formation was correct. from other National Forests Last year, 113,566 ar- most counties. A few fac- GPS doesn’t always func- and agencies, asking how we chery hunters harvested tors went into this decision, tion in the more remote loca- did it,” Toppins said. “And more than 60,19 0 deer. State- including the decline in tions, he said, “but if reception we’re getting wonderful feed- wide archery season runs the number of fawns that is poor you still have the map, back. We’re learning as we go, through Oct. 11, although survive into fall and an in- directions, list of amenities ... and we’re not through yet. We hunters may hunt deer with crease in doe harvest rates. there’s just no navigation fea- will be adding more features archery equipment through These factors warranted ture.” and recreation sites in the fu- the entire deer season (Jan. regulatory changes to re- Simms came up with the ture.” 1 in Northern Zone and Jan. duce the doe harvest. For features, and worked with The Chattahoochee- 15 in the Southern Zone). more information on this Toppins and Mitch Cohen, the Oconee National Forests app “Spring and summer change, visit www.eregula- point of contact for the Forest is available for free download seasons with abundant tions.com/georgia/hunt- Service, to develop the user at www.dahlonega.org and rainfall, like Georgia has ing/why-fewer-either-sex- interface. That’s how the app http://www.fs.usda.gov/conf. experienced this year, gen- days/ . looks and functions. The app works on both Apple iPhones and iPods and Android. Simms has been building Mountain Education Charter High School mobile apps for some time. He gave it a fi rst shot while he and Katelyn Baker (pictured on right) several partners who owned has been named the Lumpkin Mountain Applied Studios were mostly This is what appears on the mobile app for the Education Charter High School “Student working on website design. Chattahoochee-Oconee National Forests. Just click on of the Month” for August. The senior “I developed a game— is currently participating in the dual Stitches, inspired by the old a destination and your choice comes up with a photo, game Operation—just to give general information and specifi c information all at the enrollment program with Lanier Tech, it a try. It was such a success. touch of a keystroke. perhaps the pinnacle of achievement for That’s the reason I decided to any LMECHS pupil. “We work as a team start doing mobile apps,” he Mind, as well as developing larly helpful in creating the with Lanier Tech to place our students said. He has now added Chero- apps for different organiza- art and graphics for the Na- in the dual enrollment program,” noted kee Lore, a map-based app tions. tional Forest app—and with LMECHS Counselor Edna Chisena. about the myths and legends He works with local tal- remote contractors from his “This is not an easy task for any student, of the Cherokee under Mobile ent—Neal Miller was particu- offi ce in the Sargent Building but Katelyn has displayed success as evidenced by this recognition.” In addition, Katelyn completed Cottrell Speaker Series will begin September 18 the month of August with perfect attendance, which further enhanced her opportunity for the award. Pictured with Katelyn and presenting her with the Two Georgia entrepre- the university. 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Ronda Rich By Sharon Hall my second drama family.” in the production. The Nugget Iago the parrot, sidekick to the evil Grand Shelby Garrett choreographed the lively Dixie Adults as well as children will be enchanted Vizier Jafar, is played by Robbie Peerson, a dance numbers. A veteran of the Holly Divas by the Holly Performance Academy’s home schooled 10th grader. This is his fi rst stage, she brought home the Best Student production of Disney’s Aladdin Jr., opening time at the Holly, but hardly his fi rst time Choreographer award from the 2011 Broadway this Saturday on the Holly’s Main Stage. on stage. He has performed in numerous Junior Theater Festival and All Star Actress Complete with all your favorite Disney theatrical productions, most recently as from the competition earlier this year. characters, including the Genie, Iago the Edmund in Narnia at The Buford Community “This is a children’s show, yes, but it’s not parrot, Abu the monkey and Rajah the tiger— Center Theater. just cute,” says co-director Chapman. Small town life not to mention the Magic Carpet—there’s The role of Iago, Peerson says, “is a lot of “It’s classic Disney with all your favorite plenty of music and magic in this adaptation fun. I’ve met a bunch of new people and worked characters, but with more of a moral to it than round the corner, out in the of the Disney classic. with some awesome directors.” the Disney movie had,” Garrett says. country where we live, is a Co-directors Neva Garrett and Hannah Jafar is played by 12th grader James “Even if you’re not into theater it’s still a Ahardware store owned by Chapman put together some special effects Thomas, who says he has often been typecast fun play for the whole family to see,” Singleton a guy I have known since the day to amaze, as well as a cast that excels at as the villain during his two years in theater. says. I was born. Our bassinets were entertainment. Neva’s daughter Shari plays “It’s fun to play the bad guy,” he says. “It’s an amazing show,” Peerson adds. “It’s next to each other in the hospital Princess Jasmine. Shari has been appearing Thomas attends high school in Gainesville a lot of fun.” nursery. in plays at the Holly since she was a tot and and is involved in the drama group there, along Performances of Aladdin Jr. will be held Down the road a piece is a dairy has over 20 stage productions to her credit. with Peerson and Robert Shotwell, who plays Saturday, Sept. 14 at 8 p.m. and Sunday, Sept. 15 co-owned by a guy whose bassinet Last year she won the All-Star actress award the Genie. This is Thomas’ fi rst appearance on at 2 p.m., Friday and Saturday, Sept. 20-21 at 8 was on the other side of mine in at the Broadway Jr. Theater Festival. Jasmine, the Holly stage. p.m. and Sunday, Sept. 22, 2 p.m. Tickets are $14 the nursery. When I need a helping however, is her fi rst lead role. Shotwell has been involved in theater for adult and $10 children and students and can be hand with a lawn mower stuck in “It’s a lot of fun and I’m really excited about 12 years, ever since he both played in and obtained online at www.hollytheater.org or at the thicket or a pasture that needs this show. I can’t wait,” the 8th grader says. produced neighborhood performance with his the ticket offi ce the day of the performances. bush hogging, I call that guy and he The role of Aladdin is the fi rst lead as well friends in makeshift costumes. He is now in the is Jerry-on-the-spot to help. as his fi rst appearance at the Holy for senior drama program at his Gainesville high school Fabulous costumes, energetic Tink is somewhat amazed by Cole Singleton. Singleton has been involved with his friends Peerson and Thomas. It is his performances and some special small town living and the perks that with theater for four years, currently at his fi rst time appearing in a Holly production, and effects make Disney’s Aladdin Jr. a fun come with it. He came in from the Gainesville high school, but has always been playing the Genie, he says, is his “favorite role performance for the whole family. The hardware store one day, a place he a supporting actor or part of the ensemble ever. It’s so wild—really over the top. He’s so Holly Performance Academy kids will be has come to love because we simply before. insanely clowny that it makes sense.” presenting the musical beginning this sign for what we buy then pay for it It’s been “an honor to play one of my favorite Kawana Martin created the costumes that weekend on the Holly Main Stage. (Staff at the fi rst of the month. He shook characters from a Disney movie,” he says, “and take the audience right into a scene from photo/SHARON HALL) his head. “When I checked out, she I’ve made tons of new friends. They’ve become Arabian Nights. Her son, Seth, plays the Sultan laughed and said, ‘She’s writing about your family now!’” He likes this kind of friendliness and familiarity. Of course, she knows that because every Tuesday when the newspaper arrives, the ladies at the hardware store pass around my column and discuss it. Then, they never fail to comment when I drag in, my hair in a messy ponytail and my face smudged with dirt from some garden project. At the Farmers Exchange where we were purchasing horse feed and other farm needs, the manager said, “Why don’t we just open an account for you?” There was no credit check, no extensive form to fi ll out, just a paper signed that said we would pay. The manager said, “I know you will anyway. I know you and I know your family.” Then he grinned and winked. “But if you don’t, we’ll just charge it over to Rodney.” In big cities, they tend not to trust on a handshake and your family name. Living in the small town where I was born, raised, educated and, Lord willing, will die and be lowered beneath six feet of my beloved soil, is an archive of my life. It is a collection of the people and places that have taken me to other places and other people. No one, I believe, is self made. We are all made by the efforts of many and, without question, I am a creation of those who believed in me, prayed for me and, on occasion, made me answer Leading Ladies nominees announced for my failings and shortcomings. “Right there,” I will point out, “is By Sharon Hall Lumpkin Tax Commissioner Rachel Pruitt says 300 where the radio station was where I The Nugget words are not enough to list all the reasons Lynn Cottrell had my fi rst job. I had a radio show The community nominated 13 women to become And the should be the 2013 Leading Lady of Lumpkin County. She called Rendezvous with Ronda on the 2013 Leading Lady of Lumpkin County. All 13 nominees are . . is active in her church and volunteers her time and talent weekends.” will be honored at a luncheon Wednesday, Sept. 18 at . as an expert planner and fundraiser to many Lumpkin There are many landmarks 11:30 a.m. at the University of North Georgia Baptist Janet Burkett organizations. Cottrell loves her community. She worked throughout the town that chronicle Collegiate Ministries Building, where the winner of Susan Burrell hard to bring the Budweiser Clydesdales and reindeer my life in periods that are divided this year’s Leading Ladies will be announced. Lynn Cottrell to Dahlonega for Old Fashioned Christmas in 2004, and between before I left to fi nd myself Family and friends of the nominees and all Carol Groover Dyer worked tirelessly on the Diving Bell project. and the time I returned home to interested members of the community are asked to Sheri Froggatt Caitlin Wright nominated Blackburn Elementary reclaim my heart. But it isn’t the come and support them at the luncheon. The event School principal Susan Burrel. Burell, Wright says, has buildings or the pieces of ground is a fundraiser for Rainbow Children’s Home (RCH), Anne Green spent her lifetime dedicated to the children of Lumpkin that mean the most. It is the a residential program for abused and neglected Debbie Kane County. She was a leader in organizing the Heroes League people, the ones who have loved girls ages 11-18. But while raising money for the Kandi Ledford Softball Team for children and adults with special needs. me through the ups and downs and non-profi t organization is important, even more Donna Logan She is a mentor, and a caring administrator who makes turn arounds. important is to present the girls living at RCH with the effort to know each of her students by name, help out There’s Erin at the bank, across role models of women in the community who have Debby Owens in times of need and celebrate their successes inside and the street from the hardware store, made a positive difference, says Melissa Line. Line Brianna Ray outside school. the sight of whom I shall never is the home’s community outreach coordinator and Anne L. Sears David and Bobbie Lancaster nominated Carol Dyer. forget on that hot summer’s night. came up with the idea last year. Dyer is an active Master Gardener, donating her time Our beloved Charlie Horse was Girls at the home determine which of the to many of the group’s projects such as building gardens stricken with colic and as the vet candidates is chosen as the county’s Leading Lady after reading the at local schools and Arbor Day activities. She is also active in her and I battled against it while Tink nominating letters. church’s college ministry, vacation Bible school and hosting Bible was out of town, she showed up This year’s nominees include Janet Burkett, nominated by one of last studies in her home. She also began a Bible study for women at the in her business clothes and said, year’s Leading Lady nominees, Joan Falcone. Burkett spent 15 years as Lumpkin County Detention Center and has helped hold Christmas “I can’t let you go through this by a librarian at the University of North Georgia. Burkett is active in her parties for the inmates and guards. yourself.” When we had to cross the church and has volunteered with both the TLC Humane Society and Falcone’s third nominee, Debbie Kane, has an active ministry to creek to take him to the barn, she Community Helping Place. She has also used her talents to knit baby the community through her church. She heads up three bereavement pulled up the legs of her dress pants blankets and hats for babies born at Chestatee Regional Hospital. teams, helps organize DUMC’s Christmas meal and community and waded across. Magistrate Judge Randy Pruitt nominated Janette Turner. She is lunches, leads a church readers’ group and takes on the church And that woman at the hardware a “get-it-done” lady who has worked for Lumpkin County Magistrate newsletter. She is also a Hospice volunteer and delivers Meals on store who teased Tink about his Court for 10 years, her nomination letter says. She accomplishes a Wheels. family? That’s Miss Hazel. While myriad of tasks in the offi ce while being sure she serves the needs of Sharon Hall nominated founder and former owner of the Fudge her son and I shared the nursery, the people who come to the court. Factory Debby Owens. Owens not only started her own business she and Mama shared a hospital Kandi Ledford was nominated by UNG’s Kappa Delta Sorority. She that has become one of Dahlonega’s “anchor shops,” she helped start room. is the Programs and Communication Coordinator with the Dahlonega- the traditions of Trick or Treat on the Square and fi reworks at the You can’t buy history like this. Lumpkin County Chamber of Commerce. She helps to coordinate town’s 4th of July celebration, as well as volunteering to help with Old You can’t earn it, either. You just community service for the sorority’s members and is a Greek advisor Fashioned Christmas. She could always be counted on to contribute have to thank the good Lord for on campus. She is active in her church, leading a small group Bible goodies to local non-profi ts for auction or raffl e. She has been active giving you the gift of a small town study and participating in mission work. in the Chamber and Merchants Association, and served on the board family. Falcone also nominate Anne Green, who taught at Longbranch of RCH. Elementary School for 23 years before retiring. She now teaches The youngest nominee, Brianna Ray, was nominated by her coach, a class at Dahlonega Baptist Church’s Sonshine Pre-School, and a Brad Bowelle. Ray is 16 years old, a black belt martial artist who has Ronda Rich is a best-selling Sunday school class for children and adults with special needs. Green competed, successfully at the international level. She holds the World Southern author. She has ties to volunteers her time at Community Helping Place, delivers Meals on Champion title in forms competition, and will defend the title in the Yahoola Valley in Lumpkin Wheels and visits the homebound in the community. October in Italy. She volunteers her time to teach her art to children County. Her column appears here Sue Neil nominated Donna Logan as a Leading Lady of Lumpkin. and adults at the studio where she trains. She also takes an active role weekly. Visit www.rondarich. Logan owns and operates an award winning insurance fi rm and often in the studio’s charitable activities, such as collecting items for the com to sign up for her weekly volunteers her time to the Chamber and high school activities. She is victims of the tornado in Ringgold in 2011. She is in the top 10 percent newsletter. also active in the Literary Coalition. See LEADING LADY page 6B The Dahlonega Nugget, Dahlonega, Ga., September 11, 2013, Page 2B COMMUNITY CALENDAR

starts Sunday morning at 7:30 a.m. and the Three Gap Fifty and Val- and you can learn at your own pace from your own home. Most ley Rides begin at 8:30 a.m. Presented by The Dahlonega-Lumpkin classes $129. See class options: http://www.northgeorgia.edu/ Community-Wide Events County Chamber of Commerce. www.cyclenorthgeorgia.com ce/online/ OPEN HOUSE FOR NEW CASA VOLUNTEERS SEPT. 27 Product Photography Workshop for Crafters, Sellers and Blog- SCARECROW VOTING NOW, STOMP SEPT. 21 gers: A look at composition, color, props and backgrounds, light- Enotah CASA will hold an open house/orientation meeting for poten- The scarecrows are all over town and it’s time to vote. Pick up a ing and basic editing without using fancy lighting equipment or tial volunteers from 1-3 p.m. Friday, Sept. 27, at the Baptist Student map and ballot through Sept. 18 at the Visitors Center, the library, software programs. Saturday, Sept. 14, 9 a.m.-1 p.m. $99. San- Center, 166 Park Street South. Anyone interested in fi nding out more and many shops around town, and vote for your favorite display. The dra Sullivan about becoming a CASA volunteer is welcome to stop by and learn Dahlonega Woman’s Club’s Scarecrow Stomp Contest will culminate Hydrorobics: Get a total body workout as you tone, strengthen and what a CASA volunteer does and how important our volunteers are to with the Scarecrow Stomp from 1-4 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 21, in Han- achieve fl exibility and circulatory endurance in the water. Ages 16 the juvenile court system. A new volunteer certifi cation/training class cock Park, with fun, food, music, and announcement of awards. and up, all fi tness levels welcome. 15 Mondays/Wednesdays/Fri- will begin Oct. 1. SIX GAP VOLUNTEERS NEEDED days, Sept. 16-Oct. 18, 9:45-10:45 a.m. $75 Six Gap, a bike racing event that will draw several thousand riders TRAINING FOR PARENTS OF CHILDREN WITH ADHD Ribbon Bow Making: Learn how to tie a professional bow and sev- to Dahlonega Sept. 29, is looking for volunteer staff. Volunteers are Lumpkin parents of children diagnosed with ADHD are invited to the eral variations of a basic bow. Wednesday, Sept. 18, 6-8 p.m. entitled to a free event shirt, a free meal, invitation to the VIP party, fi rst class of Parent to Parent Training Monday, Sept. 30, from 6- $29. Tammy Bryant and a discount on jerseys. Contact [email protected] to 8 p.m. at Restoration Point Church on Hwy. 115 in Cleveland. This Outdoor Photography: Learn tips and tricks about equipment and sign up. will be an informational session giving parents an opportunity to see location. We will focus on photographing wildlife, nature, moving what the seven-week class will offer and also learn about CHADD water and action photography. Four Wednesdays, Sept. 18-Oct. DAY OF HONOR PICNIC SEPT. 11, EVERYONE WELCOME (Children and Adults with ADHD). For more information or to regis- 9, 6-8:30 p.m. $129. Larry Winslett The 2nd Annual 9-11 Day of Honor Picnic and Fundraiser will honor ter contact Jane Grillo, 706-865-2315 ext 1312 or [email protected]. Belly Dancing – Level 1: Enhance your posture and movements with local law enforcement personnel, fi remen, soldiers, EMS and EMT ga.us basic choreography. All levels welcome. Four Mondays, Sept. 23- personnel, and other public safety persons who live in Lumpkin Oct. 14, 6:30-8 p.m. $39. Kathryn Hinds County. First responders and their families are invited to a picnic in Holiday Wreath Decorating: Decorate a beautiful greenery wreath Yahoola Creek Park from 4-7 p.m. The community is asked to par- Community Announcements for the holidays and save money by using it every year. Wednes- ticipate in the following ways: Purchase tickets for a fi rst responder day, Sept. 25, 6-9 p.m. $49. Tammy Bryant and family ($10); become a sponsor ($100 to $500); join in the picnic supper ($5 adult/$3 children); volunteer to sell tickets or work at the A TRIP TO THE MOVIES SEPT. 22 BENEFITS TLC MARTIAL ARTS LESSONS FOR ALL AGES event. All proceeds from this event will benefi t Lumpkin County Sher- Admission tickets, concession purchases, and extra donation bowl Instructional classes offered at the United Karate Studio of Dahlone- iff’s Department, Lumpkin County Fire Department, 911 Call Center, money collected Sunday, Sept. 22, at the Dawson 400 Stadium Cine- ga for ages 4-7 Monday evenings; 7-12, Tuesday/Thursday; 12-15 UNG Campus Police and Frank D. Merrill Army Ranger Camp. Pa- mas will be donated to two charity groups. Dahlonega’s TLC Humane Monday/Wednesday, adult classes (ages 15+) Monday-Thursday; mela Bellamy, 404-408-8016, [email protected] Society will split this year’s charitable donation with Dawson County family classes (parents and kids 6 1/2 up) Friday evening sand Satur- Humane Society. The event is part of Georgia Theatre Company’s day mornings; day classes for home schoolers. Mr. Brad, 770-654- CEREMONY, CANDLELIGHT VIGIL SEPT. 11 AT UNG 10th Annual Cinema for a Cause. 5280 The University of North Georgia SGA and Corps of Cadets will hold a 9/11 ceremony Wednesday, Sept. 11, from 7:30-9 p.m., on the Drill INTERNATIONAL APPALACHIAN ACADEMY Field. In this ceremony in memory of those who died in the 9/11 at- Nature/Outdoors Classes Wednesday for Japanese Language/Culture and Thursday tacks, local First Responders will be recognized. The event will con- for World History/Literature. 6:30-8:30 p.m. 390 Tom Bell Odom Road. 706-265-5502, [email protected] clude with a candlelight vigil. HEMLOCK WORK DAY, HIKE, PROGRAMS SEPT. 28 WHITE COUNTY DEMOCRATS HOST TOM CRAWFORD Celebrate National Public Lands Day by joining the Hike to Help the MOUNTAIN EDUCATION CHARTER HIGH SCHOOL The Democratic Party of White County invites the public to a presen- Hemlocks Saturday, Sept. 28. The family-friendly outing is sponsored MEC is a SACS accredited, non-traditional, self-paced, mastery tation by political commentator Tom Crawford at 5:30 p.m. Thursday, by Save Georgia’s Hemlocks and the Benton MacKaye Trail Associa- learning evening high school serving students ranging in age be- Sept. 12, at Ma Gooch’s restaurant, 318 North Main Street, Cleve- tion, and will offer a choice of activities in the Cooper Creek Scenic tween 15-21 who have left traditional day school and would like to land. Crawford will speak over dinner, touching on politics in Georgia Area including treating hemlocks (training provided) or a nature hike, obtain their Georgia High School Diploma. MEC has eight sites in and in Washington, including the upcoming Senate race, changing and educational programs during lunch. Free, but please register in the North Georgia area, with one in Lumpkin. 706-219-4664, www. demographics, the launch of the Affordable Care Act, and the loom- advance. Hemlock helpers should contact Donna Shearer at 706- mymec.org ing possible government shutdown. 429-8010 or [email protected]. Hikers should INFO ABOUT GED TESTS contact Ralph Heller at 706-636-3499 or [email protected]. HABITAT SURPLUS SALE FRIDAY & SATURDAY If you have completed any part of the GED tests but not all of them, Habitat for Humanity holds a surplus sale of home construction and SMITHGALL WOODS/BUCK SHOALS PROGRAMS, $5 you must complete all fi ve tests before January 1 of 2014. If not, all remodeling supplies (including tools and decorating items) on the parking/pass required, 706-878-3087, www.gastateparks.org your scores will be erased and you will have to start over. Please second full weekend of each month. The items are available Friday Women for the Woods, Saturday, Sept. 14, 8:30 a.m.–5 p.m. Wom- don’t delay. The new tests will be harder. Lumpkin County GED Adult and Saturday, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at 16 Westbrook Dr. (next to Chestatee en are invited to spend a day learning outdoor skills and hav- Learning Center is open Monday and Tuesday from 9-7, Wednesday Animal Hospital on Hwy. 52 East). Visa, MasterCard and Discover ing fun. Registration includes two classes with options such as from 9-4 and Thursday from 9-2. Orientation and pre-testing ev- accepted. All proceeds benefi t Habitat. Archery, Fly-fi shing, Firearms 101, Medicinal Plants and White ery Wednesday, so call today and make a reservation. Preparation water canoeing. Snacks, beverages, and a lunch are included in help is free and GED testing scholarships are available to those who EMERGENCY APPRECIATION DAYS AT DEERFIELD the registration fee. Although Smithgall Woods is sponsoring the qualify. 706-867-2862 Deerfi eld Ranch, on Auraria Road near the Dawson County line, will program, most of the classes will take place at Buck Shoals State hold an Emergency Services Appreciation Day on Saturday and Park which features fi shing ponds, trails, and 9,000 feet of Chat- PROGRAM AIMS TO IMPROVE READING SKILLS Sunday, Sept. 14 and 15. The mini-festival will feature infl atables, a tahoochee River frontage. Preregistration required. $50, or $45 The Lumpkin County Literacy Coalition and Lanier Technical College 200-square-foot tepee, fi re department equipment, arts and crafts before Aug. 30. are both supporting a new Adult Literacy Program (ALP) initiative to vendors, face painting, raffl es, concessions and more both days. A identify and help those who want to improve reading skills. If you mechanical bull will be on hand Saturday, and on Sunday visitors can have a relative or friend who cannot read at all, or can read some but take a ride in a hot air balloon. Lumpkin and Dawson law enforce- Races/Runs would like to improve their reading abilities, then encourage them to ment, fi refi ghters and emergency medical personnel and their fami- give ALP a call. The program offers one-on-one tutors, self-pacing and confi dentiality. 770-740-9343, 706-429-4517 lies are admitted free. Cost for the general public is $10 per carload. 5K/10K TO BENEFIT CONNECTABILITY SATURDAY Ten percent of the gate and raffl es will be split between the Lumpkin A 5K/10K race to benefi t ConnectAbility will be held at 8 a.m. Satur- County Sheriff’s Offi ce and Fire Department. day, Sept. 14. See story page 6B. At the Library WHELCHEL CENTER: FALCONS ON TV, FUNDRAISER The W. L. Whelchel Family Life Center, 69 Hickory Grove Road, Lumpkin County Library, 706-864-3668 Dahlonega, is holding a fundraiser to purchase computers for its Af- Children & Youth www.chestateelibrary.org ter-school Program. A drawing will be held for two fi eld level tickets HOURS: MON-WED 11:30-5:30, TH 12:30-7, FRI-SAT 11:30-3:30 to the Atlanta Falcons vs. New England Patriots football game on FREE TEEN DRIVING PROGRAM OFFERED SEPT. 24 Facebook. “Become a Fan” on the library’s Website Sept. 29. Parking is included in the prize. Tickets are $5 each. At 1 Georgia Teens Ride With P.R.I.D.E. (Parents Reducing Injuries and eBooks: Downloadable at the library’s Website for Kindle, Nook, An- p.m. Sept. 15, the center will host the free showing of the Falcons- Driver Error) is a free, national award-winning two-hour course de- droid and more. Rams game. Raffl e tickets will be available at the door, and conces- signed to help parents and their new (or soon to be) teen drivers, Free Online Classes: Register with your library card at www. sions will be sold. The drawing for the game tickets will be held at half ages 14-16, learn what they need to do during the 40 hours of su- chestateelibrary.org time. Tony Whelchel, 678-617-9913 pervised practice driving time required by Georgia law. This program Zinio! Dozens of popular magazines available in digital format LEADING LADIES OF LUMPKIN LUNCHEON SEPT. 18 addresses driver attitude, knowledge and behavior of both the par- Book-a-Librarian (appointment only):Need help with your new e- ent and new teen driver; teens and parents must attend together. A luncheon recognizing Lumpkin’s leading ladies and benefi tting Reader? Are you applying for a job and would like some resume Classes are held on the fourth Tuesday of each month at 4 p.m. at Rainbow Children’s Home will be held at 11:30 a.m. Wednesday, help? Perhaps you are working on a school project and would Lumpkin County Parks and Rec, 365 Riley Rd. Each class is limited to Sept. 18, at the University of North Georgia Baptist Collegiate Minis- like some guidance. Call the Lumpkin County Library and make a 15 teens. Information/registration: Brandy Fitzpatrick, 770-369-4416, tries building, South Chestatee Street. The event will honor 13 nomi- one-hour appointment for some uninterrupted one-on-one help. brandyfi [email protected] nees for the title of Leading Lady of Lumpkin County 2013, and will Fall Storytime—Movers & Shakers: 2 p.m. Wednesdays Sept. 11 name the winning Leading Lady. Local author and historian Anne PARKS & REC AFTER-SCHOOL PROGRAM through Oct. 16. Ages 2-5. Stories, songs, fi nger plays, and crafts. Amerson will be the guest speaker, and a gourmet meal will be pre- Lumpkin County Parks & Rec After School Program serves children The programs last 45 minutes to an hour. No pre-registration is pared by by Avery Ross from Wolf Mountain Vineyards. Tickets are from Lumpkin elementary and middle schools from 2:45 to 6 p.m. required, but groups larger than fi ve are asked to call at least two $25 and are available at both locations of United Community Bank or on school days at each elementary school. One time registration fee days in advance. from RCH’s offi ce, 706-864-5110. $15. Weekly fees: one day, $15; two days, $30, three to fi ve days, NEW! LEGO Club at the Library, Tuesday, Sept. 17, 4-5 p.m. $40. Register at the Lumpkin County Parks & Rec Center or contact Grades 5-8. This is a new club for all things LEGO. Calling all kids COTTRELL SPEAKER SERIES AT UNG SEPT. 18 Fonda London, 706-864-3622. tfn Grades 5-8 to come to the library and enjoy building with LEGOs. The Cottrell Speaker Series, sponsored by UNG’s Mike Cottrell Col- The club meetings will introduce building ideas and books cen- lege of Business and focusing this year on entrepreneurship, will tered around a different theme each month. Parents are welcome host Michael Cohn, co-founder and senior vice president of market- Education/Classes to join in. LEGOS will be provided. ing for Cloud Sherpas, from 12-12:45 p.m. Wednesday, Sept. 18, in Getting to Know Email for Beginners, Wednesday, Sept. 18, 10:30 the Dining Hall Banquet Room, adjacent to the new dining hall on HOME DEPOT FREE WORKSHOPS, http://workshops. –11:30 a.m. Learn the ins and outs of setting up and using email. West Main. Cloud Sherpas has grown to become one of the world’s Registration is required. Free. leading cloud-service brokerages and is a two-time Google Enter- homedepot.com/workshops, 706-867-9618, 706-867-9618, ext. 417 or 383 Happy Bookers Book Discussion Group, Thursday, Sept. 19, 1:30 prise Partner of the Year. In 2013 Cloud Sherpas was named the p.m. The Happy Bookers book discussion group meets the 3rd Saturday, Sept. 14, 10-11:30 a.m.: Do-It-Yourself Workshop—Bath fourth-fastest growing company in Atlanta by the Atlanta Business Thursday of each month at the library. This month’s selection is Updates (Installing a Toilet) Chronicle and was listed as a top workplace by the Atlanta Journal- Child 44 by Tom Rob Smith. The group rotates discussing fi ction, Sunday, Sept. 15, 1-2:30 p.m.: Do-It-Yourself Workshop—Garage Constitution for the second year in a row. nonfi ction, and award-winning books. New members are wel- Enhancements come. Books can be reserved. NOA VOLUNTEER TRAINING/BREAKFAST SEPT. 21 Thursday, Sept. 19, 6:30-8 p.m. Ladies Night Do-It-Herself NOA (No One Alone), the domestic violence program for Dawson Workshop: Install Tile—Wall & Floor. and Lumpkin counties, will hold a Volunteer Training and Breakfast Saturday, Sept. 21. See details page 4B. LUMPKIN COUNTY PARKS AND RECREATION DEPT., Music/Drama/Film & More 706-864-3622 SIX GAP CENTURY WEEKEND SATURDAY/SUNDAY Dog Obedience: Learn positive techniques to train your dog to The 25th Annual Six Gap Century and Three Gap Fifty, the Sixth An- MOVIES UNDER THE STARS FRIDAY NIGHT not be a nuisance and become a good citizen. Mondays Sept. See story page 3B. nual Valley Route Ride (35 miles), and the 3rd annual Criterium bike 9 – Oct. 14, or Sundays Sept. 15-Oct. 20. Instructor: Peggy rides will be held Sept. 28 and 29. Hundreds of adult and youth cy- Hoynes. Call for pricing. SEBA JAM SUNDAY, SEPT. 15 clists are expected to compete in 11 races on Saturday night for the Martial Arts: Join 4th degree black belt Sean Masters and Blue Come listen to the music, or bring your acoustic instrument and jam, 3rd Annual Six Gap Criterium, an in-town, 1 kilometer, closed circuit Ridge Martial Arts for Tae Kwon Do class. Ages 5 and up. For all at the Southeastern Bluegrass Association jam held from 2-5 p.m. race that should draw thousands of spectators. On Sunday 3,000 skill levels. Classes begin Sept. 9. Instructor: Sean Masters. Call every third Sunday at the Community Room of the United Commu- cyclists are expected to make the annual uphill pilgrimage in three for pricing. nity Bank on Morrison Moore Parkway. Ben Maloy, 770-827-9383, non-competitive rides for the Six Gap Century and Three Gap Fifty. [email protected] A Bike and Wellness Expo on the square will be held from 9 a.m. to UNG CONTINUING EDUCATION 7 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 28. Saturday afternoon roads will close for For information on these classes, contact the University of North FIRST FRIDAY NIGHT CONCERT SEPT. 20 the Criterium races which will loop through the Public Square, West Georgia Dept. of Continuing Education at (706) 864-1918, email Performers, rescheduled from an earlier rain date, will be The Re- Main Street and the NGCSU campus. The rides Sunday, Sept. 30, [email protected] or register at www.northgeorgia.edu/ce. member When Band, featuring music folks will remember from the start and end at Lumpkin County High School. The Six Gap Century Online Classes Start: A new section of hundreds of online classes 60’s and 70’s. Bring a chair and enjoy the free outdoor concert in in a variety of topics starts Sept. 18. Each class lasts six weeks, Hancock Park at 6:30 p.m. Arrive early, enjoy Dahlonega’s down- town, and pick up a picnic from local restaurants. The First Friday Night Concert Series is produced by the City of Dahlonega’s Main Street Program and Downtown Development Authority. Dahlonega Vineyards/Wineries UNIVERSITY OF NORTH GA EVENTS, DAHLONEGA Pickin’ Porch Old Time Jam: An old-time music jam is held from Three Sisters Vineyards & Winery ervations are required for dinner and recommended for 12:30-2 p.m. every Thursday at the university’s Vickery House. 439 Vineyard Way, Dahlonega • www.threesistersvine- lunch. yards.com • 706-865-9463 • Th/Fri/Sat 11-5, Sun. 1-5 Tasting Room: Closed Mondays. Open six days a week See CALENDAR page 3B Swine Wine Weekends through Oct. 27: Music, wine 12-5 p.m. Complimentary guided winery tours at 2 p.m. tastings, BBQ. This weekend: daily Lunch at Le Vigne Ristorante, Tuesday-Saturday, 11 Saturday, Sept. 14: Moose & Squirrel a.m.-3 p.m. Reservations suggested. Sunday, Sept. 15: The Buzzard Mountain Boys Dinner at Le Vigne Ristorante, Friday and Saturday, Art Exhibits/Events Wolf Mountain Vineyards & Winery 5:30-9 p.m. Reservations required. Saturday: Deluxe Winery Tour & Tasting. Reserva- GALLERY WALK DAHLONEGA SATURDAY NIGHT: Galler- 180 Wolf Mountain Trail, Dahlonega • www.wolfmounta- tions required. invineyards.com • 706-867-9862 ies around the square and in the Carriage House Shoppes (old Sunday Brunch: 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Reservations required Gee’s building) at 11 South Grove Street will offer refreshments, Tasting Room: Thursday-Saturday, 11-5, & Sunday 12:30- Sundays 1-4 p.m. Live music with Tom & Juli 5. and some will host demonstrations or entertainment Saturday Winemaker Tours: Saturdays and Sundays at 2 p.m. night, 5:30-8. More information at DahlonegaGalleryWalk on Vineyard Cafe Lunch 12-3 p.m. Thursdays throughSat- Cavender Creek Vineyards Facebook. urdays. Reservations required. 3610 Cavender Creek Road, Dahlonega • cavender- UNIVERSITY OF NORTH GEORGIA Sunday Brunch in September: Country French Cui- creekvineyards.com • 770-823-9255 “Art Appreciation,” an exhibit of works by the UNG Dahlone- sine With Live Jazz by The Trey Wright Band. Seat- Thurs., Fri./Sat. 11-5:30, Sun. 12:30: 5:30 ga campus art faculty, now through Sept. 19. Closing re- ings 12:30 & 2:30 p.m. $30 plus tax and gratuity. Wine Winery Tours and Cellar Tastings every Saturday at ception 5 p.m. Sept. 19. Library Technology Center not included. Reservations required. 12:30 p.m. Call for reservations. Inspired by Sapelo, now through Sept 19. An exhibit by Uni- Live music every Saturday Wolf Mountain Harvest Buffet Dinner, Saturday, Sept. versity System of Ga. art administrators who attended a 14, 7 p.m.: Gourmet buffet dinner, behind the scenes recent conference on Sapelo Island. Bob Owens Art Gal- winery tour during fermentation. $45 per person, all lery, Hoag Student Center. inclusive, wine additional. Reservations required. Frogtown Cellars 700 Ridge Point Drive (Town Creek Road), Dahlonega • Summer’s Inspirations, an exhibit of handmade books, 706-865-0687 • www.frogtownwine.com drawings and more by summer students in the Depart- Montaluce Winery Tasting Room: M-F 12-5 p.m.; Sat., 12-6 p.m.; Sun., 12:30: 5 ment of Visual Arts. Historic Vickery House, Thursdays, 501 Hightower Church Rd., Dahlonega•www.Montaluce. Panini Bar: Friday & Saturday, 12-3:30 p.m; Sunday, 12:30- 10 a.m. to 4 p.m and by appointment through Sept. 15. com•706-867-4060 • opentable.com for reservations. Res- 3:30 p.m. 706-864-1540. The Dahlonega Nugget, Dahlonega, Ga., September 11, 2013, Page 3B COMMUNITY CALENDAR ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT Continued from page 2B Musicians of all levels are welcome to bring fi ddles, banjos and Movie in more for a friendly exploration of the traditional music of Ap- palachia. Others are invited to listen. Jon Mehlferber, 706-867- 2832, [email protected] Hancock Park SATURDAY APPALACHIAN JAM ON THE SQUARE Listeners and musicians alike enjoy the acoustic bluegrass and old time string music of the Dahlonega Appalachian Jam, held every Sat- returns Friday urday through Oct. 12 from 2-5 p.m. on the Gold Museum lawn. 706- The second Friday is here 482-2707 or fi nd DahlonegaAppalachianJam on Facebook. and that means another THE BOURBON STREET GRILLE, 90 A Public Square North, family movie in Hancock 706-864-0086, thebourbonstreetgrille.com Park—this time a make- LIve music on the pet friendly deck. No cover Thursdays, 8 p.m.-close:Open Jam with host Jacob Autry. up date from our summer’s Friday, Sept. 6, 8 p.m. to close: Hancock Concert After Party with rainy season. On Sept. 13 Jacob Autry The Croods will be shown at Friday, Sept. 13, 8 p.m. to close: Beauty & the Beard dusk on the 23-foot screen. Saturday, Sept. 14, 8 p.m. to close: Battlefi eld Collective But that’s only half the CARUSO’S, 19B East Main Street, 706-864-4664 fun. Families gather in Every Friday, 9 p.m.: Karaoke Hancock Park beginning at 6 p.m. to spread out their COOL BREEZE—THE OAR HOUSE, 3072 Highway 52, 706- 864-9938, www.theoarhouse.com blankets and relax with Live entertainment Friday and Saturday 6-9 p.m. family and friends. Activities for kids include infl atables, THE CRIMSON MOON CAFÉ, 24 North Park Street, 706-864- coloring and free giveaways. 3982, www.thecrimsonmoon.com Concessions include hot Thursdays, 7-9 p.m. Tom & Juli. Hundreds of cover songs from the 60s, 70s, 80s and 90s while you dine. Free. dogs, popcorn and cotton candy. Friday, Sept. 13, 8:30 p.m.: Suzi Ragsdale (folk /country /Ameri- cana). $12 Advance or $14 Day of Show. At 5 Suzi Ragsdale was Please bring blankets and singing on her father’s—Ray Stevens—Grammy song, Everything low back lawn chairs. is Beautiful. By 13 she was writing/recording, and by 17 singing Summer movies under in Nashville clubs. She went on to produce albums with Verlon the stars is presented by Thompson, join Guy Clark’s band and perform regularly with Dar- Riders in the Sky, known for their Western sounds and humor, won’ be in Dahlonega for another Chestatee Regional Hospital, rell Scott. Ragsdale has since sung on/or written songs for Darrell and concession sales benefi t Scott, Suzy Bogguss, Pam Tillis, Hank Williams, Jr, Anne Murray, two months, but tickets are already selling well for their two preformances at the Holly Theater Billy Dean, Tom Paxton & Lari White. www.SuziRagsdale.com Enotah CASA and Lumpkin Nov. 23. Youth Leadership. Saturday, Sept. 14, 8:30 p.m.: Callaghan. $18 Advance or $20 Day of Show. Known as a top pop-folk singer in the U.K., Callaghan transplanted to the U.S. following a dream of living, recording, and touring in the States that culminated in the 2012 release of Life in Full Colour (produced by Grammy nominee & mentor, Shawn Mul- Holly seats already disappearing for Th ree Sisters lins). Callaghan plays piano and guitar, delivering vocals that have earned comparisons with artists like Sarah McLachlan and Emily Lou Harris. www.Callaghan.com presents Sunday, Sept. 15, 7 p.m.: Greybeard. An eclectic “bluegrass & be- popular western band performance yond” repertoire ranging from Old Time to Gospel, Blues to Jazz, Rock ‘n Roll, a little bit of Classical, and enough ‘straight up’ Blue- by Margo Booth As a classic cowboy quartet, Riders have harvest event grass to keep your toes tapping. Invited guests join their perfectly The Nugget chalked up over 6,100 concert appearances practiced barber-shop-quartet style harmonies and instrumental Three Sisters Vineyards If you’re thinking it’s a little early to be in all 50 states and 10 countries, appearing artistry via mandolin, guitar, banjo, fi ddle, and acoustic bass for will presents its annual making reservations for the late November in venues everywhere from the Nashville this third Sunday ‘session.’ Swine Wine Weekends appearance of Riders in the Sky at the National Guard Armory to Carnegie Hall, DON POLLO COUNTRY COOKING, 125 E. Main Street, 706- Sept. 14 through Oct. 27. Historic Holly Theater, you should check and from county fairs to the Hollywood 867-0233 Dahlonega’s fi rst family the Holly website for seats available for Bowl. Their cowboy charisma and comedic Wednesdays, 7-10 p.m. Jody Abernathy—singer, songwriter and re- farm winery will celebrate their two performances on Nov. 23. At a 2 fl air made them naturals for TV, and landed cording artist. Abernathy has been the lead vocalist and guitarist the 2013 vintage season for p.m. matinee that day, America’s favorite them their weekly show on TNN and CBS. for country band Across Time, and has played with many other seven weekends in a row cowboys will present Christmas the Cowboy They have written and performed for bands. His music recalls the best of country music’s old-school with live music, BBQ and stylists. Way, and seats are already selling well. At 8 Pixar and other creators of animation, and wine tasting. Hours are p.m, about half of the theater’s 300 seats for have garnered two Grammy awards, both GUSTAVO’S PIZZERIA, 16 Public Square South, 706-864-2366 Saturdays 11-5 and Sundays The Cowboy Way are gone. in the category of Best Musical Album Friday, Sept. 13, 7-9 p.m., Jesse Mariah Williams, local singer/ 12:30-5 with free general For more than thirty years Riders In The for Children. They have been guests on songwriter admission. Food, wine and Sky have been keepers of the fl ame passed countless TV specials, documentaries HOLLY THEATRE, 69 West Main Street. Business offi ce open Georgia beer are extra. on by the Sons of the Pioneers, Gene Autry and variety shows and now have a weekly 9-4 Mondays. 706-864-3759, www.hollytheater.com Godfather’s BBQ of and Roy Rogers, reviving and revitalizing show on SiriusXM radio. In 1982 Riders In Disney’s Aladdin Jr., a production of the Holly Children’s Theater, Loganville and Rib Country the genre. And while remaining true to The Sky became the fi rst, and to date only, opens Sept. 14 on the mainstage. Saturday, Sept. 14, 8 p.m.; Sun- BBQ of North Georgia will the integrity of Western music, they have exclusively Western music artist to join the day, Sept. 15, 2 p.m.; Friday and Saturday, Sept. 20-21, 8 p.m., offer barbecue throughout themselves become modern-day icons by Grand Ole Opry. and Sunday, Sept. 22, 2 p.m. Adults $14, Children/students $10. the month. Live jazz, branding the genre with their own legendary Tickets are adults, $25 and $35, and See article B front. Americana, folk, and wacky humor and way-out Western wit, children/students, $20 and $30. Balcony JOHNNY B’S BEEF & BREW, 438 West Main Street, 706-864- bluegrass will be performed and all along encouraging buckaroos and seats for the evening performance are $50 2400 on the Crush Pad Deck every buckarettes to live life The Cowboy Way. and include free food and adult beverages Thursdays: College Night Saturday and Sunday. On Saturdays: Live DJ/Karaoke Saturday, Sept. 14, music Mondays, 7 p.m.: Texas Hold’em will be provided by Moose Friday, Sept. 13: Greg Parton Duo Auditions announced for Holly concert & Squirrel, and on Sept. 15, SMILEYS TAVERN, 132 Legion Road, 706-864-0774, www. by The Buzzard Mountain nga.apaleagues.com On Nov. 9 the Historic selection of songs from some considered for this year’s Boys. Every Saturday night: 7:30 p.m. Tournament Holly Theater will celebrate of the musicals produced by concert. The celebration will Every Tuesday: Free pool from 7-10 p. m. with purchase of any food the 20th anniversary of the the Holly Theatre Company There will only be four culminate with the 13th item. fi rst show at the theater since 1998. Most songs will rehearsals. annual HalloWINE Hoot Every Wednesday: 7 p.m. APA (American Poolplayers Association) after the modern renovation, be sung by the performers Please bring sheet music Nanny at the end of October. 8-Ball pool league play and an anniversary benefi t/ who sang them on the Holly with you. An accompanist For more information, Every Thursday: 7:30 p.m.: Texas Hold’em concert is planned for the stage. will be provided. Email Tim musical performer Every Friday: Karaoke, 8-11 p.m. occasion. The auditions are for Quigley for an appointment profi les, and driving Saturday, Sept. 14, 8 p.m. to midnight: Allie Small—music and en- Auditions for singers for the chorus for two to three time at canoeman33@gmail. directions visit www. tertainment the event are scheduled for big production numbers, com. ThreeSistersVineyards. SHENANIGANS IRISH PUB, 87 North Chestatee Street, 706- 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday, for potential soloists, and com. 482-0114. All ages welcome, no cover. Sept. 21, at the theater. for groups or individuals Wednesday, 8:30-11:30: Wingin & Singin: 50¢ chicken wings and The program for the who sang songs at the Holly karaoke. anniversary concert will be a and who would like to be Thursdays: Trivia Night. Saturday, Sept. 14, 9 p.m.: Clay Coley. At 27 years old, Clay has been MEET playing and writing for 12 years and performing professionally for 8. His acoustic rock based music has broadened lately with folk Troy Landry & and bluegrass infl uences. His debut album, Come What May, is in Brandon Hotard process while he is completing a documentary tour entitled, The

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Judy Adams, 706-864-2618 or 770- 706-864-1714 & watch your business 503-4112 Gotta Leak? Call A Pro! TRAMMELL SEPT. 15 GROW! All relatives and friends of the late John Warren and Ella Beck Tram- mel are invited to the annual Trammell reunion Sunday, Sept. 15, at Mt. Vernon Baptist Church, 8188 Kelly Bridge Road, Dawsonville. — Serving the area since 1975 Service will begin at 11 a.m. with lunch to follow. Bring your favorite — Commercial & Residential covered dishes and enjoy the fellowship. ;;  CANTRELL SEPT. 21 www.jamesandersonroofing.com The Cantrell Family Reunion will be held Saturday, Sept. 21, at Bethel Baptist Church, Highway 356 four miles from Helen. There will be a To add your business to potluck lunch Come discover new relatives and see old ones. Regis- tration begins at 11am. Wayne Cantrell, 678-481-4130. ROOFING “Take My Card!” FREELAND SEPT. 21 Call 706-265-2345 in Dawsonville Descendants and friends of Jarrett Newton and Emily Eugenia James Anderson Roofing Faulkner Freeland will hold a reunion Saturday, Sept. 21, at the Si-  ‹www.jamesandersonroofing.com or 706-864-3613 in Dahlonega See CALENDAR page 5B The Dahlonega Nugget, Dahlonega, Ga., September 11, 2013, Page 4B CLUBS & ORGANIZATIONS New fruit pest ne of the joys of home drosophila infestations. gardening is being Clark Because they only infest Arts group looking for board members, volunteers Oable to harvest fresh MacAllister ripe fruit, daily harvesting fruit in the summer and fall. of ripened fruits will help Dahlonega Arts Council will hold a membership meeting at 7 p.m. Wednesday, Many fruits grow well in our Lumpkin limit the amount of hosts for Sept.18, at the Cannery on Enota Street. The organization is looking for new board area and require relatively County SWD females looking to lay members and other interested volunteers to help promote the arts in Lumpkin little care and maintenance. Extension eggs. If timely harvesting County. Community members are invited to come see what the organization is all However, there is a new Agent isn’t possible during certain about. Refreshments will be provided. [email protected] invasive intruder that times, discarding of all may cause frustration to overly-ripe fruit still on the backyard fruit producers – plants will also help limit the spotted wing drosophila. [email protected] SWD infestations. UPCOMING MEETINGS The spotted wing 706-864-2275 If SWD populations drosophila (SWD) is a continue to increase, we WILL (WOMEN IN LUMPKIN LEADERSHIP), a month- (Sept. 16) at 6 p.m. at United Community Bank’s com- relative of the vinegar fl y. may be forced to rely on ly professional and social networking group for women, munity room. Leslie George and Ashley Rubio of North meets the second Wednesday of each month (Sept. Georgia Resource Management Authority will be guest It originates from Asia. SWD have been detected in a chemical insecticides more 11) from 8 to 9:30 a.m. (program begins at 8:30) at the speakers. www.WeRecycleLumpkin.org SWD was fi rst discovered single year by the USDA. frequently. There are several in commercial fruit crops Because SWD is a fairly “conventional” insecticides Stewart Center for Continuing Education next to Dairy THE NORTH GEORGIA AMATEUR RADIO CLUB Queen. $5-per-meeting fee is collected to support fu- (NGARC) meets at 6 p.m. the third Tuesday of each in California around 2008. new and emerging pest, labeled for SWD control. ture activities. No membership commitment required. month (Sept. 17) in Dahlonega. Those interested in be- Given the effi ciencies of control methods are still Most cases will require an Send message to womeninleadershiplumpkin@gmail. coming licensed amateur radio operators or those who our national commercial fl uid. Simple traps can application every seven com to be added to E-vite list. are already hams are invited to join the organization. shipping services, SWD has be made at home to help days during fruit ripening DAHLONEGA SOS (SINGLES OVER SIXTY) an- Tom Crowell, president, 706-864-0410; Reudi Mettler, quickly spread to many other detect the presence of SWD. and harvest. Spinosad, an nounces a meet up for men and women at Starbucks vice president, 404-474-0686 areas of the US. It is just now However, these traps will not organic insecticide derived in Dahlonega, Thursday, Sept. 12, at 10 a.m. Let’s FRIENDS OF WAYPOINT meets for monthly luncheons beginning to emerge as a help much in determining from soil bacteria, can also get together and get to know each other over cof- on the third Tuesday of each month (Sept. 17) at noon fee, discuss future activities, etc. Glenda Pender, potential issue for home timing of controls. be used to help control SWD at the Waypoint Center, 45 Eagle Overlook Drive (off Six gardeners and commercial Timely harvesting and outbreaks. [email protected] Mile Road), Dahlonega. Waypoint Center is a Christ- THE AMERICAN RED CROSS DISASTER ACTION centered recovery program for men. New members are producers alike. sanitation practices can go For more information TEAM meets the second Wednesday of each month welcome; community support and involvement is critical The spotted wing a long way in helping control on SWD please contact the (Sept. 11) at 7 p.m. in the basement of St. Luke’s Cath- for the success of the program. Due to limited capacity, drosophila is a pest of soft- the severity of spotted wing Extension offi ce. olic Church, 91 North Park Street. The group is seeking please RSVP to [email protected]. 706-864- skinned fruits, such as volunteers to help victims of disasters in the Lumpkin 7110, www.waypointcenter.org raspberries, blackberries, County area. All interested citizens are welcome. Kar- LUMPKIN COUNTY RETIRED EDUCATORS ASSO- blueberries, strawberries, en, 706-867-1910 Coat and costume exchange CIATION will meet at 11:30 a.m. Thursday, Sept. 19, at grapes, plums, peaches, and THE LUMPKIN COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY will Park and Rec for a covered dish luncheon. Members more. Adults can be hard to meet at 7 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 12, at the Community should bring this year’s dues ($15) and volunteer hours detect and identify. At only coming to library House on N. Park Street. The public is invited to a pre- April-August. 2-3mm long, they are smaller sentation by Dr. Jack T. Wynn, Adjunct Professor of GEORGIA MOUNTAIN CHAPTER OF THE MILITARY The Lumpkin County Library will hold a coat and Anthropology at UNG, on this summer’s Duckett Site than a house fl y or fruit fl y. OFFICERS ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA meets the Adult males can be identifi ed costume exchange from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Saturday, Archaeology project in Hall County. third Thursday September through June (Sept. 19) at (under magnifi cation) by the Oct. 5. If you have outgrown your winter coat or THE GEORGIA 400 TEA PARTY PATRIOTS meet at 7 Ryan’s in Dawsonville. Dinner is at 6:30 p.m. with the Halloween costume, or are just looking for something a p.m. on the second Thursday (Sept. 12) at the commu- chapter meeting about 7:15. Retired, former and cur- two black dots present on nity room of the United Community Bank on Morrison rent military offi cers are welcome. Paul Wingo, 706-864- their wings. Adult females little different, bring it to the library on Oct. 5 anytime Moore Parkway. Tina Trent will present information on 4870, www.gmcmoaa.org have a saw-like ovipositor on during the exchange and swap it out. If you don’t want to exchange, donations of coats and the infamous George Soros who is noted for “break- THE HEAVEN’S HORSEMEN, the local chapter of the their rears. ing the Bank of England” and accused of destabilizing Christian Motorcyclists Association, meets the third SWD larvae feed on costumes are gladly accepted and can be placed in the Asian and Latin American national economies. Many Thursday of the month (Sept. 19) at Papa’s Pizza in bins available now at the library. believe he is involved in repeating these manipulations ripe berries and fruit of Clermont at 7 p.m. If you would like to eat before the susceptible species. The The more folks who participate, the more choices there here in the US. Meetings are open to the public. Elected meeting, please come at 6:30 p.m. offi cials and candidates running for offi ce are invited to larvae feed from within will be said a library spokesperson. All child, teen, and attend. Georgia 400 Tea Party Patriots on Facebook, THE AMERICAN LEGION #239 AUXILIARY meets the the fruit, often causing a adult sizes are accepted. All items should be gently used 706-429-6153 third Thursday (Sept. 19) of each month, 6:30 p.m. at sunken lesion to appear. In and clean. the American Legion Hall. www.dahlonegalegion.org THE GOLDEN STITCHES QUILTERS GUILD meets other cases, larvae will not the second Thursday (Sept. 12) at the Lumpkin Senior TLC HUMANE SOCIETY meets at 6:30 p.m. on the be detected until after the Center from 6-8:30 p.m. to sew on individual and com- third Thursday (Sept. 19) in the Community Room of fruit has been harvested and Lancaster munity projects. Come quilt, sew, and learn. Dana Frit- United Community Bank, across from the Post Offi ce. processed. Larvae are small, chle, 706-864-9261; Deborah Raptis, 706-867-1869, Please come and bring a friend. 706-864-2817 [email protected] white, and worm-like. DAHLONEGA YOUNG PROFESSIONALS GROUP Adult SWD females insert Piano Company THE LIONS CLUB OF DAHLONEGA meets the sec- (YPG) meets the third Thursday (Sept. 19), 5:30 p.m. their eggs during fruit Established 1949 Gainesville, GA ond and fourth Thursdays (Sept. 12) at the fellowship YPG is a networking organization of dedicated, talented hall of the Dahlonega Baptist Church, 234 Hawkins young professionals ages 21-40 with the goal of enrich- ripening using a saw-shaped Street, at 6 p.m. Everyone is invited. Anne Mundy, 706- ing the community by uniting and developing the coun- ovipositor. The eggs soon 864-5899 ty’s young professionals. For information on where each hatch into larvae, which month’s meeting is held, go to dahlonegaypg.com. THE GEORGIA CHAPTER OF THE TRAIL OF TEARS feed inside the fruit before maturing into the adult stage ASSOCIATION will meet at the Auraria Community NORTH GEORGIA TOASTMASTERS meets on the PLAYER PIANOS DIGITAL PIANOS Clubhouse at 10:30 a.m. Saturday, Sept. 14. The meet- fi rst and third Thursdays (Sept. 19) from 5:30-6:30 p.m., and re-infesting new fruit. ing will be held in conjunction with the local historical in Room A, Hoag Student Center, University of North As many as 15 generations of society and community members and friends to deter- Georgia. Improve your public speaking skills in a posi- ZZZ/DQFDVWHU3LDQRFRP mine what sites in Lumpkin County are possible for cer- tive environment. http://NorthGeorgia.Toastmasters- tifi cation on the Trail of Tears National Historic Trail. The Clubs.org public is encouraged to participate in the discussion THE LUMPKIN COUNTY DEMOCRATIC PARTY will and to learn about the exciting projects currently being meet at 6 p.m. Monday evening, Sept. 23, at the United worked on by the Trail of Tears Association. You need Community Bank community room on Morrison Moore not have Native American ancestry, just an interest and Parkway. Issues of national, state and local interest will desire to learn more about this fascinating and tragic be discussed. A meal will be served at the beginning of event. Linda Baker, 770-704-6338, badnil@windstream. the meeting with a small donation requested. Everyone net; www.gatrailoftears.org welcome. THE TRAHLYTA CHAPTER OF THE THE DAUGH- NORTH GEORGIA PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB holds two TERS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION will meet at events a month. A general meeting which includes a 10 a.m. Saturday, Sept. 14, at the Community House showing of members’ photos and a presentation or on North Park Street. The meeting will begin with re- workshop is held at 6:30 p.m. on the third Friday (Sept. freshments and social time, followed by our speaker, 20) in Room 217 of the UNG Continuing Education Georgia State Senator Steve Gooch. Chapter business Building on South Chestatee St. A photography fi eld trip will follow. All interested women are welcome; mem- is held on the fourth Saturday (Sept. 28) of each month. bers, please bring a guest. The Daughters of the Ameri- Open to photographic enthusiasts of all skill levels. Visi- can Revolution is the United States’ oldest genealogi- tors and new members welcome. www.northgeorgia- cal organization exclusively for women. 706-867-9992, photographyclub.com 706-864-4216 THE NORTH GEORGIA PHOTOGRAPHY CRITIQUE THE GEORGIA MOUNTAIN HANDSPINNERS GUILD SPECIAL INTEREST GROUP meets from 6:30-8:30 meets the second Saturday (Sept. 14) at Hopewell p.m. on the fourth Thursday (Sept. 24) at the Dawson UMC on Hopewell Road south of Murrayville, 12-4 p.m. County Library, 342 Allen Street, Dawsonville to share Visitors welcome. Lynn Johnson, 706-864-6407 tips and critique each other’s photos. New members ETOWAH RIVER CRITTERS CLUB: Macro-Inver- welcome. [email protected], http://web.me.com/ tebrate Sampling and Photography on the Upper paulschiemer/Critique_Group/Photos.html Etowah River the second Saturday (Sept. 14), 390 Tom THE DAHLONEGA TEA PARTY meets on the fourth Bell Odom Road (off Siloam Church/Rider Mill Road). Tuesday of each month (Sept. 24) at 7 p.m. in the down- [email protected], 706-265-5502 stairs meeting room of the Library. The Tea Party ad- THE LUMPKIN & WHITE COUNTY VFW POST 5533 vocates balanced budgets, smaller government, and meets at noon on the second Saturday (Sept. 14) in adherence to our Constitution at the local, state, and Dahlonega. Meetings are held at the United Community federal level. The group encourages well-informed, ac- Bank’s Community Room in Dahlonega during odd- tive participation. The public is invited. numbered months, and in Cleveland at the Roy Ash GOLD COUNTRY SQUARE DANCERS meets the fi rst Jr. Community Room, 79 Jarrard Street, during even and third Fridays of each month (Sept. 20) from 7:30 numbered months. Any eligible veteran who has served to 10 p.m. at the Lumpkin County Senior Center, 266 in any areas considered for Hostile Fire/Imminent Dan- Mechanicsville Road. Jim Roper, caller. Join the fun and ger Pay, are invited to join the Post. www.sites.google. fellowship. Steve and Carol Hart, 706-864-2021; Bob com/site//vfwpost5533 and Dana Whitfi eld, 706-864-9021 GARDEN BUGS CLUB: Get a taste of planting, tend- ing and harvesting at Revival Gardens Organic Pro- WEEKLY MEETINGS duce the second Saturday (Sept. 14), 9:30-11:30 DAHLONEGA ROTARY CLUB meets Tuesdays at a.m. For the young and the young-at-heart. 390 Tom noon at the Lumpkin County Parks & Rec. The club Bell Odom Road (off Siloam Church/Rider Mill Road). serves the county through community service, schol- [email protected], 706-265-5502 arships and donations. Jason Cox, 706.531.6201, SEBA (SOUTHEASTERN BLUEGRASS ASSOCIA- [email protected] TION) holds a jam on the third Sunday (Sept. 15) from LUMPKIN COUNTY KIWANIS meets every Friday at 2-5 p.m. at United Community Bank community room. noon at Don Pollo’s. Accepting new members. 813- Ben Maloy, 770-827-9383, benmaloy71@gmail. 230-4096 com Trusted experts delivering THE DAHLONEGA SUNRISE ROTARY CLUB meets AARP-LUMPKIN CHAPTER 1966 meets the third Thursdays from 7:30-8:30 a.m. at the grill upstairs in Monday (Sept. 16) of each month at 11:30 a.m. in the the UNG dining hall. Dan Bowers, 706-864-4144 Fellowship Hall of Dahlonega United Methodist Church. the latest in cardiac care Anyone age 50+ is invited. Brown bag lunch, fellow- Please submit items by Fridays ship, fun and informative speakers. Roberta Peters, 706-864-4383. to Margo Booth: [email protected] WE RECYCLE! meets the third Monday of the month Northside is home to a team of talented and experienced professionals Pets of the Week specializing in comprehensive cardiovascular services. From leading diagnostic services to angioplasty and pacemaker implantation, Northside’s Lumpkin County Animal Shelter “TLC” Dahlonega-Lumpkin 1363 Red Oak Flats Road, 706-867-7297 experts deliver leading cardiac care right in your community. Open Tuesday-Saturday, 10:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. County Humane Society www.lumpkincountypaws.petfi nder.com 1735 Red Oak Flats Rd., 706-864-2817, 7 days/wk 8:30-4:30 (closed for lunch) Visit us online at www.northside.com. Star is a 5-month old Fox Terrier mix wearing a short wiry black [email protected] • http://www.tlchs.org coat with little white accents on We have all her nose, chest and toes, and a kinds of kittens charming bewhiskered face. She and cats. All and her twin sister Stripe (both sizes and all already spayed) were surrendered by their owner colors. All our because there were too many pets in the household. animals have Star is a little shy at fi rst but soon warms up to show been spayed or her true nature—cheerful, lovable, enthusiastic neutered and and playful, especially with children. This breed is are current on affectionate, very devoted and loyal with the family, all shots, and even micro chipped. We still and truly enjoys their company. However, as a fast and have the low price of $50 on all cats and agile high-energy dog with strong hunting instincts, kittens—that is the deal of all deals! Come Terriers are inclined to chase anything that moves visit us and take one home. Open 7 days b and should be on leash or in a secure fenced yard.

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One of the highlights of this year’s Community Helping Place Gold Party CHP Gold Party ‘best yet’ was the debut of the 2013 CHP By Sharon Hall Montaluce, 50-yard-line tickets for a Falcons Christmas ornament, proclaimed The Nugget game, a framed certifi cate for 100 shares of by Mayor Gary McCullough of stock in a Dahlonega gold mine and a set of Dahlonega and Lumpkin County This year’s Gold Party to support Lumpkin CHP Christmas ornaments from each of the Board of Commissioners’ Chairman County’s Community Helping Place (CHP) fi ve years the collectibles have been created. Chris Dockery to be the “offi cial City was “successful all the way around,” said The item causing the hottest bidding, a gold of Dahlonega/Lumpkin County’s CHP Executive Director Brenda Cook. “We coin necklace provided and auctioned off by collector’s ornament.” This year’s have received a lot of positive feedback. In Studio Jewelers’ owner, Thomas Scanlin. ornament features Dahlonega’s Studio my six years as executive director it was the “We are very appreciative of the Jewelers storefront all dressed up best yet.” community’s support,” Cook said. “The for Christmas. These limited edition Nearly 250 people attended the event, donations for the auctions were very handmade collectibles have previously held at the Cottrell Ranch, which featured generous and we’re so grateful for those who featured the Gold Museum, Price a catered dinner and live and silent auction. turned out for the evening. It’s because of the Memorial, the Holly Theater and the Between ticket sales and auction items, Cook generosity of this community that we are Fudge Factory. The new ornament, estimated the annual affair brought in about able to do what we do.” will be available to the public Nov. 1. $45,000. Money raised at the event will go to There were about 100 items donated by support CHP’s programs. These include About $45,000 was raised Saturday individuals and area businesses for the silent the Food Pantry, Free Medical Clinic, Free night at the CHP annual Gold Party. auction, Cook said. People bid on everything Dental Clinic, Emergency Assistance, Baby Below Karin Guy, center, who from gift certifi cates for local restaurants Pantry, Summer Food Program and White volunteers at the CHP Free Clinic as a and services to original artwork and a Christmas. nurse, peruses one of the silent auction weekend trip to St. Simon’s Island. To learn more about CHP, volunteer tables for something to purchase. Excitement always accompanies the live opportunities or how you can contribute, auction. This year’s items included golf at check out their website at www. the Reynold’s Plantation, dinner for eight at communityhelpingplace.org.

Rosalie Jensen and Sid Benton fi ll their plates in the Gold Party’s buffet line. The event was held Saturday night at Cottrell Ranch Barn #3, and featured a meal prepared by Chef Kern’s and both silent and live auctions. (Staff Photos/MARGO BOOTH) COMMUNITY CALENDAR

Continued from page 3B loam Baptist Church Fellowship Hall, Siloam Church Road, Dahlone- ga, approximately 4 miles west of Highway 9. Lunch will be served at 1 p.m. Please bring a covered dish lunch, family history and photos. Reggie Gable 706-864-3706, Gail Davis 706-864-629 SULLENS SEPT. 29 The annual Sullens Family Reunion will be held Sunday Sept, 29, at 1:00 p.m. at Mt. Olive Baptist Church Fellowship Hall. Please bring your favorite covered dish and any old and new photos that you want to share. 
""" Pets !!"   "!!"  RABIES CLINIC, PAWS AT RED BARN SEPT. 14 !"  "! ! Red Barn Veterinary Hospital, 14 Seven Mile Hill Rd, will hold a fall  ! rabies clinic Saturday, Sept. 14, from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. $10 rabies vac- cinations, $15 Distemper/Parvo, $15 feline FVRCP vaccines. PAWS will also be set up at the Red Barn that day. Farmers Market

FARMERS MARKET TUESDAYS & SATURDAYS The Dahlonega Farmers Market is open every Tuesday and Saturday through Oct. 12, from 8 a.m. to noon in Hancock Park. Shoppers will fi nd seasonal vegetables, fruits, honey, herbs, jams and jellies, baked goods, fresh cut fl owers and more. 706-482-2707 or fi nd Dahlonega- FarmersMarket on Facebook Dance Lessons

DANCE CLASSES: Currently enrolling for ballet, tap, jazz, hip hop and contemporary classes. Creative movement classes start at age 2 1/2. Info at the- [email protected] or www.bbarre.com. To register   

   contact Lumpkin County Parks and Rec, 706-864-3622 SQUARE DANCE LESSONS BEGIN SEPT. 12 Gold Country Square Dancers will begin new classes Thursday, Sept. 416! " " 12. Classes will be held held 7-8:30 p.m. Thursdays at the Dahlonega United Methodist Church fellowship hall, corner S. Park and Maple streets. The fi rst two weeks will be free, and then 10 lessons will fol- 
 
 low for $40. BEGINNER CLOGGING CLASSES FOR ALL AGES Beginner clogging classes will begin in August for children, teens and  !"!"  "! !"  !6'413521.6,426/5,53564-42,5-615,(20)0+%615.132+63264 adults. Groups meet once a week for one hour. Call or text 706-974- .001(32+6523/02*521642-6520%64*523135.6.$,(64. 7305 to sign up. [email protected] 6#4/*6/05. 6.5'4/4156*52.6#43132+64/54. 6+0$/*516/5&/5.(*521. 6.5'4/4156#0*52.6#43132+64/54.6 Volunteer Opportunities 602)3256.,(5-$)32+6&0/6*4**0+/4'(%660256-52.31% ADULT LITERACY TUTORS: The Adult Literacy Program 26*5/3,426"0))5+560&64-30)0+%6"604/-,5/13&35-6/4-30)0+3.163.6026.315654,(6-4%6&0/6&4.15/642- (ALP) of Lumpkin County is seeking volunteer tutors to work with *0/565&&3,35216/54-32+. adults on their reading skills. Training is available. For more infor- mation call Vikki Condrey, 706-429-4517. (56 *4+32+6"5215/.60&60/1(54.1650/+3465-3,4)6"5215/6"64/56"64,,/5-315-642- MEALS ON WHEELS needs volunteer drivers to deliver meals '4/13,3'41563261(56 !"!  42-6 !"! ,4*'43+2.6')5-+32+6106$.5602)%61(56/4-341302 in the Lumpkin County area. If you have the time (only two hours out of your week) and want to help the homebound senior adults 25,5..4/%6106'/0-$,56-34+20.13,6$4)31%63*4+5.6&0/654,(64-$)1642-6'5-341/3,6'413521 in our community, please call Rhonda at 706-864-2358 for more information or come by the senior center for an application. Train- ing will be provided. MENTORING VOLUNTEERS are matched with students to serve as a role model, advisor and friend. Lumpkin County Family Connection Mentor Program, Brenda Cronan, bcronan@lumpkin. k12.ga.us, 706-867-7047 !"  "! !"  ! ODYSSEY HOSPICE: Do you like to knit, crochet, sew or craft? Can you run an errand or clean a yard for someone? Will 5-3,4)6)446! you help meet the needs of patients and families living with a life- 6/0*3252,56"0$/16 4#.023))566 ! limiting illness? Would you just spend time visiting with a hospice !!
!!6 6###2+(.,0*3*4+32+ patient? Gail Manter, Manager of Volunteer Services, Odyssey Hospice 706-549-5736 or 877-637-9432. CASA (COURT APPOINTED SPECIAL ADVOCATES) needs volunteers to work with abused and neglected children. 706-864-0300, [email protected], www.enotahcasa. org. THRIFT STORE CUSTOMER SERVICE: NOA (No One

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Mercedes Lynn Abernathy and Cody Dwayne Gooch Abernathy — Gooch Shane and Sarah Abernathy of Dahlonega announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Mercedes Lynn Abernathy, to Cody Dwayne Gooch of Dahlonega, son of Regina Powell. The bride elect is a 2013 graduate of Lumpkin County High School. The groom elect is also a 2013 graduate of Lumpkin County High and is employed by N.O.K. in Cleveland. The wedding will take place Sept. 14 in Lumpkin County. The American Legion and Auxiliary are now collecting faded, badly soiled or worn fl ags. On Thursday, Sept. 19, following the Post’s general meeting, a retirement ceremony will be held for the many fl ags they have collected over the years. Offi cers and staff of the American Legion and Auxiliary have “repurposed” a postal drop box and placed it just outside the front door of the American Legion Hall (behind Chick fi l-A on Legion Road). ConnectAbility race open to all abilities Flags can be dropped off at any time. Post Commander Larry King is pictured above dropping the fi rst fl ag into the drop box. (Submitted photo) The Third Annual ConnectAbility be competing in the 5k race and sharing 5k/10k Run/Walk and Fun Run for kids will their story with the crowd. be held Saturday, Sept. 14. While this race Professional joggler (someone who is a qualifi er for Atlanta’s prestigious July juggles while they jog) Dan Berg will also Leading Lady to be named Sept. 18 4th Peachtree Road Race, it is more than an return to Dahlonega to run the 5k and put event for the fi ttest. on brief shows for the crowd. Continued from page 1B is still active in her granddaughter’s school The event raises money for ConnectAbility, There will be an animal show on the of her class at Lumpkin County High School, activities, was a sponsor for a Foreign a local organization that provides special stage at Hancock Park immediately after a member of the track team and active in her Exchange student from South Africa, is needs respite programs, parent support the Fun Run presented by the North Georgia church. president of the church council, a youth groups, and more to adults and children with Zoo, and a full, fun warm-up on the stage by Sheri Froggatt was nominated by her group leader and volunteer. special needs in the North Georgia region. Jazzercise. husband, Chris. The art teacher at Lumpkin “It’s so important for the girls to have Many of the ConnectAbility members will In the spirit of ConnectAbility, everyone County Elementary, Froggatt is committed positive role models in their lives,” says be participating on race day—some on foot, will be a winner in this race, so every racer to the young people of the community. She RCH’s Executive Director, Melinda Fruesto. some in wheelchairs, and some as volunteer will get a high quality engraved fi nishers’ has been a mentor and student confi dant to “This is an excellent way to expose them support staff. medal. In addition, there will be special her students. She and her husband adopted to real women who can be that for them. It Returning to the event this year will be awards for age bracket winners, and the a sibling group of three children, fulfi lling opens up the possibilities of what they can do the Team Long Brothers, Cayden & Conner overall winners will receive handmade a life-long desire. She began a weekly Bible themselves. And its a privilege to be able to Long, Sports Illustrated’s Sports Kids of the pottery ‘Winner’s Cups’ made for the race study for her oldest daughter and her friends honor some of Lumpkin’s ‘leading ladies.’” Year 2012. They have been featured on ESPN by Brad Walker Pottery. when she entered middle school. Now that “Any one of these would be an excellent and ABC News with Diane Sawyer and were The race route begins downtown at her daughter is in college, Froggatt hopes choice as the Leading Lady of Lumpkin on the cover of Sports Illustrated Kids this Hancock Park and wraps around the Public to form a new group with her two sons and County, and I am anxious to see who the year. Seven-year-old Cayden is diagnosed Square and alongside Lake Zwerner. Start their middle school friends. girls choose,” Line says. with cerebral palsy. Ten-year-old Conner time is 8 a.m. Preregistration is available Anne Sears is a 75-year-old woman The lady the girls choose will be has been taking his little brother along at at www.garunner.org, and registration will who still cleans the home of Elsie Craine announced at the Sept. 18 luncheon, which races and triathlons for two years, pushing open on race day at 7 a.m. A free fun run for three days a week, fi ve hours a day and features a sit-down meal by Wolf Mountain’s Cayden in a specially designed stroller, kids begins at 9 a.m. still manages to be involved in her church, Avery Ross and special guest speaker Anne pedalling with Cayden in a trailer behind Those who can’t make it to the event but her children’s school and the community. Dismukes Amerson. She will speak on his bike and swimming while pulling who would like to lend their support can “I don’t know where she gets the energy,” Dahlonega’s historic Leading Ladies. Cayden in a raft. Team Long Brothers will register as a “ghost” runner. Craine says in her nomination. She raised Tickets are $20/person or $100 for a table four children as a single mom and is now of six and are available at United Community raising her 13-year-old granddaughter. She Bank on Morrison Moore Parkway. For more information, call RCH at 706-864-5110. NOW SERVING LUNCH DAILY with FREE DRINKS Mon-Wed & Coffee House open at 10am! >BEST BREAKFAST IN TOWN! (9 to 11 am Sat & Sun, with >ORGANIC COFFEE available at 8!) >LOCAL & STUDENT DISCOUNTS >ON-SITE PRIVATE PARTIES >FREE ENTERTAINMENT (Wed, Thur & Every 2nd Sunday) >FULL ORGANIC COFFEE HOUSE >MADE-FROM-SCRATCH DESSERTS, SOUPS, DRESSINGS & SAUCES >WINE & BEER BY GLASS (and now serving pitchers of beer!) VISIT www.TheCrimsonMoon.com for our Weekend Concert Calendar, Operating Hours & Full Menu Offerings The Southeast’s Most Intimate Music Venue... Where the Creative Spirit Shines & Magical Memories Are Made!

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Continued from page 5B South (Old Dahlonega Highway) 706-867-6534, www.gospelgigs. day, Sept. 15. Bluegrass music, drawings. Adults $8, children $4, counties needs volunteers to work at its thrift shop. Fiona Boss, com family of 5 or more, $25. Advance tickets available at reduced ticket prices (Tom, 678-778-5959). 706-867-6167 SINGING AT TURNING POINT SEPT. 14 LUMPKIN COUNTY LITERACY COALITION has volunteer Turning Point Church, 798 Reid Chapman Road, Murrayville, will UNITARIAN UNIVERSALIST CHURCH opportunities in ESL, GED, Adult Literacy, Children’s Literacy, or hold a singing featuring “I Am” Saturday, Sept. 14. at 7 p.m. Georgia Mountains Unitarian Universalist Church is a welcoming on fundraising committees. Offi ce, 706-867-9607; Juanita Tip- DAY LONG EVENT SATURDAY AT WORD OF LIFE congregation. On Sept. 15 Rev. Jeanie Ward will present our annual and traditional “Animal Blessing.” Pets will be asked to bring forward ton, 706-867-1835, http://www.lumpkinliteracy.org/ Word of Life Pentacostal Deliverance Center, located across from their owners and allow the them to speak briefl y about what a pet Chestatee Ford on Lumpkin County Parkway off of Ga. 400, will have AFFINIS HOSPICE is seeking caring, upbeat volunteers to work means or has brought into their lives. Worship 11 a.m.; children’s an all day event Saturday, Sept. 14, to benefi t the church building with hospice patients in and around Lumpkin County. Roxann, 678- religious education classes 11:30 a.m. following announcements fund. There will be a yard sale, cake sale, hamburgers, hotdogs, 333-8507 or rbradford@affi nishospice.org and story time. Child care provided. 706-864-0661, facebook.com/ chips, grilled chicken sandwiches and dessert, and a horseshoe gmuuc, www.gmuuc.org, 706-864-0661 COMMUNITY HELPING PLACE is seeking volunteers for the tournament. Pastor James Wilbanks, 706-973-9691; Sister Liz Fields, Food Pantry, Free Clinic and Thrift Store. Flexible scheduling. David 706-973-8823; Sarah, 706-974-5739 HERITAGE SUNDAY AT BETHEL UMC SEPT. 22 Faile, Volunteer Services Director, 706-867-9621 Bethel United Methodist Church, Lumpkin Campground Road, Daw- 5K RUN 4 HUNGER SEPT. 14 IN DAWSONVILLE sonville, will celebrate Heritage Sunday Sept. 22. If you currently at- LUMPKIN ANIMAL SHELTER needs volunteers for offi ce work The Church @ War Hill, Dawsonville, will host Run 4 Hunger 5k at tend the church or have in the past and would like to submit your as well as hands-on socialization of animals. 1363 Red Oak Flats Rock Creek Park in Dawsonville at 8 a.m. Saturday Sept. 14. This run favorite story about the church, please call the church offi ce. A meal Road, 706-867-7297 will raise funds for a monthly food distribution for Dawson, Forsyth, will be served following the service. 706-216-6220 and surrounding counties. Register at www.active.com or call the , DAHLONEGA-LUMPKIN COUNTY HUMANE SOCIETY church offi ce with questions, (706) 216-3080. a/k/a “TLC”, needs pet foster homes, volunteers, and donations. Mary Waits, Foster Home Coordinator, 770-823-3908, or to volun- WOMEN’S CONFERENCE AT WINDS OF PEACE Please submit Calendar listings teer, contact the shelter at (706)864-2817. “Encourage One Another” is a special one-day free Women’s Con- by Fridays at 5 p.m. to ference, 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 14, at Winds of Peace HOSPICE OF NE GA. MEDICAL CENTER needs caring in- Fellowship, Dawsonville. Guest speakers with breakout sessions on [email protected] dividuals to help serve grieving individuals following the death of weight loss, couponing, manicures/pedicures, massage, jewelry their loved one. Training provided. Carol Jewell, 770-533-8888 or making and much more. Continental breakfast/lunch provided free. 888-572-3900, www.nghs.com Just off GA 400 at Hwy.136/1550 Harmony Church Rd. Tammra Law- Word of God DAHLONEGA GOLD MUSEUM needs volunteers to help son, 678-776-4431; Lynn Fouts, 404-731-5860 staff the museum four to eight hours each month. Training pro- HOMECOMING SUNDAY AT DCOG “Therefore if any man be in Christ, vided. Call or drop by, 706-864-2257 Homecoming at the Dahlonega Church of God will be Sunday, Sept. he is a new creature: 15. Services begin at 9:30 a.m. Special guests are Scott and Kristie Crow. Covered dish fellowship meal will follow the morning service. old things are passed away; Church/Religious Events 706-864-3782 behold, all things are become new.” WOMEN’S BIBLE STUDY AT BETHEL UMC GOSPEL SINGING Bethel United Methodist Church, 100 Lumpkin Campground Rd, ~II Corinthians 5:17 Dawsonville, will begin an 10-week Beth Moore Bible Study on the FREEDOM MINISTRIES SATURDAY NIGHT SINGING book of Ester on Sept. 15. 706-216-6220 J &L Machine Big Oak Gospel Music at 7 p.m. each Saturday. Featured per- formers on Sept. 14 are the Goss Family, Bobby Allen and Willing PIG ROAST FESTIVAL AT CHRIST THE REDEEMER 706-864-5804

Vessells. The event is hosted by The Freedom Heirs and admis- Christ the Redeemer Catholic Church, 991 Kilough Church Road, 31 Hamp Mill Rd., Dahlonega, GA 30533 cp 91113b sion is free; a love offering will be collected. 1067 Highway 115 Dawsonville, will hold a Pig Roast Festival from 12:30 to 4 p.m. Sun-

“See us for the Best Quality & Price” MARSHALL’S AUTO PARTS 1530 Morrison Moore Parkway W. (Hwy. 9 S.) Worship at the Church of Your Choice Just above Trammell Tire Kevin Marshall - Owner 864-4483 ()<5+(5;30-,*/90:;0(5-,336>:/07 +(/365,.()(7;0:; 205.+64/(336-1,/6=(/»:>0;5,::,: 9,:;69(;065*/90:;0(5*/<9*/ Sunday Worship: 10:30am Sunday - 9:30am Contemporary Worship Bible Discussion - 10am Sunday Pastor Bobby Pierce 3rd Sunday Night: 6pm; Wed. Night: 7pm 11am Traditional Service Watch Tower Study - 10:40am Sunday 678-209-6113  +6=,  Pastor David J. Fields Pastor: Rev. Bill Hutcheson Bible Study & Ministry School 7:30pm Wed. 523 Ben Higgins RD., Dahlonega, Ga 30533 523 Ben Higgins Rd. 234 Hawkins St. Dahlonega    ‹ )\JROVYU;H]LYU9K Sunday Service 11AM and 7PM Dahlonega Phone 864-3676 Serving Since 1963 Wednesday Night Service 7PM (5;06*/)(7;0:; Everyone is welcome and treated like family! Sun. Sch.: 10am, Sun. Worship: 11am +(/365,.(*/<9*/6-*/90:; 1,:<:5(4,;(),95(*3, Funeral Home 706-867-6912 Come worship with us! 27D Walmart Way Sun. Evening: 6pm; Sun. Sch.: 9:30am, Worship: 10:30am Sunday 11am, Wednesday 7pm A Division of McDonald Family Funeral Homes Dahlonega, GA 30533 Wed. Prayer Meeting: 7pm Sun. Evening: 6pm; Special Youth Services twice a month :;,30A(),;/,70:*67(3 .0):6596(+‹+(/365,.(.,69.0( Pastor Clifford L. Allen Wed. Bible Study: 7pm Pastors: Darrell & Cat Myers 9am Sunday School www.dahlonegafuneralhome.com Auraria Rd. (Old Hwy. 9E) Dahlonega, GA Location: North Hall Rd. off Highway 19 N. 706-867-6165 10am Sunday Worship/Holy Eucharist Ph. 706-864-3540 across from the High School Hwy. 52 West, 7 miles out of town on right, Coffee follows service. Danny’s Automotive Pastor’s Res. 706-536-1438 before Amicalola Falls +(/365,.(*/<9*/6-.6+ 11:20am Adult Christian Ed. when announced & Tire Service (<9(90(*/<9*/6-(340./;@.6+ (;4,9*@/033 30-,:7905.*644<50;@*/<9*/ -VYLPNU +VTLZ[PJ=LOPJSLZ Sun Sch.: 10am, Sun Worship: 11am /HWW`/VSSV^9K‹7O!   385 Lumpkin Co. Pkwy., Suite D web site: www.stelizabethepiscopal.com Wed Bible Study: 7:30pm Sun. School: 9:30am, Worship: 10:30am ‹:\UKH`>VYZOPW!HT‹>LK5PNO[! e-mail: [email protected] Fair Prices‡Dependable Service Auraria Rd. (Old Hwy. 9E) Dahlonega, GA :\UWT‹>LK*SHZZLZ(SS(NLZ!WT 7pm - Adult Bible Study & Youth Service  ‹ /HTW4PSS9VHK 3LQH7UHH:D\‡'DKORQHJD Rev. Albert G. Daviou, Rector    706-867-0932 ),9,()(7;0:; Larry Henry, Pastor Pastor: Bishop David Hoard 2227 Oak Grove Rd., Dahlonega 706-974-6740 Sun. Bible Study: 9:30am, Worship: 10:45am +(/365,.(79,:)@;,90(5 :;3<2,;/,,=(5.,30:;*(;/630* “Homemade” 7HZ[VY9H`7YPUJL‹^^^ILYLHJO\YJOVYN Sunday School 9:45am ;/,30./;/6<:,)(7;0:;*/<9*/ Mass Schedule: Saturday 5pm, STEVE DAVIS Peck’s Mill Creek Rd., Hwy. 52 E 1/4 mile Sunday Worship 11am 5007 Hwy. 52 East, Dahlonega Sunday 8am & 10:45am; Candies and before Longbranch Elementary 150 Warwick St. (behind BB&T), Dahlonega Sunday 11am, fellowship dinner following on Daily Mass: Mon, Tues, Thurs & Fri, 8am, TOWING Confections Ph. 867-6745 770-540-4814 4th Sunday Special services at Northwoods Wed. 6pm; SERVICE Confession Sat. 4pm, Wed. 5pm ),;/3,/,4)(7;0:; Center 1st 2 Wednesdays at 7pm VOTED BEST FOR 2011!!! +(/365,.(<50;,+4,;/6+0:; 706-974-3365 Pastor, G. W. Gravitt or by appointment 1348 Siloam Church Rd. On The Square Sun. Sch.: 10am, Worship: 11am & 7pm 5:30pm Sat, mix of traditional & Rev. Neil Dhabliwala, Pastor Dahlonega, Georgia Wed.: 7pm; AWANA program Wed. 7pm contemporary worship 4(*,+650()(7;0:;*/<9*/ 91 N. Park St. (corner N. Park & Hawkins) 706-864-2256 Tues.: “Overcomer’s Outreach” 6:30pm 706-864-2876 8:30am Sunday, traditional worship Porter Springs Road www.stlukercc.org Pastor Rev. Michael B. Rodgers 9:30am Sunday, contemporary worship Sun. School 10am, 706-864-5037 Hwy. 19 N. to Camp Wahsega Rd. 11am traditional worship Sun. Worship 11am & 7pm :;7,;,93<;/,9(5*/<9*/ BANISTER 864-2743 7HZ[VY!:[L]L:JOVÄLSK Wednesday night 7:30pm 4PZZV\YP:`UVK‹   Mills Fuel ),;/,3;(),95(*3,)(7;0:; Phone: 864-2521 Sunday School at 9:30am, FUNERAL HOME 107 South Park St. 4033*9,,2)(7;0:; Sunday Worship at 8:15am Service, Inc. Sun. Sch: 10am, Sun Sch: 10am, Worship 11am 864-4159 4033: Worship: 11am & 6:30pm 450 D North Grove St., Dahlonega For All LP +(4(:*<:)(7;0:; Every Wed. -- Youth Choir Prac. 6:30pm, Bible Pastor Aaron Simms Larry & Joyce Gas Services Wed.: Bible study at 7:30pm Damascus Church Road Study 7pm, Adult Choir Prac. 8pm 7HZ[VY;VU`3LKMVYK‹*H]LUKLY*YLLR9K :(3,4)(7;0:; Hwy. 19N Dahlonega /AK'ROVE2Ds$AHLONEGA '! :\UKH`:JOVVSHT‹>VYZOPWHT Pastor Rodney Pilcher Pastor Nicky Jenkins Sunday School 10am, )96>5»:*/(7,3 46<5;(05=0,>)(7;0:; 565+,56405(;065(3 Preaching: 11am Serving Our Community Since 1993 ,56505+,7,5+,5;)(7;0:;*/<9*/ Sunday School 10am :\UTVYUPUNHT‹/^`, Tuesday Service: 7 p.m. PPALACHIA Highway 60, Dahlonega Sunday Worship 11am 6708-C CONTRACTING SERVICES +HOSVULNH‹   Pastor: Roger Stover A N  ‹ Wednesday Night Bible Study 7:30pm 1 mile on Black Mtn. Rd. Hwy. 52E Jim Combs *(=,5+,9*9,,2)(7;0:; Hwy. 52, Dahlonega, GA 30533 Murrayville, GA Sun. Sch.: 10 a.m., Worship 11am - all ,;6>(/)(7;0:; 7OVUL!  ‹7HZ[VY7OPSS4HY[PU :,;-9,,*/<9*/ Apoon, Inc., PO Box 459 / Dahlonega, GA 30533 Sundays except 5th, Wed. Services: 7:30pm, 7879 Auraria Rd., Dawsonville, GA 30534 Sun. 11am Worship; 30564 706-864-8777 / Fax: 706-864-8457 4th Sunday night service 7pm Pastor: Rev. J.W. Day 4;.03,(+)(7;0:; Wed. 8pm Prayer Meeting 706-864-9757 www.appalachiancontracting.com Cavender Creek/Porter Springs Intersection Sun. Sch. 10am, Sun. Worship 11am 5332 Hwy. 52E, Dahlonega, GA 1660 Hwy 52 East Pastor Rev. Stephen Adams Sunday Evening: 1st & 3rd Sunday, 6pm Pastor: Les Fuller Phone: 706-482-0239 678-617-2922 Bible Study: Wednesday 7pm Sun Sch: 10am, Worship Service 11am BBQ fellowship each Sunday after church No services on the 5th Sunday of a month 706-867-0566 -69;:654,4690(3)(7;0:; $5 all-u-can-eat breakfast on 1st Sunday www.sfgcounseling.com STRINGER */90:;-(403@*/<9*/ 2nd & 4th Sun. 6pm, of each month, 8:30-10:30am ...is a Christ-centered community where family 142 Goudlock St., Dahlonega, GA 30533 Bible Study Wed. 7pm integrated worship is practiced & covenant life Oldest Negro Church :/(364)»/(904 Located in Lumpkin County INSURANCE AGENCY Farm Bureau Building is experienced. Sundays, 10:30am for worship, serving Dahlonega since 1871 4;630=,)(7;0:;*/<9*/ Traditional Jewish Synagogue +HOSVULNH‹  Rev. Darrell E. Watkins, Pastor Sun. School 10am, Sun. Worship 11am 6pm for Bible study, all ages. 1/2 mi. N of Hall Meeting at 150 Warwick St. in the 81 Crown Mtn Pl., .HPULZ]PSSL‹  864-9522 5th Sunday Youth Worship 11am Co. line, Dahlonega Presbyterian Church building Building A, Ste. 300 Wed. 7pm Bible Study, Sun. Wed. Service & Youth Service 7pm “See Us For Your Church Insurance Needs” Hwy 60. Community groups meet during the http://shalombharim.org Dahlonega week. Worship @ 11am Pastor Charles Buice Phone 706-864-7798 :036(4)(7;0:; ;/,-6<5;(05 */<9*/6-;/,(76:;3,: Sun Sch.: 10am, Worship: 11am ;(?/,37 A ministry of the Church of God of Prophecy 4;70:.(/)(7;0:; A non-denominational Protestant Church Sun Night Worship: 1st & 3rd Sunday >/,9,=,9@6<30=, .YHU[9VHKH[‹  Sun. Worship: 10:30am, Sun. Sch.: 10am, Worship: 11am Wed. Bible Study: 7pm Pastor: Rev. Jack Pilcher Wed. Bible Study: 7pm Audits / Returns / Problems Sunday School 9:15 am, Worship 10:30am Rev. Tony Allison, Pastor Women’s Bible Study 9:30am Thursdays Wed. Children’s Church: 6:30pm Off Hwy. 19N on Dicks Creek Rd. ;(?/,37+6*;6933* Hwy. 19 N., 2 mi. from Dahlonega 5 miles south off Hwy. 9, on Siloam Rd. 7HZ[VY174VYYPZ‹^^^JV[HJO\YJOJVT 4;:05(0)(7;0:; David N. Garrett Pastor: Bo Robinson :630+96*2)(7;0:; Retired IRS Agent - 32 years experience *644<50;@*/(7,3*/*/<9*/ Phone: 864-6624, Parsonage: 864-2938 Worship: 1st & 3rd Sundays 11am /^`,HZ[‹7HZ[VY!2LUUL[O(SSPZVU Sun. Sch.: 10am, Worship: 11am 404-542-5876 or 706-867-9892 Sun.: 10am Sunday School 2nd & 4th Sunday 7pm [email protected] www.taxhelpdoctor.com 11:00 a.m. Worship, 6:30 p.m. Worship -66;/033:-,336>:/07 5320 Long Branch Rd, Dahlonega 4;A065)(7;0:;  Wed. Prayer Meeting & Bible Study 7pm Wed.: 7:00 Mid week Service Every Sun.: Sun. Sch.10am, Worship 11am Marty Murphy, Pastor Rt. 2 (Hwy. 115) Dahlonega, GA 30533 770-519-4899 St. Peter Sun. Worship 10am; Pastor: Rev. Dennis Fortner 7662 Hwy 115 W. Cleveland Pastor: Randy Moon Camp Wahsega Rd. at the Ranger Camp Trammell Tire & Lutheran Church Phone: 770-324-3917 Children’s Worship & Nursery ;(),95(*3,)(7;0:; Wednesday: AWANA & Youth 6:30-8pm. 4;A065)(7;0:;  Sun. Sch.: 10am, Worship: 11am *644<50;@>69:/07*,5;,9 Adult Prayer/Bible Study 7pm Sun. Sch.: 10am, Preaching: 11am Service Center 450 D North Grove St., Dahlonega Worship Sun. evenings @ 6pm Sun. Evening: 6pm, Wed. Bible Study: 7pm Bible Study: 7pm every Wed. Hwy. 9 South, Dahlonega Tues. evening services @ 7:30pm -69;9,::05;,95(;065(34050:;90,: Pastor: Douglas R. Sherrill 678-313-9130 Pastor: Rev. Stephen Gerrells 223 Torrington Dr., Dahlonega www.stpeter-lutheran.org Pastor: Eugene Turner; Assistant Pastor: Pastors Joel & Connie Crotzer 864-3346 Preston Myrick; Youth Pastor: Ron Blue ;VYYPUN[VU9VHK‹   5,>),.05505.:*/(7,3 706-864-0378 Located on Norman Bell Rd. Sunday Service 11 a.m., Wednesday 7pm Services of Prayer, Education & Inspiration ;/,*/<9*/(;+(/365,.( CARTER 770-983-3798 www.fortressinternationalministries.org Sundays 3-4:30pm Collegiate Connections Sunday Sch. 9:30am NORMAN CARPET CLEANING *65*69+)(7;0:;*/<9*/ -9,,+64)(7;0:; 7VY[LY:WYPUNZ9VHK‹   Sun. Worship at 10:30am Leader: Joseph C. Whitner THM ADAMS (THaPUN¸-PILY-YPLUKS`¹+Y`*SLHUPUN /PNO^H` 5VY[O‹  :\U:JOHT‹:\U>VYZOPWHT Small Group Bible Studies Wednesdays 6pm Pastor: Paul Bates :\UKH`:JOVVSHT‹>VYZOPW:\UKH` Corner of Happy Hollow Rd. & West Circle, 504)3,>033)(7;0:; AGENCY Welcome to the 21st Century Solution :*OLZ[H[LL‹  morning 11am & each 2nd Sun. night at 7pm Dahlonega Pastor: Ronnie Fuller Services: 2nd & 4th Sunday - 11am “Complete Insurance Service Since 1961”   Bible Study Wed. 7pm -9,,+64)(7;0:;4050:;90,: Pastor Todd Skinner ;<9505.7605;6<;9,(*/ ;VTHUK1\K`*HY[LY‹+HOSVULNH No services on each 5th Sunday (706) 864-3721 1067 Old Dahlonega Hwy. 569;/3(2,)(7;0:;*/<9*/ 798 Reid Chapman Rd., Murrayville, GA *6905;/)(7;0:;*/<9*/ 706-867-6534 Sun. School 9:30am; Sun. Worship Services at 7HZ[VYZ,\NLUL >HUKH‹  SOMETHING Meets every Sunday at 11am Worship Sunday 5pm 8:30am & 10:45am; Sun. PM Worship 6:30pm Sun. School 10:30-11am Wagon Wheel Restaurant DIFFERENT! Singing every 3rd Saturday at 7pm Singing each Sat, 7pm Wed. Night Programs 6:15pm Sun. Worship 11:30am & 6pm, Located above Turners Corner 4823 Thompson Bridge Rd., Gainesville GA Th. & Sat. 7pm 7HZ[VY)YHUKVU/LZ[LY‹  -90,5+:/07)(7;0:; Highway 19N Breakfast! Sun Sch.: 10am, Sun. Worship: 11am  ‹^^^UVY[OSHRLIHW[PZ[VYN >(/66)(7;0:;*/<9*/ +HOSVULNH.H‹  *6=,5(5;-(403@ Wed. Bible Study: 7 p.m. Rev. Danny Jones, Senior Pastor 9365 Hwy. 52 E, Murrayville, GA 30564-2381 60 S. Chestatee St., Dahlonega, GA HOURS: +HOSVULNH.LVYNPH‹ Mechanics St., off Pine Tree Connector, 6(2.96=,)(7;0:; Phone: (706) 867-9385 4VU>LK;O\Y :\UHT !WT 706-864-3834 Dr. Paul E. Bellino, Pastor, Dahlonega Sunday School: 10am -YP :H[HT !WT‹;\LZHTWT E-mail: [email protected] >(<2(4;5)(7;0:;*/<9*/ .,69.0(4;5<50;(90(5<50=,9:(30:; Sunday Worship: 11am Sun. Service: 6pm at the Gold City Guns 6076 Ramson Free Rd., Clermont, GA Sun. Worship: 11am, Children’s classes Wednesday Bibly Study: 7pm Pastor Chris Blocker +HOSVULNH7OHYTHJ`0UJ 1.5 mile before end of Hwy. 400N Pastor: Shane Wehunt +VUUH4PUUPJO(NLU[ Sponsored by: Timothy P. Ragland 11:30am following announcements & story Sunday School 10am, Worship 11am HUK9(+06:/(*2 time. 69;/6+6?40::06505569;/.,69.0( Evening: 6pm/no services 4th Sun. night We’re Your Full Service Pharmacy *9(+3,46<5;(05)(7;0:; Child care is provided. 3043 Morrison Eastern Orthodox Wed. night service 7:30pm Prescription Specialists ,]LY`VUL>LSJVTL‹:\U:JO!HT  :V\[O7HYR:[‹    Moore Pkwy., Sunday Service 10:30am   Worship: 11am; Every Sunday Night: 6pm >,3*64,>69:/07*,5;,9 4,4690(3+90=,‹+(/365,.( Call or Email for info, (706) 482-9968 Dahlonega, GA 30533 Location: Town Creek Church Road .6+»:/6<:,6->69:/07 12293 Hwy 19, Dahlonega, Ga. 30533 4VZ[4HQVY Sunday 10:30am [email protected] Sun. Service: 10:30am, Wed Service: 7pm *YLKP[*HYKZ>LSJVTL Pastor: Dale Abernathy 706-864-2532 Everyone Welcome 385 Lumpkin Co. Pky., Ste. D (off GA 400) 7/030770)(7;0:;*/<9*/ >,:3,@*/(7,3<50;,+4,;/6+0:; Pastors: Tim & Glory Stalvey Sun. Sch.: 10am, Sun. Worship: 11am Sun Sch: 9:30am, Sun. Worship: 11am Tires, Auto 24-Hour *9,,2:;65,*/<9*/ 706-974-7669 Pastor: Jason Fuller Dr. G. Todd Sundays at 10:30am Pastor Rev. Andrew Harwood & Truck Towing .9(*,-,336>:/0779040;0=,)(7;0:; Philippi Community Cavender Creek Rd. Repair Large or Holubitsky Lumpkin County High School Wesley Chapel Rd. off Hwy. 52W Small 6MÄJLZVU[OL/PZ[VYPJ:X\HYL Lumpkin Co. Community Center 73,(:(5;.96=,<50;,+4,;/6+0:; 706-867-7833, 404-693-4882 Service 864-5362 365 Riley Rd., Dahlonega, oam Ma Dr. McKay Caston, Lead Pastor Sun. Worship: 11am, Sun. Sch.: 10am Sil 1153 Siloam Church Rd. rt 4LJOHUPJ:[ www.creekstonechurch.com off Morrison Moore Pky. Pastor: Stephen Horne, 678-918-0992 >69+6-30-,7,5;,*6:;(3 Dahlonega, GA Sunday: 10:30am, Wednesday: 6pm Location: 219 Hwy. 52 West, Dahlonega +,30=,9(5*,*,5;,9 Ha g +(/365,.( *96::96(+:*/90:;0(5-,336>:/07 3\TWRPU*V\U[`7HYR9K‹  rdin Towin /(9=,:;)(7;0:;*/<9*/ (0.2 mi W of Hwy. 9) DAY: 706-864-7375 CELL: 678-776-2134 :\UKH`>VYZOPW!!HT‹>LKWT www.pgroveumc.org Worship Sun. 11am & 6pm, Wed 7:30pm Pastor: Randy Anderson Sun Sch: 10am, Worship: 11am & 6pm Pastors James & Wanda Wilbanks  3VUNIYHUJO9K‹  Wed. Prayer Service: 7 p.m. 73,(:(5;/033)(7;0:; Place your ad here Pastor: Rev. J. Mark Biddy Rev. Kris Butler welcomes everyone! @(/663()(7;0:;*/<9*/ WE LIKE TO SAY +(/365,.((::,4)3@6-.6+ Hwy. 9 S off John Perry Rd. 706-265-1526 Services on 1st & 3rd Sundays, 11am Yahoola Church Road Worship 10:30am Sunday School 9:45am YES! Youth Ministry Sunday 4pm 2036<./*/<9*/)@;/,3(2, 73,(:(5;/033-<33.6:7,3 Sunday Worship 11am :\U:LY]PJLHT‹*OPSKYLU»Z*O\YJOHT Wednesday Bible Study Sun. Sch.: 10am, Worship: 11am & 6pm Wednesday Prayer Meeting 7 p.m. 706-864-3329 SIMPLY CALL Wednesday evening classes at 7pm Pastors Steve & Cindy Landers Wed. Prayer Meeting: 7pm Pastor Terry Head 77 Memorial Drive, Suite B 706-864-3613 www.dahlonegaAG.com 321 Kilough Church Rd., Dawsonville, GA Pastor: Jimmy Payne 2152 Dawsonville Hwy, Dahlonega 864-6899 706.216.1440 Location: Henry Grady Rd off GA 400 Dahlonega, GA 30533 THE SPONSORS WHO MADE THIS PAGE POSSIBLE ARE 100% INTERESTED IN OUR COMMUNITY! The Dahlonega Nugget, Dahlonega, Ga., September 11, 2013, Page 8B

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September 11, 2013 HIGH SCHOOL VOLLEYBALL

John Bynum Lady Indians win big Columnist

The Lumpkin County the match. victories over region High School volleyball Against Eastside, the opponent Madison and jbynum teams saw a spike in Lady Indians dominated Pickens later in the @thedahloneganugget.com their number of victories for another region vic- week. in recent matches. tory in straight sets, (25- Coming up this Tues- Lumpkin The Lady Indians 10, 25-6). day, Sept. 17, the Lady County hosted Region 8-AAAA The Lumpkin JV team Indians will host region junior opponent Johnson and had a successful night as foes Lanier and Monroe Sydney Have you earned a hard fought win well, taking down John- Area during the their Ramsey in the fi rst set 25-23. son (25-17, 25-4) and de- inaugural “Pink Out” to sends a Lumpkin then fi n- stroying Eastside (25-7, raise money for breast powerful entered our ished off the Lady 25-1). cancer research. Match- shot across Knights with a 25-16 win The varsity and JV es are set for 4 p.m. and the net. Pigskin Pick- in the second set to sweep squads also picked up 6 p.m. Photo | John Bynum A-Palooza? veryone has an opinion. INDIANS LOOK AHEAD And during football Eseason, opinions are not Lumpkin County diffi cult to come across. freshman Zach Whether it’s the hometown var- Matthews gets sity team or the big-time college the handoff from program that plays on national TV quarterback Daniel each week, we want to share with McCrary as Gunner the world just how much we know Wood provides a about football. block against White Who knows? You might be the County. best football expert in Dahlonega. Photo | John Bynum If so, now is the time to prove it. There is even the chance you could win some dough to help pay play, giving the Indians for supplies at your next tailgate a fi ghting chance into the party. fourth. Just look on the back of this White County’s de- page and fi nd the games scattered fense, however, contin- throughout. ued to deny the Indians Don’t forget, just like when you in every potential scor- were in elementary school, follow- ing situation, giving the ing directions is very important. Warriors their second- Read the contest rules and get to straight victory over work making your picks. Lumpkin and the 7th in You may be the type to dissect the last eight meetings each matchup, comparing records, between the two teams. points scored and allowed in previ- Leading the team in ous games, and the history between rushing was junior Gun- the two teams. ner Wood with 73 yards, Or, you may not spend hours followed by quarterback scouring for details about each Daniel McCrary with 50 team’s strengths and defi ciencies, yards. and instead just let your intuition Freshman Zach Mat- do the picking. thews snagged an inter- Whatever your style, we want ception for Lumpkin, you to give it a shot. while senior Bruno Lopez Maybe you’ll turn out to be a pig- and Wood led the Indians skin expert. with six tackles each. White denies HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL WEEK THREE This Friday, Lumpkin will host a team that is Lumpkin in Lumpkin County vs. West Hall just as hungry for a win u When: 7:30 p.m. Friday, Sept. 13 as West Hall visits on 31-0 decision homecoming. NEXT GAMES u Where: Lumpkin County High School The Spartans are com- By John Bynum u West Hall: (1-1, 0-0 Region 7-AAA): Lost to ing off a one-point loss Varsity softball The Dahlonega Nugget Chestatee last week. to Chestatee last week ■ Creekview vs. Lumpkin at UNG and are looking to make This u Lumpkin: (0-2, 0-0 Region 8-AAAA): Lost to - Wed., Sept. 11, 5:30 p.m. Lumpkin County’s White County last week. it two in a row against many sustained drives Lumpkin. Varsity football throughout the game Week: u History: West Hall defeated Lumpkin 27-11 on It will be the Indians (Homecoming) were not enough to pull Sept. 14, 2012 fi nal non-region game be- ■ West Hall at Lumpkin - Fri., Sept. within striking distance fore beginning 8-AAAA 13, 7:30 p.m. of rival White County as the Indians last Friday attack, White built up a But Lumpkin’s de- competition against the Warriors ran away in Dahlonega 21-0 lead midway through fense stood strong over Monroe Area the follow- Varsity softball with a 31-0 victory over Using a swift rushing the second quarter. the next two quarters of ing week. ■ White at Lumpkin - Mon., Sept. 16, 5:55 p.m. (JV 4:30 p.m.)

Varsity softball ■ Walnut Grove at Lumpkin - Tues., UNG SOCCER Sept. 17, 5:55 p.m. (JV 4:30 p.m.)

Varsity volleyball ■ Lanier, Monroe Area at Lumpkin Nighthawks kick off - Tues., Sept. 17, 4 p.m., 6 p.m.

Varsity volleyball season today at home (Senior Night) ■ West Hall, Jackson at Lumpkin After a very successful 2012 - Thurs., Sept. 19, 5 p.m., 7 p.m. campaign, the University of North Georgia women’s soccer team will be looking to make some more noise in the 2013 sea- son. Photo | John Bynum SIGN UP Under head coach Chris Ad- ams, who is beginning his 11th Sophomore Tristin Duckworth led the Indians with a seventh Parks & Rec Programs season with UNG, last year’s place fi nish at the season’s fi rst meet. For more information contact team was 15-5-2 and advanced Lumpkin County Parks & Rec, to Round Two of the NCAA Di- 706-864-3622. vision II Women’s Soccer Tour- VARSITY CROSS-COUNTRY u Basketball nament for the second-straight For ages 4-6 (instructional time. league) and ages 7-14. Online Three of the team’s fi ve loss- registration is now through es last year were to Armstrong Lumpkin runners Oct. 11. Walk-in registration is Atlantic, which was ranked No. Oct. 4-11. 1 in the nation on two of the oc- casions. earn top-10 fi nishes After losing to Armstrong Read Th e Nugget’s sports Atlantic in both the Peach Belt stories on your smartphone Conference semifi nals and in The season is off to a fast start a time of 20:26. Scan today’s the NCAA tournament, the for the Lumpkin County cross- Senior Justin Miller wasn’t far tag to Nighthawks will have October 5 country team as four runners behind with a ninth place fi nish check out circled on their calendar, when earned Top-10 fi nishes at the after fi nishing the 5K course in all the the Pirates travel to Dahlonega season-opener hosted by Union 21:01. recent sports for a rematch. County. The Lady Indians were led stories and Submitted photo photos from Given the success of the last For the Indians, sophomore by sophomore Celeste Norton in our website. couple years, there are very North Georgia senior midfi elder Tristin Duckworth led the squad ninth place out of 54 runners with Kelly Penston led the team in with a seventh place overall fi n- See Women’s, Page 3C goals last season. ish in the fi eld of 54 runners with See Cross-country, Page 3C Page 2C The Dahlonega Nugget, Dahlonega, Ga., September 11, 2013 3,*6.,1 3,&.$3$/22=$  )LUVW3ODFH  673HUIHFW  :HHNO\  (QWU\2QO\ CONTEST RULES  1. Football games are placed in the ads on this page. Pick the winner of each game (not the score). Write the business name in the ad and the team you pick to win A Professional Corporation opposite the game number on the entry blank. Entries that fail to have the name of the business alongside the JDPHSUHGLFWLRQZLOOEHDXWRPDWLFDOO\GLVTXDOLÀHG J. Douglas Parks 2. Deadline for entries is 5 p.m. Friday before that week’s JDPH(QWULHVPD\EHGURSSHGRIIDW7KH1XJJHWRIÀFH Law Offi ces of J. Douglas Parks, P.C. 0RUULVRQ0RRUH3DUNZD\'DKORQHJD*D7KH\PD\ 81 Crown Mountain Place DOVREHPDLOHGWR7KH'DKORQHJD1XJJHW32%R[ Suite C-100 'DKORQHJD*D0DLOHQWULHVPXVWEHSRVWPDUNHG Dahlonega, GA 30533 NO LATER than the Friday before that week’s games and Phone: 706-864-4184 UHFHLYHGDW7KH1XJJHWRIÀFHQRODWHUWKDQWKHIROORZLQJ Fax: 706-864-8826 0RQGD\2QO\RQHHQWU\SHUDGGUHVVSOHDVH Email: [email protected]  (QWULHVPD\DOVREHVHQWYLDID[WRRUYLD 9. UCLA at Nebraska email to [email protected]. The same 1. West Hall at Lumpkin County UXOHV RXWOLQHG DERYH IRU RIÀFLDO HQWU\ IRUPV DSSO\ WR HQWULHVVXEPLWWHGYLDHPDLODQGID[ EXVLQHVVQDPHÀUVW 10. Georgia The Tech at DQGWKHQZLQQHUGHDGOLQHLVSP)ULGD\HWF  HELPFUL Duke Ž LIKE A GOOD NEIGHBOR 4. The winning entry will be the one with the greatest number C&W place ® RIJDPHVSLFNHGFRUUHFWO\,QFDVHRIDWLHWKHWLHEUHDNHU STATE FARM IS THERE. game will be used to determine the winner. If there is still Hardware  /^` 5VY[O+HOSVULNH.( 56>67,5 DWLHIROORZLQJWKHDSSOLFDWLRQRIWKHWLHEUHDNHUDUDQGRP :<5+(@:7474 *HSSL(SZV*HYY`)PN.YLLU,..JLZZVYPLZ  7KHGHFLVLRQRIWKHMXGJHVLVÀQDO OFFICIAL ENTRY BLANK No Scores Only Business Name First Then Winner 1) ______2) ______3) ______Your Most Trusted 4) ______2014 CHEVY 5) ______Hometown Pharmacy IMPALA 6) ______Serving Dahlonega Since 1950 1392 Hwy 400 South, Dawsonville, GA 30534 7) ______706-265-5400 ‡ 1-800-347-5930 8) ______706-864-2522 www.MegelChevy.com 9) ______0HPRULDO'ULYH‡'DKORQHJD*$ 2. Forsyth Central at Dawson County 4. TCU at Texas Tech 4. TCU at Texas 10) ______11) ______12) ______13) ______TIE-BREAKER: 14. Alabama at Texas A&M Need to freshen up your Pine Straw? Tie-Breaker winner: ______4LHSPUJS\KLZ WE’VE GOT PLENTY IN STOCK! JOVPJLVM Total number of points scored: ______Retail & Wholesale Sales YLN\SHYZPKLZ  O\ZOW\WWPLZ 'HOLYHU\‡3LFNXS‡,QVWDOODWLRQ 6. Louisville at Kentucky NAME ______7. Georgia State at West Virginia PHONE  :WLJPHS:LUPVY4LU\H]HPSHISL>LK :\U ADDRESS ______ˆ2PKZ4LHSZ;O\YZKH`^P[O(K\S[4LHS CITY/STATE/ZIP ______We can Haul & Deliver :LLYLZ[H\YHU[VY^LIZP[LMVYKL[HPSZ Your Mulch, Soil, Gravel, Sand & More    ‹4LTVYPHS+Y PHONE ______—CALL TODAY FOR A QUOTE—

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Week 3 John Bynum Jim McClure Lindsay Reeves Pat Conarro Brad Waggoner Stacy Jarrard Sports Editor Board of Education UNG Athletics Dir. Summit Surgical LCHS Athletics Dir. Lumpkin Co. Sheriff

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1. West Hall at Lumpkin County Lumpkin County Lumpkin County Lumpkin County West Hall Lumpkin County Lumpkin County 2. Forsyth Central at Dawson County Dawson County Forsyth Central Dawson County Dawson County Dawson County Dawson County 3. Fannin County at White County White County White County White County White County White County White County 4. TCU at Texas Tech TCU Texas Tech TCU TCU TCU TCU 5. Tulsa at Oklahoma Oklahoma Oklahoma Oklahoma Oklahoma Oklahoma Oklahoma 6. Louisville at Kentucky Louisville Louisville Louisville Louisville Louisville Louisville 7. Georgia State at West Virginia West Virginia West Virginia West Virginia West Virginia West Virginia West Virginia 8. Boston College at USC USC USC USC USC USC USC 9. UCLA at Nebraska Nebraska Nebraska UCLA Nebraska UCLA Nebraska 10. Georgia Tech at Duke Georgia Tech Georgia Tech Duke Georgia Tech Georgia Tech Georgia Tech 11. Vanderbilt at South Carolina South Carolina South Carolina South Carolina South Carolina South Carolina South Carolina 12. Mississippi State at Auburn Auburn Auburn Auburn Auburn Miss. State Auburn 13. Ole Miss at Texas Texas Ole Miss Texas Texas Texas Ole Miss 14. Alabama at Texas A&M Alabama Alabama Alabama Alabama Alabama Alabama

UNG SOCCER Women’s soccer sets sights on success

Continued from Page 1C turning talent, combined Georgia made big statements with talented underclass- over several ranked oppo- Men’s team has unfi nished man, Adams feels good about nents. That team, consisting high expectations for the up- the dynamic surrounding of many of the same players, coming season. his team and the depth he looks to take the next step in business in 2013 season has. their postseason success to Key players “We really are extremely cement their legacy. returning deep at the forward posi- “We fi nd ourselves 16th tion,” said Adams, “and that coming into this season with- UNG will be returning should prove to be benefi cial out playing,” said Adams. fi ve of its top six goal scorers, to just throwing a lot of dif- “So I think we’re gaining including senior Kelly Pen- ferent looks at people, from some respect. Like we told ston, who led the team with a player personnel stand- the team, this 16th ranking 12 goals. point.” is really based off last year Among the other key re- The Nighthawks will also and this year is a new year turners are senior Caroline return sophomore goalkeep- and a new slate.” Wallace, sophomore So- er Mallory Sayre, who looks The Nighthawks will host phia Matonak, junior Kayla to build on a big freshman Lincoln Memorial Univer- Croom, and junior Cicely season. sity tonight at the UNG Soc- Taliaferro. After opening the 2012 cer Complex in their home As a result of all the re- season unranked, North opener beginning at 5 p.m.

Submitted photo The North Georgia men’s soccer team will be looking for contributions from its seniors, as well as underclassmen this season.

The University of North historically. We are now a morning workouts and then Georgia men’s soccer team top 50 soccer program in having training in the eve- is looking to build on the the country thanks to their nings,” said Parris. “They legacy left by the 2012 senior hard work and belief.” all know that we have some class and the standards of Despite losing top goal unfi nished business as a head coach Patrice Parris. scorer Gustavo Cunha, Par- team for the 2013 season.” Although the team fi n- ris will have a very mixed UNG’s relatively young ished 7-7-2 last year, the group of players in terms of team will have to learn very Nighthawks played a rigor- experience. quickly about the college ous schedule and came away UNG returns ten seniors, game and the pace that it with several solid wins. only three of which played is played, added Parris. “In Parris is hopeful that the in double-digit games last all, this 2013 team is fi lled 2012 team will have paved season and there will be with talent and very coach- the way for a nationally-re- eighteen underclassman able.” spected program and set a that could potentially see As usual, the Peach Belt building block for years to action. Conference offers some of come. UNG will look to seniors the most competitive soccer “As a team and program Tyler Daly and Jamie Glee- in the country and this year we did not reach all of our son to help ease the transi- will be no different. In par- goals last year,” said Parris. tion for these young players, ticular, Flagler and Lander “We all knew that we under- while also making their enter the season ranked in achieved with the team that mark on the 2013 season. the top 15 in the nation. we had last year. With that “Our veterans from last The men will host Lin- being said, that 2012 senior year have been putting in coln Memorial University class left the program bet- the work since last semes- this evening at the UNG ter than it has ever been ter, waking up at 5 a.m. for Soccer Complex at 7 p.m.

Cross-country season opens for Lumpkin County varsity teams

Continued from Page 1C boys were sophomore Ed- rest for the girls with a 14th ward Ramirez in 17th place place fi nish (25:56), followed (21:59), senior Billy Vincent by senior Charlotte Gaston a time of 25:22 and fresh- in 19th (22:16) and sopho- in 33rd place (29:25) and man Britt Payne in 10th more Tyler Hilchie in 22nd sophomore Schae Foster in place with a time of 25:45. (22:35). 38th place (31:24). Rounding out the top fi ve Sophomore Janae Hol- fi nishers for the Lumpkin loway was the best of the Page 4C The Dahlonega Nugget, Dahlonega, Ga., September 11, 2013 SPRINT CUP NATIONWIDE SERIES CAMPING WORLD TRUCKS Race: GEICO 400 Race: Dollar General 300 Race: EnjoyIllinois.com 225 NEXT Where: Chicagoland Speedway Where: Chicagoland Speedway Where: Chicagoland Speedway When: Sunday, 2 p.m. (ET) When: Saturday, 3:30 p.m. (ET) When: Friday, 8:30 p.m. (ET) TV: ESPN TV: ESPN2 TV: Fox Sports 1 UP... 2012 Winner: Brad Keselowski (right) 2012 Winner: Ricky Stenhouse Jr. 2012 Winner: James Buescher

NOTEBOOK Ryan Newman to drive for RCR Carl Edwards wins at Richmond; field for in 2014 Richard Childress Racing announced Monday the hiring the 2013 Chase for the Sprint Cup is set of Ryan Newman to drive the The 12-driver field for the 2013 Chase for the Sprint Cup No. 31 Caterpillar Chevrolet beginning next season. was set in Saturday night’s regular season finale at Richmond Newman, who now drives for International Raceway, but the controversy from the finish of Stewart-Haas Racing, replaces NASCAR Images for Chris Graythen/Getty the Federated Auto Parts 400 likely will linger for some time. Jeff Burton. Ryan Newman With fewer than 10 laps remaining, Ryan Newman had raced Childress said in a statement that Newman, his way into the lead and was poised to take one of the two a 17-time winner on the Sprint Cup circuit, wild-card Chase berths, unseating Martin Truex Jr. will fit in well with him and his team. Then, with seven laps to go, after some interesting traffic on “Ryan will be a great fit with CAT and RCR the radio channel of Truex’s teammate Clint Bowyer, Bowyer in many ways,” he said. “He’s an outdoorsman, spun. That brought out the caution flag and gave Truex one a conservationist and is very familiar with more chance. Newman headed to pit road for four fresh tires, but CAT equipment as an owner of some of their Carl Edwards’ crew was faster, and he wound up on the front products.” row for the restart, with Newman fifth. Edwards went on to win, Newman had similar sentiments, and offered while Newman finished third, but lost the Chase berth to Truex. his comments about Burton’s departure, which Dale Earnhardt Jr., who was running immediately behind was announced last week.

Bowyer when Bowyer spun, was among the first to question Jerry NASCAR Markland/Getty Images for “One important thing I sincerely want every- the move. one to know is how much I respect and admire Drivers who qualified for the 2013 Chase are (back row, left to Jeff Burton as a person and driver,” he said. “[Bowyer] just spun right out,” Earnhardt said. “That’s the right) Joey Logano, Martin Truex Jr., Kyle Busch, Carl Edwards, craziest thing I ever saw. He just came right around ... “He handled his recent announcement and “He was hemming around on the brakes and jerking the car Matt Kenseth and Dale Earnhardt Jr. Front row, left to right: situation with respect, class and dignity.” around, and then the thing just spun out. It was crazy.” Greg Biffle, Kevin Harvick, Kurt Busch, Jimmie Johnson, Kasey In-car audio from Bowyer’s car also raised questions. After Kahne and Clint Bowyer. Buescher, Chastain finish 1-2 in Fan spotter Brett Griffin informed Bowyer that Newman was about Appreciation 200 to win the race, crew chief Brian Pattie can be overheard saying: “Is your arm starting to hurt? I bet it’s getting hot in there. Itch it.” James Buescher motored away from In their post-race interviews, Bowyer denied spinning intention- Ross Chastain ally, and Newman seemed more upset about his own crew’s poor on a late-race performance. restart and held “We should have been able to come off pit road first if we were on to win the Fan a championship-contending team,” Newman said. “We needed a Appreciation 200 championship-contending pit crew, and we didn’t have that.” Camping World Truex, who finished seventh to tie Newman in points but got Truck Series race the Chase berth on the tiebreaker of most second-place finishes, at Iowa Speedway NASCAR Robert Laberge/Getty Images for had little to say about the incident. on Sunday. Buescher celebrates his win “I don’t know,” he said. “I don’t have any thoughts on it, hon- Chastain fin- in the Fan Appreciation 200.

estly. I didn’t even know it happened until after the race.” NASCAR Images for Lecka/Getty Streeter ished a career-best NASCAR issued the following statement on the matter Sunday Carl Edwards celebrates his Federated Auto Parts 400 second after starting from the pole, his first afternoon: “NASCAR is reviewing Saturday night’s race at win with his signature backflip. in the series, and leading 116 laps in only the Richmond International Raceway per protocol and has no plans fourth time in his career that he’d led a race. for further statement until that process is complete.” I’m better ready Before Sunday’s race, he’d led just 11 laps in 35 Bowyer’s spin, plus an inordinate amount of time spent in the for the Chase and career starts. Ty Dillon finished third, ahead of pits afterward, also cost Jeff Gordon a shot at a Chase berth, as life in general as a Johnny Sauter and Darrell Wallace Jr. Joey Logano was able to take advantage of the ensuing caution, 35-year-old.” Buescher’s win moved him to within 37 The Chase will points of leader Matt Crafton, who finished get the free pass and drive by enough cars in the closing laps to seventh at Iowa. Crafton has finished in the displace Gordon from the top 10 by a single point. Logano also be missing some top 10 in all 15 Truck Series races this season appeared to be helped by the obviously slow laps run by another familiar faces and in the top five in five of them, with one Waltrip car, the No. 55 of Brian Vickers, which also made an this year. Denny win, at Kansas Speedway. unexplained trip to pit road in the closing laps. Had Logano not Hamlin, who has Iowa’s Truck race shared many similarities passed Bowyer and Vickers and gotten into the top 10 in points, been in the Chase with Friday’s Nationwide race at Richmond. he’d have taken a wild-card berth and left Truex out. every year he’s run Brian Scott started from the pole and led the Kasey Kahne took the other wild-card spot, while three drivers a full schedule, and first 239 laps before being passed by eventual without race wins this season — Earnhardt Jr., Bowyer and Kurt Tony Stewart, who winner Brad Keselowski. Scott’s pole was the Busch — got in the Chase by being in the top 10 in points after missed the 2006 second of his career, and he’d only led 24 laps Richmond. Chase after win- in the series prior to Friday. With the standings reset for the start of the Chase, Matt ning the title in NASCAR Images for Lecka/Getty Streeter Kenseth, with five wins, is the leader based on his 15 bonus 2005, didn’t make Clint Bowyer’s controversial spin points for race wins. Jimmie Johnson and Kyle Busch are tied for the cut this year brought out the caution flag; Bowyer second with 12 points, three for each of their four wins. Edwards because of injuries. denies that it was intentional. SPRINT CUP STANDINGS and Kevin Harvick are next with six bonus points, followed by Also not among the Greg Biffle and Logano with three apiece. elite this time is defending Cup champion Brad Keselowski, who 1. Matt Kenseth, 2,015 While Johnson was considered the favorite to win the Chase wound up 31 points outside the top 10. Interestingly, that’s the for much of the season, he enters the 10-race championship run same number of points he’s been penalized this year by NASCAR 2. Jimmie Johnson, 2,012 having finished 40th, 36th, 28th and 40th in the past four races. for rules infractions by his race team. But he said he’s looking forward and is not too worried about the Keselowski said the bottom line is that his cars just weren’t fast 3. Kyle Busch, 2,012 recent past. enough. “When I look at the Chase and the tracks that are in the Chase, “They haven’t been good enough and we haven’t executed as 4. Kevin Harvick, 2,006 those are tracks that we’re really good at historically, and when I well as we needed to,” he said. “We have work to do. At the end of look at August, August is normally tough on the 48, and this year the day, the thing about points is, it is the best measuring stick it was once again,” he said. “I’m not pleased with where we’re at, in sports. You know who deserves to be where because the results 5. Carl Edwards, 2,006 but I’m still very confident and feel that going into the Chase it’s speak for themselves. a clean sheet of paper for everybody, and we’re going to be where “We didn’t have enough results to get where we needed to be.” 6. Joey Logano, 2,003 we need to. Jeff Gordon missed the Chase for just the second time in his “People can speculate and wonder all week long, but I really career. He said he wasn’t sure why things haven’t worked out for 7. Greg Biffl e, 2,003 look forward to getting to Chicago and showing people what this his team this year. team has in it.” “I’m just bummed for this team,” he said. “They worked so hard, 8. Clint Bowyer, 2,000 Kurt Busch, the winner of the first-ever Chase back in 2004, and I don’t know why we’ve had the kind of rough year that got in this time with a single-car team, the first time that’s ever we’ve had. We’re going to do everything we can to go these next 9. Dale Earnhardt Jr., 2,000 happened. He did it with Colorado-based Furniture Row Racing, 10 races and step it up and get ourselves in position to be more which also makes it the first time a team not based in North competitive. 10. Kurt Busch, 2,000 Carolina made the championship hunt. “Hopefully, we can win a race or two and get ourselves in posi- “To make the Chase with these guys is an unbelievable feeling,” tion to go be in a better position when it comes to Richmond at 11. Kasey Kahne, 2,000 Busch said of the team he’ll be leaving at season’s end to move to this time next year.” Stewart-Haas Racing. “It’s been an 18-month work in progress, Ryan Newman, a four-time Chase participant, also missed the 12. Martin Truex Jr., 2,000 and I’ve been through a lot, and I’ve learned a lot, and I feel like cut this year. Jeff Burton sees ‘changing of the Sprint Cup guard’ with young drivers coming up The news last week that Jeff Burton wouldn’t be back next year as NUMERICALLY driver of the No. 31 Chevrolet at Richard Childress Racing is a sign that a significant changing of the guard is underway in NASCAR. Burton said he’d still like to continue to race in 2014, but SPEAKING acknowledged that his best opportunities likely are with younger teams trying to build their way into powerhouses like RCR and Roush Fenway Racing, the two teams where Burton has spent Top-five finishes this the majority of his career. And there’s speculation that Burton is year by Greg Biffle, a candidate to be a TV commentator when NBC returns to the 3 NASCAR scene in 2015. the fewest of any driver in Burton, 46, got the last of his 21 career Cup victories in 2008 the Chase for the Sprint and has just two top-five finishes in each of the past three sea- Cup. Jamie Squire/Getty Images for NASCAR Images for Jamie Squire/Getty Geoff Burke/Getty Images for NASCAR Geoff Images for Burke/Getty sons, including this year, to date. NASCAR Images for C. Cox/Getty Kevin A week ago, it was announced that A.J. Allmendinger would Ryan Blaney Ty Dillon Austin Dillon Points separating replace Bobby Labonte as the full-time driver of the No. 47 Toyota at JTG Daugherty Racing, leaving Labonte out of a ride. “I don’t believe that a 48-year-old stands less chance than a Nationwide Series Labonte, 49, has a championship and 23 career Cup wins, but none 28-year-old,” he said. “If someone can show me why, emotionally, 16 points leader Sam since 2003, and he’s had only one top-five finish since 2009. physically, what happens at 48 that wouldn’t allow you to drive a Hornish Jr. and second- Labonte’s brother, Terry, a two-time champion and winner of 22 race car as fast as a guy that’s 28, I’m more than willing to listen. Cup races, has run a limited schedule since 2004 and hasn’t won But I don’t understand it. place Austin Dillon. since 2003. Bill Elliott, the 1988 Cup champion and a 44-time win- “So I think it has to do more with desire and dedication.” ner, hasn’t announced his retirement, but he only ran two races last What Burton does see clearly is a changing of the Sprint Cup Consecutive Sprint year and hasn’t entered a race this season. guard, and he seems OK with that. Cup seasons with Even Mark Martin’s future is uncertain. The 54-year-old driver has “We’re on the beginning edge of seeing a lot of new drivers coming 21 been sharing a ride in the No. 55 Toyota at Michael Waltrip Racing into this sport,” he said. “I’m 46 years old, and I’m one of those guys at least one pole for with Brian Vickers and team owner Michael Waltrip, but his last win that everybody wants my seat, but it’s time. It’s time for us to have Jeff Gordon, whose pole at was in 2009 and he has just one top-five finish in 19 starts this season. some new drivers come in. We really haven’t had a lot of new drivers Richmond broke a tie with Burton said on a teleconference last week that he’s been thinking coming in to the Cup series or even into the Nationwide or Trucks.” about why he hasn’t been able to achieve the same success as his He mentioned up-and-comers like Ryan Blaney, Kyle Larson, Kyle David Pearson and gave teammate Kevin Harvick, who is a consistent top-10 driver and a Benjamin, brothers Ty and Austin Dillon, his nephew Jeb Burton him the all-time record. part of this year’s Chase for the Sprint Cup. and Burton’s own son Harrison, who is already winning Late Model “What’s been difficult for me is why is it that [Harvick’s team] races at the tender age of 12. Track qualifying can run the way they run and we haven’t been able to keep step,” “You’ve got just so many young drivers that are going to really Burton said. “That’s been difficult for not only me, but the whole have a place in this sport, and our sport needs young drivers; it records broken this RCR company, because over the last two years, they’ve been the only needs new blood,” he said. “The tide’s got to run in, and it’s got to 14 season by Sprint team that’s made the Chase.” run out, right? And with that new tide comes new stuff. It’s time. It’s Cup drivers. Burton, like a lot of aging drivers, doesn’t believe birthdays are a been a long time since we haven’t had a crop of young drivers. It’s factor. exciting to see them come in. It really is.” gpn11 NOTICE OF SALE UNDER POWER GEORGIA, LUMPKIN COUNTY THIS LAW FIRM IS ACTING AS A DEBT COLLECTOR ATTEMPTING TO COLLECT A DEBT. ANY INFOR- MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE. Under and by virtue of the Power of Sale contained in a Security Deed giv- en by Linda A. Walden to Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. as nominee for American Mortgage Network, Inc., its successors and as- signs , dated February 6, 2007, record- ed in Deed Book 1026, Page 535, Lumpkin County, Georgia Records, as last transferred to JPMorgan Chase Bank, National Association by assign- ment recorded in Deed Book 1250, Page 54, Lumpkin County, Georgia Records,conveying the after-described property to secure a Note in the origi- nal principal amount of FOUR HUN- DRED TWELVE THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED AND 0/100 DOLLARS ($412,500.00), with interest thereon as set forth therein, there will be sold at public outcry to the highest bidder for cash before the courthouse door of Lumpkin County, Georgia, or at such place as may be lawfully designated as an alternative, within the legal hours of sale on the first Tuesday in October, 2013, the following described property: SEE EXHIBIT "A" ATTACHED HERETO AND MADE A PART HERE- OF The debt secured by said Security Deed has been and is hereby declared due because of, among other possible events of default, failure to pay the in- debtedness as and when due and in the manner provided in the Note and Security Deed. The debt remaining in default, this sale will be made for the purpose of paying the same and all ex- penses of this sale, as provided in Se- curity Deed and by law, including attor- ney's fees (notice of intent to collect at- gpn11 torne's fees having been given). Said NOTICE OF SALE UNDER POWER property will be sold subject to any out- GEORGIA, LUMPKIN COUNTY standing ad valorem taxes (including THIS LAW FIRM IS ACTING AS A taxes which are a lien, but not yet due gpn11 DEBT COLLECTOR ATTEMPTING and payable), any matters which might NOTICE OF SALE UNDER POWER TO COLLECT A DEBT. ANY INFOR- be disclosed by an accurate survey Georgia, Lumpkin County MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED and inspection of the property, any as- Under and by virtue of the Power of FOR THAT PURPOSE. sessments, liens, encumbrances, zon- Sale contained in that certain Security Under and by virtue of the Power of ing ordinances, restrictions, covenants, Deed given by Carl Bradley Ander- Sale contained in a Security Deed giv- and matters of record superior to the son (the "Grantor") to Regions Bank en by Wesley Micah Porter to Mort- Security Deed first set out above. JP- (the "Lender") dated September 6, gage Electronic Registration Systems, Morgan Chase Bank, National Associ- 2002 and recorded September 11, Inc., dated May 25, 2007, recorded in ation is the holder of the Note and Se- 2002 in Deed Book Y29, Page 268, gpn11 Deed Book 1044, Page 174, Lumpkin curity Deed to the property in accor- Lumpkin County, Georgia official NOTICE OF SALE UNDER POWER County, Georgia Records, as last dance with OCGA § 44-14-162.2. records, as affected by that certain GEORGIA, LUMPKIN COUNTY transferred to Countrywide Home The entity that has full authority to Modification of Security Deed by and THIS LAW FIRM IS ACTING AS A Loans Servicing, LP by assignment negotiate, amend, and modify all terms between Grantor and Lender dated DEBT COLLECTOR ATTEMPTING recorded in Deed Book 1121, Page of the mortgage with the debtor is: JP- November 14, 2002 and recorded TO COLLECT A DEBT. ANY INFOR- 321, Lumpkin County, Georgia Morgan Chase Bank, National Associ- November 22, 2002 in Deed Book J30, MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED Records,conveying the after-described ation, 3415 Vision Drive, Columbus, Page 61, aforesaid records, as affect- FOR THAT PURPOSE. property to secure a Note in the origi- OH 43219, 800-446-8939. ed by that certain Modification of Secu- Under and by virtue of the Power of nal principal amount of ONE HUN- To the best knowledge and belief of rity Deed by and between Grantor and Sale contained in a Security Deed giv- DRED FIFTY-FIVE THOUSAND FIVE the undersigned, the party in posses- Lender dated February 27, 2006 and en by Ronald R. Rairigh, Sr. and HUNDRED SIXTY-FIVE AND 0/100 sion of the property is James Wyman recorded April 3, 2006 in Deed Book Brenda R. Rairigh aka Brenda B. DOLLARS ($155,565.00), with interest Walden, Estate of Linda A Walden and Q37, Page 172, aforesaid records Rairigh to Mortgage Electronic Regis- thereon as set forth therein, there will Wyman Walden or a tenant or tenants (hereinafter referred to as the "Security tration Systems, Inc. as nominee for be sold at public outcry to the highest and said property is more commonly Deed"), conveying the property de- First National Bank of Arizona, its suc- bidder for cash before the courthouse known as 262 Jack Walker RD, scribed below to secure repayment of cessors and assigns, dated February door of Lumpkin County, Georgia, or at Dahlonega, Georgia 30533. The sale (i) that certain Promissory Note dated 26, 2007, recorded in Deed Book such place as may be lawfully desig- will be conducted subject (1) to confir- February 27, 2006 made payable by 1034, Page 721, Lumpkin County, nated as an alternative, within the le- mation that the sale is not prohibited Grantor in the maximum principal Georgia Records, as last transferred to gal hours of sale on the first Tuesday under the U.S. Bankruptcy Code and amount of $591,720.53, together with JPMorgan Chase Bank, National As- in October, 2013, the following de- (2) to final confirmation andA5 audit of the interest thereon as set forth therein (to- sociation by assignment recorded in scribed property: status of the loan with the holder of the gether with any and all prior notes, Deed Book 1239, Page 401, Lumpkin SEE EXTheHIBI TDahlonega "A" ATTACH Nugget,ED security Dahlonega, deed. Ga., Septemberamendment 11,s or2013, modifi caPagetions, 5C the County, Georgia Records,conveying HERETO AND MADE A PART HERE- JPMorgan Chase Bank, National "Note"); and (ii) any and all other obli- the after-described property to secure OF Association as Attorney in Fact for Lin- gations, debts and liabilities, plus inter- a Note in the original principal amount The debt secured by said Security da A. Walden est thereon, of Grantor to Lender, Legal Advertisements Legalof TWO HUNDRE AdvertisementsD THIRTEEN Deed has been and is hereby declared McCalla Raymer, LLC whether now existing or hereafter aris- THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED due because of, among other possible 1544 Old Alabama Road ing (together with any and all amend- gpn11 gpn11 FIFTY AND 0/100 DOLLARS events of default, failure to pay the in- Roswell, Georgia 30076 ments, assignments or modifications, NOTICE OF SALE UNDER POWER NOTICE OF SALE UNDER POWER ($213,750.00), with interest thereon as debtedness as and when due and in www.foreclosurehotline.net MR/grt collectively hereinafter referred to as LUMPKIN COUNTY LUMPKIN COUNTY set forth therein, there will be sold at the manner provided in the Note and 10/1/13 the "Secured Indebtedness"), there will Pursuant to the Power of Sale con- Pursuant to the Power of Sale con- public outcry to the highest bidder for Security Deed. The debt remaining in Our file no. 5485713-FT3 be sold at public outcry to the highest tained in a Security Deed given by tained in a Security Deed given by cash before the courthouse door of default, this sale will be made for the EXHIBIT "A" bidder for cash before the Courthouse Phyllis Johnson and Thomas John- Mary Jo Scoggins and Hugh Scog- Lumpkin County, Georgia within the le- purpose of paying the same and all ex- All that tract or parcel of land lying door of Lumpkin County, Georgia, son to Mortgage Electronic Registra- gins to Mortgage Electronic Registra- gal hours of sale on the first Tuesday penses of this sale, as provided in Se- and being in Land Lot 816 of the 11th within the legal hours of sale on the tion Systems, Inc., as nominee for tion Systems, Inc., as nominee for in October, 2013, the following de- curity Deed and by law, including attor- District, 1st section of Lumpkin County, first Tuesday in October, 2013 (being American Mortgage Network, Inc. dat- Home America Mortgage, Inc. dated scribed property: ney's fees (notice of intent to collect at- Georgia and being 10.00 acres, more October 1, 2013) the following de- ed 4/15/2008 and recorded in Deed 8/25/2003 and recorded in Deed Book Parcel/Tax ID # 064309 All that torney's fees having been given). or less, and being more particularly de- scribed parcel of real property together Book 1091 Page 365, Lumpkin Coun- H32 Page 534, Lumpkin County, Geor- tract or parcel of land lying and being Said property will be sold subject to scribed according to Plat by Henry with all improvements, fixtures, ease- ty, Georgia records; as last transferred gia records; as last transferred to or in Land Lot 583 of the 12th District, 1st any outstanding ad valorem taxes (in- Grady Jarrard, registered land survey- ments, hereditaments, rights, mem- to or acquired by Wells Fargo Bank, acquired by Wells Fargo Bank, NA, Section, Lumpkin County, Georgia, be- cluding taxes which are a lien, but not or, dated June 29, 1976 and being bers, appurtenances, and personalty NA, conveying the after-described conveying the after-described property ing Lot 108 of Crooked Creek Subdivi- yet due and payable), any matters recorded in Plat Book 4, Page 229, located thereon and described in the property to secure a Note in the origi- to secure a Note in the original princi- sion, Phase II, as per plat thereof which might be disclosed by an accu- Lumpkin County, Georgia records. Security Deed: nal principal amount of $ 168,490.00, pal amount of $ 97,864.00, with inter- recorded in Plat Cabinet 1, slide 110, rate survey and inspection of the prop- Said plat being incorporated herein All that tract or parcel of land lying with interest at the rate specified there- est at the rate specified therein, there pages 186A and 187-195, Lumpkin erty, any assessments, liens, encum- and made a part hereof by reference. and being in Land Lot 1147 of the 12th in, there will be sold by the under- will be sold by the undersigned at pub- County, Georgia records, which brances, zoning ordinances, restric- MR/grt 10/1/13 Our file no. 5485713 - District, 1st Section of Lumpkin Coun- signed at public outcry to the highest lic outcry to the highest bidder for cash recorded plat is incorporated herein by tions, covenants, and matters of record FT3 ty, Georgia, consisting of 5.537 acres, bidder for cash before the Courthouse before the Courthouse door of Lump- reference and made a part of this de- superior to the Security Deed first set more or less, together with all improve- gpn11 door of Lumpkin County, Georgia, kin County, Georgia, within the legal scription. Subject to all easements and out above. ments located thereon, and being STATE OF GEORGIA within the legal hours of sale on Octo- hours of sale on October 01, 2013 (be- restrictions of record. Bank of America, N.A., successor more particularly set out on a plat of COUNTY OF LUMPKIN ber 01, 2013 (being the first Tuesday ing the first Tuesday of said month un- Being the same property conveyed by merger to BAC Home Loans Servic- survey dated February 12, 1997, pre- NOTICE OF SALE UNDER POWER of said month unless said date falls on less said date falls on a Federal Holi- to Ronald R. Rairigh, Sr. and Brenda ing, LP fka Countrywide Home Loans pared for Carl Bradley Anderson and Under and by virtue of the power of a Federal Holiday), the following de- day), the following described property: B. Rairigh, as JTWRS from Crooked Servicing, LP is the holder of the Note Nathan Scott Anderson by Michael sale contained in a Security Deed from scribed property: ALL THAT TRACT OR PARCEL Creek Builders by deed dated June 30, and Security Deed to the property in Stewart Kelley, Georgia Registered ALLEN GARCIA, AMY GARCIA and All that tract or parcel of land lying OF LAND LYING AND BEING IN 2006, of record in Book 995, Page 68 accordance with OCGA § 44-14-162.2. Land Surveyor. This plat is recorded NELL D. CHILDERS to UNITED and being in Land Lot 99, 1st District, LAND LOTS 213, 226, AND 227 IN in the records for Lumpkin County, GA. The entity that has full authority to in Plat Book 30, Page 170, Lumpkin COMMUNITY BANK, dated June 5, Lumpkin County, Georgia, containing THE 13TH DISTRICT, 1ST SECTION Being the same property previously negotiate, amend, and modify all terms County Records, and is incorporated 1998, recorded June 11, 1998, in Deed 1.02 acres, and being shown as Tract OF LUMPKIN COUNTY, GEORGIA, conveyed to Crooked Creek Builders, of the mortgage with the debtor is: herein by reference for a more detailed Book C20, Page 49, Lumpkin County, "A" on a plat of survey for Jerry Dean CONSISTING OF 1.015 ACRES, LLC from MDR Development by deed Bank of America, N.A., 2270 Lakeside description. Georgia records, as last modified by Ayers, dated October 8, 1997 by Fred- MORE OR LESS, BEING LOT 9, OF dated December 6, 2004, of record n Blvd, Richardson, TX 75082, 1-888- This property is conveyed subject Modification of Security Deed dated erick F. Kaufman, Georgia Registered HICKORY RIDGE SUBDIVISION, AC- Book C37, Page 495 in the records for 219-7773. to all easements for roads and utilities August 3, 2012, recorded in Deed Land Surveyor #1774, and being more CORDING TO A PLAT OF SURVEY Lumpkin County, GA. To the best knowledge and belief of in use or of record. Book 1223, Page 191, Lumpkin Coun- particularly described as follows: PREPARED AUGUST 1, 1992, BY The debt secured by said Security the undersigned, the party in posses- The above-described property is ty, Georgia records, said Security To find the True Point of Beginning, MICHAEL STEWART KELLEY, Deed has been and is hereby declared sion of the property is Wesley Micah commonly known as 306 Crabapple Deed being given to secure a Note begin at a point located at the common GEORGIA REGISTERED SURVEY- due because of, among other possible Porter or a tenant or tenants and said Place, Dahlonega, Lumpkin County, from ALLEN GARCIA, AMY GARCIA corner of Land Lots 109, 100, 99 and OR, WHICH IS RECORDED IN PLAT events of default, failure to pay the in- property is more commonly known as Georgia 30533, according to the and NELL D. CHILDERS dated August 110, thence South 01 degrees 08 min- BOOK 26, PAGE 109, LUMPKIN debtedness as and when due and in 468 Gold Ridge Road, Dahlonega, present system of numbering property 3, 2012, in the original principal utes 31 seconds West a distance of COUNTY, GEORGIA RECORDS, the manner provided in the Note and Georgia 30533. in Lumpkin County, Georgia. amount of Thirty Three Thousand Four 833.22 feet to a 1/2" rebar; thence WHICH PLAT IS INCORPORATED Security Deed. The sale will be conducted subject The Secured Indebtedness has Hundred Fifty Seven and 02/100 South 01 degrees 08 minutes 31 sec- HEREIN BY REFERENCE AND The debt remaining in default, this (1) to confirmation that the sale is not been and is hereby accelerated and ($33,457.02) Dollars, with interest from onds West a distance of 200.62 feet to MADE A PART HEREOF BY REFER- sale will be made for the purpose of prohibited under the U.S. Bankruptcy declared due because of, among other date at a rate per cent per annum on a 1/2" rebar located on the northerly ENCE. paying the same and all expenses of Code and (2) to final confirmation and possible events of default, failure to the unpaid balance until paid; there will side of the right of way of Norman Bell THIS BEING THE SAME PROP- this sale, as provided in Security Deed audit of the status of the loan with the pay the Secured Indebtedness as and be sold by the undersigned at public Road (80 foot right of way); thence ERTY CONVEY TO ARTHUR D. and by law, including attorney's fees holder of the security deed. when due and in the manner provided outcry to the highest bidder for cash South 68 degrees 06 minutes 28 sec- MARTINSON AND LILLIAN P. MAR- (notice of intent to collect attorney's Bank of America, N.A., successor in the instruments evidencing the Se- before the Courthouse door at Lump- onds East a distance of 43.33 feet to a TINSON UNDER A WARRANTY fees having been given). JPMorgan by merger to BAC Home Loans Servic- cured Indebtedness and Security kin County, Georgia, within the legal point; which point is the True Point of DEED FROM ZANE WELCHEL DAT- Chase Bank, National Association ing, LP fka Countrywide Home Loans Deed. The Secured Indebtedness re- hours of sale on the first Tuesday in Beginning; from the True Point of Be- ED AUGUST 10, 1996, WHICH IS holds the Note and Security Deed to Servicing, LP as Attorney in Fact for maining in default, the sale will be October, 2013, the following described ginning thus established, proceed RECORDED IN DEED BOOK M-16, the above-referenced property and Wesley Micah Porter made for purposes of paying the same property: North 19 degrees 12 minutes 01 sec- PAGE 109, LUMPKIN COUNTY, services the above-referenced loan on McCalla Raymer, LLC and all expenses of this sale, as pro- All that tract or parcel of land lying onds West a distance of 59.03 feet to GEORGIA RECORDS. behalf of the current owner of the loan: 1544 Old Alabama Road vided in the Security Deed and by law, and being in Land Lots 395 and 396 of a point; thence North 01 degrees 08 The debt secured by said Security Federal National Mortgage Association Roswell, Georgia 30076 including attorney's fees (written notice the 12th District and 1st Section of minutes 31 seconds East a distance of Deed has been and is hereby declared ("Fannie Mae"). »JPMorgan Chase www.foreclosurehotline.net of intent to collect attorney's fees hav- Lumpkin County Georgia, containing 157.71 feet to a point; thence South 80 due because of, among other possible Bank, National Association can be MR/lm7 10/1/13 ing been given). 1.09 acres, more or less, as per a plat degrees 33 minutes 49 seconds East a events of default, failure to pay the in- contacted at 800-848-9136 or by writ- Our file no. 5169409-FT10 Said property will be sold subject to of survey prepared for Carlton and distance of 229.79 feet to a 1/2" rebar; debtedness as and when due and in ing to 7255 Baymeadows Way, Jack- EXHIBIT "A" any outstanding ad valorem taxes (in- Jimmy Butler by Georgia Piedmont thence South 11 degrees 41 minutes the manner provided in the Note and sonville, FL 32256, to discuss possible All that tract or parcel of land lying cluding taxes which are a lien, but not Ltd., Georgia Registered Surveyors, 57 seconds West a distance of 218.77 Security Deed. The debt remaining in alternatives to foreclosure, and has the and being in Land Lot 102 of the 11th yet due and payable), any matters dated May 14, 1987, recorded in Plat feet to a point located on the northerly default, this sale will be made for the authority to negotiate, amend or modify District, Lumpkin County, Georgia, Be- which might be disclosed by an accu- Book 19, Page 40, Lumpkin County side of the 80 foot right of way of Nor- purpose of paying the same and all ex- the terms of the loan. Said property will ing Lots 10 and 11 of Yellow Creek Es- rate survey and inspection of the prop- Records. Said plat of survey is incor- man Bell Road; thence North 80 de- penses of this sale, as provided in the be sold subject to any outstanding ad tates Subdivision, as per Plat recorded erty, any assessments, liens, encum- porated herein by reference for a more grees 21 minutes 45 seconds West a Security Deed and by law, including at- valorem taxes (including taxes which in Plat Book 22, Page 9, and as shown brances, zoning ordinances, restric- particular description of the above distance of 88.33 to a point; thence torney's fees (notice of intent to collect are a lien, but not yet due and on "Reconfigured" plats of record in tions, covenants and matters of record property. North 73 degrees 18 minutes 06 sec- attorney's fees having been given). payable), any matters which might be Plat Cabinet ONE, Slide 117, Pages superior to the Security Deed. The debt secured by said Security onds West a distance of 82.44 feet to Said property is commonly known disclosed by an accurate survey and 128A and 128B, Lumpkin County, To the best knowledge and belief of Deed has been and is hereby declared a point; which is the True Point of Be- as 205 Hickory Ridge Court, Daw- inspection of the property, any assess- Georgia records, which Plat is incorpo- the undersigned, the party in posses- due because of, among other possible ginning. sonville, GA 30534 together with all ments, liens, encumbrances, zoning rated herein and made a part hereof by sion of the property is the Grantor or a events of default, failure to pay the in- Also, conveyed herewith is an fixtures and personal property attached ordinances, restrictions, covenants, reference. tenant or tenants claiming through it. debtedness as and when due and in easement for ingress and egress to to and constituting a part of said prop- and matters of record superior to the MR/lm7 10/1/13 REGIONS BANK, Attorney-in-Fact the manner provided in the Note and subject property from Norman Bell erty, if any. To the best knowledge and Security Deed first set out above. Our file no. 5169409 - FT10 and Agent for Carl Bradley Anderson Security Deed. The debt remaining in Road across Tract "B" which ease- belief of the undersigned, the party (or To the best knowledge and belief of Ryan D. Thompson gpn11 default, this sale will be made for the ment is more particularly shown on parties) in possession of the subject the undersigned, the party in posses- Burr & Forman LLP NOTICE OF SALE UNDER POWER purpose of paying the same and all ex- said plat of survey, a copy of which is property is (are): Hugh Scoggins and sion of the property is Ronald R. 420 North 20th Street, Suite 3400 GEORGIA, LUMPKIN COUNTY penses of this sale, as provided in the attached as Exhibit "B" on Warranty Mary Jo Scoggins or tenant or tenants. Rairigh, Sr. and Brenda B. Rairigh or a Birmingham, Alabama 35203 THIS LAW FIRM IS ACTING AS A Security Deed and by law, including at- Deed recorded in Deed Book K 36, Wells Fargo Bank, NA is the entity tenant or tenants and said property is Email: [email protected] DEBT COLLECTOR ATTEMPTING torney's fees (notice of intent to collect Page 50 and made a part hereof by or individual designated who shall more commonly known as 716 Telephone: (205) 458-5397 TO COLLECT A DEBT. ANY INFOR- attorney's fees having been given). reference. have full authority to negotiate, amend Crooked Creek Dr., Dahlonega, Facsimile: (205) 714-6979 MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED Said property will be sold subject to The debt secured by said Security and modify all terms of the mortgage. Georgia 30533. The sale will be con- THE LAW FIRM IS ACTING AS A FOR THAT PURPOSE. any outstanding ad valorem taxes (in- Deed has been and is hereby declared Wells Fargo Bank, NA ducted subject (1) to confirmation that DEBT COLLECTOR ATTEMPTING Under and by virtue of the Power of cluding taxes which are a lien, but not due because of, among other possible Loss Mitigation the sale is not prohibited under the TO COLLECT A DEBT. ANY INFOR- Sale contained in a Security Deed giv- yet due and payable), any matters events of default, failure to pay the in- 3476 Stateview Boulevard U.S. Bankruptcy Code and (2) to final MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED en by Linda A. Walden to Mortgage which might be disclosed by an accu- debtedness as and when due and in Fort Mill, SC 29715 confirmation and audit of the status of FOR THAT PURPOSE. Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. rate survey and inspection of the prop- the manner provided in the Note and 1-800-662-5014 the loan with the holder of the security as nominee for American Mortgage erty, any assessments, liens, ease- Security Deed. The debt remaining in Note, however, that such entity or deed. gpn11 Network, Inc., its successors and as- ments, encumbrances, zoning ordi- default, this sale will be made for the individual is not required by law to ne- JPMorgan Chase Bank, National NOTICE OF SALE UNDER POWER signs , dated February 6, 2007, record- nances, restrictions, covenants, and purpose of paying the same and all ex- gotiate, amend or modify the terms of Association as Attorney in Fact for Georgia, Lumpkin County ed in Deed Book 1026, Page 535, matters of record superior to the Secu- penses of this sale, as provided in the the loan. Ronald R. Rairigh, Sr. and Brenda R. Under and by virtue of the Power of Lumpkin County, Georgia Records, as rity Deed first set out above. Security Deed and by law, including at- Said property will be sold subject Rairigh aka Brenda B. Rairigh Sale contained in that certain Security last transferred to JPMorgan Chase To the best knowledge and belief of torney's fees (notice of intent to collect to: (a) any outstanding ad valorem tax- Johnson & Freedman, LLC Deed given by Carl Bradley Ander- Bank, National Association by assign- the undersigned, the party in posses- attorney's fees having been given). es (including taxes which are a lien, 1587 Northeast Expressway son and Ritchie Blain Anderson ment recorded in Deed Book 1250, sion of the property is ALLEN GAR- Said property is commonly known but not yet due and payable), (b) un- Atlanta, Georgia 30329 DBA Crabapple II Apartments (the Page 54, Lumpkin County, Georgia CIA, AMY GARCIA and NELL D. as 311 Norman Bell Road, Mur- paid water or sewage bills that consti- (770) 234-9181 "Grantors") to Regions Bank (the Records,conveying the after-described CHILDERS or a tenant or tenants. ryville, GA 30564 together with all fix- tute a lien against the property whether www.jflegal.com "Lender") dated April 29, 2002 and property to secure a Note in the origi- UNITED COMMUNITY BANK, tures and personal property attached due and payable or not yet due and MSP/vb6 10/1/13 recorded May 1, 2002 in Deed Book nal principal amount of FOUR HUN- as attorney in Fact for ALLEN to and constituting a part of said prop- payable and which may not be of Our file no. 1968510-FT20 G29, Page 165, Lumpkin County, GARCIA, AMY GARCIA and NELL D. erty, if any. To the best knowledge and record, (c) the right of redemption of DRED TWELVE THOUSAND FIVE Georgia official records, as affected by CHILDERS belief of the undersigned, the party (or any taxing authority, (d) any matters gpn16 HUNDRED AND 0/100 DOLLARS that certain Modification of Security L. Lou Allen parties) in possession of the subject which might be disclosed by an accu- NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ($412,500.00), with interest thereon as Deed by and between Grantors and Stites & Harbison, PLLC property is (are): Phyllis Johnson and rate survey and inspection of the prop- The Housing Authority of the City of set forth therein, there will be sold at Lender dated May 25, 2005 and 520 West Main Street Thomas Johnson or tenant or tenants. erty, and (e) any assessments, liens, Dahlonega has developed its Five public outcry to the highest bidder for recorded July 20, 2005 in Deed Book Blue Ridge, Georgia 30513 Wells Fargo Bank, NA is the entity encumbrances, zoning ordinances, re- Year Public Housing Agency Plan in cash before the courthouse door of D36, Page 697, aforesaid records (706) 632-7923 or individual designated who shall strictions, covenants, and matters of compliance with the Quality Housing Lumpkin County, Georgia, or at such (hereinafter referred to as the "Security place as may be lawfully designated File No. 7484A-03538 have full authority to negotiate, amend record superior to the Security Deed and Work Responsibility Act of 1998. Deed"), conveying the property de- THIS LAW FIRM IS ATTEMPTING and modify all terms of the mortgage. first set out above. The Dahlonega Housing Authority as an alternative, within the legal hours scribed below to secure repayment of TO COLLECT A DEBT. ANY INFOR- Wells Fargo Bank, NA The sale will be conducted subject will conduct a Public Hearing October of sale on the first Tuesday in October, (i) that certain Promissory Note dated MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED Loss Mitigation to (1) confirmation that the sale is not 15, 2013, at 11:00 in the Community 2013, the following described property: June 30, 2008 made payable by FOR THAT PURPOSE. 3476 Stateview Boulevard prohibited under the U.S. Bankruptcy Room of the Main Office located at SEE EXHIBIT "A" ATTACHED Grantors in the maximum principal HERETO AND MADE A PART HERE- amount of $318,654.20 (the "Note"), Fort Mill, SC 29715 Code; and (2) final confirmation and 90 Thompson Circle, Dahlonega, gpn11 OF together with interest thereon as set 1-800-662-5014 audit of the status of the loan with the Ga. 30533. The purpose of this hear- NOTICE OF SALE UNDER POWER The debt secured by said Security forth therein (together with any and all Note, however, that such entity or holder of the Security Deed. Pursuant ing is to discuss the progress of the 5 Georgia, Lumpkin County Deed has been and is hereby declared prior notes, amendments or modifica- individual is not required by law to ne- to O.C.G.A. Section 9-13-172.1, which Year Agency Plan through submission Under and by virtue of the Power of due because of, among other possible tions); and (ii) any and all other obliga- gotiate, amend or modify the terms of allows for certain procedures regarding of its Annual Agency Plan (for year Sale contained in that certain Security events of default, failure to pay the in- tions, debts and liabilities, plus interest the loan. the rescission of judicial and non-judi- 2014) and to invite public comment re- Deed given by Carl Bradley Ander- debtedness as and when due and in thereon, of Grantor to Lender, whether Said property will be sold subject cial sales in the State of Georgia, the garding the plan. A draft copy of the son (the "Grantor") to Regions Bank the manner provided in the Note and now existing or hereafter arising (to- to: (a) any outstanding ad valorem tax- Deed Under Power and other foreclo- plan is available for review prior to the (the "Lender") dated September 6, Security Deed. The debt remaining in gether with any and all amendments, es (including taxes which are a lien, sure documents may not be provided meeting at the above address. The 2002 and recorded September 11, default, this sale will be made for the assignments or modifications, collec- but not yet due and payable), (b) un- until final confirmation and audit of the Housing Authority hours of operation 2002 in Deed Book Y29, Page 268, purpose of paying the same and all ex- tively hereinafter referred to as the paid water or sewage bills that consti- status of the loan as provided immedi- are 9:00 a.m to 2:00 p.m. Monday Lumpkin County, Georgia official penses of this sale, as provided in Se- "Secured Indebtedness"), there will be tute a lien against the property whether ately above. through Friday. Telephone 706-864- records, as affected by that certain curity Deed and by law, including attor- sold at public outcry to the highest bid- due and payable or not yet due and Wells Fargo Bank, NA as agent 3758. Modification of Security Deed by and ney's fees (notice of intent to collect at- der for cash before the Courthouse payable and which may not be of and Attorney in Fact for Mary Jo Scog- between Grantor and Lender dated gpn11 torne's fees having been given). Said door of Lumpkin County, Georgia, record, (c) the right of redemption of gins and Hugh Scoggins November 14, 2002 and recorded NOTICE OF SALE UNDER POWER property will be sold subject to any out- within the legal hours of sale on the any taxing authority, (d) any matters Aldridge Connors, LLP, 15 Pied- November 22, 2002 in Deed Book J30, GEORGIA, LUMPKIN COUNTY standing ad valorem taxes (including first Tuesday in October, 2013 (being which might be disclosed by an accu- mont Center, 3575 Piedmont Road, Page 61, aforesaid records, as affect- THIS LAW FIRM IS ACTING AS A taxes which are a lien, but not yet due October 1, 2013) the following de- rate survey and inspection of the prop- N.E., Suite 500, Atlanta, Georgia ed by that certain Modification of Secu- DEBT COLLECTOR ATTEMPTING and payable), any matters which might scribed parcel of real property together erty, and (e) any assessments, liens, 30305, (404) 994-7400. rity Deed by and between Grantor and TO COLLECT A DEBT. ANY INFOR- be disclosed by an accurate survey with all improvements, fixtures, ease- encumbrances, zoning ordinances, re- 1000-667498857A Lender dated February 27, 2006 and MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED and inspection of the property, any as- ments, hereditaments, rights, mem- strictions, covenants, and matters of THIS LAW FIRM MAY BE ACTING recorded April 3, 2006 in Deed Book FOR THAT PURPOSE. sessments, liens, encumbrances, zon- bers, appurtenances, and personalty record superior to the Security Deed AS A DEBT COLLECTOR ATTEMPT- Q37, Page 172, aforesaid records Under and by virtue of the Power of ing ordinances, restrictions, covenants, located thereon and described in the first set out above. ING TO COLLECT A DEBT. ANY IN- (hereinafter referred to as the "Security Sale contained in a Security Deed giv- and matters of record superior to the Security Deed: SEX The sale will be conducted subject FORMATION OBTAINED WILL BE Deed"), conveying the property de- en by Wesley Micah Porter to Mort- Security Deed first set out above. JP- All that tract or parcel of land lying to (1) confirmation that the sale is not USED FOR THAT PURPOSE. 1000- scribed below to secure repayment of OFFENDER gage Electronic Registration Systems, Morgan Chase Bank, National Associ- and being in Land Lot 1148 in the 12th prohibited under the U.S. Bankruptcy 667498857A (i) that certain Promissory Note dated Robert Inc., dated May 25, 2007, recorded in ation is the holder of the Note and Se- District, 1st Section of Lumpkin Coun- Code; and (2) final confirmation and February 27, 2006 made payable by gpn11 Deed Book 1044, Page 174, Lumpkin curity Deed to the property in accor- ty, Georgia, consisVanceting of 4.10 Bibb acres, audit of the status of the loan with the Grantor in the maximum principal Address: 128 NOTICE OF SALE UNDER POWER County, Georgia Records, as last dance with OCGA § 44-14-162.2. more or less, and being more fully de- holder of the Security Deed. Pursuant amount of $591,720.53, together with Headwaters Trail, GEORGIA, LUMPKIN COUNTY transferred to Countrywide Home The entity that has full authority to scribed and delineatedDahlonega, as Tr acGAt "B30533" ac- to O.C.G.A. Section 9-13-172.1, which interest thereon as set forth therein (to- THIS LAW FIRM IS ACTING AS A Loans Servicing, LP by assignment negotiate, amend, and modify all terms cording to a04/18/2005 Plat of inSu Cherokeervey pr Countyepared allows for certain procedures regarding gether with any and all prior notes, Arrested: DEBT COLLECTOR ATTEMPTING recorded in Deed Book 1121, Page of the mortgage with the debtor is: JP- September 14, 1989, by Michael L. the rescission of judicial and non-judi- amendments or modifications, the Conviction: SEXUAL TO COLLECT A DEBT. ANY INFOR- 321, Lumpkin County, Georgia Morgan Chase Bank, National Associ- Scupin, Georgia Registered Surveyor, cial sales in the State of Georgia, the "Note"); and (ii) any and all other obli- EXPLOITATION OF CHILDREN MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED Records,conveying the after-described ation, 3415 Vision Drive, Columbus, whConvictedich is re inco Superiorrded in Court Plat of Book 21, Deed Under Power and other foreclo- gations, debts and liabilities, plus inter- Cherokee County FOR THAT PURPOSE. property to secure a Note in the origi- OH 43219, 800-446-8939. Page 172, Lumpkin County Records sure documents may not be provided est thereon, of Grantor to Lender, For additional information regarding cp9113b Under and by virtue of the Power of nal principal amount of ONE HUN- To the best knowledge and belief of and which is incorporated by reference until final confirmation and audit of the whether now existing or hereafter aris- Sex Offender Registry, GBI website Sale contained in a Security Deed giv- DRED FIFTY-FIVE THOUSAND FIVE the undersigned, the party in posses- herein.address: This http://gbi.georgia.gov is the same property status of the loan as provided immedi- ing (together with any and all amend- en by Ronald R. Rairigh, Sr. and HUNDRED SIXTY-FIVE AND 0/100 sion of the property is James Wyman which was conveyed to Carl Bradley ately above. ments, assignments or modifications, Brenda R. Rairigh aka Brenda B. DOLLARS ($155,565.00), with interest Walden, Estate of Linda A Walden and Anderson and Ritchie Blain Anderson Wells Fargo Bank, NA as agent collectively hereinafter referred to as Rairigh to Mortgage Electronic Regis- thereon as set forth therein, there will Wyman Walden or a tenant or tenants under a Warranty Deed from Hayward and Attorney in Fact for Phyllis John- the "Secured Indebtedness"), there will tration Systems, Inc. as nominee for be sold at public outcry to the highest and said property is more commonly POLICY CONCERNINGAnderso Pn andAYMENT Joyce Ande OFrson dated son and Thomas Johnson be sold at public outcry to the highest First National Bank of Arizona, its suc- bidder for cash before the courthouse known as 262 Jack Walker RD, December 1, 2000, which is recorded Aldridge Connors, LLP, 15 Pied- bidder for cash before thEGALe CourthouseDVERTISING cessors and assigns, dated February door of Lumpkin County, Georgia, or at Dahlonega, Georgia 30533. The sale L A in Deed Book S-26, Pages 145-147, mont Center, 3575 Piedmont Road, door of Lumpkin County, Georgia, 26, 2007, recorded in Deed Book such place as may be lawfully desig- will be conducted subject (1) to confir- Lumpkin County Records. The proper- N.E., Suite 500, Atlanta, Georgia withThein th Dahlonegae legal hour sNugget of sale onrequires the legal ads to be prepaid before 1034, Page 721, Lumpkin County, nated as an alternative, within the le- mation that the sale is not prohibited ty is conveyed along with and subject 30305, (404) 994-7400. firspublicationt Tuesday in unlessOctober the, 2013 person (being paying for the ad has established a Georgia Records, as last transferred to gal hours of sale on the first Tuesday under the U.S. Bankruptcy Code and to the easement rights and reserva- 1000-667498697A October 1, 2013) the following de- JPMorgan Chase Bank, National As- in October, 2013, the following de- (2) to final confirmation and audit of the credit account with the paper. tions set out more fully in said deed. THIS LAW FIRM MAY BE ACTING scribed parcel of real property together sociation by assignment recorded in scribed property: status of the loan with the holder of the While this change will not affect mostTh governmentse Secured Indebtednes and attorneyss ha s AS A DEBT COLLECTOR ATTEMPT- with all improvements, fixtures, ease- Deed Book 1239, Page 401, Lumpkin SEE EXHIBIT "A" ATTACHED security deed. been and is hereby accelerated and ING TO COLLECT A DEBT. ANY IN- mentthats, regularlyhereditame advertisents, righ ints, the me paper,m- private individuals should plan County, Georgia Records,conveying HERETO AND MADE A PART HERE- JPMorgan Chase Bank, National declared due because of, among other FORMATION OBTAINED WILL BE bertos, prepayappurtena fornc legales, anadsd theypers onalare tyrequired to run. the after-described property to secure OF Association as Attorney in Fact for Lin- possible events of default, failure to USED FOR THAT PURPOSE. 1000- located thereon and described in the a Note in the original principal amount The debt secured by said Security da A. Walden If you have any questions regardingpay this th policy,e Secu repleased Indebtednes contact sMark as and 667498697A Security Deed: of TWO HUNDRED THIRTEEN Deed has been and is hereby declared McCalla Raymer, LLC VanTassel at (706) 778-4215 when due and in the manner provided All that tract or parcel of land lying THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED due because of, among other possible 1544 Old Alabama Road in the instruments evidencing the Se- and being in Land Lot 1147 of the 12th FIFTY AND 0/100 DOLLARS events of default, failure to pay the in- Roswell, Georgia 30076 cured Indebtedness and Security District, 1st Section of Lumpkin Coun- ($213,750.00), with interest thereon as debtedness as and when due and in www.foreclosurehotline.net MR/grt Deed. The Secured Indebtedness re- ty, Georgia, consisting of 5.537 acres, set forth therein, there will be sold at the manner provided in the Note and 10/1/13 maining in default, the sale will be more or less, together with all improve- public outcry to the highest bidder for Security Deed. The debt remaining in Our file no. 5485713-FT3 made for purposes of paying the same ments located thereon, and being cash before the courthouse door of default, this sale will be made for the EXHIBIT "A" and all expenses of this sale, as pro- more particularly set out on a plat of Lumpkin County, Georgia within the le- purpose of paying the same and all ex- All that tract or parcel of land lying vided in the Security Deed and by law, survey dated February 12, 1997, pre- gal hours of sale on the first Tuesday penses of this sale, as provided in Se- and being in Land Lot 816 of the 11th including attorney's fees (written notice pared for Carl Bradley Anderson and in October, 2013, the following de- curity Deed and by law, including attor- District, 1st section of Lumpkin County, of intent to collect attorney's fees hav- Nathan Scott Anderson by Michael scribed property: ney's fees (notice of intent to collect at- Georgia and being 10.00 acres, more ing been given). Stewart Kelley, Georgia Registered Parcel/Tax ID # 064309 All that torney's fees having been given). or less, and being more particularly de- Said property will be sold subject to Land Surveyor. This plat is recorded tract or parcel of land lying and being Said property will be sold subject to scribed according to Plat by Henry any outstanding ad valorem taxes (in- in Plat Book 30, Page 170, Lumpkin in Land Lot 583 of the 12th District, 1st any outstanding ad valorem taxes (in- Grady Jarrard, registered land survey- cluding taxes which are a lien, but not County Records, and is incorporated Section, Lumpkin County, Georgia, be- cluding taxes which are a lien, but not or, dated June 29, 1976 and being yet due and payable), any matters herein by reference for a more detailed ing Lot 108 of Crooked Creek Subdivi- yet due and payable), any matters recorded in Plat Book 4, Page 229, which might be disclosed by an accu- description. sion, Phase II, as per plat thereof which might be disclosed by an accu- Lumpkin County, Georgia records. rate survey and inspection of the prop- This property is conveyed subject recorded in Plat Cabinet 1, slide 110, rate survey and inspection of the prop- Said plat being incorporated herein erty, any assessments, liens, encum- to all easements for roads and utilities pages 186A and 187-195, Lumpkin erty, any assessments, liens, encum- and made a part hereof by reference. brances, zoning ordinances, restric- in use or of record. County, Georgia records, which brances, zoning ordinances, restric- MR/grt 10/1/13 Our file no. 5485713 - tions, covenants and matters of record The above-described property is recorded plat is incorporated herein by tions, covenants, and matters of record FT3 superior to the Security Deed. commonly known as 306 Crabapple reference and made a part of this de- superior to the Security Deed first set To the best knowledge and belief of Place, Dahlonega, Lumpkin County, scription. Subject to all easements and out above. the undersigned, the Grantors or a ten- Georgia 30533, according to the restrictions of record. Bank of America, N.A., successor ant or tenants claim through them are present system of numbering property Being the same property conveyed by merger to BAC Home Loans Servic- in possession of the property. in Lumpkin County, Georgia. to Ronald R. Rairigh, Sr. and Brenda ing, LP fka Countrywide Home Loans REGIONS BANK, Attorney-in-Fact The Secured Indebtedness has B. Rairigh, as JTWRS from Crooked Servicing, LP is the holder of the Note and Agent for Carl Bradley Anderson been and is hereby accelerated and Creek Builders by deed dated June 30, and Security Deed to the property in and Ritchie Blain Anderson declared due because of, among other 2006, of record in Book 995, Page 68 accordance with OCGA § 44-14-162.2. Ryan D. Thompson possible events of default, failure to in the records for Lumpkin County, GA. The entity that has full authority to Burr & Forman LLP pay the Secured Indebtedness as and Being the same property previously negotiate, amend, and modify all terms 420 North 20th Street, Suite 3400 when due and in the manner provided conveyed to Crooked Creek Builders, of the mortgage with the debtor is: Birmingham, Alabama 35203 in the instruments evidencing the Se- LLC from MDR Development by deed Bank of America, N.A., 2270 Lakeside Email: [email protected] cured Indebtedness and Security dated December 6, 2004, of record n Blvd, Richardson, TX 75082, 1-888- Telephone: (205) 458-5397 Deed. The Secured Indebtedness re- Book C37, Page 495 in the records for 219-7773. Facsimile: (205) 714-6979 maining in default, the sale will be Lumpkin County, GA. To the best knowledge and belief of THE LAW FIRM IS ACTING AS A made for purposes of paying the same The debt secured by said Security the undersigned, the party in posses- DEBT COLLECTOR ATTEMPTING and all expenses of this sale, as pro- Deed has been and is hereby declared sion of the property is Wesley Micah TO COLLECT A DEBT. ANY INFOR- vided in the Security Deed and by law, due because of, among other possible Porter or a tenant or tenants and said MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED including attorney's fees (written notice events of default, failure to pay the in- property is more commonly known as FOR THAT PURPOSE. of intent to collect attorney's fees hav- debtedness as and when due and in 468 Gold Ridge Road, Dahlonega, ing been given). the manner provided in the Note and Georgia 30533. Said property will be sold subject to Security Deed. The sale will be conducted subject any outstanding ad valorem taxes (in- The debt remaining in default, this (1) to confirmation that the sale is not cluding taxes which are a lien, but not sale will be made for the purpose of prohibited under the U.S. Bankruptcy yet due and payable), any matters paying the same and all expenses of Code and (2) to final confirmation and which might be disclosed by an accu- this sale, as provided in Security Deed audit of the status of the loan with the rate survey and inspection of the prop- and by law, including attorney's fees holder of the security deed. erty, any assessments, liens, encum- (notice of intent to collect attorney's Bank of America, N.A., successor brances, zoning ordinances, restric- fees having been given). JPMorgan by merger to BAC Home Loans Servic- tions, covenants and matters of record Chase Bank, National Association ing, LP fka Countrywide Home Loans superior to the Security Deed. holds the Note and Security Deed to Servicing, LP as Attorney in Fact for To the best knowledge and belief of the above-referenced property and Wesley Micah Porter the undersigned, the party in posses- services the above-referenced loan on McCalla Raymer, LLC sion of the property is the Grantor or a behalf of the current owner of the loan: 1544 Old Alabama Road tenant or tenants claiming through it. Federal National Mortgage Association Roswell, Georgia 30076 REGIONS BANK, Attorney-in-Fact ("Fannie Mae"). »JPMorgan Chase www.foreclosurehotline.net and Agent for Carl Bradley Anderson Bank, National Association can be MR/lm7 10/1/13 Ryan D. Thompson contacted at 800-848-9136 or by writ- Our file no. 5169409-FT10 Burr & Forman LLP ing to 7255 Baymeadows Way, Jack- EXHIBIT "A" 420 North 20th Street, Suite 3400 sonville, FL 32256, to discuss possible All that tract or parcel of land lying Birmingham, Alabama 35203 alternatives to foreclosure, and has the and being in Land Lot 102 of the 11th Email: [email protected] authority to negotiate, amend or modify District, Lumpkin County, Georgia, Be- Telephone: (205) 458-5397 the terms of the loan. Said property will ing Lots 10 and 11 of Yellow Creek Es- Facsimile: (205) 714-6979 be sold subject to any outstanding ad tates Subdivision, as per Plat recorded THE LAW FIRM IS ACTING AS A valorem taxes (including taxes which in Plat Book 22, Page 9, and as shown DEBT COLLECTOR ATTEMPTING are a lien, but not yet due and on "Reconfigured" plats of record in TO COLLECT A DEBT. ANY INFOR- payable), any matters which might be Plat Cabinet ONE, Slide 117, Pages MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED disclosed by an accurate survey and 128A and 128B, Lumpkin County, FOR THAT PURPOSE. inspection of the property, any assess- Georgia records, which Plat is incorpo- ments, liens, encumbrances, zoning rated herein and made a part hereof by ordinances, restrictions, covenants, reference. and matters of record superior to the MR/lm7 10/1/13 Security Deed first set out above. Our file no. 5169409 - FT10 To the best knowledge and belief of the undersigned, the party in posses- sion of the property is Ronald R. Rairigh, Sr. and Brenda B. Rairigh or a tenant or tenants and said property is more commonly known as 716 Crooked Creek Dr., Dahlonega, Georgia 30533. The sale will be con- ducted subject (1) to confirmation that the sale is not prohibited under the U.S. Bankruptcy Code and (2) to final confirmation and audit of the status of the loan with the holder of the security deed. JPMorgan Chase Bank, National Association as Attorney in Fact for Ronald R. Rairigh, Sr. and Brenda R. Rairigh aka Brenda B. Rairigh Johnson & Freedman, LLC 1587 Northeast Expressway Atlanta, Georgia 30329 (770) 234-9181 www.jflegal.com MSP/vb6 10/1/13 Our file no. 1968510-FT20 gpn14 LUMPKIN COUNTY GRAND JURY gpn1 PRESENTMENTS STATE OF GEORGIA TO THE HONORABLE RAYMOND E. COUNTY OF LUMPKIN GEORGE, JUDGE OF THE SUPERI- NOTICE OF SALE UNDER POWER OR Under and by virtue of the Power of COURT OF LUMPKIN COUNTY, Sale contained in a Security Deed giv- ENOTAH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT en by Jeffrey Jay Toler and Gail Tol- Foreperson: Stacy-Lee Mizer er to Midtown Bank & Trust Company, Assistant Foreperson: Grover C. dated November 17, 2006, recorded Bagley, IV on January 23, 2007 in Deed Book Clerk: Tiffany E. Mickenheim 1023, Page 633, Lumpkin County, 1. Autumn Leigh Smith Georgia Records, said Security Deed 2. Michael Hartley Kennedy having been last sold, assigned, trans- 3. Patricia Holden Seabolt ferred and conveyed to CitiMortgage, 4. Jeffrey Boone Hanes Inc., successor by merger with ABN 5. Starla Marie Pardue AMRO Mortgage Company, Inc. the 6. Grover C. Bagley IV, Asst. Foreper- secured creditor, by Assignment con- son veying the after-described property to 7. Joseph Scott Rider secure a Note in the original principal 8. Robert Dustin Kenimer amount of Two Hundred Fifty-Five 9. Eric Lee Ford Thousand and 00/100 DOLLARS 10. Benjamin Lee Burford ($255,000.00), with interest thereon as 11. Laura Emma Witt gpn11 set forth therein, the holder thereof 12. Penny Shyrl Stevenson NOTICE OF SALE UNDER POWER pursuant to said Deed and Note there- 13. Billy Nathan Welch State of Georgia, by secured has declared the entire 14. Kyle Thomas Roper County of LUMPKIN. amount of said indebtedness due and 15. Linda Faye Kerns Under and by virtue of the Power of payable and, pursuant to the power of 16. Pamela Ayn Bellamy Sale contained in a Deed to Secure sale contained in said Deed, will on 17. William George Oleksy Debt given by CHARLES ELIAS JR October 1, 2013 during the legal hours 18. Alton Mitchell Chastain AND ANNE MARIE ELIAS to MORT- of sale, before the Courthouse door in 19. Stacy-Lee Mizer, Foreperson GAGE ELECTRONIC REGISTRA- said County, sell at public outcry to the 20. Sheila Jean Flanagan TION SYSTEMS, INC. ("MERS") AS highest bidder for cash, the property 21. James Douglas Shelnutt NOMINEE FOR CORNERSTONE described in said Deed, to-wit: 22. Sheryl Jo Loggins LENDERS, LLC , dated 08/13/2008, All that tract or parcel of land lying 23. Tiffany E. Mickenheim, Clerk and Recorded on 09/03/2008 as Book and being inn Land Lot 44, North half The Grand Jury above-named, chosen No. 1106 and Page No. 412-420, of 13th District, 1st Section, Lumpkin for the August 2013 Fall Term of the LUMPKIN County, Georgia records, as gpn11 County, Georgia; being Lot 32, con- Lumpkin last assigned to U.S. BANK NATION- STATE OF GEORGIA taining 5.819 acres, as per plat record- County Superior Court, respectfully AL ASSOCIATION (the Secured Cred- FULTON COUNTY ed at Plat Book 1, Page 35, Lumpkin submits the following: itor), by assignment, conveying the af- NOTICE OF SALE UNDER POWER County, Georgia records, which plat is INDICTMENTS ter-described property to secure a By virtue of the power of sale con- incorporated herein by reference and The Grand Jury addressed 30 Indict- Note of even date in the original princi- tained in that certain Deed to Secure made a part of this description. ments resulting in 30 True Bills and 0 pal amount of $166,815.00, with inter- Debt from Glory Uluocha to Tower Fi- Less & Except All that tract or par- No Bills. est at the rate specified therein, there nancial Services, Inc., dated August cel of land lying and being in Deed COMMENDATIONS will be sold by the undersigned at pub- 17, 2007, filed for record September Book 37, Page 496. This Grand Jury extends its apprecia- lic outcry to the highest bidder for cash 04, 2007, and recorded in Deed Book Said property is known as 405 tion to the Honorable N. Stanley at the LUMPKIN County Courthouse 1062, Page 317, Lumpkin County, Deer Lane, Dawsonville, GA 30534, Gunter for his assistance to this body. within the legal hours of sale on the Georgia Records, said Deed to Secure together with all fixtures and personal The Grand Jury would like to com- first Tuesday in October, 2013, the fol- Debt having been given to secure a property attached to and constituting a mend our District Attorney, Jeffrey lowing described property: Note dated August 17, 2007, in the part of said property, if any. Langley, as well as his assistants and ALL THAT TRACT OR PARCEL original principal sum of Three Hun- Said property will be sold as the staff, for their courtesy, patience, and OF LAND LYING AND BEING IN dred Ninety Eight Thousand Eighty property of Jeffrey Jay Toler and Gail wise counsel. We would also like to LAND LOT 1197 OF THE 12TH DIS- and 00/100 Dollars ($398,080.00), with Toler, the property, to the best informa- thank the Clerk of Superior Court, Ms. TRICT, 1ST SECTION, LUMPKIN interest from date at the rate stated in tion, knowledge and belief of the un- Rita Harkins, and her staff; the Court COUNTY, GEORGIA, BEING LOT 97, said Note on the unpaid balance until dersigned, being presently in the pos- Bailiff, Ms. Ann Carter; all law enforce- CONTAINING 1.12 ACRES, MORE paid, there will be sold by the under- session of Jeffrey Jay Toler and Gail ment witnesses; and the county offi- OR LESS, AND BEING MORE FULLY signed at public outcry to the highest Toler or a tenant or tenants. Said prop- cials for their courteous and profes- DESCRIBED AND DELINEATED AC- bidder for cash before the Courthouse erty will be sold subject to any out- sional manner when reporting to this CORDING TO A PLAT OF SURVEY door at Lumpkin County, Georgia, standing ad valorem taxes (including jury. OF UNIT 7 OF THE CHESTERRA within the legal hours of sale on the taxes which are a lien, but not yet due RETURNS TO THE GRAND JURY SUBDIVISION, PREPARED BY first Tuesday in October, 2013, the and payable), the right of redemption Clerk of the Superior Court gpn11 MICHAEL L. SCUPIN, GEORGIA property described on Exhibit "A" at- of any taxing authority, any matters This Grand Jury received a report from NOTICE OF SALE UNDER POWER REGISTERED SURVEYOR, WHICH tached hereto and incorporated herein which might be disclosed by an accu- Rita Harkins, Clerk of Court, concern- GEORGIA, LUMPKIN COUNTY IS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 13, by reference. The debt secured by said rate survey and inspection of the prop- ing receipts and disbursements of the Because of default in the payment PAGE 128, LUMPKIN COUNTY, Deed to Secure Debt has been and is erty, any assessments, liens, encum- fiscal operations of the Superior Court of the indebtedness, secured by a Se- GEORGIA RECORDS, WHICH hereby declared due because of, brances, zoning ordinances, restric- Clerk's Office. The return presented by curity Deed executed by Jerome An- RECORDED PLAT IS INCORPORAT- among other possible events of de- tions, covenants, and matters of record Ms. Harkins is that required by thony Massey and Kimberly Lynne ED HEREIN BY THIS REFERENCE fault, non-payment of the monthly in- superior to the Security Deed first set O.C.G.A. ¤ 36-1-7( a) and was found Massey to Mortgage Electronic Regis- gpn11 AND MADE A PART OF THIS DE- stallments on said loan. The debt re- out above. The sale will be conducted to be correct. tration Systems, Inc. as nominee for NOTICE OF SALE UNDER POWER SCRIPTION. maining in default, this sale will be subject (1) to confirmation that the sale A copy of said report is attached as Branch Banking and Trust Company, Georgia, Lumpkin County The debt secured by said Deed to made for the purpose of paying the is not prohibited under the U.S. part of these minutes. its successors and assigns dated Under and by virtue of the Power of Secure Debt has been and is hereby same and all expenses of this sale, in- Bankruptcy Code and (2) to final con- Lumpkin County Sheriff's Office November 12, 2002 in the amount of Sale contained in that certain Security declared due because of, among other cluding attorney's fees. firmation and audit of the status of the This Grand Jury received a report from $170,000.00, and recorded in Deed Deed given by Carl Bradley Ander- possible events of default, failure to The individual or entity that has full loan with the holder of the security Stacy Jarrard, Sheriff, concerning fis- Book I30, Page 449, Lumpkin County, son and Ritchie Blain Anderson pay the indebtedness as and when authority to negotiate, amend, and deed. cal operations of the Lumpkin County Georgia Records; as last transferred to DBA Crabapple II Apartments (the due and in the manner provided in the modify all terms of the mortgage with Pursuant to O.C.G.A. Section 9-13- Sheriff's Office. The report presented Branch Banking and Trust Company "Grantors") to Regions Bank (the Note and Deed to Secure Debt. Be- the debtor is: Tower Financial Ser- 172.1, which allows for certain proce- by Sheriff Jarrard is that required by by assignment; the undersigned, "Lender") dated April 29, 2002 and cause the debt remains in default, this vices, Inc., 3490 Piedmont Road NE, dures regarding the rescission of judi- O.C.G.A. ¤ 36-1-7(a) and was found to Branch Banking and Trust Company recorded May 1, 2002 in Deed Book sale will be made for the purpose of Suite 1450, Atlanta, Georgia, 30305, cial and non-judicial sales in the State be correct. All funds involving the pursuant to said deed and the note G29, Page 165, Lumpkin County, paying the same and all expenses of 404-262-7367. Please understand that of Georgia, the Deed Under Power Sheriff's Office are handled through thereby secured, has declared the en- Georgia official records, as affected by this sale, as provided in the Deed to the secured creditor is not required to and other foreclosure documents may the County Commissioner's Office and tire amount of said indebtedness due that certain Modification of Security Secure Debt and by law, including at- negotiate, amend, or modify the terms not be provided until final confirmation are accounted for in the Commission- and payable and pursuant to the power Deed by and between Grantors and torney's fees (notice of intent to collect of the mortgage instrument. of the audit of the status of the loan as er's report. of sale contained in said deed, will on Lender dated May 25, 2005 and attorney's fees having been given). Said property will be sold as the provided immediately above. Lumpkin County Probate Court the first Tuesday in October, 2013, recorded July 20, 2005 in Deed Book U.S. BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIA- property of Glory Uluocha, (subject to The debt secured by said Security This Grand Jury received a written re- during the legal hours of sale, at the D36, Page 697, aforesaid records TION holds the duly endorsed Note a prior deed to secure debt in favor of Deed has been and is hereby declared port from the office of Michael Chas- Courthouse door in Lumpkin County, (hereinafter referred to as the "Security and is the current assignee of the Se- Tower Financial Services, Inc. dated due because of, among other possible tain, Probate Court Judge. The report sell at public outcry to the highest bid- Deed"), conveying the property de- curity Deed to the property. U.S. BANK August 17, 2007, recorded in Deed events of default, failure to pay the in- by Judge Chastain's office is that re- der for cash, the property described in scribed below to secure repayment of NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, acting on Book 1062, Page 317, aforesaid debtedness as and when due and in quired by O.C.G.A. ¤ 36-1-7(a) and said deed to-wit: (i) that certain Promissory Note dated behalf of and, as necessary, in consul- Records), to the outstanding ad val- the manner provided in the Note and was found to be correct. A copy of said All that tract or parcel of land lying June 30, 2008 made payable by tation with U.S. BANK NATIONAL AS- orem taxes and/or assessments, if Security Deed. The debt remaining in report is attached as part of these min- and being in Land Lot 898, 11th Dis- Grantors in the maximum principal SOCIATION (the current investor on any, and all easements and restric- default, this sale will be made for the utes. trict, 1st Section, Lumpkin County, amount of $318,654.20 (the "Note"), the loan), is the entity with the full au- tions of record, if any, having priority purpose of paying the same and all ex- Child Abuse Protocol Committee Georgia and being fully described by a together with interest thereon as set thority to negotiate, amend, and modify over this Deed to Secure Debt. penses of this sale, as provided in Se- This Grand Jury received the annual plat prepared by Precision Land Ser- forth therein (together with any and all all terms of the loan. Pursuant to Attorney-in-Fact for curity Deed and by law, including, with- written report from the Lumpkin County vices, Georgia Registered Land Sur- prior notes, amendments or modifica- O.C.G.A. § 44-14-162.2, U.S. BANK Glory Uluocha out limitation, attorneys' fees. Notice Child Abuse Protocol Committee. The veyor, dated: May 18, 1999 and as per tions); and (ii) any and all other obliga- NATIONAL ASSOCIATION may be Solomon & Jeffries LLP has been given of intention to collect report was found to be acceptable. A said plat, the property contains 1.18 tions, debts and liabilities, plus interest contacted at: U.S. BANK NATIONAL Jeffrey M. Solomon, Esq. attorneys' fees and other charges in copy of said report is attached as part acres, more or less, the subject plat thereon, of Grantor to Lender, whether ASSOCIATION, 4801 FREDERICA 3490 Piedmont Road NE accordance with the terms of the Note of these minutes. being of record in Cabinet One, Slide now existing or hereafter arising (to- ST, OWENSBORO, KY 42301, 855- Suite 1450 secured by said Deed. The balance, if Lumpkin County Commissioner's 32, Plat 38B, Lumpkin County gether with any and all amendments, 698-7627. Please note that, pursuant Atlanta, Georgia 30305 any, will be distributed as provided by Office Records. said plat is hereby incorpo- assignments or modifications, collec- to O.C.G.A. § 44-14-162.2, the se- law. This Grand Jury received a report from rated by reference. tively hereinafter referred to as the cured creditor is not required to amend EXHIBIT "A" Pursuant to O.C.G.A. 44-14-162.2, Allison Martin, County Finance Direc- This conveyance is made subject to "Secured Indebtedness"), there will be or modify the terms of the loan. Legal Description the name, address and telephone tor, and Stan Kelley, County Manager, easements for public roads and utilities sold at public outcry to the highest bid- To the best knowledge and belief of All that tract or parcel of land lying number of the individual or entity who concerning the receipts and disburse- now in use. der for cash before the CourA6thouse the undersigned, the party/parties in and being in Land lot 784 of the 12th shall have the full authority to negoti- ment of the fiscal operations of the Of- This conveyance is made subject to door of Lumpkin County, Georgia, possession of the subject property District, 1st Section of Lumpkin Coun- ate, amend, or modify all terms of the fice of County Commission. The return any easements of records or ease- wiPagethin th e6C, legal The hour sDahlonega of sale on the Nugget,known as Dahlonega, 434 PINE Ga.,TRAIL, Septemberty, Georgia, and 11, bei ng2013 more particular- above-described mortgage on behalf presented by Allison Martin and Stan ments located on the property above first Tuesday in October, 2013 (being DAHLONEGA, GEORGIA 30533 ly described as follows: of the secured creditor, CitiMortgage, Kelley is that required by O.C.G.A. ¤ described. October 1, 2013) the following de- is/are: CHARLES ELIAS JR AND To find the true point of beginning, Inc., is as follows: CitiMortgage, Inc., 36-1-7(a) and was found to be correct. which has the property address of scribed parcel of real property together ANNE MARIE ELIAS or tenant/ten- commence at the southeast corner of 1000 Technology Drive, MS 314, O`- A copy of said report is attached as 89 Cedar Mountain Road, Dahlone- with all improvements, fixtures, ease- ants. Said property will be sold subject LegalLand Lot 784; thenc Advertisementse North 86 de- Fallon, MO 63368, 866-880-5730. The part of these minutes. ga, Georgia, together with all fixtures ments, hereditaments, rights, mem- to (a) any outstanding ad valorem tax- grees 22 minutes 28 seconds West a foregoing notwithstanding, nothing in TAX EQUALIZATION BOARD and other personal property conveyed bers, appurtenances, and personalty es (including taxes which are a lien, distance of 1059.69 feet to the TRUE O.C.G.A. 44-14-162.2 shall require the The current Board of Tax Equalization by said deed. located thereon and described in the but not yet due and payable), (b) any POINT OF BEGINNING; thence North secured creditor to negotiate, amend for Lumpkin County, State of Georgia The sale will be held subject to any Security Deed: matters which might be disclosed by 78 degrees 13 minutes 17 seconds or modify the terms of the mortgage in- is composed of the following as of Jan- unpaid taxes, assessments, rights-of- All that tract or parcel of land lying an accurate survey and inspection of West a distance of 194.15 feet to a re- strument. uary 1, 2013: way, easements, protective covenants and being in Land Lot 1148 in the 12th the property, and (c) all matters of bar found; thence North 00 degrees 00 CitiMortgage, Inc. successor by MEMBER or restrictions, liens, and other superior District, 1st Section of Lumpkin Coun- record superior to the Deed to Secure minutes 00 seconds East a distance of merger with ABN AMRO Mortgage 1. Gerald Lewy, Term expires Decem- matters of record which may affect ty, Georgia, consisting of 4.10 acres, Debt first set out above, including, but 176.07 feet to a rebar found along the Company, Inc. ber 31, 2013 said property. more or less, and being more fully de- not limited to, assessments, liens, en- southern boundary of Oak Grove as Attorney in Fact for 2. Jon Moore, Term expires December The sale will be conducted subject scribed and delineated as Tract "B" ac- cumbrances, zoning ordinances, ease- Road; thence North 72 degrees 46 Jeffrey Jay Toler and Gail Toler 31, 2014 (1) to confirmation that the sale is not cording to a Plat of Survey prepared ments, restrictions, covenants, etc. minutes 20 seconds East along the Morris|Hardwick|Schneider, LLC 3. Kenneth Beasley, Term expires De- prohibited under the U.S. Bankruptcy September 14, 1989, by Michael L. The sale will be conducted subject to southern right of way of Oak Grove 1303 Hightower Trail, Suite 315 cember 31, 2015 Code and (2) to final confirmation and Scupin, Georgia Registered Surveyor, (1) confirmation that the sale is not Road a distance of 190.35 feet to a re- Sandy Springs, Georgia 30350 ALTERNATES audit of the status of the loan with the which is recorded in Plat Book 21, prohibited under the U.S. Bankruptcy bar set; thence South 01 degree 44 http://foreclosure.closingsource.net 1. John Gerheim, Term expires De- holder of the security deed. Page 172, Lumpkin County Records Code; and (2) final confirmation and minutes 15 seconds East a distance of THIS LAW FIRM IS ACTING AS A cember 31, 2013 Notice has been given of intention and which is incorporated by reference audit of the status of the loan with the 272.20 feet to a rebar set and the DEBT COLLECTOR ATTEMPTING 2. Archie Gilreath, Term expires De- to collect attorneys' fees in accordance herein. This is the same property holder of the security deed. Pursuant POINT OF BEGINNING, as shown on TO COLLECT A DEBT. ANY INFOR- cember 31, 2014 with the terms of the note secured by which was conveyed to Carl Bradley to O.C.G.A. Section 9-13-172.1, which that plat of Survey for Glory Uluocha MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED 3. Jack Fortner (Appointment began said deed. Notice has been also given, Anderson and Ritchie Blain Anderson allows for certain procedures regarding by GEOImage, LLC, John T. Gaston FOR THAT PURPOSE. 5/22/2013), Term expires December in writing and by certified mail, return under a Warranty Deed from Hayward the rescission of judicial and nonjudi- (G.R.P.L.S. 2821), dated August 13, 31, 2015 receipt requested, to the borrower, of Anderson and Joyce Anderson dated cial sales in the State of Georgia, the 2007 and being more particularly de- gpn17 TAX EQUALIZATION BOARD AP- the name, address, and telephone December 1, 2000, which is recorded Deed Under Power and other foreclo- scribed as 879 Oak Grove Road ac- STATE OF GEORGIA POINTMENT number of the individual or entity who in Deed Book S-26, Pages 145-147, sure documents may not be provided cording to the present system of num- COUNTY OF LUMPKIN This Grand Jury re-appoints Gerald shall have full authority to negotiate, Lumpkin County Records. The proper- until final confirmation and audit of the bering houses in Dahlonega, Lumpkin NOTICE OF ADVERTISEMENT Lewy as a regular member to begin amend, and modify all terms of the Se- ty is conveyed along with and subject status of the loan as provided in the County, Georgia, together with all OF PUBLIC SALE January 1, 2014, with his term expiring curity Deed and the note thereby se- to the easement rights and reserva- preceding paragraph. U.S. BANK NA- easement of record. Therefore, in exercise of the Power December 31, 2016. The Grand Jury cured in accordance with O.C.G.A. tions set out more fully in said deed. TIONAL ASSOCIATION as Attorney in of Sale contained in §40-11-1 through re-appoints John Gerheim as an alter- Section 44-14-162.2(a). The Secured Indebtedness has Fact for CHARLES ELIAS JR AND gpn06 40-11-6 of the O.C.G.A., as amended, nate member to begin January 1, 2014 Said property will be sold as the been and is hereby accelerated and ANNE MARIE ELIAS. TRADE NAME REGISTRATION Harley Associates, Inc. will sell the be- with his term expiring December 31, property of Jerome Anthony Massey declared due because of, among other THIS LAW FIRM IS ACTING AS A Georgia, Lumpkin County low described property to the highest 2016. and Kimberly Lynne Massey and the possible events of default, failure to DEBT COLLECTOR ATTEMPTING Notice is hereby given that a trade bidder for cash. Sale will take place at The new Board of Tax Equalization will proceeds of said sale will be applied to pay the Secured Indebtedness as and TO COLLECT A DEBT. ANY INFOR- name registraton statement has been 7089 Highway 19 North, Dahlonega, be composed of the following as of the payment of said indebtedness, the when due and in the manner provided MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED filed in this office, verified by affidavit GA, Lumpkin County, Georgia, be- January 1, 2014: expense of said sale, all as provided in in the instruments evidencing the Se- FOR THAT PURPOSE. of Robert Jones which affidavit states tween the legal hours of sale on the MEMBER said deed, and the undersigned will st cured Indebtedness and Security 20120090100648 that he is the owner of a business of third Saturday in September, (21 ) 1. Jon Moore, Term expires December execute a deed to the purchaser as Deed. The Secured Indebtedness re- BARRETT DAFFIN FRAPPIER consulitng services and marketing In- 2013. 31, 2014 provided in the aforementioned Securi- maining in default, the sale will be LEVINE & BLOCK, LLP ternet Data Privacy products, operat- The property to be sold is described 2. Kenneth Beasley, Term expires De- ty Deed. made for purposes of paying the same 15000 Surveyor Boulevard ing under the trade name of INFOSEC as follows: cember 31, 2015 Pursuant to O.C.G.A. 44-14-162.2, and all expenses of this sale, as pro- Addison, Texas 75001 DATA PRIVACY CONSULTING now One 2002 "Big Dog" Motorcycle, 3. Gerald Lewy, Term expires Decem- the name, address and telephone vided in the Security Deed and by law, Telephone: (972) 341-5398. being carried on at Dahlonega, GA Model: "Pitbull", ber 31, 2016 number of the individual or entity who including attorney's fees (written notice 30533, and the name and address of V.I.N.#: 5J11HBJ112W000721 ALTERNATES shall have the full authority to negoti- GPN14 of intent to collect attorney's fees hav- firm owning and carrying on said trade Said property will be sold subject to 1. Archie Gilreath, Term expires De- ate, amend, or modify all terms of the NOTICE OF PRE-WARRANT ing been given). or business is CITIGATE INVESTI- any outstanding Ad Valorem Taxes. cember 31, 2014 above-described mortgage is as fol- HEARING Said property will be sold subject to MENTS, INC. P.O. Box 1921, Michael A. Lane, agent for Custom 2. Jack Fortner (Appointment began lows: Branch Banking and Trust Co. This notice is to advise Wendy Lee any outstanding ad valorem taxes (in- Dahlonega, GA 30533. Cycles of Dahlonega. 5/22/2013), Term expires December PO Box 2067 Greenville, SC 29602- Phalan that Complete Cash has ap- cluding taxes which are a lien, but not Witness my official signature and 7089 Highway 19 North 31, 2015 2067 Phone Number: 800-827-3722. plied for a pre-warrant hearing for the yet due and payable), any matters seal of the Superior Court this 29th Dahlonega, GA 30533 3. John Gerheim, Term expires De- The foregoing notwithstanding, nothing charge of Endangering Security In- which might be disclosed by an accu- day of August, 2013. Phone: 706-867-9691 cember 31, 2016 in O.G.C.A. 44-14-162.2 shall require terest O.C.G.A 16-9-51. A Lumpkin rate survey and inspection of the prop- Rita Harkins INSPECTIONS the secured creditor to negotiate, County Magistrate Court Date has erty, any assessments, liens, encum- Clerk of Superior Court gpn14 An inspection of the offices and opera- amend or modify the terms of the mort- been set for October 3, 2013, at 9:00 brances, zoning ordinances, restric- LUMPKIN COUNTY GRAND JURY tion of the following offices were con- gage instrument. a.m. 325 Riley Road, Dahlonega, tions, covenants and matters of record gpn1 PRESENTMENTS ducted by the Grand Jury pursuant to Branch Banking and Trust Compa- Georgia, 30533, for the purpose of this STATE OF GEORGIA TO THE HONORABLE RAYMOND E. superior to the Security Deed. O.C.G.A. ¤ 15-12-71(b)(l): ny hearing. COUNTY OF LUMPKIN GEORGE, JUDGE OF THE SUPERI- To the best knowledge and belief of Lumpkin County Detention Center Attorney in Fact for NOTICE OF SALE UNDER POWER OR the undersigned, the Grantors or a ten- gpn06 The Grand Jury inspected the Lumpkin Jerome Anthony Massey and Kim- Under and by virtue of the Power of COURT OF LUMPKIN COUNTY, ant or tenants claim through them are NOTICE OF CHANGE OF CORPO- County Detention Center and was giv- berly Lynne Massey Sale contained in a Security Deed giv- ENOTAH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT in possession of the property. RATE NAME en a tour of the facility and everything McCurdy & Candler, L.L.C. en by Jeffrey Jay Toler and Gail Tol- REGIONS BANK, Attorney-in-Fact Notice is given that Amended and Re- Foreperson: Stacy-Lee Mizer was found to be in order. (404) 373-1612 er to Midtown Bank & Trust Company, and Agent for Carl Bradley Anderson stated Articles of Incorporation which Assistant Foreperson: Grover C. The Grand Jury reviewed the Lumpkin www.mccurdycandler.com and Ritchie Blain Anderson will change the name of Camp Glis- dated November 17, 2006, recorded Bagley, IV County Detention Center's Jail Book The Dahlonega Nugget on January 23, 2007 in Deed Book Clerk: Tiffany E. Mickenheim Ryan D. Thompson son, Inc. to North Georgia Camp and and found it to be kept correctly, pur- Publication Dates: 09-04-2013, 09- 1023, Page 633, Lumpkin County, 1. Autumn Leigh Smith Burr & Forman LLP Retreat Ministries, Inc. have been suant to O.C.G.A. ¤ 42-4-8. 11-2013, 09-18-2013, 09-25-2013 Georgia Records, said Security Deed 2. Michael Hartley Kennedy 420 North 20th Street, Suite 3400 delivered to the Secretary of State for Lumpkin County District Attorney's File No. 13-02457 /FHLMC/mtucker having been last sold, assigned, trans- 3. Patricia Holden Seabolt Birmingham, Alabama 35203 filing in accordance with the Georgia Office THIS LAW FIRM IS ACTING AS A ferred and conveyed to CitiMortgage, 4. Jeffrey Boone Hanes Email: [email protected] Non-Profit Corporation Code. The reg- Members of the Grand Jury inspected DEBT COLLECTOR AND IS AT- Inc., successor by merger with ABN Telephone: (205) 458-5397 istered office of the corporation is lo- 5. Starla Marie Pardue the Lumpkin County District Attorney's TEMPTING TO COLLECT A DEBT. AMRO Mortgage Company, Inc. the Facsimile: (205) 714-6979 cated at 690 Camp Glisson Road, 6. Grover C. Bagley IV, Asst. Foreper- Office and were given a tour of the fa- ANY INFORMATION OBTAINED THE LAW FIRM IS ACTING AS A Dahlonega, Georgia, 30533. secured creditor, by Assignment con- son cility and everything was found to be in WILL BE USED FOR THAT PUR- veying the after-described property to 7. Joseph Scott Rider DEBT COLLECTOR ATTEMPTING gpn07 order. POSE. secure a Note in the original principal 8. Robert Dustin Kenimer TO COLLECT A DEBT. ANY INFOR- NOTICE TO RECOMMENDATIONS amount of Two Hundred Fifty-Five 9. Eric Lee Ford gpn11 MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED DEBTORS AND CREDITORS The Grand Jury recommended no Thousand and 00/100 DOLLARS 10. Benjamin Lee Burford STATE OF GEORGIA FOR THAT PURPOSE. STATE OF GEORGIA changes in compensation for bailiffs ($255,000.00), with interest thereon as 11. Laura Emma Witt COUNTY OF LUMPKIN COUNTY OF LUMPKIN and jurors at this time. gpn11 set forth therein, the holder thereof 12. Penny Shyrl Stevenson NOTICE OF SALE UNDER POWER All creditors of the Estate of Patri- Respectfully submitted, this 27th day NOTICE OF SALE UNDER POWER pursuant to said Deed and Note there- 13. Billy Nathan Welch IN DEED TO SECURE DEBT cia Ann Robinson, deceased, late of of August, 2013 State of Georgia, by secured has declared the entire 14. Kyle Thomas Roper Under and by virtue of the power of said county and state, are hereby noti- Stacy-Lee Mizer, Foreperson County of LUMPKIN. amount of said indebtedness due and 15. Linda Faye Kerns sale contained in that certain Deed to fied to render in their demands to the Grover C. Bagley, IV, Assistant Under and by virtue of the Power of payable and, pursuant to the power of 16. Pamela Ayn Bellamy Secure Debt from Katharine L. Mc- undersigned according to law, and all Foreperson Sale contained in a Deed to Secure sale contained in said Deed, will on 17. William George Oleksy Duffie to Ameriquest Mortgage Com- persons indebted to said Estate are re- Tiffany E. Mickenheim, Clerk Debt given by CHARLES ELIAS JR October 1, 2013 during the legal hours 18. Alton Mitchell Chastain pany in the original principal amount of quired to make immediate payment to AND ANNE MARIE ELIAS to MORT- of sale, before the Courthouse door in 19. Stacy-Lee Mizer, Foreperson $103,680.00 dated 12/08/2005, and us. State of Georgia GAGE ELECTRONIC REGISTRA- said County, sell at public outcry to the 20. Sheila Jean Flanagan recorded in Deed Book B37, page 44, This 29th day of August, 2013. County of Lumpkin highest bidder for cash, the property TION SYSTEMS, INC. ("MERS") AS 21. James Douglas Shelnutt The within and foregoing presentments Lumpkin County records, said Security NOMINEE FOR CORNERSTONE described in said Deed, to-wit: 22. Sheryl Jo Loggins Deed being last transferred and as- Bonnie Jean Robinson received and read in open Court, the LENDERS, LLC , dated 08/13/2008, All that tract or parcel of land lying 23. Tiffany E. Mickenheim, Clerk signed to U.S. Bank, National Associa- 105 West Circle same are ordered published as recom- and Recorded on 09/03/2008 as Book and being inn Land Lot 44, North half The Grand Jury above-named, chosen tion, as Trustee for Stanwich Mortgage Dahlonega, GA 30533 mended and spread upon the minutes No. 1106 and Page No. 412-420, of 13th District, 1st Section, Lumpkin for the August 2013 Fall Term of the of the Court. Attachments to the pre- Loan Trust, Series 2012-7 in Deed LUMPKIN County, Georgia records, as County, Georgia; being Lot 32, con- Lumpkin gpn11 sentments are to be recorded in the Book 1223, page 689, Lumpkin County last assigned to U.S. BANK NATION- taining 5.819 acres, as per plat record- County Superior Court, respectfully STATE OF GEORGIA minutes and available in the Clerk of records, the undersigned will sell at ed at Plat Book 1, Page 35, Lumpkin AL ASSOCIATION (the Secured Cred- FULTON COUNTY submits the following: the Superior Court's Office for review public outcry to the highest bidder for County, Georgia records, which plat is itor), by assignment, conveying the af- NOTICE OF SALE UNDER POWER INDICTMENTS by the public. cash before the Courthouse door in ter-described property to secure a By virtue of the power of sale con- incorporated herein by reference and The Grand Jury addressed 30 Indict- said County, during the legal hours of Note of even date in the original princi- tained in that certain Deed to Secure made a part of this description. ments resulting in 30 True Bills and 0 This 27th day of August, 2013. sale, on the first Tuesday of October, pal amount of $166,815.00, with inter- Debt from Glory Uluocha to Tower Fi- Less & Except All that tract or par- No Bills. Honorable N. Stanley Gunter 2013 by U.S. Bank National Associa- est at the rate specified therein, there nancial Services, Inc., dated August cel of land lying and being in Deed COMMENDATIONS Judge, Superior Courts tion, as Trustee for Stanwich Mortgage will be sold by the undersigned at pub- Book 37, Page 496. This Grand Jury extends its apprecia- 17, 2007, filed for record September Enotah Judicial Circuit Loan Trust, Series 2012-7, as Attor- lic outcry to the highest bidder for cash 04, 2007, and recorded in Deed Book Said property is known as 405 tion to the Honorable N. Stanley ney-in-Fact for Katharine L. McDuffie at the LUMPKIN County Courthouse 1062, Page 317, Lumpkin County, Deer Lane, Dawsonville, GA 30534, Gunter for his assistance to this body. gpn06 the following described property: within the legal hours of sale on the Georgia Records, said Deed to Secure together with all fixtures and personal The Grand Jury would like to com- NOTICE OF INCORPORATION The land referred to in this Exhibit first Tuesday in October, 2013, the fol- Debt having been given to secure a property attached to and constituting a mend our District Attorney, Jeffrey Notice is given that articles of incor- is located in the County of Lumpkin lowing described property: Note dated August 17, 2007, in the part of said property, if any. Langley, as well as his assistants and poration that will incorporate Lingo and the State of Georgia in Deed Book ALL THAT TRACT OR PARCEL original principal sum of Three Hun- Said property will be sold as the staff, for their courtesy, patience, and Lounge, Inc. have been delivered to B16 at Page 334 and described as fol- OF LAND LYING AND BEING IN dred Ninety Eight Thousand Eighty property of Jeffrey Jay Toler and Gail wise counsel. We would also like to the Secretary of State for filing in ac- lows: LAND LOT 1197 OF THE 12TH DIS- and 00/100 Dollars ($398,080.00), with Toler, the property, to the best informa- thank the Clerk of Superior Court, Ms. cordance with the Georgia Business All that tract or parcel of land lying TRICT, 1ST SECTION, LUMPKIN interest from date at the rate stated in tion, knowledge and belief of the un- Rita Harkins, and her staff; the Court Non-Profit Corporation Code. The ini- and being in Land Lot 434 of the 12th COUNTY, GEORGIA, BEING LOT 97, said Note on the unpaid balance until dersigned, being presently in the pos- Bailiff, Ms. Ann Carter; all law enforce- tial registered office of the corporation District and 1st Section of Lumpkin CONTAINING 1.12 ACRES, MORE paid, there will be sold by the under- session of Jeffrey Jay Toler and Gail ment witnesses; and the county offi- is located at 293 Settlers Run, County, Georgia, being shown as Lot 5 OR LESS, AND BEING MORE FULLY signed at public outcry to the highest Toler or a tenant or tenants. Said prop- cials for their courteous and profes- Dahlonega, Georgia, 30533, and its on a plat of survey for Shadow Wood DESCRIBED AND DELINEATED AC- bidder for cash before the Courthouse erty will be sold subject to any out- sional manner when reporting to this initial registered agent at such address Subdivision, prepared by Frederick F. CORDING TO A PLAT OF SURVEY door at Lumpkin County, Georgia, standing ad valorem taxes (including jury. is Patricia Hawkins. Kaufman, Georgia Registered Survey- OF UNIT 7 OF THE CHESTERRA within the legal hours of sale on the taxes which are a lien, but not yet due RETURNS TO THE GRAND JURY or, dated September 11, 1992, revised SUBDIVISION, PREPARED BY first Tuesday in October, 2013, the and payable), the right of redemption Clerk of the Superior Court gpn11 April 1995, recorded in Plat Book 28, MICHAEL L. SCUPIN, GEORGIA property described on Exhibit "A" at- of any taxing authority, any matters This Grand Jury received a report from NOTICE OF SALE UNDER POWER Page 47, Lumpkin County Records, REGISTERED SURVEYOR, WHICH tached hereto and incorporated herein which might be disclosed by an accu- Rita Harkins, Clerk of Court, concern- GEORGIA, LUMPKIN COUNTY which plat of survey is incorporated IS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 13, by reference. The debt secured by said rate survey and inspection of the prop- ing receipts and disbursements of the Because of default in the payment herein by reference and made a part PAGE 128, LUMPKIN COUNTY, Deed to Secure Debt has been and is erty, any assessments, liens, encum- fiscal operations of the Superior Court of the indebtedness, secured by a Se- hereof. GEORGIA RECORDS, WHICH hereby declared due because of, brances, zoning ordinances, restric- Clerk's Office. The return presented by curity Deed executed by Jerome An- Property known as: 67 Bluebird RECORDED PLAT IS INCORPORAT- among other possible events of de- tions, covenants, and matters of record Ms. Harkins is that required by thony Massey and Kimberly Lynne Trail, Dahlonega, GA 30533 ED HEREIN BY THIS REFERENCE fault, non-payment of the monthly in- superior to the Security Deed first set O.C.G.A. ¤ 36-1-7( a) and was found Massey to Mortgage Electronic Regis- The indebtedness secured by said AND MADE A PART OF THIS DE- stallments on said loan. The debt re- out above. The sale will be conducted to be correct. tration Systems, Inc. as nominee for Deed to Secure Debt having been de- SCRIPTION. maining in default, this sale will be subject (1) to confirmation that the sale A copy of said report is attached as Branch Banking and Trust Company, clared due and payable because of de- The debt secured by said Deed to made for the purpose of paying the is not prohibited under the U.S. part of these minutes. its successors and assigns dated fault in the payment of the indebted- Secure Debt has been and is hereby same and all expenses of this sale, in- Bankruptcy Code and (2) to final con- Lumpkin County Sheriff's Office November 12, 2002 in the amount of ness secured thereby, this sale will be declared due because of, among other cluding attorney's fees. firmation and audit of the status of the This Grand Jury received a report from $170,000.00, and recorded in Deed made for the purposes of paying the possible events of default, failure to The individual or entity that has full loan with the holder of the security Stacy Jarrard, Sheriff, concerning fis- Book I30, Page 449, Lumpkin County, same and all expenses of sale, includ- pay the indebtedness as and when authority to negotiate, amend, and deed. cal operations of the Lumpkin County Georgia Records; as last transferred to ing attorney's fees, (notice having due and in the manner provided in the modify all terms of the mortgage with Pursuant to O.C.G.A. Section 9-13- Sheriff's Office. The report presented Branch Banking and Trust Company been given as provided by law). Note and Deed to Secure Debt. Be- the debtor is: Tower Financial Ser- 172.1, which allows for certain proce- by Sheriff Jarrard is that required by by assignment; the undersigned, The property will be sold as the cause the debt remains in default, this vices, Inc., 3490 Piedmont Road NE, dures regarding the rescission of judi- O.C.G.A. ¤ 36-1-7(a) and was found to Branch Banking and Trust Company property of Katharine L. McDuffie sub- sale will be made for the purpose of Suite 1450, Atlanta, Georgia, 30305, cial and non-judicial sales in the State be correct. All funds involving the pursuant to said deed and the note ject to the following: paying the same and all expenses of 404-262-7367. Please understand that of Georgia, the Deed Under Power Sheriff's Office are handled through thereby secured, has declared the en- (1) all prior restrictive covenants, this sale, as provided in the Deed to the secured creditor is not required to and other foreclosure documents may the County Commissioner's Office and tire amount of said indebtedness due easements, rights-of-way or encum- Secure Debt and by law, including at- negotiate, amend, or modify the terms not be provided until final confirmation are accounted for in the Commission- and payable and pursuant to the power brances; (2) all valid zoning ordi- torney's fees (notice of intent to collect of the mortgage instrument. of the audit of the status of the loan as er's report. of sale contained in said deed, will on nances; (3) matters which would be attorney's fees having been given). Said property will be sold as the provided immediately above. Lumpkin County Probate Court the first Tuesday in October, 2013, disclosed by an accurate survey of the U.S. BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIA- property of Glory Uluocha, (subject to The debt secured by said Security This Grand Jury received a written re- during the legal hours of sale, at the property; (4) the outstanding ad val- TION holds the duly endorsed Note a prior deed to secure debt in favor of Deed has been and is hereby declared port from the office of Michael Chas- Courthouse door in Lumpkin County, orem taxes and assessments, if any; and is the current assignee of the Se- Tower Financial Services, Inc. dated due because of, among other possible tain, Probate Court Judge. The report sell at public outcry to the highest bid- (5) unpaid water and sewage bills, that curity Deed to the property. U.S. BANK August 17, 2007, recorded in Deed events of default, failure to pay the in- by Judge Chastain's office is that re- der for cash, the property described in constitute liens against the property, NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, acting on Book 1062, Page 317, aforesaid debtedness as and when due and in quired by O.C.G.A. ¤ 36-1-7(a) and said deed to-wit: whether due and payable or not yet behalf of and, as necessary, in consul- Records), to the outstanding ad val- the manner provided in the Note and was found to be correct. A copy of said All that tract or parcel of land lying due and payable; and (6) matters of tation with U.S. BANK NATIONAL AS- orem taxes and/or assessments, if Security Deed. The debt remaining in report is attached as part of these min- and being in Land Lot 898, 11th Dis- record superior to the security deed SOCIATION (the current investor on any, and all easements and restric- default, this sale will be made for the utes. trict, 1st Section, Lumpkin County, first set out above. the loan), is the entity with the full au- tions of record, if any, having priority purpose of paying the same and all ex- Child Abuse Protocol Committee Georgia and being fully described by a Pursuant to O.C.G.A. Section 44- thority to negotiate, amend, and modify over this Deed to Secure Debt. penses of this sale, as provided in Se- This Grand Jury received the annual plat prepared by Precision Land Ser- 14-162.2 the name of the person or all terms of the loan. Pursuant to Attorney-in-Fact for curity Deed and by law, including, with- written report from the Lumpkin County vices, Georgia Registered Land Sur- entity who has the full authority to ne- O.C.G.A. § 44-14-162.2, U.S. BANK Glory Uluocha out limitation, attorneys' fees. Notice Child Abuse Protocol Committee. The veyor, dated: May 18, 1999 and as per gotiate, amend, or modify the terms of NATIONAL ASSOCIATION may be Solomon & Jeffries LLP has been given of intention to collect report was found to be acceptable. A said plat, the property contains 1.18 the aforementioned indebtedness is: contacted at: U.S. BANK NATIONAL Jeffrey M. Solomon, Esq. attorneys' fees and other charges in copy of said report is attached as part acres, more or less, the subject plat Carrington Mortgage Services ASSOCIATION, 4801 FREDERICA 3490 Piedmont Road NE accordance with the terms of the Note of these minutes. being of record in Cabinet One, Slide 1610 E. St. Andrews Place ST, OWENSBORO, KY 42301, 855- Suite 1450 secured by said Deed. The balance, if Lumpkin County Commissioner's 32, Plat 38B, Lumpkin County B150 698-7627. Please note that, pursuant Atlanta, Georgia 30305 any, will be distributed as provided by Office Records. said plat is hereby incorpo- Santa Ana, CA 92705 to O.C.G.A. § 44-14-162.2, the se- law. This Grand Jury received a report from rated by reference. PH: 949-517-5057 cured creditor is not required to amend EXHIBIT "A" Pursuant to O.C.G.A. 44-14-162.2, Allison Martin, County Finance Direc- This conveyance is made subject to Pursuant to O.C.G.A Section 44- or modify the terms of the loan. Legal Description the name, address and telephone tor, and Stan Kelley, County Manager, easements for public roads and utilities 14-162.2, nothing contained in this No- To the best knowledge and belief of All that tract or parcel of land lying number of the individual or entity who concerning the receipts and disburse- now in use. tice of Sale shall obligate any entity to the undersigned, the party/parties in and being in Land lot 784 of the 12th shall have the full authority to negoti- ment of the fiscal operations of the Of- This conveyance is made subject to negotiate, amend, or modify said in- possession of the subject property District, 1st Section of Lumpkin Coun- ate, amend, or modify all terms of the fice of County Commission. The return any easements of records or ease- debtedness. known as 434 PINE TRAIL, ty, Georgia, and being more particular- above-described mortgage on behalf presented by Allison Martin and Stan ments located on the property above To the best of the undersigned's DAHLONEGA, GEORGIA 30533 ly described as follows: of the secured creditor, CitiMortgage, Kelley is that required by O.C.G.A. ¤ described. knowledge and belief, the party in pos- is/are: CHARLES ELIAS JR AND To find the true point of beginning, Inc., is as follows: CitiMortgage, Inc., 36-1-7(a) and was found to be correct. which has the property address of session is Katharine L. McDuffie. ANNE MARIE ELIAS or tenant/ten- commence at the southeast corner of 1000 Technology Drive, MS 314, O`- A copy of said report is attached as 89 Cedar Mountain Road, Dahlone- U.S. Bank National Association, as ants. Said property will be sold subject Land Lot 784; thence North 86 de- Fallon, MO 63368, 866-880-5730. The part of these minutes. ga, Georgia, together with all fixtures Trustee for Stanwich Mortgage Loan to (a) any outstanding ad valorem tax- grees 22 minutes 28 seconds West a foregoing notwithstanding, nothing in TAX EQUALIZATION BOARD and other personal property conveyed Trust, Series 2012-7, as Attorney-in- es (including taxes which are a lien, distance of 1059.69 feet to the TRUE O.C.G.A. 44-14-162.2 shall require the The current Board of Tax Equalization by said deed. fact for Katharine L. McDuffie. but not yet due and payable), (b) any POINT OF BEGINNING; thence North secured creditor to negotiate, amend for Lumpkin County, State of Georgia The sale will be held subject to any This law firm is acting as a debt col- matters which might be disclosed by 78 degrees 13 minutes 17 seconds or modify the terms of the mortgage in- is composed of the following as of Jan- unpaid taxes, assessments, rights-of- lector attempting to collect a debt, any an accurate survey and inspection of West a distance of 194.15 feet to a re- strument. uary 1, 2013: way, easements, protective covenants information obtained will be used for the property, and (c) all matters of bar found; thence North 00 degrees 00 CitiMortgage, Inc. successor by MEMBER or restrictions, liens, and other superior that purpose. record superior to the Deed to Secure minutes 00 seconds East a distance of merger with ABN AMRO Mortgage 1. Gerald Lewy, Term expires Decem- matters of record which may affect Pendergast & Associates, P.C. Debt first set out above, including, but 176.07 feet to a rebar found along the Company, Inc. ber 31, 2013 said property. 115 Perimeter Center Place not limited to, assessments, liens, en- southern boundary of Oak Grove as Attorney in Fact for 2. Jon Moore, Term expires December The sale will be conducted subject South Terraces, Suite 1000 cumbrances, zoning ordinances, ease- Road; thence North 72 degrees 46 Jeffrey Jay Toler and Gail Toler 31, 2014 (1) to confirmation that the sale is not Atlanta, GA 30346 ments, restrictions, covenants, etc. minutes 20 seconds East along the Morris|Hardwick|Schneider, LLC 3. Kenneth Beasley, Term expires De- prohibited under the U.S. Bankruptcy Phone - 770-392-0398 The sale will be conducted subject to southern right of way of Oak Grove 1303 Hightower Trail, Suite 315 cember 31, 2015 Code and (2) to final confirmation and Toll Free - 866-999-7088 (1) confirmation that the sale is not Road a distance of 190.35 feet to a re- Sandy Springs, Georgia 30350 ALTERNATES audit of the status of the loan with the www.penderlaw.com prohibited under the U.S. Bankruptcy bar set; thence South 01 degree 44 http://foreclosure.closingsource.net 1. John Gerheim, Term expires De- holder of the security deed. Our File No. 12-52300-1 Code; and (2) final confirmation and minutes 15 seconds East a distance of THIS LAW FIRM IS ACTING AS A cember 31, 2013 Notice has been given of intention audit of the status of the loan with the 272.20 feet to a rebar set and the DEBT COLLECTOR ATTEMPTING 2. Archie Gilreath, Term expires De- to collect attorneys' fees in accordance holder of the security deed. Pursuant POINT OF BEGINNING, as shown on TO COLLECT A DEBT. ANY INFOR- cember 31, 2014 with the terms of the note secured by to O.C.G.A. Section 9-13-172.1, which that plat of Survey for Glory Uluocha MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED 3. Jack Fortner (Appointment began said deed. Notice has been also given, allows for certain procedures regarding by GEOImage, LLC, John T. Gaston FOR THAT PURPOSE. 5/22/2013), Term expires December in writing and by certified mail, return the rescission of judicial and nonjudi- (G.R.P.L.S. 2821), dated August 13, 31, 2015 receipt requested, to the borrower, of cial sales in the State of Georgia, the 2007 and being more particularly de- TAX EQUALIZATION BOARD AP- the name, address, and telephone Deed Under Power and other foreclo- scribed as 879 Oak Grove Road ac- POINTMENT number of the individual or entity who sure documents may not be provided cording to the present system of num- This Grand Jury re-appoints Gerald shall have full authority to negotiate, until final confirmation and audit of the bering houses in Dahlonega, Lumpkin Lewy as a regular member to begin amend, and modify all terms of the Se- status of the loan as provided in the County, Georgia, together with all January 1, 2014, with his term expiring curity Deed and the note thereby se- preceding paragraph. U.S. BANK NA- easement of record. December 31, 2016. The Grand Jury cured in accordance with O.C.G.A. TIONAL ASSOCIATION as Attorney in re-appoints John Gerheim as an alter- Section 44-14-162.2(a). Fact for CHARLES ELIAS JR AND nate member to begin January 1, 2014 Said property will be sold as the ANNE MARIE ELIAS. with his term expiring December 31, property of Jerome Anthony Massey THIS LAW FIRM IS ACTING AS A 2016. and Kimberly Lynne Massey and the DEBT COLLECTOR ATTEMPTING The new Board of Tax Equalization will proceeds of said sale will be applied to TO COLLECT A DEBT. ANY INFOR- be composed of the following as of the payment of said indebtedness, the MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED January 1, 2014: expense of said sale, all as provided in FOR THAT PURPOSE. MEMBER said deed, and the undersigned will 20120090100648 1. Jon Moore, Term expires December execute a deed to the purchaser as BARRETT DAFFIN FRAPPIER 31, 2014 provided in the aforementioned Securi- LEVINE & BLOCK, LLP 2. Kenneth Beasley, Term expires De- ty Deed. 15000 Surveyor Boulevard cember 31, 2015 Pursuant to O.C.G.A. 44-14-162.2, Addison, Texas 75001 3. Gerald Lewy, Term expires Decem- the name, address and telephone Telephone: (972) 341-5398. ber 31, 2016 number of the individual or entity who ALTERNATES shall have the full authority to negoti- 1. Archie Gilreath, Term expires De- ate, amend, or modify all terms of the cember 31, 2014 above-described mortgage is as fol- 2. Jack Fortner (Appointment began lows: Branch Banking and Trust Co. 5/22/2013), Term expires December PO Box 2067 Greenville, SC 29602- 31, 2015 2067 Phone Number: 800-827-3722. 3. John Gerheim, Term expires De- The foregoing notwithstanding, nothing cember 31, 2016 in O.G.C.A. 44-14-162.2 shall require INSPECTIONS the secured creditor to negotiate, An inspection of the offices and opera- amend or modify the terms of the mort- tion of the following offices were con- gage instrument. ducted by the Grand Jury pursuant to Branch Banking and Trust Compa- O.C.G.A. ¤ 15-12-71(b)(l): ny Lumpkin County Detention Center Attorney in Fact for The Grand Jury inspected the Lumpkin Jerome Anthony Massey and Kim- County Detention Center and was giv- berly Lynne Massey en a tour of the facility and everything McCurdy & Candler, L.L.C. was found to be in order. (404) 373-1612 The Grand Jury reviewed the Lumpkin www.mccurdycandler.com County Detention Center's Jail Book The Dahlonega Nugget and found it to be kept correctly, pur- Publication Dates: 09-04-2013, 09- suant to O.C.G.A. ¤ 42-4-8. 11-2013, 09-18-2013, 09-25-2013 Lumpkin County District Attorney's File No. 13-02457 /FHLMC/mtucker Office THIS LAW FIRM IS ACTING AS A Members of the Grand Jury inspected DEBT COLLECTOR AND IS AT- the Lumpkin County District Attorney's TEMPTING TO COLLECT A DEBT. Office and were given a tour of the fa- ANY INFORMATION OBTAINED cility and everything was found to be in WILL BE USED FOR THAT PUR- order. POSE. RECOMMENDATIONS The Grand Jury recommended no changes in compensation for bailiffs and jurors at this time. Respectfully submitted, this 27th day of August, 2013 Stacy-Lee Mizer, Foreperson Grover C. Bagley, IV, Assistant Foreperson Tiffany E. Mickenheim, Clerk

State of Georgia County of Lumpkin The within and foregoing presentments received and read in open Court, the same are ordered published as recom- mended and spread upon the minutes of the Court. Attachments to the pre- sentments are to be recorded in the minutes and available in the Clerk of the Superior Court's Office for review by the public.

This 27th day of August, 2013. Honorable N. Stanley Gunter Judge, Superior Courts Enotah Judicial Circuit gpn11 STATE OF GEORGIA COUNTY OF LUMPKIN NOTICE OF SALE UNDER POWER IN DEED TO SECURE DEBT Under and by virtue of the power of sale contained in that certain Deed to Secure Debt from Katharine L. Mc- Duffie to Ameriquest Mortgage Com- pany in the original principal amount of $103,680.00 dated 12/08/2005, and recorded in Deed Book B37, page 44, Lumpkin County records, said Security Deed being last transferred and as- signed to U.S. Bank, National Associa- tion, as Trustee for Stanwich Mortgage Loan Trust, Series 2012-7 in Deed Book 1223, page 689, Lumpkin County records, the undersigned will sell at public outcry to the highest bidder for cash before the Courthouse door in said County, during the legal hours of sale, on the first Tuesday of October, 2013 by U.S. Bank National Associa- tion, as Trustee for Stanwich Mortgage Loan Trust, Series 2012-7, as Attor- ney-in-Fact for Katharine L. McDuffie the following described property: The land referred to in this Exhibit is located in the County of Lumpkin and the State of Georgia in Deed Book B16 at Page 334 and described as fol- lows: All that tract or parcel of land lying and being in Land Lot 434 of the 12th District and 1st Section of Lumpkin County, Georgia, being shown as Lot 5 on a plat of survey for Shadow Wood Subdivision, prepared by Frederick F. gpn11 Kaufman, Georgia Registered Survey- STATE OF GEORGIA or, dated September 11, 1992, revised COUNTY OF LUMPKIN April 1995, recorded in Plat Book 28, NOTICE OF SALE UNDER POWER gpn11 Page 47, Lumpkin County Records, Because of a default in the pay- STATE OF GEORGIA which plat of survey is incorporated ment of the indebtedness secured by a COUNTY OF LUMPKIN herein by reference and made a part Security Deed executed by Ronald C. NOTICE OF SALE UNDER POWER hereof. Treadaway, Jr. to Mortgage Electronic Because of a default in the pay- Property known as: 67 Bluebird Registration Systems, Inc. as nominee ment of the indebtedness secured by a Trail, Dahlonega, GA 30533 for Regions Bank d/b/a Regions Mort- Security Deed executed by Vicky Ann The indebtedness secured by said gage, and its successors and assigns Keeton to Mortgage Electronic Regis- Deed to Secure Debt having been de- dated October 22, 2009, and recorded tration Systems, Inc. as nominee for clared due and payable because of de- in Deed Book 1145, Page 204, Lump- Branch Banking and Trust Company fault in the payment of the indebted- kin County Records, said Security Lenders Corporation dated November ness secured thereby, this sale will be Deed having been last sold, assigned, 17, 2006, and recorded in Deed Book made for the purposes of paying the transferred and conveyed to Regions 1193, Page 626, Lumpkin County same and all expenses of sale, includ- Bank DBA Regions Mortgage by As- Records, said Security Deed having ing attorney's fees, (notice having signment, securing a Note in the origi- been last sold, assigned, transferred been given as provided by law). nal principal amount of $114,048.00, and conveyed to DLJ Mortgage Capi- The property will be sold as the gpn11 the holder thereof pursuant to said tal, Inc by Assignment, securing a property of Katharine L. McDuffie sub- STATE OF GEORGIA Deed and Note thereby secured has Note in the original principal amount of ject to the following: COUNTY OF LUMPKIN declared the entire amount of said in- $270,000.00, the holder thereof pur- (1) all prior restrictive covenants, NOTICE OF SALE UNDER POWER debtedness due and payable and, pur- suant to said Deed and Note thereby easements, rights-of-way or encum- Because of a default in the pay- suant to the power of sale contained in secured has declared the entire brances; (2) all valid zoning ordi- ment of the indebtedness secured by said Deed, will on the first Tuesday, amount of said indebtedness due and nances; (3) matters which would be that certain Security Deed, dated June October 1, 2013, during the legal hours payable and, pursuant to the power of disclosed by an accurate survey of the gpn11 9, 2009, executed by Pamela Goode of sale, before the Courthouse door in sale contained in said Deed, will on the property; (4) the outstanding ad val- NOTICE OF SALE to MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC REG- said County, sell at public outcry to the first Tuesday, October 1, 2013, during orem taxes and assessments, if any; GEORGIA, LUMPKIN COUNTY ISTRATION SYSTEMS, INC. as nomi- highest bidder for cash, the property the legal hours of sale, before the (5) unpaid water and sewage bills, that Because of the default in the pay- nee for Vision Mortgage Resources, described in said Deed, to-wit: Courthouse door in said County, sell at constitute liens against the property, ment of a note executed by Osage Fi- Inc., recorded in Deed Book 1134, ALL THAT TRACT OR PARCEL public outcry to the highest bidder for whether due and payable or not yet nancial Corporation secured by a deed Page 698, Lumpkin County, Georgia OF LAND LYING AND BEING IN cash, the property described in said due and payable; and (6) matters of to secure debt executed by Osage Fi- Deed Records, and securing a Note in LAND LOTS 465 AND 466, 12TH DIS- Deed, to-wit: record superior to the security deed nancial Corporation to J. Bob Pickel- the original principal amount of TRICT, 1ST SECTION, LUMPKIN ALL THAT TRACT OR PARCEL first set out above. simer and Virginia Pickelsimer dated $205,500.00, said Security Deed last COUNTY, GEORGIA, BEING LOT 12 OF LAND LYING AND BEING IN Pursuant to O.C.G.A. Section 44- May 9, 2001, and recorded in the having been assigned to Green Tree OF ROYAL OAKS SUBDIVISION, LAND LOT 1042 OF THE 11TH DIS- 14-162.2 the name of the person or Clerk's Office of Lumpkin County, Servicing LLC, the current holder RECORDED IN PLAT CABINET 1, TRICT, 1ST SECTION, LUMPKIN entity who has the full authority to ne- Georgia, in Deed Book M27, pages thereof, has declared the entire SLIDE 81, PAGES 10-12, LUMPKIN COUNTY, GEORGIA AND BEING gotiate, amend, or modify the terms of 255-260, last transferred and assigned amount of said indebtedness evi- COUNTY, GEORGIA RECORDS. TRACT 24-A OF RANCH MOUNTAIN the aforementioned indebtedness is: to J. Bob Pickelsimer, the undersigned denced by the Note immediately due Said property is known as 184 ESTATES F/K/A TRAHLYTA TRACE Carrington Mortgage Services has declared the full unpaid amount of and payable and, pursuant to the pow- Royal Oaks Lane, Dahlonega, GA SUBDIVISION AS DESCRIBED IN 1610 E. St. Andrews Place the indebtedness secured by said er of sale contained in said Security 30533, together with all fixtures and PLAT BOOK 22, PAGE 34 OF THE B150 deed due and payable, and acting un- Deed, will, on the first Tuesday in Oc- personal property attached to and con- LUMPKIN COUNTY, GEORGIA Santa Ana, CA 92705 der the power of sale contained in said tober, 2013, to-wit: October 1, 2013, stituting a part of said property, if any. CLERK OF THE SUPERIOR COURT PH: 949-517-5057 deed, for the purpose of paying said in- during the legal hours of sale, before PETITION FOR LETTERS OF Said property will be sold subject to RECORDS, BEING 2.5 ACRES AND Pursuant to O.C.G.A Section 44- debtedness, will on the first Tuesday in the Lumpkin County Courthouse door, ADMIINSTRATION NOTICE any outstanding ad valorem taxes (in- BEING MORE PARTICULARLY DE- 14-162.2, nothing contained in this No- October, 2013 during the legal hours of sell at public outcry to the highest bid- Probate Court, County of Lumpkin, cluding taxes which are a lien, whether SCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: tice of Sale shall obligate any entity to sale at the Courthouse in Lumpkin der for cash, the following described State of Georgia or not now due and payable), the right BEGINNING AT THE INTERSEC- negotiate, amend, or modify said in- County, Georgia, sell at public outcry real property: In re:Estate of Cameron James Fuller- of redemption of any taxiA7ng authority, TION OF THE SOUTHERN LINE OF debtedness. to the highest bidder for cash, the land All that tract or parcel of land lying ton, Deceased any matters which might be disclosed LAND LOT 1042 AND RUNNING To the best of the undersigned's described in said deed, to wit: and being in Land Lot 126 of the 11th Estate No.-The2013- LADahlonega-80 Nugget,by an acDahlonega,curate survey an Ga.,d inspec Septembertion THENCE 11,NORT 2013,HWESTE PageRLY 535.51 7C knowledge and belief, the party in pos- ALL THAT TRACT OR PARCEL District, originally Hall now Lumpkin Daniel James Fullerton has peti- of the property, any assessments, FEET ALONG THE RIGHT OF WAY session is Katharine L. McDuffie. OF LAND LYING AND BEING IN County, Georgia, consisting of 1.505 tioned to be appointed Administrator of liens, encumbrances, zoning ordi- OF TRAILYTA TRACE PLACE RUN- U.S. Bank National Association, as LAND LOT 896, 12th DISTRICT, 1st acres, more or less, together with all the estate of Cameron James Fuller- nances, restrictions, covenants, and NING THENCE SOUTH 54 DE- Legal Advertisements Trustee for Stanwich Mortgage Loan SECTION, CITY OF DAHLONEGA, Legalimprovements loca teAdvertisementsd thereon, and ton, deceased, of said County. The matters of record superior to the Secu- GREES, 28 MINUTES, 07 SECONDS Trust, Series 2012-7, as Attorney-in- LUMPKIN COUNTY, GEORGIA AND being more particularly set out as Lot petitioner has also applied for waiver rity Deed first set out above. EAST A DISTANCE OF 185.21 FEET fact for Katharine L. McDuffie. BEING FULLY DESCRIBED BY A 28 of the Laurel Forest Subdivision on of bond and/or grant of certain powers The proceeds of said sale will be TO AN IRON PIN FOUND AND THE This law firm is acting as a debt col- PLAT PREPARED BY M. C. WICHT, a plat of survey dated October 31, contained in O.C.G.A-§53-12-261. All applied to the payment of said indebt- TRUE POINT OF BEGINNING, RUN- lector attempting to collect a debt, any GEORGIA REGISTERED LAND SUR- 2003, revised November 6, 2003, pre- interested parties are hereby notified to edness and all expenses of said sale NING THENCE NORTH 73 DE- information obtained will be used for VEYOR, DATED AUGUST 12, 1985: pared by Richard J. Webb, Georgia show cause why said petition should as provided in said Deed, and the bal- GREES, 19 MINUTES, 57 SECONDS that purpose. AND AS PER SAID PLAT, THE Registered Land Surveyor. This plat is not be granted. All objections to the ance, if any, will be distributed as pro- WEST , A DISTANCE OF 309.27 Pendergast & Associates, P.C. PROPERTY BEING LOT 3, LAUREL recorded in Plat Cabinet 1, Slide 94, petition must be in writing, setting forth vided by law. FEET TO AN IRON PIN FOUND, 115 Perimeter Center Place HILL HEIGHTS. THE SUBJECT PLAT Plats 76-78, Lumpkin County Records, grounds of any such objections, must The sale will be conducted subject RUNNING THENCE NORTH 16 DE- South Terraces, Suite 1000 BEING OF RECORD IN PLAT BOOK and is incorporated herein by refer- be filed with the Court on or before (1) to confirmation that the sale is not GREES, 38 MINUTES, 47 SECONDS Atlanta, GA 30346 12, PAGE 202, LUMPKIN COUNTY ence for a more detailed description. September 16, 2013. All pleadings/ob- prohibited under the U.S. Bankruptcy EAST, A DISTANCE OF 359.26 FEET Phone - 770-392-0398 RECORDS. SAID PLAT IS HEREBY This property is conveyed subject to all jections must be signed under oath be- Code and (2) to final confirmation and TO AN IRON PIN FOUND, RUNNING Toll Free - 866-999-7088 INCORPORATED BY REFERENCE. easements for roads and utilities in fore a notary public or before a probate audit of the status of the loan with the THENCE SOUTH 81 DEGREES, 14 www.penderlaw.com THIS CONVEYANCE IS MADE use or of record. court clerk, and filing fees must be secured creditor. MINUTES, 18 SECONDS EAST, A Our File No. 12-52300-1 TOGETHER WITH AND SUBJECT The aforedescribed real property is tendered with your pleadings/objec- The property is or may be in the DISTANCE OF 67.79 FEET TO A TO ANY EASEMENTS FOR PUBLIC also known as 63 Lake Laurel Court, tions, unless you qualify to file as an possession of Ronald C. Treadaway, IRON PIN FOUND, RUNNING PETITION FOR LETTERS OF ROADS AND UTILITIES NOW IN Dahlonega, GA 30533, according to indigent party. Contact probate court Jr., successor in interest or tenant(s). THENCE SOUTH 82 DEGREES, 15 ADMINISTRATION NOTICE USE. the present system of numbering hous- personnel at the following Regions Bank DBA Regions Mort- MINUTES, 16 SECONDS EAST, A Probate Court, County of Lumpkin, THIS CONVEYANCE IS MADE es in Lumpkin County, Georgia. This address/telephone number for the re- gage as Attorney-in-Fact for Ronald C. DISTANCE OF 57.98 FEET TO AN State of Georgia TOGETHER WITH AND SUBJECT sale will be conducted subject (1) to quired amount of filing fees. If any ob- Treadaway, Jr. IRON PIN FOUND, RUNNING Re:Estate of Stephen Brent Waters, TO ANY EASEMENTS OF RECORD. confirmation that the sale is not prohib- jections are filed, a hearing will be File no. 12-035613 THENCE SOUTH 89 DEGREES 21 Deceased To the best knowledge and belief of ited under the U.S. Bankruptcy Code scheduled at a later date. If no objec- SHAPIRO, SWERTFEGER & MINUTES, 12 SECONDS EAST, A Estate No-2013-LA-85 the undersigned, the physical address and (2) to final confirmation and audit tions are filed, the petition may be HASTY, LLP* DISTANCE OF 58.05 FEET TO AN Darlene R. Waters has petitioned of the above described property is 65 as to the amount and status of the loan granted without a hearing. Attorneys and Counselors at Law IRON PIN FOUND, RUNNING to be appointed Administrator of the LAUREL HEIGHTS, DAHLONEGA, with the holder of the Security Deed, Michael A. Chastain 2872 Woodcock Blvd., Suite THENCE NORTH 89 DEGREES, 37 estate of Stephen Brent Waters, de- GA. 30533. including but not limited to, a determi- Probate Judge 100?Atlanta, GA 30341-3941 MINUTES, 01 SECOND EAST, A DIS- ceased, of said County. The petitioner Notice has been given of intention nation that the borrower has not rein- by Shelley Wilson (770) 220-2535/CH TANCE 78.20 FEET TO AN IRON PIN has also applied for waiver of bond to collect attorney's fees in accordance stated the loan prior to the foreclosure Probate Clerk www.swertfeger.net FOUND, RUNNING THENCE SOUTH and/or grant of certain powers con- with the terms of the note secured by sale. 325 Riley Road, Room-122 *THE LAW FIRM IS ACTING AS A 09 DEGREES, 13 MINUTES, 30 SEC- tained in O.C.G.A. §53-12-261. All in- said deed to secure debt. The name, address and telephone Dahlonega, Georgia 30533 DEBT COLLECTOR. ANY INFORMA- ONDS WEST, A DISTANCE OF terested parties are hereby notified to This sale will be held subject to any number of the individual or entity with 706-864-3847 TION OBTAINED WILL BE USED 420.07 FEET TO THE POINT OF BE- show cause why said petition should unpaid taxes or other assessments full authority to negotiate, amend and gpn11 FOR THAT PURPOSE. GINNING, AS SHOWN ON THAT not be granted. All objections to the which may be liens against said prop- modify all terms of the Note and Secu- STATE OF GEORGIA [FC-NOS] PLAT OF SURVEY PREPARED FOR petition must be in writing, setting forth erty. rity Deed is Green Tree Servicing LLC, COUNTY OF LUMPKIN VICKY KEETON PREPARED TECH- the grounds of any such objections, Said property will be sold as the Attn: Loss Mitigation, 7360 S. Kyrene NOTICE OF SALE UNDER POWER gpn11 NICAL LAND SURVEYORS, INC and must be filed with the Court on or property of Osage Financial Corpora- Road, Mail Stop P-214, Tempe, AZ Because of a default in the pay- STATE OF GEORGIA D/B/A RICHARD WEBB & ASSO- before September 30, 2013. All plead- tion, and the proceeds of said sale 85283. The telephone number is (877) ment of the indebtedness secured by a COUNTY OF LUMPKIN CIATES DATED FEBRUARY 28, 2005 ings/objections must be signed under shall be applied first to the payment in 337-4141. The fax number is (877) Security Deed executed by Ronald C. NOTICE OF SALE UNDER POWER Said property is known as 105 oath before a notary public or before a full of said indebtedness, next, to the 265-9717. Said real property will be Treadaway, Jr. to Mortgage Electronic Because of a default in the pay- Ranch Mountain Court, Dahlonega, probate court clerk, and filing fees payment of all expenses connected sold subject to any outstanding ad val- Registration Systems, Inc. as nominee ment of the indebtedness secured by a GA 30533, together with all fixtures must be tendered with your with said sale, and the remainder, if orem taxes (including taxes which are for Regions Bank d/b/a Regions Mort- Security Deed executed by Vicky Ann and personal property attached to and pleadings/objections, unless you quali- any, shall be paid as provided in said a lien, but not yet due and payable), gage, and its successors and assigns Keeton to Mortgage Electronic Regis- constituting a part of said property, if fy to file as an indigent party. Contact deed to secure debt. the right of redemption of any taxing dated October 22, 2009, and recorded tration Systems, Inc. as nominee for any. probate court personnel at the follow- J. Bob Pickelsimer, as Attorney in authority, any matters which might be in Deed Book 1145, Page 204, Lump- Branch Banking and Trust Company Said property will be sold subject to ing address/telephone number for the fact for Osage Financial Corporation disclosed by an accurate survey and kin County Records, said Security Lenders Corporation dated November any outstanding ad valorem taxes (in- required amount of filing fees. If any inspection of the real property, any as- Deed having been last sold, assigned, 17, 2006, and recorded in Deed Book cluding taxes which are a lien, whether objections are filed, a hearing will be Angela Clark, Attorney at Law sessments, liens, encumbrances, zon- transferred and conveyed to Regions 1193, Page 626, Lumpkin County or not now due and payable), the right scheduled at a later date. If no objec- P.O. Box 611 ing ordinances, restrictions, covenants, Bank DBA Regions Mortgage by As- Records, said Security Deed having of redemption of any taxing authority, tions are filed, the petition may be Dahlonega, GA 30533 and matters of record superior to the signment, securing a Note in the origi- been last sold, assigned, transferred any matters which might be disclosed granted without a hearing. Security Deed first set out above. nal principal amount of $114,048.00, and conveyed to DLJ Mortgage Capi- by an accurate survey and inspection Michael A. Chastain gpn11 Upon information and belief, said the holder thereof pursuant to said tal, Inc by Assignment, securing a of the property, any assessments, Probate Judge STATE OF GEORGIA real property is presently in the pos- Deed and Note thereby secured has Note in the original principal amount of liens, encumbrances, zoning ordi- by:Shelley Wilson COUNTY OF LUMPKIN session or control of PAMELA declared the entire amount of said in- $270,000.00, the holder thereof pur- nances, restrictions, covenants, and Probate Clerk NOTICE OF SALE UNDER POWER GOODE A/K/A PAMELA B. GOODE debtedness due and payable and, pur- suant to said Deed and Note thereby matters of record superior to the Secu- 325 Riley Road,Room-122 Because of a default in the pay- and the proceeds of said sale will be suant to the power of sale contained in secured has declared the entire rity Deed first set out above. Dahlonega, Georgia 30533 ment of the indebtedness secured by applied to the payment of said indebt- said Deed, will on the first Tuesday, amount of said indebtedness due and The proceeds of said sale will be 706-864-3847 that certain Security Deed, dated June edness and all the expenses of said October 1, 2013, during the legal hours payable and, pursuant to the power of applied to the payment of said indebt- gpn11 9, 2009, executed by Pamela Goode sale, including attorney's fees, all as of sale, before the Courthouse door in sale contained in said Deed, will on the edness and all expenses of said sale NOTICE OF SALE to MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC REG- provided in said Security Deed and the said County, sell at public outcry to the first Tuesday, October 1, 2013, during as provided in said Deed, and the bal- GEORGIA, LUMPKIN COUNTY ISTRATION SYSTEMS, INC. as nomi- excess proceeds, if any, will be dis- highest bidder for cash, the property the legal hours of sale, before the ance, if any, will be distributed as pro- Because of the default in the pay- nee for Vision Mortgage Resources, tributed as provided by law. described in said Deed, to-wit: Courthouse door in said County, sell at vided by law. ment of a note executed by Osage Fi- Inc., recorded in Deed Book 1134, GREEN TREE SERVICING LLC ALL THAT TRACT OR PARCEL public outcry to the highest bidder for The sale will be conducted subject nancial Corporation secured by a deed Page 698, Lumpkin County, Georgia as Attorney-in-Fact for OF LAND LYING AND BEING IN cash, the property described in said (1) to confirmation that the sale is not to secure debt executed by Osage Fi- Deed Records, and securing a Note in PAMELA GOODE LAND LOTS 465 AND 466, 12TH DIS- Deed, to-wit: prohibited under the U.S. Bankruptcy nancial Corporation to J. Bob Pickel- the original principal amount of David W. Adams, Esquire TRICT, 1ST SECTION, LUMPKIN ALL THAT TRACT OR PARCEL Code and (2) to final confirmation and simer and Virginia Pickelsimer dated $205,500.00, said Security Deed last Ellis, Painter, Ratterree & Adams COUNTY, GEORGIA, BEING LOT 12 OF LAND LYING AND BEING IN audit of the status of the loan with the May 9, 2001, and recorded in the having been assigned to Green Tree LLP OF ROYAL OAKS SUBDIVISION, LAND LOT 1042 OF THE 11TH DIS- secured creditor. Clerk's Office of Lumpkin County, Servicing LLC, the current holder 2 East Bryan Street, Suite 1001 RECORDED IN PLAT CABINET 1, TRICT, 1ST SECTION, LUMPKIN The property is or may be in the Georgia, in Deed Book M27, pages thereof, has declared the entire Savannah, Georgia 31401 SLIDE 81, PAGES 10-12, LUMPKIN COUNTY, GEORGIA AND BEING possession of Vicky Ann Keeton, suc- 255-260, last transferred and assigned amount of said indebtedness evi- (912) 233-9700 COUNTY, GEORGIA RECORDS. TRACT 24-A OF RANCH MOUNTAIN cessor in interest or tenant(s). to J. Bob Pickelsimer, the undersigned denced by the Note immediately due THIS LAW FIRM MAY BE AT- Said property is known as 184 ESTATES F/K/A TRAHLYTA TRACE DLJ Mortgage Capital, Inc as Attor- has declared the full unpaid amount of and payable and, pursuant to the pow- TEMPTING TO COLLECT A DEBT. Royal Oaks Lane, Dahlonega, GA SUBDIVISION AS DESCRIBED IN ney-in-Fact for Vicky Ann Keeton the indebtedness secured by said er of sale contained in said Security ANY INFORMATION OBTAINED 30533, together with all fixtures and PLAT BOOK 22, PAGE 34 OF THE File no. 13-041240 deed due and payable, and acting un- Deed, will, on the first Tuesday in Oc- WILL BE USED FOR THAT PUR- personal property attached to and con- LUMPKIN COUNTY, GEORGIA SHAPIRO, SWERTFEGER & der the power of sale contained in said tober, 2013, to-wit: October 1, 2013, POSE. stituting a part of said property, if any. CLERK OF THE SUPERIOR COURT HASTY, LLP* deed, for the purpose of paying said in- during the legal hours of sale, before PETITION FOR LETTERS OF Said property will be sold subject to RECORDS, BEING 2.5 ACRES AND Attorneys and Counselors at Law debtedness, will on the first Tuesday in the Lumpkin County Courthouse door, ADMIINSTRATION NOTICE any outstanding ad valorem taxes (in- BEING MORE PARTICULARLY DE- 2872 Woodcock Blvd., Suite 100 October, 2013 during the legal hours of sell at public outcry to the highest bid- Probate Court, County of Lumpkin, cluding taxes which are a lien, whether SCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: Atlanta, GA 30341-3941 sale at the Courthouse in Lumpkin der for cash, the following described State of Georgia or not now due and payable), the right BEGINNING AT THE INTERSEC- (770) 220-2535/AB County, Georgia, sell at public outcry real property: In re:Estate of Cameron James Fuller- of redemption of any taxing authority, TION OF THE SOUTHERN LINE OF HYPERLINK "http://www.swert- to the highest bidder for cash, the land All that tract or parcel of land lying ton, Deceased any matters which might be disclosed LAND LOT 1042 AND RUNNING feger.net" www.swertfeger.net described in said deed, to wit: and being in Land Lot 126 of the 11th Estate No.-2013-LA-80 by an accurate survey and inspection THENCE NORTHWESTERLY 535.51 *THE LAW FIRM IS ACTING AS A ALL THAT TRACT OR PARCEL District, originally Hall now Lumpkin Daniel James Fullerton has peti- of the property, any assessments, FEET ALONG THE RIGHT OF WAY DEBT COLLECTOR. ANY INFORMA- OF LAND LYING AND BEING IN County, Georgia, consisting of 1.505 tioned to be appointed Administrator of liens, encumbrances, zoning ordi- OF TRAILYTA TRACE PLACE RUN- TION OBTAINED WILL BE USED LAND LOT 896, 12th DISTRICT, 1st acres, more or less, together with all the estate of Cameron James Fuller- nances, restrictions, covenants, and NING THENCE SOUTH 54 DE- FOR THAT PURPOSE. SECTION, CITY OF DAHLONEGA, improvements located thereon, and ton, deceased, of said County. The matters of record superior to the Secu- GREES, 28 MINUTES, 07 SECONDS [FC-NOS] LUMPKIN COUNTY, GEORGIA AND being more particularly set out as Lot petitioner has also applied for waiver rity Deed first set out above. EAST A DISTANCE OF 185.21 FEET BEING FULLY DESCRIBED BY A 28 of the Laurel Forest Subdivision on of bond and/or grant of certain powers The proceeds of said sale will be TO AN IRON PIN FOUND AND THE PLAT PREPARED BY M. C. WICHT, a plat of survey dated October 31, contained in O.C.G.A-§53-12-261. All applied to the payment of said indebt- TRUE POINT OF BEGINNING, RUN- GEORGIA REGISTERED LAND SUR- 2003, revised November 6, 2003, pre- interested parties are hereby notified to edness and all expenses of said sale NING THENCE NORTH 73 DE- VEYOR, DATED AUGUST 12, 1985: pared by Richard J. Webb, Georgia show cause why said petition should as provided in said Deed, and the bal- GREES, 19 MINUTES, 57 SECONDS AND AS PER SAID PLAT, THE Registered Land Surveyor. This plat is not be granted. All objections to the ance, if any, will be distributed as pro- WEST , A DISTANCE OF 309.27 PROPERTY BEING LOT 3, LAUREL recorded in Plat Cabinet 1, Slide 94, petition must be in writing, setting forth vided by law. FEET TO AN IRON PIN FOUND, HILL HEIGHTS. THE SUBJECT PLAT Plats 76-78, Lumpkin County Records, grounds of any such objections, must The sale will be conducted subject RUNNING THENCE NORTH 16 DE- BEING OF RECORD IN PLAT BOOK and is incorporated herein by refer- be filed with the Court on or before (1) to confirmation that the sale is not GREES, 38 MINUTES, 47 SECONDS 12, PAGE 202, LUMPKIN COUNTY ence for a more detailed description. September 16, 2013. All pleadings/ob- prohibited under the U.S. Bankruptcy EAST, A DISTANCE OF 359.26 FEET RECORDS. SAID PLAT IS HEREBY This property is conveyed subject to all jections must be signed under oath be- Code and (2) to final confirmation and TO AN IRON PIN FOUND, RUNNING INCORPORATED BY REFERENCE. easements for roads and utilities in fore a notary public or before a probate audit of the status of the loan with the THENCE SOUTH 81 DEGREES, 14 THIS CONVEYANCE IS MADE use or of record. court clerk, and filing fees must be secured creditor. MINUTES, 18 SECONDS EAST, A TOGETHER WITH AND SUBJECT The aforedescribed real property is tendered with your pleadings/objec- The property is or may be in the DISTANCE OF 67.79 FEET TO A TO ANY EASEMENTS FOR PUBLIC also known as 63 Lake Laurel Court, tions, unless you qualify to file as an possession of Ronald C. Treadaway, IRON PIN FOUND, RUNNING ROADS AND UTILITIES NOW IN Dahlonega, GA 30533, according to indigent party. Contact probate court Jr., successor in interest or tenant(s). THENCE SOUTH 82 DEGREES, 15 USE. the present system of numbering hous- personnel at the following Regions Bank DBA Regions Mort- MINUTES, 16 SECONDS EAST, A THIS CONVEYANCE IS MADE es in Lumpkin County, Georgia. This address/telephone number for the re- gage as Attorney-in-Fact for Ronald C. DISTANCE OF 57.98 FEET TO AN TOGETHER WITH AND SUBJECT sale will be conducted subject (1) to quired amount of filing fees. If any ob- Treadaway, Jr. IRON PIN FOUND, RUNNING TO ANY EASEMENTS OF RECORD. confirmation that the sale is not prohib- jections are filed, a hearing will be File no. 12-035613 THENCE SOUTH 89 DEGREES 21 To the best knowledge and belief of ited under the U.S. Bankruptcy Code scheduled at a later date. If no objec- SHAPIRO, SWERTFEGER & MINUTES, 12 SECONDS EAST, A the undersigned, the physical address and (2) to final confirmation and audit tions are filed, the petition may be HASTY, LLP* DISTANCE OF 58.05 FEET TO AN of the above described property is 65 as to the amount and status of the loan granted without a hearing. Attorneys and Counselors at Law IRON PIN FOUND, RUNNING LAUREL HEIGHTS, DAHLONEGA, with the holder of the Security Deed, Michael A. Chastain 2872 Woodcock Blvd., Suite THENCE NORTH 89 DEGREES, 37 GA. 30533. including but not limited to, a determi- Probate Judge 100?Atlanta, GA 30341-3941 MINUTES, 01 SECOND EAST, A DIS- Notice has been given of intention nation that the borrower has not rein- by Shelley Wilson (770) 220-2535/CH TANCE 78.20 FEET TO AN IRON PIN to collect attorney's fees in accordance stated the loan prior to the foreclosure Probate Clerk www.swertfeger.net FOUND, RUNNING THENCE SOUTH with the terms of the note secured by sale. 325 Riley Road, Room-122 *THE LAW FIRM IS ACTING AS A 09 DEGREES, 13 MINUTES, 30 SEC- said deed to secure debt. The name, address and telephone Dahlonega, Georgia 30533 DEBT COLLECTOR. ANY INFORMA- ONDS WEST, A DISTANCE OF This sale will be held subject to any number of the individual or entity with 706-864-3847 TION OBTAINED WILL BE USED 420.07 FEET TO THE POINT OF BE- unpaid taxes or other assessments full authority to negotiate, amend and FOR THAT PURPOSE. GINNING, AS SHOWN ON THAT which may be liens against said prop- modify all terms of the Note and Secu- [FC-NOS] PLAT OF SURVEY PREPARED FOR erty. rity Deed is Green Tree Servicing LLC, VICKY KEETON PREPARED TECH- Said property will be sold as the Attn: Loss Mitigation, 7360 S. Kyrene NICAL LAND SURVEYORS, INC property of Osage Financial Corpora- Road, Mail Stop P-214, Tempe, AZ D/B/A RICHARD WEBB & ASSO- tion, and the proceeds of said sale 85283. The telephone number is (877) CIATES DATED FEBRUARY 28, 2005 shall be applied first to the payment in 337-4141. The fax numIt’sIt’sber is (877) Time.Time.Said property is known as 105 full of said indebtedness, next, to the 265-9717. Said real property will be Ranch Mountain Court, Dahlonega, payment of all expenses connected sold subject to any outstanding ad val- GA 30533, together with all fixtures with said sale, and the remainder, if orem taxes (including taxes which are and personal property attached to and any, shall be paid as provided in said a lien, but not yet due and payable), constituting a part of said property, if deed to secure debt. the right(( of redemptInInion of factanyfact taxing it’sit’s ALWAYSALWAYS timetimeany. )) J. Bob Pickelsimer, as Attorney in authority, any matters which might be Said property will be sold subject to fact for Osage Financial Corporation disclosed by an accurate survey and any outstanding ad valorem taxes (in- inspection of the real property, any as- cluding taxes which are a lien, whether Angela Clark, Attorn...to...toey at Law sess mentenjoyenjoys, liens, encumbrances, zon- youryour hometownhometownor not now due paper!andpaper! payable), the right P.O. Box 611 ing ordinances, restrictions, covenants, of redemption of any taxing authority, Dahlonega, GA 30533 and matters of record superior to the any matters which might be disclosed Security Deed first set out above. by an accurate survey and inspection Upon information and belief, said of the property, any assessments, real property is presently in the pos- liens, encumbrances, zoning ordi- session or control of PAMELA nances, restrictions, covenants, and GOODE A/K/A PAMELA B. GOODE matters of record superior to the Secu- and the proceeds of said sale will be rity Deed first set out above. applied to the payment of said indebt- The proceeds of said sale will be edness and all the expenses of said applied to the payment of said indebt- sale, including attorney's fees, all as edness and all expenses of said sale provided in said Security Deed and the as provided in said Deed, and the bal- excess proceeds, if any, will be dis- ance, if any, will be distributed as pro- tributed as provided by law. vided by law. GREEN TREE SERVICING LLC The sale will be conducted subject as Attorney-in-Fact for (1) to confirmation that the sale is not PAMELA GOODE prohibited under the U.S. Bankruptcy David W. Adams, Esquire Code and (2) to final confirmation and Ellis, Painter, Ratterree & Adams audit of the status of the loan with the LLP secured creditor. 2 East Bryan Street, Suite 1001 The property is or may be in the Savannah, Georgia 31401 possession of Vicky Ann Keeton, suc- (912) 233-9700 cessor in interest or tenant(s). THIS LAW FIRM MAY BE AT- DLJ Mortgage Capital, Inc as Attor- TEMPTING TO COLLECT A DEBT. ney-in-Fact for Vicky Ann Keeton ANY INFORMATION OBTAINED File no. 13-041240 WILL BE USED FOR THAT PUR- SHAPIRO, SWERTFEGER & POSE. HASTY, LLP* Attorneys and Counselors at Law 2872 Woodcock Blvd., Suite 100 Atlanta, GA 30341-3941 (770) 220-2535/AB HYPERLINK "http://www.swert- feger.net" www.swertfeger.net *THE LAW FIRM IS ACTING AS A DEBT COLLECTOR. ANY INFORMA- TION OBTAINED WILL BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE. [FC-NOS] CLASSIFIED CLASSIFIED LINERS CLASSIFIED DIS- A1 Page 8C, The Dahlonega Nugget, Dahlonega, Ga., September11, 2013

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DUNKIN DONUTS Home Instead Senior Care is Retail Sales Consultant wanted 512 Cane Creek Valley, SEVERAL FAMILIES NOW HIRING FOR MAN- Revelry Consignment Boutique the nation's most trusted at AT&T Wireless Expo Daw- Dahlonega. Saturday, 8:30am-? AGERS, DAHLONEGA LOCA- source of in-home care. We are sonville, GA, located at North Saturday, 8am-1pm ½-mile east of GA-115/52 inter- is now accepting consignments TION. Email resume and con- for the fall season. We accept looking for compassionate, Georgia Premium Outlet Mall. Boys newborn-Toddler clothing, section (Pierces Store) on tact info to: hardworking, and dedicated in- A prime candidate for this posi- misc. baby items, furniture, end Stringer/Cochran Road. Can- designer clothing and acces- [email protected] sories for women and juniors, dividuals to provide assistance tion would have previous sales tables plus more. celled if raining for seniors in their home. experience with an emphasis Lots of cute misc. items, tree sizes 0-3X. Clothing must be Full-time Front Desk Reserva- SURPLUS SALE clean and neatly folded or on We are seeking caregiver's for on outstanding customer ser- stand, fishing rods. tionist needed for local resort. day/night shifts as well as vice; must be a highly driven, Power and Hand Tools, Ander- hangers. Mon-Thur 8-5,Fri 8-2. Annual Gold Creek Subdivision sen Series 200 DH windows, Stop in at 28 Grove St North or overnights, live-in, and week- motivated individual who works Must have good customer ser- ends with open availability. For well with others and indepen- Garage Sale, Dawsonville, 28"-Lazy Susan base cabinet in call us at 706-867-8378. vice skills and excellent com- Saturday, Sept. 14, 8 a.m. - 3 natural Hickory, Pilates Per- www.RevelryConsignment.com more information, please call dently. puter expertise. Seeking ma- 706-835-3804 and leave a de- Email resume and cover letter p.m. Highway 136, west of 400 former workout machine, Yaki- ture individual with ability to tailed message. to [email protected] 15 + homes ma receiver mount bike rack, multi-task. Please e-mail re- televisions, free-standing TV sumes to: Wanted: Female caregiver, non MOVING SALE mount for large flat-screen TV $100 TREE SERVICE [email protected] smoker, must be 5'6 or taller. SATURDAY ONLY (black w/glass shelves), bath- OR PRESSURE WASHING NO PHONE CALLS; NO Must have nursing home expe- 7111 Highway 19N room sinks & accessories, lam- Call Mike, 706-482-8181 WALK-INS. EOE, drug-free rience, must be CNA or prior Evening security guard wanted INDOORS inate flooring, wall & floor tile, workplace. Mandatory back- Harley lighter sets, knife sets & BOB'S LOCAL TREE SERVICE CNA, comfortable with putting at the Achasta and R-Ranch window shades, new construc- ground checks and drug on condom catheter. Heavy lift- gated communities. Must be more. Murano, Venetian, Fen- tion and replacement windows, 30 Years Experience, Free Es- screening ton glass & more. Beautiful timates, Licensed, Insured ing for a total care man. Must able to pass drug screen/back- entry, storm & interior doors, be available during the week for ground check. Prior military or grandfather clock, birdhouses, pre-hung 2-panel arch-top inte- 24-Hour Emergency Service Full-time Sr. Laboratory Techni- chimes, Tiffany Lamps, men's, Specializing in Climbing, Top- cian training. The days are Friday, law enforcement experience rior doors for 2'x6' framing Saturday, Sunday, 8am-5:30pm preferred. Call 706-867-7937 women's and children's clothes, (3'0", 4' French, 6' French) ping, Removal. Primary Responsibilities: full scale medieval weapons ASK FOR BOB-770-983-2653, Assist Lab Manager in design- and a half day Monday. Must for more information. kitchen sinks, mirrors, toilets, be available during the week replicas, lawnmowers, & much light fixtures, ceiling fans, up- Cell/770-561-9247 ing, initiating and completing tri- more. als when other caregivers are sick. right vacuum cleaner, and Requirements: Must be familiar with Dish or Saturday, Sept. 14, 8am-5pm much more! 2-year engineering degree or DirecTV with DVR. He will do a 1285 Seven Mile Hill Road We now accept Visa, Master- MARK'S HOME SOLUTIONS technical/vocational degree or national background check. EARN BIG MONEY PART- Too much to list! Card and Discover. 706-525-8234 equivalent experience; lab ex- Call Monday-Friday, 9am-5pm. TIME FROM HOME MAILING 1998 Ford Van for sale Next to Chestatee Animal Hos- Interior/exterior painting perience preferred; CAD expe- Call Ellen Ames at 706-867- OUR FULL-COLOR SALES 706-429-6503 pital, Hwy-52E, Dahlonega. Minor plumbing & electrical rience preferred; electrical/elec- 6134 or 678-521-2813. POSTCARDS. Call for a FREE Friday-Saturday, 9AM-3PM, tronic/mechanical skills and ex- Info-Postcard that explains ev- Sautee Estate Sale, Sept 13-15 CLOSED SUNDAY. Basement completion erything. 1-800-313-0961. Or Decks- new or repair perience preferred; machinist 10a-4p. 154 Starlight Drive, All proceeds benefit Habitat for visit www.abminfo.com referred Humanity, Lumpkin County Pressure washing experience preferred. Sautee, Ga 30571. Entire con- by #9467 Melvin Coley. tents of Interior Decorator's Honey-do jobs Send resume and cover letter to [email protected] home. Antiques, Furniture, Gutter cleaning Primitives, Bedroom Suites, Rental home maintenance NOW HIRING Sofas, Dining Room, Living and upkeep Dining facility attendant at Room, Kitchen, Books, Dolls, Club Cadet Zero-Turn riding 25 years experience. No job Camp Merrell Got it. 1953 Camp Wahsega Road Smalls, China, Glass, and mower; Buck Stove, $250. 706- too small, excellent reputation. Taking applications Monday- Saturday, Sept. 14, 8am-4pm. MORE 974-9252, 706-344-7240 We pay attention to details. We Friday, between 8am-2pm take pride in our work. We give No experience necessary. Call affordable prices for high-quali- 706-864-4507 for more infor- INDUSTRIAL MAINTENANCE positions hiring ty work. mation. AIRLINE for all shifts. Experience required in mechanical, fluid power, electrical, and control technology. Pressure washing, gutter WANTED: CAREERS cleaning, gutter guards in- Someone to weed-eat a fairly Formal training and PLC experience a plus. stalled. At low prices. Hundreds large area. Must have own BEGIN HERE Motivated, reliable, team players needed. of satisfied customers. Li- equipment. If interested, call Competitive pay and benefits. Please Call Joshua censed & Insured. 706-219- 706-864-6779 Get FAA approved Aviation Maintenance Technician 3607 training. Financial aid for qualified students – Smith at 706-779-4604 or respond by e-mail to [email protected]. We do decks, additions, metal Housing available. Job placement assistance. roofs, roof repairs, and remod- Bourbon Street Grille now hir- CALL Aviation Institute of Maintenance eling, new and old homes. Call ing experienced only line Mark Morgan 706-835-7396. cooks. Applicants apply in per- 866-564-9634 son Mon, Wed, Thurs. 2-5 PM 90 Public Square North 11515ac www.FixJets.com 5-671064 A-1 TREE SERVICE cuts and removes trees for the lowest rates around. Prompt, depend- able, and honest service. Fully C.N.A./Personal Care Aide insured. Call for free estimate. Caring people in Lumpkin Cty. John Hucks, Owner, 706-864- Needed to help the elderly and 8593, Mobile: 770-287-5774. disabled. Must have experience being a care giver or be a Charles Rogers C.N.A. Be paid to help people! COMPUTER SERVICES Apply on-line at Rescare.com Business/home PC upgrade/re- or call: 770-297-9016. pair, any hardware/software so- lution- DSL/wireless networks, Gateway Health and Rehab, a websites & tutoring. Fast, de- 60-bed skilled nursing facility is pendable onsite service at rea- currently accepting applications sonable rates. for a part-time LPN charge 706-867-9771, 678-316-5663, nurse. Interested applicants We do not knowingly accept ad- DEDICATED driving opportuni- Truck Drivers are in Demand! HIGH-SPEED Internet is now www.CRComputerServices.- may come by and complete an vertisements that discriminate, or ties for team and solo drivers. Great benefits, stability, and earn- available where you ive for only com application at 3201 Westmore- intend to discriminate, on any ille- Quality home time, steady miles, ing potential! The avg. truck driver $39.99 per mo. New Superfast land Road, Cleveland. For gal basis. Nor do we knowingly ac- high earnings. Enjoy Transport earns $700+/wk*! No CDL? 16 Satellite Internet with speeds up to questions, contact Bobbi-Jo, cept employment advertisements America’s great driver experience! Day training avail! CALL TODAY! 15Mbps! 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FREE TESTING bonus, regional flatbed, guarantee qualified students – Housing avail- 25-word classified ad will appear in CRST offers the Best Lease pay, excellent pay, benefits, o/ops able. Job placement assistance. over 100 Georgia newspapers for This newspaper will not knowingly Purchase Program! SIGN ON accept any advertising for real estate welcome. Call today for details, Call AIM (877) 205-1779. only $350. Call Jennifer Labon at FREE QUOTES BONUS. No down payment or 800-554-5661, ext. 331, www. the Georgia Newspaper Service at which is in violation of the law. Our credit check. Great pay. Class-A tlxtransport.jobs 770-454-6776 or online at readers are hereby informed that all CDL required. Owner Operators Www.gapress.org/georgianewspa- dwellings advertised in this newspaper are CALL NOW Welcome! Call: 866-546-7656. perservice.html available on an equal opportunity basis. NEW PAY PACKAGE Tractor To complain of discrimination call HUD 706-429-4109 EXPERIENCED Drivers. 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FOR SALE 1BR/1BA townhouse, private, 2-bedroom mobile homes One acre for lease/purchase. Vaseline glass water pitcher quiet setting. Includes all appli- Oak Grove Mountain Village Well, septic, power, free dou- w/4 glasses, $170; Bosch dish- ances. Convenient to town, lo- $400/mo or $125/week. blewide with damage. $29,500. washer, SilencePlus, $300; din- cated on Wahsega Road. 770-715-6482 Possible owner financing. 706- ing room table w/4 chairs and $550/mo +deposit. 706-864- 2-bedroom with garden tub, in- 265-5693. china cabinet, $425; 47-gal cor- 1252 cludes water, trash pickup, 1- ner fish tank with 2 discus fish, 3br/1Ba, private, appliances, acre lot, near LBES. $545- $450; oak/glass coffee table $575/mo. 706-265-5564 and 2 end tables, $50; refriger- well water, Hwy-19N, $600/mo. ator, black, $200; 404-307- 706-864-8185 2Br/1ba at Turner's Corner, 4 2br/2.5ba Townhouse 1519, please leave message, 3BR/2BA all electric, washer, minutes from Turner's Corner will call back. New wood floors, new dryer, refrigerator, microwave, Café. $425/mo. plus $425 de- heating/air unit. $102,900, Used Yamaha Alto Saxophone dishwasher included. $750/mo posit. 706-207-9309 706-344-8056. w/case. $600 OBO. Email: $500 deposit. 770-656-6212, 11513ac 678-859-6453 2BR/2BA, 1 acre, garden tub, [email protected] spacious back porch, shed, FOR SALE BY OWNER 3Br/2Ba, 1+ acres, 3 miles $560 +dep, 404-353-6509 5bd/3ba Newer home on 1 from town. 678-860-5348 acre, 5 minutes from campus, 3Br Doublewide, 3 miles from $1,600/month income. APPALACHIAN GOLD WILL 4BR/3BA, spacious luxury town. $700/mo, $700 deposit. 770-967-9379 (home) BUY YOUR GOLD, SILVER, home, scenic and secluded. 706-864-2186 770-539-1816 (cell) $1,595/mo. 706-360-3070 PLATINUM & COINS. 85 Lumpkin County, two bedroom EAST MAIN ST, DAHLONEGA For great rental homes con- on wooded acre, central HVAC, Private getaway or full-time res- CHESTATEE 706-864-0454 tact CHESTATEE PROPERTY no pets, $300 deposit, $140 idence located on Chestatee REAL ESTATE MANAGEMENT 706-867-0196 weekly 706-265-2729. River (4.25 acres) in Lumpkin We Buy Scrap Gold & Silver County approximately 8 miles www.rentdahlonega.com THE GOLD SHOP VERY nice 4Bd/2Bth Modular north of downtown Dahlonega. 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Every factory op- 4 miles from NGCSU. $400/month includes W/D, ca- Darren Martin Sharon Eikenberry tion available. Good tires, good 900 sq.ft. office or business TOWNHOUSE FOR SALE transportation. Black with tan ble, Internet & utilities. 404- space for rent. Utilities included Gordon Copeland Sharon Thomason 680-5869 Great investment in Dahlonega leather interior. 141K miles. are electric, water, sewer. Call 2Br/2Ba, 2-car garage town- Jenny Rhoads Sheila Sostarich $3,800. 706-864-6461 ROOM FOR RENT Dennis for details at 706-864- home, private and woodsy, Joyce Knapton Tammy Avery 4 miles north of UNG. $400/mo 8757 or 706-265-0774. convenient to NGU campus. Keith Anderson Tony Nunley 706-864-6893 Business property for Lease Well maintained complex. All Lana McDonald Vonda Moses 2016 sq.ft. Office with 1932 appliances stay. Excellent ten- rw71713b 1998 Ford Windstar Van for ROOMMATE NEEDED ants. Asking $112,500. Call Female roommate to share sq.ft. Basement. $2,400/month. sale, good condition. 706-429- Lumpkin County Parkway, 360-898-0278. 6503 home in Dahlonega. Furnished bedroom, bath, walk-in closet, Dahlonega. Jean Ferris, 770- Chestateere.com • RentDahlonega.com satellite TV. $325/mo +half utili- 718-5265 ties. Call Linda, 706-867-8469 FOR LEASE 770-394-9219 US FOREST RANGER WORK 2004 AEROLITE 30' CAMPER MOBILE HOME LOTS 1 slide out, sleeps 6, New CENTER. 200 HWY 197 CLARKESVLLE Sherwood Forest on Claude Awning, EXCELLENT CONDI- Parks Rd, 1.5 Acre, Graded, TION. $11,000. Call or Text, 1, 2, & 3BR starting at $415. All GA, 30523. OK FOR TRUCKS & HEAVY County Water, Power, Paved Where in the world 678-525-5611 or 706-344-8116 appliances, W/D hook-up. 706- EQUIPMENT. Driveway, and Septic Tank. 865-1787. Owner Financing Available. Coleman pop-up camper. Lots Office Space, 1,100 sq.ft. Only $500 Down Payment. of room. Large bed on each 1Bd/1Ba, all utilities, furnished, 5 miles from Dahlonega, VERY NICE Mariah Construction, LLP. 706- do you want to go? end. Three-burner stove, sink, 706-265-5657 227-4663 refrigerator, microwave, cold $500/mo +deposit. 706-864- AC, and new top. $2,200. 706- 4981 864-6461 2br/1ba, C/H/A, washer/dryer, power, trash included, private lot. 706-265-1473 Prime 1 large bedroom, 1.5 bath. 2br/2ba, semi-furnished, extra Beautiful 1910 renovated Farm- nice, 706-344-2024. Rental house on quiet country lane. C/H/A, fireplace, hardwood floors, screened porch. Properties $585/mo, $600/deposit. 1-year R-Ranch lifetime ownership re- See photos at lease, references. 706-864- sort. Daily amenities: horses, 9323 pool, camp, fishing, RV or cab- 706-867-0196 www.rentdahlonega.com 2br/1ba house, 7 miles from ins. $250 +annual assessment. town, Hwy-9 South, $800/mo. 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