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Friday, June 2,2017 Lake Oconee News Page B9 GREENE COUNTY Jamie’s Java and Gifts cuts ribbon On May 1, the Greene County Chamber of Com merce held a ribbon cutting ceremony for Jamie’s Java and Gifts. This ceremony was to commemorate Jamie’s new and larger location at 101 S. Main Street Greens boro, right on the corner of Main and Broad streets next to C.W. Smith Insurance. This recent move has allowed Jamie’s to expand the products and services provided to patrons, from coffee beans or brewed cof fee, fudge, candies, candles (for him or her), purses, books, jewelry and many other gift ideas. With brands like Naked Bee, Camille Beckman, Bridgewater, Greenleaf, Thirstystone, Habersham, Snap-Jewels and more, you are sure to find something for yourself or a friend. With the summer months upon us, Jamie’s is proud to be able to offer soft drinks, slushie beverages and the always popular iced coffee to those needing to cool down from the summer heat; the iced caramel latte is amaz ing. Pastries, muffins and cookies tempt you to indulge that sweet tooth as you shop for all your gift and accessory needs. This new location has multiple seating options to grab a drink, a snack and a seat and relax while you read your favorite book, or just sip on that refreshing beverage as you shop. This new loca tion also allows Jamie’s to be available for special events or meetings from 6 to 7:30 p.m. So be sure to stop by and see the new location, Monday through Saturday 10 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., and Thursdays for special events. Be sure call Jamie’s at 706- 920-1555 and visit the web site at www.jaimesjavaand- gifts.com. The Greene County Chamber of Commerce would like to recognize the Chamber Ambassadors and their businesses who partic ipated in this event. Thank GREENE COUNTY Contributed Curt Powell (Advanced Rehabilitation), Nicole Chillemi, Russell Miller, Hayley Callaway, Cail Hammons (Downtown Greensboro), Jackie Miller, Joy Graden, Annette Scovell, Robbie McNeill (Edward Jones), Britt Brantley, Jamie Brantley (owner), Tommi Ward and Carrie Human celebrate the official opening of the new Jamie's Java and Gifts in Greensboro. you to Curt Powell with Greensboro, Robbie McNeill Advanced Rehabilitation, with Edward Jones Invest- Cail Hammons and Nicole ments, and Tommi Ward Chillemi with Downtown with Lake Country Players. We know r ^9*. Water • Filtration IT’S ALL WE DO! • Proudly serving the Lake Area for over 25 years Boatright named to (oldwell Banker elite society • Widest range of quality products to meet any budget • Service plans available to meet YOUR needs Robert Boatright, a pro fessional sales associate with Coldwell Banker Lake Oconee Realty, has earned membership in the company’s Inter national President’s Elite Society. This distin guished award represents the top two percent of all sales associates world wide in the Coldwell Banker® system. In addition to this worldwide recognition, the local Lake Country Board of realtors recog nized Boatright as the No. 1 agent in 2012 and No. 3 agent in 2016. “Thanks to my wonder ful customers, 2016 was my biggest year in real estate,” said Boatright, who ended the year with nearly eight million in sales. For the last 8 1/2 years, Rob ert has topped all other agents in finding buyers for homes priced at $1 million or more. For more information regarding Robert Boatright and how Coldwell Banker Lake Oconee Realty/Lake Country can help you sell or buy a home, land or com mercial property, visit our website at www.CBLake- Oconee.com or email us at Info@CBLakeOconee. com. About Coldwell Banker Lake Oconee Realty/Lake Country: Coldwell Banker Lake Oconee Realty/Lake Coun try is a wholly owned subsid iary of BankSouth Holding Company and is the dom inant real estate company in the area. Along with Coldwell Banker Commer cial Lake Country, the com pany now has more than 75 agents in five offices provid ing residential, farms and land, commercial and relo cation real estate services in six counties: Morgan, Greene, Oconee, Putnam, Baldwin and Hancock. Coldwell Banker® is the oldest national real estate brand in the United States and today has a network of more than 87,000 sales agents working in approx imately 3,100 offices in 50 countries and territo ries. Coldwell Banker Real Estate LLC fully supports the principles of the Fair Housing Act and the Equal Opportunity Act. Each office is inde pendently owned and oper ated. Smith Continued from B7 scales.” The best in outdoor times on the river and uproarious laughter afterwards at the spiffy Holiday Inn Express, managed by Carol Powell, make for an outing to savor, even when sodden rains eventually chase you off the river. With higher temperatures coming about, Jimmy Harris can help you find shoal bass which have been around as far back as the days of the Creek Indians, who fished the waters of the Chatta hoochee not for sport, but for survival. A brief dissertation came about delightfully from North Georgia’s gentleman of the Chattahoochee, a reminder that summer fish ing can still be enjoyed if you know what to do. “Shoal bass,” Jimmy Harris said, “are indigenous to the Chat tahoochee drainage system which includes the Flint River. You can also find them in the Ocmulgee River, but shoal bass are not native to the Ocmulgee. You can fish for shoal bass year round. You can fly fish for them, but you seem to have better luck with con ventional lures, especially in winter when they go down deep in the water. “Interestingly, the fish gets its name from the fact that they like to hang out where the water comes over rocks and shoals. Hook one and bring him to a net and it will make your day.” Even if you stand in the Chattahoochee without a fly rod and a net, your life is enriched by the whisper of the river. I belong to the fra ternity that can’t get enough of the Chattahoochee. COI VIET Ol LAI KE a CONEE FAM HE KF ill ESS a ■ ; ST'i m n n. 'in -'-awes’ Robert Boatright Let us inspect/service your existing system Household WATER SPECIALIST • WATER FILTRATION • 706-453-1151 /s householdwater.com ? vfc % WE FIX BAD WATER! - /tied m at the J^Laza • OUTDOOR SUMMER t CONCER Friday, June 2 @ 7:00 PM MOODY - Kick off the Dairy Festival weekend with some live music on the Plaza lawn! 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