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-THE FORSYTH COUNTY NEWS-WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 17,1980
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Brannon Tours Capitol
Newly-elected Senator Max Brannon, D-Calhoun, visited the Capitol recently and met with
various members of the Senate and LL Gov. Zell Miller as he prepared for his duties rep
resenting the 51st senatorial district, which includes Cherokee, Gordon, Pickens, and por
tions of Forsyth and Whitfield Counties. Shown above, from left, are Democratic nominee to
the Senate L. H. “Bud” McKenzie of Montezuma, Senator Frank Eldridge, D-Waycross, and
Senator-elect Brannon.
In Savannah
Energy Workshop Set
Representatives from
Georgia’s pulp and paper in
dustry can learn ways to
lower the energy costs of
their companies at a
workshop in Savannah on
Sept. 18-19.
“Energy Conservation in
Pulp and Paper Processing”
will run Thursday, Sept. 18,
from 1-5 p.m. and Friday,
Sept. 19, from 9 a.m. to noon.
The workshop will be held at
the Ouality Inn at the Savan
nah Airport. A workshop fee
of S2O will be charged to de
fray expenses of a luncheon
and energy conservation
handbook.
The seminar is sponsored
by the Georgia Office of En
ergy Resources and will be
conducted by Georgia
Tech’s School of Chemical
Engineering and Engi
neering Experiment Station.
Auburn Alumni
To Organize Here
A group of Auburn Univer
sity alumni met Thursday,
Sept. 11, at the Western
Steer restaurant in Cum
ming to organize a local
chapter of the school’s
alumni association.
A spokesman for the group
said the purpose of local
chapters is to assist Auburn
in reaching out to potential
students, as well as helping
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There's never been e better
test of character than time.
Fact is. there's precious few
things in this world that have
the character to stand the test
of time. You're reading about
one of them now: the log
cabin.
The log cabin's been a good
idea for a long time now.
They're relatively easy to
build. They're still just about
the all time champion for
practical, economical and
maintenance-free living.
And. more than that, there
are intangibles about a log
cabin that just satisfy the soul.
Nothing looks, feels, smells or
oges like wood. The natural
beauty of wood is priceless—
bought only with time.
Another thing: by building
your own log cabin, you're
carrying on a fine tradition
that's survived since the days
of the wilderness pioneer in
America.
That's character.
That's Hearthstone.
The workshop is intended
for process engineers, and
plant managers in the pulp
and paper industry. The pur
pose of the workshop is to
provide industry representa
tives with procedures and
examples for evaluating en
ergy conservation mea
sures. Conservation in
chemical recovery and pa
per machine operations will
be emphasized. In addition,
the efficient use of supple
mental fuels and energy
Deputies Catch Escapee
A local Georgia prison es
capee was recaptured Mon
day afternoon by Forsyth
County sheriff’s deputies.
According to Sheriff Wes
ley Walraven, Jackie Ray
Hutchison, 21, was arrested
graduates to renew old
aquaintances through regu
lar meetings.
A survey has shown that
there are some 400 Auburn
graduates in the northeast
Georgia area, with approxi
mately 30 in the Cu ing area.
Anyone desiring additio
nal information should con
tact Bob Gaines at 889-1163.
This home is priced at
$3,492.00 unerected er
$4,124.00 erected. 500
Sq. Feet. Perch 96 ft.
If you contemplate building a
new home this year, why not
build one of our fine log
homes? You con make it the
showplace of your county or
town. The timeless character
of a log home will blend with
any environment from moun
tains to lakeside. And its stur
dy construction will give you a
lifetime of enjoyment.
Seed $4.00 for e beeetffel brochure
showing 14 designs end specifko
tfons. Too will be doOgbtod. Write:
Hearthstone Leg Hemes
111 Sooth Ridge td.
Cumming, Co. 30110
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for future use.
monitoring and control sys
tems will be presented.
To register for the
workshop, send a check for
S2O, payable to the Depart
ment of Continuing Educa
tion, to the department at
Georgia Tech, Atlanta,
30332.
For further information,
contact Ken Wieder at
Georgia Tech, Engineering
Experiment Station, At
lanta, 30332, at telephone
894-3412.
at the home of his parents in
northern Forsyth County.
Hutchison escaped from
an Atlanta area prison on
June 15 of this year while
serving a six-year prison
term for burglary in Forsyth
County.
Arrested in connection
with harboring a fugetive
were Jackie Ray Hutchison
Sr., 43, Joyce Hutchison, 38,
Len Hutchison, 19 and two
14-year-old juveniles, both
females.
Presenting
LARRY
GATLIN
SAT., SEPT. 20TH
SHOWS
8:00 P.M. & 10:00 P.M.
A Section 2&3 *B.OO
I Section 1& 4 ... *7.00
W Section A & B *6.00
call or write for tickets
Lanierland
£Music Park
ROUTE 1 • BOX 286
CUMMING, GEORGIA 30130
PHONE:
887-7464 • 887-6666 • 887-2850
ATLANTA 681-1596
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Yarbrough
Charlie W. Yarbrough, 82,
of Route 3, Cumming, was
buried Wednesday, Sept. 10.
Yarbrough died Sept. 9.
Surviving are: his wife,
Alice Riddings Yarbrough;
his daughter, Geraldine Jen
nings; his son, Mr. and Mrs.
Bernard Yarbrough; his
daughter-in-law, Lois Yar
brough; his sister, Cora Yar
brough; his brother, Joel
Yarbrough; 11 grandchil
dren and 10 great-grandchil
dren. All survivors are from
Cumming.
Services were at Ingram
Funeral Home Chapel and
burial was at Sawnee View
Gardens. The Rev. Lawton
Burt and the Rev. Bud Boles
officiated.
Ingram Funeral Home
was in charge of arrange
ments.
Williams
Estelle Roper Williams,
78, of 107 Crain Dr., Cum
ming, was buried Friday,
Sept. 12, at 1 p.m. Mrs. Wil
DOT Finds
Champ Tree
A new Georgia champion
has been found. This cham
pion is a tree a Black Wil
low (Salix nigra) located
on the banks of the Flint
River in Clayton County
near Sullivan Road.
Standing 50 feet high with
a circumference of nine feet,
nine inches and a crown of 73
feet, the new state champion
was found and identified by
A 1 Tate, Department of
Transportation ecologist,
who surveys proposed pro
jects looking for ecologically
sensitive resources which
must be preserved or identi
fied.
Fortunately, the champion
willow was located off the
bridge-widening project
right of way, which means
the DOT’S work wouldn’t
hurt the tree and the project
wouldn’t be adversely af
fected.
“Had the tree been on the
right of way,” a DOT
spokesperson said, “steps
would have been taken to
prevent the willow from be-
One of the juveniles is
wanted in Tampa, Fla. as a
runaway. The other is from
the Atlanta area.
Walraven said Hutchison
is being held in the Forsyth
County jail pending his re
turn to the prison system.
The two girls were re
leased to juvenile authori
ties. The others were in
Forsyth County Jail pending
release on bond late Mon
day.
liams died Sept 10.
Surviving are: her hus
band, Pete Williams; her
son and daughter-in-law, the
Rev. Roger and Virginia
Williams; and three grand
children, Clayton, Kerri and
Kimber Williams, all of
Cumming.
Services were at Cum
ming First Baptist Church,
and burial was in Westview
Cemetary in Atlanta. The
Rev. A 1 Craft officiated
The family requests dona
tions be made to the Cum
ming First Baptist Church
Organ Fund.
Ingram Funeral Home
was in charge of arrange
ments.
Byers
Homer Dean Byers, 58, of
Route 9, Gumming was bur
ied Friday, Sept. 12 at 3 p.m.
Mr. Byers died Sept. 11.
Surviving are: a son,
Timmy G. Edwards of Cum
ming; and two brothers, Da
vid Byers of Chamblee and
Jerry M. Byers of Cumming.
Burial was in Antioch Ce
metary, with the Rev. Clay
ing lost, if at all possible. As
it is now, a significant nat
ural resource has been iden
tified.”
The Georgia Forestry
Commission measured the
giant willow and certified
that it indeed is a champion.
The tree was nominated for
that status by DOT person
nel.
Clayton County’s salix ni
gra beats out DeKalb Coun
ty’s old champion hat is only
40 feet high with a circum
ference of merely nine feet
four inches and is topped by
a 64 foot crown.
Chain's Missing Link, Inc.
Hwy. 19 North, Pilgrim Road
Rental & Sales
TOOLS, EQUIPMENT, MISCELLANEOUS NEEDS
"The Link to All Your Rental Needs."
Open Mondays thru Saturdays, 7:OOAM-6:OOPM
889-0178
We now hove a STUMP GRINDER
We can remove stumps from your 1
yard without damaging your grass.
mt/m We are now the Local Dealer
for
W JONSERIDS
W ‘CHAIN SAWS ‘CUT-OFF SAWS
We have SKIL Power Tools for sale.
We now machim-sharpon chain saws, tune small engines, bush-hogging, light
grading, plowing, dHch digging, stump grinding, etc. We stHI have plenty of good fill
dirt-FRIE.
Cowart and the Rev.
Broughton Bottoms officiat
ing.
Hughes
Bradley Keith Hughes, in
fant son of Jerry and Rachel
Hughes of 285 Lake Dr., Do
raville, was buried Sunday,
Sept. 14 at 3 p.m. Master
Hughes died Sept. 12.
Surviving are: his par
ents; his brother, Brannon
Lee Hughes; and his half
brother and sister, Jeremy
and Jennifer Hughes, all of
Doraville; his paternal
grandparents, Edward and
Margie Hughes, and his
maternal grandparents,
George and Bonnie Welchel,
all of Cumming; his great
grandparents, Mrs. C.F.
Jenkins and Mary Barrett,
both of Cumming, and Nora
Welchel of Clairmont.
Graveside services were
held at Sawnee View Memo
rial Gardens, with the Rev.
Early Day officiating.
Ingram Funeral Home
was in charge of arrange
ments.
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Mincey Marble Mfg., Inc.
4321 Browns Bridge Rd.
P.O. Box 2381, Gainesville, Ga. 30503
532-0451
HONDA
•Tillers
•Mowers
•Generators
•Water Pumps
Wilson Clinic Sets
New Operating Hours
The George E. Wilson Me
morial Clinic, located on
U.S. 19, south of Cumming,
has announced new hours
starting Oct. 1.
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FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE...
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The Young Republicans of Forsyth jj
County are sponsoring a mobile cam- *
paign headquarters for our Local jj
Republican candidates. We will be at *
the following locations on Saturday, jj
September 20: >
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10AM-12:30PM JOLLY CORNER GROCERY 5
Shady Grove Rd. jj
1:00PM-4:00PM MILLWOOD'S GROCERY x
Highway 53 jj
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Come by, meet the candidates, and H
take this opportunity to share your con- x
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BOSTITCH
•Nail Guns
•Staplers
•Stud Guns
•Supplies
The clinic will be open on
Monday, Wednesday and
Friday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
and Tuesday and Thursday
from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Custom-made
marble and
onyx products
for the bath.
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