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by Frances Fronko!!!!! When Pooler resident David M. Gross had 40 small yew-like plants placed in the Newton/Pooler Cem-etery, his intention was to beau-tify the area for everyone, which has been!a place of "nal rest since 1855.! Much to his dismay, how-ever, he arrived one day to "nd that several of them!had been cut down to four inches or less.! ! ! ! “I got real sick in ‘08 and!had my bladder removed because of cancer,” Gross explained.! “I start-ed thinking and went ahead and got my burial plot ready.! I bought two plots that!went right up there against a cyclone fence that’s along someone’s back yard.! The people who sold me the plot said to buy on the ‘high side,’ so I did.! There’s no other plots around it.! I had the plants put it a year ago all up and down the fence on the cemetery side because they’d grow into a beautiful hedge.”! ! ! ! !Gross makes!occasional visits to! the tract to check up on main-tenence.! ! After the neighbors

gave him their go-ahead,! he also installed a black mesh drape on the fence to “give the home own-ers!and cemetery visitors some pri-vacy,”!!!!!!!!!! Gross chose Newton Cemetery, somewhat based on the fact that he built his home near it in 1979.! It was renamed Pooler! Cemetery in 1992, after the city! took it over.! Records show that 272! graves were!counted that year.! “I could’ve walked through the woods to it,” he said.! “It used to be a place where they used to park and smooch, you know,” he laughed.! “You could hunt deer and squirrel even.”!! ! ! ! While Pooler presently is the fastest-growing community in Georgia, the cemetery named af-ter it remains naturally beautiful, studded with live-oak trees, head-stones,! and the #owers of those who remember their families.!!!! As for who cut down the grow-ing plants, the 74-year-old Gross is baf#ed and somewhat concerned.! “Someone might’ve been visiting and didn’t like them there,” he sur-mised.! “I’ve tried to get in touch

with others who have headstones and plots but aren’t dead yet but haven’t been able to reach anyone.! They’re old now and it’s hard to "nd their families.! I just wanted to let them know what I was do-ing.! Or maybe someone! took a swing with a big mower and didn’t

really intend to hurt them, because not all of them are cut down.! I just don’t know.! Either way, I didn’t intend to hurt anyone by planting them.! I just wanted to make it look nicer for everyone.”

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25 words orless, only$7.50

per weekDrop in:

1204 W. Hwy. 80Pooler, Georgia

Homes for Sale .........8 months ..... $35Homes for Rent .........4 months ..... $25Cars/Trucks/Cycles ...6 months ..... $20Campers & RV's .......8 months ..... $35Boats .........................6 months ..... $25

You may renew any of these at a rate of just $10 per month. These are for private

party, non-commercial items only.General Merchandise 6 weeks ....... $20

Drop in:1111 S. Rogers Street

Pooler

YARD SALES

LOST & FOUND

PETS/LIVESTOCK

FOR YOUR INFO

BUSINESS OPPTY.

HELP WANTED

P R O F E S S I O N A L S V C


Loving Families Wanted!


CHILDCARE

HANDYMAN

WANTED

STUFF FOR SALE

CEMETERY LOTS

LAND FOR SALE

C O M M . P R O P E R T Y - S A L E

TIMESHARES

HOMES - SALE

We Do It All!

Locally Owned & Operated

Tire Repairs Shocks/Struts Tires – New & Used Oil Changes Scheduled

Maintenance Computerized

Diagnostics Tune-Ups A/C Service Brake Service Wheel Alignment Engine Repair Engine Replacement Fuel Injection Service Transmission Service Transmission Repair Steering & Suspension

Repair Belts & Hoses Transmission Flush Brake System Flush Power Steering Flush Cooling System Flush Radiators Differential Service 4WD Service CV Shaft Replacement Clutch Repair/

Replacement

POOLER AREARENTALS

Pat Hancock Real Estate843-706-7368912-450-1851www.PatHancock.com

GODLEY PARKTOWNHOMES

• 2 BedroomTownhome with

garage. $850-$900

• 3 bedroom, 2.5 bath with den, $1000.

• Single Family home3 bedrooms, 2 baths, 2 car garage. $1100

Call 912-450-1851 or 1-843-706-7368

for showings.

FIRST MONTHFREE ON SOME

PROPERTIES


MOBILE HOMES HOMES FOR RENT

APARTMENTS - RENT

BOWYER MOTORS

232-3725714 Montgomery St.

GENERAL MOTORS05 Chevy Tahoe ............... $15,99505 GMC Envoy ................. $14,99502 Chevy Suburban ........... $13,79503 Chevy 1500 Pickup ....... $11,99503 Cadillac Deville ........... $10,79503 Chevy Trailblazer............$9,79504 Saturn Vue ...................$8,99506 Chevy Malibu LT .............$8,99500 Chevy G-20 Van ..............$8,99506 Chevy Silverado .............$8,99505 Chevy Impala ................$7,99501 Buick LeSabre ...............$6,99501 Olds Intrigue .................$6,99504 Chevy Malibu ................$6,99503 Pontiac Grand Prix GT ......$6,99598 Olds 88 ........................$5,99505 Chevy Impala ................$5,99501 Chevy Blazer .................$5,99503 Pontiac Grand Am ...........$5,99500 Olds Intrigue .................$5,99505 Chevy Malibu ................$5,99597 Chevy Cargo Van ............$4,99595 Buick Roadmaster ..........$4,99595 Chevy Lumina ................$4,99596 Pontiac Bonneville..........$3,99597 Chevy Cavalier...............$3,995

IMPORTS03 Honda Accord .............. $11,99502 Toyota Rav-4 ............... $10,99506 Nissan Sentra ................$8,99502 Hyundai Santa Fe ...........$7,99505 Kia Sedona LX ...............$7,99504 Hyundai Sonata ..............$6,99505 Hyundai Elantra .............$6,99595 BMW 525i ....................$6,99595 Toyota Corolla ...............$4,995

FORD/LINCOLN/MERCURY06 Ford F-150 Pickup ........ $12,99502 Ford F-150 XLT ............ $11,99506 Ford 500 ......................$9,99507 Ford Taurus ..................$8,79505 Ford Freestar Van ...........$8,79503 Ford E-350 Hi-Top Van .....$6,99501 Ford Taurus SES .............$5,995

CHRYSLER06 Dodge Charger ............. $12,79502 Jeep Grand Cherokee .......$9,79506 Chrysler PT Cruiser .........$7,99504 Chrysler Sebring.............$6,99598 Dodge Stratus................$4,99597 Dodge Stratus................$3,995

E F F I N G H A MA U T O S A L E S

HWY. 21 at GOSHEN ROAD • RINCON826-1071 or 663-5016

FINANCING AVAILABLE!


R O O M S F O R R E N T

MOBILE HOMES - RENT

COMMERCIAL RENTALS

VACATION RENTALS

CARS

‘07 SaturnOutlook XR LEATHER, POWER PACKAGE,

UNDER FACTORY WARRANTY

$23,995*

‘04 ChryslerSebring LXi LOADED, LEATHER,

50K MILES

$10,899*

‘06 JeepLiberty Limited 3.7L V6, LEATHER,

LOADED

$16,995*

‘09 Dodge Journey30K MILES

$14,975 $13,995

‘07 JeepCommander 60K MILES,

LOADED

$19,900*

‘04 FordRanger XLT 4x4 EXT. CAB, V6,

4 DOOR

$13,995*

‘05 MazdaRX8 ALL POWER,

SPORT TRANSMISSION

$15,995*

‘04 AcuraRL NAVIGATION SYSTEM,

SUNROOF, LOADED

$10,899*

‘06 ChevyHHR POWER WINDOWS,

POWER LOCKS, CRUISE

$10,995*‘05 NissanMurano SL LEATHER,

LOADED

$15,995*

*All o!ers with approved credit, plus tax, tag, title and documentation fees. O!ers expire date of publication. Photos for illustration purposes only. See dealer for details. Copyright © "#$# T%&'( B)'(*V%+%,(. All rights reserved.

www.rinconselect.net1-866-598-8408

WWW.RINCONSELECT.NET

First Time Buyers AcceptedSee Dealer for Details

Manager’s Special

‘02 GMCSierra REG. CAB,

V8

$8,995*


TRUCKS/VANS/SUVS

MOTORCYCLES/ATVS

CAMPERS/RVS/TRAILERS

BOATS/JET SKIS


HIGHWAY 21Springfield

1-866-413-0588www.springfieldchrysler.com

WE WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD!

MSRP $28,010

OUR PRICE

$22,677*

Stk# C5832

2010 DODGE AVENGER SXTMSRP

$23,625

OUR PRICE

$18,495*

2010 DODGE CALIBER MAIN STREETMSRP

$19,485

OUR PRICE

$15,385*

Stk# D5777

Stk# D5785

2010 DODGE NITRO SXTMSRP

$23,455

OUR PRICE

$19,141*

Stk# D5802

2010 JEEP WRANGLER SPORT 4X4MSRP

$25,525

OUR PRICE

$23,112*

Stk# T5821

2010 CHRYSLER 300 TOURING

2010 DODGERAM 1500 CREW 4X2

MSRP $35,740

OUR PRICE

$28,373*

Stk# D5806

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