Rabun Beach Reopens Difﬁcult

Legacy of Legends: Tallulah Gorge ‘91 golfers Skywalk Celebration win state tickets discounted SEE PAGE C1 SEE PAGE A10 The Clayton Tribune n THURSDAY, June 4, 2015 theclaytontribune.com Vol. 118, No. 23 $1.00 Rabun Beach reopens difﬁcult. Detecting coliforms Excessive amounts of fecal coliform is relatively inexpensive and used as an indicator because of their known association with closes area for nearly two weeks other pathogens. Forest Service spokeswom- By Mat Payne Coliforms do not pose a dan- an Judy Toppins said water Staff Writer ger to people, according to the quality samples are taken at The swimming area at U.S. Environmental Protection the site once a week to test Rabun beach reopened yes- Agency. They can indicate the for contaminants. If two tests terday after the U.S. Forest presence of other disease-caus- show contamination levels of Service last month shut down ing bacteria, such as those fecal coliform greater than swimming and wading due associated with typhoid, dys- the allowed 200 colony form- to test results that indicated entery, hepatitis A and cholera. ing units per 100 milliliters of there was a presence of fecal Because those bacteria gen- water, Toppins said the service Megan Studdard/The Clayton Tribune coliform 25 times greater than erally do not live long outside closes the recreation area until A sign warns swimmers to stay out of the water at Rabun Beach on Thursday. what is generally considered the body of animals, detecting The U.S Forest Service closed the beach after fnding high levels of fecal coliform safe. their presence in water can be Please see BEACH, A11 bacteria in the area. The beach reopened Wednesday. Veterans convoy on Highway 441 coming Saturday

Staff Reports Rabun County veterans will have the opportunity to line up in formation one more time Saturday as they are the special passengers in an Honor Our Veterans convoy. The event is to pay tribute to men and women who have worn the uniform of the United States armed forces and timed to coincide with the 71st anniversary of D-Day, June 6, 1944. On that day, Allied troops stormed the deadly beaches of Normandy, France, as the vanguard of an invasion force that would months later help end World War II in Europe. Participating veterans on Saturday will encounter appreciation from residents waving flags rather than bullets from the enemy as their convoy winds through Rabun County. The exact number of veterans expected for Saturday is not yet known, but orga- nizers are encouraging all to participate. World War II veterans are especially asked to join the convoy, as time and age continue to thin their ranks. Veterans who wish to join the convoy should gather at Terrora Park in Tallulah Falls before 9 a.m. Saturday, where they will be lined up in vehicles. After leaving Tallulah Falls at about 10 a.m., the convoy will travel up Highway 441 to Highway 246 in Dillard, then turn right on Kelly’s Creek Road before ending at the Rabun Business Park for refreshments and reminisc- ing. Classic cars are still needed to use for driving Mat Payne/The Clayton Tribune the 11 expected World War II vets. If interested, Members of the Rabun County High School Class of 2015 throw their caps in celebration as they are declared graduates Friday night at Frank call Cissy Henry at Clayton City Hall, 706-782- Snyder Stadium. 4512 or 706-982-4000, or Doug Wayne at 706-782- 2152. Those veterans who are able should register Rabun County HigH SCHool in advance so that the vehicle in which they are riding can be identified by the branch of service in which the veteran served. Katheryn Gran- berg, who brainstormed the event with Tammy Whitmire, said veterans can call her at 706-782- 1938 to register or for more information. “We really want the community to turn out to honor, thank, wave a flag or sign, etc., along 441 CLASS OF 2015 GRADUATES to show these heroes how much we appreciate By Mat Payne See more graduation photos of the Wildcat Nation, graduates their sacrifices for our freedoms,” Granberg Staff Writer filed onto the field from the east wrote in an email. “You’ll want to be on the pas- he ranks of Rabun PAGE B1 stairwell and paused for a moment senger side of the road for the best interaction County High School to touch the Wildcat Rock one last with the vets.” alumni swelled Friday 159-member Class of 2015 graduates time as the sun set on their high Flags for waving are available from Emma night when Principal at Frank Snyder Stadium. Chastain of Woodmen of the World, 706-490-4122, T Joi Woods declared the Dressed in the red and white Please see CLASS, A11 and at Wild Bill’s Army-Navy store in Wiley. 3 sections, 24 pages INDEX WEATHER

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He said a group of teachers at RCHS prays Michael Leonard a message from God to the Class [email protected] of 2015. for students every Monday Lawrence spoke to a crowd morning. He also pointed to the of around 200 May 27 at the sacrifice many parents in the Accounting annual baccalaureate service. audience made to get their child Heidi Cook He shared the gospel and gave to graduation. [email protected] advice for graduates to carry “You don’t see the nights that into their futures. Among his your parents are lying in bed, Customer Service many life lessons were “make for some of you, wondering how Jeri McCall good decisions” and “don’t let they’re going to pay graduation [email protected] mistakes define you.” fees or how they’re going to buy “Your life is a blank book. You a new suit or a new dress,” he ADVERTISING get to color in the pages. You said. get to write your own story,” Lawrence ended his speech Sales Associate he said. “I encourage you to do with motivation for the Class of Debbie Martin something with your life.” 2015. Megan Studdard/The Clayton Tribune [email protected] Lawrence told attendees he “If God be for us, who can be The Rev. Avery Lawrence, also a math teacher at Rabun County High School, speaks to left his thriving construction against us?” he said. “You’ve the graduating class at a baccalaureate service May 27 at Liberty Baptist Church. Sales Associate business when God called him got a big, bright future ahead of Becky Berliner to teach. He’s been a math you. I encourage you to paint a performance of “See You Again” “Joyful, Joyful,” “Some Nights” [email protected] instructor at RCHS for the past pretty picture.” by Wiz Khalifa. Senior members and “Omnia Sol.” Duncan four years. After describing how The RCHS Chorus and Encore sang the modern hit while Tay- Wheeler gave the invocation and n God worked in his life, he urged groups sang several songs at lor Beck played the box drum. Ross Lunsford concluded with To place a display or graduates to seek the Son of the service, highlighted by a The musicians also performed the benediction. classifed advertisement, call 782-3312. Graphic Design DA named to state medical cannabis committee [email protected] NEWSROOM By Klark Byrd tetrahydrocannabinol Permanently serving “The thing about low cigarette. News Editor cannabis oil for people on the 17-person commit- THC cannabis oil that Deal spokeswoman Jen News Editor Already a member of living with certain medi- tee are the commission- gets lost on some people is Talaber said Monday in Klark Byrd the Georgia Board of cal conditions. er of public health, the that it’s just that,” Rick- an email the governor is [email protected] Public Safety, Mountain “The issue is what director of the Georgia man confident Rickman and lines to draw and where Bureau of Investigation, said. Judicial Circuit District the commission’s mem- to draw them,” he said. the director of the Geor- “The News Attorney Brian Rickman bers are highly qualified Signed by Deal on gia Drugs and Narcotics canna- Mat Payne is no stranger to serving and capable of carrying April 16, House Bill 1, Agency, the commission- bis oil [email protected] the state at the request of out the work the com- also known as Haleigh’s er of agriculture, the that Gov. Nathan Deal. Now, mission has been tasked Hope Act, opened med- chairperson of the Geor- chil- News Rickman joins 10 other with. ical cannabis oil as gia Composite Medical dren Megan Studdard appointees to serve as Rickman has served treatment to patients of Board and the governor’s with as the Mountain Judicial [email protected] introductory members of eight specific conditions, executive counsel. seizure the Georgia Commission Circuit district attorney including seizure disor- The remaining 11 po- disor- since Jan. 2, 2008. He is a n To submit a news item for on Medical Cannabis. ders, cancer, sickle cell sitions appointed by the ders publication, please call 706- Regarding his ser- member of the Prosecut- anemia, amyotrophic governor include state RICKMAN use is ing Attorneys’ Council 782-3312, drop items of at vice on the committee, lateral sclerosis, mul- senators, state repre- ex- Rickman said he keeps of Georgia. According 120 North Main St., Clayton, tiple sclerosis, Crohn’s sentatives, doctors, a tremely to a profile on his ap- fax items to 706-782-4230 in mind the importance disease, mitochondrial pharmacist, a sheriff and low THC. A lot of people pointment to the medical or e-mail to: thetribune@ of balancing individual disease and Parkinson’s a police chief. HB 1 also like to phrase the issue as cannabis commission, theclaytontribune.com. health needs with public disease. requires a prosecuting medical marijuana, but Rickman has previous- n It is our policy to correct all safety. The bill also created attorney to serve on the that’s really not what it is ly taught as an adjunct errors of fact that appear in “I don’t go into it with a commission charged commission. Rickman fit because the kids are not professor and currently news columns. If you any preconceived agen- with establishing “com- the bill. just taking marijuana. da, other than to keep an prehensive recommen- The prosecuting attor- It’s very low THC.” serves on the board of are aware of an error, please open mind and to make dations regarding the ney said the commission THC is the chemical trustees at Piedmont contact News Editor Klark sure that public safety is potential regulation of is discussing the issue of found in marijuana College. Byrd at 706-782-3312. at the forefront,” he said. medical cannabis” and low-level THC cannabis responsible for the drug’s The district attorney evaluating and consider- oil production, which is psychological effects, said there was no sig- ing “the best practices, not produced in state at Rickman said, adding La Cabaña nificant disagreement experiences, and results this time. 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With many successful ventures to his name, the Atlanta Business Chronicle Management says reported that sources close to him de- fined Zohouri as “the poster child for the lax lending standards and cheap Zohouri ‘a visionary’ credit of the now imploding housing boom.” By Mat Payne Though consultant Zohouri gar- Staff Writer nered negative attention in the past, A consultant for the new owners of management at the Kingwood resort Kingwood Country Club & Resort has is confident that its new owners will a business history rife with high-pro- bring about a financial upswing. file financial failings. “I mean, some of the stuff that’s on The Georgia Secretary of State’s (his history) was during the down- office lists Farbod “Fred” Zohouri, a times when everybody took a hit, but consultant for Kingwood Internation- he is a visionary,” Nasser said. al Resort LLC, as being involved with “He’s one of those that thinks out- 60 different companies, many of which side the box. He’s very good at taking have dissolved amid foreclosure. business or operations that are failing Mat Payne/The Clayton Tribune Kingwood General Manager Rich- and turning them around by coming Members of the Peters family pose amid the items set to be auctioned of Saturday at Golden Memories ard Nasser said he had known Zohouri up with new and different ideas that to auction. From left are Oliver Radford, Joanna Peters Radford, Joel Peters, Greg Peters, Jennifer Peters for about 20 years and he believes in some people may be unorthodox.” and Stella Radford. the consultant’s abilities to better Since Kingwood International Kingwood. Resort LLC took over April 30, Nasser “Fred is a visionary,” Nasser said. said the company had already begun According to an article in the March to pump money into the business for 25 years of Golden Memories 3, 2008, edition of the Atlanta Busi- improvements. He added the owners ness Chronicle, Zohouri had also been were involved in the day-to-day opera- By Mat Payne Peters said took place in and against his initial under FDIC investigation regarding tion of the business. Staff Writer a tent in the parking lot judgement, three of the a mortgage fraud after he borrowed “They have already spent quite a bit of Amrine’s Equipment & five decided to take up the hundreds of millions of dollars from of money paving roads and clearing In 1990, Greg Peters banks across the country. lots,” Nasser said. “They’re pumping knew he needed to Rental. family business. “That’s where we “They are the future,” A small residential and commercial new blood into the place and it’s exact- change careers if he developer in the beginning, Zohouri ly what Kingwood needed.” started — with a tent Peters said. “The biggest wanted to be able to sup- is reported to have built his business Numerous attempts to contact Zo- and a promise that if we challenge is if Dad learns port his family. from the ashes of the savings and loan houri during the past several weeks worked hard, we could not to interfere. If busi- His last gig saw him crisis of the late 1980s and early ’90s. were unsuccessful. save a nonprofit from tax probably do it,” Peters ness has surged forward troubles through steady, said. “We didn’t know it’s because of them and honest negotiations and we would make it all Larry Tyler, the chief by the time the dust set- the time and that’s how financial officer.” tled he knew he needed independent business is. Joanna Peters Radford, PUBLIC MEETINGS to be his own boss. A You don’t always have a Jennifer Peters and Joel lifelong lover of antiques safety net.” Peters now oversee many This Week with the gift of gab, Pe- Understanding there of the operations at the ters melded his skills and was an inherent finan- auction house, with Joel l Tiger City Council, meeting at the Rabun cil, 4 p.m. Tuesday, reg- opened Golden Memories cial risk in owning and being the company’s pri- 6 p.m. Monday, regular Business Park. ular meeting at Dillard Auction. operating an auction mary auctioneer. meeting at Tiger Town l Clayton City Coun- City Hall. This Saturday, Peters’ company, Peters said he “It’s very hard to tell Hall. cil, work session, 2:30 l Mountain City company will hold its opened the business as a the difference between l Rabun County Wa- p.m., Tuesday at Clayton Council canceled its 25th anniversary auction way to support his family Joel and my dad (when ter and Sewer Authority, Municipal Complex. meeting, which was to with items the longtime but hoped his children doing the auctioneers 10 a.m. Tuesday, regular l Dillard City Coun- be Tuesday at City Hall. auctioneer believes would not follow in his banter) if you’re not fitting for the occasion. footsteps. looking at them,” Joanna Peters highlighted the “I never wanted my said. “They sound a lot presence of furniture that filled Trout Run, kids to work here,” Peters alike.” a wooded retreat cen- said. “I thought this is a With three of the five We Believe in Rabun ter used by Presidents tough life. I would hope members of the family Herbert Hoover, Dwight they chose something actively involved with Eisenhower and Franklin else.” the business, Joanna and The Clayton Tribune Roosevelt. Like many small busi- Jennifer said they think Peters said other items nesses, Peters said his the business will remain up for sale include Civil children grew up work- in the family after their War era artifacts such ing at the auction house father retires. as Union logbooks and Patti, BarBara & Joe scales as well as weap- To Our Customers at Ishy’s Grill. ons such as pistols and swords. Other notable We would like to apologize for the inconvenience are Pleased items include vintage of the credit card fraud that happened in May. firearms such as a Win- to announce!!! chester Yellow Boy and We have taken great Measures to protect our multiple pieces of folk art. Customers at Ishy’s Grill. Tank you. Though Peters predicts Hours: to bring in more $150,000, the company was not Mon - Tues. - Sun. always so profitable. 11 a.m. - 4 p.m. The 50,000-square-foot Closed Wednesdays warehouse in Mountain Thurs. - Fri. - Sat. City that now houses 11 a.m. - 9 a.m. Golden Memories is a far cry from the auction’s 36C Stave Mill St. Clayton, GA 30525 t 706-782-2303 first iteration, which

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At one ■ point there was a lawsuit between Clayton and t is no secret Tiger, a second dispute between Clayton and “Ithat the place- Rabun County Schools, and the big one, County ment of infrastruc- Commission’s decision to ture is essential to withhold SPLOST dollars from Clayton and ensuing locating industry, legal action between the two entities. businessess and to a Local wags posed the parlor game question of lesser extent, hosu- whether Rabun County ing in an area.” housed enough lawyers to handle all the suits, ■ countersuits, letters and Happiness comes from this contracts spinning off the water and sewer disputes. It was an embarrassing, growth-sti- here was a short news- u collected momentos I found the fling mess. paper clipping taped to newspaper clipping. Though It is no secret that the placement of infrastructure is essential T the inside of a kitchen faded a soft brown beneath to locating industry, businesses and to a lesser extent, housing cabinet door in the house the tape that had been used to in an area. Water and sewer team with power and broadband where I grew up. I think about attach it to the cabinet door so service as necessary components of that infrastructure pack- it these days. many years earlier, the filler’s age. I looked at it all the time as words were still clear. Legal decisions that went against Clayton and changes in a boy, but it was much later That small clipping is now leadership and negotiation styles combined to help create a when I really saw it. It was one Michael put away for safekeeping with resolution to the Clayton and Rabun County fight. Now the of those pithy fillers newspa- Leonard a number of other precious Clayton-Rabun County Water and Sewer Authority will cease pers once used to plug a hole Publisher things from this life. I read the to exist with a simple signature June 9. In its place will be the in the copy, and its spot on the words and feel filled up. Rabun County Water and Sewer Authority, created in 2013 support arm of the door was u In my workshop area there with a board containing representation from Clayton and each almost inconspicuous. Almost. rests the workbench Dad built Rabun County municipality. In reality it was overwhelm- The words of that newspaper for himself and worked with as Clayton has taken its share of criticism during these protract- filler could have been used to ingly dominant. a carpenter. I use it on projects ed troubles, but it was never the sole reason for the troubles or describe my family in those A word about how this clip- occasionally now, hoping to only instigator of acrimony. It should also be pointed out that boyhood days. We had all we ping looked before you read channel his skill into my often for 20 years the city carried the ball on water and sewer. needed of life’s material neces- the words. It was my mother inadequate hands. Sam Beck, chairman of the old and new authorities, recalled sities and more than enough who taped it there. The news- Sometimes I’ll lift the ham- at the time the Clayton-Rabun County panel was formed water love. paper was not ripped or care- mer he used to drive thou- was so scarce it could only be provided to one section of the city fully torn. Nor was it snipped Dad and Mom moved after sands of nails, wrapping my at a time. Bruce Russell Sr., attorney for the old authority, right- with straight scissors. Rather, their wedding from the area fingers around the handle he ly credits the original members for doing what was necessary to Mom had taken her pinking where they grew up, a place grasped with that muscular obtain funding and construct the current system. shears and very precisely cut of limited opportunity, to the left hand. A nod of thanks goes to that group and those who came after around the perimeter to make greater Washington, D.C., them, including staff members that have kept the system up a sharp and artful criss-cross area, with limitless oppor- The handle wears a stain of and going. It is not an easy job and too often taken for granted. cut. tunity. Dad found work as a discoloration from his body Let’s now allow bygones be just that and move forward to serve The statement was simple: carpenter and before long was oil and sweat. Dad died very Clayton and Rabun County. Happiness comes not from a foreman and then general young in 1988. I like to know I having much to live on, but superintendent. am in a small way next to him much to live for. Mom was home with my as I hold his hammer and his What do we live for? Our sister, brother and me. We had decades-old body oil touches The Clayton Tribune faith, surely. Our spouses, a three bedroom ranch house mine. we’d better. Families, yes, and with a basement. There was a Sometimes having much friends. To enjoy the beauty garden at the rear of the back to live on and live for can be theclaytontribune.com of nature, particularly here yard and a big locust tree. One memories. Those are what I in this land of green hills, year the ground all around am celebrating in this season Michael Leonard Published: On Thursdays at 120 North Main St., clear lakes and swift rivers is that locust tree became pocked when we honor mothers, as we with holes from which crawled did on May 10, and as we will Publisher P.O. Box 425, Clayton, GA 30525 enough for some. Telephone: voice, 706-782-3312; Or are we more concerned 17-year locusts, or cicadas. honor fathers June 21. Klark Byrd fax, 706-782-4230 about having much to live on? We didn’t eat the locusts, as News Editor E-mail: [email protected] How easy it is to become con- did John the Baptist, but the Michael Leonard is the pub- sumed with having, achiev- experience was part of our lisher of The Clayton Tribune. ing and getting always more. lives, our much to live on. He can be reached at 706-782- OUR MISSION More, to the detriment of who, Mom died suddenly April 25. 3312 or emailed at mleonard@ The Clayton Tribune is published with pride for the people of Rabun and adjoining and what? Going through her papers and theclaytontribune.com. counties by Community Newspapers, Inc., P.O. Box 792, Athens, GA 30603. 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t some point between u help pay for that coverage. now and June 30, the “Those losing coverage A Supreme Court will under a decision for the plain- hand down a decision that tiffs in King v. Burwell would could be disastrous for nearly include many people losing half a million Georgia resi- private coverage who did not dents. receive tax credits as well as The high court is sched- those who were eligible for tax uled to rule on a lawsuit Tom credits that partially subsi- challenging a key portion of Crawford dized their premiums,” accord- the Affordable Care Act, tax columnist ing to an analysis conducted credits provided by the federal by the Urban Institute and the government that make it pos- u Robert Wood Johnson Founda- sible for consumers to afford tion. when it was adopted by Con- health care coverage obtained The Urban Institute esti- gress in 2010: “established by through Georgia’s health in- mates that 435,000 Georgians the state” surance exchange. would lose health coverage If the high court rules The law states that the if the Supreme Court ruled against the government in the federal subsidies for coverage against the federal government. case of King v. Burwell, then will be paid through health Custer says the total could the tax credits that help pay insurance exchanges that are the premiums for Obamacare “established by the state.” be even higher — in the range coverage will be terminated. The plaintiffs who filed the of 500,000 — because the loss of Deal and the legislators have have resisted. We have not ex- Without the federal subsi- King v. Burwell lawsuit argue so many enrollees would force also rejected another major panded Medicaid, as you know, dies, it is estimated that some- that this phrase means sub- the insurance companies par- aspect of the health care act: despite all the pressure on us where between 400,000 and sidies cannot legally be paid ticipating in the ACA exchange the expansion of Medicaid from the media and others.” 500,000 Georgians would have in the states, which include to recalculate their premiums. coverage to more low-income It is impossible to predict to relinquish their coverage Georgia, that declined to oper- The revised premiums would families. with any degree of accuracy because they no longer could ate the exchange and turned be increased significantly, Georgia is passing up more how the Supreme Court will afford the premiums. They over the responsibility to the making coverage unaffordable than $3 billion a year in fed- ultimately decide this issue. will lose their access to medi- federal government. for even more people. eral funds that would other- The justices might rule with cal care, which could be fatal It is highly possible that the “Not only will you lose your wise be paid to doctors and the government and keep the for someone with a serious Supreme Court will rule the subsidies, you’ll be paying hospitals that treat Medicaid tax credits in place. illness like cancer. phrasing of the law makes higher rates as well,” Custer patients. The money would If the court rules the other “The price of coverage will those subsidies illegal in this said. “If it’s not a death spiral, enable nearly 400,000 more way, it’s going to make life a lot go up,” said Bill Custer, the di- and other states. it’s surely going to be a big people to get coverage and more difficult for hundreds of rector of the Center for Health More than 541,000 people price increase.” provide much-needed cash for thousands of Georgians. Services Research at Georgia have signed up for health If the Supreme Court strikes financially ailing hospitals in State University. “There are a coverage through Georgia’s in- down the tax credits, it would rural areas. Tom Crawford is editor of half million people or more in surance exchange, an increase be a major political victory for Deal’s opposition to Medicaid The Georgia Report, an internet Georgia who are going to be of more than 200,000 people Gov. Nathan Deal and legisla- expansion has not diminished, news service at gareport.com affected.” from last year’s total of 316,000. tive Republicans, who oppose however. that reports on state govern- The situation has come about About 89 percent of the enroll- Obamacare and have tried to At the Republican Party’s ment and politics. He can be because of a four-word phrase ees — 480,000 people — are halt the program’s implemen- state convention last month, reached at tcrawford@gareport. included in the text of the ACA receiving federal tax credits to tation here. Deal boasted in a speech: “We com.

governments, politicians and un- regulated appointees have made it LETTERS easier to steal than work. Steps to promote family harmony n CONTINUED FROM PAGE A4 WES ALEXANDER iblings do not always u policy on you or you and Rabun Gap receive equal shares your spouse’s life. When Elected federal politicians and of a parent’s estate. you and/or your spouse die, federal appointees swear to uphold S Sometimes the inequality is the life insurance company our Constitution. Most believe Congratulations intentional and sometimes will pay the death benefit to they do. Most believe they’re it is accidental. Regardless your other children tax- honest and patriotic. Politicians on state appointment of how it happens, it can free. and appointees wielding misinter- On behalf of the State Bar of cause arguments among the You also need to make it preted constitutional power are Georgia, I would like to offer con- children. However, there Leonard clear that it is your decision more dangerous the more honest gratulations to Mountain Judicial are some steps parents Baer and not the influence of the and patriotic they think they Circuit District Attorney Brian M. can take to promote family columnist favored child. If your chil- are. The U.S. Constitution has no Rickman on his appointment by dren are unhappy with how provisions for charity, fraternal harmony. u Gov. Nathan Deal to serve on the If you intend to leave much they have received, priority, favoritism or religious newly formed Georgia Commis- they might try to challenge doctrine. Despite this, legislators your children equal shares might intend to leave one sion on Medical Cannabis. your will. routinely subsidize favored chari- of your estate, don’t forget child a different share of All Georgians will benefit from One of the most effec- ties and businesses. to consider any money or your estate than your other District Attorney Rickman’s tive ways of preventing a You can see what a wide door property held jointly with children. For example, service on the commission, which a child. Property in a joint you might want to reward challenge to your will is to this opens for fraud, corruption include a no-contest clause under a newly enacted law is account passes outside of a caregiver child or you and favoritism on the one hand, in the will. charged with establishing compre- your estate. If you add a might feel that a child with and for robbing the people on the This will only work if you hensive recommendations regard- caregiver child to one of a disability needs a bigger other. The more favoritism grant- are willing to leave some- ing regulation of cannabis oil for your bank accounts out of ed, the more demanded. Inch by share. thing of value to the poten- the treatment of Georgia patients convenience, the account inch we keep expanding fraternal If you do decide to favor tially disgruntled family and social agendas, creating more with certain medical conditions. will pass to that child alone one child over another, you The commission will also conduct member. conflict and more demand for when you die. should explain in detail A no-contest clause a review of the conditions, needs, restitution. The vicious circle gets This is true for any prop- your reasoning in your provides that if an heir issues and problems related to bigger. erty held in joint tenancy or estate planning document. challenges the will and So you see, when Congress medical cannabis and recommend any property in a POD (Pay This might help your loses, then he or she will get begins to stretch its power beyond actions or proposed legislation it on Death) account. If you children understand your nothing. constitutional limits, there’s no deems necessary or appropriate. don’t intend for that child decision. You must leave the heir stopping it. There is no securi- District Attorney Rickman’s to receive a bigger share of What about if you cannot enough, so that a challenge ty for you and me. Each of us is acceptance of this appointment your estate, you can add a afford to equalize after you is not worth the risk of los- reduced to self-centered lobbying is evidence of his dedication to provision in estate planning die? The solution is to use ing the inheritance. with the goal being to use the law serving the public and the justice documents stating that any someone else’s funds. Who to take property that does not be- system. We wish him well in this property passing through would that someone be? The Leonard Baer is licensed long to us. Each generation of pol- new capacity of statewide leader- joint tenancy to a benefi- life insurance company. in the states of Georgia, iticians and appointees acts with ship. ciary will be treated as an Here is how that works: North Carolina, Florida, perceived honesty and patriotism. advancement of that benefi- You give money to your New York, and the District of There’s no mystery to political PATRISE M. PERKINS-HOOKER ciary’s share. other children so they Columbia. Visit him on the frustration and chaos. Powerful President, State Bar of Georgia On the other hand, you can take out an insurance web at www.legalbaer.com. RABUN COUNTY SCHOOLS 120 Days same as Cash • your CreDit is always gooD! July 1, 2015 - June 30, 2016 GENERAL FUND BUDGET

Estimated Revenues: ...... 2015-2016 State QBE ...... 6,368,167.00 Ad Valorem Tax ...... 14,822,259.00 Title Ad Valorem Tax ...... 575,000.00 Sales Tax ...... 3,125,000.00 7 pc. Living Room Special Interest ...... 5,000.00 Other Local Revenue ...... 230,000.00

Rev in lieu of taxes ...... 105,000.00 with a Sale of Fixed Assets ...... 25,000.00 Medicaid Reimbursement ...... 50,000.00 Grants ...... 108,108.00 Total Estimated Revenues ...... 25,413,534.00

Estimated Expenditures: Instruction ...... 17,308,840.00 Pupil Services ...... 661,377.00 Improvement of Instructional Ser ...... 554,179.00 Educational Media ...... 343,177.00 FREE General Administration ...... 299,081.00 42” HD Big Screen School Administration ...... 1,653,194.00 Support Service Business ...... 397,092.00 Maintenance & Operation ...... 2,445,762.00 Student Transportation ...... 1,355,221.00 Washer & Dryer Pair Laptop computers Central Support Services ...... 36,982.00 Beat the Heat! Other Support Services ...... 170,000.00 School Nutrition ...... 188,629.00 Heavy starting Total Estimated Expenditures ...... 25,413,534.00 Duty as low as The budget will be considered for final adoption $ $ by the Rabun County Board of Education 69 49 at 5:30 P.M., June 18, 2015, per mo. per mo. in the conference room, Rabun County Administrative Building, Tiger, Georgia. Kmart Center, Franklin, NC • 524-7744 A6 June 4, 2015 OBITUARIES The Clayton Tribune OBITUARIES Catherine ‘Cathy’ Ridgecrest Hospital as mother, of Danielsville, Cemetery in Royston, of Fred Martin and Alene online memorial register a nurse for 28 years. passed away Friday, May with the Rev. Jeremy Dawkins Martin. In book is available at www. Pritchett Gihl After her retirement, she 29, 2015. Duggins officiating. addition to his parents, beckfuneralhome.com. Catherine “Cathy” enjoyed spending time Mary was born in The family received he was preceded in death The Clayton Tribune, June 4, 2015 Pritchett Gihl, of Rabun with her family. She was Royston on Aug. 15, 1948, friends at Pruitt Funeral by one brother, Kenneth Gap, lost her long fight a devoted mother and and was the daughter of Home from noon-2:30 Martin. Death Notices with cancer and passed grandmother and will be the late Hoke Booth and p.m. Monday afternoon. He is survived by his away peacefully at her deeply missed. the late Emma Sue Gor- The family was at the loving wife of 60 years, home Wednesday, May Memorial gifts may be don Booth. She attended home. Betty Sue Bettis Martin; l Betty Ann Watts 27, 2015. made to the Sid Weber Young Harris College Flowers are optional. one son, Dennie (Kelly) Moore, 70, of Clayton, She was born Nov. 2, Memorial Cancer Fund and was a graduate of Memorials may be made Martin of Toccoa; two died Wednesday, May 27, 1937, in St. Louis, Mis- at P.O. Box 485 in Rabun the University of Geor- to the St. Jude Children’s daughters, Cindi (Calvin) 2015, at Mountain Lakes souri, the daughter of Gap, Georgia, 30568, in gia. She was a teacher, Research Hospital at 262 Webb of Rabun Gap, and Medical Center. Funeral the late Charles and memory of Cathy Gihl. having retired from the Danny Thomas Place, Felicia (Gary) Cielaszyk services were held Fri- Dorothy Pritchett. In A memorial service Madison County Board Memphis, Tennessee, of Watkinsville; six day, May 29, 2015, at the addition to her parents, will be held at Beck Fu- of Education. 38105, or the charity of brothers, Stanley, Butch, chapel of Hunter Funeral Cathy was preceded in neral Home on Tuesday, Survivors include her one’s choice. Phil, Dennis, David, and Home. Burial followed in death by her husband June 16, 2015, from 2-3 husband, George W. Online condolences Wendell Martin; and two Wesley Chapel Methodist Jack T. Gihl, her brother p.m., with the Reverend Elrod of Danielsville; may be made to the sisters, Fredda Mar- Cemetery, Rabun Gap. Robert Pritchett and her Chuck Stutsman offici- daughters and son-in- family by visiting www. tin and Anne Gregory. sister Shirley Mifflin of ating. law, Leanna Elrod of pruittfhroyston.com. Also surviving are 13 l Carolyn Virginia Duquoin, Illinois. Beck Funeral Home, Lakemont and Claire El- Pruitt Funeral Home grandchildren and eight Darby Medlin, 73, of She is survived by in Clayton, is in charge rod and husband, Jeremy in Royston was in charge great-grandchildren. Clayton, died Wednesday, her three sons and their of the arrangements. An Miller of Colbert; and her of arrangements. Mr. Martin was a sales May 27, 2015. A memorial families; Nick Gihl of online memorial register greatest joy, her grand- The Clayton Tribune, June 4, 2015 clerk for Reeves Hard- service was held Satur- Elmhurst, Illinois, and book is available at www. son, Hayes Connelly ware and Building Sup- day, May 30, 2015, at the his wife Julie, and their beckfuneralhome.com. Miller; sisters, Norma B. ply and was a member chapel at Sky Valley. daughters Calie, Emma The Clayton Tribune, June 4, 2015 Gagliano of Tyler, Texas, Ronald W. Martin of Clayton First United and Lillie and son, Linda B. Timmerman Ronald Wayne Martin, Methodist Church. l Graveside services Jackson; Phillip Gihl of Mary S. Booth of Florida, and Carol F. 81, of Clayton, passed A memorial service for Dr. Tom Baird, 82, of Springfield, Illinois; and Booth of Royston. away at Habersham Med- will be held at a later Clarkesville, were held Gene Gihl of Tiger and Elrod Graveside services for ical Center Friday, May date. Monday, June 1, 2015, at his wife Tracy and their Mrs. Mary Stewart Mrs. Elrod were held 29, 2015. Beck Funeral Home, 2 p.m. from the Chapel daughter Jordan. Booth Elrod, 66, beloved at 3 p.m. Monday, June He was born in Rabun in Clayton, is in charge Christian Church ceme- Cathy worked for wife, mother and grand- 1, 2015, at the Rose Hill County, and was the son of the arrangements. An tery. Rabun County Extension agency to hold small farm business classes By Mat Payne The first class has yet oping business plans, but licenses, certifications, Staff Writer to be scheduled, but Ar- we’re going to hopefully regulations, financial The University of Geor- rington said it would take bring produce into the resources and record unemployment food hub as well.” keeping. gia Extension and the place in July or August. Food Bank of Northeast Farmers should expect In October, the exten- T.J. Smith, food hub sion will partner with manager, said the classes Georgia will be offering a to get a crash course AgSouth to teach a class would help 10 farmers series of classes to small in the fundamentals of rate takes a dive on Farm Service Agency each year for the next and hopeful farmers in financial dealings includ- programs, credit, loans, three years. By Klark Byrd 290,621 as 720 fell from the coming months to en- ing record keeping, li- News Editor the unemployment rolls. courage and support local censing and certification The unemployment The shift dropped the growers. as well as food safety and rate in Rabun County region’s unemployment Extension Agent Amber risk management. LOCAL AUTHOR AND PAWS 4 LIFE fell for the second con- rate from March by 0.2 Arrington said the class- “We will also help them UuÕÙÊuèĀĝ4ÙµĝøÕĝuÕĝ ®uèÕ¼µĝ Õèĝ&u®®ĝþĝÊ¼´ĝóóu´ĝĖĝóÇ´ secutive month in April percent. April’s num- es will focus on helping identify a mission, vision to its lowest level since bers were a big improve- farmers learn the busi- and goals, and assess FREE FREE November 2008 as sea- ment year over year ness side of the industry. farm history and capac- sonal hiring picked up. as 4,732 more residents “Our target demo- ity,” Arrington wrote in The latest data avail- were employed and 2,250 graphic will be those who an email. able from the Georgia fewer were collecting have started farming or The program is funded Department of Labor unemployment insur- want to begin farming,” through a grant obtained show that in April 100 ance than in April 2014. Arrington said. “Basical- by the food bank for the more residents reported In his press release, ly, they’re in the begin- food hub program that is being employed than Butler noted that the ning stages of developing set to start soon in Rabun Dog The Surrogate in March, bumping the number of initial claims a business model. They County. The Three Legged Cat And The Miracle Kitten number of working resi- for unemployment may have just acquired “These business (class- And The House Fire LARRY V. JOHNSON, dents to 5,964. Thirty-six insurance declined in a piece of land and aren’t es) are part of a grant,” LOCAL AUTHOR fewer reported being the region by 407, or 25.8 sure what to do with it. Arrington said. “The unemployed and initial percent. They might want to start hopes are that not only Larry will be working with Paws 4 Life and giving away FREE autographed claims for unemploy- farming but they’re not are we going to get more books to the first 20 individuals or families who will adopt one or more pets. ment insurance were Please see RATE, A11 sure how to get into it.” people farming and devel- down 11, or 29.7 percent, from the month prior. April’s unemployment rate dove to 6.9 percent 25th Anniversary from March’s 7.6 percent. The improvement propelled Rabun County Auction at Golden out of sole possession of last place and into a 12th-place tie with Memories Auction in Towns County for the worst unemployment rate in the 13-county Mountain City, GA Georgia Mountains Region. Also coming Saturday, June 6th - 4:30 PM in near bottom were Stephens County at 6.5 Featuring over 50 pcs. Of rustic accessories and percent and Franklin furniture, some signed Old Hickory, and a Fabulous County at 6.3 percent. Forsyth, Dawson and selection of civil war & cowboy guns including Win- Lumpkin were the top 3 chester model 94 .32WS, Winchester model 1866 le- counties, with rates of ver action with 24” special order barrel, Winchester 4.4, 5.0 and 5.1 percent, 1892 .32WCF June 11, 1919, Winchester 1873 2nd respectively. Boasting an overall model, Huntindon county percussion rife, Rog- unemployment rate of ers & spencer percussion 7 ½” barrel, silver plated 5.0 percent in April, Sharps pepper box 1st model pin fre .22, Remington the Georgia Mountains new army percussion .44cal 8”octagon barrel, Sharps Region — which also includes Banks, Haber- pepper box pin fre .32 rim fre, Colt navy 1851 per- sham, Hall, Hart, Union cussion .36cal all steel frame, Starr army double .44 and White counties great cartouche marks & secondary inspector marks, — had the lowest rate Remington new army percussion.44 cal 8” octagon among the state’s regional commissions. barrel, Freemans patd 1862, army model percussion. “This is the lowest 44cal Hoards armory only 200 produced, Stevens .22 the rate has been since target fip top .22 with walnut grips, Middleton Con- May 2008 when it was necticut Hi Aston 1842 percussion cap & ball .54 4.9 percent,” Labor Com- missioner Mark Butler with cartouches & proper inspection marks, Rem- noted in a press release. ington 1858 pocket single action .31, Stevens target According to the state 22single shot fip with walnut grips, H. Aston cavalry labor department, 1,468 pistol cap & ball .54 cal with 2 diferent cartouches; more Georgia Moun- tains residents found Great collection of folk-art canes, over 50 pcs. Of jobs in April than in old southern pottery, great southern hunt board, March, which lifted the Green & red Yellow paint pine jelly cupboard, red number of employed to paint Georgia pie safe, early yellow pine step back cupboard, nice selection of one & two drawer stands some with original paint, Very nice coin collection gold, silver coins and old paper money, oriental rugs, French large chop block, neat selection of advertising including porcelain rare Mobil oil lollipop sign with original base, coca cola signs in mint condition, Coca cola clocks, very nice selection of advertising, Incredible civil war documents, paymasters report & daguerreotypes, too many items to list but truly .GV«WU«UJQY«[QW«QWT«EQORNGVG a great example of an anniversary auction. Visit our UGNGEVKQP QH«DGCWVKHWN«OQPWOGPV website for Catalog and Seat Reservations. FGUKIPU«OCFG«HTQO«EJQKEG 'NDGTVQP«)TCPKVG«CPF«VJQTQWIJN[ Greg Peters, GAL 1491 KPURGEVGF«CPF«IWCTCPVGGF 10% Buyer’s Premium check, cash or credit cards accepted. 706-746-6924 &RUQHUVWRQH0HPRULDOV GoldenMemoriesAuctions.com .QECVGF«CV«tJG«4CDWP«(NGC«/CTMGV Announcements made on day of sale take precedence over all printed material. 041014-72346 031215-149595 060415-170106 The Clayton Tribune COMMUNITY June 4, 2015 A7 Recycling in Rabun County By Megan Studdard Recycling also brings revenue Staff Writer into the county — to be exact, On a typical Monday, the $139,303 in Fiscal Year 2014. In Boggs Mountain Recycle Center addition to running the facility, is abuzz with activity. A baler part of English’s job is to find crushes cardboard into blocks, businesses that will pay for residents unload glass bottles Rabun’s recycled materials. into large bins and trucks haul For example, Rabun County’s in piles of household waste. recycled plastic is sold to a company in Pennsylvania, Recycling Director Alan which repurposes it into build- English said Rabun Coun- ing material. ty’s Recycling Department is A smaller portion of the equipped to handle household county’s recycling program is waste, everything from paper electronics, or e-waste. to electronics, while saving the Industry experts agree county money. electronics discarded improp- The Boggs Mountain Cen- erly can emit harmful chem- ter serves as the main hub icals into the environment. for seven recycling drop-off According to the Electronics locations scattered throughout Takeback Coalition, about 40 the county. At each center, res- percent of the heavy metals idents can deposit cardboard, in landfills, including lead, plastics, aluminum cans, glass mercury and cadmium, comes and electronics. English said from electronic equipment the department has more than discards. Big-screen TVs can a dozen employees between the contain more than 8 pounds of drop-off locations and main lead each, the coalition report- hub. ed. According to County Admin- Some states, including North istrator Jim Bleckley, Rabun’s and South Carolina, have recycling program began about passed laws requiring elec- 20 years ago and is one of the tronics to be recycled properly. largest in the area. He added Georgia has no state laws for that having a recycling option e-cycling, according to the En- reduces county spending be- vironmental Protection Agen- cause trash that’s not recycled cy, but Rabun County’s recy- heads to a landfill in Banks cling department takes devices County. Rabun County has at all its drop-off locations. its own landfill at the Boggs Bleckley and English agreed Mountain site, but it only takes Rabun County’s system rivals in construction and demolition recycling programs in similar Megan Studdard/The Clayton Tribune materials, not household trash. counties. Recycling employee Monroe McClain unloads cardboard into a baler at the Boggs Mountain facility. “Putting waste into a landfill “Our commissioners have is an expensive proposition,” made a very nice facility out Bleckley said. “For every of this,” English said, adding RECYCLING CENTERS IN RABUN COUNTY pound of material you recycle, Rabun has far more drop-off l Boggs Mountain l Chechero Recycle l Tallulah Falls l Warwoman Recycle that’s a pound you don’t have to locations than other counties. put into a landfill.” “They’re located geographical- Recycle 1776 Highway 76 E, Recycle 5869 Warwoman Road, It costs Rabun County $28 per ly all across the county for the 718 Longview Road, Tiger Clayton 9976 US 441 S, Tallulah Clayton ton for garbage to go into the convenience of the taxpayers.” (706)782-1473 (706) 782-5547 Falls (706) 782-3357 Banks County landfill. Rabun “We have a Cadillac as far as (706) 754-0031 saves thousands each year a waste system goes (in Rabun l Charlie Mountain l Laurel Lodge with its recycling program, County),” Bleckley said. “We with more than $8,000 saved do an awful lot of recycling Recycle Recycle l Rabun Gap Recycle in 2013 alone. That year, there compared to other places in the 1405 Charlie Mountain 4532 Laurel Lodge Road, 144 Kelly’s Creek Road, were 294.94 tons of recyclables state. Most counties don’t have Road, Clayton Clarkesville Rabun Gap collected. what we have here as far as the (706)782-6921 (706) 947-8814 (706) 746-3028 The savings don’t stop there. facilities to collect.”

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WARM WEATHER ALERT! A Wellness Hospital Make sure your pet is protected from Fleas, Ticks and Heartworms 706-746-5100 ...Call today! Call today for a recommendation 043015-160933 of the best product for your pet! The Clayton Tribune BLOTTER June 4, 2015 A9 POLICE BLOTTER Fearing his own safety, to magistrate court after injuries were reported. of less than an ounce of motor was worth $800. the man crossed the reporting to the sheriff’s marijuana and tag light The sheriff’s office was Not a fan Chattooga River into office that a neighbor’s requirements. investigating. Georgia and ran away on dogs, with which she has Thursday, May 28 foot. The man was carry- had several problems, l A Clayton woman l A Memphis, Tennes- of smiling ing two weapons, a Glock busted into her barn and reported suspicious ac- Friday, May 29 see, man hit some wire 27 and a Taurus .38. They killed her kittens. The tivity at Walmart at 8:30 l A 60-year-old father on Lake Rabun Road were confiscated and woman said her young a.m. after a man followed and his 35-year-old son with his 2015 Victory during sex placed into evidence. The granddaughter found her from the parking lot were arrested in the 300 Magnum motorcycle A 54-year-old Salem, man’s wife was called to the kittens’ remains. to an aisle and said he block of Clayton Avenue and entered a ditch at Alabama, man was ar- come pick him up. She also voiced con- knew her. She said she at 4 p.m. on different 6:19 p.m. He said he was rested at 12:50 a.m. May cern about the safety of didn’t know him. He told charges. The father was the last motorcycle in a 28 on Cannon Street for chickens on her property her where she lived and charged with disorderly convoy. No injuries were obstructing or hinder- Arrests with the dogs around. asked for the number of conduct after he kicked reported. ing a person making an The following person The deputy said he would a person operating the in the door to the room emergency call and sim- was arrested for felony contact Animal Control. “dirt machine” in her he rents to his son. The l A Clayton man ple assault. The man told probation violations: yard so he could have his father admitted to police driving a 2013 Chevrolet police he was having sex 1 Sergey Barrs, 21, l A Rabun Gap man yard evened out. After- what he had done, saying Silverado on Highway with a woman inside the Hollywood. reported criminal wards, she said he waited his son and his son’s 76 East at 9:44 a.m. home when she smiled at trespass in the 100 block for her at the register girlfriend do drugs and rear-ended a Clayton him. He said he stopped of Market Circle after and followed her out of steal from people. He woman driving a 2013 and asked her what was Thursday, Feb. 5 a friend drove by at 2 the parking lot. A deputy said he was tired of them Toyota Highlander at the going on and she re- l A 17-year-old Moun- a.m. and noticed the contacted a man match- being there. The son was intersection with High- sponded that she wanted tain City man was issued mailbox laying on the ing that description and arrested on an outstand- way 441. The man said he him to get away from her. a citation for speeding ground. The mailbox after the man said he ing warrant unrelated to thought the other driver The woman told police on Highway 441 after was in its proper location spoke with the woman, the incident. made the right turn onto they were attempting a deputy caught up to two hours prior when a he was advised to not Highway 441 and when to have sex when she him in the parking lot Mountain City police offi- have contact with her. l A Florida man fired he looked up, he hit the smiled at him and he of Walmart. The deputy cer was nearby, the man two shots into the ground vehicle. No injuries were went crazy. She said she clocked the vehicle trav- said. The sheriff’s office l A Clayton man at Lake Burton Grocery reported. called 911 and left the eling 102 mph in a 55 mph was investigating. reported financial card as two dogs were barking phone line open. When zone. The man said he fraud to the police at 3:30 behind him. The act was l Mountain City police the man found the phone, was driving fast because p.m. He said this was the ruled one of self-defense arrested a 19-year-old he busted the screen his father was sick at Monday, May 25 second time it happened. by deputies, who were Clayton man at 5:25 p.m. with a hammer. She said home. l The Georgia State After the first time, he told the dogs came up for a misdemeanor pro- she was scared of him Patrol arrested a 35-year- said his card was can- behind the man while he bation violation. because of his behavior. old Weaverville, North celed and he was issued a was walking from Lake Police listened to a Wednesday, May 20 Carolina, woman at 9:03 new card. The new card Burton Grocery to his ve- Saturday, May 30 recording of the call l The sheriff’s office p.m. for speeding and was used at Ishy’s Grill, hicle parked at Lake Bur- in which the man can was investigating a fi- driving without a license. after which time several ton Bar. The man heard l A 42-year-old Clay- be heard yelling at the nancial card fraud in the transactions from differ- the dogs behind him and ton man was charged woman, telling her to 100 block of Biddy Moun- l The Georgia State ent places showed up on began jogging to his vehi- with fleeing or attempt- come in the bedroom tain Road in Lakemont Patrol arrested a 26-year- his account. Police were cle. The dogs began barking to elude, reckless and have sex with him. after a woman reported old Pensacola, Florida, investigating. ing and chasing him. He driving, failure to obey The woman can be heard finding an unauthorized man at 10:20 p.m. for said he fired two rounds a stop sign, driving telling the man to let go $506.49 charge for a speeding, child or youth l A Clayton woman to scare them away. The too fast for conditions, of her and stop slinging laptop at Acer.com on restraint not used prop- reported financial card dogs owner didn’t seem driving on the wrong her around. Police took her bank account. She erly and driving while fraud to police at 4:01 too concerned, stating he side of the road, driving photos of the room and was advised to check her license withdrawn. p.m., saying someone understood the situation. while license withdrawn, phone. The man was tak- other accounts and credit attempted to use her He said the dogs were expired tag and no en to the Rabun County for suspicious activity. l The Georgia De- debit card in Texas. She unharmed. insurance around 6 p.m. Detention Center. partment of Natural said her bank declined on Shadyside Drive. An Resources arrested four the transaction and she l A Clarkesville man officer with knowledge Thursday, May 21 19-year-old Atlanta men was able to cancel the reported to the sheriff’s that the man’s license shortly before 8 p.m. for card. Police were investi- office a lost tag at 11:18 l Clayton police re- was suspended saw him gating. a.m. The vehicle was sponded to a civil dispute furnishing, purchasing driving a 1994 Cadillac EMS parked in the 2100 block on Dry Pond Road at 6:05 and possessing alcohol DeVille on Chechero l A Hartwell woman of Burton Dam Road for p.m. in which a woman beverages by persons Street at 3:28 p.m. The ve- driving a 2004 Mitsubi- more than a month after said a neighbor ran over below the legal age. One hicle failed to stop when responds to shi Galant lost control which time the man no- her parents’ dog. The also was charged with the officer attempted to of the vehicle while ticed the missing tag. woman said she spoke the operation of a water- pull it over. traveling south on Old with the neighbor and craft under the influence The driver sped away prank call Chechero Road, slammed l A Clayton woman attempted to come to an of alcohol or drugs and on Shadyside Drive, only on her brakes and slid reported a child custody Rabun County EMS agreement regarding the operating a vessel with- to lose control of the into a ditch at 10:23 p.m. dispute to the sheriff’s of- responded to a 10:48 p.m. medical costs for the dog. out a fire extinguisher. A vehicle and travel up an Medical treatment was fice at 5 p.m. The woman May 27 call reporting She said she was con- third also was charged embankment to strike a refused. left her daughter in the chest pains at an ad- cerned about the neigh- with possession of less utility pole. The vehicle care of her father for an dress that did not exist bor speeding because her than an ounce of mari- was towed away from l on Earnhardt Lane. little brother and sister juana. A Dawsonville man’s overnight stay. After he the scene. The man was The telephone numbers play in the neighborhood. 1999 Freightliner ran got off work at 5 p.m., he taken to Mountain Lakes provided for callback The dog’s owners were over and crushed a storm didn’t contact her as they Medical Center for treat- were all disconnected, so referred to magistrate Tuesday, May 26 drain top at the intersec- agreed. The woman was ment. He was then taken EMS called on the Rabun court for the dog cost. l Clayton City Manag- tion of Peach Street and informed the sheriff’s of- to the Rabun County County Sheriff’s Office er Cissy Henry called the North Main Street when fice cannot force custody Detention Center. for assistance. l Police investigated Rabun County Sheriff’s he attempted to back out one way or the other and A call from a neigh- a physical altercation Office to report a felony onto North Main Street advised her to take the l A 28-year-old Pendle- bor’s house provided at 9:12 p.m. on Summit theft by taking in the to pull up on the curb. No matter to the magistrate ton, South Carolina, man the address of a woman Boulevard. A woman on 3400 block of Black Rock injuries were reported. court. was arrested at 10:20 a.m. who said she was receiv- the scene said she came Parkway. A man at the on Old Livery Street for l l ing phone calls from a to speak to the woman site said chains and locks Mountain City police A Clayton man in possession of less than Toccoa man. She said in the residence and were missing from an arrested a 29-year-old the 900 block of Perrin an ounce of marijuana she was called 27 times when she entered the outer gate at an area Braselton man at 2:44 Cove Road reported the and safety belt violation. and said it was the same apartment, she was told from which a repeater p.m. for driving while theft by taking of his An officer spotted the person who made the to get out. On the way tower and a power supply license withdrawn and 1983 Sears jon boat from man and his passenger phone call for medical out, she said she was were taken. The man driving too fast for con- the residence. The man not wearing seat belts assistance. She provided struck in the head with said he was last at the ditions. said he was gone from and pulled the vehicle his phone number and something. The woman site in 2013 and the site the home for five days. over. During the stop, the l names, and said she was in the apartment said the had no cameras. He said Dillard police arrest- The day after his return, officer obtained consent fine and just wanted to first woman entered her only a few places could ed an 18-year-old Frank- he noticed the boat was to search the vehicle and get some sleep. EMS then home without permission repair those devices and lin, North Carolina, man gone. He said the boat went back into service. through the back. She he would alert them to at 8:45 p.m. for possession was worth $500 and the Please see BLOTTER, A10 A deputy called the said she told her to get be on the lookout. The man and told him he does out and in the process of equipment was valued not need to keep calling leading her out, she was at $3,298. The sheriff’s the woman because she hit in the side. The wom- office was investigating. was fine, did not need an an said she grabbed the ADMISSION ambulance and want- first woman and “threw l All parties in a ed to go to sleep. When her over her head.” After simple assault at 2 p.m. the deputy attempted to speaking with another in the 300 block of North ascertain some identifi- person, police made no Valley Street were IS FREE cation from the man, he arrests. The women referred to magistrate disconnected the call. were advised to have court after police spoke no further contact and with them. A woman said to resolve the matter in another woman and her magistrate court. brother were outside ar- guing when her brother Fishing fell. She said she went Saturday, May 23 to check on him and the trip gone l A 30-year-old Clay- other woman pushed her ton woman was arrested away. The other woman at 10 p.m. in the 300 block said the first woman wrong of Shadyside Drive for came to check on the disorderly conduct. The man and smacked her in Deputies responded to woman’s mother told the face before scratch- the 3600 block of Sandy police her daughter saw a ing her on the arm. The Ford Road at 2:13 a.m. picture of her son on the other woman said she June 1 for a possible refrigerator and it upset didn’t want to stay at the kidnapping. En route, it her. She said her daugh- residence and was given was determined the sus- ter has a hard time when a ride to a motel. VOTED TOP 10 TOYLAND IN USA pect was not kidnapped she thinks of her chil- but had run away from dren. The woman said Open: Mon-Sat 9-5 & Sun 10-5 his campsite in South she gave her mother a Wednesday, May 27 Carolina. bag of methamphetamine l A Tiger woman driv- Upcoming Events: June 20 – Cabbage Patch Kids Tea Party, $12* The 29-year-old Com- earlier in the day being a 2012 Nissan Versa July 4 – Meet & Greet Costume Character merce man told deputies cause she doesn’t want to struck a parked vehicle he was on a fishing trip do it anymore. She said in the 3200 block of Old July 6-17 – T-Shirt Workshop (10-11:30 a.m. weekdays), $15* with three friends and she missed her kids. The Highway 441 South while they had brought a large mother and the woman’s attempting to back out Sept. 12-Fall Fest—Prize Drawings, DJ & Free Activities amount of marijuana sister told police they of a parking space. No *Reservations Required, 706-865-2171, “O”. with them. The man thought the woman was injuries were reported. said his friends smoked not taking her medica- COME SEE OUR EXCLUSIVES AVAILABLE ONLY AT BABYLAND AND ON OUR WEBSITE. the drug and things tion as prescribed and l A Rabun Gap wom- became tense when one thought she needed some an’s 2009 Ford Escape 300 N.O.K. Drive, Cleveland, GA 30528 • 706-865-2171 friend began vomiting help. The woman was struck a large dog on profusely to the point of taken to the Rabun Coun- Highway 441 North at Visit our website and click on upcoming events for details. passing out. The man ty Detention Center. George Eller Curve at www.cabbagepatchkids.com said he feared one of the 10:10 p.m. She said the f: Cabbage Patch Kids Fan Page, • T: @cpkusa other friends poisoned or l A Clayton woman on dog ran out in front of drugged the ill friend. Sutton Lane was referred her vehicle. No other © 2015 O.A.A.,© 2015 O.A.A., Inc. Inc. A10 June 4, 2015 BLOTTER The Clayton Tribune

Today'sTODAY Weather’S WEATHER Local 5-Day Forecast Skywalk ticket discount available Fri Sat Sun Mon Tue By Mat Payne volume of questions her the festival is primarily see these chuck wagon’s 6/5 6/6 6/7 6/8 6/9 Staff Writer office has been fielding marketed as an overar- lined up. It’ll add to the Earlier this week, the has increased. She said ching event, there are effect of the Wild West.” Tourism Development the most frequently asked plans to start advertising Earnhardt said the Authority announced question was whether an individual events in the authority will be seeking appearance by aerialist near future. She said that paper tickets to the additional volunteers to 76/60 80/62 79/64 79/64 81/65 Nik Wallenda would come she’s predicting the larg- Tallulah Gorge Skywalk help ensure everything Afternoon Showers Scattered Scattered Scattered as a performance. est crowds at any of the thunder- and thun- thunder- thunder- thunder- Celebration are available goes off without a hitch. “He’s coming to do several concerts sched- storms. derstorms storms. storms. storms. for purchase at various As an incentive to con- a couple of personal uled countywide, includ- Highs in the late. Highs in the Highs in the Highs in the locations in the county, tribute, Earnhardt said mid 70s and upper 70s upper 70s low 80s and appearances,” Earn- ing appearances by John volunteers would be able lows in the and lows in and lows in lows in the opening up sales that hardt said. “He’s going Michael Montgomery, T. low 60s. the mid 60s. the mid 60s. mid 60s. were previously con- to work a certain num- to do a community meet Graham Brown and The ber of hours in exchange tained online. And the and greet that’s going to Time Jumpers featuring Sunrise: Sunrise: Sunrise: Sunrise: Sunrise: for entry into a select tickets come at a discount be open and we’re still Vince Gill. 6:20 AM 6:19 AM 6:19 AM 6:19 AM 6:19 AM price. number of events. She Sunset: Sunset: Sunset: Sunset: Sunset: trying to figure out where Earnhardt said there added the events were 8:43 PM 8:44 PM 8:44 PM 8:45 PM 8:45 PM Authority Executive that’s going to be.” was much more to be ex- Director Teka Earnhardt not yet chosen, however, The Skywalk Celebra- cited about, especially the they would most likely said in an email that tick- tion will honor the 45th Ride the Wire event June www.theclaytontribune.com ets are offered at a $5 dis- be among those with the anniversary of the late 20 in Dillard. greatest drawing power. count for this week and Karl Wallenda’s July “Ride the Wire is a rec- Concerned the author- next. Those who already 18, 1970, tightrope walk reation of the Old West,” ity would lack necessary Georgia At A Glance purchased tickets online across Tallulah Gorge. Earnhardt said. “So there can visit the Tourism permits and plans for Clayton Authority Chairwoman will be a recreation of the Development Authority Gayle Darugh said Nik, shootout at the O.K. Cor- previously scheduled foot 76/60 office to claim their $5 per who is Karl’s great-grand- ral; there’ll be a Native races, the festival was ticket refund. son, wanted to be a part American encampment shortened a day. It will Atlanta The authority is also of that celebration. He that has a Native Ameri- now run from June 19-27. offering discounts to Tickets for all events 82/64 Augusta will be at Rabun Gap-Na- can village where you’ll groups of 20 or more for coochee School 11 a.m.-2 be able to see, feel, touch are for sale at the Tour- 84/67 any of the three big name p.m. June 19, and at how they used to live.” ism Development Au- concerts, rodeos, Rabun Rabun County Library She added there would thority office, the Rabun Macon Gap-Nacoochee School 9:30-10:30 a.m. the next be cowboy poets and County Welcome Center, 87/65 cirque performances, as day. singers, a Western swing the Sky Valley Welcome well as Ride the Wire. Other questions Earn- band and a chuck wagon Center and Goats on the Earnhardt said interested hardt said she’s frequent- cooking competition. Roof. In addition, tickets Savannah parties could contact her ly received related to the “We have 8 to 10 (chuck for the Time Jumpers 86/68 at 706-212-0241. specifics of the events. wagons) coming,” Earn- concert are available As the number of days She said a detailed sum- hardt said. “If we get one for purchase at Rabun tick away before the mary of each event could to two more chuck wag- ABC and those for the T. premiere celebration, the be found on the Skywalk ons, we will be the largest Graham Brown concert hype surrounding the website under the events chuck wagon cook-off east and Ride the Wire can be Valdosta event grows. tab. of the Mississippi. It’ll purchased at the Dillard Earnhardt said the Earnhardt said while add to the atmosphere to House Stables. 90/66

Area Cities City Hi Lo Cond. City Hi Lo Cond. Rabun youth reports kidnapping, hijacking Albany 91 68 pt sunny Helen 79 59 t-storm Athens 82 64 pt sunny Lagrange 87 66 t-storm Atlanta 82 64 pt sunny Macon 87 65 t-storm By Klark Byrd before visiting the Jane Hurt Yarn flashed gang signs at passing cars. Augusta 84 67 t-storm Marietta 82 65 t-storm News Editor Interpretive Center to volunteer At one point, it began to rain and Bainbridge 93 71 pt sunny Milledgeville 86 64 t-storm to pick up trash. He said he also the man told Olson to pull over. Brunswick 87 69 t-storm Peachtree City 84 63 t-storm A late night call May 25 to the Cartersville 84 63 t-storm Perry 89 67 pt sunny Rabun County Sheriff’s Office visited Black Rock Mountain Park Olson said the man helped him put Chattanooga,TN 80 62 pt sunny Rome 84 62 pt sunny reporting an overdue motorist to see if volunteers were needed the top back on the Jeep and they Columbus 89 68 mst sunny Savannah 86 68 t-storm to clean up, but he couldn’t find continued south. Eventually, the Cordele 91 69 pt sunny St. Simons Island87 69 t-storm turned into a kidnapping and Dalton 85 63 pt sunny Statesboro 87 65 t-storm hijacking investigation after the anyone there. Olson then reported man told Olson to pull over at a Dillard 76 60 t-storm Thomasville 89 67 t-storm 17-year-old driver returned home visiting Stekoa Creek Park to help strip mall and let him out. Olson Dublin 88 65 pt sunny Valdosta 90 66 t-storm out, but the park was closed. said he then drove about one mile Duluth 82 64 pt sunny Warner Robins 87 65 pt sunny early the next morning. Gainesville 80 64 pt sunny Waycross 90 68 t-storm John Olson of Clayton was As he was leaving the parking before pulling over and calling 911. initially believed to have been lot at Georgia Mountain Market Olson spoke with Gwinnett National Cities working on a project at the Jane to turn onto Highway 441 South, County authorities, but was un- City Hi Lo Cond. City Hi Lo Cond. Hurt Yarn Interpretive Center in Olson said a heavyset black male sure of where he had dropped the Atlanta 82 64 pt sunny Minneapolis 79 58 pt sunny wearing a brown sweatshirt and man off. When officers finished Boston 63 53 pt sunny New York 65 57 rain Tallulah Falls, so a search was Chicago 81 60 pt sunny Phoenix 96 69 cloudy concentrated in that area after light-colored blue jeans with questioning him, Olson said he Dallas 91 68 mst sunny San Francisco 67 53 pt sunny the call was received. The search unkempt hair, trimmed beard and was allowed to leave and head Denver 81 56 t-storm Seattle 69 53 sunny was spread to other parks in the tribal arm tattoos approached his home. That was around 11 p.m., he Houston 90 68 mst sunny St. Louis 87 70 pt sunny Los Angeles 71 57 pt sunny Washington, DC 69 64 rain county without luck in finding him 2001 Jeep Wrangler and flashed said. Olson told Davis he got lost Miami 87 76 t-storm or his vehicle. a gun. The man told him to open on the way home, which delayed Olson returned home around 2 the passenger door and let him in, his arrival until nearly 2 a.m. Moon Phases a.m. May 26 and a 2:20 a.m. call to Olson said. Chief Investigator Capt. Jack dispatch reported a possible kid- The man instructed Olson to Tanksley on Tuesday said the case napping and hijacking. drive south towards Atlanta and was an open investigation, add- A sheriff’s office incident report gave him explicit instructions to ing that the sheriff’s office was in states Olson told Deputy Jefferson not exceed the speed limit, depu- contact with Gwinnett County law Davis he lunched with this mother ties were told. Olson said the man enforcement. An arrest has not yet and scoutmaster at 1 p.m. May 25 made small talk on the ride and been made. Full Last New First Jun 2 Jun 9 Jun 16 Jun 24 UV Index hazardous condition. in the intersection of Highway 441 and High- Friday, May 29 Fri Sat Sun Mon Tue BLOTTER l Dillard police arrest- way 76 East by a Clayton l Four medical re- 6/5 6/6 6/7 6/8 6/9 sponder or assist EMS 10 10 10 8 9 n CONTINUED FROM PAGE A9 ed a 26-year-old Dillard man’s 1991 Ford LGT calls Very High Very High Very High Very High Very High man at 1:51 p.m. for while she attempted to second-degree criminal turn onto Highway 76 l Motor vehicle colli- The UV Index is measured on a 0 - 11 number scale, found a cigarette pack- with a higher UV Index showing the need for greater 0 11 damage to property. East. A witness to the sion — Highway 441 and skin protection. ing containing a plastic collision said the man Highway 76 East inter- baggie of suspected mar- had the green light right- section Recorded Weather: ijuana and a suspected Sunday, May 31 of-way when the woman l Motor vehicle colli- May 27 to June 2, 2015 marijuana cigarette. The l Sara Beth Hoban, 28, turned in front of him. sion — Old 441 South at driver said it belonged to of Clayton, was arrested Both vehicles sustained ...... Hi°F . . Lo°F . . . Rain" ...... Hi°F . . Lo°F . . . . Rain" him. He was taken to the Duvall Street Wed . . . 77 . . . 58 . . . . . 0.01 Wed . . . 66 . . . 55 . . . . . 0.82 for felony first-degree extensive damage. No Rabun County Detention burglary at 8:30 p.m. injuries were reported. Thur . . . 77 . . . 59 . . . . . 0.13 Thur . . . 72 . . . 54 . . . . trace Center. Fri . . . . 76 . . . 59 . . . . . 0.01 Fri . . . . 74 . . . 59 . . . . . 0.02 after admitting to depu- Saturday, May 30 ties that she entered her Sat . . . . 78 . . . 55 . . . . . 0.00 Sat . . . . 78 . . . 58 . . . . . 0.00 l A 23-year-old Grant- ex-husband’s residence l One medical re- Sun . . . 77 . . . 60 . . . . .0.42 Sun . . . 74 . . . 59 ...... 0.48 ville man was arrest- in the 100 block of Ster- Fire Blotter sponder or assist EMS Mon . . . 75 . . . 60 . . . . .0.20 Mon . . . 73 . . . 59 ...... 0.53 ed on Highway 441 at call ling Cove in Rabun Gap Rabun County Fire Tue . . . 77 . . . 57 . . . . .0.07 Tues . . . 72 . . . 56 ...... 0.23 Pinnacle Drive at 10 p.m. l Fire alarm (false) without permission and Services responded to the Courtesy of Courtesy of for reckless driving and destroyed hundreds of following incidents from — 3500 block of Blalock Bridge Creek Road, Tiger Germany Valley NWS Station speeding. An officer dollars worth of clothing May 25 through Sunday: Goldmine Road Elevation 1,998 ft. Elevation 2,832 ft. clocked the vehicle pass- that belonged to a Tiger l Motor vehicle col- Total Rainfall this year: 24.69" Total Rainfall this year: 27.01" ing others as it traveled woman. The Tiger wom- lision — Highway 441 75 mph in a 45 mph zone. an reported the burglary Monday, May 25 North at Black Rock Rainfall/Recorded Weather 2014 He was taken to the to the sheriff’s office, say- Mountain Parkway Rabun County Detention ing she had more than l Three medical Total Rainfall for 2014 05/29/14 – 06/02/14 responder or assist EMS l Gas leak or odor — Center. $1,000 worth of clothing Duvall Street at Stavemi- Tiger ...... 60.43" Hi: 78°F/Lo: 57°F at the man’s residence. calls Germany Valley . . 63.93" ll Street Rain: 0.23 l A Rabun Gap woman Hoban was taken to the l Motor vehicle colli- l Motor vehicle colli- Rainfall year to date 2014 05/22/14 – 05/26/14 who gave her EBT card Rabun County Detention sion (entrapment) — Old sion — Shadyside Drive Tiger ...... 23.70" Hi: 81°F/Lo: 57°F to a Clayton man so he Center. 441 South at Joe Davis at Travelers Lane Germany Valley . . . 23.93" Rain: 0.42 could buy some food Road l reported to the sheriff’s l A Clayton woman Landing zone stand- office that she didn’t get was advised to visit by — 800 block of High- her card back. Deputies magistrate court after way 441 South Sunday, May 31 attempted to locate the reporting a terroristic l Two medical re- Rabun History threat from her stepsis- man, but were unsuc- Tuesday, May 26 sponder or assist EMS cessful. ter through Facebook. calls Fascinating Facts The woman said she l Six medical respond- l Fire alarm (false) l A Clayton police posted a comment on a er or assist EMS calls — 3500 block of Blalock picture that caused some officer confirmed dam- Goldmine Road animosity between them. age to an ATM in the 100 l Auto Makes News The stepsister then post- Wednesday, May 27 Residential structure block of East Savannah ed an ambiguous photo fire — 700 block of Davis l Three medical Street at 7:36 a.m. after a of a man with a gun that Gap Road responder or assist EMS citizen reported a vehicle said “(Expletive) a squad l Smoke investiga- In March 1915, striking it. The bank’s 100, I’ll show up at yo calls tion — 600 block of Old l an automobile key holder was notified door one deep.” The wom- Smoke investigation Chechero Road that a report would be an said she was afraid — 300 block of Ray Point l Motor vehicle colli- Lane made available. her stepsister was going sion — Highway 441 at coming down the l Fire alarm (false) — to show up at her resi- Highway 76 East inter- l Mountain City police Jones Branch Road town of Burton’s dence. The stepsister also section arrested a 50-year-old threatened to call the Main Street made Mountain City man at Division of Family and 12:24 a.m. for violating Children Services. The Thursday, May 28 the “Burton News” conditions of a limited woman blocked further l Three medical EMS Blotter driving permit, acquir- communications. responder or assist EMS in The Clayton ing a license plate for the calls Rabun County EMS purpose of concealing l A Clayton woman’s l Motor vehicle col- responded to 38 calls Tribune. identification of motor 2012 Honda CR-V was lision — Old Chechero between 8:01 a.m. May 26 vehicle and creating a struck head-on at 8 p.m. Road and 8 a.m. Tuesday. The Clayton Tribune COMMUNITY June 4, 2015 A11 Free meals, books available

Staff Reports Food can be picked up at 20 sites school, summer can mean hun- Children can get their minds across the county. There is no ger,” Coordinator Laura Lane said income requirement or registra- in a release. “Just as the need for and bodies fed for free this sum- tion. More sites can be added and learning does not end when school mer. those who would like to request lets out, neither does a child’s need Community Partnership of a location to be added should call for good nutrition.” Rabun County will provide free 706-782-8390. Community Partner- Local children can also access meals to children age 18 and under ship also seeks volunteers to lead books this summer when the as a part of the Summer Food Ser- enrichment activities at the site. Bookmobile visits locations across vice Program. For more information, call the the county. Meals are prepared in the Rabun number listed above. The Bookmobile will operate County Elementary School kitchen “Summer is an exciting time for on Mondays and Tuesdays June and meet all U.S. Department of children, but for many who receive 8-July 21, taking a break on June Agriculture guidelines. free and reduced-price meals at 29-30. SUMMER FOOD SERVICE PROGRAM SITES Megan Studdard/The Clayton Tribune Site Name Address Time Mountain Education Center ... 963 Tiger Connector Rd Tiger ...... 6-6:30 p.m. Monday-Thursday, June 8-25 First-graders learn about careers Rabun County High School ...... 230 Wildcat Hill Tiger ...... 11:30 a.m.-noon Wednesdays, June 10-July 8 Betsy Hartridge, associate veterinarian at Rabun Animal Rabun County Library ...... 11:30 a.m.-noon Hospital, shows dog jaw bones to frst-graders at Rabun County Monday-Friday, June 8-July 31, Closed July 3rd June 17-19 Primary School. Hartridge was one of several working adults who Creative Learning Center ... 205 Ministry Mountain Dr., Clayton ...... 8:15- 8:45 a.m. Cheer Camp ...... 320 Wildcat Trail Tiger ...... Noon-12:30 p.m. visited classes to speak about their jobs during the frst-grade’s ...... 11:30 a.m.-12:15 p.m. Career Week recently. Classes were also visited by the Rabun Mountain City Park ...... 204 Darling Springs, Mountain City ...... 10:30-11 a.m. June 15-19 County Sherif’s Ofce, as well as nurses and an artist. Deborah’s ...... 251 Hollifeld Connector Tiger ...... 11-11:30 a.m. Clayton Baptist Church ...... 87 South Church Street Clayton ...... 12:15-12:45 p.m. Shadyside Apartments ...... 393 Shadyside Dr., Clayton ...... 11:15-11:35 a.m. Board of Education ...... 963 Tiger Connector Rd Tiger ...... 11:15-11:45 a.m. June 21-24 Dunlap Apartments ...... 764 Dunlap St., Clayton ...... 11:45 a.m.-12:05 p.m. Blue Heights Baptist ...... 46 Cross St. Mountain City ...... 5:45-6:15 p.m. Clayton Church of God ...... 235 Stekoa Falls Rd Clayton ....11:45 a.m.-12:15 p.m. Local man killed in Vista Ridge Apartments ...... 160 Marsen Knob Dr., Rabun Gap 11:45 a.m.-12:15 p.m. July 3, 11, 21 and 31 Rabun Co. Rec Gym #3 ...... 400 Rabun Park Dr. Tiger ...... Noon-12:30p.m. Foxfre ...... 98 Foxfre Ln Mountain City ...... Noon-12:30 p.m. Duckett Apartments ...... 108 Hwy 76 East Clayton ...... 12:15-12:35 p.m. Germany road wreck Mountain City Methodist ...69 Black Rock Pkwy Mountain City ...... 12:30-1 p.m. July 20-24 Sutton Lane...... 103 Sutton Lane ...... 12:45-1:15 p.m. Grace Bible Church ...... 235 Dotson Str. Mountain City . 11:45 a.m.-12:30 p.m. Staff Reports Twilight Camp ...... 1494 Rainey Mountain Rd. Clayton ...... 5-5:30 p.m. Monday-Thursday, June 8-July 2 A 49-year-old Mountain City man died May 21 Rabun County Elementary .. 1115 E. Boggs Mountain Rd Tiger ...... 7:45 - 8:15 a.m. Monday-Thursday, July 20-30 as a result of injuries sustained in a motor vehicle ...... 11:30 a.m. - Noon RCHS Band...... 230 Wildcat Hill Tiger ...... 11:30-noon wreck on Germany Road near Foggy Mountain Drive. Monday-Friday, June 8-July 31, Closed June 29-July 3 July 26-29 According to a report from the Georgia State Pa- Indoor Facility ...... 319 Wildcat Trail Tiger ...... 10:45-11 a.m. Elohim ...... 140 Blair St. Tiger ...... 5-5:30 p.m. trol, Gerry Lee Simmons died after his 1997 Chevy K1500 crossed the median, traveled west, struck an embankment and overturned several times. According to the report, Simmons’ vehicle left the BOOKMOBILE SITES right lane in the middle of a curve before crossing Foggy Mountain Drive, hitting the road sign in the 11:45 a.m...... Gordon at Turpin Street 10:45 a.m...... John English Road Mondays process. 12:15 p.m...... Shadyside Apartments 10 a.m...... Rabun County 11 a.m...... Creative Learning Center Coroner Sam Beck said Simmons was declared 12:45 p.m...... Rickman Street Apartments Recreation Department 11:30 a.m...... Liberty Lane dead at the scene. It was believed he died shortly 1:15 p.m. Stavemill Apartments - lower level 10:45 a.m. ..Rickman Airfeld at Sutton Lane Noon ...... Mountain City Park after impact. The body was tested for the presence of alcohol at 11 a.m...... Youngblood at Bethel Road 12:30 p.m...... Vista Ridge Apartments Tuesdays the scene but the results were not available in the 11:30 a.m...... Avita 10 a.m...... Merrydale Lane 1 p.m...... Mountain City Methodist Church state patrol report.

ter levels than usual.” people exposed to con- a method of eliminating Dial–An–Inspiration Toppins could not protract a gastrointestinal bias during the test- 706-782-2767 BEACH vide a speciﬁc answer as illness. Saha said the ing process, Saha said n CONTINUED FROM PAGE A1 to what caused the level limit was set by the EPA. scientists in his lab are Guidelines for Inspired Living of fecal coliform to sky- “All fecal bacteria are not made aware of the Selected from the writings of rocket. She speculated not harmful. Some are two consecutive tests fall location from which the Roy Eugene Davis. Center that higher water levels harmful, but we don’t water they test origi- for Spiritual Awareness, below the threshold. caused an increased know the type of fecal nates. Lakemont, Georgia. A water sample taken amount of debris and bacteria that exist in any May 18 showed Rabun Though the swimming runoff to enter the lake, lake,” Saha said. “We area was closed, Toppins Request free literature: Beach Swimming Area likely causing the spike. only know the general water contained 5,000 said the campground 706-782-4723 www.csa-davis.org Uttam Saha, Ph. D, is level.” remained open. CFU/100mL. Toppins program coordinator Saha also said the said a test taken May 26 with the feed and envi- data his lab provided the showed the level reduced ronmental water labo- Forest Service carries to 230 CFU/100mL. ratory at the University a 90 percent conﬁdence “This is really a rarity of Georgia. He said the level. He added that when that we’ve had to close 200 CFU threshold is the the 5,000 CFU sample the beach at Lake Rabun, amount of fecal coliform was taken the level in the at least in the last few present per 100 millili- lake could have been as BEVERLY E. GERARD, M.D. years,” Toppins said. “It’s ters of water that would little as 2,000 CFU or as likely due to higher wa- cause about 0.8 percent of high as 70,000 CFU. As Now Accepting New Patients

pling disease that strikes high school NaturalTherapies.MD seniors. Symptoms include laziness and CLASS over-excessive wearing of old T-shirts n CONTINUED FROM PAGE A1 and sweatpants and athletic shorts as well as unkempt hair. And in females, a drastic drop into the amount of makeup school careers. worn. In the midst of their achievement, “It also features a lack of studying, A BIOIDENTICAL HORMONE students spoke about their success and repeated absences and a generally dis- the pride they took in each other after missive attitude. The only known cure REPLACEMENT THERAPY AND WOMEN’S working for years side by side. is a phenomenon known as graduation “Success is something you will only and I’m proud to say Class of 2015 — we WELLNESS MEDICAL PRACTICE achieve through hard work, sacrifice survived.” and selflessness,” historian Elizabeth But they did more than just survive. Barlow said. “All of you sitting out here They thrived and set their sights on tonight should be proud of yourselves new horizons, declaring their indepen- Empowering women to make changes in their lives! because you’re the most successful that dence through the lyrics of their senior you have ever been in your whole life.” song, “I’m Not Gonna Cry” written by Valedictorian Jordan Gihl echoed Corey Smith and performed by Taylor Take control of your hormones, Barlow’s sentiment in her own speech, Beck and Zach Gragg. where she told her peers that success “I’m not gonna cry, no. Not one sad or Improve your health, and doesn’t lead to happiness. Instead, she happy tear. I’ve waited my whole life. said, claiming that happiness leads to Now I’m gonna fly right out of here.” optimize your quality of life success. And as they were pronounced gradu- As the top of the class, Gihl thanked ates, they took flight. through a combination of teachers, administrators and coaches With caps soaring, the Class of 2015 and said no other school system had the sprinted across to the end zone to ring traditional and natural faculty to match Rabun’s. the victory bell for a final time as par- Amid serious talks of the future and ents and friends flooded the field. medicine therapies. the rose-colored memories of accom- In concluding the momentous night, plishments past, Gihl earnestly ac- graduates circled around the bell with knowledged the other side of many high their diplomas in hand and recited the schoolers’ senior year. Lord’s prayer. “I am the proud survivor of a ter- “It feels amazing,” graduate Elli Gar- rible, terrible disease. Yes, I believe land said. “I’m just so happy ... to start everyone down here in funny hats has a new chapter in my life. survived as well,” Gihl said. “This “This has been the best year ever and disease is known as senioritis. A crip- I couldn’t be happier.” Are you are experiencing the symptoms of technical services, and The U.S. seasonal- health care and social ly-adjusted unemploy- Menopause/Perimenopause, Premenstrual Syndrome, RATE assistance.” ment rate continued its n CONTINUED FROM PAGE A6 Georgia reported a downward trend as well, Hypothyroidism or Adrenal Fatigue? seasonally-adjusted April falling 0.1 percent to 5.4 rate of 6.3 percent. That percent in April. Call for an Appointment at 706-782-1300 “Most of the decrease was identical to March’s Labor department in claims came in man- rate even as 6,092 more data show 192,000 more ufacturing, as some residents reported em- working Americans in Fee for Service workers who filed tem- ployment and 1,360 no April than in March porary claims in March longer collected unem- as 26,000 fell from the 102 South Main Street, Clayton, GA returned to work in ployment funds. April’s unemployment rolls. April,” the release stated. rate was down 1 percent Compared to a year ago, www.naturaltherapiesmd.com “Claims also declined in from the same time last there were 2.79 million www.facebook.com/BioidenticalHormoneReplacementTherapyMDClaytonGA trade, transportation and year, representing a more Americans at work warehousing, accommo- change of 88,526 more and 1.14 million fewer dations and food ser- working residents and collecting unemployment Nutritional Planning and Neurotransmitter Analysis available vices, professional and 47,441 fewer unemployed. insurance. A12 June 4, 2015 COMMUNITY The Clayton Tribune ‘Super’ summer reading series underway Events open to children, adults By Megan Studdard Pie Contest at 1 p.m. Apple City Staff Writer Pets will have snakes, lizards Everyone’s a hero this sum- and other crawling creatures mer at Rabun County Public for children to enjoy. Library. The program will conclude The Summer Reading Pro- at 1 p.m. July 11 with the Sum- gram has begun at the down- mer Reading Celebration and town Clayton library and this Library Ninja Warrior Compe- year’s theme is “Every Hero tition. “We’re going to set up librar- Has a Story.” ian type obstacles,” Howard “A lot of the stuff is around said, adding one child and one superheroes, but also local local hero — a firefighter or heroes — firefighters, police law enforcement officer — will officers,” said Library Manag- run through the course. er Stephanie Howard. Howard stressed the free Children got a taste of the events are open for all age superhero fun when Heroes groups. in Force made an appearance “We work hard to have Monday. The kick-off celebra- programs that are engaging tion was the first of many free for everybody, and especially events coming to the library programs that all ages can throughout June and July. attend together. Grandparents A lineup of special guests and grandkids or parents and is scheduled to visit all sum- kids and everybody will have a mer long. Every Tuesday is an good time,” she said. “Escape the Ordinary” event In addition to the events, featuring local residents and children and adults have the businesses with unique jobs. chance to win prizes for read- John Erbelding of Sky Valley ing this summer. Young chil- Klark Byrd/The Clayton Tribune spoke Tuesday about his ca- dren — “pre-readers” or early Children gather around Monday evening at the Rabun County Public Library as Batman and Superman with Heroes in Force reer in the FBI. Other speakers readers — are required to read arrive and greet librian Kim Cannon. The heroes spoke to children about never giving up and the importance of learning include an auctioneer and art- 20 books, and teen readers before taking photos with the youngsters. ist, as well as representatives must read at least six. Howard from Chattooga Belle Farms said once children complete kind of drop back a little bit. and Lazy Hiker Brewing. the goal, they can turn in their We try to keep them read- During the week, there will reading log to receive prizes. ing and retain what they’ve be storytime and crafts each Their name will also be en- learned during the school year Wednesday at 10:30 a.m., with tered in a drawing for a chance so they’re ready to go into the movies being shown at 1:30 to win books, gift certificates next year,” she said. p.m. Every Friday, there will and more. Each 10 additional Visit the library to pick up be a superhero training camp books read for younger chil- and family movie, also at 1:30 a full calendar of events and dren, and three more for teens, reading log or call 706-782-3731 p.m. will add another entry into the for more information. On June 20, the library’s drawing. biggest star, aerialist Nik Adults aren’t excluded from Wallenda, will sign his book the fun. Older readers can pick “Balance” during the Tallulah up a reading bingo card, which Gorge Skywalk Celebration. requires them to log four Megan Studdard/The Clayton Tribune Doors open at 9 a.m. books from different genres. John Erbelding of Sky Valley talks to a The book signing is one Howard said adult prizes group of patrons at Rabun County Li- of several Saturday events include gift certificates to local brary on Tuesday about his career with during the Summer Reading restaurants. the FBI. Erbelding was the frst speaker Program. Howard said promoting in the Summer Reading Program’s On June 13, it’s all about an- reading through the program Escape the Ordinary series. The events imals. Paws 4 Life will have an is not only good for the library, will be held every Tuesday at 1:30 p.m. adoption event and the Rabun but also benefits childhood and will feature locals who have had County Sheriff’s Office will education. unique careers. bring out the bomb and drug “There have been many dogs. There will be a sweet studies done that kids that treat June 27 when the library don’t … engage their minds hosts the Rabun County Apple and read over the summer

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Photos by Mat Payne/The Clayton Tribune TOP PHOTO: Rabun County High School graduates prepare for their ceremony Friday evening at Frank Snyder Stadium. MIDDLE ROW FROM LEFT: (1) Tucker Williams pumps the Class of 2015 up one last time while stand- ing beside the Wildcats victory bell. (2) Elli Garland enjoys a hug after the graduation ceremony. Garland said her senior year had been the best year of her life. BOTTOM ROW FROM LEFT: (1) Taylor Beck and Zack Gragg perform the Rabun County High School Class of 2015’s senior song, “I’m Not Gonna Cry,” by Corey Smith Friday night during their graduation ceremony. (2) Catlin Bryant reaches to shake Principal Joi Woods hand Friday night during graduation. The Class of 2015 was comprised of 159 members.

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Staff Reports phony and the school’s “Children are the hands by which we take Cirque-inspired shows. The Rabun Gap-Na- hold of heaven.” - Henry Ward Beecher coochee School Trustees After earning both voted unanimously to a bachelor of science Protecting them is our only award the late Robert L. and master of business Leonard F. Baer, meaningful job in life. Rearden Jr. the Emily administration from the PLLC University of North Car- and Ernest Woodruff Practicing in Rabun County and Highlands olina at Chapel Hill and Medal of Service posthu- later a juris doctor from mously at its luncheon [email protected] Emory University Law recently at Piedmont www.legalbaer.com School, Bobby entered a Driving Club in Atlanta. career in the insurance 828-371-0383 The event included industry with his father- close to 200 friends and in-law’s agency, Duncan supporters of Rabun Gap Peek. and the Rearden family. During his career, The award was accepted Bobby developed this by Dell Rearden and the small, independent agen- couple’s children, Robert cy into a multi-million Rearden of Atlanta dollar, nationally-rec- Register with us 21st anniversary and Alison Murrah ognized brokerage ﬁ rm of Athens. Following which he later sold. At for your upcoming wedding! Andrew and Margie Parker of Franklin, North Car- the presentation of the the time of his death, he olina, will celebrate their 21st wedding anniversary award, it was announced was serving as a princi- on June 11. Carrie Cann & Nicolaus Poss that through the support pal with Integro and as June 13, 2015 Andrew is the son of the late Johnnie and Ethel of friends and colleagues chairman and CEO of Parker of Clayton. Margie is the daughter of the late the Robert L. Rearden Kestrel Communication Rachael Woerner & Scott Marshall Arthur and Lillie Quilliams. Fund for the Arts had Inc. been established. Bobby’s civic lead- June 13, 2015 A faithful leader of ership might be best Skye Slagle & Jordon Coalley Rabun Gap-Nacoochee recognized through June 20, 2015 BIRTHS School for more than 30 his work as a member years, Robert Rearden, of the Atlanta Olympic Kelsie Royal & Luke Cross known as Bobby, joined Committee bid team that Kason M. Parmer the board of trustees in brought the 1996 Cen- June 27, 2015 McKenzie Fountain and Brandon Parmer of Clayton 1983, served as board tennial Olympic Games Courtney Watts & Mitch Attaway announce the birth of their son, Kason Michael Par- chair from 1992-2002 and to Atlanta. Additionally, mer, born May 21, 2015, at Habersham Medical Center was elected chairman Bobby served on Pres- July 11, 2015 in Demorest. emeritus in 2002. The ident Jimmy Carter’s Brianna Beck & Justin Mahaffey At birth, he weighed 6 pounds, 9 ounces and was school’s Rearden Theater Board of Councilors for 19.75 inches in length. serves as the premier The Carter Center and August 7, 2015 Maternal grandparents are Tommy Fountain and arts facility in the region was a founding member Mindy Hunter & Kendall Parker Gina Townsend of North Carolina. and boasts acclaimed of the Advisory Board Paternal grandparents are Chris Parmer and Mi- performances includ- of the Winship Cancer August 8, 2015 chelle McConnell of Clayton. ing the Atlanta Sym- Institute. Mollie Patterson & Charlie Speed August 22, 2015 SCHOOL HONORS Leslie Turpin & Wes Scott a scholarship to working in Nursing degree with August 22, 2015 PEARLS name women in Rabun Coun- high honors. UNG students ty who are pursuing a ● Elizabeth Ann Love- scholarship higher education degree land of Lakemont earned study abroad and also work at least a Master of Arts degree Anna Dixon of Ti- part time. in educational studies. winner ● ger and Ian Sperin of Main StreetReeves • Clayton GA 30525 • 706-782-4253 William S. Sapough The members of the of Clarkesville earned a Clarkesville studied in Visit our Registry at www.reeveshomefurnishing.com. PEARLS Junior Wom- Bachelor of Arts degree London, England, during Guide to Fine Gifts: Linens, Accessories, China & Crystal, an’s Club of Rabun Local students in middle grades educa- their spring break with Pictures, Lamps & Furniture, Housewares & Small Appliances. 060415-170229 announced Alena Yere- the Mike Cottrell College tion. Design consultants available. na of Mountain City as graduate from ● Ginger L. Scott of of Business’s London Complimentary gift for each the winner of its annual Clayton earned a Bach- Experience program. registry from Reeves. Scholarship for High Piedmont College elor of Arts degree in Both are accounting School Seniors. Fourteen local stu- middle grades education. majors. Yerena is a graduat- ● Kevin Paul Shupp dents graduated from ing senior from Rabun of Clarkesville earned a Piedmont College during County High School. She Master of Business Ad- commencement cere- will attend Armstrong ministration degree. monies held May 2 in Atlantic this fall to study ● Sarah E. Smagur of Demorest. linguistics, with the Clarkesville earned a ● intent of pursuing a ca- Julia K. Bearden of Bachelor of Arts degree reer in foreign language Clayton earned a bach- in mass communications. for your business! education. elor of arts degree in ● Jasmine M. Smith This scholarship was English education. of Clarkesville earned a open to female students ● Emily M. Benﬁ eld Bachelor of Arts degree who are full-time resi- of Clarkesville earned a in middle grades educa- dents of Rabun County Bachelor of Science de- tion. graduating from their gree in biology with high ● Amber D. Smith of senior year of high honors. Clarkesville earned a school and who will ● Tyler B. Dale of Clay- Bachelor of Science in enter college in 2015. The ton earned a Bachelor of Nursing degree with scholarship is an annual Arts degree in theatre honors. offering with an applica- arts with honors. ● Haley E. Talley of tion deadline annually ● Audra D. Jimenez of Clayton earned a Bach- in April. Applicants are Tiger earned a Master of elor of Arts degree in required to complete an Business Administration English. application which in- degree. ● Christopher Webb cludes an essay and two ● Merrissa A. Jones of Clarkesville earned letters of recommenda- of Clarkesville earned a Bachelor of Science tion. PEARLS also offers a Bachelor of Science degree in biology. 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Legal milestones with Strikingly, the decision regard to death with dig- was unanimous with all nity issues include laws in nine judges of the Supreme the following states and Court of Canada agreeing countries: without dissent. November 1994: Oregon After this decision voters pass Death with Dig- became public, fully 78 per- nity Act (enacted in 1997); cent of Canadians polled April 2002: The Nether- agreed with it, 60 percent lands Law legalizing eutha- strongly so. Only 9 percent nasia and physician-assist- strongly opposed. Just ed suicide goes into effect; before the decision, the September 2002: Belgian Canadian Medical Associa- Law legalizing euthanasia tion dropped its opposition goes into effect; to physicians aiding in November 2008: Wash- death. ington state voters pass What are the ways in the Washington Death which a physician might with Dignity Act (went into assist a fully competent effect in March 2009); person who wants help December 2009: Mon- dying? Generally, inter- tana State Supreme Court ventions are categorized decides physician-assisted as acts of omission (such suicide is not prohibited by as adhering to a patient’s law; do not resuscitate order) May 2013: Vermont gov- or acts of commission ernor signs bill legalizing (administration of excess physician-assisted suicide; Photo courtesy of Rabun County Historical Society barbiturates or other drugs January 2014: New Visit www.rabunhistory.org to hasten death). Mexico judge rules that The lynchpin of this terminally ill patients Clayton’s First ‘Super’ Market issue as to whether both have a right to obtain “aid commission and omis- in dying” (decision under Fred Elliott opened Elliott’s Market on West Savannah Street in December 1950, a much larger grocery store than any ex- sion will be allowed going appeal); isting in Clayton thus far. The building was equipped with the “latest in self-service market equipment and an automatic forward is another legal February 2014: Belgium heating and cooling system.” The site is now Rabun Flooring. In 1958, Elliott and Hobart Keller opened across Savannah concept called the harm extends euthanasia law Street an even larger “super” market called Foodland. Photo circa 1955 reduction argument. And Canada’s Supreme Court to apply to children with has ruled in favor of harm terminal illness. reduction on a number of These changes are defi - occasions. nitely troubling to people LIBRARY NEWS Since 2011, for example, who instinctively fi nd unanimous judgments the thought of physicians New items available: terrorist attacks. um — An award-winning crime assisting their patients’ Piranha by Clive Cussler The Sound of Glass by Karen writer teams up with the Los An- have involved the right to life, liberty and security efforts to die, that is, legal- — Covertly recreating the 1902 White — Unexpectedly inherit- geles Police Museum to present a ized physician-assisted sui- sinking of a ship on which a Ger- ing her reclusive grandmother’s gripping narrative of crime and of the person in legalizing supervised injection cide, completely repellent. man scientist was on the brink home in South Carolina, widow law enforcement during 1953 in “But,” Attaran wrote, of an astonishing breakthrough, Cal investigates her family’s the city of tarnished angels. centers for drug addicts and brothels for prostitutes “increasingly, society is ac- Cabrillo and his team are target- shattering history while navi- Dreams to Remember: Otis “because evidence showed knowledging that denying Redding, Stax Records, and ed by an assassin before learning gating the challenges of a young that injecting drugs and people the right to die with that a traitorous weapons de- stepmother and half-brother. the Transformation of South- selling sex are safer with dignity and safety is even signer has fi nished the scientist’s The Shore by Sara Taylor — ern Soul by Mark Ribowsky oversight than without.” more repellent.” work. Shares the stories of two barrier — The author of “The Supremes: Canadian justices have Dietland by Sarai Walker — island families off the coast of A Saga of Motown Dreams” concluded that as long as A resident of Tiger, Biding her time alone until she Virginia’s Chesapeake Bay, who discusses soul icon Otis Red- a patient in “grievous and Robert A. Hatcher, M.D., is can have weight-loss surgery, endure wrenching poverty, abuse ding and the Southern music he irremediable straits can professor of obstetrics and Plum joins an underground com- and regional elements while helped popularize. give informed consent, it gynecology at the Emory munity of empowered women protecting their loved ones and To check the availability for doesn’t matter whether a University School of Medi- and agrees to a series of chal- pursuing respective dreams. these or other items, call or stop physician assists actively cine. 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Life Center. All Catholic cation Bible school is Healing service women are invited to Saturday, June 13, from 9 ● Clayton First United attend. For more infor- a.m.-3:30 p.m. Classes are Methodist Church will mation, call Maria at for children and adults. host a healing service 941-545-8979. Lunch provided will be today at 6 p.m. hot dogs and chips. For more information, call Tiger Baptist VBS Flower and 706-782-3495. ● Tiger Baptist Liturgical Arts Festival Church’s vacation Bible ● St. James Episcopal Black Rock VBS school will be Sun- Church’s ninth annual ● Vacation Bible school day-Friday from 6:15-8:30 Flower and Liturgical at Black Rock Baptist p.m. Arts Festival will be Church will be Sunday, held from 10 a.m.-5 p.m. June 14-Thursday, June on Friday and Saturday, 18, from 6-8:15 p.m. VBS Chechero Baptist VBS June 12-13. This year’s kickoff is Saturday, June ● Chechero Baptist theme is “Count Your 13, at 6 p.m. featuring Church will be having Blessings.” It is free and games, singing and pup- vacation Bible school open to the public. pets. For more informa- Sunday-Wednesday from tion, call 706-782-9298. 6-8:30 p.m. The theme will be “Bible Blast to the Wiley Church of God Past.” ● Wiley Church of Peoples Baptist VBS God is having an inside ● Vacation Bible school PERSIMMON BAPTIST CHURCH yard sale and market on day is Saturday, June June 13, at 9 a.m. with dates with the following the sacrament of Holy Scheduled service changes Saturday, June 13, 2015 20, at Peoples Baptist seminary president, pas- special singing: June 22 Communion at 11 a.m. on ● St. James Episcopal at Clayton City Hall. Church. Lessons, crafts tor and author Dr. Joel — Victory Valley Home, the ﬁ rst Sunday of each Church will have no 8 Text for free space 706- and games are from 9 Beeke. Men and women Sept. 27 — Goss Brothers, month. The table of the 982-3797 by June 10. Ten a.m. service Sunday and a.m.-6 p.m. ending with a are invited to attend. Oct. 25 — Gospel Echos. Lord will be open to all percent donation will go the 10:30 a.m. service will church cookout. The goal is to encourage ● Homecoming cele- who desire to receive it. to Wiley Church of God. be held outdoors at Tiger men in their call to lead bration will be Aug. 9 at For more information, Mountain Vineyard. in their families and 10:30 a.m. Guest singers call 706-746-3787. Immediately following Grace Bible Church events church. Cost is $25 per from NewLife. service will be the Annu- Rocky Grove VBS ● Grace Bible Church person. Register online al Parish Picnic on the ● Rocky Grove Baptist in Mountain City will or in the church. For Celebrate Recovery vineyard grounds. Please will be having vacation host a free outdoor movie more information, visit Presbyterian prayer ● Celebrate Recovery, bring a salad, vegetable Bible school Monday, night Friday at 8 p.m. www.captivatedconfer- a Christian-based, 12- ● dish or dessert to share; June 15-Friday, June 19. The movie will be “Big ence.com or call the Clayton Presbyte- step program for dealing meat and beverages will Time will be 6-8:45 p.m. Hero 6.” Bring a chair church at 706-746-5823. rian Church is open for with hurts, habits and be provided. for ages 3-12. No nursery or blanket. Popcorn and personal prayer Fridays. hang-ups, meets at 7 provided. homemade ice cream It is at 150 N. Church St. p.m. Thursdays at Wiley provided. For more infor- Sunday night singing Church of God. For more St. Helena Altar Society mation, call 706-746-5823. ● Joy Baptist Church information, call the ● St. Helena Altar So- Church of Christ VBS ● The church will host will hold its fourth Holy Communion church at 706-212-2809 or ciety will meet Tuesday ● Rabun County a one-day Captivated Sunday night singing at ● Dillard United Meth- Gladys Clem at 706-782- at 11 a.m. in the Parish Church of Christ va- Conference on Saturday, 6 p.m. on the following odist Church is offering 3928.

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Antioch United Methodist Church Cornerrock Methodist Church Mountain Grove Baptist Church Tabernacle Baptist Church 80 Church Road, 449 Old Screamer St., Clayton, GA North Germany Rd., Clayton, GA 6467 Highway 441 S., wileychurch.net Clayton, GA 706-782-4224 Dillard United Methodist Church 706-782-3488 Wiley, GA Pastor: Lee Krivsky Pastor: Larry Cannon Betty Whitecloud St. & Hwy 441, 706-782-2734 Battle Branch Baptist Church 151433 Dillard, GA Mountain Synagogue Pastor: Steve Townsend Sun. 11am & 6pm | Wed. 6:30pm 1769 Warwoman Rd., 216 Roller Mill Rd., Franklin, NC Clayton, GA 706-782-9656 706-746-3787 Tallulah Falls United Pastor: Rev. Chuck Stutsman 828-524-9463 or 706-746-2177 Pastor: Madison McCrackin Religious Leader: Zvi Altman Methodist Church sheer Elohim Baptist Mission 204 School Road, Bethel Baptist Church New Beginnings Baptist Church perfection 438 Bethel Road, Tiger, GA 140 Blair St., Tiger, GA Tallulah Falls, GA 706-212-0391 62 Dotson Street for your Pastor: Mike Cochran 706-754-2742 Michelle Bramlett Pastor: Rev. Octavio Espetia Mountain City, GA Independent Sales Director Complexion Betty’s Creek Baptist Church 828-369-0620 Pastor: James Turpen Fairview Baptist Church Pastor: Rev. Tom Larocca 123 Betty’s Creek Church Lane Taylor’s Chapel Baptist Church Toll Free: 888-269-3452 • Local: 706-782-6065 Dillard, GA 706-746-2444 Highway 76 West, Clayton, GA New Hope Methodist Church marykay.com/mbramlett 74931 Pastor: Rev. Jason Smith 706-782-2105 Taylor’s Chapel Road, Pastor: Steve York New Hope Church Road Mountain City, GA Black Rock Baptist Church Clayton, GA 706-782-4224 Flat Creek Baptist Church 706-782-2537 345 N. Valley St. Pastor: Lee Krivsky Clayton, GA 706-782-9298 1433 Low Gap Road, Clayton, GA Pastor: Thomas Burrell Bethel & Co. Pastor: Albert Giovino LifeWay Community Church Pastor: Jim Green Tessentee Independent Accounting Services First Christian Church 1048 N Main St, Clayton, GA Blue Heights Baptist Church 706-982-3022 Individuals & Businesses 46 Cross St., Mt. City, GA Black Rock Mountain Road, Missionary Baptist Church Mountain City, GA Pastor: Scott Woodard 4601 Tessentee Road, 66 North Church Street 706-782-4531 Pastor: Rev. Gabe Southards PO Box 1056 FAX: 706-782-2277 Youth Pastor: Jonathan Panther 706-746-3168 Newman Chapel Baptist Church Otto, NC 706-782-1745 74934 Clayton, GA 30525 [email protected] Minister: Earl Winfrey 60 Mulberry Road Pastor: Carl Carpenter Boggs Mountain Baptist Church Otto, NC 28763 1471 E. Boggs Mt. Rd., Grace Bible Church 235 Dotson St., Mountain City, GA 828-524-9483 Tiger Baptist Church Tiger, GA Pastor: Danny H. Cannon Testament & Thomas Streets, Pastor: Joe McCrackin 706-746-5823 www.mygracebiblechurch.org Tiger, GA North Clayton Baptist Church Camp Creek Baptist Church Pastor: Kevin E. Hurt Pastor: Tim Hunnicutt 4363 Camp Creek Road, 171 Clayburne St. 706-782-5598 Lakemont, GA 706-782-2633 Head of Tennessee Clayton, GA Tiger United Methodist Church 042314-74937 Hwy 441 North • Clayton Pastor: Jim Carver Baptist Church Pastor: Ray B. Conne 895 Franklin St., Dillard, GA 64 Pleasant Place Road, Carver’s Chapel Church 706-746-2116 Peoples Baptist Church Tiger, GA 1020 Old Chechero St., Pastor: Allan Pierce Dunlap Street, Clayton, GA 706-754-2742 Clayton, GA 706-746-5134 706-782-4808 Pastor: James Turpen Pastor: Tim McCall Ivy Hill Baptist Pastor: Ronia Hunter 88 John Beck Dockins Rd., (Meets with Cornerrock Methodist) Timpson Presbyterian Church behind City Electric and Plumbing Persimmon Baptist Church Center for Spiritual Awareness 449 Old Screamer St., 35 Hawthorne Lane 151 CSA Lane, Clayton, GA 2032 Persimmon Rd., Clayton, GA Lakemont, GA 706-782-4723 Pastor: Farris Long 706-212-7914 Clayton, GA Director: Roy Eugene Davis Pastor: Rev. Richard Wright 072414-96524 Joy Baptist Church Unitarian Universalist Fellowship Chapel of Sky Valley 96 Joy Church Ln, Lakemont, GA Persimmon Church of God of Franklin, NC Rabun Gap, GA 30568 the perfect combination 817 Sky Valley Way, Sky Valley, GA 706-782-9757 2360 Devil’s Branch Road 85 Sierra Drive, Franklin, NC 706-746-3508 all-safestorage.com 706-746-2999, 706-746-5770 Pastor: Tony Goss Clayton, GA 706-782-7978 www.skyvalleychapel.com 706-782-3726 Pastor: John Erbelding King Memorial Community Unity - Wayfarers Chapel Church Pastor: Teddy King Off Highlands Road, Chechero Baptist Church 4922 Persimmon Rd, Pleasant Hill Baptist Church Doc’s Clocks 4973 Highway 76 E., Clayton, GA Clayton, GA 30525 Dillard, GA Professional Clock Repair - Free estimates Warwoman Road, Clayton, GA Henry E. Newman, MD 706-782-7179 706-782-4798 706-782-4074 706-746-6907 Pastor: Michael Wilson Pastor: Tony Westbrook Pastor: Raymond Page Pastor: Ron Lindahn Home - (706) 212-0417 Cell - (706) 982-5880 Clayton Baptist Church Kingdom Hall of Jehovah’s Witnesses Rabun County Church of Christ Valley Community Church

87 S. Church St., Clayton, GA 176 Shepard St., Mt. City, GA 876 Bethel Road, 2218 Tate City Rd., Clayton, GA [email protected] 100214-110860 706-782-4588 706-746-2791 Tiger, GA Pastor: Joey Thompson 706-782-4904 Pastor: Jonathan Penland 706-782-3495 Clayton Church of God Lakemont Baptist Church Minister: Mckinley Pate Wiley Church of God We arrange cremations 255 Stekoa Falls Road, Clayton, GA 608 W. Wolf Creek Road, 28 Transom Lane, Wiley, GA Hunter Rocky Grove Baptist Church 706-982-4437 Lakemont, GA 706-212-2809 Warwoman Road 6900 Bridge Creek Road, Pastor: Bryan Alexander 706-212-7904 Pastor: Rev. Adam Wright Funeral Clayton, GA Pastor: Jewell Gaines Tiger, GA Clayton Christian Community Church Pastor: Rev. Kyle L. Watts Wiley Presbyterian Church 384 S. Main St., Clayton, GA Liberty Baptist Church Home 706-782-4243 Rabun Gap Presbyterian Church 207 Wiley Church Lane 706-212-7986 2206 Bridge Creek Road www.hunterfuneralhomega.com 74939 Pastors: John & Denise Paul Tiger, GA 706-782-6651 8397 Wolffork Road, Wiley, GA 706-782-3775 Pastor: Scott Cates Rabun Gap, GA Pastor: Alice T. Wood Clayton First Assembly 706-746-2020 of God Macedonia Baptist Church Pastor: Don Barber Wolf Creek Baptist Church 128 Valley St., Clayton, GA Jerry Gap Rd, Clayton, GA Wolf Creek Church Rd. off Mountain Patrol 706-782-6854 828-526-8425 Sheltering Arms Gospel Private Security & Investigations East Wolf Creek Rd., Wiley, GA Pastor: Jeff Houston Pastor: Troy Nicholson Tabernacle Proudly serving the Lakes of Burton, Seed and Rabun since 1973. 2771 Highway 76 W., 706-782-4541 Clayton First United Methodist Church Mount Calvary Baptist Church Rev. Thomas Gragg as Pastor Providing Peace of Mind, Security and Protection 71 S. Main St., Clayton, GA 130 Little River Lane, off York House Road, Clayton, GA 706-782-7908 706-782-4426 Rabun Gap, GA 30537 Wolffork Baptist Church 706-782-5807 74930 Pastor: Jeremy Lawson 706-782-4143 Nell Matheson, Founder 453 Wolffork Church Road, Pastors: Rev. Mickey Woods Clayton Presbyterian Church St. Helena Catholic Church Rabun Gap, GA 150 N. Church St., Clayton, GA Mountain City Church of God 137 Meadow Stream Ln., 706-746-2728 %#$' ! &'$$&"!! 706-782-5418 352 Cross St., Mt. City, GA Clayton, GA 706-782-5152 Pastor: Jimmy Greer *#$(%" !+ &&%) #+$(%& Pastor: Fred DiMaio 706-746-7530 Priest: Alvaro Avendano Wolffork Christian Fellowship Center *+$(',!+'$# Pastor: Wren Worley Saint James Episcopal Church Beck Community Bible Church 5746 N. Wolffork Rd, 3645 Cashiers Rd., Highlands, NC Mountain City United Methodist 260 Warwoman Road, Rabun Gap, GA 828-526-4685 69 Black Rock Pkwy, Mt. City, GA Clayton, GA Funeral Home $(%#$%"' $#%$) $%$( Pastor: Gary Hewins 706-782-7335 706-782-6179 706-754-4622 '*** (#%!$"$" www.cbchighlands.com Pastor: Charles Stutsman Pastor: Stephen Hall Pastor: Rev. Harvery Conner

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Chrisley Chrisley NCIS: Los Angeles HD VH1 Space Jam (‘96, PG) aac Michael Jordan. HD Space Jam (‘96, PG) aac Michael Jordan. HD Blue Chips (‘94) aa VH1 SNL HD The Breakfast Club (‘85, R) Emilio Estevez, Paul Gleason. HD Rock Star (‘01, R) aa Mark Wahlberg. WGN How I Met How I Met How I Met How I Met How I Met How I Met Rules HD Rules HD Parks HD Parks HD WGN Blue Bloods (TV14) HD Blue Bloods (TV14) HD The Aviator (‘04, PG-13) aaac Leonardo DiCaprio, Cate Blanchett. HD HD HD (N) (N) HD HD The Judge (‘14, R) Robert Downey Jr., Robert Duvall. HD W.C. Boxing (Live) HD (:45) Real Sports HD Thrones

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R aaac aaa R MAX (:05) Hollow Man (‘00, R) aa Elisabeth Shue. HD Death Sentence (‘07, R) aaa HD Naked in Space (‘15, NRAO) HD MAX Blade Runner (‘82, R) Harrison Ford. HD I Origins (‘14, R) Michael Pitt. HD (:50) Co-Ed Confidential 2 (‘08) HD P P SHOW Breaking Dawn, P2 HD One Direction Where We (‘14, NR) HAPPYish Penny Dreadful HD Jackie HD 3AM SHOW Begin Again (‘14, R) aaac Keira Knightley. HD HAPPYish HAPPYish HAPPYish HAPPYish HAPPYish HAPPYish

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A (N) (N) (N) HD HD HD NBC Dateline NBC A.D. The Bible American Odyssey Local Programs Dateline NBC A NBC American Ninja Warrior: “Houston” (N) (:01) The Island (N) Local (:35) Tonight Show Late Night O O R FOX Simpsons Brooklyn Family Guy Golan (N) Local Programs Local Programs R FOX So You Think You Can Dance: “Detroit” (N) HD Local Programs Local Programs B B ION Meet the Fockers (‘04, PG-13) Robert De Niro. Groundhog Day (‘93, PG) aaac Bill Murray. A Knight’s Tale (‘01) ION Criminal Minds HD Criminal Minds HD Criminal Minds HD Criminal Minds HD Criminal Minds HD E A&E The Proposal (‘09, PG-13) Sandra Bullock. HD Two Weeks Notice (‘02, PG-13) Sandra Bullock. The Proposal (‘09) HD E A&E The First 48 (TV14) HD The First 48 (TV14) HD The First 48 (TV14) HD The First 48 (TV14) HD The First 48 (TV14) HD L L B (7:00) Erin Brockovich (‘00, R) Julia Roberts. HD Halt and Catch Fire (N) Halt and Catch Fire HD Wild Hogs (‘07) aac HD B (7:00) The Shawshank Redemption (‘94, R) HD TURN Wash Spies (N) TURN Wash Spies HD American Gangster HD A AMC

A AMC C ANIMAL The Last Alaskans (N) Mountain Monsters HD Finding Bigfoot (N) HD Going Native (N) HD (:04) Finding Bigfoot HD C ANIMAL Finding Bigfoot HD Finding Bigfoot: Further Evidence Wildman (:03) Finding Bigfoot HD (:04) Finding Bigfoot HD BET Welcome Home, Roscoe (‘08) aa HD Frankie Game HD Post Show Husbands Husbands BET Inspiration (TV G) BET Sparkle (‘12, PG-13) aac Jordin Sparks, Whitney Houston. HD Game HD Game HD Wendy Williams (N) HD BRAVO Kandi Ski Trip (N) HD Married to Medicine (N) Blood, Sweat & Heels Fashion Kandi Ski Trip HD Medicine BRAVO Shahs of Sunset (N) Real Housewives (N) Odd Mom Out (N) Housewife (TV14) Odd Mom Odd Mom CARTOON King of Hill King of Hill The Jack Cleveland Cleveland Family Guy Family Guy China, Il (:15) Pretty Unsuperv. CARTOON King of Hill King of Hill Cleveland Bob’s HD Dad HD Dad HD Family Guy Family Guy Robot Squid HD CMT Con Air (‘97, R) aac HD (:03) The Fugitive (‘93, PG-13) aaac Harrison Ford, Tommy Lee Jones. HD Cops HD Cops HD CMT Miss Congeniality (‘00, PG-13) aac Sandra Bullock, Michael Caine. HD George Strait: The Cowboy Rides Away HD CNN Anthony: “New Jersey” Anthony (TVPG) (N) High Profits (N) Anthony: “New Jersey” Anthony: “Budapest” CNN Anderson Cooper 360° The CNN Quiz Show CNN Tonight (N) Anderson Cooper 360° The CNN Quiz Show COMEDY South Park South Park South Park South Park South Park South Park South Park South Park South Park South Park COMEDY South Park South Park South Park South Park Archer HD Archer HD Daily (N) Nightly (N) midnight South Park DISCOVERY Naked and Afraid HD Naked and Afraid (N) Naked and Afraid (N) Naked and Afraid HD Naked and Afraid HD DISCOVERY Street Outlaws: Full (N) Street Outlaws (N) HD Fast N’ Loud (N) HD Street Outlaws HD Fast N’ Loud (TV14) HD DISNEY Jessie (N) Undercover I Didn’t (N) Girl Meets Undercover Liv HD Jessie HD Undercover I Didn’t Good Luck DISNEY Beverly Hills Chihuahua (‘08, PG) ac Austin HD Liv HD Undercover I Didn’t Jessie HD Good Luck Good Luck E! 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Dear John (‘10) aac HD HGTV Hunt HD Hunt HD Life HD Life HD Hunters Hunters Hunters Hunters Life HD Life HD HGTV Love It or List It HD Love It or List It (N) HD Hunters Hunters A Sale of Two Cities Love It or List It HD HISTORY American Pickers HD American Pickers HD Texas Rising: “Blood For Blood” (TV14) HD American Pickers HD HISTORY Texas Rising (TV14) HD Texas Rising: “Vengeance Is Mine” (N) HD Texas Rising: “Vengeance Is Mine” (TV14) HD LIFETIME (7:00) Movie Double Daddy (‘15, NR) HD (:02) Movie LIFETIME 27 Dresses (‘08) aac HD Devious Maids (N) HD UnREAL: “Relapse” (N) UnREAL: “Relapse” HD (:02) Devious Maids HD MTV Bad Grandpa .5 (‘14) Jackass 3D (‘10, R) aaa Johnny Knoxville. HD You Don’t Mess with the Zohan (‘08, PG-13) aa MTV Catfish: The TV Show Teen Mom (TVPG) HD Teen Mom (N) HD True Life (N) HD Teen Mom (TVPG) HD NICK Full House Full House Full House Full House Full House Full House Friends Friends Friends Friends NICK Full House Full House Full House Full House Prince Prince Friends Friends Friends Friends SPIKE Bar Rescue (TVPG) HD Bar Rescue (TVPG) HD Bar Rescue: “Lagers and Liars” HD Bar Rescue (TVPG) HD Bar Rescue SPIKE Bar Rescue (TVPG) HD Bar Rescue (TVPG) HD Bar Rescue (TVPG) HD Bar Rescue (TVPG) HD Bar Rescue (TVPG) HD SYFY City of Ember (‘08) aac Chronicles of Narnia: Voyage of the Dawn Treader (‘10) aac The Golden Compass (‘07) aac HD SYFY Dawn Treader (‘10) aac Jurassic Park (‘93, PG-13) aaac Sam Neill, Laura Dern. The Village (‘04) aaa HD TBS Rush Hour 3 (‘07, PG-13) aac Chris Tucker. 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D HD HD HD D HD HD HD A NBC America’s Got Talent: “Audition 3" (TVPG) (N) I Can Do That (N) Local (:35) Tonight Show Late Night A NBC I Can Do That American Ninja Warrior: “Venice Qualifying” Local (:35) Tonight Show Late Night O O

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B (7:00) Saving Private Ryan (‘98, R) aaaa Tom Hanks, Matt Damon. HD We Were Soldiers (‘02, R) aaa Mel Gibson. HD B Mad Max: Beyond Thunderdome (‘85, PG-13) Mel Gibson. HD Sahara (‘05, PG-13) Matthew McConaughey, Steve Zahn. HD

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R MAX Survivor (:25) As Above, So Below (‘14, R) HD Man of Steel (‘13, PG-13) ac Henry Cavill, Amy Adams. HD Zane’s Sex R MAX Serenity (‘05, PG-13) aaac Nathan Fillion. HD I Origins (‘14, R) aaa Michael Pitt. HD (:50) Eve’s Secret (‘14, NRAO) HD P P SHOW One Direction (‘14) Jackie HD HAPPYish Penny Dreadful HD Inside Com HAPPYish Jackie HD Inside Com SHOW Penny HD ALL ACCESS Rome on Showtime (N) HAPPYish Inside Com Rome on Showtime HD HAPPYish Jackie HD B6 June 4, 2015 CALENDAR The Clayton Tribune CALENDAR OF EVENTS has several hikes planned. For ● Thursday: Turkey breast at 11:30 p.m. and meeting at 1 fi rst Tuesday of every month a schedule, see nantahalahik- salad w/all trimmings p.m. Florine Johnson, guild from 7-8 p.m. at 14 W. Palmer ingclub.org. founder and successful pattern St., Franklin, North Carolina. Submit your designer, will do a trunk show. For more information, call 828- Senior activities For more information, visit 349-9252. Farmers markets ● Today: Art class 10 a.m., www.mountainlaurelquilters. events to ● Simply Homegrown at bingo 10:30 a.m., bridge 12:30 org. the Covered Bridge Plaza on p.m., computer class 1 p.m. ● The Mountain Laurel Kiwanis meetings Highway 441 from 9 a.m.-1 p.m. ● Friday: Yoga 10 a.m. Quilting Guild workshop ● The Kiwanis Club of our website featuring a wide variety of sus- ● Monday: Free coffee, sau- will be Friday, June 26, at the Rabun County meets at 11:45 tainable produce and related sage biscuits $.75, yoga 10 a.m., Clarkesville United Method- a.m. on the fi rst and third TheClaytonTribune.com products. For more informa- health and wellness check ist Church Fellowship Hall. Thursdays of the month at now of ers a feature in which tion, visit www.rabunmarket. 10:30 a.m., bridge 1 p.m. Florine Johnson will teach a Kingwood Country Club & residents may submit com- com. ● Tuesday: Bridge 12:30 p.m., fusible web workshop using Resort. All are welcome. munity calendar items online. ● Main Street Farmers Mar- computer class 1 p.m. her Radical Rooster Ralph pat- To add your event, scroll ket provides fresh local food ● Wednesday: Yoga 10 a.m., tern. Cost for members is $35 down to the “Today’s Events” from 9 a.m.-noon at 74 North health and wellness check (non-members $45). Attendees Lion’s Club meetings section of the website, and Main St. in downtown Clayton. 10:30 a.m., bingo 11 a.m. will receive a pattern retailing ● The Clayton Lion’s Club ● Thursday: Art class 10 for $8.50, special fusing pat- follow the “Click Here” link to meets the fi rst and third SUNDAY a.m., bingo 10:30 a.m., bridge tern, plus an overlay pattern. input your information. Fields Thursdays at 6 p.m. at the 12:30 p.m., computer class 1 Call or email Bev at 706-782- Cupboard Cafe in Dillard. All marked with an asterisk are p.m. 9717 or bjm999@windstream. required. Click “Submit” to High Mountain Squares are welcome. ● net for more information. post the event. The High Mountain UPCOMING Call 706-782-3312 for more Squares will celebrate its 15th Mental Illness support group information. annual Great Watermelon Scaly Mountain Women’s Club Party at the Macon County Sock Hop ● A National Alliance on ● Recreation Pavilion in Frank- ● Tickets for the Kiwanis Saturday, July 18, is the Mental Illness (NAMI) Sup- TODAY lin, North Carolina, from 2-5 Sock Hop at 7 p.m. Friday, Scaly Mountain Women’s port Group meets the fi rst p.m. Callers will be Ken Per- June 12, at the Rabun Coun- Club’s annual silent and live Tuesday and every Thursday God’s Abundance Market kins and Tom Pustinger and ty Civic Center Diner are auction. The auction will be at 7 p.m. at Angel Medical held at the Scaly Mountain Center on the third fl oor in the ● God’s Abundance Market there will be dancing, food and available at Rabun County Fire Station’s Community video room. This group is for and Cafe is open from 4-6 p.m. watermelon. Dance includes Chamber of Commerce, City Room, 169 Hale Ridge Road, individuals with mental illness Thursdays at the American western style square dancing, of Clayton, United Communi- Scaly Mountain, North Car- and family members/loved Legion, 4 Electric Ave., in mainstream and plus levels. ty Bank and First American olina. Doors open at 6 p.m. ones of someone with a mental Mountain City. This is a free Everyone is welcome. For Bank & Trust. Tickets are $20 and admission is free. Silent illness. For more information, farmer’s market and soup more information, call 828-371- per person or $30 for a couple. auction preview and bidding call 828-526-9510. kitchen for those struggling 4946, 828-342-1560, 828-332-0001 For more information, call 706- or www.highmountainsquare. 621-5292 or 706-490-1978. starts at 6 p.m. and the live fi nancially. For more informa- auction begins at 7 p.m. tion, call Glory Seeds Inc. at com. Mountain Laurel Wood Turners 706-212-0084. SUNDAY/TUESDAY North Georgia Community Players Taste of Scotland festival ● Mountain Laurel Wood ● North Georgia Communi- Turners meet the fi rst Tues- Highlands Plateau Chess club ty Players’ Annie Jr. auditions ● The Taste of Scotland festi- day of each month at 6:30 p.m. val in Franklin, North Caro- at the Extension Center behind ● are Friday, June 12, from 6-8 Audubon Society The Clayton Chess Club lina, will be Thursday, June the old courthouse in down- meets at 2 p.m. Sundays and p.m. and Saturday, June 13, 18-Sunday, June 21, featuring town Clarkesville. For more ● The Owl Prowl begins 7:30 p.m. Tuesdays in the St. from noon-3 p.m. at the Dil- music, food, crafts, demonstra- information, call 706-782-8386 at 7:30 p.m. at the Highlands James Episcopal Church par- lard City Hall. Auditions will tions, children’s games and an- or 706-969-3929. Nature Center, 930 Horse Cove ish hall, 260 Warwoman Road. consist of a cold reading and Road, Highlands, North Car- singing songs from the show. cestry. For more information For more information, call or tickets, call 828-421-7771. olina. Well suited for children 706-782-9717. All kids ages 8-18 are invited. and families, it is free and For more information, call Narcotics Anonymous meeting open to the public, involves MONDAY Maggie Barry at 706-212-8446. Democrats’ barbecue and politics ● A Narcotics Anonymous live birds from the Charlotte group meets on Tuesdays and Raptor Rehab Center and an ● The Rabun County Demo- Thursdays at 7 p.m. at Clayton owl spotting walk. Sustainable Mountain Kid’s Day at the Park cratic Party is holding a barbe- Presbyterian Church. Living Communities ● Smithgall Woods State cue and politics event Thurs- Park will host Kid’s Day at day, June 18, from 6-8 p.m. at FRIDAY ● Sustainable Mountain the Park Saturday, June 13, The Diner, below the Rabun Overeaters Anonymous Living Communities offers a from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Hands-on County Civic Center. Clark- ● Overeaters Anonymous First Friday Fest free gardening class, “Healthy exhibits in outdoor sports, ston Mayor Ted Terry will is a fellowship of people who, ● From 6-8 p.m. at The Rock Gardens Clinic,” at 6 p.m. The recreation and environmental speak. BBQ plates available for through shared experience, House in Clayton featuring a class will be held in the Old education will be available. purchase. RSVP to Nathan at strength and hope, are recov- guitar player and singer Zorki. School Garden located behind Badges can be earned. No reg- 706-982-3347. ering from compulsive eating. the Rabun County Civic Cen- istration is required. For more Meetings are free. Three are ter. Chuck Mashburn, owner information, call 706-878-3087 held in the area, including Eco forum of Mill Gap Farm, will identify or visit www.gastateparks.org/ North Georgia Arts Guild 5 p.m. Sundays at Franklin ● effective garden practices used Bill Hagemann, the garden smithgallwoods. 1 The North Georgia Arts (North Carolina) First Presby- in the community garden and manager for the Mountain Guild meets Thursday, June terian Church Parish Hall, 26 advise participants on pest and Retreat and Learning Center 18, at 10 a.m. at the Clayton Church St. Come through the disease problems he may ob- in Scaly Mountain, North Friends of the Greenway Municipal Complex. Coffee red doors and follow OA signs. Carolina, will explain how you serve. For more information, ● Friends of the Greenway and small bites begin at 9:30 For more information, call can make compost tea and use contact 706-782-7978 or visit on will be having its Summer a.m. Guest speaker will be 828-508-2586. At 5 p.m. Mon- it in your garden. This free Facebook at SMLCinc. Trunk Sale at 573 E. Main St., Dave Johnson, a woodworker days and 3:30 p.m. Wednesday, program will begin at 6:30 p.m. Franklin, North Carolina, and creator of inlaid boxes and meetings are at 308 Warwom- at the UU Fellowship Hall, 89 on Saturday, June 13, from 9 chests. an Road, next door to St. James Sierra Drive, Franklin, North Highland Plateau Audubon Society a.m.-2 p.m. Vehicle spaces for Episcopal Church. For more Carolina. All are welcome to ● At the Highlands Civic this fundraiser are $20 each information, call 706-782-2328. bring a covered dish to share Center, there will be a potluck and availability is limited. Food distribution at 5:30 p.m. For more informa- supper at 6 p.m. followed by Proceeds from parking-space ● A mobile food distribution, call 828-524-3691. program at 7 p.m. by Curtis tion is being held beginning Pilot Club Smalling, director of Land fees goes toward Greenway im- at 8:30 a.m. Saturday June 20, ● Bird Conservation for Audu- provements. Call 828-369-8488 The Pilot Club of Clayton Highlands Plateau for more information. at Rabun Gap Presbyterian meets at 5:30 p.m. on the fourth bon North Carolina. Church, 8397 N. Wolffork Road. Monday of each month. We Audubon Society Anyone who would like to help don’t fl y airplanes, we pilot ● Curtis Smalling will Sons of Confederate Veterans Single Mingles by sorting and loading cars young people’s futures. Check ● should arrive at 8 a.m. For us out at Oconee Federal Bank. present a CLE class from 10 ● The regular meeting of Hike the Short Line Trail more information, call 706-746- All are welcome. For more in- a.m.-noon titled “Birding Be- Sons of Confederate Veter- in Tallulah Gorge State Park 2020. formation, call Mary Ann Rich yond the Feeder” at the Peggy ans Camp 1929 will be at the with Gary Elzey on Saturday, Crosby Center in Highlands, June 13. Meet at 9:45 a.m. at at 706-782-0860. E.M.A. Rescue Building on AREA MEETINGS North Carolina. Curtis is on Syrup City Road in Tiger at 7 Ingles and leave at 10 a.m. For staff of Audubon North Caroli- p.m. Members are encouraged more information, call Gary Rabun Trout Unlimited na. For more information and to attend and bring a visitor. 706-490-1089. AA meetings ● to register, visit www.clehigh- The public is welcome. For Sunday, June 21, Haber- ● If you are concerned about ● The Rabun Chapter of lands.com. more information, call 706-782- sham Community Theater your drinking and wish to Trout Unlimited meets at 5 4122. presents Southern Hospitality have help, you are invited to p.m. every third Thursday of at 2 p.m. in Clarkesville. Meet SATURDAY attend Alcoholics Anonymous the month at the Scout Hut on at Walmart at 1:05 p.m. and meetings in Rabun County. Highway 76 West, the brick leave at 1:15 p.m. Call Jan at Smoky Mountain Quilters Guild AA meets at 7 p.m. daily and building located behind the Plant and sidewalk sale 706-782-3260 to carpool. Call ● The Smoky Mountain Rabun County Library. Park- ● The annual sale sponsored 706-839-1315 for tickets. 11 a.m. Thursdays at St. James Quilters Guild will hold its ing is available in the Rabun by Mountain Ivy Garden Club ● Saturday, June 27, will be Episcopal Church off War- June meeting at 9:30 a.m. in County Library parking lot will be from 9 a.m.-noon in a hamburger cookout. Attend- woman Road. A meeting also Tartan Hall of First Presby- and Rabun County Tax Offi ce front of The Rock House on ees are asked to bring other is at 9 a.m. Tuesday at Wiley terian Church in Franklin, parking lot. Bring own equip- Main Street. Lots of plants, food or cups and plates. Call Presbyterian Church. Dial North Carolina. Guild member ment if you have; 6:30-7 p.m., kitchenware, books, antiques, Gary at 706-782-2905 to get 706-782-HELP (4357) for the 24- Trudi Griffi n will present a social and story telling (Truth bric-a-brac, art and baked directions and discuss. hour help line. trunk show of her favorite or Lies); 7 p.m., program and goods available. Funds raised ● Sunday, June 28, is the quilts. meeting. At every regular promote horticultural projects Patriot Concert by Toccoa for Rabun County. Al-Anon family group chapter meeting there will be Symphony at Currahee Club. a raffl e for fi shing or camping THURSDAY, JUNE 11 Tickets are $25 and includes ● Al-Anon Family Group Items to help pay the cost of box supper. Gates open at 5 meets every Tuesday at noon. mailing the newsletter to mem- Hunnicutt reunion Clayton Music, p.m., concert at 7 p.m. Must Come join on Tuesdays at noon bers without email. Bring an ● The Hunnicutt Reunion order tickets in advance. at St. James Episcopal Church will begin at 10 a.m. at Wood- Literary and Art Club on Warwoman Road. No fees. item to donate. man of the World in Dillard. ● The Clayton Music, Liter- ary and Art Club will meet at AARP Smart Driver Course Toastmasters 2 p.m. at The Rock House in ● AARP Smart Driver Disabled Veterans Chapter 15 ● Historic gristmill demonstration Clayton. The program will be course will be Monday, June ● Disabled American Join the Gem City Forum ● From 1-4 p.m., Historic presented by a local artist. For 15, at The Amara Center from Veterans Chapter 15, Rabun, Toastmasters every Tuesday Barker’s Creek Mill at the more information, call 706-746- 9 a.m.-4 p.m. The class will be Habersham and Stephens night at 5:30 p.m. in the Drake Hambidge Center is open and 7121. taught by certifi ed volunteer counties, meets at 6 p.m., fi rst Education Center, 210 Phillips featuring Laurence Holden, instructor Marcus Booker. Monday each month, Rabun Street in Franklin, to become who will share the history of SEVEN DAYS A WEEK There are no tests required to fi rehouse, 7974 Old Hwy. 441 S., a compelling and confi dent the mill, give demonstrations, pass the course. The course is Lakemont. Offers assistance speaker. Guest are always wel- and offer grits and cornmeal Senior Center open to drivers of all ages and to all veterans’ needs. Details: come. For more information for sale. Free to visit. For more The Rabun County Senior costs $15 for AARP members Commander and Service Of- visit www.gemcityforum.org. information, call 706.746.7324 or Center plans the following and $20 for non-members. fi cer Nathan Marple, 706-949- email [email protected]. meals. Bread and dessert are Lunch may be purchased at 8352. served daily. the hospital café. Participants Works of Joseph Campbell ● Today: Pizza, corn can register by calling 706-782- ● Inspired by the works Single Mingles ● Friday: Fish sandwich w/ 4009. Space is limited. Family Caregiver Support Group of Joseph Campbell, a group ● Single Mingles will meet lettuce, tomato, cheese and ● Family Caregiver Support gathers in the family room in at 6 p.m. at Pizza Hut. For more chips Group every Tuesday 2-4 p.m. the offi ce building of Grace information, call Jan 706-782- ● Monday: Lasagna, stir fry Mountain Laurel Quilting Guild at Clayton Baptist Church’s Calvary Episcopal Church, 3260. ● Tuesday: Italian sausage, ● The Mountain Laurel Ministry Activity Center. For Clarkesville, 7-9 p.m., third steamed cabbage, black-eyed Quilting Guild will meet Tues- more information, call Mary Thursday of each month. All peas day, June 16, at Clarkesville Lou Faulkenberry at 706-970- are welcome. For more in- Nantahala Hiking Club ● Wednesday: Chicken United Methodist Church Fel- 1232 or the church at 706-782- formation, call Ty Collins at ● Nantahala Hiking Club breast w/wild rice, lima beans lowship Hall with sack lunch 4588. Another group meets the 706-947-3428. C June 4, 2015 The Clayton Tribune theclaytontribune.com NASCAR Find us on Facebook at /claytonnews or follow our Twitter CLASSIFIEDS accounts — @CTKByrd, @CTMPayne and @CTMStuddard LEGALS SPORTS — for live local sports scores and updates. Road races on Rabun’s horizon up to the event and train in a Experts share tips for frst-time runners way where they increase their distance throughout. For best By Mat Payne to run for a half-mile before possible performance, Carter Staff Writer turning around. said a runner should be able to complete a 5K run/walk prior Aspiring runners ready to According to mapmyrun. to the event. beat feet have a month to pre- com, the 5K run will feature about 328 feet of elevation “You kind of want to rest the pare for two of Rabun County’s change while the 10K will con- week of the race,” Carter said. largest foot races. tain about 694 feet. “I mean you can still run but On the Fourth of July, run- The Lake Burton Fun Run it might not be as hard as you ners can compete in the ninth begins at the Moccasin Creek can go for a full 5k.” annual Rabun Ramble 5K and State Park Campground and Lisa Hopkins, owner of Stu- 10K races, as well as the 31st ends at LaPrade’s Marina, dio e, said it was also a good annual Lake Burton Fun Run. following Highway 197 for the idea for athletes to not focus The Rabun Ramble features duration of the course. The solely on running, but to cross the more difficult course. Ac- route features about 239 feet of train and do some strength cording to its website, the run elevation change. training. begins at the Lake Rabun Pa- Lacy Carter, weight loss Carter added a good diet vilion and heads west on Lake coach at Pinnacle Health & would play an important part Rabun Road. Runners partic- Wellness, said the key thing 5K Mat Payne/The Clayton Tribune in an athlete’s performance. ipating in the 5K event will hopefuls will remember while Runners take of at the Relay for Life 5K Saturday in Tallulah Falls. “You want to eat a whole turn around and race back to preparing for a race is consis- foods kind of diet,” Carter said. the start line. The 10k runners tency. time and just being consistent about 10 percent each week.” “If you eat things that are will continue west before turn- “Running about three days with it,” Carter said. “For a 5K, Carter said runners could heavier in sugar and fat ... you ing south onto Kings Row Road a week and recording your you would probably get better block out the weeks leading feel kind of sluggish.” SPORTS FEATURE SERIES RCMS teams have success By Megan Studdard at the Northeast Geor- Staff Writer gia Mountains League Not to be outdone by tournament. the senior high Wild- cats, the sports teams at Cross country Rabun County Middle The 2014 Lady Wild- School posted winning cats cross country team seasons, earned league has several trophies to championships and its name after winning broke records this year. all but one of its meets. The following is a re- A dozen seventh- and cap of the middle school eighth-graders ran for athletic seasons: RCMS. Georgia Stock- ton, Laken Stiles and Football Amaranta Melgarejo all had strong showings in The middle school 2014. They placed in the Wildcats extended their top 10 at almost every undefeated streak and meet. picked up the Northeast Only three boys ran Georgia Mountains for the RCMS Wildcats League championship team in 2014, but Jones title for the second year said they competed well in a row. as individuals. She said The ’Cats finished to be scored as a team, File Photo their season 8-0 after each school must have Members of the 1991 state championship golf team pose with their trophies in this photo from May 16,1991. Pictured, front row trampling opponents all at least five runners. from left, are Brent Horton, Gabe Southards, Justin Free and Todd Adams; back row, Chuck Clay, Stan Whittington, Jason Murphy and year with huge margins. Scott Cannon. They sent White Coun- ty Middle School home Girls basketball Oct. 16 after beating Both middle school LEGACY OF LEGENDS them 35-16 in the cham- basketball teams saw pionship game. success in 2014-15, with the seventh-grade girls picking up a champion- Softball ship title. The Lady ’Cats soft- The younger team ball team finished 3-6 defeated rival Union with one tie. They ended the season in third place Please see RCMS, C2

By MeganGOLFERS Studdard WIN STATE ’91 had to make a comeback. It came article in The Clayton Tribune. Staff Writer down to the 18th green where Clay With the results in and final, Rabun Note: The Clayton Tribune is stood. The words of head golf coach County edged out Gainesville by taking a look back at some of Rabun Chuck Foster echoed in Clay’s mind two strokes. The Wildcats loaded — “If you make it in, we win.” County’s most successful teams, their bus with the first state cham- Time stood still as the little white pionship trophy in school history. athletes and coaches in a special se- ball fell into its hole on the familiar “I just remember Coach Foster ries of feature articles this summer. course. The junior went back to join was so excited that he took us all This week, read about the 1991 Class his teammates — Brent Horton, out to a steak dinner in Helen,” AA State Golf Champions. Do you Gabe Southards, Justin Free, Todd Free said with a laugh. know of a sports star or team that Adams, Stan Whittington, Jason Their quest for the gold went all excelled in Rabun County history? Murphy and Scott Cannon — in the way back to the carefree days Email Staff Writer Megan Studdard front of the scoreboard, anxiously of boyhood. Now, almost all in their at mstuddard@theclaytontribune waiting for the results. 40s, the golfers said it was growing or call her at 706-782-3312 with your “It was a nailbiter because you’re up on the course together that pro- suggestions. looking to the teams’ (scores),” pelled them to a championship. said Free, who was a senior in The teammates spent their he sweltering hot sun beat 1991. “They have to add up all five summers on the greens of Rabun down on Innsbruck Golf players. We didn’t even know how County Golf Course. Course in Helen as Chuck we did.” “That nine-hole course was kind TClay adjusted his hands “We really didn’t know when we of like our babysitter,” Whittington on the putter. It was 1991, and the first started coming in where we said, recalling days spent jumping Wildcats golf team was on the cusp stood,” Murphy said. in the pool between rounds of golf of making school history at the The senior was the low medal- as 8- to 10-year-olds. Mat Payne/The Clayton Tribune Class AA state championship. ist with Clay. Both shot 80 on the The Rabun County Middle School Wildcats hoist up their Down after nine holes, the boys course, according to a May 16, 1991 Please see LEGACY, C2 trophy after winning the league title last October. Rabun County Special Olympians excel at state games in Atlanta Staff Reports ball throw and 50-meter games, athletes were It was a special week- dash. Gold medals also treated with a special end for seven Rabun went to Britney Queen in star appearance from softball throw, Stephen former Atlanta Falcons County athletes who par- Green in 50-meter dash, player Harry Douglas. ticipated in the Special Kim Roberts in 100-meter The Special Olympians Olympics State Games at dash and Jonathon Watts took photos and got auto- Emory University this in tennis ball throw. graphs from Douglas. past Friday through Sun- Several athletes also “This is an experi- day. The team brought earned silver medals, ence that you will never back six gold medals and including Queen in forget. It was a weekend plenty of smiles. 50-meter dash, Green in filled with laughter and Rabun’s athletes softball throw, Roberts in tears of joy,” local Coor- competed in a number shot put, Brittany Rob- dinator Melody Queen of track and field events ertson in 100-meter dash said. “As a parent, coach during the state games and Shannon Talley in and leader, I can see how against athletes from softball throw. Robertson participation in Special across Georgia. Each and Watts earned bronze Olympics helps each ath- athlete medaled in at in shot put and 50-meter lete to have confidence least one event. dash, respectively. Talley and self esteem. What a Submitted Photo Miyah Gaston fin- also received a ribbon difference it makes. I am Rabun County Special Olympians who competed in the State Games at Emory University were, ished at the top of both for running the 50-meter so proud of each athlete front row from left, Miyah Gaston, Jonathon Watts and Shannon Talley; back row, Stephen Green, of her events, earning dash. and each one is a win- Kim Roberts, Britney Queen and Brittany Robertson. gold medals in tennis In addition to the ner.” C2 June 4, 2015 SPORTS The Clayton Tribune

out about Rabun’s talent. “When we went to tournaments, we LEGACY just had this level of confidence,” South- n CONTINUED FROM PAGE C1 ards said. “We knew everybody on our team could play.” “It was a little unheard of for a little Heritage And what was the catalyst behind this mountain school up in North Georgia passion for the game? They all pointed to for that many caliber players to come one man — Dewitt Weaver. through at the same time.” Whittington Weaver has a laundry list of golf ough ider said. “We worked really hard at it.” R R �only honors, including several PGA champi- He recalled long practices at Sky 4.5" onships. His connection to the Wildcats Valley Country Club and Rabun County $ began in Sky Valley, where he started a Golf Course. Expires 6/10/15 junior golf program. The team played its matches in Sky 135limited supply countryboysports.com “What he did drew a lot of interest Valley. Several team members would LICENSED FIREARM MANUFACTURERS “Carrying a gun is a social responsibility.” A from kids,” Southards said. “It definitely go on to earn golf scholarships at elite citizen who shirks his duty to contribute to the helped.” Glock authorized for law enforcement, mili- security of his family and community is little colleges. tary, fi re and EMS sales at special pricing. better than the criminal who threatens it. Clay said he and his teammates began Nearly 25 years later, a personal letter learning the basics of golf from Weaver. from pro golfer Jack Nicklaus hangs 783 Caudell Road, Homer From there, they participated in area on the wall of Clay’s Atlanta law office. Country Boy Sports 706-677-3394 tournaments before ever hitting the Nicklaus sent the letter to each Rabun 060315-170585 halls of RCHS, further honing their golfer, congratulating them on the ac- skills. The pro golfer moved to White complishment. Clay said it among is his County before the boys made it to high most prized possessions. school and was there to witness the win Southards shines his championship at Innsbruck, Clay said. ring and pulls out his old letterman For the members of the historic golf jacket from a closet in his Dillard home. team, there was no question about tal- Covered in patches, the jacket holds ent. more than Southards’ accomplishments. “We just were fortunate enough to It’s a relic of memories. have a good group of guys that actually Free and Murphy keep reliving their had natural talent,” Free said. “It was stellar senior year, both coming off the so important to us that we played every course from a tournament they played day during the summer. I think just the 10 in together Tuesday afternoon. For Goes% to sheer natural talent was there.” them, golf never left. spirit Rabun Gap Southards called the 1991 team the “You got to be a hero for year,” South- Naccochee strongest the school had ever known ards said. nightth and Whittington remembered the shock “I think about it all the time,” Free 9 School from private schools when they found said. “It’s one thing I’ll never forget.” JUnE 2015 champions. Georgia Stockton broke The younger Wildcats the school record for RCMS went nearly undefeated, the 400-meter dash. She n CONTINUED FROM PAGE C1 posting a 14-1 record. sprinted down the track They went on to earn the in 1 minute, 1 second. On 2015 Northeast Geor- the boys side, Guy Gober County Middle School gia Mountain League shattered two records. 45-31 on Jan. 30. That Champion title. The He set a new top spot for P.O. Box 425 • 120 North Main Street • Clayton, GA 30525 earned them rights to tournament was hosted the 3,200 meter, finishing the Northeast Georgia at RCMS and the boys at 11:53. Gober and Stock- www.theclaytontribune.com Mountain League cham- defeated Union County in ton broke these records pionship title. Coach a close 36-34 matchup for March 17. Gober also Alicia Hunnicutt said the title. shattered the 1600-meter several girls can play www.facebook.com/ multiple positions and The eighth-grade boys run record later in the that the team played well came up just shy of a season. Overall, theGrade boys news together. league title. They were were 3-0-1. The eighth-grade team runner-up in the tourna- was runner-up in the ment behind Lakeview Baseball Academy and also fin- league tournament after The RCMS Diamond battling from a 19-point ished second in regular season league standings. ’Cats were nearly unde- HONOR ROLL deficit in the semifinals Coach Brian Hunnicutt feated this year. They against Lumpkin Coun- posted an 8-1 record. ’ ’ ty. Hunnicutt said the said after winning only A s & B s won three games in its The Wildcats lost their girls showed tremendous first game of the sea- Name ...... School ...... Grade growth. seventh-grade season, the team was 14-5 this son, but came back on Aaliyah Doddridge ...... RCES ...... 6 “This eighth-grade Michael Flinchum...... RCES ...... 6 year. an eight-game winning group (was) a special one, Kaiden Nixon ...... RCES ...... 4 “This group of boys streak. Coach ReggieGrade loaded with talent and Rider said most games Isabel Craine ...... RCES ...... 3 potential. They (grew) showed great poise and resulted in run-rule Must present as a team, and I so look teamwork in turning When you bring your wins. 1st Grade forward to seeing what their middle school bas- proof of your “This was my first year child’s honor roll their futures hold as they ketball careers around,” Name ...... School ....Grade coaching baseball and I advance and play in high he said. Benjamin Blackwell ...... RCPS ...... 1 child's honor roll really enjoyed this group report card in to school,” she said. Chloe Shirley ...... RCPS ...... 1 of young men. We had a Owen Thompson ...... RCPS ...... 1 Theto get Clayton a coupon Tribune Track great season and IGrade expect Boys basketball The RCMS track teams great things from them receivefor a couponone for The middle school broke school records and in the future,” he said. Kindergarten boys advanced on the had undefeated seasons Attempts to gain infor- KIDDIE MEAL court this year, with the this year. mation on the RCMS golf Name ...... School ....Grade for your K-6 grade student seventh-graders picking The girls team went teams remained unsuc- Blake Amrine ...... RCPS ...... K up hardware as league 4-0 in their meets. cessful by press time. Taylor Bush ...... RCPS ...... K -or- Drayton Carver ...... RCPS ...... K Phoenix Lopez ...... RCPS ...... 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SPRINT CUP XFINITY SERIES CAMPING WORLD TRUCKS Race: Axalta 400 Race: Great Clips 250 Race: WinStar World Casino 400 NEXT Where: Pocono Raceway Where: Michigan International Speedway Where: Texas Motor Speedway When: Sunday, 1 p.m. (ET) When: June 13, 1:30 p.m. (ET) When: Friday, 9 p.m. (ET) TV: FOX Sports 1 TV: FOX Sports 1 TV: FOX Sports 1 UP... 2014 Winner: Dale Earnhardt Jr. (right) 2014 Winner: Paul Menard 2014 Winner: Matt Crafton

NOTEBOOK Johnson’s tire strategy brings victory in FedEx 400 — Reddick overcomes G-force to claim victory in Lucas Oil 200 his 10th at Dover International Speedway Tyler Reddick got his second Camping The further he goes in his Sprint Cup career, the more compar- older tires so that Johnson wound up ahead of his challengers World Truck Series victory of the sea- isons there are of Jimmie Johnson to the sport’s all-time great and out in the undisturbed air that is so important in NASCAR son, winning the Lucas Oil 200 at Dover drivers — and with good reason. these days. International Speedway last Friday. He passed Erik Jones with seven laps Take Johnson’s win in last Sunday’s FedEx 400 at Dover “They once again nailed the [green flag] stops and we were remaining, then drove away to a 1.255-sec- International Speedway. It was his 10th at that track, making able to leapfrog some guys on the race track, and that really set ond advantage at the checkered flag over him the fifth driver to win 10 at one track. That puts him in an up our race at the end,” Johnson said. “It all came together for Daniel Suarez, who posted his best Truck elite group, with Richard Petty, David Pearson, Darrell Waltrip us very late in the race, but once we had our opportunity, we Series finish to date. Reddick, who started his career racing and Dale Earnhardt Sr., all of whom are in the NASCAR Hall of took advantage of it and got our 10th win here.” on dirt, said that winning at Dover was Fame. Johnson said joining the elite who have 10 wins at one track, especially rewarding after last year, when and being within two victories of tying the late Dale Earnhardt, the G-forces on the high-banked concrete track caused his leg to fall asleep during surprises even him, especially since he’s just 39 years old. the race. “I’m almost in shock that we’re there,” he said. “I mean, 74 race “Not knowing a lot about the G-forces in wins, 10 [at Dover] — you can’t dream that big. I’m just blown the corners here, I was kind of green when away and honored by the success — what we’ve done with our it came to asphalt racing,” Reddick said. “I wanted to come back here and run opportunity and honored to have a shot at history with Dale.” really strong. But (last year) gave me a lit- Kevin Harvick, who with two wins and the series points lead tle bit of extra fuel for the fire, and I knew has been Johnson’s main rival this season, finished second, I had to run good here, and we did.” Suarez, who was racing in his native ahead of Kyle Larson, Kasey Kahne and Aric Almirola. Mexico through last season, said he is Harvick said he was hindered by a broken track bar. proud of his progress this year. He’s run- “Once the track bar broke, we were pretty much in a box and ning for points in the Xfinity Series, just kind of had to hold on,” he said. “If we weren’t in the front where he finished second at Bristol Motor Speedway earlier this year, but he’s also then we struggled to just maintain what we had.” run five of the six Truck races so far.

Alan Marler/HHP for Chevy Racing Chevy Alan Marler/HHP for Almirola said he had to work for his first top-5 finish of the “Racing with Joe Gibbs Racing and Kyle Jimmie Johnson made his 10th trip to Victory Lane at Dover after the year, and got his big break when he wound up on the lead lap Busch Motorsports, it’s a great opportunity FedEx 400 last Sunday. during a late caution period. That allowed him to restart close to and I’m very lucky,” he said. “I feel like we are getting closer and closer. We are learn- It was also Johnson’s 74th career Cup victory, eighth on the the front of the field instead of at the rear. ing a lot and hopefully we can get one win all-time list and just two shy of tying the late Earnhardt for soon.” seventh place. To top it off, it was his fourth win in 13 starts this season — Joe Gibbs Racing drivers setting the stage for another dominating year. disappoint at Dover It all happened on a day when he did not appear to have a After dominating the two-week stretch winning car — until the closing laps. of racing at Charlotte Motor Speedway Johnson didn’t take control until there were 23 laps to go, and — winning the All-Star Race with Denny Hamlin and the Coca-Cola 600 with Carl he did so without the benefit of fresh tires, which all of his chal- Edwards — Joe Gibbs Racing had a dis- lengers — other than Kevin Harvick — had for the run to the appointing outing at Dover International checkered flag. And this was on a day, and in an era, when fresh Speedway. tires are considered a must in most cases. Hamlin started the FedEx 400 on the pole, but was involved in a late crash But Johnson motored away from the field on his old tires, and wound up 21st. Edwards was caught which left many wondering just how he did it. speeding on pit road late in the race and He said this win at Dover was more difficult than the first nine was relegated to a 19th-place finish. — and he wasn’t talking just about the tires. Instead, Johnson Kyle Busch, in his second points race of

Alan Marler/HHP for Chevy Racing Chevy Alan Marler/HHP for the season, wrecked, but escaped injury, said it was because it was so hard to pass cars that were run- Johnson’s said his 10th victory at the Monster Mile was more diffcult and finished 36th — a big blow to his hope ning close to the same speed he was. than his frst nine. of finishing the regular season in the top “The top-5 cars were so equal that … you couldn’t pass,” he 30. To make the Chase, Busch will have to win a race and be in the top 30 in points; said. “Nobody made mistakes. It really took creative strategy on “That was the big break for us,” he said. “All in all, it was a right now he is 168 points behind Justin pit road and fast pit stops to get the passing done inside of the good day for us, and I am ready to go to Pocono.” Allgaier, who is currently in 30th place. top-5. That’s really what set us up for the win.” Almirola is 10th in the points standings, 138 points behind Matt Kenseth finished 39th after break- That’s where Johnson’s team, led by crew chief Chad Knaus, Harvick. ing a suspension component. “I just feel bad for all of my teammates,” came into play, with a winning decision to stay on the track on Edwards said. “They were running really well, and we all had bad luck. Overall, the A strong run, but no trip to Victory Lane for laps leader Martin Truex Jr. JGR cars were very fast this weekend, and I still believe we’re on a big upward Martin Truex Jr. had another strong run at Dover swing.” International Speedway, but once again it was a case of “close, but no big trophy.” SPRINT CUP STANDINGS For the third straight week, he led the most laps, only to see another driver win the race. 1. Kevin Harvick, 516 Truex led 131 laps, but finished sixth. Still, it was his 12th top-10 finish in the 13 races this season, and he remains sec- 2. Martin Truex Jr., 472 ond in the points standings. 3. Jimmie Johnson, 440 “Clean air was huge,” he said. “When we were out front, we were OK.” 4. Joey Logano, 440 But he said his car wasn’t handling just as he needed it to 5. Dale Earnhardt Jr., 432 race in traffic. 6. Brad Keselowski, 414 “It just never turned good all day long. It eventually caught up to us.” 7. Jamie McMurray, 390 Truex still left Dover with positive vibes, especially where 8. Kasey Kahne, 385 his crew is concerned. Alan Marler/HHP for Chevy Racing Chevy Alan Marler/HHP for “They’re giving me fast race cars, and it’s been a lot of Martin Truex Jr. (right), who considers Dover to be his home track, led 9. Jeff Gordon, 380 fun,” he said. “We’ll keep on hustling and get the 78 car into the most laps but fnished sixth in the FedEx 400. 10. Aric Almirola, 378 Victory Lane.” After on-track incident, Buescher goes to Victory Lane while Wallace gets a fat tire NUMERICALLY Multi-car teams have many advantages in NASCAR racing, but point thought he and Kenseth were racing each other for the win in there is the potential for some difficult moments, especially if two the closing laps. SPEAKING teammates end up at odds after an incident on the track. Smith won the $100,000 bonus in the Xfinity Dash for Cash pro- That was the case at Dover International Speedway last Saturday, gram that offers bonus money to series regulars in select races. as Chris Buescher and Darrell Wallace Jr., both of whom drive for Erik Jones led the most laps, only to come up short at the end. He Laps led by Ty Dillon in Roush-Fenway Racing, made contact racing for the lead late in the led a race-high 70 laps, but was caught speeding on pit road on his 229 the past five Camping Buckle Up 200 Xfinity Series race. final stop, and finished ninth. World Truck Series races Buescher came away relatively unscathed, and went on to grab his at Texas Motor Speedway — the second win of the season. Wallace wound up with a flat tire that relegated him to a 17th-place finish. most of any driver. The situation was complicated by the fact that Buescher and Wallace were trying to stretch their fuel to the finish, running Laps led by Denny Hamlin uncharacteristically slow but still fast enough to stay ahead of Matt Kenseth, who was closing in. 667 in the past 20 races at With nine laps to go and Wallace leading, Buescher made a move Pocono Raceway — tops to pass, and his car touched Wallace’s on the left front, causing a tire among all drivers. And he’s missed rub that eventually led to the flat tire. two of those races due to injuries. “When everybody is lifting halfway down the straightaway, it is hard to start a pass, let alone finish it,” Buescher said. Wallace was angry afterward, saying Buescher did him wrong. “I Xfinity Series regulars with a was saving fuel there and Chris (Buescher) just ran over me and he pole this year: Darrell Wallace ends up winning,” he said. “I thought we were doing OK until that 1 little incident. I would say I am happy Roush won, but I am not.” Jr., at Dover. The rest have Team owner Jack Roush said that he has some work to do to get gone to double-dipping Sprint his two young drivers back to working together again. Cup drivers. “In my 28 years of being in the business here racing these NASCAR cars, that is the first time we have had an incident between two of our cars that resulted in one of them not being able Laps completed to finish due to a flat tire,” Roush said. “We will have to sort that this season by Aric out. I know that nobody meant to have contact. We will have to work 4,316 Almirola — the most on the feelings and get everybody feeling good about being team- NASCAR Images for Warshaw/Getty Todd mates going forward.” Chris Buescher’s contact with Darrell Wallace Jr. in the Buckle Up of any Sprint Cup driver. 200 didn’t keep him out of Victory Lane. Matt Kenseth finished second, ahead of Regan Smith, who at one CLASSIFIED CLASSIFIED DISPLAY SECTION CLASSIFIED LINERS LEGALS A1 C4 JuneJune 4,27, 2015 2013 The Clayton Tribune www.theclayontribune.com REAL ESTATE Call 706-782-3312 EMPLOYMENT BUSINESS DIRECTORY CLASSIFIEDS DEADLINE: 10 A.M. 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If Rusty Dodgins seeks to contest the adoption of the child, he must file a motion to contest the adoption in accordance with IC 31-19-10-1 in the above named court, or a paternity action under IC 31-14 not later than thirty (30) days after the date of service of this notice. If Rusty Dodgins: 1. does not file. a. A motion to contest the adoption: or b. A paternity action under IC 31-14: Within thirty (30) days after service of this notice; or 2. after filing a paternity action under IC 31014 fails to establish paternity; the above named court will hear and determine the petition for adoption. His consent will be irrevocably implied and he will lose his right to contest either the adoption or the validity of his implied consent to the adoption. He will lose his right to establish his paternity of the child under IC 31-14. CLASSIFIED Nothing Danialle S. Blackford f/k/a Da- nialle S. Garrard or anyone else says to Rusty DodgiCLASSIFIEDns relieves Rusty Dod- DISPLAY SECTION gins of his obligations under this no- STATE OF GEORGIA tice. CLASSIFIEDCOUNTY OF RABUN LINERS Under Indiana law a putative father is NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND a person who is named as or claims DEBTORS LEGALS A2 that he may be the father of a child All persons indebted to Patricia Jean born out of wedlock but who has not Fair, deceased, are hereby notified to The Clayton Tribune CLASSIFIEDS yet been legally proven to be the childs make immediJuneate pay 4,ment 2015 to th C5e un- father. For purposes of this notice, dersigned and all creditors of said Rusty Dodgins is a putative father un- decedent are hereby notified to render der the laws in Indiana regarding adop- their claims to the undersigned. tion. This the 6th day of May, 2015. Witness This notice complies with IC 31-19-4-5 my/our hand(s) and seal(s), on the day HUGE YARD SALE BRADLEY'S TREASURES. House for rent Clarkesville, but does not exhaustively set forth a above written. Saturday 8:00 MedLink (Beside Consignment/ retail. Open 3bed 2bath, 2 car garage, pet putative fathers legal obligation under (Wayne Martin Fair acting as Adminis- Beck Funeral). Housewares, Thursday, Friday & Saturday friendly w/big fenced yard, Thinking of downsizing But with the Indiana adoption statutes. A per- trator of the Patricia Jean Fair estate.) TONS baby/girl items, Men's 9AM-4PM. 15 Theodore Road. $900/month upscale amenities ? Over 1200 son being served with notice should Address: 1532 June Avenue, Lot 10-A, sq ft 3 bed 2 bath finished dry- consult the Indiana adoption statutes. Panama City, FL 32405, Telephone: clothing, SOMETHING for off 441 in Otto. call/text 678-232-6778 th EVERYONE!!! 706-490-3114 wall, trey ceiling in living room Dated this 19 day of May 2015. (850) 896-4146 Glock, mags, shoulder holster, Kingwood executive home, island kitchen, glass tile back- Clerk, Miami County Court, Peru, Indi- 5-14,21,28, 6-4 Multi family yard sale, rain or salvage guns. Call 706-982- beautiful 3/2, hardwood floors, splash, queen size bedroom ana shine, June 6th at Hillside Or- 1016 custom kitchen, granite counter 5-28, 6-4,11 STATE OF GEORGIA with lg his and hers walkin clos- COUNTY OF RABUN chard Farms Country Store, 18 King size bed with individually tops, FP, office, 2-car garage, ets, large tile shower with 2 NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND Sorghum Mill Dr, Lakemont GA controlled head and foot adjust- fully furnished, $1250 month. shower heads beautiful exteri- DEBTORS 7:30 - 1:00 ments. Brand new, still in crate. Call 407-256-6440 or with 5/12 roof 706-549-8860 All persons indebted to Allen Willis ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS th $2000, 404-680-5066 comforthomesofathens.com. Adams, Sr., deceased, are hereby no- SUPER YARD SALE, June 6 , City of Mountain City 2000 Chevy Express Handicap HRT-169442 tified to make immediate payment to PHEASANTS, 2 weeks old, State of Georgia the undersigned and all creditors of van, great shape. Large 8 per- $2.00 each, call 706-746-9955 Sealed proposals for furnishing all la- 1BR apartment close to town, said decedent are hereby notified to son dining room table; floral bor, materials, equipment, permits and render their claims to the undersigned. water included, heat/ air, 706- other things necessary for the follow- couch; black electric cook This the 18th day of May, 2015. Wit- stove; gun cabinet; infant & tod- 982-9229 LEGALS ing projects will be received by the City ness my/our hand(s) and seal(s), on Clerk at City Hall located at 102 Dot- dler clothes (great many); BUYERS OF ROLEX, GOLD, 1BR, 1½BA, walk-in closet, the day above written. books, books, books; strollers; son St., Mountain City, GA by 9:00 am (Diane Adams acting as Executrix of SILVER, JEWELRY, AND laundry, redecorated, nice LEGALS on July 13, 2015. All bids received by play pen; vintage honda parts; COLLECTIBLES, TOP DOL- kitchen, 828-508-4813 for Rabun County, GA the Allen Willis Adams, Sr. estate.) Ad- the prescribed time and date will be dress: 612 Newhaven Court, Fripp Is- knack knacks; woman's LAR PAID. GOLD-N-CLIPPER, Deadline: 5 p.m. Monday publicly opened and read aloud at the Room for rent, close to town, land, SC 29920, Telephone: (706) 782- clothes; too much to put in ad. By submitting your Council Meeting on July 14, 2015 at HIGHLANDS. (828)526-4989 utilities included, $350 month, 6240 Hwy 76E, turn left on Dud 6:00 pm. Any bid proposals received 706-982-9355 advertisement for 5-21,28, 6-4,11 Creek, follow signs. Call 706- Buying Gold & Silver. publication, you agree that after the time shown above will not be 782-5989 if interested in items Paying 92% of spot. CASH. accepted. Plans (if any) and Specifica- th Rooms for rent, walk to down- the newspaper shall have STATE OF GEORGIA before June 6 . Coins, jewelry, flatware, dia- town, starting at $70 weekly, no liability for errors or tions for this work will be available for COUNTY OF RABUN monds. Call 706-490-9104, 706-982-0444 omissions in the text of the inspection by all interested parties at NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND Upcoming inside yard sale and private collector the City of Mountain Clerk office during market at Clayton City Hall, SMALL FURNISHED APART- advertisement as submitted DEBTORS th by you. You further agree to regular office hours. The project must All persons indebted to Clifford June 13 , 8am. MENT available. 1BR/1BA, indemnify the newspaper be completed by October 31, 2015. Vaughn Nichols, deceased, are here- Reserve free space by June complete kitchen and living for liability arising from the Project # SPMC -01-15(241) by notified to make immediate pay- 10th!! Text 706-982-3797, 2005 Ford F-150 Supercab area. Screened porch, great text submitted to it. For any F-mix asphalt and overlay existing as- ment to the undersigned and all credi- 10% donation 4x4, 5.4L, V-8, 108,500 miles, view. Utilities, Dish, Internet in- error in the text caused by phalt with ½ of leveling and 1 ½ inch of tors of said decedent are hereby noti- cluded. Private and Secure. the newspaper, or any error topping on the following streets: fied to render their claims to the under- YEARS & YEARS of col- $8900, 706-947-3957 th $550/mo., $200 security de- in the publication date, the Project No. 1: North Johnson Street signed. This the 13 day of May, 2015. lectibles! Friday & Saturday posit. (828)369-9162. from the Black Rock Mountain Park- Witness my/our hand(s) and seal(s), 8AM-4PM. Al kinds of holiday newspaper’s liability shall be limited to the cost of the way intersection - north 1,000 feet long on the day above written. décor, glassware and lots of advertisement or and 18 feet wide. (Anthony C. Nichols & Katrina N. Project No. 2: North Street from inter- treasures. 1350 North Skeenah republication thereof, and Collins acting as Co-Administrators of section of Black Rock Mountain Park- Road. Rain or shine. the newspaper shall have the Clifford Vaughn Nichols estate.) CONDO FOR RENT – way - 22 feet long and 10 feet wide Address: PO Box 442, Tiger, GA Stornoway, 2BR, 2BA, living/ no liability for any Project No. 3: Infantry Street from in- consequential, direct or 30576, Telephone: (706) 490-2193 dining combo with gas FP, tersection of Staghorn and Hunnicutt 5-21,28, 6-4,11 breakfast room, office/ den. Pri- general damages of any Street - 612 feet long and 18 feet wide. 25th Anniversary Auction vate drive and garage, $850 & other sort. Project No. 4: From intersection Elec- STATE OF GEORGIA at Golden Memories Auction utilities. Call 706-782-5112 tric Avenue and McCoy Street 300 feet COUNTY OF RABUN in Mountain City, GA 22' center console fishing boat, long 10 feet wide. NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND Saturday, June 6th 4:30 PM. 175 HP engine, double axle All work shall be performed in accor- DEBTORS Featuring over 50 pcs. of rustic galvanized trailer. Runs great. dance with Plans (if any). Project Spe- All persons indebted to David Warren accessories and furniture, Call 404-702-0400. See Boat cial Provisions and the 2001 edition of Duck, deceased, are hereby notified some signed Old Hickory, and on Mt Yonah. $3700 OBO. 2BR/2BA the Georgia Department of Transporta- to make immediate payment to the un- a Fabulous selection of civil Tallulah Falls. Min's to tion Standard Specifications and appli- dersigned and all creditors of said war & cowboy guns including Clayton/Clarkesville 115/wk or STATE OF INDIANA cable Supplemental Specifications. decedent are hereby notified to render 425/mo Call:706-499-1025 No bid proposals shall be withdrawn their claims to the undersigned. This Winchester model 94 .32WS, COUNTY OF MIAMI th 2000 Monaco Windsor 38-ft, After 5. IN THE MIAMI SUPERIOR COURT 2 for a period of 30 days. the 18 day of May, 2015. Witness Winchester model 1866 lever The City reserves the right to reject my/our hand(s) and seal(s), on the day action with 24” special order 54,000 miles, excellent condi- IN THE MATTER OF THE ADOPTION OF any and all bids, to wave minor infor- above written. barrel, Winchester 1892 tion, 1-slide, beautiful brown/ malities, modify or readvertise the (Tamara Sayler Duck acting as Admin- beige tri-color, new Norcold Alexandria Elizabeth Garrard .32WCF June 11, 1919, Winch- Cause Number 452D02-1505-AD-15 project. istrator with Will Annexed of the David ester 1873 2nd model, Huntin- side-by-side refrigerator/ ice- 6-4,11 Warren Duck estate.) Address: PO maker, good tires, generator, RYAN C. BLACKFORD, don county percussion rifle, DANIALLE S. BLACKFORD, Bpx 421, Braselton, GA 30517, Tele- Rogers & spencer percussion W/D, cherry cabinets, 2 TV's, CLAYTON, 75 MAIN ST., Petitioners phone: (770) 369-0817 7½” barrel, silver plated Sharps patio package, back-up camera 2ND FLOOR NOTICE TO NAMED FATHER 5-21,28, 6-4,11 computerized engine readout Includes water and all utilities, pepper box 1st model pin fire To Rusty Dodgins, who has been STATE OF GEORGIA STATE OF GEORGIA .22, Remington new army per- on all engine functions, garage air conditioning. named the father of the child born to stored. Serious inquiries, call COUNTY OF RABUN COUNTY OF RABUN cussion .44 cal 8” octagon bar- Unit 6 - 428 sq.ft. $643 month Danialle S. Blackford f/k/a Danialle S. NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND rel, Sharps pepper box pin fire 706-970-9421 Unit 7 - 262 sq. ft. $400 month Garrard on December 29, 2009, or DEBTORS DEBTORS .32 rim fire, Colt navy 1851 per- 2012 RESIDENTIAL R398- Unit 9 - 325 sq. ft. $500 month who claims to be the father of the child All persons indebted to Patricia Jean All persons indebted to Desaussure cussion .36 cal all steel frame, RLS; 39'. Open range 5th wheel, Unit 10-A $275.00 born to Danialle S. Blackford f/k/a Da- Fair, deceased, are hereby notified to Ford Oliver, II, deceased, are hereby Starr army double .44 great Like new. Large microwave. Unit 10-B $275.00 nialle S. Garrard, is notified that a peti- make immediate payment to the un- notified to make immediate payment to cartouche marks & secondary Residential side-by-side refrig- Unit 10-C $325.00 tion for adoption of the child was filed dersigned and all creditors of said the undersigned and all creditors of in the office of the clerk of Superior decedent are hereby notified to render said decedent are hereby notified to inspector marks, Remington erator/ freezer with water and Court 2 of Miami County, 25 North new army percussion .44 cal 8” ice maker in door. 2 A/Cs, 39” * * * their claims to the undersigned. render their claims to the undersigned. Broadway Peru, Indiana 46970. This the 6th day of May, 2015. Witness This the 15th day of May, 2015. Wit- octagon barrel, Freemans patd TV with Surround Sound, auto- DILLARD, If Rusty Dodgins seeks to contest the 1862, army model percussion 1900 sq. ft. Hwy.441 frontage, my/our hand(s) and seal(s), on the day ness my/our hand(s) and seal(s), on matic awning, fireplace, trail air adoption of the child, he must file a above written. the day above written. .44 cal Hoards armory only 200 hitch, 4 slides. Retail price retail/ office, next to Post Of- motion to contest the adoption in ac- fice, $1200 month. (Wayne Martin Fair acting as Adminis- Jacqueline Smith Oliver & Lee Weston produced, Stevens .22 target $72,000. Asking $42,000. (828) cordance with IC 31-19-10-1 in the trator of the Patricia Jean Fair estate.) Oliver acting as Co-Executors of the flip top .22 with walnut grips, 389-7203. 7027 Hwy. 441 N., Dillard. above named court, or a paternity ac- Address: 1532 June Avenue, Lot 10-A, Desaussure Ford Oliver, II estate.) Ad- Middleton Connecticut Hi Aston Contact Ed Poss tion under IC 31-14 not later than thirty Panama City, FL 32405, Telephone: dress: 962 Wolffork Church Rd., 1842 percussion cap & ball .54 RE/MAX of Rabun, Owner/ (30) days after the date of service of (850) 896-4146 Rabun Gap, GA 30568, Telephone: with cartouches & proper in- Broker, 706-782-7133 office this notice. 5-14,21,28, 6-4 (706) 982-0752 spection marks, Remington WE INSTALL Brush Guards, If Rusty Dodgins: 5-21,28, 6-4,11 1858 pocket single action .31, Winches, Rain Guards, Run- OFFICE RENTAL 1. does not file. Stevens target 22 single shot Office Space, includes: Heat- a. A motion to contest the adoption: or ning Boards, Lift Kits, Fender b. A paternity action under IC 31-14: flip with walnut grips, H. Aston Flares. Come visit our showing, Air Conditioning, Water, Electricity, Elevator, Furnished, Within thirty (30) days after service of cavalry pistol cap & ball .54 cal room! Anglin's in Otto, (828) this notice; or with 2 different cartouches; 349-4500. Hwy 441 Parking. 240 sq. ft. $480; 189 sq. ft. $380; 2. after filing a paternity action under Great collection of folk-art IC 31014 fails to establish paternity; canes, over 50 pcs. of old Re/Max of Rabun. 706-782- the above named court will hear and southern pottery, great south- 7133. Contact Dallas Taylor determine the petition for adoption. His ern hunt board, Green & red Free puppies! Born 4-26-2015. 706-490-3030 consent will be irrevocably implied and Yellow paint pine jelly cup- Mountain Cur Mix, Black & Tan. he will lose his right to contest either board, red paint Georgia pie Ready June 12, in Tiger. Call the adoption or the validity of his im- safe, early yellow pine step 706-782-0905. plied consent to the adoption. He will back cupboard, nice selection Approx 12 acres, 2 rental lose his right to establish his paternity Free to good home. 1 black & of the child under IC 31-14. of one & two drawer stands, white kitten, 7 weeks, 2 black, homes on property, 10 acres some with original paint. Very fenced pasture. Ideal for horse Nothing Danialle S. Blackford f/k/a Da- 1 black & white, 6 weeks. All lit- nialle S. Garrard or anyone else says nice coin collection gold, silver ter box trained. 706-782-1288 farm. County water. 706-889- 3262. to Rusty Dodgins relieves Rusty Dod- coins and old paper money, origins of his obligations under this no- ental rugs, French large chop tice. block, neat selection of adver- Looking for Under Indiana law a putative father is tising including porcelain rare a person who is named as or claims Mobil oil lollipop sign with origi- 2BR/ 2BA Duplex, $600 month; something in 2BR/ 2BA Condo in Town, that he may be the father of a child nal base, coca cola signs in particular? born out of wedlock but who has not mint condition, Coca cola $750 month; 4BR/ 3BA house, yet been legally proven to be the childs Tiger, $1100 month, includes clocks, very nice selection of Try placing an ad in our father. For purposes of this notice, advertising. Incredible civil war water; 3BR/ 3BA in Clayton, Rusty Dodgins is a putative father un- documents, paymasters report $800 month; 3BR Kingspoint WANTED TO BUY der the laws in Indiana regarding adop- Condo, $1000 month, includes & daguerreotypes, too many section. It works! tion. items to list but truly a great ex- water. This notice complies with IC 31-19-4-5 060315-169293 ample of an anniversary auc- GA Mountain Rentals, 706-782- but does not exhaustively set forth a 2772 putative fathers legal obligation under tion. the Indiana adoption statutes. A per- Visit our website for Catalog 3BR Duplex, close to town, util- son being served with notice should and Seat Reservations. ities included, $750 month, consult the Indiana adoption statutes. Greg Peters, GAL1491, 10% 706-982-9355 Dated this 19th day of May 2015. Buyers Premium - 3% sur- 3BR, 1BA, Lakemont, 1000 Clerk, Miami County Court, Peru, Indi- charge for credit cards sq.ft., $750 month, call Joyce ana 706-746-6924. 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060315-169298 060315-169299 060315-169330 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF RABUN COUNTY STATE OF GEORGIA STEVE KEENER, aka STEPHEN HAROLD KEENER Plaintiff Vs. THE HEIRS OF JAMES HARVEY KEENER and ALL PERSONS UN- KNOWN WHO CLAIM OR MIGHT CLAIM ADVERSELY TO PLAIN- IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF TIFF'S TITLE TO 2.51 ACRES AND RABUN COUNTY IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF 2.76 ACRES IN LAND LOT 101 OF STATE OF GEORGIA RABUN COUNTY 2ND LAND DISTRICT, RABUN CO., IN RE: the Name Change of PEY- CLASSIFIED STATE OF GEORGIA GA AND ALL THE WORLD TON COOPER YOUNG, Child Mountain Judicial Circuit Defendants Laura Ragan Beck, Petitioner STATE OF GEORGIA, Civil Action File No: 2014-CV-0348S v. CLASSIFIED DISPLAYex rel SECTION NOTICE OF PETITION TO QUIET TI- Tyler David Young, Respondent Brian M. Rickman TLE TO REAL PROPERTY IN Civil Action File No. 2015-CV-0025-S CLASSIFIED LINERSDISTRICT ATTORNEY, RABUN COUNTY, GEORGIA PUBLI- NOTICE OF PETITION TO CHANGE Mountain JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, CATION NAME OF MINOR CHILD LEGALS Plaintiff, TO: HEIRS OF JAMES HARVEY Notice is hereby given that LAURA vs KEENER, deceased, including but not RAGAN BECK, by and through the un- A3 $3,982.00 in U. S. Currency, limited to John R. Keener, Sue Ellen dersigned, filed her Petition in the Su- C6 June 4, 2015 Defendant in rem, Keener Snipe, Patsy KeenerCLASSIFIEDS Pena, perior Court of Rabun County, Geor- The Clayton Tribune STATE OF GEORGIA RE PROPERTY OF Phyllis Keener Cooke and All the gia, on or about February 2, 2015, COUNTY OF RABUN Jerrod Lee Phillips, World praying for change in the name of a NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND Purported Owner/Interest Holder You are hereby notified that the above minor child from Peyton Cooper Young DEBTORS CIVIL ACTION NO. 2015CV0113-S styled action seeking quiet title to real to Peyton Cooper Beck. All persons indebted to Desaussure COMPLAINT FOR FORFEITURE estate was filed against you in said Notice is hereby given pursuant to law Ford Oliver, II, deceased, are hereby COMES NOW, the STATE OF GEOR- Court on November 17, 2014 and that to any interested or affected party to EDWIN C. POSS, INC LEGALS GIA, by and through Brian M. Rick- by reason of an Order For Service of appear in said court and to file objec- notified to make immediate payment to ■the CONTINUED undersigned andFROM all PAGEcredito rsC5 of man, District Attorney of the Mountain Summons by Publication entered by tions to such name change. Objections said decedent are hereby notified to Judicial Circuit, pursuant to the provi- the Court on April 2, 2015, you are must be filed with said Court within 30 render their claims to the undersigned. sions of O.C.G.A. §16-13-49, and hereby commanded and required to days of the filing of the Petition to This the 15th day of May, 2015. Wit- shows this Court the following: file with the Clerk of said Court and Change Name of Minor Child. th ness my/our hand(s) and seal(s), on 1. The property sought to be forfeit- serve upon R. Bruce Russell, Sr., At- This 5 day of February, 2015. the day above written. ed is described in the heading of this torney at Law, whose address is P.O. L. Allyn Stockton Jr., Georgia State Jacqueline Smith Oliver & Lee Weston Complaint as Defendant in rem, and is Box 1202, Clayton,GA 30525 an An- Bar No. 682909. Stockton & Stockton, Oliver acting as Co-Executors of the referred to as the “property”. swer to the Petition within sixty (60) LLC, Attorney for Petitioner, PO Box 706-782-7133 Desaussure Ford Oliver, II estate.) Ad- 2. The property is presently in the days of the first publication of this no- 1550, Telephone: 706-782-6100, Fax Each Ofﬁ ce Independently Owned and Operated. dress: 962 Wolffork Church Rd., custody of the Appalachian Regional tice or 30 days from the fourth such 706-782-1955 Rabun Gap, GA 30568, Telephone: Drug Enforcement Office, is or will be notice. Filed in Office of Clerk Superior Court, WWW URTON ABUN UXURY OMES COM located in Rabun County, Georgia, WITNESS the Honorable Russell W. Rabun County, Georgia. This 5th day of .B R L H . (706) 982-0752 th 5-21,28, 6-4,11 during the pendency of this action, and Smith, Judge of said Court this 14 Feb., 2015. Holly E. Henry-Perry, 809 Highway 441 South • Clayton, GA 30525 venue and jurisdiction are proper with day of May, 2015. Clerk STATE OF GEORGIA this Court. Filed in Office of Clerk Superior Court 5-14,21,28, 6-4 COUNTY OF RABUN 3. On or about May 8, 2015 mem- Rabun County, Georgia. This 14th day NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND bers of the Rabun County Sheriffs Of- of May, 2015. Holly E. Henry-Perry, DEBTORS fice and the Appalachian Regional Clerk/Deputy Clerk of Rabun Superior All persons indebted to Joe Ben Jack- Drug Enforcement office were at the Court son, deceased, are hereby notified to residence of Jerrod Lee Phillips in ref- 5-21,28, 6-4,11 make immediate payment to the un- erence to a shooting that took place PUBLIC NOTICE dersigned and all creditors of said earlier that day at the residence. A NOTICE NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR PROBATE COURT OF RABUN decedent are hereby notified to render search was being conducted pursuant A LAND APPLICATION SYSTEM their claims to the undersigned. This to a search warrant that had been is- COUNTY nd PERMIT RE: PETITION OF Leann M. Slaughter the 22 day of May, 2015. Witness sued for the residence. Cody Sanders, Having reviewed the application which my/our hand(s) and seal(s), on the day Rabun County Sheriffs Office, seized FOR DISCHARGE AS Executrix OF has beensubmitted, the Georgia Envi- THE ESTATE OF Nancy Jo Lewis, above written. $3,982.00 in U.S. Currency and ap- ronmental Protection Division (EPD) is (Velma C. Jackson acting as Executrix proximately 78 grams of metham- DECEASED. considering the issuance of a land ap- TO: the beneficiaries under the will, of the Joe Ben Jackson estate.) Ad- phetamine. In addition to the metham- MARCH TOP LISTER MARCH TOP SELLER plication system permit for the follow- dress: 1927 E.F. Griffin Rd., Bartow, phetamine a quantity of marijuana and and to whom it may concern: ORIE HOMPSON ing applicant, subject to specific pollu- This is to notify you to file objection, if L T MARSHA RAMEY FL 33830, Telephone: (803) 533-5242 pills, believed to be ecstasy, were also tant limitations and special conditions: 5-28, 6-4,11,18 recovered. The controlled substances there is any, to the above referenced Ramah Darom, Inc., 6400 Powers petition, in this Court on or before June along with firearms and currency were STATE OF GEORGIA Ferry Road NW, Suite 215, Atlanta, found in a metal box inside the resi- 16, 2015. BEST LONG TERM INVESTMENT. COUNTY OF RABUN Georgia 30339, LAS Permit No. BE NOTIIFED FURTHER: All objec- dence. The residence is located at 210 NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND GAJ030753, for its Camp Ramah Eagle Chase Circle, Dillard, Rabun tions to the petition must be in writing, DEBTORS Darom land application system located setting forth the grounds of any such BEST TIME TO BUY IN THE LAST 15 YEARS! County, Georgia 30535. All persons indebted to Knox L. at 70 Darom Lane, Clayton, Georgia 4. The names and addresses of all objections. All pleadings/objections Gragg, deceased, are hereby notified 30525. 0.025 MGD of treated wastew- must be signed before a notary public persons believed to be owners or inter- "THEY ARE NOT MAKING THEM ANYMORE." to make immediate payment to the un- ater is land applied to a site in Rabun est holders of this property are as fol- or before a probate court clerk, and fil- dersigned and all creditors of said County in the Savannah River Basin. ing fees must be tendered with your lows: decedent are hereby notified to render Also, language for an approved sludge Jerrod Lee Phillips pleadings/objections, unless you quali- GAMLS#7355862 their claims to the undersigned. This management plan to allow sewage fy to file as an indigent party. Contact th 210 Eagle Chase Circle Beautiful 38+/- wooded acreage with the 7 day of May, 2015. Witness sludge generated at the plant to be Dillard, GA 30535 probate court personnel at the follow- my/our hand(s) and seal(s), on the day sent to a permitted third party for treating address/telephone number for the small pond & branch. Rolling hills, hardwood & pine. 5. The property is contraband and above written. ment and ultimate disposal has been subject to forfeiture to the State pur- required amount of filing fees. If any Offered at $340,000 (Jon B. Wilbanks acting as Executor of included in the permit. objections are filed, a hearing will be suant to the provisions of O.C.G.A. the Knox L. Gragg estate. Address: Persons wishing to comment upon or Call Adrian Freeman 706-982-0993 §16-13-49, in that the property was di- scheduled at a later date. If no objec- 488 Windridge Rd., Clarkesville, GA object to the proposed determinations tions are filed, the petition may be rectly or indirectly used or intended for 30523, Telephone: (706) 968-4579 are invited to submit same in writing to use to facilitate a violation of O.C.G.A. granted without a hearing. GAMLS#7443534 5-14,21,28, 6-4 the EPD address below, or via e-mail Lillian W. Garrett, Probate Judge By: §16-13-30, or is proceeds derived or 10.89 acres. Wooded, mountain at [email protected], STATE OF GEORGIA realized from a violation of O.C.G.A. Lillian W. Garrett, Probate views, overlooks meadow. no later than thirty (30) days after this Clerk/Deputy Clerk, Address: 25 COUNTY OF RABUN §16-13-30. notification. Please be sure to include Offered at $217,400 NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND 6. The property is contraband and Courthouse Square, Suite 215, Clay- the words "LAS permit - Camp Ramah ton, GA 30525, Telephone Number: DEBTORS subject to forfeiture to the State pur- Call Lorie Thompson 706-490-1820 Darom (Rabun County)" in the subject (706) 782-3614 All persons indebted to Thomas E. suant to the provisions of O.C.G.A. line to ensure that your comments will 6-4 Roach, deceased, are hereby notified §16-13-49, in that the property was be forwarded to the correct staff. All to make immediate payment to the un- found in close proximity to a controlled GAMLS#7209522 comments received prior to or on that dersigned and all creditors of said substance, namely methamphetamine, IN THE PROBATE COURT 5.22 acres. Great ridgeline, pasture land/gardening date will be considered in the formula- decedent are hereby notified to render marijuana, and ecstasy, or to other COUNTY OF RABUN tion of final determinations regarding area. Several home sites. their claims to the undersigned. This property which is subject to forfeiture STATE OF GEORGIA th the application. A public hearing may Offered at $48,500 the 5 day fof May, 2015. Witness under O.C.G.A. §16-13-49(d). IN RE: ESTATE OF William R. Skin- be held where the EPD Director finds a my/our hand(s) and seal(s), on the day 7. WHEREFORE, the STATE OF ner, DECEASED Call Gail & Rodney Hopper 706-490-2152 significant degree of public interest in a above written. GEORGIA prays: ESTATE NO. 4167 proposed permit or group of permits. (Linda M. Roach acting as Administra- 1. That all purported owners and in- NOTICE Additional information regarding public GAMLS#7437438 tor of the Thomas E. Roach estate.) terest holders listed herein be per- An order for Service was granted by hearing procedures is available by Address: 301 Mattie McCall Ln, Clay- sonally served with a copy of the this Court on May 7, 2015, requiring 26 acres in Satolah. Borders USFS land writing the Environmental Protection ton, GA 30525, Telephone: (706) 782- Complaint and Summons the following: on three sides, horse trails & hiking. Division. 5824 2. That all purported owners and in- TO: Unknown Heirs The permit application, draft permit, Offered at $585,000 5-14,21,28, 6-4 terest holders who are unknown, This is to notify you to file objection, if and other information are available for who reside out of state, who de- there is any, to the Petition to Probate Call Gail & Rodney Hopper 706-490-2152 STATE OF GEORGIA review at 2 Martin Luther King, Jr. part the state, who cannot after Will in Solemn Form, in this Court on COUNTY OF RABUN Drive, Suite 1152 East, Atlanta, GA due diligence be found within the or before June 8, 2015. NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND 30334, between the hours of 8:00 a.m. GAMLS#7321951 state, or who conceal himself/her- BE NOTIFIED FURTHER: All objec- DEBTORS and 4:30 p.m., Monday through Friday. self so as to avoid service, be tions to the Petition must be in writing, 7 acres. Beautiful pasture land with 2 creeks & All persons indebted to Frances For additional information contact: Gigi served by publication by publish- setting forth the grounds of any such mountain views. Close to Lake Burton. Bethea Ollen, deceased, are hereby Steele, Wastewater Regulatory Pro- ing a notice of proceedings once objections. All pleadings/objections notified to make immediate payment to gram, Phone (404) 463-1511. Offered at $169,000 must be signed before a notary public the undersigned and all creditors of per week for two successive Please bring this to the attention of weeks in the newspaper in which or before a probate court clerk, and fil- Call Gail & Rodney Hopper 706-490-2152 said decedent are hereby notified to persons who you know will be interest- ing fees should be tendered with your render their claims to the undersigned. the Sheriffs advertisements are ed in this matter. th published; objections, unless you qualify to file as This the 13 day of May, 2015. Wit- 6-4 GAMLS#7430343 ness my/our hand(s) and seal(s), on 3. That a hearing be held within sixty an indigent party. Contact probate (60) days after service of the court personnel at the following ad- +14 acres, close to Lake Burton. Pasture, creek, views & the day above written. frontage on Acorn Creek. Several building sites. (Patricia A. Ollen & Frances S. (Sish) Complaint; dress/telephone number for the re- 4. That the Court enter judgment in quired amount of filing fees. If any ob- Ollen acting as Co-Administrators of IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF Offered at $550,000 the Frances Bethea Ollen estate.) favor of the State declaring the jections are filed, a hearing will be property contraband and forfeited RABUN COUNTY scheduled at a later date. If no objec- Call Gail & Rodney Hopper 706-490-2152 Address: 74 West Pond Lane, Rabun STATE OF GEORGIA to the State; tions are filed, the Petition may be Gap, GA 30568, Telephone: (706) IN RE: the Name Change of PEY- 746-5045 5. That the Court order any claimant granted without a hearing. GAMLS#7343904 who fails to establish that a sub- TON COOPER YOUNG, Child Lillian W. Garrett, Judge of the Probate 5-21,28, 6-4,11 Laura Ragan Beck, Petitioner stantial portion of the claimants in- Court By: Savannah B. Dixon, 31+ acre tract with stream. Near Chattooga River & v. STATE OF GEORGIA terest is exempt from forfeiture Clerk/Deputy Clerk of the Probate Tugalo Lake. Mobile home & storage shed on property. Tyler David Young, Respondent COUNTY OF RABUN pay to the State of Georgia the Court, Address: 25 Courthouse Civil Action File No. 2015-CV-0025-S Offered at $180,000 NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND reasonable costs relating to dis- Square, Suite 215, Clayton, GA 30525, DEBTORS proving the claim which costs NOTICE OF PETITION TO CHANGE Telephone Number: (706) 782-3614 Call Gail & Rodney Hopper 706-490-2152 All persons indebted to Frances were incurred by the State, includ- NAME OF MINOR CHILD 5-14,21,28, 6-4 Hodgson McPeak, deceased, are ing costs for investigation, prose- Notice is hereby given that LAURA GAMLS#7070667 hereby notified to make immediate cution, and attorneys fees as pro- RAGAN BECK, by and through the un- payment to the undersigned and all vided by O.C.G.A. §16-13-49(t) dersigned, filed her Petition in the Su- 72 acres split by Wildcat Creek with Lake Burton creditors of said decedent are hereby (3); perior Court of Rabun County, Geor- Be a hero. frontage. Pasture, ﬁ sh ponds & boundaries notified to render their claims to the un- 6. That the Court retain jurisdiction to gia, on or about February 2, 2015, with Borders USFS land. th praying for change in the name of a Mentor dersigned. This the 11 day of May, direct the proper distribution of the Offered at $3,900,000 2015. Witness my/our hand(s) and property in accordance with minor child from Peyton Cooper Young a child. seal(s), on the day above written. O.C.G.A. §16-13-49(u); and to Peyton Cooper Beck. Call Scott Poss 706-490-2305 (Ray E. Thompson and Michael John- 7. That the State of Georgia be af- Notice is hereby given pursuant to law son acting as Co-Executors of the forded such other relief and reme- to any interested or affected party to appear in said court and to file objec- GAMLS#7366190 Frances Hodgson McPeak estate.) Ad- dies available under law and the tions to such name change. Objections dress: 1027 Meadow Ridge Dr., Mount State further prays for due pro- 8.59 acres. Secluded property overlooks Wolffork Valley. must be filed with said Court within 30 BEAUTIFUL BLEND OF THE “OLD Airy, GA 30563, Telephone: (706) 754- cess to enforce the forfeiture. Gravel road, several home sites, small stream. days of the filing of the Petition to & NEW” CABIN WITHIN MINUTES 7541 This the _____ day of May, 2015. Change Name of Minor Child. Offered at $52,000 5-21,28, 6-4,11 Respectfully submitted, BRIAN M. OF LAKE RABUN, PERFECT This 5th day of February, 2015. RICKMAN, District Attorney, By: Call Jim Blalock 706-490-1707 STATE OF GEORGIA L. Allyn Stockton Jr., Georgia State CONDITION, AND HAS 4.33 ACRES, George R. Christian, ADA COUNTY OF RABUN Bar No. 682909. Stockton & Stockton, Filed in office of Clerk Superior Court, PERFECT FOR INVESTMENT, OR NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND LLC, Attorney for Petitioner, PO Box GAMLS#7124147 Rabun County, Georgia. This 22nd day DEBTORS 1550, Telephone: 706-782-6100, Fax MOUNTAIN RETREAT. LOTS OF 22.03 acres. Commercial value. Rich of May, 2015. Holly E. Henry-Perry, All persons indebted to Margaret B. 706-782-$199,8001955 MLS# 7442848 Clerk OLD ROCK WORK, LAKE STYLE. bottom land, long frontage (approx. 1200 ft.) on Little Friend, deceased, are hereby notified Filed in Office of Clerk Superior Court, 6-4,11,18 Tennessee River, beautiful wooded home sites. to make immediate payment to the un- Rabun County, Georgia. This 5th day of dersigned and all creditors of said Feb., 2015. Holly E. Henry-Perry, IMMACULATE CABIN, WITHIN Offered at $176,240 decedent are hereby notified to render Clerk A FEW MINUTES OF LAKE RABUN Call Jim Blalock 706-490-1707 their claims to the undersigned. This 5-14,21,28, 6-4 th the 26 day of May, 2015. Witness IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF BEACH, AND BOAT ACCESS, my/our hand(s) and seal(s), on the day RABUN COUNTY THIS CABIN IS A MUST TO SEE, GAMLS#7370064 above written. STATE OF GEORGIA 16 acres. Can be split into 3 tracts. Gated community, (Donna Woodward Friend and Edwin STEVE KEENER, aka TWO BEDROOMS + LOFT, public water, beautiful views! Hugo Friend acting as Co-Executor of STEPHEN HAROLD KEENER WORKSHOP AREA, LARGE the Margaret Blosser Friend estate.) Plaintiff $169,000 MLS # 7442832 Offered at $125,000 Address: PO Box 513, Lakemont, GA Vs. PORCHES, PERFECT GETAWAY Call Jim Blalock 706-490-1707 30552, Telephone: (404) 313-3707 THE HEIRS OF JAMES HARVEY 6-4,11,18,25 KEENER and ALL PERSONS UN- KNOWN WHO CLAIM OR MIGHT GAMLS#7196847 CLAIM ADVERSELY TO PLAIN- 7.95 acres. Joins USFS land and Boy TIFF'S TITLE TO 2.51 ACRES AND Scouts Camp. Wooded, great place for a mountain cabin. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF 2.76 ACRES IN LAND LOT 101 OF Kathy Lee RABUN COUNTY 2ND LAND DISTRICT, RABUN CO., Offered at $50,000 STATE OF GEORGIA GA AND ALL THE WORLD Call Jim Blalock 706-490-1707 Mountain Judicial Circuit Defendants STATE OF GEORGIA, Civil Action File No: 2014-CV-0348S ex rel NOTICE OF PETITION TO QUIET TI- $159,000 MLS #7399922 GAMLS#7222729 Brian M. Rickman TLE TO REAL PROPERTY IN 46 acres. Peach orchard, 2 waterfalls & DISTRICT ATTORNEY, RABUN COUNTY, GEORGIA PUBLI- CABIN WITHIN WALKING almost surrounded by USFS land. Beautiful view! Mountain JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, CATION Plaintiff, TO: HEIRS OF JAMES HARVEY DISTANCE OF LAKE BURTON Offered at $350,000 vs KEENER, deceased, including but not AND ANCHORAGE MARINA, (706) 490-0007 - CELL Call Jim Blalock 706-490-1404 $3,982.00 in U. S. Currency, limited to John R. Keener, Sue Ellen Defendant in rem, Keener Snipe, Patsy Keener Pena, 2 BEDROOM, OUTSIDE (706) 782-7011 - OFFICE RE PROPERTY OF Phyllis Keener Cooke and All the SHOWER, HOT TUB, LARGE (706) 782-9997 - HOME GAMLS#7290431 33 acres, fronts Blue Ridge Gap Road. Little Persimmon Jerrod Lee Phillips, World DINING PORCH [email protected] Purported Owner/Interest Holder You are hereby notified that the above Creek runs throughout property. 1BR/2BA cabin, joins CIVIL ACTION NO. 2015CV0113-S styled action seeking quiet title to real USFS land. Big trees, lots of privacy. COMPLAINT FOR FORFEITURE estate was filed against you in said COMES NOW, the STATE OF GEOR- Court on November 17, 2014 and that Offered at $339,900 GIA, by and through Brian M. Rick- by reason of an Order For Service of Call Jim Blalock 706-490-1707 man, District Attorney of the Mountain Summons by Publication entered by Judicial Circuit, pursuant to the provi- the Court on April 2, 2015, you are sions of O.C.G.A. §16-13-49, and hereby commanded and required to GAMLS#7402062 shows this Court the following: file with the Clerk of said Court and 59.41 acres. Old apple orchard, some woods, 1. The property sought to be forfeit- serve upon R. Bruce Russell, Sr., At- old home place, bottom land with Long Creek running ed is described in the heading of this torney at Law, whose address is P.O. thru property. Beautiful views! Complaint as Defendant in rem, and is Box 1202, Clayton,GA 30525 an An- referred to as the “property”. swer to the Petition within sixty (60) Offered at $409,929 2. The property is presently in the days of the first publication of this no- Call Jim Blalock 706-490-1707 cuTHISstody ofCAN the ABEppa YOURlachian Re GET-A-WAYgional tice or FROM30 days frTHEom th WORLD!e fourth such Drug EnfoEnjoyrcement WOLFFORK Office, is or VALLEYwill be not VIEWSice. while listening to Timothy Butler located in Rabun County, Georgia, WITNESS the Honorable Russell W. GAMLS#7348971 Kenner Creek waterfalls from this 3BR/3BA log home. th Associate Broker during the pendency of this action, and Smith, Judge of said Court this 14 3.32 acres, high on the mountain. Joins USFS land, venue and jurisdiction are proper with day of May, 2015. Cell: 706-490-0630 $339,000. MLS#7444182 [email protected] this Court. Filed in Office of Clerk Superior Court access to John Bartam Trail. Good building site, th beautiful views, close to town. 3. On or about May 8, 2015 mem- Rabun County, Georgia. This 14 day www.timothy.butler.harrynorman.com bers of the Rabun County Sheriffs Of- of May, 2015. Holly E. Henry-Perry, Offered at $51,900 fice and the Appalachian Regional Clerk/Deputy Clerk of Rabun Superior Stream‐front 5.93 acres Drug Enforcement office were at the Court Call Jim Blalock 706-490-1707 residence of Jerrod Lee Phillips in ref- 5-21,28, 6-4,11 on namesake Spruce Creek erence to a shooting that took place Access to 45 acres of community GAMLS#7334826 earlier that day at the residence. A greenbelt/common area. Open search was being conducted pursuant 93+/- acre ranch, in a hidden valley with +2000 ft. on to a search warrant that had been is- felds, hiking trails, tennis both sides of Hickory Bottom Creek. 3 ponds, horse sued for the residence. Cody Sanders, court, stocked trout pond, horse trails, hiking, 25-30 acres of pasture. Rabun County Sheriffs Office, seized stables, tent‐cabins for camping, Offered at $1,600,000 $3,982.00 in U.S. Currency and ap- full‐court basketball airnasium proximately 78 grams of metham- Call Jim Blalock 706-490-1707 phetamine. In addition to the metham- and historic Town Hall. HOA phetamine a quantity of marijuana and fee $450/year. Priced to sell. pills, believed toGail be andecst Rodneyasy, we Hopperre also $69,000 (mls#7452485) recovered. The RE/MAXcontroll edof Rabun substances along with firear809ms Highway and cu 441rr Southency were Harry Norman, REALTORS® Luxury Lake and Mountain "PEOPLE'S CHOICE" found in a metaClayton,l box Georgia inside 30525 the resi- 4PVUI.BJO4USFFUt$MBZUPO (" View all of our listings at www.rabunmountainhomes.com den PēDF rce. The residence is706.490.2152 located at 21 or0 r[email protected] Te above information is believed to be accurate, but is not warranted. [email protected] Eagle Chase Circle, Dillard, Rabun County, Georgia 30535. 4. The names and addresses of all persons believed to be owners or interest holders of this property are as fol- lows: Jerrod Lee Phillips 210 Eagle Chase Circle Dillard, GA 30535 5. The property is contraband and subject to forfeiture to the State pursuant to the provisions of O.C.G.A. §16-13-49, in that the property was di- rectly or indirectly used or intended for use to facilitate a violation of O.C.G.A. §16-13-30, or is proceeds derived or realized from a violation of O.C.G.A. §16-13-30. 6. The property is contraband and subject to forfeiture to the State pursuant to the provisions of O.C.G.A. §16-13-49, in that the property was found in close proximity to a controlled substance, namely methamphetamine, marijuana, and ecstasy, or to other property which is subject to forfeiture under O.C.G.A. §16-13-49(d). 7. WHEREFORE, the STATE OF GEORGIA prays: 1. That all purported owners and interest holders listed herein be personally served with a copy of the Complaint and Summons 2. That all purported owners and interest holders who are unknown, who reside out of state, who depart the state, who cannot after due diligence be found within the state, or who conceal himself/her- self so as to avoid service, be served by publication by publish- ing a notice of proceedings once per week for two successive weeks in the newspaper in which the Sheriffs advertisements are published; 3. That a hearing be held within sixty (60) days after service of the Complaint; 4. That the Court enter judgment in favor of the State declaring the property contraband and forfeited to the State; 5. That the Court order any claimant who fails to establish that a sub- stantial portion of the claimants interest is exempt from forfeiture pay to the State of Georgia the reasonable costs relating to dis- proving the claim which costs were incurred by the State, including costs for investigation, prose- cution, and attorneys fees as provided by O.C.G.A. §16-13-49(t) (3); 6. That the Court retain jurisdiction to direct the proper distribution of the property in accordance with O.C.G.A. §16-13-49(u); and 7. That the State of Georgia be af- forded such other relief and reme- dies available under law and the State further prays for due process to enforce the forfeiture. This the _____ day of May, 2015. Respectfully submitted, BRIAN M. RICKMAN, District Attorney, By: George R. Christian, ADA Filed in office of Clerk Superior Court, Rabun County, Georgia. This 22nd day of May, 2015. Holly E. Henry-Perry, Clerk 6-4,11,18