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By DONALD FRASER mission retreat where the airport was just one of many discus- A repeatedly-tabled item on sion points. the Habersham County Com- Caudell acknowledged the lo- mission’s meeting agenda for the cal pilot community “is still a last several months may soon fractured group.” be picked up. The commission The authority has faced a is going to consider having the slew of problems over the past Habersham County Airport Au- two years, including a poorly- thority reconfi gured back to a handled change in the airport’s commission. fi xed-base operator (FBO), with The tabled agenda item was some pilots vocally opposed to to approve having local legisla- removing Habersham Aviation, tion drawn up for consideration and its owner James Tatum, as at the next session of the Georgia FBO. Tatum had been FBO for General Assembly to disband approximately 30 years. KATEY HENNIGAN/Staff the authority. To create the air- Former Habersham County Hundreds of students fl ow into Habersham Central High School’s (HCHS) cafeteria Thursday, Oct. 1, to check out port commission, such legisla- Commission Chairman Chad tion must take place. Henderson asked for authority the colleges the Probe College Fair tour has to offer. From left, HCHS seniors Ana-Maria Ramirez, 18, and Maria “In my opinion, we’re in a member Mike Moore’s resigna- Ramirez, 17, both of Cornelia, take a look at Lanier Technical College as a possible option. much better place than we were tion because of his perceived six months ago,” Airport Au- negative participation in the thority Chairman Greg Caudell matter. Moore never resigned. told the commission Monday. Probe College Tour visits HCHS Caudell was at a Sept. 28 com- See Airport, Page 2A By KATEY HENNIGAN fi n g e r t i p s . anesthesiology,” she said. “They have been coming here Smith said she contemplat- Approximately 53 college rep- since I was in high school,” said ing these three colleges because resentatives showed up to the Laurie Gallman, a counselor they all offer good medical pro- 2015 Probe College Fair Tour at HCHS. Gallman has partici- grams. Smith said she likes held Thursday, Oct. 1, at Haber- pated in the Probe tour event for Mercer because of its campus sham Central High School the past two years and always and because the people there (HCHS). appreciates them coming. are “really personable.” Probe was founded in 1950 “Students don’t always have Probe tours “shows us how with the objective to help con- access to college campuses,” she many schools there are,” she nect Georgia high school stu- said, “... At a glance, they get said. Smith added it’s helpful dents with colleges and uni- to see what school is best fi t for how school representatives versities across the state and them.” have listed SAT scores to help country. Both students and par- The fair began promptly at 9 students narrow down what ents have the opportunity to ask a.m., as students fl ooded the caf- schools they’re able to apply for. college/university representa- eteria, eager to speak with rep- But Smith isn’t the only stu- tives any and all questions they resentatives at their top schools. dent who has a pretty good idea may have about their prospec- Senior Catelyn Smith, 18, of of where she wants to attend. tive schools. Mt. Airy, said she plans to ma- “I know I’m going to UNG,” The Probe College Fair has jor in biology at either Mercer said senior Caitlyn Brook, 17, ALAN NESMITH/Staff been coming to HCHS for years, University, University of North of Alto. Brook added she plans The Rotary Club of Habersham County enabling students to further Georgia (UNG) or Stanford Uni- to go to UNG to study primary toured Thursday the Habersham their educations by putting the versity. County Airport. Pictured, from left, are Janice Barden, Dr. William Jackson, information they need at their “I want to go into premed for See College, Probe 2A Charles English and Public Works Director Derick Canupp at the airport. Fanny Crosby’s forgotten hymns American mission worker, poet, lyricist and composer remembered

By MEGAN STUDDARD It’s a project 15 years in the making, and CNI News Service it all started with one local man’s discovery.

“Blessed assurance, Jesus is mine! Captivated by Crosby Oh, what a foretaste of glory divine! Stephen Kelley found himself distracted Heir of salvation, purchase of God, during a Sunday sermon 15 years ago in Fort Born of His Spirit, washed in His blood.” Lauderdale, Florida. But when Crosby’s classic “To God Be the Glory” rang out in the Many are the words of Christian icon sanctuary, Kelley was fascinated. Fanny Crosby, whose lyrics grace the pages “I found myself captivated by Fanny Cros- of church hymnals everywhere. More of by,” he said. “When I got home that day, I her works have been discovered by a Rabun looked at my hymnals and from one denomi- County man, and now they will come alive to nation to the next, there might have been only music for the ﬁ rst time. 10 or so Fanny Crosby songs across the board, The album “Blessed Assurance: The New all the same.” Hymns of Fanny Crosby” releases Oct. 9 and His interest fueled a desire for research. features 14 of Crosby’s previously-undiscov- Clunking through Internet search engines, ered songs, plus the familiar hymn in its title. he discovered details about Crosby’s life — Produced by Integrity Music, the album her intense faith though blindness, her work includes an array of top Christian artists — with rescue missions and her reﬂ ection of including Ricky Scaggs & The Whites, Mi- Christ through song. chael W. Smith, All Sons & Daughters, Matt One fact that really stood out to Kelley was Redman and the Blind Boys of Alabama — the number of songs researchers claimed who took Crosby’s forgotten lyrics and gave MEGAN STUDDARD/CNI News Service Crosby wrote. He said they estimated she them a modern sound. Stephen Kelley of Tiger wrote around 3,000. holds a volume of copies of Fanny Crosby’s unpublished The music will hit the airwaves Oct. 8 in Cliff Lewis, associate pastor of worship hymns. Kelly discovered 2,700 previously-unpublished hymns 15 years ago, and has a live radio broadcast hosted by The Public and music at Clayton Baptist Church, said partnered with The Public Square and Integrity Music to bring the lyrics to life through Square, and then will be sent to the show’s 200 partner stations. modern Christian artists. See Hymns, Page 3A

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Public meetings Airport From Page 1A Former authority member advise county commis- Family Promise Jay Hughes resigned from sioners. scheduled the board because of the Having the under con- way the FBO change was struction parallel taxi- Habersham County Board of Education being handled. way completed will make 4:30 p.m. Monday, Oct. 5, at the School Board offi ce program option The authority also saw the airport “busy,” but, in Clarkesville. [called meeting] multiple changes in mem- Caudell said, in response bers and chairman, with to a question from Com- the authority at times missioner Sonny James, Habersham County Airport Authority seemingly rudderless. he did not envision Haber- 5 p.m. Monday, Oct. 5, at the Habersham County forBy KIMBERLY homelessness BROWN “They’re back and forth The authority settled sham County Airport be- Administration Building, Commissioners Conference between counties,” he said. on Blue Sky Aviation as ing a “regional airport” Room. Homelessness exists in “They may get kicked out the new FBO, but a lawsuit anytime in the future. He Habersham County and of a place or lose a place for fi led against the authority noted weather conditions whatever circumstances. Clarkesville City Council Family Promise hopes to and commission attempted because of the mountains do something about it. … When you’re in pov- to upend the change. create frequent overcast 6:30 p.m. Monday, Oct. 5, at Clarkesville City Hall, During a community erty, it doesn’t take much Mountain Judicial Cir- and windy conditions Washington Street. meeting Tuesday, Sept. 29, to throw things out of bal- cuit Senior Judge Robert which would require in- at First Baptist Church ance.” Struble granted Jan. 30 a vestment in instrument Mt. Airy Town Council Cornelia (FBCC), Tom Ci- Lee Kilby, executive writ of mandamus order- fl ying equipment. The offi of Gwinnett County, director of Habersham ing that the commission airport does not have two 7 p.m. Monday, Oct. 5, at Mt. Airy Town Hall, Dicks representing the national County Family Connec- Hill Parkway. review the agreement in- taxiways, which would Family Promise organization, an organization that volving Blue Sky Flight enhance takeoffs and land- tion, spoke to a group of pas- works with school systems, Services Inc. in a public ings in crosswind condi- Cornelia City Commission tors and lay leaders about provided statistics about meeting to validate the tions. 7 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 6, at the Municipal Building, addressing homelessness homelessness. In Habersh- agreement. In other airport-related Foreacre Street, [tax increase public hearing, followed in Northeast Georgia. Also am County, she said there Another part of the business, the commission: are currently 71 students by regular monthly meeting]. [5:30 p.m. work session] present were representa- lawsuit, heard in Septem- • Will consider seeking tives of Family Promise of who are homeless. ber, complains the author- $800,000 in funding from White County (FPWC), who But “homeless” doesn’t ity violated open meetings the Georgia Department Habersham Archway Partnership hope to expand the program necessarily mean living and open records laws of Transportation, which 4:30 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 7, at Piedmont College’s into Habersham County. on the streets, Kilby said. and demands the author- is available to the county Arrendale Library, third-fl oor meeting room, Demorest. FPWC opened in 2013 Many of the families live ity comply with the law. A for construction of a new and ran for about one-and- with relatives or friends, ruling is expected in early airport terminal. Economic Development Authority a-half years before it had and some are living in mo- October. Derick Canupp, public to close in January due tels and shelters such as But while the author- works director, told com- of Habersham County to funding issues, Cioffi Circle of Hope. ity saw problems, it is now missioners at their Sept. 3:30 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 8, in the North Georgia said. However, he said the “We’re fortunate to have seeing improvements. “We 28 retreat, he recently was Technical College Visual Arts Building, Clarkesville. organization is gaining in our county many orga- have gone from the air- informed the funding was momentum again, and is nizations that will help port losing money to the available. people in need,” she said. Tallulah Falls Town Council once again in a mode of airport being profi table,” The request for funding fundraising and hoping to “But we really do have a Caudell said. construction of a new ter- 6 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 8, at Tallulah Falls Town Hall, reopen soon. need for long-term solu- “There has been a strik- minal was in the county’s Main Street. Bob Hirschi, FPWC tions for families who are ing increase in fuel sales,” future capital improve- board chairman, said his homeless.” said Habersham County ment plans. “They’ve got Baldwin City Council board’s vision is to “join Hirschi said he believes Manager Phil Sutton. funding available,” said forces with Habersham the statistics are much The majority of air- Habersham County Man- 6:30 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 8, at Baldwin Municipal County” to meet the need higher. He said statistics Courtroom, Willingham Avenue. [work session] port discussion revolved ager Phil Sutton. “It’s in in both counties, since provided by school systems around the future of the the budget for this year.” about 40 percent of FPWC are “imaginary numbers” authority. The county had in its clients came from Haber- because they show only “What do we need to plans potential construc- sham. about half of homeless do about the airport au- tion of a terminal build- Hirschi pointed out fam- children – those enrolled thority?” asked Commis- ing, but the presented The Northeast Georgian ilies in poverty and home- in schools and those with sion Chairwoman Andrea funding accelerates the less families are frequent- parents who admit home- Harper. “What if we did process. ly transient and move from dissolve the authority?” “We need to put it Legal organ of Habersham County county to county. See Promise, Page 3A An independent author- where the current build- ity had not been created by ing is,” Sutton said. 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lessness. writing, and have financial training leave.” said. “I would love to have some help.” and other practical application class- There is already an organization Jim Harp, pastor of Central Alliance How does it work? es. The FPWC day center is located in serving the homeless in Habersham Church in Mt. Airy, was involved with Under the Family Promise model, a Cleveland. County: Habersham Homeless Minis- Family Promise in Conyers at Rockdale family sleeps in one of 13 host churches Cioffi stressed the church facilities tries run by Director Joann Kennedy. Alliance Church. He said the program for one week. A church agrees to host are not considered a “homeless shelter,” Cioffi assured Kennedy, who was in at- “worked really well” in Rockdale Coun- up to four families at a time, with a but a home to the families while they’re tendance at the community meeting, ty because “God was always in it.” maximum of 14 people total, which is there. Families take care of their chil- Family Promise would complement her “It was not a large congregation,” he “manageable,” Cioffi said. The host dren and do chores, such as cleaning up ministry, not compete with it for fund- said. “But I heard time after time the church provides volunteers who bring after meals. ing. blessing those volunteers expressed, meals and eat and fellowship with the While in the program, families must “We’re not here to try to dilute an how they were touched as much if not families, and two volunteers spend the work on goals, follow rules and submit effort that’s been so successful in this more as the [homeless] people coming night at the church while the families to drug screenings, or they’re not al- county for a period of time,” Cioffi said. in.” are there. lowed to continue. “We’re here to collaborate together, to Congregations who don’t have physi- After seven days, the family is “We do not take active alcoholism, make it work. cal space to host families can provide moved by Family Promise volunteers to drug addiction or domestic violence We’re not here to go to where [Ken- financial support and volunteers, Ci- another host church. The reason for the [cases],” Cioffi said. “We do criminal nedy’s] current donors are.” offi said. frequent moves is to prevent the host background checks on all families. Kennedy said she supports Family “We can change children’s lives with church from being “burned out” by con- We have to, because we’re going to put Promise, “As long as everybody’s coop- this program,” he said. “We have that tinuous hosting, and a church only has them in your churches, and we can’t af- erating and wanting to glorify God.” opportunity, and we can do it in a sim- to host about four times per year. ford for something to go wrong.” She said Habersham Homeless Min- plistic way: feed, fellowship and sleep. During the day, family members “It’s their responsibility (to follow istries’ five temporary housing units That’s easy.” who are not working go to a day cen- the rules),” Hirschi said. “They know stay full and she always has a waiting For more information about Family ter, where they can take showers, use the guidelines when they come in. It’s list. Promise, call Cioffi at 770-985-7353 or computers for job searches and resume either live by the rules or they have to “There’s plenty to go around,” she visit familypromise.org.

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Crosby is one of the five and played ‘Rescue the Per- sent to individual songwrit- of work and who she was. to her. WHAT DOES THE greatest hymn writers. ishing,’ which fits because ers to choose which ones The bigger picture of this “What’s unique to me BIBLE SAY “She is among Charles it was in a rescue mission,” they connected to. Blazier is discovering this amaz- is the fact that a guy who Wesley, Martin Luther, he said. “That’s the point described the music style ing woman’s story,” Blazier doesn’t sing, play or hum …about obedience to Isaac Watts and John New- at which I thought about as Americana and bluesy. said. had this project dropped in ton,” Lewis said. “She was the recording aspect of the Thompson said the al- For Kelley, his discovery his lap. I am quite confident the gospel? unbelievably prolific. I don’t project.” bum is intended for both of Crosby’s work was or- and comfortable saying it Jesus is the Author of eternal know that we have seen But without a musical corporate and personal dained by God. He said ev- could only have come from such prolific writing since background and no connec- worship. ery circumstance led him the Lord,” he said. salvation to all those who obey Him the days of the great classi- tions to the music industry, “For a lot of modern, (Heb. 5: 9). Like those in the first cal composers.” the project laid dormant. who sometimes dive into century, we too can be saved by At Clayton Baptist, he hymns … these are lyrics our obedience to the gospel (I Cor. said, the congregation Making music that have been rooted in regularly sings Crosby’s Kelley continued life decades of experience in CAR WON’T START? 15:1-2) hymns, including “To God away from the Fanny church and also they have We are saved by obeying His Be the Glory,” and “All the Crosby project, and in ret- been reworked [for modern WE TOW. command to believe in the Lord Je- Way My Savior Leads Me.” rospect said God was work- music],” he said. “We defi- According to Lewis, there ing all along. He and his nitely want to make this as sus (Acts 10:31). We are saved are 17 Crosby songs in the late wife of 38 years, Janda, easy as possible for church- CAP’N AUTO SERVICE when we are willing to confess Je- church’s pew hymnals. moved to Nashville in the es to pick up and sing.” 122 Ellison St., Clarkesville, GA 30523 sus as Lord (Rom. 10:9). We are So what happened to the early 2000s. Janda was di- While the album mak- 706-754-6283 saved by being obedient to His com- rest of Crosby’s work? agnosed with breast cancer ing was going on, a non- PARTS Kelley set out on a mis- in 2005. Kelley said divine profit radio station also TIRES • complete auto service • wrecker service mand to repent and be baptized for

sion to answer that ques- intervention brought them got involved. The Public • modern equipment • experienced mechanics 197136 the remission of sins and the gift of tion. The search led him to live beside a woman con- Square, a nonproﬁt radio LAWRENCE BURKE MICHAEL MCDUFFIE VANCE FRADY the Holy Spirit (Acts 2:38). to the archives of Wheaton nected to the cancer center program specializing in • • However, Paul says “they have not College, just outside of Chi- at Vanderbilt University. live broadcasts with his- cago. He heard Crosby’s His late wife received the torical, Americana and all obeyed the gospel”(Rom.10:16), publisher had deposited her utmost care, Kelley said, spiritual themes, will air HAPPY FALL Y’ALL! and leaves us with this warning: unpublished works there. but God moved the man to its own broadcast Oct. 8, Old fashioned pumpkin pie smoothie. Cinnamon, Pumpkin, Vanilla Protein “the Lord Jesus shall be revealed Kelley said at that time, Nashville for another rea- a day before the album re- Ginger, Nutmeg, Cloves he wasn’t envisioning any- son — Fanny Crosby. lease. Host Dave Zanotti from heaven with His mighty angels, in flaming fire taking vengeance on thing with music — in fact, It was in the Music City said it will be a two-hour Health Store & Smoothie Bar as he said with a laugh Mon- that Kelley met industry show with live performanc- them that know not God and that day, “I can’t play, sing or professional and drum- es from the artists. VITAMINS • SUPPLEMENTS • ESSENTIAL OILS obey not the gospel of our Lord Jesus hum.” mer Bobby Blazier. Blazier, According to Kelley, the Library workers carted Lanny Hester and Kelley album is just the begin- BULK HERBS • LOCAL MEATS • SMOOTHIES Christ…”(I Thess. 1:7-8) out stacks upon stacks of teamed up to create Power/ ning. He said more music faded paper penned with Full Productions. They is in the works, with plans 706.754.0247 AtoZincHealth.com Habersham church of Christ

elaborate writing. Every- contacted music labels and to produce several more 706-778-7840 093015-196978 thing from legal papers to got the ball rolling on a po- albums of different genres. 204 E LOUISE ST. • CLARKESVILLE, GA (across from Ingles) accounting ledgers con- tential album. He also said the project tained the lost words of Integrity Music jumped might expand into greeting Crosby, each bearing her at the opportunity. Kel- cards with Crosby’s lyrics NOTICE OF HEARING initials and a date. There ley said he was amazed to on them and other collat- were 2,700 songs in the col- learn David C. Cook, who eral materials. REGARDING ZONING ORDINANCE lection, which was deter- specializes in curriculum Zanotti said he’s pas- OF THE CITY OF CLARKESVILLE mined later when the proj- and general publishing, sionate about getting Cros- ect was commissioned by owned the company, since by’s story heard. Notice is hereby given that a public hearing as required by the O.C.G.A §36-66-4 and Section 14 of Integrity Music. he also delved into creating “Our biggest concern the present zoning ordinance of the City of Clarkesville, shall be held by the Planning Commission “It was a treasure hunt of Sunday school curriculum. is for people to know that sorts,” Kelley said. “These The real work began a Fanny Crosby’s words are of the City of Clarkesville to review and consider the adoption of an amendment at the meeting of 2,700 songs have largely little more than a year ago. going to be there,” he said. the Planning Commission to be held at 5:30 p.m. on the third Tuesday in October, the same never been seen outside a Integrity commissioned “It brings the story of Fan- publisher environment in Kelley and his wife, Chevin ny Crosby back to light. She being October 20th, 2015. At this time the proposed amendment to the zoning ordinance shall her day. Likely not seen in Woodruff-Kelley, to tran- is an American heroine we be considered. The public hearing before the Clarkesville City Council regarding the aforementioned detail inside the current ar- scribe and count the songs. should never forget.” chive except for a handful Woodruff-Kelley dic- “For people that know action will take place on the first Monday in November, the same being November 2nd, of graduate students. tated while her husband her, it’s an unbelievable 2015 at 6:00 p.m. A copy of the proposed amendment to the zoning ordinance is available for “Since her death in 1915, typed in their Tiger home, discovery. I hope genera- they have been secure and the same way Crosby read tions discover not only inspection by the public during normal business hours in the Office of the Zoning Administrator, City away from the public eye. out her words to her blind these songs, but her body of Clarkesville, 123 North Laurel Dr., Clarkesville, Georgia 30523. [They are] languishing, husband Alexander van 100215-197757 beautiful, inspirational, Alstyne. Kelley said there heartbreaking, heart- were probably scribes there lifting words downloaded who wrote down what the from the spirit of the Lord couple was saying. He add- living in her to pen and pa- ed that van Alstyne scored per.” several of the songs. Kelley had each of the “Imagine the feeling public domain works cop- of reading, and almost in ied and took them home your heart and soul sing- to Florida. At the time, he ing…, (the lyrics) for the collected antique hymnals first time. It was truly as and devotionals to supple- if Fanny was in the room,” ment his Sunday school Kelley remembered of the lessons and had the idea to transcription. create a personal book of Then Integrity came poetry with the work. in to choose the songwrit- One year later, Kelley ers and artists who would stood before Crosby’s origi- work on an album. nal Steinway piano in New “The exciting thing for York. The connections of us was taking lyrics [and] his Ft. Lauderdale pastor, marrying those with some O.S. Hawkins, with the of today’s great Chris- Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir tian artists,” said Adrian led Kelley to find the piano Thompson, Integrity’s vice inside a New York rescue president of song and remission. source development. “There in a dusty, Blazier said he and In- classroom alcove was her tegrity worked together to standup Steinway. Some choose which artists would of the ivory is off the keys, work on the album, grading all foot pedals have been each song in the collection broken off. On that piano to determine which ones to

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Opinions The Northeast Georgian Friday, October 2, 2015 4A A guidebook to your mountain adventure ust as the leaves are beginning to change colors, your ultimate guide to the Northeast JGeorgia mountains has arrived. We’re pleased to announce the 2015 fall edition of The Mountain Traveler, a slick 110-page magazine produced by staff members of The Northeast Georgian, White County News, The Dahlonega Nugget and The Clayton Tribune. It’s published by our parent company, Community Newspapers Inc. And best of all? It’s free. The magazine is too heavy to be mailed to subscribers of our Our opinion newspaper, but you can pick up a copy at The Northeast Georgian’s Cornelia offi ce, 2440 Old Athens Hwy., as well as at newspaper racks and visitor centers all over the region. And though the Traveler is designed in a compact size you can keep in your car or carry in your travel bag, you can also read it online by going to our website, thenortheastgeorgian.com. We publish this magazine twice every year so our autumn tourists can learn about the best ere’s no room for cute places for entertainment, fall festivals, leaf- watching, hiking, wine tastings, history tours and much more. But even if you’ve lived here for a long time, the Traveler can lead you to wonder- when it comes to eating ful places you’ve never visited or perhaps never ave you hiding in, you’ll even heard of. ever seen be lucky to get Plus, the many pages of full-color ads will help Ha decora- enough out for tive pair of vice half a bowl of you decide where to shop, eat, play, or spend the grips? Absolute- grits. That is, if night. ly not, and there you can get it to We trust you’re going to love the magazine, is a reason for come through that. Vice grips those itty-bitty whether you’re using it as a reference guide to are tools, as are holes. plan a trip or just browsing through it to look at salt and pepper I can under- the gorgeous photography. shakers. stand getting We hope all of you will enjoy this colorful time We’re here a little festive again, folks. The Alan around the house of the year, and we thank you for reading The holidays. It’s for the holidays, Mountain Traveler. fall and for the NeSmith but decorative next 90 days, our salt and pepper spouses will shakers cross the have us pull out and put line. There is no room up more decorations for cute when it comes to than they have on the eating. Cute should be re- clearance aisle at the big served for hair bows and box store. Well, at least Barbie dolls. I know that’s what’s in Eating dinner is a Only three things store for me. time to relax with your While pouring a cup family, or at least try to What’s wrong with glass salt and pepper shakers? of coffee last week, I spot- relax. It’s not a time for allow governments ted the fi rst sign of the guessing what fi gurine the importance of prop- guessing which ghost or season. On our kitchen holds the pepper. erly-functioning tools. goblin, turkey or pil- counter I saw four What’s wrong with What’s more frustrating grim, reindeer or Santa to close a meeting: beady eyes staring at glass salt and pepper than trying to get a clot Claus the salt’s hiding in. me. Two cute baby squir- shakers? You know, the of moist salt through tiny And put-up zipper peas, rels with itty-bitty holes ones your grandparents holes, while you’re star- squash and tomatoes will in their heads, placed put on their table, the ing at a hot plate of home become as cold as the O Personnel there by my wife to serve ones that actually cooking? freezer they were pulled a purpose, but about as showed the contents. And Not much, if you’re from. O effective as trying to the salt shaker always hungry. Alan NeSmith is pub- Litigation paddle a canoe with a had a few grains of rice So here we go. For lisher of The Northeast tennis racket. in the bottom to absorb the next 90 days, in Georgian. Email him at O Purchase of property Once you fi gure out the moisture. kitchens all across anesmith@thenortheast- which squirrel the salt is Our elders understood Georgia, people will be georgian.com.

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The Northeast Georgian The First Amendment: Our Mission The Northeast Georgian is published with pride a reminder for the people of Habersham and adjoining counties by Community Newspapers Inc., Athens. he First Amendment of the Constitution of the United States of America reads: We believe that strong newspapers build strong com- “Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibit- munities – “Newspapers get things done!” ing the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or Our primary goal is to publish distinguished and T profitable community-oriented newspapers. the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a re- This mission will be accomplished through the team- dress of grievances.” work of professionals dedicated to truth, integrity, loy- Forty-ﬁ ve words. Five freedoms. No qualiﬁ cations. “To the press alone, chequered as alty, quality and hard work. it is with abuses, the world is indebted for all the triumphs which have been gained by Tom Wood, Chairman reason and humanity over error and oppression.” Dink NeSmith, President – James Madison A5 Friday, October 2, 2015 The Northeast Georgian 5A Habersham County Board of Education seeks quality designation from GSBA

By DONALD FRASER facility on Elrod Street, Therapeutic Support pro- Cornelia. gram, which is for educat- An Oct. 1 called meet- The school system re- ing students dealing with ing saw the Habersham cently donated the build- behavior issues and re- County Board of Educa- ing to Pioneer RESA for quiring specialized thera- tion (BOE) approve send- the program, which was peutic services. ing in an application to the formerly based in Gaines- Formerly, Habersham Georgia School Boards As- ville. The program is part students participating in sociation (GSBA) seeking of the state’s Georgia Net- the program were bused Quality Board designation work for Educational and daily to Gainesville. of the BOE. If the BOE receives the quality board designation, it will be announced at the oncerned About... GSBA December meeting, “Bitsy” C — Life Insurance said Habersham County Demore — Outliving your retirement School Superintendent sdemore@ — Cost of longterm care Matthew Cooper. aicinvest.com Cooper expressed confi- — Disability Income Insurance dence in the BOE receiving — Leaving a legacy the designation, in great — Funding College — 401K Rollovers part due to the board’s ef- Michael forts in developing a strate- Demore* gic plan. The plan looks at mikeydemore@ the current state of Haber- yahoo.com sham’s schools and maps a five-year achievement plan based on a 2013 Advanced PO Box 608 • 632 West Louise Street • Clarkesville, GA 30523 SACA Accreditation visit and data from the Georgia 706-754-0074 GEORGIA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES/Special | Department of Education’s 800-977-7617 Fax: 706-754-1836 100215-196397 In Habersham County, deer are predicted to be on the move during mating season in early Bitsy Demore is a Registered Representative. Securities offered solely through Ameritas Investment Corp. (AIC). Member FINRA/SIPC. College and Career Readi- AIC, NAIFA, and DeMore Financial Services are not affi liated. Additional products and services may be available through Bitsy DeMore, December. The map above can be found online and downloaded at the Georgia Department of ness Performance Index. DeMore Financial Services, or NAIFA, that are not offered through AIC. *Michael Demore is not a registered representative with AIC. Natural Resources’ website, georgiawildlife.com/rut-map. In other business, the BOE: • Toured the Pioneer Re- gional Educational Service Agency’s Futures Program Georgia drivers be on lookout IT HAS BEEN MY HONOR Alumni group AND PLEASURE this fall: deer-vehicle collisions forming for TO SERVE THE ATHENS – Fall is prime breeding sea- deer movement information obtained son for deer across the state of Georgia. from deer wearing GPS collars in Harris Georgia Southern CITIZENS OF It’s also when drivers are more likely to County and the old “rut map” from Geor- Eagles HABERSHAM hit deer that run into the road, accord- gia Outdoor News. COUNTY ing to a new study from the University of The Georgia Department of Natural A new North Geor- Georgia (UGA). Resources (DNR) is already using the new gia alumni group is be- AS YOUR UGA researchers have completed a map created by UGA to inform hunters of ing formed for Georgia county-by-county analysis of when motor- peak rut dates. The Georgia Department Southern alumni. Join Joey Terrell ists should be more aware of possibly hit- of Transportation (DOT) is also consider- SHERIFF. the group on Facebook ting a deer. They looked at breeding data ing using the map to develop specific mo- under Georgia Southern I and then compared it to deer-vehicle colli- torist warnings for each region. University-North Geor- sion statistics across Georgia. But there are things motorists should gia Network, or contact According to the study, between 2005 do to avoid hitting a deer, said Bob War- Linda Herman (class of and 2012, there were 45,811 reported deer- ren, a professor in the Warnell School and ’71) at lhherman@wind- REELECTION vehicle collisions across all Georgia coun- one of the researchers on the study. stream.net for more in- ties. Deer are mostly active from dusk to . formation. We have been very blessed and look forward to serving Deer-vehicle collisions increase dur- dawn, Warren said, so that’s when the Rachel Miller, the ing “rutting season” because white-tailed risk of a deer-vehicle collision is greater. GSU contact, can be the citizens of our county for another four years. is deer move around a lot more looking for “Any motorist driving at night needs to reached at rachelmill- election is going to be crucial for our country and the mates, according to James Stickles, lead be especially cautious because deer will er@georgiasouthern. direction it is heading. Please get out and vote and take researcher on the project. Stickles, who be more active during nighttime periods,” edu. The group’s first led the study while earning his master’s he said. “This is why most deer-vehicle advantage of early voting. Cast your social event will be held OTE vote before the ability to vote degree from UGA’s Warnell School of collisions occur early in the morning or in Dahlonega in mid-No- Forestry and Natural Resources, said relate in the evening, because that’s when vember. is taken away from us. searchers were able to create a map that deer and motorists are both most active.” TERRELL more accurately reflects when motorists Warren said when he drives at night, are in greater danger of hitting a deer. he’s diligent about driving at a cautious The new map lists specific peak dates for speed and scanning both sides of the road each of Georgia’s 159 counties. because a deer can come from either di- “Now we can warn drivers in a more rection. But he also warned that typically, relevant timeframe than in the past,” said it’s not the first deer that’s the problem. Stickles, who is now assistant deer coor- “Deer are rarely alone,” he said. “If a dinator for the Florida Fish and Wildlife motorist sees one deer, look for the second Conservation Commission. one. In many instances, it’s the second “Depending on your location in Geor- deer that crosses the road that gets hit.” gia, peak rut may occur anywhere from Other researchers on this project in- October to December,” he said. “By know- clude David Stone, Charles Evans, Karl ing deer movement dates in specific areas, Miller and David Osborn, all with the email blasts and other warnings to be Warnell School, and Charlie Killmaster more vigilant of deer can be distributed from the DNR. The project was funded by before, and during, times when deer-vehi- the DOT. cle collisions are most likely to occur.” The map can be found online and For example, the peak time when deer downloaded at the Georgia Department of are on the move in Clarke County, where Natural Resources’ website, georgiawild- UGA is located, is Nov. 10-16. life.com/rut-map. Recently published in the Journal of “Using Deer-vehicle Collisions to the Southeastern Association of Fish and Map White-Tailed Deer Breeding Activ- Wildlife Agencies, the study analyzed ity in Georgia” can be found online at deer-vehicle collisions from 2005 to 2012 http://www.seafwa.org/html/journals/ and then compared the timing of those pdf/30%20Stickles%20et%20al%20202- wrecks with available conception data, 207.pdf.

Dr. Marta Bognar and Dr. Brent Flickinger of Arthritis Center of North Georgia welcome Dr. Huma Sohail

Dr. Sohail received her medical degree in Pakistan. Residency in Internal Medicine at McLaren Regional/ Michigan State University Rheumatology Fellowship at University of Michigan, Ann Arbor Assistant Professor Medicine for two years at Baylor College of Medicine, Houston, TX

Dr. Sohail is accepting new patients by physician referral at 961 Smoky Mountain Springs Lane, Gainesville, GA. ph: 770-531-3711 A6 6A The Northeast Georgian Friday, October 2, 2015 Arrest Report

The following is a list of names entered into the booking computer at the Habersham County Deten- tion Center for Sept. 28-29, 2015. Names, ages and towns are listed as they appear in the computer. Offenses listed are charges; guilt has not been proven. Arresting agencies other than the Habersham County Sheriff’s Office are noted after the offense. • Patricia Denise Aber- nathy, 40, Cornelia, expired or no registration or title, driving while license suspended or revoked, failure to maintain insurance (Baldwin Police Depart- ment); • Robert Thomas Ander- son, 32, Mt. Airy, probation violation (State Probation); • Todd Maclin Cossar, 47, Demorest, DUI refusal, failure to maintain lane; • Elizabeth Irene Dil- lashaw, 31, Gainesville, failure to appear for trial or court appearance; • Lucas Alan Garvey, 30, Alto, violation of bond, contempt of court; Submitted • Carlton Eugene The Georgia Department of Natural Resources’ Hagans, 53, Lula, driving (DNR) Law Enforcement Division is following leads in the case of a juvenile bald eagle found shot to death. while license suspended or revoked (Baldwin P.D.); • Melissa Kay Hardigree, 46, Alto, DUI, defective tires, failure to maintain lane; DNR seeking information in eagle shooting • Phenesha June Nicely, 27, Clarkesville, reckless Agency o ering a reward for information leading to an arrest in the ongoing investigation conduct (Cornelia P.D.); • Laura Faith Nunez, 18, By CHRISTINA SANTEE not” normally in developed areas, he said, Commerce, reckless con- like well-traveled cities and towns. duct (Cornelia P.D.); The Georgia Department of Natural Re- “We’re reaching out to the public to Bald eagles are “fishing birds,” Cham- bers said, which is why they’re always spot- • Joseph Peter Russini, sources’ (DNR) Law Enforcement Division is seeking the public’s help in locating the see if somebody knows something.” ted near water. 27, Cleveland, two counts person(s) responsible for a young bald eagle Though the eagle’s age is unknown, ex- of battery under the Family recently shot to death. – Cpl. Adam Loudermilk, DNR perts determined the eagle was younger Violence Act (FVA), criminal Ranger 1st Class Chad Chambers, based than 5 years old. The DNR stated bald eagles trespass under the FVA; in Habersham County with Region II of the in Banks County. reach sexual maturity and develop the dis- • Devin Garnette Wade, DNR Law Enforcement Division, told The DNR stated a landowner discovered the tinct white head and tail between 4 and 5 40, Toccoa, probation viola- Northeast Georgian the bald eagle was found eagle Aug. 7 in a cow pasture off Wynn Lake years old. tion (Clarkesville P.D.); dead in Banks County. Road, Alto. Analysis at the University of The species is protected by state and fed- • Jeanne Taylor Wal- “It was reported to one of our officers,” he Georgia later determined the bird died by eral laws. raven, 36, Demorest, said. gunshot, likely a single shot. Anyone with information is urged to call the Ranger Hotline, 800-241-4113, or send speeding in excess of maxi- DNR rangers recently posted on Facebook Although Chambers is unfamiliar with details of the incident. the area in which the eagle was found, he an email to [email protected]. mum limits (state speed “We’re reaching out to the public to see told The Northeast Georgian bald eagles usu- A reward is being offered for information and zone limits), driving if somebody knows something,” said Cpl. ally congregate around bodies of water. leading to an arrest in the investigation. while license suspended or Adam Loudermilk, also with Region II of the “You see them a little bit around the For more information, visit georgiawild- revoked (Demorest P.D.). DNR Law Enforcement Division, but based mountain lakes, Georgia Power lakes, but life.com. Month-long drug investigation nets arrests of 2 Cornelia men By CHRISTINA SANTEE sion of marijuana with intent to distribute, possession of marijuana less than an Thank you, A month-long investigation into possi- ounce, possession of methamphetamine, ble drug activity at a Baldwin apartment possession of drug-related objects and complex netted the arrests of two Corne- bondsman off bond. lia men, authorities say. Another person located at the resi- Habersham According to a press release issued by dence, Stephen J. Vail, 39, was arrested the Appalachian Regional Drug Enforce- for an outstanding warrant through the ment Office (ARDEO), personnel with HCSO for failure to pay child support. the Habersham County Sheriff’s Office As of Thursday, Oct. 1, Davis remained County! (HCSO), the Baldwin Police Department jailed at the Habersham County Deten- and ARDEO executed Sept. 21 a search tion Center (HCDC) pending bond set at warrant at 110 Heritage Gardens Drive, $19,450, HCSO records state. Vail also re- Apt. L, located in the Heritage Gardens mained at the HCDC awaiting bond, which apartment complex. had not been set, HCSO records show. “The drug investigation began after ARDEO encourages citizens to report agents received several tips from law en- any suspicious drug activity at 706-348- forcement officers and citizens regarding 7410 or to call their local sheriff’s office or suspected drug sales at the apartment,” police department. stated ARDEO Special Agent in Charge ARDEO is a multi-agency unit con- Mitchell M. Posey. sisting of the following sheriff’s offices: During the search, Posey stated au- White County, Lumpkin County, Towns thorities located unspecified amounts of County, Banks County, Habersham Coun- “marijuana, methamphetamine, drug- ty, Stephens County and Rabun County, packaging materials and drug parapher- along with the Georgia National Guard nalia.” Counter Drug Task Force, the Georgia De- As a result, Douglas Waylon Davis, 34, partment of Public Safety and the Georgia was arrested and charged with posses- Bureau of Investigation.

Second annual Santa Cops Car Show set Oct. 31 The Baldwin Police Department invites the community to attend the second annual Santa Cops Car Show later this month. The show will be held from 9 a.m.-1 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 31, at SteelCell of North America Inc., Baldwin. Baldwin Police Chief Chad Nichols said proceeds from the car show, which has proven to be a successful event in years prior, was organized to raise funds to benefit the Baldwin Police Department Santa Cops Program, designed to assist families in the Baldwin community by providing Christmas presents to underprivileged children. Nichols said Baldwin P.D. will work in partnership with Baldwin Elementary School and Habersham County Head Start/Pre-K to locate and provide said gifts to a deserving family or families. Cost to register is $20, which may be paid on site, 510 Industrial Park Road. The event will also offer door prizes, a 50/50 raffle and awards announced We’re glad to be your neighbor. in several categories. For more information or to make a donation, call Nichols at 706-776-5256. We appreciate your warm welcome and support of our mission – to put people to work. Please come see us again soon to shop in our STATE OF GEORGIA store or drop o your gently used items. Our team in the career COUNTY OF HABERSHAM center is also eager to share information about our free job training LOGIC AND ACCURACY TESTING PUBLIC NOTICE and placement services. We hope to see you soon. To be published in the legal organ of the county. O.C.G.A. 21-2-379.6(c), SEB Rule No. 183-1-12.02(3)(b)(1) (i) (Election Day) and SEB Rule No. 183-1-14-.02 (2) (Absentee)

Notice is hereby given that the logic and accuracy testing and preparation of Cornelia Store, Donation Center Clarkesville Donation Center voting equipment to be used in the November 03, 2015 General/Special Elections for the and Career Center 1500 Washington Street City of Baldwin and City of Demorest will begin at 1:00pm on October 5, 2015. Testing 308 Habersham Hills Circle Clarkesville, Georgia 30523 will continue from day to day until complete and members of the public are entitled to Cornelia, GA 30531 be present during testing. Said testing and preparation will be conducted in the Office of Visit our website at www.goodwillng.org Elections & Registration, 555 Monroe Street, Clarkesville, Georgia, 30523. Laurel L. Ellison Election Supervisor, Habersham County 100215-198070 A7 Friday, October 2, 2015 The Northeast Georgian 7A Demorest considers upgrading Demorest Woman’s Club By CHRISTINA SANTEE Rothwell said the cater- er’s kitchen, once relocat- The city of Demorest ed to the basement, would is looking to give a part help serve guests attend- of its past a much-needed ing any musicals, plays or facelift. performances held in the The Demorest City venue, while a dumbwait- Council discussed Tues- er would help expedite the day at its regular work process. session the economic fea- “You could always rent sibility of restoring the it out for weddings or spe- Demorest Woman’s Club, cial events,” he added. located at 1035 Central “There’s already a Ave. (Historic Highway bathroom down there, we 441). would just turn that into The council heard the a regular use room for presentation from Joe anyone renting the build- Rothwell, preservation ing,” Rothwell continued, planner with the Georgia perhaps using the space Mountains Regional Com- as an office. mission. Rothwell said the exist- City Public Relations ing mechanical room is Consultant “Sammy also in need of upgrading. [Smith] and I started talk- “As far as taking care ing about this a year ago,” of the exposed earth [and Rothwell said to the coun- putting a] moisture bar- cil. rier over it,” he said. “The primary issues The exterior facade is when we looked at the also in need of upgrading, women’s club were that Rothwell said. the main floor did not “It has a standing … have an ADA (Americans metal roof, which is excel- with Disabilities Act-com- lent – even today – in keep- pliant) restroom,” he said. ing the rain out,” he said. “So we were looking to see Painting the club in- what we could do to recti- side and out would be nec- fy that issue.” essary, Rothwell said, as Currently, Rothwell would be refinishing the said the building does not floors, retiring windows CHRISTINA SANTEE/Staff have a restroom on its on the first floor and re- The Demorest City Council will continue its discussion of upgrading the historic Demorest Woman’s Club, located across from main floor whatsoever. placing modern windows. the Piedmont College campus on Historic Highway 441. “You have to go down- “Those windows stairs and there were were installed sometime ister of Historic Places,” “It’s a process for find- he said it would be wise ward,” said Mayor Rick concerns about having around 1995,” he said, al- he said. “That means it’s ing the funding,” he said. to move forward with the Austin. “Obviously, it’s to do so,” he said. “So we though they currently al- eligible for historic pres- “Who’s going to submit renovation. an important building to found a way through the low air and bugs inside. ervation fund grants.” for the funding?” asked “Very good job,” said the city of Demorest.” current plan to put a re- Rothwell said an ini- Rothwell said the city councilman John Po- councilman Jerry Hark- The council will discuss stroom on that floor and tial cost to the city to com- could obtain between pham. ness. the issue further at its up- to put a kitchen, which plete the project is around $5,000-$7,000 in historic “It would be best to go “I think we need to coming regular meeting slat- is currently on the first $85,000-$100,000. preservation grant funds through the city, through move forward on it,” Po- ed for 7 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. floor, down below. So we “One great thing about and up to $100,000 in Ap- GMRC,” Rothwell replied. pham said. 6, at the municipal building basically flipped the ame- this building is it’s al- palachian Regional Com- “Whether it’s grants “Look forward to see- behind the Demorest Fire nities.” ready on the National Reg- mission funds. or general fundraising,” ing this one move for- Department, Ivy Street. Deaths State: Tag renewal a problem in Georgia Rev. Richard Thaddis Daley Graveside services for the Rev. Richard Thaddis Dal- ey, 89, of Clarkesville, are scheduled for 2 p.m. today, Oct. By DONALD FRASER calls to tax commission- prior to the registration Habersham County 2, at Hollywood Baptist Church Cemetery with Dr. Don ers why notification was deadline. had been paying approxi- Samples officiating. Count on notice from at the last minute. Taxpayers seeking to mately “$2,000 monthly The Rev. Daley died Tuesday, Sept. 29, 2015, at his resi- the Georgia Department The status of Novem- renew online have been to mail renewal notifica- dence. of Revenue (DOR) that ber and December no- stymied because with- tions, Black said. “The Born May 28, 1926, in Jenkins County, he was the son it’s time to renew your li- tices is in limbo now, out the tag renewal no- only way to recoup some of the late Lester and Irene Daley. cense tag? Don’t expect to with no information as to tice they did not have of the cost is if renewals The Rev. Daley attended Furman University and see it in the mail anytime whether or not they have the DOR-generated RIN are mailed into the tax Southern Theological Seminary in Louisville, Kentucky. soon. been mailed. (renewal identification office for processing.” He preached at many local churches, including Head of World Marketing Inc., “Right now it’s a number) found at the bot- Otherwise, the county Tennessee Baptist Church and Wolffork Baptist Church. the Smyrna-based state- mess,” Black said. tom of the renewal no- pays for the courtesy no- Most recently, the Rev. Daley was a member and attended contracted vendor which How long it will take tice. The number must tice, but receives no mon- Hollywood Baptist Church. sends out registration re- DOR to replace the ven- be entered on the online etary return from the Survivors include his wife, Martha Adair Daley of newal notices, “filed for dor is a guess, Black renewal form to complete state for this expense. Clarkesville; daughter and son-in-law, Carmen and Roy bankruptcy yesterday,” said, because it is a time- the application process. Black has requested Lee of Lilburn; daughters, Vivian Eiland of Clarkesville said Habersham County consuming process to re- “The only way they permission from Geor- and Cindy Bunten of Buffalo, Minnesota; sons, Timothy Tax Commissioner June ceive approval as a state can renew the tag is by gia government to send Daley and Jonathan Daley of Punta Gorda, Florida; sis- Black Sept. 30. contractor. coming into the office or renewal notices directly ter, Marie Harkey; and sister and brother-in-law, Jean The Chapter 11 bank- The tag renewal pro- calling for the RIN num- from her office and is and Vernon Burkey; as well as seven grandchildren and ruptcy petition means cess was already ham- ber, Black said. waiting on an answer. seven great-grandchildren. the company has essen- pered in the instance of Those wishing may send condolences to the family by tially ceased operation. large trucks, those car- visiting hillsidememorialchapel.com. If you miss your dead- rying 14,000 pounds or SALE Funeral arrangements by Hillside Memorial Chapel, line for tag renewal, more, Black said, because Clarkesville. which is the birthdate of such vehicles are charged October 2, 2015 the vehicle owner, don’t on a sliding scale, based The Northeast Georgian expect saying you didn’t on weight carried. The receive notice to be ac- computer system “won’t cepted as an excuse. Ac- let us renew the tag un- cording to the DOR, the less the weight is given,” Card of Thanks notices are sent “as a Black said. courtesy” to the taxpay- Determining the er, Black said. weight-carrying capac- World Marketing had ity had been determined Family of Alex Norton expresses been sending renewal no- by DOR through infor- thanks tices to license tag hold- mation provided by ve- FINAL To the editor: ers for which it received hicle dealers, according The outpouring of condolences, prayers and support a cut of the fee charged. to Black, which ended up STORE CLOSING!! our family received for our loss of Alex has been greatly Black said although being a time-consuming appreciated. World Marketing had process. While renewal Not having him in our daily lives is going to be very stated October renewal notices had previously difficult. Please continue to keep us in your thoughts and notices were mailed Sept. been generated and sent prayers as we face the days ahead. 18, that was not the case. out 59 days in advance of To all of Alex’s personal friends who sent condolences Many people received the tag deadline, renewal or came for his family: Alex loved each of you as you loved their October renewal notices currently were him. Stay in touch with us, please. notices the last week of not being received until Randall, Mary and Jay Norton September, prompting just two or three days DAYSEVERYTHING MUST GO! SATURDAY ONLY • 10AM - 6PM It’s so easy... COUCH POTATO ...to subscribe to your local newspaper. FURNITURE The Northeast Georgian POST OFFICE PLAZA Call 706-778-4215. 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Happenings The Northeast Georgian, Friday, October 2, 2015 8A Church calendar Saturday Enjoy ‘Unity in the Community’ Israel Christian Methodist Episcopal Church of Cornelia will be sponsor- ing “Unity in the Community” at 1 p.m. Oct. 3, at MLK Jr. Park, Cornelia. The purpose of the event is to encourage fellowship among the citizens and friends of Cornelia. Free food, fun and games. Fall festival set at Friendly Mission Friendly Mission Baptist Church will host a fall festival fundraiser, 4-8 p.m. Oct. 3. Hot dog plates, $5; cake auction, rafﬂ e, games, more. Taking orders for laundry soap, 3.5 gallons/$20. Located on Crane Mill Road between Mud Creek and Pea Ridge roads. Details: 706-499-6629. Sunday

St. Thomas to host ‘Blessing of Animals’ Saint Thomas the Apostle Anglican Church will conduct its annual “Blessing of the Animals,” 4 p.m. Oct. 4. Both large and small animals are welcome with their owners. Located at 1636 Mud Creek Road, Alto. Details: 706-754-8165. Community Baptist to host gospel singing Community Baptist Church will host a gospel singing, 6 p.m. Oct. 4, featuring The Willing Workers (Henry Thompson, Bobby Smith and Mark Walker). Located at 153 Double Bridge Connector, Mt. Airy. Details: Martha Allen, 706-778-9521; or Robert Clark, 706-864-9348. Camp Creek Baptist plans revival KATEY HENNIGAN/Staff Camp Creek Baptist Church, Cornelia, is hosting its annual fall revival, 10 From left, Mary Ann Ellington, Uldine Henry (back) and Jackie Stucki, all from Clarkesville, work on packing outfi ts as a.m., 11 a.m., 6:30 p.m. Oct. 4; 7 p.m. Oct. 9. Revival speaker: Pastor Jeremy part of Clarkesville Baptist Church’s Sewing Ministry. On Sept. 25, the women put together nearly 80 children’s outfi ts to Rands of Monclova Road Baptist Church, Monclova, Ohio. Details: 706-778- 0622. send to a ministry in Leach, Kentucky. Mt. Pleasant to celebrate pastor’s anniversary Mt. Pleasant Baptist Church will celebrate the third anniversary of Pastor Billy Joe Jenkins Jr. and Co-Pastor Cynseria Jenkins, 11 a.m. Oct. 4. Pastor Mark Gerrells will speak at 11 a.m. service; Pastor Charles Lee at 4 p.m. service. Lunch served, 1:30-3:30 p.m. Located at 2740 Highway 441 N., Clarkesville Clarkesville Baptist Church Sewing (Hollywood). Unitarian Universalist Church Georgia Mountains Unitarian Universalist Church, 439 S. Park St., Dahlone- Ministry gives to families in need ga. Sunday services, 11 a.m. Children’s religious education classes begin at By KATEY HENNIGAN underwear. The women of the min- shut-ins, or the people who are 11:30 a.m. Child care provided. Service Oct. 4: “For the Love of the Earth” by istry are also making what they members of the church, but physi- the Rev. Charlotte Arsenault and Ken Sizemore. Details: 706-864-0661, gmuuc. At Clarkesville Baptist Church, call “shaggy raggies,” which are cally unable to come to church. org, facebook.com/gmuuc. a group of women have combined warm blankets that will be provid- They also have a heart for the their sewing skills to make a differ- ed to the elderly. children going through the North- ence. On Oct. 16, about 13 people from east Georgia Court-Appointed Upcoming Almost three years ago, Joyce Clarkesville Baptist Church plan Special Advocates (CASA) system. Lind, Uldine Henry and Reggie to pile into a church van fi lled with Most kids going through foster Knight, among others, came up these clothes and blankets, and set care have nothing to call their own, Chopped Oak Baptist plans homecoming with the idea to start a sewing min- out on an adventure to Kentucky so the ministry gives blankets to Chopped Oak Baptist Church invites everyone to homecoming service, 11 istry. The ministry’s goal is to gen- with the hopes of bringing a smile the CASA advocates who then give a.m. Oct. 11. Details: Pastor Scott Slaton, 706-599-5416. erate clothes, blankets and coats to the faces of many children. them to the children they care for. Grace-Calvary to host blessing of the pets/animals for people of all walks of life who “We will bring them to Leach, “It is something where [the chil- Grace-Calvary Episcopal Church will host its annual Blessing of the Pets and are in need. Kentucky, to an Appalachian min- dren] can say, ‘This is mine,’” Hen- istry there,” said Henry. “…Leach ry said. Animals to honor St. Francis of Assisi’s love for all creatures, 2 p.m. Oct. 11, It doesn’t matter how far and wide the need is, these women is in the devastated coal mining The women who participate in 260 E. Green St., Clarkesville. Public welcome. Pets must be leashed or crated. make it happen. In the past several area where the mines have shut this mission said they consider it Details: 706-754-2451, grace-calvary.org. years, they’ve created about 500 down and the people, that’s all they their way of paying it forward. Harvest Christian to celebrate 100th anniversary pillow case dresses – dresses liter- have ever done is coal minding, “I feel like I’m using the gift that Harvest Christian Church will celebrate its 100th anniversary, Oct. 24-25. ally made from pillow cases, which and there are just no jobs left.” God gave me to share with others,” Saturday’s theme: “A Look Back,” 2-6 p.m., live music, picnic, games, memorial have been sent to ministries as far The ladies (as well as some men Lind said. “We are all in it togeth- who will be joining them) hope to er.” service, sharing memories. Sunday’s theme: “A Look Forward,” 11 a.m.-4 p.m., as Haiti and Guatemala. “We usually try and fi nd a group be able to personally meet some of Though Knight must often stay church service with guest speaker Ken May, potluck dinner, hymn sing-a-long, that’s going from a church and we the children and distribute some of at home, caring for a loved one, she talent show, displays/slide show. 231 Harvest Church Road, Clarkesville. RSVP: send by them,” Henry said. the clothes themselves. is able to persevere and contribute 706-754-4704. Knight said people in the com- Most of the clothing in the ship- her skills to do what she feels called munity, as well as the pastor and ment to Kentucky is for younger to do. fellow church members, have been children. “I feel like God has given me the Ongoing gracious and supportive. Many of “We are trying to fi t the needs,” talent to sew,” she said, “and I feel them have even donated materials said Lind, “when we go to Kentucky like we are using it for His glory.” HUB community transformation prayer and tools, such as fabric, scissors this trip, we’re going to fi nd out ex- The Clarkesville Baptist Church and leggings for the outfi ts made, actly what they need.” Sewing Ministry meets the second Habersham United Believers invites interested persons to join in prayer she said. The ladies then plan to return Wednesday and last Friday of ev- to bring unity, spiritual awakening, transformation to the area. Meet noon-1 Currently, the women are in the home and meet those needs with ery month at 10 a.m. in the Holcomb p.m., Wednesdays. HUB venue for October: Cornelia United Methodist Church. process of packing up 80 outfi ts, their skilled craftsmanship. Ministry Center on Washington Details: 706-590-3146. ranging in size from 3-8, to bring to The sewing ministry not only Street. Emergency preparedness a Kentucky ministry they are con- provides to those out of state and “If you love to sew and love country, but also to those in their Christian fellowship, you’re wel- The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints meets at 7 p.m., every third nected with through the Southern Baptist Convention. own county of Habersham. come to come here,” Lind said. Thursday, on different emergency situations as well as food storage and uses. Each child will receive a shirt These women take the time to For more information, call 706- No charge. Public welcome. Details: 706-776-3978 or 706-754-1600. (or dress), leggings and a pair of fabricate warm blankets for the 754-2643. Stretch and Flex offered Stretch and Flex is held, 10 a.m. every Monday, Family Life Center, Clarkes- ville Baptist Church. Classes are free. Exercises are AARP recommended for seniors but anyone interested of any age is invited. Details: 706-754-2643. Cornelia UMC offers Wednesday evening meal First Baptist plans note- Each Wednesday at 5:30 p.m., Cornelia United Methodist Church will have a home-cooked supper in the fellowship hall. Cost: $6 per person. Meal is different each week and prepared by a different team. Call or email reservations by 2 burning ceremony Sunday p.m. Monday: 706-778-4827, or [email protected]. Harvest Christian providing newborn kits To mark the 15th anniversary of The Family Harvest Christian Church is providing newborn arrival kits. Church members Ministry Center, First Baptist Church Corne- lia (FBCC) will hold a note-burning service at will deliver to new parents. Details: 706-754-4704. 10:55 a.m. Sunday, Oct. 4. Mt. Pleasant Baptist welcomes public “The story of the FBCC Family Ministry Mt. Pleasant Baptist Church, 2740 Hollywood Hwy., Clarkesville, invites the Center dates back to our 150th anniversary in public to attend worship service 10:45 a.m. Sunday, after Sunday School at 1987, when a committee was launched to design 9:45 a.m. Wednesday Night Study begins at 7 p.m. Details: 706-754-3560. a new ‘multi-purpose building for educational and recreational use,’” said FBCC Pastor Eric Monthly giant food giveaway Spivey. The Torch holds a giant food giveaway, 8 a.m., the fi rst Saturday of each In 1992, these plans were turned over to a month. Located at the The Torch Worship Center, 800 Cannon Bridge Road, building committee and in 1995, this commit- Details: 706-778-4063. tee was authorized to start building. FPCC selling pew cushions “On April 14, 1996 – 19 years ago – we held the groundbreaking ceremony with excitement First Presbyterian Church of Clarkesville is selling pew cushions to benefi t and anticipation of God’s future,” Spivey said. missions and outreach in Habersham County, 15 blue/green, 10 feet 5 inches; It took four years before the building was three fl oral pattern, 4 feet; two blue/green, 4 feet. Cost: $25/each or $250/lot. dedicated Oct. 1, 2000. Yet, when complete, the Details: 706-754-2935 or Will Stuckey, 706-839-7900. building immediately began to be used for Grace Lutheran Church God’s kingdom purposes, he said. Grace Lutheran Church, 1121 Hwy. 441 N., Demorest, invites the public to Over the past 15 years, the Family Minis- attend worship services, 9:45 a.m. Sunday, followed by Sunday School at 11 try Center has lived up to the fi rst dreams for a.m. Details: 706-754-6696. the building – it is a true multi-use building. Camp MOSAIC is held there each summer. KATEY HENNIGAN/Staff Home Bible Study offered Camp Agape and VBS fi ll its space every July. Home Bible Study – studying the doctrines of grace and God’s sovereignty For over a year, the building helped rebirth PRAYER VIGIL HELD IN SUPPORT in man’s life – offered, 7 p.m., every other Thursday. Details: Steve or Lisa, 706- the Cornelia Soup Kitchen; and in the winter it OF DEATH ROW INMATE 778-9374. keeps families alive as a cold weather shelter. It Thirteen people gathered Tuesday night to pray at the Awana at New Hope Baptist has served the community as a banquet hall, a conference room for board meetings, a volley- Clarkesville gazebo in support of former death row inmate Kelly Awana at New Hope Baptist Church, Pea Ridge Road, Cornelia, meets at ball court, a soccer fi eld and a basketball court. Gissendaner, as well as in protest of the death penalty. Julianne 6:45 p.m. every Wednesday. Lessons, devotions, games. Awana exists to reach Each day, individuals in the community exer- children/youth with gospel of Christ and train them to serve Him. cise on the indoor walking track. Each week, Wilson, 54, of Cleveland, right, stood facing the street to pray Ebenezer UMC Thrift Store open the youth and choir enjoy the facility for their for Gissendaner, who died shortly after midnight Sept. 29 due Ebenezer UMC Thrift Store is open, 9 a.m.-noon, Saturdays. Located on ministries. to lethal injection. Gissendaner had been on death row for 18 “This facility and its services are open to Historic Highway 441, north of Clarkesville. all,” Spivey said. “Many families in this com- years following the 1997 stabbing murder of her husband, Doug Hazel Creek Baptist giving food munity, both FBC Cornelia members and non- Gissendaner. Behind Wilson stood Tom Gagnon, 65, of Clarkes- Handfuls of Purpose, Hazel Creek Baptist Church’s food pantry ministry, in members, have enjoyed its ministries. Now, ville, holding a sign quoting one of the Ten Commandments, partnership with The Food Bank of Northeast Georgia, will give food to those in come out and celebrate with us on this impor- “Thou shall not kill.” This group of people gather in protest each need based on income eligibility, from 5-6 p.m., fourth Thursday of each month, tant event. God spoke, the church listened and 243 Hazel Creek Church Road, Mt. Airy. Details: 706-778-5347. God provided.” time there is a person who is scheduled to be executed. CHURCH DIRECTORY A9 Friday, October 2, 2015 The Northeast Georgian 9A What do you value? hat do you value? What I have of beginning new ministries in value my new future son-in-law. ous that I harshly persecuted the church. valued over the years has encom- different churches. I was proud I thank God for bringing this And as for righteousness, I obeyed the Wpassed a variety of things. At of being the first in my family Godly man into the life of my old- law without fault. I once thought these times, I valued my stuff. My early adult to receive a bachelor’s degree. I est daughter. things were valuable, but now I consider years were a time when stuff was impor- was then challenged to complete Indeed, we all have those them worthless because of what Christ tant. As a young man with a fresh college a master’s degree. Why not? things we value. So did the has done. Yes, everything else is worth- degree and a new bride, I focused on stuff. All of my friends in ministry Apostle Paul. less when compared with the infinite The cars I drove, the apartments and seemed to be going to seminary. He wrote in Philippians 3: We value of knowing Christ Jesus my Lord. houses in which I lived, the clothes I wore Then, I was diligent to com- put no confidence in human ef- Paul had a lot in his life he valued. Yet, were important. I can still remember plete my doctoral degree. This fort, though I could have confi- he counted all as worthless compared to when the church I was serving provided was something I never thought dence in my own effort if anyone the value of knowing Jesus Christ. me with my first cellphone. This was in would ever be accomplished. could. Indeed, if others have I thank God for the many valuable the early ‘90s. I value my family. I thank Craig reason for confidence in their things in my life. However, may all I I began with the faithful car phone, God for a wife who is so beau- own efforts, I have even more! I value pale in light of the value of know- then changed to the very noticeable bag tiful on the outside, but even Ward was circumcised when I was eight ing Christ. If He is my center, then every- phone, then graduated to the first Motor- more beautiful on the inside. I days old. I am a pure-blooded thing else – my family, my pedigree, my ola flip phone, which was about the size thank God for my four children. citizen of Israel and a member stuff, etc. – will be put in the right place of a small shoe box. Indeed, for a season, They have grown up to be young men of the tribe of Benjamin – a real Hebrew in life. stuff was very important to me. and women who love the Lord and have a if there ever was one! I was a member of Craig Ward is senior pastor at Bethle- There were other times I valued my desire to follow Him. the Pharisees, who demand the strictest hem Baptist Church in Clarkesville. Email pedigree. This was during those years Most recently, I have begun to even obedience to the Jewish law. I was so zeal- him at [email protected]. Worshipping in Habersham

The church directory lists in alpha- Christ Community Fellowship Faith Tabernacle Baptist Harmony Baptist Church Macedonia Baptist Church Refuge Baptist Church betical order the names of most of the South Main Street, Cornelia Midway Crossing, Cornelia 5251 Old Hwy 441 N., Baldwin New Liberty Road, Clarkesville 2138 Double Bridge Road churches serving Habersham County, the 706-778-3139 706-778-8447 706-776-3904 706-754-9020 Clarkesville church’s physical address and telephone Faith Tabernacle Full Gospel refugebc.com number (if available). Please call us to Church of Jesus Christ 500 Highway 17 N., Clarkesville Harvest Bible Fellowship Mt. Airy Baptist Church add your church or make any changes – of Latter Day Saints 706-754-7068 Wa-Lo Shopping Center, Clarkesville Grandview Avenue, Mt. Airy Return Baptist Church 706-778-4215. Dennis Cash Road, Mt. Airy 706-499-5530 706-778-6635 915 Hwy. 105, Demorest mormon.org First Baptist Church of Cornelia Harvest Christian Church Mt. Bethel Church of God 706-754-7354 Alleys Chapel United Methodist 706-776-3978 325 South Oak St., Cornelia 231 Harvest Church Road, 1668 Talmadge Dr., Toccoa Highway 197 N., Clarkesville fbccornelia.org Clarkesville 706-886-2986 River Point Community Church Church of Christ 706-778-4412 706-754-4704 350 Ansley Road, Demorest Alto Baptist Church of Habersham County Mt. Carmel Baptist Church 706-778-5000 210 B.C. Grant Road, Alto 326 Double Bridge Connector, Mt. First Presbyterian of Cornelia Hazel Creek Baptist Church 988 Historic Hwy. 441, Demorest 706-776-1981 Airy 706-778-7840 469 N. Main St., Cornelia 243 Hazel Creek Church Road 706-778-1407 River Road Mission Church 706-778-2822 Mt. Airy, 706-778-5347 1050 Twin River Orchard Road, Alto Congregational Holiness Church Christ Presbyterian Church (PCA) Mt. Pleasant Baptist Church Demorest Alto Congregational Church Road, Meeting at Ruby C. Fulbright Aquatic First Presbyterian Church Heritage Baptist Church 2740 Hollywood Hwy., Clarkesville 706-865-3552, 706-224-6169 Alto Center of Clarkesville 660 Baldwin Road 706-754-3560 706-778-5049 120 Paul Franklin Rd., Clarkesville 108 N. Washington St., Clarkesville Off Hwy. 441 By Pass, Cornelia Mt. Vernon Holiness Church Revive Church 706-968-2867 706-754-2935 TheHeritageBC.org, 706-968-6500 Highway 115, near Demorest 2696 J Warren Rd., Cornelia Amy’s Creek Baptist Church cpcclarkesville.org 706-778-5287 706-776-2500 654 Amy’s Creek Road, Clarkesville Foothills Community Church, Higher Ground Baptist Church www.myrevivechurch.com 706-754-4090 Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Habersham Campus Otis Brown Road, Baldwin Mt. Zion Baptist Church Saints 193 N. Main St. Timberline Drive, Clarkesville Shady Grove Baptist Church Antioch Baptist Church 205 Dennis Cash Road, Mt. Airy Cornelia, GA Hills Crossing Baptist Church 706-754-2626 226 Martin Luther King Jr. Dr., 2175 Antioch Church Road, 706-776-3978 Foothills.cc 3569 Toccoa Highway, Clarkesville Cornelia 706-778-5045 Clarkesville 864-888-8008 706-754-6206 Mt. Zion Baptist Church 706-754-2687 Clarkesville Baptist Church Mt. Zion Circle, Turnerville Shirley Grove Baptist Church 1287 Washington St., Clarkesville Fresh Fire Foursquare Hillside Baptist Church 706-754-6075 Shirley Grove Road, Turnerville Baldwin Baptist Church 706-754-2643 Gospel Church 324 Level Grove Road, Cornelia 706-754-9556 Willingham Avenue, Baldwin Highway 197 N., Clarkesville 706-778-6284 Mt. Zion United Methodist Church baldwinbc.org, 706-778-6181 Clarkesville Church of God 706-754-1382 Alto Spiritual Israel Church & Its Army 173 Highway 197 N., Clarkesville His Way Assembly of Praise 138 Elrod St., Cornelia B.C. Grant Baptist 706-754-6967 Friendly Mission Baptist Church 182 Anderson Circle, Alto Mountain View Baptist Church 706-778-3147 1405 B.C. Grant Road, Alto 154 Friendly Mission Lane, Cornelia 678-776-2289 269 Mountain View Road, Baldwin 706-778-5703 Clarkesville First United 706-778-7033 706-776-9580 St. Mark Catholic Church facebook.com/bcgrantbaptist Methodist Church Hollywood Baptist Church 5410 Highway 197 S., Clarkesville 1131 Washington St., Clarkesville Gate Church 208 Hollywood Church Road, Mud Creek Baptist Church 706-754-4518 Baldwin Congregational 706-754-2677 451 Roper Drive, Clarkesville Clarkesville 706-754-6790 3048 Mud Creek Road, Cornelia Holiness Church gatechurch.net St. Thomas the Apostle 315 Airport Road, Baldwin Community Baptist Church House of Prayer New Birth Baptist Church Anglican Church 706-776-6491 153 Double Bridge Connector, Gethsemane Baptist Church Dicks Hill Parkway, Mt. Airy Hollywood Hills Road, Clarkesville 1636 Mud Creek Road, Alto Mt. Airy 400 Furniture Drive, Cornelia 706-754-1910 706-754-0931 706-894-2422 Bethel Temple CH Church 706-778-2049 stthomasapa.org 467 Bethel Temple Road, Demorest Cool Springs United Methodist Iglesia Principe de Paz New and Living Way Church 706-754-1571 117 Cool Springs Road, Clarkesville Glade Creek Baptist Church 608 W. Airport Road, Baldwin Mt. Airy Foursquare Gospel Stonepile Baptist Church 706-754-4866 884 Toccoa Highway, Mt. Airy 706-839-8222 Clarkesville, 706-754-2370 Stonepile Road, Clarkesville Bethesda Fellowship Church 706-754-6586 706-754-9344 2555 Duncan Bridge Road, Cornelia Cornelia Christian Church Israel CME Church New Life Fellowship 706-778-5505 1244 Highway 441 Bypass, Cornelia Glorybound Baptist Church 244 3rd St., Cornelia 4944 Yonah Homer Road, Alto Tallulah Falls Baptist Church 706-778-6404 186 Wade St., Alto 706-776-2230 770-869-9551 Church Street, Tallulah Falls Bethlehem Baptist Church 770-983-7924 706-754-6798 624 N. Highway 197, Clarkesville Cornelia Congregational Jehovah’s Witnesses New Hope Baptist Church 706-754-4870 Holiness Church Good News Baptist 680 Double Bridge Connector, 5040 Pea Ridge Road, Cornelia Tallulah Falls United Methodist 368 Galloway St., Cornelia J Warren Road, Cornelia Demorest 706-778-9226 Church Bible Way Baptist Church 706-778-8364 706-778-5188 706-778-2819 or 706-778-0201 Church Street, Tallulah Falls 2765 Hollywood Hwy., Clarkesville New Liberty United Methodist 706-754-3205 706-754-9847 Cornelia United Methodist Church Grace Baptist Church Lamar Christian Church Church 204 Oak St., Cornelia 1768 Chase Road, Cornelia 3247 Hwy. 105, Baldwin New Liberty Road, Clarkesville The Bridge Family Worship Bible Landmark Church 706-778-4827 706-778-5618 706-778-8347 2696 J Warren Road, Cornelia 810 Old Cleveland Road, Cornelia lamarchristianchurch.net New Life Assembly of God 706-776-6847 Crossroads Baptist Church Grace-Calvary Episcopal Church 105 Cash St., Cornelia The Crossing Church 534 Yonah Post Road, Alto 296 E. Green St., Clarkesville Leatherwood Baptist Church 706-778-8193 Meet at Kandy Kane Learning Center Broad River Baptist Church, 706-778-4534 706-754-2451 Highway 105, Baldwin 1323 Historic Highway 441 N., 139 Broad River Road, Baldwin 706-778-0099 New Vision Worship Center Clarkesville 770-654-0307 Demorest Baptist Church Grace Lutheran Church 335 L.C. Turner Road, Baldwin 678-588-7525 755 Central Ave., Demorest 1121 Historic Hwy 441 N., Level Grove Baptist Church 706-778-8364 Camp Creek Baptist Church 706-778-7126 Demorest 157 Old Level Grove Road, Cornelia The Hollywood Church of God 1761 Camp Creek Road, Cornelia 706-754-6696 706-778-6371 Oakey Mountain Baptist Church 275 Talmadge Dr., Toccoa campcreek.org Demorest Church of God 3377 Oakey Mountain Road, fireofgodnow.org 706-778-0622 559 Central Ave., Demorest Griffin First Assembly N.E. Campus Life Church Clarkesville 706-886-1224 706-778-9654 390A Grandis Heights Circle 110 Church St., Baldwin 706-947-1423 Canaan Baptist Church Clarkesville 706-778-5394 The River 1024 Smokey Road, Alto Demorest Methodist Congregational 706-839-6133 Old Nacoochee Baptist Church 184 Anderson Cir., Alto Federated Church [email protected] Light House Baptist Church Clarkesville theriverng.com Central Alliance Church 611 Georgia St., Demorest www.griffinfirst.org Hollywood Church Road, Clarkesville 1-877-553-3299 3311 Camp Creek Road, Mt. Airy 706-778-2418 centralalliancechurch.org Habersham Baptist Church Living Faith Sanctuary Open Arms Worship Center The Torch Worship Center 706-778-8421 Double Springs Baptist Church 506 Habersham Mills Road, 4400 Cannon Bridge Road, Airport Road, Baldwin 800 Cannon Bridge Road, Demorest Double Springs Road, Demorest Demorest Demorest 706-778-2039 706-778-4063 Central Heights Baptist Church 706-754-4054 706-839-1404 2670 Highway 197 S., Mt. Airy Ebenezer Baptist Church Philadelphia Church of God Bride Turnerville Church of God 706-776-3296 487 Dicks Hill Parkway, Mt. Airy Habersham Hills Assembly of God Living Hope Church of Christ Highway 441, Turnerville 706-778-5710 728 Historic Highway 441 N., life2hope.com 706-754-6283 706-754-6052 Chopped Oak Baptist Church Demorest [email protected] P.O. Box 1445, Clarkesville Ebenezer United Methodist Church 706-754-6696 706-348-8216 Pleasant Hill Baptist Church Victory Baptist Church 706-886-1191 4000 Hollywood Hwy, Clarkesville Pea Ridge Road, Cornelia 1094 Hwy. 17, Clarkesville 706-754-9384 Habersham Seventh Day The Lord’s Vineyard Community 706-754-4682 Christ Community Church Adventist Church Church Providence Baptist Church 728 Historic Hwy. 441 N., Fairfield Baptist Church Make398 Rock Ford Cove more Road, Mt. Airy 429 S. Main St., Cornelia 12080 Highway 197 N., Clarkesville Welcome Home Baptist Church Clarkesville 2236 Highway 105, Demorest 706-754-4307 706-778-1561 706-947-1045 Dicks Hill Parkway, Mt. Airy 706-754-2326 706-754-1395 money. 706-778-3308 Start your new sales career with Woodmen of the World today. • Exceptional benefits, including paid Tax & Accounting Yonahretirement, Insurance for those who Agency qualify Whitfield Funeral Homes Wilbanks Body Shop, Inc. Your• Feel Hometown good about Insurance what you Agents do MainStreet Technologies, South Chapel North Chapel Inc. Associates • Be your own boss mst 263 Willingham Avenue Gladys Lakey James Jennings Jim Jennings mainstreet P.O. 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All services provided free of charge. for $500 VISA gift card. Friday Night Flicks canceled tonight Composting workshop planned Register now for free GED classes Friday Night Flicks’ “Teen Night” – scheduled to Learn how to build a compost pile, 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Oct. 17, 292 Want to beat the heat and work on your GED at the same time? present “Pitch Perfect 2,” – at 8 p.m. today, Oct. 2, Double Bridge Connector. Learn how soil, composting works, have a Come in to North Georgia Technical College Adult Education Center and in Sam Pitts Park, Clarkesville has been canceled picnic lunch (bring your own), fi nish by building a compost pile. Cost: register for free GED classes. Details: Sandra Adair, 706-776-7323. due to threat of rain. Watch The Northeast Georgian for a rescheduled suggested $10 donation. RSVP: [email protected] or at date. Details: Mary Beth Horton, 706-754-2220. 470-695-6120. Reunions Friends of TGSP to present ‘Jail Tales Trail’ Foothills Photography Group to meet Friends of TGSP will present “Jail Tales Trail” today, Oct. 2. Walk from Letourneau WABCO employee reunion set Foothills Photography Group, a photography club for education, beginning of Shortline Trail to bonfi re at suspension bridge for roasting community service and networking, will meet Oct. 20 – social time, 6:30 The Letourneau WABCO employee reunion is set, 11 a.m. Oct. 2, marshmallows, music, storytelling, hayride. First walk begins 6:30 p.m.; p.m., program, 7 p.m. NTGC Commercial Photography Instructor Jeff Georgia Baptist Assembly, Toccoa. Cost: $12 per person. Mail check to: last walk, 8:30 p.m. Bring fl ashlight. Cost: $5 for parking or state park Gulle to present on fall landscapes. Visual Technology Building, North North Georgia Credit Union, P.O. Box 280, Toccoa, GA 30577. Details: pass. Details: 706-754-7971 or friendsofthegorge.com. Georgia Technical College. Details: [email protected], 706-499-0956. 706-886-5718. Currahee Saddle Club plans show Quilters guild to meet Habersham Mills homecoming set The Currahee Saddle Club will host its monthly horse show, Oct. 3, The Mountain Laurel Quilters Guild will meet, Oct. 20, Clarkesville Former employees of Habersham Mills and former residents in the state Route 17, Toccoa. Pleasure classes, 10 a.m.; running classes, 4 UMC Fellowship Hall. Social hour/lunch (bring your own), 11:30 a.m.; mill village, along with their families, are invited to the annual Haber- p.m. Details: curraheesaddleclub.com or 706-599-7014. show/tell. Program: quilt show of Medallion challenge. Mildred Revels’ sham Mills Homecoming, 10:30 a.m. Oct. 3, community room of HEMC, After-school program for K-fi fth graders doll, extensive wardrobe will also be displayed. Guests welcome. Details: Clarkesville. Barbecue meal: $12 per person. Clarkesville Library is having a special after-school program for 706-216-2787. Providence School Reunion children in kindergarten-fi fth grade, 4:30 p.m. Oct. 6. Pinnacle Brass Book club to meet Providence School Reunion will be held at 6 p.m. Oct. 3, Providence Ensemble will be playing songs and teaching about music. Free. Details: Clarkesville Library Book Club will meet, 10:30 a.m. Oct. 20, in Baptist Fellowship Hall. Bring covered dish and join in the fellowship. 706-754-4413. library’s Community Room. Discussion: “Boston Girl” by Anita Diamant. Details: Shirley Grant, 706-947-3342. Caring with Cards workshop set Stop by or call library, 706-754-4413, to put copy of the book on hold Annual Franklin reunion planned Clarkesville Library will offer free Caring with Cards workshop, 2 p.m. (have your library card ready). The annual Franklin Reunion will be held Oct. 11 at Antioch Baptist Oct. 20. Fun experience creating handmade greeting cards, and making Common Core education standards exposed Church, Mt. Airy. Sunday School is at 9 a.m.; worship service, 10 a.m. difference in someone’s life. All cards donated to charities. Supplies Come learn how the national Common Core education standards will Meal is 12:30 p.m., Christian Life Center. All family and friends are included. Details: 706-754-4413. harm students, how government surveillance of students and parents invited to bring well-fi lled basket, and join in fellowship. Full moon suspension bridge hike at TGSP is being implemented, how national sexuality content standards start Fundraisers Enjoy the gorge in the magical, shimmering light of the full moon: 7-9 sexual education at age 5, who is responsible for it and what you can do p.m. Oct. 26; 7:30-9:30 p.m. Oct. 27, Tallulah Gorge State Park. One-mile about it. Free; 7 p.m. Oct. 22, Clarkesville Library, 178 E. Green St. Chairs, books on sale at ReStore hike down stairs, across suspension bridge; considered strenuous. Reg- Fall Soque Celebration at Roland’s on the River ister in advance. Cost: $5 plus $5 parking. Details: 706-754-7981. Habitat for Humanity’s ReStore is having a sale, all Soque River Watershed Association invites you to relax by the river Libraries offer preschool storytime chairs $10 each. Also, fi ll bag with books for $1 with while you enjoy the luxury of local music, lawn games and beverages, any purchase. Located at 1085 Rocky Branch Road, Preschool storytime at the Clarkesville Library is 10:30 a.m. every from 5-8 p.m. Oct. 24. Tickets cost $35 each, which include a catered Clarkesville, under the water tower. Call your pickup of donations: 706- Tuesday, Wednesday; at Cornelia Library 10 a.m. every Thursday, Friday. meal, drinks. Register at soque.org; directions will be provided upon 754-5313. Join for stories, songs, crafts, more. Details: 706-754-4413. completion of registration. Fundraisers to benefi t Calvin Martin Senior Dance nights scheduled Senior center offers computer classes Help raise money to pay off Calvin Martin’s medical bills. Raffl e Senior Dance scheduled 7:30-10 p.m. third Friday of each month, Are you interested in attending a beginner, intermediate or advanced tickets available: Big Green Egg, $5; buy a Boston butt, $30, Oct. 3, and Habersham County Senior Center, Demorest. Types of dancing: line, computer class? Call the Senior Center to register, 706-839-0260, or be entered into a drawing for a Yeti Cooler Tundra 35. Butts must be pre- waltz, fox trot, rumba and swing, plus karaoke. Cost: $5/person, includes email [email protected]. paid. Also Oct. 3, buy barbecue plates at Demorest City Park, $6 each. non-alcoholic beverage; bring light snack. Details: 706-754-9329. Free basic computer classes available Pre-orders/details: Hope Kelley, 706-968-0028 or hopekelley1971@ Free basic computer classes offered Free basic computer classes at the NGTC Adult Learning Center. To gmail.com. Sign up for free basic computer classes offered at Cornelia Learning register, call 706-776-7323. NHMS plans yard sale Center. Details: 706-776-7323. Joseph Campbell study group to meet North Habersham Middle School will be hosting a yard sale, 9 a.m.-2 Play bridge Inspired by the works of Joseph Campbell, a study group meets from p.m. Oct. 3, located in lower parking lot. Set up your own space or donate A sanctioned duplicate bridge game will be played, 12:30 p.m. each 7-9 p.m. every third Thursday of the month, in the Grace-Calvary Offi ce items for students to sell. Rent a parking space for $10, plus $5 per Friday, Clarkesville First United Methodist Church’s Connection building, Building, Clarkesville. All are invited. Details: Ty Collins, 706-947-3428. table provided. Details: Heather Hawkins, hhawkins@habershamschools. 1087 Washington St., to the left of Rite Aid. Plan to arrive at least 10 Clarkesville Lions Club meets Tuesdays com/ or 706-754-2915. minutes early. Details: Cathy, 706-754-7441. Clarkesville Lions Club meets the fi rst and third Tuesday of each Thrift store plans sale Health & Fitness month, 7 p.m., at the cafeteria of North Georgia Technical College, CommUnity Thrift Store, on the square in Clarkesville, will have a $1 Clarkesville. The club invites everyone to visit. sale the week of Oct. 6-10. All clothing $1. Excluded items are coats, Free yoga classes offered Harvest Christian providing newborn kits jackets, clothing that is less than $1. Free yoga classes offered, 6-8 p.m. Tuesdays; Harvest Christian Church is providing newborn arrival kits. Church Big Red Apple book, early bird sale 10 a.m.-noon Thursdays. Realize radiant purity members will deliver to new parents. Details: 706-754-4704. Cornelia Library is having a gigantic book sale in its Community of your essence of being. Panther Brook Spiritual Cornelia soup kitchen seeking donations Room, 1-5 p.m. Oct. 9, 10 a.m.-3 p.m. Oct. 10. Receive 10-percent off Center, Turnerville. Reservations required. De- The Lord’s Help Inc., pilot of the Cornelia soup kitchen, is seeking your purchases at the Early Bird Sale. Sponsored by Friends of the Corne- tails: Dr. Emerson D. Brooking, 706-754-7488 or pantherbrook.com. food/monetary donations. Drop off food at 236B Level Grove Road, lia Library; all proceeds used to fund the programs of the library. Silver Sneakers Cornelia. Monetary donations may be mailed to The Lord’s Help Inc., P.O. Friends of Clarkesville Library offers ‘bag of books’ Habersham County Senior Center offers Silver Sneakers classes, Box 3, Cornelia, GA 30531. Details: Jeff Hudgens, 706-968-9954. Friends of the Clarkesville Library offer “First Saturday Bag of Books,” 10:30 a.m. Monday and Friday – Silver Sneakers Classic; Wednesday – Cornelia Company of Writers to meet 9 a.m.-noon, fi rst Saturday of every month at library. Stock up on your Silver Sneakers Circuit; Thursday – Silver Sneakers Yoga. Do you write or would you like to start writing? Do you like to read fi ne favorite authors. Fill a plastic grocery bag with books (hardback, paper- Tai Chi for Health at Senior Center writing? Adults at all levels are welcome at Cornelia Company of Writers, back, fi ction, non-fi ction) for a donation. Habersham County Senior Center offers Tai Chi for Health classes, 1-3 p.m. Mondays, Cornelia Library. Sponsored by Friends of the Cornelia Freedom Hill thrift store seeking donations 9:30 a.m. Monday, Thursday. Learn forms, movements to practice for Library. Free. Details: Annabelle Wiley, 706-778-2635. Freedom Hill Recovery Home for Women Second Chances Thrift better balance, better breathing, more fl uidity in motion. Improve per- VFW seeking new members Store, 270 Central Ave., Demorest. Donations appreciated. Hours: 10 sonal fi tness, muscle strength, joint health; reduce pain. Increase energy. Grant Reeves Veterans of Foreign Wars Post No. 7720, Cornelia, is a.m.-6 p.m. Thursday; 8 a.m.-6 p.m. Friday-Saturday. Details: 706-776- Details: 706-839-0260. seeking new members having recently served during combat while in the 6109. Senior stretch offered military. Details: Bennie Smith, 706-778-4981. Post 7720 meets at 6:15 Circle of Hope seeks donations Habersham County Senior Center offers a senior fl oor stretch class, p.m. every third Monday. Play bingo at 7 p.m. every Thursday night. Circle of Hope needs gently-used clothing, furniture, household items 9:30 a.m. Wednesday and Friday. Details: 706-839-0260. Civil Air Patrol meets to be sold in local thrift stores. All proceeds go to the Emergency Shelter Activities for seniors Interested in learning how to fl y, or about search and rescue? Cur- Program, which provides a safe haven for victims of domestic violence. Details: Clarkesville, 706-754-7668; Cornelia, 706-776-1404. Join the Habersham County Senior Center for exercise classes, nutri- rahee Civil Air Patrol Unit 506 meets 6:30-9 p.m. fi rst, second, fourth tion education, computer classes, Nintendo Wii games, bingo and cards, Tuesdays, Toccoa Airport. Third Tuesday, First Alliance Multipurpose Clarkesville Soup Kitchen seeking donations crafts, big screen TV, guest speakers and an on-site library, just to men- Building across from Wal-Mart, Toccoa. Ages 12-up. Adults join as The Habersham Soup Kitchen in Clarkesville, 166 Ritchie St., serves tion a few activitvies. Details: 706-839-0260. senior members. Details: Capt. Steven St. Clair, 706-768-1206. lunch to the hungry Monday-Saturday. Monetary donations can be sent Find help paying for Medicare, medication Open door food pantry to P.O. Box 1138, Clarkesville, GA 30523; non-perishable food items may be dropped off at the kitchen at noon, Monday-Saturday. Need help paying for Medicare or medications? GeorgiaCares at Torch Food Pantry is walk-in welcome, 10 a.m.-noon, Monday and Legacy Link can help. Staff can screen, enroll Medicare benefi ciaries Saturday; 5-7 p.m. Wednesday. Located on Level Grove Road, Cornelia, Kenny Brown fund seeking donations for programs that may help pay for Medicare, prescription medica- beside Habersham County United Way building. Details: 706-778-4063. The Kenny Brown Library Books for Children fund is asking for donations. Legacy Link is State Health Insurance Assistance and Counseling Clarkesville Writers Society meets tions. All money will go to Clarkesville and Cornelia libraries to purchase Program for Medicare benefi ciaries. Service is free, unbiased, objective. The Clarkesville Writers Society, sponsored by the Friends of the children’s books. Send donations to: Helping Hands Ministries, P.O. Box Details: 770-538-2650. Clarkesville Library, meets 10 a.m.-noon on Fridays at Clarkesville 337, Tallulah Falls, GA 30573. Clubs/organizations/government Library. Open to all adults interested in writing. Bring writing materials. HCVWoH committee seeking donations Free. Details: Mary Anne 706-778-5344 or Marie 706-865-5280. The Habersham County Veterans Wall of Honor committee continues Legacy Link offers services for elderly to seek donations to develop Veterans Memorial Park, 660 Clarkesville Clarkesville Farmers Market open St., Cornelia. Donations may be submitted online at hcwallofhonor.org or Fresh, local, chemical-free produce, more, available at Clarkesville Legacy Link provides many services for the elderly and disabled, one of which is Georgia Cares. Georgia Cares counselors can answer ques- mailed to P.O. Box 298, Demorest, GA 30535. Make checks payable to Farmers Market, 9 a.m.-noon every Saturday outside Old Clarkesville Mill tions, help you with Medicare assistance. Service is free, unbiased, ob- Habersham County Veterans Wall of Honor Inc. (583 Grant St.). Plenty of parking. jective. Call Georgia Cares, 866-552-4464 or go online, legacylink.org. Habersham Life seeking donations Cornelia Farmers Market open DAV meets monthly Habersham Life is a Christ-centered, no-cost service offering preg- Farmers Market in Cornelia is open, 6 a.m. until sold out every Disabled American Veterans Chapter 15, Habersham, Rabun and nancy test, ultra sound, counseling, other services. Needed: monetary Saturday and Wednesday, back parking lot of United Community Bank. Stephens counties, meets at 6 p.m., fi rst Monday each month, Rabun donations, baby items, volunteers. Habersham Life, P.O. Box 612, Corne- Details: 706-499-2686. Fire House, 7974 Old Hwy. 441 S., Lakemont. Offer assistance to all vet- lia, GA 30531. Located at 205 Hodges St.; 706-776-5225. Board of health to meet erans’ needs. Details: Commander and Service Offi cer Nathan Marple, The Habersham County Board of Health will hold its regular quarterly 706-949-8352. Volunteer opportunities meeting, 12:30 p.m. Friday, Oct. 2, in the conference room of the Haber- Clarkesville Rotary Club meets Tuesdays sham County Heath Department, Scoggins Drive, Demorest. Mobile blood drives scheduled Clarkesville Rotary Club invites you to visit, noon Tuesdays, North Life Chain scheduled LifeSouth blood drives are scheduled: 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Oct. 14, Scovill Georgia Technical College cafeteria, Clarkesville. Fasteners, Clarkesville; 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Oct. 22, Habersham County Tax Life Chain is scheduled for 2-3 p.m. Oct. 4, Clarkesville Square. Sons of Confederate Veterans Commissioners Offi ce, state Route 115, Clarkesville. Life Chain is a peaceful, prayerful public witness of pro-life individuals Habersham Guard Camp No. 716, Sons of Confederate Veterans, standing for 60 minutes praying for nation and for end to abortion. All Volunteer with Farm to School meets third Tuesday of each month, 7 p.m., meeting room, Clarkesville welcome. Volunteers are needed for Habersham County Farm to School caf- Library. Seeking a few good men who still believe our Southern heritage Woodturners to meet eteria taste tests. To become a Farm to School volunteer, contact Jennie is special and should be preserved for future generations. “Heritage not Inglis, 706-348-7542, [email protected]. For information about Farm Mountain Laurel Woodturners will meet, 6:30 p.m. Oct. 6, at the UGA Hate.” Details: 706-778-7372. to School in Northeast Georgia, visit: northeastgafarm2school.word- Extension building in Clarkesville, behind the old courthouse. Details: North Georgia Airborne Association meets monthly press.com. John Moss, 706-754-5679. Anyone who is serving on active duty on jump status, or has ever Historical Society to meet served in any uniformed service on either jump or glider status and was The Habersham County Historical Society will meet, 7 p.m. Oct. 8, in honorably discharged is invited to North Georgia Airborne Association the community room at the Cornelia Library. Dr. Tom Hodges will speak monthly meetings. Field trips, outings, military events. Details: nga- Fundraisers to Benefit Calvin Martin about the historic Minis property in Clarkesville. The public is welcome. airborne-assoc.org or Gary Weller, 678-943-1935. (To help cover lost wages and medical expenses Incurred from an auto accident on Aug. 2.) Details: 706-754-0765. Raffl e Tickets Available: Raffle American Legion looking for new members Raffle #1 #2 Walk a Mile in Her Shoes event set American Legion Post No. 84 needs you. Meet at 7 p.m., Habitat Circle of Hope’s Walk a Mile in Her Shoes, Oct. 10, asks men to walk BIG GREEN EGG BBQ Plates for Humanity building, Clarkesville, the fourth Tuesday of each month. Tickets: $5.00 each will be on sale at one mile in women’s high-heeled shoes to raise awareness of/stop Members active in community. Need your membership and participation. Drawing will be held on Nov. 25, 2015. Demorest City Park on domestic violence. Women, children, pets invited. Registration, 9 a.m.; Details: Garnett Hulsey, 706-778-5533; or Rex Burch, 706-949-0483. Just in time for Thanksgiving Dinner! October 3, 2015 for walk, 10 a.m. Register before Sept. 27 for T-shirt: gacircleofhope.org. Teen Age Republicans meet Tickets are available at: $6.00 each. Cornelia First Presbyterian Church, 175 Pine St. Teen Age Republicans (TARS) meet the fi rst and third Monday of each The Clarkesville Post Offi ce, The plates will include: BBQ, chips, baked beans Foothills Chapter Trout Unlimited to meet month. If you are interested in getting involved or to RSVP, call Simon Bob & Ted’s Trophy Shop in Clarkesville, and a drink. Georgia Foothills Chapter Trout Unlimited is changing meeting date/ Miller, 706-949-0626. Hope Kelley at 706-968-0028, or they can be purchased all day 8-5 at Demorest City Park on Oct. 3. time for special program. Meet 6 p.m. Oct. 15, at Unicoi Outfi tters, state Raffle #3 Route 17, Sautee. Presentation by Andes Drifters of Argentina; snacks/ School news (Provided by drinks provided. Regular meeting: 6 p.m. second Thursdays, United Com- SMOKED BOSTON BUTT Woodmen of the World) munity Bank. Details: [email protected] or georgiafoothills.org. Clarkesville Elementary plans fall festival Tickets: $30 each. Must be prepaid. Anyone purchasing a ticket will be entered into a Mobile Career Coach on site Clarkesville Elementary School will host its fall festival, 5-8:30 p.m. drawing For a YETI COOLER TUNDRA 35. Drawing for the cooler will be held Oct. 3, 2015. Boston Butt can be picked up from 2-5 at Demorest City Park On October 3, 2015. The Mobile Career Coach will be at the Clarkesville Library, 10 a.m.-2 today, Oct. 2. Enjoy over 25 games, activities. Play adult bingo, with a Questions? Email [email protected] B1 Inside B: TFS volleyball celebrates Senior Night Page 2B Sports The Northeast Georgian, Friday, October 2, 2015 Up Next Near record-weight bear taken in Rabun Saturday, Oct. 3 By MEGAN STUDDARD HCHS JV Volleyball CNI News Service Region tournament @ South Forsyth A Habersham County man’s hunting trip in Rabun County end- HCHS Varsity Cross Country ed like none other as he claimed Third annual Raider Relay his fi rst bear with a compound Home (Wilbanks Middle School) bow — a 523-pound bear, that is. It took three men just to drag the mammoth creature killed Middle School Volleyball Sept. 20 by Brent Baker in Tiger Tournament @ Jackson High out of the woods. (Top 8 teams) The Alto resident said he fre- quently hunts on his employer’s Middle School Cross Country land in Rabun County, and he Third Annual Raider Relay thought it would be a typical Sun- 9 a.m. – Home (WMS) day outing before he spotted the bear 45 yards away. “I was sitting there and it was Monday, Oct. 5 getting close to dark. I had a little doe come in and she was acting a HCHS Varsity Volleyball little funny,” he said. “[The bear] Region tournament @ Lambert was real quiet, soft walking.” Baker said he waited until the bear was 15 yards out to shoot — Tuesday, Oct. 6 one missed shot could have meant disaster for the hunter. HCHS Varsity Softball “It was pretty scary,” Baker Lady Raiders vs. West Forsyth said. “But I’m an adrenaline junk- Middle School NIght – Home ie.” The Georgia Department of HCHS Varsity Volleyball Natural Resources (DNR) says Region tournament @ Lambert bears are fattening up for the winter this time of year, especially in North Georgia. “Bears are going through a Thursday, Oct. 8 stage called hyperphagia, where they are loading up on food to Submitted Ninth-grade Football prepare for the winter,” Adam Brent Baker of Habersham County is seen with the 523-pound bear he killed Sept. 20 in Tiger. Raiders vs. North Forsyth - Home Hammond, state bear biologist for DNR’s Wildlife Resources Di- natural foods that bears eat, such DNR offi cials did not confi rm bear meat processed and he plans HCHS JV Football vision, stated in a press release. as berries, fruits, acorns, etc. — by The Northeast Georgian press to have a full body mount made at “This activity has recently inten- was a little lighter this year and time if Baker’s kill broke the state a Lavonia taxidermist. 5:30 p.m. – JV @ North Forsyth sifi ed, especially in North Geor- bears are working harder to fi nd record. “I was at the right place at the gia, as the mast crop — or the adequate amounts of food.” Baker said he’s already had the right time,” he said of the trophy. HCHS Varsity Softball 5:30 p.m. – @ South Forsyth

HCHS Varsity Volleyball Region tournament @ Lambert JV volleyball beats Athens Friday, Oct. 9 HCHS Varsity Football Academy, Northview Tuesday 7:30 p.m. vs. Lambert (Home) By WILL HESS Northview was all Lady Raiders. HCHS won big in both matches 25-14 and 25-17. Habersham Central High School’s Williams again led the team in assists (HCHS) junior varsity volleyball team won with nine, plus an ace and a dig. Hannah both matches Tuesday night against Ath- Thomas, Ansley Hendrix and Alex Sha- ens Academy and region opponent North- likashvili all served the ball exceptionally view High School. well against Northview. All three girls had Shorts Athens Academy has a strong and suc- two aces each. Thomas also had a block cessful volleyball program. The Lady and a kill. Hendrix also provided two digs Raiders have beat Athens Academy twice and kill. on the season. HCHS lost the fi rst set 25-21, The JV Lady Raiders played with pas- PC announces assistant but responded well in the next set. HCHS sion and energy throughout the night, directors of athletics won the second set in close play, 28-26. In something Smith encourages her team to Piedmont College has an- the third set, HCHS pulled away winning do. “Play with a smile, a smile intimidates nounced additional roles for 25-11. Head Coach Savynna Smith is proud more than you could ever imagine,” she Head Women’s Basketball Coach of how her team has played against such said. “Sure enough, when you put the smile Jamie Purdy and Sports Informa- a good team. “Athens Academy is a good on, [the opponents] are hitting it into the tion Director Timmy McCormack. school and has a great program. The fi rst net. That happened tonight.” Both will be taking on the roles of time we met, I believe it went three match- If the Lady Raiders continue to play assistant directors of athletics. es,” she said. “We lost the fi rst one just like with passion, they will be hard to defeat. McCormack will continue in tonight and came back to win the next two. Smith is aware of this and puts a lot of im- his roles as assistant women’s We really showed our stuff.” portance on playing with high energy. soccer coach and director McKenzie McDuffi e led the way with “I always tell them to play with pas- of athletic communications. 10 assists, two aces, two kills and two sion,” she said. The Lady Raiders travel next to South Purdy, who will continue as head WILL HESS/Staff digs. Jenna Williams also had a big game McKenzie McDuffi e, No. 12, and Hannah Thomas, No. 15, go against Athens Academy, leading the team Forsyth to play in the end of the season re- women’s basketball coach, will in assists with 12 while also providing a gion tournament on Saturday, Oct. 3. The also serve as Piedmont’s senior up for the kill against Athens Academy. Thomas fi nished the kill and a dig. tournament will be double elimination and woman administrator and act as night with three kills. The second game of the night against HCHS faces South Forsyth fi rst at 9 a.m. an advocate of female athletics, while ensuring the quality of the student-athlete experience. County rec department Magical run for Lady Lion rents facilities Lady Raiders varsity volleyball The Habersham County Parks and Recreation Department soccer continues as PC survives makes its facilities available to wins rst region match of year the general public at reasonable By WILL HESS region win Tuesday night, sweeping the Northview High School Titans 2-0. hourly rates. For pricing on each overtime battle with Scots 1-0 The Habersham Central High School HCHS’s fi rst match of senior night did venue, visit habershamrec.com/ CHATTANOOGA, TENNESSEE – The Lady Lions (HCHS) volleyball team earned its fi rst not go as well as the second, as HCHS page/show/1730802-rental-fees. soccer team had its hands full Wednesday evening fac- lost to perennial single-A Note there are variations of ing Covenant College on the road, but Piedmont Col- powerhouse Athens Acad- prices for meeting rooms based lege (PC) was able to survive in overtime with a 1-0 win emy 0-2. on time needed. Discount rates courtesy of Cassidy Reich’s game-winner. The Lady Raiders hung based on volume may be avail- With Covenant getting the better of the play with Athens Academy early able for qualifi ed applicants. throughout much of the match, keeping PC on its heels, as the fi rst set was tied 10- The department is located the Scots pushed late in the second half to fi nish off the 10. Athens Academy pulled at the Ruby C. Fulbright Aquatic performance with a goal. Covenant saw several chanc- away after a timeout by es just slip past the face of the goal and also had a head- outscoring HCHS 15-5 to Center, 120 Paul Franklin Road, er hit the crossbar before being cleared away, with the end the fi rst set, 25-15. The Clarkesville. For more informa- home team getting chances to end it before overtime. second set was all Athens tion or to make a reservation, In overtime, Academy as they won 25-18. call 706-754-3650 or 706-754- PC drew a penal- Although HCHS lost to 3651. ty kick but could Athens Academy, the Lady not convert the Raiders had exceptional chance, keeping play out of their front row. Sign up for pickleball it scoreless. How- Natalie Thompson and Pickleball is the fastest grow- ever, the Lady Li- Lainey Gosnell led the way ing recreational sport in the U.S. ons immediately for the team in both match- This fun, fast-paced sport is easy recovered with es. Thompson had six kills, to learn, great exercise and suit- Morgan Edelman’s three digs and a block. Gos- able for all ages and levels. play in the mid- nell had two kills, two digs Now, for the fi rst time, pick- fi eld setting the and three blocks. tone, and refusing Thompson and Gosnell leball is available in Habersham to let the missed continued to lead the way County at the Ruby C. Fulbright chance seal their for the Lady Raiders in their Aquatic Center gymnasium, fate. second match. Thompson Clarkesville. It was a ball provided three kills, two as- For more information, visit Submitted played by Edelman sists, a dig and a block. Gos- habershamrec.com or call 706- Freshman Cassidy Reich dribbles through to Reich nell had six digs, six kills 839-0234. that proved too WILL HESS/Staff and two blocks. around a defender earlier in the sea- much for the Scots, “Gosnell is our go-to pow- son. Reich’s overtime goal against Cov- Emily Jo Ariail, No. 7, and Alley Parham, No. 14, soar for the block See Shorts, Page 2B enant proved to be the game winner. See Lions, Page 2B against Athens Academy. Parham fi nished the night with three blocks. See Varsity, Page 2B B2 2B The Northeast Georgian Friday, October 2, 2015 Lady Raiders varsity softball falls to Alpharetta in extras By WILL HESS

Habersham Central High School’s (HCHS) varsity softball team lost in extra innings to the Alpharetta High School Raiders, 5-4, Wednesday in Alpharetta. The HCHS Lady Raiders took the early lead in the first inning. After Janie Beth Webb reached on a single, she then stole second base. Haley Dodgins singled to left field, driving in Webb. Webb was 1-for-4 with one run scored and the game’s only stolen base. She also reached on a dropped third strike. Pitcher Ansleigh Hol- land worked her way out of trouble in the bottom of the first. With the bases loaded and two outs Holland got out of the jam with a fly out to centerfielder Kaleigh Caldwell. Head Coach Stephanie Thomas said she liked what she saw out of Holland. “Holland did a good job in the circle,” Thomas said. Habersham strength- ened its lead in the top of the fourth. After Caldwell and Submitted freshman Kylie Gray both Senior Kaitlyn Crosby of Clayton is recognized on TFS’ Senior Night between matches with reached base on free passes, TOM ASKEW/Special East Hall and Rabun County. She is escorted by her parents, Joe and Kristina Crosby. Smith singled to right field, driving in Caldwell. Gray Ansleigh Holland fields a ground ball during a recent game would advance to home on against Centennial High School. the throw, pushing HCHS’s lead to 3-0. seventh on a Dodgins’ in the game-winning run TFS volleyball sweeps opponents double to left field. Senior in the bottom of the eighth Gray reached base three times, scoring once. Dodgins was 2-for-4 on the with a walk-off single, 5-4. “Being young, we work night, with the one RBI. Her Holland finished the in double header on Senior Night constantly on swinging the insurance run however, game, pitching 7-1/3 in- bat and putting the ball in proved to not be enough. nings and allowing only two play,” Thomas said. “We “Dodgins had a timely earned runs. She stranded By WILL HESS the second set, the Lady Indians lost some hit and finally stepped to eight Alpharetta base run- of their intensity and allowed Rabun back have shown improvement from our first game and we the plate,” Thomas said. ners. Tallulah Falls School (TFS) volleyball into the match before finishing them off are going to keep working “Cleared her head and hit HCHS left nine runners team swept its opponents East Jackson 25-20. throughout the off season. the ball hard.” on base. Thomas said she Comprehensive High School and Rabun “The team was firing on all cylinders, Our goal is to do this consis- With a 4-2 lead, Holland wants the team to play bet- County High School Tuesday night, Sept. passing well into system and were able to tently as a team.” would come back out in the ter small ball. 29, on senior night. attack Rabun County using all the attack- Holland pitched well seventh, looking to finish “We have to do a better East Jackson came out to an early lead ers,” Campbell said. throughout the night, off a complete game win. job of putting the ball in but TFS battled back to win the first set Notable performances on the night in- cruising through four in- However, Alpharetta play. The difference is they 25-21. The Indians were in no danger of cluded junior Sydney Porter, who had six nings with relative ease. provided some late-inning moved their base runners losing the second set, winning 25-19. kills, two blocks and a .750 hitting per- Alpharetta was not able to heroics for its home crowd. when they got on and we did TFS’s only senior, Kaitlyn Crosby of centage. Sophomore Anna Davis added score off of her until the With one runner on, Hol- not,” Thomas said. “We left Clayton, was the most dominant player five kills and 13 digs. Sophomore Chloe fifth inning. After an er- land gave up a game-tying too many in scoring posi- of the night. Crosby combined for both Turpin had 16 assists and three aces. ror in the infield, Holland home run to center. tion mostly because of poor matches with 13 kills, six aces, 18 digs and Sophomore Meredith Church provided 14 allowed a double to center- In extra innings, HCHS pitch selection.” a 2.68 (out of three) passing average. assists, five kills and five digs. field. Two unearned runs could not score the runner HCHS (5-16, 4-11) fac- “The team started off sluggish versus Sophomore Cindy Trusty of Clayton eventually came around to placed on second by the es West Forsyth in a East Jackson and they jumped off to a had eight kills and a block. Sophomore score. International Tie Breaker 6-AAAAAA region game at quick lead,” said Head Coach Allen Camp- Grace Brewer, of Clarkesville, had two HCHS added an insur- rule. 5:30 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 6, in bell. “[Crosby] then put the team on her aces and seven digs. ance run in the top of the Alpharetta would drive Mt. Airy. back and turned things around with her Campbell said he is excited with the aggressive play, strong attacks and in- way the team has played up to this point tense, positive leadership.” but knows there is still work left to accom- Crosby was honored with her family plish. for senior night. After graduation in May, “So far, the team has met the goals set HCHS earns sportsmanship Crosby plans to participate in the World for this season. We have locked up a top 4 Race Gap Year, which is a nine-month seeding in the area tournament and have missionary/community service program a winning record,” Campbell said. “Our award for past school year that travels to three continents and stays next goal is to finish in the final four in on each continent for three months. After- the Area 6A tournament and qualify for Habersham Central High School (HCHS) was awarded ward, Crosby plans to attend Elon Univer- the state tournament.” Georgia’s Electric Membership Corporation’s (Georgia sity to study international development. TFS (23-11) will face Johnson High EMC) 2015 Cooperative Spirit Sportsmanship Award this TFS continued its great play against School and West Hall High School in its month. Rabun County, dominating the first set final regular season matches in Gaines- The award honors schools that demonstrated exempla- 25-9. After building a comfortable lead in ville prior to the Area 6A tournament. ry sportsmanship during the 2014-2015 school year. “Sportsmanship is an essential element in the mission of education-based athletics,” said Gary Phillips, GHSA executive director. “Good sporting behavior involves From Page 1B many important values that influence the behavior of Shorts productive citizens. The GHSA appreciates the efforts of Georgia EMC to recognize schools that have excelled at Raider football reserved seats on sale 31. good sportsmanship.” Habersham Central High School has reserved The ride, which offers three routes – 115K, 72K The Cooperative Spirit Sportsmanship Awards are seating tickets on sale for the 2015 football and 37K - will start and end at TFS. presented annually to the GHSA-member high schools season. For details on the ride, visit active.com, tallulah- in the 48 regions from the six classifications by representatives from the EMCs during fall athletic events and Reserved tickets for the 2015 season cost $50 falls.org , find Tallulah Falls School on Facebook or call 706-839-2024. school assemblies. per seat. The GHSA region secretaries select winners based Checks can be made payable to HCHS and tick- upon the sportsmanship demonstrated by student ath- ets can be picked up in the athletic office at HCHS. Letter jacket orders to be placed Oct. 5 letes, fellow students, school staff and parents. The A letter jacket representative will be on the award is a community honor, since spectators are also Habersham Central High School campus Monday, recognized for the sportsmanship they display. Twin Rivers Challenge set Oct. 31 Submitted Oct. 5, during all lunch shifts to take fall orders. A fall cycling event to benefit student scholar- The Cooperative Spirit Sports- ships at Tallulah Falls School is set for 9 a.m. Oct. A $100 deposit is required to place an order. See Award, Page 3B manship Award will be presented to HCHS later this year. Lions From Page 1B as Reich tested the range of the Cov- with her strike in overtime. the known history of the program, enant keeper with a clipped ball to the Tonight marked the second time completing a perfect month in Sep- back post. The Scots’ Rachel Lemay got this season that Reich ended a score- tember for the first time as well. PC a hand to the effort, but could not keep less game in overtime with a game- is now 17-0-1 in its last 18. The match it from hitting the net as PC was able to winning goal, after doing so against was moved to Chattanooga Christian dodge the Scots’ attack late and steal a Berry earlier this month. School, a turf field in the Chattanooga 1-0 overtime win on the road. The contest was close throughout, area after inclement weather plagued PC’s ability as a team to recover with PC holding a slim 10-7 shot advan- the area throughout much of the week. from a missed penalty kick that could tage. PC will return home to host have won the game in overtime was PC did hold a 5-1 edge in corner Huntingdon College Saturday, Oct. the turning point of the match. kicks with one of those coming in the 3. The match with the Hawks is set to Reich scored her ninth goal of the final minute of regulation. start at 2 p.m. at Walker Athletic Com- season in the team’s first 10 games PC is now 10-0 for the first time in plex.

Varsity From Page 1B er hitter. But on top of that, Thomp- long,” Herrin said. “All season I can “[Black’s] serve brought us right son stepped up really big, too, and count on one hand the number of back into it,” Herrin said. had some real powerful hits,” said serving errors she has had.” Seniors Abby Cathcart, Crane, Head Coach Lindsay Herrin. “Even The second set against Northview McKay George, Abi Lovell and man- though the block was there, there proved to be the most exciting of the ager Jarad Stover all were honored was nothing they could do.” night. With HCHS down 24-22, Halle before the second game. Lovell pro- The first set against Northview Black took the ball to serve. She vided five kills, two digs and three was even until Tori Crane began to brought the team back, giving the blocks. George had six digs, five as- serve. Crane provided solid serves Lady Raiders the lead at 25-24. For sists and two kills. Cathcart pitched as HCHS won seven straight points the game point, her next serve went in with a dig. with her putting the ball into play. into the net, but Northview respond- HCHS travels to Lambert for the HCHS would go on to win the first ed in the same manner, also serving 6-AAAAAA region tournament set, 25-21. their ball into the net. HCHS would starting Monday, Oct. 5. The region , , • . . “Crane has been our leading serv- pounce on another game point oppor- tournament runs through Thursday, Saturday October 31 2015 9 a m er as far as accuracy goes all season tunity, finally winning 27-25. Oct. 8. www.active.com for more info B3 Friday, October 2, 2015 The Northeast Georgian 3B Men’s soccer Pigskin Pickin’ Contest winner takes defending champs to OT

CHATTANOOGA, TENNESSEE – On a chilly night in Chattanoo- ga, Tennessee, the Lions of Piedmont College (PC) took defending USA South champions Covenant Col- lege to the brink before being forced to settle for a 1-1 tie with the Scots. Piedmont had taken a lead in the 20th minute on Cullen Copland’s quality finish after Chase Kane headed the ball on. The Lions looked in control throughout the half, but faced a ferocious side in the second half with Cov- ALAN NESMITH/Staff enant outshooting PC 10-5 Pigskin Pickin’ Contest Week 4 in the final 45 minutes af- Winner Brad Simmons of Mt. Airy poses for a picture with ter PC held a 6-3 shot ad- The Northeast Georgian sports reporter Will Hess. vantage at the half. Though the Scots could not equalize in the run of play, Covenant was able Award From Page 2B to convert a penalty kick awarded in the 81st min- HCHS earned the award for region association representing the state’s 41 ute to tie the contest 1-1, 6-AAAAAA. The award will be presented EMCs, Oglethorpe Power Corp., Georgia sending it to extra time by Georgia EMC to Geep Cunningham Transmission Corp. and Georgia System to decide a winner. The and the school at an athletic event later in Operations Corp. Collectively, Georgia’s teams combined for an the school year. Cunningham said he is customer-owned EMCs provide electric- extra 20 minutes for those ALEXANDRA SMITH/Special elated with the honor. ity and related services to 4.4 million peo- fans who stuck around as Chase Kane, No. 10, “Without a doubt, sportsmanship is ple, nearly half of Georgia’s population, the rain started to come and Colin Little, No. 9, line up for a extremely important to us,” Cunning- across 73 percent of the state’s land area. down and each had chanc- kickoff at the center mark. Kane earned an assist against ham said. “Sportsmanship is an impor- Founded in 1904, the GHSA strives to es to end it. Covenant, his first of the year. The sophomore leads the team tant part of the high school process. We promote good sportsmanship, participant The highlight for PC in goals with five. are very excited that we were noticed and safety and fair play among its member in the extra period came recognized for our good sportsmanship.” schools. For more information, visit ghsa. when senior keeper Ken- paign for the Lions. Kane member in 2012, with Georgia EMC is the statewide trade net. neth Hearn made a bril- also earned an assist for eight of those 12 coming liant one-handed save go- the first time this season against conference foes. ing to his left, just keeping and leads the team with Five of the 12 overtime the Covenant shot off the five goals. matches since 2012 have frame to hold the draw 1-1 Hearn had three saves finished in a tie for Pied- for PC. on the night including a mont. The turning point of STAY COMFY wonder-save in the first Saturday’s showdown the match was Covenant’s overtime to keep Cov- with USA South foe penalty kick that tied the enant from walking away Huntingdon College is contest with just under 10 with a win. The two teams at PC’s Walker Athletic minutes of regulation re- combined for 16 corner Complex. Last year, Pied- maining. kicks, as well. mont earned a 2-0 win on Copland’s score in the PC has now played 12 the road vs. the Hawks de- & 20th minute gave him overtime contests since spite playing with 10 men PLACE YOUR three in his debut cam- becoming a USA South for much of the match. CLASSIFIED AD ONLINE Place an ad 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC Call of Special Election November 3, 2015 To the Quali ed Voters of the City of Baldwin, Georgia It’s Easy! Pursuant to a resolution adopted by the City of Baldwin Mayor and City Council dated Sep- tember 22, 2014, and said resolution being on le in the minutes of the City of Baldwin and in the Habersham County Elections & Registration Oce.

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But the end result was the same as it’s been for most In the Gibbs camp, the only real concern is for Kyle Busch, who with Toyota, alliance with Gibbs Harvick’sSprint Cup races the past failed three months, asfuel Matt Kenseth gamble and his slammed hands the wall on victorySunday and needs toa very Kensethgood finish at Furniture Furniture Row Row Racing forms has been partnership mostly a mav- Joe Defending Gibbs Racing Sprint team Cup scoredchampion the victoryKevin Harvick after Harvick’s showed No.his 4 Dovergiven moment,to remain so in you the have Chase. to enjoyCarl Edwards,it while it’s the here,” fourth he driver said. “I erick team for much of its 11-year existence, 2014Chevrolet form ranfor muchout of offuel the while Sylvania leading 300 with at New three Hampshire laps to go. Motor atthink JGR, we finished still have fifth some at Newmore Hampshire coming. It feelsand isgood.” a relatively safe racing from a home base in Denver, and getting Speedway. But the end result was the same as it’s been for most In the Gibbs camp, the only real concern is for Kyle Busch, who with Toyota, alliance with Gibbs Harvick’s failed fuel gamble opened the door for second-running third in the standings. by with little manufacturer support, while most Sprint Cup races the past three months, as Matt Kenseth and his slammed the wall on Sunday and needs a very good finish at Furniture Row Racing has been mostly a mav- Kenseth to cruise by and get his second win in the past three Cup “It’s a thrill for us to have two cars in (the Contender Round),” of its competitors are based in Charlotte, North Joe Gibbs Racing team scored the victory after Harvick’s No. 4 Dover to remain in the Chase. Carl Edwards, the fourth driver erick team for much of its 11-year existence, races, his fourth win in the past eight races and the ninth in the team owner Joe Gibbs said. “We just need to focus this next week Carolina. Chevrolet ran out of fuel while leading with three laps to go. at JGR, finished fifth at New Hampshire and is a relatively safe racing from a home base in Denver, and getting past 11 races for his JGR team. on Carl and Kyle.” But a big part of that is about to change now JGR’sHarvick’s Denny failed Hamlin, fuel gamble the winner opened the the week door before for second-running at thirdHarvick in the wasn’t standings. the only driver impacted by a late-race fuel by with little manufacturer support, while most that the team has entered into a partnership with Chicagoland,Kenseth to cruise now byhas and locked get hisup twosecond berths win in in the the second past three round Cup of shortage. “It’s a thrill Chase for contendersus to have twoDale cars Earnhardt in (the ContenderJr. and Kurt Round),” Busch of its competitors are based in Charlotte, North Toyota Motor Sales U.S.A. That means factory theraces, Chase his fourth for the win Sprint in the Cup. past eight races and the ninth in the bothteam ranowner dry Joe in theGibbs final said. laps, “We losing just valuableneed to focus points this in nextthe pro week- Carolina. support for the No. 78 team and driver Martin pastAfter 11 next races week’s for his AAA JGR 400 team. at Dover International Speedway, the cess.on Carl and Kyle.” But a big part of that is about to change now JGR’s Denny Hamlin, the winner the week before at Harvick wasn’t the only driver impacted by a late-race fuel Truex Jr. The team also will enter into a techni- bottom four of the 16 Chase contenders will be eliminated from Harvick’s troubles at Chicagoland, where he wrecked and fin- that the team has entered into a partnership with Chicagoland, now has locked up two berths in the second round of shortage. Chase contenders Dale Earnhardt Jr. and Kurt Busch cal alliance with Joe Gibbs Racing, NASCAR’s the title hunt. ished 42nd, and at New Hampshire, where he wound up 21st, Toyota Motor Sales U.S.A. That means factory the Chase for the Sprint Cup. both ran dry in the final laps, losing valuable points in the pro- dominant organization of late. Furniture Row has Kenseth, who throughout his career has maintained that he have him in jeopardy of missing the cut for the Contender Round. support for the No. 78 team and driver Martin doesn’t After nextput muchweek’s stock AAA in 400 the at effect Dover of Internationalmomentum, did Speedway, acknowl the- Headingcess. into Dover, where he’s never won, he’s 15th in the stand- been working with Richard Childress Racing. Truex Jr. The team also will enter into a techni- edgebottom that four he of feels the good16 Chase about contenders the way things will be are eliminated going with from his ings, Harvick’s 65 points troubles out of at the Chicagoland, lead. where he wrecked and fin- Furniture Row, which also announced an exten- cal alliance with Joe Gibbs Racing, NASCAR’s team.the title hunt. ishedBrad 42nd, Keselowski and at hadNew his Hampshire, No. 2 Ford where in position he wound to win up at 21st, New sion of Truex’s driver contract, essentially takes Kenseth, who throughout his career has maintained that he have him in jeopardy of missing the cut for the Contender Round. dominant organization of late. Furniture Row has “The thing about rolls and momentum — it can stop at any Hampshire, but became the first driver in recent memory to be the place of Michael Waltrip Racing in the Toyota doesn’t put much stock in the effect of momentum, did acknowl- Heading into Dover, where he’s never won, he’s 15th in the stand- been working with Richard Childress Racing. penalized for jumping the start on a late-race restart. His trip lineup, as MWR does not plan to compete full- edge that he feels good about the way things are going with his ings, 65 points out of the lead. Furniture Row, which also announced an exten- down pit road to serve his penalty dropped him to 26th in the time next season. team. runningBrad Keselowski order, but hadhe rallied his No. to 2 finish Ford in12th position and remains to win atin Newa good sion of Truex’s driver contract, essentially takes “The thing about rolls and momentum — it can stop at any positionHampshire, to advance but became to the the second first driverof the infour recent Chase memory rounds. to be the place of Michael Waltrip Racing in the Toyota penalizedAlthough for many jumping drivers the have start been on a critical late-race of NASCARrestart. His officials trip lineup,Tony asStewart MWR does schedules not plan to compete full- fordown not pit issuing road topenalties serve his against penalty those dropped who himtake tooff 26th too quicklyin the time next season. onrunning restarts order, — abut sentiment he rallied that to finishhas led 12th to more and remainsscrutiny inof thea good Wednesday news conference restartposition process to advance — Keselowski to the second said of he the was four the Chase victim rounds. of an unfair Tony Three-time Stewart Sprint Cupschedules champion Tony Stewart, call. Although many drivers have been critical of NASCAR officials plagued in recent years by a broken leg suffered for not issuing penalties against those who take off too quickly “It’s a pretty basic understanding,” he said. “It’s an entertain- in a 2013 sprint car crash and the trauma of his on restarts — a sentiment that has led to more scrutiny of the Wednesday news conference ment sport, not a fair sport.” involvement in a fatal accident in another sprint restart process — Keselowski said he was the victim of an unfair Three-time Sprint Cup champion Tony Stewart, Keselowski’s teammate Joey Logano finished third, and the car race last year, appears to be set to announce Penskecall. drivers continue to be the only ones who can consistently plagued in recent years by a broken leg suffered

Courtesy of Toyota Racing Courtesy of Toyota his retirement from Sprint Cup racing. challenge“It’s a pretty Gibbs basic for raceunderstanding,” wins. Logano, he with said. wins “It’s atan Watkins entertain Glen- in a 2013 sprint car crash and the trauma of his His Stewart-Haas team has scheduled a news Matt Kenseth, who claimed the checkered flag in the Sprint Cup andment Bristol, sport, notis the a fair only sport.” non-Gibbs driver to win in the past 11 involvement in a fatal accident in another sprint conference for 1 p.m. on Wednesday at which Series Sylvania 300, feels good about his team’s momentum. races. Keselowski’s teammate Joey Logano finished third, and the car race last year, appears to be set to announce Penske drivers continue to be the only ones who can consistently Stewart is expected to reveal that he will retire

Courtesy of Toyota Racing Courtesy of Toyota his retirement from Sprint Cup racing. challenge Gibbs for race wins. Logano, with wins at Watkins Glen after the 2016 season. His Stewart-Haas team has scheduled a news Matt Kenseth, who claimed the checkered flag in the Sprint Cup and Bristol, is the only non-Gibbs driver to win in the past 11 Multiple sources are reporting that Clint Smith pushes Blaney to victory in Xfinity Series race at Kentucky Speedway conference for 1 p.m. on Wednesday at which Series Sylvania 300, feels good about his team’s momentum. races. Bowyer, now with Michael Waltrip Racing, will Ryan Blaney got a reprieve in the form of a push from Regan One of the surprises of the night was the performance of Matt Stewart is expected to reveal that he will retire take over the No. 14 now driven by Stewart. Smith on a green-white-checkered-flag restart at Kentucky Tifft, the 19-year-old from Hinckley, Ohio, who ran as high as sec- after the 2016 season. Speedway last Saturday night and won the VisitMyrtleBeach.com ond before finishing 10th in his series debut. Stewart, who has won 48 Cup races, is mired Smith pushes Blaney to victory in Xfinity Series race at Kentucky Speedway Multiple sources are reporting that Clint 300 Xfinity Series race. Points leader Chris Buescher finished seventh and leads Dillon in the worst season of his career. He’s now 25th Bowyer, now with Michael Waltrip Racing, will Blaney,Ryan Blaney driving got the a reprieveNo. 22 Ford in the for form Team of Penske, a push appearedfrom Regan en byOne 19 pointsof the surprisesin the standings. of the night Elliott was is thethird, performance 25 points behindof Matt in the standings, with no top-5 finishes and just Smith on a green-white-checkered-flag restart at Kentucky Tifft, the 19-year-old from Hinckley, Ohio, who ran as high as sec- take over the No. 14 now driven by Stewart. route to victory when the next-to-last restart saw him slide from Buescher. two top-10s. Off the track, he’s been dealing with Speedway last Saturday night and won the VisitMyrtleBeach.com ond before finishing 10th in his series debut. Stewart, who has won 48 Cup races, is mired the lead to fourth place. He’d worked his way back to second place a lawsuit filed by the family of Kevin Ward Jr., 300 Xfinity Series race. Points leader Chris Buescher finished seventh and leads Dillon in the worst season of his career. He’s now 25th when the final caution flag flew with four laps remaining and who was killed after being struck by Stewart’s set Blaney, up the driving final run the to No. the 22 checkered Ford for Teamflag. Taking Penske, advantage appeared ofen by 19 points in the standings. Elliott is third, 25 points behind in the standings, with no top-5 finishes and just car during a 2014 race at Canandaigua (N.Y.) theroute push to victory from Smith, when theBlaney next-to-last motored restartaway from saw Tyhim Dillon slide andfrom Buescher. two top-10s. Off the track, he’s been dealing with Motorsports Park. grabbedthe lead histo fourth second place. Xfinity He’d win worked of the hisseason way andback the to fourthsecond ofplace his a lawsuit filed by the family of Kevin Ward Jr., career.when the final caution flag flew with four laps remaining and who was killed after being struck by Stewart’s set up the final run to the checkered flag. Taking advantage of Dillon finished second, ahead of Smith, Chase Elliott and car during a 2014 race at Canandaigua (N.Y.) the push from Smith, Blaney motored away from Ty Dillon and Brandon Jones. MotorsportsNUMERICALLY Park. grabbedDillon, hiswhose second brother, Xfinity Austin, win ofwon the the season Camping and theWorld fourth Truck of his Seriescareer. race at New Hampshire earlier in the day, was hoping to complete Dillon finished a family second, sweep aheadfor the of day, Smith, but foundChase some Elliott consolation and SPEAKING inBrandon the fact Jones. that he was running good enough to win. Rainier Ehrhardt/Getty Images for NASCAR NUMERICALLY Dillon,“First of whose all, I brother,am disappointed Austin, won for second,the Camping and that’s World a Truckgood Ryan Blaney gives the appreciative crowd at Kentucky a victory thing,”Series racehe said. at New “Earlier Hampshire this year, earlier we didn’t in the have day, thatwas opportunityhoping to burnout after winning the VisitMyrtleBeach.com 300. Non-Chase drivers who finished tocomplete say that a familyvery often.” sweep for the day, but found some consolation SPEAKINGin the top 10 at New Hampshire: in the fact that he was running good enough to win. Rainier Ehrhardt/Getty Images for NASCAR 2 “First of all, I am disappointed for second, and that’s a good Ryan Blaney gives the appreciative crowd at Kentucky a victory Greg Biffle in fourth place, and Austinthing,” he said. Dillon “Earlier drives this year, to we ‘special’ didn’t have that victory opportunity in Truckburnout Series’ after winning milestone the VisitMyrtleBeach.com 500th race 300. KaseyNon-Chase Kahne in driversninth. who finished to say that very often.” On Feb. 5, 1995, the 33 Chevrolet for GMS Racing, delivered his team owner Maurice 2 in the top 10 at New Hampshire: circuit now known as the Gallagher and his crew chief Shane Huffman their first series Greg Biffle in fourth place, and Austin Dillon drives to ‘special’Camping Worldvictory Truck in Truckwins. Series’ milestone 500th race Kasey MajorKahne NASCAR in ninth. victories for Series ran its inau- Riding on older tires than his competitors, Dillon took the lead Matt Kenseth — 36 in Sprint gural On Feb. race 5, at 1995, Phoenix the 33on Chevroleta restart with for GMS eight Racing, of 175 lapsdelivered to go andhis teamfinished owner 1.054 Maurice sec- 65 circuitInternational now known Raceway. as the Gallagheronds ahead and of second-placehis crew chief Matt Shane Crafton. Huffman their first series Cup and 29 in the Xfinity CampingMike Skinner, World driving Truck a wins. “It’s very special,” Dillon told reporters after the race. “I owe MajorSeries. NASCAR victories for Seriestruck owned ran its by inau Richard- a Ridinglot to the on Truckolder tiresSeries than for hisgetting competitors, me to where Dillon I amtook today. the lead It Matt Kenseth — 36 in Sprint guralChildress, race passedat Phoenix Terry taughton a restart me a withlot about eight how of 175 to racelaps hardto go whenand finished you have 1.054 to. It’s sec - 65 InternationalLabonte with 18Raceway. laps to definitelyonds ahead a funof second-place series to be Mattin, and Crafton. I’m thankful for it. Hopefully, Cup and 29 in the Xfinity Mikego to getSkinner, the victory. driving It a we “It’s can very have special,” thousands Dillon of racestold reporters in the Truck after Series. the race. I’ve “I enjoyed owe DriversSeries. who have run all 28 truckwas the owned first byof eightRichard that alla lot of tomine.” the Truck Series for getting me to where I am today. It Sprint Cup races this season. Childress,year for the passed eventual Terry taughtDillon, me who a lotnow about drives how the to No. race 3 hardChevrolet when owned you have by histo. It’sgrand - 30 LabonteSeries champion. with 18 laps to fatherdefinitely in the a fun Sprint series Cup to beSeries, in, and has I’m won thankful seven races for it. and Hopefully, the 2011 Drivers who have run all 28 go Last to get Saturday the victory. at It championshipwe can have thousands in the Truck of races Series. in theHe ledTruck a race-high Series. I’ve 80 enjoyedlaps in Sprint Cup victories at Dover wasNew the Hampshire first of eight Motor that winningall of mine.” at New Hampshire, his first victory in four Truck Series Sprint Cup races this season. year for the eventual 30 yearSpeedway,for the ineventual the circuit’s starts Dillon, this who season, now drivesand his the first No. at 3 theChevrolet Magic Mile.owned by his grand- International Speedway by Todd Warshaw/Getty Images Warshaw/Getty for Todd NASCAR Series500th race,champion. Childress was fatherJohnny in theSauter Sprint finished Cup Series,third, followed has won by seven Timothy races Peters and the and 2011 10 Jimmie Johnson — tops Austin Dillon claimed his first Truck celebrating Last Saturday again, at as his Johnchampionship Hunter Nemechek. in the Truck Erik Series. Jones, He who led finisheda race-high seventh, 80 laps leads in Sprint Cup victories at Dover New Hampshire Motor winning at New Hampshire, his first victory in four Truck Series among all drivers, active or inactive. Series victory of 2015 at New grandson Austin Dillon the points standings by seven over Crafton. Tyler Reddick, who International Speedway by Hampshire. Speedway,was victorious. in the circuit’s finishedstarts this 15th season, at New and Hampshire, his first at isthe third, Magic 19 Mile. points out of the Todd Warshaw/Getty Images Warshaw/Getty for Todd NASCAR 10 500th Dillon, race, driving Childress the No. was lead. Johnny Sauter finished third, followed by Timothy Peters and Jimmie Johnson — tops Austin Dillon claimed his first Truck celebrating again, as his John Hunter Nemechek. Erik Jones, who finished seventh, leads Series victory of 2015 at New grandson Austin Dillon the points standings by seven over Crafton. Tyler Reddick, who among all drivers, active or inactive. Hampshire. was victorious. finished 15th at New Hampshire, is third, 19 points out of the Matt Kenseth remains Dillon, driving atop the No. pointslead. standings after second race of the Chase 1. MATT KENSETH 5. JIMMIE JOHNSON 9. MARTIN TRUEX JR. 13. KYLE BUSCH (finished first) 2,099 points (finished sixth) 2,083 points; -16 (finished eighth) 2,071 points; -28 (finished 37th) 2,056 points; -43 MattKenseth’s fifthKenseth win of the season remains A flat atop tire put Johnson points a lap standings Truex Jr. after had more luck second than race A of flat tire the and subsequent Chase slam has many looking at him as the down with 100 laps to go, but he speed, but that’s OK, he said. “We into the wall ruined Kyle Busch’s 1.favorite MATT to KENSETH win the championship, 5.bounced JIMMIE back. JOHNSON “We were fortunate 9.caught MARTIN a few TRUEXbreaks this JR. week, so day,13. KYLEbut his BUSCH team did salvage 5 (finishedwhich would first) be 2,099 his second points Sprint Cup title, (finishedto catch a sixth) couple 2,083 quick points; cautions -16 to get us back (finishedit’s nice that eighth) it went 2,071 the points; other -28way for once.” (finishedpoints by 37th)quickly 2,056 repairing points; his-43 car and getting and Kenseth’s first under fifth the win Chase of the format. season onA the flat lead tire lapput andJohnson get new a lap tires on the car,” Truex Jr. had more luck than himA flat back tire on and the subsequenttrack. slam has many looking at him as the downhe said. with 100 laps to go, but he speed,10. JEFF but GORDONthat’s OK, he said. “We into the wall ruined Kyle Busch’s 2.favorite DENNY to win HAMLIN the championship, bounced back. “We were fortunate caught(finished a seventh)few breaks 2,068 this points; week, -31so day,14. PAULbut his MENARD team did salvage 5 (finishedwhich would second) be his 2,093 second points; Sprint -6 Cup title, to6. catchRYAN a NEWMANcouple quick cautions to get us back it’s It nicetook thata few it adjustmentswent the other early way for once.” points(finished by 15th)quickly 2,056 repairing points; his-43 car and getting andIf not first for under a mechanical the Chase problem format. on(finished the lead 10th) lap 2,074and get points; new -25tires on the car,” in the race, but Gordon wound up himMenard back onperformed the track. in the Chase that caused him to fade at the fin- he Consistent said. finishes have Newman 10.with JEFF a good GORDON car. “It wasn’t perfect, with the same consistency that ish,2. DENNY Hamlin HAMLINmight have been in in position to advance in the Chase. (finishedbut it was seventh) certainly 2,068 a top-10 points; or -31top-5 car,” he he14. did PAUL in the MENARD regular season, but Victory(finished Lane second) for the2,093 second points; straight -6 week. “I 6.“If RYANwe keep NEWMAN doing what we’ve been said.It took a few adjustments early he(finished needs 15th)a better 2,056 finish points; at Dover -43 to prevent had If not to backfor a offmechanical and try to problem make sure I finished (finisheddoing, our 10th) chances 2,074 to points; transfer -25 into the next in the race, but Gordon wound up being Menard eliminated performed from in the the championship Chase thethat race,” caused he him said. to fade at the fin- roundConsistent look good,” finishes he said.have Newman with11. JAMIE a good car.MCMURRAY “It wasn’t perfect, battle.with the same consistency that ish, Hamlin might have been in in position to advance in the Chase. (finishedbut it was 14th) certainly 2,058 a points; top-10 -41 or top-5 car,” he he did in the regular season, but 3.Victory CARL Lane EDWARDS for the second straight week. “I “If7. KURTwe keep BUSCH doing what we’ve been said.McMurray’s like a stealth driver 15.he needs KEVIN a better HARVICK finish at Dover to prevent (finishedhad to back fifth) off 2,089 and try points; to make -10 sure I finished doing,(finished our 19th) chances 2,073 to points; transfer -26 into the next in the Chase in that he’s not gar- (finishedbeing eliminated 21st) 2,034 from points; the championship -65 theEdwards race,” he overcame said. a pit-road round Kurt lookBusch good,” was hepoised said. to finish nering11. JAMIE much MCMURRAY attention, but has battle.His team’s gamble to win penalty to finish strong. He carries in the top 5, but was one of the put(finished himself 14th) in position2,058 points; to advance -41 to the sec- and thereby earn an automatic a3. 33-point CARL EDWARDS cushion over 13th place 7.drivers KURT who BUSCH ran out of fuel in the ond McMurray’s Chase round. like a stealth driver advance15. KEVIN to the HARVICK Contender Round into(finished the final fifth) race 2,089 of points;the Challenger -10 Round. (finishedclosing laps. 19th) 2,073 points; -26 in the Chase in that he’s not gar- failed(finished when 21st) Harvick 2,034 points;ran out -65 of fuel with three “Now Edwards we go overcame to Dover, a have pit-road a little bit of fun,” Kurt Busch was poised to finish 12.nering DALE much EARNHARDT attention, but JR.has laps His remaining team’s gamble after toleading win a whopping 216 hepenalty said. to finish strong. He carries in8. BRADthe top KESELOWSKI5, but was one of the (finishedput himself 25th) in position2,057 points; to advance -42 to the sec- ofand 300 thereby laps. earn an automatic a 33-point cushion over 13th place drivers(finished who 12th) ran 2,072 out ofpoints; fuel in -27 the ondLike Chase the restround. of his Hendrick advance to the Contender Round 4.into JOEY the final LOGANO race of the Challenger Round. closing A penalty laps. for jumping a restart Motorsports teammates, Junior 16.failed CLINT when BOWYERHarvick ran out of fuel with three (finished“Now we third)go to Dover, 2,089 points;have a -10little bit of fun,” cost Keselowski a chance to win. showed12. DALE improvement EARNHARDT over recentJR. (finishedlaps remaining 26th) 2,018 after points;leading -81 a whopping 216 heLogano said. landed a good finish on an 8.“We BRAD moved KESELOWSKI on and we made the weeks,(finished but 25th) it didn’t 2,057 count points; at -42the end because ofThe 300 problems laps. keep piling on for off day. “It was a blue-collar day. It (finishedmost of a 12th)good 2,072day … points; and got -27 a solid finish he Like ran theout restof fuel of hisin theHendrick closing laps. the lame-duck driver at Michael maybe4. JOEY wasn’t LOGANO the fastest car and thatA penalty hopefully for willjumping make a our restart Dover a little bit Motorsports teammates, Junior Waltrip16. CLINT Racing. BOWYER A 25-point penalty maybe(finished not third) even 2,089 a top-5 points; car at -10 times, but we costeasier,” Keselowski he said. a chance to win. showed improvement over recent for(finished a rules 26th) infraction 2,018 atpoints; Chicagoland -81 and a did Logano a good landed job working a good on finish it.” on an “We moved on and we made the weeks, but it didn’t count at the end because poorThe finish problems at New keep Hampshire piling on forhave him in the off day. “It was a blue-collar day. It most of a good day … and got a solid finish he ran out of fuel in the closing laps. theChase lame-duck cellar. driver at Michael maybe wasn’t the fastest car and that hopefully will make our Dover a little bit Waltrip Racing. A 25-point penalty maybe not even a top-5 car at times, but we easier,” he said. for a rules infraction at Chicagoland and a did a good job working on it.” poor finish at New Hampshire have him in the Chase cellar. 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CLARKESVILLE STUDENTS EARN LUNCH WITH PRINCIPAL Clarkesville Elementary School students earning Lunch with the Principal Aug. 21 are, front row from left, Principal Patrick Franklin, Anna Mize, Addie Williams, Melissa Saldivar, Kendall Doster; back row, Colton Hicks, Lawsen Wheeler, Alan Norton, Zack Wills, Emma Rae Burke, Omar Balderas, Hunter Dean, Macey Harrison and Assistant Principal Monica Welborn. DEMOREST STUDENTS EARN LUNCH WITH PRINCIPAL The following Demorest Elementary School students enjoyed Lunch with the Principal: Lucy Hood, Justus Gober, Emily Dillashaw, Jake Loonubon, Daniel Guerrero, Khloe Hunt, Ava Jones, Kyle Gragg, Brooklyn Scroggs, Jayda Gibby, Kobe Bravo and Juanita Vega with Assistant Principal Susan Davis.

CLARKESVILLE STUDENTS EARN LUNCH WITH PRINCIPAL Clarkesville Elementary School students earning Lunch with the Principal Aug. 28 are, front row from left, Principal Patrick Franklin, Natalia Vera, Hudson Gailey, Lillian Free, Jonas Fried, Luke Thomson, Priscilla Sorto, Kira Borton, Assistant Principal Monica Welborn; back row, Lin- coln Hall, Jovanny Ramos, Bella Graziani, Maddie Merck and Isabella Lauck. TERRIFIC KIDS SHINE AT HAZEL GROVE Hazel Grove Elementary School congratulates Rudy’s Terriﬁ c Kids, sponsored by the Cornelia Kiwanis Club, for the week ending Aug. 21. Pictured, from front left, are Giselle Ojeda, Jacob Ramey, Jackson Vonier, McKenzie Speed, Audrey Chambers; back row, Scott Taylor, C.J. Hayes, Reese Bien, Anna Beth Ramey, Landon Canupp and Keller Green.

CORNELIA STUDENTS EARN LUNCH WITH PRINCIPAL On Friday, Sept. 18, the following students earned Lunch with the Principal. Congratulations to TERRIFIC KIDS SHINE AT HAZEL GROVE the following students, pictured with Assistant Principal Kevin Weems: Miranda Harvey, Payton Hazel Grove Elementary School congratulates Rudy’s Terriﬁ c Kids, sponsored by the Cornelia McEntire, Guadalupe Macias Roman, Brantlee York, Bryan Ramirez, Heidy Andres, Michelle Mar- Kiwanis Club, for the week ending Aug. 28. Pictured, from front left, are Josslyn Webber, Andrew tinez Hernandez, Emylie Nichols, Jostavo Pascual, Pascual Lopez Pedro, Gabi Jose Sebastian Murphy, Emily Dodd, Mateo Vonier and Brayson Gates; back row, Colby Goss, Kaylee Pitts, and Idaly Flores. Chesney Burton, Dylan Lumpkin and Kiley Adams. Not pictured: Josh Mote.

WOODVILLE HONORS STUDENTS OF MONTH Woodville Elementary School has recognized its Students of the Month for September. These students were chosen by their classroom teachers for positive academic achievements or for displaying good citizenship. Habersham Electric Membership Corp. sponsors this event. Stu- DEMOREST STUDENTS EARN LUNCH WITH PRINCIPAL dents were treated to a pizza lunch with the principal, certiﬁ cates and a dog tag for their book The following Demorest Elementary School students enjoyed Lunch with the Principal: Pax bags. They also received a letter from Sheriff Joey Terrell, praising them for their achievement. Adams, Amber Hogan, Anayeli Romero, Marisol Ruiz, Rowan Burrell, Kaden Dobbs, Nathan Law- Students selected for September were Jack Anderson, Kassidee Arrowood, Gabe Summers, son, Hayley Barrs, Sami Lara, Jake Wehrstein, Will Galloway and Brian Talavera, with Principal Jaimee Scott, Kyra Purdee, Gabby Munguia, Jimena Vera, Addy Partridge, William Papp, Lucas Connie Yearwood and Assistant Principal Susan Davis. Woodland, Anthony Rangel and Caden Kipps. B6 BULLETIN BOARD 6B The Northeast Georgian Friday, October 2, 2015

FAIRVIEW ELEMENTARY PRESENTS WISDOM AWARDS FOR AUGUST The following students received the Wisdom Award at Fairview Elementary School for the month of August: Kendall McCollum, David Anastasio, Amelia Brackett, Kaylee Carroll, Brinlee Sims, Kathryn Buck, Callie Cueva, Owen Gailey, Jalyn Purdy, Jill Hicks, Caylin Tucker, Zoey Sosebee, Kandyn Watson, Christian Saravia, Abby Hutchinson, Camie Smith, Sarah Westbrook, Crevan Cline, Sarah Grace Grady, Sam Emery, Bethany Lyons, CJ Ansley, Hailey White, Ruthie Bugulrow, Natalie Jones, Donnie Allison, Breelyn Wood, Brentley Stamey, Daniela Flores, Aiden Pardue, Rheagan Dalton, Everett VanOrman, Savannah Pass, Ashton Hill, Kaitlyn Gibson, Colton Watson, Cooper Shirley, Ana Walker, Ava Gruszczinski, Logan Kay, Madison Rogers, Fatima Guzman, Ethan Ortiz, Hunter Chitwood, Wesley Oliver, D.D. Hall, Cooper Smith, Amelia Westbrook, Jesus Esquibel and Genise Rivas. (Not all recipients are pictured.)

SEVENTH-GRADERS DISCUSS BOOK North Habersham Middle School seventh-graders in Amy Pitts’ Junior Honors Language Arts class participate in a Socratic Seminar over a book they are reading. Pictured are, from left, Ayla LEVEL GROVE WELCOMES GRANDPARENTS Maughon, Joey Terrell, Ethan Tomlin, Gabe Hudlow, Matthew Riggins, A.J. Frankum, Raya Tost, Ivan Garcia and Pierce Vickery. Level Grove Elementary School hosted Grandparents Breakfasts, Sept. 15-17. Students were happy to have special people in their lives enjoy a meal with them. Kindergartner Emily Daniels was especially lucky to have her mother, grandmother and great-grandmother accompany her. Pictured CREATING CARDS FOR GRANDPARENTS are, from left, Michelle Robinson, Emily Daniels, Olivia Christoperson and Elizabeth Robinson.

Trinity Classical School students recently created cards for their grandparents. Pictured, left, are fourth-grader Whitney Martin and second-grader Andrew York working on grandparent cards. Saturday, October 5, 2013 Saturday,Saturday, October October 3, 2015 5, 2013 10:00am-Sunset10:00am–6:00pm @ Rabun County@ Rabun Civic Center County in Clayton, Civic GA Center in Clayton, GA Admission:Admission: $5 Adults, $5 5 &Adults, under FREE, 5 $25& Under Max Per Family FREE, $20 MAX per family. foxfiremountaineer.orgfox remountaineer.org

Contests with Prizes! Best Apple Pie, Archery, Horseshoes, Wood Chop–Saw–Fling, Shiner’s Dash, HEATING UP/COOLING DOWN WITH MATH Races, Corn Shuckin’, South Habersham Middle School students participated in a Formative Assessment Learning Races, Corn Shuckin’, (FAL) activity in mathematics. Seventh-grade students in Chereé Charles’ and Donna LaPierre’s Trinity Classical School All-New “Rascal Race” math classes reviewed integers by organizing a series of different temperatures from cities around fi rst-grader Bryson Anderson the United States. Pictured are students Carla Rios and Shea Poole working on the activity. works on a grandparent card. All-Day Games/Fun! Fox re Climbing Wall, Fox re Tractor Rides, More Mountaineer Tractor Rides, More Regional/Traditional Music! Festival The Foxfire Boys, Oliver Rice, Jeb Stuart, The Heritage of Southern Appalachia Oliver Rice, Jeb Stuart, The Heritage of Southern AppalachiaCross Creek, Brad Barrett SKILLS CRAFTS MUSIC Lord’s Messengers SKILLSSKILLS ~ CRAFTS ~ ~ CRAFTSMUSIC GAMES ~ MUSIC ~ FOOD ~ FUN Lord’s Messengers GAMES FOOD FUN GAMESContests with Prizes! ~ FOODAll-Day ~ FUN Games/Fun! Wood Chop-Saw-Fling&Crosscut Sack Races, Three-legged Race ‘Shiners Dash Tractor Rides, & More Corn Hole Toss Regional/Traditional Music! Races, Corn Shuckin’ The Foxfi re Boys, WILBANKS MIDDLE HONORS PATRIOTS WITH PRIDE Greased Pig Chase Lord’s Messangers Congratulations to the September Patriots with Pride Greased Pole Climb Oliver Rice/Blue Ridge Mtn. Boys winners. The award is given once a month to students who are nominated by their teach- Tomahawk Throw ers based on the characteristics of courage, sacrifi ce and patriotism. The Torch Worship Center sponsors a special lunch for the students and their Jeb Gibson To End the Day: 5 to Sunset! parents. Mr. and Mrs. DeWitt provide the certifi cates and other information regarding the Hilliard A. Wilbanks Foundation. Counselor Dan Keef Box-Car “Rascal Race” • Old-Fashioned Street Dance coordinates the event. Pictured, from left, are Lukas Ricci, Alvaro Mora, Armando Felix, Greta Lockman, Trinite Gimnich and Kaitlyn Ortiz. BULLETIN BOARD B7 Friday, October 2, 2015 The Northeast Georgian 7B

THE LITTLE SCHOOL CELEBRATES RECORD ENROLLMENT Students at The Little School in Clarkesville gather for a group photo on the ﬁ rst day of school, Aug. 20. The school has had record enrollment in its primary grades. Pictured are pre-k through ﬁ fth-grade students.

SHMS STUDENTS LEARN ABOUT CHERNOBYL South Habersham Middle School sixth-grade language arts students are working on their fi rst Docu- ment Based Question (DBQ) lesson. Students will be answering the essential question “Is nuclear power worth the risks?” as they learn about Chernobyl. They are analyzing six documents: a news report, an indi- GOT MILK? vidual report/essay, a chronology of events and excerpts from a historical fi ction text using close reading Wilbanks Middle School Nutrition Director Barbara Jester wanted to get students excited strategies. They are also citing text, making inferences, categorizing information as “risk” or “benefi t” and about World School Milk Day on Sept. 30. She asked some of the WMS football players to ad- justifying their conclusions. This type of higher order thinking helps students prepare for high school and vertise the event by wearing their milk mustaches. Pictured, from left, are T.C. Scroggs, Spencer beyond. Pictured is sixth-grade language arts teacher Grace VanSteenburg discussing DBQ with students. Thomas and DeAndre Anderson. Habersham County Schools will TALLULAH be out Friday, Oct. 9, for FALLS SCHOOL teacher training and Monday, Oct. 12, for Columbus Day. School Middle School will resume Tuesday, Oct. 13. Preview DAY

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Will train right [email protected] Household, furniture, antiques, Inc. Offers from $12.00 to person. Full care position. 33hr. No phone calls will be ac- and more! This newspaper will not know- $32.00 hour based on qualifi- Weeks, with every other week- cepted. Piedmont College is cation and experience. Great end off. Excellent pay! 706- ingly accept any advertising for real Seeking experienced CDL an EOE/Affirmative Action estate which is in violation of the shop, No Sundays. Call Paul Mixer Truck Driver for CAB 754-4259. No calls after 8pm. Employer. Veterans, minori- Clarkesville law. Our readers are hereby in- Fuller 770-718-3140 Concrete, a small family orient- ties, women, and persons with ed business located in Alto, Ga. Toccoa Clinic is in need of formed that all dwellings advertised disabilities are encouraged to Mini Storage in this newspaper are available on Contact 706-776-4066 Medical Assistants. Must be apply. HAMPTON INN, HELEN certified. an equal opportunity basis. 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Can deliver. 706- 770-536-4434 OBO. 706-219-3604 706-754-3527 the animals! 347-4814. call: 706-499-5681. 3Br/2Ba near Antioch Church Sat.10/3, 8-2. 473 Sherwood Dr 2013 NISSAN SENTRA $12987 2005 Dodge 4-door, 4-wheel, Rd. & 441, Mt. Airy. $600./mo. Clarkesville. Furniture, washer, ALL CREDIT OK CALL CAR- 6-speed manual transmission. 407-733-9949, 407-733-9952 Go-karts. RIAGE MITSUBISHI 770-536- 706-658-6840 Long Needle PINE STRAW 4434 Clarkesville- $3.75 per bale. Purchase 10 or Nice 3Br/1Ba. New paint, new more bales, you get FREE de- carpet. .4acres. $69,900. livery! Rafael 706-499-6387 2007 MERCEDES E-CLASS. $10987. ALL CREDIT OK *CD Properties* now leasing 1, Cornelia- Antique & Estate CALL CARRIAGE MITSUBISHI 2, & 3 Bedrooms starting at 3Br/2Ba, garage, new roof, AUCTION 770-536-4434 $500. Habersham & White paint, carpet. $95,000. Fri., Oct. 2nd, 7:00pm County. Call 706-778-8001. FOR SALE. Wood Splitter, in Financing Available In Downtown 2009 NISSAN ALTIMA. $9987 Clarkesville good condition. $800. OBO. 1, 2, & 3BR starting at $490. All 706-499-1421 706-716-9925 ALL CREDIT OK CALL CAR- appliances, W/D hook-up. Presented by RIAGE MITSUBISHI 770-536- 706-892-1027 Once Upon A Time, Co. Golf Cart Ezgo converted to 4434 Pea Ridge 4Br/1Ba farmhouse. Preview photos posted gas, has large tires & metal 2½ acres. Shop & barn. on our website: open bin on back. $1850 1Br and 2Br apartments in Cor- Fruit & nut trees. Well & city www.wallysauction.com 2011 HONDA FIT $11987 ALL 2005 ITASCA SUNCRUISER nelia. Call 706-499-2373 before water. Very private. $87,900. Featuring furnishings, Toro 52in LX 500 lawn tractor CREDIT OK CALL CARRIAGE 37' 9pm. 706-499-2718 MITSUBISHI 770-536-4434 Gas, fullpaint, clean, 3-slides, art, china, pottery, w/triple rear bagger $1700 VACATION RENTAL FOR historic books, etc. leveling jacks, 56,000mi, $64,000. 706-206-4366 2 Bedroom/2 Bath Apartment. SALE! Terms: 13% Buyers Prem., Toro 22in self propelled lawn 2007 NISSAN ALTIMA $5987 vrbo.com/51841 mower w/bagger $250 ALL CREDIT OK CALL CAR- Newly renovated. Large living with 3% Discount for cash area. Call: 706-776-6000 or check. All sales Final. RIAGE MITSUBISHI 770-536- 2008 Wildcat 5th Wheel. 28ft. All items sold as is, where is. All in excellent condition. 4434 Long. 706-658-6840 Large 2BR, 1½BA townhouse Auctioneer 706-867-6902 for rent. Within walking dis- Lake front lots: 1.2 & 1.4 acres W.Wenn, Ga. #2946 Kurzweil keyboard, mint condi- 2013 TOYOTA TACOMA 4CYL tance of shopping and dining. Between Helen & Clarkesville 706-754-5789 tion, $275, call 706-947-3246 $16987 ALL CREDIT OK CALL Convenient to Hwy 365 & Hwy on 17, Sky View subdivision. 441. Quiet neighborhood. 706- Business & Antique CARRIAGE MITSUBISHI 770- Looking for a pet? Adopt! John $89,000. Owner financing with 536-4434 776-6000. Liquidation Auction Yamaha Golf Carts B. Gesbocker Animal Shelter of 5% down, 10% discount for Oconee Solid Surfaces Gas, $2600. Electric, $1800. Habersham County. 706-754- LUXURY 1BR & Studio Apart- cash sale. 941-416-3200 and Gail's Antiques 100 to choose from. 2011 NISSAN MURANO 3533. ments, downtown Clarkesville. 60 Morrison St Ste B 770-737-2221 $14987. ALL CREDIT OK SHIH POO PUPPIES FOR 706-499-8977, 706-768-6091. Watkinsville, Ga. 30677 CALL CARRIAGE MIT- SALE 10am Sat Oct 3, 2015 SUBISHI 770-536-4434 2 female, 1 male, 3 months old, NOW LEASING On-site, Rain or Shine! non shed, up to date on shots, 3Br/2Ba apartments CAMERON @ CLARKESVILLE 98' ChevBoxVan 113,000 I Buy Vinyl Records, by piece 2013 NISSAN ROGUE $15987 vet checked, call 706-754-0468 or 706-768-1125 706-839-1067 ALTO, 3Br/2Ba Double-wide. 2011 Acura TL 38,000 or lot. Looking for Classic ALL CREDIT OK CALL CAR- 1650sf, Fireplace, 1-acre. 95' Ford Ranger Rock, Jazz/RNB and Folk. Call RIAGE MITSUBISHI 770-536- $69,900. Financing available. Emmedue Bridge Saw Greg McDonald 678-800-5970 4434 706-499-1421 Hot water pressure washer, Fork lift, hand tools, 2Bd/1Ba on Helen Hwy. No contractor's tools, 2012 JEEP LIBERTY. $13987 2Bedroom/1 Bath House. Nice, pets. Westmoreland MH Park. hard surface materials, ALL CREDIT OK CALL CAR- clean, and quiet. 706-778-4335 706-878-6791 storage trailers, work 2010 KIA OPTIMA LX. $8987. RIAGE MITSUBISHI 770-536- ALL CREDIT OK CALL CAR- 4434 2BR – 3BR's available Pea tables, antiques, furniture. 3 Bedroom/1 Bath House. Ridge MH Park. Retired/Dis- New 2016 homes arriving. Also Photo Gallery at: RIAGE MITSUBISHI 770-536- 4434 Quiet Neighborhood. Close to abled discount. 706-499-7862. due to popular demand we are www.samwillauction.com 2009 BMW X-5. $18987 ALL town and shopping. Call: adding a second modular home Call Sam Williamson CREDIT OK CALL CARRIAGE 706-778-4335 3BR 2BA on White, Hall county to our inventory!! These homes 706 202-2685 GAL2585 2007 DODGE CHARGER. MITSUBISHI 770-536-4434 line. $150/wk. $400 deposit. are crane set and are compara- HRT-196774 $8987. ALL CREDIT OK CALL 3Br/2Ba Home. 287 Quail Trail, 678-617-9085. ble to site built homes but a CARRIAGE MITSUBISHI 770- 2007 NISSAN FRONTIER EXT Cornelia. No Pets. First & Last. fraction of price per sq. ft. 536-4434 “Move in Special” 3BR/2BA CAB. $7987. ALL CREDIT OK- 706-778-7953 with CHA, available on half comforthomesofathens.com CALL CARRIAGE MITSUBISHI acre lots. Call 706-839-5684, 706-549-8860 KENMORE WASHER AND 2006 BMW 5 SERIES $9987. 770-536-4434 LEASE OPTION PURCHASE 706-968-1022. HRT-197709 DRYER, WHITE. $250. EACH, ALL CREDIT OK CALL CAR- Live in the mountains only 20 OR $400. FOR PAIR. (COR- RIAGE MITSUBISHI 770-536- 2006 NISSAN PATHFINDER minutes from Helen, Clayton, NELIA) 404-210-7481 4434 68 K MILES $10987 ALL Clarkesville. Totally remod- CREDIT OK CALL CARRIAGE eled cabin. Close to lakes & Kenmore washer and dryer. 2011 NISSAN ALTIMA. $11987 MITSUBISHI 770-536-4434 river for boating, fishing & Good condition. $100. for both. ALL CREDIT OK CALL CAR- hiking. Spacious 3Br/2Ba with 706-894-2960 RIAGE MITSUBISHI 770-536- open Kit, DR, LR, and FP. 600 sq.ft. Office or Retail space 2007 JEEP WRANGLER 4DR- for rent at 215 Hodges St., Refurbished Appliances 12 4434 SAHARA HARD TOP. $20987 Tile, wood & carpet floors. Month Warranty. Washers, CHA and inside laundry. Mtn. downtown Cornelia. $385./mo. ALL CREDIT OK CALL CAR- 770-540-7087 Dryers, Ranges, Refrigerators, 2013 FORD FOCUS. $10987. RIAGE MITSUBISHI 770-536- Views from 2 decks. Avail- Freezers, Ovens. 150 in Stock! ALL CREDIT OK CALL CAR- 4434 able now, CALL 706-754- CLARKESVILLE SQUARE Not as Busy Free Local Delivery with Trade RIAGE MITSUBISHI 770-536- 9136 for info. Offices $225./mo, Retail/Ware- Dekle Appliance 4434 house/Mfg. From $1.20/sq.ft. 295 Swift Street 2004 TOYOTA TUNDRA as you’d CREW CAB 4X4 LTD $13987. 706-754-4540 Toccoa CORNELIA- Nice, clean 706-886-9174 2014 NISSAN VERSA. $11987. ALL CREDIT OK CALL CAR- Commercial offices and retail ALL CREDIT OK CALL CAR- RIAGE MITSUBISHI 770-536- 3Br/2Ba. $825. No Pets. 404- like to 139161-CTR-1/14/16 210-7481. spaces on 441 starting at $450. RIAGE MITSUBISHI 770-536- 4434 706-778-8001. 4434 FOR RENT! 3Bedroom/2Bath BEE? House. Two car garage, deck, Bedroom suite. 7 pcs. Medium 2009 CHEVROLET MALIBU large living and dining area, Find a job in the tone solid oak. Queen size-per- $12897.. ALL CREDIT OK Newly renovated. Quiet neigh- CLIMATE CONTROLLED Stor- fect condition. 706-886-5227 CARRIAGE MITSUBISHI 770- Subscribe! borhood. For appointment call: age units available at Old CLASSIFIEDS 706-491-9988 536-4434 706-778-4335 Clarkesville Mill. 706-754-7500.

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