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JTTVF Tallulah Gorge Skywalk Celebration continues SEE INSIDE The Clayton Tribune n THURSDAY, June 25, 2015 theclaytontribune.com Vol. 118, No. 26 $1.00 RABUN MAN FACES FEDERAL CHARGES By Klark Byrd Communications, and the News Editor information traced back to International child porn investigation Welcher’s address. The com- A 35-year-old Rabun County plaint states Welcher began man faces federal child por- his account with Windstream nography charges after his in September 2013 and he Friday arrest at his Clarkes- leads FBI, GBI to Clarkesville man used the name Auralextc with ville home by agents of the FBI internationally through the downloaded 15 images, two of Agent Mark Sewell states the his Windstream and Gmail and Georgia Bureau of Investi- Internet using file-sharing which the FBI suspected were New Zealand downloads came accounts. gations. network Gigatribe. An investi- pornographic photos of under- from the Gigatribe account The federal court document Christopher Michael gation into his online activities age females, a federal court “Auralextc.” An investigations also contains excerpts from Welcher of 64 Buckhorn Circle, began in July after an un- document states. unit in New Zealand subpoe- an online chat between Aura- Clarkesville, is accused of dercover New Zealand police A complaint filed in U.S. naed the account’s Internet trading child pornography officer accessed 10 folders and District Court by FBI Special service provider, Windstream Please see MAN, A11 Bleckley closes county career after 24 years By Mat Payne Staff Writer He might not be the tallest man in the courthouse, but for the last 24 years County Admin- istrator Jim Bleckley has cast the longest shadow in county Commission bids fond farewell government. When he retires at By Klark Byrd the end of the workday Tuesday, News Editor he will leave behind a big pair It was a heartfelt, tearful farewell the of cowboy boots to fill. Rabun County Board of Commissioners bid Since 1991, Bleckley has been retiring County Administrator Jim Bleckley the county’s top dog and the on Tuesday as he attended his last monthly only person in its history to meeting as the county’s top executive. hold the title of administrator. Board Chairman Greg James presented “It’s a wonderful county,” Bleckley with a plaque that read: “For 24 and Megan Studdard/The Clayton Tribune Bleckley said. “I’ve been lucky a half years of outstanding and dedicated Jail nurse Toni Shook takes a break from prepping medications Monday afternoon at Rabun Detention Center. to be here.” service, your commitment to excellence has Shook is employed by Southern Health Partners, the company responsible for inmate health care at the local jail. A graduate of Rabun County left a lasting mark on each of us. Thank you High School and the University for touching our lives in such a positive and of Georgia, Bleckley made the meaningful way. You will be missed. Have move from the private sector, fun and enjoy the years ahead.” where he worked as a real estate agent, to the public sector Please see FOND, A11 JAILHOUSE HEALTH CARE as a way to better provide for his family. By Megan Studdard “Those were days when it was feast or famine,” Bleckley said. Staff Writer t’s 2 o’clock in “We’re kind of a mental Health Partners, a Chatta- Please see YEARS, A11 health facility,” she said. nooga, Tennessee-based the afternoon Shook said 14 of the 17 inmate health care compa- and nurse inmates on medication ny, to handle all medical that day were taking some- issues at the jail. Southern Toni Shook thing for mental health Health Partners stafs a is counting problems. doctor and Shook, the pills. Elizabeth Norvell has nurse, in Rabun. None of I experienced the repercus- the health care workers are Her patients are sions of her mental illness county employees. frsthand. The Clayton Jail Administrator Maj. inmates locked woman sufers from Huck Ramey said the de- behind bars in- bipolar disorder and was partment budgets $150,000 recently arrested for DUI. per year for inmate health stead of tucked services through Southern She was sentenced to serve into hospital beds. Health Partners. 30 days in jail on week- Rabun is one of many And, at Rabun ends. During those times, small counties that con- County Detention the nurse station has been tracts its health services to empty. outside companies. Center, she admin- Shook said Monday she isters more psychi- was working about six Handling jail hours a day on weekdays, atric medication but was on call 24/7. Ramey health care Klark Byrd/The Clayton Tribune said that will soon change. than any other Rabun County sub- County Administrator Jim Bleckley, right, accepts a plaque honoring his 24-year kind. contracts with Southern Please see CARE, A11 career with the county from County Commission Chairman Greg James on Tuesday in the Rabun County Courthouse.

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Clayton, GA 30525 Staff Writer “Timewise, it really depends Email: thetribune@theclayton Nik Wallenda has a healthy on when things fall into place,” tribune.com dose of respect for danger, Wallenda said. “There are a lot Website: www.theclaytontribune.com admiration for the members of things that have to happen to of his family that made the art make that happen.” ADMINISTRATION of wire walking famous, and Having lost family members to accidents involving wire walk- a commitment to recreate his Publisher ing, including his great-grandfa- great-grandfather’s walk across Michael Leonard ther whom he credits as paving Tallulah Gorge. [email protected] the way for his career, Wallenda After more than a year of said he and his team had an planning, the Tallulah Gorge intense focus on safety and Accounting Skywalk Celebration began Fri- preparation for an event. Heidi Cook day morning with Nik Wallenda The technical aspect of each [email protected] making his first public appear- walk is designed by a three- ance in Rabun County on the tiered engineering team and Customer Service campus of Rabun Gap-Nacooch- five layers of safety protocol are ee School. He fielded questions Jeri McCall followed. [email protected] and took pictures with fans. He added he uses a specially During a press conference made cable for each event. ADVERTISING prior to the general public meet But all of that would be for and greet, Wallenda said walk- nothing if he did not possess the Megan Studdard/The Clayton Tribune ing the wire across Tallulah Rabun County Commissioner Stephen Arbitter and his sons Allen and Wyatt Arbitter Sales Associate talent to put one foot in front of Debbie Martin Gorge would be a dream come the other on a wire smaller than meet with Nik Wallenda on Saturday at Rabun County Public Library. [email protected] true. 1 inch in diameter. can remember,” Wallenda said. two hotels. “I have every intent of doing The physical training for the “I’ve had different emotions A sense of family history and this walk. It’s a dream of mine, walk begins about six weeks Sales Associate it’s on my bucket list,” Wallenda beforehand. Wallenda said he behind it, you know? Do I want legacy are prime motivators for Becky Berliner said. “It’s something I confident- runs through every scenario this to be my last professional Wallenda, and with that the love [email protected] ly believe that I will do.” and conditions that could occur walk of my career?” for walking the wire naturally Interest in the walk is high. during the walk to which he Henry Johnson, theater pro- formed. Wallenda began his n To place a display or However, Wallenda said there might have to adapt. fessor at Piedmont College, was wire training as a 2-year-old, classifed advertisement, is a series of hurdles he and his Karl’s walk over the gorge one of the people present at the playing on a wire in his back- call 782-3312. team would have to get over be- is arguably his most famous meet and greet. He said he was yard. fore he could take his first step performance, garnering an excited about the possibility of Since then, Wallenda has gone Graphic Design out over the gorge — namely audience of more than 30,000 Wallenda walking the wire and on to set nine world records for [email protected] sponsorship to support it. people lining the gorge to catch that he hoped to be involved in his aerial acts. He performs all A Wallenda walk does not a glimpse of the feat. the walk in some capacity. over the globe. NEWSROOM come cheap. He estimated the “He was a huge inspiration to Johnson worked as a crew “My great-grandfather said it cost of walking Tallulah Gorge me and to be able to recreate his member for Karl’s July 18, 1970, best, ‘Life is on the wire,’” Wal- News Editor at about $500,000, adding it cost greatest walk is something that walk across the gorge and again lenda said. “‘Everything else is Klark Byrd about $900,000 to walk across I’ve wanted to do ever since I for his walk in Miami between just waiting.’” [email protected] News Mat Payne County to receive $179K from Multitrade [email protected] News By Klark Byrd sion to approve this Multitrade was paying State’s Office, Scott Har- the contract was offered Megan Studdard News Editor agreement and also to more than what it would lan of Rockland Capital, at the same price as last [email protected] The Rabun County approve that amount. I cost for drinkable water. an investment company year. Board of Commissioners will send that to my folks “They fell behind, and based in New York City Bleckley said the com- n To submit a news item for unanimously approved … and as soon as they ap- fell behind substantially and The Woodlands, mission was free to bid publication, please call 706- an agreement with the prove it, I’ll write a check over time,” Stockton said. Texas, filed Multitrade’s out for auditing services. 782-3312, drop items of at new owners of Multitrade to the county,” Russell “The county’s worked 2015 corporation annual Commissioner Stephen 120 North Main St., Clayton, Rabun Gap that will near said. with them. They’ve registration. Harlan was Arbitter agreed it would fax items to 706-782-4230 instantly net the county County Attorney Allyn recently gone through listed as Rockland’s man- be a best practice for the or e-mail to: thetribune@ more than $179,000 of Stockton told commis- a merger or a sell out; aging partner. county to solicit bids ev- sioners the remainder of they’ve changed hands. In other business, com- ery four to five years. theclaytontribune.com. the company’s past due n the arrears — which end- There’s new owners now. missioners unanimously l A safety policy for It is our policy to correct all water bills. errors of fact that appear in Attorney Bruce Russell ed May 22 — will be paid We have an amendment approved: Rabun County. The via a $10,000 monthly to the agreement here l The appointment of policy states the county news columns. If you represented Multitrade, a are aware of an error, please power-producing com- payment accompanying signed by them awaiting outgoing County Admin- believes most accidents pany near the Rabun Multitrade’s future water our signature, which istrator Jim Bleckley, contact News Editor Klark Business Park, during bills. An agreement with basically lowers the rate Dillard City Councilman Please see $179K, A3 Byrd at 706-782-3312. the commission’s regular the company’s new own- that we are selling them and Senior Vice Presi- monthly meeting Tues- ers lowered the rate from water at. dent at Rabun County day at the Rabun County $3.50 per 1,000 gallons to “The water rate origi- Bank’s Dillard branch Randy would like you to meet Courthouse. He said a $2.60 per 1,000 gallons. nally arrived at was sub- Claude Dillard and Geor- payment of $179,088.19 — Multitrade uses around stantially over what our gia Power’s Greg Brown Keith NeSmith 25 percent of the arrears 354,000 gallons of indus- costs were at a time when to the Development Au- Comfort Specialist with on the company’s pre- trial water per day. the economy looked like thority of Rabun County; vious water purchase Stockton said the there was no end in sight l An engagement let- Northeast Georgia Heat and Air agreement with the county entered into an with what it was going to ter with auditor Rushton county — was in his “ambitious contract” do. In fairness to every- & Co. Debra Jacobs, escrow account. Future with the company years body, we’ve gone back county clerk and chief payments to complete ago regarding the rate it and reconfigured it.” financial officer, said the payment are to come would pay for non-pota- According to docu- company has worked with a lower water rate. ble water from the Little ments filed May 23 with well as the county’s “We ask the commis- Tennessee River. He said the Georgia Secretary of auditor. She added that Sky Valley talks marketing, upgrades

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By Megan Studdard E-SPLOST collection period. and local funds. RCHS will receive tuition fee waiver Staff Writer The facility will house state-of- $20,365 in federal Perkins grants Public school cost higher than local private school Plans are in motion for the new the-art training space for vocation- for the 2015-16 al education classes at the school. school year, Wil- Career, Technical and Agricultural By Megan Studdard Education facility that will be add- New assistant superintendent and liams said, along Staf Writer ed to Rabun County High School in vocational director Joi Woods said with $7,019 to pay she, CTAE teachers and RCHS coming years. for students’ end- A family moving to North Carolina will not be able to send their Assistant Principal Charles Wright Board members were updated of-pathway skills children to Rabun County schools next year free of charge after board Thursday on the more than $5 mil- toured schools in Hart, Madison, of education members on Thursday unanimously denied a request to Newton and Coweta counties earli- tests. lion wing that will be funded with Williams waive out-of-state tuition charges. Education Special Purpose Local er this month to check out facilities and programs. They will take what stressed the Superintendent Melissa Williams reported she had recently Option Sales Tax dollars. Voters received a letter from a Marietta mother planning to move to Otto, approved the one-percent sales tax they learned, she said, to help de- importance of velop plans for the new building. providing voca- North Carolina. Williams said the mother wanted her children to at- continuation March 17. Collections WILLIAMS will begin next June. Williams told the board she’s tional education tend school in Rabun County and requested the out-of-state tuition The green light for construction been meeting with community to Rabun County fee be waived. to begin in August 2016 was lit stakeholders about the new facili- students. Rabun County Schools bills out-of-state students at the per-pupil after board members unanimously ty, including representatives with “Everything in education in rate, according to Board Policy JBCB. The rate is calculated by divid- approved a bond resolution for the the Rabun County Chamber of cyclical. For a while, we went ing the total budget by the number of enrolled students. For FY 2015, project. Chairman David Smith and Commerce, Georgia Department of away from thinking CTAE, or the out-of-state rate was $11,414.12. For students living in Georgia Superintendent Melissa Williams Labor and North Georgia Techni- career technical education, was but outside the county, the rate was $1,000. cal College. She said plans are not said the system will take out bonds necessary,” she said. “We thought The policy says school system employees are exempt from fees, so construction can start before all only to provide learning space for that everyone needed a four-year meaning their children can attend Rabun County schools even if they the E-SPLOST funds are collected. Rabun youth, but also to open up live outside county or state lines. “The bonds will be bid out when the facility to NGTC to offer night college degree. Because of that, we don’t have a lot of skilled work- Board members agreed that waiving the out-of-state fees would they’re ready to be issued based on classes for adults. weaken the policy. Board members also approved force. The pendulum is swinging an interest rate at that time,” Smith “If you start it, it’s just going to continue and snowball,” board said. the CTAE budget for 2015-16, which back around. I’m excited about the Williams said the bonds will includes more than $27,000 in opportunities that can provide for member Betsy Smith said. be paid off after the five-year federal money and $49,000 in state Rabun County.” Rabun County’s out-of-state rate was higher than one local private school in the area. Tallulah Falls School charged 2014-15 day students $9,600 in tuition, with an additional $150 to $595 class trip fee and $100 activity fee. Rabun’s board policy required out-of-state students to provide their own transportation to school while TFS Rabun schools lauded on national level ofered a bus service for an additional $750. By Megan Studdard tunities Consortium of something figured out, together a written piece Nearby Rabun Gap-Nacoochee School’s tuition was signifcantly Staff Writer Idaho. She said Rabun they say.” on the system soon. higher than the public school’s per-pupil cost. It charged $16,980 for domestic middle school day students for 2014-15 and $18,390 for Rabun County Schools County was one of two Williams said she “It’s something really has caught the eye of Georgia systems identi- spoke to the representa- to be proud of,” she said. domestic high school day students. a national think tank fied by ROCI as “beating tive about Rabun Coun- “Not just in Georgia are Both private schools ofer scholarships and other options for focused on best practices the odds” systems. ty’s path to success and people looking at Rabun fnancing tuition. According to Finance Director Lois Burrell, the sys- County, but we’ve got in education. “A majority of our championed faculty, as tem doesn’t ofer scholarships to out-of-state students, but families people all the way over Superintendent Melis- students are economi- well as the state’s In- of out-of-county students can pay their fee per semester. sa Williams announced there in Idaho calling to cally disadvantaged, yet vesting in Educational Thursday during the see what we’re doing.” Rabun County Board of they are improving and Excellence accountabili- Williams added the Education meeting that outperforming most of ty program. other Georgia system she was recently contact- the other school districts The superintendent contacted by ROCI was ed by a representative in the state,” Williams told board members Dublin City Schools in UPGRADES from the Rural Oppor- said. “Obviously we have ROCI would be putting South Georgia. n CONTINUED FROM PAGE A2

she’s been approached by several individuals with businesses interested in sponsoring the event next year. City Manager Linda Lapeyrouse added that soliciting sponsorship is something the city should Cirque Tallulah work on for all its festivals. AT RIGHT: Forrest Baker and Hannah Fromknecht perform Friday Council members and residents also heard about evening at Rabun Gap-Nacoochee School’s Rearden Theater in potential communications upgrades. Goodgame an- “Cirque Tallulah.” The show focused on songs and stories cele- nounced the city is looking into a mini cell network brating Northeast Georgia as part of the Tallulah Gorge Skywalk after communications with Verizon on a potential Celebration. BELOW: Jeremy Nash performs during the “New York’s tower have been put on hold. Not My Home” song in Cirque Tallulah on Friday. There will also be upgrades coming to Internet and television services. Clay Fisher, Georgia direc- Photos by Klark Byrd/The Clayton Tribune tor of business operations with Truvista, said the telecommunications company has finished its fiber network build up to Sky Valley. He reported resi- dents who were once serviced by Northland Com- munications could expect broadband Internet and enhanced, digital TV before late August. Sky Valley will be ready to update its streets after council members unanimously approved a $497,867 bid for paving from Colwell Construction of Blairs- ville. Goodgame said the city has identified 11 roads that need paving and have put them in order of priority. He added that only $469,150 has been budgeted for road paving. According to Lapeyrouse, the bids are based on a per ton unit, and she said the actual amount of material needed may be less depending on the curvature of the roads. Goodgame said spending on the roads would stop when they hit the $469,150, and roads would be paved based on their location on the priority list. $179K n CONTINUED FROM PAGE A2

are preventable and will work to provide a safe environment for employees and citizens. BOE approves budget, policies for 2015-16 l A position classification and compensation plan written by the University of Georgia. Jacobs said By Megan Studdard On the expenses side, Rabun month through attrition, choosing the plan describes how the county will implement Staff Writer County Schools plans to spend not to replace several jobs of those new pay scales, overtime pay, hiring and rehiring practices among other procedures. Upon its approv- $17,308,840 on instruction, its who retired. Two of the cut posi- The Rabun County Board of al, the plan became county policy. It will be includ- largest expenditure. Roughly tions — Title I and Title III direc- Education is one step closer to next ed in employee handbooks, Jacobs said. $1.5 million each is allotted for academic year after finalizing the tors — came at the system level. l A coordinated transportation contract for budget, personnel and policies for school administration and student The superintendent told board elderly transportation in Fiscal Year 2016. The 2015-16. transportation. Upkeep through members that Nutrition Director contract increases the amount the county receives Board members unanimously maintenance and operation is Cindi Dean will now handle Title I to provide transportation at the senior center from approved a $25,413,534 budget expected to cost the system around and new Assistant Superintendent $39,721 to $49,000, Jacobs said. for Fiscal Year 2016. The system $2.5 million. Joi Woods would take on Title III l Line item budget revisions for FY 2015. Jacobs plans to earn the most revenue Superintendent Melissa Wil- director duties. said there were plenty of revisions as the fiscal year in ad valorem taxes, scheduled liams said this year’s budget came School Social Worker Tammy was coming to a close. The agenda item was an an- for $14,822,259. It will also pick in $5,000 less than FY 2015, partly Wilbanks presented amendments nual shuffling of line items in the county’s overall up more than $100,000 in grant because of eight personnel cuts. budget to ensure no department exceeded its legal funding. The board pared the positions last Please see BUDGET, A11 liability for its own budget, Jacobs said.

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Price does not include land improvement. Prices subject to change without notice. EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY A4 June 25, 2015 The Clayton Tribune VIEWPOINTS OUR OPINION Bleckley a rare breed, and he will be missed The best politician in Rabun County and probably all of North Georgia is a man who has never been elected to office. In fact, Jim Bleckley has never even run for office. But, as Rabun County’s first and only county administrator for the last 24-plus years, he has survived 12 county commis- sioner elections and held onto his generous head of hair to remain ■ the county’s top exec- ood luck, utive. That is quite a feat. “GJim.” Serving as the exec- ■ utive director charged with carrying out the wishes of a panel of politicians falls pretty low on the list of jobs with the most security. Ever a diplomat, Bleckley has been able to negotiate around the traps that catch most administrators and lead Rabun County through a period of tremendous change and growth. Part of Bleckley’s secret is that he never wanted to go anywhere else. County administrators average four years in the saddle across Georgia, turning over due to political pressure and changing tides, but also to voluntary job changes. Not so, Bleckley. Rabun County born and bred, this is his home. Helping shepherd Rabun County to a more prosperous future has been his life’s work. He has done it well. The county was on the financial ropes when Bleckley Tough question: Protect took over as administrator. Rabun now boasts a reserve of about $10 million. Not every resident agrees with such a healthy rainy day fund. There are valid points to either side of that argument. We believe a nice reserve beats looking into the abyss of financial ruin every time. bears or public safety County Commission voted wisely Tuesday evening to appoint Bleckley to the board of the Develpment Author- his past month on social u were the negligent ones. Their ity of Rabun County. Bleckley’s experience, breadth of media I saw a post- lack of education or laziness knowledge, contacts and passion for Rabun County will be T ing from our county could have contributed to this useful there. showing a mother bear with attack. A fed bear is a dead People like Jim Bleckley are a rare commodity. Com- four cubs walking up a paved bear. Once they lose their fear mitted, competent, careful and conscientious; all describe road. Like most folks, my first of humans, it’s usually an ear- instinct was to get excited Bleckley. He was what Rabun County needed when the ly death sentence. about how cute they all were There is a part of me that board of commissioners named him Rabun’s first admin- and how exciting to have them Michelle wants to side with the bears istrator in 1991. He has remained the county’s best choice living in our area. But, then Crawford also. We’re hiking, camping for a captain in the many years since. my good sense kicked in and I columnist and having fun in their area. Commissioner Kay Darnell described Bleckley as a began to wonder if any of them u We keep developing more “rare gem.” That is well put. The Tribune appreciates would get to live to be an old homes and destroying their Bleckley, wishes him well in retirement and urges him bear in a wild environment. The Great Smoky Mountains habitat. The bears are thriving to stay close where his experience and wisdom can be Major habitat loss, poach- National Park estimates they from good management, but as ing and unregulated hunting have about 1,500 bears within they need to spread out, their tapped. nearly made the black bear Good luck, Jim. the park. That is about two territories are becoming more nonexistent around the 1930s. bears per square miles. That populated with humans. Now, thanks to great man- area is where the most recent Many of the bear conflicts agement practices, black bear unprovoked attack happened could be avoided if people populations have rebounded back on June 7. A young man would follow the rules and well. Now it seems like they The Clayton Tribune was pulled from his hammock do the things suggested by are breeding more typical to by his skull and was being state officials. When conflicts the way we’ve described how dragged to the woods when his arise from people doing stupid theclaytontribune.com rabbits breed. Black bear father heard his screams. His things, I too think they should sightings are becoming very father jumped on the bear and leave the bear alone and fine Published: On Thursdays at 120 North Main St., common based on television Michael Leonard was successful in getting it to the humans and punish them P.O. Box 425, Clayton, GA 30525 reports and Internet postings. Publisher release his son. They were able more. But then, I’ve never Telephone: voice, 706-782-3312; In fact, for many in metro pop- Klark Byrd ulated areas, it’s too common. to get help and the boy is ex- been dragged by my skull nor fax, 706-782-4230 pected to make a full recovery. have I lost a loved one to a wild News Editor E-mail: [email protected] In the very near future, there is going to have to be Protecting the public being animal. a conversation about black the main priority, rangers So what’s the answer: OUR MISSION bear populations and the rise closed the camp sites in the protecting the bears or public area and posted additional safety? Should it depend on The Clayton Tribune is published with pride for the people of Rabun and adjoining in bear and human conflicts. Scanning social media con- warning signs. They did kill where an incident happens? In counties by Community Newspapers, Inc., P.O. Box 792, Athens, GA 30603. We believe a large bear that returned to the woods should it be too bad that strong newspapers build strong versations regarding prob- Tom Wood, Chairman lem black bears, you become the camp site. They did have for the human, in the city too communities, that: “Newspapers get Dink NeSmith, President quickly aware that most folks DNA to match, however, they bad for the bear? As cubs they things done!” Our primary goal is to Alan NeSmith, Regional Publisher disagree with the practice of killed the returning bear prior are so cute, but as a large wild publish distinguished and profitable killing a bear or bears that are to taking the time to compare animal we might look tasty. community oriented newspapers. Our believed to have been involved DNA. Many people were upset I don’t know. 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One of the most eloquent ranged persons to have access time machine and went 15 Mississippi held a referendum pleas came from Russell to firearms. I years back into the past. on whether to strike the Con- Moore, an official of the South- The gun laws will probably The governing body of a federate emblem from its state ern Baptist Convention. remain unchanged. If elected southern state displays a flag; the vote was 64 percent in “The Confederate battle flag officials would not change Confederate flag. The flag is favor of keeping it. may mean many things, but these laws after the slaughter denounced as being hurtful In Georgia, Gov. Roy Barnes with those things it represents of 20 school kids in Connecti- to black citizens. There are did some backroom maneu- a defiance against abolition cut three years ago, it’s not demands that the flag be taken Tom vering to secure legislative and against civil rights,” realistic to think they would down from its public place. Crawford approval of a new state flag Moore wrote. change them now. So it was in South Carolina columnist that greatly de-emphasized the “The symbol was used to The political fates of Barnes last week when a white terror- u Confederate emblem that had enslave the little brothers and and Zell Miller are examples ist shot and killed nine black been the central element of the sisters of Jesus, to bomb little of how dangerous it can be for people in Charleston, telling state that was the first to se- former flag. girls in church buildings, to a southern official to try to the victims, “you’ve raped our cede in the Civil War, but there “In the life of politics, you terrorize preachers of the get rid of the Confederate flag. women, and you are taking were indications on Monday have to do what you think is gospel and their families with Miller was one of Georgia’s over the country . . . I have to that it might be. Gov. Nikki best,” Barnes said after the burning crosses on front lawns most popular governors ever, do what I have to do.” Haley, several days after the legislative vote. “I found out by night. but he nearly lost his reelec- On the day after the killings, a long time ago people, even “That sort of symbolism is tion bid after he tried unsuc- shooting took place, asked the the Confederate flag on the though they may not agree out of step with the justice of cessfully to have the Georgia South Carolina legislature to capitol grounds in Columbia with you 100 percent, they will Jesus Christ. The cross and flag changed in 1993. was still flying high, even take it down. stay with you.” the Confederate flag cannot It’s sad that it would take the though American and state The controversy stirred Barnes could not have been co-exist without one setting murder of nine innocent peo- flags had been lowered. memories of 2000 and 2001, more wrong. Conservative the other on fire. White Chris- ple to bring about the removal There were outcries that the when there were heated politi- white voters, especially in tians, let’s listen to our Afri- of the controversial flag, but display was an insult to the cal struggles in three southern rural areas of Georgia, were can American brothers and that’s the way the world works. victims, but the flag stayed states over the display of the outraged by the flag change sisters.” up. State law provides that the Confederate banner: South and Barnes was defeated when Moore makes a compelling Tom Crawford is editor of Confederate flag at the South Carolina, Georgia, and Missis- he ran for reelection in 2002. argument for striking the The Georgia Report, an internet Carolina capitol can only be sippi. Which brings us back to the flag, as do those who say the news service at gareport.com lowered if there is a two-thirds South Carolina’s lawmakers present, where similar argu- Charleston shootings should that reports on state govern- vote by the Legislature. agreed back then to remove ments are being made that the encourage politicians to enact ment and politics. He can be I didn’t think the flag would the flag from atop the capitol flag in Columbia should be laws that would make it more reached at tcrawford@gareport. be removed in a conservative dome, but relocated the bat- taken down. difficult for terrorists and de- com. Heritage, not hate Move Rabun County’s ‘battle fag’ he terrible atrocity that transpired in fter a 21-year- u constructed the display appropriated since 1954 Charleston, South Carolina, deeply grieves old executed and dedicated it on April as code for white antag- T us all, but the Confederate flag is not A nine people in a Steve Woodall 24, 2010. A SCV officer onism toward African racist. It is a symbol of patriots who were will- Charleston, South Caro- Guest Column makes sure that all five Americans. ing to die to protect this country and make sure lina, church, Congress- flags are displayed on Freedom of expression it remained as the man James Clyburn u the flagpole for an equal is granted to all people founders intended. u urged us not to remain time each year. of these United States by Slavery was never silent in the face of evi- flagpole on the same When I grew up in authority of our Consti- the reason for the dence that race hatred property. Rabun County during tution, but that freedom war but only an Lana Cantrell is still being carefully As the entire nation the 1950s and 60s, there Guest Column was never extended to excuse to start one. taught to the youth of mourns over the tragic were then no monu- government bodies. The war was about u our nation. killings June 17, the bat- ments to the Confeder- Historical displays on states’ rights as it From a flagpole on tle flag still flies before acy in any public place painful subjects are still is and it was the lawn of the South the seat of government here. Until I first noticed best left for museums, Carolina statehouse flies the second war of independence fought in our for the people of South the courthouse flag in not for lawns of active nation. the “battle flag” of the 2011, I could and did pro- Carolina. government buildings Lincoln could care less if slavery remained Confederacy. A rectan- claim to the wider world I must break my four that should be equally and is on record stating such, even offering to gular form of that flag that my hometown was year silence about the welcoming to all comers. make slavery legal in the southern states in had flown from atop the battle flag that flies to- ready to put that tragic return for the South compromising their beliefs. building’s dome start- chapter behind us. The five flag display day a few steps from the In contrast, Jefferson Davis had a written plan ing in1962, creating an Indeed, we should should be moved from its front door of my Rabun to end slavery within five years. We are still instant and continuing remember and mourn current location on pub- County Courthouse. It is fighting the same battle as was fought back then. controversy. An econom- those who paid dearly lic property to private Freedom with as little interference from the fed- ic boycott of the state one of a five flag com- for fighting to protect property. eral government as possible. Teach children the was organized in 1999 memorative display that their homes and way of An alternative would truth about that war of northern aggression and by the NAACP, and the was proposed by Sons life from 1861-65. be to exclude from the it will set us all free. flag became an issue in of Confederate Veterans For many today, flag rotation any flag Kudos to our (county commission) for having the 2000 presidential and approved by the Rabun County natives, that prominently dis- the pride and moral bearing to fly the glorious campaign. Thus, on county commission in newcomers and guests plays the “Southern ensign in front of the Rabun courthouse. Long July 1, 2000, the state March 2010. whose heritage includes Cross” from the battle may it wave and long should freedom be our legislature and governor The five flags are those family origins in Africa, flag. watchword. took the flag down from that may have flown in and for their allies, we the dome — but raised the county during the see it a different way. Steve Woodall is a resi- Lana Cantrell is a resident of Lakemont. a square one on a new Confederacy. The SCV The battle flag has been dent of Clayton. No easy answers in troubling times y rule of thumb has u were in a church, at a prayer we would be God-directed We must become aware that always been that good service, in all innocence. puppets with strings attached, we can never lower our guard M news does not come There are no easy state- but God gave us a conscience, in the protection of others before 7 a.m. or after 10 p.m. ments, and it is difficult to the knowledge of a moral code, in our civilization, and their and it held true last Thursday draw consolation into this and the ability to live as broth- well-being, regardless of color morning. holocaust of treatment of one ers and sisters in his created or economic situation, be- At 6:45 a.m. I received a call human being to others. world. comes our God-given responsi- from one of the members of As the day played out and Since the beginning of time, bility. We cannot sit back and my congregation who lives John the young man was captured, there have been those who say, it doesn’t affect us; it’s just part-time in Charleston, South Erbelding it was made even more plain have obliterated the moral about them, because one day Carolina. She was sobbing Reverend that his premeditation and code and trampled on people’s it could be about us, and then uncontrollably and tried to great planning were for one wills to live in peace, and for who will defend us? express her emotion on the u reason and one reason only, long or short times, they seem May God bless those who are happening in her city late the and that reason was hate. to have succeeded, but then it now picking up pieces of their evening before. We had just black community in her city I was asked a number of ended, only to start again. shattered lives in Charleston, read the CNN report and were and great harmony, and then times since then a very simple We are in that period again and may we throw our arms in the process of reviewing the this unspeakable horror. question to ask a pastor. Why where the hate-mongers and of love around them and give story when her call came in. It is at a time like this that did God allow this to happen? those who distort relations them God’s peace. She knew the church and the the guidance of a pastor is The only answer I have is that between people of color seem people of that church and as a most tested. Who can make he has given us, his chosen hu- to try to generate discord Dr. John S. Erbelding is the teacher of little children, the sense of something as sense- man race, a commodity called where there is no discord, and reverend of the Chapel of Sky relationship of the white and less as this? Attacked as they free will. If it were not so, then it starts all over again. Valley.

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Cell: 706-982-2265 The Lake Rabun Association Or email Sandy at Bldg. 2 Unit 307 Bldg. 2 Unit 203 [email protected] Scholarship Program [email protected] $264,900 (7454354) $204,000 (7461980) www.larry.jarrett.harrynorman.com A6 June 25, 2015 OBITUARIES/COMMUNITY The Clayton Tribune OBITUARIES Helen J. nois; daughter Elizabeth sa, Alexander, Tyler, of the arrangements. An Alice Stafford of Clarkes- Dylan and Baby Evariste. online memorial register VanDalsem Stokes ville; and four grandchil- Her nieces and nephews book is available at www. Graveside services for dren. will remember their beckfuneralhome.com. Helen Joan VanDalsem The family received fun-loving Aunt Norma. The Clayton Tribune, June 25, 2015 Stokes, 66, of Clarkes- friends at the funeral Norma lived a vibrant ville, were held Tuesday, home on Monday, June life. She created a lov- Death Notices June 23, 2015, at 3 p.m. 22, 2015, from 5-7 p.m. ing home wherever God from the Oak Grove Cem- Those wishing may placed her. She was a l Funeral services for etery in Americus. send condolences by woman of many talents. Denise Hicks Taylor, 52, Mrs. Stokes passed visiting www.hillsideme- Her favorite activity was morialchapel.com. cooking delicious meals of Clarkesville, were held away Saturday, June 20, at 2 p.m. on Saturday, 2015, at her residence. Funeral arrangements and treats for loved ones. She was an accomplished June 20, 2015, from the Born in Moultrie on by Hillside Memorial seamstress, a spotless Hillside Memorial Chap- May 8, 1949, Mrs. Stokes Chapel, Clarkesville. The Clayton Tribune, June 25, 2015 homemaker and gracious el. Interment followed the was the daughter of the hostess. Her God-given service in Clarkesville late Ben B. and Helen beauty was only sur- Memorial Cemetery. Mrs. Phelan VanDalsem. Mrs. Norma J. Unger passed by her inner Taylor passed away June Stokes earned her Bache- Norma Jane Unger was beauty. 16, 2015, at Northeast lor of Arts in early child- embraced by the arms of She survived many Georgia Medical Center. hood education from Jesus on June 18, 2015. transitions in her life of l Sara Marquez Piedmont College. She She was born in Hills- 86 years with strength, Lankford Martin, 85, of retired from the Haber- boro, Kansas, on Sept. 28, courage, dignity and sham County Board of 1928. She is survived by Payne Hill Drive, Clay- faith. She loved to laugh ton, died peacefully June Education where she was her three beloved chil- and cherished the laugh- 11, 2015. The date of the a teacher at Level Grove dren, Teresa Ann Derr, ter of her loved ones. She Elementary School. Mrs. memorial service will be Sharon Kay Huckelberry; has touched many lives announced later. Stokes was a member her husband Bert; Ken- and her light will contin- of Clarkesville United neth Bradley Unger and ue to shine brightly in l Services for Blanche Methodist Church. partner Stephen Logue; those who knew her. Spivey Tallent, 86, of In addition to her and her sister, Joyce She was a member of Clarkesville, were held parents, Mrs. Stokes is Ann May. She adored her the Mountain City United Megan Studdard/The Clayton Tribune Saturday, June 20, 2015, preceded in death by a grandchildren Jonathan Methodist Church. at 11 a.m. from the Hills Foxfre Living History Days son, Jason Robert Stokes. (Leslie), Jennifer, Wendy, Donations may be giv- Crossing Baptist Church. Survivors include Angela, and Phil (Mi- en to the Mountain City Interment followed the John Huron of Bristol, Tennessee, plays a handmade banjo her husband, Gerald G. chelle). She was proud to United Methodist Church service in the church Tuesday during Living History Days at the Foxfre Museum & Her- Stokes Jr. of Clarkesville; be great-grandmother to van fund. cemetery. Mrs. Tallent itage Center. The event was part of the Tallulah Gorge Skywalk son Gerald G. “Tre`” Jonathan, Jayson, Leah, Beck Funeral Home, passed away June 17, Celebration. Stokes, III of Dixon, Illi- Jacob, Nathaniel, Odes- in Clayton, is in charge 2015. County clearing area behind public library

By Mat Payne county is removing a option. Staff Writers thicket of vines and “There’s a talk Bulldozers, dump kudzu as well as diseased amongst commissioners trees from the area. ... about making a park trucks, backhoes and “It’s a huge mess with there with maybe a pavil- motor graders are fired all the vine and kudzu,” ion area,” Bleckley said. up around the county Bleckley said. “(There are) all sorts of with multiple projects Though there is no things that can be done Submitted Photo on public land getting formal plan in place for there.” underway. the future use of the Before any further Five generations Workers from the space, Bleckley said the plans for the space can be Rabun County Road Rabun County Board of made, Bleckley said the Five generations of this Rabun County family recently enjoyed spending some time together. Kinley Department are clear- Commissioners hoped county needed to ensure Burtch, 3, and 6-month-old Hudson Hamby, visited with their great-great-grandmother Mildred ing a section of woods to demolish some old the property was drain- Donaldson, 94, of Mountain City, second from right. Also in the photo are their grandma, Pamela behind the library near buildings in the area ing properly. Hamby of Toccoa, left, great-grandma, Sandra Dickerson of Tiger, second from left, and mom Katie the curve on Highway 76 and eventually create Bleckley said there Hamby of Clayton. West to prepare the space a large green space for would be an opportunity for future development. public use. Parking for for public input before a County Administrator the Rabun County Civic final use for the property Jim Bleckley said the Center might also be an was determined.

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The following are restaurant inspection l Mountain Lakes Medical Center — 100 scores released by the Rabun County Health l Mountain Main Grill — 96 Department for March and April: l Mountain Man Pizza — 91 l Mountain View Health Care — 100 l Alpha Dog Enterprises, LLC — 95 l Pizza Hut — 97 l Annette’s — 99 l Quality Inn & Suites — 96 l Bellas Steaks, Pasta and More, LLC — 92 l Rabun County High School — 100 l Cannonwood Village — 95 l Rabun County Primary School — 96 l Celebrate Clayton — 100, 100, 100 l Rabun County Senior Center — 100 l Chic-fl-A — 100 l Rabun Gap-Nacoochee School — 96 l Fortify Clayton — 97 l Subway – Clayton — 100 l Greene Moon Events — 100, 100 l Subway – Dillard — 96 l Huddle House — 99 l Subway – Walmart — 96 l Ishy’s Grill — 100 l The Wicked Pig — 83 l La Cabana – Dillard — 96 l Valley Café — 97 l Main Stage Pizzeria — 99 l Warrior Dash @ Camp Blue Ridge — 100 l Mishima Japanese Express — 100 l Wendy’s — 95 WANT TO SAVE ENERGY? CHECK UNDER YOUR ROOF. Local artist exhibits works in Cartersville GET UP TO A $300 REBATE* FOR INSULATING YOUR ATTIC. Staff Reports Western Art Museum in A Taino Elder with Internationally recog- Cartersville. the United Confedera- nized Rabun County art- Her latest pastel paint- tion of Taino People, she ist Mildred Torres-Speeg ing “Blackfoot Elder” has lived and painted of Mountain City is now was selected and is being throughout the U.S., Cen- exhibiting with the Booth exhibited May through tral America, Asia and Artist Guild at the Booth August. the Caribbean.

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706.754.0106 Rates in the Region 062415-162819 The Clayton Tribune COMMUNITY June 25, 2015 A7 Authorities strike against suspected drug dealers

By Klark Byrd Fountain continues with two investigation, News Editor was charged and other counts of an ARDEO Local authorities and the with pos- arrests are second-de- press release expected. Appalachian Regional Drug En- session of a gree cruelty states. Two more forcement Office cracked down Schedule II to children, Feldman Clayton res- this month on suspected drug substance illegal pos- and Clemons idents were dealers, arresting four Clayton with intent session of a were arrested to distribute. arrested controlled as the result residents in two separate inves- June 18 after tigations. Although substance, of a one- Fountain was the ARDEO, possession month inves- Joyce Michelle Winn, 43, and RCSO, Clay- Thomas Fountain were arrest- WINN arrested on FELDMAN of drug-re- CLEMONS tigation into his charge FOUNTAIN ton police lated objects, suspected ed June 12 as a result of an un- and the and, accord- possession drug activity dercover drug investigation by Clayton Mar- ing to RCSO of metham- in the home. the ARDEO, the Rabun County shal’s Office executed a search Sheriff’s Office and the Clayton Chief Investigator Capt. Jack warrant at 697 Valley Street. phetamine and possession of The investigation continues, Police Department. Tanksley, was rearrested for a Kevin Earl Feldman, 54, was methamphetamine with intent authorities said. Winn was charged with probation violation, he was not arrested for possession of meth- to distribute. She remained The ARDEO is a multi-agency possession of a Schedule II listed among the inmates of the amphetamine with intent to dis- jailed at the detention center unit consisting of the sheriff’s substance with intent to distrib- detention center Wednesday tribute, possession of drug-re- Wednesday morning with bond offices of White, Lumpkin, ute and use of a communication morning. lated objects and maintaining set at $13,500. Towns, Banks, Habersham, facility in committing an act Task force agents seized a disorderly house. He was not Sheriff Frank Andrews Stephens and Rabun counties, which constitutes a felony. He methamphetamine, drug para- listed among the inmates at the confirmed Tuesday there were along with the Georgia Nation- remained jailed in the Rabun phernalia and drug packaging detention center Wednesday two young children in the al Guard Counter Drug Task County Detention Center on materials found with Winn and morning. Valley Street home. The Divi- Force, the Department of Public Wednesday morning with bond Fountain. An ARDEO press Also arrested was Anita Ruth sion of Family and Children Safety and the Georgia Bureau set at $16,500. release said the investigation Clemons, 32. She was charged Services is assisting with the of Investigation. By Hand pizza opens at Lake Burton

By Mat Payne the standard that Williams set for Staff Writer himself with a menu of four pizzas, Tyler Williams was sick of the grind one of which will change each week in Atlanta, putting in endless hours depending on the season and desires of in kitchens that weren’t his to try and the chef. make a name for himself. A Best Chef “It’s the niche that was needed for America designee, Williams heard the lake. You know a pizza place is very about Rabun County being the Farm approachable, very kid friendly and to Table Capital of Georgia and knew very family friendly,” Williams said. that now was the time and this was the “That’s the best thing for the marina, place to make his first big move. to be family friendly.” Last week, Williams opened the Anzo said he had heard many cus- doors to his first restaurant, By Hand, tomers speak highly of the restaurant. a Neapolitan-style pizzeria at LaPrade’s The restaurant itself is housed in a Marina, to a near capacity crowd. cabin on the south side of the LaPrade’s “It was just such a relief to get away compound, close behind the new boat from the rat race in Atlanta,” Williams shop. said. “Being an executive chef and hav- But By Hand is just the first step for ing a publicist telling you what to do at Williams in a larger plan to make his all times…. it’s just neverending. You’re mark on the culinary scene of North- not living for yourself.” east Georgia. Backed by financial support from Williams is in the process of starting Robbi Raitt of Empire Tickets, By Hand a 26-acre organic farm that will include Submitted Photo is a far cry from the world of upscale a farm to table restaurant on a parcel of Atlanta dining. For right now, that’s land across the street from Black Bear Indigo open in downtown exactly what Williams is looking for. Antiques on Highway 76 West. “I wanted to find a place where I “We want it to be so diverse in the Members of the Rabun County Chamber of Commerce, the business community and shoppers joined could stop jumping around and doing amount of things that we grow that the Indigo shop owners Dart Fifer and Kea Fifer, both holding scissors, on Saturday at the store to so many thing that are distracting restaurant will be able to sustain itself commemorate its alliance with the Chamber of Commerce. The shop has been open at its location from what I really love to do — which is as much as possible,” he said. on North Main Street for several months ofering men’s and women’s casual and prep apparel and cook, delicious food,” Williams said. The first seeds of the farm are being accessories. The last few weeks have been a whirl- sown this week and work will be ongo- wind for Williams, only beginning ing with a goal of opening his restau- talks with LaPrade’s Manager Peter rant by next spring. Anzo about a month before the restau- rant’s soft opening. We Believe in Rabun Just a week into business, the menu is simple and accessible but maintains The Clayton Tribune A8 June 25, 2015 COMMUNITY The Clayton Tribune La Cabaña Mexican Restaurant Ted Terry visits Rabun Dems Try Our “Lite” Menu 0% Carbs % 1010% off with this ad Visit Our “New” Dillard Location By Mat Payne ing about running for office to run have a detrimental effect on senior OFF*Excluding With Staff Writer — to get information,” Dunham citizens and Alcohol.Ad Open 7 Days A Week Clarkston Mayor Ted Terry said. other retirees 128 Duvall St. 7052 Hwy 441 N. spoke to a gathering of about 40 Terry said most municipal elec- who would find Clayton, GA Dillard, GA Democrats June 18 at the Rabun tions are nonpartisan and the job themselves 706-212-2834 706-746-0058 County Democratic Party barbe- itself typically transcended many burdened with Full FullBar bar - atEven both locations. on Sunday Full bar on Sunday (Clayton Location) cue at the Rabun County Civic of the issues that have the state an increased 021215-143979 Only at Clayton Location Center regarding his entrance into and the country divided such as percentage of politics and his experiences as gun control. Instead, he said the their assets go- the second youngest mayor in the most common issues that he faces ing toward their state. as a mayor are hyperlocal, ones tax bill. With the election cycle slowly that include how the community Though he starting to wind up for the 2016 polices itself. took stances races, Terry, 32, encouraged Dem- Along with encouraging people TERRY against many ocrats to field candidates in every to get involved in local elections, conservative possible race, even those where the Terry also spoke to more partisan positions, Terry odds of winning seemed incompre- issues that he had encountered championed the work of state hensibly low. both as a mayor and as a lobbyist officials to work across the aisle to Democratic Party President for the AFL-CIO. bar a bill that would have banned Nathan Dunham said Terry was Terry voiced his opposition cities from restricting the use of a wealth of knowledge for anyone, against the fair tax movement plastic bags. regardless of party, who might be that has grown increasing sup- With the makeup of the audience interested in running for a seat in port around the state in the past in attendance teetering closer municipal government. few years, claiming that it’s name toward the age of retirement than “I think his message of local was the only thing that was fair of starting a family, Dunham said government and helping out there about it. Terry said he believed the Terry’s energy and passion could wasn’t so much a Democratic move to eliminate income tax and be an inspiration for young people Party event so much as it was to supplement it with an increased to become involved in politics at an encourage people who are think- sales tax and millage rates would earlier age. Food hub breaks ground Friday

Staff Reports President John Becker and members of Members of the public are invited to the board of directors. The food hub’s objective is to be a the groundbreaking ceremony at the multi-pronged approach to fighting Food Bank of Northeast Georgia’s food hunger in the region while doubling as hub at the Covered Bridge Shopping an economic stimulator. The hub will Center. include a production facility, teaching The ceremony will take place at 9 kitchen, commercial kitchen and food a.m. Friday and will be overseen by bank.

Clayton loses 500K gallons of water Tuesday spirit Night Staff Reports could not be accurately diagnosed. Meal Dealz Many water customers in downtown Reports of water outages began trick- $4.99 Clayton experienced a temporary water ling in around 6 a.m. and Barrick said night outage Friday morning after a fire the water to the hydrant was shut off by Call hydrant near the Food Bank of North- 7:30 a.m. OpEnings east Georgia’s food hub malfunctioned, Based on the estimated amount of 212-0088 causing about 500,000 gallons of water water lost and corrective measures, 706- to be lost. Barrick said the incident likely cost the Clayton Public Works Director city thousands of dollars. Moody Barrick said he believed the A shut off valve will be installed on hydrant came loose from its concrete the line to make future leaks on the housing adjacent to a large hole recent- line easier to contain. ly dug during construction at the hub. Micah McCracken with Highland “I guess just the force of the water Design and Build said the water leak P.O. Box 425 • 120 North Main Street • Clayton, GA 30525 moved the concrete enough to pull the caused his company to lose a day of pipe loose, but it’s underwater,” Barrick work on excavating a portion of poor www.theclaytontribune.com said. soil for the food hub. He added that until the water drained McCracken added the leak occurred from the hole and he could inspect the overnight during a time when his work- hydrant the cause of the malfunction ers were not on the job site. www.facebook.com/ news Health Dept. ofers free HIV testing

Staff Reports One in seven people in the United States who are HIV positive do not HONOR ROLL The Rabun County Health Depart- ment will be offering free HIV testing know they are infected. The CDC rec- ommends that everyone between the Straight A’s A’s & B’s Friday with test results available in ages of 13 and 64 be tested at least once about 20 minutes. Name ...... School ....Grade Name ...... School ...... Grade for HIV. People who are at higher risk The testing will take place at 184 S. for HIV infection should be tested more Guy Gober ...... RCMS ...... 8 Moranel Gober ...... RCHS...... 11 Main Street, Suite 200, from 9-11 a.m. often. These groups include: Isaac Dachtyl ...... RCES ...... 3 Brandon Berweiler ...... RCMS ...... 10 Brittney Berweiler ...... RCMS ...... 8 and 1-3 p.m. l People who inject drugs, Ethan Dachtyl ...... RCMS ...... 7 The test for HIV requires a finger l Individuals who have had several stick. If an individual has a positive Brittany Buchanan ...... RCMS ...... 7 sex partners, 2nd Grade Hannah Watts ...... RCMS ...... 7 reading, follow up diagnostic testing l Men who have sex with men, Name ...... School ....Grade Haylie Bailey ...... RCES ...... 6 might be necessary to determine if the l People who have had a sexually Casey Buchanan ...... RCES ...... 6 Skyler Bailey ...... RCPS ...... 2 person is HIV positive. Each person transmitted disease, or Aaliyah Doddridge ...... RCES ...... 6 Katanna Bowyer ...... RCPS ...... 2 Michael Flinchum ...... RCES ...... 6 tested will receive education and coun- l Those who have sought treatment Owen Dachtyl ...... RCPS ...... 2 Crysta Duncan ...... RCES ...... 5 seling about HIV and the test. for hepatitis or tuberculosis. Foster Duquette ...... RCPS ...... 2 Dawson Bailey ...... RCES ...... 4 Nicolas Merino ...... RCPS ...... 2 Kirsten Merino...... RCES ...... 4 Dominick Webb ...... RCPS ...... 2 Kaiden Nixon ...... RCES ...... 4 Isabel Craine ...... RCES ...... 3 Georgia Mountains Farm Tour coming up Destiny Johnson ...... RCES ...... 3 Brooklyn Ramey ...... RCES ...... 3 Staff Reports around local foods, for purchase. Weekend 1st Grade The fourth annual farming and sustain- passes are available. For Name ...... School ....Grade Georgia Mountains Farm ability. Farmers will more information, visit Benjamin Blackwell ...... RCPS ...... 1 Tour is scheduled for answer questions and www.eatwellbuylocal.org. Saturday, June 27, and demonstrate sustainable The farm tour is a proj- Sunday, June 28, from 1-6 practices used in produc- ect of Georgia Mountains p.m. ing food in the region. Farmers Network, a non- Kindergarten Organizers said the Sixteen farms will be profit in association with Name ...... School ....Grade Must present event is a unique op- participating this year Soque River Watershed When you bring your and food will be available Association. Taylor Bush ...... RCPS ...... K proof of your portunity for the public Frankie Dachtyl ...... RCPS ...... K child’s honor roll to visit working farms Karleigh Nixon ...... RCPS ...... K contributing to the local Ana Ramey ...... RCPS ...... K child'sreport honorcard in toroll food culture through the Theto get Clayton a coupon Tribune North Georgia moun- It’s so easy... If your name is in here it's tains. ...to subscribe to your local newspaper. receivefor a couponone for Tours are self-guided The Clayton Tribune worth a FREE for a movie pass at and promote a mix of Call 706-782-3312. Serving Rabun for 1158 years TIGER KIDDIE MEAL education and culture DRIVE IN! Enjoy! for your K-6 grade student Pick up yours at Drive-In The Clayton Tribune Office -or- MEAL DEAL Millenium forDine-In your 7-12 Only student

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783 Caudell Road, Homer congratulates you! 041015-136105 COUNTRY BOY SPORTS 706-677-3394 COUNTRYBOYSPORTS.COM 062415-174365 The Clayton Tribune BLOTTER June 25, 2015 A9 POLICE BLOTTER Police were warned looking at her radio while with the Clayton police a second-degree arson l A Clayton woman in to be on the lookout for negotiating a turn. No at 2:45 p.m. The woman complaint on River Valley the 100 block of Brandon To get a the man’s Mazda after a injuries were reported. said a person drives a Lane in Dillard. A neigh- Lane reported a theft by collision occurred at the “two-wheel scooter” up bor said he went outside taking to the sheriff’s intersection of Highway and down Screamer Road to smoke a cigarette and office. She said missing breath of 441 and Chechero Street. Tuesday, June 9 near her house. When he heard car alarms items included wood The car was located at l A Clayton wom- it gets close, it takes off going off. He looked over planks, black drain pipes Ramey Boulevard and a an filed a complaint of and makes a loud noise, and saw flames in the cab and a set of steps. She fresh air traffic stop was initiated. criminal trespass with she said. In 13 days, she of his neighbor’s truck said the theft occurred documented 32 instances The man said he fled the police after finding and asked his wife to call sometime between Clayton police assisted of the noise. She attempt- 911. He attempted to alert scene because he was damaged tomato plants October and this day, a EMS in the 100 block of ed to follow the driver the neighbors but no one scared. When asked how in her garden. An officer period of time in which Stavemill Street at 12:37 once, but said she was was home. A butane tank much he had to drink, said there was a windy she was not at the home. a.m. June 6 after emer- unable to catch up to “the was found in the seat of the man initially said thunderstorm that passed The sheriff’s office was gency personnel were motorcycle.” When asked the burned vehicle. alerted to a woman who nothing. He later said through, but the wom- investigating. he drank two beers at to describe the driver or possibly broke her arm an said it has happened the motorcycle, she said l a Mexican restaurant. A Clayton woman l A Dillard man re- when she jumped out of a before. She requested a she couldn’t because it A roadside breath test reported lost keys to the ported a lost or stolen tag window to get some fresh report so she could show was traveling so fast it revealed a blood-alcohol police at 11:09 a.m. at the after going to retrieve his air. a male neighbor that she appeared as a streak. Clayton post office. She content level of .115. trailer in the 300 block When officers arrived, called police. said she set her keys on “You got me, man,” of York House Road in it was visually apparent l Police responded to the counter, spoke with the man said, adding he Rabun Gap and noticing that the woman’s right the 300 block of Payne a gentleman about how would save the officer the missing tag. arm was broken. A man Thursday, June 11 Hill Drive at 8:28 p.m. for her cellphone looked from having to do field in the apartment said l A 27-year-old Clay- a child custody dispute. like his and then left. sobriety tests. “You got l he was cooking when he ton woman was arrested A child’s grandmother When she got outside, she A homeless Clayton me, bro.” The officer said heard something out- by police at 11:15 p.m. came to the residence to realized she didn’t have man filed a child cus- he wanted to go through side. He said the woman on Warwoman Road for visit the child, who is in her keys. She went back tody dispute complaint the tests to be sure and with the sheriff’s office walked in the front door DUI-alcohol, weaving the care of the father. The inside, but couldn’t find the man agreed. He then because he said he had and said she thought she over the road and posses- father asked the grand- the keys. The employee at failed the sobriety tests. not been allowed to see broke her arm. A bush sion of an open alcohol mother to leave and she the counter said no one He was taken to Moun- his daughter in a year. under the second story container. Officers were attempted to leave with turned in a set of keys. tain Lakes Medical Cen- He said he was to have window was damaged. dispatched to the scene the child. The grand- The woman was advised ter for a blood/toxicol- visitation and he wanted Later, EMS said the for a one-vehicle crash at mother was warned not to have her car moved ogy test and then to the to return to the property it, but he felt intimidated woman informed them Hunter Funeral Home. A from the area in case of Rabun County Detention without permission. by his daughter’s moth- she jumped out the state trooper approached foul play. Center. er’s boyfriend and the window because the man the vehicle and saw the l A Clayton woman’s boyfriend’s cousin. The was chasing her during a woman passed out behind 1995 Pontiac Grand Prix mother said the man fight and she was afraid the wheel with a small Sunday, June 14 Arrests bottle of whiskey in her struck a Clayton wom- was to have supervised of him. Officers observed l The sheriff’s office lap. A later search of the an’s 1997 Ford Explorer visitation and given his a mark on the woman’s The following were was investigating a felony arrested for felony proba- vehicle found eight empty at 2:09 p.m. on Highway actions and lifestyle, she neck, which was deter- 441 at Bethel Road when first-degree burglary in tion violations: bottles and one full bottle the 100 block of Robin- did not want him to have mined to be a hickey of whiskey in the center she attempted to enter l Michael Timothy son Mountain Road in unsupervised visitation. from the man. She had no console. the highway. No injuries Crane, 38, of Franklin, Tiger. A woman reported She provided a copy of the other visible markings to When an officer asked were reported. North Carolina; missing a leaf blower and court’s custody order. suggest a confrontation the woman what hap- and neither did the man. l Gabrielle Elaine Gil- a chainsaw after return- ley, 20, of Clayton. pened, she responded, Dispatch confirmed the “Please don’t call him.” Friday, June 12 ing from a camping trip. Tuesday, June 16 woman called and said The missing items were She argued with the l A 40-year-old Clayton l A 54-year-old Clay- she needed fresh air. She officer about exiting her valued at $1,050. Saturday, June 6 woman was arrested at ton man was arrested at also told them she fell vehicle and continued to l Movie Time Video at 11:10 4:30 p.m. at Walmart for from a ladder. An officer A 37-year-old Mable- repeat her request. She p.m. for driving while theft by shoplifting. Store informed the hospital ton man was arrested fell to the ground once Monday, June 15 license withdrawn. An security witnessed the of what the woman was by police at 9:20 p.m. on before the officer placed l A Westminster, South Highway 441 North for officer conducted a traffic man place $61 worth of saying and suggested a her in the back seat of stop because the woman’s Carolina, man who owns mental evaluation. speeding and driving his patrol vehicle. While property in the 900 block merchandise in a bag in while license withdrawn. car had a brake light out. being read an implied of North Billy Branch his buggy and then try to Police clocked the man’s The woman’s license was consent card, the woman Road in Rabun Gap filed leave the store. A depu- vehicle traveling 65 suspended for failure to told the officer that he a complaint of littering ty took the man to the mph in a 45 mph zone. A appear on a previous traf- Rabun County Detention Too drunk “was better than this.” fic citation. She was taken and criminal trespass license check showed it After a nonverbal refusal Center. was suspended and the to the Rabun County after someone dumped to the consent card, she bags of trash and other man was wanted. He was Detention Center. l A Clayton woman was taken to the Rabun debris on his property. to walk taken to the Rabun Coun- on Great Oak Lane filed County Detention Center. l Mail was inside the trash ty Detention Center. Police investigated a a complaint with the report of suspicious activ- with a man’s name on it. l A 21-year-old Clay- sheriff’s office for stolen l A 50-year-old Tiger ity on Paris Street at 1:59 The name was given to the dog ton man was arrested at medication after her man was arrested by p.m. A neighbor reported another officer, who said 7:12 p.m. on Wall Street prescription, valued at A 27-year-old Hopewell, police at 11:01 p.m. on seeing a man removing he would look into the for DUI-drugs, speed- $100, disappeared from Virginia, man was ar- Rickman Street at Polly situation. ing, possession and use bags of items from the inside the Bible in which rested at 8:14 p.m. June Gap for DUI-alcohol and of drug-related objects, residence before walking she had placed it. She said 14 on Highway 441 North weaving over the road. l A Dillard man in the possessing prescrip- to the bottom of the yard two people had been to at Plaza Way for pedes- After police stopped 300 block of Harry Brown tion drugs outside their and making a phone call. her residence. She wasn’t trian under the influence him for crossing the original containers and A silver Honda Civic or Lane filed a civil dispute double-yellow lines on sure who might have of alcohol or drugs and possession of less than Accord picked the man complaint with the sher- Rickman Street, the man taken it. littering. an ounce of marijuana. up. Officers visited the iff’s office at 8 p.m. The An anonymous call- admitted to drinking man said he and his sister The man was pulled over residence and noticed no l A Clayton woman er reported seeing the alcoholic beverages ear- have been in disagree- for driving 45 mph in a signs of forced entry. The filed a complaint of finan- man stumbling around lier in the day. He agreed ment regarding their fa- 25 mph zone. During the residence was cleared cial card fraud with the while drinking a beer to and then failed three ther’s estate, however, she traffic stop and sobriety and officers returned to sheriff’s office after dis- and walking a dog. When roadside sobriety tests. is the executor. He said he tests, the man exhibited patrol. covering an $87.18 charge police arrived, the man The man was taken to the overheard a conversation body tremors consistent from a Home Depot in was shirtless and walk- Rabun County Detention l between his nephew and with signs of ingesting A Clayton woman’s Palatine, Illinois, on her ing along Highway 441 Center. his mother in which the narcotics. The man said 2004 Toyota Avalon was bank card. The woman North. When an officer he was taking methadone damaged in the Home nephew said an uncle was l Police conducted a said she recently moved approached, the man for withdrawals and his Depot parking lot around in the process of selling death investigation in the to the county and had threw his beer bottle doctor doubled the dosage 3:30 p.m. The other driver a saw mill located on 200 block of Dunlap Street used her card at several next to the guardrail. He Bettys Creek Road by at 7:22 p.m. after a land- that day. During a strip left the scene before she locations. She said she was unsteady on his feet, search at the Rabun lord found a tenant de- came out of the store and Andy’s Trout Farm. The closed that bank account. had red, watery eyes and ceased. The landlord said County Detention Center, saw the damage. No inju- man said the mill was his slurred speech. an officer found a small she hadn’t heard from ries were reported. and is in his name. He l A Rockton, Pennsyl- The officer asked for baggie containing sus- the tenant since June 3 said the selling of the mill vania, man filed a com- a roadside breath test, pected marijuana and and multiple attempts was speculation, but he plaint of financial card which revealed a blood-al- three small green pills, Saturday, June 13 to contact her via phone wanted a report filed. fraud with the sheriff’s cohol content level of .246. which were identified as were unsuccessful. The l A 17-year-old Rabun office after using his card clonazepam. l The man and the dog tenant was found in bed Gap man was arrested The sheriff’s office at Walmart, then days were taken to the Rabun and unresponsive. The by police at 12:27 a.m. on responded to the 8500 l later receiving a call from County Detention Center. scene was turned over to A 63-year-old Duvall Street for DUI- block of Bridge Creek Lakemont woman was his bank that a charge for After the man was turned the coroner’s office. drugs, possession of less Road in Tiger at 11:30 p.m. arrested by police at 11:56 68 cents and subsequent over to jail staff, Animal than an ounce of marijua- to assist EMS. A man said p.m. on Rickman Street charges totaling thou- Control took possession na, possession and use of his wife drank a lot while sands were attempted on of the dog at Paws 4 Life. Sunday, June 7 at Warwoman Road for they were watching a DUI-alcohol and weaving drug-related objects and his account. He said he movie and after he went l A Mountain City over the road. She partici- tag light requirements. closed the account. to bed, he heard a crash woman’s 2008 Chev- pated in roadside sobriety The man participated in in the living room. He rolet Silverado struck tests after informing the roadside sobriety tests l The sheriff’s office ‘You an unoccupied parked officer she had a glass of after being stopped on went to check and found conducted a death investi- 2005 Chevrolet Envoy in white wine with dinner. a tag light requirement. his wife laying on the gation in the 600 block of the St. Helena Catholic A breath test revealed a After marijuana and floor with injuries to her Long Laurel Ridge Drive got me, Church parking lot at 3:24 blood-alcohol content lev- drug-related objects were forehead, lip and the back in Lakemont at 5:55 p.m. p.m. while attempting to el of .105. Animal Control found in the car, the man of her head. The woman The daughter of the de- park. No injuries were took possession of her dog admitted to smoking said she didn’t remem- ceased said she was trying bro’ reported. prior to her transport to the drug an hour before ber what happened aside to reach him and when Mountain Lakes Medical driving. He was taken to from her husband saying she couldn’t she came to A 21-year-old Clayton Center for a blood test. Mountain Lakes Medical he was calling 911. She his home and found him man was arrested by Monday, June 8 She was then taken to the Center for a blood test said he has never been unresponsive in bed. The police at 6:50 p.m. June l A Clayton wom- Rabun County Detention and then to the Rabun abusive to her and she scene was turned over to 13 at Main Street and an’s 2003 Honda Accord Center. County Detention Center. wasn’t in fear of him. She the coroner. Ramey Boulevard for hit struck a pole in the was taken to Mountain and run, DUI-alcohol and Plaza Way parking lot at l A Clayton woman l The sheriff’s of- Lakes Medical Center for expired license. 6:28 p.m. while she was filed a noise complaint fice was investigating treatment. Please see BLOTTER, A10 HomesteadHouse SPRING 2015 MEMBERSHIP DRIVE ONE MONTH COMPLIMENTARY Annual TENT Sale! PREVIEW SOCIAL MEMBERSHIP, Saturday, June 27th 8 a.m. - 3 p.m. RAIN or SHINE JOIN BEFORE JUNE 30TH & PAY NO SOCIAL MEMBERSHIP Several sellers of DUES FOR SIX MONTHS! SAVE UP TO $570 Antiques, Country Goods, Household & Crafts

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He was then Lakemont at 2:30 p.m. A a 2001 Saturn 4S said the Lane reported a lost decal taken to Northeast Geor- 73-year-old woman was brakes went out on High- to the sheriff’s office at 2 gia Medical Center. found on her bed pass- way 28 North at 1:42 p.m. p.m. He said he thought ing out. There were two He exited the road but 94/70 85/67 77/62 80/59 81/58 it was thrown out in the empty bottles of vodka was able to stop before trash. Plenty of Afternoon Scattered Chance of Clouds giv- Friday, June 19 on the floor and one half going over an embank- sun. Highs showers thunder- afternoon ing way to l A missing Carnesville empty bottle on the night ment. No injuries were in the mid and thun- storms pos- showers. sun . Highs l A Clayton man driv- stand. She told emergency 90s and derstorms. sible. Highs in the in the low woman was located at reported. lows in the low 80s and 80s and ing a 2014 Buick LaCrosse Tuckaleech Store the day personnel and a deputy struck a Clayton woman’s low 70s. lows in the lows in the after she was reported that she just wanted to die l A Tiger man’s 2009 upper 50s. upper 50s. parked 2004 Lexus RX330 missing between Earl’s down at the lake. She was Chevrolet Silverado slid in the Ingles parking lot taken to the hospital and Ford and Sandy Ford. The into a ditch on Carlton Sunrise: Sunrise: Sunrise: Sunrise: Sunrise: at 4:18 p.m. and left the woman said she returned turned over to staff for 6:21 AM 6:21 AM 6:21 AM 6:22 AM 6:22 AM English Road at 1:14 p.m. scene. At his residence, evaluation. Sunset: Sunset: Sunset: Sunset: Sunset: to her vehicle to retrieve after he was flagged 8:51 PM 8:51 PM 8:51 PM 8:51 PM 8:51 PM he told an officer he didn’t a floating tube but got through a work zone by know he struck the other lost when trying to get l The sheriff’s office a city worker. The driver vehicle. No injuries were back to the river. She was was investigating a hit said there was no room www.theclaytontribune.com reported. brought to the store by an and run in the 500 block to pass and he had to go unidentified man from a of John Houck Road after l Mountain City police campsite somewhere on a couple reported damage up on a pile of dirt, which Georgia At A Glance arrested a 50-year-old the river. Family members to their electronic gate. slid his vehicle into the Commerce man at 9:30 said they would take her The man said the gate’s ditch. The city worker Clayton p.m. for possession of less to get checked out. opener was so damaged said there was plenty of 94/70 than an ounce of marijua- it was jammed and not room for him to pass. No na and possession of an l A Lakemont man con- working. A deputy at- injuries were reported. Atlanta open alcohol container. firmed an abandoned kay- tempted to locate a man who visited at 8:30 p.m. 97/74 Augusta ak found in the 600 block of Bear Gap Road was his the night prior but was Fire Blotter 97/76 Wednesday, June 17 after the sheriff’s office unsuccessful. l A 32-year-old Clayton followed up on a report Rabun County Fire Macon man was arrested by the of felony second-degree l The sheriff’s office Services responded to the 96/74 police at 8 p.m. on Main burglary in the 1400 block investigated a dog com- following incidents from plaint in the 200 block of Street at Hamby Street of Tame Turkey Road. The June 15 through Sunday: for driving without a kayak, a fan and miscel- Bull Frog Lane at 8 p.m. Savannah license and passing in a laneous other items were A Clayton man said his 95/76 no passing zone. While returned to him. miniature schnauzer was Monday, June 15 an officer was instructing attacked by other dog another driver to park l A Clayton woman in and was injured. Animal l Four medical re- within a single parking the 700 block of Watkins Control determined the sponder or assist EMS space along Main Street, Field Road filed a com- dog belonged to a neigh- calls Valdosta the Clayton man went plaint of harassing phone bor, who said he hadn’t around the officer’s calls with the sheriff’s seen his dog in hours. He 93/73 vehicle by crossing the office. She said her daugh- said he would pay for the Tuesday, June 16 double-yellow line. The ter had been calling and damages to the other dog l Four medical re- man said he thought the texting mean messages and expressed his sympa- sponder or assist EMS Area Cities officer motioned him to after losing custody of her thy for the injury. calls City Hi Lo Cond. City Hi Lo Cond. go around. He was taken children to the Clayton l Brush fire — Europe Albany 93 75 t-storm Helen 95 69 mst sunny to the Rabun County woman. The woman said l Dillard police arrest- Athens 95 74 pt sunny Lagrange 97 75 t-storm Lane Detention Center. she believed her daughter ed a 23-year-old Fairview, l Smoke investigation Atlanta 97 74 mst sunny Macon 96 74 t-storm North Carolina, man at Augusta 97 76 t-storm Marietta 96 74 mst sunny to be on drugs and that — 1100 block of Tame Bainbridge 95 77 t-storm Milledgeville 97 74 t-storm l Walmart security 1:03 p.m. for possession her daughter had been vi- Turkey Road Brunswick 93 75 t-storm Peachtree City 95 72 t-storm filed a theft by shoplift- olent in the past. She was of less than an ounce of Cartersville 96 72 mst sunny Perry 97 76 t-storm Chattanooga,TN 94 70 sunny Rome 96 73 mst sunny ing complaint with the advised to visit magistrate marijuana, possession Columbus 94 74 t-storm Savannah 95 76 t-storm sheriff’s office at 5:30 a.m. court for a temporary and use of drug-related Wednesday, June 17 Cordele 97 76 t-storm St. Simons Island93 75 t-storm An employee said a man restraining order. She objects, possession of an l Dalton 97 74 sunny Statesboro 97 74 t-storm took an Ion camera and a said she would take the open alcohol container Two medical re- Dillard 94 70 mst sunny Thomasville 92 73 t-storm sponder or assist EMS Dublin 97 73 t-storm Valdosta 93 73 t-storm flashlight without pay- weekend to think about and no tag. Duluth 97 73 mst sunny Warner Robins 96 74 t-storm ing for them. The items what she would like to do. calls Gainesville 97 74 mst sunny Waycross 95 76 t-storm were valued at $359. The l Mountain City police sheriff’s office was inves- l A Tiger man reported arrested a 35-year-old Sky National Cities tigating. the theft by taking of his Valley woman at 10:25 Thursday, June 18 City Hi Lo Cond. City Hi Lo Cond. military-issued Ka-Bar, a.m. for giving a false l Two medical re- Atlanta 97 74 mst sunny Minneapolis 83 61 mst sunny Boston 81 62 pt sunny New York 81 68 mst sunny l A deputy responded possibly taken in Decem- name, address or birth sponder or assist EMS Chicago 72 56 t-storm Phoenix 108 78 pt sunny to Walmart at 5:01 p.m. ber or January when he date to law enforcement calls Dallas 95 75 pt sunny San Francisco 74 56 pt sunny for a cruelty to animal was moving. He said he officers. l Motor vehicle colli- Denver 89 59 mst sunny Seattle 84 60 sunny Houston 92 77 t-storm St. Louis 95 73 t-storm complaint. A Clayton noticed the knife was gone sion — Bridge Creek Road Los Angeles 82 63 pt sunny Washington, DC 90 71 cloudy woman had left her dog after a friend told him he l The Georgia State Pa- at Coalley Lane Miami 91 79 t-storm in the car, which was saw it at a pawn store in trol arrested a 28-year-old l Landing zone stand- noticeably panting when Franklin, North Carolina. Tiger woman at 10 p.m. by — 100 block of Ridge- Moon Phases the deputy arrived. The He said he suspected a for DUI-drugs. crest Circle deputy explained that the friend’s son who helped dog could not be left in him move. The knife was the car in the heat with- valued at $100. Sunday, June 21 Friday, June 19 out circulating air. She l A Deatsville, Al- l Five medical re- said she would leave the l Dillard police ar- abama, man’s Dodge sponder or assist EMS dog at home next time. rested a 45-year-old Otto, Durango was damaged calls First Full Last New North Carolina, woman at extensively when a tree Jun 24 Jul 2 Jul 8 Jul 16 l A Clayton man 6:22 p.m. for driving with- fell on it in the 200 block UV Index traveling about 50 mph out a license, knowingly of Blanche Place Road at Saturday, June 20 on Warwoman Road lost driving a motor vehicle 1 a.m. The man said he Fri Sat Sun Mon Tue control of his 2014 Kawa- on suspended, canceled or thought it was thunder l Three medical 6/26 6/27 6/28 6/29 6/30 responder or assist EMS 10 10 7 8 8 saki EX650 motorcycle in revoked registration and when he heard the crash. calls Very High Very High High Very High Very High the curve at Rose Circle no proof of insurance. The tree also damaged at 10:15 p.m., ran off the the roof of the residence l Motor vehicle colli- The UV Index is measured on a 0 - 11 number scale, with a higher UV Index showing the need for greater 0 11 road, traveled through a l A Kalamazoo, Mich- and a carport. The man sion — Highway 28 North skin protection. ditch and ended up in the igan, man driving a 2015 said he let the homeown- at Pine Mountain creek. No injuries were Ford 350XLT struck a ers know of the damage. l Motor vehicle col- Recorded Weather: reported. Scaly Mountain, North lision — Highway 441 June 17 to June 23, 2015 Carolina, man’s 1987 l The sheriff’s office South at Highway 76 Chevrolet Blazer on High- investigated an illegal Intersection ...... Hi°F . . Lo°F . . . Rain" ...... Hi°F . . Lo°F . . . . Rain" Thursday, June 18 way 441 at 11:36 a.m. when burn in the 100 block of l Transformer fire — he failed to yield the right Wed . . . 90 . . . 64 . . . . . 0.00 Wed . . . 85 . . . 64 . . . . . 0.02 l A Dillard woman re- Bull Frog Lane at noon. A 300 block of Stonewall of way to the Blazer while ported a dog bite on Shope neighbor reported smell- Estates Thur . . . 90 . . . 64 . . . . . 0.23 Thur . . . 84 . . . 65 . . . . . 0.00 exiting a driveway. No Lane at 11:25 a.m. She ing smoke and hearing l Fri . . . . 87 . . . 64 . . . . . 0.01 Fri . . . . 85 . . . 64 . . . . . 0.18 injuries were reported. Landing zone stand- said a stray blue heeler bit something explode. A by — 7900 block of Old Sat . . . . 84 . . . 66 . . . . . 0.16 Sat . . . . 81 . . . 65 . . . . . 0.00 man at the residence said her grandson on the ear, Highway 441 South Sun . . . 88 . . . 63 . . . . .0.00 Sun . . . 78 . . . 65 ...... 0.21 leaving a bruise. At the he was burning trash l Structure fire (mu- Mon . . . 90 . . . 62 . . . . .0.00 Mon . . . 85 . . . 62 ...... 0.00 time, the grandson was Saturday, June 20 and a paint can exploded. tual aid for Otto, North Tue . . . 89 . . . 63 . . . . .0.00 Tues . . . 87 . . . 63 ...... 0.00 walking his female dog, l A 46-year-old Cleve- He was warned that it Courtesy of Courtesy of which was in heat. The land man and a 47-year- was illegal to burn trash Carolina, Fire Dept.) — Bridge Creek Road, Tiger Germany Valley NWS Station woman was advised to old Alto woman were and doing so could bring Little Mountain Road Elevation 1,998 ft. Elevation 2,832 ft. keep her dog inside while arrested at 5:50 p.m. on charges against him. He Total Rainfall this year: 25.97" Total Rainfall this year: 29.70" in heat. Animal Control East Wildcat Road in said he would haul his was called and took pos- Clarkesville for bat- trash away from now on. Sunday, June 21 Rainfall/Recorded Weather 2014 session of the blue heeler. tery-family violence. The l Two medical re- pair were trying to work l A bent debit card was sponder or assist EMS Total Rainfall for 2014 06/17/14 – 06/23/14 l A Clayton woman out relationship woes recovered by the sheriff’s calls Tiger ...... 60.43" Hi: 86°F/Lo: 61°F filed a complaint for crim- when the woman told the office in the 200 block of l Smoke investigation Germany Valley . . 63.93" Rain: 0.05 inal trespass in the 1000 man he needed to make Charlie Mountain Road — Kaolin Lane Rainfall year to date 2014 06/10/14 – 06/16/14 block of Warwoman Road up his mind about getting after a woman walking l Illegal burn — 200 Tiger ...... 27.09" Hi: 81°F/Lo: 59°F after her lawn service back with her. He said his there found it near a block of Bullfrog Lane Germany Valley . . . 26.54" Rain: 2.23 man told her someone mind was made up and driveway. The card was drove through her front the answer was no. He placed into evidence. yard causing damage. A said she broke his neck- deputy determined the lace, threw his sunglass- l Mountain City police EMS Blotter vehicle made a U-turn es out the car window arrested a 39-year-old Rabun History and entered the yard. and bit him on the arm. Cherokee, North Caroli- Rabun County EMS The woman said she was He said he pushed her na, woman at 4:44 p.m. for responded to 52 calls unsure who would have when she bit him and she driving without a license between 8:01 a.m. June 16 Fascinating Facts done it or whether it was hit her head. She said he and speeding. and 8 a.m. Tuesday. accidental or intentional. started throwing papers out of her glove box so l A Riverview, Florida, she threw his sunglasses World War I Draft man’s 2009 Honda GL1800 out the window. She said “GEORGIA MOUNTAINS BOOK HAVEN” motorcycle hit gravel on he started slamming her Bridge Creek Road near head into the gear shift. Larry V. 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Bleckley said. “In fact, for years and years after YEARS I got here and for years n CONTINUED FROM PAGE A1 and years before that we were on such a tight budget that the county “You were making a would literally have to living ... there were good bor- years or there were row bad years and it was so money uncertain. My daughter by the was just born in 1990 middle and I needed something of the more reliable.” sum- Though he might be mer able to do the job with or the his eyes closed and one late hand tied behind his sum- back today, Bleckley mer said it wasn’t always BLECKLEY just that easy. As the first to pay county administrator, bills Bleckley had to carve until taxes came in.” out the specifics of his The county currently job description and has a fund balance of work diligently to build more than $10 million. the authority behind his Bleckley said one of title. his most difficult tasks Megan Studdard/The Clayton Tribune During the first few is managing the respon- years, Bleckley said sible growth of the coun- ‘Risktakers’ art show celebrates Wallenda walk anniversary some of the commis- ty while maintaining its Chala Salisbury of Smithville, Tennessee, takes a photo of her husband Dale Salisbury’s welded sculpture “Enchanted Peril” during the sioners struggled with character and spirit. opening of “Risktakers… the art of living life on a wire” on Saturday afternoon at The Root Cellar Gallery. The show features work from the idea of an employee The title of admin- local and national artists. It will run until July 31. making decisions for the istrator might sound county. He also said it broad to some and took time for the public Bleckley might make accessed unprotected June 18. It was executed were located on a Galaxy to believe in his author- many choices for the files through Auralextc’s around 9 a.m. Friday. The Note 3 smartphone in ity. county. However, he MAN Gigatribe account and complaint states Welcher Welcher’s possession. “People elect county said a large portion of downloaded 71 images of admitted to possessing More than 255,000 images commissioners and his time is spent fielding n CONTINUED FROM PAGE A1 that’s who they want suspected child pornog- child pornography on his of adult and child pornog- residents’ questions and to deal with,” Bleckley raphy, according to the computer and said he pre- raphy were found on one working with depart- said. “They don’t want lextc and the undercover complaint. Authorities ferred images of females external hard drive, the ment heads to make to deal with employees.” officer in which Welcher estimated some of females ages 10-14 years old. document states. sure services are being reportedly said: “For me, But as time passed delivered efficiently. depicted in sexual activ- Welcher also reportedly Welcher was detained and commissioners it is the girls who are just ities were as young as told agents he first came in Hall County Jail with- When Wednesday starting to grow” and changed, Bleckley’s role morning rolls around, 3-6 years old. The court into possession of child out bond Wednesday. He grew from making daily “I keep it hidden well as document states the agent pornography while work- was scheduled to appear Bleckley said he’s going society believes those that decisions to also mento- to enjoy not making the also subpoenaed Wind- ing in computer repair. for a detention hearing ring new commissioners think like me are sick drive to the courthouse. stream Communications “During repairs, he in U.S. District Court in in their roles as commu- perverts.” It also states In retirement, Bleckley and received Welcher’s would steal child pornog- Gainesville on Wednes- nity leaders. Welcher claimed to have Clarkesville address in raphy from a customer’s day after press time. The said he hopes to spend “I feel like he’s been a more time on other in- more than 54,000 photos return. computer” if the comput- Clayton Tribune will strong administrator,” terests such as golfing, in a locked file accessible According to the com- er contained such images, update the online version Chairman Greg James hiking and a long list on Gigatribe, the pass- plaint, the bureaus sought the document states. of this story on www.the said. “I’ve been told that of projects around his word to which he provid- and received a search Sewell said in his claytontribune.com with the average tenure for house. ed the undercover officer. warrant from Mountain complaint that in excess the results of that hear- somebody in his posi- Though, he admitted In April, an FBI special Judicial Circuit Judge of 300 images of suspect- ing when they become tion is about 4.5 years, it will be strange not to agent in Minneapolis also Russell “Rusty” Smith on ed child pornography available. which, if you think have to worry about all about it, is an election of the county’s prob- cycle. And with Jim lems, Bleckley said he having been there for felt confident that his CARE almost 25 years I think successor, Darrin Giles, it says something about n CONTINUED FROM PAGE A1 would be able to hit the his character.” ground running. A self-described low- “He’s been a huge He said by July 1 a nurse will be in key manager, Bleckley asset,” Giles said of house on weekends. makes every effort to Bleckley. “Just the his- “We’ve got to get back to that,” fly under the radar, tory that he carries with he said. Ramey said it will be keep his head down and him. That’s the biggest helpful to have someone in the jail get the job done. When thing ...he’s done it, seen to prepare medications for inmates asked what his greatest it and knows how to taken in on Saturday or Sunday. accomplishment as ad- handle it.” Shook deals with everything ministrator is, Bleckley Giles has trained from inmate sickness to adminis- dodges the question, under Bleckley for the tering and preparing medications. diverting any credit to last six months and has She said when a person is booked, a combination of com- served as the county’s she and an officer count the pills. missioners and county roads director for many Then she coordinates with the employees. years. inmate’s doctor and the jail doctor. There are efforts “Darrin has the When an inmate is sick, they Bleckley is proud to advantage of already head straight to the booking area have been a part of, being a veteran county to the nurse’s station. Ramey said and none more so than employee in a very high Megan Studdard/The Clayton Tribune helping the county move he has inmates who wipe down The Rabun County Detention Center is seen Tuesday. Inside are inmates requiring medi- profile position,” Bleck- door handles daily to prevent the from financially foun- ley said. “To be able to cation for mental health conditions. The center contracts with an outside source to staf a dering to a firm fiscal spread of germs. Holding cells are doctor and nurse. do that great (of a) job he used to quarantine inmates who footing. had to have the people might spread illnesses to the gen- “We weren’t bankrupt skills because that’s ambulance will be called just to be she said. eral population. Shook will assess by any means, but we what it’s all about… safe. Ramey said Monday the jail the inmate, then refer to the jail’s never had any money,” dealing with the public.” “We have sent people that are doctor makes decisions on when doctor for treatment. faking strokes, but you still have medications are administered and Sometimes, Ramey said, medi- to get them there,” Andrews said. they usually come at 9 a.m. and 9 cal emergencies happen at the jail Ramey added that officers will p.m. unless provisions are made. and, depending on the situation, accompany inmates to doctor’s ap- He also added that many mental FOND the county might have to foot the pointments, which are often paid illness medications aren’t nar- n CONTINUED FROM PAGE A1 bill. through the individual’s or work- cotics. For those that are, he said, “Some might come in here and man’s compensation insurance. alternatives can be prescribed. Bleckley accepted the award before a crowd that have a heart attack here. That’d He said though the county might “The ones that are narcotic are included county department heads, a former com- be on us. If they come in and they not pay for the medical expense, generally the ones they really missioner and former county attorney, friends and say “Well I’m just going to commit it foots the bill for transportation want to continue in abundance community members. suicide,’ that’s self-inflicted, that’s and the supervising officer’s pay. on them,” he said. because that gives them the happy “Thank y’all very much,” Bleckley said. “Thank For law enforcement officials, feeling,” Ramey said. “It’s those y’all for coming. I appreciate it.” the validity of inmates’ illnesses ‘as needed’ medications. (This is) a “Just don’t turn that cellphone off,” James said are sometimes unclear. Ramey de- Medicating the incarcerated nurse and a doctor in a small med with a laugh. scribed how some prisoners might Ramey and Shook said many facility here. It’s not a pain clinic.” Commissioner Kay Darnell took a moment to re- fake an ailment. Other times, he mental health patients have is- Andrews, Ramey and Shook flect on Bleckley’s length of service, saying Bleckley said, it’s anxiety. sues when they are incarcerated agreed dealing with the medical “is really a rare gem.” “It’s a scary thing to be brought because Rabun County Detention needs of mental health patients “About the average term for a county manager is to jail. A lot of people who come in Center is a non-narcotic facility. has become an issue in Rabun about four years across the state,” she said. “And he here either think they’re going to According to the U.S. Library County and in jails across the has been recognized statewide. get out of jail and fake something of Medicine, narcotics work by nation. “The wealth of knowledge he has will be hard to or a lot of times they just have a blocking the feeling of pain. They “We’re not set up for mental come by.” little bit of panic,” he said. include medications like oxyco- health. If we were, can you imag- Debra Jacobs, county clerk and chief financial Ramey and Sheriff Frank An- done, hydrocodone and tramadol. ine the staff we’d need for that?” officer, said she and her co-workers were going to drews said several officers work- Norvell told The Tribune on Andrews said. miss Bleckley. The two have worked together for 20 ing in the jail have been through June 12 that she was concerned “When this jail was built in 2005, years, she said. first responder training and know about the administration of her you still had all the mental health “I was county attorney when we passed the res- how to take blood pressure, check medications in jail. She said some facilities open all around the state. olution to hire a county manager,” Bruce Russell for heart problems and do CPR. of her “as needed” medications Rome and all these other plac- said. “We hired Jimmy Bleckley and never had They can assess an inmate and were not available and she had to es have since then closed down. anybody else — 24 years of outstanding service.” better report symptoms to an on- take her pills at 9 a.m. and 9 p.m. That burden has been dumped off Bleckley will leave his post as county administra- call nurse after hours, they said. “It throws me off when I don’t onto the counties,” Ramey said. tor Tuesday. County Roads Director Darren Giles Oftentimes in an emergency, an have my medicine when I need it,” “There’s no good answer for it.” will become Rabun County’s second administrator.

days. The other removes note would be needed. board: Dalewin Speed, RCHS professional; Wanda the “good attendance” Wilbanks reported l Entered executive social studies teacher; Justus, RCPS custodian; BUDGET requirement for a driv- average daily attendance session to discuss per- Sandy Wheeler, Rabun and Jenna Hinkel, Skye n CONTINUED FROM PAGE A3 er’s licence or permit. at all schools was in the sonnel and unanimously County Primary School Slagle Coalley, Mary Now, Wilbanks said, mid- to upper-90 percent approved the following: teacher; Brad Holcombe, Beth Burrell, and Carrie to the system’s student students need to only be range. However, she and resignations of Greg Rabun County Elemen- Cann Poss, RCPS para- attendance protocol. She enrolled in a school to get Williams said the system Stephens, Rabun Coun- tary School physical professionals; transfer said several laws have a license or permit. is focusing on attendance ty High School social education teacher; of Marsha Smith from been passed or changed According to Wil- and enforcing the policy. studies teacher; Jim Alexia Clutter, Rabun RCPS secretary to cen- and they need to be banks, another stipula- “Although our (atten- Horn, RCHS teacher; County Middle School tral office receptionist. reflected in the policy. tion added to the protocol dance) percentages are Beth Horn, instructional teacher; Jared Shaw, l Unanimously award- These laws, she said, involves excused absenc- high, … the same stu- technology specialist and RCHS media paraprofes- ed the following bids for established Children es. She said from now on, dents are missing many Aimee Whittle, Rabun sional; Danette Irving, transportation services: in Need of Service and no more than seven days days of school. We want County Primary School RCES special education Acree Oil, diesel fuel; seek to offer services to can be excused with a to stay ahead of that,” paraprofessional; hiring paraprofessional; Shel- Jim Whitehead, tires families for children who parent note. After that, she said. of Daniele Cragg, alter- ley Drummond, RCPS and James Paint & Body have missed too many Wilbanks said, a doctor’s In other business, the native school teacher; special education para- Shop, wrecker service. A12 June 25, 2015 ADVERTISEMENT The Clayton Tribune

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MAIN PHOTO: Nik Wallenda signs his book “Balance” for Joseph and Mitchell McGahee of Clarkesville on Saturday morning at Rabun County Public Library. Around 100 people came to meet Wallenda during the book signing. Some brought memorabilia from the walk of his great grandfather, Karl Wallenda, across Tallulah Gorge 45 years ago. SECOND ROW, FROM LEFT: (1) John Michael Montgomery strikes a rock star pose during his show Saturday night at Clayton City Hall. Montgomery blew the crowd away during the concert that saw him play a variety of hits and favorite B-sides. (2) Sandra Hood as Annie Nations tries to fgure out how to get the eye out of a pig’s head during the “Foxfre” play Monday night at Dillard City Hall. The play was acted by the North Georgia Community Players and was preceded by a concert by local bluegrass legends, The Foxfre Boys. THIRD ROW, FROM LEFT: (1) T. Graham Brown rocks the stage Friday night at the opening concert of the Tallulah Gorge Skywalk Celebration. The Grammy-nominated artist played his hits to a small but receptive crowd, including “Memphis Women and Fried Chicken” and “I Tell It Like It Used To Be.” (2) Clayton photographer Peter McIntosh talks with Nik Wallenda on Friday at Rabun Gap-Nacoochee School before a public meet and greet to get the Tallulah Gorge Skywalk Celebration underway. AT LEFT: Local country singer Jeb Gipson of Lakemont serenades the crowd with songs from his newly released album Friday night at Rabun Arena. Gipson played from the back of an old pickup truck for a concert preceding the Bar W Rodeo. B2 June 25, 2015 CELEBRATIONS/EDUCATION The Clayton Tribune

Benefit Luncheon FOR Jarred Phillips Saturday, June 27th 1 PM to 4 PM at Valley Cafe in Dillard

Submitted Photo RCHS students pass CNA exam $5.00 per plate Four students at Rabun County High School received their Certifed Nursing Assistant credentials after passing a written and skills test May BBQ Sandwich 26. The students took the Patient Care Fundamentals class at RCHS last year. It is the third course in the therapeutic services-patient care Baked Beans pathway. Pictured, from left, are Hali DaConceicao, Amber Ray, health care science teacher Cathie NeSmith, Garrett Mitchem and Trevor Dearborn. Potato Salad

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Andrew Miller, who people hard things: thou columnist acquired his rank fghting in hast made us drink the u the Indian Wars, bought nearly wine of astonishment.” 1,000 acres of land in the Little The phrase “the wine of as- million of bonuses Friday, Tennessee River Valley when he tonishment” in these hard March 13, 2009, follow the moved to the brand new Rabun times got me thinking. often repeated phrase in County in the early 1820s. His- Our economy has shown Japan: “Make an an- torian Andrew Ritchie said, “His Americans and people nouncement, bow humbly, most enduring monument in our throughout the world a say ‘I’m sorry’ then resign midst is the house he built while number of hard things: or commit suicide.” living in the Valley.” It is said loss of jobs; young people And just how bad was to have had originally 10 or 12 unable to continue their John Thain at Merrill rooms and four great chimneys education; thousands Lynch, giving himself made of granite when the house graduating from college a multi-million dollar was built circa 1823. The house and still looking for jobs a bonus and a $25,000 toilet still stands at the corner of year or even several years in his office just before Highway 441 and South Wolfork later; foreclosure of homes his company tanked and Road. Many called it the Fisher and the inability to obtain was taken over by Bank of House for the family who lived necessary medical care. America — meaning Thain there for decades in the 20th Entire segments of received a huge bonus century. our society were almost while shareholders saw the brought to their knees, value of their stock fall to including the real estate close to zero. Photo courtesy of Rabun County Historical Society and homebuilding indus- We have also seen top Visit www.rabunhistory.org tries; scores of banks; and, level athletes like Manny of course, the struggles of Ramirez, Barry Bonds, many retail stores. Alex Rodriguez, Jose Can- Stories of the greed that seco, Mark McGuire, Sam- fueled the recent recession my Sosa, Rafael Palmeiro, amaze us over and over Roger Clements and Andy again. It’s not just Bernie Petit, who have abused Madoff raking in more their bodies with drugs than $50 billion without that make them stronger ever investing a penny of it and better able to bargain in securities for his clients. for insanely high salaries All of this during a 20 year to play (and disgrace) our period in spite of repeated national pastime. This warnings by the Securities while the cost of tickets to and Exchange Commis- see these blown up, distort- LIBRARY NEWS sion. ed bodies do their thing New items available: she never knew ends her only accessible collection of daily prac- Elie Wiesel said: “I prevents ordinary people The Book of Speculation by friendships, Cat Coombs achieves tices that help alleviate a number would like to see him be in from going out to a game Erika Swyler — Simon Watson, sobriety and resolves to make of health and mental health con- a solitary cell with only a with their families. a young librarian on the verge amends to those she has hurt ditions, including stress, anxiety, screen and on that screen Greed is not unknown to of losing his job, finds a mysteri- during a revelatory Nantucket depression and chronic pain. for at least five years of his physicians, laboratories, ous book that holds the key to a summer. 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school. It is called “Ever- personal prayer Fridays. Shabbat service est;” July 7-11, 9 a.m.- It is at 150 N. Church St. l Mountain Syna- noon at the Family Life gogue in Franklin, North Center. Register children Carolina, will be holding online at www.clayton- Holy Communion a Shabbat service at 6 methodist.com or visit l Dillard United Meth- p.m. Friday. Kiddush to the FLC, 205 Ministry odist Church is offering follow. For information Mountain Drive, Clayton the sacrament of Holy and directions, visit for a registration form. Communion at 11 a.m. on mountain-synagogue. Everest will take place at the first Sunday of each org/ or call 828-524-9463. the Family Life Center. month. The table of the Lord will be open to all who desire to receive it. Barbecue dinner Soccer camp For more information, l St. Helena Catholic l Grace Bible Church call 706-746-3787. Church is having a bar- will be having its annual becue dinner Saturday High Power Soccer Camp 5-8 p.m. serving pulled for ages 5-10 July 20-24, Celebrate Recovery 8:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. Cost pork, coleslaw, baked l Celebrate Recovery, is $45, $10 dollars less for beans and a drink; $8 a a Christian-based, 12- siblings, until Friday, plate. Take-out available. step program for dealing July 10. After that, fee is with hurts, habits and $60. Campers will receive hang-ups, meets at 7 Head of Tennessee VBS a backpack, soccer ball, p.m. Thursdays at Wiley water bottle and camp Church of God. For more l Head of Tennes- shirt. Lunch and snacks information, call the see Baptist Church in provided. Please call church at 706-212-2809 or Dillard will host Mt. church office at 706-746- Gladys Clem at 706-782- Kilimanjaro vacation Submitted Photo 5823 or email tracy@ 3928. Bible school published mygracebiblechruch.org by Answers in Genesis. Cowboy church in Dillard for more information. VBS will be for children The Middle Georgia Chapter of Cowboys for Christ sang Sunday at 9 a.m. at the Dillard Playhouse as part Wiley Bible study who have completed of the Cowboy Church. They also recited cowboy poetry and gave a short sermon. Pictured are Sawdy l Wiley Presbyterian PreK-sixth grade from Sunday night singing Malcolm, Bruce McCullens, Bob Perkerson, Earl Bumgarner, Tom Kerlin and Jerry Warren. l Homecoming cele- Church is holding an Sunday-Thursday, July informal Bible study at 2. Sunday, 4:30-7 p.m. and bration will be Aug. 9 at special group of singers. Methodist Church will 10:30 a.m. Guest singers 11 a.m. Wednesdays. For Monday-Thursday, 9 a.m. Taize more information, call - 12:30 p.m. Free meal Everyone is welcome. host a healing service from NewLife. l Taize service will l Alice at 706-782-3775. provided for children Thursday, July 2, at 6 Joy Baptist Church will hold Sunday night each day. be at the Holy Family p.m. Hospice seminar Lutheran Church in singing at 6 p.m. on the Tuesday meditation l On Sunday at 11 Highlands, North Caroli- following dates: Sept. 27, the Goss Brothers, and l Unitarian Universal- Taylors Chapel homecoming a.m., Jeanne Chapman na, on Thursday, July 2, Methodist Bible school Oct. 25, Gospel Echos. ist Fellowship of Frank- l Homecoming for will hold a seminar on at 5:30 p.m. l Clayton First United lin, North Carolina, will Taylors Chapel Baptist hospice/end of life care Methodist Church invites hold a meditation group Church will be Sunday. at Unitarian Universalist children in kindergar- Presbyterian prayer on the second and fourth There will be a special Fellowship of Franklin, Healing service ten-sixth grade to this l Clayton Presbyte- Tuesdays of the month at guest speaker and a North Carolina. l Clayton First United year’s vacation Bible rian Church is open for 6:30 p.m.

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Antioch United Methodist Church Cornerrock Methodist Church Mountain Grove Baptist Church Tabernacle Baptist Church 80 Church Road, 449 Old Screamer St., Clayton, GA North Germany Rd., Clayton, GA 6467 Highway 441 S., 706-782-5598 Clayton, GA 706-782-4224 042314-74937 Dillard United Methodist Church 706-782-3488 Wiley, GA Hwy 441 North • Clayton Pastor: Lee Krivsky Pastor: Larry Cannon Betty Whitecloud St. & Hwy 441, 706-782-2734 Battle Branch Baptist Church Dillard, GA Mountain Synagogue Pastor: Steve Townsend 1769 Warwoman Rd., 216 Roller Mill Rd., Franklin, NC 706-746-3787 Tallulah Falls United Clayton, GA 706-782-9656 Pastor: Rev. Chuck Stutsman 828-524-9463 or 706-746-2177 Pastor: Madison McCrackin Religious Leader: Zvi Altman Methodist Church Elohim Baptist Mission 204 School Road, Bethel Baptist Church New Beginnings Baptist Church 140 Blair St., Tiger, GA Tallulah Falls, GA 438 Bethel Road, Tiger, GA 706-212-0391 62 Dotson Street Pastor: Mike Cochran Pastor: Rev. Octavio Espetia Mountain City, GA 706-754-2742 wileychurch.net Pastor: James Turpen Betty’s Creek Baptist Church 828-369-0620 Fairview Baptist Church Pastor: Rev. Tom Larocca

123 Betty’s Creek Church Lane Highway 76 West, Clayton, GA Taylor’s Chapel Baptist Church 151433 Dillard, GA 706-746-2444 706-782-2105 New Hope Methodist Church Taylor’s Chapel Road, Sun. 11am & 6pm | Wed. 6:30pm Pastor: Rev. Jason Smith Pastor: Steve York New Hope Church Road Mountain City, GA Clayton, GA 706-782-4224 Black Rock Baptist Church Flat Creek Baptist Church 706-782-2537 Pastor: Lee Krivsky 345 N. Valley St. 1433 Low Gap Road, Clayton, GA Pastor: Thomas Burrell Clayton, GA 706-782-9298 Pastor: Albert Giovino LifeWay Community Church Pastor: Jim Green Tessentee Independent First Christian Church 1048 N Main St, Clayton, GA Blue Heights Baptist Church Black Rock Mountain Road, 706-982-3022 Missionary Baptist Church 46 Cross St., Mt. City, GA Mountain City, GA Pastor: Scott Woodard 4601 Tessentee Road, 706-782-8305 800-369-8305 706-746-3168 Newman Chapel Baptist Church Otto, NC 706-782-1745 66 Rickman St. 24 Hour Service Boggs Mountain Baptist Church Minister: Earl Winfrey Clayton, GA 30525 www.blossmangas.com 1471 E. Boggs Mt. Rd., 60 Mulberry Road Pastor: Carl Carpenter Tiger, GA Grace Bible Church Otto, NC 28763 Pastor: Joe McCrackin 235 Dotson St., Mountain City, GA 828-524-9483 Tiger Baptist Church 88 John Beck Dockins Rd., 706-746-5823 Pastor: Danny H. Cannon Testament & Thomas Streets, behind City Electric and Plumbing Camp Creek Baptist Church www.mygracebiblechurch.org Tiger, GA 4363 Camp Creek Road, North Clayton Baptist Church Pastor: Kevin E. Hurt Pastor: Tim Hunnicutt Lakemont, GA 706-782-2633 171 Clayburne St. Pastor: Jim Carver Head of Tennessee Clayton, GA Tiger United Methodist Church 072414-96524 Baptist Church Pastor: Ray B. Conne Carver’s Chapel Church 895 Franklin St., Dillard, GA 64 Pleasant Place Road, Rabun Gap, GA 30568 the perfect combination 1020 Old Chechero St., 706-746-2116 Peoples Baptist Church Tiger, GA 706-746-3508 all-safestorage.com Clayton, GA 706-746-5134 Pastor: Allan Pierce Dunlap Street, Clayton, GA 706-754-2742 Pastor: Tim McCall 706-782-4808 Pastor: James Turpen Ivy Hill Baptist Pastor: Ronia Hunter Center for Spiritual Awareness (Meets with Cornerrock Methodist) Timpson Presbyterian Church 151 CSA Lane, Persimmon Baptist Church Mountain Patrol 449 Old Screamer St., 35 Hawthorne Lane Lakemont, GA 706-782-4723 Clayton, GA 2032 Persimmon Rd., Clayton, GA Private Security & Investigations Clayton, GA Director: Roy Eugene Davis Pastor: Farris Long 706-212-7914 Proudly serving the Lakes of Burton, Seed and Rabun since 1973. Pastor: Rev. Richard Wright Chapel of Sky Valley Joy Baptist Church Unitarian Universalist Fellowship Providing Peace of Mind, Security and Protection 817 Sky Valley Way, Sky Valley, GA 96 Joy Church Ln, Lakemont, GA Persimmon Church of God of Franklin, NC 706-746-2999, 706-746-5770 706-782-9757 2360 Devil’s Branch Road 85 Sierra Drive, Franklin, NC 706-782-5807 74930 www.skyvalleychapel.com Pastor: Tony Goss Clayton, GA 706-782-7978 Pastor: John Erbelding 706-782-3726 King Memorial Community Unity - Wayfarers Chapel Chechero Baptist Church Church Pastor: Teddy King Off Highlands Road, 4973 Highway 76 E., Clayton, GA 4922 Persimmon Rd, Pleasant Hill Baptist Church Dillard, GA 706-782-7179 Clayton, GA 30525 Warwoman Road, Clayton, GA Pastor: Michael Wilson 706-782-4798 706-782-4074 706-746-6907 Pastor: Tony Westbrook Pastor: Ron Lindahn Clayton Baptist Church Pastor: Raymond Page 87 S. Church St., Clayton, GA Kingdom Hall of Jehovah’s Witnesses Rabun County Church of Christ Valley Community Church 706-782-4588 176 Shepard St., Mt. City, GA 876 Bethel Road, 2218 Tate City Rd., Clayton, GA 706-746-2791 Pastor: Joey Thompson Tiger, GA 706-782-4904 Pastor: Jonathan Penland Clayton Church of God 706-782-3495 Wiley Church of God 255 Stekoa Falls Road, Clayton, GA Lakemont Baptist Church Minister: Mckinley Pate 608 W. Wolf Creek Road, 28 Transom Lane, Wiley, GA 706-982-4437 Rocky Grove Baptist Church Lakemont, GA 706-212-2809 Pastor: Bryan Alexander 6900 Bridge Creek Road, 706-212-7904 Pastor: Rev. Adam Wright Clayton Christian Community Church Pastor: Jewell Gaines Tiger, GA 1455 Hwy 441 South, Clayton, GA 30525 384 S. Main St., Clayton, GA Pastor: Rev. Kyle L. Watts Liberty Baptist Church Wiley Presbyterian Church 706-212-7986 207 Wiley Church Lane 2206 Bridge Creek Road Rabun Gap Presbyterian Church 74943 Pastors: John & Denise Paul Tiger, GA 706-782-6651 8397 Wolffork Road, Wiley, GA 706-782-3775 706-782-3039 Clayton First Assembly Pastor: Scott Cates Rabun Gap, GA Pastor: Alice T. Wood 706-746-2020 of God Macedonia Baptist Church 128 Valley St., Clayton, GA Pastor: Don Barber Wolf Creek Baptist Church Jerry Gap Rd, Clayton, GA Wolf Creek Church Rd. off 706-782-6854 828-526-8425 Sheltering Arms Gospel Pastor: Jeff Houston Pastor: Troy Nicholson Tabernacle East Wolf Creek Rd., Wiley, GA 2771 Highway 76 W., 706-782-4541 Clayton First United Methodist Church Mount Calvary Baptist Church Rev. Thomas Gragg as Pastor 71 S. Main St., Clayton, GA 130 Little River Lane, off York House Road, Clayton, GA 706-782-4426 Rabun Gap, GA 30537 706-782-7908 Wolffork Baptist Church Pastor: Jeremy Lawson 706-782-4143 Nell Matheson, Founder 453 Wolffork Church Road, Clayton Presbyterian Church Pastors: Rev. Mickey Woods St. Helena Catholic Church Rabun Gap, GA 150 N. Church St., Clayton, GA Mountain City Church of God 137 Meadow Stream Ln., 706-746-2728 Bethel & Co. 706-782-5418 352 Cross St., Mt. City, GA Clayton, GA 706-782-5152 Pastor: Jimmy Greer Pastor: Fred DiMaio 706-746-7530 Priest: Alvaro Avendano Accounting Services Wolffork Christian Fellowship Center Pastor: Wren Worley Saint James Episcopal Church Community Bible Church 5746 N. Wolffork Rd, Individuals & Businesses 3645 Cashiers Rd., Highlands, NC Mountain City United Methodist 260 Warwoman Road, 66 North Church Street 706-782-4531 828-526-4685 69 Black Rock Pkwy, Mt. 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HD CMT Crossroads (N) Josh Wolf Cops HD Cops HD Cops HD CNN Anderson Cooper 360° The Seventies: “Nixon” The Seventies HD Anthony: “Iran” (TVPG) Anthony: “Tanzania” CNN The Seventies HD CNN Spc. CNN Spc. CNN Special Report CNN Special Report Forensic Forensic COMEDY Key; Peele Key; Peele Futurama Futurama South Park South Park Archer HD Archer HD Bad Grandpa .5 (‘14) COMEDY Wanderlust (‘12, R) aac Paul Rudd. Joe Dirt (‘01, PG-13) David Spade. (:15) Jeff Dunham: All Over the Map Dunham DISCOVERY Alaskan Bush (N) Alaskan Bush People Catching Monsters (N) Alaskan Bush People Catching Monsters DISCOVERY Deadliest Catch HD Mega Berg (TVPG) (N) HD Alaskan Bush People Mega Berg (TVPG) HD DISNEY Teen Beach 2 (‘15, NR) Ross Lynch. Best (N) Girl Meets K.C. Undercover HD Undercover Undercover DISNEY Liv HD Liv HD Best HD Undercover Lab Rats Kirby Buck Jessie HD Jessie HD Austin HD Austin HD E! Botched: “Knuckles” Botched (TV14) HD New Money New Money E! News (N) HD Selena (‘97, PG) aac E! 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A AMC C ANIMAL The Last Alaskans (N) (:01) To Be Announced Finding Bigfoot (N) HD The Last Alaskans HD (:05) Finding Bigfoot HD C ANIMAL Treehouse Masters HD Treehouse Masters (N) Redwood Kings HD Treehouse Masters HD Treehouse Masters HD BET BET Awards 2015 (TVPG) (N) BET Afterparty (N) BET Awards BET Movie To Be Announced Single Ladies HD Wendy Williams (N) HD BRAVO To Be Announced TBA Bravo’s First Looks (N) Married to Medicine Mother Funders (TV14) BRAVO Housewife (TV14) Real Housewives (N) Odd Mom Secrets and Wives Odd Mom Housewife (TV14) CARTOON King of Hill King of Hill Cleveland Cleveland Dad HD Family Guy Family Guy China, Il (:15) Pretty Tyson CARTOON King of Hill King of Hill Bob’s HD Cleveland Dad HD Dad HD Family Guy Family Guy Robot Squid HD CMT Hills (‘84) Beverly Hills Cop II (‘87, R) aac Eddie Murphy. HD Josh Wolf Cops HD CMT Crossroads HD CMT Reba HD Con Air (‘97, R) aac Nicolas Cage, John Cusack. 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TUESDAY EVENING JUNE 30, 2015 WEDNESDAY EVENING JULY 1, 2015 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 12:00 12:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 12:00 12:30

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D HD HD HD D HD HD A NBC America’s Got Talent: “Audition 6" (TVPG) (N) I Can Do That (N) Local (:35) Tonight Show Late Night A NBC America’s Got Talent American Ninja Warrior: “Orlando” (TVPG) Local (:35) Tonight Show Late Night O O

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B (7:00) Erin Brockovich (‘00, R) Julia Roberts. HD True Lies (‘94, R) aaa Arnold Schwarzenegger, Jamie Lee Curtis. HD B Back to the Future (‘85, PG) Michael J. Fox. HD Back to the Future Part II (‘89, PG) aaac Michael J. Fox. HD Future III

A AMC A AMC C ANIMAL River Monsters HD (:01) Eating Giants: HD Eating Giants: Hippo (:03) River Monsters HD (:04) Eating Giants: HD C ANIMAL To Be Announced Alaskans Remote (N) The Last Alaskans HD (:03) To Be Announced (:04) Alaskans (TVPG) BET (6:30) Movie Nellyville (TVPG) Single Ladies HD Nellyville (TVPG) Wendy Williams (N) HD BET Single HD Nellyville (TVPG) Movie Wendy Williams (N) HD BRAVO Housewives (TV14) Real Housewives (N) Secrets and Wives (N) Housewives (TV14) Housewife (TV14) BRAVO New York (TVPG) Million Dollar Listing (N) Flipping Out (TVPG) (N) New York (TVPG) Flipping Out (TVPG) CARTOON King of Hill King of Hill Bob’s HD Cleveland Dad HD Dad HD Family Guy Family Guy Robot Squid HD CARTOON King of Hill King of Hill Bob’s HD Cleveland Dad HD Dad HD Family Guy Family Guy Robot Squid HD CMT Reba HD A Cinderella Story (‘04, PG) Hilary Duff, Jennifer Coolidge. HD Friday Night Lights HD Friday Night Lights HD CMT Reba HD Kindergarten Cop (‘90, PG-13) Arnold Schwarzenegger. 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R MAX Mr. Ripley Two Night Stand (‘14, R) aac HD Blended (‘14, PG-13) aac Adam Sandler. HD CoEd Conf. CoEd Conf. R MAX Her (‘14, R) Joaquin Phoenix, Amy Adams. HD Wish I Was Here (‘14, R) Zach Braff. Stacked Racks from Mars (‘14) c HD P P SHOW Song One (‘14) HD Jackie HD HAPPYish Penny Dreadful HD HAPPYish Jackie HD Dane Cook (TVMA) HD SHOW Penny Dreadful HD 60 Minutes Sports HD HAPPYish Jackie HD 60 Minutes Sports HD HAPPYish Jackie HD The Clayton Tribune CALENDAR June 25, 2015 B7 CALENDAR OF EVENTS James Episcopal Church par- ideas (dialog not debate) are is a fellowship of people who, drugs is on the rise and recom- ish hall, 260 Warwoman Road. invited to attend. For more through shared experience, mends taking steps to protect For more information, call information, call 828-371-1020. strength and hope, are recov- one’s family. If you know Submit your 706-782-9717. ering from compulsive eating. anyone who is struggling with Meetings are free. Three are drug addiction get them the MONDAY Nichols-Bradshaw reunion held in the area, including help they need. Call for a free events to l The Nichols-Bradshaw 5 p.m. Sundays at Franklin brochure on the signs of addic- Technology training class reunion will be Sunday, July (North Carolina) First Presby- tion for all drugs. Narconon terian Church Parish Hall, 26 also offers free screenings and l The Rabun County Board 12, at the Persimmon Fellow- Church St. Come through the referrals. For more informa- our website of Education is offering a ship Building. The dinner will red doors and follow OA signs. tion, call 800-431-1754; or visit technology training class for begin at 1 p.m. For more information, call http://www.drugabusesolu- TheClaytonTribune.com all parents at 5:30 p.m. at the 828-508-2586. At 5 p.m. Mon- tion.com. now ofers a feature in which Rabun County Board of Educa- Food distribution days and 3:30 p.m. Wednesday, l Narconon of Georgia residents may submit com- tion in the Professional Learn- meetings are at 308 Warwom- offers outpatient help for drug munity calendar items online. ing Center. The training will l A mobile food distribution an Road, next door to St. James and alcohol addiction with free To add your event, scroll focus on Internet safety and will begin at 8:30 a.m. July 14, Episcopal Church. For more counseling, referrals, assess- down to the “Today’s Events” and all aspects of school tech- at Rabun Gap Presbyterian Church. Anyone who would information, call 706-782-2328. ments, drug education and section of the website, and nology in order to help parents outpatient rehabilitation. For follow the “Click Here” link to track student progress. like to help by sorting and loading cars should arrive at more information, call 877- input your information. Fields 8 a.m. For more information, Pilot Club 413-3073, or visit http://www. marked with an asterisk are TUESDAY call 706-746-2020. l The Pilot Club of Clayton drugsno.com. required. Click “Submit” to meets at 5:30 p.m. on the fourth l Narconon Arrowhead can post the event. Medical Society AREA MEETINGS Monday of each month. We help those with a drug addic- Call 706-782-3312 for more l The Stephens-Rabun don’t fly airplanes, we pilot tion defeat cravings. Counsel- information. County Medical Society will AA meetings young people’s futures. Check ors are available to help. Call meet at Hawg Wild BBQ in us out at Oconee Federal Bank. 800-468-6933, or visit http:// l If you are concerned about Clarkesville. Social time at 5:30 All are welcome. For more in- www.stopaddiction.com. TODAY your drinking and wish to p.m.; dinner at 6 p.m., followed formation, call Mary Ann Rich have help, you are invited to by a short business meeting. at 706-782-0860. God’s Abundance Market Guest speaker is Georgia State attend Alcoholics Anonymous Special Olympics training l God’s Abundance Market Sen. John Wilkinson. Any meetings in Rabun County. l Special Olympics of North- and Cafe is open from 4-6 p.m. active or retired physician who AA meets at 7 p.m. daily and Rabun Trout Unlimited east Georgia is recruiting 11 a.m. Thursdays at St. James Thursdays at the American lives or works in Stephens, l The Rabun Chapter of participants and volunteers for Legion, 4 Electric Ave., in Rabun or any adjoining county Episcopal Church off War- weekly training in a variety woman Road. A meeting also Trout Unlimited meets at 5 Mountain City. This is a free is welcome to attend and join. p.m. every third Thursday of of sports for seasonal events. farmer’s market and soup For more details or to RSVP, is at 9 a.m. Tuesday at Wiley Cost is free, and training will Presbyterian Church. Dial the month at the Scout Hut on kitchen for those struggling email [email protected]. Highway 76 West, the brick be done Wednesdays at the financially. For more informa- 706-782-HELP (4357) for the 24- Rabun County Recreation hour help line. building located behind the tion, call Glory Seeds Inc. at THURSDAY, JULY 2 Rabun County Library. Park- Department. For more infor- 706-212-0084. ing is available in the Rabun mation, call Michael Urpschot Highlands Biological Foundation County Library parking lot at 706-490-1112. FRIDAY Al-Anon family group l First Zahner Lecture of l Al-Anon family group and Rabun County Tax Office the 2015 season at the High- meets every Tuesday at noon parking lot. Bring own equip- GED classes Mountain Laurel Quilting Guild lands (North Carolina) Nature ment if you have; 6:30-7 p.m., at St. James Episcopal Church, l North Georgia Technical l The Mountain Laurel Center will be Thursday, July social and story telling; 7 p.m., Warwoman Road. No fees. College is holding free day and Quilting Guild workshop will 2, from 6:30-7:30 p.m. The program and meeting. Raffle evening courses for people to be at the Clarkesville United public is invited to participate for fishing or camping Items to obtain their General Educa- Methodist Church Fellow- in these free lectures. For a Disabled Veterans Chapter 15 help pay the cost of mailing the tional Development at its Adult ship Hall. Florine Johnson full schedule of lectures, as newsletter to members without l Disabled American Education Center, 184 S. Main will teach. Members, $35, well as information on other email. Bring an item to donate. Veterans Chapter 15, Rabun, St. For more information or non-members, $45. Call or programs, visit www.high- Habersham and Stephens to register, call 706-782-1362. email Bev at 706-782-9717 or landsbiological.org or call the counties, meets at 6 p.m., first Those who mention this ad [email protected] for Highlands Biological Founda- Toastmasters Monday each month, Rabun will get a gift. information. tion at 828-526-2221. firehouse, 7974 Old Hwy. 441 S., l Gem City Forum Toast- Lakemont. Offers assistance masters meet every Tuesday, SATURDAY SEVEN DAYS A WEEK to all veterans’ needs. Details: 5:30 p.m. in the Drake Educa- Red Cross volunteers tion Center, 210 Phillips Street, Commander and Service Of- l The American Red Cross York-Beck reunion Senior Center ficer Nathan Marple, 706-949- Franklin, North Carolina, to become a compelling and is seeking volunteers in Rabun l Seymour and Miriam Beck The Rabun County Senior 8352. County. Anyone interested in York family reunion is sched- l The chapter provides rides confident speaker. Guests wel- Center plans the following come. For more information being a disaster service volun- uled at 10:30 a.m. at Persim- meals. Bread and dessert are to those who need transporta- visit www.gemcityforum.org. teer, a first responder helping mon Baptist fellowship build- served daily. tion to the Veterans Adminis- those affected by disaster in ing in Clayton. Photos at noon, l Today: Hot dogs, slaw and tration hospitals. The van goes the community, should call the lunch AT 1 p.m. Bring dish of chili, potato wedges each Tuesday to Atlanta and Works of Joseph Campbell office 770-532-8453; or Carlton favorite food and any family l Friday: Taco salad, chips each Thursday to Asheville, Adams at 706 968-0838; email l Inspired by the works history. Directions, call Cheryl and salsa North Carolina. For a ride, [email protected]; or visit of Joseph Campbell, a group York Smith, 706-778-7500, or l Monday: Hamburger w/ call Doug Wayne at 706-782- www.redcross.org. Beverly Smith Jenkins, 706- lettuce and tomato and cheese, 2152 at least 48 hours before an gathers in the family room in 968-1466. chips appointment. the office building of Grace l Tuesday: BBQ ribs, red Calvary Episcopal Church, Employment hours skin potatoes, green beans Clarkesville, 7-9 p.m., third l The Rabun County Em- Hambidge Center l Wednesday: Not available Family Caregiver Support Group Thursday of each month. All ployment Center has new l The Hambidge Center’s l Thursday: Not available l Family Caregiver Support are welcome. For more in- hours at its three different of- Weave Shed Gallery will host Group every Tuesday 2-4 p.m. formation, call Ty Collins at fices. The Georgia Department an artist’s reception from at Clayton Baptist Church’s 706-947-3428. of Labor provides a full-service 4-6 p.m. for the gallery show Senior activities Ministry Activity Center. For center where one can file un- “Leap Year(s),” featuring a l Today: Art class 10 a.m., more information, call Mary ONGOING employment claims, find em- performance by Hez Stalcup bingo w/Walgreens 10:30 a.m., Lou Faulkenberry at 706-970- ployment services and conduct from 6-7 p.m. HCMC 11 a.m., bridge 12:30 1232 or the church at 706-782- Head Start/Pre-K job searches from 8:30 a.m.- 4 p.m., computer class 1 p.m. 4588. Another group meets the l Head Start/Pre-K began p.m. Monday. Gently used in- l Friday: Yoga 10 a.m., June first Tuesday of every month registering children for the terview appropriate outfits are Scaly Mountain Women’s Club social 5-7 p.m. w/food and from 7-8 p.m. at 14 W. Palmer available for no charge in the music 2015-16 program year March l Scaly Mountain (North St., Franklin, North Carolina. First Impressions clothes clos- l Monday: Free coffee, sau- 2, 2015 and will continue Carolina) Women’s Club’s For more information, call 828- throughout the year. Rabun et, which is open from 10 a.m.-4 sage biscuits $.75, yoga 10 a.m., 349-9252. p.m. Monday and Wednesday. silent and live auction at Scaly ACBL bridge 1 p.m. County Head Start/Pre-K is a Mountain Fire Station Com- preschool program for chil- North Georgia Technical Col- l Tuesday: Bridge 12:30 p.m., lege provides GED and com- munity Room, 169 Hale Ridge dren who will be 3 or 4 years computer class 1 p.m. Kiwanis meetings pass testing preparation from Road, Scaly Mountain, North on or before Sept. 1. Register at l Wednesday: Not available 8:30 a.m.-2 p.m. and 3-7 p.m. Carolina. Doors open 6 p.m.; l The Kiwanis Club of the Head Start/Pre-K Center l Thursday: Not available Monday through Thursday. admission free. Silent auction Rabun County meets at 11:45 located at 1236 Old Highway The center is at 184 Main St. preview and bidding starts at 6 UPCOMING a.m. on the first and third 441 South. For more infor- p.m. with live auction at 7 p.m. Thursdays of the month at mation on what to bring, call Kingwood Country Club & 706-782-4718. Children’s/Family Heritage Days Resort. All are welcome. Kidney Smart class Single Mingles l The Foxfire Museum l Kidney Smart class. This l Hamburger cookout. Bring in Mountain City will host Lion’s Club meetings CASA is free to all community mem- other food or cups and plates. Children’s/Family Heritage bers and is an excellent edu- l Considering how you can cational resource regarding Call Gary, 706-782-2905 for Days July 3, 11, 21, 31, and l The Clayton Lion’s Club make a difference in your kidney disease. Every third directions, information. Aug. 8, from 9 a.m.-3 p.m. meets the first and third rain or shine. The intergen- Thursdays at 6 p.m. at the community in 2015? CASA Thursday of month, 4:30-6 p.m. erational activities for ages Cupboard Cafe in Dillard. All Volunteers advocate for the at Angel Medical Center, Video Farmers markets 7 and up include blacksmith- are welcome. children involved in abuse/ne- Conference room, third floor, ing, paper making, carving, glect cases in Juvenile Court. 120 Riverview St., Franklin, l Simply Homegrown at candle dipping, scarf weaving, Contact Northeast Georgia North Carolina. Contact Ma- the Covered Bridge Plaza on woodworking and bark berry Mental Illness support group CASA for more information at jestic at 828-369-9474 for more Highway 441 from 9 a.m.-1 p.m. bucket making. Group size l A National Alliance on 706-886-1098 information. featuring a wide variety of sus- limited to 12. For questions Mental Illness (NAMI) Sup- tainable produce and related about costs or registration port Group meets the first Clothes available products. For more informa- information, call Michelle Foster parent information session Tuesday and every Thursday l First Impressions, an tion, visit www.rabunmarket. Bourlet at 706-490-3977 or call l The Rabun County Depart- at 7 p.m. at Angel Medical attire for hire clothes closet com. Foxfire at 706-746-5828 or email ment of Family and Children Center on the third floor in the at Dillard United Methodist l Main Street Farmers Mar- at office@foxfire.org. video room. This group is for Services is currently seeking Church, provides clothes suit- ket provides fresh local food individuals with mental illness foster parents. Please call Mi- able for job interviews at no from 9 a.m.-noon at 74 North and family members/loved chelle Wiggers at 706-782-2127 charge. For an appointment, Main St. in downtown Clayton. Fireworks & Fun Day ones of someone with a mental to schedule an information call Janine Bethel at 706-490- l The The Fourth of July illness. For more information, session. 1882. Fireworks & Fun Day will call 828-526-9510. Nantahala Hiking Club be held at the Macon County l Nantahala Hiking Club Veterans Memorial Recreation Classes in English FOR YOUR INFORMATION has several hikes planned. For Park just south of Franklin, Mountain Laurel Wood Turners l Classes in speaking En- a schedule, see nantahalahik- North Carolina, off Highway l Mountain Laurel Wood glish are held each Monday FAITH donations ingclub.org. 441 on Saturday, July 4. Activ- Turners meet the first Tues- evening at Wolffork Baptist l The FAITH Thrift Store ities will begin in the park at 1 day of each month at 6:30 p.m. Church in Rabun Gap. Snacks, has an additional storage SUNDAY p.m. and conclude at dark with at the Extension Center behind fellowship and a devotion building for donated appli- one of the largest fireworks the old courthouse in down- begins at 6 p.m. The classes in ances, furniture and bedding. Single Mingles shows in the area. town Clarkesville. For more conversational English and Hours are 10 a.m.-3 p.m. Tues- information, call 706-782-8386 day and Thursday. For more l Patriot Concert by Toccoa writing are from 6:30-8 p.m. or 706-969-3929. information, call 706-782-1867. Symphony at Currahee Club. Transportation can be ar- $25 includes box supper. Gates Franklin Open Forum ranged. For information, call 706-982-4844. open at 5 p.m.; concert 7 p.m. l “What is the most import- Narcotics Anonymous meeting l English as a second lan- Habitat donations Must order tickets in advance. ant thing you have learned in your life so far?” will be the l A Narcotics Anonymous guage is taught Tuesday at l Habitat for Humanity of SUNDAY/TUESDAY topic for the Franklin Open group meets on Tuesdays and Clayton City Hall from 6-8 p.m. Rabun County is seeking dona- Forum on Monday, July 6, at Thursdays at 7 p.m. at Clayton The classes are free. tions for its thrift store at 1164 7 p.m. Franklin Open Forum Presbyterian Church. Old Highway 441 N. Revenue Chess club meets at the Rathskeller Cof- goes toward the construction l The Clayton Chess Club fee Haus & Pub in Franklin, Narconon counseling of homes for low-income fam- meets at 2 p.m. Sundays and North Carolina. Those inter- Overeaters Anonymous l Narconon reminds fami- ilies. Store hours are 10 a.m.-2 7:30 p.m. Tuesdays in the St. ested in an open exchange of l Overeaters Anonymous lies that the use of addicting p.m. Monday-Saturday. B8 June 25, 2015 COMMUNITY The Clayton Tribune Rabun County Anchor members assist at the Special Olympics fundrais- er by providing one of the many games ofered. The An- chor Club at Rabun County High School Pilot is sponsored by the the Pilot Club of Clayton.

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Club Summer 2015 Concert Series

July 5 Simply Diamond A Tribute to the Music of Neil Diamond

Though you will see the famous sequin shirt on stage, Brian La Blanc and the band really focus on the music first and foremost. There are many Neil Diamond imper- sonators but only one Simply Submitted Photo Diamond and they shine above the rest! www.SimplyDiamondRocks.com Co-Sponsors: Milt and Anne Gillespie & Anonymous

Ticket price for the Simply Diamond concert is $25 Tickets will be on sale at the Rabun County Welcome Center, the Macon County (NC) Chamber of Commerce in Franklin, at the door the day of the concert and online at www.rabunmusicfestival.com

The concert is on Sunday, July 5 at 4:00 p.m. at the Rearden Theater on the campus of Rabun Gap-Nacoochee School 062515-156654

Megan Studdard/The Clayton Tribune TOP PHOTO: Runners take of towards the runway Saturday at Heaven’s Landing Airport during the Pilot Club’s Runway Runaway 5K. ABOVE: Pilots Jan Ciochetti, left, Ron Rich and Mary Ann Rich help with the Special Olympics Games in May at Rabun County High School. Ridges & Focusing Refections A cofee table-style magazine containing stories about the people and places of Rabun County. In this issue, we write about the strong and on service successful women past and present who have helped defne our community. By Megan Studdard members started the Spe- Staff Writer cial Olympics in Rabun Featured Women A different kind of pilot County before the Spe- graced a hangar Satur- cial Olympics organiza- Maude York Fisher — Rabun County’s frst home demon- day evening at Heaven’s tion was around. Today, stration agent, female car owner, home service chair of Civil club members still assist Landing Airport. Works Program and owner of Te Green Shutter tea room. Members of the Pilot with the event. Member Michelle Club of Clayton watched Debra Jacobs — As chief fnancial ofcer and county clerk, Black said club members runners’ shoes pound the perform puppet shows to she holds the second highest position in Rabun County runway for the Runway children at local schools government. Her ofce develops the county budget each year. Runaway 5K. The local encouraging them to be service organization has safe. Carrie Edwards Dillard — Te lady whose cooking and hosted the run for the “(Character) Gerald hospitality gave birth to Rabun County’s famous past two years, and it is Giraffe says wear your Te Dillard House. its biggest fundraiser. helmet...and then Martin The Pilot Club of Clay- Monkey is play carefully Irene Powell Bynum — Owner with her husband of the ton has a rich history on the playground, and long-famous Bynum House that stood just west of downtown in Rabun County. Char- Fiona Fox is look both Clayton on Highway 76. tered in 1978, the club ways before you cross the focuses on a three-tier road,” she said. Martha Ezzard — An award-winning journalist, attorney approach to service The “C” of Pilot Club and former legislator, she is a co-owner of Tiger Mountain called the “ABCs” of is all about caring for Vineyards. Pilot. The “A” stands for families in times of need. Anchor Club, a group Brown said the club does Eleanor Deal Law — Te youngest assistant buyer in history for high schoolers. Local this by honoring caregiv- for Lord & Taylor on 5th Avenue, New York City, rubbing Pilot Club members ers of those with brain elbows with celebrities. Also, the frst female pharmacist in mentor and help develop disorders. Photo Courtesy Rabun County Historical Society leadership in Anchor Rabun County. “A lot of times people Maude York Fisher was a pioneer for Rabun Club students at Rabun are saying the prayers County women in several areas. She is shown Josephine Kinman Brewer — Te frst public health nurse in County High School. and there’s such concern here at right outside her well-known restaurant Rabun County, she helped establish Rabun Maternity The “B” of Pilot Club for (patients) but the focuses on brain safety caregivers are under Te Green Shutter tea room. Hospital and the original Rabun County Health Department. and brain-related disor- a lot of stress too,” she ders. Local club members said. work closely to sup- Today, Brown said, Deadline: Publication: port those with special there are about 12 active needs or disorders like members in the club and July 9 July 30 Alzheimer’s, as well as more are always wel- raise awareness about come. The club meets at brain-related injuries 5:30 p.m. every fourth and safety. Monday at Oconee Fed- Mary Ann Rich has eral in Clayton. For more been a member of the information, call Rich club for more than 20 at 706-782-0860 or Dona years and said Pilot Andrews at 706-782-4536. Contact Debbie or Becky today. Ask about special “advertorial” space. Submit your organization [email protected] Are you part of an organization that uses its time to [email protected] benefit Rabun County? The Clayton Tribune would like to feature it. Submit the name to Phone: 706-782-3312 News Editor Klark Byrd at 706-782-3312 or by www.theclaytontribune.com emailing it to [email protected]. C June 25, 2015 The Clayton Tribune theclaytontribune.com NASCAR Find us on Facebook at /claytonnews or follow our Twitter CLASSIFIEDS accounts — @CTKByrd, @CTMPayne and @CTMStuddard LEGALS SPORTS — for live local sports scores and updates. Girls camps fll rec gyms

By Megan Studdard Staff Writer The sounds of laughter and bouncing balls rang out in Rabun County Recreation Department gyms Monday through Wednesday as local girls enjoyed BAR W two summer sports camps. Each morning, Lady Wildcats coaches DeeDee Dillard, Whitney Rider and the Lady Wildcats bas- ketball players led future ballers at the Little Lady Wildcats Basketball Camp. Dillard said 55 girls aged 5-14 attended the three-day event. RODEO In one gym, older girls went through a rigorous workout where they learned shooting techniques and hand-eye coordination. “We had a good turnout,” Dillard said. “The girls were excited to be there and my girls are working hard.” “Just in the last few days, I’ve seen girls getting better. It’s hot in there, but they’re still having a good time.” Many young athletes from the basketball camp stayed into the afternoon for the Lady Wildcats Volleyball Camp. The inaugural camp was open to girls ages 8-17. Members of the Lady ’Cats volley- ball team and Rider taught girls how to pass, spike, set and serve. Around 30 aspiring players showed up for the camp. See the recreation calendar on page C2 for more information about upcoming camps.

Photos by Megan Studdard/The Clayton Tribune TOP: Two cowgirls parade the American fag through Rabun Arena Friday night to begin the Bar W Rodeo. BOTTOM LEFT: Samuel Crane of Megan Studdard/The Clayton Tribune Clayton clings to his bucking bull at the rodeo Friday night. Crane was one of several local bull riders who participated in the two-night Naomi Hopkins, 10, shoots a basketball Monday morning during event. BOTTOM RIGHT: Barrel racer Tora Beck of Clayton guides her horse while speeding around the arena Friday night. The rodeo was the Little Lady Wildcats Basketball Camp. part of the Tallulah Gorge Skywalk Celebration.

SPORTS FEATURE SERIES ’Cats basketball plays summer scrimmages By Megan Studdard games today. Staff Writer Earlier this month, The temperature out- they also attended side tipped 90 degrees a three-day camp at Monday afternoon, but Tennessee Wesleyan it seemed like a winter College. There, they played 12 games and Friday night as two Page said he was able rival basketball teams to see how much work faced off on Ken Byrd the boys would put in. Court. He noted the camp was The Wildcats scrim- a good chance to build maged neighboring teamwork. Franklin (North Caroli- “The kids get to play na) High School, one of games and I get to see many summer practice what needs to be done in games for the varsi- the next year,” he said. ty and junior varsity The varsity ’Cats come teams. Rabun County off a historic 2014-15 sea- basketball players have son, where they finished been busy this month in the Sweet 16 during with summer work. the Class AA playoffs. They have faced more They also won the most than 10 teams in Geor- games in program histo- gia and surrounding ry, at 21. Submitted Photo states. For Page, the summer The 1982 Lady Wildcats cross country team poses with its state-runner up trophy in this photo from the 1983 Rabun County High School Coach Jeff Page said months are all about yearbook. Team members, in no particular order, were Tracy Watts, Kelly Shorpshire, Gigi Beck, Tara Dixon, Suzanne Beck, Caroline West, the team has played effort for his team. Von Taylor, Perri McCraw, Crystal King, Kim Whittaker, Ann Reeves, Tracy Gragg, Robin Sprague, Cindy Keener and Valarie Florence. The squads from Hart Coun- “A lot of times you’ll team was coached by Gail Crowe. ty, Habersham Central, go to a game and it just Towns County, Banks won’t look that good. But LEGACY OF LEGENDS County and West Oak what I’m looking at is (South Carolina) high effort and how they’re schools. They’ll end their stint of summer Please see ’CATS, C2

RABUNNote: The Clayton Tribune is takRUNNERS- 1982. Crowe led a trifecta of girls “TheyEXCEL were competitive, they ing a look back at some of Rabun athletics at the school that includ- didn’t like to lose,” Crowe said. County’s most successful teams, ed cross country, basketball and “The reason why we did so good athletes and coaches in a special track. And her basketball players was because we couldn’t stand to series of feature articles this sum- knew one thing — they better par- be beat,” York said. mer. This week, read about the 1982 ticipate in a sport every season. Under Crowe’s leadership, the girls cross country team. Do you “We stayed in shape year- girls cross country teams went know of a sports star or team that round,” former Lady ’Cats runner on to place in the top three in the excelled in Rabun County history? and basketball player Von Taylor state until 1985. Crowe said one Email Staff Writer Megan Stud- Free said. “There was none of this year they lost the championship dard at mstuddard@theclayton- you had one sport and kind of let by one point. tribune or call her at 706-782-3312 yourself go.” Now retired from coaching, with your suggestions. Teammate Tara Dixon York said Crowe reminisced about her being a female athlete back then team’s hard work, both on the By Megan Studdard meant playing almost every sport. trail, track and court. She said she Staff Writer “If you were an athlete you coached great athletes who always played all sports because the stayed in shape. hey were more at home school was so small,” York said. Crowe and former players attri- with a basketball in their It was November of 1982 when bute part of their success to the hands than trail beneath Crowe’s runners rounded out the home course. Former runner Gigi Ttheir feet, but that didn’t state meet course in Marietta as Beck Moore said the coach helped stop the early 1980s Lady Wildcats she cheered them on from the build a course in the forest near cross country teams from mak- sidelines. With a twinkle of re- the high school, where the school ing history at the Class AA state venge in their eyes, Crowe’s team bus shop is located now. meet. pushed past harriers from elite “We had one of the hardest Coach Gail Crowe transformed private schools. The little moun- courses,” she said. “It had huge Megan Studdard/The Clayton Tribune a group of hoopsters into run- tain school came in at 93 points, hills. It prepared us for other Cameron Lovell jumps for a shot during a Wildcats basketball ners, propelling them to third enough to put them at second scrimmage Monday with Franklin (North Carolina) High School on and second place in the state in place in the state. Please see LEGACY, C2 Ken Byrd Court. C2 June 25, 2015 SPORTS The Clayton Tribune RABUN COUNTY RECREATION DEPARTMENT YOUTH SOCCER TEAM PHOTOS 10 and under

Members of the light blue team include, front row from left, coach Members of the red team include, front row from left, coach Josh Members of the gray team include, front row from left, Leizle Shawn Carter, Angel Balderas, Briley Mills, Aurora Luna, Max Her- Messer, Madi Grifn, Olivia Pacheco, Nathan Thompson, Trent Mason, Dylan Overholt, Carrie Keown, Ava Chordegian, Adam nandez, Tony King and Breanna English; back row, Elena Balderas, Thompson, Hayden Deslich, Kirsten Merino and coach Josh Owens; Middleton and coach Keumele Keown; back row, Edgar Balderas, Victoria Merinwo, Caden Bell, Victoria Carter, Kaylee Shirley and back row, Morgan Messer, Kaiden Nixon, Camren Dorsey, Skip Jayln Fisher, Willow Fisher, George Juarez and Emiliano Ortiz. Not Clayton Tyler. Speed, Emily Grace Davis, Ethan Owens and Carver Jarrard. pictured are Jack Lewis and Emma Duquette.

Members of the green team include, front row from left, Austin Members of the orange team include, front row from left, Luis Members of the dark blue team include, front row from left, coach Ball, Caroline Ball, Jalea Glass, Garrett Hudgins, Celton Littrell and Lopez, Clayton Brewer, Molly Upchurch, Della Hunnicutt, Natalie Brandie Holcomb, Rylan Pickens, Tessa Lane, Caleb Speed, Talan Sam Benzinger; back row, coach Chris Bensinger, Maddox Anderson, Watson, Tristan Hooper and coach Wanda Smith; back row, Ethan Adams, Ashlynn Blackwell and Keygan Antosiak; back row, Riley Celia Rodriguez, Luke Benzinger, Kaylee Watts, Chan Burrell, Jayton Gasper, Donna Lovell, Hilari Pittman, Bianca Santiago and Ivan Stewart, Luke Thompson, Hannah Thompson, Lorna Abernathy, Henry and coach Jason Ball. Renteria. Not pictured are Nolan Conrad and Brenden Conrad. Melanie Beck and coach Joey Thompson. RECREATION CALENDAR Pitching in the Park Elementary School. horseshoe tournament Ages 4-14. Registration — Saturday 16-team is $60. double elimination, $10 l Junior Wildcat per person. Football Camp is 6-8 Football/Cheerlead- p.m. July 13-15 at Rabun ing — Register now County High School. through June 22 to avoid The camp is free and late fees. Ages 6-12; hosted by Coach Lee registration fee is $90. Shaw and the varsity Uniform fitting is June Wildcats. 29-30. l Coach Dale Earn- Girls volleyball — hardt’s Shooting Camp Register now through is 9 a.m.-noon on July Members of the neon green team include, front row from left, coach Members of the pink team include, front row from left, coach Josh July 1. Ages 12 – 17, $50. 15-17. Ages 6-14. Regis- Michael Mazarky, Abby Sego, Eli Stockton, Cole Chlupacek, Kadee Owens, Sabrina Ayala, Megan McDaniel, Cesar Cruz, Cesar Soto, Season starts in August. tration is $50. Darnell, Ethan Mazarky and coach Jennifer Mazarky; back row, Cole Ketzy Ordaz and coach Tia Chandler; back row, Paul Picciotti, Elijah Summer Camps: Pool hours — Swim- McKay, Ellie Southards, Michael Swager, Katie Swager and Westin Bryner, Desi Buice, Irving Ortiz and coach Kyle Bryner. Not pictured l Kids Tennis Camp ming Pool hours are Dickerson. Not pictured are Ana Garcia and Hailey Smith. are Alex Figueroa, Juan Balderas, Emanuel Balderas and Lauren is 9-11 a.m. July 6-10 at 11 a.m.-8 p.m. Call for Houston. Kingwood. Ages 7-11. reservations and passes. Registration is $75. Rentals — Available l Rabun County Golf for birthday parties, Camp will be 6-8 p.m. family reunions, ben- July 9, 16 and 23. Ages efits and other events 8-15. Registration is $25. available with four pa- l Junior Cheer Camp vilions, pool, and a gym. is 8:30 a.m. to noon July For more informa- 13-17 at Rabun County tion, call 706-782-4600. ’CATS n CONTINUED FROM PAGE C1

getting after people. That’s what I’m looking at this Submitted Photo summer — who’s going to give me the effort and who ain’t,” he said. Main event winner The Wildcats will begin individual workouts this fall before gearing up for the season. Randy Nichols of Young Harris, formerly of Clayton, won the Lim- “You just hope they don’t put the ball down and ited Late Model Main Event on June 13 at the Toccoa Raceway. His wait until school starts to pick it back up,” Page parents, J.V. and Virginia Nichols, reside in Clayton. said.

Megan Studdard/The Clayton Tribune OVER YEARS OF Open to the public SUPPLYING THE Volleyball camp 66 Morgen Keener, 14, bumps a volleyball Monday afternoon during the FOOD SERVICE INDUSTRY Lady Wildcats Volleyball Camp at Rabun County Recreation Depart- ment.

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SPRINT CUP XFINITY SERIES CAMPING WORLD TRUCKS Race: Toyota/Save Mart 350 Race: Firecracker 250 Race: UNOH 225 NEXT Where: Sonoma Raceway Where: Daytona International Speedway Where: Kentucky Speedway When: June 28, 3 p.m. (ET) When: July 4, 7:30 p.m. (ET) When: July 9, 7:30 p.m. (ET) TV: FOX Sports 1 TV: NBCSN TV: FOX Sports 1 UP... 2014 Winner: Carl Edwards (right) 2014 Winner: Kasey Kahne 2014 Winner: Kyle Busch

NOTEBOOK No shortage of storylines halfway Ross Kenseth turns in through 2015 Sprint Cup season solid NASCAR debut The Sprint Cup Series gets back to to compete in the Chase as long as he wins a race and business this week after being idle for finishes in the top 30 in points, as the rules require. Father’s Day weekend. He was exempted from the provision that requires Most of the top stars of the circuit drivers to compete every week. But he has managed a took vacations, but few were as notable best finish of just ninth, and has two bad finishes that as Dale Earnhardt Jr.’s. He traveled to have him mired in 39th place in the standings. Germany to research his ancestors, and Busch also returned to the Xfinity Series, at NASCAR Images for Jonathan Daniel/Getty while on the trip, proposed to his long- Michigan, and won the race. Ross Kenseth drives the No. 20 Toyota for time girlfriend, Amy Reimann, who said The crew of the No. 31 Chevrolet driven by Ryan Joe Gibbs Racing. “yes.” Newman was caught drilling holes in their tires as a When Earnhardt returns to work this way of improving the car’s handling on long green- weekend, he’ll be one of 10 drivers es- flag runs. Crew chief Luke Lambert and other key Despite Erik Jones’ dominance of sentially assured of a berth in the Chase team members were suspended for six races, and NASCAR racing over the weekend, sev- for the Sprint Cup, which begins after Newman was docked 50 points, which dropped him eral other young drivers had success the next 11 races. The other nine drivers from sixth place in the standings to 21st. But in the that could lead to more opportunities Dale Earnhardt Jr. who have gotten in the Chase picture Junior and his longtime girlfriend, Amy past 10 races he’s had six finishes of 12th or better, down the road. by virtue of a race win are Joey Logano, Reimann, became engaged during his and has moved up to 16th in the standings. Ross Kenseth, the 22-year-old son of Kevin Harvick, Brad Keselowski, Denny off-week. In other developments so far this season, Danica Sprint Cup driver Matt Kenseth, turned Hamlin, Jimmie Johnson, Matt Kenseth, Patrick has announced that her long- in a solid performance in his NASCAR Kurt Busch, Carl Edwards and Martin time backer GoDaddy won’t return as debut. Driving the No. 20 Toyota at Truex Jr. her primary sponsor next year. David Chicagoland for Joe Gibbs Racing, he Some other big stories of the season so Ragan is now driving for his third qualified on the outside pole, led the far include the emergence of Truex and team this season. He started out with opening lap and rallied in the closing his No. 78 Furniture Row Racing team Front Row Motorsports, moved to Joe as one of the teams to beat each week. Gibbs Racing to fill in for the injured laps to finish sixth. After a 24th-place finish in points Busch and is now driving the No. 55 at He’s not scheduled to drive any more last year, Truex this year has a win at Michael Waltrip Racing — a car that Xfinity races this season, but the short- Pocono, four other top-5 finishes and 14 once was driven by Brian Vickers, who track veteran likely will get another top-10s, which ties him with the iconic is out indefinitely because of blood look after his performance, which was Richard Petty for most top-10s in the clots. nearly flawless other than a spin on first 15 races of a season. Last year, And Tony Stewart, back on the Friday that did not damage his car. Truex led a single lap. This year, he’s led circuit full-time after missing races in “In the last two days, we were a lot 486 laps and is second in the standings. 2013 and 2014 due to sprint car race better than my first day here,” Kenseth

Kevin Harvick and his No. 4 team, led NASCAR Images for Jonathan Ferrey/Getty incidents, is struggling to adjust to the Martin Truex Jr. has emerged as one of the drivers to beat said. “At the end, I thought we were by crew chief Rodney Childers, are look- 2015 rules package. really good — a third-, fourth-place car ing a lot like they did last year when this Sprint Cup season. But changes to the rules are on — (but) was a little disappointed we they won the Cup championship. Harvick has wins at Las Vegas the horizon. The Cup series will debut a new aero package — one and Phoenix and eight runner-up finishes to date. designed to address the lack of passing at the front of the pack — didn’t get into the top 5. But the guys After suffering serious injuries in the season-opening Xfinity Series next month at Kentucky Speedway. If successful, it could be used at worked so hard at it and gave me a race at Daytona International Speedway, Kyle Busch returned to his other intermediate-length tracks coming up on the schedule. great car.” No. 18 Toyota at Charlotte, and was given a waiver from NASCAR Brandon Jones, who finished a career- best second in the Truck Series race at Iowa, also had a lot to be happy about after his strong performance. Erik Jones grabs racing spotlight with winning week “This was a huge night for GMS Racing and the No. 33 Chevrolet,” he An off-weekend for the Sprint Cup Series usually gives some up-and- leader Chris Buescher and Ross said. “We had so much speed and the coming drivers a chance to grab a share of the racing spotlight. This Kenseth, who was making his handling was never too far off, but the past weekend, Erik Jones did just that. major league NASCAR debut. two-tire call that Shane (Huffman, crew After several weeks of frustration in NASCAR’s Camping World Truck Jones said in his winner’s chief) made at the end gave us just what Series and in the Xfinity Series, he rebounded in a big way, winning interview at Iowa that the dis- three major events in one week. appointments of recent weeks we needed to bring home a good finish.” Jones, a 19-year-old racer from Byron, Michigan, started his run of had been weighing heavily on It was the second straight runner-up victories in his home state last Tuesday night as he won the Battle of him. finish for his GMS team. Berlin 251 at Berlin Raceway in Marne, Michigan. The 251 is one of “I was thinking of every pos- “This won’t be the last time,” Jones the more prestigious asphalt short-track events each year, attracting sible thing that could go wrong said. “I’m excited about where we’re drivers from across America. Jones took the lead on Lap 203 and drove for about the last 20 laps,” he headed with the rest of the season.” away to the $10,000 victory. said. For Christoper Bell, the USAC open- From there it was on to Iowa Speedway for the Camping World Truck After winning at Chicagoland, wheel driver, a top-5 finish in his Truck Series American Ethanol 200. he said that he felt much more Series debut exceeded expectations. Jones entered that race riding a five-race streak of frustration. Most comfortable being in a pressure- “I had a pretty good night — a remark- weeks he’d had the fastest truck and often led the most laps, but due to packed, late-race battle for the able night for me,” he said. various late-race problems, someone else ended up in Victory Lane. lead than he did not long ago. Bell drove the No. 51 Toyota from the At Iowa, he led a race-high 112 laps with no late-race hitches and won “It seemed like last year I’d

for the first time this season and for the fifth time in his brief 26-race be into these situations and be NASCAR Images for Daniel Shirey/Getty same Kyle Busch Motorsports team that Truck Series career. so nervous,” he said. “This time Erik Jones led the most laps and found fields Erik Jones’ truck, and that raised Jones crossed the finish line 5.661 seconds ahead of second-place it’s like ‘I’ve got this.’ That’s himself in Victory Lane in the Camping the expectations for the youngster. Brandon Jones, who scored a career-best finish. Tyler Reddick finished definitely a product of seat time. World Truck Series American Ethanol “That definitely puts on a lot of pres- third, ahead of series points leader and defending champion Matt … It’s been a huge, huge help.” 200 at Iowa Speedway. sure to you because they’re expected to Crafton. Christopher Bell, making his first Truck Series start, complet- Despite the setbacks of recent run good, and they do have really nice ed the top 5. weeks, Jones hasn’t exactly had a bad year so far — especially for a trucks,” Bell said. From there, Jones traveled to Chicagoland Speedway to drive the No. driver just starting his first full season in NASCAR. He said getting to drive in the Truck 54 Toyota for Joe Gibbs Racing. As in the Truck Series, Jones had been In addition to his Xfinity win at Chicagoland, he has a victory at Series for team owner Kyle Busch was a frustrated in recent weeks by strong runs that didn’t lead to wins. But Texas, four other top-5 finishes and four poles in seven starts in that dream come true. in the rain-delayed Owens Corning AttiCat 300, Jones led a race-high series. He also has four poles and five top-3 finishes in Trucks. “As a kid growing up, I think pretty 94 laps en route to his second Xfinity victory of the year. As the wins eluded him, Jones learned a lot about the sport and how He passed Ryan Blaney, who was driving a backup car after crashing difficult it can be. much every short-track driver in his primary car in qualifying, with 11 laps to go, to seal the win. “I kind of came to realize it doesn’t come as easy as everybody thinks the United States wants to drive in Blaney finished second over Austin Dillon, Brendan Gaughan, points it does,” he said. NASCAR,” he said. SPRINT CUP Jeff Gordon takes homecoming tour with family in tow NUMERICALLY Jeff Gordon used part of his off-week from the STANdINGS Sprint Cup Series to SPEAKING return to his original rac- ing roots. 1. Kevin Harvick, 576 Gordon and his family Laps led this season traveled to his boyhood in the Xfinity Series 2. Martin Truex Jr., 561 hometown of Vallejo, in 629 northern California, and by Joey Logano — visited the Roy Hayer the most of any driver. 3. Joey Logano, 520 Memorial Speedway in Rio Linda, the quarter- midget track where he Green-flag passes 4. Dale Earnhardt Jr., 508 first raced. The Gordons 1,014 this season by also visited the middle J.J. Yeley — tops school he attended. among all Xfinity Series 5. Jimmie Johnson, 506 “When you look around NASCAR Images for L. Cox/Getty Kelley Rio Linda, this is really Jeff Gordon shows his daughter, Ella, the quarter-midget race track drivers. where Jeff got his start, where he started his career. 6. Brad Keselowski, 480 and this is where he came Laps completed in from,” Gordon’s stepfather, John Bickford, said. “Now he’s like the ambassador for this sport. Becoming a professional driver is what all of these kids want to do. Every one of 1,519 the Camping World 7. Jamie McMurray, 464 these kids racing quarter-midgets today wants to race in Indianapolis or the Daytona Truck Series this 500 someday, and he achieved that.” year by Johnny Sauter — the Gordon’s trip to the 61-year-old track where he started racing at age 5 was his first in 8. Matt Kenseth, 456 about 30 years. most of any driver. “Rio Linda was the first place that I ever drove a race car on the track, and I won a lot of races there and made a lot of friends,” he said. “I don’t know what life would be like Top-10 finishes this 9. Kasey Kahne, 447 for me today if it weren’t for Rio Linda.” Gordon, who is retiring at the end of this season, will make his final start at Sonoma 11 year by Chase Elliott — 10. Jeff Gordon, 434 Raceway this weekend. Five of his 92 career Cup victories came at Sonoma and he’s the the most of any Xfinity all-time NASCAR win leader at the northern California road course. He also holds the Series driver. record for top-10 finishes with 17, most laps completed with 2,227 and races led with 12. C4 June 25, 2015 SPORTS/ COMMUNITY The Clayton Tribune

RIDE THE WIRE

Photos by Megan Studdard/The Clayton Tribune TOP: Chuckwagon cook Lexie Dean of Greenville, North Carolina, shows of the whiskey barrel on his wagon. He said the chuckwagon has been in his family since 1868. MIDDLE LEFT: Melessa Alley, center, of Lakemont and Cindy Mixon of Gainesville talk with chuck- wagon cook Brian Frederick of Vidalia during the Ride the Wire festival in Dillard. MIDDLE RIGHT: Chuckwagon cook Troy Phillips serves William Rich of Jackson on Saturday at the Ride the Wire festival in Dillard. BOTTOM LEFT: A traditional Native American dancer performs for the crowd Saturday at the Ride the Wire festival in Dillard.

Inaugural Dillard fest celebrates Wild West

By Megan Studdard “It’s been in the family since day Staff Writer one,” he said with a beaming smile. The lawn of Dillard City Hall was a A scoutmaster for 25 years, Dean scene from the cowboy and Indian days said cooking outdoors was easy. He had Saturday for the first Ride the Wire apple pie and potatoes heating over an Festival. open fire. Antique chuckwagons lined up as Teams cooked up their own rendi- smells of home-cooked biscuits wafted tions of country fried steak, potatoes, through the air. Gunfire echoed across cobbler, biscuits and beans. the valley during a reenactment of a Beth and John Davis of Ander- cowboy shootout. The bright colors son, South Carolina, came up for the of traditional Native American attire festival with a large group from their shone in the sunlight while dancers church. entertained the crowd. Later in the “It’s great,” Beth said. day, yodelers tickled the ears of the Organizer Pam Thompson with the audience. Rabun County Tourism Development Around 400 to 500 people enjoyed Authority and Dillard Tourist Associ- chuckwagon cooking and shows as a ation, said she’s been wanting to have part of the Tallulah Gorge Skywalk an event like this in the town for many Celebration. The rain held off for what years. She said it was a dream of the organizers called a successful event. late John Dillard Sr. Seven chuckwagon teams showed “It was a great success,” she said up for a cookoff requiring them to of the festival. “If we would have had prepare victuals just like the cowboys two more (chuckwagons) it would have would in the Wild West. Lexie Dean of been the sixth-largest chuckwagon Greenville, North Carolina, hauled his cookoff in the United States. I’m just family’s heirloom chuckwagon and was really proud. It was a great family quick to show it off to festivalgoers. event.” CLASSIFIED CLASSIFIED DISPLAY SECTION CLASSIFIED LINERS A1 C4 June 27, 2013 C4 June 27, 2013 June 25, 2015 C5 The Clayton Tribune www.theclayontribune.comThe Clayton Tribune www.theclayontribune.com REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE Call Call706-782-3312 706-782-3312 EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT BUSINESS DIRECTORY CLASSIFIEDS BUSINESS DIRECTORY CLASSIFIEDS DEADLINE:DEADLINE: 10 A.M.10 A.M. TUESDAY DIRECTORY DIRECTORYNORTHEAST GEORGIANORTHEAST REGIONGEORGIA REGION RATES RATES OUROUR POLICIES POLICIES $ 75 $ 11575 ...... LOST & FOUND 115 ...... LOST & FOUND $ 5$0 50 ■ ■Ads Ads must must 120DAWSON ...... NEWS. . NOTICES & ADVERTISERDAWSON NEWS & ADVERTISER6 6 bebe in in 120 ...... NOTICES a weeka weekfor 10 wordsfor 10 words compliancecompliance 9 9130 ...... SERVICES 130 ...... SERVICES 25¢ for each 25¢additional for each additional word word 135 ...... PERSONALS 135 ...... PERSONALS withwith The FairThe Fair a week for 10 words a week for 10 words $ 0$0 00 Housing Act. 200 ...... EMPLOYMENT 200 ...... EMPLOYMENT Housing Act. PHONE: 706-782-3312 PHONE: 706-782-3312 THE DAHLONEGA NUGGETTHE DAHLONEGA NUGGET 9 9 ■ ■All adsAll must ads be must be 25¢ for each additional word 25¢ for 300each additional . . . . . word .AUCTIONS/ESTATE SALES 300 ...... AUCTIONS/ESTATE SALES a weeka weekfor 10 wordsfor 10 words FAX: 706-782-4230 FAX: 706-782-4230 25¢ for each 25¢additional for each additional word word prepaid.prepaid. 305 ...... ANTIQUES 305 ...... ANTIQUES ■ ■ MAIL: P.O. Box 425 MAIL: P.O. Box 425 Please Please read your read ad your ad 310 ...... PETS & ANIMALS 310 ...... PETS & ANIMALS $ 0$0 00 If you run ads in multiple newspaper Clayton, Georgia 30525 If you run ads in multiple newspaper Clayton, Georgia 30525 thethe first firstday it appearsday it appears publications, you can receive a discount. publications,320 you can . receive. . . a. discount...... WANTED TO BUY 320 . THE...... NORTHEAST. .WANTED TO BUY GEORGIANTHE NORTHEAST GEORGIAN 9 9 in inorder order to make to make INTERNET: Find us at INTERNET: Find us at a weeka weekfor 10 wordsfor 10 words 335 ...... FOR SALE 335 ...... FOR SALE 25¢ for each 25¢additional for each additional word word changeschanges or corrections. or corrections. 3 papers 5+ papers www.theclaytontribune.com3 papers 5+ papers www.theclaytontribune.com TheThe Tribune’s Tribune’s liability is liability is OR COME BY 400 ...... TRANSPORTATIONOR COME BY 400 ...... TRANSPORTATION $ 0$0 00 % % 500% . . . . . %...... FOR RENT 500 ...... FOR RENT limitedlimited to the toad’s thecost. ad’s cost. 10 15 OUR OFFICE 10 15 OUR OFFICE WHITE COUNTY NEWSWHITE COUNTY NEWS 9 9 ■ ■Rates Rates are determined are determined at 120 North Main Street 600 ...... at . 120. REAL North ESTATEMain Street 600 ...... REAL ESTATE a weeka weekfor 10 wordsfor 10 words whenwhen your adyour is placed. ad is placed. discount discount discount discount 25¢ for each 25¢additional for each additional word word

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(828)371-0315. vate sector investments in the 1057 Orchard Dr. Clarkesville Habersham County community. 30523 This is one of two sales we are Tandem trailer, riding lawn- Combined areas of activity in- having this weekend, the other mower, miscellaneous farm clude both community planning is in Clarkesville, Ga. See pic- equipment, horse tack. 706- and community development; tures for BOTH sales at: 896-6302. long-term and short-range plan- estateteam3.com ning, building inspection and ESTATE TEAM 3 permitting, code enforcement, 706-768-7774 geographic information sys- “Let Us Host a Successful BUYERS OF ROLEX, GOLD, tems (GIS), and business li- Estate Sale For You” SILVER, JEWELRY, AND cense; serves as point of con- LINE COOKS COLLECTIBLES, TOP DOL- tact for all business inquiries; Multiple part time opportunities Garage Sale, Friday, 9 to 12 LAR PAID. GOLD-N-CLIPPER, provides the primary profes- in a casual fine-dining setting 742 Bethel Rd near Tiger, GA. HIGHLANDS. (828)526-4989 MAY TOP LISTER MAY TOP SELLER sional staff to assist the Devel- at the Boiler Room Steak- Exit 441 South near Oinkers or GAIL & RODNEY HOPPER COTT OSS opment Authority in its mission house. Must possess current turn at School Bd in Tiger. S P of completion of the industrial or very recent experience, Wide variety to choose from. park and selling certain indus- coupled with good industry re- trial properties in Habersham lated references. Please ap- HOMESTEAD HOUSE 2002 Cadillac Deville, $2500, REAL ESTATE County. Provides professional ply to: http://www.drake- It's our annual BIG yard-sale! call 706-669-3395 assistance to the County Man- house.net/employmentapplica- Sat. June 27th 8am-3pm BEST LONG TERM INVESTMENT. ager, the Board of Commis- tion for immediate considera- Several sellers of antiques, sioners, and the Development tion. country goods, household, barn Authority on various projects goodies, overstocks, and more! 1997 GMC one-ton box truck, BEST TIME TO BUY IN THE and programs; propose and 511 Grant St, Clarkesville 61,000 miles, $7000. manage the departments bud- (706)754-0789 Call 706-490-2733 LAST 15 YEARS! get; and maintain demographic Under the tents rain or shine! data for the area and sites, and facilities available. Huge Clearance Sale- Faith Storage (N. Main Street by 1996 Chaparral, 18-ft, 130 hp, Bachelors degree in Planning, James Body Shop). Saturday, June 27th, 7:00- 12:00. IB/OB, no trailer, $4900. 706- urban planning, or related field 782-4981 ask for Joye or Ben and five years of progressively Come by and check out the responsible management expe- deals! rience directly related to the June 26 & 27, 8am– 1pm area assigned or an equivalent 3-family. Kid, teen, adult combination of education, for- 2012 RESIDENTIAL R398- clothes, shoes, books, toys, RLS; 39'. Open range 5th wheel, mal training and experience misc. household items. Rain or $199,000 MLS#$7444167 $389,000 MLS#7446188 sufficient to successfully per- Like new. Large microwave. shine. 4511 Old 441S, Tiger. Beautiful mountain views from 4BR/4.5BA custom home on 4+ forming the essential duties of ARE YOU LOOKING FOR Residential side-by-side refrig- erator/ freezer with water and this 3BR/3BA Sky Valley home. acres with gas log FP & wood the job such as those listed EXTRA BUCKS? LARGE ESTATE SALE Open foor plan, wrap decks. burning stove. Joins USFS land. above. 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CNAs on various shifts Multi Family, Friday & Saturday Competitive salary, depending 8-2 at Clayton City Hall. on qualifications, (DOQ), plus Call Warren @ 706-886-8491 Something for everyone, also a TOOL BOXES BY UWS in excellent benefits. Send re- tow dolly. stock! Top quality. Low prices. PRICE REDUCED! sume, salary history and three Anglin's in Otto. (828)349-4500. $459,000 MLS#7375360 $125,000 MLS#7449036 (3) professional references to: Toccoa Clinic needs Certified OTTO MARKET COMPLEX 4BR/4BA home on 4.8 acres. 3BR/2BA home with wood foors, Human Resources Department, Medical Assistants. Follow in- Bargain Barn, Georgia Road Joins USFS land with spacious front & back porches & bay Habersham County, 555 Mon- structions at toccoaclinic.com open Friday, Saturday, Sunday. foor plan, porches & views. window in master bedroom. roe Street, Unit 20, Clarkesville, to apply.Drug screen & back- Vendors & shoppers welcome. 2 black kittens 8 weeks old free Marsha Ramey 706-490-1035 Gail & Rodney Hopper GA 30523. Position is open un- ground check required. Toccoa to good home. 706-782-1288. 706-490-2152/0701 til filled. This position will re- Clinic is an equal opportunity quire an employment agree- employer. ment. CTR-172721 Habersham County is an Equal 8 person dining-room set, dark Opportunity Employer. wood, upholstered chairs. Must 2BR, 1BA, 1200 sq.ft. Ranch in see to believe, $600, call 706- East Clayton, $650 month, 782-5989 $650 deposit, 303-990-3080 PART TIME OVERNIGHT Awake Staff needed for resi- CRAIGREALTY.GEORGIAMLS.COM dential facility in Franklin. Hours: 10PM-7AM, Friday and $499,000 MLS#7246473 $259,000 MLS#7200050 Saturday nights. Visit Bistro on Main hiring kitchen +8,800 sq. ft. free-standing 2BR/2BA home in Rabun Bluffs. staff, hostess, food runner exp www.mhfc.org for complete commercial building inside the Decks, porches & plenty of room required call. Highlands. 828- job description and to apply city limits of Clayton. for a garden! online. Sam & Chelsea Rumsey Lee Anderson 706-490-1584 526-2590 706-982-9673/9677

Great 3 bed 1 1/2 ba in great location in Clayton. Built in 2001. Central heat/air. Yard. $98,900 $795,000 MLS#7383612 $249,000 MLS#7417815 33+ acres, bordering USFS land. 4BR/3BA home of corner lot. 104 East Savannah St, Clayton, GA 30525 Sweeping views w/ partially Brick freplace, extensive decks fnished lodge & fre-pit. & 2-car garage & garden spot. Call L.J. 706-490-2587 Ed Poss 706-490-1865 Debra Thornton 706-490-2712 062415-174137

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$249,000 MLS#7464590 $189,000 MLS#7331101 3BR/2.5BA log home. Master on 3BR/3BA home on 3 acres. Cedar main, oak foors, decks, 2-car planked walls, vaulted ceilings garage & workshop. & gas log freplace. Tina Lee 706-490-1618 Gail & Rodney Hopper 706-490-2152/0701 "PEOPLE'S CHOICE" 062415-174141 STATE OF GEORGIA COUNTY OF RABUN NOTICE OF SALE UNDER POWER Under and by virtue of the power of sale contained in a Security Deed from LEWIS S. POOLEY to UNITED COM- MUNITY BANK, dated January 6, 2014, recorded February 28, 2014, in Deed Book S40, Page 98, Rabun County, Georgia records, said Security Deed being given to secure a Note from LEWIS POOLEY dated February 11, 2013, in the original principal amount of Sixty Thousand Two Hun- dred Twenty Nine and 50/100 ($60,229.50) Dollars, with interest from date at a rate per cent per annum on the unpaid balance until paid; there will be sold by the undersigned at public outcry to the highest bidder for cash before the Courthouse door at Rabun County, Georgia, within the legal hours of sale on the first Tuesday in July, 2015, the following described property: The following described property in the County of Rabun, in the State of Geor- gia. All that tract or parcel of land lying and being in Land Lot 26 of the Fourth Land District of Rabun County, Geor- gia, and being designated as Lot 8, NOTICE OF SALE UNDER POWER Phase 4 of Rainey Mountain Acres, GEORGIA, RABUN COUNTY containing 1.32 acres and being more THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COLLECT fully described on a plat of survey pre- A DEBT. ANY INFORMATION OB- pared by William F. Rolader, Georgia TAINED WILL BE USED FOR THAT Registered Land Surveyor No. 2042, PURPOSE. dated July 15, 1991, which is recorded Under and by virtue of the Power of in the Office of the Clerk of Rabun Su- Sale contained in a Security Deed giv- perior Court in Plat Book 30, Page en by Jacob L Shelton and Christina 202. Reference is had and made to Denise Shelton to Mortgage Electron- said plat and record of the same for a ic Registration Systems, Inc. solely as full and complete description of the nominee for MetLife HomeLoans, its property herein conveyed. successors and assigns, dated This conveyance is made subject to November 23, 2009, recorded in Deed those certain Restrictive Covenants Book P35, Page 494, Rabun County, which are recorded in the Office of the Georgia Records, as last transferred to Clerk of Rabun Superior Court in Deed JPMorgan Chase Bank, National As- Book V-10, Page 370. sociation by assignment recorded in This conveyance is made subject to Deed Book 141, Page 336, Rabun that certain Road Affidavit which is County, Georgia Records, conveying recorded in the Office of the Clerk of the after-described property to secure Rabun Superior Court in Deed Book V- a Note in the original principal amount 10, Page 372. of ONE HUNDRED THIRTY-TWO There is also conveyed herewith a per- THOUSAND SIX HUNDRED FIFTY- petual non-exclusive easement for THREE AND 0/100 DOLLARS ingress and egress to and from the ($132,653.00), with interest thereon as above-described property across set forth therein, there will be sold at Mountain Road as shown upon the public outcry to the highest bidder for above-referenced plat of survey in or- cash before the courthouse door of der to provide access to the above-de- Rabun County, Georgia, or at such scribed property from She Creek place as may be lawfully designated Road. as an alternative, within the legal hours The Grantees, by the recording of this of sale on the first Tuesday in July, instrument, do hereby agree to the 2015, the following described property: joint maintenance of the roadways and SEE EXHIBIT “A” water system within the boundaries of ATTACHED HERETO AND MADE A Rainey Mountain Acres with the main- PART HEREOF The debt secured by tenance of same to be administered by said Security Deed has been and is a Property Owners Association com- hereby declared due because of, prised of all lot owners of Phase Four, among other possible events of de- Rainey Mountain Acres. Grantees fault, failure to pay the indebtedness shall have the right to tap onto the wa- as and when due and in the manner ter system serving Phase F`our of provided in the Note and Security Rainey Mountain Acres. CLASSIFIED Deed. The debt remaining in default, STATE OF GEORGIA Subject to Restrictions, Reservations, this sale will be made for the purpose COUNTY OF RABUN Easements, Covenants, Oil, Gas or of paying the same and all expenses NOTICE OF SALE UNDER POWER Mineral Rights of record, if any. CLASSIFIED DISPLAY SECTION of this sale, as provided in Security Under and by virtue of the power of The debt secured by said Security Deed and by law, including attorney's sale contained in a Security Deed from Deed has been and is hereby declared CLASSIFIED LINERS fees (notice of intent to collect attor- LEWIS S. POOLEY to UNITED COM- due because of, among other possible ney's fees having been given). MUNITY BANK, dated January 6, events of default, failure to pay the in- LEGALS Said property will be sold subject to 2014, recorded February 28, 2014, in debtedness as and when due and in any outstanding ad valorem taxes (in- Deed Book S40, Page A398, Rabun the manner provided in the Note and cluding taxes which are a lien, but not County, Georgia records, said Security Security Deed. The debt remaining in The Clayton Tribune CLASSIFIEDSyet due and payable), any matters Deed being given to secure a Note default, thisJune sale wi25,ll be 2015 made foC7r the which might be disclosed by an accu- from LEWIS POOLEY dated February purpose of paying the same and all ex- rate survey and inspection of the prop- 11, 2013, in the original principal penses of this sale, as provided in the erty, any assessments, liens, encum- amount of Sixty Thousand Two Hun- Security Deed and by law, including at- brances, zoning ordinances, restric- dred Twenty Nine and 50/100 torney's fees (notice of intent to collect LEGALS tions, covenants, and matters of record ($60,229.50) Dollars, with interest from attorney's fees having been given). 2BR/ 2BA Condo in Town, STATE OF GEORGIA superior to the Security Deed first set date at a rate per cent per annum on Said property will be sold subject to $750 month; 4BR/ 3BA house, LEGALS COUNTY OF RABUN out above. JPMorgan Chase Bank, the unpaid balance until paid; there will any outstanding ad valorem taxes (in- Tiger, $1100 month, includes for Rabun County, GA NOTICE OF SALE UNDER POWER National Association is the holder of be sold by the undersigned at public cluding taxes which are a lien, but not water; Deadline: 5 p.m. Monday Because of a default in the payment of the Security Deed to the property in outcry to the highest bidder for cash yet due and payable), any matters the indebtedness secured by a Securi- accordance with OCGA § 44-14-162.2. before the Courthouse door at Rabun which might be disclosed by an accu- GA Mountain Rentals, 706-782- By submitting your 2772 ty Deed executed by Gordon E. Mar- The entity that has full authority to ne- County, Georgia, within the legal hours rate survey and inspection of the prop- advertisement for tin to Wachovia Bank, National Asso- gotiate, amend, and modify all terms of of sale on the first Tuesday in July, erty, any assessments, liens, ease- 3BR Duplex, close to town, util- publication, you agree that ciation dated December 20, 2005, and the mortgage with the debtor is: JP- 2015, the following described property: ments, encumbrances, zoning ordi- ities included, $750 month, the newspaper shall have recorded in Deed Book I29, Page 604, Morgan Chase Bank, National Associ- The following described property in the nances, restrictions, covenants, and 706-982-9355 no liability for errors or Rabun County Records, securing a ation, 3415 Vision Drive, Columbus, County of Rabun, in the State of Geor- matters of record superior to the Secu- omissions in the text of the Note in the original principal amount of OH 43219 800-446-8939. gia. rity Deed first set out above. Call Ramey Enterprises for advertisement as submitted $62,357.50, the holder thereof pur- To the best knowledge and belief of All that tract or parcel of land lying and To the best knowledge and belief of your housing or rental needs. by you. You further agree to suant to said Deed and Note thereby the undersigned, the party in posses- being in Land Lot 26 of the Fourth the undersigned, the party in posses- 3BR, 3BA house, creek indemnify the newspaper secured has declared the entire sion of the property is Jacob L Shelton Land District of Rabun County, Geor- sion of the property is LEWIS S. POO- frontage, $900 month; for liability arising from the amount of said indebtedness due and and Christina Denise Shelton or a ten- gia, and being designated as Lot 8, LEY or a tenant or tenants. UNITED Apartments, houses, some with text submitted to it. For any payable and, pursuant to the power of ant or tenants and said property is Phase 4 of Rainey Mountain Acres, COMMUNITY BANK, as attorney in utilities. Office location 991 Old error in the text caused by sale contained in said Deed, will on the more commonly known as 213 Stone- containing 1.32 acres and being more Fact for LEWIS S. POOLEY 441 S, 706-782-4633; 706-490- the newspaper, or any error first Tuesday, July 7, 2015, during the haven Drive, Tiger, Georgia 30576. fully described on a plat of survey pre- L. Lou Allen, Stites & Harbison, PLLC, 1534; 706-490-1532 in the publication date, the legal hours of sale, before the Court- The sale will be conducted subject (1) pared by William F. Rolader, Georgia 520 West Main Street, Blue Ridge, newspaper’s liability shall house door in said County, sell at pub- to confirmation that the sale is not pro- Registered Land Surveyor No. 2042, Georgia 30513, (706) 632-7923 Custom built Cozy LOG be limited to the cost of the lic outcry to the highest bidder for hibited under the U.S. Bankruptcy dated July 15, 1991, which is recorded File No. 7484A-03731 CABIN, 1BR, 1BA plus large advertisement or cash, the property described in said Code and (2) to final confirmation and in the Office of the Clerk of Rabun Su- THIS LAW FIRM IS ATTEMPTING TO loft. VIEWS! Fireplace, hard- republication thereof, and Deed, to-wit: audit of the status of the loan with the perior Court in Plat Book 30, Page COLLECT A DEBT. ANY INFORMA- wood floors, porches, own the newspaper shall have All that tract or parcel of land lying and holder of the security deed. JPMorgan 202. Reference is had and made to TION OBTAINED WILL BE USED well, on Screamer Mtn. Paved no liability for any being in a portion of Land Lot Number Chase Bank, National Association as said plat and record of the same for a FOR THAT PURPOSE. consequential, direct or 7 of the Fifth Land District of Rabun Attorney in Fact for Jacob L Shelton full and complete description of the 6-11,18,25, 7-2 mostly except about 1/2 mile County, Georgia and being more par- and Christina Denise Shelton McCalla property herein conveyed. of dirt and gravel road. general damages of any other sort. ticularly described as follows, to wit: Raymer, LLC 1544 Old Alabama Road This conveyance is made subject to NOTICE OF SALE UNDER POWER $690 month plus deposit. Must For a full and complete description of Roswell, Georgia 30076 www.foreclo- those certain Restrictive Covenants STATE OF GEORGIA have good references. the real property being hereby con- surehotline.net which are recorded in the Office of the COUNTY OF RABUN Call Karen Tucker at BHGRE veyed, reference is hereby had and EXHIBIT “A” Clerk of Rabun Superior Court in Deed Under and by virtue of the power of Metro Brokers 706-782-3500. made to a plat of survey prepared by All that tract or parcel of land lying and Book V-10, Page 370. sale contained with that certain Securi- T. Lamar Edwards, Georgia Regis- being in Land Lot 25 of the Fifth Land This conveyance is made subject to ty Deed dated August 19, 2009, from tered Land Surveyor Number 1837, District of Rabun County, Georgia and that certain Road Affidavit which is Vaughan Watts and Nancy V. Watts STATE OF GEORGIA dated August 20, 1987 and revised being 1.05 acre designated as LOT 30 recorded in the Office of the Clerk of to Mortgage Electronic Registration Kingwood executive home, COUNTY OF RABUN beautiful 3/2, hardwood floors, December 8, 1987 and also revised on of STONEWALL II SUBDIVISION as Rabun Superior Court in Deed Book V- Systems, Inc. as nominee for Financial NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND April 24, 1989. Said plat depicts two more particularly described according 10, Page 372. Freedom Acquisition LLC, A Sub- custom kitchen, granite DEBTORS sidiary Of OneWest Bank, FSB, counter tops, FP, office, 2-car tracts of land. The real property being to that certain plat of survey dated July There is also conveyed herewith a per- All persons indebted to Betty Smith hereby conveyed is the tract of land 11, 1979, prepared by T. Lamar Ed- petual non-exclusive easement for recorded on September 2, 2009 in garage, fully furnished, $1250 Justus, deceased, are hereby noti- containing 3.38 acres. Said plat is of wards, Georgia Registered Land Sur- ingress and egress to and from the Deed Book J-35 at Page 448, Rabun month. Call 407-834-0425 fied to make immediate payment to the record in Plat Book 28, Page 12 in the veyor No. 1837, said plat being record- above-described property across County, Georgia Records, having been undersigned and all creditors of said Office of the Clerk of Rabun Superior ed in Plat Book 16, Page 60 of the Mountain Road as shown upon the last sold, assigned, transferred and decedent are hereby notified to render Court. Reference to said plat and the Rabun County Plat Records, said plat above-referenced plat of survey in or- conveyed to OneWest Bank N.A. (for- their claims to the undersigned. This merly known as OneWest Bank, FSB) th record thereof is for the express pur- and record of the same being incorpo- der to provide access to the above-de- the 12 day of June. 2015. Witness pose of incorporating herein the de- rated herein by reference for a more scribed property from She Creek by Assignment and said Security Deed my/our hand(s) and seal(s), on the day scription of said 3.38 acre tract of land full and complete description. The Road. having been given to secure a note 2BR, 2BA Apartment, $500 above written. being hereby conveyed as depicted on above-described property is conveyed The Grantees, by the recording of this dated August 19, 2009, in the amount month, $500 deposit; (Joyce Smith Waters acting as Ex- said plat. Specifically not included in subject to those certain Declaration of instrument, do hereby agree to the of $750,000.00, said note being in de- 2BR, 1½BA Apartment, $450 ecutrix of the Betty Smith Justus es- this conveyance is the tract depicted Restrictions as set forth in a Warranty joint maintenance of the roadways and fault, the undersigned will sell at public month, $450 deposit; tate.) Address: 69 Sidetrack Lane, on said plat as "Exception"-Gipson Deed from Cannon Ramey and C. water system within the boundaries of outcry during the legal hours of sale 706-490-2709 Tiger, GA 30576, Telephone: (706) Heirs. Hoyt Ramey to Evelena Moore dated Rainey Mountain Acres with the main- before the door of the courthouse of 782-2364 There is a perpetual, non-exclusive August 24, 1982 and recorded in Deed tenance of same to be administered by Rabun County, Georgia, on July 7, Bring toothbrush, everything in- 6-18,25, 7-2,9 road right of way easement, 15 feet in Book I-8, Page 598 of the Rabun a Property Owners Association com- 2015, the following described real cluded for large 1BR with property (hereinafter referred to as the STATE OF GEORGIA width, extending in a southwesterly di- County deed records, said restrictions prised of all lot owners of Phase Four, french doors to deck. WiFi, "Property"): COUNTY OF RABUN rection from Camp Creek Road, a pub- shall be considered covenants running Rainey Mountain Acres. Grantees dish, electric, water, fully fur- ALL THAT TRACT OR PARCEL OF NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND lic road, along the northwesterly line of with the land. MR/rkd 7/7/15 Our file shall have the right to tap onto the wa- nished. $750 with $300 deposit. LAND LYING AND BEING IN LAND DEBTORS the herein-above described tract or no. 545015 – FT3 ter system serving Phase F`our of LOT 23 OF THE 5TH LAND DIS- 706-490-0866 All persons indebted to Denver Bruce parcel of land and into said Tract de- 6-11,18,25, 7-2 Rainey Mountain Acres. TRICT, RABUN COUNTY, GEORGIA Keener aka Bruce Keener, de- picted on said plat as "Exception"- Gip- Subject to Restrictions, Reservations, Great Location. 2 bedroom, 1 NOTICE OF SALE UNDER POWER AND DESIGNATED AS TRACT 1 ceased, are hereby notified to make son Heirs as described in a Quit Claim Easements, Covenants, Oil, Gas or bath for rent. Water, sewer, GEORGIA, RABUN COUNTY CONSISTING OF 1.94 ACRES MORE immediate payment to the undersigned Deed from Cleve Allen to Marvis Diane Mineral Rights of record, if any. trash removal included. Avail- THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COLLECT PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED ON A and all creditors of said decedent are Crump, et al of record in Deed Book Y- The debt secured by said Security able in July. $495 month. Call A DEBT. ANY INFORMATION OB- PLAT OF SURVEY PREPARED BY hereby notified to render their claims to 11, Page 477, aforesaid records. Deed has been and is hereby declared 706-490-9566 or visit our web- TAINED WILL BE USED FOR THAT WILLIAM F. ROLADER, GRLS NO. the undersigned. This the 5th day of Grantee herein as well as her heirs due because of, among other possible site www.blackrockapartments- PURPOSE. 2042 DATED OCTOBER 27, 2003 June, 2015. Witness my/our hand(s) and assigns shall have the right to use events of default, failure to pay the in- Under and by virtue of the Power of RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 52, ga.com and seal(s), on the day above written. said road to provide additional road ac- debtedness as and when due and in Sale contained in a Security Deed giv- PAGE 177 OF THE RABUN COUNTY (Roba I. Keener acting as Executrix of cess to the hereinabove described the manner provided in the Note and Newer deluxe 2BR, 1BA, close en by Joanna L. Shadix to Mortgage PEAT RECORDS. the Denver Bruce Keener aka Bruce tract or parcel being hereinabove con- Security Deed. The debt remaining in to town, C/H/A, all appliances Electronic Registration Systems, Inc., PARCEL NUMBER(S): 043C 044 Keener estate.) Address: 3925 Wolf- veyed. Said above conveyed tract or default, this sale will be made for the included. W/D plus wood stove. as nominee for Urban Financial Group, The debt secured by the Security fork Road, Rabun Gap, GA 30568, parcel of land is conveyed subject to purpose of paying the same and all ex- its successors and assigns, dated May Deed and evidenced by the Note and Generous natural light. Very Telephone: (706) 746-2418 said 15 foot wide road right of way penses of this sale, as provided in the quiet and private! $650 month. easement, those portions of the same 12, 2010, recorded in Deed Book D36, Security Deed and by law, including at- has been, and is hereby, declared due 6-11,18,25, 7-2 Page 1, Rabun County, Georgia Call 706-982-2446 lying within the right of way of the Virgil torney's fees (notice of intent to collect and payable because of, among other Smith Road (as depicted on said plat) Records, as last transferred to Nation- attorney's fees having been given). possible events of default, failure to STATE OF GEORGIA star Mortgage LLC d/b/a Champion Room for rent, close to town, COUNTY OF RABUN and to those portions of the same lying Said property will be sold subject to make the payments as required by the utilities included, $350 month, within the limits of public use on the Mortgage Company by assignment any outstanding ad valorem taxes (in- terms of the Note. The debt remaining NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND recorded in Deed Book X41, Page 87, 706-982-9355 DEBTORS Camp Creek Road (as depicted on cluding taxes which are a lien, but not is in default and this sale will be made said plat). Said tract or parcel of land is Rabun County, Georgia Records, con- yet due and payable), any matters for the purposes of paying the Security Rooms for rent, walk to down- All persons indebted to Lois S. Can- veying the after-described property to non, deceased, are hereby notified to conveyed subject to all existing ease- which might be disclosed by an accu- Deed, accrued interest, and all ex- town, starting at $70 weekly, ments. secure a Note in the original principal rate survey and inspection of the prop- penses of the sale, including attorneys' 706-982-0444 make immediate payment to the un- amount of ONE HUNDRED FIFTY dersigned and all creditors of said Also conveyed is a perpetual, non-ex- erty, any assessments, liens, ease- fees. Notice of intention to collect attor- clusive road right of way easement THOUSAND AND 0/100 DOLLARS ments, encumbrances, zoning ordi- neys' fees has been given as provided decedent are hereby notified to render ($150,000.00), with interest thereon as over and across said Virgil Smith Road nances, restrictions, covenants, and by law. their claims to the undersigned. This set forth therein, there will be sold at th and said 15 foot wide road right of way matters of record superior to the Secu- To the best of the undersigned's the 17 day of June, 2015. Witness public outcry to the highest bidder for 2 bed, 2 bath single wide mo- my/our hand(s) and seal(s), on the day (as aforesaid). rity Deed first set out above. knowledge, the person(s) in posses- Said property is known as 12 Virge cash before the courthouse door of To the best knowledge and belief of sion of the property is/are Vaughan bile home, garden spot, storage above written. Rabun County, Georgia, or at such building. $525 month, $250 de- (Franklin J. Long and Frances L. Smith Lane, Lakemont, GA 30552, the undersigned, the party in posses- Watts and Nancy V. Watts. together with all fixtures and personal place as may be lawfully designated sion of the property is LEWIS S. POO- The property, being commonly known posit, 706-746-2307 Rabon acting as Co-Executors of the as an alternative, within the legal hours Lois S. Cannon estate.) Address: 623 property attached to and constituting a LEY or a tenant or tenants. UNITED as 74 Serenity Way, Tiger, GA 30576 part of said property, if any. of sale on the first Tuesday in July, COMMUNITY BANK, as attorney in in Rabun County, will be sold as the Plantation Circle, Conway, SC 29526, 2015, the following described property: Telephone: (843) 365-5374 Said property will be sold subject to Fact for LEWIS S. POOLEY property of Vaughan Watts and Nancy any outstanding ad valorem taxes (in- SEE EXHIBIT “A” L. Lou Allen, Stites & Harbison, PLLC, V. Watts, subject to any outstanding 6-25, 7-2,9,16 ATTACHED HERETO AND MADE A cluding taxes which are a lien, whether 520 West Main Street, Blue Ridge, ad valorem taxes (including taxes STATE OF GEORGIA or not now due and payable), the right PART HEREOF The debt secured by Georgia 30513, (706) 632-7923 which are a lien and not yet due and said Security Deed has been and is CLAYTON, 75 MAIN ST., COUNTY OF RABUN of redemption of any taxing authority, File No. 7484A-03731 payable), any matters affecting title to NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND any matters which might be disclosed hereby declared due because of, THIS LAW FIRM IS ATTEMPTING TO the property which would be disclosed 2ND FLOOR among other possible events of de- Includes water and all utilities, DEBTORS by an accurate survey and inspection COLLECT A DEBT. ANY INFORMA- by accurate survey and inspection All persons indebted to William R. of the property, any assessments, fault, failure to pay the indebtedness TION OBTAINED WILL BE USED thereof, and all assessments, liens, air conditioning. as and when due and in the manner Skinner, deceased, are hereby noti- liens, encumbrances, zoning ordi- FOR THAT PURPOSE. encumbrances, restrictions, Unit 6 - 428 sq.ft. $643 month provided in the Note and Security Unit 7 - 262 sq. ft. $400 month fied to make immediate payment to the nances, restrictions, covenants, and 6-11,18,25, 7-2 covenants, and matters of record to undersigned and all creditors of said matters of record superior to the Secu- Deed. The debt remaining in default, the Security Deed. Unit 9 - 325 sq. ft. $500 month decedent are hereby notified to render rity Deed first set out above. this sale will be made for the purpose Pursuant to O.C.G.A.Section 44-14- Unit 10-A $275.00 their claims to the undersigned. This The proceeds of said sale will be ap- of paying the same and all expenses 162.2, the name, address and tele- Unit 10-B $275.00 the 22nd day of June, 2015. Witness plied to the payment of said indebted- of this sale, as provided in Security phone number of the individual or enti- Unit 10-C $325.00 my/our hand(s) and seal(s), on the day ness and all expenses of said sale as Deed and by law, including attorney's ty who shall have the full authority to above written. provided in said Deed, and the bal- fees (notice of intent to collect attor- negotiate, amend or modify all terms of * * * (Steven Paul Ostas acting as Executor ance, if any, will be distributed as pro- ney's fees having been given). the above described mortgage is as DILLARD, of the William R. Skinner estate.) Ad- vided by law. Said property will be sold subject to follows: Financial Freedom, 2900 Es- dress: 2418 Cat Cay Ln., Ft. Laud- The sale will be conducted subject (1) any outstanding ad valorem taxes (in- peranza Crossing, Austin, TX 78758, 1900 sq. ft. Hwy.441 frontage, cluding taxes which are a lien, but not retail/ office, next to Post Of- erdale, FL 33312, Telephone: (954) to confirmation that the sale is not pro- 866-727-4303. The foregoing notwith- 260-4481 hibited under the U.S. Bankruptcy yet due and payable), any matters standing, nothing in O.C.G.A. Section fice, $1200 month. which might be disclosed by an accu- 7027 Hwy. 441 N., Dillard. 6-25, 7-2,9,16 Code and (2) to final confirmation and 44-14-162.2 shall require the secured audit of the status of the loan with the rate survey and inspection of the prop- creditor to negotiate, amend or modify Contact Ed Poss STATE OF GEORGIA erty, any assessments, liens, encum- RE/MAX of Rabun, Owner/ secured creditor. the terms of the mortgage instrument. COUNTY OF RABUN The property is or may be in the pos- brances, zoning ordinances, restric- The sale will be conducted subject (1) Broker, 706-782-7133 office NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND session of Gordon E. Martin, succes- tions, covenants, and matters of record to confirmation that the sale is not pro- DEBTORS sor in interest or tenant(s). superior to the Security Deed first set hibited under U.S. Bankruptcy code OFFICE RENTAL All persons indebted to Barbara Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. successor by out above. Nationstar Mortgage LLC and (2) to final confirmation and audit Office Space, includes: Heat- Jeanne Binnie, deceased, are hereby merger to Wachovia Bank, National d/b/a Champion Mortgage Company is of the status of the loan with the holder ing, Air Conditioning, Water, notified to make immediate payment to Association as Attorney-in-Fact for the holder of the Security Deed to the of the Security Deed. Albertelli Law, Electricity, Elevator, Furnished, the undersigned and all creditors of Gordon E. Martin. File no. 15-052292 property in accordance with OCGA § Attorney for OneWest Bank N.A. (for- Hwy 441 Parking. 240 sq. ft. said decedent are hereby notified to SHAPIRO, SWERTFEGER & HASTY, 44-14-162.2. The entity that has full merly known as OneWest Bank, FSB) $480; 189 sq. ft. $380; render their claims to the undersigned. LLP*, Attorneys and Counselors at authority to negotiate, amend, and as Attorney in Fact for Vaughan Watts Re/Max of Rabun. 706-782- This the 5th day of June, 2015. Witness Law, 2872 Woodcock Blvd., Suite 100 modify all terms of the mortgage with and Nancy V. Watts, 100 Galleria my/our hand(s) and seal(s), on the day Atlanta, GA 30341-3941, (770) 220- the debtor is: Champion Mortgage Parkway, Suite 960, Atlanta, GA 7133. Contact Dallas Taylor LLC, 350 Highland Dr., Lewisville, TX 706-490-3030 above written. 2535/KMM, www.swertfeger.net 30339, Phone: (866) 690-0418 (Robert Alexander Binnie, Jr. acting as *THE LAW FIRM IS ACTING AS A 75067 855-683-3095. 6-11,18,25, 7-2 Retail space for rent in Tiger. Executor of the Barbara Jeanne Binnie DEBT COLLECTOR. ANY INFORMA- To the best knowledge and belief of Call 706-490-2470 for info. estate.) Address: PO Box 15, Lake- TION OBTAINED WILL BE USED the undersigned, the party in posses- mont, GA 30552, Telephone: (706) FOR THAT PURPOSE. sion of the property is Joanna L. 982-9188 6-11,18,25, 7-2 Shadix or a tenant or tenants and said 6-11,18,25, 7-2 property is more commonly known as 241 Grasshopper Lane, Clayton, NOTICE OF SALE UNDER POWER Lake house in Sky Valley, STATE OF GEORGIA Georgia 30525. GEORGIA, RABUN COUNTY 7 miles from Highlands. 5BR, COUNTY OF RABUN The sale will be conducted subject (1) THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COLLECT NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND to confirmation that the sale is not pro- 3BA, large rec. room plus A DEBT. ANY INFORMATION OB- DEBTORS hibited under the U.S. Bankruptcy bonus room, 2600 sq.ft., TAINED WILL BE USED FOR THAT All persons indebted to Mary Eliza- Code and (2) to final confirmation and health forces sale by owner, PURPOSE. beth Baker a/k/a Betty Baker, de- audit of the status of the loan with the $199,000; 706-746-3046 Under and by virtue of the Power of ceased, are hereby notified to make holder of the security deed. Nationstar Sale contained in a Security Deed giv- immediate payment to the undersigned Mortgage LLC d/b/a Champion Mort- OPEN HOUSE, 19 Valley en by Jacob L Shelton and Christina and all creditors of said decedent are gage Company as Attorney in Fact for Street, Saturday, June 27th, Denise Shelton to Mortgage Electron- hereby notified to render their claims to Joanna L. Shadix McCalla Raymer, 10:00 - 1:00. ic Registration Systems, Inc. solely as the undersigned. This the 11th day of LLC 1544 Old Alabama Road Roswell, If you are renting, and want to nominee for MetLife HomeLoans, its June, 2015. Witness my/our hand(s) Georgia 30076 www.foreclosurehot- buy, come see this beautifully successors and assigns, dated and seal(s), on the day above written. line.net Remodeled home. Century 21 November 23, 2009, recorded in Deed (David Thurston Baker a/k/a David T. EXHIBIT “A” Community Realty, Kathy Lee. Book P35, Page 494, Rabun County, Baker acting as Executor of the Mary THE LAND DESCRIBED HEREIN IS Georgia Records, as last transferred to Elizabeth Baker a/k/a Betty Baker es- SITUATED IN THE STATE OF GEOR- JPMorgan Chase Bank, National As- tate.) Address: PO Box 234, Lake- GIA, COUNTY OF RABUN, AND IS sociation by assignment recorded in mont, GA 30552, Telephone: (706) DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: ALL Deed Book 141, Page 336, Rabun 212-7363 THAT TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND 15 acres, Clarkesville area, County, Georgia Records, conveying 6-18,25, 7-2,9 LYING AND BEING IN LAND LOT 19 approx. 2-miles to 365. 706- the after-described property to secure OF THE FIFTH LAND DISTRICT OF 754-3740, leave message a Note in the original principal amount STATE OF GEORGIA RABUN COUNTY, GEORGIA, AND of ONE HUNDRED THIRTY-TWO COUNTY OF RABUN BEING DESIGNATED AS LOT 8, THOUSAND SIX HUNDRED FIFTY- NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND BLOCK I LAUREL LANE SUBDIVI- THREE AND 0/100 DOLLARS DEBTORS SION CONSISTING OF 0.46 ACRE ($132,653.00), with interest thereon as All persons indebted to Frank G. AND BEING MORE FULLY DE- set forth therein, there will be sold at Zinsler, deceased, are hereby notified SCRIBED UPON THAT CERTAIN public outcry to the highest bidder for 2BR furnished mobile home in to make immediate payment to the un- PLAT OF SURVEY PREPARED BY T. cash before the courthouse door of dersigned and all creditors of said LAMAR EDWARDS, GEORGIA REG- Clayton. Can stay on rented lot, Rabun County, Georgia, or at such decedent are hereby notified to render ISTERED LAND SURVEYOR, NO. $4000, 828-482-2379 place as may be lawfully designated their claims to the undersigned. This 1837, DATED MAY 3, 1994, WHICH th as an alternative, within the legal hours the 19 day of June, 2015. Witness IS RECORDED IN THE OFFICE OF of sale on the first Tuesday in July, my/our hand((s) and seal(s), on the THE CLERK OF RABUN SUPERIOR 2015, the following described property: day above written. COURT IN PLAT BOOK 33, PAGE SEE EXHIBIT “A” (Carol Zinsler acting as Executrix of 177. SAID SURVEY IS INCORPO- ATTACHED HERETO AND MADE A the Frank G. Zinsler estate.) Address: RATED HEREIN BY REFERENCE PART HEREOF The debt secured by PO Box 1475, Clayton, GA 30525, FOR A FULL AND COMPLETE DE- said Security Deed has been and is Telephone: 706-782-6240 SCRIPTION OF THE ABOVE-DE- hereby declared due because of, 6-25, 7-2,9,16 SCRIBED LANDS. PARCEL NUM- among other possible events of de- BER(S): 044B-035 MR/ms8 7/7/15 Our fault, failure to pay the indebtedness STATE OF GEORGIA file no. 5146715 – FT2#FT2 as and when due and in the manner COUNTY OF RABUN 6-11,18,25, 7-2 NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND provided in the Note and Security DEBTORS Deed. The debt remaining in default, STATE OF GEORGIA Not as Busy All persons indebted to Margaret B. this sale will be made for the purpose COUNTY OF RABUN Friend, deceased, are hereby notified of paying the same and all expenses NOTICE OF SALE UNDER POWER as you d to make immediate payment to the un- of this sale, as provided in Security Under and by virtue of the power of ’ dersigned and all creditors of said Deed and by law, including attorney's sale contained in a Security Deed from decedent are hereby notified to render fees (notice of intent to collect attor- LEWIS S. POOLEY to UNITED COM- like to their claims to the undersigned. This ney's fees having been given). MUNITY BANK, dated January 6, the 26th day of May, 2015. Witness Said property will be sold subject to 2014, recorded February 28, 2014, in my/our hand(s) and seal(s), on the day any outstanding ad valorem taxes (in- Deed Book S40, Page 98, Rabun BEE? above written. cluding taxes which are a lien, but not County, Georgia records, said Security (Donna Woodward Friend and Edwin yet due and payable), any matters Deed being given to secure a Note Hugo Friend acting as Co-Executor of which might be disclosed by an accu- from LEWIS POOLEY dated February Find a job in the the Margaret Blosser Friend estate.) rate survey and inspection of the prop- 11, 2013, in the original principal Address: PO Box 513, Lakemont, GA erty, any assessments, liens, encum- amount of Sixty Thousand Two Hun- 30552, Telephone: (404) 313-3707 brances, zoning ordinances, restric- dred Twenty Nine and 50/100 CLASSIFIEDS 6-4,11,18,25 tions, covenants, and matters of record ($60,229.50) Dollars, with interest from superior to the Security Deed first set date at a rate per cent per annum on out above. JPMorgan Chase Bank, the unpaid balance until paid; there will National Association is the holder of be sold by the undersigned at public the Security Deed to the property in outcry to the highest bidder for cash accordance with OCGA § 44-14-162.2. before the Courthouse door at Rabun The entity that has full authority to ne- County, Georgia, within the legal hours gotiate, amend, and modify all terms of of sale on the first Tuesday in July, the mortgage with the debtor is: JP- 2015, the following described property: Morgan Chase Bank, National Associ- The following described property in the ation, 3415 Vision Drive, Columbus, County of Rabun, in the State of Geor- OH 43219 800-446-8939. gia. To the best knowledge and belief of All that tract or parcel of land lying and the undersigned, the party in posses- being in Land Lot 26 of the Fourth sion of the property is Jacob L Shelton Land District of Rabun County, Geor- and Christina Denise Shelton or a ten- gia, and being designated as Lot 8, ant or tenants and said property is Phase 4 of Rainey Mountain Acres, more commonly known as 213 Stone- containing 1.32 acres and being more haven Drive, Tiger, Georgia 30576. fully described on a plat of survey pre- The sale will be conducted subject (1) pared by William F. Rolader, Georgia to confirmation that the sale is not pro- Registered Land Surveyor No. 2042, hibited under the U.S. Bankruptcy dated July 15, 1991, which is recorded Code and (2) to final confirmation and in the Office of the Clerk of Rabun Su- audit of the status of the loan with the perior Court in Plat Book 30, Page holder of the security deed. JPMorgan 202. Reference is had and made to Chase Bank, National Association as said plat and record of the same for a Attorney in Fact for Jacob L Shelton full and complete description of the and Christina Denise Shelton McCalla property herein conveyed. Raymer, LLC 1544 Old Alabama Road This conveyance is made subject to Roswell, Georgia 30076 www.foreclo- those certain Restrictive Covenants surehotline.net which are recorded in the Office of the EXHIBIT “A” Clerk of Rabun Superior Court in Deed All that tract or parcel of land lying and Book V-10, Page 370. being in Land Lot 25 of the Fifth Land This conveyance is made subject to District of Rabun County, Georgia and that certain Road Affidavit which is being 1.05 acre designated as LOT 30 recorded in the Office of the Clerk of of STONEWALL II SUBDIVISION as Rabun Superior Court in Deed Book V- more particularly described according 10, Page 372. to that certain plat of survey dated July There is also conveyed herewith a per- 11, 1979, prepared by T. Lamar Ed- petual non-exclusive easement for wards, Georgia Registered Land Sur- ingress and egress to and from the veyor No. 1837, said plat being record- above-described property across ed in Plat Book 16, Page 60 of the Mountain Road as shown upon the Rabun County Plat Records, said plat above-referenced plat of survey in or- and record of the same being incorpo- der to provide access to the above-de- rated herein by reference for a more scribed property from She Creek full and complete description. The Road. above-described property is conveyed The Grantees, by the recording of this subject to those certain Declaration of instrument, do hereby agree to the Restrictions as set forth in a Warranty joint maintenance of the roadways and Deed from Cannon Ramey and C. water system within the boundaries of Hoyt Ramey to Evelena Moore dated Rainey Mountain Acres with the main- August 24, 1982 and recorded in Deed tenance of same to be administered by Book I-8, Page 598 of the Rabun a Property Owners Association com- County deed records, said restrictions prised of all lot owners of Phase Four, shall be considered covenants running Rainey Mountain Acres. Grantees with the land. MR/rkd 7/7/15 Our file shall have the right to tap onto the wa- no. 545015 – FT3 ter system serving Phase F`our of 6-11,18,25, 7-2 Rainey Mountain Acres. Subject to Restrictions, Reservations, Easements, Covenants, Oil, Gas or Mineral Rights of record, if any. The debt secured by said Security Deed has been and is hereby declared due because of, among other possible events of default, failure to pay the in- debtedness as and when due and in the manner provided in the Note and Security Deed. The debt remaining in default, this sale will be made for the purpose of paying the same and all ex- penses of this sale, as provided in the Security Deed and by law, including at- torney's fees (notice of intent to collect attorney's fees having been given). Said property will be sold subject to any outstanding ad valorem taxes (in- cluding taxes which are a lien, but not yet due and payable), any matters which might be disclosed by an accu- rate survey and inspection of the prop- erty, any assessments, liens, ease- ments, encumbrances, zoning ordi- nances, restrictions, covenants, and matters of record superior to the Secu- rity Deed first set out above. To the best knowledge and belief of the undersigned, the party in posses- sion of the property is LEWIS S. POO- LEY or a tenant or tenants. UNITED COMMUNITY BANK, as attorney in Fact for LEWIS S. POOLEY L. Lou Allen, Stites & Harbison, PLLC, 520 West Main Street, Blue Ridge, Georgia 30513, (706) 632-7923 File No. 7484A-03731 THIS LAW FIRM IS ATTEMPTING TO COLLECT A DEBT. ANY INFORMA- TION OBTAINED WILL BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE. 6-11,18,25, 7-2 NOTICE TO FORECLOSE RIGHT TO REDEEM TO: Jeff Eller 3028 Hwy 76 West Clayton, Georgia 30525

Kingwood Homeowners Association, Inc. , c/o Reg. Agent Randy Speed 1104 Hwy 441 South, Clayton, GA 30525 The Toccoa Ridges Integrated Re- Kingwood Water & Sewer, LLC source Timber Contract (IRTC) is lo- c/o Reg. Agent John R. Williams cated on the Chattooga River Ranger 3970 Sundown Drive District. The project can be located by Gainesville, GA 30506 heading south from the District Office on Hwy. 441 S. to Hwy. 17 Alt. to- Wells Fargo Bank , National Associa - wards Toccoa for approx. 8 miles. tion as Trustee of the CF Southeast Take Right on Bendn Hickory Rd. for Trust 2011-1 c/o AMRESCO Commer- approximately 3 miles. Take Right on cial Finance, LLC, 412 Park Center Locust Stake Rd. for approximately 3 Boulevard, Suite 300, Boise, Idaho miles into Unit # 1. Return to Bendn 83706 Hickory rd. and take right to FSR. 316 TAKE NOTICE THAT: for approximately 1 mile into Unit # 2. The right to redeem the following de- Return to Bendn Hickory Rd. for ap- scribed property, to wit: proximately 2 miles and take right on All that tract or parcel of land lying and Deadman Branch Rd. for approximate- being in Land Lot 25, 4th District, ly 0.75 miles then take right on FSR. Rabun County, Georgia, being all of 170 into Unit # 3. Then go to Co. Rd Lot No. 122, Block KK, of Kingwood 171 (Black Mountain Rd.) to its termi- NOTICE OF SALE UNDER POWER Estates and consisting of 0.96 acres, nus with FSR 139 into Unit #4. Take STATE OF GEORGIA more or less, as shown on that plat of Co Rd 171(Black Mountain RD.) to Co COUNTY OF RABUN the survey prepared by William F. Ro- Rd 380 (Ansley Rd.) to FSR 187 to Under and by virtue of the power of lader, Georgia Registered Land Sur- Unit #5. Take FSR 187 to FSR 214 sale contained with that certain Securi- veyor No. 2042, dated October 22, into Unit #6. Take Co Rd. 123(John ty Deed dated August 19, 2009, from 2004 and recorded in Plat Book 53, Wood Rd.) into Unit #7. All Units are Vaughan Watts and Nancy V. Watts Page 158, Clerks office, Rabun County Cut Tree Marked with all trees to be to Mortgage Electronic Registration Superior Court. Reference is hereby cut marked with Forest Service Tracer Systems, Inc. as nominee for Financial has and made to said plat of survey for paint. All units are marked with Forest Freedom Acquisition LLC, A Sub- the purpose of incorporating same Service Orange Boundary tracer paint. sidiary Of OneWest Bank, FSB, herein for a full and complete descrip- This project has an estimated recorded on September 2, 2009 in tion of the property herein conveyed. volume of 16.49 CCF of Hardwoods Deed Book J-35 at Page 448, Rabun Conveyed herewith is a perpetual, sawtimber, 5 CCF of Low Grade Hard- County, Georgia Records, having been non-exclusive easement for access woods sawtimber, 2407 CCF of South- last sold, assigned, transferred and ingress and egress over and across ern Yellow Pine sawtimber, 305 CCF conveyed to OneWest Bank N.A. (for- the subdivision roads to and from the of Hardwood pulpwood and 1941 CCF merly known as OneWest Bank, FSB) above-referenced tract of land to the of Southern Yellow Pine pulpwood is by Assignment and said Security Deed public road system. marked with either Green, Yellow having been given to secure a note The property herein is subject to a and/or Blue Forest Service tracer paint dated August 19, 2009, in the amount twenty foot (20) easement reserved or otherwise designated for cutting. of $750,000.00, said note being in de- about all property lines for future sew- The Forest Service will receive fault, the undersigned will sell at public er, storm drainage, utility and/or cart offers at the Chattooga River District outcry during the legal hours of sale NOTICE path use, maintenance and repair. Office, 9975 Hwy 441. S, Lakemont, before the door of the courthouse of A public hearing will be held before the This property is subject to the GA 30552, at 9:00 A.M. local time on IN THE PROBATE COURT Rabun County, Georgia, on July 7, City of Sky Valley Planning and Zon- covenants and restrictions for King- 07/29/2015 COUNTY OF RABUN 2015, the following described real ing Commission on Tuesday, July 14, wood Subdivision recorded in Deed The Toccoa Ridges IRTC is a nego- STATE OF GEORGIA property (hereinafter referred to as the NOTICE OF SALE UNDER POWER 2015 at 10:00 AM in the Lakeside Book E-18, Pages 487-505 and Deed tiated Stewardship Contract con- IN RE: ESTATE OF Cora Mae Patton "Property"): GEORGIA, RABUN COUNTY Room of the Sky Valley Club, 568 Sky Book L-18, pages 98-148 and all sisting of timber removal and ser- English, DECEASED ALL THAT TRACT OR PARCEL OF By virtue of a Power of Sale contained Valley Way, Sky Valley, GA concern- modifications and amendments of vice project work, in which the ac- ESTATE NO. 4182 LAND LYING AND BEING IN LAND in that certain Security Deed from ing the following request: record thereto. complished service is usually cred- PETITION FOR LETTERS OF AD- LOT 23 OF THE 5TH LAND DIS- FRANCES BETHEA OLLEN to Request for a variance to Section 803 This property is conveyed subject to all ited towards timber values. MINISTRATION NOTICE TRICT, RABUN COUNTY, GEORGIA MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC REGIS- Table 3 “Dimensional Requirements by easements for roads and utilities in Received offers will not be opened in Nelson W. English has petitioned to be AND DESIGNATED AS TRACT 1 TRATION SYSTEMS, INC. AS NOMI- Land Use District” of the City of Sky use or of record. PUBLIC. appointed Administrator of the estate A4NEE FOR URBAN FINANCIAL Valley Zoning Ordinance (05-15) at will expire and be forever foreclosed AsLEGALS a component of this IRTC contract, of Cora Mae Patton English, de- CONSISTING OF 1.94 ACRES MORE PARTIC ULJuneARLY 25, D ES2015CRIBED ON A GROUP, dated October 20, 2010, 123 Ridgeview Lane, owned by David and barred on and after the 7th day of there is one project associated with the ceased, of sa Theid Count Claytony. (The TribunePetitioner PLC8AT OF SURVEY PREPARED BY recorded November 1, 2010, in Deed Wickersham to encroach CLASSIFIEDSinto the 15 August, 2015. removal of the above mentioned timber has al so applied for waiver of bond WILLIAM F. ROLADER, GRLS NO. Book P36, Page 609, , Rabun County, foot side yard setback requirement by The tax deed to which this notice re- estimate. This project is: and/or grant of certain powers con- 2042 DATED OCTOBER 27, 2003 Georgia Records, said Security Deed 7 feet for a garage. lates is dated the 1st day of October, 1. Smooth Coneflower Herbicide tained in O.C.G.A. §53-12-261.) All in- RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 52, having been given to secure a Note of At the hearing, any interested parties 2013, and is recorded in the office of Treatments terested parties are hereby notified to PAGE 177 OF THE RABUN COUNTY even date in the original principal may present data, make statements, or the clerk of the Superior Court of For any additional information about show cause why said petition should PEAT RECORDS. amount of Three Hundred Ninety offer viewpoints or arguments either Rabun County, Georgia, in Deed Book the bidding process or the above men- not be granted. All objections to the LEGALSPARCEL NUMBER(S): 043C 044 Thousand and 00/100 dollars orally or in writing. Statements shall J-40, at Pages 543-544. tioned projects, please contact John petition must be in writing, setting forth The debt secured by the Security ($390,000.00), with interest thereon as be concise to afford all an opportunity The property may be redeemed at any Westbrook either in person at the Dis- the grounds of any such objections, ■Deed CONTINUED and evidenc FROMed by th PAGEe Note C7 and provided for therein, said Security to be heard. time before the 7th day of Au- trict Office or by phone at (706) 754- and must be filed with the court on or has been, and is hereby, declared due Deed having been last sold, assigned Mandi Cantrell, City Clerk gust, 2015, by payment of the redemp- 6221 ext. 135. before July 13, 2015. All pleadings/ob- and payable because of, among other and transferred to Reverse Mortgage 6-25 tion price as fixed and provided by law The Forest Service reserves the right jections must be signed under oath be- possible events of default, failure to Solutions, Inc., there will be sold at to the undersigned at the following ad- to reject any and all offers. Interested fore a notary public or before a probate make the payments as required by the public outcry to the highest bidder for dress: parties may obtain a prospectus from court clerk, and filing fees must be ten- terms of the Note. The debt remaining cash at the Rabun County Courthouse, PFS Group, LLC, Post Office Box the office listed below. A prospectus, dered with your pleadings/objections, within the legal hours of sale on the 1413, Stockbridge, Georgia 30281, offer form, and complete information unless you qualify to file as an indigent is in default and this sale will be made NOTICE TO FORECLOSE RIGHT TO for the purposes of paying the Security first Tuesday in July, 2015, all property Phone: (770) 51-8758 concerning the timber, the conditions party. Contact probate court personnel described in said Security Deed includ- REDEEM Please be governed accordingly. of sale, and submission of offers is at the following address/telephone Deed, accrued interest, and all ex- TO: Jeff Eller penses of the sale, including attorneys' ing but not limited to the following de- This 8th day of June , 2015 available to the public from the Chat- number for the required amount of fil- scribed property: 3028 Hwy 76 West PFS Group, LLC By: Peter Desmond tooga River District Office, 9975 Hwy ing fees. If any objections are filed, a fees. Notice of intention to collect attor- Clayton, Georgia 30525 neys' fees has been given as provided ALL THAT TRACT OR PARCEL OF (L.S.) 441 S., Lakemont, GA, 30552. Infor- hearing will be scheduled at a later by law. LAND LYING AND BEING IN LAND Albert O. English, Attorney For: PFS mation for this project can also be date. If no objections are filed, the pe- LOTS 74 & 75, 2ND DISTRICT, Kingwood Homeowners Association, Group, LLC, 17 Chechero Street, Clay- found at: tition may be granted without a hear- To the best of the undersigned's Inc. , c/o Reg. Agent Randy Speed knowledge, the person(s) in posses- RABUN COUNTY, GEORGIA, AND ton, GA 30525, (706) 782- 4285 http://www.fs.usda.gov/projects/conf/la ing. BEING DESIGNATED AS LOT 200 1104 Hwy 441 South, 6-11,18,25, 7-2 ndmanagement/projects.com Lillian W. Garrett, Judge of the Probate sion of the property is/are Vaughan Clayton, GA 30525 Watts and Nancy V. Watts. OF SYLVAN LAKE FALLS SUBDIVI- The USDA is an equal opportunity Court By: Savannah B. Dixon, SION, CONTAINING 1.28 ACRES, The Toccoa Ridges Integrated Re- provider and employer. Clerk/Deputy Clerk of the Probate The property, being commonly known Kingwood Water & Sewer, LLC source Timber Contract (IRTC) is lo- as 74 Serenity Way, Tiger, GA 30576 MORE OR LESS, AS SHOWN ON 6-25 Court, Address: 25 Courthouse PLAT OF SURVEY RECORDED IN c/o Reg. Agent John R. Williams cated on the Chattooga River Ranger Square, Suite 215, Clayton, GA 30525, in Rabun County, will be sold as the 3970 Sundown Drive District. The project can be located by property of Vaughan Watts and Nancy PLAT BOOK 18, PAGE 255, RABUN Telephone Number: (706) 782-3614 COUNTY, GEORGIA RECORDS. Gainesville, GA 30506 heading south from the District Office 6-18,25, 7-2,9 V. Watts, subject to any outstanding on Hwy. 441 S. to Hwy. 17 Alt. to- ad valorem taxes (including taxes SAID PLAT IS INCORPORATED IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF HEREIN BY REFERENCE THERETO Wells Fargo Bank , National Associa - wards Toccoa for approx. 8 miles. IN THE PROBATE COURT which are a lien and not yet due and tion as Trustee of the CF Southeast Take Right on Bendn Hickory Rd. for RABUN COUNTY payable), any matters affecting title to FOR A MORE COMPLETE DESCRIP- STATE OF GEORGIA COUNTY OF RABUN TION OF THE ABOVE DESCRIBED Trust 2011-1 c/o AMRESCO Commer- approximately 3 miles. Take Right on STATE OF GEORGIA the property which would be disclosed cial Finance, LLC, 412 Park Center Locust Stake Rd. for approximately 3 IN RE: Jeffery Walker Kinney, A Child by accurate survey and inspection PROPERTY. Ali Rebecca James, Petitioner IN RE: ESTATE OF Hiram Adam TOGETHER WITH: ALL THAT TRAC- Boulevard, Suite 300, Boise, Idaho miles into Unit # 1. Return to Bendn Emory, DECEASED thereof, and all assessments, liens, 83706 Hickory rd. and take right to FSR. 316 CASE NUMBER: 2015-CV-0138-S encumbrances, restrictions, TOR PARCEL OF LAND LYING AND NOTICE OF PETITION TO CHANGE ESTATE NO. 4183 BEING IN LAND LOT 74 OF THE 2ND TAKE NOTICE THAT: for approximately 1 mile into Unit # 2. PETITION FOR LETTER OF covenants, and matters of record to The right to redeem the following de- Return to Bendn Hickory Rd. for ap- NAME OF MINOR CHILD the Security Deed. LAND DISTRICT OF RABUN COUN- Notice is hereby given that Ali Rebec- ADMINISTRATION NOTICE TY, GEORGIA, AND BEING DESIG- scribed property, to wit: proximately 2 miles and take right on Hiram Alton Emory has petitioned to Pursuant to O.C.G.A.Section 44-14- All that tract or parcel of land lying and Deadman Branch Rd. for approximate- ca James, by and through the under- 162.2, the name, address and tele- NATED AS LOT 201, CONTAINING signed, filed her Petition in the Superi- be appointed Administrator of the es- 1.02 ACRES MORE PARTICULARLY being in Land Lot 25, 4th District, ly 0.75 miles then take right on FSR. tate of Hiram Adam Emory, deceased, phone number of the individual or enti- Rabun County, Georgia, being all of 170 into Unit # 3. Then go to Co. Rd or Court of Rabun County, Georgia, on ty who shall have the full authority to DESCRIBED ACCORDING TO THAT or about June 16, 2015, praying for a of said County. (The Petitioner has CERTAIN PLAT OF SURVEY Lot No. 122, Block KK, of Kingwood 171 (Black Mountain Rd.) to its termi- also applied for waiver of bond and/or negotiate, amend or modify all terms of Estates and consisting of 0.96 acres, nus with FSR 139 into Unit #4. Take change in the name of a minor child the above described mortgage is as RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 18, from Jeffery Walker Kinney to Jeffery grant of certain powers contained in PAGE 255, RABUN COUNTY, GEOR- more or less, as shown on that plat of Co Rd 171(Black Mountain RD.) to Co O.C.G.A. §53-12-261.) All interested follows: Financial Freedom, 2900 Es- the survey prepared by William F. Ro- Rd 380 (Ansley Rd.) to FSR 187 to Walker James. peranza Crossing, Austin, TX 78758, GIA RECORDS. SAID PLAT IS IN- Notice is hereby given pursuant to law parties are hereby notified to show CORPORATED HEREIN BY REFER- lader, Georgia Registered Land Sur- Unit #5. Take FSR 187 to FSR 214 cause why said petition should not be 866-727-4303. The foregoing notwith- veyor No. 2042, dated October 22, into Unit #6. Take Co Rd. 123(John to any interested or affected party to standing, nothing in O.C.G.A. Section ENCE THERETO FOR A MORE appear in said court and to file objec- granted. All objections to the petition COMPLETE DESCRIPTION OF THE 2004 and recorded in Plat Book 53, Wood Rd.) into Unit #7. All Units are must be in writing, setting forth the 44-14-162.2 shall require the secured Page 158, Clerks office, Rabun County Cut Tree Marked with all trees to be tions to such name change. Objections creditor to negotiate, amend or modify ABOVE DESCRIBED PROPERTY. must be filed with said court within 30 grounds of any such objections, and SUBJECT TO ALL EASEMENTS, RE- Superior Court. Reference is hereby cut marked with Forest Service Tracer must be filed with the court on or be- the terms of the mortgage instrument. has and made to said plat of survey for paint. All units are marked with Forest days of the filing of the Petition to The sale will be conducted subject (1) STRICTIONS, AND RIGHTS OF WAY Change Name of Minor Child. fore July 20, 2015. All pleadings/objec- AS SHOWN ON ABOVE REFER- the purpose of incorporating same Service Orange Boundary tracer paint. th tions must be signed under oath before to confirmation that the sale is not pro- herein for a full and complete descrip- This project has an estimated This 16 day of June, 2015. hibited under U.S. Bankruptcy code ENCED PLAT OR AS OTHERWISE Stockton & Stockton, LLC, Attorney for a notary public or before a probate APPEARING OF RECORD.SUBJECT tion of the property herein conveyed. volume of 16.49 CCF of Hardwoods court clerk, and filing fees must be ten- and (2) to final confirmation and audit Conveyed herewith is a perpetual, sawtimber, 5 CCF of Low Grade Hard- Petitioner, PO Box 1550, Clayton, GA of the status of the loan with the holder TO EXISTING EASEMENTS AND 30525, Telephone: 706-782-6100, dered with your pleadings/objections, RIGHT OF WAYS FOR PUBLIC non-exclusive easement for access woods sawtimber, 2407 CCF of South- unless you qualify to file as an indigent of the Security Deed. Albertelli Law, ingress and egress over and across ern Yellow Pine sawtimber, 305 CCF Facsimile: 706-782-1955 Attorney for OneWest Bank N.A. (for- ROADS, IF ANY. THIS CON- Filed in Office of Clerk Superior Court, party. Contact probate court personnel VEYANCE MADE TOGETHER WITH the subdivision roads to and from the of Hardwood pulpwood and 1941 CCF th at the following address/telephone merly known as OneWest Bank, FSB) above-referenced tract of land to the of Southern Yellow Pine pulpwood is Rabun County, Georgia, this 16 day as Attorney in Fact for Vaughan Watts RIGHT OF INGRESS, EGRESS AND of June, 2015. Holly E. Henry-Perry, number for the required amount of fil- UTILITY SERVICE ALONG EXISTING public road system. marked with either Green, Yellow ing fees. If any objections are filed, a and Nancy V. Watts, 100 Galleria The property herein is subject to a and/or Blue Forest Service tracer paint Clerk Parkway, Suite 960, Atlanta, GA ROADS TO THE SUBJECT PROPER- 6-25, 7-2,9,16 hearing will be scheduled at a later TY.SUBJECT TO RABUN COUNTY, twenty foot (20) easement reserved or otherwise designated for cutting. date. If no objections are filed, the peti- 30339, Phone: (866) 690-0418 about all property lines for future sew- The Forest Service will receive 6-11,18,25, 7-2 GEORGIA SUBDIVISION REGULA- tion may be granted without a hearing. TIONS, MOBILE HOME REGULA- er, storm drainage, utility and/or cart offers at the Chattooga River District Lillian W. Garrett, Judge of the Probate path use, maintenance and repair. Office, 9975 Hwy 441. S, Lakemont, NOTICE OF SALE UNDER POWER TIONS AND ANY ZONING OR OTH- Court By: Kathy Holcomb, This property is subject to the GA 30552, at 9:00 A.M. local time on IN THE PROBATE COURT GEORGIA, RABUN COUNTY ER ORDINANCES, IF ANY.SUBJECT Clerk/Deputy Clerk of the Probate covenants and restrictions for King- 07/29/2015 COUNTY OF RABUN THIS LAW FIRM IS ACTING AS A TO RESTRICTIVE COVENANTS Court, Address: 25 Courthouse wood Subdivision recorded in Deed The Toccoa Ridges IRTC is a nego- STATE OF GEORGIA DEBT COLLECTOR ATTEMPTING RECORDED IN DEED BOOK Z-7, Square, Suite 215, Clayton, GA 30525, Book E-18, Pages 487-505 and Deed tiated Stewardship Contract con- IN RE: ESTATE OF Cora Mae Patton TO COLLECT A DEBT. ANY INFOR- PAGE 646, AFORESAID RECORDS. Telephone Number: (706) 782-3614 Book L-18, pages 98-148 and all sisting of timber removal and ser- English, DECEASED MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED Said legal description being control- 6-25, 7-2,9,16 modifications and amendments of vice project work, in which the ac- ESTATE NO. 4182 FOR THAT PURPOSE. ling, however the property is more record thereto. complished service is usually cred- PETITION FOR LETTERS OF AD- Under and by virtue of the Power of commonly known as 74 WESTPOND This property is conveyed subject to all ited towards timber values. MINISTRATION NOTICE Sale contained in that certain Security LANE, RABUN GAP, GA 30568. easements for roads and utilities in Received offers will not be opened in Nelson W. English has petitioned to be Looking for Deed given by Claude Robert Kelly The indebtedness secured by said Se- use or of record. PUBLIC. appointed Administrator of the estate and Linda Marie Kelly to Mortgage curity Deed has been and is hereby something in will expire and be forever foreclosed As a component of this IRTC contract, of Cora Mae Patton English, de- Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. declared due because of default under and barred on and after the 7th day of there is one project associated with the ceased, of said County. (The Petitioner particular? as nominee for Citizens Fidelity Mort- the terms of said Security Deed and August, 2015. removal of the above mentioned timber has also applied for waiver of bond gage Corp., dated August 4, 2009 and Note. The indebtedness remaining in The tax deed to which this notice re- estimate. This project is: and/or grant of certain powers con- filed August 11, 2009, recorded in default, this sale will be made for the Try placing an ad in our lates is dated the 1st day of October, 1. Smooth Coneflower Herbicide tained in O.C.G.A. §53-12-261.) All in- Deed Book H35, Page 576-587, purpose of paying the same, all ex- 2013, and is recorded in the office of Treatments terested parties are hereby notified to WANTED TO BUY Rabun County, Georgia Records, later penses of the sale, including attorneys' the clerk of the Superior Court of For any additional information about show cause why said petition should transferred by Assignment to U.S. fees (notice to collect same having Rabun County, Georgia, in Deed Book the bidding process or the above men- not be granted. All objections to the section. It works! Bank National Association, conveying been given) and all other payments J-40, at Pages 543-544. tioned projects, please contact John petition must be in writing, setting forth the after-described property to secure provided for under the terms of the Se- The property may be redeemed at any Westbrook either in person at the Dis- the grounds of any such objections, a Note in the original principal amount curity Deed and Note. time before the 7th day of Au- trict Office or by phone at (706) 754- and must be filed with the court on or of One Hundred Fourteen Thousand Said property will be sold on an “as-is” gust, 2015, by payment of the redemp- 6221 ext. 135. before July 13, 2015. All pleadings/ob- Five Hundred Ninety Five Dollars and basis without any representation, war- tion price as fixed and provided by law The Forest Service reserves the right jections must be signed under oath be- No Cents ($114,595.00), with interest ranty or recourse against the above- to the undersigned at the following ad- to reject any and all offers. Interested fore a notary public or before a probate thereon as set forth therein, there will named or the undersigned. The sale dress: TRUSTEDparties may obtain a prospectus from court clerk, and filing fees must be ten- be sold at public outcry to the highest will also be subject to the following Director PFS Group, LLC, Post Office Box the office listed below. A prospectus, dered with your pleadings/objections, bidder for cash before the courthouse items which may affect the title: any 1413, Stockbridge, Georgia 30281, offer form, and complete information unless you qualify to file as an indigent door of Rabun County, Georgia, within outstanding ad valorem taxes (includ- Phone: (770) 51-8758 concerning the timber, the conditions party. Contact probate court personnel the legal hours of sale on Tuesday ing taxes which are a lien, whether or Norton Commercial Please be governed acJIMcordingly. WALLISof sale, and submission of offers is at the following address/telephone July 7, 2015, the following described not now due and payable); the right of This 8th day of June , 2015 available to the public from the Chat- number for the required amount of fil- property: redemption of any taxing authority; PFS Group, LLC By: Peter Desmond tooga River District Office, 9975 Hwy ing fees. If any objections are filed, a All that tract or parcel of land together matters which would be disclosed by (L.S.) 441 S., Lakemont, GA, 30552. Infor- hearing will be scheduled at a later with improvements thereon lying and an accurate survey or by an inspection Albert O. English, Attorney For: PFS mation for this project can also be date. If no objections are filed, the pe- being in Land Lot 19 of the 2nd Land of the property; all zoning ordinances; Commercial Tenant Screening a Must Group, LLC, 17 Chechero Street, Clay- found at: tition may be granted without a hear- District, Rabun County, Georgia, con- assessments; liens; encumbrances; ton, GA 30525, (706)When 782- 4285 looking athttp://www.fs a new tenant.usda.gov here/proje arects/c onf/lsomea keying. questions about the tenant and their business. taining 0.71 acre, as shown on plat of restrictions; covenants, and any other 6-11,18,25, 7-2 ndmanagement/projects.com Lillian W. Garrett, Judge of the Probate survey dated May 3, 1978 by T. Lamar matters of record superior to said Se- 1. Who will be the tenantThe USandDA who is an will equal guarantee opportunity CourYout By will: Sav needannah the B. following: Dixon, Edwards, GRLS Number 1837, record- curity Deed. provider and employer. Clerk/Deputy Clerk of the Probate ed in Plat Book 14, Page 259 in the of- To the best of the knowledge and be- the lease? UÊÊ/ iÊÌi˜>˜Ì½ÃÊ>˜`Ê}Õ>À>˜ÌœÀ½ÃÊ>ÕÌ œÀˆâ>̈œ˜Ê̜Ê}iÌÊ 6-25 Court, Address: 25 Courthouse fice of the Clerk of Superior Court of lief of the undersigned, the owner and 2. What is the tenant’s background? Prepare a Squarcredite, Suit ereports. 215, Clayton, GA 30525, Rabun County, Georgia which said party in possession of the property is Telephone Number: (706) 782-3614 plat is incorporated herein by reference FRANCES BETHEA OLLEN, ESTATE resume’ of experience. 6-18,25,UÊÊ/ iÊ ˆÃ̜ÀÞʜvÊÌ iÊVœ“«>˜Þ°Ê 7-2,9 and made a part of this description. AND/OR HEIRS-AT-LAW OF Being the same property conveyed to FRANCES BETHEA OLLEN, or ten- 3. How does the tenant plan to operate his business? UÊÊ
ʓˆÃȜ˜ÊÃÌ>Ìi“i˜ÌʜÀÊ>ʜ˜iÊÃi˜Ìi˜ViÊÃՓ“>ÀÞÊ James Gregory Welch and Emma Lu- ants(s). 4. Who does the tenant imagine his customers will that describes the business. cinda Welch by virtue of a Survivorship The sale will be conducted subject (1) Warranty Deed from Everiest Wayne to confirmation that the sale is not pro- be (i.e. who is his target market)? UÊʈÃ̜ÀÞʜvÊw˜>˜Vˆ>ÊÃÕVViÃÃʜÛiÀÊÌ iʏ>ÃÌÊwÛiÊÞi>ÀÃÊ Turpin and Belinda Welch Turpin to hibited under the U.S. Bankruptcy 5. Then the tenant needs to develop a first year oper- in the form of financial statements. James Gregory Welch and Emma Lu- Code and (2) to final confirmation and cinda Welch dated September 5, 2002 audit of the status of the loan with the ating budget to show the Landlord that he really will UÊÊ
ÊLÕȘiÃÃÊ>˜`Ê«iÀܘ>Êw˜>˜Vˆ>ÊÃÌ>Ìi“i˜Ì°Ê recorded in Deed Book Z-22, Page holder of the Security Deed. have the money to pay the rent. UÊÊ*ÀˆœÀÊ«iÀˆœ`ÊÌ>ÝÊÀiÌÕÀ˜ÃÊvœÀÊ>˜Êi݈Ã̈˜}ÊLÕȘiÃÃ°Ê The entity having full authority to nego- 469, Rabun County records, James The Power to Perform Gregory Welch died a resident of tiate, amend or modify all terms of the Once you have approved all of these items, you can understand the tenant’s ability to pay the rent, either Rabun County, Georgia on October 1, loan (although not required by law to from operations or personal assets. 2005, a copy of his Death Certificate is do so) is: Reverse Mortgage Solutions, recorded in Deed Book M-29, Page Inc., Loss Mitigation Dept., 2727 For expert advice call your Trusted Norton Real Estate advisor. Norton is the largest, oldest, strongest 661, Rabun County, Georgia deed Spring Creek Dr, Spring , TX 77373, `ˆÛiÀÈwi`Ê œ““iÀVˆ>Ê
VÀi>}iÊLÀœŽiÀʈ˜Ê œÀÌ ÊiœÀ}ˆ>°Ê7iÊ >ÛiÊÌ iÊ«œÜiÀÊ̜ʫiÀvœÀ“ÊvœÀÊޜհ records. Telephone Number: 866-503-5559. The debt secured by said Security REVERSE MORTGAGE SOLU- Deed has been and is hereby declared TIONS, INC., as Attorney in Fact for- NortonCommercial.Com due because of, among other possible FRANCES BETHEA OLLEN events of default, failure to pay the in- THE BELOW LAW FIRM MAY BE Commercial Real Estate debtedness as and when due and in HELD TO BE ACTING AS A DEBT the manner provided in the Note and COLLECTOR, UNDER FEDERAL Security Deed. The debt remaining in LAW. IF SO, ANY INFORMATION 706.982.9263 default, this sale will be made for the OBTAINED WILL BE USED FOR purpose of paying the same and all ex- THAT PURPOSE. penses of this sale, as provided in the Attorney Contact: Rubin Lublin, LLC, Security Deed and by law, including at- 3740 Davinci Court, Suite 150, torney's fees (notice of intent to collect Peachtree Corners, GA 30092, Tele- attorney's fees having been given). phone Number: (877) 813-0992 Case Said property will be sold subject to No. RMU-13-05855-5 any outstanding ad valorem taxes (in- 6-11,18,25, 7-2 cluding taxes which are a lien, but not yet due and payable), any matters which might be disclosed by an accu- rate survey and inspection of the prop- erty, any assessments, liens, encum- brances, zoning ordinances, restric- Timothy Butler NOTICE tions, covenants, and matters of record Associate Broker THIS CAN BE YOUR A public hearing will be held before the superior to the Security Deed first set City of Sky Valley Planning and Zon- Cell: 706-490-0630 out above. ing Commission on Tuesday, July 14, [email protected] GET-A-WAY FROM THE WORLD! To the best knowledge and belief of 2015 at 10:00 AM in the Lakeside the undersigned, the party in posses- Room of the Sky Valley Club, 568 Sky www.timothy.butler.harrynorman.com sion of the property is Claude Robert Valley Way, Sky Valley, GA concern- Kelly and Linda Marie Kelly or a tenant ing the following request: Stream4.5‐front acres 5.93with acres or tenants and said property is more Request for a variance to Section 803 commonly known as 413 Bradford on namesake Spruce Creek Table 3 “Dimensional Requirements by FABULOUS VIEWS Rd., Clayton, GA 30525. Access to 45 acres of community Land Use District” of the City of Sky In compliance with Georgia law, of Lake Rabun and huge mountain Valley Zoning Ordinance (05-15) at greenbelt/common area. Open please find below the contact informa- vistas. Secluded access in wonderful 2276 Ridgepole, owned by Andrew felds, hiking trails, tennis tion for the entity who has authority to Kingery to encroach into the 15 foot Laurel Ridge Community. A unique negotiate, amend, and modify the court, stocked trout pond, horse side yard setback requirement by 12 site. Must visit site to appreciate the terms of the loan documents which stables, tent‐cabins for camping, feet to construct a house. may include a note, mortgage, security beauty and potential. Agent will be Request for variance to Section 100.60 full‐court basketball airnasium deed or deed to secure debt. happy to meet at the site. Access is (1) “Minimum Conditioned Floor and historic Town Hall. HOA U.S. Bank National Association, 4801 Space” for Single Family Residences fee $450/year.unusual but Priced beautiful. to sell. Frederica Street, Owensboro, KY of the City of Sky Valley Building Code $199,900$69,000 (GAMLS (mls#7452485) #7474408)

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[email protected] Thousand and 00/100 dollars orally or in writing. Statements shall ($390,000.00), with interest thereon as be concise to afford all an opportunity provided for therein, said Security to be heard. Deed having been last sold, assigned Mandi Cantrell, City Clerk and transferred to Reverse Mortgage 6-25 Solutions, Inc., there will be sold at public outcry to the highest bidder for cash at the Rabun County Courthouse, within the legal hours of sale on the first Tuesday in July, 2015, all property described in said Security Deed includ- ing but not limited to the following de- scribed property: ALL THAT TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND LYING AND BEING IN LAND LOTS 74 & 75, 2ND DISTRICT, RABUN COUNTY, GEORGIA, AND BEING DESIGNATED AS LOT 200 OF SYLVAN LAKE FALLS SUBDIVI- SION, CONTAINING 1.28 ACRES, MORE OR LESS, AS SHOWN ON PLAT OF SURVEY RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 18, PAGE 255, RABUN COUNTY, GEORGIA RECORDS. SAID PLAT IS INCORPORATED HEREIN BY REFERENCE THERETO FOR A MORE COMPLETE DESCRIP- TION OF THE ABOVE DESCRIBED PROPERTY. TOGETHER WITH: ALL THAT TRAC- TOR PARCEL OF LAND LYING AND BEING IN LAND LOT 74 OF THE 2ND LAND DISTRICT OF RABUN COUN- TY, GEORGIA, AND BEING DESIG- NATED AS LOT 201, CONTAINING 1.02 ACRES MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED ACCORDING TO THAT CERTAIN PLAT OF SURVEY RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 18, PAGE 255, RABUN COUNTY, GEOR- GIA RECORDS. SAID PLAT IS IN- CORPORATED HEREIN BY REFER- ENCE THERETO FOR A MORE COMPLETE DESCRIPTION OF THE ABOVE DESCRIBED PROPERTY. SUBJECT TO ALL EASEMENTS, RE- STRICTIONS, AND RIGHTS OF WAY AS SHOWN ON ABOVE REFER- ENCED PLAT OR AS OTHERWISE APPEARING OF RECORD.SUBJECT TO EXISTING EASEMENTS AND RIGHT OF WAYS FOR PUBLIC ROADS, IF ANY. THIS CON- VEYANCE MADE TOGETHER WITH RIGHT OF INGRESS, EGRESS AND UTILITY SERVICE ALONG EXISTING ROADS TO THE SUBJECT PROPER- TY.SUBJECT TO RABUN COUNTY, GEORGIA SUBDIVISION REGULA- TIONS, MOBILE HOME REGULA- TIONS AND ANY ZONING OR OTH- ER ORDINANCES, IF ANY.SUBJECT TO RESTRICTIVE COVENANTS RECORDED IN DEED BOOK Z-7, PAGE 646, AFORESAID RECORDS. Said legal description being control- ling, however the property is more commonly known as 74 WESTPOND LANE, RABUN GAP, GA 30568. The indebtedness secured by said Se- curity Deed has been and is hereby declared due because of default under the terms of said Security Deed and Note. The indebtedness remaining in default, this sale will be made for the purpose of paying the same, all ex- penses of the sale, including attorneys' fees (notice to collect same having been given) and all other payments provided for under the terms of the Se- curity Deed and Note. Said property will be sold on an “as-is” basis without any representation, war- ranty or recourse against the above- named or the undersigned. The sale will also be subject to the following items which may affect the title: any outstanding ad valorem taxes (includ- ing taxes which are a lien, whether or not now due and payable); the right of redemption of any taxing authority; matters which would be disclosed by an accurate survey or by an inspection of the property; all zoning ordinances; assessments; liens; encumbrances; restrictions; covenants, and any other matters of record superior to said Se- curity Deed. To the best of the knowledge and be- lief of the undersigned, the owner and party in possession of the property is FRANCES BETHEA OLLEN, ESTATE AND/OR HEIRS-AT-LAW OF FRANCES BETHEA OLLEN, or ten- ants(s). The sale will be conducted subject (1) to confirmation that the sale is not pro- hibited under the U.S. Bankruptcy Code and (2) to final confirmation and audit of the status of the loan with the holder of the Security Deed. The entity having full authority to nego- tiate, amend or modify all terms of the loan (although not required by law to do so) is: Reverse Mortgage Solutions, Inc., Loss Mitigation Dept., 2727 Spring Creek Dr, Spring , TX 77373, Telephone Number: 866-503-5559. REVERSE MORTGAGE SOLU- TIONS, INC., as Attorney in Fact for- FRANCES BETHEA OLLEN THE BELOW LAW FIRM MAY BE HELD TO BE ACTING AS A DEBT COLLECTOR, UNDER FEDERAL LAW. IF SO, ANY INFORMATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE. Attorney Contact: Rubin Lublin, LLC, 3740 Davinci Court, Suite 150, Peachtree Corners, GA 30092, Tele- phone Number: (877) 813-0992 Case No. RMU-13-05855-5 6-11,18,25, 7-2