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4B I DAWSON COUNTY NEWS I dawsonnews.com
Wednesday, July 25,2018
Church rents, cont.
Dawsonville United
Methodist Church has
openings in its preschool
programs. Drop-in child
care is also available
Monday through Friday
and on Saturdays for par
ents' day out. For more
information, call (706)
429-8433 or visit www.
dawsonumcpreschool.
com.
Rest in the Storms, a
program open to anyone
and their family struggling
with any type of addiction
and needing inspiration
for and during time of
recovery, is held at 7 p.m.
each Monday night in the
basement of Spirit Baptist
Church, 6910 Nix Rd.,
Dawsonville.Teaching is
by Michael Holbrook and
light refreshments are
served. For more informa
tion, call Barry Payne at
(770) 633-8684.
Dawsonville United
Methodist Church wel
comes you to join its fel
lowship meal the last
Sunday of each month.
The gathering offers
music, food, fun and fel
lowship. For more infor
mation, contact Pastor
Sean Smith at (706) 429-
4747.
Restoration Christian
Church offers free child
care for parents' night out
every third Friday from
6:30 to 9:30 p.m.The
church is at 955 Couch
Rd., Dawsonville. For
more information, call
(678) 209-6113.
God's Clothes Closet is
open to the community
from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.,
Monday throughThursday
and offers gently used
men's and women's cloth
ing (and some children's
clothing) to those in need.
Visitors to God's Clothes
Closet at First Baptist
Church of Dawsonville
should enter through the
church office so that vol
unteers can make sure
needs are met. For direc
tions or more information,
call (706) 265-2612.
Elevate for Youth at
First Baptist Church of
Dawsonville is an active
student ministry serving
middle and high school
students. Sunday morn
ings in the Loft begin at
9:45 a.m., and Wednesday
evening praise, worship,
study and games, includ
ing a live worship band,
begins at 6:15 p.m. For
more information, call
Sam Reed at (706) 265-
2612.
Pleasant Grove United
Methodist Church in
Forsyth County welcomes
everyone to its weekly
events: 11 a.m. Sunday
worship, 10 a.m.Tuesday
Bible study and 9 a.m.
preschoolTuesday
throughThursday. For
more information or pre
school enrollment, call
(770) 844-7095.
Forsyth Christian
Home Educators is
accepting new members.
FCHE is a nonprofit
Christian home education
support organization offer
ing activities, group
events and fellowship. For
more information, visit
the FCHE Web site at
www.fche.org.
North Forsyth United
Methodist Church wel
comes the community to
join them in fellowship.
The church is at 6150 Hwy.
400, Cumming. For more
information, call (770) 888-
9898 or visit www.north-
forsythumc.org.
Concord Baptist
Church gives away free
food from 10 a.m. to 2
p.m., the fourth Thursday
of each month at the
church, in North Forsyth,
near the intersection of
Bannister and Concord
roads.
Reformers Unanimous
is a faith-based, Christ-
centered addiction pro
gram that directs addicts
back to God through sup
port groups designed to
help break the chains of
addiction. A local chapter
meets at 4 p.m. each
Friday at Vision Baptist
Church where stories of
victory are shared, groups
and individuals are per
sonally counseled and les
sons are taught on over
coming temptations of
every kind. For informa
tion or help, call (678) 994-
2174 or visit www.vision-
baptist.com.
Freedom Tabernacle
invites individuals and
families to attend weekly
praise and worship servic
es beginning at 10 a.m.
Sundays and at 7 p.m.
Wednesdays. Freedom
Tabernacle is at 2160
Freedom Pkwy.,
Cumming, just off Ga. 400
North.To learn more
about the ministries of the
church, call (770) 887-4679.
J.C. Riders Motorcycle
Ministry and God's
House of Prayer wel
comes everyone to Biker's
Day on the last Sunday of
every month at God's
House of Prayer at 4625
Canton Hwy., Building A,
DawsonEvents
Listings in Dawson Events are free and available to nonprofit organizations
sponsoring free or low-cost events for the public. Groups may submit notic
es by fax at (706) 265-3276 or via eail at editor@dawsonnews.com.
COMMUNITY
No One Alone is cur
rently hosting auditions
for the 2nd annual North
Georgia's GotTalent
Contest. Auditions will be
held at the Crimson
Moon in Dahlonega from
7-9 p.m. onThursday,
July 26 during open mic
night. Auditions will also
be held from 8-10 p.m.
July 23 and 30 at
Shenanigans pub in
Dahlonega during open
mic night, as well as on
the following dates: 7-9
p.m. July 19 at the
DawsonvilleTavern; 3-5
p.m. July 22 at the
Georgia Racing Hall of
Fame in Dawsonville;
July 29 at Dahlonega
UCB. If you cannot make
any of the scheduled
times, NOA is also
accepting video auditions
emailed to jbaker@noo-
nealone.org by July 31.
Advanced registration is
recommended to ensure
your time slot for your
audition. A $25 donation
is required to audition.
Register today at www.
noonealone.org/talent.
Call (706) 372-4260 for
more information. All
acts will perform at an
October finale show.
The Little Village
Montessori School is
hosting two open house
events this month, from
4 p.m. to 7 p.m. July 19
and July 26 at the school,
located at 105 Warwick
Street in Dahlonega.The
Little Village Montessori
School is Lumpkin
County's first Montessori
preschool and serves
children aged three to six
and is a ministry of the
Dahlonega Presbyterian
Church. Pre-enrollment is
underway and a formal
grand opening will be
scheduled next month.
Families can schedule a
private visit or obtain
more information by
sending an email to the-
littlevillagemontessori@
gmail.com or visiting the
website at www.thelit-
tlevillagemontes-
sorischool.org.
The Bowen Center for
the Arts has issued a
call to artists for a culi
nary art juried show.The
deadline to enter is July
28 and art and photogra
phy that is culinary or
food related can be sub
mitted.There will be over
$400 given in prizes and
awards and the exhibit
will be on display Sept.
7-21 at the Bowen.The
entry form can be found
online under "Culinary
Art &Tasting Exhibit."
Enter up to three original
works and watch for
updates on fun foodie
events at the Bowen dur
ing September.The
Bowen is located just
north of Dawsonville's
historic square at 334
Hwy. 9 N (next door to
LanierTech).
Dawson County
Schools and Dawson
Family Connection are
sponsoring "Stuff the
Bus" from 10 a.m. to 2
p.m. Saturday, July 28 in
the Kroger parking lot.
Volunteers will be collect
ing donated school sup
plies until the bus is
stuffed. Bring donations
of backpacks, notebooks,
pens, pencils, classroom
cleaning supplies and
more to contribute to the
project, which will benefit
students in Dawson
County. For more infor
mation call (706) 265-
1981.
Join the Lions Club of
Dawsonville for a free,
fun, family event of
award-winning bluegrass
music at 7 p.m. Aug. 2.
Three on a String will be
the live entertainment
and the event will be
held at First Baptist
Church of Dawsonville,
900 Hwy. 9 N in
Dawsonville.
The city of Dawsonville is
hosting a FoodTruck
Friday from 5 p.m. to 9
p.m. Aug. 17.Thefood
trucks will be located
downtown on Bill Elliott
Street and Tucker Avenue,
next to the Purple Corn
Boutique and Dawson
County News. Food truck
vendors, inflatables, face
painting, balloon ani
mals, corn hole and the
Amicalola Regional
Farmers Market will be
among the festivities.The
event will be held weath
er permitting. Parking is
limited so city residents
are encouraged to walk
to the event.
Get some exercise while
supporting Kiwanis
Club of Dawson
County's mission of
strengthening the com
munity and serving chil
dren with the Revenuers'
5k and 1-mile Fun Run,
scheduled for Saturday,
Aug. 25 at Rock Creek
Park.The run starts at 8
a.m. Register online at
active.com.
The Chestatee Artists
'Colors of Summer'
exhibit will be on Display
at the Bowen Center for
the Arts from July 6-27.
The exhibit will feature
over 80 works from mod
ern to classical art, glass,
ceramics, stained glass
and more. All exhibits are
free and open to the pub
lic. Hours are 10 a.m. to 4
p.m.Tuesday through
Friday and 12 to 4 p.m.
Saturdays.The Bowen is
located just north of
Dawsonville's historic
square at 334 Hwy. 9 N
(next door to LanierTech).
The Dawson County
Library is hosting Adult
Craft Night on the last
Tuesday of each month.
Registration is required;
call the library at (706)
344-3690 to sign up.The
library is located at 342
Allen Street in
Dawsonville.
The Amicalola
Regional Farmers
Market is open from
3:30 to 7 p.m. each Friday
at Veterans Memorial
Park, 186 Recreational
Road in Dawsonville. If
you are interested in
becoming a vendor email
Clark MacAllister, county
extension agent, at clark-
mac@uga.edu.
Free BINGO for seniors
will be held beginning at
9:30 a.m. every
Wednesday at Ingles in
Dawsonville.
The United Way of
Dawson County board
meets from 4 p.m. to 5
p.m. the second
Wednesday of every
month at the Dawson
County Chamber of
Commerce, 44
Commerce Dr.,
Dawsonville.
American Legion Post
247 meets regularly at 7
p.m. the secondTuesday
of each month at 671
Lumpkin Campground
Road, Suite 50,
Dawsonville, GA 30534.
The post also hosts
Bingo at 7 p.m. on
Monday and Friday
nights at the same loca
tion. Join in for prizes up
to $1,000 for bingo win
ners. For more informa
tion, callTommy Stokes,
post commander at (706)
525-1238.
in Cumming. Sunday
school is at 10 a.m. and
worship services are at 11
a.m. and 6 p.m. A ride will
follow the 11 a.m. service.
Services are also held at
7:30 p.m. on Wednesday.
A love offering will be
received to support the
homeless, families in
need, battered women
and children and a drug
and alcohol center pro
gram. You do not have to
ride a motorcycle to be a
part of the ministry, every
one is welcome. Call the
Rev. G. Allen Boyd at (770)
893-4613 or Arch
Campbell at (404) 427-
7677 for more informa
tion.
Mothers Against
Methamphetamine
meets the second
Thursday of each month
at 7 p.m. at New Hope
United Methodist Church
in Cumming. MAM is a
support group for those
whose loved ones have
fallen victim to this highly
addictive drug. In addition
to providing Christian sup
port, they provide resourc
es for education. All are
invited to come and edu
cate themselves for the
sake of their friends and
family. Contact Claire
McDonald at (404) 502-
0797 or cmcdonald@
newhopeumc.org.
Etowah River Church
of Christ invites you to
Sunday Bible Study at
9:30 a.m. Worship is at
10:30 a.m. Sunday and 7
p.m. Wednesday. For
more information, call
(706) 265-8834 or visit
www. etowa h ri ve r-
ch u rch ofch rist.org.
If you have relatives bur
ied in the Shiloh United
Methodist Church
Cemetery in Cherokee
County offYellow Creek
Road near the old Stancil's
store, please call (706)
525-9716 or (770) 490-0810
or write to the Shiloh
United Methodist Church
Cemetery Association of
Ball Ground, Ga. INC at
253 Shiloh Church Road,
Dawsonville, Ga. 30534.
Grace-ln-A-Box offers
free take-home meals
every Thursday afternoon
from 3 to 6 p.m. Food is
offered at the Good
Shepherd Clinic at 45
Medical Center Dr.,
Dawsonville, behind
Burger King.
King Crossword
ACROSS
1 Poke
4 Beach stuff
8 Part of the
foot?
12 Supplement,
with "out"
13 From the start
14 In the vicinity
15 Congratulatory
slap
17 Oodles
18 Open
19 Meadow
21 G.I.'s dinner,
for short
22 Showing
cleavage
26 Computer
acronym
29 Stein or Stiller
30 Lifetime?
31 Swiss capital
32 Staff
33 Oven
34 Swelled head
35 "Explain,
please"
36 — Major
(Sirius' con
stellation)
37 Restrained
39 Evergreen type
40 Trawler need
41 Tips over
45 Ontario neigh
bor
48 Gary Cooper
movie
50 Tab
51 Small grimace
52 Stickum
53 Weevil's target
54 Litigant
55 Sphere
DOWN
1 Biblical king
who had
Jezebel slain
2 Related (to)
3 Pleads
4 Jungle expedi
tion
5 Doddering,
maybe
6 Ely's st.
7 Lived
8 Post-vow rela
tive
9 Ultramodernist
10 House pet
11 Day fractions
(Abbr.)
16 Surround
20 Many millennia
23 First son
24 Aptly named
fruit?
25 Sawbucks
26 23-Down's vic
tim
27 Lily variety
28 Boast
29 Tarzan's son
32 Beats
33 Singer Akers
35 Infinitesimal
36 Written code
38 Dead ringer?
39 Bach piece,
often
42 Nixed, at
NASA
43 Entrance
44 Uppity sort
45 Recede
46 Carnival city
47 Ailing
49 Debtor's letters
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