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THINGS Dalton expands school hours TO CHECK Middle school not affected SCHOOL DAY TIME CHANGES OUT BY RACHEL BROWN won’tchange. Farmer said elemen- 3 [email protected] tary school principals met the last Elementary schools — 7:55 a.m. to 3p.m. Previously was 8a.m. to 2:50 ON THE week of school and agreed to p.m. Staffwork days vary depending on individual schedules but will not INSIDE The school day will be 15 min- extend the school day come fall so be longer than last year,typically7:40 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. utes longer for students in Dalton theycould have planning time. Middle school — Unchanged. 8:20 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Typical staffwork elementary schools and 22 min- Teachers typically come in sooner day is 7:50 a.m. to 3:50 p.m. Murray County recreation utes longer at Dalton High School and leave later than students and High school — 8:15 a.m. to 3:37 p.m. Last year,was 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 plans afireworksshowfor when classes resume Aug. 7. will continue to do so, butthe over- p.m. Staffwork days vary depending on individual schedules but will not the Fourth of July. Forthe high school, the revised all time worked won’tchange, offi- be longer than last year,typically 8a.m. to 4p.m. bell schedule wasmovedto8:15 cials said. Innovative High School — 8a.m. to 3p.m. Staffday typically 7:30 a.m. See page 3A a.m. from 8:30 a.m. and from 3:30 “This expanded time (for stu- to 3:30 p.m. p.m. to 3:37 p.m. to allowtime for dents) will provide some opportu- S.C. first lady Jenny a“skinnyperiod” that will be nity to plan by grade leveland ally be able to use the skinnyperi- to purchase and install equipment Sanford says she discov- added before or after students’ across grade levels,”Farmer said. od to go to the multipurpose center for the wellness center.Itincludes ered her husband was lunch periods, officials said. The “In addition, this will provide to exercise. The long-term goal 15 treadmills, five elliptical glid- cheating on her the same extra time is designed to be used some additional time during the with the wellness facility is to ers, three stationary upright bikes, waymanywives find out: for tutoring, advisement, and men- school day to administer assess- teach students while they’re young tworecumbent bikes, several sets She found aletter to his toring and leadershipactivities, ments and to provide academic so theycan develop healthyhabits of weights and stands, three stabi- mistress. school system spokeswoman supports for students.” that will last alifetime, she said. lizing balls and 30 one-pound Deana Farmer said. Dalton High principal Debbie The board of education in May jump ropes, among other equip- See pages5A The length of the staffday Freeman said students will eventu- voted to spend more than $150,000 ment.

Columnist John Stossel writes that government helped create the current Soldier crisis,and is not the solu- tion. returns See page 4A Monday FROM TODAY’S FORUM BY THE CALHOUN TIMES Afuneral for fallen Georgia “If youput the federal National Guard 1st Sgt. John government in change of Blair will be next week. the SaharaDesert, within Services will be 2p.m. fiveyears there would be Wednesday at Trinity Baptist ashortage of sand.” Church in Calhoun, according to John Banks, afriend of the fam- “I wish we had agood ily. restaurant in Varnell. We need aplace to go.” Blair’sbody will arrive at the Calhoun Airport at approximate- See page 2A ly 10:30 a.m. Monday,Banks said. He said aplane-side service for family and close friends will takeplace, after which Blair’s body will be transported down WEATHER U.S. 41 to Max Brannonand Forecast: Partly sunny Sons Funeral Home in Calhoun. Today’sHigh: 95 Visitation will takeplace Tonight’sLow:70 before the funeral Monday and Tuesday evenings from 5to9at Details, Page 12A Trinity Baptist Church, Banks said. INSIDE Blair will be buried in the MATT HAMILTON/The Daily Citizen Georgia National Cemetery in Classified...... 6B Canton. Banks said the route the Comics...... 5B funeral procession will taketo Landing atNorthwest Crossword...... 4B reach the cemetery is still being Whitfield County firefighterslook on as aBell 407 helicopter from Erlanger MedicalCenter Dear Abby...... 5B finalized. He said the family members lands in the parkinglot of Northwest High School Fridayafternoon. Whitfield County Schools Horoscope...... 4B are still keeping things private, is collaboratingwith the TN-1 Disaster MedicalAssistance Team (DMAT), whichisconducting Lottery...... 2A butthat theyare doing “as well its annual field training exercise at Northwest through Sunday. Area safety officials viewed dis- Movies...... 4B as can be expected.” aster response equipment and got an idea of the federal response team’srole. Obituaries...... 10A Opinion...... 4A Sports...... 1-4B Have gasoline prices peaked for summer?

7 69847 00001 6 BY MARK WILLIAMS club AAA. AP Energy Writer Pricestend to climb throughoutthe spring as refineries shut down After running up every day for nearly two for maintenance — reducing the supply of straight months, gasoline prices have fallen gas — and switch production to summer this week — as theytypically do alittle blends of gasoline that are more expensive. before or after the Fourth of July holiday. That happened this year,asusual. But With the economy weak, analysts say now, refiners are operating at ahigher capac- prices should remain stable for the rest of the ity than theywere earlier this spring, pushing summer,barring amajor hurricane, geopolit- gasoline production up, said Phil Flynn of MATT HAMILTON/The Daily Citizen ical events, acollapse in the dollar or some Alaron Trading Corp. At the same time, there 56: -031C .353A:/ 9= #@@B?9&> 2$$B== other development that could push oil prices are ample supplies of crude around the world ;# 244 #8? !<#;#>?2!<= ;<2; 2!!B2? 9& ;9@;+ receiving acertificate stating she read at Q: Are we sure prices at the pump are prices stable. )))+;

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If In atriumph for President burdening consumers with a Senate will be able to debate brief as possible.Get to the you’re not doinganything, OurWeb site: Barack Obama, the newtax in the form of high- and pass bipartisan and com- point! Longer comments don’tcomplain when other www.daltondailycitizen.com Democratic-controlled er energy costs. prehensive clean energy and should be submitted as let- people do.” To visitus: ters to the editor.Ifyou House narrowly passed At the White House, climate legislation this fall.” sweeping legislation Friday Obama said the bill would Obama lobbied recalci- include aname, please “I wish we had agood Our offices are locatedonthe that calls for the nation’s create jobs, and added that trant Democratsbyphone spell it. Call (706) 272- restaurant in Varnell. We west side of the intersection of first limits on pollution with its vote, the House had from the White House as the Thornton Avenue and Morris 7748 to reach Today’s need aplace to go.” Forum. linked to global warming put America on apath House debate unfolded Street in downtownDalton. “Congratulations for and aims to usher in anew toward leading the way across several hours, and Al We’re open 8a.m. until 5p.m. “Weneed aHooters in era of cleaner,yet more cost- toward “creating a21st cen- Gore posted astatement on Monday through Friday. printingagreat newspaper. Dalton... badly!” Youare fair and balanced.” ly energy. tury global economy.” his Website saying the How to call us: The vote was219-212, The House’saction ful- measure represents “an “PresidentObama defi- “Kudos to your stafffor capping months of negotia- filled Speaker Nancy essential first step towards Mainnumber: 706-217- nitely needs to takea tions and days of intense Pelosi’svow to clear major solving the climate crisis.” NEWS the Georgia Press strongerstand against North Association Awards.” bargaining among energy legislation before Theformervicepresident (That’s 706-217-6397) Korea.” Democrats. Republicans July 4. It also sent the meas- wonaNobel Peace Prize for Whenyou’renot sure with whom “Congratulations to Mr. were overwhelmingly ure to ahighly uncertain fate his work drawing attention you need to speak, our operator “TV used to warn the Espyand his crewfor win- against the measure, arguing in the Senate, where to the destructive potential will makesure you’retransferredto public about snakeoil sales- ning the awards.You don’t it would destroyjobs in the Majority Leader Harry Reid of global warming. the person who can best help you. men likeKevin Trudeau and have to go across the moun- Delivery: 706-272-7705 nowitseems liketheyare tain because you are ared- endorsing them.” neck. This is redneck coun- Our staffcan take your subscrip- try.” Gas: Q&A on fluctuations tion and delivery-relatedcalls “I am ayoung person but from 6a.m. to 5p.m. Monday if theywill let me retire and Editor: Thanks to all through Friday, and from 6a.m. ➣ Continued from page 1A weekend. AAA said this against inflation. The weaker drawSocial Security I’ll do three of you. week that it expects 37.1 dollar — not strong demand to 10 a.m. Saturday and it. Then theycan let the 65- Sunday. prices up throughthe million travelers to takea — has helped drive oil prices and 70-year-olds just keep “President Obama, you’re summer — don’tweuse trip of 50 miles or more from higher. If asubscriberismissed, call by on working.” asmoker.” 10 a.m. on weekdaysand more gasoline in July and home this year overthe July Q: What will happen weekendsfor re-delivery. August than June, giventhe Fourth holiday,adecrease of when the economy finally “One would think a “I hope the person com- long holiday weekend and 1.9 percent from last year. does get better? Call if you needto: Harvard man would under- plaining about people having ➣ have us redeliver your news- more families going on vaca- Q: Whydothese facts not A: Demand for oil and stand that you can’tbeafor- handicapped stickers doesn’t tion? bring me anycomfort? gasshould increase. The paper mer smoker if you still sneak ever need one.” ➣ orderorrenewasubscription A: Gasolineconsumption A: Well, theyshouldn’t. Energy Information around and do it.” overthe past 12 years typi- Oil markets have been more Administration said this ➣ ask for avacation hold “It’sabig problem with ➣ have us refill anewsrack cally is higher in July and topsy-turvy in the past two month that demand should “Don Henderson is right stray cats, butyou have to August than it is in June, but years than at anyother time go up in 2010 and prices at ➣ ask aboutyour account about the All-Star uniforms. feed them.” ➣ orderaback issue not much, according to Tom most analysts can remember, the pump should average The parents need to shut up Kloza, publisher and chief going back to the 1970s. $2.56 agallon next year,up “The road crewsigns say Classified: 706-217-6397 and pay up if theywant their oil analyst with Oil Price Even with the U.S. embroiled from thisyear’s expected kids to play All-Stars.” ‘Men Working’ butIsee in the longest recession since averageof$2.33. To placeaclassifiedad, or for Information Service. With women working, too. The the exception of 2001, when World WarII, oil prices have The EIA said the questions about classified “It’stime for Mayor signs aren’treally fair.” more than doubled this year Organization of Petroleum advertising. Hours are 8a.m.to consumption wasup3.4 per- Pennington to step forward cent from June to July and and gasprices have skyrock- Exporting Countries, which 5p.m.Monday through Friday. and makeastatement about “I enjoyed the downtown eted since hitting $1.61 agal- controls about 40 percent of Classifiedfax: 706-272-7743 August, demand usually is the downtown beerfest.” beer tasting. Ihope theydoit up no more than 1percent- lon on NewYear’sEve. global oil production and has again when the weather is a age point or so during that Part of the problem is that been cutting production Advertising: 706-217-6397 “I wish you would run little cooler.Theyneed to do stretch of the summer,and the value of oil, to some because of weak demand, is To placeadisplay advertise- everything Isay when Icall it later in the day.” some years it has even gone extent, has little to do with expected to raise production ment, schedule an insert, or for in and not cut it down to a done. the supply-and-demand theo- by the end of next year.That “Living in atrailer does- questions aboutyour advertis- fewlines.” Q: Shouldn’twebeusing ries we learned about in should help keep ahandle on n’tmakeyou alow-class cit- ing account. more gasthis summer,con- school. prices. izen. Ihavethree daughters Advertisingfax: 706-272-7743 “PresidentObamadoesn’t sidering that prices are so It would seem that crude Of course, nothing is cer- who were raised in atrailer need to say anything about much cheaper than ayear prices would remain low tain. Keep in mind that, at and all are professional peo- Newsroom: 706-217-6397 Iran and startanother war. ago? since demand is so bad. But this time last year,the EIA That is very wise.” ple. Life is what you make crude is priced in the U.S. forecast that gasoline prices Call this number if you: it.” A: That would make ➣ haveaquestionorcomment sense, butthe recession and currencyand alot of money would stay around $4 per Sarcasm alert has flooded into the market, gallon through 2009, and that about our newscoverage,or “Without adoubt, the worries overunemployment “Maybe we should have a with big investors putting oil prices would remain well our editorialpage worst drivers on the road are keeping manyfamilies downtown meth and pot moneyinto oil as ahedge above a$100 abarrel. ➣ have astoryidea today are women behind the home overthe long holiday party to benefit kids.” Newsroomfax: 706-275-6641 wheel of amini-van.” Sports: 706-272-7734 No garbage “Theyshouldlease the “If you put the federal TODAY’S CITIZEN Sports fax: 706-275-6641 old Kroger building and put government in change of the pickup Friday the twoovercrowded post Sahara Desert, within five Corrections:706-272-7750 offices there.” years there would be ashort- NAME: Jade Watkins In observance of the The newspaper strives for fair- age of sand.” ness and accuracy.Ifyou have “Murray and Whitfield AGE: 7 Fourth of July,the city of aquestion about astory, please County school systems HOME: TunnelHill Dalton Public Works “Special thanks to Shirley Department will be closed on call the newsroom. We will print should have acap on what Brindle for her letter on FAMILY:Mother, acorrectionorclarification their salaried people can Friday,July 3. Friday’s Medicare and Medicaid in Jen;father,Greg; sis- garbage and recycling will be whenone is in order. make. Nobody should be Thursday’spaper.” making $180,000 ayear.I ter, Paige;dog, picked up on Thursday,July 2. don’tcare what theydo. “The cops here are so Abigail Management: Nobody in Murray or Monday through William H. Bronson III 706-272-7700 bored theyspend their time SCHOOL:Tunnel Hill Thursday’sgarbage and recy- Whitfield County should be trying to entrap people who Publisher making more than $70,000- Elementary cling will be picked up on the are trying to makealiving.” regularly scheduled days. 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The Dalton Police ships to DSC students. Departmentand Dalton Fire The scholarship will bene- Departmentwill host agolf fitdependents of Dalton tournament on Sept. 9atNob police or fire employees, or North to benefit the City of the dependents of retired Dalton Public Safety DPD and DFD employees. A Scholarship Endowment at six-member committee (three Dalton State College. each from the fire department The entry fee is $65 per and the police department) player.Play will be afour- determinedthe selection cri- person select shot format. A teria for the scholarship, sign-up form is available which is managed by the online at www.dalton- foundation. The foundation pdblog.typepad.com/golf. makes all decisions regarding The scholarship is part of selection of the scholarship the Dalton State College recipient. CONTRIBUTED PHOTO Foundation’sscholarship The departments are cur- program, an annual offering rently looking for businesses Whitfield EmergencyMedical Services recently medical director; Lee Duman, paramedic supervi- of scholarship awards recog- willing to serveassponsors. received the STEMI (ST Elevation Myocardial sor; RickCobb, Whitfield EMS director; Mike nizing academic achievement Anyone interested is asked to Infarction) System of Care designation from the Willingham, senior director of EMS with the and financial need for stu- contact Brad Jones at the American HeartAssociation’sMission: Lifeline pro- American HeartAssociation; and Alan Panter, dents at the college. In 2008, Dalton Police Department at gram. From left are Dr.William Pullen, Whitfield EMS Whitfield EMS clinical manager/paramedic. the foundation awarded more (706) 278-9085, extension than $180,000 in scholar- 225. Whitfield EMS program AREA ARRESTS • Jamie Michael • Darnaise Simuell Smith, praisedbyHeart Association Anderson, 33, 4344 Bass 37, 808 Highway 2East, McHan Drive,Dalton, was Cisco, wascharged Thursday charged Thursday by the by the Murray County SUBMITTED BY WHITFIELD lives. In order for an Whitfield County Sheriff’s Sheriff’sOffice with dump- EMS .)'(& +!*-+#*%+ Oncoming cardiac arrest EMS to receive the Office with theft by taking, ing or disposing of litter on The heart selectrical impulses STEMI designation, become rapid or chaotic ... entering an auto or other public or private property, Whitfield Emergency %**,*, +$ !*/()* standardized proto- motor vehicle with intent of fugitive from justice, child Medical Services recently ... causing cols must be in place Cardiac arrest can be heart to stop felonyand failure to appear. support, acquiring license Incoming became one of eight EMS pro- reversed if it is treated within a beating. for evaluating and • Jessica Ann Bishop, 25, plate for purpose of conceal- grams in the state designated few minutes with an electric blood treating patientswith 321 N. Third Ave., ing identification of vehicle, as aregistered STEMI (ST shock to the heart to restore symptoms that sug- Chatsworth, wascharged driving while license sus- Elevation Myocardial its normal rhythm. gest aSTEMI heart Thursday by the Murray pended or revoked, operation Infarction) System of Care attack. County Sheriff’sOffice with of unregistered vehicle, fail- from the American Heart Survival chances after Each year,anesti- cardiac arrest, by minutes selling lortab. ure to signal, too fast for con- Association’sMission: mated 1.4 million • PatriciaAnn Bishop,40, ditions, failure to maintain Lifeline program. 12345678910 people will suffer a 321 N. Third Ave., lane, reckless driving, flee- STEMI is the deadliest heart attack. Almost Chatsworth, wascharged ing or attempting to elude type of heart attack, claiming Right ventricle During cardiac one-third of those Thursday by the Murray police officer,driving on the almost 400,000 livesevery Reduced by Brain Few usually pumps arrest, left victims will experi- County Sheriff’sOffice with wrong side of an undivided 7to10 death and attempts low oxygen ventricle ence aSTEMI. With a year. percent each permanent succeed blood to lungs stops pumping selling xanax. street, improper passing, “The AmericanHeart minute death start after 10 to be refreshed. fresh blood to STEMI there is a • Kevin Arthur Buckley, passing in acurve, following Association would liketorec- without CPR. to occur. minutes. body sorgans. complete block in 42, 321 N. Third Ave., too closely,failure to obey ognize Whitfield EMS as a blood flowtoapor- Chatsworth, wascharged stop sign and failure to dim registered STEMI System of SOURCE: American Heart Association AP tion of the heart. Thursday by the Murray headlights. Care with our national patients who suffer from coronary Unless the blockage County Sheriff’sOffice with • Lawrence Francis Mission: Lifeline program,”said Mike artery disease.” in the artery is eliminated quickly to selling marijuana. Truehart, 68, 1743 Houston Willingham, senior director of EMS The goal of Mission: Lifeline is to restore blood flow, the patient is at • Earl Bud Dawson, 33, 4 ValleyRoad, Ringgold, was with the American Heart Association. provide guidelines that equipSTEMI greater risk of death or debilitation. Lee St., Cedartown, was charged Thursday by the “Wewould liketocommend director systems of care across the nation to “Weare always striving to provide charged Thursday by the Whitfield County Sheriff’s Rick Cobb and his staffonproviding improve timely access to appropriate excellent service to the citizens of Murray County Sheriff’s Office with DUI and follow- the highest levelofpre-hospital care for medical treatment, ultimately saving Whitfield County,” Cobb said. Office with possession of ing too closely. methamphetamine and bur- • Dianne BrineyAgoda, glary. 43, 629 Buck Blvd., • Michael Wayne Calhoun, wascharged Friday Dawson, 31, 4Lee St., by the Dalton Police Feline Friend car tag now available Cedartown, wascharged Department with DUI and Thursday by the Murray failure to maintain lane. “The Cat Tagisout of the bag!” black-and-white tuxedo cat. The each license plate sold directly bene- County Sheriff’sOffice with • Christopher Bryan Cole, says Georgia Agriculture design wasselected last fall in a fits the sterilization program. possession of meth, burglary 17, 322 Cheyenne Trail, Commissioner Tommy Irvin. statewide contest. “This license plate AnyGeorgia resident may benefit and theft by taking. Dalton, wascharged Friday Irvinisreferring to the Feline will appeal to animal lovers or anyone from the program regardless of • Gerardo Estrada-Farelo, by the Whitfield County Friend license plate (also known as the interestedinsupporting this important income. 32, 714 Morris St., Dalton, Sheriff’sOffice with theft by Cat Tag) which is nowavailable at tag program,”said Irvin. “And, it will look “In addition to improving apet’s wascharged Thursday by the taking. offices throughout Georgia. Proceeds good on anyvehicle.” health, spaying or neutering decreases Dalton Police Department • JeffreyWayne Coyle, from sales of the license plate directly Georgians may purchase the Feline the burden on overcrowded animal with first degree forgery, 52, 2104 Cleveland benefit the Dog and Cat Sterilization Friend or the program’stwo other shelters and savestaxpayer dollars. By identity theft and possession Highway,Dalton, was Program whichhelpspay for license plates (Buddy and Animal buying aCat TagGeorgians are help- of afalse identification docu- charged Friday by the Dalton spay/neuter procedures in Georgia. Friend) from county tag offices for a ing stop pet overpopulation and the ment. Police Department with DUI The Feline Friend plate depicts a $25 one-time fee. More than $22 from sadness associated with it,”said Irvin. • Rita Ann Poteet, 37, (drugs). 3291 RiverRoad, Dalton, • Erika Ines Gonzalez, 19, wascharged Thursday by the 3777 Edward Circle, Dalton, Whitfield County Sheriff’s wascharged Friday by the LOCAL NEWS BRIEFS Office with simple battery, Georgia State Patrol with third degree cruelty to chil- DUI, driving on the wrong Outdoor market ing local farms, artisans, fireworks on Saturday,the 9:45 p.m. dren (family violence), ter- side of the road, failure to musicians and food vendors Fourth of July. Formore information call roristic threats and acts (fam- maintain lane, too fast for today downtown to promote buying local and Organizers say there will the Murray County rec at ily violence) and obstruction conditions and sale of alco- The Downtown Dalton asustainable lifestyle for the also be plenty of food (706) 695-7359. of an officer. hol to aminor. Development Authority will community. (homemade ice cream, fun- host the Downtown Dalton nel cakes, lemonade, bloom- Saturday Market today from Fireworks fun set ing onion and more), games Library closing for holiday 9a.m. to 1p.m. at the Dalton for the kids, a30-foot water Green. The public is invited in Chatsworth slide and aliveband. COFFEE CABIN and admission is free. The festivities will kick The Dalton-Whitfield Library willbeclosed July3-4 for The Murray County rec FREE Small Frappe Organizers say this is a department, at 745 Chestnut offaround 3p.m. and the with this ad. Independence Day.The library will re-openonJuly6at10 1per customer daily. family-friendlyevent featur- fireworks will start around 800 S. Hamilton Ave. a.m. St. in Chatsworth, will host

ID IN K SOL C. NOTICE OC R Under anew lawenacted by the 2009 Georgia General Assembly,HB251, codifiedasO.C.G.A. §20-2- THE FITNESS 2131, parents of K-12 publicschool studentsinGeorgia have the option of requesting to enrolltheir child in any schoolwithin the local schooldistrict in which they reside, if the District has determined that there BOOT is classroom space available in that school. Classroom space available fortransfers is based on a CAMP prioritizedlistasspecifiedinthe District’s HB251 Transfer Process. Applicationsfor transfer requests are availableonthe WhitfieldCounty Schools website,www.whitfield.k12.ga.us or maybepicked up at the IS BACK! Whitfield County Schools StudentServices Center.Applications fortransfer requests will be taken July 9 through July 24,2009. All written requests should be addressed to Dr.JudyGilreath, Assistant Featuring Battling Ropes –the new innovative Superintendent, and should be mailed or hand delivered to the ServicesCenterat201 ETyler St.,Dalton, all-in-one method of building your body’s STRENGTH, ENDURANCE and CORE. GA 30721. Applications must be received by close of business day on July 24,2009. If transfer requests exceed available spaces, students will be selected through arandomlottery to be held at the Services When: Starting date July 6th Time: Monday,Wednesday and Thursday Center on July31st at 3:00 pm. If studentsare selected for transfer, notification will be made by phone 5:30am and by mail no later than August 3rd. Parent will assume all responsibility fortransportation.The Place: Civitan park following schools and gradesmay have openings for transfer students: Antioch(K,1), Beaverdale(5), For more information call: Cohutta(K,1,2,3,5), Dawnville(3), Dug Gap(K,3,4,5), Eastbrook (8), Eastside (1,2,3,5), NewHope 706 529 5000 Elementary(2,3,5),New Hope Middle (8), North Whitfield Middle (7,8), NorthwestHigh(11,12), 238 North Hamilton Street Pleasant Grove (4), Southeast High (9,10,11,12), Tunnel Hill (K). Valley Point Elementary(K,2,3,4,5), www.studio360pt.com Valley Point Middle (6,7), Varnell(2,4,5), Westside Elementary (K,1,3,4), Westside Middle (6,7,8). VIEWPOINTS

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TODAY IN HISTORY THE DAILY CITIZEN Today is Saturday, Sanford’sfall June 27,the 178th day of 2009. There are 187 days Serving Northwest Georgia since 1847 left in the year. William H. Bronson III Human beings fail. They in disarray. who are among his closest Highlight in History: Publisher disappoint us. Theymake The poten- allies — his staff — the peo- On June 27, 1844, mistakes. And theytry — tial for him ple who work with him every Mormon leader Joseph JimmyEspyMark Pace sometimes in vain — to to become day,who probably thought Smith and his brother, ExecutiveEditor Editor Emeritus atone for those mistakes. apowerful theyknewhim better than Hyrum, were killed by a Manytimes an apology is political anyone not related by blood mob in Carthage, Ill. Unsigned editorials represent the view of The Daily Citizen. Members simply not enough. figure on or circumstance. On this date: In 1846, NewYork and of the newspaper’s editorial board are William Bronson, Jimmy Espy, Formanypeople, South the nation- As anewspaper,we’ve Boston were linked by WesChance and Victor Miller.Columns and letters to the editor are Carolina Gov. Mark al level, a had differences with the opinions of the authors. telegraph wires. Sanford’srevelation during a future Sanford. My editorials criti- In 1893, the NewYork Wednesday afternoon press manyincizing his lack of support for Bonnie stockmarket crashed. conference that he had the Repub- public education in astate In 1944, during World engaged in an extramarital Williams lican Party that so desperately needs its WarII, American forces CITIZEN OF THE WEEK affair will likely be one of may have governor to be education’s completed their capture of those times. seen for standard-bearer have become the French port of Iknewthat something the outspoken and fiscally aconversation point whenev- Cherbourgfrom the Les Cole wasn’tright about his unex- conservative governor,is er we’ve met. Germans. plained absence from likely gone. Sanford asked There were other issues In 1950, the U.N. Columbia for the last few for his wife’sforgiveness and on which we would never Security Council passed a At 2:22 a.m. days. And it made no sense that of his children. He asked agree, on which we “agreed resolution calling on Monday morning, that he would leave his four for forgiveness from his to disagree” in order to move member nations to help boys on Father’sDay.The friends.Healsoasked for on to the next order of busi- South Korea repel an inva- Sonnyand Jessica ★★★ timing just didn’tjibe with forgiveness from the people ness. Those disagreements sion from the North. Neal were sleeping the man Ithought Iknew, of South Carolina. were about policy. Theywere In 1957, more than 500 soundly in their having covered his office and I’ve read manycomments about politics. It wasnever people were killed when home at 1200 Citizen met with him on numerous from former allies and personal on either side. He is Hurricane Audrey Green Springs occasions, in his office and staunch opponents. The dif- one of the fewpolitical fig- slammed through coastal of the week mine, overthe past six years. ference between twoe-mails ures that I’ve been acquaint- Louisiana and Texas. Road in Dalton The woman is someone Ireceived, both from candi- ed with overthe last 25 years In 1969, police raided when suddenly ★★★ he has known for eight years, dates for governor,was stark. who consistently maintained the Stonewall Inn, agay theywere jolted Sanford said during the press One only expressed concern an almost courtly respect for bar in NewYork’s awakebysomeone conference. The relationship for Sanford and his family. my job. Greenwich Village; patrons fought back in banging on the developed into something The other did the same, then We all expect so much — else about ayear ago. His used the “condolence mes- probably too much, as we are clashes considered the house, screaming. wife has known of the affair sage” to push the campaign, so often disappointed — of birth of the gayrights That someone for five months, he said, and even sending the e-mail people in the public eye, par- movement. wastheir neighbor, theyhavebeen in counseling. under acampaign address. ticularly those who have In 1977, the Supreme Les Cole, who had To nominate someone Whether theywill work out Some who eagerly boarded been elected to public office. Court, in Bates v. State for this weekly feature, Bar of Arizona, struck noticed flames their difficulties is not some- Sanford’sbandwagon as he We forget — or are intolerant write us (c/o Citizen of thing Ican ponder.That is became more familiar to the of the fact — that theyaren’t down state laws and bar shooting from the the Week, P. O. Box 1167, between them. His relation- national press and public, perfect, that theymake association rules that pro- roof. Dalton, Ga., 30722) or fax ships with his children and hoping perhaps to have some unwise choices and that they, hibited lawyers from advertising their fees for Jessica rushed to us (275-6641) and tell us the mother of his children are of the glimmer rub offon as much as anyofus, can just routine services. The get their dogs out- why your nominee private. them, have quickly jumped as easily makeapoor deci- deserves recognition. Republic of Djibouti side and then start- Sanfordresigned his post off. sion as asmart one. became independent of as chairman of the But in truth, the people For20minutes on France. ed to go back in the Republican Governors have no responsibility to for- Wednesday afternoon, we house to help Tenyears ago: George Association. That wasthe give him for his personal fail- were reminded. Papadopoulos, the head of Sonnyand his proper action to take. He was ings. We will or we won’t. And Ifound myself more Greece’s1967-74 military father,who lived asked and did not answer a That’sthe individual’s sad than outraged at the gov- dictatorship, died of can- with the couple, get question regarding his future choice. And he owes us no ernor’sall-too-human frailty. cer in Athens at age 80. out. Cole refused to as governor.Ifheremains, more than he has already Five years ago: NATO “It wasshocking — a what wasadifficult job with givenusfor the affair.The leaders gathered in Turkey let her and instead head- fewvictories will be even public’sissue, or what closed ranks on apledge ed back in himself. He nightmare,”said harder. should be the publicly dis- ■ Bonnie Williams is the to takeabigger military made it to the hallway Jessica. “It wasawon- But he should fulfill his cussed issue, is that he editorial page editor of the role in Iraq; President before being overcome derful thing for him to obligation to this state. He walked offthe job without Anderson (S.C.) Independent George W. Bush declared by smoke. Sonnyand do. We would have died can’trun from responsibility. explanation. He deceived, Mail and former managing that the alliance was Sanford’spersonal life is deliberately or not, those editor of TheDaily Citizen. poised to “meet the threats his dad managed to had he not done what he of the 21st century.” crawl out,followed by did. When we were One year ago: North Cole. standing outside, he told Korea destroyed the most As firefighters us he wasn’tgoing to visible symbol of its watch someone burn to nuclear weapons program, arrivedtoput out the the cooling tower at its blaze, the four watched death and not do any- main atomic reactor at in astunned daze thing about it.” Yongbyon. (However, before finally walking And Cole’sgenerosi- North Korea announced in overtoCole’shouse. ty hasn’tstopped. In the September 2008 that it wasrestoring its nuclear There he provided days since the fire he facilities.) Sonnywith shoes, has donated more items Today’sBirthdays: Sonny’sdad with socks to the family,aswell as Business executive and and both with clothes. invited them overfor former presidential candi- lunch. As for the house, date Ross Perot is 79. By the time the fire was Actress Julia Duffy is 58. extinguished four hours it is atotal loss. Sonny Actress Isabelle Adjani is later,the neighbors says an electrical short 54. Countrysinger Lorrie who previously only in the attic may be to Morganis50. Writer-pro- spokeinpassing had blame. ducer-director J.J. Abrams is 43. Actor Tobey foreverbonded in near Forrisking his life to Maguire is 34. Actor tragedy. save his neighbors, The DrakeBell is 23. The couple is still Daily Citizen names shaken …and thankful Les Cole Citizen of the by Cole’sactions. Week. Planners commit ‘Nirvana fallacy’ President Obamahas announcedhis need to knowtoman- of people will run the regulatory bureau- “sweeping overhaul of the financial reg- age afinancial indus- cracy — except theyplay with other ulatory system.” try thatiscomplex people’smoneyand have brute power in We can debate endlessly whether the beyond conception their hands. Here is where Obama’s Constitution authorizes anypresident to — and changing planners commit what economist Harold “overhaul” the financial system. But I every day in response Demsetz calls “the Nirvana fallacy.” want to focus on adifferent matter: to newconditions? Theycompare the real-world market- whether anypresident, with all his Obamaspeaks as place to an idealized regulatory appara- advisers, is capable of overseeing some- though these facts tus run by omniscient bureaucrats. thing as complexasthe financial system. don’texist. He goes But the latter is not available, so the My answer is no, and it is ominous so farastosay, comparisonispointless. We must choose that abright guy likeObama doesn’t John “[W]e’re proposing a between twosystems, both run by falli- knowthis. He thinks he must regulate Stossel set of reforms to ble people. The decentralized, competi- the system because it is so complicated require regulators to tive market full of free people is hands- and important. In fact, those are the rea- look ... — for the first down preferable to acentralized body of sons whyhecannot regulate it, and time — at the stability of the financial clueless bureaucratswho can hold agun should not try. system as awhole.” (Emphasis added.) to our heads. As F.A. Hayek said in accepting the That is precisely what no one can do. Obama says the free market is “not a 1974 Nobel Prize in economics, “[W]ith The financial system isn’tamachine. It’s free license to ignore the consequences essentially complexphenomena, the people — ahuge number of them — of our actions.”He’sright butdoesn’t aspects of the events to be accounted for engaging in countless transactions often understand why. Agenuine free market about which we can get quantitative data on the basis of hunches that are not allows risk takers to fail and suffer “the are necessarily limited and may not quantitative and neverwritten down. consequences.”Only government can include the important ones.”Sowhen Howisaregulator to keep tabs on — grant “license” to ignore consequences. regulators set out to redesign an econo- much less manage — that? Government caused the financial morass my,theydisplay not wisdom buta“pre- It cannot be done. If he tries, he’ll end by doing just that — pushing banks to WORDS OF WISDOM tence of knowledge.” up stifling competition, innovation and weaken mortgage lending standards, YetObama is so confident. life-enhancing economic growth. pressuring Freddie and Fannie to buyup “[W]e will ... coordinate and share Contrary to the foes of free markets, dodgy mortgages and sell them as safe information, to identify gaps in regula- the choice is not between regulated and securities, bailing out big banks when Bible verse: “Do not seek revenge or bear agrudge tion, ... solve problems in oversight unregulated markets. As the French theygot into trouble and insuring bank against one of your people,but love your neighbor before theycan become crises ... that economist Frederic Bastiat long ago deposits — thereby encouraging us not as yourself.Iam the Lord.” will allow us to protect the economy.” pointed out, the free market is regulated to care if banks are reckless. (Emphasis added.) by its ownlogic. If we have simple, eas- Government failed, not the market. Leviticus 19:18 What Obama cannot tell us is why ily understood rules against fraud, then Obama’sanswer? Just likeGeorge W. Today’squote: “A man, after he has brushed off the these are anything more than words. people acting in their self-interest, with- Bush’s: more government. dust and chips of his life, will have left only the hard, We’veheard them before. Whyshould out privileges or bailouts, generate mar- Give me abreak. clean question: Wasitgood or wasitevil? Have Idone we be comforted? ketforces that create order and makeour well — or ill?” Regulators are human beings with the livesbetter.The keyismarket discipline, same shortcomings as everyone else. which government reduces wheneverit ■ John Stossel is co-anchor of ABC News’ Even if we assume theyhavethe best intervenes. “20/20” and author of “Myth, Lies, and John Steinbeck Downright Stupidity: Get Out the Shovel American author 1902-1968 motives, on what basis do we believe Is the market perfect? Of course not. theycould possibly knowwhat they The market is people. But the same kind —Why Everything YouKnowisWrong.” The Daily Citizen Saturday, June 27, 2009 5A BRIEFS Jackson-related items sales up NEW YORK — Michael Jackson’sdeath has led to skyrocketing sales of his music and videos, with major retailers selling out of products that have regained immense popularity overnight. Bill Carr, Amazon.com Inc.’s vice president for music and video, said Friday that once the world learned that the pop icon had died Thursday, the Website sold out within minutes all CDs by Michael Jackson and by the Jackson 5 — the group Jackson and his four older brothers formed out of Gary,Ind., in CONTRIBUTED PHOTO the late ’60s. Jackson’s albums accounted for all 10 Supportersfromvarious agencies and businesses of SafeKids car seats from UPS. The seats will be given to families who can’t of Amazon’s“Bestsellers in Dalton were on hand to receive a$3,000 grant and 140 children’s affordthem. Music” list Friday,with the 25th anniversary edition of the celebrated “Thriller” album taking the top spot. SafeKidsDalton receives UPS grant

Obama scoffsat SUBMITTED BY SAFE KIDS tion. we could have done this without the Industries. This is away we can put demand for apology DALTON Safe Kids Dalton held acar seat support of all agencies: the Dalton seats into the hands of those that check safety event at the Kmart on chapter of the American Red Cross, otherwise cannot afford them.” WASHINGTON — Safe Kids Dalton recently Walnut Avenue last month with 81 Georgia State Patrol,Dalton Police Others who participated were the President Barack Obama’s receiveda$3,000 grant and 140 car seats inspected, 38 seats removed Department, Dalton and Whitfield Walnut Avenue Chick-fil-A with criticism of Iran escalated seats from UPS. and 57 givenout by 14 certified County fire departments, Hamilton general manager Rusty Reid, afor- Friday into an unusually Original reports were that the passenger seat technicians. Medical Center,EMA, Whitfield mer 18-year paramedic, and Kmart, personal warofwords. To grant wasfor $50,000. Another Retta Gavin, Safe Kids Dalton County Sheriff’sDepartment, which offered car seats for sale at a Iranian President Mahmoud organization got the larger dona- coordinator,said, “There is no way Murray Medical and Mohawk reduced rate. Ahmadinejad’sdemand he apologize for meddling, Obama shotbackthatthe regimeshould “think care- fully” about answers owed ‘Voices’ NowAvailable to protesters it has arrested, bludgeoned and killed. “The violence perpetrated against Seven past and present them is outrageous,”Obama Dalton State Collegefacul- said. “Wesee it and we con- ty membersand twocom- demn it.”The president munity membershave spokeatanEast Room news contributed to abook pub- conference capping his third lished by the University of set of meetings with German Tennessee Press which Chancellor Angela Merkel, highlights the realities and one of several European challenges faced by leaders who spokeout more Latinos who have immi- forcefully,more quickly grated to Dalton. Among than Obama on the unrest in those who contributed to Iran that followed the dis- “Voices from the Nueva puted June 12 elections. Frontera: Latino Immigration in Dalton, Cleric calls for Georgia” include Joane Schick, Maira Fraire,achel executing protesters Batista, KenEllinger, Asenior cleric on Friday Thomas Deeton, the Rev. urged Iran’sprotest leaders Daniel Stackand Don to be punished “without Davis. Abook signing was mercy” and said some held ThursdayatCity Hall should face execution — followed by arecepton at harsh calls that signal a Los Reyes. nasty newturn in the regime’scrackdown on JORGE PEREZ/The Daily demonstrators twoweeks Citizen after its disputed election. Hard-liners have ordered long sentences and hangings before, and some fear those awaiting trial by ajudiciary S.C. firstlady told Sanford to stop affair whose verdicts reflect the will of supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei SULLIVANS ISLAND, some real soul searching the mistressinone of his ure out an affair wasgoing to end the affair.She said she could face the most severe S.C. (AP) — South Carolina somewhere and devastated to files in the official gover- on.” wasn’tsure Friday whether punishments the Islamic sys- first lady JennySanford sat find out it wasArgentina. It’s nor’smansion. He had asked She felt “shocked and he had done so. tem can dish out. “Anyone in her oceanfront living room tragic.” her to find some financial obviously deeply hurt. Idid- “I guess that’swhat we who takes up arms to fight Friday,recalling howher The Sanfords had separat- information, she said, not an n’tthink he had it in him,” will have to see. Ibelieve he with the people, theyare husband repeatedly asked ed about twoweeks ago. She unusual request considering she said. “It’shard to find has,”she said. “But he was worthyofexecution,” permission to visit his lover said her husband told the her heavy involvement in his out your husband is not who down there for five days. I Ayatollah Ahmed Khatami, in the months after she dis- family that he wanted some career. you thought he was.” sawhim yesterday and he is aranking cleric, said in a covered his affair. time away to work on writ- She would not comment The first lady said she not staying here. We’lljust nationally broadcast sermon “I said absolutely not. It’s ing abook and clear his on what wasinthe letter confronted her husband see what kind of spirit of rec- at Tehran University. one thing to forgive adultery; head. The first lady said, “I except to say “enough to fig- immediately,and he agreed onciliation he has himself.” it’sanother thing to condone had every hopehewas not Bombs kill it,”JennySanford told The going to see her.” Associated Press during a “You would think that a at least 20 people 20-minute interviewatthe father who didn’thavecon- BAGHDAD — coastal home where she tact with his children, if he SPECIAL Motorcycle bombs killed at sought refuge with their four wanted those children, he least 20 people in separate sons. Theywere her first would toe the line alittle attacks in Baghdad Friday, extended comments on the bit,”she said. PRICES at least 19 of them in a affair. Sanford, who is staying at to Celebrate July4th! crowded bazaar,part of an She said that when her the official residence in apparent trend toward husband, Gov. Mark Columbia, returned increased use of motorcycles Sanford, inexplicably disap- Wednesday to end days of Honoring Veterans of Warfrom to thwart stepped-up securi- peared last week, she hoped speculation on his where- ty measures. The attacks he washiking on the abouts, publicly confess his Whitfield and Murray Counties f the Bra were the latest in aweek of Appalachian Trail, as his cheating and emotionally e o ve Hardbound Edition violence that has killed more stafftold those who inquired apologize. om H than 250 people, with just about his absence. That he JennySanford, a First Copy Additional Copies four days to go before the had dared to go to Argentina Georgetown-educated, for- deadline for U.S. combat to see the other woman left mer Wall Street vice presi- $ 95plus $ 00 plus troops to withdrawfrom her stunned. dent, did not stand next to 9 sales tax 5 sales tax cities. The spikehas raised “He wastold in no uncer- her husband Wednesday dur- Warfrom the Veterans of fresh doubts about the abili- tain terms not to see her,” she ing his pained public confes- Honoring ty of Iraqi forces to provide said in astrong, steady voice. sion. Whitfield and Murray Counties Limited Edition Leather security and fight astubborn “I washoping he wasonthe Sanford said she discov- $ 95 plus insurgencyastheir Appalachian Trail. But Iwas ered her husband’saffair 19 sales tax American partners become not worried about his safety. early this year after coming less visible. Iwas hoping he wasdoing across acopyofaletter to

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BY JOHN ROGERS Phillips said Jackson submit- Associated Press Writer !-)&.#%". Michael Jackson shealth was often the focus of media ted to at least five hours of attention. His unexpected death Thursday has raised past physicals that insurers had LOS ANGELES— The (+-$,( '..*+. medical issues that have been in the public eye. insisted on. final act of Michael Jackson’s 1980s 1990s 2000s On Friday,the autopsy was life came into clearer focus completed in amatter of Friday,apicture of afallen Jan. 1984: Feb. 1988: In his June 1990: Nov.1993: Dec. 1995: Feb. 15, 2005: June 2005: June 13, 2007: hours, butanofficial cause of superstar working out with Briefly autobiography, Released from Cancels world Suffers a Taken to an Seeks medical Apharmacy death could takeuptosix hospitalized for Moon Walk, heahospital after tour to seek life-threatening emergency room attention for sues Jackson weeks while medical examin- TV’s“Incredible Hulk” and second degree claims he sonly chest pains he treatment for illness that with the flu while back injury claiming he under the care of his ownpri- burns to his scalp had surgeries on suffered were painkiller requires a en route to court. and owed more than ers await toxicology tests. No vate cardiologist as he tried to during filming of his nose and his traced to addiction. five-day stay in dehydration. $100,000 for funeral plans had been made aPepsi chin. bruised ribs. an intensive care prescription get his 50-year-old body in commercial. unit. drugs. public. shape for agrueling bid to Jackson had remained out reclaim his glory. SOURCE: AP reporting AP of the public spotlight during While the exact circum- with losing one of the most with the doctor briefly taking some unspecified pre- responding to anything.” intense rehearsals for the stances of his death remained luminous celebrities of all Thursday and Friday and scription medication butgave Asked by the dispatcher London concerts, butthose unclear,early clues suggested time, an autopsyshowed no expected to meet with him fewother details. whether anyone sawwhat with access said he wasupbeat he may simply have pushed sign of trauma or foul play to again soon. Police stressed Meanwhile, a911 call happened, the caller answers: and seemingly energized by his heart too far. Jackson,who died Thursday that the doctor,identified by released by fire officials shed “No, just the doctor,sir.The his planned comeback. Ken Police said theyhad towed at UCLA Medical Center after the Los Angeles Times as car- light on the desperate effort at doctor has been the only one Ehrlich, executive producer of the doctor’sBMW from paramedics not could not diologist Conrad Murray,was the mansion to save Jackson’s there.” the Grammys, said he Jackson’shome because it revive him. not acriminalsuspect. life before paramedics arrived The president of the com- watched Jackson dance ener- may include medicationor The AP source who said “Wedonot considerhim to Thursday afternoon. Jackson panypromoting Jackson’s getically as recently as other evidence, and asource Jackson apparently suffered a be uncooperative at this time,” died later at UCLA Medical shows said Murray was Wednesday. familiar with the situation told heart attack wasnot author- Beck said. “Wethink that he Center. Jackson’spersonal physician “There wasthis one The Associated Press that a ized to speakpublicly and will assist us in coming to the In the recording, an for three years. Jackson insist- moment, he wasmoving heart attack appeared to have requestedanonymity. truth of the facts in this case.” unidentified caller pleads with ed Murray accompanyhim to across the stage and he was caused the cardiac arrest that Jackson’sbrother Jermaine Craig Harvey,aspokesman authorities to send help, offer- London, said Randy Phillips, doing these trademark led to the pop icon’ssudden had said the pop singer appar- for the Los Angeles County ing no clues about why president of AEG Live. Michael moves, and IknowI death. ently went into cardiac arrest coroner,said there were no Jackson wasstricken. He tells Phillips quoted Jackson as got this big grin on my face, As grief for the King of — which often, butnot signs of foul play in the autop- adispatcher that Jackson’s saying: “Look, this whole and Istarted thinking to Pop poured out from the icons always, happens because of a sy and further tests would be doctor is performing CPR. business revolves around me. myself, ‘You know, it’sbeen of music to heartbroken fans, heart attack. needed to determine cause of “He’spumping his chest,” I’m amachine, and we have to years since I’ve seen that,”’ he and the world came to grips Authorities said theyspoke death. He said Jackson was the caller says, “but he’snot keep the machine well-oiled.” said. Jackson may be ‘worth more dead than alive’

LOS ANGELES(AP) — Michael probably be mining his legacy for includes music by the Beatles, Bob Jacksonspent the last years of his life decades to come. Dylan, Neil Diamond, Lady Gagaand buried in debt. But the King of Pop’s In that way, his death may parallel the Jonas Brothers. death is likely to yield afinancial that of the music industry’soriginal Creditors will get first crack at the bonanza more lucrative than anycome- King — Elvis Presley, who died in 1977 estate. back tour ever could, as fans snap up his at age 42. “I think the first question is, ‘Is there music and memorabilia and perhaps LikeJackson, Presleyhadn’thad a anything left after you pay offthe one day get the chance to tour his hit album in years. At the end of his life, debts?”’ said Robert Rasmussen, the Neverland home. he wasmostly relying on royalties from dean of lawatthe University of “Quite frankly,hemay be worth his past hits and doing shows in Las Southern California. more dead than alive,” said Jerry Vegas. But in death he became amon- Jackson might have shielded some Reisman, general counsel for the Hit eymaking phenomenon. of his estate from creditors and ensured Factory,arecording studio where Presley’sestate wasvalued at just that his children were taken care of by Jackson produced his best-selling $4.9 million at the time of his death. In placing alife insurance policyand other album “Thriller.” 2005, acompanyrun by media entre- assets in an irrevocable trust, said Steve Jackson’sdeath at age 50 leavesa preneur Robert F.X. Sillerman paid Hartnett, associate director of education multitude of questions about afinancial $100 million for 85 percent of the estate for the American Academy of Estate empire that included his ownmusic, as and a90-year lease on his Memphis PlanningAttorneys. well a50percent stakeinalibrary that mansion, Graceland. The pop star left behind three chil- held the rights to songs by the Beatles. By some estimates, Jackson’sestate dren: Michael Joseph Jackson Jr., But Jackson reportedly had $400 mil- could be worth more than $1 billion. known as Prince Michael, 12; Paris lion in debts, and it isn’tknown yet how Besides the master recordings of his MichaelKatherine Jackson, 11;and AP PHOTO his estate will be divided and who the ownmusic, Jackson owned half of Prince Michael II, 7. The elder children In this Dec. 1, 1984, file photo, pop artist Michael beneficiaries will be. Sony/ATV Music Publishing, ajewel were born to ex-wife Deborah Rowe, Jackson, center,isshown onstage at opening night This much is clear: Jackson’sheirs, estimated to be worth $2 billion by while the youngestishis biological son, of his VictoryTour at Dodger Stadium in Los music labels and opportunists will itself. The 750,000-song catalog born to asurrogate mother. Angeles. Concert atCrown View INDOOR YARD SALE JULY17TH &18TH at the Northwest Georgia Trade &Convention Center Booths Startat

CONTRIBUTED PHOTO Voices Wonwill be in concertSundayat11a.m. at CrownViewBaptist Church. $ The church is at 502 W. Tyler St. in Dalton. Pastor LarryWood invites the pub- Only lic. For more information, call (706) 260-1067. 25 Regulators shut 4banks; RESERVE YOUR SPACE 44 failures this year TODAY! NEW YORK (AP) — in deposits as of March 31. West Georgia depositors for Regulators on Friday shut MetroPacific Bank had $80 the amounts of their insured down four small banks, boost- million in assets and deposits funds. Direct deposits from the Call The Daily Citizen ing to 44 the number of fail- of $73 million as of June 8. government, such as Social ures this year of federally The twoclosures in Security and veterans’benefits, insured banks. More are Georgia brought to 14 the will be transferred to United 706-217-6397 expected to succumb in the number of banks in Georgia Community Bank in prolonged recession. that have failed since the Blairsville, Ga. 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Neighborhood Community Saturday as branchesof CommunityBank of West Bank and to purchase about Stearns Bank, and customers Georgia had $199.4 million in $209.6 million of the assets; accounts will automatically be assets and $182.5 million in the FDIC will retain the transferred to Stearns Bank. deposits as of May 15. remaining assets for later dis- Neighborhood Community position. Neighborhood BUYERS &SELLERS ALL IN ONE PLACE Bank had $221.6 million in Community’sfour offices will assets and $191.3 million in reopen as branches of COFFEECABIN COMFORTABLE ENVIRONMENT deposits as of March 31. CharterBank. FREE Small Frappe with this ad. AIR CONDITIONED SHOWROOM Horizon Bank had $87.6 mil- The FDIC said it will mail 1per customer daily. lion in assets and $69.4 million checks to Community Bank of 800 S. Hamilton Ave. 8A Saturday, June 27, 2009 THE DAILY CITIZEN CHURCH ■ Michael Wayne Smith will be in concert Sunday at 11 a.m. at Swamp Creek WORSHIP WITH US Baptist Church. The church is at 242 ASSEMBLY OF GOD BAPTIST BAPTIST INDEPENDENTBAPTIST CHURCH OF GOD METHODIST PENTECOSTAL Carbondale Road in Dalton. THE CHURCH OF GOD SHADOW RIDGE Formore information, call FIRST GROVE LEVEL ROCKY FACE You’reInvited to Visit PLEASANT GROVE UNITED BAPTIST CHURCH BAPTIST CHURCH WHITFIELD OF THE UNION ASSEMBLY METHODIST CHURCH WORSHIP CENTER (706) 277-4377 or (706) 277- ASSEMBLYOFGOD 2211 S. DixieHwy.41S 110Wheat Drive Pastor,Ted Miller 2802 ClevelandHwy. “The Church that Cares” BAPTIST CHURCH 2701 ClevelandRd. 1835. 508 Sheridan Ave. 706-259-8519 Old Chattanooga Road “A Caring Church ForA Office Phone: 706-275-0510 Dalton,Georgia Pastor,BillCantrell Dalton, GA www.grovelevel.org Rocky Face, GA 30740 Hurting World” General Overseer, 706-279-3141 Sunday School, 10:00 a.m., 706-226-7743 Dr.Charlie Bridges, 706-226-5751 2134 Dug Gap Rd. Charlie T. Pratt Rev. Raymond H. Camp, Worship Service, 10:45 a.m.; ■ Ayard sale and bake Sunday School, 9:45 a.m.; Senior Pastor Jim Brinkley, Pastor Dalton, GA 30720 Pastor,TreyStarnes Pastor Sunday Night Service, 6:30 Worship, 10:45 a.m.: Rev.David Hendrix, Sunday School, 9:45 a.m.; (706) 278-6776 Ass’t Pastor, Sunday Schedule: 9:00 a.m. p.m.; Wednesday Night Worship sale to benefit the youth Evening Service 6:30 p.m.; Associate Pastor & Sunday Morning Worship, 11:00 Wayne Cofield, Pastor Lonnie B. Starnes Chancel Choir Rehearsal; 9:15 &Young Adults, Beginner &Jr. department will be today Wednesday Night, 7:00 p.m. Minister of Music a.m.; Sunday Evening, 6:00 Jason Cofield, Youth Pastor Minister of Music, a.m. Prayer Group; 9:45 a.m. Classes, 6:00 p.m. Rev.Jim Bledsoe, p.m.; Wednesday Evening, 7:00 Sunday School for ALL Ages Dale Brewer Sunday School; 10:55 a.m. Everyone Welcome from 7a.m.to1p.m.at Assoc. Pastor for p.m.; Adult Bible Study &Prayer at 10:00 a.m. TV Ministry: 9:45 Sundays Morning Worship; Therewill be a Prayer Line 706-695-4400 Spring Place Baptist Evangelism, Time, Youth Ministryfor All Morning Worship, 11:00 a.m.; on Charter Channel 22 variety of fun and exciting CALVARY Missions &Administration Ages. Evening Worship, 6:00 p.m.; www.lookupnlive.com children’s and youth activities Church. ASSEMBLYOFGOD Rev.Dan Rice, Assoc. SALEM Wednesday Bible Study & Weekly Worship throughout the summer. 515ReedRd. Pastor for Discipleship BAPTIST CHURCH Masters Club for Kids, 7:00 p.m. Sunday School 9:45 a.m. Dial aDevotion The church is on Highway (1 ml.NofDaltonBy-Pass) Friendly Atmosphere, Practical Sunday Worship 10:30 a.m. 706-259 LOVE (5683) TRUE GOSPEL Matt Baxter THECHURCHTHATLOVES PENTECOSTAL CHURCH 225 in Chatsworth. Sunday Morning Worship Minister of 1448 Pleasant Grove Dr. Bible Preaching &Teaching, Soul Children’s Class 10:30 a.m. Service, 10:45 a.m.; Sunday Middle School Youth Dalton, GA 30721 Winning Ministries, Bus Sunday Evening 6:00 p.m. 109Henderson Street Evening Worship Service, Teresa Thomas Pastor,Darey Kittle Transportation for Sunday Wednesday Service 7:00 p.m. Dalton, Georgia 30720 6:00 p.m.; Wednesday Night Morning, NurseryAvailable for All Everyone Welcome (706) 278-5696 ■ The Randolph Family Service, 7:00 p.m. Children’s Director Associate Pastor, Carol Cook Bill Walker Services “Come be apartofwhat TRINITY UNITED Suff. Bishop will be in concert Sunday at Yo uth and Children’s Services Listen to “The Gospel Truth” Jesus has for you.” Reuben Graham Sr., Pastor Available in any service Kingdom Kids Director Youth Pastor,Noel Caldwell METHODIST CHURCH 6p.m. at Gospel Sunday School, 8:00 a.m. & Minister of Education WebPage www.whitfieldbaptist.com CROSSPOINTE 901Veterans Drive (706) 259-9744 9:30 a.m.; Sunday Morning Mark Chandler There’s aplace for YOU at CHRISTIAN CENTRE Rev.Rhoda Howell, Pastor Fax: (706) 278-3881 Tabernacle. Worship, 9:30 &11:00 a.m.; Sunday School, 9:00 a.m.; Whitfield Baptist Jackie Weaver, Sunday School, 10:00 a.m.; 2681 Underwood Street Morning Worship, 11:30 a.m.; The church is on Lucille CHRISTIAN Sunday Discipleship Training, Sunday Morning Worship, 10:00 Lead Pastor, Music Director FELLOWSHIP ASSEMBLY 5:30 p.m.; Sunday Evening a.m.; Sunday Evening, 6:00 Youth Director,Corrie Pyles Evening Worship, 4:00 p.m.; Stan Lester Monday Prayer Meeting, 11:00 Drive in Dalton. Pastor Pastor Dan Hocker Worship, 7:00 p.m; Wednesday p.m.; Wednesday Evening, 6:30 BIBLE CHURCH Associate Pastor Sunday School, 9:30 a.m. Corner of Church & Prayer Service &Youth p.m.; Youth Services, 6:30, Morning Worship; 10:45 a.m. a.m.; Wednesday Bible Class, George Witt welcomes GaryTomberlin 7:30 p.m. Friday, Christian CemetaryStreet Missions, 7:00 p.m.; Sunday AWANA, 6:30 p.m. FELLOWSHIP Student Ministries Pastor, Sunday Evening, 6:30 p.m. everyone. Tunnel Hill Bible Study for the Deaf, 9:30 706-259-7045 BIBLE CHURCH Please call 706-278-4042 for Under Construction, 7:30 p.m.; Jeremy Mew RadioBroadcast,Sundays 8:30 706-673-6414 a.m.; Interpretation for Deaf www.sbcdalton.org Experiencing Life Changing Children’s Pastor additional information for Sunday, 10:00 a.m. &6:30 Sunday 11:00 a.m.; Deaf a.m. WYYU 104.5FM. p.m.; Wednesday, Royal Truth from God’s Word Bobby Payne Sunday Evening &Wednesday ■ Varnell United Church Service monthly 2nd SOUTH DALTON 2044 Dug Gap Road Activities for Children, Youth & Rangers &Missionettes at BAPTIST CHURCH 706-278-2649 Methodist Church will host 7:30 p.m. 4th Sunday 6:00 p.m. Dalton,GA30720 Sunday School, 9:30 a.m.; Adults 498LakemontDrive (Next to Dug Gap School) Morning Worship, 10:30 a.m.; aKids Krusade led by child HARMONY Dalton,GA30720 (706) 278-6269 Sunday Night, 6:00 p.m.; evangelist Rick Shaffer July BAPTIST CHURCH (706)278-4946 www.FellowshipBibleChurch.info Wednesday Family Enrichment, 187Lower DawnvilleRd.,N.E. Pastor,Trammel Campbell Senior Pastor,Jim Suddath 6:30 p.m. 12-15 from 6:30 to 8p.m. Minister of Music, BAPTIST Dalton,GA30721 Sunday School, 9:15 a.m.; www.mycrosspointe.net There will be games, 706-226-5521 TimBrown Sunday Worship, 10:30 a.m.; “Wherethe cross is the point” PRESBYTERIAN Rev. Jame Boyd Master Club, Sunday Evening Small Groups, Ruth &Bill Harris VALLEY BROOK music, puppets, contests and CLEVELAND HEIGHTS Sunday School, 10:00 a.m.; 6:30 p.m.;Wednesday Evening 1(('4 %JTKUV .18' QPG #PQVJGT Morning Worship, 11:00 a.m.; Youth, Ginger &Ricky Harrison AWANA and Youth 6:30 p.m.; CHURCH OF GOD $'%1/' /QTG .KMG%JTKUV FIRST PRESBYTERIAN prizes in ahigh energy set- BAPTIST CHURCH Children’s Directors, 722Mineral SpringsRd. CHURCH McFallsStreet Sunday Night Worship, 6:00 Wednesday Evening Prayer ting. Due to the fast-paced p.m; AWANAS (children 3years MaryGreene, Tonya Graham Meeting, 7:00 p.m Pastor Junior Clayton )QV *QRG! 510South Tibbs Road Dalton,GA Sunday School, 10:00 a.m.; Office Phone: of age through 12th grade), Sunday School, 10:00 a.m.; &KUEQXGT [QWT JQRG  RQYGT VJTQWIJ 8CTPGNN 7/% nature of the event, children Pastor: Bro. Roy Groce Worship Service, 10:50 a.m.; Sunday Worship, 11:00 a.m.; &KUEQXGT [QWT JQRG  RQYGT VJTQWIJ 8CTPGNN 7/% 706- 278-8161 706-375-2216 Wednesday, 6:15 p.m.; Wednesday Night Service, 7:00 Children’s Church, 10:50 a.m.; CATHOLIC Sunday Night, 6:00 p.m.; 5WPFC[ 5EJGFWNG Rev.R.Michael (Mickey) under 5must be accompa- Sunday Radio Broadcast, 9:00 9QTUJKR p.m. Master Club, 5:30-7:00 p.m.; Wednesday Night, 7:00 p.m.; C 9QTUJKR 6TCFKVKQPCN Shealy, Senior Pastor nied by an adult. a.m. WTTI;SundaySchool, 10 Sunday Night Service, 6:00 ST.JOSEPH’S Men’s Prayer Meeting, Monday C 9QTUJKR$NGPFGF Rev.Tyler Downing, a.m.;SundayMorning Worship, (QTDQVJ YQTUJKR UGTXKEGUFTGUU KU ECUWCN CPWTUGT[ RTQXKFGF The church is on Ga. p.m.; Wednesday Prayer &Bible CATHOLIC CHURCH at 7:00 p.m.; Ladies Prayer 5WPFC[ 5EJQQN  CO Associate Minister Service 10:45 a.m.; Sunday HOLLYCREEK Study, 7:00 p.m. 1775 Haig Mill Road Meeting Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. 9GFPGUFC[ 5EJGFWNG Sunday School, 9:30 a.m.; Highway 2inVarnell. For Evening Service, 6:00 p.m.; 9GF 0KIJV 5WRRGT  RO Worship Service, 10:30 a.m.; BAPTIST CHURCH “Expect Great Things” Dalton,GA30720 ANew Beginning %JKNFTGPµU 2KQPGGT%NWDRO Wednesday Prayer Services 706-278-3107 at Valleybrook ;QWVJ 9QTUJKR 5VWF[ RO Genesis Service (Casual), 8:30 more information,call SPRING PLACE 2CUVQTµU5VWF[  RO QRGP VQ CNN 7:00 p.m. FAX706-278-6902 #FWNV%JQKT  RO a.m. Everyone Welcome .QXKPI PWTUGT[ RTQXKFGF HTQO RO Bethanyat(706) 694-8023. 422 Holly Creek Cool Springs Rd. BAPTIST CHURCH Emergencies: 706-217-4255 www.firstpresdalton.org COMMUNITY CHURCH (QQF 2CPVT[6WGUFC[ 6JWTUFC[ HTQOC 0QQP Chatsworth, GA 30705 441Hwy.225 South e-mail: [email protected] Chatsworth, GA 30705 /CKNKPI#FFTGUU 21$QZ  8CTPGNN)# (706) 695-8522 WebSite: www.sjccdalton.com 2J[UKECN#FFTGUU )#*Y[  %QJWVVC)# ■ The Carpet Capital (706) 695-5532 ROCK BRIDGE 1HHKEG   (CZ   Pastor Danny Cochran JESUS DAVID TRUJILLO-LUNA, Pastor COMMUNITY CHURCH 'OCKN QHHKEG"XCTPGNNWOEQTI 9GD YYYXCTPGNNWOEQTI COHUTTAFIRST Sunday School, 9:45 a.m.; Pastor TimBatchelor Soccer Club is joining with Sunday School for All Ages, 706-279-3175 BAPTIST CHURCH Sunday Worship, 8:30 a.m. & OFFICE HOURS Matt Evans, Pastor First Baptist Church to P.O. Box 300 10:55 a.m.; Sunday Evening 10:00 a.m.; Morning Worship Saturday &Sunday 9:00 a.m. -3:00 p.m. Service, 11:00a.m.;Evening www.rockbridge.cc GRACE PRESBYTERIAN form Carpet Capital/First 103 King Street Worship, 6:30 p.m; AWANA Monday- Friday 9:00 a.m. -5:00 p.m. Sunday Morning Worship, 9:30 NAZARENE CHURCH P.C.A. Cohutta, GA 30710 Grades 6-8, 7:00 p.m.; Worship Service, 6:30 p.m.; Kids Soccer. Wednesday Evening Bible Study, a.m. &11:00 a.m. in theWink 2107 E. DugGap Mtn. Rd. Pastor: Truett Nimmons Wednesday Evening Youth SCHEDULE OF MASSES Theatre; Sunday Evenings: Office Phone: (706) 694-8321 Group, 7:00 p.m. 6:30 p.m. Daily FIRST CHURCH OF Registration has been www.springplacebaptistchurch.org Youth, 6:30 -8:30. 706- 226-6344 Sunday School, 9:45 a.m.; Nursery Provided for all Mon., Tues., Thurs., &Fri., 9:00 a.m. THE NAZARENE Pastor,Rev.Scott Parsons extended. Cost is $55 for Morning Worship, 11:00 a.m.; Services Iglesia Biblica Bautista Wednesday 12:05 p.m. Clases Biblicas, 10:00 a.m. 2325 ChattanoogaRoad Asst. Pastor,Carlos Ireta ages 6and under and $75 for Evening Worship, 6:00 p.m.; Tuesday 7:00 p.m. (Spanish) EPISCOPAL Morning Worship, 9:00 Youth Director, Wednesday Bible Study, 6:30 Servicio de Predicacion, 11:00 a.m. First Friday 9:00 am. (English) LAKESIDE Pastor Jose Joga (traditional hymnal music) & Matt Carr other groups up to U-19. All p.m. 12:05 p.m. (Bilingual), 7:00 p.m. (Spanish) ST.MARK’S 11:00 a.m. (praise &worship Minister of Music, BAPTIST CHURCH We’reMaking APlace ForYou! Saturday Vigil EPISCOPAL CHURCH ages must bring copyofbirth LaFayetteHwy.(201) music); Sunday School; 10:00 Ward Satterfield SWAMP CREEK 5:30 p.m. (English) &7:30 p.m (Spanish) 901W.EmerySt. a.m.; Sunday Evening, 6:00 Sunday School, 9:30 a.m., certificate. Ages 12 and up Pastor,Rev.Clyde Painter Sunday 706-278-8857 Sunday School, 10:00 a.m.; BAPTIST CHURCH p.m.; Wednesday Prayer Service, 10:55 a.m.; need to bring awallet-size Everyone Welcome 242CarbondaleRd. 7:30 a.m. (Spanish) &9:30 a.m (English) The Rev.C.Dean Taylor, Meeting, 6:30 p.m. Wednesday Bible Study, Pioneer Worship Service, 10:45 a.m.; 11:30 a.m. &2:00 p.m. (Spanish) Rector CROWN VIEW Sunday Night Service, 6:30 Dalton,GA30721 Everyone Welcome Clubs, 6:30 p.m.,Supper, 5:30 photo. BAPTIST CHURCH (706)277-1835 6:00 p.m. (Bilingual) The Rev.Elizabeth Roles p.m. p.m; Wednesday Night Service, Confessions Asst. Rector Practice startsAug. 24 502W.Tyler St., Dalton 7:30 p.m. Pastor Mark Seay Services in English and (Beside Westwood School) Sunday School, 10:00 a.m.; Saturday Afternoon 4:30 -5:15 p.m. Sunday Schedule: Spanish “EVERYONE WELCOME” Saturday Evening 6:30 p.m. -7:15 p.m. 8:00 a.m., Rite I and games begin Sept. 12. Dr.Larry Wood, Pastor “IT’S ANEW &GREATDAY” Sunday Morning Worship The church is at 311 N. Bruce Acree, Choir Director Service, 11:00 a.m.; Sunday 9:30 a.m., Sunday School 706-278-7422 or 706-259-4794 LIBERTY EveningWorship, 6:30 p.m.; For ReligiousEducation, Baptisms, 10:30 a.m., Rite II NON-DENOMINATIONAL Thornton Ave. in Dalton. Sunday Services -Sunday BAPTIST CHURCH Wednesday Evening Prayer & Weddings and other sacraments Wednesdays: Communion with School, 9:45 a.m.; Worship 4443 Tibbs Bridge Road Bible Study, 7:00 p.m.; AWANA, Contact the Parish Office Healing, 12:15 p.m. CHRIST Service, 11:00 a.m.; Sunday Dalton, Georgia 30721 7:00 p.m. OPEN WIDE THE DOORS TO CHRIST www.stmarksdalton.org COMMUNITY CHURCH ■ Tony Burns of Night: Choir Practice, 5:15 p.m.; (706) 226-4936 Christ -Yesterday, Today and Forever 806W.Walnut Ave. Fellowship Baptist Church AWANA 5:30-7:30 p.m.; Worship Joel Southerland, Pastor VALLEY ISLAM (706) 226-5756 SALVATIONIST 6:00 p.m. Wednesday Night Sunday Morning Worship, 9:00 BAPTIST CHURCH CHRISTIAN We’reeasy to find! Look for the will speak Sunday at 6p.m. Worship -Bible Study, 7:00 a.m. &11:00 a.m.; Sunday 2907 OldRomeRd. DALTON English looking chapel in the THE SALVATION ARMY at Lindsey Memorial p.m.; DSBC Youth Ministry, School, 10:00 a.m.; Sunday Dalton FIRST ISLAMIC CENTER curve located between Dug Gap 1101ANorth Thornton Ave. 7:00-8:30p.m.;Clases de Evening Worship, 6:00 p.m; CharlesHamm, Pastor 2054 Dug Gap Rd. Rd. and Thornton Ave. We invite Dalton, Georgia 30720 Baptist Church. ingles 6:30-8:30 p.m. Sunday School, 10:00 a.m.; CHRISTIAN CHURCH youth to worship with us on Wednesday Night Service, 7:00 Minister,Tim McIntosh Dalton Georgia 30720 Sunday School, 10:00 a.m., Everyone is invited. The p.m. Sunday Worship, 11:00 a.m.; 706-529-9706 Sunday morning. Chuck Harris Holiness Meeting, 11:00 a.m. Sunday Evening, 6:00 p.m.; 1506 Dug Gap Road preaching at 11:00 a.m,. Dalton, GA (706) 278-7244 Friday Service Majors Henryand Cheryl Hunter church is at the corner of MAPLE GROVE Bible Study, Monday 7:00 p.m., starts at 1:00pm Sunday School is at 10:00 a.m. (706) 278-3966 BAPTIST CHURCH Wednesday 7:00 p.m.; WTTI Sunday: 9:55 a.m., Bible and Bible Study on Wednesday LindseyMemorial and Mill School; 11:00 a.m., Morning Quran class everySunday 347Maple GroveRd. Radio Saturday, 10:30-11:00 11:00am to 2:00pm at 6:30 p.m. a.m. Worship. Wednesday: 7:00 Creek Road in RockyFace. DEWBERRY Dalton,GA30721 p.m., Bible Study. Radio program everySunday (705)259-3927 Formore information call BAPTIST CHURCH VARNELL Staffed NurseryProvided at 10:00am on 104.5 FM 150DewberryChurch Rd. Pastor,Tony Robertson for All Services Pastor Wayne Gribble at Crandall, GA Sunday School, 10:00 a.m.; BAPTIST CHURCH 313Varnell Main Street LUTHERAN (706) 673-7650. Pastor,GaryLewis Sunday Morning Worship, 11:00 SEVENTH DAYADVENTIST (706) 517-7495 a.m.; Children’s Church, 11:00 706-694-3955 CHURCH OF CHRIST CHRIST THE KING NON-DENOMINATIONAL Sunday School, 10:00 a.m.; a.m.; Sunday Evening, 6:00 Ed Pippin, Pastor LUTHERAN CHURCH p.m; Wednesday Evening, 7:00 Sunday School, 10:00 a.m.; CENTRAL DALTON SEVENTH DAY ■ Pianist Jim Hendricks, Sunday Morning Worship, 11:00 Dr.JohnP.Rossing, Pastor GOSPEL TABERNACLE ADVENTIST CHURCH a.m.; Sunday Evening Worship, p.m. Morning Worship, 11:00 a.m.; CHURCH OF CHRIST LucilleDr. Evening Worship, 6:00 p.m.; 623 S. Thornton Ave. “WhereVisitorsBecome Friends” professorofmusic at 6:00 p.m.; Wednesday Evening 515N.Tibbs Rd. Pastor George Witt 300 S. Tibbs Rd., Dalton, GA 30720 Wednesday Prayer Meeting, Phone: 706-278-3979 Worship, 7:00 p.m. McFARLAND HILL Dalton, GA 30720 Sunday School, 9:15 a.m.; Sunday School, 10:00 a.m.; 706-226-2166 Chicago State University, www.dewberrybaptistchurch.com 7:00 p.m., Wednesday Youth 706-278-8051 Church Service, 10:45 a.m.; www.daltonadventist.org BAPTIST CHURCH Church Ages through Teens Sunday Worship, 10:30 a.m.; Sabbath Morning: Sabbath will be in concert Sunday at 307Brickyard Road Minister, Ronnie Missildine For Schedule of Men’s, Sunday Night Service, 6:00 School,9:30a.m., Worship Everyone Welcome Involvement Minister, p.m.; Wednesday Bible Study, 6p.m. at Calhoun First 706-277-5521 Warm and Friendly Fellowship Women’s &Youth Groups call Service, 10:45 a.m.; Intercessory Pastor DavidEaton Ross Jordan the Church. 7:00 p.m. Prayer Monday 5:30 p.m.;Prayer United Methodist Church. Regina Johnston,AWANA Education Minister, “COME SHARE THE SPIRIT” Group,Tuesday 10:00 a.m.; Sign WELCOME HILL Language Class, Tuesday 6:00 Admission is free; alove WhereJesus is the Light Steve Griggs p.m.; Prayer Meeting, Wednesday DOGWOOD VALLEY and People areLoved BAPTIST CHURCH Youth Minister, METHODIST 7:00 p.m. offering will be received. BAPTIST CHURCH Sunday School, 9:45 a.m.; 2740 Chatsworth Road- Jonathan Tucker Learning Tree K-8 School Dalton Spanish Minister, LIGHTHOUSE FAMILY 706-278-2736 The church is at 205 E. Tunnel Hill Morning Worship, 11:00 a.m.; DAWNVILLE UNITED www.learningtreeschool.org Rev.Roy Gentry, Pastor Children’s Church, 11:00 a.m.; MichaelDeems,Pastor Orlando Reyes METHODIST CHURCH WORSHIP CENTER OF LifeTalk Radio 91.3 FM Line St. in Calhoun. For Sunday School, 10:00 a.m.; Evening Worship, 6:00 p.m.; Sunday Morning Sunday School, [email protected] 1409 DawnvilleRoadN.E. DALTON DALTON HISPANIC SEVENTH-DAY Morning Worship &Radio Time Wednesday Prayer Meeting and 10:00 a.m.; Morning Worship, www.ccocdalton.org Phone: 706-259-5342 (A Full Gospel Fellowship) ADVENTIST CHURCH more information,call (706) Sunday Morning Worship, 9:00 “WhereVisitorsBecome Friends” (WTTI), 11:00 a.m.; Evening Youth Activities, 7:00 p.m. 11:00 a.m.; Sunday Night Rev. John Merk, Pastor P.O. Box 3721 112 West Long Street, Dalton, GA 30720 403-4598. Worship, 6:00 p.m.; Wednesday Service, 6:00 p.m.; Wednesday a.m.; Sunday School, 10:10 Brian Boatwright, Located on Hwy.41N 706-275-0523 Prayer Service; 7:00 p.m., Youth Night Service, 7:00 p.m., a.m.; 2nd Worship Service, Music Director &Pianist across from Sabbath Morning: Sabbath Programs AWANA Wednesday Night, 7:00 11:10 a.m.; Hispanic Service, Cynthia Goforth, Pianist Hamilton Medical Center School,9:30a.m., Worship p.m. 12 Noon;Sunday School, 1:00 Service, 10:45 a.m.; Sabbath ■ The Liberty Home of Dogwood Christian Bruce Painter,Choir Director Rev.Mike King, Pastor Afternoon Youth Meeting 6:00 Academy&Dogwood Bible Camp p.m.; Communion Service ONLY, Sunday School Assembly, 9:45 Phone (706) 278-0059 p.m.; Prayer Meeting, Wednesday Missionary Society will MOUNTAIN RIDGE 6:00 p.m.; Wednesday Night BAPTIST CHURCH a.m.; Sunday School, 10:00 Sunday Morning, 10:00 a.m.; 7:30 p.m.; Sundown Meeting, feed the area hungry and dis- INDEPENDENTBAPTIST Service, 6:30 p.m.; Newsline, a.m.; Morning Worship Service, Tuesday Prayer Meeting, 6:00 Friday 7:30 p.m. 1401 M.L. King Blvd. 226-NEWS. p.m. La Que Buena Radio Dalton,GA30721 11:00 a.m.; Choir Practice, 5:30 101.9 FM Sunday 11:30 a.m. tribute free clothing today at 11TH AVENUE p.m.; Evening Worship Service, (706)278--0335 BAPTIST CHURCH HIGHLAND 9a.m. at the Dalton EASTSIDE Dr.J.D.Jones,Pastor 6:30 p.m. “Where Christ Makes the Difference” CHURCH OF CHRIST Community Center. BAPTIST CHURCH Sunday School, 10:00 a.m.; 901Chester St. FIRST UNITED 913E.Morris St. Worship Service, 11:00 a.m.; 2550 South Dalton Bypass/ P.O. Box 921 BarryGilreath, Jr., Minister METHODIST CHURCH The Center is on Fredrick Dalton, GA 30721 Bible Study, Tuesday 7:00 Sunday Bible Class, 9:30 a.m.; OF CHATSWORTH Jame A. Brownlee, Pastor p.m.; Bible Study, Wednesday Dalton, GA 30722 Street in Dalton. Formore (706) 278-7020 Worship, 10:30 a.m.; Evening Rev. Roger Vest, Pastor Danny Crawford, 9:00 a.m.; Youth Night and Worship, 5:00 p.m.; Wednesday Adam Tankersley information, call Liberty Music Director Dinner,6:00 p.m. Pastor Emeritus, Lloyd Guffey Bible Study, 7:00 p.m. Children &Youth Minister The Sunday School, 9:45 a.m.; [email protected] Baptist Church at (706) 226- Senior Pastor,Ronald Guffey WELCOME Ian Tankersley, Morning Worship, 10:55 a.m.; www.mountainridgebaptist.com Minister of Music 5535. Evening Worship, 6:00 p.m.; Associate Pastor, RobertBeavers HILLCREST P.O. Box 152 Wednesday Bible Study, 6:30 CHURCH OF CHRIST 706-695-3211 p.m. Youth Pastor,Eric Jenkins ■ Fairground Baptist NEW HOPE Minister of Music, 307Oak St., Tunnel Hill FAX706-695-7992 BAPTIST CHURCH Vernon Guffey Phone: 706-673-2234 &E-mail Address: Mike Lusk, Minister [email protected] Church Church will celebrate Pastor 900RoanSt.,Dalton Service Schedule Appreciation Day Sunday at 706-226-1093 Sunday Morning Broadcast, Sunday Bible Study, 10:00 Located at the corner of FIRST Church Office 9:30 a.m. (104.5 WYU); Sunday a.m.;Worship, 11:00 a.m.; Fourth and Cherokee Street 11 a.m. and 3p.m. in honor BAPTIST CHURCH 706-226-1151 School, 10:00 a.m.; Morning Evening Worship, 6:00 p.m.; Regular Sunday Schedule of Pastor Thomas A. and 311N.Thornton Ave. Pastor’s Study Worship, 10:45 a.m.; Evening Wednesday Bible Study, 7:30 Morning Worship, 9:00 a.m.; William (Bill) Wilson, Jr. 706-259-6255 Fax Worship, 6:00 p.m.; Wednesday p.m. Sunday School, 10:00 a.m.; First Lady Debra P. Hall’s Pastor www.newhopebaptistdalton.com Evening, 7:30 p.m., Saturday WELCOME Morning Worship, 10:55 a.m.; Directory second year of service. Phillip Cannon, Experience aNew Birth Prayer Meeting, 6:00 p.m; Kids Choir Practice, 5:30 p.m.; Pastoral Educator Enter into aNew Covenant for Christ (3 yrs-8th grade) SOUTH BYPASS Youth Fellowship, 6:00 p.m. The morning speaker will Larry Flanagan, Minister of ExploreNew Life and during Morning Worship Service; CHURCH OF CHRIST Thursday Activities Music/Senior Adults Enjoy New Hope Nurseryprovided for Sunday 2nd-5th Grade Bible Study be Minister Bobby Calhoun 1550 SouthBypass 3:00 pm. Derrell Grantham, Minister of Sunday School, 8:45 a.m.; Worship Services Masterlife Dalton,GA of Hopewell Baptist Church, Activities/Single Adults Sunday Worship Service, 10:00 Discipleship Training Wednesday Activities Accapella singing, prayer, Hand Bell Choir 4:00 p.m. Debra Haney, Church a.m.; Mid-Week Manna, 6:00 wwweleventhavenuebaptistchurch.com communion, and study from the is and the afternoon speaker Business Administrator p.m. *Sign language for hearing impaired Good News Choir available during Sunday service! Word of God. (K-5th Grade) 5:30 p.m. will be the Rev. Rodney Janice Kiehm, Minister of Rev.Kenneth F. Scaise, Pastor Sundays 9:30 a.m. &6:00 p.m. Children and Their Families Cherub Choir (3-5 yrs) Wednesdays 7:00 p.m. 5:30 p.m. Weaver of WesleyChapel Christian Byrd, FELLOWSHIP Minister Roger MacKenzie Minister to Youth/Students BAPTIST CHURCH Youth Fellowship United Methodist Church in for moreinformation (5th-12th Grade) 6:45 p.m Sunday: 8:30 a.m., Early OLIVIA 3323 Crider Road call 706-226-0819 Fairmount. Lunch will be Worship; 9:45 a.m., Sunday BAPTIST CHURCH RockyFace, GA Chancel Choir Sponsored served after the morning School; 10:55 a.m., Morning “Making aDifference” ChuckHarmon, Pastor (Adults) 7:00 p.m. Worship. 1811 Guy Street Sunday School, 9:45 a.m.; service. Dalton, GA 30720 CHURCH OF GOD DALTON FIRST UNITED Please call 706-278-2911 for Sunday Worship, 11:00 a.m.; METHODIST CHURCH The church is at 1700 information on other services or (706) 278-3507 AWANA and Adult Service, 6:00 visitour website at: www.oliviabaptistchurch.com CEDAR VALLEY 500S.ThorntonAve. p.m.; Wednesday Prayer Meeting, 706-278-8494 Waring Road in Dalton. www.firstbaptistdalton.com Bruce Beach, Pastor 7:00 p.m. CHURCH OF GOD Sunday School, 10:00 a.m.; (A Church that Cares) 706-226-4000 Ext. 2129 by Everyone is Invited to Attend Morning Worship, 11:00 a.m.; 2244 Cleveland Hwy. 706-279-2629 FAX ■ Fellowship Baptist Evening Worship, 6:00 p.m.; 706-258-8115 Dr.Joe Peabody, Wednesday Worship, 7:00 p.m. TILTON Senior Pastor Church will celebrate God GOOD HOPE BAPTIST CHURCH Dalton Rev.Clayton Brown, Pastor Rev.Billy Beard, BAPTISTCHURCH 808Tilton Church Rd., SE Associate Minister and Country Day Sunday. 2519 Lake Francis Road Dalton Dalton, GA 30721 Sunday School, 10:00 a.m.; Peter Infanger, The church is at 3323 Dalton, GA Pastor RickyKisor Choir Master/Organist These Rev.Stacy Hensley, Pastor Sunday School, 10:00 a.m.; Morning Worship, 11:00 a.m.; POPLAR SPRINGS Sunday Evening, 6:00 p.m.; Jan Byrum, Director of Crider Road in RockyFace. Bro. Bruce Phillips, Preaching, 11:00 a.m.; Sunday Children’s Ministries Minister of Music BAPTIST CHURCH Wednesday, 7:30 p.m.; Family 897PoplarSprings Road Night, 6:00 p.m.; Wednesday Susie Brown, Director of ■ Women of Destinywill Sunday School, 10:00 a.m.; Night, 7:30 p.m. Training Hour,Radio Time, Dalton,GA30720 10:15 a.m., Monday-Friday, Recreational & Morning Worship, 10:50 a.m.; LeisureMinistries conclude aladies conference, Sunday School Extension Class; 706-259-8727 WTTI 1530; TV,Cable10or Bill Gardner,Pastor WESTSIDE Reg. Channel 43, Sunday 8:00 Lindsay Laney, Director of “RenewalofFresh Oil,” Adult Choir Practice, Sunday BAPTIST CHURCH Youth Ministries Participating Sunday Services -Bible a.m.-9:00 a.m. 5:30 p.m; Prayer Rooms 6:10 Weekly Worship today at 10 a.m. at True p.m.;SundayEvening Service, Classes, 10:00 a.m.; Morning 469Lafayette Rd. Worship, 11:00 a.m.; Evening Rocky Face, GA 30740 THE CHURCH OF GOD OF Sunday, 8:30 a.m. &11:00 Gospel Pentecostal 6:30 p.m; Alternate Tuesdays a.m. Sanctuary; 11:00a.m. “CareNights” 7:00 p.m.; Worship, 6:00 p.m.; Sunday Phone: 706-673-6393 THE NEW TESTAMENT Night Youth Service, 6:00 p.m; Pastor,Bro.Rick Edwards remiX (Famber Hall); TV:WDNN Church. Wednesday Night Prayer Service 135RichardsonDrive (Cable Channel 10), Sunday 7:00 p.m.; Children &Youth Wednesday Services -Bible Sunday School, 10:00 a.m.; Herman &MaryLedbetter, The speaker will be Study, 7:00 p.m.; AWANA, 7:00 Sunday Worship, 11:00 a.m. & 10:00 a.m. and 8:00 p.m. Meeting, 7:00 p.m.; GA’s, Lad, Pastors Study and Fellowship Churches Gloria Gainor of Lighthouse Mission Friends 7:30 p.m. p.m.; Youth Service, 7:00 p.m.; 6:00p.m.; Wednesday: Awana Sunday Worship, 10:00 a.m.; Other Activities -Fifth Sunday @7:00p.m., Prayer Service& Sunday School, 9:45 a.m.; Evangelistical Church in EVERYONE WELCOME! Evening Service, 6:00 p.m.; UMYF Supper &Fellowship, 1879-2007 Services; Youth Sunday, 11:00 Youth @7:30 p.m. Thursday, 7:00 p.m. www.westsidebaptistrockyface.com 6:00 p.m.; Cartersville. a.m.; Praise Service, 6:00 p.m. www.daltonfumc.com The church is at 109 Henderson St. in Dalton. The public is invited. Be Strong It The FAITH and Regular in ATTENDANCE at your FAVORITE CHURCH The Daily Citizen Saturday, June 27, 2009 9A CHURCH ■ Community Fellowship Church of Ministries and Lady Dana Thomas will host their annu- al Daughters of Deborah women’sconference today at Attend Church Regularly 8a.m. Overseer Audra Watkisn of Emmanuel Church International in Decatur, Ala., and Pastor Faith Dennis ...and read your Bible Daily of Newand Living Way Bible Church in Rome will be the guest speakers. There is no registration fee. The church is at 409 N. Fredrick St. in Dalton. For LANGFORD MAYTAG more information,call (706) APPLIANCE, INC. 278-3204. Larry Langford &Employees ■ Tilton Baptist Church AAllmmoosstt Sales •Service •Parts will celebrate homecoming 319 N. Glenwood Ave. Sunday at 10:30 a.m. with special music by Redeemed. Dalton, GA 30721 Lunch will be served after 706-278-6399 the service. There will be no evening service. DDooeessnn’’tt CCoouunntt The church is on Tilton Church Road in Dalton. Pastor RickyKisor wel- LEGACY OF DALTON comes everyone. APARTMENT HOMES 2111 Club Dr. ■ BethelA.M.E. Church 706-226-3012 will celebrate homecoming Sunday at 11:30 a.m. with “A Refreshing Change of Place” the Rev. Kenneth Scaife of NewHope Baptist Church in Dalton as guest speaker. Revivalwill be held June LOVE FUNERAL HOME 29 to July 1at7p.m. with the Rev. Reginald McDaniels of Charles &Judy Love Joyce Friendship Baptist Church in and Employees Calhoun as guest evangelist. Family Owned &Operated The theme is “A Holy Ghost Since 1935 Takeover.” The church is at 620 N. Thornton Ave. Spring St. in Dalton. For Across from HMC more information, call (706) 706-278-3313 226-2714. VACATION nthe gameofgolf, almostdoesn’t count. Neither does MURRAYMIX CONCRETE BIBLE SCHOOLS Concrete &Concrete Products almost count when we speak of our relationship with God. P.O. Box 740 The following vacation IThis relationship needs to be personal, trusting, and Chatsworth, GA Bible schools have been 706-695-2599 announced: ■ Riverbend Baptist fulfilling…not almost but total. Church — Today at 10 a.m. NORTHGEORGIA TOYOTA The theme is “Making the Yes, we have amuch better chance at winning at the game of Right Choice.”Classes are 1502 East Walnut Ave. available for all ages. The life when we connect with the Source of all life’s blessings. As 706-278-1322 church is on Riverbend Road www.northgeorgiatoyota.com in Dalton. Formore informa- we worship each week let us be totallypersuaded to fill our lives tion, call (706) 847-4840. ■ Still Waters Baptist with the will of our Heavenly Father. “May the God of Hope fill Church — Today from 10:30 a.m. to 3p.m. Classes you with all joy and peaceasyou trust in him.” (Romans 15:13) PRECISION CHEMICAL are available for ages 4to12. &PAPER SUPPLY The church is on Cleveland istockphoto.com/SDbT

© Daymon Duckett Highway in Varnell. ■ Pine Grove Baptist Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday 101 Bryan Ave. Church — June 28 to July 2 Ephesians Ephesians John John John John Ezekiel Dalton, GA from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. The 706-226-8795 theme is “Boomerang 5.3-33 6.1-24 14.1-31 15.1-17 15.18–16.4a 16.4b-33 2.1 –3.11 Express.”Classes are avail- able for all ages. The church Scriptures Selected by The American Bible Society is on Airport Road in Dalton. Copyright 2009, Keister-Williams NewspaperServices, P. O. Box 8187, Charlottesville, VA 22906, www.kwnews.com ■ Springs Baptist PROFESSIONAL Church — July 6-10 from 7 PHARMACY to 9p.m. The theme is B&JMACHINERY CHELSEA’SONTHORNTON CUB CADET FIRST NATIONAL BANK 1110Burleyson Road “SonRock Kids Camp” POWER EQUIPMENT OF CHATSWORTH Classes available for all ages. Jake Cobble & and BISHOP GARDENS 706-278-2490 The church is at 897 Poplar GordonLeonard Open Mon.-Fri. 10am-3pm HarveyRedwine Main Office: Springs Road in Dalton. For &Employees 701 N. 3rd Ave. 122York Street Lunch 11am-2pm REGENCY PARK more information,call (706) 706-259-4841 501 S. ThorntonAve. Full Line of Lawn ChatsworthOffice: 259-8727. 706-277-CUPA(2872) &Garden Tractors, 706-695-9646 NURSING &REHABILITATION ■ First Christian Dalton Office: 1212 Broadrick Drive Church — July 6-10 from 7 THE BAILEY COMPANY Riding Mowers, to 9p.m. The theme is CITY FLORIST Push Mowers &Tillers 706-277-9646 Dalton, Georgia 30720 2903 So. Dixie Hwy. 706-270-8008 “Studio Go Game Show.” Dalton, GA 30722 Mickey Sanford 415 S. Spencer St. Tunnel Hill Office: Classes are available from Florist &GiftShop 706-226-3126 706-673-9646 ages 3years through eighth 1203 CL Moss PkyNW grade. The church is at 1506 Calhoun,GA30701 429 North Third Ave. Dug Gap Road in Dalton. 706-277-2720 Chatsworth, GA SOUTHEASTERN Formore information, call 706-629-6633 706-695-4414 DALTON DEPOT GREENSPOT COMMUNICATIONS (706) 271-8405. RESTAURANT &TRACKSIDE CAFE SUPERMARKET SERVICES, INC. ■ Gobbler’sKnob Casual Dining 309 W. EmorySt. Church of God — July 11 BEN’SEmployees ALUMINUM of COHUTTAWARPERS 3849 Cleveland Hwy. from 9a.m. to 3p.m. Classes Machine and Fabrication House Specialties 706-278-3327 BASIRECYCLINGCREADY MIX 110Depot St. 706-694-3900 are available for ages 5to17. We515Buy Bro Aluckminum Dr., NW Cans, 674 Duvall Road The church is on Barnard Chatsworth, GA 706-226-3160 Road in Cohutta. Formore 706-259-8533Brass, Copper, information, call Brenda at Stainless Steel,Aluminum, 706-694-4148 HAMPTON INN 706-695-6925 1000 Market St. WILSON SOUTHLAND (706) 694-3640. BEN’SARadiatorsLUMINUM DALTON SHEET METAL ■ Learning Tree 610 Hill Rd. 706-226-4333 INS. AGENCY,INC. Elementary — July 13-17 RECYCLING Management &Employees “God Bless America” 706-226-6140 COLDWELL BANKER Joe Wilson &Staff from 6to8p.m. The theme is We Buy Aluminum Cans, KINARD REALTY 1521 E. Walnut “Crocodile Dock.”The 913 E. Walnut Ave. school is at 300 S. Tibbs Brass, Copper, 704 S. Thornton Ave. 706-278-1656 BIGStaiBCnlessLEANERSSteel, 706-278-0549 Road in Dalton. To register, Dalton, GA 30720 THE JEWELRY call Phil at (706) 226-2166 Alu101minum,1Abutm Radiatorsent Rd. EXCHANGE 706-226-2748 706-226-5182 Monday through Friday from 610 Hill Rd. DEMPSEY AUCTION Robert E. Reeves &Staff 8a.m. to noon. 2079 Chattanooga Rd. 706-226-6140 COMPANY “WeSpecialize in ■ Good Hope Baptist 706-278-3016 COOPER CONSTRUCTION Church — July 19-24 from Robin &Terri Cooper Ray Dempsey &Lynn Dempsey Diamonds” BIG BCLEANERS 302 W. Third Street, Rome, GA 7to9p.m. The theme is BROOKER FORD Septic Tank Installation 1711E.Walnut Ave. “Paul’sJourneytoRome.” 1011Abutment Rd. 1-800-DEMPSEY Classes available for all ages. 925 Shugart Rd. Backhoe Services 706-226-2748 Land Clearing •Rock Hauling The church is at 2519 Lake 706-278-1151 Francis Road in Dalton. For 2079 Chattanooga Rd. 706-259-6048 DISCOVERYHOME more information,call (706) 706-278-3016 259-3719. COURTESY CHRYSLER, FURNISHINGS BROOKER FORD COURTESYPLYMOUTH, CHRYSLER, DODGE 105Murray Plaza 925 Shugart Rd. 2210PLYMOUTH,E. Walnut DODGEAve. Chatsworth, GA 706-278-1151 2210706-275-8022E. Walnut Ave. 706-695-9088 CALL TO 706-275-8022 SUBSCRIBE This FeatureIsPublished With The Hope That MorePeople Will Attend Church. TODAY! It Is Paid For By Firms 100% Interested In This Community. 217-6397 10A Saturday, June 27, 2009 THE DAILY CITIZEN OBITUARIES

• Kittie Mae Russell, Dawnville and Betty Long of Dawnville community Savannah; several nieces and nephews. Obituarynotices are The funeral is today at 2 posted online at p.m. at Little Prospect www.daltondailycitizen.com Baptist Church with the Rev. JohnnyPayne and the Rev. Willie Ollis officiating. Kittie Mae Russell Burial will be in Whitfield Memorial Gardens.Awhite Kittie Mae Russell, 75, of dove release ceremonywill the Dawnville community, conclude the service. passed away Thursday,June The family received 25, 2009, at Hamilton friends at the Pleasant Grove Medical Center. Chapel of Julian Peeples She waspreceded in Funeral Home Friday. death by her parents, Dennis Flowers will be accepted or and Mary Long and abroth- donations may be made to er,John Henry Long. the Little Prospect Baptist She wasamember of Church building fund. Little Prospect Baptist Messages of comfort may Church. be sent and the guest book She is survivedbyher signed at www.julian- loving husband of 50 years, peeples.com. Fred Russell of the resi- Funeral arrangements are dence; twosisters and a by Julian Peeples Funeral brother-in-law, Vivian Long Home, Pleasant Grove and Sybil and Bob Bradley, CONTRIBUTED PHOTOS Chapel, Dalton. Formore all of Dawnville; abrother information, call (706) 259- Kindergarten winner Julia Long. Sixth-grade winner Megan Bowen. and sisters-in-law, Duane 7455. and Marilyn Long of www.legacy.com

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Celebrate our coun- 5p.m. volunteers will try’s233rd birthdayand return at 3p.m. the next honor 721 individuals day to takethem down. who have helped to main- Families are welcome, tain our freedom by help- as alot of “regulars” will ing to post the Avenue of be out of town so volun- Flags at 7a.m. next teers are needed. Saturday,July 4, and Formore information retrieving them at 5p.m. call Marsha Whitener at If it is raining at 7a.m. (706) 217-9385 or Jim the flags will not be post- Chamblee at (706) 278- ed. If the flags are wet at 3559.

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BY LARRY FLEMING [email protected] Josh Stanley, Murray County High School’sdistance star,is always on the run. During the school year,Stanley — he’ll be asenior this year — will routinely run 30 to 50 fast-paced miles per week to fine-tune his body for the cross country and track seasons. In an offseason that covers most of the summer,Stanleywill decrease the mileage butstill run five or six days aweek, all the while keeping an eyeonthe siz- zling heat that can dominate the South’sweather for weeks on end. “I didn’treally run alot last week because it wassohot,”said Stanley, The Daily Citizen’s2008 All-Area Cross Country Male Runner of the Year and atwo-time All-Area Spring Team selection for his track and field performances. “There were days Iwanted to run butitrained and stormed. But wheneverit’sashot as it has been, Inormally run at 8:30 and 9atnight to get away from the heat. It’sway too hot to run in the afternoon.” The 17-year-old Stanley, who begantraining with the Indians’ MATT HAMILTON/The Daily Citizen varsity cross country and track and Whitfield National West coachStacyOgle picks up her field teams when he wasinthe daughter,BrittanyOgle,and spins her around after she hit a eighth grade, throws in swimming home run against Dalton on FridayatEdwards Park. and bikeriding as cross-training to MATT HAMILTON/The Daily Citizen Whitfield NW beat Dalton’sall-star squad, 15-2, in the Dixie go with the running routine that has Josh Stanley, who will be asenior at MurrayCounty High this Darling 8U girls District 4softball tournament. For more on year,isstill afamiliar sight running around Chatsworththis the event and the 10U tourney, see page 2B. For more pho- summer.But youmight spot him biking with afriend or going tos, please visit thedailycitizen.zenfolio.com. ➣ Please see MIX, 2B foraswim at the pool in an efforttospice up his training.

AUTO RACING: NASCAR SPRINT CUP PRO BASEBALL: JOHN SMOLTZ Former Brave is Jimmie Johnson wants more on familiar turf from himself and his team in the second BY PAUL NEWBERRY INSIDE SPORTS half of the Associated Press Writer NASCAR ATLANTA — John Smoltz jBraves fall to Boston, 2B Sprint Cup woke up in his ownbed, made jPerry’sstill the leader, 3B season. But pancakes for the kids, took adip jWin vs. Brazil would be huge, 4B the three-time in the pool, then headed to the champion ballpark. before the game. “I wish them well believes those That’swhere things got alittle — except for these three games.” miscues can strange. Smoltz got achance to catch be corrected. “I can’thelp butthink about all up with old friends when the the times Idrove in here, walked Bravesplayed aseries in Boston AP PHOTO through that tunnel and made a last weekend. And he didn’thave quick right,”hesaid. “This time, I to pitch against his former team, had to go by it.” having made his first big league Johnson’sexpectations high Instead of going to Atlanta’s start in more than ayear the previ- home clubhouse, as he had done for ous night at Washington. the past twodecades, Smoltz kept Still, there wasplenty of nos- on walking to the visiting side. He talgia as Smoltz returned to the as run for Chase approaches nowplays for the Boston Red Sox, city where he had so manybril- who opened athree-game series liant seasons, where he expected against the BravesonFriday. to spend his entire career until a BY MIKE HARRIS Pit stops were one of the areas third in the points heading into “I washonored to wear that other uniform as long as Idid,”the Associated Press Writer he cited in lamenting missed oppor- Sunday’sLenox Industrial Tools ➣ Please see TURF, 2B LOUDON, N.H. — Jimmie tunities. 301, butdidn’tabsolvehimself 42-year-old right-hander said Johnson hasn’thit his stride — yet. “AtMichigan we were leading from making someuncharacteristic Despite getting offtoasolid start the race and ran out of gas(and fin- mistakes. in his quest for arecord fourth ished 22nd),”hesaid. “Likelastweek, Igot nailed for straight NASCAR Sprint Cup “AtPocono we were in really speeding on pit road(at Sonoma),” championship, things haven’tgone good position there (and finished he said. “I’ve made plenty of mis- John Smoltz exactly the wayJohnson would like. seventh). Ilook at Phoenix, where takes likethat this year.I’ve is backin “I’m real happywith the speed Mark (Martin) wonearlier in the crashed acouple of cars that I Atlanta this in the cars,”the driverofthe No. 48 year,and we had some issues we shouldn’thave.” weekend, but Hendrick Motorsports Chevrolet overcame there and we were the So whyall the slip-ups from a he’swearing a said Friday at NewHampshire fastest car,but didn’tpull it off(fin- driverlikeJohnson, who tied Cale Boston Red Motor Speedway.“But, unlike ishing fourth). We lost that race Soxuniform. other years, we’ve made more mis- because of mistakes we made.” ➣ Please see CHASE, 3B takes as ateam.” Johnson has twowins and is AP PHOTO

TENNIS Federer loses set, but builds momentum at Wimbledon

BY HOWARD FENDRICH is 43-1 at the All England Club, performanceofthe week. And now, said. “I liketogotothe city.Idon’t career Grand Slam and tie Pete Associated Press Writer dropping atotal of 11 sets along the because Wimbledon is the only do it that often.” Sampras’ record of 14 majortitles. WIMBLEDON, England — Lo way. Grand Slam tournament that rests So he’ll head out to anice dinner Federer is trying to break that and behold, Roger Federer actually Here’sthe part that’sinteresting on the middle Sunday, Federer gets in London with his pregnant wife, mark by collecting No. 15 overall lost aset at Wimbledon on Friday. — and perhaps intimidating to afull weekend for alittle R-’n’-R. then get back to work Monday,fac- with asixth Wimbledon champi- Not amatch, mind you, just a future foes: Federer called his 6-3, “It’snice to have Saturday, ing afamiliar opponent: Robin onship this fortnight, while the set, which in and of itself counts as 6-2, 6-7 (5), 6-1 victory over27th- Sunday off. It’snice get offall the Soderling, the man Federer beat in news. Dating to the start of the ranked Philipp Kohlschreiber of pressure for aday or so before you straight sets in the French Open ➣ Please see TENNIS, 4B 2003 tournament, after all, Federer Germanyinthe third round his best get sucked into it again,”Federer final this month to complete a

WWW.DALTONDAILYCITIZEN.COM 2B Saturday, June 27, 2009 THE DAILY CITIZEN PRO BASEBALL: ATLANTABRAVES SCOREBOARD YOUTH SPORTS

Detroit 6, Chicago Cubs 5 UAB. All-stars Beckettsharp in TELEVISION N.Y.Mets 3, St. Louis 2 55. Portland (from Denver), PatrickMills,g,St. Houston 5, Kansas City 4 Mary’s, Calif. Chicago White Sox6,L.A. Dodgers 5, 13 innings 56. Dallas (from Portland), Ahmad Nivins,f,Saint On Today Minnesota 6, Milwaukee 4 Josephs. AUTO RACING Seattle 9, San Diego 3 57. Phoenix (from Orlando through Oklahoma active at Red Sox victory 9a.m. Washington 9, Boston 3 City), Emir Preldzic,f,Fenerbahce Ulker (Bosnia SPEED — NASCAR,SprintCup,practice for Pittsburgh 3, Cleveland 2 and Herzegovina). LenoxIndustrial Tools 301, at Loudon, N.H. Cincinnati 7, Toronto 5 58. Boston, Lester Hudson, g, Tennessee-Martin. 10 a.m. Tampa Bay10, Philadelphia 4 59. L.A. Lakers,Chinemelu Elonu, F, Texas A&M. Edwards THE ASSOCIATED PRESS SPEED — NASCAR, Nationwide Series,pole Florida 11, Baltimore 3 60. Miami (from Cleveland), RobertDozier,f, qualifying forCamping WorldRVSales 200, at N.Y.Yankees 11, Atlanta 7 Memphis. ATLANTA — Josh Loudon, N.H. Texas 9, Arizona 8, 12 innings Beckett threwseven more 11:30 a.m. Friday’sScores SUBMITTED BY WCRD scoreless innings against SPEED — NASCAR, Sprint Cup,“HappyHour Chicago Cubs 5, Chicago White Sox4 Series,” final practice forLenoxIndustrial Tools Cleveland 9, Cincinnati 2 The Whitfield County the Bravesand David Ortiz 301, at Loudon, N.H. Pittsburgh 5, Kansas City 3 homered, leading the first- 2p.m. Baltimore 11, Washington 1 AUTO RACING Parks &Recreation SPEED — NASCAR, Tr uckSeries,pole qualifying Toronto 6, Philadelphia 1 Departmentbegan its place Boston Red Sox past forMemphisTravel.com 200, at Memphis,Tenn. N.Y.Yankees 9, N.Y.Mets 1 NASCAR Sprint Cup slumping Atlanta 4-1 on 3p.m. Boston 4, Atlanta 1 Dixie Softball District 4 ABC — NASCAR, Nationwide Series,Camping Tampa Bay7,Florida 3 LenoxIndustrial Tools 301 Lineup Tournaments, which are Friday night. WorldRVSales 200, at Loudon, N.H. Texas 12, San Diego 2 At NewHampshire Motor Speedway, Beckett (9-3) has faced 6p.m. Milwaukee 5, San Francisco 1 Loudon, N.H., Sunday being held at Edwards SPEED — NASCAR, Tr uckSeries, Minnesota 3, St. Louis 1 Lap length: 1.058 miles Park, with four games on the Bravestwice in the past MemphisTravel.com 200, at Memphis,Tenn. Detroit at Houston, late Car number in parentheses sevendays — and still has- 8p.m. L.A. Angels at Arizona, late 1. (14) Tony Stewart,Chevrolet, Owner Points. Thursday. ESPN2 — NHRA, qualifying forSummit Racing Colorado at Oakland, late 2. (24) Jeff Gordon, Chevrolet, Owner Points. Thursday’sscores and n’tgiven up arun. He threw Equipment Nationals,atNorwalk, Ohio (same-day Seattle at L.A. Dodgers,late 3. (48) Jimmie Johnson, Chevrolet, Owner Points. afive-hit, no-walk shutout tape) Today’sGames 4. (2) Kurt Busch, Dodge,Owner Points. highlights included: VERSUS — IRL, SunTrust Indy Challenge,at Philadelphia (Happ 4-0) at Toronto (Mills 0-0), 1:07 5. (99) CarlEdwards,Ford, Owner Points. at Fenway Park last week- AP PHOTO Richmond, Va. p.m. 6. (39) Ryan Newman, Chevrolet, Owner Points. end. This time, he allowed Dustin Pedroia scores BOXING Minnesota (Slowey10-2) at St. Louis (Wellemeyer 7. (11) DennyHamlin, Toyota, Owner Points. Dixie Darlings 10 p.m. 6-7), 1:10 p.m. 8. (16) Greg Biffle,Ford, Owner Points. six hits, struck out six and forBoston on asacrifice HBO — Victor Ortiz (24-1-1) vs.Marcos Rene Boston (Wakefield 9-3) at Atlanta (J.Vazquez 5-6), 9. (18) Kyle Busch, Toyota, Owner Points. didn’twalk anyone before Maidana (25-1-0), forinterim WBA junior welter- 4:10 p.m. 10. (17) Matt Kenseth, Ford, Owner Points. 8U girls flyasBraves catcher weight title,atLos Angeles Chicago Cubs (Dempster 4-5) at Chicago White 11. (5) MarkMartin, Chevrolet, Owner Points. turning it overtothe David Ross steps away. EXTREME SPORTS Sox(Buehrle 7-2), 4:10 p.m. 12. (42) Juan PabloMontoya,Chevrolet, Owner • Whitfield National bullpen. 2p.m. L.A. Angels (Lackey 2-3) at Arizona (D.Davis 3-8), Points. West 16, Whitfield NBC — DewTour,Nike6.0 BMX Open, at Chicago 4:10 p.m. 13. (9) KaseyKahne,Dodge,Owner Points. American 2. Ortiz continued to show Francoeur struck out,David GOLF Cincinnati (H.Bailey0-0) at Cleveland (Ohka 0-1), 14. (00) David Reutimann, Toyota, Owner Points. signs of bouncing back Ross flied to right and 9:30 a.m. 7:05 p.m. 15. (31) Jeff Burton, Chevrolet, Owner Points. • Dalton 10, Whitfield TGC — European PGA Tour,BMW International Detroit (Figaro 1-0) at Houston (F.Paulino 1-4), 16. (33) Clint Bowyer,Chevrolet, Owner Points. National East 9. from his miserable start. Hernandezgrounded out. Open, third round, at Munich, Germany 7:05 p.m. 17. (83) Brian Vickers,Toyota, Owner Points. Big Papi is hitting .333 over 1p.m. Kansas City (Ponson 1-5) at Pittsburgh (Maholm 4- 18. (47) Marcos Ambrose,Toyota, Owner Points. Bravesstarter Jair 19. (26) Jamie McMurray,Ford, Owner Points. his last 17 games, with TGC — Champions Tour,Dick’sSporting Goods 4), 7:05 p.m. Jurrjens (5-6) allowed three Open, second round, at Endicott, N.Y. San Francisco (Zito 4-7) at Milwaukee (McClung 3- 20. (88) Dale Earnhardt Jr., Chevrolet, Owner Dixie Angels sevenhomers and 14 RBI. earned runs in eight innings 3p.m. 1), 7:05 p.m. Points. CBS — PGA Tour,Travelers Championship,third Washington (Martis 5-2) at Baltimore (Guthrie 5-7), 21. (07) CaseyMears,Chevrolet, Owner Points. The Red Sox have won butgot no offensive sup- round, at Cromwell, Conn. 7:05 p.m. 22. (1) Martin Tr uexJr.,Chevrolet, Owner Points. 10U girls 17 of 23 to strengthen their port, afamiliar theme for ESPN2 — LPGA, Wegmans LPGA, third round, at Florida (Volstad 5-7) at Tampa Bay(Niemann 6-4), 23. (19) Elliott Sadler,Dodge,Owner Points. • Whitfield American Pittsford, N.Y. 7:08 p.m. 24. (20) JoeyLogano,Toyota, Owner Points. hold on first in the AL East. the young pitcher from 6:30 p.m. N.Y.Yankees (A.Burnett 5-4) at N.Y.Mets (Redding 25. (29) Kevin Harvick, Chevrolet, Owner Points. 10, Whitfield National The Braves, on the other Curacao. He’s0-4 overhis TGC — Nationwide Tour,Players Cup,third round, 1-2), 7:10 p.m. 26. (77) Sam Hornish Jr., Dodge,Owner Points. West 0: (WA) Madison at Bridgeport, W.Va.(same-daytape) San Diego (Correia 4-5) at Texas (Holland 1-4), 27. (43) Reed Sorenson, Dodge,Owner Points. hand, lost their third straight last five starts, his team- MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL 8:05 p.m. 28. (96) Bobby Labonte,Ford, Owner Points. Pearson WP 9Ks, Lily and 11th in the last 16. They mates providing only nine 4p.m. Colorado (De La Rosa 3-7) at Oakland (Cahill 5-5), 29. (55) Michael Waltrip,Toyota, Owner Points. Johnson 2-2 HR, Rylee have wononly one series in FOX — Regional coverage,Boston at Atlanta, 9:05 p.m. 30. (44) AJ Allmendinger,Dodge,Owner Points. runs during that span. Chicago Cubs at Chicago White Sox, or L.A. Seattle (F.Hernandez 7-3) at L.A. Dodgers (Milton 31. (6) David Ragan, Ford, Owner Points. Maret 2-3. the past month and will Ortiz brokeupascore- Angels at Arizona 2-0), 10:10 p.m. 32. (12) David Stremme,Dodge,Owner Points. • Whitfield National have to win twostraight MOTORSPORTS 33. (98) Paul Menard, Ford, Owner Points. less duel in the fifth, lead- 11 p.m. 34. (7) Robby Gordon, Toyota, Owner Points. East 11, Dalton 1: (WNE) against Boston to avoid los- ing offwith adrive into the SPEED — AMA Pro Motocross 450, at Lakewood, 35. (34) John Andretti, Chevrolet, Owner Points. Madison Gowin WP 5Ks. ing another this weekend. right-field seats for his Colo. 36. (09) Brad Keselowski, Chevrolet, Owner TENNIS Winner. Atlanta didn’tdoany- eighth homer of the season 8a.m. TENNIS 37. (82) Scott Speed, Toyota, Attempts. ■ Friday’stourney thingagainst Beckett, who and 297th of his career. ESPN2 — Wimbledon Championships,early 38. (71) David Gilliland, Chevrolet, Attempts. scores: round, at London Wimbledon 39. (87) Joe Nemechek, Toyota, Attempts. allowed only one runner Compounding Jurrjens’ 3p.m. 40. (66) Dave Blaney, Toyota, Attempts. past second base. Diory woes: He wastwice called NBC — Wimbledon Championships,early round, Friday’sResults 41. (36) PatrickCarpentier,Toyota, Attempts. at London (liveand same-daytape) At The All England 42. (37) Tony Raines,Chevrolet, Attempts. Dixie Darlings Hernandez led offthe third for balks, both of which TRACK AND FIELD Lawn Tennis &Croquet Club 43. (78) Regan Smith, Chevrolet, Attempts. with adouble and movedup contributed to Boston runs. 7:30 p.m. Wimbledon, England Failed to Qualify ESPN — U.S. Outdoor Championships,atEugene, Purse: $20.5 million (Grand Slam) 44. (51) Dexter Bean, Dodge. 8U girls on aforceout butwas The crowd of 48,418 — Ore. Surface: Grass-Outdoor 45. (27) TedChristopher,Toyota. • Whitfield National manyofthem chanting Singles-ThirdRound stranded when Chipper Men West 1, Dalton 0. Jones took acalled third “Let’sgoRed Sox!” — was Robin Soderling (13), Sweden, def.Nicolas • Whitfield National Atlanta’ssecond sellout in a Almagro,Spain, 7-6 (7), 6-4, 6-4. strike. Roger Federer (2), Switzerland, def.Philipp East 4, Whitfield The Bravesstarted the rowand fourth straight TRANSACTIONS Kohlschreiber (27), Germany, 6-3, 6-2, 6-7 (5), 6-1. GOLF American 1. fourthwithconsecutive sin- turnout above 40,000. The Fernando Verdasco (7), Spain, def.Albert Montanes (32), Spain, 4-6, 6-1, 6-4, 7-6 (2). PGA gles by Garret Anderson and Braveshad not managed a Friday’sMoves IvoKarlovic (22), Croatia, def.Jo-Wilfried Tsonga CaseyKotchman. Theydid- crowd that large since sell- BASEBALL (9), France,7-6 (5), 6-7 (5), 7-5, 7-6 (5). TravelersChampionship Dixie Angels MLB—Suspended Boston hitting coach Dave Dudi Sela, Israel, def.TommyRobredo (15), Spain, Friday’sPar Scores n’tget anyfarther — Jeff ing out their home opener. Magadan forone game and fined him an undis- 7-6 (8), 7-5, 2-6, 7-5. At TPC River Highlands closed amount forinappropriate actions during a NovakDjokovic (4), Serbia, def.Mardy Fish (28), Cromwell, Conn. 10U girls game on June 24 against Washington. United States,6-4, 6-4, 6-4. Purse: $6 million • Whitfield National National League TommyHaas (24), Germany, vs.Marin Cilic (11), Yardage: 6,837; Par70(35-35) CINCINNATI REDS—Traded OF Norris Hopper to Croatia, 7-5, 7-5, 1-6, 6-7 (3), 6-6, susp., darkness. Second Round West 15, Dalton 2. the White Soxfor CCorky Miller. Igor Andreev(29), Russia, leads Andreas Seppi, Brian Gay64-66 — 130 -10 • Whitfield National FLORIDAMARLINS — Named Jennifer Diliz direc- Italy,6-1, 7-6 (5), 4-6, 5-5, susp., darkness. KennyPerry61-68 — 129 -11 Turf: Back home Ryan Moore 66-65 — 131 -9 East 15, Whitfield tor of foundation development. Women NEW YORK METS—Assigned INF Wilson Valdez Virginie Razzano (26), France,def.VeraZvonareva Aaron Watkins 65-67 — 132 -8 American 2. outright to Buffalo (IL). (7), Russia, walkover. Colt Knost 66-66 — 132 -8 ➣ Continued from page 1B first inning, butsettled BASKETBALL Serena Williams (2), United States,def.Roberta Chez Reavie 66-67 — 133 -7 down after that. He retired National Basketball Association Vinci, Italy,6-3, 6-4. Michael Allen 68-65 — 133 -7 UTAH JAZZ—Made aqualifying offer to FPaul Daniela Hantuchova,Slovakia, def.AiSugiyama, Kyle Stanley66-67 — 133 -7 rather acrimonious splitat the side in order in three of Millsap. Japan, 6-4, 6-3. Chris Riley67-67 — 134 -6 the next four innings and SOCCER Elena Dementieva (4), Russia, def.Regina Kevin Streelman 68-66 — 134 -6 SPORTS BRIEFS the end of last year. Major League Soccer Kulikova, Russia, 6-1, 6-2. MathewGoggin 65-69 — 134 -6 “This place will always be fanned the last three hitters NEW YORK RED BULL—Terminated the contract Nadia Petrova (10), Russia, def.Gisela Dulko, D.J. Trahan 66-68 — 134 -6 synonymous with me having he faced in the fifth. Most of MF Juan Pietravallo. Argentina, 6-3, 6-4. Bubba Watson 66-68 — 134 -6 Islanders surprise SEATTLE SOUNDERS—Signed GTerryBoss. Elena Vesnina, Russia, def.Dominika Cibulkova Jarrod Lyle 67-67 — 134 -6 some great moments,” important, his surgically (14), Slovakia, 7-5, 4-6, 6-4. Kris Blanks 68-66 — 134 -6 with No. 1choice Smoltz said. “Nothing can repaired shoulder felt fine Victoria Azarenka (8), Belarus,def.Sorana Cirstea MarkBrooks 67-68 — 135 -5 (28), Romania, 7-6 (2), 6-3. JerryKelly 65-70 — 135 -5 MONTREAL — The takethat away.” the day after. Francesca Schiavone,Italy,def.Marion Bartoli Scott Verplank 67-68 — 135 -5 Zach Johnson 67-68 — 135 -5 NewYork Islanderskept The only pitcher in base- “Man, Iwanted that (12), France,7-6 (5), 6-0. PRO BASEBALL Boo Weekley64-71 — 135 -5 everyone guessing,includ- ball history with 200 wins mulligan offthe first tee so Joe Durant 67-68 — 135 -5 and 150 savesisrelieved bad,”Smoltz, an avid MLB Glance JayWilliamson 67-68 — 135 -5 ing John Tavares himself, Bob Heintz 68-67 — 135 -5 right up until theymade that his first start since golfer,said with asmile. NATIONAL LEAGUE Aron Price 67-68 — 135 -5 “But it went well. Ifinished East Division PRO BASKETBALL Jason Gore 68-68 — 136 -4 the high-scoring center undergoing shoulder sur- WLPct GB in grand fashion. NowI’m Billy Mayfair 70-66 — 136 -4 the No. 1pick in the 2009 gery didn’tcome at Turner Philadelphia 37 34 .521 — NBADraft Y. E. Ya ng 65-71 — 136 -4 Field. The Red Sox gave ready to do well.” NewYork3735.514 1/2 Lucas Glover65-71 — 136 -4 NHL entry draft. Florida 38 37 .507 1 At NewYork, Thursday VijaySingh 66-70 — 136 -4 The Islanders chose him some extra time in the He insists that he’sover Atlanta 34 39 .466 4 Second Round Chad Campbell 67-69 — 136 -4 minors to rehab, setting up anyhard feelings toward Washington 21 50 .296 16 31. Sacramento,Jeff Pendergraph, f, Arizona Michael Letzig 70-66 — 136 -4 Tavares, an 18-year-old Central Division State. Webb Simpson 67-69 — 136 -4 junior star with the the schedulesohewould Braves’ management at the WLPct GB 32. Washington, Jermaine Taylor,g,UCF. Brendon de Jonge 70-66 — 136 -4 miss pitching against the wayithandled contract Milwaukee 39 34 .534 — 33. Portland (from L.A. Clippers), Dante GaryWoodland 69-67 — 136 -4 London Knights, with the St. Louis 40 35 .533 — Cunningham, f, Villanova. Chris Stroud 71-65 — 136 -4 first overall pick ahead of Bravesineither Boston or negotiations last winter, 34. Denver(from Oklahoma City), Sergio Llull, g, Chicago 35 35 .500 21/2 Kevin Sutherland 69-68 — 137 -3 6-foot-6, 220-pound Atlanta. declining to match Boston’s Cincinnati 35 37 .486 31/2 Real Madrid (Spain). D.A. Points 65-72 — 137 -3 Houston 33 37 .471 41/2 35. Detroit (from Minnesota), DaJuan Summers,f, Tim Petrovic 68-69 — 137 -3 Swedish defenseman “I would have lovedto offer,but conceded that he’s Georgetown. Pittsburgh 34 39 .466 5 James Driscoll 68-69 — 137 -3 Victor Hedman, the top- pitch out here for all the yet to speak with general West Division 36. Memphis,Sam Yo ung, f, Pittsburgh. Aaron Baddeley69-68 — 137 -3 WLPct GB 37. San Antonio (from Golden State through Ryuji Imada 70-67 — 137 -3 ranked European prospect. obvious reasons,”Smoltz manager Frank Wren or Los Angeles 47 26 .644 — Phoenix), DeJuan Blair,f,Pittsburgh. Vaughn Taylor 69-68 — 137 -3 said. “This is my favorite team president John San Francisco 39 33 .542 71/2 38. Portland (from NewYorkthrough Chicago), Jon The Tampa Bay Colorado 37 35 .514 91/2 Brockman, f, Washington. Lightning took Hedman park to pitch in, period. I Schuerholz. San Diego 31 41 .431 15 1/2 39. Detroit (from Toronto), Jonas Jerebko, f, would have lovedthe oppor- Smoltz’sangriestpoint Arizona 30 43 .411 17 Sweden. and the Colorado ——— 40. Charlotte (from NewJerseythrough Oklahoma Avalanche followed with tunity.But Ijust didn’tthink came when it wastime to AMERICAN LEAGUE City), DerrickBrown, f, Xavier. AP SPORTLIGHT making the first start here go to spring training with East Division 41. Milwaukee,Jodie Meeks,g,Kentucky. forward Matt Duchene, WLPct GB 42. L.A. Lakers (from Charlotte), PatrickBeverley, the first three selections would have been asmart the Red Sox — and he had Boston 45 28 .616 — g, BC Dnipro (Ukraine). June 27 one. All the things that sur- to leave behind his Atlanta NewYork4132.562 4 43. Miami (from Indiana), Marcus Thornton, g, 1903 — Willie Anderson captures the U.S. Open going as expected. Toronto 41 34 .547 5 LSU. with atwo-strokevictoryoverDavid Brown in a The Philadelphia rounded my first start at home, a21-acre spread on a Tampa Bay4035.533 6 44. Detroit, Chase Budinger,f,Arizona. playoff. Washington would have golf course in the northern Baltimore 33 40 .452 12 45. Minnesota (from Philadelphia through Miami), 1914 — Jack Johnson wins a20-round referee’s Flyers made the biggest Central Division NickCalathes,g,Florida. decision over Frank Moran at the Velodrome trade of the night by been that much worse here.” suburbs. WLPct GB 46. Phoenix from (from Chicago through d’Hiver in Paris. As it was, Smoltz wasa “I satthere for31/2 Detroit 41 31 .569 — Cleveland), DannyGreen, f, North Carolina. 1950 — Chandler Harper wins the PGA champi- acquiring All-Star Minnesota 38 37 .507 41/2 47. Minnesota (from Miami), Henk Norel, f, DKV onship by beating HenryWilliams Jr., 4and 3inthe defenseman Chris Pronger little too pumped up for his hours on the porch, then it Chicago 35 38 .479 61/2 Joventut (Spain). final round. first start since the injury hit me,”heremembered. “I Kansas City 31 41 .431 10 48. Phoenix, Taylor Griffin, f, Oklahoma. 1959 — Mickey Wright beats Louise Suggs by two from Anaheim in amulti- Cleveland 31 44 .413 11 1/2 49. Atlanta, SergeyGladyr,g,Mykolaiv (Ukraine). strokes forher second straight U.S. Women’sOpen player trade. that effectively ended his started getting mad. Ididn’t West Division 50. Utah, Goran Suton, c, Michigan State. title. career in Atlantaand many think Iwould get to see it WLPct GB 51. San Antonio (from NewOrleans through 1971 — JoAnne Carner wins the U.S. Women’s felt would end his career for for the next sevenmonths. Texas 40 32 .556 — Toronto), Jack McClinton, g, Miami. Open with aseven-strokevictoryoverKathy Los Angeles 38 32 .543 1 52. Indiana (from Dallas), A.J.Price,g, Whitworth. Holdsclaw scores good. That place is pretty special Seattle 37 35 .514 3 Connecticut. 2004 — Jason Windsor pitches afive-hitter,Kurt big in Dream win He gave up four runs to to me. When Iretire, there Oakland 31 40 .437 81/2 53. San Antonio (from Houston), Nando De Colo, Suzuki’sRBI single caps athree-run seventh ——— g, Cholet Basket (France). inning and Cal State Fullerton wins the College the Nationals in the very won’tbetoo manytrips.” Thursday’sScores 54. Charlotte (from San Antonio), RobertVaden, g, WorldSeries with a3-2 victoryoverTexas. ATLANTA — Chamique Holdsclaw scored 28 points and Ericka DeSouza had a double-double to help the Mix: Will make best of final year of competition Atlanta Dream beat the Detroit Shock 96-86 ➣ Continued from page 1B Interestingly,Stanley the school’sfirst boys teamto missing astate meet berth by would likenothing more Friday night. doesn’tbelieve he’singreat qualify for the state cross one second. He wassixth in than to be highly successful The Dream (4-4) made him an easily recog- shape during the summer country meet. Stanley’stime the 800 at 2:07. During the in his senior season. snapped atwo-game los- nizable figure while running months, butashis senior of 16 minutes, 19.81 seconds season he turned in personal “I want to really enjoymy ing streak and matched aroute in and around year approaches he’ll pick — sevenseconds behind the bests in the 800 (2:01) and senior year,” Stanleysaid. their win total from last Chatsworth. up the training schedule and winner and runner-up — on a 1,600 (4:52). A10:17 in the “I’ll do cross country and season, when theyset a “I’ll go to the pool at least be more than ready for his 5-kilometer course washis 3,200 tied his school record. track. In the eighth grade I league record with 30 once aweek and bikewith final fling in cross country personal best. He capped the season ran a17:55 in crosscountry losses. my friend Haden Hooper, and track and field. He twice improvedhis with his second selection to and Iran a16:19.36 last year. “It’sabout me getting he’salso asenior at Murray “But the offseason pro- ownschool record on the The Daily Citizen’s All-Area I’m happywith that, butI’d into the flowand finding County High, on trails in gram is really important,”he grueling 5K course at Fort Spring Team. liketobeinthe 15-minute my shot,”Holdsclawsaid. Dalton,”Stanleysaid. said. “That’swhen you start Mountain, brokethe 17- He frequently competes range in my senior year.” “I felt better the more “Sometimes my dad, Robin, building your base. The minute barrier for the first in local road races and in Stanleysaid his prep minutes Igot and Iwas will ride with us butmost of more mileage you get during time and placed 14th in his May finished second in his career finale will be his last able to makesome key the time it’sjust me and the summer the better shape first trip to the state cross 15-19 age division with a5K highly competitive race. shots. But most of all, our Haden.” you’re in when the running country meet in Carrollton, time of 18:23 in the Bill “I’m just going to focus defense really stepped season begins.” running a17:11.36. Stanleysaid that swim- Gregory Healthcare Classic on academics in college,”he up.” Apparently,Stanleyhad a This past track season, ming and biking giveshim a in Dalton. said. “I don’tknowwhich Holdsclawshot 10-for- successful summer in 2008 Stanleycompeted in the 800-, break from the rigors of con- To perform at that level, school I’ll attend, butitwill 15 from the field for because he turned in his best 3,200- and 1,600-meter runs Stanleymust train year- be somewhere in Georgia. stant running, giving his legs Atlanta. DeSouza had 20 cross country performances of for the Indians, winning those round — and that takes disci- And I’m not sure what Iwant abreak of sorts. points and 13 rebounds “You use different mus- his prep career for the Indians, distances 10, sevenand two pline. to do as acareer.But I’ll and Nikki Teasleyhad 11 cles,”Stanleysaid. “And if leading them to asurprising times, respectively.Inthe He might not feel good, keep running to stay in you run every day you’ll just second-place finish in the Region 7-4A meet, he finished butheruns. The heat may be shape. It just won’tbeas assists. wear yourself out.” Region 7-4A meet to become third in the 3,200 in 10:22, stifling, butheruns. And he intense as it has been.” —The Associated Press THE DAILY CITIZEN Saturday, June 27, 2009 3B GOLF: ROUNDUP Atlanta gets another Evander DULUTH (AP) — The leagues before he will be Atlanta Thrashers chose ready. Storms can’t stop Perry’sdriver Evander Kane with the No. “I’ve worked hard the 4overall pick of the NHL last fewyears to get to this entry draft on Friday night. point,”Kane said. “I can’t Weather is KennyPerry Named by his father for see that being aroadblock waits to putt Atlanta-based boxer or anything.” trouble for on the seventh Evander Holyfield, the 18- Atlanta can use an adept hole at the year-old Kane intends to passer to pair with captain Travelers makethe Thrashers’ roster Ilya Kovalchuk, whose 296 three tours Championship out of training camp by goals since the Thrashers on Friday. adding more bulk to his 6- drafted him No. 1overall in Perryfinished foot-1, 180-pound frame. 2001 are most in the NHL. FROM STAFF,APREPORTS the round at But he disagrees with Kane scored 48 goals, CROMWELL, Conn. — 11-under par, some NHL scouts and tele- second-best in the WHL, KennyPerry followed up his though several vision analysts that he for the Vancouver Giants. opening 61 with a68Friday needs ayear in the minor He also had 48 assists. golfersdidn’t and held on to atwo-stroke lead when thunderstorms finish the halted the second round of round at all the Travelers Championship. due to rain. Perry,who tied the course record Thursday,said AP PHOTO he actually hit the ball better on Friday,but lost his touch liketokeep this feeling Bentonville Open at Lost a90tofinish at 255 in the with the putter.Hehad just through tomorrowand the Springs Golf and Athletic championship division’s three birdies despite hitting final round.” Club in Rogers, Ark. first flight. The champi- 16 greens. Play wasinterrupted by Hughes, aformer Dalton onship Aflight waswon by “What Ifelt wasthe right thunderstorms for nearly High and University of PeachtreeCity’sMariah speed wasalways short, and five hours, then called offat Alabama golfer who was Stackhouse, who shot a211 then when Itried to hit it, I 8:37 p.m. as darkness fell. making his professional (72-70-69) and wonathree- couldn’tstrokeit,”hesaid. In all, 71 players will com- debut, was148th in the 168- hole playoffagainst “I washitting the putt, then plete their second round this player field after two Valdosta’sDori Carter. Iwas blowing it right morning, including Tiger rounds. With atwo-day total Stackhouse, the 2008 through the break.” Woods’ niece, Cheyenne, of 6-overpar 148, Hughes Georgia State Golf He and the rest of the who wasbattling to make failed to makethe cut of the Association Player of the morning golfers played the cut. low60players and ties, Year in both the women’s through off-and-on showers ■ Four days after trudg- which stood at 139 strokes and girls division, wonthe that slowed already soft ing around rain-soaked for the event. Georgia High School greens. Bethpage Black to alast- ■ Dalton’sSandra Doyle Association’sClass 4A indi- Ryan Moore shot a65to place finish at the U.S. Open, and Chatsworth’sSue King vidual championship last move into second place and Fred Funk shot an 8-under each finished third in their month as afreshman for said conditions allowed him 64 on to gain atwo-shot lead respective flights at the 80th Atlanta’sRiverdale High AUTOMOTIVE to go for the pin all day. overJay Haas and Lonnie Georgia Women’sAmateur withatwo-strokevictory “That’swhat Iwas doing, Nielsen in the rain-delayed Championship this week at overGiambastiani, wasa North Georgia Toyota and that really doesn’thap- first round of the Dick’s Idle Hour Club in Macon. senior at Northwest www.northgeorgiatoyota.com pen very much,”hesaid. Sporting Goods Open. King — who plays out of Whitfield. The sun came out for the It wasFunk’sbest round Calhoun’sFields Ferry Golf In the forward division, BANKING afternoon, butsevere weath- on the Champions Tour Club — earned her place in Marcia Evans shot athird- er movedinjust before 4:30 since a63inthe 2008 sea- the third flight of the cham- round 89 and finished at 276 First Georgia Bank p.m. with 73 golfers still on son opener in Hawaii. pionship division at the in the fourth flight; in the www.firstgabnk.com the course. Play wasoffi- TomKite, D.A. 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There is your creative ideas if you share chances to plenty to look for- your thoughts with makethe con- ward to if you bide someone who has an tract rather than your time. Your interest in getting just one. numbers are 5, 9, involved. 3stars Consider 18, 24, 26, 31, 40 SCORPIO (Oct. this deal where ARIES (March 23-Nov. 21): You’ll South is in four 21-April 19): A be chastised if you hearts and West fewhours of prepa- neglect the people leads the club ration will make you love.Takea queen, taken by your upcoming break and spend a dummy’sace. week easier.Set little time nurturing Howshould your schedule so what you work so declarer contin- you can finish what Eugenia hard to protect. A ue? you start and ease Last short trip will take One possi- your stress. your mind offyour bility is to play the ace and another spade, hoping to find Networking or mix- worries and give you East with the king. If he has it, declarer becomes an over- ing business with pleasure greater incentive to finish whelming favorite to makethe contract. will pay off. 3stars something that can alter your But if West has the king, he would takeSouth’squeen TAURUS (April 20-May future. 4stars at trick three and shift to atrump. The defense would 20): Getting involved in activ- SAGITTARIUS (Nov. then presumably remove both of dummy’strumps, and ities that are conducive to 22-Dec. 21): An emotional declarer would ultimately go down one, losing two enhancing apersonal relation- issue will be raised. spades, adiamond and atrump. ship will help you establish Accommodate whoeveris Instead of subjecting himself to this possibility, your position and plans for unhappyorface ongoing declarer is better advised to lead the nine of spades from the future. Youstand to gain a dilemmas that will cause you dummy at trick tworather than the ace. If East has the lot if you are attentive and to miss out on things you king, the contract is virtually assured, while if West has understanding. 5stars want to do. There is no run- the king, an entirely different wayofmaking the contract GEMINI (May 21-June ning or hiding, so face your presents itself. 20): Stick to your plan, even responsibilities. 2stars In the latter case, East-West must play tworounds of if it means being the person CAPRICORN (Dec. 22- trumps to stop South from ruffing aspade in dummy.But who says no. Asecret that has Jan. 19): Entertain friends or the trouble with this defense is that it givesdeclarer an to do with your personal life makespecial plans for you opportunity to establish an extra diamond trick in must be kept. Asurprise party and the one you love.Any dummy. will be appreciated butwill home improvement projects Thus, in the actual case, after drawing athird round of alsohaveits drawbacks. 2 you want to start or discuss trumps, South next plays the ace and another diamond. stars will go well and should When West produces the nine, declarer plays dummy’s CANCER (June 21-July increase the value of your ten and later makes the contract when the diamonds 22): Assess the situation and property.You can put some- divide 3-3. makeyour move.You can one’smind at ease with a It is surely best for declarer to retain the spade ace in outsmart and outmaneuver legalcontract. 5stars dummy at trick tworather than relinquish spade control anyone who thinks theyhave AQUARIUS (Jan. 20- by playing the ace first. This givesSouth twoways to you pegged or backed into a Feb. 18): Uncertainty regard- makefour hearts instead of just one, and that’sthe edge corner.Your memory will ing relationships will be puz- declarer should always try to give himself. serveyou well when demands zling but, if you takethe time are made. Don’tback down. 4 to dissect the situation, you stars will see howyou can handle LEO (July 23-Aug.22): matters favorably.Your intel- CRYPTOQUIP Dump anyresponsibilities ligence will allowyou to out- that you can. It’snot up to you maneuver the people confus- to carry the brunt of aburden ing you. 3stars when othersshould be taking PISCES (Feb.19-March aturn. Don’tfall for the emo- 20): Don’tstop nowwhen tional tactics that someone you are so close to sealing a uses on you. 3stars deal that will equate to ahigh- VIRGO (Aug.23-Sept. er income or potential to 22): Youmay feel stifled by improve your lifestyle. Don’t someone who is trying to beat let your apprehension or you at your owngame. Don’t uncertainty hold you back. give in to anyemotional This time you must cast your manipulation. Focus on love, fate to the wind and go with your personal life and enjoy- the flow. 3stars

SOCCER: CONFEDERATIONS CUP Tennis: Serena 172-28 in Grand Slams

➣ Continued from page 1B 2002-03 Wimbledon cham- who defeated No. 28 Sorana Roger.I’veplayed him 10 pion waswaiting for an Cirstea; and No. 4Elena times, and after the match I 13th-seeded Soderling will escort. Dementieva faces unseeded neverfelt likeIplayed well. makehis debut in the round “I thought someone was Elena Vesnina, who beat No. But, Imean, it’snot because of 16 at the All England Club going to come get me,” 14 Dominika Cibulkova7-5, of me — Ithink it’sbecause after beating Nicolas Williams explained after 4-6, 6-4. Cibulkovatook a of him. He makes you play,” Almagro 7-6 (7), 6-4, 6-4. beating Vinci 6-3, 6-4 to step back after her career- said Soderling, 0-10 against Also moving into the improve to 172-28 in Grand best showing at the French Federer.“It’stough to play fourth round:Dudi Sela, who Slam play,an.860 winning Open, where she beat well against him, put it that beat No. 15 Tommy Robredo percentage that’sthe highest Sharapova en route to her way.” 7-6 (8), 7-5, 2-6, 7-5 and is among active women. “I was first major semifinal. Kohlschreiber sawthat the first Israeli man to make waiting and waiting. Finally Soderling’srun at Roland for long stretches Friday. it this faratWimbledon in 20 Iwas like, ’OK, Ithink I’m Garros included, of course, a Federer earned an astound- years; No. 4Novak just going to go out.’I’m stunning victory overfour- ing 22 break points, convert- Djokovic, who eliminated used to someone coming and time French Open champion ing seven. He hit 15 aces. He AP PHOTO saying, ‘OK, let’sgo.”’ Rafael Nadal in the fourth The 2-0 victoryagainst Spain by Clint Dempsey No. 28 Mardy Fish of the wonthe point on 33 of 47 United States in straight sets; The second-seeded round. (8) and the U.S. soccer team put them in position trips to the net. No. 22 IvoKarlovic of Williams next plays Daniela So, Robin, if you can beat forachance at redemption against powerful “Everything is looking so Croatia, who hit 46 aces to Hantuchova,astraight-set Nadal on clay,can you beat Brazil in the Confederations Cup final on Sunday. easy and smooth,” knock offNo. 9Jo-Wilfried winner against her doubles Federer on grass? Kohlschreiber said. Tsonga; and No. 7Fernando partner,AiSugiyama. “Maybe it’sthe same Verdasco, who beat No. 32 Elsewhere, the woman who challenge,”Soderling said. U.S. on the brink? Albert Montanes. eliminated 2004 champion “We’ll see.” “In Israel, we have only Maria Sharapova in the sec- The Swede knows ond round, Gisela Dulko, BY ANDREW DAMPF have twoofthose games in hard courts, so Iwas expect- Federer’sgame quite well — arow,” Gulati said. “Then I ing more to do better ... on lost to No. 10 Nadia Petrova perhaps too well for Associated Press Writer 3-6, 6-3, 6-4, while No. 12 think you can certainly say the hard courts than on grass Soderling’sown good. JOHANNESBURG — Marion Bartoli, the 2007 it’sbeen the best week in or clay,” said the 46th-ranked “It’stough to play against If the United States follows runner-up at the All England its upset of European cham- the history of U.S. soccer.” Sela, who nowmeets 2008 Australian Open champion Club, wasbeaten by pion Spain with avictory After opening with loss- Francesca Schiavone 7-6 (5), overSouth American cham- es to four-time world cham- Djokovic. “But anyGrand Slam fourth round, it’sgood, 6-0. pion Brazil in Sunday’s pion Italy and five-time Razzano nowmeets Confederations Cup final, it champion Brazil, the 14th- Ithink.” Twomarathon matches Schiavone; Petrova meets would be the greatest back- ranked U.S. advanced from No. 8Victoria Azarenka, to-back wins in American the first round by defeating were suspended because of soccer history. 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DEAR ABBY: I’m 10 years old DEAR ABBY: In our school, and worried about my friend we’re not allowed to have our cell “Kelly.” Her father has fought in phones out or turned on, butof twowars and suffersfrom Post- course, people do it anyway.Some Traumatic Stress Disorder,and of these students have extremely when he loses it, he hits her. high-pitched ring tones. Theyare at ■ WIZARD OF ID Ireally want to tell someone such afrequencythat the older who can help her,but she wants to teachers cannot hear them. Many “keep it asecret.”I’m afraid if I adults do not hear the noise. tell, my best friend will get sepa- These “mosquito” tones hurt my rated from her family.What should ears, and just about everyone in the Ido? — HOPING TO HELP A Jeanne room cringes whensomeonegets a FRIEND Phillips text message.I’m not sure whatto do. The teachers are oblivious, and DEAR HOPING TO HELP: thereare fartoo manycell phones Some secrets are meant to be kept, but out to report them all. Should Iendure it physical abuse isn’tone of them. One of until Igraduate? — HATING THE INVIS- the saddest things about abuse is that the IBLE NOISE victims often come to believe theydeserve it because that’swhat the abuser tells them DEAR HATING THE NOISE: Have a ■ CATHY (This is YOUR fault — YOUmade me do private chat with the teacher,tell him or her this!). Of course, when someone loses con- what’sgoing on, and explain that the tones trol, it isn’tthe victim’sfault butrather the are adistraction in class. Then talk to some abuser’s, because the abuser is unable to of the other students you see cringing when control his (or her) emotions. the “mosquitoes” start buzzing. If anumber There are worse things than being of you start visibly reacting to the noise, removedfrom aviolent family situation, your teacher should notice and begin to take among them the risk of serious injury. action. That’swhy it’simportant that you tell a P.S. Some electronics-savvy educators trusted adult what’shappening to Kelly. insist that all cell phones be placed on This needs to be reportedsoher father can their desks when students enter the class- get the help he so desperately needs. room. ■ HOCUS FOCUS ■ GARFIELD

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MarkBurnett 706-529-5901 identify (706)980-8786 three professional references to: Arrowhead Farm Subd. near DALTON. Jami Hall Indian Trace Golf Course. 1827 Swanson NDalton 2BR1 FINANCIAL Director of Student Activities BA, $69,900 $1000 dn $495 mn Dalton State College PETS/LIVESTOCK 4906 Muse Rd.2BR 1BAfixer upper,2acres.$74,000, $1,000 254 Money to Lend 650 College Dr Dalton, A30720 dn. as lowas$650 month. LowRates,Affordable Payments. [email protected] 501 Pets for Sale 315 Foster 2BR1BAfenced CASH LOANS COMPANY yard, $79,900, $1,000 dn as 706-278-7600 Final applicantwill be subject to a lowas$550 month Subject to our liberal credit policies background investigation. PETLAND CHATSWORTH Employment opportunities, 3887 Maple Grove Rd.Brick EMPLOYMENT admission policies,activities, home,3BR2BA$115,000 services,and facilities of the We have rescued puppies $5,000 dn, as lowas$850 mon and kittens from the 310 General College do not exclude any WESTSIDE person on the basis of race,color, animal shelter. 3038 Hurricane Rd. 2BR1BA. Elden Hasty Construction, Inc. is age,sex,religion, national origin $69,900, $1,000 dn, $615 mon looking forautility and grading or disability.Dalton State College 3286 Hurricane Rd. 5BR3BA estimator.Experience required. Newpuppies. is an AffirmativeAction Program $135,000. $1,000 dn $1,000 mn Email Beagle,Bichon Frise,Blood Institute.EEO/AA. Open until 3968 Hurricane Rd.4BR 2.5 eldenhastyconstruction@gmail. Hound, Brussels Griffon filled. BA, $107,000. $1,000 dn. pmyt com, call 706-694-3016 or faxto (monkey face dog), Cairn as lowas$750. mon. resumes to 706-694-0006 Trucking Terrier,Chihuahua long and 320 Opportunities shorthair,Dachshund, Golden TUNNEL HILL Full time Farmhand to work on Over The Road Driver Needed. Retriever, Italian Greyhound, 2898 Dogwood 2BR1BA, Look forthe solutiontotoday’sSudoku Puzzle horse breeding farm.Horse Japanese Chin, Lhasa Apso, $69,900, $1000 dn. $595 mon. experience aplus.706-397-9950 LTDLogistics,Inc. is growing, Maltese,Min Pin, Miniature 604 Sapp Dr.4BR 2BA, on page7B of the classifieds. or 706-463-0589 we are looking forsafe, Schnauzer,Pekingese,Corgi, $144,000, $1000 dn, as lowas professional and customer Pom, Poodle,Sheltie,Shiba Inu, a$1,000 per month. Commercial Help Wanted. Part time.All oriented drivers,that want a Shih Tzu, Silky,Westie,Yorkies. COHUTTA 728 Rental 751 Apartments positions needed. Restaurant stable place to work and feel at 373 WolfeSt. 4BR2BA, 5000 sq. ft. warehouse space. experience helpful. home.weoffer late model, $85,000, w/ $1,000 dn. as low Full warranties. 211 W. Gordon. Call: 706-278- Transportation and dependability Peterbilt &freightliner trucks,no Shots up-to-date. as $650 month. 2Months Free Rent!!! amust. Apply at El Rancho 629 6339 touch freight, and guaranteed CABIN: Toward Ellijay, 3bdrm2 S. Hamilton St. Sat, June 27th at home everyweekend. All truck Super DeluxeTownhome In Kroger Shopping Center bath beautiful cabin. Noisy Available 5,000 SQ. FT.Antioch 8am-12pm. equipment with refrigerators, 2Bedroom, 11/2 bath 1349 W. Walnut Ave. stream, spring, decks,secluded. Rd. Next to Queen Cpt. APUs,satellite radio,and huge closets,pool Immediate Opening for CLAIMS Dalton, Ga. $144,900. Call 706-273-4514. $900/month. Call 706-278-3403 ANALYST, first shift, strong Garmin GPS Ssystems.Please w/ cabana. call 706-694-5706. or come by accounting background and Cleve.Hwy area. 4BR2BA, Office space forlease. BEST DEAL IN DALTON 4328 Cleveland Hwy,Cohutta, 706-226-7387 claims experience required. manuf.home ,approx. 1acre lot. Available Now! 1400 sq. ft. suite BEST LOCATION GA Please email resume and pay Hrdwd, all kit. appl., approx. and 2,500 sf.suite.800 College TRUE LUXURY requirements to: 502 Free Pets 2000 sf.$74,900. 706-264-1932 Dr.706-226-6245 8:30a-5:00p 322 Sales [email protected] **Loving home wanted for Office: 2700 S.F. Excellent 706-279-1801 Al Johnson VW -Volvo. friendly adult male cat. Has been FSBO.4br,3ba. Custom home. condition. 1143 E. Walnut Ave. Journeyman Electrician: Experienced sales professional neutered, has had shots &is Mill Creek Estates.Quiet Call: 706-581-1037 Experience and skills attributed wanted. Great paywith good litter boxtrained. 706-226-5229 neighborhood. Excellent schools. 2, 3&4bedroom apts.Utilities to aJourneyman Electrician with benefits.Apply in person. Restaurants forrent: *410 S. or 423-400-7313 cell Stainless steel appliances. included. Starting at 3years experience in Beautiful master suite. Hamilton (fmrly Bailey’sDiner) $140/week. 706-260-9183. installation, maintenance and SERVICES Incl. equipment $3,495 mo.*801 Hardwood floors,fireplace, 2BR Duplexnear SE High. New repair of electrical systems.Valid upgraded fixtures,2car garage E. Walnut Ave. Barrett driver’slicense,ability to operate General carpet, fresh paint, remodeled 401 Services and alarge storage area. Marketplace $2995/Mo.$2000 abuckettruck,climb ladders, dp. (fmrly El Taco) fully furnished. thru-out! 1524 Margaret Cir.1. Housekeeping. Residential or Includes refrigerator,washer & bed stoop &lift fifty pounds 706-279-1380 wkdys 9-5:30 $460mth $250dep706-226-1998 commercial. Daily,weekly or dryer. $189,900. Will consider required. Excellent benefits. Retail and Office Space ASWEET DEAL FOR YOU!! monthly.For more infoplease lease purchase.(706)847-0555 Final applicant will be subject to forLease. Well maintained. call 762-201-3707or706-529- abackground investigation. Free kittens -9 wks,all colors, Walnut Ave. +other locations Convenient location! 6941 preferably after 3pm Lease Purchase.3bd 1.5 ba Employment opportunities, liveoutdoors,verycute & house in Dalton. 207 S. Spencer 706-278-1566 Call PARK CANYON APTS admission policies,activities, YARD SALES playful, desperately need a St. $55,000. $1,000 down & 706-226-6054 services,and facilities of the home.Great mouse control. Call $450 mo 706-260-9183 Space Available.2514 E. Walnut. Email: [email protected] 114 Briarcliff DrivePREPARING College do not exclude any Jimmy706-517-9064 3,000 sq. ft. Can be divided. person on the basis of race, TO MOVE! Name Brand Clothes Rent to own. 2br, 1ba., kitchen, Chatswortharea. -Townhouse.2 Free kittens.Urgently needing Green Brier Plaza next to BB&T color,age,sex,religion, national (kids &teen), NewWomen’s dining, living rooms.Corner lot. bedroom, 1.5 bath, c/h/a/ good home.Inside/outside.10 Bank. Phone 706-217-8251 origin or disability.Dalton State Clothes,Little Tykes, Toys,C Corner of Florence &Magnolia $550/mo.water included. 706- weeks old. Long and shorthair. College is an AffirmativeAction Jewelry, Tools,DVDs,TV, WII Ave. Under $60,000. 706-270- RENTAL HOUSING 517-2589 or 706-264-0066 Guitar Hero,XboxSat 7-? Litter boxtrained. 706-459-7045 ProgramInstitute.EEO/AA. 3354 City west near CreativeArts ACROSS FROM NGEMC Apply: Dalton State College Free to good home.Black& Guild. 2bd 2ba, CHA, WD conn. business office,Westcott 751 Apartments 2Family Ya rd Sale Fri. &Sat. white tuxedo Cat, Has been Lease,references req’d$550 Building, 650 College Dr.bythe 706 Condos For Sale 1STORY completely furn. effic. 1103 Valencia Dr.Clothes, spayed. Very sweet &loving. mon $300 dep.706-463-3171 closing date July 18, 2008. Cable TV,phone,microwave, Furniture,toys, and home school Comes w/carrier.706-277-0111 ClearviewEstates: 2br duplex, kitc. supplies,linens,utilities Mechanic needed forsod farm. items. MOST BEAUTIFUL VIEW N. Cleveland Hwy area, all Free to good inside home only, furniture North Tibbs Road. Must have experience working kitchen appliances,w/d hookup, 2Family Ya rd Sale Sat. June with no other cats.Tabby,bob IN DALTON $149/weekly,278-7189. on Macktrucks, Freightliner $495mo.706-694-8425. no pets 27th 6am-3pm. 1502 tail, has been spayed& trucks,tractors,and misc farm Dalton. Near college.Nice 1br, 1 MeadowlarkDr. Dawnville area. vaccinated. (706)313-0310 “NORTH SUMMIT 1STORY,1bedroom, lowutility machinery. Abackground ba. Fully equipped kitchen. W/D checkand pre-employment drug Toomuch stuff to list. bills.Water furnished, washer/ Free to good inside home only, CONDOS” connections.Great patio.Move screening are required. Paywill dryerconnection, utility room, Estate Sale.2Elm St. Furniture female long haired spayed& Introducing our newest floor in special. No deposit. 1/2 off 1st be based upon attic storage.N.Tibbs Rd. &clothes.Sat. 7am-2pm. vaccinated cat. (706)313-0310 plan. 2,150 sq. ft. master on month. 706-980-3361 experience.Applications will be (706)278-7189 Huge 3Family Ya rd Sale Sat. main level, vaulted ceilings,2car DUPLEX: 890 W. Addis,Tunnel taken daily 8:00am to 5:00pm at Free to good inside home only, 1, 2, &3BdApt’s-Starting at Only 8am-3pm. 129 Robinhood garage,fireplace,formal dining. Hill. Apt. 2BR1BA, $125 wk, NG Turf on Red Bud Rd long hair Siamese cat, spayed& $125/week. Power,water, Dr.So. of Bypass off 41. MUST SEE! All of our popular 2, $250 dep 706-279-1380 wkdays Calhoun. Call 706-624-9667 vaccinated (706)313-0310 3and 4bedrooms are still cable furnished. fordirections only. Neighborhood Ya rd Sale 8:00 available.Starting at $127,000. For details. 706-463-0672, Efficiency apartments,all utilities Teacher (lead position) for1-2 Sat. 27th. Vineyard Sub.North Free to good inside home only.8 to $205,000. Developer pays 706-463-0671 &Español paid. $100 week, $125 deposit. year old classroom. Flexible end of Waring Rd. week old kittens.Dewormed and $2,500 closing. N. on Cleveland 706-463-0945 706-581-8192 or 706-463-0704. hours M-F.Current CDArequired vaccinated. Manycolors to Hwy 1/2 mile from, By-pass,left 1/2 month free at move in! Quiet Eton. Townhouse.Nice 2br, 1.5 with previous experience.Fax choose from. 706-313-0310 neighborhood! 1bdonHwy 41 Multi Family Indoor Ya rd Sale. onto North Oak Dr., right onto N. ba. Fully equipped kitchen. Wood resumes to: 706-226-7751 S. Newfloors &kitchen. Water Pine Grove Clubhouse on Summit Dr.706-278-3413 or &tile floors.W/D connections. email [email protected] Free to good inside home only. furnished. $390 mo.Great for AirportRd. Sat. 7am. Avon 706-463-3392 : Huge living room. Water Large black, neutered and older couple.706-277-3530 collect., adult walker &potty www.northsummitcondos.com furnished. Move in special. No vaccinated male cat. Very loving. deposit, 1/2 off 1st month. 311 Health Care chair,clothes,shoes,toys, (706)313-0310 OPEN HOUSE 1130/1132 Burleyson $485mon comp.desk, &odds &ends. (706)278-3222 MEDICAL ASSOCIATE. SAT. &SUN. $240dep.2BR 1BA. *707-2 Free to good inside home only. Strong computer skills.Billing Ya rd Sale Fri. &Sat. 8am-5pm Lance 2BR 1.5BA Newly LuxuryApt. 2BR2BA Blackand gold, female cat. 2PM-5PM background helpful. Attention to @463 Burgess Rd. SE., Dalton remodeled, 2weeks free w/1 yr. 1716 Dug Gap in city Spayedand vaccinated. Very detail. $13 to $14/hour off Cedar Ridge Rd. Something Commercial lease.706-279-1380 wkdy 9-5:30 & 843 Carbondale Rd. loving. 706-313-0310 depending on experience.Call foreveryone. 726 Buildings 1st WEEK FREE!! 2bd, 2ba. 706-277-2595. A/C,cable,parking, $155 wk. 888-485-5118 Free to good inside home only. Motel Rooms ForRent: S. Dixie Yard Sale Pick- Up Providence No Pets! Renovated. 706-263- Large grayand white,spayed Hwy.41. Standard -$95/wk. Lg.- PrimeCare Nursing Services is ministries needs your left over 0743 or 646-884-4480 and vaccinated female cat. $125/$135wk. Dep.= 2wks. seeking CNAs (male or female) items to supportthe Providence (706)313-0310 rent. Furnished +TV, basic or experienced PSAs (will train rescue Mission and their Boys 2bdrmapt Murray Co.Furnish *19,000 sq.ft. -2105 E. Walnut cable,private phone.706-279- forright person) to care for home.Drop Off or call before up to $100 on util/month Stove, Free to good inside home only. Ave. Retail space,Nextto 1380 wkdys 9-5:30 clients living in Dalton, sale forpickup. Dalton 711 S. refrig, washer &dryer furnished. Persian mix cat. Spayed& Hobby Lobby, across from Mall. Chatsworthand surrounding Hamilton St 275-0268, Calhoun $155/wk &$200/dep will work Secluded Townhouse 2br/ vaccinated. Prefer home without *97,000 sq. ft., 454 Hwy 225 areas.Travelreimbursement and 289 Hwy.53East 629-1613 w/dep 706-695-0663 or 706- 1.5ba, off Hwy 2between Dalton dogs or other cats.(706)313- (Bretlin) competitivesalary. Must have Ft. Oglethorpe 291 Battlefield 517-0596. &Ringgold. No pets,$450 mo 0310 *Retail space -Dalton Place reliable transportation and Pkwy.858-7974 $250 dep 706-581-2062. Shop.Ctr. 2518 Cleveland Hwy. 2bedroom 1bath. Patio,ceiling working phone.Apply in person Ya rd Sale Sat. 7am-11am. 1809 Rescued kittens.Adorable & 1200, 1400, 44,000 SF avail. fan, c/h/a, W/D hook-up,water SkyviewApts.2bed 2bath, at 1611 Martha BerryBlvd., Oakmont Dr.off Dug Gap Rd. 1 very friendly.Free to good 706-279-1380 Wkdys 9-5:30 furnished. $375 month, $150 CHA, washer/ dryerhookup. Rome,GA30162. Call 706-291- homes.Litter boxtrained. Call: mil from Walnut Ave. Lots of deposit No pets.706-695-3288. Great neighborhood, $480 9151 ext. 14 forinformation. clothes,etc. 706-226-7942 or 904-377-7893 Commercial month. Call: 706-508-4158 728 Rental 2BR1.5 BA -*503B Colter,2BR RN /CASE MANAGER FULL- Dalton Tennessee Cat free to good 1.5BA $445 mth, $220 dp.706- STAY LODGE TIME, PRN and ON-CALL ***3 Family Ya rd Sale.1802 home!! Loving, healthy, orange 279-1380 wkd 9-5:30 Effic. Apt. with kitchen. Furnw/all Experienced RN’swith GA Elaine Way, Dalton. Sat. 8a-3pm. &white male with white “T”. utilities.Laundryfac., basic license needed forbusy,family - Furniture,clothes,Antiques, Neutered, litter trained, all shots. UNDERWOOD LODGE cable.Private phones furn. oriented hospice care agency in more.Dealers welcome. 706-278-2300. Approx6yrs old. Starting at $129.99/wk plus tax Furnished Efficiency with the North Georgia area. Hospice *302 S. Thornton 5,500 SF, Suite Deals 1BR $175.00 per kitchenette.All Utilities & or home health experience a 2family Ya rd Sale 8a-12p includes utilities, between week. Call 706-278-0700 ITEMS FOR SALE Cable!! LaundryFacility plus.Competitivebenefits and Sat. 6/27 2828 Suncrest Dr,off Newspaper office &Bank of Am. Available. STAYLODGE -WILLOWDALE compensation. Whyworkfor a Curtis Dr S41,clothing, toys, *1515 Abutment Rd. 10,000 sq. Move In Specials $70-$90 MOVE IN SPECIAL big remote corporation when you elliptical, everything cheap. 605 Computers ft. includes utilities.Manysizes forfirst week! 1st Week $100.00 can work where we treat out or suites.1.3 mi. S. of Walnut patients and our staff likefamily. 3Fam. Luggage,small furn., Used DELL Laptops $299 706-278-0700 *Camelot Bldg,Near I-75. 1514 Fax: 706-272-1036oremail electronics, Xmas,game Used Dell PCs $195 706-226-4651 W. Walnut Ave. Between Long [email protected] your systems,toys, HH items.Rain or NewPCs w/XP $429 John Silvers &Burger King. resume &salaryrequirements Shine.Fri.&Sat. 8am-1pm. 111 Service- All PCs,Laptops,MACs 5,500 S/F. today. S. Castle Rd. Followsigns. 706-858-5888 or 423-499-1975 706-279-1380 wkdys 9-5:30. The Daily Photo Part-Time BIG 3Family Ya rd Sale.506 Misc. Items 316 Employment Lester Ave. Sat. 7am-12noon. 611 For Sale Dalton State College is Ya rd Sale Fri. &Sat. Only 8-12. Liquidation of closed CVS accepting applications forapart- Lots of furniture items,tools & Pharmacy in Ellijay. Shelving, time administrativeassistantin much more.2020 EastviewDr. showcases,2door drink the Office of Student Activities. Take AirportRdtoSane Rd. coolers &freezers,&safe334- *302 S. Thornton 5,500 SF, The ideal candidate will possess Magnolia Grove Subd. on Rt. 332-4560 includes utilities, between excellent interpersonal and Newspaper office &Bank of Am. Ya rd Sale Saturday, June 27th, organizationalskills.Superior *1515 Abutment Rd. 10,000 sq. 8am-? Under the Pavilion at the skills in Word, Publisher and 705 Homes For Sale ft. includes utilities.Manysizes end of LauraDr.,Dalton. Excel are required. Familiarity $2,000Dn. Starting at $700/mo. or suites.1.3 mi. S. of Walnut with SCT Banner and Front Ya rd Sale.Sat. June 27th, 8am- OWNER FINANCING. Several *Camelot Bldg,Near I-75. 1514 Page are aplus.Job duties 1pm. 1776 South Dixie Hwy. 3Bd/2 Ba. homes in Whitfield & W. Walnut Ave. Between Long include making student id’s, Various household items, Murray Remodeled, very nice. John Silvers &Burger King. maintainingand managing comforters,lamps,small Owner/Broker706-529-0650 5,500 S/F. multiple calendars and files, appliances,clothes,luggage. 706-279-1380 wkdys 9-5:30. HUD ACQUIRED supervising student workers, 31,000 sq ft. Masonrybuilding, 4 Cohutta PROPERTIES working newstudent loading docks &offices.1block Lisa “Jones” Silvers of Dalton, GA Moving Sale.Fri., Sat. &Sun. www.LisaBurgee.com orientations,overseeing the off 4lane Abutment Rd. on To submit youphoto, email photo, name 8am-? 1171 Wilson Loop, Response Realty student game room facilities, Callahan Rd. 706-226-6245 and city to: [email protected] Cohutta. 706-537-0083 THE DAILY CITIZEN Saturday, June 27, 2009 7B

752 Homes For Rent TRANSPORTATION 807 Import Autos 812Sport Utility Vehicle 901 Public Notices 2BR1BAolder unique home Antiques 2005 GMC EnvoySLT.Loaded interest in the proposed permit. forrent in Chatsworth$600 801 &Classics with everyoption available.47K Additional information regarding public hearing procedures is available by month. Call Mary706-271-5167 miles,1-owner,garage kept, non writing the EPD.Apublic hearing may smoker,$12,000. Call 706-280- be requested, or additional information 2bd, 1ba. house.$500/mo., 8268 regarding public hearing procedures is available,bywriting the EPD at the $100/dep. Also 3bd, 2ba 99 Ford Explorer,Limited doublewide $600/mo., $100/ address noted below. Edition, Leather,CDchanger, The permit application, draft permit, and dep.Incountry. N. Murray 1976 Chevy Impala, 4-door, Reduced. 2006 Honda Accord sunroof,AWD,V-8. $4,995. 706- other information are available forreview County.Nopets.706-264-4404 good condition &clean. EXL. Likenew.Gray. Full 459-4821 at 4220 International Parkway, Suite Everything original, PS,PB, 101, Atlanta, Georgia 30354, between 2br,c/h/a, located near warranty.39kmiles. the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 4:30 p.m., upholsterygood. 70,010 actual Northwest Elem. Chatsworth. Loaded. Leather seats,XM Mondaythrough Fridayand at the office miles.Auto,350 eng. Kept of Bill Price Properties during normal Water,refrig., &stove furn. 706- radio,sunroof,34mpg. Likenew. 912 Summons covered. business hours.For additional 694-3388 or 706-280-2618. Great Cond. Must sell! No tax! CourtofWhitfield County,Georgia. A $4,000 Firm. 706-226-1224. information contact: Jane Hendricks, provisional hearing washeld on June $16,999. obo. Permitting, Compliance and 3bd1babrick home near city. 706-614-7719 17, 2009 and aprovisional order was Enforcement Program, Phone (404)362- entered on June 17, 2009. Pursuant to Avail July 1st. $500/ dep.$175/ 2680. O.C.G.A. 15-11-39.2, youare ordered to wk. Refrig., stove,wash/dryer 805 Buses Please bring this to the attention of appear at the final hearing in the matter furn. 706-529-8600 after 5pm. 809 Trucks Likenew.2004 Explorer.V8 persons who youknowwill be interested which is set forAugust 5, 2009 at 9:30 engine with 3rd rowseat. Well in this matter. a.m. at the Whitfield County Juvenile 06/27 3bdDuplex. Cleveland Hwy. maintained. Manyextras.Only CourtinDalton, Georgia, located at 205 $200/week, $400/dep.includes $9,500. Call: 706-280-1431 North Selvidge Street, Dalton, Georgia 912 Summons 30720. Yo umay obtain acopyofthe utilities,appliances,&washer/ petition from the ClerkofJuvenile Court. dryerhookup.706-581-2062 RECREATION IN THE JUVENILE COURTFOR THE If youdonot appear at the final hearing, COUNTY OF WHITFIELD the provisional order of said child will 3bedroom 2bath home for STATEOFGEORGIA become final and aFinal Order will be IN THE INTEREST OF: lease,$700 month $700 dep. filed in this Courtinregard to the above- 851 Boats D.N. CASE NO.09-00-271 named child in the above-styled case. North Hills Subd. 706-278-1528 Silver Eagle 318 Jimmy. 9 SEX: MALE 2003 F-250, 4door- crewcab., THE RESPONDENT IS HEREBY or 706-260-5638 speed, RR. 2coleman roof air AGE: 9YEARS CONSIDERED NOTIFIED AND DOB: 04/15/2000 and heat units.7000 watt diesel, 103k miles.4x4. SERVED BY PUBLICATION 3346 Hurricane Rd.5BR 2BA Automatic,Excellent condition. ACHILD UNDER 18 YEARS OF AGE PURSUANT TO GEORGIA STATELAW generator.Was Bluegrass bus. NOTICE OF SUMMONS house only,not lake. $750 month Asking $16,500. 706-264-7883 AND IS REQUIRED TO NOTIFY THE Road ready.$15,000. Call: 706- PURSUANT TO APPLICABLE CLERK OF WHITFIELD COUNTY +deposit. 315 Foster Rd. 2BR1 or 706-629-4000. GEORGIA STATELAW BA $450 month. 212 Ezzard 2 277-1724 UPON RECEIVING SAID NOTICE. TO:DERRICK DENNISON, WITNESS the Honorable Connie BR 1BA$395 month. 706-463- FATHER OR ANY UNKNOWN, Blaylock, Judge of said Court. 2332 or 706-397-2087 UNNAMED FATHER This 18th dayofJune,2009. 806 Domestic Autos 2001 21’ Bullet Bass Boat. Yo uare herebynotified that a Hon. Sean Kean, Clerk Extra Nice -Extra clean. in 225 Optimax. $15,500. Deprivation Petition wasfiled by the Whitfield County Juvenile Court Family neighborhood 2bd 1ba. Call: 706-226-2161 Whitfield County Department of Family 06/27 07/03 07/10 07/17 1999 Oldsmobile Intrigue.6cyl. and Children Services in the Juvenile Stove,refrig, dishwasher,Rocky 100,000 miles.Blue.Runs good, CourtofWhitfield County,Georgia. A IN THE JUVENILE COURTFOR THE Face area. $600 mo,or$150 wk. provisional hearing washeld on March good tires,interior in good cond. COUNTY OF WHITFIELD 2, 2009 and aprovisional order was refer.req’d. 706-271-6703. Newtrans.$4,900. OBO.Call STATEOFGEORGIA entered on April 9, 2009. Pursuant to 2006 GMC 16 ft boxtruck Ye l- IN THE INTEREST OF: 706-428-2491 O.C.G.A. 15-11-39.2, youare ordered to NGEMC area, *3 bdrm. $575 low. 6.0 V8 Unleaded engine w/ A.R. CASE NO.09-00-818 appear at the final hearing in the matter month. $350 dep.Cable &water SEX: MALE 300 hp.Auto.Transmission, which is set forAugust 5, 2009 at 9:30 AGE: 1YEAR furnished. *1 bd $140 wk. utilities A/C,ABS brakes,Power a.m. at the Whitfield County Juvenile 807 Import Autos DOB: 01/23/2008 furnished. 706-694-8010 CourtinDalton, Georgia, located at 205 Steering, 2BucketSeats, ACHILD UNDER 18 YEARS OF AGE North Selvidge Street, Dalton, Georgia AM/FM radio,10ftloading ramp NOTICE OF SUMMONS 2005 Ya maha Waverunner(s) 30720. Yo umay obtain acopyofthe PURSUANT TO APPLICABLE w’ 1000lb capacity.Mileage 160 HP High Output Motors petition from the ClerkofJuvenile Court. GEORGIA STATELAW ranging from 40,000 –75,000 If youdonot appear at the final hearing, Adult Ridden/Fresh water TO:JOSE GUADALUPE, the provisional order of said child will miles.Sale price is $12,000 - Very LowHours $6500 each FATHER OR ANY UNKNOWN, become final and aFinal Order will be $14000. Only method of UNNAMED FATHER Nice 3br,1bahome in with extras 706-313-4295. filed in this Courtinregard to the above- Yo uare herebynotified that aMotion to payment accepted is certified named child in the above-styled case. Dawnville.Quiet loc., lg. yard. Transfer Custody wasfiled by the checkormoneyorder.Sorryno Motorcycles THE RESPONDENT IS HEREBY Inclds appl. &w/d conn, Whitfield County Department of Family financing Contact Josh Hall @ 856 &Bikes CONSIDERED NOTIFIED AND and Children Services in the Juvenile $630/mo.Dep.&ref.req. 706- SERVED BY PUBLICATION 1998 MB 500 SL Convertible. Penske, Day- 706-277-9477, CourtofWhitfield County,Georgia. A 581-1941 PURSUANT TO GEORGIA STATELAW Night- 423-304-6669 provisional hearing washeld on June SportPackage.Both tops.White AND IS REQUIRED TO NOTIFY THE 10, 2009 and aprovisional order was w/ grayleather/ Books & CLERK OF WHITFIELD COUNTY entered on June 10, 2009. Pursuant to records.Low miles.Good UPON RECEIVING SAID NOTICE. O.C.G.A. 15-11-39.2, youare ordered to WITNESS the Honorable Connie condition. Reduced to $15,950. appear at the final hearing in the matter Blaylock, Judge of said Court. Summer Special 2week FREE Will accept trades.Phone 706- which is set forAugust 5, 2009 at 9:30 This 17th dayofJune,2009. a.m. at the Whitfield County Juvenile w/ 1yr. lease -Sweetwater Rd. 264-1932 Hon. Sean Kean, Clerk CourtinDalton, Georgia, located at 205 3BR2BA, $145wk, $290dep. Whitfield County Juvenile Court North Selvidge Street, Dalton, Georgia So.end of Murray Co off Hwy 2003 Suzuki Savage 650. Low 06/27 07/03 07/10 07/17 2001 Honda Civic LX, 4door, 30720. Yo umay obtain acopyofthe miles,likenew,alwaysgarage 225 S1/2 +acre lots,beautiful auto., AC, excellent cond. new IN THE JUVENILE COURTFOR THE petition from the ClerkofJuvenile Court. countrysetting. Severalto tires.$3500.00. Call 706-980- kept. Teal green. Just Reduced COUNTY OF WHITFIELD If youdonot appear at the final hearing, choose from. Sweetwater Rd., 3190 or 706-980-3191 2006 Ford F150 GTR show to: $3,000 OBO.706-275-7035. STATEOFGEORGIA the provisional order of said child will ChatsworthHwy.225 Fm Chats truckWest Coast Customs IN THE INTEREST OF: become final and aFinal Order will be 2006 CBR 600 F4I, blue.5,300 filed in this Courtinregard to the above- Hwy.TakeHwy 225 S13mi. Fm conversion. American Racing K.S.CASE NO.09-00-840 miles,jardine slip on pipe.2 SEX: FEMALE named child in the above-styled case. Calhoun, takeHwy 225 N, 6mi chrome wheels.Each with 5 years warranty remaining. Never AGE: NEWBORN THE RESPONDENT IS HEREBY past Elks Golf Course,1miN.of wheel locks fortheft prevention. been laid down. Excellent DOB: 04/07/2009 CONSIDERED NOTIFIED AND 4-way at Nickelsville. 706-279- ACHILD UNDER 18 YEARS OF AGE SERVED BY PUBLICATION Bed tauno cover. Only 1000 of condition. $5,.400 or best offer. 1380 wkdys 9-5:30 these trucks were made in NOTICE OF SUMMONS PURSUANT TO GEORGIA STATELAW Call: 706-508-3955 PURSUANT TO APPLICABLE AND IS REQUIRED TO NOTIFY THE 2006. "GTR" custom interior. GEORGIA STATELAW CLERK OF WHITFIELD COUNTY 753 Condos For Rent XM radio,6disc CD changer. 2006 Ya maha Raptor 350 with TO:WESLEY ELLIS,JAMES UPON RECEIVING SAID NOTICE. 5.6L V8 engine.Dual exhaust. trailer.Excellent condition. OR JASON ROUNDS,ANTHONY WITNESS the Honorable Connie ForSale or lease.2bd, 2.5 bath. 2003 Kia Optima, automatic, Sunroof.Rear sliding window. $3,000. OBO.Located in Dalton. CARR, JOSH BLACK, FATHER OR Blaylock, Judge of said Court. Gated community &swimming ANY UNKNOWN, UNNAMED FATHER This 15th dayofJune,2009. powerwindows &locks,CD Keyless entry. Call 907-388-2104. pool. Starting $900 mon (includes Yo uare herebynotified that aMotion for Hon. Sean Kean, Clerk player, 100K miles.This car monthly fees) Female driven. 2009 Piaggio- Vespa Scooter ProtectiveOrder wasfiled by the Whitfield County Juvenile Court daltoncustomhomeconstruction.co looks and drives great and Ialso 35,000 miles. 250. 70 mpg, 85 mph. 3yr Whitfield County Department of Family 06/27 07/03 07/10 07/17 and Children Services in the Juvenile have aclear title forit. Asking Only used Full Synthetic Oil. warranty,touring case. IN THE JUVENILE COURTFOR THE m CourtofWhitfield County,Georgia. A $2,700 or best offer.Call 706- Formore infoleave amessage COUNTY OF WHITFIELD 706-673-2121 or 706-581-2778 $4,600.00. Call 706-980-2674 provisional hearing washeld on June 6, STATEOFGEORGIA 218-8021. and we will returnyour call. 2009 and aprovisional order was JUST LIKE NEW!! IN THE INTEREST OF: entered on June 6, 2009. Pursuant to LuxuryCondo-small gated 706-695-9095 I.T.L. CASE NO.09-00-843 2006 FLHXI HarleyDavidson O.C.G.A. 15-11-39.2, youare ordered to community-1700 square ft., EMail formore infoand photos SEX: MALE Street Glide,vivid black, full appear at the final hearing in the matter gtrforsale.webs..com AGE: 13 YEARS single storyfloor plan, 3bdr., 2 which is set forJuly 29, 2009 at 9:30 Rinehartexhaust, passenger DOB: 02/05/1996 baths,wood floors,fireplace, a.m. at the Whitfield County Juvenile detachable backrest, AM/FM ACHILD UNDER 18 YEARS OF AGE CourtinDalton, Georgia, located at 205 pool, clubhouse.City Limits. NOTICE OF SUMMONS radio &CDplayer, security North Selvidge Street, Dalton, Georgia $1100 mon. Call 706-847-8518. 811 Utility Trailers PURSUANT TO APPLICABLE system, garage kept, only 4,300 30720. Yo umay obtain acopyofthe GEORGIA STATELAW petition from the ClerkofJuvenile Court. Remodeled 2Bedroom, 2Bath Mobile Concession stand (log miles.Please call 706-581-3516. TO:JOHN LOWERY, FATHER If youdonot appear at the final hearing, OR ANY UNKNOWN, UNNAMED in Brookwood. Pool, newfloors, cabin), great forcarnival or fair, the provisional order of said child will LEGAL NOTICES FATHER no pets.$550/ mo.$500 deposit. 2005 BMW M3 Cabriolet, 36k completely self contained, AC, become final and aFinal Order will be Yo uare herebynotified that a filed in this Courtinregard to the above- 678-848-5712 miles,6sp.,still under factory Espresso cart, $15,000. Deprivation Petition wasfiled by the named child in the above-styled case. warranty,carbon blackonblack, Call: 706-581-4122 fordetails. Whitfield County Department of Family 901 Public Notices THE RESPONDENT IS HEREBY Harman/Kardon sound, and Children Services in the Juvenile CONSIDERED NOTIFIED AND 758 Duplex For Rent PUBLIC NOTICE CourtofWhitfield County,Georgia. A navigation, heated seats, SERVED BY PUBLICATION NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR LAND provisional hearing washeld on June 4, 2bedroom DuplexHwy 225 N. xenon headlights,garage kept, 812Sport Utility Vehicle APPLICATION SYSTEM PERMIT TO PURSUANT TO GEORGIA STATELAW 2009 and aprovisional order was $135/week, $250/dep.Includes AND IS REQUIRED TO NOTIFY THE one owner,asking $43,000. DISCHARGE WASTEWATER ONTOA entered on June 4, 2009. Pursuant to CLERK OF WHITFIELD COUNTY utilities,appliances washer/ Call: 706-260-1673 LAND APPLICATION SYSTEM. O.C.G.A. 15-11-39.2, youare ordered to UPON RECEIVING SAID NOTICE. dryerhookup.706-581-2062 The Georgia Environmental Protection appear at the final hearing in the matter WITNESS the Honorable Connie Division (EPD) sconsidering reissuing which is set forAugust 5, 2009 at 9:30 Blaylock, Judge of said Court. the land application system permit for a.m. at the Whitfield County Juvenile MOBILE HOMES This 4th dayofJune,2009. the following applicant, subject to CourtinDalton, Georgia, located at 205 Hon. Sean Kean, Clerk specific pollutant limitations and special North Selvidge Street, Dalton, Georgia Whitfield County Juvenile Court Mobile Homes conditions: 30720. Yo umay obtain acopyofthe 06/27 07/03 07/10 07/17 776 For Sale Bill Price Properties,9Old Tyler Court, petition from the ClerkofJuvenile Court. Greenville,South Carolina, LAS Permit IN THE JUVENILE COURTFOR THE If youdonot appear at the final hearing, Mobile home foreclosures. No.GA03-605, forits land application COUNTY OF WHITFIELD the provisional order of said child will Acceptingcash offers.Call Josh 2004 Eddie Bauer Limited system located on 2875 Cleveland Road 2005 Super Charged Mini STATEOFGEORGIA become final and aFinal Order will be Edition Ford Explorer.$12,500 in Dalton, Georgia. 0.0005 MGD of at Vanderbilt Mortgage 888-810- IN THE INTEREST OF: filed in this Courtinregard to the above- Cooper.6speed. Convertible. OBO.82,300 miles.Health treated wastewater is being land applied 3541 x7960 or G.M. CASE NO.0900784 named child in the above-styled case. Premium SportPackage.One to asite in the Coosa River Basin. Issues Force Sale.4WD.Fully SEX: MALE THE RESPONDENT IS HEREBY [email protected] Persons wishing to comment on the owner,40,000 miles, Loaded. Single Owner.Excellent AGE: 4YEARS CONSIDERED NOTIFIED AND proposed permit are invited to submit Mobile Homes Harmon/Kardon parking DOB: 01/14/2005 SERVED BY PUBLICATION condition. Black/tan exterior;tan their comments in writing to the EPD 778 For Rent sensors,cruise control, auto air. ACHILD UNDER 18 YEARS OF AGE PURSUANT TO GEORGIA STATELAW interior.Leather seats.Contact address below, within 30 days fthis NOTICE OF SUMMONS AND IS REQUIRED TO NOTIFY THE **1 or 2bedroom. Small, quiet, Price $21,000. notice.All comments received before or 706-260-0283. PURSUANT TO APPLICABLE CLERK OF WHITFIELD COUNTY Call: 706-313-1119. othat date will be considered in the well maintained park. $260 up. GEORGIA STATELAW UPON RECEIVING SAID NOTICE. formulation of final determinations for Westside.706-280-1035 2005 BuickRendezvous TO:ANY UNKNOWN, WITNESS the Honorable Connie this permit. “WishyWashyCar Was, Inc. 2006 Nissan 350Z, convertible, Good condition. 80K miles. UNNAMED FATHER Blaylock, Judge of said Court. Land Application System (Whitfield Yo uare herebynotified that aMotion to This 15th dayofJune,2009. 2WEEKS FREE! 2&3BD loaded, white with frost leather. 26mpg. Great running car.Price County)” should be placed athe top of Extend Custody Petition wasfiled by the Hon. Sean Kean, Clerk Newtires.30,000 miles. reduced $10,600. Call: 706-694- the first page of comments.Apublic homes,manyw/hdwd floors. Whitfield County Department of Family Whitfield County Juvenile Court hearing maybeheld if the EPD Director Large lots &private pond. Pets $24,500. OBO.706-463-0672 8065 and Children’sServices in the Juvenile 06/27 07/03 07/10 07/17 finds asignificant degree of public welcome.Carbondale area. Water/garbage service included $125/wk. 706-383-8123 3bd2ba. 14x70 sgwide 968A Beaverdale Rd. Quiet. Water, lawn maint. furnished, CHA, hrdwd, refrig &stove.$120 wk, $200 dep. No Pets 706-271-6718 RECEIVABLES/CREDIT MANAGER 3bdrmbrick house,carport, gas Brown Industries, Inc., an industry leaderinthe areas of printing, displays, sample log FP,Hwy 41 South Area $550 and marketing programs, currentlyhas an opening for anewly created position of We are currently screening applicants foradditions to month. 706-277-3530 Accounts Receivable /CreditManager. our working family in our Tufting and Extrusion Move in Special! 1/2 Price. This positionwill be responsible formanaging accounts receivables Divisions.Ifyou have experience in anyofthe Quiet community.From $95 to andreviewing and modifying present billing and receivablesystems. This following positions please stop by to apply: $135 week. Utilities included. position may also conducting credit reviews of clients and potential clients, 706-506-3561 or 678-910-5776 Applicationsare accepted identifying key riskissues,performingcredit research,and approving Monday, Wednesday&Friday9:00am-12:00pm Near connector 3. Furnished 1 credit. The manager will also be involved in reviewingclient credit ApplyinPerson. No Phone Calls Please. bdrmincluding Utilities &cable. balanceand contacting clients for collections.The ideal candidate will $100 week, or $400 mon. have the abilitytodevelop systems that assist in the credit approval and Extrusion Operators•Twister Operators deposit required. 706-537-2309. collectionprocessaswell as provide reports and forecastthat will assist in Owner Finance: Lease purchase measuring collections and credit. Sussen Operators or rent. 3bd2ba, doublewide on Candidate musthave previous experience in accountsreceivables in a 1acre.New carpet &paint. Price Astable work historywith at least twoyears of continuous employment manufacturingbusiness setting. Experience in credit approval aplus. is amust. Aqualified applicant must also understand English Reduced to $550-$650 mon. Degreedesired but not requireddepending on experience. negotiable.Good area in instructions and identify English letters and English numbers. ChatsworthSteve 706-270-1342 We offer acompetitivesalary and excellent benefits,including medical, CherokeeCarpetIndustries is aprivate,locally owned Super LowMove-in rates. Nice 2 dental, disability, life andcancer insurance. carpet manufacturerdoing business since1994. &3bd, NW High area. Water & We also offer 401-k plan, flex-spending account, holidays and vacation. We offer competitive wages, medical and dental Insurance, garb.svs.furn. Weekly or Qualified candidates should submit aresume or apply at lifeinsurance,disability,paid holidays, vacation pay, 401k , credit union, and manyother benefits. monthly rates.706-280-7009 Brown Industries, Inc Westside.Likenew 2br, 2ba P.O.Box 847 •209 W. Industrial Blvd. •Dalton, GA 30722 APPLYINPERSON OR FAXRESUME mobile home.C/H/A, heat pump. 601 CALLAHAN ROAD Fax: 706-277-0630 DALTON, GA 30721 front porch. $450/mo., $300/dep. E-mail: tim,[email protected] Garb.svs.706-673-2018 or 706- FAX(706)260-2798 463-1885 An Equal Opportunity Employer Located East off Lakeland Rd. 8B Saturday, June 27, 2009 THE DAILY CITIZEN

912 Summons 912 Summons 912 Summons 912 Summons 912 Summons 912 Summons IN THE JUVENILE COURTFOR THE CONSIDERED NOTIFIED AND CourtofWhitfield County,Georgia. A IN THE JUVENILE COURTFOR THE PURSUANT TO GEORGIA STATELAW which is set forAugust 5, 2009 at 9:30 SERVED BY PUBLICATION provisional hearing washeld on June COUNTY OF WHITFIELD AND IS REQUIRED TO NOTIFY THE a.m. at the Whitfield County Juvenile COUNTY OF WHITFIELD PURSUANT TO GEORGIA STATELAW 10, 2009 and aprovisional order was STATEOFGEORGIA CLERK OF WHITFIELD COUNTY CourtinDalton, Georgia, located at 205 STATEOFGEORGIA AND IS REQUIRED TO NOTIFY THE entered on June 10, 2009. Pursuant to IN THE INTEREST OF: UPON RECEIVING SAID NOTICE. North Selvidge Street, Dalton, Georgia IN THE INTEREST OF: CLERK OF WHITFIELD COUNTY O.C.G.A. 15-11-39.2, youare ordered to W.S. CASE NO.0901006 WITNESS the Honorable Connie 30720. Yo umay obtain acopyofthe C.H. UPON RECEIVING SAID NOTICE. appear at the final hearing in the matter SEX: MALE Blaylock, Judge of said Court. petition from the ClerkofJuvenile Court. CASE NO.0900783, 0900572 WITNESS the Honorable Connie which is set forAugust 5, 2009 at 9:30 AGE: 17 YEARS This 18th dayofJune,2009 If youdonot appear at the final hearing, SEX: MALE Blaylock, Judge of said Court. a.m. at the Whitfield County Juvenile DOB: 06/12/1991 Hon. Sean Kean, Clerk the provisional order of said child will AGE: 17 YEARS This 18th dayofJune,2009. CourtinDalton, Georgia, located at 205 ACHILD UNDER 18 YEARS OF AGE Whitfield County Juvenile Court become final and aFinal Order will be DOB: 02/10/1991 Hon. Sean Kean, Clerk North Selvidge Street, Dalton, Georgia NOTICE OF SUMMONS 06/27 07/03 07/10 07/17 filed in this Courtinregard to the above- ACHILD UNDER 18 YEARS OF AGE Whitfield County Juvenile Court 30720. Yo umay obtain acopyofthe PURSUANT TO APPLICABLE named child in the above-styled case. NOTICE OF SUMMONS 06/27 07/03 07/10 07/17 petition from the ClerkofJuvenile Court. GEORGIA STATELAW IN THE JUVENILE COURTFOR THE THE RESPONDENT IS HEREBY PURSUANT TO APPLICABLE If youdonot appear at the final hearing, TO:SHARON SMITHEY, COUNTY OF WHITFIELD CONSIDERED NOTIFIED AND GEORGIA STATELAW IN THE JUVENILE COURTFOR THE the provisional order of said children will MOTHER STATEOFGEORGIA SERVED BY PUBLICATION TO:FRED DAVID HAIR, COUNTY OF WHITFIELD become final and aFinal Order will be Yo uare herebynotified that aMotion to IN THE INTEREST OF: PURSUANT TO GEORGIA STATELAW FATHER OR ANY UNKNOWN, STATEOFGEORGIA filed in this Courtinregard to the above- Transfer Permanent Custody wasfiled J.M. CASE NO.0900, 838, AND IS REQUIRED TO NOTIFY THE UNNAMED FATHER IN THE INTEREST OF: named children in the above-styled by the Whitfield County Department of 0900865, 0900868 CLERK OF WHITFIELD COUNTY Yo uare herebynotified that aMotion to S.M. CASE NO.0900877 & case. Family and Children Services in the SEX: FEMALE UPON RECEIVING SAID NOTICE. Extend Custody Petition wasfiled by the 0900875 THE RESPONDENT IS HEREBY Juvenile CourtofWhitfield County, AGE: 2YEARS WITNESS the Honorable Connie Whitfield County Department of Family SEX: MALE CONSIDERED NOTIFIED AND Georgia. Aprovisional hearing washeld DOB: 01/16/2007 Blaylock, Judge of said Court. and Children Services in the Juvenile AGE: 3years SERVED BY PUBLICATION on June 17, 2009, and aprovisional ACHILD UNDER 18 YEARS OF AGE This 15th dayofJune,2009. CourtofWhitfield County,Georgia. A DOB: 10/12/2005 PURSUANT TO GEORGIA STATELAW order wasentered on June 17, 2009. NOTICE OF SUMMONS Hon. Sean Kean, Clerk provisional hearing washeld on June M.M. AND IS REQUIRED TO NOTIFY THE Pursuant to O.C.G.A. 15-11-39.2, you PURSUANT TO APPLICABLE Whitfield County Juvenile Court 17, 2009 and aprovisional order was CASE NO.0900878 &0900876 CLERK OF WHITFIELD COUNTY are ordered to appear at the final GEORGIA STATELAW 06/27 07/03 07/10 07/17 entered on June 17, 2009. Pursuant to SEX: FEMALE AGE: 1 UPON RECEIVING SAID NOTICE. hearing in the matter which is set for TO:ABEL SUAREZ, FATHER O.C.G.A. 15-11-39.2, youare ordered to YEAR WITNESS the Honorable Connie August 5, 2009 at 9:30 a.m. at the OR ANY UNKNOWN, UNNAMED appear at the final hearing in the matter DOB: 07/01/2007 Blaylock, Judge of said Court. Whitfield County Juvenile Courtin FATHER which is set forAugust 5, 2009 at 9:30 CHILDREN UNDER 18 YEARS OF AGE This 15th dayofJune,2009. Dalton, Georgia, located at 205 North Yo uare herebynotified that aMotion for a.m. at the Whitfield County Juvenile NOTICE OF SUMMONS Hon. Sean Kean, Clerk Selvidge Street, Dalton, Georgia 30720. Judicial Review, Motion to Extend CourtinDalton, Georgia, located at 205 PURSUANT TO APPLICABLE Whitfield County Juvenile Court Yo umay obtain acopyofthe petition Custody and Motion forNon- North Selvidge Street, Dalton, Georgia GEORGIA STATELAW 06/27 07/03 07/10 07/17 from the ClerkofJuvenile Court. If you Reunificationwere filed by the Whitfield 30720. Yo umay obtain acopyofthe TO:ROSALIA MINJAREZ, do not appear at the final hearing, the County Department of Family and petition from the ClerkofJuvenile Court. JOSE RENDON, OR ANY UNKNOWN, provisional order of said child will Children Services in the Juvenile Court If youdonot appear at the final hearing, UNNAMED FATHER become final and aFinal Order will be of Whitfield County,Georgia. A the provisional order of said child will Yo uare herebynotified that aMotion for filed in this Courtinregard to the above- provisional hearing washeld on June become final and aFinal Order will be Non-Reunification and Motion to named child in the above-styled case. 10, 2009 and aprovisional order was filed in this Courtinregard to the above- Transfer Custody were filed by the THE RESPONDENT IS HEREBY entered on June 10, 2009. Pursuant to named child in the above-styled case. Whitfield County Department of Family CONSIDERED NOTIFIED AND O.C.G.A. 15-11-39.2, youare ordered to THE RESPONDENT IS HEREBY and Children Services in the Juvenile SERVED BY PUBLICATION appear at the final hearing in the matter

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