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THIS WEEK...

Brunswick stewbilee
The Brunswick Stewbilee will be
held at Mary Ross Waterfront Park in
Brunswick on Friday and Saturday
with food, games and fun both days.
There will be a disco karaoke contest,
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beginning at 6 p.m. On Saturday there
will be a 5K disco race and hustle at 9
a.m., a pooch parade at 9:45 a.m., stew
tasting contest from 11:30 a.m.-2:30 Volunteer firemen take Barack Obama couldn’t
p.m., and a junior stewbie tent for the
kids from 10 a.m. - 2:30 p.m. For more
educational programs to pass routine government
information visit the website at www. Brantley County schools background investigation
brunswickstewbilee.com.
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Town hall meeting
A Town Hall Meeting with County
Manager Chuck Madray, will be
held Saturday at 6 p.m. at the Mount
Holidays force
Calvary Community Center. For more
information call 462-5256. changes to
Sing BOC schedule
The sing at the Hoboken Elementary
School will not be held in October so The Brantley County Board
that all who desire may attend the of Commissioners changed or
Tri-State Convention on Saturday at cancelled several meeting dates
because of upcoming holidays at
Traveler's Rest in Samson, Alabama.
their regular meeting Tuesday.
For directions or other information, Commissioners changed the
please contact Bill Aplin at 334-898- regular November meeting from
7253. The Tri-State Convention will the 11 to the 12 due to Veteran’s Day
return to Hoboken in 2009. and agreed to cancel both the Nov.
27 and Dec. 25 work session due to
the Thanksgiving and Christmas

Waystock

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holidays.
County attorney Vince Settle
The Student Government of Waycross made a presentation for Judge
College will hold Waystock for all WC Mike Boggs regarding the use of
the Drug Abuse Treatment and
alumni and their families on Saturday
Education (DATE) Fund monies.
from 11:30 a.m. - 4 p.m. in the area

SQUIRREL’S
Settle explained that when a person
near the Physical Education building is charged a fine for a drug related
on campus. Ocean Street will take crime, 5 percent of the fine goes to
stage at 12 p.m., and Hayshaker will the DATE fund.
The money has been unused,
follow.
with the exception of the junior

TALE?
deputy program by the sheriff ’s
office, resulting in an accrual of
Singles dance 50,000.
Boggs asked that $45,000
Southeast singles will hold a dance on
be transferred to the Waycross
Saturday at 7 p.m. at the AG Building
Judicial Circuit for the drug court
at the corner of Hendry and Carter in program which pays for drug
Blackshear, covered dish. For more in- related offenders to have rehabilita-
formation call Betty at 285-5024, Nancy tive treatment, but also requires
at 281-6026 or Faye at 458-2267. them to get a GED and a job rather
than enter into the overcrowded
prison system. The county signed a

Homecoming resolution authorizing the funds to

be transferred.
Ivory Palace Church international The board agreed to pay EMC
Ministries will celebrate Homecom- Engineering $55,000 for the realign-
ment and construction design of
ing on Sunday at 11 a.m. The guest
Buster Walker Road and $56,000
speaker will be Dr. Lee Bryant from for Waynesville Road, which are
Coastal Worship Center in Darien. required in the paving process.
Following the morning service, they The studies also include wet-
will serve lunch in the dining hall. land preservation and a drainage
study.
The board directed county

Homecoming manager Chuck Madray to request

a proposal from EMC for cost as-
Hortense Holiness Church will hold sociated with bridge replacement
Homecoming services on Sunday or repair for the county to apply for
an upcoming state grant of up to
at 10:30 a.m. There will be special
$750,000 at Madray’s request.
singing by the Pooler family with the The board approved the mov-
message by Rev. Pooler. Dinner will ing of the fireman’s association’s
be served after the service. For more cascade building from the Nahunta
information call Sammy Spradley at Volunteer Fire Department (City) to
the Nahunta Volunteer Fire Depart-
912-337-7757.
ment Inc.’s building at the request

OR JUST A BAD CASE OF INDIGESTION? of Chairman Terry Thomas. Com-

missioner Ernest Hunter said that
Pageant JACK SANDOW over in west Brantley near High Bluff all departments would still be able
to use the building and equipment.
The deadline to enter the Miss Brant- Rock Road sent us this photo. ‘He describes it this
Settle advised the board to have
ley County beauty pageant is Wednes- way: So I’m out behind th’ house piddlin’ around, the county manager contact a land-
day. The pageant will be held Saturday, wonderin’ why the ole Momma Squirrel is soooooo owner on Indian Swamp Road who
October 25 at the BCHS Cafeteria. upset an is “barkin’” at th’ base of the big Pecan has infringed on the county’s right
Divisions include birth to 21 years. of way by placing a fence there.
tree, where Ole T is a-standin’. I’d noticed several Ray Griffin of the road department
Entry fee is $30. Additional categories
include photogenic, prettiest dress,
of her little ones scramblin’ around the base of told the board that due to the fence
the “Mother Tree” quite agitated. I look down an placement, the road is two feet nar-
and pretties smile. Applications may rower in front of the property than
be picked up in the front office of each low-’n-behold, right by me boot, one uv her babies the rest of the roadway.
school, OREMC, or you may contact hez done made “brunch” fer yet another canebreak The board opened the bids for
Ruby Ann Sawyer at 462-6970. rattler thet’s huntin’ under our birdfeeder.’ the sidewalks and pavement of
the parking lot at the new jail. The
Above, the snake has already almost finished gorg- board recognized the lowest bid
ing on the baby squirrel, and at right the snake is from Allen Owens Construction
carried away for — wait for it — his just desserts?
UPCOMING... See BOC Page 2

Old fashion day

The 1st annual Hoboken Old Fashion
FAMILY DAZE WEEKEND WEATHER
Day will be held on Saturday, Novem-
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ber 8 from 10 a.m. - 8 p.m in
front of Hoboken City Hall.
Street dance to start at 5 p.m.
For more information or for
booth rental call 912-286-3834 or
912-670-0350. All proceeds this
year will go towards the Mural
being done in Hoboken.
Early Voting
Registered voters can vote
early for the November 4
General Election now through
October 31. Voting can be done
at the Board of Elections office
located at 104 Allen Street in
Nahunta from 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.,
Monday - Friday. For more
information call Christine
Turner at 462-6159.
Sing
The Sacred Harp sing will be
held at Bayview Nursing Home
in Nahunta on Thursday, Octo-
ber 23 from 7-8 p.m. For more
information, call David Lee at
912-458-2493 or Clarke Lee at
912-458-2268.
Fall festival
St. Clairs Starlight Ranch will
hold it's 1st annual benefit fall
festival & fun horse show on
Saturday, October 25 from 10
a.m. - until. There will be a
horse show, pony rides, petting
zoo, greased pig catch, face
painting, pumpkin carving,
apple bobbing, food and drinks.
Craft fair
Brookman New Hope Method-
ist Church on Hwy 82 West, 5
miles from intersection I, will
hold a Craft Fair on Saturday,
November 1 from 8:30 a.m.
- 3:30 p.m. All items home made,
20 plus crafters participating.
Hotdogs/sausage dogs, chips,
can drinks and desserts sold
from 11:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m. All
profits go to children's mis-
sions. For more information
contact Patti Wilcox at 912
264-6200.
Youth rally
There will be a Youth Rally for
teens in grades 7-12 on Satur-
day, November 1 from 4-10 p.m.
at “Da Woods” Outdoor The-
ater on Hwy 82 East, Lulaton.
Local teens to perform, drama
teams, choirs, bands, Brantley
County High drum line and
many more. Free admission,
free food and free drawings.
For more information contact
Dee Dee Buglino at 778-5492
or Karen Niece at 462-6439 or
288-4574.
School council
The Nahunta Elementary
school council will hold a meet-
ing on Tuesday, November 4
at 2 p.m. in the school media
center. The PTO meeting will
follow at 3:15 p.m.
Tee it up
The Okefenokee Technical Col-
lege Foundation "Tee It Up For
Tools" Golf Tournament will
be held Friday, November 7 at
October 20.
Veteran's program
Hoboken Elementary school
will be hold a HES Veteran's
Day Program for all Veteran's
in the area on Tuesday, Novem-
ber 11. A special lunch will be
served in your honor at 12 p.m.,
and the program will begin at
1 p.m. Please RSVP by calling
the school at (912)458-2135 if
you plan to attend.
Hunter education
Hunter Education Classes will
be held at the Brantley County
Library Conference Room on
Thursday, November 13 from 5 -
7 p.m. and Thursday, December
11 from 5 - 7 p.m. All students
must register online for the
classes at www.georgiawildlife.
com and should follow any
instructions given such as com-
pleting a CD or completing the
internet portion of the class.
Registration ends 3 business
days before each class.
Scholarship applica-
Humanitarian award tions
Concerted Services, Inc. is now
accepting nominations for the
Winton Bell/jeofry J. Jones
Humanitarian Award. The win-
ner will be honored on Friday,
November 14 at the CSI Annual
Banquet in Waycross. Nomina-
tion forms are available at 2100
Riverside Avenue in Waycross
or call 912-285-6083 to have a
form faxed to you. The dead-
line to submit nominations is
Friday, October 31.
is operated on a first call, first
served basis and will end upon
graduate of Brantley County
High School and had leu-
For more information contact
Cindy Ham, Director of Brant-
depletion of funds. kemia. If you would like to ley County School Nutrition at
make a donation, please go by 912-462-6109.
Southeastern Bank in Nahunta.
Tree lighting For more information contact
The Brantley County Chamber Brenda Johns at 912-462-5422. NHN
of Commerce will hold the Neighbors Helping Neighbors
community Christmas tree- is currently accepting dona-
lighting and caroling on Thurs- School nutrition tions for school clothes, furni-
day, December 4 at 7 p.m. on the The Brantley County Board ture, school supplies, etc. They
Brantley County Courthouse of Education School Nutrition will be accepted at 130 Florida
lawn. For more information Program is accepting applica- Avenue, Nahunta. Contact Rev.
call 462-6957 or visit www. tions for free and reduced price Jimmy or Ms. Barbara Bryant
brantleycountychamber.org. meals for children unable to at 462-6340.
pay the full price several in
schools under the National
Christmas festival School Lunch Program and/or Head start
The Brantley County Christ- School Breakfast Program. Brantley County Head Start
mas Festival will be held on
Saturday, December 6 from 9
a.m. until 5 p.m. on the Court-
house Square. The Brantley NAHUNTA ANIMAL ORDINANCE
County Christmas Parade
will be at 2 p.m. The parade
The City of Nahunta Animal Ordinance is
now In effect. You may pick up your copy
theme will be "Traditions and
Treasures". For more informa- from Nahunta City Hall at 111 N. Main St.
tion call 462-6957 or visit www.
brantleycountychamber.org. Nahunta, Ga. 155 Monday-Friday 8:00
a.m. to :0 p.m.
Marshland Credit Union is
accepting applications for the
Memorial Scholarship Award
Program for $1500 scholar-
ships to be awarded to three
graduating seniors from any
Glynn, McIntosh or Brantley
County high school. Inter-
ested students should see their
school's Guidance Counselor
for an application or contact
Marshland Credit Union at
(912) 279-2013 or (888) 265-3565
for more information. Applica- NOTICE
Important!

For more information call Fred tions are available online at

at 778-3976.
Pageant
The Glitzy tots and teens pag-
eant will be held on Saturday,
October 25 at the Comfort Inn
in Brunswick. The pageant is
open to all ages, boys as well
as girls. For more information
call Tammy Richardson at
912-283-7967.
Game night
Southeast singles will have
a game night on Saturday,
October 25 at 5 p.m. at Nancy’s
house. Win, loe, or draw.
Covered dish. For more infor-
mation call Betty at 285-5024,
Nancy at 281-6026 or Faye at
458-2267.
the Okefenokee Golf and Coun-
try Club. The event begins with
Volunteer of year www.marshlandfcu.coop and The public is invited to attend a
Concerted Services, Inc. is now must be received by February Town Hall Meeting with County
lunch at 11:30 a.m. and a shot-
accepting nominations for the 15, 2009. Manager Chuck Madray on
gun start at 12:30 p.m. Proceeds
will benefit OTC students by
D.C. Anderson/Rufus Futch Saturday, October 18, 2008, at 6
Volunteer of the Year Award. p.m. The meeting will be held at
providing financial assistance
with tuition and program
The winner will be honored on Library the Mount Calvary Community
Friday, November 14 at the CSI The friends of the Library Center. Bring your questions and
"tools" and books. Sponsorships
Annual Banquet in Waycross. are raising money to install concerns.
and donations are appreciated.
Nomination forms are avail- an automatic door opener for
For more information, contact
able at 2100 Riverside Avenue the Brantley County Library.
Cindy Tanner at (912) 287-5829
in Waycross or call 912-285-6083 Please contribute to this
or ctanner@okefenokeetech.
to have a form faxed to you. worthy cause. Donations are
edu.
The deadline to submit nomi- accepted at the library anytime.
nations is Friday, October 31. For more information call
Youth jamboree 462-5454.
The Nahunta United Method-
After hours
ist Church will hold a Youth
Jamboree with the christian
The Brantley County Chamber Turkey shoot
of Commerce will hold busi- Freddie's turkey shoot will be
rock band “Vertical Window”
ness after hours at the Shops held every Friday and Saturday
on Saturday, November 8 from
at Broome Street on Thursday, beginning at 7:30 p.m. until
5 - 8 p.m. There will be food, fun
November 20 at 6 p.m. For with meat and money prizes.
and games for ages 10 and older.
more information call 462-6957 Located in Hickox, 3 miles
or visit www.brantleycoun- South of Nahunta, turn left

Trick-or-Treat Free program tychamber.org. on Buffalo Creek Drive, go 1.2

miles and turn left on Lake
A free program that teaches
The City of Nahunta will hold Buffalo Dr. East, in field behind
trick-or-treating on Thursday,
beauty techniques to women
who are actively undergoing
Reunion house.
October 30 from 6-8 p.m. For anyone who attended or
cancer treatment, to help them
taught at Hickox School there
combat the appearance-related
will be a reunion on Saturday, Lake Ware
Board meeting side effects of radiation and
chemotherapy will be held on
November 29 at 10 a.m. in the Come Dance with us at Lake
The City of Nahunta will have a
The Satilla Community Ser- social hall at Hickox Baptist Ware in Waycross on Friday
Monday, November 10 from 6-8
vices Board will meet Thursday, Church. Please bring a covered nights. Live entertainment by
October 30 at 6 p.m. in Peterson
p.m. at Satilla Regional Medi-
cal Center Cafetorium (corner
dish to share. Paper goods and Dry Creek Band. Admission 3rd public hearing for the
Hall at South Georgia College, utensils will be provided. For is $7.00 per person. BYOB , no
Douglas. For more information
of Darling Ave. & Alice St.)
Registration required at (866)
more information call Florie coolers, and no bottles, cans proposed
contact LaCretia Gassem at Rozier Harden at 912-449-9729 only. Singles and couples wel-
449-7101.
227-0797 no later than Monday,
or Roy Crews at 912-473-2434. come. For more information FY 2009 millage on
call 912-283-8858.
Thursday, October 23, 2008
Assistance program
BOC Concerted Services Inc., with
funding from the Department
Strickland account
An account has been set up
At 6:00 p.m.
From page 1
of Human Resources, will oper- for Danielle Strickland to Public is welcome!!!
and Paving Co. for $247,147, but wants to contact the com- ate the Low-Income Heating help with medical and funeral
pany about negotiating a lower price. Energy Assistance Program expenses. Danielle was a 2008
Approved the five-year lease of a new copier for the tax
assessor’s office at the cost of $168 a month for 60 months at
from Monday, November 3
the request chief assessor Doug Miles. to Friday, November 28 for
Approved the annual contract with Satilla Community elderly/homebound house-
Services for $12,000 for mental health services in Brantley holds, (65 and older). Eligible
County. clients must call in to schedule
Approved a mutual aid contract between Brantley and
Wayne counties for disaster response at the request of
an appointment. Other income
EMA/911 director Billy Lartz. The board denied the 4.9% eligible households may call
match of a $138,000 federal communication inoperability for an appointment on Monday,
grant requested by Lartz, which would have allowed the December 1 and will be served,
county to communicate with all agencies in the state. if funds are available. Call
The board fell in line with the state by canceling the cost
of living allowance raises for all county employees, constitu-
912-462-5163 for an appointment
tional officers and commissioners. or information. The program
The commissioners made several changes to the human
resources policy. They changed the annual leave accrual rate
for emergency medical services from eighteen 24-hour shifts
to fifteen 24-hour shifts, and from 32-30 for the sheriff ’s office
and EMA/911 to make the rate the same for all employees.
They also agreed to only pay insurance for an employee who
is out on the family medical leave act, but not the employees’
family. The board agreed to eliminate the use of compensa-
tion time as well. DEMARUS JOHNS
They agreed to seek proposals for the clearing of the PAINTING
north and south side of the railroad crossing the Industrial
Park road to CSX specifications.
Nahunta
Code enforcement officers as well as the lead men of the www.richardspaint.
road department were given authorization to write citations
for violations of the county’s solid waste collection and litter
com
control ordinance. The board hopes that this will be able to Owner
cut down on some of the illegal dumping being done at the
dumpsters. Demarus Johns
They approved a request from Chuck Madray to seek an Bus. (912)496-7961
exchange with Glynn County of clay and fill dirt.
The board reappointed Scott Studstill and Derrick Lane to Cell (912) 222-2122
the recreation advisory committee.

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Obituaries

Alton Carter
Alton John Baptist Carter, 91, of Folkston, passed away Tuesday
October 7, 2008 at the VA Medical Center in Lake City. He was a
native and life long resident of Charlton County. His parents were
the late John and Emma Dyal Carter.
Mr. Carter served as a Charlton County Commissioner for 24 years
and as Sheriff for 3 years and was the Chairman of the Charlton
County Democratic Party. He was a farmer and in the Turpentine
Business for many years.
He was preceded in death by his daughter, Althea Starling; a grand-
son, Ben Kitchings; and 2 granddaughters, Annsley Carter and
Natasha Dressel.
He is survived by his wife of 68 years, Lorene Crews Carter of
Folkston; 2 daughters, Ethelleene (Lamar) Kitchings of Folkston,
and Marjorie (Jake) Crews of Alma; 4 sons, Buddy (Faye) Carter
of Waycross, Jackie Carter, Tommy (Sheila) Carter and Timmy
(Vicki) Carter all of Folkston; a sister, Margaret Purvis of Jackson-
ville; 15 grandchildren and 18 great grandchildren.
Funeral services were held Friday, October 10 at Sand Hill Baptist Mike Carver of Hortense VFD helps kids use a fire hose, above, and Andrew Altman of
Church at 11 a.m. with Rev. Ion Johns and Rev. Jack Stolte officiat- Nahunta VFD goes over safety with kids in the safe house.
ing.
Burial followed in Racepond Cemetery at Sand Hill Baptist Church
with Military Honors.
Pallbearers were Arliss Carter, Quinton Carter, Zachary Carter,
Firefighters share details of
Shannon Carter, Joseph Kitchings, and Jason Crews.
job with Brantley school kids
Debra McKenzie Three local fire departments spent last about firefighters, their protective gear,
Debra "Debbie" Diane McKenzie,48 of Hortense, died Thursday af- week at schools and daycare centers teaching trucks, and equipment.
ternoon (October 9, 2008) at her residence after an extended illness. over 900 children about fire safety. Firefighters from Hortense Volunteer
Waynesville Elementary students visited Fire Department along with the Nahunta
Born in Waycross, she was the daughter of James Wesley Thomas
the Waynesville Volunteer Fire Department  Volunteer Fire Department (city) visited
and where firefighters performed a puppet show, the Precious Stages Daycare in Nahunta
Margaret Ruth Rhoden Thomas. She is preceded in death by her and the students experienced the smoke drill where the children experienced the smoke
father. in the fire safety tent and sprayed water from drill in the fire safety tent, sprayed water
She worked in the office of Pic-N-Save and was of the Church of a real fire hose. from a real fire hose and learned about
Firefighters from Nahunta Volunteer firefighters, their protective gear, trucks,
God faith.
Fire Department (city) visited the students and equipment.
She is survived by her 2 children, Tiffany Nichole Crews of at the Nahunta Primary school and Pre- Other daycare centers as well as the
Nahunta and cious Stages Daycare where they taught the Headstart center in Nahunta have scheduled
Trevor James McKenzie of Hortense; 2 grandchildren, Steven students about fire safety in the home with for the departments to come to their loca-
Andrew Martin and Kensley Nichole Crews; her mother, Margaret the smoke drill in the fire safety tent, learned tions later this month.
Ruth Thomas; a sister, Sandra Marie Cox (husband Ronald) of
Waycross; also, several nieces, nephews, and other relatives.
Funeral services were held Saturday afternoon (October 11, 2008) Engagements Marshland
at 1 p.m. at the Nahunta Church of God with Rev. Charles Florey
Officiating.
offers $1,500
Burial followed at New Hope Cemetery in Hickox.
Able to wed Garbutt
Pallbearers were Rusty Barnes, Ronald Cox, Trevor McKenzie,
David
Davey Able, of Waynesville Ga and
Sherry Able of Sterling would like to
scholarships
In 2001, Marshland Credit
McKenzie, Gary Fullard, and Billy Crews. announce the upcoming marriage of Union created the Memorial
their daughter Melissa “Lisa” Able to Scholarship Award Program
Mark Garbutt of Brunswick on October 25, to honor those individuals
Kay Tomlinson 2008. Lisa is a 2003 graduate of Brantley
County High School. She is currently going
who have been instrumental
in the development of
Kay Tomlinson Ratliff, 70 of Folkston, passed away October 10 at to school for Early Childhood Education Marshland Credit Union. The
St. Vincent's Medical Center in Jacksonville. and will graduate in the spring with her $1,500 scholarships will be
She was a native and life long resident of Charlton County. She Associates. She is currently employed with awarded to three outstanding
was the daughter of the late Isbon B. and Alice Fender Tomlinson. Belk in Brunswick. Lisa is the paternal graduating seniors from any
granddaughter of the late Leon Ray Glynn, McIntosh or Brantley
She was a member of Camp Pinkney Baptist Church and the and Mattie Able of Waynesville and the County high school.
North Florida Blue Grass Association. She retired with over 40 maternal granddaughter of Douglas Morgan Applicants must be
years from the Richcliff/Okefenokee Restaurant. of Waynesville and Claudine Morgan of planning to pursue secondary
She is survived by her husband of 40 years, Frank L. Ratliff; 2 sons, Brunswick. studies next year and must
Kevin (Lisa) Tomlinson and Garrett (Cindy) Ratliff all of Folkston; Mark is the son of Sandra Helton of either be a member of the
Brunswick and David Garbutt also of and Clyde Garbutt of Brunswick and the Credit Union or the son or
5 grandchildren, Erika Tomlinson, Gregory Merrill, Alex Ratliff, Brunswick. Mark is a 2003 graduate of maternal grandson of the late Robert daughter of a member. The
John Paul Bullard, and Brette Gray; 2 sisters, Winona Allen of Brunswick High School. He is currenty Thrower of Brunswick and Eloise Stuckey selection will be made by the
Folkston, and Betty Huggins of Lake City; and 2 brothers, Aldine employed at GlynCo Machine Inc. of of Brunswick. Their wedding will take place Scholarship Committee of
(Nita) Tomlinson of Folkston, and Ricky (Marlene) Tomlinson of Brunswick. Mark is the paternal grandson at the Grooms mothers home on October 25, the Credit Unionπs Board of
Waycross. of the late C.E. Garbutt of Brunswick 2008 at 4 p.m. Directors and will be based
Funeral services were held Monday, October 13 at Camp Pinkney upon academic achievement,
school citizenship and
Baptist Church at 11 a.m. with Rev. Ray McMillan officiating. community and school
Burial followed in Pineview Cemetery. involvement.
Last yearπs recipients
were: John Whelan and
Amy Tomlinson Jordan King, Brunswick High
Brooke Jones, Brantley
Amy D. Tomlinson, 86 of Nahunta, passed away Sunday, October 12, High.
2008 in Bayview Nursing Home. Interested students should
She was a native and lifelong resident of Charlton County until see their schoolπs Guidance
last year. She was born to Bert and Isabelle Carter Crews on Au- Counselor for an application
gust 10, 1922. Ms. Amy loved embroidrey, quilting and other types or contact Marshland Credit
Union at (912) 279-2013
of needlework. She was a member of Folkston Church of God. or (888) 265-9565 for more
Survivors include 1 son, Fred Tomlinson (Margaret); 2 sisters, information. Applications
Neomia Sunday (Roger) of Pine Mountain, Ardeth Brooks (Devoy) are also available online at
of Nahunta; 2 brothers, Columbus Crews of Waycross, Bert (LB) www.marshlandfcu.coop.
Crews of Blountstown; and several nieces, nephews, cousins and Applications must be received
no later than February 15,
other relatives. 2009.
Funeral services were held Wednesday, October 15, 2008 at 11 a.m. Applications should
in the funeral home Chapel with Rev. Alice Chancey and Rev. Kip be mailed to: Marshland
Boswell officiating. Burial followed in Sardis Cemetery. Community Federal Credit
Pallbearers were Clifford Thrift, Richard Barnard, Lawrence Mur- Union, ATTN: Scholarship
Committee, P O Box 1957,
ray, Joe Murray, Keith Crews and Jamie Murray. Brunswick, Georgia 31521.
Honorary Pallbearers were The staff of Bayview Nursing Home. Gravestone dedication held for Johns and Robinson
A gravestone dedication service was held for Confederate William Flemon Johns and
Harmon James Thomas Robinson at 3:00 P. M., Sunday, October 12, 2008 at Bachlott GSP issues
Cemetery in Brantley County. There were about 50 people in attendance. This was
hosted by Lawton-Gordon-Evans Brigade Chapter #2637 United Daughters of the Con- Sept. report
State troopers from the
federacy. Com. Tom Lavender of the Capt. James Knox “Seaboard Guards” Sons of the Waycross Post of the Georgia
Confederacy emceed the program. UDC Pres. Ann Keene read two poems and led in State Patrol investigated
singing “Dixie.” UDC Registrar/Chaplain Dorothy J. Thomas dedicated both grave- two traffic crashes during
stones and also read the family history of Confederate Robinson. Great-granddaughter the month of September in
Brantley County resulting in
Jane Leitch of Traders Hill gave the family history of Confederate Johns. Family mem-
three injuries and no traffic
bers placed greenery on both graves. SVC Re-enactors gave the posting of colors, deaths.
military salute, and folding of flag. Com. Lavender presented Confederate flags which Troopers from Post 22 also
had been provided by the UDC Chapter to Jane Leitch in memory of her ancestor, issued 46 traffic citations in
Confederate Johns, and to Great-granddaughter Nell Withrow of Brunswick in memory the county during the month
including seven arrests for
of her ancestor, Confederate Robinson. Confederate Johns died from wounds received
driving under the influence,
in the Battle of Drewry Bluff, Virginia on May 16, 1864. He had four other brothers in 19 citations for speeding, six
Morgan wins first the Confederacy. Confederate Robinson was wounded on May 6, 1864 in the Battle
of Wilderness, Virginia and died a week later on May 13, 1864. His older brother also
seat belt violations, and one
child restraint violation.
Wayne Morgan of Raybon won first place for his picture of
died in the Confederacy. After the service refreshments were served and the group had Troopers also issued 69
Zirkle during a photography show at the Okenfenokke Heri- warnings.
a time of fellowship, visiting with new found cousins and friends.
tage Center in Waycross last week.

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Things you need to know
Barack Obama couldn’t
pass routine government
background investigation
Gregory D. Lee
A while back, radio talk show host
Michael Savage brought up the notion
that Democratic presidential nominee Sen.
Barack Obama couldn’t pass a background
investigation to become an FBI special agent.
He doesn’t know how right he is.
Sen. Barack Obama wouldn’t pass a rou-
tine government background investigation,
not only to become an FBI agent, but a police
officer as well. If he were a soldier, his back-
ground would preclude him from obtaining a
security clearance. He wouldn’t even qualify
to be a support person in a federal agency,
such as secretary, for that matter. His past
cocaine usage disqualifies him from being a
DEA agent.
 There’s another big problem Sen. Obama
has: His association and business relation-
ship with Weatherman Underground founder
William Ayers, a former domestic terrorist
who is still unrepentant for his bombings on
U.S. landmarks and police stations. Usually,
the company you keep reveals who you re-
ally are. Ayers felt then, as he does now, that
America is the evil of the world and needs
punishing for past and current bad acts. Not
many federal agencies would want someone
with that kind of chip on his shoulder work-
ing for it.
 Also, Sen. Obama’s association with Tony
Rezko and the Association of Community Or-
ganizations for Reform Now (ACORN) come
to mind. Rezko was just convicted of promot-
ing corruption among Chicago politicians. He
helped in the purchase of the senator’s home
and was a campaign fundraiser for Obama.
ACORN is being investigated by the feds for
systematic voter registration fraud. Not good
things.
 Let’s not forget about Sen. Obama’s pas-
tor and mentor for 20 years, America-hater
Rev. Jeremiah Wright. When first questioned
about his membership in Wright’s black
theology church, Sen. Obama first denied
knowing Rev. Wright harbored such negative
feelings about the U.S., but after being further
pressed, he dismissed the reverend’s con-
duct as like a “crazy uncle” who lived in the
basement. He finally decided that he couldn’t
politically afford to stay in the church, and
dropped his membership.
 To keep job applicants honest, many
government agencies such as DEA, FBI, CIA
and others require them to take a polygraph
examination. Do you think Sen. Obama could
pass a polygraph when he approves an ad that
mocks Sen. John McCain for being unable to
send e-mails without mentioning his poorly
mended broken arms while in custody of the
North Vietnamese which prevents him from
manipulating the computer keyboard? He’s
not computer illiterate, he’s handicapped!
 Would you want a police officer in your
city associating with such people? Not likely.
But Obama supporters ignore these associa-
tions because they are desperate for a Demo-
crat in the White House.
A federal government full-field back-
ground investigation would also look for
prior inconsistencies, exaggerations and out-
right lies on an application for employment.
 I once conducted a background check for
an applicant to become a secretary for DEA.
She had previously worked for a large police
department as a secretary, and left the job to
have a child. She was ready to re-enter the
workforce and wanted to work for DEA. She
seemed perfect for the job until the back-
ground investigation revealed that she lied on
her application. She claimed to have 30-se-
mester hours of college in office management,
when in reality she attended one day of one
class and then dropped out. The fact that she
lied was sufficient justification to consider
her application no further. After all, if she
would lie about that, what else has she lied
about? Obviously the woman lacked integrity,
which is a vital qualification for any position
within the federal government, even a DEA
secretary who would have access to all inves-
tigative reports.
 I’d like to conduct Sen. Obama’s back-
ground investigation. I’d review his applica-
tion for the Illinois state bar and see if he
mentioned the drug usage that he disclosed
in one of his books. If the question about
drugs was asked, and he denied it at the
time, his integrity is immediately put into
question. He revealed it in his book to float a
balloon to test his potential as a viable presi-
dential candidate. Admitting it prevented his
political opponents from attacking him about
it. In fact, in the eyes of many Sen. Obama
supporters, using drugs enhances his resume.
It’s something they can relate to.
 Personally I like my presidents to not
associate with known criminals, be drug-free
for a lifetime, have unquestioned integrity
and be able to pass a simple background
investigation.
(Lee is a nationally syndicated columnist
and a retired DEA Supervisory Special Agent.
He can be reached at www.gregorydlee.com.)
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Reasons stock market plunged
 As usual the mainstream media has done
a great job of sensationalizing the dramatic
drop in the stock market over the last two
weeks. As usual, they have done a poor job of
reporting many of the reasons it is happen-
ing.
 The emergency financial rescue legisla-
tion passed by Congress less than two weeks
ago was never intended to be an instant cure
for our ailing economy, but some people have
criticized the package because it was not.
Wake up people! This is not a movie. This is
real.
 Here are 10 factors driving down the
domestic stock market:
(1) Banks are resetting their lending
guidelines.
(2) Large companies (Fortune 1000) are re-
vising their fourth-quarter earnings outlook
downward. Stockholders are expecting this.
(3) Many large companies may suspend
their fourth-quarter dividend payout to
conserve cash, and they may make sizeable
job cuts.
(4) Stock portfolio managers are attempt-
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of not knowing where the bottom is going to
be.
(5) Pension fund managers are trying to
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From Raymond Russell
Who is going to own Brantley
County?
Taxes will rise again this year and
will rise again next year. How long will
it be before property owners can’t afford
property here because of high taxes?
The state of Georgia is in financial
trouble also. The school board plans to
raise its millage rate next year, raising
property tax more.
Why should seniors 65 or older have
to pay school taxes and why should
their property taxes have to go up each
year?
There are many people on fixed
incomes in Brantley County, our taxes
should be frozen, never go up. If prop-
erty owners don’t stick together and
stop raising taxes then we won’t be able
to own property. Those who overspend
county budgets and high salaries of
elected officials should be stopped, it’s
costing tax payers too much money.
Maybe it would be good not to have
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nie and Freddie were, but now they do. And
they are learning more and more about them
every day, and the role they have played in
setting off the national financial crisis.
 The stock market will bottom out sooner
rather than later, because there is real value
in millions of real products and services,
which are being produced and provided by
real businesses and most importantly, real
people.
 It’s called economic resiliency.
 Businesses large and small, banks, credit
unions, mortgage companies, stock market
traders, portfolio managers and investors are
all redefining “business as usual”.
 Lending institutions will start lending
again, businesses will readjust their opera-
tions, consumers will keep buying stuff, and
we will begin to bounce back when a collec-
tive calm starts to offset some of the fear and
irrational decisions by some people in the
financial markets.
 The U.S. economy has more economic re-
siliency than any other economy in the world,
because of our free markets system, ingenu-
ity, entrepreneurial determination, and the
underlying winning will of the American
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FAMILY
DAZE
BY DEBBIE FARMER
Driving me crazy
I don’t want to get everyone excited, but
an amazing scientific breakthrough has hap-
pened: researchers have figured out the differ-
ence between people who buy minivans and
people who buy sports utility vehicles. Yes,
unbelievable, as it seems, a team of experts
has concluded, after years of painstaking
research, that we are not just all a middle
class, suburban couples with children. No-sir-
ee. We are, in fact, deeply emotionally and
psychologically different.
Now a year ago, you might have looked
at me, if you didn’t own an SUV or minivan,
and you might have thought, “So what?” Now,
of course, you’re just chuckling and thinking,
“Hee, hee, she spends a lot more on gas than
I do.”
But those of you who are in my boat, er,
car, er, whatever we can minivans and sports
utility vehicles, you’ll probably be interested.
For instance, if you understand the psychol-
ogy of why you drive what you drive, it’ll take
your mind off the high gas prices.
But back to this research. As an owner
of a sport utility vehicle, or an SUV, I am
amazed that anyone cares enough to spend
all that time and money just to find out what
type of person I am, especially when I could
have told them in less than 15 minutes for
free.
Of course, I assumed the survey would
say something like, “Suburban drivers of
SUVs are practical, rugged, and down to
earth people with a deep sense of social and
environmental responsibility.” So you can
imagine how surprised I was to find out that
drivers of sports utility vehicles, unlike mini-
van owners, are preoccupied with important
issues like, say, feeling sexy behind the wheel.
SEE IT
MY WAY
BY CINDY DROOG
Taking it to Goodwill
I love the Goodwill commercial where the
woman holds up various clothing items from
her closet and says, “Yeah, this fit. Two years
ago.” A big fan of Goodwill myself, I make
drop-offs about every three to four months.
Kids’ toys in perfect condition, yet unloved.
Clearance impulse buys that, once I got them
home, I had to remind myself – yet again
– why there is such a thing as a clearance rack.
I also buy from Goodwill. I have a vintage
winter coat from there that is my favorite
spring jacket. Not to mention my red boots.
The only reason I can even imagine someone
giving them up is that they got pregnant, and
got bigger feet. Because they are dang cool.
Anyway, I made another trip to Goodwill
this week, and then I wondered, why isn’t
there a Goodwill, or even a “swap projects
table” at work?
That customer database project that I’ve
been assigned to for two years, that never
seems to get anywhere? If I handed it off to
Charlotte, she could give it a new life, just
like I did to those red boots. I could feel good
about giving it to someone who actually cares
for it, and it would leave room in my “to-do”
closet for something else.
Admit it. There are projects at your job
that you think you would love to work on.
You’re jealous – just a lil’ bit – that someone
else gets to work on them.
It reminds me of my favorite scene in my
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Now, I’m not one to dispute scientific re-
search, but the last time I felt sexy anywhere
was sometime in 1982. Don’t get me wrong.
The thought of feeling sexy while driving a
car with mysterious blobs smeared on the
Pat Dowling TOMPKINS
side windows, a Barbie hanging on the rear
view mirror and two kids flicking gum at Brantley County Tax
each other in the backseat is intriguing. But
somehow I don’t think that’s what they had
in mind.
Commissioner
Next, the researchers found that a greater
percentage of minivan owners are involved
Thank you all for your continued words of
encouragement. I am trying to see as many of you as is possible;
however, it is a very large county, and I might not get to see everyone.
with their families than SUV owners. Now,
I’m not quite sure how to take this, but I have
Should I miss you, I apologize. If you wish to speak to me, please give
a hunch it’s a veiled way of saying that while me a call at 462-7443 at night. For courteous, capable, dedicated, and
minivan owners are busy going to religious dependable service, please allow me the honor and privilege of
services, volunteering for non profit organiza- serving you! www.patdowlingtompkins.com
tions and running PTA meetings, those of us
who own SUVs are hiring a sitter and spend-
ing our evenings hanging out at nightclubs
and seedy bars. Not that there’s anything
wrong with this.
Then the survey goes on to report (and I
am not making this up) that SUV owners are
more self centered, eat at upscale restaurants,
and tend to work out more than minivan
owners. Yes, I am as shocked as you are. In
my defense, let me just say that, no matter
what anyone else says, when I brought my
sports utility vehicle I wasn’t thinking about
escargot or getting into shape. I was thinking
about more superficial things like gas mile-
age, safety, and overall performance.
Now maybe it’s me, but I think the survey
has raised some important issues that need
to be cleared up. Like why my friend, Shirley,
who owns a minivan, goes to kick boxing
class five times a week. Or why my friend,
Lisa, a fellow SUV owner, is the leader of
her daughter’s Brownie Troop. Or why, for
gosh-sakes, just the other day, Linda (an SUV
owner) drove Sue (a minivan owner) to the
school PTA meeting where they both volun-
teered to help at the book fair TOGETHER. I
mean, how do you explain THAT? You can’t, I
say. You can’t.
Unless, of course, it means that despite
lavish studies everyone has been right all
along: we are all just suburban, middle class,
couples with children. And you know, lately,
that thought comforts me.
favorite movie, Beautiful Girls. Uma Thur-
man and Timothy Hutton are ice fishing in
the middle of the night, and he’s jealous of
Uma’s boyfriend for getting to drink martinis,
read the Sunday paper and hang out with her.
She reminds him that there is someone
out there jealous of him for getting to do
all those things with Annabeth Gish (his
girlfriend).
Work is a lot like that. We have one team
called “The Transformation Team,” that gets
to see us through a whole bunch of changes
over the next year. (I use the phrase “get to.”
I realize they probably use the phrase, “have
to.”) I can picture that title on my business
card: Transformation Team Associate.
Cool.
But I get to work on our corporate blog-
ging site. Motivate the bloggers. Expand our
readership. And there are probably a bunch
of people at my company who think that job’s
pretty interesting. They don’t realize that 90
percent of the comments we currently get
are spam, and that I spend an hour each day
filtering through posts about inappropriate
Asian body parts.
If we had a corporate Goodwill for proj-
ects, all of this could be solved.
When I clean out my closet each season,
I typically get rid of eight to 10 items. I do
the same for my husband and each kid. That
adds up to about 40 items a year. It may not
be much, but imagine being able to offload 40
of your least-loved projects onto people that
would take them, add them to their ward-
robes, and wear them another few years.
Personally, I would start with my blog-
ging duties. But those weekly reports about
search engine optimization? The perfect job
for the person in love with Google and in love
with linking strategy? This one’s for you!
Meanwhile, I’ll be busy transforming us
– or at least telling other people to. See you at
the swap table in two years!
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Starlight Ranch teams up with White House

St. Clairs Starlight
Ranch today announced
it has teamed with the
White House to become a
Certifying Organization for
the President’s Volunteer
Service Award, a national
program recognizing Ameri-
cans who have demonstrated
a sustained commitment to
volunteer service.
Established in 2003,
the Award was created by
President George W. Bush to
give Presidential recognition
to individuals, families and
groups who meet require-
ments for volunteer service,
measured by the number
of service hours performed
over 12 months.
St. Clairs Starlight
Ranch is one of thousands
of organizations that have
joined forces to deliver
the Presidentπs Volunteer
Service Award and honor the
volunteers who strengthen
our Nation. As a Certifying
Organization for the Award,
St.Clairs Starlight Ranch
is responsible for verifying
service hours, nominating
potential recipients and
delivering the Award.
“We are extremely proud
to recognize our most
outstanding volunteers with
the Presidentπs Volunteer
Service Award,” said Ms.St.
Clair president and founder,.
“St.Clairs Starlight Ranch
“volunteers are role models
in our community, donating
their time, energy and talent
to bring us closer together as
neighbors and a Nation. The
Award is our way of thank-
ing these volunteers and
inspiring everyone in our
community to make volun-
teering a central part of their
lives.”
“Even if youπve never
volunteered before, the
Presidentπs Volunteer
Service Award is within your
reach,” Tasha Middleton
said. “There are so many
ways to contribute, and every
volunteer hour makes a
difference in improving the
quality of life for others. We
encourage everyone to get
involved and to bring along
your family, friends and
neighbors. Together, we can
strengthen America ≠ one
hour at a time.”
The Award is issued by
the Presidentπs Council on
Service and Civic Participa-
tion, a group convened by
President George W. Bush to
help foster and encourage a
culture of volunteer service
and civic participation
among Americans. Chaired
by two-time Super Bowl
Champion Darrell Green,
with former U.S. Senators
Bob Dole and John Glenn
as honorary co-chairs, the
Council is composed of lead-
ers in government, media,
entertainment, business,
education, nonprofit and vol-
unteer service organizations
and community volunteering.
For more information
call 778-3976 and leave a mes-
sage.

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RIVERS
&WOODS
BY WYATT HUTCHESON

Getting ready for

firearm deer season
Hello everybody out there in newspaper land! I hope
this finds everyone enjoying the muzzle loading season and
getting ready for the opening of rifle and dog season this
weekend.
As for the deer hunting – all of a sudden it has gotten
extremely better than what I wrote about last week. If you
recall, last week I couldn’t hardly see a deer. Well, change
that to – almost every time I sat I’ve seen deer; and not just
does. As a matter of fact, most of what I have seen has been
bucks. The last week of archery I hardly got an opportunity to
hunt, but the one I did was a waste of time. You see, there is
something about a light rain that appeals to hunters and deer
– I absolutely love a light misting rain while hunting. I tend
to see more animals feeding like that. However, I don’t like it
when the hard rain and lightning moves in, which is exactly
what happened last Thursday afternoon. I was sitting in my
stand, when lightning struck a tree just a few feet away from
me causing bark off of that tree to land in my lap. Let’s just
say It didn’t take long for me to slink down that tree and get
the heck out of there.
As for the seeing deer – it began Saturday morning with
me seeing a small buck. Saturday afternoon I saw another
deer. Sunday morning I saw two more deer and then Sunday
afternoon I saw 4 bucks and was able to get a shot at one of
them. I kept things going by seeing 3 deer Monday morning
and then followed it up with not seeing anything Monday And Ryan’s field goal makes 17
afternoon. I’ve gotten a whole lot more confidence in hunting But it still wasn’t enough to defeat the hard playing Benedic-
the past few days and all of the deer that I’ve seen have been tine Cadets on Heron Field Friday night. Brantley lost 28-17
at one club – Hayner Hunting Club. And now instead of being
one of those folks that everyone else picks on about not seeing to the Savannah team despite the Ryan Middleton field goal,
anything – we’re all seeing deer and enjoying our hunting above. But when Benedictine fumbled, the Herons were quick
season. It’s shaping up to be a good season all the way around to recover, left. Brantley Friday will face Appling County, cur-
– I hope you get the buck you are after soon.
I expect to get some pictures and stories this upcoming rently tied with McIntosh for first place in region 2-AA.
Photos by Kathy Hendrix
opening weekend. Please send stories and photos to wyattout-
doors@yahoo.com. Thanks and good hunting everyone!

Follow 10 commandments DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK
of gun safety while hunting
Georgia reported 41 hunting incidents, 22 of which
involved firearms, for the previous 2007-2008 hunting season.
With the opening of deer hunting firearms season, Oct. 18, all
hunters should review the ‘Ten Commandments of Firearms
Safety’ before heading to the woods this season.
“Ultimately, each hunter is responsible for keeping them-
selves and others safe while pursuing deer this year,” says
Georgia Department of
Natural Resources’ Wildlife Resources Division Hunter
Safety Coordinator Capt. James Bell. “This includes respect-
ing all firearms
and being absolutely certain of their target.”
The ‘Ten Commandments of Firearms Safety’ is an excel-
lent safety checklist, covered in all hunter education courses,
and well worth a
review by any hunter who utilizes firearms to hunt. The
commandments are as follows:
1. Control the direction of the firearm’s muzzle. Keep
the safety on and fingers off the trigger at all times until
ready to shoot. CHARLES HUTCHERSON JOSH COTTER
2. Identify the target and what is beyond it before
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6. Never aim a firearm at anything that you do not
intend to shoot. Avoid all horseplay with a firearm.
7. Never climb a tree or fence, or jump a ditch or log,
with a loaded firearm. Never pull a firearm towards you by
the muzzle.
8. Never shoot a bullet at a flat, hard surface or at wa-
ter. Make sure backstops are adequate during target practice.
9. Store firearms and ammunition separately and
beyond the reach of children and careless adults.
10. Avoid all alcoholic beverages and drugs before and
during shooting.
For more information on firearms safety, visit www.go-
huntgeorgia.com or contact the WRD Hunter Education office
at (770) 761-3010.

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WANTADS
Summertime & the
selling is easy!
Call 912-462-6776!
Real Estate
2000 Fleetwood Prowler 24' Travel Trailer.
New hardwood flooring in Living/Kitchen area.
New carpet in seperate bedroom and new tile
throughout bathroom. Comfortably sleeps 5
adults. New awning within the past year. COLD
A/C. We have only used it 3 times. Would love
to keep it, but we just bought a new house.
Clear title. $8999 OBO. 912-617-2973.
FOR RENT: 3 BDR/2BA on the Satilla River
next to a fish pond. No pets, year lease, $500 a
month plus $500 deposit, located in Riverside
Community. Call 912-682-8908.
FOR SALE: 1996 Fleetwood Oaknoll, 28x76,
3bedroom, 2 bath, furnished, ceramic tiles, new
carpet, deck and side porch. Call 462-8658 or
614-2941.
FOR RENT: House in Raybon on Theodious
Rd., North of Nahunta, Wood frame, 3
bedroom, 1 bath, central heat & A/C. $400
per month, plus yard maintenance and $400
security deposit. Credit and background
checks and references required. No pets. Call
912-462-6322.
FOR SALE: 2003 16X80 Brigadier/Englewood
(EX0 wih white vinyl siding and black shutters.
3BDR/2BA. hadwood floor in living room
and kitchen, carpet in hall and bedrroms.
Linoleum in bathrooms, laundry room and
pantry. Spacious screened porch on front of
house. Medium size deck on back of house.
All whirlpool appliances included. Spacious
master bedroom and bathroom with large
walk-in closet. Open floor plan. Come with
about 1 acre on Central Ave. with deep well
included, septic tank needed. Mobile home
must be moved, Will provide assistance as
much as possible. Priced to sell! $47,000 OBO.
912-458-2539.
VACATION RENTAL in The Smokey Mountains
of Franklin, North Carolina. 3,4, or 7 days.
Call for more information and a brochure. 912
473-2172.
FOR RENT: 3 bedroom, 2 bath doublewide
mobile home, 1 1/2 mile south of Nahunta.
$500 deposit, $550 a month. References
required. Call 912-462-8988.
ROOMMATE wanted in Waynesville aea. Drug
free, non-smoker, preferred. Call 912-266-4300
for more information.
FOR SALE: 2001 General Mobile Home,
28X52. 3BDR/2BA, carpet, linoleum, tile and
appliances are all new within 1.5 years, All ap-
pliances stay! New toilets and hot water heater!
We know a great financing guy. Just bought
house, need to sell!! 912-617-2973. $22,500
OBO. House only, you move.
Rental Property for Sale: Older 3 bedroom, 1
bath mobile home on lot in Satilla River Estates
(with community boat ramp and sand bar ac-
cess). Currently has tenant... home has good
renter history. Asking $35,000, will consider
serious offers. If interested call 778-3228 or
266 3228.
HOMES FOR SALE: HORTENSE, Drury
Ln., 2BR Mobile Home, 2 acres, screened
porch, $54,000; HERITAGE PLANTATION,
off Hwy 110 W, 3 BR, 2 BA 1,382 SF on 1.2
acre lot,Spacious Living Room w/Laminate
floors, oversized 2 car garage, Price Reduced
$129,000; WAYNESVILLE, Jeff Rd., 3/2
Home on 4 acres, Laminate flooring, Spacious
Kitchen and Dining, Rocking Chair porch, lots
to offer, $150,000; HWY 110 WEST, 3/2 Homes
of Merit Doublewide, Spacious home, 1.75 acre
corner lot,additional 1.25 acres avail., $74,000;
Call Johns Realty 912-462-6633.
LAND FOR SALE: Nahunta, Blackberry Rd., 1
acre lot, $8,500; LULATON, Harvest Rd, 1.2
acre lot, nicely wooded, $9,400; NAHUNTA,
Robin Ln., 1 acre lot, close to the city limits,
$10,000; HORTENSE, Spanish Oak Ln., 0.94
acre wooded homesite, $12,500; BRANTLEY/
GLYNN LINE, Large lot, well, septic, power, &
culvert, $15,500; WAYNESVILLE RD., 2+ acre
homesite for site built homes, $11,500. Call
Johns Realty 912-462-6633.
FOR RENT: Mobile Homes in Atkinson. $250
deposit, $275 & up rent. Call 617-3552 or
778-6053.
FOR RENT: 3Bdr/2Bath Singlewide on Caney
Bay Rd., $350 Rent, $300 Deposit. No Pets!
For more information call 1-912-286-4619.
FOR RENT: 2 bedroom house, $500 month,
$350 deposit. Call 269-7171.
FOR RENT: Mobile Home, 2 bedroom, 1.5
bath, all electric, unfurnished with stove
and refrigerator. Couple only. No pets. Call
462-5528.
FOR RENT: 2 bedroom, 1 bath, with stove
and refrigerator in Nahunta. Call 462-6056 or
462-5528.
Commercial Building for rent: Located at 120 N.
Main Street, Nahunta. Call 462-5377 for more
information.
HOUSE FOR SALE: 4 bedrooms, 2 baths. Call
778-3077.
HOUSE FOR RENT: 2-3 bedrooms, located in
Atkinson Community. Call 778-3077.
Timeshare for sale: Beautiful 2 bedroom lock
off at Westgate Smokey Mountain Resort for
sale. Although in TN, it can be exchanged for
other Westgate locations. "Red" week. Resort
has 60,000 sq. ft. indoor waterpark open year
round and is centered between Gatlinburg and
Pigeon Forge. If interested, call 778-3228 or
266-3228.
FOR RENT: Mobile Home, 2 bedroom,
unfurnished with stove, fridge and air. No pets.
ALSO: 3 bedroom House, with stove and fridge.
Couple only, No pets. Call 462-5571.
Satilla River Retreat, 2 bedroom, 1 bath, 720
sq. ft. plus large screen room. 7 ft. up in air.
Pool table, store room, and boat ramp right on
river with big deck over river. 15 minutes from
Waycross on Central Ave. Call 614-5554.
CHARLTON CO.: 2,541 AC, $1,995/AC. Out-
standing timber investment near Okenfenokee
with great bear, deer, hog, turkey hunting.
LONG CO.: 212 AC - $1,795/AC. Harwood bot-
toms, planted pine, great deer, turkey and hog
hunting. TELFAIR CO.: 519 AC - $1,595/AC.
Sugar Creek bottom land, hardwoods, planted
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pine, best hunting tract that we own. Data on
website, stregispaper.com. 478-987-9700. St.
Regis Paper Co.
House For Sale
3 bdrm, 1 bath, den, large living room
w/freestanding buck stove & cedar walls,
laminate wood flooring on 1 acre land. Carport,
roof over front porch, 2 outside sheds, 2 wells,
garden spot, fruit trees, shrubbery, washer,
dryer, freezer. Located about 1 mile north on
Hwy 110 on right on the road that runs from
110 to Atkinson. Call 912-617-1114 to see.
Asking $80,000.
HORSE FOR SALE: 2008 Bay Colt, $150.
Call 462-6506.
FOR RENT: 14X70, 3 bedroom, 2 bath off of
Post Road South. $450 monthly plus deposit.
Call (912) 778-5446.
Tired of Renting? Rent to Own! Nancy's Place
Community. 2 BDR Mobile Homes. 1992 Fleet-
wood 14x60 & 1989 Nobility 14x70. Central
Heat & A.C. Each sit on 1/2 acre lot! Private,
Quiet, Clean. Rules and Regulations Strictly
Enforced. No pets w/o Pet Fee, No Pittbulls.
$1,500 down payment, $457.80 a month which
includes water, taxes insurance, and lot rent.
For more information please call 1-912-778-
3000. Located in Atkinson Community off 110
West, 2.4 miles on left, Drury Lane, Look for
angel signs!
Transportation
FOR SALE: 1993 Ford Mustang convertible.
Fire engine red with black top. Perfect for
beach: $3,000. Call 912-449-1148.
FOR SALE: 1995 F150 pick-up, red, short
wheel base, 5 speed, stick shift, 6 cyl. A/C and
heater works excellent. Like new. Regular oil
changes since new. 1 owner. New tires. Call
462-7346 or 462-6255.
WE BUY JUNK CARS AND TRUCKS. $75 and
up. Call Dennis at 778-4746 or 670-0088 or
Charlie at 778-3635 or 670-1853.
FOR SALE: 1996 Geo Metro, auto, $2,000
OBO. Call 258-2731.
FOR SALE: 2001 Jeep Grand Cherokee.
Maroon with 6 cylinder, 4wd, low miles. $7,000.
Call 912-449-1148.
FOR SALE: 2004 Nissan Maxima SE 70,000
miles, new tires, excellent sape, pear white.
$18,000. Call 778-5085 or 288-3397.
Recreational
FOR SALE: 2005 250EX Honda TRX
4-wheeler, $1,850. Call 286-0416.
FOR SALE: 17 ft Angler center console boat
with 75 HP Mercury motor with Magic Tilt
trailer. Lots of extras. $3,250. Call 778-5453
or 242-3348.
Services
Will do Housecleaning, reasonable rates. Call
473-2802.
Handyman/maintenace over 20 years experi-
ence. No job to big or to small, FREE estimates.
Also lawn care and cleaning. Holiday baking
and catering available. Call between 9:00 am &
6:00 pm. Call 912-778-4042, 912-722-0265, or
912-722-0084.
MULTITASK CLEANING SERVICE: Com-
mercial & Residential floor & cleaning services.
Specializing in cleaning carpets & tile floors.
Free Estimates. Christian owned and operated.
Call 778-4270.
Electric Motor Repair: Waterpumps, swimming
pool pumps, air compressors, fans, power tools,
etc. All work reasonable and guaranteed. Call
282-0520, leave message.
Housecleaning: Need extra help around the
house? Honest, hardworking, dependable
clean team. Very creditable references. Willing
to travel if need be. Furnish own supples.
Senior discounts. Available Mon.-Sat. 7a-3p.
Call 462-6610.
SELLERS LAWN SERVICE: Serving all
Camden County and surrounding areas.
Edging, Mowing, Mulching, Trimming, Pressure
Washing. Year Round. 10 plus years experi-
ence. Family owned and operated. Licensed
and Insured. Commercial & Residential.
Free Estimates. Home: 912-576 9302. Cell:
912-552-1398.
Help Wanted
Post Office Now Hiring! Avg. pay $20/hr
or $57K/yr., Incl. Fed. Ben., OT. Placed by
adSource, not affiliated w/ USPS who hires.
866-920-8421.
Charlton Visiting Nurses in Nahunta has a per
visit Part-time position open for a Licensed
Registered Physical Therapist. Needs to be
available to serve the following counties: Brant-
ley, Camden, Charlton, Glynn and McIntosh.
Interested PT's can call between 8:30 a.m. and
5:00 p.m. to 1-800-446-9116.
Concerted Services, Inc is currently accepting
applications for the position of Headstart Float-
er/ Custodian/ Food Transporter in Brantley
County. This is a full-time position 37.5 hours
per week 10 months per year. Salary will be
$7.69 per hour depending upon education and
experience. Applicants are preferred to have an
AA in Early Childhood Education. However, a
CDA and/or experience in early childhood field
may be accepted. Applicants will be required
to carry out custodial duties such as sweeping,
mopping, etc. Responsible for transporting
food to and from the classroom and assist with
serving and clean-up of the meals. A copy of
all diplomas/GED certificates and transcripts
must be submitted with application. Job duties
include classroom responsibilities. Computer
skills will be necessary. Spanish speaking
bi-lingual applicants will be given favorable
consideration. Applicants are required to have
a valid Georgia drivers license, drug screen,
and criminal records check. Apply in person at
Brantley County Headstart, 470 Bryan Street,
Suite A, Nahunta, GA. Deadline for applications
is 10/17/08 by 3:00 p.m. No phone calls please.
E.O.E.
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SMALL.
BUSINESS.
DIRECTORY.
ADVERTISE HERE FOR $7.50 A WEEK
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Mock Drilling Co., Inc.
Agriculture Waycross • Established 1964 • Ga. License
FOR SALE: Pineapple Pears, call 458-3307. #52
Pets & Animals Developers of quality
FREE Kittens and Puppies. Call 462-6705 if
interested,
wells
FOR SALE: 8 badrock laying hens, 1 pplish • 4-inch and larger quality wells
hen, 1 polish rooster. Call 462-7821. • Red Jacket submersible pumps
FOR SALE: CKC Daschund puppies and CKC
• Grundfos stainless steel pumps
Chihuahua puppies, 1 teacup. ALSO FOR
SALE: Daschund/Chihuahua mixed puppies,
AND LAND CLEARING
$150 each. Call 778-4408 or 266-4402.
FREE: Mother cat and 6 kittens, all colors,
Call (912) 283-0530
male and females. Call 462-5571.
FOR SALE: Nanday Conure parrot with cage,
$200 FIrm. Starting to talk. Call 462-7821.
or (912) 281-7000
FOR SALE: Registered Beagle puppies and
grown rabbit dogs. Call 281-4430 or 458-2740.
Miscellaneous
CLOTHES, GIFTS & MORE located 3 miles
south of Nahunta on 301. Open M-F 9-5 and
Saturday 9-3. 462-7984. Accepting fall/winter
clothing in October. Please call ahead for an
appointment. Clothes will have to be clean,
stain and odor free and on hangers. 30 items
per customer. Come see our NEW Halloween
costumes. We appreciate your business and
look forward to serving you. Mrs. Ann, Trish,
and Stephanie.
WANTED TO BUY: 150 gallon propane tank.
Call 462-6965. YOUR AD COULD BE HERE!
FOR SALE: (2) ceiling fans: (1) 52 in. without And you could be sending your message out to our
light kit and (1) 42 in. without light kit. Call
458-3307. 3,000 readers, reaching a potential 9,000! Call 462-
LOST: Cell phone at Brantley High School
football game on September 4, 2008 on home 6776 today to find out how!
side of stadium or in parking lot. Older model,
silver colored, Sprint Samsung. If found, please
call 912-462-6322, turn in to the office of
Brantley High School, or turn in to the Brantley
County Sheriff's Office.
Remain independent in your home with a
Power Wheelchair! Free delivery and installa-
tion on all equipment! Hospital Beds, Rollators
and Manual Wheelchairs, too. Beautiful Lift
Chairs with motors only $579 and Wheelchair
Lifts from $549 that attach to your trailer hitch. • Lawn Maintenance
Serving all of South Georgia from Waycross.
• Landscape Design
Call us at 912-285-8595. We are a licensed
• Pressure Washing
Medicare and Medicaid provider.
FOR SALE: Beautiful brown, leather livingroom
• Auto/Boat/RV Detailing
group for sale. Comes with softa, loveseat, Michael Saxon
oversized chair, ottoman, and two tables. 912-778-4498/266-6295
Asking $950. ALSO: Like new, beautiful solid
oak dining room table with eagle claw detail,
includes 8 chairs. Asking $650. Call 778-3228
to see.
FOR SALE: Wood burning stove with blower,
will heat whole house, $300. ALSO: 2 twin
beds for free. Call 778-4357.
"New shop added to Karen’s Creations listings".
The Repeat Boutique in the Flanders Shopping
Center (Waycross) now carries my handmade
beaded jewelry. Sarah’s Closet no longer exists
so please look for my children’s jewelry at other
locations. Children’s jewelry items range from
newborn sized pearl bracelets to Swarovski
crystal pageant earrings. The Painted Cat
Studio in Hoboken currently has some great
specials. I drop off new items every few days at
BUFFALO
CREEK
Finders Keepers – UGA colors and Halloween
earrings are favorites right now. As always, feel
free to contact me with special orders, Karen FAMILY BARBER
Lewis Harrell at 462-8483.
SHOP
ATTENTION MEDICARE RECIPIENT: Plan "F", 912-462-8956
age 65, female non-smoker, $98.04 monthly.
TUE - FRI
Our Prescription Drug Plan has no deductible 9:00 TO 6:00
to meet and low co-payments. Call Lewis
SATURDAY
Insurance at 912-283-0300. 8:00 TO 2:00
FOR SALE: Wood burning stove, never used, HAIRCUTS $10
$100. 25" Color TV, $75. Antenna with rotor,
SENIORS $8
$75. Call 778-5705. RT2 BOX 59R-10
FOR SALE: Picnic tables, wishing wells, NAHUNTA GA 31553
cypress swings, side by side refrigerator, and a
few tools, 462-8533 or 912-282-6677.
Mortgage Protecttion. Do you have it? Ask ATTENTION
yourself these questions: Will you or your
MEDICARE RECIPIENT
spouse die, become disabled, or become
critically ill before your mortgage is paid off? Yes, we have the Medicare
Would you like to know that if any of the above Supplement, but we also
happened to you then your family and loved have Medicare Part-D
ones would not be burdened with the mortgage
payments? We can help you with the answers Drug Prescription Plan
to these questions! Don't Wait! Call us today for Available on Nov. 15, 2005.
a free estimate on morgage protection. We will
find the right coverage to meet your needs and
fit your budget! Call 778-5850 or 223-2865.
Lewis
FOR SALE: 3 year old electric golf cart with top,
windshield, rain cover, and charger. Excellent
Ins. Joe Dog Trucking
Agency We rent nice lookin’ storage trailers and containers
condition. $2,900. Call 614-5554.
912-264-2525
Yard Sales 283-0300 800-841-0200
AUCTION: Brunswick Estate & Auction 1-800-794-0301 Drue B. Linton
Services, 249 Auction Rd., (old Varnes Barn) Serving SE Ga. Since 1989
Waynesville. Sunday, october 19 at 20p.m.
with preview at 1 p.m. 10% B.P. Old stuff, new
Pittman’s
stuff, estate items, furniture, beds, dressers,
electronics. 912-282-6468. Rad Fox GAL#3540.
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rebates + tax and
license.
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rebates + tax and
license.
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license.
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license.
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