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History wiki Local Republicans visit chronicles county state GOP convention By Harrison Keely EDITOR

The goal is simple: To provide a living history of Clay County. It's a book of records that doesn't face a page limit and isn't limited to one author. The Clay County History Wiki is an extensive project being provided by the Sentinel in the interest of preserving history as it takes place. You may be familiar with "Wikipedia," the comprehensive online encyclopedia. The term "Wiki" is Hawaiian for fast, easily lending the word to an quicklyeditable online database. The Clay County History Wiki is aims to involve every citizen of Clay County, by inviting all to share their knowledge on the site. Already, Clay County Historian Carl Moore has provided the material from his recent history book to the project, contributing to the records and history digitally available to the public. The new wiki offers information not found elsewhere, even in state records, such as a digital list of graduating classes from Hayesville High School dating back to 1915. School sports records and timelines are also available. For instance, say a new student breaks the long jump record SEE HISTORY, PAGE 7A

Four members hobnob with legislators and candidates Four members of the Clay County Republican Party have just returned from the NCGOP State Convention in Greensboro. While there, they were able to spend time with many of our current legislators and WKRVH UXQQLQJ IRU RIÀFH LQ 1RYHPEHU &RXQty Chairman, Pat Margo, Mary Jane Margo, County Secretary, Linda Westergard, and Chet Westergard made the journey to get a ÀUVW KDQG ORRN DW SODQV IRU WKH FRPLQJ HOHF-

tion, and to promote the value of Clay County among our national and state representatives. Republican presidential candidate, John McCain addressed the group via videotaped remarks. His remarks were well received by the group of over 700 delegates. The speech focused on unity and the need for action. Among those addressing the convention were Senator Richard Burr, who is acting as the statewide campaign chairman for Sena-

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Tickets for gift baskets help provide support A woman walks in and eyes a postcard stand in the corner. Taking her time, she regards the cards, one by one, as if determining the value of each individually. “How much are the postcards?� she asks, picking one up and holding it at eye level. “We just got them set up; will you help me decide?� responds Dorothy Eldridge. Five for a dollar? Possibly, but that still sounds too high. The woman replaces the postcard in the stack and explains her situation. She runs the postcard ministry for shut-ins from her church. A dime then. A dime a postcard. Dorothy Eldridge has the job of pricing every single item on sale at Moss Memorial Library. When Town and Country Pharmacy closed last year, the items left within the vacant store lingered. Owner Anita Lance made the decision to donate the remaining inventory to the Hayesville library.

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Delicious food,'50 and '60 music, and activities in- ville, Jacky Jones Dodge, and Big Country Modular cluding Music Trivia, '50 Trivia, and the The Antiques Homes. Guessing Game kept the public and entrants enterSponsors of the games, awards and services intained until the skies opened up and sent everyone run- cluded Hayesville Printing, Copper Door, The Garning for cover at the Clay County Communities Revi- den Shoppe, Nichols & Nichols, Ingles Market, Tighe talization Association Car-B-Que White Construction, Phillips & By Sandy Nicolette Saturday June 14. Lloyd Book Shop, Bowar & AssoCONTRIBUTING WRITER Overcast skies and a rainy afterciates, Inc., Cottage Salad Station noon failed to dampen the spirits Deli & Market, Take a Break Porand car enthusiasts who enjoyed the 49 beautiful clas- tables, Crossroads Auto Center, All Tucked In, Silver sic cars that were on display around the square. Shears, The Market and Signs Fast. CCCRA thanks the following sponsors who made Look forward to a Family Fun Fest on Saturday, Authis event possible. Corporate Sponsors for the Car-B- gust 9th as a CCCRA -sponsored "Back to School" Que included United Community Bank, Bank of Hia- event. Games and activities for all ages will be on tap. wassee, Nantahala Bank, Jacky Jones Ford of Hayes- We look forward to seeing you there.

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CA LEN D A R THIS WEEK Free contra dances The dances will be from 7-9 pm Wednesday and Thursday nights and after the concert Friday night at the Folk School Community Room, Keith House. Beginners and experienced dancers welcome. Beginners are advised to arrive promptly at 7 pm.

FREE Diabetes Management There will be free instruction about diabetes management at the Moss Library in Hayesville on Wednesday June 18 from 3-5 pm. There is no charge and all are welcome.

Hamlet Course The Institute for Continuing Learning at Young Harris College is offering a five-day course on Shakespeare’s Hamlet from an expert on this classic. It is open to members and non-members alike for the cost of registration. The class will meet on Fridays, June 18 through July 25, at 3:15 pm in Classroom 104 in the Goolsby Building on the campus of the college. Take a break from politics and consider Shakespeare’s handling of subjects such as power plays, lust, murder, revenge, and corruption in high places. The course leader is Eleanor Crowder, a native of New Orleans and a graduate of Emory University, who taught British Literature in Miami for 25 years. Contact Bob Langenbacher (706-379-2660) for more information on how to register. The cost is $17

Fun with Fruits It’s summer time again and that means Summer Time Cooking with Clyde. You will discover the Five a Day Fun for Every Season with Fruits and Vegetables. Clyde McCoy is with the Expanded Food and Nutritional Education Program. She will be having hands-on activities for you to enjoy the many wonderful tastes of fruits and vegetables, a cool crafts, and an exciting physical activity. Clyde has

SELF-HELP Assault Support Rape and sexual assault have physical and emotional effects, both short-term and lasting. REACH of Clay County is holding a sexual assault support group for women in Hayesville. Call (828) 389-0797.

Stroke Support A stroke support group meets every third Thursday of each month. The meetings are in the large conference room at Murphy Medical Center. Medical advisor is Dr. Ken Cassell. Contact Carol Dorman or Dawn Colbert in the discharge planning department at (828) 835-7589.

Al-Anon Meetings Al-Anon, meets on Sunday night at 8 p.m. at Chatuge Regional Hospital in Hiawasse; Tuesday at noon and the Mountain Regional Library in Young Harris; Wednesday Night at 8 p.m. at the Mountain Presbyterian Church in Blairsville; and on Thursday at noon at the Episcopal Church of The Good Shepherd in Hayesville. Al-Anon is open to anyone who has been affected by someone else's drinking or drug use. For more information call Renee at 706-835-5827 or Ivey at 706-897-0628 in Georgia or in North Carolina contact Pat at 828-389-8981.

Free WRAP classes Free weekly WRAP classes are being offered every Tuesday from 4 p.m.-6 p.m. in Clay County at the Hayesville office of Murphy Counseling (the old Smoky Mountain Center). Wellness Recovery Action Planning, i.e. WRAP, is a 10-week course that teaches you an approach for managing mental health and/or substance abuse symptoms that are interfering with your life. Classes are free and you can begin at any time. There is HOPE for a better life! For more information, call the Marble Center, 837-7466, ext. 2311, and talk to one of our facilitators about this wonderful program.

arranged with her friends at the Clay County Extension Service to provide an educational program to go along with the cooking classes each week. Pam Staton, Silas Brown and Kenneth McCaskill will provide different activities each week to add to your summer time fun! Mark your calendar for June 19, 26 and July 10, 17, 24 and 31 from 10 a.m. to 12 Noon at the Community Service Building in Hayesville. This is for Kids 5-12 years of age and a parent or guardian must accompany them. ALL OF THIS IS FREE OF CHARGE. Call 389-6305 to register no later than Monday, June 16.

Democratic Women The TriCounty Democratic Women of North Carolina will meet Wednesday evening June 18 at the Hayesville Family Restaurant, just off the new circle in Hayesville. Dinner begins at 6:30PM with the meeting from 7:00-8:00PM. All Democratic and Independant women in Cherokee, Clay, Graham and surrounding counties are encouraged to attend. For more information call Pat Hardin 828-321-5210 or Nancy Helms 828-837-3638.

Free Seminar One Dozen Who Care, Inc. (ODWC) is a 501 (c) (3) non-profit Community Development Corporation. ODWC is offering a free seminar called “So You’re Thinking of Starting a Business�, Thursday, June 19, from 6 – 8 p.m. at the One Dozen Who Care office, 65 Wilson Street, Suite 6, Andrews. The seminar, taught by business counselor, Tom Fleckenstein, will help prospective business owners assess their management skills, evaluate the feasibility of their idea, develop a business plan and learn more about financing options available to small businesses. To register for the event, or for directions, contact Alice at the ODWC office, 828-321-2273. Office hours are Monday - Noon to 5:00 p.m., Tuesday – Thursday, 9:30 – 5:30, and Friday

alcoholism, divorce, sexual abuse, codependency, domestic violence, drug addiction and any other hurt, habit or hang-up from 7-9 p.m., Thursdays. For more information, call Rumfelt at (828) 361-4090.

Alzheimer's Support The Towns/Union Alzheimer's support meets at Brasstown Manor in Hiawassee, Ga. The group now meets the first and third Friday of each month from 3–4:30 p.m. Call (706) 896-4285

Body Sculpting Class Body Sculpting/Cardiovascular Exercise classes are being offered at Towns County Recreational Center in Hiawassee, Ga. Class is from 6:30-7:30 a.m. on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. The cost is $4 per class or $48 per month. Contact the recreation center at (706) 896-2600 or Susan Rogers at (706) 896-6842.

Divorce Semina "Divorce Care," a divorce recovery seminar and support group, meets at 7 p.m. on Mondays at Hiawassee United Methodist Church. For more information, call Mary at (706) 896-9004.

Food Addicts Meetings are 6:30 p.m. Thursday at Sharp Memorial Church in Young Harris, Ga. Call Jim at (828) 361-7565 (cell) or (828) 389-1975 or Sandy at (828) 361-5278.

Alzheimer's Group An Alzheimer's Support Group meets at 6 p.m. on the second Tuesday of the month at the Clay County Senior Center in Hayesville.

Cancer support group Cancer support group meets the 2nd and 4th Monday of each month, 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. at the community room, United Community Bank, Hayesville, corner of Hwy 64 and Hwy 69. Any questions can be directed to Janet Curns, evenings at 828-389-0295.

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Weight Watchers meets at the Clay County Senior Center Mondays at 5 p.m. Weigh-in and registration begin 30 minutes prior to meeting.

"Recovery" Ministry The First Freewill Baptist Church of Hayesville and Pastor Chris Rumfelt welcomes you to "Celebrate Recovery!," a Christ-centered recovery ministry for

ACTIVITIES Soaking Prayer A healing prayer team holds prayer sessions each Tuesday evening at 7:00 at The Episcopal Church of the Good Shepherd. Sponsored by the River of Healing chapter of the Int'l Order of St. Luke. More information (828)389-3397.

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Upcoming Events 9:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.

Relay for Life The Hayesville Relay for Life will begin Friday, March 20 and extend through Saturday, March 21 at the Hayesville town Square.

Religion seminar The Institute for Continuing Learning at Young Harris College is offering a one-day seminar on the subject of religion and the question of whether it is reality or imagination. The class will be led by Father Richard Wise, Pastor of St. Francis of Assisi Church in Blairsville. The seminar is open to both members and non-members of ICL for the cost of registration. The class will meet on Tuesday, June 24, from 3:15 - 5:15 pm in the Wilson Lecture Hall in the Goolsby Building on the campus of the college. If the question of “Religion: Reality or Imagination?� intrigues you, join Father Wise as he explores the neuroscience of religion. Contact Bob Langenbacher (706-379-2660) for more information on how to register. The cost is $7.00.

COMING UP Allison & Bristol VFW Allison & Bristol VFW Post 6812 will hold it’s Quarterly Dinner at the Senior Center on Ritter Road, Thursday June 26th at 6 p.m. Using a Picnic Theme the Post will furnish hot dogs and Hamburgers, along with Baked Beans. Covered dishes are welcome. We will be honoring Kenneth Woodard for his 55 years of service as a Charter Member. Any active duty military members are invited to bring your families and join us for the evening.

Emergency Expo Come learn about your emergency services on Saturday, June 28 from 10 a.m.- 2 p.m. at the field across from Ingles! Demonstrations from Clay

County Fire and Rescue, EMS and the Sheriff’s Department. See a Rescue Air ambulance helicopter and enjoy hot dogs and hamburgers. Also, attend the car seat safety clinic and have fun in the bouncy castle!

Horse show scheduled The Union County Saddle Club’s next Open Horse Shows are schedule for Saturday, June 28 and Saturday, July 5, 2008. Sign up time for both shows will be at 11 a.m. with a start time of 12 Noon. The July 5 show is a make-up from the rain out in March. The show grounds are located on the corner of Hwy. 515 and 325 in Blairsville. The shows are open to the public and there is no charge for admission. Come on out and enjoy a day of fun. If you need further information, visit the website at www. unioncountysaddleclub.org or call the information line at 706-745-3420.

Library Meeting

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Please join us Sunday afternoon June 29th, 2 p.m. at Moss Memorial Library for our Annual meeting. Everyone welcome. Please bring a dessert or appetizer to share.

Annual Picnic in the Smokies Saturday, July 12, 2008 at Tassee Pavilion on the Greenway, Franklin, NC. The Pavilion is reserved from 10 a.m. until 4 p.m. All residents, former residents, friends of, or interested in Lee County, Florida, come and join the fun. Bring your lunch and a lawn chair. Meet old friends, greet new friends, contact someone from your past. If you know someone from Lee County please pass this along. For further information contact: Sandy Johnson: Sanjohn61@aol.com

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Recurring Events Square Dance Classes Enchanted Valley Squares is having Basic Mainstream Classess on Tuesday Nights at the Towns Co Middle School Cafeteria from 7:00-9:00 pm. For more information: GA-Al Supplee (706) 379-2191 or NC-Bob or Loretta Hughes (828) 837-2561.

Helping Hands meet

Moose Lodge We are now forming a Moose Lodge and invite you to join us. Our meetings are held at Homers Corner Cafe located at Hwy 19/129 in Murphy, NC inside Fosters Flea Market. Come early and join us for a Dutch Treat lunch. Our meetings are held on the 2nd Friday of each month at 1 p.m. For further information please call Art or Donna Harris at (828) 389-6342.

Brasstown Suppers Brasstown Community Club meets at 6:30 p.m., the third Thursday of each month with a pot luck supper. Grocery game night, 7 p.m. the first Saturday of every month. Please bring snack foods.

"Cookin'" Lessons Want to learn to cook the old fashioned way with a healthy twist? Clyde McCoy with the Expanded Food and Nutritional Education Program can custom make a program just for your group or you!! There is no charge, it is all free! Call Clyde at (828) 389-6305 for more information.

Senior Dances Dances are always on the first and third Friday of the month. Donation of $5 per person: cold drinks, plenty of finger food, door prizes, live entertainment and a large dance floor. Call Mary Lou at (828) 389-3581 or Jeanne at (828) 389-3003.

HAMs meetings North Georgia Tri-State A.R.C. (Amateur Radio Club) meetings are held on the first Tuesday of each month at 7 p.m. at Branan Lodge in Blairsville. All of our meetings are open to the public. For more information about joining the Club or becoming a HAM, call Don Deyton at 706-781-6665.

Intermediate Bridge Intermediate Bridge is being played at the Senior Center in Hiawassee on Mondays and Fridays, starting at 12:45 p.m. All players welcome. For more information please call (828) 389-8065.

Quilting Ministry Truett

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Quilting Ministry meets the 1st and 3rd Monday of each month at 10 a.m., downstairs in the church office building. All are welcome to join in fellowship as we make lap, fidget and infant quilts for those in need. For information contact Linda Davis at (828) 389-4233 or lulu111@verizon.net.

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The ladies group at Sweetwater United Methodist Church meets from 10 a.m. to noon every first and third Tuesday. They make quilts and bed pans for Clay and Cherokee counties' sick and needy. Helpers are welcome.

Fellowship Weekly Full Gospel Business Men's Fellowship International meets at 6 p.m. every Monday at Daniels in Hiawassee, Ga. Call (828) 389-0140.

Valley Kennel Club Meetings are held at 7:00 p.m. the first Monday of each month at Brother’s Restaurant on Hwy 64 in Murphy, NC. We invite all those interested in pure bred dogs and canine activities to attend. Call President Kit Miracle @ 706 492 5253 or Peggy Moorman @ 828 835 1082 for details.

Program deadline has been set to end on July 18, 2008. All livestock producers interested will need to come to the Farm Service Agency to sign up. The eligible animals include cattle, sheep, goats, equine, swine, and poultry owned in 2005, 2006 and 2007 due to the drought. This program pays on a per head basis. For more information call The Farm Service Agency at 828-837-2721 ext 2.

Progressive Dinner Claudia Bannon, General Chairman of the 2008 Clay County Progressive Dinner, has announced this year’s festivities will be held on July 18, 19 and 20. As the term implies, the gala event, a major fundraiser to benefit the Clay County Food Pantry, will take place on three different evenings, at three different Clay County churches, during which guests will enjoy a delicious three-course meal, consisting of hors d’oeuvres, dinner and desserts. The cost of tickets for all three evenings is $50.00. Seating for the dinner is limited to 100. Those wishing to do so may purchase separate tickets for the reception on Friday or dessert on Sunday at $15.00 each. For ticket sales and further information, contact Claudia Shannon at 828-389-1715, Helen Naismith 828-389-8165 or Peggy Chirwood 828-389-4906.

Tennis camp for kids! Tennis camp for kids ages 6-14 held at Young Harris College. Date: July 28-31, Time: 8:30-12:30. Camp is organized by YHC head coach Alli Hillman with the help of former and current collegiate tennis players. Camp is intended for players of all levels who wish to learn the game for the first time or improve their skills, all while having fun! For more information or to receive a registration form, contact Alli Hillman at 706 897-6103 or email ahillman@ yhc.edu.

Short Fiction Contest A Short Fiction Contest sponsored by Mountain Writers of North

usually followed by an informal social time over a cup of tea or coffee and British goodies. For more information about joining the chapter please contact: Maureen at 404 583 3958 or email at maureendbe@hotmail .com

Blue Ridge MOAA The Blue Ridge Mountains Chapter of the Military Officers Association of America (MOAA) meets the third Monday of each month at various area restaurants. All active duty, retired and reserve military and public health service officers, and warrant officers are invited to attend. For information please contact one of the following individuals, in North Carolina: Jim Ferrell at 828-835-9203 and in Georgia: Jim Reynolds at 706-379-6601.

Carolina is now open to all writers of all genres. The prizes are: First Place $100.00; Second Place $50.00; Third Place $25.00 and three honorable mentions. Judging will be blind and no members of Mountain Writers will serve as judges. Entry criteria are as follows: Length no more than 1,500 words, double spaced with one inch margins all around; Print in Times New Roman, or Courier New, 12 point; Separate cover page with title, name, contact information and word count for each entry; Number pages in upper right corner of all pages; Bind manuscript with paper clip; Enclose entry fee of $10.00 for each submission (can be combined in one check or money order); Make checks payable to Mountain Writers. Submission deadline is August 11, 2008. Late entries will be accepted through September 1st if accompanied by an additional $5.00 late fee. Mail two copies of each entry to Joan Routh, 3691 Max Patch Road, Clyde, NC 28721. . No manuscripts will be returned. Call J.C. Walkup at 235-2003 or e-mail jcwalkup@bellsouth.net for more information.

Adult tennis clinic Adults, if you are interested in improving your game, meeting some new tennis players in the area, or you just want to have fun on the courts, join us for an adult clinic this summer! The clinic is intended for adult players of any level and will include instruction, drills, and playing lots of matches! Date: August 11-15, Time: 6-8 pm, Location: Young Harris College tennis courts. Cost: $10 per night or $40 for entire week. Come the entire week or as much as you can! Clinic is organized and coached by YHC tennis coach Alli Hillman. Please sign up by calling 706 897-6103 or email ahillman@yhc.edu.

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Veteran Consultant The veterans' consultant, Mike Casey, will be at the Job Link Office on the second Tuesday and the fourth Wednesday of each month. Call (828) 837-7407 of the Social Service Office in Hayesville at 389-6301.

Granny's Attic Granny's Attic, Auxiliary of Good Shepherd Home Health Care and Hospice, is open Wed. - Sat., 9 am - 4 pm. We are now stocked for Spring and Summer. To make donations or volunteer contact Linda at 828-389-4233.

Library Book Store Record Albums (33 1/3) are back and we've got dozens of new arrivals. Also books on tape and VCR movies. Don't forget us when you need that special book! Monday to Sat. 10 a.m. -4 p.m across from the moss library in Hayesville.

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Mountain Hikers Mountain High Hikers schedule two hikes each Tuesday, occasionally specialty hikes, and regular trail maintaining trips- all in the beautiful mountains of North Carolina and Georgia. Check the web site: MountainHighHikers.org for schedule and meeting locations or call 828-389-8240 for information.

OTHER Clay Lions to Meet Clay County Lions Club meets the first and third Thursday of each month at 6:30 p.m. at the Scout Hut. Call Membership Chairman Rondle Ford at (828) 389-9530 or Secretary/Treasurer Dr. Russell Hughes at (828) 389-3890.

British Empire Daughters of the British Empire (DBE) is hoping to establish a local chapter in the North Georgia/Western North Carolina mountains area and would like to contact eligible women. The DBE is a charitable,nonprofit, nonpolitical American organization and membership is extended to women of British or British Commonwealth birth or ancestry and to women married to men of British or British Commonwealth birth. Membership is organized on a chapter basis and meetings are held monthly

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Charitable Trust and North Carolina’s Department of Health and Human Services. The dedication will begin at 10:30A.M. at the Emergency Department entrance of Murphy Medical Center on Highway 64 in Peachtree. The program includes a dedication of the Emergency Department to retired physician Thomas Hutson, M.D., who was integral to the establishment of Murphy Medical Center’s emergency medicine program. Also to be honored with the dedication of a trauma room is the late emergency department physician Damien O’Neill, M.D. A reception and guided tours of the expanded Emergency Department will follow the dedication. Murphy Medical Center is a SXEOLF QRW IRU SURÀW EHG KRVpital with a 134-bed long-term healthcare facility including a 14-bed Alzheimer’s Unit. It also operates Good Shepherd Home Health & Hospice Agency, Murphy Medical Center’s Urgent Care Center, and Peachtree Athletic and Rehabilitation Center. Serving the community since 1979, Murphy Medical Center is D QRW IRU SURÀW KRVSLWDO V\VWHP which includes a 57-bed hospital with a 24-hour, physician-staffed, emergency room a 120-bed long term care facility and nursing home, 14-bed Alzheimer’s Unit, Peachtree Rehabilitation and AthOHWLF &HQWHU WKH 3$5& LV D ÀWQHVV and rehabilitation center), an Urgent Care Center, and Good Shepherd Home Health and Hospice Agency. A progressive medical facility with 60 medical and allied staff and over 700 employees, Contributed Photo Murphy Medical Center strives to deliver high quality medical care TRACKING BOARD: Standing in newly added space, Gail Crawford, Emerto the community. gency Department Manager at Murphy Medical Center, checks the new elec-

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Republicans: Huckabee calls for values the differences on the issues between the two major party candidates. Gov. Huckator Elizabeth Dole. Burr offered a lengthy bee advised that it is imperative to resist introduction of his favorite candidate the tendency to focus on the personalities enumerating her many activities, espe- of the candidates; rather, it is necessary cially in the area of national security, tax to showcase the clear differences on isreduction, and illegal immigration. Sen. sues and experience between the candiDole brought the attendees up to date on dates. He urged everyone to make an extra these and other issues, and described the effort in this critical year to combat apathy upcoming election as a contest of liberal and create active local support for Republiversus conservative values more than Re- can candidates. Huckabee is quite popular bublican versus Democrat. in Clay County, having drawn over 12% of Republican gubernatorial candidate Pat the recent primary vote even though he had McCrory talked about his goals for the withdrawn from the presidential race. He state, and touched upon the numerous received a lengthy standing ovation folZD\V LQ ZKLFK WKH VWDWH ZRXOG EHQHĂ€W IURP lowing his speech, and spent a long time his election. It was noted that under the talking to delegates and posing for photos current state senate leadership, many con- with those who asked. servative bills are prevented from reaching Following the luncheon session, the conWKH VHQDWH Ă RRU WR EH FRQVLGHUHG KLJKZD\V vention reconvened to elect their National are in need of serious repair, NC citizens Committeeman and National Committeehave the highest tax burden in the south- woman. east, and scandals have plagued the legisIt was a productive and informative conlature. vention for our local delegates. Chairman The convention was treated to a lun- Margo said that he would hold a meeting cheon address by former presidential can- this month for those who are interested in didate Gov. Mike Huckabee, of Arkansas. being involved in Clay County precinct He told several humerous stories before work. He invited everyone looking for a getting serious about the need to return to way to become active in our county to call the core values of the Republican Party, him at 389-0661 for more information. and the need to offer a clear comparison of

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Golf results from the Chatuge Shores course WEEK OF: June 2 Ladies Golf Association: 1st place team of Linda McDonald, Betty Long and Jan Thumberg; 2nd place team of Opal Rose, Anne Rakestraw, Donna DeMuth and Madeline Seiferman; 3rd place team of Mary Reece, Jan Waldron and Karen Whittaker Men’s Association Monday Group Member Tees: 1st Place: Rick Britt, Bob Ghiotto, Ray Haverkos, Neville Gilmore 2nd Place: Ed Andrews, Bob Burch, Buddy Suber and Vaugh Green 3rd Place tie: Thad Thompson, L. Wickham, Don Tanguay and Carol Brown Arnie Kloock, Jan Payne, Claude Spears and Bob Chambers Closest to the pin on #7 Al Sanford and on # 16 Bob Burch Senior Tees 1st Place: Moose Roberts, Jerry Couse, Jim Thompson and Mac McPherson 2nd Place: George Cody, Jerry Rossi, Woody Woodruff and Bob Miller 3rd Place tie: Bill Kiser, Pat Mahon, Bill Lobeck and T. Moyer Jim Smith, Jern Kinard, Sal Larotta and Don Gibso Closest to the pin on #3 was Monty Andrew and on # 13 was Moose Roberts Men’s Association Wednesday

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Deed transactions for 6/18/08 James Dale & Kathleen Ellen Gidlow sold 0.75 acres, Lot 29 McIntosh Cove in Hiawassee Township to Denise M. Endsley for $ 220,000 on June 9, 2008. Allyson Kraft-Exec sold 1.00 acre in Hayesville Township to James R. & Dianne M. Burd for $ 125,000 on June 10, 2008. Wayne H. Massey III & Crystal B. Massey sold property in Hayesville Township to North Carolina Dept of Transportation for $ 9,000 on June 10, 2008. Flying Rascal Farm LLC sold 0.49 acres in Hayesville Township to Pullman LLC for $ 440,000 on June 10, 2008.

Debra Jean Ledford sold 28.69 acres in Hayesville Township Steven & Valerie Swisher for $ 550,000 on June 12, 2008. Dorothy Jan Burkhart sold 1.13 acres in Shooting Creek Township to Doug & Doris Bryson for $ 30,000 on June 12, 2008. James A. Demetary and Donna J. Jennewine sold 1.812 acres, Lot 39A Fires Creek Cove in Sweetwater Township to Christopher M. Chappel for $ 238,000 on June 13, 2008. David Michael & Mary Lee Gonos sold 7.02 acres, Lot E Syaurolite Woods in Brasstown Township to Howard & Cynthia S. Malovany for $ 190,000 on June 13, 2008.

Marriages for 6/18/08 Christopher George Vardo, 27, of Hayesville, NC and Sarah Kathleen Dupree, 27, of Hayesville, NC were united in marriage on June 7, 2008.

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R E L I G IO N Need more? Visit the new Smoky Mountain Faith blog for updates and highlights on religion in the hills of Western North Carolina.

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Little Brasstown Baptist It’s Vacation Bible School at Little Brasstown Baptist Church like you’ve never experienced before! It is for ages nursery through adults. There will be a Luau to kick things off on June 21st at 5pm. VBS will begin on June 22nd and go through the 26th, with the commencement being on June 27th. It is from 6-9pm each evening. Call 835-8875 or visit our Web site http://new.vchurches.com/littlebrasstown for more information.

Outrigger Island™: Living God’s Unshakeable Truth will be an event to remember! Come join us!

First United Methodist Hayesville First United Methodist Church invites children Pre-K through Rising 6th Grade to join us each Wednesday from 3-5pm in the Lower Gathering Place for Wacky Wonderful Wednesday Worship (WWW. Worship). This Christ-centered experience will begin on Wednesday, June 18th and run each Wednesday through August 13th. Children will enjoy WWW. Worship as a single date or may attend every Wednesday throughout the summer. Each after-

Clay churches prepare for progressive dinner 0HHWLQJV DUH EHLQJ KHOG DQG SODQV Ă€QDOL]HG DW Clay County churches for the tasty hors d’oeuvres, elegant International dinner and delicious desserts to be served at this year’s Progressive dinner, set for July 18, 19 and 20. Last week the committee planning desserts for Sunday evening met to arrange a selection of tasty WUHDWV DV WKH JRXUPHW ZHHNHQG¡V JUDQG Ă€QDOH In addition to a special cake prepared by the pastry chef at the popular Copper Door restaurant, the ladies will don aprons and make several specialties of their own, including chocolate and coconut cakes and a lemon chiffon family favorite. On Friday evening, hors d’oeuvres will be served at the Immaculate Heart of Mary Catholic Church, followed by the International dinner at Good Shepherd Episcopal on Saturday, and desserts at Mount Pleasant Baptist on Sunday. All events are at 6:00 P.M. “This is a major fundraiser for the Clay County Food Pantry,â€? said Claudia Bannon, General Chairman. “We greatly appreciate the support we had last year and look for a wonderful response this year.â€? Ticket prices are $50 for all three evenings, $15 each for hors d’oeuvres and desserts. For further information and tickets, contact Claudia Bannon at 828-389-1715, Helen NaiContributed Photo smith at 828-389-8165 and Peggy Chitwood at FOOD AND FELLOWSHIP: Progressive Dinner Dessert Committee at Mount 828-389-4906.

Pleasant Baptist Church: Peggy Chitwood, Chairman, Shirley West and Joyce Crawford.

noon will be filled with music, games and activities to teach children how to “Live Inside Out� – An Experience To Live Faith 24/7. Hayesville FUMC, located off the square on Business Hwy 64 (across from Fred’s) is a Safe Sanctuaries Church offering a safe environment for all of God’s children. For more information, contact the church office at 389-8413.

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All Saints Lutheran Power Lab! is coming to All Saints Lutheran Church June 23 thru 27, 2008. Kids will meet each day from 9 a.m. to noon. Join us each day at 11:30 a.m.. Come join us, free of charge, at Power Lab! Stop in or call the church office at 706 745-7777 between 8:30 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. weekdays to register your children (pre-school thru 5th grade), for this awesome power-packed adventure!

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* Annual Percentage Yield. Certificate of Deposit: Minimum deposit to open Certificate of Deposit is $500.00. Substantial penalty for early withdrawal of CD. APY good as of 5/29/08. Offer may be withdrawn at any time. * Annual Percentage Yield. Interest Checking: Introductory APY good as of 5/29/08 and may be changed any time at our discretion. Charges from owner of non-ACB ATM may apply. Limited check styles available on free first order of checks. $100 minimum deposit required to open account. $1,000 minimum daily balance to avoid $10.00 monthly service charge. Fees may reduce earnings on account. Debit card issued upon approval.

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