Thursday Herald-Citizen The Daily Newspaper of the Upper Cumberland 114th Year — No. 269 Cookeville, Tennessee, November 10, 2016 16 Pages — 2 Sections • 50¢ Weather Negotiation deadline set for indicted commissioner Tonight Tomorrow By LINDSAY McREYNOLDS morning, so that deadline has been Patterson threatened him with con- was found to belong to a local insur- and TRACEY HACKETT added to Putnam Criminal Court tempt of court. ance business. HERALD-CITIZEN Staff Judge David Patterson’s calendar for Stevens was implicated in an in- He was indicted by a Putnam Feb. 27. vestigation last year as members of County grand jury on 10 counts of A deadline has been set for a plea If prosecutors and Stevens’s attor- the Cookeville Police Department, theft over $1,000, three counts of 37º 63º agreement in the case of a Putnam ney cannot reach a plea by that date, assisted by the criminal investiga- theft under $500, one count each of County commissioner who was in- a trial date will be set. tion division of the Tennessee High- theft over $500 and theft over Complete forecast, Page 2 dicted nearly a year ago on 15 His arraignment had been sched- way Patrol, were looking into a $10,000. counts of theft and one count of pos- uled for last January and was series of utility trailer thefts. Inves- Stevens was elected to represent session of a prohibited weapon. rescheduled a couple of times to tigators said they found Stevens in the 2nd District of the Putnam Stevens Putnam Criminal Court Judge give him time to hire an attorney. possession of a quantity of stolen County Commission in August 2014 Sports Gary McKenzie indicated a conflict Stevens ultimately hired attorney items, including a 2004 Dodge truck in hearing Scott Stevens’s case this John B. Nisbet in July after Judge valued at more than $10,000 that See STEVENS, Page 3

Rosie the Lucky number Riveter and WWII vet are Signed parade grand CHS’s Masters and Brooks sign with TTU /B1 marshals

By LINDSAY McREYNOLDS Living HERALD-CITIZEN Staff Two people who served their country during World War II will lead the Putnam County Veterans Day Parade through Cookeville on Friday. Lehman Riggs, 96, a bugler for the Upper Cum- berland Veterans Mackie Honor Guard who served as a Skybox food machine gunner Drucilla shares lunch in the U.S. with UT’s president /B8 Army, will be joined by Ruby Mackie, 100, who was a Riggs “Rosie the Riv- Nation eter,” the title given to American women who Ricky Wallace, the 5000th heart patient, is pictured with Dr. Lewis Wilson, cardiothoracic surgeon. worked in factories and ship- yards to produce war supplies. Both are grand marshals for the Crossville man CRMC’s 5,000th heart patient parade. The parade will begin at 11 By LAURA MILITANA up blood vessels) and an aspirin and told through that,” he said. a.m. at Freeze Street and North HERALD-CITIZEN Staff my wife to drive me to Cookeville Re- His first heart attack occurred when he Washington Avenue, continuing gional’s emergency room.” was 47. on Broad Street and ending at Ricky Wallace is lucky to be alive. At At the ER, tests were run to determine His second was at 51 and the third at Fleming Avenue. nearly 56, he has suffered three heart at- the best treatment. 55. The last was also the most memo- Any veteran is welcome to tacks. He was sent to the catheter lab for fur- rable. march in the parade, which will He knew what to expect with his last ther tests, which revealed the blockage “This was one of the most severe heart include the Knights of Colum- Protests one. was in a place that required bypass. Sur- attacks I had,” he said. bus, the Disabled American Vet- “It woke me up at 2:30 a.m.,” he said. gery was scheduled two days later, for Cookeville Regional Medical Center erans, American Legion Post 46, Thousands take to “I knew what was happening so I took a the morning of Wednesday, Sept. 14. streets to protest (nitroglycerin, a medication that opens “I do not recommend anyone going See LUCKY, Page 2 See PARADE, Page 2 Trump’s election /A5

Index Veterans Court Abby...... B8 Calendar...... A6 helps participants Crossword ...... B7 Living...... B8 Obituaries ...... A7 regain their lives Billie Phillips By TRACEY HACKETT 2015 under the direction of Freddy Allen HERALD-CITIZEN Staff Judge Seth Norman of Birl Moss Nashville. An inpatient and “We want to serve those who long-term treatment program Clarence Gaw served our country.” for veterans charged with mis- Ruby Spears That’s how Director Julie demeanor or felony drug- or al- Brenda Hicks Chambers describes the purpose cohol-related offenses, it’s of the 13th Judicial District Vet- based on the first such court of Opinion...... A4 erans Treatment Court. its kind that began in Buffalo, Sports ...... B1 Instead of serving jail time for N.Y., in 2008. Sudoku ...... B7 their offenses, participants who Judge Gary McKenzie, a mili- are referred to the program — tary veteran himself, is soon ex- Weather ...... A2 through judges, attorneys, pub- pected to take over direction of lic defenders, prosecutors or the court in Cookeville. others — receive long-term “Veterans Treatment Court Tracey Hackett | Herald-Citizen treatment that begins with drug, provides a non-adversarial team alcohol and mental health as- approach to help eligible partic- Julie Chambers, 13th Judicial District Veterans Treatment Court director, left, speaks sessments. with Chris Modglin, the first veteran from the district to complete inpatient drug treatment The program began in April See RESTORE, Page 2 in Morgan County and continue outpatient initiatives here. A-2 — HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Thursday, November 10, 2016 LOCAL

READER SERVICES Bluegrass star to shine at Alzheimer’s Walk on Saturday By MEGAN TROTTER and the walk beginning at disease,” said Amanda Barlow, regional ready fighting the disease. HERALD-CITIZEN Staff 11 a.m. All of the festivi- director for Alzheimer’s Tennessee. Alzheimer’s Tennessee provides con- Contact us: ties will be at Avery Saturday’s event will be a morning sultations on care, support groups, help Address: Nationally recognized bluegrass artist Trace Middle School. packed with music, food, door prizes, with local resources, financial assistance Jamie Dailey will be in Cookeville Sat- Dailey will be paying a kids activities and even a pet tent. and referrals, and caregiver training, as 1300 Neal St. urday, but instead of just raising his voice visit for a meet-and-greet The walk portion is optional, and is well as training for law officers, health Cookeville, Tenn. in song, he will be raising it to support during the event to show about 1 1/2 miles. care providers and other professionals the 12th annual Alzheimer’s Tennessee Dailey his support for the cause. Donations collected through the event who deal with Alzheimer’s patients. Mailing Address: Cumberlands Walk. “Having celebrities like will go back to not only helping find a For more information about This year’s event will kick off at 9 a.m., Jamie Dailey at our walk just brings the cure for Alzheimer’s, but also to provide Alzheimer’s Tennessee, visit P.O. Box 2729 with the opening ceremonies at 10 a.m. next level of awareness to Alzheimer’s services for families with loved ones al- www.alztennessee.org. Cookeville TN 38502

Phone: 931-526-9715 Fax: 931-526-1209 PARADE:

Email: News Grand [email protected] Sports [email protected] marshals Advertising [email protected] named Living [email protected] From Page 1 Circulation [email protected] Business News a World War II jeep driven by [email protected] Veterans of Foreign Wars 6296, Church News Tennessee Tech ROTC, the [email protected] Cookeville High School Band, School News the Cookeville High School [email protected] JROTC Color Guard and the Classified Ads Upper Cumberland Veterans [email protected] Honor Guard. Parade participants will line up at 10 a.m. on Freeze Street, and Letter Guidelines portions of Freeze will be blocked to traffic during that All letters to the editor must time. be signed and include the Other Veterans Day events in- writer’s name, address and clude: phone number. Letters are • A program at Cookeville subject to editing and/or re- High School at 5:30 p.m. and jection. A strict 400-word limit will be enforced. Send letters 7:30 p.m. in the auditorium that to the mailing address listed will feature JROTC, Cookeville above, or email to High chorus, band and drama [email protected]. club, a veteran recognition cere- mony and guest speaker state Rep. Ryan Williams. Order a Photo • Operation Reveille, which is expected to house several Every photograph taken by a The heart team at Cookeville Regional includes, in front, from left, nurse Chelsea Botley, nurse practitioner Christina homeless veterans in a cere- Herald-Citizen photographer Hughes, nurse practitioner Melissa Carolan, physician assistant Chris Nelson, and nurses Lila Ongaro and Addie mony at 1 p.m. on Friday at and published in the paper is Smith; in second row, surgical technologist Alexis Roysden, nurse practitioner Angeli Durm, Dr. Tim Powell, Dr. Cookeville First United available for purchase. Go to Methodist Church's Jeff Wall www.herald-citizen.com and Lewis Wilson, Dr. Steve Clemons, Dr. Daniel Haile, Dr. Todd Chapman, and nurse Amy Rich ; and in the third row, click on “Photo Gallery.” nurses Angie Lafountain, Molly Upchurch and Josh Cook, Fred Carlile, perfusionist Paul Robinson, nurse Mark Hall on Friday, Nov. 11. Samples, surgical technologists Brad Jarvis, Jerry Ware, and perfusion assistant Brian Skelton. • A Veterans Day program Friday afternoon at NHC Healthcare in Cookeville with Subscriptions LUCKY: Caris Healthcare Hospice com- To subscribe, call 931-526- Crossville man a milestone for CRMC pany to honor 12 veterans at 2 9715. Visa, MasterCard and p.m. The Cookeville High Discover accepted. From Page 1 Now the CRMC program has an average closer to home.” School Honor Guard will par- Rates: of 270-280 cases a year — good for a hos- The hospital board of trustees recently ticipate. 3 mo 6 mo 1yr was well-prepared for him. pital its size. approved the construction of two new car- The Putnam County Recy- Carrier or Its first heart surgery took place April 15, “We serve the entire Upper Cumberland diovascular suites due to the age of the cling Center, Transfer Center, Mail: 385 1998. Officials had received a certificate and some areas in southern Kentucky,” Dr. current rooms and the equipment. The Landfill and Convenience Cen- Zip Code $28 $54 $95 Print & of need from the state Health Facilities Lewis Wilson, cardiothoracic surgeon, construction and furnishing of those two ters will be closed in obser- E-Edition $29 $56 $98 Commission in 1996 for construction of said. Wilson joined the program in 2000 new rooms is estimated at $3 million. vance of Veterans Day. There Anywhere Only the surgery suite. and has seen a lot of changes since then. “Having done 5,000 heart cases is awe- will be no Community Service. E-Edition $21 $42 $84 At that time, between 250-300 people a “Ninety percent of surgeries at that time some,” he said. “We have excellent results The U.S. Postal Service and Mail: Outside year were being sent from Cookeville area were sent to Nashville,” he recalled. and excellent outcomes and that reflects many banks are also closed on 385 Zip $49 $85 $143 to Nashville for open heart surgery. “Now, we’re encouraging people to stay our level of service.” Veterans Day. Mail: Outside Tenn. $82 $132 $220 Miss Your Paper? RESTORE: Your carrier is an independent Special court helping vets contractor. However, as a serv- ice to our subscribers, our circulation department is open From Page 1 of the bargain. A combat medic in the Army for six gan County inpatient facility, where he re- from 8 a.m. until 6 p.m. Mon- “If the participant is not doing well, the years, Modglin served in Iraq. mained for a year. day-Friday and from ipants,” Chambers said. judge will sanction the participant accord- “I had a drug problem before I joined the “I have no doubt that it works,” he said. 7-9:30 a.m. each Sunday to “Many are struggling with both alcohol ingly. military. After joining, I replaced drugs “It saved my life. It changed everything answer calls. and drug issues as well as post-traumatic “Sanctions could include increased treat- with alcohol because that was more ac- for me — the way I think, the way I feel.” Call 931-526-9715. stress disorder from serving in the mili- ment meetings, extra community service cepted, but the underlying addiction was People with addiction issues don’t have tary,” he said. work or jail time,” she said. still there,” he said. the same coping strategies as others to Participants spend nine months to a year The judge is one of a 10-member team After he completed his military service, deal with life’s everyday situations, Mod- Herald-Citizen in the Morgan County Residential Recov- helping the veteran participant overcome his drug problem returned with a glin said. During his inpatient treatment, ery Court’s veterans wing. After that, they his or her addiction issues. vengeance. Modglin said he was an adren- he said he began learning and practicing USPS 313-680 begin rebuilding their lives — but not Also on the team is a prosecutor, public aline junkie on top of being a metham- healthier coping strategies. ISSN 8750-5541 without continued evaluation. defender, the VTC director, probation of- phetamine and heroin addict. “I learned the tools in rehab that I need The Herald-Citizen is pub- “They’re required to meet with the VTC ficer, case manager, treatment providers, “I started getting high again as soon as I to help me stay clean. You have to find lished daily except Saturdays, judge every other week for a status Veterans Affairs representatives, law en- got out of the military, and I would do yourself, and you have to keep finding New Year’s Day, Independence check,” Chambers said. forcement and a volunteer veteran mentor. anything and everything for a rush. It did- yourself,” he said. Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving “That check includes random drug “The veteran mentors have the experi- n’t matter,” he said. After his inpatient treatment, Modglin Day and Christmas Day by screens, continued treatment appoint- ence of having walked in their shoes, so His offenses began with misdemeanor stayed for a time at a halfway house here. Cookeville Newspapers, Inc., ments, probation, seeking or gaining em- they provide a solid support system for charges for shoplifting and theft and pro- He has just gotten his own apartment and at 1300 Neal St., P.O. Box ployment, addiction meetings and our participants,” Chambers said. gressed to more serious felony charges for works for a local electrical business — 2729, Cookeville, TN 38502. meetings with their sponsors and helping Chris Modglin, 30, was the 13th District vehicle theft and aggravated burglary. and that level of independence means Periodicals postage paid at them to further their education with the GI VTC’s first client — the first from here to Those offenses eventually caught up to everything to him. Cookeville TN. POSTMAS- Bill. complete the inpatient treatment program him, and he found himself in jail in Cum- Modglin said he initially turned to drugs TER: send address changes to Herald-Citizen, P.O. Box 2729, “If the participant is doing well, the and a continuing participant in the other berland County. and alcohol because he never felt that he Cookeville TN 38502. judge gives them incentives to keep pro- long-term evaluations. “It wasn’t the first time I’d been in jail,” belonged. The Herald-Citizen is a mem- gressing in the program, including praise He’s one of 14 participants currently in he said — but Modglin said he now hopes “Now, for once in my life, I’m com- ber of the Tennessee Press from the bench, gas cards, gift cards for the program, Chambers said. Those par- it will be his last. plete,” he said. Association and the Associ- food and such,” Chambers said. ticipants range in age from 24 to 68 and That was when he began participating in For more information about the 13th Ju- ated Press. The Associated There are repercussions, however, if a include both men and women who have the VTC. Instead of completing his jail dicial District’s Veterans Recovery Court, Press is entitled exclusively to participant doesn’t hold up his or her end served in all branches of the military. sentence, he was transferred to the Mor- call 372-1003. use for publication news printed in the Herald-Citizen. Weather Tonight Friday Night Saturday Sunday Night Readings: Wednesday’s high in Jack McNeely Patchy frost. Clear. Mostly clear. Low Night Partly cloudy. Low Cookeville was 65, low 39. Editor & Publisher Low around 37. around 40. NE wind around 41. Calm Frost. Clear. Low Wednesday’s high in Mon- WSW wind around around 5 mph. wind. terey was 54, low 32, heavy around 34. NE wind around Terri Likens 5 mph. fog. Managing Editor 5 mph. Almanac: Saturday Monday Thursday is the 315th day of Roger Wells Friday Sunny. High near Sunday Mostly sunny. High the year with 51 remaining. Advertising Director Sunny. High near 57. NE wind around near 63. WSW wind The sun sets at 4:37 p.m. and Sunny. 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HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Thursday, November 10, 2016 — A3 LOCAL/STATE State Haslam in Brief announces June trial date for departure of 3rd ex-player in Vanderbilt rape case Roberts NASHVILLE (AP) — Ten- NASHVILLE (AP) — A June nessee Revenue Commissioner trial date has been set for the Richard Roberts is leaving Gov. third of four former Vanderbilt Bill Haslam’s Cabinet. football players charged in the The governor announced rape of an unconscious female Wednesday that Roberts’ last day student. at the agency responsible for Brandon Banks’ trial was set state tax collections will be Dec. for June 19 during a Thursday 2. hearing in Davidson County Haslam called Roberts a “valu- Criminal Court. able part” of his administration Banks would be the third for- since 2011, and lauded him for mer player to go to trial in the streamlining processes for busi- 2013 dorm room rape. He has nesses and updating the state’s pleaded not guilty to five tax code. counts of aggravated rape and The Revenue Department was two counts of aggravated sex- unsuccessfully sued last year by ual battery. a Nashville attorney who argued Last week, Brandon Vanden- that the agency’s refusal to re- burg was sentenced to 17 years lease business tax collection in prison for his role in the records was a willful violation of rape. the Tennessee Open Records Act. Cory Batey received a 15- year sentence. The fourth man charged, Ja- Ambassadors borian “Tip” McKenzie, is The Cookeville Chamber of Commerce’s Chamber Ambassdor’s team for the coming year gathers at the Heart of STEVENS: awaiting trial. He has made the City playground at Dogwood Park. They are, on the stairs, from left, Tibet Dycus, Jenny Spurlock- Chamber Staff, court appearances to testify Hannah Davis, Matt Brown, Ian Robson, Amber Tice- Chamber Staff and Brandon Parrish. In the back, from left, against his former teammates. Official has James Massengille, Tracy Hughes, Jeremiah Miller, Melissa Mitchell, Jewell Miller, Dianne Callahan- Chamber VP, Banks is now on Lane Col- Brandon Stephenson , David York, Pam Nash, Julie Callahan and Kathy Dunn. lege’s football team roster. deadline to Man wanted in enter plea Memphis killing Haslam hopes for strong relations with Trump From Page 1 arrested in By ERIK SCHELZIG because we have such a critical working re- thing.” Associated Press lationship with the federal government, “From a governor’s standpoint whether and will continue to represent the Minnesota we’ll be working hard to build that relation- you be a Democrat or a Republican, you 2nd District unless he resigns, is NASHVILLE (AP) — Republican Gov. ship from day one.” should say we think that’s a good thing in convicted of a felony, is success- MEMPHIS (AP) — The U.S. Bill Haslam said Wednesday he hopes to Following the release of a videotape in terms of managing the size of this country,” fully ousted from office or is Marshals Service says a man have a strong relationship with Donald which Trump boasted about groping he said. “A lot of decisions could be made found to be living outside of the charged with murder in the Trump’s administration despite publicly an- women, Haslam called on him to step aside more effectively at the state level. That’s an district he represents. shooting death of a former nouncing before the presidential election as the nominee. Haslam has declined to say encouraging thing going forward.” If Stevens is convicted of the University of Memphis student that he wouldn’t vote for the GOP nominee. for whom he voted, other than to say his Haslam said it is too early to say what he felony charges for which he is in- has been caught in Minnesota. Haslam cited his close friendship with chosen candidate did not win. would do if Republican U.S. Sen. Bob dicted, the county commission The service said Wednesday Trump’s running mate Mike Pence and said “I had some questions about President- Corker, the chairman of the Senate Foreign would have to appoint someone that Terrance Harris has been he is encouraged by the tone of Trump’s ac- elect Trump. I had some big concerns with Rations committee, is selected for a position to fill the remainder of his four- arrested in Ramsey County, ceptance speech following Tuesday’s upset Secretary Clinton,” Haslam said. “As a gov- in the Trump administration. year term in the 2nd District until Minnesota, by deputy marshals victory over Democrat Hillary Clinton. ernor, there’s some good news: Trump has “The country would be well-served to have the vacancy could be placed on working with the Gulf Coast “We should hope for all success for the spoken basically a lot about giving power Sen. Corker in a nationwide role,” Haslam the ballot of the next general Regional Fugitive Task Force. new president,” Haslam said. “‘’And for us, back to the states. I think that’s a good said of his close family friend. election. Herald-Citizen

Thursday, November 10, 2016 OPINION 4 Herald-Citizen The Daily Newspaper of the Upper Cumberland

Established 1903 Jack McNeely, Editor and Publisher Terri Likens, Managing Editor Don Foy, News Editor The primal scream for Trump and what it means

didn’t think it would happen. I ished. was wrong. And if it’s true what Did “the media” create Trump and they say, that misery loves com- give him oxygen? Again, it’s not that Ipany, well, I have plenty of it. simple. Cable TV in particular “Never been as wrong on anything beamed his every utterance during in my life,” said David Plouffe, the the primary season, but if his mes- guy who guided Barack Obama to sage hadn’t steadily resonated, cable two decisive victories. ”But sobriety would’ve pulled the plug. More im- about what happened tonight is es- portantly, the mainsteam media for sential.” much of this year performed ad- Sobriety, huh? OK, I’ll give it a try. mirably - digging into Trump’s vari- Clinton had the money, the ads, the ous cons and frauds - with The turnout game, the Hispanic surge, Washington Post leading the way. and the long arc of history. But one But we live now in a fractured media half of this pro- universe, and Trump’s voters simply foundly divided don’t read or heed the mainstream The mourning after nation sum- outlets. moned a primal What’s clearest — if we can believe scream for the the exit stats — is that this election hen I opened my front door indigenous peo- port. ages, giving the was basically a backlash against Wednesday morning after ples. And, yes, too, some Trump voters middle finger to Clinton (and, more generally, against little sleep and numb from Two weeks ago, probably resented the exacerbation of the established the Clintons and the politics-as-usual Wa bad dream that wasn’t a I began saying racial discord under Obama’s watch political order. that they apparently represent). Fifty dream, a dreary rainfall glazed the that Trump would when Americans had hoped for the On behalf of a three percent of Clinton voters said sidewalk as two neighbors gazed win, whether I opposite result. con man with no they “strongly favored” their candi- blankly in my direction. liked it or not. Race as a factor in Republican oppo- Dick qualifications. date; only 42 percent of Trump vot- As I leaned down to pick up my Today, I offer a sition to Obama can’t be ignored or We’ve truly ers felt that way about their guy. But newspaper, a Carole King song fil- clarification: He minimized. Nor can Trump’s role in Polman gone through the 51 percent of Trump voters said their tered through my pre-coffee brain didn’t win the nurturing hostility toward Muslims looking glass. strongest motivation was “dislike” of fog: Something inside has died, and I election. Clinton and Mexicans — or his antipathy to- This is a repugnant milestone in the his opponent. Fairly or not, Clinton can’t hide, and I just can’t fake it. Oh, Kathleen lost it. ward women, the disabled and even a history of this nation, but that middle had too much baggage. Which no, no. Good ol’ Carole King. Parker For voters who war hero’s parents — be dismissed in finger is real and warrants our full makes me wonder what Joe Biden is From there, my morning proceeded couldn’t stand victory. attention. thinking right now. mechanically: Find remote control, Trump, she was a terrible alternative. Minorities have reason to feel threat- If the whitelash had been confined One other thing. When a Democrat turn on “Morning Joe,” fix coffee, Never a great candidate, she was also, ened in a Trump-inspired environ- to the rural towns, Trump would’ve loses a state like Wisconsin — for open refrigerator door, close refriger- tragically, a Clinton when people ment of hostility toward “the other.” lost. But according to the latest na- the first time since 1984 — it’s proof ator door, turn off sound on ringing were ready to move on. She received But leaning primarily on racism, tional exit polls, he won the suburbs anew that the party has lost its ances- cellphone, turn off TV, lie on floor. several million fewer votes than bigotry or sexism to explain what by five percentage points. (He won tral ties to the Rustbelt worker. Sev- I’m guessing this routine sounds fa- Obama did in 2012. happened Tuesday is too facile by Pennsylvania, the first GOP victor eral generations ago, the Democrats miliar to fellow election-dazed And speaking of Obama, he also lost half. Missing from the audiences that since 1988, in part because he over- were known as “the party of the denizens. this election to Trump, despite exit television cameras focused on were performed in suburban counties like working man.” But Trump was able As regular readers of this column polling that showed the president’s millions of others — Republicans, in- Bucks.) And if the whitelash had to exploit the blue-collar anger about know, I rejected Donald Trump on approval rating at 50 percent-plus. dependents, libertarians and maybe been confined to the under-educated stagnant incomes and the exodus of Day One and have spent the past year The 2016 election was as much a even some Democrats — who would voters, Trump would’ve lost. But he jobs. Clinton failed to speak to and — in columns, on TV and in speeches referendum on his legacy as it was on rather be horse-whipped than attend a won white college graduates by four for those people. Democrats haven’t across the country — highlighting the the candidates themselves. When peo- Trump rally but were compelled to points. spoken for those people in many many reasons I found him unaccept- ple want the country to change vote “R” against the likelihood of a Did Clinton lose because she was a years, and last night paid the highest able for the job of president. course, they don’t typically vote for a liberal Supreme Court, lax immigra- woman? To what extent was she price. My opinion hasn’t changed, but as third term of the current president. tion laws and an increasingly costly doomed by misogyny? I’m being And a cruel irony: Clinton may Hillary Clinton said in her acceptance Thus, a vote for Trump was really a health care system, among other con- lobbied to buy that argument. But well wind up winning the popular speech, “Donald Trump is going to be vote against Obamacare and the rising cerns. it’s not that simple. Yes Trump won vote, but if you deem that a nice con- our president. costs of health insurance. It was a The giant X-factor about which I male voters - but his share (53 per- solation prize, consult President We owe him an open mind and a vote against the doubling of the na- have written — the however many cent) was just one point higher than Gore. All it means at this moment is chance to lead.” And Trump, in his tional debt to nearly $20 trillion under who would never admit to voting for Mitt Romney’s in 2012. President that nearly 60 million Americans feel victory speech, said without irony that Obama. It was a vote against a for- Trump but did — was enormous, in- Obama beat Romney among women less connected to their country, less now it’s time to heal the wounds of eign policy that saw the Islamic deed. voters by a margin of 11 points; last proud of their country, and more division. State’s expansion rather than its de- Trump captured a moment and night, Clinton widened that margin fearful than ever before that the dem- Head hurting, but OK. feat. promised to make America great by a grand total of one point. ocratic values they hold dear are im- To begin, there needs to be an honest Clinton’s promise to continue again. He also said that he’ll be the Wrap your head around this: Forty- periled. assessment of what just happened. It Obama’s policies was a suicide president of everybody. Let’s hope he two percent of women nationwide Elections have consequences. None isn’t really that complicated or myste- agenda to a majority of Americans, wasn’t just reading from a voted for a man who boasts about are more profound than those we’ll rious, if you’ve spent any time in the especially those whose lives haven’t teleprompter — and that the word sexually assaulting women, who was soon experience. America where Trump voters live. As improved during the economic recov- trickles down. hit with groping/molesting accusa- one who ventured inside the Beltway ery of the past eight years. Clinton tions by at least a dozen women, and Dick Polman is a national politi- only 12 or so years ago — as a “spy also embraced much of Bernie Kathleen Parker is a syndicated who said at one point that women cal columnist. His email address for Bubba,” I introduced myself — Sanders’ socialist platform, which no columnist. Her e-mail address is who get abortions should be pun- is [email protected]. I’ve spent most of my life among the conservative-leaning voter could sup- [email protected]. Where the media got it all wrong Moderately Confused

et me tell you about my life since Don- close whether they Gore and now a lobbyist for Airbnb, told ald Trump won the Republican pri- would vote for Clinton, the San Francisco Chronicle editorial Lmary. I voted against Trump in June even though she had board, if Clinton won big, Republicans because of his history as an unreliable con- set up home-brew would have to face reality. If the election servative and longtime supporter of big servers for State De- were tight, on the other hand, both sides government. partment emails and would learn nothing and just go back to I voted for Libertarian Gary Johnson in then deleted thousands their corners. the general election. Yet I have had this of those emails after I did not agree. A big win for Clinton dark presence that has shadowed me. they were under sub- would justify her bad decisions and her Wherever I have gone, I have been put in poena. grabby ways. As I write this and Trump the position of explaining or defending All you heard was seems poised to win the Electoral College, Trump by people who saw it as my duty to Debra J. nagging about Trump, I don’t think many Democrats are hoping denounce The Donald. Saunders Trump, Trump. that Trump wins really big — for the good On the radio and in speaking appearances, On panels, it has been of the country. it has fallen to me to explain to Bay Area my job to watch liber- I remain dubious about whether Trump is audiences why someone who is not a com- als excoriating Trump as a racist, sexist up to the job of president. On the other plete idiot would vote for Trump. I can bigot. It never occurred to these fine fel- hand, it is possible that winning the White only assume that my questioners don’t lows that American voters might support House will humble Trump and make him a know any Trump voters — other than rela- him. Sure, they winked, he won the Nean- better man. Whereas with Clinton, we tives they must endure over cocktails dur- derthal GOP primary, but he could never know that power corrupts. ing holidays. win the popular vote. His appeal, they Here’s where the media really got it To mention that Trump was preferable on knew, was limited to angry white men who wrong. Most people in the press never regulation, Obamacare or the U.S. Supreme didn’t go to college. thought Clinton’s baggage would hurt her Court was to invite scorn. How dare any- I was wrong, too. I thought Trump most chances. Me, I thought Hillary Clinton one conjure up issues when Trump’s rheto- likely would lose and also that he could would be a terrible president. And guess ric is so divisive? cost Republicans control of the Senate. I what. So did a huge chunk of American I’ve watched countless hours of cable believed the polls. voters. news, during which reporters grilled Re- San Francisco sure believed those polls. publicans about whether they would vote How many times did I watch Democrats Debra J. Saunders is a syndicated for Trump in November. Never once did I agree that it would be better if Clinton won columnist. Her e-mail address is see a reporter demand that Democrats dis- big? As Chris Lehane, a former aide to Al [email protected]. HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Thursday, November 10, 2016 — A5 NATION

Nation in Brief Trump protested across U.S.

State case in black nesota State Capitol Tuesday motorist shooting ‘Not my night with about 100 people swelled at is moved into down- enters sixth day president,’ town St. Paul, the Minneapolis Star Tribune reported. CHARLESTON, S.C. (AP) say protesters Protesters blocked downtown — The prosecution is calling streets and traveled west on Uni- witnesses for a sixth day in shocked by versity Avenue where they the murder trial of a former shouted expletives about Trump South Carolina police officer Trump win in English and Spanish. charged in the death of a There were other Midwest black motorist. By ANDREW DALTON protest marches in Omaha, Ne- Former North Charleston Associated Press braska, and Kansas City, Mis- patrolman Michael Slager is souri. charged in the shooting of LOS ANGELES (AP) — A day Marchers protesting Trump’s 50-year-old Walter Scott as after Donald Trump’s election to election chanted and carried he ran from a traffic stop in the presidency, campaign divi- signs in front of the Trump Inter- April 2015. sions appeared to widen as many national Hotel in Washington, Cellphone video that cap- thousands of demonstrators — D.C. tured Scott being shot in the some with signs with messages Media outlets broadcast video back stunned the nation. declaring “NOT MY PRESI- Wednesday night showing a As testimony begins Thurs- DENT” — flooded streets across peaceful crowd in front of the day, the prosecution has the country to protest his surprise new downtown hotel. Many called 23 witnesses to lay triumph. chanted “No racist USA, no out its case that although From New England to heartland Trump, no KKK.” Slager may have been pro- cities like Kansas City and along Another group stood outside the voked by Scott running the West Coast, demonstrators AP White House. away, there was no justifica- bore flags and effigies of the They held candles, listened to tion for shooting him five president-elect, disrupting traffic Protesters rally outside the Trump International Hotel and Tower, Wednesday, in Chicago, speeches and sang songs. times. and declaring that they refused to Ill., in opposition of Donald Trump's presidential election victory. Dallas activists gathered by the The defense has countered accept Trump’s victory. dozens outside the city’s sports that the investigation was Flames lit up the night sky in Palaza, police said, clogging in- 1,800 to 2,000 people partici- the primary — expressed anger arena, the American Airlines botched. California cities Wednesday as tersections and freeway on- pated in the Chicago protests. Po- at both Republicans and Democ- Center. Defense attorney Andy thousands of protesters burned a ramps. lice reported five arrests, rats over the election’s outcome. In Oregon, dozens of people Savage noted Wednesday giant papier-mache Trump head In Chicago, where thousands including two for obstructing In Boston, thousands of anti- blocked traffic in downtown that people using a toy metal in Los Angeles and started fires had recently poured into the traffic, but said there were no Trump protesters streamed Portland, burned American flags detector found bullets at the in Oakland intersections. streets to celebrate the Chicago major incidents. through downtown, chanting and forced a delay for trains on scene missed by state inves- Los Angeles demonstrators also Cubs’ first World Series victory A similar protest in Manhattan “Trump’s a racist” and carrying two light-rail lines. tigators. beat a Trump piñata and sprayed in over a century, several thou- drew about 1,000 people. Out- signs that said “Impeach Trump” Hundreds massed in downtown the Los Angeles Times building sand people marched through the side Trump Tower on Fifth Av- and “Abolish Electoral College.” Seattle streets. and news vans with anti-Trump Loop. enue in midtown, police installed Clinton appears to be on pace to Many held anti-Trump and Judge: Woman's profanity. One protester outside They gathered outside Trump barricades to keep the demon- win the popular vote, despite los- Black Lives Matter signs and statements allowed LA City Hall read a sign that sim- Tower, chanting “Not my presi- strators at bay. ing the electoral count that de- chanted slogans, including ply said “this is very bad.” dent!” Hundreds of protesters gathered cides the presidential race. “Misogyny has to go,” and “The in texting Late in the evening several hun- Chicago resident Michael near Philadelphia’s City Hall de- The protesters gathered on people united, will never be de- dred people blocked one of the Burke said he believes the presi- spite chilly, wet weather. Partici- Boston Common before march- feated.” suicide trial city’s busiest freeways, U.S. 101 dent-elect will “divide the coun- pants — who included both ing toward the Massachusetts Five people were shot and in- between downtown and Holly- try and stir up hatred.” He added supporters of Democratic nomi- Statehouse, with beefed-up secu- jured in an area near the protest, PLAINVILLE, Mass. (AP) wood. there was a constitutional duty nee Hillary Clinton and inde- rity including extra police offi- but police said the shootings and — A Massachusetts judge In Oakland, several thousand not to accept that outcome. pendent Vermont Sen. Bernie cers. the demonstration were unre- has ruled that statements people gathered in Frank Ogawa Police said that an estimated Sanders, who lost to Clinton in A protest that began at the Min- lated. made by a woman who sent her boyfriend text messages encouraging him to kill him- self can be used by prosecu- tors at her manslaughter Trump begins to play catch up on transition to White House trial. The Sun Chronicle reports WASHINGTON (AP) — The true test ginning. First phase of the beginning. “ a Taunton Juvenile Court now begins for Donald Trump. Bill Hagerty, Trump’s director of presi- judge on Tuesday denied a The Republican president-elect paid little dential appointments, declined to detail a motion by 20-year-old attention to transition planning leading up timeline for Trump’s first personnel Michelle Carter’s lawyers to to his stunning victory. With 72 days be- moves. A chief of staff is traditionally ap- suppress statements she fore he takes control of the executive pointed in the initial weeks after an elec- made to police. branch, Trump and his senior team on tion. Carter is charged in the Wednesday immediately began the her- “It’s something that’s got to be pretty death of 18-year-old Conrad culean task of picking a Cabinet and tap- close held until the president-elect is ready Roy III. Roy’s body was ping hundreds of appointees to senior to begin to announce appointments,” he found in his pickup truck in roles in key departments — State, De- said. Fairhaven. fense, Homeland Security, Commerce and A small transition team has been meeting He died of carbon monox- Treasury among them — many requiring since early August to discuss legislative ide poisoning. multiple security reviews or Senate con- priorities and plans for taking over agen- Carter had claimed that firmation. cies. While Christie provided Trump with statements she made to po- “They have a long way to go,” said Max weekly updates, until now, the campaign lice three months after Roy’s Stier, president and CEO of the Partner- and transition operations functioned as death were illegally obtained ship for Public Service, an outside group relatively distinct entities and in different because she was not told she that was working with both campaigns on cities — Trump’s campaign in New York had a right to a lawyer. transition planning since the summer. “It’s and the transition team in Washington. A trial date hasn’t been set. imperative to have the right people AP An organizational chart for the transition A pretrial status hearing is brought in fast and they’re prepared.” team obtained by The Associated Press scheduled for Dec. 1. Stier described the transition as “a point New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie pumps his fist as President-elect Donald confirms that some familiar names are of maximum vulnerability” for the nation. Trump gives his acceptance speech during his election night rally, playing senior roles in shaping a Trump As president-elect, Trump is entitled to Wednesday, in New York. administration. Hearing set for man get the same daily intelligence briefing as National security planning was being led accused of trying to President Barack Obama — one that in- The group included the transition chair- quickly filling key national security posts, by former Michigan Rep. Mike Rogers, cludes information on U.S. covert opera- man, New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie, Re- according to people familiar with the con- who previously worked for the FBI. join Islamic State tions, information gleaned about world publican National Committee Chairman versations but not authorized to discuss Joseph “Keith” Kellogg, a retired Army leaders and other data gathered by Amer- Reince Priebus, Alabama Sen. Jeff Ses- them publicly. lieutenant general, was heading defense COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) ica’s 17 intelligence agencies. sions, Vice President-elect Mike Pence “We had a great meeting and I thought it planning. For domestic issues, the Trump — A bond hearing is set for Trump’s senior team huddled privately and daughter Ivanka Trump’s husband, was valuable. And lots of work has been transition team was relying on the leader- an Ohio man accused of try- to begin a more focused period of transi- Jared Kushner, among others. done,” said Sessions, a top Trump adviser. ship of Ken Blackwell, a former Cincin- ing to travel to Libya to join tion planning. The team is putting a premium on “So it’s the beginning, really a solid be- nati mayor and Ohio secretary of state. the Islamic State group. A federal prosecutor in Columbus says Aaron Daniels wired $250 to an Is- lamic State group operative Police search for gunman after 5 injured in Seattle shooting in January and told an under- cover informant about his in- SEATTLE (AP) — A man als,” Merner said. dition. and trying to identify the gun- were closed while police investi- terest in traveling overseas opened fire on a crowd outside a All five people shot were taken She said two other men re- man, who fled the scene on foot, gated the scene and interviewed to commit jihad. convenience store in downtown to Harborview Medical Center in mained in critical, but stable con- Merner said. Streets in the area witnesses. Daniels’ court-appointed Seattle, wounding five people Seattle. Harborview Medical dition in intensive care. attorney has declined to and setting off an intense police Center spokeswoman Susan The five victims range in age comment. search, authorities said. Gregg said the condition of one from 20s to 50s and sustained in- Daniels was taken into cus- Seattle Assistant Police Chief woman and two men wounded juries to their legs, chest and tody Monday at John Glenn Robert Merner said four men and improved by Wednesday night neck, Gregg said. Columbus International Air- one woman were hurt after an ar- from serious to satisfactory con- Authorities were searching for port after a months-long in- gument near Pine Street and vestigation. Third Avenue outside a 7-Eleven Prosecutors want the 20- store near a busy bus stop. year-old Daniels kept in jail. “There was some type of argu- Nov Magistrate Judge Terence ment that took place, a suspect INSTITUTE OF Kemp scheduled a Thursday walked away and then fired into 26th INNERSCIENCES morning hearing. crowd striking those individu-

freeday at Isha Institute of Inner-sciences FreeYogaDay.us A6 — HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Thursday, November 10, 2016 LOCAL/NATION Arizona man accused of shooting officer is killed by police

By PAUL DAVENPORT rant, the department said in a statement. minor injuries from glass shards. The Show Low Several hundred people attended a candlelight Associated Press It was unclear whether Reed was shot inside or department said she was 15. No other details about vigil for Reed on Wednesday night at a downtown outside the restaurant in the town of about 10,000 her were released. marketplace in Show Low. A man accused of killing a police officer and hol- people in Apache-Sitgreaves National Forest. Erickson’s death came after he fired at officers No details were immediately disclosed about the ing up in an Arizona cabin with a teenage girl be- Erickson fled following the shooting and was who had surrounded the cabin and they returned restaurant disturbance and Molesa said investigators lieved to have been a hostage was shot dead found at the rental cabin in the nearby community fire, Molesa said. were conducting interviews to determine a possible Wednesday by officers after the gunman opened of Pinetop-Lakeside, where he barricaded himself Reed, 50, was married and had a son and a daugh- motive for the shooting of the officer. fire, authorities said. inside with the girl, said Chief Deputy James ter. The former sheriff’s deputy had been with Show He said Erickson had no outstanding arrest war- The shooting of Daniel Erickson, 36, came after Molesa of the Navajo County Sheriff’s Office. Low police since 2006 and was scheduled to retire rants, but an Arizona Department of Corrections on- he pulled a gun Tuesday and shot Officer Darrin “We assume that she was a hostage throughout the in February. line profile for Erickson said he had served prison Reed of the Show Low Police Department when whole thing,” he said. “He was known and liked by everybody,” Molesa time over the past decade after being convicted of Reed was responding to a disturbance at a restau- The girl, who Molesa said was 14, was treated for said. “This will be really tough for this area.” endangerment and a crime involving marijuana.

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HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Thursday, November 10, 2016 — A7 LOCAL/NATION Obituaries US stock indexes Billie B. Phillips three sisters, Florance Brown, Freddy Harold Allen on Sept. 18, 1955, to the late Bonnie Lou Phillips, and Anna V. Everett Tinsley and Lena (Rice) COOKEVILLE — Funeral Phillips; and grandson, Jerry Lee COOKEVILLE — Funeral Allen. mostly lower in services for Billie B. Phillips, 75, Lewis. services for Freddy Harold Allen, He was a self-employed trader of Baxter, were held today, at 11 He is survived by two brothers, 61, of Baxter, will be held at 1 and logger. a.m. Thursday, Nov. 10, in the Hobert (Faye) Phillips, of Rick- p.m. Saturday, Nov. 12, in the In addition to his parents, he chapel of Presley Funeral Home man and Oscar B. Phillips, of chapel of Whitson Funeral was preceded in death by a son, morning trading with Bro. Bobby Roberts offici- Baxter; two sisters, Lou Ann Home, with Bro. Ronald Strong Cody Allen, and a sister, Brenda ating. Interment (Billy) Peek, of Algood, and officiating. Burgess. followed in Pearlene (Billy) Crowe, of Bax- Burial will follow in Allen He is survived by a son, De- By ALEX VEIGA a Trump rally,” said Doug Cote, Poplar Springs ter; 12 grandchildren; 20 great- Cemetery. Wayne Allen; brother, Arnold AP Business Writer chief market strategist for Voya Cemetery. grandchildren; three Visitation with the family will Allen; sister, Barbara Winches- Investment Management. Mr. Phillips great-great-grandchildren; and a be on Friday, Nov. 11, from 5-9 ter; grandchildren, Angel and The major U.S. stock indexes “Today we’re having a little passed away host of nieces, nephews, and p.m. at the funeral home. Jacob Allen; and several friends. were mostly lower in morning breather, a little rest, but the key Wednesday, Nov. friends. Mr. Allen was pronounced Family and friends will serve as trading Thursday as an early thing that will also keep the 9, 2016, at Cookeville Regional Pallbearers were family and dead-on-arrival Monday, Nov. 7, pallbearers. surge faded. Utilities, technol- market going is the S&P 500 Medical Center, in Cookeville, friends. 2016, at Cookeville Regional Whitson Funeral Home is in ogy and consumer-focused corporate earnings for the third Tenn., following an extended ill- You may share your thoughts or Medical Center. charge of arrangements, 931- stocks were among the biggest quarter are positive for the first ness. send condolences to the family Freddy Harold Allen was born 526-2151. decliners. Banks and other fi- time in six quarters.” He was born Monday, Oct. 6, by visiting www.presleyfuneral- nancial companies were up the NO DIAL TONE: Phone com- 1941, in Overton County, Tenn., home.com. most. The market was coming panies were trading lower, part to the late Robert Lee Phillips Professional services were pro- off a big rally following the of a sell-off in telecom and and Lizzie Mae Johnson Phillips. vided by Presley Funeral Home, Ruby Bell Davidson Boiling Springs Cemetery. election of Donald Trump as the other safe-haven stocks. AT&T Billie was retired after a long 931-528-1044. Spears Family will receive friends at next U.S. president. lost 64 cents, or 1.7 percent, to career at Hermitage Hardwood the church Friday, Nov. 11, from KEEPING SCORE: The Dow $36.80, while Verizon slid and WT Sewell. COOKEVILLE — Funeral 5-8 p.m. Jones industrial average $1.49, or 1.8 percent, to $81.75. In addition to his parents, he services will be held for Ruby Ms. Spears passed away climbed 118 points, or 0.6 per- T-Mobile US slid $1.31, or 2.5 was preceeded in death by his Bell Davidson Spears, 89, at 11 Wednesday, Nov. 9, 2016, at her cent, to 18,708 as of 11:40 a.m. percent, to $51.70. wife, Nellie Hicks Phillips; three a.m. Saturday, Nov. 12, at residence. Eastern time. The Standard & MIXED RESULTS: Novavax brothers, Telbert Lee Phillips, JV Church Of Jesus Christ of Latter- Whitson Funeral Home is in Poor’s 500 index slid 4 points, slumped 20 percent after the Phillips, and Willie D. Phillips; day Saints, on Walnut Avenue, charge of arrangements, 931- or 0.2 percent, to 2,159. The biopharmaceutical company re- Cookeville. Burial will be in 526-2151. Nasdaq composite index lost 68 ported third-quarter revenue points, or 1.3 percent, to 5,183. that fell short of financial ana- TRUMP BOUNCE: The up- lysts’ forecasts. The stock slid Clarence Ensor Gaw years. He was a volleyball enthu- Birl Ray Moss land Cemetery. coming Trump presidency, 34 cents to $1.36. siast and played in the Tennessee Mr. Moss passed away on Sun- which will commence on Jan. BANKS SURGE: Several big COOKEVILLE — Funeral Senior Olympics for many years. LIVINGSTON — Funeral serv- day, Nov. 6, 2016, at his resi- 20, triggered a strong rally on banks were moving higher amid services for Clarence Ensor Gaw, He is survived by his wife of 61 ices were held today for Birl Ray dence. Wednesday that carried into speculation that a Trump presi- 80, of Cookeville, will be at 11 years, Loretta Burchett Gaw, Moss, 74, of Cookeville, at 1 Hall Funeral Home was in early trading on Thursday. dency could result in higher in- a.m. Saturday, Nov. 12, at Wil- whom he married May 28, 1955 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 10, at the charge of arrangements, 931- Traders were focusing on terest rates and less government low Avenue Church of Christ in Cookeville; two sons and chapel of Hall Funeral Home in 823-5010. Trump’s promises to boost U.S. regulation, which tend to bene- with Bro. Clarence DeLoach and daughers-in-law, Mike and Kim Livingston. Burial was in Nether- economic growth through infra- fit banks and other financial grandson Tyler Gaw, and Jeff and Debbie Gaw, structure spending and by cut- stocks. JPMorgan Chase Gaw officiating. all of Cookeville; a sister and ting red tape, rather than climbed $2.16, or 2.9 percent, Interment will brother-in-law, Judy and Gary uncertainties such as what he to $75.40. Goldman Sachs rose follow at Crest Richardson of Jackson County; Brenda Lou Smith Brenda is survived by her hus- might do with trade agreements. $4.01, or 2.1 percent, to Lawn Cemetery. and five grandchildren, Tyler and Hicks band, George Hicks of Algood; a Before the election, markets had $196.64. The family will wife Letha Gaw, Derek Gaw, son, Dolan Bilbrey and wife been worried about a Trump BETTER QUARTER: Macy’s receive friends Chandler Gaw, Chayce Gaw and COOKEVILLE — Funeral Jody, of Cookeville; three daugh- presidency because his cam- rose 8.5 percent after the depart- Friday evening from 4-8 p.m. at Mandy Lyne Gaw; and two services for Brenda Lou Smith ters, Traci Massengill and hus- paign promises carried few pol- ment store chain raised its sale the Cookeville chapel of Hooper- great-grandchildren, Elizabeth Hicks, 66, of Cookeville, will be band Charles, of Sparta, Tammie icy details, making him an outlook for the year, citing im- Huddleston and Horner Funeral and Adaline Gaw. held Friday, Nov. 11, at 11 a.m., Allred and husband Clinton, of unknown quantity compared proved business in the third Home and again Saturday from Pallbearers will be his grand- in the chapel of Presley Funeral Alpine and Kim Gragg (and the with rival Hillary Clinton. quarter. 9-11 a.m. at the church. sons, Tyler, Derek, Chandler and Home, with Pastors Chris Don- late David Gragg) of Cookeville; THE QUOTE: “We had a The stock gained $3.28 to Mr. Gaw passed away suddenly Chayce Gaw, long-time friend nelly and Andy Berg officiating. nine grandchildren and four gangbuster day yesterday; call it $41.66. Wednesday morning, Nov. 9, Lewis Coomer, and great- Interment will great-grandchildren; one brother, 2016 at his home. nephews Wyatt and Luke Mabry. follow in Dodson Roger Smith and a sister, Helen He was born on Sept. 14, 1936 Memorial contributions may be Branch Ceme- Smith, both of Cookeville. in Putnam County, Tenn., to the made to Happy Haven Children’s tery. Pallbearers will be Ray Mize, late Ensor and Dimple Farris Home, 2311 Wakefield Dr., The family will Scott Bilbrey, Anthony Smith, Mayor-comedian: Gaw. Cookeville, TN 38501 or to Wil- receive friends Danny Buckner, Randall Bilbrey, Mr. Gaw was a member of Wil- low Meals at Willow Avenue today, Thursday and Joseph Hicks. low Avenue Church of Christ. He Church of Christ, 1150 S. Willow Nov. 10, from 5-8 p.m. and Fri- Honorary pallbearers will be The wait for abuse of was one of the original members Avenue, Cookeville, TN 38506. day from 9 a.m. until service time grandchildren. when Willow Avenue congrega- You may share your thoughts at Presley Funeral Home. You may share your thoughts or tion began. and memories at www.hhhfuner- Brenda passed away Tuesday, send condolences to the family He was a Tennessee National als.com. Nov. 8, 2016, at Vanderbilt Uni- by visiting www.presleyfuneral- power verdict no joke Guard veteran. Hooper-Huddleston and Horner versity Medical Center in home.com. He worked at Foutch Distribut- Funeral Home is in charge of Nashville following a brief ill- Professional services provided HILLSBORO, Ohio (AP) — mean it will,” Hastings said. ing for many years and still en- arrangements, 931-526-6111. ness. by Presley Funeral Home, 931- A veteran standup comedian He thanked his wife “for her joyed seeing some of his old She was born Tuesday, Aug. 15, 528-1044. who is mayor of a small Ohio strength and for standing by route customers. He began Gaw’s 1950 in Gainesboro, to the late town says waiting for the ver- me” and thanked his attorney, Auto Mart in 1984 and worked Elmer and Martha Elizabeth dict in a criminal case against who he said “did a good job there for 32 years. He had a love Henson Smith. him was “very scary” and his with a difficult case.” for buying and selling cars as a In addition to her parents, she stress lifted with his acquittal on He said his attorney had to sort wholesaler and made many was preceded in death by a son- charges accusing him of abus- out the political agenda from friends of his customers in mid- in-law, David Gragg and a ing his power. the facts. dle Tennessee through those brother, Eddie Smith. A Highland County jury on “At the end of the day, you Wednesday found Hillsboro can’t convince a jury on the Mayor Drew Hastings not witch hunt,” the mayor said re- guilty. Hastings was charged ferring to the prosecution’s with election falsification con- case. “Witch hunts don’t leave Little People, Dungeons & Dragons top Toy Hall of Fame class cerning his residency and other a lot of fingerprints.” violations stemming from al- Hastings has appeared on late- ROCHESTER, N.Y. (AP) — other hurdle. “It essentially is a vehicle for from early Greece, the hall of leged misuse of city trash bins. night television shows. The At long last, a big honor for the Since being introduced in empowering them to make up fame said. The judge threw out two other criminal investigation began Little People. 1959, more than 2 billion Little stories,” he said of the 1974 “Though the equipment has felony counts. shortly after Hasting’s re-elec- After seven times as finalists People have been sold. The ear- role-playing game created by evolved with the centuries, the The Republican mayor said tion to a second term a year ago. for the National Toy Hall of liest tubular wooden versions Gary Gygax and Dave Arneson. pleasure children and adults find after his acquittal that the short “The jury heard the evidence Fame, the tiny tenants of Fisher- evolved over the years to the “Most importantly, Dungeons in swinging has hardly changed reading of the verdict was al- and made their decision, and the Price’s house, barn and school plastic figures with arms, legs & Dragons’ mechanics lent at all,” curator Patricia Hogan most “anticlimactic” compared mayor was exonerated,” city bus were enshrined on Thursday. and dimensional faces of today. themselves to computer applica- said. with the stress he and his family council president Lee Koogler They were joined by the swing “Moms have always loved Lit- tions, and it had a direct impact Anyone can nominate a toy but went through for a year, The said. “The city has to find a way and Dungeons & Dragons in the tle People because it’s really on hugely successful electronic to become a finalist, it must Times-Gazette reported. to move forward, and the mayor hall’s class of 2016. wholesome ... It’s all about shar- games like World of Warcraft,” have lasted across generations, “You feel you know how it and council have to work to- “People have called us the ing, caring, nurturing,” Andolina curator Nic Ricketts said. influenced the way toys are de- should go, but that doesn’t gether for the citizens.” Susan Lucci of the toy world,” said. The swing was recognized for signed or played with and fos- Fisher-Price spokeswoman The company works to pre- its longevity over centuries. Ver- tered learning or creativity Brenda Andolina said as the East serve that affection, she said, sions of the staple of modern through play. The finalists are Aurora-based toy maker pre- even changing the audio chip in playgrounds and backyards are chosen by historians and cura- pared to send a busload of em- the Little People SUV recently depicted in ancient cave draw- tors at The Strong and sent to a ployees to the ceremony, albeit after a working mother com- ings in Europe, carved figures panel of expert judges who de- a lower key one than when the plained that one of the toy from Crete and ceramic vases cide the winners. much-nominated soap actress mom’s phrases — “Time for got her Emmy. yoga and a smoothie” — missed “One of their challenges has the mark. been, frankly, that they’ve been “Somebody called us out that kind of little and they’ve been that wasn’t the best portrayal, it easier to overlook or postpone didn’t resonate, so we reconsid- for our national selection advi- ered it and it was an easy change sory committee,” said Chris for us to make,” Andolina said. Bensch, The Strong’s vice pres- Fellow inductee Dungeons & ident for collections. He said Dragons is, in some ways, the their relatively limited audience adult version of Fisher-Price Lit- of 1- to 5-year-olds has been an- tle People, Bensch said.

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MOSCOW (AP) — In careful phrasing lar and wildly different. The U.S. government believes Putin relations with all nations. befitting the spy he once was, Vladimir Trump’s praise of the Russian president might have interfered in the election that “We will get along with all other na- Putin has made it clear he expects a great as a strong leader, his suggestion that the resulted in Trump’s victory. The intelli- tions willing to get along with us,” deal from President-elect Donald US could abandon its NATO commit- gence community has concluded that Trump said. “I want to tell the world Trump. And, the billionaire businessman ments and his vehement complaints Russia was responsible for hacking into community that while we will always may expect a transactional relationship about allegedly biased news media all the emails of the Democratic National put America’s interests first, we will deal with Putin. appear to parallel Putin’s view of the Committee and Clinton campaign chair- fairly with everyone, with everyone — Although the Kremlin clearly detested world. man John Podesta and gave them to all people and all other nations. We will Hillary Clinton, Putin’s public state- Trump has repeatedly called for better WikiLeaks, which released them. Some seek common ground, not hostility; part- ments on Trump’s victory steered clear relations with Russia, frequently musing embarrassed and damaged the Clinton nership, not conflict.” of gloating. Other Russians were less about a rosy world in which Russia and campaign. Putin would be most pleased if the U.S. fastidious, suggesting that Putin in pri- the U.S. get along. On Wednesday, Putin Russia, it appears, wants Trump to play dropped the sanctions imposed for Rus- vate could be delighted — and perhaps did the same, hoping that the “degraded” the overture, and only then decide sia’s annexation of Crimea and its in- harboring unreasonable expectations. relations between the two powers would whether to applaud. volvement in the continuing war in Trump’s rise to the White House puts improve once Trump takes over. Putin Trump made no specific mention of eastern Ukraine. That could appeal to AP two men into seats of global power who noted, however, that the tension “is not Russia in his first post-election com- Trump’s sense that he is the master of Vladimir Putin makes a toast in are paradoxically both remarkably simi- our fault.” ments but made clear that he wants good the deal. Moscow.

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Thursday, November 10, 2016 SPORTS B Two new Golden Eagles sign

Ben Craven | Herald-Citizen Ben Craven | Herald-Citizen, file Cookeville’s Riley Masters looks for an opening to shoot against a William Blount de- Cookeville’s Will Brooks tees off during the TSSAA State Tournament on Oct. 11 at the fender during the Lady Cavs’ 53-51 loss at CHS. Masters signed to play basketball for Willowbrook Golf Course in Manchester. Brooks signed to play golf at Tennessee Tech Tennessee Tech on Wednesday at CHS. University on Wednesday at CHS. Masters has more growing to do Brooks looks to improve

By BEN CRAVEN and Memphis during the offseason before attending on best season of career HERALD-CITIZEN Sports Staff Tech’s Elite Camp, but she’s also coming off her best season with the Lady Cavaliers. By BEN CRAVEN (Tennessee Tech) Coach (Polk) Brown invited Brooks on a visit Cookeville High School’s Riley Masters extended In her junior season, Masters was third in points, HERALD-CITIZEN Sports Staff Brown approached him and to Tennessee Tech last fall, and her future in Cookeville on Wednesday at CHS as scoring 254 total points with 198 coming from 2- talked to him about signing with despite knowing most of the she signed to play basketball for Tennessee Tech point field goals and 56 coming from free throws. Cookeville’s Will Brooks took Tech, and I was pleased to be campus already, Brooks was im- University next year. Her shooting percentage was just over 50, and she the next step in his career on one of the first people that Will pressed with some of the golf “Tech was always where I figued I’d go. It’s close also built up 50 offensive rebounds, 106 defensive Wednesday as he signed to play called. I had already talked to team’s facilities. to home, and I found out they have a really good rebounds, 13 assists, 12 steals, and a team-high 22 golf with Tennessee Tech Uni- Coach Brown when he called to “The indoor chipping facility basketball program so I really wanted to go there,” blocks. versity next year. ask me what I thought of Will. I they have is nice, and the new Masters said. “(Tech) watched me play once in the “She’s got speed, and she’s got length,” CHS head “Will has wanted to play col- told (Brooks) that it was a big workout facility by the baseball spring and several times throughout the summer in coach Mindy Odom said. “When she wants to play lege golf for a while, and he is decision, but If he wants to go to field is nice too,” Brooks said. (Amateur Athletic Union) exposure tournaments. I a power game, she can play it. Her outside shot is definitely that caliber of a Tech, then that’s what he should “(Brown) also just explained to attended their Elite camp at the end of the summer still developing, but it’s still pretty good. I think she player,” Cookeville High School do. Tech is a great school to go me how college golf works. In and went for a visit in October. They offered me could even play the small forward spot, so she head coach Larry Pitts said. “He to, their golf program is improv- high school, you get used to during the official visit, and that’s when I commit- brings a lot to the table.” had looked at a couple of differ- ing, and I think he’ll be an addi- matches, but in college, it’s all ted.” ent schools, and a couple of dif- tion that will help it to improve Masters played for AAU teams out of Byrdstown See MASTERS, Page B2 ferent schools had talked to him. even more.” See BROOKS, Page B2 Tech men sign Satterfield pleased with offensive line’s improvement By SCOTT WILSON Camden hoop star HERALD-CITIZEN Sports Staff By no means was Marcus Satterfield satis- By SCOTT WILSON as a coach. fied with his team’s loss last week to the HERALD-CITIZEN Sports Staff “Hunter is a high level shooter Tennessee Volunteers. The Tennessee Tech and we hope he will be an elite football coach watched his Golden Eagles When a college coach looks to level shooter before he leaves here. fall 55-0 to the Southeastern Conference begin recruiting for the upcoming We think his work ethic will allow powerhouse at Neyland Stadium and, as the season; a real evaluation of the him to be,” Payne said. “He can re- score indicated, not many things went well. team’s assets has to take place. ally shoot, handle and pass, and Offensively, Tech could only manage 224 Finding someone to fill the holes he’s a sneaky athlete. He’s quicker yards of offense, including just 60 on the left by graduation is the top priority and more athletic than you think he ground. The Volunteers; however, had 471 when hitting the recruiting trail. is and I think the thing that sepa- yards of offense, gaining Tennessee Tech Basketball Coach rates him from everyone else is his 294 through the air. Steve Payne had to do that this past competitive spirit. But through all the num- summer and all that hard work paid “He’s one of those guys that he’s bers, Satterfield was off Wednesday when Camden not arrogant. He knows he’s pretty pleased with the way his (Tenn.) Central High School star good and he’s confident in his abil- offensive line played. The Hunter Vick signed with the ities. Hunter doesn’t back down unit the coach had called Golden Eagles. from anybody. He’s already a good Football out a couple of weeks ago “Finding the right fit is the key player, but his mentality, and his for not keeping defenses and Hunter is certainly the right approach to the game and to life, away from quarterback fit,” Payne said. “I am so impressed that’s what draws you to him. You Michael Birdsong or opening holes for run- with his character, his toughness, want to coach that kid. You want ning backs, did its best job of the year. his work ethic, his ability to shoot that kid on your team.” “We protected better than we have all year. the basketball., his ability to pass After his junior season, Vick Mike didn’t get hit the whole game and the basketball and, as much as any- earned several honors. He was that’s unbelievable,” Satterfield said. “Our Ben Craven | Herald-Citizen thing, his ability to compete. named all-district, all-tournament, offensive line looked like a completely dif- Tennessee Tech associate head coach Tyree Foreman addresses the offen- “He checks a lot of boxes of what district MVP, all-West Tennessee ferent offensive line.” sive line during the Golden Eagles’ 55-0 loss to the Tennessee Volunteers on we’re looking for.” and all-state. He was also selected “It was mind boggling to me how well we Saturday in Knoxville. Vick, a 6-foot-4, 170-pound All-West Tennessee Preseason protected against Tennessee’s starting de- guard, has established himself as a Player of the Year heading into the fense and then continued to protect well as versatile scorer during his career at 2016-17 campaign. the game went on and they substituted.” CCHS. With his size and shooting “They’re all good when you sign Prior to the trip to Knoxville, Tech’s offen- “We protected better than we have ability, he can play the point, but them. When they get here, how do sive line had been porous, allowing 31 sacks also shines at the two guard, and at they adapt to the quickness of it, the in eight games. all year. Mike didn’t get hit the the three position. strength of it, the daily demands of “I called a couple of run blocking patterns In only three seasons at Camden, it?” said Payne. “He has a capacity for them and they did a great job. Hopefully, whole game and that’s unbelievable” Vick has scored 1,764 points for an for work that a lot of people don’t they can continue to get better moving for- average of 21.7 points per game. have. ward,” Satterfield said. “I was concerned if Satterfield Marcus Satterfield He has dished out almost 300 as- “I don’t think he will be surprised our guys could block anybody.” Tennessee Tech football head coach sists and has committed over 200 by how hard we work in the weight The Golden Eagles will get their chance to steals. Vick also has a presence on room because he’s already doing show if the improvement on the offensive the backboards, pulling down 430 that. I don’t think he will be sur- line is permanent or not as Tech closes out Racers is scheduled for 1:30 p.m. proud of them.” rebounds. prised by our discipline and work the season with two more Ohio Valley Con- “I told the offensive line ‘you’ve been Satterfield continued, “Now we didn’t Payne also had a prior connection ethic because he already does that ference games. caught on tape. You’ve shown you can do dominate Tennessee. We had 200 yards of to the Vick family, before recruiting himself. I am looking forward to Tech will visit Tennessee State University that against some of the best players in the offense and couldn’t score in the red zone. Hunter. Hunter’s father, Stephen, seeing how he fits when he gets on Saturday at 3 p.m. before ending the reg- country. When we play these last two OVC But comparable to where we’ve been, we played for Payne at Union Univer- here. I believe he’s going to have a ular season at home on Nov. 19 against Mur- games it better be like that and better.’ stayed between the defender and the quar- sity for one of Payne’s first teams great career.” ray State University. TTU’s kickoff with the “They looked really physical and I was terback, which was a huge step for us.” B2 — HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Thursday, November 10, 2016 SPORTS

SCOREBOARD MASTERS: Odom confident in defensive ability I Golden State at Denver, 9 p.m. On Television L.A. Lakers at Sacramento, 10:30 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 10 Friday’s Games From Page B1 COLLEGE FOOTBALL Cleveland at Washington, 7 p.m. 6:30 p.m. Indiana at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. ESPN — North Carolina at Duke Toronto at Charlotte, 7 p.m. “I think my size gives me an ESPNU — Louisiana-Lafayette at Georgia Utah at Orlando, 7 p.m. Southern New York at Boston, 7:30 p.m. advantage,” Masters added. 8:30 p.m. L.A. Clippers at Oklahoma City, 8 p.m. “My team can throw me lobs FS1 — Utah at Arizona St. Detroit at San Antonio, 8:30 p.m. GOLF Sacramento at Portland, 10 p.m. that they couldn’t throw to Noon Saturday’s Games someone who is 5-foot-8. My GOLF — PGA Tour, OHL Classic at Mayakoba, Boston at Indiana, 7 p.m. first round, at Playa del Carmen, Mexico L.A. Lakers at New Orleans, 7 p.m. size also alows me to block 2 a.m. (Friday) New York at Toronto, 7:30 p.m. GOLF — European PGA Tour, Nedbank Golf Philadelphia at Atlanta, 7:30 p.m. shots.” Challenge, second round, at Sun City, South L.A. Clippers at Minnesota, 8 p.m. “I think, after this season, I’ll Africa San Antonio at Houston, 8 p.m. NBA BASKETBALL Utah at Miami, 8 p.m. be ready. It’s going to take a lot 7 p.m. Washington at Chicago, 8 p.m. of growing and maturing, but TNT — Chicago at Miami Memphis at Milwaukee, 8:30 p.m. 9:30 p.m. Brooklyn at Phoenix, 9 p.m. I’m excited to do that this sea- TNT — L.A. Lakers at Sacramento Detroit at Denver, 9 p.m. NFL FOOTBALL Sunday’s Games son.” 7:20 p.m. Charlotte at Cleveland, 3:30 p.m. A big part of that growth will NFL — Cleveland at Baltimore L.A. Lakers at Minnesota, 7 p.m. SOCCER Orlando at Oklahoma City, 7 p.m. have to do with her strength. De- 9 p.m. Phoenix at Golden State, 8 p.m. spite her bigger frame at 6-foot- ESPN2 — Women, International friendly, Denver at Portland, 9 p.m. United States vs. Romania, at San Jose, 1-inch, Masters missed a bulk of Calif. I National Hockey League the Lady Cavs strength and con- I ditioning training during volley- NCAA Football Standings and schedule ball season. Playoff Rankings All Times EST EASTERN CONFERENCE “I told her the other day that Record Atlantic Division Ben Craven | Herald-Citizen 1. Alabama 9-0 GP WLOT Pts GF GA it’s time to go to work,” Odom 2. Clemson 9-0 Montreal 13 11 1123 42 30 said. “She needs to go watch Riley Masters, center, signs to play basketball for Tennessee Tech University on 3. Michigan 9-0 Ottawa 13 85 016 32 32 4. Washington 9-0 Tampa Bay 13 75 115 41 38 Tech play and see how physical Wednesday at Cookeville High School. Pictured are: (front row, from left) Spencer Mas- 5. Ohio St. 8-1 Detroit 14 76 115 38 37 it is. She needs to know that 6. Louisville 8-1 Boston 13 76 014 32 35 ters, Chris Masters, Riley Masters, Tara Masters, Lily Masters, (back row, from left) CHS 7. Wisconsin 7-2 Florida 13 66 113 35 33 she’s got to get stronger. She’s Athletic Director Clif Matlock, assistanc coach Matt Phillips, assistant coach Janie 8. Texas A&M 7-2 Buffalo 13 55 313 26 31 9. Auburn 7-2 Toronto 13 55 313 37 48 got it in her, and I know she Brock, head coach Mindy Odom, assistant coach Kelley Phillips, assistant coach Janna 10. Penn St. 7-2 Metropolitan Division does. Shope, and CHS principal Lane Ward. 11. Oklahoma 7-2 Pittsburgh 13 92 220 41 34 12. Colorado 7-2 N.Y. Rangers14 10 4020 58 34 “(Tech) has had thoughts of let- 13. Oklahoma St. 7-2 Washington 12 83 117 33 27 ting her mature a little bit, and knows how to play defense. to take more of a leadership role really social, and she’s really in 14. Virginia Tech 7-2 New Jersey 12 63 315 29 27 15. Utah 7-2 Columbus 11 63 214 35 23 they’ve also had thoughts that “She does what I like, defen- this season. to Cookeville High School,” 16. West Virginia 7-1 Philadelphia 14 66 214 49 51 they need help right away. To sively,” Odom said. “I know my “I stepped into more of a lead- Odom said. “She’s really in- 17. North Carolina 7-2 N.Y. Islanders13 56 212 37 40 18. Florida St. 6-3 Carolina 12 35 410 31 41 me, it all depends on how much way is not everybody’s way of ership role during volleyball this vested in what we do, and I 19. Nebraska 7-2 WESTERN CONFERENCE 20. Southern Cal 6-3 Central Division better she wants to get this year.” doing things, but I’ve never had year, and I’d like to do the same know that will carry over to 21. Western Michigan 9-0 GP WLOT Pts GF GA Apart from conditioning, Mas- a kid leave here that’s played for in basketball,” Masters said. Tennessee Tech. She can get 22. Boise St. 8-1 Chicago 14 10 3121 49 34 23. Washington St. 7-2 St. Louis 14 74 317 32 36 ters has a good knowledge of the me that didn’t know how to play “Our volleyball coach focused a pretty down on herself when 24. LSU 5-3 Minnesota 11 64 113 33 22 game. She is always around the defense. I’m hoping (Tech) will lot on leadership, and I think that she makes mistakes, but part of 25. Arkansas 6-3 Winnipeg 14 67 113 42 43 The College Football Playoff Selection Com- Nashville 12 45 311 31 36 boards to fight for rebounds and be happy with that part of her helped me a lot for basketball.” growing up is learning to let mittee will issue weekly rankings each Tues- Dallas 13 46 311 33 46 day, with the final rankings being announced Colorado 12 57 010 24 37 her 44 career blocks with the game.” “She’s a really good student, that go and move on with the Sunday, Dec. 4 (Noon EST). The playoff Pacific Division Lady Cavs shows that she Being a senior, Masters looks she’s got a great family, she’s game.” semifinals will match the No. 1 seed vs. the Edmonton 14 94 119 43 35 No. 4 seed, and No. 2 will face No. 3. The Anaheim 14 65 315 37 33 semifinals will be hosted at the Fiesta Bowl San Jose 13 76 014 30 32 and Peach Bowl on Dec. 31, 2016. The Los Angeles 13 76 014 35 32 championship game will be played on Jan. Vancouver 14 58 111 27 41 9, 2017 at Tampa, Fla. Calgary 14 58 111 36 51 Arizona 12 57 010 35 44 BROOKS: Early decision helped for final season AP Top 25 Schedule NOTE: Two points for a win, one point for over- All Times EST time loss. Thursday Wednesday’s Games No. 15 North Carolina at Duke, 7:30 p.m. Columbus 3, Anaheim 2, OT From Page B1 No. 13 Utah at Arizona State, 9:30 p.m. Ottawa 2, Buffalo 1, SO Friday Chicago 2, St. Louis 1, OT No. 20 Florida State vs. Boston College, 7:30 Thursday’s Games tournaments so I’m excited for p.m. Columbus at Boston, 7 p.m. Saturday Anaheim at Carolina, 7 p.m. that. I’ve still got spring and No. 1 Alabama vs. Mississippi State, Noon Minnesota at Pittsburgh, 7 p.m. summer to prepare, but we’ll No. 2 Michigan at Iowa, 8 p.m. Vancouver at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. No. 3 Clemson vs. Pittsburgh, 3:30 p.m. San Jose at Florida, 7:30 p.m. see if I’m ready. I’m definitely No. 4 Washington vs. Southern Cal, 7:30 p.m. Los Angeles at Montreal, 7:30 p.m. excited for the opportunity to No. 5 Louisville vs. Wake Forest, 7 p.m. N.Y. Islanders at Tampa Bay, 7:30 p.m. No. 6 Ohio State at Maryland, 3:30 p.m. St. Louis at Nashville, 8 p.m. prove myself.” No. 7 Wisconsin vs. Illinois, 3:30 p.m. Winnipeg at Arizona, 9 p.m. Brooks weighed his options No. 8 Auburn at Georgia, 3:30 p.m. Dallas at Calgary, 9 p.m. No. 9 Oklahoma vs. No. 25 Baylor, Noon Friday’s Games and made his decision to go to No. 10 Texas A&M vs. Mississippi, 7:30 p.m. New Jersey at Buffalo, 7 p.m. No. 11 West Virginia at Texas, Noon Philadelphia at Toronto, 7 p.m. Tech in June, before his senior No. 12 Penn State at Indiana, Noon Los Angeles at Ottawa, 7:30 p.m. golf season at Cookeville High No. 16 Colorado at Arizona, 10 p.m. Washington at Chicago, 8:30 p.m. No. 17 Oklahoma State vs. Texas Tech, 3:30 Winnipeg at Colorado, 9 p.m. got underway. p.m. Dallas at Edmonton, 9 p.m. “It just sort of happened one No. 18 Virginia Tech vs. Georgia Tech, 3:30 Saturday’s Games p.m. Minnesota at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. day,” Brooks said. “I see this No. 19 LSU at Arkansas, 7 p.m. St. Louis at Columbus, 7 p.m. No. 21 Nebraska vs. Minnesota, 7:30 p.m. Toronto at Pittsburgh, 7 p.m. great program, and I would like No. 22 Florida vs. South Carolina, Noon Detroit at Montreal, 7 p.m. to be a part of it. It could be No. 23 Washington State vs. California, 10:30 San Jose at Tampa Bay, 7 p.m. p.m. N.Y. Islanders at Florida, 7 p.m. something special someday, and No. 24 Boise State at Hawaii, 7 p.m. Washington at Carolina, 7 p.m. Buffalo at New Jersey, 7 p.m. that’s what I’m looking forward Anaheim at Nashville, 8 p.m. to. I think the future looks very I NCAA Basketball Boston at Arizona, 8 p.m. N.Y. Rangers at Calgary, 10 p.m. bright.” AP Top 25 Schedule Sunday’s Games Los Angeles at Winnipeg, 2 p.m. It was a good thing Brooks Times EST Dallas at Vancouver, 4 p.m. made his decision when he did. Friday’s Games Minnesota at Ottawa, 5 p.m. No. 1 Duke vs. Marist, 7 p.m. Montreal at Chicago, 7 p.m. Having his future set, Brooks No. 2 Kentucky vs. Stephen F. Austin, 7 p.m. Boston at Colorado, 7 p.m. was able to play his senior sea- No. 3 Kansas vs. No. 11 Indiana at the Stan N.Y. Rangers at Edmonton, 9:30 p.m. Sheriff Center, Honolulu, 9 p.m. son without distractions, lead- No. 4 Villanova vs. Lafayette, 6:30 p.m. No. 5 Oregon vs. Army, 11 p.m. I Transactions ing to what Brooks says is the No. 6 North Carolina at Tulane, 9 p.m. best golf he’s ever played. No. 7 Xavier vs. Lehigh, 7 p.m. Wednesday Ben Craven | Herald-Citizen No. 8 Virginia at UNC Greensboro, 7 p.m. Brooks went from a 2-over-par No. 9 Wisconsin vs. Central Arkansas, 8 p.m. BASEBALL 74 average his sophomore year No. 10 Arizona vs. No. 12 Michigan State at the American League Cookeville’s Will Brooks, center, signs to play golf at Tennessee Tech University on Stan Sheriff Center, Honolulu, 7 p.m. LOS ANGELES ANGELS — Re-signed RHP to a 1-over-par 73 average his Wednesday at Cookeville High School. Pictured are: (front row, from left) Tara Brooks, No. 13 Louisville vs. Evansville, 7 p.m. Andrew Bailey to a one-year contract. Des- No. 14 Gonzaga vs. Utah Valley, 9 p.m. ignated OF Shane Robinson for assignment. junior year. However, he made Sam Brooks, (back row, from left) CHS principal Lane Ward, CHS Athletic Director Clif No. 15 Purdue vs. McNeese State, 7 p.m. SEATTLE MARINERS — Released C Steven his biggest improvement for his Matlock, and CHS head coach Larry Pitts. No. 16 UCLA vs Pacific, 9 p.m. Baron. No. 17 Saint Mary’s (Cal) vs. Nevada, 11 p.m. National League senior season as he shot an av- No. 18 UConn vs. Wagner, 7 p.m. ATLANTA BRAVES — Agreed to terms with erage of 2-under-par 70. individuals and hope to improve “He is all about improving the “I’m never going to be some- No. 19 Syracuse vs. Colgate, 7 p.m. RHP Josh Collmenter on a one-year con- No. 20 West Virginia vs. Mount St. Mary’s, 7 tract. Brooks will be joining the on an already successful pro- program. Just because a player one who stops playing,” Brooks p.m. LOS ANGELES DODGERS — Assigned RHP No. 21 Texas vs. Incarnate Word, 8 p.m. Chin-Hui Tsao to Oklahoma City (PCL). Golden Eagle squad alongside gram. is from the area doesn’t mean added. “I’m never going to quit, No. 22 Creighton vs. UMKC, 9 p.m. Frontier League fellow Tennessee Junior Cup “I know Coach Brown puts a that they have a leg up in play- I’m never going to let a bad No. 23 Rhode Island vs. Dartmouth, 7 p.m. FLORENCE FREEDOM — Signed SS Brett No. 24 Iowa State vs. Savannah State, 8 p.m. Balkan, RHP Evan Bickett, 1B Jordan teammate Bracton Womack from lot of emphasis on practice. He ing for his program. He wants to round or a bad hole get to me, No. 25 Maryland vs. American, 7 p.m. Brower, INF Daniel Fraga, C Garrett Vail and Warren County High School. holds his players accountable have an elite program, and I I’m always going to keep fight- Saturday’s Game RHP Tony Vocca to contract extensions. No. 1 Duke vs. Grand Canyon, 5:30 p.m. Signed INF Mike Morris, RHP Matt Both players also went to the for what is going on, and that’s think Will is going to be an asset ing, and that’s something that I Sunday’s Games Pobereyko, and INF Jonathan Reyes. No. 2 Kentucky vs. Canisius, 6 p.m. RIVER CITY RASCALS — Signed C Josh TSSAA State Championships as what you have to do,” Pitts said. to that program.” pride myself in.” No. 6 North Carolina vs. Chattanooga, 4 p.m. Ludy and RHP Shane Street to contract ex- No. 16 UCLA vs. CS Northridge, 9 p.m. tensions. SCHAUMBURG BOOMERS — Signed C Charlie Meyer. I National Basketball Association SOUTHERN ILLINOIS MINERS — Signed SS Joel McKeithan. Standings and schedule WASHINGTON WILD THINGS — Traded OF David Popkins to Rockland (Can-Am) for OF All Times EST Quinnton Mack and RHP Joe Ravert. Ac- EASTERN CONFERENCE quired INF Leon Byrd from Texas (AA) to Atlantic Division complete a previous trade. WLPct GB BASKETBALL Toronto 52.714 — National Basketball Association New York 34.429 2 NBA— Fined Washington G John Wall Boston 34.429 2 $25,000 for inappropriate interaction with a Brooklyn 35.375 2½ game official and failing to leave the court in Philadelphia 07.000 5 a timely manner following his ejection from Southeast Division Monday’s game against Houston. Charlotte 61.857 — FOOTBALL Atlanta 62.750 ½ National Football League Orlando 35.375 3½ CHICAGO BEARS — Signed OL Cornelius Miami 24.333 3½ Edison to the practice squad. Waived OL Washington 25.286 4 Colin Kelly. Central Division GREEN BAY PACKERS — Signed S Jermaine Cleveland 61.857 — Whitehead to the practice squad. Milwaukee 43.571 2 HOUSTON TEXANS — Signed T Jeff Adams Detroit 44.500 2½ to the practice squad. Chicago 44.500 2½ INDIANAPOLIS COLTS — Signed WR Tevaun Indiana 44.500 2½ Smith to the practice squad. WESTERN CONFERENCE NEW ORLEANS SAINTS — Released DT Southwest Division John Jenkins, CB Brian Dixon and LB Chris WLPct GB McCain. Signed LB Sam Barrington and S Houston 53.625 — Shiloh Keo. Claimed TE John Phillips off of San Antonio 53.625 — waivers from Denver. Memphis 44.500 1 NEW YORK GIANTS — Placed S Darian Dallas 26.250 3 Thompson on injured reserve. Signed OL New Orleans 08.000 5 Adam Gettis from the practice squad. Signed Northwest Division WRs Kevin Norwood and Da’Ron Brown to Oklahoma City 62.750 — the practice squad. Portland 54.556 1½ NEW YORK JETS — Placed T Ryan Clady on Utah 54.556 1½ injured reserve. Signed DL Anthony Johnson Denver 34.429 2½ from New England’s practice squad. Waived Minnesota 25.286 3½ DL Jarvis Jenkins. Signed OT Zach Sterup Pacific Division to the practice squad. Activated WR Devin L.A. Clippers 71.875 — Smith from the PUP list. Golden State 62.750 1 SAN DIEGO CHARGERS — Signed WR L.A. Lakers 44.500 3 Geremy Davis from the N.Y. Giants practice Sacramento 45.444 3½ squad. Signed T Tyreek Burwell and CB Phoenix 36.333 4½ Michael Lee to the practice squad. Wednesday’s Games HOCKEY Charlotte 104, Utah 98 National Hockey League Indiana 122, Philadelphia 115, OT ANAHEIM DUCKS — Recalled C Michael Minnesota 123, Orlando 107 Sgarbossa from San Diego (AHL). New York 110, Brooklyn 96 ARIZONA COYOTES — Assigned C Tyler Washington 118, Boston 93 Gaudet to Tucson (AHL). Atlanta 115, Chicago 107 American Hockey League Toronto 112, Oklahoma City 102 AHL — Named Darren Arnold executive con- Phoenix 107, Detroit 100 sultant, team business services; Jonathan Houston 101, San Antonio 99 Forsberg director of team business services, Golden State 116, Dallas 95 and Emily Vance coordinator of business an- L.A. Clippers 111, Portland 80 alytics. Thursday’s Games STOCKTON HEAT — Assigned D Keegan Chicago at Miami, 8 p.m. Kanzig to Adirondack (ECHL). New Orleans at Milwaukee, 8 p.m. HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Thursday, November 10, 2016 — B3 SPORTS

Depleted Lady Vols open Friday
 By STEVE MEGARGEE NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING AP Sports Writer A public hearing will be held on Monday, November 28, 2016 at KNOXVILLE — Tennessee believes its 10:00 a.m. at the Baxter City shortened roster shouldn’t limit its expec- Hall in Baxter, Tennessee. The tations. purpose of said meeting is to discuss the possibility of apply- The 13th-ranked Lady Volunteers have ing for a Community Develop- only nine available players due to knee in- ment Block Grant through the juries that will sideline guard Te’a Cooper Tennessee Department of Eco- and forward Cheridene Green for the en- nomic and Community Develop- ment. The hearing is open to the tire season and a variety of injuries that public and active participation is caused guard Andraya Carter to forgo her highly encouraged. No person in final year of eligibility. Tennessee opens the United States should, on the the season Friday at James Madison. grounds of race, religion, color, “It may affect how we play a little bit,” or national origin be excluded from participation in, be denied Tennessee coach Holly Warlick said. benefits of, or be subject to dis- “Maybe we can’t run as much, we can’t crimination under any program press as much. But you have a capability or activity receiving Federal As- of winning with who we have on the floor. sistance. If special need accom- modations are required, you may They’re quality kids.” contact City Hall at 931-858- Tennessee has dealt with similar situa- 4111. tions before. The Lady Vols have encoun- tered injury problems in each of Warlick’s John Martin four previous seasons as coach, from the Mayor of Baxter 11/10, 17 head injury that sidelined Ariel Massen- gale for much of the 2013-14 season to the NOTICE TO CREDITORS ESTATE OF DAVID GRAGG, foot surgery that sidelined Mercedes Rus- DECEASED Notice is hereby sell for the entire 2014-15 campaign. given that on 27TH day of OC- But the depth issues are particularly TOBER 2016, Letters ADMINIS- acute this season as Tennessee chases its TRATION in respect of the Es- tate of DAVID GRAGG, de- first Final Four appearance since its 2008 ceased who died MAY 19TH championship. The Lady Vols have lost in 2016 were issued to the under- the regional finals five of the last six signed by the Probate Court of years. Putnam County, Tennessee. “You’ve got to keep grinding,” Warlick All persons, resident and non- AP resident, having claims, ma- said. “You’ve got to keep moving forward. tured or unmatured, against the That’s what we’re doing. We’re down to Tennessee guard Jordan Reynolds drives down the court during the first half of an NCAA exhibition basketball estate are required to file same nine players who can play, but they’re game against Carson-Newman in Knoxville. with the Clerk of the above- solid. They’re solid. You don’t have to named Court on or before the earlier of the dates prescribed in worry about playing time. Everybody’s 11.2 points and 10.3 rebounds in three sea- lantic Coast Conference rookie of the year losses before rallying in the tournament. (1) or (2) otherwise their claims going to play.” sons at Winthrop. her lone season at North Carolina. Warlick acknowledged the Lady Vols will be forever barred: In the frontcourt, Tennessee must replace Tennessee’s backcourt must replace the But after sitting out the 2014-15 season were searching for leadership at times last (1)(A) Four (4) months from the Bashaara Graves, who ended her college playmaking and shooting ability of due to NCAA transfer rules, the 6-foot-1 season. date of the first publication of this career as one of only five Lady Vols ever Cooper, who averaged 8.6 points per guard battled nagging leg injuries and She says that won’t be a problem this notice if the creditor received an actual copy of this notice to cred- to combine 1,000 rebounds and 1,500 game last season. struggled to adapt to her new teammates year. Warlick praises the leadership that itors at least sixty (60) days be- points. “We’ve got talent on this team,” junior last season. senior guard Jordan Reynolds and fore the date that is four (4) Tennessee could use a big season from guard Diamond DeShields said. “We’ve Late in the season, DeShields turned a DeShields have shown thus far. months from the date of the first Russell, a 6-foot-6 junior center. Russell got the pieces to do something special. corner and helped Tennessee make a sur- Warlick also notes how much junior for- publication; or (B) Sixty (60) days from the date averaged 9.9 points and 8.3 rebounds last What’s going to happen is that we are prising run to an NCAA regional final as ward Jaime Nared has improved over the the creditor received an actual season but showed she’s capable of much going to have to find it within ourselves a No. 7 seed. last year. copy of the notice to creditors if more by delivering 25 points and 15 re- because it isn’t (just) two or three people “I feel better physically and emotion- All of them are eager to show what they the creditor received the copy of bounds in a regional semifinal victory that will do it. It’s like what are the nine ally,” DeShields said. “I think that will learned during a trying 2015-16 season. the notice less than sixty (60) over Ohio State. of us going to bring each and every night transcend my game to another level and “It was a character builder,” Warlick days prior to the date that is four (4) months from the date of first The Lady Vols also are seeking a boost consistently to benefit this team.” hopefully allow me to elevate my team- said. “I’m really proud of them. publication as described in from 6-3 graduate transfer Schaquilla Tennessee needs DeShields to bring mates’ games as well.” “I think we’re building this year on how (1)(A): or Nunn, who missed the entire 2015-16 sea- plenty. She arrived at Tennessee with Tennessee struggled to a 22-14 record we ended (last season), and that’s a posi- (2) Twelve (12) months from the son with a broken foot after averaging much fanfare after being named the At- last season and set a school record for tive for us.” decedent's date of death. This 27TH DAY OF OCTOBER 2016

Signed KIMBERLY GRAGG AD- MINISTRATRIX Tennessee QB Joshua Dobbs seeking more fun Attorney for the Estate WILLIAM F. ROBERSON JR By STEVE MEGARGEE field, which has enabled the senior aero- 320 EAST BROAD ST AP Sports Writer space engineering major to earn many COOKEVILLE, TN 38501 honors that aren’t necessarily related to Marcia Borys, Circuit and KNOXVILLE (AP) — Tennessee quar- athletics. The latest one came Tuesday Probate Clerk terback Joshua Dobbs’ eye-popping num- when Dobbs was selected to the Omicron 421 East Spring Street bers against an overmatched opponent last Delta Kappa leadership honor society, Cookeville, TN 38501 week were most notable for what was which recognizes high achievers in vari- 11/3, 10 missing. ous fields. Past members of the society NOTICE TO CREDITORS For the first time all season, Dobbs didn’t have included Tennessee legends Peyton ESTATE OF SHIRLEY RUTH ZACHARY, DECEASED Notice commit a single turnover in a game as Manning and Pat Summitt. is hereby given that on 27TH Tennessee rolled to a 55-0 victory over But as serious as Dobbs may seem on day of OCTOBER 2016, Letters Football Championship Subdivision pro- most occasions, he believes it’s also im- TESTAMENTARY in respect of gram Tennessee Tech. He wants to carry portant to recognize that he’s playing a the Estate of SHIRLEY RUTH that momentum Saturday as Tennessee (6- game. Dobbs said part of the reason the ZACHARY, deceased who died AUGUST 7TH 2016 were is- 3, 2-3 SEC) hosts Kentucky (5-4, 4-3). Volunteers finally ended its slide last week sued to the undersigned by the “It’s just big for the team just to play a and started playing better was that they Probate Court of Putnam clean game, a very efficient game, the began having fun again. County, Tennessee. pass game, the run game,” Dobbs said. “It was great for the team to go out and All persons, resident and non- resident, having claims, ma- “We had big plays. We drove the ball effi- just have fun, to enjoy the game we grew tured or unmatured, against the ciently on third down. Just overall the ex- up loving, the game we grew up playing estate are required to file same ecution was high. It was great just to have as kids,” Dobbs said. “Just go out and with the Clerk of the above- an efficient game. We’ve got to play with have fun. Obviously there are a lot bigger named Court on or before the that kind of efficiency to finish the season implications within the game, bigger earlier of the dates prescribed in (1) or (2) otherwise their claims strong and be where we want to be.” meanings. But at the end of the day, it is a will be forever barred: Turnovers have been an issue for Dobbs game, and you’re supposed to go out and (1)(A) Four (4) months from the this year. enjoy it every time you step on the field.” date of the first publication of this He has thrown 11 interceptions in eight Dobbs traditionally has plenty of fun notice if the creditor received an AP actual copy of this notice to cred- games after being picked off just five against Kentucky. itors at least sixty (60) days be- times in 13 games last season. Dobbs Tennessee quarterback Joshua Dobbs looks for an open receiver during He has won all three of his previous fore the date that is four (4) threw five interceptions and lost three a football game against Tennessee Tech Saturday. starts against the Wildcats. Dobbs threw months from the date of the first fumbles during a three-game losing two touchdown passes and ran for two publication; or streak. That included two interceptions able to follow it up with a really good “I didn’t see any panic,” offensive coor- more scores in a 52-21 blowout at Ken- (B) Sixty (60) days from the date the creditor received an actual and one fumble in a stunning 24-21 loss week, it definitely feels good just to get dinator Mike DeBord said. “I didn’t see tucky last season. Two years ago, Dobbs copy of the notice to creditors if at South Carolina. back in a rhythm,” Dobbs said. where he was down at all. I just saw Josh threw three touchdown passes and ran for the creditor received the copy of That’s why it was important for Dobbs Dobbs acknowledged he didn’t play up Dobbs. That’s what you love about the a fourth score in a 50-16 triumph over the notice less than sixty (60) to avoid mistakes and play well last week, to his standards against South Carolina, kid. Every day he brings the same mental- Kentucky. days prior to the date that is four (4) months from the date of first even if he was facing an FCS defense. but he didn’t let that performance carry ity, same attitude. Everything’s the same. “My past performances versus a certain publication as described in Dobbs went 12 of 13 and threw three over. His coaches marvel at how well He doesn’t get high. He doesn’t get low. opponent don’t dictate future perform- (1)(A): or touchdown passes before leaving the Dobbs manages his emotions under any That’s important, especially at that posi- ances,” Dobbs said. “I have to go out and (2) Twelve (12) months from the game late in the second quarter. situation, a trait that continued even after tion.” prepare well if I want to play well again decedent's date of death. “When you have an off week and you’re the South Carolina game. Dobbs utilizes the same approach off the this week.”

Cookeville office opened in 1987 Georgia St. buys Turner Field, plans to convert to football by Arnold E. Lefkovitz ALL TYPES OF ATLANTA (AP) — Georgia State re- roughly the old footprint of Atlanta Fulton- Georgia State plans to convert Turner as private fundraising. Officials said no ceived approval Wednesday to purchase County Stadium, the Braves’ home before Field into a 23,000-seat football stadium, taxpayer dollars or new student fees would BANKRUPTCIES Turner Field for $22.8 million, clearing the Turner Field. with the ability to add another 10,000 seats be used. Chapter 7 • Chapter 11 • Chapter 12 • Chapter 13 More than 35 years of experience filing way to convert the former home of the At- The remainder of the site will be sold and in the future. It will spend some $26 mil- Georgia State has moved aggressively to tens of thousands of bankruptcies. lanta Braves into a downsized college foot- leased to Georgia State’s development lion for the conversion, which also in- expand its main downtown campus, which • STOP Garnishments • STOP Foreclosures ball stadium. partner, Carter and Associates. The com- cludes new locker rooms and football is located about a mile north of Turner • STOP Repossessions • STOP Debt Harassment The Panthers, members of the Sun Belt pany plans a $300 million development offices. It will be begin shortly after the Field.

Conference, plan to move into the stadium that includes private housing, retail space university takes control of the property on This will be the biggest addition yet, with next season after playing at the much and corporate facilities around the stadium. Jan. 1. the repurposed stadium also housing aca- ADOPTIONS larger Georgia Dome since the program The Atlanta Braves played at 50,000-seat “We are excited to begin the next phase demic programs, administrative space and DIVORCE was launched in 2010. Turner Field for 20 seasons. They are mov- of this transformational project for the uni- hospitality facilities. CHILD CUSTODY The 68-acre site was sold in August to the ing to a new suburban facility, SunTrust versity and the city,” Georgia State Presi- “Acquiring the former Turner Field site WILLS & PROBATE Georgia State Foundation. The Board of Park, in 2017. dent Mark P. Becker said. “It is rewarding presents a unique opportunity for Georgia 312-A East Broad St., Cookeville Regents gave the go-ahead for the univer- Turner Field initially opened as Centen- to see our vision begin to take shape.” State University that will help its athletics Serving Cookeville & the Entire Upper Cumberland Area sity to purchase 38 acres that includes the nial Olympic Stadium, seating some The school plans to fund the project with program continue to grow and positively 528-5297 www.lefkovitz.com stadium and an adjacent parking lot where 83,000 and serving as the centerpiece of proceeds from its bookstore, parking oper- impact the surrounding area,” Chancellor We are a debt relief agency. We help people file for relief. a baseball field will be constructed on the 1996 Atlanta Summer Games. ations, housing and other sources, as well Hank Huckaby said. © 2014 Lefkovitz & Lefkovitz

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YARD SALE 720 7468, 260-6868. bearings, dual seats w/seat FRIDAY .. 8AM - 4PM Apts/Duplex For Rent www.crownrentalproperties.com belts, shock suspension, lights, 1221 Lexus Place 38501 horn, elec start, headlights, You MUST go to your CAMBRIDGE APTS 2633 SUFFOLK Dr: 3BR, Furniture, clothes, HH items 2BR, 2BA, fireplace, DW,W/D 2.5BA, 2000 SF, gas FP, 208cc LCT engine. $800. Great city’s business office to and MORE!! Christmas Present! conn., disposal, ceiling fans, hdwd/tile flrs, 2c gar. $1200/mo. Call (931)783-0860 obtain a permit. walk-in closets, pool. $625/mo. 931-528-7468, 260-6868. YARD SALE Call 526-8548 or 260-1848 www.crownrentalproperties.com 415 City of Algood SAT 7AM-3PM RVs 1, 2, 3 & 4 BR APTS / 3BR, 1BA: Garage, CHA, stove, 215 W Main St. 7031 BRITTNEY CIRCLE frig. No pets. $800/mo + 1 mo Algood, TN men's, women's, Jrs, miss HOUSES NEW $280 - $800 dep. 931-526-1938 clothes, home decor, house- Cable, Water/Appl's Furnished or wares, carseat, baby girl clothes, OVER 100 LOCATIONS 4BR, 2.5BA. Split level home, & much more!! Algood School district. New City of Cookeville Kids Welcome; Some Pets in Designated Apts. CHA, lrg den with FP, LR, nice 45 E. Broad Street kitchen & office 2500SF. YARD SALE Open Mon - Fri $1150/mo, 900/dep. 537-6972 Cookeville, TN THURS, FRI ... 7AM -TIL SOARD PROPERTIES 902 Glenwood Dr 526-1988 50 KENWAY: 3BR 2BA 1500 NEW CONSTRUCTION 2 FAMILY YARD SALE Park Village S/D 38501 Storage units available SF w/full bsmt. No pets. A fresh full load from Storage Kitchen items, bed sheets, pil- PLATINIM POINTE $850/mo.Call 260-1712 Ready to move in Dec. 1st. Loc- 5TH WHEEL: 29' Rockwood ultra THURS, FRI, SAT .. 7AM - TIL low cases, pictures, furniture, re- 1BR APT in Monterey. No pets. light 5th wheel 12' slide, great cond. 840 Vine Ridge Ave, 38501 cliner, all sz clothes, doilies and Stove, frig, W/D HU, plus depos- BEAUTIFUL NEW HOME on ated near Academy Sport. 1900 Alum frame, torsion axels, no CHRISTMAS village pieces, or- MUCH MORE! it. Call 839-3406. Forest Cove Ln. 3BR, 2 ceram- SF home, 3BR 2BA, engineered pets/no children/no smoking. Many naments, lights, paper, kitchen ic BA. Hdwd flrs. Full bsmt hdwd floor in main areas, carpet upgrades, elec FP, lrg TV, upgraded decor, bakeware, storage, stain- 1BR in town. Elec. water, wifi w/gar. Paved drive. CHA. Micro, in BR's, ceramic tile, granite tires, new awing, Reese sliding hitch less steel, furniture, towels, stor- YARD SALE incl'd. New carpet, W/D HU. range & frig. $900/mo., lease, counter tops in kitchen, 24x24 2c incl'd. New hookup accessories no age cabinets & MORE!! THURS, FRI, SAT .. 8AM - 5PM $550/mo. 979-2077 sec. dep. Credit chk. 260-1663 gar. Located on oversized lot. If leaks. $12,900. More pictures on re- 157 Joy Lane, 38506 interested call (931)239-0856. quest or call for appt 931-303-5292 2 FAMILY YARD SALE All kinds of misc items, Xmas 1BR, 1BA - $425 730 Mobile Homes/Rent SATURDAY ONLY .. 8-4 items, Thanksgiving items, HH Close to TTU. 840 Lots & Acreage 853 Pippin Rd, Ckvl 38501 items, dishes, clothes, TOO (931)267-3933 / 252-7938 MUCH MORE TO LIST! 2BR 1BA in town, water/appls TOO MANY ITEMS TO 2BR, 1BA. Stove, refrig, DW, furn'd. NO PETS. $300/mo + LOT 4 SALE: Hawkins Hill S/D, MENTION! - COME AND SEE!! CH/A. $380/mo. Small pets OK!! dep. Ref's req'd. (931)260-2032 .48 acres $16,000. Buffalo Val- Call 526-1988. ley Rd just off Hawkins Craw- 4 FAMILY GARAGE SALE 530 Boats & Equip. 2BR, 1BA Water pd, no WD/HU. ford. Call (931)432-1092. FRIDAY .. 8AM - TIL 2BR, 1.5BA Townhouse. W/D No pets! $375/mo, $250/dep. 1129 Flatt Circle, 38501 HU, lrg bsmnt/gar. NO PETS. Refs req'd. So. Cookeville city Appl's, furn, air compressor, $650 + dep. 261-1711 limits. 510-4043 tools, lots of clothes, Christmas items, childrens toys, glassware, 3BR, 2BA near TTU: Appls, 3BR, 1BA on lrg private lot. Bax- BOAT and RV STORAGE: 40' exer equip, Home decor, Lazer/4 CHA, W/D HU. $600/mo, ter area. No pets. $400/mo wa- long, 12 ' wide doors, 14' tall. wheeler parts & accessories, & $400/dep. 520-4000 ter incl'd. (931)260-4845 Has electric & lights. Gated at SO MUCH MORE!! night. 4 min. No. of Algood right off Hwy 111. Call (931)544-2871 AUCTION/MOVING SALE EVERYTHING MUST GO 425 Autos for Sale SATURDAY, NOV. 12 10:00AM 3151 GAINESBORO HWY CELINA, TN Furniture, Housewares, An- tiques, Tools, Toys, much more! 2013 24' SWEETWATER PONTOON BOAT BIG BASEMENT ESTATE Sale 115hp Mercury outboard, 14 FRI, SAT .. 8AM - 4PM seat capacity w/tandem trailer. No Early Sales! $21,500. Call (931)261-3169. 136 Ridgewood Rd, Ckvl Display cases, 42" flatscreen TV, 540 dishes, clothes, oil cans, an- Firewood/Stoves 1980 CJ5 Jeep 75K on Motor, tique clocks, furn, power tools. LOW PRICES! FIREWOOD - SUMMER SALE Just recently Restored, very $45 or $55/rick. We can deliver good condition, too many new Call (931)349-4219 things to list! $4,900 Text or Call CARPORT/YARD SALE 904-527-0346 FRI & SAT....8 to ? Corner of Jackson & LOOKING FOR a place to 430 Trucks For Sale Maxwell St, Ckvl dump Free Fire Wood and new & used stuff, women's cloth- Mulch in Putnam County. ing 18-24, some 12-14, material, (931)260-5655 toys, bikinis, shoes, Christmas, lots of HH items, much more 545 Pets & Supplies ESTATE SALE FRI, SAT .. 7AM - TIL LOOKING FOR A PET? Adopt 130 Minnear St, Ckvl 38501 your new best friend! Jewelry, home decor, furniture, Visit us online at www.aarf- HH items & MUCH MORE!! tn.com to see all of our rescued dogs, cats, puppies and kittens! HUGE ESTATE & Meet the dogs and cats for ad- DOWNSIZING SALE option at our adoption events - 1965 FORD F250 $6800 OBO FRI, SAT .. 8AM - TIL call, email or visit our website for Very OE 6 cyl. 3 sp. man. Car- SUN .. 12P - TIL our event schedule. All pets are Mart across from Algood Wal- 3451 Plantation Dr, 38506 fully vetted and already fixed. mart Tues-Fri 9am-5pm Sat New Items Daily. Golf clubs, A.A.R.F. is a 501(c)(3) non- 9am-3pm Bert Correll Sales tools, mens sz 38-42 & XL profit, no-kill animal Manager 931-537-3337 clothes many new, furn, collect- rescue/foster organization run by ibles (Boy Scouts & Barbies in volunteers. Please be part of the 505 Misc. Wanted orig boxes), truck toppers, micro, solution to end animal overpopu- shelving, antiques, 46" sinks, & lation - spay or neuter your pets. WANTED OLD APPLIANCES & MUCH MORE! A.A.R.F. (All About Rescue and JUNK - WILL PICK UP Fixin' Inc.) CALL 931-510-4138 INSIDE GARAGE SALE d 931-260-8018 (voicemail only) • d FRI, SAT .. 8AM - TIL www.aarf-tn.com 510 Misc. For Sale 3425 Manasas Rd, Ckvl 38506 rr Household goods, womens clothes, Harley parts, knick- 3 MO OLD MALE & FEMALE 5000 BTU Air Conditioner $50; aa knacks, Blurays bakeware & KITTENS. I will pay for twin wood bed frame $25; MUCH MORE! spay/neuter at 6 months. Must o Sanyo in good condition 32" TV o have references from a Vet. Call $25. (931)525-3914 bb MAMA'S LIL BABY 931-935-1410 AA All Season Children's, ladies & A l l CANNING JARS $3/dozen, 3 A l l feathered pillows $10mea, mo- Household Item Consignment Sale BOXER & LAB MIX PUPS torized wheelchair, lrg $750, 10 weeks old on 11/6 semi -trash pump $250. 520-7120 101 Moore St (beside YMCA) Sparta, TN FREE TO GOOD HOMES CHRISTMAS CAROUSEL $25; SALE DATES Call (931)310-0607 Ivory porcelain nativity scene set WED 11/9 .. 8A - 6P Get on the track to success with the classifieds. w/gold accets, 11 pieces $35. THURS 11/10 ..8A - 5P Great condition! (931)537-3680. FREE TO Good Home: Moun- FRI 11/11 .. 8A-5P tain Cur Dog named Buddy, 2 Many career opportunities are in store! FREE WOOD - FREE WOOD SAT 11/12 .. 8A - 1P years old, owner disabled not for Camping, stove, heat, until all Saturday Items 1/2 Price able to care for dog, Igloo dog fire wood is gone. Call Tonya (931)265-1639 house included 931-432-2605 Call (931)260-2225 MOVING SALE LARGE BASKET FULL of Baby FRI, SAT .. 8AM - 1PM MALE BEAGLE mix. 1 yr old. Herald-Citizen Clothes & knitted booties for 5823 Rocky Point Rd, 38506 Lovely little family dog. Neutered baby, all in great shape, $30 for Antiques, crafting material, mens and house trained. Must have 1300 Neal St., Cookeville • 526-9715 all. Rugs: (4) 3'x2' $40 for all. clothes, furniture, and references and a vet. Call Med sz rug $20. (931)823-0647. TOO MUCH MORE TO LIST! 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BY THE SBERMNU WTHEOFEAMG W KEE NO. 8 A UBURN (7-2, 5-1 SEC) AATT GEORGIA (5-4, 3-4) RERWPO SINGKNA Breaking down the SEC STTANDINGSANDINGS When: 3:30 p.m. p.m. EST Saturday e:Wher Sanford Stadium, Athens, Ga. TV: CBS (Thr No . 5)vough 1. Alabama (9-0): For EAST TTeeam Conf. T25All once, the Crimson Florida 6-24-2 0-1 Tide didn’t score entuckyK 5-44-3 0-2 giaGeor 5-43-4 1-1 a non-offensive South Carolina 5-43-4 0-1 touchdown. The defense car- TTennesseeennessee 6-32-3 2-2 VVaanderbilt 4-51-4 0-2 ried the day (Last week: 1). Missouri 2-70-5 0-3 WEST 2. Texas A&M (7-2): TTeameam Conf. T25All AlabamaAlab 9-06-0 2-0 Playoff hopes are Auburn 7-25-1 1-2 probably dead after TTexexas A&M 7-24-2 1-1 LSU 5-33-2 0-3 losing at Mississippi ansasArk 6-32-3 1-3 Mississippi State 4-52-3 1-2 State. Trevor Knight’s injury Ole Miss 4-51-4 0-4 makes things worse. (LW: 2) INDIVIDUAL LEADERS 3. Auburn (7-2): The (Thr No . 5)vough Tigers weren’t PPAASSING YARDSYARDS at their best, but eryPla YYds.ds. , MISSellyChad K , MISSellyChad 2,758 they still handled ew LDr ock, MIZ 2,517 Austin Allen, ARK 2,291 Vanderbilt to run their winning evrT or KnightKnight, TTA&MA&M 1,911 streak to six. (LW: 3) Joshua Dobbs, TENN 1,869

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ARYNNB ASSTHE/NONDERS C IATEDOASS PRESS Stanley Williams, UK 898 Blasted Tennes- gerNick FitzgerNick ald, MSST 839 see Tech, but the RECEIVING YARDSYARDS feK Ays uburnor figured things out of late behind a possessions, something that won’t best news of the eryPla YYds.ds. potent running game, and a couple be easy for QB Jacob Eason to manage an EngrEv am, MISS 775 BE MINDFUL OF CHUBB AND MICHEL: weekend for the Volunteers Josh Reynolds, TA&MTA&M 671 quick scores could lead to a comfort- against a Tiger defense that ranks ed RrF oss, MSST 641 Georgia doesn’t field anyone’s idea of was Florida’s loss. (LW: 6) able victory. 25th in total yardage allowed and J’Mon Moore, MIZ 605 an explosive offense, but its greatest Christian Kirk, TTA&MA&M 590 28th in rushing yards allowed. But if assets remain a deep rushing attack. eK ys forfor GeorgiaGeor 6. Arkansas (6-3): SCORING Georgia can set a modest pace and Arkansas handled eryPla Pts. TheThe way to tame the Bulldogs is to CONTAIN THE RUN: Auburn s averagi - Daniel Carlson, AUB 101 shorten the game, it’ll have a better losing to Auburn keep TBs Nick Chubb and Sony Michel ing 299.8 yards perper game,game, soso flat-outflat-out Gary Wunderlich, MISS 83 chance to pull a surprise. as well as it could Daniel LaCamera, TTA&MA&M 81 in check, something that has proven stopping Kamryn Pettway y and the Adam Griffith, ALA 77 have and then beat Florida to es, MSSTvaestin GrW es, MSSTvaestin 62 doable over the course of the season. Tigers is unlikely. But if the damage Prediction become bowl-eligible. (LW: 7) Michel is coming off a 127-yard day can be minimized — especially when AAUBURNUBURN 31-17: QB Sean White came TEAM STTAATISTICS at Kentucky, and the pair combined it comes to chunk plays — perhaps off the bench last week after sitting 7. Florida (6-2): A (Thr No . 5)vough for 212 yards on 40 carries against the this can turn into a relatively slow- out the first half against Vanderbilt dozen rushing yards TOT AL OFFENSE Wildcats. They’re Georgia’s preferred scoring slugfest that’s suitable to TTeeam YYdds.//GG Pts.//GG with an injury. He led the Tigers past in a game isn’t Auburn 494 34.8 offensive weapons. Georgia’s preferred style of play. going to get it done Missouri 487 31.8 BUILD A QUICK LEAD: Georgia isn’t Assume Pettway will again post a the Commodores and might need TTexexas A&M 486 37.2 and certainly wasn’t enough in a amaAlab 479 40.1 exactly built to come from behind, 100-yard day, but letting him and to lead again for Auburn to defeat a Ole Miss 466 36.1 good defense/questionable offense blowout loss. (LW: 4) Mississippi State 446 30.9 and that’s something Auburn can Auburn’s QBs get loose would be a ansasArk 422 30.9 exploit. The Bulldogs have scored 30 mess for Kirby Smart’s team. opponent from the SEC East. Expect it TTennesseeennessee 391 32.1 8. Georgia (5-4): entuckyK 390 27.3 points just two times this season, and CONTROL THE CLOCK: The best way to happen, especially since Geor- giaGeor 383 23.7 have not played in a game in which to stifle Auburn’s offense is to keep gia’s offense hasn’t been consistent Survived Kentucky LSU 386 26.1 Florida 379 27.0 either team reach 30 points since it off the field. Georgia would be enough to keep up with high-end and can still finish South Carolina 331 19.2 Oct. 1. Auburn’s offense has largely well-served to string together lengthy teams. at .500 in the league anderbiltV 312 20.2 with a victory over Auburn this PPAASSING OFFENSE week. (LW: 8) TTeameam YYds.ds. YYds./ds.//GG Ole Miss 2,848 316.4 Missouri 2,663 295.9 OFTSBE RE TSTHE THIS OS’WEEK POTTHER GAMES 9. South Carolina ansasArk 2,294 254.9 TTexexas A&M 2,262 251.3 (5-4): The move to TTeennessee 2,023 224.8 MMississippiississippi St. (4-5, 2-3 SEC) South Carolina (5-4, 3-4) Mississippi (4-5, 1-4) at amaAlab 1,973 219.2 freshman QB Jake Mississippi State 1,973 219.2 at No. 1 Alabama (9-0, 6-0) at No. 22 Florida (6-2, 4-2) No. 10 TexTexxasas A&M (7-2, 4-2) Bentley continues to South Carolina 1,895 210.6 pay off for the Gamecocks, who giaGeor 1,839 204.3 When: Noon EST Saturday When: Noon EST Saturday WWhen:hen: 7:30 p.m. EST Saturday Florida 1,828 228.5 near a postseason bid. (LW: 11) Auburn 1,749 194.3 Where: Bryant-Denny Stadium, Tusca- Where: Ben Hill Griffin Stadium, Where: Kyle Field, College Station, entuckyK 1,571 174.6 anderbiltV 1,387 154.1 loosa, Ala. Gainesville, Fla. Texas LSU 1,379 172.4 TV: ESPN TV: CBS TV: SEC Network 10. Kentucky (5-4): Clinching a bowl bid RUSHING OFFENSE Notes: Maybe, just maybe, this could Notes: How about this fun script --- NNotes:otes: The big concern here is TTeameam YYds.ds. YYds./ds.//GG have been a game that Alabama coach former Florida coach Will Muschamp whether QB Trevor Knight plays after will have to wait at Auburn 2,698 299.8 least a week, but amaAlab 2,334 259.3 Nick Saban struggled returns to the Swamp suffering a shoulder TTexexas A&M 2,110 234.4 at least the Wildcats stuck with Mississippi State 2,042 226.9 to get his team dialed with his new team injury in last week’s entuckyK 1,942 215.8 in for. Then Missis- and can secure an loss at Mississippi Georgia until the end. (LW: 9) Missouri 1,723 191.4 LSU 1,712 214.0 sippi State went unexpected bowl State. The setback giaGeor 1,605 178.3 and knocked off bid with a victory effectively knocked 11. Mississippi (4-5): ansasArk 1,506 167.3 TTennesseeennessee 1,500 166.7 Texas A&M, and that over the Gators. The the Aggies out of The Rebels broke a anderbiltV 1,423 158.1 problem likely disap- Gamecocks have won the national title three-game slide, Ole Miss 1,343 149.2 aldgerFitz Muschamp Knight Florida 1,203 150.4 peared. The Bulldogs three in a row since hunt, but the greater rallying past Geor- South Carolina 1,080 120.0 are coming off their best victory of their bye week, when they turned to problem for the rest of the season is gia Southern as Akeem Judd STTAAR OFS THE KEEW the season, a triumph that keeps their freshman QB Jake Bentley to take whether the graduate transfer who ran for 139 yards. (LW: 10) bowl hopes alive. QB Nick Fitzgerald over a listless offense. He’s better has deftly orchestrated Texas A&M’s K Rodrigo Blankenship, Georgia: has had some moments all season, than his predecessors, and while he’s offense so far will need to miss time. 12. Mississippi State Made all four of his field but he was at his best against the not perfect, he’s a piece for Mus- With Knight, Kevin Sumlin’s team (4-5): The Bulldogs goals, including a 25-yarder Aggies. Now, he’ll have to deal with champ to build around in the years to can still salvage a New Year’s Six needed to steal a as time expired. a ferocious Alabama defense that is come. Bentley will get his toughest appearance. Without him? That’s game at some point QB Nick Fitzgerald, Mississippi coming off a 10-0 blanking of Louisi- test against a Florida defense that is a fair question. It’s also reasonable to make a bowl. That happened State: Threw for two TDs and ana State. There is also the matter of undoubtedly riled up after the Gators’ to wonder just what the visiting against Texas A&M. (LW: 13) rushed for 182 yards and two the Bulldogs containing Crimson Tide 31-10 loss at Arkansas. Florida remains Rebels can accomplish. This is still a TDs. QB Jalen Hurts, who scored the only in control of the SEC East, but must team with oodles of talent, and it did 13. Vanderbilt (4-5): STTAAATT OF THE KEEW TD last week for Alabama. The Tide win its next two (including next week’s bounce back from a three-game slide The Commodores can clinch the SEC West with a victory makeup game at Louisiana State) to to rally past Georgia Southern last gave it a good go 100 coupled with an Auburn loss. lock up a league title game berth. week. at Auburn, but they remain a team with offensive egularR -season SEC league question marks. (LW: 12) victories for Alabama coach Nick Saban after Satur y’sda OR UNDING IT OUT 14. Missouri (2-7): The 10-0 defeat of Louisiana State. THE REST OF THE MAATTCHUPS Tigers had a reputareputa- He is the fifth coach to reach ble day on offense that plateau, joining Bear Time (EST) Matchup TV against South Bryant (159), Steve Spurrier SAATURDTURDDAAAYY 3:30 p.m. VanderbiltVanderbilt at Missouri SE NetworkorkC Carolina, but three turnovers (131), Johnny VaughtVaught (106) Noon Kentucky at TTennesseeeennessee SE NetworkorkC 7 p.m. No. 19 LSU at Arkansas ESPN did them in. (LW: 14) and Vince Dooley (105). No. 8 Auburn vs. Georgia highlights SEC matchups this week

The Associated Press Matchup of the week Numbers game No. 6 Ohio State. ... Tennessee is trying to beat Ken- South Carolina coach Will Muschamp vs. No. 1 Alabama’s 10-0 victory over LSU was its 13th tucky for the 31st time in their last 32 meetings. Ken- Here are some things to watch in Week 11 of the Florida: Muschamp went 28-21 in four years as straight win over a ranked team, the third-longest such tucky’s only win over Tennessee during that stretch Southeastern Conference football season: Florida’s coach but got fired in 2014. Now he re- streak in history. Southern California beat 16 straight was a 10-7 decision in 2011. Kentucky hasn’t beaten Game of the week turns to Gainesville with an opportunity to dam- ranked teams from 2002-05, and Oklahoma won 15 Tennessee in Knoxville since 1984. No. 8 Auburn at Georgia: The Tigers still control age his former team’s hopes of defending its SEC straight over Top 25 foes from 1973-75. ... Mississippi Upset watch their own destiny in the SEC Western Division with East title. This isn’t the first time a former Florida State’s Nick Fitzgerald has rushed for at least 100 Arkansas is at home and a 7½-point underdog three weeks left to go this season, but they didn’t coach has gone to South Carolina and had to face yards in five games, including the last three in a row. against LSU, even though the Razorbacks looked look great in a 23-16 victory over Vanderbilt last the Gators. Steve Spurrier led South Carolina to The only Football Bowl Subdivision quarterback with much-improved in a win against Florida and the week. Georgia is the latest Eastern Division team a 30-22 victory over Florida in 2005, the first time more 100-yard rushing performances this season is Tigers are coming off an emotional loss to top-ranked to see if it can shake up the league’s power struc- he faced the team he had coached from 1990- Louisville’s Lamar Jackson with six. ... Auburn, No. Alabama. Florida hosts South Carolina as an 11½- ture, which has obviously tilted to the West this fall. 2001. South Carolina lost 17-16 in 2006 the first 19 LSU and South Carolina have all held each of their point favorite, but the Gators are coming off the The Bulldogs are coming off a last-second win at time Spurrier coached against the Gators in opponents below 30 points. The only other FBS teams Arkansas loss and still dealing with several key in- Kentucky. Gainesville. to do that are No. 2 Michigan, No. 4 Washington and juries, including at quarterback. HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Thursday, November 10, 2016 — B7 ENTERTAINMENT

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Thursday, November 10, 2016 LIVING 8 Man’s new job with an old Skybox food something to remember omeone said I looked like an Pour 1 1⁄2 cups hot water over all. flame gives his excited woman with all that Bake at 350ºF for 30-40 minutes. Top chocolate. I was excited, but I with vanilla ice cream. wife a chill don’t know if it was because of Since I was eating the turtle brownie Sthe chocolate or the fact that I was in at the football game, I thought I would EAR ABBY: My husband the president’s skybox at Neyland Sta- share this recipe for turtle candy. By was recently offered a new dium. the way, it was delicious and so is this Djob that carries with it a It could have been the altitude up candy. significant increase in salary as there high above everything. It could Classic Turtle Candy well as upward mobility. He have been because part of my family 72 pecan halves was offered the job by a woman was with me and we were enjoying the 24 caramels, unwrapped he used to work with years ago. day together. The dessert I was eating 1 1⁄2 cups semi-sweet chocolate chips She will be his new boss. was a turtle brownie and some choco- 1 1⁄2 teaspoons shortening It was recently brought to my late mousse. I also Place 3 pecan halves in a y-shape on attention that not only were they had turkey, ham, greased baking sheets; place a caramel co-workers, they also used to Drucilla’s barbecue, vegeta- in the center. Repeat with remaining sleep together. He tells me Little Helpers bles and fruit ga- nuts and caramels. Bake at 300 degrees there’s absolutely nothing there, lore. There was for 10 minutes until caramels are and that I don’t need to be wor- plenty of iced tea melted. In a small saucepan, melt ried. However, I can’t help but and popcorn. Also chocolate chips and shortening over wonder why they have main- ice cream, candy, low heat, stirring until smooth. Spoon tained contact for all these hot dogs and sal- chocolate over candies on baking years, and why she sought him ads. But, sad to sheets. Chill overnight, until firm. out to work for her. say, there wasn’t Makes 2 dozen. She is also married, and I won- any bacon. Yes, I If you want to give this as a gift, look der if her husband knows their did watch the ball- for a small fish bowl at a pet store — history, and game. The Pride of it’s a clever package for Classic Turtle Dear if he would Drucilla the Southland Band Candy. be OK with was simply won- I would like to remind you again of the Abby his wife’s Ray derful. My friend dinner theater on Nov. 19 at 6:30 p.m. at request to Kim Sells’ son the Monterey Community Center. Tick- work with a plays in that band. She and I used to ets are $25. Leading Ladies of Monterey former work together when I was with the is the title and the ladies and their char- lover. Overton County Extension. I was tex- acters are: Dora Lee Wilder, who was Am I over- ting her to see where she was and she the first woman doctor in Tennessee and reacting? Or was in the nosebleed section. I told her was married to General John T.Wilder, should peo- to look over toward the box to see if will be played by Julie Bohannon; Mrs. ple cut off she could see me that I was the one in Drucilla Ray enjoyed the sweets in the president’s box at UT. She was A.P. (Daisy) Welch, a minister’s wife, contact with orange. She just said, “Ha, ha.” invited by the president to recognize her retirement from the UT Ex- who helped her husband start several their exes We got there early to see the Vol Walk tension Service. churches in the Monterey and Abigail once they with the band, cheerleaders, coach and Cookeville area, will be played by are married? football players. We parked really cially with all the people serving the easiest dessert that I will make when I Cindy Putnam; Dollie Williams, along Van Buren Should I be close, but on the walk to the stadium, I food. I liked that. He might just tell me get in my box. Oh, I didn’t mention the with her husband Malcom, started Camp worried was holding to a railing while walking to walk up those two steps from our TV screens that we watched while we Monterey back in the 1940’s and is still about a physical or emotional up some steps and must have set my living room to the kitchen and he were in the box. George might get a in operation today, will be played by affair? I just don’t have a good hand down on a bee of some kind be- would put me a sign there that says, TV for me to watch while I make this Robin Reil, who also works at Camp feeling about this. Thank you cause it stung me. By the time I got to “Welcome to Drucilla’s box.” Then I delicious dessert for him. Monterey and has since the 1970’s. for your help. — NEEDS AN the stadium it was stinging and could make all the food that I wanted. Hot Fudge Pudding Cake Last but not least is Mrs. Claudine OBJECTIVE OPINION swelling. All I had to do was ask and I Isn’t he thoughtful? 1 cup self-rising flour Dunn, beloved third grade school DEAR NEEDS: In a situation got my hand taken care of by someone I saw several Cookeville people in the 3⁄4 cup sugar teacher in Monterey and part time like this, much depends upon in the fire department. box, since we were playing against 2 tablespoons cocoa saleslady at the Hire and Jent and Bray the individuals involved and the I had my picture made with the presi- TTU. Randy Porter and his wife, Ricky 1 teaspoon vanilla dry goods store; will be played by Dru- circumstances of the breakup. dent of the University of Tennessee, Dr. Shelton and wife and Ryan Williams 1⁄2 cup milk cilla Ray (that’s me). Come out and Not all romances end acrimo- Joe DiPietro and UT Extension Dean and his son and Will Horner were sit- 2 tablespoons melted butter have fun (and a delicious meal) while niously. Sometimes they gradu- Tim Cross. Both of them were very ting down in front of me. Also the Pres- Spread ingredients in baking dish learning some history about early Mon- ally diminish and the people kind to me. It was an experience that I ident of TTU came up for awhile to which has been lightly sprayed with terey. This is usually a sold-out event so involved move on. will never forget and I appreciate Dr. have pictures made. I hope they don’t cooking spray. call the Monterey Depot at 839-2111 to It would be interesting to know DiPietro for his kindness and thought- mind me mentioning their names. Mix together the following and sprin- reserve your ticket. who told you your husband and fulness. He has a very nice box. I am I think a good time was had by all, es- kle over the above mixture.: Any questions you may call me at this woman were once lovers. If going to see if George could fix me up pecially me. 2 tablespoons cocoa 510-1349 or email me at it was your husband, I think you with a box like that at our house, espe- I am going to feature my favorite and 1 cup sugar [email protected]. have less to be concerned about than if it was someone “trying to be helpful.” It is possible that the woman contacted your hus- band because she is familiar with his work ethic and his abil- Celebrity chef Guy Fieri a veggie fan? ities and thinks he would be the best person for the job. By MARK KENNEDY (William Mor- The show has created what’s called the and the purity of the turf.” That said, however, there are AP Entertainment Writer row), with recipes Fieri Effect, a boost in restaurant rev- Fieri embraces a laid-back, communal four people involved in this sit- that range from enues after he shows up. “I feel like the approach to cooking. He’s not exactly uation. And your question about NEW YORK — Of all the celebrity Chicken Bacon guy that gets to bring the Publisher’s hunting for the next food trend. “I try to whether her husband is aware of chefs out there, there’s one you’d least Ranch Pizza to Clearing House check to the door, you keep my eyes and ears open. I don’t feel their history is a good one, be- expect to sing the praises of spinach, Quick Cracked know?” he says. “It changes their lives. that I have to be the first one to the cause he should be. kale and Brussels sprouts. That would be Bulgur Wheat It’s not just giving them money. It’s giv- dance,” he said. DEAR ABBY: I have a sug- Guy Fieri. Salad. It’s what his ing them recognition.” He also encourages cooks to take lib- gestion for your readers who The spiky-haired champion of Ameri- family eats, with But as much as Fieri is cheered by fans erty with his recipes, saying, “There’s take prescription medication. can comfort food is more associated tips on how to for his down-home approach to unfussy not one way to play the song.” But he When they are finished with it, with greasy chili dogs than salad, the Fieri stretch leftovers fare, he’s also dismissed by foody elites has embraced gluten-free options and or- they should peel the label off fryer over the fig. But are you sure you into several meals. who find his manner brash and culinary ganic foods, especially after the death of the bottle, stick it to a piece of know all the sides of this guy? “It kind of moves skills lacking. The New York Times in his younger sister. paper and send it through a “I’m a big greens fan. I’m a big veg- all over the board,” said Fieri, who 2012 had a scathing takedown of his Morgan Fieri died of skin cancer in shredder. etable fan. I’m a big whole grains fan. started with 200 recipes and whittled Times Square restaurant, asking: “Is the 2011 — she is memorialized with a color These labels contain a lot of And I exercise a lot. That’s how I keep them down to 125. “It was a full-blown entire restaurant a very expensive piece tattoo on his left arm — and she pushed personal information. If they this petit dancer’s figure,” he said, family project with everyone involved of conceptual art?” him to come up with delicious meals fall into the wrong hands, they laughing. “A lot of people misinterpret and picking what they liked and didn’t “I have to take the high road,” responds while juggling severe dietary restric- could become shopping lists for what I do.” like.” Fieri. “Everybody has their role in the tions. “It really opened my mind. I think drug addicts and our landfills Fieri has built a food career on a certain Fieri broke into the mainstream after food world and what they choose to ap- it was the last gift she gave me. It could become their next source. amount of flash — a rock star image winning “The Next Food Network Star.” preciate. I’m not a fine dining chef. I ap- changed me as a chef,” he says. Better to be safe than sorry, if complete with tattoos and jewelry, a fleet He went on to put his name on more than preciate it. I think Thomas Keller is With the holidays coming up, Fieri for no other reason than privacy. of yellow muscle cars and high-octane 30 restaurants across America and Mex- amazing,” he says. “But I really like hopes to spend time with his family — — CHET IN KENTUCKY dishes including Bacon Mac ‘n’ Cheese ico. His best-known Food Network where I’m at, I like what I do. I like how wife Lori and their two sons — and he DEAR CHET: I agree! Burgers. show is “Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives ,” it makes people feel.” had this advice about big meals: slow But he’s also raised a family in the where he celebrates small eateries that Fellow Food Network chef Alton down, put the phones away and have lots same Northern California house for the make dishes from scratch. Brown sees professional jealousy as the of courses. last 20 years, eats a burger maybe once “I pick the restaurants and I pick the fuel of the anti-Fieri fire: “There are peo- “I say to folks all the time, ‘Watch what a month, considers culinary innovator menu and I try to pick what they do best ple who have plied their trade for a long you’re eating. You don’t have to eat it Want a break on Jose Andres a hero, and says things like and I try to pick what is creative and ex- time in the culinary world that might see all. Make conscious choices. It doesn’t “I cannot get enough farro.” citing for people to see. But the last thing a guy that won a food competition show mean you have to starve yourself and eat parking ticket fines? Both sides are on display in his new I really want to do is the 10-pound chili and, all of a sudden, is a superstar. They carrots all day,’” he said. Bring in canned food cookbook, “Guy Fieri Family Food “ cheese fry overload,” he said. resent that. They want to guard the turf “Have an awareness.”

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