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“It is not good enough for things to
be planned - they still have to be
done; for the intention to become a
reality, energy has to be launched
into operation.”
~Pir Vilayat Inayat Khan
(1916 - 2004)
Police
Reports
Garden City
• An Officer was waiting to make
a left hand turn onto Dean Forest
Road, checking the oncoming traffic when he noticed the blue Ford
Explorer in the left hand lane moving very slowly. The driver then
came to a complete stop, then finally proceeded. The driver kept
his eye on the Officer as he creeped
past at 30mph in the 45mph zone.
The Officer pulled out behind it
to make a traffic stop and see if
the driver was having mechanical
trouble, also wary of the suspicious
driver. He plugged the Explorer’s
license plate into his on-board computer and found that the SUV was
stolen. By now, another Officer had
joined the slow pursuit, so the Officer hit his blue lights. The driver
slowed again, tapping his brakes
as they approached the intersection with I-16, and then the man ran
the red light and accelerated as he
turned onto eastbound I-16.
The Officer followed at a safe
distance and saw the Explorer
coast into the emergency lane and
run off the road, the driver jumping out and fleeing on foot into the
wood line. The Officers pursued
and caught him as he entered the
woods, ordering him to get on the
ground and drawing their weapons
as the man took a defensive stance.
Sadly realizing he’d brought fists
to a possible gun fight, he surrendered. The man was searched and
the Officers located his crack pipe
in his right pocket. (Was there any
doubt?) They also found a paycheck
written out to another man in his
pocket. The man said he’d found
the check in the truck. Next, they
found a woman’s wallet beneath a
blue jacket on the passenger seat.
There were also several notes
in the man’s pocket, black writing
on white pieces of paper. Those
notes were instructions to the
bank teller, for example, “Do not
trip the alarm. No dye packs. Unband the money. Give me the 100,
50, 20, 10.” The man, now seated in
the rear seat of the patrol car, said
“That’s my bank-robbing note.” He
admitted he was planning on robbing a bank in Rincon as well as several Wells Fargo banks, and that he
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Steve’s Shorts.................................2
Allison’s Desk.................................3
Recipe..........................................4
Obituaries.................................. 6-7
Professional Services.......................7
Fruits of the Vine.............................8
Vol. 13, Issue No. 18
Church Directory..............................9
Health & Wellness Directory............. 10
3rd Annual Thanksgiving
Village A Success
By Ashley Engleford
[email protected]
G.L.O.W. Ministries held their
3rd annual Thanksgiving Village
on the morning of Saturday November 17th, providing 210 families with the goods necessary to
prepare a traditional Thanksgiving
feast. These families received various assistances from the non-profit
ministry over the past year and
were invited to the village. They
were driven to the ‘Fruits of the
Spirit” farmers market via wagons.
Each one of the 210 families
went home with a basket loaded
with fresh fruit, vegetables, rice,
potatoes, and a turkey! At the last
tent of the market they were given fresh pastries and home baked
goods. After all, what’s Thanksgiving dinner without some sweets!?
The children had the opportunity
to roast hotdogs and marshmallows on an open pit fire, as well as
have their face painted.
Along with tending to the physical needs of the families, G.L.O.W.
volunteers met spiritual needs by
being an example of Christ’s character, sharing the love of God, and
by praying over each family. In
the words of G.L.O.W. Founder
Wendy Turner, “We have shared
life together with these families,
we have cried together, and had
great times together and now is the
time to bless others with the abundance that we have been given…..
We seek to be the hands and feet
of Christ” A variety of Effingham
County churches and individuals
contributed to the success of this
year’s event and without them it
simply would not have been possible.
With the economy still in disarray, many people out of work, and
numerous families struggling to
keep a roof over their head and put
food in their stomachs, now is the
time as Mrs. Wendy said for those
of us blessed with more (even if it
is only a little) to share that abundance with those less fortunate.
Don’t look at the people struggling
as though they are beneath you because they are not and always remember this… ’There but by the
grace of God go I’.
Our lives can be turned upside
down in a single second and it
could be you or I who has to seek
assistance from such groups as
G.L.O.W. to get us through a difficult time in our lives. Whether it
is a home to live in, money to pay
an electric bill, food to feed your
children, family who love you just
7 Questions That Will Determine the Success
or Failure Of Barack Obama’s Second Term
by John Hawkins
When
British
Prime Minister
Harold Macmillan
was asked what
might knock his
administration
off course, he famously responded, “Events, dear
boy, events.” There’s a lot of truth
to that. At any point in time, an
unexpected event can throw the
political world into turmoil. However, more often than not, it’s not
the blindside hit that gets you so
much as the freight train you’ve
seen coming for miles.
When Barack Obama came
into office, he had a number of
serious challenges to deal with
and not only has he effectively addressed very few of them, many
of them have worsened on his
watch. In fact, the thing Barack
Obama has proven most adept at
in his first term is pointing the finger elsewhere. He may have been
able to shift the blame from himself to George Bush, the filibuster,
the Supreme Court, Republicans
in Congress, Rush Limbaugh, ATM
machines, the economy in Europe
and everything under the sun,
but after four years and counting
in office, more and more of the
American people are going to be
interested in results rather than
Claude Sanks, MD
Growing
Internal
Medicine
as you are, or eternal life with Jesus, there is plenty to be thankful
for. What are you thankful for this
year? If you are interested in volunteering with G.L.O.W. contact
them at 826-3966.
excuses.
How Barack Obama handles
those issues may not only determine how he’s viewed by the
American people, it could conceivably impact the reputation of the
Democratic Party for decades.
1) When does the economy recover? At some point, you have
to think that the natural vitality
of the economy will reassert itself
and get the country moving again.
On the other hand, just as FDR’s
tinkering caused the Great Depression to extend out for over a decade, Obama’s socialistic policies
could continue to stall economic
growth. Obama’s determination
to increase taxes, expand government, take over new industries and
generally make war on productive
industries and people -- along with
the impact of our debt, the soft
housing market, the implementation of Obamacare and the hundreds of billions of dollars in new
regulations he’ll impose -- will all
be drags on economic growth. Can
the economy recover and start
pumping out jobs at a decent clip
despite all of Obama’s handicaps?
Your job may depend on it.
2) What happens in the Middle
East? Barack Obama embraced
the Arab Spring that’s throwing the Middle East into turmoil.
That means if Egypt and Libya fall
apart, Obama gets the blame. If
Egypt were to end its peace treaty with Israel, Obama would also
be at fault. Then there’s Iraq and
Afghanistan. He put timelines in
place in both nations, which was
a very risky strategy. An implosion
in either country would reflect
badly on him.
Additionally, our relationship
with Pakistan, which is a highly
unstable, nuclear armed nation,
has deteriorated significantly on
Obama’s watch. We also can’t
forget that Iran is still pursuing
nuclear weapons, which would
be a terrifying prospect for Israel
and could create a nuclear arms
race in the Middle East. Barack
Obama may be great at managing
the media, but he isn’t effectively
managing any of these issues right
now and the potential is there for
things to quickly spiral out of control.
3) Will there be key Supreme
Court vacancies? There are four
Supreme Court Justices that are
over seventy years of age including Antonin Scalia (76) and Anthony Kennedy (76). Unlike the
conservatives on the court, the
liberal justices slavishly vote based
on what serves liberalism, not the
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Page A4 • Spirit Newspapers • November 22 - November 28, 2012
What Are You Thankful For?
What I’m thankful for this year ...
This year I have so much to be
thankful for, I am not sure where
to start. In August my dad was diagnosed with bladder cancer and had
to have his bladder removed. Then
a week later my husband was diagnosed with thyroid cancer and
had to have his thyroid and lymph
nodes removed. Until then I had
never really had to experience the
Big “C’ with anyone close to me
and now the two most favorite
men in my life were both having
life changing experiences with radiation and possibly chemo.
Just the going back and forth
for tests, doctor visits, helping
with my mom while my dad was
sick, taking care of my husband,
and trying to work full time was
so overwhelming. But I just prayed
and asked God for the strength to
help get me through this. God had
a plan for me to help me, but I had
no idea what it was going to be.
Then right dab in the middle of
my crisis, my biological daughter,
who I had never met, called and
told me that she wanted to come
to Savannah and meet me. Oh my
gosh, I was so excited, this could
not have come at a better time in
my life. You see God put her in my
life just at the perfect time. Some-
John Hawkins
Continued from page A1
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law. What that means is that if
Obama were able to replace one
or both of those retiring justices,
it’s not an exaggeration to say
that the Constitution would for all
intents and purposes cease to exist because there would be five liberal votes for almost anything that
the Left wants to do.
4) Will we have any large scale
terrorist attacks in the United
States? Al-Qaeda is certainly degraded, but it’s not spent, the border is still wide open, the Obama
Administration doesn’t seem to
take Homeland Security all that
seriously, and the remnants of Bin
Laden’s organization would love
nothing better than to show that
it’s still a powerful force by launching a large scale attack in the United States.
In the wake of a serious terrorist attack, there could certainly
be a rally-round-the-flag effect,
but the American people have
become very complacent at this
point and are assuming the government has it all handled. If that
turns out not to be true when the
perception is that this isn’t a big
issue for Obama in the first place,
the reaction could be savage.
5) Does Obama get caught up
in any scandals? Obama is not a
“letter of the law” sort of guy. He
plays it fast and loose, lies if he
gets in trouble and assumes the
times we just have to sit and be patient and all things will turn out if
we have faith.
As of date my dad is cancer
free, my husband is cancer free
and my reunion with my biological daughter went great and we are
now communicating on a regular
basis (many thanks to Ty at Holiday Inn Express in Pooler for making our reunion a success!). I have
a great church family and my own
family to be thankful for in my life.
Susan Edwards
My Special Blessings ...
I have so much to be thankful
for. First of all, I’m thankful for
God, who sent His Son, Jesus, to
die on the cross at Calvary for my
sins. I’m thankful for my church
family, friends and neighbors. I’m
thankful for my husband, Tim, and
pooch, Pebbles.
Holidays can be sad for me since
I lost my dad, mom and brother.
I’m thankful for my freedom to
worship my Lord. I’m thankful for
good health, a nice home, my car
and food to eat.
I feel like I am blessed in so
many ways. God is so good to me
and my family. God said to be faithful to Him, and ask and you shall
press will cover for him. That has
already produced Fast and Furious
and the Benghazi cover-up -- two
scandals with body counts. Neither Fast and Furious nor Benghazi
has reached its apex and you can
be sure that there will be other significant scandals in the works just
because of Obama’s habitual try,
lie and deny way of tackling issues.
Then the question becomes,
how aggressive will the Republicans be and will there be any major
mainstream media organizations
aside from Fox that have enough
integrity to go after Obama? Although it’s unlikely that Obama
would be impeached, realizing
that Obama makes Nixon look like
a choir boy would be no small matter.
6) How bad will our debt crisis
get? Republicans seem to be more
willing to consider tax increases,
but Democrats still don’t seem
to have any interest in tackling
entitlement reform and their willingness to make other significant
cuts to the budget seems to be extremely limited as well.
On the other hand, although
it could just be a negotiating posture, the early indications seem to
be that the Democrats’ strategy is
to go over the fiscal cliff and then
try to blame Republicans for the
slowdown. The good news is that
would undoubtedly help a great
deal with the size of the deficit,
but it could also slow down the
economy.
Unfortunately, unless Obama
receive. I feel like I have so many
blessing to last me a lifetime.
God is good all the time! So,
believe in Him and He will take
care of the things that matter most
in your life. Don’t worry about tomorrow. Live your life today to the
fullest!
God Bless America!
Virginia Griffin
Rincon
I am thankful for my doctor,
Dr. Sliker, at the Southcoast Medical Group in Pooler, and Curves in
Pooler (I lost 21 pounds), walking
every day, diet and exercise.
Thank you Curves and Dr. Sliker for helping me.
Mary Frawley
Pooler
First, I am so thankful to have
the Lord Jesus in my life. I know
He is with me and my family everyday.
I am very thankful for my children and their spouses, and my five
grandchildren. I am also thankful
for all my family and friends.
Rachel Marsh
Savannah
has a change of attitude, it could
conceivably be the one opportunity for large spending cuts in the
next four years. If that turns out
to be the case, expect our credit
rating to slide even further. If
Western Europe gets its spending
issues under control and investors
feel more comfortable in putting
their money back in those countries, it’s even possible that our full
transformation into Greece could
start before the end of Obama’s
second term.
7) How difficult will the implementation of Obamacare become?
While working to get Obamacare
passed, the Democrats just said
anything and everything that people wanted to hear about Obamacare. Now, there are a lot of
people who are expecting a nearly
free, well-run medical care system
that covers everyone and allows
people to keep whatever they like
about the current system.
Instead, they’re going to see
tax increases, a decrease in the
number of available doctors, businesses dropping insurance because of Obamacare, delays, uneven implementation, and price
increases among a plethora of
other problems. In other words,
it’s going to be a Hurricane Sandy
for the American medical system.
John Hawkins is a professional
writer who runs Right Wing News,
Linkiest, and PicaQuote. He’s also
the co-owner of the The Looking
Spoon.
Being Green
At the store checkout line the
young girl cashier suggested to the
older woman customer that she
should bring her own grocery bags
because plastic bags were bad for
the environment.
The woman apologized and
confessed, “We didn’t have this
green thing when I was your age.”
The young clerk replied, “That’s
what is causing our problems today. Your generation did not care
enough to save the environment
for future generations.”
She is right... our generation
didn’t have the green thing in its
day.
Back then, we returned milk
bottles, soda bottles and beer
bottles to the store. The store
sent them back to the plant to be
washed, sterilized and refilled, so
the same bottles could be used
over and over. They really were
“recycled”.
But we didn’t have the green
thing back in our day.
We took our groceries home in
brown paper bags, that we reused
for many purposes. Most memorable, besides household garbage
bags, was the use of brown paper
bags as book covers for our schoolbooks. This was to ensure that public property, (the books provided
for our use by the school) were not
defaced by our scribblings. Then
we were able to personalize our
books on the brown paper bags.
But too bad we didn’t do the
green thing back then.
We walked up stairs because
we didn’t have an escalator in every store and office building. We
walked most places and didn’t
climb behind the wheel of a
300-horsepower vehicle whenever
we had to go two blocks.
But she is right. We didn’t have
the green thing in our day.
Back then we washed the baby’s
diapers because we didn’t have the
throwaway kind. We dried clothes
on a line, not in an energy-gobbling
machine burning up hundreds of
watts... we used wind and solar
power to dry our clothes back in
those days. Kids wore hand-medowns from their brothers or sisters instead of getting brand-new
clothes all the time.
But that young lady is right; we
didn’t have the green thing back in
our day.
Back then, we had one TV or
radio in the house -- not a TV in every room. And the TV had a small
screen the size of a handkerchief
(remember them?), not a screen
the size of the state of Montana. In
the kitchen we blended and stirred
our food by hand because we didn’t
have electric machines to do everything for us. When we packaged
a fragile item to send by mail, we
used wadded up old newspapers to
cushion it, not Styrofoam or plastic
bubble wrap. Back then we didn’t
fire up an engine and burn gasoline just to cut the lawn. We used
a push mower that ran on muscle
power. We exercised so much by
working that we didn’t need to go
to a health club and run on treadmills operated by electricity.
But she’s right; we didn’t have
the green thing back then.
We drank from a fountain
when we were thirsty instead of
using a cup or a plastic bottle every
time we wanted a drink of water.
We refilled fountain pens with ink
instead of buying a new ones and
we replaced the razor blades in a
razor instead of throwing away the
whole thing just because the blade
got dull.
But we didn’t have the green
thing back then.
People took the streetcar or bus
to go downtown and kids walked
or rode their bikes to school instead of turning their moms into a
24-hour taxi service. We had one
electrical outlet in a room, not an
entire bank of sockets to power a
dozen appliances. And we didn’t
need a computerized gadget to receive a signal beamed from satellites 23,000 miles out in space in
order to find the nearest burger
joint.
But isn’t it nice of the current
generation to point out how wasteful we old folks were because we
didn’t have the green thing back
then? Please forward this on to another selfish old person who needs
a lecture from a smart young person... We don’t like being old in the
first place, so it doesn’t take much
to anger us!
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Precious in the sight of the Lord is the death of his saints. -Psalm 116:15
Wanda Berndt
BLOOMINGDALE – Mrs. Wanda
Berndt, 65, passed away Thursday,
November 15, 2012.
She is preceded in death by her
husband, Fred Berndt, Sr. and son,
Fred Berndt, Jr.
She is survived by her daughter, Tammy Wieczorek (Timothy
Hoover); granddaughter, Miranda
Wieczorek; mother, Susie Ford;
three brothers and one sister.
Funeral services were held on
Tuesday, November 20, 2012 at
1pm in the funeral home chapel
with burial at Gravel Hill Cemetery
in Bloomingdale.
Friends may sign the online register book at www.stricklandandsonsfuneralhome.com
Thomas C. Strickland & Sons Funeral Homes, West Chatham Chapel, was in charge of all arrangements.
and Mona and Don Schumpert of
Ellabell; thirteen grandchildren,
Valerie, Robert, Jr., Kenny, George
(Hoss), Jim III, Lori, Charles, Maegen, Jennie, Frankie, Jess, Jessica
and Brannen; great-grandchildren,
Kali, Clayton, Sierra, Hadley, Ansley, Austyn, Harley, Evan, Kinleigh,
Patrick, Julian, Keegan, Jacob,
Easton and Jacquelyn; brother,
Harold Brannen and his wife, Iris,
of Statesboro. A thank you to
sister and brother-in-law, Mary &
Pete Hargroves of Savannah and
niece, Linda Parker, for all of their
support and help. A special thanks
to Krista & Brian Moore, Rhonda
Bland and many loving nieces and
nephews and other relatives and
friends. Thank you to all the caregivers, Dr. Robert F. Brown, Kristen Johnson NP, and staff of Island
Hospice.
The funeral was at 3pm Tuesday
in the chapel of the Thomas C.
Strickland & Sons Funeral Home in
Pooler with burial at Ellabell Baptist Church Cemetery.
Friends may sign the online register book at www.stricklandandsonsfuneralhome.com
Thomas C. Strickland & Sons Funeral Homes, West Chatham Chapel, was in charge of all arrangements.
Gladys Mae Brannen
Sullivan
Ellabell-Mrs. Gladys Mae Brannen
Sullivan, beloved wife, mother,
grandmother, and great-grandmother, died peacefully at home
November 16, 2012 surrounded by
her family.
She was born July 22, 1922 to the
late James Robinson (Rob) and
Rosa Lee Brannen of Statesboro,
GA.
She was also preceded in death by
her husband of 55 years, Rev. Jim
H. Sullivan, Sr.; sister, Rosetta Parrish; brother, Bobby Brannen and
daughter-in-law, Gail Sullivan.
Mrs. Gladys was very active in her
husband’s ministry and church.
She held many degrees in Theology and Bible Doctrines from Mercer University, Georgia Southern,
and Armstrong College. She was
a very loving mother to five children.
She is survived by five children, Jim
Sullivan, Jr. of Black Creek, Robert
Sullivan, Sr. of Ellabell, Maggie
and Tom Clark of Castro Valley, CA,
Becky and Dale Lewis of Ellabell
Jean C. Ney
Jean C. Ney (Jeannie), 88, passed
away November 16 after a long
siege with Alzheimer’s.
She leaves behind Jerome B. New,
her husband of 60 years, a son,
William Ney and his wife Judi,
two daughters, Llona Clausen and
Vera Berry and her husband Douglas, seven grandchildren, Eileen
Posandy, Douglas, Jr., Michael,
Ashley, Christian, and Lisa Berry,
step granddaughter Sarah Hicks,
four great grandchildren, Luke,
Megan, and Emily Miller, Samarah Posandy, and one step great
grandson Conner Hicks.
She had a career in music and art.
After being choir director and organist at Faith Lutheran Church,
she became the music director and
organist at the Lutheran Church of
the Ascension. During the same
In Loving Memory of
Buddy Redd
November 27, 2007
We will carry your heart,
We will carry it in our hearts.
We love you and miss you always.
~ Mom, Toni, Debbie and Jimmy
period she taught music and art, at
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church where
the spring musical presentations
are still remembered.
One of her favorite assignments
was playing the piano for the
Wilmington Island Presbyterian
Preschool. After retiring from Ascension, she substituted on the organ at many churches in the area.
Many people still have her hand
designed Christmas cards. She also
painted portraits and landscapes.
There will be a memorial service
at Redeemer Lutheran Church, 51
Wilmington Island Road, on November 29, at 12 Noon, visitation
with the family from 10:30am to
11:30am.
No flowers please. In lieu of flowers, please send a donation to the
Georgia Lions Lighthouse Foundation, 5582 Peachtree Road, Chamblee, Ga 30341, Georgia Lions
Camp for the Blind, 5626 Laura
Walker Road, Waycross, Ga 31503,
Lutheran Church of the Redeemer,
51 Wilmington Island Road, Savannah, Ga 31410, or support your
church’s music program.
Fairhaven Funeral Home, Garden
City Chapel, was in charge of all arrangements.
Inez Stark
Inez Stark, born Rena Inez Cannon, on 1 Dec 1921, died on 19 Nov.
2012.
She was born in Memphis, TN and
had lived in Jackson, MS, for most
of her life. She moved to Savannah, GA, in 2009. Her husband
of 50 years, Charles Stark, died in
1993.
She is survived by her sons, Carey
Stark of Savannah, and Warren
Stark of Newark, DE, two daughters-in-law, four grandchildren and
two great-grandchildren.
She will be buried in Jackson, MS.
In lieu of flowers, the family requests gifts to Riverwood Bible
Church, 5228 Old Canton Road,
Jackson, MS 39211.
Fairhaven Funeral Home, Hubert
Baker Chapel, was in charge of all
local arrangements.
Charles Thomas Morgan
Pembroke- Charles Thomas Morgan, 69, passed away Thursday,
November 15, 2012 at Candler Hospital in Savannah, Georgia.
Mr. Morgan was a native of Effingham County, worked for Great
Dane Trailer, was a veteran of U.
S. Army during the Korean Conflict
and had attended Ardsley Park
Baptist Church.
Survivors include: his wife, Thelma
Morgan of Pembroke; children,
Shelia (Don) Scott of Rincon, Sherri (Robert) Muller of Virginia, William (Billy) Morgan of Springfield
and Wendy (Lewis) Blasé of Hinesville; one sister Mailyn McCreery
of Flint Michigan; grandchildren,
Marissa Muller, Alyassa Calderon,
Seth Cubbedge, Alice Blasé, Chris
Morgan, Charles Blase, Rebecca
Hurley, Traci Hurley, Alston Blase,
Billie Hurley, Jessica Hurley, Bethany Hurley, Shane Scott and Shelby
Scott and one great grandchild,
Malaya Scott.
Pallbearers: Lewis Blase, Don
Scott and Jason Slater
Visitation was held Saturday, November 17, 2012 from 10am until
12 noon with funeral services following at 12 noon in the chapel of
Riggs Funeral Home.
Interment followed in the Ryall
Cemetery.
Riggs Funeral Home was in charge
of all arrangements.
Charles Eugene Hodges
Guyton- Mr. Charles Eugene Hodges, 64, passed away November 9,
2012 at Effingham County Hospital.
Mr. Hodges was a native of Miami,
Florida but lived in Guyton for a
number of years.
Survivors include: step-daughter
Sherry McDonald of Guyton; stepson Bryan McDonald of Guyton;
two brothers Jerry Hodges and
Bobby Hodges; two step-grandchildren and two step-great grandchildren.
Memorial Services were held Saturday, November 17, 2012 at 11am
from Guyton Christian Church.
Clyde T. McFearin
“Tom Tom”
Springfield- Clyde T. McFearin
“Tom Tom” passed away Friday,
November 16, 2012 at age 22. He
fought a long battle with Muscular
Dystrophy.
He is survived by his father, Clyde
T. McFearin Sr. of Springfield,
Georgia; his mother, Donna B. Pollard of Rincon, Georgia; three sisters, Nicole McFearin of Savannah,
Georgia, Leslie McFearin of Rincon,
Georgia, and Taylor McFearin of Ellabell, Georgia; three brothers, Michael Bryan of Savannah, Georgia,
Joshua McFearin of Springfield,
Georgia and David Lambert of Ellabell, Georgia; two aunts, Carolyn
Schmidt of Clyo, Georgia and Dottie Bryan of Rincon, Georgia; three
nieces, Alexis Young of Savannah,
Georgia, Stephanie McFearin and
Jessica McFearin of Rincon, Georgia; one nephew, Alex McFearin;
care taker, Dennis Wienser and a
very beloved friend Troy Williams.
Visitation was held Monday, November 19, 2012 from 6pm – 8pm.
Funeral Services were held Tuesday, November 20, 2012 at 3:00
p.m. in the chapel of Riggs Funeral
Home with interment following in
Corinth Baptist Church Cemetery.
You will be missed. We love you!
Emily Vaughn Rahn
Williams
Rincon- Mrs. Emily Vaughn Rahn
Williams, 77, passed away Saturday, November 10, 2012 at East
Georgia Regional Medical Center
in Statesboro, Georgia.
Mrs. Williams was a nurse, a member of Oak Grove Church of Christ
and she worked with the March of
Dimes and the United Way.
She is preceded in death by her
husband, James Williams; a son,
Harold Rahn and a daughter, Renee Kellam.
Survivors include: her children,
Lynette Rahn Phillips, Winnie
Kaye Rahn Hunt and Michael Corey Rahn Sr. all of Rincon; three
brothers, William Bill Vaughn of
Sacramento, CA, Ken Vaughn of
Amarillo, TX and Bennette Vaughn
of Pennsylvania; one sister, Joyce
Rahn of Rincon; 10 grandchildren,
4 great grandchildren and a number of nieces and nephews.
Visitation was held Tuesday, November 13, 2012 from 6pm – 8pm.
Funeral services were held
Wednesday, November 14, 2012
at 11am from Oak Grove Church of
Christ.
Interment was private.
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Bloomingdale- Brandon Arnold,
23, passed away Friday, November
16, 2012.
Brandon was born in Tifton, Georgia but lived in Bloomingdale for
a number of years. He was landscaper.
Survivors include: his parents, David and Diane Arnold of Bloomingdale; a sister, Loyce Arnold of Guyton; a brother-in-law, Jeremiah
Richardson of Guyton; two nephews, Brian Holley of Bloomingdale
and David Richardson of Guyton
and one niece, Katherine Diane
Bailey Richardson of Guyton.
Visitation was held Wednesday,
November 21, 2012 from 10am till
12 noon.
Funeral Services followed at 12
noon in the chapel of Riggs Funeral Home.
Interment will be private.
of all local arrangements.
Mary Elizabeth Aldhizer
Boatright
Mary Elizabeth Aldhizer Boatright,
passed peacefully from this life
on November 19, 2012 at Spanish
Oaks Retreat.
Mary was born April 23, 1926 in Augusta County, VA. She joined the
U.S. Cadet Nurse Corp at age 17,
and then served as a nurse in the
U.S. Air Force, attaining the rank
of Captain. She practiced nursing
in hospitals including Redding, PA,
Metter, GA and Roanoke, VA before retiring from Memorial Hospital in Savannah after 43 years of
serving her patients.
She was married to the late Rev.
Guy R. Boatright, serving with him
in churches in VA, GA and NC. Mary
sang, played the piano and organ, and loved sacred music. She
served as choir director to adults,
youth, and children and especially
loved to work with the infants and
toddlers in the church nursery.
She sewed all of her own clothes,
gardened, canned her own food
and liked to try new recipes.
She was devoted to studying
her Bible. She was a member of
Southside Baptist Church.
Mary is survived by a daughter,
Tina Boatright West and son-inlaw Tommy (Bubba), two granddaughters, Sarah Elizabeth and
Katelyn Marie West, of Savannah;
sister Alice A. Ward and brother
James (Elaine) Aldhizer, both of
New Hope, VA; brother-in-law Earl
(Wanda) Boatright, sister-in-law
Bessie B. Maddox and numerous
nieces and nephews.
Many thanks to the staff and volunteers at Spanish Oaks Retreat
and Hospice for their loving care
of Mary and her family.
Visitation: 5pm – 7pm Wednesday, at Fairhaven Funeral Home,
Hubert C. Baker Chapel.
Graveside Services: 11am Friday in
Hillcrest West Cemetery.
Remembrances: The Gideon’s International, 32 East Montgomery
Crossroads, Savannah, Ga 31406,
phone: 912 – 927-9777.
Fairhaven Funeral Home, Hubert
Baker Chapel, was in charge of all
arrangements.
Police
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clocked a car coming off I-516 into
Garden City at 60mph in the 45mph
zone. He made a traffic stop and
smelled the odor of burnt marijuana coming from the car. The Officer searched the car and found
three pipes with marijuana residue
in them, and the driver was on his
way to jail on possession of drug related objects charges.
Effingham County
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• At 1:30am, a Deputy noticed a
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crossed the fog line several times
before he made the traffic stop.
While waiting for the man to find
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odor of alcohol. The driver was arrested on DUI charges and taken
to jail.
• Deputies were dispatched to
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where a father in a Toyota Tundra
was chasing his daughter and her
boyfriend in their Honda Accord,
reaching speeds over 110mph on
Hwy 17 North. Fueled by a recent
Nascar race, they even traded
paint, sideswiping each other
while racing along the highway.
When the Deputies got them
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he thought his daughter may have
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diamond ring. The daughter on
hearing that, explained that if it’s
the ring she’s thinking of, it’s inside her jewelry box. Dad was cited for having an expired tag, but
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been drinking and was becoming disorderly, threatening everybody else in the house. The
Deputies explained to him that
he just can’t act that way towards
other people and he’d have to go
to bed if he couldn’t behave himself. He agreed he wouldn’t cause
any more problems that night and
went to bed. (Gotta call Deputies
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• A Deputy spotted a man walking down a side street from Sandhill Road. The man was clearly
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he could stay at her house and he
wouldn’t be a problem any more
that night. The Deputy warned
the man that he’d go to jail if he
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about an hour later, the Deputy
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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
Regarding Our
“Trash Paper”...
Dear Editor,
We like to read small town
newspapers, however, your newspaper has become a “trash” paper.
Most of us are intelligent enough
to enjoy current events, local news,
entertainment and Home and Garden.
Your paper is “old politics”
and poor editorials, and who cares
about Police Reports? We are tired
of writers who give personal opinions on negative political issues.
I realize it’s your paper - but,
perhaps the businesses who buy
advertisements (you have plenty of
them!) would like a better format,
also.
The paper has such poor articles that most of us put it down before reading the ads. Thank goodness it’s free!!
And please, don’t insult the
people of South Georgia again.
Some of us are less fortunate than
others, but we deserve our retirement checks. We love our country
and God loves us all.
Thank you for allowing my
thoughts.
Just Venting,
Anna H.
(an 80 year old, white,
professional lady)
Dear Anna,
Thank you so much for taking
the time to let us know what a crappy newspaper we publish. Please,
don’t sugarcoat it; tell us how you really feel! I don’t think Thanksgiving
would be the same without your letter.
The reason we have Police Reports in the paper is because that was
the only thing I could find to write
about that was purely local, that
didn’t require a degree in journalism to accomplish, and we wanted to
keep our readers informed as to the
criminal element that lives amongst
us. Not to mention that if I had a dollar for every time I’ve heard “I love
your Police Reports,” I could retire
and let you publish this newspaper!
I would also like to correct the
one final point you made about insulting the people of South Georgia.
I assume that was a reference to the
opinion column written by Gene
White, our guest “liberal” columnist
who pointed out last week that the
people of the Old South need to get in
step with the social issues, like gay
marriage, abortion, and support an
immigration policy that’s “fair.” He
wasn’t just referring to South Georgia but to the Old South states that
voted for Romney rather than Dear
Leader.
Again, thank you for taking the
time to write to us. We’ll try to do
better in the coming new year!
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The Flat Tire
My tire had a staple in it. Of
all times for this to happen -- a flat
tire. But when is a good time for a
flat tire? Not when you are wearing
a suit and you have been traveling
for nearly five hours and, adding to
this bleak picture, nightfall is approaching.
Wait; did I mention that I was
on a country road? Okay, now you
have the picture. There was only
one thing to do: call AAA. Yeah,
right. The cell phone I bought for
security and protection in moments like this isn’t in range to call
anyone. “No Service” it says. No
kidding!
I sat for a few minutes moaning
and complaining. It’s a male thing.
Then I began emptying my trunk
so that I could get at the tire and
tools needed to get the job done. I
carry a large plastic container filled
with what I call “just-in-case-stuff.”
When I am training or speaking, I
love to have props with me. I hate
leaving anything home so I bring
everything...just in case.
Cars buzz by me. A few beep
sarcastically. I hear the horn saying
“ha ha!” I say, “You’ll get yours!”
Darkness begins to settle in. It’s
becoming a bit difficult to see. The
tire is on the passenger side, thank
God, away from all the traffic, but
making it difficult to benefit from
the headlights of passing cars.
Suddenly a car pulls off the
road behind me. In the blinding
light, I see a male figure approaching me. “Hey, do you need any
help”? “Well, it certainly isn’t easy
doing this with a white dress shirt
and suit on,” I said. Then he steps
into the light. I literally was frightened.
This young guy was dressed
in black. Nearly everything imaginable was pierced and tattooed.
His hair was cropped and poorly
cut. He had leather bracelets with
spikes on each wrist. “How about
I give you a hand”? he said. “Well,
I don’t know . . . I think I can . . .
“ “Come on, it will only take me a
few minutes.” He took right over.
While watching him, I happened
to look back at his car and noticed
for the first time someone sitting in
the passenger seat. That concerned
me.
I suddenly felt outnumbered.
Thoughts of car jackings and robberies flashed through my mind. I
really just wanted to get this over
and survive it.
Then, without warning, it began to pour. The night sky had
hidden the approaching clouds. It
hit like a waterfall and made it impossible to finish the tire change.
“Look, my friend, just stop what
you’re doing. I appreciate all your
help. You better get going. I’ll finish after the rain stops,” I said.
“Let me help you put your
stuff back in the trunk. It will get
ruined,” he insisted. “Then get in
my car. We’ll wait with you,” he
insisted. “No, really. I’ll take care of
everything,” I said.
“You can’t get in your car
with the jack up like that. It will
fall. Come on. Get in,” he said as
he grabbed my arm and pulled
me toward the car. Crack! Boom!
Lightning and thunder roared like
a freight train. I literally jumped in
his car. “Oh, God, protect me!” I
thought to myself.
Wet and tired, I settled into the
back seat. Suddenly a small frail
voice came from the front seat of
the car. “Are you all right”? she
said as she turned around to face
me. “Yes, I am,” I replied with
much relief seeing the old woman
there. It must be his Mom.
“My name is Beatrice and this
is my neighbor Jeff,” she said. “He
insisted on stopping when he saw
you struggling with the tire.” “I
am grateful for his help,” I said.
“Me, too!” she said with a laugh.
“Jeff takes me to visit my husband.
We had to place him in a nursing
home and it’s about 30 minutes
away from where we live. So, every
Monday, Wednesday and Friday,
we have a date.” She laughed and
shook her head.
“We’re the remake of the Odd
Couple,” Jeff said as he joined in
laughing.”
“Jeff, that’s incredible what
you do for her. I would never have
guessed, well, ah, you know I . . .”
I stumbled with the words.
“I know. People who look like
me don’t do nice things,” he said.
Silence. I really felt uncomfortable. I never believed that I judged
people by the way they dressed. I
was angry with myself for being so
stupid.
“Jeff is a great kid. I’m not the
only one he helps. He’s a volunteer
at our church. He also works with
the kids in the learning center at
the low income housing unit in our
town,” said Beatrice.
“I’m a tutor,” Jeff said quietly as
he stared at my car. Silence again
played a part now in a moment of
reflection rather than the uncomfortable feeling that I had insulted
someone. He was right. What he
wore on the outside was a reflection of the world as he saw it. What
he wore on the inside was the spirit of giving, caring and loving the
world he wanted to see.
The rain stopped and Jeff and
I changed the tire. I tried to offer
him money and, of course, he refused it. As we shook hands I began to apologize for my stupidity.
He said, “I experience that same
reaction often. I actually thought
about changing the way I look. But
then I saw this as an opportunity to
make a point. So I’ll leave you with
the same question I ask everyone
who takes time to know me. If Jesus returned tomorrow and walked
among us again, would you recognize Him by what He wore or by
what He did?
By Barbara P. and passed along by
www.christianvoices.org.
Have You Sharpened Your Axe?
A young man approached the
foreman of a logging crew and
asked for a job. “That depends,” replied the foreman. “Let’s see you fell
this tree.” The young man stepped
forward and skillfully felled a great
tree. Impressed, the foreman exclaimed, “You can start Monday.”
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday,
Thursday rolled by. Thursday afternoon the foreman approached
the young man and said, “You can
pick up your paycheck on the way
out today.”
Startled, the young man replied, “I thought you paid on Friday.”
“Normally we do,” said the
foreman. “But we’re letting you go
today because you’ve fallen behind.
Our daily felling charts show that
you’ve dropped from first place on
Monday to last place today.”
“But I’m a hard worker,” the
young man objected. “I arrive first,
leave last and even have worked
through my coffee breaks!”
The foreman, sensing the
young man’s integrity, thought for
a minute and then asked, “Have
you been sharpening your axe?”
The young man replied, “No
sir, I’ve been working too hard to
take time for that!”
Our lives are like that. We
sometimes get so busy that we
don’t take time to “sharpen the
ax.” In today’s world, it seems that
everyone is busier than ever but
less happy than ever. Why is that?
Could it be that we have forgotten
how to stay sharp?
There’s nothing wrong with
activity and hard work. But God
doesn’t want us to get so busy that
we neglect the truly important
things in life, like taking time to
pray, to read and study scripture or
to listen to “the still small voice of
God.”
We all need time to relax, to
think and meditate, to learn and
grow. If we don’t take time to
sharpen the axe, we will become
dull and lose our effectiveness.
Take time today to sharpen
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By David Langerfeld and passed
along by www.christianvoices.org.
A Thanksgiving Day Prayer
By Scott Wesemann
Lord, so often times, as any other day
When we sit down to our meal and pray
A young boy was lying on his
back by a stream holding a string
in his hand. A stranger walked up
to him and asked, “What are you
doing?”
“I am flying a kite,” came the
reply.
“But I don’t see any kite,” said
the man.
“I don’t either,” said the boy.
“But I know it’s there. I can feel the
tug on my string.”
Like the boy, we are here on
this earth. But, our Lord, like the
kite, is beyond us in heaven. The
string that binds our hearts to our
Father in heaven is our faith. And
the Holy Spirit is the One who connects us to Him and gives power to
our prayers.
We may not see God all of the
time, but through faith we know
that He is there - above us, beyond
us, connected to us, waiting on us
to call upon Him and feel His “tug.”
God wants us to stay in touch
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We hurry along and make fast the blessing
Thanks, amen. Now please pass the dressing
We’re slaves to the olfactory overload
We must rush our prayer before the food gets cold
But Lord, I’d like to take a few minute more
To really give thanks to what I’m thankful for
For my family, my health, a nice soft bed
My friends, my freedom, a roof over my head
I’m thankful right now to be surrounded by those
Whose lives touch me more than they’ll ever possibly know
Thankful Lord, that You’ve blessed me beyond measure
Thankful that in my heart lives life’s greatest treasure
That You, dear Jesus, reside in that place
And I’m ever so grateful for Your unending grace
So please, heavenly Father, bless this food You’ve provided
And bless each and every person invited
Amen!
The Church Bulletin Board
• On Sunday, December 2nd at 7:30pm, guitarist Jeff Bianchi will
give a one-hour classical guitar concert in the sanctuary at Guyton
Christian Church to help raise assistance for The Fillin’ Station, Guyton’s Community Food Pantry. Audience members are asked to bring
canned and dry goods to help stock the food pantry. Peanut butter
and canned meats are especially helpful.
• JOY and HOPE
Christmas SIMULCAST event featuring Francis Chan and Jack Graham is being held at Grace Community Church in Rincon on Friday,
November 30th. Tickets will be available at the door for a cost of $10
per person. Slated for Friday, Nov 30, from 8pm to 10:30pm, this particular event is open to Men and Youth.
Get your tickets and come participate in worship led by Kari Jobe,
Anthem Lights, Point of Grace and others! The messages from Francis
Chan and Jack Graham will be on JOY and HOPE. Who couldn’t use a
fresh dose of both of those from the Lord! Let’s enter into the Christmas season with His praise on our lips and a determination that HIS
will be done in and through us! Scholarships are available. Childcare
is not available at the church but we will do our best to help arrange
childcare for those who have difficulty making those arrangements.
Call Grace Community Church at 826-4204 for more information.
• BREAKFAST WITH SANTA
Enjoy a visit with Santa Claus, along with a delicious breakfast, Saturday, December 1st, 9am at Rincon United Methodist Church. The
jolly fellow will greet young and old and get everyone into the holiday spirit. Tickets: under 3, free; 3 – 9, $4; 10 and up and adults, $6.
Tickets available at the church office, 826-5796 or call 912-547-6218.
Seating is limited, so get your tickets early. Cut-off date is Nov. 28th.
Rincon UMC is located at 107 Savannah Avenue. Join us for all the fun,
and don’t forget your camera!
• Guyton Christian Church (Disciples of Christ), invites you to join
us as we embark on a new Sunday School curriculum, “Seasons of
the Spirit.” As the holiday season approaches, we’ll be learning about
Advent, Christmas and the Epiphany. Join us at 9:45am each Sunday
in the Christian Center, located at 105 Third Street in Guyton. Classes
are available for pre-k and kindergarten, a multi-age group ages 6 to
16, young adults age 17 - 20 something, and two adult classes. Come
join us!
• Gifted Gospel Singer/Songwriter/Recording Artist taking bookings
in your area for Gospel Concerts and December Christmas Concerts.
Concerts based on love offerings and CD sales. Go to www.ecmjeffgibson.org and call (912) 863-3738 for more information.
• The Liberty County Community & Area Mass Choir will be presenting at least two Christmas concerts on Saturday, December 15th.
Come and join singers in the community and area as they present
MARY DID YOU KNOW. All ages are welcome. The mass choir has
been presenting free music programs to the community and area
since 2003.
Join us on Tuesday evenings for rehearsals at 7pm to 8pm. The
First United Methodist Church in Hinesville has provided the rehearsal
venue for the mass choir.
Get your book and rehearsal CD by contacting Eleanor Hudson,
music coordinator in Hinesville, at [email protected] or call (912)
876-7610. You may also contact the director Ronald Calhoun at lcca.
[email protected]
• Manna House food pantry and thrift store hours are Monday,
noon-2:30pm and Thursday, 10am - 2:30pm. It is closed all other days.
The food pantry and thrift store are open to the public. Donations are
always appreciated and can be dropped off at any time. Manna House
is at 1210 Patriot Park Drive across from the Effingham YMCA.
• Zion Cafe @ Zion Lutheran... New Times!!
Open Tuesdays & Thursdays, 7am-9am, Zion Cafe is a breakfast
ministry of Zion Lutheran Church provided to our Effingham County
Community. We are offering a variety of egg, sausage, and bacon biscuits along with coffee, juice, and water. Everything we offer is free.
We know mornings are hectic, and we want to help our neighbors
get their day off to the right start. All are welcome..., yes you! So stop
in, grab a quick bite, and have a blessed day! www.ZionCafe.org.
Also, be sure to join us for Movie Nights! Call 728-3430 for movie
titles.
• Samaritan House Food Pantry, 748-5847, please call for an appointment for food assistance. Helping the Pooler, Faulkville, Bloomingdale and Garden City areas.
• The Band of Brothers is a Christian group of men who meet every
Friday morning at 6:30am for a delicious breakfast at the Masonic
Lodge in Garden City, and every other Monday morning, same time,
at the Salvation Army office on Bee Road at Washington Avenue in Savannah. Our Westside group now meets at the Fellowship Assembly
at 5224 Augusta Avenue in Garden City, next to the old Gaster Lumber. (We’ve simply outgrown the Masonic Lodge.) The next Eastside
meeting will be on November 26th. Pastor Kenny Grant brings an intense Bible Study to every meeting, and you’re certain to be blessed
by it. Please join us. Visit Brother Kenny’s website at www.KGEM.org.
• RECOVER YOUR LIFE! LifeSpring Worship Center is hosting Addiction Recovery Classes every Thursday evening at 7pm. Christian
Counselors are available. 1105 East Hwy 80 in Bloomingdale. For more
information, please call 330-0450.
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hood of his patrol car. Instead, the
man turned in the Deputy’s direction taking a defensive stance. (I
love the next line from the actual
Incident Report!) “I placed the subject on the hood of my patrol unit
in a pain compliance technique.”
The man responded by putting
his hands behind his back like he’d
been told to do. He was taken to
jail.
Pooler
• WalMart security personnel
were watching the Eden man in the
jewelry section as he concealed a
watch and then walked around the
store. They stopped him before he
could get to the parking lot, and
he denied trying to steal it, explaining he’d set it down in another part of the store. He added that
he’d picked it up to get a pretty
girl’s attention. WalMart decided
not to press charges against him,
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but did serve him with a criminal
trespass notice to ban him from all
WalMarts. (This guy has been in the
Police Reports at least three times
recently! Let’s pray he’ll realize that
if he continues down this path, a life
behind bars, which ain’t much of a
life, is what’s in his future. And how
sad is it that he thinks shoplifting a
watch will impress the pretty girls?)
• An Officer was patrolling along
Hwy 80 convenience stores when
he was notified a clerk had caught
a shoplifter at one of them. He
responded and found a group of
teenage girls, and one finally admitted she’d gotten the others to
distract the clerk while she stuck
a Mike’s Hard Cranberry Lemonade wine cooler in her purse. Realizing the Police had been called
and were on the way, she hid the
wine cooler behind the Goodwill
donation box in the parking lot
of a second nearby convenience
store. The 17 year old was arrested and taken to jail on shoplifting
charges.
• Just after noon, an Officer ran
a license plate check on a Cadillac
DeVille and found that the car was
not insured. He made a traffic stop
and asked the driver for his license
and insurance. The Savannah
man handed over an ID card and
admitted his driver’s license was
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A Runaway Bride
Guyton Resident Takes the Cake at Mighty Eighth 5K; Campbell top finisher
By Stephen Prudhomme
Kristen Bowers visited the
Mighty Eighth Air Force Museum
in Pooler twice last Saturday, once
running, the other time walking.
Both times, she was flying high.
Bowers, a resident of Guyton,
was one of 202 runners competing in the third annual B-17 Flying Fortress 5K. The race benefits
restoration of a World War II B17plane, the City of Savannah.
The top overall finisher was
Jesse Campbell, 18, of Guyton,
who ran a 17:02. Francine Nzilampa, 30, ran an 18:24 to top the
women’s field, edging 16-year-old
Zachary Jones by 1 second to place
second overall.
Bowers, wearing a bridal veil
and skirt, finished in 25:04 minutes. Later that day, she returned to
the museum to marry Jeremy Turner, a football and baseball coach at
South Effingham High. Per tradition, Turner was not at the race.
Even if he had been, he wouldn’t
have been running.
“He has bad knees,” Bowers says. “He’s probably at Waffle
House. He’ll be doing boy things
with his friends.”
Turner is no stranger to races,
however. Last year, at the Savannah Rock-n-Roll Marathon, he proposed to Bowers after she crossed
the line finish of the 26.2-mile race.
“This kind of ties it all together,”
says Bowers, adding that she wasn’t
nervous right now (after finishing
the 5K). “They waived the running
fees after finding out I was getting
married here. They kind of catered
to me.”
Bowers defintely proved she’s
the fastest runner in her family,
finishing ahead of her mother and
sister. She says she heard plenty
of encouraging words during the
race.
Campbell, who’s also from
Guyton, likewise heard plenty of
encouraging words as he left the
field behind and defended his title.
A member of the track and cross
country teams at Effingham High
School who wants to run in college, he says he probably could
have finished in around 16 minutes if there had been closer pursuers. Campbell notes it was a little
cold at first but was great weather
for running. The course is very flat
and offers a nice view around the
pond on the JCB property, he adds.
Campbell is a member of Air Force
JROTC at his school and visits the
museum twice a year. He likes the
idea of the race benefiting restoration of the B-17, saying it makes
him want to do it even more.
Jones also runs track in high
school, at Richmond Hill. He says
Kristen Bowers visited the Mighty Eighth Air Force Museum twice last
Saturday, once as a running bride-to-be, the second time to exchange vows.
Nzilampa caught up with him in
the numbers are comparable to the
the last mile and passed him as they two previous years. She describes
made their way to the finish line. “I the course as very scenic and nice
tried for second,” says Jones, who
and flat and says JCB is so geraattributed his higher finish from
cious in allowing the race to be run
last year’s race to better training. “I on its property.
was getting tired. She earned it.”
Restoration of the City of Sa Placing third overall on the vannah began in January 2009
men’s side was Andy Tedesco, 56,
and is scheduled to be completed
who finished in 18:43. In a dash
by December 2014. Grismer refers
to the finish line, Jillian O’Malley, to the plane as a “national artifact
29, captured second place overall and important part of our history.”
among the women with a time of Noting the presence of several
22:15, while Brianna Thayer, 39, World War II veterans at Saturday’s
finished a second behind to take
race, she says it’s nice to see the resthird in 22:16.
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days traveling from Missouri to
Kentucky trying to time my arrival
at each place so that the deer
season were either in prime rut
or just before. Even though one
can be pretty certain as to when
these times come, the weather and
other conditions also affect how
productive these times actually
are. For instance, a couple of years
ago, the rain had been so plentiful,
the soybeans and corn were still
not harvested when I arrived. This
made hunting extremely difficult
because there were so many places
for the bucks to hide. Heat also
makes a difference. It seems the
warmer the weather, the less active
the rut can be. All in all, much like
the weather itself, it’s not a perfect
science and definitely not a sure
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stars line up and that’s when it’s
really fun. This year my timing was
not only pretty good away from
home, but I’ve found a way to be
back at home just when things
are getting good here. I guess one
could say that right now hunters
are simply trying to chase the rut;
to be where it is happening.
It’s not much different than my
friends who fish for stripers. They
know pretty much from day to day
where these fish have moved to
and the simply move to where the
fish are. What a concept! – to move
where the action is.
In Henry Blackaby’s best-selling
book called Experiencing God;
Knowing and Doing the Will of
God, he gives some simple advice;
find where God’s at work and join
Him. In deer hunting terms we
might say, “Find where the deer
are rutting and hunt there.” In
fishing terms we might say, “Find
where the fish have moved and fish
there.”
Again, what a concept! Too
many times in our spiritual life we
spend too much time asking God
what He wants us to do, where He
wants us to go, where are we to
invest our resources, and just why
He isn’t doing something in our
lives. What Blackaby tells us to do
Gary Miller
www.outdoortruths.org
is look around and see what God is
doing in other places and in other
people and when we discover that,
it is our invitation to be involved.
Find where God’s at work and join
Him.
Let me ask you... Do you think
God is at work in our world? If you
do, ask Him to show you where He
wants you involved. Remember,
when He reveals it to you, it will be
His invitation to you to join Him
where the action is. Make sure
you’re ready.
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• The City of Port Wentworth Youth Basketball 2013 will be holding
registration on October 17th - December 17th (Practice for ages 6 to12
begins beginning of Dec TBA) (Games start in January and end in March).
Ages 8 under, 10 under, 12 under Girls and Boys Teams. Practice days and
times will be announced after child is registered and placed on team.
Fees: Port Wentworth Resident $20 for one child and $30 for family; NonPort Wentworth Resident $45 a child. Ages 3, 4 & 5 year old “Smart Start
Basketball” will begin January 7th. All practices will be on Mondays at
6pm. There will be four practices and four games! Same Fees. If you are
interested in volunteering coaching please contact us! If you have any
questions please call 966-7428 or register at City Hall, 305 South Coastal
Highway in Port Wentworth. Visit our website, www.cityofportwentworth.com.
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CELEBRATIONS!
________________________
________________________
Happy Birthday
Mrs. Sybill Tillman!
“Best dressed lady I know ...
down to the shoes”!
I still practicing!
Love, Rhonda Pippin
________________________
The Pooler Senior Citizen
Center would like to thank
everyone who came by our
Bake Sale last weekend and
that because of you, our sale
was a success! Most of all
many thanks to Buddy Carter
of Carters Pharmacy for
allowing us to have it at his
Pooler Pharmacy location.
Thanks again!
________________________
Happy Birthday to,
Megan Foskey, 11/22
Miriam Johnson, 11/26
Love, Family & Friends
Wishing you and yours a
Happy Thanksgiving!
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Happy
Birthday
Joy Padgett!
Love, Allison
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Happy
Birthday
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Love, A
High School Sports
By C. Edward Wilson
High School Basketball Review
With the 2012-2013 basketball
season upon us, some of the area
teams will showcase their talents
over the Thanksgiving Holiday.
New Hampstead High out of Pooler
open their high school season
against Islands High on Friday
afternoon in the first game of the
Coaches versus Cancer Gregory
Oliver Tournament, which was
organized by Jenkins High Athletic
Director Yvette Rushing.
Oliver coached the Warriors
through the 2011 season before
succumbing to cancer. The Classic
takes place over a two-day period
at the Savannah Civic Center.
For New Hampstead, this will
be their introduction into the
Georgia High School Association’s
Class-AAA action. The team holds
the distinction of having the first
female coach of a boy’s team for the
Savannah/Chatham County Public
School System.
She is not the first female
coach of a boy’s team in the state
of Georgia, according to Earl
Etheridge of the Georgia High
School Association. The Phoenix
open the tournament up against
Karl DeMasi’s Island High Sharks.
School: New Hampstead High
Coach: Tonya Mackey
Years at School: 1st
2011-2012 record: School is in first
year of existence
Nickname: Phoenix
Key players: Spencer Goodine,
junior, 6-3, forward; Jaleel Daniels,
senior, 5-6, guard; Djuan Gaston,
senior, 6-1, forward; Russell
Clanton, freshman, 6-1, forward.
A Year of Firsts for New Hampstead
By C. Edward Wilson
The newest addition to the
Savannah-Chatham Public School
System is Hampstead High located
in Pooler. With a mascot called the
Phoenix, look for the team to rise
from the ashes and make a name
for itself in the annals of area sports
competition immediately.
In their first year of high school
basketball, the school opted to
immediately start varsity sports
competition. They are in the region
3-AAA. In another first, the head
coach is female. Head Coach Tanya
Mackey is a Savannah native. She
is the first female head boys high
school basketball coach in Georgia.
Her most recent job was that of
head women’s basketball coach at
Mid-eastern Athletic Conference
member, South Carolina State
University. Her father Thomas
Mackey was the long-time
equipment manager for Savannah
State University. She brings a
storied history with her as a good
solid coach.
To help her get off on the right
track, she hired one of the best
former coaches in the area to be her
top assistant. Former basketball
coach and Principal James Green
accepted the call when Mackey
came looking for help. Green, who
won a state championship with
Johnson High in 1992, is one of
only two local coaches that have
pulled off the feat of winning it
all in the state of Georgia on the
hardwood. The other is Savannah
High Coach Tim Jordan.
“This is going to be an
interesting season,” said Mackey.
“A lot of the players came from
different schools and haven’t
played together before,” she added.
The boy’s team has players
from Groves, Windsor Forest,
Beach and Savannah High. They
have six senior, three juniors
and sophomores each, and one
freshman.
Rebels Will Have to Depend on
Quickness
Head Coach: Jeff Grimes
2011-2012 Record: 14-11
Years at School: 4th
Players to watch: Brandon Bostic,
senior, 5-11, guard; Jabari Bell,
senior, 5-10 guard; Zy Carter,
junior, 6-1, guard.
The Groves boys’ basketball
team will be small this season,
but have enough experience to go
10 deep on its bench, according
the Head Coach Jeff Grimes. “We
will have the ability to outwork
other teams,” said Grimes. “We
have some extreme quickness on
this team and we can’t make any
excuses for our lack of size.”
To prepare for this season,
the Rebels attended the Savannah
State University summer camp,
and played in the summer league
at Beaufort and Metter. “We will
have to be competitive and try to
put ourselves in position to win the
region this year,” Grimes added.
School: Effingham County
Coach: Donnie Arrington
2011-2012 record: 26-3
Years at school: 5 years
Nickname: Rebels
Players to watch: Jakeenan Gant,
junior, 6-8, center/forward; Jay
Wright, senior, 5-10, guard; Ryan
Wilkins, senior, 6-2, forward; J.J.
Johnson, senior, 6-5, forward;
Deaundray Rhett, senior, 6-4,
forward; Jakeel Bartly, senior, 5-8,
guard; Mondre Green, senior,
6-3, forward; Ontonio Johnson,
senior,6-2, forward; Hunter Morris,
junior, 6-1, small forward.
State Championship or Bust for
Rebels
By C. Edward Wilson
Effingham County has only
one goal this season and that is to
win it all and bring home a state
championship trophy from the
Georgia High School Association
post-season tournament.
Head Donnie Arrington has
been in coaching for the past 32
years. The last five have been at
Effingham County and he feels
his club is ready for the challenge
presented to him this year. He felt
last year that his ball club didn’t
play well down the stretch and
it cost the team from advancing
further in the post-season.
That won’t be a problem this
year as three of his starters return
from a team, which suffered only
three losses in 29 games. The
key returning player will be 6-8
junior forward/center Jakeenan
Gant. According to Arrington,
every school in the Southeastern
Conference has inquired about the
player and a couple has all ready
asked for a commitment from him.
So far this year, the coach has said
that senior Ryan Wilkins may
stay close to home and play for
Savannah State University. Coach
Horace Broadnax of SSU won’t
confirm, nor deny that the school
has recruited the 6-2, outside
shooting phenom.
Another hot property for the
Rebels is 5-11 point guard Jay
Wright. Probably one of the best
pure guards in the area, he has
the capability to be one of the best
players in the region and state this
upcoming season.
“All of the players played
for us during the summer,” said
Arrington. “The day after we lost
our last game last year, the players
were at the gym getting ready for
this season. We are going to play as
many kids as possible, because we
have a very deep bench,” he added.
CLUES ACROSS
1. Buttery salad lettuce
5. Xtreme sport term “Shred the ___”
9. Superior of an abbey
14. R____y: prayer beads
15. Unaccompanied & apart
16. ___ and Diu, Indian
17. Norway’s capital
18. Notice of someone’s death
19. High above
20. 2012 London Games
23. Optic covering
24. Mrs. Nixon
25. Turkish title of respect
26. Eyelid hair
31. Degraded
35. Saudi peninsula
36. Small fry
37. Back talk
38. Disposed to inflict pain
41. Put in advance
43. Landed properties
45. Zedong
46. Shellac resin
47. Awaken from sleep
51. Naval signalling system
56. Ancient Semitic gods
57. Fleur-de-lys
58. Stomach of an animal
59. Separates seating areas
60. 100 = 1 Samoan tala
61. Fante edwo, yam
62. Jubilant delights
63. Extinct ratite birds
64. Coarse file
2. One periodical
3. Mild and pleasant
4. Cheatgrass or downy
5. Rejoiced
6. Person of no influence
7. Plant source for indigo
8. Key in again
9. Compatibility device
10. Indonesian jewelry island
11. Big man on campus
12. Stumblebums
13. Explosive
21. Dresden River
22. Mexican Indian
27. Emit coherent radiation
28. Arab overgarments
29. VI or six
30. Thou ____ sinned
31. French abbot
32. Prevents entry
33. Be next to
34. Stalk of a moss capsule
39. Books of maps
40. Jump upward or forward
41. Can’t move
42. Covers a building
44. Division into factions
45. Boat area
48. Lesion
49. Bonitos genus
50. Good gosh!
51. Cruise
52. State of comfort
53. Young woman (French)
54. 100-year-old-cookie
55. Exchange
56. Shopping receptacle
CLUES DOWN
1. Negative cheers
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Tournament Schedule:
Friday, Nov. 23, 2012
Islands vs. New Hampstead
girls play at 4pm, boys at 5:30pm
Jenkins vs. Johnson
Saturday, Nov. 24, 2012
Groves vs. Windsor
Savannah vs. Beach
Eternity?
Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Allen Pevey
Michelle Heather Melton and Jeffrey Allen
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Michelle is the daughter of Samuel and Cindy Melton. Jeffrey is the son
of Michael Pevey and Jennifer
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Both families feel blessed to
accept their new family members.
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Nov.
27
Tuesday
• The Goshen Real Estate Investor Group will meet Tuesday, Nov. 27th, 7pm at Carey
Hilliard’s on Hwy 21 in Garden City. Trapper Griffith of
The Coastal Bank will discuss
the local bank’s role in your investment plan.
First visit is free; $5 for
non-members. For more information, please visit our website, www.goshenreig.org.
Nov.
30
Friday
• American Legion Auxilliary
Post #209, Springfield, Georgia, on Laurel Street next to
Gnann’s Fix-It Shop, is having Bingo on Friday night,
November 30th at 6:30pm.
Starting Jan., 2013, we’ll have
Bingo every fourth Thursday
night at 6:30pm.
• One of the biggest names
in contemporary bluegrass is
returning to the Pickin’ Parlor on Nov. 30th!! GRASSTOWN!!!
These guys, fronted by
mandolin master Alan Bibey,
are a regular sell-out for us and
never fail to put on a tremendously musical and entertaining show!! Make plans now
for a great after Thanksgiving
event the entire family will enjoy!!
The Pickin’ Parlor at Randy Wood’s Guitars is located
at 1304 E. Highway 80 in
Bloomingdale. For tickets or
more information, please call
665-2082 or 748-1930.
Dec.
1
Saturday
• BREAKFAST WITH SANTA
Enjoy a visit with Santa
Claus, along with a delicious
breakfast, Saturday, December 1st, 9am at Rincon United
Methodist Church. The jolly
fellow will greet young and old
and get everyone into the holiday spirit. Tickets: under 3,
free; 3 – 9, $4; 10 and up and
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Police
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suspended for child support obligations. He also handed over an
expired insurance card, and a call
to the insurance agency confirmed
that the policy was cancelled due
to non-payment. To top it off, dispatch advised the Officer that the
driver had a warrant out for his arrest. He was taken to jail.
• Officers responded to a local hotel where a couple from Summerville, South Carolina had tried paying their room bill with a couple of
counterfeit hundred dollar bills.
They looked good, but both had
the same serial number.
• A woman told Officers she was
allowing her son to drive the car
home from picking him from high
school when another woman began an incident of road rage, driv-
the church office, 826-5796
or call 912-547-6218. Seating
is limited, so get your tickets
early. Cut-off date is Nov. 28.
Rincon UMC is located at 107
Savannah Avenue. Join us for
all the fun, and don’t forget
your camera!
Dec.
2
Sunday
• EFFINGHAM COMMUNITY ORCHESTRA HOLIDAY
CONCERT AND HOMEMADE COOKIE SALE
Effingham
Community
Orchestra will present its Sixth
Annual Holiday Concert and
Homemade Cookie Sale on
Sunday, December 2nd at 3pm
at the Effingham County Rec.
& Parks Dept. Gym, 808 Hwy.
119 South, Springfield, GA.
Admission to the concert is
FREE. The Cookie Sale begins immediately following
the concert. For information
about the Orchestra, visit the
web site at www.effinghamcommunityorchestra.org.
• The Garden City Beautification Committee is pleased to
announce it’s 2012 Christmas
Tour of Homes & Churches.
Beautiful churches and lovely
homes, decked in holiday finery, invite you to come inside
and celebrate the joys of the
season!
This event will be held on
Sunday, December 2, 2012,
2pm - 4pm, cost $5 per person. Tickets may be purchased
at the Garden City Senior
Center, 78 Varnedoe Avenue
on the day of the tour. After
the tour, join us at City Hall,
100 Central Avenue for light
refreshments and drawing of
door prizes! We look forward
to seeing you there!
Dec.
7
Friday
• Port Wentworth “Annual
Tree Lighting” Ceremony and
Festivities will be held on Friday, December 7th at 6:30pm
in downtown Port Wentworth
held at City Hall. Food, Fun
and Festivities directly following ceremony at the P.B Edwards Jr. Gymnasium. Come
ing recklessly around their car. Officers arrived just as Mom was approaching the other woman’s car
with a baseball bat. Unfortunately,
they stopped her before she could
commence to swinging.
Port Wentworth
• A little after 3pm, an Officer
was on Hwy 21 near Hendley Road
when he noticed smoke from a
large fire in the woods. He was
flagged down by a woman who
told him she’d seen a car crash
through the gate to the property
and the car was now burning. The
Officer first checked to make sure
no one was still inside the car, a
BMW 330i. The Fire Department
soon arrived and extinguished the
fire, but the car was a total loss.
They were able to trace the VIN
number to a Bluffton resident, but
Bluffton Police said the woman
had moved from her last know
registered residence and they had
no forwarding address to check.
The remains of the vehicle were
towed to the wrecker’s yard.
• Around 3am, an Officer ob-
out and see the “New Reveal
of the Gymnasium Renovations”! For more information
call the Leisure Service Department 966-7428.
Dec.
8
Saturday
• Fort McAllister Historic
State Park is hosting Winter
Muster and Battle on Saturday, December 8, 2012, 8am
- 6pm. Fort McAllister State
Historic Park is located at
Georgia Spur 144/ Fort McAllister Road in Richmond Hill
(Directions: I-95, exit #90,
then east on GA Hwy. 144,
look for signs). Adults $6.50,
children $3.75. Spend the day
at the fort as Union and Confederate forces prepare for the
climactic battle of Sherman’s
March to the Sea. Guests will
be able to witness the final assault battle for control of the
fort at 5pm. For more information, call 727-2339.
Dec.
18
Tuesday
• The team at your local Badcock & More have joined
with First Baptist Church in
Rincon to help spread some
Christmas cheer to the local
children of Effingham County. With your help, we can
put some smiles on the faces
of local children. Please bring
a new, unwrapped toy to our
store between now and December 18th. Thanking you in
advance for your generosity.
☛
Anytime
• Lift up your voice to help
children in our community
who have been victims of abuse
and neglect. Court Appointed
Special Advocates (CASA)
Ogeechee Circuit, a local nonprofit organization that trains
community citizen volunteers
to speak on behalf of foster children’s safety and well-being and
in their best interests in court,
will hold an orientation for our
next training session that will
begin in January. The orientation will be held on Tuesday,
November 27th, from 6pm 7:30pm. Please email joincasa@
gmail.com or contact the office
of CASA Ogeechee Circuit at
764-4849 for more information.
• YOGA Classes will be held
in Port Wentworth on Thursday evenings at 6:30pm at the
Ed Young Senior Center, 103
Turnberry Street. Certified Yoga
Instructor Lee Ann Manale will
work with you on connecting
Health, Wellness and Wisdom
to help create a better healthier
you! Make the connection improve your flexibility, strength,
concentration, posture and
breathing! If you have any questions please call Leisure Services
Department at 966-7428.
• The Pooler Senior Citizens
Center has a bowling league
each Monday morning, starting
at 10:30am at Frames ‘n Games
in Pooler.
Anyone is welcome to join
us, you donot have to be a member of the senior center to come
out and have a great time with
us. For our group price of $10
you can bowl 2 games (shoes &
ball provided) and have lunch.
Or if you have your own ball
and shoes, you can bowl for $1
per game on Mondays and not
eat lunch. It is great exercise for
seniors. Come join in on the
Fun, Food and Fellowship. For
this and other great activities call
the Pooler Senior Citizens Center at (912) 748-0912.
• Effingham County Navigator Team, a support group for
families of Children with Special Needs has their Monthly
Meetings on the 2nd Tuesday
of each month at 6:30pm at
The Learning Treehouse, 250
Goshen Road in Rincon.
If your hands or heart is
touched by a child with a disability, you need to come. Resources, Education, Recreation.
For more info contact: Pauline Shaw at Effingham@p2pga.
org. 912-295-5460.
• The Effingham County Alzheimer’s Caregiver Support
Group meets on the 2nd Tuesday of the month at 10:30am at
St. Luke’s Episcopal Church,
155 Goshen Road in Rincon.
served as a white Dodge Caravan
came off the northbound I-95 exit
ramp and make a wide left hand
turn onto Hwy 21. The driver quickly turned into the Wendy’s parking lot with his tires spinning. The
Officer hit his blue lights and the
driver tried to exit back onto Hwy
21, but was blocked by another
Officer who’d just turned in. The
driver pulled to the gas pumps of
the Circle K convenience store and
stopped. The Officer advised the
man with his P.A. system to exit
the van.
The driver wouldn’t answer
any questions until the Officer removed the man’s wallet and found
his driver’s license and asked if
he was Charles. He finally admitted he was Charles, and when he
spoke, the Officer recognized the
odor of alcohol. The Officer had
Charlie submit to the field sobriety tests, but stopped them when
the man couldn’t keep his balance
and nearly fell twice. I’m guessing
it was the heel-to-toe test and the
raise-your-foot-six-inches-off-theground-and-wobble-there-for-a-
This group is open to family
caregivers. It provides education
and support. These meeting
usually run one hour in length.
No reservations needed. For
more information regarding
Alzheimer’s disease and other
dementias, please call the local
Alzheimer’s Association office at
1-800-272-3900.
• Have you always wanted to
help children? Are you willing to participate in 30 hours of
training and 10 hours of Courtroom observation in order to
become a volunteer? Then you
might be interested in becoming a Court Appointed Special
Advocate (CASA)! A CASA Volunteer is a “Powerful Voice in
a Child’s Life®.” After training,
CASA Volunteers are appointed
by a judge to recommend the
best possible outcome for an
abused or neglected child’s future. Our goal is to ensure that
every child has a safe, permanent home as quickly as possible. Call 912-764-4849 now for
more information on our pretraining meet-and-greet or email
us at [email protected].
• Foster Grandparent Program
Needs Volunteers
The Foster Grandparent
Program (FGP) is in need of
volunteers to share their time
and talents in their communities. We are looking for seniors
age 60 and older to volunteer
their time in educational facilities, Day Cares and other social
service agencies 20 hours per
week, working four or five days
per week. FGP offers a modest stipend and assistance with
transportation fee. For more information, call Linda Fields 2347842 or 238-2960, ext 123.
• For information on Classes at the Family Health and
Birth Center please call 8260764. Classes are free for Birth
Center clients, whether planning to deliver at the Center or
the hospital. A nominal fee is
charged for all other attendees.
• Personal Disability Voice Chat
is now meeting every Thursday night from 4:30-8:30pm at
Rincon First Christian Church
on Hwy 21 South.
minute test. He was arrested and
taken to jail on DUI charges. On
the way there, he asked the Officer if he grew up in Hilton Head or
went to high school there. The Officer told him he was in Chatham
County in Port Wentworth, Georgia. At jail, the jail staff asked him
how much he’d had to drink, just
making conversation with him,
and the man replied “Too much!”
• A little before 7am, an Officer
noticed a man crawling across an
open field near Bonnybridge Baptist Church. The Officer immediately had dispatch send EMS out
to check on the man, then rode
out to question him. The man
said he’d jumped off the train and
was from Maryland. The Officer
told him he had EMS on the way
to check him out, and the man
became disorderly with him and
cursed him. The Officer told him
he wasn’t going to tolerate that
kind of language from some kind
he found crawling across an open
field. The man cursed him again,
so the Officer handcuffed him and
took him to jail on disorderly con-
duct charges. (I admire an Officer
that won’t take that kinda crap
from some bum he’s trying to help.)
• An Officer was southound on
Hwy 21 approaching the traffic
light at Dean Forest Road when
he ran a license plate check on the
black Cadillac in front of him and
found that the license plate didn’t
belong on a Cadillac. He made a
traffic stop and asked the woman
for her license and insurance. She
handed over her license and the
Officer ran it through dispatch and
found that it was suspended for
child support. When he walked
back to the woman, she was talking on a cell phone. She hung up
as the Officer asked her to step
out of her car. She looked up and
asked if she was going to jail, and
the Officer confirmed her fears.
That’s when she launched into a
verbal assault that the Officer was
racially profiling her. Now, traffic was zipping by as it was about
2:30pm and the road was busy at
that time of day. He had to threat____________________________________
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Guitar Lessons... at Randy
Woods Guitar, Hwy 80 in
Bloomingdale. Give us a call for
more information, 748-1930.
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Alcohol Problem?
There’s help! Effective medication with Vivitrol with counseling in private Doctor’s office.
Call today, 507-5225. tfnah
wanted
Night time babysitter/nanny... I
am looking for a semi part time
or full time night time nanny
position. I am CPR and first aid
certified and I’m great with all
ages and my rate is extremely
affordable. Please call 657-8895
if interested.
122012
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Piano Teacher wanted to teach
my grandchildren how to play!
11 and 8 years old. Have piano at
my home or will come to yours.
Call 312-5168.
110712
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The Bloomingdale History Society has begun accepting donations and/or contributions
of artifacts and memoribilia
reflecting any of the history of
The City of Bloomingdale, Georgia. The items will be placed in
the newly renovated Museum
located at #205 East Hwy 80.
For more information, please
contact Jerry or Myra Crosby at
748-0186 or Barbara Aldrige at
704-3395. tfn1212
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Buying phonograph record collections. Larger quantities preferred. 45’s, 33’s and 78 rpm.
All types of music wanted. Local private collector. Top prices
paid. Dan, 313-9099. tfn0313
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LIFE, Inc. is now taking donations of gently used infant and
children’s clothing up to size
16 for resale in their up coming
resale store in Guyton. Call Nina
Dasher for drop off site at 7484415, or 826-5300 Ext. 26. Only
clean and pressed clothes will
be taken. Thank you for donating to a non profit. LIF
stuff for sale
3-Piece Weight Set... $100. Call
412-9625.
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Blue plaid Broyhill Loveseat.
Excellent condition. Serious inquiries only, e-mail pic. $65. Call
330-9428.
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Very nice stack-type FRIGIDAIRE LAUNDRY CENTER WASHER/DRYER combo unit. White.
With supply and drain hoses.
76”x27”w x 31.5”d Pics available. New about $1200. Yours
for $550. Call 912-660-6275. tfnMJP
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Broyhill Loveseat. Light green
on off-beige motiff. Excellent
condition. Serious inquiries
only, e-mail pic. $65. Call 3309428.
122012
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Lesco Truck bed spray rig, 200
gallon tank, one year old and in
great condition! $3000. Call Steven, 663-7316 cell. 122912
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Snapper Rear Engine Rider
Mower for sale... 30” cut, 12 hp,
$650, good condition. Call Steven, 663-7316 cell. 122012
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Bricks and Blocks, $25; Wood
fence post, $25; Fat lighter pole,
$75. Call 659-9870. 121312
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New 7 x 18 Car Hauler Trailer...
2-3500 lb. axles, electric brake,
full steel floor with tiedown
rings, ramps, $2425. Call 912234-3348. tfnbbb
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Baseball cards for sale 19901992 never opened in box call
912-772-3055.
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Rincon... 3.47 acres for sale by
owner. Close to schools, deep
well, septic tank and power.
Ready to move on. $70,000. Located off of Old Augusta Road.
Call 754-3131.
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Land... Affordable
2009 Fox Go Kart, 150 CC, Full
Suspension. Runs Great! Just
$1600. Can see it at Quality
Golf Cars, 5550 Mccall Road in
Rincon. Call 912-826-5350
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GE Electric Range, 30”, 4 burner, $60; Washer, heavy duty,
stainless steel drum, $60; Older
electric dryer, needs cord, $20;
Call 728-5298.
112912
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2 Spindle-backed Oak Chairs
with cane bottoms, $25 each,
firm. Over 100 years old. 8569406. 112912
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New 7 x 20 5 ton trailer, 2-5200
pound axles, brake axle, spring
assist ramps, $2600. Call 912234-3348. tfnbbb
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8’ Brunswick Pool Table, excellent condition! $1000. Call 7543060 or 912-665-0831. tfnHM
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TORO COMMERCIAL GRADE
ZERO TURN MOWER. Z MASTER MODEL 74077. 44” CUT.
20HP Kohler engine. Runs great,
no smoke. Ready to mow. New
battery. Dual gas tanks. This is
a real time saver. New about
$9000. Save a bundle at $2475.
Pics available. Call Mark, 912660-6275. tfnMJP
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BROKEN WASHER
OR DRYER
IN YOUR WAY?
Call Eddie for FREE pickup, 4292248. tfnEd
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Utility 5x10 trailer, with spare
tire. New metal floor, never
used! $699. Call 912- 433-7662.
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1993 Force Mercury 70HP, runs
good, $600. Call 210-6365.
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Need Extra $?
Sell your unwanted items
through The Spirit! We’ll run
items under $100 for 6 weeks
for FREE! Call us today, 7483567.
Guyton... 1.5 acres, $10,000,
Zoned AR-2
Clyo... 5.34 acres with existing
foundation and framing. Plans
available. $35,000.
Courthouse Road... 12 acres,
wooded. $45,900.
Snooks Realty
Call Jimmie!
912-663-9836
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North Carolina Land For Sale...
2.9 acres in gated community
with underground utilities,
paved roads and a newly completed 35 acre lake with picnic
facilities. All of this with a great
view of the mountains in this
community of Marion, North
Carolina (approximately 7 miles
off of I-40)! All of the above for
only $80,000. Call 772-6074 for
more information and map to
the property or email: crojoe@
planters.net.
112912
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Waterfront
118.27 Acres - 1000’ frontage on
Lower Ebenezer Creek. Timber
and hunting tract. $168,000
($1,420.48 per acre).
Timberland - 83.5 acres ready
for harvest. Call for details.
Call Jimmy at 912-663-9836.
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Rivercrest Plantation, in south
Bulloch County close to the
Ogeechee... five to seven acre
tracts of beautiful land, homes
only, horses welcome, starting
at $30,000 to $60,000. Call Matt
Cramer for details, 658-5099.
comm. property - sale
Best Deal on Office Space in
Godley Station... Approximately
1000 sq. ft. includes four offices,
reception area, kitchenette &
bathroom. $135k (will consider
lease option) Call 772-3298.
homes - sale
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Ardsley Park area... 3 bedroom,
2 bath home for sale. Living
room, dining room, den with
fireplace, eat-in kitchen, appliances included. 2 car carport
with attached storage/chop
(10’X20’). Beautifully landscaped yard. Near Candler and
Memorial Hospitals, 3 blocks
from Jacob G. Smith Elementary School and 3 blocks from
Habersham Village Shopping
Center. Must see to appreciate.
Call 912-482-0030 or 660-3000.
050313
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Town Home For Sale by owner... 3 Bedroom, 2 Bath, 1400
square foot town home for sale
by owner in Berwick Plantation,
Stonelake Town Homes. Asking
$149,500. Showings by appt.
only. *Hardwood entryway
*Large master bedroom, master bath with duel sinks, garden
tub and stand-up shower *Upgraded cabinets *Upgraded carpet *Walk-in closets *Vaulted
ceilings through out *Pool and
Trash compactor *Large walk
in laundry room *Outside storage, patio area and a view over
a large lagoon*Smoke Free
Home Contact Jay at 912-3123858 or email: jaymjr@gmail.
com. tfn013113
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Minutes for Gulfstream... Newly constructed cottage home
just minutes from Gulfstream in
Garden City. 1700 sq feet, brick
front, 3 bedroom, 2 bath, bonus room above garage, large
shaded back yard on 3/4 acre
lot, priced at just $145,000. Call
912-844-1326. 121312
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Port Wentworth... near Gulfstream, Port, and Sugar Refinery, brick, 1700 square feet,
three bedrooms, two baths,
super closets, screened porch,
fenced back yard. Roof and
heating and a/c system in excellent condition. $119,500. Call
912-964-9654. tfn1212
land for sale
Investment Property for Sale
2 doublewide and 1 single wide
mobile homes on 3 separate
lots with well and septic tank
on all 3. Property currently
bringing in $1750-$2000 per
month rent. Would like to sell,
$168,000. Owner financing possible with 10% down, $1200 per
month payments plus 3% interest. Call 210-6342 or 386-9619558.
022313
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10 Acres
Stilson... 10 Acres located on
Mud Road in between Hwy 119
& Hwy 80. High land, private
drive. Convenient to Pooler,
Statesboro, and Guyton. Just
minutes from I-16. No Restrictions!!! Bring the horses or
four wheelers or whatever
you want. Build your dream
home and hunt in the backyard.
$68,000/obo. Call 912-596-0279.
If no answer, please leave message. tfn021413
Roommates
Roommate Wanted... Furnished
upstairs townhome, fully furnished, kitchen priviliges, 2
rooms and a bath. All utilities
included. Call for more information, 912-306-5111.
112912
OverHaulin
TransmissiOn
Transmissions, Drive
Shafts, Axles, Differentials
Over 25 Years Experience
912-395-8808
215-B Hwy. 80 • Garden City
(Right behind Auto Intensive Care at the Old Traffic Circle)
Savannah... 3 bedroom, 1 bath
home for rent, 5201 Habersham
Street. $875 per month, $875
security deposit. 1 year lease,
application and credit report
required. Great school district.
Call 657-5227.
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Bloomingdale... 3 bedroom,
1 bath, home, located at 1402
East Hwy 80 in Bloomingdale.
Hardwood floors, central heat
and air, wood burning stove in
living room. Full dining room.
Washer/dryer hookups on backporch. Stove included but renter needs to supply refrigerator.
Storage building in backyard.
$800 per month plus security
deposit. Call 272-0835 to schedule an appointment to see inside.
030813
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For Rent... 316 N. Rogers St. in
Pooler, $900 p/mo. + Deposit. 3
BR-2 Bath, Central H / A, Separate laundry room, Separate
office, Sundeck, Large fenced
yard, Workshop + additional
Tool / Storage building with attached Carport. Great neighborhood with excellent school
system. All appliances included.
Available December 1st. Call
Randy 912-656-3858. tfn031413
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FOR RENT... 3-bedroom/2-bath
brick home w/carport, utility
room, & garage/shop in back
located in Sharon Park off Hwy.
80 in Garden City. For more
info, please call (912) 547-1544.
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Great fishing spot and within
walking distance to the Savannah River... This home features
4 bedrooms, 2 baths, 2 sitting
rooms, large country kitchen
with island, laundry room , and
covered front and back porches, on 2.57 acres. Call Bobbie D.
Hodges, Coldwell Banker Intercoastal Realty, 912-667-0306,
cell, or 912-826-0927 office.
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Modular Home for Sale... 4 bedroom, 2 bath Homes of Merit
on 1/2 acre. Fireplace, excellent
condition. One owner. Fenced
yard, 2 utility buildings, deep
well, located in Harveytown,
near Pembroke. $60,000. Call
912-823-2237 or 912-663-2762.
mobile homes
Free Mobile Home... Needs repair. With purchase of beautiful
shaded lot at 144 Blair Way in
River Ridge Subdivision in Effingham County. $27,000. Call
Jimmie, 912-663-9836. tfnJS
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Portal, near Statesboro... 3 bedroom, two bath doublewide on
half acre lot, in excellent condition, $60,000. Owner financing available. Call 748-6831.
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Roommate Wanted... Nice
3 bedroom, 2 bath home on
Southside in the Sandfly area.
No pets, non-smoker. Background check and references
required. $150 per week plus
$150 deposit (rent includes all
utilities). Call 856-9428. 122012
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cemetery lots
4 Cemetery Plots for sale in
Hillcrest Abbey East, Memorial Park. $1600 each for a total
of $6400 for all 4 plots, plus
$81 transfer fee. Call 748-1087.
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Farm FSBO... 30 minutes to Savannah in North Bryan County.
Exit 143 off I-16. 8+ Acres, 2
homes, several original buildings including barn for livestock, half suitable for planting,
half wooded, corner parcel with
access from 2 different roads,
water and electric run to site for
motor home/camper; close to
school, low taxes, NO OWNER
FINANCING. Live in one home,
rental of 2nd pays mortgage
or move Mama in next door.
$143,900, or reasonable offer.
Call 912-678-1891. tfn011713
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32 Fort Argyle Lane... Great
property right on the water!
Has a private dock, on a .64 acre
lot, property has two homes...
Two for the price of One!!! Built
in 2000 and 1990, wood floors.
Must see! Call today for your
showing! Only $250,000. 7487660. Owner financing available. tfn0213
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Services
GENERAL AUTO REPAIR
Specializing in:
• Custom Exhaust
with Flowmasters
• Brakes • Tires • Alignments
PAUL’S
AUTOMOTIVE
Hwy. 21 in Rincon Plaza • Rincon
826-5115
www.PaulsTireAUTO.com
GENERAL AUTO REPAIR
FREE ESTIMATES FOR CUSTOM EXHAUST!
SPECIALS
Front End
Alignment
Four Wheel
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Elton Brown, Owner/Operator
1722 E. Hwy. 80 • Bloomingdale
(Next to Ann’s Thrift Shop)
ADVERTISING
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For Information
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In This Section!
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CONDO IN POOLER... 3 Bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths, all appliances, washer & Dryer, Master
BR and bath downstairs, Pool,
and lawn maintenance included.
Harmony Townhomes. $1050
month, and $1050 deposit, 1 year
lease. Call Patti, 912-433-8600.
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Port Wentworth... 18 Bearing
Circle-Located in The Cove S/D
beautiful condo built in 2011
with over 1,700 sq. ft., 3 bedrooms, 2.5 baths, large living
room, formal dining, separate
utility room, all appliances
including washer and dryer.
Rent/deposit $975. Call Heritage
Properties, 748-4452. tfnHP
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Guyton... 3 bedroom, 1 1/2 bath
home for rent in Guyton on 2
acres. New tile and wood flooring. $800 per month plus $800
security deposit. References required. No Pets! Call 659-0588.
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Beautiful home! Nice community - Lake Shore: 6 Allen
Brook Dr. in Port Wentworth.
4 Bedrooms/2 bathrooms. 2
Car garage. $1,200/Month. One
Month deposit. Please call 305259-4080 or e-mail: Amiraark@
gmail.com. tfn0113
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Rincon... 3 BR/2BR, All electric,
W/D hookup, quiet, safe neighborhood, great retirement area,
close to downtown Rincon.
$850/month. Call 912-826-1073.
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Garden City... 3 bedroom, 2 bath
house on Talmadge Avenue,
new floor, freshly painted, huge
yard, located in great area! Just
$800 per month. Call Neal at
912-210-1648. tfn0113
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209 Foxbury/Pooler... Beautiful condo located in Carriage
Square Homes off Pooler Parkway has 2,100 sq. ft. living
space, 3 bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths,
formal dining, breakfast area
in kitchen, fireplace, all kitchen
appliances plus a washer and
dryer, pool and fitness center
ammenities included. A must
see! $1,150 rent/deposit. Call
Heritage Properties, 748-4452.
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Renovated 3BR/1BA House
close to Gulfstream... Garden
City, newly renovated 3BR/1BA,
central H/A, fenced backyard,
rent $775 + security deposit. 225
Chatham Villa Dr. Call Carmen at
912-826-6263.
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apartments - rent
Garden City Duplex... 2 bedroom, 1 bath, newly remodeled,
all appliances, with carport. At
the end of a dirt road, very quiet
area. $600 per month plus $300
security deposit. Call 667-3968
or 667-1860.
112212
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Guyton... — References required.
Call 659-0588.
022113
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Eastside Savannah, Daffin
Park... 2 bedroom, 1 bath, refrigerator, stove furnished.
Central heat & air, washer/dryer
connection. Fenced in yard. No
cats. 2829 Wicklow Street, #2.
$625 per month plus $625 security deposit. Call 657-4538.
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Mobile homes available in
Bloomingdale, 1, 2, and 3 bedrooms, no pets. Rent starting
at $500 with $150 deposit. For
more information, please call
912-658-2961. Equal Housing
Opportunity. tfnPO
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Effingham County... 3 bedroom,
2 bath mobile home in excellent condition. $800 per month,
$700 deposit. 1450 square feet,
fully electric, includes stove,
refrigerator and dish washer.
Fenced backyard, small storage building. Located in Azelea
Point Subdivision, just off of
Courthouse Road. Not a section
8 home. Small dog allowed with
pet fee. Call 912-663-4276.
MH f o r r e n t
commercial rentals
Effingham County ... 3 bedroom, 2 bath mobile home in
excellent condition. $800 per
month, $700 desposit. 1500
square feet. Fully electric, includes stove, refrigerator and
dish washer. Fenced in backyard, two small storage buildings. Located in Forest Hills Subdivision, just off of Courthouse
Road. Not a section 8 home.
Small pet allowed with pet fee.
Call 912-663-4276.
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Foxbow Farms - Eden... 26’X46’
doublewide mobile home for
rent. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths. 1736
Ridge Road. $700 per month
plus $700 security deposit. Call
401-2620.
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MOBILE
HOME
GUYTON
AREA... Private lot 5+ acres. Two
bedrooms. Central H&A, W&D,
refrig, appliances, water/garbage collection furnished. One
family, No Inside pets. Deposit,
references, 12 month lease.
$625. Nice place! Jones 912-3540160. Private owners .
Commercial Retail Space for
rent in Guyton on Hwy 17. $800
per month. Call 659-0588.
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One acre in the heart of Rincon,
three offices, plenty of parking,
perfect for car lot! For more
information, call Brad at 8260167. tfnRT
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Pooler... 150-185 sq ft. office
spaces. Four units available. Can
combine to create larger space.
All utilities included. $300-400
per month. Immediate occupancy. Call 596-5173 for viewing.
tfnRC
vacation rentals
Tybee Island... Refurbished
Townhouse, 1 block from pier,
sleeps 8. $200 per night on the
weekend (Friday, Saturday,
Sunday), $1000 per week, $150
per night during the week (minimum 3 days). $75 cleaning fee
with all rental agreements. Call
754-4403 or 661-1563. 101511
cars
2006 Chrysler 300 Touring...
silver, gray leather interior, all
power, brand new tires, interior/exterior in excellent condition, one owner. $8000. Call
596-2663.
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2005 Nissan Sentra, 4dr, auto,
power windows and locks,
cruise, blue with tan int. Just
$6,987 call Michael 912-3985497 for more information and
pictures. tfn122012
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20,000 miles. Replica of “Bullitt” from the 1968 Steve McQueen movie “Bullitt”. This is a
numbered vehicle. It has an extended warranty-transferrable.
Bose stereo system. Lifetime
Sirius XM Sat. radio. 6 cd changer. All leather interior, electric
windows and seats (heated
seats). 5 speed aluminum shifter. Mood lighting. Excellent
condition. $28,900. Call 912-7489802 or 912-658-1241. tfn050213
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2002 Toyota Solara Convertible, 2002 MITSUBISHI GALANT
ES... 4 DOOR SEDAN. loaded,
2.4L 4cyl eng. with ac, at, pwr
windows, pwr locks, tilt wheel,
cruise control, factory am/fm/
cd. 140k miles. runs and drives
great. pics available.clear title.
$3775. Call 912-660-6275. tfnmjp
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BAJA DUNE BUGGY... 150CC engine with electric start, reverse,
shock absorbers on front and
rear, full roll bar, seat belts, and
lights. Runs and drives great!
Very good condition, and lots
of fun! Pics available. Call Mark,
912-313-4235. tfnMJP
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2000 Cadillac. DTS... 104,000
miles, tires 75%, a/c cold. $3995.
Call 433-7662. tfnBJ
3 Oil Changes
HASSLE!
3 Scheduled
Maintenance
3 Computerized
Diagnostics
3 Tune-Ups
3 A/C Service
3 Brake Service
3 Wheel Alignment
3 Engine Repair
3 Engine Replacement
3 Fuel Injection Service
3 Transmission Service
HASSLE!
3 Transmission Repair
3 Steering & Suspension
Repair
3 Belts & Hoses
3 Transmission Flush
3 Brake System Flush
3 Power Steering Flush
3 Cooling System Flush
3 Radiators
3 Differential Service
3 4WD Service
3 CV Shaft Replacement
3 Clutch Repair/
Replacement
Come See Us For All
Types of Auto Repair!
2006 Ford F150 Reg-Cab, 5.4L
V-8, auto, a/c, cruise. Great work
truck. Call John 912-658-2131 for
more information and pictures.
tfn122012
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2009 Silverado 1500 truck, crew
cab, 4-door, step rails, bed liner,
automatic transmission, 8 cylinder, gray exterior, black and
gray interior. EXCELLENT condition! Priced to sell, $22,500
(KBB). Call 912-925-6800 or 404202-8116.
050213
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1999 Ford F350 Bucket Truck...
75K original miles, in good condition. Great for Tree Service,
Electricians, etc. $17,995. Call
912-927-2803. tfn0413
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Jeep Grand Cherokee Laredo
$4,500... 2001 Laredo, good
condition, loaded, only 105,000
orig. miles, must see! Call 912429-8461. tfn012413
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2008 Ford Expedition XLT...
5.4L, V8, automatic, silver metallic exterior. Charcoal black
captains chairs interior. This
SUV is like new and garage kept.
Only 24K miles and has never
been smoked in. $28,500 negotiable. Call 754-4330 for more
information. Owner can email
pictures. 093012
motorcycles/atvs
2 ATV’s... 2006 Polaris 90 Camo,
$1600; 2004 Artic Cat 400,
$2400. Call 657-3310.
032013
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2006 Harley Davidson custom
Tryke... loaded with everything,
including cruise control and
chromed out! Just 2700 miles.
$18,500 firm. Call 912-429-1527
or 912-728-4164. tfn012413
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2007 Harley Davidson Heritage
Softail... $13600 (South Effingham) Cobalt Blue, Dual Pipes,
under 10K Miles, Garage kept in
excellent condition. Call Home
912-728-6199 or Cell 912-4142666. tfn120612
campers/rvs/trailers
Camper Trailer, 30’, sleeps 6,
new tires this year, clean and
in good shape, A/C runs good.
Asking $2500 or best offer. Call
826-4883.
113012
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2010 Rockwood Premiere Popup trailer, 26’, with slide out and
a tip out, A/C, heat, hardly used.
Asking $12,000. Call 912-7283872. tfn012413
AVOID THE HASSLE!
3 Tire Repairs
3 Tires – New & Used
trucks/vans/suvs
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1995 Z71... Black, leather, all
power electric, extended cab,
456 gears, Dana 44 front rear all
new chunks, Flowmaster duals,
many more extras. 130K miles.
Lost job and need to pay off
truck loan, asking $7,500 or best
offer. (912) 463-2764. tfnah
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Need to sell your truck but
don’t want to be hassled with
the phone calls and buyers who
never show up? Let us sell your
truck for you! Just a small fee
payable when the truck is sold!
Call Joe, 663-5016. tfnEAS
Effingham’s Best Pre-Owned Vehicles!
We Do It All!
3 Shocks/Struts
2009 Ford Mustang
Bullitt
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2003 Acura TLS... Moonroof,
Loaded with power options.
Just $8950. Call Joe, 663-5016.
071212
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Need to sell your car but don’t
want to be hassled with the
phone calls and buyers who
never show up? Let us sell your
car for you! Just a small fee payable when the car is sold! Call
Joe, 663-5016. tfnEAS
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HASSLE!
Let us sell your
vehicle on
consignment while
you relax and avoid
all those pesky
phone calls!
Just a simple, low,
low fee, paid only
after your vehicle
sells!
Come See Us!
We Buy
Cars &
Trucks!!
EFFINGHAM
AUTO SALES
HWY. 21 AT MCCALL ROAD • SUITE J • RINCON
Locally Owned & Operated
748-7579
135 E. Hwy. 80
Pooler
Financing
Available!
826-1071 or 663-5016
[email protected]
Financing
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