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$1 September 25, 2015 Weekend Trial continues for alleged bank robber, verdict to come Witnesses take the stand, as does accused, Raymond Whitmire By DONALD FRASER himself. Staples seeking to As of Thursday, tie the type of bag The ongoing trial of the jury was expect- McKinney typi- Raymond Charles Whit- ed to start delibera- cally provided his mire, 58, charged with the tions Friday, Sept. customers to Whit- April 2014 armed robbery 25, said Mountain mire. of the Cornelia branch of Judicial Circuit The bank rob- United Community Bank District Attorney ber told the bank (UCB), continued this the Brian M. Rickman. teller he had a gre- week, with prosecutors Whitmire, of nade, showing a piling up evidence tying Alto, was arrested WHITMIRE green bag. Whitmire to the crime, May 11, 2014, in McKinney tes- while the defense sought to Towns County, two weeks tifi ed the type of bag he poke holes in circumstan- after the armed robbery gave to customers was to tial evidence presented. occurred at 11:10 a.m. hold funeral associated At The Northeast Geor- April 26, 2014, at the UCB materials, such as docu- gian’s press deadline, located along the Historic ments and a guest registry the trial – which began Highway 441 Bypass. book. During questioning Monday at the Habersh- Funeral Director Brad- by Staples, McKinney said am County Courthouse, ley McKinney, former he used different color Clarkesville – still includ- owner of McKinney Fu- bags at different times ed alibi witnesses to be neral Home in Dahlone- and the ones he used were heard, testimony by Whit- ga, testifi ed Sept. 23 as a stamped with the funeral KIMBERLY BROWN/Staff mire, closing arguments prosecution witness, with home’s name. Clarkesville artist Janice Wiggins, and a jury decision. At one Mountain Judicial Cir- “Green and blue are the second from left, fi nishes reading about her painting of the point, Whitmire had also cuit Chief Assistant Dis- old oak tree in Turnerville, during an open house at the home of Phil and Betty Healy on Sept. mentioned representing trict Attorney J. Edward See Whitmire, Page 2A 19. Applauding are the Healys, back right, standing beside Wiggins, and also shown are guests Al and Gail Greene, seated, and Steve Eigel, left. Caudell chosen to Army All- Couple commissions American Band painting of old oak tree By KIMBERLY BROWN reason, she titled her piece, “The Living By NOAH BRITTON Tree.” A Turnerville couple has fi gured out Wiggins said, while planning the paint- Out of 20,000 applicants a way to celebrate their 50 years of mar- ing, she and her husband, Ron Manning, from across the nation, riage by honoring something even more would visit the tree to take photographs. Habersham Central High enduring. “Whether I ever use them or not, I felt like School (HCHS) senior Dil- For their golden anniversary, Phil and I was getting to know the tree,” Wiggins lon Caudell has been select- Betty Healy, who live in the northern end said. ed as one of 125 high school of Habersham County, commissioned a The idea for the painting evolved, Phil students to perform in painting of the old oak tree, located on Healy said. He said they saw tryptic paint- January 2016 with the U.S. NOAH BRITTON/Staff the corner of Bear Gap and The Orchard ings at the Lake Burton Gallery, and they Army All-American Band Habersham Central High School roads. The land the tree stands on was re- saw Wiggins’ work at the Mountain Gal- at the All-American Bowl senior Dillon Caudell has cently purchased by Habersham County, lery in Clarkesville. in San Antonio, Texas. been selected as one of 125 high school students to per- and is the intended site of a new fi re sta- “We bumped into her last December, “I found out the day after form in January 2016 with the U.S. Army All-American Band tion. Habersham County commissioners and we started talking about the tryptic my birthday,” said Caudell, at the All-American Bowl in San Antonio, Texas. have vowed to protect the tree, which is (style),” Healy said. “It evolved over the 18. “I was in Chattanooga, estimated to be about 200 years old. next couple of months.” Tennessee, and I was about to go up the drum line.” He considers his admission The Healys, both 72, will celebrate He said the tree is “symbolic of the side of a mountain when I got the call. to the drum-line his “favorite” memory their special anniversary Oct. 9. To cel- area.” I didn’t really realize I had made All- throughout his participation in band. ebrate the painting, done by Clarkesville “We needed something that’s indica- American until after I got down. It was “Before every game, we always get artist Janice Wiggins, they held an open tive of our love of the Northeast Georgia like a birthday present – the best [one] I in a circle and say the Lord’s prayer. … house at their home in The Orchard Sun- Mountains and this area,” he said. “So we could have received.” Then we do a little bad-mouthing about day, Sept. 19. settled on what everybody calls the hang- A Mt. Airy resident, Caudell said the other band,” Caudell laughed. “But The tryptic (tri-panel) painting was ing tree, though nobody’s ever been hung his inclination toward music was fi rst we have one of the best drumlines in the done in mixed media, with acrylic paint there.” inspired by the history and “heavy in- nation.” and cheesecloth, bark paper and art tis- Both born and raised in Chicago, Illi- volvement” of close relatives, but his 10 These relationships encouraged sue for texture, Wiggins said. The paint- nois, the Healys have lived in Clarkesville years in band are marked by the “famil- Caudell throughout the rigorous, month- ing took Wiggins about eight months to for eight years. Before that, they lived in ial quality” of the HCHS Band of Blue. long application process. Applicants sub- complete and was done by “divine inspira- Atlanta since 1974. Phil Healy is retired “Everybody knows each other,” he mit a series of video auditions featuring tion, to tell me how to paint the tree so it’d from the shopping center investment busi- said. “You spend a majority of the week solo and group performances that dem- be meaningful,” she said. ness, and Betty Healy is a retired nurse. with these people, and you have to listen onstrate excellence in music and march- While some have called the large oak “We had a cabin at Lake Burton for 20 to them and know them for performanc- ing performance. tree “the hanging tree” in the past, Wig- years, so we’ve known this area and loved es.” Members of the All-American Band gins, who is an ordained minister, said, this area,” Phil Healy said. “We think we Caudell is a percussionist for the Band “I’m not calling it a hanging tree. I want- of Blue, and serves with a “close-knit See Caudell, Page 3A ed to focus more on the positive.” For this See Oak, Page 2A

Fall Mountain Habersham County’s water Traveler guide systems under study by Archway By DONALD FRASER ply from its wells to serve customers such as Habersham Medical Center and If you, as a household, fi nd yourself Piedmont College. available now without water, it’s a problem. If you’re a And in an engineering report to Bald- municipality and the water system runs win council Sept. 10, Holliday stated, The premiere guide to fall events and dry, it’s a big problem for a lot of people. “this will also be an issue when both fi l- happenings is now available throughout Fortunately, such occurrences tend to ters and clarifi ers are rehabilitated this Northeast Georgia. be rare. Still, some cities and towns in winter as they will have to [be] offl ine for The Mountain Traveler fall 2015 edi- Habersham potentially face water short- several weeks.” tion, a publication of the Northeast Geor- age issues. But Demorest City Manager Steve gia Region of Community Newspapers Alto operates 10 wells to deliver water Lindsey has a different perspective. “I’m Inc., features the “Top Spots to play out- to customers. Last week, the town took not anticipating it causing a problem,” doors in Northeast Georgia.” one of its major producing wells off-line he said Sept. 21 of potential shutdowns of “We are pleased to once again offer this because of excessive uranium levels. the Baldwin water system. publication to our region,” said Alan Ne- Baldwin fi nds itself on the horns of “I’m confi dent of our ability to make Smith, regional publisher. “It serves as a dilemma. With the water plant’s two up [for the difference],” Lindsey said. the perfect resource to direct visitors and water fi lters scheduled for maintenance, Demorest purchases about 41 million residents alike to the shops of our adver- a situation taking the plant offl ine two gallons monthly from Baldwin and 4 mil- tisers and scenic places in the Northeast The fall 2015 days for each fi lter, the city is looking for lion gallons monthly from Toccoa, Lind- Georgia mountains.” edition of The Mountain a supplemental water supply for its cus- say said. The Toccoa line only serves An expanded list of events and stories Traveler is now available at various outlets. tomers, one being the city of Demorest. north Habersham County customers, he about the people and places unique to the Alternatively, Baldwin will have to fi nd said, but more customers could be served mountain region is included in the magazine. Woven into those stories are sugges- a way to have customers reduce water farther south. “We’re doing our due dili- tions about where to hike, bike, camp, shop, eat and play. Stunning photographs consumption. gence on that right now.” feature the scenic beauty of the area. According to Fletcher Holliday, with A major water producer for the city This is a must-have guide for the area, NeSmith added. Baldwin’s engineering fi rm, Lawrencev- could be its Garrison Road well, but it is Free and available at newspaper racks, visitor centers, chamber of commerce of- ille-based Engineering Management offl ine currently, Lindsey said. fi ces and other outlets, The Mountain Traveler is a ready reference for both visitors Inc., without Baldwin supplying water, Demorest is not currently tied into and residents. Demorest employees were not confi dent – Staff reports they could muster a suffi cient water sup- See Water, Page 3A

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KIMBERLY BROWN/Staff This tryptic (tri-panel) mixed media painting of an old oak tree that stands in north Habersham County graces the walls of the home of Phil and Betty Healy in Turnerville. Created by Clarkesville artist Janice Wiggins, the painting was commissioned by the Healys to celebrate their golden anniversary. DONALD FRASER/Staff Ronald Henry, a Young Harris (Towns County) resident testifi ed Raymond Whitmire, accused of Oak From Page 1A armed robbery, was at or near his house when the April 26, 2014, crime took place in Cornelia. live in paradise right now.” the couple, “The Living marriage. The majestic From Page 1A In a presentation at the Tree is a fi tting commemo- oak tree is known for its Trial open house, Wiggins told ration of your 50 years of beauty, strength, stability and endurance. The vari- two most common colors” stances of the Nissan Path- from the house. ety of color and texture on used in the funeral home in- fi nder,” Rickman said, the Powell also took excep- the limbs refl ect your per- dustry, McKinney said. same late 90s model witness- tion to methodology applied sonal and spiritual growth Whitmire’s stepdaugh- es placed at the robbery, al- in the search of Whitmire’s Public meetings scheduled shaped by your experi- ters had attended their legedly driven by the robber Nissan Pathfi nder. ences and strengthened by father’s funeral, at which as the getaway vehicle. “Is there any reason no The following public meetings are scheduled be- God’s love and guidance. they received such a bag Towns County Sheriff’s one took pictures of the in- tween Sept. 25-Oct. 2: The tree’s roots, though from McKinney. The where- Deputy Cpl. Jeremy Parker terior of the car?” Powell invisible, create a strong abouts of the green bag, be- was called to testify about asked. Without pictures no Habersham County Commission foundation for its changes, longing to the stepdaughters the circumstances of Whit- one knows the placement growth and longevity.” and suspected as being the mire’s arrest May 11, 2014. of anything subsequently 8:30 a.m. Monday, Sept. 28, at South State Bank, same bag used in the bank “A vehicle description found in the vehicle. Green media room, Historic Highway 441, Cornelia. [retreat] Featured on the paint- ing are butterfl ies to il- robbery, is unknown. was given to us by Cornelia testifi ed no hat, hooded lustrate transformation, McKinney also said he police,” Parker testifi ed, “of shirt, green bag or money Demorest City Council a bluebird to illustrate was contacted by police in a ’97 white Nissan Pathfi nd- was found during the search 7 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 29, at Demorest Municipal gentleness, good health, April 2014 and asked about er.” They had been told Whit- of the vehicle. Building, Ivy Street. [work session] prosperity and home, and the bags his funeral home mire might be found be at a Green admitted the rob- cardinals who mate for used to provide. Towns County motel or at a bery was her “fi rst case of Staples showed McKin- Tatham Ridge Road address. this magnitude,” and that “I Banks/Habersham/Rabun Joint life, are monogamous, har- monious, romantic and ney a photograph taken from Hiawassee police did not made a lot of mistakes.” Development Authority musical. bank surveillance tape, and fi nd him at motels, which The state rested its case 1 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 1, at the Habersham Elec- Betty Healy said she which he said he had previ- are generally clustered with- and with the jury out of the was speechless when she ously showed McKinney. He in that city, Parker said. courtroom, Powell said he tric Membership Corporation offi ce, state Route 115, asked McKinney “whether Whitmire’s vehicle was needed to confer with Whit- Clarkesville. saw the fi nished painting, though they had seen it the bag is consistent with identifi ed by its license tag mire as to whether or not he progress, and even had in- those you used in your busi- number when they went to planned on testifying in his put into what to include. ness?” Tatham Ridge Road, Parker own defense. “She would ask us about McKinney confi rmed it said. The vehicle was down Smith read Whitmire his The Northeast Georgian certain things she was do- looked like those he used the road from the address rights under Georgia law, ing, and we had changes in the business, but under they had been given, he said, that he did not have to testify we made,” Betty Healy Staples’ questioning, said he and he and three other depu- and if not, it could not be held Legal organ of Habersham County said. could not confi rm whether ties stopped Whitmire. Park- against him, nor referred to “We’re very proud [the the stamped logo on the bag er also testifi ed they had by prosecutors. Published twice weekly (Wednesdays and Fridays) painting] is in our house,” was indeed his. their weapons drawn and Upon coming back to the 2440 Old Athens Highway, Cornelia, GA 30531 Phil Healy said. Habersham County Pub- Whitmire “hesitated” when courtroom, Whitmire was lic Defender Drew Powell, ordered to exit the vehicle. still undecided, prompting USPS 395440 About the new fi re sta- tion, to be built by the representing Whitmire, “Multiple verbal commands Powell to call the fi rst of Alan NeSmith, Publisher county on the tree’s prop- asked McKinney to repeat were given,” Parker said. three alibi witnesses. [email protected] erty, Phil Healy said, “We that red and green bags and Joshua White, a deputy Ronald E. Henry, of need the fi re station, no similarly-sized bags he had with the Banks County Young Harris, testifi ed he question about that. But testifi ed about are common Sheriff’s Offi ce, testifi ed has known Whitmire since Periodicals postage paid at Cornelia, Ga. to the funeral industry and Wednesday he was a depart- 1966 or 1967, when they were POSTMASTER: Send address changes to I’m glad they’re keeping the tree.” that it is also common for ment investigator in May both in the third grade. e Northeast Georgian, P.O. Box 1555, Cornelia, GA 30531 “I’m old school,” he add- such bags to be stamped in 2014 when Cornelia police, Whitmire visited him ed. “I’d like to keep Haber- some fashion. along with a Georgia Bu- frequently, mostly on Satur- Subscriptions: sham County the way it is “They can be ordered by reau of Investigation bomb days, Henry said. “He used now. But you need prog- anybody doing advertising technician searched Whit- to visit all the time before Habersham, Banks, White, Stephens counties...... 52 weeks $30.00 ress.” for any organization,” McK- mire’s residence. this happened,” Henry said, Other Georgia counties...... 52 weeks $40.00 inney said. White said he did not con- referring to times prior to Outside Georgia...... 52 weeks $50.00 McKinney also said the duct the search and only ac- the arrest for bank robbery. Includes Georgia Sales Tax bag in the photograph was cepted evidence to place in Most of the time, Henry Single copies are sold at nearly 100 locations. TGSP plans “similar” to what he used the county’s evidence locker. said they hung around his Newspaper rack copies – $1 includes GA sales tax but “I can’t say for certain” it Among the 40 items placed shop during the visits. Newspaper dealer copies – $1 does not include GA sales tax was one of his. into the evidence locker The time of Whitmire’s Contact: viewing of Between witnesses, and were fuse cord and bottles visit became a key issue, [email protected] with the jury removed from labeled as containing black with Henry stating he the courtroom, Rickman powder, often used for muz- thought Whitmire left at Hours: Open Monday through Friday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Powell argued whether zle-loading guns, White said. noon or 12:30 p.m. The rob- ‘supermoon’ information that Whitmire, The evidence “you just bery took place at 11:10 a.m. Contacting Us: when arrested, was charged put into a locker and just that day and videotapes with possession of marijua- waited for further instruc- were placed into evidence Telephone: 706-778-4215 Fax: 706-778-4114 eclipse na and a Schedule II narcot- tions?” Powell asked. “It was which showed Whitmire Mail: Post OŽ ce Box 1555 ics could be presented to the not tested by the GBI?” and his stepdaughters at 2440 Old Athens Highway By KIMBERLY BROWN jury. White confi rmed Powell’s Wendy’s and Dollar General Cornelia, GA 30531 Rickman argued the state impression. in Helen around 2 p.m. Email: There will be a full-moon “was entitled to go into the Testimony heard Thurs- Rickman pounced on Newsroom: eclipse Sunday, which coin- circumstances of the arrest.” day, Sept. 24, included the time discrepancy, not- Christina Santee, news editor: [email protected] cides with a “supermoon,” Powell argued the charges Amanda Green, the lead ing Henry, during evidence Treva Bennett, copy editor: [email protected] and Tallulah Gorge State had not been presented for investigator in the robbery gathering had told a GBI Donald Fraser, senior sta” writer: [email protected] Park staff members have trial yet and the matter was case, formerly with the Cor- agent he thought Whitmire Kimberly Brown, sta” writer: [email protected] thought of a fun way to “being introduced for no oth- nelia Police Department. had left around 2 or 2:30 Katey Hennigan, sta” writer: [email protected] view it. er purpose than to defame After testifying about the p.m. that day of the bank the defendant.” investigation, Powell care- robbery. Sports: Beginning at 8:15 p.m., the park will hold the fi rst- Presenting the charges, fully questioned Green, in- “He’d be pushing it,” Hen- Will Hess: [email protected] ever Full Moon Eclipse So- as Rickman requested, cluding why, if he was a sus- ry admitted, if he left Towns cial. Visitors will enjoy a “would prejudice the defen- pect, Whitmire’s house was County at 12:30 p.m., went Advertising: fi re, with marshmallows, dant’s character” to the jury, not searched until May 11, to Demorest and picked up Karen Shea Weathers roasting sticks and bottled Powell said. 2014, the day he was arrest- his stepdaughters, then got [email protected] water, donated by Friends Rickman told Mountain ed. Powell also questioned to Helen around the 2 p.m. Tom Tucker of Tallulah Gorge State Judicial Circuit Superior the search taking place at time evidenced by the tapes. [email protected] Park. Court Judge Russell “Rusty” 2 a.m., when the house had As of Thursday after- Smith he would not bring no electricity and was con- noon, witnesses were in Circulation director: According to timeand- date.com, a supermoon is the matter up with the next sequently in the dark. “Was the process of being cross- Hilda Burke witness, but that the subject there some type of emergent examined. [email protected] a full moon at its closest point to Earth, also called could come up with later wit- situation that you needed Closing arguments came nesses, who were to provide to search the house at that after The Northeast Geor- Classifi ed advertising: perigee. This causes the moon to look larger than testimony on Whitmire’s time?” Powell asked. gian’s press deadline. The Ava Churchill, classi— ed advertising representative behalf and were with Whit- Powell noted that the jury is expected to deliver a [email protected] usual. During a supermoon eclipse, three events hap- mire just minutes prior to searched house was a wreck, verdict Friday, Sept. 25. pen at the same time: a full his arrest in Towns County. which was stated in the in- Visit The Northeast Geor- Legal advertising: moon; a total lunar eclipse, Instead of bringing up vestigative report, apparent- gian online at thenortheast- Vicki Vinson, legals clerk in which the moon passes the drug charges, “I’m just ly alluding to items poten- georgian.com for breaking [email protected] into the Earth’s shadow; going to go into the circum- tially having been removed news on this trial. and a lunar perigee. thenortheastgeorgian.com During Sunday’s event, viewers may see a “blood Saturday, October 3, 2015 Submitting Info: Saturday, October 5, 2013 moon,” in which the moon Saturday,10:00am-Sunset @ Rabun October County Civic Center 5 ,in Clayton,2013 GA glows a subtle reddish color e Northeast Georgian encourages readers to submit items of commu- 10:00am–6:00pmAdmission: $5 @ Adults, Rabun 5County & under Civic FREE, Center $25 Max in Clayton, Per Family GA nity interest to the newspaper for publication. 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5KBy CHRISTINA Lions’ SANTEE Color Pride Run, said $1,020 Color was Childers, Run a 19-year-old raises seven people who $1,020 just do- Most forwho participated Grace Ginny GateAllison, Grace raised for Grace Gate, a sophomore double major- nated.” finished the 5K, won by PC Gate clinic administrator, It’s safe to say a recent Christ-centered free medi- ing in sports marketing Childers described feed- cross-country athletes, in said she ran in support of charity running event, cal clinic serving Haber- and business management, back received as “posi- under 45 minutes. Childers Grace Gate. held last weekend on sham County. added around 100 people tive,” adding participants said prizes, donated by the Allison, 61, of Clarkes- the Demorest campus of “We were pretty happy participated, between do- appeared to have a good on-campus Barnes & Noble ville, finished the 5K in 40 Piedmont College, accom- with that,” he said. “That nors and actual runners. time throughout the on- bookstore, were raffled off minutes and 40 seconds. plished what event orga- was a pretty good bench- “We had 10 to 12 people campus course. afterward. “I was very pleased” nizers set out to do. mark, especially for orga- who signed up that weren’t “It went really well,” he “They were cool,” he with the turnout, she said. Alex Childers, organiz- nizing an event like that there” for various reasons, said. “I think most people said of the reusable water er of the 5K Lions’ Pride for the first time.” he said. “And we had six to definitely enjoyed it.” bottles and gift cards. See 5K, Page 5A

Water From Page 1A Eclipse other municipal water nectedness, a mission of From Page 2A suppliers. the former Habersham In September 2014, the County Water and Sew- as Earth’s sunset is project- city of Cornelia approved a erage Authority, was a ed onto the moon. water system interconnec- plan to make the county Locally, the total eclipse tion and emergency water “drought-resistant” by en- will start Sunday at 10:11 sales agreement with the suring the ability to trans- p.m. and last a little over an city of Demorest. While port water via pipeline hour. Unlike a solar eclipse, Cornelia is interconnect- between cities, a measure skywatchers can watch a ed with Mt. Airy and Bald- which also would have supermoon lunar eclipse win, the water flow is one- accommodated needs of directly, without special way between the cities and a city if its self-generated glasses or protection. Cornelia has no supple- water supply dried up. According to a Sept. 22 mental water source if its One authority plan in- Christian Science Monitor water plant experiences cluded installing a water article, the last supermoon a problem, City Manager line “backbone” north to eclipse occurred in 1982, Donald Anderson said. south in the county to en- and the next won’t occur Despite the year-old agree- hance interconnectedness until 2033. Only five super- ment, at this time Demor- options and tie the new moon eclipses happened est cannot receive water line into the existing 16- throughout the entire 20th from Cornelia. inch water main coming century. “The infrastructure from the city of Toccoa. TGSP Assistant Manag- is not in place,” Ander- The water artery could er Jessica Weems said, dur- son said Sept. 18. Demor- also help ensure commer- ing the Full Moon Eclipse est and Cornelia have cial sector growth in the Social, Interpretive Ranger KATEY HENNIGAN/Staff similarly-sized waterlines south of the county, espe- West Malenke will talk “a SWEET BREADS NOW OPEN IN DOWNTOWN close together in the vicin- cially the state Route 365 little bit about astronomy,” ity of Historic Highway corridor because of the but also about the park and DEMOREST 441, Cannon Bridge Road water supply. The plan was special events. and Old Athens Highway, scotched and the county, Weems said she expects The popular and former Clarkesville restaurant Sweet Breads Cafe has reopened in its new but no interconnection in an effort to prove it was it to be a great evening at location, situated on Georgia Street in downtown Demorest across from Demorest City Hall. work has taken place. not interested in compet- TGSP, for those who can Sweet Breads, 579 Georgia St., had remained closed since March 2014, when the restaurant “In fact I brought it up ing with cities selling wa- come on a school night. in talks I was having with ter, ended up giving its “I think it’ll be fun,” she – formerly located on East Waters Street – was destroyed by a fire, the cause of which remains Demorest’s city manager water pipeline infrastruc- said. “It’s going to be a so- undetermined. The Southern-style eatery opened to the public Wednesday, Sept. 23, and now on another subject just the ture and Bear Gap Road cial time, where we hang serves the community a variety of all-natural, fresh dishes from 7 a.m.-8 p.m. Monday and other day,” Anderson said. water tank to the city of out and watch the eclipse He estimated inter- Demorest. happen.” Wednesday-Sunday. For the time being, the restaurant will be closed Tuesdays. connection costs around The Habersham Arch- Blankets, chairs and a $6,000 for each city, mostly way Partnership is cur- camera are recommended. from the cost of meters. rently working with the Weems said anyone with a The meters would mea- University of Georgia’s telescope should consider Unemployment dropping locally, sure flow from one city to Carl Vinson Institute of bringing it. For details, call the other in the event of a Government in preparing 706-754-7981. emergency purchase. Cor- a water and sewer assess- nelia has a permit to pro- ment study for Habersham across Georgia, officials say duce 4 million gallons dai- County. ly and has approximately One intended purpose WHAT DOES THE 1.5 million gallons of ex- of the initial proposed First time Georgia’s gust 2014, there were 529 rippling across the state. cess production capacity study, conducted by the BIBLE SAY people filing unemploy- The Georgia Depart- available. University of Georgia’s …about the unemployment rate ment benefits claims, an ment of Labor (GDOL) an- Cornelia was staring Carl Vinson Institute of approximately 50-percent nounced Sept. 17 that the down the gun barrel re- Government, is to explore suffering of Jesus? drops below 6 per- drop. state saw a seasonally ad- cently, with concern its options related to poten- The Gainesville Metro justed unemployment rate water supplies were dry- tial cooperation in munici- Judas, one whom Jesus called cent since May 2008 Statistical Area includes of 5.9 percent for August. ing up because of lack pal water withdrawal. “Friend,” betrayed Him, and “all all of Hall County. The rate drops from the 6 of rain. An emergency Part of the CVIOG mis- the disciples forsook Him and With the coming of au- In the Georgia Moun- percent seen in July. Un- dredging of the area sion is examining the legal tumn, leaves are falling tains Regional Commis- employment was at 7.1 per- around its reservoir water authority and governance fled” (Matthew 26:47-56). In His and so, too, is the unem- sion, 1,218 people were cent in August 2014. intake was called off at the structure of existing wa- unlawful trial, “they all condemned added to the list of those “This is the first time ployment rate. last minute because a rain ter/sewer authorities and Him to be deserving of death,” and There were 184 Haber- newly unemployed, a drop Georgia’s unemployment storm did finally arrive, similar bodies in order to sham residents who filed compared to the 1,466 seek- rate has dropped below 6 giving the city a short re- evaluate their potential as “some began to spit on Him, and for unemployment insur- ing jobless benefits in July. percent since May 2008,” prieve. vehicles for intergovern- to blindfold Him, and to beat Him” ance benefits in August, For the same timeframe Mark Butler, labor com- Water system intercon- mental collaboration. down from the 218 claims a year ago in August 2014, missioner, stated in the (Mark 14:56-65). Pilate scourged filed in July. For the same 1,573 people filed new Sept. 17 press release. “The Him, “and the soldiers twisted a August timeframe a year claims for unemployment rate declined as our em- crown of thorns and put it on His ago, there were 218 Haber- assistance. ployers laid off the fewest sham residents filing for The Georgia Moun- workers for any month in Clarkesville head, and they put on Him a purple assistance. tains Regional Commis- more than 15 years and robe” before mocking and hitting In the Gainesville Met- sion includes, in addition continued to create jobs.” Him (John 19:1-3). They cruci- ropolitan Statistical Area, to Habersham and Hall GDOL reported the First United the nearest statistical area counties, Banks, Dawson, number of initial claims fied Him with two thieves, who also to Habersham, there were Forsyth, Franklin, Hart, for unemployment insur- Methodist reviled Him, and He suffered many 294 new claims filed for Lumpkin, Rabun, Ste- ance declined by 9,152 (25.8 other things besides (Mark 15:25- jobless assistance, down phens, Towns, Union and percent) to 26,335 in Au- Church from 429 new claims filed White. gust, the fewest number of Kevin and Miriam Smith 32). Paul summarizes the entire in July. A year apparently But the dip in the unem- new claims filed since the Members since 2013 gospel by saying “that Christ died made a difference. In Au- ployment rate seems to be 25,014 seen in May 2000. “We have never experienced God’s love like we for our sins, [ ... ]that he was bur- have through the faith community, family ied, and that he rose again the third atmosphere, and the opportunities to serve at day” (1 Corinthians 15:3-4). He Caudell From Page 1A CFUMC.” suffered to bear our punishment. will arrive in Texas with four days to Caudell hopes to attend the Georgia 1087 Washington St. prepare for the bowl, but are given music Institute of Technology or Southern Poly- 706-754-2677 Habersham church of Christ and marching coordinates around mid- technic State University and later enlist 706-778-7840 092515-193820

clarkesvillefirstumc.org 092515-195350 October. in the Army Corps of Engineers. Accep- “I’ll be sent this pad, like a Dance tance into the All-American Band, as well Dance Revolution mat with arrows on it,” as the military background of his fam- Caudell said. “I can plug it into my com- ily, only furthers Caudell’s “respect for puter and it will show the steps I have to America and … [his] personal connection follow on the field.” to it,” he said. NOTICE OF Come Jan. 9, 2016, Caudell will ex- Caudell’s selection will be recognized change a familiar Raider Stadium for the at a U.S. All-American Tour Event held PROPERTY TAX INCREASE Alamodome, full of active-duty personnel at HCHS and broadcast to students at 2:30 and military veterans. p.m. Friday, Oct. 2. A team of military rep- “I’m performing at a game for men and resentatives will present Caudell with his e City of Cornelia has tentatively adopted a millage rate which women who give their lives every day for official All-American Band jacket as the will require an increase in property taxes by 1.17%. my freedom – it’s a gigantic responsibili- Band of Blue plays the HCHS fight song. ty,” he said. “I want to do all I can for them Caudell is the son of Doug and Donna even though I have very little to give.” Caudell. All concerned citizens are invited to the public hearing on this tax increase to be held at the Municipal Building, 156 Foreacre Street, Cornelia, GA on Tuesday, October 6th, 2015 at 7:00 PM. Additional Public Hearings on this proposed tax increase will be held on Tuesday, October 20th, 2015 at 9:30 AM and October 27th, 2015 at 12 Noon in the Municipal Building, 156 Foreacre Street, Cornelia, GA. is tentative increase will result in a millage rate of 8.5 mills, an increase of 1.17% mills. Without this tentative tax increase, the millage rate will be no more than 8.402 mills. e proposed tax increase for a home with a fair market value of $75,000 is approxi- mately $.74 (Cents). e proposed tax increase for nonhomestead property with a fair market value of $225,000 is approximately $22.05. e millage rate is the same as 2014, but due to the Ina- tionary Increase for properties listed inside the City limits of Cor- nelia the Rollback computation reects this as a 1.17% increase. 092515-196586 092515-196204 A4

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DONALD FRASER/Staff A mannequin from the Standard Telephone Museum sits at a desk among other historic artifi acts in storage in the city of Cornelia-owned former bank building downtown. The artifacts had to be stored when the Habersham County Historical Soci- ety sold its building on Main Street in Cornelia. Habersham Historical Society being ignored he Habersham County Historical Soci- ety, forced by increasing building main- Ttenance expenses and declining revenue, Bargains sometimes come in boxes fi nally sold its historic Ivie Building on Main Street in Cornelia at the end of July. Since then, the society’s artifacts have been too heavy for Santa’s reindeer essentially homeless. Currently, these weath- y wife had a What before our bathroom lations cards, graduation surprise for me my wondering scales just to cards, thinking-of-you er-sensitive items are being stored in a build- Mwhen she got back eyes should ap- see. cards, blank cards. We ing that’s not climate-controlled. from the salvage store the pear but boxes Johnnie, by have cards for campers, That situation would probably roll along other day. too heavy for the way, is a retirees and colleagues, “You might want to Santa’s reindeer. friend who lives plus for friends moving until someone discovers a need for an object come look in the trunk,” Should I ask in the Northeast away, friends moving the community owns. she said. She wore that what the boxes Georgia moun- back, friends traveling Then the lamenta- sheepish grin I’ve seen contain? After tains. She never and friends expecting tions and wails will Our opinion so many times after she all, there were forgets a birth- babies. You name it, we discovered a bargain too four Home Depot day, an anni- have it. rise, wondering just good to pass up. boxes, each big versary, Christ- And we have a new how these valuable objects are no longer a part This lady is not a enough to hold Phil mas, Easter or game at our house when of Habersham County and a part of its heri- spendthrift. She will go two circular Thanksgiving. the kids and grandkids without her morning bowl saws, and four Hudgins We have other come home. Instead of tage. Regrets are all too easily produced. of Cheerios for days – un- M&M boxes, friends – Jan playing Scrabble, we can Historical Society artifacts, especially the til they go on sale. In fact, each big enough and Richard and now read and sort cards. impressive Standard Telephone Museum, need practically everything to hold, oh, I don’t know, Ann and Harris – who Our younger daughter that enters our house is maybe 100,000 M&M’s. never miss a chance calls it a greeting card a permanent home. A solution may not be easy bought on sale. (Thank- Then she broke the to send a card to their sweat shop. Oh, well, it’s to fi nd, but doing nothing is unacceptable. fully, she does look for news. “You see,” she said, friends. sort of fun. Gets you in Helping the Habersham County Histori- expiration dates on food.) “I was going to buy just Well, folks, we have the spirit of whatever oc- cal Society fi nd a new home for display of its But, as I indicated, she one box for Johnnie, but our card-loving friends casion is coming up. likes bargains, and she the lady wanted $5, and covered. We are now the So may I be the fi rst collection could be considered by Habersham likes to help people. And I thought that was too proud owners of hun- to wish you a Happy County commissioners. The commission is em- that can be an interesting much. And then she said dreds of greeting cards, Thanksgiving, a Merry barking on a space-needs study to determine combination. she would sell me all cards for special occa- Christmas and a prosper- With that in mind, I eight boxes for $25. That sions and cards for no oc- ous New Year. And safe whether or not to renovate the former court- watched expectantly as was a bargain. The lady casion at all. Need to wish travels. house, or tear it down to build a new adminis- she popped the boot of said she was tired of mov- someone a happy birth- Phil Hudgins is se- tration building. her car, which, by the ing all those boxes.” day, Christmas, Father’s nior editor for Commu- way, has a big boot. But I could understand Day, Mother’s Day, Grand- nity Newspapers Inc. in Similarly, Habersham Archway Partnership it couldn’t hold all of her why. One of the Home parents’ Day, anniversary Athens. Email him at remains a primary resource for investigat- bargain. Some of it was in Depot boxes weighs 29 or Halloween? We have phudgins@cninewspa- ing and helping produce solutions to county/ the back seat. pounds. I weighed it on get-well cards, congratu- pers.com. municipal government’s and residents’ current and future needs. Developing a solution in fi nding a space to display the historical society’s valuable arti- United Way makes difference in Habersham facts should be a priority for the community. Should this be a project for Archway? Billy Boyd teaches my federal program, Extra money on a a dozen times, I decided Sunday School class. He’s each local agency budget with four I better fi gure it out ex- compassionate and funny chooses what to kids who always actly. And I better share and has a Santa Claus fund, so the do- need something it with you and hope you What’s your view? beard. I’m trying to con- nated dollars stay disappears quick- share it with those who vince him to dress up for in the community ly. Which is why can give and those who our Christmas party and from which they Fun Fest is meant can receive. We’d like to know entertain the children. He came. I also knew to be affordable. So I hunted down Billy The Northeast Georgian welcomes all letters to the editor from just might because Billy if I had a dona- A fl at $5 armband Boyd and we chatted in its readers. Deadlines are 5 p.m. Friday for the midweek edition; 8 is the kind of man who tion taken from for each of us was Sunday School the next a.m. Wednesday for the weekend edition. All writers are expected puts others long before my paycheck access to every- morning when he was to follow our letters policy: himself. each month when thing except food. running on about three As former director of I worked in the Lindsey Can’t believe I hours rest. What does • Letters should be exclusive to The Northeast Georgian; Habitat for Humanity school system, I’d never realized United Way do? • Letters must include the writer’s full name, street address and here in Habersham, he get a jeans day. Brackett that before! It provides for our com- a daytime telephone number for verifi cation. Writer’s name and mobilized our class and Doesn’t take a lot But so many munity. city of residence will be published – names cannot be withheld; so many others to clear to make a teacher of you did. You United Way funds 25 • Each letter must be an original – no photocopies; lots and build houses for happy. But beyond that, I came and you paid your different agencies – from • Letters should be 350 words or fewer; those in need. Last year, didn’t have a lot of knowl- $5 at the table I manned Homework Centers in the • Only one letter per writer allowed in any 30-day period; he became executive edge regarding exactly by the aquatic center’s schools to Victory Home • We do not publish poems, excerpts from other publications or director of United Way, what United Way does. front door. Then you for drug rehabilitation. lengthy submissions of Scripture; though he’ll tell you it’s Then, a few weeks ago, asked – “Now where does Ninety-nine cents of every • Letters endorsing or criticizing a business will not be pub- hard work fi lling Bonnie I said yes to the email this money go?” United dollar given stays right Loffredo’s shoes – even plea for Family Fun Fest Way, I’d say, gathering here in this community. lished; though her feet are small. volunteers. My family had all those little tabs from When you give to United • All letters are subject to editing for grammar, clarity and ap- I’ve always had a vague never fun-fested. Mostly the sticky ends of paper Way, you are supporting propriate content. Publication of any letter is the sole discretion of understanding of United because I had the mis- bracelets. “Yeah, but what disabled, delayed, abused, The Northeast Georgian. Way. I knew the agency understanding that we’d does United Way do?,” homeless and hungry funded a lot of great pro- pay a fee to get in and you’d persist. children. You are sup- grams and, though it is then (you know, like the After fumbling nestled under the larger fair) buy tickets for rides. through this answer over See Brackett, Page 5A The Northeast Georgian Our Mission The Northeast Georgian is published with pride for the people of Habersham and adjoining counties by Community Newspapers Inc., Athens. We believe that strong newspapers build strong com- ETTERS TO THE EDITOR munities – “Newspapers get things done!” L lenging world. Our primary goal is to publish distinguished and C’mon, folks, when you’re young, you know you’re go- ToHave editor: every con dence in kids of today ing to be young forever. profitable community-oriented newspapers. Having just read the letter written by Mr. John Jones, I have every confi dence that the kids of today are This mission will be accomplished through the team- I thought he was writing about my schools friends and growing up smarter, brighter and just as curious as we work of professionals dedicated to truth, integrity, loy- me. But then I realized I’m 81 years old and school is just were 70-80 years ago. Think of what the last couple of alty, quality and hard work. a memory (a happy one). generations have found, invented and started. Yet, it’s the same lecture I heard from my father: “You They can’t muck it up as we have. Tom Wood, Chairman look like a bum.” “Don’t wear ripped jeans.” “Change Leon Lann Dink NeSmith, President your shirt,” and etc., etc. Despite it all, I made it through high school and six years of college and live in a chal- Clarkesville A5 Friday, September 25, 2015 The Northeast Georgian 5A HC Historical Society artifacts still in storage Future display prospects remain unclear

By DONALD FRASER ing maintenance expenses and decreasing income over Close to two months out, the years, decided to sell the the Habersham County building in October 2013. Historical Society is still The society does not groping with finding a new have a specific timeframe home for its historic arti- for resolving the storage facts. status, Brown said. He Currently, the pieces was out of town for several – including the Standard weeks when the Ivie Build- Telephone Museum – are ing sold, thus was not in the stashed in the city of Corne- loop for society/city storage lia-owned former Commu- discussion and conditions, nity Bank & Trust building Brown said. on the corner of Main Street “We have kind of con- and extends between Irvin cluded we will walk along and Hodges streets. through winter,” Brown The interior of the for- said, because the lower hu- mer bank building has midity levels mean poten- been extensively stripped tially less damage to the as the city commission pon- stored items. “Come spring, JANA ANSLEI PHOTOGRAPHY/Special ders just what to do with the when there is more humid Shown are Audrey, Grant and Ella Chambers of Habersham County in a photograph which won a spot in the annual National building. There is no heat- weather, we will probably Down Syndrome Society presentation in Times Square, New York City, Saturday, Sept. 19. The presentation featured about 450 ing or air conditioning so be a little more concerned.” there is no climate control. Brown said he has had children, teens and adults with Down syndrome, and helped kick off the annual Buddy Walk. “We don’t have any pros- some discussion with Pied- pects for display” of the mont College about display- artifacts,” said Ed Brown, ing artifacts, but the talks president of the historical “didn’t generate much in- society. terest. The society called the While the historic train Chambers featured in Times Square historic Ivie Building on depot in Cornelia is being Main Street home until the renovated, it appears it will Photograph wins spot in annual National Down Syndrome Society presentation building was sold in July, be entirely dedicated to dis- prompting relocation of the playing railroad artifacts. said. “Ella is a very special, loving child. She knows how By KIMBERLY BROWN artifacts and society’s meet- Habersham County gov- to brighten a room with her smile and hugs.” ing location. It now meets ernment does not have suf- In her classroom, Ella completes many of the daily For the second time in her young life, Ella Chambers, at the Cornelia Library, on ficient climate controlled routines and activities, including reading, class discus- 7, and her siblings, Audrey, 5, and Grant, 3, have received Main Street. space for display purposes, sions and seat work activities. a unique honor: through a contest, a photograph of them The historical society Habersham County Com- “Ella is an oral learner, which many young children was featured in the annual National Down Syndrome bought the Ivie Building in mission Chairwoman An- are,” Lomax said. “Therefore, many of her assignments Society (NDSS) presentation in Times Square, New York 1998, but faced with mount- drea Harper said in July. City, to kick off Down Syndrome Awareness Month in are modified for oral learning, meaning she completes October and the 21st annual Buddy Walk in New York. many assignments orally. She does complete them, how- The presentation was shown Sept. 19 on the Times ever, just like her classmates.” Square digital billboard, and featured photographs of Lomax said Ella’s “amazing memory” aids her in the about 450 children, teens and adults with Down syn- classroom by helping her remember things told to her drome, “reminding the world in a very big way about the and in her ability to respond to others. contributions and milestones of people with Down syn- “She also has a vivid imagination, like many chil- drome,” according to a NDSS press release. dren, which allows her to often make light of a dull situa- The purpose of the presentation is to “promote the tion,” Lomax said. “Ella has an awesome sense of humor. value, acceptance and inclusion of people with Down syn- She often finds hidden humor that others may not under- drome, which is the mission of NDSS,” the release states. stand.” The Chambers siblings are the children of Chad and Lomax said Ella “has a kind spirit.” Renee Chambers, both 41, of Habersham County. They “She just knows when you need a hug or smile,” Lo- are the grandchildren of Ronnie and Dolores Lovell of max said. “She is happy, loves life and everything around Batesville and Larry and Lakeeta Chambers of Demor- her. Ella has a special place in everyone’s heart that she est. Renee Chambers is a respiratory therapist in the meets.” neonatal intensive care unit at Northeast Georgia Medi- There are always challenges to raising three young cal Center, and Chad Chambers is a law enforcement of- children. Renee Chambers said, like “typical brothers ficer for the Department of Natural Resources and is the and sisters,” her children “fight like cats and dogs” some- DONALD FRASER/Staff Habersham County conservation ranger. times. Weather-sensitive items remain in the city of Cornelia’s The winning photograph of the Chambers children “Ella is extremely stubborn, just like any other 7-year- downtown inside a building that is not climate-controlled. The was taken by Jana Tanksley of Cornelia-based Jana An- old, in what she wants to do and doesn’t want to do,” slei Photography. The Chambers family, and Tanklsey, Chambers said. “There’s challenges, but there are also Habersham County Historical Society has been unable to find also won last year, and Renee Chambers is proud, and things I see that are strengths.” them a permanent home. somewhat awed, with two wins in a row. One of those strengths is that Ella and her sister, Au- Chambers said her family has not been able to travel drey, have competitions with reading flash cards. to New York to see the presentation firsthand, but she “Ella loves it because she knows more words than her hopes to if there are additional wins in the future. sister right now,” Chambers said. “This is something that’s usually once in a lifetime, Ella can play ball “like nobody’s business,” her moth- NEED BRAKES? CALL US! I would think,” she said. “The fact that we won twice is er said. She’s taking dance at Premier Dance Academy just crazy. Looking at the photos, you don’t see a lot of in Cornelia, and has advanced to the next level because repeats.” of her skill. Ella Chambers is in first grade at Hazel Grove Elemen- Chambers said Ella receives a lot of speech and oc- CAP’N AUTO SERVICE tary School, where Audrey Chambers attends kindergar- cupational therapy, and because of that, she’ll likely be 122 Ellison St., Clarkesville, GA 30523 ten. Grant Chambers attends Demorest Baptist Church independent as an adult. 706-754-6283 Preschool. “Early intervention we have today, versus 10 or 15 PARTS Ella’s first-grade teacher at Hazel Grove, Becky Lo- years ago, is tremendous,” Chambers said. 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The following is a list of names entered into the book- ing computer at the Habersham County Detention Center for Sept. 21-23, 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. • Andrew Vincent Alberti, 18, Johns Creek, theft by shoplifting, possession of alcohol by a minor (Cornelia Police Department); • Brandon Daniel Baker, 25, Demorest, probation violation; • Ramsey Edward Bentley, 31, Clarkesville, battery under the Family Violence Act (FVA); • Clyde Richard Bond, 25, Clarkesville, simple battery; • Rhonda Sharon Bond, 53, Clarkesville, battery under the FVA; • James Porter Brunner, 17, Mt. Airy, theft by shoplifting (Cornelia P.D.); • Douglas Waylon Davis, 34, Clarkesville, possession of methamphetamine, possession of marijuana less than an ounce, possession of drug-related ob- jects, distribution of marijuana, bondsman off bond; • Kevin Olaf Eliasson, 34, Mt. Airy, battery, cruelty to children in DONALD FRASER/Staff the third degree; The mother of a fallen soldier and co-owner of Fritchey’s Gardens, pictured above at 6088 state Route 17 N. in Clarkesville, is asking that an American flag • William Tyrone Humphrey, donated in honor of her child and father-in-law, who also served in the military, be returned to the place it was stolen from, the pole to the right, earlier this week. 35, Toccoa, public intoxication – Cornelia city ordinance (Cornelia P.D.); • Santiago Matias, 22, Corne- lia, probation violation, contempt of court – child support, bonds- Mother of fallen soldier pleads for return of man off bond; • Cary Paris Rose, 52, De- morest, contempt of court; • Steven J. Vail, 39, Cornelia, stolen American ag erected in his memory contempt of court. By CHRISTINA SANTEE prior to Fourth of July. long as an hour. Fritchey’s Gardens has remained family- Fritchey added the farmers market became A mother of a fallen soldier is heartbroken owned for the last 34 years, and provides to the the perfect place to display the flag, which Incident after she says an American flag donated to her community a selection of fresh fruits and veg- could be seen miles down the road. by a family friend in honor of her son and fa- etables, jams and jellies, honey, flowers, etc. “After losing a son in Iraq, I’m hypersen- reports ther-in-law was recently stolen from her fam- Fritchey said the man who donated the sitive about flags and how they’re taken care ily’s Clarkesville business. flag, John Hester, had been a loyal customer of,” she said. “I’m heartbroken that someone The following are recent Nancy Fritchey, co-owner of Fritchey’s for years and grew up with her father-in-law, would steal it. It’s not like it’s a secret that John. we’re the family of a fallen solider, and flags incident reports filed by local law Gardens, said the 8-foot by 10-foot flag was given to her and her family in memory of her “I was very honored,” she said of receiving are very important to us.” enforcement agencies. son, Jason Harkins, and father-in-law, John the flag. “He (Hester) gave the flag to me per- Fritchey said it was her husband who first Habersham County Fritchey. Both men, she said, served in the sonally to put at our home, but it was so large, told her the flag had been stolen. Sheriff’s Office U.S. military. Fritchey, 50, said Harkins died it needed to be mounted in a high place.” “He said, ‘The flag’s been stolen, baby.’ He in combat May 6, 2007, while in Iraq. He was So, Fritchey said Hester made that happen, knew I would be upset about that,” she said. Burglary 25. In his early 80s, Fritchey’s father-in-law, a securing the flag 30 feet from the ground with Fritchey said she has “no idea” who stole Sept. 18 Korean war veteran, died a year ago, Sept. 23, an adjustable rope, so the banner could be low- it, but that she just wants the flag – a quiet • An Alto man reported a 2014. ered, if needed. reminder of her son, father-in-law and family woman entered his house and However, Fritchey said the flag donated in But in a tragic turn of events, Hester was friend – returned. stole a backpack blower, valued their memory, which she said brought joy and killed sometime last weekend when he was “That would be nice. That would be real at $500, and a cellphone char- comfort to the family in times of heartache, crushed to death by a vehicle at his summer nice,” she said. My son, “he stood for what ger, valued at $40. was stolen from outside the business some- home in Clarkesville. The news of Hester’s this flag stands for. He died for what this flag time overnight prior to 9 a.m. Sept. 22. death has saddened the Fritchey family even stands for.” “One of our customers had donated it and more, knowing they’ve lost both a tangible Should the flag be returned, Fritchey said Baldwin Police he had a … pole brought out to mount it on,” memory of their loved ones and a close family no questions will be asked. Department she said. “They had gone to a great extent to friend. “They can just return it when no one’s put it up in honor of my son and father-in-law.” “He (Hester) was so proud of it,” Fritchey there, just like they took it when no one was Miscellaneous Fritchey, of Cleveland, said the family had said of the flag. “Anybody that was in his fam- there,” she said. Sept. 14 decided to display the flag at Fritchey’s Gar- ily that was in that area, he would bring by Anyone with information regarding the • A dispute between neigh- dens, 6033 state Route 17 N., where it had re- to see it. [Sometimes], he would sit there and flag’s whereabouts can call Fritchey at 706- bors was reported to police. mained since it was mounted earlier this year, have lunch by the flag,” sitting near it for as 768-8033. DQ Grill & Chill burglarized same week as burglary two years prior

By CHRISTINA SANTEE 365, after morning-shift employees dis- “It (burglary) could have happened ing masks and gloves. covered around 4:37 a.m. Sept. 18 the res- from closing time [the night prior] to The SR 365 DQ was last targeted near- Police are seeking information that taurant had been burglarized. sometime after midnight,” he said. ly two years to the day – Sept. 15-16, 2013 – may lead them to masked suspects in- Nichols said the suspects forced en- Nichols said approximately $3,500 when the burglar(s) made entry through volved in an overnight burglary of a try into the restaurant through the back was stolen, and an unspecified amount of the restaurant’s drive-thru window and Baldwin fast-food restaurant. door, then ran into an office where a safe damage caused to the restaurant’s back took an unspecified amount of cash. Baldwin Police Chief Chad Nichols was broken into and wires to the busi- door and security equipment. Those with information regarding the confirmed police were dispatched to DQ ness’ security cameras and computer The suspects placed at the scene by se- burglary are urged to call the Baldwin Grill & Chill, located at 3399 state Route were cut. curity cameras, Nichols said, were wear- Police Department, 706-776-5256.

Habersham County E-911 Family Fun Festival set Oct. 22 ‘Walk a Mile in Her Shoes’ The 9th annual Habersham County E-911 Children’s Fun Festival is planned for 5-8 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 22, at the Habersham County Fairgrounds, Clarkesville. Hosted by the Habersham County E-911 Center, the festival is free and open to the public, giving the community an opportunity to interact with members of local public safety departments. The festival will feature clowns and mascots, safety demon- event to raise awareness strations, face-painting, hayrides, a petting zoo, trunk-or-treating and more. Attendees are encouraged to wear their Halloween costumes and bring a camera to capture the memories. All public safety agencies, community sponsors and organizations are invited to attend and for domestic violence issue encouraged to participate. For more information, call Jennifer Moulder, 706-778-3911, or visit Habersham County E-911’s Facebook page. Fourth annual walk to step o Oct. 10 Celebrating Our 1 Year Anniversary By KATEY HENNIGAN historic Cornelia Depot, where the city’s annual Big October 1st thru 3rd As part of Domestic Vio- Red Apple Festival will be lence Awareness month, in full swing. Custom Designs Circle of Hope (COH) will Prior to the walk, con- hold its fourth annual tests will be held at 9:30 and Repairs “Walk a Mile in Her Shoes” a.m. Contest categories event at 10 a.m. Saturday, will include “Hairiest DESIGNER Oct. 10, in Cornelia. legs,” “Sexiest legs” and COH is a domestic vio- “Best cat walk strut.” Par- HANS lence shelter that provides ticipants are encouraged ALLWICHER 24-hour support and crisis to arrive early. Experienced intervention services for “I encourage entire Goldsmith victims and their children, communities and families and assists in implement- to be involved in order to ing plans for their safety. bring awareness to an is- This event is a nation- sue people don’t like to talk Come by and Register to Win a wide event where thou- about, and that is domestic sands of men (women and violence,” Swing said. $100 GIFT CERTIFICATE children, too) put on a pair The event is free and and of lady’s shoes as a symbol- open to the public. Ladies OBAKU Watch Winners will be ic gesture to walk in union Those who register on- (A $200 Value) notifi ed. with women. line through Oct. 8 will receive a free T-shirt. On Dr. York is back! “Men are encouraged LAY-A-WAY WE BUY to walk in high-heeled the day of the walk, shirts AVAILABLE GOLD shoes,” said April Swing, remaining will be distrib- DIAMOND Call 706.778.2815 to schedule COH community aware- uted on a first come, first CERTIFIED ness coordinator. “We do served basis. Day-of regis- your appointment today! have heels that you can tration begins at 9 a.m. at borrow.” the church, located at 175 We will 386 Hwy 441 Bypass • Baldwin, Georgia Participants will make Pine St. THE ART OF FINE JEWELRY inspect, clean their way from First Pres- To register or for more 186 Cannon Bridge Road, Cornelia and polish Monday, Wednesday, Thursday 8:30am - 5:30pm byterian Church, Cor- information, visit gacir- your cherished ring for only nelia, to the downtown cleofhope.org. 706-894-1288 $15 Tuesday, Friday 8:30am - 12:00pm 193238 A7 Friday, September 25, 2015 The Northeast Georgian 7A HMC competes in national Pink Glove Dance competition Habersham Medical was very eager to partici- Center (HMC) employees pate because we wanted are hoping their breast to honor local breast can- cancer awareness video cer survivors, including will win first place in the our own. We have several national Pink Glove Dance employees who are breast video competition. cancer survivors, and at “To participate, health least one currently under- care organizations had to going breast cancer treat- submit a 90-second video of ment. Some volunteered employees dancing while to participate and are wearing pink gloves, and featured in our video. We you had to feature at least wanted to show them our one community organiza- love and support and let tion dancing in the video them know that we are all Submitted as well,” said April James, in the fight against breast director of business de- cancer together.” Habersham Medical Center employees, with some help from community partners, recently competed in a national Pink Glove velopment. “HMC had not The video was a lot of Dance viceo competition. just one but several com- fun to produce, with par- munity partners, includ- ticipants dancing to the this song, we came up with safety professionals was sional and patient through- competition in 2009 and ing Habersham EMS, the popular Bruno Mars song a theme for our video – Ex- contagious and showed a out the videotaping as we thousands of health care Habersham County Sher- “Uptown Funk.” tinguish Breast Cancer. lot of community pride.” had to work around de- organizations participate iff’s Office, North Georgia “It was a surprising And, we were very excited The video was produced partment schedules and annually to raise aware- Medical Transport, the song choice but made the when local fire depart- by a recent graduate of availability,” James said. ness and funds for breast Demorest Fire Depart- video upbeat and more ments and other public Piedmont College, KJ Mc- The video project is part cancer research. ment and the Habersham interesting,” James said. safety personnel partici- Coy of Athens, who donat- of the breast cancer aware- The top three videos County Fire Department.” “We only had a few songs pated in the videotaping to ed his time and talent to ness initiative by Medline, in each category will win “More than 75 HMC to select from as part of add to our theme. The en- produce the project. a national provider of med- cash prizes for their favor- employees participated,” the video rules and guide- thusiasm displayed by our “KJ was great to work ical products. Medline cre- ite breast cancer organiza- James said. “Our team lines. Using lyrics from medical team and public with. He was very profes- ated the Pink Glove Dance tion. Baldwin moves forward with farmer market plans

By CHRISTINA SANTEE city hall that was built in 1940 with the jail, renovate The city of Baldwin is it and use it for meeting moving forward with plans rooms and classrooms to to build its own downtown accommodate any classes farmers market. that need to be done dealing In yet another step for- with canning or preserving, ward, the Baldwin City anything like that,” he said. Council entered earlier this Then we’ll “open it up to our month at its Sept. 14 regular Girl Scouts and Boy Scouts meeting an agreement with who want a meeting place the Georgia Mountains Re- here in Baldwin.” gional Commission (GMRC) Looking ahead, Neace to prepare a pre-application said the council has not yet in connection with the Ap- nailed down the farmers palachian Regional Com- market’s intended days of mission (ARC) Grant Pro- operation. gram. “We know we want to do In a post-meeting inter- at least two days, Monday view, Mayor Jerry Neace and Friday,” he said. “Ev- told The Northeast Geor- erybody else does Satur- gian that, if awarded grant days. We want to do it dur- funds, the city could receive ing the week.” Submitted as much as $150,000 toward The city also remains in The planned Baldwin Farmers Market will be located at the former Wilbanks Garage, near the corner of Airport Road and the construction of a farm- the process of determining ers market, planned across what times of day the mar- Willingham Avenue. City officials say they hope to obtain grant funds that will allow them to tear down the garage and construct from Baldwin City Hall at ket will be held. new market facilities. the former Wilbanks Ga- “We’ve discussed morn- rage. ing more,” he said. “I would their support of the planned “Not sure how much like one morning and one farmers market, includ- we’ll be given,” he said. “I afternoon.” ing the Habersham County was told that the cap, they Neace said discussion of Chamber of Commerce, think, is $150,000. It’s a one- possible entry fees for ven- Habersham County Exten- time grant.” dors is also ongoing. sion office, District 10 State The GMRC will immedi- “Probably, it would be Rep. Terry Rogers, District ately initiate the prepara- very minimal though if we 28 State Rep. Dan Gasaway, tion of the ARC application do it that way,” he said. numerous farmers and resi- for submittal, and at no cost At this time, Neace said dents. to the city. vendors participating in the “We have it moving for- Neace said it is the city’s market will likely be limit- ward,” he said. “And there hope that the farmers mar- ed to selling produce, fruits seems to be a lot of interest ket, once up and running, and vegetables only. in this area.” will draw interest from “Right now, it would be Neace said the city hopes Habersham, Banks and limited to produce,” he said. to know more come Janu- White counties in the down- “But we have discussed, ary 2016. “We have a lot of town area. once a quarter, to allow art- ideas,” he said. “We don’t “We’re going to try and work” and other items. have anything set in stone tear down the Wilbanks Neace said several indi- yet, but we hope to get Garage and then open that viduals and organizations things moving right along area up, renovate the old have already expressed in the next year.” Food service inspection scores

Fourth Quarter Bar and Grill Duncan Square Cafe & Yogurt Shoppe 1435 Washington St., Clarkesville 327-A Monroe St., Clarkesville Last Inspection: Sept. 10, 2015 Score: 100 Grade: A Last Inspection: Aug. 26, 2015 Score: 100 Grade: A

Hilliard A. Wilbanks Middle School The Orchard Golf & Country Club 3115 Demorest-Mt. Airy Hwy., Demorest 1057 Orchard Drive, Clarkesville Last Inspection: Sept. 10, 2015 Score: 100 Grade: A Last Inspection: Aug. 19, 2015 Score: 91 Grade: A

Demorest Elementary School Midtown Grill 3116 Demorest-Mt. Airy Hwy., Demorest 700 Historic Highway 441, Suite 1, Cornelia Last Inspection: Sept. 10, 2015 Score: 100 Grade: A Last Inspection: Aug. 20, 2015 Score: 100 Grade: A

Java Joe’s Coffee Bistro Wendy’s of Clarkesville 1349 Washington St., Clarkesville 150 E. Louise St., Clarkesville Last Inspection: Sept. 4, 2015 Score: 100 Grade: A Last Inspection: Aug. 18, 2015 Score: 96 Grade: A

Compass Group (Eurest Division) at Ethicon McDonald’s of Clarkesville 655 Ethicon Circle, Cornelia 502 Washington St., Clarkesville Last Inspection: Aug. 31, 2015 Score: 100 Grade: A Last Inspection: Aug. 12, 2015 Score: 100 Grade: A

Beck’s Deli and Sweets Piedmont College Student Commons 258 S. Main St., Cornelia 1021 Central Ave., Demorest Last Inspection: Aug. 28, 2015 Score: 100 Grade: A Last Inspection: Aug. 4, 2015 Score: 100 Grade: A

Blue Creek Farmhouse Market Mishima Express Japanese Cuisine 4412 Hollywood Hwy., Clarkesville 322 Merchants Way, Suite C, Cornelia Last Inspection: Sept. 8, 2015 Score: 100 Grade: A Last Inspection: Aug. 3, 2015 Score: 98 Grade: A

Dlite Donuts New Magic Dragon 160 Franklin St., Suite A, Clarkesville 201 Habersham Village, Cornelia Last Inspection: Sept. 3, 2015 Score: 100 Grade: A Last Inspection: July 31, 2015 Score: 82 Grade: B

Chick-fil-A Mama Dar’s Pizza 330 Furniture Plaza Drive, Cornelia 886 Old Historic Highway 441, Clarkesville Last Inspection: Sept. 1, 2015 Score: 100 Grade: A Last Inspection: July 30, 2015 Score: 100 Grade: A

Los Cerritos Mexican Restaurant The Oaks At Scenic View Assisted Living 346 Highway 441 Bypass, Baldwin 205 Peach Orchard Road, Baldwin Last Inspection: Sept. 1, 2015 Score: 100 Grade: A Last Inspection: July 27, 2015 Score: 100 Grade: A

Bojangles’ Famous Chicken ’n Biscuits Habersham County Detention Center 491 Historic Highway 441, Cornelia 1000 Detention Drive, Clarkesville Last Inspection: Sept. 1, 2015 Score: 98 Grade: A Last Inspection: July 24, 2015 Score: 87 Grade: B A8 8A The Northeast Georgian Friday, September 25, 2015 Deaths Buford L. Thompson Graveside services for Buford L. Thompson, 86, of Cor- nelia, are scheduled for noon Saturday, Sept. 26, at Yonah Memorial Gardens with the Rev. Terry Rice officiating. Mr. Thompson died Wednesday, Sept. 23, 2015. Born Oct. 13, 1928, in White County, he was a son of the late Claud and Pau- line Bentley Thompson. In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by his wife, Betty Anderson Thompson; sisters, Joanna Green, Carrie Lou Rogers, Jane Thompson; and brother, Estes Thompson. Mr. Thompson was of the Baptist faith, and was a veteran of the United States Army Air Corps. He retired from Clarkesville Mill with 40 years of service, and again from Lumite Corporation. Mr. Thompson was an avid golfer and fisherman; he also served as a volunteer fireman and rescue diver for many years. He also co-managed Peidmont Golf Course after his retirement. Survivors include his daughters and sons-in-law, Linda and Danny Smart of Alto, Connie and Larry Hood of Alto, Susan and Gil Chapman of Peachtree City; son, David Thompson of Cornelia; sister, Mary Nelson of Mis- souri; brother, Chester Thompson of Cleveland; grand- children and spouses, Paul and Kristie Smart, Blake and Caroline Smart, Bill and Rochelle Hood, Nicole and Kyle Lovell; grandchild, Catherine Chapman; four great- grandchildren; and a number of nieces and nephews. The family will receive friends at Whitfield Funeral Home, North Chapel, from 5-8 p.m. today, Sept. 25. Submitted Those wishing to express online condolences to the NGTC students and Instructor Craig Thurmond prepare plants for the upcoming Fall Plant Sale. Pictured are, from left, Johnny Thompson family may do so by visiting whitfieldfuner- alhomes.com. Payne, Thurmond, Scarlett Kilby and Josh Westmorland. Arrangements are in the care of Whitfield Funeral Home, North Chapel, Demorest, Georgia. September 25, 2015 The Northeast Georgian North Georgia Tech Horticulture Death Notices Edwin ‘Nub’ Meaders Department announces Fall Plant Sale Edwin “Nub” Meaders, 94, of Cleveland, died Sept. 22, Temperatures are cooling down, football is back in ornamental cabbage and kale, assorted perennials and 2015. Funeral services are scheduled for 2 p.m. Sept. 25, at season and the leaves are beginning to change color. Fall native trees and shrubs. the chapel of Barrett Funeral Home, Cleveland. is in the air, and it’s a grower’s favorite time to ready the The plant sale will be held in the greenhouses on garden for spring. North Georgia Technical College’s Clarkesville Campus. If you are planning to do some fall gardening, you’re Only cash and checks will be accepted. invited to visit the North Georgia Technical College Hor- For more information on the NGTC Plant Sale, con- ticulture Department’s Annual Fall Plant Sale, 9 a.m.-3 tact Horticulture Instructor Craig Thurmond at 706-754- p.m. Oct. 5-8. You will find an assortment of fall annuals, 7794 or [email protected]. Honeybee research center plans seminar Asheville experts explore vital relationships between bees, fungi and humans

ASHEVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA – Asheville’s Cen- tous herbicide. Application of Glyphosate, according to ter for Honeybee Research brings a one-day seminar: Huber, has increased a thousand-fold since the year 2000 “Bees, Fungi, and Man: Our Planet in Balance.” and is absorbed in every tissue of genetically-modified Featuring nationally-known experts in honeybee and food humans eat; fungi research, attendees will examine ecological issues • Dr. Jay Evans is a prolific and respected expert in facing the planet, focusing on the relationships between the field of genetics and currently director of the USDA bee health, plant health, and human health. The semi- National Honeybee Laboratory in Beltsville, Maryland. nar will be held Sept. 26 at Haywood Community College His interest is the expression of traits, how certain genes in Clyde, North Carolina. are “turned on or off” in response to environmental con- This conference is of special importance to farmers, ditions; gardeners, nature enthusiasts, biologists, ecologists and • Dr. Steve Sheppard, professor and department chair/ all others interested in the vital relationship between the entomology at Washington State University, has been bee as a pollinator and the local and national food supply. collecting and importing frozen bee semen to expand the The declining number of honeybee colonies has become genetic pool of American honeybees for several years. a critical food supply issue, driving efforts to both under- Sheppard has traveled internationally to seek material stand the cause of the decline and to promote bee health. from a race of bees that may be ancestors to all Western “Seldom do we have the opportunity to pull together so Honeybees. many of the most outstanding leaders in bee research,” Seminar participants will have the opportunity to says conference organizer Carl Chesick. hear these top experts in the field, with time to explore Six scientists with extensive experience in bee and the long-term implications of loss of honey bees, discuss KIMBERLY BROWN/Staff fungi science from leading institutions including the the current science of interventions, explore using na- U.S. Department of Agriculture Honeybee Laboratory ture as a partner in improving bee health, and learn ANDERSON RECOGNIZED FOR and Perdue University will address topics ranging from more about the relationship between people, the local bee genetics and the use of chemical sprays to the use of and national food supply, and honeybees. Conference or- SERVICE ABOVE SELF fungi to decompose hazardous waste. ganizer Chesick puts it simply: “What affects honeybees Conference speakers include: affects us all.” The conference is open to the public. Angie Anderson, administrative assistant at Hazel Grove • Paul Stamets, the most recognized mushroom scien- The goals of the Center for Honeybee Research in- Elementary School, receives the Clarkesville Rotary Service tist in the world, will discuss mycoremediation and his clude facilitating education about honeybees, fostering Above Self Award from Habersham County Board of Education recent findings about bees. His recent research involved and engaging in research to further knowledge about using mushroom extracts capable of reducing viral loads the honeybee, to serve as a world communications cen- member Rick Williams during the BOE’s regular meeting Sept. in honeybee colonies; ter for information exchange on honeybees, and to pro- 14. Anderson was nominated by Cornelia Elementary School • Melanie Kirby, current editor of the Walter Kelley vide a centralized laboratory for all honeybee analysis Principal Amy McCurdy for “going out of her way to assist with Company online newsletter, is founder of Zia Queen Bees projects. in Truchas, New Mexico, and her passion is the search The conference is scheduled from 9 a.m.-5 p.m. at the student scheduling” when she worked at Cornelia. “Angie will- for stronger honeybee genetics. She and partner, Mark Charles Beale Auditorium at the college. Tickets cost $55 ingly agreed to assist after her normal hours and even took Spitzig, collect and select stock resistant to both disease each or two for $100. Seating is limited. Registration and the time to explain what she was doing to our newest admin- and pests; online ticket purchase are available at www.chbr.org/ istrative assistant and principal,” the nomination states. “Her • Dr. Don Huber is emeritus professor of Plant Pathol- Sept26Event.aspx. The center is located at 22 Cedar Hill ogy at Perdue University, an expert in the relationship Road, Asheville. For more information, contact: Carl warm attitude and conscientious work ethic had a very calming between bee health and use of the world’s most ubiqui- Chesick, [email protected]. effect on an otherwise stressful situation.” Driver’s education course SRWA Fall Soque Celebration set Oct. 24 If you love immersing yourself in the majestic sights and sounds of nature, then the upcoming Fall Soque Celebration is where you want scholarships now oered to be. The celebration will be hosted by the Soque River Watershed Association (SRWA) from 5-8 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 24, in Habersham. The SRWA is a nonprofit, member-supported organization that works to protect and restore the Soque River, its tributaries and watershed. “We work to protect and restore the Soque River,” said Scarlett Fuller, SRWA’s special projects assistant. Individuals, institutions and business- at North Georgia Tech es interested in protecting the Soque River watershed come together to make that happen. The Fall Soque Celebration is one of the many North Georgia Techni- tion along with six hours of ways the SRWA raises money to preserve this environment. The event will provide a relaxing and fun atmosphere, complete with music, cal College has partnered behind-the-wheel training. lawn games, a silent auction, beer and wine, and more, Fuller said. Tickets cost $35 per person, which will include a locally-catered meal with the Georgia Driver’s Courses are offered at and drinks. Those interested may register online at soque.org. Directions will be provided upon completion of registration. 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Happenings The Northeast Georgian, Friday, September 25, 2015 9A Church calendar Today Sewing Ladies need help Sewing, pinning, cutting, ironing. If you can do any of these, you can help with the Sewing Ladies of Clarkesville Baptist Church. Mission trip to Appalachia will be Oct. 23. Need more dresses to take. Meet 10 a.m. Sept. 25. Saturday

Harvest Christian plans safety fair Harvest Christian Church will be hosting a Safety Preparedness Fair, 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Sept. 26. Activities will include fi retruck, squad car, safety presentation, and a raffl e of emergency kits. Located at 231 Harvest Church Road, Clarkesville. Sunday

Hazel Creek Baptist plans homecoming revival Hazel Creek Baptist Church will have its homecoming revival, 10 a.m. Sept. 27, and 7 p.m. Sept. 28-30. Old Nacoochee Baptist plans singing Old Nacoochee Baptist Church will host a singing, 6 p.m. Sept. 27, featuring Promised Land from Fairplay, South Carolina. Located at 487 Hub Tatum Road off state Route Alternate 255. Details: 706-865-2527. First Presbyterian back on fall/winter/spring schedule First Presbyterian Church Clarkesville is back on its fall/winter/spring sched- ule. Worship is at 9 a.m. and 11 a.m. Sunday School for all ages, 10 a.m. All are welcome. St. Thomas on fall schedule Submitted St. Thomas the Apostle Anglican Church, 1636 Mud Creek Road, Alto, will Clarkesville Main Street recently awarded a sign grant to Travelin’ Jones’ Clothiers. Pictured are, from left, Joshua Jones hold Divine Services of Morning Prayer or Holy Communion at 10:30 a.m. each (owner), Bill Gresham, Dale Jones, Wendy Behrens, Mary Beth Horton, Jeff Johnson and Teresa Barry. Sunday. On Wednesdays, dinner is at 6 p.m. followed by Christian Formation classes at 6:40 p.m. Details: 706-754-8165. Unitarian Universalist Church Georgia Mountains Unitarian Universalist Church, 439 S. Park St., Dahlone- ga. Sunday services, 11 a.m. Children’s religious education classes begin at Clarkesville Main Street awards 11:30 a.m. Child care provided. Details: 706-864-0661, gmuuc.org, facebook. com/gmuuc. façade, sign grants to local businesses Upcoming Clarkesville Main Street has announced the three foot second-fl oor interior was also renovated. (Interi- most recent recipients of the Main Street Façade or renovations are not funded by grant). The space is & Sign Grant Program: Travelin’ Jones Clothiers, available for rent by calling Schwartz at 706-754-2351. Arise, and Walk Crossfi t 754 and Jon Schwartz, property owner at The Façade Grant Program is implemented Biblical Principles of Health and Wellness Classes – $20/person/class, 1400 Washington St. The grant provides a dollar- through the Design Committee of the Main Street 7-8:30 p.m. Sept. 29, Cornelia Library. Offered by LivingWellMinistries. Do for-dollar match up to $500 per sign or $2,000 per fa- Program. The Design Committee’s key role is to as- you want to be healed? Attend and learn what the Bible says about nutri- çade renovation to selected businesses in downtown sist and educate the community through the revital- tion. Details: 706-768-4917 or [email protected]. Clarkesville. ization process in areas of physical improvements Travelin’ Jones Clothiers, located on 120 W. Green to buildings, businesses and public areas while aes- Fall festival set at Friendly Mission St., was awarded $500 in funds toward the creation thetically enhancing the physical image of the down- Friendly Mission Baptist Church will host a fall festival fundraiser, 4-8 and installation of its new sign – a double-sided, an- town market and community. Focus of this support p.m. Oct. 3. Hot dog plats, $5; cake auction, raffl e, games, more. Taking tique wood and metal dimensional sign. Travelin’ centers around historic preservation while encour- orders for laundry soap, 3.5 gallons/$20. Located on Crane Mill Road be- Jones Clothiers offers the best in men’s clothing, aging quality improvements. The Clarkesville Mardi tween Mud Creek and Pea Ridge roads. Details: 706-499-6629. gifts for men and tuxedo/suit rentals. Gras event is an annual fundraiser for the downtown CrossFit 754 received $900 for painting the front façade/sign grant program. Mt. Pleasant to celebrate pastor’s anniversary exterior of its building, including the awning. Cross- Since 2010, Clarkesville Main Street has awarded Mt. Pleasant Baptist Church will celebrate the third anniversary of Pastor Fit 754, located at 101 W. Waters St. is the largest fi t- 30 façade/sign grants to downtown businesses. In ad- Billy Joe Jenkins Jr. and Co-Pastor Cynseria Jenkins, 11 a.m. Oct. 4. Pastor ness chain in the world, and features exercises per- dition to the matching funds, Main Street offers busi- Mark Gerrells will speak at 11 a.m. service; Pastor Charles Lee at 4 p.m. formed in a class/small-group environment. ness owners free consultation and design ideation in service. Lunch served, 1:30-3:30 p.m. Located at 2740 Highway 441 N., Schwartz, property owner of 1400 Washington St., order to both improve the appearance of the business Clarkesville (Hollywood). received $2,000 in façade grant funds for the rehabili- and preserve the historic and architectural identity tation of his property. The project included repaint- of downtown buildings. This grant is designed to Grace-Calvary to host blessing of the pets/animals ing the brick exterior (in accordance with National help businesses improve their appearance without Grace-Calvary Episcopal Church will host its annual Blessing of the Pets Historic Registry Color Palette), replacing awnings, debilitating cost to the business or property owners. and Animals to honor St. Francis of Assisi’s love for all creatures, 2 p.m. Oct. removing shutters, adding crown molding, replacing Information on the Façade & Sign Grant can be 11, 260 E. Green St., Clarkesville. Public welcome. Pets must be leashed or side door and other cosmetic upgrades. found online at clarkesvillega.com or by contacting crated. Details: 706-754-2451, grace-calvary.org. In addition to the exterior changes, the 650-square- Horton at [email protected]. Harvest Christian to celebrate 100th anniversary Harvest Christian Church will celebrate its 100th anniversary, Oct. 24- 25. Saturday’s theme: “A Look Back,” 2-6 p.m., live music, picnic, games, memorial service, sharing memories. Sunday’s theme: “A Look Forward,” 11 a.m.-4 p.m., church service with guest speaker Ken May, potluck dinner, hymn sing-a-long, talent show, displays/slide show. 231 Harvest Church Road, Clarkesville. RSVP: 706-754-4704. Ongoing

HUB community transformation prayer Habersham United Believers invites interested persons to join in prayer to bring unity, spiritual awakening, transformation to the area. Meet noon-1 p.m., Wednesdays. HUB venue for September: Hillside Baptist Church, Cornelia. Details: 706-590-3146. Emergency preparedness The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints meets at 7 p.m., every third Thursday, on different emergency situations as well as food storage and uses. No charge. Public welcome. Details: 706-776-3978 or 706-754-1600. 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 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 differ- ent each week and prepared by a different team. Call or email reservations by 2 p.m. Monday: 706-778-4827, or [email protected]. Harvest Christian providing newborn kits Submitted Submitted Clarkesville Main Street recently awarded a facade Harvest Christian Church is providing newborn arrival kits. Church members Clarkesville Main Street recently awarded a façade grant will deliver to new parents. Details: 706-754-4704. grant to CrossFit 754. Pictured are, from left, Melody to Jon Schwartz. Pictured are, from left, Wendy Behrens, Deb Sewell, Wendy Behrens, Mary Beth Horton, Charlé Mt. Pleasant Baptist welcomes public Kilgore, Bill Gresham and Jon Schwartz. Mt. Pleasant Baptist Church, 2740 Hollywood Hwy., Clarkesville, invites the Statler and Mark Sewell (owner). public to attend worship service 10:45 a.m. Sunday, after Sunday School at 9:45 a.m. Wednesday Night Study begins at 7 p.m. Details: 706-754-3560. Monthly giant food giveaway The Torch holds a giant food giveaway, 8 a.m., the fi rst Saturday of each Safe Harbor month. Located at the The Torch Worship Center, 800 Cannon Bridge Road, Church calendar policy Details: 706-778-4063. The Northeast Georgian accepts announcements for upcom- FPCC selling pew cushions homecoming ing or ongoing events for its church calendar. First Presbyterian Church of Clarkesville is selling pew cushions to benefi t Calendar notices may include no more than 45 words and missions and outreach in Habersham County, 15 blue/green, 10 feet 5 inches; planned Oct. 4 should be submitted no more than one month prior to the three fl oral pattern, 4 feet; two blue/green, 4 feet. Cost: $25/each or $250/lot. meeting or event. Details: 706-754-2935 or Will Stuckey, 706-839-7900. Safe Harbor Church of God in No announcements from businesses or for-profi t organiza- Grace Lutheran Church Eastanollee will have homecoming tions or individuals will be accepted for a free calendar list- services beginning at 10 a.m. Oct. 4. ing. Exceptions to this policy may be made at the discretion of Grace Lutheran Church, 1121 Hwy. 441 N., Demorest, invites the public to Special speaker will be Joel the editor. attend worship services, 9:45 a.m. Sunday, followed by Sunday School at 11 Hawkins and special singers will be a.m. Details: 706-754-6696. Blood Bought. Send church calendar notices to: news@thenortheastgeor- Home Bible Study offered The service will be followed by a gian.com; fax to 706-778-4114; mail to The Northeast Georgian, P.O. Box 1555, Cornelia, GA 30531; or drop off at The Northeast Home Bible Study – studying the doctrines of grace and God’s sovereignty meal and fellowship. For more information, contact Georgian offi ce at 2440 Old Athens Highway in Cornelia. in man’s life – offered, 7 p.m., every other Thursday. Details: Steve or Lisa, 706- Debbie Purcell at 706-498-3928. 778-9374. A10 CHURCH DIRECTORY 10A The Northeast Georgian Friday, September 25, 2015

remember theWhere day we had smoke aremain level andour one in the choirHoly Smokeworship and pray. Most Detectors? of them long, feel it. The Spirit’s mighty breath detectors installed at the church. One loft.” probably had their heads bowed blew the fireball apart until it split into Iof the workers poked his head in my “Yes, ma’am, that’s what and hands folded when, without tongue size flames, which descended and office and asked, “Excuse me, ma’am, we’ll do.” And that’s what they warning, a roaring sound of gale rested on each of the 120 bobbing heads. would you mind coming down to the did. If a fire ever broke out, the force winds punctured their Not a hair was singed, but in a matter sanctuary and showing us where you detectors would go off and give decently and orderly order of of moments each heart was “strangely want us to put the smoke detectors?” us plenty of warning to get out worship. warmed.” Before anyone could take a I nodded, but was clueless since I safely. Next came the fire. It ap- deep breath, you could hear moms, dads, couldn’t remember ever seeing a smoke Climbing the stairs back up peared out of nowhere and hung teens and toddlers begin shouting out detector in a sanctuary before. “Do to my office, I wondered, “What suspended near the ceiling like a the “mighty deeds of God” in the native churches usually have smoke detectors if churches had ‘Holy Smoke’ de- transparent fireball. language of each startled person who in the sanctuary?” I asked. tectors which would go off when Wind and fire. Each one by it- was walking by. “Yup.” the Holy Spirit was present? Lisa self is unpredictable enough, but Pretty soon, the people on the street “I see, well, where do you usually put What if members were handed a put them together and you have stopped in their tracks, made an about them?” Holy Smoke Detector along with Graves “wildfire,” threatening to spread face and began running toward the He first pointed to the ceiling above the bulletin when they entered out of control. smoke. The smoke caused by the fire, that the pulpit and then swept his hand the church? Yet, no one ran for the exits. was started by the Holy Spirit. towards the choir loft. “I would put them Would they ever go off? What would Everyone stayed put, because their Think I will go and check the batteries up pretty high since heat and smoke we do if they did? Would we head for the Holy Smoke Detectors were working. on my Holy Smoke Detector… rise.” exits or would we stay put? They had been praying for the Holy Spirit The Rev. Lisa Graves is pastor of First I scanned the high ceiling and said, I thought back to the first Pentecost, to come. And it did. Presbyterian Church of Clarkesville. “Well, I guess we could put one on the when 120 believers were gathered to They could hear it, see it and before Email her 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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Guest speaker will be Michael DeLance Miller, 706-949-0626. Columbo Mystery’ Thomas, who will address how the Constitution is a contract and not a NHMS plans yard sale Tickets are on sale for “Prescription: Murder” law. Come earlier for dinner. All are welcome. North Habersham Middle School will be hosting a yard sale, 9 a.m.-2 at HCT, Sept. 24-27. Evening shows at 7:30 p.m.; 2 Three Arts Club to meet p.m. Oct. 3, located in lower parking lot. Set up your own space or donate p.m. Sunday matinees. Tickets cost $15 for adults, $8 for children, full- The Three Arts Club will meet, 3:30 p.m. Oct. 1, at First Presbyterian items for students to sell. Rent a parking space for $10, plus $5 per time students. Reservations: 706-839-1315 or habershamtheater.org. Church of Cornelia. The program, “Comfort Crafts” will be presented table provided. Details: Heather Hawkins, hhawkins@habershamschools. WoodmenLife to sponsor car show by Lena McGahee, Beverly Holbrook and Friends and Jane Ferguson, com/ or 706-754-2915. WoodmenLife Chapter 143 will sponsor a car/truck show, 10 a.m.-2 Marlene Kuntz and Friends. Hostesses are: Jean Irvin, chairwoman, Etta Register now for free GED classes p.m. Sept. 26, Yesterday’s Auto’s, corner of state Route 115 and Haber- Johnson, Laura Owenby and Sue Blair. Want to beat the heat and work on your GED at the same time? sham Mill Crossing. Prizes awarded. Hot dogs, Cokes. Bring canned Board of health to meet Come in to North Georgia Technical College Adult Education Center and goods; donations accepted. Proceeds benefi t Clarkesville Soup Kitchen. The Habersham County Board of Health will hold its regular quarterly register for free GED classes. Details: Sandra Adair, 706-776-7323. Details/registration: 706-499-4850 or 706-499-8477. meeting, 12:30 p.m. Friday, Oct. 2, in the conference room of the Haber- Sautee Community Contra Dance sham County Heath Department, Scoggins Drive, Demorest. Reunions Sautee Contra Dance, Sept. 26, historic gym, Sautee Nacoochee Life Chain scheduled Center. Free lesson, 7:30 p.m.; dance, 8-11 p.m. No partner, no experi- Thurmond family reunion planned Life Chain is scheduled for 2-3 p.m. Oct. 4, Clarkesville Square. ence necessary. “Kinney’s Two Carr Garage” to play; Warren Doyle will Life Chain is a peaceful, prayerful public witness of pro-life individuals The fellowship hall of Hills Crossing Baptist Church, 3569 Toccoa call. Cost: SNCA members, $7; non-members, $9; students, $5; children standing for 60 minutes praying for nation and for end to abortion. All Highway, Clarkesville, will be the site of the Thurmond family reunion, 12-under, free. Details: 706-754-3254 or snca.org. welcome. 1 p.m. Sept. 26. Bring a covered dish and drinks, along with any family photos to share. Ice, eating utensils will be provided. Details: Kenneth Friday Night Flicks has ‘Teen Night’ Woodturners to meet Friday Night Flicks’ “Teen Night” presents “Pitch Perfect 2,” 8 p.m. Thurmond, 706-768-9469; or Debbie Hallford, 706-754-2293. Mountain Laurel Woodturners will meet, 6:30 p.m. Oct. 6, at the UGA Oct. 2, Sam Pitts Park, Clarkesville. Free outdoor movie under the stars. Class of 1980 reunion Extension building in Clarkesville, behind the old courthouse. Details: Movie is rated PG-13. A promotional event hosted by Clarkesville Junior John Moss, 706-754-5679. HCHS class of 1980 reunion is planned, 7-11 p.m. Sept. 26, Unicoi Main Street Board. Details: Mary Beth Horton, 706-754-2220. Lodge. Buffet meal served, cash bar available. Reservations due by Sept. Friends of TGSP to present ‘Jail Tales Trail’ Walk a Mile in Her Shoes event set 18. Cost $25 per person or $15 at door without meal. Send checks Circle of Hope’s Walk a Mile in Her Shoes, Oct. 10, asks men to walk Friends of TGSP will present “Jail Tales Trail” Oct. 2. Walk from payable to Tammy Trotter Harris Reunion Fund, 3978 Highway 197 N., one mile in women’s high-heeled shoes to raise awareness of/stop beginning of Shortline Trail to bonfi re at suspension bridge for roasting Clarkesville, GA 30523. Details: Scott Mote, 770-519-2345. domestic violence. Women, children, pets invited. Registration, 9 a.m.; marshmallows, music, storytelling, hayride. First walk begins 6:30 p.m.; Hunter reunion set walk, 10 a.m. Register before Sept. 27 for T-shirt: gacircleofhope.org. last walk, 8:30 p.m. Bring fl ashlight. Cost: $5 for parking or state park Cornelia First Presbyterian Church, 175 Pine St. The Hunter family reunion is scheduled for noon, Sept. 27, at Tugalo pass. Details: 706-754-7971 or friendsofthegorge.com. Dam Community Center. Lunch, 1 p.m. Bring well-fi lled basket. Mobile Career Coach on site After-school program for K-fi fth graders Humphries family reunion set The Mobile Career Coach will be at the Clarkesville Library, 10 a.m.-2 Clarkesville Library is having a special after-school program for p.m. Oct. 15, to provide help with searching/applying for jobs online, The annual Humphries family reunion is scheduled, 1 p.m. Sept. 27, children in kindergarten-fi fth grade, 4:30 p.m. Oct. 6. Pinnacle Brass creating resumes/cover letters, taking career surveys/assessments, New Bridge Church Fellowship Hall. Bring favorite dishes, old photos, Ensemble will be playing songs and teaching about music. Free. Details: learning/practicing workforce skills. All services provided free of charge. stories to share. Gathering information on John F. and Mollie (Hancock) 706-754-4413. Humphries and descendants. Details: Betty Boggs, 706-865-3199, or Caring with Cards workshop set Book club to meet Russell Humphries, 706-865-6137. Clarkesville Library Book Club will meet, 10:30 a.m. Oct. 20, in Clarkesville Library will offer free Caring with Cards workshop, 2 p.m. Letourneau WABCO employee reunion set library’s Community Room. Discussion: “Boston Girl” by Anita Diamant. Oct. 20. Fun experience creating handmade greeting cards, and making Stop by or call library, 706-754-4413, to put copy of the book on hold The Letourneau WABCO employee reunion is set, 11 a.m. Oct. 2, difference in someone’s life. All cards donated to charities. Supplies (have your library card ready). Georgia Baptist Assembly, Toccoa. Cost: $12 per person. Mail check to: included. Details: 706-754-4413. North Georgia Credit Union, P.O. Box 280, Toccoa, GA 30577. Details: Libraries offer preschool storytime Fall Soque Celebration at Roland’s on the River 706-886-5718. Soque River Watershed Association invites you to relax by the river Preschool storytime at the Clarkesville Library is 10:30 a.m. every Providence School Reunion while you enjoy the luxury of local music, lawn games and beverages, Tuesday, Wednesday; at Cornelia Library 10 a.m. every Thursday, Friday. from 5-8 p.m. Oct. 24. Tickets cost $35 each, which include a catered Providence School Reunion will be held at 6 p.m. Oct. 3, Providence Join for stories, songs, crafts, more. Details: 706-754-4413. meal, drinks. Register at soque.org; directions will be provided upon Baptist Fellowship Hall. Bring covered dish and join in the fellowship. Senior Dance nights scheduled completion of registration. Details: Shirley Grant, 706-947-3342. Senior Dance scheduled 7:30-10 p.m. third Friday of each month, Senior center offers computer classes ReStore has sale on exercise equipment Habersham County Senior Center, Demorest. Types of dancing: line, Are you interested in attending a beginner, intermediate or advanced Habitat Restore is having a 50-percent sale on all exercise equip- waltz, fox trot, rumba and swing, plus karaoke. Cost: $5/person, includes computer class? Call the Senior Center to register, 706-839-0260, or ment. Located at 1085 Rocky Branch Road, Clarkesville, under the water non-alcoholic beverage; bring light snack. Details: 706-754-9329. email [email protected]. tower. Call for pickup of donations: 706-754-5313. Free basic computer classes offered Free basic computer classes available Wall of Honor plans pinto bean dinner Sign up for free basic computer classes offered at Cornelia Learning Free basic computer classes at the NGTC Adult Learning Center. To The Habersham County Veterans Wall of Honor will have a pinto bean Center. Details: 706-776-7323. register, call 706-776-7323. dinner, 5 p.m. Sept. 26, Hazel Creek Baptist Church. The Lord’s Mes- sengers, others to perform. Cost: donation to wall. Details: Jack Broome, Play bridge Joseph Campbell study group to meet A sanctioned duplicate bridge game will be played, 12:30 p.m. each 706-499-9709. Inspired by the works of Joseph Campbell, a study group meets from Friday, Clarkesville First United Methodist Church’s Connection building, 7-9 p.m. every third Thursday of the month, in the Grace-Calvary Offi ce 1087 Washington St., to the left of Rite Aid. Plan to arrive at least 10 School news Building, Clarkesville. All are invited. Details: Ty Collins, 706-947-3428. minutes early. Details: Cathy, 706-754-7441. Clarkesville Lions Club meets Tuesdays NHMS plans yard sale Health & Fitness Clarkesville Lions Club meets the fi rst and third Tuesday of each North Habersham Middle School will be hosting a yard sale, 9 a.m.-2 month, 7 p.m., at the cafeteria of North Georgia Technical College, p.m. Oct. 3, located in lower parking lot. Set up your own space or donate Full Moon Paddle Clarkesville. The club invites everyone to visit. items for students to sell. Rent a parking space for $10, plus $5 per Enjoy a relaxing paddle around Tallulah Lake Harvest Christian providing newborn kits table provided. Details: Heather Hawkins, hhawkins@habershamschools. as the full moon refl ects off the water, 7-9 p.m. Harvest Christian Church is providing newborn arrival kits. Church com/ or 706-754-2915. Sept. 26, Tallulah Gorge State Park. This ranger- members will deliver to new parents. Details: 706-754-4704. Fundraisers led event is an exciting way to get out in the Cornelia soup kitchen seeking donations evenings and enjoy nature. Space is limited, so register in advance. Cost: The Lord’s Help Inc., pilot of the Cornelia soup kitchen, is seeking $15 plus $5 parking. Details: 706-754-7981. Book donations needed at Cornelia Library food/monetary donations. Drop off food at 236B Level Grove Road, Full Moon Hike at TGSP Bring your used books, DVDs to the desk at the Cornelia. Monetary donations may be mailed to The Lord’s Help Inc., P.O. Cornelia Library. Books will be sold in the Community Enjoy the gorge in the magical, shimmering light of the full moon: Box 3, Cornelia, GA 30531. Details: Jeff Hudgens, 706-968-9954. Room of the library at the Big Red Apple Book Sale, Oct. 7:30-9:30 p.m., Sept. 27, Tallulah Gorge State Park. Hike begins at inter- Cornelia Company of Writers to meet 10. Book sale is sponsored by Friends of the Cornelia Library. pretive center; considered strenuous. Register in advance. Cost: $5 plus Do you write or would you like to start writing? Do you like to read fi ne $5 parking. Details: 706-754-7981. Friends of Clarkesville Library offers ‘bag of books’ writing? Adults at all levels are welcome at Cornelia Company of Writers, ‘Benefi ts of Exercise’ free seminar planned Friends of the Clarkesville Library offer “First Saturday Bag of Books,” 1-3 p.m. Mondays, Cornelia Library. Sponsored by Friends of the Cornelia 9 a.m.-noon, fi rst Saturday of every month at library. Stock up on your Physical Therapist Ben Jordan will present a free seminar: “Health Library. Free. Details: Annabelle Wiley, 706-778-2635. favorite authors. Fill a plastic grocery bag with books (hardback, paper- Benefi ts of Exercise,” noon-1 p.m. Sept. 28 in the Habersham Medical VFW seeking new members back, fi ction, non-fi ction) for a donation. Center West Wing Classroom. Pre-registration required: 706-754-2042. Grant Reeves Veterans of Foreign Wars Post No. 7720, Cornelia, is Sponsored by Habersham Medical Center Community Wellness program. Freedom Hill thrift store seeking donations seeking new members having recently served during combat while in the Free yoga classes offered Freedom Hill Recovery Home for Women Second Chances Thrift military. Details: Bennie Smith, 706-778-4981. Post 7720 meets at 6:15 Store, 270 Central Ave., Demorest. Donations appreciated. Hours: 10 Free yoga classes offered, 6-8 p.m. Tuesdays; 10 a.m.-noon Thurs- p.m. every third Monday. Play bingo at 7 p.m. every Thursday night. a.m.-6 p.m. Thursday; 8 a.m.-6 p.m. Friday-Saturday. Details: 706-776- days. Realize radiant purity of your essence of being. Panther Brook Civil Air Patrol meets 6109. Spiritual Center, Turnerville. Reservations required. Details: Dr. Emerson Interested in learning how to fl y, or about search and rescue? Cur- D. Brooking, 706-754-7488 or pantherbrook.com. Circle of Hope seeks donations rahee Civil Air Patrol Unit 506 meets 6:30-9 p.m. fi rst, second, fourth Silver Sneakers Circle of Hope needs gently-used clothing, furniture, household items Tuesdays, Toccoa Airport. Third Tuesday, First Alliance Multipurpose to be sold in local thrift stores. All proceeds go to the Emergency Shelter Habersham County Senior Center offers Silver Sneakers classes, Building across from Wal-Mart, Toccoa. Ages 12-up. Adults join as Program, which provides a safe haven for victims of domestic violence. 10:30 a.m. Monday and Friday – Silver Sneakers Classic; Wednesday – senior members. Details: Capt. Steven St. Clair, 706-768-1206. Details: Clarkesville, 706-754-7668; Cornelia, 706-776-1404. Silver Sneakers Circuit; Thursday – Silver Sneakers Yoga. Open door food pantry Clarkesville Soup Kitchen seeking donations Tai Chi for Health at Senior Center Torch Food Pantry is walk-in welcome, 10 a.m.-noon, Monday and The Habersham Soup Kitchen in Clarkesville, 166 Ritchie St., serves Habersham County Senior Center offers Tai Chi for Health classes, Saturday; 5-7 p.m. Wednesday. Located on Level Grove Road, Cornelia, lunch to the hungry Monday-Saturday. Monetary donations can be sent 9:30 a.m. Monday, Thursday. Learn forms, movements to practice for beside Habersham County United Way building. Details: 706-778-4063. to P.O. Box 1138, Clarkesville, GA 30523; non-perishable food items better balance, better breathing, more fl uidity in motion. Improve per- Clarkesville Writers Society meets may be dropped off at the kitchen at noon, Monday-Saturday. sonal fi tness, muscle strength, joint health; reduce pain. Increase energy. The Clarkesville Writers Society, sponsored by the Friends of the Details: 706-839-0260. Kenny Brown fund seeking donations Clarkesville Library, meets 10 a.m.-noon on Fridays at Clarkesville Senior stretch offered The Kenny Brown Library Books for Children fund is asking for dona- Library. Open to all adults interested in writing. Bring writing materials. tions. All money will go to Clarkesville and Cornelia libraries to purchase Habersham County Senior Center offers a senior fl oor stretch class, Free. Details: Mary Anne 706-778-5344 or Marie 706-865-5280. children’s books. Send donations to: Helping Hands Ministries, P.O. Box 9:30 a.m. Wednesday and Friday. Details: 706-839-0260. Legacy Link offers services for elderly 337, Tallulah Falls, GA 30573. Activities for seniors Legacy Link provides many services for the elderly and disabled, one HCVWoH committee seeking donations Join the Habersham County Senior Center for exercise classes, nutri- of which is Georgia Cares. Georgia Cares counselors can answer ques- The Habersham County Veterans Wall of Honor committee continues tion education, computer classes, Nintendo Wii games, bingo and cards, tions, help you with Medicare assistance. Service is free, unbiased, ob- to seek donations to develop Veterans Memorial Park, 660 Clarkesville crafts, big screen TV, guest speakers and an on-site library, just to men- jective. Call Georgia Cares, 866-552-4464 or go online, legacylink.org. St., Cornelia. Donations may be submitted online at hcwallofhonor.org or tion a few activitvies. Details: 706-839-0260. DAV meets monthly mailed to P.O. Box 298, Demorest, GA 30535. Make checks payable to Find help paying for Medicare, medication Disabled American Veterans Chapter 15, Habersham, Rabun and Habersham County Veterans Wall of Honor Inc. Need help paying for Medicare or medications? GeorgiaCares at Stephens counties, meets at 6 p.m., fi rst Monday each month, Rabun Habersham Life seeking donations Legacy Link can help. Staff can screen, enroll Medicare benefi ciaries Fire House, 7974 Old Hwy. 441 S., Lakemont. Offer assistance to all vet- Habersham Life is a Christ-centered, no-cost service offering preg- for programs that may help pay for Medicare, prescription medica- erans’ needs. Details: Commander and Service Offi cer Nathan Marple, nancy test, ultra sound, counseling, other services. Needed: monetary tions. Legacy Link is State Health Insurance Assistance and Counseling 706-949-8352. donations, baby items, volunteers. Habersham Life, P.O. Box 612, Corne- Program for Medicare benefi ciaries. Service is free, unbiased, objective. Clarkesville Rotary Club meets Tuesdays lia, GA 30531. Located at 205 Hodges St.; 706-776-5225. Details: 770-538-2650. Clarkesville Rotary Club invites you to visit, noon Tuesdays, North Clubs/organizations/government Georgia Technical College cafeteria, Clarkesville. Sons of Confederate Veterans Clarkesville Farmers Market open Habersham Guard Camp No. 716, Sons of Confederate Veterans, Fresh, local, chemical-free produce, more available at Clarkesville meets third Tuesday of each month, 7 p.m., meeting room, Clarkesville HELP Farmers Market, 9 a.m.-noon every Saturday outside Old Clarkesville Mill Library. Seeking a few good men who still believe our Southern heritage (583 Grant St.). Plenty of parking. is special and should be preserved for future generations. “Heritage not Cornelia Farmers Market open Hate.” Details: 706-778-7372. WANTED Farmers Market in Cornelia is open, 6 a.m. until sold out every North Georgia Airborne Association meets monthly Toccoa Clinic is in need of Medical Saturday and Wednesday, back parking lot of United Community Bank. Anyone who is serving on active duty on jump status, or has ever Details: 706-499-2686. served in any uniformed service on either jump or glider status and was Assistants. Harvest Christian plans safety fair honorably discharged is invited to North Georgia Airborne Association Must be certified. monthly meetings. Field trips, outings, military events. Details: nga- Harvest Christian Church will host a free Safety Preparedness Fair, Go to toccoaclinic.com for airborne-assoc.org or Gary Weller, 678-943-1935. 10 a.m.-noon Sept. 26. Activities will include a Habersham County fi re instructions on applying. truck, sheriff’s offi ce CHAMPS vehicle, safety presentation and a raffl e American Legion looking for new members of emergency kits. The church is located at 231 Harvest Church Road, American Legion Post No. 84 needs you. Meet at 7 p.m., Habitat Drug screen, background checks Clarkesville. for Humanity building, Clarkesville, the fourth Tuesday of each month. required. Health department to close Sept. 28 Members active in community. Need your membership and participation. Toccoa Clinic is an equal Details: Garnett Hulsey, 706-778-5533; or Rex Burch, 706-949-0483. The Habersham County Health Department will be closed Sept. 28 opportunity employer. 196412 12A

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Middle School Cross-Country Union County meet Time TBA

Monday, Sept. 28 Ninth-Grade Football Raiders vs. Towns County 5:30 p.m. – Home

Middle School Volleyball Lady Raiders vs. Buford 4:30 p.m. @ Buford

Tuesday, Sept. 29 HCHS JV/Varsity Volleyball Lady Raiders vs. Athens Academy and Northview (Senior Night) 5 p.m. – Home

HCHS Varsity Softball TOM ASKEW/Special Lady Raiders vs. Alpharetta Although the Habersham Central High School (HCHS) Raiders put up a strong effort last week against the West Forsyth High School Wolverines, they couldn’t 5:30 p.m. @ Alpharetta succeed in grabbing the win. Pictured, No. 3 Jeremy Jones, No. 12 Mason Kinsey and No. 10 Ty Loggins make a team effort to tackle a West Forsyth player. Thursday, Oct. 1 HCHS Varsity Cross Country Mountain Invitational @ Helen Will the real Raiders please stand up? Ninth-Grade Football 5:30 p.m. @ Gainesville

HCHS JV Football 5:30 p.m. vs. Gainesville - Home Habersham Central to go head to head with Alpharetta HCHS Varsity Softball By WILL HESS the back penalties on kickoff re- “I cannot believe Johns Creek fi rst four games. Babers is aver- Lady Raiders vs. Chattahoochee turns. HCHS has struggled with out-athleted Alpharetta,” Harri- aging 116.2 yards per game and 5:30 p.m. – Home Habersham Central High maintaining positive consisten- son said. “I think they probably 7.6 yards per rushing attempt. Ba- (Senior Night) School (HCHS) looks for their cy on the defensive and special out-hustled them.” bers has six catches for 48 yards fi rst win of the year Friday night, teams side. Alpharetta’s senior quarter- and also one receiving touchdown against region 6-AAAAAA oppo- “Consistency is the key. You back, David Kelly, is the third- on the years. nent, the Alpharetta High School cannot be hot and cold.” said highest-rated pro-style quarter- Senior quarterback Cole Wil- Raiders. Head Coach Benji Harrison. back by 247Sports.com in the state banks has been effective in the Game time is set for 7:30 p.m. “That’s what we are. We are a hot of Georgia. Kelly only had three three games he has played, miss- Shorts Sept. 25 at Raider Stadium, Mt. and cold team. Unfortunately, we completions on eight attempts ing the South Forsyth game due Airy. have been more cold than we need last week before leaving the game to an injury. Wilbanks is complet- The HCHS Raiders are 0-4 and to be.” with a broken fi nger. Harrison ing 60 percent of his passes on the Sign up for pickleball coming off a tough road loss to the Alpharetta has experienced a does not expect to see Kelly play season with four passing touch- Pickleball is the fastest grow- West Forsyth High School Wol- rough last two weeks, with a sur- Friday night. downs and a rushing touchdown. prising 42-39 loss Sept. 11 to Johns Junior Michael Babers hopes “(Wilbanks) keeps getting ing recreational sport in the U.S. verines 54-20. Last week, special teams Creek. The Alpharetta Raiders to continue his great season. Ba- better. He is a fi rst-year starter. This fun, fast-paced sport is easy proved disastrous for the Raiders, also lost last week to Lambert 17- bers has 61 rushes for 465 yards to learn, great exercise and suit- allowing three separate blocks in 14. and six touchdowns through the See Habersham, Page 2B able for all ages and levels. Now, for the fi rst time, pick- leball is available in Habersham County at the Ruby C. Fulbright Aquatic Center gymnasium, Clarkesville. Happy to be in Habersham A kickoff demonstration and clinic is scheduled for 11 a.m.-1 p.m. Sept. 28 in the gym. am extremely excited to be Hiking down and up Tallulah Entry fee: $4 per person; loaner the newest addition to The Gorge became a yearly ritual. I attended Blessed Trinity paddles are available. Come INortheast Georgian in the Catholic High School where I ready to play with appropriate role of sports reporter. I am originally from Roswell, north participated on the wrestling shoes for gym fl oors. of Atlanta. and track teams. I recently For more information, visit My passion for sports can graduated from Georgia State habershamrec.com or call 706- be traced back to my child- University in Atlanta, where I 839-0234. hood when I would ride in wrote for the campus newspa- the car with my father, listen- per, the GSU Signal. I am a fan ing to Larry Munson or Skip of the Atlanta Braves, Hawks, Raider football reserved Caray and Pete Van Wieren. Falcons and the Alabama Crim- seats on sale now My grandmother was an avid son Tide. I have a keen interest tennis player well into her 70s. Will in Atlanta and Georgia history. Habersham Central High I worked with the Oconee School has reserved seating tick- Having her constantly watch- ing and playing tennis gave Hess Leader in a stringer position ets on sale for the 2015 football me an understanding of the where I covered Prince Av- season. importance of athletics and enue, Athens Academy, Oconee Reserved tickets for the 2015 community. County High School and North Oconee season cost $50 per seat. Having two older brothers, I always High School. Checks can be made payable enjoyed watching them play sports more The best moments in sports that I to HCHS and tickets can be than I enjoyed participating. have seen live include John Smoltz’s picked up in the athletic offi ce at As a child during the summers, I 3,000th strikeout, Michael Johnson HCHS. TOM ASKEW/Special attended Athens Y Camp (AYC) in Tal- sprinting in the 1996 Summer Olympics, Paige Cook throws the ball after tagging out an opponent dur- lulah Falls, later working at AYC as a and Julio Jones’ amazing fi rst half for the Falcons in the 2013 NFC Champion- ing a game against Centennial High School earlier this week. leader and a supervisor. There I learned HCLL annual general the importance of faith, family and a ship Game. membership meeting foundation for a strong work ethic. Go- I spent a year in Vail, Colorado, es- Habersham County Little ing to AYC really made me appreciate League will be holding its annual and love the Piedmont area of Georgia. See Hess, Page 2B general membership meeting Lady Raider softball Sunday, Sept. 27, at the Ruby C. Fulbright Aquatic Center in Clarkesville. The meeting will begin at 2 falls to Titans 9-6 Morris USA p.m. and is scheduled to last an By WILL HESS hour. Members of the league who The Habersham Central High School (HCHS) Lady Raider Softball (5-13, 4-8) team lost Tuesday, Sept. 22, South Golfer are in good standing with the 9-6 against the Northview High School Titans (5-12, board and have passed the 3-9). required background check or “We have to do a better job of hitting from the fi rst of the Week anyone who would like to become inning and throughout the game,” said Head Coach a regular member of the league Stephanie Thomas. FAYETTEVILLE, for $5 may attend the meeting. The Lady Raiders scored six runs in the top of the NORTH CAROLINA - If you are unable to attend sixth inning, bringing them within one run of the Ti- Following an individual the meeting and would like to tans. The sixth was the only inning Habersham scored title at the Don Scalf Invi- in. HCHS had two runners in scoring position in the tational for Joseph Mor- nominate an individual for the Submitted board, mail your nomination to top of the third, but could not cash in. ris, the USA South has Adelaide Askew had two runs batted in on a single awarded him Golfer of Joseph Morris from Winder, pictured above, fi nished fi rst Habersham County Little League, to right fi eld that scored senior Kaleigh Caldwell and P.O. Box 2241, Clarkesville, GA the Week for his perfor- out of 24 golfers at the Don Scalf Invitational in Rocky Mount, sophomore Jennifer Dover. Dover reached on an error mance. The senior from 30523. that scored senior Haley Dodgins. Winder won the tourna- North Carolina, last week by shooting a 3-under-par 141. In the If you do mail your nomina- Ansleigh Holland pitched the whole game striking ment with a 141, 3-under- two-day event, Morris opened with a 3-under-par 69 and fi n- ished with an even par 72. His performance helped the Lions See Shorts, Page 2B See Lady Raiders, Page 2B See Morris, Page 2B to a fi rst-place team fi nish. B2 2B The Northeast Georgian Friday, September 25, 2015 Habersham JV Lady Raiders win matches against Stephens County, West Hall By WILL HESS The Lady Raiders continued their Forsyth High School Raiders, which great effort against the West Hall led the team. Against the Raiders, The Habersham Central High High School Spartans, winning the Jordan Cowart provided four aces as School (HCHS) junior varsity volley- first set 25-16. The Lady Raiders also well. ball team has had a solid past week. won the second set, 25-21. McDuffie continued her great play, Winning three out of its last four McKenzie McDuffie and Jenna Wil- providing 11 assists, two kills, two matches at home, Head Coach Savyn- liams both provided an ample amount digs, and an ace against North For- na Smith said likes what she sees out of assists in their victory against syth. Against Lambert, McDuffie led of her young team. West Hall. McDuffie had 12 assists, the team with seven assists and two “I’m so proud of all of the girls and while also recording three aces and aces. the hard work they have been putting one kill. Williams pitched in with 11 Alex Shilkashvili pitched in with a in this season,” Savynna Smith said. total assists. kill, a dig, and one ace in the loss to “We have had our ups and downs this Sydney Brookshire and Hannah Lambert. Morgan Thomas served up season, but we always come together Thomas led the way on defense. Brook- two aces and one block. as a team to do what we love and that’s shire and Thomas both had three digs “We really played as a team and play volleyball.” each. Brookshire also had two aces on supported each other as we brought HCHS went 2-0 Thursday, Sept. the night. Thomas had two kills and a home a region win over North For- 17, beating Stephens County 25-19 in single block to go with her three digs. syth and even though we lost to Lam- the first set. In the second set, HCHS The Lady Raiders split the night’s bert, we battled a good game with maintained control of the match, win- matches Monday, Sept. 22, beating them,” Savynna Smith said. ning again 25-13. North Forsyth High School 25-20, 25- So far this season, she said the team Kristin Smith and Ansley Hendrix 19, while losing a close one to Lambert has stayed true to its motto, “Play big led the Lady Raiders against the Indi- 25-21, 25-20. and remember the little things.” ans. Smith had six assists, two aces Williams continued to provide as- The JV team is set to face at home and one block. Hendrix led the team sists for the team, earning 16 in both Athens Academy and Northview High in kills with five recorded. Hendrix matches combined Monday. She also School at 5 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 29, in also provided two digs. served five aces against the North Mt. Airy. Submitted TFS CROSS-COUNTRY WINS MEET IN NORTH CAROLINA Lady Lions drop conference contest to Covenant The Tallulah Falls School (TFS) Middle School Cross-Country LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN ons forced extra points in tack percentage. The Scots had double the teams both won during a Sept. 22 meet in Highlands, North – The Piedmont College the second set, which went The Lady Lions nearly number of kills as Pied- Carolina. The boys’ team won with six points, a perfect score, volleyball team could not 26-24 in favor of Covenant. had the second set forcing mont, recording 51 to the while the girls’ team scored 15 points in their victory. TFS overcome early struggles In the third set, the Scots extra points, but the Scots Lady Lions’ 25. runner Chris Geiger, pictured above, remains the top runner in a 3-0 loss to Covenant sealed the match with a 25- were able to seal it 26-24 The Scots had a pair of College Wednesday night. 18 decision. and continue on to sweep players with 15 or more in the four-team tri-state conference. Sisters Sophie and Lucy The Scots were explosive Piedmont was without Piedmont. kills as Ginny Moore and Alexander finished third and fifth, respectively for the TFS girls. early with a .455 attack per- its starting libero as Heath- Skendziel led the team Chelsea VanDyk had 17 centage in the first set and er LaPrade filled in having with six kills, while and 15 kills, respectively. ended the match hitting served in that position in- LaPrade served as the li- The Lady Lions head to From Page 1B .265 to Piedmont’s .095. termittantly throughout bero in Wednesday’s out- LaGrange this weekend for Habersham The Lady Lions dropped the 2014 season. Freshman ing with a team-high eight a tri-match with LaGrange their first USA South con- Hannah Skendziel led the digs. and Huntingdon College. He had a great week of practice,” Harrison said. “Every test of the season to move way for Piedmont with the The loss snapped a two- Piedmont will take on La- week he is getting more comfortable … better comprehen- to 2-1 in the league. best hitting performance game winning streak as Grange at 2 p.m. Saturday, sion of the offense as a whole. He has to play well against The Scots won the first of her career so far, record- Piedmont won their first followed by Huntingdon at Alpharetta to give us a chance.” set 25-14 before the Lady Li- ing six kills and a .385 at- two conference contests. 4 p.m. Mason Kinsey is leading the team in receptions and yard. Kinsey has 32 catches for 391 yards and three touch- downs. The next leading receiver is Jim Barnett who has 20 receptions with 232 yards and one spectacular touch- down catch. Georgia State Park visitors get free admission in exchange HCHS’s offense is averaging 28.6 points over their last three games. However the defense has given up over 50 points each game in that span. Cody Patterson leads the for volunteering on ‘Your State Parks Day’ this Saturday team with 39 total tackles on the season. Harrison stress- ATLANTA – In celebra- for everyone who lends a arch Watch, Monarchs than 6,000 volunteers to es the importance of tackling. tion of National Public helping hand to encourage Across Georgia, North implement educational and “(Patterson) has to get us lined up, get all the correct Lands Day, Georgia’s state participation in the event. American Butterfly Associ- conservation efforts that calls. Get our front alignment.” Harrison said, “At the parks and historic sites are All across Georgia, out- ation and Fernbank Science make Georgia’s state parks end of the day he has to make a lot of tackles.” inviting citizens to volun- door enthusiasts can help Center to help stop the mas- and historic sites more en- This is only the second meeting all-time between these teer for a variety of projects with river cleanups and sive decline of these migrat- joyable for visitors, and we two teams. Last year, Alpharetta won 52-3 allowing only Saturday, Sept. 26. trail maintenance. Many ing butterflies. encourage all Georgians 112 yards to HCHS’s offense. The statewide “Your Georgia state parks and his- “Your State Parks Day” to take a few hours to give State Parks Day” is spon- toric sites will be creating is an annual celebration back to these special loca- sored by Friends of Geor- butterfly gardens as part that shows how parks en- tions on Your State Parks Hess From Page 1B gia State Parks & Historic of the nationwide effort to rich communities while un- Day.” Sites, a nonprofit organiza- increase pollinator habitats derscoring the importance To learn more, visit sentially as a ski bum. The locals from the Rockies have tion dedicated to preserv- and restore Monarch popu- of local volunteerism,” said FriendsofGaStateParks.org a lot of similarities of people in Appalachia. They both ing and enhancing the lations. Friends Executive Director or call 1-888-948-2092. A list have a genuine kindness and have a love for nature. state’s natural and histori- These “demonstration Andy Fleming. “Each year, of all events can be found on I hope to provide Habersham County, The Northeast cal treasures. gardens” will show how Friends works with more GaStateParks.org/events. Georgian and its readers with accurate, concise and While visitors normally homeowners can build pol- interesting information regarding the area’s athletics. I pay a $5 parking fee at state linator habitats in their strive to be correct and I welcome any story or coverage parks or a $4-$12 admission own backyards. The state suggestions from readers. fee at state historic sites, is partnering with Friends, If you see me around town covering games, please Friends will be paying the The Home Depot, U.S. Fish don’t hesitate to approach me and introduce yourself. parking or admission fees & Wildlife Service, Mon- Since I will be moving to Habersham County at the end of this month, I would enjoy meeting new people. Will Hess is the sports reporter for The Northeast Morris From Page 1B Athens BMW Georgian. Email him at whess@thenortheastgeorgian. com. par for the event, moving Wednesdays. At least half up in the final round from of the teams in a sport must PRE-OWNED SALE second and one stroke be- have competed within the Lady Raiders From Page 1B hind the leader to win the previous week for honors title. to be awarded. Deal of the Month 195742 out two on the evening. Holland allowed six earned runs Morris carded a 69, To follow the USA South Internet 3-under-par in round one Athletic Conference, fans while also providing a line drive RBI single that scored Price Askew. for his best single round are encouraged to visit Holland is leading the team in batting with a .390 av- of his collegiate career fol- the official home of the $18,998 erage and 12 RBIs on the season. lowed by an even par 72 to league on the world wide “(Holland) has been hitting the ball very well for us so maintain a one stroke lead web at USASouth.net. Fans Closeout far,” Thomas said. “She has been our workhorse in the over Sam Hill as the Lions can also connect with the Price finished with the top two league on social media circle and has shown great leadership for our team.” This Audi Paige Cook and Caldwell each had two hits. Caldwell golfers in the tournament. platforms including Twit- The USA South Athletic ter, Instagram and You- won’t be on produced the first run of the night for the Lady Raiders the lot long! with a double to right field that scored Holland. Conference announces Tube. 2010 Audi A4 Sedan Northview had a big inning of their own scoring five its weekly honor roll each Courtesy of the USA Crisply executed design, generous interior space and superb capability! 4 door, 5 runs in the home half of the fifth. Two of these runs were Monday, while the list- South Athletic Conference passenger sedan with just over 50,000 miles! Power seats, power moon roof, ing for golf is announced cruise control, and a split folding rear seat. 2 liter 4 cylinder engine, and dynamic off of Habersham’s errors. Office. Stability Control. The Lady Raiders had four errors on the night. In a three-run game, those types of mistakes proved to be critical. The Titans scored two insurance runs in the bottom of the sixth, both unearned. Sherman wins Pigskin Pickin’ “(The) easy outs that the other team gives us, we have to execute on,” Thomas said. Contest for Week 3 The Lady Raiders had 12 hits on the night. Only fresh- Martha Sherman of Cornelia won the Week 3 Pig- man Kylie Gray did not reach base for the Raiders. 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HCHS’s next home game is slated for 5:30 p.m. Oct. 1, senior night, against Chattahoochee.

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NOTEBOOK Joe Gibbs Racing dominates at Chicagoland; injured Rained-out qualifying denies Denny Hamlin drives to first Victory of Chase BlaneyNOTEBOOK starting spot Joe Gibbs Racing dominates at Chicagoland; injured When heavy rain on Friday at Chicagoland Joe Gibbs Racing’s four-driver juggernaut came away the big while Matt Kenseth, of JGR, was fifth. Rained-outSpeedway forced qualifyingNASCAR officials denies to cancel Sprint winner in Sunday’s opening race of the 2015 Chase for the Sprint The fourth JGR driver, Kyle Busch, finished ninth, and when Cup qualifying, it left rookie Ryan Blaney and his Cup. the points were added up post-race, the four Gibbs drivers held Blaney starting spot Denny Hamlin drives to first Victory of Chase Wood Brothers team without a starting spot for Denny Hamlin, racing with a torn ACL in his right knee, over- the top four positions. Kenseth has the lead, due to his bonus When heavy rain on Friday at Chicagoland Sunday, as the Woods don’t run a full schedule and cameJoe Gibbsa Lap Racing’sTwo spin four-driver that left him juggernaut nearly two came laps away down the for big the whilepoints Matt for winning Kenseth, four of JGR,races wasin the fifth. regular season, followed by Speedway forced NASCAR officials to cancel Sprint therefore aren’t high enough in the points stand- winnerfirst half in of Sunday’s the MyAFibRisk.com opening race of400 the to 2015 grab Chasethe victory. for the With Sprint it Hamlin,The fourth Edwards JGR driver,and Kyle Kyle Busch. Busch, finished ninth, and when Cup qualifying, it left rookie Ryan Blaney and his ings to get a starting spot when bad weather can- Cup.came a guaranteed transfer to the Contender round of the Chase, the Hamlin points said were in added his post-race up post-race, interview the fourthat Gibbshe didn’t drivers think held he Wood Brothers team without a starting spot for Denny Hamlin, racing with a torn ACL in his right knee, over- the top four positions. Kenseth has the lead, due to his bonus cels qualifying. which begins after two more races. had much of a chance of winning after most of the leaders opted Sunday, as the Woods don’t run a full schedule and came a Lap Two spin that left him nearly two laps down for the points for winning four races in the regular season, followed by It was particularly disappointing for the team, Hamlin scored the win in unlikely fashion. When the race’s sixth for fresh rubber for the final run to the finish line. therefore aren’t high enough in the points stand- first half of the MyAFibRisk.com 400 to grab the victory. With it Hamlin, Edwards and Kyle Busch. because Blaney had posted the ninth-best speed in and final caution flag flew for debris on the track, it set up a five- “I didn’t think starting in the second row with old tires we were ings to get a starting spot when bad weather can- came a guaranteed transfer to the Contender round of the Chase, Hamlin said in his post-race interview that he didn’t think he practice earlier that day. And it was the third time lap sprint to the finish. going to have a chance,” he said. “But the opportunity came in cels qualifying. which begins after two more races. had much of a chance of winning after most of the leaders opted this season that the team had a fast car, only to Hamlin was one of three drivers who chose not to pit when the Turn One to make a move, and we capitalized and our car took It was particularly disappointing for the team, yellowHamlin flag scored flew, sothe he win lined in unlikelyup in third fashion. place Whenbehind the Kurt race’s Busch sixth foroff.” fresh rubber for the final run to the finish line. miss a race because of rained-out qualifying. The because Blaney had posted the ninth-best speed in and finalJeff Gordon, caution whoflag hadflew beenfor debris running on thein first track, and it secondset up aplace five- “IHamlin didn’t alsothink said starting that earlier in the insecond the race, row whilewith old he tireswas workingwe were other two misses were at Daytona in July and at practice earlier that day. And it was the third time lapand sprintwere poisedto the tofinish. finish there before the caution flag was dis- goinghard to to keep have his a chance,” car just heone said. lap “Butbehind the the opportunity leaders following came in his Kentucky Speedway the following week. played.Hamlin was one of three drivers who chose not to pit when the Turnspin, heOne tried to make to keep a move, his cool and behind we capitalized the wheel. and our car took this season that the team had a fast car, only to yellow On the flag restart, flew, soHamlin he lined dove up toin the third low place groove behind and wrestledKurt Busch for off.” “That was a challenge for us, but we stayed really, really calm,” Kylemiss a Buschrace because takes of rained-out Xfinity qualifying. Series The andthe leadJeff Gordon,as Gordon who faded had backbeen through running the in firstfield andand secondBusch placeand heHamlin said. also said that earlier in the race, while he was working checkeredother two misses flag were at at DaytonaChicagoland in July and at andCarl wereEdwards, poised riding to finish on fresh there tires, before dueled the caution for the flagrunner-up was dis spot.- hard Now to that keep he’s his assured car just of one making lap behind it out theof the leaders opening following his Kentucky Speedway the following week. played. Despite his older tires, Hamlin pulled away from Edwards, one spin,Challenger he tried Round to keep of thehis Chasecool behind into the the Contender wheel. Round, he’s In addition to dominating the Sprint Cup Series of ofOn his the JGR restart, teammates, Hamlin to dove take tothe the win. low Edwards groove and finished wrestled second, for liking“That his was chances a challenge of continuing for us, but on weto thestayed final, really, winner-take-all really calm,” late,Kyle Joe Busch Gibbs Racing takes has Xfinity been the teamSeries to beat in thewith lead Busch as Gordonhanging faded on for back third. through the field and Busch and heChampionship said. Round in the season finale. checkeredmany an Xfinity flag Series at race Chicagoland this season. Carl Ryan Edwards, Newman riding — last on year’sfresh tires,Chase dueled runner-up for the — runner-upsurged to spot. Now“I think that we he’s can assured make a of run,” making he said. it out “I’m of thepretty opening confident we’ll Last Saturday in the Furious 7 300 at In addition to dominating the Sprint Cup Series of fourthDespite place his onolder the tires,final Hamlinrun, making pulled the away most from of his Edwards, fresh tires, one Challengerbe at Homestead Round with of the a chance.”Chase into the Contender Round, he’s Chicagoland Speedway, JGR teammates Kyle late, Joe Gibbs Racing has been the team to beat in of his JGR teammates, to take the win. Edwards finished second, liking Among his the chances drivers of whocontinuing need a onwin to in the one final, of the winner-take-all next two races Busch and Matt Kenseth dominated the race, with many an Xfinity Series race this season. with Busch hanging on for third. Championshipto continue on isRound defending in the champion season finale. Kevin Harvick, who fin- Busch taking the win over Kenseth with a daring Ryan Newman — last year’s Chase runner-up — surged to “I think we can make a run,” he said. “I’m pretty confident we’ll Last Saturday in the Furious 7 300 at ished 42nd at Chicagoland after contact with Jimmie Johnson pass on the white-flag lap. fourth place on the final run, making the most of his fresh tires, be at Homestead with a chance.” Chicagoland Speedway, JGR teammates Kyle on a Lap 135 restart caused a flat tire on his No. 4 Chevrolet As the laps wound down, Busch was leading, but Among the drivers who need a win in one of the next two races Busch and Matt Kenseth dominated the race, with and sent him sliding into the wall. Harvick spent 57 laps in the in fuel-saving mode, which allowed Kenseth to close to continue on is defending champion Kevin Harvick, who fin- Busch taking the win over Kenseth with a daring garage while his team made repairs, and dropped to 16th — the on him. As the two approached the lapped car of ished 42nd at Chicagoland after contact with Jimmie Johnson pass on the white-flag lap. lowest spot in the Chase standings. John Wes Townley, Kenseth surged into the lead, on After a Lap the 135 race, restart Harvick caused shoved a flat Johnson tire on inhis the No. chest 4 Chevrolet as the As the laps wound down, Busch was leading, but but Busch battled back and took the top spot for andtwo metsent inhim the sliding driver into motorcoach the wall. lot, Harvick an altercation spent 57 caughtlaps in bythe in fuel-saving mode, which allowed Kenseth to close good with one lap to go. garageNBCSN’s while TV hiscameras. team made repairs, and dropped to 16th — the on him. As the two approached the lapped car of Busch compared his winning pass to one that Carl lowest Johnson spot blamed in the HarvickChase standings. for the incident that flattened John Wes Townley, Kenseth surged into the lead, After the race, Harvick shoved Johnson in the chest as the Edwards tried unsuccessfully on Jimmie Johnson Harvick’s tire and led to the crash. but Busch battled back and took the top spot for two met in the driver motorcoach lot, an altercation caught by at Kansas Speedway a few years back. “(Harvick) didn’t leave me any space,” Johnson said. “He was good with one lap to go. NBCSN’s TV cameras. “That was some fun racing,” he said. pinning me down (on the apron), and I had to get back up on the Busch compared his winning pass to one that Carl Johnson blamed Harvick for the incident that flattened It was Busch’s fourth Xfinity win of the season, track.” Edwards tried unsuccessfully on Jimmie Johnson Harvick’s tire and led to the crash. his fourth at Chicagoland and the 74th of his career. Harvick saw it differently, blaming Johnson for the contact. at Kansas Speedway a few years back. “(Harvick) didn’t leave me any space,” Johnson said. “He was Darrell Wallace Jr. stretched his final tank of fuel “I just held my ground, and (Johnson) just slammed into the “That was some fun racing,” he said. Courtesy of Toyota Racing Courtesy of Toyota pinningside of the me door down like (on I thewasn’t apron), even and there,” I had Harvick to get backsaid. up on the to finish a career-best third. Paul Menard finished It was Busch’s fourth Xfinity win of the season, Denny Hamlin, driving with a knee injury, led the JGR team to track.” fourth, ahead of Ty Dillon, who moved into second his fourth at Chicagoland and the 74th of his career. Victory Lane at Chicagoland. Harvick saw it differently, blaming Johnson for the contact. place in the series standings over Chase Elliott, Darrell Wallace Jr. stretched his final tank of fuel “I just held my ground, and (Johnson) just slammed into the who finished 14th. Courtesy of Toyota Racing Courtesy of Toyota to finish a career-best third. Paul Menard finished side of the door like I wasn’t even there,” Harvick said. Points leader Chris Buescher finished seventh fourth, ahead of Ty Dillon, who moved into second JohnDenny Hamlin,Hunter driving Nemechek with a knee injury, continues led the JGR family team to tradition with victory at Chicagoland and now leads Dillon by 25 points. place in the series standings over Chase Elliott, VictoryPeople whoLane have at Chicagoland. been around the NASCAR garage for years “I haven’t been able to win a NASCAR Camping World Truck have watched John Hunter Nemechek from infancy to the pres- Series race yet,” Joe Nemechek said. “And it’s his first of many to who finished 14th. ent, where he’s a driver in the Truck Series. He was named for his come. I am so proud of him because we have such a small group of Points leader Chris Buescher finished seventh Johndad’s younger Hunter brother, Nemechek John, a driver in continues the Truck Series, family the one traditionguys on a very with limited victory budget.” at Chicagoland and now leads Dillon by 25 points. inPeople which whoJohn have Hunter, been 18, around now competes.the NASCAR garage for years “IReddick, haven’t the been runner-up able to win at Chicagoland, a NASCAR Camping took over World second Truck place in have John watched Nemechek John died Hunter on March Nemechek 21, 1997, from from infancy injuries to the suffered pres- Seriesthe standings race yet,” and Joe is Nemecheknow just 10 said. points “And behind it’s his leader first ofErik many Jones, to ent,in a whererace at he’s Homestead-Miami a driver in the TruckSpeedway. Series. Three He wasmonths named later, for his come.who finished I am so sixth. proud of him because we have such a small group of dad’sJohn Hunteryounger was brother, born. John, a driver in the Truck Series, the one guys Matt on Crafton, a very limitedwho has budget.” won the last two championships, ran out Racing Courtesy of Toyota in Later which that John year, Hunter, after 18,Homestead now competes. was reconfigured from its ear- ofReddick, fuel and the finished runner-up 14th, atwhich Chicagoland, dropped himtook to over third second in points, place 11 in lier, John more Nemechek treacherous died layouton March to more 21, 1997, of a true from oval, injuries Joe Nemecheksuffered theout standingsof the lead. and is now just 10 points behind leader Erik Jones, in a race at Homestead-Miami Speedway. Three months later, who finished sixth.

won the Xfinity Series race there. In his mother’s arms, young Racing Courtesy of Toyota John Hunter was thereborn. for the winner’s celebration. Matt Crafton, who has won the last two championships, ran out NUMERICALLY LastLater Saturday that year, at after Chicagoland, Homestead the was Nemechek reconfigured family from was its back ear - of fuel and finished 14th, which dropped him to third in points, 11 lier,in Victory more treacherousLane, this time layout with to Johnmore Hunter of a true taking oval, centerJoe Nemechek stage out of the lead. wonas winner the Xfinity of the Series rain-delayed race there. American In his Ethanolmother’s E15 arms, 225. young It was SPEAKING Johnhis first Hunter major was NASCAR there for victory, the winner’s and at 18celebration. years, 3 months and 8 NUMERICALLY Last Saturday at Chicagoland, the Nemechek family was back days, he’s the fourth youngest winner in Truck Series history. Non-Chase drivers who finished in the in His Victory win isLane, considered this time an withupset. John For Hunterstarters, taking he won center by stretch stage- as winner of the rain-delayed American Ethanol E15 225. It was SPEAKINGtop 10 at Chicagoland — Kyle Larson ing his final tank of fuel beyond what his crew initially estimated. in seventh, and Aric Almirola in 10th. Hehis tookfirst themajor lead NASCAR from polesitter victory, Kyleand at Larson 18 years, with 3 twomonths laps andto run 8 2 afterdays, Larsonhe’s the ran fourth out youngestof gas, then winner ran out in Truckhimself Series coming history. off Turn Non-Chase drivers who finished in the Four, His winbut coastedis considered to the anfinish upset. line For well starters, ahead heof runner-upwon by stretch Tyler- topSprint 10 at Cup Chicagoland victories at— NewKyle Larson ingReddick, his final who tank also ofwas fuel stretching beyond what his fuel. his crewAdding initially to the estimated. upset is 2 in Hampshireseventh, and Motor Aric SpeedwayAlmirola in 10th. Hethe tookfact thatthe lead Nemechek’s from polesitter family-owned Kyle Larson team iswith one two of thelaps smaller to run by Chevrolet — topping all after Larson ran out of gas, then ran out himself coming off Turn 18 ones on the circuit. manufacturers, in 41 races. Four, In his but winner’s coasted interview, to the finish John line Hunter well ahead acknowledged of runner-up the finanTyler- Sprint Cup victories at New cialReddick, commitment who also and was hard stretching work that his fuel.his father Adding has to putthe intoupset the is Hampshire Motor Speedway team.the fact that Nemechek’s family-owned team is one of the smaller 18 byTop-10 Chevrolet finishes — toppingat New Hampshireall ones“He onhas the everything circuit. invested in me, and he believes in me, so, manufacturers,by Jeff Gordon in— 41 topping races. all without In his winner’shim, none interview, of this would John beHunter possible,” acknowledged John Hunter the said.finan- 23 drivers. cial Joe commitment Nemechek, whoand gothard his work first that Sprint his Cupfather victory, has put at Newinto the team.Hampshire Motor Speedway, 16 years to the day before his son Top-10 finishes at New Hampshire got“He his has first everything Truck Series invested win, insaid me, John and Hunter he believes has beenin me, able so, Bonusby Jeff pointsGordon for — leading topping laps all by without him, none of this would be possible,” John Hunter said. Mattdrivers. Crafton — the most of any to accomplish something he hasn’t in a long, successful career in Chicagoland Truck Series victor John Hunter Nemechek, left, 23 NASCAR.Joe Nemechek, who got his first Sprint Cup victory, at New 26 Camping World Truck Series driver. Hampshire Motor Speedway, 16 years to the day before his son with his father, NASCAR driver Joe Nemechek. got his first Truck Series win, said John Hunter has been able Bonus points for leading laps by Matt Crafton — the most of any to accomplish something he hasn’t in a long, successful career in Chicagoland Truck Series victor John Hunter Nemechek, left, NASCAR. 26 Camping World Truck Series driver. First race of Chase’s Challengerwith Round his father, NASCAR delivers driver Joe Nemechek. points shakeup, shoving match 1. MATT KENSETH 5. KURT BUSCH 9. BRAD KESELOWSKI 13. JAMIE MCMURRAY (finished fifth) 2,052 points (finished third) 2,048 points; -4 (finished eighth) 2,039 points; -13 (finished 16th) 2,028 points; -24 FirstDespite having race what heof described Chase’s Challenger Poised to win before the Roundrace’s delivers After failing points to get the finish shakeup,he McMurray shoving finished one match spot shy as a 15th-place car, Kenseth led 37 final caution flag flew, Kurt Busch expected at Chicago, Keselowski of his season average finish of 1.laps MATT and scored KENSETH a top-5 finish. “We 5.still KURT held onBUSCH — with older tires — 9.is readyBRAD to KESELOWSKI move on to New 13.15th. JAMIE MCMURRAY (finishedcouldn’t get fifth) the 2,052 balance points right all weekend,” he (finishedto finish strong.third) 2,048 points; -4 (finishedHampshire. eighth) “Loudon 2,039 has points; been -13 a really great (finished 16th) 2,028 points; -24 said.Despite having what he described Poised to win before the race’s trackAfter for failing us, so to I getam thelooking finish for he really big 14.McMurray PAUL MENARD finished one spot shy as a 15th-place car, Kenseth led 37 final6. JOEY caution LOGANO flag flew, Kurt Busch expectedthings there,” at Chicago, he said. Keselowski of(finished his season 17th) average 2,027 points; finish -25of laps2. DENNY and scored HAMLIN a top-5 finish. “We still(finished held sixth)on — with2,048 older points; tires -4 — is ready to move on to New 15th. A mediocre run at Chicagoland couldn’t(finished get first) the 2,050 balance points; right -2 all weekend,” he to With finish fresh strong. tires on his No. 22 Hampshire.10. DALE EARNHARDT “Loudon has been JR. a really great has Menard among the four driv- said. A torn ACL, an early spin and Ford for the final restart, Logano track(finished for us,12th) so 2,038I am lookingpoints; -14for really big 14.ers whoPAUL won’t MENARD advance unless the disadvantage of racing on older 6.felt JOEY his path LOGANO to the front blocked by things Junior there,” didn’t he take said. himself out they(finished move 17th) up in 2,027 the standingspoints; -25 in the next two 2.tires DENNY couldn’t HAMLIN keep Hamlin out of (finishedKyle Busch. sixth) “I felt2,048 like points; we were -4 in the position of the Chase with a mistake or races. A mediocre run at Chicagoland (finishedVictory Lane. first) His2,050 win points; gives -2all four Joe Gibbs thatWith we fresh needed tires to onbe hisin toNo. win 22 this thing,” he 10.mechanical DALE EARNHARDT failure, but he didn’t JR. has Menard among the four driv- RacingA torn drivers ACL, an multiple early spin wins and this season. Fordsaid. for the final restart, Logano (finisheddo much to12th) help 2,038 himself points; advance -14 to the next 15.ers whoCLINT won’t BOWYER advance unless the disadvantage of racing on older felt his path to the front blocked by round.Junior didn’t take himself out they(finished move 19th) up in 2,025 the standingspoints; -27 in the next two tires3. CARL couldn’t EDWARDS keep Hamlin out of Kyle7. JIMMIE Busch. “IJOHNSON felt like we were in the position of the Chase with a mistake or races.Bowyer got his struggling Victory(finished Lane. second) His 2,049 win givespoints; all -3 four Joe Gibbs that(finished we needed 11th) 2,045 to be points;in to win -7 this thing,” he mechanical11. MARTIN failure, TRUEX but JR.he didn’t Michael Waltrip Racing team into Racing The newest drivers driver multiple at JGR, wins this season. said. Six-time Cup champion Johnson do(finished much to13th) help 2,035 himself points; advance -17 to the next 15.the CLINTChase, but BOWYER it appears he’ll Edwards is encouraged by his had a good, but not a great run, to round. Truex Jr. was running sixth (finishedneed a win 19th) at either 2,025 Newpoints; Hampshire -27 Motor 3.chances CARL of EDWARDS winning his first cham- 7.start JIMMIE the Chase, JOHNSON continuing a string when the final caution flag flew, Speedway Bowyer got or Doverhis struggling International Speedway to pionship.(finished second)“We’ve really2,049 points;rallied, -3and we’re going (finishedof nine finishes 11th) 2,045 outside points; the top-7 5 in the past 11.but MARTINhis team’s TRUEXdecision toJR. take advanceMichael Waltripto the second Racing round. team into to The be tough,”newest hedriver said. at JGR, 10Six-time races. Cup champion Johnson (finishedtwo tires 13th)instead 2,035 of four points; didn’t -17 work, and he the Chase, but it appears he’ll Edwards is encouraged by his had a good, but not a great run, to droppedTruex Jr.out was of the running top 10 sixth after running there 16.need KEVIN a win at HARVICK either New Hampshire Motor 4.chances KYLE of BUSCH winning his first cham- start8. RYAN the Chase,NEWMAN continuing a string whenfor most the of final the cautionrace. flag flew, Speedway(finished 42nd) or Dover 2,009 International points; -43 Speedway to pionship.(finished ninth)“We’ve 2,049 really points; rallied, -3 and we’re going of(finished nine finishes fourth) outside 2,040 points; the top -12 5 in the past but his team’s decision to take advance The defending to the second Sprint round. Cup to After be tough,” leading he a said. race-high 121 10 Last races. year’s Chase runner-up two12. JEFFtires instead GORDON of four didn’t work, and he champion had to win at Phoenix laps at Chicagoland, Kyle Busch came back from a lap down and dropped(finished out14th) of 2,031the top points; 10 after -21 running there 16.International KEVIN HARVICK Raceway last year 4.heads KYLE to New BUSCH Hampshire Motor 8.surged RYAN from NEWMAN 14th place to fourth in for In most his final of the season race. as a driver, (finisheden route to42nd) his title,2,009 and points; he’ll -43 need a similar (finishedSpeedway, ninth) where 2,049 he’s points;the track’s -3 most recent (finishedthe final fivefourth) laps. 2,040 points; -12 Gordon opened the Chase with a victoryThe defending to defend Sprint his title Cup in future Chase winner.After leading a race-high 121 Last year’s Chase runner-up 12.strong JEFF performance GORDON that saw him championrounds. had to win at Phoenix laps at Chicagoland, Kyle Busch came back from a lap down and (finishedlead 41 laps 14th) before 2,031 fading points; on -21 old tires on the International Raceway last year heads to New Hampshire Motor surged from 14th place to fourth in finalIn his five-lap final seasonrun. as a driver, en route to his title, and he’ll need a similar Speedway, where he’s the track’s most recent the final five laps. Gordon opened the Chase with a victory to defend his title in future Chase winner. strong performance that saw him rounds. lead 41 laps before fading on old tires on the final five-lap run. B4 4B The Northeast Georgian Friday, September 25, 2015

CLARKESVILLE STUDENTS EARN LUNCH WITH PRINCIPAL Clarkesville Elementary School students earning Lunch with the Principal Aug. 14 are, front row from left, Zeke Pace, Breanna Stevens, Cannon Graham, Alex Capraro, Kale Ledford, Zoey Rice; back row, Principal Patrick Franklin, Kathy Kennedy, Sophie Bramlett, Jaelyn Dills, Jordan Hatcher, Braden Henslee, Haylee Dodd and Assistant Principal Monica Welborn. FFA members, advisors attend 2-day statewide floral design training

COVINGTON – Haber- competitive environment sham Central High School by utilizing the principles Future Farmers of Ameri- and elements of design. Stu- ca member Bryce Andrews dents use the principles of and Hilliard A. Wilbanks balance, proportion, scale, Middle School FFA mem- focal point, emphasis, ber Ella Wright recently at- rhythm, harmony, unity tended the statewide FFA and the technique of fl ower Floral Design Career De- placement to create their velopment Event (CDE) designs. training held at the Geor- Each student gia FFA/FCCLA Center. must also identify 25 fl ow- This two-day train- ers, plants or equipment ing was developed spe- from a list of 75 as well as cifi cally for FFA mem- take a test covering the fl o- bers and FFA advisors ral industry, safety and the to strengthen their fl oral proper techniques of fl oral design skills, as well as design. The students make build confi dence in their up to two fl oral arrange- own creative ability. The ments during the area training was led and spon- events in the time permit- sored by members of the ted. DEMOREST STUDENTS EARN LUNCH WITH PRINCIPAL Georgia State Florist As- The top two students The following Demorest Elementary School students enjoyed Lunch with the Principal Aug. 14: Zane Rogers, Diana Guerrero, sociation, along with gener- from each of the six area ous donations from many events will move on to com- Shameka Scott, Cayden Ash, Alexis Meeks, Perla Rivera, Memphis Lewallen, Emilee Oliver, Garrett Parker, Ana Gonzalez, Nandy fl oral companies from pete on the state level in De- Vilson and Ryland Hughes, pictured with Principal Connie Yearwood and Assistant Principal Susan Davis. across the nation. cember at Abraham Bald- The partnership be- win Agricultural College. tween the middle and FFA is a national or- high school agriculture ganization of over 501,000 programs and the Geor- members preparing for gia State Florist Associa- leadership and careers in tion plays a fundamental the science, business and role in preparing students technology of agriculture. through hands-on experi- FFA is an integral part of ences for future careers in the agricultural education the fl oral industry. FFA ad- program in public schools. visors/agriculture teach- The FFA mission is to ers who were in attendance make a positive difference included Amy Crump and in the lives of students by Kasey Moody. developing their potential The Floral Design CDE, for premier leadership, which will be held in Sep- personal growth and ca- tember, allows students to reer success through agri- showcase their talents in a cultural education.

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 end- ing Aug. 14. Pictured, from front left, are Prudence Reems, Lily Bien, Kasidee Stewart, Olivia Brumbaugh, Cendall Pitts, Meghan Green; back row, Leah Cantrell, Dylan Franklin, Ethan Jordan, Sarah Clark and Alyse Almond.

SENATOR VISITS TRINITY CLASSICAL SCHOOL Trinity Classical School students, parents and staff, along with Hazel Creek Baptist Church leadership and members and Woodmen of the World members came together with State MAKING MUSIC WITH PAN FLUTES Sen. John Wilkinson to honor the fi rst responders, military Kindergarten and fi rst-grade students at Faith Christian Academy show off their handmade pan fl utes in LeAnne Nicholson’s personnel and American citizens who died during the 9/11 at- music class. tacks on the United States. B5 Friday, September 25, 2015 The Northeast Georgian 5B

Submitted Three South Habersham Middle School students were se- lected to the State School Superintendent’s Student Advisory Council. Pictured are, front row from left, Camryn Fricks, Ellis Wallace, Jonah Free; and back row, Principal Daphne Penick and Assistant Principal Adam Bagwell. CORNELIA STUDENTS EARN LUNCH WITH PRINCIPAL Students selected for State On Friday, Aug. 21, Cornelia Elementary students earned Lunch with the Principal. Congratulations to the following students who are pictured with Principal Amy McCurdy: Gustavo Barron Martinez, Jason Phonesaithip, Dominic Fontanez, Evelyn Ramirez, Maci Galloway, Sarah Lundy, Vicky Hernandez, Sonia Andres Martin, Leyla Galloway, Conner Smith, Hector Macias and Harley School Superintendent’s Lawrence. Student Advisory Council

South Habersham Mid- council, each student dle School will have a di- wrote an essay describ- rect line to State School ing their ideas about how Superintendent Richard education in Georgia could Woods as three of its stu- be improved. Students dents were chosen for the were chosen based on the 2015-16 State School Super- strength of their essays. intendent’s Student Advi- Free’s essay focused on sory Council. the importance of incor- The purpose of the advi- porating life skills such as sory council is to promote communication and time direct communication be- management into educa- tween state school leader- tion. Fricks wrote about ship and Georgia students. the importance of having Students are given the op- people with knowledge and portunity to tell those in experience in education charge at the state level to make decisions about about their experiences as education. Ellis advocat- a student in the Georgia ed for the use of a single public school system, how technology device for each policies created at the state student to replace the use level affect them, and ideas of multiple items, such as for improving education in textbooks, as a way to im- the state. prove student learning and Eighth-grade student reduce costs. Jonah Free and seventh- Students on the council grade students Camryn will meet three times dur- Fricks and Ellis Wallace ing the school year at the will be representing the Georgia Department of school, county and Re- Education’s offi ces in At- gional Education Service lanta. They will also meet Agency (RESA) district virtually twice throughout during this school year on the year. the advisory council. They Students and parents FAIRVIEW ELECTS STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS were chosen out of a pool of will be recognized at the The last week of August, more than 1,500 applicants October Habersham Coun- Fairview Elementary School fourth- and fi fth-graders elected their grade representatives for Student statewide. ty Board of Education Council for the 2015-16 school year. Representatives who ran for the positions of either president, vice president, treasurer or To earn a spot on the meeting. secretary campaigned and presented a speech in front of third, fourth and fi fth grades Sept. 9. Students voted for the offi cers SearchSearch directly after the speeches. The offi cers for FES 2015-16 Student Council are Anna Grant, secretary; Hayden Gailey, treasurer; The Northeast Georgian Grayson Means, vice president; and McKenzie Chitwood, president. Pictured are, bottom row from left, Ana Walker, Anna Grant, Morgan Pitts, McKenzie Chitwood; middle row, Kaylee Thompson, Maddie LeBlanc, Amelia Westbrook, Grayson Means, Jacob Grady, Cooper Smith, Hayden Gailey; top row, Annabelle Jackson, Student Council Advisor Mary Beth Simmons and Morgan Crow. TALLULAH Clarkesville Elementary plans fall festival FALLS SCHOOL Do not miss this year’s Clarkesville Elementary Make your bid in the silent auction, including gardening, School Fall Festival, 5-8:30 p.m. Friday, Oct. 2. spa, family movie night, UGA, family game night, read- Bring your family and enjoy over 25 games and ac- ing and holiday baskets. Middle School tivities including: Duck Pond, Go Fish, Ring Toss, Dance Come enjoy Chick-fi l-A sandwiches, pizza, cotton can- Room, Soccer Ball Knock Down, Kids Bingo, Pumpkin dy, sno-cones, chips, drinks and other fall festival treats. Golf, Pumpkin Bowling, Pumpkin Frisbee Throw, Pen- You may even win a $500 VISA gift card in the raffl e. Preview DAY ny Toss, Fear Factor Room, Haunted House, Cake Walk, You don’t have to be present to win, so fi nd a Clarkesville Face Painting, Crazy Hair Room, Infl atable Obstacle Elementary student and buy your tickets today. Course, Football Throw with Habersham Raiders foot- ball players, Basketball Shoot, Dunking Booth with the CES Principals, Raiders football players and more, and Reptile Room sponsored by Apple City Pets. Award Winning Farm to Table Come play adult bingo with prizes from local business- es, along with passes to Dollywood, Georgia Aquarium and Atlanta Zoo, a ride to school in a Clarkesville police car or fi re truck and more. Visit with the Chick-fi l-A cow.

Full Bar & Excellent Wine Selections Monday, October 12, 2015 LRH Moonshine Bar Open 9:00 a.m. - 11:30 a.m. Weds - Friday @ 3:00 | Saturdays @ 12 noon • Prepared • Motivated Serving Dinner Wednesday - Friday 6 p.m. - 10 p.m. • Successful Saturday 5 p.m. - 10 p.m. & Sunday Brunch 11 a.m. - 3 p.m. boarding and day programs • need-based financial aid Please call for reservations • innovative tuition freeze program • small classes Join us for Featured Farmer Thursday every week RSVP by Wednesday and Eat Your Fill Seafood Wednesday October 7, 2015 USING BODIES TO MAKE SHAPES the last Wednesday of every month. Debby Schildbach’s kindergartners at Hazel Grove Elemen- call (706) 754-0400 The next Seafood Wednesday will be September 30. tary School form a triangle with their bodies as part of their check-in 8:30 a.m. - 8:50 a.m. study about shapes. Pictured in side line segments are: Macy 35 Andrea Lane • Lakemont, GA 30552 Huff and Gavin Leenman; and bottom line segment: Thatcher www.lakerabunhotel.com Tatum. 706-782-4946 or 800-398-5134 Tallulah Falls Schoolwww.tallulahfalls.org is an equal opportunity institution and admits students of any race, color, and national or ethnic origin. B6 6B The Northeast Georgian Friday, September 25, 2015

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LARGE STUDIO APART- carpet. .4acres. $69,900. leather couch, $100.; One yel- 706-499-2267 or 706-778-6875 Cornelia- low fabric couch, $100.; Plus RIAGE MITSUBISHI 770-536- MENT Mountain View Healthcare 4434 LOCATED IN HISTORIC 3Br/2Ba, garage, new roof, 547 Warwoman Road braided rugs, misce items $1 paint, carpet. $95,000. each. LAKEMONT. CLOSE TO Clayton, GA 30525 LAKE RABUN. 706-982-9733 phone 706-782-4276 Please call for directions: 2014 NISSAN VERSA. $11987. Financing Available fax 706-782-1516 772-285-1921 ALL CREDIT OK CALL CAR- 706-499-1421 RIAGE MITSUBISHI 770-536- 2Bedroom/1 Bath House. Nice, NOW LEASING Now hiring: 3Br/2Ba apartments CNA's, Mon – Fri, all shifts; Largest Yard Sale Of 4434 clean, and quiet. 706-778-4335 For Sale To Be Moved To Your The Year! CAMERON @ CLARKESVILLE Property. Charge Nurse, Mon – Fri, 3-11 706-839-1067 Weekend Baylor (Sat & Sun + Thursday-Saturday 9-? Three Bedroom, Two Bath, 1991 Cannon Bridge Rd. 2009 CHEVROLET MALIBU 3 Bedroom/1 Bath House. Lots of Hardwood Floors, Ap- 8 free hours). $12897.. ALL CREDIT OK Quiet Neighborhood. Close to ROOMS FOR RENT New Pay Scale/ Sign On Demorest prox. 1650 sq. ft. CARRIAGE MITSUBISHI 770- town and shopping. Call: Affordable rooms with private Four Bedroom, Three Bath, Bonus/ Referral Bonus. Multi-Family Saturday 26th 536-4434 706-778-4335 bath. Share full kitchen, washer Please apply in person or Double Carport, Some Hard- 505 Chandler Heights circle & dryer. Weekly rates, plus wood Floors, Approx. 2700 sq. email your resume to: Alto 3Br/2Ba Home. 287 Quail Trail, dep. Call 706-776-6596 2009 HONDA ACCORD EX. Cornelia. No Pets. First & Last. ft. [email protected] $10987. ALL CREDIT OK The Home Place EOE YARD SALE 706-778-7953 Nice Building, Approx. 1200 sq. Saturday, September 26 from 8 CALL CARRIAGE MITSUBISHI Alcohol & drug free! ft., For the Lake, River or Pond. 770-536-4434 Respiratory Therapist -PRN a.m. to 1 p.m. at Hollywood Or We can Move Your House. Must be a Licensed Respirato- Baptist Church, Clarkesville. 4Br/2.5Ba Log Home for rent. PEOPLES CHOICE HOUSE ry Therapist in GA. - Can have Proceeds to benefit Women on 2013 NISSAN SENTRA.. 4012 Hwy 17, Clarkesville. MOVERS, 706-246-5793. CRTT or RTT certification. Missions. Biscuits and coffee, $12987 ALL CREDIT OK CALL $800.-900./mo. 770-716-1409 COTTAGE FOR RENT F#195904-9/24 Must have BLS, ACLS and bake sale. CARRIAGE MITSUBISHI 770- two bedroom one bath newly PALS. Must be able to work 536-4434 CORNELIA- Nice, clean restored cottage part of an old Pea Ridge 4Br/1Ba farmhouse. any shift, including nights, 3Br/2Ba. $825. No Pets. 404- fish camp. Lake Rabun area. 2½ acres. Shop & barn. weekends and holidays. Apply 2007 MERCEDES E-CLASS. 210-7481. 706-982-9733 Fruit & nut trees. Well & city online at: ADVERTISING, COUNTRY $10987 ALL CREDIT OK CALL water. Very private. $87,900. habershammedical.com STORE AND ESTATE AUC- CARRIAGE MITSUBISHI 770- FOR RENT CLARKESVILLE 706-499-2718 or in Human Resources. TION Mountain City, GA, Sat- 536-4434 AREA HMC is an EOE. urday, September 26th 5pm. 2 bedroom 2 bath and Loft A Great selection of Country Hardwood Floors, Vaulted Ceil- 2BR – 3BR's available Pea Store and Advertising items, a 2009 NISSAN ALTIMA. $9987 ing Covered Porch Ridge MH Park. Retired/Dis- large selection of designer fur- ALL CREDIT OK CALL CAR- Rear Deck, Storage building abled discount. 706-499-7862. RN RIAGE MITSUBISHI 770-536- RN and LPN needed PRN to niture from a Highlands Estate $725.0 month and deposit along with antique furniture, 4434 704-466-3538 2Br/1Ba, Private lot, Mt. Airy. make supervisory visits and $375./mo. Plus $200. deposit. ALTO, 3Br/2Ba Double-wide. skilled visits for home care southern pottery, jewelry, 1650sf, Fireplace, 1-acre. Cherokee baskets and much, 2011 HONDA FIT $11987 ALL Furnish own utilities. 706-778- clients in Hall County and sur- FOR RENT! 3Bedroom/2Bath 6543. $69,900. Financing available. rounding counties. much more. CREDIT OK CALL CARRIAGE 706-499-1421 See our website for a full cata- House. Two car garage, deck, Responsibilities include as- MITSUBISHI 770-536-4434 large living and dining area, 3Br/2Ba Doublewide on Dooley sessments and supervision of log with photos and to make Rd., Clarkesville. $600./mo. your seat reservations. Newly renovated. Quiet neigh- nursing assistants. Home 2007 NISSAN ALTIMA $5987 borhood. For appointment call: Plus deposit. 706-499-4312 care experience a plus. Day Greg Peters, GAL1491, 15% ALL CREDIT OK CALL CAR- 706-778-4335 “Move in Special” 3BR/2BA travel required. Buyers Premium - 3% sur- RIAGE MITSUBISHI 770-536- charge for credit cards, with CHA, available on half Apply online at Rescare.com 4434 New 2016 homes arriving. Also or call 770-297-9016 for more 706-746-6924. LEASE OPTION PURCHASE acre lots. Call 706-839-5684, GOLDENMEMORIESAUC- 706-968-1022. due to popular demand we are information. Live in the mountains only 20 adding a second modular home EOE M/F/D/V TIONS.COM 2007 CHEVROLET SILVERA- DO 42 K MILES $13987.. ALL minutes from Helen, Clayton, to our inventory!! These homes CREDIT OK CALL CARRIAGE Clarkesville. Totally remod- are crane set and are compara- Auction, Sat. Sept. 26, 2015 @ MITSUBISHI 770-536-4434 eled cabin. Close to lakes & ble to site built homes but a Habersham Mini Storage, 875 river for boating, fishing & fraction of price per sq. ft. S. Main St., Cornelia @ 9:00am hiking. Spacious 3Br/2Ba with 2006 FORD F150. $10987. ALL comforthomesofathens.com Diabetes Prevention Coach to satisfy debt of: open Kit, DR, LR, and FP. 600 sq.ft. Office or Retail space 706-549-8860 Part-time. $15./hr. Bilingual re- CREDIT OK CALL CARRIAGE MITSUBISHI 770-536-4434 Tile, wood & carpet floors. for rent at 215 Hodges St., HRT-190607 quired. Resume: Vernita Dantzler unit #123 CHA and inside laundry. Mtn. downtown Cornelia. $385./mo. [email protected] Whitney Miller unit #92 Views from 2 decks. Avail- 770-540-7087 Deidre Via unit #118 2011 SILVERADO CREW Respiratory Therapist wanted able now, CALL 706-754- FIND CARS HERE Dianna Dickens unit #53 CAB.. 4X4 $28987 ALL CRED- 9136 for info. CLARKESVILLE SQUARE for local DME company Setting IT OK CALL CARRIAGE MIT- up CPAP/BIPAP's & Respirato- Offices $225./mo, Retail/Ware- Management reserves the right SUBISHI 770-536-4434 house/Mfg. From $1.20/sq.ft. ry Patient home visits Send re- to decline any and all bids. Spacious 3Br/1.5Ba Baldwin. sume to: resume67dme@ 706-754-4540 2013 TOYOTA TACOMA 4CYL $650./mo., Deposit. References windstream.net required. No Pets. Commercial offices and retail CTR-195839 $16987 ALL CREDIT OK CALL CARRIAGE MITSUBISHI 770- 706-778-5891 spaces on 441 starting at $450. Refurbished Appliances 12 536-4434 706-778-8001. Month Warranty. Washers, To place an ad, call: To subscribe, call: Dryers, Ranges, Refrigerators, For Rent!! Great Professional (706) 778-4215 Freezers, Ovens. 150 in Stock! 2011 NISSAN MURANO (706) 778-4215 $14987. ALL CREDIT OK *CD Properties* now leasing 1, Building located on busy US Free Local Delivery with Trade 2, & 3 Bedrooms starting at Hwy. 441 in the Cornelia/Bald- Dekle Appliance CALL CARRIAGE MIT- SUBISHI 770-536-4434 $500. Habersham & White win area. Offers reception 295 Swift Street County. Call 706-778-8001. area, 2/3 offices and confer- 7KH1RUWKHDVW*HRUJLDQ Toccoa ence room. $750./month. Call 706-886-9174 2013 NISSAN ROGUE $15987 1, 2, & 3BR starting at $490. All (706) 778-4215 ALL CREDIT OK CALL CAR- Ruth at SHIELD, REALTORS 139161-CTR-1/14/16 appliances, W/D hook-up. www.thenortheastgeorgian.com RIAGE MITSUBISHI 770-536- 706-892-1027 706-499-4702 / 706-754-5940 4434

Children's Consignment Sale Habersham County Fairground. Seasoned and green 2012 JEEP LIBERTY. $13987 Fri., October 2, 9am-8pm Oak Firewood for sale ALL CREDIT OK CALL CAR- Sat., October 3, 9am-2pm 706-348-6258 RIAGE MITSUBISHI 770-536- Children's clothes, equipment, 4434 toys and maternity items. Over STAY COMFY 325 sellers!! Thousands of 2009 BMW X-5. $18987 ALL name brand items! Find out A clean pillow top mattress set new still in plastic $200 CREDIT OK CALL CARRIAGE how to shop early at: MITSUBISHI 770-536-4434 www.childrenssale.com New King 3 piece mattress pil- EXPLORER & CROWN VIC Don't Miss this Garage Sale! low set $350. Can deliver. 706- th 2008 Ford Crown Vic LX, white, Sat. Sept. 26 , 9a-4p. 347-4814. leather, excellent, 47K, $8200 191 Chandler Dr., Baldwin. & OBO. 2000 Ford Explorer XLT, Off B.C. Grant Rd. Bedroom suite. 7 pcs. Medium tone solid oak. Queen size-per- black, sunroof, leather, excel- PLACE YOUR fect condition. 706-886-5227 lent, 105K, $3400 OBO. ESTATE SALE 706-491-9988 706-499-3620 LASSIFIED D NLINE 307 Morningside Dr. C A O Clarkesville, Ga. Place an ad 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. 8am Sept. 25th & 26th Lots of glassware, Gorham camellia sterling flatware, Yamaha Golf Carts Gas, $2600. Electric, $1800. 1999 Dodge Sport P/U. Runs dishes/cookware, linens, dec- good. New tires and battery. orative items, dolls, clothes 100 to choose from. 770-737-2221 123,000 miles. $2600. OBO. (small, petite sizes), some fur- 706-839-6265 niture, more!! No early birds It’s Easy! please.

Wish to purchase 250 gal. ESTATE SALE th th Propane tank. Contact Carol 14' FIBERGLASS BOAT Fri./Sat. Sept.25 &26 8a-4p 706-677-4424 Trolling motor, battery, an- 105 Grand Oaks Dr. chors, new fish finder, carpet- Clarkesville ed, elevated seats and tilt trail- Indoor/outdoor furniture, cherry er with new tires. 404-403-6038 curio cabinet, yard statues, 091014-109036 planters, dog cages, elliptical, 2010 KIA OPTIMA LX..$8987. chandelier, kitchen accessories ALL CREDIT OK CALL CAR- Go to: bird feeders, wheel chairs, vac- RIAGE MITSUBISHI 770-536- uums, winter jackets, and much 4434 Looking for a pet? Adopt! John thenortheastgeorgian.com and Click on “Place a Classifi ed” more! Everything Must Go!! B. Gesbocker Animal Shelter of Habersham County. 706-754- Hopes Landing Yard Sale. Off 2007 DODGE CHARGER.. 3533. Smith Loop Rd., Demorest. $8987. ALL CREDIT OK CALL Sat.9/26 or (10/3-Rain). 8a-3p CARRIAGE MILECROY TSUBISHI 77 AUCTION,0- INC. Look for the signs! 536-4434 HUGE Multi-family yard sale! Saturday, September 26, 2015- 9:00am Lots of everything. Tools, baby 2006 BMW 5 SE ThomasRIES $998 Cothran7. Estate items, crafts, antiques, toys ALL CREDIT OK CALL CAR- and more! 2646 Skitts Mountain RIAG 1361E MITS ColeUBIS HIRoad 770- 53- Carnesville,6- GA 30521 Rd. Cleveland. 4434 Directions: From Carnesville take Hwy 59 south to 4 way stop, turn left on Hwy 51. Go approximately 4 miles, turn right on Cole Road. 1st House on Left. 2011 NISSAN ALTIMA. $11987 PUBLISHER’S ALL CREDVehicles IT OK CALL CAR- Misc. 1985 Buick Lesabre 4dr., 25000 miles Farm Equipment Push Planter NOTICE: RIAG 1931 EFord AMI Model,TS 4dr.UB (VeryIS Nice)HI 770-53 Ford6- 6610 Tractor Hand Tools (bundles) 4434 1924 Buick Farman Cub w/Cultivator Seed & Pitch Forks All real estate advertising in this 1973 Mercedes Belly Mower Cub Cement Mixer newspaper is subject to the Fair 1987 Ford F700, 10’ Box Dump Middle Buster, 3PH Stencil Punch Set (4) 1995 Dodge, 2500 Diesel Generator, 25kW, PTO Oil Cases Housing Act, which makes it illegal 2013 Dodge, FO 600RD Flat Bed FO DumpCUS..$10987.Bottom Plow Metal Cabinet w/contents to advertise any preference, limita- ALL CRKubota ED RTV900IT OK CALL CA All PurposeR- Plow 7 shank Electric Wire RIAGE Jeep MI ArmyTS 1968UBISHI 770-53 2 Covington6- Planters Old Car Parts tion or discrimination based on A Model Parts Radiator back to Door 2 Skid Fuel Tanks w/pumps H.D. Drill race, color, religion, sex, disability, 4434 1977 MGB Smoothing Harrow, 3PH 2 & 5 H.P. Elect Motors (new) Shop E quipment N.H. 281 SQ Baler Scrap Metal & Steel (lots) familial status or national origin, or Air Compressor N. H. 256 Rake Metric & STD Tap & Die Sets an intention, to make any such pref- 2014 NI HydraulicSS ANPipe Bender VERSA. $11987Disc . Mower Well Drilling Rig 2/A-Model 2 Battery Chargers Hi-Lift for round bales Power erence, limitation or discrimination. ALL CREDFloor IT Jacks OK CALL CA BoxR- Blade w/plows, 3PH Old Car Parts “Familial status includes children RIAGE MIAir TS ToolsUBISHI 770-53 16- Row Cultivator Hess Truck in Boxes 4434 Belt Sander Sickle Mower Antiques under the age of 18 living with par- Tool Box w/tools Ford Backhoe (4 stick) SQ & Round Tubs ents or legal custodians, pregnant Drills & Grinders Trailer 16’ Vise & Stand USA Drill Press w/vise Stock Trailer 12’ BP Transplanter women and people securing custo- 2009 Metal CH & WoodEVR Band OLSaws ET MALIBUDisc Plow White Oak Basket dy of children under 18. $12897.. Large SocketAL LSet CREDIT OK Iron Ace Planter (old) CARR Misc.IA CombinationGE MI WrenchesTSUBISHI 770- Shop Tongs Makita Chop Saw Pea Thrasher This newspaper will not know- 536-4434Tool Cabinet Many Items Not Listed Oil Cans, misc. ingly accept any advertising for real Drill Bits (new) T-Model Coils (in box) Torch wlbuggy Cook Stove, 2 eye estate which is in violation of the 2009 HO WelderND 225 LincolnA ACCORD UPDATESEX. & Sewing Machines law. Our readers are hereby in- Table w/grinder PICTURES ON Well Windlass & Whirl $10987 Vise. & C-ClampsALL USA CREDIT OK Draw Knives formed that all dwellings advertised CALL CAPressure RRI WashersAGE MITSUB lecroyauction.comISHI Wash Pots (3) in this newspaper are available on 770-53 Index6-44 Milling34 Machine Churns (4) an equal opportunity basis. To Adze GATE (Georgia Agricultural Tax Exemption) Applies Shingle Blade complain of discrimination call 2013 NISSAN NO BUYERSENT PREMIUMRA.. Mule Mower HUD toll-free at 1-800-669-9777. TERMS: Cash or check with bank letter from person not known to auctioneer. Ferguson Metal Tractor (toy) $12987 AL All Litems CR sell ED“as is,IT where OK is.” NotCA responsibleLL for accidents. Quilt Frames The toll-free telephone number CARRIAGE MITSUBISHI 770- P.A. Tobacco Cans for the hearing impaired is 536-4434 For more information contact: 1-800-927-9275. Swain LeCroy GAL# 2670 706.201.2257 or 706.356.4951 2007 MERCEDES E-CLASS. 196181 $10987 ALL CREDIT OK CALL CARRIAGE MITSUBISHI 770- 536-4434

2009 NISSAN ALTIMA. $9987 ALL CREDIT OK CALL CAR- RIAGE MITSUBISHI 770-536- 4434

2011 HONDA FIT $11987 ALL CREDIT OK CALL CARRIAGE MITSUBISHI 770-536-4434

2007 NISSAN ALTIMA $5987 ALL CREDIT OK CALL CAR- RIAGE MITSUBISHI 770-536- 4434

2007 CHEVROLET SILVERA- DO 42 K MILES $13987.. ALL CREDIT OK CALL CARRIAGE MITSUBISHI 770-536-4434

2006 FORD F150. $10987. ALL CREDIT OK CALL CARRIAGE MITSUBISHI 770-536-4434

2011 SILVERADO CREW CAB.. 4X4 $28987 ALL CRED- IT OK CALL CARRIAGE MIT- SUBISHI 770-536-4434

2013 TOYOTA TACOMA 4CYL $16987 ALL CREDIT OK CALL CARRIAGE MITSUBISHI 770- 536-4434

2011 NISSAN MURANO $14987. ALL CREDIT OK CALL CARRIAGE MIT- SUBISHI 770-536-4434

2013 NISSAN ROGUE $15987 ALL CREDIT OK CALL CAR- RIAGE MITSUBISHI 770-536- 4434

2012 JEEP LIBERTY. $13987 ALL CREDIT OK CALL CAR- RIAGE MITSUBISHI 770-536- 4434

2009 BMW X-5. $18987 ALL CREDIT OK CALL CARRIAGE MITSUBISHI 770-536-4434