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Unicoi Countyroperty Transfers

Joseph Stockfelt and MarilynStockfelt to Curtis Hankla andPeggy Hankla, exempt, District 4,

pril 22.Donald Edward English to Lin-

a Faye English, exempt, District, April 23.

Joey Rice and Chasity Rice toed Hopson and Bethira E. Hop-

son, $18,000, District 5, Apri l 27.Rhonnie ack Osborne and

nne R. sborne to herri AnnOsborne Lockard, exempt, Dis-trict 3, April 27.

Millard Layne to Jacinnto Lla-mas, $29,500, District 3, April 27.

Matthew Street to Beth BarronStreet, exempt, District 5, April

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Kristian Dippold to TheodoreSmith and Karen Thomas Smith,$15,000, District 1, April 28.

Theodore Smith and KarenThomas Smith to Joseph Thom-as Stamey and Mary ChristinaStamey, $31,500, District 1, April

.John Gouge to Michael Sveska,

$172,500, District 5, April 28.Elsie Garland to Barbara Ann

Muneer and Howard Garland Jr.,exempt, District 4, April 29.

Linda Faye English to DonaldEdward English, exempt, District1, April 29.

Charles Lewis Bennett to Dor-othy Bennett, exempt, District 3,

pril 29.Ryan . Wagner to Monte Deanagner and Linda L ouise Wagner,

exempt, District 5, Apri l 29.ames William Nichels r. and

Geneva Gail Nichels to Johnny R.ipton, $30,000, District 2, April

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own of ErwinBuilding Permits

Francis Wojtasiewicz, 12Toney Ave., re-roof meta l, $4,500,April 28.

Francis Wojtasiewicz, 10Toney Ave., re-roof meta l, $4,000,April 28.

Dallas Griffy, 648 N. Main Ave.,enclosing rear porch and vinylsiding on house, $2,500, April 28.

Alford Haun, 139 Yelton Ave.,screening in back porch, $200,April 28.

ohn Mark Hughes, 1002 PrinceAve., vinyl siding on garage build-ing, $1,800, April 28.

own of UnicoBuilding Permits

Norman Miller, 503 Virginia

St., replace existing deck, $1,000,April 29.

Marriage Licenses(Addresses listed are after mar-

riage. Dates listed are the datesthat the marriage licences wereissued.)

Bryan Wesley Hamby, 30, andMary Elizabeth Miller, 22, 100Canzada Place, April 23.

Wilbert Neil Norris, 44, andCathy Jena Miller, 33, 22322Spruce Pine River Road, Ottawa,W.V., April 24.

Paul Stephen Rupe, 36 and DoraJeanean Herren Miller, 28, 2204 S.Greenwood Drive, Johnson City,April 25.

(In ormation ound in For theRecord is taken rom public-recordresources at the Unicoi CountyCourthouse, Erwin Town Hall and

nicoi Town Hall. This in orma-tion was compiled by Sta Writer

Eileen Rush.)

Sheriff warns abouttelemarketing call s

The Unicoi County Sher-iffs Department has seen anincrease in citizens receivingtelemarketing calls, and Sher-iff Kent Harris is warning thepublic to take caution whendealing with these callers.

In many cases, the citizenscould not even understandthe caller, were called late atnight and/or were called nu-merous times even after ad-vising them not to contact theperson again.

I encourage residents whodo not want to receive thesecalls from these telemarket-ers to register on the NationalDo Not Call Registry at www.donotcall.gov or call 1-888-382-1212, Harris said. Alsoyou can dial *77 or 1177 on arotary phone to reject callerswho block their caller ID fromanonymously calling yourphone.

To trace a harassing call,do the following, hang up andthen get a new dial tone. Dial*57, listen for instructionsand report the date and timeto the local providers.

Harris hopes these pre-cautionary tips will help stopharassing phone calls to citi-zens.

Harris said some of thephone calls are from Canadi-an and Jamaican area codes.He warned to not be trickedby a phone call saying that youhave won the lottery. This is ascam.

Do not respond, Harrissaid. Tell them to not callback and hang up.

UCSD taking applicationsfor Citizens Police Academy

The third annual CitizensPolice Academy of the UnicoiCounty Sheriffs Departmentwill begin May 21, and theUCSD is now accepting ap-plications.

Criminal Investigator andTraining Officer Ken Pot-ter will present the program.Guest instructors will alsoparticipate.

Classes will be each Thurs-day, beginning May 21, from6 to 9 p.m, and will concludeon June 25.

Topics to be covered willbe child abuse, domestic vio-lence, finger printing, crimescene protection, terrorismand more. The classes will beheld in the courtroom of theUnicoi County Courthouse,located on North Main Av-enue.

Participants will learnreal police issues and workmock crime scenes, Applica-tions can be picked up andreturned to the sheriffs de-partment at 102 N. Main Ave.,Erwin. Applicants must be 21or older with a clean back-ground. The class is limitedto 50 students.

Sheriff Kent Harris saidhes proud to present thisacademy for the third year.For more information, callPotter at 743-1850.

Erwin man faces chargeof third-offense DUI

When an officer saw a pas-senger hanging out the sun-roof of a small red car on OldAsheville Highway, he imme-diately stopped the car andcharged the driver for driv-ing under the influence.

Eric Lee Foster, 27, 110 Sig-nal Lane, Erwin, was chargedwith third-offense DUI af-

ter he failed field sobrietytasks administered by UnicoiCounty Sheriffs DeputyAndy Slagle.

Foster blew a .18 on thebreathalyzer, which is abovethe legal limit of .08.

heriff, officer acquiredonated items in Virginia

Sheriff Kent Harris, Capt.Rick Butler and Lt. Jason Til-son went to Norfolk, Va., andthe U.S. Navy Base last weekand picked up numerous do-nated items through the De-fense Reutilization /Market-ing Office and Law SupportOffice programs.

The sheriff has obtainedcommercial flooring to cover

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ON THE POLICE BEAT the entire floor of the new jailworkhouse facility and many

ther items.On Friday, a second trailer

was brought to Virginia byTyler Lynch and Deputy BurtThomas to assist in loadingthe flooring. Harris workswith secretary Barbara Prin-gle in locating surplus sup-

lies that can be donated tothe UCSD by the mil itary.

Requests have been madefor the wiring and lighting.Harris said the UCSD is alsolooking for paint, insulation

nd other building materials.The flooring alone saved

the county thousands of dol-lars and our inmates can per-orm the labor, Harris said.

Barbara and Joy Grindstaffhave been instrumental in lo-

ating these items and doingthe paperwork required. I am

ommitted to saving all theoney we can on this project

nd we have been stockpilingonated materials that can be

used.The donated items are

worth $122,000. Harris alsothanked Darrell Woods andLynch for the use of theirtrucks to haul the items backto Erwin. Compiled by Lesley Hughes, News Editor

OPEN FOR BUSINESS

Greg Hawley, the owner of Erwins newest restaurant, Union Street Caf, officially opened for businesswith a ribbon-cutting ceremony Monday morning. Erwin Mayor Brushy Lewis welcomed Hawley and hisbusiness to town, and several residents attended the ceremony and stayed for lunch, too. The caf, locatedon the corner of Union Street and South Main Avenue, offers an eclectic menu of sandwiches, burritos,wraps, salads and more. The eatery is open seven days a week. (Staff Photo by Brenda Sparks)