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75 cents SEPTEMBER 6, 2013 Weekend SPLOST committee gearing up By DONALD FRASER has the issue on the ballot. quirements; for example, and public safety. A por- Generally, the ballot Habersham County is set- tion of its funding will go Public forums to ex- language requires a yes ting aside approximately to hiking trail develop- plain the benefi ts of con- or no response to the ques- $6 million of its portion ment, which is intended tinuing the countywide tion whether a 1-percent of hoped-for proceeds for to encourage economic Special Purpose Local Op- sales tax shall be contin- economic development, development through in- tion Sales Tax [SPLOST] ued for six years to raise primarily the Habersham creased tourism. should be scheduled after approximately $33,600,000 County Airport Indus- “We feel like this a planned Sept. 19 meeting to fund capital projects for trial Park. Other funding SPLOST needs to be heavy of a committee supporting Habersham County and for the county will go to on the details” when pre- SPLOST VI. local municipal govern- public safety, roads and sented to the public, said The current SPLOST ments, including public bridges and recreation. Brian Horton, Sept. 3, V is scheduled to end in safety, roads and bridges, As a municipal example, chairman of the SPLOST Submitted March 2014. Whether the economic development, the town of Tallulah Falls committee. Cities will receive 43 percent SPLOST is renewed will water and sewer and rec- also targets infrastruc- Municipal and county of the proceeds, divided as be determined by voters reation. ture upgrades and mainte- government representa- illustrated, of the proposed Special Purpose Local Option Sales during a Nov. 5 county Each government is nance, such as water and Tax VI, with the county receiving 57 percent. special election, which targeting its own re- sewer, roads and bridges See SPLOST, Page 2A

Demorest mayor denies knowledge of water system deal City cautioned by The Orchard residents

By DONALD FRASER

More questions and no answers keep popping up re- garding the status of rumored water system purchase negotiations between the city of Demorest and The Or- chard subdivision. The matter came to the forefront at the end of Au- gust, when Demorest mayoral candidate Rick Austin rhetorically asked the city to suspend discussions of Demorest buying The Orchard’s water production and distribution system. He cited a current investigation by the Georgia Bureau of Investigation into fi nancial irregularities at Demorest City Hall. In one instance, approximately $5,000 was apparently stolen from city hall early in 2013. A second investigation is into “sig- nifi cant irregularities” pertaining to fi nancial matters found during the Fiscal Year 2012 audit. Councilman John Popham confi rmed Aug. 22 De- morest was in talks with The Orchard, a private gated residential and golfi ng community in north Habersh- am. Talks are in an offer/counter-offer stage, Popham said. “We’ve been working on it a good while,” Popham told The Northeast Georgian. “We’ve got a bunch more work we’ve got to do on it.” But it’s news to Demorest Mayor Malcolm Hun- nicutt. “We certainly didn’t know,” there was a pro- spective purchase of The Orchard’s water system by the city, Hunnicutt said at council’s Sept. 3 regular monthly meeting. “It was a shock to us.” Hunnicutt was responding to a question about a By CHRISTINA SANTEE/Staff pending sale from Dave Thomas, who along with three other residents of The Orchard, attended Demorest’s LABOR DAY LOVE Tuesday meeting. “We’re concerned, as property owners at The Or- A labor of love culminated in the birth of a baby girl Monday, when Tylee Belle Bowden was born to Mt. Airy couple – Leta chard,” Thomas told council during the public com- Lomax, 22, and Tim Bowden, 28, – on Labor Day. Tylee Belle was delivered at 1:23 p.m., Sept. 2, at Habersham Medical Center, ments portion of the meeting. giving new meaning to the term “Labor Day” after her mother went into labor at 5 p.m. the day prior. “It was the best holiday so Thomas went on to describe a litany of problems and concerns pertaining to the subdivision’s water system, far this year; the happiest one,” Lomax said Sept. 3. Tylee Belle weighed 7 pounds 1 ounce and measured 19-1/2 inches long. including the problem of just who owns the infrastruc- She joins sibling Layleigh Cheyenne Crowe, 4. “I’m happy as long as she is happy and has a happy life,” Tim Bowden said. Tylee Belle was HMC’s only Labor Day birth for 2013. See Demorest, Page 2A

UGA study: county Mother of teen cancer trail system ‘feasible’ survivor:Editor’s note: ‘A mom knows’ By KIMBERLY BROWN Historical Railroad State September is childhood Trail in Florida; the Silver cancer awareness month. A countywide recreation Comet Trail near Atlanta; To honor survivors and trail system is “feasible,” the Virginia Creeper Trail their families, The North- but offers “challenges” for in southwest Virginia; the east Georgian is featuring a Habersham County, accord- Western Maryland Rail series of three very personal ing to a study conducted by Trail; and the Ecusta Rail stories. The message in to- the Archway Partnership Trail in North Carolina. day’s story about Matthew trail feasibility work group. The report shows ben- Henson’s diagnosis at 15 The report was present- efi ts of a countywide trail months with a Wilms tumor ed by Leigh Elkins of the include travel, recreation is for parents – trust your Carl Vinson Institute of and tourism revenue; instincts when it comes to Government at the Univer- home value appreciation advocating for your child’s old, he was diagnosed with sity of Georgia to the Arch- and taxes; additional fi scal healthcare. Wilms tumor. way Executive Committee benefi ts to municipal gov- By KIMBERLY BROWN Andra Henson works on Wednesday. ernments “due to hazard as lunchroom manager In determining feasibil- mitigation and pollution Now almost 16 and at Cornelia Elementary ity, Elkins said, the work control;” retirement relo- School. When Matthew was group looked at case stud- cation and retention; com- a 10th-grade student at Habersham Central High diagnosed, she was a single ies of nearby trails, includ- mercial/retail impact due mother and a school bus ing the Greenville Health to increased visitors and School, Matthew Henson’s KIMBERLY BROWN/Staff life didn’t start easily. driver in Gwinnett County. System Swamp Rabbit new businesses; reduced While Matthew was being Trail in South Carolina; healthcare costs because of Matthew Henson, who will turn 16 in just a few days, and Though he was a seemingly healthy 10-pound baby, his treated, Andra met and the American Tobacco increased exercise; historic his mother, Andra Henson, went through the ordeal of Mat- Trail in North Carolina; mother Andra Henson said, the Tallahassee-St. Marks See Trails, Page 3A thew’s Wilms tumor when he was only 15 months old. when he was only 15 months See Cancer, Page 3A

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Public meetings scheduled SPLOST From Page 1A tives met a number of ects.” sham, while the second Reabold described com- The following public meetings are scheduled between times to hash out details “They worked it out will be in south Habersh- mittee members, includ- Sept. 6-13. of portioning out fund- and walked away from the am, both at locations yet ing in addition to her- ing, Horton said. He noted table satisfi ed,” Horton to be determined. self and Horton, Barrie SPLOST VI does not have said. Martha Reabold, Aycock, Dan Barry, Phil Habersham County Commission a Tier One project, unlike The sales tax revenue SPLOST committee trea- DeMore, Judy Forbes, 2 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 8, at the new judicial center, corner of Stanford SPLOST V, which had the “gives them [cities] money surer, said fundraising is David Foster, Michael Mill Road and Llewellyn Street, Clarkesville. [A quorum may be present for new judicial center as a to do projects that are key not a priority for the com- Harvey, Jeff Herrin, the cornerstone dedication ceremony.] primary project. Conse- to infrastructure needs,” mittee. To her and fellow Wade Rhodes and Ken quently, SPLOST VI will Horton said, noting “many committee members, bro- Schubring, as “enthusias- Habersham County Airport Authority see more revenue distrib- of the projects have been chures and other printed tic” and prepared to make uted to municipalities, on the back burner for a materials are not the best presentations in front of 9 a.m. Monday, Sept. 9, at the Habersham County Airport. Horton said. “At the end long time.” way to convey the mes- civic groups. of the day, the cities and “We are giving the in- sage of how important the “We want to let the Habersham County Board of Education county came together,” he formation,” Horton said SPLOST is to the commu- community know how im- 6 p.m. Monday, Sept. 9, at the School Board offi ce in Clarkesville. said. of the planned presenta- nity. portant it [SPLOST] is,” (Work session 4 p.m.) The bargaining saw “47 tions. “It’s up to the voters Rather, “the best way Reabold said. percent of proceeds going to decide.” to get the message out is “Voter turnout is im- to municipalities,” Horton There will be at least town hall meetings and portant,” Reabold said, Baldwin City Council said. “This is monies for two presentations, Horton community forums,” Re- whether a ballot is cast 6:30 p.m. Monday, Sept. 9, at Baldwin Municipal Courtroom, Willing- desperately needed proj- said, one in north Haber- abold said Sept. 5. for, or against, SPLOST. ham Avenue. From Page 1A Clarkesville City Council Demorest 6:30 p.m. Monday, Sept. 9, at Clarkesville City Hall, Washington Street. ture, the homeowners’ as- The Orchard development. with plans to acquire the He confi rmed the discus- sociation or the subdivision Lovell was also mentioned water system at The Or- sion had been with Virgil developer. in the settlement agreement chard, “do a very serious Lovell. Mt. Airy Town Council The developer was to creating the new homeown- due diligence,” Thomas cau- In other business, coun- 7 p.m. Monday, Sept. 9, at Mt. Airy Town Hall, Dicks Hill Parkway. turn over the water system ers’ association, in which tioned. cil: to the homeowners’ associa- he was also ordered to turn “I made a bad mistake,” • Had a second reading Hospital Authority of Habersham County tion within 10 days of an Oc- over the water system to the Popham said Sept. 4, when and voted to approve an- tober 2011 judgment estab- association. asked of the apparent dis- nexing the land parcel at [fi nance committee] lishing a new homeowners’ Thomas also mentioned parity between his com- 708 Cap Fry into the city 12:30 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 10, Habersham Medical Center association, Thomas said. a number of problems with ments Aug. 22 that Demor- limits. The approximately board room. “That did not happen,” he the water system which est is in offer/counter-offer one-acre, city-owned par- said. caused the Georgia Envi- negotiations, in contrast cel backs up to a portion of Consequently, “we re- ronmental Division to issue with Hunnicutt’s shock the Stonebrook subdivision; Alto Town Council ally don’t know who owns a November 2010 admin- discussion is even taking • Had a second reading 7 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 10, at Alto Town Hall, Gainesville High- the water system,” Thomas istrative order to The Or- place. and voted to approve annex- way. said. He also noted it is not chard Limited Partnership, “I can’t make a comment ing the land parcel at 708 Ivy clear what is the ownership another entity tied into The on it,” Popham said, refer- St. The city owned property Cornelia City Commission status of the many wells Orchard. ring to the city’s negotia- is the site of the city’s waste- 7 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 10, at the Municipal Building, Foreacre Street. within the community Among defi ciencies list- tions with The Orchard and water treatment plant; which supply the water sys- ed were lack of a system the possible city purchase • In a 4-1 vote agreed to (5:30 work session at City Hall Annex, Larkin Street) tem. map, no security fencing at of the private gated commu- renew a contract with Lee The legal settlement also some well sites, no approved nity’s water production and Arrendale State Prison. Habersham County Water and Sewerage Authority directs that water system business plan and the need distribution system. Councilwoman Flo Wikle 6 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 10, at the Ruby C. Fulbright Aquatic Center. rates [for customers] are to for verifi cation of a certifi ed “We’re in a heck of a voted against. The con- be established by the home- [water system] operator. mess up there,” Popham tract is for a crew to pro- owners’ association, Thom- Some defi ciencies were said of the city. “We’re just vide landscaping services as said. repaired, Thomas said. “We going to have to let it ride.” for the city, primarily “We assumed it was our have no idea about the bal- “As far as that’s been weed trimming and mow- water system,” Thomas ance of defi ciencies,” he … we haven’t talked in a ing; The Northeast Georgian said. “Now, the developer said. while,” Hunnicutt clarifi ed • Entered closed session wants to sell it.” The water system also Sept. 4, regarding Demor- to discuss litigation, per- Legal organ of Habersham County Thomas mentioned has insuffi cient water sup- est purchasing the water sonnel and real estate. No Granny Smith Properties, ply and pressure for fi re hy- system at The Orchard. “We decision was made after Published twice weekly (Wednesdays and Fridays) which is among several real drant operation, according talked to the man about it, coming back into open ses- 2440 Old Athens Highway, Cornelia, GA 30531 estate development fi rms to Thomas. but gosh it’s been a good sion. Closed session lasted tied to Virgil Lovell and If Demorest proceeds long while.” 50 minutes. USPS 395440 Alan NeSmith, Publisher [email protected]

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However, in conversation and prayer.” It started.” Preschool (ESP) students an email to The Northeast further stated the decision Barnette also said she have a few options for their Georgian late Wednesday to “suspend” ESP was “not wanted to dispel rumors children, but a preschool at afternoon, Shaw said, “At spurred on by one person. about Early Steps and Trin- Trinity Classical School is this time Trinity is going to It was a plethora of deci- ity being linked. not one of them. focus on K-12 for this year. sions in the organization of “This belief Bethlehem ESP, an auxiliary min- We will explore providing a the preschool, financial ac- is associated with Trinity istry of Bethlehem Baptist preschool and pre-k option countability, personnel ac- … that is not true. We are Church in Clarkesville, in the future.” countability and parental not transferring tuition, we closed as of today, Sept. 6, Before parents met with concerns.” are not transferring sup- after parents received an Shaw, Weldon and Makres, Barnette told the parents plies. Trinity is a separate CHRISTINA SANTEE/Staff unexpected letter in the they met ESP Committee those decisions included the entity and they are thinking mail late last week. The let- Member Lita Barnette in lack of a business plan, the about starting a preschool. AJ’s PIZZA PUB TO SERVE ter, from the ESP committee the ESP lobby. In addition issue of the school not being We have nothing to do with of four members of BBC, of- to apologizing for the sud- “financially feasible on our that.” FAMILIAR, NEW EATS fered no explanation as to den closing, she mentioned own,” and parents’ concerns All September tuition If you’re looking for Johnny’s Pizza of Cornelia, you’ll why the school was to close. Foundations Academy, Lit- about curriculum, disci- and book fees will be re- have to look a little harder. The former chain store ESP had 44 students and tle Dreamers Academy and pline and some personnel. funded, and it would not be eight paid employees. Level Grove Baptist Church “There were also some prorated for the three days has now taken on a new name, AJ’s Pizza Pub, which On Tuesday, Sept. 3, three as possible preschool op- personnel issues, trying to students attended ESP in the pizzeria adopted Aug. 15. According to Andre “Big representatives from Trin- tions for ESP families. get the right teacher in the September, Barnette told Dog” Demus, managing partner of AJ’s Pizza Pub, the ity Classical School’s board Saying, “we are sorry,” right room, trying to get the parents. of directors – Derek Shaw, Barnette told parents she right director,” Barnette Amanda Haggarty, shift was necessary in that management wanted to Hope Weldon and Elias would answer questions said. “We have the right di- BBC’s director of children’s expand the restaurant’s menu offerings. Although the Makres – were at Bethlehem “as specifically as I can” if rector, but there have been ministries, said the rumor restaurant will continue to serve “the same type of Baptist Church to talk to parents would call her. In some concerns about it.” she is leaving BBC to go to pizza and calzones,” Demus said management hopes ESP parents about the possi- a note provided to parents She said if the committee Trinity to direct a preschool bility of starting a preschool about the closing, which had known of parents’ con- to incorporate fewer commercial-type recipes into the at Trinity. Shaw stated the still did not give specifics, cerns “back in June,” things See ESP, Page 8A mix.

Trails From Page 1A preservation/community complete as it once was.” “connect the lines” about ed and where it’s feasible turn the investment, be- business, tax-generating identity; and ecological ser- Possibly the biggest where the trail will be, El- first, and then try to find a cause it’s such a vital con- revenue.” vices, because green space challenge is the cost asso- kins said. way to connect those sec- necting piece. You’ve got to Archway Executive helps with storm water, of- ciated with building and The second step is to tions as we progress,” he get across the gorge; you’ve Committee Member Wade fers “needed links between maintaining a trail. study funding and find said. got to get across the lake. It Rhodes asked if the trail- fragmented habitats” and “Trails are an expen- sources of grants. “Think- Van Cantfort said, on the would be an explosion from marked map could be protects plant and animals sive endeavor,” Elkins said. ing outside the box, and northern end of the county the biking, hiking aspect made available for the species. “Many of them are [more thinking of fundraisers (Tallulah Falls) where the and what it would bring to Special Purpose Local Op- “Trails generate rev- than] $800,000 per mile, [such as] adopt-a-yard, trail might go, there’s a lot this county. It is the most tion Sales Tax (SPLOST) enue,” Elkins said. “On the sometimes up to a million- bringing together a lot of of national forest land. crucial piece to tie all this committee’s public meet- Swamp Rabbit, a business and-a-half a mile, some- funders and not expecting “So increasing in [prop- other together. … We’ve got ings, to market the upcom- actually had a 100 percent times more than that.” to get funding from one erty] value wouldn’t bring the pilings (from the old ing SPLOST to the public, increase in their revenues, For maintenance com- single source,” Elkins said. us back any tax revenue railroad), which is major.” “since every city has [a attributed directly to the parison, Elkins presented Agreement between ju- there,” he said. Later in the meeting, line item for a trail] on its trail. Businesses open be- the annual cost for main- risdictional boundaries Regarding the Tallulah Franklin said the pro- SPLOST.” cause of trails. They see a tenance of the Swamp Rab- is also important, Elkins Falls portion of the pro- posed Habersham County Any SPLOST money al- need and they start a busi- bit Trail, which totaled said. This would ensure posed trail, Tallulah Falls trail could ultimately be located to the countywide ness to fill a need.” $9,050 per mile. “All that the trail will be main- Council Member Jimmy connected to the Bartram trail, Van Cantfort said, About increased prop- depends on how you build tained similarly on all Franklin said building a Trail and the Appalachian would be used for leverage erty values, Elkins said, your trail, what surrounds parts, “so you don’t leave bridge over Tallulah Falls Trail. He said he went to and seed money to obtain “every study we looked at it and what the uses are,” one community and go into Lake is “major.” Tallulah Gorge State Park grants. around the country shows she said. “[Maintenance another, and it hasn’t been “Just looking at some over Labor Day weekend to “That money is used to property values increase costs] are very community- mowed and the pavement’s of the figures we got, his- see “the volume of people be able to acquire many when there is access to a specific.” cracked.” torically, from other trails, who were missing. That’s other dollars,” he said. “If greenway or trails from the Maintenance costs can Archway Executive we’re talking in the hun- the key piece. We’ve got to you just go off sales tax home.” be mitigated by volunteers Committee Member Dale dreds of thousands of dol- connect [the trails]. … The money, we’ll never get it A challenge to a county- “adopting a yard,” or other Van Cantfort, who chaired lars just for the study of most beautiful, natural done.” wide trail system in Haber- community fundraising ef- the trail feasibility work how to build it over that attraction in this area is Allocating SPLOST sham County, Elkins said, forts, she said. group, acknowledged there lake,” Van Cantfort said. Tallulah Gorge. Tallulah money to the trails proj- is the terrain in the county, The first step is for the will be “challenges,” in- “I’d love to see it, but fund- Falls’ biggest frustration ect “shows a level of com- private property rights, trail feasibility work group, cluding property rights ing will be a huge issue to is there’s not a lot of rev- mitment to these foun- and the fact that “some of along with a representative and terrain. do that.” enue. You’ve got the state dations,” Mike Mixon, the infrastructure [such as from each municipality, to “The best thing to do is “It is a key piece,” park, federal land, Tallu- executive committee railroad bridges] is not as look at “a giant map” and to build where we’re want- Franklin said. “It will re- lah Falls School … it’s not chairman, said.

Cancer From Page 1A married Brad Henson, who it wasn’t asthma, because member. He was the doc- he started a six-month re- will result in leukemia or think, unconsciously in his adopted Matthew. The fami- it got worse. I was up ev- tor who first looked at Mat- gime of chemotherapy and anemia. memory, I think that’s why ly now lives in Clarkesville. ery four hours giving him thew and knew something daily radiation treatments. “The chemo he took was he’s so fearful of doctors. “[Wilms tumor] is a tu- breathing treatments. He worse than asthma could “It was rough,” Henson the strongest at the time, … When he was so little, I mor they’re born with,” An- was constantly sick, from be wrong. said. “He was born with and it could cause leukemia wouldn’t leave the room, dra Henson said. “They say ear infections to every- “[Graham] is the one curly hair, but he lost all later in life,” Henson said. but I would have to hold it’s the best cancer you can thing. But after the breath- who did the right tests,” his hair. After that, he still Henson said Matthew him like a straitjacket so have, but I don’t know of ing treatments got so fre- she said. “Matthew was had complications like in- also had pneumonia “a lot,” they could access his port any cancer that’s good. It’s quent, I knew in my heart walking down the hall. He testinal blockages. He was and, when they moved to and give him the medicine.” confined, but when it’s ma- he didn’t have asthma.” looked like an Ethiopian really in the hospital, off Habersham County, she Since he has no con- ture, it spouts out to other One weekend when Mat- child. He was real skinny, and on, until he was about was concerned about leav- scious memory of the ill- organs.” thew’s lips turned blue, but his belly was really, re- 5. The first intestinal block- ing the Atlanta-area hos- ness, Matthew said he feels According to the Ameri- Henson took him to Scot- ally bloated. Dr. Graham age, he almost died. We pitals. However, she said, like a “normal kid,” but, can Cancer Society, Wilms tish Rite Hospital in At- was looking at him, and got there just in time. The “We moved up here and he he said, “if I had it now, I tumor is a type of cancer lanta “and just refused to I said, ‘You’re telling me second intestinal blockage hasn’t been sick since.” might feel different. I just which starts in the kidneys. leave.” Matthew was 15 that’s a normal one-and-a- I caught, because I knew Matthew is supposed like to be outdoors. I like to It is the most common type months old, and they stayed half year old?’ and he said, what to look for.” to have a Complete Blood ride four-wheelers, and I go of kidney cancer in chil- at the hospital for a week, “No ma’am.’ … Dr. Graham Now, because of the che- Count (CBC) test every fishing just to be outdoors.” dren, and is named for Max while a series of tests were was a blessing.” mo, Matthew has to be mon- year, but Matthew said Henson said she was Wilms, the German doctor performed. “I just prayed, The Wilms tumor on itored for the possibility of he has not been tested in “paranoid” about illnesses who first wrote about it in prayed, prayed the whole Matthew’s kidney was leukemia or other illnesses. “three or four years.” for a long time, but, she 1899. week,” Henson said. “Fi- “about as big as a grape- Henson said until he was Henson attributes Mat- said, “My husband has a lot By the time Matthew’s nally they did an ultra- fruit, pressing on his about 10 years old, Matthew thew’s reluctance to be of faith, and when I would tumor was discovered, it sound and they made me sit lungs,” which caused his would develop sicknesses tested, and his fear of doc- get paranoid, he would say, was a stage 3, Henson said, down. They brought the so- breathing difficulties. Hen- and “odd fevers” she attrib- tors, hospitals and needles, ‘It’s in God’s hands.’” “because it had already cial worker in. You always son said Matthew had none uted to his body recovering to subconscious memories When asked for advice sprouted out to his lymph know it’s bad news when of the other symptoms of from the chemo. of what he went through as for other parents, Henson nodes.” the social worker comes Wilms tumor, which in- “I would get real pale,” a baby. said, “A mom knows her Henson said, though in.” clude blood in the urine. Matthew said, and his “It’s always challenging, child. If you know, deep Matthew seemed to be a Henson is grateful to After Matthew’s Wilms mother said he still gets because you’ve got to get down, something’s wrong, “very healthy newborn,” Scottish Rite Hospital and tumor was diagnosed, Hen- pale sometimes. Though the straitjacket out,” she be persistent. [Matthew] he wheezed a lot. “They one particular pulmonolo- son said, surgeons imme- he’s never been diagnosed said. “Maybe in a couple could not be here right now, kept diagnosing him with gist, Dr. Graham, whose diately removed the tumor with anemia, it’s “always of years, he’ll get to where because the doctors kept asthma,” she said. “I knew first name she can’t re- and his lymph nodes, and a concern” that the chemo he can handle that. … I saying ‘asthma.’” 11557-2 A4

Viewpoints The Northeast Georgian Friday, September 6, 2013 4A It’s fair time in Habersham! or the 38th year, Habersham County wel- comes the Chattahoochee Mountain Fair. FThe itinerary for the fair, which opens today and runs through Sept. 14, is expanded this year with new attractions, an additional night of livestock shows, a car show, live music and the return of traditional favorites. This event ties us to our rich agri- Our opinion culture heritage through many of its exhibits and activities. It harkens to a time when anticipation built every autumn to celebrate the bounty harvest- ed by a predominantly farming community. The focus on agriculture is being high- lighted today when fourth graders from across the county savor a day of experiential learning at the Habersham County Farm Bureau Kids Farm and Fun Day. And tonight and Saturday night, the Hayes Ram Rodeo will thrill fans of calf roping and bull riding, among other events. Each day, events will lure residents and visitors to the fairgrounds with the promise of fun for all ages. Midway rides, carnival games, crafts and exhibits are open nightly. Editor’s note:Bozo As the throw atfairly a target. memorableon the midway, not ing in a splashing frenzy. Also offering entertainment are the nightly Chattahoochee Mountain You hit the bull’s crowds. The rides All the noise and Fair visits Habersham eye, Bozo hits the spun around, go- screamed insults would livestock shows, the homemaker’s exhibits, a County, Don Fraser, in a water. It’s all very ing up and down, see a small crowd huddle petting zoo and much more. reprinting of an October simple. empty most times. together listening in amuse- Additionally, plentiful food choices entice the 2000 column, recalls work- But in case One or two people ment. Mostly, they walked ing at the North Carolina you’re walking by rode at other times away after a few minutes. fair visitor to forget the diet and indulge in a State Fair as a high school the booth, gawking and that was when The last Saturday of funnel cake or corn dog. student. at the hootchie- the cold drizzle the fair was a different Make your plans to share this year’s excite- mplifi ed taunts coochie girls on had let up. story. My high school’s star ment at the 2013 Chattahoochee Mountain Fair. and snide remarks display at a tent It was cold pitcher and his entourage of Acharged the October down the midway, enough that Bozo pretty cheerleaders walked air. The audience hushed as Bozo insults and Donald was wearing a by and were slowly drawn the contenders stared each taunts you into wet suit under his into the activity. That last other down. paying attention to Fraser clown garb, hop- day of the fair was a little The First Amendment: No, it wasn’t another him. ing to stay warm. warmer, a little brighter political debate. It was Bozo Yup – that’s He was having to and the last Saturday of the at the North Carolina State where I worked at the fair, work extra hard to gather fair usually draws the big- a reminder Fair drawing attention to but I wasn’t the guy in the whatever crowd he could gest crowd of the week. himself, as usual. cage. that week. Competition for John bought three balls he First Amendment of the Constitution of the When October develops That job took a high the few dollars being spent as Bozo jeered at him, United States of America reads: “Congress its cold snap, I physically level of sophistication and along the midway was keen talking bad about John’s shall make no law respecting an establish- shudder, remembering the expertise, that I, a mere and standing in the rain momma, his ancestors and T freezing cold I endured high school junior couldn’t throwing baseballs wasn’t John’s personal grooming ment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise working late afternoons possibly have. Nope, I had the most fun thing to do. habits. thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of and nights for the James E. to be promoted to Bozo. If I Bozo insulted everybody John wound up, the ball the press; or the right of the people peaceably to as- Strates Shows during the worked hard, maybe, just walking by, trying to get fl ew and boom, Bozo went semble, and to petition the Government for a redress fair. maybe, my dream would somebody mad. If a victim’s swimming. The next ball of grievances.” I was still in high school come true. baseball even brushed the missed and Bozo let loose a Forty-fi ve words. Five freedoms. No qualifi cations. in Raleigh, N.C., and the Well, as soon as I heard foam target on the re- barrage of invective. “To the press alone, chequered as it is with abus- autumn fair, while chang- all that, I knew I was going lease arm, it triggered the John fastballed his next es, the world is indebted for all the triumphs which ing little from year to year, to be in a struggle to get any bench’s collapse and Bozo’s pitch and Bozo took another have been gained by reason and humanity over error always drew big crowds. A money from my new boss. fall into the water. A dunk- icy plunge. younger brother, Brian, had Guys working the African ing was almost always good John bought three more and oppression.” already hooked up with one elephant tent moved equal to have the thrower spend balls and Bozo took another – James Madison of the coin toss booths, and shovels full of what this guy another buck. two plunges into the tank. it looked like nothing was had just dispensed to me. Sometimes that week Another three balls and available for me. I worked the front of the business was so slow, the three more plunges and Then I happened across booth, taking the custom- boss pretended he was a Bozo was getting glassy- What’s your view? the “Dunk Bozo” booth. You ers’ money and handing out customer. He’d disappear eyed. know the one, with a guy the balls. “Money fi rst,” the from the area, then minutes His insults were strained We’d like to know dressed like a clown sitting boss said. “I’m watching, so later stroll up, acting as if and a big crowd had gath- on a board above a deep vat no freebies for your buddies he was an insulted cus- ered, hoping to watch Bozo The Northeast Georgian welcomes all letters of water. either!” tomer. He’d pretend he paid take yet another watery to the editor from its readers. All writers are ex- He’s in a cage and the It was cold that Octo- me a buck, toss a ball in the trip. pected to follow our letters policy: idea is for you to pay your ber week, rainy, too. The vicinity of the target and • Letters should be exclusive to The Northeast buck for three balls to weeknights saw stragglers Bozo hit the water, shriek- See Fraser, Page 5A Georgian; • Letters must include the writer’s full name, street address and a daytime telephone number for verifi cation. Writer’s name and city of resi- dence will be published – names cannot be with- Archway has people talking like never before held. • Each letter submitted must be an original – no photocopies. erhaps one of Arch- visitor remarked was gained. Each ing a forum for continued way’s greatest offer- Archway’s “true party determined dialogue. • Letters should be 350 words or fewer. Pings to the people of success can be through the Recent Archway pro- • Letters submitted in all capital letters may Habersham is found in measured via the process Archway gram work includes: be rejected. the program’s ability to fact that people provides that in • Planning and Vision- • Only one letter per writer allowed in any 30- bring people together. By are talking to order to succeed ing Work Group – this day period. its very nature and design, each other in mutually, they group recently met to • We do not publish poems, excerpts from other Archway offers a venue for ways they’ve each needed to discuss ideas regarding publications or lengthy submissions of Scripture. dialogue and conversation never talked yield a little and branding and marketing • All letters are subject to editing for gram- around mutually ben- before.” I found when all was said Habersham. The discus- mar, clarity and appropriate content. Publica- efi cial goals which profi t that observation and done, the sion included the explora- tion of any letter is the sole discretion of The Habersham as a whole. to be “spot on” overall benefi t tion of logo designs, as Archway provides the and very telling. I Rick far outweighed well as Archway-assisted Northeast Georgian. opportunity for all parties also found it to be the individual marketing campaigns • Letters that are unsigned, contain more to speak with one purpose, encouraging, and Story sacrifi ce. targeting business and than 350 words, contain disputes [between the one voice and one united a positive indica- As Archway tourism. writer and another person, group, church, edu- message, while equally tor that Archway moves forward • Healthcare Work cational institution or business] or personal at- allowing the participation is contributing to our in Habersham, I look Group – during its initial tacks, endorse or criticize a business will not be of groups and individuals community. forward to the continued meeting, the healthcare published. previously not engaged. Like our visitor, I, too, efforts of our community work group discussed And sometimes, the saw people sitting down work groups. I look for- goals and initiatives re- conversations take place together at that same table ward to forming new work garding county-wide well- among the most unlikely to discuss what they could groups. I look forward to ness programs and child- participants. each do to build a better getting to know more of hood obesity. The group Such was the obser- Habersham. And, the our citizens as we partner also opted to participate vance of a visitor attend- people I saw talking didn’t our efforts through Arch- in a university sponsored The Northeast Georgian ing a recent Archway agree in the beginning, way, and I look forward to pilot project on childhood presentation. After attend- but as the dialogue pro- further uniting this great Our Mission ing the presentation, the gressed, common ground community through build- See Story, Page 5A The Northeast Georgian is published with pride for the people of Habersham and adjoining counties by Community Newspapers Inc., Athens. We believe that strong newspapers build strong com- munities – “Newspapers get things done!” Our primary goal is to publish distinguished and profitable community-oriented newspapers. ETTERSCouncil.TO Anyone THEbeing voted into EDITORchange something he believed in. This mission will be accomplished through the team- L offi ce over and over that length of Our country, more than ever, Length of service time is a great accomplishment and needs strong leaders. Robert Bo- work of professionals dedicated to truth, integrity, loy- certainly says a lot about a person’s hannon, we the citizens of Baldwin, alty, quality and hard work. Tospeaks the editor: to character character. thank you for your service to our Several weeks ago, there was an I served several years on the city city. Tom Wood, Chairman article about Robert Bohannon serv- council alongside Mr. Bohannon Lamar Wilbanks Dink NeSmith, President ing 30 years on the Baldwin City and I never once saw him give in or Baldwin A5 Friday, September 6, 2013 The Northeast Georgian 5A Mothering: a beautiful mess

o, awhile back on the honestly, what kind of ers need each We need each willing to listen, to cry, to preschoolers. blog, I wrote this post mother admits to the other. other to be honest pray, and to bring us din- You see, I’ve been the Scalled “What No One world that she’s failing? We need each about the beauti- ner when it’s just been one overwhelmed, the lonely Told Me About Mother- Apparently, real ones other for guid- ful mess that is of those days. and the broken mother ing.” I was in the midst of do, because women wrote ance when the mothering young Today, possibly while just trying to survive. nursing a newborn and me after that post. Some baby won’t nurse children. you’re reading this, I’m Most days, I’m still over- fighting off a bit of post- left blog comments, some or the toddler We don’t need gathering in the fellowship whelmed and there are partum depression and sent emails, some mes- won’t potty train. more Pinterest or hall of Bethlehem Baptist plenty of days I break. But struggling to figure out saged me on Facebook. We need each Facebook or Insta- Church with more than I’ll tell you the truth no how I could be an adequate Some of my friends other for support gram to compare 40 other moms like myself one told me about mother- mama to four young chil- were worried about my when the day ourselves to. We who crave this commu- ing: It’s the hardest job dren. mental state, some of them is long and the all know we’ve nity. you’ll ever do, but thank I wrote about how moth- cheered my honesty, some preschool has Lindsey fallen into the These are women who God, you don’t have to do erhood is hard and no one of them just simply told closed. We need trap of believing have driven from all over it alone. tells you there will be days me thank you for putting each other for Brackett the online façade Habersham County and Lindsey Brackett is a for- you just hate it. I wrote into words feelings they laughter when the of motherhood is beyond. It is my honor and mer middle school teacher about how I never feel good were afraid to admit they laundry is still reality. What we privilege to be the coordi- who now writes from home enough and I often feel so shared. not folded and the dinner need are real flesh moth- nator for our local chapter while raising four children. alone. I wrote about how I learned something has burned. We need each ers who are pushing the of MOPS International You can follow her journey babies don’t like schedules that day that has pro- other for encouragement double stroller right along- [Mothers of Preschoolers], through motherhood at and sometimes everyone foundly affected the way I on the days when we just side us on this journey. an organization devoted lindseypbrackett.com or is unhappy. Then I almost view motherhood. want to climb in the mini- What we need is a com- entirely to building com- email her at lindsbrac@ didn’t hit publish because, It is simply this: Moth- van and drive away. munity of women who are munity among mothers of gmail.com.

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John gathered up three controlled when Bozo was ming a wad of bills into more balls. He hit the edge dunked. my hand, then he quickly of the target, but Bozo re- As the target arm disappeared into the night. mained high and semi-dry. swung back into place with The mostly dollar bills The next pitch and the ball a clang, the crowd was he handed over was half the hit the target hard enough jeering Bozo and I feared promised pay. Fortunately, to deflect the foam, but Bozo hostility. Some of the folks earlier in the week I deter- sat mocking away on his appeared to have been mined a daily commission bench. sampling corn and grain system was in order and With his third ball, John products not sold along the the Bozo show and I broke hit the target dead center. midway. about even. The target arm swung The crowd slowly dis- Donald Fraser is senior back – and Bozo didn’t fall. persed and we were back to staff writer for The North- He had had enough and so being ignored again. east Georgian. Email him put an end to it. Everyone Yes, my boss ripped me at dfraser@thenortheast- in the crowd realized Bozo off later that night, cram- georgian.com.

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obesity which will high- project work, as well as ad- nities/habersham-county/. light Habersham. ditional details regarding Rick Story is UGA’s • Countywide Recre- the Archway program, are Archway Professional ational Trail System available on Habersham’s in Habersham County. Submitted Work Group – Archway’s section of the Archway Interested residents should Mountain Education Charter High School students Victoria Webb, Jerrit Williams and Matt countywide Recreational website, at archwaypart- contact [email protected] or Brannon are ready for the 2013-14 school year. Trail System Work Group nership.uga.edu/commu- call 706-754-2318. concluded its initial work last week as UGA staff presented a final draft of Mountain Education Charter High School its findings. The report was formally presented at TENT SALE! Aug. 30th + 31st Archway’s Executive Com- TH students getting back into swing of school mittee meeting Sept. 4. NO PAYMENTS UNTIL SEPT. 20 As a locally driven No initiative, Habersham The 2013-14 school year to visit with the represen- is a great time for stu- Laptops & Credit Check at Mountain Education tatives from each field to dents who have not com- Archway continues to Charter High School has ask questions regarding pleted their high school encourage the participa- 42” LCD TV tion of the community it 120 Days begun and students and job opportunities, educa- education to come back to Same As Cash! faculty are looking for- tion required, and other school and finish. MECHS serves. Postings of recent ward to a new start and a factors. Afterward, pizza is a great opportunity for great year. will be served. many students to earn $50 Everyone is One of MECHS’s goals The last night of the their diplomas, staff mem- per month Pre-Approved is to make coming to month will feature double bers say. The evening Free Delivery school and learning a dipping. That is the dual hours from 4-9:30 p.m. are Got an idea? Cornelia Share it with your local newspaper. We will beat any competitors price 334 Habersham Hills Cir. good experience for the enrollment program al- helpful to students who students. The teachers lowing students to attend have day jobs. The Northeast Georgian 706-894-1564 Rental Purchase, Inc. and administration work both high school and col- MECHS is open Mon- 2440 Old Athens Hwy. Hometown Cleveland toward this goal as they lege and earn credit for day-Thursday and pro- Cornelia, GA 30577 Furniture • Appliances • Audio • Video • Electronics 897 S. Main St. #12 Everything you need for your home work nightly with the both. Students will “dou- vides the courses and test- Call (706) 778-4215 706-219-7600 11295-wr students, assuring they ble dip” with ice cream ing required by Georgia master the subject mat- that will be served that for earning a high school ter of their courses. The night. diploma. For more infor- Student Services Team is These activities are mation regarding Haber- Public Notice responsible for activities designed to educate and sham MEC, call 706-754- to enhance the students’ inform in a fun way. It 4461. 2013 Tax Levy COUNTY WIDE learning experiences. This September is full For the expense of administration of County Government, and 10.785 of activities designed to to maintain and operate County facilities and programs inform and educate the Service Engine Light On? students. Parents are also For the costs of hospital care for the indigents of Habersham 0.598 invited to some of the ac- Call us! County tivities in order to provide understanding for them T CAP’N AUTO SERVICE P For the maintenance and operation of Schools 14.75 as they encourage their 122 Ellison St., Clarkesville, GA 30523 State Millage .15 children. I A On Sept. 12, MECHS (706) 754-6283 TOTAL COUNTY LEVY 26.283 will have a drop-in barbe- R Complete Auto Service Wrecker Service R cue dinner and informa- E Modern Equipment Experienced Mechanics T At the July 29, 2013 called meeting, the Habersham County Board tion session for students MICHAEL MCDUFFIE and their parents. MEC is S VOTED BEST MECHANIC IN HABERSHAM FOR 2011 S 611639-G of Commissioners voted to approve the 2013 Tax Levy encouraging all active stu- Lawrence Burke Michael McDuffie Vance Frady 11222-2 dents as well as any stu- dents who have not attend- ed for a while to come that night. MECHS staff feel strongly about students obtaining their diplomas and hopes this informa- tional dinner will pro- vide a boost. Information about student progress, dual enrollment, nutrition programs and graduation will be provided. Seniors and their parents will be invited for a senior meet- ing after the dinner. A fieldtrip to North Georgia Technical Col- lege is planned for Sept. 16 for juniors and/or se- niors. This is an opportu- nity for students to learn about education after high school. They will get to eat dinner on campus and get a feel for college life. Information regard- ing dual enrollment will be discussed at this time as well. A different kind of learning will take place on Sept. 24. MECHS will host a Career Night, with several different careers highlighted. Profession- als from various fields have been invited to share knowledge about careers. Some of these are military, firemen, EMT/health-re- lated, linemen, policemen and wildlife management. 11418-wr Students will be allowed A6 6A The Northeast Georgian Friday, September 6, 2013 Man faces cruelty, Incident reports The following are recent inventory, he noticed a Glock 27 outside on a porch. a dog was hanging from the incident reports filed by local law .40-caliber handgun, valued at back of a vehicle. Upon police enforcement agencies. $398.20, was unaccounted for. Harassment arrival, the owner was on scene assault charges Aug. 30-31 and both dogs appeared to be Habersham County Damage to property- • A Cornelia woman reported in healthy condition. The owner Sheriff’s Office business second degree her husband, from whom she was advised to keep a closer eye on his pets. after killing dog Burglary Aug. 26 is divorcing, showed up at her Aug. 30 • A Baldwin woman reported place of employment, accused By CHRISTINA SANTEE from the porch, then re- her of having an affair with Demorest Police • A Demorest man reported property damage at her apart- entered his residence and a customer standing at the a Coke vending machine, valued ment complex. Department A Habersham County came back out when people counter, called her a liar, then at $600, was stolen from a Domestic dispute man was arrested Labor started asking what’s going left. The complainant further on,” he said. location on Old Ridge Road in Agency assist Sept. 2 Day and now faces numer- reported her mother-in-law then ous cruelty- and assault- Although no human in- Clarkesville. Aug. 27 • A juvenile reported his appeared and handed her car related charges after juries were reported • A Division of Family and mother and father were arguing keys which should have been he open fired at a in the episode, Stein Children Services employee and the altercation had turned Simple battery in the complainant’s car and dog while it was sur- said “the kids were requested assistance in the wel- physical. Upon police arrival, the Aug. 30 threatened to have her locked rounded by children. anywhere from 5 to fare check of a Baldwin woman. juvenile advised the altercation 10 feet away from the • A Clarkesville man reported up for theft of a car. The woman Brad Calbin Mur- was not physical. Both parties phy, 51, of Clarkes- dog” when Murphy a woman shoved him while then advised her mother-in- were separated and advised ville, is charged with discharged the gun under the influence of alcohol. Clarkesville Police law told another employee the to leave the residence to cool five counts cruelty while under the in- The woman was located visibly Department complainant has been with other down. to children first de- fluence of alcohol, intoxicated and advised to keep Harassing phone calls men before leaving. gree, three counts noting none of the her hands to herself. aggravated assault, children belonged to Sept. 3 Mt. Airy Police reckless conduct, MURPHY Murphy. • A Clarkesville woman Terroristic threats possession of a fire- “No one got hurt, Burglary second reported a man called her land Aug. 31 Department arm by convicted felon and but all it would have taken degree line, made a vulgar comment • A Cornelia man reported Harassing phone calls cruelty to animals after “he was for a spray, ricochet; July 13-Aug. 27 and hung up the phone. two women had left voicemails Aug. 30-Sept. 3 took out a [.22-caliber] rifle anything else with five • A Cornelia woman reported threatening him and his girl- • An elderly Mt. Airy man and shot a husky mix,” as it children out there [to go a small mini bike with no motor, friend. reported receiving harassing wrong],” he said. “Thank Miscellaneous was surrounded by “a total black frame, blue fender and tag phone calls from his grand- of five children” while they God nobody was injured. Sept. 1 played on a street in Mur- Somebody could have been mount, white front wheel and • A nursing home patient Miscellaneous daughter’s ex-husband. phy’s neighborhood, accord- seriously, seriously hurt … black leather seat, valued at called police requesting assis- Aug. 31 ing to Sgt. Richard Stein not to mention, he’s firing a $175, became missing from her tance in evicting a woman from • A Dallas woman reported Stalking/harassing of the Habersham County gun into the [road] with oth- shed in the process of moving her basement. The complainant she paid $115 for a room at a phone calls er houses across the street.” Sheriff’s Office Special Vic- from one residence to another. was advised she would need to motel, then left after 10 minutes Aug. 1-30 tims Unit. Stein said Murphy then consult with the magistrate court because the room had no air con- • A Mt. Airy woman reported Authorities responded to threatened concerned par- Financial transaction ditioning, however, the manager ents, family members and for resolution on the matter. a former stalker had picked up the Sunrise Cove subdivi- refused to refund her money. sion located off Alley’s Cha- bystanders who had wit- card fraud his old habits again and began pel Road just after 5 p.m., nessed the incident with the Aug. 27 Family dispute Upon speaking with the manager, stalking/harassing her again by Sept. 2, Stein said, after the rifle when confronted. • A Clarkesville man reported Aug. 28 he advised police per company driving by the house and calling 4:45 p.m. episode occurred. “The guy then turns the someone fraudulently authorized • A Clarkesville juvenile policy, he could not issue a numerous times. “He was basically out on a $214.79 purchase at a chain reported a verbal altercation refund because of the condition his porch and shot the dog See Cruelty, Page 7A toy store using his personal between his mother and her the room had been left in, noting Runaway used towels on the floor, unmade banking account information. husband. Sept. 4 beds and urine in the toilet. Fur- • A Mt. Airy woman reported Terroristic threats, acts Suspicious activity thermore, the AC unit was found to be in working condition. The her grandson had become unruly Aug. 31 Aug. 28 complainant admitted to leaving to a point where he runs away • A Clarkesville woman • A Clarkesville woman the room in that condition. on a regular basis and threatens reported her ex-brother-in-law reported a door was found open to slash the tires on her car. The threatened to kill her and her at her place of business, but ad- Dog at large complainant advised police the new boyfriend. Furthermore, vised nothing appeared to have juvenile did not come home the Aug. 31 the complainant reported her been taken. night prior, and instead went to ex-mother-in-law had driven past • A Cornelia woman reported his girlfriend’s residence. her residence twice in one day Cornelia Police and knocked on the front door. Department Criminal trespass Lost/mislaid property Aug. 30 Sept. 2-3 • A Cornelia woman reported • A Barnesville man reported her Social Security card was damage to the rear window of missing from her wallet. his passenger car, estimating it CHRISTINA SANTEE/Staff would cost $450 to repair. Pictured, from left, are Janice Haslup, certification manager with Damage to property Michael S. Vetter, D.M.D. the Office of Professional Standards at the Habersham County Baldwin Police Aug. 30 Sheriff’s Office, and Habersham County Sheriff Joey Terrell as they • A housing authority repre- Department sentative reported damage to a hold a commemorative plaque recognizing the HCSO as one of Assault (simple) handrail in front of an apartment. only 19 state-certified sheriff’s offices in the state of Georgia. Aug. 26 • A Cornelia man reported he Domestic dispute was assaulted by his father. Aug. 30 HCSO named 1 of 19 state- • An anonymous complain- Theft of lost, mislaid ant reported a physical domestic property/interference altercation in progress. After certified sheriff’s offices with government property speaking with bystanders, police Aug. 29 determined no physical fight had Kell D. Gallaher, D.M.D. The Habersham County Sheriff’s Office is now a state- occurred, that parties involved • A Baldwin police officer certified entity. had only been arguing loudly Including HCSO, only 19 out of 159 sheriff’s offices in reported while conducting the state of Georgia are state certified, according to Jan- Now Accepting ice Haslup, certification manager with the Office of Pro- fessional Standards at the HCSO. Care Improvement Plus “We join 18 other sheriff’s offices and 85 police depart- Arrest Report ments around the state of Georgia to have this certifica- for Seniors tion,” Haslup stated in an Aug. 29 press release. The following is a list of influence of alcohol or drugs; Haslup said HCSO began its process seeking state cer- names entered into the booking • Kevin Christopher Carson, Kell D. Gallaher, D.M.D., P.C. | Michael S. Vetter, D.M.D., P.C. tification in August 2011, by creating a policy for HCSO computer at the Habersham 33, Demorest, failure to appear that would meet the applicable requirements of the state County Detention Center for for trial or court appearance; standards set forth by the Georgia Association of Chiefs Sept. 3, 2013. Names, ages and • John Alexander Dipino, 25, of Police (GACP). towns are listed as they appear Clarkesville, acquiring license 770.297.0401 “This consisted of creating clear and concise written in the computer. Offenses listed plate to conceal vehicle identity, 1026 Thompson Bridge Rd., Gainesville, Georgia 30501 directives and policies to both reduce potential liability are charges; guilt has not been expired or no driver’s license, and provide direction for everyone in the agency,” she said. proven. failure to maintain lane; www.gainesvilledentalgroup.com The benefits of state certification for the citizens of Agencies other than the • Shannon Dawn Lewis, 35, Habersham County include assurances that up-to-date, Habersham County Sheriff’s Of- Cornelia, driving while license Preventative Care | Oral Surgery professional, fair and responsive law enforcement prac- fice that made arrests are noted suspended or revoked (Baldwin tices and procedures are being used. after the offense. Police Department); Crowns and Bridges | Dentures | Root Canal Therapy The process was completed by HCSO in December • Latree Annette Alexander, • Candida Laura Odom, 18, Comprehensive Cosmetic Care | Emergency Care | Implants 2011. 22, Alto, probation violation; Cornelia, two counts creating Upon completion of that process, HCSO set forth to Digital X-Rays (with reduced radiation) | Orthodontics • Lauren Jean Barnes, 35, hazardous conditions – Baldwin Cleveland, pedestrian under the P.D. ordinance (Baldwin P.D.). See HCSO, Page 7A Welcome Back...8662-wr Orthopaedic Surgeon GET SMART Ronald A. MacBeth, Jr., M.D. SAVE Welcome Back...

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HopeLine from Verizon Wireless, pet. In addition, between 25 and 40 per- home due to fear of what will happen to phones may be made by Sept. 6 at one of a program that supports survivors of cent of battered women are unable to their pets if they leave,” stated Circle the locations listed below during busi- domestic violence, is awarding $2,500 escape abusive situations because they of Hope Executive Director Suzanne ness hours: Verizon Wireless Stores in to the domestic violence agency that fear what will happen to their pets once Dow. “Having an on-site animal kennel Clarkesville, Cornelia, Cleveland or collects the most no-longer-used cell they leave. If successful, Circle of Hope will give families the option of bringing Toccoa; or Circle of Hope Thrift Stores phones. will use the awarded funds to build a their pets with them to our emergency in Clarkesville or Cornelia. Circle of Hope is participating in this kennel at its shelter location so women, shelter.” Founded in 1987, Circle of Hope is a challenge and needs donations of old or children and their pets can be safe. Circle of Hope would like local busi- state-certified family violence shelter broken cell phones. “Circle of Hope strives to offer not nesses, groups and individuals to partici- offering a range of free and confiden- According to the American Humane only a safe haven for victims but also a pate in this collection. For more informa- tial services for victims of domestic Association, 71 percent of pet-owning safe haven for the pets they love. Many tion on how you can participate, contact violence and their children. If you or women entering shelter reported their times women experiencing domestic vi- Circle of Hope at 706-778-5151, ext. 28. someone you know is being abused, call abusive partner injured or killed their olence choose to remain in the abusive Donations of used or unwanted cell 1-800-33-HAVEN or 706-776-4673. Kilby indicted on 60 counts in Boggs Mountain Humane Shelter case Cruelty From Page 6A CLAYTON – A Rabun County grand jury program. before grand jurors about 25 minutes. The in- gun on them,” Stein said. handed down a 60-count indictment late The indictment alleges Kilby committed 29 dictment was returned after about five minutes “[But] he adamantly denied Wednesday against Lowanda “Peanut” Kilby, separate acts of computer theft and theft by tak- of deliberation late Wednesday afternoon. shooting the dog.” former director of the defunct Boggs Mountain ing, along with single counts of theft by decep- Kilby turned herself in Wednesday evening The dog, however, was Humane Shelter. The indictments relate to al- tion and a violation of the Georgia Racketeer at the Rabun County Detention Center. She was not so lucky, Stein said, leged fraud and theft for her handling of dona- Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act. released after posting $100,000 bond. and after fleeing from the tions in the shelter’s Lucky Dog/Lucky Kitty Former board member Kirk Knous testified – Staff Reports scene, ultimately died from a single gunshot wound to its lower right shoulder “30 minutes after the initial Georgians urged to get ready during September’s preparedness month gunshot.” “[Its owner] raised it ATLANTA – Nanette disaster in recent years. prepare their homes, work- pared” – and illustrate their reveal from 1995 to 2012, from the time it was a pup- Chastine discovered the im- From deadly tornadoes places and communities for personal experiences or weather-related events have py, and it wasn’t even sup- portance of emergency pre- and dangerous wildfires to emergencies of all kinds. knowledge of disaster pre- killed at least 180 people in posed to live at the time,” he paredness during an EF-3 record flooding, the state “To borrow a line from paredness. A team of judges Georgia and injured count- said. “The guy was holding tornado strike on April 27, has experienced its share our latest public service an- will review the entries and less others. But even in the his dog in absolute tears 2011. The Griffin resident of emergencies in recent nouncements, ‘Today is the select the top finishers, with wake of these threats, a re- until the end. …It was hor- spent that night huddled in years. And with the peak day before,’” said Charley first, second and third priz- cent survey reveals many rible.” a spare bathroom with her of hurricane season still to English, director of GEMA/ es awarded in the art and people are still not pre- Stein advised personnel daughter and pets, armed come, there is a chance for Homeland Security. “Disas- essay categories, and one pared. with the Habersham Coun- with only blankets and a more severe weather in the ters can strike quickly, of- winner selected in the video The Ready Georgia cam- ty Animal Care and Control flashlight. months ahead. ten with no warning. That category. All winners will paign provides resources department were requested Despite some property To promote the impor- means we need to treat to- be featured on the Ready that make preparedness to assist, where they trans- damage and a week without tance of preparing before day as if it is the day before Georgia website, Flickr easy. By visiting ready. ported the canine to a lo- electricity, Chastine consid- disasters strike, Gov. Na- a disaster, and we need to page and Facebook page. ga.gov and creating a Ready cal veterinarian’s office, ers herself fortunate. Her than Deal – in cooperation take steps to prepare our- profile, Georgians can re- “where the bullet was later home was still standing af- with the Georgia Emer- selves now. That’s a tough Facebook caption ceive a tailored communica- retrieved and the dog … re- ter the tornado passed and gency Management Agen- message, but it’s critical. It contest tions plan for the entire fam- leased back to the owners.” her family was not injured. cy/Homeland Security’s helps to have an occasion, In addition, Ready Geor- ily that includes the specific “They wanted to do a She has since compiled Ready Georgia campaign a point on the calendar that gia will launch a month- amount of supplies to put in burial,” he said. emergency supplies, includ- – is encouraging statewide reminds us to take action. long Facebook contest on their household Ready kits. Murphy, a convicted fel- ing a NOAA weather radio, participation in National That’s the idea behind Na- Sept. 4 that challenges resi- The website also offers local on found guilty of aggravat- and created a family com- Preparedness Month this tional Preparedness Month dents to craft catchy cap- emergency contact informa- ed malicious wounding in munications plan to help September. Sponsored by and the activities that tions to accompany various tion and an online toolkit to 2011 by the state of Virginia, ensure safety in the event of the U.S. Department of Ready Georgia and emer- pet memes – all featuring help individuals and organi- Stein said, was being held at another disaster. Homeland Security’s Ready gency management agen- an emergency prepared- zations localize Ready Geor- the Habersham County Jail “I realized then we were America campaign, Na- cies across the state are or- ness theme. As part of the gia’s message. pending bond as of Sept. 5. not even close to being tional Preparedness Month ganizing in September.” “Ready, Pet … Caption!” For those with function- “Further interviews ready for the catastrophe,” was founded after 9/11 to contest, participants can al needs, the website offers with [Murphy] will be con- said Chastine.” We were ex- increase awareness and Student contest compete for prizes by pro- emergency preparedness ducted in an attempt to ob- tremely lucky the night the encourage action for emer- For the fifth year, Geor- viding their most creative videos in American Sign tain records in other areas tornado hit. However, luck gency preparedness nation- gia’s third, fourth and fifth description of the featured Language, informational where he’s resided,” he said, isn’t always on your side. wide. graders have the chance weekly image. A “judge’s documents in Braille, large- noting investigators are You never know if you have Throughout the month, to commemorate National choice” will be chosen by print versions of promotion- currently seeking possible five days, five hours or only Ready Georgia will join Preparedness Month by en- the GEMA team each week, al flyers and written tran- records in “three other five minutes of warning be- a nationwide coalition of tering Ready Georgia’s Art, while “people’s choice” will scripts of all audio/visual states.” fore an impending disaster, thousands of private, pub- Essay and Video Contest. be whichever caption draws materials. “… Because we are con- so being prepared could lic and nonprofit organiza- Through Oct. 18, students the most “likes” during that For more information, cerned about the behavior save your life.” tions, each hosting local can submit entries that same timeframe. visit ready.ga.gov. For pre- and some things we are Chastine is one of many events and initiatives de- creatively reflect the theme Statistics from the Na- paredness on the go, down- starting to find in his past,” Georgians who have faced signed to motivate people to – “Don’t Be Scared, Be Pre- tional Weather Service load the free mobile app. Stein continued. HCSO From Page 6A Grand Opening of train personnel on established policies has met the requirements for certifica- and procedures, Haslup said. tion and recommend certification at that “The foundation of certification lies in time,” she stated. “The committee then Sweet Memories Antiques the promulgation of standards containing makes the determination to award state a clear statement of professional objec- certification status.” tives,” she stated. “We conducted a thor- However, HCSO must continue to show & Specialty Shops ough self-analysis to determine how ex- compliance each year and undergo a re- isting operations can be adapted to meet certification process every three. these objectives.” HCSO was notified it had received ac- Come in One by one, HCSO sought compliance creditation in August. and browse with each standard mandated by GACP Habersham County Sheriff Joey Ter- to show compliance with state certifica- rell said he was excited in receiving the through tion, a process continuing well into 2012. news. 17,000 In August 2012, HCSO underwent a mock “We’re excited about it, and the profes- certification assessment to receive guid- sionalism, it’s [going to reflect positively square feet ance from state-certified assessors and on] the department,” Terrell said Aug. 30. featuring over to ensure the facility was on track in its Terrell said he’s confident Haslup will state-certification process. continue to guide HCSO through the pro- 50 vendors. “We received very high marks from cess of keeping up with its new standards. this mock assessment,” she said. “Once “We’ll keep up with the certain criteria all of our training was completed and we have to keep up with,” he said. “When we could show compliance with all of the we do a policy change or there’s a change standards set forth by the state, we asked or something to do with policy, she keeps • Antiques • Gifts • Furniture for an assessment team to come and ver- up with that. We’ll keep up with our ac- • Collectibles • Home Decor • Handmade ify that applicable standards have been creditation and the policies we’ve set successfully implemented.” forth.” Arts & Crafts Haslup said on April 30 and May 1, An award presentation celebrating the Monday-Friday: 10am-6pm • Saturday: 10am-5pm • Sundays 1-5pm HCSO welcomed an assessment team of state certification will be held Sept. 16, at three assessors to audit its files to verify the scheduled Habersham County Com- Plenty of Free Parking compliance. mission meeting. The award will be pre- “Once they complete their assessment, sented by Frank Rotondo, chief executive 706-865-9002 they present a detailed summary to the director for the GACP. Located in the old BabyLand General Hospital in Cleveland joint executive committee that the agency – Staff reports C  Y P P I-S P C 

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107712-wr A8 8A The Northeast Georgian Friday, September 6, 2013 Deaths Michael Stanton Reepe COTTONDALE, Ala. – A private memorial service is planned for Michael Stanton Reepe, 59, of Cottondale, Ala. Mr. Reepe died Sept. 3, 2013, at home from a sudden illness. He was preceded in death by his parents, John V. Reepe Sr. and Ruth Chapman Reepe; his son, Jason Reepe; and his nephew, Keith Dodgins. He was employed with numerous friends at the Cap- stone Golf Club in Brookwood, Ala. He is survived by his wife and soul mate, Barbara Snider Clark of Cottondale, Ala.; daughters, Jennifer Houston (Bryan) of Pensacola, Fla., and Tonya Reepe of Gulf Breeze, Fla.; grandson, Braxton Houston of Pen- sacola, Fla.; sisters, Anita Wilson (Thomas) of Gaines- ville, Wanda Palmer (Kenneth, deceased) of Cleveland; brother, John V. Reepe Jr. of Hollywood; eight nieces and nephews; his special friend, Bob Wells; and brothers and sisters-in-law, James Snider (Laura), Kenneth Snider (Teresa), and Jewell Sandoval (Alvaro). The Northeast Georgian Friday, September 6, 2013 Ronald W. Smith Ronald W. Smith, 73, of DeSoto, Wisc., died July 31, 2013. Born Sept. 8. 1939, in Batesville, he was the son of the late Taft and Della (Trotter) Smith. He also was preceded in death by his brother, Maurice. Prior to retirement he worked for Beck Carton Corp. as a die-cutter. He enjoyed CHRISTINA SANTEE/Staff working on vintage cars and tractors in his spare time. Pictured, from left, are David King, foreman with Elberton-based Lexington Blue Granite Co., and Richard Griggs, owner, as Survivors include his wife, Laurie; they begin efforts to unload the 7,500-pound sign from the delivery truck onto the ground for installation. three children, Calvin Smith, Kimberly Betsinger and Richard Smith; five grand- SMITH children; and two great-grandchildren. He also is survived by a sister, Olene Loudermilk, and brother, Lewis (Bonnie) Smith of Mt. Airy and many nieces and nephews. 9/11 ceremony set at Veterans Memorial Park The Northeast Georgian By CHRISTINA SANTEE Larry Whitfield, Sept. 4. Workers required a concrete pad and inlay Friday, September 6, 2013 “… We’re enjoying free- crane to unload the en- of brickwork, which will In remembrance of the dom today because of these trance marker, which cost include the personalized lives lost during the Sept. people.” nearly $10,500, for both the bricks the committee sold 11, 2001, terrorist attacks, The ceremony will fea- sign and its Georgia gray last year to raise extra ‘Job Expo and more’ set for Sept. 10 Woodmen of the World ture speaker Maj. Chris granite base, according to funds. Inc., in partnership with Powell of the Army Na- Whitfield. “All that’s part of phase The Georgia Department of Labor’s Habersham Ca- the Habersham County tional Guard, the Haber- “I feel real good about No. 1,” Broome said Sept. reer Center will assist the Cornelia and Clarkesville Veterans Wall of Honor sham Central JROTC and it that we got this part 3. “We’re ready to kick this Main Street programs with the fifth annual “Main committee, will host a 9 a 21-gun salute, Whitfield [finished],” Whitfield said thing up.” Street Job Expo and More.” a.m. ceremony Wednes- said, and will further Sept 4. Those with questions, The event will be held from 9-11:30 a.m., Tues- day, Sept. 11, at Veterans serve as an unveiling of The establishment of concerns or to have their day, Sept. 10, at the Ruby Fulbright Aquatic Center in Park. the park’s flag courtyard the permanent sign at 660 name included on the wall Clarkesville. The ceremony will sec- and recently installed en- Veterans Memorial Park- of honor, are encouraged The focus of the day will be to help job seekers lo- ond as a first-phase dedi- trance marker. way followed the installa- to visit the organization’s cate and obtain jobs in Habersham County and the cation ceremony of the Late Tuesday (Sept. tion of the park’s flag court- Facebook page at facebook. surrounding area. Interviewing tips, dressing for suc- planned HCVWoH itself, 3) morning, members of yard, which includes six com/pages/Habersham- cess, critiquing of résumés will be covered and other the HCVWoH committee flag poles to display flags County-Veterans-Wall-of- resources will be available, including small business located adjacent from the looked on as representa- of all military branches, a Honor/101105410015317. development, Georgia Mountains Regional Commis- Habersham Chamber of tives with Elberton-based Prisoner of War flag and Donations may be sub- sion – Workforce Development (WIA), information on Commerce, 668 Clarkes- Lexington Blue Granite an American flag. mitted at hcwallofhonor. housing and educational opportunities. Local and area ville St., Cornelia. Co. delivered and installed Present to oversee the employers will be represented. “Remember to support org/fundraising.html, or For more information, contact Cornelia Main Street the people that have made the park’s 7,500-pound delivery and installation, mailed to P.O. Box 298, De- Manager Heather Sinyard at 706-778-7875 or Clarkes- this county what it is; black granite sign, which HCVWoH Vice Chairman morest, GA 30535. Make ville Main Street Manager Mary Beth Horton at 706- let’s honor them all and reads “Habersham County Jack Broome said the next checks payable to Haber- 754-2220. get this thing complete,” Wall of Honor Veterans step to follow is the pour- sham County Veterans said HCVWoH Chairman Park.” ing of the flag courtyard Wall of Honor.

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there is not true. but not all, were person- night (Aug. 29), and my wife week, I would have been trying to get a spot for ett-McConnell student, “I want to stay focused on ally invited via phone call texted me and said they’re more than willing to do their child, which is great said her primary problem the children of Bethlehem,” to consider a preschool at shutting the doors of ESP.” that. If it’s financial, how for those who knew well is her 2-year-old and her she said. “I hate it’s come to Trinity. Shaw said he immedi- much extra do we need to ahead of time. But for pre-k student will have this. It’s going to be a loss Saying Trinity had been ately turned to board mem- pay to keep it open? We got those who didn’t, there are to go to separate schools from my heart for these kids considering a preschool bers in the meeting and none of that. They could no spaces to be had, unless now. to not be here. We look for- for some time, Shaw told suggested they consider a have done so many things X amount of people go. … “In most cases, on our ward to the day we can re- parents the closing of ESP pre-k at Trinity earlier than differently.” They keep saying the par- search for a new school, ei- structure and reopen.” “ramped up” their consid- planned to accommodate Instead, Owen said, ents were complaining, ther a school could house ESP parent and BBC eration. He said ESP fam- ESP parents. “And that’s the “we were given all smiles but I have yet to hear a one child or the other,” she church member Lindsey ily phone numbers were end of the story,” he said. Thursday (Aug. 29), [with parent complain.” said. “This decision has Brackett said she is “dev- not provided by BBC, so he After the meeting with staff saying,] ‘Have a great “It’s shocking,” ESP broken my heart because astated” ESP closed. “But I could only call the ones he Trinity board members, long weekend … We’ll see parent Trista Blanken- our 2-year-old daughter is do feel it was not a decision knew. parents still expressed dis- you Tuesday.’ And then ship said of the closing. very dependent on her old- that was done lightly, and “I was specifically left satisfaction about the lack I get a letter on Saturday “These kids are devastat- er sister and will be ripped Bethlehem still seeks to out,” said parent Megan of information given to par- (that ESP was closing). ed. Everything about this away from the comfort of encourage young families Withrow. ents by the ESP committee, [The letter] had nothing in is devastating.” having her right down the through other ministries “The [ESP] committee which parent Myrna Owen it, not even a phone num- In a letter sent to BBC, hall, with almost no time such as MOPS (Mothers of should have divvied up our said was “very, very unpro- ber. Now rumors are fly- the Early Steps committee to try to help her under- Preschoolers) and the after- names,” Brackett said. “The fessional.” ing.” and The Northeast Geor- stand or prepare her for school program,” Brackett committee should have “We need a meeting for Owen said the main gian, Blankenship, a Tru- this hasty change.” said. called everyone individu- all the Early Steps parents, reason she chose ESP was But the timing of ESP’s ally. I love this church and I with the [committee],” the curriculum, saying in closing and the lack of infor- love the people in it, but we Owen said. “There are so pre-k, a child should be mation given to parents is don’t always do everything many rumors, who made taught “to sit in a desk, what seems to bother most correctly.” it happen and why it hap- to raise his hand, not [be PUMP IT UP parents. Several parents Brackett encouraged par- pened, but there are no taught] Spanish. … We Fitness expressed concern to Shaw ents who “are hearing ru- answers. … [The ESP com- chose [ESP] because of WWomen’somen’s Fitness No about the timing of Trin- mors or gossip or ugliness,” mittee] should have told us the curriculum, and now Grand Opening Special! Contracts! ity’s interest in a preschool, to “go to a board member; go their concerns and listened we’re being told it’s shut- $ since one rumor was some to Amanda Haggarty; go to to parents’ concerns. … We ting down.” Only 19 For One Month! parents and teachers from [Dr. Craig Ward, BBC’s new would have been bending Owen said she will Fitness Classes Coming Soon! ESP instigated the closing pastor].” over backwards to keep most likely homeschool Certified instructor on site to assist with machines. of ESP to move the school In explaining the timing, this place open. If they had her pre-k son. 1450 Big A Rd., Toccoa, GA to Trinity. They also ques- Shaw said, “I had a [Trinity] told me we need help from “Every single parent tioned why some parents, board meeting Thursday parents once or twice a has been calling around, 706-297-7284

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This week’s sermon: “Who Are We?” 10799-wr A9 Friday, September 6, 2013 The Northeast Georgian 9A Community & Southern Holdings acquiring Verity Capital Group ATLANTA – Commu- The transaction is ex- CEO of VCG. “It was of to fortify what Verity has nity & Southern Holdings pected to close during the great importance to us to been committed to build- Inc. announced Sept. 4 it fourth quarter of 2013. find a partner with strong ing in Winder and Corne- has agreed to merge with “We are very excited to values, a commitment to lia,” Smith said. “Custom- Verity Capital Group Inc. announce our partnership community banking, and ers of Verity Bank can According to agreement with Verity Bank,” said outstanding financial continue to expect local terms, C&S Holdings will Pat Frawley, CEO of C&S strength. Our customers, decision making and the acquire all outstanding Holdings. “Verity’s com- employees and the com- same quality of friendly common stock of VCG for mitment to customers and munities we serve will all customer service they $11.80 per share. the communities we serve, benefit from this transac- have long enjoyed.” VCG operates two bank- as well as a commitment tion.” Founded in January ing offices, in Winder and to strong financial per- At merger, Steven F. 2010, CSB currently oper- Cornelia, through its sub- formance and credit qual- Smith, Verity Bank presi- ates 34 banking offices in sidiary, Verity Bank. As of ity, represents community dent, will serve as the re- metropolitan Atlanta and June 30, Verity Bank had banking at its finest.” gional bank president of across Georgia’s northern, approximately $170 million “We are extremely ex- the East Region. eastern and western coun- in total assets, including cited to be joining the “This partnership with ties. It has more than $2.6 $114 million in loans and Community & Southern Community & Southern billion in assets. $144 million in deposits. team,” said John L. Lewis, will enhance our ability – Staff Reports

CHRISTINA SANTEE/Staff Pictured, from left, are Virginia Webb, U.S. 2013 Pollinator Advocate Award recipient; Ann Elrod, Habersham County Farm Bureau Women’s Committee chairwoman; and Judy Taylor, president of the Habersham Chamber of Commerce, at an Aug. 28 press conference. Webb named 2013 Pollinator Advocate

By CHRISTINA SANTEE Webb as assets to Haber- sham. Wondering what all “On behalf of the Haber- the buzz was about at the sham Chamber of Com- Habersham County Farm merce, I would like to say Bureau Aug. 28? that Habersham is very It was announced at fortunate to have beekeep- an afternoon press con- ers in this county of the ference Aug. 28, Virginia quality and of the creden- Stephens Webb, president tials of Virginia and Carl of the Northeast Georgia Webb,” Taylor said Aug. Mountain Beekeepers 28. “MtnHoney is not only Association, was chosen known in Habersham SUBMITTED as the recipient of the County, but it’s known all 2013 Pollinator Advocate over the world.” TFS HOSTS MISS AMERICA Award for the United Webb is a life member Miss America 2013 Mallory Hagan, back row center, poses for a photo with the Tallulah Falls Middle School chorus. The cho- States by the North Amer- of the Tennessee Beekeep- ican Pollinator Protection ers Association, nomi- rus, led by middle school music instructor Glenda Franklin, standing to Hagan’s left, performed Thursday, Aug. 29, at the Prevent Campaign (NAPPC). nations director of the Child Abuse Habersham benefit reception at the Swanson Center at Piedmont College in Demorest. Hagan’s platform as Miss The Pollinator Advo- National Honey Board, America has been the recognition and prevention of child sexual abuse. She addressed the TFS student body early on Aug. 29. cate Award recognizes director of the American individuals who have con- Beekeeping Federation, tributed significantly to and committee member of the pollinator protection, the Farm Bureau Honey- Cornelia sink hole conservation and issue bee Advisory. outreach resulting in in- She is also past presi- repairs delayed creased awareness of the dent of both the Metro Atlanta Beekeepers Asso- importance of pollinators Clarkesville Street in and pollination. One of ciation, Georgia Beekeep- NAPPC’s goals is to en- ers Association and was Cornelia remains partially courage environmental named the 2003 Northeast closed due to a sink hole stewardship and to cata- Georgia Farm Woman of that appeared Aug. 12. lyze future actions which the Year by Farm Bureau. Originally slated to benefit pollinators. “Farming is sexy. reopen Sept. 4, reopening Webb is a third-gen- Farming incorporates has been pushed to “some- eration beekeeper, who so many different in- time next week,” Sept. began working with bees dustries and technology 9-13, according to City in 1964, when her father, that’s needed today,” Vir- Manager Donald Anderson. ginia Webb said. “I’m so Joe Stephens, gave her a Anderson attributed beehive as a birthday gift. proud to be a part of the Keeping bees in North Farm Bureau, not only in the delay to a setback in Carolina and Tennessee, Habersham County, but repairs after personnel with Virginia and her father the Georgia Farm Bu- the city’s emergency con- shared a beekeeping hob- reau [which] makes it its tractor Higgins Construc- by for many years. Today, absolute mission to train tion “hit an 8-inch water she and her husband, Carl up our young people and main.” Webb, are charter mem- have sustainable farming. “We lost 1,500 gallons bers of the Russian Queen … It’s so important that per minute and it undid Breeders Association, and we maintain this and we some of the work they had continue to teach.” manage more than 400 done,” Anderson said. colonies of bees plus their An award ceremony queen yard, all yards of will be held for Virginia The road has since which are chemical-free Webb and other award re- remained closed from and organic, to produce cipients from 6-8 p.m., Oct. Chattahoochee Street to award-winning MtnHon- 22, in Washington, D.C., at the Cornelia Depot for ey. the Department of Agri- extensive repairs. Judy Taylor, president culture Whitten Building For more information, of the Habersham Cham- Patio. She is also invited call 706-778-8585, ext. 1. ber of Commerce, de- to attend the 2013 NAPPC –Staff reports scribed Virginia and Carl Conference, Oct. 23-24. Save the Date

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Contact Bernadette, Linda or Melanie to participate 706-778-4215 [email protected] [email protected], [email protected] 10803-wr A10 Calendar lists community events. Page 12A

Happenings The Northeast Georgian, Friday, September 6, 2013 10A Church calendar Bethel Temple to host Back to Church Saturday Sunday kick-off prayer walk Sept. 15 Mt. Pleasant Baptist offers barbecue plates Mt. Pleasant Baptist Church, 2740 Hollywood Road, Clarkesville, Bethel Temple Congregational Holiness Church in At 4:30 p.m., Sunday, Sept. 8, the church will host will serve barbecue chicken plates, beginning 11 a.m., Sept. 7. Menu: Demorest is participating in Back to Church Sunday, a prayer walk at Sam Pitts Park. Individuals are in- chicken, baked beans, coleslaw, cake, sweet tea or Cokes. Call-in set for 10:45 a.m. Sept. 15. vited to participate in the prayer walk as well as to orders, 706-754-3560; delivery available for fi ve meals or more. This nationwide event is designed to encourage attend Back to Church Sunday the following week. churches to reach the formerly churched by inviting Bethel Temple C.H. Church is located at 467 Bethel them to attend a service and build and foster relation- Temple Road, Demorest. For more information, call Sunday ship between churches. 706-768-3504 or visit backtochurch.com.

Singing at Friendly Mission Baptist Friendly Mission Baptist Church will host a singing, 5 p.m., Sept. rd 8. Located on Crane Mill Road, between Pea Ridge and Mud Creek Ebenezer Baptist celebrates 123 anniversary roads. Everyone welcome. Details: 706-754-2576. Farrows to sing at New Hope Baptist Ebenezer Baptist Church, Mt. Airy, will celebrate its the Rev. Dr. Joseph Howard III, pastor of Trinity Metro- The Farrows will be singing at New Hope Baptist Church, 6 p.m., 123rd church anniversary Saturday and Sunday, Sept. politan Baptist Church, Albany; 1:30 p.m., celebration Sept. 8. Located on Pea Ridge Road, Cornelia. 7-8, with the theme “Ebenezer – Still Standing, Still fellowship meal; and 3 p.m., afternoon worship celebra- Homecoming set at Stonepile Baptist Church Growing, Still Gathering the Harvest (The Stone of tion, with the Rev. Avery Headd, pastor of Poplar Hill Help).” Baptist Church, Buford. Homecoming is set at Stonepile Baptist Church, 10 a.m., Sept. Celebration activities include the following: Sept. Everyone is invited to join in the celebration. For 8. Goss Brothers will be guest singers; Dr. Dennis Petty will preach. 7 – 10 a.m., prayer brunch; Sept. 8 – 9:45 a.m., Sunday more information, call 706-778-5710 or email ebene- Everyone welcome. School; 10:45 a.m., morning worship celebration with [email protected]. Demorest Church of God plans homecoming The Demorest Church of God Homecoming Celebration will be held 11 a.m., Sept. 8. The featured group will be Debra Perry and Jaidyn’s Call. Everyone is invited. Details: Pastor Mitch, 706-778-5930. Unitarian Universalist Church Georgia Mountains Unitarian Universalist Church, 439 South Park St., Dahlonega. Sunday services, 11 a.m. Children’s religious educa- tion classes begin at 11:30 a.m. Child care provided. Service Sept. 8: inspirational music by Judy Linn. Details: 706-864-0661, gmuuc.org, facebook.com/gmuuc. Upcoming

Ladies Bible Study begins Ladies Bible Study at Clarkesville Baptist Church: “The Patriarchs, Encountering the God of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob.” Come along for a study through Genesis; marvel at his plan to bless all people. Held at 10 a.m., Tuesdays, for 11 weeks. Book cost: $17. Details/registra- tion: Reggie Knight, 706-754-1603. Gospel singing set Country Café in Clarkesville will hold a gospel singing, 6 p.m., Sept. 14, featuring James Black and The Gathered Three from Gethsemane Baptist Church. Located in former Ingles Shopping Center. Ebenezer Baptist plans barbecue Ebenezer Baptist Church, Mt. Airy, will have a pulled pork barbe- cue sale, 10 a.m.-5 p.m., Sept. 14, for donation of $6. All proceeds go toward church building fund. Menu: pulled pork sandwich, chips, coleslaw, iced tea. Sponsored by Minister Barbara Williams, Sister Betty Williams. Details: 706-778-5710. The Torch to host yard sale The Torch Worship Center’s Nicaragua Mission Team will have a Submitted yard sale, 7 a.m.-2 p.m., Sept. 14. Cost: $15 per space; tables not The Piedmont College Singers recently performed at locations in England and Wales, including the Evensong concert at provided. Pre-paid reservations taken in church lobby, before/after Wells Cathedral, above. each service, Sept. 8; 6 p.m.-after church, Sept. 11; 6-7:30 p.m., Sept. 13. Located 800 Cannon Bridge Road, Demorest. Details: Jacky Addison, 706-491-9263; Brenda Sisk, 706-499-7439. Piedmont Singers tour England, Wales Cool Springs UMC plans yard sale Almost 400 years after the Pil- In Wales, the Piedmont Singers historic venues, singing some of Cool Springs United Methodist Church will have its Annual Yard grims left England for America, performed the Evensong concert at the same choral pieces and service Sale/Bake Sale, 8 a.m.-1 p.m., Sept. 14. Homemade biscuits/gravy some 50 Piedmont College students Brecon Cathedral, which dates to music that has been heard in these for breakfast (8-10 a.m.), hotdogs, hamburgers for lunch (11 a.m.- and faculty returned to the United 1093, and afterward sang with mem- majestic buildings for hundreds and 12:30 p.m.). Located fi ve miles outside Clarkesville on Helen Highway. Kingdom to learn about the roots of bers of the world-renowned Brecon & hundreds of years has been a once- New Vision Worship plans revival Congregationalism. District Male Voice Choir. The group in-a-lifetime chance for the students Revival at New Vision Worship Center is scheduled Sept. 15-21 The group was invited to London next traveled to Hampshire, Eng- and for me. The students were ex- with Bill Trotter and Jerry Mauldin; 10:30 a.m. and 6 p.m. Sunday, 7 to perform at Brunel University dur- land, to perform a noon concert in cellent representatives of the col- ing the International Congregation- Winchester Cathedral, burial site of lege and the country. I could not be p.m. weeknights. Located on state Route 365, Baldwin. Details: 706- al Fellowship, a meeting of Congre- many of England’s Saxon kings. prouder of them.” 778-8364. gationalists from around the world The trip also interwove elements Brittany West, a senior music stu- Bible study starting at New Liberty Methodist held every four years. This year’s of Piedmont’s long history with Con- dent from Dahlonega, said Tintern Bible study begins at New Liberty Methodist Church, 6:45 p.m., meeting included delegates from 16 gregationalism, said Piedmont Chap- Abbey was the most memorable of all Sept. 18. Study will focus on Moses and the prophets. Everyone wel- different countries, and the 45-voice lain Dr. Ashley Cleere. While in Lon- the sites. “The surrounding moun- come. Details: 706-778-8899. Piedmont Singers were invited to don, they visited the church where tains were just glorious. There were celebrate the college’s 112-year affi li- the captain of the Mayfl ower is bur- a lot of lingering spirits you could The Torch to host car show ation with Congregational churches ied, and shared communion from a feel there. It is a very calming place,” The Torch Worship Center will host a car, truck, motorcycle show, in the U.S. chalice dated 1620, the year the ship she said. 5-8 p.m., Sept. 27, to benefi t Nicaragua Mission Team. Entry fee: $20. The Piedmont group arrived in set sail for the new world. The group The Piedmont Singers were Plaques: Top 20; trophies: Best of Show, Pastor’s Choice; Best GM, Cambridge on July 28 for a 10-day visited the port town of Southamp- moved to break out in an impromptu Ford, Mopar, Truck, Motorcycle. Door prizes, music, homemade cakes. tour of England and Wales, and ton, where the Mayfl ower began its concert among the ruins, she said. Hamburger, hotdog plates: $5. Details: Jacky Addison, 706-491-9263; not surprisingly, music and sing- voyage. That city was also home to Stonehenge was equally mysteri- Randy Cantrell, 706-778-4029; Greg Morrow, 706-599-4184. ing made up an important part of Congregationalist Isaac Watts, pro- ous, West said. “The stones are real- the trip. At Westminster Abbey the lifi c writer of renowned hymns, in- ly awesome, and to think that no one Harmony Baptist Church Homecoming group attended the Choral Even- cluding “Joy to the World,” “When knows who put them there or why.” Harmony Baptist Church plans its homecoming celebration, Sept. song, a performance that has been I Survey the Wondrous Cross” and West said the countryside in Eng- 29. Meet/greet, 10 a.m.; worship service, 11 a.m.; lunch, 12:30 p.m. held each evening largely unchanged “Our God, Our Help in Ages Past.” land and Wales was also a surprise. Bring dish to share. Located at 5223 Old U.S. Hwy. 441, Baldwin. since the time of Henry VIII in the “Piedmont has a long association “The mountains were huge and roll- Details: 706-776-7538. 16th century. with Congregationalism, a tradition ing, bigger than the ones here. And Later in the week, the Piedmont brought to America by the Pilgrims,” there were herds of cattle and black- Singers performed the Evensong Cleere said. “The college maintains face sheep.” Ongoing concert at Wells Cathedral, consid- a close affi liation today, providing She said she also enjoyed the food, ered one of the most beautiful cathe- scholarships to Congregational stu- particularly Eton Mess, which is a drals in Europe. Begun in 1175, the dents from across the country, and dessert of strawberries, meringue Community Bible Study cathedral is known for its unique promoting a breadth of religious ex- and cream, and the steak and ale pie, Have you ever desired to dig really deep into the book of Revela- scissor arches. pression. This trip was an excellent a type of pot roast with a pastry top. tion? Community Bible Study meets Mondays, 7-8:30 p.m. Level Also in Cambridge, the group way for our students and faculty to West will graduate in Decem- Grove Baptist Church. Groups for women, men, students (ages toured Kings College Chapel, where learn more about those Congrega- ber, and during her four years as a 13-17). Childcare available. Cost: $25 registration. Details: haber- the BBC has broadcast the annual tional roots.” member of the Piedmont Singers, “Nine Lessons and Carols” each Piedmont Singers Director Dr. the group has toured the Southeast shameve.cbsclass.org. Christmas since 1928. This service Wallace Hinson said it was “truly a and Midwest. Despite a touch of jet AWANA enrollment continues at Bethlehem Baptist is the basis for Piedmont’s own “Ser- life-changing experience to sing in lag after the England trip, though, AWANA enrollment is ongoing at Bethlehem Baptist Church in vice of Lessons and Carols,” which some of the great historic churches she said it was “defi nitely the most Clarkesville. Children ages 3 years-fi fth grade are invited. AWANA is has been performed in the college of England and Wales. To perform memorable tour I’ve made while at a fun, exciting scripture memorization, character building, Bible-cen- chapel for the past 25 years. in services and concerts in these Piedmont.” tered program. Details: 706-754-4870 or visit bbcofclarkesville.org. FPCC releases ‘Komfort Kitchen’ cookbook First Presbyterian Church of Clarkesville has released a cookbook as a fundraiser for mission and outreach projects. The “Komfort Church calendar Kitchen” cookbook costs $14.95 and is available at the church offi ce. Details: 706-754-2935. Ebenezer Baptist offers chicken sale policy Ebenezer Baptist Church Men’s Ministry is having a chicken sale The Northeast Georgian accepts announcements fundraiser: 10-pound boxes of tenders, fi lets or nuggets; breaded – from churches in Habersham County only, for its plain or hot and spicy. To order/details: Michael Wright, 706-778-3044. church calendar. Sewing group invites participants Calendar notices may include no more than 45 The sewing group of Clarkesville Baptist Church invites new words and should be submitted no more than one participants, 10 a.m.-3 p.m., last Friday of each month. Mission month prior to the meeting or event. projects: pillow case dresses, plastic mats for homeless, quilts, Exceptions to this policy may be made at the dis- crafts. If you can cut or sew, you’re needed. Bring lunch. Details: cretion of the editor. 706-754-5694. Send church calendar notices to: news@thenorth- Camp Creek radio ministry eastgeorgian.com; fax to 706-778-4114; mail to P.O. Box From 1:15-1:30 p.m., tune into Camp Creek weekly Bible teaching 1555, Cornelia, GA 30531; or drop off to 2440 Old Ath- radio ministry Sundays on WCON 1450 AM/107.2 FM. Details: Camp ens Highway, Cornelia. Creek Baptist Church, 706-778-0622. CHURCH DIRECTORY A11 Friday, September 6, 2013 The Northeast Georgian 11A

got stuck behind a slow driver while Stuckbody?!” behind slowhunched forward driver and gripping haired gentleman until his turn signal merging on to state Route 365 on the I was getting more and more his steering wheel with both showed he was going to exit at Jesse Iway to Atlanta recently. I was in a frustrated. First of all, because hands, as if straining to see the Jewell Parkway in Gainesville. hurry to make it to my appointment, so I was stuck behind a slow road ahead. He kept slowing Not sure whether to follow him off I kept checking my rear view mirror in driver; second of all, because down and once veered off to the the exit, another thought came to me order to get into the passing lane. Traf- the man in the blue Ford pick- shoulder when an angry driver – “You can go on, he’ll be alright.” I fic in the left lane was packed, which up seemed to be blaming me for leaned on his horn while pass- turned off my hazard lights and went I thought was unusual for that time of slowing down traffic; and third ing. on. day (it was early afternoon). of all, because no one would let It was then the thought came The skies cleared as I drove through Turn signal on, turn signal off. No me into the left lane. to me – “Stay behind him, don’t Oakwood. I knew I was going to be late one would let me in (also unusual in I looked at my watch, hop- try to pass him.” for my meeting, but a peace came over this neck of the woods). I was getting ing the slow driver in front of Slowing my car down to me that surpassed my knowing. With irritated. me wasn’t going all the way to Lisa keep pace with the car ahead, I that peace, came this thought, “Today, I kept thinking the gray-haired Atlanta (we had only made it realized something deep inside you were used to answer someone else’s driver ahead of me would speed up, but to Duncan Bridge Road). As we Graves of me was slowing down, too. prayers for the gray-haired gentleman he held it to 45 mph. The cars that were went through the intersection, My irritation was weakening. in front of you.” backing up behind me began passing it began to rain. The driver My impatience was lifting. I I smiled. me, one by one. I remember a driver in slowed his car to 40 and kept it there. actually began feeling that I was in the Your turn … a blue Ford pick-up, shaking his head As the rain intensified, I put my wip- right place at the right time. The Rev. Lisa Graves is pastor of First as he passed me, as if to say, “Lady, ers on fast. I looked at the gray-haired I reached over and turned on my Presbyterian Church of Clarkesville. what are you trying to do, kill some- man in front of me, who was now hazard lights. I stayed behind the gray- Email her at [email protected]. Worshippin i Habersha

The church directory lists in alphabetical Church of Jesus Christ of (across from 123 Tire) Harvest Christian Church Life Church Pleasant Hill Baptist Church order the names of most of the churches Latter Day Saints 706-778-8714 231 Harvest Church Road, Clarkesville 110 Church St., Baldwin Pea Ridge Road, Cornelia serving Habersham County, the church’s Dennis Cash Road, Mt. Airy 706-754-4704 706-778-5394 physical address and telephone number 706-348-8969 Fresh Fire Foursquare Gospel Church Hazel Creek Baptist Church Providence Baptist Church (if available). Please call us to add your Highway 197 North, Clarkesville 243 Hazel Creek Church Road Light House Baptist Church 12080 Highway 197 North, Clarkesville church or make any changes. 706-778-4215 Church of Christ of Habersham County 706-754-1382 Mt. Airy, 706-778-5347 Hollywood Church Rd., Clarkesville 706-947-1045 326 Double Bridge Connector Alleys Chapel United Methodist Mt. Airy, 706-778-7840 Friendly Mission Baptist Church Heritage Baptist Church Living Faith Sanctuary Refuge Baptist Church Highway 197 North, Clarkesville 154 Friendly Mission Lane, Cornelia 660 Baldwin Road 4400 Cannon Bridge Rd., Demorest 2138 Double Bridge Rd. Christ Presbyterian Church (PCA) 706-778-7033 Off 441 By Pass, Cornelia 706-839-1404 Clarkesville, GA 30523 Alto Baptist Church Meeting at Ruby C. Fulbright Aquatic Center TheHeritageBC.org refugebc.com 210 B.C. Grant Road, Alto 120 Paul Franklin Rd., Clarkesville, GA 30523 Gethsemane Baptist Church 706-968-6500 Living Hope Church 706-776-1981 706-968-2867 3104 Chase Road, Cornelia life2hope.com Return Baptist Church www.cpcclarkesville.org 706-778-2049 Higher Ground Baptist Church [email protected] 915 Highway 105, Demorest Alto Congregational Holiness Church Otis Brown Road, Baldwin 706-348-8216 706-754-7354 Alto Congregational Church Rd., Alto Clarkesville Baptist Church Glade Creek Baptist Church 706-778-5049 1287 Washington Street, Clarkesville 884 Toccoa Highway, Mt. Airy Hills Crossing Baptist Church The Lord’s Vineyard Community Church River Point Community Church 706-754-2643 706-754-6586 3569 Toccoa Highway, Clarkesville 429 S. Main St., Cornelia 193 N. Main St., Cornelia Amy’s Creek Baptist Church 706-754-6206 706-778-1561 706-778-5000 654 Amy’s Creek Road, Clarkesville Clarkesville Church of God Glorybound Baptist Church 706-754-4090 173 Highway 197 North, Clarkesville 186 Wade St., Alto Hillside Baptist Church Macedonia Baptist Church River Road Mission Church 706-754-6967 770-983-7924 324 Level Grove Road, Cornelia New Liberty Road, Clarkesville 1050 Twin River Orchard Rd, Demorest Antioch Baptist Church 706-778-6284 706-754-9020 706-865-3552, 706-224-6169 2175 Antioch Church Road, Clarkesville Clarkesville First United Methodist Church Good News Baptist 706-754-2687 1131 Washington Street, Clarkesville J Warren Road, Cornelia His Way Assembly of Praise Mt. Airy Baptist Church Shady Grove Baptist Church 706-754-2677 706-778-5188 182 Anderson Circle, Alto Grandview Avenue, Mt. Airy 226 Martin Luther King Jr. Drive, Cornelia Baldwin Baptist Church 678-776-2289 706-778-6635 706-778-5045 Willingham Avenue, Baldwin Community Baptist Church Grace Baptist Church baldwinbc.org, 706-778-6181 153 Double Bridge Connector, Mt. Airy 1768 Chase Road, Cornelia Hollywood Baptist Church Mt. Bethel Church of God Shirley Grove Baptist Church 706-778-7497 706-778-5618 208 Hollywood Church Rd, Clarkesville 1668 Talmadge Dr., Toccoa Shirley Grove Road, Turnerville B.C. Grant Baptist 706-754-6790 706-886-2986 706-754-9556 1363 B.C. Grant Road, Alto Cool Springs United Methodist Grace-Calvary Episcopal Church 706-778-5703 117 Cool Springs Road, Clarkesville 296 E. Green Street, Clarkesville House of Prayer Mt. Carmel Baptist Church Spiritual Israel Church & Its Army facebook.com/bcgrantarchery 706-754-4866 706-754-2451 Dicks Hill Parkway, Mt. Airy 988 Historic Highway 441, Demorest 138 Elrod St., Cornelia 706-754-1910 706-778-1407 706-778-3147 Baldwin Congregational Holiness Church Cornelia Christian Church Grace Lutheran Church 315 Airport Road, Baldwin 1244 Highway 441 Bypass, Cornelia 1121 Historic Hwy 441 N, Demorest Iglesia Principe de Paz Mt. Pleasant Baptist Church St. Francis of Assisi 706-776-6491 706-778-6404 706-754-6696 608 W. Airport Rd., Baldwin Hollywood Hwy, Clarkesville Anglican Catholic Church 706-839-8222 Pastor Billy Joe Jenkins, Jr. Mass 10:30 am Sundays Bethel Temple CH Church Cornelia Congregational Holiness Church Habersham Baptist Church 203 Green St., Gainesville 467 Bethel Temple Road, Demorest 368 Galloway Street, Cornelia 506 Habersham Mills Road, Demorest Israel CME Church Mt. Vernon Holiness Church 678-267-2105 706-754-1571 706-778-8364 706-754-4054 244 3rd St., Cornelia Highway 115, near Demorest 706-776-2230 706-778-5287 St. Mark Catholic Church Bethesda Fellowship Church Cornelia United Methodist Church Habersham Hills Assembly of God 5410 Highway 197 South, Clarkesville 2555 Duncan Bridge Road, Cornelia 204 Oak St., Cornelia 728 N. Historic Highway 441, Demorest Jehovah’s Witnesses Mt. Zion Baptist Church 706-754-4518 706-778-5505 706-778-4827 706-754-6696 680 Double Bridge Connector Timberline Drive, Clarkesville Demorest, GA 30535 Rev. Benjamin Hawks St. Thomas the Apostle Anglican Church Bethlehem Baptist Church Crossroads Baptist Church Habersham Seventh Day Adventist 706-778-2819 or 706-778-0201 706-754-6075 1636 Mud Creek Rd., Alto 624 N. Highway 197, Clarkesville Rev. Roy Lee Mitchell Church 706-894-2422 706-754-4870 534 Yonah Post Road, Alto 398 Rock Ford Cove Rd., Mt. Airy Lamar Christian Church Mt. Zion United Methodist Church 706-778-4534 706-754-4307 3247 Hwy. 105, Baldwin Alto Stonepile Baptist Church Bible Way Baptist Church 706-778-8347 Stonepile Road, Clarkesville 2765 Hollywood Hwy, Clarkesville Demorest Baptist Church Harmony Baptist Church Mountain View Baptist Church 706-754-9344 706-754-9847 755 Central Avenue, Demorest 5251 Old Hwy 441 N., Baldwin Leatherwood Baptist Church 269 Mountain View Rd., Baldwin 706-778-7126 706-776-3904 Highway 105, Baldwin 706-776-9580 Tallulah Falls Baptist Church Bible Landmark Church 706-778-0099 Church Street, Tallulah Falls 810 Old Cleveland Road, Cornelia Demorest Church of God Harvest Bible Fellowship Mud Creek Baptist Church 706-754-6798 706-776-6847 559 Central Avenue, Demorest Wa-Lo Shopping Center, Clarkesville Level Grove Baptist Church 3048 Mud Creek Road, Cornelia 706-778-9654 706-839-7057 157 Old Level Grove Road, Cornelia Tallulah Falls United Methodist Church Broad River Baptist Church, 706-778-6371 New Birth Baptist Church Church Street, Tallulah Falls 139 Broad River Road, Baldwin Demorest Methodist Congregational Hollywood Hills Rd., Clarkesville 706-754-3205 770-654-0307 Federated Church 706-754-0931 611 Georgia Street, Demorest The Bridge Family Worship Camp Creek Baptist Church 706-778-2418 New and Living Way Church 2696 J Warren Rd., Cornelia 1761 Camp Creek Road, Cornelia Mt. Airy Foursquare Gospel campcreek.org Double Springs Baptist Church Clarkesville, 706-754-2370 The Crossing Church 706-778-0622 Double Springs Road, Demorest Meeting at Kandy Kane Learning Center New Life Fellowship 1323 Historic Highway 441 N., Clarkesville Canaan Baptist Church Ebenezer Baptist Church 4944 Yonah Homer Rd., Alto 678-588-7525 1024 Smokey Rd., Alto 487 Dicks Hill Parkway, Mt. Airy 770-869-9551 706-778-5710 The Hollywood Church of God Central Alliance Church New Hope Baptist Church 275 Talmadge Dr., Toccoa 3311 Camp Creek Road, Mt. Airy Ebenezer United Methodist Church 5040 Pea Ridge Road, Cornelia fi reofgodnow.org centralalliancechurch.org 4000 Hollywood Hwy, Clarkesville 706-778-9226 706-886-1224 706-778-8421 706-754-9384 New Liberty United Methodist Church The River Central Heights Baptist Church Fairfi eld Baptist Church New Liberty Road, Clarkesville 184 Anderson Cir., Alto 2670 Highway 197 South, Mt. Airy 2236 Highway 105, Demorest theriverng.com 706-776-3296 706-754-1395 New Life Assembly of God 1-877-553-3299 105 Cash St., Cornelia Chopped Oak Baptist Church Faith Tabernacle Baptist 706-778-8193 The Rock of Habersham P.O. Box 1445, Clarkesville Midway Crossing, Cornelia 350 Ansley Road, Demorest 706-968-9740 706-778-8447 New Vision Worship Center 706-776-7000 Faith Tabernacle Full Gospel 335 L.C. Turner Road, Baldwin Christ Community Church 500 Highway 17 North, Clarkesville 706-778-8364 The Torch Worship Center 728 Historic Hwy. 441N, Clarkesville 706-754-7068 800 Cannon Bridge Road, Demorest 706-754-2326 Oakey Mountain Baptist Church 706-778-4063 First Baptist Church of Cornelia 3377 Oakey Mountain Road, Clarkesville Christ Community Fellowship 325 South Oak Street, Cornelia 706-947-1423 Turnerville Church of God South Main Street, Cornelia fbccornelia.org Highway 441, Turnerville 706-778-3139 706-778-4412 Old Nacoochee Baptist Church 706-754-6052 Clarkesville Christ 1st International Christian First Presbyterian of Cornelia Victory Baptist Church Community Church 469 N. Main St., Cornelia Open Arms Worship Center 1094 Hwy. 17, Clarkesville 822 Oak Street, Gainesville 706-778-2822 Airport Rd., Baldwin 706-754-4682 770-540-6999 First Presbyterian Church of Clarkesville 706-778-2039 108 N. Washington St., Clarkesville Make more Welcome Home Baptist Church Church of Christ at Clermont 706-754-2935 Philadelphia Church of God Bride of Christ Dicks Hill Parkway, Mt. Airy 129 South at Hulsey Rd. money. 706-754-6283 706-778-3308 Hood Community Center Foothills Community Church 706-892-6673 848A S. Main St., Cornelia Start your new sales career with Woodmen of the World today. • Exceptional benefits, including paid retirement, for those who qualify comb’s Offi ce Supp Tax & Accounting Forest Lane Mini Mart Hol ly MainStreet Technologies, • Feel good about what you do Wilbanks Body Shop, Inc. Inc. & Pawn Shop & Christian Products Associates • BeSince your 1961 own boss mst P.O. 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Second annual Ride for Babies, to benefi t March of Dimes, READ with Milo the dog at Clarkesville Details/registration: Charles E. Black, 706-754-8828. is Sept. 14. Registration, 9 a.m.; ride begins, 10 a.m. Fee: $25, Library Sept. 7. Reading sessions with Milo are Quilters guild to meet includes T-shirt. Route begins/ends: 870 Austin Drive, Demorest. Bar- free and open to children who are in fi rst grade becue, 50/50, music by John Michael York follows. Pre-register, save or above. Pre-registration is required; space is limited. Schedule a Mountain Laurel Quilters Guild will meet, Sept. 17, Clarkesville UMC Fellowship Hall. Social hour/lunch (bring your own), noon; $5: send contact information to [email protected]. Details: reading session with Milo at Clarkesville Library’s circulation desk or 706-499-1375. call 706-754-4413. short business meeting, program to follow. Ray Barreras, two-time Georgia Quilt Council past president, will present “A Man’s Journey Book donations needed for sale Ruhlman to speak on new book in Quilting.” Member show/tell will follow. Guests welcome. Details: The Friends of the Cornelia Library will be sponsoring its annual Clarkesville Library presents Gini Ruhlman, author of “Universal 706-782-6020. book sale at the Big Red Apple Festival, Oct. 12. Help support the Awareness: Insights for Igniting the Power Within Us,” 10 a.m., Sept. Rivers Alive Stream Cleanup library by donating used books to the Cornelia Library. 14, in the Clarkesville Library meeting room. This event is free and open to the public. Join the Soque River Watershed Association and the city of Freedom Hill hosts monthly fundraiser Clarkesville for Georgia’s annual volunteer stream cleanup, 9 a.m.- Freedom Hill at Jacob’s Ladder hosts an indoor yard sale fund- HCT to Present ‘The Marvelous Wonderettes’ noon, Sept. 21. Meet at Pitts Park in Clarkesville. Cook out to follow. raiser from 8 a.m.-2 p.m., fi rst Friday and Saturday of each month. Tickets are on sale at Habersham Community Theatre for “The Rivers Alive T-shirts to participants. Details/registration: Duncan Donations of gently used items welcome. Freedom Hill is a long-term Marvelous Wonderettes,” a musical featuring songs of the ‘50s and Hughes, 706-754-7872 or [email protected]. residential recovery home for women, located at 210 Loudermilk ‘60s. Performances: Sept. 19-22 and 26-29. Tickets: $18 for adults, Habersham County Democratic Party Meeting Lane, Demorest. Details: 706-776-6109. $11 for children and full-time students. Reservations: 706-839-1315 or habershamtheater.org. The Habersham County Democratic Party will meet, 10 a.m., Sept. Sale at Pitt Stop Thrift Store 28, Clarkesville Library Community Room. Note location change. The Pitt Stop Thrift Store is having sale on clothing through Sep- Cruise-in at Ebenezer Baptist Church Guest speaker will be David Robinson, Ninth Congressional District tember. Clothes now 50 cents and up. Located at 165 Camp Creek A cruise-in at Ebenezer Baptist Church, Dicks Hill Parkway, Mt. chairman for Democrats of Georgia. All Democrats are urged to at- Road, Cornelia. Proceeds benefi t Habersham County Veterans Wall Airy, is set for 10 a.m.-2 p.m., Sept. 28. Awards, door prizes, music, tend. Details: 706-768-1782. of Honor, CASA, John B. Gesbocker Animal Shelter. Details: 706- food. Details: Mike McCoy, 706-476-4734; Clarence Lewallen, 706- Foothills Trout Unlimited to meet 778-3990, 706-778-4224. 499-7362; Johnny Hulsey, 678-618-2992. Georgia Foothills Chapter, Trout Unlimited, meets second Thurs- Habersham Soup Kitchen seeking donations Mt. Airy to host fall festival day each month, 6 p.m., United Community Bank, Clarkesville. Sept. The Habersham Soup Kitchen in Clarkesville, 166 Ritchie St., Mt. Airy is hosting a fall festival, 10 a.m.-2 p.m., Oct. 26, at Mt. 12 program: Healing Waters – fi shing with veterans. Details: georgia- serves lunch to the hungry Monday-Saturday. Monetary donations can Airy Town Hall. Car show – $20/registration, music, door prizes, food. foothills.org or 678-316-1288. be sent to P.O. Box 1138, Clarkesville, GA 30523; non-perishable food Details: Mike McCoy, 706-476-4734; Mike Garrett, 706-776-2467; Habersham Sunrise Rotary Club meets weekly items may be dropped off at the kitchen at noon, Monday-Saturday. Jerry Elrod, 706-968-9044. Habersham Sunrise Rotary Club invites you to visit. The club Kenny Brown fund seeking donations Storytime at Cornelia Library meets at 7 a.m., Thursday mornings, Hawg Wild BBQ & Catfi sh The Kenny Brown Library Books for Children fund is asking for Join the staff for storytime at the Cornelia Public Library, 10 a.m. House, Clarkesville. donations. All money will go to Clarkesville and Cornelia libraries to each Thursday. For a calendar of events, go to cornelialibrary.com or Sons of Confederate Veterans purchase children’s books. Send donations to: Helping Hands Minis- stop by the library. Habersham Guard Camp No. 716, Sons of Confederate Veterans, tries, P.O. Box 337, Tallulah Falls, GA 30573. Beginners wanted for dulcimer group meets third Tuesday of each month, 7 p.m., meeting room, Clarkes- Have a dulcimer or building one in a class and not sure what to ville Library. Seeking a few good men who still believe our Southern Reunions do with it? Learn how to play it with Lynn McCollum of the Yonah Pick- heritage is special and should be preserved for future generations. ers. No charge. Meet second, fourth Sundays at Helen Presbyterian “Heritage not Hate.” Details: 706-778-7372. Blair-James reunion Church; fi rst, third Mondays at Bethlehem Baptist Church, Clarkes- North Georgia Airborne Association meets monthly The Blair-James reunion is set for 1 p.m., Sept. 8, at Hazel Creek ville. Details: 706-499-3212. Baptist Church. Bring covered dishes, drinks. Donations of door Anyone who is serving on active duty on jump status, or has ever prizes needed. Details: 706-776-2398. Health & Fitness served in any uniformed service on either jump or glider status and was honorably discharged is invited to North Georgia Airborne Asso- Reunion honoring York/Beck descendants ciation monthly meetings. Field trips, outings, military events. Details: A Seymour and Miriam Beck York family reunion is scheduled National Alliance on Mental 10:30 a.m., Sept. 14, Rabun County Civic Center, Clayton. Photos, Illness offers classes nga-airborne-assoc.org or Gary Weller, 678-943-1935. Clarkesville Writing Society noon; lunch, 1 p.m. Lunch provided; $7 adults, $5 under 12. Bring Does someone in your family have a memorabilia. RSVP by Aug. 31: Cheryl York Smith, 706-778-7500 or mental illness? Understanding and caring for The Clarkesville Writing Society, sponsored by the Friends of the Beverly Smith Jenkins, 864-236-8570. a loved one with mental illness can be a chal- Clarkesville Library, meets 10 a.m.-noon on Fridays at the Clarkesville Library and is open to all adults interested in writing. Bring writing mate- Trotter-Davis reunion set lenge. Free 12-week family-to-family education course, begins Sept. The Trotter-Davis reunion will be held, 10:30 a.m., Sept. 15, at 9. Meet 6:30 p.m. each Monday, First Baptist Church, 751 Green St., rials. Free. Details: Mary Anne, 706-778-5344, or Marie, 706-865-5280. DAV meets monthly Clarkesville Church of God, just across bridge on state Route 197 Gainesville, Room 208. Details: Larry Adams, 678-617-1332. North. Basic life support CPR offered Disabled American Veterans Chapter 15, Habersham, Rabun and Stephens counties, meets at 6 p.m., fi rst Monday each month, Rabun Lewallen family reunion planned Basic life support CPR course is 9 a.m., Sept. 14. Cost: $90. The Lewallen family reunion will be held Sept. 15, Nails Creek Designed to provide healthcare professionals the ability to recognize Fire House, 7974 Old Highway 441 S., Lakemont. Offer assistance to all veterans’ needs. Details: Commander Doug Wayne, 706-782- Baptist Church. Covered dish lunch: 1 p.m. Bring food/drink for your and treat several life-threatening emergencies. Two-year American family and to share. Plates, cups, utensils, ice, etc., will be provided. Heart Association certifi cations. Location: 141 N. Main St., Cleveland. 2152; Service Offi cer Nate Marple, 706-949-8352. Cornelia Downtown Development Authority Reunion committee in search of descendants of fi rst generation of Details: cprexpert.com, 706-969-9629. Llewellyns, Thomas Llewellyn. Details: Brenda L. Bellamy, 706-677- Full Moon Suspension Bridge Hike at TGSP Cornelia Downtown Development Authority meets 8:30 a.m., fi rst 4640; or Mary A. Wright, 770-887-2493. Enjoy the gorge in the magical, shimmering light of the full moon: Thursday of each month, at 102 Hodges St., Cornelia. Cantrell family reunion set Cornelia Hospitality & Tourism Board 7-9 p.m., Sept. 19; 8:15-10:15 p.m., Sept. 20, Tallulah Gorge State Cantrell family reunion is set, Sept. 21, Bethel Baptist Church, state Park. Hike begins at interpretive center; considered strenuous. Regis- Cornelia Hospitality & Tourism Board meets at 8 a.m., third Tues- Route 356 four miles from Helen. Potluck lunch, good southern hos- ter in advance. Cost: $5 plus $5 parking. Details: 706-754-7981. day of each month, at 102 Hodges St., Cornelia. pitality can’t be beat. Come discover new relatives and see old ones. Free ‘Your State Parks Day’ Sept. 28 VFW 7720 meets Registration begins, 11 a.m. Details: Wayne Cantrell, 678-481-4130. Join in a celebration of state parks, historic sites with free admis- VFW Post 7720 meets at 6:30 p.m. every third Monday. Play bingo Elrod reunion set sion, 7 a.m.-10 p.m., Sept. 28. Sponsored by Friends of Georgia State at 6:30 p.m. every Thursday night. Details: 706-499-2100. The Elrod reunion is set for 1 p.m., Sept. 22, Hill Street Baptist Parks & Historic Sites, the statewide event showcases how parks American Legion looking for new members Church, 325 Hill St., Toccoa. Bring a covered dish; all paper prod- enrich communities, importance of local volunteerism. Details: 800- American Legion Post No. 84 needs you. Meet at 7 p.m., Cornelia ucts/drinks provided. Details: Kirk Brown, 706-886-8790; Cheryl@ 864-7275 or gastateparks.org/map. Library, the fourth Tuesday of each month. Members active in com- [email protected]; Jerry Elrod, 706-754-9108. Activities for seniors munity. Need your membership and participation. Details: Garnett SHHS class of ’56 reunion set Join the Habersham County Senior Center for exercise classes, Hulsey, 706-778-5533; or Rex Burch, 706-949-0483. The South Habersham High School class of 1956 reunion is nutrition education, computer classes, Nintendo Wii games, bingo Computer classes for seniors planned for 11 a.m., Oct. 19, at the Food Factory, Cornelia. Details: and cards, crafts, big screen TV, guest speakers and an on-site Computer classes offered at Habersham County Senior Center – Contact Betty Shore Erickson, 770-851-8689. library, just to mention a few activities. Details: 706-776-7768. Beginner/Intermediate. All classes free of charge to county residents Strength and mobility class 50 years and older. Donations accepted. Details: 706-776-7768. Volunteer opportunities Habersham County Senior Center offers a strength, mobility class Mt. Ivy Decorative Artists at 9:30 a.m. every Monday, Thursday, Friday. Details: 706-776-7768. Mt. Ivy Decorative Artists meet at the Senior Center in Demorest, Red Cross schedules blood drives Free yoga classes fi rst Saturday of each month. Beginners, advanced artists welcome. The American Red Cross will have blood drives at the following Free yoga classes offered 6-8 p.m. Tuesdays, 10 a.m.-noon Thurs- Members of Society for Decorative Painters. Details: Flynn Gentry- locations: 12:30-6 p.m., Sept. 10, Cornelia Community House; 1-7 days, and 10 a.m.-1 p.m. the fi rst Saturday of each month, at Panther Taylor, 706-839-8841. p.m., Sept. 11, Bethlehem Baptist Church, Clarkesville; 11 a.m.-4 Brook Spiritual Center, Turnerville. Reservations required. Details: Dr. Historical Society museum open p.m., Sept. 25, North Georgia Tech, Clarkesville. Volunteers needed to help at blood drives. Details: [email protected]. Emerson D. Brooking, 706-754-7488 or pantherbrook.com. The Habersham County Historical Society museum, which in- Silver Sneakers cludes the Standard Telephone Museum, is open 11 a.m.-2 p.m. the Volunteer needed to teach computer skills Habersham County Senior Center offers a Silver Sneakers class, fi rst Saturday of each month. The Historical Society is located at 228 Can you devote 1-1.5 hours a week to teach intermediate com- 10:30 a.m. every Monday, Thursday, Friday. Details: 706-776-7768. N. Main St., Cornelia. Details: habershamhistoricalsociety.org. puter skills to local seniors? If so, call Imogene, Habersham County Clubs/organizations/government Clarkesville Main Street board to meet Senior Center, 706-776-7768. Clarkesville Main Street Board of Directors meets 8:30 a.m., sec- CASA needs volunteers Do you have time and a passion for helping children? The CASA Order of the Rainbow for Girls ond Tuesday each month, city hall. Details: 706-754-2220. Teen Age Republicans meet program provides trained volunteers to advocate for children involved Calling all former members of the International Order of the Rain- in abuse/neglect cases in Juvenile Court. Volunteer training will begin bow for Girls, who hold a “Majority” degree: There is expressed inter- Teen Age Republicans (TARS) meet the fi rst and third Monday of soon in your area. Details: NE Georgia CASA, 706-886-1098. est in start-up of an assembly in the Cornelia area. Majority members each month. If you are interested in getting involved or to RSVP, call Simon Miller, 706-949-0626. Seeking volunteers for Habersham Medical Center are needed for assistance at this time. Details: 706-776-3112. If you’re looking for a way to contribute to your county by volunteer- Alto hosting farmers market School events ing, consider volunteering at Habersham Medical Center. Details: Ryan The town of Alto is hosting a farmers market, Saturdays, 7 a.m.- Snow, director of Volunteer Services, 706-754-3113, ext. 1116 or 2810. noon, in the parking lot of town hall and in the lot across from town Student registration ongoing Habersham Humane Society needs volunteers hall. Produce, baked goods and handmade crafts are welcome. No Students new to Habersham County Schools must register at the Habersham Humane Society needs volunteers for shelter, event yard sale items. Everyone invited. Details: 706-778-8035. centralized registration offi ce, Habersham County Schools Technol- planning/execution, fundraising, public relations, animal transport, Tailwaggers 911 looking for volunteer coordinator ogy Center, [Habersham Ninth Grade Academy], 165 Raider Circle, short-term fostering of animals. Details: 706-839-1040. Tailwaggers 911, a local animal foster and transport organization, Mt. Airy. Hours are 7 a.m.-6 p.m. Details: 706-754-2118. Volunteers needed for Clarkesville Greenway is looking for a volunteer foster coordinator to help fi nd foster homes Level Grove school council plans meetings Volunteers needed for various duties related to maintenance and prior to transport. Details: Elain Brown, 706-499-3303. Under the Open Meetings Act, the Level Grove Elementary School promotion of the Clarkesville Greenway. Details: 706-754-9382. Clarkesville Farmers Market at OCM Council has established the following dates for meetings during the Foster parents needed The Clarkesville Farmer’s Market is located at Old Clarkesville Mill 2013-14 school year. All meetings will begin at 3 p.m., in the main con- Habersham County needs volunteers to consider fostering ne- on Saturdays, 9 a.m.-noon. ference room of the school: Sept. 10, Dec. 10, March 11 and May 6. glected/abused children. Details: Annie Murphy, 706-754-0392. Retired educators to meet Free GED practice tests The Habersham Retired Educators Association will meet, 10:30 Free GED practice tests at North Georgia Technical College Adult Support groups a.m., Sept. 9, Clarkesville Baptist Church. All former, new members Education Center, Cornelia, 8:30 a.m., Sept. 14. Pre-registration is invited to attend. Details: 706-754-2617. required. Call 706-776-7323 to schedule. Daniel’s Cause offers support for suicide prevention Authority QLSC to meet Fairview Elementary plans blood drive Suicide is a permanent solution to a temporary problem. For more The Authority Quality Leadership Steering Committee of the Hos- Fairview Elementary will be having a blood drive, 8:30 a.m.-2:30 information on awareness and prevention, visit and “like” Daniel’s Cause pital Authority of Habersham County will have its quarterly meeting, p.m., Sept. 20. Each student who recruits at least one presenting on Facebook. For suicide crisis support, call 1-800-273-talk(8255). 7:30 a.m., Sept. 10, in the West Wing Boardroom, Habersham Medi- blood donor will be recognized with a gift from American Red Cross. cal Center, Demorest. Details: redcrossblood.org or 1-800-RED-CROSS. Log on to redcross- Republican party to meet blood.org to sign up for donation time. The Habersham Republican Party will meet Sept. 10, Ruby C. HCLC to offer fi nancial education class Fulbright Aquatic Center, Clarkesville. Refreshments, 6:30 p.m.; meet- Financial education class, sponsored by Habersham Christian Learn- ing, 7 p.m. Scheduled speaker: Martha Reabold with the SPLOST VI ing Center, is being offered beginning Sept. 26. Learn basic budgeting DISABILITY DENIED? Committee. skills while avoiding the dangers of debt. The cost of $40/person or $60/couple; covers all course materials. Details: 706-778-5483. Let us help you get the disability and Hospital Authority Finance Committee to meet Let us helpmedical you get the monthly benefits benefits andyou medical deserve! coverage you need The Hospital Authority Finance Committee will have its regular Fundraisers monthly meeting, 12:30 p.m., Sept. 10, West Wing Boardroom, Call Habersham Medical Center, Demorest. Exercise equipment on sale ADAMS & ASSOCIATES Woodturners to meet All exercise equipment on sale this week, $10 Mountain Laurel Woodturners meet at 6:30 p.m., Sept. 12. All each, at Habitat for Humanity’s ReStore. Bring your skill levels are invited – from “just interested” to advanced. For loca- donations when you come to shop, receive addi- tion, call Richard St. John, 706-754-8895. tional 10 percent off your purchase that day. Hours: 9 a.m.-3 p.m., B1 Inside B: Lions drop opening soccer matches Page 2B Sports The Northeast Georgian, Friday, September 6, 2013 Up Next G2 Friday, Sept. 6 Stephens County HCHS Football Region: 8-AAAA Raiders vs. Stephens County 2013 Record: 1-0 7:30 p.m. - Mt. Airy Head Coach: Travis Nolan Last Meeting: 44-8 (2012) HCHS Softball Lifetime Record vs. HC: 26-11-1 North Oconee Classic 4 p.m. - Madison County 8 p.m. - Tattnall Raiders, Saturday, Sept. 7 HCHS Softball North Oconee Classic Indians 10:15 a.m. - East Hall 5 p.m. - Ola square off HCHS Competition Cheer Varsity @ Apalachee By MARK TURNER TBA - Bethlehem Habersham Central fac- HCHS Cross Country es an old adversary tonight Mountain Eagle Invitational in the home opener at Raid- 9 a.m. - Clarkesville er Stadium. The Stephens County Indians, fresh off HCHS Volleyball a 21-13 win over Franklin Mill Creek JV Tournament County last week, invade 9 a.m. - Hoschton John Larry Black Field at 7:30 for the 39th meeting between the two teams. Monday, Sept. 9 The Raiders (0-1) HCHS Softball dropped the 2013 season JV/Varsity vs. Stephens County opener to White County 4:15/5:55 p.m. - Mt. Airy last week, 35-14. The team has spent this week work- ing correct some problems Tuesday, Sept. 10 that plagued them during HCHS Volleyball the loss to the Warriors. V - North Gwinnett/Collins Hill “When you play a veter- 5/7 p.m. - Mt. Airy an, playoff team like White County, you can't make HCHS Softball See Raiders, Page 2B JV/Varsity @ Collins Hill 4:30/6 p.m. - Lawrenceville

Thursday, Sept. 12 HCHS Football HC suffers JV vs. Cedar Shoals 5:30 p.m. - Mt. Airy 9th Grade @ Banks County 5:30 p.m. - Homer region loss

Middle School Football By MARK TURNER Wilbanks @ North Habersham MARK TURNER/Staff Habersham Central’s 5:30 p.m. - Clarkesville Taylor Hill, No. 3, and middle hitter Lainey Gosnell get set to return a serve during Habersham Central’s match South Habersham vs. Rabun softball team saw its 5:30 p.m. - Cornelia against Lakeview Tuesday night in Mt. Airy. season-opening winning streak come to an end Tuesday in Suwanee as North Gwinnett posted a NGYFA 3-0 win over the Lady Raid- HC splits with Rabun, Lakeview ers. HCHS started the sea- By MARK TURNER our best.” iew grabbed the momentum in son 6-0, including winning Saturday, Sept. 7 its fi rst four 7-AAAAAA 7-year-old Division The Lady Raiders managed the opening set, posting a 25-18 Habersham Central split a to survive the slow start against win. The Lady Lions continued games, before suffering the Hab. (#1) vs. White Nix loss to the Lady Bulldogs. 9 a.m. - Mt. Airy pair of volleyball matches Tues- Rabun to post a 2-0 win. to play well in the second set and Meryl Tench led the offensive seemed ready to put the match The Lady Raiders, who Hab. (#2 ) vs. White Young day on a night when they, admit- tedly, were not at their best. attack with seven kills, while away when the lead swelled to 20- came into the game hit- 10:30 a.m. - Mt. Airy The Lady Raiders (9-3) Kyra Shalikashvili added fi ve, 13. But the Lady Raiders staged a ting .398 as a team and av- 8-year-old Division knocked off Rabun County in the Lainey Gosnell and Abi Lovell big rally, going on an 11-4 run to eraging almost eight runs Hab. vs. North Hall opening match, but fell to Lakev- each had two, and Kristin Sosby tie things up at 24-24. a game, had a hard time Noon - Mt. Airy iew Academy in the nightcap. had one. Gosnell also had two Lakeview managed to stop the getting anything going 9-year-old Division “These matches were prob- blocks and Shalikashvili had run at that point, winning the against North pitcher Han- ably two of the slowest starts one. next two points to close out the nah Harrison. Hab. (#1) vs. Dawson Harrison limited the 1:30 p.m. - Mt. Airy we've had this season,” HCHS McKay George and Haley set and seal the match. head coach Lindsay Drummond Cook each had fi ve assists, while “The girls played with more Lady Raiders to just three Hab. (#2) vs. Fannin hits and no walks while 3 p.m. - Mt. Airy said. “We just came out fl at and Caeli Chambers coming up with intensity against Lakeview, but 12 digs. striking out 13 in the shut- 10-year-old Division with very little energy. Although we beat Rabun, we didn't play In the second match, Lakev- Hab. (#1) vs. Towns See Volleyball, Page 2B See Softball, Page 2B 4:30 p.m. - Mt. Airy Hab. (#2) vs Rabun 6 p.m. - Mt. Airy 11-year-old Division Hab. (#1) vs. Lumpkin Noon - Dahlonega Lady Lions knock off TMC Hab. (#2) vs. East Hall 1:30 p.m. - Gainesville Staff report

Piedmont College picked Shorts up a pair of wins in wom- en’s soccer during the fi rst week of the season and Youth basketball Laura Goodwin played a The Habersham County big role in both victories. The Lady Lions (2-1) Recreation Department is now got by Truett-McConnell accepting registration for youth College 2-1 in overtime on basketball for ages 4-6. a goal by Goodwin. Last Registration runs through Sunday, Goodwin, the USA Sept. 20. Registration is available South Athletic Conference the HCRD offi ce, located in the Player of the Week, scored Ruby C. Fulbright Aquatic Center a pair of goals in PC’s 5-0 near Clarkesville. win over Guilford College. Participants must be 4 years In the match against old prior to Oct. 1, 2013 and not TMC, the two teams bat- tled in a scoreless tie for 7 years old prior to Jan. 1, 2014. the fi rst 78 minutes of the A birth certifi cate is required to match. participate in the program. The Lady Lions got the The registration fee is $75 per fi rst goal of the match at the player. The player fee includes a 79:32 mark as Shayna Rog- team T-shirt and shorts.There will ers scored off a pass from be no observation session for this Savannah Castles to make age group. it 1-0. For more information, call 706- But it took TMC only 25 MARK TURNER/Staff 839-0234. seconds to tie the game as Tania Perez scored to send the game into overtime. HCHS CROSS COUNTRY All Sports Pass In the extra period, The Habersham Central cross country teams, including Se- Athletic passes for all Goodwin launched a long shot off TMC’s keeper bastian Galloway, above, joins forces with the North Georgia regular season home games for Emily Beche’s hand that Technical College cross country program for the Mountain Habersham Central High School, dropped into the back of the Eagle Invitational Saturday on the Clarkesville campus. Habersham Ninth Grade Acad- net for the game-winning emy and all three of the county’s JASPER LEE/Special goal. The goal was Good- Habersham Central is one of 15 schools in this year's middle schools’ sports teams are Laura Goodwin was named USA South’s Player win’s third of the season. event, which begins at 9 a.m. with the boys' varsity race. available this year. of the Week after scoring two goals in a win In the win over Guilford, The girls' varsity race starts at 9:30 a.m., with a combined See Shorts, Page 2B over Guilford College. See Soccer, Page 2B junior varsity race starting at 10:15 a.m. B2 2B The Northeast Georgian Friday, September 6, 2013

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missed serves and serve receive errors ultimately proved too much to over- come,” Drummond said. “I am proud of them for battling back after being down 20-13 to tie it up 24-24. That showed a lot of guts.” Shalikashvili had five kills in the match, includ- ing a pair in the Lady Raid- ers' run in the second set. Tench and Gosnell each had two kills and Sosby had one. Gosnell had a team-high two blocks. Cook had three as- sists while Sosby had two. Chambers led the team with six digs with Chase- lin Allen posting three.

JV wins two The junior varsity squad posted a pair of wins over Rabun and Lakeview to improve its record to 9-3. HCHS knocked off Rabun 25-15, 25-14, and BRIAN GAID/Special then beat Lakeview 25-13, PC’s Vincent Thomas runs down a loose ball during a match against Louisiana College. 25-23. “The Lakeview match was a huge match for our girls, especially the ones in ninth grade,” JV head Lions fall in opening tourney coach Ethan Burke said. “Last year the eighth grade team lost twice to Lakeview, including once Staff report with weather delays as a the final 20 minutes of the MARK TURNER/Staff storm moved through the second half to close out the in the middle school cham- The Piedmont College Rome area. win. pionship.” Abby Cathcart waits on a serve during the junior varsity men's soccer team started Berry grabbed the lead The Vikings outshot In the win over Rabun, team’s win over Lakeview Academy. the season with a 0-2 re- 35 minutes into the first the Lions 25-5 during the Addie Berry, Carlee Ru- cord at the Winshape In- half and never allowed the match, keeping pressure ark, and Alley Parham five kills in the win over “We dominated the first vitational at Berry College Lions to garner a equaliz- on the PC defensive all each had two aces and Lakeview, while Thomp- set, but found themselves in Rome last week. ing goal the rest of the half. through the 90-minute Natalie Thompson and son and Parham each behind 20-18 in the second After opening the sea- The Vikings came out match. Addie Berry each had two had two. Parham paced set,” Burke said. “The girls son with a 1-0 loss to Loui- aggressively to start the The Lions look for their kills. Emily Jo Ariail and the team with three aces, got together as a team and siana College, the Lions second half and pushed first win of the season Sept. Kinley Maney led the team while Ariail had five as- fought it out to the end to dropped a 4-0 decision the lead to 2-0 in the open- 10, traveling to Greenville, with two assists each. sists and Kinley Maney win the set and close out to Berry College. Both ings of the half. The Vi- S.C. to take on Bob Jones Berry had a team-high had two. the match.” matches were plagued kings scored twice more in University. Softball From Page 1B

out. be busy this weekend, ing four games. Moriah Strother had playing four games at the The tournament is two hits and drove in a Veterans Memorial Tour- hosted by North Oconee run for the Lady Bulldogs, nament in Watkinsville. and Oconee County high while Makenna Dowell According to the tour- schools, with games played had a hit and RBI. nament’s official schedule, at at Herman C. Michael HCHS, which remains the Lady Raiders open play Park and Oconee Veterans in first place in the region at 4 p.m. Friday against Park in Watkinsville. standings despite the loss, Madison County, and then The Lady Raiders play had another key region play Tattnall at 8 p.m. Stephens County next game last night, taking On Saturday, the Lady Monday at home, and then on Mill Creek at the Lady Raiders take on East Hall get back into region play Raider Softball Complex in at 10:15 a.m, followed by a 5 Tuesday, traveling to Law- Mt. Airy. Game score and p.m. matchup against Ola. renceville to take on Col- details were unavailable at The event features 21 lins Hill, which is current- press time. teams from around the ly ranked No. 2 in the latest The Lady Raiders will state, with each team play- Class AAAAAA poll.

Soccer From Page 1B TOM ASKEW/Special HCHS head coach Michael Pollock talks to the offensive unit during a timeout in last the Lady Lions scored a ers found the net, scoring Goodwin picking up the pair of goals in the open- off a pass from Meghan assist on the goal. Castles week’s season opener against White County. ing half and then finished Helm to give the Lady Li- scored the final goal, head- things off with three goals ons a 2-0 advantage at the ing a pass from Helm into down the stretch to run break. the corner of the net to Raiders From Page 1B away with the game. Goodwin struck again make it 5-0. Goodwin got things early in the second half, Marjorie Hammond mistakes like we made in this week.” and Mason Long, two solid rolling, scoring of an as- scoring off a pass from Me- posted the shutout in goal, the first half,” HCHS head Pollock said he was running backs in Spario sist from Rogers to give PC gan Hatfield. Nikki Means working all 90 minutes. coach Michael Pollock. somewhat pleased with the Reese and Jai Brown, a a 1-0 at the 40:52 mark. got into the scoring act lat- The shutout was the 22nd The Raiders had a hard way the team played in the playmaker in receiver Mi- Four minutes later, Rog- er in the half, with Cydney of Hammond’s career. time getting anything second half. cah Oglesby, and a big of- started offensively against “We regained some fensive line that includes the Warriors in the open- composure and played Ben Cleveland, a 6-7, ing half, and the defensive more like we should have 322-pound sophomore that unit gave up some big plays been playing the whole is one of the top college re- on third down that were game,” Pollock said. cruits in the 2016 class. key in the Warriors' build- The Raiders have put “Their offense is very ing a 28-0 halftime lead. the loss to White County similar to ours,” Pollock 2013 - 2014 “We didn't respond very on the shelf and turned said. “They use multiple well offensively after they their focus to Stephens formations that we'll have scored on the first drive,” County, which won last to adjust to. They are good Pollock said. “We went year's meeting 44-8 at The and they will be tough to REGIONAL HEALTH three and out, and that's Reservation in Toccoa. defend.” not a good response. I'm The Raiders enter to- Defensively, Pollock ex- very disappointed how night's game hoping to re- pects the Indians to play SERVICES GUIDE we started. On defense, cord their first win against a lot of eight-man front we gave up some big plays the Indians since 1996, schemes. Deion Crawford, on third (down) and long. when HCHS posted a 16-10 Desmond Wheeler, Davis Third and 15, third and 20, victory. McCall, Gary Walker and A medical breakthrough! e residents of Rabun, you can't give up big plays “Stephens is a very well- Oglesby are a few of the In- like that. They scored one coached football team,” dian standouts on that side Habersham, Lumpkin, Dawson and White counties time on third and long and Pollock said. “They are al- of the ball. had another play that set ways very athletic and we “They've shown some will soon have the information at hand to contact up a touchdown. That's 14 expect them to be that way 4-4 stuff and a 3-5 look,” points right there. We just again this year. Pollock said. “It's going and locate hospitals, doctors and healthcare facilities. have to be able to get off the The Indians' offense to come down to who exe- field and that's something features a dual threat at cutes and minimizes their is handy magazine-size publication will be we've worked on very hard quarterback in Zeb Noland mistakes and penalties.” inserted into the newspapers listed below. Used as a directory, it will have a long shelf-life in thousands of Shorts From Page 1B local homes. Reserve your space now! 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SPRINT CUP NATIONWIDE SERIES CAMPING WORLD TRUCKS Race: Federated Auto Parts 400 Race: Virginia 529 College Savings 250 Race: Fan Appreciation 200 NEXT Where: Richmond International Raceway Where: Richmond International Raceway Where: Iowa Speedway When: Saturday, 7:30 p.m. (ET) When: Friday, 7:30 p.m. (ET) When: Sunday, 2 p.m. (ET) TV: ABC TV: ESPN2 TV: Fox Sports 1 UP... 2012 Winner: Clint Bowyer (right) 2012 Winner: Kevin Harvick 2012 Winner: Ryan Blaney

NOTEBOOK Chase contenders: Some rise to the top, some have Kevin Harvick makes up for disappointing runs, at Atlanta Motor Speedway 2012 loss with easy win in As often is the case since Nationwide race at Atlanta NASCAR instituted the Chase for the Sprint Cup, Motor Speedway when it comes to crunch time, the cream rises to the top. The finishing order of Sunday night’s AdvoCare 500 at Atlanta Motor Speedway, the next-to-last race before the start of the champion- ship-deciding, 10-race Chase, found eight Chase contenders in the top 10.

Kyle Busch, who seized the NASCAR Images for Edmonds/Getty Justin lead with a strong restart Busch celebrates his AdvoCare 500 win with with 33 laps to go, scored his fourth win of the season, a burnout.

while Joey Logano continued NASCAR for Images Ehrmann/Getty Mike pretty bad night.” Jeff Zelevansky/Getty Images for NASCAR for Images Jeff Zelevansky/Getty his two-month hot streak Kyle Busch in Victory Lane after winning the Sprint Gordon said that Edwards caused most of with a runner-up run that the trouble after the first run-in between Kevin Harvick takes the checkered flag in Cup AdvoCare 500 at Atlanta Motor Speedway. saw him come from behind the two of them, which he said was par- the Nationwide Series race at AMS. both early and late in the 500- bad start to win the AdvoCare 500 and tially his fault. mile race. cruise into the Chase just a year after he “[Edwards] decided that he was going to Since finishing 40th at New Hampshire missed the cut for the championship run. get me back, I guess, every other time I was A year after dominating the 2012 Motor Speedway on July 14, Logano hasn’t “What I’m most proud of [from Atlanta] around him all night,” Gordon said. Nationwide Series race at Atlanta finished worse than eighth and has risen is not necessarily what I did, but just what Kasey Kahne, who will be in the Chase at Motor Speedway, leading 157 of 195 from 18th in the points standings to eighth. these [crew] guys were able to do,” he said. least as a wild card entry, was involved in laps only to lose to Ricky Stenhouse He said that assuming he holds on to his “It all comes full circle sometimes, but we the same pit-road incident as Johnson, lost Jr. on the last lap, Kevin Harvick Chase spot through Saturday night’s race were in a whole different situation 365 31 laps while his car was being repaired, at Richmond, he considers himself one of days ago and not being able to make the and finished 36th. rolled to a relatively easy win in the favorites to take the title. Chase, and [Sunday] was a night where Dale Earnhardt Jr., Greg Biffle and Kurt Saturday’s Great Clips/Grit Chips “I feel like, with three straight top-fives we needed to prove to ourselves that we’re Busch head to Richmond in the top 10 300. right now, we have a really good shot at it,” championship contenders.” but not assured of Chase berths, while Harvick dominated the last half of Logano said. “This team is super strong, Three drivers who entered Atlanta with Newman and Truex are 14th and 15th, the race, leading 132 laps, and held and it looks like we’re hitting our stride at their Chase berths secure had disappoint- respectively, in the standings with a win the right time, right here.” ing runs, as Jimmie Johnson was involved apiece, giving them chances to secure wild off Kyle Busch in the closing laps to Martin Truex Jr. finished third despite in a pit road incident on his first stop and card Chase berths. secure his first Nationwide victory severe pain from a broken wrist suffered struggled to a 28th-place finish, which fol- Defending Cup champion Brad of the season, the 40th of his career the week before at Bristol Motor Speedway, lowed finishes of 36th at Bristol and 40th Keselowski will need a dramatic turn of and his second at AMS. while fellow Chase contenders Kurt Busch at Michigan. Clint Bowyer blew an engine events at Richmond to even have a chance Busch was the runner-up ahead of and Ryan Newman completed the top five. while leading and finished 39th, and Carl to try to defend his title. He blew an engine Sam Hornish Jr., Kasey Kahne and Jeff Gordon was sixth, Dale Earnhardt Edwards, who led 68 laps in the early after leading 31 laps, finished 35th and Jr. eighth and Kevin Harvick ninth, with going, faded to 18th at the end. dropped four spots in the standings to 15th, Kyle Larson. only seventh-finishing Juan Pablo Montoya Edwards said that contact with Gordon 28 points out of the top 10. Hornish’s finish allowed him to and 10th-place Brian Vickers joining the doomed his chances of winning at Atlanta, Keselowski said that to say he’s frustrated push his points lead from six to 10 Chasers in the top 10 at Atlanta. where he got his first Cup win. He and with his season is an understatement, but over second-place Austin Dillon, who Kyle Busch secured his spot in the Chase, Gordon discussed the incident after the he said it’s not because his cars aren’t fast. finished eighth at Atlanta. joining Jimmie Johnson, Clint Bowyer, race but didn’t come to any agreement “We ran up front, and we continue to show Kevin Harvick, Carl Edwards and Matt about what happened. that we at least have the pieces of what it Kenseth. He said that just like his win at “[Gordon] wasn’t very happy with our takes every week to be a title threat and Atlanta, winning his first Sprint Cup cham- conversation, but at the end of the day, I to be in the Chase,” he said. “But we just pionship will be an uphill climb. But he’s feel like he was the aggressor,” Edwards haven’t put together all those pieces every SPRINT CUP STANDINGS encouraged by his team’s rebound from a said. “The bigger picture for us is we had a week, and that’s what it takes.” Ganassi betting on Kyle Larson’s talent over his seat time 1. Jimmie Johnson, 837 in appointing him driver of No. 42 Chevrolet in 2014 2. Clint Bowyer, 809 Sprint Cup team owner Chip Ganassi has a track record of taking Nationwide cars he’s now 3. Kevin Harvick, 795 chances when he hires race drivers, and that was the case again as he’s driving to the more power- picked the relatively inexperienced Kyle Larson as the new driver of his ful Cup cars. No. 42 Chevrolet beginning next year. “With my sprint car In choosing Larson, a 21-year-old racer who has just 24 Nationwide background, they’re 1,400- 4. Carl Edwards, 795 Series career starts and six more in the Camping World Truck Series, pound cars with 900- Ganassi is betting that the youngster’s immense talent will overcome horsepower engines,” he his lack of seat time in vehicles similar to the ones he’ll drive on the said. “I’m used to having 5. Kyle Busch, 786 Sprint Cup circuit. Larson has a win and a second-place finish in Trucks way too much horsepower. NASCAR Images for Smith/Getty Patrick this season and six top-five finishes in the Nationwide Series, but he’s a I think that will translate Chip Ganassi (right) announces the appoint- regular winner on short-track circuits. well to the Cup cars.” ment of Kyle Larson as the new driver of And in teaming up with Ganassi, Larson, who has been under con- Larson said that even if the No. 42 Sprint Cup Chevrolet in 2014. 6. Matt Kenseth, 768 tract with the veteran team owner since last year, also is gambling that there are some unknowns Ganassi, who hasn’t won a Cup race since 2010, can deliver him a car as far as moving up to the Cup series so quickly, he wouldn’t do it any capable of continuing his upward career climb. other way. 7. Dale Earnhardt Jr., 750 Fellow racer Ryan Newman said that while Larson is short on “These opportunities don’t come about very often,” he said. “You never NASCAR starts, his experience in sprint cars and other forms of motor- know when you have another shot like this. You have to capitalize on it sports has him prepared to take over the car now driven by Juan Pablo and do the best you can.” Montoya. Ganassi, who also fields the No. 1 Chevrolet driven by Jamie 8. Joey Logano, 729 “I think Kyle has definitely proven across the board he can drive McMurray, said he believes his team can give Larson cars capable of absolutely anything — anywhere, anytime,” Newman said, adding that continuing his career climb. the real tests will come off the track. “I think the biggest challenge he’s “I think our cars have shown they can run in the top five, top 10 on a 9. Greg Biffle, 727 going to have ahead of him is not what happens outside of this [media] pretty regular basis this season,” he said, adding that he’s not expecting room, it’s what happens inside of this room — the media part of it; the Larson to take him to Victory Lane immediately. “I think Kyle is the publicity part of it,” Newman said. kind of driver, when he sees an opportunity in front of him, he takes it. For his part, Larson said he’s up to the challenges. If that means it’s a win — hey, great. There’s no pressure for him to win 10. Kurt Busch, 719 He said his sprint car experience will help him transition from the his first year out.”

Chase Elliott becomes youngest winner in Truck Allmendinger to return to Sprint Cup Series history with victory on road course at CTMP NUMERICALLY Chase Elliott, the full-time in 2014 17-year-old son of Sprint A.J. Allmendinger, whose Cup veteran Bill Elliott, racing career appeared to SPEAKING scored a dramatic be in great jeopardy when — and controversial he failed a drug test in Laps led — victory in Sunday’s July 2012 and lost his ride by Denny Camping World Truck with Penske Racing, will 1,390 Series race on the road Hamlin in the return to the Sprint Cup past 17 Sprint Cup races course at Canadian circuit full-time next sea- Tire Motorsport Park in son as driver of the No. 47 at Richmond International Bowmanville, Ontario. Toyota, the same car he’s Raceway, tops among all Elliott, who became

Jonathan Ferrey/Getty Images for NASCAR for Images Ferrey/Getty Jonathan drivers. the youngest driver been driving on a limited basis this season. ever to win a major NASCAR Images for Geoff Burke/Getty A.J. Allmendinger He said during a press Laps led at Richmond NASCAR race, grabbed Chase Elliott celebrates his Chevrolet Silverado by Joey Logano (seven the lead just yards from 250 victory with his father, Sprint Cup veteran conference at Atlanta that the one-car JTG-Daugherty Racing 0 team suits him fine. career Cup starts) and the finish line after con- Bill Elliott (left), and his mother, Cindy. tact with race leader Ty “Everybody’s got such good family values,” he said. “It’s been Brad Keselowski (eight Cup Dillon — contact that sent Dillon “Sometimes you’ve got to do what great for me to be a part of the race team so far. It’s a good, starts), the fewest of any crashing into the retaining bar- you’ve got to do to get to Victory little race team ... I feel like we can really build this race team contenders for the Chase for rier. Lane.” and make it stronger.” the Sprint Cup. Elliott motored away to score his Elliott said an angry Dillon, Allmendinger has made four starts already in the car this first Truck win in just his sixth who finished 17th and is third in season, with a best finish of 10th at Watkins Glen. Major NASCAR career start. series points, 63 behind leader The hiring of Allmendinger means that the car’s longtime victories for Toyota “We only have so many shots to Matt Crafton, leaned in his driver, Bobby Labonte, will be looking for a new ride in 250 win these things. I really hate to window after the race and told with Kyle Busch’s the future. He was set to drive the No. 51 Phoenix Racing win in the AdvoCare 500 at win them like that; I really do,” him there would be payback, Chevrolet this weekend at AMS, but broke three ribs in a bicy- Elliott said in his Victory Lane most likely this week at Iowa cling accident last week. He was set to share the No. 47 with Atlanta Motor Speedway. interview. “That’s not how I race, Speedway. Allmendinger in the remaining races this year, but whether and that’s never been how I’ve “He just told me I was better Points positions lost at he’ll return to the car is uncertain. Atlanta Motor Speedway raced before. than that, and we’re probably Allmendinger said he won’t be a part of pushing Labonte out 4 “I had a shot. I was up next to going to have some problems next of the car. by Brad Keselowski and Ty and I knew he was going to try week at Iowa, so we’ll have to “That’s not my decision, and I’m not going to push for that Kasey Kahne, the most of and chop me off. I tried to make play it by ear when we get there,” any Chase contenders. up the difference ... Elliott said. either,” he said. B4 4B The Northeast Georgian Friday, September 6, 2013

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Computer networking All qualified candidates should be available during the week wood Church Rd., Clarkesville. adv. Items, 4' Coats & Clark office at 706-778-4215 to when other caregivers are sick. Lots of variety! learn more. skills a plus. Must be willing to apply at print, dated May 1939 of work- travel. Call 706-219-0204 Ext. Must be familiar with Dish or ers, (photo by Oliver), North www.rescare.com/careers Annual Yard Sale at Baldwin 504 or Email resume: kim@al- on or before September 1, DirecTV with DVR. He will do a Georgia Processing Company lied-com.com national background check. Kwik Wash. 441 Bypass. Inc. 1937, Masonic items, 2013 or call Leanne at Thurs. and Fri. 9/5&9/6. 706-282-0060 for more Call Monday-Friday, 9am-5pm. Wedgewood box, Fostoria Experienced Wait staff and grill Call Ellen Ames at 706-867- Canceled if raining. cooks needed. Extremely fast information. vase and glasses , Aunt We do decks, additions, metal 6134 or 678-521-2813. Jemima clock, glass & china, roofs, roof repairs, and remod- paced team players. Apply in TR27517 ESTATE SALE person Main St. Grill & BBQ. Gateway Health and Rehab, a 405 Alston Cove, Cornelia, GA. brass & copper items, Coke & eling, new and old homes. Call R.C. Bottles in cases, lamps, Mark Morgan 706-835-7396. 110 Main St. Tallulah Falls. 60-bed skilled nursing facility is Fri. 9/6 9a-5p, Sat. 9/7 9a-4p. 706-839-1445. currently accepting applications Vintage collectibles: Flow Blue, occ Chairs, Rockers, 50's radio for a part-time LPN charge Goebel Birds, Hofbauer crystal, cabinet, 2 red kitchen stools, Full or part-time retail sales nurse. Interested applicants bar stools, 50's telephones & clerk in Helen. Must be friendly Van-Briggle, Delfts, Kaiser, may come by and complete an Vintage furniture, appliances, 1990 camcorder, plus other and outgoing. Must be available America's Best Value Inn, He- cameras. Nice selection of APPALACHIAN BOBCAT SER- application at 3201 Westmore- len. Now hiring housekeepers. jewelry. VICES evenings and weekends. Call land Road, Cleveland. For kitchen items, linens, floor 706-878-3156 Apply in person. Pictures @ estatesales.net Bobcat work, grading, hauling, questions, contact Bobbi-Jo, ESTATE TEAM 3 model color TV (works well), bushhog, track hoe (excavator), INITIALS, Inc., a national direct ADON at 706-865-5686. estateteam3.com 2 Eden Pure heaters , tools gravel, dirt, driveways, 706- selling party plan company lo- Now hiring desk staff 20-30 including drill, saws, chain hoist 692-0390, cell-770-826-2758 catd in Clarkesville, GA. Is now Heritage Healthcare of Toccoa hours per week, weekends a Huge Art sale and yard sale! & puller, sanders, sockets, accepting resumes for a full- has a RN 7a-7p Every other must, days & evenings, experi- 985 Pardue Mill Road. hammers, pliers, screwdrivers, Block and Brick mason looking time INVENTORY & LOGIS- weekend Supervisor position ence a plus, computer/typing car jacks, work lights, outside for side work. Small jobs ok. TICS MANAGER. Bachelor's Available Must have current required, background check re- HUGE Consignment Sale yard lights, parts cabinets, Jeff 470-248-5956. degree, extensive experience GA Nursing License and quired. Apply Helendorf Inn, The Barn at Jaemor Farms. garden tools including mower, in inventory, warehousing, lo- Supervisory Experience. This Helen. Hwy.#365 Alto, GA. Fri. 8a-8p gas leaf blower, 2 yard carts, LAHAYNE CONSTRUCTION gistics (preferably international is an excellent Part time Sat. 8a-2p (half price). Clothing shovels, rakes, forks, 2 hedge SERVICES logistics experience) and expe- opportunity with Competitive furniture, home décor, toys and trimmers, 2 wheel barrows, LICENSED & LOCAL rience in team leadership is pay. Apply in person, 633 Falls Now hiring housekeepers, more. 678-920-3161. yard art including bird baths, No Job Too Small. preferred. Full job description at Rd. Toccoa GA 706-886-8491. weekends a must. Apply in per- benches, concrete planters, 706-947-3938 or 706-499-6939. www.initials-inc.com/jobs TR27790 son Helendorf Inn. HUGE Multi-family yard sale at plant hangers, inddor/outdoor [email protected] Please send resume to: Home Instead Senior Care is The Oaks at Scenic View, an Christmas décor, wreths, hous- [email protected] or fax to: the nation's most trusted assisted living facility. Fri.9/6 es, window candles and small LAWRENCE EXCAVATING 706-839-1377, Attn: Inventory source of in-home care. We are Retail Sales. Weekends, 8am-4, Sat.9/7 8am-3. ceramic tree. Bobcat/Excavator, Tree re- & Logistics Manager. We only looking for compassionate, Saturday and Sunday. Maybe 209 Peach Orchard Road This is only a partial listing movals, Gravel, Chips, Equip- hire happy people! hardworking, and dedicated in- some week days. Call 10am- Baldwin, GA. 30511. of a huge sale. Doors open ment hauling. 706-968-4334. www.initials-inc.com dividuals to provide assistance 6pm. 706-947-3440 for an ap- at 8:00 AM on Friday.Not re- for seniors in their home. pointment. HUGE Multi-family yard sale: sponsible for accidents on LABORERS & EXPERIENCED We are seeking caregiver's for Tools, mower, men's and wom- property Call for directions if NAIL DRIVERS needed imme- day/night shifts as well as en's clothes, TONS of kid's needed diately. Pay based on experi- Tallulah Falls School is accept- clothes (all sizes), men's suits, HANDY MAN CAN DO overnights, live-in, and week- ing applications for immediate ence. 706-654-8746. ends with open availability. For formal dresses, household Sale conducted by Experienced veteran. part-time employment in the items, décor, books, CD's, Cole's Collectibles of Martin Yard/hand pruning, pressure Mature Lady seeking female more information, please call food services department. We 706-835-3804 and leave a de- DVD's, and much more! Satur- 706-244-0770 washing, home/mobile home adult aide to assist in house- need a team player to work in a th TR30206 hold, yard, driving, etc. Please tailed message. day Sept. 7 , 8-2. 700 Barron repair, odd jobs. fast-paced environment. Must Drive, Clarkesville. 706-499-5138; 404-216-7269. submit letter of interest to: Nursing Assistant Needed. be energetic, possess a posi- PO Box 355 Helen, GA. 30545 Home Health, Demorest area. tive attitude, be able to stand Multi-vendor yard sale. Sat.9/7 Recycle * Reuse * Reduce * Weekends, Nights, and Days. for an 8-hour shift, lift 50# box- 8am-2pm. 197S Clarkesville, Rebuild Need Handyman. Part to full time. Honest, dependable hard $9.50/hr. Call: 404-693-7376. es and drive delivery truck. Two in Walls Complex. DONATIONS WANTED: Help to five days per week up to 29 SUPER CONSIGNMENT Sale fund Habit for Humanity in our worker. Responsible & ac- th th countable. Drug free work- hours, weekends required. Pre- Saturday 8am@ Sweet Pea Sept. 6 9a-6pm & Sept. 7 community by donating new employment drug screening Plantation. 124 Williams St., 9a-12pm. (Half off sale 12:30- and gently used items to Habi- place. No-smoking. Variety of duties. Submit application at and background check re- Baldwin, GA. 30511. across 2:30 pm) Adult & Kids Clothing, tat ReStore. Your tax de- quired. Phone: (706) 839-2005 from Baldwin Elementary. Home décor, Books, Toys, ductible donations help build af- 2824 State Hwy 197S/Inter- sec.Hwy.365. or apply in person at the Food DVD's, etc. www.superconsign- fordable homes for those in Services Office in Federation Yard sale 186 Ellis St., Cornelia mentsale.com 82 Technology need as we work toward our Open Day on Friday Sept. 6th Hall. Fri./Sat. 8am-?. Something for Dr. Cleveland. (White County mission to eliminate substan- @ 9:30am-3:00pm @ Super 8 Part time RN to serve as everyone! Industrial Park.) dard housing in our community. Cornelia. 2965 J. Warren Rd. school nurse in a robust Individuals, construction com- For Job Seekers in Housekeep- boarding school program. panies, appliance and other ing & Front desk. Hourly position, Weekends - Customer focused. home stores are asked to do- Friday evening, Saturday and PUBLISHER’S nate instead of dumping use- Sunday. Approximately 20 Driver and family friendly. able items. Donations are ac- hours per week. Housing NOTICE: Come join our team... cepted at Habit ReStore receiv- (one bedroom apartment) All real estate advertising in this Correctional Resource Group is and meals included as bene- We are currently hiring for ing area and pick up services currently seeking applicants for are available upon request. fits. Previous school or camp newspaper is subject to the Fair Housing a full-time Foodservice Supervi- nurse experience preferred. Act which makes it illegal to advertise 1085 Rocky Branch Road, sor at the Habersham County Clarkesville, GA 30523. 706- “any preference, limitation or OTR/SE OTR/SE Detention Center. Previous Send resume to: discrimination based on race, color, 754-5313. foodservice experience is re- June Beale religion, sex, disability, familial status or DRIVERS DRIVERS Remodeling, Handyman, Li- quired as well as a background Director of Student Life at censed Electrician, Fences check. Please call 404-226- national origin, or an intention, to make jbeale@rabungap. org any such preference, limitation or Built, 20 yrs. Experience. 706- 2568 for more information. No phone calls. 968-9290. Resumes can be faxed to : discrimination.” Familial status includes CDL Drivers Needed 1-866-503-2744. E.O.E. children under the age of 18 living with Requires 1 - 2 Years Tractor Trailer Experience Shelter and services for bat- parents or legal custodians, pregnant tered women. All services free • Competitive Wages & Monthly Bonus women and people securing custody of and confidential. Call toll free 1- INDUSTRIAL MAINTENANCE positions hiring • Late Model Equipment 800-33HAVEN (800-334-2836). children under 18. for all shifts. Experience required in mechanical, This newspaper will not knowingly • Weekly Direct Deposit fluid power, electrical, and control technology. accept any advertising for real estate • 401k Retirement Program Clarkesville Formal training and PLC experience a plus. which is in violation of the law. Our • Credit Union Motivated, reliable, team players needed. readers are hereby informed that all • Blue Cross Blue Shield Medical Mini Storage Competitive pay and benefits. Please Call Joshua dwellings advertised in this newspaper are Smith at 706-779-4604 or respond by e-mail to available on an equal opportunity basis. • Dental & Vision • Home Weekly To complain of discrimination call HUD Two Convenient Locations [email protected]. • Liberal Rider Program 454318-3 toll-free at 1-800-669-9777. The toll-free Various Sizes Available telephone number for the hearing For Immediate Consideration Call impaired is 1-800-927-9272. 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