S ection SPORTS • CLASSIFIEDS SERVICE DIRECTORY WWW.THESPIRITNEWSPAPER.COM Thursday, February 11 - February 17, 2010 Outdoor Truths ............................... 2 High School Sports .......................... 2 Public Service Announcements ........... 3 Automotive Services ........................ 4 Crossword Puzzle............................ 6 Sudoku Puzzle ............................... 6 Home Improvement Services ........... 5-6 Classified Ads ............................ 6-12 Quick takes on the Super Bowl (and, keep in mind I saw all of maybe fifteen minutes of actual ac- tion in the time I was watching):. A) I won’t go into my yearly spiel about how not only is the two weeks between the conference championships and the Super Bowl too long, but so is the four and a half hour pregame show. Instead, there’s this: Halftime takes too long. Twenty minutes (a la the sup- posed college national champion- ship) is too long. Thirty minutes makes me want to climb into the TV and break Pete Townsend’s gui- tar for him. I like The Who. I’d love to see them in concert (despite the fact that there are only two of the original band left- but I’d like to see Paul and Ringo team up again, too). Stretching out the halftime show to accommodate a scaled- back “Greatest Hits” performance that featured mostly songs used as themes for CBS shows was beyond annoying. (And the same can be said for Springsteen last year and Prince the year before- two other artists I really dig- the half-time show is too long.) Then again, the Super Bowl stopped being about the game years ago. I think it was around the time Fox started using those “whooshy” graphics. 2) The Colts lost momentum (and, really, the game) on the play in the second quarter where a wide open receiver (Pierre Garcon, I think) flat out dropped a pass into his chest that would’ve resulted in at least a 20 yard gain- perhaps even a TD. The Saints sealed the game with their on-side kick to start the sec- ond half. Despite the Colts’ briefly retaking the lead, the game was pretty much over with that play. C) Once again, terrible offici- ating. I know, I know- the idea during “big games” is to “let them play.” That’s great. Except I saw (and both teams were guilty) blocks to the back, late hits, pass interference that wasn’t called and so much holding I thought I was watching ballroom dancing. And just to remind you- I only saw about 15 minutes’ worth of action. 4) Commercial time (for me) is when I check what else is on, go to the kitchen and get some more building material for my ever- expanding hindquarters, use the bathroom, check on the laundry, read. In short- pretty much any- thing but watch the commercials. This is true whether it’s the Super Bowl or regular football. Or base- ball. Hockey. “24”. Whatever. I love my TV. I grew up with it. A good bit of the time, though, it’s just background noise for me. Either the TV or music is almost always on for me- whether I’m reading, writing (which explains some of my rambles, I suppose) or whatever. So, I see my fair share of commercials. More times than not- I just don’t pay attention to them- because I just don’t care. In fact, let me restate that: I don’t freaking care about the commercials. E) If I say “well, I didn’t real- ly watch much of the game- and didn’t really care who won” to you, would you really see that as an in- vitation to launch into a 20 minute conversation about the plays that were good/bad and what commer- cials you like? I’m pretty sure, if you’re reading this, you have a small inkling of my personality- and realize that my re- sponse would indicate that I wasn’t interested in such a conversation. Too bad the mental midgets I see four days a week don’t have such acumen… Shelby got home Sunday night just in time to see the halftime show. She said she watched the second half and was glad the Saints won (I’m not). She also said I was crabby when she got home. A six week sinus headache, broken washing machine with water all over the laundry room floor, and delivery idiots will do that. Cryptic, eh? Stay tuned… One reason I don’t like the Saints is how freaking obnoxious their fans seem to be. I mean, I used to get aggravated with one of my old bosses who was an LSU grad (and native Louisianan) because of his occasional utterance of the “who dat?” phrase (my response was usually “a Cajun moron who can’t pronounce English properly”- he always thought that was funny. What can I say? I am a jerk, but I don’t kid myself into thinking you guys read this for my sunny per- sonality.) Anyway, another example of the obnoxiousness- I’m working my regular Saturday night gig (using a desktop- not nearly as portable as a laptop- which, by the way, is sit- ting on the kitchen table, still not working due to its beer intake) and I had my usual group (minus one or two folks), including one girl- described by Bobbi (the waitress) as a “huge football fan.” She’s a very polite girl (in fact, if you remember from late last year the story of the Drunk Girl whose sister kept saying “it‘s my sister‘s birthday, isn‘t she the best?”- this is the sister)- but tonight, she‘d taken over her sibling‘s role as Drunk Girl. And she kept screaming “WHO DAT SAY GONNA BEAT THEM SAINTS?!?” over and over. And over. And over. And over. And over. And over. Seriously. Bobbi (the waitress) came over and said “I love those kids” (the group is probably mid- 20’s, tops) “but I’m going to kill her if she doesn’t shut up!” (You would’ve thought that I would’ve been the one to say that first, wouldn’t you?) Of course, that euphoria will last until maybe the second game of next season, when the Saints get their butts handed to them. Seriously- it’s the curse of the NFC South- win it one year, and the next you’re one of the worst ___________________________________ Continued on page B3 • Charity Bass Boat Raffle... A raffle for a Bass Boat that will be held on February 15th. The mon- ey raised will go to help off set the medical costs for Homer Thames, a member of our West Chatham Detachment of the Marine Corps League, and a Gulfstream employee. Homer is suffering from 4th stage inoperable Lung Cancer. Please help if you can. The following is a de- scription of the boat. • Lowe’s 16’ Bass Boat • 50 HP Johnson Motor (just tuned up) • 2 new Hummingbird Depth Finders • Power Trim and Tilt w/acces- sories • Paddles, Life jackets, Anchor, Nets and Nite Time Fishing Light Tickets are just $10. To pur- chase your, please call Gary at 927-3658 or 667-5667 (cell). • It’s time for your little ones to register to be a part of “The Great America’s Past Time.” Youth ages 3 - 12 can register for baseball/softball and T-ball at City Hall in Downtown Port Wen- tworth. We are offering T-ball for ages 3 - 5, baseball for boys ages 6 - 12 and softball for girls ages 6 - 12. Practices will begin in early March and games will start the second week of April. We will par- ticipate with Garden City, Pooler, Bloomingdale and Hendrix Park. Don’t miss out on the fun and ex- citement of the 2010 season. Call 966-7428 for more information. • Pooler Men’s Industrial and Church Softball League... Team registration February 8th thru March 26th. Season begins April 5th and ends May 27th. Team Fee: $500 per team. For more information, contact Chris Kirby at 748-5776, ext.703 or email him at [email protected]. • Wild Game Supper to be Held at Bamboo Farm on February 26th The annual Friends of Coastal Gardens’ Wild Game Supper at Bamboo Farm is a much-antici- pated event. At 6:30pm on Friday evening, February 26th, volun- teers and Friends of Coastal Gar- dens members will serve a deli- cious meal of hors d’oeuvres, fried quail, venison Swiss steak, grits, gravy, winter salad, hot biscuits and Key Lime pie. Dinner will be served at the Lakeside Pavilion. Donations are $20 per plate and must be reserved in advance. Seating is limited and reserva- tions must be received by Febru- ary 24. For reservations, call 921- 5897 or 921-5460. 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Section SPORTS • CLASSIFIEDS
SERVICE DIRECTORYWWW.THESPIRITNEWSPAPER.COM Thursday, February 11 - February 17, 2010
Outdoor Truths ...............................2High School Sports ..........................2
Public Service Announcements ...........3Automotive Services ........................4
Quick takes on the Super Bowl (and, keep in mind I saw all of maybe fifteen minutes of actual ac-tion in the time I was watching):. A) I won’t go into my yearly spiel about how not only is the two weeks between the conference championships and the Super Bowl too long, but so is the four and a half hour pregame show. Instead, there’s this: Halftime takes too long. Twenty minutes (a la the sup-posed college national champion-ship) is too long. Thirty minutes makes me want to climb into the TV and break Pete Townsend’s gui-tar for him. I like The Who. I’d love to see them in concert (despite the fact that there are only two of the original band left- but I’d like to see Paul and Ringo team up again, too). Stretching out the halftime show to accommodate a scaled-back “Greatest Hits” performance that featured mostly songs used as themes for CBS shows was beyond annoying. (And the same can be said for Springsteen last year and Prince the year before- two other artists I really dig- the half-time show is too long.) Then again, the Super Bowl stopped being about the game
years ago. I think it was around the time Fox started using those “whooshy” graphics. 2) The Colts lost momentum (and, really, the game) on the play in the second quarter where a wide open receiver (Pierre Garcon, I think) flat out dropped a pass into his chest that would’ve resulted in at least a 20 yard gain- perhaps even a TD. The Saints sealed the game with their on-side kick to start the sec-ond half. Despite the Colts’ briefly retaking the lead, the game was pretty much over with that play. C) Once again, terrible offici-ating. I know, I know- the idea during “big games” is to “let them play.” That’s great. Except I saw (and both teams were guilty) blocks to the back, late hits, pass interference that wasn’t called and so much holding I thought I was watching ballroom dancing. And just to remind you- I only saw about 15 minutes’ worth of action. 4) Commercial time (for me) is when I check what else is on, go to the kitchen and get some more building material for my ever-expanding hindquarters, use the bathroom, check on the laundry, read. In short- pretty much any-
thing but watch the commercials. This is true whether it’s the Super Bowl or regular football. Or base-ball. Hockey. “24”. Whatever. I love my TV. I grew up with it. A good bit of the time, though, it’s just background noise for me. Either the TV or music is almost always on for me- whether I’m reading, writing (which explains some of my rambles, I suppose) or whatever. So, I see my fair share of commercials. More times than not- I just don’t pay attention to them- because I just don’t care. In fact, let me restate that: I don’t freaking care about the commercials. E) If I say “well, I didn’t real-ly watch much of the game- and didn’t really care who won” to you, would you really see that as an in-vitation to launch into a 20 minute conversation about the plays that were good/bad and what commer-cials you like? I’m pretty sure, if you’re reading this, you have a small inkling of my personality- and realize that my re-sponse would indicate that I wasn’t interested in such a conversation. Too bad the mental midgets I see four days a week don’t have such acumen…
Shelby got home Sunday night just in time to see the halftime show. She said she watched the second half and was glad the Saints won (I’m not). She also said I was crabby when she got home. A six week sinus headache, broken washing machine with water all over the laundry room floor, and delivery idiots will do that. Cryptic, eh? Stay tuned…
One reason I don’t like the Saints is how freaking obnoxious their fans seem to be. I mean, I used to get aggravated with one of my
old bosses who was an LSU grad (and native Louisianan) because of his occasional utterance of the “who dat?” phrase (my response was usually “a Cajun moron who can’t pronounce English properly”- he always thought that was funny. What can I say? I am a jerk, but I don’t kid myself into thinking you guys read this for my sunny per-sonality.) Anyway, another example of the obnoxiousness- I’m working my regular Saturday night gig (using a desktop- not nearly as portable as a laptop- which, by the way, is sit-ting on the kitchen table, still not working due to its beer intake) and I had my usual group (minus one or two folks), including one girl- described by Bobbi (the waitress) as a “huge football fan.” She’s a very polite girl (in fact, if you remember from late last year the story of the Drunk Girl whose sister kept saying “it‘s my sister‘s birthday, isn‘t she the best?”- this is the sister)- but tonight, she‘d taken over her sibling‘s role as Drunk Girl. And she kept screaming “WHO DAT SAY GONNA BEAT THEM SAINTS?!?” over and over. And over. And over. And over. And over. And over. Seriously. Bobbi (the waitress) came over and said “I love those kids” (the group is probably mid-20’s, tops) “but I’m going to kill her if she doesn’t shut up!” (You would’ve thought that I would’ve been the one to say that first, wouldn’t you?) Of course, that euphoria will last until maybe the second game of next season, when the Saints get their butts handed to them. Seriously- it’s the curse of the NFC South- win it one year, and the next you’re one of the worst
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• Charity Bass Boat Raffle... A raffle for a Bass Boat that will be held on February 15th. The mon-ey raised will go to help off set the medical costs for Homer Thames, a member of our West Chatham Detachment of the Marine Corps League, and a Gulfstream employee. Homer is suffering from 4th stage inoperable Lung Cancer. Please help if you can. The following is a de-scription of the boat.• Lowe’s 16’ Bass Boat• 50 HP Johnson Motor (just tuned up)• 2 new Hummingbird Depth Finders• Power Trim and Tilt w/acces-sories• Paddles, Life jackets, Anchor, Nets and Nite Time Fishing Light Tickets are just $10. To pur-chase your, please call Gary at 927-3658 or 667-5667 (cell).
• It’s time for your little ones to register to be a part of “The Great America’s Past Time.” Youth ages 3 - 12 can register for baseball/softball and T-ball at City Hall in Downtown Port Wen-tworth. We are offering T-ball for ages 3 - 5, baseball for boys ages 6 - 12 and softball for girls ages 6 - 12. Practices will begin in early March and games will start the second week of April. We will par-ticipate with Garden City, Pooler, Bloomingdale and Hendrix Park. Don’t miss out on the fun and ex-citement of the 2010 season. Call 966-7428 for more information.
• Pooler Men’s Industrial and Church Softball League... Team registration February 8th thru March 26th. Season begins April 5th and ends May 27th. Team Fee: $500 per team. For more information, contact Chris Kirby at 748-5776, ext.703 or email him at [email protected].
• Wild Game Supper to be Held at Bamboo Farm on February 26th The annual Friends of Coastal Gardens’ Wild Game Supper at Bamboo Farm is a much-antici-pated event. At 6:30pm on Friday evening, February 26th, volun-teers and Friends of Coastal Gar-dens members will serve a deli-cious meal of hors d’oeuvres, fried quail, venison Swiss steak, grits, gravy, winter salad, hot biscuits and Key Lime pie. Dinner will be served at the Lakeside Pavilion. Donations are $20 per plate and must be reserved in advance. Seating is limited and reserva-tions must be received by Febru-ary 24. For reservations, call 921-5897 or 921-5460. Funds raised are used to support the Univer-sity of Georgia’s Bamboo Farm & Coastal Gardens, a unique educa-tion, demonstration and research facility that is open 7 days a week with no admission charge. Bam-boo Farm & Coastal Gardens is lo-cated at 2 Canebrake Road off US Hwy. 17 in Savannah, 921-5460.
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• Laceration Repairs• X-Ray Services• EKG• Audiograms• Pulmonary Function Tests
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After several days on the road, I’m glad to be home for a few days. I’ve recently visited outdoorsmen in Ohio, Alabama, Georgia, and Wisconsin, and have yet to feel out of place in any location. We all may have a little different accent, but we all love to pursue wild animals and fish. In Wisconsin I took my first snowmobile ride and my first trip across the lake in a truck. I still prefer boats, but my guide assured me the ice would be thick enough to manage the insignificant weight of our pickup. It was very worth-while to experience these new ways of enjoying the outdoors. Even though I enjoy my trav-els, I still love the place that I call home. My little piece of the coun-try has its own special character-istics, but that’s not the reason I call it home. It’s not home because what is there, but because who is there. When each of us thinks of home, we are ultimately remind-
ed of our family and our closest friends. And even though I really like sleeping in my own bed ver-sus all of those hotel beds; what really gives me a peaceful sleep is knowing that I am lying with one that has been my partner for thirty years this month. When the preacher joined us together, he tied a knot that has slipped a few times, but has never come undone. He reminded us that sometimes love and commitment will work hand in hand and other times each will stand on its own. He was right. He admonished us to fight clean and fair, to strive to not hurt one another with our words, and to never use the “D” word. We have tried to do these things as well even though my wife reminds me that he never said anything about the “M” word – Murder. All in all, home will never be a place; it will always be a person. That doesn’t mean that I don’t want the conveniences of my own house, I like them as well. But it simply
means that no matter how many surveys I fill out concerning my recent stay at a certain hotel, they will never get the highest score un-less I’m sharing one of their rooms with my wife.
OUTDOOR TRUTHS(Editor’s Note: Outdoor Truths is a weekly sportsman’s article that appears in newspapers and regional maga-zines across 13 states in the South, and Midwest. It is a blend of observations and experiences that have come over time from being in God’s great outdoors. We’re proud to offer this column for the outdoor sportsmen in our area.)
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North Georgia senior left-hand-ed pitcher Chris Rearick has been named the Peach Belt Conference Pitcher of the Week announced this afternoon by the league of-fice. Rearick picks up the award af-ter his first start in a North Georgia uniform and his first appearance at the NCAA Division II level after transferring from Berry College for his senior season. In the Saints’ season opener last Friday evening, senior left-handed pitcher Chris Rearick stole the show in his North Georgia de-but, tossing eight innings and al-lowing just four hits and no earned runs while striking out seven Fal-con batters. He held Pfeiffer to just a .143 batting average against him, while allowing just one extra base hit in his eight complete innings of work. Rearick picked up his first victory for the Saints after posting a 9-2 record last season for the Vi-
kings. Chris Rearick is a native of Pooler, and played his high school ball at Savannah Christian.
Rearick answers questions on his performance against Pfeiffer
College
Rearick Tabbed as Peach Belt Pitcher of the Week
By C. Edward Wilson Groves make GHSA Coaches Poll at No. 6 Winning, like love, has a way of curing a lot of ills. Just ask the New Orleans Saints football fans. For the Groves boy’s basket-ball team, all those years of frus-tration came to a screeching halt with the conclusion of the regu-lar season at hand. Now the time comes for one of the best teams in the state of Georgia to launch its second season with only one mission on tap … to win it all and bring a state championship back to Savannah, as the pairings for
the upcoming sub region tourna-ment is now set. Groves is the No. 1 seed after finishing the regular season with a perfect record in Class-AAAAA with a 12-0 record. The Rebels moved up to No. 6 in this week’s Coaches Poll and played Beach High on Tuesday night at the “Gold Mine.” Another team that could ben-efit from its last two games of the regular season is Richmond Hill. The Wildcats are tied with Liberty County in its region and will play the Panthers on Friday night on the road. The last time the two played, the game went into overtime before Richmond Hill pulled it out, 45-43. This time, the game will be played over in Hinesville as both teams try to jockey for a second-place seeding in the upcoming Georgia High School Association tournament. Saturday night’s game against Washington County may be even bigger than Fri-day night’s game. Washington County holds a 9-1 record in the region standings and has been seeded as the No. 1 team in the
Coaches Poll for most of the sea-son. Barring a letdown after Fri-day night’s contest, the Wildcats could be in a position to win af-ter losing earlier in the season to the Golden Hawks out of Sander-sville. Girl’s basketball The Savannah Christian girl’s basketball team has lost three games this season to cross-town rival Calvary Day School. Both teams will be getting top seeded positions in the upcoming tour-nament, but eventually those two teams will possibly meet again for the fourth time this season down the road. The Lady Cavaliers are ranked No. 2 in the state, while the Lady Red Raiders come in as the No. 10 team in the Coaches Poll. High school basketballFriday, Feb. 12thGroves vs. BeachRichmond Hill at Liberty County Saturday, Feb. 13thRichmond Hill vs. Washington CountyBryan vs. Southeast Bulloch
High School Sports
The new Trail Adventures guid-ed walks at Fort Pulaski National Monument will start Wednesday morning, March 10th, at 10:00 AM and will be held on Wednes-day’s each week selecting a differ-ent trail. Volunteer Linda Kennard along with park staff will conduct walks to observe the beautiful na-ture and coastal views of the park. The trails are marked and maps will be provided. This will be a great opportunity to explore the park and ecosystems and natural history of Fort Pulaski National Monument. “There’s no better way to ex-plore the natural beauty of Cock-spur Island than to walk, hike or cycle along the paths and trails or kayak the water ways for an amaz-ing outdoor adventure,” said Su-perintendent Randy Wester. “En-joy over 5,000 acres of beautiful natural resources and wilderness.” Anyone can take part in the Trail Adventures and all partici-
pants are asked to wear appropri-ate clothing and footwear. We also ask that you bring binoculars, in-sect repellent and water. After the guided tour, participants are en-couraged to explore other park fea-tures including the visitor center, the fort and picnic area. Visitors can also pack a picnic lunch and enjoy it at the park’s pavilion. Dogs on leash are welcome and visitors are encouraged to bring cameras. If you enjoy a challenge, like to hike for wellness, enjoy nature, want to learn new things, or ex-plore history, then Trail Adventures is for you! Don’t look for an aero-bic workout. The pace on a natural history walk is very slow, with lots of stops to look at and to learn to-gether. Wednesday, April 7th has been designated Walking Day by the American Heart Association. Join us for our once a year Earth Day Walk on Wednesday, April 21st. This provides a good lead in to the next day, Earth Day April 22, 2010. Come and enjoy nature with us! Fort Pulaski National Monu-ment is on U.S. Hwy 80, 15 miles east of Savannah. An entrance fee of $3 per person is charged; ages 15 and under are free.
FORT PULASKI ANNOUNCES TRAIL ADVENTURES
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Hear Ye! Hear Ye!Feb.
11 Thursday
• Savannah-Chatham Metropoli-tan Police Department’s Citizens Police Academy is a thirteen week program designed to allow the residents of our community to informally interact with the mem-bers of the police department and the local criminal justice system. Participants will meet officers from each unit of Savannah-Chatham Po-lice who will explain the how and why of what they do and will feature speakers from various agencies with whom they interact. Highlights of the program have been the tour of the 911 Center, Chatham County Jail, Firearms/Tactical Training, Traffic Stop role playing and an opportunity to do a ride-a-long with a patrol officer. The class meets on Thursday nights from 6:30pm to 9:30pm at the Savannah-Chatham Police De-partment Squad Room, 201 Haber-sham Street. The next class starts Thursday, February 11th. Registra-tion is $10 for the 13-week course. Only checks or money orders will be accepted – no cash please. For an application, visit a Pre-cinct near you or call Gianna Nel-son at 651-2246. For those with access to the Internet, an applica-tion can be found on the SCMPD website,www.scmpd.org. Please make sure your applica-tion is signed and notarized. Ap-plicants can turn in the application at any precinct or the Police Bar-racks at Habersham and Oglethorpe Streets. Graduates will receive 3 con-tinuing education units from Arm-strong Atlantic State University. This program is also recognized by the Savannah/Chatham County Board of Education for training units. Application deadline is Friday, February 5, 2010.
Feb.
12 Friday
• “HARBOUR LIGHTS” Square Dance Club Anniversary/Valen-tine’s Dance, 8pm - 10pm, Febru-ary 12th, Port Wentworth Com-munity Center, Appleby Road, Port Wentworth. All square dancers are invited to our Anniversary/Valen-tine’s dance. For information call Larry O’Pry at 429-0492.
Feb.
15 Monday
• The Few… The Proud… The Ma-rines Continue the proud tradition of our United States Marine Corps! Join the West Chatham Chapter #1326 of the Marine Corps League. Next Meeting: 15 February 2010 (3rd Monday of each month), 1900 (7pm) at Randy Wood’s Guitars, 1304 E. Hwy 80, Bloomingdale. Open to all Active, Retired or For-mer Marines and Navy Corpsman who have served with the FMF. For additional information, contact Dale Saunders or B.J. Franklin at 665-2082 or 247-1988, or e-mail: [email protected].
• Community Informational Meet-ing and Applications West Chatham Preparatory Academy will be having a general informational meeting at the West Chatham YMCA on Monday, Feb-ruary 15th, at noon. We will be an-swering questions and distributing/collecting applications immediately following the meeting. The West Chatham YMCA is located at 165 Isaac G. LaRoche Drive just off the Pooler Parkway in Pooler. Please spread the word to anyone interest-ed in our new Charter High School.
Feb.
16 Tuesday
• The Savannah Coastal Chapter of the GSRA (Georgia State Retir-ees Association) will meet at 10am on Tuesday, February 16th, in the auditorium at the new Southwest Chatham Library Branch (adjacent to Savannah Mall) at 14097 Aber-corn St., in Savannah. The GSRA is focused on keeping retirees and prospective retirees well-informed about changes in promised retiree pension and healthcare benefits. Visit GSRA on the web at www.mygsra.com.
• “The Education You Wish You Had.... Effingham Christian School’s annual Open Houses are coming up on Feb. 16th 7-8:30pm and Feb. 17th (9-10:30am). Don’t miss this opportunity to learn about Classical Christian education in the Pooler -Effingham area.” Call the school at 826-3327 for more details or check out our website www.eff-inghamchristian.org.
Feb.
18 Thursday
• The Pooler Chamber’s Business After Hours will be Thursday, Feb-ruary 18th, 5:30-7:30pm at Frames-N-Games, 6 Towne Center Court. The cost is $10 for chamber mem-bers and $15 for non-members. Cash bar will be provided. Please RSVP by Wednesday, February 17th, to the chamber office at 748-0110 or [email protected].
Feb.
21 Sunday
• The Friends of Literacy present COOKS & BOOKS, benefiting Lit-eracy Volunteers of the Lowcoun-try. This event will be held on Sun-day, February 21st, 11:30am - 4pm, at The Mall at Shelter Cove. There will be Food Tastings from Top Area Restaurants, Your Favorite Low-country Authors, “The Heat is ON!” Chefs’ competition. Ticket Outlets, $15 in advance, $20 at the door: Burke’s Pharmacy, Main Street, Lit-eracy Volunteers, 4 Oak Park Drive – off Mathews Drive, Literacy Vol-unteers, 1-B Kittie’s Landing Way, off Rt. 46, Markel’s Cards & Gifts, Kittie’s Crossing, Le Cookery, Wex-ford Village Shoppes. Call 815-6616 for further Information or visit www.lowcountryliteracy.org.
Feb.
24 Wednesday
• Non-Profits Seminars... Evaluat-ing & Refreshing Your Board of Directors... If you suspect your board may be stale, re-energizing them may be in order. Learn how to work more effectively with your board to achieve your organization’s de-sired outcomes. This workshop will be held Wednesday, February 24th from 1pm to 4pm at the United Way Building, 428 Bull Street in Savannah. Advance registration is required and attendance fees apply. For more information, contact the Georgia Center for Nonprofits at 234-9688.
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25 Thursday
• The South Effingham Band Boosters will sponsor “Carrabba’sNight of Jazz and Silent Auction”
on Thursday, Feb. 25th, in the SEHS cafeteria. Dinner will be from 5:30pm - 8:30pm and the Silent Auction is from 5:30pm - 7:30pm. Cost $16 per person. Take-outs available after 5:30pm. The menu includes choice of chicken marsala with mushrooms or plain sauce or chicken gratella, no sauce, tossed salad, pasta side, bread, cheesecake, beverage and a self-serve coffee sta-tion will be available. Donations of cash, gift cer-tificates, consumer services, retail items, hand-crafted items, and gen-tly used decorative home items are needed for the auction. To arrange for pick-up, call Linda Mitchell at 728-3594. Dinner tickets may be purchased from SEHS band stu-dents, contacting through email at [email protected], or by calling 728-3594. All proceeds will benefit the SEHS Bands Program.
• Nonprofit Financial Management One of the many challenges facing nonprofit leaders today is translating financial information into an effective decision making process. This course is designed for leaders who are responsible for decision-making and who are seek-ing to understand the fundamen-tals of financial management. This workshop will be held Thursday, February 25th from noon til 3pm at the United Way Building, 428 Bull Street in Savannah. Advance regis-tration is required and attendance fees apply. For more information, contact the Georgia Center for Non-profits at 234-9688.
Feb.
27 Saturday
• “The UnMaskarade” . . . . un-mask the violence . . . . don’t live in silence A benefit for the Rape Crisis Center, on Saturday, February 27th, 6:30pm to 10:30pm, at the Savan-nah International Convention and Trade Center. Tickets are $75 per person or $500 per table for 8. Cost covers the heavy hors d’oeuvres and more! Entertainment by Ben Tucker Jazz Trio. Masquerade Cocktail at-tire. Silent Auction and live auction with host Mark Robertson of 98.7 The River. Saturn of Savannah has donated a 1985 Mercedes 230 to be raffled off and tickets are only $5 each!! You can choose the car or $1500 in cash! Call the Rape Crisis Center for tickets for both the gala and the car raffle at 233-3000 or on
line at www.rccsav.org. Sponsors for the event include: Gulfstream; Wachovia; SOUTH Magazine; Chatham Orthopedic As-sociates; The Savannah Bank; Geor-gia Ports Authority; Hunter Ma-clean; St. Joseph’s Candler Health System.
☛ Anytime• Pooler Rotary in partnership with Rotary International is ac-cepting monetary donations to purchase “Shelter Boxes” for Hai-tian earthquake victims. Each box will provide extended shelter for up to 10 people. Donations may be made to any Pooler Rotarian. Please call Aaron Karpas, 748-9622 for more information. Pooler Rotary meets every Wednesday at 7:30am, Spanky’s Westside.
• Six week Early Stage Memory loss Support Group sponsored by the Alzheimer’s Association This six week series is designed to serve persons experiencing mem-ory loss and their care partners. Those who are memory impaired must be in the early stages of mem-ory loss, be aware of their memory loss, and be willing to talk about it with others. Topics Include:• Beginning changes and what to expect• Tomorrow is the best reason for a plan today• Plan of action for staying active physically, mentally, and emotion-ally We are currently accepting indi-viduals into the pre-screening pro-cess. For more information or for a pre-screening into the group please call: Jenny House at the Coastal GA Alzheimer’s Association at 920-2231. This group will start in the spring at the Alzheimer’s Associa-tion office in Savannah.
• Personal Disability Voice Chat is now meeting every Thursday night from 4:30-8:30pm at Rincon First Christian Church on Hwy 21 South.
• The Shriners can help Free of charge for all services to crippled and burned children. Have 15 hospitals and 3 burn centers avail-able. For local information, call 912-351-7144.
teams in the league…
And then there was this woman sitting at the end of the bar while I was setting up Saturday night. She had a male acquaintance with her (I’m hesitant to say date or boy-friend). I wasn’t really eavesdrop-ping (or, frankly, even paying at-tention to them) but I couldn’t help but notice the woman was doing everything except saying “I’d like to sleep with you.“ It was pretty funny, really. You know, in that pa-thetic sort of way…
I got a notice that my laptop is on the way- as of Tuesday at 5:10 PM. I got the notice Tuesday morning at 7:21 AM. It shipped from Shang-hai. I love how the International Date Line messes with my head…
Speaking of ordering stuff- my new laptop won’t have an S-Video connection. Not a big deal- S-Vid-eo is not the ideal hookup. Except,
for me, it is. I use an older model flat panel (not Hi-Def) that doesn’t have an HDMI input (the standard video connection on new laptops). So, I started looking around for adaptors- hoping not to have to spend the bucks on a 50’ HDMI cable, or use my nice (though small) bedroom TV for my gigs. I found what I was looking for at online computer parts mega-store Tiger Direct. It was in stock. It was $39.99 (about $60 cheaper than the model that Radio Shack car-ried). It would be here in about three days. That was last Monday. As of this morning (Tuesday- eight days later), the item was in Jackson, Mississippi. That’s right- something that started out in Il-linois (700 or so miles from here) is still two states (and 400 miles) away. I’d been following the shipment on UPS’ online site. It was received in Doraville (a scant ten minutes from where I sit right now) on the second. I figured there’d be a pack-age for me when I got home that afternoon. I figured there’d be a package for
me when I got home Wednesday. Then Thursday. By Friday, I check the UPS site again, and it said my package is finally out for delivery- in Aus-tin, Texas! Talk about your “what the???” moments. I called Tiger Direct. They could offer no help- since it was a ship-ping issue- and gave me UPS’ num-ber. UPS’ attitude, from the very start, seemed to be along the lines of “mistakes happen- you’ll get it when you get it.” They had abso-lutely zero interest in correcting their mistake. I called Tiger Direct back to complain. After all, they are UPS’ customer. And not a small time customer, either. The guy I spoke to offered to refund my money for shipping, but that was about it. I asked about having another one sent to me via next day delivery (I was counting on using the thing Saturday night, using Shelby’s new netbook). “Sorry,” he said, “we don’t do next day deliveries for Sat-urdays.” So, not only did UPS not give a
hang about where my package was, Tiger Direct didn’t seem to care about when I got it. After all, they had my money. The guy then tried to be help-ful by suggesting that there were other adapters that would work (although I don‘t know how in the ^&*% he thought I‘d be able to get one from them without driv-ing to Illinois)- including the one I already knew about that Radio Shack sells (which I didn’t get be-cause besides the a) cheaper price from Tiger, there was 2) a simpler hookup). I really, really try not to take out my frustrations on people I talk to on the phone. Unless they’re the owner of the company (and be honest- how often do you get to talk to the owner of the company in a case like this?), they’re stuck doing their jobs. It’s not personal. I realize that. So, I said “okay, thank you” and hung up. I went to Radio Shack Saturday morning (another adventure) and bought their adapter. It cost more (suckage) and required an extra hookup (more suckage)- but there
wasn’t someone telling me I’d get it when it got here- and they just didn’t really care just when that would be. Irrational, perhaps, of me to hold the seller responsible for a huge er-ror on UPS’ part, but- since Tiger Direct wasn’t going to do anything to help- I wouldn’t have much faith about buying anything from them again. Which is a shame, ‘cause they have some really cool nerd toys… Well- quite the rambling this week, huh? Guess you’ll have to tune in next time for the “water on the laundry room floor story.” Something to look forward to. I’ll be back next time with more news, notes, and rumors from all around. And maybe even some sports, too. As always, send your questions, praises, or gripes to [email protected], or via snail mail to: Bean Spouts c/o Spirit Newspapers P.O. Box 33 Pooler, GA 31322
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Pontiac owners and fans howled in dismay when General Motors recently dropped their fa-vorite make. No more Pontiacs! An outrage! “Tar and feather the bums who did this!”
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[email protected]. This Guy-ton woman was also informed that she’d won an $800,000 lot-tery, and needed to go to her clos-est ATM and send the FBI a $200 money order to receive her win-nings.• A woman called Deputies to tell them her brother had allowed a man to borrow their van the night before, and the man hadn’t brought it back yet. That morning, she’d received a message from other family members that the van was now at a recycling center in Savannah. Before the Deputy en-tered the report in the computer, the van was recovered from the man in Rincon. (Of course, it now fits comfortably in a compact park-ing space!)• Just after 6am, Deputies were dispatched to a Faulkville conve-nience store for a reported stab-bing. They found the victim there, a man who had been stabbed in the chest with a paring knife by a woman I’m guessing was his girl-friend or soon to be ex-girlfriend. This happened after he told her he was moving out and back in with his mother. He said she stabbed him once, and he tried to sweep her feet out from under her but missed, and she stabbed him a sec-ond time. EMS arrived and advised the injuries weren’t life threat-ening. The man said his mother would take him to the hospital. (I know paring knives are small, but that’s still gotta hurt!)• Deputies were still on the phone with a man and woman about the domestic dispute they were in when their son stole their Chevy pickup. • A Clyo man alerted Deputies to the latest in telephone scams to sweep through Effingham County. This was a phone call offering to let the man make his truck loan payment over the phone, even though his truck payment wasn’t even due. (This was from the same trucking company as the other re-port under Effingham County.)• Deputies arrived at the Goshen BP where they found a very drunk Port Wentworth man. The man assured them he had a place to stay for the night, saying he could stay with his mother. The Deputy helped him to his patrol car and told him he would give him a ride. That’s when the man told him Mom was in a nursing home. The Deputy drove him all the way to Springfield to find out what he already knew... that the nursing home wasn’t going to let a drunk spend the night there. Mom tried
finding other family to come and get her boy, but his sister refused, saying they were tired of dealing with him. Since he was already in Springfield, the Deputy went ahead and took the man to jail, charged with public intoxication.• A Detective made a traffic stop on a Camry with a North Carolina license plate that returned sus-pended. As he approached the car, he quickly spotted the three little kids in the back seat not wearing a seat belt. Mom was released with her citations. Her license plate was seized and her Camry was towed.• At midnight, a Deputy was on Sandhill Road and spotted a four wheeler pulling off a side road onto the shoulder of Sandhill. The Bud Light beer box on the back of the four wheeler really caught his attention, so he made a traffic stop. The rider was pat searched, and the Deputy founda baggie of marijuana in his pants pocket. There was also a passenger on the ATV. As the Deputy got ready to pat search him, he noticed the oth-er baggie of dope on the ground beneath the four wheeler. Both men were taken to jail.• Deputies responded to a mobile home in Clyo where a man showed them the broken window on his trailer. He then explained to the Deputy that earlier, a young man in a white car had broken down in the road by his home, and man-aged to coast onto the man’s prop-erty. The man told him he couldn’t leave his car there. He said the young man mumbled something under his breath. A little while lat-er, the man found a rock had been thrown through his window. (“It’s me, it’s me, it’s Ernest T.!”)• Another counterfeit $10 bill has been turned in, this one from the same convenience store that reported the first one about a month ago. (It’s pretty bad when the counterfeiters start making phone ten dollar bills! Don’t be the last one holding it! Check your bills, all of them, before leaving any bank or business!)• At around 3am, the juvenile of-fender showed up and asked the juvenile witness to get the keys to the victim’s Mitsubishi Eclipse GT. I’m guessing that’s one of the fast imports, ‘cause the boy wrecked it within an hour. By 4:30am, he’d shown back up at the home saying he was sorry. They woke up the juvenile victim, who said he didn’t believe them and went back to sleep. About 10:30am, the victim woke up and realized he hadn’t been dreaming. The offender was brought back to the home and he admitted sliding through the in-tersection of Hodgeville and Gos-hen Road and hitting the concrete culvert. He was cited for theft by taking a vehicle, driving while un-licensed, and leaving the scene of an accident. He was turned over to his mother.• Deputies responded a little after 1pm to a Rincon area home, where the man complained that his neighbor was firing his high pow-ered rifles and large caliber hand-guns. He added that he’d been ignoring the shooting for quite a while, but it kept getting worse. The Deputy went and spoke with the neighbor, who told him he was far enough away from the other homes. The Deputy advised him that, in fact, he wasn’t far enough away, and could be arrested for violation of the county ordinance. The man agreed to not shoot around his residence anymore.
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LOST & FOUNDREWARD OFFERED! Missing from Old Augusta Road, Clyo… Female chocolate lab. Has been missing since Saturday, January 30th. Child’s pet. Call 754-7096 or 484-0689. tfn031110—————————————FOUND! Dog grooming kit, found in Pooler. Call to identify, 507-9917. tfn030410—————————————LOST! 14 lb. Red Australian Terri-er. Was wearing a green, paisley collar with tags. Missing since New Years Eve. Missing from Bay Lane/Dogwood Way/High-way 80 area in Eden. Please call 912-748-0379 or 912-341-4893 if you have any information. RE-WARD offered! 021810—————————————Found! New Years – Tan Chihua-hua about 6 years old. Found in the South Effingham area around Hwy 80 and Zeigler Road. Please contact Shannon at 312-4027 or 356-1811 to iden-tify. tfn021210—————————————
LOSTDiamond ring in parking lot at Center for Digestive and Liver Health on Lexington Avenue in Savannah, Wed. Oct. 28th. Very precious to me. Please, Please, Please call 547-4915 or 754-6025 if you have any information. tfn022510
PETSHelpful numbers for animal owners/lovers... Chatham County Animal Shelter, 351-6750; Veterinary Emergency and Specialty Referral Center, 355-6113, PALS, 925-7257, Save A Life, 598-7729, 2nd Chance, 748-6097, Humane Society, 354-9515, Statesboro/Bulloch Hu-mane Society, 681-9393—————————————Registered Jack Russells, all col-ors. Includes all first year shots and heart worm prevention. Home raised. 912-661-4825. 030410————————————— For sale: 2 canaries with cage. Male is a yellow canary and fe-male is a gloster canary with a little “mop” hair-do. Both ca-naries and large cage for $150. Call 547-1535 or 748-3022 before 8pm. 031810—————————————Very cute bunnies FREE to good homes! Call James 856-2267. tf-nah—————————————Free to good home! Two 4 month old kittens, have had shots and are litter box trained. Need new, loving home ASAP. Call 484-1449. tfn031110—————————————Free to good home, male and female, 7 months old, Lab/Bea-gle puppies. All shots current, great with kids! Call 663-2440. 021810—————————————FREE to good home! Female Dachshund mix, spayed, kid friendly. Call 663-4450. tfn030410————————————— FREE to good home! Male cat, white and tabby, super friendly! Call 663-4450. tfn030410
—————————————AKC/CKC Puppies YORKIES, $450+, BICHONS, $500. (White, fluffy, hypoallergenic, Non-shedding, odorless). Also Toy Poodles, Chihuahuas $250+. CFA PERSIANS, HIMALAYANS, $150+. SIAMESE Kittens, $300. Written Health Guarantee. Call 826-5172. tfn022510—————————————AKC/CKC Cocker Spaniel pup-pies, have had first shots and have been dewormed. $250-$275. Call 803-625-2767 or 803-943-6875. To good homes only! 021110————————————— 4 baby cockatiels… 3 regular color: $60 each. One black and white, rare: $75. Call Lucy at 695-6448. tfn021810—————————————AKC German Shepherd pups... one black and tan, seven solid white, $250 each. $50 non-re-fundable deposit. First shot and worming by vets. Parents on premises. Ready Jan. 23rd. Call 754-3131. tfn021210—————————————AKC/CKC Puppies YORKIES, $500+, BICHONS, $500+ (White, fluffy, hypoallergenic, Non-shedding, odorless). Also Toy Poodles, Chihuahuas $350+. CFA PERSIANS, HIMALAYANS, SIAMESE Kittens, $250+. Writ-ten Health Guarantee. Call 826-5172. tfn012810—————————————Old McDonald’s havin’ a sale! Ducks, guineas, geese, chick-ens, rabbits, goats, sheep and donkeys. Call 429-6198. tfn1209—————————————Want a Great Pet? Try www.southerncomfort.petfinder.com/. There are pictures and a brief history of each of these wonderful “rescued” pets. tf-nah
FOR YOUR INFO Groves High Class of ‘61 Reunion Committee needs addresses for our 50th Class Reunion. Please e-mail to Glenn Hibberts c/o [email protected].
—————————————The Savannah Ogeechee Canal Museum and Nature Center, a non-profit corp. 681 Fort Argyle Road at Bush Road, Savannah, GA 31419. Phone: 748-8068, Fax: 748-0805. Visitors wel-come 9 AM to 5 PM, 7 days a week. Volunteers needed to greet visitors and help with light maintenance. tfn1207—————————————
The Moving WallThe West Chatham Detach-ment 1326 of The Marine Corps League is proud to present the Vietnam “Moving Wall”, a 1/2 scale version of the Vietnam Wall. Visit the “Moving Wall” at the Pooler Recreation Complex off Pooler Parkway from Octo-ber 28 to October 31. The “Wall” will be open 24 hours and admission is free. Monetary donations, as well as volunteers, will be needed to help set up, take down and be available to answer visitor’s questions about the “Wall”. For additional information, please contact Dale Saunders at 912-665-2082, Mike English at 912-414-0643, or Bobby Ed-wards at 912-713-2678.—————————————Local church for sale, or lease to purchase. Owner financing also available. Fellowship hall is sepa-rate from church. Could be used as daycare/learning center with plenty office space. Plenty of parking space. Church is located in very nice neighborhood. Rec-reation center is within a block from the church. If interested, please call 912-541-5508 and leave contact information. —————————————Wilton Cake Decorating classes now signing up. Will be an eight hour course, four sessions of two hours each. For more in-formation, please call The Cake Corner Bakery in Pooler, 748-5952. tfnSH —————————————As a courtesy... If you see or call on an ad and find that the item has already sold, please make your next call is to Spirit News-papers so we can take that ad out of the paper! Thanks very much!
—————————————Wanted: volunteers for a threapeutic assisted activity and riding program. If you love children and horses you will en-joy helpinging others at Faith Equestrian Therapeutic Center. Volunteering at FETC is mildly physical. You must be able to walk for 30 minutes and jog for short distances. No horse expe-rience is needed we will train you. Come and enjoy a beautiful farm setting and help a child or adult with a special challenge to have the gift of hope and as they build conifdence and new abilities with horses. Call Bonnie Rachael at 912-655-1480. tfnSH
BUSINESS OPPTY.WATKINS... Buy, sell, or earn ongoing cascading referral bo-nuses! Call 756-3560, or go to our website, www.tkh82.com. —————————————BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY… Good Happens! Successful company is expanding locally. Call 1-646-222-0196 for 5 minute overview. For more informa-tion, call 912-349-7095. 031810
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HELP WANTEDConstruction helper for small construction company. Vinyl soffit, carpentry, and tile work. Call 660-5778. 021810—————————————Wrecker Operator Needed... Motivated, experienced, full-time wrecker driver needed. Must be able to take calls after hours. Top salary & commission available with paid holidays & vacation. Need current 7 year MVR record, D.O.T. physical and City of Savannah Wrecker Permit. Contact Mark or Bill at Gordon’s Wrecker Service, 354-9322. 021810—————————————Kia Country of Savannah is look-ing for a certified import techni-cian for a growing business. Pay is based on certifications and training and past working expe-rience. Import training is a must with at least 2 years experience. Please call for appointment. Ask for Brad in service. 912-629-4905. 021810—————————————Saturdays off! Experienced styl-ist needed Monday through Fri-day. Call 964-7528. tfnTS
—————————————Senior Center Manager... The Bryan County Board of Commis-sioners is now accepting applica-tions for the position of full time senior site manager for the Rich-mond Hill Senior Center. Mini-mum qualifications are: High school graduate or G.E.D equiva-lent; three years of experience in Social Services, community based activities, recreational therapy, or a related field; or any eqivalent combination of educa-tion, training, and experience which provides the requisite knowledge, skills, and abilities for this job. Must be certified in First Aid and CPR. Applications are available at the County Commissioners’ Office, located at 51 North Courthouse Street in Pembroke between the hours of 8am and 5pm, Monday thru Friday. You may also down-load an application by visiting www.bryancountyga.org. . This position will remain open until filled.Bryan County is an equal op-portunity employer and we en-dorse the Americans With Dis-abilities Act. 020410—————————————Pembroke United Method-ist Church is searching for a Church Organist for the 11am service and for choir practice on Wednesday evenings. If inter-ested, contact Rev. Larry Sauls at 912-653-2220 between 8am and 12noon, Monday thru Fri-day. Salary is open. 030410—————————————
Ministry Opportunity
Faulkville Baptist Church will be accepting resumes for a part-time Youth Minister. Deadline for resumes will be March 31, 2010. Job description will be available upon request. If in-terested, you may email your resume to [email protected] or mail your resume to Faulkville Baptist Church, PO Box 265, Bloomingdale, GA 31302. For more information, call the Church office at 912-748-7332, between the hours of 9am and 12pm, Monday-Friday.
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————————————— Driver trainees needed! Werner is hiring. No CDL, no problem! Training available with Road-master! Call now! 1-866-467-0060. 021810—————————————Huddle House of Savannah, with six locations in the greater Savannah area, is now hiring Managers! Full benefits pack-age includes paid vacation 401 K, health insurance, and much more. Call Karl Scott at 1-678-576-1090. tfnSH—————————————Part-time cake decorator, ex-perienced, dependable. Apply in person, Tuesday thru Friday, 10am-5pm. The Cake Corner at 105 Moore Avenue, Pooler. No calls, please! tfnTM—————————————RN’s needed to work in a family environment. Work every other weekend. Competitive pay. Also seeking weekend Baylor nurses, 7am-7pm. Apply in person at The Place in Pooler, 508 South Rogers Street. Call for more in-formation, 748-6840. tfnSH—————————————Need Volunteers to help deliver Meals to the elderly. Takes Only an Hour Every Other Week in the Pooler area. Contact Pam Henry at 772-5767, Meals On Wheels. tfnah—————————————Pentecostal Church in Pooler in need of a minister of music. 748-5847. tfn————————————— Bartender needed, prior expe-rience preferred, 4 PM - 10 PM shift. Apply in person to Quail Run Lodge, Dean Forest Road, 3-5 PM Monday - Friday, ask for Dan or Sarah. tfnSH—————————————Airport motel needs experi-enced front desk clerks for first and second shifts. Apply in person between 3pm and 5pm, Monday through Friday, at Quail Run Lodge, 1130 Bob Harmon Road. Ask for Dan or Sara. tfnSH
P R O F E S S I O N A L S V CStump Grinding
We Eat Them All! Serving Bryan, Chatham and Effingham Coun-ties. Call for Estimates 912-856-5442. 021110————————————— Tutor Available… Certified teacher with 16 years experi-ence wants to help your ele-mentary to middle school-aged child! Reasonable rates. Please call or text for more informa-tion, 912-312-0063. 021810—————————————
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FREE HAULINGRefrigerators – Stoves – Wash-ers and dryers – Hot water heaters – Lawn mowers – Grills – Batteries. Anything metal, We haul it away FREE of charge! 507-4948. 040110—————————————GUNS - Cleaned, re-blueing, stocks refinishing, minor re-pairs. Buying and Selling. All ser-vices and inventory reasonably priced. 912-547-0758 (Spring-field). 021110————————————— T. R.’s Pressure Painting and Pressure Washing. Interior & Ex-terior. Quality Work ~ Fair Pric-es! References, mature, experi-enced, Christian, Professional. FREE Estimates! Call Today! 912-202-8986 or 826-5400. 030410—————————————DJ for hire for area weddings. Professional with over 30 years experience. You choose the music from a wide collection of styles. Free consultation in-cludes complimentary espresso treats. Call 484-5281 to set your appointment today! 021810
—————————————Have a wedding to plan? Bryan Thompson, Pianist, is available for weddings! Call 912-690-7118. tfnLC021210—————————————2 Titan Professional, airless, paint sprayers for rent, $80 per day. Call 547-3536. tfn073010————————————— A Courtship/Wedding Memory Written to Last - Want a lasting memory of your courtship and wedding that will far exceed the shelf life of flowers and cake? Let an experienced writer cre-ate a personalized story, from first date to wedding, usually re-served for the rich and famous. With one click of the send but-ton on the Internet, you can share your story with family and friends. I look forward to making your special day(s) even more special. Reasonable rates. For further information, call Steve at (912) 604-6634 or email [email protected].—————————————Concrete work... Demo and new work. Looking for a new driveway, ...a new patio, ...or a new sidewalk? I can help! Local references available from my 37 years experience. 925-5246. tfnSH—————————————Tree Removal, big and small! Pruning, Underbrush, Trim-ming, Stump Grinding, Land/lot Clearing. No job too big or too small. Call Mark at 547-0743. tfn0808————————————— Antique and Collectible apprais-als... Written appraisals, $250 base fee plus $10 per $1000 over the first $1000 valuation. Verbal appraisals, $50 per item or like set of items. Call Al for appoint-ment and details, 234-1582. tf-nSH—————————————
Southeast Technical Associates
We provide computer hardware, service, printer service, and net-working for small and medium businesses. For a free consulta-tion on your computer needs, please call 748-8610. tfnSH
HANDYMANBob’s Home Repair
Service Plumbing, Electric,
Painting, Mobile Home Repairs, Windows, Doors, Sinks, Toilets,
Pressure Washing Decks and Side Walks, Carports, Clean Gut-ters, Driveways, Roof Coating,
WANTED I do home care. Looking for a job taking care of an elderly per-son, male or female, Monday-Friday. Reasonable rates. Call 754-1589. 021110—————————————Pastors of a local church in Pooler are looking for a home to rent or for a rent-to-own option, on the Westside (preferably in Pooler or Bloomingdale). Cur-rently they are driving an hour and a half each way at least 2-3 days per week. Please call Pas-tor Abraham at 478-494-0893 or Aaron Walker at All American Glass, 450-4527. 031710—————————————Will pay reasonable amount for a used X box 360 for our chil-dren’s ministry, or can provide tax write off. Please contact An-gel Haven Ministry at 407-0071 (we are a 501c3 non profit orga-nization), Pastor Carl or Pastor Leslie. 021110—————————————
BROKEN WASHER OR DRYER
IN YOUR WAY?Call Eddie for FREE pickup, 429-2248 or 414-4845. 032510—————————————We pay top dollar for junk ve-hicles! Free pickup! Wrecked, Junk, Filthy, Broken Down, we take them all! Sell your car for cash today at Cash-n-Carry 352-0725, 500 Staley Avenue, in Sa-vannah. tfnSH
STUFF FOR SALEElectric hospital bed, $100. Call 826-9754. 021810————————————— (1) 2-ton car jack and two jack stands, AC Delco brand, $40. Call 501-253-3535. tfn031810————————————— John Deere chainsaw, brand new. Never been used! $250. Mantis tiller, $50. Call 754-7913. 031810—————————————3 piece living room suite, bur-gundy fabric with dark cherry wood trim, and dark cherry wood table, all in good con-dition. $450. Call 826-4186. tfn031810
—————————————Clothes dryer, $65. TV Cabinet, $50. Bedside table, $20. Dresser, $70. All in good condition. Call 912-675-5258. tfn031810—————————————Spare tire for Mazda Miata with jack, $25. Call Caroline 754-0840, daytime, or 754-1891, evening. tfn031110—————————————Family Room Chair, oversized, black and beige, nice to curl up in! $50. Call 966-1322. 021110————————————— Jazzy Scooter, like new, wife passed right after purchase, $750 or best offer. Call 912-547-0758 (Springfield). 0410————————————— Maternity Jeans, sizes 16 and 18, dark wash denim, like new condition, $7/pair by Liz Lange, (were $35 each, new), Call 912-695-2172. 021110—————————————
Need Extra $?Sell your unwanted items through The Spirit! We’ll run items under $50 for 4 weeks for FREE! Call us today, 748-3567. —————————————Firewood for sale! Split sea-soned Oak and Hickory. Free delivery! Free Fat Lighter. Call Ralph at 401-1873. 021810————————————— Wolf tanning bed, 28 brand new bulbs. $1000 OBO. Call 596-2735. 021810—————————————
WASHERS/DRYERSExcellent condition. FREE de-livery with 4 month guarantee. $160 each. Call Eddie, 429-2248 or 414-4845. 032510————————————— 1995 Pathfinder rear-carrying spare tire rack, $50. Brand new spare tire with rim, was on 1995 Pathfinder, $50 OBO. Contact (912)663-1157. 021110—————————————Newspaper for sale... The Ho-nolulu Star Bulletin First Extra, dated Sunday, Dec. 7th, 1941. In good condition, make offer. Also, men’s clothes, slacks, 42 x 29, $2 each. T shirts, xtra large, $1 each. Call 925-4392 or 713-3522. tfn021210—————————————Children’s BRAND NEW mush-room (papasan) chairs, $10 each. Still in package. Green and yellow. Call 826-3180 or 631-5139. tfn020410—————————————Fireplace/Firepit Fatlighter wood; $1 per pound. 5 & 10 pound bundles. Just two sticks is all it takes to get your fire goin’! Will deliver 50 lbs. within 25 mile radius. Call Michael John, 856-7069. tfn020510—————————————2hp air compressor, 115psi, new in box, $125; 18” Poulan Chain-saw, new in box, $135; Daisy BB and Pellet gun, new with scope, $50; Portable battery powered air compressor, $25; New spray gun, $25. Call 920-6334. 020410—————————————Heart Pine Lumber shelving for sale. Twenty pieces 24” wide, 50” long. Eight pieces 8’ long and 6” wide. Lots more pieces as well. Good condition. Cut in 1922. Also, Vintage pump or-gan... beautiful wood, spectacu-lar piece of furniture, sounds great. $500. Call 912-537-2532. tfn020410————————————— Beautiful custom Dining room Table and China Cabinet, table seats 8, chairs and table have iron detail. Like new, $600. Call 667-1198. tfnah————————————— Ruger mini-14 Rifle, 223 cal. $500 firm. Call Dean, 754-9992. tfn—————————————Diamond plated truck tool box, came off of a 2005 Colorado pick-up. $100. Call 412-1801. tf-nah—————————————Kroeger Upright Piano, built between 1900 and 1910, not in playing order. Sentiment value, asking $500 or best offer. Call 220-0076 between 8AM - 8PM. tfnah—————————————Equipment trailer, 6’ x 12’, hauls up to 10000 lbs., electric brakes DOT equipped. $1500. 6’ x 12’ enclosed utility trailer with built in shelves, ramp, $1500. 2003 Takeuchi Mini excavator, TB 135 with 24” bucket, one owner, just 1306 hours. $18,500. Call 912-547-3000 or 925-5246.
—————————————Vintage Comic Books, half price! Also, authentic auto-graphed baseballs and other sports memorabilia! Call Al, 234-1582. tfnSH—————————————8N Ford Tractor, engine runs great, strong lift, ready for the summer $3250. 16ft. Hooper Dual Axle Trailer $750. Small Livestock trailer $750. Call 912-685-4423 or 912-547-4102. tf-nSHRH
CEMETERY LOTSHillcrest Abbey West, 4 burial lots in Garden of Gethsemene. Value at $2000 each. Will take $7000 OBO for all. Call 423-257-4675 or email [email protected]. tfn0510—————————————Four cemetery lots in Hillcrest Abbey, on Wheaton Street, in the Nadine Section. Buy one for $2500, or two for $4250, or all four for $8000. Call 964-1726 or 657-2853. tfn032310—————————————SAVANNAH, Forest Lawn Me-morial Gardens, Good Shepherd Section, 4 grave lot, valued at$10,000, sell for $6,000. Call 770-567-0521. tfn011510—————————————
REDUCED!Hillcrest Abbey East... 3 cem-etery lots together in Azalea section. All for only $2500. Call 330-0835. tfn0310—————————————2 burial plots in Hillcrest Ab-bey’s Prayer Section with vaults, headstones, and bronze mark-ers. Worth $9000, will sell all for $5500. Call 748-8369. tfn0309—————————————Four plots at Forest Lawn Mem-ory Gardens, Gethsemane Sec-tion. $900 each. Call 826-1644. tfn0409—————————————Hillcrest Abbey East... On Wheaton Street in Savannah... Nandina, Lot 82, three spaces, $2500 for each. Call 748-0797. tfn1208—————————————Three cemetery plots, in Hill-crest Abbey West, side by side in Veterans II Section. $4000 for all. Call 748-8594. tfn1208—————————————1 cemetery lot at Adams Ceme-tery in Bloomingdale. $1200. Call 748-6436. 0708—————————————4 lots in Forest Lawn, Garden of the Good Shepherd. $3000 OBO for all. Call 912-823-2608 or 912-481-0325. tfn0708—————————————4 Cemetery Lots for sale in Hill-crest Abby West on Dean Forest Road. Will sell in sets of 2 or all 4 for $1600 each. Lots located in a very desirable area. Please call 728-3403. tfn0308—————————————4 Choice Cemetery Lots in Garden of Gethsemane at the entrance of Forest Lawn in Sa-vannah. $2,225 each or all 4 for $8,000. Call 912-842-2792 or 912-690-0066. tfn1008—————————————Two mausoleum crypts, $7000, or best offer. Located at Hill-crest Abbey West. Call 748-6361. tfn0608—————————————Two mausoleum crypts with brass plates, side-by-side, eye level. Located in Hillcrest Abbey West. HALF-PRICE. For details, call Jim Stalnaker: 964-8594 work or 842-4858 home.
LAND FOR SALEWestbrook Lot, priced to SELL! Build your dream home on this beautiful corner/lagoon lot in Westbrook golf community. Situated at the entrance to a cul-de-sac, with a magnificent lagoon view, this .53 acre lot is being sacrificed at $94,900, well below price paid. Call today to see how you can own this won-derful piece of property. 912-450-3633. tfn1010—————————————HARD TO FIND! Nice corner lot in Meldrim with septic and wa-ter for Only $20,000. Mobile homes are okay. Great location! Hurry before it’s gone! Call 675-5513. tfnSN—————————————COUNTRY ACREAGE WITH OWNER FINANCING AVAIL-ABLE! 10 Acres of beautiful land on Hwy 196 in Ludowici for only $89,900! Great location and lots of potential! Possible Owner Financing! www.stephennew-some.com Call Stephen New-some 661-2248/Drake Barber Realty 756-8866. tfnSN—————————————South Effingham Acreage... Large 9.78 acre tract in South Effingham on Herbert Kessler Rd! Great location and South Ef-fingham Schools! Cleared home site convenient to Rincon, Pool-er, and Savannah! Build your dream home! Only $110,000 www.stephennewsome.com Call Stephen Newsome 661-2248/Drake Barber Realty 756-8866. tfnSN
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RICE HOPE TOWNHOME3 bedroom, 2-1/2 bath
with 1-car garage. Phone & internet included. Available in February. $1100 per mo.
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GODLEY PARK TOWNHOMES
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$750 per mo.
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$1050 per mo.
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ROYAL OAK SUBDIVISION$279,900
Best deal and location! Beautiful all brick 4 bedroom, 3 bath custom built home in South Effingham. Peaceful family neighborhood. Walk to Marlow school. Master bedroom with master bath suite. Extra large country kitchen with sitting area. Greatroom with see-thru fireplace into kitchen area. Large landscaped privacy fenced yard. Perfect family home.
BENTON ROAD • PEMBROKE$65,000
Beautiful secluded homesite on 5 acre ot. All utilities on site. 32x64 concrete slab. Stocked pond. Deep well, septic system, garden area, partially wooded with wildlife. Mobilehome ready or build your dream home. Horses and chicks welcome! Enjoy your mini-farm!
DUBLIN ROAD • POOLER$329,000
Zoned commercial. Great location! 1600 sq. ft. home could be used as office with warehouse in back or many other possibilities for your dream business.
SOUTHBRIDGE ESTATE SALEBAYMEADOW POINT
$274,500All brick 3 bedroom, 2 bath with bonus area. Large kitchen with breakfast area. Greatroom with fireplace. Formal dining room, master bedroom with sitting area. Master bath has garden tub and separate shower. 2-car garage. Landscaped yard on a cul-de-sac. Over 2200 sq. ft. A great buy in Southbridge.
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—————————————51 Upland Acres only 1 mile off of I-16! Great location for future development! Convenient to Sa-vannah, Ft. Stewart, and States-boro! Only $720,000! www.stephennewsome.com. Call Ste-phen Newsome 661-2248/Drake Barber Realty 756-8866. tfnSN—————————————North Effingham… 13.66 acres: 4 acres cleared, the rest is mixed hardwood and pine. Located of Clyo-Kildare Road. $8000 per acre, OBO. Call 754-7048. tfn0910—————————————2 beautiful acres in South Ef-fingham. Best of country liv-ing while close to everything. Great, safe family neighbor-hood. 3 minutes from South Eff-ingham schools. Horse friendly. Many trees. Perfect lot to build your dream house. $119,000. Call Bob at 667-1480. tfn051510—————————————Near Ebenezer Elementary... 2 acre cleared lot. Asking $60,000. Call 754-6890. tfn0210—————————————1.89 acres on 15 acre lake off of Hwy 204 (Ft. Argyle Road), very beautiful, private and secluded. Fair market value is $64,000, asking $62,000. Can be seen by appointment only. Call 748-2964, leave message. All calls will be returned. 0510tfn—————————————Beautiful 5 Acre lot in Cree-kwood Farms, Bloomingdale. 1+ acre fenced. Mobile home on property included. $82,000. Contact 912-655-3898. tfn0410—————————————
REDUCED!Half acre lot with septic tank, light pole, community water. Ready to move on at Collins Lake in Portal, GA. $12,500. Call 843-288-5312. tfn0310————————————— Home site for sale in Marlow. One half acre with well and sep-tic in South Effingham school district. Perfect for mobile or manufactured home. $24,900. 667-1480. tfn0310—————————————Affordable mobile home lot located in Cypress Point Subdi-vision Community. Water and septic system. $29,900. Call Holly Young/Re/Max Savannah, 355-7711 or 748-7778. tfn0410—————————————FOR SALE: 1.34 acre lot. Eff-ingham County about 4 blocks from Tuckasee King boat land-ing on the Savannah River. No mobile homes. For construc-tion of house only. Owner will finance. $30,000. Call 912-754-3558. 0210—————————————Land/Acreage, Commercial & Residental, Fort Argyle Area (West of I-95 & Hwy 204). For more information, call 912-272-5857, or email [email protected]. 0210tfn—————————————5 acres of unrestricted land in Bulloch County, Close to Ca-noochee River. Bring your man-ufactured home or build your dream home. Seller is Licensed Real Estate Agent in the state of Georgia. Call Sonja Anderson, (912) 663-5847. tfnCS—————————————Wooded Lot in South Effing-ham, 1 acre. $40,000. Can work on terms. Call 429-8351. tfn091509—————————————2.57 acres, uncleared lot near Ebenezer Elementary School, $70,000. Call 660-0388. —————————————Rivercrest Plantation, in south Bulloch County close to the Ogeechee... five to seven acre tracts of beautiful land, homes only, horses welcome, starting at just $60,000. Call Matt Cra-mer for details, 658-5099. tfn-SHBW—————————————100 ft. by 200 ft. cleared lot at 605 Richland Avenue in Rincon. Located a half-block from Rincon Elementary School. $40,000. Call 754-9209. tfn0609—————————————Waterfront lot for sale by own-er... .50 acre, deep water, dock, high land (no flood insurance re-quired), community water sys-tem installed, landscaped. Isle of Wight, Midway. $330,000. Call 912-884-3332. tfn0609—————————————Burnsed Road, off of Ash Branch, 8 acres, perk test done, over 450 ft frontage. Ready to GO! $60,000 or best offer. Call 912-210-0120. 0609tfn —————————————Lot for sale in Midway, $500 down owner financing, mobile home or house, trees, water, septic tank, electric installed, near boat landing. Call 884-9119.
C O M M . P R O P E R T Y - S A L E6.07 Acres near Walmart and Keller’s Flea Market. Great deal on acreage in the area. Adjacent property also available. Call for information. www.stephen-newsome.com! Call Stephen Newsome 661-2248/Drake Bar-ber Realty 756-8866. tfnSN
—————————————270 Acres in South Effingham with approx 125 acres zoned industrial. Income producing property with current tenant. Ogeechee River Frontage! Core testing shows great potential for mining operation! Great potential for future lakefront development with private river access. $3,500,000 www.ste-phennewsome.com! Call Ste-phen Newsome 661-2248/Drake Barber Realty 756-8866. tfnSN—————————————Great commercial location in the heart of Springfield. Very large 7555 sq ft building, park-ing, and vacant lot on Laurel Street! Priced to sell. Great op-portunity on the main street through town. www.stephen-newsome.com! Call Stephen Newsome 661-2248/Drake Bar-ber Realty 756-8866. tfnSN—————————————OWNER FINANCING AVAIL-ABLE... 4.5 Acres of PRIME com-mercial property on Hwy 80. High traffic location in a thriv-ing area! Call to find out more! $990,900 www.stephennew-some.com Call Stephen New-some 661-2248/ Drake Barber Realty 756-8866. tfnSN—————————————Commercial property on Hwy 80 for rent! Great deal on an in-credible location. Only $600 per month! Office/Storage building on premises. Get a highly visible new location for your business at a great price! CALL 675-5513. —————————————
WHO NEEDS DIRT?Large 59+ Acre Industrial Tract in South Effingham! Perfect location for mining operation with warehousing or cross-dock operation on the front! Near I-16 and the new I-16 Effing-ham Industrial Site! Incredible property with RARE RAILROAD FRONTAGE only 20 minutes to the GA Ports! Core drilling found sand, sand, and more sand! Over 80 feet deep! Great loca-tion for future growth! www.stephennewsome.com. Call Ste-phen Newsome 661-2248/Drake Barber Realty, 756-8866.—————————————4 bedroom house zoned for commercial on Dean Forest Road. Approximately .74 acre, building is 2400 sq. ft., fenced in back yard with large work-shop with bathroom and a small storage shed on property. New paint throughout and new roof. $195,000. For more information, please call 663-4687. tfnah0110—————————————Great Investment Property... Commercial property and shop, also includes house/office. $2500 month rental income po-tential. Deep well, shop is 1800 square feet, heat and air. Po-tential to add second floor for 3600 square feet. House is 800 square feet. Off Ogeechee Road, between Chatham Parkway and Dean Forest Road. $250,000, will negotiate. Call Andy, 313-3558.—————————————Best Deal on Office Space in Godley Station... Approximately 1000 sq. ft. includes four offices, reception area, kitchenette & bathroom. $135k (will consider lease option) Call 772-3298.
VACATION PROPERTYSmoky Mountain
Log Cabin $159,000. Log Cabin is located near Waynesville and Maggie Valley in a beautiful rural agricul-tural area. Cabin sits on a beau-tiful 1.1 acre lot with lots of very large trees and a small stream running through the property. The porch overlooks a beautiful fish pond and a beautiful moun-tain view. There is also a 16’ X 16’ garage. Cabin may be seen on the Internet at ForSalebyOwn-er.com (key in 28721) or phone Larry at (912) 667-6040 for fur-ther information. tfn0610
HOMES - SALELandmark 24 Realty is current-ly offering special discounts on several homes in our West Chatham communities. Don’t miss out on these exceptional opportunities. Prices start as low as $138,000 for NEW CON-STRUCTION! One and Two Story homes with single or double garages, 9’ ceilings, appliances, hardwood floors, granite coun-tertops, all in award winning communities featuring pools and playgrounds! Call Carolyn Norman today at 224-9363, or at Landmark 24 Realty, 353-1275. —————————————
PRICES SLASHED!LAND/HOME PACKAGES NOW AVAILABLE IN SOUTH EFFING-HAM! Affordable living in Effing-ham’s most sought after school district! Pick your home and pick your lot today! Buy now before tax credit expires! Brand new sub-division with large 1/2 acre lots! www.stephennewsome.com! Call Stephen Newsome 661-2248/Drake Barber Realty 756-8866.
—————————————Garden City... Like new! 3 Bed-rooms, 2 baths, large kitchen, all appliances, sunroom with fireplace, 5 car garage, at 130 Camellia Avenue. $189,900. Call 352-1117. tfn101510—————————————NEW CONSTRUCTION IN POOL-ER... Close to New North God-ley School! You’ll love to come home to this beautiful 4 BR, 2 BA single story home in one of Pooler’s fastest growing com-munities! Great open floor plan features volume ceilings, formal dining room, gas log fireplace, 42” kitchen cabinetry and Ener-gy Star stainless steel applianc-es, including a Whirlpool Satina 25 cu. ft. side by side refrigera-tor. The spacious Master Bed-room Suite offers a large Master Bath with double sinks, garden tub and separate 4’ shower. All this plus an awesome amenity center for only $191,142! Call Carolyn Norman today at 224-9363, or at Landmark 24 Realty, 353-1275. tfn043010—————————————Rincon… For Sale by Owner. 3 bedrooms, 2 full baths, on cor-ner lot with fenced backyard and one car garage. Quiet neigh-borhood, outstanding schools and shopping. $130,000. Call for appointment, 912-660-5213. —————————————
ONE OF A KIND LAKEFRONT
MAKE AN OFFER on this Amaz-ing 5400 sq ft custom built lakefront home in Richmond Hill on 2.5 acres with DEEP WATER ACCESS NEARBY! The very large rooms showcase the grand features of the house such as custom crown molding, custom one-of-a-kind kitchen, bonus room, office, custom master suite, and waterfront view from every room in the house! Plenty of room in this large 3BR/3BA/2HB home at De-meries Lake for the whole fam-ily. Enormous custom gourmet kitchen with island and granite countertops. Commercial grade Viking appliances in the kitchen too! Giant master suite with two walk-in closets, double van-ity, whirlpool tub, and separate shower. Very large bonus room over the 3 car garage with full bath, large closet, and pre-wired for home theater. Enjoy after-noons overlooking the lake! DEEP WATER ACCESS at Demer-ies Creek public boat landing less than 1 mile away and DEEP WATER ACCESS at Kilkenny Ma-rina on the Ogeechee River less than 5 miles away! Priced to sell at $849,900! www.stephen-newsome.com! Call Stephen Newsome 661-2248/Drake Bar-ber Realty 756-8866. tfnSN—————————————MAKE AN OFFER! Large 2694 sq ft Downtown Historic Savan-nah Home ready for renovation! High ceilings, 4 fireplaces, stairs to 3rd floor attic, and a large pri-vate back yard. Great opportu-nity for investors in downtown Savannah! No Disclosure Sold “As Is”. Only $129,900! www.stephennewsome.com! Call Ste-phen Newsome 661-2248/Drake Barber Realty 756-8866. tfnSN—————————————MOVING! Incredible deal on a spacious 3BR/2BA home in Bryan County near Black Creek Golf Course and Ft. Stewart! Large kitchen w/upgraded cabinets, large family room, Vaulted Ceil-ings, Large Master Bedroom w/tray ceiling, Master bath w/gar-den tub and shower, Enormous Master Closet, Side entry two-car garage (pre-wired to be en-closed), all of this on a ? acre lot! Community Playground and Com-munity Ponds! Only $139,900! Best deal in Taylor Place! www.stephennewsome.com! Call Ste-phen Newsome 661-2248/Drake Barber Realty 756-8866.—————————————For Sale by Owner… Low South Carolina taxes! 3 bedroom house on 2 acres of land. Approx. 1,500 sq. ft. Central heat and air. Fire-place, fenced yard, out build-ings, deep well and community water. Call 912-661-1665.—————————————Guyton Area... at 3764 Hwy 119 South, 3500 SF, 5 Bedroom, 3 Baths on 1.7 Acres with Two Car Garage. Also has Bonus Room, Formal Dining Room, Breakfast with French Doors, Large Fam-ily Room with Fireplace and French Doors, Large Laundry Room. IMMACULATE!! Priced to Sell Quickly at $235,000 firm. Will consider a lease purchase. A must see!! Call 826-5172 or 663-6631. tfn092110
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REDUCED!Savannah... Bradley Point South, off Hwy 17. 3 bedrooms, 2 full baths, great room with dining area, big kitchen with dining area, sunroom, double garage, water purification system, sprinkler sys-tem, alarm system, 1570 square feet. $190,000. Seller will pay up to $4000 closing costs. Will sell for $186,000 if buyer pays all clos-ing costs. Call 920-6334.—————————————Cozy 2 large bedrooms, 2 bath home with 5 acres prime land, 2-stable horse barn and work shop. Located on Adams Road in Bloomingdale. Asking price: $269,500. Call 912-690-3198. ————————————— 12705 Sunnybrook Road, Savan-nah… Great Location! 4 bed-room, 3 bath brick ranch, living room, dining room, kitchen opens into eating area and ex-tends into extra large family room. Office. In-ground pool. Workshop. Freshly painted with new carpet and tile. $169,500. Broker Protected. 912-604-2597. —————————————South Effingham, Twin Lakes just off Hwy 80... beautiful two bedroom, two bath home on stocked 25 acre lake! 280’ wa-terfront with dock. 1.06 acres. All rooms are large, two car garage, appliances remain, ga-zebo, 3 utility buildings, perfect retirement home! Very private. $260,000. Call for a private view-ing, 858-2505 or cell, 665-0104.—————————————
Peaceful & Private!Located in Bulloch County, South-east Bulloch school district. A beautiful home with loads of up-grades, 3 bedrooms and 2 baths. Exterior of home is hardy planked. Home has cherry wood 42” cabi-nets with dental crown molding, black appliances, 10’ ceilings with custom wood crown molding and chair rails throughout. Bath-rooms have cherry wood sink basin, stone and marble floors. Property also has 30’x144’ com-mercial grade greenhouse with fans and electricity. Was used to grow plants; could be used for stable, warehouse, workshop, etc. Its use has endless oppor-tunities from your home! Exten-sively landscaped property with hundreds of azaleas, fruit trees, grape vines, orange and lemon trees. Front of home has 21 oak trees which could be used as a pasture. 300’ of white fence lines the front and back of house. Deep well, 6” submersible pump. Prop-erty has 3.62 acres and backs up to a wildlife preserve. $200,000. Call 912-842-5204.—————————————
PRICE REDUCED!FOR SALE BY OWNER. Great in-vestment property. 3 bedroom, 2 bath doublewide manufac-tured home on .5 acre in Effing-ham at 117 Eagle Drive in Spring-field. 1680 square ft. on brick foundation, some appliances included. $85,900. Currently has tenant. Call 912-661-4838 for more information. 0710tfn—————————————DIY / CONTRACTOR - For Sale By Owner… 1.1 acres of land with unfinished 2-story house, 50x56 ft. Great opportunity! Create your own interior. 1947 Fort Ar-gyle Road (Hwy 204). Call 748-8194 for more information. —————————————
REDUCED!4 bedroom, 2 bath brick home on cul-de-sac in Garden City, $139,000. Tile in kitchen, laun-dry room, and bathrooms, new AC and hot water heater, great garden area with blueberries and fruit trees. Located at 4 Crager Court. Call 912-596-8870. —————————————For sale by owner - Beauti-ful 3200 sq. ft., 5 Bedroom, 3 Bath home on large lot in quiet neighborhood on Fort Howard Road in Rincon. Like Brand new! $239,900. Would consider lease purchase. Call for more informa-tion 897-6850. 0610tfn—————————————513 Herrin Court… 4 bedroom, 2 bath brick home on quiet cul-de-sac in established neighbor-hood. Separate LR and DR with spacious kitchen and huge den. Storage building, and shallow well. Call 713-2314. $179,900. ————————————— Flexible Rent-to-Own program for a very nice house in a nice area. Large 4 bedroom, 2 bath newly renovated home in Hunt-er’s Ridge (Pooler) with 2-car garage, hardwood floors, and large backyard. Please call 404-826-0346 for details. tfntfn0310
—————————————Beautiful home in the heart of Pembroke, 4 bedrooms, 3 full baths, over 2,100 sq. ft. Hard-wood floors, new kitchen, new windows and doors. Screened porch overlooking pond. Fenced backyard. 1 acre of land. Nice landscaping! $174,500. Call 653-4857 or 663-7401. 021510————————————— 104 Rockingham Circle - Auriga Farms Subdivision… 3BR/2BA, 2 car garage. LR with gas fireplace and vaulted ceilings. Large fenced in backyard. Within minutes to Effingham County Schools. $152,000. Call 912-269-4155.————————————— 121 Van Nuys Blvd., Wilshire off Abercorn, Savannah... 3 bed-room, 1.5 bath brick home with living room, kitchen and family combo, fenced backyard, wash-room. $120,000. Call 748-8549. ————————————— Very nice 3 bedroom, full brick home in Bloomingdale. Ap-proximately 1400 square feet. New ceramic flooring in the kitchen, den and entrance. New chair railing and crown molding. New patio doors and new wall paper in bath. You’ll love the huge fenced in backyard with a 20’X40’ in-ground pool. Beauti-fully landscaped! $153,900. Call Ron O’Neal, Today Real Estate, 663-4385. 0210tfn—————————————
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Rincon area... Nice brick home just off Hwy 21 at 123 Lewis Drive. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, great room, formal dining room, eat-in-kitchen, fenced yard. 3/4 acre lot, utility build-ings. $152,900. Call 826-3731 or 1-229-546-8863. tfn0410—————————————
REDUCED!Springfield… 3 bedroom, 1.5 bath, completely remodeled on .44 acres. Asking $82,000. Please call 754-4243. tfn0610—————————————SOUTH EFFINGHAM REDUCED TO $150,000. Victoria Oaks off Midland Road. 3br/2bath, sep. dining room, vaulted ceilings, fireplace, recently updated, brick, over 1400 square feet, front porch and back patio. Large lot with privacy fence. Nice above ground pool w/ deep end (salt system for easy maint.) surrounded by beautiful, relax-ing deck. Great South Effingham schools. Call 912-856-1705. —————————————For Sale by owner, South Ef-fingham/Bloomingdale. 3 bed-room, 2 bath, brick home, large fenced lot, wood floors, fire place, screened patio, storage building, $179,900. Contact Me-lina 912-596-7894. 0609tfn
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REDUCED!Great Buy!! Statesboro Home for Sale... 208 Nesmith Way, near Georgia Southern. 4 Bed-room 2 Bath corner lot. New appliances, wood floors, 10 x 12 storage building, fenced back yard. Community ponds for a relaxing afternoon fishing or a nice walk around the neighbor-hood. Just $129,900. Call Vicki at 912-687-4882. For additional information, visit Zillow.com. tfn041509—————————————
Bulloch CountyHome for Sale in Brooklet, Akins Community, one mile from four-way stop at Arcola and Mud Roads. Stilson Elementary and Southeast Bulloch High School area. 3000+ Square Foot Brick Home on 8 acres w/ 15 year old Loblolly Pines. Shop with 2 vehi-cle covered parking, heat pump, crown molding, 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom, large kitchen with dining area in bay window, sun room, game room, garden shed w/running water, master bath-room has ball and claw bathtub and double pedestal sink on tile floor, carport, heart pine walls, ceiling fans, exposed heart pine beams, heart pine see-thru kitchen cabinets, fireplace with heart pine shelving, cabinets, and drawers on each side, lots of storage space (closets and at-tic), laundry room with laundry sink, two rooms with DIRECTV connections, lots of outlets, for-mal dining room, and foyer with coat closet and original, hand-crafted, stained glass, raised panel wood front door. Ready to move in! $250,000 or best offer. Photos of interior avail-able at: http://carol-anne.xanga.com/photos/ For appointment to view, call: (912)-687-5081 or (912)-823-3176. 0410tfn
LAND FOR SALE312 Carver Street
Pooler, GA .5 Acre - $54,995
Also Available3Bedroom/1 Bath House on .25 ac Lot - $119,900
1335 Pine Barren Rd.Pooler, GA
4 acres Frontage Property$200,000
4000sf Home on 3ac w/ Inground Pool
$400,000
1826 Little Neck Rd.Cypress Creek/Residential
2.13ac Beautiful Wooded LotSoil Test Provided - $77,375
GA Hwy 129, Metter, GA105.67 Acres/30 nice upland acresTerraces along Canoochee River
Great Hunting and Estate Property$135,000
Also Available in Metter5 Bedroom/5 Bath Mansion
on 12 ac$495,000
POOLER HOMES FOR SALE31 Fairgreen St. – Godley Park
Beautiful Southwest Style & Design
3 Bedroom/2 Bath – 1 Car Garage
Affordable – Clean – Move In Ready
1206 DJ’s Way, Pooler, GA3 Bedroom/1 ½ Bath –
New AppliancesRenovated and Updated –
Beautiful$113,500
27 Westbourne Wy3 Bedroom/2 Bath w/ Sunroom2 Car Garage & Corner Lot –
Amenities$120,000 – Short Sale
BLOOMINGDALE, GA Investment Prop
109 Ash St. – 3 Bedroom/2 Bath- lg lot
1844sf Brick Home - $123,000
EDEN, GA315 Bay Lane, $178,900Beautiful 2280sf House
on .54 acreSmall & Private CommunityPrivacy Fence, Huge Den &
Bonus Rm
RINCON, GAInvestment Prop
5263 McCall Rd. - .49ac fenced3/2 - $110,000
COMMERCIAL PROPERTY FOR RENT/SALE
Pooler Park Business Center118 Pipemakers Circle, Pooler, Ga
Flex Space/Roll-up doors/loading dock
2000sf Flex Space – ShellNegotiable – Lease/Sell
ALSO BUYERS’ AGENT FOR WESTSIDE/EFFINGHAM
Scotti Moore, Realtor272-8600
Each Office Independently Owned & Operated
CrossroadsPooler, Georgia
748-8141
POOLER – 462 GARDEN ACRES WAY
Beautiful 2 story brick home, 3 bedrooms, 2-1/2 baths, 1680 sq ft, new carpet and paint, remodeled kitchen, bonus room could be used for 4th bedroom, rocking chair front porch. Great price at $163,900! Call Pat at 912-308-2340.
MELDRIMAll brick 2 bedroom, 1 bath, and bonus with full walk-in closet that could be used as a 3rd bedroom. Renovated 2 years ago with new kitchen cabinets, appliances and HVAC. Great for first time buy-ers at $94,500! Call Pat at 912-308-2340.
SYLVANIA Great potential for this 2311 sq. ft. all brick home with 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, de-tached 2-car garage and huge laundry room. This home sits on a beautiful corner lot on Main Street in downtown Sylvania. Priced at only $125,900! Call Pat at 912-308-2340.
BLOOMINGDALE0 JOHN CARTER ROAD
Beautiful 3.99 acre lot zoned R-A, horses allowed. Minutes from Savannah, I-16, or Hwy 204. Recently cut for timber, finish clearing and build your dream home. Price Re-duced, $90,000. Call Pat Por-ter at 912-308-2340.
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REDUCED!252 Old River Road, Eden/South Effingham... 3 bedrooms, 2 full baths, 1843 sq. ft. on approx. 1 acre. Private floating dock on 25-acre lake. South Effingham Schools. 5 minutes to I-16, 15-20 minutes to Savannah. Large master bedroom and bath with Jacuzzi tub. Fireplace, new appliances, new paint and new flooring! ONLY $230,000! Call owner, John at 429-6013. tfn0910
MOBILE HOMESFoxbow Farms/Effingham School District. 2002 Champion, 28’X72’ doublewide for sale, 1808 sq. ft. on 2.9 acres. All ap-pliances stay. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, like new condition! 256 Bluff Drive in Eden. $115,000. Only serious inquiries please. Call 404-408-9058. 1110tfn—————————————
Home & Land12x68 Mobile Home on 1 acre lot, located in Effingham, across from SEHS, $56,900, negotia-ble. Call 728-5762. 0709tfn
—————————————Short Sale opportunity in Ogeechee Farms. Now taking offers on large doublewide on 1 acre (266 Beaufort). Great op-portunity. Make an offer! www.stephennewsome.com! Call Ste-phen Newsome 661-2248/Drake Barber Realty 756-8866. tfnSN—————————————CHEAP PLACE TO LIVE! Land and Mobile Home in South Eff-ingham for only $32,000! Great location! Great opportunity for investors. Hurry before it’s gone! Call Stephen Newsome 661-2248/Drake Barber Realty 756-8866. tfnSN—————————————For Sale. One owner. 1994 West Field mobile home. 16x76ft. 3 bedroom, 2 full bath, Rincon area. Call 912-247-7524. 020410—————————————Rincon... Doublewide mobile home on close to a half acre lot in the city of Rincon. 3 bed-rooms and 2 baths, around 1350 sq ft and it has a permanent foundation as well. Asking price is $84,900, owner financing is possible. For more information please call, 660-7811. tfn0510—————————————For sale by owner, 2 bedroom, 2 bath, 1995 Bellcrest located in mobile home park in Spring-field. No financing available. $9000. Call 665-1275. tfn042010—————————————FSBO in South Effingham school district… 1997 Fleetwood Weston 16x80, 2 bedrooms, 2 master baths. 12x16 front porch and utility shed included. Set-up in nice park or you can move. $21,000 OBO. Call 547-1468 or 547-1898. tfn0210—————————————For Sale by Owner... 3 Bedroom, 2 Bath Double Wide Manufac-tured Home on .71 acres in Eff-ingham County at 177 McClaws Road, Guyton. 1680 sq. ft. with brick foundation, appliances in-cluded, bank financing available to qualified buyers, discharged bankruptcies OK after 2 years. $89,900. Call 657-3148 or 964-0087. tfnHutch—————————————2002 28x80ft., 2,026 sq. ft. mo-bile home for sale. 4 bedroom, 2 bath, all appliances stay. Crown molding, fireplace, wood floors, and more! Asking $64,900. Own-ers will pay $5000 towards mov-ing and setup. Must be moved. Call 912-748-1211. tfn0909
—————————————3.47 acres on Ziegler Road in Faulkville... 1996 64 x 28 Palm Harbor home. Double carport, with large utility room, work-shop, 34 x 13 screened back-porch, pool, lots of decking. Just $150,000. Call to see, 748-7023. tfn0809
ROOMMATESRoom near Pooler for rent. TV with cable and HBO, refrigera-tor, ceiling fan in room. Shared kitchen, bath, washer and dry-er. Must be non-smoker. $120 per week. Call 507-2219. 031110—————————————Roommate wanted for nice house in Pembroke. Private room and bath. Access to whole house and in-ground pool. $500 per month includes utilities. No deposit required. Please email inquiries to: [email protected]. 0310—————————————Rincon Roommate wanted... $350 per month. Includes elec-tric and water. No animals. Pri-vate bath. Washer/Dryer privi-leges . Call Cheryl, 224-3528.
L A N D F O R R E N TJasper County… Land lot for lease for mobile home or camp-er. Water and sewage at no ad-ditional cost! $150 per month. Reference and lease required. Call 843-784-2644. 0310—————————————For Lease in Bloomingdale… 250 acres for hunting. $5,000/hunting season. Call 844-2724. tfn0110
HOMES FOR RENTRincon… 4 bedroom, 2 bath, two-car garage, fenced yard, upscale neighborhood. $1450/month, $1450 deposit. Call 912-441-9442. tfn0610————————————— Townhome for rent in Towne Park, Rincon… 3 bedroom, 2.5 bath, upgraded kitchen, all tile floors downstairs, single ga-rage, screened-in backporch overlooking woods, almost 1500 sqft. $1000/month, $1000 security deposit. Call Deetie Rahn, Realtor, Platinum Proper-ties, 667-0300. 021810
—————————————Garden City... Like new! 3 Bed-rooms, 2 baths, large kitchen, all appliances, sunroom with fire-place, garage, at 130 Camellia Avenue. $1200 per month. Ref-erences required, year’s lease. Call 352-1117. tfn061510—————————————Garden City... 2407 Godbee Avenue, 3 bedrooms, no pets allowed. $500 per month plus $500 deposit. Call 663-9973. 021110—————————————Rincon... Available March 1st. 3 bedroom, 2 bath home with large fenced yard, new paint and flooring, central heat and air. $925 per month, deposit required. Call 748-1735 or 748-4331. tfn060410—————————————Rincon... New, large 2 bedroom, 2 bath Townhome, pool, pavil-ion, playground, single level, no stairs, $795 per month, $550 deposit, credit check. Call 826-3153. tfnCarl—————————————MOVE IN READY! Large home in Pooler for rent. Month-to-month rental available. No long-time lease required! Pay First month and Last month’s rent and move in today. Great loca-tion! Only $1200 a month. Hurry before it’s gone! Call 675-5513. tfnSN—————————————3 bedroom, 1.5 bath home lo-cated in Port Wentworth. $700 per month, deposit required. Call 507-6026. tfn0510—————————————Southside Savannah... Com-pletely re-done, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, fenced yard backs up to wooded lot. $1200 per month. Call 920-1976. tfn0410—————————————Bloomingdale… 3 bedroom, 2 bath house, extra lot, newly renovated. $800/month, in-cludes water, sewer, and trash pickup. Call 667-7518. tfn0410————————————— Savannah... 1 block from Myers Middle School… Small 5 room, 1 bath on dead end street. $750/month plus deposit. Call 754-3138. tfn0410—————————————Guyton... 3 bedroom, 2 bath plus bonus. Honeyridge Estates, Guyton. $1195/month. Available February 1st. Lots of ameni-ties. Call 667-6918 or 667-4987. tfn0410
————————————— Gorgeous 3 bedroom, 2 bath home in Stonegate subdivision. 1430 sq. ft. home in great area. Wonderful and safe Effingham County schools. Lovely floor-plan. Includes all amenities. Just 2 minutes from I-16! $1200 per month plus deposit. Call 330-0359 or 247-2513. tfn0410—————————————4 bedroom house zoned for commercial on Dean Forest Road. Approximately .74 acre, building is 2400 sq. ft., fenced in back yard with large work-shop with bathroom and a small storage shed on property. New paint throughout and new roof. $1750 per month. For more in-formation, please call 663-4687. tfn0410—————————————Sandfly... 3 bedroom, 2 bath home with fenced in back yard on cul-de-sac, close to Isle of Hope School, shopping, recre-ation, Hunter AAF. $1000 per month. Call 604-6634 for de-tails. tfn0410—————————————2 bedroom, 1 bath house in the country. Private and secluded on 7 acre wooded lot. All elec-tric. NO Pets. $700 per month plus $650 security deposit. Call Dale at 660-7574 or 772-5033. ————————————— Near St. Joseph’s… Condo, 1000+ sqft., extra large one bedroom, 1.5 bath, washer/dry-er connections, end unit, hard-wood floors, $700/month. Call 352-1117. tfn0310—————————————Rincon... South Effingham School district, 2 bedroom, 2 baths, newly renovated, $750 per month, deposit and refer-ences required. Call 484-2635. —————————————SOUTH EFFINGHAM... Like New 3BR/2BA. 1600sf. Upgrades in-clude security system, garage door opener, recessed light-ing, upgraded cabinets, black appliances, smooth top stove. Dining room has bay windows, crown molding. Master has large walk-in, bath w/ double sinks, garden tub and separate shower. Custom paint, blinds, curtain rods. Amenities Center has pool, tennis, fitness equip-ment, playground, 2 fireplaces, billiards, community kitchen. Excellent schools. 1mi. to Cha-tham County. $1225/mo. 912-308-3320. tfn0310
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Gorgeous river house on the Ogeechee River, private area, 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, great room with fireplace, riverfront with floating dock and deck. Water and all appliances includ-ed. $900/month plus $800 de-posit. Please call 912-412-0798. You must see! tfn0310—————————————For Rent or Rent to Own Large 3BR Townhomes in great condi-tion from $875 per month. Town Park Village, close to shopping, doctor’s offices, quiet location. Minimum 1 year lease, flexible terms. Call Carmen, 826-6263. tfn031510—————————————Large 2 bedroom, 1.5 bath du-plex in Springfield. Central H/A, refrigerator, stove, dishwasher, washer/dryer hookups. Lots of storage. Available immediately. $600/month, $600 deposit. No pets, no smoking. Credit check and background check may be required. Call 754-3425. tfn0210—————————————Rincon… Nice townhome for rent. 1300 sqft., 3 bedroom, 2.5 bath with garage in gated com-munity with pool. $1000/month, $1000 deposit. Call 690-5070. tfn0210—————————————Westside… Super clean 3 bed-room, 2.5 bath, living room, dining room, den, kitchen with appliances, laundry with washer and dryer, 23’x38’ recreation room, 3-car covered carport, water, dumpster and lawn care furnished. No pets. Quiet private neighborhood. Rent: $1100/ month plus deposit. Call 236-5890. tfn0210————————————— Port Wentworth… 203 Provi-dence Drive. 3 bedroom, 2 bath with bonus room. 1430 sqft. Privacy fenced backyard, quiet neighborhood. Nice upgrades. Pet okay. $875/month with deposit, $875. Call 713-2104. tfn0210————————————— 3 Bedroom, 1 Bath home, Wash-er, Dryer, Refrigerator w/ice-maker, Stove, Out Building, Car-port, Nice Yard. $900, Deposit Required. Call 912-656-5588. tfn0110—————————————Midtown… 3 bedrooms, 1 bath, brick, large living room, sepa-rate dining room, utility porch, covered carport, fenced back-yard, 5201 Habersham Street. $900 per month plus $900 secu-rity deposit. 6-month renewable lease. Call 356-1009. tfn0110—————————————As a courtesy... If you see or call on an ad and find that the item has already sold, please make your next call is to Spirit News-papers so we can take that ad out of the paper! Thanks very much!
APARTMENTS - RENTPort Wentworth efficiency apartment, $120 per week, quiet location. Call 927-3595 or 656-3595. tfn0310—————————————Large 2 bedroom, 1.5 bath du-plex in Springfield. Central H/A, refrigerator, stove, dishwasher, washer/dryer hookups. Lots of storage. Available immediately. $600/month, $600 deposit. No pets, no smoking. Credit check and background check may be required. Call 754-3425. tfn0210—————————————Large 2 bedroom Apartment for rent… on 2nd floor. $875 a month includes utilities. Call 215-427-1377. 021810—————————————Apartment for rent in Guyton. $550/month. Call 912-667-8375. 021810————————————— Two Springfield Duplexes for rent… Spacious and clean, fresh paint, 2 bedroom/1 bath, nice yard/patio, washer/dryer hook-ups, Mary Street ($625 mo./$625 deposit) and Ash Street Exten-sion ($575 mo./$575 deposit). Call 663-9908. Credit/reference check required. tfn0510—————————————Springfield… Duplex apart-ment for rent. 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, living room, dining room, equipped kitchen, washer/dryer hookups and patio. $625/month, $625 deposit. Call 754-7067. tfn0310—————————————Apartment for rent in Ellabell area. 1 bedroom, 1 bath. New condition! $800 per month. Se-curity deposit: $800. Contact Lisa at 912-547-6896 or Thomas at 912-657-1359. tfn0110—————————————Furnished Rooms for Rent and camper for rent. All utili-ties included, color TV, cable, washer and dryer, near bus line. No Pets, No Drugs. Starting at $100 per week. Call 547-3536. tfn063010
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IMPORTS03 Honda Odyssey ...............$9,79501 Mercedes C320 ...............$9,79504 Kia Sorento LX ................$8,39505 Kia Optima LX .................$7,99501 Toyota Avalon ................$6,99595 BMW 525i .....................$6,99503 Mitsubishi Galant ............$5,995
FORD/LINCOLN/MERCURY03 Ford F-150 Supercrew ..... $12,99504 Ford Explorer .................$8,99507 Ford Taurus ...................$8,79505 Ford Freestar Van ............$8,79503 Ford Mustang .................$7,99502 Mercury Mountaineer .......$6,99502 Ford E-250 Cargo Van .......$5,99503 Ford Focus ....................$5,99500 Ford Windstar Van ...........$5,99502 Ford Ranger Pickup ..........$5,99598 Lincoln Towncar..............$5,99504 Ford F-150 XL .................$5,99599 Ford E-150 Van ...............$4,99599 Ford Taurus ...................$4,99598 Ford Contour GL ..............$3,995
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MOBILE HOMES - RENT2 bedrooms, 2 baths, private lot, 2 acres of land, covered carport. Located at 370 Adams Road. $650/month plus $650 deposit. NO pets! Call 748-2785. tfn0610—————————————Effingham County... 5 BR/3BA Doublewide M/H in Effingham County. 1960 sq. ft. on .77 ac. at 117 Indica Place in Azalea Point. Large deck on front of home. Brick foundation, all appliances included.$875/dep. $875/mo. Available immediately. Call 657-3148 or 964-1818. tfnHutch————————————— 1-, 2- and 3-bedroom mobile homes for rent. No pets. Call 844-2724. tfn0110—————————————Effingham County... 4 bed-room, 2 bath mobile home in excellent condition. $825 per month, $700 deposit. Fully elec-tric- includes stove, refrigerator, dishwasher and fireplace. Lo-cated in Saddlehorn Subdivision near Springfield off Little Mc-Call Road. Available March 1st! Chatham County... 4 bedroom, 2 bath mobile home in excellent condition. $825 per month, $700 deposit. Fully electric- includes stove, refrigerator, dishwasher and fireplace. Located in River-bluff Subdivision, west of I-95 off Hwy 204. Available March 1! Call 912-663-4276. 0510
—————————————Springfield... 3 bedroom, 2 baths, Private lot in nice, se-cluded place on 2.3 acres off Hwy 119 (mile marker 14). Good neighbors. $650/month. Sec-tion 8 or housing voucher ac-cepted. References required. Please call Angie, 912-308-0912. —————————————Doublewide mobile home with 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, refrigera-tor, stove, dishwasher, front and back decks on private lot. Stilson area. References re-quired. $800/month, $800 de-posit. Call 912-823-3751. tfn0210—————————————
REDUCED!Country living in the city, 2 bed-room one bath mobile home on a one-acre fenced in lot. New carpet and vinyl. No inside pets allowed, $600 a month and de-posit required. No smokers, please. Call 658-9911. Located on Fort Argyle Road. tfnSH—————————————Southeast Effingham County, 2 bedroom, 1 bath. Located on 1 acre private lot in the country. Central H/A. Call 826-2325. —————————————Hardeeville… Large mobile home, private, clean, furnished. Requirements: references, qui-et lifestyle, no pets, non-smok-ing. Two persons-$450/month, one person-$375/month. Securi-ty deposit. 843-784-6840, leave message if no answer. tfn0110
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COMMERCIAL RENTALSSavannah... 3710 Waters Av-enue, near Memorial Hospital, 2200 square feet, stand alone building, would be perfect for doctor’s office or other medical business. $3500 per month. Call 313-0957. tfn0410—————————————4 bedroom house zoned for commercial on Dean Forest Road. Approximately .74 acre, building is 2400 sq. ft., fenced in back yard with large work-shop with bathroom and a small storage shed on property. New paint throughout and new roof. $1750 per month. For more in-formation, please call 663-4687. tfn0410—————————————1711 Dean Forest Road… 1500 sq. ft. of office and warehouse, 3000 sq. ft. of office and ware-house. Call 925-8165. tfn0310
CARS1990
Cadillac Sedan De Ville... hon-est to goodness, just driven by a little old lady back and forth to church! Only 114K miles, in great condition, garage kept, only $2500. Call 748-0056. tfn080410
—————————————1999 CHEVY MALIBU, Nice! Loaded, with V6, air cond., auto-matic, cruise control, am/fm/cd. Clean car in and out. Clean car-fax, serviced and ready to drive! Only 134k miles. Priced to sell at $3475. Call Mark, 660-6275, J. Martin Auto Brokers. tfnMJP—————————————2004 Ford Crown Victoria Police Interceptor, clean, good condi-tion. $4,299. See at the Arbor Motel, 3314 Ogeechee Road, Savannah. Call 770-655-0890. tfn0710—————————————Volkswagen Cabrio, 1997, con-vertible, absolutely excellent mechanical and physical con-dition. Only 43,800 original miles! $4,900. Call 912-844-2722. tfn0710—————————————2007 Honda Accord EX-L V-6. Only 24K miles. Gold with tan leather (Power front seats with heat). Loaded. Immaculate. One Owner. Non-Smoker, No Food or Drink. Like Brand New. All service records. $18,500 firm. Call 695-1184. tfn0710—————————————2001 Honda Accord LX... 4 door, Air, AM/FM stereo, power pack-age, very nice! Must Sell! Call 352-3168. tfn021210—————————————2001 BMW... Moon Roof, Leath-er, all power, white, need to sell! Call today, 352-3168. tfn021210
—————————————2003 MonteCarlo SS... Like new! Black, after market chrome wheels, new tires, low miles! Call Amber, 748-2345, or Jim, 695-9406. tfn020510—————————————1997 Saab 900... Silver with gray interior, good condition, power options. Call Amber, 748-2345, or Jim, 695-9406. tfn020510—————————————2006 Crossfire... Convertible sports car! Like new condi-tion, just 12K miles. Crystal red. $18,500. Call 547-3342. —————————————1999 Mercury Sable... Automat-ic, A/C, 6 cylinder. Just $1995. Call Bobbie, 826-1071. tfn0110————————————— 2004 Mercury Grand Marquis – Clean, excellent condition, 47k miles, 4 dr., V8 4.6 liter, beige w/leather interior, automatic transmission, rear wheel drive, A/C, power steering / windows / seats, automatic door locks, tilt wheel, cruise control, AM/FM stereo, CD and cassette player, dual front air bags, ABS brakes, traction control, alloy wheels, locking gas cap. Never smoked in. $9,500. Call 663-0127. tfn041510—————————————1988 Mustang Convertible, new tires, new top, new paint, all power, cold air, $4500 or best offer. Runs good, very good condition, car show winner. Call 429-0567. 0210tfn
—————————————1998 SATURN SC2 COUPE... Great car at a great price! Only 112k miles, loaded with air cond, auto transm, power windows, power locks, tilt wheel, cruise control, alloy rims, am/fm/cd. Great shape in and out. Ready to drive, just $1975. Please call 660-6275. tfn0310—————————————’02 Cadillac STS, 36k original miles, loaded. $10,988. (912) 349-1047. tfnTM—————————————As a courtesy... If you see or call on an ad and find that the item has already sold, please make your next call is to Spirit News-papers so we can take that ad out of the paper! Thanks very much!—————————————2000 Chrysler Cirrus, 150k miles, good condition, $2000. Call 272-2949. tfn0310————————————— 2000 Ford Crown Vic Police Interceptor. Good condition. $2500. See at Arbor Motel, 3314 Ogeechee Road, Savannah. Call 770-655-0890. tfn0310————————————— ’04 Buick LeSabre, leather, CD, power seats, custom wheels. $9,988. (912) 349-1047. tfnTM—————————————1999 Honda Accord EX Loaded! Just 78K miles! Power Moon-roof, CD, Leather, excellent condition. $7995. Call Bobbie, 826-1071. tfn0110
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————————————— 2001 BMW Z3 Convertible 3.0, black on black, garage kept, show room condition, 48,000 miles, $15,000. Includes car cov-er. Please call 912 748-5474 or 912 657-5474 or 912 236-6949. tfn0310—————————————‘86 Dodge 600 Convertible, in excellent condition, just $3500. Call 748-7296. tfn0210—————————————2004 Ford Mach1 Mustang. 32 valve V-8, 47,000 miles. JLT Ram Air intake, high flow Cats, Pro-chamber Box, 40 series flow-masters, and flowmaster tips. Black, with Black Leather interi-or, (IUP). 18” Hot Wheels Rims, with 275/35 ZR 18” BF Goodrich tires. This car is FAST and Road or Track ready. $14,500. Please call 912-704-0741 to schedule an appointment. Ask for Harry. tfn0210—————————————’05 PT Cruiser convertible, great car, great shape! $9,988. (912) 349-1047. tfnTM—————————————1996 Chevy Baretta, AS IS, 200K miles, needs T.L.C and some mi-nor repairs, $900 or best offer. Call 220-4857 or 596-8737, after 4 PM please. tfnah—————————————New car? New Insurance! Call for a free quote today! 748-3040. tfnah
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TRUCKS/VANS/SUVS1998 Nissan Pathfinder, A/C, power brakes, power steering, and tow package. Small SUV that gets good gas mileage! Looks and runs great! $4,900. Call 912-220-8868. tfn0710—————————————1981 Ext Cab Nissan 4x4. Runs great, needs trans. 35 inch tires. $1300. Contact David at 660-1349. tfnSHBF—————————————‘94 Chevy S 10 pickup... 4 cylin-der, automatic, power steering, $1650. Call 826-1132. tfn063010—————————————2002 Dodge Dakota SLT Quad cab pickup. A/C, automatic. Just $8995. Call Bobbie, 826-1071. —————————————1993 Chevy S10 Crew Cab, good condition, runs good, new tires, seats 4. $4500 negotiable. Call 667-1198. tfnah—————————————2007 Mazda CX9, loaded. Black with tan leather interior. DVD system. New tires. 44k miles. Asking $19,500. Call 728-5926. —————————————2001 Nissan Pathfinder... Load-ed! Red with black leather in-terior. Just $9850. Call Bobbie, 826-1071. tfn0110
11.1 Detroit, 11 x 24.5 Rubber, 9 Speed Transmission, Sliding 5th Wheel, Year 1998. $8,000. Choice of 10 trucks! Call 904-866-7658. tfn0310—————————————2002 Mazda B2300... Automat-ic, PW, PL, Cruise, 4 cylinder. Just $6875. Call Bobbie, 826-1071. tfn0110—————————————As a courtesy... If you see or call on an ad and find that the item has already sold, please make your next call is to Spirit News-papers so we can take that ad out of the paper! Thanks very much!—————————————‘04 Ford Explorer XLT, loaded to the max! Only $8988! (912) 349-1047. tfnTM
—————————————1998 Ford Windstar Automatic, A/C, power windows and locks, cruise control, tilt wheel, 6 cyl-inder. $2995. Call Bobbie, 826-1071. tfn0110—————————————Must Sell!! 2007 Nissan truck, loaded with only 8k miles. Ga-rage kept. Must see to appreci-ate! Like new. Will sacrifice. Call 748-6089 or 658-8791. tfn0210—————————————2003 Chevy Trail Blazer, power locks & windows, tinted win-dows, ext. 3rd row, leather seats, CD player, automatic, tires are 1 1/2 yrs. old and in great condition, 100k miles, $14,000 OBO. Great SUV, must see! Please call 507-0292. tfn0110————————————— 2007 Silverado W.T., extended cab, black, 4X4, 24k miles, step rails, towing package, spray bed-liner. Warranty: 5 year/60,000. Never been smoked in. $16,000. Call (912) 748-5474 or cell, (912) 531-3810. tfn0110————————————— Can You Believe You Can Advertise Your Car Or Truck Until It Sells For Just $20!!!! Only In The Spirit!!
MOTORCYCLES/ATVSHarley Davidson Soft Tail cus-tom. Over $1000 in upgrades! Showroom condition, well maintained. Extra sharp! $6,500. Call 856-5442. tfn0810
—————————————2003 Yamaha V-Star 1100, ex-cellent condition. 23,300 miles. Must see! $4,900. Call 844-2722. —————————————2007 Arctic Cat 500 4x4, auto-matic, very low miles, like new! $4550. Call 695-3591. tfn0410—————————————2001 Honda American Classic Edition VT750, less than 3000 miles, like new, $3500 OBO. Call 210-7577. tfnJM—————————————2006 Yamaha V-Star 650, 900 miles, New condition, garage kept, helmet and gloves includ-ed, $4,500 OBO. Call (912) 657-3185 or (912) 213-8037. tfn0310—————————————2006 Harley Davidson Ultra Clas-sic, 4100 miles, like new! Some extras. Clear title. $18,500. Call 912-966-1874. tfn0210————————————— 2006 Honda 1100 Shadow, only 5,500 miles, $5000 CASH only! Call 398-3636. tfn0210—————————————2006 Honda TPX 500 4-wheeler, yellow in color, good condition. $3500. Call 313-8250. tfn0110—————————————‘08 Suzuki GSXR, 1600 miles, $6999. ‘07 Suzuki C50 with ex-tras, $5999. ‘03 Suzuki Intruder with extras, $5499. ‘06 Yamaha VStar 1100, loaded! $6495. Call Hub, 234-6446. tfnTS
CAMPERS/RVS/TRAILERS1993 Dutchman Classic... 26’ Travel Trailer in excellent condi-tion.. new tires and carpet.. non smoker. Asking $6800. Call 728-6832. tfn011510
BOATS/JET SKIS1442 Lowe aluminum boat. 30hp Yamaha. Stick steering. Electric trim. Line X liner. Camouflage. Galvanized trailer. Great for fishing/hunting. $3500. Call 912-288-6485. tfn0810—————————————2007 RPX Supercharged Seadoo. Take over payments. Please call Jason 912-306-0933. —————————————24’ pontoon houseboat with ac-cessories and trailer. With 60hp Johnson outboard motor, grill, potty, and two bunk beds go with it! $4000. Call 577-1204. —————————————1986 Wahoo 18.5’, center con-sole, depth finder, 140hp Evan-rude, galvanized trailer with new axels. Boat and trailer in ex-cellent condition. Motor needs minor work. Asking $4000. Call 748-0025. tfn0410—————————————Bass Boat... 16 Foot (needs work) & Trailer, No Motor or Title, Notarized Bill Of Sale Pro-vided $475 OBO Trade. Call 604-2943. tfn0510
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