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Brasstown Ringers ring in spring

YHC theater presents the ‘Pirates of Penzance’

Young Harris College’s Theatre Young Harris will present four performances of Gilbert and Sullivan’s most popular operetta The Pirates of Penzance, Thursday-Sunday, April 22-25. Performances begin at 7 p.m. Thursday-Saturday, and 2 p.m. on Sunday in Glenn Auditorium of the Clegg Fine Arts Building on the YHC campus. Tickets are $15 or $5 with a YHC ID. The Pirates of Penzance is a smash-hit swashbuckling romp filled with sentimental pirates, bumbling policemen, silly young lovers and an unforgettable Major-General and his dewy-eyed daughters. Full of romance, comedy and intrigue, this musical masterpiece has been called “a truly perfect show!� by the London Times. Directed by Eddie Collins, theatre department chair and assistant professor of theatre, the operetta features junior Misty Barber of Nashville, Ga., as Ruth, senior Ryan Bender of Braselton, Ga., as Frederick, sophomore Eric Lindsey of Fayetteville, Ga., as The Pirate King, junior Katie Marlowe of Clermont, Ga., as Mabel, junior Austin Freeman of Hartwell, Ga., as the Sergeant of Police, sophomore Tyler Ogburn of Blairsville, Ga., as Samuel, and sophomore Evan McLean of Woodstock, Ga., as Major-General Stanley. Ensemble members include senior Hannah Guest of Crawford, Ga., senior Michelle Honaker of Blairsville, Ga., junior Josiah Bridges of Jefferson, Ga., sophomore Brandon Engelskirchen of Kannapolis, N.C., sophomore Ashley Murray of Young Harris, Ga., freshman Chase Alford of Carrollton, Ga., freshman Michael Brown of Savannah, Ga., sophomore Nicole Conrad of Young Harris, Ga., freshman Marvin Hemphill of Buford, Ga., freshman Sarin Rossi of Fayetteville, Ga., sophomore Monica Sanders

It takes a village to raise a family

Aspen Fine and Isabella Richter, both Girl Scouts from Troop 30201 went into the community and asked local businesses, community leaders, community service agencies and the Clay County Chamber of Commerece to find out about some needs in their community and surrounding areas and how they could help. Both young girls strive to be difference makers. Accordingly, from the information they gathered, they decided to serve their community through a diaper, diaper ointment, formula, and baby food drive that will benefit the homeless shelters, Women's Enrichment Centers & Food Pantry. These agencies currently serve many

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of Cumming, Ga., freshman Sam Walker of Epping, England, sophomore Ashley Ware of Dacula, Ga., junior Will Harris of Blairsville, Ga., and freshman Paul Lombardi of Winder, Ga. Theatre Young Harris is a performing arts organization of Young Harris College. Each season, the theatre company presents a full lineup of notable productions, including full-length musicals, innovative dramas, classic plays, children’s shows and more. Auditions are open to students, faculty and staff of Young Harris College as well as the community. Theatre Young Harris is di-

rected by Eddie Collins, chair of the theatre department at Young Harris College. Tickets are on sale now through the Young Harris College Box Office located in the Gooslby Center lobby. Box office hours are Monday-Friday, 3-5 p.m. Tickets may be purchased online anytime at www. yhc.edu/tickets. Founded in 1886, Young Harris College is a private, baccalaureate degree-granting college located in the beautiful mountains of north Georgia. Historically affiliated with ÉŠF 6OJUFE .FUIPEJTU $IVSDI Young Harris College educates,

inspires and empowers students through the highest quality liberal arts education. Long known for nurturing students during the first two years of college, Young Harris College received accreditation in 2008 to grant bachelor’s degrees. The College currently has approximately 700 students across four divisions—Fine Arts, Humanities, Mathematics and Science, and Social and Behavioral Science—and plans to increase enrollment to 1,200 over the next few years. The historic campus in Young Harris, Ga., is currently undergoing major campus improvements to accommodate the College’s growth.

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Once again, Brasstown Ringers, the premier community handbell ensemble in western North Carolina, presents its bronze artistry for your enjoyment. This spring’s concerts will be presented at John C. Campbell Folk School on May 14 at 7:30 p.m. This year’s program features Celtic music arranged for handbells and includes a special arrangement of Celtic tunes by our own ringer, Travis Vaughn of Atlanta, GA. On Saturday, May 15, at 4:00 pm, the concert will be repeated at All Saints -VUIFSBO $IVSDI PO 64 IJHIXBZ between Blairsville and Young Harris. On June 19th, at 1 p.m. Brasstown Ringers will be featured on the Church Street stage at the “Taste of Scotland� festival in Franklin, NC. A full length concert at First Methodist Church of Franklin will follow at 7 p.m. that evening. Each week, North Carolina members Pat Love of Andrews, Joan Marble and Brian Fagan of Murphy, and Henry Meinecke of Brasstown, gather at the Meinecke home for two to three hour rehearsals, while Linda Sterret, Diane & Mark Schiekedanz and Beth & Jim Hunter make the trek over the mountains from Franklin. Traveling up from Georgia are members Travis Vaughn of Atlanta, Bruce Brunner of Morganton, Liza Lawrence and Joyce Knappenberger of Blue Ridge and Glenda Wattenbarger of Epworth. The group is directed by Pat Meinecke of Brasstown, NC with sectional rehearsal assistance by Travis Vaughn. Donations received at these concerts are used to further the art of handbell ringing throughout western North Carolina, north Georgia and eastern Tennessee. For information about handbell workshops, beginning bell classes or to schedule a performance, contact Pat Meinecke after the concerts or call at 828-837-8822.

Hwy. 64 opens, rafting season starts April 16 marks the re-opening of Highway 64 through some of the most scenic areas of Tennessee. And the next day, Saturday, April 17, is the beginning of the 2010 Rafting Season for Ocoee Adventure Center, one of the most unique rafting experiences on the Ocoee. “We are thrilled that the road is finally re-opened, but that’s not the only reason we’re predicting a betterthan-ever season,� said Larry Mashburn, president of Ocoee Adventure Center. “After a long and cold winter, many people are excited to get outside and experience the outdoors with their friends and families. The Ocoee is a dam-controlled river with a consistent water flow so our guests are always guaranteed great water levels. And each trip is a unique adventure experi-

encing Class III and IV whitewater on the Ocoee.� Ocoee Adventure Center offers guided raft trips along the upper and middle sections of the Ocoee River. Each is about five miles long and takes approximately three-and-a-half to four hours. “We believe in having fun on the water and taking our time with guests who raft with us,� Mashburn said. “The majority of our guides have been with us for several years and know every rapid, eddy and wave in the river, so the trips are exhilarating adventures.� Highway 64 was closed last November following a massive rockslide. As a result eastbound traffic from Cleveland and Chattanooga was See Rafting, page 2B

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Columnist When I was a kid growing up in the 1940s and 50s, I usually got to go to the movies about once a week. That was usually on the weekend. There was almost always a Western together with some other feature, but one of my favorite parts was the serial movies. In those days Republic Pictures and Columbia Pictures were the most prolific producers. I learned to love a cliffhanger, and I still do. Now put that together with an intriguing question, “Whatever happened to Israel’s Ark of the Covenant?� Steven Spielberg asked that question and came up with an interesting solution. (Incidentally, the Church of Ethiopia claims they have the original Ark, but most serious students of the subject think that it’s more likely a copy.) Raiders of the Lost Ark (1981) is, to quote a fellow teacher of mine, “pure entertainment.� Spielberg pays tribute to the serial movies of my childhood in this

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Kasey Kahne – He’s dreamy By: Cathy Elliott Columnist Each January, the National Motorsports Press Association (NMPA) holds its annual convention and awards banquet in Charlotte. It’s a fun event, and it’s always nice to see the sometimes underappreciated motorsports media corps rewarded for its hard work. The portion of the program attendees either look forward to most or absolutely dread, depending on how photogenic they are, is a slide show of media members going about their business during the previous season, punctuated by pithy comments from a current NMPA executive board member. On one particularly memorable evening a few years back, the slide show included several totally random shots of Kasey Kahne, to which Mike Hembree, current NASCAR editor for SPEEDTV.com and that year’s purveyor of pith, would simply deadpan: “Kasey Kahne. He’s dreamy.� About the third time this happened, the audience joined in with the refrain,

very entertaining piece of work. Doctor “Indiana Jones� (Harrison Ford), a very adventurous archaeologist, is sent by the US government to retrieve the Ark of the covenant before it falls into the hands of the Nazis. You always need a good villain for your story and the Nazis are perfect for this one. Anyhow, Indiana finds himself in Egypt along with a former girlfriend Marion (Karen Allen) and a good friend, Sallah (John Rhys-Davies). Indiana succeeds in recovering the Ark from its burial place, but is betrayed by his arch enemy Bellog (Paul Freeman). Bellog of course turns the Ark over to the Germans but Indy is able to retrieve it after a running fight with a truck driver and other henchmen. This is one of the best dramatic uses of Yakima Canutt’s famous stagecoach drag. Indiana and his friends managed to get the Ark on board a ship, but the ship is intercepted by a German submarine. The Germans take the Ark to an island in the Mediterranean and Indiana follows threatening to blow it up unless they turn it over to him. Bellog

and I have to confess I haven’t seen a photo of Kahne since without “He’s dreamy,� providing the background music in my head. Silly, yes, but it now seems that others share this opinion with the NMPA. There’s a slight chance you missed this snippet of recent NASCAR news, because I have it on pretty good authority that some people actually do live in caves, hide under rocks and vacation on the moon. So for all two or three of you, here’s the deal. Hendrick Motorsports announced on April 14 that Richard Petty Motorsports driver Kasey “He’s Dreamy� Kahne would be taking over the No. 5 Chevy, currently piloted by Mark Martin, beginning with the 2012 NASCAR Sprint Cup Series season. The contract was described as being “longterm,� which after further investigation turns out to mean something like “five years and then we’ll see.� Speculation has run rampant since the announcement, as even the most mathematically challenged among us figured out fairly quickly, that something significant lies between the current NASCAR Sprint Cup Series season and the 2010 season; namely, that would be the year 2011. There are so many theories flying around that all we seem to be missing is a grassy knoll.

What will KK do next year? Mark Martin and Dale Earnhardt, Jr. both have contracts extending to and through the end of 2011, and call me crazy, but I’m guessing that Jeff Gordon and Jimmie Johnson’s deals with HMS extend into the afterlife. So why, fans are wondering, would Hendrick Motorsports sign a contract with such a talented and popular driver without having a car for him to drive? Just think of it like shoe shopping. Man, woman, child or horse, there are certain styles of footwear that fit us better than others. So naturally, whether it is Cole Haan or Converse, Ferragamo or a farrier’s iron, we naturally gravitate toward those same choices over and over again. They suit us. Hendrick Motorsports is like that. Their drivers are unique individuals with their own personalities and driving styles, but they have some similarities, too. They look, dress, speak and conduct themselves in an appropriate way. They are not only role models; they are NASCAR poster boys. They convey a positive image for the sport. Kasey Kahne – who is dreamy, in case you didn’t know -- is a brand that fits well in this closet. He definitely looks the part; still young with a long racing future ahead of him, his good looks have been the subject of many

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makes a bargain with him because he’s sure Indiana wants to know what’s in the Ark as much as he or anyone else. The scene where the Ark is opened is one of the most dynamic special effects scenes on film to date. The flesh seems to melt from everyone around except Indiana and Marion who avoid looking at the phenomenon. In the closing scene we see the Ark encased in a crate being stored in a humongous warehouse with several other similar artifacts. Meanwhile Indiana is proclaiming that these fools don’t know what they’ve got. Today we give a reel memories salute to Steven Spielberg and the cast and crew of Raiders of the Lost Ark (1981). William V. Reynolds is the author of “Murder in the Okefenokee� available at McCaysville Public Market and Pat’s Country Kitchen in McCaysville; Parris Pharmacy, The Book Nook and Ingles in Blue Ridge; Book Nook in Blairsville; and Phillips and Lloyd in Hayesville.

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an amusing TV commercial. Anyone who has watched the annual NASCAR Sprint Cup Awards Banquet has probably noticed he isn’t all that comfortable with formal speech-making, but he’s a generally cordial person with a calm manner of speaking and a low-key personality not much given to controversy. And lest we forget, he’s a good driver. He was the Cup Series' Raybestos Rookie of the Year in 2005, and made the Chase for the Sprint Cup field in 2006 -when he won six races -- and in 2009. No one can say with any degree of certainly at this point exactly what car Kahne will be driving in 2011, but why get so worked up about it? There are plenty of options, with Stewart-Haas Racing being the most commonly mentioned for now. What we do know is that Rick Hendrick has said he will be competing in the Cup Series full time in 2011. And we know the car will be a fast, competitive one. How can we be so sure? That’s easy; the legendary Rick Hendrick agrees that Kasey Kahne is, in fact, dreamy, and if you want to second-guess THAT guy, you’re entirely on your own. Because Mr. Hendrick understands full well this time honored purchasing principle: If the shoe fits, buy it. Or at least sign it to a long-term contract.

Rafting: t $POUJOVFE GSPN QBHF # diverted north through Tellico and around the gorge to Ducktown. �The Tennessee Department of Transportation has taken the opportunity to widen the road at 15-mile-perhour curve midway between the put-in and the take-out so that the bus and vehicle passage there is now extremely safe,� Mashburn said. The roadway repairs delayed the opening of the rafting season by nearly six weeks. Fortunately, the rockslide did not damage any of the dams or the river’s infrastructure. The rockslide came just feet of hitting the Ocoee #2 dam which is the “middle� put-in where rafters put in to begin their adventure. The Ocoee River is located in Southeast Tennessee and was the site for the whitewater slalom events in the 1996 Centennial Olympics. It is the only Olympic River in America that people can experience the exact same conditions, rapids, and water levels that the Olympic competitors experienced. The Ocoee is a Class III and IV river and is characterized by large rapids with names such as Humongous, Godzilla, Table Saw, and Grumpys. Ocoee Adventure Center is locally owned and operated and has been operating on the Ocoee since 1997. Rafting trips run on both the Upper Olympic section and the Middle section. Ocoee Adventure Center is a one-stop-shop not only offering whitewater rafting adventures but also offers guided mountain biking, whitewater kayak instruction, and flat water kayaking trips in the Cherokee National Forest as well. Ocoee River Rafting is open for rafting on the weekends only in the months of April and May. Beginning May 27, rafting is open five days a week (Thursday through Monday) through Labor Day and then weekends only until the end of October. Please call the reservation office at 1-888-732-8622 for trip times and availability or book online at www. ocoeeadventurecenter.com.

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Brother’s Restaurant, with locations in Young Harris, Ga., and Murphy, N.C., will host a Community Night for the Young Harris College Local Scholarship Campaign on Thursday, May 6. Brother’s Restaurant will donate 15 percent of their sales between 4:30 and 8:30 p.m. to help benefit scholarships for local students attending the College. Young Harris College President Cathy Cox will greet attendees at the Young Harris Brother’s Restaurant location. Members of the Young Harris College Board of Associates will also volunteer at the restaurants throughout the evening. “Members of the College community and local citizens will have an easy opportunity to support the 2009-2010 Local Scholarship Campaign simply by eating dinner

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More than 150 students from the surrounding counties of Towns, Union, Fannin and Gilmer in Georgia and Cherokee and Clay in North Carolina are currently enrolled at Young Harris College. Reflecting a commitment by the College and the local community to these students, the Local Scholarship Campaign was established to raise funds to support the educational goals of local students at Young Harris College.

The Young Harris College Board of Associates, a 29-member group of local business and civic leaders who serve as ambassadors for the College as well as a sounding board for the community, leads this effort. Each fall the Board of Associates launches the annual Local Scholarship Campaign in an effort to assist in providing aid to the students coming to Young Harris College from these six communities. Students like Julie Kelley, a sophomore allied health major from Union County, benefit from the scholarship money raised. “By receiving support from the Local Scholarship program, I have been able to stay close to home to attend college. I was not ready to move somewhere else for college, and I don’t think I would have achieved as

much if I had moved away to a bigger school. This is home for me,” she said. Sophomore Kendric McDonald, an education major from Cherokee County, N.C., said, “My scholarship has meant a lot to both me and my parents. When deciding which college to attend, cost was a determining factor. “Thanks to the Local Scholarship Campaign, I was able to attend the college of my choice and play baseball at Young Harris College.”

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Sentinel Newspapers April 21, 2010

‘Run for Your Wife’ now in rehearsal

The Blue Ridge Community Theater is in rehearsal for the next Main Stage play, Run for Your Wife, by Ray Cooney. John Smith is your ordinary London cab driver. He owns his own car, sets his own hours, is hard working, punctual and lives a very ordinary life...with the exception of his two wives, Mary and Barbara. One night John stops an old women from getting mugged and gets knocked unconscious. After being checked over at the hospital, he is taken to his home with Mary by a local police officer, Detective Troughton. However, that

morning, he supposed to be with at his home with Barbara. After realizing his predicament, John tries to get home to Barbara while keeping both his first wife Mary and Detective Troughton from finding out about his second wife. Enlisting the help of his upstairs slacker neighbor, Stanley Gardener, John heaps one lie upon another to get back to Barbara and back on his very precise schedule. All appears to be well until another police officer, Detective Porterhouse, arrives from a neighboring district investigating the case of two cab drivers

named John Smith, both mugged on the same night but having different addresses. Quick thinking Stanley exaggerates several more lies to create a new John Smith for Detective Porterhouse, while keeping the truth from Mary. As the lies pile up and craziness ensues, Stanley and John try valiantly to keep the nosy detectives busy, John's suspicious wives from running into each other, their sex lives straight and all of their stories together. Run for Your Wife is a fast paced, slap-stick, laugh a minute romp that leaves you in stitches and begging for

Crossword puzzle of the week ACROSS 1. Albacore or bluefin 5. Angered 10. Russian emperor 14. “Smallest particle” 15. What we’re called 16. Anger 17. Exile 19. Largest continent 20. Third person pronoun female

21. Principal 22. Leased 24. 5280 feet 25. Thievery 26. Leave behind empty 29. Supper 30. Dwelling 31. Burn slightly 32. Possesses 35. Rational

36. Bit of color 37. Puncture 38. S 39. Juliet’s beau 40. Not tight 41. Seamster 43. The largest flying bird in the west 44. Enamored 46. Manage 47. Walk unsteadily

48. Wings 49. Donkey 52. Dissolute man 53. Inexpensive 56. Parts of a play 57. A ring-shaped surface 58. Coin opening 59. Make more acute 60. Part of a lyric poem 61. Bottom of the barrel

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more. The play opens May 7th and runs through May 30th, every Friday and Saturday night at 7:30pm and Sundays at 2:00. Reserved Seating is 15$ plus tax. Senior and Student discounts can apply. Call the Box Office for more details or to reserve your seats today! 706-632-9223. Pictured from Left to right are: Darean Cool, Julian Smith, Swan McKnight, Betty Ratcliffe, Tim Stanley, Norma Bean, Laura Phillips, Bradley Bemboom.

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Pet of the Week

Meet Daphne, she's a young tortoise shell female- about a year old. She has a sweet personality and has been at the shelter since she was just a little kitten. Daphne enjoys a soft spot for napping and a nice relaxing scratch on her head. She is waiting for someone to come along and give her the loving home she deserves. She gets along well with the other cats, is spayed and up to date with her vaccinations. Do you have a home for Daphne? Call June at 706-379-2169. If you cannot adopt, but would like to help our animals, donations are greatly appreciated and may be mailed to 1732 John Smith Rd. E., Blairsville, GA 30512.

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LLPAA’’S

PEACOCK PLAYHOUSE PRESENTS

trees leave CD Release Concert at the Peacock Playhouse Hayesville, NC www.peacockplayhouse.org

Saturday, April 24 7:00 p.m. Tickets $10

Available at the door General admission CDs for sale at the concert A Nashville-based alternative folk-rock duo with local roots, Cobi Ferguson and Wyatt Espalin blend their bluegrass beginnings with a love of rock, blues and traditional country music. www.treesleavemusic.com

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Mozilla Firefox makes a better web By: Bryan Hughes Bryan@wncSentinel.net Sometimes it's not so much about the website you are looking for, but rather the vehicle you used to get there. A great majority of people are using Microsoft's Internet Explorer to browse the web, and that's fine - if you enjoy having your pages displayed wrong, being vulnerable to viruses, and having your pages crash on an hourly basis. In walks Mozilla Firefox to answer the call of sub-par web browsing. Firefox is a sleek, easy to use, highly secure, and ultra-fast web browser. The speed alone is a reason to drop Microsoft "Internet Exploder" and start using Firefox. As their website puts it - "It's like trading a minivan for a sports car." Pages load faster, they display properly and the entire program just works - without needless interruption. The browser is also incredibly customizable, you can theme it to look however you so desire, and

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Upcoming concert on the square in Hayesville on Friday April 30 from 7 pm to 9 pm? The band is “Cornbread Ted and the Butter Beans.� “Cornbread Ted� & the Butterbeans play bona fide, old-timey ruckus music. Their musical repertoire includes Old-Time Fiddle Tunes, Jug Band Songs, Early Country, Bluegrass, Country Blues & Ragtime. They’ll leave you hungry for more of that good time, foot stompin’ music! The band members include:

“Cornbread� Ted Whisenhunt, banjo, mandolin, blues harp, vocals Eloise Whisenhunt, Upright Bass Jamie “Pinto� Watson, resonator guitar, mandolin, vocals Darlena Watson, spoons, washboard Don’t forget your chairs. And bring the whole family. Remember Hayesville is happenin’! The Clay County Communities Revitalization Association (CCCRA) is a sponsor of the concert.

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