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Saturday, July 7, 2018 YOURThe NEWSPAPER [email protected] Courier• www.courier-herald.com Drawer B, Court Square Station, Dublin, Georgia Herald 31040 • 478-272-5522 Volume 102, No. 133, Pub. No 161860 Good eats East Dublin cyclist killed in crash on 7 local restaurants featured in state's Ga.By JEREMY 29 JOHNSON earlying north Friday and was driven by An East Dublin man was Hakeem Cannon, 27, also of official culinary guide killed when a vehicle hit his East Dublin. Cannon did not By BRETT DANIEL bicycle on Georgia 29 in Lau- see Chilelli until the collision. Explore Georgia, Georgia's official rens County early Friday Deputy Coroner Nathan tourism and travel website, recently morning. Stanley said the crash oc- recognized seven local restaurants in John Chilleli, 47, was rid- curred at 1:28 a.m. and he pro- its 2018 edition of Georgia Eats, the ing his bicycle in the north- nounced Chilelli dead at the state's official culinary guide. bound lane when a Chevrolet scene at 2 a.m. Named in the guide's "100 Plates Lo- Impala struck him from be- The accident is still under cals Love" list are Tumpie's Steak- hind with its front bumper, ac- investigation by the GSP. house, for its Cowboy Sirloin; Company cording to the Georgia State More information will be re- Supply, for its Salmon Pontchartrain; Patrol's Public Information leased as the investigation Peter's Café, for its Seafood Risotto; Office. continues. and Deano's Italian, for its Chicken The Impala was also travel- Marsala. Named in the "Vegetarian Friendly" and "Coffee Shops" flavor tour sections are Landmark Café and Market and MyCoffeeShop, respectively. Named in the "Dining Legacies" sec- tion, which honors Georgia's black- July 4th baby arrives at owned restaurants, is Miller's Soul Food. "I think it's an honor," said Nadine Fairview Park Hospital Hunt, owner of Miller's. "We've been in business for so long downtown, over 60 years, and it's good to know that we are thought of and appreciated." Wayne Shay, owner of Tumpie's Steakhouse, said it feels wonderful to have his restaurant featured in the guide and that he's proud of the food and service Tumpie's offers the public. "I'm glad we can do some good ser- vice here," Shay said. "We've been here 19 years now. We buy good quality stuff and the customer doesn't mind paying for or waiting for some good stuff. We depend on the local people." Richard Mascaro, owner of Company Supply, said the feature lets him know that Company Supply is doing some- thing right. "To me, I think that the people are responding and picking the things that they like," he said. "It gives validation Photo courtesy Explore Georgia; to what we're doing as a restaurant and our culinary team, and we want to keep Seven local restaurants were featured in the 2018 edition of pushing it and moving it forward." Special Photo Peter Pastore, owner of Peter's Café, "Georgia Eats" (above), including four which were listed said he is truly thankful for the public's among the publication's "100 Plates Locals Love" and STAR-SPANGLED BABY support of his food and that it's heart- whose owners and staff are seen below: Peter's Café Fairview Park Hospital welcomed a Fourth of warming to know that his restaurant is owner Peter Pastore, family and staff (top left); Deano's July newborn Wednesday morning. The appreciated. owner Jennifer Shaffer (top right); Tumpie's owner Wayne "Money is not really everything," Pa- Independence Baby, Marley Lee Johnson, store said. "To know that people do ap- Shay (bottom right); Company Supply owners Richard and came into the world at 6 lbs., 11 oz. and 19 preciate the dishes that you have is re- Colby Mascaro (bottom left). inches long. ally a feeling of accomplishment." Jennifer Shaffer, co-owner of Deano's Italian, said she feels grateful that the public chose the Chicken Marsala to be featured. "They could have picked anybody, Johnson County funeral anywhere, and they chose our food," she said. "We make the food that we love, and for other people to appreciate director arrested again on it and enjoy it and vote for you when they can vote for anyone is really hum- theftFrom Staff by Reports deceptionbeen erected charge at the gravesite. bling." WRIGHTSVILLE – Anoth- She told Sgt. Hall that she de- Bobby Castillo, owner of Landmark er warrant was issued last cided to come forward after Café and Market, said he appreciates week for the arrest of learning about the nature of his restaurant being featured and that Wrightsville funeral home di- Brantley’s recent arrest. it makes him feel incredible when peo- rector, John Hall Brantley, Hall said Brantley was ar- ple choose Landmark. 64. Wrightsville Police rested that afternoon and "This is real nice," he said. "It's Department Sgt. Mitch Hall charged with one count of great. It makes me feel good to see peo- said that he received a call theft by deception. He bonded ple walk through that door willing to from the complainant last out of Johnson County Jail on pay me and eat my food." Monday around 9 a.m. The Thursday. Juan Rodriguez, co-owner of MyCof- woman, who is from Gray, Hall says if anyone has feeShop, said it's amazing to see the filed a report saying that she any questions or concerns re- end result of the hard work he and his had paid Brantley for a garding services rendered (or wife, Nora, co-owner, put into the busi- bronze grave marker to be paid but not rendered) by ness, and thanked the public for their placed at the grave of a fami- Brantley or Brantley Funeral support. ly member, whose cremated Home, they can call the WPD "It shows that our work is showing," remains were interred at at (478) 864-2180. Com- he said. "It's the best feeling to see Westview Cemetery in plaints may also be filed with that people are enjoying our product." Wrightsville. the Secretary of State’s Geor- To order or download a free copy of The fee for this service was gia Board of Funeral Services this year's Georgia Eats culinary paid on Aug. 2, 2017 and she by guide, visit exploregeor- reported that, as of June 25, email:http://verify.sos.ga/verif gia.org/brochures. 2018, a marker still has not ication/. Tell It! "As you celebrate the holiday, remember the brave men and women in the military and law en- forcement who work every day to protect our freedom." - 5a Index Obituaries . 2a Photo by Rodney Manley Around the Region . 3a 85 Years Ago . 4a 'TAKE ME OUT WITH THE CROWD' Weather . 5a In this file photo from earlier this season, players and fans gather at Scott Brown Field as a large American flag is Religion . 6a, 7a unfurled during Dudley Little League's opening day ceremony. Dudley will host nine teams from across the state for the Sports . 1b, 2b Georgia Little League 10U State All-Star Tournament. Dudley has hosted district Little League tournaments, but this is Entertainment . 1c-3c the town's first state tournament. It begins today at 10 a.m. and runs through next Friday, with teams and fans coming Classifieds . 4c from as far away as Toccoa, Cartersville and Chatham County. For more, see Sports, page 1b. Saturday, July 7, 2018/Dublin, Ga/Page 2a The Courier Herald Mount Calvary Baptist Emily Fulton, Jacksonville, receiving friends at 604 Hill- Obit uarie s Church in Miami, Florida. Florida, Brltne Walker, crest Parkway, Apartment 46, She has been a faithful mem- Dublin, Keaton, Zion, and Dublin. ber of Saint Paul AME Asya Hightower, Richmond Services by Dudley Funer- Church in Dublin since 1952 Hills, Zoey Hightower, al Home of Dublin serving in many roles includ- Dublin, Charlie Ann, Dublin, www.servicesbydudley.com The Courier Herald ing Usher Board, Stewardess, great-grandchildren, Mikel GRIFFIN LOVETT, Publisher Missionary, Women’s Day McKinney, Virginia Beach, Tammie R. Jones DUBOSE PORTER, Executive Editor Chair, Trustee Board, Secre- Virginia, Dani Bostic, Jack- PAM BURNEY, Advertising Director tary of Lay Organization, sonville, Florida, Khloe Mrs. Tammie Rozar Jones, CHERYL GAY, Circulation Manager Christian Women’s Bible O’Neal, Kade Walker, Karli age 40, of Eastman, Ga., died Study Group, and Womens Ferguson, Dublin, brother, Thursday, July 5, 2018. Published by Courier Herald Publishing Company JOY Club. She was also a J.C. Hightower, sisters-in- Memorial services will be 115 S. Jefferson St., Dublin, Georgia 31021-5146 member of The Emerald Busi- law, Lila Hightower and held at 2 p.m. Sunday, July 8, ness and Professional Eleanor Hightower, Dublin, at Liberty Baptist Church. Women's Club of Dublin extended family including Tammie was a member of W.H. LOVETT where she was vice-president sons, Richard (Brenda) Paul- Liberty Baptist Church, a for- President and Chairman, 1934-1978 and treasurer, and a member do, Dublin, Johnny Hughes, mer employee of Standard Can- DUBOSE PORTER of the City Wide Mission Brooklyn, New York, Richard dy Company, a former clerk at Chairman Celia Graham Treasures, the Eastern Dis- (Doris) Hughes, Dublin, Em- Shorty’s Convenience Store and GRIFFIN LOVETT trict Women’s Missionary So- mett (Janet) Hughes, Augus- a homemaker. Tammie was President Funeral services for Mrs. ciety, and Seniors Are Living ta, Johnny Hightower, preceded in death by her moth- Celia Mae Hightower Gra- Treasures (SALT). She also Dublin, and a host of nieces, er, Sheila Brown Rozar, sister, Periodicals Postage Paid at Dublin, Georgia ham, of Dublin, will be held at served as a senior Pink Lady nephews, Saint Paul family Shelly Marie Rozar, and broth- (USPS 161-860) - Daily Except Sunday, Monday and select 3 p.m.