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June 9, 2019 BARTOW COUNTY’S ONLY DAILY NEWSPAPER $1.50 Commissioner addresses labor shortages, residential growth

BY JAMES SWIFT than the one that plagued it 10 years earlier — the county [email protected] now has more jobs than people available to fi ll them. And the local government itself, Taylor said, is far What a difference a decade can make. from immune from the ongoing labor shortage. Ten years ago, the United States was gripped in the “In our public works department, Joe Sutton comes by Great Recession. The national unemployment rate hov- most every morning into my offi ce and we visit and now ered around 9.9%, and on the local level, the economic the latest few months, the topic of the conversation is outlook was even grimmer — in September 2009, Bar- ‘I’ve lost this worker, I need an operator, a heavy equip- tow’s unemployment rate stood at a stunning 13.2%. ment operator, I need a truck driver,’” Taylor recounted at Fast forward to April 2019, when the national unem- Thursday morning’s Eggs and Issues event sponsored by RANDY PARKER/DTN RANDY PARKER/THE DAILY TRIBUNE NEWS ployment rate held steady at 3.6% — with Bartow Coun- the Cartersville-Bartow County Chamber of Commerce Bartow County Commissioner Steve Taylor Bartow County Sheriff Clark speaks at Thursday morning’s Eggs and Is- ty hitting a record low mark of 3%. at NorthPointe Church in Adairsville. Millsap speaks at Thursday sues event at NorthPointe Church in Adairs- Today, Bartow County Commissioner Steve Taylor morning’s Eggs and Issues ville. said the local economy has an entirely different problem SEE COMMISSIONER, PAGE 8A event at NorthPointe Church in Adairsville. Sheriff Millsap CCBOE encourages fi rearm to vote on licenses budget, following honor murder-suicide BY JAMES SWIFT [email protected]

retirees Bartow County Sheriff Clark Millsap revealed some new in- BY DONNA HARRIS formation on the murder-suicide [email protected] that transpired off Gray Road on June 1 at a Cartersville-Bartow The Cartersville School County Chamber of Commerce Board will take care of a couple event in Adairsville Thursday of end-of-the-year items next morning. week. “We had a real tragedy this At the regular monthly meet- weekend, I’ve still yet to fi gure ing Monday night, the board out,” he said. “He showed her, will hold the second required alright — he blew her away and public hearing on the fi scal then he blew himself away.” year 2020 consolidated budget, Offi cials announced Mon- which totals $56,177,915. day that Jose Flores-Neve, 37, Following the hearing, Super- of Kennesaw, shot and killed intendent Dr. Marc Feuerbach Nayeli Fernandez-Diaz, 34, will recommend approving the SPECIAL and Matthew McArthur, 42, on budget, which hasn’t changed Clear Creek Elementary fourth-grader Cameron Wilson experiences what it feels like to fl y in the wind tunnel at iFly a dead-end street close to Old since it was fi rst presented to Atlanta last month. Rudy York Road before tuning the board. the gun on himself last weekend. “That is the budget; that is Flores-Neve and the female not the millage rate,” Finance victim were technically mar- Committee Chairman Tim CCES STEM students learn ried, although they had been Chason added. separated for close to a year. Board members also will While Millsap said investigators recognize the 17 2019 retirees, hadn’t determined a clear mo- who have a combined total of about fl ying, wind tunnels at iFly tive for the double murder yet, 514 years of experience: Rose- he did indicate that McArthur, mary Chesley, 24 years; Stacey BY DONNA HARRIS Math/Science Partnership through Ken- design process involved in creating and im- who was from White, Georgia, Cravey, 32 years; Gail Good- [email protected] nesaw State University. proving the wind tunnels by iFly,” Morrow was armed at the time of the win, 21 years; Leah Hobgood, “Prior to going to iFly, I expected their said. “Students learned about the physics shooting. 30 years; Kelly Hopkins, 31 Field trips sure have changed in the past STEM fi eld trip experience to be basic and and math required to create a safe fl ying “Folks, this weekend that guy years; Jodi James, 27½ years; few decades. be a simple overview of STEM,” she said. experience.” showed up in Bartow County Linda Linn, 30 years; Ken A group of GATEWAY students from “We were amazed by the level of instruc- After the lecture and presentation, they with an AR-15 and a 9-milli- MacKenzie, 46 years; David Clear Creek Elementary School got a sam- tion, the real-world application and the got to witness fi rsthand how different ma- meter,” Millsap said. “The male Matherne, 33 years; Margaret ple of what it feels like to jump out of an engagement level of the STEM Field Trip terials such as water, a beach ball, a basket- victim had a .40-caliber — he Morris, 41 years; Dixie Mulli- airplane during their visit to iFly Atlanta Program. We wanted to provide our stu- ball and a Nerf gun performed inside the didn’t do too good in returning nax, 33 years; Kim Norwood, the last week of school. dents with the same opportunity to have a wind tunnel, Morrow said. fi re, unfortunately.” 29 years; Linda Patterson, 26½ The 51 fourth- and fi fth-graders and 10 unique experience and see the application “Students also watched an expert fl yer With the local sheriff’s offi ce years; Brad Payne, 37 years; chaperones took part in an interactive sci- and excitement of STEM in the communi- perform various tricks and experiments in battling a pronounced manpow- Linda Templeton, 24 years; ence, technology, engineering and math- ty.” the wind tunnel,” she said. “For the next er shortage — as of Thursday Rena Vaughan, 36 years; and ematics presentation, physics lesson and The two teachers, along with instruc- activity, students were able to apply their morning, the Bartow County Dean Williams, 13 years. fl ight training before suiting up to try in- tional lead teacher Jennifer Mauldin and knowledge and understanding to design Sheriff’s Offi ce (BCSO) had at “We’re losing a lot of quality door sky diving. paraprofessional Jessica McKinney, took and experiment with a parachute STEM least 19 open positions — Mill- experience,” Feuerbach said. GATEWAY teacher Robin Morrow said students who study STEM in GATEWAY challenge. Finally, students participated in sap said such incidents certain- The superintendent will ask she and fellow GATEWAY teacher Shelly or on the after-school STEAM team to par- fl ight instruction and safety training before ly reinforce his staunch Second the board to reject all received Abernathy learned about iFly after hav- ticipate in the three-hour experience. suiting up and fl ying in the wind tunnel.” Amendment convictions. bids for the fi eldhouse renova- ing a class there last year when they were “Students began with a lecture session tion project at the high school, working on a science endorsement in the where they learned about the engineering SEE IFLY, PAGE 7A SEE MILLSAP, PAGE 2A which will release all bond se- curity money back to the bid- ders. “They were way over what we had budgeted so we’re going to a Plan B right now,” he said. Cartersville City Council hears “We’re just putting that process on hold at this time. We’re still working through that process fi rst reading of FY 2020 budget right now.” Feuerbach also will recom- BY JAMES SWIFT tersville. Owners of homes valued at $170,000, for mend: [email protected] example, would see their property taxes go from — Awarding the bid for mu- $219.51 to $287.51 under the proposed rate increase. sical instruments for the high The City of Cartersville’s proposed 2020 fi scal “If you want to break that down on a daily basis, school to low bidder Washington year budget calls for a millage rate increase — as it’s 19 cents per day,” Rhinehart said. Music Center for $28,563 and for well as an uptick in water, sewer and gas utility rates. Rhinehart gave an overview of the budget’s pro- the middle school to low bidder “It’s a proposed property tax increase of 1.0 mills,” posed utility rate increases. Taylor Music for $12,695 for a to- City of Cartersville Finance Director Tom Rhine- “There’s a 5% increase in the base tier rate for tal cost of $41,258, with $40,000 hart said at Thursday evening’s city council meeting. inside-the-City-limit residents — this equates to an being paid from the Special Pur- “The last time that was increased was in 2017.” increase of $2.73 per month for the average residen- pose Local Option Sales Tax ac- The City’s current millage rate is set at 3.228 tial customer based on 7,000 gallons consumed,” count and the remainder coming mills. Under the proposed FY20 budget that would he said. “The current [monthly base] rate is $9.45 a from the two schools. increase to 4.228 mills. month, and the new rate would be $9.92 a month.” JAMES SWIFT/THE DAILY TRIBUNE NEWS The end result, Rhinehart said, would be a rough- Cartersville Mayor Matt Santini presides over Thursday eve- SEE CCBOE, PAGE 5A ly $68 increase for the median household in Car- SEE CARTERSVILLE, PAGE 2A ning’s city council meeting.

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The Daily Tribune News Wilbanks; sisters, Dot Tinsley, tems, graduating from Carters- home.com Baptist faith and enjoyed cook- Address: Harrison Wilbanks Joann (Ronald) Fagan, Sandra ville High School in 1977. Elvin Mack Eppinger and Sons Fu- ing, fl owers, and being around 251 S. Tennessee St. Holbrook, Susie McBrayer, and accepted Christ as his Savior neral Service, Inc. are in charge small children. Cartersville, GA 30120 Harrison Wilbanks, age 70, Vickie Wright; 5 great-grand- at Mt. Zion Missionary Baptist of the arrangements. Survivors include her grand- passed away Sunday, June 2, children, and numerous nieces Church at an early age. daughter, Tina Chambers (Will) Mailing Address: 251 S. Tennessee St. 2019. He was and nephews, all special to him. He worked at Lewis Carpet of Euharlee; her grandson, Ken- Cartersville, GA 30120 born on Sep- A Celebration of Life will be Mills and Shaw Industries until neth Patterson of Cartersville; tember 16, held at a later date. his health issues no longer al- great-grandchildren, Whitney Phone: 770-382-4545 1948, in Hall lowed him to work. Elvin had a Spradley (Brett) of Cartersville, After 5 p.m.: 770-382-4548 County to par- gift for working on cars and lawn Michael Massey (Janet) of Car- Fax: 770-382-2711 ents, Frank and Elvin Canty Jr. mowers. tersville, Kelly Chambers (Carol) Alan Davis, Emmilee Wil- He leaves to cherish his memo- of Calhoun, Harleigh Lanham Publisher banks. Mr. Wil- Mr. Elvin Canty Jr., 60, of ries, his signifi cant other Thelma (DJ) of Adairsville; and Haleigh banks operated Cartersville, Georgia, passed Richards; mother, Annette Canty; Chambers of Adairsville; and her Jason Greenberg, Managing Editor the Chevron Wilbanks away on Thursday, June 6, brothers, Vann (Erika) Canty, Berniece Stone great-greatgrandchildren, Mata- station on Ten- 2019. Funeral service will be Paul (Charmease) Canty of Aus- lyn Chambers, Matheu Cham- Jennifer Moates, nessee Street held on Monday, June 10, 2019, tell, Ga.; sisters, Paula Canty Guyton bers, Preston Massey, Dylan Advertising Director in Cartersville. He sold produce at 12:00pm (noon) at Mt. Zion (Kevin) Cobb of Duluth, GA., Chambers, and Parrish Cham- and gas until he retired. Some Missionary Baptist Church, 147 and Jorinda Brown of Chicago, Ms. Berniece Stone Guyton, bers. Mindy Salamon, Office Manager/Classified people called him the watermel- Jones Street, Cartersville, GA Il.; nieces and nephews, Vandie 95, of Euharlee, died on Thurs- Funeral services will be held Advertising Director on and tomato man. He was a 30120. The body will lie in state Canty, Vaneka Canty, Vann day, June 6, 2019, at her residence. at 2:00 p.m. on Monday, June loving father, husband, brother, in the church from 11:00am un- Canty Jr., Alex Joyner, Taylor Born in Fairmount on Decem- 10, 2019, in the chapel of Par- Lee McCrory, son, grandfather, and uncle. He is til the hour of service. Interment Cobb, Loren Cobb, and Devyn ber 4, 1923, she’s the daughter of nick Jennings Funeral Home and Circulation/Distribution Manager preceded in death by his parents will follow in Oak Hill Cem- Canty; great nieces and nephews, the late Oscar Stone and the late Cremation Services. Interment Byron Pezzarossi, and brothers, L.D. and David etery. The family will receive Makylah Cain, Demetrius (DJ) Julie Garrett. She was also pre- will follow in Sunset Memory Press Room Director Wilbanks. friends on Sunday, June 9, 2017 Cain, Ryleigh White-Canty, and ceded in death by her husband, Gardens. The family will receive He is survived by his wife of 48 from 6:00pm - 7:00pm at the Zoey McConnell; aunts, Emma Frank Guyton; her daughter, friends from 5:00 p.m. – 8:00 Email: years, Jewel T. Wilbanks; sons, Mack Eppinger and Sons Fu- Jean (Ralph) Foster, Mae Helen Dorene Patterson; her grandsons, p.m. on Sunday, June 9, 2009 at Terry Dale (Lori) Jenkins, Cody neral Home, 210 North Bartow Trice, Betty (Charles) Masten, Victor Nichols, and Jason Nich- the funeral home. PUBLISHER Smith, Brayden Wilbanks, and Street, Cartersville, GA. 30120. Bertha (Steve) Paul, and Peggy ols; and her siblings, John Stone, Parnick Jennings Funeral [email protected] Matt McAbee; daughter, Daph- Elvin Canty Jr. was born on Davis; uncle, Phillip Dodson; Walter Stone, Dorthia Wright, Home and Cremation Services ne (Earl) McCreary, grandchil- October 29, 1958, to the late great aunts, Roberta Jones and Bill Stone, Lonnie Stone, and is honored to serve the family MANAGING EDITOR [email protected] dren, Hunter McCreary, Bran- Elvin Canty Sr. and Annette Sinclair (Sam) Livsey; and a host Grady Stone. of Ms. Berniece Stone Guyton; don Jenkins, Michael Somers, Dodson Canty. He received his of other relatives and friends. Ms. Guyton worked as an in- please visit www.parnickjen- NEWSROOM Kyle Somers, and Gretchen En- formal education in the Summer Condolences may be expressed spector at Union Carbide until ningsfuneral.com to share mem- [email protected] sign; brother, Clinton (Kathy) Hill and Cartersville School Sys- at: www.mackeppingerfuneral- her retirement. She was of the ories and to post tributes. FEATURES EDITOR [email protected]

PHOTOGRAPHER “The budget puts in the fi scal expenditures in the proposed bud- fund-budgeted items in several frastructure (AMI) project and [email protected] Cartersville austerity, basically,” he said. “I get includes $47.1 million for elec- years,” Rhinehart said. “Those computer storage. The Trans- STAFF REPORTERS think that I can speak for the whole tric, $28.8 million for gas and $23.4 equal about $2.4 million.” co distribution station and other [email protected] entire City departments, we look million for water pollution control The FY20 capital projects bud- gas projects are tabbed at about From Page 1A [email protected] for anything that we can save.” plant repairs and construction. get includes $30.8 million set aside $4 million, with funding for the The FY20 budget, however, The FY20 budget is roughly Earlier this year, the Cartersville for numerous water projects, about Transco distribution hub listed at SPORTS REPORTER would include a 4% decrease for $17.8 million less than the City’s City Council approved a roughly $20 million of which are also $2.6 million. [email protected] City of Cartersville sewer cus- FY19 budget. That nearly 10% $37.5 million contract with Archer unfunded mandates. About $2.7 The Cartersville City Council is ADVERTISING DIRECTOR tomers who reside outside the overall decrease is primarily ex- Western to upgrade the infrastruc- million in 2014 SPLOST fund- set to hear a second reading of the [email protected] City limits. For those utility users, plained due to the City’s removal ture at the James R. Stafford Water ing is going toward Fire Station proposed FY20 budget — with a Rhinehart said the monthly rate of Cartersville City School Board Pollution Control Plant off Walnut No. 3 and other various projects, council vote immediately follow- OFFICE MANAGER/CLASSI- would drop from $4.15 to $3.98. appropriations as a line item — Grove Road. Rhinehart said the while about $1.2 million in 2020 ing — at a public meeting sched- FIED ADVERTISING DIRECTOR [email protected] Also included in the proposed something that was recommend- aforementioned utility rate in- SPLOST funding is going toward uled for June 20 at 7 p.m. at 10 budget is a 5% increase in month- ed for deletion by auditors from creases are not being used to offset a citywide advanced metering in- North Public Square. LEGAL ADVERTISING ly fi re service charges for all pipe Mauldin and Jenkins earlier this the expenses associated with that [email protected] sizes and an increase in surcharges year. unfunded mandate from the State. for high strength wastes. Rhine- Under the proposed budget, per- “This is not to recoup some of HOT SAVINGS Letter Guidelines: hart noted that the latter hasn’t in- sonnel expenses are set to increase the costs of the ongoing construc- Letters to the editor on issues SAVINGS UP TO of broad public interest are creased since 1989. by $1.7 million, while operating tion process for the water pollution ON YOUR welcomed. Letters must bear The budget also calls for the expenses are set to increase by control plant,” he said. “These are a complete signature, street base monthly rate charge for res- almost $1.3 million. Meanwhile, actually costs that the City has to 40% POWER BILL address and phone number idential gas customers to increase commodities purchases are set to put into it in order to basically treat FINANCING AVAILABLE (address and phone numbers will not be published). Let- from $10 to $15. Commercial gas decrease by $1.8 million, while the water and have it come back to Replacement Windows ters of 500 words or less will customers should expect to see debt services are set to decrease by the State’s standards.” Roo¿ ng & Siding be accepted. Libelous char- their monthly base rate charge in- $1.9 million. The City’s gas fund is seeing “NO JOB TOO SMALL” gers and abusive language crease from $15 to $20. Capital expenses are set to in- a $7.1 million decrease while its 30 Years Experience • Locally Owned & Operated will not be considered. Infor- “These have not been adjusted crease by about $925,000 while water and sewer fund is set for a mation given must be factual. All letters will be printed as since July 2015,” Rhinehart said. transfers to the general fund will $5.2 million increase under the Darrell Pressley • 770-324-8701 submitted. No corrections will The total proposed FY20 budget remain the same as in FY19. proposed budget. The budget also be made to grammar, spell- comes out to about $165.3 million. Fire ($7.5 million), police ($6.1 includes an estimated $3.5 million ing or style. Writers may have That’s nearly $3 million less than million) and parks and recreation increase for the general and special letters published once every two weeks. Consumers com- a tentative budget presented by ($3.7 million) are the three high- revenue funds. Whenever You Need A plaints and thank-you letters Rhinehart at a city council work est-budgeted general fund expens- “Most of that is for the grant cannot be used. All are sub- session meeting last month. es. The projected enterprise fund funds — we haven’t had any grant ject to editing. Send letters to Shoulder To Lean On 251 S. Tennessee St., Car- When a funeral home is not owned and tersville, GA 30120, or e-mail operated by local people, important to [email protected]. ing through.” He said much-needed hardware decisions that need to be made quickly Editor’ Note: Opinions expressed by col- Millsap As did Millsap, he asked res- and software investments over are sometimes delayed. We are a umnists for The Daily Tribune idents to remain vigilant and the summer should lessen the locally owned and operated funeral News are those of the colum- take the proper — if not sensi- paperwork burden for employ- home staffed with sincere and caring nist alone and do not reflect From Page 1A ble — safeguards when out and ees and applicants alike. people with familiar faces from our the opinion of the newspaper In fact, he requested that ev- about in public. “With this caseload, we’re or any of its advertisers. own community, and we’re always eryone in attendance at the “Be aware of your surround- working everyday to make it ready to serve at a moment’s notice. Ordering Photographs: NorthPointe Church function ings and just understand that more people-friendly and have a Our concern doesn’t end with the Every photograph taken by a not only obtain a fi rearm, but not everybody is looking out more effi cient process,” he said. 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BY JAMES SWIFT (DBD) — approved by the Carters- [email protected] ville City Council at Thursday’s meeting, Smith now has the legal So you’ve operated a successful go-ahead to begin the paperwork olive oil shop, wine club and inde- process on what she’s tentatively pendent coffee house in downtown dubbed “The Hat Shop.” Cartersville for over three years. At this juncture, she said she’s What do you do for a follow-up? optimistic that both the “speak- For local entrepreneur Jennifer easy” and the new doughnut ven- Smith, the answer is obvious: beer ture — which will be outside of and doughnuts. the downtown Cartersville district After running Southern Muggs — will be operational by early fall. Coffee Shop and Olive Tree and Which, naturally, raises the JAMES SWIFT/THE DAILY TRIBUNE NEWS Jennifer Smith shows off conceptual artwork for her new “Hippie Donuts” business, which she hopes to have open by early fall. Vine alongside her husband Mark question: Now that she’s Carters- since spring 2016, Smith said she ville’s undisputed olive oil/wine now has plans to open up two club/coffee shop/craft beer speak- “The Hat Shop.” town. It’ll be a lot of fun to have under the same roof? it’s fi nding the right people who more businesses in and around easy/doughnut shop mogul, is there more reasons for people to come JS: There is a lot of blending will keep what we really want to the downtown Cartersville area: a any other sector Smith wants to DTN: What’s it been like pre- downtown, more things to do, at the same time as there is keep- maintain. craft beer boutique, complete with add to her ever-growing local busi- paring for the “speakeasy” addition more things to see. I think the fact ing them separate. We do a lot of a “speakeasy” motif, and a hand- ness footprint? to your business model? that we haven’t had a craft brewery cross-training with all our employ- DTN: Do you have a timetable crafted doughnut shop with a far- “Not yet,” the 52-year-old busi- JS: In Georgia, you have to go downtown puts us behind a lot of ees, so that they can cover all the in place for when the new business out, 1960s-inspired theme. nesswoman said with a hearty through a distributorship. Every- other small towns in the area. different areas. We try to limit it to may open? “We’re not thinking Grateful laugh. thing is through distributors, so the ones who are going to be com- JS: Hopefully by Labor Day. It Dead, we’re thinking peace, love we’ve already got relationships DTN: What’s the strategy for fortable with serving alcohol — would be great if it was sooner — and donuts — although that’s tak- Name: Jennifer Smith with all the distributors and they’ve operating three wholly separate of age, obviously — but it’s more en and we couldn’t use that,” Smith Age: 52 been waiting for us to have beer. — and very distinct — businesses about community and family, so SEE BIO, PAGE 5A said with a chuckle. Occupation: Entrepreneur We’ve got a special wine tasting Laying the groundwork for “Hip- Current City: Cartersville coming up, so [one distributor] is pie Donuts” has been considerably also going to be bringing some Ready to easier than bringing the speakeasy The Daily Tribune News: To beers to sample — for us, not for Experience ... concept, which would be included begin, can you give us a quick over- the wine-tasting [patrons]. They inside the Smiths’ current business view of your current businesses? deal with a lot of small craft com- The Best in Auto Repair! at 26 West Main St., to fruition. In Jennifer Smith: Olive Tree and panies, so we’re excited. fact, Smith has been waiting more Vine is separate from Southern DIAGNOSTICS • ENGINES & TRANSMISSIONS • DIESEL REPAIR than a year and a half for the City Muggs, so we have olive oil and DTN: Are there any particular BRAKES • TUNE UPS • TIRES • BELTS • BATTERIES of Cartersville to cross all their t’s balsamic vinegar, and we’ve done brewers you are eying for a part- and dot all their i’s on an ordinance weekly wine tastings for just about nership? amendment that would allow her three years with the wine club. JS: We like all the local ones, shop to sell craft beers. We’ve wanted to do beer as well, it but we want to go regional at the My AC Isn’t Cold Enough! “It’s been a very interesting in- just took a little while. very least. 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THE ASSOCIATED PRESS President Donald Trump’s deal to avert his threatened tariffs on Mexico includes a few new solutions to swiftly stem the surge of Central American migrants fl owing over America’s southern border. And it delivers enough for Trump to claim a political win. The decision — announced by tweet late Friday — ended a showdown that business leaders warned would have disastrous eco- nomic consequences for both the U.S. and one of its largest trading partners, driving up consumer prices and driving a wedge between the two allies. And it represented a win for members of Trump’s own party who had fl ooded the White House with pleading calls as well as aides who had been eager to convince the president to back down.

TOSHIFUMI KITAMURA/POOL PHOTO VIA AP But ultimately, it gives Trump the ability to claim victory on a Chinese Finance Minister Liu Kun, center, delivers a speech while Japanese Finance Minister Taro Aso, left, and French Economy central campaign promise that has been largely unfulfi lled as he and Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire listen during the G20 Ministerial Symposium on International Taxation in the G20 Finance prepares to formally launch his 2020 campaign. Ministers and Central Bank Governors meeting in Fukuoka, southern Japan, Saturday. “In the face of naysayers, President Trump yet again delivered a huge victory for the American people,” Trump campaign spokes- man Tim Murtaugh said in a statement, applauding the president for using “the threat of tariffs to bring Mexico to the table” and “showing that he is willing to use every tool in his toolbox to pro- Trade disruptions, taxing tech tect the American people.” Trump ran in 2016 pledging to crack down on illegal immigra- tion, but instead has watched as the number of border crossings has spiked to its highest level in over a decade — with U.S. Border companies are talk of G-20 Patrol apprehending more than 132,000 people in May, including a record 84,542 adults and children traveling together. That surge has been straining federal resources, leaving offi cials struggling to BY ELAINE KURTENBACH Trump and members of his ad- scape transformed by technology. users, is also struggling to keep up. provide basic housing and health care to families fl eeing violence AP Business Writer ministration contend that the ripple One aim is to prevent a “race to “The growth has been expo- and poverty in Honduras, Guatemala and El Salvador. effects of the billions of dollars in the bottom” by countries trying to nential but we cannot capture this With Trump overseas and an unproductive opening negotiat- How to reorder the global fi nan- tariffs imposed by Washington on lure companies by offering unsus- growth in our GDP as well as in our ing session with Mexican offi cials Wednesday, many at the White cial system in an era of trade stand- Chinese exports over the past year tainably and unfairly low tax rates tax revenue,” said Indonesian Fi- House had expected Trump to move forward with the 5% tariff offs and technological change held are creating new business oppor- as an incentive. nance Minister Mulyani Indrawati. he’d threaten to slap on all Mexican goods on Monday in an effort the attention of fi nancial offi cials tunities for other businesses in the Mnuchin said he disagreed with Mobile banking, big data, artifi - to strong-arm the country into action, according to people familiar from the Group of 20 major econo- U.S. and other countries. details of some of the proposals but cial intelligence and cloud comput- with the deliberations. Aides, including Vice President Mike Pence mies on Saturday. The G-20 offi cials were expect- not with the need for action. ing are among many technologies and Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, were no personal fans of the The central bank governors and ed to express their support for ad- “Everyone, we are now facing a that are expanding access to fi nan- policy, but they understood Trump’s frustration and presented sev- other fi nancial regulators meeting justing monetary policy, for exam- turning point,” Japanese Finance cial services for many people who eral suggestions to the Mexican delegation to walk him back. They in this southern Japanese port city ple by making borrowing cheaper Minister Taro Aso told the group. in the past might not have even used also made clear that Trump was dead set on the tariffs without dra- fl agged risks from upsets to the through interest rate cuts, in a com- “This could be the biggest reform banks. But such innovations raise matic action. global economy as Beijing and munique to be issued as meetings of the long established internation- questions about protecting privacy U.S. offi cials were nonetheless surprised when talks resumed Washington clash over trade and wrap up on Sunday. al framework in over 100 years.” and cybersecurity, Aso said. Thursday and Mexico agreed to some of the things Pence had put technology. Their offi cial agenda on Saturday Some European members of the “We need to stay vigilant against on the table, including an expansion of a program that forces some U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven was focused on longer-term, more G-20, especially, want to see min- risks or challenges,” Aso said. asylum-seekers to return to Mexico as they wait for their cases to Mnuchin said “no” when asked if technical issues such as improving imum corporate tax rates for big Japan, the world’s third-largest be adjudicated. And while such a measure never made it into the other fi nancial leaders attending standards for corporate governance, multinationals. France and Britain economy, is hosting the G-20 for agreement, Mexican offi cials also expressed an openness to dis- the meetings in Fukuoka were policing cyber-currencies and re- have already enacted stop-gap tax the fi rst time since it was founded cussing something they had long opposed: Having Mexico become raising concerns over the impact forming tax systems to ensure they systems for digital businesses, but in 1999. The venue for the annual a “safe third country,” which would make it harder for asylum-seek- on global markets and trade from are fair for both traditional and new, they are not adequate, said French fi nancial meeting, Fukuoka, is a ers who pass through the country to claim refuge in the U.S. President Donald Trump’s crusade online-based industries. Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire. thriving regional hub and base for Conversations continued Friday during a marathon session at the against huge, chronic U.S. trade Ensuring that governments cap- “For the time being there is no startups. State Department led by White House counsel Pat Cipollone, with defi cits, especially with China. ture a fair share of profi ts from the fair taxation of this new economic The G-20 group includes Ar- Trump briefed by phone aboard Air Force One. But Mnuchin acknowledged that massive growth of businesses like model,” Le Maire said, adding that gentina, Australia, Brazil, Canada, A fi nal decision was made during an evening conference call growth has been slowing in Eu- Google and Amazon has grown in the hope is to have an agreement by China, France, Germany, India, In- once Trump return to the White House on Friday evening, and rope, China and other regions. importance over the many years the the year’s end. donesia, Japan, South Korea, Mex- shortly thereafter he fi red off his tweet announcing the deal. “I’m hearing concerns if we con- G-20 fi nance chiefs have been de- The issue is not confi ned to the ico, Russia, Saudi Arabia, South The decision was a relief for Trump aides— nearly all of whom tinue on this path there could be bating the reforms aimed at prevent- wealthiest nations. Indonesia, a de- Africa, Turkey, the United King- were united in opposition to the tariffs, disagreeing on principle issues. There will be winners and ing tax evasion and modernizing veloping country of 260 million dom, the United States and the Eu- and in practice. It also came as relief for Republican lawmakers losers,” he said. policies to match a fi nancial land- with more than 100 million internet ropean Union. and their allies in the business community, who’d spent the week burning up White House phones and personally nudging the presi- dent to back down. In a rare rebuke, several had threatened to block the effort, with Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell saying Sex abuse on agenda as Southern Baptists convene publicly there was little support. Still, one Republican who discussed the situation on condition of THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The convention is happening in anonymity said the outreach from Capitol Hill appeared to play far The Southern Baptist Conven- the state that passed the strictest less a role than the concessions made by the Mexicans — particu- tion gathers for its annual national abortion ban in the country, an larly the agreement to expand the remain-in-Mexico policy. meeting Tuesday with one sobering issue near and dear to many Bap- A joint statement released by the State Department said Mexico topic — sex abuse by clergy and tists. And President Donald Trump had agreed to “take unprecedented steps to increase enforcement staff — overshadowing all others. has advanced an agenda that has to curb irregular migration,” including the deployment of its new Inside the meeting hall in Bir- pleased many conservative Chris- National Guard, with a focus on its porous southern border with mingham, Alabama, delegates tians, including a remade U.S. Su- Guatemala. Mexico, however, had already intended to deploy the representing the nation’s largest preme Court. National Guard to the southern border and had made that clear to Protestant denomination will like- With the abuse scandal spread- U.S. offi cials. ly vote on establishing criteria for ing, Greear’s study committee The U.S. also hailed Mexico’s agreement to embrace the expan- expelling churches that mishandle issued 10 recommendations, and sion of a program under which some asylum-seekers are returned or cover up abuse allegations. They some action has been taken. to Mexico as they wait out their cases. But the remain-in-Mexico also may vote to establish a new For example, a nine-mem- program was implemented earlier this year and, from the start, U.S. committee which would review ber team has been developing a offi cials have vowed to rapidly expand it, even without Mexico’s how member churches handle training curriculum to be used by public support. Indeed, offi cials from the Department of Homeland claims of abuse. churches and seminaries to im- Security were working to spread the program, which has already Outside the convention center, JEFFREY MCWHORTER/AP, FILE prove responses to abuse. The team led to the return of about 10,000 to Mexico, before the latest blow- abuse survivors and other activ- Rape survivor and abuse victim advocate Mary DeMuth speaks includes a psychologist, a former up. ists plan a protest rally Tuesday during a 2018 rally protesting the Southern Baptist Convention’s prosecutor, a detective, and attor- Administration offi cials noted the deal leaves open the possi- evening, demanding that the SBC treatment of women outside the convention’s annual meeting ney and abuse survivor Rachael bility of “further actions” if “the measures adopted do not have move faster to require sex-abuse at the Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center in Dallas. Denhollander, the fi rst women the expected results.” And while the “third safe country” agree- training for all pastors, staff and front the problem. vulnerability and a willingness to to go public with charges against ment did not make it into the deal, it is something offi cials plan volunteers, and to create a database However, pressure on the church address this crisis.” sports doctor Larry Nassar ahead to continue to discuss in the coming months. of credibly accused abusers that has intensifi ed in recent months, As evidence of that willingness, of the prosecution that led to a could be shared among its more due in part to articles by the Hous- Greear’s advisory group issued a lengthy prison sentence. than 47,000 churches. They will ton Chronicle and San Antonio Ex- detailed report Saturday about sex- The study group also is consid- also be urging the church, which press-News asserting that hundreds ual abuse within the SBC. ering new requirements for back- espouses all-male leadership, to be of Southern Baptist clergy and staff It contained several fi rst-person ground checks of church leaders. more respectful of women’s roles have been accused of sexual mis- stories by sexual abuse survivors, And it is assessing options for a da- — a volatile topic that’s sparked conduct over the past 20 years, and acknowledged a variety of fail- tabase listing abusers, though Bap- online debate over whether women including dozens who returned to ures in how the SBC has responded tist leaders say that process has been should preach to men. church duties, while leaving more to abuse — including inadequate diffi cult because of legal issues. Sex abuse already was a than 700 victims with little in the training of staff, failure to believe Greear said he was “thankful for high-profi le issue at the 2018 na- way of justice or apologies. and support victims, failure to re- the light” that the articles by the tional meeting in Dallas, follow- “For years, there were people port abuse to law enforcement, and Houston Chronicle and San An- ing revelations about several sex- who assumed abuse was simply recommending suspected perpe- tonio Express-News “shined on a ual misconduct cases. Soon after a Roman Catholic problem,” said trators to new employment. dark area of our Convention.” his election as SBC president at the Rev. Russell Moore, who heads The scandals have created a “Only when sin is exposed to the that meeting, the Rev. J.D. Greear the SBC’s public policy arm. “I see major distraction at a time when light of truth, true repentance, heal- formed an advisory group to draft that mentality dissipating. There recent political events have thrilled ing and change can begin,” he wrote recommendations on how to con- seems to be a growing sense of many Southern Baptist members. in an email to The Associated Press.

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in underground cage matches. door open for a sequel, which, its violence or bored to tears by Don’t let whimsical names considering this thing’s anemic its stilted pace, so you’re proba- like “Squirtle” and “Jiggly- box offi ce performance, proba- bly better off just giving them a Swift at the puff” throw you off — this bly won’t be happening anytime Game Boy to fi ddle around with thing is basically a start-your- soon. for an hour and a half instead. own bloodsport ring manual for Some of the special effects are The best I can afford this fourth-graders. decent, but that’s pretty much high-concept snoozer is a major- I ended up staying through all this one has going for it. All ly disappointing ONE-AND-A- the whole credits, just to make of the action scenes are paint HALF PIECES OF POPCORN Movies sure Michael Vick wasn’t listed by numbers and the dialogue is OUT OF FOUR. Here’s hoping as one of its executive produc- about as bland as sugarless, off- the inevitable live-action “Frog- ers. brand Jell-o. Even worse, your ger” and “Pac-Man” movies are As for the story itself, there’s kids will either be too scared by far more entertaining. not a whole lot of depth here. You’ve got this one 20-some- ‘Detective Pikachu’ should’ve thing insurance adjuster who lives in Pokemon City, and one stayed a video game Swift day he fi nds this cute little yel- LOST DOG Reward is wearing brown leather low hamster monster that stops BY JAMES SWIFT they’re wanting their fans to get or fi ve weeks to get around to being so cute as soon as it starts collar with two tags. [email protected] metaphorically drunk on art, reviewing. talking and Deadpool’s voice bang a gong and say “Ong-Hae- To be honest, I don’t real- comes out of his mouth. $ One says microchipped. You ever hear about this mu- Ya.” And yes, I did my research ly know anything about the You see, Pikachu is actually a His coloring is buff/ sic group called BTS? They’re and fi gured out that “Ong-Hae- cartoon or the video games or super-intelligent lab experiment 500 basically this generation’s Beat- Ya” is the name of a traditional the card games or the tie-in to gone right who’s trying to fi nd yellow lab. les, except they’re all Korean South Korean folk song about Pop-Tarts, but odds are they’re out what happened to this other and have haircuts like Ellen De- farming. So unless “bang a probably not what this movie is super-intelligent lab experiment Generes. And they rap. gong” has some sort of furtive about — an oddly morbid mur- gone awry that’s some sort of Frankly, I have no idea meaning in Hangul I’m not der mystery about government messianic cat-rabbit-person that what they’re talking about in aware of, the worst things your conspiracies, complete with can deliver long-winded mono- half their songs. For example, kids are going to hear out of jokes about cocaine usage, that logues about speciesism even they’ve got this one track called BTS are rallying cries to form feels about as age-appropriate though the animators forgot to “Airplane Part 2,” and the cho- agrarian unions. for elementary schoolers as a draw him a mouth. rus goes “Sky high, sky fl y, sky As it turns out, BTS is just fi eld trip to a liquor store. 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And whether they’re And in a way, maybe THAT infatuated with Jungkook or is why this kinda’ music is so Jimin or J-Hope (my personal popular with kids nowadays. favorite), you ought to be plum They’re having political pro- happy, because these BTS kids paganda shoved down their are probably the least intimidat- throats by virtually every form ing boy band of all time. These of media imaginable — from guys are so soft, they make the Snapchat to video games to Jonas Brothers look like Hells breakfast cereal commercials Angels. — so why wouldn’t they em- I wouldn’t exactly call their brace the one domain of pop music “good,” but at least it culture that ISN’T obsessed isn’t horribly profane or paeans with feeding ’em some kinda’ to teen suicide like most of the partisan message? With that in stuff on the radio. And while mind, not only should parents most of their lyrics don’t have be happy their kids are digging a one-to-one translation to En- BTS, they ought to be jumping glish, what I’ve managed to get for joy, screaming “Ong-Hae- outta’ Google Translate doesn’t Ya” right beside ‘em. seem too offensive. For exam- Anyhoo, speaking of things ple, they’ve got this one song people over the age of 35 will called “Dionysus,” where you never understand, our fl ick of kind of think they’re talking the week is “Pokemon Detec- about getting rip-roaring drunk, tive Pikachu,” the box offi ce but then later on you fi nd out dud that’s only taken me four

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age room has to go somewhere. So we’re looking at a storage Bio space as well as just incorpo- rating a new business. It’s sort From Page 3A of like when you start redoing we’ll probably start serving your kitchen, you know? You beer before we can implement think “I want new cabinets,” the whole speakeasy idea. and then you end up with ev- erything. DTN: What makes the craft beer component so appealing, DTN: What are your brand- from a business perspective? ing plans for the new doughnut JS: My hope is that it will shop? bring more couples together, JS: When we were trying because there’s a lot of people to come up with coffee shop where one likes wine and one names, one of them was “Lais- likes beer and the beer per- sez-faire.” We hadn’t even se- son wants to go out for a beer lected a space yet, and Mark whereas the wine person is was convinced nobody would happy coming here for a wine. have any idea what that meant, So it shortens people’s oppor- which would not be good for a tunities to just enjoy having a coffee shop. The name of the glass of wine and forces them doughnut shop is going to be to go somewhere else — so “Hippie Donuts.” We’ve been having more people together playing with ideas for logos. will be good, I think. We really, really want to use the hippie idea as much as pos- DTN: What are your busi- sible — I just think color and ness plans for outside the fun and different. downtown Cartersville area? JS: Our next venture is we’re DTN: And lastly, what’s your looking at a doughnut shop — favorite thing about running so not in the DBD district, but many different businesses in it’ll be close by — so that’ll be the Bartow community? more incorporated into South- JS: I obviously like talking ern Muggs than beer and wine. to people, so it’s always great They’re all kind of hinging on to get to know the people, each other because the storage and that made us move here. room will become where the So that’s maybe up there — it beer’s going to go, so the stor- made us residents. 6A Sunday, June 9, 2019 Businesswww.daily-tribune.com The Daily Tribune News County tag offi ce announces new online services portal

STAFF REPORT upgrade has been successfully complet- tion, pre-applying for title and registra- tow County residents to conduct their service the citizens of Georgia in a way Over Memorial Day weekend, the ed, Bartow County, in conjunction with tion, completing online renewals faster, vehicle-related business with the coun- that will make their user experience fast- Georgia Department of Revenue (DOR), the Georgia Motor Vehicle Division, changing a registration address, and in- ty at their convenience. While we love er and more convenient. The new online Bartow County, as well as all other coun- has launched a new web services portal surance fi ne payments. seeing our customers, we are happy that portal is up and running today. Visit ties across the state installed a new state- to enable Georgia residents to complete Throughout all of Georgia, county tag they now have more options to self-serve https://eservices.drives.ga.gov or www. of-the-art system, Georgia Driver Re- more vehicle services online. offi ces are using the new system and are when it comes to vehicle titling and reg- bartowga.org to view the new online ser- cord and Integrated Vehicle Enterprise As of June 5, customers are now able encouraging customers to visit the new istration,” Bartow County Tax Commis- vices available in Bartow County. System (DRIVES) to upgrade and mod- to complete a host of services online, online portal to see what online services sioner Steve Stewart said. — This report was provided by the ernize the vehicle registration and titling including online tag renewal notifi ca- are available for their county. Both state and local governments ex- Bartow County Tax Commissioner’s of- functions. Now that the statewide system tion, replace registration, cancel registra- “Georgia DRIVES is allowing Bar- pect to leverage the new technology to fi ce. Face-to-face real estate deals are best bet in the long run

Real estate deals can be lumped is to meet with the seller, which is determines whether you need to where you’re not familiar with the hind your computer and get face- into two basic categories: Transac- often more important than seeing focus more on transactional or re- local laws or the market makes this to-face with sellers. You’ll do that tion-based and relationship-based. the house. Here, you’re asking the lationship-based deals. strategy very risky. by stopping at every for-sale-by- Transaction-based deals are the seller questions and really trying In my opinion, the current fore- The numbers on foreclosures are owner and every for-rent-by-owner ones where you really don’t meet to fi nd out how you can help solve cast says you need to be hitting way down, too. I was looking at sign you see. You will need to get anyone in person. You buy these their real estate problems. relationship-based deals hard and some of our old fi les from 2012 to out and drive for dollars and be properties in places like auction These types of deals tend to be heavy. Let me explain why. 2014 where we saw between 75 and willing to door knock every time sites, the MLS and foreclosure auc- more local because you have to We’ve all heard the mantra that 150 properties being advertised for you can. You will need to tell ev- tions. This deal type is attractive actually meet the seller. You also inventory is down, right? This is auction per month. Last month, we eryone you know what you do and because, for the most part, you can have to deal with the emotions very true if you’re looking for deals saw no more than 16 properties ask for help getting the word out buy them from the comfort of your associated with meeting them. on the MLS. REOs are very low advertised in each of the counties that you buy houses. home while you’re sitting in front The tradeoff here is that, because right now. They’re still available, we worked. And only a quarter of If you do all this, if you get get of a computer. You can do this in you’re meeting with people, you but we have a supply and demand those actually made it to the steps. face-to-face with sellers and ask your spare time, and you can even English have the opportunity to construct issue. There is a smaller supply and Finally, online auction invento- Peter Fortunato’s famous question, buy all across the county if you creative deals. This structure is far a big demand with investors look- ry is almost nonexistent. Sites like “Why are you selling such a nice wish. house, that’s great. If you don’t get less capital-intensive than trans- ing for properties. This situation auction.com, Hubzu and HUD house as this?,” you will thrive in The other thing that makes them it, it’s no skin off your back. You action-based deals and also can drives prices up and makes it hard- have less than a handful of proper- the current real estate market. attractive is that this type of deal is just move on to the next one. make seemingly impossible deals er to fi nd deals in your area. Con- ties between them for each county totally a numbers game. Because These types of deals are also happen. sequently, the investors I know who we work. — Joe and Ashley English you’re just placing bids, it takes any capital-intensive and rarely offer So, which is better? only do transaction-based deals are Like I said, there is a supply is- buy houses and mobile homes in emotion out of the deal. By that, I any sort of creative fi nancing. Truthfully, you need both. Just being forced to look all over the sue. Northwest Georgia. For more in- mean you have no feeling for the Relationship-based deals, on like you switch back and forth country for properties. So, what does that mean for you formation or to ask a question, go seller. You just work your numbers, the other hand, require a different between jeans and shorts, decid- In my opinion, buying way as an investor? It’s simple: you’re to www.cashfl owwithjoe.com or put the bid in, and if you get the tactic. On these deals, your goal ing what the market “weather” is out of your area across state lines going to have to get out from be- call Joe at 678-986-6813. A few tips for managing your money in a gig economy

According to the Bureau of La- from month to month, such as ment, employers typically withhold catch-up contributions for those age visor with Raymond James at 100 bor Statistics, 16.5 million people housing, transportation and student taxes from employees’ paychecks. 50 and over) or a SEP IRA (25% of W. Cherokee Ave., Cartersville, and rely on contingent or alternative loan payments. Discretionary ex- As a self-employed worker, you’ll your net earnings, up to $56,000 in can be reached at 770-382-2124. work arrangements for their in- penses are expenses that are more have to plan ahead for federal and 2019). This article is furnished by Broa- come. Often referred to as the “gig of a “want” than a “need,” such as possibly state taxes so you don’t end dridge Investor Communications economy,” these nontraditional or dining out or going on a vacation. up with a large bill during tax time. — Bart Moore is a fi nancial ad- Solutions, Inc. contingent work arrangements Once you come up with a number, The IRS requires self-employed include independent contractors, you should determine how much individuals to make quarterly es- on-call and temp agency workers, income you need to keep up with timated income tax payments, so and those who sign up for on-de- all of your expenses. make sure you set enough money mand labor through smartphone For a contingent worker, it’s es- aside each time you get paid to go apps. pecially important to stick to your toward your tax payments. Because If you are a contingent worker, budget and keep your discretionary contingency income fl uctuates you need to pay close attention to Moore expenses under control. If you are from month to month, the IRS al- your fi nances in order to make having trouble keeping on track lows you to make unequal quarterly up for any gaps in earnings that Maintain good credit with your budget, consider ways to payments. In addition, you’ll be re- may occur between jobs. In addi- Even a robust cash reserve might cut back on spending or fi nd addi- sponsible for paying a self-employ- tion, you’ll have to plan ahead for not be able to weather a signifi cant tional sources of income to make ment tax, so you need to account for health-care costs, taxes and sav- downturn in contingency work. up for any shortfalls. that as well. For more information, ing for retirement, since you will That’s why it’s important for con- Consider health visit the IRS website at irs.gov. have to shoulder these expenses tingent workers to have access to insurance options Don’t forget about retirement on your own. credit to help them get through Unfortunately, as a contingent While being self-employed has The following are some tips for leaner times. Make sure that you worker, you don’t have access to benefi ts, it also comes with tough managing your money in a gig maintain a good history by avoid- an employer-sponsored health plan. challenges. In particular, a lack of economy: ing late payments on existing loans However, you do have health insur- structured benefi ts, such as an em- Prepare for slower periods and paying off your credit card bal- ance options. ployer-sponsored retirement plan, between jobs ances whenever possible. If you are a recent college gradu- can lead contingency workers to While establishing a cash re- Come up with a budget...and ate and still on your parents’ health end up sacrifi cing their retirement serve is an integral part of any stick to it insurance plan, you usually can savings. And even though anyone fi nancial strategy, it is especially Because your income fl ow fl uc- stay on until you turn 26. If you with earned income can set up an important for contingent workers. tuates, you’ll need to come up are no longer on your parents’ plan, IRA, the contribution limits are You’ll want to set aside enough with a budget a bit differently than you may be eligible for a govern- relatively low — $6,000 in 2019 money to cover unexpected ex- someone with a regular income. ment-sponsored healthplan, or you ($7,000 if age 50 or older). penses and large bills that may Your fi rst step should be to deter- can purchase your own plan through Fortunately, there are some op- come due during slower months mine your monthly expenses. If it the federal or state-based Health In- tions that may allow you to make between jobs. A good strategy is helps, you can break them down surance Marketplace. For more in- larger retirement contributions. to make it a habit to deposit a por- into two types of expenses: fi xed formation, visit healthcare.gov. Consider contributing to a solo tion of your income in your cash and discretionary. Fixed expenses Plan ahead for taxes or individual 401(k) plan (up to reserve. are expenses that will not change In a traditional work arrange- $56,000 in 2019, not counting THE WEEK IN REVIEW

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Thomas James Kevin Walter Do- Richard John Tims, of 264 nahue, of 905 Hoffman, was ar- BARTOW Iron Hill Road N. Tennessee St. rested and charged iFly SW, Taylorsville, SE, Cartersville, with fi nancial BLOTTER was arrested and was arrested and transaction card From Page 1A The following information charged with fail- charged with sim- fraud; unlawful to Morrow said she hoped they “learned some of the physics princi- — names, photos, addresses, ure to maintain lane and too fast ple battery against police offi cer/ possess, display or use any fraud- ples involved in fl ying and the application of STEM in the real world.” charges and other details — for conditions. LE dog/corrections or detention ulent, altered identifi cation docu- Rising fi fth-grader Kaydence Dustin learned several fundamentals was taken directly from Bartow offi cer; and two counts of crim- ments; and forgery. of fl ying from the presentations. County Sheriff’s Offi ce jail Collin James inal trespass. “The instructors taught everyone how to use wind dynamics with the records. Not every arrest leads Womack, of 69 Kevin Lamar fl ow of their bodies in the wind tunnel,” the 9-year-old said. “The instruc- to a conviction, and a conviction Hopkins Farm Jonathan Ivy Hollis, of 6041 tors showed hand instructions to be able to balance in air fl ight. When or acquittal is determined by the Drive NW, Duke, of 17 Sutton N. Main St. SE, there was a lighter-weight person, there was less wind force, and when court system. Arrests were made Adairsville, was Trail NW, Car- Acworth, was there was a heavier person, there was more wind force to keep them up.” by BCSO deputies except where arrested and tersville, was held arrested and Emma Phillips, who just fi nished fi fth grade, said she learned about otherwise indicated. charged with burglary. for a drug court charged with bat- “how they get people to fl y when they step inside the chamber and the sanction. tery-family violence. physics behind it as well.” June 6 June 7 Morrow said she was very pleased with the fi eld trip and with “the Eric Austin Ellis, Bruce Wayne opportunity to see our students conquer fears, collaborate to solve Ronnie Lee Poole Delphine Valencia of 128 N. Cass St. Hornbeck, of 25 problems and encourage each other.” Jr., of 22 E. Rocky Bennent, of 415 NW, Adairsville, Carson Loop NW “It was exciting to see students have an ‘a-ha’ experience and be able St. NE, White, Princeton Road, was arrested and 130, Cartersville, to explain the physics concepts reinforced throughout the day,” she said. was arrested and Linden, New Jer- charged with sim- was arrested and Ten-year-old Keira Woodside, a rising fi fth-grader, said the fl ying charged with pos- sey, was arrested ple assault-family charged with theft was her favorite part of the day “because it felt like I was falling and session of meth- and charged with violence. or lost or mislaid property. sky diving, and it was a lot of fun.” amphetamine. possession of less than 1 ounce Emma, 11, also enjoyed the fl ying and “the feeling when you are of marijuana. Gregory Lyle Ep- Melissa Nicole actually in the air.” “I also enjoyed being able to stay with my friends Jeremy Lee Rob- person, of 901 Jones, of 100 the entire time,” she said. bins, of Carters- Gregory Scott Pete Davis Road, Brandon Farm ville, was arrest- Broadaway, of Newnan, was held Road SW 9, Tay- ed and charged Georgia, was on an agency as- lorsville, was held Rafael Elijah Pa- and possession of more than 1 with possession arrested and sist. for a probate court jarito, of 32 Sad- ounce of marijuana. of methamphet- charged with sentence. dle Lane NW, amine. three counts of Aubrey Troy Grant Cartersville, Jessica Nicole exploitation and intimidation of Jr., of 366 Old James Michael was arrested and Tate, of 145 Cog- Rodney Allen Rob- disabled adults, elder persons Mill Road SE Jordan, of 60 charged with bat- gins Loop, Cal- erts, of 101 Perry and residents; and 20 counts of 705, Cartersville, Plantation Drive tery-family violence. houn, was arrest- Road NE, Rydal, fi nancial transaction card fraud. was arrested and Lot 25, Lincoln, ed and charged was held on an charged with pro- Alabama, was Marcus Leroy with driving with- agency assist. Alaine Dora bation violation. arrested and Smith, of 113 out license on person, expired Burnley, of 321 charged with probation violation. Woodvale Ave., license plate and driving while Tasha Lynn Rob- S. Main St. NW Gary Gus Gravley, Chattanooga, unlicensed. erts, of 82 Oak 15, Adairsville, of 26 Montgom- Phillip Gregory Tennessee, was Bend Road, La- was arrested and ery St. SE A, Car- Maples, of 116 arrested and Amonie Ravion nier, was arrested charged with ob- tersville, was held N. Cass St. NW, charged with driving under the Williams-Taylor, of and charged with structing or hindering persons for a drug court Adairsville, was infl uence of multiple substances, 55 Collins Place driver to exercise making emergency phone calls, sanction. held for a drug speeding, possession of cocaine, SE, Cartersville, due care-proper use of radios and battery-family violence and sim- court sanction. driving while license suspended was arrested and mobile phones allowed, failure to ple assault-family violence. Shafanique Alese or revoked, possession and use charged with will- maintain lane, driving while li- Heard, of 271 Malcolm Mondell of drug related objects, reckless ful obstruction of law enforce- cense suspended or revoked and Tracy Lebron Shaw Drive, McConnell, of 364 driving, tampering with evidence ment offi cers and party to a crime. striking fi xed object. Calloway Jr., of Acworth, was ar- Poplar Springs 5331 Old Mission rested and charged Road NW, Adairs- John Jeffer- Road, Chattanoo- with speeding in ville, was arrested son Thurman, of ga, Tennessee, a construction zone and driving and charged with 413 Long Ave., was arrested and under the infl uence of drugs. probation violation. Rockmart, was charged with tampering with arrested and evidence and possession of more charged with pro- than 1 ounce of marijuana. bation violation. Bartow County Residents For the month 15% OFF of June Lil Nas X’s ‘Old MAY NOT BE USED W/OTHER OFFERS Town Road’ inspires autistic boy to sing Serving THE ASSOCIATED PRESS An Atlanta rapper’s take on Bartow Co. for 17 years country music has inspired a mostly nonverbal autistic boy in Licensed & Insured Minnesota to sing. Lil Nas X has found huge suc- Financing Available cess with the song, “Old Town Call Us For All Your Plumbing Needs Road.” It has sparked controver- sy, spawned a clothing line, made 770-507-5424 the rapper a household name and A-TotalPlumbing.com got his collaborator Billy Ray — Work willingly at whatever you do, as though you Cyrus a Maserati. Now, it’s being credited for do- were working for the Lord rather than for people. ing a lot more. (Colossians 3:23 NLT) Cottage Grove, Minneso- ta, mother Sheletta Brundidge tweeted Tuesday about her fami- ly’s “#oldtownroad miracle,” The Atlanta Journal Constitution re- SHELETTA BRUNDIDGE VIA AP ported. She fi lmed her 4-year-old Daniel Brundidge’s mom, son, Daniel, humming the tune Sheletta, tweeted Tuesday and then singing the lyrics. Now, that she fi lmed Daniel hum- she says therapists are using the ming the tune “Old Town music in his sessions. Road” and then singing the Cyrus retweeted the video and lyrics. Lil Nas X, whose real name is ing it not country enough. The Montero Lamar Hill, tweeted song has now spent nine weeks “What a King” in response to the at No. 1 on Billboard’s Hot 100 clip. chart and even broke the stream- “Old Town Road” climbed the ing record previously held by Billboard charts in April and Drake. gained national attention when Hill recently partnered with Billboard removed it from the Wrangler and released a clothing Hot Country Songs chart, declar- line inspired by the song.

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about $7,000 since 2013, Taylor County voters authorized for subdivision, I think he’s look- the river, from 293 all the way said additional economic “vi- the local government last year. ing at a [planned use develop- down to Pumpkinvine Creek,” Commissioner brancy” is likewise occurring The County announced the ment] or has been, to bring in he said. “The County owns in Cartersville and Emerson. formation of the $1.4 billion several homes there,” he said. about 500 acres down there and From Page 1A “But the vibrancy in the Etowah-Allatoona Economic “We’ve had some developers with this Jacoby development “Those are the kinds of skills tive employers in the area are community cannot happen un- Corridor TAD — which com- looking around Highway 20. that everybody already knows that are lacking right now and looking for. less we have some disposable prises about 1,497 acres, most- A lot of this depends on where about, as it comes along maybe he’s constantly trying to fill the Indeed, earlier this year income — that’s income after ly near the old Paga Mine prop- they can get the water and sew- that would be a good spot for at gaps to keep the paving crew voestalpine AG blamed its your house payment, after your erty — in late 2018. er infrastructure and the roads, least another launch site.” going, the stormwater crew … global reduced profit forecast car payment, you can take that “It’s not a tax abatement for too.” He concluded the presenta- that’s just a continuous dilem- in part on being unable “to find leftover money and go spend it anybody, it’s not putting money What residents shouldn’t ex- tion with a quick update on the ma we have within all the de- and maintain enough qualified in the restaurants and business- in a developer’s pocket, not the pect anytime soon, Taylor said, proposed Rome-Cartersville partments throughout County personnel” to process orders in es around our communities, way we’ve designed it,” Taylor are “big tract builders” break- Development Corridor proj- government.” time at its manufacturing facil- and that’s what we’re looking said. “TADs help pay for water, ing fresh ground in Bartow. ect. The transportation project, The Bartow County Sheriff’s ity in Bartow. for,” he said. “When we recruit sewer and roads. In this case, “[They] are not here like currently estimated at roughly Office is no exception. “We’ve got plenty of work- for jobs, we’re looking for jobs it’s going to help us fill in some they are in Paulding County, $155 million, would effective- “Our problem is, and it’s force here and we want to keep that pay good wages.” mining holes.” and neither do I think we want ly link Highway 411 directly all throughout the State and that pipeline full as far as fu- Taylor said he’s also opti- Jim Jacoby, founder of Atlan- those, that type of growth,” he to Interstate 75 via a new, 6.2- all throughout the nation, is a ture workers coming,” Taylor mistic about the County’s tax ta-based Jacoby Development, said. mile connector. manpower issue,” said Bartow said. “You start recruiting a digest, which increased by Inc., has announced plans for That segued into discussion “The State and feds can County Sheriff Clark Millsap. company right now, it’s prob- about 8% last year. At the very a massive, mixed-use project of affordable housing. move forward with a good road “We have over 19 openings at ably two years out before they least he said he anticipates this — the Villages at Red Top — “We realize that we need design. We know where it’s go- the Sheriff’s Office.” get fully employed and operat- year’s numbers increasing by which would entail about 2,000 housing for the workforce,” ing to come out, right there at Nor does increasing benefits ing.” 6%, with a stark possibility residential units and as much he said. “Workforce housing Anheuser-Busch at the bridge. — and even amping up pay — And more economic de- that 2018’s growth rate is sur- as one million square feet of is short right now, we know So I know they’ve still got just seem to be doing the trick. velopments are coming. In passed. commercial and retail proper- that. But as a County govern- a few environmental issues to “We’ve increased our start- Adairsville alone, Taylor listed “You’re not going to see a ties within that corridor. ment, I don’t think we can do work through, but that road is ing pay, we got a huge pay in- plans for a major, 1.8 million- millage increase this year, I’ll “Instead of us using our tax a whole lot about it. I’m not a going to happen,” he said. “I crease to be competitive with square-foot-plus Ashley Cap- go ahead and make that an- dollars to run water and sewer public housing-type person, I think now that the politics is other agencies around us, we’ve ital investment off Highway nouncement,” he said. “But and build a road, the increment think the market should drive right and Bartow and Floyd got a signing bonus, we’ve got 140, as well as a $42.5 million hopefully in the next few years from inside that TAD is having housing.” County for the first time ever is a retirement plan now thanks Vista Metals Corp. expansion you won’t see any millage in- to use it,” Taylor said. “So if Rather, Taylor said he be- on the same page … both coun- to the commissioner,” he said, project. creases, either, because of that the property values inside the lieves the best way to solve the ties know how important this “but it’s still hard to find peo- Then there’s Chick-fil-A’s tax digest growing.” TAD doesn’t increase, then this County’s housing woes is by road is, to both communities ple.” plans for a first-of-its-type dis- Citing data from the North- project doesn’t get built. And raising wages within the com- and northwest Georgia, to get Taylor said many major em- tribution center on 50 acres of west Georgia Regional Com- the only way that a TAD can munity. it done.” ployers in the private sector are land near the Cartersville Busi- mission, Taylor said Bartow’s happen is the County govern- “Better wages brings better experiencing the same prob- ness Park, which was approved average income has increased ment and all the jurisdictions housing,” he said. “Just keep lem. for up to $45 million in bonds by about 15% over the last six — mainly the school board — working like we’re doing, “The workforce in this com- from the Development Author- years. Over that same time- everybody has to get on.” bringing good jobs and in- munity is really good, but it’s ity of Bartow County at a meet- frame, he said average wages in With about 900 new homes creasing the wages and letting tight,” he said. “In the old, old ing in April. the county have increased 42%. being built in Bartow last year, the free market work its way days, it used to be ‘come to “Of course, everybody al- “You look at that in a big Taylor said residential growth out.” the South for cheap labor and ready knew what a great com- plot, that’s about $500 million is also anticipated in the local Regarding potential south cheap taxes.’ Now they’re com- pany they were, but you can since 2013 up to right now in community. Bartow development, Taylor ing looking for a skilled work- tell this is the kind of compa- extra money coming into this “In the City of Cartersville said the County is eying poten- force.” ny we want in Bartow Coun- community. It just trickles they’re looking at a couple of tial attractions in and around With an almost 800,000-per- ty,” Taylor said. “A company down and keeps circulating pretty good projects and so are Lake Allatoona. son strong workforce in Bar- like Chick-fil-A takes care throughout our communities,” we. There’s one right off of “Maybe we’ll partner with tow’s labor draw area — which of the community — I expect he said. “We’re not going to Peeples Valley Road — the guy the City of Emerson to have includes all of Bartow’s neigh- great things when they locate bring any low-wage jobs in, not that developed Mountainbrook a nice little park there along boring counties — Taylor said here, and that’s about 300 jobs as far as our parks go, as far as there’s certainly enough people they’re going to locate right the County can control things.” ready, able and willing to work. in the center of the county off He briefly touched upon The difficulty, he said, comes Cass-White Road.” the subject of tax allocation in matching those workers with And with the county’s per districts (TADs), an econom- the skills current and prospec- capita income increasing by ic development tool Bartow FOR SALE 5 DAY FORECAST OR LEASE SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY OFFICE, SHOP AND GARAGE BUILDINGS 6/9 6/10 6/11 6/12 6/13 457 Industrial Drive • Rockmart, GA

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Savannah Fronts 84/72 Cold Warm Stationary Albany Pressure 84/72 H L High Low Showers Rain T-storms Flurries Snow Ice Valdosta 82/71 <-10 -0s 0s 10s 20s 30s 40s 50s 60s 70s 80s 90s 100s 110+ FLA. NATIONAL SUMMARY: Downpours will once again spread over the South- east today, triggering new flash flooding. Showers and thunderstorms will also expand over the Midwest and into the mid-Atlantic. While record heat continues to bake South Texas, cooler air will sweep over most of the Plains. Temperatures will be on the rise throughout the West. ©2019 AccuWeather, Inc. ©2019 AccuWeather, Inc. Bruce Albea 770-856-1965 PORTS B The Daily Tribune News S www.daily-tribune.com Sunday, June 9, 2019 DTN ALL-COUNTY BASEBALL TEAM Anderson Canes stars Welchel, helps put Davis, Barnett earn Tigers 1 superlative honors win from

STAFF REPORT As a whole, the 2019 Bartow County high school base- Omaha ball season ended up being fairly disappointing for all four local teams. Cartersville High Adairsville, which was coming off a fantastic 2018 sea- son, and Cass relied upon young players almost exclusive- grad continues to ly during rebuilding campaigns. Doing so against some of the top teams in Northwest Georgia certainly hurt the shine for Auburn teams’ overall marks. The hope for the Tigers and Colonels will be that the THE ASSOCIATED PRESS learning experience helps each program build for the fu- CHAPEL HILL, N.C. — ture. Offense wasn’t really the issue for the teams, so the Rankin Woley had a 3-run dou- onus will be on the pitching staffs to step up in 2020. ble in the eighth inning, Edouard Woodland, likewise, didn’t have a veteran lineup this Julien a 3-run homer in the ninth spring. Although, the Wildcats did have experience in and Auburn scored nine runs in some key spots. That’s partly what helped them put togeth- the last two innings on Satur- er the second-best season of the locals. day to rally for an 11-7 win over The team had to overcome a coaching change early in North Carolina in the fi rst game the year. That being said, Woodland promoted interim of the Chapel Hill super regional. head coach Mike Montgomery to the position on a per- Tar Heels’ starter Tyler Baum manent basis, securing the services of one of the area’s top left with one out in the seven coaches. inning having allowed just four Meanwhile, Cartersville put together a great year, on pa- hits and a 4-2 lead. But fi ve re- per. The Canes fi nished 28-6 with an 11-1 record in Region lievers gave up nine runs on six 5-AAAA play en route to a second straight championship. hits. Before the outburst, the Ti- However, a senior-laden group that came agonizingly gers’ (37-25) only runs came on a close to winning a state title in 2018 came up just short 2-run homer by Steven Williams again. Cartersville dropped a pair of close, low-scoring in the fi fth. games to eventual-champion Northside, Columbus in the Conor Davis drove in a run quarterfi nals to end the careers of some outstanding play- with a double in the eighth and ers. another scored on a wild pitch Two of those Canes earned superlative titles on this before before Woley’s double year’s all-county team, while the team’s lone non-senior to right center gave Auburn its starter also garnered one of the top individual honors. fi rst lead at 7-5. A single and two Each of the three landed on Georgia Dugout Preview Mag- RANDY PARKER/THE DAILY TRIBUNE NEWS walks loaded the bases in the azine’s Class 4A all-state fi rst team, which would seem to Clockwise from top, Cartersville’s ninth. Kason Hollard hit a sac- validate their status as the most deserving of those awards. Preston Welchel, Mason Barnett and rifi ce fl y before Julien drive to Josh Davis earned superlative honors right fi eld for his ninth home run. Player of the Year: on the DTN all-county baseball team. North Carolina (45-18) added a Preston Welchel, Cartersville senior pair of runs in the ninth. In his senior year, Welchel fi nally put everything to- Hitting out of the leadoff spot, Davis proved to be one Believe it or not, Barnett actually landed hitter of the Jack Owen gave up four runs gether at the plate to become the best all-around player in of Cartersville’s most consistent players throughout the year in our compilation of the 2018 DTN all-county team. on eight hits in his start for the the county. A top-notch defensive center fi elder, Welchel season. While everybody on the Canes, even Welchel, While his offensive stats dipped during his senior season, Tigers. Cartersville High product had often shown fl ashes of power but had been streaky seemed to go through highs and lows, Davis managed to his already outstanding numbers on the mound somehow and recent Kansas City Royals at the dish. In 2019, it all came together in the form of a contribute with an incredibly high fl oor. It didn’t hurt that improved. Barnett compiled a 10-1 record, a 0.47 ERA, a draft pick Elliott Anderson (7-2) .408/.520/.745 slash line. The South Alabama signee pro- his ceiling is pretty high, as well. He fi nished the year 0.84 WHIP and a .131 batting average allowed. He struck took over in the sixth with Cody duced 40 hits, including nine doubles, three triples and six slashing .391/.468/.536. In 2020, he’ll be Cartersville’s out 90 batters in a dozen starts, spanning 59 1/3 innings. Greenhill pitching the last two home runs, to go with 20 walks. He fi nished with 29 runs only returning starter. It means he’ll be asked to remain An Auburn signee, Barnett will follow in the footsteps of innings for his 12th save. scored and 34 driven in. Welchel earned Region 5-AAAA the leader in hits (43), runs scored (32) and stolen bases Elliott Anderson, a former Cane turned Tiger, who gave Joey Lancellotti (6-43), who player of the year honors after slashing .594/.705/.969 in a (8), as he was in 2019, along with continued improvement up hitting to focus on pitching at the next level. He still gave up Woley’s double, took the dozen league games. defensively and in the power department. managed a .439 OBP in his senior year. loss without recording an out. Hitter of the Year: Pitcher of the Year: Game 2 in the best-of-three se- Josh Davis, Cartersville junior Mason Barnett, Cartersville senior SEE ALL-COUNTY, PAGE 6B ries is today. Louisville 1st to clinch CWS bid

BY ERIC OLSON fore Michael Kirian fi nished to preserve the shutout AP Sports Writer for No. 5 national seed and host Louisville (49-16), which reached the CWS for the fourth time since Louisville became the fi rst team to clinch a spot 2013 and fi fth overall. in the College World Series, and Florida State coach “I don’t know if it gets more complete than that,” Mike Martin moved a win closer to getting back to said Louisville coach Dan McDonnell, whose team Omaha one more time before he retires. outscored the Pirates 26-1 in the two games. “Two The Cardinals’ Bobby Miller carried a no-hitter quality starts, with double-digit runs and a big lead. through eight innings in a 12-0 win that wrapped Fortunately, we jumped on them early.” up a two-game sweep of East Carolina in a super re- gional on Saturday. He gave up a hit in the ninth be- SEE BASEBALL, PAGE 5B Teheran excels, Braves blank Marlins

THE ASSOCIATED PRESS MIAMI — Rookie Austin Riley and the Atlanta Braves made the most of their hits, thanks to Julio Teheran and a trio of relievers. Teheran pitched six sharp innings and Riley scored the only run, lifting the Braves over the Mi- STEVEN RYAN/AP ami Marlins 1-0 on Saturday. Jockey Joel Rosario, atop Sir Winston (7), right, reacts after crossing the fi nish line ahead of Riley gave extra effort for a leadoff double in Tacitus (10) to win the 151st Belmont Stakes Saturday in Elmont, New York. the seventh against Trevor Richards. Riley’s hard grounder glanced off the glove of shortstop Miguel Rojas and rolled into the outfi eld. Sir Winston takes Belmont “I just hustled and then once I saw it get through I maybe knew I had a chance and heard ‘go, go, go, WILFREDO LEE/AP BY TOM CANAVAN race over the track. What can I say? oughbred racing despite no pos- go,’ and I was going,” Riley said. Miami Marlins third baseman Brian Ander- AP Sports Writer It’s just exciting.” sibility of the third Triple Crown Riley took third on a fl yball and scored on Tyler son tags out Atlanta Braves’ Ozzie Albies (1) Sir Winston, who was making winner in fi ve years, coming on the Flowers’ sacrifi ce fl y. as he heads for third base during the third Sir Winston provided a perfect his Triple Crown debut, fi nished heels of Justify last year and Amer- The Braves won despite getting only three hits inning Saturday in Miami. fi nish to a crazy Triple Crown. second in the Peter Pan Stakes, the ican Pharoah in 2015. and improved to 5-0 this season at Marlins Park. After a disqualifi cation in the traditional prep for the Belmont. It was all positive. There were no Miami, which was shut out for the 11th time this confi rmed the call. Kentucky Derby and a runaway Rosario rode him for the fi rst tragedies on the track. No horses season, had just four hits. Richards (3-6) gave up two hits in seven innings. horse in the Preakness, of course time in that race, and the two put died. Atlanta had outscored the Marlins 26-6 in the He had won three straight decisions and suffered the Belmont Stakes goes to a 10-1 on a show Saturday in front of a The Belmont was a jockey’s race previous four wins in Miami. his fi rst loss since starting the season 0-5. long shot. crowd of 56,217, earning $800,000 and Rosario was the right rider on Teheran (4-4) gave up two hits and struck out fi ve. “I think I’ve been able to attack the hitters a little Sir Winston captured the $1.5 for owner Tracy Farmer. a horse full of run. He has not allowed more than one earned run in bit better and locate better (since the poor start),” million race Saturday, holding off Long shot Joevia fi nished third Breaking from the No. 7 post, each of his last seven starts. said Richards, who did not allow a hit until Freddie favored Tacitus by a length. and Tax was fourth. Rosario guided the chestnut colt to “(Teheran) was great again. I’m just glad we got Freeman singled with two outs in the sixth inning. The win gave trainer Mark The Triple Crown grind caught the rail for an energy-saving trip. him a win ... he was awesome,” Atlanta manager Back on May 4 in his previous outing against At- Casse the fi nal two jewels in the up to Preakness winner War of Sir Winston was eighth for the fi rst Brian Snitker said. lanta, Richards gave up just two hits in 4 2/3 shutout showcase for 3-year-old thorough- Will, who ran in all three races. He half-mile and then started to rally Teheran wasn’t thinking about the pitchers’ duel innings. He remains winless in three career starts breds. He won the Preakness with fi nished ninth in the 10-horse fi eld. on the fi nal turn. but on being effective when the Marlins threatened against the Braves. War of Will, who was expected to “I could see where War of Will Up front, 21-1 long shot Joevia in the third and sixth innings. Miami manager Don Mattingly was impressed battle Tacitus in the 1 1/2 mile Bel- was struggling a little bit,” Casse continued to set the pace with Tax “I know there were a couple of situations where I with his starter, who needed only 15 pitches over mont. said. “He looked like maybe he closely tracking. In the stretch, Ro- got runners on bases, but I keep my faith,” Teheran the fi rst two innings against Atlanta’s potent lineup. Instead, Casse’s other’s colt took was a little fl at today.” sario angled Sir Winston — named said. “That was something big and I was happy that “I thought he did a really nice job with that club,” the lead after a ground-saving ride The Belmont capped an enter- for Winston Churchill — off the I got the win, obviously.” Mattingly said. “It’s all about us getting that key out by Joel Rosario. taining Triple Crown highlighted rail and slightly bothered stable- Luke Jackson recorded four outs for his ninth or that key hit and today we just weren’t able to do It wasn’t really a shock to Casse. by the disqualifi cation of Max- mate War of Will. save. With two outs and runners at the corners in it.” “I said all week he was doing imum Security in the Kentucky the eighth, Miami’s Brian Anderson hit a slow roller really well,” Casse said. “He had a Derby. It sparked interest in thor- SEE BELMONT, PAGE 2B to third base and was out in a close play — a replay SEE BRAVES, PAGE 6B 2B Sunday, June 9, 2019 • www.daily-tribune.com Sports The Daily Tribune News Bruins-Blues Cup Final Game 6 could hinge on offi ciating

BY STEPHEN WHYNO blown call contributes to a loss. AP Hockey Writer A frustrated Cassidy declared af- ter Game 5 that “The National Hockey ST. LOUIS — Patrick Maroon doesn’t League’s getting a black-eye with their want to go there. Not even about how the offi ciating in these playoffs.” St. Louis Blues handle the roller coaster It’s enough of an issue Commissioner of inconsistent offi ciating. Gary Bettman addressed it in his annual “I’m not talking about it,” the usually state of the league speech prior to Game talkative Maroon said. “If you want to 1. He said expanded video review will be talk about Game 6, I’ll talk about Game a topic of discussion this offseason with 6.” input from general managers, the compe- Except the St. Louis Blues and Boston tition committee and the Offi cials Asso- Bruins are so tight that Game 6 of the ciation. Stanley Cup Final is absolutely in dan- “No one should doubt that we want to ger of hinging on offi ciating. It might not get it right,” Bettman said May 27. “This necessarily be a missed call like the one is not an excuse. We’re not whining about that helped the Blues win Game 5 and put it. It’s simply a recognition of a challenge them on the verge of winning the Cup — which we will address sensibly, appropri- it could simply be how much leeway the ately and in the best interest of the game.” referees give the Blues and Bruins in the It’s too late for Vegas, but it’s not too next chapter of what has been a series of late for Boston to overcome a missed call big hits and more than a little animosity. like St. Louis did with the hand pass. Just “It’s tough to say,” Blues coach Craig don’t expect it to be used outwardly as a Berube said. “It’s important for our team rallying cry. to just deal with it.” “It’s not going to be brought up in the Berube and Boston coach Bruce Cas- locker room,” Cassidy said. “Our play sidy have voiced their displeasure to the should defi ne us, not a call. It will be part referees at various points, which is no of the message.” surprise given this has been the postsea- Knowing what it’s like to bounce back son of offi ciating mishaps. Changes are from feeling as if they were cheated out very likely coming to video review and JEFF ROBERSON/AP of a victory could help the Blues under- how the NHL handles these situations St. Louis Blues center Ivan Barbashev (49) moves the puck ahead of Boston Bruins left wing Marcus Johansson (90) stand the Bruins’ psychology. But mostly moving forward, but none of that will af- during the third period of Game 3 of the Stanley Cup Finals Saturday in St. Louis. they expect their opponent to go all out fect the Blues and Bruins tonight, when to avoid elimination and keep the series the Stanley Cup could get wheeled onto Game 7 to San Jose in the fi rst round; the be obvious penalties. Blues forward Ivan worry about the offi ciating,” Blues for- going. the ice for a celebration or put on a plane Blues lost to the Sharks in overtime in Barbashev’s illegal check to the head of ward Brayden Schenn said Saturday. “It’s “I think the big motivation for them back to Boston for Game 7. Game 3 of the Western Conference fi nal Bruins forward Marcus Johansson wasn’t just wasting energy. Those guys are the has got to be they’re down 3-2,” Blues “We’re going to focus on playing the on a missed hand pass violation and St. penalized that night, though it drew a best at what they do. They have a tough defenseman Carl Gunnarsson said. “Re- game,” Berube said. “It goes both ways. Louis benefi ted from a stunning non-call suspension for Game 6, and St. Louis’ job. So I don’t think you worry about gardless of the call or not, we won the There’s calls either way that could be on Tyler Bozak tripping Noel Acciari in Zach Sanford got an elbow up on Bos- calls going your way or against you.” game and they’re going to come in here made, and some are made and some ar- Game 5 against Boston. ton’s Torey Krug that went uncalled. There have been enough gaffes in all being down. I think they’re going to be a en’t made.” Even before the missed tripping call, “You’re going to get calls where you four rounds that no team can reasonably desperate team. They have to be. That’s It has gone every which way. Vegas Game 5 alone was a study in how fast the like them or you don’t like them, through- think the offi cials are biased against what we expect. They’re going to come was on the wrong end of an incorrect game has gotten and how even the best out the whole playoffs if not throughout them. Mistakes happen, of course, even if out full blast, and we’ve just got to be ex- major penalty that contributed to losing referees in the world miss what should the whole season, so you don’t really that doesn’t make it sting any less after a pecting that.”

called the addition “a huge boost for our enth inning, and the barrel fl ying over 2018. Fernandez had been participating Belmont Braves team ... It’s pretty evident that our front the Braves’ dugout at high speed before in live batting practice prior to the latest offi ce wants to win and so do we.” being stopped by the protective netting. setback. From Page 1B From Page 1B TWEET HEAT TRAINER’S ROOM UP NEXT The Milwaukee Brewers recently Braves: RHP Darren O’Day (right Braves: LHP Max Fried (7-3, 3.68) This time, there was no inquiry SLICK took some shots at the Marlins on Twit- forearm strain) has been transferred did not face Miami last season and is or objection. Sir Winston surged to The Marlins teamed up for an unusu- ter after former Miami standout Chris- to the 60-day injured list in a move to making his fi rst start against the Mar- the lead with an eighth of a mile to al play to get the last out in the third. tian Yelich homered against his former open a spot on the 40-man roster for lins in 2019. He is coming off a rough go and held off a late run from Tac- Ozzie Albies was on second when team on June 6. Dallas Keuchel. The veteran O’Day has outing in Pittsburgh where he surren- itus, who had an extremely wide Ronald Acuna Jr. hit a grounder that “It seemed pretty petty,” Matting- been sidelined since suffering the in- dered all fi ve runs on nine hits in four trip under jockey Jose Ortiz. bounced off Anderson’s glove at third ly said. “You never know three years jury while making his spring debut on innings. The second-place fi nish denied base. But the ball caromed to Rojas, and (down the road) what that trade looks March 1. Marlins: RHP Pablo Lopez (4-5, 4.52) trainer Bill Mott two-thirds of the he quickly tossed it back to Anderson to like,” Mattingly said. “It wasn’t like we Marlins: RHP Julian Fernandez has last went up against Atlanta on May 5 Triple Crown. His Country House tag out Albies. were getting tricked; we knew what we been shut down from throwing after in Miami and, in a 3-1 loss, posted six was awarded fi rst place in the Ken- THE NEW GUY were doing.” recently experiencing right elbow dis- shutout innings while allowing only tucky Derby. Freddie Freeman is thrilled over new- SAVING GRACE comfort as he continues to recover from three hits. He is 2-1 overall with a 1.84 Sir Winston paid $22.40, $8.80 ly signed LHP Dallas Keuchel. Freeman Albies shattered his bat in the sev- Tommy John surgery back in April of ERA at home. and $6.10. Tacitus returned $3.90 and $3.20 as the 9-5 favorite. Joe- via hung on for third, paying $8.70. After Tax, Master Fencer was fi fth followed by Spinoff, Everfast, SPORTSROUNDUP Intrepid Heart, War of Will and Bourbon War. The winning time was 2:28.30 on the fast track under MLB Standings sunny skies. On the Air The win was the third in 10 All Times EDT starts for the slow-developing Sir AMERICAN LEAGUE East Division FORMULA ONE AUTO RACING NHL HOCKEY STANLEY CUP FINALS Winston. Casse always believed in W L Pct GB 1:30 p.m. — Canadian Grand Prix (ABC) 8 p.m. — Game 6: Boston at St. Louis (NBC) the horse despite early struggles. New York 39 24 .619 — Tampa Bay 39 24 .619 — NASCAR AUTO RACING MEN’S INTERNATIONAL SOCCER “We’re very proud of him,” the Boston 34 31 .523 6 2 p.m. — Cup Series: FireKeepers Casino 400 (FS1) 2 p.m. — Friendly: U.S. vs. Venezuela (FOX) 58-year-old trainer said. “He’s kind Toronto 23 41 .359 16½ Baltimore 20 44 .313 19½ COLLEGE BASEBALL SUPER REGIONALS UEFA NATIONS LEAGUE SOCCER of what our operation represents. Central Division 11:30 a.m. — Game 2: Auburn at North Carolina (ESPN) 8:45 a.m. — Third-place match: We develop horses. The fi rst two W L Pct GB Minnesota 42 21 .667 — 3 p.m. — Game 2: Duke at Vanderbilt (ESPN2) Switzerland vs. England (ESPN2) times he ran, he got beat 10 or 20 Cleveland 33 31 .516 9½ Chicago 30 33 .476 12 6 p.m. — Game 2: Florida State at LSU (ESPN2) 2:30 p.m. — Final: Portugal vs. Netherlands (ESPN) lengths. I can remember having a Detroit 24 37 .393 17 9 p.m. — Game 3: UCLA vs. Michigan (ESPN2) WOMEN’S WORLD CUP SOCCER conversation with Mr. Farmer up at Kansas City 20 44 .313 22½ Central Division MLB BASEBALL 7 a.m. — Group stage: Australia vs. Italy (FS1) Saratoga and I said ‘Don’t give up W L Pct GB 1 p.m. — Atlanta at Miami (FSSO) 9:30 a.m. — Group stage: Brazil vs. Jamaica (FS1) on him.’” Houston 44 22 .667 — Texas 33 29 .532 9 7 p.m. — St. Louis at Chicago Cubs (ESPN) Noon — Group stage: England vs. Scotland (FOX) The feeling paid off — big time. Oakland 32 32 .500 11 PGA TOUR GOLF FRENCH OPEN TENNIS This unpredictable Triple Crown Los Angeles 30 34 .469 13 Seattle 27 40 .403 17½ 1 p.m. — RBC Canadian Open (GOLF) 9 a.m. — Men’s fi nal (NBC) season started with a wild result in Friday’s Late Games 3 p.m. — RBC Canadian Open (CBS) the Kentucky Derby. Maximum Minnesota 6, Detroit 3 Security crossed the fi nish line fi rst Oakland 5, Texas 3 Houston 4, Baltimore 3, 11 innings and become the fi rst apparent win- Kansas City 6, Chicago White Sox 4 Arizona 6, Toronto 0 Vancouver 4 6 6 18 x-Monday: LSU vs. Florida State, 8:30 p.m. Seattle 6, L.A. Angels 2 Philadelphia 4, Cincinnati 1 Sporting Kansas City 3 5 7 16 ner to be disqualifi ed, taken down Saturday’s Games ATLANTA 1, Miami 0 Portland 4 7 2 14 for interfering with War of Will in Tampa Bay 9, Boston 2, 1st game Milwaukee 5, Pittsburgh 3 Colorado 3 9 3 12 NBA Playoffs Schedule Texas 10, Oakland 5, 1st game Colorado at N.Y. Mets, late the stretch. Country House was el- Chicago White Sox 2, Kansas City 0 L.A. Dodgers at San Francisco, late Wednesday’s Games evated to fi rst, giving Mott his fi rst Arizona 6, Toronto 0 St. Louis at Chicago Cubs, late Montreal 2, Seattle 1 Baltimore 4, Houston 1 Washington at San Diego, late Friday’s Games All Times EDT Derby win and becoming the sec- Cleveland 8, N.Y. Yankees 4 Today’s Games Sporting Kansas City 2, Toronto FC 2, tie FINALS ond longest shot (65-1) to win the Detroit 9, Minnesota 3 Cincinnati (Gray 2-5) at Philadelphia (Nola 6-1), 1:05 Saturday’s Games (Best-of-7; x-if necessary) Boston 5, Tampa Bay 1, 2nd game p.m. FC Dallas 2, San Jose 2, tie Friday, June 7 Derby. Oakland at Texas, 2nd game, late Arizona (Ray 4-3) at Toronto (Richard 0-1), 1:07 p.m. New York at Philadelphia, late Toronto 105, Golden State 92, Toronto leads 3-1 Seattle at L.A. Angels, late ATLANTA (Fried 7-3) at Miami (Lopez 4-5), 1:10 p.m. Minnesota United at Colorado, late Monday, June 10 War of Will came back two Today’s Games Colorado (Hoffman 1-2) at N.Y. Mets (Syndergaard 3-4), Game 5: Golden State at Toronto, 9 p.m. weeks later to win the Preakness, Tampa Bay (Snell 3-5) at Boston (Rodriguez 6-3), 1:05 1:10 p.m. p.m. Pittsburgh (Brault 2-1) at Milwaukee (Anderson 3-1), but his impressive performance 2:10 p.m. NCAA Baseball Schedule Arizona (Ray 4-3) at Toronto (Richard 0-1), 1:07 p.m. NHL Playoffs Schedule was overshadowed when a rival Minnesota (Odorizzi 8-2) at Detroit (Carpenter 1-2), 1:10 L.A. Dodgers (Buehler 6-1) at San Francisco (Bumgar- p.m. ner 3-5), 4:05 p.m. threw his jockey and ran around N.Y. Yankees (Tanaka 3-5) at Cleveland (Bieber 5-2), Washington (Strasburg 6-3) at San Diego (Paddack All Times EDT the track as the race continued. 1:10 p.m. 4-4), 4:10 p.m. SUPER REGIONALS All Times EDT Baltimore (Bundy 3-6) at Houston (Miley 5-3), 2:10 p.m. St. Louis (Wainwright 5-5) at Chicago Cubs (Hendricks (Best-of-3; x-if necessary) STANLEY CUP FINALS There were three major races on Chicago White Sox (Lopez 3-6) at Kansas City (Spark- 6-4), 7:05 p.m. At Jim Patterson Stadium (Best-of-7; x-if necessary) man 1-1), 2:15 p.m. Monday’s Games Louisville, Ky. Today the Belmont undercard. Oakland (Montas 7-2) at Texas (Smyly 1-4), 3:05 p.m. Arizona at Philadelphia, 7:05 p.m. Friday: Louisville 14, East Carolina 1 Game 6: Boston at St. Louis, 8 p.m. Mitole extended his winning Seattle (LeBlanc 2-2) at L.A. Angels (Cahill 2-6), 4:07 N.Y. Mets at N.Y. Yankees, 7:05 p.m. Saturday: Louisville 12, East Carolina 0, Louisville Wednesday, June 12 p.m. St. Louis at Miami, 7:10 p.m. advances x-Game 7: St. Louis at Boston, 8 p.m. streak to seven with a gutsy victo- Monday’s Games Pittsburgh at ATLANTA, 7:20 p.m. At Hawkins Field ry in the $1.2 million Metropolitan N.Y. Mets at N.Y. Yankees, 7:05 p.m. Washington at Chicago White Sox, 8:10 p.m. Nashville, Tenn. Oakland at Tampa Bay, 7:10 p.m. Chicago Cubs at Colorado, 8:40 p.m. Friday: Duke 18, Vanderbilt 5 WNBA Standings Handicap. Pressing the pacesetting Texas at Boston, 7:10 p.m. L.A. Dodgers at L.A. Angels, 10:07 p.m. Saturday: Vanderbilt vs. Duke, late Coal Front every step, Mitole put Washington at Chicago White Sox, 8:10 p.m. x-Today: Vanderbilt vs. Duke, 3 p.m. L.A. Dodgers at L.A. Angels, 10:07 p.m. At Rip Griffi n Park away that rival in midstretch and Lubbock, Texas All Times EDT NATIONAL LEAGUE MLS Standings Friday: Texas Tech 8, Oklahoma State 6 EASTERN CONFERENCE held off the late challenge by 8/5 East Division Saturday: Oklahoma State 6, Texas Tech 5 W L Pct GB favorite McKinzie to prevail by W L Pct GB Today: Texas Tech (43-18) vs. Oklahoma State (40- Connecticut 4 1 .800 — Philadelphia 37 27 .578 — All Times EDT 20), 6 p.m. Indiana 3 1 .750 ½ three quarters of a length. Thunder ATLANTA 35 29 .547 2 EASTERN CONFERENCE At Jackie Robinson Stadium Washington 3 1 .750 ½ Snow, the richest active thorough- New York 30 33 .476 6½ W L T Pts Los Angeles Chicago 1 2 .333 2 Washington 28 35 .444 8½ Philadelphia 8 4 4 28 Friday: Michigan 3, UCLA 2 ATLANTA 1 3 .250 2½ bred with over $16 million in earn- Miami 23 39 .371 13 Montreal 8 7 3 27 Saturday: UCLA vs. Michigan, late New York 0 4 .000 3½ ings, was third. Central Division D.C. United 7 4 6 27 x-Today: UCLA vs. Michigan, 9 p.m. W L Pct GB ATLANTA 8 5 2 26 At Boshamer Stadium WESTERN CONFERENCE Trainer Chad Brown dominated Milwaukee 37 28 .569 — New York 7 5 3 24 Chapel Hill, N.C. W L Pct GB Chicago 35 27 .565 ½ New York City FC 4 1 8 20 Saturday: Auburn 11, North Carolina 7 Minnesota 4 2 .667 — the Manhattan Stakes as his hors- St. Louis 31 30 .508 4 Toronto FC 5 6 4 19 Today: North Carolina vs. Auburn, 11:30 a.m. Los Angeles 3 2 .600 ½ es swept the fi rst three spots in the Pittsburgh 30 33 .476 6 Orlando City 5 7 3 18 x-Monday: North Carolina vs. Auburn, 1 p.m. Seattle 3 2 .600 ½ Cincinnati 28 35 .444 8 Chicago 4 6 6 18 At Dudy Noble Field Las Vegas 2 2 .500 1 $1 million Manhattan turf race. West Division Columbus 5 9 2 17 Starkville, Miss. Phoenix 1 2 .333 1½ Bricks and Mortar rallied to extend W L Pct GB New England 4 8 4 16 Saturday: Mississippi State (49-13) vs. Stanford (45-12), Dallas 0 3 .000 2½ Los Angeles 43 21 .672 — Cincinnati 3 10 2 11 late his winning streak to fi ve, besting Colorado 33 29 .532 9 Today: Mississippi State vs. Stanford, 9 p.m. Friday’s Games stablemate Robert Bruce by 1½ San Diego 33 31 .516 10 WESTERN CONFERENCE x-Monday: Mississippi State vs. Stanford, 7 p.m. Indiana 79, Dallas 64 Arizona 33 32 .508 10½ W L T Pts At Baum Stadium Washington 94, New York 85 lengths. Raging Bull was third. San Francisco 26 36 .419 16 Los Angeles FC 11 1 4 37 Fayetteville, Ark. Saturday’s Games LA Galaxy 9 6 1 28 Saturday: Arkansas 11, Mississippi 2 Los Angeles 89, Minnesota 85 Guarana, also trained by Brown, Friday’s Late Games Seattle 7 4 5 26 Today: Arkansas vs. Mississippi, 3 p.m. Today’s Games beat Kentucky Oaks winner Seren- Colorado 5, N.Y. Mets 1 Houston 7 3 3 24 x-Monday: Arkansas vs. Mississippi, 4 p.m. Connecticut at ATLANTA, 3 p.m. Milwaukee 10, Pittsburgh 4 FC Dallas 6 6 4 22 At Alex Box Stadium Las Vegas at New York, 3 p.m. geti Empress by six lengths in the San Diego 5, Washington 4 Minnesota United 6 6 3 21 Baton Rouge, La. Dallas at Washington, 3 p.m. San Francisco 2, L.A. Dodgers 1 Real Salt Lake 6 8 1 19 Saturday: Florida State 6, LSU 4 Phoenix at Indiana, 4 p.m. $700,000 Acorn for 3-year-old fi l- San Jose 5 6 4 19 Today: LSU (40-25) vs. Florida State (40-21), 6 p.m. Seattle at Chicago, 6 p.m. lies. Saturday’s Games The Daily Tribune News Sports www.daily-tribune.com • Sunday, June 9, 2019 3B With Leonard leading way, Raptors on cusp of 1st NBA title

BY TIM REYNOLDS best team player. He might not be the The Spurs won the 2014 title to end LeB- AP Basketball Writer best player in the NBA — he’s in the ron James’ time in Miami and the Heat conversation of some sort of top fi ve or “Big Three” era. The Raptors are a win OAKLAND, Calif. — There was a top three or whatever you want to have away from ending Golden State’s two- moment, not long before the postseason — but he’s the best team player.” year run as NBA champs and potentially started, when Toronto coach Nick Nurse They’re even noticing that outside of ushering in major roster changes for the learned all that he really needed to know basketball. Warriors this summer as well, with Kev- about Kawhi Leonard and what makes Golf is about as individual a sport as in Durant among the team’s free agents. the man of few words tick. there is. But the sixth-ranked golfer in “We’ve got a lot of talent and we’ve The conversation was about the 82- the world Justin Thomas marveled after got a lot of pride and these guys have game regular season. seeing Leonard in person during these been to the fi nals fi ve straight years for Leonard shrugged and described playoffs. a reason,” Warriors coach Steve Kerr those games as “just practice.” “I’m a huge Kawhi fan,” Thomas said. said. “They’re unbelievably competitive. “That’s when I knew,” Nurse said, “I think he’s awesome to watch. I love his And they’re together, and they’re going “that this guy has another gear that he demeanor, his work ethic, how he goes to fi ght. They’re going to fi ght the whole was going to get to.” about his own business and he’s never way. So we’ll go try to get one win and, Everyone knows that now — or at blaming anybody. He never complains. if we can do that, come back (home) and least, everyone should be reminded of He kind of just goes out, does his work see what happens.” that now. Leonard was the NBA Finals and is always thanks his teammates. Leonard has scored 684 points in this MVP in 2014 and looks very much like He’s never putting anything on himself. postseason, which is already the eighth- the soon-to-be NBA Finals MVP in TONY AVELAR/AP It’s pretty cool.” most by any player in any playoff run. If 2019. He is at the top of his game and Toronto Raptors forward Kawhi Leonard speaks at a news conference after Leonard’s moment of entering the he scores 14 more on Monday, he pass- has shown that not only is he over the leg Game 4 of the NBA Finals Friday in Oakland, California. realm of NBA superstardom probably es No. 7 Kobe Bryant (2009) and No. 6 ailment that cost him basically all of last came in the 2014 fi nals when San Anto- James (2012) on that list. If he scores 24, season but that he might just be better Leonard is averaging 30.8 points and riors have some defenders of exceptional nio faced Miami for the second consec- he then passes No. 5 Shaquille O’Neal than ever. 10.3 rebounds in the fi nals. For the en- pedigree. Green is a former defensive utive year. (2000) as well. They call Leonard “the King of the tirety of the playoffs, the averages are player of the year. Klay Thompson was Leonard scored nine points in a Game Michael Jordan scored 759 in 1992. North” in Toronto now, and on Monday 31.1 points and 9.1 rebounds. The elite an all-defensive team player this year. 1 win, nine points again in a Game 2 James scored 748 last year. Hakeem Ola- night that title might expand to cover the club for shooters in the NBA is the one Andre Iguodala and Andrew Bogut have loss. He was struggling, almost deferring juwon scored 725 in 1995. Allen Iverson entire NBA as well. Leonard is on the dubbed “50-40-90” — 50% from the earned their way onto that team in previ- too much to Spurs leaders like Tim Dun- scored 723 in 2001. Leonard is now in cusp of a second championship and pos- fi eld, 40% from 3-point range, 90% from ous seasons. can, Tony Parker and Manu Ginobili. their club, their level of elite. And if a sibly ending a second era. The Raptors the foul line. Leonard is at 49.8% shoot- Separately, together, it doesn’t matter. That’s when San Antonio coach Gregg second fi nals MVP trophy comes, Leon- lead the Golden State Warriors 3-1 in ing, 39% on 3s and 89% from the line The Warriors haven’t had an answer Popovich gave Leonard now-infamous ard would join only James and Kareem the NBA Finals and Toronto plays host in the postseason, with every team’s plan for Leonard. advice: “The hell with Tony, the hell with Abdul-Jabbar as players to claim one of to a potentially championship-clinching geared to stop him. “He’s just been phenomenal,” Nurse Timmy, the hell with Manu, you play the those with multiple franchises. Game 5 on Monday night. “I don’t think you’re ever going to said. “The energy that he brought on the game. You are the man.” “It doesn’t matter,” Leonard said, “un- “It’s not over yet,” Leonard said. rattle Kawhi,” conceded Golden State’s defensive end translated to his offensive The words resonated. til you get that fourth win.” The way he’s playing, it’s hard to Draymond Green. game. To me, talking about ‘where does Leonard’s point totals in fi nals games That’s the one he’ll aim to get on Mon- imagine this slipping away. There’s no shame in that. The War- he rank’ and blah blah blah, he’s like the since that night: 29, 20, 22, 23, 34, 30, 36. day. Barty party: Australian wins 1st major at French Open 8th-seeded Aussie routs Czech teen, will soon rise to No. 2 in rankings MICHEL EULER/AP Serbia’s Novak Djokovic reacts after missing a shot against Austria’s Dominic Thiem in their BY HOWARD FENDRICH semifi nal match of the French Open at the Roland Garros stadium in Paris. AP Tennis Writer

PARIS — Ash Barty knew Djokovic Slam run ends in semis; Thiem, she needed a break from ten- nis, from the pressure and ex- Nadal to meet in Roland Garros rematch pectations, from the week-in, week-out grind. So she stepped BY HOWARD FENDRICH two of Federer’s record for a man. away in 2014 and wound up try- AP Tennis Writer In the women’s fi nal, which started 1½ ing her hand at cricket, joining hours late Saturday because it followed a professional team at home in PARIS — Novak Djokovic’s 26-match Grand Thiem-Djokovic at Court Philippe Chatrier, No. Australia. Slam winning streak ended in the French Open 8 seed Ash Barty of Australia won her fi rst ma- After almost two years away, semifi nals because he made some odd strategic jor title by beating unseeded 19-year-old Marke- Barty was pulled back to the choices, because the wild weather bothered him, ta Vondrousova of the Czech Republic 6-1, 6-3. tour. Good choice. Now she’s a because the chair umpire got under his skin. On Friday, Thiem had just broken Djokovic Grand Slam champion. Mostly, though, because Dominic Thiem to go up a break at 3-1 in the third set when Taking control right from managed to outperform Djokovic at his own their match was suspended because of a shower. the start of the French Open fi - brand of defense-to-offense, speed-and-power They resumed 18½ hours later, in dry, breezy nal and never really letting go, baseline game. conditions. The wind that was so fi erce Friday the No. 8-seeded Barty capped Thiem put an end to the No. 1-ranked Djokov- — spreading loose, rust-colored clay dust from a quick-as-can-be rise in her CHRISTOPHE ENA/AP ic’s bid for a fourth consecutive major champi- the court surface all over the place, making for return to the sport by beating Australia’s Ashleigh Barty hugs the trophy as she celebrates winning the women’s fi nal of the French Open against Marketa onship Saturday with a dramatic 6-2, 3-6, 7-5, something that seemed like a sandstorm — was unseeded 19-year-old Marketa Vondrousova of the Czech Republic in two sets, 6-1, 6-3, Satur- 5-7, 7-5 victory in a wind-whipped and rain-in- much more manageable Saturday. It rippled Vondrousova of the Czech Re- day at the Roland Garros stadium in Paris. terrupted match that spanned more than four players’ shirts but did not cause havoc with public 6-1, 6-3 Saturday for her hours over two days. serve tosses and shots the way it had the eve- fi rst major championship. Barty raced to a 4-0 lead and day,” said Vondrousova, who is “I don’t want to point out some reasons or fi nd ning prior. “I never closed any doors, then held on, showing that she ranked 38th. “I didn’t really feel excuses for this loss,” said Djokovic, who had “One of the worst conditions I have ever been saying, ‘I’m never playing ten- learned her lesson after blowing good today, because she didn’t won nine of his past 10 fi ve-setters and was 29-9 part of,” Djokovic said about Friday. “That’s all nis again.’ For me, I needed a 5-0 edge in the opening set of let me play my game.” overall in such matches. “I mean, he took it, he I can tell you.” time to step away, to live a nor- her quarterfi nal victory a day The women’s fi nal start- won it, and well done to him.” Repeatedly, they engaged in long and enter- mal life because this tennis life earlier against another unseed- ed about 1½ hours later than It wasn’t easy. Shouldn’t be against Djokovic, taining points that lasted 10 shots, 20 shots or certainly isn’t normal. I think I ed teenager, 17-year-old Ameri- scheduled because it followed who kept digging holes for himself and climb- more. They used anticipation and enviable court needed time to grow as a per- can Amanda Anisimova. the resumption of Dominic ing out. coverage to track down each other’s shots. They son, to mature,” Barty said. “An absolute roller-coaster,” Thiem’s 6-2, 3-6, 7-5, 5-7, 7-5 Thiem wasted two match points with quick walloped the ball from all angles. And as for why she came back Barty called it. victory over Novak Djokovic in unforced errors when serving for the victory at The very longest of these exchanges tended to three years ago? Her coach, Craig Tyzzer, said the men’s semifi nals, a match 5-3 in the fi fth, but he made his third chance go Djokovic’s way: He won 37 of 61 points (61 “I missed the competition. the two of them huddled with suspended Friday evening be- count, smacking a forehand winner to break of nine or more strokes. I missed the 1-on-1 battle, the Ben Crowe, who helps Barty cause of rain. Djokovic in the last game. For whatever reason, Djokovic often felt com- ebbs and the fl ows, the emo- with the mental side of things, Thiem will face 11-time “An epic match. I mean, so many ups and pelled to try to shorten points often, hardly his tions you get from winning and and they had a “really good dis- French Open champion Rafael downs. And rain, going back to the locker, on usual strategy. So that led to this key statistic: losing matches,” said Barty, cussion about it” to make sure Nadal on Sunday in a rematch court again. Somehow I had the feeling that I He won only 35 of 71 points when he went to who will jump to a career-best she’d avoid that sort of trouble of last year’s fi nal. had the lead in the whole match, and then at the the net. Thiem, meanwhile, took 18 of 20 on his No. 2 in the rankings Monday in the fi nal. In a women’s draw fi lled with end, it got so tough,” Thiem said. “Both of us, more judicious forays forward. behind Naomi Osaka. “They Neither Barty, 23, nor Von- surprises, Barty faced only one we could win, and I luckily got the better in the Serving at 15-all while down 6-5 in the third are so unique and you can only drousova had ever played in a seeded player, No. 14 Madison end.” set, Djokovic was agitated by a warning from get them when you’re playing Grand Slam fi nal before. Nei- Keys of the U.S., along with the Djokovic was stopped two victories short of chair umpire Jaume Campistol for letting the and when you put yourself out ther had even been in a major women who eliminated Serena collecting his fourth consecutive major champi- serve clock expire. Djokovic wouldn’t let it go, on the line and when you be- semifi nal until this week, either. Williams and defending cham- onship, a run that began on the grass at Wimble- complaining so much he was called for un- come vulnerable and try and do But it was only Vondrousova pion Simona Halep. don last July, then continued on the hard courts sportsmanlike conduct. things that no one thinks of.” who seemed jittery at the out- After the U.S. Open fi ve years of the U.S. Open and Australian Open. The lack of focus drifted into his play, too, in- That last part is an apt de- set; she was playing at Court ago, Barty left competitive ten- Instead, it is Thiem, an Austrian ranked No. cluding a serve-and-volley attempt that handed scription of how she approaches Philippe Chatrier for the fi rst nis. She had been a successful 4, who now gets a chance to win his fi rst Grand that set to Thiem. each point, looking for just the time. junior, winning the 2011 Wim- Slam trophy on the red clay of Roland Garros. After forcing a fi fth, Djokovic faltered again, right angle or speed, under- Barty wound up with a 27- bledon girls’ title, and played Thiem will face 11-time French Open champi- getting broken to trail 3-1 when he missed a standing where an opponent 10 edge in winners to become in three doubles fi nals by then, on Rafael Nadal today in a rematch of last year’s volley, before Thiem held for 4-1, shortly before might be most vulnerable at any the fi rst Australian to win the too. fi nal. Nadal won that one, part of an 8-4 lead for rain came. given moment. After using her trophy at Roland Garros since But she needed to get away the Spaniard in their head-to-head series. Djokovic was a point from losing when Thiem slice backhand, topspin fore- Margaret Court in 1973. and reconsider how to approach “All the time, if someone reaches the fi nals served at 5-3, 40-15. Except Thiem couldn’t hand and kick serve to do just “I played the perfect match her job and all that came with it. here, it’s against Rafa,” Thiem said with a laugh. close. Dumped a backhand into the net. Pushed that to Vondrousova, she called today,” Barty said. Look where she is now. It will be the fourth straight day that Thiem a backhand wide. Sent a forehand long. Slapped it a “kind of ‘Ash Barty brand’ Pretty close to it, particular- “If she didn’t take a break, I’m is in action because of postponements, where- a backhand into the net. of tennis.” ly at the beginning. By the end, not sure she’d still be playing. as Nadal will be well-rested, having played his Hard to recover from that sort of collapse. Vondrousova’s take? Barty compiled a 27-10 edge in So I think the time away was quarterfi nal Tuesday and his semifi nal Friday, But Thiem regrouped. It was Djokovic who “She’s mixing things up. And winners. the best thing for her,” Tyzzer when he beat Roger Federer 6-3, 6-4, 6-2. Beat- faltered — and who lost, something he hadn’t she has a huge serve,” Von- It took all of 70 minutes to said. “She got her head around ing Thiem again would allow Nadal to raise his done on a Grand Slam stage since the 2018 drousova said. “So it’s all, like, wrap things up. that this is what she missed and Grand Slam total to 18 titles, moving him with French Open quarterfi nals. very tough to play against.” “She gave me a lesson to- this is what she wanted to do.” 4B Sunday, June 9, 2019 • www.daily-tribune.com Classifieds The Daily Tribune News

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THE ASSOCIATED PRESS lead, has a shot at his career-best without a bogey. ANCASTER, Ontario — Rory third victory of the season. “I think the times when it’s a McIlroy added the Canadian Open Adam Hadwin, seeking to be- guess this week I’ve guessed cor- to his schedule as a tune-up for next come the fi rst Canadian winner of rectly,” Simpson said. “And I’ve week’s U.S. Open at Pebble Beach. the event since 1954, was one shot been putting well, especially inside Now he has a chance to add anoth- back after a 67. Shane Lowry (66) 10 feet. I’ve had to make a few 6-, er national championship to his al- and Brandt Snedeker (69) were also 7-footers, but so far they’ve gone in ready impressive tally. 12 under. and haven’t made a blemish yet.” The Northern Irishman shot a McIlroy won The Players Cham- Snedeker, who shot a tourna- bogey-free 6-under 64 on Saturday pionship in March but has not se- ment-record 60 on Friday, said the to move into a share of the lead af- riously contended since. A victory conditions were much tougher in ter three rounds at Hamilton Golf would be his fi fth in a national open, the third round. and Country Club. following the U.S. Open (2011), “It’s always hard to follow up “I think the best preparation for Australian Open (2013), British a low round like I did yesterday,” tournaments ahead is to get your- Open (2014) and Irish Open (2016). Snedeker said. “Today was a tough self into contention and feel the McIroy also counts the Hong Kong day. Wind was blowing, hard to put heat of battle, and going down the Open (2011) as part of his nation- the ball in the fairway, and then the stretch hitting the shots when you al-championship tally. greens are fi rm and bouncing so re- need to,” McIlroy said. “If you can “National championships are ally hard to get them close.” do that then I don’t think there is very important. They’re the oldest Hadwin will face intense pres- anything else in the game that will championships in our game for the sure as he tries to win his national give you more confi dence than most part,” said McIlroy. “If some- open, but he said the Hamilton lay- that.” one said to me earlier, ‘Do you out suits his game. Seeking his second victory of the know how many national opens “We’ll see what happens ... with season, McIlroy surged into a tie you’ve won?’ I could count them what the wind is doing and how with Webb Simpson (67) and Matt and I’ve won fi ve. fi rm everything has gotten,” Had- Kuchar (69) at 13-under 197. McIl- “If I were able to win tomorrow win said. “The nice thing about roy’s round was tied for best on the that would be my sixth and that this place, because it’s a little bit NATHAN DENETTE/THE CANADIAN PRESS VIA AP day with Jonathan Byrd, who was would be something I would be shorter, if you hit it well you can Rory McIlroy, of Northern Ireland, watches his approach shot on the 17th hole during the third tied for ninth at 8 under. Kuchar, very proud of.” post a 5-, 6-under pretty solidly, round of the Canadian Open golf tournament Saturday in Ancaster, Ontario. who also shared the second-round Simpson has played 54 holes like Rory today, or it can get you.”

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He matched fellow senior seemed likely to impact the team most- the plate, Ward’s 26 hits and a dozen Ian Inaba, Cartersville senior — Al- proved to be a steal for the University of Trace Still with 15 runs scored to pace ly on the mound in 2019. While he led walks also led Woodland. On the mound, ways a solid left fi elder, Inaba improved the South-Sewanee, throwing 60 innings the Tigers. the team with three wins, his peripherals where he didn’t contribute really at all by leaps and bounds at the dish in 2019. for the Canes with 90 strikeouts to just Matt Shook, Cass sophomore — weren’t great. However, the senior made last year, Ward struck out 38 batters in He had the third-highest batting average 22 walks. Overall, the lean right-hander Shook showed fl ashes of potential during a huge difference for the Wildcats at the 39 2/3 innings. on a team that won 28 games and reached pitched to a 1.98 ERA, a 1.10 WHIP and his freshman season before truly becom- plate. He fi nished with 15 RBIs and the Cohen Wilbanks, Cartersville se- the state quarterfi nals. He landed a spot 9-1 record. His decision to rejoin the ing one of the county’s best hitters in same number of runs scored to rank fi rst nior — Wilbanks had the unenviable job on the all-region squad after particularly Canes this spring was the team’s single 2019. He fi nished fi rst or second on the and second, respectively, on the team. of taking over at catcher for 2018 fi rst- shining in the league. Even still, his over- biggest boost. Colonels in batting average (.337), OBP Next year, he and teammate Bailey Ward round draft pick Anthony Seigler. He all numbers rival the best in the county. Gage Morris, Cartersville senior — (.429), slugging (.458) and OPS (.886). will play for Young Harris. did better than anyone could have asked, He fi nished with 32 hits, 16 runs scored The fact that Morris didn’t make Geor- The left-handed hitting infi elder easily Trace Still, Adairsville senior — while also becoming a major cog in the and 12 RBIs, but his .360 batting average gia Dugout Preview Magazine’s all-state led the Colonels in hits (28), doubles (8) Still did all he could to help Adairsville Canes rotation. He went 4-1 with a 2.42 and .457 OBP really tell the story of his team is laughable. The fact that he didn’t and runs scored (21) en route to fi rst-team during an obvious rebuilding year. He ERA. Wilbanks started seven games and contributions. even get a spot on the all-region team is all-region honors. He seems likely to grab led the Tigers in most offensive catego- went the distance in two of them. Offen- Bryson Markley, Cass senior — criminal. After pitching out of his mind DTN hitter of the year before graduating. ries, including hits (27), doubles (7) and sively, he didn’t hit for much power but One of the rare seniors for the Colonels, in 2018, Morris was even better his se- Scotty Smith, Woodland sophomore RBIs (16). He slashed .391/.455/.536 on proved to be the consummate No. 2 hit- Markley garnered second-team all-Re- nior season. He posted a 3-1 record and — Smith might have put together the best the year, posting a top-notch .991 OPS. ter, moving runners over and posting an gion 7-AAAAA status as an outfi elder. seven saves in 22 appearances to go with under-the-radar season of anyone in Bar- Some of his most impressive work came OBP north of .450. Markley had to have been one of the a microscopic 0.40 ERA and 0.71 WHIP. tow County. He slashed .313/.405/.469. with runners in scoring position, when he few players in the state with more tri- Morris added 42 strikeouts in 35 1/3 in- His slugging percentage and .874 OPS hit .433. Still coaxed eight walks against HONORABLE MENTION ples (4) than doubles (3). Regardless, nings and a .158 BAA for good measure. were both tops on the Wildcats. Smith just 11 strikeouts. He rounded out his Dallas Adams, Woodland junior; his ability to fi nd the gaps helped boost B.J. Roper, Adairsville senior — chipped in with four doubles, two hom- standout swan song with 15 runs scored Landon Ayers, Adairsville senior; Blaine him to a team-leading .484 slugging One of the only returning contributors ers and 13 RBIs. If he can improve his and three steals. Ingram, Cass junior; J.P. Martin, Car- percentage. That, in turn, helped him from Adairsville’s great 2018 team, Rop- walk-to-strikeout ratio, which included Bailey Ward, Woodland senior — tersville senior; Peyton Posey, Woodland lead Cass in OPS at .898. He paced the er picked up the slack this season. There six base on balls and 21 punchouts this Ward did anything and everything he sophomore; and Jordan Wilkie, Carters- Colonels with 13 RBIs to go with a .313 were too many inexperienced players season, Smith has the potential to be a could to help Woodland this season. The ville senior.

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RANDY PARKER/THE DAILY TRIBUNE NEWS Yoga ... Anyone? is one of the offerings of the Eddie Lee Wilkins Youth Association Summer Program. ‘Safe Haven’

Former NBA player’s summer outreach celebrates 30th year

RANDY PARKER/THE DAILY TRIBUNE NEWS RANDY PARKER/THE DAILY TRIBUNE NEWS Among the activities at the Track and Fitness camp A.T. Barnes, right, was on hand to instruct the Track was a tug of war. and Fitness camp at the J.H. Morgan Gym.

BY MARIE NESMITH vest my time and knowledge to the [email protected] youth of Bartow County.” Leading the Track and Fitness A former participant turned in- Camp from June 5 to 7 at the J.H. structor, Anthony Tyrone “A.T.” Morgan Gym on Aubrey Street in Barnes continues to “invest” in the Cartersville, he embraced the op- Eddie Lee Wilkins Youth Associa- portunity to be part of the ELW tion’s Summer Program. Currently Youth Association Summer Pro- celebrating its 30th anniversary, gram’s 30th year. the seasonal outreach provides free “The ELW Youth Association educational and athletic camps for and summer programs are special Bartow youth ages 6 to 17. to me because they are examples “The impact that the program of what a community of sup- had on me as a child was powerful port could do for so many un- and built a strong work ethic that I der-privileged or at-risk youth,” carried to high school and beyond,” he said. “The program allows said Barnes, who participated in the local youth to take part the program’s summer league from in many programs and fi eld 2000 to 2005. “… As a child of the trips that would normally program, I remember the sold out, cost many struggling fam- standing-room only gyms for the ilies a lot of money during basketball games. We were repre- the critical hot summer senting ELW and the expectation to months out of school. win was high as well as to compete. “It is remarkable “As an instructor, I just love to see how ELW comes back the smiles and the joy of just giving each summer, this a high-fi ve to the kids. They love year being the 30th to talk — schools out — and I just year, to invest in the make sure I keep them encouraged, youth. I did not have moving and enjoying the moment.” to pay years ago and program for the youth in the com- a.m. to For Barnes, the ELW Youth As- the program enhanced me physical- munity because I didn’t want par- 2 p.m. sociation’s Summer Program has ly, mentally, socially and emotion- ents to have any fi nancial hard- at J.H. turned into a family affair. As the ally. This program works, and the ships. I wanted to create a safe Mor- Cartersville resident serves as an instructors and junior volunteers haven where the youth could have gan instructor for the second year, his that sacrifi ce their time really make fun and learn. I wanted to be able to Gym. wife, Darya, is facilitating its educa- use sports as a tool, so I could cap- songs for Usher, Future and Jac- a difference in the [youth’s] lives.” Noting the nonprofi t’s Summer tional offerings and two of his four ture their attention and then educate quees to name a few. He attended Established by Cartersville na- Program has served more than children are taking part as a volun- them regarding the importance of the ELW summer camp and played tive and former NBA player Eddie 6,000 youth since its inception, teer and participant. Lee Wilkins, the summer offering education, confl ict resolution and in the Summer Basketball League.” “My passion and desire is to build setting goals.” Wilkins’ wife, Dawn, said it is Like his wife, who serves as the has grown exponentially over the “incredible to see” how the ELW our youth for the next generation past three decades. Featuring 150 Sponsored by the city of Carters- organization’s program director, Youth Association “has evolved through sports and fi tness,” said youngsters in the ELW Summer ville, the ELW Youth Association’s Wilkins underscores the impor- and [touches] the lives of many Barnes, who graduated from Car- Youth Basketball Program and Summer Program features seven tance of past participants returning youth in the community. Eddie and tersville High School in 2005, prior League in 1990, his outreach in- experiences through June 27. While to talk with today’s campers. to playing football and obtaining corporated as a nonprofi t in 1993, Yoga … Anyone? and Track and I have watched three generations of “It is a rewarding when you have for- a business management degree at and changed its name to the ELW Fitness have already concluded, the families come to his program. It so mer participants, such as Ronnie Brown, Georgia Tech. “I have been blessed Youth Association Inc. to refl ect its remaining offerings include Daily fulfi lling and rewarding when the former NFL player; Andre Fluellen, for- to play and earn an education from increased programs in June 1998. Trivia & Team Building, June 3 to former participants come back af- mer NFL player; Vic Beasley, current Georgia Tech, then to be an appren- “I wanted to share my success with 27 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at J.H. ter they have graduated from high NFL; Rudy Winters, European basket- tice from the sports performance the community, which gave so much Morgan Gym; Basketball, June 10 school and/or college and volunteer ball player; Ashton Hagans, basketball guru — Dr. Clayton Gibson/Vitali- support in my long climb to the NBA to 13 and 17 and 18 from 10 a.m. to and/or speak to the youth regarding player, University of Kentucky; Jaylon ty Health Care Inc. — and to teach/ — New York Knicks and Philadel- 2 p.m. at J.H. Morgan Gym and Au- their journey to success. Pugh, basketball player, Furman Uni- coach at Cartersville High School phia 76ers,” said Wilkins, the orga- brey Street Gym; Read, Write, Now, “We are so excited because Ken- versity; and Val Lindley, former basket- alongside some spectacular coaches. nization’s executive director. “Coach June 10 to 13 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. dricke Brown is coming to camp on ball player, College of Charleston, who “I want to make sure all the Matthew Hill was my mentor and he at J.H. Morgan Gym; S.T.E.M (Sci- June 11. Kendricke Brown, known are successful in sports and continue … knowledge, love, passion and ex- taught me the importance of giving ence), June 19 to 21 from 10 a.m. to as K-Major, is a successful pro- giving to the community. perience that I have stays in the back to the community. 2 p.m. at J.H. Morgan Gym; and Ev- ducer, songwriter and artist and a SEE ELW CAMPS, PAGE 2C community. I love waking up to in- “It was important to offer a free eryday Math, June 24 to 27 from 10 Cartersville native. He has written 2C Sunday, June 9, 2019 • www.daily-tribune.com Around Town The Daily Tribune News Life ain’t easy without an easy chair — or Jesus

One night last week, I sat the footrest is where I’m sup- As I thought about my ex- a relatively new deal. People to do something in church that’s down in my power recliner, posed to be able to stand up. So perience with the demise of lived without lounge chairs for going to require a little sacrifi ce ready to stretch out, get com- what do I do? my easy chair, I thought, “You a long time and you and I can — maybe making a change or fortable and watch something I did what any man would do know, life ain’t so easy without as well. something. But you are against spiritual like college baseball. — I yelled for my wife. Maybe an easy chair.” The truth is, I was and am it. It’s going to require you to So I pressed the button on my she knew how to fi x my easy That is a true statement. In a little spoiled. I don’t have change or make a little sacri- recliner and the footrest came chair. But she didn’t know ei- today’s world especially, most to have such a chair. Oh, they fi ce. Friend, Jesus said, “If any- out. Then the back was sup- ther. men have an easy chair. But are nice, but we can live with- one wishes to come after me, posed to go back, but it didn’t I slid to the side to get in a let’s say you don’t; it can be a out them. And there are other let him deny himself, take up move. Being the astute furniture position to put my feet on the little uncomfortable trying to things we can live without, as his cross daily and follow Me” repairman that I am, I pressed fl oor and get out. And my plan sit in another chair. However, well. I used to sell automobiles. (Luke 9:23). The Christian life the button again expecting it to worked. I was able to get out even though it may be uncom- One night, I was trying to close isn’t meant to be easy. We want go back. Still, it didn’t move. but, where was I going to sit? fortable to not have an easy a deal with a man on a car. The to make it easy, but Jesus never OK, this was starting to get Potts I could sit in the loveseat. But chair, it’s not like the world is car had a sunroof in it. He told said it would be. serious. I was ready to stretch it wasn’t very comfortable. My coming to an end without one. me that he NEEDED that sun- If you have been resisting out, but my chair wouldn’t ing happened. wife could see this and, being Let’s be honest: I don’t know roof. I thought, “Ok, do you change or resisting making a stretch. I learned a lesson I tried to push the footrest in. the Christian she is, she offered when the fi rst easy chair was really NEED that sunroof or do sacrifi ce, ask the Lord to for- here: It’s hard to stretch out if It wouldn’t go in. So now I have me her chair and we swapped. made but they haven’t been you WANT the sunroof?” Of give you, understanding that your chair doesn’t recline. So I a chair partially stretched out, Then we started on a plan to around since Noah and the ark, course, you know the answer. living for Jesus requires some pressed the button again, noth- but I can’t get out of it because repair or replace my easy chair. that’s for sure. Easy chairs are Maybe you have been asked sacrifi ce, and move forward.

ville, the Wilkins couple extends the program. Many of the children Barnes also expressed his apprecia- community through ELW. thanks to David Archer Jr., Dexter that are served through this program tion for the ELW Youth Association’s “I pray that Prodigy Transition Ser- ELW Camps Jones, Kenn Baker, Etowah Area Con- would be sitting at home and being leaders. vice will be around for 30 years and solidated Housing Authority, Carters- unproductive over the summer. “I want to thank Eddie Lee and leave a legacy, such as the ELW Youth From Page 1C ville City Schools, Walmart, Publix “…I applaud Eddie Lee on his con- Dawn Wilkins for being exceptional Summer Program as well. ... I’m liv- “Over 50 NBA players have visit- Super Markets Charities, Southern tinued efforts to help children in our role models and pillars in our commu- ing proof that this program works, ed my basketball camp. Some of the Co., Shaw Industries and McDonald’s community. He does a lot of good, not nity for the youth and for many Afri- is necessary and fostered the drive I favorites were Josh Smith, A.J. John- for their ongoing support. just during this camp, but throughout can-American couples,” said Barnes, have in me as a first-generation col- son, Doc Rivers, Tree Rollins, Charles “Eddie Lee has given his time and the year that many people don’t know CEO of Prodigy Transition Service. lege graduate, business owner, hus- Oakley, Dale Davis, Dale Ellis and talent to help the youth of our commu- about. His commitment to put this camp “The power couple has invested their band and father.” John Starks. The most memorable nity for 30 years,” Cartersville Mayor program together for 30 years is admira- life, time and connections to enrich For more information about the was when Patrick Ewing, former NBA Matt Santini said. “His organization ble, and I am certain that this camp will the Bartow County community even ELW Youth Association, call 404- player visited camp in 1999.” has positively impacted and inspired be as fantastic as the others have been.” well after his NBA career ended. It’s 725-3376, or visit www.elwyouth.org In addition to the city of Carters- every child who has participated in Echoing Santini’s comments, a pleasure and a honor to serve the or its Facebook page.

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CLEAR CREEK BAPTIST FOREVER BLESSED Greater Mt. Tabor Missionary 3 years old to eighth-grade. In sic will be provided by Dove from 7 to 8:30 p.m. each eve- CHURCH — 142 Clear Creek CHURCH — 51 Maple Ridge Baptist Church of Plainville. The Wild, will run June 9-12, Quartet. ning. Classes are for all ages. Road, Adairsville. Clear Creek Drive, Cartersville. Forev- on Sunday from 4-9 p.m. and Baptist Church will hold a er Blessed Church will hold TRINITY UNITED 5:50 to 9 p.m. Monday through FIRST CHRISTIAN PEEPLES VALLEY BAP- youth Service today at 6 p.m. a Healing and Deliverance METHODIST CHURCH — Wednesday. CHURCH OF ADAIRS- TIST CHURCH — 68 Led- with Brother Jonathan Padgett Service today at 6 p.m. with 814 West Ave., Cartersville. VILLE — 113 Park St., ford Lane, Cartersville. Pee- as the guest speaker. special guest Bishop Lance Trinity at the Well is hosting a CENTER BAPTIST Adairsville. First Christian ples Valley Baptist Church Johnson. free Patriotic Cantata June 30 CHURCH — 80 McKaskey Church of Adairsville presents hosts a weekly grief support OLIVE VINE BAPTIST in its Family Life Center. Sing- Creek Road SE, Cartersville. Miraculous Mission vacation group Tuesdays from 6:30 to CHURCH — 132 Olive Vine GREATER MT. OLIVE ers in high school or older can Center Baptist Church will Bible school June 10-14 from 8:30 p.m. through June 18 in Church Road, Rydal. Olive MISSIONARY BAPTIST contact music director Marvin hold vacation Bible school June 6 to 8:30 p.m. Visit adairsvil- the fellowship hall. The fee is Vine Baptist Church at Pine CHURCH — 1 Mt. Olive St., Beach at marvin.beach@gmail. 9-14 from 7 to 9 p.m. lechristianchurch.org for more $15. Log will hold its homecoming Cartersville. Greater Mt. Olive com or 770-912-6548. information. today at 10:30 a.m. The special Missionary Church will be cel- OAK GROVE BAPTIST ANOINTED CHURCH singers will be Spiritual Vision ebrating its homecoming today BRANDON’S CHAPEL CHURCH — 997 Brownlee CARTERSVILLE SERVICE — 118 George St. E, Trio. Revival services will run at 3 p.m. The guest speaker will BAPTIST CHURCH — 136 Mountain Road SW, Adairs- CHURCH OF CHRIST — Adairsville. Everyone is invited June 9-15 at 7:30 nightly. be Rev. Reginald McDaniel of Old Stilesboro Road, Carters- ville. Oak Grove Baptist 1319 Joe Frank Harris Park- to an anointed church service ville. Brandon’s Chapel Bap- Church will hold homecom- way, Cartersville. Cartersville June 23 at 11 a.m. with Evan- tist Church is holding vaca- ing Sunday at 10:30 a.m. with Church of Christ will have va- gelist Evelyn Adams preaching. Cartersville Chemical & Supply tion Bible school for children dinner to follow. 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For more RYDAL TOWN HALL morning lap swim; all other ar- will hold its regular monthly information, contact Charles MEETING — There will be eas of the pool will be closed. meeting Monday at 7 p.m. at Evans at 770-386-0676. a Rydal town hall meeting Shoney’s Restaurant near High- June 22 at 6 p.m. at Pine Log ADULT DANCE CLASS- HABITAT FOR HUMANI- Methodist Church, located at ES — The Cartersville Parks • Custodial Supplies • Cleaning Chemicals TY TENT SALE — The Bar- 3497 Pine Log Road NE, Ry- and Recreation Department is tow Area Habitat for Humanity dal. Movie, food and fellowship offering adult social-ballroom • Paper Supplies • Cleaning Services will hold its tent sale June 11- will follow. Contact Nicole Ste- dance classes every Wednes- • Shipping & Safety Supplies 15 at the Habitat for Humanity phens for more information by day from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. at ReStore, located at 14 Eagles Facebook message or by text at the Goodyear Clubhouse on 3 Subscribe Court, Cartersville. 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You may want to Growing up on a farm on the periphery of “big coal” in West Virginia, imazaquin (Image) that can be ap- consider using pre-emergents in his song “Sixteen Tons” meant a little more to us. But we were farmers, plied over the top of several orna- combination with mulch and oth- not miners; I guess it ended there. We knew about coal, but didn’t live mentals. Be sure to read the label er selective herbicides, as needed. it. grasses for which plants are safe to spray There are several products on the One project in the works for more than two years is another paver around. market such as trifl uralin (Preen, walkway on the opposite side of Many clients contact the Exten- You can also use a non-selective Trefl an, and other brands) that can the house from the one that goes sion offi ce frustrated with grasses herbicide containing glyphosate be applied to prevent the seeds of through Miss Em’s Secret Garden. taking over fl ower beds or vegeta- Pugliese (brands such as Roundup and oth- annual grasses (i.e. crabgrass) from That walkway has a set of steps ble gardens. A common phone call ers) in between rows and along bor- growing. Pre-emergents will not off a small platform; I wanted an- might involve Bermudagrass tak- at least two growing seasons to kill ders of vegetable gardens and fl ow- control any weeds that are current- other walkway without steps wide ing over a bed of juniper ground- tough perennial grasses. er beds. However, because this is a ly established, but will signifi cantly enough for our garden wagon or covers or daylilies. If you’ve ever Depending on whether these non-selective herbicide, you must reduce the amount of weeds that wheelbarrow. tried to pull Bermudagrass out by weedy grasses occur in a fl ow- avoid any direct contact or spray come back from seed. Timing is I worked through the project hand, you’ll quickly learn that it er bed or a vegetable garden, you drift with desirable plants. Do not the key with pre-emergent herbi- design, buying enough pavers for just grows right back from any root may have certain options to control spray on a windy day. You can also cides. They should be applied be- a walkway outside of the fence fragments left in the soil. It’s nearly weeds with selective herbicides la- make a “shielded spray” applica- fore March 15 for weed prevention from the driveway downslope to impossible to dig or pull out every beled for one situation or the other. tion by using a piece of cardboard in fl ower beds or incorporated into the fence. The gate in the fence I piece of Bermudagrass by hand. In vegetable gardens, you can use or other barrier to shield your the soil of a vegetable garden ac- fi gured would be no problem. The Humphreys One option to control grasses in an herbicide containing the active plants and spray just the weeds. As cording to the label. Be sure to read walkway inside the fence from the fl ower beds is what I like to call the ingredient sethoxydim (brands long as the spray does not contact and follow all labeled application gate to the barn remained fuzzy in “smothered and covered” method. such as Poast and Vantage) around the leaves of your vegetables, fruit rates and safety precautions when my mind. Mulching can be used to effec- broadleaf vegetables to control trees, shrubs, or fl owers, then it using herbicides. An adage I used for much of my life is: “Confusion exists until tively control small infestations or bermudagrass, crabgrass and other should not cause damage to these learning occurs.” My brain will muddle around in the muck and mire in areas where herbicides cannot grasses without harming your veg- plants. — Paul Pugliese is the Exten- of indecision until a solution becomes clear. The phrase “no brainer” be used. Cover the entire infesta- gies. This product cannot be used Glyphosate is inactive in the sion Coordinator and Agricul- means little to me because sometimes an obvious solution overlooks or tion with several inches of mulch. around corn, since corn is in the soil, so you don’t have to worry tural & Natural Resources Agent neglects another equally good if not better course of action; I like to This may include wood chips, pine grass family and will be damaged about it affecting plant roots in the for Bartow County Cooperative consider as many alternatives as possible. straw or similar materials. Hay and by this product. This chemical is areas that are treated. Make sure Extension, a partnership of The The walkway outside the fence would be built from a combination grass clippings should not be used very selective for controlling grass- the formulation you buy only has University of Georgia, The U.S. of three sizes of Capriana pavers that we bought on sale at Big Orange as mulch since these may poten- es and will not control other weeds. glyphosate in the active ingredient. Department of Agriculture and at least two years ago. I put together a pattern that I liked and placed tially carry weed seeds. Covering For fl ower beds, there are also Many other herbicides and combi- Bartow County. For more infor- the pavers on the ground so I could look at it over a few days to see if the area with a layer of cardboard product options on the market that nation products are soil active and mation and free farm, lawn or I really liked it. topped with mulch may improve can be used to selectively control will not be appropriate to use in garden publications, call 770-387- I didn’t. The pattern appeared to be anemic. It wasn’t wide enough the effectiveness of this method. weedy grasses. Products contain- these situations. For example, avoid 5142 or visit our local website at and in the back of my mind would not meet the function test. By this The mulch should stay in place for ing the active ingredient clethodim using combination products such ugaextension.org/bartow. point, these clearance-priced pavers had become scarce. I needed a bunch (cardinal number unavailable and lost in the back of my mind somewhere) of small pavers (small in this case is relative at 7 inches wide by 14 inches long) to add a “sailor course” along each edge of the walkway. A “sailor course” of pavers runs parallel to the edge of a pav- er installation whereas a “soldier course” of pavers runs perpendicular EVHS PETS OF THE WEEK to the edge. A “sailor course” would bring the width of the walkway to about 36 inches; a “soldier course” would bring the width to more than 49 inches. I scoured about six Big Orange stores across northwest Georgia over the course of a few days until I bought enough small pavers for a “sailor course.” They’ve been stacked since then next a found-stone planting box waiting for me to get into gear to fi nish this project. These pavers have sadly been in the same place long enough for creeping thyme to grow onto one side of the stack. But that will soon be disturbed. To recap: Outside the fence will be Capriana pavers and inside the fence will be red Holland Stone pavers. I planned to have them meet at the gate. To get started I took down a section of fence. To accom- modate our dogs, I made it so that this section is held into place by two screws so it can be removed and put back each time I work on the project. Of course no measureable rainfall along with a lack of soil moisture made the ground where I planned to dig two postholes like clay-crete. I pulled enough rocks and stones from the holes to fi ll a tub trug; I dumped them under the lattice near Miss Em’s blue bottle tree. Then I dumped about three inches of crusher run into each hole for drainage and did something a little different from the gate we installed for Miss Em’s Secret Garden. I intend to build the same style gate but this time I screwed two spac- ers in between the gateposts so that the top measurement of the gate frame will be the same as the bottom. I leveled and secured the two gateposts before dumping some quick-setting concrete into each hole. Other than the usual warping and twisting of the lumber (which seems to be the norm nowadays), the gatepost installation was satisfactory. While the concrete cured around the gateposts, I decided to wheel in crusher-run paver base for both sides of the new gate only. But nope! I eventually moved about 15 wheelbarrow loads of the crushed stone and sand mixture for the entire walkway inside the fence. This amounted to about three tons of material or enough “stuff” for a base layer 3 inches thick. My hands gripping the wheelbarrow handles screamed at me with every step. But it’s done; no regrets. (To be continued)

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The Extension Master Gardener Program is a volun- is quiet and timid in her cage and she rarely meows, so she continues to be overlooked by potential adopters. When she is out of her cage, she lights up and she is very sweet and playful. This beautiful girl can’t wait to have a sweet and loving family of her teer training program for home gardeners offered through county of- own. To adopt Dolly, Binky or any of their friends, or to volunteer at EVHS, visit www.EtowahValleyHumane.org. fi ces of the University of Georgia Cooperative Extension. Getting out is best fi rst step for introvert seeking friends DEAR ABBY: Do you have Dad is lazy and gluttonous. DEAR ABBY: My wife died unusual. However, if feelings of did. Couples can get past tur- any advice on how I can make I’m worried he will have car- recently. We were very happy. being out of control persist, you bulence in their marriage more friends with people my own age diovascular health issues in the We had six beautiful children should discuss them with your easily without unsolicited inter- in my hometown? It’s a small future. My siblings and mother and were married for 58 won- doctor. ference. college town. I recently gradu- share my concern. I am a recent derful years. ated from the local university college graduate with a pay- It has been a month since her DEAR ABBY: One of our in- DEAR ABBY: I was paying and still live at home with my ing job, and I’m living at home funeral, and I have been able to laws recently confessed about bills and saw that my husband parents. Most of the people I By temporarily to save money. I’m cope somewhat with her loss. But a long-term affair. The details sent his mother fl owers for socialized with in school have Abigail Van Buren willing to exercise with him and suddenly, a couple of days ago, I are widely known. The closest Mother’s Day. It stung because I moved back home after grad- there are organizations or groups can commit to encouraging him experienced a tremendous wave family members, and especially received nothing from him. ZIP. uating, found work, and seem that would interest you. daily. How do I intervene with- of grief and thought I would go the couple’s adult children, are In the past, he has stated that I uninterested in contacting me, If you want to be more phys- out seeming disrespectful (con- crazy with not being able to see shocked, devastated and angry. am not his mom, suggesting or they’re still in school and very ically active, consider joining a sidering I’m still under his roof)? her again. I began to be afraid I’d No one wants to even talk to the there’s no reason to celebrate the busy. gym. If you are political, reach — WORRIED ABOUT DAD have to be hospitalized, perhaps cheater. mother of HIS child who birthed I’ve had some success making out to the party of your choice in a psychiatric ward and med- The aggrieved spouse wants HIS child on Mother’s Day 10 friends online, but my internet and volunteer. I’m sure you will DEAR WORRIED: How icated. But my son told me this to keep the marriage together. It years ago. Should I be annoyed? friends live out of state or abroad. be welcomed with open arms. about putting it this way: “Dad, I condition (everything “hitting” is hard to imagine that time will — UNSURE IN OREGON I work as a substitute teacher and If you’re an animal lover, raise love you so much. I want to have you in a delayed reaction) has heal these wounds. How can my would like to make friends with money for a pet rescue organi- you around for a long time. But been documented in a majority wife and I support the aggrieved DEAR UNSURE: Most hus- other subs and teachers, but I zation. While you’re doing good, I’m worried sick that you’re so of cases. Is this true? — GRIEV- spouse and the devastated chil- bands have more brains than don’t get many chances to inter- you will be getting to know oth- sedentary, your diet isn’t healthy ING TEXAN dren? Should we try to re-estab- the cheap, insensitive man you act with them. er like-minded individuals. and you smoke. If you don’t start lish ties with the cheater? If so, married. I am tempted to suggest I have always been somewhat And remember that social doing something about these DEAR GRIEVING TEXAN: do we just talk about the weath- that you “forget” him on Father’s of an introvert and homebody skills don’t always come natural- things, they are going to bite Please accept my deepest sym- er, or do we acknowledge the el- Day and when he asks why, tell and don’t get out much. I want ly to people. The more you give you in the butt. Please let me pathy for the loss of your wife. ephant in the room? — TRYING him he’s not your father. You are to change that before I leave yourself a chance to practice, the help you to become more active. I am sure you feel her loss pro- TO DO WHAT’S RIGHT a mother because he helped you for grad school next year, but better you will become at them. I’d love to exercise with you, if foundly. become one, and he shouldn’t I’m not sure where to start. — you’re willing. I know it would Not everyone grieves in the DEAR TRYING: If you truly forget that fact. HOMEBODY IN OHIO DEAR ABBY: My father has make you feel better if you do.” same way. Some feel numb and want to support the spouse and a problem with food. He has no If your father is so addicted to can’t understand why they can’t adult children, let them know Dear Abby is written by Ab- DEAR HOMEBODY: Start portion control. He rarely eats nicotine that he can’t quit on his feel anything after a loved one you are there for them if they igail Van Buren, also known making it a priority to get out fruits or vegetables, never ex- own, suggest he talk to his doc- dies. Others feel the loss imme- want to talk. If you socialize as Jeanne Phillips, and was of your parents’ house and meet ercises, and is addicted to cig- tor about a smoking cessation diately and can’t sleep, eat or with the husband and wife as a founded by her mother, Pauline new people. The fi rst thing to do arettes. He admits he could do plan. If you say these things with stop crying. couple, continue to behave as Phillips. Contact Abby at www. is fi gure out where your inter- better but makes no effort to love, it should not be regarded as Your son is absolutely right. you always have with them and DearAbby.com or P.O. Box ests lie. Surely in a college town improve his health. To be honest, disrespectful. 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WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON/EVENING JUNE 12, 2019 12:00 12:30 1:00 1:30 2:00 2:30 3:00 3:30 4:00 4:30 5:00 5:30 6:00 6:30 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 WSB (2) # Action News Strahan & Sara (N) General Hospital (N) The Dr. Oz Show ’ Action News Action News Action News ABC ET Press Your Luck (N) Card Sharks (N) Match Game (N) ’ News J. Kimmel WAGA (5) $ 2019 FIFA Women’s World Cup World Cup Today 2019 FIFA Women’s World Cup Fox 5 News at 5:00 Fox 5 News at 6:00 Dish Nat. TMZ (N) MasterChef (N) ’ First Responders Fox 5 News at 10:00 News News WXIA (11) & Paid Prg. Naturally Days of our Lives Blast Blast Dr. Phil ’ Å Ellen DeGeneres 11 Alive News 11 News News Wheel Jeopardy! 2019 Stanley Cup Final St. Louis Blues at Boston Bruins. (N) Up Late J. Fallon WPCH (17) _ Funny Game Divorce Divorce Judge Hatchett Hot Hot Chicago P.D. ’ Mom ’ Mom ’ Mod Fam Mod Fam Gold Gold black-ish black-ish CBS46 News at 9pm Inside Big Bang Last Man Fam. 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Å Pure ’ WPBA (30) 0 Splash Dinosaur Clifford Curious Arthur Odd Wild Kratt Wild Kratt Belton Milk British Baking News Business PBS NewsHour (N) Deepak Chopra Spiritual Laws of Success 3 Steps to Incredible Health!-Joel TLC AFour Weddings ’ Four Weddings ’ Four Weddings ’ Say Yes Say Yes My 600-Lb. Life “Annjeannette’s Story” ’ My 600-Lb. Life “Lee & Rena & Sarah” ’ My 600-Lb. Life “Sean” (N) ’ My 600-Lb. Life Tamy becomes a hermit. A&E FLive PD: Rewind ’ Live PD “Live PD -- 04.14.17” Riding along with law enforcement. Live PD “Live PD -- 06.01.18” Riding along with law enforcement. Live PD: Rewind (N) Live PD “Live PD -- 06.12.19” (N) ’ Å Hero Ink Hero Ink DISC HHomestead Rescue Homestead Rescue Homestead Rescue Homestead Rescue Homestead Rescue Expedition Unknown Expedition Unknown Expedition Unknown Expedition Unknown: Rediscovered (N) ’ Homestead Rescue (:02) Raising Wild ’ TNT ISupernatural ’ Supernatural ’ Supernatural ’ ›› “Con Air” (1997, Action) Nicolas Cage. Å (DVS) ››› “The Incredible Hulk” (2008) Edward Norton. ››› “Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2” (2017) Chris Pratt. ›› “Con Air” (1997) USA JChicago Chicago P.D. ’ Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU ››› “Ant-Man” (2015, Action) Paul Rudd. Å (DVS) Krypton Å NCIS ’ fx KMother Mother Mother Mother Mike Mike Mike ››› “Lucy” (2014) Scarlett Johansson. ’ ››› “22 Jump Street” (2014) Jonah Hill. ’ Å ›› “Men in Black 3” (2012) Will Smith. ’ Å ›› “Men in Black 3” (2012) ’ ESPN NSportsCenter (N) Outside NFL Live (N) (Live) Å NBA: The Jump (N) Noon Question Around Pardon SportsCenter (N) SportsCenter (N) MLB Baseball Milwaukee Brewers at Houston Astros. (N) (Live) SportsCenter (N) ESPN 2 OFirst Take ’ Å Jalen & Jacoby (N) NFL Live Å NBA: The Jump ESPN FC Question Around Pardon NFL Live Å NBA NBA: The Jump Mock Draft Jalen & Jacoby FOXSPO P NHRA Drag Racing Route 66 NHRA Nationals. 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Å “Bridge of Spies” COM ¥Futurama South Pk South Pk South Pk South Park “The Coon Trilogy” South Pk South Pk South Pk South Pk South Pk (:15) South Park South Pk South Pk South Pk South Pk South Pk South Park Å Daily South Pk TCM μ“The 5,000 Fingers of Dr. T.” ››› “The Little Fugitive” (1953) “Red (:45) ››› “Tom Thumb” (1958) Å (DVS) ›› “The Incredible Mr. Limpet” (1964) Holiday ››› “Royal Wedding” (1951) Fred Astaire. ›› “Two Weeks With Love” (1950) Å BRAVO ∂Housewives/NYC Housewives/NYC Housewives/NYC Housewives/NYC Southern Charm Southern Charm Southern Charm Southern Charm Southern Charm (N) Housewives/NYC Best Room Wins (N) Watch Charm BET ∏Martin ’ Martin ’ Martin ’ Martin ’ Martin ’ Martin ’ Martin ’ Martin ’ Martin ’ (:35) 2018 BET Awards Celebrating achievements. BET Awards ››› “Set It Off” (1996, Action) Jada Pinkett, Queen Latifah. SYFY ∫“Tremors (:26) › “The Legend of Hercules” (2014) (:26) ›› “The Mummy” (1999) Brendan Fraser. (:13) ›› “London Has Fallen” (2016) (:15) ››› “Avengers: Age of Ultron” (2015) Robert Downey Jr.. Krypton (N) Å “Mummy-Tomb” FS1 ªU.S. Wednesday at the U.S. Open (N) (Live) Å Speak for Yourself Lock It In (N) (Live) Fair NASCAR Race Hub U.S. Open Epics (N) 2019 FIFA Women’s World Cup Fox Soccer Tonight MLB Whiparound (N) PARMT æ(:06) Bar Rescue ’ (:08) Bar Rescue ’ Two Men Two and a Half Men Two Men Mom ’ Mom ’ Mom ’ Mom ’ Mom ’ Mom ’ Mom ’ Mom ’ ›› “Men in Black II” (2002) Premiere. ’ ›› “Men in Black II” (2002) ’ Å The Daily Tribune News T.V. Listings www.daily-tribune.com • Sunday, June 9, 2019 5C THURSDAY AFTERNOON/EVENING JUNE 13, 2019 12:00 12:30 1:00 1:30 2:00 2:30 3:00 3:30 4:00 4:30 5:00 5:30 6:00 6:30 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 WSB (2) # Action News Strahan & Sara (N) General Hospital (N) The Dr. Oz Show ’ Action News Action News Action News ABC ET J. 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Å (DVS) ›› “How to Be Single” (2016) USA JNCIS ’ NCIS “Red Cell” ’ NCIS “Twilight” ’ Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Queen of the South Law & Order: SVU fx K“Labor Mother Mike ››› “22 Jump Street” (2014) Jonah Hill. ’ Å ››› “Mission: Impossible Rogue Nation” (2015) Tom Cruise. ’ ››› “Logan” (2017) Hugh Jackman, Patrick Stewart. ’ Å Baskets Baskets Baskets “Now ESPN NSportsCenter (N) Outside NFL Live (N) (Live) Å NBA: The Jump (N) Noon Question Around Pardon SportsCenter (N) SportsCenter (N) MLB Baseball Detroit Tigers vs Kansas City Royals. 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MLB Baseball FREE V“Sister Act 2: Back” Middle Middle Middle Middle Middle Middle Middle Middle Middle Middle ››› “Monsters, Inc.” (2001) ’ Å Siren (N) ’ Å (:01) ››› “A Bug’s Life” (1998) ’ Å The 700 Club ’ LIFE WWife Swap ’ Å Wife Swap ’ Å Wife Swap ’ Å Wife Swap ’ Å Wife Swap ’ Å Wife Swap ’ Å Ms. T’s Music Little Women Little Women Little Women Ms. T’s Music Little Women TRAV ¨The Dead Files The Dead Files The Dead Files The Dead Files The Dead Files The Dead Files The Dead Files The Dead Files The Dead Files (N) Å The Dead Files (N) The Dead Files ANPL ≠The Zoo ’ Å Pit Bulls-Parole Pit Bulls-Parole River Monsters River Monsters ’ River Monsters ’ River Monsters ’ River Monsters ’ River Monsters ’ Fish or Die (N) ’ Fish or Die (N) ’ River Monsters ’ NICK ØSmarter (:34) Henry Danger Loud Loud Loud Alvinnn!!! Sponge. Sponge. Sponge. Loud Loud Loud Loud Smarter Henry ››› “Star Trek Beyond” (2016) Chris Pine. 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Å ››› “Back to Bataan” (1945) John Wayne. ›› “Flying Leathernecks” (1951, War) ››› “Operation Pacific” (1951, War) Å ››› “Sands of Iwo Jima” (1949, War) Å (:15) ››› “Tora! Tora! Tora!” (1970) Å BRAVO ∂Top Chef Å Top Chef Å Top Chef Å (2:58) Top Chef “Finale” Å (:29) Project Runway Å Project Runway Å Project Runway Å Project Runway (N) Å Watch Watch Runway BET ∏Martin ’ Martin ’ Martin ’ Martin ’ Martin ’ Martin Martin Martin ’ black-ish black-ish black-ish black-ish black-ish black-ish black-ish black-ish black-ish black-ish Games People Play (:04) Ladies’ Night “The Players Club” SYFY ∫(11:00) ›› “The Mummy” (1999) ›› “Underworld: Evolution” (2006) Å (:33) ›› “Underworld” (2003) Kate Beckinsale. Å (:04) ›› “The Mummy: Tomb of the Dragon Emperor” ›› “Volcano” (1997, Action) Tommy Lee Jones. Å (10:55) Krypton FS1 ªU.S. 2019 U.S. Open Golf Championship First Round. From Pebble Beach Golf Links in Pebble Beach, Calif. (N) (Live) Å 2019 U.S. Open Golf Championship First Round. 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FRIDAY AFTERNOON/EVENING JUNE 14, 2019 12:00 12:30 1:00 1:30 2:00 2:30 3:00 3:30 4:00 4:30 5:00 5:30 6:00 6:30 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 WSB (2) # Action News Strahan & Sara (N) General Hospital (N) The Dr. Oz Show ’ Action News Action News Action News ABC ET S.H.I.E.L.D. 20/20 ’ Å News J. Kimmel WAGA (5) $ 2019 FIFA Women’s World Cup World Cup Today 2019 FIFA Women’s World Cup Fox 5 News at 5:00 Fox 5 News at 6:00 Dish Nat. 2019 U.S. Open Golf Championship Second Round. (N) ’ (Live) News News News WXIA (11) & Voyager Earth Days of our Lives Blast Blast Dr. Phil ’ Å Ellen DeGeneres 11 Alive News 11 News News Wheel Jeopardy! American Ninja Warrior ’ Å (DVS) Dateline NBC (N) ’ Up Late J. Fallon WPCH (17) _ Funny Game Divorce Divorce Judge Hatchett Hot Hot Chicago P.D. ’ Mom ’ Mom ’ Mod Fam Mod Fam Gold Gold black-ish black-ish CBS46 News at 9pm Inside Big Bang Last Man Fam. 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Issue 24, 2019 Founded by Betty Debnam Stuff to do Mini Fact: • Identify Fires must animal tracks be cold to Footprints Let’s Go the touch can be seen before you easily in mud leave your or in sandy campsite. Camping areas. You can Coyote Deer Rabbit Ask for an also tell that adult’s help! small animals photo courtesy Tim Donovan/FWC have been Does your family ever go camping? Come vehicles, or RVs. These “homes on wheels” around by along with us and find out more about this have many conveniences, such as stoves, finding pine great way to have fun and enjoy America’s TVs and bathrooms. They can be parked at cones or acorns natural beauty. campgrounds, where campers can plug into that have been electricity. chewed on. Raccoon Skunk Squirrel First campers If you see One of the first people to encourage • Others like cabin camping. Some campgrounds have cabins for rent. trees that have the leaves stripped off the camping for fun was Thomas Hiram Holding. lower branches, there may be deer around In 1853, when he was just 9 years old, he and What will you need? your campsite. And look for feathers from his parents crossed the prairies of America as Getting ready for a camping trip is almost birds that live in the area. part of a wagon train. He wrote a book, “The as much fun as the trip itself. You can help • Play games Camper’s Handbook,” in 1908 and started your family prepare by organizing the things It’s fun to invent games in your camping clubs. you’ll need. campsite. Try these: Why camping? Some people camp with very little gear. • Blindfold one person. Give him or her People like to camp for many reasons: Others take along lots of things to make objects from the campsite to identify • It’s not expensive. camping almost as comfortable as home. You by touch. When the blindfolded person • Campers enjoy being close to nature. might start with: guesses wrong, you switch places. • Campgrounds can be found in all parts of • a tent, with stakes and a tarp to put • Make a list of 10 items found in or the country and near many different attractions: under the tent (to keep you dry). around the campsite. Divide into teams. lakes, oceans, mountains, deserts and forests. • a sleeping bag (and a pad to make you Whichever team brings back the most items You can even camp in your own backyard! more comfortable) and a pillow. from the list in 15 minutes wins. • clothes. Even in the summer, it can be cool in the morning. Bring a jacket or sweatshirt. • a lantern or large flashlight. Once the sun goes down, a light will make it easier to play games or find your way to the restroom. Resources • cookware, plates, utensils and cups. • a camp stove to heat water and cook on. On the Web: photo courtesy Joe Stump courtesy photo A recreational vehicle. Clean up • bit.ly/MPleavenotrace When it’s time to go home, be careful to • blm.gov/learn/outdoor-ethics Different ways to camp leave your campsite as you found it. Remove Most campers sleep in tents. But there are all your trash. Make sure your fire is cold. At the library: other forms of camping: Campers call this “leaving no trace.” • “Camping” by Adeline Snyder • Some people own or rent recreational

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Try ’n’ Find Mini Jokes Words that remind us of camping are hidden in this puzzle. Some words are hidden backward or diagonally, Cal: What happens if you and some letters are used twice. See if you can find: eat crackers in your sleeping bag? ANIMAL, BACKYARD, QNR E TNAL LAM I NA I Carrie: You get a crumby night’s sleep! BEAUTY, CABIN, CAMPING, YSJLANOI TAERCER COLD, COOKWARE, THG I LHSALFN I BAC FIRE, FLASHLIGHT, FUN, UTETDRAYKCABOTH Eco Note GAMES, GEAR, LANTERN, ANCEERAWKOOCRRY NATURAL, RECREATIONAL, EE S L EEP I NGBAGAH SLEEPING BAG, STOVE, BTKDLOCCELC I HEV Global warming is wiping out twice as many marine species as NATURALGSEMAGGG TENT, TRACE, TRACKS, land dwellers because they are more VEHICLE. RTRACKSJER I FNUF sensitive to temperature changes EVOTSGN I PMACHHO and less able to escape the heat, new research finds. The Rutgers University- led study says this could have a major Cook’s Corner impact on humans who rely on fish and shellfish for food and jobs. Many Peanut Butter Snack Cake land animals can hide from the heat in forests, shaded areas or underground. You’ll need: • 1 1/2 cups all-purpose But this luxury is not available to many • 1 egg, beaten flour sea animals. adapted with permission from Earthweek.com • 1/2 cup honey • 1/2 teaspoon baking • 1/4 cup brown sugar powder • 1 ripe banana, mashed • 1 teaspoon baking soda For later: • 1/2 cup peanut butter Look in your newspaper for information or ads about local campgrounds. What to do: 1. Combine egg, honey, brown sugar, banana and peanut butter in a large bowl. Mix well.

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SUNDAY June 9, 2019 gas and entertainment until evening. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to Dec. 21) LEO (July 23 to Aug. 22) Don’t agree to anything important ARIES (March 21 to April 19) This is a popular, fun-loving day! How- when talking to close friends and part- Tread carefully because you are tempt- ever, do not volunteer for anything or ners today, because most of this day is ed to go overboard in your thinking agree to anything important if you’re too loosey-goosey. However, by eve- today. Your grasp might exceed your dealing with friends, groups, clubs or ning, all is well. Just coast until then. reach. Therefore, think twice before organizations. Wait until tonight. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan. 19) you do anything. VIRGO (Aug. 23 to Sept. 22) Be realistic and grounded when working Barney Google and Snuffy Smith® by John Rose TAURUS (April 20 to May 20) Don’t make promises to parents or with others today. Don’t promise anyone This is a poor day to spend money on bosses, and don’t volunteer for any- the Moon. Make sure your deadlines are anything other than food, gas or enter- thing. Don’t agree to anything import- doable. Confi ne spending to food, gas tainment. Ironically, you might boost ant. You can’t count on anything until and entertainment until tonight. your earnings today. Nevertheless, be this evening. Forewarned is forearmed. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20 to Feb. 18) careful! LIBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) This is a marvelous, creative, fun-lov- GEMINI (May 21 to June 20) This is a great day to visit museums, art ing day! Enjoy all social outings and This is an upbeat, easygoing fun-loving galleries, libraries, parks or perhaps to playful activities with children. day! However, it’s a poor day for im- travel and explore the countryside. You PISCES (Feb. 19 to March 20) portant decisions or making promises, will adore doing something different! You might go overboard making prom- but it’s a great day to have fun! Enjoy! SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) ises to a family member. Or you might CANCER (June 21 to July 22) Avoid important decisions about inher- agree to something but end up biting For the most part, you will feel happy itances, wills, shared property or in- off more than you can chew. Be careful and content today. Nevertheless, refrain surance issues -- until tonight. Restrict today! Do not shop for anything other from making important decisions. Fur- your spending to food, gas and enter- than food, gas or entertainment -- until thermore, restrict your spending to food, tainment. tonight. THE Daily Commuter Puzzle by Jacqueline E. Mathews Pajama Diaries by Terri Libenson ACROSS 1 __ on the wrist; gentle reprimand 5 Adriatic & Black 9 Con game 13 Part of the leg 15 Long-eared animal 16 Vagabond 17 Hot coal fragment 18 Critter with an Written By Brian & Greg Walker armor shell HI AND LOIS Drawn By Chance Browne 20 Golf term 21 Actor Steiger 23 Begin to relent 24 Author Brontë 26 Strike 27 Resuscitate 29 Unwanted nasal growths 32 Upper crust 33 Journal 35 Rip off 37 __ as a Created by Jacqueline E. Mathews 6/10/19 pancake Saturday’s Puzzle Solved 38 Sicker than DOWN before 1 “__ on it!”; cry to PHOEBE AND HER UNICORN 39 Long sandwich a slowpoke 40 All __; fully 2 Peru’s capital prepared 3 Shorten 41 Basins 4 Bakery buy 42 Flings 5 Disreputable 43 Move around to 6 Ossicle’s get comfy location 45 Songbird 7 Upper limb 46 “If I __ a 8 Coast Hammer” 9 Cagey; devious 47 Wetland 10 Indianapolis 48 Like Jacuzzi athlete waters 11 Competent 51 Little jump 12 Night light 52 Crony 14 Show up Adam@Home by Brian Bassett 55 French town 19 Tiny lacy mat ©2019 Tribune Content Agency, LLC 6/10/19 known for its 22 “Grand __ Opry” All Rights Reserved. lace 25 Catcher’s glove 36 “Nonsense!” 48 Sore 58 Eat away at 27 Boxing officials 38 Feral mammals, 49 Oxford or loafer 60 Rubber tube 28 Actress Burstyn birds & fish 50 “Fuzzy Wuzzy __ 61 Stable newborn 29 Go by 39 Hurt bear…” 62 Composer 30 Assume 41 Begin 53 Cutting tool Franz __ 31 Out of __; 42 Small church 54 “Why don’t we!” 63 2019, for one irritable 44 Black eye 56 __ Alamos, NM 64 Catch sight of 33 Finished 45 Siesta hour 57 Drink like Fido 65 Flying insects 34 Annoy 47 In a bashful way 59 Curved bone 8C Sunday, June 9, 2019 • www.daily-tribune.com News The Daily Tribune News D-Day vets choke back tears, relive memories

BY DANICA KIRKA Kersh, who wasn’t about to give in Hitchcock, a 94-year-old Roy- Associated Press to the Nazis. al Navy veteran, was desperate to Kersh said there is a lesson, even get to Omaha Beach to honor the I make old soldiers cry. now, from WWII that we seem to Americans he fought with after Old sailors, too. And airmen. be missing. fi nding himself stuck on a tour Even Marines. Makes no differ- “Don’t allow bullies to grow that was only going to the beaches ence. strong ... because then they turn where British troops led the way. That sounds cruel, I know. against anyone they want to,” he When I asked what he wanted to There’s comfort knowing the men said, “Don’t wait to see if they car- do when he got there, a big fat tear in their 90s and older saw their ry out their words — if they are rolled down his cheek. He looked tears as part of a duty they took on bluffi ng.” down, shuffl ed his papers and in their 20s and younger. Donald Hitchcock never really changed the subject. Some things I’ve spent the past few months told me why he was crying. are just too painful, even now. interviewing veterans about D-Day and the Allied invasion of Nor- mandy that ultimately liberated France. This was a turning point in World War II. As one veteran put it, “Europe would be one big Aus- chwitz otherwise.” But winning doesn’t make war easy. And these veterans have been walking around for 75 years after seeing and living things that many of us can’t bear to watch in movies like “Saving Private Ryan.” These former servicemen had wildly different D-Days. Some had a tougher time than others. But BEN JARY/AP the more interviews I put in my D-Day Veteran Donald Hitchcock poses for a photo wearing his campaign medals aboard the MV notebook the more I realized they Boudicca ship as veterans return Tuesday to the scene of the D-Day landings 75-years after the shared one abiding characteristic: a Allied invasion of northern France. HOBIE 18 CATAMARAN sense of duty. refused to go. The car could wait. training in England. Then all of a starboard post. FOR SALE They use walkers and wheel- He wasn’t fi nished, and he wasn’t sudden it got nasty as they pushed A German guided bomb hit chairs and canes now, these men going anywhere until he had. forward in Churchill tanks. Those the starboard side of the ship that 1981 Hobie 18 is in good condition and ready to cruise. who once carried guns and drove No matter what one might think ahead of him didn’t fare well, and day, killing nine people. That’s not Comes with main sail and jib sail. Jib sail has roller tanks into battle. They don’t see of war, it’s impossible to hear he could see them up ahead. something that ever leaves you. And furler. Mast is 28 ft tall. Boat is rigged with Trapeze and as well as they once did, and they someone like Emmings talk about “You could see tanks burning on it isn’t something you share in your Harness for hiking out. sometimes struggled to hear my seeing his friends die “more or less the skyline. They burned for more fi rst conversation with someone un- questions. But no matter what, they in front of you” and not feel deep than two days. They were going off less you really want them to know. THIS CAT IS FAST ! all felt a responsibility to tell their respect for a man who, 75 years lat- like fi reworks as the ammunition And then there was Mervyn stories so that those who died were er, refuses to let his friends down. in them was blowing.” Kersh of the Royal Army Ordnance The trailer has new tires with bearing buddies. The not forgotten and that those who Not remembering their sacrifi ce? “Those tanks I see burning on Corps, a spritely fellow with bright hulls are in good shape with new hatch covers and weren’t there could understand the Now that would be unthinkable. the skyline?” he said through tears. eyes who seems far younger than drain plugs. The sails, lines and blocks are in good horrors of war. There are no rose-tinted glasses “I see them burning all the time.” his 94 years. Kersh experienced an- condition. The Righting tackle has been updated. I was by no means alone. Dozens that make it all go away for these Fred Lee wasn’t going to let his ti-Semitism in the British military of journalists were chasing the same veterans. Nor is it an ego trip. hearing diffi culties get in the way even before he crossed the channel Interested parties can call after 5 pm to get more people as the wartime Allies pre- When you are 95 or so, you have of telling his story. He struggled to to fi ght the Nazis. But he refused information or schedule a time to come check it out. pared to commemorate the 75th an- different concerns. Most of them hear me, but once he got the drift to remove his religion from his dog niversary of the landings this week. told me they feel uncomfortable of what I wanted to know, he just tags — even though some Jewish (334) 750-5000 That made it more challenging for wearing their medals and berets started talking. I couldn’t even in- soldiers did so to protect themselves $ them. It’s hard enough to tell your in France because wherever they terrupt. He joined the Navy when in case they were captured. 1,950 FOR THE BOAT AND TRAILER story once; excruciating to tell the go the French want to shake their he was just 17, and was on the com- That sort of thing was not for same painful stories again and again hands and hug them in gratitude. mand ship HMS Nith on D-Day. and again. But it didn’t stop them. These men aren’t looking for grat- “All I can say is, it was hell,” he During one interview, a itude, they just want to make sure said. “There were dead bodies all well-meaning press offi cer from their memories don’t die with them. over the seas. We wondered why the Ministry of Defense tried to cut Jack Woods is one of these peo- we were doing this.” short a conversation with 94-year- ple. He’s 95, once a member of the But Lee’s most searing memory old Ted Emmings — a Royal Navy 9th Royal Tank Regiment — a was from a few weeks later, when coxswain who ferried Canadians to Tankie in his parlance. Woods re- he was ordered to trade places with Juno Beach — because a cab had called getting to France with no another man on a watch, switching arrived to take him home. Emmings battle experience whatever after to the port side rather than his usual