Board of Education Approves Fiscal Year 2014 Budget

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75 cents JUNE 28, 2013 Weekend Board of education approves Fiscal Year 2014 budget

By KIMBERLY BROWN the projected 2014 ending “everybody in the school yond our control, but we “That’s made up of [in- “They were not discretion- fund balance of $2,974,496 system” for their work are optimistic that our creased pay for] advanced ary in any way.” The Habersham Coun- balances the budget at $61 on the budget. “We have economy is going to come degrees, health insurance “We’ve had savings ty Board of Education million. closed our gap between back,” Newsome said. increases for both clas- through attrition, absorb- has approved a balanced The budget was pre- our revenue and expen- “We’re going to have more sifi ed and certifi ed staff, ing positions, we’ve had general fund budget for sented June 27 by school ditures,” she said. “It is businesses, so we feel like also our teacher retire- savings through the zero- fi scal year 2014 of about system Chief Financial Of- much less. It is still there; everything on that side ment expenditures are based budget process, and $61 million. That budget fi cer Staci Newsome, who there’s still a gap, but (revenue) is mostly posi- going up,” Newsome said. of course the conservative includes projected rev- said the budget was the we’re on the way.” tive.” “Our expenditures auto- spending,” Newsome said. enues of $56,337,923, with same which had been ap- Newsome said the coun- Habersham County matically went up, beyond “We’ve also been able to a current 2013 fund bal- proved as a tentative bud- ty tax digest should be re- School Superintendent our control, by that much shift over some of our pur- ance of $4,879,614. On the get, and was the same that leased next week and they Matthew Cooper and New- [$4.1 million].” chases to SPLOST (Spe- expense side, it includes had been advertised in could begin working on some told the board ex- “All these expenses cial Purpose Local Option projected expenditures The Northeast Georgian. the millage rate. penses have gone up $4.1 were completely out of of $58,243,041. Adding in Newsome commended “The revenues are be- million for FY 2014. our control,” Cooper said. See BOE, Page 2A

Springer Mountain supports Paula Deen By DONALD FRASER

Paula Deen, icon of Southern cooking, has seen her celebrity status shaken after admitting in a court deposition she used a racial slur. Locally, Deen, a celebrity spokeswoman for Springer Mountain Farms, remains afﬁ liated with the Baldwin-based poultry producer. Deen, and her brother Bubba Hiers, who co-own a Savannah restaurant, are being sued by Lisa Jackson, former manager of the restaurant, for racial and sexual discrimination. Deen admitted in the deposition she, in the past, used the highly charged “N” word. Soon after the admission became public, the Food Network, owned by Scripps Network Interactive Inc., said it would not renew her contract, which expires at the end of June. Later, Smithﬁ eld Foods Inc., a pork producer which has a ham product line featuring Deen, dropped her as well. Deen is also associated with QVC, a home shop-

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KIMBERLY BROWN/Staff ON FIRE FOR JESUS Preschool Vacation Bible Schoolers Avery Graham, Jack Thomson, Luke Thomson, Ashley Jones and Kimberly Salazar “roast” marshmallows over a pretend campﬁ re during Clarkesville First United Methodist Church’s VBS, being held this week. The theme of the VBS is “Tell it on the mountain,” and features a sanctuary and rooms decorated with mountains, tents, campﬁ res and other camping gear. Churches all over the county are hosting VBS through the summer. See Page 11A for VBS details. Back-to-school promotion launches

Just in time for back-to- players guess the correct school, The Northeast Geor- location of the backpack. gian is introducing a way To enter to win, each to win school supplies and player must visit all 12 lo- have fun in the process. cal businesses to collect The community is in- clues that are on game vited to play the “We’ve pieces to attach to their got your back” game. This game card. is an interactive game that Once they have all of gets students, parents, their pieces (clues) and teachers and local busi- have a guess, they will nesses involved. return their completed, Here’s how it works. original game card to The Clip out a game board from Northeast Georgian’s offi ce, today’s edition and in sub- where they will be entered sequent editions July 3, 5, for a drawing. 10, 12 and 17. At least eight backpacks Follow the clues to guess will be awarded, valued the location of the “hid- at $75 each, which will be den backpack” stashed fi lled with school supplies. somewhere in Habersham All students in grades kin- FILE County. dergarten-12 who enter a The card will consist of complete game card will be Paula Deen is facing public scrutiny in the aftermath of how to play, a list of prizes, eligible to win. There will admission of using a racial slur. Locally, Deen, a celebrity rules, entry information also be several classroom and squares represent- spokeswoman for Springer Mountain Farms, is seeing sup- ing 12 local businesses as port from the company. places to fi nd clues to help See School, Page 2A

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6195 Hwy 52 East • Murrayville, Georgia 30564 coME visit our sHowrooM A2 2A The Northeast Georgian Friday, June 28, 2013 Public meetings Turpin, Davis given schools leadership nod scheduled By KIMBERLY BROWN save the system more than big shoes to fi ll, $15,000 per year. Cooper but I’m sure we’ll The following public meetings are scheduled between June Hazel Grove Elementa- said Cunningham comes be working to- 28-July 5. ry School has a new princi- “highly recommended,” gether.” Turpin pal, Demorest Elementary he has “extensive experi- said she is grate- School has a new assistant ence in coaching and deal- ful for her time at Habersham County Airport Authority principal, and the school ing with athletics” and, Cornelia, where 9 a.m. Monday, July 1, at the Habersham County Airport. system has a new interim “not only that, he loves she started “from athletic director, as a re- Habersham County.” day one” as a Clarkesville City Council sult of personnel actions Cooper said calling the teacher. position “interim” was not Davis said 6:30 p.m. Monday, July 1, at Clarkesville City Hall, Washington taken by the Habersham County Board of Educa- a refl ection on Cunning- Cornelia Elemen- Street. tion during a called meet- ham but on the position tary “has been a ing June 27. itself, so it can be watched wonderful expe- Baldwin City Council The actions were taken for a year since it is “a new rience,” and she KIMBERLY BROWN/Staff after a 45-minute closed way of doing things.” He feels “so complete- 6:30 p.m. Monday, July 1, at Baldwin Municipal Courtroom, Geep Cunningham, left Willingham Avenue. (work session). session to discuss person- said Cunningham would ly supported in , will serve as nel and real estate. BOE have “full authority to Habersham Coun- Habersham County Schools interim ath- member Rick Williams make the decisions he ty Schools … to letic director; Susan Davis, center, will Mt. Airy Town Council was not at the meeting due needs to make” for the ath- give my very best 7 p.m. Monday, July 1, at Mt. Airy Town Hall, Dicks Hill Parkway. to a family vacation. letic program. to students and to serve as assistant principal at Demorest Misty Turpin, cur- In recommending Tur- grow as a profes- Elementary School; and Misty Turpin will Habersham County Planning Commission rently assistant principal pin to the board, Cooper sional.” be Hazel Grove Elementary School’s new at Cornelia Elementary said they had done an “ex- “We’re very 6 p.m. Tuesday, July 2, at the Habersham County Courthouse. School, will fi ll the prin- tensive search” and looked excited for both principal. cipal’s position at HGES, at “several really good these positions,” Cunningham told Coo- taking the place of Tim candidates.” Turpin has Director of Elementary per and the board, “This Goss, who earlier was been assistant principal at Schools Rhonda Andrews opportunity is unbeliev- named the new principal Cornelia Elementary for said. “I couldn’t ask for able. I do love Habersham From Page 1A anybody more talented School at Clarkesville Elemen- seven years, and Cooper County … I have a home and dedicated than Misty, tary. said, “over the past seven in Stephens County that is going out to Hazel Grove.” winners, where teachers entries for consideration is Susan Davis, currently years, I think she’s seen fantastic … I love Stephens Andrews said she would can complete the game to July 19. an academic coach at Cor- just about anything. She’s County. I will pull for Ste- miss Davis “tremendously win a signifi cant donation Winners will be an- nelia Elementary, will be defi nitely prepared to take phens County to win ev- in the instructional coach to help furnish materials nounced in the Back to assistant principal at De- this next step in her ca- ery game they play, except for their classroom. School section to be pub- group,” but she will “bring morest Elementary, tak- reer.” when they play us. … The The deadline to com- lished in the July 26 edition some positive things she’s ing the place of Jill Baugh- About Davis, Cooper times I had as a young boy, plete the game and turn in of The Northeast Georgian. done in Cornelia to [De- man, who left to take a said, “she’s known as a growing up here and be- morest Elementary].” principal’s job in White professional. She’s known ing involved with athletics Connie Yearwood, prin- County. as someone who has a pas- and the way the coaches cipal at Demorest Elemen- In addition, the board sion for education, loves took care of me … it’s deep- Correction tary, said she is “blessed to approved hiring Geep students and teachers.” ly in me that I’m going to have had a process, where In the Wednesday, June 26 edition, a photo featured Cunningham as interim After the vote, Turpin have an opportunity to do I feel so supported by my in the Snapshots section on Page 10B, names were athletic director, which said she is “honored and that.” superintendent and my left off one of the photos. Pictured were Mckinley and will be a 49-percent posi- excited” to be assuming “These are great addi- elementary director … we Bryson Ward, and Madison and Sy Ward. tion (see related story, the role of principal at Ha- tions,” BOE member Pat had dozens of very quali- It is the policy of The Northeast Georgian to correct Page 1B). zel Grove. Taylor said. factual errors. These corrections appear on Page 2A. fi ed applicants.” She said Habersham County “Hazel Grove is a great “It’s very exciting, and Davis “complements me School Superintendent school,” she said. “They it says a lot for our system very well as a leader; she Matthew Cooper said com- have a lot of tradition and that we’re growing leaders is an utmost professional bining the athletic direc- history, and they’re com- within our system,” BOE and very strong and char- tor and assistant athletic mitted to academic excel- Chairman Gilbert Barrett ismatic.” The Northeast Georgian director position would lence. … Mr. Goss leaves said.

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All those the conservative spend- cilities … SPLOSTs are Barrett. “When you look USPS 395440 savings total $3.4 million, ing plan saved about $2 just vital.” at $4.1 million in mandat- Alan NeSmith, Publisher so even though we went up million, which “doesn’t “Because of the fund- ed expenses, as Mr. Coo- by $4.1 [million] we also happen without a team ef- ing formula from the per said, it does make it [email protected] saved.” fort.” state, we fell in a better very much of a challenge.” Cooper said the bud- “I want to reiterate how bracket, but it’s a culmi- The board voted to Periodicals postage paid at Cornelia, Ga. get had been a “year-long important SPLOST is,” nation of everything com- adopt the budget, in the POSTMASTER: Send address changes to process,” and bringing Board Member Don Cor- ing together … us being as absence of Board Member e Northeast Georgian, P.O. Box 1555, Cornelia, GA 30531 Newsome to the team bett said. “We’re charged frugal as we can be,” said Rick Williams, without “was a huge step.” He said with maintaining our fa- Board Chairman Gilbert further discussion. Subscriptions: Habersham, Banks, White, Stephens counties...... 52 weeks $30.00 Deen From Page 1A Other Georgia counties...... 52 weeks $40.00 Outside Georgia...... 52 weeks $50.00 ping network which like QVC, has not taken a “The whole situation customers have called Includes Georgia Sales Tax Single copies are sold at nearly 100 locations. features “Paula Deen’s particular action. is way out of hand,” Hens- wondering what Springer Newspaper rack copies – 75¢ includes GA sales tax Kitchen” a show selling Walmart announced ley said June 25. “I have Mountain planned, Hens- Newspaper dealer copies – 75¢ does not include GA sales tax an assortment of cook- June 26 it was dropping worked closely with her ley said. “I told them what Contact: ware and recipe books. Deen, as did casino and for two years and seen her I’m telling you,” he said. [email protected] QVC is “assessing” its hotel operator Caesars with all types of people. I association with Deen, Entertainment. Deen has have seen no evidence of Hours: Open Monday through Friday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. according to statement four restaurants on Cae- prejudice in Paula Deen made by “Today Show” sar properties. Walmart at all.” abersham Contacting Us: host Matt Lauer, who said it was not placing “Deen’s businesses em- interviewed Deen June new orders for Deen prod- ploy [more than] 100 black HAssistedRe Livingtreat Homes Telephone: 706-778-4215 Fax: 706-778-4114 26. Deen was originally ucts. people,” Hensley said. “If scheduled for interview Deen is fi nding stead- they didn’t like her they Mail: Post O ce Box 1555 June 21, the day the Food fast support from Spring- would quit.” 2440 Old Athens Highway Network opted to end its er Mountain Farms. Deen “We’re staying with 24-hour care for the elderly. Cornelia, GA 30531 contract with her. Smith- remains featured on the Paula because we believe Three balanced meals, Email: fi eld ended its association company’s Internet site her,” Hensley said. “The laundry service, and Newsroom: with Deen Monday, June homepage. talk of other people is not assistance with medicines E. Lane Gresham, Editor: [email protected] 24. “We have assessed our going to infl uence us.” are just a few of the Treva Bennett, copy editor: [email protected] Deen again provided a association and have de- Hensley said public many benefi ts offered Donald Fraser, senior sta writer: [email protected] public apology and wept. cided to stick with Paula,” comment he has heard Christina Santee, sta writer: [email protected] She also emphatically de- said Tom Hensley, CEO of has been in support of under one rate. Kimberly Brown, sta writer: [email protected] nied being a racist in any Fieldale Farms, which is Deen. 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Neal Ellis 5-670003 A3 Friday, June 28, 2013 The Northeast Georgian 3A Clarkesville assessing infrastructure surrounding threatened creek By CHRISTINA SANTEE which appear to be drain- mally [drain into this Hughes said personnel Hughes said there is idea was to leave the pipe ing into the creek, “so that area],” he said. would further consider no confirmed timeline of rather than cause unnec- Efforts to restore an un- then you can begin to ad- Hughes said within the alternative solutions that when the issue will be re- essary disturbance to the named creek severely im- dress it at the source of the framework of the existing would re-direct potential solved, but said he hoped stream bank,” he said. “In pacted by storm water will problem rather than at the Soque River Watershed storm water and pollution, the storm water inven- talking to a few homeown- soon be under way. end of the pipe.” Partnership, funds un- instead, into groundwater. tory process would begin ers, they agreed that it Located in the city of “There are many com- der its existing 319 Grant, “By infiltration, by al- “within the next several would be better left alone Clarkesville behind the ponents to a storm water supported by the Georgia lowing that water to soak months.” rather than cause further Porter-York House on system. You’re going to ob- Environmental Protec- into the ground in some “I think it’s going to erosion problems.” Bridge Street and across viously have storm inlets tion Division [EPD], will manner rather than just be incremental progress Durham said parts of from Sam Pitts Park, the like drains off the stream be sought to subsidize the being routed directly into for sure because this is a the problem will be ad- creek flows into the Soque where water flows, you’re pending restoration en- rivers and streams,” he widespread problem and dressed with homeown- River and is part of its going to have grates that deavor. said. really, again, a commu- ers along the tributary, own watershed, but has are supposed to keep large “We’re going to look As far as the eroded nity-wide issue,” he said. many of whom the city is long been the victim of debris and trash out of the at perhaps using some stream banks are con- “There is no one place already in the process of storm water, causing ero- pipes, you’re going to have grant money that’s avail- cerned, Hughes said, that contributes to this is- notifying. sion and litter pile-up. the pipes themselves, some able through the [SRWP] “there’s not a whole lot to sue.” “We will be more than Soque River Watershed where you’re going to have along with city match- be done,” until some of the Clarkesville Public happy to assist homeown- Association Watershed an outfall where that pipe ing staff time to evaluate contributors of the erosion Services Director Tim ers with ideas on how to Coordinator and North enters a stream or a drain- the storm water system, are addressed. Durham confirmed upon correct some of the prob- Georgia Technical Col- age area and right now, do an inventory, evalu- “In other words, if we investigating the tribu- lems,” he said. lege instructor Duncan we can see the ends of the ate the current condition did something with the tary “we found several EPD will not be con- Hughes confirmed, “es- some of the pipes coming of the infrastructure and stream banks down there items that need to be sulted for assistance, Dur- sentially, it is a storm wa- out in streams, but nobody then that will allow them right now, we would be addressed,” the first of ham said, as it’s currently ter problem as we suspect- for sure knows where the to know— you can’t fix treating the symptom, which was storm water. unnecessary. ed,” after the issue was other end of the pipe goes a problem if you don’t not the disease,” he said. “The city is working “I have spoken with brought to his attention to,” he said. know the nature or the “What we need to do is within the [SRWA] part- EPD and they do not need earlier this month upon Hughes confirmed vis- extent of the problem,” he first formulate a plan to nership to inventory the to be involved unless receiving phone calls and ible pipes at the site are said. “That’s exactly what address the storm water entire storm water infra- we plan on disturbing pictures of a capped-off “old sewer pipes that have the storm water inven- impact upstream and then structure,” Durham said more than one acre and/ pipe. been closed off.” tory would do and then it begin to evaluate what June 25. “The first step is or if the work we do falls A more in-depth inves- “They’re no longer in would also allow for pri- may be done there to sta- to make 100 percent sure within 200 feet of a peren- tigation yielded old terra use. So there’s no raw oritization of corrective bilize those stream banks that we fully understand nial stream, which it does cotta pipes, severe erosion sewage flowing into the actions and perhaps, very to prevent additional ero- where all the storm wa- not,” he said. where storm water under- creek, which we didn’t importantly, too, develop sion.” ter originates, where it Durham said the city cut the banks of the creek, think there was, but it’s some solutions. It will set Hughes said a resto- is going, and if there are is currently carrying out leaving some areas 10 to 12 good to confirm that,” he them up for years or per- ration project could be a alternate routes that we discussion(s) to deter- feet high, and a pile-up of said, adding although the haps decades to come in consideration in the fu- can take that would miti- mine financing for the litter and debris. pipes may have been ac- their capacity to address ture, but that’s way down gate the impact on some project. Hughes said following a tive, it’s likely they have storm water issues in a the line, though likely of our tributaries. With “Some of the work can June 20 meeting, Clarkes- been abandoned for “a few proactive manner and re- this fall, the SRWA, part- this inventory we can also be done within the bud- ville personnel plan to years, some probably for pair parts that are failing nered with city personnel, establish a rating system get, but we are discussing move forward by under- decades.” now immediately.” will partake in a cleanup and develop a replacement other financial avenues, taking a storm water in- However, storm wa- Regarding the condi- around Clarkesville, sat- schedule for some of the as well,” he said. ventory. ter has since eroded the tions of the grant, funds isfying Rivers Alive stan- older infrastructure.” However, the issue is “I did meet with a num- banks of the creek and has are already reserved spe- dards, Georgia’s statewide Regarding visible pipes correctable, Durham said, ber of city staff yesterday flushed debris and trash, cifically to address storm river cleanup program. in the stream bank, Dur- though all parties contin- and it was a good meet- like beer cans, bottles, water control, Hughes “One stream we would ham confirmed older ue to develop a timetable ing,” he said June 21. “The packaging materials, etc., said. really like to get in is this pipes were abandoned, for the work to be com- city has been very respon- downstream, mainly due “We’ve done some in- particular stream to re- specifically an old sewer pleted. sible in trying to discover to the drainage from the dividual projects directly move a lot of the tires and line running parallel to “Some issues can be the scope and extent of pipes, Hughes said. related to storm water, debris,” he said. ‘There’s the tributary, which was fixed relatively easy and storm water.” “There are pipes that but have not done a wide- a lot of trash in there and moved away from the quickly, while others will Hughes said a storm come in from many places spread evaluation of storm stuff that’s either been stream in 2000. take some time and will water inventory, if suc- that, in fact, carry storm water infrastructure and thrown in directly or “I have talked to sev- need some master plan- cessful, will locate any water from other parts of the potential concerns washed off the landscape eral people who were part ning in order to accom- source(s) feeding the pipes town that wouldn’t nor- and issue,” he said. into the stream.” of that project and the plish our goals,” he said. 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Viewpoints The Northeast Georgian Friday, June 28, 2013 4A Remain vigilant to protect children

hurches are called to do good works. Regularly featured in our pages are sto- Cries, schedules and commentary from our faith community. One tremendous part of this outreach is to our children and youth. Throughout the year, but especially during the summer months, young people participate in Christian education, Vacation Bible School, mission trips and more. Many dedicated Our opinion adults provide guidance and oversight for these young pil- grims. Time and thoughtful investment in our youth pays dividends for the future. Parents and guardians trust those in leadership to vet the individuals who work with the most vulnerable and precious members of our community. So it is deeply troubling when we hear of a situation where someone whose intentions aren’t pure has gained access to our young people. As diffi cult as it is to report the stories of ripping sweat Peacevice versa. Labor through roses crimes against children in these pages, we stretched the ink Day, they will have a responsibility to inform. Don my note pad as celebrate fi ve While the story in the midweek edition of our conversation drifted years of calling back to 1968, back to our community the arrest a Demorest man for child moles- Vietnam, back to the home. tation has a connection to a past history of Mekong Delta. And then, When Ken fl ew working with youth at local churches, that is wop, wop, wop. A military out of Vietnam at chopper crossed overhead 2 a.m. on March all we know. and grabbed our attention. 7, 1969, he left the We trust law enforcement will dig deeper Looking up, he narrowed combat zone. But to ensure all those who may have been in his eyes. the war traveled “That’s a new one,” he with him. Wound- Alan contact with this man were not harmed. And said. ed in combat, he Ken Wilkinson displays his division patch next to a if so, that those who were impacted will seek You see, I was visiting earned a Purple NeSmith Brinessa rose bush a friend gave to him in 1993. support and justice will be served. the Wilkinsons’ garden. Heart and Bronze We call on those in church leadership – and Wednesday morning, they Star with oak leaf solider from his company. already served two tours had stopped by, as usual, cluster. Ken served our His commanding offi cer in Iraq. And their grand- any organization or entity that works with with a delivery of roses for country in the 9th Division died last year of cancer son, Andrew Scott Wilkin- children and youth – to remain vigilant in our staff and customers Infantry Mobile Riverine from crawling through son, just fi nished OCS and performing necessary background checks to enjoy. Ken and Debbie Force 3/47 in the Mekong Agent Orange. “After basic training. Wilkinson are award-win- River Delta. climbing through the Next Thursday, the and then keeping a close eye on those they are ning gardeners who live in His fi rsthand accounts orange slime, we would Fourth of July, we will called to shepherd. Cornelia. They grow 71 dif- of the jungle and rice just wash off in the creek,” celebrate our country’s So that our fl ock can remain safe from ferent types of rose bushes. paddy battlefi elds are he said. independence. Let’s all They have won awards chest-wrenching. Certain Today, Ken enjoys walk- remember and honor our harm. from Georgia, Florida and smells and sounds still ing around barefoot in his soldiers and veterans – Alabama through The haunt him after more than yard with his wife of more special families like the American Rose Society. 44 years. He made an eerie, than 30 years, tending to Wilkinsons – who have Their garden is com- zipping reverberation with their garden. Ken fi nds given us our freedom. The First Amendment: prehensive. My favorite is pursed lips and then said, help at the VA Hospital, Ken, thank you for your the Rogusa Rose from the “You can’t forget the sound and both are members brave service for our coun- northwest coast of China, of a bullet hitting a fellow of Camp Creek Baptist try. Here’s to the greatest a rose fi rst documented in solider.” Church. Through it all, country the world has ever a reminder the early 1800s. A deer- Ken deals daily with Debbie has been Ken’s known, the United States proof plant, this specimen post-traumatic stress he First Amendment of the Constitution of the rock. of America. looks prehistoric, and disorder. He lost both of And here’s to the peace United States of America reads: “Congress The Wilkinsons’ hearts it’s growing right here in his best friends to the war. are still tied to the mili- you have found through Tshall make no law respecting an establish- Habersham County. One died in his arms dur- tary. Debbie is an active roses. ment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise Ken and Debbie joke ing a fi refi ght, the other member of the Women’s Alan NeSmith is pub- thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of about living life in reverse. one when they arrived Auxiliary Group Post 7721. lisher of The Northeast the press; or the right of the people peaceably to as- They retired in Florida back home. “Bob drank Their son, David, is fi nish- Georgian. Email him at semble, and to petition the Government for a redress and then moved to North- himself to death,” he said. ing up his second tour anesmith@thenortheast- of grievances.” east Georgia, instead of Ken is the last living in Afghanistan. He has georgian.com. Forty-fi ve words. Five freedoms. No qualifi cations. “To the press alone, chequered as it is with abus- es, the world is indebted for all the triumphs which have been gained by reason and humanity over error and oppression.” So much for having fun when renewing license – James Madison here are many good felt sure ev- number, I gritted ing served. things associated erything was my teeth and I greeted the atten- Twith birthdays. An in order and headed to one of dant and handed her my What’s your view? We’d like to know expired driver’s license is headed to the the few empty documents, organized by not one of them. Driver’s License chairs, located category for maximum ef- The Northeast Georgian welcomes all letters to the editor After procrastinat- Service Center. conveniently in fi ciency (which translated from its readers. All writers are expected to follow our letters ing as long as possible, I The place was the middle of a to getting me out of there policy: had to renew my license packed. I confi - row where I had as quickly as possible). In • Letters should be exclusive to The Northeast Georgian; right before my June dently patted my to crawl over a small attempt at humor, • Letters must include the writer’s full name, street address birthday. Due to changes documents, de- some very nice I leaned across the coun- and a daytime telephone number for verifi cation. Writer’s in the laws, I also had to termined to get people to get to it. ter and said, “I brought name and city of residence will be published – names cannot be withheld. provide proof of who I it done in record After what a few extra documents • Each letter submitted must be an original – no photocopies. am and where I’m from. time. Martha seemed like an … you know, just so you • Letters should be 350 words or fewer. (I thought my Southern Step 1 involved eternity, Step 2 don’t mistake me for an • Letters submitted in all capital letters may be rejected. accent made the latter standing in Reabold fi n a l l y a r r i v e d . illegal alien … ha ha.” • Only one letter per writer allowed in any 30-day period. pretty obvious, but the line to be is- I crawled back Flatly, she said, “Be- • We do not publish poems, excerpts from other publications state of Georgia wasn’t sued a number, over the nice lieve me, I won’t.” or lengthy submissions of Scripture. buying that.) which only means you’ll people and headed to a Ohhhkayyy … so much • All letters are subject to editing for grammar, clarity and After double-checking be served eventually. fl ashing sign announcing appropriate content. Publication of any letter is the sole discre- the list of requirements, I Clutching the precious that number A13 was be- See Reabold, Page 5A tion of The Northeast Georgian. • Letters that are unsigned, contain more than 350 words, contain disputes [between the writer and another person, group, church, educational institution or business] or personal attacks, endorse or criticize a business will not be published.

The Northeast Georgian ETTERSfromTO the frying panTHE into the fi re. In EDITORecutions of character but it is hard L 2012, it was announced that she had to feel sorry for her. It is obvious Deen paying price been diagnosed three years earlier that she is not the sharpest tool in Our Mission of being a celebrity with Type 2 diabetes, the so-called the shed. The Northeast Georgian is published with pride To the editor: self-infl icted variety, for which a Some may defend her right to free for the people of Habersham and adjoining counties by Last week, in one of the worst high-calorie diet is a major contrib- speech but being a celebrity comes cases ever of terminal hoof in mouth uting factor. After that diagnosis with a price and she is now paying Community Newspapers Inc., Athens. disease, Paula Deen, the queen of she continued to promote her sugar it. The fact that she is a southerner We believe that strong newspapers build strong com- southern cuisine, admitted in a de- saturated, high cholesterol recipes. only further complicates her situa- munities – “Newspapers get things done!” position that 20 years ago she had This would be like Alcoholics Anon- tion. Our primary goal is to publish distinguished and used the “N” word along with other ymous naming the late “Popcorn” In a world fi lled with so much profitable community-oriented newspapers. racial and sexual slurs. Sutton as its spokesperson. turmoil and grief it is sad refl ection Since this revelation, The Food I do not know much about Ms. of our times that this was the lead This mission will be accomplished through the team- Network has cancelled her show, Deen and I probably would not rec- story in the news for such a long pe- work of professionals dedicated to truth, integrity, loy- her Hollywood pals have denounced ognize her even if I tripped over her riod of time. alty, quality and hard work. her and the news, gossip and come- in my kitchen, but I do not believe Terry Sells dian sharks have enjoyed a feeding that she is a wild-eyed racist. After Tom Wood, Chairman frenzy attacking her. Now her celeb- all, she is one of Oprah’s discover- Clarkesville Dink NeSmith, President rity status is circling the drain. ies. This is not her fi rst time jumping I do not approve of such public ex- See Letters, Page 5A A5 Friday, June 28, 2013 The Northeast Georgian 5A

can taste them now – drinks andGone headed for the hushpuppiesshing he – withdad, or even a mytrout. son I get that. But I’m on up, but I’m proud of him. fresh grilled trout. I’d trout stream. did. Man, we had a mentor. Every a father/son fishing trip All parents should want Iplanned to yank my lim- Fishing was a passion of sure enough feast girl needs that here. I’m not a fly fisher- their kids to do well; even it out of the cold Northeast mine as a kid. As a 16-year- with the fixin’s. experience, too. If man or a catch-and-release better than us as parents. Georgia mountain waters old with a love for the out- Nevertheless, we don’t get these type guy. I’m old school – if Scripture says, “Train on Memorial Day. After doors, my cousin Chad and when it came to kids off the couch I catch it and it’s legal, I’m up a child in the way he all, I fished all summer as I hit every trout stream we trout fishing, all and away from the eating it. should go and when he is a kid growing up in North- could find. We knew when we had to do was Wii and down to Well, within the first old he will not depart from east Georgia. many of the streams were listen to Otis. the creek under a two hours, Addison landed it.” From the creek banks stocked. Neighbors, and He knew when tree, we’re gonna two nice sized rainbows. I know that verse has and watershed lakes in long-time family friends, the stream off Red end up with a Ol’ dad caught a bream nothing to do with fishing, northern Banks County Otis and Marge Brown fre- Root Road was bunch of yuppies. about the size of his but it does have every- to the cold water trout quented one such stream. stocked and also Philip The last thing thumb. We’re using the thing to do with spending streams in Habersham, The retired husband and what and when we need is to same worms, the same size time with kids to teach when it comes to the wife duo had been at it for the fish were Smith de-yuppitize our hook – everything’s the them and encourage them knowledge of small creek years. Although they’ve biting. There’s youngen’s. Can I same. I don’t know what in their God-given talents. fishing I can pass down to since passed, I can still see another lesson get an “amen?” happened. I like to think There are great lessons my son … I’m on. the two of them standing here: Listen to your elders. My intent with this fishing he’s retained most of what that come with spending Boy, was I wrong. My along the sandy creek They’ll bestow great fish- trip was to take Addison I’d taught him over the time on the creek bank 13-year-old son put a fish’n banks off Red Root Road ing wisdom as well as some trout fishing and hone his years and maybe I’d just fishing with a youngster throw down on his ol’ dad just below the bridge, pull- of life’s wisdom if you’ll fishing skills. had a bad day. – lessons for the teacher that day. ing in one rainbow trout listen. OK, I know some of you Seems like yesterday and lessons for the student. Memorial Day morn- after the other. Pulling in a beautiful are fly fishermen, catch- he was pleading with me: Philip Smith is a coming, Addison and I packed Otis once offered to pro- rainbow trout is quite an and-release types, and “Dad, put my worm on my munity columnist for The a couple of peanut butter vide a fish fry for the folks adventure for a young lad. you know all the fancy hook!” “Dad, my line is Northeast Georgian. and jelly sandwiches, some at Broad River Church. Every boy needs a fishing “shmancy” ways of catch- caught!” “Dad!” “Dad!” Email him at psmith@ chips, a cooler with several And fry up some fish and trip with his dad, grand- ing the elusive rainbow “Dad!” Yep, he showed me cpestman.com.

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for having fun here. Since I was not leaving Ms. Personality start- without my license, I did ed clicking on the com- what every other woman puter and then stopped. would do. I started dig- Stopping is not good. ging in my purse. After Without looking up, she a few minutes, I hit pay said, “I need one more dirt. document to prove your By some miracle, I residential address.” found a random piece What?? I had passport, of mail with our street birth certificate, property address printed on it. I tax statements, federal waved it triumphantly at and state tax returns. the License Police, I mean What else could they pos- the Customer Service sibly want … DNA? Agent. She seemed as re- Apparently the hold-up, lieved as I that we would and the fatal flaw in my not be doing this again preparation, was because another day. our mailing address is a I’m happy to say I’m post office box. driving legally. From The state of Georgia start to finish, the wants two documents process took 71 min- verifying residence, and utes. I had the option of Submitted apparently they don’t renewing for five years North Georgia Technical College thanked Adult Literacy volunteers for their dedication at a recent luncheon. believe I live inside a post or paying more for eight office box. years. I gladly shelled out I appealed to this extra bucks to buy more lady’s logic, asking why I time … because those are would pay taxes in Geor- 71 minutes of my life I’ll NGTC honors adult literacy volunteers gia if I didn’t live here. never get back. She shrugged, indicating Martha L. Reabold is a Throughout Northeast Georgia, assistance in writing, math skills Angela Cook, Paige Davidson, An- that argument would community columnist for North Georgia Technical College’s and reading comprehensive skills to sley Greene, Kim Griswold, Alan get me nowhere. I had to The Northeast Georgian. learning centers offer free classes to re-enter the job market after a layoff; NeSmith, Helen O’Brien, Jo Scobee, either produce another Email her at mlreabold@ those who wish to attain their GED preparing for the GED Tests to qual- Marvin Scobee, Ryan Walls and Con- document or go home. yahoo.com. or prepare for college entrance tests. ify for a job or credit program that nie Yearwood. The level of service and individual requires a high school diploma to Also from Habersham County, help given to those students would graduate, learning English as their the Volunteers for Literacy members Letters From Page 4A not be possible without the help of a second language, learning to use a honored at this luncheon were Jenni- large number of volunteers. computer, or just working toward fer Hinson, Dorcas Rodriguez, Eude- dad?” is a question that “I’ve seen you in action, work- a personal educational goal. All in- lia Talavera, Iris Arias, David Buck- Father’s Day a red, a yellow, a brown, ing the whiteboard with algebraic structional materials are available ley, Bessie Conklin, Alfred Jacobo, yeah, verily, even a black equations, reading with enthusiasm for student use at no cost. Maria Lourdes Jeronimo, Kathleen feature appalling child could answer. But and patience as you support, listen, “Your hearts are what keep our Johnson, Berenise Magana, Lorena To the editor: y’all just couldn’t seem to coach, mentor, model and explain,” programs alive,” said Habersham Mora, Shondra Pargo, Purcell, San- I have noticed several [bother to] find any. I am said NGTC President Dr. Gail Thax- Volunteers for Literacy Director Joy tana Rodriguez, Martha Silva and times that y’all are re- not at all shocked, but I ton as she greeted those honored at a Purcell. “You help us instill in the Tonia Vallejo. questing letters/opinions am entirely appalled. Do recent luncheon at the college. “I’ve students the confidence to believe in Volunteers from White and Ste- from your readers. Well, y’all really think such an seen the faces of the students, and it themselves and follow their dreams. phens counties were also honored. being a reader, here I am. affront could, would or shows the trust they have in you be- Every time you teach a lesson on This event was sponsored by One of my seminary pro- should go unnoticed? cause they have seen you believe in reading, writing, math, science, so- the Stephens Education Literacy fessors repeatedly said What I am trying to them. You are a champion to every cial studies and language, you chip Foundation (SELF), Volunteers for that one role of the black say: Little white children student you meet. The students tell away at the wall that separates that Literacy (VFL) and North Georgia preacher was to be the so- are not the only ones who me they would not make it through student from success. A new life Technical College. This luncheon cial conscience of the so- have dads, especially those without you. We appreciate all that filled with opportunities and hope. honored Friends of Adult Education ciety. Being one of those, I that they like things about. you do for the students, the Adult Ed They can choose how to live, not just in Franklin, Habersham, Rabun, am duty-bound to speak on Wow. program and NGTC.” settle.” Stephens and White counties. your recent front-page Fa- And for the record: I do The adult education program is Habersham County volunteers For more information on the lit- ther’s Day article. not accept Paula Deen’s designed to assist adults return- honored included Rhonda Andrews, eracy and Adult Education programs Do y’all want us to be- apology. ing to school to resume educational Johnny Bailey, Judy Cole, Matt at North Georgia Technical College, lieve that only little white Sandra Teresa Davenport programs which were interrupted McClurg, Jim Miner, Bob Powell, visit northgatech.edu or call 706-754- children have dads? “What in earlier years. Students are given Marilyn Powell, Agnes Ramsey, 7717. do you like best about your Cornelia 8933-wr 13445-2 A6 6A The Northeast Georgian Friday, June 28, 2013 Teacher sex case again delayed Arrest Report The following is a list of names Violence Act; Clarkesville, DUI, failure to main- entered into the booking computer • Michael Odell Bramlett, 59, tain lane (Clarkesville P.D.); By E. LANE GRESHAM sault against a person in custody, at the Habersham County Deten- Cornelia, theft by conversion of • Thomas Andrew Rich, 19, distribution of material depicting tion Center for June 24-25, 2013. leased/rented personal property; Toccoa, Burglary (Clarkesville P.D.); An open case involving a teach- sexual conduct and electronically Names, ages and towns • William Gary Crawford, 60, • George William Tyner, 50, furnishing obscene material to mi- er having inappropriate contact are listed as they appear in the Alto, theft by shoplifting, public Cornelia, probation violation; with students is still pending. nors. Former Habersham Ninth Daniel was arraigned Sept. 26, computer. drunkenness (Baldwin Police • Jesse William Westbrook, Grade Academy Spanish teach- 2012; was scheduled for trial Dec. 3, Offenses listed are charges; Department); 21, Cornelia, possession of mari- er Jessica Chesser Daniel, 35, of 2012; and was again placed on the guilt has not been proven. • Alicia Diana Defoor, 28, juana less than 1 oz. (Clarkesville White County, was initially ac- trial calendar for March 11. Most Agencies other than the Haber- Clarkesville, hold for Lee County P.D.); cused of sending inappropriate recently, her case was on the supe- sham County Sheriff’s Office that (Clarkesville P.D.); • Jerryl Oliver Whitfield, 54, photos to students. After the case DANIEL rior court calendar for June 24. made arrests are noted after the • Timothy Wayne Hardy, 45, Gillsville, possession of metham- file was turned over to the district According to Mountain Judicial offense. Cornelia, probation violation; phetamine, failure to maintain attorney’s office by Habersham County Circuit District Attorney Brian Rickman, • Ryan William Adams, 22, • Daniel Ralph Howard, 50, lane; School Police Chief Don Ford, it was re- Daniel was tentatively set to enter a plea Clarkesville, failure to appear for Demorest, child molestation, • Ernie Lee Wilbanks, 34, Alto, Wednesday, June 26. vealed there were allegations of actual trial or court appearance; sexual battery; illegal possession of controlled physical contact. “We had expected the case of the State Daniel was initially arrested July 11, versus Daniel to be resolved on Wednes- • Melvin Destanford Anderson, • Sheila Gwen Jones, 50, substance; 2012, and charged with distribution of ma- day afternoon,” Rickman stated. “Unfor- 28, Mt. Airy, probation violation; Cornelia, possession of marijuana • Matthew James Wood, terial depicting nudity or sexual conduct, tunately, we were unable to reach a final • Dusty Everett Banfield, 23, less than 1 oz.; 20, Mt. Airy, probation violation distributing obscene materials and elec- resolution at that time. Because the case Alto, battery under the Family • Samir Virendra Metha, 30, (Clarkesville P.D.). tronically furnishing obscene materials is still pending, it is not appropriate for to minor. She was subsequently indicted me to go into the details of what happened. Aug. 28, 2012, for one count of aggravated We remain hopeful that the case may be Incident reports child molestation, two counts of sexual as- resolved without the necessity of trial.” The following are recent Damage to property- of Percocet, which should have incident reports filed by local law private first degree contained 60 pills, but advised enforcement agencies. June 18-19 police when she opened the bag, Infant’s death under investigation which had been stapled shut at • A Baldwin man reported he the pharmacy, only 20 pills were Habersham County witnessed a green Ford F-150 By CHRISTINA SANTEE ville Police Chief Brad confirmed the infant was found in the bottle. Barrett, no charges are pronounced dead, June Sheriff’s Office pickup truck back into his chain link fence, damaging it, then Authorities are inves- currently pending against 22, at Habersham Medical Identity theft Harassment Hunter related to the in- Center, though a cause of drove off in a reckless manner. tigating the death of a May 24-June 25 June 20 6-month-old infant pro- vestigation. death has not yet been de- • A Clarkesville man reported nounced dead after her “It is under investiga- termined. Miscellaneous • A Lula woman reported her someone opened a credit card husband, whom she is divorcing, mother drove her to a tion as any child death “Everything is pend- in his name using his Social June 21 [would be], but we don’t ing results from the GBI has been calling and sending her Habersham County emer- Security number, and $208.96 • A Baldwin man reported gency room last week. have any [evidence] that (Georgia Bureau of Inves- harassing text messages three he observed an unaccompa- According to an inci- would indicate any foul tigation) Crime Lab in De- was charged onto the card. to four times per week because nied toddler walking down the dent report filed by the play at this time,” Barrett catur,” McEntire said June he doesn’t like the fact she has street. The child was located and Clarkesville Police Depart- said June 27. “So as of right 27. Lost or mislaid property a girlfriend. now, we’re treating it as a McEntire confirmed returned to its guardian. ment, Jodi Lynn Hunter, June 22-24 When the husband was natural death.” it could take anywhere 33, of Clarkesville, arrived • A Clarkesville man reported contacted and advised of the at Habersham Medical Barrett added authori- from three to four months his backpack, containing a Criminal trespass- ties “didn’t find anything before his office receives report, he denied any acts of Center at approximately pistol, clip attachment, four mul- 2:49 p.m., June 22, where of concern,” when process- those results. private harassment and told police he “the infant was void of any ing Hunter’s residence. “Our thoughts and tipurpose knives and a phone June 22-23 was trying to be civil for their chil- vital signs upon arrival.” Charges against Hunter prayers go out to the fam- charger, fell off his motorcycle • A Baldwin woman reported dren’s sake. Resuscitation efforts were could arise, Barrett said, ily at this time,” he said. while he was traveling down the she observed a tan-colored unsuccessful and ended at pending the results of an According to the inci- road. The backpack was found, Mazda LX van trespass onto her Miscellaneous 3:29 p.m. autopsy. dent report, Hunter was but it no longer contained the property. June 20 The report states Hunt- “If something indicates alone with the infant at the objects stated by the complain- • A Cornelia woman reported er advised she had awak- some kind of criminal time of the incident. The ant. ened earlier that afternoon activity had taken place, infant’s father, Nichalas Clarkesville Police she and another woman had engaged in a verbal argument to find her daughter “un- there certainly could be,” Hunter, reported he was at Burglary Department responsive and not breath- he said, but it could “be work at the time of the in- Suspicious Activity over chicken. ing,” after the two had laid weeks” before results are cident and “has no imme- June 24 down on the couch to take received. diate knowledge of facts or • A Demorest man reported June 25 • A Homer woman reported Damage to property a nap. Habersham County Cor- details surroundings the his ex-girlfriend broke into his June 21-22 According to Clarkes- oner Kasey C. McEntire death of the infant.” she witnessed a Clarkesville man apartment, damaging the door’s • A Cornelia man reported frame and privacy latch, costing leave a library with two young girls, one of which he spanked someone tried breaking into his $100 to repair. The complain- residence during the night and ant’s ex-girlfriend claimed she while yelling vulgar comments Motorcyclist injured in wreck Saturday at both. broke the handle on the storm had received permission to enter door at the rear of his house. A Clarkesville man was injured in a ing northbound on state Route 255 about the residence to collect her The complainant further motorcycle wreck on state Route 255 Sat- 70 feet north of Arthur Allen Road when child’s clothing. reported she observed the man urday, June 22. it crossed the center line, entering the push the children into an SUV Criminal trespass Joseph Harrison, 49, was transported southbound lane into the path of a 2004 and drive off with the children June 22 to Northeast Georgia Medical Center by Dodge Ram pickup. Criminal trespass June 24 unbuckled. • A Sautee Nacoochee man White County Emergency Medical Ser- The driver of the pickup, Jeffery Tipton reported a running van left unoc- • An Alto man reported his vice. of Cleveland, was uninjured. cupied at the city of Cornelia’s brother often drove on the pas- Theft by taking According to the incident report by Harrison was charged with failure to dog park slipped out of gear and investigating Georgia State Patrol Post maintain lane, no insurance and driving ture behind the complainant’s June 21 backed into the facility’s gate, Commander Sgt. M.C. Johnson, Harri- in violation of license restrictions. property without his permission. • A Clarkesville man reported son’s 1985 Harley Davidson was travel- – LINDA ERBELE /CNI News Service his medication, a bottle of 90 causing $50 in damages. Theft by taking Alprazolam 1-milligram tablets, June 22 was stolen after it was mailed to his residence, which was under- Mt. Airy Police DUI offenders targeted during Fourth of July holiday • A Toccoa man reported his going renovations at the time. grandson stole his single-shot Department The Fourth of July re- crease may not seem like a NHTSA data shows that The complainant advised shotgun, valued at $100, after Theft by taking less mains one of the most dan- lot to some people, that’s an during July 4 holidays over police he was staying at a motel the grandson came to the resi- gerous holidays on Geor- additional 21 people who the last five years (from during the renovations, but sus- than $500 dence to retrieve clothes he left gia roads and to combat won’t be able to celebrate 2007 to 2011), 780 people lost pect his niece and her husband June 21 on a previous occasion. that, the Governor’s Office our nation’s independence their lives in crashes in- could be responsible as he paid • A Mt. Airy woman reported of Highway Safety (GOHS) this year,” said GOHS Di- volving drunken drivers. someone stole a Troy-Bilt pres- is joining a national im- rector Harris Blackwood. These fatalities accounted them to move some of his be- Criminal damage to longings during the renovation. sure washer, valued at $300, paired driving enforce- “We’re launching Op- for 40 percent of all high- from outside her residence. ment effort to get drunken eration Zero Tolerance to way deaths over the same property second degree drivers off the roads and not only rid the roads of five-year period. June 22-23 Custody dispute The complainant advised po- inside a jail cell. drunken drivers, but to try This summer, Georgia • A Clarkesville woman re- June 25 lice a blonde Caucasian female and Caucasian male with slim Why? Because alcohol- and keep our traffic fatali- has a new partner in com- ported her husband slashed two • A Clarkesville woman re- build driving a small, dull black impaired crashes still ac- ties as low as possible. 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By E. LANE GRESHAM not to exceed $23,500 for license for Hasty Mart No. the car and not to exceed 16 [Gulf Station] for George A new police car will $10,000 to outfit the car Patel; soon hit the streets in Bald- with necessary equipment. • Postponed taking ac- win. “For $33,500, we’ll be tion on proposed budget Initially removed from able to have one,” Varner amendments for the Fiscal the Fiscal Year 2013-14 bud- said. Year 2012-13 to allow more get, Baldwin City Coun- “Have you checked with time for review; cil members during the Hayes, being they are [in] • Approved COBRA in- June 24 council meeting Baldwin?” Council Mem- surance with a premium of approved the expenditure ber Joe Elam asked. $800 annually; under the current year “I checked with Matt • Approved changing budget. [Hayes],” Varner said. dental and life insurance According to Baldwin Hayes is expected to pro- from MetLife to the Prin- Police Chief Jesse Varner, vide a quote June 25, Var- cipal Group. According to he has two “solid quotes” ner said. Finance Manager Taresa for a 2013 Dodge Charger “It’d be good to deal lo- Sibcy, plan benefits will and is awaiting a third cal,” Council member Rob- remain the same, but cost quote from a local dealer- ert Bohannon said. savings are $2,551.44 on life ship. “I agree,” Varner said. and $526.44 on dental; “Since our reserves have Mayor Jerry Neace was • Held a closed session built up to a pretty good size absent, due to being in Sa- to discuss personnel and E. LANE GRESHAM/Staff and the chief wanted this in vannah for the Georgia pending litigation. No ac- Members of the Baldwin City Council discuss the Fiscal Year 2013-14 budget during a his budget, we took it out of Municipal Association con- tion was taken after the called meeting June 20. Shown, from left are Council members Dustin Mealor, Robert Bohan- his next year’s budget; this ference. council returned to open purchase will come from In other business, the session; non, Mayor Jerry Neace, Council members Jeff Parrish and Joe Elam. Present, but not shown is reserves…” said Mayor Pro council: • Heard Baldwin City Theron Ayers. Tem Jeff Parrish. • Heard epartment re- Hall will be closed Thurs- Outfitting the vehicle ports from public works, day, July 4; will cost an additional fire department, police de- • Heard Baldwin work $10,000, Varner said. partment and water depart- session will be held at 6:30 Council members ap- ment; p.m., July 1, due to the Baldwin approves 2014 budget proved, 4-0, the purchase, • Approved a business Fourth of July holiday. By E. LANE GRESHAM ferences between now and ments of department heads the last meeting?” Council- as they are budgeted. Baldwin City Council man Dustin Mealor asked. “I want to thank all the members adopted the bud- “There’s not anything department heads for all the get for Fiscal Year 2013-14 that’s different. I don’t hard work to put this budget Baldwin holds closed meeting in Gainesville A closed session to dis- DOC beginning on Dec. 18, under the city charter] en- during a called meeting think there are any changes together,” Neace said. cuss pending litigation be- 2012, and is regarding the gaging in discussions with June 20. from what was in your last To Sibcy, who is in her tween the city of Baldwin pending litigation between the DOC representatives in According to Mayor Jer- packet,” said Finance Man- first budget cycle with the and the Georgia Depart- the DOC and Baldwin re- an attempt to try to work ry Neace, he wanted to take ager Taresa Sibcy. city, Neace added a specific ment of Corrections was garding the sewer services out the additional issues action on the proposed bud- Neace said there is a comment. held June 24 in Gaines- being provided by the city we need to resolve. get so that it could be publi- slight increase over last “I want to personally ville. to Lee Arrendale State Any tentative agree- cized. year’s budget to allow for thank you,” he said. “This According to Baldwin Prison,” Syfan stated via ment reached will have to “I want to get this done filling a vacant police and is your first government City Attorney David Syfan, email. “Although we made be formally approved in so we can get it published firefighter position. budget that you have put the session held Monday progress at the first meet- an open meeting, Syfan as soon as possible,” Neace “So those two right there together. You got through it yielded no action or an- ing in December, we still stated. said. are significant increases,” and we have a surplus. You nouncements. have some additional is- The meeting was held at For the FY 2013-14 gener- Neace said. “That’s prob- got to hear some of the bel- “The executive session sues to try to work out, and Syfan’s office, “to split the al fund, revenue is project- ably the majority of the in- lyaching from the depart- on Monday is a continua- Monday’s meeting involves difference in the drive by ed at $1,702,365.14 and ex- crease is those two.” ment heads, some of that tion of the mediation with three representatives of the parties.” penditures at $1,687,293.49, Councilman Jeff Parrish was my fault, some of that DOC that the city had with the council [not a quorum – Staff reports leaving a surplus amount of clarified the budget wasn’t was council’s fault.” $15,071.65, based on a millage rate in- In other business, the For the FY 2013-14 en- crease. council voted to enter terprise fund, revenue is “That’s correct,” Sibcy closed session to discuss Tallulah Falls council won’t meet in July projected at $3,103,678.87 said. personnel and pending liti- and expenditures at “Is everybody comfort- gation. After returning to Because the regular June 6 not to hold a July would be no July meet- able with the budget,” Neace open session, council mem- $2,672,166.08, leaving a sur- meeting of the Tallulah meeting, unless some- ing due to the holiday and plus amount of $431,512.80. asked, before the council bers announced the ap- Falls Town Council falls thing came up which re- lack of a quorum. The council has dis- voted unanimously to approval of two part-time on- cussed the budget exten- prove it. call and one full-time staff on July 4, the council will quired a meeting. For more information, sively in prior meetings. Additionally, council positions to be added to the not meet in July. On June 26, Mayor Carl call Town Clerk Marcia “Are there any large dif- members approved appoint- water plant. The council had voted Seaman confirmed there McKean at 706-754-6040.

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Survivors include her daughter and son-in-law, Gail and David McElroy of Hartwell; daughter, Joyce Heim- berger of Clarkesville; sons and daughters-in-law, Mike and Ellen Irvin and Doug and Pat Irvin, all of Clarkes- Submitted ville; as well as seven grandchildren and 11 great-grandchildren. UNITED COMMUNITY BANK Those wishing may send condolences online at hill- SUPPORTS KEY COMMUNITY EVENTS sidememorialchapel.com. Submitted Arrangements by Hillside Memorial Chapel, Clarkes- United Community Bank recently donated $3,000 in support Superman, also known as The Art-full Barn owner Greg Kim- ville. of four Cornelia community events in 2013: Apple Blossom The Northeast Georgian sey, right, faces his nemesis Lex Luthor (Alan Schoen) during BBQ Festival ($500), Pink & Black Ball ($1,000), Big Red Apple June 28, 2013 Free Comic Book Day May 4. Festival ($1,000), and Christmas in the Park ($500). Pictured are, from left, Heather Sinyard, Downtown manager of the Cor- Rose Buchanan Jamison Funeral services for Rose Buchanan Jamison, 89, of nelia Hospitality and Tourism Board; J.C. Irby, mayor of Corne- Clarkesville, will be held at 11 a.m. today, June 28, at the Art-full Barn participates lia; Donald Anderson, Cornelia city manager; and Jack Keener, chapel of McGahee-Griffin & Stewart Funeral Home with UCB Regional president-Habersham. “United Community Bank the Rev. Donald Grizzle officiating. Burial will follow in Shirley Grove Baptist Church cemetery. is proud to support Cornelia Better Hometown projects and the Mrs. Jamison died Tuesday, June 25, 2013, at her resi- in Free Comic Book Day Downtown Development Authority,” Keener said. “Cornelia’s dence. downtown area has been greatly enhanced by the city-spon- Born Jan. 2, 1924, in Cashiers, N.C., she was a daugh- The Art-full Barn participated in the world wide ter of the late Danial and Minnie Greggory Buchanan. event, Free Comic Book Day, Saturday, May 4. This was sored festivals and other events that tremendously boost tour- In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by the first year it participated in the event. ism in our city and county.” her daughter, Ruby Lee Jamison; son, David Jamison; Despite the rain and wind, more than 200 people sisters, Pat Buchanan, Hilda Jamison; and brothers, Earl came through to get their free comics. Superman and and Claude Buchanan. Supergirl (aka, owners Greg and Gail Kimsey) hosted Mrs. Jamison was a retired textile worker with Burl- the event, and had appearances by several superheroes, ington Industries and was a member of Gethsemane Bap- including Clark, Lex Luthor and Spiderman. Guest lo- tist Church. She enjoyed gardening, the outdoors, yard cal comic artist Jason Fowler also was on hand, demon- Brooking interning work and flowers. strating his latest comic creation. Survivors include her sons, E.D. Jamison of Gaines- More than 400 free comics were given away. ville, Roy Jamison of the Chopped Oak Community, The Kimseys said they hope the event grows next Jack Jamison of Locust Grove, Tim Jamison of Easta- year and that there will be more costumed participa- atEmerson D.C. Thom- thinkment tank officials and nollee; daughters, Glenda Cheesebro of Toccoa, Kareen tion. as Brooking of Tur- numerous Fortune McIntyre of Clarkesville; sister, Elouise Crane of High- The remaining free comics will be given out at Trick nerville has been 1000 CEOs. BENS lands, N.C.; brothers, Nick Buchanan of Sandy Springs, or Treat on the Square at Halloween, the Kimseys said. chosen to intern at applies business S.C. and Floyd “Smokey” Buchanan of Norton, N.C.; 17 the Center for 21st principles to na- grandchildren; 23 great-grandchildren; five great-great- Century Security tional security and grandchildren; several nieces, nephews, other friends and Intelligence of defense challenges. and relatives. the Brookings In- Brooking most An online guest register is available and may be stitution, a Wash- recently served as viewed at mcgaheegriffinandstewart.com. Chapman named president’s ington, D.C., think lead researcher for McGahee-Griffin & Stewart Funeral Home, Cornelia, tank. BROOKING a comprehensive is in charge of arrangements. The Brookings study of the Defense The Northeast Georgian executive assistant at NGTC June 28, 2013 North Georgia Techni- tions, event planning and Institution is considered Logistics Agency’s fuel cal College recently wel- project management were an international leader procurement operations. comed Lorna Chapman as part of her responsibilities in research and analysis, His work was presented at the new executive assis- with GWC Center. She has consistently ranked as the Pentagon and his con- tant to the president. completed project manage- the most influential, most tribution recognized by Death Notices “We are pleased to ment, conflict management quoted and most trusted the Office of the Assistant have Lorna with us,” said and HR training programs think tank in America. Re- Secretary of Defense for President Dr. Gail Thax- and holds certification in cent studies have ranked Operational Energy Plans Lee Harlen Worley Jr. ton. “Her enthusiasm is dispute mediation and res- it most influential in the and Programs. Lee Harlen Worley Jr., 76, of Gainesville, died June 27, contagious and she enjoys olution. world. A 2007 graduate of 2013. Memorial services will be held at 2 p.m., June 30, at a fast-paced, continuously “Working for the col- For nearly 100 years, Habersham Central High Belton Baptist Church. McGahee-Griffin & Stewart Fu- changing environment lege is a wonderful envi- the prime goal of the School, Brooking gradu- neral Home, Cornelia. and working with others to ronment,” Chapman said. Brookings Institution has ated from the University of accomplish goals.” “I love the energy that the been to help bridge the gap Pennsylvania in Philadel- Chapman comes to students bring to the daily between knowledge and phia, Pa., in 2011. He grad- Earl Lee Anderson Sr. NGTC from the Georgia activities in the office.” public policy by conduct- uated cum laude with a Earl Lee Anderson Sr., 57, of Clarkesville, died June World Congress Center Born in London, Eng- ing high-quality, indepen- bachelor’s degree in Politi- 25, 2013. Graveside services will be held at 11 a.m. today, Authority in Atlanta. Her land, Chapman spent dent research and by de- cal Science (with Distinc- June 28, at Bethlehem Baptist Church Cemetery. Whit- experience there over the several years in Toronto, veloping innovative policy tion) and Classical Studies. field Funeral Home, North Chapel, Demorest. past 13 years includes Canada, before moving solutions. Brooking’s honors thesis, Employee Relations man- to Atlanta. She recently Brooking has shared “ROMA SURRECTA: Por- this goal through his work trait of a Counterinsur- Harold Otis Jenkins ager, Benefits coordina- moved to the Habersham Harold Otis Jenkins, 62, of Demorest, formerly of Rob- in Washington, D.C., as gent Power, 216 BC-AD 72” tor, Personnel supervisor, area after she met and binsville, N.C., died June 26, 2013. A private family cel- a research associate at was awarded the Leo S. and recruiter. Adminis- married Clarkesville resi- ebration of life service will be held at a later date. McGa- Business Executives for Rowe Prize for Best Thesis trative support, presenta- dent Dwayne Chapman. hee-Griffin & Stewart Funeral Home, Cornelia. National Security (BENS). in Comparative Politics/ A research institute spon- International Relations. sored by business execu- Brooking is the son of Iva Lee Wike tives from across the coun- Dr. Emerson D. Brooking Iva Lee Wike, 94, of Cleveland, died June 25, 2013. Fu- try, BENS serves as a point and Virginia Brooking of neral services were held at 11 a.m., June 27, at the chapel ‘Roadeo’ highlights skill of contact between govern- Turnerville. of Barrett Funeral Home, Cleveland. of state DOT employees GAINESVILLE – The Engineer Bayne Smith. Georgia Department of “This is just another ex- Transportation announc- ample of the expertise we es the winners of the annu- have at work every day al district-wide equipment here at Georgia DOT. I am driving skills competition proud of our maintenance called the “DOT Roadeo.” staff. Their level of exper- The Roadeo is an an- tise is unparalleled even nual competition between when working in danger- Georgia Department of ous conditions. Join with Transportation employees me to congratulate these to determine the “Best” outstanding employees.” Michael S. Vetter, D.M.D. driver in six categories: Blake Wood of Haber- Single Axle Dump Truck, sham County, a mainte- Double Axle Dump Truck, nance equipment operator Tractor Mower, Backhoe, (lowboy) on the district Motor Grader and Lowboy. concrete repair crew, “The display of tech- placed second in the com- nical skills is amazing. petition. Maintenance employees Each of the seven Geor- performed intricate ma- gia DOT districts held a neuvers with each piece District Roadeo. of equipment including First- and second-place 700807-G parallel parking, driving finishers, along with for- forward and backward mer State Roadeo Win- through obstacles while ners, competed in the State Kell D. Gallaher, D.M.D. being timed,” said District Truck Roadeo May 22. Find Your Car! Now Accepting at www.appletownautos.com Fill out credit application on-line Care Improvement Plus for Seniors

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Courtney Brown, 12, of Fairview straightens toys on display in and Tony Holland, who The business grew rapidly her parents’ store, Courtney’s Corner. John and Dophine Brown owned and ran Blue Creek into a sit-down restaurant BBQ in Cleveland for 15 with fresh, home-cooked named the store after their daughter in the hopes Courtney will years with their children food. This is where I run it in the future. Courtney’s Corner opened May 24 and is – Tiffny, Tyrus and Trail- learned to cook at 8 years located at 336 A Monroe St., Clarkesville. ly. The Hollands formerly old.” owned the TNT Food Store KIMBERLY BROWN/Staff The country store will in Clarkesville. They are Blue Creek Farmhouse Fresh is set to open at 4412 Holly- sell “farmhouse fresh” moving the restaurant to meat and produce, as well Courtney’s Corner Habersham County, they wood Highway. as specially roasted coffee, said, because Habersham They plan to buy produce ent restaurants before, but homemade ice cream and County is home for Tony from local farmers when- we wanted to get outside crafts. opens in Clarkesville Holland, who is from De- ever possible, and the the box and create a place “We are excited about our new location,” Tam- morest. menu will vary depending where we could buy fresh By JESSEE SUTTON Tony Holland said Blue on what’s in season and food, Tammie could pre- mie Holland said. “We Creek is “known for our want to make you feel at fresh. pare it, and we could con- On May 24, a new store opened in Clarkesville. barbecue, hamburgers and home. Come see us.” “Our menu will have trol what we’re doing.” Courtney’s Corner, a retail store, was established by biscuits,” and the new res- Watch for hours to be standard items on it, and Tammie Price Holland Dophine and John Brown of Fairview. taurant will add “as much posted soon. other things will float in as grew up in Franklin Coun- Dophine Brown said the store sells products that vary local products as possible,” For more information, they come in season,” he ty in the Gumlog Commu- from household items to clothing. Tammie Holland said. call 706-754-0775. said. “We’ve owned differ- nity. She said her father, “We try to stay with the seasons,” Dophine Brown said. “If it is summer time, we offer bathing suits, sun tanning lotion, summer kids toys like sprinklers, garden and lawn stuff. We also have all kinds of clothes.” Piedmont names Amason to Advancement post The products at the store are purchased overstock, which Brown said makes the merchandise a surprise. Amy Amason of Milled- With more than 30 years earned a bachelor of busi- to the health of the college in After the products are purchased, the items are then sold geville has been named vice of fundraising experience, ness administration degree the decades to come. Amy’s at low prices, according to Brown. Since its establishment, president for Advancement Amason worked for 10 years in finance from Washburn experience in every area of the atmosphere of Courtney’s Corner has been family ori- at Piedmont College. at Arizona State University, University. institutional advancement ented. Amason comes to Pied- where she served as vice “As Piedmont continues will help us plan for that [The store was first started] because it’s a family thing,” mont from Georgia College president of the University to grow, the importance of future and turn those plans she said. “[My husband and I] know how it is with a family & State University, where Foundation. She has also strategic planning by the into reality.” of six or more. We know how expensive it can be shopping she has served as vice presi- served as vice president of office of Institutional Ad- “I am looking forward to for all those kids. That’s why we have our prices the way dent for External Relations Development for The Phoe- vancement grows as well,” working with the faculty, they are. They are very cheap prices.” and University Advance- nix Symphony and worked said Piedmont President staff, alumni and friends of The name of the store is also family-oriented, as it is ment since 2004. In her new in alumni affairs at Wash- Dr. James Mellichamp. “We Piedmont College on ways named after the Browns’ 12-year-old daughter, Courtney. position, Amason will head burn University in Topeka, are already making long- to support the institutional “We named the store after her because, hopefully, one up Piedmont’s offices of Kan. range plans to celebrate the vision,” Amason said. “The day she’ll be the one that has it,” Brown said. alumni affairs, marketing, Amason holds a mas- 125th anniversary of Pied- strategies we design and Courtney’s Corner is located at 336 A Monroe St., communications, and fun- ter’s degree in educational mont College in 2022, and implement will be impor- Clarkesville, just before the Dollar General. Store hours are draising for the Demorest leadership from Northern the foundations that we lay tant to the future vitality of 10 a.m.-6 p.m., Monday-Saturday, and closed on Sundays. and Athens campuses. 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Other neighbors voted to table the mat- encouraging elected offi- Habersham remains a plastic to facilitate the according to Braswell. were also against the zon- ter until its July regular cials, in addition to coun- nettlesome piece of land to composting process and The Habersham County ing request. Referring monthly meeting. ty department managers, some of its neighbors. the pile ends were open for Planning Board approved to the Alonzo Wade Auto “I would like a little time to notify the county com- Jefferson resident Clay ventilation. The end prod- in a 6-0 vote the condi- Parts Service, noted for its to go down and inspect” mission upon discovery of Dale appeared before the uct was potting soil. tional use, which was then array of old school bus bod- the location, said Commis- a potential budget short- Habersham County Com- The property was des- brought to the commission- ies, on Alonzo Wade Road, sioner Sonny James. fall. Henderson said June mission June 17 asking for ignated for low intensity ers. Lovell said he did not want Commissioner Andrea 20 the resolution is to en- a conditional use variance use, prior to 1993, when its Dale told commission- “junk yards stacked on top Harper voiced her opposi- sure commissioners have for the property, which designation was changed ers the facility would be of us.” He also said he was tion to tabling the matter. sufficient time to react to is owned by Joseph Wil- to High Intensity. That open between 8 a.m. and 5 concerned about potential In other business, the monetary shortfalls and banks. change was also a condi- p.m. Monday through Fri- pollution from oil, anti- commission: to address such concerns Wilbanks’ use of the tional use “limited to one day and until noon Satur- freeze and other vehicle- • Adopted a resolution while preparing future property for a composting time only,” Tom Braswell, days. Ferrous metal would associated products. amending the position budgets; operation raised a stink Habersham County build- be stored on concrete. A “Please back up and re- classification and pay plan • Reappointed Doug with the neighbors in 2010. ing and planning direc- car crushing operation consider this,” Lovell said. for the county road depart- Henry and Patrick Wor- The business was shut tor, told the commission would also be on site, Dale “We do not want this in our ment and public works. rell to the Habersham down and Wilbanks relo- during its June 17 regular said, and several tractor neighborhood.” Harper announced she County Library Board; cated the operation to the monthly meeting. trailer loads of metal were A man, identified as a was recusing herself, say- • Reappointed James former Coats & Clark tex- Dale’s application is also expected to be transported brother-in-law to Lovell, ing “I have done that so to the Georgia Mountains tile operation in Stephens for a conditional use, Bras- out weekly. did not rise to speak, but I could abstain from the Regional Commission; County. Surrounding resi- well said. He told commis- “It’s a lease purchase, commented, “I don’t want vote.” The commission • Appointed J.R. dents also raised a ruckus sioners plans called for a contingent on tonight,” it,” of the recycling yard. created a new position, Charles, Habersham in that county over the metal recycling facility to Dale said of the property “I certainly don’t want public works GIS coordi- County executive director smell. be placed on site. Because changing hands. it to go back to what it was nator, and moved Gary of economic development, Wilbanks also gained neighboring properties In a 3-2 vote, the commis- before,” said Chad Hen- Crocker from the now to the Banks/Rabun/ attention, albeit for a short were also HI, the business sion approved the zoning derson, commission chair- defunct county water de- Habersham Joint Develop- time, in 2011, when he would not be unusual. request, only to suspend man, referring to the com- partment to that position. ment Authority; maintained a composting Braswell said planning meeting rules because pub- posting facility. Crocker and Harper are • Tabled making an ap- operation on Blacksnake staff recommended against lic comment had not been Dale took exception to engaged to be married; pointment to fill a vacancy Road property owned by the application, saying accepted, as required. the Alonzo Wade refer- • Congratulated Bryan on the Habersham County Fieldale Farms. county land use regula- Jeff Lovell, of Alonzo ence, saying his business Skelton and Otis Budd, Airport Authority until Generally, the Mt. Zion tions state “if it is not spe- Wade Road, complained “was not going to have cars who finished second and the July regular monthly operation was several piles cifically delineated [as an about the property and stacked up to the sky. I’m third, respectively, at the meeting.

County animal control receives THE CITY OF DEMOREST WATER QUALITY DATA 2012 grant to reduce spay/neuter costs Do I need to take special precautions? Some people may be more vulnerable to contaminants in drinking water than the general population. Immuno-compromised persons such as persons with cancer undergoing By JESSE SUTTON (UTIs) are generally helped spay and neuter programs with the spaying… Also, that aim to decrease ani- chemotherapy, persons who have undergone organ transplants, people with HIV/AIDS or Habersham has a new there are the health risks mal intake at shelters. Af- other immune system disorders, some elderly, and infants can be particularly at risk from weapon in its ongoing battle associated with when they ter completing research, infections. These people should seek advice about drinking water from their health care to combat the rising num- get pregnant,” Hawkins she applied and later re- ber of stray dogs. said. “We’ve had quite a ceived confirmation that providers. EPA/Centers for Disease Control (CDC) guidelines on appropriate means to On June 20, Madi few people that have called the request was granted. lessen the risk of infection by Cryptosporidium and other microbial contaminants are avail- Hawkins, an HCACC Of- lately because they have “It’s a great thing that able from the Safe Water Drinking Hotline (800-426-4791). ficer III with the Haber- unwanted litters of puppies [Hawkins] did. She worked sham County Animal Care because the mothers have so hard to get this grant,” and Control Department, died or are not taking care said Jeff Sosebee, HCACC Where does my water come from? learned the department of the puppies. We have to director. “The grant is just The source of drinking water (tap water and bottled water) include rivers, lakes, streams, received the Targeted Geo- end up bottle feeding them going to make a big differ- ponds, reservoirs, springs, and wells. As water travels over the surface of the land or graphic Spay and Neuter over here at the shelter.” ence, and we’re going to for the Public grant from The shelter always has spay and neuter as many through the ground, it dissolves naturally-occurring minerals and, in some cases, radioac- the American Society for too many animals, Hawkins animals as we possibly can tive material, and can pick up substances resulting from the presence of animals or from the Prevention of Cruelty explained, and it is current- at a low cost to encourage human activity. to Animals (ASPCA). The ly holding about 75 dogs and people to come out and do grant supplies $3,000 to help 100 cats. it.” spay and neuter dogs within “The building is defi- Sosebee said the grant Source water assessment and its availability the area. nitely not built for that could help reduce the num- The City of Demorest provides water to residents inside the city limits of Demorest and “What we are going to kind of volume over here,” ber of strays in Habersham many residents in Habersham County, also to the Habersham Water Authority. These are Hawkins said. “The amount County, which he said is do is offer a $25 spay and the only customers to whom water is sold directly. Our Georgia Water System Identifica- neuter to residents of our of animals in [the shelter] is too high. geographical target area,” getting is out of control and “The population has just tion Number is 1370004. The source of our drinking water is the Baldwin Water plant. The Hawkins said. “So, we are the majority are juvenile gone completely insane in Baldwin Water treatment plant is a surface water plant. It is located at 288 Coldwater Drive looking at being able to spay animals.” this county with cats and just off of Highway 105 North. The source of their drinking water is the Chattahoochee and neuter between 100-160 Hawkins also said she dogs,” Sosebee said. “The dogs.” can receive around 30-40 only way to stop [popula- River. According to Hawkins, kittens per day, most of tion growth] is to get these the grant will help reduce which are euthanized due to animals spayed and neu- Why are there contaminants in my drinking water? the number of stray animals the overwhelming volume tered. The root of this prob- Drinking water, including bottled water, may reasonably be expected to contain at least roaming around Habersh- of animals and the lack of lem is spaying, neutering am County as well as pro- adoptions. and irresponsibility.” small amounts of some contaminants. The presence of contaminants does not necessarily vide a lower cost of spaying “People are letting a cat Hawkins also said ir- indicate that water poses a health risk. More information about contaminants and potential and neutering to individu- come up to their yard, and responsibility is a major health effects can be obtained by calling the Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) als who could otherwise not they start taking care of it contributing factor to the afford it. This would also re- and feeding it,” Hawkins growing population issue. Safe Drinking Water Hotline (800-426-4791). The sources of drinking water (both tap and duce the amount of unwant- said. “Then, surprise, it She recommends calling bottled water) include rivers, lakes, streams, ponds, reservoirs, springs, wells. As water ed litters of puppies, which has kittens and instead HCACC before animals travels over the surface of the land or through the ground, it dissolves naturally occurring would decrease the volume of calling animal control have offspring or encoun- minerals and, in some cases, radioactive material, and can pick up substances resulting being taken into the shelter when there’s one cat there, ter other health issues, and, consequently, the num- there’s now a litter of kit- such as getting rabies. from the presence of animals or from human activity. Microbial contaminants, such as ber of euthanasias of all the tens and a cat. There’s “When people assume viruses and bacteria that may come from sewage treatment plants, septic systems, agricul- dogs not adopted. nothing we can do with responsibility of an animal tural livestock operations, and wildlife. Inorganic contaminants, such as salts and metals, Additionally, Hawkins them. There are just not by feeding it and housing said, spaying and neutering enough people coming in it, they should assume the which can be naturally occurring or result from urban storm water runoff, industrial, or a dog or another animal is to adopt.” responsibility of spaying domestic wastewater discharges, oil and gas production, mining, or farming. Pesticides beneficial to its health. On July 20, the Haber- and neutering it, which, and herbicides, which may come from a variety of sources such as agriculture, urban storm “With the males, they’re sham County Animal Care unfortunately, most peo- water runoff, and residential uses. Organic Chemical Contaminants, including synthetic not going to have that ter- and Control Department ple don’t think about,” ritorial aggression, the will receive the grant’s Hawkins said. “If someone and volatile organic chemicals, which are by-products of industrial processes and petro- dominance aggression that funding. Hawkins found calls us when an animal leum production, and can also come from gas stations, urban storm water runoff, and septic we see a lot of times. With out about the grant online. shows up, they’re saving systems. Radioactive contaminants, which can be naturally occurring or be the result of oil She discovered the ASPCA the lives of unborn kittens the females, ovarian cancer and gas production and mining activities. In order to ensure that tap water is safe to drink, and urinary tract infections was offering grants to fund [and puppies].” EPA prescribes regulations that limit the amount of certain contaminants in water provided by public water systems. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) regulations establish limits for contaminants in bottled water which must provide the same protection for public HCHS principal to be named July 11 health. Habersham Central sition at Habersham Ninth named that day, as well. High School may have a Grade Academy will be – Kimberly Brown new principal announced How can I get involved? July 11. This is accord- All water quality and source assessment reports are available at the Demorest City Hall. ing to Habersham County Any questions can be directed to Charlie McGugan at 706-778-4202. The City of Demor- School Superintendent Matthew Cooper on June est Council meets on the first Tuesday of each month at 7:00 p.m. 27. Cooper said they had re- Water Quality Data Table ceived 15 applicants, with The table below lists all of the drinking water contaminants we detected that are applicable for the calendar only two internal appli- year of this report. The presence of contaminants in the water does not necessarily indicate that the water cations received. He said poses a health risk. Unless otherwise noted, the data presented in this table is from testing done in the calen- he will narrow it down to dar year of the report. The EPA or the State requires us to monitor for certain contaminants less than once per one candidate and recom- year because the concentrations of these contaminants do not change. mend that candidate to the “ Comfortably Upscale” board. “If everything works MCLG MCL, out perfectly, we’re going or TT, or Your Range Sample UNDER NEW OWNERSHIP Contaminants MRDLG MRDL Water Low High Date Violation Typical Source to have a called meeting on July 11,” Cooper said. He Inorganic Contaminants added “hopefully” the as- Fluoride (ppm) 4 4 0.79 0.67 1.13 2012 No Water additive which We invite you to bring your promotes strong teeth sistant principal at North Nitrate [measured as 10 10 0.17 0 0.47 2012 No Runoff from fertilizer use Habersham Middle School family and friends to our Nitrogen] (ppm) and a vacant counselor po- Volatile Organic Contaminants TTHMs [Total NA 1000 0.016 0.008 0.019 2010 No By-products of drinking water 4th of July BBQ Trihalomethanes] (ppb) disinfection Additional Contaminants Other specials will be available In an effort to insure the safest water possible the State has required us to monitor some contaminants not Got an idea? required by Federal regulations. Of those contaminants only the ones listed below were found in your water. Share it with your local newspaper. 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Happenings The Northeast Georgian, Friday, June 28, 2013 11A Church calendar Mabe’s Everything Elvis Museum named Today FPCC releases ‘Komfort Kitchen’ cookbook ‘Sight of the Week’ by Roadside America First Presbyterian Church of Clarkesville has released a cookbook as a fundraiser for mission and outreach projects. The “Komfort Kitch- By CHRISTINA SANTEE en” cookbook costs $14.95 and books are available at the church offi ce. Details: 706-754-2935. Habersham Countians aren’t the only ones “all Mountain Synagogue plans services shook up” over Cornelia’s FRANKLIN, N.C. – Mountain Synagogue will celebrate Shabbat, 6 Loudermilk Boarding p.m., today, June 28, at 216 Roller Mill Road. Zvi Altman will conduct House & Everything Elvis the service, with musical accompaniment by Marshall Greenman, and Museum. an oneg shabbat will follow. Details: Phyllis Cardoza, 828-369-9270. The Panoramic Ency- clopedia of Everything El- vis, located at 271 Foreacre Sunday St., was selected as the “Sight of the Week,” June 17-23, by editors of Road- Unitarian Universalist Church side America, described Georgia Mountains Unitarian Universalist Church, 439 South Park as a “caramel-coated-nut- St., Dahlonega. Sunday services, 11 a.m. Children’s religious education bag full of odd and hilari- classes begin at 11:30 a.m. Child care provided. Service June 30 is: “I ous travel destinations Want to Graduate” by Duncan Teague, Divinity student. Details: 706- – more than 10,000 places 864-0661, gmuuc.org, facebook.com/gmuuc. in the USA and Canada – ready for exploration,” according to RoadsideAm- Upcoming erica.com. Owner Joni Mabe, who dates her Elvis Presley ob- Community Baptist Church to host singing session back to his Aug. 16, Community Baptist Church is hosting a singing, 6 p.m., July 2. The 1977, death, said the recog- church is located at Double Bridge Connector, Mt. Airy. Special singers nition was “an honor.” are The Master’s Touch. Details: Martha Allen, 706-778-9521; Lee “I was excited. The guy, Winkler, 706-754-6724. Ken Smith, [senior editor of Roadside America], Ebenezer Community Baptist hosts barbecue fundraiser came out and took a lot Ebenezer Community Baptist Church, 487 Dicks Hill Parkway, Mt. of pictures and did an in- Airy, is hosting a barbecue extravaganza – ribs, chicken, pulled pork, terview and everything,” Brunswick stew – 10 a.m.-5 p.m., July 6. Prices $5-$25. All proceeds Mabe said June 24. “I go to building fund. Local delivery for orders $20 and up. Details: the didn’t know it was going Rev. Oliver Dorsey, 706-778-5710. to be ‘Sight of the Week,’ but when he sent me the Israel CME plans Pastor Appreciation Service email saying congratula- Pastor Appreciation Service for the Rev. Tracy Curry and family is tions, it was exciting. This planned for 3 p.m., July 14, at Israel CME Church, Cornelia. Bishop is pretty big. It’s all across Ernest Burns and the Shady Grove Baptist Church family of Cornelia America, not just Geor- will be the special guests. Dinner will be served following the service. gia.” Built by Mabe’s great- Clarkesville First Presbyterian plans VBS grandparents Robert and Athens VBS at First Presbyterian Church of Clarkesville, 5:30-8 Callie Loudermilk in 1908 p.m., July 14-18. Children ages 3-fi fth grade. Sponsored by FPCC, and listed on the National Grace Calvary Episcopal Church, dinner included. Children will meet Register of Historic Plac- with Paul, learn about his dangerous journey to share the truth about es, the Panoramic Ency- CHRISTINA SANTEE/Staff Jesus. Details/registration: fpccga.org or 706-754-2935. Registration clopedia of Everything Pictured, Joni Mabe proves she’s been struck with a “fever” for Elvis Presley, and in garb fi t deadline: July 10. Elvis was opened to the public in 1999, after she for a king, or “the” king even, shows off a display case housing Presley’s wart, which the musi- Chopped Oak Baptist to host VBS spent most of the 1990s cian had removed from his left hand in 1957, Mabe said. Chopped Oak Baptist Church will host Vacation Bible School, 6:30- restoring the boarding 8:30 p.m., July 15-19. Details: Kitsy Walters, 706-968-9741. house with her mother, fa- Guinness World Records, Mabe “I think it’s nice when you do Community Baptist Church to host singing ther and husband. said, as the collection features a some work and somebody pats you piece of Presley’s body – a wart. on the back,” she said. “The best Community Baptist Church is hosting a singing 6 p.m., July 20. The The museum contains more than 30,000 Elvis items, making it Mabe said the acknowledgement thing about that letter was it said it church is located at Double Bridge Connector, Mt. Airy. Special singers the largest in the world and most was also signifi cant in that it gave was one of the top attractions in the are The Master’s Touch. Details: Martha Allen, 706-778-9521; Lee unique, according to RoadsideAm- meaning to all her and her family’s whole nation. I liked that. That’s a Winkler, 706-754-6724. erica.com. It’s also accredited by hard work. lot of sights.” Community Baptist to host homecoming Community Baptist Church is hosting a homecoming, 10:30 a.m., July 21. The church is located at Double Bridge Connector, Mt. Airy. Special singers are Gene Turpin and The Gospel Way. Details: Martha Allen, 706-778-9521. First Presbyterian Community Baptist Church to host revival Community Baptist Church is having a revival, 7:30 p.m., July 22-26. The church is located at Double Bridge Connector, Mt. Airy. releases cookbook Special preacher is the Rev. Matt Pruitt from Blue Creek Baptist Church. Singers nightly. Details: Martha Allen, 706-778-9521; Robert A cookbook featuring Clark, 706-864-9348. recipes from members of Clarkesville Church of God plans VBS First Presbyterian Church of Clarkesville has been re- Clarkesville Church of God (beside Pitts Park) is having Vacation leased. Bible School, July 28-Aug. 2; from 6-8 p.m. Sunday, 6:30-8:30 p.m. Proceeds from the sale of Monday-Friday. The theme is God’s Backyard Under the Stars. Classes “Komfort Kitchen” are dedi- for everyone – babies, kids, teens and adults. cated to mission and outreach in the church and in Habersh- am County. Ongoing The price is $14.95 and books are available by calling the church offi ce at 706-754- Ebenezer Baptist offers chicken sale 2935. Make checks payable to FPCC and reference Ebenezer Baptist Church Men’s Ministry is having a chicken sale “cookbook.” fundraiser: 10-pound boxes of tenders, fi lets or nuggets; breaded – plain or hot and spicy. To order/details: Michael Wright, 706-778-3044. Early Steps Preschool Enrollment Early Steps Preschool is enrolling for the fall. Early Steps teaches a Christian-based curriculum and meets Georgia Pre-K standards. Accept- ing registration for ages 6 months through Pre-K. Details: 706-968-6216. Sewing group invites participants The sewing group of Clarkesville Baptist Church invites new participants, 10 a.m.-3 p.m., last Friday of each month. Mission projects: pillow case dresses, plastic mats for homeless, quilts, crafts. If you can cut or sew, you’re needed. Bring lunch. Details: 706-754-5694. St. Thomas the Apostle sponsoring pain support group E. LANE GRESHAM/Staff St. Thomas the Apostle Anglican Church is now sponsoring an on- Demorest is set to celebrate its “Glorious Fourth of July” next going support group for persons who suffer from chronic pain. Group Thursday. A full day of activities is planned. Shown is the start meets second Tuesday of each month at 6:30 p.m. in the parish hall of of the 2012 parade. the church, 1636 Mud Creek Road, Alto. Details: 706-754-8165. Camp Creek radio ministry From 1:15-1:30 p.m., tune into Camp Creek weekly Bible teaching ra- Submitted dio ministry Sundays on WCON 1450 AM/107.2 FM. Details: Camp Creek Demorest to celebrate Baptist Church, 706-778-0622. HIS HEARTSTRINGS Camp Creek Baptist hosts Awana Clubs PERFORMS IN HOMER ‘Glorious Fourth of July’ Kids learn the Bible from 7-8:30 p.m. every Wednesday in Awana at His Heartstrings performed at Homer United Methodist Camp Creek Baptist Church, 1761 Camp Creek Road, Cornelia. Need In Habersham County, cluding The John King information? Call 706-778-0622 or visit campcreek.org. Church Sunday, June 23. His Heartstrings is a group of since 1890, residents and Band, Monica Spears, Mel- Habersham Baptist hosts Awana Clubs young violinists whose hearts’ desire is to bring glory and visitors have counted on vin Banks, Camee Scofi eld honor to the Lord Jesus Christ with the musical talents the city of Demorest to put and Cheryl Sumpter. The Awana Clubs meet at Habersham Baptist Church, 506 Habersham on a big show for Indepen- annual horseshoe tourna- Mills Road, Demorest, 6:30-8 p.m., every Wednesday at the church. He has blessed them with. The group plays an arrange- dence Day. ment starts in the park at Awana is the leading ministry reaching children for Christ. Details: 706- ment of traditional hymns, classical, Christmas, Easter Festivities will begin as noon. 754-4054 or [email protected]. and patriotic music. They attend Camp Creek Baptist early as 6:30 a.m. with a 5K Headlining the eve- St. Thomas offers healing service Church where they participate in the church orchestra Run for Glory. ning’s entertainment will Arts and crafts vendor be “Still Cruzin,” with a St. Thomas the Apostle Anglican Church, 1636 Mud Creek Road, during the Sunday worship services. They have performed booths will open at 10 a.m. range of oldies, pop and Alto, celebrates the service of Holy Communion and the Liturgy for for churches, nursing homes, schools, social and special The annual parade steps rock music. Healing, noon, fi rst Friday of each month. Open to all who desire prayer, events, banquets, a Christmas Parade and more. Pictured off at 11 a.m., following Other highlights in- anointing for healing. Details: the Rev. Gene Mallard, 706-754-8165. opening ceremonies held at clude food, music, chil- Friendly Mission Baptist Church morning worship are, front center, Hallie Perry, Jacquelyn Arena; middle the intersection of Historic dren’s activities, cakewalk Friendly Mission Baptist Church Sunday Morning worship is held at 11 row, Bailey Park, Kelsey Miller, Faith West; back row, Highway 441 and Georgia and at 9:30 p.m., a fi re- a.m., with Sunday School from 9:45-10:45 a.m. Everyone welcome. Pianist Carla Ganyard, Simon Miller, Lily West and Pastor Street. works extravaganza to top Immediately following off the day. For more infor- Harvest Christian has ongoing food pantry James McLendon of Homer UMC. For more information or the parade, there will be a mation, call 706-778-4202; Harvest Christian Church offers ongoing monthly food pantry with to schedule His Heartstrings for an event, contact Kassie variety of entertainment for parade information, Food Bank of Northeast Georgia, 9 a.m.-noon, second Wednesday. Perry at 706-754-3421 or email [email protected]. in the downtown area, in- call 706-754-2233. A12 12A The Northeast Georgian Friday, June 28, 2013

Godor those of you whohas may not know, landed cried out to the Lord, and saying, situationwhen they were given is a baby well the penalty in of sin. 2.hand I’m being saved (to I was in the United States Marine “I am a sinner,” and he came grand piano by a man who lived be set free) from the power of sin. 3. I will FCorps (Vietnam veteran). As a into my heart and established a on the fourth or fifth floor of a be saved from the presence of sin. All of young Marine, part of my training was beach. high-rise apartment building. this happens by God’s grace. the history of the Marine Corps. They Salvation is not a one-time I remember as they (Fred and I want you to know that you can be told you of the great battles such as Gua- event. Even though the Marines Lamont) were going upstairs saved and know it. Salvation is “not dalcanal in World War II, Iwo Jima and claimed the whole island, there how happy Lamont was and how probation.” Whom God set free is free Chosin Reservior in Korea. These were was a lot of undiscovered island frustrated Fred was, thinking indeed. You can stand in the gospel of defining moments for the Marines. left and enemies to be rooted how they were going to get this Jesus Christ (Hallelujah). In this process I remember the stories of how they out. When you were saved you piano downstairs. Lamont said, of salvation, “God keep you,” you don’t would take a beach and claim it for the got everything, but what most “Pop, the man is giving us a baby keep him. United States, placing the American flag folk fail to understand is that grand,” and Fred said, “The man As I walk on salvation’s island (my on the island. This was a bold claim to salvation is followed by a pro- Ernest is giving us a hernia.” life’s journey) I find new yet old enemies, say that we own the whole island when cess. The children of Israel were I know sometimes we feel that but I rest in the fact that God (the Ma- we had only taken a beach, but they said given the Promised Land of Ca- Burns the process is too much for us to rines) has landed and the situation is that we claim this whole island for the naan as an inheritance, but they bear. Salvation is the biggest cri- well in hand. United States of America. had to take the land by driving sis that will ever happen to you Bishop Ernest Burns is pastor of Shady When it comes to salvation (or being the enemies out of it. in this life and the “good news” is, you Grove Missionary Baptist Church in saved) I see this the same way. Just like One of my favorite episodes of the old didn’t save yourself, God did. The process Cornelia. Email him at drburns@wind- that battle to take the beach, one day I hit TV show Sanford & Son was the time of salvation is: 1. I have been saved from stream.net. Worshippin i Habersha The church directory lists in alphabetical Church of Jesus Christ of Foothills Community Church Harvest Christian Church Life Church Philadelphia Church of God Bride of Christ order the names of most of the churches Latter Day Saints 848A S. Main St., Cornelia 231 Harvest Church Road, Clarkesville 110 Church St., Baldwin 706-754-6283 serving Habersham County, the church’s Dennis Cash Road, Mt. Airy (across from 123 Tire) 706-754-4704 706-778-5394 physical address and telephone number 706-348-8969 706-778-8714 Pleasant Hill Baptist Church (if available). Please call us to add your Hazel Creek Baptist Church Light House Baptist Church Pea Ridge Road, Cornelia church or make any changes. 706-778-4215 Church of Christ of Habersham County Fresh Fire Foursquare Gospel Church 243 Hazel Creek Church Road Hollywood Church Rd., Clarkesville 326 Double Bridge Connector Highway 197 North, Clarkesville Mt. Airy, 706-778-5347 Providence Baptist Church Alleys Chapel United Methodist Mt. Airy, 706-778-7840 706-754-1382 Living Faith Sanctuary 12080 Highway 197 North, Clarkesville Highway 197 North, Clarkesville Heritage Baptist Church 4400 Cannon Bridge Rd., Demorest 706-947-1045 Christ Presbyterian Church (PCA) Friendly Mission Baptist Church 660 Baldwin Road 706-839-1404 Alto Baptist Church 2138 Double Bridge Rd., Clarkesville 154 Friendly Mission Lane, Cornelia Off 441 By Pass, Cornelia Return Baptist Church 210 B.C. Grant Road, Alto 706-754-0132 706-778-7033 TheHeritageBC.org Living Hope Church 915 Highway 105, Demorest 706-776-1981 706-968-6500 life2hope.com 706-754-7354 Clarkesville Baptist Church Gethsemane Baptist Church [email protected] Alto Congregational Holiness Church 1287 Washington Street, Clarkesville 3104 Chase Road, Cornelia Higher Ground Baptist Church 706-348-8216 River Point Community Church Alto Congregational Church Rd., Alto 706-754-2643 706-778-2049 Otis Brown Road, Baldwin 193 N. Main St., Cornelia 706-778-5049 The Lord’s Vineyard Community Church 706-778-5000 Clarkesville Church of God Glade Creek Baptist Church Hills Crossing Baptist Church 429 S. Main St., Cornelia Amy’s Creek Baptist Church 173 Highway 197 North, Clarkesville 884 Toccoa Highway, Mt. Airy 3569 Toccoa Highway, Clarkesville 706-778-1561 River Road Mission Church 654 Amy’s Creek Road, Clarkesville 706-754-6967 706-754-6586 706-754-6206 1050 Twin River Orchard Rd, Demorest 706-754-4090 Macedonia Baptist Church 706-865-3552, 706-224-6169 Clarkesville First United Methodist Church Glorybound Baptist Church Hillside Baptist Church New Liberty Road, Clarkesville Antioch Baptist Church 1131 Washington Street, Clarkesville 186 Wade St., Alto 324 Level Grove Road, Cornelia 706-754-9020 Shady Grove Baptist Church 2175 Antioch Church Road, Clarkesville 706-754-2677 770-983-7924 706-778-6284 226 Martin Luther King Jr. Drive, Cornelia 706-754-2687 Mt. Airy Baptist Church 706-778-5045 Community Baptist Church Good News Baptist His Way Assembly of Praise Grandview Avenue, Mt. Airy Baldwin Baptist Church 153 Double Bridge Connector, Mt. Airy J Warren Road, Cornelia 182 Anderson Circle, Alto 706-778-6635 Shirley Grove Baptist Church Willingham Avenue, Baldwin 706-778-7497 706-778-5188 678-776-2289 Shirley Grove Road, Turnerville baldwinbc.org, 706-778-6181 Mt. Bethel Church of God 706-754-9556 Cool Springs United Methodist Grace Baptist Church Hollywood Baptist Church 1668 Talmadge Dr., Toccoa B.C. Grant Baptist 117 Cool Springs Road, Clarkesville 1768 Chase Road, Cornelia 208 Hollywood Church Rd, Clarkesville 706-886-2986 Spiritual Israel Church & Its Army 1363 B.C. Grant Road, Alto 706-754-4866 706-778-5618 706-754-6790 138 Elrod St., Cornelia 706-778-5703 Mt. Carmel Baptist Church 706-778-3147 Cornelia Christian Church Grace-Calvary Episcopal Church House of Prayer 988 Historic Highway 441, Demorest Baldwin Congregational Holiness Church 1244 Highway 441 Bypass, Cornelia 296 E. Green Street, Clarkesville Dicks Hill Parkway, Mt. Airy 706-778-1407 St. Francis of Assisi 315 Airport Road, Baldwin 706-778-6404 706-754-2451 706-754-1910 Anglican Catholic Church 706-776-6491 Mt. Pleasant Baptist Church Mass 10:30 am Sundays Cornelia Congregational Holiness Church Grace Lutheran Church Iglesia Principe de Paz Hollywood Hwy, Clarkesville 203 Green St., Gainesville Bethel Temple CH Church 368 Galloway Street, Cornelia 1121 Historic Hwy 441 N, Demorest 608 W. Airport Rd., Baldwin Pastor Billy Joe Jenkins, Jr. 678-267-2105 467 Bethel Temple Road, Demorest 706-778-8364 706-754-6696 706-839-8222 706-754-1571 Mt. Vernon Holiness Church St. Mark Catholic Church 5410 Highway 197 South, Clarkesville Cornelia United Methodist Church Habersham Baptist Church Israel CME Church Highway 115, near Demorest Bethesda Fellowship Church 204 Oak St., Cornelia 506 Habersham Mills Road, Demorest 244 3rd St., Cornelia 706-778-5287 706-754-4518 2555 Duncan Bridge Road, Cornelia 706-778-4827 706-754-4054 706-776-2230 706-778-5505 Mt. Zion Baptist Church St. Thomas the Apostle Anglican Church 1636 Mud Creek Rd., Alto Crossroads Baptist Church Habersham Hills Assembly of God Jehovah’s Witnesses Timberline Drive, Clarkesville Bethlehem Baptist Church Rev. Roy Lee Mitchell 728 N. Historic Highway 441, Demorest 680 Double Bridge Connector Rev. Benjamin Hawks 706-894-2422 624 N. Highway 197, Clarkesville 534 Yonah Post Road, Alto 706-754-6696 Demorest, GA 30535 706-754-6075 706-754-4870 706-778-4534 706-778-2819 or 706-778-0201 Stonepile Baptist Church Stonepile Road, Clarkesville Habersham Seventh Day Adventist Church Mt. Zion United Methodist Church 706-754-9344 Bible Way Baptist Church Demorest Baptist Church 398 Rock Ford Cove Rd., Mt. Airy Lamar Christian Church Alto 2765 Hollywood Hwy, Clarkesville 755 Central Avenue, Demorest 706-754-4307 3247 Hwy. 105, Baldwin 706-754-9847 706-778-7126 706-778-8347 Mountain View Baptist Church Tallulah Falls Baptist Church Church Street, Tallulah Falls Harmony Baptist Church 269 Mountain View Rd., Baldwin 706-754-6798 Bible Landmark Church Demorest Church of God 5251 Old Hwy 441 N., Baldwin Leatherwood Baptist Church 706-776-9580 810 Old Cleveland Road, Cornelia 559 Central Avenue, Demorest 706-776-3904 Highway 105, Baldwin 706-776-6847 706-778-9654 706-778-0099 Mud Creek Baptist Church Tallulah Falls United Methodist Church 3048 Mud Creek Road, Cornelia Church Street, Tallulah Falls 706-754-3205 Broad River Baptist Church, Demorest Methodist Congregational Harvest Bible Fellowship Level Grove Baptist Church 139 Broad River Road, Baldwin Federated Church Wa-Lo Shopping Center, Clarkesville 157 Old Level Grove Road, Cornelia New Birth Baptist Church 770-654-0307 611 Georgia Street, Demorest 706-839-7057 706-778-6371 Hollywood Hills Rd., Clarkesville The Bridge Family Worship 706-778-2418 706-754-0931 2696 J Warren Rd., Cornelia Camp Creek Baptist Church 1761 Camp Creek Road, Cornelia Double Springs Baptist Church New and Living Way Church The Crossing Church campcreek.org Double Springs Road, Demorest Mt. Airy Foursquare Gospel Meeting at Kandy Kane Learning Center 706-778-0622 Clarkesville, 706-754-2370 1323 Historic Highway 441 N., Clarkesville 678-588-7525 Ebenezer Baptist Church Canaan Baptist Church 487 Dicks Hill Parkway, Mt. Airy New Life Fellowship 1024 Smokey Rd., Alto 706-778-5710 4944 Yonah Homer Rd., Alto The Hollywood Church of God 770-869-9551 275 Talmadge Dr., Toccoa fi reofgodnow.org Central Alliance Church Ebenezer United Methodist Church 706-886-1224 3311 Camp Creek Road, Mt. Airy 4000 Hollywood Hwy, Clarkesville New Hope Baptist Church centralalliancechurch.org 706-754-9384 5040 Pea Ridge Road, Cornelia 706-778-8421 706-778-9226 The River 184 Anderson Cir., Alto Fairfi eld Baptist Church theriverng.com Central Heights Baptist Church 2236 Highway 105, Demorest New Liberty United Methodist Church 2670 Highway 197 South, Mt. Airy 706-754-1395 New Liberty Road, Clarkesville 1-877-553-3299 706-776-3296 The Rock of Habersham Faith Tabernacle Baptist New Life Assembly of God 350 Ansley Road, Demorest Chopped Oak Baptist Church Midway Crossing, Cornelia 105 Cash St., Cornelia P.O. Box 1445, Clarkesville 706-778-8447 706-778-8193 706-776-7000 706-968-9740 The Torch Worship Center Faith Tabernacle Full Gospel New Vision Worship Center 800 Cannon Bridge Road, Demorest Christ Community Church 500 Highway 17 North, Clarkesville 335 L.C. Turner Road, Baldwin 728 Historic Hwy. 441N, Clarkesville 706-754-7068 706-778-8364 706-778-4063 706-754-2326 Turnerville Church of God Northside Community Church Highway 441, Turnerville Circle Drive, Cornelia Christ Community Fellowship First Baptist Church of Cornelia 706-754-6052 South Main Street, Cornelia 325 South Oak Street, Cornelia 706-499-4036 706-778-3139 fbccornelia.org 706-778-4412 Victory Baptist Church Oakey Mountain Baptist Church 1094 Hwy. 17, Clarkesville 3377 Oakey Mountain Road, Clarkesville Christ 1st International Christian 706-754-4682 Community Church First Presbyterian of Cornelia 706-947-1423 822 Oak Street, Gainesville 469 N. Main St., Cornelia 770-540-6999 706-778-2822 Welcome Home Baptist Church Old Nacoochee Baptist Church Dicks Hill Parkway, Mt. Airy Clarkesville Make more 706-778-3308 Church of Christ at Clermont 129 South at Hulsey Rd. First Presbyterian Church of Clarkesville Open Arms Worship Center Hood Community Center 108 N. 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For suicide crisis support, call 1-800-273- The Habersham Dance will be held 8-10 Trout Unlimited to meet TALK(8255). p.m., June 28, at the VFW, Cornelia. Music Teen recovery support group includes hits from the ‘40s to the ‘60s. Swing Trout Unlimited meets second Tuesday of each month, 6:30 p.m., dance, twist, shag, fox trot, waltz, line dance. Cost: $5 per person. United Community Bank’s Clarkesville offi ce. Details: 706-754-5710. A new recovery support group for teens meets 7 p.m., Fridays, Couples, singles welcome. Sylvia and Michelle will give a basic dance VFW 7720 meets River Point Church. Details: 706-776-6109. lesson, line dance step, 7 p.m. VFW Post 7720 meets at 6:30 p.m. every third Monday. Play bingo Al-Anon meets in Cornelia Poster quilt exhibit on display at 6:30 p.m. every Thursday night. Details: 706-499-2100. Al-Anon, for friends/family of alcoholics, meets noon Tuesdays, 8 p.m. Thursdays, First Presbyterian Church Annex, 140 Etta St., A poster quilt exhibit is now on display at the Historic Mauldin American Legion looking for new members Cornelia. House in downtown Clarkesville through the end of summer. This American Legion Post No. 84 needs you. Meet at 7 p.m., Cornelia Narcotics Anonymous meetings unique exhibit is a project of the Bee Artful group – a sub group of the Library, the fourth Tuesday of each month. Members active in com- Mountain Laurel Quilters Guild. Free admission. Hours: 8 a.m.-5 p.m., munity. Need your membership and participation. Details: Garnett Narcotics Anonymous meets, 7 p.m., Saturdays and Mondays, St. Monday-Friday. Details: 706-754-2220. Hulsey, 706-778-5533; or Rex Burch, 706-949-0483. Julian’s Hall, Grace-Calvary Episcopal Church, Green Street, Clarkes- ville. Storytime at Cornelia Library Computer classes for seniors Divorce Care class offered Join the staff for storytime at the Cornelia Public Library, 10 a.m. Computer classes offered at Habersham County Senior Center – The Torch Worship Center offers an ongoing Divorce Care class each Thursday. For a calendar of events, go to cornelialibrary.com or Beginner/Intermediate. All classes free of charge to county residents for anyone who is separated or going through a divorce. This is a 13- stop by the library. 50 years and older. Donations accepted. Details: 706-776-7768. week program; meets 6:30 p.m., Mondays. Discover hope, discover Beginners wanted for dulcimer group Mt. Ivy Decorative Artists healing. Divorce Care for Kids also offered. Details: 706-778-4063. Have a dulcimer or building one in a class and not sure what to Mt. Ivy Decorative Artists meet at the Senior Center in Demorest, Alzheimer’s Association caregiver support group do with it? Learn how to play it with Lynn McCollum of the Yonah Pick- fi rst Saturday of each month. Beginners, advanced artists welcome. ers. No charge. Meet second, fourth Sundays at Helen Presbyterian Members of Society for Decorative Painters. Details: Flynn Gentry- Alzheimer’s Association caregiver support group meets at 2 p.m., Church; fi rst, third Mondays at Bethlehem Baptist Church, Clarkes- Taylor, 706-839-8841. second Monday of each month, Stephens County Senior Center, 55 ville. Details: 706-499-3212. Roselane Park Drive, Toccoa. Details: Lisa Thomas, 706-886-4740. Historical Society museum open Domestic violence support groups The Habersham County Historical Society museum, which in- Circle of Hope offers free weekly support groups for adults and Health & Fitness cludes the Standard Telephone Museum, is now open 11 a.m.-2 p.m. children who have been affected by domestic violence. Call 706-776- the fi rst Saturday of each month. The Historical Society is located at Holiday Gorge Floor Hike 4673 or email [email protected] for details. 228 N. Main St., Cornelia. Details: habershamhistoricalsociety.org. Hike along bottom of Tallulah Gorge State Surviving the loss of a child Park, 10:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m., June 29-30, July Clarkesville BHT board to meet GAINESVILLE – Hospice of Northeast Georgia Medical Center 6-7. Strenuous 3.5-mile trek includes 531 Clarkesville Better Hometown Board of Directors meets 8:30 a.m., offers support group to parents surviving loss of a child at any age, stairs, river crossing, climbing boulders to second Tuesday each month, city hall. Details: 706-754-2220. 5:30-6:30 p.m., fi rst Wednesday each month. Free; registration Bridal Veil Falls where you can swim. No pets; wear appropriate foot- Teen Age Republicans meet required: nghs.com/hospice, email [email protected] wear. Children: 10 or older; bring food, water. Advanced registration: Teen Age Republicans (TARS) meet the fi rst and third Monday of or 770-219-8888. $5 plus $5 parking. Details: 706-754-7981. each month. If you are interested in getting involved or to RSVP, call Children’s support group Full Moon Hike at TGSP scheduled Simon Miller, 706-949-0626. CR4Kids helps children kindergarten-sixth grade deal with their Enjoy the gorge in the magical, shimmering light of the full moon: School events emotions and fi nd hope. Meets 7 p.m., every Friday, River Point 7:45-9:45 p.m., July 21; 8:30-10:30 p.m., July 22, Tallulah Gorge Church, 193 Main St., Cornelia. No charge, all are welcome. Details: State Park. Take a mile-and-a-half hike under the full moon. Register FCA offers summer camps 706-768-2452. in advance. Cost: $5 plus $5 parking. Details: 706-754-7981. Family of the Addicted support group Faith Christian Academy is offering two summer camp programs: ARC lifeguard classes available 9-11 a.m., July 8-12, ages 6-12 – Chemistry for Kids and Computer Family of the Addicted, a Christ-centered, 12-step recovery sup- American Red Cross lifeguard classes available in Cornelia. Class Camp for Kids. Register at the academy, 9 a.m.-1 p.m., Monday- port group, meets 7 p.m., every Friday, River Point Church, 193 Main includes lifeguarding, CPR, AED, fi rst aid. Certifi cation lasts two years. Friday. Registration fee: $35. Deadline for registration: 1 p.m., June St., Cornelia. Deal with life’s hurts, habits and hang-ups. No charge, Cost: $250. Details: 706-499-5224. 28. Must have a minimum of 10 for each camp to make. Details: child care provided, all are welcome. Details: 706-768-2452. ARC swim lessons offered 706-778-3360 or visit fcahabersham.com. Celebrate Recovery American Red Cross swim lessons available, private pool, Cor- Faith Christian Academy enrolling Celebrate Recovery, a Christ-centered, 12-step recovery support group, meets 6 p.m., every Friday, River Point Church, 193 Main St., nelia, June-July. Teachers: Wendy Taylor, Kristy Hill. Ages: 3 and up. Faith Christian Academy is currently enrolling K-12 students for Cost: $55; each additional child $50. Details: call/text Taylor, 706- the 2013-14 school year. Application folder available at school offi ce, Cornelia. Deal with life’s hurts, habits, hang-ups (relationship issues, 499-4415, or email Hill, [email protected]. 9 a.m.-1 p.m., except during July 1-5; or download application folder anger, addiction, etc). No charge, child care provided. Details: 706- ARC Guard Start classes available from the school website: fcahabersham.com. Click on Applications 768-2452. American Red Cross Guard Start is available for ages 11-15. tab. Details: 706-778-3360. Support group for family, friends grieving a suicide Prepare yourself to become a lifeguard. Learn rescue skills and Demorest Baptist Preschool plans kiddie camps The Northeast Georgia bereavement support group SOS (Sur- vivors of Suicide), meets 6:30 p.m., third Thursday each month. swimming skills to prepare yourself in the future to take the lifeguard Demorest Baptist Preschool offers Summer Preschool Kiddie Bethlehem Baptist Church, Clarkesville. Details: 706-754-4870, ext. class. Cost: $150. Dates: June 14-16. Details: 706-499-5224. Camps, ages 2-5. Details: Wendy, 760-499-4415; Rebecca, 706-768- Child safety restraints help 2331. 42 (leave number) or email [email protected]. The Cornelia Police Department will inspect motorists’ child safety Parkinson’s Disease support group seats and demonstrate proper use, fi rst and third Wednesdays each Fundraisers Lake Country Shakers Parkinson’s Disease support group meets month, Cornelia Fire Department North Station, Habersham Village 11 a.m., fi rst, third Thursday, St. Paul’s UMC, Gainesville. Patients, Shopping Center (by Kmart). Certifi ed Child Passenger Seat Techni- ReStore reduces prices on cookware caregivers encouraged to attend. Refreshments served. Details: 706- cians available. Details: 706-894-3070. All cookware prices have been reduced – hurry 754-6662. Activities for seniors while supplies last. Includes Rachael Ray, Paula Miscellaneous Join the Habersham County Senior Center for exercise classes, nu- Deen, Circulon, Farberware. Habitat for Humanity Re- Store, 1085 Rocky Branch Road, Clarkesville. Call pick up yard sale trition education, computer classes, Nintendo Wii games, bingo and Harvest Christian has ongoing food pantry cards, crafts, big screen TV, guest speakers and an on-site library, leftovers, furniture and home décor, 706-754-5313, ext. 205. just to mention a few activities. Details: 706-776-7768. Chicken sale to benefi t Foothills Counseling Center Harvest Christian Church holds an ongoing monthly food pantry Foothills Counseling Center will have a chicken sale, 9 a.m.-11 with Northeast Georgia Food Bank from 9-11 a.m., second Wednes- Strength and mobility class day of each month. Details: 706-754-4704. Habersham County Senior Center offers a strength, mobility class a.m., June 29, in Clarkesville, across from El Jinete. There will be at 9:30 a.m. every Monday, Thursday, Friday. Details: 706-776-7768. signs posted on Historic Highway 441. Details: foothillscounseling@ gmail.com. Clubs/organizations/government King signed football prize for fundraiser The Cornelia Library is hosting a fundraiser, through Aug. 1. Enter Community Tailwaggers 911 looking for volunteer coordinator for a chance to win a football signed by Tavarres King, a Habersham Tailwaggers 911, a local animal foster and transport organization, Central High School and University of Georgia graduate, recently is looking for a volunteer foster coordinator to help fi nd foster homes drafted by the Denver Broncos. Tickets cost $5 each, or fi ve for $20. calendar policy prior to transport. Details: Elain Brown, 706-499-3303. Details: 706-778-2635. Clarkesville Farmers Market at OCM Freedom Hill hosts monthly fundraiser The Northeast Georgian accepts an- The Clarkesville Farmer’s Market is located at Old Clarkesville Mill Freedom Hill at Jacob’s Ladder hosts an indoor yard sale fund- nouncements for upcoming meetings and on Saturdays, 9 a.m.-noon. raiser from 8 a.m.-2 p.m., fi rst Friday and Saturday of each month. events, from nonprofi t groups and organi- Broun to meet voters in Batesville Donations of gently used items welcome. Freedom Hill is a long-term zations in Habersham County only, for its Congressman Paul Broun, MD, candidate for the U.S. Senate, will residential recovery home for women, located at 210 Loudermilk community calendar. Lane, Demorest. Details: 706-776-6109. be at The Batesville General Store in Batesville, 2-3:30 p.m., June 29, Calendar notices may include no more to greet voters. Located at the intersection of state Routes 197 and Donated items needed for local causes 255. Donated items needed for The Pitt Stop Thrift Store, Cornelia. Pro- than 45 words and should be submitted no Clarkesville Lodge to host 60-year award night ceeds benefi t Habersham County Veterans Wall of Honor, CASA, John more than one month prior to the meeting Clarkesville Masonic Lodge invites brothers to attend a 60-year B. Gesbocker Animal Shelter. Details: 706-778-3990, 706-778-4224. or event. No announcements from busi- award night, July 1. Supper at 6:30 p.m. Reunions nesses or for-profi t organizations or indi- Mt. Airy reschedules Georgia Cities Day viduals will be accepted for a free calendar Georgia Cities Day, observed annually in Mt. Airy, has been re- HCHS Class of 1973 40th reunion set listing. Exceptions to this policy may be scheduled for 9:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m. July 6, to include the car show and The Habersham Central High School Class of 1973 will have its made at the discretion of the editor. vendors. Details: 706-778-6990. 40th reunion, 6:30 p.m., Aug. 17, at the Copper Pot, Clarkesville. Cost: QLSC of the Hospital Authority to meet $30 per person. RSVP by July 5 by emailing Hope Long at hclong55@ Send calendar notices to: news@the- The Quality Leadership Steering Committee (QLSC) of the Hospital windstream.net. Price includes food, non-alcoholic beverage. northeastgeorgian.com; fax to 706-778- Authority of Habersham County will hold its quarterly meeting, 7:30 4114; mail to P.O. Box 1555, Cornelia, GA a.m., July 9, in the West Wing Boardroom. Volunteer opportunities 30531; or drop off to 2440 Old Athens High- Blozan to speak at Save Georgia’s Hemlocks meeting way, Cornelia. Nationally-acclaimed arborist, champion tree hunter and hemlock ARC schedules blood drives hero Will Blozan will be the keynote speaker at the Save Georgia’s The American Red Cross has scheduled the following blood drives: Hemlocks annual meeting, members picnic, July 14, Lake Winfi eld 10 a.m.-3 p.m., July 3, Habersham Medical Center, Demorest; 12:30- Scott. Reservations: email [email protected]. De- 6 p.m., July 9, Cornelia Community House; 11 a.m.-4 p.m., July 16, tails: savegeorgiashemlocks.org or 706-429-8010. North Georgia Technical College, Clarkesville; 10 a.m.-2 p.m., July 23, Chick-fi l-A, Cornelia. Details/appointment: 706-224-6610, cheryl. Northeast Georgia Brotherhood of Veterans & Patriots [email protected], or redcrossblood.org. The Northeast Georgia Brotherhood of Veterans & Patriots will meet at 9 a.m., July 20, in the fellowship hall of First Baptist Church Seeking volunteers for Habersham Medical Center If you’e looking for a way to contribute to your county by volunteer- 2449 Historic Old 441 of Cornelia. Speaker Tom Partington served in army intelligence from Tom Born Rd. 1947-50. ing, consider volunteering at Habersham Medical Center. Details: Linda Ramey, director of Volunteer Services, 706-754-3113, ext. Now open 9-5! ‘Offenders Only’ Job Fair planned 1116 or 2810. Offenders and employers of Habersham, Rabun and Stephens WE DIG OUR DAYLILIES! counties are invited to participate in an “Offenders Only” Job Fair, Habersham Humane Society needs volunteers 9-11:30 a.m., July 24, at the Ruby C. Fulbright Aquatic Center, 120 Habersham Humane Society needs volunteers for shelter, event Facebook.com/edenheirloomgardens 9254-G Paul Franklin Road, Clarkesville. Details: Tammy Gibson, 706-282- planning/execution, fundraising, public relations, animal transport, 4570. short-term fostering of animals. Details: 706-839-1040. Clarkesville Writing Society Volunteers needed for Clarkesville Greenway The Clarkesville Writing Society, sponsored by the Friends of the Volunteers needed for various duties related to maintenance and Clarkesville Library, meets 10 a.m.-noon on Fridays at the Clarkesville promotion of the Clarkesville Greenway. Details: 706-754-9382. Library and is open to all adults interested in writing. Bring writing Foster parents needed materials. Free. Details: Mary Anne, 706-778-5344, or Marie, 706- Habersham County needs volunteers to consider fostering ne- DISABILITY DENIED? 865-5280. glected/abused children. Details: Annie Murphy, 706-754-0392. Let us help you get the disability and DAV meets monthly Support groups Let us helpmedical you get the monthly benefits benefits andyou medical deserve! coverage you need Disabled American Veterans Chapter 15, Habersham, Rabun and Call Stephens counties, meets at 6 p.m., fi rst Monday each month, Rabun Hospice of NGMC offers Grief Support Group Fire House, 7974 Old Highway 441 S., Lakemont. Offer assistance to all veterans’ needs. Details: Commander Doug Wayne, 706-782- GAINESVILLE – Hospice of Northeast Georgia Medical Center is ADAMS & ASSOCIATES 2152; Service Offi cer Nate Marple, 706-949-8352. offering a six-week grief support group for adults grieving the death of a close friend or relative, 5:15-6:30 p.m., Wednesdays, July 10-Aug. Cornelia Downtown Development Authority 14. Free; registration required. Details: Janie, 770-219-8090 or email Cornelia Downtown Development Authority meets 8:30 a.m., fi rst [email protected]. A14 14A The Northeast Georgian Friday, June 28, 2013 Piedmont College dean says teacher education study “ awed” By KIMBERLY BROWN lacking in some way. sessment, satisfactory AACTE. One dated June teachers are once they believe that a particular Gnecco said the NCTQ teacher evaluation, gradu- 18 stated, “The [NCTQ] leave a preparation pro- teacher will be effective In a report released ear- study consisted of surveys, ates being able to success- released a review of the gram. Their standards ap- or ineffective based solely lier this month, colleges and, because it didn’t par- fully obtain a teaching nation’s education schools pear to be based only on on where they attended providing teacher educa- ticipate, Piedmont College certificate and find gainful today, making the antici- the preparation program college. Although there tion have been judged by was rated by information employment). While input pated splash and garner- itself. I am always leery is certainly great merit the National Council on found on the Internet by measurements are impor- ing heavy media attention of putting too much stock and value to the quality Teacher Quality (NCTQ), the NCTQ. tant, Georgia’s approach with its shock factor. While in a ratings system until I of a teacher preparation and many all over the na- “[NCTQ] developed a is to evaluate programs the results are generating gain a full understanding program, the real merit tion, including Piedmont survey and the AACTE ad- based on inputs and out- headlines, this review – of how those ratings were is found in what a teacher College in Demorest, have vised all its members not puts, such as new evalu- like most of NCTQ’s work developed.” does with their education been found lacking. to participate because the ation tools to measure – is misleading, unreliable Cooper said, “While it in a real classroom. Great The NCTQ’s first review methodology was flawed, quality of Georgia Teacher and an effort to promote an is important for teachers teachers love students and looked at 2,420 programs at and it would not only mis- Preparation programs.” ideological agenda rather to receive the very best they love the education 1,130 institutions all over inform the public, but it “They’re not rating than a genuine effort to education and training, it profession. Effective teach- the U.S. It used a four-star didn’t get to the essence of quality, they’re just tak- inform the public and is my belief that effective ers take responsibility for scale to rate each program what really makes a qual- ing pieces of information,” improve teacher prepara- teachers can come from the success of their stu- at the included colleges. ity program,” Gnecco said. Gnecco said. “Essential- tion.” any college or university, dents. Effective teachers An executive summary for Gnecco said “almost all ly, the only data they got Many teachers from including some of our local know how to engage stu- the report states, “There’s the colleges of education about us is what they got Piedmont College and colleges such as Piedmont dents, know how to make no shortage of factors for in the country” belong to off the Internet, because other area colleges have or [North Georgia Univer- learning relevant, and America’s educational de- the AACTE. He said public we didn’t provide any in- careers in the Habersham sity].” they know how to motivate cline: budget cutbacks, en- colleges and universities formation. I think nation- County school system. He stressed teachers students. They give boys trenched poverty, crowded were required to partici- wide, most private colleges Responding to the re- should be judged “by the and girls hope and work to classrooms, shorter school pate in the NCTQ study, and universities did not port, Habersham County content of their character, improve the life chances of years, greater diversity so the Board of Regents of participate, primarily be- School Superintendent their attitude, their work all students in their class- of students than in other Georgia required Georgia cause the AACTE advised Matthew Cooper said, “It ethic, level of commitment, room.” countries. The list seems schools to participate, but us not to.” appears [the study] did not respect for others, etc.,” The complete NCTQ endless. NCTQ’s Teacher “private schools were not Gnecco cited several take into consideration saying, “It would be a very study can be found at nctq. Prep Review has uncov- compelled to.” articles published by the how effective particular dangerous assumption to org. ered another cause, one “Even the [Georgia] that few would suspect: the Board of Regents … back- colleges and universities pedaled and essentially Welcome to the Family producing America’s tra- said the NCTQ only used ditionally prepared teach- inputs like credit hours, ers.” with no assessment in how No teacher prep pro- well people were doing in gram in Georgia earned the programs,” Gnecco the top rating of four stars. said. “That was a mischar- Four Georgia programs, acterization, too, not only with two at the University to the colleges and univer- of Georgia, earned 3.5 or sities, but also to the pub- 3 stars. Clayton State Uni- lic.” Come in to see the all versity has a program rat- The statement by the New 2014 Chevy Impala ed at 3.5 stars and Mercer Georgia Board of Regents, University has a program released by Georgia Part- rated at 3 stars. nership for Excellence in In the NCTQ report, Education, stated, “En- Piedmont College received suring Georgia has high- one star for its undergrad- quality teachers who can uate elementary education clearly demonstrate the MIKE SMITH program and two-and-a- ability to teach children JOHN half stars for its under- effectively is the goal of WHEELER graduate secondary educa- the University System of 2012 Chevy tion program. Georgia’s teacher educa- Sonic 2013 Jeep However, Donald Gnec- tion programs. 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Sports The Northeast Georgian, Friday, June 28, 2013 Up Next Cunningham named Habersham AD Lady Raider soccer The Habersham Central Lady By MARK TURNER in early July. gram. Raider soccer program will offer “I'm tickled to death, I'm re- “Geep Cunningham comes to us highly training sessions and summer Geep Cunningham, a Habersham Central ally excited about it” Cunning- recommended by those he has worked with scrimmages for prospective play- High School graduate and former teacher ham said during a phone in- in other school systems,” Cooper said. “He ers this summer. and coach, is returning to his alma mater to terview. “Habersham is home. has extensive experience as an educator and The sessions will be held serve as the system-wide athletic director. I grew up here, played here coach. We are excited about the leadership and coached here. This puts a he will provide for our athletic department. from 6-7:30 p.m. each Monday. Cunningham, who was on vacation in St. Simons Island when he received the news, full circle on my coaching and I have no doubt that he will earn the respect For more information, call 706- was approved by the Habersham County teaching career, and it’s a great of our coaches, athletes, parents and com- CUNNINGHAM 778-7161. Board of Education Thursday morning dur- opportunity for me.” munity. I also want to take this opportunity ing a called meeting. Cunningham, who re- Habersham County School to thank Amy Hood and Betty Moore for the Superintendent Matthew Cooper said Cun- Operation Dry Water places Dr. Amy Hood as the AD after Hood See Cunningham, Page 3B As part of a nationally resigned earlier this summer, begins work ningham is a good fi t for the athletic pro- coordinated effort to reduce the number of accidents and fatalities related to boating under the infl uence, the Georgia Depart- ment of Natural Resources’ Wildlife Resources Division will participate in Operation Dry HC LL team falls Water June 28-30. The mission of Operation Dry Water is also to bring awareness and education to recreational boaters about the dangers of al- in D7 semifinals cohol and drug use on the water. “We are dedicated to keep- By MARK TURNER grabbed a 1-0 lead in the top of ing boaters safe on our waters. the fi rst inning. Ross reached Boating is a safe and enjoyable The Habersham County base and came around to pastime when people stay alert Little League 9-10-year-old score on an infi eld single by and follow the rules,” says Lt. baseball team's post-season Taylor. Habersham threat- Col. Jeff Weaver. “You will see run came to end Wednesday ened to do more damage in our offi cers out on the water night in the District 7 semifi - the inning, putting runners looking for boaters who are nals in Toccoa. at fi rst and third with two outs. Roberts lifted a deep fl y operating a vessel under the The Habersham squad fi n- ished 1-1 in pool play to earn ball to right fi eld but Toccoa's infl uence.” a spot in the championship outfi elder managed to come Despite the fact that it is bracket, but Toccoa posted an up with catch to end the scor- against the law nationwide for a 11-1 victory to clinch a spot in ing threat. person to operate a recreational the district title game. Toccoa got things going in vessel with an unlawful blood Members of the team are the bottom of the fi rst, scoring alcohol concentration (.08 or Brandon Church, Jack Rob- fi ve times to take a 5-1 lead. higher in Georgia), BUI continues erts, Hunter Lakely, Nolan Toccoa added a run in the to be a problem across the U.S. Ross, Grant Ledford, Chase second inning to make it 6-1, Conservation rangers have Hatcher, Rhett Addis, Drew but Habersham tried to rally in the top of the third, load- made 71 arrests so far this year Bates, Tripp Williams, Mat- thew Jackson, Zach Taylor, ing the bases with one out. on state lakes and waterways Dylan Clark and Shawn Hueb- But Toccoa got out of trouble in Georgia, and a total of 180 in ner. The team's coaches are again, getting a double play to 2012. Chet Ross, Duell Ledford and end the inning. Operation Dry Water, a Clifford Williams. Toccoa scored fi ve times in multi-agency, education and Habersham got to the the the bottom of the third inning enforcement initiative launched semifi nals by splitting a pair and then held Habersham by the National Association of Pool A games, Habersham scoreless in the fourth inning State Boating Law Administra- dropped an 8-7 decision to to end the game. tors in 2009 in partnership Franklin County in the open- Earlier in the week, Haber- sham's 10-11-year-old team with the U.S. Coast Guard, puts ing game but bounced back to MARK TURNER/Staff blast Madison County 13-2 in was eliminated in the Dis- thousands of local, state and Habersham second baseman Nolan Ross tags Toccoa’s Taylor Roach during the second round. trict 7 tournament in a best- federal marine law enforcement the semifi nal game Wednesday in Toccoa. Also shown is Habersham short- In Wednesday's matchup offi cers on the water just before with Toccoa, Habersham See Baseball, Page 2B the Fourth of July to give BUI stop Grant Ledford. enforcement high visibility before a holiday known for drinking and boating. For more information, visit www.operationdrywater.org. For more information about Anderson’s softball shot wins NEG’s Sports Photo Contest boating in Georgia, visit goboat- georgia.com. By MARK TURNER

Cheer/dance camp Carey Anderson captured the win- The Little Kids Raider Cheer ning photos in The Northeast Geor- gian's fourth annual Spring Sports and Dance Camp will be held in Photo contest. July. Anderson's winning photo, left, The camp, open to ages shows Ansley McAllister stealing 4-12, will be held at the Ruby C. home for the Habersham County Fulbright from 9 a.m.-noon.on Little League's Rookie League team July 8-10, during the District 7 tournament ear- Campers will be grouped lier this summer. The photo was one based on age (4-5, 6-7, 8-9, of more than 20 entries, which were 10-12). The fee for the camp is judged by members of The NEG's edi- $40 per child or $60 for a set of torial and design staff. As the winner of the contest, An- siblings. derson receives $100. For more information, send “We appreciate all those who sub- an email to cbsmith@haber- mitted photos,” said E. Lane Gresh- shamschools.com. am, The Northeast Georgian editor. “This contest is a good way to show- Lady Raider camp case the excitement that takes place The Lions Soccer Academy on the playing ﬁ elds and other sports venues around the county. We wel- and Lady Raider team camp will come photo submissions throughout be held July 15-18. the year from parents and others who The camp, which will be attend the many sports events that staffed by Emmanuel College take place.” coaches and players, will be held Three other photos were consid- from 8:30-11:30 a.m. at the ered for the top spot. Photos by Pat South Habersham Middle School Jackson, below left, Jami Pederson athletic complex. Carey Anderson’s photo of Ansley McAllister stealing home during the Rookie League tournament earlier and Brandon Adams also received Cost of the camp is $75 and this summer is the winning photo in this year’s contest. votes from the panel of judges. includes a T-shirt and prize. For more information or to register, visit Habershamsoccer. org.

Raider soccer camp The annual Habersham Cen- tral Raider soccer summer camp will be held July 22-26 at South Habersham Middle School. The camp is open to boys and girls ages 5-14. The camp runs from 9 a.m.-noon each day, with early drop-off available at 8:30 a.m. The camp fee is $100 per player. The camp will be staffed by members of the Raider coaching staff as well as staff members from Emmanuel Col- lege. Campers receive a soccer ball and T-shirt. For more information, visit habershamsoccer.org or contact Raider head coach Ric Wallace Pat Jackson’s photo of Matthew Jackson mak- Jami Pederson’s photo of Vanessa Robinson Brandon Adams’ photo of a double play during a throw during a Little League game was a playing in a soccer game for Tallulah Falls ing a game between the Gwinnett Braves and See Shorts, Page 2B fi nalist in the contest. School was a fi nalist in the contest. Columbus Clippers was a contest fi nalist. 2B The Northeast Georgian Friday, June 28, 2013 HABERSHAM COUNTY LITTLE LEAGUE 11-12-YEAR-OLD BASEBALL TEAMS

Members of the Crimson Tide are Andrew Bauer, Austin Fogle, Thomas Harris, Jacob Holcomb, Mason Holland, Hector Medrano, Rylan Pugh, Blake Reeves, Dylan Shedd, Brady Thomas, Scott Wagner and Tripp Williams. The team is coached by Michael Holcomb.

MARK TURNER/Staff Habesham’s Rhett Addis delivers a pitch Wednesday during the District 7 semiﬁnals.

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of- three games series with County meet in the other play early next week in Toccoa, which claimed the ﬁrst round game of the Danielsville. Habersham title by sweeping the se- double-elimination tour- will play Toccoa at 8:30 ries. nament. The tournament p.m. Wednesday, July 3 Members of the team runs through Friday, with The winner will play Hart are Thomas Harris, Brady the championship game County at 8:30 p.m. Friday, Thomas, Cody Louder- set for 6 p.m. The “if nec- with the loser falling into milk, Jesse Wilbanks, essary” game would be an elimination game. The Josh Pearson, Davis Jen- played at 1:30 p.m. Satur- championship game is set nings, Jeb Barnette, Sam- day, July 6. for 7 p.m Monday, July 8., uel Anderson, Hunter Members of the Junior with the “if necessary” McClellan, Joshua Wade, League team are Brice game scheduled for 7 p.m. Mason Sprinkle and Dylan Austin, Josh Baird, Seth Tuesday, July 9. Shedd. The team's coaches Blackburn, Austin Disha- Members of the team are Harold Pearson and roon, Trey Hurt, Hunter are Grant Belback, Trevor Travis Harris. Ingle, Shandon Lee, Mad- Bell, Zach Brown, Colby Habersham's Junior dox Lewallen, Brandon Cook, Austin DiNifrio, League team is next up for Mitchell, Cooper Roland, Christian Gonzalez, Aus- District 7 play. The team Dustin Shefﬁeld and Mark tin Holcombe, Will Hubley, opens tournament action Shelton. The team's coach- Christopher Irvin, Steven Members of the Bulldogs are Jeb Barnette, Jonah Cantrell, Taylor Carson, Avery Garrett, Monday, July 1 in Dan- es are Cliff Baird, Casey Loudermilk, Jay Nix, Jor- Ben Griswold, Trevor Kirby, Dalton Munroe, Caden Quiles, Andrew Sarbon, Mason Sprinkle, ielsville, taking on Madi- Martin and Rick Austin. dan Stewart and Nick Wi- son County at 8:30 p.m. The Senior League ley. The team is coached by Tarin Westbrook and Alton Wingate. The team is coached by Kim Cantrell. Hart County and Franklin team also starts district Rick Hubley.

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at 706-778-7121 or rwallace@ game, sportsmanship, com- will be held rom 9-11 a.m. habershamschools.com. munication and team skills, Aug. 1-2 at the HCHS gymna- while competing in game-like sium f High school tryouts are HC volleyball camp situations and conditioning scheduled from 1-3 p.m. for The Habersham Central activities. Aug. 1-2 at the HCHS gymna- volleyball program will host Camp applications are avail- sium All potential players must its annual summer camp July able at HCHS or contact HCHS have a physical form on ﬁle to 29-31. head coach Lindsay Drummond participate in the tryouts. The camp, which is open at 706-778-0830. For more information, to girls ages 7-15, will be held contact Lindsay Drummond at at the HCHS gymnasium from HC volleyball tryouts 706-778-0830. 8:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. each The Habersham Central vol- day. The camp fee is $100 and leyball program will hold tryouts includes a camp T-shirt. for the middle school and high Campers will learn volleyball school teams in August. RECYCLE! fundamentals, rules of the The middle school tryouts

Members of the Hurricanes are Samuel Anderson, Marshall Harrelson, Lucas Hunnicutt, The Northeast Georgian Alexis Ingle, Davis Jennings, Cody Loudermilk, Avery Massey, Kendall McShane, Josh Presents the ALL NEW Pearson, Blaze Smith, Joshua Wade and Jesse Wilbanks. The team is coached by Harold Pearson.

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work they have done over an assistant athletic direc- tant athletic director jobs the last several years in tor. into one position, which our athletic department. “There is a lot to do and helped the system finan- We have an athletic de- I'm really looking forward cially. partment in Habersham to getting started,” Cun- “Due to severe budget County that is first class.” ningham said. “I've been constraints, we have com- Cunningham, who was around all the sports and bined the athletic direc- inducted into the HCHS like them all.” tor and assistant athletic Basketball Hall of Fame Cunningham, who re- director positions into in 2008, has more than 30 tired as full-time educator this one position,” Coo- years experience in educa- six years ago, will be a 49 per said. “This move has tion. Following his gradu- percent employee in his saved our school system ation from LaGrange new job. over $15,000. We looked at College, Cunningham re- “Our board has ap- all options available for turned to HCHS where he proved Mr. Cunningham filling the athletic direc- worked for six years as a as the interim athletic tor position and believe teacher and coach from director,” Cooper said. that having Geep lead our 1978-84. He spent two years “Since having a 49-percent athletic department is the at West Rome High School athletic director is a new best option. The plan now and two years at Frank- direction for our system, is for Geep to assume his lin County High School, we wanted this position responsibilities as the new before joining the staff to be interim for the first system-wide athletic direc- at Stephens County High year. Though the position tor sometime during the School in 1988, where he was approved as 'interim,' second week of July.” has taught and coached for he will have full authority Cunningham said the more than 20 years. as athletic director in our sooner he gets on the job Cunningham retired school system. We have the better. from full-time teaching full confidence in him to “I want to get to know last year. He coached 31 of make decisions that are in all the players, coaches the 35 years he has been the best interest of our stu- and people,” Cunningham in education. He coached dent athletes, coaches and said. “The quicker we get Ad Deadline: Friday, July 12 both girls and boys basket- department.” started, the better. I need ball during his career as Cooper said school offi- to see exactly where we are Publication Date: Friday, July 26 well as football, baseball cials made the decision to at and see what we need to and golf, as well as being combine the AD and assis- do to make things better.” The Northeast Georgian Habersham County Little League softball team photos courtesy of Michelle Roberts. Team roster and coaching 2440 Old Athens Hwy. • P.O. Box 1555 • Cornelia, GA 30531 information courtesy of the HCLL. 706-778-4215 • Fax 706-778-4114 thenortheastgeorgian.com Friday, June 28, 2013 The Northeast Georgian 3B SPRING SPORTS PHOTO CONTEST ENTRIES

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NOTEBOOK Martin Truex Jr. ends 218-race losing streak Daytona to undergo major overhaul Daytona International Speedway, the 54-year-old flagship track of NASCAR, has with road course victory at Sonoma fallen behind many of the sport’s other Back in 2007, his tracks when it comes to fan amenities. But sophomore season in that’s about to change. the Sprint Cup Series, Plans for an overhaul costing between $375 million and $400 million were Martin Truex Jr. looked announced last week. The project, which like the circuit’s next will focus on the facilities along the front- big winner. stretch of the 2.5-mile track, are set to begin Driving for Dale immediately after the Coke Zero 400 in July Earnhardt Inc., he and be completed by Speedweeks 2016. won back-to-back Among the changes are five new fan Nationwide Series entrances along International Speedway championships in 2004 Boulevard. Each of those entrances will lead and 2005, and had two to a series of elevators and escalators that top-five finishes, includ- will take fans to three different concourse ing a second-place levels, each with a 300-foot “neighborhood” finish at Homestead, that will allow fans to socialize without and five top-10s in his missing the action on the track. rookie Cup season of All existing frontstretch grandstand seats 2006. will be replaced with wider seats, something Jerry Markland/Getty Images for NASCAR Jerry for Images Markland/Getty In 2007, he continued NASCAR for Images Warshaw/Getty Todd that has already occurred at many tracks. to improve, getting his Martin Truex Jr. in Victory Lane at Sonoma Truex Jr. toasts the end of his Sprint Cup losing When the project is complete, the track’s first Cup victory, at Raceway. streak at Sonoma. seating capacity will be about 101,000, Dover, and making the down from the current 146,000. this one out of the way, we can do it a whole bunch more,” “We are truly creating history with this cut for the Chase for the Sprint Cup. Truex Jr. said in Victory Lane. unprecedented endeavor,” Lesa France The 2008 season wound up being a letdown, as he finished Waltrip said in the winner’s interview after the race that Kennedy, CEO of Daytona’s parent com- 15th in the standings, with a best finish of fourth, at New even as one disappointment or another took away chances for pany, International Speedway Corp., said Hampshire. He won the pole for the 2009 Daytona 500, but Truex Jr. to win races, he never lost confidence in him or the in announcing the project. “I commend the that was the bright spot, as he finished 23rd in the final crew of his No. 56 Toyota. board’s decision to move forward on our standings. “I believe in this man,” Waltrip said. “He can drive a car as plan to redevelop the company’s signature Truex Jr. wound up being hampered by the demise of the good as anybody on the track. Chad [Johnston] is new to the motorsports facility, thereby shaping the Earnhardt racing empire, and moved to Michael Waltrip’s crew chiefing game. He joined us as an engineer and he’s vision of Daytona for the next 50 years new team in 2010. worked his way up, and he called the perfect race, and he’s “This significant private investment is a Since then, his on-track results have steadily improved, but been on his game all year long. strategic use of our capital that will ensure a return trip to Victory Lane continued to elude him, until “It’s really fun to see these two mature, and I think they can the long-term viability of the iconic speed- Sunday, when he scored a popular win in the 25th Annual do a lot of special things over the next few years.” way, and will contribute favorably to the Toyota/Save Mart 350 at Sonoma Raceway. As a driver, Waltrip had experience with long losing streaks. company’s revenues, as well as to our com- His 218-race losing streak, the second-longest stretch He ran 462 Cup races without a victory before winning the munity and the sport as a whole.” between Cup victories in NASCAR history behind Bill 2001 Daytona 500, the same race where his car owner, Dale So far, there has been no indication that Elliott’s 226 from 1994 to 2001, was over. Earnhardt, died in a last-lap crash. taxpayer dollars will be spent on the project. Understandably, it was an emotional time for the 32-year-old He said that day at Daytona came to mind as he leaned in to Truex Jr., who also helped his primary sponsor, NAPA, end Truex Jr.’s car to congratulate him after he took the checkered Allmendinger makes the most of his its own Sprint Cup losing streak, which dated back to 2001, flag at Sonoma. ‘second chance’ when Truex Jr.’s team owner Michael Waltrip was the auto “I leaned in and there were tears in his eyes, and you could A.J. Allmendinger parts giant’s regular driver. feel the elation and the joy and the relief,” Waltrip said. “And continues to make Sunday’s win also was the first in Cup for Truex Jr.’s crew as I did that, it took me straight back to 2001, when I finally the most of the sec- chief, Chad Johnston. pulled into Victory Lane and was able to briefly celebrate ond chance given “I’m just so glad this [losing streak] is out of the way, what was the greatest racing day of my career. him by car owner because we’ve been so close, and I feel like now we’ve gotten “I saw all that same emotion and the same feeling in Martin.” Roger Penske. Last year, Allmendinger was SPRINT CUP STANDINGS fired as driver of NASCAR for Images Harrelson/Getty John Jeff Gordon overcomes early penalty to finish Penske’s No. 22 A.J. Allmendinger in Sprint Cup car after Victory Lane at Road second at Sonoma; hope still alive for Chase berth 1. Jimmie Johnson, 573 he failed a NASCAR America. drug test. While Martin Truex Jr. spent much of But Penske gave Allmendinger another Sunday’s race at Sonoma cruising at the head of opportunity to race, hiring him to run a the pack, leading 51 of 110 laps, including the 2. Carl Edwards, 548 limited schedule in both the IndyCar series final 28, two drivers behind him were putting on and in NASCAR after he completed the a show, charging through the field. sanctioning body’s “Road to Recovery” pro- Jeff Gordon, a five-time winner at Sonoma, 3. Clint Bowyer, 528 gram. Allmendinger has maintained that he overcame an early-race penalty for pitting too failed the drug test because he took a pill soon after the caution flag waved, and finished that a friend gave him, and it turned out to second. His finish allowed him to move up three 4. Kevin Harvick, 510 be Adderall. spots in the points standings, to 13th, with 10 Allmendinger raced for Penske in the races to run before the start of the Chase for the Indianapolis 500, starting fifth, leading Sprint Cup. 5. Matt Kenseth, 481 23 laps and finishing seventh. Then last “This team has been faced with a lot worse Saturday, he drove Penske’s No. 22 Ford adversity than that,” Gordon said of his setback to victory in NASCAR’s Nationwide Series on Sunday. “Luckily, we had a fast race car and Chevrolet Thomas for L. Christa 6. Greg Bifﬂ e, 479 race at Road America. It was his first major stayed with our pit strategy, and things went Jeff Gordon captures second NASCAR victory, but his second at Road our way. We just had a really good race car and place in the Toyota/Save Mart America, the first coming in a Champ were able to drive up through. That part was a 350 at Sonoma. 7. Dale Earnhardt Jr., 479 Car race on the 4.048-mile road course in lot of fun.” Elkhart Lake, Wis., in 2006. Kurt Busch had two penalties for speeding on pit road, which put him a lap down On Saturday, Allmendinger started on the at one point, but he worked his way forward to bring his No. 78 Chevrolet home in pole and led four times for 29 laps. He took fourth place. 8. Kyle Busch, 461 the lead for good from eventual runner-up “Yeah, we were fast, even on pit road ... twice,” Busch joked. “I messed up, flat-out. Justin Allgaier on Lap 43 of a scheduled 50 I didn’t hit my tachometer right, and I was speeding both times. I just put myself in laps. a position that was poor, trying to get too much on pit road. But man, this Furniture 9. Brad Keselowski, 454 “It’s understated what Roger [Penske] has Row Chevy was fast.” done for me,” Allmendinger told reporters He also gained threes spots in the driver standings, from 20th to 17th, and is 28 after the race. “All these guys at Penske points out of 10th place, the final spot guaranteed a Chase berth after the 26-race 10. Martin Truex Jr., 453 Racing gave me another chance, not only to regular season. drive Indy cars, but get in this Nationwide car.”

Karsyn Elledge proud of David Ragan pilots his Sprint Cup team’s hauler cross-country In the 1970s, trips to tracks out West were tions was his upset, last- NUMERICALLY family’s racing history particularly tough on independent racers like lap victory at Talladega Richard Childress and James Hylton, who had Superspeedway in May. Dale Earnhardt to drive their team rigs to the tracks, then “You wouldn’t believe SPEAKING Jr.’s 12-year-old climb in their race cars and compete, before how many of them said niece, Karsyn doing it all over again the next week. Many something about me win- Victories by a car num- Elledge, was in drivers in the ARCA series today also drive ning Talladega,” he said. Victory Lane at their team haulers, but it rarely happens in Ragan said others, seeing bered 56 in Sprint Cup Sonoma Raceway 2 Series history — by last weekend, but Sprint Cup anymore. the rolling billboard that is not because she David Ragan, driver of the No. 34 Ford in the his team hauler, came on Martin Truex Jr. at Sonoma won a race there. Sprint Cup Series, got a taste of that experi- the CB and said, “I pull for Smith Mike on Sunday, and by the late Harold Hinson Harold Sprint Cup racer Elledge was ence last week as he co-drove his team’s haul- David,” not realizing the Karsyn Elledge with er from its home base near Charlotte, N.C., to driver himself was behind David Ragan Jim Hurtubise at Atlanta in there to talk her Mini Outlaw car about her sum- Sonoma Raceway in California, some 2,700 the wheel. pilots his team’s 1966. mer racing plans. miles away. “I talked back to a lot hauler from Elledge, the daughter of longtime For Ragan, 27, the trip wasn’t a necessity as it of them,” he said. “They Charlotte, N.C., to Points positions lost by Sprint Cup crew chief Jimmy Elledge, was for independent racers back in the day or seemed pretty surprised Sonoma Raceway. Tony Stewart, to 15th and Kelley Earnhardt-Miller, is driv- ARCA racers today. It was a product of his life- when I said, ‘Hey, this is 5 after finishing 28th at ing a Mini Outlaw car carrying her long love of all things mechanical, including the David.’” Sonoma, the most of any late grandfather Dale Earnhardt’s No. giant, 80-foot, 80,000-pound rolling rigs. Ragan said that despite his relative lack of 3 and sponsored by Nickelodeon. “I’ve always liked big trucks,” Ragan said experience driving a big rig, he felt he did a Sprint Cup driver in the Elledge’s car is painted to repre- via his hands-free phone as he drove through credible job as a trucker. Toyota/Save Mart 350. sent the Sandy Cheeks character Wyoming last Wednesday. “I got my CDL “The right side’s still up,” he said with a from Nickelodeon’s “SpongeBob [commercial driver’s license] because I’m laugh just before he quickly ended the inter- Points separating SquarePants” children’s show. cheap and didn’t want to have to pay some- view. “I’m going to have to call you back. Now in her fourth season of racing, Martin Truex Jr., body to drive the hauler for my Late Model There’s a weigh station coming up in a couple 120 in 10th place, and Elledge has five wins in eight Box team. of miles, and I need to act like I know what Stock starts so far this year. Cup points leader, Jimmie She told reporters at Sonoma that “I figured this trip would be an adventure and I’m doing.” her desire to race comes naturally. also a good chance to get to spend some time Ragan said later that he made it through Johnson. “My family’s history in racing is with our regular truck driver, Mike Smith, and the weigh station, and on to Sonoma, with no something I’m very proud of,” said get a better idea of what his job is like.” issues, logging a little over 1,500 miles behind Finishes of 29th place Elledge. “Both my mom and dad were Ragan, a native of Unadilla, Ga., said he the wheel. this season for Danica born into racing families, and they enjoyed the communication with other truck He went on to finish 33rd at Sonoma. But 4 Patrick, who was 29th were very passionate about the sport. drivers on the citizens band radio and in per- Smith, the team’s regular truck driver, had to They’ve passed that passion on to me.” son with the people he met in truck stops. The make the return trip without his new co-driver. at Sonoma. common theme of many of those conversa- Ragan planned to take a flight home. 6B The Northeast Georgian Friday, June 28, 2013

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PCA’s, CNA’s and LPN’s needed 60-bed skilled nursing facility is start July 14th immediately for PT/FT private du- accepting applications for a part- complete October 6th ty home care with a long estab- time treatment nurse, every other Class-A CDL drivers to haul feed lished home care agency. Train- DON CARTER STATE PARK is weekend 7-3. We also are in 18 yrs with HS/GED and/or live chickens in Gaines- Medical hiring two P/T Housekeepers to State approved Intense Training ing and supervision provided. need of a part-time charge nurse, ville, GA. 2-yrs verifiable exp. and Call Village Nursing Care 770- work in the park’s lake setting. every other weekend 3-11. Apply www.georgiaemsacademy.com good MVR req. Night Shift. Local Go to www.gadnr.org/careers to or call 404-806-0584 to get start- CNA/Home Health Aide's needed 536-0484 or email resume to in person at 3201 Westmoreland positions, drivers home daily, [email protected] access the State of Georgia Ap- Road, Cleveland. For questions, ed. company benefits. Must live in or throughout North Ga. plication for Employment. Apply online at www.phsga.net contact Lori Turpin at 706-865- around Gainesville. Please call $7.75/hour. Mail applications to 5686. HANDY MAN CAN DO Bruce Lane 678-936-8279. 5000 North Browning Bridge Experienced Veteran; POSITION ANNOUNCEMENT Road Gainesville, GA 30506, call Yard/Garden, house painting, Full-time or Part-time Nurse Prac- 706-483-1074 for assistance. 300 AUCTION pressure washing, odd jobs. CNC OPERATORS titioner Credentialed in Family Heritage Healthcare of Toccoa (706)499-5138; (404)216-7269. Local furniture company hiring Medicine needed for busy has positions available for CNC operators. Must have CNC Internal Medicine practice in De- CNA’s. Fulltime and Part time Antique and Estate Auction at experience and the ability to mul- morest. Salary will commensu- Habersham County Schools is positions for all shifts. 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Experience preferred, shift and weekends. We offer va- background check required. Ap- ply Helendorf Inn, Helen. Signed, Period Mahogany Case LICENSED & LOCAL though we can train the right per- cation, health insurance and a Clocks, Yellow Pine Original Sur- No Job Too Small. son. To apply, please e-mail your friendly work environment. face Doctors Desk, Signed “Old 706-947-3938 or 706-499-6939 resume to Please contact Lori Turpin at RN POSITION AVAILABLE Hickory” Large Chairs, Dovetail [email protected] [email protected] with a 706-865-5686 or apply in person Now hiring housekeepers, week- Blanket Chest, Oak Mission brief statement about why you at 3201 Westmoreland Road, ends a must. Apply in person Desk, File Cabinet, Globe ... Heritage Healthcare of Toccoa Helendorf Inn.  like dental assisting and what Cleveland. Bookcase, Icebox, Tiger and LAWRENCE EXCAVATING specific skills make you the best has RN Supervisor Full time posi- Bobcat/Excavator Work, Back- Birdseye Maple Desk, Over 20 choice. Please, no phone calls. tion. Long term Care supervisory Pieces of wicker furniture, over fills, Tree Removals, Gravel, experience required. Must have  We are an EOE. Home Instead Senior Care is the P/T Administrative Assistant for 60 Pieces of Flow Blue China, Chips, Equipment Hauling. current GA nursing license. Great Landscape Company in Rabun 706-968-4334. nation’s most trusted source of Southern Folk Pottery from Chev- in-home care. We are looking for benefits, Flexible Hours, and Ex- County. Experience in Quick er Meaders, Reggie Meaders, Experienced carpenters for fram- compassionate, hardworking, and cellent Work Opportunity. Apply Books and Microsoft Access pre- Charlie West Rooster, Clint Al- ing crew. Pay based on experi- dedicated individuals to provide at 633 Fall Road, Toccoa GA ferred. Salary $11-$13 per hour derman Rooster, Decorative Bear Recycle * Reuse * Reduce * Re- ence. 706-654-8746 30577 (706)-886-8491 Ask for based on experience. Please build assistance for seniors in their Lamps, Neat Country Smalls, home. Tracy send resumes to Great Fishing Items including DONATIONS WANTED: Help [email protected] fund Habitat for Humanity in our We are seeking caregivers for Creel Baskets, 100’s of Lures, Glen-Ella Springs Inn- Now Hiring day/night shifts as well as over- community by donating new and Sous Chef. Degree preferred. Ex- "A Picture is Worth a 1,000 Words." gently used items to Habitat nights, live-in, and weekends with Visiting Angels is looking for experience in fine dining and knowl- open availability. For more infor- "A Picture is Worth a 1,000 Words." ReStore. Your tax deductible edge of upscale food preparation traordinary caregivers to provide donations help build affordable mation, please call 706-835-3804 service to our clients in their own " A P i cClassifiedsture is W Summerorth a Special! 1,000 Words." methods required. Send resume and leave a detailed message. Classifieds Summer Special! homes for those in need as we or letter of interest via email to homes. work toward our mission to elimi- [email protected] Part to full time, all shifts, nights You've You've Classifiedsheard heard the the expression. expression. Summer Special! Now, Now, hear hear the the deal! deal! nate substandard housing in our LPN Positions and weekends needed. community. Individuals, construc- Must have CNA, TB, CPR/First You've 1. 1. 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40+ Rods and Reels, over 50 Moving Sale! Chifforobe, paid For sale Baldwin Piano, $200; *Two really great apartments- Large 2BR, 11/2BA townhouse Fishing Reels, Quilts, Antique $1900, sell $500 OBO; roll-top dresser & mirror $100; Nedak one in DEMOREST and one in for rent. Within walking distance Tools, Collections of Over 50 desk, tools, misc. Thursday-Sun- Rebounder, file cabinet, other CLARKESVILLE. Call 706-839- of shopping and dining. Conven- Straight Razors, Wallace Nutting day, 8am-5pm. 87 Rattlebox Dr., items. Call 706-754-9004. 6065 anytime for recorded details ient to Hwy 365 & Hwy 441. Quiet Prints, Way Too Many Items to off Goatneck Rd. 678-936-4175. and locations. neighborhood 706-776-6000. List!!! You will not want to miss For Sale: White front-loading, wa- this auction!!! Way too many Moving Sale- He items to list! Visit our website for ter-saving Maytag Epic 1, 2, & 3BR Apartments starting LUXURY 1BR & Studio Apart- Friday, 6/28 and Saturday, 6/29 Washer and Dryer with pedes- at $399. All appliances, W/D ments, downtown Clarkesville. Catalog and Seat Reservations. Etta Street, Cornelia. Greg Peters, GAL1491, 13% 2002 Jayco Eagle. This camper tals, about 5 years old. Good hook-up. 706-865-1787. (706)499-8977, (706)768-6091. Many miscellaneous items in- condition. Remodeling. $500. Call Buyers Premium - 3% Discount cluding air hockey table, applian- is top of the line, too many extras Cash or Check, 706-746-6924. to list, twenty nine foot, excellent 706-776-1622. 1BR Apartment, Yonah Homer Pine Forest Village 1BR/1BA, ces, furniture, dishes, gas grill, Road, $100/week, $100/deposit. $425/rent, $425/deposit, month to WWW.GOLDENMEMORIE- lawn and garden items, Christ- condition. Also 2007 Ford F-250 SAUCTIONS.COM Super Duty tow vehicle, 114,000 Murray Lawn Tractor, 40-inch cut, 770-534-7596. month lease; 2BR/1.5BA mas decorations, tools and lots 14.5HP, new blades, $275. 706- $450/deposit, $450/rent; Willow more. No clothes. miles, also excellent condition, 2BR 1.5BA, C/H/A, $425 per call for details. Asking $22,500 754-1398. Tree 2BR/1BA, $425/rent month plus deposit. 706-754- $425/deposit. Month to month for both, OBO. Will sell separate- 5131. 310 PETS/ANIMALS NEIGHBORHOOD YARD SALE: ly. 706-754-1595. NEW CARTRIDGES lease. Office hours Monday-Fri- June 28, AM:8-12, PM:5-8. June REDUCED 2BR apartment, Demorest, $425 day 10:00-6:00. 706-778-9546. 29 AM: 8-12. Rain or shine. Pow- 2 Brother PC-101 Fax Printing per month, $200 deposit. 1-800- For sale good squirrel dog, er tools, furniture, clothes, and Mountain Cur, contact Howard Cartridges $10/ea. 427-3405. BUS. PROP. FOR RENT more! Go north from Clarkesville Contact Phyllis, 706-778-4215 510 Ledford at 706-754-7176. Leave Square on Hist. 441. Turn left on 2010 Heritage Glen 5th Wheel message. @ The Northeast Georgian 2BR/2BA Duplex apartment, West Glade Creek Road before Camper, 38 foot, 2-slide-outs, $600/month, $600 security, avail- LP Service Propane. Grindstone bath and half, $30,000 OBO. able now. 706-754-6845. Hampshire pigs for sale $40-$60. Creek Subdivision on left. 706-779-6946. Refurbished Appliances 12 Two-three months old, 13 to sell; Month Warranty Washers Dryers 2BR/2BA Duplex, w/garage, three slaughter pigs 200-250 Ranges Refrigerators Freezers $550/mo., $550/security, Clar- Saturday 8am-? 165 MLK Jr Oven 150 in Stock. Free Local pounds, $1 per pound. Dekle Drive, Cornelia. 335 MISC. FOR SALE kesville, CHA, 706-754-4415, Farms Eastanollee 706-244-1918 Delivery with Trade. Dekle Appli- 706-947-3793 ance 295 Swift Street, Toccoa, or 706-244-8326. Saturday, 8am-3pm, 515 Rennie Cornelia convenience $450/ 706-886-9174. Apartments ready to rent month, water included, immediate Hames Road, Clarkesville (off July/Aug. $300 deposit, pet Looking for a pet? Adopt! John Hwy-17 toward Helen). occupancy. 706-754-4480. B. Gesbocker Animal Shelter of friendly, all electric, w/d conn., APARTMENTS FOR RENT pool and playground! Cameron at 1,000 sq.ft. space for lease on Habersham County 706-754- Saturday, 8am-? 101 Lovelace 505 3533. Clarkesville, across from Old busy Duncan Bridge Road. 706- Road, in Nora Hills Subdivision, Clarkesville Mill, 706-839-1067. 969-0941. Alternate 255. 4-ICW racing rims, Tiny Chihuahua puppies, 7 nice toys & children’s clothes. All Basement apartment. Semi-fur- Clarkesville Square Offices weeks, CKC, health guarantee. priced to sell. Lots of good $350. 706-864-1266. nished. On Chattahoochee Riv- $215/month. Retail Stores/Ware- things. Rain date July 6. 706-754- er, 10-mi. from Helen. Vacant. house/Manufacturing/Storage, al- 5423. Yamaha Organ/Piano $600. Elec- Utilities included. $695/mo., ne- so on the Square. 706-754- YARD SALES tone FS200. Rhythm orchestra all gotiable. 478-213-7771. 4540. 315 Saturday, 8am-? 487 Banks sounds. 706-754-4150. Street, Cornelia. Convenient to 441, 2BR, 2BA, Commercial offices and retail 337 Hidden Springs Trail off Dun- vaulted ceilings, laundry room. spaces on 441 starting at $450. 2 Burial plots, Habersham Memo- For directions Google: 1255 can Bridge Road West, Thurs- Yard sale Saturday, 6/29, 375 rial Park, Demorest. Reasonably 2BR/1.5BA Townhouse, Demor- 706-778-8001. day, Friday, Saturday, 7:00am till Shore St. 30511 $550/$500 Maine Street, Demorest, 8am-? priced. 706-949-8519. est, $595, 706-754-4480. Demorest, 2000sq.ft., frontage 5:00pm, 706-778-8146. Lots of Baby items, clothes, etc. (706)839-8812. baby clothes! road, commercial space, 4 Cemetery plots & 2 vaults at *CD Properties* now leasing 1, 2, $795/month, 800-427-3405. Yard sale Saturday, 8:00-2:00, Yonah Memorial Gardens, De- & 3 Bedrooms starting at $445. For Rent: One bedroom apart- 4 Family junk sale 157 Oak 2082 Hazel Creek Road. Men’s, morest, GA, $4200. Contact Habersham & White County. Call ment fully furnished, neat, clean, Downtown Cornelia. 3000 sq. ft. Springs Road, Clarkesville, Fri- women’s, teens, & girl clothing. [email protected] 706-778-8001. on quiet street in Demorest. Call Storefront. Special this month. day-28th, 8 ‘til 8, Saturday-29th, Name brand. Lazy-Boy recliners, 706-499-7856. 706-776-6000. 8 ‘til 3. queen mattresses, Power Wheel toys, household items, & more. Community yard sale, Saturday 6/29, at Junk & Jewels Flea Mar- Yard Sale this Saturday, 6:30am- ket parking lot. 197 South past 2:00pm. Formal dresses, men’s, Clarkesville PO in Walls Com- women’s clothing, shoes, televi- The Northeast Georgian plex, 9-? $8 a spot to sell. sions, some furniture/home dé- Do Drop In!The Coffee’s On cor, and much more!!! 6596 Pea Estate Sale, 264 Walnut Street, Ridge Rd. Cornelia, GA 30531. Cornelia. Collectibles, household, 706-499-2474. $229,900 clothes, etc. 6/28-6/29, 8am ‘til ? is printed on Garage Sale, Saturday, June 29, OATS ARINE Open 8am-2pm, 133 Frontier Trail, near 325 B /M 100% Recycled Paper. N. Hab. Middle School, in Set- House tlers Point Subdivision, Clarkes- Yamaha Wave Blaster II quick 239 Stonington Dr. ville. Misc. items, furniture, toys, shift trim system, 760cc, with like Saturday, June 29th - 11 to 3 & decorating items. 706-754- new Karavan trailer, $2600 firm. 4409. 706-754-1398. Full u/f basement, replace, fruit trees, fresh paint & hw oors! Huge Sale. Mega clean out. Tus- From Cornelia/Gainesville/Clarkesville take Hwy 441/985/365 four lane North. quittee Valley Subdivision. Sever- 330 CAMPING EQUIPMENT Turn right on Antioch Church Rd. Take a right into Stonington subdivision in al families. Friday & Saturday, 8- approx 1 mile. Take right onto Stonington Dr. and home is on le at sign. 8876-G 1. Furniture, tools, clothes, ca- 18ft. complete RV awning, roller noes, decor, household, kids tube and post, $450; RV lot for stuff. Lots more. Off Old Athens rent in Hiawassee, joins National RE/MAX Nacoochee Real Estate Highway, Cornelia, near South Forest, $275/month, includes util- Jackie Apigo Associate Broker, CRS, GRI Habersham Middle School. ities. 706-244-2029. 706-776-1900x25 • 706-499-4634 www.jackieapigo.com

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