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BYE, BYE WINTERBLUES!

An Honor for Your HonorFrank C. Mills

Sweet DreamsTour of Homes

Cashin InBeautiful Chukkar Farms


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Dear Readers,

When we see the Cherokee Chamber o Commerce slogan, Where the metro meetsthe mountains, we understand the message. It is to remind us that you can appreciate abustlinglevel o commerce yet still enjoy a pleasant, hometown experience above the ray.However, at the risk o getting our Chamber membership revoked, we are using this pageto expand on that, taking the liberty to (unofcially) add the conjunction: Where themetro meets the mountains, and...

When you read the articles in any issue o this magazine, you will nd there are uniqueand innovative people living among us. Tey are the ones who dont mind stepping up andout with new and benecial ideas, sharing their stories with us. Where the metro meetsthe mountains and people are more interesting. (Did you know that the most senior poloplayer in the countrylives in Cherokee County?)

How about Where the metro meets the mountains and people are more agreeable.Look or it in shops, restaurants, banks and other local businesses. Compare the attentionand accommodation to other places youve experienced. People are just riendlier.

For more hints to help you join in our word play, pay attention to the opportunityabounding in the classrooms o the exceptional educational institutions located here.

Teloca

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ls can boast, Where the metro meets the mountains an

dSA scores areNumber One in the state. We are sending colleges the best o the best.

Dont orget to add the myriad o things to do on weekends. With rock star access toquality estivals, shows and great concerts, the community has its arts calendar jam-packed

with super events to attend. Where the metro meets the mountains and the arts are aliveand well.

Ater considering your options, choose your own words to ll in the blank. We thinkyoull nd that location, access and personalities mix well in the people business oCherokee County.

Enjoy!

Te Editors

You are also invited to visit our websiteatwww.enjoycherokee.com. Click to Enjoy!

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On the Cover:Polo pony and rider at Chukkar Farms

Polo Club and Event Facility

1 Welcome

4 Polo, Picnics & Parties Good Times at Beautiful Chukkar Farm

6 Sweet Dreams Are Made of These Reinhardt University Tour of Homes

10 The Doctor Is In - Dr. William Porter

12 Her Nose Knows - Master Perfumer, Janice Ray

14 Fab Finds for Spring

18 Canton Festival of the Arts

20 Help Wanted! The Outlet Shoppes at Atlanta

23 J. Thompson Ross Investments

24 An Honor for Your Honor

28 He Said, She Said

32 Farm to Fork

42 Taste of Italy

43 Events Calendar

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Jack Cashin, 87, likes to tell people that he was born in the North, but that hissoul was born in the South...and it was right about the time he discovered the rollinghills o Cherokee County in the early 70s. He loved the bucolic countryside o EastCherokee so much that he bought a picturesque arm here, moved three houses tothe arm and created an idyllic liestyle that manydream o, but ew actualize. I

wake up in the morning just thrilled to be hereits just so beautiul and peaceul,Cashin afrms.

Known as Chukkar Farm Polo Club and Event Facility, the 173-acre arm hasevolved into a amily enterprise that includes several generations who live on theproperty and help with the daily operations o the rambling estate. Tere are about65 acres o pastures to bush-hog, a stable o horses to groom and take care o, ridingand polo lessons to give, weddings and parties to throw and undraisers, concertsand events to plan.

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EnjoyChukkar FarmPolo Club &

Event FacilityLessons: private polo lessons and

hunter jumper horsemanship offered

Concerts: first Saturdays and 2nd or

3rd Tuesdays, May thru November

Polo Matches: Sunday afternoons

at 2 p.m., May thru October, weather

permitting

Events: weddings, parties, picnics,excursions and more may be scheduled

Fundraisers: raise funds hosting an

exciting polo match at Chukkar Farm

For more information, visit

ChukkarFarm.com or call

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Imagine meandering

through a beautiullyappointed 20,000 square

oot home situated on 5.5acres in Cherokees mostexclusive community. Youand your riends can gawkat the guest house, peek

at the saltwater innitypool, and ogle the gourmet

kitchenand its all or agreat cause. You will havean opportunity to perusenot just one, but three, oCherokee Countys most

elegant estates on Saturday,April 27, when ReinhardtUniversity presents theirrst ever our o Homesto benet the A DAY orReinhardt program.You are going to need

comortable shoes...Te tour showpiece is the home o Martha and Billy Hasty, a

resplendent Mediterranean style home with beautiulFrench gardens.It sits on a rise, thus oering spectacular views rom each o the homesrear windows o the 11th airway o Hawks Ridge Gol Course ando the North Georgia mountains, Big Canoe, Jasper, and Bent ree.Te home includes six bedrooms, 12 bathrooms, our replaces,separate guest quarters with ull kitchen, and computerized audio,video, lighting, climate, and security. Te main level encompasses areestanding, masonry spiral staircase, ches kitchen with keeping


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Do you know a rising professional 25 to 40

years of age (residing in Cherokee County) who

is an up and coming leader? Do they have their

sights on where they want to be in the next five

to ten years? Perhaps that person is you!

The Top 10 in 10 Young Professionals to Watch initiative is

designed to cultivate and showcase exceptional Cherokee

County young professionals. Coordinated by the Cherokee

County Chamber of Commerce, in partnership with

Enjoy! Cherokee Magazine, this recognition program

will focus on 25-40 year olds considered to be Cherokee

Countys potential future leaders.

Recognition includes:

Those persons named as a Top 10 in 10 Young Professional

to Watch will be:

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Call the Cherokee County Chamber of Commerce for

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Questions? Cherokee County Chamber of Commerce,

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For more info or to make reservations, call 7707205506.Visit www.reinhardt.edu/tourofhomes. Tickets are $20 each

Saturday, April 27, 2013from 10 a.m.4:30 p.m.

BenefitingA Day for Reinhardt,a scholarship program for Cherokee Countystudents attending Reinhardt University

Youre invited to tour three estates in...


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Tough the economics are changing and the technology andpharmacology continue to evolve, caring or patients is still much thesame as it has been or decades. A patient comes in with a problemthat needs to be solved, and my job is to listen to my patient and nda solution to their problem, says Dr. William Porter, a physician at

WellStar Family Medicine in Bridgemill. Porter was a systems analysthe received his bachelors degree in mathematics and computer sciencerom Oglethorpe University in Atlantawhen he realized that hepreerred and needed contact with people instead o machines. Sohe decided to apply his problem-solving skills to medicine, went tomedical school and became adoctor.

Practicing Medicine...One Patient at a Time

Dont ignore symptomsand dont put o seeinga doctor. No problem is

too small or too big.Dr. William Porter

WellStar Family Medicine at Bridgemill

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And he is glad he did. Easing patients ears and helpingthem get well is so rewarding, he afrms. You can see it intheir eyes when they know that you have helped them andthat you really care. Tats my reward. At his Bridgemillpractice, Porter, who is board certied in amily medicine,treats preteens, senior citizens and all ages in between. Oneo the aspects o amily practice that he enjoys is the varietyo conditions anddiseases he gets to treat. No two days arethe same. I never know what the day will bring. I see 25 to 32

patients most days, anddo everything rom routine physicalsand chronic disease management to gynecology exams andminor skin surgeries. Porter says he has the best o both

worldsa chance to diagnose and treat a variety o conditionsand a chance to build relationships with amilies he has treatedor years and with patients who have chronic illnesses thathe regularly helps them manage. Unlike surgeons or otherspecialties, in amily medicine our relationships are ongoingand can last along time.

Although treating patients who have a variety o conditionsis interesting, it is also challenging. Staying current on newinnovations in medicine is alie-long eort. I routinely have a

stack o medical journals and articles that I read every monthto stay on top o what is new, Porter says. Newer treatmentsinclude a range o minimally invasive surgical procedures oreverything rom heart to abdominal procedures. Te recoverytime is oten insignicant. I marvel at that, he notes. Andimproveddrugs or prevention and treating chronic conditionsthat can lead to serious illness such as diabetes or high bloodpressure are increasinglie spans.

Unortunately, Porter notes, he is not seeing innovationswhen it comes to treating persistent inections. Te overuseo antibiotics has led to resistant strains o bacteria. Its scary.Tere doesnt seem to be many new eective antibiotics beingdeveloped. I wouldlove to see more innovations comingdownthe pipe in this eld.

What health tips does he oer? Good nutrition, he afrms,is the key to wellness. I people dont eat a good balanceddiet rich in resh vegetables and ruits, there is no amount omedicine or surgery, or other treatment that I can render that

will make up or that. Very oten when I see someone that isrequently sick, I nd out that they are not eating anythingclose to a healthy balanced diet. It doesnt take a degree innutrition. I you can lookdown at your plate and see ourcolors, then you have a pretty balanced meal.

Porter notes that it is also important or patients to see adoctor when they think something is wrong. Dont ignoresymptoms anddont put o seeing a doctor. No problem istoo small or too big. And you need to nd adoctor that youtrust and can be completely honest with. Its essential that youare comortable telling your primary care physician everything.I you dont trust your doctor, you should probably nd adierent doctor.

For more inormation or to schedule an appointment, call770-720-1880.


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noseLocal master perfumer Janice Ray

crafts and sells hand-poured,

aromatic candles and natural soaps

knows

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Tere are only a handul o people in this world whoare recognized or their extraordinary ability to discernand distinguish one scent rom another. Te trainingprocess to become one o these proessional perumers isintense and rigorous, oten spanning many years. Aterthey become skilled at cataloguing and memorizing theodors o hundreds o natural and synthetic materials, theylearn to create both simple and complex ragrances bycombining and balancing raw materials. Local perumer

Janice Ray is one o these elite ragrance experts, and shehas taken her ability to the next level by creating andincorporating unique ragrances into various productsthat she sells online and at her new Canton boutique,Rayven Co. Candles, on Reinhardt College Parkway.

You really have to have alove or it, Ray, a Cherokeenative, afrms. I started in the lab at Aromatic Flavorand Fragrance in 1993 as a perumer assistant. I ellin love with the perume world immediately and

wanted to learn as much as I could. While other labcompounders were taking their breaks, I was in thelab smelling all the essential oils and aroma chemicals

trying to learn and test mysel on how to recognizethe ingredients. Ater working hard or several years inthe ragrance industry, Ray passed the test that enabledher to become an apprentice. I studied under a ullperumer or seven years and completed the program.



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Spring also marks the beginning o sandalseason. I you have painul or unsightly eetand dread the thought o wearing sandals,you may want to schedule a visit with alocalpodiatrist. Dr. ravis Jones (Canton) andDr. Steven Weiskop (Woodstock) oVillagePodiatry Centers are especially trainedto diagnosis and treat all oot conditionsincluding neurological, circulatory, skinand the musculoskeletal system. Podiatry isthe only medical specialty solely dedicatedto the science o the oot and ankle. VillagePodiatry Centers is the largest and mostexperienced oot and ankle surgical practicein Georgia and the Southeast. Teir podiatricsurgeons are recognized as among the mostknowledgeable in the proession.

And

while you are giving your eet muchneeded attention, dont orget to schedule a

mani-pedi...Azure Salon and Spain Cantonis oers manicures and pedicures eaturingthe brilliant, chip-resistant, proessionalOPI Nail Lacquer. Tey are also one o theexclusive proessional salons oering thelong-wearing Axxium gel system in youravorite OPI nail lacquer shades. And howabout a new look or spring? As the areaspremier Paul Mitchell Focus Salon, AzureSalon and Spa exclusively uses the PaulMitchell Color Systems. Tey also oer hair

texture, extensions, and treatments. Tesalon sta has the latest advanced training toensure each guest leaves happy and beautiul.

For some people spring cleaning meansa trip to the dentist or their semi-annualcleaning. NIA Pediatric Dentistry andFamily Orthodontics in Canton combinesorthodontics and pediatric dentistry so thatall o your needs are met under one roo.Teir team is committed to promotingoptimal oral health by providing high qualitydental and orthodontic care or inants,

children, adolescents, adults and people withspecial healthcare needs. Tey make everyeort to stay at the oreront o the latesttechnological advances so they can provideyou with a customized treatment plan thataddresses your unique needs and goals.Check out their website or grand openingspecials in March. A new patient exam withproessional cleaning, X-rays and uoridetreatment is just $79.

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Freshen up your wardrobe or spring with a ew key accessories.Tree Sisters Gifts and Home Accents in Hickory Flat iscelebrating their 11th Anniversary in March and showing theirthanks with a Pandora ree bracelet event March 21-23. Spend$100 on Pandora jewelry and receive a ree Pandora Clasp Bracelet($65 value). We have a great selection o Brighton charms,

jewelry and handbags, new colorul ashion tops and tunics,spring scarves, the newest spring Vera Bradley handbags and

accessories and Easter dcor or your home, notes Carolyn Jones,co-owner. Tree Sisters also has a wonderul selection o uniquegits or every occasionand complimentary git wrapping.Check out their made-in-Georgia wares: Eco Vino recycled WineBottle Candles, NuMe All Natural Soap, Habersham FragranceBowls, Nams Bits and more.

Liven up your home or spring with new custom ramed artwork.Te knowledgeable sta o experts at Te Great Frame Up inCanton is extensively trained to assist you in capturing the rightcustom rame design to complement your room, your liestyle,your budget and even your personality. Tey have a wide selectiono mat colors, llets and mouldings...and a Design Van or on-site ramingdesign at no additional charge. For a really customlook, turn your special photos into large-ormat wall art. Te GreatFrame Up can print your photos in sizes up to 40 x 60 on yourchoice o paper or canvas. Tey also oer table-top photo rames,ready-to-hang art, ramed mirrors, digital photo restoration andBrazos walking sticks.

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Canton Festival o the Arts is celebrating its tenth year as asignature event o the Cherokee Arts Center. Held in Cantonshistoric Brown Park on Saturday and Sunday, May 18-19 rom10am-5pm, this fne arts estival will include an artist market,youth art exhibit, literary celebration, serenity gardens, musicalentertainment, exceptional ood, and a hands-on artistic experiencearea or children.

Just 45 minutes rom downtown Atlanta, Canton oers thecharm o a historic river town with a view o the north Georgiamountains. Te estival location is in Cantons newly revitalizedhistoric downtown district.

Te Artist Market Ofers a Pallet o Color and extureTe popular Artist Market will once again be the centerpiece

o Canton Festival o the Arts or 2013, oering visitors the rareopportunity to savor the works o some o the most talented artistsand crats people rom Canton and Cherokee County, as well asstates throughout the South and beyond.

he Artist Market will host artisans whose ine art mediumsinclude oil, watercolor, ine blown glass, elegant and whimsical

jewe lry, decorative and unctional pottery, sculpture and hand

turned wood, among others. Many o our valued artists rom pastshows are returning as well as many talented new exhibitors romas ar away as Ohio and Illinois.

For a complete list o our multi-talented artists, please go to theestival tab on Te Cherokee County Art Centers web site: www.cherokeearts.org, or the Canton Festival o the Arts acebook page.

Literary Celebration Packs the Festival with Star-StuddedAuthor Panels

Canton Festival o the Arts honors the written word throughthe popular Literary Celebration. Troughout the two-day event,authors rom several states will gather to discuss the writing process,their writing experience, the past and uture o Te Book, along

with other topics. Visitors will have the opportunity to ask questions,purchase their avorite authors books, and have them signed. Writerseatured will include those who have reached national acclaim andthose who have published books o regional interest.

Canton Festival o the Arts is a wonderul event bringing thebest o the arts community out or a weekend o inspiration.



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More than 50 popular retailers are now slated to open atthe outlet mall in July, and employees are needed. Retailers are

looking to hire at least 1,000 people in the next ew months. TeGeorgia Department o Labor recently held a job air at EtowahHigh School with 35 outlet retailers participating. Additional Jobpostings and inormation will be posted on Te Outlet Shoppesat Atlanta Facebook page.

In addition to bringing jobs, the mall is expected to bea signicant catalyst or urther economic growth. Teopportunities Te Outlet Shoppes at Atlanta brings to CherokeeCounty are numerous, afrms Pam Carnes, president oCherokee Countys Chamber o Commerce. From an economicdevelopment standpoint, the increase in jobs and sales taxdollars are denite benets. From the tourism perspective,

this development will help make us a primary destination ortravelers. Countyleaders are hoping that shopping wont be theonly item on travelers itineraries. From history to recreation tothe arts, Cherokee County oers a u ll spectrum o amenities.

When people nd out all there is to see and do in CherokeeCounty, we think theyll be pleasantly surprised, Carnes adds.

Te Outlet Shoppes at Atlanta, a 370,000 square-oot outletcenter located o 1-575 at the new Ridgewalk Parkway exit, willeature more than 80 retail outlet stores eventually, including:Nike, Saks Fith Avenue OFF 5H, Brooks Brothers, WhiteHouse | Black Market, Guess, Michael Kors, Under Armour,

The Outlet Shoppes atAtlanta Prepares for July Launch

It wont be long beore throngs o shopping afcionados, bargain hunters andcasual hobby shoppers descend on Cherokee County. Te ocial Ribbon Cutting

or Te Outlet Shoppes at Atlanta is set or July 18, and will mark the beginningo Woodstocks era as a premier mega shopping destination. As the newest andclosest outlet mall to Atlanta, Te Outlet Shoppes is slated to become an excursiondestination or some o Atlantas 35 million tourists each year. Convenient totravelers on Interstates 75, 85 and 20, the outlet mall is expected to draw morethan 4 million visitors annually rom a three-state area.

Puma, Converse, Cole Haan, Vans, Le Creuset, Levis, NaartjieKids, albots and Carters. Designed in a shopper-riendly

conguration, the center will eature covered walkways andlandscaped courtyards to maximize the comort and convenienceo shoppers. Its design includes a childrens play area and a centercourt complete with ountains and replace to create a estiveatmosphere or shoppers and other visitors to the center.

For local residents, the new outlet mall will provide antasticshopping options closer to home. Currently, to get great dealson avorite brands area shoppers have to drive an hour or moreto Dawsonville, Calhoun, Commerce or Locust Grove. But asCarnes notes, convenient shopping is just one o the benetsthe mall will bring. Mayor Donnie Henriques o Woodstockis predicting the outlet mall will eventually bring in more than

2,000 jobs.

And thats not all. When completed, the center is projectedto generate more than $130 million in annual sales and $3million o sales and property taxes or the City o Woodstock.Over the next 10 years, the development and operation o thecenter are expected to generate a total o $34 million in taxes orthe benet o the City o Woodstock and Cherokee County. TeOutlet Shoppes at Atlanta is a joint venture o CBL & AssociatesProperties Inc. and Horizon Group Properties Inc. Horizon andCBL are co-developers o the project; Horizon is responsible orleasing and managing the center.


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Two convenient locations. Call us today for an appointment (770) 924-5095.

Northside Cardiology Cherokee is a full-service cardiology practice offering complete heart and

blood vessel care. Dr. Sanjay Lall and Dr. Gregory Petro are board certified in cardiovascular

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Northside Cherokee Cardiology offers:

sExpertise.In partnership with Northside Hospital, patients have access to comprehensive

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sEfficient Followup. We are committed to clear and timely communication about your progress.

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Sanjay Lall, M.D.

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Woodstock, GA 30189(Near I-575, off Townelake Parkway)

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(Canton Festival of the Artscontinued rom page 19)

It is ftting that those who create with the pen and pad, or thecomputer keyboard, should be part o the annual event and whyour group odedicated volunteers is working everishly to confrman outstandinglist o visiting authors that will be the envy o LiteraryCelebrations all over, said Farris Yawn, owner o Yawns Publishingand past chairperson o the Literary Celebration or Canton Festivalo the Arts.

Serenity Gardens Shows the WaySerenity Gardens oers a ascinating learning opportunity or

the whole amily, encompassing the art o gardening, canning,environmental protection (being green) and healthyliving.

B. J. Weeks, renownedlocal beekeeper rom Ball Ground, GA, willhave his beehives on display. See bees up close, smell the honey as itis collected rom the hives; hear how bees are used in the treatment oMultiple Sclerosis and Arthritis.

Te annual plant sale, presented by the Cherokee Arts Council,will return as one o the popular aspects o Serenity Gardens. Proceeds

rom the plant sale continue to promote the arts in Cherokee Countyand the many events sponsored by the Arts Center, including CampImagine or children.

Schedules will be available the days o the estival or the variousactivities and presentations. I you are interested in painted plantcontainers, custom created marble coasters, handmade soaps, candles,scrubs, wind chimes, organic plants and oods, gardening supplies,gardening problems, or green and healthyliving, Serenity Gardens isthe spot or you at Canton Festival o Arts.

Te Childrens Experience InspiresTe childrens art experience will eature a kaleidoscope o exciting

projects using a variety o media. Once again, children will have theopportunity to paint their vision on a community mural and uncovertheir artistic skills with the assistance olocal Canton artists. Plans areunderway to make this years artistic experience or children one that

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It was my privilege and honor to be a part o naming the JusticeCenter or Frank. No one could be more deserving. Hes beenthe heart and soul o the court system in Cherokee County ora generation, says Johnston. Frank is a tremendous role model.

What I admire most about him is that in almost 40 years as oneo the most important and powerul people in Cherokee County,hes lived modestly and ocused his abilities and energy on helpingothers. Hes never sought anything or himsel, including any

recognition or his accomplishments and service. Hes actuallyembarrassed by the accolades hes receiving now. Tats just thekind o true servant he is.

In act, Mills acknowledges the honor modestly. I am notsure I deserve it, but I am incredibly humbled and honored bythat, he afrms.

Te Cherokee County Chamber o Commerce recently honoredMills as well. What an honor to bestow the title o First Citizeno Cherokee County on Judge Frank C. Mills III. Te mostprestigious award presented by the Cherokee County Chamber,

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entor their signicant meritorious service to the community, saysPam Carnes, Chamber president and CEO.He is deserving o this recognition, not only or his service to thecommunity through elected ofce, but also or his service to theBoy Scouts o America, Leadership Cherokee and the communityas a whole.

Mills says he never planned on spending three decades in publicservice. I started as adistrict attorney, and when District AttorneyButch Holcomb died, I was appointed to replace him. Not longater that, Judge Marion Pope was appointed to the Court o

Appeals, and I was appointed to ll his position as a judge. Aterthat, one thing kind oled to another.

During his many years o public service, Mills has received manysuch notable honors including: Distinguished District Attorney

Award rom the Prosecuting Attorneys Council in 1979, JusticeRobert Benham Public Service Award in 1999 and was the statesnominee or the American Bar Associations Judicial Excellence

Award in 2003, Outstanding Young Man o America or CherokeeCounty in 1982 by the Jaycees; Volunteer o the Year in 2004 byCherokee FOCUS; Light o Hope Award in 2011 rom CASACherokee, and the Jean Harris Volunteer o the Year Award by theRotary Club o Canton in 2012.

He is quick to share the honors with peop le who have workedalong with him. I have been very ortunate to have always

worked with excellent, devoted co-workers. I am not just sayingthat, he says. Cherokee County has been very ortunate to havehaddedicated sheris, clerks, district attorneys and many otheragencies I do not want to leave outall competent and helpul.People like to joke about lawyers, and so do Iand in act, so domost lawyers. But the Bar in Cherokee County is also excellent,and no-nonsense. Tey work hard, le appropriate motions anddo not waste time with some o the rivo lous stu you oten readabout in other places. People should read the newspapers everydayand see what is going on in other communities, and thank theirlucky stars or the court, law enorcement personnel and even thelawyers who are currently serving them, he afrms.

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Ten I was voted into the American Society oPerumers.

oday Ray is one o about 200 elite ull perumersin the United States and can recognize thousandso varying scents. She combined her ragranceexpertise with her husbands manuacturing

and production experience to create RayvenCompany Candles, a local company that cratsanddistributes distinct candles and soaps. Eachcandle is hand-crated using the highest qualityingredientssoy-based wax, clean-burning, allnatural cotton wicks, essential oilsand blendedto oer superior ragrance throw. We take greatpride in crating the nest candles available. Notonlydo they smell good when you pick them upin the store, when you take them home you willhave that beautiul aroma or the entire lie othe candle. Teir Primitive candles are cratedto oer 80 hours o ragrant burn.

In addition to the aromatic candles, Ray hascreated distinct natural, moisture-rich, ragrantsoaps. My daughter had extremely painuleczema, so rather than use the steroids the doctors

were recommending, I started researching anatural way to help her skin and we developedthese soaps, Ray explains. We make our soapsusing the traditional cold process method and useolive, coconut, palm and shea butter as the baseo all our soaps. We use only essential oils along

with natural pigments and vegetable or plant

powders in our soap bars. A lot o people havetold me that they no longer need to moisturizeonce they start using our soap. We oten cantkeep it in stock.

Ray says that her intense training has changedhow she perceives the world. It opened myeyes to a whole new world I had no idea existeduntil I was breaking each o the natural scentsdown and learning that most naturals containvery similar ingredients, just at dierent ratios.So when I look at a lea on a tree, I dont justsee aleaI think o the natural ingredients that

make up its unique odor. She has a passion ornding inspiration rom nature, and uses herimagination to ormulate ragrances. A simplestroll down a woodsy path, nding a mosscovered rock or the smell o rain can becomethe basis or a ormulation, she notes. We loveCherokee County and we are committed to ourcommunity and to the planet with best practicesin all phases o candle production.

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Michael is a Chinese-Italian kid rom New York who

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Michael is Dr. Mike Litrel, an esteemed local gynecologicalsurgeon and award-winning columnist, and Ann is Ann o Te

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When I asked Annie to be editor or the second bookabook on amily she looked over my stories and said it seemeda litt le lopsided with only a mans perspective. So we decidedto collaborate. For all the readers who have asked, What didyour wie say about HA article?...now they will know. Headds that the humorous pen and ink illustrations by his wieadd an extradimension to the stories. I just wish shed givenme more hair.

Michael and I have been working on the book project sincelast June. It started with me in the editor role only, as I wasor his irst book he Eyes Dont See. We already knew thesubject o the second book would be amily and marriage.But ater looking over Michaels stories, I began to think thebook would be more enlightening i it included the womansperspective, too, Ann explains.

Michael and I settled on a hesaid/she said ormat...or every

story Michael tells about us or thekids, theres a story rom me aboutthe same subject, and sometimes Ishare an opposite point o view!

Ann says that having Michael edit her stories was occasionallya painul process or both o them. I ound out that shapinga story rom scratch is a lot dierent rom just shaping itup. In this case, there was the added element o me puttinginto words or the irst time my take on ami ly events asrelated by Michael. Mostly the dierences were just unny,but occasionally they were annoying to Michael or even alittlepainul. Writing things down is enlightening! Ann notes.

Editing the book truly became a amily project with parents,siblings and even their sons weighing in. My mother and oneo my sisters especially oered many editorial suggestions. Oursons, yler and Joseph, have both read the book, reluctantly.

Actually, they both surprised us with some pretty good judgmentcalls and suggestions or a ew changesmostly along the lineso how to make something unnier, Ann explains.

he book begins with stories showing the culture clashbetween Michaels and Anns very dierent amilies. hereader is invited to see how the relationship works out incommunicating, raising the kids, and in shaping the childrens

values and religious belies. I wasnt sure about how much toinc lude o our ups anddowns through the years. Michael hasalways related our amily struggles in his stories. As adoctor,hes listened to thousands o patients over the years. In his



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room, butlers pantry, dining room, mahoganyoor-to-ceiling paneled library, and living room.Te master suite is also located on the main oorand includes a morning bar, steam shower, spa tub,heated oors, custom cedar closets, and separatethree-level staircase. Te ooring on the main level isimported travertine marble.

Youll want to be sure to visit the terrace level,which has limestone oors and includes an Englishpub, wine cellar, home theatre, guest bedroom,massage room, and exercise and yoga rooms withbamboo oors. Te upper level has Brazilian cherryoors and includes our bedrooms, a reading room,three porches with oating screens and two ofces.Te guest quarters are o the third level with aseparate outside entrance. Grounds include aninnity salt water pool, spa, and outdoor kitchen.

Te tour also includes the elegant and expansive

Nixon House, home o Dlana and Mike Nixon,which stands on 10 gated acres overlooking the golcourse at Hawks Ridge. Te 20,000 square ootestate home includes eight bedrooms and more thanadozen bathrooms. Te property contains two poolsand a pool house, and multiple outdoor living areasincluding a media room and English pub. Tis lovelyestate also eatures a tennis court and guest house,

with a stage, recording studio and a ull cateringkitchen.

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Created in 1988, the A DAY or Reinhardtcampaign is an annual und raising eort to providesupport or Cherokee County students attendingReinhardt University. A DAY helps to und the

Universitys Cherokee County Grant program,which gives eligible students the opportunity toreceive as much as $8,000 during their our years atthe University. Since A DAYs inception, more than$3 million in Cherokee Grants has been awarded todeservinglocal students

Tis is the rst year or Reinhardts our oHomes. I wanted to broaden the awareness o theUniversity and the Cherokee County grant as weraise unds to support local students, says BarbaraManous, director o annual giving. A home tour is

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a creative and un way to address all these goals. For years, wevereached out to the local community and asked or their support;this year, well be adding the tour to our outreach.

Te our o Homes will be in northern Cherokee in BallGround at the private prestigious gol community o HawksRidge. Tis beautiul gol club community has hosted multipleU.S. Open Section Qualier rounds and has been eaturedon the Gol Channels hit show Te Haney Project. Tis gol

community has also been recognized multiple times in AmericasBest Communities by Links Magazine.

ickets are $20 each and may be purchased online atReinhardt.edu/ouroHomes or by calling 770-720-5546 or770 720-5506.


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Te quest or healthy cuisine has been a roller coaster ridein the last decadewith starts and stops and twisty turns thatsometimes double back. Coee is bad, coee is good. Nuts arebad, nuts are good. Alcohol is bad, but wine is good. Fat is bad...unless it is the good at. Coconut oil can kill you...or heal you. Telow-at diet was replaced with the bacon-is-good-or-you, high-protein diet and it seems that a small piece o ormerly orbiddendark chocolate is now considered healthier than a multivitamin.

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Te benets are numerous. Devotees enjoy wholesome avorulcolorul ood while supportinglocal armers and preserving ouragricultural heritage. At a armers market, you can meet andtalk with the local armer who is growing the produce that youare eating rather than wonder where your ood comes rom and

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By shopping at aarmers market,you support localagriculture, whichhas a great manybenefts. You keep

armers in yourcommunity. Youkeep land rombeing sprawledwith houses and

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(Farm to Forkcontinued rom page 32)

Fortunately, once harvest season begins, you wont have togo ar to nd resh local produce in Cherokee County. Fourlocal markets are ourishing and growing here, oering just-picked produce as well as many other locally produced itemslike home-baked goods, all-natural jams and jellies, cage-reeeggs and hand-crated soaps. In addition to the resh avorso summer, you can enjoylive music (Canton), a pie contest

(Woodstock), Squash Day (Waleska) and a tour o a workingarm (Cherokee Fresh Market).

Woodstock Farmers MarketTe Market is open every Saturday, 8:30 to 11:30 a.m.

May through October. Te Market is located in DowntownWoodstock at the corner o Main Street and owne LakeParkway, in the parkinglot that ronts owne Lake Parkway.

During the height o the harvest season, we expect 30vendors or more at the market, says Kyle Bennett o the

Woodstock Visitors Center. We recommend people get tothe market in the rst hour the market is openthe best

and most popular produce sales out quickly. I you get tothe market ater 10 a.m. you will miss out on lots o itemsthat have already sold out. Te rst Saturday o each monthduring the market season, Woodstock will be partnering withthe Cherokee County Farm Bureau on special events such asa pie baking contest, Old ractor day, anddemos related toin-season produce.

Canton Farmers MarketStarting May 11, the market will be open on Saturdays

through October rom 8 a.m. to noon. Te market is locatedin Cannon Park by the gazebo on Main Street in DowntownCanton.

Tis market eatures more than 30 vendors selling a varietyo items in addition to local produce including: resh eggs,baked goods, ood, hand-made soap, homemade chocolate,resh garden owers, bedding plants, shrubs and herbs. Youcan enjoy live music while you peruse the market. TeCanton Farmers Market is a great way to experience some othe best local bounty and its also a great way to experienceHistoric Downtown Canton, says market organizer andCantons director o I/GIS, Camille Wehs.

Waleska Farmers Market at Reinhardt University

Te Market will be open Tursdays, May 2 thru October24, 4:15 to 7:30 p.m. in the Reinhardt University Parkinglotbehind the Red Sea Church at the corner o Highway 108and Highway 140. In July, the market will also be open onMonday nights.

Voted one o the top small-town markets in the country,this market eatures around 22 vendors oering a varioushomemade and locally grown items including: plants andowers in the spring and all, candles, ruit sorbet, herbs,spices, baked goods, wood crats, jellies, jams and resh eggsand much more.



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footbridge over a large creek on the trail network they built and

maintain along the river just west of Canton. The pole had been

delivered to the site, but the Scouts had no way to get it into

position across the creek. Frank lived nearby, and when heavy

rains and possible flooding were predicted, he tied one end

of the pole to a tree by the creek. When the area flooded, he

paddled his canoe to the site, pulled the other end of the now-

floating pole across the creek, and tied it to a tree on the other

side. When the waters receded, the pole was left straddling the

creek, ready to be jacked into its exact position.

mentality. By that I mean in a lieboat, i one person moves ordoes something, it aects everyone else in the boat. In CherokeeCounty, we are still mindul o that and try to check with eachother beore we try something new. It makes or better workingrelationships and morale among everyone, Mills adds.

Mills says that one o the lessons he learnedduring his long

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dwants to pass on to his successors is mun

dane,but important. I hope my successors pay heed. I used to be

known or holding court at all hours. I have truly run in anothercounty until 4 a.m. In Cherokee and other counties, it was notunusual to go until midnight. Tat was or a reason. I started in amulti-county circuit. We did not have the luxury o coming backto the same county the next day, or even the next week because

we would have court scheduled in another county. Witnesses andparties also may have own in rom another state, he explains.Tere is great pressure to nish and not have to come back. Ido not like to make parties who have waited allday come back.But there is a physical toll or that on everyone, even me. A ewyears back I had a blood clot in myleg. Te doctor told me that

condition is common or airline pilots, judges, and anyone whosits or long hours. I hope my successors willlook ater themselvesbetter, he urges.

As Mills transitions to the next phase o his lie, he says thathe is looking orward to less administrative duties and moreScouting adventures and time with amily. Ater logging 30 yearson the bench, rendering countless legaldecisions, and garneringhighest honors rom his colleagues and community, Mills seemsmodestly content.

My late sister-in-law used to say, Working together or thegood o all. I hope people will remember me or that, he adds.

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writing, as in his ofce, he likes to remindpeople that conict and problems in lie arenormal, Ann says. We kept the subjectmatter in this book on the light side, but still,I wondered about showing the requencyo conict between our kids, and between

Michael and me. Conict is more interestingthan sweetness and light, but I hope peoplecan see past the ghting to the love!

Ann says that the title o the book,A MismatchMade in Heaven, comes rom the idea thatpeople who are dierent rom each other can betogether loving and sometimes disagreeing witheach other while maintaining a sense o purposeabout the lie lessons they are learning.

Tats also the take-awaymessage o the book...

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Market organizer and Reinhardt University horticulturist, ZachWhite, says that numerous special events are already scheduled thisseason including: a Special Gardening Class at the market on DeerResistant Plants, the 3rd Annual Waleska Blooms Photo Contest, the2nd Annual Squash Dish Contest. Tis year we are adding a BiggestSquash contest and Original Squash Centerpiece or creative display

contest. In July we plan to have the 2nd annual Pie Day Championship.Last years winners rom the Waleska market won big in the CherokeeCounty Pie contest at the Cherokee Fresh Market, winning almost everycategory but two.

Hickory Flat: Cherokee Fresh Marketis located on the Cagle FamilyFarm, 362 Stringer Road. Te market will be held each Saturday romMemorial Day to Labor Day, 8:30 to 11:30 a.m. at the pavilion behindthe arm ofce.

Sponsored by the Cherokee County Farm Bureau WomensCommittee, the market is one o the only on-arm markets around.

ours o the arm are oered on the second and ourth Saturdays.Special event days promoting locally grown products are held the lastSaturday o the month during harvest season including: Canning Day,Peach Day, Watermelon Day, Pie Day, ractor Day, Apple Day andFamily Garden Day.

I you are wondering what to do with ood that doesnt come withmicrowave directions, dont worry. Most ches tend to agree that lessis morewith ood so resh and avorul, minimum preparation andseasoning are required. All you need to do with a vine-ripe tomato isslice it and eat it.


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(Polo continued rom page 5)

And on most Sunday aternoons rom May throughOctober, there is a polo match to be played. One o therst things Cashin did when he moved to the arm wasto lay out a polo eld in one o the pastures. Since then,hes taught hundreds o horse enthusiasts to play polo,hosted hundreds o matches, raised millions odollarsor charities and played more chukkers (periods o playin polo) then he can count. Oten called the sport okings, polo is played while riding a pony, although theterm pony is purely traditional and the mount is actuallya ull-sized horse. Cashin looks orward to the weeklymatches where he gets to team up with his riends andamilygrandchildren included nowand play thisancient game. According to the U.S. Polo Association,Cashin has the distinction o being the oldest activeplayer in the country.

Te Sunday polo matches are generally open to thepublicthere is a $20 ee or parking. Guests are invitedto bring a blanket and their ood and beverage o choiceand experience an aternoon o polo. Sometimes the polomatches are sponsored by national and regional charities



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that raise unds with ticket sales and concessions. Iam proud to say that weve raised close to $7 millionthrough the years or various causesMust Ministries,Te High Museum, Parkinsons Disease, and manyothers, Cashin says. When the matches are associated

with a undraiser, ticket prices and availability mayvary.

In addition to the weekly polo matches, May alsomarks the beginning o Chukkar Farms concert series.

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ay night othe month, the pavilion is home to the Atlanta JazzPreservation Societys Under the Stars jazz concertseries. Tis year will mark our seventh season oconcerts, and we are planning another outstandingseries or everyone to enjoy. We rent tab les in thepavilion and oer general admission outside thepavilion. Everyone is welcome. Several hundred peopleusually come outthey tell us that this is one o themost tranquil and picturesque places in the Atlantaarea to enjoylive music, Cashin says proudly.

Numerous businesses and corporations rom the

Atlanta area have discovered that the serene rural armis an inviting location or company picnics or teambuilding excursions. We can accommodate up to 300guests in our covered pavilion and we have a separateclubhouse that overlooks the polo elds where we canaccommodate 75 to 100 guests, Cashin notes. Wehave alot o weddings here on Saturdays and alot obirthday parties and amily reunions, too. Te land isbeautiul here. Its a privilege to own this arm, and weenjoy sharing it.

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Enjoy a taste o Italy at home or dine in the intimateatmosphere o Latinis Italian Market & Deli, a new restaurantin the Holly Springs community, located on Hwy 140. Whenyou visit Latinis Italian Market & Deli, you take a culinary roadtrip to Italy as you bask in the aromas o homemade lasagnas andmanicotti, the resh breads or the Italian sandwiches, the agedcheeses, and the delectable imported oils and vinegars. Latinis issure to satisy the appetites o those young and old.

Located on Hwy. 140 at the Harmony o the Lakes entranceat 402 Argonne errace, the new restaurant now oers a newsolution to amilydinners. At the market, stop by and hand pickyour homemade items straight rom our rerigerator or reezerto yours. Choose your deliciously prepared meal rom a varietyo homemade pastas and sauces in various sizes, sure to t youramilys needs. Te restaurant also oers 40 dierent types osandwiches, both hot and cold, anddailydinner specials. Italianspecialties, such as dry pastas, salad pastes, imported oils andvinegars, and canned sauces, will also be available.

I you just need a break, you can escape to the quaint

intimate dining room or outdoor patio to enjoy your Italiandelights. Sit back, enjoy a glass o wine or beer, anddrit o toItaly. Share a pizza, sip on Italian soups, or try one o the manyhomemade salads.

Latinis Italian Market & Deli opened its doors February,2013. Te restaurant is open Monday through Friday rom10:00 am to 8:00 pm and Saturday rom 10:00 am to 6:00 pm.Its time to start planning your next trip to Italy. Visit LatinisItalian Market & Deli.

Latinis Italian Market & Deli402 Argonne errace, Suite 200

Holly Springs, GA 30115770.345.0552 Fax: 770.345.0887Owner: Steve Latini

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PASTA PUTTANESCAIngredients:

3 Tbls extra-virgin olive oil

7 cloves of garlic, chopped

1 tsp red pepper flakes

1 tin of flat anchovies, drained

3 Tbls capers

30 pitted black olives, chopped

1 32 oz can of crushed tomatoes

1 14.5 oz can diced tomatoes

Salt and pepper to season2 handfuls of fresh chopped parsley

1 lb of spaghetti, cooked to al dente

Grated parmesan

Directions:

Heat a large frying pan over medium heat, add oil, garlic, anchovies,

and red pepper flakes. Saute mixture until anchovies melt into oil and

garlic is tender. Add olives, capers, tomatoes, pepper and parsley.

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a en arMARCHMarch 11Little exas (Country)Woodstock Concert SeriesPark at City CenterWoodstockTe year 2013 marks the 16thseason or Georgias best concertseries and the second in our newlyexpanded Park at City Center.

Join us in beautiuldowntownWoodstock this summer.All concerts begin at 7:30pm andare amily riendly, ree o chargewith no tickets required.

March 15, 16, 17, 22 & 24Te aming of the ShrewFridays and Saturdays at 7:30pm,Sundays at 2pm

City Center, 8534 Main Street,WoodstockShakespeares raucous comedy pitsPetruchio and Katharina againsteach other untillove prevails. $12Adults, $11 Seniors/Students inadvance online or $15, $13 atthe door.http://www.elmstreetarts.org678.494.4251

March 17Reinhardt Universitys FacultyRecital3pmTe Falany Perorming Arts CenterConcert SeriesReinhardt UniversityWaleska

March 19

Peter Kokay, Bassoonist7:30pmTe Falany Perorming Arts CenterConcert SeriesReinhardt UniversityWaleska

March 21Alison Holmes Adams, Soprano7:30pm

Te Falany Perorming Arts CenterConcert SeriesReinhardt UniversityWaleska

March 23New InterpretationsTe Civil War Center at KennesawState University9:00am

Te Civil War Center at KennesawState University, in conjunctionwith the Kennesaw MountainNational Battleeld Park,presents the Symposium on NewInterpretations o the Civil War:1863: Struggles East & West onTe program will take place at theKSU Center, located o-campus,behind the Cracker Barrel, exit 271on I-75.

March 23Greenprints railfest 20135:00pmTis event has been known asStreetest or the past 3 years.Parking is available in several placesin and arounddowntown.

March 26

Reinhardt Universitys BrassExtravaganza7:30pmTe Falany Perorming Arts CenterConcert SeriesReinhardt UniversityWaleska

March 26 & 28Auditions

City Center, 8534 Main StreetWoodstockFor Beauty and the Beast andDisneys Te Jungle Book - orages 8-Adult.http://www.elmstreetarts.org678.494.4251

March 29City of Canton Easter Festival

Cannon Park, Canton1-4pmTe Saturday beore Easter Sundayrom 1-4pm. Multiple hunts orkids ages 10 & under, pictures withthe Easter Bunny, inatables &more. 770.704.1500.

APRILApril 4Calmus - A Cappella Ensemblefrom Germany7:30pmTe Falany Perorming Arts CenterConcert SeriesReinhardt UniversityWaleska

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April 5

een Arts Night6-8pmCity Center, 8534 Main StreetWoodstockSponsored by Elm Streets eenArts Guild (AG). Bring yourguitar, your karaoke cd, yourpoetry, your artwork, your shortstories to share with other creative,arts minded teens. $5 cash at thedoor provides a slice o pizza and a

soda at intermission. For youth inGrades 7-12.http://www.elmstreetarts.org678.494.4251

April 5iTink Improv roupe6-8pmCity Center, 8534 Main StreetWoodstock

Enjoy the ood and shops alongWoodstocks Main Street then cometo City Center auditorium or someamily riendlylaughs as the roupetakes audience suggestions and turnsthem into wacky comedy. All seats $5.http://www.elmstreetarts.org678.494.425

April 6Latimer Hall Arts and Craft Show9pm-3pmLatimer Hall, WoodstockJoin us on Saturday April 6th or theLatimer Hall Arts and Crat Showin Historic Downtown Woodstock.Unique git items to welcome theSpring Season. Visit us atwww.mainstreetcratshow.com ormore inormation!

April 6

Te Boxcars5pmCanton TeatreCanton

April 9Reinhardt University Opera7:30pmTe Falany Perorming Arts CenterConcert SeriesReinhardt University

Waleska

April 11Reinhardt UniversitySymphonic Winds7:30pmTe Falany Perorming Arts CenterConcert SeriesReinhardt UniversityWaleska

April 14Reinhardt UniversityConcert Choir3:00pmTe Falany Perorming Arts CenterConcert SeriesReinhardt UniversityWaleska

April 16Reinhardt Percussion Ensemble7:30pmTe Falany Perorming Arts CenterConcert SeriesReinhardt UniversityWaleska

April 16

Free Skin Cancer Screenings6:00pm-8:00pmNorthside Hospital-CherokeeOutpatient Rehabilitation ServicesBuilding211 Hospital Road,Canton. o register, call404.845.5555 and press 0.Registration opens March 4.Register early! Spaces ll quickly.Qualied Spanish interpreters

available ree o charge, by request.Recommended Screening Attire:Shorts and -Shirt

April 18Reinhardt UniversitysJazz Band7:30pmTe Falany Perorming Arts CenterConcert SeriesReinhardt University

Waleska

April 19, 20, 21,26, 27 & 28Sleeping BeautyFridays at 7:30pm, Saturdays andSundays at 2pmCity Center, 8534 Main StreetWoodstockA clever princess must overcome thecurse o a wicked airy with the helpo some good airies and a princewith a sense o humor All seats $10in advance online - includes salestax, $12 at the door.http://www.elmstreetarts.org678.494.4251


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April 22

Reinhardt UniversitysSymphony Orchestra7:30pmTe Falany Perorming Arts CenterConcert SeriesReinhardt UniversityWaleska

April 24Free Prostate Cancer Screenings

6:00pm-8:00pmNorthside Hospital-CherokeeOutpatient Rehabilitation ServicesBuilding211 Hospital Road,Canton. o register, call404.845.5555 and press 0.Qualied Spanish interpretersavailable on site.Registration opens March 11.Register early! Spaces ll quickly.

April 27Rickys Run 5k7:30amBells Ferry Learning Center

Woodstock, GAWhy Rickys Run? Tose o us whoknew andloved our-year-old RickyJames called him Superman. Hewas adelightully precious boy witha big heart who touched the lives omany. On May 23, 2010 (eight daysbeore his th birthday), he earnedhis angel wings ater battling a rareand aggressive orm o childhoodcancer or most o his younglie.We choose to run in Rickys honor,to remember our Superman, andto help other children who need us

April 27

Reinhardt UniversitysSpring Music Teatre3:00pmTe Falany Perorming Arts CenterConcert SeriesReinhardt UniversityWaleska

April 27German Shepherd Rescue SpringFling

12:30pm-4:30pmTe Canine Ranch, CantonDock Diving! Agility!Lure Course! (racking with auxsquirrel) Food & Fun!Celebrate Spring with GSD Rescueo GA! ickets: $20, $10 or seconddog, $5 each additionaldogicket includes unlimited pass toall activities plus lunchPlace: 165 Doug Smith Lane,

Canton

April 27Cherokee Master GardenersAnnualSpring Plant Sale10am-2pm1001 Univeter Road, Canton, GA770.479.0418Te Georgia Master GardenerExtension Volunteers o CherokeeCounty will be presenting theirAnnual Spring Plant Sale onSaturday rom 10:00 AM to 2:00PM at the Cherokee County SeniorServices Center and CCMG DemoGardens, 1001 Univeter Road,Canton, GA. Listed are some o theplants we will be selling: daylilies,drought tolerant, sun and shade

loving plants. Please come and

browse our Demo Garden and haveour experts answer your questionson gardening.

April 28Kingston Confederate MemorialDay Service2:30pmTe Conederate CemeteryKingston

Kingston has honored its 250unknown soldiers since April 23,1865, in the oldest continuousservice in America. Te KingstonWomans History Club began andcarries on the tradition, which nowhonors all war veterans. Activitiesbegin at 2:30 p.m. on April 28,2013. George W. Buddy Dardenwill be the guest speaker. CarlBoyd Post 42 American Legion

will oer a military salute, and areaBoys Scouts andlocal children willdecorate graves at the ConederateCemetery. Following the cemeteryservice, a Memorial Day ea will beserved by members o the KingstonWomans History Club at theMartha Mullinax Annex, KingstonMuseum. All are welcometo attend.

MAYMay 3een Arts Night6:00-8:00pmCity Center, 8534 Main StreetWoodstockSponsored by Elm Streets een ArtsGuild (AG). Bring your guitar,

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your karaoke cd, your poetry, your

artwork, your short stories to sharewith other creative, arts mindedteens. $5 cash at the door providesa slice o pizza and a soda atintermission. For youth in Grades7-12. http://www.elmstreetarts.org678.494.4251

May 5Sherlock Holmes and the Opera

Mystery3:00pmTe Falany Perorming Arts CenterConcert SeriesReinhardt UniversityWaleska

May 11 & 12Te 24th Annual Cherokee CountyIndian Festival & Mothers Day

PowwowBoling Park in Canton, GASaturday 11am 7pmSunday 11am 6pmNative Dancing, Singing,Drumming Arts and CratsNative Cuisine and AmericanaFavorites. Living ipi Village. LiveBualo, Warrior on Horseback.Birds o Prey Show. Aztec DanceCompany. Primitive Skills

Demonstrations such as Fire-by-Friction, Hide anning, EarthenCooking. Native Storytellers andFlute Players. Wildlie Displays,Pony Rides, Kids Activities.ickets on sale at the gate:Adults (13 years and up): $15;Children (6-12 years old): $5;5years and under: FREE.www.rthunder.com

May 11- Sept 28

Canton Farmers MarketDowntown Canton8am-12 noonBegins May 11th and runs everySaturday until September rom 8am-Noon. Located in DowntownCanton, rain or shine.770.704.1500

May 18

Ball Ground Heritage DaysBallground, Georgia11am-8pmA celebration o the good ole dayswith arts, crats music, ood andmore. 770.735.2123

May 17Whose Line Is It, Woodstock?7:30pm

City Center, 8534 Main StreetWoodstockTe acclaimed iTink Improvroupe brings their special brando wacky, well mannered humor tothe Elm Street stage at City Centeror a ull evening o comedy. May17, 18, 24, 25 at 7:30pm. All seats$10 in advance online - includessales tax, $12 at the door.http://www.elmstreetarts.org

678.494.4251

May 18-19Canton Festival of the Arts10am-5pmHistoric Downtown CantonArtists Market with over 60exhibitors rom nine states. SerenityGardens celebrates the art o

living well. I you are interested

in gardening, sustainability,incorporating nature into yourlie and all things green, this isthe place or you. Te LiteraryCelebration includes panelsand book signings with authorsrom all over the Southeast. TeInteractive Childrens Experienceoers hands on art activities orchildren, including mural painting,photography, drawing, dance,

drama and so much more.empting ood concessions anda wine and beer garden. Liveentertainment on the Main Stage.Free Parking

May 19-October 27Woodstock Farmers Market8:30am-11:30amPublic parkinglot on owne Lake

Parkway.

JUNEJune 10-14Elm Street een Improv Camp4pm-7pmAges 13-18City Center, 8534 Main Street,Woodstock

Want to learn how to think onyour eet? Perorm an unscriptedplay in seconds? Put yourimprovisational skills to the testandlearn the basics on how tobe an improv actor in a week andperorm in a improv showcase onFriday! Youlllearn comic timing,scene building, group mind, and

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Artists Market

Literary Celebration(Author discussions & workshops)

Serenity GardensChildrens Experience

Entertainment

Wine & Beer Garden

Free ParkingConcessions

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Canton Tourism, Inc.Jones Family Foundation

Grant Design CollaborativeCherokee Tribune

Bank of North Georg iaCity of Canton, Georgia

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many other improv games

and techniques used in shows likeWhose Line Is It Anyway? andElm Streets own Whose Line Is It,Woodstock? No experience needed!aught by Siobhan Brumbelow,director o the iTink Improvroupe. Camp price is $125 or theweek. Includes materials, shirt, andDVD o their perormance. Campruns Monday through Friday rom4:00-7:00pm. Improv showcase

is Friday, June 14th at 7:30pm.Limited to 12 Campers. SecureOnline registration.http://www.elmstreetarts.org678.494.4251

June 10-14, 17-21

& 24-28Elm Street Summer Drama Camps9am-3pmCity Center, 8534 Main Street,WoodstockOten imitated but never duplicatedin over 10 years. Junior Campersages 5-7 and Senior Campersages 8-14. All campers receive at-shirt, script and a DVD o theirnal perormance. Costuming is

provided by Elm Street. Camperswill see a Main Stage perormanceo either Disneys Te Jungle Book(June) or Beauty and the Beast(July). Each Camp Group will writeproduce and perorm an original

play with music in only 5 days!

Along with experienced instructors,campers will create characters,plot lines, songlyrics,costumedesigns, art projects and muchmore. Each script is tailored orthat group o campers resulting inan individualized approach to ateam activity. You can sign up ormore than one camp week aseach camp show is unique! Wedo NO have a star system so

all campers will have equalamounts o stage time andspeakinglines. Secure onlineregistration.http://www.elmstreetarts.org678.494.4251

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