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2A I DAWSON COUNTY NEWS I dawsonnews.com
Wednesday, November 13,2019
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 email at editor@dawsonnews.com.
Georgia Racing Hall of
Fame, a non-profit orga
nization is operated sole
ly by volunteers. We are
open seven days a week.
Volunteers are needed
for mornings from 10
a.m. until 1:30 p.m., and
in the afternoons from
1:30-5 p.m. Hours at
your convenience.
Volunteers are also need
ed for our special events.
Our next one is Lanier
Speedway Reunion at 1
p.m. Nov. 23. Please con
sider being a part of our
team to help preserve
the history of Dawson
County and Georgia. For
more information, please
call (770) 893-8230 or
(706) 216-7223.
The American Red
Cross will be at the
Ellijay Community Blood
Drive and donor appreci
ation event. Eligible
donors of all blood types
are needed Thursday,
Nov. 14 from noon to 6
p.m. at Ellijay Lions Club,
1729 S. Main St., in
Ellijay. For more informa
tion and to make an
appointment to donate,
download the American
Red Cross Blood Donor
App, visit
RedCrossBlood.org call
1-800-RED CROSS (1-800-
733-2767) or
enable the Blood Donor
Skill on any Alexa Echo
device to make an
appointment or for more
information with sponsor
code: ellijay. Donors of
all blood types are need
ed. A blood donor card
or driver's license or two
other forms of identifica
tion are required at
check-in. Individuals who
are 17 years of age (16
with parental consent in
some states), weigh at
least 110 pounds and are
in generally good health
may be eligible to donate
blood. High school stu
dents and other donors
18 years of age and
younger also have to
meet certain height and
weight requirements.
The Dawson County
Woman's Club, a non
profit service organiza
tion, meets at 6 p.m. on
the first Monday of
January to June and
September to November
at the Community Room
at Fire Station No. 2 next
toTractor Supply. DCWC
is a member of the
Federation ofWomen's
Clubs and has many
areas of interest in volun
teering in our communi
ty. For more information,
visit www.dawson-
countywomansclub.org
or call (404) 245-7273.
Lumpkin-Dawson
County Special
Olympics is looking for
athletes, partners, volun
teers and coaches to join
the growing organiza
tion. Athletes currently
compete in winter bowl
ing, masters bowling
and fall games Bocce.
For more information
please email lump-
kindawsonsoga@gmail.
com.
Free BINGO for seniors
will be held beginning at
9:30 a.m. every
Wednesday at Ingles in
Dawsonville.
Arrest Reports
Custodian Jonathan “Jon” Davis was recognized for Employee of the third
Quarter at the Oct. 21 City Council meeting. Davis has been employed with
the City of Dawsonville since Oct. 9, 2018 and was nominated by a number of
his fellow employees and presented the Employee of the third quarter award
for his extraordinary attitude and incredible job performance. Pictured from
left are: Council member Jason Power, Council member Caleb Phillips,
Mayor Mike Eason, Jon Davis, Council member Stephen Tolson and Council
member Mark French.
Photo for the Dawson County News
Nov. 4
Calton Ray Biggs, 57, Dahlonega:
Driving while license suspended/
revoked, failure to stop for stop sign.
William Roger Newsome, 75,
Dawsonville: Theft by shoplifting.
Christine Michelle Sparkman, 44,
Johns Creek: Theft by taking, two
counts theft by deception, fourth
degree forgery.
Jason Lamar Strickland, 43,
Cumming: Theft by shoplifting.
Nov. 5
Jonathan Lewis Earnest, 36,
Dawsonville: Simple assault, crimi
nal trespass.
Chancellor Thomas Jordan, 24,
Dahlonega: Two counts possession
of a controlled substance, drugs in
original container, DUI/drugs.
Nov. 6
Robert Edward Chandler, 70,
Dawsonville: Parole violation.
Samantha Joanne Gilreath, 33,
Dahlonega: Open container viola
tion, DUI/alcohol, two counts DUI/
endangering child under 14, head
light requirements.
Samuel Charles Gooch, 37,
Dawsonville: Failure to comply/Help
Court.
Shane Robert Allen Goodmon, 37,
Dawsonville: Violation of family
violence order.
Joneka Markesha Pittman, 31,
Atlanta: Probation violation/felony.
Harold James Turner, 56, Ball
Ground: Probation violation/felony,
failure to comply/DRC.
Joseph Emory-Harold White, 35,
Dawsonville: Failure to comply/
Drug Court.
Nov. 7
Carl Dwayne Atkins, 42,
Gainesville: Probation violation/fel
ony, failure to comply/DRC.
Jeanne Lynn Burt, 44,
Dawsonville: Pedestrian under the
influence.
Eriq Scott Cuvalo, 29, Cumming:
Three counts possession of a con
trolled substance, drug related
objects, crossing guard lines with
weapons/drugs/intoxicants.
Timothy Lee Kimbral, 18,
The following are food service
businesses that were inspected by the
Dawson County Environmental
Health Department from Nov. 4 to 8,
2019. A score of 69 or less is failing.
Nov. 4
JOHNNY’S NEW YORK STYLE
PIZZA
355 Quill Drive, Dawsonville, Ga.
30534
Score: 89, Grade: B
Nov. 6
SUPER 8
205 N 400 Center Lane,
Dawsonville, Ga. 30534
Score: 96. Grade: A
Dawsonville: Hold for other agency.
Terry Wayne Wells, 60,
Dahlonega: Reckless conduct.
Nov. 8
Stanley Garlon Collett, 23,
Dawsonville: Pedestrian under the
influence.
Cole Morgan Hill, 18,
Dawsonville: Too fast for condi
tions, DUI/alcohol, failure to main
tain lane.
Jimmy George Holtzclaw, 57,
Dawsonville: Two counts probation
violations/misdemeanors.
Jamayca Zeray McKinzie, 26,
Union City: Probation violation/fel
ony.
Joyce Ann Powers, 53,
Gainesville: Probation violation/fel
ony.
Stacey Ivy Summers, 38, Canton:
Bench warrant/failure to appear in
court.
Nov. 9
Johnny Cleveland Brooks, 44,
Dawsonville: Criminal trespass.
Aleatha Okon, 61, Dawsonville:
Expired tag, driving while license
expired, open container violation,
DUI/alcohol, failure to maintain
lane.
Chelsea Michelle Peeples, 23,
Gainesville: Holding/supporting
wireless telecommunication device,
DUI/drugs less safe.
Joy Elaine Stanford, 36,
Dahlonega: DUI/drugs, following
too closely.
Linda Anna Thomas, 55,
Gainesville: Serving county sen
tence.
Michael Anthony Williams, 31,
Gainesville: DUI/alcohol, failure to
maintain lane.
Nov. 10
Jacob Anthony Boyle, 26,
Cleveland: Speeding, DUI/alcohol.
Jessica Fernanda Moreno, 21,
Gainesville: Possession of marijuana
less than one ounce, drug related
objects.
Jeremy Phillip Skinner, 43,
Dawsonville: DUI/alcohol, failure to
maintain lane.
Nov. 7
HACIENDA BAR AND GRILL
219 Crossroad Blvd. STE 110,
Dawsonville, Ga. 30534
Score: 89, Grade: B
SUBWAY #3318 @ CIRCLE K
STORES INC
79 Hwy. 9 N, Dawsonville, Ga.
30534
Score: 99, Grade: A
Nov. 8
BO JANGLES’ #2021
326 S 400 Center Lane, Dawsonville,
Ga. 30534
Score: 96, Grade: A
OBITUARIES
Harvey Roy Moon
Harvey Roy Moon, 72, husband of
Nancy Beck Moon, entered into rest
Monday, October 28,
2019, at Eisenhower
Army Medical Center
in Fort Gordon,
Georgia.
Mr. Moon, son of the
late Annie Bell
Summerour Moon and
John Thomas Moon of
Dawsonville, Georgia,
was born in Atlanta,
Georgia, and grew up in Dawsonville.
He graduated from Dawson County
High School, Class of 1966, where he
also played varsity basketball for the
Dawson County Tigers and won
awards as a member of 4-H and the
Future Farmers of America. He also
was a Life Scout in the Boy Scouts of
America.
Mr. Moon was a 22-year veteran of
the United States Army, serving two
tours in Vietnam. He then worked at
Snyder Dental Clinic at Fort Gordon
for 30 years. He was known for his
sense of humor and his big heart, and
he will be missed greatly by all of his
family and friends.
In addition to his wife, he is survived
by his children, Nathan Moon and
Melanie Moon; his brothers, Frank
Moon, Jimmy Moon, and David
Moon; and his sisters, Nancy Moon
Gilbert, and her husband Wayne, and
Dixie Farrell.
If so desired please make a memori
al contribution to the charity of your
choice in his memory.
Mr. Moon will be laid to rest at New
Bethel Baptist Church in Dawsonville,
following a memorial service for fami
ly and friends on Saturday, Nov. 16, at
2 p.m.
Chance & Hydrick Funeral Directors
of Augusta was in charge of the
arrangements.
Frederick (Fred) Schwegel
Frederick (Fred) Schwegel, of
Dawsonville, passed away peacefully
on Thursday, Oct. 31 at
his home in
Dawsonville.
It had been Fred’s
wish that when his
time came that he be at
home when it hap
pened with his loving
and devoted daughter, Schwegel
Debbie, by his side.
He got that wish.
In July of 2019 following back sur
gery from a fall, Fred started showing
signs of what ended up being a rare,
incurable and fast acting brain disease
called Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease
(CJD). He was officially diagnosed
with CJD in September. CJD affects
only about one in every 1,000,000 peo
ple in the world every year. It can hide
in the body unseen for decades until
something, such as a fall or surgery,
sets it in motion.
Fred was born in Millville, NJ on
Thursday, April 24, 1941. He was the
son of the late Fred and Irma Mae
Schwegel. He was preceded in death
by his wife Betty, brother Paul and sis
ters Ann and Mary.
Fred had a bright and energetic per
sonality. He loved to laugh and
throughout his life Fred was always
the life of any party. He was always
ready to dance as soon as the music
started and was first on the dance floor
- even if that meant making one.
Besides spending time with his fami
ly and friends, Fred loved to run. In
July 2019 at 78 years old, Fred com
pleted his 38th Peachtree Road Race in
Atlanta. Fred had also completed mar
athons in Atlanta, Bermuda and New
York. For over 40 years, lacing up his
running shoes and heading to Stone
Mountain park to run and train with
his fellow Sumo Runners was one of
the great joys of his life.
Fred is survived by his daughter
Debbie Buchanan, the “son he never
wanted” as he would joke Herman
Thompson, ex-wife Faye and stepson
Craig, his girlfriend Janet and dog
Angel, sister and brother-in-laws
Bertha, Ronnie, Herschel, Rose and
Ellis, as well as many nephews, nieces
and cousins. He was a caring and giv
ing man that was loved by all his fami
ly and friends.
Family and friends are invited to
attend a Celebration of Life gathering
at Bearden’s Funeral Home in
Dawsonville on Sunday, Nov. 24 from
2-4 p.m. Please come and share your
stories about Fred.
In lieu of flowers the family asks
that a donation be made to the
American Cancer Society, the Heart
Association, the Humane Society or
the Creutzfeldt-Jakob Disease
Foundation (www.cjdfoundation.org).
Bearden Funeral Home of
Dawsonville was in charge of the
arrangements.
DEATH NOTICES
Jason ScottTullis
Jason Scott Tullis, 54, of Dawsonville, passed away on Saturday, Nov. 9, 2019.
Bearden Funeral Home of Dawsonville was in charge of the arrangements.
Dawson County News
November 13, 2019
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