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162nd YEAR • No. 307 26 PAGES • 50¢ CLEVELAND, TN 37311 THE CITY WITH SPIRIT WEDNESDAY, APRIL 26, 2017 Gibson, Watson dispel TMVC closes Watson rivalry claims by media complaint with warning By BRIAN GRAVES blown out of proportion. By BRIAN GRAVES Commerc, confirmed to the [email protected] “The relationship is great,” [email protected] Cleveland Daily Banner that Watson said. “I think it’s the the commission opened com- The leaders of the county’s best relationship in many The Tennessee Motor plaints “related to a recent two major law enforcement years. Chief Gibson is just a Vehicle Commission has story that appeared [in a agencies said Wednesday the phone call away and I’m a closed its case against Chattanooga newspaper].” relationship between the two phone call away from him. We Bradley County Sheriff Eric Walters said at the time a has never been better. speak to each other all the Watson with a letter of warn- check of the Motor Vehicle Cleveland Police Chief Mark time.” ing. Commission files showed no Gibson and Bradley County Watson noted for the first The decision came during evidence of a complaint or Sheriff Eric Watson appeared time ever the two depart- a meeting of the state com- reports of off-site sales or in a live joint interview this ments are now having their mission on Monday. curbstoning in the Cleveland morning with MIX 104.1’s special response teams train- The commission responded area, in reference to the Steve Hartline and a ing together. to allegations which were business or individual during Cleveland Daily Banner “Our forensic teams work made by a Chattanooga the past 12 months. reporter. together on crime scenes and Banner photo, DANIEL GUY newspaper suggesting that "Watson is properly The leaders of local law anytime [the CPD] needs a Watson was "curbstoning," licensed through September enforcement appeared in the CLEVELAND POLICE CHIEF Mark Gibson, left, and Bradley County Sheriff the practice of selling open- piece of equipment we have, Eric Watson, met at the Mix 104.1 studio to assure the Cleveland and Bradley 2018, and is associated with wake of a story last week in a they get it and anytime we title cars on the side of the Best Buy Auto & Leasing Chattanooga newspaper con- need something from them, County community, which they serve, that communication between their road. which is properly licensed cerning inmate refusals at the we get it,” the sheriff said. respective departments is open and healthy. Mix morning co-host Steve In December, Larry through March 2018 and is Bradley County Jail. “Me and Chief Gibson have Hartline, and Cleveland Daily Banner writer Brian Graves, provided interview Walters, communications owned by Everett E. Pierce," Both law enforcement vet- questions touching on stories recently in the news, such as the recent Bradley director for the Tennessee erans said the story has been See CLAIMS, Page 4 County Justice Center prisoner refusals. Department of Insurance and See TMVC, Page 6 Relay for Life State budget gearing up for amendment inspiring day sets $11.8M on Saturday By ALLEN MINCEY for TVA use [email protected] Downtown Cleveland will be filled Saturday with many people doing their part Funds reimburse to battle cancer, help those with the dis- ease, and raise funds for research. They will also have some fun in doing agency for rafting so, as the 2017 Relay for Life will be held around the Bradley County Courthouse By BRIAN GRAVES Square beginning at 9 a.m. The Relay will [email protected] continue throughout the day for 12 hours, ending with the luminary ceremo- Gov. Bill Haslam surprised many Tuesday ny from 8:45 p.m. to 9 p.m. when it was revealed his amendment to the pro- “It is an enjoyable day, and we hope for posed state budget included $11.8 million to great weather, since we have experienced reimburse the Tennessee Valley Authority for some bad storms before," said Relay for revenues lost when the Ocoee River runs free to Life community manager Chrissy Seals. allow for whitewater rafting Last year's Relay was affected by heavy activities. rains. Currently, TVA has a water Following an opening announcement release agreement which was about the Relay at 9 a.m., there will be a negotiated in 1984 under a new event as part of the morning — a contract under which TVA was “morning stretch” — at 9:30 a.m. Banner photo, ALLEN MINCEY paid $6.4 million over the last The opening ceremony, including a wel- 35 years. That contract is set come by Cleveland Mayor Tom Rowland LEE UNIVERSITY was the site for Monday’s preparation of survivor bags to be handed out at to expire in at the end of 2018. and National Anthem performed by Saturday’s Relay for Life. Clockwise, from left, are Lee students Madison Dressier and Gabby Farrell; Lee Reports were TVA was going Assistant Professor of Biology Jonathan Cornett; and Lee students Mercy Kehinde-Ige and Wellecia to request $1.8 million a year See RELAY FOR LIFE, Page 6 Mullings. under a new agreement, but a TVA spokesperson told the Bell Cleveland Daily Banner in June 2016 that was not the case. Candy’s Creek bids expected by 5 contractors "TVA is not requesting $1.8 million," Scott Fiedler of TVA Education chairperson Dawn Robinson. Templeton laid out the expectations for the ele- said at the time. "While the By SARALYN NORKUS final amount is still a subject [email protected] The excitement was mostly due to the fact mentary school project. There are four that the building of the new elementary school allowances, including: of negotiations, that figure There was a full house at the Cleveland City is now one step closer. — $50,000 testing allowance more accurately reflects the Schools Administrative Office Building as con- In Robinson’s 23 years on the school board, — $275,000 allowance in a general contin- costs to multiple agencies, tractors and sub-contractors turned up for the including TVA, the U.S. Forest there has been over $100 million invested in gency for miscellaneous work Howell Candy’s Creek Cherokee Elementary School pre- projects for the school system. — $20,000 for additional graphics, such as a Service and the state, for lost bid meeting Tuesday afternoon. “The city should pat themselves on the backs, logo on the gym floor power generation, permitting, Five contractors had gone through the RFQ they’ve done a tremendous job supporting the — $15,000 planting allowance to cover the maintenance and other services directly sup- process and pre-qualified, and seven other sub- schools,” Robinson declared. cost of purchasing trees and shrubs. porting the whitewater industry. contractors were also present at the meeting. According to elected build site representative He also explained that CCS will be handling "TVA fully understands the outfitters' con- The five contractors expected to submit bids Hal Taylor, the school system estimated the the intercom and security for the school, as well cerns, and we are committed to continue to are Rentenbach, Wilson Construction, J&J Candy’s Creek project costing $15.66 million, as the HVAC controls and purchasing the HVAC work with them to help build the whitewater Contractors, Tri-Con and Merit Construction. which includes technology and furniture. The units. industry in Polk County," Fiedler said. Sealed bids are due in on May 11 and will be property came in around $1.7 million and is not The Candy’s Creek Cherokee project also has This new twist comes as State Finance opened at 2 p.m. sharp. included in that $15.66 number. Bids for the nine so-called “add alternates.” Those alternates Commissioner Larry Martin testified before leg- “We were very excited to see all of the con- project are estimated to be around $15 million. tractors come out,” said CCS Board of Upland Design Group architect Brian See BIDS, Page 6 See AMENDMENT, Page 6

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to hold auction OBITUARIES (USPS 117-700) Periodical Postage Paid at Cleveland, TN 37320-3600 Post Office on Saturday POSTMASTER: Send Address Changes to: Banner, P.O. Box 3600, Cleveland, TN 37320-3600 From Staff Reports Published at 1505 25th Street, NW (P.O. Box 3600) To submit an obituary, have the funeral home or cremation his father, Paul Clenton Hutto. in Cleveland, TN 37320-3600, daily except Saturday The National Technical society in charge of arrangements e-mail the information to obitu- He leaves behind to cherish and Christmas day by Cleveland Newspapers, Inc. Honor Society at Bradley [email protected] and fax to 423-614-6529, attention his memory his loving wife, Phone (423) 472-5041. Central High School is prepar- Obits. Regina; children: Kevin Dixon ing to host an auction on and Kyra Dixon; mother, Jane Ralph Baldwin Joyce Taylor Saturday. Hutto; aunt, Judy Kaylor; sister, Editor & Publisher General Manager Melissa Reed; brother, Luke Proceeds from the event will and especially enjoyed the per- Hutto; nieces and nephews: Member of The Associated Press fund scholarships for local formances of their talented musi- Taylor Kinner, Dayton Wesneski, The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for publication of all news dispatches middle and/or elementary cians. Rodnee Hutto and Kia Hutto; as credited to it or not otherwise credited in this newspaper, and also the local news of spontaneous or igin herein. All rights of all other material herein are as reserved. ©2016 Cleveland Newspapers, Inc. school students to attend edu- Survivors include his father, well as extended family and cational summer camps. Salyer Banks; and a sister, friends. SUBSCRIPTION RATES The event, which will feature Lucretia Haney, both of There will be no public service McDonald; his wife of 38 years, Publishser Reserves the Right to Change Rates Without Notice both live and silent auctions, held at this time. Print Only 3 months 6 Months 1 Year Monthly Daily Mickey Banks of Franklin; and Share a memory of Clinton or Carrier Collect Rate * $6.75 begins at 5 p.m. Saturday, five children, to whom he was inside Bradley Central’s cafete- your condolences with his family By Carrier Home / Business Delivery $20.00 $38.00 $ 75.00 deeply devoted: Mark Banks and at his online memorial, located at By Mail inside Zip 307 $ 25.00 $45.00 $ 85.00 ria. wife, Jodi, of Nashville, Melissa By Mail outside Zip 307 in TN, GA $38.00 $55.00$105.00 www.companionfunerals. com. By Mail Outside TN $38.00 $ 67.00 $ 130.00 The NTHS is an honor socie- Banks of Pensacola, Fla., The Companion Funeral ty for students engaged in Maggie Banks of Gulfport, Miss., Print + E-Edition Home and the Cody family were By Carrier Home / Business Delivery $21.25 $40.25 $ 79.25 career and technical education Chase Banks of Nashville, honored to assist the Hutto fami- By Mail inside Zip 307 $ 26.25 $47.25 $ 90.50 studies. Hannah and husband, Dr. Bryan ly. By Mail outside Zip 307 in TN, GA $40.00$58.00 $ 112.00 Gaddy, of Jackson, Miss.; a By Mail Outside TN $40.50 $ 71.00 $ 137.00 Bradley Central chapter nephew, Chris Haney, and wife, E-Edition Only $26.85 $53.70 $ 107.40 $8.95 $1.95 adviser Donna Mitchell said Scheree, and their children the goal of the organization is Gavin, Cole, Grant and Dawson Office Hours: Monday-Friday: 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. • 423-472-5041 to both promote educational of McDonald; and he loved and excellence and community adored his five grandchildren: Cleveland Daily Banner service. Sam, Vaughan and Greta Banks, “These students have been and Harper and Clark Hubbert. — Established in 1854 — brainstorming ways to give The Remembrance of Life back, and they decided to help Ruby Lee Armstrong memorial service will be held Ralph Baldwin, Editor and Publisher the younger students coming “Mamaw” Ruby Lee Brock Thursday, April 27, 2017. [email protected] up,” Mitchell said. Armstrong, 82, of Cleveland, Visitation begins at noon. The passed away Monday morning, service will follow at 1 p.m. at Jim Joyce Taylor, General Manager The high schoolers’ goal is Rush Funeral Services North to provide opportunities for April 24, 2017, in a Chattanooga [email protected] health care facility. Ocoee Chapel. younger students to attend “Mamaw Ruby,” as she was The family requests donations Rick Norton, Associate Editor Gwen Swiger, Associate Editor camps related to STEAM sub- be made to Donald Trump for affectionately known, was the [email protected] [email protected] jects — science, technology, daughter of the late Maggie Lou President 2020. engineering, art and math — Mull Brock Saffles and Marshall William Wright, Lifestyle Editor Richard Roberts, Sports Editor this summer. Daniel Brock. She was preceded [email protected] [email protected] That way, they can explore in death by her husband, Calvin those subjects and discover Armstrong; and two brothers: Herb Lacy, Circulation Director what they might want to focus Frank and Ray Brock. [email protected] on in high school, said She was retired from Cookes Manufacturing after many years Mitchell. Sheena Meyer, Advertising Director of service. She enjoyed watching [email protected] The live and silent auctions game shows, sitting on her front Jerry Dean Graham Jerry Dean Graham Sr., 76, of will feature a wide variety of porch and camping. She loved 1505 25th St. N.W. Cleveland, TN 37311 items, including some big-tick- Cleveland, died Tuesday, April her church and was a member of P.O. Box 3600 Cleveland, TN. 37320-3600 et ones. the Philadelphia Missionary 25, 2017, at his residence. Survivors and funeral arrange- Items up for auction include Baptist Church. 423-472-5041 Tennessee Titans tickets with Survivors include seven chil- ments will be announced by dren, among them her daugh- Ralph Buckner Funeral Home parking passes, a professional and Crematory. teeth whitening package, an ters: Ann Simons and her hus- Mary Sue White band, Clyde, Frieda Eaton and Apple Watch and numerous Mary Sue White, 74, of her husband, Otis, Nancy Justice Cleveland, passed away gift certificates to area restau- and her husband, Jim, and Linda rants and retail businesses. A Monday, April 24, 2017, in a Nicholson and her husband, local hospital. full list can be viewed online at Marshall; sons: Bobby Armstrong She was preceded in death by www.tinyurl.com/bchsnths. and his wife, Kim, David her mother, Lula Mae Goode In addition to the auctions, Armstrong and his wife, Cindy, Towns. food will also be available for and Dennis Armstrong; 17 grand- Merle Hixson Green She attended Bradley Central purchase. Proceeds from the children; 33 great-grandchildren; High School and worked at food sales will support the nine great-great-grandchildren; a Merle Hixson Green, 97, of Central Drugs, Cole’s Drugs and sister, Shirley Jones; a brother, Cleveland, died Saturday, April NTHS chapter and its future Magic Chef for many years. She Tommy Sloan and his wife, 22, 2017. retired from Dr. Agit Kimkar’s projects. Louise; and several nieces and She was preceded in death by “We just encourage people to office as his receptionist with nephews. her parents, Sidney and Leona many years of service. come out, bid and have dinner The Remembrance of Life Harper Sims; her first husband, She volunteered for many with us,” Mitchell said. “It’s all service will be conducted on Luther D. Hixson; and her sec- years with the March of Dimes for a good cause.” Thursday, April 27, 2017, at 1 ond husband, Carl D. Green. and received awards recogniz- Those wishing to support p.m., from the Philadelphia Survivors include three chil- ing her for work with the organi- the event can still contribute Baptist Church with the Revs. dren: Terry Hixson of Port zation. She enjoyed shopping by donating items for the auc- Johnny Underwood and Jason Charlotte, Fla., Annette Phillips and talking on the phone, but Barnes officiating. and Steve Hixson, both of tion. most of all, enjoyed spending Interment will follow in the Fort Cleveland; 10 grandchildren; time with her grandchildren. For more information, email Hill Veteran Section with John numerous great-grandchildren Photo courtesy Bradley County Sheriff’s Office [email protected] She was a longtime member Anderson, Mark Finnell, Marcus and great-great-grandchildren; a of the Bethel Baptist or call 423-476-0650, ext. Abernethy, Shane Armstrong, brother, Bill Sims of Birmingham, INVESTIGATORS FROM the Criminal Investigations Division Tabernacle. are asking for the public’s assistance in identifying two suspects 3030. Blake Finnell and Cody Ala.; and several nieces and Survivors include her hus- Armstrong serving as casket nephews. band of 56 years, Clyde White; who used a stolen credit card at a local store. The male and bearers. A celebration of her life will be a daughter, Sherrie White (Mark female suspects fraudulently spent more than $200. The stolen The family will receive friends at 1 p.m. on today, April 26, 2017, Lindner); a son, Michael White Internet firms from 5 to 8 p.m. today at the Jim in the chapel of Fike-Randolph & credit card was produced on April 9, 2017, at the South Walmart and his wife, Whitney, all of located on Treasury Drive, and the suspects were observed leav- winding up for a fight Rush Funeral and Cremation Son Funeral Home with the Rev. Cleveland; grandchildren: Emily Services Wildwood Chapel. Terry Huffer officiating. and Carson White; a sister, ing the store on a cruiser-style motorcycle. Those with information on ‘net neutrality’ Share your condolences and The inurnment will follow in Patsy Parks of Cleveland; a regarding the incident, or who may know the identities of the sus- NEW YORK (AP) — Internet your memories with the Chattanooga National Cemetery brother, Glen Towns and his pects, are asked to call the BCSO Crime Tip Line at 423-728- at 2:30 p.m. companies are readying for a Armstrong family at www.jim- wife, Cathy, of Charleston; and 7336, or notify authorities though the Facebook page of the rushfuneralhomes.com. Her family will receive friends several nieces, nephews and showdown with telecoms and from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. today at Bradley County Sheriff Office. Information will be kept confidential. a Republican-controlled gov- cousins. the funeral home, prior to the The Remembrance of Life ernment over a policy near service. and dear to their hearts: net Service will be conducted Thursday, April 27, 2017, at 3 neutrality. p.m. from the Jim Rush Funeral Net neutrality basically pre- and Cremation Services LFMS is accepting out of vents broadband providers Wildwood Chapel with the Rev. from playing favorites or steer- Floyd Boggess officiating. zone registrations May 1-12 ing users toward (or away Interment will follow in the from) particular internet sites. Hilcrest Memorial Gardens with Special to the Banner tration process through their Under rules enacted during Jerry Johnson Jr., Randy Miller, elementary schools. the Obama administration, the Dale L. Harmeson Rickey White, Steven Hanning, Between May 1 and 12, Lake Campus tours will be avail- Mark Youngblood, Scott Forest Middle School will be likes of Comcast and Verizon Dale L. Harmeson, 67, a resi- able during an open house Boggess, Jimmy Yoder and accepting registration informa- — which offer their own video dent of Benton, died Tuesday Jason Towns serving as casket- event on May 2 from 5 to 7 services they’d very much like morning, April 25, 2017, in a local tion and open enrollment/out bearers. of zone applications for the p.m., or families may schedule subscribers to use — can’t health care facility. The family will receive friends The Jim Rush Funeral and 2017-18 school year for stu- an appointment through the slow down Netflix, can’t block from 5 to 8 p.m. today at the school’s office at 423-478- YouTube, and can’t charge Cremation Services North Ocoee funeral home. dents who are currently Chapel will announce survivors 8821. Spotify extra to stream faster Share your condolences and attending an out of zone ele- and services. your memories with the White mentary school. “We look forward to meeting than Pandora. you!” school counselor Broadband companies hate family at www.jimrushfuneral- The deadline for open enroll- Brandan Harrelson said. “Lake the net neutrality rules, and homes.com. ment/out of zone applications they have an ally in new will be May 15. Forest offers numerous aca- Federal Communications Parents are asked to supply demic and extracurricular Commission chairman Ajit each child’s most recent report options, an award-winning Pai, who has repeatedly called card, attendance, discipline, musical program and a full- the regulations a mistake. Pai and immunization records. slate of competitive sports could launch the process of All students zoned for Lake activities. Choose Lake Forest unwinding the rules as early Forest will complete the regis- Middle School!” as Wednesday, according to Byron Salyer Banks reports. Byron Salyer Banks, born and EARLY TECH RESISTANCE raised in McDonald, passed The government may down- away peacefully at this home in Lawmakers: Faith-based adoption groups can spurn gay couples grade federal prohibitions on Franklin on Sunday, April 23, anti-consumer and anticom- 2017. MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) — Representatives voted 87-0 to go placements. petitive actions to voluntary He was preceded in death by Alabama lawmakers on Tuesday along with a Senate change to State Rep. Patricia Todd, the his mother, Diana Banks. commitments by internet serv- He was a 1971 graduate of gave final approval to a bill pro- the bill. The legislation goes to state’s only openly gay lawmak- ice providers. The internet Bradley Central High School. He tecting faith-based adoption Gov. Kay Ivey for her signature. er, said placements should be industry, which considers net spent 13 years with South organizations that refuse to The governor hasn’t said made on the best interest of the neutrality essential for its Central Bell and AT&T, where he place children with gay parents, whether she’ll sign it. child and not on “some artificial business, isn’t standing still — was an account executive. Later, or other households, because of “It’s just making sure the demographic.” and it may be keeping some of he lived in Dade City, Fla., where their religious beliefs. faith-based child placing agen- “We have too many kids in its most potent tactics in he worked as a real estate devel- The legislation would prohibit cies aren’t discriminated against foster care who need adoption, reserve. oper. He then moved to the the state from refusing to license due to their beliefs. It’s not dis- many of them with special Many internet companies Mississippi Gulf Coast, where he faith-based adoption groups that criminating against anyone needs. Same-sex parents want operated Edgewater Village and are already running the Edgewater Mall in Biloxi. refuse placements because of else,” Rep. Rich Wingo, the to adopt and take care of those Washington playbook — lob- Most recently, he successfully their religious beliefs. Republican sponsor of the bill, children,” said Todd, D- bying Congress, schmoozing owned and operated Centennial Proponents argued that the said. Birmingham. government regulators, and Property Management, in measure is needed to make sure The bill’s protections would Todd said she voted to go signing letters of protest. Nashville. He loved being his Clinton Hutto adoption groups can operate apply only to private agencies along with a Senate change that Boston tech companies and own boss and making real-estate Clinton Hutto, 27, of without being forced to violate that do not accept state or fed- said the protections wouldn’t venture capitalists met with deals happen. Cleveland, passed away on their religious beliefs, while crit- eral funds. Wingo said the bill apply to agencies that accepted Sen. Ed Markey, a He was active in the Cursillo Monday, April 24, 2017, at his ics, including the state’s only would protect faith-based state funds home. Massachusetts Democrat, last religious movement, and the openly gay lawmaker, called it groups such as Agape and South Dakota, Michigan, Men’s Acts Retreat. Byron He was dearly loved and will Friday to discuss defending attended the Saint Augustine be greatly missed. blatant discrimination. Baptist Children’s Homes, which North Dakota and Virginia have net neutrality. Episcopal Chapel in Nashville, He was preceded in death by The Alabama House of do adoption and foster care passed similar laws. www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, April 26, 2017— 3

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Arrested by the Bradley Cash 3 Midday: 8-8-4, Lucky 4-9 Shop over 200 vendors, FREE inflatables for the kids, FREE Live include arrests made by the n Destin Brian Burrell, 25, County Sheriff’s Office for Sum: 20 Mega Millions: 03-13-33-40- BCSO, the Cleveland Police 6436 Bates Pike. speeding, driving on a revoked 50, Mega Ball: 2, Megaplier: 4 Bluegrass bands playing on stage Cash 3 Morning: 9-3-0, all weekend, delicious food, and Department, the Charleston Arrested by the Bradley license. Lucky Sum: 12 plenty of sweet tea & sunshine! Police Department, County Sheriff’s Office for theft n Jason Brandon Dispain, Cash 4 Evening: 6-2-7-2, Tennessee Highway Patrol, over $2,500. 18, 164 Cochise Drive. Lucky Sum: 17 Drug Task Force and other n Richard Allen Ballinger, Arrested by the Bradley Cash 4 Midday: 9-9-2-1, local law enforcement agen- 30, 147 Greenshadow Road, County Sheriff’s Office for fail- Lucky Sum: 21 cies. Arrested by the Cleveland ure to appear (consumption of Cash 4 Morning: 8-3-5-6, Those being held by federal Police Department for two alcohol on school premises, Lucky Sum: 22 law enforcement are not list- counts of failure to appear. criminal responsibility). Mega Millions: 03-13-33-40- ed, as these individuals are n Cassandra Leanna Lively, n Carmen L. Ayala, 23, 207 50, Mega Ball: 2, Megaplier: 4 430 INMAN ST. • CLEVELAND, TN only held at the jail, but not 24, 170 London Drive. Moses St, Athens locally charged. Arrested by the Bradley Arrested by the Cleveland Not every arrest leads to a County Sheriff’s Office for fail- Police Department for domestic Georgia INSTALLMENT LOANS conviction, as these charges ure to appear (seatbelt viola- assault. 5 Card Cash: KD-KS-9C-9D- $ may be rescinded. tion, insurance). n Stephanie Janette 8S UP TO 1,250 Guilt and innocence are n Juan Antonio Martinez, Bennett, 25, 1229 Second St. All or Nothing Day: 01-03-06- determined through the court 28, 236 County Road 733, N.E. 08-12-13-14-15-17-18-22-23 WE ARE HERE system. Any charge that is Calhoun. Arrested by the Cleveland All or Nothing Evening: 03- FOR YOUR dropped should be reported Arrested by the Bradley Police Department for criminal 04-08-11-12-13-14-16-18-19- CONVENIENCE to the Cleveland Daily County Sheriff’s Office for fail- impersonation, failure to 22-23 Banner, which will confirm ure to appear (driving on a sus- appear (violation of probation, All or Nothing Morning: 01- Telephone Applications Welcome the action through an inspec- pended license, speeding), fail- driving on a suspended 04-07-08-09-12-14-17-20-21- 23-24 *Subject To tion of jail records. ure to appear (driving on a sus- license), misdemeanor failure to Liberal Credit pended license). appear. All or Nothing Night: 01-02- 472-3314 Policy n Timothy Paul Tschantz, n Terin Eugene Richardson, n Bryce Eric Thompson, 48, 03-06-07-10-13-14-16-18-19- 38, 322 Maddux Road N.W. 24, 132 Keith St. S.W. 473 Greenshadow Road. 23 Arrested by the Bradley Arrested by the Cleveland Arrested by the Bradley Cash 3 Evening: 9-4-8 County Sheriff’s Office for two Police Department on a County Sheriff’s Office for driv- Cash 3 Midday: 7-8-6 counts of assault on an officer. Hamilton County warrant. ing under the influence, failure Cash 3 Night: 0-9-8 2017 n Matthew Lee Gee, 43, n Bruce Washington to appear (violation of proba- Cash 4 Evening: 2-4-1-4 3552 Crawford Drive. Johnson, 36, 111 Jessica tion, driving on a suspended Arrested by the Bradley Lane, Benton. license), misdemeanor failure to County Sheriff’s Office for Arrested by the Cleveland appear. addendum to violation of pro- Police Department for failure to n Randy Lamont Bacon, 51, IT’SASPECIAL bation warrant. appear (driving on a suspended 775 Dockery Lane. n Robert Lee Burch III, 18, license, light law violation, Arrested by the Tennessee 700 Beckwith St. S.W., Atlanta insurance). Highway Patrol for fourth DAY FOR ... Arrested by the Tennessee n Silvia Kay Ware, 21, 1300 offense driving under the influ- Highway Patrol for prescription Second St. N.E. ence, driving on a revoked First Baptist Church fraud. Arrested by the Cleveland license, failure to maintain Bridgette Webb, Josh Burdin, n Matt Daniel Epperson, Police Department for failure to lane, open container, no insur- Kendra Gray, Sonny Hicks, Penny 32, 1889 No Pone Road. appear (seatbelt violation). ance, violation of the implied Callihan, Angie Kyker, Connie May 5, 2017 Arrested by the Bradley n Jonathan Edward Creek, consent law, registration not Riddle, Amber Wilson and Whitney Gill, who are celebrating County Sheriff’s Office for 31, 1501 25th St. carried. Doors open at 8:00 a.m. Simulcast begins at 8:45 a.m. Schedule VI drug violations, Arrested by the Cleveland n Jonathan Houston birthdays today. Schedule II drug violations. Police Department for shoplift- Sutton, 26, 3421 Oakcrest Ave. Breakfast and lunch provided in ticket price. n James Elvis Presley, 30, ing (theft of property). N.W. Corporate tables of eight $600 1685 Sixth St. S.E. n Dominick Igor Bossard, Arrested by the Tennessee Floor seats $79; stadium seats $69 Arrested by the Bradley 28, 2485 South Lee Highway Highway Patrol for evading DON’S County Sheriff’s Office, back for Lot 5. arrest, failure to obey police Educator discounts $550 per table of eight; criminal court. Arrested by the Cleveland officer, misdemeanor possession stadium seats $59 n Alexander John Gill, 19, Police Department for driving of drug paraphernalia, failure to FENCE CO. 2508 Shenandoah Drive. on a revoked license, financial appear (violation of probation, Since 1961 Arrested by the Bradley responsibility law. fraud use of a credit card), mis- ALL TYPES Purchase your County Sheriff’s Office for n Ashlyn Rose demeanor failure to appear. ticket today! aggravated burglary, theft over Throneberry, 20, East Lincoln OF FENCING $1,000. St., Tullahoma. 479-6212 Presented by Cleveland/Bradley Chamber of Commerce n Lara Ashleigh Winstead, Arrested by the Bradley Go to events calender at www.clevelandchamber.com 33, 133 County Road 287, County Sheriff’s Office for mis- I SEE BY THE Niota. demeanor probation violation. & 336-1501 Arrested by the Bradley n Warren Tyler Davenport, ANNER County Sheriff’s Office, back for 26, 410 East Lincoln St., B criminal court. Tullahoma. n Charles Dan Burke, 42, Arrested by the Bradley 716 Bell Road. County Sheriff’s Office for mis- Special Kids Gospel Music Arrested by the Bradley demeanor probation violation. Night will be held Saturday, 2 County Sheriff’s Office for pos- n Bradley Reed Fincher, 37, p.m., at the Truelove Barn, 2380 session of meth for resale, 3400 Trewhitt Road. Keith Valley Road. The benefit felony possession of drug para- Arrested by the Cleveland gospel singing will feature Right phernalia, possession of Police Department for domestic Path, Spirit Song and the Schedule VII drugs violations. assault, misdemeanor posses- Calhoun Family. n Travis Charles Jaynes, sion of drug paraphernalia. ——— 21, 1203 Lay St. n Daniel Eugene Barbee, The Beaty Cemetery and J.W. Arrested by the Bradley 35, 3000 Old Highway 58, Triplett Cemetery Association County Sheriff’s Office for two Georgetown. will have a workday Saturday, counts of violation of sexual Arrested by the Bradley starting at 8 a.m. Anyone with offender registry. County Sheriff’s Office for light family or friends buried in the n Baile Chera Robinson, 25, law violation, simple possession cemeteries is asked to bring 1321 Wildland Lake Road. of Schedule VI drugs. trimmers and rakes to lend a Arrested by the Cleveland n Damon Weathers, 19, 209 hand. 4—Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, April 26, 2017 www.clevelandbanner.com Claims From Page 1 never had a negative word to “All they do is embar- identified as asking for say about each other or a dis- rass themselves, they anonymity “because they’re not agreement. We’ve always been embarras their depart- authorized to speak on the Banner photo, LARRY C. BOWERS able to work through everything ments and some news issue.” CLEVELAND URBAN and I’m blessed to have a chief media will just print that “We do have policies in place FORESTER Dan Hartman like Mark Gibson,” he said. — and they’re wrong for that do not allow officers to give holds a flag from the Arbor Gibson agreed with Watson’s doing that, too. Just as information, and it’s for the Day Foundation signaling that remarks. we’ve seen in the last few purpose of situations like this,” the City of Cleveland has been “It is a good working relation- days, some of these Gibson said. “There is critical ship,” Gibson said. “Just in the anonymous sources and information about cases and designated as a Tree City USA last couple of weeks, [the hearsay are just lies, but things they see on a daily basis 25 years in a row. The flag will BCSO] had a live grenade it’s a front page story which should not be reported in be presented to Cleveland which our unit helped them when they are printed. the press, and it’s for the pro- Mayor Tom Rowland at 11 with, and they helped us with What is so sad is when a tection of victims, witnesses, a.m. Friday at this year’s Arbor the last major crime where we person’s name is cleared, suspects and the whole com- Day celebration, where had some remains that they it’s on the back page in a munity.” Hartman and the city’s Shade came out and helped us with.” little section.” “We do have policies in place Tree Board will announce the Gibson said during a recent — Sheriff Eric Watson that should keep guys from winner of this year’s “Most pursuit by the city police, releasing information that Unique Tree” contest. The BCSO deputies were there to could be critical in an event we assist. “We do have policies in deal with,” he said. “A lot of address is 513 Hannah Drive. “These are examples of our place that do not allow things need to remain confiden- everyday relationship,” he said. officers to give informa- tial until we are able to sort “You could sit here all day and tion, and it’s for the pur- things out.” talk about what we do together. pose of situations like Watson said the “confidential I’ve known the sheriff for many, this. There is critical anonymous sources need to many years now and worked information about cases man up.” with him on many levels. We and things they see on a “All they do is embarrass have that respect and relation- daily basis which should themselves, they embarras their ship.” not be reported in the departments and some news “If there are issues we need press, and it’s for the pro- media will just print that — to talk about, we are able to sit tection of victims, wit- and they’re wrong for doing Cleveland ready to observe down and talk about them,” nesses, suspects and the that, too,” Watson said. “Just Gibson said. “We are able to whole community.” as we’ve seen in the last few communicate and work out any — Chief Mark Gibson days, some of these anonymous Arbor Day with many events differences we need to work sources and hearsay are just out.” lies, but it’s a front page story By LARRY C. BOWERS became a legal holiday in 1885. Day week, including an Arbor As previously reported in the this occasion and has not been when they are printed. What is [email protected] Cleveland has been declared Day 5K, a parade, and an Arbor Banner, Watson said the issue told is once I was made aware so sad is when a person’s name a Tree City USA for 25 straight Day Market. Visitors can also of inmate refusals came from a of the situation I made a phone is cleared, it’s on the back page The city of Cleveland is once years, and a major criteria is stop by the home of J. Sterling difference in policies. call to Sheriff Watson and we in a little section.” again observing Arbor Day, and sponsorship of an Arbor Day Morton, the founder of Arbor “The bottom line is just discussed the situation and He called it “childish” for Urban Forester Dan Hartman celebration. Day, or visit Arbor Day Farm. because an officer from the made arrangements for our offi- someone to call a mainstream and the Cleveland Shade Tree To help people across the "Arbor Day is that one day county and the city have a dis- cers to re-locate the subject media outlet with an anony- Board have scheduled multiple country get more easily involved every year reminding us to agreement does not mean there and bring him back to the jail. mous source, “and they print it events. in celebrating the country's first think about all that trees do for is a feud between the two agen- He was accepted.” because they have a political Hartman has announced that environmental holiday, the us — a day for reflection and cies,” Watson said. “There has “They have adjusted their agenda or some personal issue the first event will take place at Arbor Day Foundation has for action," said Dan Lambe, never been a feud between the policy to be in compliance with with that department leader.” 11 a.m. Thursday at Tinsley launched president of the Arbor Day city and the county in the past state law and we met with them “This has to stop because Park, where a winning school celebratearborday.com. Foundation. "On April 28, com- three years that I know of.” and talked about the communi- once it hits social media, it’s group will be recognized for People can visit the website munities across the country will Watson said the relationships cations between the agencies — like a fire. It just builds up and their victory in the “Keys for to see what is going on in their to come together to plant, nur- “are going to remain that way,” if we have problems, who do we that’s why we are here today to Trees” contest sponsored by local community, as well as to ture and celebrate trees.” but he added that social media need to contact? We worked put this fire out because me Food City food stores. plant trees and plan their own Founded in 1972, the Arbor “and other news agencies want those issues out,” Gibson said. and the chief and the adminis- Approximately 93 students Arbor Day celebrations. Day Foundation has grown to people to believe there is a feud The chief noted the meeting, trations — we get along great,” from Hopewell Elementary During the month of April, to become the largest nonprofit going on and no one can get which was held April 5, Watson said. School will attend the celebra- help all Americans commemo- membership organization dedi- along.” between the agencies “was Gibson said Watson was tion, and will join Hartman and rate Arbor Day, several organi- cated to planting trees, with “There is always going to be planned before this incident “exactly right.” the Shade Tree Board members zations are planting a tree in more than a million members, people serving underneath us that was reported over the “When we deal with things in in planting a new tree at our nation's forests, which will supporters and valued partners. that are going to make poor weekend.” the media, when we are asked Tinsley. total at least 20,000 new trees. During the last 44 years, decisions and bad decisions “The incident reported over we are going to be transparent The big celebration this Arbor Visitors to more than 250 million Arbor and are going to make mistakes the weekend happened March and put all the information out Day week will take place at 11 celebratearborday.com can Day Foundation trees have at times,” he said. “They are 28,” Gibson said. “Meetings there,” the chief said. “There is a.m. Friday at 513 Hannah watch the number of trees been planted in neighborhoods, not perfect; however, at the end were planned and we have had no need for anonymous sources Drive S.E., where the Shade planted increase on the web- communities, cities and forests of the day, we’re a team. We all discussions prior to that. We and things like that. You are Tree Board will announce the site's “Treemometer.” throughout the world. have the same goal and it’s all were in the process of working able to give all the information winner of this year’s “Unique For those looking to venture As one of the world's largest about public safety and provid- those things out and we have that anyone could ask for and Tree” contest. out on a weekend getaway, operating conservation founda- ing the best service that we can worked that out and have not any documentation they want The winner of this competi- there are a number of Arbor tions, the Arbor Day for our community.” had any issues since we met to have. That’s the purpose of tion will receive $500 donated Day events, including the Foundation, through its mem- Both spoke about the pres- and that incident. our agencies — to be transpar- by the Check Into Cash corpo- Cleveland celebration and its bers, partners and programs, sures involved with the com- The chief said this was an ent.” ration. It will also receive the “Unique Tree.” educates and engages stake- bined total arrests last year incident which had already “This community is impor- designation of Cleveland’s “Most Major national celebrations holders and communities numbering more than 6,000 been discussed. tant to us. We don’t take this Unique Tree.” are planned in Nebraska City, across the globe to involve and a jail with a capacity of “We knew there were issues job halfheartedly,” Gibson said. Entries were judged on shape Neb.; Ripley, Ohio; Cedar Hill, themselves in its mission of less than 410. that we needed to work out, “We go out there with the best or formation, color, location, Texas; Coeur d’Alene, Idaho; planting, nurturing and cele- “Crime is increasing across and we worked them out, and intentions of protecting every and other criteria. Hartman and Lansing, Mich.; Frankfort, Ky.; brating trees. America and it’s not going to moved on,” Gibson said. “The citizen. We care about this com- Shade Tree Board members Manhattan, Kan.; Bellevue, Arbor Day (or Arbour; from get any better,” Watson said. story was reported after the munity. We have a lot of chal- determined the eventually win- Wash.; Aspen, Colo.; and the Latin arbor, meaning tree) “We have to be better prepared fact. It was an issue that was lenges because of the growth of ner. Henderson, Nev. is a holiday in which individu- and add officers in the coming dealt with and reported later. this community. Our officers Cleveland joins communities The program in Nebraska als and groups are encouraged years.” That was a story about an have challenging jobs.” across the nation Friday in City is where the event has to plant and care for trees. Gibson spoke of the policy issue that had already been The chief acknowledged he marking the 145th celebration been celebrated since the inau- Today, many countries observe differences which resulted in dealt with.” does not like doing the “media of Arbor Day. gural holiday 145 years ago. such a holiday. Though usually the recent inmate refusals. Both Watson and Gibson stuff.” The holiday was established in That city will hold a number observed in the spring, the date “That’s exactly what it was,” expressed concerns about the “But, this is important for us 1872 in Nebraska City to inspire of family-friendly activities and varies, depending on climate he said. “We had differences in sources quoted in the to get this worked out, cleared people to plant trees, and it events throughout this Arbor and suitable planting season. the policy. What happened on Chattanooga media who were up and move on,” Gibson said.

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                      Financial Advisor Financial Advisor Financial Advisor   Financial Advisor Financial Advisor Financial Advisor 2080 Chambliss 3858 Candies 112 Stuart Financial Advisor 3575 Keith Edward ones 230 1596 Clingan Ave. NW, Creek Ln. Rd. NE, 1053 Peerless St. NW J N. Ocoee St. Ridge Dr. Suite 1 Suite C Farmland Corner Crossing Suite 201 MAKING SENSE OF INVESTING 476-9143 476-0162 472-6814 476-3320 476-4325 339-2885 476-0190 www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, April 26, 2017— 5 Meigs Relay for Life set for Friday at fairgrounds The Meigs County Relay for then take the track. “Our mission is to be there for nesses of Meigs County and the Lane sponsors will be Starr Life will be held Friday at the At 7 p.m., Ricky Campbell will those who are faced with cancer, surrounding area have given this Regional Medical Center, Cymer Meigs County Fairgrounds and be performing. to be there for survivors and to event. It’s the only major event LLC, and Titan Implement LLC. Decatur City Park in Decatur. Other events for the evening support families who have lost we conduct to raise money to “The theme for the evening is will include a 1970s costume loved ones to cancer. Many par- fight cancer. We hope the com- the ’70s,” according to event contest and live and silent auc- ticipants will be people who have munity will come forth and make chair Bridget Roberts. tions. been cured of cancer,” Mathis this one a major success,” MAGNOLIA “The relay celebrates cancer The Luminaria service will be said. Roberts said. #shiplapwallpaper survivorship, recognizes those at 8:45 p.m. Luminaria may be “Their involvement is proof of Relay for Life is sponsored by HOME who have passed on from cancer purchased through teams, mem- the progress that has been made the Meigs County Chapter of the BY JOANNA GAINES and allows the community to bers or at the Relay for Life not only in cancer cure rates, American Cancer Society with wallpaper *unbelievable york sale 50% off raise money to fight a disease event. but in the quality of life following the help of title sponsors Piggly that touches 3 out of 4 families,” Assorted foods will be offered cancer treatments,” she said. Wiggly, VEC Customers Share she said. by teams, as well as a variety of She noted the first Relay for Program, Shaw Industries, WALLPAPER CONNECTION The Relay for Life event will games and activities for which Life event was held in 1996. SouthEast Bank and Mix 104.1 1250 BENTON PIKE-423-476-7961 wallpaperconnection.com open at 4 p.m., with music fol- individuals may partake. There were seven teams partici- radio. lowed at 5:30 p.m. by the Meigs Activities for the evening will pating. For Friday, 12 teams Heart of Relay sponsors are South Drill Team performance. conclude at midnight. have registered for the event. Decatur McDonald’s and ACE The formal opening of the The Relay for Life is as much “We hope each year to exceed Hardware. event will be at 6 p.m., followed an “awareness raiser about the the previous year’s participa- Caregiver sponsors are by the Survivors Lap and the progress against cancer as it is a tion,” Mathis said. Restoration Clinic, Decatur Caregivers Lap. fundraiser,” noted Angela Mathis, “We’ve been very pleased with Family Diner and La Hacineda T h a n k Y o u The sponsors and teams will senior community representative. the support groups and busi- III. Former patients of Dr. Don E. Robinson Don E. Robinson MD FACP would like to thank his Haslam budget includes $50M for new state library patients from the past 40 years for their confidence and NASHVILLE (AP) — A long- new state museum under con- in a release. GATLINBURG FIRES: $10.7 friendship. It was a privilege to practice medicine in delayed effort to construct a new struction near the state Capitol Other proposed changes million in disaster relief for Cleveland with so many wonderful patients, employees, and building for the Tennessee State in Nashville. include: Gatlinburg and Sevierville in the medical colleagues. Library and Archives would be The budget amendment repre- ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT: aftermath of the December wild- funded under Republican Gov. sents Haslam’s final adjustments $22.3 million in grants to South fires that left 14 people dead. Please drop in and say “Hello” as I embark on a new career Bill Haslam’s budget amendment to his $37 billion annual spend- Korean appliance maker LG EDUCATION: A two-year pro- with the VA Outpatient Clinic in Chattanooga. proposal released Tuesday. ing proposal. The amendment Electronics Inc., which is build- gram costing $10 million annual- Finance Commissioner Larry includes $55 million to jumpstart ing its first U.S. washing ly to support programs at priority Martin said Tuesday that the the governor’s road and bridge machine plant in Clarksville. The schools. A reception will be held at Jenkins Restaurant private combined $40 million from the building program. The money is 829,000-square-foot facility is DISABILITIES: $8 million to dining room on Thursday, April 27, from 6-7:30 pm. All state and $10 million from the meant to offset the Legislature’s projected to cost $250 million increase salaries for Department former patients, employees and colleagues are invited to Secretary of State’s Office repre- decision to phase in a gas and and create 600 new jobs of Intellectual and Developmental drop in. Light refreshments will be available. sents about half of the projected diesel tax increase over the next WHITEWATER RAFTING: A 20- Disabilities providers. cost for the facility. The second three years. year deal with the Tennessee MENTAL HEALTH: Spending Don E. Robinson, MD, FACP half of the funding is expected to “We can be the state with the Valley Authority to keep the an additional $2 million on pre- be included in next year’s spend- lowest taxes and the lowest debt Ocoee River flowing during vention, education, treatment ing plan, Martin said. while providing Tennesseans not whitewater rafting season. The and recovery services within the The Library and Archives’ cur- only with access to opportunity state would agree to spend about Department of Mental Health rent facility is 65 years old and but the tools to be successful, $11.8 million to reimburse the and Substance Abuse Services. has faced moisture issues and like a safe and reliable trans- federal utility for revenue lost The additional money would space limitations. The new facili- portation network that supports from forgone hydroelectric power allow the agency to serve 28,000 ty is to be built across from the long-term growth,” Haslam said generation. more clients. CHURCH ACTIVITIES “The Home Improvement Specialists” The Southeast Tennessee a.m. to 1 p.m. Hear her amazing Appreciation Day on Sunday to be singing Sunday, 11 a.m., at Church of God of Prophecy will testimony and fellowship with honor the Rev. Joseph Holmes Council Baptist Church, 1415 hold its district revival April 28- other sisters in Christ. and his family. Lunch will be Upper River Road, Charleston. Give Your Home a 30, at Keith Street Ministries, ——— served. He formerly sang with The 4000 Keith St. Bishop E.C. Cedar Springs Baptist Church ——— Kingsmen Quartet. McKinley, state overseer, will be will have its fifth-Sunday singing The 105th annual Decoration ——— S p r i n g M a k e o v e r ! the speaker. Services will be on Sunday with the 2x2 Quartet Day at New Friendship Baptist Prospect Church of God, 2220 Friday and Saturday at 7 p.m. as the featured singers. Sunday Church will be May 7, beginning Harrison Pike, will have its fifth- • hardwood • laminate and Sunday at 6 p.m. school begins at 9:30 a.m. with Sunday school at 9:45 a.m. Sunday singing with Crystle ——— Singing will begin at 10:30 a.m., and followed by the Sunday Elam beginning at 10:34 a.m. A • tile •carpet Kelly Wells will be the guest with lunch after the morning morning worship service at 11 dinner to raise money for the • area rugs speaker at the Ladies Conference service. a.m. A covered-dish meal will church’s remodeling will be to be held at Bethel Baptist ——— begin at 12:30 p.m. in the NFBC served after the singing. Church, 2514 Old Chattanooga Watson Chapel AME Zion Fellowship Hall. The Chatata ——— Pike S.W., on April 29, from 11 Church will have Pastor’s Valley/New Friendship Cemetery EastView Baptist Church, Association will meet in the NoPone Road, Georgetown, will NFBC sanctuary at 1:15 p.m. for have youth service Sunday with a time of remembrance and a speaker Bailey Davis. PERRY SUITS KELLY GUFFEY brief business session. ——— Officials: Interstate 85 repairs ——— The Rev. James Scott will min- Wesley Memorial will be hold- ister Sunday at Community Hall in Atlanta to cost up to $16.6M ing the Margaret Nye Memorial Church, 1305 Sixth St. S.E., at Art Auction through May 3, in 11 a.m. JOE GUFFEY TIM GOLDEN Hours: ATLANTA (AP) — State offi- GDOT construction director support of Missions programs at ——— Mon.-Fri. 8:00-5:00 cials have announced that Marc Mastronardi said at a news Wesley Memorial. You may stop Meadow Lane will sing at rebuilding the collapsed section conference Tuesday that the fed- by Wesley Memorial during regu- Cloverleaf Baptist Church, 2290 Sat. 9:00-2:00 of Interstate 85 in Atlanta will eral government is expected to lar hours (Monday through Waterlevel Highway, for Praise 923 StarVue Dr. cost up to $16.6 million. pay 90 percent of the costs. Friday, 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.) to and Worship Night Sunday, ELAINE WEAR BRITTNEY WEAR DAVIS DONNIE WEAR 476-9434 The Atlanta Journal- Mastronardi says the demoli- place a bid on more than 25 dif- beginning at 6 p.m. Constitution reports that the tion of the collapsed bridge, ferent art pieces. Georgia Department of which was set ablaze March 30, _____ Transportation has set a June costs $1.6 million and construc- The Perrys will sing at Cohulla 15 deadline for the completion of tion of the new bridge costs Baptist Church, Sunday morning the new I-85 bridge, although no $11.9 million. The estimate at 10:30 a.m. official timetable was includes $3.1 million in incen- ——— announced. tives for contractor C.W. Randy and Sherrie Miller will

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Visit These Retailers, too! • Bazaar • Checkered Past • Element • Hyderhangout • Pedego • Project MainStreet Cleveland: 479-1000 • mainstreetcleveland.com Free 2 Fly • The Small Town Girl Boutique 6—Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, April 26, 2017 www.clevelandbanner.com Relay for Life From Page 1 Maddie Hicks, will start the allows those who wish to honor proceedings at 10 a.m. their loved ones or friends who Following that will be the have battled cancer or contin- children's Survivors lap, then a ue that battle. Bags for the Survivors Lap and Caregiver luminary cost $10, and can be Lap, and the Team Lap. Team decorated with whatever the photos will be taken beginning person wishes. They will be right after they complete their produced by students from laps, around 11 a.m., and will Ocoee Middle School. be staged at the bandstand on There will also be a memory the courthouse square. walk at the end of the event, Throughout the Relay, there where individuals may walk in will be music performed on the remembrance of a cancer vic- stage that will be tim or survivor. set up at the “It is an enjoyable day, Seals said the eastern side of and we hope for great Relay for Life is a the courthouse, weather, since we have fundraiser that with crowd experienced some bad helps collect favorites Joe storms before.” monies and Collins, — Chrissy Seals pledges so the Convertibull, Bad American Cancer Tattoo, Uncle Society can help Hershel’s Favorite, Blues those needing assistance in Hammer, Chilhowee Royal and Bradley County. In 2016, the Tyson Leamon Band. In funds raised locally in the fact, music will be playing a Relay helped provide free or huge part in this year's Relay. reduced lodging at the Hope The theme this year is "Relay Lodge or Hotel Partner Like a Rock Star." Program for 238 patients and Participating teams will con- caregivers, as well as funds for centrate their booths and team the Look Good Feel Better participation on certain music classes, personal health man- genres. agers, free transportation Keeping with the Rock and through the Road to Recovery Roll theme, there will be an program, and purchase wigs Elvis contest at 12:30 p.m. and head covering. Many teams will wear their Money raised also helps Banner photo, ALLEN MINCEY own shirts during the Relay, maintain the Cancer Hotline Banner photo, ALLEN MINCEY which will display their music- and research to find a cure for EIGHT-YEAR-OLD Aiden Couvillion, a cancer survivor, was one related theme. A contest to cancer. RACHEL DAWE, left, and Bailey Bergquist are responsible for of the busiest volunteers during the survivor bag packing event determine the best shirt will be To find out more about this filling the bags for survivors honored at Saturday’s Relay for Life Monday at Lee University for Relay for Life, which is set to begin at held this year as it has in the Saturday’s Relay for Life, with tasty treats. 9 a.m. Saturday. past. check out the local group’s The event will end with the website at luminary ceremony, which www.relayforlife.org/bradleytn. Amendment From Page 1 islative committees in “A resolution to the TVA The measure also creates an Nashville on Tuesday which water contract for the 11-member ORREDF Board, included the governor’s pro- Ocoee outfitters is some- including the two legislative posal. thing Rep. Howell and I members representing the The idea is the $11.8 million have been working on for a area, to be attached to the would reimburse TVA for 20 number of years. We appre- Tennessee Department of years, but Martin added that ciate the support from the Conservation and negotiations were still on going rest of the Southeast Environment. with all parties on the issue. Tennessee delegation and TDEC would be the author- State Rep. Dan Howell (R- the support of Gov. ized agent to issue commercial Georgetown) is the state House Haslam.” operation permits beginning in sponsor of the bill that could — State Sen. Mike Bell the 2019 rafting season. TDEC make this a reality. State Sen. would also levy and collect the Mike Bell (R-Riceville) is Ocoee River recreation fee spearheading the bill in the saving the 623 jobs and find- which would be 10 percent of state Senate. ing a long-term solution for the annual gross revenue gen- Howell told the Cleveland water flows and recreation on erated by commercial activities Daily Banner Tuesday night the nation’s only Olympic occurring in the river manage- that the talks between all the whitewater river,” Howell said. ment zone. Those fees would parties have been “complicat- Howell noted it has taken be deposited into the ORREDF. ed.” the efforts of many people to TDEC would also have the “I believe we are seeing an get to the current status of authority to revoke commercial agreement develop which negotiations. operation permits in the man- everyone can be happy with,” “It was an honor to work agement zone for failure to Howell said adding there are with Sen. Bell, who carried the comply with certain criteria. still discussions underway. bill in the Senate,” he added. According to a fiscal analy- Bell called the move “great “It’s satisfying to see our sis provided to legislators, the news for Polk County and all years-long efforts are finally recurring increase in state of Southeast Tennessee.” paying off. expenditures for the four posi- “A resolution to the TVA The bill creates the Ocoee tions, beginning in fiscal year water contract for the Ocoee River Recreation and 2018-19, is estimated to be outfitters is something Rep. Economic Development Fund $171,464 ($86,076 salaries + Howell and I have been work- Act to support recreational $41,988 benefits + $43,400 ing on for a number of years,” water releases on the Ocoee travel, training, computer sup- Bell said. “We appreciate the river management by the plies, telephone supplies, support from the rest of the Tennessee State Parks and to office space, and motor vehicle Southeast Tennessee delega- encourage economic growth of expenses). Banner photo, ALLEN MINCEY tion and the support of Gov. the river. The recurring increase in CANCER SURVIVOR Aiden Couvillion, right, is assisted by volunteer Shawn Loudermilk in filling a Haslam.” It establishes the ORREDF state revenue to the ORREDF, survivors bag for this Saturday’s Relay for Life. Howell said the benefits of as a special agency account in beginning in FY18-19, is esti- the state’s investment in Polk the state General Fund and mated to be $720,000. County “cannot be overstated.” requires all revenue collected Hearings on House Bill “It is clear evidence of Gov. from the Ocoee River recre- 74/Senate Bill 466 continues Haslam’s commitment to stim- ation fee to be deposited into through the legislative com- ulating the region’s economy, that fund. mittee process this week. TMVC From Page 1 Walters noted. “Although this letter of file maintained in the program’s The registered letter from the warning does not consti- office and may be considered commission’s assistant general tute formal disciplinary should any future action arise. counsel, Matthew Reddish, was action, a copy of the same This matter will be closed upon received Tuesday by Watson. will be placed in your file receipt of this letter.” The text of the letter is maintained in the pro- Walters confirmed the com- reprinted here in its entirety: gram’s office and may be mission’s findings in an email “Dear Mr. Watson, considered should any to the Cleveland Daily Banner. “I serve as legal counsel for future action arise. This “At the April meeting of the the Tennessee Motor Vehicle matter will be closed upon Tennessee Motor Vehicle Commission. The commission receipt of this letter.” Commission, members voted to opened a complaint against you — TMVC letter authorize the case against Eric following receipt of allegations Watson be closed with a letter that you engaged in unlicensed of warning for potential viola- activities by selling more motor tions of Tenn. Comp. R. & Regs. vehicles than is permitted by 17-117(a) states: The 0960-01-.20 and T.C.A. 55-17- Banner photo, ALLEN MINCEY law without a license from the Commission may impose a civil 109,” Walters said. “The MANY VOLUNTEERS were involved Monday in filling bags to be given to cancer survivors at commission. penalty not to exceed $5,000 Commission also authorized a “Tenn. Code Annotated 55- per offense for each day of vio- referral of the case to [the Saturday’s Relay for Life. The event will begin around 9 a.m., and will be held at the Bradley County lation or for each act of viola- Tennessee Department of] Courthouse Square. tion. At its April 2017 meeting, Revenue to investigate ques- Don’t the Commission, after consider- tions of sales tax compliance. ation of an investigation of this Commission members voted to Throw matter, voted to close the authorize the case be closed above-referenced complaint against Best Buy Auto with a Bids with this letter of warning for letter of warning for potential From Page 1 Me potential violations of Tenn. violations of T.C.A. 55-17-110. “ Code Ann. 55-17-109(a)(1) Bills of sale obtained by the include: masonry/brick wall, hardscape panels to select areas [Requirement of License] and Daily Banner shows sales taxes — Additional site features and associated lighting — Extending the EPDM roof- Away! Tenn. Comp. Rules & were paid on the vehicles in such as parking/driveway, con- — Floor finish ing warranty from 15 to 20 Regulations 0960-01-.20 [Sales question. crete sidewalks, playground — Exterior sunshades and years. of Used Motor Vehicles by Watson told the Cleveland hardscape and site lighting interior roller shades The Candy’s Creek Cherokee Unlicensed Individuals]. Daily Banner Tuesday night he — Two large drop-off — Telescopic bleachers in the project has been allotted 18 I’m “Although this letter of warn- appreciated the commission’s canopies and associated light- multipurpose room months, and is expected to be ing does not constitute formal decision and is planning to ing — Additional kitchen equip- complete with plenty of time to Recyclable! disciplinary action, a copy of have more to say on the matter — Secure courtyard perime- ment move in prior to the 2019 the same will be placed in your later this week. ter fencing, gates, — Adding acoustical wall school year. www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, April 26, 2017— 7 Documents: Teen abused by mom before kidnapping by her teacher COLUMBIA (AP) — A 15-year- ning in November 2014. The inside, the documents said. old Tennessee girl who authori- teen’s father was living at home The children wrote letters to ties say was kidnapped by her during that time, but the couple the Department of Children’s teacher had endured months of separated in November 2015 and Services about the abuse before AP Photo/Carolyn Kaster abuse at the hands of her moth- the father took sole custody of the mother was arrested, accord- President er, according to court docu- the children, according to the ing to one of the teen’s relatives. donAld Trump ments, making her particularly divorce filing. The parents have Department spokesman Rob speaks on Capitol Hill vulnerable to an adult predator. been married for 30 years and Johnson said he could not com- in Washington, The mother is scheduled to have 10 children together, ment on the case. Tuesday during the appear in court next month and though only four of them are still The girl’s relative said has pleaded not guilty to five minors. Cummins knew the girl had United States counts of abuse and neglect The mother is accused of hit- been abused and took advantage Holocaust Memorial involving several of her children. ting her children until they bled, of that information. Museum's National The girl’s father filed for divorce knocking a daughter uncon- “We have a 15-year-old girl Days of Remembrance Monday, citing the alleged scious with a wooden board and with a 50-year-old man and he ceremony. abuse. His daughter was found throwing a chair at another obviously used his power, his safe with her teacher last week daughter, bruising her leg, court authority to, whether it’s groom at a cabin in a remote part of documents show. The mother her or convince her, to do certain Northern California. also smacked a child in the head things,” the girl’s sister-in-law The girl’s father has said the for injecting herself with her said. Trump wants national monuments review 50-year-old teacher brainwashed brother’s EpiPen. WASHINGTON (AP) — Americans and home to tens of Bears Ears and a final report his daughter. In divorce docu- The mother said she can’t President Donald Trump plans thousands of archaeological within 120 days. ments, he said the teacher used comment about the case. Her to sign an executive order sites, including ancient cliff Over the last 20 years, Zinke his position of authority to “prey attorney has asked for more Wednesday directing his interi- dwellings. said, tens of millions of acres upon her, groom her, and ulti- detail on the allegations and or secretary to review the des- Republicans in the state said have been designated as mately entice her into running access to the children’s social ignation of tens of millions of it was an egregious abuse of national monuments, limiting away with him.” media accounts. acres of land as “national mon- executive power and have their use for farming, timber The Associated Press is not The mother has been ordered uments,” an action that could asked Trump to take the harvesting, mining and oil and naming the student or any fami- to stay away from the children, • Gifts • Cards • Jewelry upend protections put in place unusual step of reversing the gas exploration, and other ly members because the teen is court records said. And Much, Much More in Utah and other states as designation, arguing it will commercial uses. an alleged victim of a sex crime. The mother is alleged to have 1707 Keith Trump tries to rack up accom- stymie growth by closing the Though “by and large,” Zinke The teacher, Tad Cummins, banged the 15-year-old’s head Street plishments in his first 100 area to new commercial and said, he feels the designations faces federal charges of bringing on a washer, and at another days. energy development. The have done “a great service to a minor across state lines for sex point, she threw the girl down Cleveland The Antiquities Act of 1906 Antiquities Act does not give the public,” he said he worries and state charges of aggravated basement steps and locked her 423-472-8122 authorizes the president to the president explicit power to about overuse and overreach. kidnapping and sexual contact declare federal lands as monu- undo a designation and no “I think the concern that I with a minor. Cummins’ attorney ments and restrict how the president has ever taken such have and the president has is has said the girl went with her lands can be used. a step. that when you designate a teacher willingly, and was not “INVEST IN YOUR “The executive order will The order is one of a handful monument, the local communi- forced, threatened or coerced. direct me as the secretary to the president is set to sign this ty affected should have a School records showed the girl review prior monument desig- week as he tries to rack up voice,” he said. often relied on Cummins “like a COMMUNITY!” nations and to suggest legisla- accomplishments ahead of his Some, including Sen. Orrin friend and a counselor” when tive changes or modifications 100th day in office. The presi- Hatch, R-Utah, have hailed the she became upset or anxious at to the monuments,” Interior dent has used executive orders order as the end of “massive school. Secretary Ryan Zinke told aggressively over the last three federal land grabs” by presi- A history of abuse at home reporters at the White House months, despite railing against dents dating to Bill Clinton. can make children particularly Tuesday evening. their use by Obama when he But Sen. Martin Heinrich, susceptible to manipulation dis- While Zinke acknowledged was campaigning. D-N.M., said that if Trump guised as help, said David criticism that the act has been Zinke said the order, which truly wants to make America Finkelhor, director of the Crimes over-used by past presidents, Trump will sign during a visit great again, he should use the Against Children Research he insisted he’d approach the to his department, will cover Antiquities Act to protect and Center at the University of New topic with an open mind. several dozen monuments conserve America’s public Hampshire. “I’m not going to predispose across the country designated lands. In New Mexico, Obama’s “They’re very vulnerable to the what the outcome is going to since 1996 that total 100,000 designation of Rio Grande del grooming because this is an be,” he said. acres or more, from the Grand Norte National Monument and adult who seems to care about Former President Barack Staircase-Escalante National Organ Mountains-Desert Peaks them and is interested in them, Obama infuriated Utah Monument in southern Utah to National Monument have pre- and that’s probably something Republicans when he created the Bears Ears in southeastern served important lands while they’re not getting elsewhere,” he the Bears Ears National Utah. boosting the economy, said. Monument in late December on He’ll provide an interim Heinrich said, a story that has Authorities said the mother Cleveland Daily Banner more than 1 million acres of report in 45 days in which he’ll been repeated across the coun- physically abused several of her Serving Our Community Since 1854 land that’s sacred to Native provide a recommendation on try. children for about a year, begin- 8—Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, April 26, 2017 www.clevelandbanner.com

TENNESSEE BRIEFS Plan to revive GOP health care bill opposed WASHINGTON (AP) — Leading House conservatives are saying Lawyers: Proposed rule could ate a separate school district to good things about a plan to help improve low-performing revive the GOP health care bill. block public from court records schools. But an influential GOP House NASHVILLE (AP) — Lawyers A Chattanooga newspaper moderate is opposing the pro- for several media organizations reports that education leaders posal, leaving party leaders to are raising concerns that that hope to launch Tennessee’s assess whether the idea could a proposed new court rule first “partnership district.” The help one of President Donald could bar both citizens and the plan would allow school dis- Trump’s premier but most prob- press from getting court tricts and local initiatives to lematic priorities spring back to records. collaborate instead of the state life. Some against proposed taking over low-performing Republican lawmakers were Supreme Court Rule 34 have schools. meeting Wednesday to consider written letters saying they Tennessee Education how to rescue the GOP drive to worry that the language in it Commissioner Candice repeal much of President Barack gives new powers to lower McQueen says the idea is dif- Obama’s health care law. AP Photo/Alex Brandon courts to block the public from ferent from how the state has That salvage effort comes as AP Photo/Alex Brandon AP Photo/Alex Brandon seeing records. handled previous turnarounds. bipartisan bargainers edge SenAte Minority Leader Sen. orrin HAtcH, R-Utah SenAte MAjority Leader The Tennessee Bar She says the district will sup- toward agreement on a separate Charles Schumer of D- N.Y. listens to a reporter's question Mitch McConnell of R- Ky. points Association raises concerns port 2,300 students at $1 trillion budget bill that would smiles during a media availability before a policy luncheon on Hamilton County’s lowest per- to a reporters during a media that the current language of prevent a partial federal shut- after a policy luncheon on Capitol Capitol Hill in Washington, availability after a policy lunch- forming schools. The school down this Saturday. While eras- the draft would allow lower Hill in Washington, Tuesday. Tuesday. eon on Capitol Hill in courts to create a patchwork of board still needs to approve ing Obama’s statute is solidly exemptions to the public the plan. opposed by Democrats, the Washington, Tuesday. records act around the state. Last fall, McQueen began budget measure will need sup- There is criticism that the urging education leaders to port from both parties because language is overly broad and improve Hamilton County’s five GOP conservatives often oppose statute has imposed on insur- that the health care bill would “That was the No. 1 issue in ers. These include an obligation cut too deeply into the Medicaid my campaign,” said McCain, records that should be public priority schools, which fall in spending legislation. that they charge seriously ill program for the poor and leave who was re-elected last fall. could be closed as a result of the bottom 5 percent statewide Leaders of both parties cited and healthy customers the same many people unable to afford “And when I don’t get it the wording. for performance. budget progress Tuesday after premiums and that they cover coverage. Dent is another leader replaced, if it’s not replaced, One of the attorney’s letters Since 2012, Hamilton Trump signaled he was aban- specified services like maternity of the Tuesday Group and is then it reflects on my cam- said the proposal doesn’t say County’s priority schools have doning his demand that the care.” considered a good gauge of the paign.” what citizens should do when made little to no progress aca- measure include money for his Leaders of the conservative views of many of its roughly 50 But an ABC News-Washington they’re denied records. demically despite Tennessee proposed border wall with pumping more than $10 mil- Mexico, an idea strongly House Freedom Caucus met members. Post poll showed that the public Tennessee Legislature passes lion into them. opposed by Democrats and Tuesday to consider the sug- “Same concerns, and this did- wasn’t really on board. Sixty-one gested changes. They were craft- n’t really address them,” said percent said Obama’s law sign language measure many Republicans. Police: 2 men shot, 1 fatally, in “We’re pleased he’s backing ed by Rep. Mark Meadows, R- Dent, who like Jordan said he’d should be retained and fixed, NASHVILLE (AP) — The encounter with bondsmen off,” said Senate Minority Leader N.C., that caucus’ leader, and not yet seen legislative details. with just 37 percent favoring Tennessee Legislature has Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y. Rep. Tom MacArthur, R-N.J., a Under the proposed revisions, repeal. passed a measure that allows CLARKSVILLE (AP) — Police With Trump’s 100th day in leader of the moderate House states could not obtain exemp- In the separate budget bill, students to take American in Tennessee say two men office coming Saturday, a White Tuesday Group, with the back- tions to Obama’s requirements Trump seemed poised to pro- Sign Language and get credit were shot, one fatally, during a House looking for achievements ing of Vice President Mike that insurers offer coverage to cure about $15 billion to boost for their foreign language confrontation with bail bonds- had pressured GOP leaders to Pence, Republicans say. everyone and that family policies the military. Aided by Senate requirements. men in a Walmart parking lot. try pushing health care legisla- The plan “has real merits wor- cover grown children up to age Majority Leader Mitch Sen. Becky Massey, a The Leaf Chronicle quotes tion through the House this thy of consideration for all the 26. States getting waivers so McConnell, R-Ky., Democrats Republican from Knoxville who family members as saying 24- week. That seems unlikely now Freedom Caucus folks,” said insurers could charge higher were pushing to extend health sponsored the Senate Bill, said year-old Jalen Johnson died because an effort to sell the plan Meadows, whose group has prices to people with illnesses benefits for 22,000 retired Tennessee passed a law allow- Sunday as a result of the to rank-and-filed Republicans roughly three dozen members. would have to have high-risk Appalachian coal miners and ing kids to take ASL for credit shooting in Clarksville. They will likely take time. House lead- “Generally speaking, there’s a pools, or government-subsidized their families whose medical back in the early ‘90s. But said Johnson didn’t have any ers say they will hold a vote lot of optimism,” Meadows said. funds to help those consumers coverage is set to expire at the Massey said lawmakers never outstanding warrants and when they know they can win. Another influential conserva- cover costs. end of April. made sure it got implemented. they’re demanding justice. “This week, next week, we tive and Freedom Caucus mem- Critics say allowing insurers Another potential stumbling She said the new bill assures Clarksville Police spokesman don’t know,” White House chief ber, Rep. Jim Jordan, R-Ohio, to boost premiums on the ill block to the budget bill also that it will. Jim Knoll says an investigation of staff Reince Priebus said said the plan was “a positive.” means insurers can charge seemed to be fading. Massey said there are is underway. Tuesday. “Progress is being He and Meadows were among them exorbitant premiums, Trump has threatened to approximately 500,000 Clarksville police said in a made and we’re feeling good the conservatives who opposed effectively making such coverage scuttle payments the govern- Tennesseans who are deaf or statement that the bail bonds- about that process as of now.” the initial version of the bill last unaffordable. They also say ment makes to insurers under hard of hearing and many use men believed a man with war- To gain support for the bill, month — as did many moder- high-risk pools have a history of Obama’s law that help low- ASL to communicate. rants they were serving was bargainers from the GOP’s con- ates — forcing House leaders to being underfunded. income people afford coverage, a The bill still has to be signed inside a Nissan at the parking servative and moderate camps withdraw it before a planned Reflecting the pressure on move strongly opposed by by the governor. lot. Gunshots broke out before have proposed letting states get vote, in a mortifying retreat. Republicans to pass a health Democrats. Both Schumer and Russell Rosen, an assistant the Nissan fled the scene with federal waivers to ignore cover- But moderate leader Rep. overhaul, Sen. John McCain, R- White House officials flashed professor at the College of the bondsmen chasing in two age requirements that Obama’s Charlie Dent, R-Pa., said the Ariz., said that failing to do so is conciliatory signals on that dis- Staten Island of the City separate vehicles. changes ignored his concerns the GOP’s fault. pute as well. University of New York, says Police didn’t say who fired more than 40 states have shots and haven’t identified passed similar measures. the bondsmen or the men inside the Nissan. The second State to auction off 2 acres of man wasn’t killed. Judge cites Trump’s comment in ‘sanctuary city’ ruling properties near Capitol Special needs teacher-aide SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — For order will stay in place while the new conditions on spending Court of Appeals. Orrick does NASHVILLE (AP) — More charged with biting boy the third time in two months, a lawsuits by San Francisco and approved by Congress. not sit on that court but his than two acres of state-owned federal judge has knocked down Santa Clara work their way Even if the president could do district is in the territory of the properties in downtown SOUTH PITTSBURG (AP) — an immigration order by through court. so, those conditions would have appeals court, which has ruled Nashville are being auctioned A Tennessee special needs President Donald Trump and The government hasn’t cut off to be clearly related to the against one version of Trump’s off in June. teacher’s aide is facing charges used Trump’s own language any money yet or declared any funds at issue and not coercive, travel ban. The Tennessean reports after being accused of biting a against him. communities sanctuary cities. as the executive order appeared “The idea that an agency can’t that the facilities once used by student on the playground. In a ruling on Tuesday, U.S. But the Justice Department to be, Orrick said. put in some reasonable restric- the Tennessee Regulatory A Chattanooga newspaper District Judge William Orrick sent letters last week advising White House chief of staff tion on how some of these mon- Authority are being pitched as 32-year-old Jenny Price has quoted Trump to support his communities to prove they are Reince Priebus described the eys are spent is something that an ideal site for a mix of living been charged with assaulting a decision to block the president’s in compliance. California was ruling as another example of the will be overturned eventually, space and commercial develop- minor. Marion County Sheriff order to withhold funding from informed it could lose $18.2 “9th Circuit going bananas.” and we will win at the Supreme ments. Ronnie Burnett said Monday “sanctuary cities” that do not million. The administration has often Court level at some point,” The properties located near the victim is a 3-year-old boy cooperate with U.S. immigration Orrick said Trump cannot set criticized the 9th U.S. Circuit Priebus said. the state Capitol include a whose grandmother filled the officials. more than 42,000-square-foot allegation. Trump called the sanctuary office building and an adjoin- Marion County Schools cities order a “weapon” against ing parking lot. They will be Director Dr. Mark Griffith says communities that disagree sold separately. South Pittsburg Elementary with his preferred immigration David Roberson, a School administrators contact- policy, Orrick said. The judge Cleveland Daily Banner spokesman for the state’s ed him on April 13 after allega- also cited a February interview Department of General tions were made against Price. in which he said the president Services, says the state chose He says according to police threatened to cut off funding to sell the properties by auc- Price told another teacher’s to California, saying the state tion in hopes of receiving what aide who witnessed the inci- “in many ways is out of con- he calls “the highest and best dent that the boy got twisted trol.” price for Tennessee taxpayers.” in his wheelchair. A bruise was The first comment was evi- The auction is being over- later found on the child’s arm. dence that the administration seen by Chattanooga-based Griffith says Price had no intended the executive order to Compass Auctions & Real problems before and that his apply broadly to all sorts of Estate LLC at Nashville’s office is investigating. The federal funding, and not a rel- Hermitage Hotel on June 21. school’s website says she’s atively small pot of grant worked there since 2008. money as the Department of Freed-Hardeman chooses Panel: School bus seat Justice had argued, the judge new university president said. belt bill makes state pay The second statement showed HENDERSON (AP) — The the two California governments board of trustees at Freed- NASHVILLE (AP) — A Tennessee House panel has that sued to block the order — Hardeman University has cho- San Francisco and Santa Clara sen David Shannon as the voted to make the state com- mit to cover the whole cost County — had good reason to school’s new president. believe they would be targeted, Shannon will become the before a proposed regulations to require seat belts in new Orrick said. 16th president of the university, Orrick’s ruling was another based in Henderson in West school buses can take effect. Republican Rep. Jeremy immigration policy setback for Did you know that if you subscribe to Tennessee. the administration as it He assumes office this sum- Faison of Cosby attached the amendment during a approaches its 100th day in the Cleveland Daily Banner you can mer, replacing retiring President office later this month. The Joe Wiley, who served nine Government Operations Committee meeting Tuesday. sanctuary city order was among years leading the university. a flurry of immigration meas- get a full month absolutely FREE? Shannon, of Mount Juliet, The bill stems from a crash that killed six elementary ures Trump signed in January, studied at Freed-Hardeman. A including a ban on travelers news release from the universi- school children in Chattanooga in November. from seven Muslim-majority ty says he began preaching in countries and a directive calling That’s right Middle Tennessee at age 14. He Faison said local school dis- tricts cannot afford the addi- for a wall on the Mexican bor- has worked with the Timothy der. Hill Children’s Ranch in New tional cost. The proposed seat belt Trump’s words were also 4 MonthsMonths forfor onlyonly $20.00$20.00 York. cited by federal judges in 4 Months for only $20.00 John Law, chairman of the requirement would apply to new school buses purchased Maryland and Hawaii, who last university’s board of trustees, month blocked his revised ban described Shannon as “an after July 2019. IF YOU HAVEN’T RECEIVED “HOME DELIVERY” WITHIN In its recent form, the bill on new visas for people from six expert communicator, collabora- Muslim-majority countries. 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Local and state leaders in obstacles in the seat belt pro- Orrick’s preliminary injunc- 472-5041 Tennessee are working to cre- posal. tion against the sanctuary cities www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, April 26, 2017— 9 NATIONAL BRIEFS Massive Trump tax cuts face big hurdles WASHINGTON (AP) — The meeting lasted only half an revenue. Senate Majority Leader Mitch President Donald Trump is pro- hour. “I’m not convinced that cut- McConnell, R-Ky., said the Some high plains farmers arraignment. WKOW-TV reports that his public defender, posing tax cuts for individuals Afterward, Sen. Orrin Hatch, ting taxes is necessarily going to Senate was sticking to that struggling after fires, drought Joe Bugni, entered not guilty and businesses even as R-Utah, called it “a preliminary blow a hole in the deficit,” Hatch strategy. pleas on Jakubowski’s behalf. Washington struggles with meeting.” said. “Regretfully we don’t expect to DENVER (AP) — Deep snow mounting debt and the populist “They went into some sugges- “I actually believe it could have any Democratic involve- Prosecutors say Jakubowski is melting into Western moun- president tries to make good on tions that are mere suggestions stimulate the economy and get ment in” a tax overhaul, mailed a rambling manifesto to tain streams, but some farmers promises to bring jobs and pros- and we’ll go from there,” said the economy moving,” Hatch McConnell said. “So we’ll have President Donald Trump then and ranchers on the high plains perity to the middle class. Hatch, who chairs the powerful added. “Now, whether 15 per- to reach an agreement among stole 18 firearms from a store in are struggling amid a lengthy Trump is scheduled Senate Finance Committee. cent is the right figure or not, ourselves.” Janesville on April 4. He was dry spell and the aftermath of Wednesday to unveil the broad The president’s presentation that’s a matter to be deter- Democrats said they smell arrested 10 days later while destructive wildfires. outlines of a tax overhaul that Wednesday will be “pretty broad mined.” hypocrisy over the growing camping on private property in A swath of Colorado, Kansas, would provide massive tax cuts in the principles,” said Marc The argument that tax cuts national debt, which stands at southwestern Wisconsin, about Oklahoma and Texas has been to businesses big and small. The Short, Trump’s director of leg- pay for themselves has been nearly $20 trillion. For decades, 140 miles from Janesville. in a drought or near-drought top tax rate for individuals islative affairs. debunked by economists from Republican lawmakers railed Jakubowski pleaded not condition for six months, put- would be cut by a few percent- In the coming weeks, Trump across the political spectrum. against saddling future genera- ting some of the winter wheat guilty to state charges later age points, from 39.6 percent to will solicit more ideas on how to On Tuesday, the official score- tions with trillions in debt. crop in doubt. Tuesday. the “mid-30s,” said an official improve it, Short said. The keeper for Congress dealt the But with Republicans control- The wildfires burned nearly Seattle crushes rain record, with knowledge of the plan. specifics should start to come argument — and Trump’s plan ling Congress and the White 2,100 square miles (5,400 Small business owners would this summer. — another blow. House, there is no appetite at square kilometers) in the four while rival Portland wet too see their top tax rate go from Short said the administration The nonpartisan Joint either end of Pennsylvania states. Six people died. SEATTLE (AP) — Soggy 39.6 percent to 15 percent, said didn’t want to set a firm time- Committee on Taxation said Avenue to tackle the long-term Agriculture officials say the Seattle has broken another the official. line, after demanding a quick Tuesday that a big cut in corpo- drivers of debt — Social Security fires also killed more than rainfall record, and Portland is The official, who spoke on House vote on a health care bill rate taxes — even if it is tempo- and Medicare. Instead, 20,000 cattle and pigs and inching closer to smashing its condition of anonymity, was not and watching it fail. rary — would add to long-term Republicans are pushing for tax damaged or destroyed about own record. authorized to speak publicly However, Short added, “I don’t budget deficits. This is a prob- cuts and increased defense $55 million worth of fences. Seattle measured 44.7 inches about the plan before Trump’s see this sliding into 2018.” lem for Republicans because it spending. April rains in some areas (114 centimeters) of rain announcement, Republicans who slammed the means they would need “I’m particularly struck by have helped the grassland between October and April, White House officials already growing national debt under Democratic support in the how some of this seems to be recover, but it could be weeks making it the wettest such peri- said the top corporate tax rate Democrat Barack Obama said Senate to pass a tax overhaul turning on its head Republican or longer before cattle can be od since records began in 1895, would be reduced from 35 per- Tuesday they are open to that significantly cuts corporate economic theory,” said Sen. Ron turned out to graze, leaving the National Weather Service in cent to 15 percent. The plan will Trump’s tax plan, even though it taxes. Wyden of Oregon, the top some ranchers a choice of buy- Seattle said. also include child-care benefits, could add trillions of dollars to Republicans have been work- Democrat on the Senate Finance ing costlier feed or culling their It marks the second year in a cause promoted by Trump’s the deficit over the next decade. ing under a budget maneuver Committee. herds. the row that the city has topped daughter Ivanka. Echoing the White House, that would allow them to pass a Sen. Bob Casey, D-Pa., said, Fiery, deadly wreck snarls the historic rainfall record for Trump dispatched his top Republicans on Capitol Hill tax bill without Democratic sup- “On a lot of fronts, both the that period. lieutenants to Capitol Hill argued that tax cuts would spur port in the Senate — but only if administration and Republicans Interstate 5 in Los Angeles With several days left to go Tuesday evening to discuss his economic growth, reducing or it didn’t add to long-term have been contradictory, to say LOS ANGELES (AP) — A fiery this month, this year’s record plan with Republican leaders. even eliminating any drop in tax deficits. the least.” collision Tuesday involving two will likely be padded some big trucks and several smaller more, said Mike McFarland, a vehicles killed one person and meteorologist with the service in Air Force launches injured 10 others while trigger- Seattle. ing a massive traffic jam on Portland residents are weath- unarmed missile for Interstate 5 in Los Angeles. ering a winter that’s similarly One of the injured was in bleak. test in California critical condition, and the other The National Weather Service VANDENBERG AIR FORCE nine had minor injuries, said has measured 45.5 inches (116 BASE, Calif. (AP) — An Brian Humphrey, a Fire centimeters) of rain at Portland unarmed Minuteman 3 inter- Department spokesman. International Airport since Oct. continental ballistic missile has The person killed was big-rig 1, making it the second-wettest been launched from a U.S. Air driver, authorities said. winter in the city in more than Force Base in California on a A dog also was killed. 75 years of record-keeping. flight to a Pacific Ocean target. Flames initially raged through The city has also had the The missile lifted off at 12:03 the wreckage strewn across the most days of rain ever, with 145 a.m. Wednesday from southbound lanes. There was days of the wet stuff since Oct. Vandenberg Air Force Base, 130 also a damaged car and trailer 1, said Colby Neuman, a mete- miles northwest of Los Angeles. on the other side of the freeway orologist for the agency in An Air Force statement said divider. Portland. This year’s February the mission was part of a pro- Paramedics triaged the was also the wettest on record gram to test the effectiveness, injured and took them away in with 10.356 inches (26 centime- readiness, and accuracy of the ambulances. ters) of rain. weapon system. Most of one tractor-trailer The 30th Space Wing com- and the cab of a tanker truck Body found in swollen river mander, Col. John Moss, said were obliterated by the time Los Minuteman launches are essen- Angeles and suburban Glendale after North Carolina storm tial to verify the status of the firefighters extinguished the RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) — People U.S. nuclear force and to fire. in North Carolina were paying demonstrate the national A small sedan was left attention to rising rivers nuclear capabilities. wedged under the remains of Tuesday after storms gave the In a Minuteman test, a so- called re-entry vehicle travels the big-rig trailer, and a pickup state its worst drenching since AP Photo/Ed Bailey, File truck was perched partially a damaging hurricane late last more than 4,000 miles down- atop the center divider wall. year. In thIs FIlE Photo, the USS Mahan, a guided-missile destroyer, moves up the Hudson River in range to a target at Kwajalein It took seven hours before the The state’s heaviest rainfall New York during Fleet Week. A U.S. Navy guided-missile destroyer fired a warning flare toward an Atoll near the Kwajalein Atoll in entire freeway was open again. since Hurricane Matthew Iranian Revolutionary Guard vessel coming near it in the Persian Gulf, an American official said the Marshall Islands. caused flooding in the state’s Wednesday, the latest tense naval encounter between the two countries. “Team V is once again ready Chinese court sentences U.S. capital, and downstream waters to work with Air Force Global were rising along the Neuse Strike Command to successfully woman accused of spying River near Clayton and launch another Minuteman III HOUSTON (AP) — An Smithfield and along the Tar U.S. Navy fires warning flare missile,” Moss said. “These American woman detained dur- River in Tarboro and Greenville. Minuteman launches are essen- ing a business trip to China Gauges in those areas indicate tial to verify the status of our was convicted of spying and the rivers will crest above flood at Iran vessel in Persian Gulf national nuclear force and to demonstrate our national sentenced Tuesday to 3 ½ years stage but below the levels DUBAI, United Arab it describes as “unsafe and/or McConnaughey said. in prison, raising the possibility caused by Matthew. nuclear capabilities. We are Emirates (AP) — A U.S. Navy unprofessional” interactions Of the incidents last year, proud of our long history in that she may be allowed to Raleigh firefighters used guided-missile destroyer fired a with Iranians forces in 2016, the worst involved Iranian return home soon. inflatable rafts to rescue two partnering with the men and warning flare toward an compared to 23 in 2015. With forces capturing 10 U.S. women of the 576th Flight Test Phan Phan-Gillis has faced people and a dog stranded in a Iranian Revolutionary Guard Monday’s event, there have sailors and holding them an uncertain fate since March home and four people stranded Squadron to execute these mis- vessel coming near it in the been seven so far in 2017, overnight. sions for the nation.” 2015, when she disappeared in another apartment Tuesday, Persian Gulf, an American offi- from her group traveling in Battalion Chief Jeff Harrison cial said on Wednesday, the southern China. She was later said. In Smithfield, a body was latest tense naval encounter accused of espionage, which found in the Neuse by a crew between the two countries. carries a possible death sen- cleaning storm debris, but it The incident happened tence. A United Nations panel wasn’t immediately clear if the Monday as the vessel attempt- has said her detention violated death was caused by the weath- ed to draw closer to the USS international norms, and the er. Mahan despite the destroyer U.S. has long pressed China to “We know floodwaters can be trying to turn away from it, resolve the case fairly. deadly and I urge everyone to said Lt. Ian McConnaughey, a Her Chinese lawyer Shang be cautious and stay safe,” Gov. spokesman for the Bahrain- Baojun told The Associated Roy Cooper said in a news based 5th Fleet. Press Wednesday that a depor- release. The “Mahan made several tation order has been issued, The National Weather Service attempts to contact the Iranian and that she should be released said more than 8 inches (20 vessel by bridge-to-bridge “very soon.” He said authorities centimeters) had fallen in areas radio, issuing warning mes- don’t usually inform the lawyer near Raleigh by Tuesday morn- sages and twice sounding the of the deportation date. ing. Other areas in central internationally recognized dan- He said he couldn’t give more North Carolina received several ger signal of five short blasts details about the spying convic- inches. with the ship’s whistle, as well tion because “it is related to as deploying a flare to deter- state secrets,” but that the Milwaukee prosecutors: Video mine the Iranian vessel’s court should release its verdict shows inmate’s water turned off intentions,” McConnaughey within five days. MILWAUKEE (AP) — said in a statement to The The U.S. State Department Associated Press. confirmed that she had been Milwaukee prosecutors weigh- ing criminal charges for an The Iranian vessel came sentenced. While Phan-Gillis’ within 1,000 meters (1,100 trial was closed to the public, a inmate’s dehydration death say the jail’s commander failed to yards) of the Mahan during the representative from the incident, the lieutenant said. American Consulate in inform police about surveillance video showing a guard shutting The vessel later turned and Guangzhou was allowed to sailed away. attend the public announce- off water to the cell. Two jail captains testified Iranian authorities did not ment of the verdict against her, immediately report the incident the State Department said. Tuesday that their supervisor, Nancy Lee Evans, knew about on Wednesday. Anti-government suspect declines the video within days of Terrill The U.S. and Iran routinely Thomas’ death on April 2016. have tense encounters in the to stand for judge in court The testimony came during a Persian Gulf and the nearby MADISON, Wis. (AP) — A weeklong inquest to determine Strait of Hormuz, through Wisconsin man accused of whether criminal charges are which a third of all oil traded stealing a cache of weapons and warranted against jail staff. by sea passes. Iran views the sending an anti-government Evans took the stand later American presence as a provo- manifesto to the White House Tuesday and said it was cation and its paramilitary refused to stand for a federal months before she became Revolutionary Guard shadows judge at his arraignment. aware that Thomas’ death was U.S. Navy ships in the Gulf, Joseph Jakubowski appeared from dehydration and denied occasionally firing missiles or    in court in Madison Tuesday on withholding evidence. 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By PATRICK MacCOON down any threat with an [email protected] induced 6-4-3 double play ball and a strike out to end the wild The past two nights for inning. Walker Valley baseball have Dillon was ejected at the end been strange to say the least. of the fifth discussing a called Despite out hitting Ooltewah third strike on a hit by pitch by 16-9 in the series, the Mustangs the home plate umpire, who lost control of its hold on the said Hunter Shamblin leaned District 5-AAA top seed as they into an inside curve intentional- left 18 runners on base. ly with a full count. The state’s fourth-ranked “I definitely think it fired us Owls, meanwhile, clinched its up,” WV catcher Hunter first regular season district title Shamblin said of the ejection. “I since 2013 with a 7-2 victory on am proud of every single one of a Tuesday night where emotions these guys who came back and ran high at Mike Turner Field. fought. I love coach Dillon and They made zero errors in the dad to death and I think it sweep and scored as many runs showed tonight how much they as its opposition did as a whole care about us. They are going to off gutsy bunt singles. fight for us when they think the Shutout through the first call is not right.” dozen innings of the series, a The Owls (23-5, 8-4) fourth four-hit, two-run sixth was the hit came off a bunt from Jake only run production for Walker Morrow, which was laid down Valley (17-11, 7-4) who will need the first base line with two to beat East Hamilton on the strikes and drove in a run for a road tonight to avoid a possible 4-0 lead. Andy Reed soon fol- fall to the third seed for the dis- lowed with his second RBI of the trict tournament. game and Jake Sullivan made it The Mustangs had as many 6-0 with a sacrifice fly. runs as ejections, as head coach Walker Valley’s Grayson Joe Shamblin and assistant Rountree sparked a two-run Harry Dillon were ejected in the sixth with a leadoff single as he fourth and fifth innings arguing rose his season average to .422 calls on the field. Banner photo, PATRICK MacCOON with a 2-for-4 night and his “We have to rebound against fourth double of the season. East Hamilton and I am confi- WALKER VALLEY senior Grayson Rountree (14) keeps head coach Joe Shamblin corralled soon after his fourth inning ejection in a Blake Peterson drove Rountree dent in our guys with the way District 5-AAA contest against Ooltewah. The Mustangs were swept by the Owls, despite outhitting them 16-9 in the series. in with a bloop single to center they have fought back through- and Jacob Weir’s RBI single cut out this season,” Coach get back on track.” innings of play. Six errors over debate about a coach’s interfer- Mustangs skipper’s disapproval. the deficit to 6-2. Shamblin said. “It all comes With three errors in the field the past two days in total were a ence call where Brady Looking for a spark after the The Mustangs could not land down to timely hitting and through the first four outs to go season most for the Mustangs. Swafford’s pickoff throw made ejection, sophomore Jordan another rally. catching a few breaks. We have along with some control issues Shamblin was given the finger contact with Ooltewah’s first Munck lined a single to center Matthew Pigg took the loss to stay focused through this and on the mound, Walker Valley fell from the field umpire in the top base coach. The runner was in the next half inning, but get right back on the saddle and behind 3-0 after the first two of the fourth after a heated allowed to stay at second to the Ethan Walls would quickly shut See MUSTANGS, Page 13 Lee golf takes GSC second spots From Lee Sports Information 71 and 216 total. PINE MOUNTAIN, Ga. — Both Lee University Matt Johnson fired the low round of the day for golf teams had strong showings at the Gulf South Lee with a 70 and ended even with Corey Conference Championships, bringing Sheppard (72, 74, 73) at 219 in a tie for home runner-up trophies from the fourth. Calloway Gardens resort area in Georgia. Freshman Scott Odell carded his sec- The sixth-ranked Flames ended the ond straight 73 and placed 11th with a GSC Tournament with the low round of 222 total. the day as they shot a 287 and finished Adam Wright rounded things out with with an 873 total, placing them second a 75 to end the tournament tied for 14th behind West Florida, the No. 1-ranked team in with a 224. the nation. The top-ranked Argonauts ran away with the Senior Shea Sylvester led the way for the Flames as he finished third with a one-under-par See GOLF, Page 15

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CLEVELAND HIGH second baseman Lydia Martin leaps high to snag a throw from the outfield as Bradley Central freshman Cassidy Lowe slides in for one of her two doubles in Tuesday evening’s District 5-AAA action at Brenda Lawson Field. Lowe had a homer, a single and five RBIs while going 4-for-4 in the 16-3 Bearette victory. Bearettes come alive for 16 runs By JOE CANNON to scoring a 16-3 five-inning vic- County (14-11, 7-3) comes call- [email protected] tory over crosstown rival ing on Senior Night. Cleveland High. The Bearettes will travel to After scoring just 10 runs in “I’m proud of the way we Soddy-Daisy (19-12, 5-3) four games last week, Bradley bounced back. We took four Thursday for another district Central softball coach Adam tough losses last week, but we battle before playing in the East McClary was glad to see the didn’t give up. We came out Hamilton Tournament this Bearette bats come alive ready to play tonight and did so weekend at The Summit Park. Tuesday evening. from the opening pitch.” Cleveland (1-19, 0-8) will “After the week we had last Bradley (8-18, 3-7 District 5- travel to Polk County (12-9) for week, we needed this tonight,” AAA) will return to its home dia- a non-district matchup this he commented after his squad mond this afternoon as McMinn belted out 15 hits on their way See BEARETTES, Page 15 12—Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, April 26, 2017 www.clevelandbanner.com

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L.A. Angels 2, Oakland 1, 11 innings Marcus Williams, s, Utah Wednesday’s Games g-Mike Williams, wr, Clemson ON TAP Kansas City (Karns 0-1) at Chicago White Sox Stanley Williams, rb, Kentucky (Quintana 0-4), 2:10 Howard Wilson, db, Houston Wednesday, April 26 Houston (McCullers 2-0) at Cleveland (Bauer 1-2), Quincy Wilson, cb, Florida BASEBALL 6:10 Joe Yearby, rb, Miami Walker Valley at East Hamilton, 5 Tampa Bay (Cobb 1-2) at Baltimore (Bundy 3-1), Ishmael Zamora, wr, Baylor Bradley Central at Soddy-Daisy (DH,1st game is 7:05 completion of suspended game from 4/17), 5 N.Y. Yankees (Severino 1-1) at Boston (Porcello 1- SOFTBALL 2), 7:10 Soddy-Daisy at Walker Valley, 5 Seattle (Paxton 2-0) at Detroit (Norris 1-1), 7:10 HOCKEY McMinn County at Bradley Central, 5 Minnesota (Santiago 2-1) at Texas (Hamels 1-0), NHL Playoff Glance Cleveland at Polk County, 5:30 8:05 Thursday, April 27 FIRST ROUND Toronto (Latos 0-0) at St. Louis (Martinez 0-3), 8:15 (Best-of-7; x-if necessary) BASEBALL Oakland (Manaea 1-1) at L.A. Angels (Shoemaker Jackson State at Cleveland State, 2 EASTERN CONFERENCE 0-1), 10:07 N.Y. Rangers 4, Montreal 2 Bradley Central (9th) at Rhea County, 6 Thursday’s Games Polk County at Sequoyah, 7 (JV, 5) Wednesday, April 12: New York 2, Montreal 0 Seattle (Iwakuma 0-2) at Detroit (Verlander 1-2), Friday, April 14: Montreal 4, New York 3, OT SOCCER 1:10 Chattanooga Central at Bradley Central, 5:30 Sunday, April 16: Montreal 3, New York 1 Toronto (Lawrence 0-2) at St. Louis (Wainwright 1- Tuesday, April 18: New York 2, Montreal 1 East Ridge at Cleveland, 6 3), 1:45 SOFTBALL Thursday, April 20: New York 3, Montreal 2, OT Houston (Morton 1-2) at Cleveland (Kluber 2-1), Saturday, April 22: New York 3, Montreal 1 Jackson State at Cleveland State (DH), 2 6:10 Cleveland at East Hamilton, 5 Ottawa 4, Boston 2 N.Y. Yankees (Sabathia 2-1) at Boston (Pomeranz Wednesday, April 12: Boston 2, Ottawa 1 Grace Baptist Academy at Polk County, 5:30 1-1), 7:10 Bradley Central at Soddy-Daisy, 5 (JV, 7:30) Saturday, April 15: Ottawa 4, Boston 3, OT Oakland (Cotton 2-2) at L.A. Angels (Nolasco 1-2), Monday, April 17: Ottawa 4, Boston 3, OT TENNIS 10:07 Bradley Central at Ooltewah, 4 Wednesday, April 19: Ottawa 1, Boston 0 Friday, April 28 Friday, April 21: Boston 3, Ottawa 2, 2OT BASEBALL Sunday, April 23: Ottawa 3, Boston 2, OT Jackson State at Cleveland State (DH), 12 Washington 4, Toronto 2 Meigs County at Polk County, 5 BASKETBALL Thursday, April 13: Washington 3, Toronto 2, OT Cleveland at Baylor, 6 Saturday, April 15: Toronto 4, Washington 3, 2OT Rhea County at Bradley Central, 7 (JV, 4) NBA Playoff Glance Monday, April 17: Toronto 4, Washington 3, OT Freshman Tournament at Walker Valley, TBA (Best-of-7; x-if necessary) Wednesday, April 19: Washington 5, Toronto 4 SOCCER FIRST ROUND Friday, April 21: Washington 2, Toronto 1, OT East Hamilton at Walker Valley, 6 EASTERN CONFERENCE Sunday, April 23: Washington 2, Toronto 1, OT Bradley Central at Rhea County, 7 (JV, 5) Boston 2, Chicago 2 Pittsburgh 4, Columbus 1 SOFTBALL Sunday, April 16: Chicago 106, Boston 102 Wednesday, April 12: Pittsburgh 3, Columbus 1 Jackson State at Cleveland State (DH), 12 Tuesday, April 18: Chicago 111, Boston 97 Friday, April 14: Pittsburgh 4, Columbus 1 Walker Valley at Cleveland, 5 Friday, April 21: Boston 104, Chicago 87 Sunday, April 16: Pittsburgh 5, Columbus 4, OT Bradley Central, Cleveland in Choo Choo Sunday, April 23: Boston 104, Chicago 95 Tuesday, April 18: Columbus 5, Pittsburgh 4 Invitational (at Summit Park), TBA Wednesday, April 26: Chicago at Boston, 8:30 p.m. Thursday, April 20: Pittsburgh 5, Columbus 2 TRACK Friday, April 28: Boston at Chicago, 8 p.m. WESTERN CONFERENCE Cleveland, Walker Valley at Chattanooga x-Sunday, April 30: Chicago at Boston, TBA Nashville 4, Chicago 0 Atlanta 2, Washington 2 Thursday, April 13: Nashville 1, Chicago 0 Championships, 4 Banner photo, SARALYN NORKUS Saturday, April 29 Sunday, April 16: Washington 114, Atlanta 107 Saturday, April 15: Nashville 5, Chicago 0 BASEBALL Wednesday, April 19: Washington 109, Atlanta 101 Monday, April 17: Nashville 3, Chicago 2, OT Walker Valley at Gatlinburg-Pitman, 12 Saturday, April 22: Atlanta 116, Washington 98 Thursday, April 20: Nashville 4, Chicago 1 CLEVELAND SECOND baseman Dylan Turner falls to the ground attempting to make a tag on an Walker Valley vs. Sevier County, 3 Monday, April 24: Atlanta 111, Washington 101 St. Louis 4, Minnesota 1 Lee University at West Florida (DH), 3 Wednesday, April 26: Atlanta at Washington, 6 p.m. Wednesday, April 12: St. Louis 2, Minnesota 1, OT East Hamilton runner in a District 5-AAA battle Tuesday evening. The Blue Raiders split a double- Freshman Tournament at Walker Valley, TBA Friday, April 28: Washington at Atlanta, 7:30 p.m. Friday, April 14: St. Louis 2, Minnesota 1 header with the Hurricanes, winning the second game 10-0. SOFTBALL x-Sunday, April 30: Atlanta at Washington, TBA Sunday, April 16: St. Louis 3, Minnesota 1 Lee University at West Florida (DH), 2 Toronto 3, Milwaukee 2 Wednesday, April 19: Minnesota 2, St. Louis 0 Sequoyah at Polk County, 2 Saturday, April 15: Milwaukee 97, Toronto 83 Saturday, April 22: St. Louis 4, Minnesota 3, OT Bradley Central, Cleveland in Choo Choo Tuesday, April 18: Toronto 106, Milwaukee 100 Anaheim 4, Calgary 0 Invitational (at Summit Park), TBA Thursday, April 20: Milwaukee 104, Toronto 77 Thursday, April 13: Anaheim 3, Calgary 2 Sunday, April 30 Saturday, April 22: Toronto 87, Milwaukee 76 Saturday, April 15: Anaheim 3, Calgary 2 BASEBALL Monday, April 24: Toronto 118, Milwaukee 93 Monday, April 17: Anaheim 5, Calgary 4, OT Lee University at West Florida, 3 Thursday, April 27: Toronto at Milwaukee, 7 p.m. Wednesday, April 19: Anaheim 3, Calgary 1 x-Saturday, April 29: Milwaukee at Toronto, TBA Edmonton 4, San Jose 2 Raiders split with ’Canes Freshman Tournament at Walker Valley, TBA SOFTBALL Cleveland 4, Indiana 0 Wednesday, April 12: San Jose 3, Edmonton 2, OT Lee University at West Florida, 2 Saturday, April 15: Cleveland 109, Indiana 108 Friday, April 14: Edmonton 2, San Jose 0 run to the board thanks to a single from Ethan Monday, April 17: Cleveland 117, Indiana 111 Sunday, April 16: Edmonton 1, San Jose 0 By SARALYN NORKUS Thursday, April 20: Cleveland 119, Indiana 114 Tuesday, April 18: San Jose 7, Edmonton 0 [email protected] Miles. Sunday, April 23: Cleveland 106, Indiana 102 Thursday, April 20: Edmonton 4, San Jose 3, OT In the bottom of the fourth, Cleveland took a ON AIR WESTERN CONFERENCE Saturday, April 22: Edmonton 3, San Jose 1 Cleveland baseball coach Preston Scoggins Golden State 4, Portland 0 Second Round 6-0 lead. With one out, Alex Ventura singled and Sunday, April 16: Golden State 121, Portland 109 would have liked to come away from Tuesday’s Sports on TV (Best-of-7; x-if necessary) took his place on first base. Miles, who was 2- Wednesday, April 19: Golden State 110, Portland 81 GOLF EASTERN CONFERENCE doubleheader against East Hamilton with two for-2 at the plate, followed suit, leaving runners Saturday, April 22: Golden State 119, Portland 113 10:30 p.m. Washington vs. Pittsburgh Monday, April 24: Golden State 128, Portland 103 wins, but he’ll take a split. on first and second. The bases were loaded up GOLF — European PGA Tour, Volvo China Open, Thursday, April 27: Pittsburgh at Washington, 7:30 San Antonio 3, Memphis 2 first round, at Beijing p.m. Especially after watching his team take a 1-0 after Standridge was hit by a pitch. Next up to Saturday, April 15: San Antonio 111, Memphis 82 2:30 a.m. (Thursday) Saturday, April 29: Pittsburgh at Washington, 8 p.m. loss in 10 innings and rally in the second game Monday, April 17: San Antonio 96, Memphis 82 earn a bruise and free pass to first was Turner, GOLF — European PGA Tour, Volvo China Open, Monday, May 1: Washington at Pittsburgh, 7:30 p.m. Thursday, April 20: Memphis 105, San Antonio 94 to pick up a 10-0 senior night win in six innings. first round, at Beijing Wednesday, May 3: Washington at Pittsburgh, 7:30 and Ventura was took a stroll home. Saturday, April 22: Memphis 110, San Antonio 108, MLB BASEBALL p.m. “Obviously we would’ve liked to take two, but I OT Sewell reached first on an error and Miles took 2 p.m. x-Saturday, May 6: Pittsburgh at Washington, TBD Tuesday, April 25: San Antonio 116, Memphis 103 guess it’s better that we took the final one and MLB — Regional coverage, Kansas City at Chicago x-Monday, May 8: Washington at Pittsburgh, TBD the opportunity to make it a 5-0 game. Thursday, April 27: San Antonio at Memphis, 9:30 White Sox OR Cincinnati at Milwaukee (1:30 p.m.) x-Wednesday, May 10: Pittsburgh at Washington, sent (the seniors) out with a win,” Scoggins com- Standridge was able to score the sixth run on a p.m. 7 p.m. TBD x-Saturday, April 29: Memphis at San Antonio, TBA mented. fielder’s choice during Ezequiel Jesurum’s at bat. ESPN — N.Y. Yankees at Boston Ottawa vs. N.Y. Rangers Houston 4, Oklahoma City 1 FSSO — Atlanta at N.Y. Mets Thursday, April 27: N.Y. Rangers at Ottawa, 7 p.m. “Something I try to continuously hound these Things cooled down a bit until the bottom of Sunday, April 16: Houston 118, Oklahoma City 87 10 p.m. Saturday, April 29: N.Y. Rangers at Ottawa, 3 p.m. guys on is that the seniors are setting the Wednesday, April 19: Houston 115, Oklahoma City the sixth. MLB — Regional coverage, L.A. Dodgers at San Tuesday, May 2: Ottawa at N.Y. Rangers, 7 p.m. 111 groundwork for the guys behind them, and Francisco OR San Diego at Arizona (joined in Thursday, May 4: Ottawa at N.Y. Rangers, 7:30 p.m. With one out, Turner got the bats going and Friday, April 21: Oklahoma City 115, Houston 113 progress) x-Saturday, May 6: N.Y. Rangers at Ottawa, TBD teaching the right way to play the game,” Sunday, April 23: Houston 113, Oklahoma City 109 smashed the ball deep into left field for a double. NBA BASKETBALL x-Tuesday, May 9: Ottawa at N.Y. Rangers, TBD Tuesday, April 25: Houston 105, Oklahoma City 99 The Raiders came alive in the second game, 6 p.m. x-Thursday, May 11: N.Y. Rangers at Ottawa, TBD The next two batters, Sewell and Jeserum, were Utah 3, L.A. Clippers 2 TNT — NBA Playoffs, Eastern Conference, first WESTERN CONFERENCE lighting up the scoreboard for four of the six walked, leaving the bases loaded. Griffin drove Saturday, April 15: Utah 97, L.A. Clippers 95 round, Game 5, Atlanta at Washington Anaheim vs. Edmonton Tuesday, April 18: L.A. Clippers 99, Utah 91 innings played. Turner and courtesy runner Harbor Jefferson in 8:30 p.m. Wednesday, April 26: Edmonton at Anaheim, 10:30 Friday, April 21: L.A. Clippers 111, Utah 106 TNT — NBA Playoffs, Eastern Conference, first p.m. Timely hitting and efficient defense are what on a single, making it 8-0. Sunday, April 23: Utah 105, L.A. Clippers 98 round, Game 5, Chicago at Boston Friday, April 28: Edmonton at Anaheim, 10:30 p.m. Scoggins credited with the team’s turnaround Tuesday, April 25: Utah 96, L.A. Clippers 92 After getting their second out, Ethan King sin- NHL HOCKEY Sunday, April 30: Anaheim at Edmonton, 7 p.m. Friday, April 28: L.A. Clippers at Utah, 10:30 p.m. Tuesday night. 8 p.m. Wednesday, May 3: Anaheim at Edmonton, 10 p.m. gled and brought Jeserum in for the ninth run. x-Sunday, April 30: Utah at L.A. Clippers, TBA NBCSN — Stanley Cup Playoffs, Western x-Friday, May 5: Edmonton at Anaheim, TBD “The numbers don’t lie — when you get 11 The final run of the game was scored by Ramsey Conference, semifinal, Game 1, Nashville at St. x-Sunday, May 7: Anaheim at Edmonton, TBD hits and zero errors, good things are going to Louis x-Wednesday, May 10: Edmonton at Anaheim, TBD on a Ventura single. 10:30 p.m. St. Louis vs. Nashville happen in the ball game,” he declared. Griffin finished the night going 2-for-4 at the Wednesday, April 26: Nashville at St. Louis, 8 p.m. NBCSN — Stanley Cup Playoffs, Western FOOTBALL Aiding the Raider’s effort was Tennessee com- plate and had three RBIs. Ventura was 2-for-3 at Conference, semifinal, Game 1, Edmonton at Friday, April 28: Nashville at St. Louis, 8 p.m. Anaheim NFL Draft Early Entries Sunday, April 30: St. Louis at Nashville, 3 p.m. mit Camden Sewell, who threw a two-hit the plate with an RBI. Turner, Sewell, Jeserum, SOCCER NFL Draft: April 27-29 Tuesday, May 2: St. Louis at Nashville, 9:30 p.m. shutout, striking out 11 East Hamilton batters. x-Friday, May 5: Nashville at St. Louis, TBD Ramsey, King, and Miles, who had a double, 2:40 p.m. (g-graduated) Cleveland scored its first two runs in the first ESPN2 — German Cup, semifinal, Bayern Munich Jamal Adams, db, LSU x-Sunday, May 7: St. Louis at Nashville, TBD each had an RBI in the game as well. vs. Borussia Dortmund g-Alex Anzalone, lb, Florida x-Tuesday, May 9: Nashville at St. Louis, TBD inning with two outs. Jake Griffin singled to cen- Game one NBCSN — Premier League, Tottenham at Crystal Budda Baker, s, Washington ter field, bringing Tyler Standridge in and leaving Palace Derek Barnett, de, Tennessee Tennessee signee Nick Woods proved too much Garett Bolles, ot, Utah Dylan Turner waiting on third. Trevor Ramsey’s for Cleveland to handle on the mound in Caleb Brantley, dt, Florida LOCAL NOTES follow-up single then brought Turner in. Noah Brown, wr, Ohio State Tuesday’s opening game. BASEBALL KD Cannon, wr, Baylor BASEBALL The Raiders made quick work of the Devin Childress, wr, North Park CSCC SUMMER TOURNAMENTS Hurricanes with a quick three up, three down in National League Michael Clark, wr, Marshall Cleveland State will host a series of summer the top of the second. They then added another See Raiders, Page 13 East Division g-Gareon Conley, cb, Ohio State baseball tournaments at Cleveland State W L Pct GB James Conner, rb, Pittsburgh Community College in Cleveland, Tennessee. June Washington 14 6 .700 — Dalvin Cook, rb, Florida State 3, 4; 16-under, enter by May 12. June 9-11; 18- Miami 10 8 .556 3 Zach Cunningham, lb, Vanderbilt under, enter by May 19. June 17, 18; 15-under, Philadelphia 99.500 4 Malachi Dupre, wr, LSU enter by May. June 24, 25; 14-under and 13-under, New York 8 11 .421 5½ Jerod Evans, qb, Virginia Tech enter by June 2, 2017. The 15-under and 16-under Jeremy Faulk, dt, Garden City CC tournaments will be three games of pool play and Feisty Filly Fun Night success for WV Atlanta 6 12 .333 7 Central Division Tarean Folston, rb, Notre Dame championship. The cost for the tournaments is WLPct GB Isaiah Ford, wr, Virginia Tech $375. The 18-under tournament will be four games Chicago 12 8 .600 — D’Onta Foreman, rb, Texas of pool play and championship. The cost for this By PATRICK MacCOON Milwaukee 11 11 .500 2 Leonard Fournette, rb, LSU tournament is $475. The 14-under and 13-under [email protected] Cincinnati 10 11 .476 2½ g-Wayne Gallman, rb, Clemson tournaments will be three games of pool play and St. Louis 9 11 .450 3 Myles Garrett, de, Texas A&M championship. The cost for this tournament is Pittsburgh 8 12 .400 4 Shelton Gibson, wr, West Virginia $300. Tournaments will be played under the With a great crowd on hand, West Division Davon Godchaux, dt, LSU Tennessee high school rules. For more information, the Walker Valley Lady WLPct GB Chris Godwin, wr, Penn State contact Jason Sewell at (423)614-8744 or go to: Colorado 14 7 .667 — Isaiah Golden, dt, McNeese State http://www.cscougars.com/x/v7eag. For the tourna- Mustangs softball team put on Arizona 14 8 .636 ½ Jermaine Grace, lb, Miami ment entry form, go to: a clinic with a 5-1 home victory Los Angeles 10 11 .476 4 Derrick Griffin, wr, Texas Southern http://www.cscougars.com/x/gea8o against McMinn County on the San Diego 8 14 .364 6½ Chad Hansen, wr, California CSCC CAMPS San Francisco 7 14 .333 7 Charles Harris, de, Missouri Cleveland State Baseball Coach Mike first annual Feisty Filly Fun Tuesday’s Games Carlos Henderson, wr, Louisiana Tech Policastro will conduct the following summer Night Tuesday. Chicago Cubs 1, Pittsburgh 0 Brian Hill, rb, Wyoming Baseball Camps: Youth Skills Camp, June 5-8 for Miami at Philadelphia, ppd. g-Bucky Hodges, te, Virginia Tech ages 5–12. Camp hours will be 9 a.m.-noon. Freshman standout hurler Atlanta at N.Y. Mets, ppd. Elijah Hood, rb, North Carolina Campers will participate in group instruction and Natalie Pruitt won her 10th Milwaukee 9, Cincinnati 1 Malik Hooker, s, Ohio State participate in a game each day. The cost for the Toronto 6, St. Louis 5, 11 innings Titus Howard, db, Slippery Rock camp is $80 and includes a camp T-shirt. Youth game of the season as she Washington 15, Colorado 12 Marlon Humphrey, db, Alabama Pitcher/Catcher Camp, June 12-14 from 9:-11:30 allowed six hits, walked none Arizona 9, San Diego 3 Adoree’ Jackson, db, Southern Cal a.m., and a Youth Hitting Camp, June 19-21 from and struck out three in the win L.A. Dodgers 2, San Francisco 1 Rod Johnson, ot, Florida State 9-11:30 a.m. Both camps will be for ages 8 – 16. Wednesday’s Games Aaron Jones, rb, UTEP The camps will consist of advanced instruction on over the second-place team in Cincinnati (Davis 0-0) at Milwaukee (Peralta 3-1), Josh Jones, db, NC State the fundamentals of pitching, catching and hitting. District 5-AAA. 1:40 Nazir Jones, dt, North Carolina The cost for the camp is $60 and includes a camp Chicago Cubs (Lester 0-0) at Pittsburgh (Glasnow Sidney Jones, cb, Washington T-shirt. There is a $5 discount per camp registra- The win boosts the Lady 0-1), 7:05 Brad Kaaya, qb, Miami tion if a participant registers for more than one of Mustangs into third place in Miami (Chen 2-0) at Philadelphia (Velasquez 0-2), Alvin Kamara, rb, Tennessee the camps.For registration information contact Mike 7:05 Tim Kimbrough, lb, Georgia Policastro at (423)478-6219, or go to: the league standings, with an Atlanta (Teheran 1-1) at N.Y. Mets (Syndergaard 1- DeShone Kizer, qb, Notre Dame http://www.cscougars.com/x/iuwc9. To register for 18-11 overall record and 6-4 5- 1), 7:10 Jerome Lane, wr, Akron one or more of the camps online, go to: AAA mark. Toronto (Latos 0-0) at St. Louis (Martinez 0-3), 8:15 Marshon Lattimore, db, Ohio State http://www.cscougars.com/x/5rktt. Washington (Roark 2-0) at Colorado (Chatwood 2- Carl Lawson, de, Auburn BASKETBALL “We played great defensively 2), 8:40 Elijah Lee, lb, Kansas State Keevan Lucas, wr, Tulsa BRADLEY FRESHMAN TRYOUTS tonight and Natalie pitched an San Diego (Cahill 1-2) at Arizona (Godley 0-0), 9:40 Bradley Central will hold tryouts for the 2017-18 Banner photo, PATRICK MacCOON L.A. Dodgers (Wood 1-0) at San Francisco (Cueto 3- Marlon Mack, rb, South Florida excellent game,” said WVHS Patrick Mahomes, qb, Texas Tech freshman boys basketball team Thursday, May 25 1), 10:15 at Jim Smiddy Arena from 6:00-7:30 pm for any- head coach Lauren Limburg. “I Thursday’s Games Josh Malone, wr, Tennessee SYDNEY VENTURA attempts to lay down a bunt in Walker Damien Mama, g, Southern Cal one interested in playing for the Bradley Bears. was really impressed with our Miami (Conley 1-1) at Philadelphia (Hellickson 3-0), BEARETTES BASKETBALL CAMPS 1:05 Christian McCaffrey, rb, Stanford base running too. We chal- Valley’s 5-1 District 5-AAA win over McMinn County Tuesday Malik McDowell, dl, Michigan State The annual Bearettes Basketball Camp will be Atlanta (Dickey 1-2) at N.Y. Mets (Harvey 2-0), 1:10 held May 30-June1 at Jim Smiddy Arena. Open to lenged them with our legs, and evening. The Lady Mustangs two-hole hitter went 2-for-4 with an Toronto (Lawrence 0-2) at St. Louis (Wainwright 1- Isaiah McKenzie, wr/kr, Georgia Deon-Tay McManus, wr, Marshall ages 5-14 the daily sessions will run from 8:30 a.m. RBI in the victory, which helped her team have a chance at the 3), 1:45 until noon. Basic game fundamentals will be taught took some extra bases and put Washington (Gonzalez 2-0) at Colorado (Senzatela Raekwon McMillan, lb, Ohio State Jeremy McNichols, rb, Boise State by Bradley coaches Jason Reuter, Amy Tinsley and some bunts down, too. This No. 2 district tournament seed with postseason play nearing. 3-0), 3:10 Katie Frazier, as well as current and former L.A. Dodgers (Urias 0-0) at San Francisco (Moore 1- Joe Mixon, rb, Oklahoma was a huge district win for us Al-Quadin Muhammad, de, Miami Bearette players. Cost if $55 for all three days or 3), 3:45 $45 for just two. Preregistration forms can be tonight.” San Diego (Weaver 0-1) at Arizona (Ray 2-0), 9:40 Montae Nicholson, s, Michigan State David Njoku, te, Miami picked up at the school or participants can register Sydney Ventura led the way field work that makes her so development. We are really American League on the opening day of the camp. East Division Speedy Noil, wr, Texas A&M offensively with a 2-for-4 night Marcus Oliver, lb, Indiana BRADLEY BOYS BASKETBALL prepared. She is one of the proud of our facilities too and WLPct GB YOUTH CAMP and drove in a run on a single Baltimore 13 6 .684 — Aaron Peak, db, Butler County CC hardest workers we have ever we are excited a lot of people Jabrill Peppers, lb, Michigan The Bradley Central Boys’ Basketball Youth New York 11 7 .611 1½ Camp will be held June 5-7 with an 8:30 drop off. to deep short in the fifth had.” came out tonight to see us Boston 11 8 .579 2 Samaje Perine, rb, Oklahoma Elijah Qualls, dt, Washignton Daily sessions will run from 9 a.m. until noon. Cost inning, while Kaylee Hughes Miranda Young also drove in play.” Tampa Bay 11 11 .500 3½ is $50 per person. Makes check payable to Bradley Toronto 6 14 .300 7½ Devine Redding, rb, Indiana drove in a pair of runs. WV fin- a run with a RBI single in the The Lady Mustangs will Cam Robinson, ot, Alabama Boys’ Basketball. For more information contact Central Division coaches Chuck Clark at ished with six hits and twice fifth, while Kaitlin Howell, return to action tonight at WLPct GB John Ross, wr, Washington Travis Rudolph, wr, Florida State [email protected] or Patrick Spangler at scored on rundown plays in Laney Harris and Hughes also home with a tough contest Detroit 11 8 .579 — [email protected] Cleveland 10 9 .526 1 Curtis Samuel, rb, Ohio State which they advanced safely. g-Artavis Scott, wr, Clemson BUBBA SMITH CAMP had hits for WV on an exciting against Soddy-Daisy at 5 p.m. Chicago 10 9 .526 1 Lee men’s basketball coach Bubba Smith will Pruitt landed one of her Minnesota 10 10 .500 1½ Ricky Seals-Jones, wr, Texas A&M night where prize giveaways, a “We have four fantastic Adam Shaheen, te, Ashland host the Skills and Drills Basketball Camp June 12- Kansas City 7 13 .350 4½ 15 from 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Basic skill instruction will be three strikeouts in the final locker room tour and dance- freshmen this season, but it’s West Division David Sharpe, ol, Florida Garrett Sickels, de, Penn State the focus through daily drill work. In addition to skill frame as the Lady Mustangs offs were held around the been all the girls stepping up WLPct GB development, competitive and fun games will be Houston 14 6 .700 — JuJu Smith-Schuster, wr, Southern Cal overcame an earlier defeat to action. together at the right time,” she ArDarius Stewart, wr, Alabama played. Regardless of current level of skill, players Oakland 10 10 .500 4 will receive personal attention and instruction. The the Lady Cherokees in a tough “Feisty Filly Fun Night was said. “We are ready to play Los Angeles 10 12 .455 5 Damore’ea Stringfellow, wr, Mississippi Jalen Tabor, cb, Florida camp will provide the basic skills and drills of bas- 5-4 loss back on March 30. an opportunity for the commu- another great team and hope- Texas 9 12 .429 5½ ketball to campers of all ages and skill levels. In Seattle 8 13 .381 6½ Vincent Taylor, dt, Oklahoma State “Natalie has some awesome Solomon Thomas, dl, Stanford addition to mastering the fundamentals, advanced nity to come see our girls play fully we can keep the wins Tuesday’s Games skill development and game simulation will be a poise,” Limburg said. “She is Houston 4, Cleveland 2 Mitch Trubisky, qb, North Carolina and have a fun time,” Limburg rolling. We are taking every- Darius Victor, rb, Towson key component to camp. The cost for the camp is Tampa Bay 2, Baltimore 0 $135 and includes lunch, T-shirt and camp basket- unfazed when big situations said. “We are really proud of thing one game at a time as we N.Y. Yankees at Boston, ppd. g-Khari Waithe-Alexander, de, Southern Illinois Anthony Walker, lb, Northwestern ball. There is an early bird discount until May 1. occur. She really worked our program. We have a win- approach the postseason.” Detroit 19, Seattle 9 Registration is open online at www.leeflamesbas- Minnesota 8, Texas 1 Charles Walker, dl, Oklahoma extremely hard in the presea- ning tradition, but we also Game Summary g-Deshaun Watson, qb, Clemson ketballcamps.com. For more information, call McMinn County 010 000 0 — 1 6 3 Chicago White Sox 10, Kansas City 5 (423)614-8061. son and it’s the behind-the- teach leadership and character Toronto 6, St. Louis 5, 11 innings T.J. Watt, lb, Wisconsin Walker Valley 201 020 x — 5 6 1 www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, April 26, 2017— 13 Flames hold off Pioneers

From Lee Sports Information after three innings. In the first doubled and Wierzgac, who had GREENEVILLE — Lee inning, Tyler Payne, who had advanced to third, scored what University relief pitcher Kit three hits on the evening, sin- turned out to be the winning Larson was a part of the final gled and advanced to second on run on a throwing error by the five outs in the Flames’ 6-5 vic- a sacrifice bunt by Geremy Pioneers. tory over Tusculum College on Walton. He went to third on a The Flames banged out 13 Tuesday evening at Pioneer wild pitch and scored on a sac hits in the win. Payne scored a Park. fly by Nate Wierzgac. pair of runs to go along with his Larson came on in the bottom The Pioneers rebounded with three knocks, while Wierzgac of the eighth inning and prompt- a run of their own but the crossed the dish twice and also ly struck out a pair of Pioneer Flames came back with another posted a pair of RBI to push his hitters. In the ninth, he fanned solo run in the second. Jordan total to 40 on the year. Howard two more batters and made a Howard stroked a double and and Mossburg also had two hits. great play on a ground ball took third on a bunt by Spencer “Wierzgac continues to swing sandwiched between the two K’s. Mossburg. He scored on a single the bat well,” Brew added. “It He picked up his second win of by Zack Zyburt. was great to see Payne, the year. Once again, Tusculum tied Mossburg, and Howard have “Kit recorded some huge outs the game in the bottom of the good nights. Drew had the big to get out of a jam in the eighth second before Lee tallied a single swing with the double in the inning and we were able to turn run in the third. With two outs, ninth to score Wierzgac from first two big double plays in the sixth Wierzgac had a one-base knock after the shortstop misplayed the and seventh innings. Tusculum and Drew Johnson walked. Both relay throw. Overall, I liked our has a really good team, so it's a runners took second and third aggressiveness at the plate.” quality win for us,” explained on another wild pitch by the The Flames used seven pitch- Lee head coach Mark Brew. Pioneer pitcher. Wierzgac scored ers before calling on Larson to The Flames improved to 26-21 on a Pioneer passed ball. save the contest in the eighth and Tusculum dropped to 27- Lee moved out to a 5-2 lead in and ninth. Jumpei Akanuma 18. Lee also gained revenge for the top of the fifth. Payne start- started and pitched one inning. an earlier loss to the Pioneers at ed another rally with a one-base Christian Bokich, Michael Ray, Olympic Field on March 28. “It hit and Walton reached on an John Reese Gilmer and Corbin was a hard fought win for our infield hit. Wierzgac picked up a Lamb followed. Joe Parete and Banner photo, PATRICK MacCOON team. We had a plan to throw RBI with a single. Howard Jay Prior were successful for 1 lots of guys tonight and we real- ripped his second two-base hit 1-3 innings but Prior walked ADRIAN FRANCO (8) scores in the first half of Tuesday’s record-setting 14-1 win for Walker Valley ly did a good job from the sixth of the night that drove Walton three hitters before Larson was over Chattanooga Central at home. The Mustangs freshman now has back-to-back games with a pair inning on,” commented Brew. across the plate. summoned to the mound. of scores. Walker Valley is 9-1-1 on the season. The Flames head for Tusculum rallied with three Tusculum called on five pitch- Pensacola, Fla., and will be pit- runs in the bottom of the same ers with Tyler Hall being tagged ted against the University of inning to tie the game again at with the loss. The Pioneers West Florida in their final regu- five and the score remained picked up a home run from Seth ’Stangs set record with 14 goals lar-season series on Saturday deadlocked until the top of the DeHaven while Daulton Martin and Sunday. ninth. With two outs, Wierzgac and Zach Lippincott recorded From Staff Reports Sam Gruber, Dawson Morrow, Leo Arntz, Lee jumped out to a 3-2 lead collected his third hit. Johnson two-base hits. Walker Valley clicked at an all-time high on the Chase Foster and even goalkeeper Skyler soccer field in a non-district victory over Swafford added to the historic outing with scores. Chattanooga Central Tuesday evening. “It was fun to see Swafford get a goal for an The Mustangs set a new school record for early birthday present since Wednesday is his goals in one game as they were extremely domi- brithday.” nant in a 14-1 home victory. The Mustangs are now 9-1-1 on the season Kevin Lopes led the attack with three first half and have scored 44 goals and only allowed five. goals, while Sam Gibson, Adrian Franco and Walker Valley is 4-1 in District 5-AAA play and David Camacho-Ordaz all scored twice. will look to wrap up the No. 2 district tourna- “It was really good to finish so well,” WVHS ment seed at home against East Hamilton Friday head coach Tom Bayliss said. “We executed our at 6 p.m. game plan and scored quality goals. I am proud CLEVELAND 1 KNOX W 1 of the boys for playing disciplined soccer.” The Blue Raiders tied for the second time this Walker Valley came in to the offensive show- season as they could not pull away with a victory case with 30 goals on the season. on a road trip to Knox West. The school’s previous record for goals in one Jordan Lopez continued his aim at the district game was 13 against Sweetwater last season. regular season top scorer with a goal assisted by “It recognize Coach Browder (Central) and his fellow senior Tommy Marino. team stay positive and have fun in a game of this Cleveland is now 14-0-2 on the season and nature. I’ve been on the other side and it is has clinched the District 5-AAA tournament No. tough.” 1 seed with a perfect 6-0 mark in league play. Special senior night for Lady Wildcats

From Staff Reports a doubleheader at home today for Polk and Brooklyn Ingram Polk County’s softball team against Cleveland starting at 5 doubled. won via shutouts in a senior p.m. The Lady Wildcats had nine night doubleheader against GAME 1 hits and scored at least one run Hixson Tuesday night. Polk 4, Hixson 0 in every inning and put up five The Lady Wildcats used a in the third. Lee University photo On a special night for Kallie Hawkins, Aubrie Bowman and four-run third inning to do all SEQUOYAH 4, POLK 3 LEE UNIVERSITY second baseman Tyler Payne, left, was a key player in two double plays turned BritLee Ogle, the Lady Wildcats their damage as they made the Dakota Clark was a tough- most of their four hits in the luck loser for the Wildcats on against Tusculum College, Tuesday evening in Greeneville. improved to 14-9 overall on the season. victory. the mound yet again. “It has been such a blessing Kenzie Rhymer was a blur on The Wildcats’ standout hurler to coach our three seniors,” the basepaths as she stole a trio went all seven innings and PCHS head coach Bill Triplett of bases and had two hits. allowed only four hits and no said. “They have been such a Camryn Winters also was a earned runs. Bear wrestling to celebrate standout for PC with a 2-for-2 However, three two-out errors big part of this team on and off the field. I hate to see them go, performance. in the field behind him was but we are so proud of them for Sydeney Beauman picked up enough for Sequoyah to win its the young ladies they have her second win of the season as first District 5-AA contest of the 25th and 26th state titles become.” she threw all five innings and season. Hawkins and Bowman will go allowed four hits and struck out Both teams scored three runs From Staff Reports p.m. with a showing of the “The Bradley County Director of on to play at Walters State five in a shutout performance. in the fifth inning, but it was History of Bradley Wrestling,” Schools Dr. Linda Cash. Community College, while Ogle GAME 2 the Chiefs (4-15, 1-9) whose Bradley Central will be hold- documentary by Debbie and All alumni wrestlers, fans and Polk 8, Hixson 0 lone run in the third that made ing a special celebration to will also join their junior college Ron Moore, with teh celebration Bradley wrestling supporters, as program as a student-assistant. Aubrie Bowman threw a 2-hit the difference. honor the double state champi- ceremony to begin at 7. well as the general public is shutout to pick up her 12th win Polk’s Peyton Dean had the on wrestling Bears. “I always tell them athletics Special guest speakers will be invited to attend as the win- will flee at some point down the of the season while the Lady lone extra base hit, as he legged The Night of Champions will current and former Bear coach- ningest public school athletic Wildcats came to life in the sec- out a triple and drove in a run. be held on Wednesday, May 3, round, but all three of these es Ben Smith, Steve Logsdon, program in the state celebrates girls are going to do great things ond game. The Wildcats (9-10, 3-7 5-AA) at the school’s Fine Arts Center. Turner Jackson, Chad Laxton TSSAA state titles Nos. 25 and Making senior night even had the tying run on second The celebration will begin at 6 in life,” Triplett said. “They are and Jerry Frazier, as well as 26. going to make a difference. They more special, Bowman homered and winning run on first in the all are great students and along with Hawkins in the victo- bottom of the seventh, but helped us to four consecutive ry. Bowman also tripled while struck out to end the game. regular season district 5-AA Hawkins drove in a game-high Polk will play a double header Mustangs championships.” four runs. today on the road against From Page 11 Polk will return to action with Cambria Woody went 3-for-3 Sequoyah starting at 5 p.m. allowing one earned run over 1 being able to take the No. 1 seed Murfreesboro. I believe we still 1/3 innings. Brady Swafford in to a district tournament they have our best baseball left to allowed three runs over four will host, Shamblin’s team is play.” innings in relief while Trae confident positive results are Earnhardt Jr. to retire after season GAME SUMMARY Carlton finished the game. still to come. Ooltewah 120 003 1 — 7 6 0 Ethan Walls was awarded the “We outhit them two nights in Walker Valley 000 002 0 — 2 7 5 CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) — It’s its fans. WP: Ethan Walls (6-0) 4.1 IP 3 H 4 BB 0 R 2 K. LP: never easy to be the son of a “When my dad was doing so victory with 4 1/3 scoreless a row,” said Shamblin, who had Matthew Pigg (3-2) 1.1 IP 2 H 2 BB 3 R 1 ER 2 K. innings with three hits allowed three hits in the series. “It was 2B: Grayson Rountree (WV); Andy Reed (O). LOB: legend, especially when he is a well and there were a couple of O 5; WV 7. Highlights: Grayson Rountree 2-4 R tough-as-nails hero and the guys coming into the sport that and four walks to go with a pair just two extremely weird nights XBH, Jacob Weir 1-3 RBI, Blake Peterson 1-3 RBI most feared man in his profes- were sons, it was difficult for of strikeouts. Ooltewah starters in a row. But we’re ready to play R, Mason Oran 1-2 SB. Hunter Shamblin 1 hit. (WV); Andy Reed 2-3 2 RBI BB, Jackson Malcolm sion. them to replicate their dads’ threw 11 1/3 scoreless in the any of them again. We want to 2-4 RBI, Austin Spurgeon 1-3 R, Jake Morrow RBI Follow in his footsteps? success,” Earnhardt said. “I series with 13 punchouts. beat East Hamilton then make a R. Zach Wolfe 1-2 2 R SB. Andrew Manning RBI SB. Jake Sullivan RBI (O). Records: Ooltewah 23- Forget it. just saw even at an early age, Despite the frustration of not run in the tournament towards 5, 8-3 5-AAA; Walker Valley 17-11, 7-4 5-AAA. Just being able to drive cars before I was a driver, that grow- was enough for Dale Earnhardt ing up in that man’s shadow Jr., and if it made his daddy was going to be a real hard proud, well, hopefully somebody challenge. Raiders would tell him. “I wanted to race, but I knew From Page 12 The Earnhardt era of racing would put me in that NASCAR opened its final chap- shadow. I knew the odds of me ter Tuesday when the driver really having any talent at all “Nick Woods had a perfect game going into the Tuesday marked the Raiders’ final home stand known simply as Junior said he and being able to do it were of the season, and their final game of the regular eighth, so he did his job on the bump and kudos will retire at the end of this sea- thin. They are for anyone. So at to him — he threw a heck of a ball game,” season will be at Baylor on Friday. son, his 18th in the Cup series. a very young age, all I wanted Scoggins declared. It will bring to a close the gold- to do was be able to make a liv- Ultimately, Woods gave up two hits in the game, GAME SUMMARIES en days of the sport, when Lee ing driving cars. I didn’t set to Ryan Lee (who hit a double) and Sewell. Game One AP photo/Chuck Burton Cleveland 000 000 000 0 — 0 2 0 and Richard Petty helped build goals. I didn’t dream of winning Going an entire seven innings scoreless, the East Hamilton 000 000 000 1 — 1 4 0 a stock car series that they championships or Daytona ballgame down came down to one run in the 10th. WP: Nick Woods 9 1-3 IP, 11 K’s, 1 BB, 1 hits, 0 ER; LP: Jake Griffin 8 1-3 IP, turned over to Dale Earnhardt DALE EARNHARDT Jr. says 500s or working with one of the 1 K, 1 BB, 1 hit, 1 ER. 2B: Brandon Delvalle (EH); Ryan Lee (C). RBI: Will “They came up with the hit with a guy on base Campbell (EH). Highlights: Sewell 1-4; Lee 1-4 (C). LOB: EH 4; CHS 2. to carry into the next phase. he is retiring at the end of the best owners in the business, and that was all it took — It was going to be one When Earnhardt died on the season because he "wanted the driving for one of the best Game Two of those close ball games,” Scoggins detailed. East Hamilton 000 000 x — 0 2 2 final lap of the 2001 Daytona opportunity to go out on (his) own organizations. I was afraid of “Harbor (Jefferson) came out throwing the ball Cleveland 210 304 x — 10 11 0 500, the burden fell on a young terms." not being able to do it. So I WP: Camden Sewell 6 1-3 IP, 11 K’s, 3 BB, 2 hits, 0 ER; LP: Brandon Delvalle, Earnhardt Jr. to fill a void and guess what I’m saying is I’ve really well, but it just came down to timely hit- 4 1-3 IP, 2 K’s, 1 BB, 7 hits, 5 ER. 2B: Dylan Turner, Ethan Miles (C). RBI: ting.” Ramsey, Turner, Sewell, Ventura, Miles, Jeserum, Griffin, King (C). Highlights: help heal the broken hearts of lightly for NASCAR’s most pop- accomplished way more than I Jefferson threw for eight innings, striking out Standridge 1-2, 2 runs; Turner 1-2, RBI, 2 runs; Griffin 2-4, 3 RBIs; Ramsey 1- Earnhardt Nation. His decision ular driver and it is a blow to a ever dreamed — way more than 4, RBI, run; Kin 2-4, RBI; Ventura 2-3, RBI, run; Miles 2-2, RBI, run (C) LOB: eight Hurricane batters. CHS 6; EH 5. to walk away did not come series scrambling to hang onto I ever thought I’d accomplish.” 14—Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, April 26, 2017 www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Ralph Baldwin Editor and Publisher Daily Banner [email protected] – Established in 1854 – Rick Norton 423.472.5041 Associate Editor [email protected] Opinion [email protected] WEDNESDAY, APRIL 26, 2017

Editorial Beautiful spring season brings roadway danger n another blink of the eyes, April will have bloomed all the way into May and spring will be 41 days old, but the volatility of stormy Ispring weather will remain for longer than anybody wants. Our Cleveland and Bradley County hometown has already endured a sampling of the heavy rains, lightning, thunder and unfor- giving winds of the storm season — and some we have managed to avoid — but tradition dictates that more is to come. That’s why the AAA Auto Club Group recently distributed a media alert reminding motorists everywhere — especially those who must navigate in the tumultuous spring season of the Southeast — that the best way to avoid bad-weather accidents is to avoid bad-weather roads. But realistically, such an expectation is unrealistic. Today’s frantic pace won’t allow it; at least, in most households where there are more cars than caution. Before taking a look at some tips for driving in strong storms, here’s an advisory by AAA: “... If possible, try to delay travel until the storm passes.” It’s sage advice. Yet, as mentioned, it’s not always practical. For this reason, here are AAA’s suggestions for motorists who dare to take on the strong storms and heavy winds of Mother Nature. In fairness, we might also point out sometimes folks don’t make the decision to venture into the meteorological frenzy. Sometimes they just get caught in it while en route. About those tips: 1. Anticipate wind gusts. Pay attention when driving through areas prone to strong winds or when weather reports forecast LOOKING severe weather. BACK 2. Reduce speed. Remembering Archie, and 3. Firmly grip the steering wheel. Know your vehicle, and under- stand that light cars, vans and other “boxy” vehicles are more likely Larry to be blown by strong gusts of wind. then ‘PFFT! You Were Gone’ 4. Increase space between your vehicle and other motorists — Bowers especially vans, recreational vehicles and cars pulling trailers which Since I’ve been on a roll talking about occurrence. When the partner would say, may be adversely affected by the wind. acquaintances I’ve made during my jour- "Oh that's good!" Campbell would immedi- 5. Drive in these conditions only when “absolutely” necessary. nalism career, we’ll venture once more Commentary ately counter with "No, that's bad!" and AAA also provides tips for driving on wet roads. A few include: into the world of country music and old- At the end of that show’s run, he moved tell the new result, and so on. 1. Slow down and leave room. Reducing speed during wet-weath- time family connections. to Nashville, on the road to the big time. In 1969, before our golfing days, er driving can be critical to lessening a car’s chance for hydroplan- This friendship was not a development He replaced Rod Brasfield on the nation- Campbell joined “Hee Haw” on CBS-TV as ing; that is, when tires rise up on a film of water. With as little as of my newspaper career, but from the ally syndicated Prince Albert segment of a chief writer and on-air talent. one-half inch of water on the road, tires must displace a gallon of pursuit of one of my hobbies at the time— the Grand Ole Opry. His regular characterizations included water per second to keep the rubber meeting the road. Drivers golf. This friendship was with TV, music Shortly after, he signed a contract with the Barber, in which he performed his should reduce their speed to correspond to the amount of water on and comedy Hall of Famer Archie RCA Victor and one of his early singles, Spoonerism stories and his "That's the roadway. At speeds as low as 35 mph, new tires can lose con- “Grandpappy” Campbell. "Trouble in the Amen Corner" reached the Bad/That's Good" routines; the Doctor as Many people don’t know it, but 1960 country music Top 25. According to "Doctor Campbell" with Gunilla Hutton as tact with the roadway. Campbell was an accomplished amateur "Nurse Goodbody"; and, "Justus O'Peace," 2. Allow ample stopping distance between cars by increasing the Wikipedia, “After an unsuccessful stint golfer and built one of the earliest lighted with the Starday label, Campbell returned his version of the classic "Judge" routine following distance from the vehicle in front of your own and begin to golf courses in the United States. Years to RCA in 1966 and had three Top 30 sin- of Pigmeat Markham. slow down early for stops at intersections, turns and other traffic. before, when he was performing in and gles: ‘The Men in My Little Girl's Life’ One of his most well-known segments 3. Avoid cruise control. Wet road conditions are not as conducive around Knoxville, he displayed his golfing (1966), ‘The Dark End of the Street’ was the "Where Oh Where" song ("PFFT! to cruise control as dry pavement. The chance of losing control of talents at area sporting events. (1968), and ‘Tell It Like It Is’ (1968).” You Was Gone") in which he would per- the vehicle can increase if using cruise control. To prevent loss of Late in life, Campbell owned an art He was named "Comedian of the Year" form a short verse of original comedy fol- traction, motorists must often need to reduce the car’s speed by gallery and served on the school board in in 1969 by the Country Music lowed by the standard "Where oh where / lifting off the accelerator, which cannot be accomplished if cruise Knoxville, where he lived until he suffered Association. are you tonight" chorus which would con- a fatal heart attack in 1987. He is buried One of Campbell's signature routines clude with him and a singing partner, control is engaged. near the nearby town of Powell. often Gordie Tapp, blowing a raspberry at 4. Use headlights faithfully in rainy conditions, and avoid using was to tell stories in "Spoonerism" form, Campbell and I became acquainted at with the first letters of words in some one another or at the camera. high beams. Using headlights not only improves visibility, but allows some amateur golfing tournaments. Our phrases intentionally switched for comic During his “Hee Haw” years Campbell other motorists to see you. final meeting was at Holston Hills effect. The best-known of these stories also recorded several comedy-music 5. Visibility is critical in bad-weather conditions. If you can’t see Country Club in Knoxville when we quali- was "RinderCella," his re-telling of the albums such as “Bull Session at Bull's the edges of the road or other vehicles at a safe distance while fied together for the Southern fairy tale "Cinderella," about the girl who Creek” with Junior Samples and Archie driving, pull off the road as far as possible and wait for the rain to Appalachian Match-Play Golf Tournament "slopped her dripper" (dropped her slip- Campbell (Elektra 1976). He frequently subside. Make sure to turn on emergency flashers to alert other in the early 1980s. per). performed duets with singer Lorene drivers. This was a few years before Campbell Campbell once told the "RinderCella" Mann. died , and when I was in the process of story on an episode of the game show Campbell's childhood home on Main 6. Avoid standing water and flooded roads at all times because moving with my family from Gatlinburg to Street in Bull's Gap, where he lived when often there is no way to determine the depth of water. Not only can “Juvenile Jury.” At the end of the story, Del Rio in Southwest Texas. host Jack Barry said, "That's one of the he asked my mom for a date, has been high water stall a vehicle, it can also damage the engine, warp I remember it as an enjoyable day of funniest stories Carchie Ampbell tells." preserved as a memorial. It is easily visi- brake rotors, eliminate power steering and cause shorts in electrical golf. We both played well, and we quali- All of Campbell's spoonerism routines ble on the left side of the highway from components. fied for the Championship Flight of the borrowed heavily from comedy routines Morristown to Greeneville. 7. If your vehicle stalls in a flooded area, do not remain in the car. tournament sponsored by the now- performed by Colonel Stoopnagle on the The home has been expanded into a Abandon it as soon as possible and seek higher ground because defunct Knoxville Journal. radio show “Stoopnagle and Budd” in the "tourism complex and museum" hostin flood waters can elevate quickly, sweeping away the vehicle and its There was another reason for our 1930s. ("Colonel Stoopnagle" was the annual "Archie Campbell Days" each occupants. friendship other than golf. I had been stage name of F. Chase Taylor, 1897 to September. informed earlier by my mother that Archie 1950.) Following Campbell's death, the high- Driving in bad-weather conditions is not a science. Mostly, it is had asked her out on a date, when they way through Bulls Gap was renamed common sense. Campbell also performed a routine with were both in high school in Greene various partners generally known as "Archie Campbell Highway" in his memo- In that vein, we might add our own tip to AAA’s timely sugges- County. "That's Bad/That's Good." Campbell ry. tions: “If it seems like a bad idea, it probably is.” My mother attended high school in the would state a troublesome occurrence; If still performing, he would probably So consider not doing it. Cedar Creek/St. James community, near when the partner would sympathize by hit his golf driver down U.S. Highway 11 Stay safe out there, folks. her family home, while Archie was a stu- saying, "Oh that's bad," Campbell would East — and provide a comedy routine for dent in Bulls Gap, halfway between quickly counter, "No, that's good! and a few laughs. He would then blow the Greeneville and Morristown. As I found then state a good result from the previous camera a raspberry, as he signed off. out later, which Archie admitted, my mother turned down the offer. Today in History Just think, I could have been “Grandpappy’s” little boy. Campbell was foremost an American Dear Annie: Mom (AP) — Today is Wednesday, April 26, the 116th day of 2017. comedian, writer, and star of “Hee Haw,” There are 249 days left in the year. a country-flavored network TV variety Dear Annie: After reading the letter from Today’s Highlight in History: show. It was evident he was a comedian, “Brokenhearted Mom” — who followed her Advice On April 26, 1777, according to a widely accepted account from and he could keep you laughing on the adult child to a new city, only to be left out the American Revolutionary War, 16-year-old Sybil Ludington, the golf course. in the cold and dumped on — I was heart- ——— eldest child of Col. Henry Ludington, a militia commander in He was also a recording artist with sev- broken for her. This woman’s children (Editor’s Note: Send your questions for Dutchess County, New York, rode her horse into the night to alert eral hits on the RCA label in the 1960s. should be ashamed of themselves! Annie Lane to [email protected]. To her father’s men of the approach of British regular troops who were Campbell studied art at Mars Hill You only get one mom, and when she’s find out more about Annie Lane and read sacking Danbury, Connecticut. (Ludington, sometimes referred to as College in Mars Hill, N.C., after which he gone, that kind of unconditional love will features by other Creators Syndicate colum- “the female Paul Revere,” was said to have covered 40 miles, more began a radio career at WNOX in be gone, as well. You just can’t replace her. nists and cartoonists, visit the Creators than twice the distance of the Boston silversmith’s ride.) Knoxville with broadcasting Hall-of-Famer If she lives anywhere near me, I would be Syndicate website at www.creators.com.) On this date: Lowell Blanchard. delighted to come over on a weekend and In 1607, English colonists went ashore at present-day Cape After a year alongside Roy Acuff on put together her furniture. I can just hear Henry, Virginia, on an expedition to establish the first permanent “The Mid-Day Merry-Go-Round,” he relo- my mom saying it’s just the right thing to English settlement in the Western Hemisphere. cated to WDOD in Chattanooga, where he do. I lost her six years ago. My mother (EDITOR’S NOTE: The Banner welcomes In 1865, John Wilkes Booth, the assassin of President Abraham stayed until joining the United States never met a stranger. If this woman is letters to the editor. The guidelines call for let- Lincoln, was surrounded by federal troops near Port Royal, Virginia, Navy in 1941. Archie would probably be nearby, I would really be willing to help ters to be in good taste and no more than and killed. surprised if he knew I ended up in her. I live in Louisville, Kentucky. — 300 words. Some minor editing, not affecting In 1913, Mary Phagan, a 13-year-old worker at a Georgia pencil Cleveland. Missing Mom the meaning, may be required. All letters factory, was strangled; Leo Frank, the factory superintendent, was At the end of World War II, Campbell Dear Missing: Thank you for your sweet must include the author’s signature, address convicted of her murder and sentenced to death. (Frank’s death sen- returned to Knoxville and WNOX. He left and concerned letter. Unfortunately, I and a telephone number for confirmation. tence was commuted, but he was lynched by an anti-Semitic mob in that station for rival WROL where he don’t think “Brokenhearted Mom” is any- Since letters must have a signature, they 1915.) helped start Knoxville's first country where near Louisville, but I’ve passed your cannot be emailed. Letters reflect the opinion In 1923, Britain’s Prince Albert, Duke of York (the future King music TV show (on WROL-TV), “Country note along so she knows that others are of the writer. Letters may be sent to Letters to George VI), married Lady Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon at Westminster Playhouse,” that premiered in 1952 and thinking of her. Please keep sharing your the Editor, Cleveland Daily Banner, P.O. Box Abbey. ran until 1958. generous heart with the world. 3600, Cleveland, TN 37320-3600.) www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, April 26, 2017 —15

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CLEVELAND URBAN AREA MPO She led off the at bat with Lee scored a few moments up her fourth win of the sea- deep shot to the right-center later on a wild pitch. son, striking out four, while GAME SUMMARY The Technical Coordinating Committee (TCC) of the field fence for a double. A walk Bradley picked up a solo run walking five and scattering five Bradley Central 207 16 — 16 15 0 Cleveland Urban Area Metropolitan Planning Organiza- Cleveland 001 02 — 3 5 4 to Arianna Kimpson and a sac- in the fourth when Campbell hits. WP: CJ Beck 5 1-3 IP, 4 K’s, 5 BB, 5 hits, 3 ER; LP: tion (MPO) will hold a public meeting on Wednesday, May 3, rifice bunt attempt that Haley reached on an error. After a “CJ did a good job for us and Sara Prichard 2 2-3 IP, 2 K’s, 2 BB, 8 hits, 5 ER. 2017 at 10:00 A.M., 2nd floor, City Council meeting room of HR: Cassidy Lowe (BC). 2B: Lowe 2, Bailey Roger, Campbell reached base on walk to Marchese and a sac held them down for the most Jenn Corbitt (BC); Emily Colbaugh (C). RBIs: Lowe the Cleveland Municipal Building, 190 Church Street NE in thanks to the first of five Lady bunt by Rogers moving Lewis, part,” assessed Coach McClary. 5, Alyssa Cordell 2, Rogers 2, Corbitt 2, Marlee Cleveland. Montgomery, Arianna Kimpson, Aubreigh Raider errors in the contest, who was once again running for Like Lowe, Marchese was Marchese (BC); Madison Rue, Colbaugh (C). loaded the sacks. the Bearette catcher, to third, perfect at the plate, going 3-for- Highlights: Lowe 4-4. HR, 2 2B, 5 RBIs, 3 runs; The Executive Board of the MPO will hold its next public Freshman Aubreigh Marchese she scored on an infield hit by 3, plus drawing a free pass. She Marchese 3-3, BB, RBI, 2 run; Rogers 2-3, 2B, 2 meeting on Wednesday, May 3, 2017 at 11:00 A.M., 2nd RBIs, run, sac bunt; Corbitt 1-2, 2B, 3 BB, 2 RBIs, then smacked a single to drive Cordell. scored twice and drove one 2 run; Marlee Montgomery 2-5, RBI, SB, 2 runs; floor, City Council meeting room of the Cleveland Municipal in Lowe before sophomore The Bearette bats got cranked teammate. Kimpson 1-3, RBI, BB, run; Cordell 1-3, 2 RBIs, BB, Building, located at 190 Church Street NE in Cleveland. SB, run; Haley Campbell 1-3, 2 RE; Savannah Bailey Rogers smoked a two-run up once again in the top of the Corbitt went 1-for-2, with a Lewis and Emily White 2 runs each (BC); Colbaugh double to plate Kimpson and fifth to put up a 6-spot. double in official at bats, plus 2-3, 2B, RBI, run; Lauren Lee 1-2, BB, 2 runs; Rue Agenda items for both meetings will include, but not be lim- 1-3, RBI; Ambra Belcher 1-3 (C). LOB: BC 7; CHS courtesy runner Savannah Lowe and Corbitt keyed the “walked the line” three times, 7. Records: Bradley Central 8-18, 3-7 District 5- ited to the following item(s): Lewis. rally with two-run doubles, plated a pair of teammates and AAA; Cleveland 1-19, 0-8 District 5-AAA. 2017-2020 TIP amendment or adjustment needed to com- plete the next phase of the Greenway at Tinsley Park

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GSC crown as they posted an Led by junior Caroline Cleveland Urban Area Transit Revenue Study 851 team total to win by 22 Moore's final round 73 the 13th- strokes. ranked Lady Flames placed sec- Georgetown Road Corridor Multi-modal Improvements West Florida held a com- ond in the Gulf South Study manding 25 shot lead over Lee Championship on Tuesday from heading into the final day. sun-splashed Callaway Gardens The Flames improved each Golf Club. 2018-2019 Unified Planning Work Program (UPWP) day (296, 290, 287) to finish 22 No. 16 West Georgia claimed strokes ahead of third place, the GSC title with a 903 after North Alabama. Mississippi shooting 299 in the final round. The Cleveland Urban Area MPO is a federally mandated or- College slipped to fourth (899) The Wolves held firm to their ganization responsible for transportation planning and trans- while Valdosta State (903) and 13-stroke they built over yester- portation resource allocation within the Cleveland Urbanized Delta State (919) rounded out day's round and never left the area. the top six. door open. West Florida's Chandler Lee finished 14 strokes Copies of all MPO documents can be viewed at the Cleve- Blanchett shot a sizzling 12- behind with a 917 team total as land Public Library, the Cleveland/Bradley Chamber of Com- under-par 204 to take home the it ended the final 18 holes firing merce, the Development and Engineering Services Building individual title. The junior fired a 300. (MPO office) at 185 2nd Street, N.E., and on the MPO web- all three rounds under par with Last year's champion, No. 12 site: http://clevelandtn.gov/index.aspx?nid=153 a 66, 67 and 71. The Argonauts West Florida, settled for third Bryce Geraghty followed with a with a 924 total while West The Public is invited and encouraged to attend these meet- 1-under-par 215 to finish second Alabama (929) and Shorter ings. For more information or to submit comments, please and one stroke of ahead of Lee's (984) rounded out the top five. contact MPO Coordinator Greg Thomas, phone (423) Sylvester. Henry Westmoreland Freshmen Anne Hedegaard 479-1913, fax (423) 559-3373, or email gthomas@cleve- made it an all Lee and West and Haverly Harrold each shot landtn.gov. Florida all-tournament team as 3-over-par 75 and joined junior April 3, 26, 2017 he tied Johnson and Sheppard Sam Burrus (70, 80, 80) with a LEGAL PUBLICATION for fourth place at 3-over. 230 total to finish in a tie for TRUSTEE'S NOTICE OF SALE "I was really proud of how we eighth place. OF REAL ESTATE AND played all week long," said head Moore finished in 11th at 231 AFFIXED MANUFACTURED HOME coach John Maupin. "We put after firing her 1-over-par 73. together the low round of the Freshman Annika Gino ANTHONY R. STEELE, Trustee of a Deed of Trust executed day and got production from improved each round of the on October 21, 2011, by MICHAEL D. BARBER, unmarried, everyone in the lineup. West tournament and finished tied which appears of record in the Register’s Office of Polk Florida played great this week for 15th at 237. County, Tennessee, at Book TD426, Page 360 (“Deed of and separated itself from the "I like the way we battled Trust”) will sell the property described below for cash at a field but I feel really good about back today and finished strong. foreclosure sale requested by the current holder of the Deed where we are as a team heading I thought we let our emotions of Trust and underlying indebtedness, Vanderbilt Mortgage into regional play." get the better of us yesterday so and Finance, Inc. Pursuant to T.C.A. §47-9-604 this sale The two teams continue to I like the way we responded Lee University photo shall also include the affixed manufactured home described pace the GSC race. In last year's today," said Coach Maupin. as one (1) 2012 CMH Manufactured Home bearing Serial tournament West Florida edged "Credit West Georgia, they Number CWP021374TNAB. Lee in a two-hole playoff while played very well over all three LEE UNIVERSITY freshman Anne Hedegaard posted a 75 in the Flames were 10 strokes bet- rounds and deserved to win." Tuesday’s final round at the Gulf South Conference Championship Sale Date and Location: May 11, 2017, at 1:00 p.m. at the ter back in 2015 but were The Lady Flames rallied on from Callaway Gardens in Pine Mountain, Ga. front door of the Courthouse in Benton, Polk Tennessee. unable to officially win due to the back nine to leap frog back "Obviously we are disappoint- being in the final year of the over the Argonauts and take Property Description: Abbreviated description per TCA ed we didn't come home with NCAA reclassification process. over second place. 35-5-104(a)(2) is the property referenced and described fully the victory but I think we can Lee will now set its sights on West Alabama's Ye Yun Jin at Book WD272, Page 493, and commonly known as 1510 build off this experience moving the NCAA Super Regional which took home medalist honors as Legal Publications Stansbury Mountain Rd, Turtletown, Polk County, TN 37391. will feature an incredible field of she put together rounds of 72, forward as we prepare to play at regionals," said Maupin. top-ranked teams from the both 74 and 73 to finish with a 219 LEGAL PUBLICATION Property Address: 1510 Stansbury Mountain Rd, Turtletown, the South and Southeast total. The Lady Flames will be a IN THE JUVENILE COURT OF BRADLEY COUNTY, TENNESSEE IN RE: JAYDEN ALEX- Polk County, TN 37391. Regions. Taylor Sarratt and Maria lock to go to their second ANDER ELKINS, d.o.b. 12/16/2002; CARL E. BANNER, JR. and CASEY TAIONA BANNER, Tax Map Identification No.: 094-038.17 (However, the prop- straight super regional begin- The men's regional will take Torres West Georgia followed in Petitioners, vs. TY BASKINS and, INEZ SUE erty description shall control in the event of any inconsisten- ning May 8 from Columbia, S.C. ELKINS, Respondents., No. J-16-349 place in Muscle Shoals, Ala. at second with a plus-7 223. cies between the description and address or tax identification the Robert Trent Jones Golf Lauren Lamm of West Florida Lee has won four of the six ORDER FOR SERVICE BY PUBLICATION Upon Motion of the Petitioners, and acknow- number). Course, a place the Flames have (224) and Franzika Bremm of tournaments they have played ledgement by the biological mother, Inez Sue in this spring and have placed Elkins, in this cause, that Respondent, Ty won a tournament at in each of the Wolves (226) rounded out Baskins’ last known place of residence was in Parties Interested: Arike Logan (Book TD426, 426). second in the other two. Cleveland, Bradley County, Tennessee and his the last for years. the GSC All-Tournament team. current whereabouts are unknown so that ordi- nary process cannot be served upon the Re- spondent, the Court finds that Petitioners may All sales of Property, both real and personal, are "AS IS" and proceed with service of process upon Respon- dent by publication in the Cleveland Daily Banner "WHERE IS" without representation or warranty as to mer- which is the newspaper of general circulation. It chantability or fitness for a particular purpose or of any kind, is, therefore, ORDERED that publication is ap- propriate, and Respondent, Ty Baskins, shall be except as to title and authority to convey. served with notice of the aforesaid Petitioner for Custody filed against him in this cause by publi- The sale of the described property is subject to all matters cation of the following Notice in the Cleveland shown on any recorded plan; any unpaid taxes, any restric- Daily Banner for four (4) consecutive weeks as required by law. tive covenants, easements, set-back lines, prior liens, en- To the above named Defendant, Ty Baskins: cumbrances, if any, and any other priority as may appear in You are hereby summoned and required to serve upon H. FRANKLIN CHANCEY, Petitioners’ at- the public records. Title to the manufactured home may be torney, whose address is 121 Broad Street SW, transferred by Bill of Sale or Certificate of Title, as the case P.O. Box 42, Cleveland, Tennessee 37364-0042, an Answer to the Petition for Custody filed with may require. the above-referenced Court, or the same will be taken as confessed, and Petitioners will apply for The right is preserved to adjourn the day of the sale to an- judgment against you by default for the relief de- other day, time and place certain without further publication, manded in the Petition. A copy of the Petition can be obtained from the Clerk of the Juvenile upon announcement at the time and place for the sale set Court of Bradley County, Tennessee or from Pe- forth above. titioners’ attorney. This notice will be published in the Cleveland Daily Banner for four (4) consecutive weeks. THE PURPOSE OF THIS COMMUNICATION IS TO COL- ENTER this 13th day of APRIL, 2017. LECT THE DEBT AND ANY INFORMATION OBTAINED AS Kurt Benson, Judge APPROVED BY: CHANCEY, KANAVOS, LOVE A RESULT WILL BE USED FOR THAT EXPRESS PUR- & PAINTER BY: H. FRANKLIN CHANCEY, (BPR#013187),Attorney for Plaintiffs, P.O. Box POSE ONLY. THIS COMMUNICATION IS FROM A DEBT 42, Cleveland, Tennessee 37364-0042; COLLECTOR. (423)479-9186 Date signed: 4/13/17 CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE This the 10th day of April, 2017. The undersigned hereby certifies that a true and Anthony R. Steele, Trustee exact copy of this Order has been attached and served by Legal Publication in the Cleveland Winchester, Sellers, Foster & Steele, P.C. Lee University photo Daily Banner in Cleveland, Bradley County, Ten- nessee and Inez Sue Elkins, 3671 Sandy Shore P. O. Box 2428 LEE UNIVERSITY golfers Matt Johnson, Corey Sheppard and Shea Sylvester joined four West Florida Drive, Lenoir City, TN 3772 by United States Mail Knoxville, TN 37901 with sufficient postage to reach its destination. (865) 637-1980 players on the Gulf South Conference All-Tournament Team. H. FRANKLIN CHANCEY April 19, 26; May 3, 10, 2017 April 19, 26, 2017; May 3, 2017 16—Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, April 26, 2017 www.clevelandbanner.com

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BROWn, TEnnES- or service AnD do not want to use SEE liCEnSE nO. 1552, DATED 30 JunE 2008.AlSO loads of time searching everywhere, HiRing MAinTEnAnCE TECH/ commercial, and custom rug floorcovering markets. Our COnvEyED HEREWiTH iS A 25-FOOT WiDE DRivEWAy WHY NOT Advertise your need un- gROunDSkEEPER company offers an excellent benefits package that includes a der the heading: 014 WAnT TO EASEMEnT in AnD TO All OF THAT PROPERTy AS Buy in THE ClEvElAnD DAily Apartment Community. Full Time. comprehensive medical and dental program offered through SHOWn AS THEDRivEWAy EASEMEnT On PlAT BOOk BAnnER!! Experience Required. Please Email BlueCross BlueShield, a prescription drug card, vision care 12, PAgE 99, ROPCT. SAiD DRivEWAy EASEMEnT TO Resumes To: plan, disability and life insurance plans paid by the company, an 15. 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Rent includes puBLISHER'S noTICE: All real es- 2000 Lexus RX-300 tified Tennessee Roofer/ Bonded utility, boardroom, breakroom. tate advertised in this newspaper is All wd, Gold and Tan $6,950 We use a color-coded cleaning 423-595-1798. bestroofing.biz 423-476-3261. subject to the federal fair Housing system to eliminate 49. Apartments For Rent Act of 1968 and the Tennessee Hu- Come by and see our selection at cross contamination. SToRm dAmAGE, tree removal. man Rights Act which makes it ille- Trees dropped and removed. Senior 607 Georgetown Road. Cleveland, $475: 2 bedroom, 1 bath, new paint, gal to advertise "any preference, Tn 37311. 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APARTMENTS & service. 16 years in the business. $450: 1 Bedroom, 1 bath includes all accept any advertising for real estate Owned & Operated… 423-593-9634 Cleveland, TN 37311 utilities, new paint, vinyl flooring. which is in violation of the law. our 423-472-1546 HOMES FOR RENT References Available! 45. Vacation Rentals $395: Large 1 bedroom, 1 bath, readers are informed that all dwell- 423-472-6594 423-476-5518 All Work Guaranteed! hardwood floors, water included. ings advertised in this newspaper 2 RIVERS CAmpInG: RV park, $495: 2 Bedroom, 1 bath, new paint, are available on an equal opportu- Online Rental Payment Available Call Or Email Us Today Cabin Rentals, directly on the river tile/ wood floors, washer/ dryer hook- nity basis. 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STony BRookS REALTy 423-479-4514. • Activities Provided puBLISHER'S noTICE: All real es- ATTENTION 1ST TIME tate advertised in this newspaper is HOME BUYERS 2012 dodGE Charger SxT Loaded, subject to the federal fair Housing Heated Seats, SIRIuS Stock# North Cleveland Act of 1968 and the Tennessee Hu- A GREAT NEW PROGRAM 7918A $15,700 423-244-0044 man Rights Act which makes it ille- THAT WILL COVER YOUR Towers gal to advertise "any preference, DOWN PAYMENT AND limitation or discrimination based on CLOSING COST Highly skilled SEWING Call (423) 479-9639 race, color, religion, sex, or national 1200 Magnolia Ave. NE • Cleveland, TN 37311 origin, handicap/ disability or an in- CALL ME TODAY! MACHINE OPERATORS, tention to make any such prefer- ence, limitation or discrimination." HERB LACY walking foot and welt ACCEPTING This newspaper will not knowingly 423-593-1508 accept any advertising for real estate AFFILIATE BROKER experience required. APPLICATIONS which is in violation of the law. our 1BDRM - Utilities Included readers are informed that all dwell- In Rent $550.00 ings advertised in this newspaper Experienced Fabric CENTURY 21 EFFICIENCY APTS. - are available on an equal opportu- 1ST CHOICE REALTORS and Fiber Cutter. nity basis. Equal Housing opportu- Utilities Included nity, m/f. Rent Based On Income. *Income Restrictions Apply BEST pLACE for living. 2 bedroom, 2075 OCOEE ST Contact John CLEVELAND, TN 37311 North Cleveland Towers does not discriminate on the basis of 1.5 bath. $620 a month. handicapped status in the admission or access to, or treatment or 478-2332 EQUAL HOUSING 423-667-4967. 423-478-5555 OPPORTUNITY employment in its federally assisted programs and activities. [email protected] OUR ETON FACILITY IS GROWING! BLYTHEWOOD- STEEPLECHASE fLoRIdA CHuRCH of God Camp- APARTMENTS- 1 Bedroom with ground Block House for Sale. 1700 Immediate Openings Available utilities furnished ($389- $579); 2 square feet. 3 bedroom, 2 bath. Air Bedroom ($429- $609). Appliances conditioned. new thermal pane win- furnished; duplexes. 423-472–7788. dows. paved driveway. Carport. CLEVELAnd SummIT Apartments. washer/ dryer. Corning Top Stove. Jobs Available No Of Vacancies Efficiency and one bedroom units Refrigerator. microwave over stove. Shift Supervisor 1 available immediately. Rent is based $68,900 Call 813-417-8222. Tufting Machine Operators 10 on income. Equal Housing opportu- HouSE foR Sale By owner. 2449 nity, 44 Inman Street. 479-3005. Warper Operators 2 Ella drive SE, Cleveland. 4 bed- 2 BEdRoom, 1.5 bath duplex. Cen- rooms, 2 baths. Split level. Screened Tufting Mechanics 2 tral heat and air. Stove and refrigera- in back porch. 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Gas heat, gas fireplaces. positions. near mall, ymCA and Lee univer- sity. Call for details. 423-595-1943 PRN R.N.s To be considered, qualified candidates must possess a high woodridgecleveland.com •Weekends to help make visits school diploma or equivalent, be team oriented and have an nICE 2 bedroom in Cleveland. •Weekdays to help make visits excellent safety record. LLC/Cut Pile experience preferred. Ground level. Remodeled: Stove, re- •Flexible schedules available. frigerator, blinds, water and sewer 2015 foRd Escape SE Loaded, The Dixie Group, Inc., is a leader in the high-end residential, furnished. no pets, no smoking. Call Spoiler, SynC Stock# C16374A for information between 9am-6pm $16,999 423-244-0044 Requirements: TN State Registered Nurse License, commercial, and custom rug floorcovering markets. Our 423-479-5570. two years of R.N. experience, prefer one year of hospital company offers an excellent benefits package that includes a unfuRnISHEd 1 bedroom apart- 69. 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Our Decatur, TN Manufacturing Facility is growing and we are expanding our operations in the Reclamation Facility and looking to add up to 25 WE’RE manufacturing positions. Positions available: Material Handlers: $13.00-$16.00 based on skills and experience. Operating mobile equipment, forklifts and overhead hoists to load and HIRING! unload equipment, performing basic electrical testing on equipment and equipment disassembly. WAREHOUSE JOBS Machine Operators: $14.00-$17.00 based on skills and experience. Operating hydraulic equipment and cutting tools to shear and separate IN CLEVELAND metals and materials. GET NOTICED EARN Maintenance: $20.00-$31.00 based on skills and experience. Multi-Craft FAST JOB PLACEMENTS Technicians with mechanical, electrical and fabrication skills to keep the facility operating safely and efficiently. 3-5 years experience in a EASY TO APPLY $11 -12 /HR manufacturing environment performing facility maintenance preferred. 2nd Shift Hours Of Operations: 2:00 pm -10:30 pm. Shift incentive is APPLY ONLINE: (423) 414-3185 $0.75 per hour on top of base wage. IntegrityJobsTN.com Apply on-line at www.solomoncorp.com

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Phone 472-5041 or fax 614-6529 APRIL 26, [email protected] Lifestyles 2017 Using throw pillows to liven any room

By WILLIAM WRIGHT [email protected] Throw pillows are an excellent way to liven up a living room, bedroom or practically any area. By changing the throw pillows in a room you can completely and inexpensively change its appear- ance without having to paint walls or purchase new furniture. According to Liz Youngdahl, you can completely change the style of a room with your place- ment and choice of throw pil- lows. She said she experimented with different colors, shapes, sizes, textures and patterns to find out exactly what she liked. In fact, Liz believes there is hardly a problem “that isn’t easi- er to bear with a cup of tea and a nice soft throw pillow,” which has been a part of her life in one form or another for as long as she can remember. “I love pillows!” she said. “People hug them, throw them and even cry on them. We dream on them. They contain some of our fondest memories.” Contributed photos Now that throw pillows, luxu- DAVE AND LIZ Youngdahl of Cleveland are fond of throw pillows as a creative and inexpensive way ry art pillows and needlepoint of decorating practically any part of their home. With a wide variety of throw pillows to choose from — pillows have become popular from linen, designer, tapestry and needlepoint to handmade accent throw pillows, aubusson and braided items in decorative homes across chair pads — their Throw Me A Pillow online website provides a wide variety of pillows to turn any room the country, Liz and her hus- into a conversation piece. band, David, say they’re happy to see more people finding com- fort and creativity in the little pillows that makes a huge differ- ence. Their versatility is unmatched in that a pillow for the living room can always move to a bed- room or study to change its ambiance. Whether you like vibrant colors and wild patterns or something more tame and tranquil, there are plenty of throw pillows to choose from. They’re easily stored and small enough to accumulate a collec- tion of them for alternate looks throughout the year. Liz and David’s love for throw pillows resulted in them starting selection of quality decorative furniture, Liz said, adding, “All it color popularity in home decor throw pillow can give your room ty, simplicity and old-world tra- Throw Me A Pillow, a decorative throw pillows possible on one takes is imagination and simply often trails the colors popular in a modest seasonal enhance- dition of decorative throw pillows pillow internet division of web site,” said Liz, whose inter- placing a few well-chosen cush- women’s fashions by six months. ment. might just be for you. Renaissance Custom Upholstery, net service includes hand made ions in the right place.” “When you find a dress that “You can easily improve your “It’s fun. It’s simple. It’s the a family-owned business, now accent throw pillows, needle- Because interior design is makes you look and feel your home decor with an injection of easiest way to add color, variety based in Cleveland. point pillows, braided chair pads based on personal preference, best, you want that color in your your personality by adding deco- and beauty to the home in no Liz said the timing was perfect and chair pads with Aubusson designers say anyone can inject home so that you look and feel rative pillows that turn lifeless time at all,” Liz said. “They also for her to turn a love for throw tapestries. Changing the decor of new life into any space as long your best all of the time!” they rooms into warm and inviting create a treasured family heir- pillows into something she could a bedroom or living room simply as there is a common color or said. extensions of yourself,” Liz said. loom!” share with the rest of the world. by using toss pillows can be shade in a pillow that compli- Since few are likely to redeco- For anyone seeking an alter- For further information visit: “Our goal here is to assemble done easily without costing ment the colors on your room. rate their entire home every six native to remodeling or buying www.throwmeapillow.com or call the largest and most diverse thousands of dollars to replace According to the Youngdahls, months, the right decorative expensive decorations, the beau- 877-692-2028. ‘Spring Show 2017’ at In-Town Gallery in May

Special to the Banner University and North Virginia Community College. A number of Undeterred by the grey skies and years found her as adjunct profes- chilly weather of an East sor of art at Cleveland State Tennessee winter, the artists at In- Community College, the University Town Gallery spent countless of Tennessee at Chattanooga and hours in their own studios creating Lee University. colorful works of art. All were Normally her mediums are both working toward the annual spring, acrylic and watercolor and sub- all-member show, in which the jects can range from still life to artists reveal their new work. The genre’ subjects. Genre paintings changeover receptions are festive, are defined as people in their daily bi-annual events well attended by life. Traveling is a favorite pastime both artists and art lovers. Mark and the camera on the phone is a your calendars for May 5 from 5 to handy way to capture interesting 8 p.m. The public is invited to activities and people. “While think- attend the event at 26A Frazier ing and rearranging subjects for Ave., Chattanooga. color and the composition, I want In-Town Gallery is proud of the the viewer to put themselves into diversity represented in sculpture, the setting hoping they will find it paintings, glass, jewelry, fiber arts, as interesting as I did.” wood, ceramic pieces and photog- Perkins, who moved to raphy. Three Cleveland artists: Tennessee from California, gradu- Laurie Graham, Jennie Kirkpatrick ated from University of Cincinnati and Lorraine Perkins are currently College of Design, Art and members of the gallery. Architecture. In the following Graham, a Tennessean who year,s she has attended various graduated from Tennessee workshops and classes. “I find Technological University great satisfaction in recreating Appalachian center for Crafts took images of the things I find beauti- to clay immediately. “I am drawn to ful and that have meaning for me. the clay and the way it feels in my Although I love to draw, I am first hands. Though most of my work is and foremost a painter and my wheel-thrown, there are infinite chosen medium is acrylic paint. ways one can manipulate clay to After I discovered acrylic mediums, become whatever shape the mind I realized these provide the oppor- holds.” Most of her inspiration tunity to bring texture to my comes from nature, the shape of a work.” She is is a member of leaf, intertwining vines or flowers, MMIA, also. some of which can be pressed into Mixed Media Inspired Artists is a the clay to form patterns. Her lat- group that gives juried shows in est batch of clay pieces are specifi- venues around the region and also cally made for the garden. advocates for victims of domestic Kirkpatrick, also a native Contributed photos violence. The show runs through IN-TOWN Gallery is bringing out its best in paintings, ceram- Tennessean, who has a long list of the month of May after which the former addresses, graduated with works will be in the gallery among ics, sculpture, glass, jewelry and photography during its Spring degrees in art from the University Show 2017 exhibit in May. the other works of art and fine of Chattanooga, George Washington crafts. 20—Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, April 26, 2017 www.clevelandbanner.com Local family raising money Regional author set to teach after daughter’s serious illness ‘How I Write Novels’ at library Special to the Banner Special to the Banner A 12-year-old girl from Cleveland diagnosed with a life- A Smoky Mountain author, threatening illness is recovering Wally Avett of Murphy, N.C., — at TC Thompson Children’s with four novels published in Hospital. Blake Rodriguez is a 2014-15 — will teach his craft typical preteen who loves slum- Friday afternoon at the ber parties, camping, and spend- Cleveland-Bradley County ing time with her family. Library. Unfortunately, she recently The 2 p.m. book event is experienced a life-threatening ill- sponsored by Friends of the ness, and is still recovering in Library Association and is free the hospital. Her family is raising and open to the public — no money online to help cover admission or tuition fee. expenses related to her health- “I like to tell the stories that care and health scare. inspired the stories,” the writer Blake was recently diagnosed says. “All my books are based with the flu and strep throat. Her on true events, used as needed health quickly declined. Two and arranged to fit the plot.” days after her doctor visit, she Wally Avett will be giving first- began having difficulty breathing hand information about plan- ning a novel, writing it and get- and was rushed to the local hos- Contributed photos pital. There, she was diagnosed Contributed photo ting it published. His intensive WAlly AveTT, a Smoky Mountain author, has publishd four nov- with staph-necrotizing pneumo- workshop on fiction has plenty els. “Rebel Bushwhacker” is a historical fiction Civil War story BlAKe RODRIGUeZ, 12, was diagnosed with staph-necrotiz- of advice, handouts, Q&A, tips, nia and toxic shock syndrome, a inspired by true events. He will teach his craft on Friday at the ing pneumonia and toxic shock syndrome, a potentially life-threat- a sample writing exercise and potentially life-threatening com- Cleveland-Bradley County Public Library at 2 p.m. plication of an infection. ening complication of an infection. Her family created an online first-hand insider information. “The doctors told us that she fundraiser through RedBasket.org to raise $18,000 by May 11. His novels are not self-pub- might not live,” said Blake’s lished, but produced through and tell the behind-the-scenes currently a staff columnist who mother, Margaret. traditional publishers in stuff for each of my works. writes the Hillbilly Ranger op-ed After her diagnosis, she was To help cover their out-of- RedBasket.org, founded in Tennessee and North Carolina You’ll hear exactly how I did it, piece. transferred to the pediatric pocket maximum and meet their 2012, is a web-based, nonprofit — available on Amazon and what worked for me, what to Earlier this month he pub- intensive care unit at TC deductible, the Rodriguezes have 501(c)(3) public charity head- others online in both paperback look out for. …” lished a collection of his newspa- Thompson Children’s Hospital, created an online fundraiser quartered in Omaha, Nebraska, and digital downloads. The event will include the per columns and magazine sto- about 40 minutes from her through RedBasket.org to raise dedicated to helping individuals “Murder In Caney Fork” and book signing session, free ries called “Real Mountain Tales.” home. She has made great $18,000. raise money for personal emer- “Last Bigfoot In Dixie” are both refreshments, a few jokes and He is an avid reader, garden- progress in her recovery, and is “Blake has a long road to gencies and community contemporary mystery/thrillers; funny stories and country er, outdoorsman and reluctant regaining her strength in the recovery ahead, but reaching our improvement projects in a fee- “Rebel Bushwhacker” and songs the writer often uses to handyman. Also Methodist hospital. However, her family is goal will help cover the financial free environment. Red Basket is “Coosa Flyer” are Civil War-era illustrate major points. It runs Sunday School teacher and now facing a financial struggle burden we face,” Margaret said. fully supported by WoodmenLife books, historical fiction about 20 minutes long. gospel singer, he is a descen- after both of her parents took The fundraiser will be online which covers Red Basket's inspired by true events — Students to senior citizens and dant of pioneering families in time off work to care for their through May 11. To learn more administrative costs in their including the Ocoee Gorge mas- anyone interested in writing, all North Carolina and North daughter. She will also need or make a tax-deductible dona- entirety so 100 percent of dona- sacre of Fannin County youths are welcome. Georgia. Avett lives with physical therapy after she is tion, please visit https://redbas- tions are directly passed through by a psychotic Rebel guerilla Avett is a retired journalist, Deanie, his wife of 53 years, on released from the hospital, ket.org/1261/road-to-recovery- to the cause. To learn more leader. “We’ll have a free and affiliated with the weekly a small farm in the rural adding to her already growing for-blake. about Red Basket, visit lively discussion on writing Cherokee Scout at Murphy as Martins Creek community hospital bills. About RedBasket.org: Redbasket.org. books,” he says. “I’ll be specific its editor in the 1970s, and is south of Murphy.

Contributed photos THe DeMOCRATIC WOMeN’S ClUB, left, supports local businesses with regular lunches. Seen here at El Maguey, 3700 Michigan Ave., are, from left, Jiggs Mullinax, Jamie Hargis, Angela Minor, Pat Minor, Gloria Smiddy and Carolyn Harris.

THe FeMDeMS book club read “The Secret Chord” by Geraldine Brooks for the April selec- tion. The May book will be “Blind Alliance,” the third installment in the series by Contributed photo Linda Riesenberg Fisler. BRITTANy K. GRAveS won the title of Mrs. Tennessee in From left are Sue Taylor, Knoxville over the weekend. The Cleveland local will compete in Pat Minor, Carolyn Harris, the U.S. Amerifest Nationals July 28-30. Mrs. Graves is a graduate Gloria Smiddy and Angela of McMinn County High School, and PennFoster Career School for Minor. veterinary assisting. She is currently a sophomore at Cleveland State Community College and owner of local business 3 B’s Pet Care & Boutique. She is married to Ben Graves II and is mother to Bryndley Graves.

Mushroom & cheese burritos are perfect for Meatless Mondays

By SARA MOULTON lightly on all sides, which makes in ¼ cup of the vegetable oil. Add utes. While the mushrooms are Associated Press it easy to peel off its tough skin. the mushrooms and stir well, cooking, peel and seed the (If you can’t find a poblano, you making sure the marinade is well poblano and coarsely chop it. Add Mushroom and Cheese can replace it with a ½ small can distributed. Set the mushrooms it to the processor and pulse the Burritos are a delicious vegetarian of green chiles.) Then the onion, aside, stirring occasionally. vegetables in the processor until dish hearty enough to satisfy even garlic and cherry tomatoes are On a rimmed sheet lined with they are medium-chopped. When the most die-hard carnivore in broiled until slightly charred and foil place the poblano, rubbed the mushrooms are cooked add your family: a burrito stuffed with tender. I chose cherry tomatoes with oil, and broil it on the shelf the chopped vegetables to the portobello mushrooms, chiles and because they may be small, but in the top third of the oven, turn- mushrooms and stir well (Note: if cheese. It’s perfect for Meatless they boast the most tomato-y fla- ing it often, until it is lightly you are using the canned chiles Mondays and — bonus! — all the vor when the big guys aren’t yet browned on all sides, 6 to 8 min- in place of the poblano, add them ingredients are cooked together in in season. All of these supporting utes. Transfer it to a bowl, cover at this point. Add salt to taste. a single rimmed sheet pan, which vegetables are quickly chopped in AP photo the bowl with plastic wrap and set Reduce the oven to 350 F. means cleanup is a snap. a food processor while the mush- Those steaklike portobellos are it aside while you broil the other Arrange the tortillas on a cut- the ingredient around which this rooms take their turn in the oven. THIS PHOTO shows portobello, chile and cheese burritos in New vegetables. ting board, and working with one recipe is built. Prepping them is a The last step is to stir together all York. This dish is from a recipe by Sara Moulton. On the sheet pan toss the at a time sprinkle one-sixth of the two-step process. First, clean the the veggies and wrap them in the tomatoes, onion slices and 2 cheese in a line from one edge of caps by wiping them with a wet tortillas. 2 teaspoons ground cumin ½ cup fresh cilantro leaves unpeeled garlic cloves with the the tortilla to the other just below paper towel. Second, use a spoon You’re welcome to make the 3 garlic cloves, 2 left unpeeled ½ cup sour cream whisked remaining tablespoon oil and a the center of the tortilla, spoon (a grapefruit spoon is best, if you vegetable mixture a day or two and 1 minced together with 3 tablespoons water hefty pinch of salt. Spread the one-sixth of the filling on top of have one) to scrape out the gills ahead of time and keep it covered Kosher salt Hot sauce vegetables out in one layer. Set the cheese, spreading it evenly on the underside of the caps. (You and chilled until you’re ready to ¼ cup plus 1 tablespoon veg- Place an oven rack in the top the pan on the shelf in the top and roll up the tortilla tightly to want to lose the gills because they wrap it in the tortillas. I like to etable oil plus extra for oiling the third of the oven and preheat the third of the oven and broil the enclose the filling. Repeat with the become soggy when cooked and add sharp cheddar cheese to this poblano broiler. Clean the mushrooms; vegetables, turning them often, remaining tortillas, cheese and stain everything black.) recipe, but if your crowd is vegan, 1 large poblano (3½-4 ounces) remove and discard the stems (or until the garlic is tender and the filling. Arrange the filled tortillas, Watery as they are, mushrooms leave it out. or half a 4½-ounce can green save them for another use such vegetables are browned around seam side down on the rimmed nonetheless soak up additional MUSHROOM AND CHEESE chiles as vegetable stock); scrape out the the edges, about 8 to 10 minutes. sheet pan, lined with a fresh piece liquid like a sponge. In this case, BURRITOS ¾ pound large cherry tomatoes gills with a spoon and discard Transfer the tomatoes and onion of foil and bake them on the mid- the flavorings are lime juice, Start to finish: 1 hour 20 min- 1 medium onion, sliced ½-inch them. Slice the caps in half and to a food processor. Peel the garlic dle shelf of the oven for 8 to 10 minced garlic and cumin, all of utes thick, and the slices separated then slice them crosswise into ½- and add it to the processor. minutes or until heated through. which are absorbed by the porto- Servings: 6 6 ounces coarsely grated sharp inch strips. Add the mushrooms to the Cut the tortillas in half crosswise bellos while the rest of the vegeta- 1½ pounds Portobello mush- cheddar cheese In a large shallow bowl whisk sheet pan and spread them out in and transfer 2 halves to each of 6 bles are being broiled. rooms (about 6 medium to large) Six 8-inch flour tortillas together the lime juice, cumin, one layer. Broil them, turning sev- plates. Serve with the avocado, First in the sheet pan is the 3 tablespoons fresh lime juice, 1 firm ripe avocado, cut into minced garlic and ¼ teaspoon salt eral times, until they are golden cilantro, sour cream, lime wedges, poblano. You want to brown it plus lime wedges for garnish cubes until the salt is dissolved; whisk and tender, about 8 to 10 min- and hot sauce for garnish. www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, April 26, 2017— 21 Cleveland teen to promote ‘Be Your Best Self’ message Halla Maynard, Distinguished tions created by Distinguished Young Woman of Tennessee, will Young Women participants at all join young women across the levels (local, state and national). nation through Friday in cele- Maynard will travel to Mobile, brating National Be Your Best Ala., in June to participate in the Self Week, a national outreach 60th annual Distinguished Young event sponsored by Evonik and Women National Finals. She will presented by Distinguished gain life experience through a Young Women. series of activities and events Maynard will visit Taylor while preparing to compete for Elementary School on May 1 to cash scholarships and the oppor- present the program’s simple tunity to represent the program message geared toward inspiring as the Distinguished Young young people to lead successful Woman of America for 2017. and productive lives. About Distinguished Young The Bradley Central High Women: Founded in 1958 in School senior will use her per- Mobile, Alabama, Distinguished sonal experiences and unique tal- Young Women is the largest and Contributed photo Bradley Central High School class of 1972 will hold its 45th reunion on June 3 at the Coffey ents to create and deliver a pres- Halla Maynard oldest national scholarship pro- Barn. For reservation information, contact Betsy Maupin Gentry at 423-310-5075. Reservation dead- entation designed to develop gram for high school girls. During leaders for the future. “Be Best Self program is the official its 60 years of operation, the pro- line is May 3. From left, seated, are Teresa Withrow Grant, Dan Swafford, Darrell Coffey and Judy healthy, be involved, be studious, outreach program of gram has provided life-changing Cody Henderson; and standing, Betsy Maupin Gentry, Cheryl Moore Ledford, Lucille Caywood Moore, be ambitious and be responsible” Distinguished Young Women. In experiences for more than Linda Davenport Ballew and Mary Lou Shelton Broome. are the five elements that help keeping with the Distinguished 745,000 young women. define what it truly means to Be Young Women mission, the out- Distinguished Young Women has Your Best Self, and are the prin- reach program provides an provided more than $106 million ciples upon which the outreach opportunity for participants to in cash scholarships and $1.1 program is based. Young people beneficially impact the lives of billion in college granted scholar- who agree to accept the Be Your others in their communities, ship opportunities annually to Best Self challenge will complete specifically young boys and girls. program participants at the local, pledge cards as a personal com- The simple and practical message state and national level. mitment to live by the program’s of Be Your Best Self is carried Previously known as America’s five principles. across the country through Junior Miss, its new name was Founded in 1987, the Be Your dynamic and engaging presenta- announced in June 2010. Athens Area Children’s Choir spring concert set for April 30 ATHENS — Athens Area The ensemble includes donations are requested, and Children’s Choir announces its Ashleigh Turner, Caroline tickets will not be sold in Spring Concert to be April 30 at Ingram, Emily Offutt, George advance. For questions or more 2 p.m. at The Arts Center in Wilson, Kaydann Bennard, information about this or any Athens. There is no admission Lauren Luallen, Loren Whidby, AACA program, contact The Arts fee for the concert, though a $5 Maddie Yates, Natalie Leonesio, Center by phone at 423-745- donation to Athens Area Council Nikki Lawrence, Rachel Willhite, 8781, online at athensartscoun- for the Arts is requested. All Sumer Jaibat, Walker Combs cil.org, or in person at 320 N. donations received will fund and Wesley Graybeal. White St. in Athens. scholarships or operating Malone is music director at St. expenses for AACC. Paul’s Episcopal Church and a Athens Area Children’s Choir private piano instructor. She has is a program of the Athens Area more than 30 years experience Council for the Arts, which is in music education and holds a Contributed photos supported by the Tennessee Arts bachelor of arts degree in music tHe Calfee faMily reunion will be May 7 at the Coffey Barn, 2688 Commission. education from St. Leo Benton Pike, Cleveland, from noon to 4 p.m. Lunch will be at 1 p.m. Bring AACC is directed by local University, a masters in music your covered dish and any memorabilia you want to share. Show your sup- musician Karen Malone and education from Florida State port and enjoy good food, fun and fellowship — games include bingo, corn assisted by Ellen Kimball, AACA University, and has completed hole, karoke and door prizes. For more information, call Fred Calfee at 472- executive director emeritus, who doctorate coursework at the 5383, Robyn Calfee at 790-2808, or Melodie Calfee at 829-0875. Above are also serves as accompanist. The University of Southern singers are in grades 4-8 and California. children of John Henry Calfee, left, and Grace Rebecca Calfee. From left are from McMinn, Meigs, and Kimball is executive director Walter, Bernice, Wesley, Earl, Bascome, Vergie, Claude, Clyde and Urbane. Monroe counties. emeritus of AACA and was the accompanist for the original Athens Area Children’s Choir (1997 to 2007). Ellen also has BANNER more than 30 years experience in music and is currently the Hints from Heloise BABIES accompanist for voice students at Tennessee Wesleyan Amanda and Jeffrey Shook of University. Cleveland, along with AACC welcomes special guest, Christopher, announce the birth David Ledbetter, a local profes- of Hunter Ray James, their 21- sional musician, who will accom- Heloise’s Peking Roast in a large zip-top bag or into a 78279-5001. The best part of inch, 7-pound, 11-ounce son, on pany the ensemble on percus- sion. Dear Heloise: I remember bowl, and slowly pour the vine- this roast? Some say it’s the April 20, 2017, at Tennova Admission is free, though the wonderful recipe your moth- gar over it. Add enough water to next day, when you fix a roast Healthcare. Grandparents are er had for her PEKING ROAST. cover the meat. Cover the bowl beef sandwich! — Heloise Theresa Wilson and Robert Please reprint it. I lost my old with plastic wrap and refrigerate Pendergrass and Joan and cookbook that had it clipped out 24 to 48 hours. Turn the bag Easy cheesecake Charles Shook of Cleveland. from the newspaper. Thank you. often, or baste the meat occa- Dear Readers: Would you ——— — A Reader in Massachusetts sionally with vinegar mixture. like to make a quick-and-easy BANNER POLICY: Birth Dear Reader: Oh, to lose a Before cooking, DRAIN THE cheesecake? Mix one average- announcements cannot be accept- cookbook! That’s just plain MEAT! Heat enough oil to cover size package of vanilla pudding ed by email or fax due to legal awful! So many family recipes, the bottom of a heavy pot over according to the directions on considerations. Submitted infor- some clipped from papers and medium-high heat (a cast-iron the package. Add 1 (8-ounce) mation must be on an official form magazines, many handwritten. Dutch oven is good). Add the package of softened cream and accompanied by photo ID. This is my mother’s (the original meat and brown until very dark cheese and mix until well blend- There is a $10 charge to include Heloise, 1919-1977) recipe from on all sides. Pour the coffee over ed. Pour the mixture into a additional information such as long ago. It’s nice to know it’s the meat and add enough water STORE-BOUGHT graham-crack- deceased grandparents or family still a favorite! Here you go: to cover the meat. Cover. Reduce er pie crust and refrigerate until members other than siblings and HELOISE PEKING ROAST heat and cook slowly for approx- set. You can use canned fruit pie grandparents. (Announcements Use a 3-5 pound beef roast. imately 6 hours. filling to top. If watching calo- including a photo must go through Any cut, even the cheapest! Check often, as you may ries, use water-packed cherries, paid advertising.) Call the Banner For the marinade: Use cut-up need to add water to keep the low-calorie apple topping or for more information at 472-5041. garlic (slivers) and cut-up meat covered. When the meat is fresh fruit! I drain the cherries, onions. Some people who may tender, then and ONLY then sprinkle with cinnamon sugar, not like garlic or onions can skip add salt and pepper to taste. mix and top the cheesecake. — this step. Also use 1 cup of You’ll find this and other Heloise apple-cider, white or even red- scrumptious family recipes in Hanging recipe wine vinegar. my All-Time Favorite Recipes When time to cook, you will pamphlet by going to my web- Dear Heloise: When using a need 2 cups BREWED strong site, www.Heloise.com, to order recipe card or clipping, I use a black coffee. it, or send a stamped (70 magnet to attach it to the hinge The Graduating Class of 2017 Use a sharp knife to cut slits cents), self-addressed, busi- on a kitchen cabinet. It’s easy into the roast, then insert slivers ness-size envelope, along with to read. — James the Cook, 8th Annual Keepsake Edition of garlic and onions, depending $5, to: Heloise/Recipes, P.O. Colorado Springs, Colo. Box 795001, San Antonio, TX on your taste buds! Put the meat © 2017 by King Features Syndicate Inc. Congratulating our Seniors.

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Hurry, advertising space is limited! CALL TODAY! 472-5041 22—Cleveland Daily Banner—wednesday, April 26, 2017 www.clevelandbanner.com Lee hosts Latin American and Iberian studies conference Lee University’s Department College, Georgia State ward in their careers. of Language and Literature University, Harding University, “Attention to diversity and recently hosted its sixth annu- Covenant College, Universidad culture is important in all sec- al Interdisciplinary Conference Minuto de Dios and tors and across all levels of on Latin American and Iberian Universidad Santo Tomás. education, so I decided to Studies. The poster presentation ses- share my experience as an The conference’s purpose is sion featured work from international educator with to promote academic excellence Gimnasio Jireh (Cota, culturally responsive peda- among undergraduate stu- Colombia), Colegio Americano gogy,” said Bennet. dents, and to bring together de Ibague (Ibague, Colombia), “I based my presentation less students and professors from a and Cleveland High School. on the theoretical underpin- wide variety of disciplines Students and faculty from all nings of this method, and more including languages, humani- fields and disciplines related to on practical aspects, answering ties and history. Latin America and Spain were the question: how can a ‘cul- This year, attendance asked to present on literature, turally responsive life’ help us reached over 250 people among humanities, language and improve situations of injustice international teachers and high other topics in relation to the and inequality.” school students. Eleven col- culture of Latin America and Bennett earned his bachelor leges and universities from Iberia. of arts in Spanish from Lee around the nation were repre- The Lee students presenting University and his master of sented along with high school for the conference were Easton arts in education from the students from Colombia and Bevel, Audra Chaney, Jude University of West Florida HigH ScHool students exhibit poster presentations on Latin and Iberian studies in the lobby of Cleveland. Clarke, William Gardner, Julius with a focus on TESOL Lee’s humanities Center during the conference. “This has been the sixth suc- Garrod, Victoria Lentz, Micaela (Teaching English to Speakers cessful undergraduate confer- Lucas, Barbara Quintard, of Other Languages). He is ence in a row,” said Dr. Joanna Van Pelt and William currently a primary teacher in Alexander Steffanell, director of Wheeler. Norway. the Latin American Studies Students presented on a Bricker earned her bachelor program at Lee. “For the first variety of topics such as bilin- of arts in Spanish with minors time we had 20 international gualism, families, education, in intercultural studies and high school students and social issues, government, and TESOL from Lee University. teachers from Colombia pre- Colombian culture. She currently serves as an senting, and plan to expand “This annual conference immigrant advocate and will the countries represented at always aims to explore critical soon begin her Master of Arts the conference in the future. thinking on culture and in international studies at Not only has the conference enhance research on contro- Fuller Seminary. been a place to exchange intel- versial but up-to-date topics,” The presentation panel mod- lectual knowledge, but also a said Steffanell. erators were all from Lee place to raise awareness of The main panel included pre- University and included Evan Latin American and Iberian sentations with Lee alums Humphreys, Rachel confer issues.” Robert Bennett and Emily Leidemann, Dr. Sara Ortega- ence Represented at the confer- Bricker. The presentations dis- Higgs, Barbara Quintard, atten- ence were 25-30 professors and cussed how Lee University Guilherme Silva Von Streber, deeS listen undergraduate students from helped them succeed in their Hannah White and Dr. James to Robert Lee University, along with dele- current professions. They also Wilkins. Bennett’s gates from the University of explored the relationship For more information on the presenta- Kentucky, Gettysburg College, between culture and foreign conference, contact Steffanell tion via Tennessee Wesleyan University, language and how such knowl- at [email protected] skype. Young Harris College, Georgia edge will help them move for- or call 423-614-8216. Lee to present spring Faculty Brass Concert at Pangle hall

Lee University faculty mem- bers Gordon James, Bill Pritchard, Dr. Doug Warner and Dr. Nathan Warner, along with Lee graduate student Jordan Bailey, will present a brass con- cert on Monday, May 1, at 7:30 p.m. in Pangle Hall. The evening will feature works by Johann Sebastian Bach, Elmer Bernstein, Eric Ewazen and Michael Tilson Thomas. As Principal Horn of the Chattanooga Symphony and Opera, James has been playing and teaching horn for over 30 years. He is currently an adjunct horn instructor at the nathan Warner doug Warner University of Tennessee at Chattanooga, Southern Adventist University, and Lee. Waterville girl scout troop 40248 recently visited the Ronald McDonald house in Pritchard serves as a tuba Chattanooga, to donate Girl scout cookies and to tour and learn what the Ronald McDonald house and euphonium professor and orchestral coach at Lee, in addi- does for the community. the troop also donated $100 of their cookie money to help the organization. tion to being a low brass profes- From left front are shiloh, Katheron, emerson, shilo Lydia, Kaylee, Gillian, Olivia and sage. In back sor at Georgia College and State are Aimee sampson (leader), Molly, Nikki, Ashlyn, Destiny, Cloe, and Christina Pendergrass, leader. University. He began teaching in Atlanta in 2001, while he was a member of the Army Ground Forces Band. He cur- Social Security MatterS rently plays tuba with the Midtown (Atlanta) Brass Quintet, the Georgia Brass Band, the New Atlanta Ask Rusty — Do over option Philharmonic, and the Ludwig Symphony, among others. By AMAC Certified Social Security applied and when you with- NSSA, the AMAC Foundation, Dr. Doug Warner is chair of Bill Pritchard gordon James Advisor Russell Gloor drew. Not only that, any ben- and the Foundation's Social the department of music per- Association of Mature American efits someone else, such as a Security Advisors are not affili- formance studies and professor Knoxville Symphony, Lady in Lee’s Symphony Orchestra, Citizens spouse or dependents, ated with or endorsed by the of music at Lee. He has been Antebellum, Doc Severinsen, Wind Ensemble, and Brass received on your application United States Government, the Principal Trombonist of the Peter Cetera, Clay Aiken, Slide Choir. He recently performed in would have to be repaid also. Social Security Administration, Chattanooga Symphony and Dear Rusty: I just recently Hampton, Lou Marini, The Four the orchestra for the Lee Said another way, if you start or any other state government. Opera since 1985. From 1986 Tops, The Temptations, Olivia Theatre production of “Oliver!” turned 62 and have not yet and later withdraw your appli- Furthermore, the AMAC to 1997, he was a member of filed for Social Security, but Newton-John, and Franki Valli The Monday evening concert cation, you will need to wipe Foundation and its staff do not the King’s Brass, a touring I'm wondering - Is it possible and The Four Seasons. Before is free, non-ticketed, and open the slate clean with Social provide legal or accounting ensemble with which he record- to start my Social Security Lee, he was instructor of to the public. Security and repay any services. The Foundation wel- ed four albums. Trumpet at the Manhattan For more information about benefits at age 62, take bene- monies paid out on your comes questions from readers fits for about 6 months just Dr. Nathan Warner, an assis- School of Music Pre College in the event, email music@leeuni- behalf, including benefits, regarding Social Security tant professor of music at Lee, New York City. versity.edu or contact Lee’s to get some extra money in, withheld taxes and Medicare issues. To submit a request, and then stop benefits and has performed with the Bailey is studying music per- School of Music at 423-614- premiums. So if your goal is contact the Foundation at Chattanooga Symphony, the formance at Lee. He is involved 8240. restart them again at my full to get some money in for the [email protected]. retirement age of 66? If it is short term, then I don't possible would it affect the believe that the "do over" amount at 66, which at pres- option is one that will help ent would be about $1400.00 you achieve it since you'll per month? Signed: have to pay them back every- Wondering thing they paid out. As to Flea and tick populations continue to rise Dear Wondering: Well, the your second question, if for ATLANTA — Plenty of pests these pests,” said Charlie Jones, fessional flea and tick treat- where ticks are common, it’s simple answer to your first some reason you did exercise pose health risks to humans, Arrow pest expert. ments. 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Here's why: Social 100% of what you are entitled that summer is prime season for their families and pets this sum- more than 200 times their body Also, use a tick repellant con- Security does allow a "do over" to at your full retirement age. ticks and fleas, which pose seri- mer and in recognition of length, it is extremely easy for taining DEET or Permethrin and option, granting anyone who ous health risks to pets. Dogs National Pet Month, Arrow them to catch a ride on a pet when returning indoors, inspect applies for and starts receiv- The information presented in are very susceptible to tick bites Exterminators has prepared a and into a home. clothing and skin and pets for ing their benefits the option to this article is intended for gen- and tickborne diseases so it is list of five important precautions n Vacuum frequently. This ticks, especially the head and change their mind within one eral information purposes only. important that pet owners take to prevent an infestation. will help remove fleas and pre- behind the ears. year, withdraw their applica- The opinions and interpreta- precautionary steps to prevent n Keep outdoor play areas vent the laying of eggs. If a flea or tick infestation is tion and delay re-applying tions expressed in this article flea and tick infestations. and lawns groomed and clear of It’s important to remember suspected, a pest professional until a later date when their are the viewpoints of the “Fleas and ticks are especially brush, grass clippings, wood- that fleas are not only fantastic should be contacted immediately benefit amount would be larg- AMAC Foundation's Social problematic in the warmer piles and leaf debris. These are hitchhikers, but also profession- to eradicate the problem. er. 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Recycle this newspaper you between when you first Association, LLC (NSSA). put pets at risk for picking up and visit a veterinarian for pro- n When outside, in areas www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Wednesday, April 26, 2017— 23 Prosthetic arm designed by undergrads lets girl play violin FAIRFAX, Va. (AP) — The year, and their initial idea had on what Isabella would need to pressure was on for Abdul fallen through. play the violin with some Gouda and his classmates at Still, Gouda admitted some finesse. George Mason University: Not hesitation at the outset. On Thursday, Isabella only did their graduation depend “It’s sort of a lot of pressure,” received her final prosthetic, on the success of their project, he said. “You’ve got this young built from a 3-D printer, and hot but so did the hopes of an girl who’s counting on you and pink (at her request) with impossibly cute 10-year-old girl. you’re expected to deliver.” “Isabella’s attachment” embla- Fifth-grader Isabella Nicola The team — Gouda, Mona zoned on the forearm. wanted to play the violin, but Elkholy, Ella Novoselsky, Racha She played some scales as she she was born with no left hand Salha and Yasser Alhindi — adjusted the fit, and even a few and a severely abbreviated fore- developed multiple prototypes bars of Beethoven’s “Ode to arm. Her music teacher at throughout the year. There was Joy.” Island Creek Elementary in a fair amount of literature on “Oh, my gosh, that’s so much Fairfax County had built her a similar projects that helped better,” Isabella said as she tried prosthetic allowing her to move them get a good start, but out the new prosthetic. the bow with her left arm and Isabella’s case is unique to her, And the team had a surprise finger the strings with her right and the project included plenty for her, a plug-in attachment — the opposite of how violin is of trial and error. designed to let her grip a han- usually taught. But the pros- Isabella communicated easily dlebar and ride a bicycle. thetic was heavy and he thought with the group and provided “I feel very blessed that I have AP Photo/steve helber there might be a better option. feedback, especially about the this amazing group of people,” He reached out to Mason, his weight. The first came in at 13 Isabella said. ten-yeAR-old Isabella Nicola Cabrera plays her violin with her new prosthetic at the engineering alma mater. ounces (369 grams); the final Isabella had her heart set on department of George Mason University in Fairfax, Va., Thursday. Isabella never had any doubt it would As it happened, Gouda and version shaved an ounce or two playing music when the school come together. "I felt right away that I'd be able to play," she said. "I've always had perseverance." his four teammates in the bio- off that after feedback from began offering strings lessons in engineering department were in Isabella. fourth grade. the market for a project — stu- The team enlisted a music “I’ve never told her no. I told able to do an adaptation,” said kept going forward.” “I felt right away that I’d be dents are required to take on a professor at Mason, Elizabeth her we would try. There was no her mother, Andrea Cabrera. Isabella never had any doubt able to play,” she said. “I’ve capstone project their senior Adams, who provided feedback guarantee the school would be “Through these little miracles, it it would come together. always had perseverance.” Virtual reality, apps add interactivity to music videos NASHVILLE (AP) — More over 3 million views in 48 tablets. generations first experienced concert on a phone. Members of the rock band musicians are using new tech- hours. Nineteen-year-old country music in a visual form. Bryan “You’re viewing it on a small- Saint Motel have VR headsets, nology, including 360-degree “We’re beginning to see not singer Bailey Bryan is addicted said most people react with er screen, and maybe you don’t and frontman AJ Jackson cameras, virtual reality musical only the ability to take your to Instagram and loves confusion when she shows have headphones on, so you’re attends VR conventions. They experiences and vertical videos, music and your live concert Snapchat a little too much them the video on a cellphone. not hearing the full sound,” he have been creating hybrid to reach the smartphone gener- streams and your VR and 360 sometimes, so those mobile “It starts with unlocking the said. music videos, which Jackson ation of music fans who are experiences with you on mobile apps became the framework for phone screen ... and they will Fans of country star Eric called a “virtualizer,” that com- discovering new music on their devices, but to merge together her first music video for her be like, ‘Oh, hey, you got a Church can purchase a 360- bine a lyric video, live perform- phones and tablets. the two in really unique ways to song “Own It,” which is meant Snapchat — wait, wait, what’s degree video of his full 2016 ance video and graphics in a Pop singer Ingrid Michaelson provide really fantastic experi- to be watched vertically on a happening?’” Bryan said. “And Coachella Music festival per- 360-degree video environment. made a music video using only ences for fans,” said Vivien phone or tablet. then they are like, ‘Oh, this is formance, which they can “It’s a lot of people’s first VR Snapchat filters and the elec- Lewitt, YouTube’s global head of The video, which introduces the video!’” watch through their iPhone or experience,” Jackson said. tronic band Gorillaz released a artist relations. Bryan through the lens of her Some bands are using VR Android phone via Google “You’ve got to take it slow and six-minute VR music video that Lewitt said more than 60 per- phone’s various apps, is technology via phones or head- Cardboard or Samsung Gear you’ve got to make sure every- was the most successful VR cent of YouTube watch time designed not for broadcast on sets to add interactivity to a VR. The “Springsteen” singer one’s first experience is great.” video debut on YouTube with now happens on mobile and CMT or MTV, where previous recorded performance. Rock said he’s not much of a VR- Jackson said he doesn’t want band Young the Giant shot a technology geek, but liked that to stop creating traditional live performance at the the cameras gave fans a differ- music videos, but smartphones YouTube Space in Los Angeles ent perspective on the live have opened up new avenues with 360 cameras above, below show. for visually creative bands to and throughout a crowd of “There was a camera between experiment and find new audi- neon-painted dancers for a me and my drummer and you ences. music video for its song can kind of turn around and “Everyone has a smartphone, “Silvertongue.” see the drummer and turn back so everyone has an ability to Payam Doostzadeh, bassist around and see me,” Church see these 360 videos and they for the band, said it’s a chal- said. “It’s like you’re in the mid- all have the ability to do VR,” lenge to recreate being at a real dle of everything.” Jackson said.

AP Photo/Ron Jenkins, File In thIs nov. 24, 2016, file photo, country music singer Eric Church performs at halftime during an NFL football game between the Washington Redskins and Dallas Cowboys in Arlington, Texas. Church is one of many musicians using new technology, including 360-degree cameras, virtual reality musical experiences and vertical videos, to reach the smart phone generation of music fans who are discovering new music on their phones and tablets.

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SAVE SAVE SAVE $ 98 UP TO SAVE 1 $ 30 ¢ ¢ ON 2 1 11 80

DiGiorno Hungry-Man Banquet Best Choice 12 Inch Pizza Dinners Pot Pie Frozen Potatoes Selected Varieties 2$ Selected Varieties $ 99 Selected Varieties ¢ Selected Varieties $ 99 17.3-34.2 Oz. for10 13.1-16 Oz. 2 7 Oz. 89 28-32 Oz. 1

SAVE SAVE SAVE UP TO SAVE $ 98 $ 30 1 UP TO 2 $ 10 ON 2 ON 2 1 $120 Popsicles, Klondike Healthy Choice Kahiki Bowls Best Choice or Magnum Steamers or Selections or Egg Rolls Ice Cream Frozen Novelties Selected Varieties 2$ Selected Varieties $ 79 Selected Flavors 2$ Selected Varieties $ 99 9.5-12.33 Oz. for 5 12-12.2 Oz. 2 1.75 Qt. for 4 3-20 Ct. 3 THE COOKE'S FAMILY PROMISE S1_COOKE_PAGE4_042617 SINCE 1936 SINCE 1936

SINCE 1936 SINCE 1936 HEALTH • BEAUTY • WELLNESS

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HEALTHY TIPS FROMSINCE 19 GINA36 Special K

Shakes or Bars SAVE Selected Varieties UP TO Gina $ 30 4-6 Ct. 1 Moser D.Ph. Cooke’s Pharmacy (423) 472-6478 $ 49 [email protected] We make it easier for 5 patients to use their medications. Sometimes, patients may require a medication therapy in a strength or easier-to-use form that is not commercially available. Pharmacy SAVE SAVE compounding lets us partner $599 $ with your prescriber to better ON 2 1 meet your unique needs. Our expert compounding Crest Pro Health BUY ONE Dial pharmacist can help your Mouthwash GET ONE Body Wash prescriber provide patient- Selected Varieties Selected Varieties $ 67 16 Oz. 16 Oz. specific strengths and FREE 3 dosages as well as improve adherence by altering a medication’s form to make it easier for you to ingest, or adding flavor to make it more palatable. We specialize in compounding for many needs: • SAVE Free flavoring for pediatric UP TO SAVE patients $ 42 ¢ • Bio-identical Hormone 2 48 Replacement Therapy Depends Herbal Essences • Veterinary Underwear or Shampoo or • Dermatology Poise Pads Conditioner • Chronic pain management Selected Varieties $ 95 Selected Varieties $ 67 • And Many More 16-54 Ct. 11 10.1 Oz. 2 THE COOKE'S FAMILY PROMISE S1_COOKE_PAGE5_042617 CLEVELAND’S FINEST MEAts

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SINCE 1936 ¢ lb. Sold In 10 Lb. Bag SAVE 79Fresh, Grade A ¢ Chicken 50Lb. Leg Quarters

Fresh, Highest Quality Meats in town $ 89 lb. All1 Natural Prime SAVE SAVE ¢ Boneless $ 10 90Lb.. 1 Lb. Seasoned Sirloin Fresh, Grade A Pork Roast Whole $ 39 Split Fryers lb. 1 Jimmy's recipe of the week! SAVE ¢ HONEY GARLIC BONELESS instructions: 90Lb. CHICKEN THIGHS 1. Preheat oven to 375 degrees F. ingredients: 2. In a bowl with tight fitting lid, put the flour. Add Boneless • 8 boneless skinless Chicken Thighs, in batches and shake to coat. Shake off chicken thighs excess flour and place pieces in a greased 8x8 baking dish, $ 59 • 1/4 cup flour making sure not to lay them flat. They should have the • 1/4 cup honey same shape as they were in the package. lb. 3. In a small bowl, mix the honey, soy sauce, garlic and Fresh, Grade A • 2 tbsp. soy sauce seasonings. Pour evenly over, the chicken. Cover and bake 2 • 4 garlic cloves, minced 30 minutes. Boneless • 1/2 tsp. salt 4. Uncover and bake an additional 15 minutes, basting Skinless • 1/2 tsp. pepper occasionally with sauce. Chicken Thighs for more of COOKE's favorite recipes visit us at http://www.cookeshometowngrocer.com/recipes

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$ 59 SINCE 1936 SAVE $1Ea. 1.2 Lb.,3 All Natural Honeysuckle White 93% Lean Ground Turkey

SAVE SAVE $ 20 $ 40 1Lb. 1 Lb.

Value Pack Bottom Round $ 69 Bottom Round $ 99 Roast 3 lb. Steaks 3 lb. TASTE THE CERTIFIED DIFFERENCE! $ 99 10 lb. SAVE Cowboy Cut $2Lb. Ribeye Steaks

ONE OF THE MOST TENDER, JUICY CUTS OF MEAT THAT DELIVERS THE ULTIMATE BEEFY FLAVOR IN EVERY BITE!

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SINCE 1936 SINCE$ 1936 99 SINCE 1936 lb. SAVE SINCE 1936 6 $ 00 Catfish 1 Lb. Fillets USA KATHY’S RECIPE OF THE WEEK! Ingredients: Directions: • 1 tsp. garlic powder 1. In a shallow bowl, mix together the black pepper, garlic powder, onion powder, paprika, parsley, Cajun • 1 tsp. onion powder cayenne pepper, kosher salt, oregano, and thyme until thoroughly combined. • 1 tsp. paprika 2. Press the Catfish Fillets into the spice mixture to thoroughly coat. Blackened • 1 tsp. dried parsley 3. Arrange a portable heat source outdoors, such as a butane burner or side burner of a gas grill. • 1 tsp. ground cayenne pepper 4. Melt butter in a glass or metal bowl. 5. Light the burner, and place a large cast iron skillet onto the burner over high heat. Catfish • 1 tsp. kosher salt 6. Pour about 1/4 cup of melted butter into the skillet; set remaining 1/2 cup of butter aside. • 1/2 tsp. dried oregano 7. When the butter in the skillet is smoking hot, lay the catfish fillets into the skillet. • 1/2 tsp. dried thyme 8. Cook until the spices are burned onto the fillets and the catfish is opaque and flaky inside, Fillets • Four - 4 oz. catfish fillets about 3 minutes per side. • 3/4 cup unsalted butter 9. Pour remaining 1/2 cup of butter over the catfish fillets. $ 99 $ 99 $ 99 6 lb. 9 lb. 7 lb. Fresh Wild Harvested USA Wild Harvested SAVE Tilapia SAVE Yellow Fin SAVE Shell-On Medium $ $ $ 1Lb. Fillets 1Lb. Tuna Steaks 1Lb. Raw Shrimp 31-35 Count Packaged Meats - Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner $199 $219 $429 $259 Wampler’s Oscar Mayer Wampler’s Farm Oscar Mayer SAVE Pork Sausage SAVE Lunchables SAVE Sausage Patties SAVE Sliced ¢ ¢ On¢ 2 ¢ Mild, Hot or Special Blend Ea. Selected Varieties Hot or Mild 70Ea. 80 56 Ea. 40 Ea. Turkey Bacon 16 Oz. 8-10 Oz. 27 Oz. 12 Oz. $639 $429 $209 $249 Cades Cove Carolina Pride Barbeque Cooked or Eckrich SAVE Pulled Pork SAVE Sea Best SAVE Honey Ham SAVE Smoked Sausage $ 50 Selected Varieties ¢ ¢ Selected Varieties $ Selected Varieties 1 Ea. 50Ea. Cod Fillets 26 Ea. 1Ea. 20-24 Oz. Ea.16 Oz. 10 Oz. 12-14 Oz.

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SINCE 1936 DID YOU SINCE 1936 $ 79 SINCE 1936 7 KNOW? SweetWater Goin’ Coastal or GOIN’ COASTAL SINCE 1936 SAVE Slide into summer and step $ Grass Monkey 1 6 Pk./12 Oz. Bottles off the grid by Goin’ Coastal with this pineapple laced IPA.The bright aromas of the five citrus hop additions are accentuated by the tropical $ 99 $ 99 fruit of the pineapple – and 2 10 just like those three day Cul-de-Sac Fetzer weekends, its finish is quick. Wine Anthony’s Hill Selected Varieties SAVE Selected Varieties 750 mL 80¢ 1.5 Liter GRASS MONKEY Get sprung this spring with $ 49 $ 99 this funky monkey of a wheat ale. A big stash of Budweiser,11 Bud Light, 7 Miller Lite or Coors Abita Lemondrop hops were added Light Beer SAVE Beer Selected Varieties ¢ Selected Varieties SAVE 12 Pk./12 Oz. Cans 80 6 Pk./12 Oz. Bottles to the kettle and the dry $1 hop, delivering a big citrus blast. Light in body with SAVE 80¢ bright citrus notes, this is an $ 79 $ 99 extremely complex but very 11 7 easy drinking brew. SAVE Bud Light Sierra $ Ritas Nevada 1 Selected Varieites Selected Varieties 12 Pk./12 Oz. Cans 6 Pk./12 Oz. Bottles

Local Wines Available From: • TN Valley (Charleston, TN) • Georgia Winery (Ft. Ogelthorpe, GA)

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