Friday Herald-Citizen The Daily Newspaper of the Upper Cumberland 114th Year — No. 60 Cookeville, Tennessee, March 11, 2016 20 Pages — 2 Sections • 50¢

Weather Tonight Tomorrow Lakeside Resort closing date delayed By LAURA MILITANA Collins, UCHRA executive director, said committee of the U.S. Army Corps of En- paid back in four years. HERALD-CITIZEN Staff that both UCHRA and Timothy Hill have gineers for the finalization of the sale. Lakeside Resort consists of 139 acres decided to extend the final closing date The agency will be paying USDA Rural off of Center Hill Lake in DeKalb County COOKEVILLE — The final transfer of from March 15 to March 31. Development a total of $1,285,555. and has been under UCHRA’s ownership Lakeside Resort is going to take a little “The final sales agreement will not be Timothy Hill Children’s Ranch pro- since the late ‘90s, offering classes in re- 59º 76º longer than originally anticipated, accord- signed until the 31st,” he stated. posed $600,000 for the property and once sort management and serving as a pre- ing to the executive director of the Upper As previously reported in the Herald- that’s applied toward the purchase, mier recreation area. Complete forecast, Page 2 Cumberland Human Resource Agency. Citizen, UCHRA has received the assign- UCHRA will be borrowing $685,550.25 In a memo dated March 10, Luke ment of lease from the real estate from the Bank of Putnam County to be See SALE, Page 2 Sports Woman Trail progress caught ‘huffing’ in store

By TRACEY HACKETT Rally HERALD-CITIZEN Staff Levy leads Upperman rally to beat COOKEVILLE — A 51-year- Haywood /B1 old White County woman re- cently discovered it isn’t exactly a breath of fresh air to be cited for shoplifting. Living Janice L. Johnson, of Franks Ferry Road in Sparta, was issued the citation after Cookeville po- lice officers discovered that the woman had been ‘huffing’ canned air at Walmart. The incident happened around 3:30 p.m. on Tuesday. “Officer [Glen] Ramsey and I responded to Walmart ... in refer- ence to a white female wearing a

See HUFFING, Page 3 Shine Group collects tales of Ty Kernea | Herald-Citizen moonshiners /A7 Logan Walker, Johnny Dodson and Mark Russell with Rogers Group work on the Tennessee Central Heritage Rail Don’t forget Trail on 8th Street. This is one segment of the first phase of the trail, which consists of 4.23 miles beginning at the Cookeville Depot and ending at the Algood ball fields. Construction on the entire segment is anticipated to be complete by early fall. Nation Man sleeping in car by busy intersection charged with PI

By TRACEY HACKETT Giezentanner, he responded to a report of the car out of the occupant’s reach,” Sgt. HERALD-CITIZEN Staff a man passed out in a red Dodge Neon Giezentanner continued. Change clocks, parked on the side of the road around 7:40 He said he could tell that the man in the COOKEVILLE — A man sleeping in his p.m. vehicle was breathing, and he could see check smoke alarms vehicle at the eastbound off ramp of Inter- “Upon arrival, I found a white male scattered inside the vehicle numerous NASHVILLE — State Fire state 40 at Highway 111 was arrested this curled up sideways in the front passenger small, travel-size bottles of liquor, some of Marshal Julie Mix McPeak re- week for public intoxication. seat with his feet on the dashboard,” he which were opened and others unopened. minds Tennesseans to check Police charged Joseph Walter Watson, of said. “I could smell a stong odor of alcohol their smoke alarms and carbon Wall Street in Cookeville, with the offense “The windows to the vehicle were rolled coming from the vehicle and from the area monoxide detectors this week- on Tuesday night. down, and the car keys were laying in the Who’s Irish? According to Cookeville Police Sgt. Jon driver’s seat. I placed the keys on top of See SLEEP, Page 2 See TIME, Page 3 Goldmine of Irish records posted online /A6 UCRA to Willow and Jackson Index Abby...... A7 complete fuel Calendar...... A6 Crossword ...... A13 Living ...... A7 tank repairs Obituaries ...... A5 Gerrie Neal By LINDSAY governments of Cookeville and Howard Gunter McREYNOLDS Sparta, Putnam and White coun- HERALD-CITIZEN Staff ties. Cora Broccolli UCRA Manager Jason Baker Donna Roberts WHITE COUNTY — The re- told board members Tuesday Priscilla Williams sults of a routine inspection of evening, “In the underground underground fuel storage tanks tank storage inspection, the steel Lena Booher at the Upper Cumberland Re- pipe is not corrosion protected.” Opinion...... A4 gional Airport revealed a viola- The UCRA received a letter tion last fall, and UCRA from the Tennessee Department Sports ...... B1 officials are now planning to of Environment and Conserva- Sudoku ...... A14 correct it. tion on Nov. 30 notifying them Weather ...... A2 On Tuesday night, the UCRA of the violation that was discov- board accepted a bid of $6,250 ered during a routine inspection from ProTech Services in of the tanks which are required Ty Kernea | Herald-Citizen Cookeville to install “galvanic every three years. Cookeville Police Officer Justin Long takes statements at the scene of a wreck around protection at pump islands” at “We ask for your help to pro- 1:30 p.m. yesterday at the intersection of Willow and Jackson. The crash involved a the regional airport in White vehicle and a motorcycle, and authorities said it did involve injuries, but no further County, which is owned by the See AIRPORT, Page 2 details were available this morning.

(931)528-0474 Insurance at the lowest possible cost! • Why not make us prove it? A-2 — HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Friday, March 11, 2016 LOCAL READER Blood Assurance giving MoonPies to donors on Pi Day SERVICES COOKEVILLE — Non-profit regional donor recruitment for Blood Assurance a blood donation and enjoying some Blood Assurance is a non-profit, full- blood center Blood Assurance is partner- Inc., said. “We encourage folks to stop by MoonPies.” service regional blood center serving 51 ing with MoonPie for the second Pi Day a Blood Assurance donor center on Pi For more information about Pi Day in counties and more than 75 health care fa- Contact us: blood drive on Monday. Day, enjoy some tasty MoonPie treats Cookeville, call Blood Assurance at 526- cilities in Tennessee, Georgia, Alabama, Address: All community members who make a and help us give back to those in need of 3462. North Carolina and Virginia. donation at their local donor center will blood.” To be eligible to donate blood, a person More than 540 volunteer blood donors 1300 Neal St. receive a classic MoonPie treat and will Pi Day is celebrated on March 14 as a must be at least 17 years old (16 years old are needed every day in order to ade- Cookeville, Tenn. have the opportunity to save three lives representation for the mathematical sym- with parental consent), weigh 110 pounds quately supply these hospitals. with each donation. Cookeville’s center bol used to represent the ratio of the cir- or more and be in good health. Donors Founded in 1972 as a joint effort of the Mailing Address: is located at 155 W. Broad St., across cumference of a circle to its diameter, are asked to drink plenty of fluids, avoid- Chattanooga-Hamilton County Medical from the Cookeville Depot. which is approximately 3.14159. ing caffeine, and eat a meal rich in iron Society, the Chattanooga Area Hospital P.O. Box 2729 “We are grateful to have MoonPie as a Tory Johnston, vice president of mar- prior to donating. Council and the Chattanooga Jaycees, the Cookeville TN 38502 partner again this year to help us thank keting for MoonPie, said, “The mission To learn more about donating blood, mission of Blood Assurance is to provide all blood donors in the community who of Blood Assurance is saving lives, and call 423-756-0966. For more information a safe and adequate supply of blood and come out on Pi Day to help save local pa- we can’t think of a better mission to get on Blood Assurance, donating blood or blood components to every area patient Phone: 931-526-9715 tients’ lives across the region,” Charlie behind than that. We hope the community hosting a blood drive, visit www.blood- in need. Blood Assurance is based in Fax: 931-526-1209 Callari, vice president of marketing and will celebrate Pi Day with us by making assurance.org. Chattanooga.

Email: News [email protected] Sports SALE: [email protected] Advertising Old school photos [email protected] Lakeside Living [email protected] closing is Circulation [email protected] Business News delayed [email protected] Church News From Page 1 [email protected] School News The resort has not been self- [email protected] supporting for a number of years Classified Ads and with a $1.6 million note on [email protected] the lodge, agency officials de- cided it was too big of a financial burden. Letter Guidelines All 10 Lakeside employees — full and part-time — were laid All letters to the editor must off in late 2011, saving approxi- be signed and include the mately $165,000 for the next fis- writer’s name, address and cal year. phone number. Letters are Questionable financial transac- subject to editing and/or re- tions related to the resort and ed- jection. A strict 400-word limit will be enforced. Send letters ucational training complex were to the mailing address listed found in an investigative audit above, or email to conducted by the state comptrol- [email protected]. ler’s office, supporting the board’s decision to sell it in 2012. The audit found during the 15 Order a Photo years (ending June 30, 2010), the agency subsidized the facility at Every photograph taken by a least $1,696,928, with the comp- Herald-Citizen photographer troller noting no effort to recover and published in the paper is the funds. available for purchase. Go to Instead, the agency recorded www.herald-citizen.com and click on “Photo Gallery.” this receivable as an asset on the financial records. In 2010, the agency wrote off Subscriptions the entire debt as uncollectable. Ty Kernea | Herald-Citizen It was also found that during the To subscribe, call 931-526- 2006, 2007, 2009 and 2010 fiscal 9715. Visa, MasterCard and Glenn Jones, Putnam County archivist, and Carol Bradford, archives staff, look through the 126 files they have on years, UCHRA purchased gift Discover accepted. schools that have been a part of Putnam County but no longer exist. They are currently looking for more information, certificates from Lakeside , total- Rates: memories and photos about these schools. Anyone with something to share can call the archives at 520-0042 or ing $123,200 for training events 3 mo 6 mo 1yr visit the office at 121 S. Dixie Ave. in Cookeville between 1-4 p.m. Wednesdays-Fridays. to be held in the subsequent year. Carrier or Mail: 385 Zip Code $28 $54 $95 Print & Monterey facade project back in motion E-Edition $29 $56 $98 AIRPORT: Anywhere Only E-Edition $21 $42 $84 By AMY DAVIS matter was “out of our hands” when at- railcar — a cafe car — through a private Mail: Outside HERALD-CITIZEN Staff tempts to reach Fisher had been unsuccess- purchase. “It can be used for fundraisers, Tanks to be 385 Zip $49 $85 $143 ful. He also pointed out that Monterey was showers, social events — whatever,” he Mail: Outside MONTEREY — The contractor is back on out no money since the $25,000 Community said. repaired Tenn. $82 $132 $220 the job. Development Block Grant had come from • An operations center is taking shape at “I know I mentioned some time back that the Tennessee Department of Economic and Monterey’s emergency services building in From Page 1 I’d washed my hands of the facade grant,” Community Development. the same area the food bank was once lo- Miss Your Paper? Monterey Mayor Bill Wiggins said at Mon- • In other board matters, Wiggins said the cated. tect our natural resources because Your carrier is an independent day’s board meeting, referring to a state- Monterey Civitan Club is still raising funds “(Fire Chief Kevin Peters) is working with leaking tanks can contaminate contractor. However, as a serv- funded project to improve the exterior of for new playground equipment at Whittaker the 911 folks and emergency management Tennessee’s drinking water or ice to our subscribers, our two downtown Monterey businesses. “But Park. “They had their first fundraiser, but it to develop that into an operations center for cause significant safety hazards circulation department is open that’s back in motion.” didn’t go well,” he said, referring to a chili any future emergencies,” Wiggins said. “It and the cost to clean up even from 8 a.m. until 6 p.m. Mon- The project, which concerns Reba’s cook-off in late February. “So all these peo- could be used for other purposes, too.” small leaks can be very high,” day-Friday and from Flower Shop and the Bradley Agency, had ple who have harped about the playground • Julie Bohannon, Monterey’s cultural ad- environmental scientist Dustin 7-9:30 a.m. each Sunday to been at a standstill for several months, hav- equipment at the park are going to have ministrator, announced that a tree planting Turner wrote to the airport. answer calls. ing been abandoned by historic building ample opportunity to support that.” is coming up March 17 at 4 p.m. at Whit- Baker reported that UCRA’s Call 931-526-9715. preservation specialist Don Fisher of Liv- • Wiggins also announced that the Bee taker Park. tank system was installed in the ingston after his tools were reportedly Rock overlook and trail is to become a nat- “The Monterey High School football boys 1990s. stolen. ural area recognized by the state. are going to plant 22 trees in the park,” she The 350-acre airport in White Herald-Citizen Wiggins explained that during a recent “That’s moving right along,” he said. said. “Five of those trees will be dedicated County consists of a 6,700-foot meeting with Fisher, an extention agreement • Concerning flooding issues at Whittaker to different groups.” runway, eight box hangars and 58 USPS 313-680 was worked out. “He is willing to resume Park and other areas around town, Wiggins • Also at the park, an appreciation gather- T hangars. ISSN 8750-5541 work, so that has been resolved,” he said. said Monterey is looking to acquire a hazard ing is planned for March 20 at 1 p.m. for It is supported by the govern- The Herald-Citizen is pub- “And the police have recovered most of his mitigation grant through Putnam County everyone who helped Monterey during last ments who own it, as well as the lished daily except Saturdays, tools.” Emergency Management. February’s ice storm disaster. sale of fuel and hangar rental New Year’s Day, Independence Back in 2014, the board approved Fisher’s • In addition, grants are being sought to • Bohannon also announced that alderman fees. Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving bid of $19,055 to complete the project. He turn 300 acres of the town’s lake property Dale Welch is receiving an award of excel- The next meeting is scheduled Day and Christmas Day by had been paid $12,000 in advance through on Highway 62 into a recreational area. lence next week from the Tennessee Asso- for Tuesday, April 12, at 5 p.m., Cookeville Newspapers, Inc., an agreement with the business owners. • Wiggins also announced that the Mon- ciation of Museums for his volunteer work at the UCRA at 750 Airport Road at 1300 Neal St., P.O. Box Last month, Wiggins told the board the terey Depot Museum will be getting another at the Monterey Depot. in Sparta. 2729, Cookeville, TN 38502. Periodicals postage paid at Cookeville TN. POSTMAS- TER: send address changes to SLEEP: Herald-Citizen, P.O. Box 2729, Man sleeping in car on interstate ramp charged Cookeville TN 38502. The Herald-Citizen is a mem- From Page 1 to stand up to see if he needed medical at- feet, and he had slurred speech,” Sgt. so I placed Mr. Watson under arrest for ber of the Tennessee Press tention and checked his identification. Giezentanner said. public intoxication,” the officer reports. Association and the Associ- where the male was curled up,” the ser- “When he got out of the vehicle, I “I determined he was a danger to him- Sgt. Giezentanner further reports that ated Press. The Associated geant said. smelled a strong odor of alcohol about his self and others if left alone in his vehicle Watson was booked into the jail without Press is entitled exclusively to He was able to rouse the man, got him person. Mr. Watson was unsteady on his next to the roadway in the very busy area, incident. use for publication news printed in the Herald-Citizen. Weather Tonight Saturday Night Sunday Night Monday Night Readings: Thursday’s high in Cookeville Mike DeLapp A 40% chance of A 70% chance of A 40% chance of Partly cloudy. Low was 77, low 60, with 0.19” of Editor & Publisher rain. Low around rain. Low around rain. Low around around 56. SW rain. Thursday’s high in Mon- 59. Calm wind. 59. Calm wind. 56. South wind wind around 5 terey was 73, low 58, with Buddy Pearson around 5 mph. mph. 0.14” of rain. Managing Editor Almanac: Friday is the 71st Saturday Sunday Monday day of the year with 295 re- Roger Wells A 30% chance of A 60% chance of A 60% chance of Tuesday maining. The sun sets at 5:46 Advertising Director rain. Cloudy High rain. Mostly cloudy. rain. Partly sunny. Sunny, with a high p.m. and will rise at 5:56 a.m. near 76. Calm High near 71. Calm High near 69. WSW near 78. on Saturday. The moon is a waxing crescent with 10% of Keith McCormick wind. wind. wind around 5 Circulation Manager the visible disc illuminated. mph. HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Friday, March 11, 2016 — A3 LOCAL/STATE

State in Brief BZA considers request for group home By LAURA MILITANA David Sadler, owner of the property, had at all. We’ve lost property value.” side. For 15 boarding room, a minimum IRS has over $17M HERALD-CITIZEN Staff no intentions of operating a halfway house Shelia went on to say that she does not land area of 30,000 square feet would be in another building on the property, but is feel safe, as vehicles often block her in her required, and this property exceeds that re- unclaimed Tenn. tax COOKEVILLE — Safety concerns were glad the violation was pointed out. own property, and that there are neighbor- quirement. aired as the Cookeville Board of Zoning “I knew CPR was allowed in the current ing children who live in the area and play The board approved granting the request refunds from 2012 Appeals met to consider a request for a zone, but I had no idea I needed a special in the street. for a maximum of 15 individuals subject special exception to allow a group home exception request for a halfway house,” he “This affects us greatly,” Stephen said. to compliance with all applicable zoning NASHVILLE (AP) — The to operate at 335 Newman Dr. said. “But I am glad it’s been pointed out “We’re very much against it.” and building codes and to the submittal of Internal Revenue Service says The subject property consists of approx- because if someone got hurt, I would not Sadler pointed out that those vehicles appropriate site and floor plans depicting it has over $17 million in un- imately 1.2 acres and currently is leased be able to handle it.” don’t belong to the those who utilize the compliance with said codes. claimed refunds for Tennessee by Cumberland Plateau Recovery, a drug Sadler, a recovering alcoholic himself, halfway house, but those who visit CPR Those codes include a second method of residents who failed to file a and alcohol treatment, counseling and re- has been in the business 25 years and had for services. egress from each room and that the build- 2012 tax return. habilitation facility. been looking for property to buy and lo- For a special exception to be granted in ing must be sprinkled. The law provides taxpayers “Recently, the codes department was no- cate CPR, which he eventually sold and the CG zoning district, certain additional The board also added a stipulation of a with a three-year window to tified by an anonymous citizen that the leases the property to. standards must be met, including off street fence being installed between Hunter’s claim a refund, but those subject property was being used as a “Everyone knows what problems we parking areas and driveways having hard and Sadler’s property. wishing to collect must file group home or halfway house for approx- have with drugs,” he said. “I’m just trying surface of either asphalt or concrete, a Sadler said he doesn’t know if he will be their 2012 returns no later imately five individuals,” James Mills, to help.” type 2 screen/buffer yard as specified in able to do the halfway house due to the than April 18. Cookeville Planning director, said. Stephen and Shelia Hunter, who own the the zoning code be provided along all cost, but thanked the board for granting There is no penalty for filing “Group homes or halfway houses are uses neighboring property at 329 Newman Dr., property lines abutting property zoned or the request. a late return that qualifies for permitted only on appeal to the board of expressed their dissatisfaction with the used for single or two-family residential The next meeting of the Cookeville a refund. zoning appeals (special exceptions) in the halfway home being located there. purposes and at least 2,000 square feet of Board of Zoning Appeals is set for 5:15 IRS spokesman Mark Green CG zoning district. There is no record of “People use the road as a racetrack,” lot area should be provided for each p.m. April 14, if there is any business to said in a news release that the a special exception having been granted Stephen said. “We’re not real happy about boarding room and for any dwelling unit address. The public is encouraged to at- estimated median unclaimed by the board for this location.” it being there. We knew nothing about this in which the owner or operator may re- tend. refund for tax-year 2012 in Tennessee is $702. If no return is filed to claim a refund within three years, TIME: Change smoke alarms the money becomes property Weather and of the U.S. Treasury. Tax forms and instructions and clocks this weekend are available at the IRS.gov From Page 1 guidelines on residential smoke website on the forms and pub- alcohol likely alarms: lications page, or by calling 1- end when they set their clocks • Install at least one smoke 800-TAX-FORM. Saturday night for daylight sav- alarm on every level of the ing time. She also urges every- home, including the basement. factors in I-40 one to consider the age of their For best protection, smoke Schools closed, smoke alarms. alarms should be installed inside roads flooded in “It’s proven that smoke alarms and outside sleeping rooms. can save lives in the event of a Make sure everyone can hear the West Tennessee wreck last night fire — but only if they are work- alarm and knows what it sounds ing,” McPeak said. “Know the like. due to rain type of alarm you have and how • Install smoke alarms away By TRACEY HACKETT driver’s side in the right lane of I-40’s west- to maintain it. Some alarms now from the kitchen to prevent nui- JACKSON (AP) — Schools HERALD-CITIZEN Staff bound traffic. come with 10-year, sealed bat- sance alarms. Generally, they shut down early and roads The way the vehicle came to rest, authorities teries designed to last the life of should be at least 10 feet from a were closed Thursday due to COOKEVILLE — Three people were in- said, Farley’s head and arm were pinned in the the unit. cooking appliance. flooding caused by heavy rain jured, one of them seriously, in a single-vehi- wreckage, and she suffered serious head Traditional alarms with 9 volt • For the best protection, equip throughout West Tennessee. cle accident on Interstate 40 near exit 288 last trauma. batteries, however, should have your home with a combination The National Weather Serv- night around 6:40. All three occupants of the vehicle were wear- new batteries at least once a of ionization and photoelectric ice says 3 to 10 inches of rain “It appears that both weather conditions and ing their seat belts, and that likely had a posi- year. All alarms should be tested smoke alarms or dual-sensor has fallen in counties along alcohol consumption may have been con- tive impact on the outcome of the wreck, the monthly. It’s also important to alarms. Interconnect the alarms the Mississippi River in West tributing factors,” reports Tennessee Highway THP reports. note that any smoke alarm 10 so that when one sounds, they Tennessee, eastern Arkansas Patrol Trooper Craig Wilkerson, who is inves- Because of the rainy weather conditions, a years old or older should be re- all sound. and north Mississippi since tigating the wreck. helicopter ambulance was unable to respond placed entirely.” • Smoke alarms with non-re- late Tuesday, flooding roads, Seriously injured was Terri Farley, 51, of to the scene. Smoke alarms more than 10 placeable (long-life) batteries parking lots and fields. The Cookeville, who was driving a red, four-door Farley was transported by ground ambulance years old no longer offer a reli- are available and are designed to flood threat is expected to Nissan Altima when the wreck happened. to Cookeville Regional Medical Center, where able level of safety and are often remain effective for up to 10 continue into Friday, as an- Authorities say she was transporting two pas- she was stabilized and then transferred by the source for nuisance alarms. years. If the alarm chirps on other 1 to 3 inches of rain sengers at the time, a juvenile male and an 18- ground ambulance to Vanderbilt University The State Fire Marshal’s Office these units, warning that the bat- could fall in the Mississippi year-old male. Medical Center. urges all residents to determine tery is low, replace the entire Delta region, meteorologist Both of them were treated and released from “The incident affected traffic flow for about how old their smoke alarms are smoke alarm right away. Scott McNeil said. Cookeville Regional Medical Center follow- an hour,” Trooper Wilkerson said. (the date of manufacture is lo- • For smoke alarms with any Flood warnings were in ef- ing the incident. For a brief time, both lanes of I-40 west- cated on the back of the alarm). other type of battery, replace fect for much of the region. Farley was pinned inside the vehicle and was bound were closed while emergency personnel If they’re 10 years old or older, batteries at least once a year No weather-related injuries extricated from the wreckage by the responded to the scene, and the right lane was they should be replaced immedi- (preferably twice a year during were immediately reported. Cookeville Fire Department. closed until the wreck was cleared. ately. daylight saving time). If that “Everything is saturated and “When we got on the scene, we had to stabi- In addition to the THP, multiple agencies re- This includes smoke alarms alarm chirps, replace only the rivers and creeks are already lize the vehicle using jacks and airbags, and sponded to the scene, including approximately that use 10-year batteries and/or battery. high,” McNeil said. after we had the vehicle stabilized, we had to 10-15 Cookeville firefighters, two Putnam are hard-wired. • Remember, even alarms that Schools were closed by 11 cut off the roof of the car to get her out,” said County Ambulance crews and representatives State statistics indicate that a are hard-wired into your home a.m. in Gibson and Madison fire department Lt. Benton Young. of the Putnam County Rescue Squad. home without adequate smoke electrical system need to have counties. He estimated that the extrication took less Authorities report today that Farley’s condi- alarm coverage is a dangerous their battery back-ups main- Marty Clements, emergency than a half-hour. tion is stable, and she was expected to undergo place to live: Nearly 80 percent tained in case of electrical power management director in Madi- “But it seemed like an eternity until we got surgery to begin repairing her injuries this of Tennessee’s 2015 fire deaths outage. son County, said county her out. It’s one of the most difficult extrica- morning. took place in homes where no • Follow the manufacturer’s in- schools were closed early to tions we’ve had in a while,” he said. Tests have been requested to determine the smoke alarm was known to have structions for cleaning to keep allow parents and bus drivers Farley was driving eastbound on Interstate 40 possible level of intoxicants in her system at been present. smoke alarms working well. The to get children home safely in and was changing lanes when she lost control the time of the wreck. Many fatal fires occur at night instructions are included in the case of major flooding. of the vehicle and crossed the median, accord- Multiple charges are pending in connection while the victims are sleeping. package or can be found on the Three women were evacu- ing to the THP accident description. with the wreck, according to the THP report. The smoke and toxic gases gen- internet. ated by the Jackson Fire De- After the driver lost control of the vehicle, it Authorities say she was charged with first- erated by a fire can cause people • Test alarms once a month partment from two homes began to roll, and it came to a rest on its offense driving under the influence last week. to sleep more deeply, narrowing using the test button. Replace located near a creek that over- the chances of surviving a fire. the entire alarm if it’s more than flowed, Clements said. A working smoke alarm can 10 years old or fails to sound Officials were monitoring double the chances of survival when tested. two subdivisions in Jackson by increasing the amount of time • Devise a fire escape plan with where high water was becom- HUFFING: a person has to escape a fire in two ways out of every room and ing a problem, Clements said. Woman facing charges their home. a designated outside meeting “Tennesseans must be diligent place. Share and practice the From Page 1 canned air to try to get high. $9.92. in installing and maintaining plan with all who live in the Investigation shows “Ms. Johnson ultimately ad- Although huffing chemical their smoke alarms,” McPeak home, including children. rise in assaults on striped shirt with black leggings mitted to opening the can of propellants from pressurized said. “All too often an alarm or • When a smoke alarm sounds, [and] huffing canned air,” said canned air and huffing it,” Offi- cans is done with the intention its battery is removed and not re- get out of the home immediately prison guards Cookeville Police Officer Justin cer Long said. of getting high, the officers on placed, putting a home’s occu- and go to your pre-planned Long. However, store employees told Tuesday determined that John- pants at risk. There’s no way to meeting place to call 911. NASHVILLE (AP) — A When they arrived at the store, the officers they had found sev- son was not under the influence predict when a fire will occur, so For more information on mak- new investigation shows a Officer Long said they made eral cans that had been broken of an intoxicant. even one night without an oper- ing your home fire-safe, down- spike in the number of as- contact with the woman in gar- into or damaged. She also had a ride out of the ational smoke alarm can be haz- load and print the State Fire saults on guards by inmates in den section. The officers issued the woman area, so she was released from ardous.” Marshal’s home fire safety Tennessee’s prison system. The officers confirmed her a citation for shoplifting a total custody after being issued the Here are some additional checklist. The Tennessean reports pris- identity, and they said the of two cans of air, each valued citation. oners have assaulted correc- woman admitted to inhaling the at $4.96, with a total value of tional officers with weapons Sale Sale 70 times since Jan. 11. There Judd’s Country Store were an additional 49 assaults Car seat rules update pulled back for debate during that same period that ANTIQUE MALL did not involve a weapon. NASHVILLE (AP) — An effort the age that children would be re- th The paper found that the 119 to update Tennessee’s car seat quired to ride in booster seats. 15 Anniversary assaults against prison staff so rules that had been headed for The House voted 64-26 to recall far this year put the state De- Gov. Bill Haslam’s signature has the bill sponsored by Democratic Mon.-Sat. partment of Correction on been pulled back for renewed de- Rep. John Ray Clemmons of Sale! 9:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m. pace to more than double the bate in the House over questions Nashville that easily passed both reported assaults last year. about whether it would increase chambers earlier in the week. March Sunday The increase comes after the th th We have Layaway Plans! 1-5:00 p.m. state changed the way it de- 12 - 20 fined assaults — a move that Are you ready for whole Bible Church? Do you desire all of God’s Word from Genesis came after correctional offi- to the Maps at the end of the Book? cers and some state lawmak- Are you ready to experience the true and living Savior ers accused officials of as prophesied in the Hebrew Scriptures and as clearly low-balling the actual number portrayed in the four Gospels? of assaults in the prison sys- Would you like to walk as Jesus walked? tem. 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Established 1903 Mike DeLapp, Editor and Publisher Buddy Pearson, Managing Editor Dress codes and female dignity

ow many among us recog- Many professional women have nize the name of Yolande spoken resentfully of the pres- HBetbeze Fox, the Alabama sures to dress seductively for TV. beauty who died recently at the So why would any branch of age of 87? Fox blazed quite a trail feminism egg on high-school through American culture when, girls to voluntarily do to them- as Miss America of 1951, she re- selves what their older sisters and fused to reign in a bathing suit. mothers are fighting against? The swimsuit-maker sponsoring One wishes the allegedly serious the pageant was not pleased. media (The Atlantic and The Na- Educated in a convent in Mo- tion) would stop playing the dope bile, Fox championed a certain by feeding an academic feminism propriety in dress. She found the that goes inert at the street level. idea of parading half-naked Again, it’s the notion that the around America most distasteful. boys have no business salivating Fox moved on to become a at the nipples popping out of a Rivals still searching prominent progressive activist in girl’s spandex T-shirt. New York A female student at Woodford and Washing- County High School in Versailles, for formula to stop Trump ton, D.C. She Kentucky, was sent home for knew at the wearing a tight, low-cut T-shirt age of 22 that and jeans straining at the seams. By JULIE PACE the most pivotal moment of the tumul- his call for sending up to 30,000 U.S. no one would Rather than help her to change AP White House Correspondent tuous GOP race. Trump leads his rivals ground troops to the Middle East to take her seri- into something a bit more mod- in the all-important delegate count fight the Islamic State. ously in a est, her mother, Stacie Dunn, MIAMI (AP) — Nine months after after 24 voting contests, thrusting Re- And none of the other candidates bathing suit. posted the picture of her badly Donald Trump became a presidential publican elites into a tailspin of hand- condemned Trump for comments that You wonder dressed daughter online. It went candidate, his rivals are still searching wringing and denial. seemingly encouraged aggressive how Fox viral, we are stunned to learn. for a formula to stop his improbable Rubio and Ohio Gov. John Kasich, physical action against protesters at his would re- We forgot, the boys and men are political rise. the last two candidates who have back- campaign rallies. Froma spond to a not supposed to ogle. It’s their They’ve ignored him and hoped he’d ing within the Republican establish- “Washington isn’t listening to the Harrop convoluted fault. But one might ask Dunn’s fade away. They’ve launched sharply ment, face sudden-death primaries in people. And that’s the frustration that feminist de- daughter whether she wore circu- personal attacks on his hair and his their home states on Tuesday — a pair is boiling over,” Cruz said when asked bate, one side lation-constricting jeans and a hand size. They’ve tried to discredit of winner-take-all contests that could if he was concerned that the behavior of which holds that women tight tank top to school because his business prowess and conservative put Trump’s lead out of reach. of some of Trump’s supporters would should be taken seriously no mat- they are comfortable. record. Cruz is closest to Trump in the dele- hurt the Republican Party in the gen- ter how they dress. It’s been ex- Now, school administrators And in Thursday’s Republican presi- gate race and suggested again Thurs- eral election. panded to condemn high-school should be ultra-careful about not dential debate, they grasped for the day that Rubio and Kasich step aside The prospect of Trump winning the dress codes — arguing they are letting boys who misbehave off middle ground, drastically dialing back to allow him to take on the real estate nomination has prompted some out- sexist because they force the girls the hook. And when calling out a the vitriol and trying to instead politely mogul one-on-one. After a reserved side groups to start putting millions of to de-emphasize their breasts, student for inappropriate dress, poke holes in Trump’s policy propos- start to the debate, Cruz grew more ag- dollars in television advertisements on legs and rear ends. A kind of they should do so with quiet sen- als. gressive as the two-hour contest pro- the air to build a late case against him, “body shaming,” if you will. If sitivity. At times, their approach succeeded in gressed and warned Republican voters including in Florida. The ads have the girls’ fashion choices arouse The girls, meanwhile, might spotlighting Trump’s often vague ideas that nominating Trump would cost the largely focused on Trump’s question- the boys, it’s the boys’ problem. look to their cool older sisters for for addressing the nation’s domestic GOP the White House. able business dealings, including legal This argument has some teeth, direction. problems and foreign policy threats. “If we nominate Donald Trump, action against the educational com- though only baby teeth. It’s true A style writer observing the in- But they also gave the billionaire Hillary wins,” said Cruz, a staunch pany Trump University. Yet none of that the sternest dress codes apply novative summer dress of 20- space to sound more measured and conservative loathed by many of his the candidates attempted to build on to the girls, but that’s because the somethings in hipster Brooklyn moderate — almost presidential — at Senate colleagues. He also argued that the advertising campaign during the boys are already mostly covered noted, “There is nary a spaghetti a time when he’s already eyeing the the businessman was overly simplistic debate. up. Many such dress codes do in- strap or strappy stiletto to be general election. on everything from trade to foreign “I can’t believe how civil it’s been up clude the boys. Arkansas, for ex- found.” “We’re all in this together,” Trump policy, saying his solutions simply here,” Trump even said midway ample, bans showing underwear High-school girls from South said. “We’re going to come up with “don’t work.” through the contest. or revealing the crack of one’s Orange, New Jersey, have solutions. We’re going to find the an- Rubio joined in at times. After Trump Trump has been forecasting a shift to- butt. launched a highly successful swers to things.” suggested Rubio was being too politi- ward the general election, both in tone The fact remains that in most #IAmMoreThanADistraction The civil contest in Miami marked a cally correct in his comments about and in substance, and Thursday’s de- professions, the fully clothed man campaign on Twitter. Too bad sharp course correction after the last the importance of working with Mus- bate gave him an opportunity to keep projects more authority than the Miss America of 1951 was born GOP debate, which devolved into a se- lims to fight terrorism, the senator up that evolution. Well aware of the woman flashing her flesh. It’s sad too soon to turn her famous line ries of juvenile personal insults that sharply shot back, “I’m not interested opposition to his candidacy from to see smart women on serious into a hashtag: #IAmAnOp- left some Republicans cringing. in being politically correct. I’m inter- within his own party, he spoke fre- news shows exposing their arms, eraSingerNotAPinup. Florida Sen. Marco Rubio led that in- ested in being correct.” quently of Republican unity and urged their lower thighs and often their That would have made for an in- sult brigade, and then faltered badly in But there were just as many moments those skeptical of him to rally around cleavage — while the men’s dig- telligent conversation. the primary contests that followed. where the candidates let Trump slide, him for the good of the GOP. nity and paunch are protected in Rubio now says he regrets his behav- including on his acknowledgement “I think frankly the Republican estab- tailoring. Have you ever seen a Froma Harrop is a syndicated ior and embarrassed his children. that he’s exploited immigration laws to lishment, or whatever you call it, male commentator wearing columnist. Her email address Thursday’s debate, the 12th for Re- bring skilled overseas workers to the should embrace what’s happening,” he shorts? is [email protected]. publicans this primary season, came at U.S. to work for his companies and on said.

Romney, Rubio and Cruz make case against Trump Moderately Confused es, Donald Trump is the front-run- leging fraud — did not downs. The most striking part of Romney’s ner in a crowded Republican pri- live up to its marketing. address, however, was his failure to endorse Ymary field. Yes, he can draw votes Trump boasted during an alternative candidate. Instead, Romney from Democrats. But those two facts don’t Thursday night’s Fox laid out a course that ends with a contested mean Trump can win in the general elec- News debate that convention. tion. As 2012 GOP nominee Mitt Romney Trump U had a Better During the debate, Fox News’ Bret Baier argued during a speech designed to stop the Business Bureau rating asked Kasich about the Romney blueprint. Trump surge in its tracks, “Trump relishes of A. Trump has Kasich replied that he finds process ques- any poll that reflects what he thinks of him- claimed that he “hand- tions boring. I talked to Cruz spokesman self, but polls are also saying that he will picked” instructors, but Ron Nehring earlier in the day. Nehring lose to Hillary Clinton.” FactCheck.org found a doesn’t want voters to go for Rubio in Trump has defied reports that he has gone Debra J. top executive deposi- Florida and Kasich in Ohio. “We win by too far and that his campaign is doomed be- Saunders tion that attested Trump winning,” Nehring concluded. fore, but the general election is a different picked none of the in- California GOP wise man Rob Stutzman ballgame than the GOP primary. Demo- structors. Worse, the supports the Romney battle plan. He sees a cratic pollster Stan Greenberg produced re- most recent known rating — from 2010 — Cruz victory as “rather implausible.” If search that shows a Trump nomination from the bureau was D-minus. Rubio can boost his poll numbers in Florida threatens to drive moderate Republicans The fake facts that Trump promotes are and become the nominee, Stutzman argued, from the party. scarier in their fashion. Last week, Trump Rubio has a better chance of winning in No- To save the party from a Trump nomina- repeated a fable about the wife or wives of a vember than Cruz. Stutzman sees a “pro- tion — and an exodus of GOP voters — 9/11 terrorist or terrorists flying out of the gression of firebreaks. The next firebreak is: Romney outlined the case against Trump: United States to a foreign land, where “they Deny Trump 50 percent.” He’s crude. His language and “absurd third- watched their husband on television flying If Kasich and Rubio don’t win their home grade theatrics” set a bad example for chil- into the World Trade Center, flying into the states, the establishment will go to plan B dren. Trump is clueless about foreign Pentagon and probably trying to fly into the — with a 2016-only independent conserva- policy. His protectionist schemes could lead White House.” As PolitiFact noted, the only tive candidate running against Trump and to a recession. Most of all, Romney railed, 9/11 terrorist who had not cut off ties with the Democratic nominee to stop a stampede Trump is “a phony.” his family had a girlfriend in Germany. If of voters fleeing the Grand Old Party. Republican super PACs have amassed in- Trump cannot get this straight, what else Think: the Alamo. formation about Trump University that sug- has his brain muddled? gests that the now-defunct institution — the Pundits are taken with the symbolism of Debra J. Saunders is a syndicated subject of three lawsuits, including a class the prim Romney going after the blowhard columnist. Her e-mail address is action complaint with 5,000 plaintiffs, al- billionaire in blunt language filled with put- [email protected]. HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Friday, March 11, 2016 — A5 LOCAL/NATION

Nation in Brief Rain continues to pound Louisiana BOSSIER CITY, La. (AP) — Torrential rains pounded northern Arkansas judge Louisiana for fourth day Friday, pleads not guilty in trapping several hundred people in their homes, leaving scores of son's death roads impassable and causing widespread flooding. in hot car The Bossier City region near Shreveport has taken the brunt of HOT SPRINGS, Ark. (AP) the storm that began saturating — A suspended Arkansas Louisiana late Tuesday. At least judge has pleaded not guilty to three people have drowned, and a negligent homicide charge mandatory evacuations have filed after his son was found been enforced by rescuers using dead in a hot car. large trucks able to negotiate the Garland County Circuit high waters. Judge Wade Naramore is ac- Residents in two additional sub- cused in the death of his 18- divisions in the region were or- month-old, Thomas, last July. dered to leave Friday, while the He entered a plea Friday and a Louisiana Downs racetrack was trial was set for June 14. under a mandatory evacuation, Arrest records say Naramore said Bossier Parish Sheriff’s Lt. told investigators he forgot to Bill Davis. A flood warning was drop his son off at day care in effect for the Red Chute and left him in the back seat of Bayou, where levees built to pre- a hot car for about five hours. vent water from overflowing The child died at the scene. were at risk. If convicted, Naramore could In the southeast, high water res- be jailed for a year and fined cues were under way in Tangipa- $2,500. The state Supreme hoa Parish, and emergency Court has suspended shelters were being set up to Naramore temporarily, pend- house dislocated residents. Parish Douglas Collier/The Shreveport Times via AP ing the outcome of the case. President Robby Miller said Naramore’s lawyers say the about 200 people were evacuated The Raney family is brought out from their home on Cross Lake by rescuers evacuating neighborhoods in Shreveport, incident was “a tragedy but from their homes east and north- La., after it flooded Thursday. not a crime.” east of Hammond early Friday after 12 inches of rain fell a portion of I-49 was closed governor’s spokeswoman Konnovich said the water has cles” and 15 to 18 boats to assist overnight. south of Shreveport. “Wallace Shauna Sanford said. Edwards not entered his home yet. If the in search-and-rescue operations Bulgarian man “We are getting calls from all Lake is overflowing, sending its late Thursday issued a statewide predicted overnight rain of be- in north Louisiana. charged in stock over the parish of high water and water west to the interstate,” declaration of emergency. tween 3 and 5 inches falls, how- All of southeast Louisiana re- homes been threatened,” Miller Omundson said. Michael Konnovich Jr., 45, his ever, water could creep inside. mained under a flash flood watch manipulation said. “About 60 parish roads are Most of the heavy rain remains wife and two children have lived Friends and neighbors began Friday as bands of heavy rain now blocked by high water and over the Monroe area in north- in the Bossier City subdivision of sandbagging their homes Thurs- move over the area. scheme that number is growing.” east Louisiana. C.S. Ross, a hy- Golden Meadow for about 12 day in an effort to ward off the National Weather Service fore- Meteorologist Patrick Omund- drologist at the National Weather years. In that time, he said he’s rising water. caster Andrew Ansorge in Slidell NEW YORK (AP) — A Bul- son in Shreveport said rain con- Service in Shreveport, said 20- never seen as much water as he’s Edwards said he authorized said a line of heavy rain moved garian man has been charged tinued to fall over portions of plus inches of rain has fallen in seen in the past few days. Major Gen. Glenn Curtis, adju- north over the New Orleans with manipulating the stocks north-central Louisiana, bringing southeast Bossier City since “Typically, it will come up and tant general for the Louisiana Na- metro area Friday morning and of Avon and two other compa- an addition inch to portions of Tuesday night. drain off,” he said. “But not this tional Guard, to deploy up to 750 more was expected. nies by issuing fake takeover Grant, LaSalle and Winn If weather permits Friday, time. The water is just over my 5- guard members in flooded areas. Ansorge says the heavy rain offers. parishes. Louisiana Gov. John Bel Ed- foot chain link fence. I just don’t Curtis said the Guard had de- will continue Friday and get Nedko Nedev faces an eight- A section of Interstate 20 east of wards planned to tour Shreveport know where this water is coming ployed roughly 400 people along lighter Saturday. “Sunday will be count indictment, with charges Bossier City remained closed and and Bossier City and Monroe, the from.” with 30 to 35 “high-water vehi- a much better day,” Ansorge said. for crimes related to market manipulation, insider trading and aggravated identity theft. Obituaries The 38-year-old Nedev is a citizen of Bulgaria and the Cora Bell Broccolli children; and his beloved dog, services for Mrs. Gerrie Neal, 78, moved to Port Charlotte, Fla., for You may share your thoughts U.S. Bucky. of Cookeville, will be held at 2 four years before moving back to and memories at www.hhhfuner- The allegations in the indict- SPARTA — Funeral services In addition to his parents, he p.m. on Sunday, March 13, from Cookeville in December 2003. als.com. ment were unsealed in federal for Cora Bell Broccolli, 78, of was preceded in death by his the chapel of Presley Funeral She worked at Kohl’s depart- court on Thursday in Manhat- Baxter, will be held at 2 p.m. on wife, Marjorie Irene Lonsbury; Home in Cookeville. Interment ment store in Cookeville for 10 tan. The U.S. Attorney’s Of- Sunday, March 13, at Hunter Fu- his stepmother, Oma Jane will be in Cookeville City Ceme- years before retiring again at the fice for the Southern District neral Home in Sparta. Gunter; two brothers, James and tery. age of 80. Her cheerful and out- of New York said in a written The family will receive friends Hillary Gunter; and two sisters, The family will receive friends going nature endeared her to her statement that Nedev was ar- from noon until time of services Ruth and Jewell Gunter. from 5-8 p.m. on Saturday, many friends. She loved to travel rest in Bulgaria and his extra- on Sunday at the funeral home. Bro. Frank Davis will officiate March 12, and from noon until and had visited 47 states in the dition to the U.S. is being Mrs. Broccolli passed away on at the services. time of services on Sunday at the USA. She will be dearly missed. sought. Wednesday, March 9, 2016, in St. Hooper-Huddleston & Horner funeral home. She is survived by three The Securities and Exchange Thomas Highlands Hospital in Funeral Home is in charge of Mrs. Neal passed away on stepchildren, Wanda Caplinger, Priscilla Allene Commission filed a lawsuit Sparta. arrangements, (931) 526-6111. Thursday, March 10, 2106, in Chip Booher and Susan Booher; Williams against Nedev and four other Hunter Funeral Home in Sparta You may share your thoughts Signature HealthCARE of Put- five stepgrandchildren, Tony defendants in June. In it, the is in charge of arrangements, and memories at www.hhhfuner- nam County in Algood. Allen, Kevin Allen, Rodney COOKEVILLE — Funeral SEC said one defendant — (931) 836-3211. als.com. Presley Funeral Home in Allen, Kyle Caplinger and An- Services for Priscilla Allene PTG Capital — filed an offer Cookeville is in charge of drew Caplinger; six stepgreat- Williams, 66, of Cookeville, will for Avon Products Inc. in May arrangements, (931) 528-1044. grandchildren; a half brother, be held at 2 p.m. on Tuesday, 2015 claiming that it had pro- Charlie Howard Paul Neal of Lebanon; a half sis- March 22, from the chapel of posed buying all the com- Gunter Sr. ter, Judy Wilson of Livingston; Crest Lawn Funeral Home in pany’s stock for a large and special nieces and nephews, Cookeville. I premium. That sent Avon’s COOKEVILLE — Funeral Judy Wharton, Billy Glasscock, nterment will follow in Heritage stock soaring. The SEC said at services for Mr. Charlie Howard Kim Glasscock, Patricia Huddle- Cemetery in Algood. the time that the company Gunter, Sr., 80, of Cookeville, ston, Lisa Looper, Tony Bennett The family will receive friends seemed to have been formed will be held at 3 p.m. on Satur- and Dale Bennett. from 11 a.m. until time of serv- only to manipulate stocks. day, March 12, at the Cookeville Donna Marie Roberts In addition to her parents, she ices on Tuesday, March 22, at the Nedev and others who chapel of Hooper-Huddleston & COOKEVILLE — Memorial was preceded in death by a funeral home. weren’t identified are also ac- Horner Funeral Home. services for Donna Marie Lena Booher brother, Willie Glasscock; a sis- Ms. Williams passed from this cused of a similar scheme with The family will receive friends Roberts, 80, of Cookeville, will ter, Melba Bennett; and half life on Thursday, March 10, shares of reinsurance com- from 2 p.m. until time of services be held at 2 p.m. on Sunday, COOKEVILLE — Graveside brothers, Dewroy Neal and 2016, at Cookeville Regional pany Tower Group Interna- on Saturday at the funeral home. March 13, at Jefferson Avenue services for Ms. Lena Booher, Jimmy Neal. Medical Center. tional in May 2014 and Rocky Mr. Gunter passed away on Church of Christ with Mike 82, of Cookeville, will be held at Pallbearers will be family and Crest Lawn Funeral Home-Cre- Mountain Chocolate Factory Tuesday, March 8, 2016, in Webb officiating. 1 p.m. on Satur- friends. mation Center is in charge of in December 2012. Cookeville Regional Medical Donna passed away on Thurs- day, March 12, at Rev. James Rawls will officiate arrangements, (931) 526-6384. There was no immediate in- Center. day, Feb. 25, 2016. Cookeville City at the services. formation on an attorney who He was born Oct. 10, 1935, in She was born Sept. 17, 1935, in Cemetery. Memorial contributions may be could comment on Nedev’s Putnam County to the late James Walnut Ridge, Ark., to the late Ms. Booher made in memory of Lena Booher behalf. Franklin and Mary Byrd Gunter. Richard Rueben White and Mag- died on Wednes- and Melba Bennett to Signature Avon’s stock added 15 cents, Howard was retired from Gen- gie (Owens) White. day, March 9, HealthCARE of Putnam County or 3.6 percent, to $4.37 in eral Motors, where he worked for She is survived by her husband, 2016, in NHC in Algood, 278 Dry Valley Rd., morning trading Friday. Its more than 47 years. He loved John B. Roberts; children and Mrs. Healthcare of Cookeville, TN 38506. shares are down almost 49 being outdoors, especially mow- spouses, Wayne Roberts and Pam Booher Cookeville. Hooper-Huddleston & Horner percent over the past year. ing, planting trees and tending Roberts, Sue Ann Doran and She was born Funeral Home is in charge of flowers. He was an antique car Steve Doran and Ron Roberts Oct. 11, 1933, in Overton County arrangements, (931) 526-6111. buff who enjoyed attending car and Mark Roberts; and brothers to the late John Albert and Ce- FDA: No significant shows and tinkering on his own and sisters and spouses, Jerry cilia Delphia Andrews Glass- impact from test of Monte Carlo. White and Irene White, Larry cock. He is survived by a son and White, Joann Shirley, Mimi Jean She attended school in Overton modified daughter-in-law, Charlie (Kipp) Vendel (deceased) and Julia County before moving to Day- and Nicole Gunter of Goodrich, White (deceased). ton, Ohio, at age 16. Heartfelt Care mosquitoes Mich.; two daughters and sons- Whitson Funeral Home in Lena was an active and vibrant in-law, Karen and Jim Starr, Kim Cookeville is in charge of lady with a strong work ethic. Roy Anderson, MD MIAMI (AP) — A field trial and Jim McColgan, all of Grand arrangements, (931) 526-2151. She was employed at National Board Certified Internal Medicine releasing genetically modified Rapids, Mich.; two sisters and a Cash Register for many years mosquitoes in the Florida brother-in-law, Jane Morgan of Mrs. Gerrie Neal and later at a machine shop, both Keys would not harm humans Baxter and Julie and Greg in Dayton. More than 40 years or the environment, according Stadther of Mt. Juliet; six grand- COOKEVILLE — Funeral After retiring in Dayton, she of practice treating: to documents released Friday by the U.S. Food and Drug High Blood Pressure Administration. 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The statement is aimed at rebutting earlier claims tack, and the government and community “need to cials said in a court filing as part of the Justice De- In a sworn declaration submitted Thursday, from Apple that said that if the FBI had not changed know” what is on the device. Apple alone has the partment’s ongoing encryption dispute with Apple Christopher Pluhar, an FBI agent involved in pro- the iCloud password, its engineers could have ability to help, and doing so is not unduly burden- Inc. cessing the evidence, said the password reset did helped investigators use a known — and therefore some, the government said. FBI Director James Comey testified before Con- not harm the investigation. 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House designer James Hoban. ily in order to build context and CodeReb n 2.39 -.81 -25.3 “There’s all kinds of mysteries They tell not only the stories of the bigger picture,” said Michal CrssCtryHl 10.74 -3.29 -23.4 j2Global 56.90 -14.09 -19.8 within these records.” Irish families, but help explain Brophy, a Massachusetts-based Proteos n 9.54 -2.21 -18.8 MUTUAL FUNDS More than 33 million Ameri- the cultural and religious fabric member of the Association of RavenInds 13.50 -3.07 -18.5 Sientra 6.74 -1.33 -16.5 Total Assets Total Return/Rank Pct Min Init cans claimed Irish ancestry in of the island, said the Rev. 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DIARY Dodge & Cox IntlStk FB 49,697 34.04 +11.7 -18.3/E +1.1/C NL 2,500 nonprofit groups. To include For more info., contact Lynn Spring St., Cookeville. Meeting Advanced 965 Dodge & Cox Stock LV 50,617 156.52 +10.4 -6.4/D +9.9/B NL 2,500 Declined 1,787 Fidelity BlChGrow LG 13,756 63.16 +8.5 -6.4/D +11.9/A NL 2,500 your information, call 526- Constan, Chapter Regent at will follow at 7 p.m. Meetings Unchanged 174 Fidelity Contra LG 72,174 93.13 +6.9 -1.5/A +11.0/B NL 2,500 Total issues 2,926 9715 and ask for the newsroom (970) 946-8480 or are the second Monday of each Fidelity Magellan LG 12,254 84.24 +7.4 -3.5/B +9.0/D NL 2,500 New Highs 31 Fidelity Spartan 500IdxAdvtg LB 49,176 70.22 +7.7 -0.6/A +11.3/A NL 10,000 secretary, fax 526-1209 or [email protected]. month (except January). For New Lows 45 email [email protected]. BUFFALO VALLEY: The info., call (931) 528-8000. Volume 1,874,909,087 FrankTemp-Franklin IncomeA m CA 41,562 2.07 +7.2 -7.8/E +4.3/C 4.25 1,000 FrankTemp-Templeton Fgn A m FV 3,534 6.21 +10.9 -10.1/C +0.2/D 5.75 1,000 Be sure to include your name Buffalo Valley Community Cen- OVEREATERS: A new group, Janus EnteprsT MG 2,165 83.61 +8.7 -3.5/A +10.7/A NL 2,500 and number as well as a time, ter will have a corned beef and Overeaters Annonymous, will AGRICULTURE FUTURES Lord Abbett AffiliatA m LV 5,090 14.04 +8.9 -3.4/C +8.0/D 5.75 1,000 Open High Low Settle Chg. MFS GrowB m LG 127 55.34 +6.3 -1.9/A +10.7/B 4.00 1,000 date and location of the event. cabbage dinner on Saturday at 6 start meeting March 14 and meet CORN MFS HighIncA m HY 398 3.17 +5.1 -4.8/C +4.0/B 4.25 1,000 p.m. Adults $8 and kids 10 and every Monday from 5:30-6:30 5,000 bu minimum- cents per bushel MFS TNMuniBdA m SL 103 10.64 -0.8 +3.4/B +4.7/D 4.25 1,000 Mar 16 358.50 363 358 362.50 +3.50 MFS TotRetA m MA 4,417 17.13 +4.4 -0.1/A +7.3/B 5.75 1,000 March 11 under $4. Corned beef or ham, p.m. at St. Michael’s Episcopal May 16 359 363.50 358 362.75 +3.25 Jul 16 364.25 368.25 363 367.50 +3 Metropolitan West TotRetBdI CI 45,117 10.72 -0.3 +1.0/B +4.6/A NL 3,000,000 PROTECTING CHILDREN: cabbage, potatoes, dessert and Church (640 N. Washington Sep 16 369.25 373 368.50 372.25 +2.25 Nuveen TNMuniBdA m SL 290 12.01 -0.8 +3.9/A +5.5/B 4.20 3,000 Captain Carl Sells, of the drink. Door prizes, live music Ave., Cookeville). Get help with Dec 16 379 381.50 377.50 381 +1.75 Oppenheimer CapIncA m CA 1,666 9.43 +2.4 -1.6/B +5.0/B 5.75 1,000 Mar 17 387.25 390 386 389.75 +1.75 PIMCO TotRetIs CI 58,241 10.05 -0.3 -0.2/D +3.3/C NL 1,000,000 Cookeville Police Department, and dancing. Sponsored by the overeating, bingeing, eating ad- May 17 391.50 394 391 394 +1.75 SOYBEANS Pioneer PioneerA m LB 4,134 31.15 +6.1 -2.2/B +8.1/D 5.75 1,000 will be speaking about “Protect- Buffalo Valley Library. Carry- ditions and compulsive eating. 5,000 bu minimum- cents per bushel Prudential Investmen BlendB m LG 11 15.90 +9.0 -9.4/E +6.0/E 5.00 2,500 Mar 16 880 882.50 875.50 881.75 +1.75 Putnam EqIncomeA m LV 3,110 18.76 +7.1 -6.7 +9.6 5.75 0 ing Our Children,” on Friday, at outs available. For info., call March 15 May 16 885 890 881.25 889.25 +3.50 Putnam MultiCapGrA m LG 3,082 63.86 +7.8 -7.6/E +9.4/C 5.75 0 7 p.m., at Holladay Church of 858-1403 or 858-5127. NARFE: National Active & Jul 16 890.25 895.25 886.25 894.75 +3.50 Vanguard 500Adml LB 147,060 184.33 +7.7 -0.6/A +11.3/A NL 10,000 Aug 16 894 897.50 888.75 896.75 +3.25 Christ, 1765 Mine Lick Creek MEETING CHANGE: The Retired Federal Employees As- Sep 16 893.75 897.75 889.25 897.25 +3.25 Vanguard HltCrAdml SH 35,690 84.22 +3.9 -3.7/A +18.2/B NL 50,000 Nov 16 896 901.25 892.50 900.75 +3.50 Vanguard InstIdxI LB 100,777 182.51 +7.7 -0.5/A +11.3/A NL 5,000,000 Rd. Topics covered will be inter- Hollis-Moore Loftis Library sociation (NARFE) Cookeville Jan 17 902 905.50 898 905.25 +3.25 Vanguard InstPlus LB 85,519 182.53 +7.7 -0.5/A +11.3/A NL 200,000,000 net awareness, what’s going on Board, located inside the Bang- Chapter 1956, will meet on Tues- WHEAT Vanguard InstTStPl LB 36,428 44.69 +8.3 -2.4/B +10.9/A NL 200,000,000 5,000 bu minimum- cents per bushel in our Putnam County Schools ham Community Center, has day at Shoney’s Restaurant, S. Mar 16 463.25 471.50 463.25 471.50 +7.75 Vanguard IntlStkIdxAdm FB 35,813 23.41 +7.8 -8.7/C +0.5/D NL 10,000 May 16 468 477.50 465 477 +8.75 Vanguard IntlStkIdxIPls FB 52,424 93.64 +7.8 -8.6/C +0.5/D NL 100,000,000 and how to be a pro-active par- changed their regular meeting Jefferson Ave. in Cookeville. Jul 16 474.75 483.75 471.50 483.25 +8.50 Vanguard MuIntAdml MI 43,452 14.31 -0.9 +3.9/B +4.8/B NL 50,000 ent. from the second Tuesday to the Meal begins at 6 p.m. and meet- Sep 16 484 492.75 480.75 492.50 +8.75 Vanguard TotBdAdml CI 63,295 10.77 -0.5 +1.5/A +3.4/C NL 10,000 Dec 16 497.50 506.25 494.25 506 +8.50 March 12 second Saturday, March 12, at 1 ing at 6:45 p.m. Speaker will be Mar 17 509.50 518.50 507.75 518.50 +8.25 Vanguard TotIntl FB 73,735 14.00 +7.9 -8.7/C +0.4/D NL 3,000 May 17 ...... 527 +8.25 Vanguard TotStIAdm LB 121,424 49.38 +8.3 -2.5/C +10.8/B NL 10,000 EGG HUNT: Edgar Evins p.m. for this month only. Volun- Houston Bynum, administrator CATTLE Vanguard TotStIIns LB 58,081 49.39 +8.3 -2.5/C +10.8/B NL 5,000,000 State Park will hold an Easter teers are also needed. Please call of Happy Haven Home for Chil- 40,000 lbs.- cents per lb. Vanguard TotStIdx LB 92,482 49.35 +8.2 -2.6/C +10.7/B NL 3,000 Apr 16 ...... 138.30 +1.53 egg hunt Eggstravaganza will be 528-2292 for more information. dren. All current and retired fed- Jun 16 ...... 127.62 +1.32 Vanguard WelltnAdm MA 65,408 63.14 +4.6 -0.1/A +8.3/A NL 50,000 Aug 16 ...... 122.72 +1.02 held at 1 p.m. Meet at Edgar March 14 eral employees and their spouses Oct 16 ...... 122.60 +.73 Stock Footnotes: g = Dividends and earnings in Canadian dollars. h = Does not meet Dec 16 ...... 122.12 +.72 continued-listing standards. lf = Late filing with SEC. n = New in past 52 weeks. pf = Evins State Park Camp Store. TTU: Center Stage at TTU will invited to attend. For info., call Feb 17 ...... 121.42 +.70 Preferred. rs = Stock has undergone a reverse stock split of at least 50 percent within Apr 17 ...... 120.50 +.53 the past year. rt = Right to buy security at a specified price. s = Stock has split by at For children 12 and under. Please feature a presentation by Sister Roy Byrd at 252-2973. HOGS-Lean least 20 percent within the last year. un = Units. vj = In bankruptcy or receivership. wd no adults. Three age groups 0-2, Helen Prejean, author of Dead LIVINGSTON: Millard Oak- 40,000 lbs.- cents per lb. = When distributed. wi = When issued. wt = Warrants. Apr 16 ...... 72.17 +.07 3-6, 7-12 (parents may assist Man Walking and Death of the ley Public Library in Livingston May 16 ...... 79.35 +.40 Mutual Fund Footnotes: b = Fee covering market costs is paid from fund assets. d with the 0-2 age group). Prizes Innocents. Held on Monday at 6 will have a Crafters Club from 9- Jun 16 ...... 82.90 +.35 = Deferred sales charge, or redemption fee. f = front load (sales charges). m = Multiple Jul 16 ...... 82.05 +.40 fees are charged. NA = not available. p = previous day’s net asset value. s = fund split will be available. The hunt will p.m., at Derryberry Auditorium. 10:30 a.m.; a Family Caregivers Aug 16 ...... 81.20 +.30 shares during the week. x = fund paid a distribution during the week. Oct 16 ...... 69.35 +.30 take place in the playground area A book signing will follow. Open meeting from 9-10:30 a.m.; and Dec 16 ...... 64.42 +.27 COTTON 2 Objectives: CA -Conservative Allocation, CI -Intermediate-Term Bond, FB -Foreign in the campground. to the public, suggested freewill a library board meeting at 4:30 50,000 lbs.- cents per lb. Large Blend, FG -Foreign LargeGrowth, FV -Foreign Large Value, HY - High-Yield DAUGHTERS OF UNION: donation of $10. For info., call p.m. May 16 56.60 56.99 55.66 56.83 +.24 Bond, IB -World Bond, IH -World Allocation, LB -Large Blend, LG -Large Growth, LV - Jul 16 56.59 56.90 55.51 56.77 +.19 Large Value, MA -Moderate Allocation, MB -Mid-Cap Blend, MG -Mid-Cap Growth, MV The Julia Ann Marcum Chapter (931) 277-3968. March 16 Oct 16 ...... 56.66 +.17 - Mid-Cap Value, SB - Small Blend, SG -Small Cap Growth, SH -Specialty-heath, WS Dec 16 56.56 56.84 55.50 56.70 +.11 -World Stock. of the Daughters of the Union SENIORS: Dr. Grisham will SENIORS: Anthony Wright Mar 17 57.37 57.60 56.41 57.60 +.08 will meet on Saturday at 2 p.m., hold a health clinic at 10:30 a.m. will speak on “Essential Finan- May 17 58.15 58.33 57.20 58.33 +.05 Total Return: Chng in NAV with dividends reinvested. Rank: How fund performed vs. Jul 17 58.45 58.98 57.90 58.98 +.03 others with same objective = A is in top 20%, E in bottom 20%. Min Init Invt: Minimum at a member’s home at 343 Plan- at the Cookeville Senior Center. cial Strategy For the New Econ- Tables show three most current contracts for each future. $ needed to invest in fund. Grains traded on Chicago Board of Trade; livestock on tation Dr., Crossville. The pro- ROSE SOCIETY: The omy ” at 12:15 p.m. at the Chicago Mercantile Exchange; and cotton on the Source: The Associated Press and Morningstar. Sales figures are unofficial. Intercontinental Exchange. gram will be “Janey Reb and Cookeville Area Rose Society Cookeville Senior Center. Herald-Citizen

Friday, March 11, 2016 LIVING 7 Mom prefers Group collects stories on moonshiners New activities being home at Monterey By MEGAN TROTTER alone over HERALD-CITIZEN Staff Senior UPPER CUMBERLAND — The cre- hanging out ation and sale of Moonshine was a way Center of life for many settlers in Tennessee. It he weather up in Monterey with friends was not only used for drinking, but also is looking good, and it en- for medicine, disinfectant and even a Tcourages us to jump into EAR ABBY: My son is type of currency. There are countless sto- some new activities! driving me crazy. He’s ries of how the corn whiskey impacted But no matter how many new ac- Dworried because I don’t the lives of the people involved in its cre- tivities we try, we will certainly have friends I hang out with. He ation and sale — and from those in- stick by the activities we all enjoy said it’s not normal for a woman volved in the attempt to control its so much. Exercise will continue to not want to have friends. I creation. every Monday, Wednesday and say it is. He said if Dear Abby “The organizers of the Moonshine Daze Friday at 9 a.m. in the fitness cen- says I’m OK, he will let it rest. — the Clay County celebration — asked ter. Bridge is going strong on I work with people between 50 us to compile and publish stories about Monday and Thursday at 1 p.m., and 70 hours a week. I have moonshine,” said Sue Russell of and Bingo is every Thursday. more than a thousand townhome Cookeville who was a co-author/editor Our Wednesday Socials are going and condo residents to deal of the book. to be quite informative this month. with, and I receive nonstop And compile they did. So far they have On the 16th, Jamie Petigrew will complaints day in and day out. three books about not only moonshine be talking On top of that, I must supervise but interesting people from Clay County. Senior about “Bank- vendors and contractors, answer The books are: “Cures What Ails Ye: ing for Sen- to several boards, and have up Memories of Moonshining in Clay Center iors” at 10:30 to eight evening meetings a County,” Memories of Clay County, Ten- a.m. A covered month. nessee: Moonshiners, Revenuers and Or- dish luncheon When I fi- dinary Folk” and “Corn From a Jar.” follows. Marie Dear nally get With help from Dr. Michael Birdwell, Ferran will be home, I history professor at Tennessee Tech, here on the Abby don’t want Friends members learned basic informa- 23rd updating to set up a tion about moonshine and how to con- us on all the shopping or duct and transcribe interviews. As they Ty Kernea | Herald-Citizen legal issues we dinner date interviewed people, their interviewees Sue Russell shows off the three books on moonshine that she and other need to know. with any- gave them names of others they could members of the Friends of the Clay County Library wrote for Moonshine Again, a cov- body. I want talk to, until the group was overwhelmed Daze. Sandra ered dish will to sit in by the number of people who had some- follow. On peace and thing to add. “They were just trying to make a living the audio from the interviews is archived Johnson Wednesday quiet. I “One of my favorite stories is in the first and feed their families.” in Clay County, and the group is still col- the 30th, Dr. don’t want book,” Russell said. “It’s about a deputy The books also touch on things such as lecting more interviews for future books. Kirk from Moore Eyes will talk to to be around sheriff, Jerry Rhoton, who busted up folk medicine, moonshine still diagrams Anyone interested in sharing their moon- us about seasonal eye care. With Abigail people at stills in the county. He provided photos and moonshine laws in Tennessee, in ad- shine story can email spring time and allergy time, we all. I’m per- from a bust in 1987 when they surprised dition to the stories and photos from peo- [email protected]. all need to hear this one! Another Van Buren fectly happy a man making it in the woods.” ple involved in moonshine. The authors and editors will be holding covered dish follows. not having “He talked about feeling a little bad for The book was also edited by Adelaide a book signing tomorrow from 11 a.m.-1 Moving into April, we will have friends. Can you see my point? the people making the moonshine,” co- Stephens of the Friends of the Clay p.m. tomorrow at Foxleaf Bookstore on our friend Christy from Quality — LADY WITH NO PROB- author/editor Diane Morrison added. County Library. The printed stories and West Broad Street. Home Health Care giving us some LEM health care updates. And — what a DEAR LADY: I do see your surprise — another covered dish point, but I can also see your luncheon follows. son’s. By turning this into an ei- On Tuesday, March 22, we will ther/or situation, you may be Author explores Jewish heritage in new novel be going to Cookeville for a movie talking past each other instead at the Carmike. And with this of with each other. By MEGAN TROTTER didn’t have any intention of writing any- movie group, I’m certain they will While you crave peace and HERALD-CITIZEN Staff thing myself, but I landed on some ideas allow time for lunch. Call the cen- quiet at the end of the day, he that I wanted to write about, and so I did ter for movie and time details. The worries that you are isolating COOKEVILLE — When he was the it.” following Thursday, March 24, im- yourself. Friendships aren’t sup- dean of arts and sciences at Tennessee The story follows the young Jewish mediately after Bingo, Ms. Syd- posed to drain people; they are Tech, Joseph Lerner of Cookeville spent man Sidney Gerstein who is constantly ney, a local dietician, will be supposed to be nurturing. Peo- much of his time writing papers, articles persecuted for his background in the offering the first of six weekly ple with rewarding companions and even textbooks on chemistry topics. 1960s. In his hunt to find out more about classes on nutrition. These will they can laugh and commiserate Now, he has turned his pen toward fic- his heritage, he meets a death camp sur- begin once Bingo has wrapped up. with are happier, less stressed tion. vivor who reveals his tragic past. While On Tuesday the 29th we will be and live longer, so perhaps you He wrote his novel “Tales of Sidney listening to his story, Sidney struggles to going to lunch at the Cumberland should rethink your position. Gerstein: A Young Man’s Quest for understand and change the man’s views State Park Restaurant. Following DEAR ABBY: Ten years ago, Meaning in the Aftermath of the Holo- toward American society. It is the story that, we will hit the Sisters Con- when I lived in California, I caust” after extensive research into his of a young man’s search for meaning in signment Store. dated the love of my life, own Jewish heritage and the history of the decades following the Holocaust as Where else can you get good “Tammy.” We were perfect to- the Holocaust. He owns more than 1,000 he questions life, God and his Jewish food and good values in a one day gether, and I was often amazed books on the topic. culture. trip? by how much I loved her, which “I had been pretty invovled with study- The book is available from Amazon, Our new activity for this month is was palpable. ing the Holocaust in Europe,” he said. “I along with his first book “Coal Fire.” going to be volleyball. It is geared After about two years we toward seniors and will be done broke up, and I moved 3,000 while seating. But don’t let that miles away. My rebound rela- fool you — just because you’re sit- tionship lasted a decade and Rare Walt Whitman soldier letter found in National Archives ting doesn’t mean the competition produced a beautiful baby boy. isn’t peaked. Our first introduction After it recently ended, I WASHINGTON (AP) — A rare letter for him. Sadly, Jabo died in a charity hos- ten by Walt Whitman, a friend.” to volleyball will be popping up reached out to Tammy. We had- written by the poet Walt Whitman for a pital 11 months after the letter was writ- “Ah!” Wilson said she exclaimed. soon, and a regular schedule will n’t communicated in 10 years, wounded Civil War soldier has been ten. “Look what I found!” be determined by those participat- and I learned that she is married found in the National Archives. Whitman, a poet, journalist and essay- Wilson showed the letter to Budell, who ing. Folks, this will be fun, and we with three kids and she’s miser- The Washington Post reports it was dis- ist, often made the rounds of the local was cautious at first. “Part of my job is would like to have enough for a able. covered last month by an Archives vol- hospitals, where he dispensed snacks and authenticating such finds,” Budell said. full team that will allow us to play She said she misses me and unteer on a team preparing Civil War money. He also sat with wounded and David S. Ferriero, who heads the Na- against other senior centers. I see has never stopped loving me. widows’ pension files to be digitized and dying soldiers and wrote letters for them. tional Archives, sent a scan of the letter big things in our future. (How do We talk on the phone often, and placed online. It’s one of only three “I do a good deal of this, of course, to Whitman scholar Kenneth M. Price, at you spell “Olympics”?) she says she wants to see me. I known to exist. writing all kinds, including love letters,” the University of Nebraska. If you are 60 or over, we would have no idea where this is “It doesn’t get much bigger, in my Whitman wrote in a dispatch for the New Price is co-director of the Walt Whit- love to have you visit our center. going, but I’d love to see her. eyes,” said Jackie Budell, an archive spe- York Times in 1864. man Archive and an expert on Whit- We are open Monday through We have decided that we will cialist who oversees the project. “It’s just A century and a half later, few of those man’s handwriting. Thursday from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. abide by your advice. What simply stunning. ... We’re not going to letters have surfaced. Price noted the unique way Whitman Our phone number is 839-8053. If should I do? — NOSTALGIC find another one like this, probably, for a But volunteer Catherine Cusack Wilson wrote the letters x, d, and I, and how he there is a center closer to you, give IN NEW YORK while.” found one Feb. 3. often used a plus sign instead of the word them a visit. Regardless of which DEAR NOSTALGIC: I’m The letter was written for Pvt. Robert The Falls Church librarian was sorting “and.” center you choose, you will find glad you asked, although I N. Jabo of the 8th New Hampshire in- through pension files at the archives Whitman’s signature in the letter resem- laughs, friendships and probably a doubt you will heed my advice. fantry, who was dying of tuberculosis in when she drew Jabo’s file from its enve- bles other Whitman signatures, Price said cookie. See you soon! Here it is: You and Tammy Washington’s Harewood Hospital. He lope. in an email. should postpone any reunions was sick and illiterate. So Whitman, a “I’m looking through the file, and I see The letter will be housed in a vault at Sandra Johnson is the until she has resolved her mari- cheerful, bearded man who regularly vis- this letter, and I start reading it,” she said. the National Archives with other valu- director of the Monterey tal situation because there are ited hospitalized soldiers, offered to write On the back, she found a surprise: “Writ- able documents. Senior Center. more people involved now than just the two of you. Whether she remains in her unhappy mar- riage is anyone’s guess, but if you step in now, it will only add ‘Dr. Strangelove,’ Bond production designer Adam dies at 95 to her troubles. DEAR ABBY: How do I re- By JAKE COYLE The Berlin-born Adam won two Acad- can’t fight in here. This is the War winning 1956 film “Around the World in spond to a gift when I don’t AP Film Writer emy Awards in a career that lasted into Room!” 80 Days.” Adam caught the eye of pro- know whether or not it’s a gag his 70s and spanned more than 70 films. Adam was knighted in 2003, a first for ducer Albert “Cuddy” Broccoli who, gift? My sister sent a present NEW YORK (AP) — Ken Adam, the He was revered for his indelible set a production designer. after hiring him for “The Trials of Oscar that appears to be expensive, but British production designer who gave artistry, including that for seven Bond Born Klaus Hugo Adam in 1921, Wilde,” enlisted a reluctant Adam for is not only awful, it’s also tacky “Dr. Strangelove” its cavernous War movies. Adam was behind the Fort Knox Adam’s Jewish family fled Nazi Ger- 1962’s “Dr. No,” the first Bond film. and weird. Room and James Bond supervillains their vaults of “Goldfinger,” the iconic vol- many in 1934. They settled in London, Sets created by Adam — like the inte- She has a great sense of futuristic lairs, has died. He was 95. cano hideaway of “You Only Live where Adam became enraptured by Ger- rior of the British Secret Service head- humor, but added no card or Adam’s biographer, Christopher Twice” and Bond’s gadget-filled Aston man Expressionist films like “The Cabi- quarters and Dr. No’s base — created a message that would give us a Frayling, said Adam passed away in his Martin. net of Dr. Caligari.” He studied template for the franchise that would fol- clue how to appropriately thank sleep Thursday at his home in London. In the art of production design, Adam’s architecture, a background that would low. He continued to be instrumental in her. — NOT SURE IN NEW Frayling called Adam “the greatest pro- work on Stanley Kubrick’s 1964 classic later prove useful for production design. crafting the iconic backdrops, props and JERSEY duction designer for film, ever.” is widely considered among the craft’s He volunteered during World War II and torture devices that helped define the DEAR NOT SURE: I recom- MGM Studios and Eon Productions highest achievements. His enormous, ex- was one of only a handful of German- Bond world in “Goldfinger,” ‘’Thunder- mend you use the old stand-by: mourned the death of “our beloved pressionistic set evoked a bomb shelter born pilots to fly for the Royal Air Force. ball,” ‘’You Only Live Twice,” ‘’Dia- “How sweet of you to remem- friend” in a statement on the official with a circular, lamp-lit table in the mid- Later, his flying experience would inspire monds Are Forever” and “Moonraker.” ber (me, us, our special day, James Bond Twitter account, hailing dle, designed to suggest a poker table. It the ejector seat of 007’s Aston Martin. While Adam’s production design on etc.). Adam as the person “who was so respon- was here where Peter Sellers famously After the war, he was hired to assist vet- Bond allowed his fantastical imagination Thank you for being such a sible for the visual style of the James chastised a tussling Air Force general and eran designer William Cameron Menzies to roam free, working with Kubrick was generous sister!” Bond films.” Russian ambassador: “Gentlemen, you (“Gone With the Wind”) on the Oscar- a more strained process. Herald-Citizen

Friday, March 11, 2016 RELIGION 8 Chickens Resurrection Trail Excited will come over home unholy

Second Samuel 13 relates a story that shows some of the conse- promises quences when passion is allow to rule. The characteristics of Jesus that You have probably heard the apho- are so enduring to humankind are rism, “your chickens will come his attentiveness to others, his love home to roost.” That is based on and compassion for the marginal- Numbers 32:23b, “ . . . you may be ized, his tolerance for those who sure that your sin will find you out.” are rejected and ostracized, his David had been pardoned for his touch and word of healing to those sin with Bathsheba, and even for who are hurt, having her hus- his awareness band killed in of the needs of an effort to people, and his cover his sin, grace and hu- but that did not mility. relieve him of But in the past the conse- few months quences of his during the pres- sin. idential cam- Amnon, paign we have David’s oldest Gene witnessed an son, heir pre- eroding away of Jim sumptive to the Skipworth these Christ- Rogers throne, was like values. born to Ahi- Even with evangelical Christianity noam. Absalom Ready to lead participants through one of nine stations in Collegeside Church of Christ’s Resurrection making such an impact on the and Tamar were David’s children by Trail event are, from left, front, Beth Delk, second row, from left, Erin Statton, Craig Delk, Brandon Lack presidential race, many are accept- Maacah. and Chris Hicks; and on the back row, Tom Stratton. ing and applauding un-Christian “Amnon became so obsessed rhetoric and behavior. with Tamar [his half-sister] that he With the recent emphasis on became ill” (2 Samuel 13:2). His Collegeside to host Resurrection evangelical Christianity one would lust for beautiful Tamar got such think we would not tolerate walls control of his mind that he was sick being built (Jesus was about tear- and miserable. ing down walls), prejudicial atti- Noticing his dejection, Amnon’s Trail event on Saturday, March 26 tudes toward Muslims (over 60% shrewd cousin, Jonadab, devised a believe Muslims should not be al- scheme for Amnon to get in a situa- COOKEVILLE — Collegeside retell the story of Jesus to friends and Jesus and his disciples in the garden lowed within our borders). Crude tion where he could rape Tamar. church of Christ will host a Resurrec- family members in the weeks ahead. as Jesus fervently prays in preparation name calling (liar, choker, soft, Amnon bought into the plan, think- tion Trial event on Saturday, March • Triumphal Entry: “Hosanna! for the cross. murderer, con-artist, light-weight, ing that all it would take to satisfy 26 from 10 a.m. - noon, at the church's Hosanna!” Families will shout with • Trial before Pilate: Put yourself in loser, stupid) has no place in a him would be to have sex with her. campus at 252 East 9th Street in joy as they wave palm branches and the shoes of those who condemned presidential candidate. Arrogant He feigned sickness as a means of Cookeville. The public is invited to welcome Jesus into Jerusalem. A live our Lord. As Pilate washes his hands, and braggadocios self-proclama- getting her into his bedroom where attend. Admission is free. donkey will be there as well. the crowds will shout, “Crucify Him! tions feed the hateful verbiage he ignored her pleadings and raped At the Resurrection Trail, attendees • Last Supper: Enter a room like the Crucify Him!” coined by a new word, “Islamo- her. “Then suddenly Amnon’s love will travel back in time and experi- one where Jesus experienced his last • Cross: As we consider the event phobia” and the too familiar word, turned to hate, and he hated her ence the last week of Jesus's life. To- meal with his disciples. Learn about that was both humanity’s darkest and “Xenophobia.” even more than he had loved her. gether attendees will journey through the special foods associated with the brightest hour, children will drive My golf partners (they used to be ‘Get out of here!’ he snarled at her” nine stations from Jesus' Triumphal Passover that symbolically represent nails into boards in the shadow of our “golf buddies” but after they saw (2 Samuel 13:15). Entry on Sunday, to the Crucifixion the events of the Exodus and for us most recognizable symbol, a wooden my Obama bumper sticker we Tamar did what people of her time on Friday, and celebrate the amazing Christ’s redemption of humanity. cross. aren’t) have said for months that did to demonstrate great mourning event that occurred on Sunday. • Foot Washing: Wash one another’s • Tomb: Saturday is often over- “our country is going to hell in a and suffering. She put ashes on her The trail head will be open starting feet as Jesus did for his disciples on looked, but we will join Mary Magda- hand-basket.” They say they are head and tore the beautiful robe she at 10 a.m. and trail guides will lead the night he was betrayed. This is one lene outside the full tomb as she pours not able to practice Christian prin- was wearing. These actions also groups of 15 through the stations of Jesus’ most powerful teachings re- out her confusion, concern and hopes ciples and values. Lately they talk symbolized her loss of virginity. listed below. Arrive by noon and you garding humility and servant hood. to God the Father. about how our country is not great She left weeping and broken. will be guaranteed a tour, which will • Meet Judas: Judas will greet you • Resurrection: See the empty tomb, anymore. Absalom, Tamar’s full brother, was last approximately 45 minutes. and remorsefully tell his story. He her the testimony of the angels, “He is They mention the “demise” of the understandably outraged at what At the end of the trail, children will wants you to learn a lesson from his not here, He is Risen!” and celebrate Judeo-Christian foundation of our Amnon had done and determined to receive a bag of symbols representing horrible misdeed. the greatest victory of all time. Death country. The confrontational, con- make him pay for the deed with his each station. This will enable them to • Garden of Gethsemane: Witness has been defeated, Jesus is alive! tentious and hawkist rhetoric of life. He waited two years for the the presidential candidates gets opportunity and then he had Amnon them excited and energized with killed. Absalom fled to escape his the prospects of bombing Isis into father’s wrath, so David suffered the the sand, of building a wall, keep- loss of two sons. ing out Muslims, deporting ille- The Holy Spirit inspired Paul to Pay your dues, stand fast gals, bringing back factories and write, “Do not be deceived: God industry that have gone to China, cannot be mocked. A man reaps never again seeing our sailors what he sows. The one who sows to kneel with hands behind their please his sinful nature, from that heads surrendering to another nature will reap destruction; the one — and wear your scars country, and how all this will make who sows to please the Spirit, from us a greater Christian nation than the Spirit will reap eternal life” Where’d you get those scars? Life mains. It is beyond For believers, following Jesus invites a ever before just like the founding (Galatians 6:7-8). “Mocked” here beats us up. I know where mine came the ability of the certain amount of conflict, and we don’t fathers intended. means “to turn up one’s nose at from — where’d you get yours? living to relive. win all the battles. Understanding this is I asked them what is evident that God.” Some scars come from necessary We cannot avoid central to authentic Christianity. Scrip- our country is going to hell in a “Those who live according to the losses such as surgical procedures, but a all hurts. There is turally, this is “counting the cost.” Being hand-basket. lot come from hits we didn’t see coming. no pain-free life, a true believer means total identification They tell me it is because See JIM, Page 10 I’ve got both, and the ones obtained and some wounds with Christ and willingness to embrace “Obama is the biggest liar of all under anesthesia were easier to take. are even received in a certain lifestyle. This standard of judg- the presidents we have ever had,” Sometimes they fade, but scars remain honor. Character ment differs from many but is biblically that we are being taken advantage to the end of days. sometimes keeps us correct. of by illegal immigrants (“We pay I’ve always been able to take a hit. I from ducking an in- Paul said he bore the marks of Jesus. for their doctor and hospital bills Community don’t know if that’s a quality or not, Sterl coming blow. We Because of this, no one was to “trouble” and send them to school”), same maybe more of an ability. Anyway, it’s Paramore used to call that him. Paul had paid his dues. We must do sex marriage “is ruining the family concert is been handy. I take a lot of hits because “taking a stand.” the same if we are to gain and retain the as we know it.” I’ve got a lot of faults. Add in the unjust The ensuing grief respect of other believers and the world. “Every day we have the gay blows common to all, and I’ve had my may occasionally be soothed by the be- It is evidence of true faith. When we agenda rammed down our throats.” March 19 share. Having been marked myself, I am lief that an important principle has been align ourselves with Christ, the deeds of After my golf game had hit the more observant of and empathetic with preserved — but not always. our lives are empowered by His Spirit, skids (I should never talk to these COOKEVILLE — On Saturday, other walking wounded. Some have a greater tolerance for pain and He speaks through our scars. guys about religion or politics) I March 19, at 6 p.m., the First United Occasionally, we are wounded by our than others. Because of this, they are asked them, “So what do you hear Pentecostal Church of Cookeville own devices. In other words, we receive more willing to bear burdens and hurts. Sterl Paramore is the pastor of in the speeches of the candidates will host a community concert. “the due reward of our deeds.” For There is even the possibility that one Faith Fellowship in Cookeville. He that is so Christian to you?” They Local musical guests will include some, perhaps most, this may be the pri- may have an unhealthy bent toward teachers classes at Progressive said, “They are going to protect the Tennessee Tech University mary source of hurt. Lessons learned. grief, and there’s always plenty of that Sentencing Inc. and is married to Christians.” Chorale, the First Church Adult Choir The memories may fade, even be lost, to go around. In any event, there is great Debi and is the father of Brian and “They are going to fight to keep and the First Church Youth Ensem- but the fact of the failures and faults re- need for foot-soldiers in the battle of life. Brandon. the second amendment.” ble. “They are going to protect our This concert will feature southern boundaries.” gospel recording artists, The Chan- In Our Churches I had no idea what to say next. I dlers, of Greenfield. The Chandlers didn’t ask any more questions. minister in more than 150 dates a Ongoing CHRISTIAN SCIENCE: The Chris- munication method. This is a tool for Many voters are encouraged with year, have recorded several musical AGLOW: Aglow International is a tian Science Society of Cookeville, one resolving differences. For info., go to the pronouncements and promises and vocal projects, and have been dynamic, global organization, made up of the worldwide branches of The First http://tinyurl.com/ca2ofcf. of the candidates. performed on the main stage at the of women and men with a single pur- Church of Christ Scientist in Boston DIVORCE CARE: DivorceCare is a That is what I fear, not the candi- National Quartet Convention, in Pi- pose: to see God’s will be done on earth (The Mother Church), holds church friendly, caring group of people who date. geon Forge. as it is in heaven, through prayer, local services at 10:30 a.m. Sundays at 118 will walk alongside you through one of Attendees will experience live groups, events and outreaches. For E. 1st St. at Holly, Cookeville, Tenn. life’s most difficult experiences. Don’t Gene Skipworth is the author music and singing from talented more information about the Cookeville For info., call 854-0916. go through separation or divorce alone. of “Wear Your Collar,” which chorales and ensembles and en- Aglow Community Lighthouse, contact COMPASSIONATE COMMUNI- Meets Wednesdays at 7 p.m. at Trinity describes his ministry to bike counter the powerful presence of God Karen at (931) 979-0727 or go to CATION: Unitarian Universalist Con- in Algood. (205 W. Wall St.) gangs in Cincinnati in the early through worship. www.aglow.org. gregation of Cookeville’s FOOD PANTRY: New Beginning 1970s. A retired United This concert is offered free of CHILDREN’S PROGRAM: A cre- Compassionate Communication circle Fellowship Church has started a food Methodist and United Church charge to the entire community. ative children’s program at New meets at 6 p.m. on the first and third pantry for those in need. It will be the of Cookeville minister, he now First United Pentecostal Church is Thought Unity Church (823 10th St., Wednesdays at 31 W. 1st St. Compas- third Saturday of every month from 9- lives in Fairfield Glade. He can located at 875 S. Walnut Ave in Cookeville) is held every Sunday at 11 sionate Communication is based on be reached at Cookeville. a.m. Marshall Rosenberg’s Nonviolent Com- See CHURCHES, Page 10 [email protected]. HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Friday, March 11, 2016 — A9 RELIGION Angels, blinkers and darkness turning to light

Weary of all the negativity in the your planet, they take care of others, world right now, work at spreading the light. Your keep doing what they came to do. news, especially in the political realm, and they show compassion and kind- and that’s because Martin Luther King, Jr. said, ‘Dark- What you came to do. You know many I went to bed early and fell into a deep ness to all they meet. They also hold in this great spiri- ness cannot drive out darkness; only who are also on this path. Many are sleep. Soon, a presence appeared to everyone in loving consciousness or tual awakening, light can do that. Hate cannot drive your friends. Just continue sending me and woke me up. What I saw was what some may call praying. They everything that out hate; only love can do that.’ He love and light to everyone and every- a beautiful angelic being; not so much come in all colors, races, religions, isn’t working is couldn’t have said it better. Think of thing around you and in the world. beautiful as society considers beauti- cultures, genders, and walks of life.” coming to light so it this way, Karen. All this so called Even when it’s hard. Bless it all. By ful, but she radiated so much peace As I watched in wonderment, I in- that it can be hate that you are seeing is actually doing so, you ARE making a differ- and unconditional love that beautiful quired, “What are the blinking seen, cleansed, teaching people to love. They’re ence.” can’t even begin to describe her. lights?” and healed.” starting to come to the realization that It was only moments later before I Gently, she reached her hand to- “Those are the lightworkers and Confused, I hate isn’t the answer. It’s not what awoke from the deep sleep. I re- wards me, and as I clasped her soft peacekeepers who are in training so Karen continued. “But their spiritual masters of their reli- flected on everything I just experi- fingers, we started to rise upward, out to speak. They’re trying really hard Langford if there are so gions taught. Remember, too, that enced, and I found that it gave me the of the house, and into the universe. to hold everyone in love, but some- many working to God, by whatever name you use, is in strength and courage to carry on. This Suddenly, we stopped and she di- times their humanness gets in the way spread the light, everyone and everything.” little light of mine, I’m going to let it rected my gaze to the earth. “What do and they struggle.” then why is there still so much dark- “You mean even in the darkness?!?” shine! you see?” I answered, “I see a beau- “You mean like me? I’M a blinker! ness?” “It’s a hard concept to understand, tiful planet we call Mother Earth. It I’m really trying to stay in love, but “Darkness is caused by fear. Fear but yes. The creator made everyone Rev. Dr. Karen Langford is an In- looks so small, but so absolutely it’s hard sometimes when you see so breeds hate, bigotry, and ignorance. and everything on earth. Everyone spirational speaker, ordained min- amazing at the same time!” much hate and violence in the world. And when people are in fear, they may has the light within them, but for ister and writer. She may be “What else do you see?” Looking I sometimes struggle with not hating choose to follow the darkness. It’s whatever reasons, they’ve covered it reached at [email protected]. closer, I saw all these sparkling lights the haters or judging the judgers. I go their choice. That’s why humans were up because of painful experiences, be- all over the world. Perplexed, I asked, into fear a lot and get stressed out by given the gift of free-will.” cause of what they learned, or be- “What are all those sparkling lights?” what I see and hear. But my inner Exasperated, I pleaded, “So what cause they believe in their doctrines “Those lights are all the lightwork- voice will give me a talking to and try can we do to overcome the darkness? more than what their spiritual masters The Herald-Citizen ers and peacekeepers who are work- to guide me back into a state of un- Especially me, since I’m only one per- have taught. But the light is there. ing to bring love and peace to your conditional love for all.” son!?!?” That’s the God spark within every- No. 1 in local news world. They do so through being of “Yes, there are many ‘blinkers’ as Tenderly, she replied, “Karen, it only one. People choose to do evil and Call 526-9715 to subscribe service to humanity, teaching uncon- you call them, but you are all evolv- takes one candle to light a dark room. that feeds the darkness. So it will take ditional love for all beings as well as ing. There is much darkness in your So imagine when millions of people the lightworkers and peacekeepers to

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Call the Seventh-day Adventist Church Mail Upon Request” church office if you would like a ride. “Come and Give Us A Try Everyone Is Welcome” Meets Saturday morning www.sycamorecoc.com Lesson study - 9:30 a. m. • Worship - 11 a.m. 2700 Hwy. 111 - 931-537-3100 Cookeville Christian Elementary EPISCOPAL Grade K-8 931-537-3561 Life Talk Radio WJNU - LP 96.9 FM COOPERATIVE BAPTIST St. Michael’s Episcopal Church 640 N. Washington Ave. Cookeville, TN 38501 BAPTIST (931) 526-4654 MONTEREY www.stmike-tn.org Church of Christ 308 W. Crawford Ave. SUNDAY WORSHIP: Monterey, TN 38574 8:00 AM Holy Eucharist, Rite I (931) 839-2660 10:00 AM Holy Eucharist, Rite II SUNDAY (Nursery Provided) Bible Study 10 AM Worship 11 AM & 6 PM SUNDAY SCHOOL WEDNESDAY 9:00 a.m. ALL AGES Bible Study 7 PM PRESBYTERIAN Minister: Tim Singleton WEDNESDAY WORSHIP: Algood Cumberland 12:00 PM Holy Eucharist Rite II Presbyterian Church SMYRNA Harp Ave. Algood, TN SERVICES ON CABLE CHANNEL 192 VISITORS WELCOME Minister-Rev. Richard Bond 10:45 AM AND 7:00 PM CHURCH OF CHRIST HOLLADAY Worship-9:30 AM 3698 Dodson Branch Road Sunday School-10:30 AM Cookeville, TN 38501 • 931-526-5403 CHURCH OF Monday-7:00 PM Sunday Bible Study...... 9:00 AM METHODIST Sunday Worship...... 10:00 AM CHRIST CATHOLIC Evening Worship...... 6:00 PM 1765 Mine Lick Creek Rd. ALGOOD Wednesday Bible Study...... 7:00 PM Cookeville, TN UNITED SUNDAY Sunday Bible Study...... 10 a.m. METHODIST St. Thomas Aquinas Studies In The Word 780 AM / 106.1 FM Sunday Morning Worship...11 a.m. CHURCH Your AT 7:30 AM Catholic Church Sunday Evening Worship...... 6 p.m. 421 N. Washington Ave., Cookeville The Bible Way FIRST CUMBERLAND 1600 AM / 110.9 FM Wednesday Bible Study...6:30 p.m. Church 526-2575 AT 9:00 AM PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 565 East 10th Street Fr. Chad Puthoff, S.D.S. Minister, James Rogers Nursery Available Cookeville, TN 38501 Pastor Associate Minister, Sammy Webb 931-526-6585 Church Office www.cocsmyrna.org Johnny Fox, Minister 931-528-8587 Nursery School should MASS SCHEDULE Sunday Schedule: Saturday 5:00 p.m. 432-4751 135 West Main St., Algood, TN. Worship - 8:45 and 11:00 AM Sunday 8:00 a.m., 10:30 a.m. www.holladaychurchofchrist.com Church School - 9:50 AM be here! 12:30 p.m. Spanish Mass Sunday School at 9:45 a.m. Evening Worship - 6:00 PM Call to place Everyone is invited to attend: Sunday Worship at 11 a.m. Wednesday Worship: Please Call for Holy Days Antioch NURSERY PROVIDED The Connection - 5:00 PM your ad today! Northeast Ministers: Schedule Brent Davis, Pastor Dr. Charles McCaskey 931-526-9715 SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION Church of Christ Church of Christ 537-6111 •␣ www.algoodumc.org Christian Smith, Associate Minister Saturday, 4:00 or by appointment 4711 Old Sparta Rd. Off Highway 111, Cookeville, TN Weekday Masses 8:00 a.m. Daily Bible Study 9:00 AM http://www.cookevillestthomas.org Cookeville, TN Worship...... 10:00 AM First Sunday School...... 10 AM Evening Worship...... 6:00 PM FIRST Worship...... 11 AM P resbyterian Wednesday UNITED Church Evening Worship...... 5 PM Bible Study...... 7:00 PM METHODIST CHRISTIAN CHURCH MINISTER - Paul Wilmoth 20 N. Dixie 613 W. Broad Wednesday Bible Study.....6:30 PM CHURCH & Hwy. 70W Assoc. Minister - David Hill Church School: 9:45am Calvary Christian A warm welcome awaits Morning Worship: 11:00am 931-520-0439 Earl Dirkson, Pastor 165 EAST BROAD, Church Willow Avenue everyone - 526-2535 COOKEVILLE, TN 38501 Come2Gather Worship: 5pm Sunday Schedule Where Coming To Church Phone: (931) 526-2177 SoulSong Fax: (931) 372-9905 Is Like Coming Home Church of Christ Parent’s Day Out Sunday School 9:30 AM Sunday a.m. 9:00 www.cookevillefumc.org Mon & Thurs 8:30am-2:30pm Worship10:45 AM 4801 Poplar Grove Rd, Cookeville Bible Study 10:15 *Radio Broadcast - AM 1600 and FM 100.9 Wed. Evening Bible Study 6:15 PM 931-528-0047 P.M. Worship 6:00 1x1.5” Pastor: Rev. Pat Handlson •Martin Thielen Wed. Bible Study 7:00 Means 1 column by 1.5 Senior Pastor “But Seek Ye First The Kingdom Of www.calvarychristianchurchtn.com Sunday Morning Worship Services Church office: 931-526-4424 God, And His Righteousness” inches. •Whitney Mitchell Sunday Services Broadcast on WHUB 1400 at 10 a.m. Associate Pastor email: Matt. 6:33 Prayer Service - 8 a.m. Bible Study - 9 a.m. 1150 South Willow Avenue Too small to be noticed? [email protected] Worship Service: “The Church Where Everybody M orning Service - 10 a.m. Jeremiah Tatum, Minister You read this one. website: firstprescookeville.org W ednesday Services 8:30 a.m. & 10:55 a.m. - Sanctuary is Special” Bible Study - 6:30 p.m. 432-2333 11:00 a.m. Wesley Chapel Intentionally Inclusive A10 — HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Friday, March 11, 2016 RELIGION Life, death and the hereafter are carefully explained Few questions carry more import than human beings are fundamental spirit terms proclaims Ecclesiastes 9:5) This is a sobering set of truths, worthy those dealing with the basic nature of beings as well. (John 4:24) God im- this reality. (Gene- When Jesus returns to close the affairs of the most careful and deliberate con- life and of death. What is life? What is parts the spirit of man at the moment of sis 2:7; 3:19; Ec- of time, the general resurrection will sideration. Are you making preparation death? What happens at the time of conception, and, once formed, the spirit clesiastes 3:20) take place in which spirits in Hades so that death will a smooth crossing of death? What is there after death? will never cease to exist. (Zechariah Where does the will be given a body fit for eternity. (1 the proverbial Jordan? These questions, and others much like 12:1; Hebrews 12:9; Ecclesiastes 12:7) spirit of man go Corinthians 15:35-58) With this body, Equivalently, are you anticipating them, rest on the mind at some point of At times in the word of God, the spirit when it departs the “clothed” spirits will appear before Jesus’ return as a moment of great joy? every thinking, observant individual. It of man is termed the soul of man. Jesus the physical body? Jesus for judgment. (2 Corinthians 5:1- If you have never obeyed the gospel in is significant to note that human expe- spoke, “For what shall it profit a man, The Bible refers 10) In light of this resurrection, Hades belief, repentance, confession, and bap- rience offers no reliable answer to these if he shall gain the whole world, and to the realm or will then be empty and will be de- tism, then the answer to these questions questions or even a viewpoint for con- lose his own soul? Or what shall a man abode of departed stroyed in an eternal lake of fire. (Rev- cannot be yes. (Galatians 3:26f) Please sidering these questions appropriately. give in exchange for his soul?” (Mark spirits by the elation 20:14) think urgently about obeying the Only God, the One Who inhabits eter- 8:36f) In summary, while on earth, the Randy name Hades. The Every spirit will be present at the gospel. (2 Thessalonians 1:7-9) nity, can lift the veil and reveal the an- spirit of man, which itself is immortal, Bybee rich man’s spirit judgment; even angels will be subject However, if the answer to these ques- swer to these questions. (Isaiah 57:15) dwells in a physical body composed of was found in to the judgment of that final day. (Ro- tions is yes based on faithful obedience Specifically, only God can reveal the the same chemicals as soil. Hades. (Luke mans 14:12; 2 Peter 2:4) At that great to the Lord, then continue with wisdom fundamental nature of life, of death, This now aids in understanding what 16:23). It is explicitly declared that moment, those who have been obedient and prudence throughout the days of and of things after death; thankfully, death is. Death is simply that circum- Hades followed Death (Revelation to God will be declared faithful, will be life. Life and death are not unapproach- He has done exactly that in His in- stance in which the spirit of man no 6:8). Furthermore, when Jesus died on ushered into heaven, and will be saved able mysteries, for those who rely on spired word. longer resides in the physical body. the cross, His spirit went to Hades. eternally. (Hebrews 5:8f; Revelation the wonderful revelation of God in His In an attempt to answer these ques- (James 2:26) (Acts 2:27-31) In summary, Hades is 22:14; John 14:1-3) There can be no word. tions, God first details the composition When the moment comes that the an abode in which spirits await the sec- sweeter thought than this. (Matthew ”But grow in grace, and in the knowl- of a human being. A human being has spirit departs the physical body, the ond coming of Christ and the associ- 25:23) edge of our Lord and Saviour Jesus a physical body composed of common body is said to be dead. It is the spirit ated end of time. (John 5:28f; 11:24ff) In contrast, those who have been dis- Christ. To him be glory both now and chemicals; in fact, it is the same chem- that animates the body; when the spirit There is awareness and consciousness obedient to the commands of God will for ever. Amen.” (2 Peter 3:18) ical elements that are abundant in soil. is no longer indwelling the physical in Hades, as observed in the description hear the most awful verdict of all. However, a human being is more, far body, that body is lifeless and therefore of the rich man (who was in torment) (Matthew 7:23; 2 Thessalonians 1:7-9) Randy Bybee is the preacher for more, than merely a physical body. A dead. and of Lazarus (who was in comfort). These will be separated from God eter- Pippin Church of Christ at 1701 human being is made in the image of Correspondingly, the body proceeds (Luke 16:19-31) It does not appear that nally, will be cast into the lake of fire, Pippin Road in Cookeville. He is God. (Genesis 1:26f) Since God is an to return to the basic elements of which those in Hades are aware of what tran- and will suffer eternally. (Revelation also a professor of physics at immortal spirit, this indicates that it is made. The word of God in definite spires on earth. (2 Chronicles 34:28; 20:10) Lipscomb University in Nashville. New Jersey ‘Weedman’ says closing Evangelist pot temple violates religious freedom TRENTON, N.J. (AP) — After battling the legal sys- night services and midnight revivals. I should have the And the joint offers $4.20 specials that include the tem on two coasts and spending time in and out of same rights as the Shiloh Baptist Church.” “Fully Baked Burger.” For $7.10, customers can get the prison, New Jersey’s loudest champion of marijuana Forchion often campaigns for political office under the “Budz Nugz,” grilled salmon nuggets over a bed of went legit last year when he opened up a restaurant banner of marijuana legalization. And he’s been on a mixed greens. across from city hall in this state’s capital city. long crusade in the courts, claiming that marijuana laws “I’m promoting peace and love in a violent city,” For- Now, he’s headed back to court. infringe upon his Rastafarian religion and unfairly dis- chion said. “It’s the marijuana culture. We’re much more Ed Forchion, better known as NJ Weedman, said criminate against black people. likely to give something to you than take something Wednesday that Trenton police infringed on his religious Forchion filed a petition this week with the U.S. from you.” rights after shutting down the cannabis temple attached Supreme Court to challenge his 2010 conviction for The temple, however, has drawn Forchion back under to his restaurant for operating too late at night last week- marijuana possession. Previous efforts in New Jersey’s the gaze of police. Trenton police Lt. Stephen Varn said end. state courts have failed. that “numerous citizen complaints in the area, including Evangelist David Johnson He has filed an injunction in federal court to keep his “It’s a long shot, but long shots do come in,” said For- shots fired” prompted officers to clear out the temple. will minister in word and temple open after 11 p.m. That’s when many of his 600 chion’s attorney John Vincent Saykanic. But Forchion said no shots were ever fired in or around music March 26-27 at 6 p.m. congregants gather, some to smoke marijuana on a prop- Forchion’s temple and his adjacent restaurant, NJ the temple. daily at the Crossville Event erty that includes a large white cross festooned with or- Weedman’s Joint, were his way of starting a legitimate Varn said police also are investigating whether the tem- Center at 228 Interstate namental marijuana leaves. business last summer. He had spent time in and out of ple is actually a church or a business. Drive, Suite 110 in Police cleared out his “cannabis church” early Saturday prison for marijuana possession and sometimes sold the The New Jersey Division of Taxation said that For- Crossville. Everyone wel- because of a city ordinance that limits a business’s hours. drug. In 2012, federal agents in California raided his pot chion’s temple is registered as a for-profit entity. But come. For more informa- “I call it a midnight mass,” Forchion said. “I grew up farm, confiscating 600 plants. Forchion disputed that, saying the paperwork lists its tion, go to www. in the Baptist church and have been to plenty of mid- The restaurant’s clocks are all stuck at the time of 4:20. purpose as being a “cannabis church.” davidjohnsonministries .com or call (813) 283-2678. Pope imposes financial oversight for saints after abuses JIM: The chickens VATICAN CITY (AP) — Pope Francis im- the commission’s confidential findings, re- wealthy fans would languish. posed new financial accountability regula- vealed that the Vatican’s secretive saint- The new rules call for an administrator to tions on the Vatican’s multimillion-dollar making process brought in hundreds of be named for each saintly cause who must will come home saint-making machine Thursday after gross thousands of euros in donations for each “scrupulously respect” the intention of each abuses were revealed in two books. saintly candidate but had virtually no finan- donation. From Page 8 the sinful mind is hostile to The rules require external vigilance over cial oversight as to how the money was The administrator must keep a running tab God. It does not submit to individual Vatican bank accounts created for spent. on expenditures and donations, prepare an sinful nature have their minds God’s law, nor can it do so. beatification and canonization causes, as The books estimated the average cost for annual budget and be subject to the over- set on what that nature desires; Those controlled by the sinful well as regular budgeting and accounting to each beatification at around 500,000 euros sight of the local bishop or religious supe- but those who live in accor- nature cannot please God” (Ro- make sure the donations from the faithful are ($550,000), with much of the proceeds rior. That person must approve the annual dance with the Spirit have their mans 8:5-8). being used as intended. going to a few lucky people with contracts budget and send it to the Congregation for minds set on what the Spirit de- I pray that none of us will turn The reforms were imposed after Francis to do the often time-consuming investiga- the Causes of Saints — the Vatican office re- sires. The mind of sinful man is up our noses at God. tasked a fact-finding commission to investi- tions into the candidate’s lives. sponsible for reviewing saintly candidates, death, but the mind controlled gate Vatican expenditures. While candidates who inspire wealthy investigating miracles and preparing the by the Spirit is life and peace; Jim Rogers is a local Two books by Italian journalists, based on donors would sprint ahead, those with less cases for the pope’s ultimate decision. minister. In Our Churches

From Page 8 to find more info. on that group. at 526-7119. March 10, held at Christian Life ders. Everyone welcome. For sical guests include the Ten- Or call 931-854-0806. RESTORING HOPE: Restor- 1st Assembly of God; March 17, info., call 526-3148. nessee Tech University Chorale, 11 a.m. Bring a photo ID. Lo- THE GROVE: The Grove, ing Hope, a Christian-based help held at First Church of the SINGING: Doyle Baptist the First Church Adult Choir and cated at 775 West Cemetery Rd., Little Tree Learners, Mother’s center, is accepting non-perish- Nazarene; and March 25, held at Church on McMinnville High- the First Church Youth Ensem- Cookeville. For more info., call Day Out Program, Tuesdays and able and monetary donations to St. Andrew Catholic Church. way will have a singing on Sun- ble. This concert will feature 931-432-6232. Thursdays from 8:30 a.m.-2:30 help those in need. Located at March 12 day at 6 p.m., featuring The southern gospel recording FREE CLOTHING: West p.m., now enrolling. Infants to 7311 Baxter Rd. in Baxter, and FUNDRAISER: A benefit for Caravan Singers. For info., call artists, the Chandlers of Green- View Baptist Church will give preschoolers will enjoy a loving, open Saturdays from 9 a.m. to the steeple and a lighted sign for 526-3595. vield. Concert is free of charge away free clothing the first and safe and caring environment. For noon, except on holiday week- Dillards Creek Community March 14-19 to the entire community. Church third Monday of the month, from info., call 526-9355 or go to ends. Call for an appointment for Church (201 Granville Hwy., REVIVAL: Cornerstone Free located at 875 S. Walnut Ave. in 11 a.m.-1 p.m. Located at 427 www.thegrovelife.org. after-hours deliveries. For more Chestnut Mound, Tenn.) will be Will Baptist Church, 200 Muddy Cookeville. Laurel Ave., Cookeville. HAVURAH: Cookeville Jew- info., call Leecoe at 239-3040, held at 5 p.m. Featuring singing Pond Rd., Monterey, will have a March 26 & 27 GRIEF: Heart of the Cumber- ish Havurah meets regularly to Becky at 931-303-2676 or Janie by Right On Time, Joyful rivival from Monday-Saturday, EVANGELIST: Evangelist land provides hope and healing celebrate Shabbat and other oc- at 510-1834. Praises and Singing Believers. at 7 p.m. nightly. Bros. Caleb David Johnson will be minister- for the grieving through Christ- casions. Worship is informal but SALEM OUTREACH: Salem Food: pinto beans, cornbread, Bryant, Rick Tinch and Eric ing in word and music on Satur- centered peer support. Bereave- in the tradition of Reform Ju- Outreach Center will ONLY be dessert and drinks. Raffle tickets Beaty. day and Sunday at 6 p.m. each ment and divorce groups for daism. For info., call 526-4126 open on the first and third available. For more info., call March 17-19 day, at Crossville Event Center, ages 4-adult. Please call the of- or 979-5898. Wednesday of each month, from Susie Ramsey at 931-858-4461 REVIVAL: House of Prayer 228 Interstate Dr., Suite 110, fice (931-525-2600) for more HEBRAIC ROOTS: Hebraic 9-11 a.m. or Louise Bush at 931-268-1944. Revival Center will have a re- Crossville. Everyone welcome info. Roots Bible Study at our home YESHUA’S SABBATH: March 13 vival from Thursday-Saturday, and invited. For info., call (813) GRIEF SHARE: Grief Share in Algood every Saturday at 3 Yeshua’s Sabbath Church meets SINGING: Hardy’s Chapel at 7 p.m. nightly. Evangelist will 283-2678 or go to www.david- seminars and support groups are p.m. For more info., contact Karl Saturdays at 1 p.m. at 4199 Free Will Baptist Church will be Ronnie Mounts. Located at johnsonministries.com. led by people who understand and Rose Ann Lopez at (931) Roberts Matthews Highway in have a singing on Sunday at 5:30 266 E. Wilmouth Rd., Rickman. what you are going through and 651-1179 or email us at rjlopez- Sparta, one block from Highway p.m., featuring the Joyaires from For info., call (931) 498-6734. want to help. There are 13 ses- [email protected]. 111 at O’Connor Road exit. For Harriman. March 19 sions — Tuesdays at 6 p.m. at MEDITATION: Unitarian more info., call Larry or Lana SINGING: Knight’s Chapel CONCERT: First United Pen- FREE Bible Trinity in Algood (205 W. Wall Universalist Congregation of Pratt at 931-314-7214. Free Will Baptist Church will tecostal Church of Cookeville Correspondence St., Algood). Cookeville’s meditation group Feb. 11-March 25 have a singing on Sunday at 5:30 will host a community concert Course GRIEF SUPPORT: First meets at 6 p.m. every Tuesday at LENTEN SERVICES: Com- p.m., featuring The Glorylan- on Saturday at 6 p.m. Local mu- United Methodist Church of 31 W. 1st St. It does not matter munity Lenten services will be Cookeville continues to offer a whether you are just curious, a at different locations with minis- faith-based grief support at vari- novice, or a long-time practi- ters from various groups on Silver Point church of Christ ous locations throughout tioner. Come and experience a Thursdays. A brief service will ...pointing the way to the cross since 1929 Cookeville. Through the leader- sense of calm in an accepting, be held at noon, followed by a 6701 Smithville Highway 8 Lessons ship of God’s Comfort Grief supportive environment. For light meal served by the host Silver Point, Tennessee Go at your own pace Ministry, participants will re- info., go to churches, at 12:30. The churches ceive materials, knowledge and http://tinyurl.com/ca2ofcf. participating are: Feb. 11, at Time of Services: Study in the privacy compassionate comfort needed MOTHER’S DAY OUT: First Sparta First United Methodist Sunday Bible Study 9 AM of your home to move forward in the journey Baptist Church Cookeville’s Church; Feb. 18, at First Presby- Worship 10 AM & 6 AM One on One studies of grief. For locations, dates and Mother’s Day Out program, terian, held at Crossroads Cathe- Wednesday Bible Study 7 PM available times, visit www.griefshare.org, Tuesdays and Fridays from 8:45 dral; Feb. 25, at Christpoint Minister: John Whitson (931-858-2390/239-1794) enter your ZIP code and click on a.m.-2:45 p.m., is now enrolling. Church; March 3, at First Chris- Jefferson Avenue Church of Christ “find a group.” Select the group For info. call Linda Huddleston tian, held at Kynett 1st UMC; Visit us on the web at silverpointchurchofchrist.org 931-526-4605 HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Friday, March 11, 2016 — 11 PUTNAM COUNTY DEVOTIONAL PAGE Hometown Family Care Where We Care About You and Your Family Charles Stone Heating & Cooling, LLC 526-5023 SERVICE • INSTALLATION • SALES COMMERCIAL & RESIDENTIAL Wanda Keagle, FNP HVAC - PLUMBING 586 Suite L South Jefferson Ave., Cookeville 931-854-0050 315 Transport Dr., Cookeville, Tn 38506 Your home deserves

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Jefferson Ave. 1250 Main St. ALGOOD UNITED METHODIST Baxter, 858-4480 135 W. Main St., 537-6111 GRACE PRESBYTERIAN ONE AGAIN MINISTRIES BARGAINS ON UNREDEEMED MERCHANDISE 2226 Burton Branch Rd., 520-0893 2553 Isaacs Path STEREOS - TV - GUNS - JEWELRY BAXTER FIRST CHURCH OF GOD ALMYRA UNITED METHODIST MANY OTHER ITEMS 446 Elm St. 1610 Bunker Hill Rd., 738-3548 MT. HERMAN CUMBERLAND ONE ELEVEN FELLOWSHIP ACROSS FROM RALPHS DONUTS MON-FRI 8AM-5PM; SAT 8AM-3PM; OPEN ALL DAY WEDNESDAY Baxter, 858-4137 PRESBYTERIAN 6200 Hwy. 111 N., 537-3003 42 S. CEDAR AVE., COOKEVILLE, TN 38501 • 931.526.3343 BAXTER UNITED METHODIST 5544 Mt. Herman Rd. BOMA FIRST CHURCH OF GOD 102 Main St., Baxter PARTNERS IN MISSION INTL’ 10630 Old Baxter Rd., Baxter 858-4334 or 858-4431 POST OAK PRESBYTERIAN 1225 Buckingham Pl., 526-7480 Now Offering 858-5119 1174 Post Oak Rd., 528-7758 Towing BURTONS CHAPEL UNITED PRAISE CATHEDRAL CHURCH The Tire Shop Service! 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Arlo & Janis Arlo & Janis HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Friday, March 11, 2016 — A13 ENTERTAINMENT Your nails may not survive ‘10 Cloverfield’ By JOCELYN NOVECK best of it: The fraught dance between AP National Writer these three characters, with their shifting allegiances and a power dynamic that I’d like to apologize to those who were never seems clear. Which one of them is sitting next to me for my aggressive lying? Or is everyone telling the truth? popcorn munching during “10 Clover- Who’s the enemy, and are they outside field Lane,” the new J.J. Abrams-pro- or underground? duced nail-biter starring a creepier John Smartly, Trachtenberg and the screen- Goodman than you’ve ever seen (and writers (Josh Campbell, Matt Stuecken, that’s saying something.) and Damien Chazelle of “Whiplash”) You see, the popcorn was a surrogate find a way to break the tension — ever for my nails, which I would have bitten so briefly — with a bit of humor (watch off completely had I not had this pre- for a random Santa Claus reference) and cious snack at, um, hand. If you’re like a bit of music, too. You’ll probably me, which is to say easily creeped out by laugh, as I did, when you realize the unbearable tension and constant fear, not soundtrack is playing “I Think We’re to mention intense claustrophobia, then Alone Now.” For a minute we forget the I strongly suggest you either bring your dangers that (might) lurk, both outside own snacks, an old sweatshirt or a good and in. friend’s arm to chew on. But the dance will eventually have to A couple things to get out of the way: end. Trachtenberg scares the wits out of First, this film, directed by Dan Tracht- us a few times, and then he launches into AP enberg, is not a sequel to the 2008 a climax that will have many talking — Abrams-produced “Cloverfield,” though John Goodman, from left, Mary Elizabeth Winstead and John Gallagher Jr. in a scene from “10 Cloverfield though I found it somewhat disappoint- it does share a similar vibe, not to men- Lane.” ing and frustratingly baffling. But you tion part of a title — which hints at a might love it. Just remember to bring franchise (Abrams has mentioned a after an unexplained conflict (a famous reach her cellphone. But there’s no serv- something else. But she’s the lucky one. something to chew on. “bigger plan.”) And a disclaimer: We actor’s voice is heard on voicemail). She ice. She’s been saved. “10 Cloverfield Lane,” a Paramount won’t reveal the end here in any way, jumps in her car and heads off. As night And then she meets Howard. Soon, a third character is introduced: Pictures release, has been rated PG-13 but we WILL have to say what we falls into inky blackness, we hear refer- Naturally, Michelle thinks Howard An amiable neighbor, Emmett (John by the Motion Picture Association of THINK of the ending. If even that feels ences on the radio to an unexplained (Goodman, in all his imposing girth) is Gallagher Jr.), who insists he hurt his America “for thematic material includ- like a spoiler to you, then feel free to power surge. up to something bad. There’s that whole arm not trying to escape from Howard ing frightening sequences of threat with stop reading a few paragraphs early. Then there’s a car crash, shocking in its chained-to-the-wall thing, plus that huge but trying to get IN; he supports some violence, and brief language.” Now to the plot. We meet Michelle intensity — and the opening credits lock on the heavy metal door of her cell. Howard’s story of a catastrophic attack. Running time: 103 minutes. Two and a (Mary Elizabeth Winstead, elevating haven’t even finished yet. But, he explains, he’s not a threat — he’s And the three settle in for a taut, well- half stars out of four. what could be a stock feisty-girl role Michelle awakes in some sort of under- a savior. Something terrible has hap- choreographed chamber play down in Definition of PG-13: Parents strongly with intelligence and occasional humor) ground cellar. Worse, she’s chained to a pened up there, outside. It might be the bunker. cautioned. Some material may be inap- as she’s packing to leave a boyfriend wall. With ingenuity, she manages to chemical, might be nuclear, might be This is the bulk of the movie, and the propriate for children under 13. In ‘Eye in the Sky,’ drone warfare gets its close up By JAKE COYLE proliferate on our screens just as they With such supreme powers of surveil- and emotional stakes are changed signif- the tick-tock of its plot allowed us to bet- AP Film Writer have over Middle Eastern skies. “Eye in lance, Powell and her colleagues (includ- icantly when a young girl sits outside the ter know its characters, who sometimes the Sky” follows last year’s very solid ing the ever-droll Alan Rickman, in one walls of the target to sell bread. come off as mere mouthpieces of differ- Omniscient high-definition views from “Good Kill,” starring Ethan Hawke as a of his last performances, as a British gen- An American pilot (Aaron Paul), tasked ent philosophies of modern warfare. But above have done nothing to penetrate the drone pilot based in Las Vegas. Director eral) have become accustomed to a pre- to bring “hellfire” on the target, lays off “Eye in the Sky” is nevertheless a com- fog of war in Gavin Hood’s drone drama Andrew Niccol’s aim was principally viously unmatched level of certainty — the trigger, and numerous levels of nerv- pelling case of how moral precision “Eye in the Sky.” about the psychological toll such discon- or so they would like to think. ous government officials “refer up” the doesn’t necessarily match technical ac- It’s a lean, Lumet-like thriller that puts nected battles take on its far-removed The mission is to apprehend a handful decision to their superiors while an agent curacy. the moral calculus of drone warfare in its soldiers. of highly ranked terrorists, but when the on the ground (Barkhad Abdi, of “Cap- The debate that rages in “Eye in the crosshairs. Playing out compellingly in Hood more thoroughly utilizes the new trio — two radicalized British nationals tain Phillips”) attempts to chase the girl Sky” is perhaps more than is always real time, a strike against Somali terror- perspectives drones afford to filmmak- and an American — are seen preparing away. spent over the fate of a single civilian ca- ists in Nairobi is plotted by the hawkish, ers. While much of the it is composed of vests for a suicide attack, the plan is The plotting in Guy Hibbert’s screen- sualty. But it could hardly seem more U.K.-based Col. Katherine Powell faces in front of computer screens, some ratcheted up from “capture” to “kill.” play, along with the quick cutting of topical. On Monday, more than 150 (Helen Mirren), whose operation in- of the film’s most remarkable images The clash of “Eye in the Sky” isn’t on Hood (the South African filmmaker of Shabab militants were killed in Somali volves pilots, politicians and military come from the view of a hovering drone the battlefield but in the chain-of-com- “Tsotsi” and a “X-Men,” who previously in a strike partially carried out by drones. command in various digitally linked re- or — most impressively — a remote- mand debate over the rules of engage- dove into the subject of CIA interroga- “Eye in the Sky,” a Bleecker Street re- mote locations, from the boardroom to controlled beetle that flutters right into ment that pingpongs around politicians tion in 2007’s “Rendition”), push the lease, is rated R by the Motion Picture the toilet. the suspects’ lair, alighting on the rafters and lawyers who are pressured by Pow- movie’s intensity, making “Eye in the Association of America for “some violent Drones have begun to reshape the war to provide a staggering close-up, whether ell and Rickman’s general to give their Sky” more riveting than preachy. images and language.” Running time: movie, and will doubtless continue to Mr. DeMille is ready or not. 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A physical challenge will you, not in what someone tells ing and bring positive attention ments instead of trying Eugenia will help you expand embellished sales pitch that is keep you out of trouble and leave you. Don’t let anyone take care from someone you care for. Net- to change others. Last your mind or improve aimed at taking your cash. Don’t you feeling accomplished. Ro- of your personal affairs. Stay in working will result in an en- Avoid a run-in with an your image. Face chal- panic; just decline and move mance is encouraged. authority figure. lenges head-on in order Sudoku CANCER (June 21-July 22) — to come out on top. You can make a difference if you LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) — Crossword offer assistance to someone in Don’t give in when you should need or volunteer for a cause. get moving and do your own Your kindness will result in an thing. Pay more attention to your offer that you cannot refuse. 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World in Brief Florida primary could kill Rubio’s chances TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) — Florida’s winner-take-all Repub- Seoul: Number of lican presidential primary was North Korean supposed to help former Gov. Jeb Bush or Sen. Marco Rubio. cyberattacks That was the thinking when the GOP-dominated Legislature doubles changed the state’s primary date to the third Tuesday in March — SEOUL, South Korea (AP) the earliest date it could hold an — South Korea’s spy agency election that will award all 99 told lawmakers Friday that Republican delegates to one the number of North Korean candidate. cyberattacks on the South But that was before Republi- has doubled over the past cans here even dreamed of — or month. had nightmares about — busi- The National Intelligence nessman and reality TV star Service told a parliamentary Donald Trump possibly winning committee meeting that the the state. It was before Bush North unsuccessfully tried to went from front-runner to hack into the railway control dropout and Rubio began losing system and computer net- whatever momentum he had works of financial institu- after poor debate performances. tions in South Korea, Now the very plan to wrap up according to the office of the nomination for a favorite son lawmaker Joo Ho-young could be the one that kills his who attended the private campaign. meeting. “There’s no question that the The NIS also accused North decisions that were made were Korea of having tried to hack made to benefit the two main Lynne Sladky | AP into the smartphones of 300 Florida sons — Bush and foreign affairs, security and Rubio,” said Joe Gruters, vice Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump speaks during a news conference at the Trump National Golf Club in military officials in South chair of the Republican Party of Jupiter, Fla. Korea between late February Florida and co-chair of Trump’s and early this month. Florida campaign. “I’m sure choice forward before most the date again to make the con- Henderson, the group’s past Beach and several business ven- According to the NIS, they weren’t expecting the other states voted. It worked. test winner-take-all, which the president. “I was told from very tures here, is hardly an outsider North Korea succeeded in Trump movement to be so Florida helped propel Sen. John state GOP approved after Gov. high up that we were not talking in the state. hacking the phones of 40 of strong. This is exactly the oppo- McCain and former Massachu- Rick Scott signed the bill into about that.” “Donald Trump is basically a those 300 officials and stole site of what they wanted. Instead setts Gov. Mitt Romney to nom- law. Not everyone thought it But she also said, with a sigh Floridian. He’s spent so much their text and voice messages of giving a crushing blow to ination in those years. was a good idea, including the and a big roll of her eyes, that it time here, he’s invested tens of and phone logs, said an aide everybody else, it’s delivering a But Florida was faced with los- Florida Federation of Republi- might not matter at this point be- millions of dollars in properties, to Joo who requested crushing blow to the very people ing all its delegates if it broke can Women. cause of Trump’s lead in the he’s employed thousands of peo- anonymity because he wasn’t it was meant to help the most.” national party rules again, and in “The Republican women had race. ple. He laid the groundwork authorized to speak to media Florida defied the national 2013 the Legislature moved the looked at trying to do the dele- “My guy’s not in it, so I don’t early when you think about him publicly. GOP in 2008 and 2012 and held primary date to the first Tuesday gates by congressional district, care who wins,” said Henderson, going to local GOP dinners its presidential primary on the in March. Last year, as Rubio and we were just told there was- who was supporting Bush. since 2012,” Gruters said. “He’s last Tuesday in January in an ef- and Bush were preparing to run, n’t even a starter on that conver- Gruters pointed out that really done what’s necessary to UK press up in arms fort to push its candidate of the Legislature voted to move sation,” said Cynthia Trump, who has a home in Palm win Florida.” over Obama comments about Cameron U.S. official: Iran Witnesses sought in cookout ambush LONDON (AP) — The responsible for WILKINSBURG, Pa. (AP) — step to stopping the violence in ruled the death of the fetus a British press on Friday ac- Police were seeking to identify our communities.” homicide Thursday afternoon, cused President Barack suspects in a deadly ambush at- “As a community, we must say bringing the fatalities in the late Obama of launching an un- cyberattack at NY dam tack by two men who methodi- enough is enough,” he said. Wednesday night ambush attack precedented verbal attack on cally shot and killed five people, Four women, one of them eight to six. Wilkinsburg is a poorer, British Prime Minister David NEW YORK (AP) — A ment is expected to be handed including a pregnant woman, at a months’ pregnant, and a man largely blighted suburb just east Cameron in a magazine in- probe by the Justice Depart- down in the case from the backyard cookout. were killed as they rushed toward of Pittsburgh that is known for terview. ment has determined that Iran U.S. attorney’s office in Man- The gunmen appeared to have the back porch to seek cover as a drug trafficking and gun violence. In a lengthy interview with was responsible for a 2013 cy- hattan. It wasn’t clear whether targeted one or two of the victims gunman fired a .40-caliber pistol But neighbors described the street The Atlantic, Obama faults berattack on a dam in the sub- the indictment would charge in the Wednesday night attack, at the partygoers who were play- on which the shooting occurred Cameron and other European urbs outside of New York specific people within the and drugs haven’t been ruled out ing cards and having a late-night as generally quiet. allies for shortcomings in City, and an indictment is ex- Iranian government or pub- as a motive, said District Attorney cookout. Mike Jones, 57, lives in a duplex dealing with Libya after the pected soon, a U.S. official licly name Iran as being be- Stephen Zappala. That steered the victims toward on a small hill overlooking the 2011 ouster of longtime dic- told The Associated Press hind the attack. A formal “The murders were planned. the rear porch and door of the alley and backyard where the tator Col. Moammar Gad- Thursday. announcement was expected They were calculated, brutal,” house, where an accomplice shooting occurred. hafi. The official, who was to be made as soon as mid- Zappala said of the shootings. armed with a 7.62 mm rifle simi- Although Wilkinsburg has a rep- The Times newspaper said briefed on the investigation, April, the official said. Police have no suspects and a lar to an AK-47 shot them from utation for violence, Jones said Obama’s criticism was “ex- spoke to the AP on condition Officials in Rye said in De- county executive urged witnesses behind a chain-link fence less it’s rare in his neighborhood. traordinary” and said Obama of anonymity because the of- cember that they had been to come forward. than 10 feet from the porch, Zap- “This is unheard of,” Jones said was blaming Cameron for ficial was not authorized to alerted by the U.S. Depart- Allegheny County Executive pala said. Two others were criti- of the ambush, shaking his head the “Libya mess.” speak publicly about the on- ment of Homeland Security Rich Fitzgerald said providing cally wounded. as homicide detectives milled The Independent front page going criminal investigation. about unauthorized access to any information “can be our first The medical examiner officially about in the yard and alley. headline says “Obama sav- In 2013, hackers accessed the city’s computer system. ages Cameron over Libya.” the control system at the Bow- At a news briefing Thursday, In the magazine interview, man Avenue Dam, a small State Department spokesman Obama said Cameron had structure in Rye Brook, about Mark Toner declined to Attention Business Owners! been “distracted” by other is- 20 miles north of New York specifically comment on the sues after Gadhafi’s fall. 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Friday, March 11, 2016 SPORTS B CHS track and field team stretches its legs

By BEN CRAVEN this Red and White meet is to give the rolling in, so there was a lot of wind HERALD-CITIZEN Sports Staff kids a little experience and a chance blowing directly in the face of the to understand how a track meet works, runners. In better conditions, Dobson COOKEVILLE — Ninety-two to work out that nervousness, and to and Hicks should be able to shave a Cookeville High School students get ready to compete as we get into few seconds off of their times, and made their way to the football field tougher meets. We got that accom- they will look to do just that through- Thursday afternoon to showcase their plished last night. We’ve got a lot of out the season. skills and compete in kids, and they all got to run in some- “I think were going to be pretty the Red and White thing last night. They got a chance to solid,” Cook added. “We’ve got a preseason track and compete and see how a track meet bunch of young athletes, so they’re field meet. works. All in all, it was a great night.” going to continue to develope and The meet is more of The main performance of the grow as the season goes on. As we get a preliminary com- evening that stuck out was the boys closer to the post season, the sub-sec- petition to see who 100 meter open. The top positions tional, and the sectional tournaments, can do what and give the athletes a went to Brandon Dobson, who ran it I’m excited about what kind of possi- better sense of how a meet is run. in 11.81 seconds, and Jarquez Hicks, bilities we have.” Ben Craven | Herald-Citizen “The great thing about last night is who ran it in 11.88 seconds. The time Up next, CHS will host the first Cookeville’s Jarrett Talbott competes in the 110 meter high hurdle race that I was pleased with all the effort,” set by these two is already impressive, meet of the regular season on Tuesday during the CHS preseason red and white track meet at CHS on Thurs- CHS track and field coach Scott Cook but what stands out is the conditions. with guests Warren County and day. commented. “The whole idea behind At the time of the event, a storm was Goodpasture.

TENNESSEE TECH TSSAA CLASS AA GIRLS STATE TOURNAMENT Tech softball hosts ETSU, Kennesaw Turning point this weekend Former Tech coach Acheson leading Levy Kennesaw program rallies By HOLLY WEBER TTU Sports Information UHS to COOKEVILLE — After being on the road for four consecutive weekends at four different tour- quarters naments, the Tennessee Tech softball team has returned home to host a victory tournament fea- turing teams of By THOMAS CORHERN Kennesaw State HERALD-CITIZEN Assistant Sports Editor and East Ten- Softball nessee State on MURFREESBORO — For three Saturday and quarters, it appeared that the Up- Sunday at the perman Lady Bees were in trou- Tech Softball Field. ble. Tech hosts Kennesaw State at Haywood led by 12 points — 31- 11 a.m. and East Tennessee at 3 19 — at the end p.m. on Saturday, then plays of the third pe- Kennesaw State at 1 p.m. and riod, and Upper- East Tennessee at 3 p.m. on Sun- man was hardly day. making any Kennesaw State Owls headway in cut- The Owls (12-5), a member of ting down that the Atlantic Sun Conference, deficit. travel to Cookeville with a 12-5 It all changed in the fourth quar- overall record. Most recently, ter. Kennesaw State fell to Jack- Akira Levy, who had been sad- sonville State 3-1 in their mid- dled with four personal fouls in week contest and will face the first three quarters — includ- Boston College on Thursday be- ing two in the first three minutes fore continuing on to Tennessee of the contest — showed why she Tech. Senior infielder Missy was a Miss Basketball finalist, Perkowski leads the Owls with a scoring 20 of her 24 points in the .400 batting average, a .540 slug- fourth quarter to rally the Lady ging percentage, and a .483 on- Bees to a 41-35 victory over the base percentage. Perkowski has Lady Tomcats in the Class AA participated in all 17 of Kenne- girls quarterfinals on Thursday at saw’s games thus far and has col- Middle Tennessee State’s Murphy lected seven RBI, two doubles, Center. one triple, and one home run on “Wow,” Upperman head coach the season. Courtney Sutter is an- Dana McWilliams exclaimed, “I other big hitter on the Owls didn’t even realize that (Levy had squad leading the team with a scored so many points). I got on .712 slugging percentage. So far Akira hard (about the fouls). I told this year, Sutter has drove in 12 her this was a big atmosphere. She RBI, notched five home runs, got into more foul trouble than I one triple, and three doubles. would have wanted, and I got onto Logan Viers (5-1) leads Kenne- her. I challenged her and said the saw State from the circle with a plan didn’t have anything to do 1.46 ERA, pitching one shutout with you sitting over here. She on the season, and tallying 47 stepped up to the challenge. She’s strikeouts. young, she’s a sophomore and Tory Acheson, a former Golden showed a lot of maturity. She Eagle head coach from 1999- showed why she was a Miss Bas- 2012, enters his first full season Tony Marable | Herald-Citizen ketball finalist.” as the head coach for the Owl Upperman’s Gracie Maynord hugs teammate Akira Levy after the clock expires in the Lady Bees’ 41-35 win over Even down 12 after three quar- program after serving for two Haywood in the TSSAA Class AA girls quarterfinals on Thursday at Middle Tennessee State’s Murphy Center in years as an interim coach. While Murfreesboro. Levy scored 20 points in the fourth quarter to lead UHS to the win. See UHS, Page B2 at Tech, Acheson compiled a 507-353 (.590) mark and was twice named an Ohio Valley Conference Coach of the Year State experience good for Lady Bees (2003, 2006). He led the Golden Eagles to four regular season ti- By BUDDY PEARSON “They are comparable,” said Watson — along with freshman tles and five OVC tournament HERALD-CITIZEN Managing Editor UHS head coach Dana Kayla Biles and sophomore championships and four regional McWilliams. “This team may go Megan Carter came back the next NCAA appearances. MURFREESBORO — It’s been a little deeper. It seems like this year and again made it to the final Acheson was also the head since 2008 since the Upperman team has more weapons.” four. UHS ousted Stone Memorial coach during the time current Lady Bees returned to the girls In 2007, freshmen Karissa Dyer 65-61 before losing to Milan 64- Tech softball head coach Bonnie basketball state tournament at the and Alyson Roberts, sophomores 44. Bynum was a member of the Murphy Center in Murfreesboro. Jennifer Maynard and Lashay In the win over Stone Memorial, Golden Eagle team from 2003- Upperman’s return was a tri- Davis, junior Megan Watson and Davis, a Class AA Miss Basket- 2007. umphant one, claiming a thrilling, seniors Chelsey Taylor, Brittany ball finalist, poured in 30 points Tech currently leads the series 41-35, come-from-behind victory Tisdal and Megan Simmons made and grabbed 11 boards. 9-8, however Kennesaw State over Haywood County in the their state tournament appearance. Fast-forward to 2016. Another last saw victory in the 2013 sea- quarterfinals on Thursday. That group defeated Jackson Class AA Miss Basketball finalist, Tony Marable | Herald-Citizen son when the Owls defeated the The Lady Bees’ reappearance on North Side 48-46 before falling to Akira Levy, led the Lady Bees to Upperman’s Abby Greenwood tries to go up for a Golden Eagles 3-0 at the Kenne- the state level is reminiscent of Austin-East 60-52 in the semifi- a victory. Levy scored 22 of her layup against a pair of Haywood defenders during saw State Tournament. the teams who made back-to-back nals. game-high 24 points in the second the Lady Bees’ 41-35 victory over the Lady Tomcats trips to the ’Boro in 2007 and The core of that team — May- on Thursday in the TSSAA Class AA girls quarterfi- See TECH, Page B3 2008. nard, Davis, Dyer, Roberts and See LADY BEES, Page B2 nals in Murfreesboro. B2 — HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Friday, March 11, 2016 SPORTS UHS: Only scored 19 points in first three quarters LADY BEES: Team From Page B1 surrounded by talent

ters with only 19 total points on the From Page B1 scoreboard, the Lady Bees stood defiant. half to lead the Lady Bees back to the semifinals for “This is exactly what our team has the first time in eight years. been about all season long,” said A sophomore, Levy is surrounded by a host of talent McWilliams. “We’re definitely in seniors Ashlyn Medley, Brooke Farris and Sarah team-oriented. We’ve been behind Eldridge along with juniors Gracie Maynard, Abby before. We know that different peo- Greenwood and Lexie Strickland, and fellow sopho- ple are going to step up every night. more Riley Hurst. I told them that we’re just going to “I wouldn’t say this team is better, it’s just a little have to go out there and battle. different make up,” said McWilliams. “You just never They never give up. They always know from night to night what is going to happen know that they’ve got a chance to with this team. Before, we had a lot of great players win.” but Lashay was the one we went to the most.” Lady Bees Gracie Maynord and Just being able to get back to state was a goal this Lexie Strickland both smiled. year’s squad had when it first tipped off in Novem- “I knew we were going to win,” ber. Maynord said. “You?” “This team works so hard. They work so hard in the Strickland nodded, “Oh yeah, I off-season to be a great team,” said McWilliams. “We wasn’t worried. We never gave know they are young and we want them to get that up.” experience, but we also wanted our seniors to get that Upperman (34-2) advances to experience. That was a goal to get to the state tourna- today’s semifinals against McMinn ment for our seniors.” Central, scheduled for a 4:30 p.m. Getting a taste of the state tournament is huge for start at Middle Tennessee’s Mur- Upperman’s underclassmen, who are looking to be phy Center. like the teams from eight years ago and make consec- But with Levy sitting in foul trou- utive appearances in the Murphy Center. ble for most of the game — she had “So far, it’s pretty crazy,” said Levy. “It’s been fun only played five minutes at the Tony Marable | Herald-Citizen and I’m glad I get to play with the team I’m playing half, nine through three quarters — with now. I’m glad we made it this far, we just need Upperman’s Akira Levy goes up for a layup during the second half of the Lady Bees’ 41-35 win the Lady Bees saw their inside to keep on going.” over Haywood on Thursday in Murfreesboro. presence stifled by Haywood’s “This year we won the district and region champi- physical presence. us up a bit. We had a lot of open ters, completely taking over the man was 3-for-6 from the floor and onship and we knew we could do it,” said Strickland. Still, it was tough on the sopho- looks, honestly, that we usually game. 5-for-6 from the charity stripe. “I believe in my team. We have to take it game by more to essentially watch the first make. We usually shoot about 40 The sophomore guard went 6-for- The Lady Bees had a hard time game. It’s definitely motivation to get back next year. three quarters from the sidelines. percent as a team from the 3-point 7 from the floor and 8-for-9 at the stopping Shutes. The sophomore I’d like to go all the way this year.” “Brooke (Farris) did a pretty good line. (Thursday) was bad. I don’t foul line in the final eight minutes went 7-for-15 from the floor and 2- job coming off the bench,” Levy know how bad, but it was bad. alone. She scored 20 of Upper- for-2 at the line as she scored 18 said. “I wasn’t really worried. I was With Akira in foul trouble, we were man’s 22 points in the period and points. She only scored two in the more mad at myself for getting four just out of sync at times.” outscored Haywood 20-4 herself in fourth quarter. Browns release QB fouls. Our team can handle it.” Haywood was a completely dif- the final quarter. As the game concluded, Upper- Upperman launched 3-pointer ferent style of team than the Lady “She’s an explosive kind of man was outshot 34.2 percent to after 3-pointer after 3-pointer — Bees had seen all season. player,” McWilliams said. “She 32.5 percent, hit 11.8 percent from Johnny Manziel going 2-for-17 from long range — “(Madison Smith) was probably can have quarters like that. It’s not 3-point range and was outre- but nothing was falling. one of the toughest players I’ve had usual for her to have quarters like bounded 34-23 — and the Lady CLEVELAND (AP) — The Browns have released Through three quarters, Upper- to play against,” Strickland, who the first three, but she can have ex- Bees escaped with the win. troublesome quarterback Johnny Manziel. man was shooting 20.7 percent led UHS with seven rebounds, said. plosive quarters at any time.” Now the focus heads to McMinn The team cut ties on Friday with the 2012 Heisman from the field — 6-for-29 from the “She’s definitely one of the best The only points in the quarter not Central, a team Livingston Acad- Trophy winner after two disappointing, drama-filled floor. The Lady Bees were hitting post players I’ve had to guard. scored by Levy were a layup from emy fell to in the Class AA sec- seasons. Manziel faces an uncertain future in the NFL 13.3 percent from 3-point range (Jamirah Shutes) was really good. Abby Greenwood with 4:34 left in tional by just three points. Led by and potential criminal charges in Texas following a and were 5-for-8 from the charity It was hard to rebound out of it, but the contest. fellow Class AA Miss Basketball domestic violence incident. stripe, the only highlight. we finally rallied back. Haywood scored its final points of finalist Jacobi Lynn, who posted a The Browns used a first-round pick in the 2014 draft “We struggled shooting,” “This team was a lot more physical the contest at 4:39 remaining in the strong game on Thursday against to select Manziel, an electrifying star at Texas A&M Maynord said. “I’m still proud of than a lot of the other teams we’ve game as Tamia Tharpe hit a jumper Grainger, MCHS certainly presents who earned his “Johnny Football” nickname in col- my team. We still stepped up and played. But I guess that’s just what to give the Lady Tomcats 35 points. another challenge. lege with side-armed throws and scrambles for touch- the girls were all encouraging. Ash- comes with being in the state tour- In the final 4:38, Haywood (28-5) “I told them that we’d let them downs. But Manziel’s pro career has not gone well as lyn (Medley) stepped up and hit a nament. It’s different. We have never never scored again. Instead, the enjoy this for about an hour or so, he has become better known more for his excessive big shot for us.” seen that kind of team before.” Lady Tomcats turned the ball over then we’re going to have to get to social life than anything else. UHS was getting beat 29-16 on Yet it all came together in the three times and missed six shots. work,” McWilliams said. “You’ve Manziel started just eight games for the Browns, who the boards, as well. fourth as Levy put on a clinic and That gave Upperman the opening defintely got to be prepared to play supported him through a lengthy stay in rehab last year “Haywood’s a good defensive scored more points in the final it needed as the Lady Bees closed McMinn Central. These games but finally grew tired of his antics and are moving on. team,” McWilliams said. “They put eight minutes than the entire team the game on an 11-0 run over a don’t get easier when you come He passed for 1,675 yards with seven touchdowns a lot of pressure on you. They sped had scored in the first three quar- 4:34 span. In that stretch, Upper- here.” and seven interceptions.

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I 1 a.m. (Saturday) Wednesday, March 9 Saturday, March 19 Cleveland at L.A. Clippers, 3:30 p.m. JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS — Signed P Brad On Television ESPNU — Big West Tournament, first semifi- Community 65, Perry County 48 TBA — 1 p.m. Utah at Sacramento, 6 p.m. Nortman to a four-year contract and DL Malik nal, teams TBA, at Anaheim, Calif. (same- South Greene 76, Pickett County 65 Indiana at Atlanta, 6 p.m. Jackson, RB Chris Ivory and S Tashaun Gip- Friday, March 11 day tape) Thursday, March 10 I College Basketball Milwaukee at Brooklyn, 8 p.m. son. AUTO RACING CYCLING Middleton 62, Harriman 45 New York at L.A. Lakers, 9:30 p.m. KANSAS CITY CHIEFS — Signed OT Mitchell 1 a.m. (Saturday) Gibson County 70, Van Buren County 66, OT Schwartz, DL Jaye Howard and LBs Tamba 11:30 a.m. Tennessee men 67, FS1 — NASCAR, Sprint Cup Series, Good NBCSN — Paris-Nice: Stage 5, Saint Paul Semifinals I National Hockey League Hali and Frank Zombo. Sam 500, practice, at Avondale, Ariz. Trois Châteaux to Salon de Provence, Friday, March 11 Vanderbilt 65 MIAMI DOLPHINS — Signed RB C.J. Ander- 2 p.m. France (same-day tape) Community vs. South Greene, 1:15 p.m. son to a four-year contract. GOLF Middleton vs. Gibson County, 2:45 p.m. TENNESSEE (15-18) Schedule MINNESOTA VIKINGS — Signed G Alex FS1 — NASCAR, Xfinity Series, Axalta Faster Moore 5-12 3-5 14, Schofield 5-12 2-2 12, Tougher Brighter 200, practice, at Avondale, 2 p.m. Championship All Times EST Boone to a four-year contract and LB Em- GOLF — PGA Tour, Valspar Championship, Saturday, March 12 Reese 2-6 2-2 7, Phillips 0-2 0-0 0, Baulk- manuel Lamur and LB Travis Lewis. Ariz. man 2-5 1-1 6, Hubbs III 4-8 1-2 10, Mostella Thursday’s Games 4:30 p.m. second round, at Palm Harbor, Fla. TBA — 3:30 p.m. Carolina 3, Boston 2, OT NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS — Signed QB Midnight 7-18 2-4 18. Totals 25-63 11-16 67. Tom Brady to a two-year contract extension. FS2 — NASCAR, Xfinity Series, Axalta Faster VANDERBILT (19-13) Montreal 3, Buffalo 2 Tougher Brighter 200, final practice, at Avon- GOLF — Ladies European Tour, World Ladies Class AA Detroit 3, Winnipeg 2 NEW YORK GIANTS — Signed DE Olivier Championship, third round, at Shenzhen, Thursday, March 10 Kornet 2-3 0-0 6, Baldwin IV 5-13 3-3 13, Vernon, DT Damon Harrison and CB Janoris dale, Ariz. Fisher-Davis 4-10 0-0 12, Roberson 2-8 0-0 Florida 6, Ottawa 2 5:30 p.m. China McMinn Central 70, Grainger 58 Edmonton 2, Minnesota 1 Jankins. MLB BASEBALL Upperman 41, Haywood County 35 4, Jones 5-8 2-5 12, Justice 0-0 0-0 0, Toye OAKLAND RAIDERS — Signed CB Sean FS2 — NASCAR, Sprint Cup Series, Good 3-5 1-2 10, LaChance 0-6 0-0 0, Cressler 2- New Jersey 3, San Jose 0 Sam 500, qualifying, at Avondale, Ariz. Noon Westview 42, Elizabethton 41 Friday’s Games Smith and LB Bruce Irvin to four-year con- MLB — Spring training, Tampa Bay vs. Pitts- East Nashville 47, CPA 35 2 0-0 4, Henderson 2-2 0-0 4. Totals 25-57 tracts and OL Kelechi Osemele to a five-year COLLEGE BASKETBALL 6-10 65. Pittsburgh at Columbus, 7 p.m. 11 a.m. burgh, at Bradenton, Fla. Semifinals Philadelphia at Tampa Bay, 7:30 p.m. contract. 3 p.m. Friday, March 11 Halftime-Tennessee 34-22. 3-Point Goals-Ten- PHILADELPHIA EAGLES — Agreed to terms ESPN — Big Ten Tournament, first quarterfinal, nessee 6-19 (Mostella 2-8, Moore 1-1, Anaheim at St. Louis, 8 p.m. Indiana vs. Michigan, at Indianapolis MLB — Spring training, L.A. Angels vs. L.A. McMinn Central vs. Upperman, 4:30 p.m. Chicago at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. with QB Chase Daniel on a three-year con- Dodgers, at Glendale, Ariz. (same-day tape) Westview vs. East Nashville, 6 p.m. Hubbs III 1-1, Reese 1-2, Baulkman 1-4, tract and LB Nigel Bradham on a two-year ESPN2 — AAC Tournament, first quarterfinal, Phillips 0-1, Schofield 0-2), Vanderbilt 9-25 Arizona at Calgary, 9 p.m. Temple vs. South Florida, at Orlando, Fla. 8 p.m. Championship Saturday’s Games contract. MLB — Spring training, Boston vs. Toronto, at Saturday, March 12 (Fisher-Davis 4-8, Toye 3-4, Kornet 2-3, PITTSBURGH STEELERS — Signed TE NBCSN — Atlantic 10 Tournament, first quar- LaChance 0-2, Roberson 0-3, Baldwin IV 0- N.Y. Islanders at Boston, 1 p.m. terfinal, Dayton vs. Richmond, at Brooklyn, Dunedin, Fla. (same-day tape) TBA — 6 p.m. Carolina at Buffalo, 1 p.m. Ladarius Green to a four-year contract. 11 p.m. 5). Fouled Out-None. Rebounds-Tennessee SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS — Signed QB Thad N.Y. 37 (Reese 10), Vanderbilt 39 (Kornet, Rober- N.Y. Rangers at Detroit, 2 p.m. Noon MLB — Spring training, Texas vs. Milwaukee, Class AAA Minnesota at Montreal, 7 p.m. Lewis to a one-year contract. at Phoenix (same-day tape) Wednesday, March 9 son 8). Assists-Tennessee 10 (Moore, SEATTLE SEAHAWKS — Agreed to terms SEC — SEC Tournament, first quarterfinal, Mostella 3), Vanderbilt 17 (Baldwin IV 8). Toronto at Ottawa, 7 p.m. Texas A&M vs. Florida, at Nashville, Tenn. 2 a.m. (Saturday) Oak Ridge 40, Dyer County 35 Philadelphia at Florida, 7 p.m. with WR Jermaine Kearse on a three-year MLB — Spring training, Atlanta (ss) vs. St. Bradley Central 57, Dickson County 54 Total Fouls-Tennessee 10, Vanderbilt 20. A- contract. 1 p.m. 12,270. Colorado at Winnipeg, 7 p.m. ESPN — Big Ten Tournament, second quarter- Louis, at Jupiter, Fla. (same-day tape) Memphis Central 48, Wilson Central 43 St. Louis at Dallas, 9 p.m. TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS — Signed G J.R. final, Purdue vs. Illinois, at Indianapolis NBA BASKETBALL Riverdale 70, Morristown West 55 Arizona at Edmonton, 10 p.m. Sweezy to a five-year contract. 7 p.m. Semifinals TENNESSEE TITANS — Signed C Ben Jones ESPN2 — AAC Tournament, second quarterfi- Southeastern Conference Nashville at Vancouver, 10 p.m. nal, Cincinnati vs. UConn, at Orlando, Fla. NBA — Miami at Chicago Friday, March 11 New Jersey at Los Angeles, 10:30 p.m. to a multiyear contract. 1:30 p.m. 9:30 p.m. Oak Ridger vs. Bradley Central, 10 a.m. men’s tournament Washington at San Jose, 10:30 p.m. Canadian Football League NBA — New York at L.A. Clippers Memphis Central vs. Riverdale, 11:30 a.m. WINNIPEG BLUE BOMBERS — Signed WR NBCSN — Atlantic 10 Tournament, second At Bridgestone Arena Sunday’s Games quarterfinal, Saint Joseph’s vs. George SOCCER Championship Pittsburgh at N.Y. Rangers, 12:30 p.m. Jace Davis. 1:30 p.m. Saturday, March 12 Nashville, Tenn. HOCKEY Washington, at Brooklyn, N.Y. First Round Tampa Bay at Columbus, 3 p.m. 2 p.m. FS2 — FA Cup, quarterfinal, Crystal Palace at TBA — 1 p.m. Toronto at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. National Hockey League Reading Wednesday, March 9 NHL — Suspended Edmonton D Darnell Nurse SEC — SEC Tournament, second quarterfinal, Tennessee 97, Auburn 59 LSU vs. Tennessee at Nashville, Tenn. TRACK & FIELD three game for an altercation with San Jose 10:30 p.m. Second Round I Transactions D Roman Polak and Colorado F Gabriel Lan- 3 p.m. TSSAA Boys State Tournament Thursday, March 10 CBSSN — Conference USA Tournament, first NBCSN — USA Indoor Championships, at deskog three games for cross-checking Ana- Portland, Ore. (same-day tape) March 16-19 Florida 68, Arkansas 61 Thursday heim D Simon Despres. semifinal, Western Kentucky vs. Old Domin- at Murphy Center, Middle Tennessee State Tennessee 67, Vanderbilt 65 ion, at Birmingham, Ala. WOMEN’S COLLEGE BASKETBALL CAROLINA HURRICANES — Assigned F Erik 10 a.m. Murfreesboro Alabama 81, Mississippi 73 BASEBALL Karlsson from Charlotte (AHL) to Florida 5:30 p.m. Class A Georgia 79, Mississippi State 69 American League BTN — Big Ten Tournament, third quarterfinal, CBSSN — Conference USA Tournament, first (ECHL). semifinal, UTEP-UAB winner vs. Charlotte- Wednesday, March 16 Quarterfinals BALTIMORE ORIOLES — Released RHP An- DETROIT RED WINGS — Signed D Dan Re- Michigan St. vs. Ohio St., at Indianapolis Booker T. Washington vs. Nashville Christian, Friday, March 11 drew Triggs. Agreed to terms with 1B Pedro CBSSN — Conference USA Tournament, sec- Old Dominion winner, at Birmingham, Ala. nouf to a two-year, entry-level contract and 12:30 p.m. 4:30 p.m. Texas A&M vs. Florida, 1 p.m. Alvarez on a one-year contract. assigned him to Grand Rapids (AHL). ond semifinal, Middle Tennessee vs. Mar- Knoxville Grace vs. Van Buren County, 6 p.m. LSU vs. Tennessee, 3:30 p.m. TAMPA BAY RAYS — Optioned C Justin O’- shall, at Birmingham, Ala. CBSSN — Conference USA Tournament, sec- NASHVILLE PREDATORS — Assigned D Gar- ond semifinal, Middle Tennessee-Rice win- Thursday, March 17 Kentucky vs. Alabama, 7 p.m. Conner to Durham (IL). rett Noonan from Milwaukee (AHL) to Cincin- FS1 — Big East Tournament, first semifinal, Mitchell vs. Middle Tennessee Christian, 10 South Carolina vs. Georgia, 9:30 p.m. National League Villanova vs. Providence, at New York ner vs. W. Kentucky-Marshall winner, at nati (ECHL). Birmingham, Ala. a.m. Semifinals COLORADO ROCKIES — Assigned RHPs NEW YORK RANGERS — Assigned G NBCSN — Atlantic 10 Tournament, third quar- Hampton vs. Clay County, 11:30 a.m. Saturday, March 12 Matt Carasiti and Jeff Hoffman, LHPs Kyle terfinal, VCU vs. UMass, at Brooklyn, N.Y. 3:30 p.m. Mackenzie Skapski from Hartford (AHL) to ESPNU — America East Tournament, champi- Semifinals Texas A&M-Florida winner vs. LSU-Tennessee Freeland and Harrison Musgrave, Cs Dom Greenville (ECHL). 6 p.m. Friday, March 18 winner, 1 p.m. Nunez and Will Swanner, INF Ryan McMa- ESPN — ACC Tournament, first semifinal, onship, Maine at Albany, at Binghamton, N.Y. American Hockey League Booker T. Washington/Nashville Christian Kentucky-Alabama winner vs. South Carolina- hon and OFs David Dahl and Rosell Herrera ALBANY DEVILS — Returned D Joe Faust to North Carolina vs. Notre Dame, at Washing- winner vs. Knoxville Grace/Van Buren Georgia winner, 3:30 p.m. to minor league camp. ton I Adirondack (ECHL). High School Basketball County winner, 1:15 p.m. Championship PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES — Reassigned BINGHAMTON SENATORS — Recalled F ESPN2 — Big 12 Tournament, first semifinal, Mitchell/Middle Tennessee Christian winner Sunday, March 13 RHPs Mark Appel, Jake Thompson, and Baylor vs. Kansas, at Kansas City, Mo. Daultan Leveille from Evansville (ECHL). Upperman girls 41, vs. Hampton/Clay County winner, 2:45 p.m. Semifinal winners, 1 p.m. Zach Eflin to minor league camp. GRAND RAPIDS GRIFFINS — Assigned D ESPNU — AAC Tournament, third quarterfinal, Championship Can-Am League Houston vs. Tulane, at Orlando, Fla. Haywood County 35 Joel Chouinard to Toledo (ECHL). Saturday, March 19 I TROIS-RIVIERES AIGLES — Signed C Kyle LAKE ERIE MONSTERS — Assigned G Brad SEC — SEC Tournament, third quarterfinal, TSSAA Class AA girls quarterfinals TBA — 3:30 p.m. National Basketball Association Lafrenz and LHP Porfirio Lopez. Traded INF Kentucky vs. Alabama, at Nashville, Tenn. Thiessen to Cincinnati (ECHL). UPPERMAN (34-2) Jose Cuevas to Bridgeport and RHP Mike LEHIGH VALLEY PHANTOMS — Loaned Fs 8 p.m. Akira Levy 7-11 10-11 24, Lexie Strickland 1-2 Class AA Schedule Bradstreet to Lancaster for players to be BTN — Big Ten Tournament, fourth quarterfi- Kevin Goumas and Kevin Sundher to Read- 0-0 2, Gracie Maynord 1-11 0-0 3, Ashlyn Thursday, March 17 All Times EST named. nal, Maryland vs. Nebraska, at Indianapolis ing (ECHL). Medley 1-5 0-0 3, Abby Greenwood 2-6 3-6 Fayette Ware vs. Marshall County, 1:15 p.m. Thursday’s Games BASKETBALL CBSSN — Mountain West Tournament, first TORONTO MARLIES — Reassigned 7, Riley Hurst 0-1 0-0 0, Brooke Farris 1-4 0- Chattanooga Central vs. Fulton, 2:45 p.m. Toronto 104, Atlanta 96 National Basketball Association semifinal, San Diego St. vs. Nevada, at Las SOCCER 0 2, Sarah Eldridge 0-0 0-0 0. Totals 13-40 Brainerd vs. CAK, 4:30 p.m. San Antonio 109, Chicago 101 SACRAMENTO KINGS — Suspended C De- Vegas Major League Soccer 13-17 41. Whites Creek vs. Westview, 6 p.m. Denver 116, Phoenix 98 Marcus Cousins one game for conduct detri- ESPNU — AAC Tournament, fourth quarterfi- MLS — Suspended N.Y. Red Bulls D Ronald HAYWOOD COUNTY (28-5) Semifinals Cleveland 120, L.A. Lakers 108 mental to the team. nal, Tulsa vs. Memphis, at Orlando, Fla. Zubar and Vancouver F Christian Bolanos Rashadda Dancy 0-3 0-0 0, Laquitta Callaway Friday, March 18 Friday’s Games FOOTBALL FS1 — Big East Tournament, second semifi- one game for serious foul play. Fined 1-1 1-4 3, Jamirah Shutes 7-15 2-2 18, Wan- Fayette Ware/Marshall County winner vs. Brooklyn at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. National Football League nal, Xavier vs. Seton Hall, at New York NYCFC D Frederic Brilliant an undisclosed darkyu Young 2-10 0-2, 5, Madison Smith 1- Chattanooga Central/Fulton winner, 4:30 Detroit at Charlotte, 7 p.m. ARIZONA CARDINALS — Signed S Tyvon NBCSN — Atlantic 10 Tournament, fourth amount for violating the league’s policy of 5 3-4 5, Victoria Perry 0-0 0-0 0, Tamia p.m. Houston at Boston, 7:30 p.m. Branch to a two-year contract. quarterfinal, St. Bonaventure vs. Davidson, hands to the face, head or neck of an oppo- Tharpe 2-4 0-0 4. Totals 13-38 6-12 35. Brainerd/CAK winner vs. Whites Creek/West- Miami at Chicago, 8 p.m. ATLANTA FALCONS — Agreed to terms with at Brooklyn, N.Y. nent. Rescinded the suspension of Houston UHS 86522 — 41 view winner, 6 p.m. New Orleans at Memphis, 8 p.m. DEs Adrian Clayborn and Derrick Shelby and SEC — SEC Tournament, fourth quarterfinal, coach Owen Coyle. HCHS 12 7 12 4—35 Championship Minnesota at Oklahoma City, 8 p.m. WR Mohamed Sanu. South Carolina vs. Georgia, at Nashville, North American Soccer League 3-Point Goals — Upperman 2-17 (Maynord 1- Saturday, March 19 Washington at Utah, 9 p.m. CAROLINA PANTHERS — Signed C Gino Tenn. JACKSONVILLE ARMADA — Signed F 11, Medley 1-5, Hurst 0-1), Haywood County TBA — 6 p.m. Orlando at Sacramento, 10 p.m. Gradkowski to a three-year contract. Re- 8:30 p.m. Charles Eloundou. 3-13 (Dancy 0-3, Shutes 2-5, Young 1-3, Portland at Golden State, 10:30 p.m. signed QB Joe Webb to a two-year con- ESPN — ACC Tournament, second semifinal, COLLEGE Tharpe 0-2). Rebounds — Upperman 23 Class AAA New York at L.A. Clippers, 10:30 p.m. tract. Virginia vs. Miami, at Washington ILLINOIS — Named Luke Butkus offensive line (Strickland 6), Haywood County 34 (Shutes Wednesday, March 16 Saturday’s Games CHICAGO BEARS — Agreed to terms with CB ESPN2 — Big 12 Tournament, second semifi- coach. 8). Assists — Upperman 6 (Greenwood 2), Walker Valley vs. Cordova, 10 a.m. Indiana at Dallas, 2 p.m. Sherrick McManis on a two-year contract. nal, West Virginia vs. Oklahoma, at Kansas LSU — Granted QB Anthony Jennings a re- Haywood County 1 (Young 1). Fouled Out — Station Camp vs. David Crockett, 11:30 a.m. Miami at Toronto, 7 p.m. CINCINNATI BENGALS — Re-signed LB Vin- City, Mo. lease to transfer. None. Personal Fouls — Upperman 12, Hay- Blackman vs. Science Hill, 1:15 p.m. Detroit at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. cent Ray to a three-year contract and S 10:30 p.m. RUTGERS — Fired men’s basketball coach wood County 15. Memphis East vs. Hillsboro, 2:45 p.m. Houston at Charlotte, 7 p.m. George Iloka and OL Eric Winston. CBSSN — Mountain West Tournament, sec- Eddie Jordan. Semifinals New Orleans at Milwaukee, 7:30 p.m. DALLAS COWBOYS — Re-signed CB Josh ond semifinal, Fresno St. vs. Colorado St., at ST. ANDREWS — Named Larry Rodgers Friday, March 18 Memphis at Atlanta, 7:30 p.m. Thomas. Las Vegas men’s and women’s track and field and cross TSSAA Girls State Tournament Walker Valley/Cordova winner vs. Station Oklahoma City at San Antonio, 8:30 p.m. DETROIT LIONS — Signed S Tavon Wilson, FS1 — Pac-12 Tournament, second semifinal, country coach. Camp/David Crockett winner, 10 a.m. Washington at Denver, 9:30 p.m. WR Marvin Jones, DT Stefan Charles and Utah vs. California winner, at Las Vegas March 9-12 SAINT LOUIS — Fired men’s basketball coach Blackman/Science Hill winner vs. Memphis Phoenix at Golden State, 10:30 p.m. CB Johnson Bademosi. 11 p.m. at Murphy Center, Middle Tennessee State Jim Crews. East/Hillsboro winner, 11:30 a.m. Orlando at Portland, 10:30 p.m. HOUSTON TEXANS — Signed QB Brock Os- ESPNU — Big West Tournament, second Murfreesboro UTSA — Fired men’s basketball coach Brooks Championship Sunday’s Games weiler. semifinal, teams TBA, at Anaheim, Calif. Class A Thompson. HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Friday, March 11, 2016 — B3 &

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Possible credit for work ter provides breakfast, lunch, & opment District has an opening or armed services training. snack along with daily lessons & for a Community Development Relaxed atmosphere. Free. WANTED OLD APPLIANCES & DOG GROOMER - We are look- ZR 1X3 Charles Stone H&C ad JUNK - WILL PICK UP activities full of Early Learning ing to add an experienced, ener- Planner. Duties will include grant If you are between 18 and enrichment curriculum. Busy writing and economic develop- toE run X P Sundays, E R I E N C Wednesdays E D H V A C & 118 and want information CALL 931-510-4138 getic, reliable, ready to work Fridays TFN (HVAC Installers) Bees Preschool has been loc- groomer to our current staff. ment activities. I N S T A L L E R S N E E D E D about registering, call ated in Cookeville for the past 24 Must have own tools. Call 528-8685. This could be your 510 Misc. For Sale yrs with low tuition rates. Please (931)529-8766 Qualifications include: R e s i d e n t i a l a n d year to graduate. If you can call 931-372-8275 for more in- dream it, you can do it. 3 LARGE COMMERCIAL walk formation on availability. EXP'D Concrete Finishers. •Administrative experience commercial experience. in coolers W/ COMPRESSORS Bellis Concrete •Experience in grant writing Salary based on 305 MUST GO REDUCED FOR I WOULD LIKE TO SIT 1870 W. Broad, Ckvl. 528-6240 •Experience in working with ne- Business Opp. QUICK SALE. (931)260-0873 with the elderly gotiating/ administering con- experience, including 260 6342 Call Mary @ (931)319-3538 HC/CIRCULATION Dept ad to tracts in accordance with fund- Retirement, vacation and 5PC LR Set: Couch, loveseat, Cush- ing agency guidelines for com- run Thursday through Monday LICENSED DAYCARE We have JOB insurance. # March 10,INCOME 11, 13, & 14, 2016. ion type chair w/wood arms/legs, 2 immediate openings for ages munity development, economic end/coffee tables. Rust color. 4 yrs 6wks-5yrs. 526-2016 development and housing Apply in person @ old. Clean! $500. (931)268-2135. EXPERIENCED SPRAYER and •Ability to work with elected offi- Charles63073 Stone Heating & I WOULD like to house clean PAINT MIXER cials, public and private agen- O P P O R T U N I T Y ASHLEY BURGUNDY leather or sit with elderly people part- cies, community leaders and C o o l i n g , L L C sofa, loveseat & chair, all re- time. 931-252-3893, 372-2540. Cabinet manufacturer is looking groups, and local businesses 315 Transport Drive, The Herald-Citizen is cliners. Excellent Condition for experienced spray person. and industries looking for independent $1500 obo. (931)260-6493 215 Employment Opp. Algood contractors to deliver the One year experience in either •Must have good written and Herald-CitizenJOB and # our Craftsman pushmower, 21" spraying, mixing or matching col- verbal communication skills Or email resume to shopper RBG. cut, 6.75 Briggs & Stratton eng, Best Western Thunderbird ors required. Benefits include: •Must be able to meet assigned [email protected] Contractor must have a w/high tunnel mulcher w/bag Motel looking to hire for week- good pay based on experience, deadlines and work productively 64527 $75. Call or text (931)260-1740 end part time front desk night paid holidays, paid vacations, with minimum supervision dependable vehicle, insurance, valid driver’s FREE auditor. Apply in person between health, dental & life insurance. LEGITIMATE JOB placement license, cell phone, & be 9am-2pm, M-F. We are a Tennessee drug free Interested applicants should firms that work to fill specific po- able to work afternoons. WOOD SKIDS Available at the rear of the Bucket Truck trimmer, climber workplace. Please apply in per- submit a resume to Melissa Sli- sitions cannot charge an upfront son or send resume by fax, ger no later than 4:30 p.m. on fee. For free information about Call Adrianna 931-526-9715 Herald-Citizen & ground men needed, or a 1300 Neal Street, climbing crew foreman. Call email or mail. March 18, 2016, to Upper Cum- avoiding employment service Herald-Citizen SMITHPORT CABINETRY berland Development District, Cookeville, TN. 38501 Stevie Roach at 931-260-1645 scams, write to the Federal 1300 Neal St., 1045 WEST BROAD STREET 1225 South Willow Avenue, Trade Commission, 600 GIVING AWAY moving boxes Building Service Attendant - SMITHVILLE, TN 37166 Cookeville, Tennessee 38506. Pennsylvania Avenue, NW, C o o k e v i l l e , T N . YMCA- Cleaning experience re- and packing material. You pick 615-597-5890 Washington, DC 20580, or you up. Call 507-269-2164 quired must be able to lift 50 lbs 615-597-2193 FAX Equal Opportunity Employer can go online to & work off ladder,available for [email protected] http://www.fraud.org/. weekdays and weekends10- REAL ESTATE Assistant: Title This message is a public service of 15hrs a week possible.mornings Fast-Paced Local Manufactur- company, Seeks person to as- the Herald-Citizen & to midday stop by to apply no ing Company has immediate sist w/real estate closings. Exp. Regional Buyers Guide. phone calls please. openings for experienced main- preferred. Needs to be familiar tenance workers. Two years’ ex- w/mortgage & closing docu- 241 Health Care Emp. BV REP 1x2.5 Goodwill ad to perience in industrial mainten- ments & processes. Competitive run everyday Need in March.help March 6, Pay, Vacation, Retirement plan, ance required. Welding, strong LOOKING TO hire HHA to come 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 20, 21, 22, 23,24, hydraulics & electrical machine Holidays, Please send resume to 25, finding 2016. a job? controls experience is a plus. BOX 1151, H-C P.O. Box 2729, join our family! Come & join our We offer competitive salary plus Cookeville, TN 38502-2729 team with a well est. & growing home health agency. Job will be benefits. EEOE. Send resume to SKILLED CARPENTER wanted Signature HealthCARE Free Services: [email protected] or fax to 931- in the Ckvl area. Awesome be- 738-2019. in Granville. Minimum of 4 yrs nefits & work environment! Call of Putnam County • R é s u m é A s s i s t a n c e exp. Trim & Framing Exp. Req'd. Krystal Ford at (931) 528-5936 • WeeklyJOB Job Fairs & Hiring # Events Front Desk Clerk. PT, 2nd or Call 931-456-4142 or fax resume to 525-6736. Come Join the Signature Revolution!! 3rd shift. Apply @ Motel 6, 1100 • Connections63339 to Local Employers S Jefferson. No Phone Calls We are accepting applications for the following: • T r a i n i n g & C e r t i f i c a t i o n s FULL-TIME SITE MANAGER Housekeeping and Laundry 565-C S. Jefferson Ave. Cookeville Regional Medical FT Day shift (931) 520-8789 Center is seeking to employ a full-time Site Manager to work in CNA Day/Night shift our Multi-Specialty Physician of- IT Helpdesk Specialist D ietary Cook fice. This position is responsible for Crossville, Inc., 30-year, US-based, ceramic tile manufacturer is FT Evening Shifts Church staff opportunities. managing the physician practice. seeking an enthusiastic, experienced IT professional, proficient in B E N E F I T S First United Methodist Church is EDUCATION: High school customer support and maintenance of desktops, printers, currently seeking: Director of Ɣ P a i d V a c a t i o n Ɣ Sick Time Ɣ graduate. Some college level software, and related equipment. H o l i d a y P a y Ɣ Flexible Scheduling Ɣ Health Insurance Ɣ Children & Family Ministries, Dir- coursework preferred. ector of Congregational Care Entry-level, full-time, day shift position. Excellent benefits with a Dental Ɣ Vision Ɣ 4 0 1 ( k ) Ɣ Long & Short Term Disability EXPERIENCE: Medical office well established company. Salary will be based on experience (Part time), Director of Servant experience in clinic or group Submit your application to: Ministries. For further info go to and qualifications. HR Director www.cookevillefumc.org and practice setting required. At least 4 years of Medical Office experi- 278 Dry Valley Road click on about and look under Please forward resume, cover letter, and references via email to: Algood, TN 38506 employment opportunities. ence in a clinic or group practice [email protected] 931-537-6524 setting required. P&L and super- Or: [email protected] GONDOLA HOUSE PIZZA visory experience preferred. Crossville Inc. EOE, AA, Male/Female/Protected Vet/Disability now hiring Waitresses. Apply in ATTN: IT Position person 1156 S Jefferson, Ckvl. Apply at www.crmchealth.org ~Equal Opportunity Employer~ (931)854-1466 E.O.E. P.O. Box 1168 Crossville, TN 38557 HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Friday, March 11, 2016 — B5 510 Misc. For Sale 545 Pets & Supplies 725 Houses For Rent 825 Homes For Sale 830 Open Houses 830 Open Houses

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Listing Agent: tise "any preference, limitation or discrimination 489-3913 to remain on Whiteaker Springs, 931-526-9715 based on race, color, religion, sex, familial status Chad Crouch. See our display or national origin, handicap/disability or an inten- 3BR, 2BA in country, mi. out- ad in Sunday March 13th's Her- continue R, house on R w/sign. tion to make any such preference, limitation or side city limits. CHA, gas FP, ald-Citizen Classifieds for more $155,000. Hosting: Kelly Mor- WHY NOT SUBSCRIBE discrimination." This newspaper will not know- gan. See our display ad in TODAY? ingly accept any advertising for real estate which fenced yard, pets ok, storage REPEAT 1X3 Tays Auctions ad details. is in violation of the law. Our readers are in- bldg. No smoking, 6 mo lease. to run 3/9, 3/10, 3/11 FIRST REALTY COMPANY Sunday, March 13th's Herald KING SZ. bed with chest of formed that all dwellings advertised in this news- Citizen Classified for more de- paper are available on an equal opportunity ba- $750/mo + dep. (931)979-2798 528-1573 drawers $250 canopy bed, sis. Equal Housing Opportunity, M/F. or 526-3956 Chad: (931)979-1191 tails. Queen $200, cherry wardrobe Herald-Citizen & Amy: (931)881-6717 HILL REALTY $125 (931)644-5937 654-0645 BRICK RANCH 3/1.5. No 526-4455 Regional Buyers smoking/pets. Dep, ref's req'd. Kelly: (931)349-4492 Whirlpool model GR396LXG Fax: (931)526-4300 electric range w/ceramic glass Guide $800/mo. Call (931)260-3800. SUNDAY, MARCH 13 1300 Neal St., Cookeville, TN 1PM - 3PM cooktop & range hood. Both 931-526-9715 (FAX) 526-1209 MONTEREY 3BR, 1BA. CHA, SUNDAY, MARCH 13 $200. 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Danielle 931-528-2801 1230 Crescent Drive YARD SALE??? 1, 2, 3 & 4 BR APTS / ext 3120, Mike 931-265-8454 830 Open Houses From PCCH: W on Broad St, R FARM CKVL. 17 AC fenced HOUSES $280 - $800 on Willow, L on 9th St, home on pasture, 2 ponds, fully equipped Live within the city limits NEW 2BR 1BA in town, water/appls horse barn, wkshop sheds, Rd Cable, Water/Appl's Furnished furn'd. NO PETS. $300/mo + SUNDAY, MARCH 13 L w/signs. $159,500. Hosting: frontage $315,000 (931)528-3891 of Algood or Cookeville? dep. Ref's req'd. (931)260-2032 2:00 PM - 4:00 PM Lee Lehman. Listing Agent: OVER 100 LOCATIONS 1077 Sugarhill Place Chad Crouch. See our display Kids Welcome; Some Pets in 2BR, 2BA REALLY NICE! Ckvl 38501 ad in Sunday March 13th's Her- 840 Lots & Acreage You MUST go to your Designated Apts. 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(931)261-0047 LandJcontractors.com 526-4365 Fax: 526-4300 B6 — HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Friday, March 11, 2016 SPORTS Tennessee upsets Vanderbilt in SEC tourney

By TERESA M. WALKER Hubbs III 10. AP Sports Writer Vanderbilt (19-13) now has lost two straight and falls to 1-8 against Tennessee in this tournament. NASHVILLE (AP) — Tennessee senior Armani Baldwin finished with 13 points, Matthew Fisher- Moore thought the shot counted. So did the Van- Davis and Damian Jones each had 12 and Joe Toye derbilt Commodores, excited they had forced over- 10. time. Vanderbilt shot 60 percent (15 of 25) in the final Then officials checked the replay and saw the ball 20 minutes. It just wasn’t enough to erase the Com- still in Wade Baldwin IV’s hand when the red light modores’ poor shooting and sloppy play in the first went on. half. Tennessee led by as much as 15 in the first Derek Reese’s two free throws with 13.3 seconds half and 34-22 at halftime. left proved the difference, and Tennessee upset No. “It’s a case of wanting to play well, almost want- 5 seed Vanderbilt 67-65 Thursday afternoon at the ing to play well too badly,” Vandy coach Kevin Southeastern Conference tournament. Stallings said. After the buzzer, Tennessee coach Rick Barnes A 3-pointer by Toye with 4:19 left put Vandy up immediately protested to officials. After huddling 57-56, setting up the frantic finish. Jones’ dunk over a monitor, officials ruled the shot did not with 2:43 gave them their last lead at 59-58. count and starting a big celebration as the Vols won Fisher-Davis knocked down his fourth 3 with 8.6 their second game within 24 hours with Moore seconds left to pull Vandy within 67-65. Mostella dropping to his knees with his face in his hands missed a free throw and got the rebound. He missed after hearing the officials’ decision. his next free throw with 4.5 seconds left, Luke Ko- “I didn’t know the shot didn’t count at the time, rnet got the rebound and passed to Baldwin who but I was just thinking about it like, ‘Man, we got drove to the basket for the layup that wouldn’t count. to play another five minutes,’” Moore said. “But I TIP-INS was just glad that it didn’t count.” Tennessee: Reese’s free throws came on his only The 12th-seeded Vols (15-18) were coming off the attempts of the game. He came in 16 of 33 at the biggest SEC tournament win in the program’s his- line this season. He also grabbed 10 rebounds. ... tory over Auburn on Wednesday night and had in- The Vols had six steals — all in the first half — and jured star Kevin Punter’s No. 0 jersey hanging in outscored Vandy 17-5 for the game off turnovers. the locker room. John Bazemore | AP ... The Vols beat LSU Feb. 20 81-65 in Knoxville. “I’m just so excited for these guys, our seniors,” Tennessee players including Admiral Schofield (5) and Robert Hubbs III (3) celebrate Vanderbilt: The Commodores were 1 of 13 out- Barnes said. “They played their hearts out. ... I after a game against Vanderbilt in the Southeastern Conference tournament in Nashville, side the arc in the first half. .. This marked the don’t know what else you could ask from these Tenn. on Thursday. Tennessee won 67-65 after officials ruled Vanderbilt’s last basket was Commodores’ biggest halftime deficit in SEC play. guys here coming in.” shot after the buzzer. They trailed by 10 in a loss at Kentucky on Jan. 23. Tennessee, which lost four straight to end the reg- UP NEXT ular season, will play No. 4 seed LSU in the quar- Vandy and may have seriously hurt its in-state ri- wanted it more,” Reese said. Tennessee: LSU on Friday. terfinals Friday after its second straight win. The vals’ NCAA Tournament hopes. Detrick Mostella led the Vols with 18 points, Vanderbilt: Hoping for an NCAA Tournament at- Vols still have yet to lose three times in a season to “It came down to who wanted to compete, who Moore added 14, Admiral Schofield 12 and Robert large berth. Kansas moves one step closer to Big 12 title

The Associated Press points for the third-seeded Sooners (24- help Miami beat Virginia Tech in the held on to beat Colorado in the Pac-12 6). ACC Tournament quarterfinals. Tournament quarterfinals. KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — Perry Georges Niang matched a career-high Miami (25-6) advanced to the semifi- Arizona (25-7) overwhelmed Colorado Ellis scored 21 points, Frank Mason III with 31 points for the sixth-seeded Cy- nals Friday night. in the first half before laboring through added 16 and top-ranked Kansas ran clones (21-11), who trailed by 14 mid- NO. 3 VILLANOVA 81, most of the second. roughshod over weary Kansas State, 85- way through the second half before GEORGETOWN 67 The third-seeded Wildcats allowed the 63, on Thursday in the quarterfinals in making it a game. NEW YORK (AP) — Josh Hart scored Buffaloes to cut a 22-point lead to two the Big 12 Tournament. NO. 7 NORTH CAROLINA 88, 25 points, Ryan Arcidiacono added 19 on George King’s 3-pointer with 3 sec- The Jayhawks (28-4), who won their PITTSBURGH 71 points and six assists, and Villanova onds left. Gabe York followed with two 12th consecutive reg- WASHINGTON (AP) — North Car- pulled away from Georgetown in the free throws to close it out. Danny Moloshok | AP ular-season crown, olina got off to a fast start at the ACC second half to open its bid for consecu- NO. 12 UTAH 80, led 45-30 at halftime Tournament as the regular-season cham- tive Big East Tournament titles. SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA 72 Cleveland Cavaliers’ LeBron James, before pushing their pion routed Pittsburgh to take the first Kris Jenkins added 15 points for the LAS VEGAS (AP) — Kyle Kuzma left, moves into position while Los An- advantage past 20 for step toward its first conference title since top-seeded Wildcats (28-4), who made broke out of a scoring slump at just the geles Lakers’ Kobe Bryant, right, de- much of the second 2008. 13 of their 21 3-point attempts. right time, missing one shot while scor- fends during the first half Thursday in half. They coasted the Joel Berry II led North Carolina with The eighth-seeded Hoyas (15-18), ing 23 points to help lift Utah to a win Los Angeles. rest of their way to a Top 25 20 points on 7-of-8 shooting, and Brice whose first-round game ended about 15 over Southern California in the Pac-12 semifinal matchup Roundup Johnson added 19 on 8-of-11 shooting. hours earlier, led 47-46 midway through quarterfinals. Friday night with No. The Tar Heels will face Notre Dame in the second half before Arcidiacono and The second-seeded Utes (25-7) started James and 22 Baylor. the semifinals Friday. Hart led Villanova on a game-breaking hitting shots from the opening tip, shoot- Carlton Bragg added a career-high 12 NOTRE DAME 84, run. ing 61 percent to earn a spot in Friday’s points for Kansas. Devonte Graham fin- NO. 19 DUKE 79 Villanova meets Butler or Providence semifinals against No. 24 California. Bryant meet ished with 11. WASHINGTON (AP) — Looking ex- in Friday’s semifinals. Kuzma and Pac-12 player of the year NO. 22 BAYLOR 75, hausted down the stretch, Duke gave NO. 5 XAVIER 90, Jakob Poeltl were the catalysts. Kuzma for the last time NO. 23 TEXAS 61 away a 16-point, second-half lead MARQUETTE 72 made 11 of 12 shots and had seven re- KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — Taurean against Notre Dame and lost in over- NEW YORK (AP) — Trevon Bluiett bounds after scoring 15 points on 6-of- The Associated Press Prince had 24 points and 13 rebounds, time in the ACC Tournament quarterfi- matched his career high with 24 points 16 the previous four games combined. Rico Gathers added 13 points and Bay- nals. and Xavier dominated from start to fin- Poeltl had 14 points, eight rebounds and LOS ANGELES (AP) — LeBron James lor’s baffling zone defense shut down V.J. Beachem scored 19 points, includ- ish in a victory over Marquette in the four assists. scored 24 points while sharing a court with Texas in a victory in the Big 12 Tourna- ing a couple of key 3s late in the second quarterfinals of the Big East Tourna- NO. 24 CALIFORNIA 76, Kobe Bryant for the final time, leading the ment quarterfinals. half, for fourth-seeded Notre Dame (21- ment. OREGON ST. 68 Cleveland Cavaliers to a 120-108 victory over The fifth-seeded Bears (22-10) opened 10), which also beat Duke a year ago en The Musketeers took advantage of foul LAS VEGAS (AP) — Ivan Raab the Los Angeles Lakers on Thursday night. a 15-point lead in the first half, then used route to winning the league tourney and trouble by Marquette star center Henry scored two big baskets late to finish with Bryant had 26 points on 11-of-16 shooting coach Scott Drew’s trademark defense to earlier this season at Cameron Indoor Ellenson to have a big advantage in 21 points and grabbed 15 rebounds, in an entertaining farewell duel between two keep the fourth-seeded Longhorns (20- Stadium. points in the paint early and finished with helping California outlast Oregon State of the greatest players in NBA history. 12) from coming back. NO. 4 VIRGINIA 72, a 42-32 difference. in the Pac-12 quarterfinals. Bryant, who will retire after the season, ig- NO. 9 WEST VIRGINIA 86, GEORGIA TECH 52 Xavier (27-4) advanced to Friday’s Raab gave the Beavers trouble all night, nored his constantly sore right shoulder to TCU 66 WASHINGTON (AP) — With its typ- semifinals to face third-seeded Seton particularly the biggest moments. He make sure he didn’t miss his 22nd meeting KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — Devin ical stingy defense, plus 26 points from Hall. scored on a putback to put Cal (23-9) up with James on an NBA court, albeit never in Williams had 18 points and 11 rebounds conference player of the year Malcolm NO. 8 OREGON 83, four and finished off a three-point play the playoffs. to lead a balanced West Virginia attack, Brogdon, Virginia moved into the ACC WASHINGTON 77 with 1:22 left to make it 70-63. After starting the night with a pregame chat and the Mountaineers never trailed in a Tournament semifinals by beating Geor- LAS VEGAS (AP) — Chris Boucher Jabari Bird added 20 points for the and hug with the crowd on its collective feet victory over TCU in the quarterfinals of gia Tech. had 19 points and 11 rebounds, and Ore- Bears, who will face No. 12 Utah in the just to watch pregame warmups, Bryant and the Big 12 Tournament. Right from the get-go, the Cavaliers gon withstood a late flurry to hold off semifinals Friday night. James both had vintage individual moments The Horned Frogs trailed just 63-55 (25-6) — to the delight of a partisan Washington in the Pac-12 Tournament ILLINOIS 68, NO. 20 IOWA 66 in the final edition of this friendly rivalry. midway through the second half before crowd — made things tough for Georgia quarterfinals. INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — Jalen Cole- Kyrie Irving scored 26 points and Channing a spree of 3-pointers allowed the second- Tech (19-14), which started 0 for 4 on Top-seeded Oregon (26-6) built an 11- man-Lands scored 17 points and Mal- Frye had 21 for the Cavaliers, who have won seeded Mountaineers (25-7) to seize field-goal tries, settling for off-balance point lead midway through the second colm Hill broke a tie with a 16-foot on the first two stops of their four-game West control. heaves late in the shot clock. half, but Andrew Andrews brought the jumper with 1:14 to go, helping Illinois Coast road trip. Jevon Carter added 15 points, Tarik Georgia Tech did briefly right itself, Huskies back with a quick scoring flurry. fend off Iowa’s frantic comeback for a SPURS 109, BULLS 101 Phillip had 13 and Jaysean Paige scored making six consecutive attempts to go The senior guard scored 10 of his 19 stunning upset in the Big Ten Tourna- SAN ANTONIO (AP) — Kawhi Leonard 12 as West Virginia moved on to the ahead 16-11. That’s when Brogdon points during the run, helping eighth- ment. had 29 points, LaMarcus Aldridge added 26 semifinals Friday against No. 6 Okla- started to assert himself, scoring eight seeded Washington (18-14) pull within The Fighting Illini (15-18) won for points and 10 rebounds and San Antonio won homa. points in a row during a mini-run that put two late. only the second time in six games — its 31st straight at home to open the season, NO. 6 OKLAHOMA 79, his team ahead 28-22 and made the arena The Ducks held, though, hitting four this one after allowing the Hawkeyes upending short-handed Chicago. NO. 21 IOWA STATE 76 sound like a Virginia home game. free throws in the final 33 seconds to (21-10) to score 11 straight points in 98 Tony Parker added 20 points and had 12 as- KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — Buddy Virginia faces No. 11 Miami in the earn a spot in Friday night’s semifinals seconds to tie the score at 66 with 1:40 sists for San Antonio, which has won 40 Hield scored 39 points, Ryan Spangler semifinals. against No. 15 Arizona. to play. straight at home going back to last season. made a series of critical plays down the NO. 11 MIAMI 88, NO. 15 ARIZONA 82, Hill gave Illinois the lead with his mid- The Spurs have their best start after 65 games stretch and Oklahoma beat Iowa State in VIRGINIA TECH 82 COLORADO 78 range jumper and the struggling at 55-10. the Big 12 Tournament quarterfinals. WASHINGTON (AP) — Sheldon Mc- LAS VEGAS (AP) — Allonzo Trier Hawkeyes didn’t score again. Illinois RAPTORS 104, HAWKS 96 Spangler finished with 10 points and 12 Clellan scored 21 points and fellow sen- scored 23 points, Ryan Anderson had 17 faces No. 13 Purdue in Friday’s quarter- TORONTO (AP) — DeMar DeRozan had rebounds, and Isaiah Cousins also had 10 ior guard Angel Rodriguez had 19 to points and 11 rebounds, and Arizona finals. 30 points and five rebounds to help Toronto beat Atlanta. Toronto turned the ball over nine times be- fore the game was 13 minutes old, but did a Grizzlies waive Chalmers after he ruptures right Achilles much better job of holding onto it the rest of MEMPHIS (AP) — Grizzlies guard Mario Conference on Thursday, but the injuries are really the way in winning its second straight and Chalmers will miss the rest of the season after rup- starting to add up. Memphis, which hosts New Or- 14th of 15 at home. turing his right Achilles tendon, and Memphis leans on Friday night, is expected to use injury ex- Kyle Lowry had 19 points and seven assists waived the veteran to clear up a much-needed spot ceptions to add help to the roster. for the Raptors, and Luis Scola had 10 points on the roster. Center Marc Gasol had season-ending surgery to and 12 rebounds. Al Horford led Atlanta with The Grizzlies announced both the severity of repair a broken navicular bone in his right foot last 20 points. Chalmers’ injury and the roster move Thursday night. month. Starting point guard Mike Conley has NUGGETS 116, SUNS 98 “He has been an important part of our success this missed the last two games with a sore right foot, DENVER (AP) — Emmanuel Mudiay season, both coming off the bench and when called Zach Randolph has been out with a sore right knee scored a career-high 30 points in a matchup upon as a starter,” general manager Chris Wallace in those games, and Chris Andersen — Gasol’s re- of rookie guards and Denver beat Phoenix for said in a statement posted on the team website. “But placement, has been out since dislocating his left its third straight victory. with Mario’s season-ending injury and our already shoulder last Sunday. Nikola Jokic added 18 points and 10 re- depleted roster, it became necessary to free up a ros- Jordan Adams has been out since having surgery bounds, and Will Barton had 17 points and ter spot.” on his right knee, and Brandan Wright also is recov- eight rebounds. Chalmers was hurt with 6:57 left in the third quar- ering from a sore right knee after returning from Charles Krupa | AP Phoenix rookie Devin Booker had a career- ter Wednesday night in Boston with the Grizzlies surgery on the same knee earlier this season. Memphis Grizzlies guard Mario Chalmers high 35 points in the loss. Booker scored 25 down 64-61 in what wound up a 116-96 loss. He That left the Grizzlies without seven players and lays on the court as he has his right leg ex- points in the second half when the Suns made was taken out of the locker room in a wheelchair. four starters Monday night when they won at Cleve- amined during the third quarter against the a run to briefly lead. The Grizzlies (38-26) ranked fifth in the Western land. Boston Celtics in Boston on Wednesday.