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EVENTS & INFORMATION

Board meeting
The Satilla Community Services
Board will hold its regular monthly
board meeting on Thursday, July 16
at 6 p.m. in the Board Room located at
1007 Mary Street, Waycross. For more
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Gassem at 912/449-7101

Meeting
The Nahunta Housing Authority
will hold their quarterly meeting on
Friday, July 17 at 5 p.m. at the housing
authority in Nahunta. For more infor-
mation call Julia Walker at 462-5680. PAGE 4

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The annual Blocker Reunion will be

thisweek!
NOTHING SAYS
held on Sunday, July 19 at the Lodge
Building in Nahunta. Please bring
your speciality covered dish. Paper
products and utensils will be provided.
Come early and share your genealogy

4TH OF JULY LIKE

notes. For more information contact Mercy mission
Sylvia Boren Cleland, 904-268-8518, or Liberty's Mercy Mission will be open
tomcle@bellsouth.net. this Thursday and every two weeks
on Thursdays throughout the summer.

FIREWORKS!
There will be no charge for a hot meal
Softball camp which will be served from the kitchen
Lady Herons Softball Summer Camp at 12 p.m. The clothes closet is also
for girls in grades 1st – 8th will be no charge and will be open on the
held Monday, July 20 – Friday, July 24 same day from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. The
from 8 a.m. - 12 p.m. at the Brantley mission is located in the social hall of
County High School. The cost is $50. the church, located three miles south
For more information contact the of Nahunta off US 301. For more
school at 462-5121. You can register on information or donations, please call
the first day of the camp. 462-8488.

Camp meeting Reunion

The 105th annual camp meeting will The deadline to RSVP and pay money
be held beginning on Thursday, July for the 1994 class reunion of Brantley
23 through Sunday, August 2 on Tab- County High School reunion is Friday.
ernacle Road in Hortense. Morning The reunion will be held on Friday,
prayer at 7 a.m., morning service at 11 August 7 through Sunday, August 9.
a.m., evening service at 7:30 p.m. Sun- Activities will include family BBQ,
day school will be from 9:45 - 10:45 a.m. casual dinner, and beachside devotion.
no night service on Sunday, August 2. Children will be invited to attend
Registration fee is $75 which includes the family BBQ. The entire weekend
room, air conditioning, meals and will cost approximately $30 per adult.
insurance. To reserve a room contact: For more information, call or email:
Misty Rowell at 473-2116. Shaunacee (Degive) Wildes at (478)397-
5282 or alecandshaunacee@yahoo.com
KIRSTEN SMITH REACHES OUT TO or Ralenda (Thornton) Johnson at
Leadership Brantley TOUCH THE FIREWORKS DISPLAY, PART (850)591-9391 or ralenda94@yahoo.com.
Leadership Brantley Planning Com-
mittee will be starting another class
soon. Leadership Brantley is a com- OF THE JULY FOURTH CELEBRATION YMCA
prehensive results oriented leadership The Waycross YMCA will hold Swim
development program presented and SPONSORED BY THE BRANTLEY Camp on Friday from 10:30 a.m. -12
administered by the Brantley County p.m. They will hold Baseballl Camp
Development Authority, Brantley COUNTY MINISTERIAL ALLIANCE. on Monday, Tuesday and Thursday
County Chamber of Commerce, and from 4 -7 p.m. They are also planning
the Brantley County Cooperative MORE PHOTOS ON BACK PAGE. a Wrestling Camp. For more informa-
Extension Office. If you are interested tion call 285-8660.
please call, Peggy Bowers at 462-6328
or Kelli Edgy at 778-5666 for details. PHOTO BY KATHY HENDRIX / SPECIAL TO THE ENTERPRISE
Deadline is Friday, July 24. Fish fry
Lake Ware will hold a fish fry
on Saturday from 4 - 7 p.m. It will

Birthday calendar
The friends of the library are put-
ting together a birthday calendar
SWINE FLU IS HERE Georgia Health District.
be $7 per plate and you may eat in
or take

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If you’re waiting for the H1N1
scheduled to begin January 2010, the virus to show up in south Georgia,
calendar will feature photographs of you don’t have to wait any longer.
Brantley County (a different photo Local newspapers
have reported cases
will be used each month). There is no in southwest and
Neither was identified but of-
ficials said they came in separately
and the cases do not seem to be
connected,
although

CHANGES
the inves-
age limit and the deadline for photo southeast Georgia. tigation is
submission is Friday, July 31. For The case of a in its early
more information contact the Brant- 9-year-old girl in stages and
ley County Library at 462-5454.
Glynn County is the they still • The city of Nahunta’s
first confirmed in
southeast Georgia.
don’t know regular meeting, slated
where the
The unidenti- for Monday of this week,
ROTC camp fied girl recovered
at home and did not
two were
exposed to
the virus.
was cancelled. PUT YOUR WANTAD
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beginning on Monday, July 27 through tion. Officials do
Friday, August 7 from 8 a.m. - 2 p.m. not know how she
addition, has been changed from OF THE DAY OR NIGHT.
cases have
at the Brantley County High School, acquired the virus and the investi- been confirmed at Georgia South- July 10 to July 17. The GO TO
gation is continuing.
Room 501 located in the Vocational A 12-year-old boy and a 40-year-
ern University, first among a group regular meeting will be WWW.BRANTLEYENTERPRISE.COM
of high school age kids attending
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you Air Force athletic clothes to wear
the rest of the week. The cost is $50

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WC hours
Waycross College has an-
nounced a change in general
office hours for the summer
months. The campus is open
Monday through Thursday
from 7:30 a.m. - 5 p.m. and
Friday from 7:30 -11:30 a.m. The
College will resume its regu-
larly scheduled office hours
Monday, Aug. 3.
Closing bridge
Construction on the Blythe
Island Bridge over Interstate
95/ State Route 405 will begin
on Monday, August 3, and con-
tinue for 45 consecutive days,
weather permitting, One lane
of Blythe Island Bridge will be
closed by Tidewater/Skanska
as part of the I-95/ SR 405
construction project reducing
the travel lanes to one. Traffic
signals will be used during
this traffic operation. Motorist
should expect heavy delays
at this location and on Blyth
Island Road.
contact Coach Picklesimer at
912-729-7425, jppick@tds.net
or www.facebook.com/group.
php?gid=50402582297.
Mercy mission
Liberty's Mercy Mission be
open for service every other
Thursday, serving a different
variety of food at 12 p.m. The
clothes closet will open from
10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on the same
day. Liberty Lighthouse Wor-
ship Center is sponsoring the
mission and encourages those
who have needs or donations
to come out and get involved
in the community outreach,
continuing throughout the
summer. The mission is
located in the social hall of the
church, located three miles
south of Nahunta off US 301.
For more information or dona-
tions, please call 462-8488.
Housing authority
The Nahunta Housing Author-
ity is taking applications from
needy families to receive used
stoves and refrigerators. For
more information contact Julia
at 462-5680.
Concerted services
and demonstrations to schools
and community and civic
organizations in our service
area. Their energy efficiency
experts can offer tips that
will help you save electricity
and stretch your budget. If
you are interested scheduling
a program for your group,
please contact our office at 912
462-5131 or 800-262-5131 and
talk with Craig Muchison (ext.
1147), David Smith (ext. 3319) or
Linda Harris (ext. 1151).
Closet
Neighbors Helping Neighbors
has a clothes closet available at
135 Florida Avenue, Nahunta.
Please call Rev. Jimmy and
Barbara Bryant at 462-6340 for
an appointment.
Support groups
SEGa MAMa will hold classes
every Monday at 7 p.m., and
they have Overcomer's and
Family Support Groups. The
fourth Monday of each month
is Speaker Night. The also
hold Victory meetings that
include relapse prevention,
parenting classes, anger man-
agement groups, dysfunctional
families and support groups
on Tuesdays and Thursdays at
thisweek!
Monday-Friday, 8 a.m. - 3 p.m.
For more information call 912-
462-5163 or 912-462-5263.
Foster parents
Brantley and Charlton County FROM PAGE 1
Department of Family and
out. Please call 912-283-3865 for more information.
Children Services are in need
of families who are willing to
open their homes and hearts
to children who are in need. Car wash
For more information, please The Brantley County Herons will hold a Carwash and Chicken
Dinner fundraiser on Saturday at 8 a.m. The car wash will be held
call 1- 877-210-5437 or contact
at Cotton States Insurance Agency and the Chicken dinners will
Gwendolyn McClendon or
be sold at the Piggly Wiggly. The cost will be $6.00 per plate and
Cheryl Jordan at 912- 462-6171
(Nahunta) or 912-496-2527 will include chicken and two sides.
(Folkston).
Celebration
Fibromyalgia The Willacoochee Old Fashion Day Celebration will be held on
The Coastal Georgia Fibromy- Saturday and Sunday at the City Park. For more information call
the Willacoochee City Hall at 912-534-5152.
algia Support Group meets
the first Tuesday of each
month at 6 p.m. at Waynesville
Baptist Church in Swim lessons
Waynesville. For more informa- The Waycross YMCA will offer four sessions of swim lessons for
Waterbuddies, age 3-5 from 12-1 p.m. and Progressive Swim, ages
tion, call Alisha Hendricks at
912-778 4741. 6-12 from 1:30-2:30 p.m. on Monday through Thursday, July 23. The
cost is $65 for non-members and $50 a member.
Masonic meetings
The Nahunta Masonic Lodge Camp
will hold meetings on the first Hickox Baptist Church will hold hold Camp Genesis Boot Camp
'09 beginning Monday through Friday. This is a day camp held at
and third Tuesdays of every
the church for children that were in grades 3-6 this past school
month.
year. Camp will be held from 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. and the cost is $100
which includes all meals, snacks, trips and a t-shirt. To register

Reunion Concerted Services new

operating hours are Monday
9:30 a.m. For more information
call 912-778-4274 or 912-258-0934.
your child or for more information, please call 462-6310.

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are busy and do not answer the phone.
The Brantley County class of through Friday from 8 a.m.
1999 will have it’s ten year class - 4:30 p.m. Lunch from 12-1 p.m.
reunion on August 8 at the Je- Concerted Services is located Animal rescue
kyll Island Ocean Front Resort. at 789 Burton Street, Suite 100, Max's Animal Rescue & Hu-
For more infromation email Nahunta, 462-5163. mane Society of Brantley

bcherons1999@yahoo.com or
call Camille at 462-8529, Marie
at 462-6550, BJ at 462-8218 or
Casey at 449-6788.
Clothes for children
Atkinson Church of God of
Prophecy is sponsoring our
second clothes drive to help
with clothing children. If you
have clothes your children
have outgrown and want to
donate please call 778-5771 or
462-6624 or drop them off at the
church. Bring your children
on Saturday, August 8 in the
church social hall, rain or
shine. There will be no charge
for clothes or school supplies.
Construction
The Interstate 95 south
exit ramp 36A (US 341) will
be closed to allow for the
construction of a new exit
ramp from Sunday, August 17
through Sunday, September 6
weather permitting. A detour
will be in place using exit
ramp 42. This is a work zone
and motorists are advised to
use extreme caution. Motor-
ists should reduce speeds as
they commute through this
GeorgiaCares
GeorgiaCares, a local part-
nership with the Division of
Aging Services, is designed to
educate and help seniors and
disabled persons under age 65
sort through the complexities
of Medicare and related health
insurance concerns. Our
counselors are non-biased and
our services are free. For help,
call 1-800-669-8387.
Mission
Satilla Baptist Church has
opened a Mission the second
Saturday of each month from
the hours of 11 a.m. until 2
p.m., and every Wednesday
from 5 p.m. until 7 p.m. The
mission contains canned foods,
clothes, paper goods and per-
sonal items for the family. If
you are unable to attend at this
time, you can call Satilla Bap-
tist Church Pastor Daniel Har-
ris at 912 237-1000 or Brother
Bud Jones at 912 462-6397 and
they will be glad to serve you
at your convenience. Satilla
Baptist Church is located just
off highway 32 west about 2
miles from the caution light at
NEWS FIRST!
County is currently accepting
donations for puppy food, dry
and canned and
as always monetary dona-
tions are always needed for
operations and for the building
fund. Please specify where you
would like your donation to be
allocated. Contact Lori Hart-
mann Director at 912-458-3263.
Charitable
donations are tax deductible.
Volunteer opportunities are
available.
Clothes closet
Waynesville Baptist is in need
of clothes and shoes of all sizes
for their clothes closet. The
closet is open every Tuesday
from 9 a.m. - 12 p.m.
American indian
The American Cherokee
Confederacy was incorporated
in the state of Georgia in 1976.
We are accepting members
with 1/16 or more of Indian
heritage. You don't have to be
just Cherokee, as long as you
don't belong to another tribe or
organization. For more infor-
mation contact the American
Cherokee Confederacy Tribal

EVEN BEFORE
construction work zone. 301 and 32 intersection. Office 619 Pine Cone Road,
Albany, Georgia 31705 or call
229-787-5722.
Cruise Child restraints
A Thanksgiving ReunionThe Waynesville VFD has been
Cruise for all BCHS class
awarded Mini Grant and has Donations

IT HITS THE
mates and teachers from
available technical assistance Neighbors Helping Neighbors
1970-1990 will be held from
and educational materials to is accepting donations for a
Sunday, November 23 through
reduce the number of fatalities "Fire Fund" to help families
Friday, November 27 aboard
on Georgia’s roads. Materials when their homes are burned
RCCL’s Monarch. The price
include child restraints to and destroyed by fire. Dona-
starts at $416 per person, and
parents who meet financial tions may be sent to Neighbors

STREETS!
includes Travel Insurance and
eligibility. For more informa- Helping Neighbors, c/o Fire
port tax. The cruise sails out of
tion about protecting your Fund, P.O. Box 271 Nahunta,
Port Canaveral and travels to
child from preventable injuries, 31553.
CocoCay, Bahamas and Nassau,
contact Tonya Whitworth at
Bahamas with a day at sea and
912-322-2935 or tonyaCPST@
returning to Port Canavaral.
yahoo.com. Donate blood
You will need a valid pass- The Red Cross needs approxi-
port. For more information mately 1,200 people to
Donations donate blood each weekday to
Brantley County Neighbors meet the needs of approximate-
Helping Neighbors is currently ly 140 hospitals and healthcare
accepting donations for sick facilities. Most people age 17
children, cancer patients, and or older who weigh at least

families in need. Some of the
DEMARUS JOHNS sick children have requested
PAINTING chihuahua puppies, talking
birds, etc. Any donation will
Nahunta
CALL 912-462-6776
110 pounds can give blood. For
more information call 1-800
GIVE LIFE (448-3543).

FOR MORE INFO.

be greatly appreciated. Please
www.richardspaint. contact Ronnie Jacobs at 462- Donations
com 5214, Pat Tompkins at 462-7443, Concerted Services Inc., is
Owner or Mert Dowling at 462-5455 for accepting non-perishable food
more information. items, as well as cash dona-
Demarus Johns tions, for a small food pantry.
Bus. (912)496-7961 The food assistance will be
Cell (912) 222-2122 OREMC programs persons/families who have
OREMC offers safety and emergency/crisis needs.
energy efficiency programs Donations will be accepted
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Obituaries People

Ruth Davis OTC Dr. Gail Thaxton, presi-

Ruth Verneal Lyons Davis, 54, of Waycross, died Sunday ( July 5, dent of Okefenokee Technical
2009) at her residence following an extended illness. Born in Ware College, has announced the
Co, her parents were Martin L. and Ruthie M. Hoggins Lyons. Presidentπs List for Spring
Quarter 2009. To qualify for
She is also preceded in death by her Brother, Martin Lyons Jr., a this honor, a student must
half-sister, Anglin Davis and a half-brother, Edward Davis. She be classified as a full-time
worked in Construction as a painter. She attended First Baptist student, have a grade point
in Blackshear and was of the Pentecostal faith. She is survived average of 3.75 or higher, and
have a cumulative GPA of
by 2 sons, Robert Lyod Dyal of Tennessee and Bobby F. Rigdon, Jr. 2.0 or better. The following
(Teresa) of Waycross; 2 grandsons, Bobby F. Rigdon III and Shelby Brantley County residents
Rigdon and a granddaughter, Christiana N. Rigdon all of Waycross; were named: Evelyn Bruce,
a sister, Joann Lyons of Douglas; 2 half sisters, Mary Anderson of Forest Technology; Rebecca
Dowling, Salon Receptionist;
Waynesville and Macy Lyons of Waycross; 4 half-brothers, Marvin Michael Griffin, Welding and
Lyons of Waycross, Cecil Davis of Blackshear, Jasper Davis of Yulee, Joining Technology; Amy
and Elmer Davis of Waycross; Also, several nieces, nephews and Hiers, Respiratory Care Tech-
other relatives. Funeral services were held Wednesday morning at nology; Tracey Knight, Elec-
trical Lineworker Apprentice;
10 a.m. at the Chapel of Frye Funeral Home with Tom C. Chambers Tammy Lee, Cosmetology;
III officiating. Burial followed in Lyons’ Cemetery, Waynesville. Janet McQuaig, Radiologic
Pallbearers were Joey Chancey, Tracy Davis, Junior Rollins, Sam Technology; David Smith,
Lyons, Zachary Taylor, Ryan Davis, Jamie Davis and William Davis. Welding and Joining Technol-
ogy; Tonya Thompson, Cos-
Sympathy may be expressed by signing the online registry at www. metology; Lauren Williams,
fryefh.com. Certified Nursing Assistant;
and Dana Wimberly, Business
Administrative Technology.
Beth Johns Squires
Arla Elizabeth Johns was born, to Dean and the late Layton Johns,
on March 23, 1962 in Jesup. Beth spent most of her life in Glynn
OTC Dr. Gail Thaxton, presi-
County and attended Glynn Academy (Class of 1979). She was a dent of Okefenokee Techni-
mother and homemaker with a great interest in the arts and a cal College, has announced

OTC employees honored

talented and gifted writer. Beth had a passion for life and loved
cooking, gardening, spending time with family and friends and vol-
unteering with the Red Cross & Habitat for Humanity. Beth touched
the lives of many with her smile and amazing ability to love, she
for service to college
will be sorely missed by family and friends. Beth is preceded in
death by her grandparents George and Flora Leoa Johns and John
and Hazel Wilson; her father Layton Albert Johns and an aunt An- Okefenokee Technical Col-
lege employees were recognized
nie Ruth Johns. She is survived by her mothers Arla Dean Wilson
collectively for their outstanding
Johns; Jim Squires; 3 daughters, Morgan Elizabeth Medlin, Virginia service and dedication to techni-
(Ginny) Joanne Squires, Katherine (Katie) Deanna Squires; a son, cal education and OTC on June
Richard Lee Squires; a grandson, Lawson Lee Mosley; a grand- 16, 2009, professional develop-
ment/staff appreciation day.
daughter, Layla Elizabeth Medlin; a brother, Layton Johns II; a
Individual recognition was also
sister, Lara Johns Forsyth; two nieces, Rebecca Leean Johns, Parker given to fall and spring quarter
Elizaebeth Bleu Woods; Many loving aunts, uncles, cousins and a 2009 Eagle Award recipients.
host of friends. A celebration of Beth's life was held at the Unitar- Fall recipients are Eddie
Murray, technical instructor for
ian Universalists of Coastal Georgia at 1710 Gloucester St., Bruns-
business administrative technol-
wick at 4 p.m. Tuesday, July 7, 2009. Burial was Wednesday, July 8, ogy and computer information
2009 at 11 a.m. at the Robb Lewis Cemetery in Raybon. Honorary systems on the Alma Campus;
Pallbearers were Ken Leppard, Rob Bryant, Ron Sadowski, Bob Lee, Kate Bussey, career counselor
on the Alma Campus; and Dean
Julie Chapman, Sandee Whittingslow, Sici Gregory, Greg Gregory,
Thornton, adjunct faculty for
Carmen Zagami, Lydia Anderson. In lieu of flowers please make allied health programs on the
a donation to the Hospice of the Golden Isles "In honor of Beth Waycross Campus.
Squires and the staff of the nurses of the 4th Floor Oncology of the Murray is a graduate of
OTC, earning 4 AAS degrees,
South East Georgia Health System." There are no finer. Edo Miller
including Microsoft Networking
and Sons Funeral Home is in charge of the arrangements. & Micro Computer Specialist.
He is also a former OTC GOAL
Vermell Griffin
winner and has numerous
specialized certifications, includ-
ing CCNA, CCNP, and MSCE.
Mrs. Vermell Moore Griffin, 89, of Hoboken died Sunday morning Murray is currently pursuing
(July 5, 2009) in the BayView Nursing Home in Nahunta after a long a degree in management from
illness. Born in Brantley County she was the daughter of William Georgia Southwestern State Uni-
versity. Bussey holds a masterπs
T. and Mollie King Moore. A member of Mount Calvary Baptist
in business administration from
Church in Hoboken, she enjoyed cooking and gardening and loved Georgia Southern University
to crochet. Preceded in death by her loving husband, Raleigh Grif- and has been employed by OTC
fin; her parents; 2 sisters, Mattie Johns and Hattie Jacobs; 3 broth- since September 2007. She wears
multiple "hats" on the Alma
ers, Tollie, J.P. and Alvin Moore; also a very special Niece, Ramona
Campus. Thornton is a licensed
Johns. Mrs. Griffin is survived by 2 sons and a daughter-in-law, chiropractor and is president/
Glynn Griffin of Waycross, and Roy and Frances Griffin of King owner of Thornton Family
William, Virginia; a daughter and son-in-law, Diane and Jimmy Chiropractic. He has worked as
an adjunct instructor with OTC
Woodard, of Hoboken; 4 grandchildren, and their spouses, Tim
since 2003. Prior to pursuing a
and Shannon Woodard, Jim and Tammy Woodard all of Hoboken, career in the health field, Thorn-
Phillip Griffin of King William, Virginia and Jessica Griffin of ton was on active duty with the
Washington, D.C.; 4 great-grandchildren, Mollie, Mitch and Raeleigh
Woodard, all of Hoboken and Cole Griffin of Richmond, Virginia;
a very special friend, Gussie Pearson; 2 special nieces, Louise
Harris and Dorothy Leon; also several other nieces, nephews and Engagements
other relatives, 2 special friends, Gussie Pearson and Sandy Moody.
Funeral services were held Tuesday morning (July 7, 2009) at 11
a.m. from the Chapel of Frye Funeral Home with Rev. Mike Yawn
officiating. Pallbearers were Phillip Griffin, Tim, Jim and Mitch Mock to wed Smith
Woodard, Dennice and Danny Crews. Honorary Pallbearers were
Mr. and Mrs. Danny E (Angie Brooks)
Carl Griffin, David Page, Larry Griffin, Mary Shuman and Gaines Mock Jr. announce the engagement and ap-
Lee. Burial followed in the High Bluff Cemetery in Schlatterville. proaching marriage of their daughter, Brit-
tany Summer Mock of Hoboken to Austin
Sympathy may be expressed by signing the online registry at www.
Terry Harris son of Mr. and Mrs. Terry J
fryefh.com. "Bimbo" (Tamara Smith) Harris of Nahunta.
Brittany is the granddaughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Jimmy E. (Barbara) Brooks of
William Rodgers Hoboken and Danny E. Sr. and Lynell Corbitt
of Waycross.
William (Bill) Russell Rodgers Sr., 89, of Valdosta passed away on Brittany is a 2009 graduate of Brantley
Saturday, July 4, 2009 following a lengthy illness. He was born in County High School.
Lowndes County, Georgia on March 13, 1920 and was a lifelong Austin is the grandson of Mrs. John V.
"Pic" (Mary Lou Gardner) Smith Sr. and the
resident of Lowndes County. He was an avid horse lover and before
late John V. "Pic" Smith Sr. of Nahunta and
moving to the Dasher Community in the early 1980’s, Mr. Rodgers the late Barney Harris and the late Mildred
owned a farm, horse stables and riding arena on the land where the Griffin Harris Gillis Landrum.
Valdosta Mall is currently located. It was there that he operated a Austin is a 2005 graduate of Brantley
County High School and is employed with
road-side produce stand each summer for many years where he sold
CSX Transportation.
home-grown produce and introduced Silver Queen sweet corn to The couple will exchange vows at 3 p.m.
this area. He was preceded in death by his parents, Oren Hightower on Saturday, July 11 at Mt. Calvary Baptist
Rodgers and Alice Touchton Rodgers; 2 brothers, O.H. Rodgers Jr. Church in Hoboken.
A reception will follow at Mt. Calvary
and Jimmy Rodgers all of Valdosta; one son and daughter in law,
Walter Ruark Rodgers and Mildred Barthlow Rodgers of Ocala;
Baptist Church Social Hall.
All friends and family are invited to
one grandson, Ted Wayne Rodgers Jr. of Salisbury, N.C.; and his attend.
former wife and the mother of his seven children, Florence Bonnell
Rodgers. Survivors include his 6 children and their spouses, Ted
Wayne Rodgers and Cynthia Shirley Rodgers of Galax, Va., Andrew
US Navy.
Spring quarter recipients
are Karen Strickland, CNA
instructor and program direc-
tor; Margaret Fairley, executive
assistant to the president; and
Tonia Perez, adjunct instructor
for the OTC continuing educa-
tion program at D. Ray James
prison in Charlton County.
Strickland holds an as-
sociate in nursing from South
Georgia College and has been
a full-time employee of OTC
since March 2008. Fellow
Eagle Award winner, Margaret
Fairley, began work at OTC
as administrative assistant to
the vice president of instruc-
tion, Rick Oliver, January 1998.
Perez, a resident of Nahunta,
is retired from the US Army
and has been teaching com-
puter classes at the prison for
OTC since December 2005.
Eagle Award recipi-
ents are nominated by their
supervisors and co-workers
as outstanding employees,
deserving recognition for their
job performance, dedication,
professionalism, and customer
service. K.C. Thornton, Marcia
Braddock, Debbie Yawn, and
Larry Godair serve as Eagle
Award selection committee
members and coordinate the
recognition ceremony.
Following the awards,
OTC President Gail Thaxton
congratulated honorees and
expressed her appreciation to
them for their hard work, stat-
ing that they are very deserv-
ing of the honor.
the Academic Achievement
List for Spring Quarter 2009.
To qualify for this honor, a
student is classified as a
part-time student, has a
grade point average of 3.75
or higher, and has a cumula-
tive GPA of 2.0 or better. The
following students were
named: : Annette Bohannon,
Environmental Horticul-
ture; Jason Carter, Criminal
Justice Technology; Jennifer
Davis, Nail Technician; John
Downs, Computer Support
Specialist; April Driggers,
Certified Nursing Assistant;
Linda Herrin, Environmental
Horticulture; Penny Lynch,
Property Maintenance
Technology; Alan Morning-
star, CompTIA A+ Certified
Technician Preparation;
Wesley Nicholls, Auto Colli-
sion Repair; Thomas Starling,
Commercial Truck Driving;
Miranda Stokes, Certified
Nursing Assistant; and Dolly
Winters, Nurse Technician.
Drug court gets
$37,000 grant
Superior Court Judge
Michael P. Boggs of the
Waycross Judicial Circuit has
announced that the Judicial
Council of Georgia Standing
Committee on Drug Courts
has awarded the Waycross Ju-
dicial Circuit Drug Court Pro-
gram an operational grant
in the amount of $37,000 for
Fiscal Year 2010.
The funding is for July
1, 2009 through June 30, 2010
and is intended to assist the
newly formed court with
ongoing operational costs.
The funding is available
to pay counselors, surveil-
lance officers, court per-
sonnel and ancillary court
services including costs
associated with participants
obtaining their GED.
The funds will also as-
sist the court in paying for
drug testing supplies and to
help defray the costs of drug
testing laboratory equipment
located in the Courtπs Way-
cross and Douglas drug court
facilities.
The Waycross drug
court program was selected
through a competitive grant
application process and fund-
ing is provided through an ap-
propriation from the Georgia
Legislature.
“I am especially apprecia-
tive for the work of Court Ad-
ministrator Charles Faubion,
and the cooperative efforts of
Satilla Community Services
in supporting this Court Pro-
gram. Currently the program
has 56 participants in Coffee,
Ware and Brantley Counties,”
Boggs said.
WC posts 29%
attendance gain
Waycross College has
set a new enrollment record
for summer, posting a double
digit percentage increase

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(Andy) Paul Rodgers and Ann Moose Rodgers of Hahira, Betty Jean compared to one year ago.
Rodgers Smith and Earl Daniel Smith Jr. of Nahunta, Sandra Rodg- According to informa-
tion released by the Collegeís
ers Daugherty and Steve Daugherty of Valdosta, William Russell admissions and records
(Rusty) Rodgers Jr. and Donna James Rodgers, Robert Alan Rodgers department, the final head
and Becky Roark Rodgers all of Valdosta; 9 grandchildren Wendy
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Rodgers Edwards of Independence, Va, Andrew Paul Rodgers Jr. semester is 615. This repre-
sents a 29 percent increase
and his wife, Jan Honeycutt Rodgers of Montgomery, Ala., Joseph
Martin (Marty) Rodgers of Valdosta, Jeannie Smith Altman and
her husband Tracy Altman of Nahunta, Ashley Earl Daniel Smith
the coming weeks. You wil need to either call or e-mail us your new mailing ad- from summer 2008 and
breaks the old record of 524
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dress to continue receiving your newspaper. Contact us at 462-6776 or by e-mail includes students at WC’s
main campus as well as the
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Dr. Jason Holloway, Jessica Lynn Rodgers, Morgan Nicole Rodgers
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enrollment was preceded by
another enrollment increase
Lillian and Jim Hall of Bossier City, La; sister in law, Beatrice
See Obituaries, page 5 are busy and do not answer the phone. when the College experienced
a seven percent jump in the
spring 2009 semester.
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Things you need to know
Change
Brought to you by socialism
By Justin Williams
Over the weekend hundreds and
thousands of American citizens gathered
at grassroots “Tea Parties” coast to coast to
protest Barack Obama’s massive expansion
by government. During his campaign, Mr.
Obama repeatedly said he wanted to be a
“transformational” President.
Now, that transformation appears to be
from a government “of… by… and for” to
govern over the people.
Lately, this has been in the form of “cap
and trade,” which will give government the
ultimate power over the industrial sector of
the economy. And it has been in the form of
the currently proposed socialized health care
plan that will empower the federal govern-
ment to monopolize 14 percent of the nation’s
economy.
Over the weekend, it became entirely too
clear is where President Obama may well be
getting some of his strongest policy support.
The Communist Party of America (CPA),
which nearly died only a few short years
ago, is now alive and thriving. And in his
Independence Day homily to supporters, Dan
Margolis, CPA’s leader in New York, makes
no bones about who to credit for his party’s
remarkable resurgence: “The 2008 election
of Barack Obama, and now his presidency,
are perhaps the biggest continuation of that
spirit in a generation.”
That’s right, to the leaders of the CPA,
there is no question as to why their party has
suddenly re-emerged from the political cata-
combs. And the fact is, if most Americans
were given a blind test with their party plat-
form, most would not be able to tell it from
the Democratic Party platform on which Mr.
Obama ran and won.
For example, the minimum wage legisla-
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our community. Decreased visibility from the
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debilitating injuries and the continued risk
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our teenagers.
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•Great Commercial Sites
• 15 Year Old Planted Pine Also Selling
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•1,103sf Office Building
• 1,825sf Open Ended Shop Bldg
Properties in
These Counties:
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Dodge, Emanuel, Appling, Long,
Clinch & Mitchell Counties, Ga
tion, the Employee Free Choice Act, and • 18’x24” Wood Frame Shelter enclosed w/ chain
bringing socialized health care to Americans link fencing, concrete walls, & slab w/ spill
are all policies supported by both the CPA
and the DNC. Each of these issues will soon
protection system, two 500 gallon tanks and two FOR FREE
be going through Congress with the full sup-
port of Barack Obama.
electric fuel Dispensing Pumps. BROCHURE CALL
In fact, the CPA has a petition up now to
“Declare Your Independence from the Insur- SALE MANAGER, 800-841-9400
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This is just the tip of the iceberg. The
CPA also agrees with the DNC on massive
pre-k funding, extension of unemployment
insurance, not allowing social security to be
privatized, and myriad other issues.
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found their Dear Leader to lead their cause,
if not their Party.
The fact is, with every passing day and
new program, the “Change” that’s sweep-
ing the nation looks more like the Bolshe-
vik, than the American Revolution. George
Washington’s admonition that government
“is a dangerous servant and a fearful master”
seems to have been supplanted by Marx’s Big
Government mantra “From each according to
his abilities, to each according to his needs.”
And that leaves the American people
with a dilemma: they either stand up for
freedom and liberty or as Mr. Margolis says
in his folksy July 4th salute to his troops
“take a moment to relax and celebrate with
family and friends all that we’ve achieved so
far—and all the victories to come up to and
including a socialist USA.”
(Justin Williams is a Contributing Editor
of ALG News Bureau.)
Raising taxes
From Raymond Russell It’s Not Just a Day at the Beach.
The County Commissioners want to
raise taxes again, in order to build the recre-
ation center. I oppose this! The county says its It’s your education. With four new bachelor’s and
financially broke, how can it keep spending 49 associate degree programs to choose from, the College of Coastal
my money. How can we property owners keep
allowing our property taxes to rise yearly. If Georgia has the right program for you. Small class sizes, the lowest tuition
we keep allowing tax increases we won't be
able to own property. and fees in the Southeast, and a setting close to the beach also make the
Many senior citizens who own property College of Coastal Georgia the perfect learning environment.
live on fixed incomes and may just get by.
The county keeps on raising taxes with no
consideration for its seniors. I want to see the
property taxes for seniors be frozen for those
62 years old and older that live on their prop-
erty. This will be worked on in the near future.
It seems as if the county needs a stimu-
lus or bail our plan yearly and its going to
cause property owners either to loose, sell or
continue to borrow money to pay property
taxes for the services we are paying for.
The best of those are the volunteer
fire department and the EMT. The rest are
secondary to being fair. We property owners Apply Now for Fall 2009. www.ccga.edu
are slaves to county taxes and for the county
government. We either like it, don't like it or
can do everything to stop them from raising
taxes every year.
It's uncalled for!
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Obituaries
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Rodgers of Valdosta; 3 nephews, Jimmy Coleman and his wife

Carole Ann of Marshall, Texas., Rod Coleman and his wife
Cheryl of Gilbert, Ariz., and Larry Rodgers and his wife, Dawn
of Valdosta; one niece, Teresa Minchew and her husband, Gary

HAPPY BIRTHDAY of Valdosta; and two other nieces. Funeral services were held at
2 p.m., Wednesday, July 8, 2009 in the chapel of Carson McLane

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462-6705.
Happy Jack Kennel Spot: the strongest
flea and tick protection. Quicker kill,
longer residual. Contains NO growth
regulators! Waynesville Hardware (778-
5214). www.happyjackinc.com
FOR SALE: Chickens, quails, and bid-
dies. Call William Jefferson at 462-5579.
Miscellaneous
CLOTHES, GIFTS & MORE located in
Hickox on 301 is currently accepting
Summer consignments Please call
ahead! Clothes must be stain and odor
free and on hangers. 30 piece limit.
brought in by appointment only so please
call ahead. 462-7984. Come in and check
us out. we are not your average consign-
ment shop. 1/2 off Sale 1st Saturday
each month! Young ladies come see our
assortment of dresses for your pageant
and wedding needs. Mrs. Ann, Trish, and
Stephanie. 462-7984.
Brand New stock tires and rims for a
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Suzuki 4-wheeler. Asking $300. Call Tina
at 462-6017.
Need help with your mobility? We are
Medical Mobility Solutions. An authorized
Medicare, Medicaid, VA and insurance
provider of medical equipment. We offer
free consultation, will tell you up front
about any co-pay requirements, and
will file all necessary paperwork on your
behalf. Call us in Waycross at 912-285-
8595 and let us help.
New this week to Finders Keepers!
Karen's Creations eyeglass lanyards.
Several styles to choose from or request
a specific color or material. Custom made
beaded jewelry that is uniquely yours!
Looking forward to the new location for
Finders Keepers.
LOST: Shaving kit with medicine and
various items. If found call 462-5469.
Reward.
FOR SALE: Christmas decorations, 2
ceiling fans, chain saw, table saw, wall
decorations, and tools. Call 458-3307.
FOR SALE: New 2009 Jazzy Scooter,
$1,500. Please call 912-462-6705 or 462-
5034. Will make a 360 degree turn.
Call Steve for your next Barber ap-
pointment at Rowell's Hair Care. Also,
quality built cypress furniture and lumber.
912-462-6303.
FOR SALE: Realistic Pro 2006 scanner
base unit 400 channels-sold new $400
like new asking $150; Curtis Mathes
bookshelf speakers $50 pair; Realistic
DIRT
FOR SALE
912-223-3056
Big Bubba's
Trucking
AND LAND CLEARING
BUFFALO
CREEK
Family Barber Shop
912-462-8956
Tue. - Fri.
9 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Haircuts - $10
Seniors - $8
6 Baker Creek Road
Nahunta, GA 31553
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speakers $20 pair. Call 912-778-4160.
FOR SALE: Kids computer, $175;
2 games - 1 for $10 and 1 for $15;
Computer stand, $40. Call 462-6770 or
552-9207.
1986 Ford Escort wagon, needs
transmission, $500 OBO; Collectable
Indian plates with certificates, $30 -$40
each, most are rare collectables; Reese
travel trailer sway bars, whole set, $150
OBO; Misc. Pokemon and Yugio cards
(rare), Best offer; Dual exhaust for Honda,
$50 OBO. Desk for computer, $55. Box
car Willie 1955 and Bozo the Clown
both as a set, $550 or $300 each firm.;
1951 mexican news, engraved print by
RC Woodville, 1840-1850 Sir Walter
Scott Bar T engraved print by W. Allan,
Ray & HS Sadd N, $2,500 each, these
are originals in original frames. Call
912-778-3000.
Yard Sales
Waynesville Volunteer Fire Dept. will
be accepting donations year round for
our semi-annual yard sales (no clothes
please). We also help burnout victims
throughout the year, and what we don't
use, we sell. We are also accepting
donations of Gaterade, Powerade, and
water for the volunteers during incidents.
Contact Lucy Cathcart at 912-778-4551
or Jack Cathcart 912-266-7172 to make
arrangements to deliver or we will also
pick up.
Pittman’s
Back hoe &
Fill Dirt
Bulldozer work
Landscaping
of all kinds,
small and big
Septic tank
Bush hog
Tiling
Day number (912) 458-2223
Home (912) 458-2362
Cell phone (912) 282-6375
• Lawn Maintenance
• Landscape Design
• Pressure Washing
• Auto/Boat/RV Detailing
Michael Saxon
912-778-4498/266-6295
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