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LIVING IN A BOX? Dog park debate Lumpkin mourns New rule death of may allow 3-year-old container By Matt Aiken The Nugget dwellings A sweeping search for a missing three-year-old came to a tragic end last week when officials found the body of By Sharon Hall young Charlie James Lewis in a small The Nugget The Nugget / pond near his Hemlock Trail home. “We have called off the search,” said Lumpkin County Board of Commis- Lumpkin County Sheriff’s Office Inves-

sioners could vote next week on allow- Matt Aiken tigator Wesley Burnett just after 1 p.m. ing shipping containers to be used as last Wednesday. “Unfortunately he was residences, as well as “sleeping units” found a short distance from his house.”

for bed & breakfasts and storage units. Photo by The child disappeared from his “This subject has been a sore spot Lumpkin County home during the for me for over a year now,” said Coun- morning hours with his two German ty Commissioner Doug Sherrill. “The Shepherds in tow. BOC tasked (the Planning Commis- Local effort for downtown The dogs returned to the house, said sion) with writing a policy that would Burnett, but the child didn’t. set restrictions on the use of contain- A team of local and regional agencies ers. It is much more complex than one greenspace may be gaining ground searched the heavily wooded area grid would think. Using them as storage is by grid, with six tracking K-9’s leading not a problem. Living in them can be, Thursday to make a the local GOLD Dog Pictured the way. because of the density that the current By Matt Aiken second plea to council Park group. above: Sandy The child was discovered just after regulations and building code allow.” The Nugget members to turn the Her initial visit to Steele takes 1:30 p.m. in a pond that was close to Shipping containers meet ICC (In- grassy acre next to the council last month her dog Susie a quarter mile from the house of the ternational Code Council) standards Downtown dog park the old school building resulted in many ques- on a tour of child. for habitation. Since the containers supporters are digging on North Park Street tions from council the downtown Once Lewis was found, a Forsyth are not mentioned in the county’s Land in at Dahlonega city into an official canine- members who were lot that could County Dive Team assisted in recover- Use Code, until the BOC passed a mor- hall. friendly zone. concerned that the be home to ing his body. atorium on them last year, they could a Dahlonega The team was already in the area Sandy Steele re- “This will enhance rare piece of down- dog park. be used as a dwelling as long as they turned to the meet- the image of Dahlone- town property was just near Highway 52 searching alongside followed all other code requirements ing room with a siz- ga,” she said while Lumpkin County Emergency Services, able assemblage last speaking on behalf of See Dog park Page 3A See New rule Page 15A See Death Page 3A

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By Sharon Hall The Nugget of solar power savings Supporters of the local it,” said city council member senior tax exemption for By Matt Aiken “The system Sam Norton. those 65 and older have The Nugget City officials unanimously been calling, emailing is capable of approved the project, which and even buttonholing Dahlonega officials are go- paying itself off will be partially funded by a Lumpkin County Superin- ing green, and hopefully sav- loan from the Georgia Envi- tendent of Schools Dewey starting in year ings some green in the process, ronmental Finance Authority Moye in the parking lot. with a solar powered plan that one...” (GEFA). “I was accused of pick- will bring an extensive sys- u Don Moreland of Bright Spaces A total of $172,000 will be ing on seniors who can’t tem of panels to the city water solar development group covered by GEFA while the afford to pay property Photo by John Bynum/The Nugget plant. city will owe approximately taxes, but that’s just not “It’s a combination of a $258,000 for the project. true,” Moye said. “I’m not Three supporters of the would fix the schools’ fi- rooftop facility and a parking Moreland said the city will against seniors. I am a se- exemption attended last nancial woes. canopy to shade the cars,” said a 25 year period. begin to see energy savings as nior. All we’re trying to do week’s School Board meet- “Only new revenue Don Moreland of Bright Spaces Those were numbers that soon as they flip the switch. is lower the threshold for ing to express their sup- counts,” said Gerald Lewy, solar development group. city officials could agree with. “The system is capable of school taxes from $120,000 port and refute the idea one the exemptions most He added that this system “It’s a lot easier to go green paying itself off starting in to $60,000 and raise the that repealing or chang- will cost over $430,000, but when they pay you three age from 65 to 70.” ing the current exemption See Changes Page 15A saves a reported $700,000 over quarters of a million to do See Solar power Page 15A

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The Nugget is ■ Kevin Hester, 49, of ■ A man reported that April 12 delivered to mail April 4 April 17 Dawsonville was arrested earlier in the day his neigh- ■ Robert Dagenhart Jr., boxes via U.S. mail ■ A woman said she was ■ Ada Allaire, 19, of and charged with criminal bor, who drives a purplish in 18, of Dahlonega was ar- on Wednesdays loading groceries into her ve- Gainesville was arrested trespass and miscellaneous color car, drove through his rested and charged with hicle at Walmart when a lady, and charged with underage offense. in Lumpkin and yard. He said this was not the possession of marijuana with whom she had previous consumption. ■ James Wheeler, 44, of surrounding counties. first time this has happened. and possession of drug re- disagreements, pulled up be- ■ James Sewell, 68, Dahlonega was arrested See Page 4A for lated objects. hind her yelling and cussing of Canton was arrested and charged with criminal information on rates. ■ A woman said she and ■ Edsel Thomas, 41, of at her. She did not say any- and charged with sale of trespass and simple bat- ______a male suspect went to the Cleveland was arrested thing back and got in her ve- dangerous drugs-amphet- tery. store. She told him she knows and charged with a proba- hicle as quickly as she could amine. Advertising more than he thinks she tion violation. and left. ■ The cost to knows. She said he got mad, Rosemary Harrison, 27, of Dahlonega was ar- place a classified April 7 stopped the truck and pulled April 13 advertisement is $9 ■ A man said he filed an her out of the passenger seat. ■ Rance Gibbs, 28, of for the first 10 words, eviction notice due to the rent He then got back in the truck Cornelia was arrested and then 25 cents per not being payed as per their and took off. charged with a probation word after that. These verbal agreement. When he violation. ads must be pre-paid. came to check on the resi- ■ A man reported that af- ■ Dwayne Davis, 55, of The Dahlonega dence he found half of his ter he evicted two people he Dahlonega was arrested Nugget accepts front porch torn down and discovered there was a lot of and charged with a proba- DUI charge has been American Express, missing from the residence. damage to the house. He said tion violation. Discover, Mastercard a mirror and two doors were and Visa. April 8 damaged, in addition to the April 14 dropped for local man Classified ads may ■ A woman said she and new carpet, which was torn ■ Kimberly Wadsworth, her husband received Green- up by the tenant’s two dogs. 59, of Dahlonega was ar- A charge of driving under the influence has been be placed in other The man estimated the dam- newspapers within Dot cards in the mail that rested and charged with dropped for Christopher Parisi. they didn’t apply for. She also age at over $1,500. possession of a Schedule II The Dahlonega resident was arrested in October of the Community Narcotic and prescription Newspapers, Inc., received an email stating her last year after being pulled over by a Lumpkin County 2014 tax return was on hold, ■ A roommate in a resi- drugs not in the original Sheriff’s Office deputy. (CNI) family. CNI owns dence said someone threw a container. Though Parisi maintained that he was innocent, he the Dawson News & but she said she has not filed her tax return for that year. brick threw his window. He ■ Steve Walker, 44, of was accused of driving under the influence of marijua- Advertiser, the White also heard a gunshot which Dahlonega was arrested na. County News and The April 9 he described to be “like a and charged with failure to Last week, a resulting blood test showed that he was Northeast Georgian ■ A woman said her ex- cannon.” Another roommate pay child support. clear of any wrongdoing. (Habersham County) boyfriend will not stop ha- looked outside and saw a min- “That charge has been dropped by the court,” said and dozens of other rassing her via text message. ivan leave the scene. A brick April 16 Investigator Wesley Burnett of the Lumpkin County papers. was discovered missing from ■ Corey Weaver, 27, of Sheriff’s Office. Display (“framed” April 10 the walkway. 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Dog park supporters “...I suspect that we will allow you may be to use that gaining property up Photo submitted to The Nugget until that time Local residents are mourning the loss of Charlie James Lewis, 3, pictured next to his beloved little brother Chase. the council or ground some council has a need for Continued from Front Page Death of local 3-year- that property.” too valuable to go to the dogs, u Council member Bruce especially with the shortage Hoffman old shakes community of parking. “I think we need park- Photo by Matt Aiken/The Nugget Continued from Front Page the loss of this child.” ing more than we need a dog Susie leads her owner Sandy Steele as the pair walk at Lewis is the son of Tayler park,” said council member the downtown Dahlonega property that could become Ward and Caleb Lewis, as Dawson County Emergency Michael Clemons. a dog park. well as the step-son of LCSO the perfect time for residents Services, Georgia State Pa- However, council member deputy Myron Ward. Bruce Hoffman helped revive to do that. trol, Department of Natural Last week, Holcombe set “This is the second meet- Resources, White County the proposal as he pointed up a GoFundMe.com site for it. Never would. ... If you the city call me about want- ing. It’s been announced and Sheriff’s Office, Hall County out that the property is big the family of Lewis in order enough to accommodate a need it back I respect that ing a dog park,” he said. they’re not here,” he said. Sheriff’s Office and Forsyth to assist with expenses. As you should have the right at Meeting attendee Guy Fear of a potential dog- County Sheriff’s Office. dog park as well as parking. of press-time, the site had any point of time to move on LaBoa hopped to his feet and bite related lawsuit has Mc- Longtime family friend “We’re specifically talk- already garnered more than and do something better and said he could “fix that.” Cullough concerned. Linda Holcombe said the re- ing about that lower grassy $7,000 worth of donations area that’s down the steps,” grander, whatever that may “Listen, this is a no-brain- “They’re going to sue sponse to his mother’s call for from friends, family and com- be.” er guys,” he said from the the city anyway,” said Mc- help was immediate. he said. munity members. Yet, the members of second row. “I don’t under- Cullough. “Everybody sues “On duty. Off duty,” she He also expressed hope “The response has been that a deal can be made GOLD have grand plans for stand the difficulty here. ... the city if something hap- said. “They were there overwhelming,” she said. the property as they have of- I just gotta tell you Mayor, pens on city property.” searching the woods.” where the park is provided Holcombe was present for fered to foot the bill for any you want some people to call, City Attorney Doug Parks The case has since been to the group with the under- Charlie’s birth and she said standing that the agreement expenses that would occur if baby, I can line them up.” said it could include an in- turned over to the Georgia she knew him as a happy they are allowed to convert The proclamation was met crease in insurance rates, Bureau of Investigations. is not permanent. spirit who was always stand- “We’re not giving you that the property to a pup-friend- with laughs from the assem- but the city wouldn’t be in ing guard over his beloved piece of property,” he said. ly play area. blage, the mayor included. uncharted territory if they Community baby brother Chase. “It would have to be some “This is all on our dime,” Council member Roman choose to add a park. reacts “He loved his little brother type of agreement written, said Steele. “And we want to Gaddis had qualms as well “It could be done,” he said. so much,” she said. “He was I suspect, that we will allow make it to the highest stan- and said he’s concerned “It’s not something that’s out The news of the death cast so protective of him. ... He you to use that property up dard.” that residents near the park of the ordinary. It’s done a pall over the community, as touched so many lives. And until that time the council or Not everyone is sold on haven’t had their say in the quite often.” many mourned the loss of a he brought so much joy to some council, has a need for the idea though. Mayor Gary matter. Whether or not it’s done life that had just begun. anyone who knew him. He that property.” McCullough told Steele that “I’d like to hear from in Dahlonega will be decided “My thoughts and prayers was just full of so much love.” Steele agreed with that he hasn’t seen much of a de- those people that live there,” at the next city meeting at 6 are with them,” said Lump- Those that would like to sentiment. mand from city residents for he said. p.m. kin Sheriff Stacy Jarrard. donate to the Lewis family “It’s your property,” she a dog park. Hoffman said the past two “We’ll be voting on it May “I can not imagine what the can visit the Charlie Lewis said. “We don’t want to own “I haven’t had anybody in meetings would have been 4,” said McCullough. family is going through with Fund at GoFundMe.com. MEETINGS eye SPY

The Dahlonega-Lump- kin Chamber of Commerce will facilitate a meet and greet with local county, city, and school board elected offi- cials on Thursday, April 28, 6- General and Cosmetic Dentistry 8 p.m. at the Lumpkin County ��������������������� Parks & Rec. ����������������������� ������������������ Lumpkin County Middle ��������������������� School Governance Team Photo by Lea Herring ����������������� will meet Wednesday, April ����������������� 29 at 3:30 p.m. in the 7th/8th grade Media Center. Therapeutic and Esthetic Services Can you identify this curious sight? You could win a $10 gift card from Smokin’ Gold BBQ. Simply fill in ���������������� Dahlonega City Coun- ������������������������������������ the info below and return it to The Nugget office at 1074 Morrison cil meets the first Monday of Moore Parkway West or mail to P.O. Box 36, Dahlonega, Ga. 30533. ������������������� each month (May 4), 6 p.m. in Subscribers may email entries to jbynum@thedahloneganugge ������������������������� council chamber at city hall t.com. A winner will be chosen from all correct entries by blind ���������������� on Riley Road. Meetings are drawing. Deadline is Monday at Noon. Limit 1 prize every 4 weeks. open to the public. What is it? ______��������������� �������������������������������������� Name ______Mon-Thurs 8am-5pm Lumpkin County Board 706.867.9553 by appointment, Like us on of Commissioners Phone number______Facebook! www.dahlonegadentistry.com closed for lunch 1-2pm will hold a work session Tuesday, May Email address ______5 at 4 p.m. at the Administra- tion Building on Courthouse u Congratulations to last week’s winner, Tammy Hill. The purpose of the work Clower, who won a $10 gift card from Smokin’ Gold BBQ session is to set the agenda for in Dahlonega. Tammy correctly identified the picture of the the regular monthly meeting. kangaroo on the sign at Jumping Jack’s in Dahlonega. The public is encouraged to attend.

INVITATION TO BID 2015-008 Asphalt Rehabilitation of Runway and Taxiways at the Lumpkin County Wimpy Airport THE LUMPKIN COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS IS REQUESTING SEALED BIDS FOR THE ASPHALT REHABILITATION OF THE RUNWAY AND TAXIWAYS AT THE LUMPKIN COUNTY (WIMPY) AIRPORT. WORK INCLUDES A SINGLE SURFACE �������������������������������������� TREATMENT CHIP SEAL ON THE RUNWAY AND ASPHALT OVERLAY ON RUNWAY, IMPULSE MANUFACTURING TAXIWAY, AND ENTRANCE ROAD. 55 Impulse Ind. Drive, Dawsonville, GA 30534 A BID BOND IN THE AMOUNT OF NOT LESS THAN FIVE (5) PERCENT OF THE TOTAL BID AMOUNT IS REQUIRED. INCLUDING TEMP TO HIRE The bid documents and specifications are available for inspection at the Lumpkin County ����������������� ��������� Purchasing Department, 99 Courthouse Hill, Suite D, Dahlonega, GA 30533 and www. ���������� lumpkincounty.gov. ���������������������� A Mandatory Pre-Bid conference will be held at 10:00 am EST on Wednesday, May 13, ����������� 2015. The meeting location will be the Lumpkin County Administration Building Downstairs ������������ Large Conference Room, 99 Courthouse Hill, Dahlonega, Georgia 30533. For more information call: Margo Bids must be received no later than 10:00 a.m., Tuesday, May 26, 2015, and may be Booth ETCON��������������������� mailed or personally delivered to Lumpkin County Purchasing Agent, Patti Jo Holder, at 99 Entertainment ������������������������������� 041515-157646 Courthouse Hill, Suite D, Dahlonega, GA 30533 marked “DO NOT OPEN IN MAIL ROOM.” Community 042215-159636 Page 4A Dahlonega, Ga., April 22, 2015

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green-friendly he envelope left my house in the year of 1985. T It contained a very important message to be delivered efforts across the country to the metropolis t’s not easy begin green. of Los Angeles, California. But it’s getting easier. As a hopeful second grader I I Lately the City of Dahlonega has wrote that message on wide-ruled shown a willingness to embrace clean notebook paper, careful to stay technology with two very different earth- Advanced Placement Program within the lines. I sealed it, slapped friendly initiatives. a stamp on it and then I waited for The first began on the edge of the a reply. Dahlonega United Methodist parking lot helps prepare students for success I am still waiting. earlier this year with the addition of a pair It’s been 30 years. of electric car charging stations. Three long decades. The stations were funded by a combina- And still...I haven’t heard back tion of city money and the Georgia Charge in college and the workforce from Huey Lewis. program of the Georgia Environmental Fi- That’s right. nance Authority (GEFA), which provided a critically. Students also learn how to write Huey Lewis, of Huey Lewis and 50 percent re- articulately and persuasively. The way in the News fame, has yet to reply. imbursement which concepts are taught helps students As one of the leading acts of the on the bill. Dewey Moye gain skills necessary to excel in a college mid-80s I’m sure he was busy back They’re environment. Students become disciplined, then. But you’d think he would have now up-and- OUR VIEW School Superintendent learning time management and study skills, gotten around to it by now, right? running and, and these skills become habits, which will So what exactly did I write in if you drive by on the weekends, chances poise them for success in the college class- that letter? I don’t really remember. are you’ll see a Volt, Leaf or some other room and workforce. I’m sure I mentioned how great his electric powered vehicle hooked up to it. o think critically, read thoroughly, At the end of the AP course, students take music was. Though, since it was Then last month the city took an even and take ownership of one’s educa- an AP exam. If a student scores well (scores 1985, I probably used words like bigger green-friendly leap when they ap- Ttion are skills that we want each of range from 1 to 5), they may earn college “awesome” and “radical” and may- proved the effort to outfit the water plant our students to claim. If a high school gradu- credit for that course. This credit allows be even “badical” more than once. with a system of solar panels. ate enters college without those traits, they students to progress in college while saving I probably told him that Sports The project is estimated to save the city find themselves quickly overwhelmed by the them the cost of additional courses. was the best album ever put on cas- more than $700,000 over the next 25 years. expectations placed upon them. To ensure AP test scores demonstrate that LCHS sette tape. And I probably also told And though there is an upfront cost, much our college-bound students are prepared to students are excelling. Last school year, 60 him that The Heart of Rock and Roll of that is being handled though a GEFA meet college expectations, Lumpkin County percent of students who took an AP exam was my favorite song of all time. loan. High School offers Advanced Placement (AP) achieved a passing score of 3 or higher. Though at the time I thought the Both these initiatives are putting our courses. LCHS exceeds the state passing percentage lyric coming from my boom box was town on the map when it comes to green Through these AP courses, students are rate by four percentage points. “The Heart of Rock and Roll is the technology. introduced to college-level rigor, learning LCHS is recognized as an AP STEM bee sting.” I would find out years Sure, we may be small in size, but not in styles and teaching styles. Currently LCHS School by the Georgia Department of Educa- later that it was actually “The Heart forward thinking. offers 11 AP courses: AP Language and Com- tion due to the number of courses offered of Rock and Roll is still beating.” This isn’t just good for Dahlonega. position, AP Literature and Composition, AP in Math and Science. Next year we plan to Apparently there were no bees It’s good for the planet. US History, AP Government and Politics, AP increase our offerings to include AP Physics involved and that’s a little less excit- And it doesn’t hurt that taxpayers will Calculus, AP Environmental Science, AP Bi- and AP Statistics. ing. be saving some green of their own in the ology, AP Chemistry, AP Studio Art and two We are proud of the level of rigor and But I do remember that I request- process. AP courses through GA Virtual School. richness our teachers bring to the Advanced ed an autographed response with a In AP classes, the material is presented Placement classrooms, and we are confident picture of Huey and the band. in an in-depth manner through rich discus- that through this program students are im- Like I said, I’m still waiting. sions and studies. Students learn to become mersed in a unique learning experience that And while that was the last fan problem solvers, work together and think lasts beyond their time in the classroom. letter I would ever send, nowadays I don’t think I’d have to wait nearly as long for a reply from some of my new favorite artists. Because half of them live in Dahlonega. Yes, I’ve written it before and Home cooked meals are special, I’ll write it again. Dahlonega seems The Gold of the News - to have an unusually large propor- Serving Lumpkin County tion of musically talented residents. for more than 115 Years no matter where you are And for many of them it only seems P.O. Box 36 - 1074 Morrison Moore Parkway like a matter of time before their Dahlonega, Ga. 30533 ant. After killing a few cassette tapes are playing on boom Telephone: (706) 864-3613 pheasant in South Dakota in boxes throughout the country. Or, if FAX Number: (706) 864-4360 the fall, I knew that having you no longer live in 1985, MP3s on them smoked and shipped Apple Watches. Publication No. USPS 141740 Loran Smith home would make our And some of these exciting OUR MISSION Guest Columnist Thanksgiving. Our daughter, musical acts have even played in The Dahlonega Nugget is published with Camille, who enjoys cooking Dahlonega’s newest venue...our of- pride for the people of Lumpkin and adjoin- to the fullest, added tasty but- fice! ing counties by Community Newspapers, terbeans from the farmer’s In a homage, to NPR’s Tiny Desk Inc., Athens, Ga. We believe that strong market and squash. Plus Concert, The Nugget now has our newspapers build strong communities— ith a farm back- everybody else, starting the ground, there morning with a cup of coffee Red Mule grits from Tim and very own Crowded Office Concert. “Newspapers get things done!” Our primary Alice Mills farm on Harve Every few weeks or so a talented goal is to publish distinguished and profit- Whas always been is one of the most uplifting that warm affection for home times of your daily routine. Mathis road in Northeast local artist plays within the wood- able community-oriented newspapers. This Clarke County. The Ritz paneled walls of our our office. mission will be accomplished through the cooked meals. Having grown Coffee and a couple of hours up with simple tastes, there of work before breakfast can Carlton in Chicago serves We film the mini-concert and teamwork of professionals dedicated to truth, Red Mule grits. If they are post it online. integrity, loyalty, quality and hard work. was nothing that could top a make your day. Fruit and ce- menu that included peas, but- real for starters and segueing good enough for the Ritz, So far Jason Kenney, Ugly Cous- Tom Wood, Chairman they are certainly good in and Adam Kadmon have dropped Dink NeSmith, President terbeans, mashed potatoes into sauteed mushrooms and and fried chicken. a glass of fresh orange juice. enough for me. by. Alan NeSmith, Regional Publisher The smoked pheasant Next up, we’ll have Emerald Rose Matt Aiken, Publisher If there were a choice Lunch is usually something between the above, prepared on the light side and so is was garnished by pear relish and even the jazz squad from LCHS. by my mother’s hand, and a dinner. Eat heavy and sleep which came to us from Lisa Yes, it’s a great day to be a music SUBSCRIPTION RATES: meal at a five star restaurant, seems to become restless. Hardin of Stripling’s, the fan in Dahlonega. Not only can Per Year it would be hard to turn There are exceptions, sausage folk. She makes it you see them in concert without In Lumpkin County (including Dawson- down the aforementioned however. Like holiday din- like my mother used to make those bothersome Ticketmaster up- ville, servings from my mother’s ners. Thanksgiving brought it, and I have learned that a charges. But chances are, their au- Murrayville, Cleveland, Suches) . . . . $27 kitchen. There are a lot of about one of the most delight- little pear relish to go with tographs are much easier to obtain All other Georgia counties ...... $37 small town Rotary invita- ful meals in memory. Usual- some of Stripling’s smoked than certain 1980s artists from the Out of state ...... $47 tions during the year, and ly the most memorable meals sausage makes for a delight- Back to the Future soundtrack. Senior Citizen Discount (55 or older) I always remind Rotarians are those when you enjoy a ful breakfast. As for that artist, I realize it’s Deduct . . . $1 that those invites keep com- good time. The setting and The most stimulating en- probably time to move on. But then (All subscription prices include tax.) ing because of honoring Ro- the atmosphere enhance the hancement for our Thanks- maybe, just maybe, Mr. Lewis is tary’s long standing tradition meal. Travel has its multiple giving dinner, came with a a casual reader of The Dahlonega ■ Reproduction of the contents of this publi- of not paying honorariums to assets, but there is nothing bottle of Terry Hoage’s wine. Nugget. cation in whole or in part without written per- its speakers. However, there worse than being on the road You likely know about Terry, And then maybe, just maybe, I’ll mission is prohibited. is always the realization that and dining alone. the one-time Georgia rover one day find a letter in the mailbox ■ The paper cannot be responsible for any un- you are likely to get a home Our Thanksgiving dinner back who was a National addressed from both Huey Lewis solicited manuscripts or photographs. cooked meal at a Rotary started early. There was soft Football League veteran of and The News. ■ The publisher’s liability for an error will not luncheon. A nice tradeoff music in the background, 14 years. I know the chances are slim, Originally, he had but it could happen. And, if so, that exceed the cost of the space occupied by the indeed. From Ellijay to Jack- accented by a crackling fire. planned to study medicine, would be pretty badical. error. son. From Rome to Cart- Grandchildren were relaxed ■ ersville and Thomasville to and in a spirited mood. Boy, but football kept getting in ______Periodical postage paid to Dahlonega, Ga. the way. When it all came POSTMASTER: Send address changes to The Valdosta, you can expect, in is that ever a plus. Kids can most cases, fried chicken and get cranky for whatever rea- to an end, he was playing for Matt Aiken is Publisher of The Dahlonega Nugget, P.O. Box 36, Dahlonega, often mashed potatoes. son which does not enhance the Arizona Cardinals, but Dahlonega Nugget. He can be reached GA. 30533. Breakfast is the meal that the dinner experience. made the decision to move at 706-864-3613 or via email at maiken Member Georgia Press Association brings about the greatest of There was no turkey. We from Phoenix to California @thedahloneganugget.com and National Newspaper Association fulfillment today. Like most substituted smoked pheas- See Smith, Page 8A Dahlonega, Ga., April 22, 2015 Page 5A OPINIONS

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Local officials and native people. The Cherokee were illegally removed from We want to know your view LCHS should not their homeland, a sovereign Opinions expressed in reframe history of nation, and forced to relocate Send your letter to the editor by emailing jbynum@thedahlonega letters to the editor to a foreign land. Approxi- nugget.com, mail it to P.O. Box 36, Dahlonega, Ga. 30533, or drop it do not necessarily removal of native mately 17,000 died on the jour- by the office located at 1074 Morrison Moore Parkway, Dahlonega, ney. Some remained in the Ga. 30533. All letters must include the name and daytime telephone represent the people area, either as second-class number of the author. Phone numbers will not be published and are views of The citizens married to white set- for verification purposes only. The deadline to submit a letter to the editor for the next issue is Friday, 5 p.m. Dahlonega Nugget. Dear Editor: tlers or by fleeing deeper into Dahlonega is filled with the mountains. warm, generous, friendly That the brutal struggles people, but we’re not without the Cherokee and Creek Citizen Homestead Exemp- our problems. people endured is framed as tion program. Local and Like anyplace else, anything other than what it statewide homestead exemp- Dahlonega has its own ver- was is something we all must tions are difficult to pass and sion of local history that often confront. Replacing signs like almost impossible to change discounts the worst points of those mentioned above, while or repeal. what actually happened. absolutely necessary, is only NEW REVENUE can only A prominent sign on the a first step. come from (1) an increase in square reads: “The Gold We need to face the awful Fair Market Value when the Rush Days Festival each truth about what happened to market recovers from its cur- October recalls the Georgia he envelope left my house the original residents of our rent 7-year recession raising Gold Rush of 1829 with the in the year of 1985. area and work with them to- the tax digest, (2) an increase bittersweet echo of the forced It contained a very ward making it right. A good in the Millage Rate which T removal of the Cherokee in important message to be delivered start might be working to cre- most elected officials are 1838 along the Trail of Tears.” across the country to the metropolis ate a monument acknowledg- afraid to do lest they get voted This sign was placed by the of Los Angeles, California. ing the loss experienced by out of office, (3) an increase Lumpkin County Historical As a hopeful second grader I victims of the Trail of Tears. in new business, and (4) new Society and is one of few lo- wrote that message on wide-ruled At the very least, we home construction gener- cal mentions of the Trail of notebook paper, careful to stay should ensure local histori- ated by increased demand for Tears. within the lines. I sealed it, slapped cal accounts boasting about housing. Without substan- It represents a disturbing a stamp on it and then I waited for the area’s connection to gold tially more infrastructure, it trend of attempts by local offi- a reply. accurately reflect the darker will be difficult to attract new cials and the LCHS to reframe I am still waiting. side of that legacy. As descen- business and new home con- our history. Local historical It’s been 30 years. dants of people who colonized struction. accounts, including the sign Three long decades. this nation and brutally Anyone who tells you that in question and the Maibaum And still...I haven’t heard back forced its original inhabit- changing or repealing the Se- History Tree in Hancock ants out, we bear a responsi- nior Citizen Homestead Ex- from Huey Lewis. in any measurable NEW Park, frame the Gold Rush as bility to correct those acts— emption will be the panacea That’s right. New grocery store Senior Home- REVENUE to the school sys- the precipitating event lead- not just to ease our collective to your financial problems Huey Lewis, of Huey Lewis and tem. All homestead exemp- ing to the Cherokee removal conscience, but because the in Dahlonega stead Exemption and bring in NEW REVE- the News fame, has yet to reply. tions are TAX SHIFTS from and seek to absolve local gov- descendants of those original NUE is operating without the As one of the leading acts of the should not be isn’t the problem those who qualify to those ernments of responsibility; inhabitants are our neigh- facts. mid-80s I’m sure he was busy back who do not. but the actual history reveals bors and deserve our accep- Publix with taxes, new In 2014 there were 2,087 then. But you’d think he would have There are four major ele- a much different story. tance and to have their pain claiming Senior Citizen gotten around to it by now, right? growth is ments that impact property The Cherokee and Creek recognized. Dear Editor: Homestead Exemption. In So what exactly did I write in taxes. people’s fate was sealed from Dahlonega is a beautiful I am writing about bring- addition, 169 disabled are that letter? I don’t really remember. Dear Editor: 1) Fair Market Value as the moment the first white community and we should ing a new grocery store to covered by the same legisla- I’m sure I mentioned how great his From 2001 to 2012 I was appraised by the Assessors settler colonialists landed in preserve our distinct culture Dahlonega. tion. Changes to the current music was. Though, since it was Communications Direc- Office according to market Georgia. From the colony’s and the sense of connected- Do not get a Publix, they program would affect both 1985, I probably used words like tor for State Representative conditions founding, James Edward ness we share with our neigh- are very expensive! We had seniors and the disabled. “awesome” and “radical” and may- Amos Amerson at the time 2) Taxing Body Budget Oglethorpe had his eyes set bors, but we also bear a heavy one when I lived in Miami I encourage you to work be even “badical” more than once. he sponsored a referendum 3) Millage Rate as set by on the area, relenting only burden to those who paid the and my mother hated it. with the city and county gov- I probably told him that Sports for Senior Citizen Homestead the Taxing Body to bring in after natives put up fierce re- ultimate price so we can be Kroger is a nice grocery ernments to invest more in was the best album ever put on cas- Exemption that was approved revenue to meet budget re- sistance. here and have an obligation store I used it when I lived in infrastructure and attract sette tape. And I probably also told by some 86 percent of the vot- quirements There was nothing “bit- to accept people from all Covington, Ga. I do not think new business. This positive him that The Heart of Rock and Roll ers. 4) Homestead Exemp- tersweet” about the Trail of backgrounds into our com- Publix should be put here in approach is likely to result was my favorite song of all time. For the past 14 years, I tions including Senior Citi- Tears. It was nothing less munity. Dahlonega. in an upturn in fair market Though at the time I thought the have been a member, and cur- zen Homestead Exemptions than an act of genocide in a GOD Bless. values of property and more lyric coming from my boom box was rently serve as Chairman, of which are administered by long and concerted effort to Jeremy Galloway tax revenue. A generational “The Heart of Rock and Roll is the the Lumpkin County Board the Tax Commissioner. exterminate this country’s Action in Dahlonega Deborah Doughty assault on senior citizens and bee sting.” I would find out years of Equalization. I sat on over Reductions in revenue oc- the disabled over homestead later that it was actually “The Heart 5,000 appeals of ad valorem cur when local taxing bodies exemptions is not the way to of Rock and Roll is still beating.” property values during that fail to adjust budgets or mill- gain voters’ support for the Apparently there were no bees time. My experience from age rates to account for a de- Lumpkin County School Sys- involved and that’s a little less excit- these years of service quali- crease in fair market value. tem. ing. fies me to comment on the Statewide Senior Citizen But I do remember that I request- Senior Citizen Homestead Homestead Exemptions cur- Gerald Lewy ed an autographed response with a Exemption program and ad rently exist in every one of picture of Huey and the band. valorem property values. the 159 counties in Georgia. Like I said, I’m still waiting. Changing or eliminating It is my understanding that And while that was the last fan the Lumpkin County Senior only one of the 159 counties letter I would ever send, nowadays Citizen Homestead Exemp- in Georgia remains without I don’t think I’d have to wait nearly tion program will not result a locally approved Senior Hillary—not as long for a reply from some of my new favorite artists. Dear Editor: Because half of them live in False countenance Dahlonega. Eyes that belie the truth. Yes, I’ve written it before and How could she grace the I’ll write it again. Dahlonega seems highest place? to have an unusually large propor- Letters to the Editor policy Her “list”: tion of musically talented residents. “How could I have missed The Dahlonega Nugget welcomes letters to the editor. We ask that letters be And for many of them it only seems signed and include the author’s telephone number for verification purposes. that name?” like a matter of time before their The deadline to submit letters to the editor for the next publication is Friday “I’ll never be the same!” cassette tapes are playing on boom at 5 p.m. “At this point, what does it boxes throughout the country. Or, if Please be aware of the following guidelines: matter?” you no longer live in 1985, MP3s on ■ We ask that you submit no more than one letter every three weeks. “I want to run something, Apple Watches. ■ Please limit the number of words to 500 or less. to manage.” And some of these exciting ■ Letters must have a signature that can be verified. Anonymous letters will How could she see the car- musical acts have even played in not be published. nage in her wake? Dahlonega’s newest venue...our of- ■ Spell out your name (no initials please). For heaven’s sake, vote fice! ■ Do not submit form letters, letters addressed to third parties or items No! In a homage, to NPR’s Tiny Desk printed in another publication or on the Internet Hopefully, Concert, The Nugget now has our The editor has sole discretion in deciding whether to waive this policy in very own Crowded Office Concert. regard to specific letters. Betty Hoofnagle Every few weeks or so a talented We reserve the right to edit, condense or refuse to publish any letters at our discretion. local artist plays within the wood- paneled walls of our our office. We film the mini-concert and post it online. So far Jason Kenney, Ugly Cous- in and Adam Kadmon have dropped by. Next up, we’ll have Emerald Rose and even the jazz squad from LCHS. Yes, it’s a great day to be a music fan in Dahlonega. Not only can you see them in concert without those bothersome Ticketmaster up- charges. But chances are, their au- tographs are much easier to obtain than certain 1980s artists from the Back to the Future soundtrack. As for that artist, I realize it’s probably time to move on. But then maybe, just maybe, Mr. Lewis is a casual reader of The Dahlonega Nugget. And then maybe, just maybe, I’ll one day find a letter in the mailbox addressed from both Huey Lewis and The News. I know the chances are slim, but it could happen. And, if so, that would be pretty badical. ______

Matt Aiken is Publisher of The Dahlonega Nugget. He can be reached at 706-864-3613 or via email at maiken @thedahloneganugget.com Page 6A Dahlonega, Ga., April 22, 2015 Obituaries Michael Shadrack Huffman Charles James Lewis Rowanda “Wanda” Rouse Pruitt Resident of Dahlonega Resident of Dahlonega Resident of Dawsonville Charles James Lewis, age 3, of Dahlonega, Ga. passed into Rowanda “Wanda” Rouse Pruitt, 82, of Dawsonville passed the arms of Jesus on Wednesday, April 15, 2015. away Monday April 20, 2015 following an extended illness. He was preceded in death by great-grandfather, Charles Mrs. Pruitt was born April 2, 1933 to the late Luther and Rowe and great-grandmother, Mary Bailey. Mattie Rouse. A resident of Dawsonville for the past 16 years, Charlie was a lifelong resident of Lumpkin County and at- she spent most of her life in Doraville where she raised her tended Dahlonega Assembly of God. family. For a number of years she worked as a secretary for Charlie is survived by his parents, Tayler and Myron the Georgia Forestry Commission in Gainesville. She enjoyed Ward, Dahlonega, Ga. and Caleb Lewis, Cleveland, Ga.; broth- antiquing and flea marketing alongside her late husband and er, Chase Ward, Dahlonega, Ga.; grandparents, Michelle and at one time she had her own booth at the Dixie 400 Flea Mar- Rodney Price, Dahlonega, Ga., Missy and Larry Williams, ket in Forsyth County. She is also preceded in death by her Braselton, Ga., James Lewis, Odenville, Ala., Angela Kend- husband, Judge Rider, and husband, Eugene Pruitt. all, Dahlonega, Ga., Wayne and Linda Pirkle, Toccoa, Ga. , Surviving are her daughters and son-in-law, Norma Lee, Fran and Durwood Smith, Woodstock, Ga.; great-grandpar- Sugar Hill, Pam Smith, Ball Ground, Gena and Bart Hail, ents, Joyce Rowe, Hiram, Ga., Clyde and Cathy Weaver, Alto, Ball Ground; sisters and brothers-in-law, Louise Peterson, Michael Shadrack Huffman, age 28 of Dahlonega was Ga., James Glen and Beverly Ann Lewis, Rome, GA, Bob Etowah, Tenn., Charlotte Phillips, Dahlonega, Marie and L.J. called to his heavenly home on April 13, 2015. He is survived and Erlene Kendall, Blue Ridge, Ga.; aunts, Kristina Smith, Justus, Dahlonega, Dianne and Larry King, Dahlonega, Lana by his mother Joan, his father Clarence, his brother Jimmy, Dahlonega, Ga., Kattie Rodriguez, Dahlonega, Ga., and Mi- Sue and Ronald McDonald, Dahlonega; brother, Guy Rouse, his aunt Dianne, his uncle Charlie, his cousins Mark and kaela Harvey, Braselton, Ga. Numerous other relatives also Dawsonville; grandchildren, Scott, Carey, Paxton, Paige; Brandi, special friends Chuck and Paula Barrett, and many survive. great-grandchildren, Camerin, Claire, Colben, Tristan, more aunts, uncles, and cousins. Funeral services for Charlie were held Saturday, April 18, Chase, Karson; a number of nieces, nephews, and other rela- Michael was a special gift to us on loan from our Lord. Our 2015 at Dahlonega Assembly of God. tives. “forever child” never spoke a word nor was able to walk, but Rev. Steve Landers, Rev. Jerry Abercrombie, and Rev. Scott Memorial services will be held Wednesday April 22, 2015 at it was the unspoken love that shown in his eyes and his in- Collett officiated. 2 p.m. at Bearden Funeral Home Chapel. Rev. Michael Rodg- credible smile that brightens up our lives in so many ways. Interment followed in the church cemetery. ers will officiate. We considered it an honor and special privilege to have been Online condolences may be made at www.banisterfuner- The family will receive friends at the funeral home on blessed to have him. He’s free now. He’s with the Lord. alhome.net. Wednesday from 12 noon until the service hour. A funeral service was held April 17, 2015. Interment fol- Banister Funeral Home of Dahlonega, Ga. is in charge of In lieu of flowers the family requests donations be made to lowed at Dahlonega Memorial Park Cemetery. the arrangements. the American Cancer Society, www.cancer.org. Online condolences available at www.dahlonegafuneral- Condolences may be expressed at www.beardenfuneral- home.com. home.com. Arrangements provided by the professional staff of Bearden Funeral Home, Dawsonville, Ga. is in charge of Dahlonega Funeral Home. Lillian Gladys Cain the arrangements. Resident of Suches Mrs. Lillian Gladys Cain, age, 91, of Suches, Ga. passed away Thursday April 16, 2015 following an extended illness. Shirley Mae Cole Lillian was a lifelong resident of Suches and was a member Resident of Dahlonega of Mt. Pleasant Baptist Church #2 in Suches. Shirley Mae Cole, age 77, of Dahlonega, Ga. died Saturday, She was the daughter of the late Welborn and Victoria Gar- April 18, 2015 at Chestatee Regional Hospital in Dahlonega, rett and was also preceded in death by her husband, Henry Ga. Cain; son, George Cain; grandson, Terry Cain; sister, Grovie Mrs. Cole was an Ohio native who had lived in Dahlonega Warren; and brother, J.W. Garrett. for the past three years. She was a homemaker and was of the Lillian is survived by her children, James Cain, Gaines- Brian C. Denney FIC Baptist faith. ville, Ga., and Shirley Tucker, Dahlonega, Ga.; sister, Napper 706-867-5454 Shirley was the daughter of the late Glenn Isaac Gates and Moose; brothers, Cline and Monroe Garrett, all of Suches, Ga. [email protected] Dina Mathews Sheetz and was also preceded in death by her Three grandchildren, seven great-grandchildren, and five husband, Peter Cole; and a sister, Joyce Burton. great-great-grandchildren and a number of other relatives

She is survived by sons, Richard Bare, Dahlonega, Ga., and also survive. PRO0414 tt41515b-142319 Michael Bare, Ohio; daughters and son-in-law, Diane Lynn A graveside funeral service was held Saturday, April 18, Bare Painter and her husband, Dave, Ohio, and Sheryl Jef- 2015 at Zion Baptist Church Cemetery in Suches, Ga. Rev. fery, Dahlonega, Ga.; sister, Christine Gatien, Acworth, Ga.; Rudy Tribble officiated. grandchildren, Jerame Painter and his wife Sara, Makaila Online condolences may be made at www.banisterfuner- Bare, Jamie Painter Roeth, Chad Bare and his wife, Sherry, alhome.net. Jason Jeffery, Christopher Jeffery and his wife, Amy; great- Banister Funeral Home of Dahlonega, Ga. was in charge of grandchildren, Larkin Painter, Isabella Painter, Dalton the arrangements. Painter, Brody Painter, Alexandria Bare, Kacey Bare, Cam- eron Jeffery, Chloe Jeffery, Michael Heichel, and Kyle Jeffery. A number of other relatives also survive. A Celebration of Life service for Shirley was held at the Banister Funeral Home Chapel in Dahlonega, Ga. on Tuesday April 21. Rev. J R Fields officiated. Death Notices Does Online condolences may be made at www.banisterfuner- alhome.net. R.B. Upton, 73, passed away on April 14, 2015. Dahlonega Banister Funeral Home of Dahlonega, Ga. was in charge of Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements. Heel Pain the arrangements. James Patterson, 74, passed away on April 16, 2015. McDonald and Son Funeral Home was in charge of arrange- ments. Ruin Your Run? Edmond Edward Holland, 56, passed away on April 10, The Nugget strives to provide a complete record 2015. Dahlonega Funeral Home was in charge of arrange- See us & get your run back up to speed! ments. of deaths involving Lumpkin County residents and their families. Opal Mincey Beaver, 79, passed away on April 13, 2015. —After Hours Urgent Care— Bearden Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements. Please ask your funeral home or cremation so- Michael Kelly, 78, passed away on April 12, 2015. McDonald Dahlonega Foot & Ankle Clinic ciety to call us or email us at jbynum@thedahlon and Son Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements. eganugget.com. These death notice listings are Bruce A. Pichler, DPM Linda Bernedett Chew, 72, passed away on April 17, 2015. Diplomat, American Board of Foot & Ankle Surgery free and include the deceased’s name, age, date McDonald and Son Funeral Home was in charge of arrange- of death, date and time of service and the name of ments. VisitVisit OurOur Website:Website: DahlonegaFoot.com the home handling arrangements. For a detailed Elizabeth Valiando, 73, passed away on April 16, 2015. 59 Tipton Drive, Dahlonega, GA 30533 family-placed obituary, please have your funeral McDonald and Son Funeral Home was in charge of arrange- Inside Dahlonega Family Practice home contact The Nugget. ments.

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������������������������������������������� tt42915b-152888 www.dahlonegafuneralhome.com Dahlonega, Ga., April 22, 2015 Page 7A Chamber of Commerce Celebrating Dahlonega/ Lumpkin County’s Business Community Connection Dahlonega, Ga. APRIL 2015 www.dahlonega.org Volunteer of the Month Chamber welcomes new Tourism Director David Zunker The Dahlonega-Lumpkin Convention & Visitors Bu- County Chamber & Visi- reau in West Virginia. tors Bureau is excited to an- The proximity of nounce the newest addition Dahlonega to his daugh- to the team, Tourism Direc- ters in North Carolina and tor David Zunker. South Carolina, plus the ap- Zunker has extensive peal of Dahlonega-Lumpkin experience in the tourism County’s growing tourism industry and has worked in industry and continued po- tourism-driven communi- tential has brought him to ties such as Sedona, Sarato- our community. ga Springs and Hilton Head “We are very excited that Island. David Zunker has joined our Originally from Min- organization,” said Cham- nesota, David has worked ber & Visitors Bureau Presi- at chambers of commerce, dent Amy Booker. “David’s conventions and visitors bu- background and experience reaus, state tourism offices will be an asset in our con- and destination resorts. tinued efforts to attract visi- 2015 Annual Meeting and In addition to his office tors to our community and Awards Banquet. experience, he also taught to grow the Tourism Indus- Martha As an Ambassador, she tourism, hospitality and try in Lumpkin County. We enjoys the opportunity to travel management, and hope that our members and help others network and to marketing at the University community will join us at teach others about Dahlone- of South Carolina. upcoming Chamber events Tourism Director David Zunker Atkins ga’s fine points. Zunker’s experience in to meet David and give him When she is not volun- the business ranges from a warm welcome to Dahlone- teering with The Chamber, Sales and Marketing Man- ga!” The Chamber would like Atkins, also fondly referred ager at Wintergreen Resort Resort in South Carolina to & Visitors Bureau in South To contact Zunker to say a big thank you to to as “Mama,” is running in Virginia and Sales Di- Executive Vice President at Carolina and President and directly, please e-mail the Volunteer of the Month, her business Mama’s Taxi rector at Daufuskie Island the Columbia Convention CEO at the Jefferson County [email protected]. Martha Atkins. LLC, and driving locals, She is a dedicated and visitors and goods all over hard-working Ambassador Dahlonega and Georgia. for The Chamber who is al- Raised in Dahlonega, she ways willing to lend a help- finds great joy in meeting ing hand to chamber staff new people and introducing and members. them to the town she has al- Atkins has been an Am- ways called home. Ribbon Cuttings bassador for the Dahlonega- When not at work, which Lumpkin Chamber for the isn’t often, Martha enjoys past year, and her contribu- spending time with her tion to The Chamber was grandchildren, traveling Spirits recently recognized when and doing crafts. she won an award for “Am- The chamber thanks Tavern “Mama” for all she does. bassador of the Year” at the Spirits Tavern invited the community to celebrate its opening with an exciting evening Meet & Greet with county, of Business After Hours combined city, and school board with a ribbon The Dahlonega-Lumpkin Chamber of Commerce will fa- cutting. Located in cilitate a meet and greet with local county, city, and school Historic Downtown board elected officials on Tuesday, April 28, 6-8 p.m. at the Dahlonega, Spirits Lumpkin County Parks & Rec. This is your time to come Tavern provides out and meet the officials who represent you and our com- a diverse menu munity. featuring gourmet burgers and specialty cocktails. www.spirits-tavern. Welcome New Members com • WDH Investments, LLC • Richard’s Fitness • Proforma Custom Graphics Camp • Hands from the Heart Massage, LLC Glisson • North Georgia Interfaith Ministries, Inc. Camp Glisson • Gold Rush Jeeps, LLC recently celebrated the consecration of • The Villas at Willow Lake its new dining hall • Brightstar Care of North Georgia with prayers, songs, and a ribbon cutting. • A Dish of Good Health Community members • Divine Home & Whimsy and camp supporters came out to share • Subway in the excitement • Eagle Ridge Buildings of Camp Glisson’s newest addition to • Rock House Groom & Board the property. • Walk a Mile in My Shoes • Art by Rayneri • Little Indian Grill • Duncan Exterminating, Inc.

Be Healthy Dahlonega Festival Upcoming The Chamber is pleased to announce Lt. Governor Casey Cagle’s Be Healthy Dahlonega Festival, 5K & Free Family Fun Run on Saturday, May 9. Networking The healthy family day will be held in Historic Downtown Dahlonega and will kick off with a 5K followed by a Free Family Events Fun Run—plus, more fun and games in Dole’s Family Fit City. Win a grant for your school/group/team when your group participates in the run. Morning Mingle u Prizes are based on participation so make sure to note your 2nd Tuesdays at 8:30 a.m. May 12: group on registration. Bratzeit, 77-A Memorial Drive Participants will get two extra points per participant if they register and participate for the 5K. Register at www.totallyrun- What’s Up Wednesday ning.com u 3rd Wednesdays at 12 p.m. May 20: Shenanigan’s, 87 N. Chestatee Street Grants Awarded: u $1,500—greatest number of participants Business After Hours u 1st Tuesdays at 5:30 p.m. May 5: u $1,000—2nd greatest number of participants Jumping Jack’s Playground & Mini Golf u $750—3rd greatest number of participants For sponsorship opportunities, contact Rhonda Case at [email protected] or 706-867-3762. Page 8A Dahlonega, Ga., April 22, 2015 New instructional site to open in Blue Ridge

With state funding approved this “Blue Ridge provides an oppor- past week, the University of North tunity to create a unique campus Georgia (UNG) plans to open an UNIVERSITY OF NORTH GEORGIA that serves a broad spectrum of instructional site this fall in Blue students and meets regional needs,” Ridge, Georgia, that will increase Jacobs said. “There will be a strong college opportunities for students supports economic recovery and de- consideration of the needs of first- based upon a 2011 study by George- new instructional site will meet in northeast Georgia. velopment.” generation students, as well as high- town University that indicates those needs and create the founda- At its meeting on April 14, the Though the location of the in- achieving high school and college Georgia needs to add 250,000 post- tion for more robust opportunities University System of Georgia (USG) structional site has not been final- students, former students who have secondary graduates to the state’s in the future.” Board of Regents approved $943,000 ized, the university plans to begin stopped out, and working profes- workforce by 2025. Census data Initial dual-enrollment courses in the Fiscal Year 2016 operating offering courses in fall 2015. Ini- sionals.” indicate that individuals with a would focus in the social sciences budget for the new instructional tially, the program will build upon With more than 16,000 stu- college degree may earn $1 million and humanities to complement site. the university’s existing dual-en- dents and campuses in Cumming, more over their lifetime than those existing advanced coursework op- “Access to quality, affordable rollment courses that are offered Dahlonega, Gainesville and Oconee with only a high school diploma, portunities available in the local higher education is vital to creat- in collaboration with the Union and County, UNG is one of the state’s and nearly half of the counties in schools. Classes may be facilitated ing jobs in today’s economy,” said Fannin County school systems and largest public universities. UNG has the UNG’s immediate service area or enhanced by real-time technol- Speaker of the House David Ralston allow students to earn both college been recognized nationally for its have a college completion rate of ogy that is made possible through (R-Blue Ridge), who represents Fan- and high school credit at the same academic excellence and economic less than 20 percent. UNG’s participation in the North nin and Gilmer counties and a por- time. One benefit of dual-enrollment value, including being named one “The health of the U.S. and Georgia Network and Educational tion of Dawson County. “Having a is that college tuition is funded by of the top five public universities in Georgia economies depends upon Exchange in the region. permanent, first-rate institution of the state’s Accel program. Georgia on Money magazine’s list of citizens obtaining meaningful de- By spring 2016, the university ex- higher learning in our community “We know that, particularly in “Best Colleges” in 2014. grees at a higher rate than they do pects to enroll a cohort of approxi- has long been a goal of mine. This the northernmost counties in our UNG is The Military College of today,” said USG Chancellor Hank mately 100 students. Courses will be campus will mean great things for service area, there is need for ex- Georgia, and its leadership devel- Huckaby. “This new instructional designed to lead to the completion of generations to come in our part of panded higher education opportu- opment experiences have earned site, with funding from the state a baccalaureate degree, including a Georgia.” nities that emphasize access, conve- it designation as a state leadership legislature, supports our mission transfer pathway, as well as associ- In 2012, the state launched the nience and affordability,” said UNG institution by the USG Board of Re- to graduate more students to meet ate programs in regional high-de- Complete College Georgia initiative President Bonita C. Jacobs. “This gents. workforce demands, which in turn mand disciplines.

were carefully chosen and UNG pronounced by Abygail Mc- Millan, and overseen by judg- Lumpkin Trial es Ellen Tomlin and William Dunlap. 3rd Annual Bee helpers were Sarah Jury List Heape, Sydney Smith, Emily Heape, Betsy Lyle, Andrew Miller, Maria Westerfield, The following prospective Sue B Miller Spelling BEE Sawyer Henderson and Andy jurors have been called to the Benjamin Raymond Chastain Ruff. session of Lumpkin County Trial Dovie Myers The audience members Jury beginning May 18, 2015, Mindy Annette Collins had their turn after inter- at 10 a.m. with Honorable Ray- Jackie Lee Myers benefits Lumpkin mission to try their hands at mond E. George, Judge presid- Joe Marvin Cronan spelling some pretty tough ing. Naheed Z Nadeem words as well. Margaret Michelle Davis Chick-Fil-A, Papa Johns Jurors are asked to call the Edward M Nemec Literacy Coalition Pizza, the UNG Bookstore, juror/court information number, Larry Lamar Dills Pueblos Mexican Cuisine, El Eric M Niconovich working students in the an- 706-482-2401, after 9 a.m. the The Hoag Auditorium Jimador, Shenanigans, Bour- Mayra Patricia Dominguez nual production. Saturday before the scheduled on the UNG campus was all bon Street Grille and Giggle Holli M Nix Modeled after Lumpkin service date for a recorded mes- abuzz recently, as the 3rd An- Monkey Toys provided prizes Craig Renee Doyle Literacy’s Annual Adult sage to confirm instructions. nual UNG Spelling BEE took for the winning team, the Robert Lee Norris Jr Spelling Bee, in which team Photo submitted to The Nugget place to benefit Lumpkin runners up, the most creative Maebelle C Duff of students from the Honors Also, jurors are asked to Literacy (aka The Lumpkin Betsy Lyle serves as one of team and the Audience Bee Stacy Jo O’donnell Program participated in a the Bee Helpers during the 3rd complete the Juror Information County Literacy Coalition), winner, along with providing Stephanie Ann Bray Dyer few years back, the UNG Bee Annual UNG Spelling BEE. form enclosed with their sum- a non-profit organization pro- door prizes. Thomas Lee Olsen has taken on a life of its own. mons and return it to the Clerk viding free reading programs Delicious homemade Tony Lee Fillingim This year’s show featured 10 of Court’s office prior to the first for children and adults. baked goods were served, Sarah Kimberly Olson teams of spellers, who enter- day of court. The BEE, a project of the Joanna Toso, did an excellent and over $500 was collected Kevin Reid Follett Honors Program, under the tained the enthusiastic audi- job of emceeing the festivities, through donations to benefit Michael Jody Abernathy Cody Wayne Parrott supervision of Dr. Stephen ence. interjecting a few bee jokes. Lumpkin Literacy. Stewart E Johnstone Connie Kennedy Frady Smith, involved a dozen hard- This year’s Queen Bee, The words for the Bee Melissa Mccracken Turner Felipe Pedraza Caitiln Cantrell Avery Crystal Renee Franklin Mattie Lou Jones Peggy Wilson Polk Lisa A Underdahl Cheryl Lynn Gable Lorena Hernandez Banuelos Edwin James Pruitt Angela Danielle Journigan Debra Arleen Gillespie Mary R Vaughan Cynthia Ann Quigley Russell Raburn Barrett Dona Isom Gooch Roger Thomas Kinard Nancy Elizabeth Reichling Robin Kay Walden Rodney Allen Grizzle George Frank Beck III Scott Charles Riley Betty Sherree Knight Whitley Lauren Grizzle Brent Everette Wallace Caleb Charles Robinson Angelia M Bennett Daniel Robert Hall Emilie Beatrice Langer Jeffrey Stewart Saine Joseph S Ward Mildred Ann Hardy James Lee Berry Tommye Mcclure Scanlin Kay C Langerman Myra Kaye Harris Floyd Lamar Waters Erin Cheyenne Seabolt Aaron Charles Berryhill Gwendolyn Ann Hays Alan Junior Lee Tyler Russell Shields Robbie S Wehunt Cadea Emma Head Faye Bleskan Rebecca Ann Shirley Lottie Christean Lee Brenda Sue Helton Richard James Westerfield Glenda Faye Slayman Frank Roberts Booth Cynthia Krall Hiatt Robert Daniel Lewis Jr Beverly Dale Smith Mearle J Wetherford Tabatha Leann Hill Angela Rae Borella Shannon Marie Spry Pamela Sue Littlejohn Taylor Ann Hilyer Herbert Meadows William- Laura Elliott Stevens son Kayre Griffin Hines Albert Linwood Brinson Staci Hawkins Strong Laura Ann Lorenzo Alan Ernest Hogan Eric Andrew Wimpy Larry Wayne Tanner Joyce A Brown Herschel Lee Hood Kenneth Price Mason Staci Ann Tanner June Hallaran Woodward Jamie Lee Howard Terry Lane Burnett Wendy Kay Tatum Adam James Mcbain Cathy Lynn Huckaby Harold Paul Wyatt III Jane Huntington Taylor Daniel Shawn Byars Colby Dennis Hunter Amanda Gayle Mcmillon Dustin Fairon Tomlin Jack T Wynn Danny E Jarrard April Diana Caldwell Rodney Matt Tumlin Sanford Gyron Middleton Samantha Nicole Johnson Harold Dean Chappell Mary Faith Turner Smith: Home cooked meals are special Continued from Page 4A “connections.” Smoked pheasant from South Dako- ta, butterbeans and squash which led to a career in from the local farmer’s winemaking. Terry and market, pear relish from his wife, Jennifer, do it Warwick, Georgia and red all—from cultivating the wine from Paso Robles, 121 Lumpkin County Pkwy., Dahlonega vineyads to harvesting and California—all prepared by production. If you enjoy someone who enjoys cook- a meal with a bottle of his ing in the tradition of your syrah which he named grandmother. “The Hedge,” there is little An indolent fire and question about the ranking children laughing. Made of dinner in your memo- humility permeate the at- rable meals collection. mosphere. Nothing like a meal with Dahlonega, Ga., April 22, 2015 Page 9A Community-wide Pancake Breakfast High School seniors are raising money Living for Senior Week activities. u See LCHS Page 10A for details • Calendar • Entertainment • Family News Smoke on the Mountain BEAR ON THE SQUARE continues— ‘biddies’ return to show

If you saw last year’s Holly Theater production of u Fridays, Smoke on the Mountain, you Saturdays, and are in for a treat again this year because all three bid- Sundays through dies are back. May 3 While the action is go- ing on center stage, these three ladies are off to the church in the 1930’s includes side perched on their own almost 30 gospel tunes sung Photo by Lamar Bates pew, where their non-stop by the traveling Sanders Jammers create a unique atmosphere for the annual Bear on the Square. They come year after year to spend the day making antics keep the audience in family, and their live “fam- music, entertaining not just each other but also delighting festival goers who like to stop and listen for a while. stitches. ily” band. They are (pictured from Smoke continues week- left) Marilou Bordonaro, ends, Fridays and Satur- Jorgene West and Jeanie days at 8 p.m. and Sundays Whitworth. at 2 p.m., through May 3. Behind them is Barry Tickets, $19.99 adults and Brownlee playing the part Rains can’t keep Bear fans away $12 children and students, of Mount Pleasant Baptist are available online at www. The local Bear on the weather forecasting wrong. jamming everywhere, happy deserted, but workshops and Church’s pastor. hollytheater.com, and at the Square team and tens of thou- The public square was packed to be able to stay throughout concerts continued to be well The musical about a box office downstairs at the sands of festival goers were with folks shopping at craft the day without being washed attended. Saturday night gospel sing Holly Mondays and Wednes- delighted when Saturday’s booths, attending concerts away. “It was a great festival,” in a rural North Carolina days, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. sunny skies proved a week of and workshops and, of course, And when the 100 percent said Bear on the Square chair- predictions of heavy rains for man Jim White. “We had a Sunday could not be ignored, great Saturday, and over 500 diehard Bear fans donned people packed the tent in the their parkas and boots and rain for the Sunday morning headed out for a second day of gospel jam.” music, workshops and even Festival president Glenda jamming in shops and restau- Pender said she was astound- rants that welcomed them in- ed at how well everything side. Many of the festival’s ex- went. “People stood in the rain hibitors had packed up early, under their umbrellas Friday and more continued to do so night to get into the kickoff as tents began to blow, wares auction, making it the most got wetter and wetter and wa- successful fundraising night “I had ter flowed through downtown for Bear in many years,” she sidewalks and streets. said. “We have a community By mid afternoon Sun- of festival Bears who don’t let immediate relief. day the square was almost rain deter them.” Now, I don’t have to think about my pain.”

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has a triathlon in his future. If Crais can keep on running, the sisters say they can choke COMMUNITY CALENDAR down bugs. ConnectAbility Community Events ConnectAbility is leading the North Georgia region in providing services and sup- WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM ON TUITION port for children and adults ASSISTANCE OPPORTUNITIES with special needs, along Georgia Mountains Workforce Development, a federal tuition assis- tance program operated by the Georgia Mountains Regional Com- with their families, care pro- mission, will hold an overview session at 11 a.m. Wednesday, April viders and communities in 29, at Lumpkin County Library. The organization assists eligible which they live. adults (both unemployed and underemployed) and youth (ages 14- All of ConnectAbility’s 21) in education and training opportunities. Assistance may include programs are provided at no tuition, books, supplies, child care and transportation cost while at- cost to the families who par- tending a college or technical school or obtaining a GED. 770-538- ticipate, which is why private 2727, [email protected], gmrc.wd on Facebook Sister of funding is so important. Just under $4,000 was LCHS COMMUNITY YARD SALE FUNDRAISER MAY 2 Dahlonega’s Lumpkin County High School seniors are hosting events to raise Julianne raised at the Thanksgiv- money for Senior Week activities. On Saturday, May 2, they will Peterman- ing silent auction this year hold a yard sale from 7:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the LCSS Central Office Kowalski, thanks to local merchant’s parking lot, 56 Indian Drive (at the beginning of the drive to LCHS). actress Melissa donations. Spaces are available for $20 (pay in advance or day of sale). Jason Peterman has “Now our mission is to [email protected], 706-864-6186 ext. 20215 (5/29) joined the bug- raise $50,000 by September eating pledge in a national campaign,” said LCHS COMMUNITY-WIDE PANCAKE BREAKFAST MAY 2 to help raise Julianne, “Without funding Lumpkin County High School seniors are hosting events to raise money for ConnectAbility cannot pro- money for Senior Week activities. The 2nd Annual Senior Class Com- ConnectAbilty. munity-Wide Pancake Breakfast to be held from 8-11 a.m. Saturday, vide much needed services to May 2, in the LCHS Commons Area, is one of them. Tickets are $5 for Photo submitted to The Nugget all of these families.” all you can eat pancakes, coffee, juice and three sausages. Tickets According to Diane Reyn- are available from seniors and at the door. Jason Lemley@lumpkin. olds, without ConnectAbilty k12.ga.us, 706-864-6186 ext. 20215 (5/29) her son, Jason, would never have realized his dream of BE HEALTHY DAHLONEGA FESTIVAL MAY 9 performing on stage. Lt. Governor Casey Cagle’s annual Be Healthy Georgia Festival and i Eat bugs campaign Vicki Schweitzer added, 5k & Free Family Fun Run Series is coming to downtown Dahlonega. “ConnectAbility not only The healthy family day will kick off with a 5k at 9 a.m. followed by a 1- mile Free Family Fun Run at 10 a.m. for ages 7 through adult. Groups provides fun and safe events can win grants up to $1,500 for participating in events. There will be for people with disabilities more fun and games in Dole’s Family Fit City; events continue until looks to raise $50,000 and their siblings, it also cre- 12:30 p.m.. Register at Active.com. ates opportunities for special needs families to connect SOUTHERN FINDS STORE NEEDS VOLUNTEERS with each other.” As a special Southern Finds, A NOA Store, is in need of volunteers interested in needs parent, Schweitzer said joining the Ark Angels Volunteer League to volunteer their time regu- the best source of informa- larly at the store doing light sorting, offering customer service and for ConnectAbilty tion and support has always arranging store displays. Store proceeds go toward programs that been another special needs support victims of domestic violence. Vivian Gee, Southern Finds, Dahlonega resident Ju- student at Perimeter Chris- 706-867-6167. (4/22) Actress parent. lianne Peterman-Kowalski tian School. Now he uses a Melissa lives in Los Ange- RANGER OPEN HOUSE, TRAIL RUN, BIKE RACE APRIL 25 vows to eat a bug—and not Melissa wheelchair and the thought les and Julianne in Dahlone- The 5th Ranger Training Battalion at Dahlonega’s Camp Frank D. the cute kind—if Connect- of running seemed like a dis- ga, and they hope to connect Merrill will host its annual open house on April 25. The Mountain Abilty can raise $50,000 in Peterman tant dream until Jacqueline abilities across the country Ranger Run—a 15k and 5k trail run as well as a 34k bike race—be- five months. Daniel, Executive Director through this campaign. gins at 7 a.m.; displays open at 11 a.m. with demonstrations starting “I have solicited TV ac- joins sister of ConnectAbility, saw a way The sisters say this cam- soon after and running until 5 p.m. The event illustrates the capa- tress Melissa Peterman, best to get Crais plugged into the paign is dear to their hearts bilities of America’s elite soldiers and includes demonstrations of known for her role as Barba- activities that he had missed as their father is the co- military skydiving, hand-to-hand combat, mountaineering, helicop- ra Jean on the TV show Reba to support since his accident with a spe- ter operations and survival skills. This free event will also showcase founder of Thomas Allen Inc., and Bonnie on Baby Daddy, to cialized jogging chair. hands-on displays of modern military equipment, display military cause a service provider for special vehicles and provide an opportunity to interact with soldiers who run join in this campaign,” says After using a borrowed needs children and adults. the Army’s elite Ranger School. Facebook.com/rangeropenhouse, Julianne. chair in the ConnectAbility They hope to carry on his Twitter@rangeropenhouse. 706-864-3367 ext. 5104 Melissa proclaimed “I will 5K in September, Connect- legacy. eat a fly if you match my $250 Ability partnered with To- The Peterman sisters AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY YARD SALE SATURDAY pledge.” ple, a Dahlonega resident who tally Running in Dahlonega are challenging everyone to The American Legion Auxiliary will hold its Annual Yard Sale Satur- This gesture may sound suffered a traumatic brain in- and local runners to raise the put their money where their day, April 25, 9 a.m.-2 p.m. at the American Legion Post. Spaces are silly, but it represents a huge jury last December after an $1,200 necessary to get Crais available for $5. Contact Nancy Sutherland, 706-867-7046. (4/22) mouth is. They also hope that challenge. However, this is accident. This left him with his own jogger. someone has a good bug sauce SIDE BY SIDE ASKING FOR VOLUNTEERS, PROJECTS, nothing like the challenges physical disabilities along His dream was realized recipe. DONATIONS the folks that ConnectAbilty with short term memory in two weeks with help from Go online to www.ieat- Side by Side in Service, a one-day mission day in Lumpkin County provide services for on a dai- loss. ConnectAbility and he is bugs.org to accept the chal- designed to meet many of the physical and emotional needs of the ly basis. Crais was an avid runner participating in all kinds of lenge. community, will be held Saturday, May 2. Last year 350 volunteers Take Jon Crais, for exam- who set track records as a running events. Crais even worked on 55 different projects with a budget of $15,000, which was supplemented with many donated materials and building supplies. Volunteers are needed to sew projects for and visit shut-ins, to build wheel chair ramps and make other home repairs, prepare and deliver lunches, provide child care, do yard work and much more. Sugges- tions are needed for service projects to assist elderly and low income individuals who own their homes. And donations are also needed. Public invited to demos of Volunteer, suggest a project or make a donation at SideBySideIn- Service.com. skydiving, military tactics Art Events Saturday at Ranger open house UNG EXHIBITION ‘BREATHE’ NOW ON DISPLAY Breathe: The Hal B. Rhodes Student Exhibition is on display through The 5th Ranger Train- Hand-to- April 23 in the Bob Owens Art Gallery, Hoag Student Center, Univer- ing Battalion at Dahlonega’s hand combat, sity of North Georgia. The annual exhibit showcases the best work Camp Frank D. Merrill will mountaineering of University of North Georgia students majoring in Studio Art, Art host its annual open house on and venomous Marketing, and Art Education on the Dahlonega Campus. April 25. snake handling The Mountain Ranger are just a few of Run—a 15k and 5k trail run the skills to be as well as a 34k bike race demonstrated at Reunions the Ranger Open — begins at 7 a.m.; displays House coming up open at 11 a.m. with demon- this Saturday at WOODY APRIL 26 strations starting soon after The Woody Reunion will be held at 1 p.m. Sunday, April 26, at the Camp Merrill. and running until 5 p.m. Community House in Auraria. Bring a covered dish and get ready for good fun and fellowship. All Woodys are welcome. The event illustrates the capabilities of America’s elite soldiers and includes demon- strations of military skydiv- Community Announcements ing, hand-to-hand combat, mountaineering, helicopter operations, and survival SHOE DRIVE FUNDRAISER AT LCES Lumpkin County Elementary is collecting second hand shoes through skills. April 24 to send to impoverished countries around the world. Funds This free event will also raised will benefit micro enterprise programs in Haiti. Shoes can be showcase hands-on displays dropped off at the school, Dahlonega Funeral Home, and other loca- of modern military equip- tions around town, or large quantities can be picked up. Lydia, 832- ment, display military vehi- 286-5008; Amanda, 706-429-6454 . (4/22) cles and provide an opportu- nity to interact with soldiers who run the Army’s elite Free Services Ranger School. Facebook.com/ FREE LEGAL SERVICES rangeropenhouse, Georgia Legal Services program provides free legal services to qual- Twitter@rangeropenhouse. ifying senior citizens and low-income clients. Services are based on 706-864-3367 ext. 5104 case type and financial eligibility. GLSP does not handle criminal cases. Appointments: 1-800-745-5717 between 9 and 11 a.m. Mon- day-Thursday. (1/mo) Education/Workshops IMPORTANT

HOME DEPOT FREE WORKSHOPS, 706-867-9618, ext. 417 MEDICARE OPTIONS or 383. Register at homedepot.com/workshops available in White, Lumpkin & Habersham Counties Saturday, April 25, 10 a.m. - Lawn and Garden Prep RESIDENTS WITH MEDICARE / LIS DEFENSIVE DRIVING COURSE MAY 2, An AARP Defensive Driving Course will be held at Lumpkin County Library on Saturday, OR MEDICARE / MEDICAID May 2 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Completion of the course may entitle now have the option to receive enhanced students to an auto insurance discount. Students need not be 55 and AARP membership is not required. Registration recommended. healthcare benefits at no additional cost. $20/person, $5 AARP discount. Don Linartz, 770-538-4816 Medicare Advantage Special Needs

plans include dental, vision, hearing, tt4221515-159063 transportation and other features Susanne Johnson: 706-897-3551 See Community Calendar Page 11A Dahlonega, Ga., April 22, 2015 Page 11A Living OPINIONS COMMUNITY CALENDAR Continued from Page 10A The Fire Children & Youth

FREE TEEN DRIVING PROGRAM OFFERED APRIL 28 Ronda Rich Georgia Teens Ride With P.R.I.D.E. (Parents Reducing Injuries and Driver Error) is a free, national award-winning two-hour course de- Dixie Divas signed to help parents and their new (or soon to be) teen drivers, ages 14-16, learn what they need to do during the 40 hours of su- pervised practice driving time required by Georgia law. This program e stood in the but ready to collapse. “How addresses driver attitude, knowledge and behavior of both the parent charred remains many times do you suppose and new teen driver; teens and parents must attend together. Class- of a life that once he hung up the phone at this es are usually held on the fourth Tuesday of each month 6-8 p.m. at W was—my sister and I—and desk, grieved over news he Lumpkin County Parks & Rec, 365 Riley Road. Each class is limited said not a word. What was had received then dropped to 15 teens. (Youth ages 13-21 also accepted.) Information/registra- tion: Jonathan Fitzpatrick, [email protected] (4/22) there to say? Finally, I spoke. his head in his hands and “I refuse to cry,” I said prayed?” I asked. I could evenly. I’ve been crying too see it so clearly. The Lord Summer Camp much for the past several had lived in that shop that years over too much loss. made a living for our fam- Those I love as well as mate- ily as surely as He lived in SUMMER DAY CAMP AT WHELCHEL CENTER rial but sentimental posses- any church. That’s the main W.L. Whelchel Family Life Center will hold Super Summer Camp for Wild & Woolly ages 4-17 June 1-July 31, Monday through Friday, 8:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m. sions lost to both thieves and thing Daddy would want us Cost is $125/month/family. The facility is located at 69 Hickory Grove a misfortunate plumbing di- all to remember. Road, Dahlonega. Limited spaces available. Rhonda Whelchel, 678- saster at Mama’s house that On an outdoor wall still 936-4712; www.WLWhelchelFamilyLifeCenter.weebly.com (SA 7/15) Forest Festival had flooded to ruin so much hung – though licked thor- she left behind. It was time oughly by fire – the badly fad- to follow the example of my ed Coca-Cola sign that read: people and stoic up. Satterfield Alignment and Nature and Outdoors will be held in But still... Garage. For 40 years, at least, It was hard not to see the Daddy had a Coke machine ghosts in the blacken ashes, so the company had given TROUT FISHING: LOCAL STREAMS STOCKED The Chattahoochee Forest National Fish Hatchery stocked the following to hear their whisperings or him a sign. It caused a chuck- Lumpkin County sites during the week of April 13-17: Cane Creek, Dahlonega to recall the wisdom plied le, though. The years had Clay Creek, Dockery Lake, Etowah River, Nimblewill Creek and Ward like a fine whiskey upon the faded the sign so much that Creek. For more information contact the hatchery at 706-838-4723. ones who would listen and previous lettering showed (4/22) The 11th Annual Wild & ties, live music, heavy hors Woolly Forest Festival spon- d’oeuvres and a silent auction take note. Sixty years before, faintly. The Coke sign before my daddy, Ralph Satterfield, it had been Daddy’s had be- sored by Georgia Forest and raffles. FORESTWATCH WILD & WOOLY FOREST FESTIVAL had taken the little money Watch will be held from 3-7 The event, which will longed to a vegetable stand. MAY 2 The 11th Annual Wild & Woolly Forest Festival will be held “So fitting,” I pointed out p.m. Saturday, May 2, in the be held at Bull Mountain earned from a gas station 3-7 p.m. Saturday, May 2, at Bull Mountain Lodge, 135 Troutman he bought after the war and to Louise. Our family history Chattahoochee National For- Lodge, 135 Troutman Trace, Trace, Dahlonega, in the Chattahoochee National Forest. Sponsored then a little garage he shared is one of hand-me-downs by Georgia ForestWatch, the event raises crucial funds necessary to est. Dahlonega, helps raise cru- and second hand purchases. support the organization’s forest monitoring efforts. Richard Judy, Headlining the event is cial funds necessary to sup- with my uncle and bought the land then built the ga- “Brand new” were words Board President of the Len Foote Hike Inn, will headline the event. Richard Judy, Len Foote Hike port GFW’s forest monitoring There will be educational tables, live music, food, a silent auction, Inn board president, who will efforts. rage that now was nothing rarely spoken in our house. raffles, a native plant sale, a pre-event wildflower hike and more. Or- more than nothing under our “Let’s take that sign for be signing and reading from Tickets can be purchased der tickets ($30 adults, $10 students) at 706-867-0051. www.gafw. feet. Lightning had struck the barn,” Tink had said. org (4/29) his new novel, THRU: An Ap- before Friday, April 24, for palachian Trail Love Story. $20, and $30 after that. Stu- both the shop and our hearts. “We could have it re- The firemen were kind. painted,” I suggested. Other activities include a dent tickets are $10, and chil- They called it a “landmark” “I think we should leave pre-event wildflower hike, an dren 12 and under are admit- At the Library introduction to GFW’s Forest ted free. Call 706-867-0051 to and many commented on it just as it is,” he replied. Guardian program, a native order. the cups of coffee and stories “It said so much about your Lumpkin County Library, 706-864-3668 plant sale, kids’ corner activi- they had shared around that family.” www.chestateelibrary.org old wood burning stove. The That it does. HOURS: Monday-Wednesday, 10:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m., Thursday, 11:30- fire marshal said, “It meant a One of Daddy’s self- 7 p.m., Friday-Saturday, 10:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m. Closed Sunday. lot to this town.” penned mantras danced in Facebook. “Become a Fan” on the library’s website There had been a two-step my head as I looked around. eBooks: Downloadable at the library’s website for Kindle, Nook, An- up platform in the back. It “Kid, never worry over that droid and more. was there that many times I which money and hard work Free Online Classes: Register with your library card at www.ches- had walked in to find Daddy can replace.” tateelibrary.org Holly Theater in a low, tattered chair, hold- But that’s the problem, Zinio! Dozens of popular magazines available in digital format ing court to the coffee-drink- you see. Chilton’s Car Manuals: Access manuals with library card at ing men. Most times, he was No amount of money or ww.chestateelibrary.org seeks volunteers— to be found with a completely hard work can ever replace Spring Storytime: Movers & Shakers, Ages 2-5. Wednesdays through April 22, 11 a.m. Programs last 45 minutes to an hour and worn Scofield Bible open in the memories or rebuild may include songs, fingerplays and crafts in addition to the sto- hand, explaining the “word what once was. It cannot ries. Pre-registration is not required, but groups larger than five training provided of God so you heathens will bring back the man who gave are requested to call at least two days in advance. (4/29) understand.” He was enter- his labor to those in need, his Shredding Day at the Library – Thursday, April 23, 1-3 p.m. Bring taining as well as authorita- hospitality to many and his With a blockbuster show time and talents allows us to your documents to the library for free commercial shredding. tive, that daddy of ours. prayers to everyone. on its stage, the Holly Theater produce quality entertain- Bring up to five boxes of confidential documents and watch them A man, his skin the Oh, how I want to break is in need of extra volunteers ment season after season. be shredded. There is no need to remove paper clips, folders, color of the ashes around us, down and cry. notebooks, etc. over the next few weeks. Come volunteer with us walked up softly as there we ______Genealogy Resources Class – Thursday, April 23, 2-3 p.m. Find out Volunteers help with con- for Smoke on the Mountain stood. “I knowed Ralph,” he what genealogy resources are available at the library. Registration cessions, ticketing, ushering, on April 24-26 and May 1-3. said quietly, tears filling his Ronda Rich is the best-sell- is required. ticket taking and more, and We greatly appreciate your eyes. “This place has been ing author of There’s A Better New—Full STEAM Ahead – Tuesday, April 28, Kindergarten-Fifth can watch the show for free help!” Grade. Each month youngsters will be focusing on a topic related here since I growed up. He Day A-Comin’. She has ties to when the curtain goes up. New volunteers will be to Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Math in a fun and was always good to me. I the Yahoola Valley in Lump- “The volunteers are the trained on the job. Register hands-on way. April’s theme is Everyday Math, with some great shore do hate this.” kin County. Visit www.rond- most essential part of any for a spot at www.HollyThe- hands-on activities. So did we. arich.com to sign up for her community theater,” said a ater.com under the VOLUN- Louise was standing near weekly newsletter. Holly spokesperson. “Your TEER tab. Daddy’s desk, still standing Pets willingness to donate your

DOG OBEDIENCE, AGILITY, RALLY-O! Classes start April 25-May 1 and run for 6 weeks. Dogs must be four months w/ rabies vaccinations. $99 with $10 discount on Obedience Classes for adopted shelter dogs. Visit www.dahlonegaobedience- group.com for class schedule. Dahlonega Obedience Group (D.O.G.), ABC Certified trainer Mary Kay Crowell, 706-864-0410 (4/22) LUMPKIN YAPPY HOUR RETURNS APRIL 29 Lumpkin Yappy Hour for dogs and their owners is held the last 042215a-159454 Wednesday of the month from 5-8 p.m. at Bourbon Street Grille, 90A Public Square North. Complimentary dog treats and water are avail- able on the pet-friendly deck; also live music. A percentage of food and beverage sales goes to PAWS Spay/Neuter program (non-profit 501c3), helping reduce over population of unwanted pets. www. pawsdahlonega.org, “Get Yappy” on Facebook SIGN UP NOW FOR NEXT SPAY/NEUTER CLINIC The Atlanta Humane Society’s state-of-the-art mobile surgical unit will be at the Lumpkin County Animal Shelter Wednesday and Thurs- 2015 North Georgia

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Our Most Important Policy Is Trust dc42215b-155653 Page 12A Dahlonega, Ga., April 22, 2015 Living OPINIONS CLUBS & ORGANIZATIONS State District 9 Representative Warrant bill and the bill to bring Foreign pest Kevin Tanner will present transparency to the State Pardon Rep. Tanner an update on the latest key & Paroles Department. legislation from the Georgia The general public is welcome. General Assembly, including A meal is provided with a destroys trees to give update the controversial transportation donation. The meeting will be bill, at the Lumpkin County held at the United Community at Democratic Democratic Party meeting, 6 Bank meeting room on Morrison p.m. Monday, April 27. He will Moore Parkway. For more also discuss the status of several information, contact Ken, Clark MacAllister Party meeting key bills he sponsored in the [email protected], 706- House including the No-Knock 867-8653. County Extension Agent

recently received a spread to the tree and clog TROUT UNLIMITED, GOLD RUSH CHAPTER: Regular leaf sample from a up its vascular system. This UPCOMING MEETINGS meetings are the first Tuesday of the month (May 5) at Camp Ihomeowner whose tree fungal infestation usually Glisson. Dinner is served at 6:30 p.m. while it lasts. All mem- had been rapidly declining results in tree death. bers and guests are welcome. A Fly Tying class is held on the for a few months. The leaves Look for the toothpick April 23 second Thursday (April 9) at 6:30 p.m. at the American Legion showed symptoms of wilting, sawdust projections, espe- PPAC (PROVIDERS, PARENTS OF ADULT CHIL- Post. John Simmons, [email protected], goldrushtu.org. but there was no distinct pat- cially on young trees. If you tern as there would be for a have trees that are only DREN) meets the fourth Thursday of each month (April 23), 7 Find “Gold Rush Chapter-Trout Unlimited” on Facebook fungal leaf spot. I went out showing a few toothpicks on p.m., at the office of ConnectAbility, 46B Memorial Drive (next to look at the tree a few days small upper branches, there to Dahlonega Pharmacy/Radio Shack). Support, friendship and later, and by the time I ar- is a possibility of saving the information sharing for parents and caregivers of adults with May 6 rived almost all of the leaves tree. Cut out the infested disabilities. Nina Martin, 404-375-3743 THE SONS OF CONFEDERATE VETERANS CAMP were dead and crispy. branch and burn or dispose 1860, Blue Ridge Rifles, meets the first Wednesday of each As I observed the tree, I of it in the trash. PHOTO CRITIQUE GROUP meets the fourth Thursday immediately noticed a sign There are also ethyl alco- (April 23), at 6:30 p.m. at Bowen Center for the Arts, 334 High- month (May 6), 7 p.m. at the Community House on South Park that was unmistakable— hol traps that can be made way 9 North., Dawsonville. Novice to professional are invited to Street. Tim Ragland, 707-864-3858 ‘toothpick’-like projections and set out to monitor for share ideas and up to five photos (prints and/or jpg’s) for posi- GOLD RUSH QUILTER’S GUILD meets the first Wednes- sprouting forth from the early season beetle activity, tive critique. Free. Cindy Todd, [email protected] day of each month (May 6) at 10 a.m. at Friendship Baptist trunk. I knew the culprit was normally around February the Asian ambrosia beetle. or March. If any Asian am- Church on Friendship Road off West Moreland and Highway The Asian ambrosia brosia beetles are trapped, April 24 129, Cleveland. Visitors and new members welcome. Elizabeth beetle, also called the granu- you may choose to begin Pickel, 706-219-3890, Jan Fambrough, 706-867-8502 late ambrosia beetle, in an a spray program for your MOPS, Mothers of PreSchoolers, meets from 9-11 a.m. on invasive pest first introduced most vulnerable trees. Py- the second and fourth Fridays (April 24), September through in Carolina peach orchards rethroid-based insecticides, May, at First Baptist Church, Dawsonville. The nation-wide or- May 7 in the 1970s. They have since such as bifenthrin, can be spread all over the US and used to protect the trunks ganization exists to meet the needs of mothers of children from THE DAHLONEGA WOMAN’S CLUB meets at 6 p.m. caused many millions of and branches of susceptible pregnancy through kindergarten. [email protected], www. the first Thursday of every month (May 7), except July at the dollars in damages. Several trees. Most of these sprays MOPS.org/dawsonville Community House. 404-680-2874 tree species are susceptible can be applied every 10-14 Blue Ridge Archaeology Guild will meet at 6 p.m. Friday, April LUMPKIN COUNTY FAMILY CONNECTION COL- to attack, including oak, dog- days until the infestation wood, maple, cherry, peach, threat lessens. Always follow 24, at the United Community Bank Building on Morrison Moore LABORATIVE holds an open monthly meeting at noon on crape myrtle, hickory and label directions when using Parkway for a program on a few of the over 225 archaeological the first Thursday of each month (May 7) at Lumpkin County many more. pesticides. sites on Ossabaw, a Georgia barrier island. The public is invited Parks & Rec. Anyone interested in collaborating with local part- Ambrosia beetles are If you observe a tree that to attend. ner organizations or learning more about resources for family small wood-boring insects is already showing signs of and children in our community is welcome. Brigette Barker, that spend most of their lives wilted leaves, along with the 706-867-7047 or email [email protected]. Web site: inside trees. This makes toothpick sawdust projec- April 27 them difficult to control. tions, chances are that tree www.lumpkin.k12.ga.us/~fc/ Females emerge for a short will die. Trees killed from THE LUMPKIN COUNTY DEMOCRATIC PARTY will THE LUMPKIN COUNTY REPUBLICAN PARTY time in spring to find suit- the ambrosia beetle fungus meet at 6 p.m. Monday, April 27, at the United Community Bank meets at 7 p.m. on the first Thursday of the month (May 7) able nest sites. They usually should be taken down and meeting room on Morrison Moore Parkway. State Representa- in the community room at United Community Bank, 206 Mor- fly to young trees (1-3 years burned or otherwise re- tive Kevin Tanner will update attendees on key legislation from old) and bore into branches moved from the area. Only rison Moore Parkway. County Commissioner Doug Sherrill will or trunks. vigilant monitoring and pro- the Georgia General Assembly. The general public is welcome. speak about the county’s Watershed Protection Plan. This is an Ken, [email protected], 706-867-8653 Ambrosia beetles do not tective sprays can help pre- open meeting for anyone interested in attending. eat wood, but they carve vent your trees from falling out tunnels and galleries victim to this invasive pest. April 28 in which to lay their eggs. ______WEEKLY MEETINGS Their sawdust tends to col- BLUE MOUNTAIN MASONIC LODGE #38 F&AM lect on the outside of the Clark MacAllister is the AL-ANON: Saturdays 9-10 a.m. and Tuesdays 6:30-7:30 p.m. at bark and form ‘toothpicks.’ Lumpkin County Extension meets at 7:30 p.m. the second and fourth Tuesdays (April 28) Georgia Mountain Unitarian-Universalist Church, 439 South Park of each month, with fellowship and a light meal at 6:30 p.m. The females carry a fungus Agent. He can be reached at Street. 706-864-1254 on their backs that they use 706-864-2275 or via email at 706-864-383 to feed the newly-hatched [email protected] DAHLONEGA ROTARY CLUB meets Tuesdays at noon at larvae. The fungus will then Lumpkin County Parks & Rec. The club serves the county through May 2 community service, scholarships and donations. Jason Cox, THE WEEKEND GOLD MINERS CLUB meets the first 706.531.6201, [email protected] Saturday of every month (May 2) at 5 p.m. at the Auraria Com- DAHLONEGA SUNRISE ROTARY CLUB meets Thursdays munity Center. The family-oriented group offers local prospect- from 7:30-8:30 a.m. at the grill upstairs in the UNG dining hall. Dan PETS OF THE WEEK ing locations and camaraderie to those with an interest in pros- Bowers, 706-864-4144 pecting. 770-531-WEGM (9346) Lumpkin County Animal Shelter GRATITUDE GROUP AA: Monday through Friday 12-1 p.m., 1363 Red Oak Flats Road, 706-867-7297. Thursday 7:15-8:15 p.m.; Saturday 9 a.m. and Sunday 3 p.m. All Open Tuesday-Saturday, 10:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. May 4 meetings downstairs at Lumpkin County Library. Help Line: 706- www.lumpkincountypaws.petfinder.com 867-7769 THE SONS OF CONFEDERATE VETERANS, Concord You just can’t Rangers Camp #2135 Dawson County, meets on the first Mon- HEART OF GOLD NA: Monday, 8-9 p.m. and Friday, 7-8 p.m., get any cuter day of every month (May 4) at 7 p.m. at Veterans Memorial Unitarian Universalist Church. Help Line: 706-974-9990. than Cheza, Park Recreation Center in Dawsonville. The public is welcome. TOPS (Taking Off Pounds Sensibly) Ga#0567 meets every Wednes- a 10 week 706-973-7245 day from 12-1 p.m. at Chestatee Regional Hospital, 3rd floor board- old Labrador room. Nonprofit health club, first meeting free. Shug Latimer 770- Retriever mix 654-9054 girl. She is May 5 full of puppy WALK THIS WAY, a women’s walking group, meets at 9 a.m. kisses, cuddles GADDISTOWN HOMEMAKERS meets the first Tuesday Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Get connected for exercise and and love. Labs of every month February through November (May 5) at 74 Fire fellowship in and around Dahlonega. New Members and friendly typically make House Lane, formerly Pre-K, across from Woody Gap School. dogs welcome. Janie Smith 706-864-8787, [email protected] w o n d e r f u l Homemakers in the Suches area are invited. family pets and Cheza will be AURARIA COMMUNITY CLUB meets at 6:30 p.m. the first Please submit club listings/articles no exception. Tuesday of each month (May 5) at the Community Clubhouse Once she is on Auraria Road. Join the club for a covered dish dinner. All by Fridays to Margo Booth properly trained, members and friends are welcome. The cost is only $5 to join [email protected] socialized and given plenty of exercise she will be a loyal for a year of fellowship and giving back to the community. For addition to your family. information about the club or renting the clubhouse call 706- Club announcements usually run for 864-3432 (NOTE: Due to the overcrowding of the animal shelter, director two weeks prior to the event. Eddy Harris cautions that any animal could be euthanized on any day. Anyone interested in the Pet of the Week is encouraged to call ahead or visit as soon as possible.)

“TLC” Dahlonega-Lumpkin County Humane Society 1735 Red Oak Flats Road • 706-864-2817, [email protected] 7 days/wk 8:30-4:30 (closed for lunch) .• http://www.tlchs.org

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HEALING ROOMS AT DUMC APRIL 26 Dahlonega United Methodist Church’s Healing Rooms Ministry offers a loving, safe, confidential environment where you can receive Teens can volunteer at healing prayer during an individual prayer time. You may stand in COMMUNITY CALENDAR for a loved one. We also pray over prayer cloths. Open every fourth Sunday from 6:30-8 p.m., except in December. Janet Eriksson, Library this summer [email protected], 706 864-2521 x225 (4/22) Foreign pest Continued from Page 11A SINGING, REVIVAL AT SOLID ROCK Teens—are Volunteers Solid Rock Baptist Church will hold a singing at 11 a.m. Sunday, April you looking for u Deadline for will man the 26 featuring Georgia, and revival begins at 7 p.m. with guest minister a way to connect registration Josh Chatam. All are welcome. Rev. Marty Murphy is pastor. destroys trees applications is Church/Religious Events with others this table, sign kids HOMECOMING AT THE FOUNTAIN SUNDAY summer and April 30 up, and record The Fountain Church of God of Prophecy will hold Homecoming this help your com- reading time GOSPEL SINGING Sunday, April 26, at 10:30 a.m. Rev. James Green will be the guest minister, and a dinner will follow the worship service. munity at the for participat- FREEDOM MINISTRIES SATURDAY NIGHT SINGING same time? Need some vol- ing children. They will Big Oak Gospel Music at 7 p.m. each Saturday. Featured singers unteer hours for a service also help with prizes and on April 25 are Glory Road, Gail and Ricky Jones, and Mac McK- See Community Calendar Page 14A organization or to put on help shelve books in the inzie. The event is hosted by The Freedom Heirs and admission that college resume? If so, children’s area. They will is free; a love offering will be collected. 1067 Highway 115 South (Old Dahlonega Highway) 706-867-6534 the Lumpkin County Li- receive a free T-shirt and brary has spots available a letter that certifies them SINGING AT SALEM BAPTIST ON SATURDAY Salem Baptist Church, located on Black Mountain Road, will hold to volunteer with the Vaca- as an official volunteer. a singing on Saturday, April 25, at 7 p.m. Special singers will be tion Reading Program this If you think that this Pure In Heart. Everyone is invited to attend. (4/22) summer. opportunity is too good to UNITARIAN UNIVERSALIST CHURCH Word of God Volunteers positions pass up, then stop by the Georgia Mountains Unitarian Universalist Church is a welcoming are open from the end of library to pick up an appli- congregation. On April 26 Rev. Kathi Martin will present “All Lives “That if thou shalt confess with thy May until the end of July cation packet. Interviews Matter,” considering the question: “What is the cost of insignificance to help on program days will be set up, and training vs. the value of significance?” Children’s Religious Education classes mouth the Lord Jesus and shalt believe (Wednesdays beginning will be provided to those follow announcements and story-time with child-care provided. 439 June 3) either morning selected. Deadline for ap- South Park Street. 706-864-0661, www.gmuuc.org (tfn) in thine heart that God hath raised him shift (11 a.m.-2 p.m.) or plications is April 30. REVIVAL STARTS SUNDAY AT CAVENDER CREEK from the dead thou shalt be saved.” afternoon shift (1–4 p.m.) Please call the Library Cavender Creek Baptist Church will hold revival Sunday through ~Romans 10:9 and one other day dur- at 706-864-3668 with any Friday, April 26-May 1. Visiting minister is Phillip Robinson; pastor is Stephen Adams. Everyone is welcome. (4/22) ing the week (11 a.m. to 2 questions. J &L Machine p.m.). 706-864-5804

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Worship: 11am ������������������������������������� ��������������������� 10am Sunday Worship/Holy Eucharist 678-313-9130 706-864-2876 ���������������������������������� Sun. School: 9:30am, Worship: 10:30am Sunday 11am, Wednesday 7pm Coffee follows service. www.stpeter-lutheran.org Pastor Bobby Whitmire �������������������������������������� Special Youth Services twice a month 11:20am Adult Christian Ed. when announced ��������������������������������������� Larry Henry, Pastor Pastors: Darrell & Cat Myers web site: www.stelizabethepiscopal.com ������������������������������ ����������������������� ����������������������������������������� ���������������������������������� ������������������������ NORMAN of town on right, before Amicalola Falls ���������������������������������� ADAMS ���� Sun Sch.: 10am, Sun Worship: 11am ����������������������������������� ��������������� Wed Bible Study: 7:30pm 150 Warwick St. (behind BB&T), Dahlonega ��������������������������� ����������������������������� We’re Your Full Service Pharmacy ������ HOMEHOME ��������������������������������������� ������������������������������������ ������������������������������ ��������������������������������� Prescription Specialists ������������ “Complete Insurance ���� ��������������������������� ������������������������������������� Mass Schedule: Saturday 5pm, �������������� ��������������������������������������� ���������������������� ����������������������������� Service Since 1961” Sun. Bible Study 9:30am, Worship 10:45am 5:30pm Sat, mix of traditional & Pastor: Bishop David Hoard ���������������������������������������� ���������� ��������������������������������������� contemporary worship �������������������� 706-864-3721 ���������������������������������� ������������ ��������������������������������������� Peck’s Mill Creek Rd., Hwy. 52 E 1/4 mile or by appointment ��������������������������������������� 9:30am Sunday, contemporary worship ������������������������ 11am traditional worship Porter Springs Road ���������������������������� GARAGE ����������������� ������������������������ Sun. School 10am, ������������������������������������������ Sun. Sch.: 10am, Worship: 11am & 7pm ������������������������������������� Sun. Worship 11am & 7pm www.stlukercc.org ��������������������������������� Wednesday night 7:30pm ������������������������������ DOORS ������������������������������������ ����������������� Quality Service Since 1969 Damascus Church Road ������������������� Worship 9:30am & 11am Pastor Rev. Michael B. Rodgers Sunday School 10am ������������ 770-527-8873 ������������������������������������� ����������������������������������� Sun Sch: 10am, Worship 11am 27D Walmart Way �������������������� ������������������������������������ Wednesdays 7pm Adult Bible Study [email protected] ������������������������� �������������������������������� ������������������� 107092 ������������������������������� ������������������������������������ ��������������������������������������� Pastor Tim Pruitt ����������������������������� Wed.: Bible study at 7:30pm ��������������������������� on the Lumpkin/Hall County line “See us for the Best Quality & Price” ���������������������� ������������ ���������������������������������������� ������������������� ������������ ��������������� ������������ Sunday School 10am www.saintpaulunitedmethodist.com ����� MARSHALL’S �������������� Pastor Jason Moon Sunday Worship 11am �������� ������������������ Services: 11:00 AM – on Sundays ���������������������������������� ������������������������� AUTO PARTS ����������������������������������� Sunday School – 10:00 AM ���������������������������� ����������������������������� 1530 Morrison Moore Parkway W. (Hwy. 9 S.) ������������������������ Conference the First Wednesday of every ������������������������������������ Sunday School at 9:15am, New location: 15 Arcadia Street on the Just above Trammell Tire month @ 7:00 PM Sunday Worship at 10:30am corner of Arcadia & South Chestatee Streets ������������������������ � �������� ���������������������� ������������������ ��������������������������������������� �������������������������������� ������������������������������������ ���������������� ���������������������������� ���������������������������� Sundays except 5th, Wed. Services: ��������������������������������������� Pastor: Les Fuller ������������������� 7:30pm, 4th Sunday night service 7pm Pastor: John Roden Sun Sch: 10am, Worship Service 11am �������������� Cavender Creek/Porter Springs Intersection Sun. Sch. 10am, Sun. Worship 11am ���������������������������������������� Sunday School 10am, Preaching 11am Dahlonega ���������������������������������������� ������������������������������������� �������������������� Tuesday Service: 7 p.m. Bible Study: Wednesday 7pm Bible Study Wed. 7pm Pastor: Roger Stover �������������������� 1 mile on Black Mtn. Rd. Funeral Home ...������������������������������������� ������������������������ ������������������������� Serving Our ����������������������������������������� ������������������������������������� Sun. School 10am, Sun. Worship 11am ��������������� Community A Division of McDonald Family Funeral Homes Since 1993 ������������������������������������������� covenant life is experienced. Sundays, �������������������� 5th Sunday Youth Worship 11am ������������������� Wed. 7pm Prayer Meeting www.dahlonegafuneralhome.com ������������������������������������������ ���������������������������� Wed. Service & Youth Service 7pm ������������������������������������������� ���������������������������������������������� ������������������������������������������ Pastor Darren Palmer ������������������������������� www.setfreechurchdahlonega.org �������������������� Community groups meet during the week. Wed. 7pm Bible Study, Sun. Worship 11am ������������������ ���������������������� ������������ �������������������������� ��������������� Wagon Wheel Restaurant �������������������������������������� ������������������������������������������� Sun. Sch.: 10am, Worship: 11am Traditional Jewish Synagogue 3043 Morrison Moore Pkwy., Meeting at 150 Warwick St. in the Dahlonega, GA �������������������������������� Sun. Worship: 10:30am, Wed. Bible Study: 7pm Pastor: Rev. Matt Pruitt Highway 19N Sun. School 9:15 am, Worship 10:30am ������������������������������� �������������������������������� Dahlonega Presbyterian Church building ������������������������� 30533 http://shalombharim.org Women’s Bible Study 9:30am Thursdays ��������������������������������� on Dicks Creek Rd. HOURS: 706-864-2532 ��������������������������������������� Pastor: Bo Robinson ������������������ ��������������� ������������������������������ ���������������������������� ������������������������������������ Worship: 1st & 3rd Sundays 11am Sun Sch.: 10am, Worship: 11am ����������������������������������� Sun.: 10am Sunday School 11am �������������������� ������������������������������������� ����������������������������������� Wed. Bible Study: 7pm �������������������������� 5320 Long Branch Rd, Dahlonega �������������������� �������� “Homemade” Wed.: Prayer meeting, youth group & ������������ Rev. Tony Allison, Pastor Every Sun.: Sun. Sch.10am, Worship 5 miles south off Hwy. 9, on Siloam Rd. ����������������� Candies and children 7pm ������������������� Audits / Returns / Problems 11am Pastor: Rev. Dennis Fortner ������������������� Confections ������������������������������������ ���������������������������� Camp Wahsega Rd. at the Ranger Camp Pastor: Pierce Ashmore ��������������������������������� Sun. Sch.: 10am, Worship: 11am �������������������� ��������������������������������� Adult Prayer/Bible Study 7pm ������������������� 2nd & 4th Sunday 7pm David N. Garrett On The Square Sun. Sch.: 10am, Preaching: 11am Wed. Prayer Meeting & Bible Study 7pm Retired IRS Agent - 32 years experience ������������������������ ����������������������� Bible Study: 7pm every Wed. or 706-864-2256 ���������� Marty Murphy, Pastor 404-542-5876 706-867-9892 ��������������������������� ����������������������������� �������������������������� [email protected] www.taxhelpdoctor.com Tues. evening services @ 7:30pm Pastors Joel & Connie Crotzer DRIVERS ����������������������������������������� ���������������������������������� ��������������������� ������������������� �������������������������������������� Sunday Service 11 a.m., Wednesday 7pm Services of Prayer, Education & Inspiration Sun. Sch.: 10am, Worship: 11am ED ���������������������������� www.fortressinternationalministries.org ���������������� �������������������������������������� Trammell Tire & #10080, #D12129, #DT596 ���������������������������������� Pastor: Douglas R. Sherrill 706-216-2554 ���������������������� ���������������� Leader: Joseph C. Whitner THM 42 Grant Road, Suite 230, Dawsonville, Ga. 30534 ���������������������������������� 223 Torrington Dr., Dahlonega ������������������������������� ������������������� ������������ Service Center Go to our website for class dates & times. Sunday School 10am Corner of Happy Hollow Rd. & West Hwy. 9 South, Dahlonega Circle, Dahlonega Pastor: Ronnie Fuller ���������������������������������� ����������������������� email: [email protected] Worship Sunday morning 11am Pastor Mickey Wheeler website: www.drivewithmagnum.com Bible Study Wed. 7pm �������������������������� Collegiate Connections Sunday Sch. 9:30am ������������������������������ ������������������������ ������������������������� Sun. Worship at 10:30am 864-3346 ������������ ������������������� ���������������������������������������� ���������������������� ������������������������������ Pastor: Patrick Bottoms Meets every Sunday at 11am Worship Sunday 5pm Dr. G. Todd PPALACHIA Singing each Sat, 7pm ���������������������� ������������������������������������� CONTRACTING SERVICES Singing every 3rd Saturday at 7pm �������������������������� ������������������������� Holubitsky A N Located above Turners Corner ������������������� ����������������������������������������� Jim Combs Sun Sch.: 10am, Sun. Worship: 11am ���������������������� 864-5362 ������������������������������������ ������������ Apcon, Inc., PO Box 459 / Dahlonega, GA 30533 Wed. Bible Study: 7 p.m. ������������������������������������� ���������������� ���������������� www.northlakebaptist.org Mechanics St., off Pine Tree Connector, ������������������������������������� 706-864-8777 / Fax: 706-864-8457 ��������������������������������� Rev. Danny Jones, Senior Pastor DAHLONEGA www.appalachiancontracting.com Dahlonega ���������������������� Dr. Paul E. Bellino, Pastor, ������������������ ������������������������������������������ ����������������������� ������������������������� Sunday School: 10am ������������� �������������������� ��������������������������������������� Sunday Worship: 11am Sun. Worship: 11am, Children’s classes �������������������������������� 706-864-5037 �������������������������������� Wednesday Bibly Study: 7pm 11:30am following announcements & ���������� Sponsored by: Timothy P. Ragland Pastor: Shane Wehunt Mills Fuel Place your ad here story time. ��������������������� ������������������������ Child care is provided. �������������������������� �������������������������� Service, Inc. ����� Everyone Welcome �������������������������������������� ������� ���������������������������������� For All LP ������������������������������ Eastern Orthodox Pastor Chris Blocker Gas Services SIMPLY CALL ��������������������������� ���������������������������������� Sunday Service 10:30am Lumpkin Co. Community Center Sunday School 10am, Worship 11am Location: Town Creek Church Road �������������������������������������� ���������������������������������������� 706-864-3613 �������������������������� ��������������������������������������� Pastor: Dale Abernathy [email protected] off Morrison Moore Pky. Wed. night service 7:30pm ������������������ ������������������������������� ����������������������� ���������������������� WCDG 88.7 FM Sunday 10:30am Lumpkin Co. High School Sun. Sch.: 10am, Sun. Worship: 11am ���������������������������������� ������������������������������� ���������������������� Pastor: Jason Fuller ���������������������������������� Sun. Service: 10:30am, Wed Service: 7pm Dr. McKay Caston, Lead Pastor Philippi Community Cavender Creek Rd. ��������������������� www.creekstonechurch.com Wed. Prayer Service: 7 p.m. ������������������������������ Pastor: Rev. J. Mark Biddy ������������������������������� Sun Sch: 9:30am, Sun. Worship: 11am ������������������������������� ���������������������������������������� Sun. Worship: 11am, Sun. Sch.: 10am Pastor Rev. Andrew Harwood ������������ ���������������������������������� ����������������������������������� ������������� �������������������������� Wesley Chapel Rd. off Hwy. 52W Pastor: Randy Anderson 219 Hwy. 52 W, Dahlonega 3000 High Shoals Rd., Dawsonville, �������������������������� ���������������������������������� (0.2 mi W of Hwy. 9) 1.5 miles beyond the top of Amicalola Falls ������������������������� www.pgroveumc.org “It is unwise to be ������������������������� Services 3pm on 3rd & 5th Sundays ������������������� ���������������������������������������� Conference 3pm Sat. before the 5th Sunday ��������������������� �������������������������������������� Place your ad here too sure of one’s Wednesday Bible Study �������������������������������� Rev. Kris Butler welcomes everyone! ������������������������������������ Pastors Steve & Cindy Landers Services on 1st & 3rd Sundays, 11am Pastor James Wilbanks own wisdom. ������������������� ��������������������������� Wednesday Prayer Meetings 7pm ������������������������������������������ ������������������������������������������ ����������������������� SIMPLY CALL It is healthy Wednesday evening classes at 7pm ������������������������� Yahoola Church Road ������������������ ���������������������������������������� ������������������������������������ Sunday School 9:45am 706-864-3613 to be reminded S������������������������������������ ������������ Wed. Prayer Meeting: 7pm Sunday Worship 11am 11am Traditional Service Pastor: Jimmy Payne Wednesday Prayer Meeting 7 p.m. that the strongest Pastor: Rev. Bill Hutcheson ����������������������������������� Pastor Terry Head “Great opportunities might weaken ������������������������������������� to help others seldom and the wisest come, but small ones might err.” surround us every day.” —Mohandas Gandhi THE SPONSORS WHO MADE THIS PAGE POSSIBLE ARE —Sally Koch 100% INTERESTED IN OUR COMMUNITY! Page 14A Dahlonega, Ga., April 22, 2015 Living u UNIVERSITY OF NORTH GEORGIA COMMUNITY CALENDAR Continued from Page 13A Spring symphony concerts day, June 10 and 11, to provide low-cost spay/neuter services for cats and dogs. Surgeries performed are only $35 and include a com- plimentary rabies vaccination and microchip if needed. Requests for feature UNG students, faculty appointments must be made in person at the Lumpkin County Ani- mal Shelter 10:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Tuesday through Saturday. 1363 Two upcoming concerts Red Oak Flats Road, Dahlonega, 706-867-7297 (6/3) provide opportunities for fans of classical music to hear PET FOSTER HOMES NEEDED live performances of sympho- TLC Humane Society is looking for homes to foster rescue animals, ny standards and newly com- freeing up more room at the shelter. Animals are placed in foster posed material. homes to help them acclimate or re-acclimate to home life—a family, The University of North kids, and/or other pets and, most importantly, a place they can feel Georgia (UNG) Orchestra, safe and secure so they can prepare for their forever family. 706-864- 2817, [email protected] composed of students only, will present its spring con- cert on Thursday, April 23, at 8 p.m. in the Hoag Audito- Kindergarten/Preschool rium on UNG’s Dahlonega Campus. The concert, which is free KINDERGARTEN REGISTRATION AT COUNTRY DAY and open to the public, will Dahlonega Country Day, 619 Buckhorn Tavern Road, is accepting applications for enrollment for the Georgia Pre-K program for 2015- premiere an original compo- 16. Completed application and birth certificate required. 706-867- sition by a UNG student and 6290 ( S/A 5/13) also feature “Symphony No. 101” by Joseph Haydn and DAHLONEGA UMC MMO/PRESCHOOL “Peer Gynt Suite” by Edvard Registration is underway at Dahlonega United Methodist Church for Grieg. school year 2015-16. Spaces are available for toddlers, 2-year olds, “I am very excited to have 3-year olds and pre-K. Angie Mayo or Dana Fritchle, 706-864-8521, the opportunity to premiere a [email protected]. www.dahlonegaumc.org/mmo-preschool new work composed by one of (8/5) The University of North Georgia Orchestra, composed of students only, will present its spring our orchestra members along- concert Thursday, April 23, at 8 p.m. in the Hoag Auditorium on UNG’s Dahlonega Campus. side two staples of the orches- tral repertoire,” said Dr. Joe Senior Services/Activities Chapman, professor of music at UNG and conductor of the this spring by UNG student sored by UNG that includes Church. Tickets for the per- orchestra. “I am confident cellist, Caleb Swift.” faculty members, will pres- formance are $10. The perfor- SENIOR SOFTBALL that our audience will thor- The North Georgia Sym- ent an all-Beethoven pro- mance is supported by a grant Bring your glove and come play at The Lumpkin County Parks & Rec- reation Field #5 (adjacent to the Senior Center, 266 Mechanicsville oughly enjoy ‘Galactic Sym- phony Orchestra (NGSO), a gram on May 2 at 7:30 p.m. from the Forsyth County Art Road.) Games are played Monday, Tuesday and Thursday mornings phony,’ which was composed professional orchestra spon- at Cumming First Methodist Alliance. at 9 a.m. until Oct. 31. Age 50+. 678-343-8069 (10/14) Music/Dance/Film & More

SATURDAY APPALACHIAN JAM ON THE SQUARE, Listeners and musicians alike are invited to the acoustic bluegrass COMMUNITY CALENDAR and old time string music of the Dahlonega Appalachian Jam, held every Saturday through Oct. 10 from 2-5 p.m. on the Gold Museum lawn. 706-482-2707 or find DahlonegaAppalachianJam on Face- Friday, April 24, 8 p.m.: Dave Boyd CD Release (Old-Style South- Friday, April 24,9 p.m. to midnight: John Sosebee. With Sosebee on book. ern Blues w/ Modern Twist) - Hailing from Gainesville, Dave Boyd foot drums, guitar, and vocals, and his brother, Jacob Gise, on has roots all over the south. Whether it was pickin’ in the Mis- Bass and foot percussion, this one-of-a-kind setup produces FIRST FRIDAY NIGHT CONCERTS RETURNS MAY 1, sissippi delta or headlining on Beal street, he has always strived a tremendous sound that is always mistaken for a three or four Dahlonega’s popular First Friday Night Concert Series in Hancock to create a sound reminiscent of those old, southern blues men piece band. And now having proven themselves at many of the Park kicks off at 6:30 p.m. May 1 with the Lumpkin County High yet injected with a modern, songwriting feel, mixing blues, funk, South’s top venues and festivals, they are one of the Atlanta ar- School Band and Jazz Ensemble. Arrive in downtown early to pick soul, rock, and Americana in a unique way. www.reverbnation. ea’s hottest Blues acts. up a picnic supper from one of your favorite downtown restaurants. com/daveboyd Saturday, April 25, 8:30-11:30: Donna Hopkins. Donna Hopkins is Free. DahlonegaFirstFridayConcert on Facebook. Saturdays, 2-4 p.m. : Live music with Mark Stokes. somewhat of an Atlanta legend, playing a blues rock mix of origi- Sundays, 2-4 p.m.: Jason Childs’ Jazzy Blues Jam. Free nal music. www.donnahopkins.com CHESTATEE GARDEN & TAVERN, 39 South Chestatee Street, 706-969-2746. Visit Chestatee Garden on Facebook. THE DAHLONEGA ROADHOUSE, 132B Legion Road, 706- SPIRITS TAVERN, 19 E Main Street, 706-482-0580 Tuesday, 9 p.m. to midnight: Karaoke 864-0774 Mondays, 7:30 p.m.: DJ Trivia Wednesday, 8-11 p.m.: Trivia Night Monday & Tuesday – Texas Hold ‘Em Thursdays, 7:30 p.m.: Lounge Night with crooner Tommy Pirone Wednesday – Trivia Night Thursday, 9 p.m. to midnight: College Night CORKSCREW CAFÉ, 51 W. Main Street, 706-867-8551 - Wine Saturday, 9 p.m. to midnight: Live Music Thursday – College Night Friday – Karaoke Tasting event: 5-7 p.m. Sunday, April 26. Call to reserve your seats. UNIVERSITY OF NORTH GEORGIA EVENTS Saturday – Live Music Saturday, April 25: Hear Now Planetarium: The UNG planetarium holds free Observatory- Sunday – Game Day Planetarium Public Education Night shows every Friday eve- ning at 8 p.m. when the university is in session. Room 234, Wineries/Tasting Rooms Health and Natural Sciences Building, www.ung.edu/plan- GUSTAVO’S PIZZERIA, 16 Public Square South, 706-864-2366. etarium, 706-864-1471 No cover. CAVENDER CREEK VINEYARDS, 3610 Cavender Creek Pickin’ Porch: 12-2 p.m. every Friday at the University’s Vick- Wednesday nights, 7:30 p.m.: Trivia Night Road. cavendercreekvineyards.com • 706-867-7700 ery House. Musicians of all levels are welcome to bring fiddles, Friday, April 24, 8-11 p.m.: Kate and Corey, are singers/songwrit- banjos and more for a friendly exploration of the traditional ers from Atlanta. Together they’ve blended a world of influences Every Saturday and Sunday 2-5 p.m.: Live music music of Appalachia. Others are invited to listen. Jon Mehlfer- (Americana, blues, country, pop, jazz and more) into a unique FROGTOWN CELLARS, 700 Ridge Point Drive (Town Creek ber, 706-867-2832, [email protected] “Soulful Power-Folk” sound. Road), Dahlonega • 706-865-0687 • www.frogtownwine.com UNG Orchestra Spring Concert — April 23, 8 p.m., Hoag MONTALUCE WINERY, 501 Hightower Church Road., •www. Student Center HOLLY THEATRE, 69 West Main Street. Business office open 10 a.m.-3 p.m. Mondays. 706-864-3759, www.hollytheater.com Montaluce.com • 706-867-4060 • opentable.com for reserva- Percussion Ensemble — Monday, April 27 in Gloria Shott Smoke on the Mountain: A production of the Holly Theater Com- tions. Reservations required for dinner, recommended for lunch. Performance Hall, Nix Cultural Center, beginning at 8 p.m. pany. April 24-26 and May 1-3. Return of a show that played to THREE SISTERS VINEYARDS & WINERY, 439 Vineyard full houses every performance last year. Tickets: Adults $19.99, Way, Dahlonega • threesistersvineyards.com • 706-865-9463 • BOURBON STREET GRILLE, 90A Public Square North, (706) children/students $12. Friday-Saturday 11-5, Sunday 1-5 864-0086, www.thebourbonstreetgrille.com The Return, Beatles Tribute Band, Saturday, May 9, 8 p.m. Seats Sundays, 5-9 p.m.: Open Jam on the pet friendly deck, hosted by almost gone for this one-night show. $27 and $19.99. Casey Wood and Justin Bridges. Bring your instrument, voice, or just your ears. JOHNNY B’S BEEF & BREW, 438 West Main Street, 706-864- Mondays, 8-10 p.m.: Live music with Hear Now on the pet friendly 2400 deck. Thursdays: College Night Friday, April 24: 8-11 p.m.: The Hot Weather Band (on the deck). Play- Saturdays: Live DJ/Karaoke Please send calendar announcements ing popular songs from the ‘50s till now. by Fridays at 5 p.m. to Margo Booth: Saturday, April 25, 8-11 p.m.: Big Chief Blues and Rhythm (on the SHENANIGANS IRISH PUB, 87 North Chestatee Street, 706- deck). Big Chief brings a powerful version of live rockin’ blues, 482-0114. All ages welcome. No cover charge. [email protected] performing tunes from The Allman Brothers, Neil Young, Eric Clapton, The Grateful Dead and Muddy Waters Mondays, 8-11 p.m.: Open Mic with Adam Kadmon Wednesday, April 29, 5-8 p.m.: Yappy Hour—for pets and pet lovers. A percentage of food and beverage sales benefits PAWS Spay/ Neuter program. Dine on the pet-friendly deck with or without your dog.

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Continued from Front Page the tax payer, and the burden falls on those who do not have the senior exemption. allow container vocal advocates. Even city council mem- New revenue, Lewy said, bers, who appeared to be in could come from four sourc- total agreement that the ex- es, including an increase in emption needs to be changed dwellings in Fair Market Value. That, at the joint city/county/ Lewy said, will only come as school board meeting several the market recovers from the weeks ago, appear to be back- recession. ing down. Lumpkin County New home construction At a recent city council and attracting new business meeting Councilman Bruce Continued from Front Page to the county would also Hoffman said he does not Chemicals in bring in new dollars. But, think it is the city’s respon- the containers? Lewy said, that would be dif- sibility to try to overturn the for single family homes. ficult without adding to the exemption. Councilman Sam Both Sherrill and Board county’s infrastructure. The more troubling prob- Norton said he could not sup- lem is the use of the contain- Chairman Chris Dockery ex- Moye said he agrees that port the proclamation unless pressed concerns about the infrastructure is needed. ers as sleeping units for small it grandfathered seniors who lodging establishments. As harmful chemicals contained He believes changing the already had the exemption. in shipping containers—lead exemption will also help the currently written, the code Mayor Gary McCullough allows a maximum of 25 in the paint and arsenic in county’s tax revenue as well, expressed doubts the county’s the flooring. Sherrill sug- making investment in new rooms for such businesses. representatives in Atlanta Photo by Matt Aiken/The Nugget And there is nothing in the gested requiring a certificate infrastructure more feasible. would sign off on putting it that these had been removed “This is not just for the code that says they all have on the ballot. to be in one structure. to the ordinance. schools. It’s for the long-term Despite all this, Moye “Currently, these units Planning Director Larry health of the community, for plans to formally present a Reiter told the board that infrastructure and growth— Kadmon kicks it could be classified as rooms proclamation to school board was “covered under the ICC and services. We’ve got to under a bed and breakfast members at the May BOE and we could have 25 on one code. Plus state law covers grow, and education is a criti- work session. acre. To me, that is unac- that.” cal link to economic develop- “The board has not seen at The Nugget’s ceptable. We are attempting “I’m in favor of having ment. Right now the county is the proclamation. We did talk the person converting (the having a hard time funding to protect the beauty of our about it during a March train- community while involving shipping container) prove basic services. If I get chest ing session,” Moye said. specifically that the chemi- pains at 2 in the morning I crowded office the government as little as The proclamation points possible,” Sherrill said. cals have been removed,” what somebody to come,” out that Lumpkin’s senior Adam Kadmon played to the crowd of office-dwellers at The Dockery said, “definitely for Moye said. “We have a good The draft ordinance un- exemption differs from that Nugget’s home office recently as the guest act for the third der consideration, the sec- a dwelling. Storage is open community here and I want of surrounding counties. round of The Crowded Office Concert. Every few weeks The for debate.” to see it remain a good com- ond offering of the Planning In Dawson County, those 70 Nugget will host a different talented local band or artist for a Commission, limits the num- Charles Daugherty, owner munity.” and older qualify for the ex- mini-concert amidst the wood-paneling. You can currently ber of shipping containers to of LifePod, a local company That leaves raising the catch Kadmon’s melodic performance online at www. emption, which is limited to one of 160-square-feet per that converts shipping con- millage rate, something, thedahloneganugget.com and www.DigDahlonega.com. $120,000 of the assessed value acre in Residential Growth, tainers for use as dwellings Lewy said, “most elected offi- of the homestead. Rural Places and Agricul- and community spaces, told cials are afraid to do lest they Should the board adopt the board the lead-based get voted out of office.” tural Preservation Land Use the proclamation, the next Character areas. They must paint would “literally, have The school’s millage rate next step, Moye said, is to get have an approved building to be eaten to be harmful.” It has increased each year since the city and county to sign on. permit and are subject to sev- does not give off any fumes, 2008. However, because there Then it would be presented to �������� Full �������� Service eral standards, among them, he said. He also said the floors has been negative growth Rep. Kevin Tanner and Sen. 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Our government • no animals may be kept doesn’t need to protect ev- thet h e mmountaino u n t a i n in a container erybody from everything. In • if it is to be used as a fact, the taxpayers don’t want dwelling, a structural design to pay you for that, and you and site plan must be ap- won’t be successful anyway.” proved by the Planning Com- She also suggested that mission, the design certified people who already have by a professional engineer shipping containers should licensed in the state of Geor- be documented by regis- ravelerraveler gia and must meet all code tering them or some other t Explore the mountains of Northeast Georgia requirements that apply method. “So people who The proposed ordinance object can’t say later that it also includes the ability to wasn’t already there.” 25,000 COPIES DISTRIBUTED! come before the Planning The issue is one the agen- Commission to request a da for the Tuesday, April 28, 6 variance to the require- p.m. BOC meeting. Meetings ments, and grandfathers in are held upstairs in Commis- those containers already sioners Boardroom at the Ad- in use as both storage and ministration building. Meet- No one else can dwelling/sleeping units. ings are open to the public. cover Northeast Georgia like us! Solar power system More than 180 could help water distribution locations On the web at: themountaintraveler.net plant save money Continued from Front Page got a balancing act here be- with a direct link to your website tween aesthetics and the en- year one and increasing cash ergy savings,” he said. flows in year one of $15,000,” His worries seemed to be he said, “That’s just thanks answered when he was in- Contact your advertising representative: to the cost of solar which has formed that the solar panels come down quite a lot in re- would sit flush on the top of cent years, along with that the facility. 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042215-159166 Must take delivery by April 24, 2015. North Georgia softball Late inning drama helps UNG sweep Columbus State Sports u See Softball Page 3B for details • Dahlonega and Lumpkin County April 22, 2015 OPINIONS Lumpkin girls golf team edges Greg Finan, Jr. rival Dawson by single stroke Columnist over the Lady Tigers. a fluke. Lumpkin By Greg Finan, Jr. The Lady Indians, led by The win over Dawson sophomore The Nugget sophomore Sydney Bates’ was redemption for the Sydney score of 44, were able to se- Lady Indians, as the Lady Bates The varsity golf teams cure a 116-117 victory over Tigers defeated Lumpkin continued Baseball battled the Dawson County their neighboring region earlier in the season. her strong Tigers and wet weather on rival. 2015 the links of Crystal Falls on The round marked an- Boys performance April 15. other consistent perfor- For the Lumpkin boys with a 44 legend still Despite a tough oppo- mance by Bates this season, versus golf team the wet weather nent, the Lumpkin girls proving that her success as Dawson. inspires eked out a one stroke win a freshman last year wasn’t See Golf, Page 3B Photo by Greg Finan, Jr./The Nugget change TENNIS

he past week marked the 68th an- Girls team Tniversary of Jackie Robinson’s major league de- but with the Brooklyn Dodg- earns spot ers on April 15, 1947. Robinson is celebrated not just for his Hall of Fame in State career, but also for being the first African-American major league baseball player of the tournament modern era. Robinson’s debut ended almost 80 years of baseball By Greg Finan, Jr. segregation, shattering the The Nugget baseball color barrier. With the recent under- The LCHS girls team battled currents of racial tension through some tough competition being a reoccurring theme at the Region 7-AAA tennis tour- in newspaper headlines and nament last Tuesday and Wednes- television news broadcasts, day in order to secure a spot in the it may seem that our nation GHSA State Tournament. has forgotten the lessons of The Lady Indians easily dis- Robinson’s entrance into ma- patched East Hall 3-0 in the open- jor league baseball. ing round of the tournament before But, make no mistake the match was stopped due to rainy about it, Robinson’s difficult weather. The one, two and three feat of handling the death singles matches all ended 6-0, 6-0 in threats, ridicule and hard- favor of Lumpkin, advancing them ships that came with being to round two versus Banks County. the first African-American The courts would be less kind to major leaguer still displays the Lady Indians against the Lady the best qualities of our na- Leopards. tion’s ideologies, a man’s de- Lumpkin won two-out-of-three termination to be a role mod- in singles play, but fell to Banks in el for his race and Branch Lady Indians doubles action. Rickey’s forward thinking Claudia Head couldn’t get any- when it came to baseball’s thing going versus her Banks color barrier. County opponent in the number one We have come a long singles match, falling in straight way since Robinson’s day, still undefeated sets 3-6, 3-6. Shay Brackett, in the making huge steps towards number two singles match, handily improving civil rights, Photo by Greg Finan, Jr./The Nugget defeated her opponent in straight ending racially motivated discrimination and opening Alexis Satterfield blasts a Lumpkin goal towards the net. Satterfield completed a hat trick in the first ten our national consciousness minutes of play in the Lady Indians’ 9-0 win over East Jackson. to change for the better of all our citizens. the East Jackson keeper couldn’t Like every battle for what By Greg Finan, Jr. control, scoring the Lady Indi- is right, the road has been a The Nugget Varsity girls ans’ second goal of the game. hard one to travel. Only 26 seconds ticked off the The fight has been ugly The Lady Indians varsity soc- soccer takes clock before the next Lumpkin at times, but the underly- cer team scored 13 goals in their score, as Satterfield headed in ing moral that all men and last two games to get within one down East a beautiful cross from Destiny women are created equal has game of completing an unde- Balkiz to put the Lady Indians up truly been embedded into our feated season when they hosted Jackson and 3-0. Two minutes after that, Sat- psyches. East Jackson on Senior Night, terfield completed her hat trick But, like most wars, the April 14, in addition to stuffing Stephens when she ripped a pass from meat-hook reality is that we Stephens County on the road on Celeste Norton into the back of still have a long way to go Friday, April 17. County the net to extend the lead to 4-0. and there will be more vic- The Lady Indians went into Britt Payne got into the scoref- tims, martyrs and heroes in their last regular season home est a couple minutes later when the fight for racial equality. game against East Jackson with she headed in a nice cross from Photo by Greg Finan, Jr./The Nugget There will also be vil- a unblemished overall record of Indian forward Alexis Satter- Holly Foster to give Lumpkin a lains, swine and enemies of Shay Brackett shows off her net 12-0-1. Within the first ten min- field booted in the first Lumpkin 5-0 lead in the first ten minutes that same fight for equality. play during the Region 7-AAA utes of the game it was apparent goal of the game when she found of play. The Lady Indians would So, when the next April tennis tournament. Brackett went that the Lumpkin club wasn’t herself with space in the middle add one more goal to the score- 15th rolls around, remember undefeated in the three matches she about to have a late-season let up of the field inside the 18-yard box. board in the first half off the foot what can happen when both played at the region event. with so much on the line. Three minutes later freshman of sophomore Destiney Rinaldi black and white work togeth- In the second minute, Lady Morgan Fagan ripped a shot that Girls Girls tennis er to make change. See Page 3B See Page 3B Remember the courage of number 42. And, remember we can all make a difference when we join forces to do what is Heartbreaking loss for Indians after double overtime right. ______strong in the first half of side with good ball control By Greg Finan, Jr. play, displaying their offen- and well-placed passing. Greg Finan is Sports Editor The Nugget sive firepower. The Eagles The improvement of play of The Dahlonega Nugget. He weathered the offensive by East Jackson resulted can be reached at 706-864-3613 The Lumpkin varsity storm for the majority of in the tying goal with 12:56 or via email at gfinan@thedah boys soccer team was hand- the half, despite a barrage left in regulation. The shot loneganugget.com ed a heartbreaking loss to of well-timed runs and found LCHS keeper Noah East Jackson in an electri- well-struck shots on goal Cromer off-guard and off fying game that ended in by Lumpkin. his line, allowing the Ea- penalty kicks at the Burial Lumpkin scored the first gles to tie the game at 1-1. Grounds on April 14. goal of the game with 14:48 The score remained tied The Indians went into left in the half when senior at the end of regulation. Read The Nugget’s sports the game on a three-game Chandler Smith dribbled Due to both school being stories on your smartphone losing streak, but hope- his way into the middle of in Class AAA, both teams ful that they could reverse the field and booted a shot Photo by Greg Finan, Jr./The Nugget prepared for two five min- their fortunes against the that found its way past the Chandler Smith rips a shot at goal that resulted in an early ute overtime periods. Scan today’s 1-0 Indians lead versus East Jackson. tag to Region 8-AAA Eagles. Both East Jackson keeper. In the first overtime, the check out teams were ranked fourth The remarkable shot put Eagles gained a 2-1 advan- all the in their respective regions the Indians up 1-0 and gave The contest became tightened up on the defen- tage when they booted a recent sports going into the contest. them the lead going into much more physical in the sive side and began to find stories and The Indians came out halftime. second half. The Eagles Lumpkin photos from success on the offensive See Page 3B our website. Subscribe today by calling 706-864-3613. | thedahloneganugget.com Page 2B The Dahlonega Nugget, Dahlonega, Ga., April 22, 2015 SPORTS

SPRINT CUP XFINITY SERIES CAMPING WORLD TRUCKS Race: Toyota Owners 400 Race: ToyotaCare 250 Race: Camping World Kansas Race NEXT Where: Richmond International Raceway Where: Richmond International Raceway Where: Kansas Speedway When: Saturday, 7 p.m. (ET) When: Friday, 7:30 p.m. (ET) When: May 8, 8:30 p.m. (ET) TV: FOX TV: FOX Sports 1 TV: FOX Sports 1 UP... 2014 winner: Joey Logano (right) 2014 Winner: Kevin Harvick 2014 Winner: Kyle Busch

NOTEBOOK Kenseth wins pole, takes checkered flag at Bristol Kyle Busch admits that season- The Food City 500 was like a page from Bristol Motor Speedway’s past. After several years of Sprint Cup races without the slam- opening wreck was his fault bang, knock ’em around kind of racing the track often featured in Kyle Busch, injured the past, last Sunday’s race had drama aplenty. in the season-open- Weather was an issue from start to finish. The race started late ing Xfinity Series because of rain, ran only 22 laps before the first of three red flags race at Daytona for rain, then ended with a green-white-checkered-flag finish that International came at the end of the third red flag. Speedway, met with When it was over, Matt Kenseth — the polesitter nine hours ear- members of the lier — was in Victory Lane for the fourth time at Bristol and for the media last week. first time in 51 races. It ended a victory drought that began after he Busch didn’t have many specifics on won seven races in 2013, his first season at Joe Gibbs Racing after NASCAR Images for Getty Brian Lawdermilk/Getty Images for NASCAR Images for Brian Lawdermilk/Getty spending the balance of his career at Roush Fenway Racing. Brad Keselowski’s No. 22 Ford crashed into Joey Logano’s No. 2 Ford at Kyle Busch discussed his return to the Kenseth said in his winner’s interview that he never takes for Bristol, adding to the drama of the Food City 500. his Xfinity Series driver’s seat, but he granted how fortunate he’s been to win races throughout his Sprint had all sorts of details restart. “The top restarts so much better, just off of [Turn] Four, the crash at Daytona Cup career. His win last Sunday was his 32nd in Cup. with the media for about the crash that way the banking is.” “I’ve never lost sight of how hard this is and how competitive it is the first time last left him with broken Behind Kenseth, Jimmie Johnson, who had been involved in … out there,” he said. “I think every team has ups and downs. Last week. bones in one leg and numerous incidents throughout the day and night, surged to second year overall I felt like we weren’t certainly at our potential. … I feel one foot. place ahead of Jeff Gordon, who came back from two laps down to like this year we’ve really been gaining on it — all of us.” One of his most telling comments was contend for victory and finished third. Ricky Stenhouse Jr. finished At Bristol, where he’s won more races than at any other track on about his thoughts as he pulled off pit road fourth, ahead of Ryan Newman and Tony Stewart. Kenseth was the the circuit, he didn’t always have the best car, but it was the best before the start of the race, and looked over only driver in the top 6 to lead a lap in the race. at the end. Although he started from the pole, he led only 47 of 511 and saw the long stretch of wall not cov- Those who did lead laps fell by the wayside, one after another, laps. ered by SAFER barriers. most of them falling victim to crashes. “Everything worked out,” he said. “We had a good car on the short “This might sound absolutely bona fide Kurt Busch led 98 laps, but fell behind when he made a late pit run, not so good on the last 40 or 50 laps of the run, and we had all crazy, but as I was rolling off pit road stop, then was involved in a crash with Carl Edwards, who led 86 those cautions and short runs at the end that really benefited us.” before the start of the Xfinity race ... I laps, as the two tried to work their way back to the front. Kevin Kenseth, as the leader late in the race, had the advantage of re- actually looked over at that wall,” he said. Harvick led a race-high 184 laps, but crashed also. Joey Logano starting in the outside groove, which gave him an edge on restarts “I saw the tire wall and I was like, ‘Wow, I and his Team Penske teammate Brad Keselowski had fast cars, but — including the final one that decided the outcome of the race. never even really noticed it over there,’ and collided with each other in the early going and were out of conten- “I felt pretty good about where we were,” he said of the final then I saw the wall that was unprotected, tion. Unlike the other leaders, Kyle Larson, who led 90 laps, did not and I’m like, ‘Man, if somebody hits that, wind up in a crash. His crew gambled on rain ending the race early that’s really going to hurt.’” and left him on the track without enough fuel to finish the race. His Busch said the impact was as brutal as it late stop for fuel relegated him to a seventh-place finish — still, his looked on TV. best of the season. “I left the racing surface back at the yel- And, as in several Sprint Cup races this season, Bristol saw a top- low line at 176 miles per hour and I hit the flight driver step aside for a replacement. This time it was Denny wall at 90, so the impact was 90 miles per Hamlin, who had neck spasms. During the first red flag period, his hour and it was 90 Gs,” he said. “Obviously, Joe Gibbs Racing team called on Erik Jones, who was back home it was a huge hit … in North Carolina watching the race on TV. Jones was flown to the “My helmet hit the steering wheel, my track and got in the car with about five minutes to spare. Jones chest hit the steering wheel, and when wound up 26th, but was running much better at the end of the race everything from in front of me — the than he was at the beginning. engine, all the chassis works, everything “I wish we could start the night over and do it all again,” Jones came back to me, as it came back to me, I said after the race. “It was an interesting situation. I never turned went forward.” a lap in one of these cars until the green flag dropped. I can’t wait Busch also took the blame for the inci- to try it again.” dent that sent him barreling off the track Courtesy of Toyota Racing Courtesy of Toyota Kurt Busch’s crew chief, Tony Gibson, also had to have relief when and into the wall. Matt Kenseth broke his 51-race victory drought at Bristol in the Food City he went to a local hospital with kidney stones. He was replaced on “The wreck was essentially all my fault,” 500, his fourth win at that track. the pit box by team engineer Johnny Klausmeier. he said. “I was being greedy and trying to win the race and push Erik Jones and get ourselves to the front so he and I could try to decide the race between ourselves as Despite no previous Sprint Cup experience, Buescher leads Front Row JGR (Joe Gibbs Racing) compadres. This strange NASCAR season has seen several drivers get high- Buescher got a chance in NASCAR after winning 10 ARCA “It didn’t quite work out that way, and profile fill-in roles, as some marquee drivers have had to miss races from 2010 to 2013, and has one major NASCAR victory, at obviously I injured myself in the process. races for one reason or another. Mid-Ohio last year, in the series now known as Xfinity. Just a freak deal — nature of the beast, I One of the fill-ins who hasn’t gotten a lot of attention is Chris In the Drive to Stop Diabetes 300 at Bristol, Buescher was no guess you’d say.” Buescher, who has been driving the No. 34 Ford for Front Row match for Joey Logano, who led all 300 laps in Team Penske’s No. Motorsports in place of David Ragan, who temporarily got out of 22 Mustang. But he did have a run to remember. that car to fill in for the injured Kyle Busch. “That was a lot of fun,” Buescher said in his post-race interview. SPRINT CUP STANDINGS Buescher, despite having no previous Sprint Cup experience, “That was the best we’ve run at Bristol since I’ve been doing has posted some of the best results of the underfunded, three- this. We’re tied for the points lead, which is pretty cool. I wish we 1. Kevin Harvick, 314 driver Front Row team. could have gotten just one more, but it was a really good day.” The 22-year-old native of Prosper, Texas, was 20th at Auto Club Buescher said he realizes that it’s mighty early in the season to 2. Joey Logano, 284 Speedway — better than his teammates, Cole Whitt and David be too worked up over being tied atop the standings. 3. Martin Truex Jr., 281 Gilliland. He finished 24th at Martinsville — two spots behind “We recognize that we’re in a very good spot right now, and Whitt and one ahead of Gilliland. At Texas, he was 30th — two we’ve worked very hard to get to that point, but it’s early,” he 4. Jimmie Johnson, 258 spots behind Gilliland, but ahead of Whitt. At Bristol, he finished said. 5. Brad Keselowski, 255 25th — again behind Gilliland, but ahead of Whitt. Buescher said getting to race in both the Sprint Cup and Xfinity But where Buescher has really looked good is in his regular ride Series has helped in both cars — at least most of the time. 6. Dale Earnhardt Jr., 241 in the Xfinity Series, where he drives the No. 60 Ford Mustang “I’d say for sure it helps,” he said. “Any seat time you can get is for Roush Fenway Racing. going to. 7. Kasey Kahne, 237 In the seven Xfinity races so far this season, he has four top-5 “I think it’s good, and I think all of the races we’ve run have 8. Matt Kenseth, 236 finishes, including a runner-up run at Daytona and a third-place helped our program, and then … the fact our cars are getting bet- finish at Bristol, and is tied for the series points lead with Ty ter … leading to some better finishes here lately.” 9. Jeff Gordon, 227 Dillon, who drives the No. 3 for Richard Childress Racing and 10. Aric Almirola, 226 who finished fifth at Bristol. Logano leads all laps at Bristol and claims second Xfinity victory of 2015 Joey Logano has had a lot of firsts in the past two seasons, thing doesn’t go wrong, and you’re looking for the checkered NUMERICALLY including his first-ever season with multiple Sprint Cup flag because it’s pretty neat to say you’ve led every single victories, which he accomplished by winning five races last lap. I’ve never done that before in my career, I don’t think, SPE A K I N G year. in any kind of race car.” On Saturday, at Bristol Motor Speedway, Logano had Crew chief Greg Erwin said it’s no small task to win races Drivers whose streaks of top-10 another career first, when he led every lap of the Drive to using different drivers with different styles of driving. 3 Sprint Cup finishes to start the Stop Diabetes 300 Xfinity Series race. Brad Keselowski drove the No. 22 at Daytona, Auto Club season came to an end at Bristol: He passed pole-sitter Erik Speedway and Kevin Harvick, Joey Logano and Martin Jones on the start and led the Texas Motor Truex Jr. rest of the race, even through Speedway, while pit stops and eight caution Ryan Blaney Points positions lost by David periods. It was his 23rd career took the wheel 8 Ragan, to 18th, at Bristol — the victory in the series and 33rd at Las Vegas. most of any Sprint Cup driver. overall in major NASCAR rac- “Knowing how ing, including one Camping Joey was going Laps led by Denny World Truck Series win and to adapt … was Hamlin in the past 20 nine in the Cup series. It was sort of a ques- 1,390 Sprint Cup races at his second Xfinity Series win tion mark,” Richmond International Raceway — the of the season in just three Erwin said. “But most of any driver. And he’s only run 17 of starts, the other coming at so far, between those races. Phoenix. He has a second- Phoenix and place finish at Atlanta. [Bristol] and “It’s not often you get a car Atlanta, obvi- Top-5 finishes at Richmond that is that good,” Logano ously, we’re by Jeff Gordon — the most of said in his winner’s interview doing the right 18 any active Sprint Cup driver. at Bristol. “When you have a things for him. Richard Petty, with 34, tops the all-time car like that, the whole race NASCAR Images for Sean Gardner/Getty This guy is list. Joey Logano’s most recent career first is leading all laps to claim victory in the you’re just hoping that some- Xfinity Series. unreal.” The Dahlonega Nugget, Dahlonega, Ga., April 22, 2015 Page 3B SPORTS Sports

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goal into the net as time expired. Undeterred, the feisty offense of the Indians tied the game at 2-2 in the second minute of the second overtime when Jesus Ramirez fed a beautiful pass to Christopher Keys. The well- timed pass allowed Keys enough time to get a good foot on the ball and kick it past the diving Eagles keeper. The two clubs remained tied 2-2 at the end of the second overtime. The tie set the stage for a penalty Photo by Greg Finan, Jr./The Nugget shoot-out. Isaiah Katzenstein, Smith, Pictured (back to front, left to right) LCHS head girls soccer coach Don Brock, Piedmont College Admissions Santiago Bartolome and Wesley Wells Advisor Dustin Ingram, Justin Armstrong, LCHS principal Rick Conner, Mark Atnip, Ashlyn Atnip and Jodie each connected on their penalty kick Atnip celebrate the LCHS goalkeeper’s signing to take her skills to the collegiate level. attempts for Lumpkin. Cromer’s at- tempt was blocked when the East Jack- son keeper guessed right and blocked Photo by Greg Finan, Jr./The Nugget the shot. The Eagles also made four- Santiago Bartolome tries to put the out-of-five in the first round of penalty Indians on top late in the second half LCHS goalkeeper signs with shots, forcing the game to be decided in of play with a nifty run against the a one-on-one penalty phase until a vic- Eagles. Despite a barrage of offensive tor was determined. opportunities, Lumpkin lost in the penalty The Eagles struck first with a boom- shoot-out phase of the game 3-2. Piedmont College ing shot past Cromer. With the weight of the game on his shoulders, Anthony Fleshman looked Lumpkin’s overall record dropped to play, but the senior thrives on Atnip, a Dahlonega native, to force another penalty shot phase. to 5-10-0 on the season with just two By Greg Finan, Jr. the pressure and enjoys having picked Piedmont because it re- However, Fleshman’s shot went just games left in the regular season. The Nugget the weight of the team on her minds her of her small town above the top crossbar. The heart- At press time the Indians were set to shoulders. It is those qualities roots. breaking miss allowed the Eagles to se- finish the season with two road games With an undefeated season that caught the eye of Piedmont “It is a small campus and a cure the win and extended the Indians’ versus Stephens County and Union still hanging in the balance for College. beautiful place,” Atnip said. “It losing streak to four games. County. the LCHS girls soccer team, the “It’s an adrenaline rush,” was the college that suited me lone senior of the Lady Indians Atnip said about her role on the the best.” signed a scholarship to take her pitch. “To be able to be a decid- Along with her soccer du- skills to Piedmont College in a ing factor in whether the team ties, Atnip plans on studying ceremony on April 14. wins or loses is thrilling. You Athletic Training with a focus The signing has been 14 years just have to go with your gut to on exercise and science at the Softball: Late inning drama helps in the making. That is when At- make the best decisions.” college with hopes of becoming nip kicked her first soccer ball With the admiration shown involved in a career in physical and fell in love with a sport that by her teammates and coaches, therapy. UNG sweep Columbus State would prove to be a soothing it appears Atnip’s gut has made When she leaves, Atnip will tie in the top of the fourth outlet in her life. her time with the Lady Indians a take the memories of the friends By Greg Finan, Jr. with a RBI double and ex- “I’ve been playing for 14 memorable one for all involved. she made and the undefeated The Nugget tended their lead to 4-2 in years,” said Atnip. “I’ve worked “We’ve only got one senior season that the Lady Indians the fifth off a RBI single hard over the years because I on the team, but she is quite the are so close to making reality. The eighth ranked to centerfield. However, always wanted to go to a higher senior,” said LCHS head girls “I love all the people I’ve University of North Geor- the Nighthawks got some level. It is a fun sport and some- soccer coach Don Brock dur- played with here,” Atnip said. “I gia softball team swept a gutsy hitting from Mea- thing I love to do. It gets your will miss them a lot. For now, I ing the signing ceremony. “We doubleheader at the Hill gan May in the bottom of mind off of other things.” are all proud of her and love her will focus on the chance to go to versus in-state rival Co- the sixth. May knocked Atnip’s position as goal- dedication to the sport. We will State and do well.” lumbus State on April start the inning. a two RBI single that keeper is a high pressure role miss her.” 14, with a near perfect UNG picked up a cou- scored Hannah McSwain pitching performance ple insurance runs in the and Burns to tie the game by Courtney Poole in the bottom of the fifth when up at 4-4. first game and a come- Kim McMillan blasted With one out in the from-behind walk-off her conference-best 17th bottom of the seventh, victory in game two. home run of the season Katie Block connected Golf teams split with rival Dawson Poole delivered one of over the right field fence for a triple down the right her best performances with Taylor Anne Mer- field line. The next batter, ritt standing at third Continued from Page 1B conditions less than favorable at Dawson’s of the year in the first Burns reached on a field- base. home course they were not able to pull out an- game of the doublehead- er’s choice to the pitcher er against the Cougars. which scored Block and and slow greens at Crystal Falls were not as other victory against their neighboring region rival. She carried a no-hitter Game Two gave the Nighthawks a 5- friendly. into the seventh inning 4 walk-off victory. Hunter Getteys and Austin Dibble both shot With the Region Tournament being hosted In the second game, before giving up a single The two wins im- impressive scores of 45 on the day and Chandler at Crystal Falls, the match gave both the girls the Nighthawks took and boys teams a look at the course that they through the left side of advantage of late inning proved UNG’s record to Borchers posted a respectable 49. However, the the infield. The Cougars 38-5 with four games left Tigers proved to be a force to be reckoned with will tee off on in their quest to be the best in heroics to win in walk-off mustered just two base to play in the regular at the Dawsonville golf course and defeated the region. fashion. At press time, the Region Tournament was runners in the game, as Down 2-0 after the top season. Poole’s two wins Lumpkin 156-191. the Nighthawks claimed in the double header im- The Indians had defeated the Tigers in their being held at Crystal Falls on Monday, April of the first, UNG took a 3-0 victory. proved her record on the opening match for the 2015 season, but with 20. advantage of Meredith Tiffanie Burns drove Heyer being hit by a pitch mound to 32-1. in the first run for UNG with the bases loaded to UNG will be back in in the bottom of the sec- lessen the gap to 2-1. The action when they travel ond with a RBI single to next batter, Phillips, tied to Milledgeville Friday left field, scoring pinch the game at 2-2 with a and Saturday, April 24 tied the score at 2-2 with the runner Alexis Collis who RBI single through the and 25, to compete in the Girls tennis number one singles game still Boys came in for Ansley Phil- right side of the infield. Peach Belt Conference being played. The Region 7-AAA tennis lips who drew a walk to Columbus broke the Tournament. advances The number one singles tournament was not as kind to match proved to be a battle with the LCHS boys tennis team who every point being a long volley faced off against Dawson Coun- to State of sharp shots from each player ty in the opening round. and each set going to deuce be- The Indians went into the Continued from Page 1B fore each player won. Head lost tournament with a 2-9 overall the first set 2-6. However, Head record and a 2-4 region record. Girls soccer rallied in the second set and It was hard going for the In- sets 6-1, 6-1. In the number three took it 7-5. In the third set, with dians versus their neighboring singles match, Kara Bennett the score tied 6-6, the players region rival. The team watched approaches won 7-5, 6-4. entered a tiebreak game. Head as each of their singles players Lumpkin fell in both their pulled out a 7-5 win in the final fell to the Tigers. doubles matches. set to secure the victory for the Drew Bodney was defeated perfect regular Number one doubles team of Lady Indians 3-2. Head’s win 1-6, 2-6 in the number one sin- Sara McCrary and Shelby Mc- also helped Lumpkin earn third gles match, Josh Shepherd was Gill lost a close match 6-4, 6-7 (2- place in the tournament. With downed 2-6, 2-6 in the number season 7), 4-6. The number two doubles the top four teams advancing to two singles match and Eli Led- team of Naomi Wade and Han- the State Tournament, Head’s ford lost 0-6, 3-6. Continued from Page 1B nah Freeman also took their battle helped secure Lumpkin’s The Indians did pick up a opponents to a third set, but fell spot at the state event. win in the number two doubles 6-1, 5-7, 4-6. who received a well-placed ball from “I was particularly proud of match. Chance Cooper and The loss to Banks set the Hope Foster for a 6-0 halftime lead. the girls for their level of play Noah Sockwell easily won their stage for the Lady Indians to The Lady Indians added three and most of all for their focus,” match 6-1, 6-1 in straight sets. Photo by Greg Finan, Jr./The Nugget take on neighboring region ri- more goals in the second half to se- said LCHS girls tennis head The number one singles team Ashlyn Atnip, normally the Lady Indians’ val Dawson County on Wednes- cure a 9-0 victory and extend their coach Alan Hogan. “Our mental of Nick LeBoeuf and Kirk Rob- goalkeeper, high fives Alexis Satterfield day, April 15. undefeated streak to 14 games. Ash- game was the way it should be erts did not finish their match, after scoring her second half goal in a The Lady Indians pulled out lyn Atnip came out of goal to play in our match on Wednesday.” but split the first two sets 6-4, 9-0 rout of the Lady Eagles. a tight win against the Lady Ti- the center forward position to score Lumpkin finished the regu- 2-6. LeBoeuf and Roberts were gers, a win that came down to a the seventh Lumpkin goal, Norton lar season with an overall re- ahead 1-0 in the third before the third set tiebreak. got into the 18-yard box and struck a phens County on Friday, April 17. cord of 8-4 and a region record match was called with Dawson Brackett handily defeated bullet into the back of the net for the The Stephens County victory ex- of 5-1. winning 3-1. her Dawson Opponent 6-1, 6-1 eighth goal and Katie Crowel scored tended the club’s undefeated streak The Lady Indians will play The loss ended the Indians’ in straight sets in the number the ninth goal off a Satterfield as- to 15 games with just one regular the number two seed from Re- hopes of making the first round two singles match. McCrary sist. season contest remaining. gion 8-AAA by Wednesday, of the state playoffs. and McGill won in straight sets Atnip, the club’s only senior, was At press time, the Lady Indians April 22. At press time, the team “I am extremely proud of 6-0. 6-3 to secure victory in the honored after the game in a Senior were set to take to the pitch at Union and exact time of the match had how hard the guys worked this number one doubles match. Night ceremony. County for their last regular season been undetermined. year,” said LCHS head boys ten- Bennett lost a close match at in The Lady Indians followed their game on Tuesday, April 21, and the The GHSA State Tourna- nis coach Adam Rambin. “We the number three singles match trouncing of East Jackson by cruis- chance to complete a truly remark- ment will be held at Clayton are a very young team and have and Wade and Freeman lost in a ing to a 4-0 win on the road versus Ste- able undefeated season. International Park Tennis a great foundation to start build- close three set match. Center in Jonesboro on Satur- ing from in the future.” The result of those matches day, May 9. gpn11 Gamble

NOTICE OF SALE UNDER POWER STATE OF GEORGIA COUNTY OF LUMPKIN

Under and by virtue of the Power of Sale contained in a Deed to Secure Debt given by DOUGLAS A. GAM- BLE to WELLS FARGO HOME MORTGAGE, INC., dated 01/27/2004, gpn11 and Recorded on 01/30/2004 as Book Diangelo No. B33 and Page no. 524-541, LUMPKIN County, Georgia records, as NOTICE OF SALE UNDER POWER last assigned to WELLS FARGO gpn11 GEORGIA, LUMPKIN COUNTY BANK, N.A. SUCCESSOR BY MERG- Cook ER TO WELLS ARGO HOME MORT- THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COLLECT GAGE, INC. (the Secured Creditor), by NOTICE OF SALE UNDER POWER A DEBT. ANY INFORMATION OB- assignment, conveying the after-de- STATE OF GEORGIA TAINED WILL BE USED FOR THAT scribed property to secure a Note of LUMPKIN COUNTY PURPOSE. even date in the original principal amount of $103,700.00, with interest at Because of the default in the payment Under and by virtue of the Power of the rate specified therein, there will be of a note dated April 6, 2006, executed Sale contained in a Security Deed giv- sold by the undersigned at public out- gpn11 by Darrell Cook and Jacqueline en by Anthony Diangelo to Mortgage cry to the highest bidder for cash at the Gross Cook to Ruby Nell Hall dated April 6, Electronic Registration Systems, Inc LUMPKIN County Courthouse within 2006, and recorded in the Clerk's Of- as nominee for Bank of Dahlonega, the legal hours of sale on the first NOTICE OF SALE UNDER POWER fice of Lumpkin County, Georgia in dated February 8, 2000, recorded in Tuesday in May, 2015, the following STATE OF GEORGIA Deed Book R-37, Pages 375-379, the Deed Book R24, Page 045, Lumpkin described property: COUNTY OF LUMPKIN undersigned has declared the full un- County, Georgia Records, as last gpn11 paid a mount of the indebtedness se- transferred to JPMorgan Chase Bank, THE TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND Because of a default in the payment of Banister cured by said deed due and payable, National Association by assignment LYING AND BEING IN LAND LOT 110 the indebtedness secured by that cer- and acting under the power of sale recorded in Deed Book 1288, Page OF THE 13TH DISTRICT, 1ST SEC- tain Security Deed, dated March 28, NOTICE OF SALE UNDER POWER contained in said deed, for the purpose 665, Lumpkin County, Georgia TION OF LUMPKIN COUNTY, GEOR- 2003, executed by Brenda S. Gross STATE OF GEORGIA of paying said indebtedness, will on Records, conveying the after-de- GIA, BEING DESIGNATED AS LOT 5 and John N. Gross to Bank of North COUNTY OF LUMPKIN the first Tuesday in May, 2015, during scribed property to secure a Note in OF BLACKBURN ACRES SUBDIVI- Georgia Mortgage, a division of Bank the legal hours of sale at the Court- the original principal amount of SEV- SION, CONTAINING 1.11 ACRES, of North Georgia, recorded in Deed Under and by virtue of the Power of house in Lumpkin County, Georgia, ENTY-THREE THOUSAND NINE MORE OR LESS, AS SHOWN ON A Book D-31, Page 189, Lumpkin coun- Sale, contained in a Deed to Secure sell at public outcry to the highest bid- HUNDRED SIXTY AND 0/100 DOL- PLAT OF SURVEY DATED OCTO- ty, Georgia Deed Records, and secur- Debt given by VELVIE J BANISTER der for cash, the land described in said LARS ($73,960.00), with interest BER 26, 1983, RECORDED IN PLAT ing a Note in the original principal to JPMORGAN CHASE BANK, N.A., deed, to-wit: thereon as set forth therein, there will BOOK 8, PAGE 199, LUMPKIN amount of $118,400.00, said Security dated 01/22/2008, and Recorded on be sold at public outcry to the highest COUNTY RECORDS; SAID PLAT BE- Deed last having been assigned to 01/28/2008 as Book No. 1080 and All that tact or parcel of land lying and bidder for cash before the courthouse ING INCORPORATED HEREIN BY GREEN TREE SERVICING LLC, the Page No. 344-363, LUMPKIN County, being in Land Lot 294 and 337 of the door of Lumpkin County, Georgia, or at REFERENCE FOR A MORE COM- current holder thereof, has declared Georgia records, as last assigned to 12th District and 1st Section of Lumpkin such place as may be lawfully desig- PLETE DESCRIPTION OF THE the entire amount of said indebted- JPMORGAN CHASE BANK, N.A. (the County, Georgia, consisting of 26.02 nated as an alternative, within the legal PROPERTY. ness evidenced by the Note immedi- Secured Creditor), by assignment, acres, more or less, and being de- hours of sale on the first Tuesday in ately due and payable and, pursuant to conveying the after-described property scribed as follows: May, 2015, the following described THIS PROPERTY IS CONVEYED the power of sale contained in said Se- to secure a Note of even date in the property: SEE EXHIBIT A AT- SUBJECT TO THAT DECLARATION curity Deed, will, on the first Tuesday original principal amount of Beginning on the east and west origi- TACHED HERETO AND MADE A OF PROTECTIVE AND RESTRIC- in May, 2015 to-wit: May 5, 2015, dur- $150,960.00, with interest at the rate nal line, said point being where the PART HEREOF The debt secured by TIVE COVENANTS FOR BLACK- ing the legal hours of sale, before the specified therein, there will be sold by east and west original line of Land Lot said Security Deed has been and is BURN ACRES DEVELOPMENT Lumpkin County Courthouse door, sell the undersigned at public outcry to the 294 intersect with the Etowah River; hereby declared due because of, RECORDED IN DEED BOOK O-4, at public outcry to the highest bidder highest bidder for cash at the LUMP- thence east along and with said origi- among other possible events of de- PAGES 777-780, AS AMENDED AT for cash, the following described real KIN County Courthouse within the le- nal line 192.5 feet to a point where fault, failure to pay the indebtedness DEED BOOK E-5, PAGE 473, LUMP- property: gal hours of sale on the first Tuesday said original line intersects with Jay as and when due and in the manner KIN COUNTY RECORDS. in May, 2015, the following described Bridge Road; thence South 5 degrees provided in the Noe and Security ALL THAT TRACT OR PARCEL OF property: 15 minutes east 135 feet; thence Deed. The debt remaining in default, TOGETHER WITH AN IMPROVE- LAND LYING AND BEING IN LAND South 15 degrees 30 minutes East 127 this sale will be made for the purpose MENT AND IMMOVABLE FIXTURE LOT 1208 OF THE 12TH DISTRICT, ALL THAT TRACT OR PARCEL OF feet; thence South 1 degree West 247 of paying the same and all expenses PERMANENTLY ATTACHED THERE- AND LAND LOT 27 OF THE 13TH LAND LYING AND BEING IN LAND feet; thence South 27 degrees 30 ,min- of this sale, as provided in Security TO, A 2004 FLEETWOOD OAK DISTRICT, 1 SECTION, LUMPKIN LOT 695 OF THE 12TH DISTRICT, utes East 97 feet; thence South 55 de- Deed and by law, including attorney's KNOLL MANUFACTURED HOME, COUNTY, GEORGIA, BEING LOT 79, 1ST SECTION OF LUMPKIN COUN- grees 30 minutes East 253 feet; fees (notice of intent to collect attor- SERIAL NUMBER GAFL334AB76702- THE CHESTERRA, UNIT 6, AS PER TY, GEORGIA, BEING LOT 13, thence South 86 degrees West 106 ney's fees having been given). OK11. The debt secured by said Deed PLAT RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK MEADOWS OF CAN CREEK SUBDI- feet; thence South 72 degrees West to Secure Debt has been and is here- 14, PAGE 196, LUMPKIN COUNTY, VISION, AS PER PLAT RECORDED 94 feet; thence North 76 degrees West Said property will be sold subject to by declared due because of, among GEORGIA, WHICH PLAT IS INCOR- IN PLAT CABINET ONE, SLIDE 131, 76 feet; thence North 18 degrees West any outstanding ad valorem taxes (in- other possible events of default, failure PORATED HEREIN AND MADE A PAGES 8A-11, LUMPKIN COUNTY, 35 fee; thence North 89 degrees 30 cluding taxes which are a lien, but not to pay the indebtedness as and when PART HEREOF; BEING IMPROVED GEORGIA RECORDS, WHICH PLAT minutes West 79 feet; thence North 25 yet due and payable), any matters due and in the manner provided in the PROPERTY KNOWN AS 227 IS INCORPORATED HEREIN AND degrees 30 minutes West 72 feet; which might be disclosed by an accu- Note and Deed to Secure Debt. Be- CRESTVIEW DRIVE, ACCORDING MADE A PART HEREOF BY REFER- thence 56 degrees West 99 feet; rate survey and inspection of the prop- cause the debt remains in default, this TO THE PRESENT SYSTEM OF ENCE. thence North 64 degrees West 178 erty, any assessments, liens, encum- sale will be made for the purpose of NUMBERING HOUSES IN LUMPKIN feet; thence North 88 degrees 30 min- brances, zoning ordinances, restric- paying the same and all expenses of COUNTY, GEORGIA. The debt secured by said Deed to Se- utes West 153 feet; thence South 63 tions, covenants, and matters of record this sale, as provided in the Deed to cure Debt has been and is hereby de- degrees West 263 feet; thence North superior to the Security Deed first set Secure Debt and by law, including at- The aforedescribed real property is clared due because of, among other 62 degrees West 78 feet; thence out above. torney's fees (notice of intent to collect also known as 227 Crestview Drive, possible events of default, failure to South 35 degrees West 160 feet; attorney's fees having been given). Dahlonega, GA 30533, according tot pay the indebtedness as and when thence South 28 degrees West 107 JPMorgan Chase Bank, National As- WELLS FARGO BANK, N.A. SUC- he present system of numbering hous- due and in the manner provided in the feet; thence South 88 degrees West sociation is the holder of the Security CESSOR BY MERGER TO WELLS es in Lumpkin County, Georgia. Note and Deed to Secure Debt. Be- 101 feet; thence South 63 degrees Deed to the property in accordance FARGO HOME MORTGAGE, INC. cause the debt remains in default, this West 64 feet to a point where said line with O.C.G.A. 44-14-162.2. The entity holds the duly endorsed Note and is This sale will be conducted subject (1) ale will be made for the purpose of intersect with the Etowah River; thence that has full authority to negotiate, the current assignee of the Security to confirmation that the sale is not pro- paying the same and all expenses of North 43 degrees West 266 feet; amend, and modify all terms of the Deed to the property. WELLS FARGO hibited under the U.S. Bankruptcy this sale, as provided in the Deed to thence North 63 degrees West 88 feet; mortgage with the debtor is: BANK, N.A., acting on behalf of and, Code and (2) to final confirmation and Secure Debt and by law, including at- thence North 34 degrees West 195 as necessary, in consultation with audit as to the amount and status of torney's fees (notice of intent to collect feet; thence North 56 degrees 30 min- JPMorgan Chase Bank FEDERAL HOME LOAN MORTGAGE the loan with the holder of the Security attorney's fees having been given). JP- utes West 382 feet; thence South 80 National Association CORPORATION(the current investor Deed, including but not limited to, a MORGAN CHASE BANK, N.A. Holds degrees West 268 feet; thence North 3 3415 Vision Drive on the loan), is the entity with the full determination that the borrower has the duly endorsed Note and is the cur- degrees West 112 feet; thence North Columbus, OH 43219 authority to negotiate, amend, and not reinstate the loan prior to the fore- rent assignee of the Security Deed to 44 degrees East 110 feet; thence 800-446-8939 modify all terms of the loan. Pursuant closure sale. the property. JPMORGAN CHASE North 11 degrees East 107 feet to a to O.C.G.A. 44-14-162.2, WELLS BANK, NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, point where said line intersect with the To the best knowledge and belief of FARGO BANK, N.A. May be contacted The name, address and telephone acting on behalf of and, as necessary, original line and which point is the the undersigned, the party in posses- at: number of the individual or entity with in consultation with JPMORGAN point of beginning. sion of the property is Anthony Diange- WELLS FARGO BANK, N.A. full authority to negotiate, amend and CHASE BANK, N.A. (the current in- lo or a tenant or tenants and said prop- 3476 STATEVIEW BLVD. modify all terms of the Note and Secu- vestor on the loan), is the entity with The above stated description is taken erty is more commonly known as 98 FORT MILL, SC 29715 rity Deed is Green Tree Servicing the full authority to negotiate, amend, from a plat made by James D. Barrett, Flanders Road, Dahlonega, Georgia 803-396-6000 LLC, Attn: Loss Mitigation, 7360 S. LEGALSand modify all terms of the loan. Pur- Lumpkin County Surveyor, dated 30533. A1Kyrene Road, Mail Stop P-214, suant to O.C.G.A. 44-14-162.2, JP- February 28, 1968. Please note that, pursuant to O.C.G.A. Tempe, AZ 85283. The telephone Page 4B, The Dahlonega Nugget,MORGAN CHA Dahlonega,SE BANK, NATI ONGa.,AL April 22, 2015 The sale will be conducted subject (1) 44-14-162.2, the secured creditor is number is (877) 337-4141. The fax ASSOCIATION may be contacted at: The above described property is con- to confirmation that the sale is not pro- not required to amend or modify the number is (877) 265-9717. veyed subject to rights of upper and hibited under the U.S. Bankruptcy terms of the loan. JPMORGAN CHASE BANK, lower riparian owners in and to the wa- Code and (2) to final confirmation and Said real property will be sold subject NATIONAL ASSOCIATION ters of the Etowah River and the natu- audit of the status of the loan with the To the best knowledge and belief of to any outstanding ad valorem taxes 3415 VISION DRIVE ral flow thereof, free from diminution holder of the security deed. the undersigned, the party/parties in (including taxes which are a lien, but COLUMBUS, OH 43219 and pollution. possession of the subject property not yet due and payable), the right of 866-550-5705 Legal AdvertisingJPMorgan Chase Bank, National As- known as 5902 AURARIA ROAD, redemption of any taxing authority, any The property will be sold subject to all sociation as Attorney in Fact for Antho- DAWSONVILLE, GEORGIA 30533 matters which might be disclosed by Please note that, pursuant to O.C.G.A. restrictions and easements of record. ny Diangelo, is/are: DOUGLAS A. GAMBLE or ten- an accurate survey and inspection of 44-14-162.2, the secured creditor is ant/tenants. the real property, any assessments, not required to amend or modify the Notice has been given of intention to McCalla Raymer, LLC liens, encumbrances, zoning ordi- terms of the loan. collect attorney's fees in accordance 1544 Old Alabama Road Said property will be sold subject to (a) nances, restrictions, covenants, and with the terms of the note secured by Roswell, Georgia 30076 any outstanding ad valorem taxes (in- matters of record superior to the Secu- To the best knowledge and belief of said Deed to Secure Debt. www.foreclosurehotline.net cluding taxes which are a lien, but not rity Deed first set out above. gpn06 the undersigned, the party/parties in yet due and payable), (b) any matters Chesterra possession of the subject property This sale will be held subject to any EXHIBIT A which might be disclosed by an accu- To the extent that said real property is known as 292 WAHSEGA WAY, unpaid taxes or other assessments rate survey and inspection of the prop- comprised of more than one parcel, NOTICE OF INTENT DAHLONEGA, GEORGIA 30533 which may be liens against said prop- All that tract or parcel of land lying and erty, and (c) all matters of record supe- said real property will be sold in one or TO INCORPORATE is/are: VELVIE J BANISTER or ten- erty. being in Land Lot 117 of the 11th Dis- rior to the Deed to Secure Debt first more parcels and in such order as the ant/tenants. trict, originally Hall now Lumpkin coun- set out above, including, but not limited holder of the Security Deed may deter- Notice is given that articles of incorpo- Said property will be sold as the prop- ty, Georgia, consisting of 1.010 acres, to, assessments, liens, encumbrances, mine. ration which will incorporate Said property will be sold subject to (a) erty of Darrell Cook and Jacqueline more or less, and being more particu- zoning ordinances, easements, restric- CHESTERRA PROPERTY OWNER any outstanding ad valorem taxes (in- Wright, the proceeds of said sale shall larly set out as Lot 204 of the Welling- tion, covenants, etc. Upon information and belief, said real ASSOCIATION OF DAHLONEGA, cluding taxes which are a lien, but not be applied first to the payment in full of ton Subdivision, Phase 3B on a plat of property is presently in the possession INC. will be delivered to the Secretary yet due and payable), (b) any matters said indebtedness; next to the pay- survey dated April 10, 1996, prepared The sale will be conducted subject to or control of BRENDA S. GROSS of State for filing in accordance with which might be disclosed by an accu- ment of all expenses connected with by Moreland Altobelli Associates, Inc., (1) confirmation that the sale is not AND JOHN N. GROSS and the pro- the Georgia Nonprofit Corporation rate survey and inspection of the prop- said sale, and the remainder, if any, Georgia Registered Land Surveyors. prohibited under the U.S. Bankruptcy ceeds of said sale will be applied to Code. The initial registered office of erty, and (c) all matters of record supe- shall be paid as provided in Deed to This plat is recorded in Plat Book 29, Code; and (2) final confirmation and the payment of said indebtedness and the corporation will be located at One rior to the Deed to Secure Debt first Secure Debt. Page 195, Lumpkin County Records, audit of the status of the loan with the all expenses of said sale, including at- Alliance Center, 4th Floor, 3500 Lenox set out above, including, bu not limited and is incorporated herein by refer- holder of the security deed. Pursuant torney's fees, all as provided in said Road, Atlanta, Georgia 30326, and its to, assessments, liens, encumbrances, The entity that has full authority to ne- ence for a more detailed description. to O.C.G.A. Section 9-13-172.1, which Security Deed and the excess pro- initial registered agent at such address zoning ordinances, easements, restric- gotiate, amend, and modify all terms of Together with that certain 1998 Fleet- allows for certain procedures regarding ceeds, if any, will be distributed as pro- sis Weissman, Norwack, Curry *& tions, covenants, etc. the mortgage with the debtor is: wood Mobile Home unit which was for- the rescission of judicial and nonjudi- vided by law. Wilco, P.C. merly personalty but in now perma- cial sales in the State of Georgia, the The sale will be conducted subject to Charles N. Kelley, Jr. nently annexed and affixed to the Deed Under Power and other foreclo- GREEN TREE SERVICING LLC 2P 04/22, 04/29/15 (1) confirmation that the sale is not Kelley & Clements, LLP above described land as a permanent sure documents may not be provided as Attorney-in-Fact foreclosure prohibited under the U.S. Bankruptcy PO Box 2758 improvement, and all rights thereunto until final confirmation and audit of the BRENDA S. GROSS AND Code; and 92) final confirmation and Gainesville, Georgia 30503 appertaining. status of the loan as provided in the JOHN N. GROSS gpn07 audit of the status of the loan with the (770) 531-0007. preceding paragraph. Brown holder of the security deed. Pursuant This property is conveyed subject to Ellis, Painter, Ratterree & Adams LLP to O.C.G.A. Section 9-13-172.1, which To the best knowledge and belief of that Declaration of Protective and Re- WELLS FARGO BANK, N.A. SUC- 2 East Bryan Street, 10th Floor NOTICE TO DEBTORS allows for certain procedures regarding the undersigned, the party in posses- strictive Covenants for Wellington Sub- CESSOR BY MERGER TO WELLS Savannah, Georgia 31401 AND CREDITORS the rescission of judicial and nonjudi- sion of the property is Jacqueline division – Phase 3B dated September FARGO HOME MORTGAGE, INC. as (912) 233-9700 cial sales in the State of Georgia, the Wright or a tenant or tenants. The sale 20, 1995, as recorded in Deed Book 1- Attorney in Fact for DOUGLAS A. All creditors of the Estate of Roger Deed Under Power and other foreclo- will be conducted subject (1) to confir- 16, Pages 52-54, Lumpkin County GAMBLE. THIS LAW FIRM MAY BE Malcolm Brown, late of Lumpkin sure documents may not be provided mation that he sale is not prohibited Records. This property is conveyed ATTEMPTING TO COLLECT A DEBT. County, deceased, are hereby notified until final confirmation and audit of the under the U.S. Bankruptcy Code and subject to all easements for roads and THIS LAW FIRM IS ACTING AS A ANY INFORMATION OBTAINED to render in their demands to the un- status of the loan as provided in the (2) to final confirmation and audit of the utilities in use or of record. DEBT COLLECTOR ATTEMPTING WILL BE USED FOR dersigned according to law, and all preceding paragraph. status of the loan with the holder of the MR/tvl 5/5/15 TO COLLECT A DEBT. ANY INFOR- THAT PURPOSE. persons indebted to said Estate are re- security deed. Our file No. 5156815 - FT3 MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED quired to make immediate payment. JPMORGAN CHASE BANK, N.A. FOR THAT PURPOSE. 4C 04/08, 04/15, 04/22, 04/29/15 As Attorney in Fact for VELVIE J BAN- The undersigned will execute a deed 4NP 04/08, 04/15, 04/22, 04/29/15 ISTER. to the purchases as authorized in the 00000005135116 gpn11 Stroud P. Stacy gpn11 aforementioned Deed to Secure Debt. BARRETT DAFFIN FRAPPIER Moore P.O. Box 610 Gamble Dahlonega, GA 30533 THIS LAW FIRM IS ACTING AS A LEVINE & BLOCK, LLP DEBT COLLECTOR ATTEMPTING Charles N. Kelley, Jr. 15000 Surveyor Boulevard NOTICE OF SALE UNDER POWER NOTICE OF SALE UNDER POWER rd TO COLLECT A DEBT. ANY INFOR- Kelley & Clements, LLP Addison, Texas 75001 GEORGIA, LUMPKIN COUNTY This 23 day of March, 2015. STATE OF GEORGIA MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED PO Box 2758 Telephone: (972)341-5398 COUNTY OF LUMPKIN THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COLLECT 4P 04/01, 04/08, 04/15, 04/22/15 FOR THAT PURPOSE. Gainesville, Georgia 30503 for Ruby Nell Hall, 4C 04/08, 04/15, 04/22, 04/29/15 A DEBT. ANY INFORMATION Under and by virtue of the Power of gpn07 00000005117676 Attorney in Fact for Darrell Cook and OBTAINED WILL BE USED FOR Sale contained in a Deed to Secure gpn11 Yerby BARRETT DAFFIN FRAPPIER Jacqueline Wright. THAT PURPOSE. Debt given by DOUGLAS A. GAM- Gross LEVINE & BLOCK, LLP NOTICE TO DEBTORS BLE to WELLS FARGO HOME Under and by virtue of the Power of 15000 Surveyor Boulevard 4P 04/08, 04/15, 04/22, 04/29/15 NOTICE OF SALE UNDER POWER AND CREDITORS MORTGAGE, INC., dated 01/27/2004, Sale contained in a Security Deed giv- Addison, Texas 750001 STATE OF GEORGIA gpn11 and Recorded on 01/30/2004 as Book en by Lewis Clark Moore to New Telephone: (972) 341-5398 COUNTY OF LUMPKIN All creditors of the Estate of Jan K. Diangelo No. B33 and Page no. 524-541, Century Mortgage Corporation, dated Yerby, late of Lumpkin County, de- LUMPKIN County, Georgia records, as 08/26/2005, recorded in Deed Book $C 04/08, 04/15, 04/22, 04/29/15 Because of a default in the payment of ceased, are hereby notified to render NOTICE OF SALE UNDER POWER last assigned to WELLS FARGO M36, Page 342, Lumpkin County, the indebtedness secured by that cer- in their demands to the undersigned gpn11 GEORGIA, LUMPKIN COUNTY BANK, N.A. SUCCESSOR BY MERG- Georgia records, as last transferred to tain Security Deed, dated March 28, according to law, and all persons in- Cook ER TO WELLS ARGO HOME MORT- HSBC BANK USA, NATIONAL ASSO- 2003, executed by Brenda S. Gross debted to said Estate are required to THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COLLECT GAGE, INC. (the Secured Creditor), by CIATION, AS TRUSTEE FOR ACE and John N. Gross to Bank of North make immediate payment. NOTICE OF SALE UNDER POWER A DEBT. ANY INFORMATION OB- assignment, conveying the after-de- SECURITIES CORP. HOME EQUITY Georgia Mortgage, a division of Bank STATE OF GEORGIA TAINED WILL BE USED FOR THAT scribed property to secure a Note of LOAN TRUST, SERIES 2006-NC1, of North Georgia, recorded in Deed Stroud P. Stacy LUMPKIN COUNTY PURPOSE. even date in the original principal ASSET BACKED PASS-THROUGH Book D-31, Page 189, Lumpkin coun- P.O. Box 610 amount of $103,700.00, with interest at CERTIFICATES by assignment ty, Georgia Deed Records, and secur- Dahlonega, GA 30533 Because of the default in the payment Under and by virtue of the Power of the rate specified therein, there will be recorded or to be recorded in the ing a Note in the original principal of a note dated April 6, 2006, executed Sale contained in a Security Deed giv- sold by the undersigned at public out- Lumpkin County, Georgia records con- amount of $118,400.00, said Security This 23rd day of March, 2015 by Darrell Cook and Jacqueline en by Anthony Diangelo to Mortgage cry to the highest bidder for cash at the veying the after-described property to Deed last having been assigned to Cook to Ruby Nell Hall dated April 6, Electronic Registration Systems, Inc LUMPKIN County Courthouse within secure a Note in the original principal GREEN TREE SERVICING LLC, the 4P 04/01, 04/08/, 04/15, 04/22/15 2006, and recorded in the Clerk's Of- as nominee for Bank of Dahlonega, the legal hours of sale on the first amount of Eighty-Five Thousand current holder thereof, has declared fice of Lumpkin County, Georgia in dated February 8, 2000, recorded in Tuesday in May, 2015, the following Five Hundred and 00/100 DOLLARS the entire amount of said indebted- Deed Book R-37, Pages 375-379, the Deed Book R24, Page 045, Lumpkin described property: ($85,500.00), with interest thereon as ness evidenced by the Note immedi- undersigned has declared the full un- County, Georgia Records, as last set forth therein, there will be sold at ately due and payable and, pursuant to gpn11 paid a mount of the indebtedness se- transferred to JPMorgan Chase Bank, THE TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND public outcry to the highest bidder for the power of sale contained in said Se- Banister cured by said deed due and payable, National Association by assignment LYING AND BEING IN LAND LOT 110 cash before the courthouse door of curity Deed, will, on the first Tuesday and acting under the power of sale recorded in Deed Book 1288, Page OF THE 13TH DISTRICT, 1ST SEC- Lumpkin County, Georgia, within the in May, 2015 to-wit: May 5, 2015, dur- NOTICE OF SALE UNDER POWER contained in said deed, for the purpose 665, Lumpkin County, Georgia TION OF LUMPKIN COUNTY, GEOR- legal hours of sale on the first Tuesday ing the legal hours of sale, before the STATE OF GEORGIA of paying said indebtedness, will on Records, conveying the after-de- GIA, BEING DESIGNATED AS LOT 5 in May 2015, the following described Lumpkin County Courthouse door, sell COUNTY OF LUMPKIN the first Tuesday in May, 2015, during scribed property to secure a Note in OF BLACKBURN ACRES SUBDIVI- property: the legal hours of sale at the Court- the original principal amount of SEV- SION, CONTAINING 1.11 ACRES, at public outcry to the highest bidder for cash, the following described real Under and by virtue of the Power of house in Lumpkin County, Georgia, ENTY-THREE THOUSAND NINE MORE OR LESS, AS SHOWN ON A All that tract or parcel of land lying and property: Sale, contained in a Deed to Secure sell at public outcry to the highest bid- HUNDRED SIXTY AND 0/100 DOL- PLAT OF SURVEY DATED OCTO- being in land lot 99 of the 1st District, Debt given by VELVIE J BANISTER der for cash, the land described in said LARS ($73,960.00), with interest BER 26, 1983, RECORDED IN PLAT Lumpkin County, Georgia, consisting ALL THAT TRACT OR PARCEL OF to JPMORGAN CHASE BANK, N.A., deed, to-wit: thereon as set forth therein, there will BOOK 8, PAGE 199, LUMPKIN of 1.01 acres more or less, being more LAND LYING AND BEING IN LAND dated 01/22/2008, and Recorded on be sold at public outcry to the highest COUNTY RECORDS; SAID PLAT BE- fully described and delineated as Lot LOT 1208 OF THE 12TH DISTRICT, 01/28/2008 as Book No. 1080 and All that tact or parcel of land lying and bidder for cash before the courthouse ING INCORPORATED HEREIN BY #6 on a plat of survey of the Copper AND LAND LOT 27 OF THE 13TH Page No. 344-363, LUMPKIN County, being in Land Lot 294 and 337 of the door of Lumpkin County, Georgia, or at REFERENCE FOR A MORE COM- Pines subdivision prepared by Mike th st DISTRICT, 1 SECTION, LUMPKIN Georgia records, as last assigned to 12 District and 1 Section of Lumpkin such place as may be lawfully desig- PLETE DESCRIPTION OF THE Scupin & Associates, Georgia Regis- COUNTY, GEORGIA, BEING LOT 79, JPMORGAN CHASE BANK, N.A. (the County, Georgia, consisting of 26.02 nated as an alternative, within the legal PROPERTY. tered Land Surveyor, dated 1/10/1995, THE CHESTERRA, UNIT 6, AS PER Secured Creditor), by assignment, acres, more or less, and being de- hours of sale on the first Tuesday in and being recorded in plat book 13, PLAT RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK conveying the after-described property scribed as follows: May, 2015, the following described THIS PROPERTY IS CONVEYED page 91, Lumpkin County records, 14, PAGE 196, LUMPKIN COUNTY, to secure a Note of even date in the property: SEE EXHIBIT A AT- SUBJECT TO THAT DECLARATION said plat is incorporated by reference GEORGIA, WHICH PLAT IS INCOR- original principal amount of Beginning on the east and west origi- TACHED HERETO AND MADE A OF PROTECTIVE AND RESTRIC- herein. $150,960.00, with interest at the rate nal line, said point being where the PART HEREOF The debt secured by TIVE COVENANTS FOR BLACK- PORATED HEREIN AND MADE A PART HEREOF; BEING IMPROVED specified therein, there will be sold by east and west original line of Land Lot said Security Deed has been and is BURN ACRES DEVELOPMENT The debt secured by said Security PROPERTY KNOWN AS 227 the undersigned at public outcry to the 294 intersect with the Etowah River; hereby declared due because of, RECORDED IN DEED BOOK O-4, Deed has been and is hereby declared CRESTVIEW DRIVE, ACCORDING highest bidder for cash at the LUMP- thence east along and with said origi- among other possible events of de- PAGES 777-780, AS AMENDED AT due because of, among other possible TO THE PRESENT SYSTEM OF KIN County Courthouse within the le- nal line 192.5 feet to a point where fault, failure to pay the indebtedness DEED BOOK E-5, PAGE 473, LUMP- events of default, failure to pay the in- NUMBERING HOUSES IN LUMPKIN gal hours of sale on the first Tuesday said original line intersects with Jay as and when due and in the manner KIN COUNTY RECORDS. debtedness as and when due and in COUNTY, GEORGIA. in May, 2015, the following described Bridge Road; thence South 5 degrees provided in the Noe and Security the manner provided in the Note and property: 15 minutes east 135 feet; thence Deed. The debt remaining in default, TOGETHER WITH AN IMPROVE- Security Deed. The debt remaining in The aforedescribed real property is South 15 degrees 30 minutes East 127 this sale will be made for the purpose MENT AND IMMOVABLE FIXTURE default, this sale will be made for the also known as 227 Crestview Drive, ALL THAT TRACT OR PARCEL OF feet; thence South 1 degree West 247 of paying the same and all expenses PERMANENTLY ATTACHED THERE- purpose of paying the same and all ex- Dahlonega, GA 30533, according tot LAND LYING AND BEING IN LAND feet; thence South 27 degrees 30 ,min- of this sale, as provided in Security TO, A 2004 FLEETWOOD OAK penses of this sale, as provided in Se- he present system of numbering hous- LOT 695 OF THE 12TH DISTRICT, utes East 97 feet; thence South 55 de- Deed and by law, including attorney's KNOLL MANUFACTURED HOME, curity Deed and by law, including attor- es in Lumpkin County, Georgia. 1ST SECTION OF LUMPKIN COUN- grees 30 minutes East 253 feet; fees (notice of intent to collect attor- SERIAL NUMBER GAFL334AB76702- ney's fees (notice of intent to collect at- TY, GEORGIA, BEING LOT 13, thence South 86 degrees West 106 ney's fees having been given). OK11. The debt secured by said Deed torney's fees having been given). MEADOWS OF CAN CREEK SUBDI- feet; thence South 72 degrees West to Secure Debt has been and is here- This sale will be conducted subject (1) to confirmation that the sale is not pro- VISION, AS PER PLAT RECORDED 94 feet; thence North 76 degrees West Said property will be sold subject to by declared due because of, among Said property will be sold subject to hibited under the U.S. Bankruptcy IN PLAT CABINET ONE, SLIDE 131, 76 feet; thence North 18 degrees West any outstanding ad valorem taxes (in- other possible events of default, failure any outstanding ad valorem taxes (in- Code and (2) to final confirmation and PAGES 8A-11, LUMPKIN COUNTY, 35 fee; thence North 89 degrees 30 cluding taxes which are a lien, but not to pay the indebtedness as and when cluding taxes which are a lien, but not audit as to the amount and status of GEORGIA RECORDS, WHICH PLAT minutes West 79 feet; thence North 25 yet due and payable), any matters due and in the manner provided in the yet due and payable), any matters the loan with the holder of the Security IS INCORPORATED HEREIN AND degrees 30 minutes West 72 feet; which might be disclosed by an accu- Note and Deed to Secure Debt. Be- which might be disclosed by an accu- Deed, including but not limited to, a MADE A PART HEREOF BY REFER- thence 56 degrees West 99 feet; rate survey and inspection of the prop- cause the debt remains in default, this rate survey and inspection of the prop- determination that the borrower has ENCE. thence North 64 degrees West 178 erty, any assessments, liens, encum- sale will be made for the purpose of erty, any assessments, liens, encum- not reinstate the loan prior to the fore- feet; thence North 88 degrees 30 min- brances, zoning ordinances, restric- paying the same and all expenses of brances, zoning ordinances, restric- closure sale. The debt secured by said Deed to Se- utes West 153 feet; thence South 63 tions, covenants, and matters of record this sale, as provided in the Deed to tions, covenants, and matter of record cure Debt has been and is hereby de- degrees West 263 feet; thence North superior to the Security Deed first set Secure Debt and by law, including at- superior to the Security Deed first set The name, address and telephone clared due because of, among other 62 degrees West 78 feet; thence out above. torney's fees (notice of intent to collect out above. possible events of default, failure to South 35 degrees West 160 feet; attorney's fees having been given). number of the individual or entity with full authority to negotiate, amend and pay the indebtedness as and when thence South 28 degrees West 107 JPMorgan Chase Bank, National As- WELLS FARGO BANK, N.A. SUC- The entity that has full authority to ne- modify all terms of the Note and Secu- due and in the manner provided in the feet; thence South 88 degrees West sociation is the holder of the Security CESSOR BY MERGER TO WELLS gotiate, amend, and modify all terms of rity Deed is Green Tree Servicing Note and Deed to Secure Debt. Be- 101 feet; thence South 63 degrees Deed to the property in accordance FARGO HOME MORTGAGE, INC. the mortgage with the debtor is: LLC, Attn: Loss Mitigation, 7360 S. cause the debt remains in default, this West 64 feet to a point where said line with O.C.G.A. 44-14-162.2. The entity holds the duly endorsed Note and is Ocwen Loan Servicing, LLC, 1661 Kyrene Road, Mail Stop P-214, ale will be made for the purpose of intersect with the Etowah River; thence that has full authority to negotiate, the current assignee of the Security Worthington Road, Suite 100, West Tempe, AZ 85283. The telephone paying the same and all expenses of North 43 degrees West 266 feet; amend, and modify all terms of the Deed to the property. WELLS FARGO Palm Beach, FL 33409, 561-682-8000. number is (877) 337-4141. The fax this sale, as provided in the Deed to thence North 63 degrees West 88 feet; mortgage with the debtor is: BANK, N.A., acting on behalf of and, Please understand that the secured number is (877) 265-9717. Secure Debt and by law, including at- thence North 34 degrees West 195 as necessary, in consultation with creditor is not required by law to nego- torney's fees (notice of intent to collect feet; thence North 56 degrees 30 min- JPMorgan Chase Bank FEDERAL HOME LOAN MORTGAGE tiate, amend, or modify the terms of Said real property will be sold subject attorney's fees having been given). JP- utes West 382 feet; thence South 80 National Association CORPORATION(the current investor the mortgage instrument. MORGAN CHASE BANK, N.A. Holds degrees West 268 feet; thence North 3 3415 Vision Drive on the loan), is the entity with the full to any outstanding ad valorem taxes (including taxes which are a lien, but the duly endorsed Note and is the cur- degrees West 112 feet; thence North Columbus, OH 43219 authority to negotiate, amend, and To the best knowledge and belief of not yet due and payable), the right of rent assignee of the Security Deed to 44 degrees East 110 feet; thence 800-446-8939 modify all terms of the loan. Pursuant the undersigned, the parties in posses- redemption of any taxing authority, any the property. JPMORGAN CHASE North 11 degrees East 107 feet to a to O.C.G.A. 44-14-162.2, WELLS sion of the property are Lewis Clark matters which might be disclosed by BANK, NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, point where said line intersect with the To the best knowledge and belief of FARGO BANK, N.A. May be contacted Moore or a tenant or tenants and said an accurate survey and inspection of acting on behalf of and, as necessary, original line and which point is the the undersigned, the party in posses- at: property is more commonly known as the real property, any assessments, in consultation with JPMORGAN point of beginning. sion of the property is Anthony Diange- WELLS FARGO BANK, N.A. 225 Jessica Trail, Murrayville, GA liens, encumbrances, zoning ordi- CHASE BANK, N.A. (the current in- lo or a tenant or tenants and said prop- 3476 STATEVIEW BLVD. 30564. vestor on the loan), is the entity with The above stated description is taken erty is more commonly known as 98 FORT MILL, SC 29715 nances, restrictions, covenants, and matters of record superior to the Secu- the full authority to negotiate, amend, from a plat made by James D. Barrett, Flanders Road, Dahlonega, Georgia 803-396-6000 This sale will be conducted subject (1) ricontinuedty Deed first se tnext out abov columne. continued next column and modify all terms of the loan. Pur- Lumpkin County Surveyor, dated 30533. to confirmation that the sale is not pro- suant to O.C.G.A. 44-14-162.2, JP- February 28, 1968. Please note that, pursuant to O.C.G.A. hibited under the U.S. Bankruptcy To the extent that said real property is MORGAN CHASE BANK, NATIONAL The sale will be conducted subject (1) 44-14-162.2, the secured creditor is Code and (2) to final confirmation and comprised of more than one parcel, ASSOCIATION may be contacted at: The above described property is con- to confirmation that the sale is not pro- not required to amend or modify the Policy concerningaudit of P theayment status of the loofan wi th the said real property will be sold in one or veyed subject to rights of upper and hibited under the U.S. Bankruptcy terms of the loan. holder of the security deed. more parcels and in lsuchegal order as a thedvertising JPMORGAN CHASE BANK, lower riparian owners in and to the wa- Code and (2) to final confirmation and holder of the Security Deed may deter- NATIONAL ASSOCIATION ters of the Etowah River and the natu- audit of the status of the loan with the To the best knowledge and belief of The Dahlonega Nugget requiresHSBC legal BANK ads USA, to NA beTION prepaidAL ASSO - mine. 3415 VISION DRIVE ral flow thereof, free from diminution holder of the security deed. the undersigned, the party/parties in before publication unless theCI personATION, ASpaying TRUS TEforE theFOR adAC E COLUMBUS, OH 43219 and pollution. possession of the subject property has established a credit accountSECURI withTIES the CO paper.RP. HOME EQUITY Upon information and belief, said real 866-550-5705 JPMorgan Chase Bank, National As- known as 5902 AURARIA ROAD, LOAN TRUST, SERIES 2006-NC1, prWhileoperty isthis pres changeently in the will posse notssio affectn most governments and The property will be sold subject to all sociation as Attorney in Fact for Antho- DAWSONVILLE, GEORGIA 30533 ASSET BACKED PASS-THOROUGH orattorneys control of BRE thatNDA regularly S. GROS advertiseS in the paper, private Please note that, pursuant to O.C.G.A. restrictions and easements of record. ny Diangelo, is/are: DOUGLAS A. GAMBLE or ten- CERTIFICATES 44-14-162.2, the secured creditor is ant/tenants. ANDindividuals JOHN N. GRshouldOSS and plan the topro- prepay for legal ads they are ceeds of said sale will be applied to not required to amend or modify the Notice has been given of intention to McCalla Raymer, LLC required to run. as Attorney in Fact for Lewis Clark the payment of said indebtedness and terms of the loan. collect attorney's fees in accordance 1544 Old Alabama Road Said property will be sold subject to (a) If you have any questions regardingMoore this policy, please with the terms of the note secured by Roswell, Georgia 30076 any outstanding ad valorem taxes (in- all expenses of said sale, including at- torcontactney's fees Mark, all as VanTassel provided in saatid (706) 778-4215. Tocontinued the best knowl nextedge andcolumn belief of sacontinuedid Deed to Secu nextre Debt column. www.forecontinuedclosurehot nextline.net column clcontinueduding taxes whic nexth are acolumn lien, but not Weissman, Nowack, Curry, Security Deed and the excess pro- the undersigned, the party/parties in yet due and payable), (b) any matters & Wilco P.C. ceeds, if any, will be distributed as pro- possession of the subject property This sale will be held subject to any EXHIBIT A which might be disclosed by an accu- Attn: Lender Services vided by law. known as 292 WAHSEGA WAY, unpaid taxes or other assessments rate survey and inspection of the prop- One Alliance Center, 4th Floor DAHLONEGA, GEORGIA 30533 which may be liens against said prop- All that tract or parcel of land lying and erty, and (c) all matters of record supe- 3500 Lenox Road th GREEN TREE SERVICING LLC is/are: VELVIE J BANISTER or ten- erty. being in Land Lot 117 of the 11 Dis- rior to the Deed to Secure Debt first Atlanta, GA 30326 as Attorney-in-Fact foreclosure ant/tenants. trict, originally Hall now Lumpkin coun- set out above, including, but not limited Our File #017237-002941 Said property will be sold as the prop- ty, Georgia, consisting of 1.010 acres, to, assessments, liens, encumbrances, BRENDA S. GROSS AND JOHN N. GROSS Said property will be sold subject to (a) erty of Darrell Cook and Jacqueline more or less, and being more particu- zoning ordinances, easements, restric- 4C 04/08, 04/15, 04/22, 04/29/15 any outstanding ad valorem taxes (in- Wright, the proceeds of said sale shall larly set out as Lot 204 of the Welling- tion, covenants, etc. cluding taxes which are a lien, but not be applied first to the payment in full of ton Subdivision, Phase 3B on a plat of Ellis, Painter, Ratterree & Adams LLP th yet due and payable), (b) any matters said indebtedness; next to the pay- survey dated April 10, 1996, prepared The sale will be conducted subject to 2 East Bryan Street, 10 Floor which might be disclosed by an accu- ment of all expenses connected with by Moreland Altobelli Associates, Inc., (1) confirmation that the sale is not Savannah, Georgia 31401 (912) 233-9700 rate survey and inspection of the prop- said sale, and the remainder, if any, Georgia Registered Land Surveyors. prohibited under the U.S. Bankruptcy erty, and (c) all matters of record supe- shall be paid as provided in Deed to This plat is recorded in Plat Book 29, Code; and (2) final confirmation and rior to the Deed to Secure Debt first Secure Debt. Page 195, Lumpkin County Records, audit of the status of the loan with the THIS LAW FIRM MAY BE set out above, including, bu not limited and is incorporated herein by refer- holder of the security deed. Pursuant ATTEMPTING TO COLLECT A DEBT. to, assessments, liens, encumbrances, The entity that has full authority to ne- ence for a more detailed description. to O.C.G.A. Section 9-13-172.1, which ANY INFORMATION OBTAINED zoning ordinances, easements, restric- gotiate, amend, and modify all terms of Together with that certain 1998 Fleet- allows for certain procedures regarding WILL BE USED FOR tions, covenants, etc. the mortgage with the debtor is: wood Mobile Home unit which was for- the rescission of judicial and nonjudi- THAT PURPOSE. merly personalty but in now perma- cial sales in the State of Georgia, the 4C 04/08, 04/15, 04/22, 04/29/15 The sale will be conducted subject to Charles N. Kelley, Jr. nently annexed and affixed to the Deed Under Power and other foreclo- (1) confirmation that the sale is not Kelley & Clements, LLP above described land as a permanent sure documents may not be provided prohibited under the U.S. Bankruptcy PO Box 2758 improvement, and all rights thereunto until final confirmation and audit of the Code; and 92) final confirmation and Gainesville, Georgia 30503 appertaining. status of the loan as provided in the audit of the status of the loan with the (770) 531-0007. preceding paragraph. holder of the security deed. Pursuant This property is conveyed subject to to O.C.G.A. Section 9-13-172.1, which To the best knowledge and belief of that Declaration of Protective and Re- WELLS FARGO BANK, N.A. SUC- allows for certain procedures regarding the undersigned, the party in posses- strictive Covenants for Wellington Sub- CESSOR BY MERGER TO WELLS the rescission of judicial and nonjudi- sion of the property is Jacqueline division – Phase 3B dated September FARGO HOME MORTGAGE, INC. as cial sales in the State of Georgia, the Wright or a tenant or tenants. The sale 20, 1995, as recorded in Deed Book 1- Attorney in Fact for DOUGLAS A. Deed Under Power and other foreclo- will be conducted subject (1) to confir- 16, Pages 52-54, Lumpkin County GAMBLE. sure documents may not be provided mation that he sale is not prohibited Records. This property is conveyed until final confirmation and audit of the under the U.S. Bankruptcy Code and subject to all easements for roads and THIS LAW FIRM IS ACTING AS A status of the loan as provided in the (2) to final confirmation and audit of the utilities in use or of record. DEBT COLLECTOR ATTEMPTING preceding paragraph. status of the loan with the holder of the MR/tvl 5/5/15 TO COLLECT A DEBT. ANY INFOR- security deed. Our file No. 5156815 - FT3 MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED JPMORGAN CHASE BANK, N.A. FOR THAT PURPOSE. As Attorney in Fact for VELVIE J BAN- The undersigned will execute a deed 4NP 04/08, 04/15, 04/22, 04/29/15 ISTER. to the purchases as authorized in the 00000005135116 aforementioned Deed to Secure Debt. BARRETT DAFFIN FRAPPIER THIS LAW FIRM IS ACTING AS A LEVINE & BLOCK, LLP DEBT COLLECTOR ATTEMPTING Charles N. Kelley, Jr. 15000 Surveyor Boulevard TO COLLECT A DEBT. ANY INFOR- Kelley & Clements, LLP Addison, Texas 75001 MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED PO Box 2758 Telephone: (972)341-5398 FOR THAT PURPOSE. Gainesville, Georgia 30503 for Ruby Nell Hall, 4C 04/08, 04/15, 04/22, 04/29/15 00000005117676 Attorney in Fact for Darrell Cook and BARRETT DAFFIN FRAPPIER Jacqueline Wright. LEVINE & BLOCK, LLP 15000 Surveyor Boulevard 4P 04/08, 04/15, 04/22, 04/29/15 Addison, Texas 750001 Telephone: (972) 341-5398

$C 04/08, 04/15, 04/22, 04/29/15 gpn11 Moore

NOTICE OF SALE UNDER POWER GEORGIA, LUMPKIN COUNTY

THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COLLECT A DEBT. ANY INFORMATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE.

Under and by virtue of the Power of Sale contained in a Security Deed giv- en by Lewis Clark Moore to New Century Mortgage Corporation, dated 08/26/2005, recorded in Deed Book M36, Page 342, Lumpkin County, Georgia records, as last transferred to HSBC BANK USA, NATIONAL ASSO- CIATION, AS TRUSTEE FOR ACE SECURITIES CORP. HOME EQUITY gpn12 LOAN TRUST, SERIES 2006-NC1, Rogers ASSET BACKED PASS-THROUGH CERTIFICATES by assignment FROM THE OFFICE OF THE recorded or to be recorded in the DISTRICT ATTORNEY Lumpkin County, Georgia records con- JEFFREY LANGLEY veying the after-described property to DISTRICT ATTORNEY secure a Note in the original principal amount of Eighty-Five Thousand NOTICE OF SEIZURE OF Five Hundred and 00/100 DOLLARS PERSONAL PROPERTY ($85,500.00), with interest thereon as VALUED AT LESS THAN $25,000.00 set forth therein, there will be sold at public outcry to the highest bidder for Pursuant to O.C.G.A. 16-13-49(n), any cash before the courthouse door of party claiming an interest in the follow- Lumpkin County, Georgia, within the ing property is hereby notified that on legal hours of sale on the first Tuesday the 6th day of March, 2015 said prop- in May 2015, the following described erty was seized by the undersigned property: agency in Lumpkin County, Georgia.

All that tract or parcel of land lying and Property Seized: being in land lot 99 of the 1st District, PROPERTY ONE: Six Hundred Lumpkin County, Georgia, consisting Dollars ($600) in United Sates cur- of 1.01 acres more or less, being more rency. fully described and delineated as Lot #6 on a plat of survey of the Copper Conduct giving rise to said seizure: Pines subdivision prepared by Mike Said property was found in the posses- Scupin & Associates, Georgia Regis- sion of Jerry Darwyn Rogers, and tered Land Surveyor, dated 1/10/1995, was found in close proximity to a quan- and being recorded in plat book 13, tity of Methamphetamine, prohibited gpn16 page 91, Lumpkin County records, substance, and said property was, di- said plat is incorporated by reference rectly or indirectly, used or intended for NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING herein. use to facilitate the possession, pos- session with intent to distribute, and/or Please take notice that the governing The debt secured by said Security distribution and sale of Metham- body of the City of Dahlonega has re- Deed has been and is hereby declared phetamine, or was the proceeds of ceived application(s) which will be due because of, among other possible said activity, in violation of the Georgia heard by the Dahlonega Planning & events of default, failure to pay the in- Controlled Substances Act. Further, Zoning Commission on Monday, May debtedness as and when due and in the said property was seized from the 11, 2015 at 6:00 p.m. and City Council the manner provided in the Note and residence of Jerry Darwyn Rogers, at and/or Zoning Board of Appeals on Security Deed. The debt remaining in the time of his arrest for Possession Monday, June 1, 2015 at 6 p.m. Meet- default, this sale will be made for the of Methamphetamine, said location ings are held at City Hall in the Council purpose of paying the same and all ex- being in Lumpkin County, Georgia. Chambers. penses of this sale, as provided in Se- curity Deed and by law, including attor- The owner(s) of said property is Application submitted by Delta ney's fees (notice of intent to collect at- (are) purported to be: Beta Chapter of PI KAPPA PHI torney's fees having been given). Jerry Darwyn Rogers for Rezoning of 8.5 acres from B2 298 Azalea Rdg Highway Business to B2 Highway Said property will be sold subject to Dahlonega, Georgia 30533 Business and Conditional Ap- any outstanding ad valorem taxes (in- gpn18 proval, if approved would allow cluding taxes which are a lien, but not Any party claiming an interest in said Grindle Lodging at 20 residents per build- yet due and payable), any matters property is hereby further notified that ing and remove existing 150ft. which might be disclosed by an accu- you must file any claim in accordance IN THE PROBATE COURT Buffer and 100 ft. from setback. rate survey and inspection of the prop- with O.C.G.A. 16-13-49(n) within 30 COUNTY OF LUMPKIN Tax Id: 061 Parcel 066. Location: erty, any assessments, liens, encum- days of the second publication of this STATE OF GEORGIA Auraria Road. brances, zoning ordinances, restric- Notice of Seizure in The Dahlonega Application submitted by Delta tions, covenants, and matter of record Nugget, the legal organ and a newspa- PETITION FOR LETTERS OF superior to the Security Deed first set per of general circulation in Lumpkin Beta Chapter of PI KAPPA PHI ADMINISTRATION NOTICE out above. County by serving said claim to the un- for Variance of Ordinance 91-9 dersigned seizing agency and the Dis- Section 2001 for reduction of from Jeremy Grindle has petitioned to be The entity that has full authority to ne- trict Attorney by certified mail, return setback to 20 ft. Section 703 in- appointed Administrator of the estate gotiate, amend, and modify all terms of receipt requested. crease building height to 45 ft. for of Grady Paul Grindle, deceased, of the mortgage with the debtor is: construction of Lodge Housing. said County. The Petitioner has also Ocwen Loan Servicing, LLCA2, 1661 This 31st day of March, 2015. Acreage: 8.5 acres Zone: B2 LEGALSapplied for waiver of bond and/or Worthington Road, Suite 100, West Highway Business Tax Id.: 061 grand of certain powers contained in Palm Beach, FL 33409, 561-682-8000. JEFFREY LANGLEY Parcel 066.The Lo caDahlonegation Auraria Nugget, Dahlonega, Ga., O.AprilC.G.A. 22,53-12 2015,-261. AlPagel intere 5Bsted Please understand that the secured District Attorney's Road. parties are hereby notified to show creditor is not required by law to nego- Application submitted by Coyote cause why said petition should not be tiate, amend, or modify the terms of By: Kevin Mitchell Properties for Hardman/Fuller, granted. All objections to the petition the mortgage instrument. Assistant District Attorney Owners for Variance of Ordinance must be in writing, setting forth the Enotah Judicial Circuit 2008-4 Section 6.3, if approved grounds of any such objections, and To the best knowledge and belief of Lumpkin County Courthouse would allow internally illuminated must be filed with the court on or be- the undersigned, the parties in posses- 325 Riley Road Legal Advertisingsigns and light band. Section 7.2 gpn18 fore May 18, 2015. All pleadings/ob- sion of the property are Lewis Clark Dahlonega, Georgia 30533 gpn15 Size Limits, if approved would al- Bearden jections must be signed under oath be- Moore or a tenant or tenants and said Morlos low additional wall sign area. Tax fore a notary public on or before a pro- property is more commonly known as SEIZING AGENCY: ID.: 062A Parcel 073 and Parcel IN THE PROBATE COURT bate court clerk. If any objections are 225 Jessica Trail, Murrayville, GA Lumpkin County Sheriff's Office IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF 276. Location: Morrison Moore COUNTY OF LUMPKIN filed, a hearing will be scheduled at a 30564. M. Keith LUMPKIN COUNTY PKWY West. STATE OF GEORGIA later date. If no objections are filed, 385 E. Main Street STATE OF GEORGIA Application submitted by Michael PETITION FOR LETTERS OF the petition may be granted without a This sale will be conducted subject (1) Dahlonega, Georgia 30533 NOTICE OF PETITION TO James for Variance of Ordinance ADMINISTRATION hearing. to confirmation that the sale is not pro- (706) 864-0414 CHANGE NAME 91-9 Section 2001 for reduction of NOTICE hibited under the U.S. Bankruptcy front setback to 10 ft. to construct Michael A. Chastain Code and (2) to final confirmation and 3C 04/08, 04/15, 04/22/15 Notice is hereby given that ALYCIA addition. Acreage: 0.13 acres Linda C. Bearden and Dana Brackett Judge of the Probate Court audit of the status of the loan with the JADE MUNOZ, the undersigned, filed Zone: OI Office Institutional Tax have petitioned to be appointed Ad- holder of the security deed. a petition in the Superior Court of Id.: D08 Parcel 011. Location 450 ministrators of the estate of Jeffrey By: Shelley Wilson th Lumpkin County, Georgia, on the 7 West Main Street. Scott Bearden, deceased, of said Clerk of the Probate Court HSBC BANK USA, NATIONAL ASSO- gpn13 day of April 2015, praying for a change County. The Petitioners have also ap- 325 Riley Road, Room 122 CIATION, AS TRUSTEE FOR ACE in the name of the petitioner from 1C 04/22/15 plied for waiver of bond and/or grant of Dahlonega, Georgia 30533 SECURITIES CORP. HOME EQUITY PUBLIC COMMENT NOTICE ALYCIA JADE MUNOZ TO ALYCIA certain powers contained in O.C.G.A. 706-864-3847 LOAN TRUST, SERIES 2006-NC1, 0010282-CST LUMPKIN COUNTY JADE MORLOS. 53-12-261. All interested parties are ASSET BACKED PASS-THOROUGH PI # 0010282 hereby notified to show cause why 4P 04/22, 04/29, 05/06, 05/16/15 CERTIFICATES Notice is hereby given pursuant to law gpn18 said petition should not be granted. All Public comment notice is given that to any interested or affected party to Higgins objections to the petition must be in as Attorney in Fact for Lewis Clark Surface Transportation Program appear in said Court and to file objec- writing, setting forth the grounds of any funding in the total amount $280,000 in Moore tions to such name change. Objec- NOTICE such objections, and must be filed with gpn18 TIGER funding is being added to the tions must be filed with said Court For Discharge from Office the court on o r before May 18, 2015. Saliers Weissman, Nowack, Curry, State Transportation Improvement Pro- within 30 days of filing of said petition. and all Liability All pleadings/objections must be gram for Right-of-Way of Georgia De- & Wilco P.C. PROBATE COURT OF signed under oath before a notary pub- IN THE PROBATE COURT partment of Transportation Project PI th Attn: Lender Services This 7 day of April, 2015. LUMPKIN COUNTY lic or before a probate court clerk. If COUNTY OF LUMPKIN th #0010282; which is for the REDEVEL- One Alliance Center, 4 Floor any objections are filed, a hearing will STATE OF GEORGIA OPMENT ALONG DOWNTOWN 3500 Lenox Road Rita Harkins IN RE: PETITION OF KATHERYN L. be scheduled at a later date. If no ob- IN RE: ESTATE OF DAHLONEGA MAIN CORRIDOR. The Atlanta, GA 30326 Clerk of Superior Court HIGGINS FOR DISCHARGE AS EX- jections are filed, the petition may be RONALD SAILERS total Right-of-Way estimate is Our File #017237-002941 Lumpkin County, Georgia ECUTOR OF THE ESTATE OF JOHN granted without a hearing. ESTATE NO. 2015-26 $280,000. MICHAEL HIGGINS, JR., DE- 4C 04/08, 04/15, 04/22, 04/29/15 4P 04/15, 04/22, 04/29, 05/06/15 CEASED. Michael Chastain NOTICE Such notice is required by the MAP-21 Judge of the Probate Court federal transportation law. Comments TO: All and singular the heirs of said By: Shelley Wilson Norman Sailers has petitioned to be should be directed to Cindy Van Dyke, decedent, the beneficiaries under the Clerk of the Probate Court appointed Administrator(s) of the es- gpn12 State Planning Administrator, at One gpn16 will, and to whom it may concern: 325 Riley Road, Room 122 tate of Ronald Sailers, deceased, of Rogers Georgia Center, 600 West Peachtree Dahlonega, Georgia 30533 said County. (The Petitioner has also St. NW, Atlanta, Georgia 30308. This is to notify you to file objection, if 706-864-3847 FROM THE OFFICE OF THE applied for waiver of bond and/or grant NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING there is any, to the above referenced DISTRICT ATTORNEY of certain powers contained in 2C 04/22, 04/29/15 petition, in this Court on or before May 4C 04/22, 04/29, 05/06, 05/13/15 JEFFREY LANGLEY O.C.G.A. 53-12-261.) All interested Please take notice that the City of 4, 2015. gpn13 gpn18 parties are hereby notified to show DISTRICT ATTORNEY Dahlonegas Historic Preservation Scott Brown cause why said petition should not be Commission has received application BE NOTIFIED FURTHER: All objec- granted. All objections to the petition NOTICE OF SEIZURE OF (s) for Certificate of Appropriateness REQUEST FOR VARIANCE TO THE tions to the petition must be in writing, IN THE PROBATE COURT must be in writing, setting forth the PERSONAL PROPERTY which will be heard at called meeting ROAD REQUIREMENT OF setting forth the grounds of any such COUNTY OF LUMPKIN grounds of any such objections, and VALUED AT LESS THAN $25,000.00 on Wednesday, April 29, 2015 at 6:00 LUMPKIN COUNTY objections. All pleadings/objections STATE OF GEORGIA must be filed with the court on or be- p.m. The meeting will be held in must be singed before a notary public Pursuant to O.C.G.A. 16-13-49(n), any fore April 27, 015. All pleadings/objec- Ryan Scott is requesting a variance to Council Chambers located at City Hall, or before a probate court clerk. If any party claiming an interest in the follow- PETITION FOR LETTERS OF tions must be signed under oath before the road requirements to operate an 465 Riley Road, Dahlonega, Georgia. objections are filed, a hearing will be ing property is hereby notified that on ADMINISTRATION NOTICE a notary public or before a probate event venue located at 135 Ridge scheduled at a later date. I f no objec- the 6th day of March, 2015 said prop- ESTATE NO. 2015-27 court clerk. If any objections are filed, Gate Drive, located in the Agricultural Application submitted by Freddy tions are filed, the petition maybe be erty was seized by the undersigned a hearing will be scheduled at a later Preservation character area. This re- Welch/Smith House for approval granted without a hearing. agency in Lumpkin County, Georgia. Richard Jerry Brown has petitioned date. If no objections are filed, the pe- quest will be heard by the Lumpkin of Certificate of Appropriateness to be appointed Administrator of the tition may be granted without a hear- County Planning Commission on May for hardscape water features, pa- Michael A. Chastain Property Seized: estate of Johnny Lee Brown, de- ing. 11, 2015 at 6:00 pm in the second floor Probate Judge PROPERTY ONE: Six Hundred tio, retaining wall and replace ceased, of said County. The Petitioner board room of the County Administra- Dollars ($600) in United Sates cur- wooden fence with metal type. has also applied for waiver of bond Michael A. Chastain tion Building located at 99 Courthouse By: Shelley Wilson rency. Property address: 84 South and/or grant of certain powers con- Judge of the Probate Court Probate Clerk Hill. Please enter building through the Chestatee. Property is zoned tained in O.C.G.A. 53-12-261. All in- back door. CBD Central Business Historical. 325 Riley Road, Room 122 Conduct giving rise to said seizure: terested parties are hereby notified to By: Shelley Wilson Property ID. Tax Map D11-100. Dahlonega, Georgia 30533 Said property was found in the posses- show cause why said petition should Clerk of the Probate Court 2C 04/22, 04/29/2015 706-864-3847 sion of Jerry Darwyn Rogers, and not be granted. All objections to the 325 Riley Road, Room 122 1C 04/22/15 was found in close proximity to a quan- petition must be in writing, setting forth Dahlonega, Georgia 30533 4P 04/22/15 tity of Methamphetamine, prohibited gpn16 the grounds of any such objections, 706-864-9271 gpn18 and must be filed with the court on or substance, and said property was, di- gpn14 rectly or indirectly, used or intended for NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Bagwell before May 4, 2015. All pleadings/ob- 4P 04/01, 04/08, 04/15, 04/22/15 jections must be singed under oath be- use to facilitate the possession, pos- IN THE SUPERIOR COURT IN THE PROBATE COURT fore a notary public or before a probate session with intent to distribute, and/or OF LUMPKIN COUNTY Please take notice that the governing COUNTY OF LUMPKIN court clerk. If any objections are filed, distribution and sale of Metham- STATE OF GEORGIA body of the City of Dahlonega has re- phetamine, or was the proceeds of ceived application(s) which will be STATE OF GEORGIA a hearing will be scheduled at a later gpn18 date. If no objections are filed, the pe- said activity, in violation of the Georgia NOTICE FOR SERVICE heard by the Dahlonega Planning & Hood PETITION FOR LETTERS OF tition may be granted without a hear- Controlled Substances Act. Further, BY PUBLICATION Zoning Commission on Monday, May the said property was seized from the 11, 2015 at 6:00 p.m. and City Council ADMINISTRATION NOTICE ing. IN THE PROBATE COURT OF residence of Jerry Darwyn Rogers, at TAKE NOTICE THAT Mallory & and/or Zoning Board of Appeals on LUMPKIN COUNTY Mary Bagwell has petitioned to be ap- Michael A. Chastain the time of his arrest for Possession Evans Development, LLC filed an ac- Monday, June 1, 2015 at 6 p.m. Meet- NOTICE pointed Administrator of the estate of Judge of the Probate Court of Methamphetamine, said location tion against Charles Newton (C.N.) ings are held at City Hall in the Council For Discharge from Office and John Thomas Bagwell, Sr., deceased, being in Lumpkin County, Georgia. Fitts, his heirs and assigns. This ac- Chambers. all Liability of said County. The Petitioner has By: Shelley Wilson tion filed on March 3, 2015, is pending also applied for waiver of bond and/or Clerk of the Probate Court The owner(s) of said property is the the Superior Court of Lumpkin Application submitted by Delta PROBATE COURT OF LUMPKIN grant of certain powers contained in 325 Riley Road, Room 122 COUNTY (are) purported to be: County, Georgia, Civil Action File No. Beta Chapter of PI KAPPA PHI O.C.G.A. 53-12-261. All interested Dahlonega, GA 30533 RE: PETITION OF JEWELL HOOD, Jerry Darwyn Rogers 2015-CV-89-RG and was filed for the for Rezoning of 8.5 acres from B2 parties are hereby notified to show JIMMY HOOD, MARVIN HOOD AND 298 Azalea Rdg purpose of obtaining title to certain Highway Business to B2 Highway cause why said petition should not be 4C 04/08, 04/15, 04/22, 04/29/15 Dahlonega, Georgia 30533 mineral rights in property located in CHARLES HOOD FOR DISCHARGE Business and Conditional Ap- granted. All objections to the petition Land Lot 892, Lumpkin County, Geor- gpn18 AS ADMINISTRATORS OF THE ES- proval, if approved would allow must be in writing, setting forth the Any party claiming an interest in said gia. By Order of March 13, 2015, filed Grindle TATE OF IRENE HOOD, DECEASED. Lodging at 20 residents per build- grounds of any such objections and property is hereby further notified that on March 31, 2015, service is to be ing and remove existing 150ft. must be filed with the court on or be- TO: All and singular the heirs of said you must file any claim in accordance made by publication upon Charles Buffer and 100 ft. from setback. IN THE PROBATE COURT fore May 11, 2015. All pleadings/ob- decedent and to whom it may concern: with O.C.G.A. 16-13-49(n) within 30 Newton (C.N.) Fitts, his heirs and Tax Id: 061 Parcel 066. Location: COUNTY OF LUMPKIN jections must be signed under oath be- days of the second publication of this assigns, who are hereby directed to Auraria Road. STATE OF GEORGIA Notice of Seizure in The Dahlonega fore a notary public or before a probate This is to notify you to file objection, if file and serve an Answer upon the Application submitted by Delta Nugget, the legal organ and a newspa- court clerk. If any objections are filed, PETITION FOR LETTERS OF there is any, to the above referenced Plaintiff's attorney within sixty (60) Beta Chapter of PI KAPPA PHI per of general circulation in Lumpkin a hearing will be scheduled at a later ADMINISTRATION NOTICE petition, in this Court on or before May days of March 31, 2015. Plaintiff's at- for Variance of Ordinance 91-9 County by serving said claim to the un- date. If no objections are filed, the pe- 4, 2015. torney is Dana B. Miles of the law firm Section 2001 for reduction of from dersigned seizing agency and the Dis- tition may be granted without a hear- Jeremy Grindle has petitioned to be of Miles Hansford & Tallant, LLC, 202 setback to 20 ft. Section 703 in- trict Attorney by certified mail, return ing. appointed Administrator of the estate BE NOTIFIED FURTHER: All objec- Tribble Gap Road, Suite 200, Cum- crease building height to 45 ft. for receipt requested. of Grady Paul Grindle, deceased, of tions to the petition must be in writing, ming, Georgia 30040. It has been so construction of Lodge Housing. Michael A. Chastain said County. The Petitioner has also setting forth the grounds of any such ordered by Murphy Miller, Judge, Su- Acreage: 8.5 acres Zone: B2 This 31st day of March, 2015. Judge of the Probate Court applied for waiver of bond and/or objections. All pleadings/objections perior Court of Lumpkin County. Highway Business Tax Id.: 061 grand of certain powers contained in must be singed before a notary public Parcel 066. Location Auraria By: Shelley Wilson JEFFREY LANGLEY Signed: Rita Harkins O.C.G.A. 53-12-261. All interested or before a probate court clerk. If any Road. Clerk of the Probate Court District Attorney's Clerk, Superior Court of Lumpkin parties are hereby notified to show objections are filed, a hearing will be Application submitted by Coyote 325 Riley Road, Room 122 County cause why said petition should not be scheduled at a later date. If no objec- By: Kevin Mitchell Properties for Hardman/Fuller, Dahlonega, Georgia 30533 granted. All objections to the petition tions are filed, the petition may be Owners for Variance of Ordinance 706-864-3847 Assistant District Attorney 4P 04/08, 04/15, 04/22, 04/29/15 must be in writing, setting forth the granted without a hearing. Enotah Judicial Circuit 2008-4 Section 6.3, if approved grounds of any such objections, and Lumpkin County Courthouse would allow internally illuminated 4P 04/15, 04/22, 04/29, 05/06/15 must be filed with the court on or be- Michael Chastain 325 Riley Road signs and light band. Section 7.2 gpn18 fore May 18, 2015. All pleadings/ob- Probate Judge Dahlonega, Georgia 30533 gpn15 Size Limits, if approved would al- Bearden jections must be signed under oath be- By: Shelley Wilson Morlos low additional wall sign area. Tax fore a notary public on or before a pro- Probate Clerk SEIZING AGENCY: ID.: 062A Parcel 073 and Parcel IN THE PROBATE COURT bate court clerk. If any objections are 325 Riley Road, Room 122 Lumpkin County Sheriff's Office IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF 276. Location: Morrison Moore COUNTY OF LUMPKIN filed, a hearing will be scheduled at a Dahlonega, Georgia 30533 M. Keith LUMPKIN COUNTY PKWY West. STATE OF GEORGIA later date. If no objections are filed, 706-864-3847 385 E. Main Street STATE OF GEORGIA Application submitted by Michael PETITION FOR LETTERS OF the petition may be granted without a Dahlcontinuedonega, Geor ginexta 30533 column continuedNOTICE OF nextPETITI ONcolumn TO continuedJames for Va nextriance columnof Ordinance continuedADMINIS nextTRAT IOcolumnN hearcontinueding. next column 1C 04/22/15 (706) 864-0414 CHANGE NAME 91-9 Section 2001 for reduction of NOTICE front setback to 10 ft. to construct Michael A. Chastain 3C 04/08, 04/15, 04/22/15 Notice is hereby given that ALYCIA addition. Acreage: 0.13 acres Linda C. Bearden and Dana Brackett Judge of the Probate Court JADE MUNOZ, the undersigned, filed Zone: OI Office Institutional Tax have petitioned to be appointed Ad- a petition in the Superior Court of Id.: D08 Parcel 011. Location 450 ministrators of the estate of Jeffrey By: Shelley Wilson th Lumpkin County, Georgia, on the 7 West Main Street. Scott Bearden, deceased, of said Clerk of the Probate Court day of April 2015, praying for a change County. The Petitioners have also ap- 325 Riley Road, Room 122 Your hometownin the name of the petitioner from 1C 04/22/15 newsplied for wa iver ...of bond an d/orInformative, grant of Dahlonega, Georgia 30533 ALYCIA JADE MUNOZ TO ALYCIA certain powers contained in O.C.G.A. 706-864-3847 JADE MORLOS. 53-12-261. All interested parties are hereby notified to show cause why 4P 04/22, 04/29, 05/06, 05/16/15 Notice is hereby given pursuant to law said petition should not be granted. All to any interested or affected party to objections to the petition must be in entertaining...appear in said Court and to file objec- plus writing, setting forth the grounds of any tions to such name change. Objec- such objections, and must be filed with tions must be filed with said Court the court on o r before May 18, 2015. within 30 days of filing of said petition. All pleadings/objections must be signed under oath before a notary pub- This 7th day of April, 2015. lic or before a probate court clerk. If dogs prefer the tasteany obj ections are filed, a hearing will Rita Harkins be scheduled at a later date. If no ob- Clerk of Superior Court jections are filed, the petition may be Lumpkin County, Georgia granted without a hearing.

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