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Posted: 12/31/1969

Name: Joe Mattison

Message: Hey Paul, I'll bet I know where your daughter gets it from, and oh by the way, your wife was a pretty good scuba diver too! Good luck to you and yours and stay safe!

Posted: 12/31/1969

Name: Earl Singletary

Message: Ross I can not say it any better than what Steve has said. I feel the same way. I wil keep you and your family in my prayers brother. I'm here if you need me. Earl

Posted: 12/31/1969

Name: Cecil Sager

Message: Hi Steve Hawk I am trying to locate a copy of the old original 1/75 th scroll. if you know of any place to find one it would be nice if you could send it to me I must be looking at all the wrong places on the net. thanks Sager

Posted: 12/31/1969

Name: sharon hall

Message: CATHY BECK - Are you related to or do you know Lucille Beck who lives on Wahsega Road? I am trying to get in touch with her to do an interview about livng through the LAST Great Depression! Anyone else out there who knows of someone who lived during that time here in Lumpkin County, please let me know. I am interested in doing an article for The Nugget on what it was like back then, and what tips they may have for the present economic crunch. Thanks! Sharon Hall The Nugget

Posted: 12/31/1969

Name: Ross Hall

Message: Rangers, the history of the Mountain Camp, titled Mountain Ranger, is finally ready to go. Three-quarters of this book is interviews with past and present RIs and commanders. It's real purty, too.

I'll have some for the Cookout and some more for Open House, but anyone who can't make those dates can email me at pageone@windstream.net or send $15 plus $3 s&h to me at 2557 Jay Bridge Road, Dahlonega, Ga 30533.

It turned out all right. Some great stories and photos, too. It's your history, and you told the stories, all the way back to 1952.

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