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4B I DAWSON COUNTY NEWS I dawsonnews.com
Wednesday, July 10,2019
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sponsoring free or low-cost events for the public. Groups may submit notic
es by fax at (706) 265-3276 or via email at editor@dawsonnews.com.
Residents in Lumpkin
County and surrounding
areas are invited to cele
brate the opening of
Northeast Georgia Medical
Center (NGMC) Lumpkin
from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. July
13. Attendees will tour the
hospital, a variety of deli
cious foods, touch-a-truck
zone, face painting, games
and live music featuring
Curtis Jones & Primal
Roots. Public parking is
available at University of
North Georgia's
Convocation Center at 180
Alumni Drive in Dahlonega.
Shuttles will provide trans
portation to and from the
event. Disabled parking will
be available at the hospital,
at 227 Mountain Drive.
Northeast Georgia Medical
Center Lumpkin will start
seeing patients at 7 a.m.
July 16. The NGMC
Lumpkin campus will
include an emergency
department, inpatient care
and supporting imaging,
pharmacy, lab and other
services. Visit nghs.com/
lumpkin for more informa
tion.
The Goodwill Career
Center will host a multi
employer job fair from 10
a.m. to noon July, 17. This
is a great chance to meet
with hiring managers of
over 15 local businesses
(including BlueGreen
Vacations, Budd Group,
DeVry University, Farmers
Insurance, Hilton Head
Hospitality, Len Foote Hike
Inn, Premier Surplus,Tyson
Foods, Inc. U.S. Census,
Wahoo Docks, & MORE)
who will conduct inter
views on site.There is no
cost to participate.The cen
ter is inside the Goodwill
store at 66 S. 400 Center
Lane in Dawsonville.The
WorkSource Georgia
Mountains mobile training
unit will also be onsite to
offer resume assistance
and skills assessments. All
participants will receive a
Photos by Bob Christian Dawson County News
Fans had the best seats in the house July 7 to watch the U.S. vs.
Netherlands in the 2019 World Cup Final.
'Netherlands are definitely the under
dogs, but I like cheering for under
dogs. The United States is favored to
win every time; it would be nice to
see someone fresh.'
FROM 1B
Cup
kicks and a pair of incred
ible chances in front of the
net during the 37th min
ute.
Dutch keeper Sari Van
Veenendaal was the key
reason the Netherlands
remained alive as the U.S.
women stayed on the
attack with 12 shots to no
avail, and the first have
ended with the teams tied
at zero. Veenendaal’s play
gave Artur Schaeler, the
only Dutch fan, hope.
“The Netherlands will
win if the U.S. makes a
big mistake,” Schaeler
said.
He admitted to not
being a life-long fan but
felt the need to cheer for
L’Orange in the face of
such a powerful U.S.
team.
“Netherlands are defi
nitely the underdogs, but
I like cheering for under
dogs,” Schaeler said.
“The United States is
favored to win every
time; it would be nice to
see someone fresh.”
It appeared he got his
wish as the second half of
the game remained tight
until the 61st minute
when a video review
awarded a penalty kick to
Artur Schaeler
the United Sates. Team
captain Megan Rapinoe
buried the shot in the
back corner of the net to
put the U.S. up 1-0.
Video Assistant
Referees or (VAR) has
been a source of contro
versy throughout the tour
nament, and the general
consensus among the fans
gathered around the bar,
despite the call in this
case going in favor of the
United States, was that
(VAR) is ruining the
game.
Any controversy that
may have been caused
was quickly erased eight
minutes later as Rose
Lavelle penetrated the
Dutch defense for a devas
tating solo strike for a 2-0
score. The goal marked
the team’s 26th goal of the
tournament to set the
Women’s World Cup
record for team goals.
The Netherlands have
proven to be a late-game
threat in their run for the
Cup, scoring 9-of-ll
goals in the second half
or stoppage time, but the
United States defense
continued to be impene
trable and the U.S.
Women’s National Team
went on to win their
fourth World Cup, and
become the only team
with back-to-back wins
since Germany in 2003
and 2007.
Head Coach Jill Ellis
becomes the only coach
to have the won the
World Cup twice as she
remains undefeated in
tournament play, while
Rapinoe, with six tourna
ment goals captured the
coveted Golden Ball as
the tournament’s best
player.
Celebrating the U.S.
victory with his daughter,
Andrew Storr summed up
the game with a single
word.
“Dominating.”
As the lone Dutch fan, Artur Schaeler, center in light T-shirt, grimaces as his
team falls behind by two goals during the World Cup Final.
coupon for 25% off at the
Dawsonville Goodwill
Store (Valid 7/17/19 only).
The Amicalola Regional
Farmers Market is open
every Friday throughout
the summer from 3:30 p.m.
until 7 p.m.This year, ven
dors will set up at
Dawsonville City Hall (415
Highway 53 East). The mar
ket will temporarily be in
the city hall parking lot but
will move to its permanent
location of the Farmers
Market Pavilion (also on
City Hall property and fac
ing Allen Street) upon its
completion later this year.
Vendor spaces are still
available. For an applica
tion to participate, contact
MacAllister at clarkmac@
uga.edu or call 706-265-
2442. For more information
visit http://fb.me/amicalola-
farmersmarket or call the
Chamber at 706-265-6278
for more information.
No One Alone (NOA) will
be conducting auditions for
the 3rd annual North
Georgia's GotTalent compe
tition every Monday night
from 8 to 10 p.m. at
Shenanigans during Open
Mic withTommy Pirone.
Additional auditions are
scheduled at United
Community Bank on
Morrison Moore Parkway in
Dahlonega on July 14.There
will be a $40 entrance fee -
all proceeds go to help vic
tims of domestic violence
and abuse. If contestants
have not been pre-regis-
tered, there is no guarantee
of a time slot at the
announced auditions, but
walk-ins are welcome.
Bring backup music, if need
ed, on a travel drive. Video
auditions will be accepted
after the registration form is
completed at www.noone-
alone.org. Any questions
can be directed to Jean
Baker at 706-372-4260 or
jbaker@noonealone.org.
Hall House Gallery, Bleu
Gallery and Naturally
Georgia WineTasting in
Dahlonega Georgia will be
hosting a Christmas in July
from noon to 7 p.m. July 27
Come and get your
Christmas shopping done at
Hall House gallery, Bleu
Gallery and Naturally
Georgia WineTasting.There
are 25 unique local artisans
including jewelry, pottery,
painting, woodworking and
wine. Sip 100 percent
Georgia wines while you
check everyone off your
Christmas list with one of a
kind gifts. Light snacks will
be provided and Santa will
be there spreading cheer!
Hall House Gallery/Bleu
Gallery/Naturally Georgia
WineTasting Room are at
90-94 Public Square in
Dahlonega on the down
town Dahlonega square.
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