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Friday, February 17,2017 Lake Oconee News Page B9 PUTNAM COUNTY Contributed Tyler Myers poses with his parents, Kevin and Lillie Myers, along with Gatewood headmaster Chris Charles and head coach Jeff Ratliff, during his signing ceremony. Gatewood’s Myers signs with Point University On Tuesday, Feb. 7, Tyler Myers, a senior at Gate- wood Schools, signed a let ter of intent to play football for Point University in West Point, Georgia. Myers led Gatewood in tackles this past season with 128 and was voted team captain and best defensive player. He was named to the GISA AAA All-State team and was also an All-Region layer in Region 4-AAA. When asked about Myers, Gatewood head master Chris Charles said that he was “thrilled that from all of the schools Stathas Continued from A7 their own fear of hell with regard to having a glass of wine, or maybe dancing. (Remember the wedding party at Cana that Jesus attended and “changed the water into wine”. Not grape juice) And your ver sion of “hell” is...? Or, do showing interest in Tyler, he was able to find one that met his needs as he con tinues to grow spiritually, physically, intellectually and socially. He certainly embodies the character that we seek to cultivate throughout our student body. I am certain he will make as much of a positive impact at Point University as he has here at Gate- wood.” “Tyler is a true Gatewood success story,” said Gators head coach Jeff Ratliff. “He is a fantastic football player that works hard both on and off the field. We will miss him next year, but I wish him all the success in the world as he moves on to play at the next level. Point University is getting a ter rific young man.” Myers has been a two- year starter at linebacker for Gatewood where he totaled 215 career tackles. Other awards he earned include the Phil Newsome Weightlifting Award and the John Beckham Hit Man Award, which he won as a junior and senior. He was also selected to play in the GISA All-Star Game. you even believe in Hell? You need to face your fears or stay paralyzed, stuck, going no place, anxious and depressed. As Franklin D. Roosevelt so eloquently spoke: “We have nothing to fear but fear itself.” Fear of personal “demons” stifle your true selfs personal expression. As John in the Scriptures says well: “God is Love ... There is no fear in love, but perfect love casts out fear.” May we all keep on try ing to love and cast out our fears, whatever they may be, and exorcise the “demons” that still may be lurking inside of us. Adios, fear! With a smile on your face, sing the verse of “Love makes the world go round.” (If you don’t know The Rotary Club of Greene and Putnam Coun ties is excited to announce that Cathy Kirby is the week five winner of the 2017 Super Raffle Drawing. Cathy will receive a catered meal for 30 from Georgia Butts and entertainment by the Tim Cadiere Band. Georgia Butts BBQ, a pop ular destination for serious barbecue fans in the Lake Oconee area, is also a top choice for catered meals at parties and events. Located in Putnam County on High way 44, Georgia Butts is easy to find with a glance to the east or by a quick whiff of barbecue aroma coming from the restaurant. Tim Cadiere and the Washboard Road Band have made a true name for themselves in the Lake Oconee, Augusta, Atlanta and South Carolina areas. The band’s set list is often a combination of pop, country, rock and blues. Cadiere’s soulful original the song, make up your own melody). Dr. Stathas can be reached at 706-473-1780. Email: Stathas @plan- tationcable.net. Web site: D rS ta thas.googlepages. com. Blog: drstathas.com songs have a new-country vibe with a dash of Cajun brought over from his native Louisiana. Each week during the year 2017, the Greene and Put nam Counties Rotary Club will draw and announce a new winner of 52 weekly prizes,each valued at $300 or more. Again this year are five “Super Weeks” where the winner will receive two prizes that week, each with a minimum value of $300! Winning raffle stubs will be added back into the raffle pot of 1,000 tickets, allow ing ticket holders the oppor tunity to win multiple times throughout the year. The Rotary Club of Greene and Putnam Coun ties is a local service orga nization, belonging to the massive Rotary Interna tional organization. The Greene and Putnam Club funds both local and inter national charities, provid ing leadership and volun teers for charitable efforts. Funds raised by the Super Raffle provide the club with exceptional opportunities to impact both local and inter national service projects. To learn more about the Greene and Putnam Club, comprised of local business leaders, please LIKE us on Facebook and visit our web site at: www.GreenePut- namRotary.org. BY POPULAR DEMAND IT’S HERE AGAIN! EATONTON ELKS LODGE #2549 - PRESENT THEIR FAMOUS - C.V. 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