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Wednesday,June 17, 2009 •Dalton, Georgia • www.daltondailycitizen.com • 50 Cents Local student, teacher THINGS Experiencing history visit Holocaust Museum TO CHECK BY RACHEL BROWN [email protected] OUT Two days before Dalton Middle ON THE School student Marlen Diaz was 3 INSIDE scheduled to visit the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum in Washington, D.C., authorities say James von Brunn walked inside the The United Way of building and fired a .22-caliber rifle Northwest Georgia will into a guard’s chest. host a Volunteer Vacation Holocaust denier Von Brunn, 88, Summer Session June was arrested and charged with mur- 22-24. der after authorities say he fatally shot museum guard Stephen T. See page 3A Johns when Johns opened the door to let him inside. DSC faculty contribute to The museum was closed last book on Latino immigration. Thursday,but Diaz and eighth- grade language arts teacher CONTRIBUTED PHOTO (LEFT), MISTY WATSON/THE DAILY CITIZEN (RIGHT) See page 9A Gretchen Abernathy were among On the left, Marlen Diaz, left, pauses with her former teacher,Gretchen Abernathy, outside the White House during a trip to the nation’s capital. Right, Abernathy looks on as Diaz shows a neck- Daunte Stallworth ➣ sentenced to 30 days for Please see HOLOCAUST, 2A lace designed by a Holocaust survivor that she bought during her visit to the Holocaust museum. DUI manslaughter. See page 1B Housing construction jumps 911 worker to be fired FROM TODAY’S BY MARTIN CRUTSINGER AP Economics Writer FORUM BY MARK MILLICAN WASHINGTON — [email protected] Construction of new homes jumped “We have had Blue Cross in May by the largest amount in Blue Shield of Georgia all of A Murray County 911 operator three months, an encouraging sign will be fired today for illegally our lives and since Hamilton that the nation’s deep housing reces- Medical Center doesn’t par- “running”alicense plate for a sion was beginning to bottom out. ticipate in the PPO system, we friend while on duty, said sole com- The Commerce Department said have to go to Chattanooga and missioner David Ridley. Atlanta and other areas. It’s Tuesday that construction of new Billie Jane Allen, 32, of 356 W. pure greed.” homes and apartments jumped 17.2 Walnut St. in percent last month to a seasonally Chatsworth, “The next time the adjusted annual rate of 532,000 was charged Whitfield commissioners units. That was better than the with computer 500,000-unit pace that economists invasion of pri- want a feasibility study,I’ll do AP photo it for $2,000 flat.” had expected and came after con- vacy by the struction fell in April to a record New homes under construction are seen on a local street in Murray County See page 2A low of 454,000 units. Parkersburg, Iowa, in May. Sheriff’s Office In another encouraging sign, on Monday, applications for building permits, President Barack Obama is any sustained rebound isn’t said Chief seen as a good indicator of future scheduled to unveil on Wednesday expected to take hold until next Allen WEATHER Deputy Ray activity,rose 4 percent in May to an the administration’s plan to over- spring. That’s partly due to the Sitton. Forecast: Partly sunny annual rate of 518,000 units. haul financial regulation in an effort huge overhang of unsold homes Regina Lynn Today’s High: 89 The better-than-expected to crack down on the lending abus- and a record wave of mortgage Blackwell, 35, Tonight’s Low: 69 rebound in construction was the lat- es that triggered the most severe foreclosures dumping more of 603 Parson est sign that the prolonged slump in upheaval in the nation’s financial unsold homes on the market. Details, Page 12A Road, Lot 4, in housing is coming to an end, which system in seven decades. With foreclosures and other dis- Chatsworth, would be good news for the broad- Even with the encouraging news, tressed properties for sale at deep was also er economy. analysts don’t expect a quick discounts, builders often can’t com- charged with INSIDE The current recession — the rebound in housing, since the econ- pete. Rather than launching new computer inva- longest since the Great Depression omy is still shedding jobs and home developments, they are waiting for Classified...... 4B sion of privacy. — was triggered by a collapse in prices are falling in many places, signs of a broader recovery. Many Blackwell Blackwell Comics...... 5C the housing market that led to soar- making people hesitant to commit to economists believe that home asked Allen to Crossword...... 4C ing loan losses and a banking sys- buying a new home. prices will keep falling until next find out who owned a vehicle from Dear Abby...... 5C tem crisis. A healthy home market Many economists say home spring and that sales won’t start to Horoscope...... 4C is needed to support an economic construction likely will stop show significant gains until next recovery. falling in the current quarter but summer. ➣ Please see FIRING, 2A Lottery...... 2A Movies...... 4C Obituaries...... 10A Opinion...... 4A Getting past the red tape Taste beer for a good cause Sports...... 1-3B BY CHARLES OLIVER BY CHARLES OLIVER [email protected] [email protected] Want to be heard? Molly Jenkins,acounselor at The state of Georgia has a large Citizens may contact Lt. Gov. Cohutta Elementary School, says and sometimes impersonal bureau- Casey Cagle’s office through his Web site she saw the problem numerous cracy, one that many citizens find times over the past school year. 7 69847 00001 6 intimidating. Dennis Pitts says his ltgov.georgia.gov or call (404) kids. That’s where the money 656-5030. Insurance com- When students started the year, goes,”she said. job is to help people find their way their parents had jobs and their through the red tape when they missioner John Oxendine’s Jenkins said teachers, coun- Web site is www.gainsur- economic situation was fine. But selors and principals who discover need help. as the school year progressed, Pitts, a field agent for Lt. Gov. ance.org. His office may be a child in need will approach the some parents lost their jobs and school social workers, who can Casey Cagle, held a listening ses- reached at (404) 656-2070 or their finances declined. Those stu- use the money to help out. sion on Tuesday at Dalton City Hall 800-656-2298. dents might have to go without T.J. Kaikobad, owner of the where people could ask questions medication or other needed items. Dalton Depot restaurant and a or seek help with problems with thing they think the state needs to Principals and teachers might member of Keeping Kids First, said state government. do differently.” step in and help out, but they the group was brainstorming for “About 50 percent of the time, He said the questions he got in couldn’t help everyone. ways to raise money. At the same folks just need a contact with a Dalton aren’t much different than “They just don’t have enough time, the Downtown Dalton state agency. They just want to what he hears in other parts of the money,”she said. Development Authority (DDDA), know who they need to talk to state. That’s where Keeping Kids of which he is a board member,was about whatever the problem they “The concerns and questions are First comes in. It helps bolster planning a beer-tasting festival. Receive A have is,”he said. “They might have pretty much the same everywhere “angel funds” that each school “It seemed like a perfect vehi- an issue with (the Department of we go,”he said. system has for short-term emer- cle,”he said, noting that other “For Sale By Owner” Human Resources), or they might gency aid for students or their be an advocate for a child with spe- families. Sign cial needs and want to tell us some- ➣ Please see LISTENING, 3A “It’s just for the basic needs of ➣ Please see BEER, 3A LOTTERY WINNING NUMBERS – FOR JUNE 16 ATYOUR Georgia: Cash 3 Midday: 7-7-7, Cash 4: 1-8-7-5, Evening Cash 3: 8-6-3, PAGE 2 Mega Millions:15-21-26-9-45, Mega Ball: 25 SERVICE Tennessee: Cash 3: 1-7-1, Lucky Sum: 9; Cash 4: 5-6-0-1, Lucky Sum: 12; Evening Cash 3: 2-7-2, Lucky Sum 11; Cash 4: 9-2-3-7, Lucky Sum: 21 Our mailing address: 2A Wednesday, June 17, 2009 P.O. Box 1167 Dalton, Ga. 30722-1167 Our shipping address: TODAYS FORUM Firing 308 S. Thornton Ave. TODAY’S CITIZEN Dalton, Ga. 30720 Editor’s note: Please ➣ keep your comments as “The insurance commis- Continued from page 1A brief as possible. Get to NAME: Tiffany Howard Our Web site: sioner of Georgia should a license plate number she the point! Longer com- investigate why the AGE: 17 www.daltondailycitizen.com had written down, according ments should be submit- Hamilton Medical Center to the sheriff’s office. HOME: Cohutta To visit us: ted as letters to the editor. administrator is a board If you include a name, Allen was placed on a FAMILY:Mom, Angie Our offices are located on the member of Health One please spell it. Call (706) three-day suspension that Howard; brother, west side of the intersection of 272-7748 to reach Alliance. This is a conflict of interest.” began Monday,said Ridley. Gregory; sister-in-law, Thornton Avenue and Morris Today’s Forum. He said she will be fired Street in downtown Dalton. today as of 5 p.m. Jessica We’re open 8 a.m. until 5 p.m. “Cohutta needs a change “Can you imagine how much money the state of “She’s serving the second SCHOOL:Northwest Monday through Friday. like Varnell had — out with day of her suspension,” the very old and in with Georgia would save if all High School How to call us: the recepients of welfare Ridley said when asked some new faces, starting Allen’s status on Tuesday. PLAY:Hanging out Main number: 706-217- with the current mayor and benefits had to take a drug test before receiving their “It’s an automatic three-day with my boyfriend (Jake NEWS council!” checks?” suspension, according to Rackley), (That’s 706-217-6397) county policy, and the county playing softball, riding horses When you’re not sure with whom “We have had Blue manager investigates during Cross Blue Shield of “Ladies don’t wear tat- SHE SAID:“Go fishing.” you need to speak, our operator toos or body piercings.” that time. She will be termi- will make sure you’re transferred to Georgia all of our lives and nated Wednesday.” since Hamilton Medical the person who can best help you. “When reviewing your Ridley said 911 director Center doesn’t participate Peggy Vick called him on Delivery: 706-272-7705 in the PPO system, we have Dalton Utilities bill look at your water service vs. your Monday to tell him Allen had Holocaust Our staff can take your subscrip- to go to Chattanooga and been arrested, and stated, Atlanta and other areas. It’s wastewater service. tion and delivery-related calls Currently wastewater serv- “We took action according to one of the most memorable pure greed.” ➣ Continued from page 1A from 6 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday ice is higher because we are the personnel policy.”He aspects of the museum was through Friday, and from 6 a.m. said Allen had “previous dis- a photograph of thousands “The person who thinks spending too much on capi- the first group inside when to 10 a.m. Saturday and ciplinary problems,”but of locks of women’s hair. Newt Gingrich and Sarah tal. Building an unneeded it reopened on Friday. Sunday. declined to comment, citing The Nazis shaved the heads Palin are so smart is a good sewer line will only add to Diaz, a rising ninth-grader, If a subscriber is missed, call by confidentiality issues. of both male and female candidate for a psychia- cost.” was visiting as a reward for 10 a.m. on weekdays and Allen was arrested in July winning first place in the prisoners when they weekends for re-delivery. trist’s couch. I’m still of 2006 for simple battery laughing at that one.” “I wish I could afford to Georgia Commission on arrived, partly to cut down Call if you need to: move out of Dalton and get but the charge was dis- the Holocaust middle on disease, partly to dehu- ➣ have us redeliver your news- missed, said assistant district “The person who thinks away from all these high school art contest. manize their captives, paper attorney Scott Minter. Newt Gingrich and Sarah society people.” “Ever since the shooting Abernathy said. ➣ order or renew a subscription Blackwell was arrested on Palin are smart belongs in happened, I now believe Abernathy remembers ➣ ask for a vacation hold “Every time they want to June 8, 2005, for possession that if we let people behave seeing a train car that was the same asylum with of ephedrine, theft by receiv- ➣ have us refill a newsrack them.” raise our electric or water like that, it could definitely used to transport residents ➣ ask about your account rates they always use that ing stolen property,posses- happen again,”Diaz said. of the Warsaw ghetto to ➣ order a back issue lame excuse that ‘we’re sion of a firearm or knife “It’s like everything came Treblenka, a Nazi death “We had an emergency while trying to commit a at our church today and doing better than the other alive once we got to the camp in Poland. Both she Classified: 706-217-6397 crime,possession of EMS was very quick to states.’Idon’t care about museum. It’s not like any and Diaz say they can still To place a classified ad, or for the other states, I’m wor- methamphetamine and pos- other history lesson that smell the leather stench of respond. I just want to session of tools for the com- questions about classified thank them.” ried about me.” you just learn about it and a pile of shoes at the muse- advertising. Hours are 8 a.m. to mission of a crime. She was move on.” um. Nazis instructed pris- indicted along with her hus- 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. “I had no idea that turn- “What a wonderful, Mourners had placed oners to remove their shoes band, Nathaniel Bryan Classified fax: 706-272-7743 ing 70 and being sick would courageous article on white and red carnations before they were penned Blackwell, on April 26, make me so lonely. Nobody Hamilton Medical Center. and candles outside the into showers — sometimes 2006, for possession of Advertising: 706-217-6397 to help. Nobody to care.” The monopoly must stop.” museum in memory of real showers, sometimes ephedrine and manufacturing Johns, Abernathy said. She deadly gas chambers. To place a display advertise- “The flags posted “If George Bush was meth. Nathaniel Blackwell said she and Diaz were in a Diaz’ winning art proj- ment, schedule an insert, or for around the courthouse and such a great president why took responsibility for the group of about 15 who ect was of a Jewish girl and questions about your advertis- parkway several times a did he lead us into a war in charges and received 10 entered the museum 10 a German boy walking ing account. year are a wonderful tribute Iraq which we did not need years in prison. As part of the minutes before the crowds down a path and leaving Advertising fax: 706-272-7743 to our service personnel. to fight and which cost us deal the charges were dis- began to pour in. multi-colored footprints 4,000 lives?” missed against Regina Auschwitz survivor Eugen behind. The words “we are Newsroom: 706-217-6397 Marsha Whitener,Jim Chamblee and everyone Blackwell, Minter said. Schoenfeld, a native of equal” surround them in 22 Call this number if you: who helps to set and store “Contrary to popular District Attorney Kermit Czechoslovakia and a languages, and symbols of ➣ have a question or comment those flags are to be com- belief, blubber does not McManus said his office will member of the Georgia Nazi Germany and the about our news coverage, or mended.” look better when it has been evaluate the cases against Holocaust Commission, Jewish Star of David hang our editorial page run through a tanning booth Allen and Blackwell after led them inside. nearby. ➣ have a story idea “I don’t know if the or had a bunch of nasty tat- sheriff’s office investigators “He took us upstairs, Diaz and Abernathy Newsroom fax: 706-275-6641 Dalton police are corrupt toos put on it.” present the evidence to him. and we all stood in silence toured the museum for but some of them sure do Presentations could be made for a few minutes,” about two-and-a-half hours Sports: 706-272-7734 look good. They should do “Congratulations to my to the grand jury — more Abernathy said. The group on Friday and also had Sports fax: 706-275-6641 a calendar.” grandson Kenneth Crowley likely in August than July at included members of sev- lunch at the U.S. Capitol for graduating from this point, he said — and if eral different denomina- with three congressmen, Corrections: 706-272-7750 “The next time the Georgia Technical College an indictment is returned tions and races, and they they said. Abernathy said The newspaper strives for fair- Whitfield commissioners in Americus, Ga.” arraignment will be in the were gathered on what this is her second time vis- ness and accuracy. If you have want a feasibility study,I’ll month following the grand would have been the 80th iting the Holocaust muse- a question about a story, please do it for $2,000 flat.” “Mark Shields’ column jury’s convening. birthday of Anne Frank, um. She went in 2008 with call the newsroom. We will print on June 15 is a must read Allen was released on a the author of a famous an eighth-grade language for everyone.” a correction or clarification “My wife was driving on $1,000 bond on Monday. diary who died in a con- arts honors class. This was when one is in order. Cleveland Highway and she Blackwell left jail on a $1,000 centration camp at the age Diaz’s first trip. “Congratulations to saw that same woman with bond on Tuesday. Phone of 15. Kelly Collins for making the cigarette and cell phone. Diaz, who is of Spanish The Associated Press Management: the dean’s list at Gordon numbers for Allen and It scared my wife so badly Blackwell could not be found. and Mexican descent, said contributed to this story. William H. Bronson III 706-272-7700 she dropped her lipstick College. We are so proud of Publisher and coffee.” you.” Jimmy Espy 706-272-7735 “We are not giving the SOLID INC. Executive Editor “Anyone who does not Correction CK like the president's health- government all this power. O Based upon informa- R Gary Jones 706-272-7731 care reform needs to go to They are just taking it.” tion provided by Blue THE Advertising Director www.freemyhealth- “With property values Cross Blue Shield of Laddie Toney 706-277-7391 carenow.com, sign the peti- FITNESS plunging all over the coun- Georgia, The Daily Business Manager tion and pass it on to every- one they know.” try,my assessment Citizen reported Claudia Harrell 706-272-7702 increased over $30,000. My Sunday that Hamilton Circulation Director BOOT “I am very proud of my home must be sitting on a Medical Center and Chris McConkey 706-226-2668 grandchildren Hailey and gold mine.” Murray Medical Center CAMP IT Director Brice, the good grades they are the only acute care “The front page of the have made and their great hospitals in the state IS BACK! attendance.” Daily Citizen on Monday that are not members The Daily Citizen is a locally operated part of was a delight to read. The of Blue Cross’ PPO Newspaper Holdings Inc. and is a member “Obama has a right to story about the two young network. Blue Cross of The Associated Press, Audit Bureau of ladies who received the Featuring Battling Ropes –the new innovative Circulation, Georgia Press Association, complain about what he says there is actually a Southern Newspapers Publishers inherited. The last president Roman Open scholarship third hospital in all-in-one method of building your body’s was wonderful.” Association and the Newspaper Association inherited a debt free coun- Georgia that is not a STRENGTH, ENDURANCE and CORE. of America. The Associated Press is entitled try with a surplus.” member of its network. exclusively to the use for publication of all “Patrick Kennedy’s par- Blue Cross says there When: Starting date July 6th local news in this publication. The Daily ents both had problems Citizen desires to be notified promptly of any Editor: Not even close. are two hospitals oper- Time: Monday,Wednesday and Thursday errors in its pages. The North Georgia The federal government with substance abuse. 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➣ Continued from page 1A ARRESTS State parks and historic ■ Brooke Ashley sites are two subjects on Beard, 28, 1880 Wendell people’s minds, he added, St., Dalton, was charged because of recent budget Monday by the Whitfield cuts. The state recently cut County Sheriff’s Office the staff and days of opera- with theft by taking. tion at the Chief Vann ■ Jouito Briceno House historic site in Loredo, 54, 605 Hill Spring Place, for instance. Road, Dalton, was Pitts said one man asked charged Monday by the about Hamilton Medical Dalton Police Department Center and local doctors with false statements and not being part of his health first degree theft by insurance’s preferred shoplifting. provider organization ■ Socorro Pinon- (PPO). Calderon, 45, 605 Hill “That has to be frustrat- Road, Dalton, was ing,”Pitts said. “That’s charged Monday by the why it’s good for us to CONTRIBUTED PHOTO Dalton Police Department come to town. A guy like with false statements and that might not be able to Participating in the Volunteer Vacation-Spring Edition were,from left, Erica Rankin, Savannah McCroy, first degree theft by get in touch with anybody. Courtney Bauer,Josh Graham, Brooke Gallman, Brittney Graham, Jonathan Smith, Mikayla Flowers, shoplifting. We’ll put him in touch with Kyle Coffey (United Way), Kaylie Campbell and Sara Wilson. ■ Brian Allan Coyle, someone.” 48, 85 Charlotte Drive, He said he would pass Chatsworth, was charged the man’s concerns and Volunteer Vacations offered Tuesday by the Eton contact information on to Police Department with insurance commissioner DUI (second offense). John Oxendine. SUBMITTED BY THE participating in volunteer Methodist Church, Boys community. Applications ■ Michael Kenneth “The insurance commis- UNITED WAY OF service projects and creat- and Girls Club, Georgia are due Thursday. For more James, 22, 241 Chippewa sioner’s office regulates NORTHWEST GEORGIA ing community awareness. Mountains Health, Keep information or to receive Circle, Cleveland, Tenn., the health insurance indus- Youth ages 14-18 will Chatsworth-Murray an application for was charged Tuesday by try,” he said. “We get insur- The United Way of be volunteering with sever- Beautiful and the Murray Volunteer Vacation e-mail the Whitfield County ance calls often at our Northwest Georgia will al human service organiza- County Red Cross. Kyle Coffey at kyle.cof- Sheriff’s Office with theft office. We can put him in host Volunteer Vacation tions in the county. These Volunteer Vacation is a [email protected], by taking (motor vehicle). touch, and we hope we can Summer Session June 22- agencies include the healthy, fun and rewarding call 211 from a landline help him resolve this 24. The camp encourages Summer Feeding Program opportunity for youth to phone or (706) CAN-HELP issue.” youth to “Live United” by at Chatsworth First United make a difference in the from your cell. We love and miss you Beer: Event to raise funds for Keeping Kids First Kolton, ➣ Continued from page 1A terms,”Kaikobad said. Amberbock, Shock Top, Colbee The beer-tasting festival Beach Bum, Fat Tire, Tickets for Beer-Tasting Festival cities, including Chattanooga, will be Saturday from noon to Sweetwater,Yuengling, hold beer festivals to raise &Ember 5 p.m. on King Street, with Czechvar and Wild Blue. Tickets to the Downtown Dalton Beer-Tasting money for children’s needs. the band Deacon Miles pro- They’ll also get a commemo- “This is a proven, success- viding live music. Tickets are rative mug. But the actual Festival are available at Maryville Jewelers, the ful model for raising funds,” $25, and officials say they tasting will be done with five- Dalton Depot, the Downtown Dalton Development Love, he said. have already sold between ounce cups. Authority office, the Blues Train Cafe, the Daddy, Grandma, The DDDA board agreed 400 and 500. All ages may “It will give people a Oakwood Cafe, the Frame Shop, Iron Gate Auntie, that 70 percent of proceeds attend, but only those over 21 chance to see downtown, and from the festival would go to may drink, obviously,and they can eat at some of our Pizzeria, Raspberry Row, Dalton Area Convention Auntie Sonja the group, which will disperse they’ll be given special wrist downtown restaurants after it and Visitors Bureau (Peacock Alley), Dalton- & the money to schools in bands. is over,”said DDDA market- Whitfield Chamber of Commerce, the Northwest Uncle Justin Whitfield County,Murray Participants can choose ing director Veronica French. Georgia Trade and Convention Center, Super 8 County and Dalton schools. from more than 50 beers from French says the DDDA “There are 38 schools, and brewers such as American doesn’t want anyone to drink Motel, La Quinta Inn, Comfort Inn & Suites and we want to raise $3,000 per Ale, Landshark, Red Hook, and drive,so the downtown America’s Best Inn. Those who cannot attend the school. That’s looking at Longhammer,Hefeweizen, Dalton trolley will be provid- festival but who wish to contribute to Keeping Kids $114,000. We are not going to Drifter,Drop Top, ing transportation to and from accomplish that through hav- Longboard, Fire Rock, the festival, and several cab First may leave checks made out to the group at ing a car wash or a chili sale. Waialua Wheat, Wacko, companies have also agreed those locations. We were thinking in big Lucky Kat, Odd Notion, to provide transportation.

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TODAY IN HISTORY THE DAILY CITIZEN Where’s my stuff? Today is Wednesday, June 17, the 168th day of Serving Northwest Georgia since 1847 2009. There are 197 days Matinee idol and teen Penguin' detainees?” I knew then we left in the year. William H. Bronson III heartthrob Barack Obama is (Burgess were in trouble. Today’s Highlight in Publisher getting a harsh lesson in the Meredith- About that time, I suggest- History: difference between running style), to ed that a way to mainstream Jimmy Espy Mark Pace On June 17, 1775, the for president with focus square off our Gitmo guests into the real Revolutionary War Battle Executive Editor Editor Emeritus group-approved, political with world was to slowly integrate of Bunker Hill took place rhetoric and the reality of Obama on them into the New York City Unsigned editorials represent the view of The Daily Citizen. Members near Boston. The battle making tough decisions with torture and cab driver training program. of the newspaper’s editorial board are William Bronson, Jimmy Espy, (which actually occurred consequences. As always, the what to do Liberal New Yorkers should Wes Chance, Charles Oliver and Victor Miller. Columns and letters to on Breed’s Hill) was a cost- devil is in the details. And, in with the not mind, since these guys are the editor are the opinions of the authors. ly victory for the British, this case, the devil is called 240 terror- just victims. who suffered heavy losses “detainees.” Ron ists cur- The other solution would while dislodging the rebels. It is always much easier to Hart rently be to put them into the bur- On this date: be liberal and idealistic when guests at geoning American prison sys- In 1885, the Statue of OUR VIEW you do not actually have to our tropical tem. The risk there is that they Liberty arrived in New deliver anything. So far, all inclusive resort in Guan- might get converted to Islam. York Harbor aboard the Obama has done the easy tanamo Bay,Cuba. Obama spends most of his French ship Isere. things. He built a playground My money is on the guy time telling us that every issue In 1928, Amelia Earhart In good health? at the White House for his who shot the lawyer in the before him is a “mess he embarked on a trans- daughters, picked out a puppy face. inherited” and blaming Bush. Atlantic flight from for them, apologized for his In short, Obama views as But what to do with the terror- Newfoundland to Wales country to the world ad nau- torture pretty much anything ists after announcing he was with pilots Wilmer Stultz Hamilton Medical Center is the titan of local seum, and said he was going more than nicely asking a ter- closing the expensive facility and Louis Gordon, becom- to shut down Guantanamo rorist for information on Al- we built to house them at ing the first woman to health care. Bay. Qaeda. Gitmo ($200 mil-plus, wast- make the trip as a passen- The hospital system and its associated doctors Obama then put more debt Obama tends to think there ed) is a problem of his own ger. serve the needs of thousands of patients, providing on us than all Presidents is a positive side to all mur- making. It’s sort of a “ready, In 1944, the republic of a wide range of high quality services. before him with his “stimulus dering terrorists. I am not sure fire, aim” sequence, where Iceland was established. But the system and doctors can and should do bill,”which was only about that Obama wouldn’t say, ideology meets the harsh real- In 1957, mob underboss redistributing tax dollars to “Yes, I know Khalid Sheikh ity of the practical; the first of Frank Scalice was shot to more. his favored constitutes. Mohammed murders people many such meetings. death at a produce market As reported in a story in Sunday’s Daily Citizen, Spending money is fun, just and is calling for death to What to do with these in the Bronx, N.Y. many area residents are discouraged from using ask George Bush. America, but people should killers who plan to attack us In 1972, President local services because the hospital and many area Then Obama magnani- know he never forgets a birth- again if they can is a real- Richard M. Nixon’s even- doctors do not do business with some of the coun- mously signed the Credit day.” world problem Obama creat- tual downfall began with try’s biggest insurance companies. Cardholder’s Bill of Rights, And with the Democrats ed for himself, since his sec- the arrest of five burglars reversing what Chris Dodd, abandoning him when it ond-guessing, European-style inside Democratic national The preferred insurance plan is Health One Congress, and the govern- comes to relocating the Gitmo socialists buddies in the headquarters in Alliance, which is owned by Hamilton Health Care ment-controlled, business oli- detainees to any of their Democrat Party are abandon- Washington, D.C.’s System (HHCS) and local doctors. gopoly called “credit card states, Obama has taken a ing him. Perhaps drawing on Watergate complex. That doesn’t sit well with local critics, many of issuers” had been allowed to hawkish turn. Maybe it start- the theme of “transparency in Ten years ago: The whom believe the hospital’s insurance decisions do for years. Obama called ed when he ordered the Navy government,”Obama might Republican-controlled their practices “egregious SEALs to shoot those Somali want to refresh our memory House narrowly voted to are self-serving and short-sighted. The local busi- predatory lending” perpetrat- pirates. So far that is the on why Guantanamo Bay loosen restrictions on sales ness community is also disturbed that the health ed by big business on unsus- only cool thing he has done. should be shut down (other at gun shows, marking a care status quo will retard economic growth, in part pecting consumers. I think the It is always the simple than it was his main campaign victory for the National by limiting the insurance options that many startup U.S. Constitution and all questions we fail to ask that promise along with ending Rifle Association. companies face. business law for the past 250 become a problem. When the wars). So far he is 0 for 2. Five years ago: A years call it “a contract Obama signed the order to This is no longer the cam- bipartisan report found that HHCS officials downplay any negative effects of between two consenting par- close Gitmo, he was asked paign you have been in your officials, blindsided by ter- the current system and claim they are working dili- ties.” what he was going to do with entire political career,Barack, rorists and beset by poor gently to address any problems which might exist. Now come the hard deci- the detainees there. I dis- this is the real world. communications, were so Hospital president John Bowling touts “clinical sions. It seems that Dick tinctly remember him looking Welcome. slow to react on Sept. 11, Cheney, in an attempt to up at one of his puppeteer 2001, that the last of four integration” as a tool which will help the hospital hijacked planes had broaden its services in the community. Clinical defend his legacy against a teleprompter handlers named ■ Ron Hart is a Southern one-sided media’s constant Greg and asking, “Was there libertarian and a professional crashed by the time Vice integration refers to a system in which local hospi- attacks, is channeling his best an Executive Order as to what investor. He writes his President Dick Cheney tals and doctors come up with a common set of “Batman” villain, 'The we plan to do with the column weekly. ordered hostile aircraft shot practices, enabing them to negotiate as a group down. One year ago: with insurance companies. Hundreds of same-sex cou- That sounds fine as far as it goes, but the ques- ples got married across tion remains how willing are local health providers, California on the first full led by HHCS, to make a deal with the insurance day that gay marriage companies. became legal by order of the state’s highest court. The current track record is not impressive. Today’s Birthdays: What puzzles many and rankles some is the sim- Singer Barry Manilow is ple fact that Hamilton’s inability to come to agree- 63. Comedian Joe Piscopo ments with many national insurance providers is is 58. Actor Mark Linn- largely a local phenomenon. For whatever reason, Baker is 55. Musician Philip Chevron (The most other hospital systems in the region (and Pogues) is 52. Actor Jon statewide) have been able to hammer out deals. Gries is 52. Movie produc- As a not-for-profit organization, HHCS reaps er-director-writer Bobby substantial tax savings. The system also benefits Farrelly is 51. Actor handsomely from private fundraising efforts in the Thomas Haden Church is 48. Actor Greg Kinnear is community. Yet a city resident who makes up for 46. Olympic gold-medal HHCS’s portion of the tax burden and who donates speed skater Dan Jansen is money to the Whitfield Healthcare Foundation may 44. Actor Jason Patric is be unable to benefit from the hospital’s services. 43. R&B singer Kevin That seems odd ... and unhealthy. Thornton is 40. Actor- comedian Will Forte is 39. Clinical integration may help. It may also be a Latin pop singer Paulina delaying action designed to placate critics. Rubio is 38. Tennis player But we are past that stage. Venus Williams is 29. This community has a health care problem that needs to be fixed and fixed soon. The Daily Citizen It couldn’t happen here?

According to the Canada Revenue didn’t they look for a The Georgia Bureau of Investigation LETTERS Agency, Marie-Therese Coulombe is death certificate the is looking into a break in at the dead. At first, the letter she got from the first time the family McDonough Police Department. agency amused her. Then she realized told them Hawkins Someone broke into the evidence room Building far from ‘adequate’ she would lose her pension checks. She was dead? “That is and tampered with materials. It isn’t says it took her 31 phone calls to find being reviewed,”he clear yet what, if anything, was taken. To the editor: ■ ■ ■ I have to take issue with the editorial published on June 3 the person who could correct the error. said. But that person refused to talk to her. ■ ■ ■ titled “New county facility can wait.”Iquestion whether the It wasn’t exactly the second Boston “She said, ‘Madame, I can’t talk to you, In Arizona, Marcia Tea Party,but one Washington state high source/author of that editorial has ever visited the Public I have to talk to the executor of the Powell died of heat- school student decided to do his part to Defender’s Office on the top floor of Administrative Building estate.’Isaid, ‘There is no estate! I’m related causes after protest big government. At Peninsula #2, which is located on the corner of King and Selvidge on the phone with you!’” Coulombe Charles being left in an High School, a student in a rhetoric streets. The editorial casually states that Bldg. #2 is adequate said. Only after she contacted local Oliver uncovered outdoor class delivered a speech in favor of mar- and keeps us reasonably cool in the summer and dry when it media did the agency agree to correct prison cell in 108- ijuana legalization. Then, he allegedly rains. It is true that almost half of our space has air condition- the error. degree weather for lighted a joint, smoked it and ate the ing that actually works but hey, air conditioning is only an ■ ■ ■ four hours. Powell, remains. He was arrested for misde- issue during the months of May through the end of More than 20 of Michigan’s 83 who had a history of mental illness, had meanor suspicion of unlawful drug pos- September. As for being dry,yes, we have our very own buck- counties report that they have ground been convicted of prostitution. Odd, I session. Those who were present report et to catch the rain water that leaks through the roof, never up paved roads and changed them to didn’t think prostitution carried a death that the speech was well-written and mind the accompanying mildew or mold. This wasn’t as gravel roads rather than fix them. sentence. convincing. much of a problem during the drought but who knew we Montcalm County officials say it costs ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ would get rain this year. them $10,000 a mile to grind up old In Florida, Springstead High School In West Virginia, state Del. Jeff I suppose the person who deemed this building “ade- roads and lay down gravel compared to principal Susan Duval forced valedicto- Eldridge, D-Lincoln has introduced a quate” is healthy and could navigate the three sections of more than $100,000 a mile to repave a rian Jem Lugo to rewrite her graduation bill to ban Barbie dolls. He says the stairs to get up to our office. Unfortunately,some in our com- road. speech. Lugo says Duval told her the dolls cause girls to focus too much on munity are disabled and cannot climb stairs or have great dif- ■ ■ ■ speech’s pop culture references and teen looks. Really? Women in West Virginia ficulty doing so and don’t bother to search for the elevator, District of Columbia parole officials slang might upset some audience mem- are too concerned about their looks? there isn’t one. Add to this the fact that there are no security are bound and determined to nab bers. Lugo says Duval had her write and ■ ■ ■ measures in place for this building. Our small public waiting Edward M. Hawkins. Hawkins failed a deliver a speech that was more conven- When Opal Walker,79, got her area is secured by a rope between two posts, like what you drug test back in 2007, and they’ve been tional, even formulaic. And Duval overnight priority package from Federal would find in a movie theatre. trying to nab him ever since. One reason knows something about delivering the Express, she wondered what it could be. The work area is cramped and is not adequate for our cur- they may not have caught him yet is that same old speech. A Florida newspaper It turned out to be a letter from a U.S. rent needs but we “make do” and I hope that is not the final he died in 2008. Family members say reports that state education officials Marine Corps recruiter,asking the two words on this subject. parole officers keep calling and asking fined her $1,500 and gave her a letter of Crestview, Fla., resident to join the about him, and they say they keep reprimand in 2007 for plagiarizing Marines. Mike McCarthy telling him he’s dead. An agency material from graduation speeches she Circuit Public Defender for Whitfield spokesman said they’ll close the case as delivered in 2004 and 2005. ■ Charles Oliver is a staff writer for The and Murray Counties soon as they get a death certificate. Why ■ ■ ■ Daily Citizen. 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BY LARRY MARGASAK newspaper stories. $3.4 million Florida to the president for Recovery farms may be built, to help construction sites to alert Associated Press Writer One of the most fiscally Department of Transportation Act implementation, said, determine where turbines motorists that the project is conservative senators, project for an “eco-passage” “We have approved more could be located. being paid for by the stimulus WASHINGTON — Coburn cited the repair of 37 — an underground wildlife than 20,000 Recovery Act ■ $1.5 million in stimulus money. Transportation Repairs for rural bridges, an rural bridges in Wisconsin road crossing for turtles and projects to get Americas money for a $5 million new Department spokesman Jill under-highway safe crossing that average little more than other wildlife in Lake economy moving again. wastewater treatment plant in Zuckman said each state for turtles and efforts to pro- 500 vehicles apiece each day Jackson, Fla., along U.S. 27. “With 20,000 projects Perkins, Okla., his home decides whether to use stimu- tect the sage grouse popula- — with one carrying no more “Why did the turtle cross approved, there are bound to state. Coburn said the stimu- lus money for signs, and the tion are among 100 projects a than 10 cars a day. The proj- the road? To get to the other be some mistakes. When we lus money came with strings cost would vary in each state. Republican senator pointed to ects jumped over larger, side of a stimulus project,” find them, we have been that will increase the costs. ■ A $3 million project to Monday as questionable fed- urban repairs because they the Coburn report says. transparent about it, and With a new total cost of $7.2 repair taxiways at Hanscom eral stimulus spending. were “shovel ready.” Josh Boan, the Florida worked on a bipartisan basis million, the city will be Field, Mass., which Coburn The list by Sen. Tom Local officials had a dif- Transportation Department’s to shut them down immedi- forced to borrow money and, said is for corporate jets. Coburn, R-Okla., includes ferent perspective. Coburn, natural resources manager, ately. Sen. Coburn’s report, as a result, utility taxes have Richard Walsh, a spokesman projects others would identify for instance,criticized said a large number of turtles however, is filled with inac- increased by 60 percent this for the independent state as ideal for creating jobs and $840,000 to repair a bridge in and other wildlife are killed curacies, including criticisms year,the senator said. agency that runs the airport, benefiting generations of Portage County,Wis., that in the area. In addition to pro- of projects that have already ■ Grants and loans total- Massport, said only 18 per- Americans: skateboard parks, carries 260 vehicles a day tecting wildlife, he said the been stopped, projects that ing $1.3 million to Solon cent of the traffic at the air- streetscapes, upgrades of park largely to a backwater saloon project is needed for safety: never were approved, and Township in Leelanau port is for corporate jets. facilities, bike trails and park- and a country club. turtles hit by vehicles can some projects that are work- County,Mich., to help pay Most of the use, 70 percent ing garages. Bill Weronke, the county become flying projectiles. ing quite well.” for construction of a waste- cent, is for flight students, he Coburn’s list is partially a highway commissioner,said The project north of Coburn also criticized: water treatment plant. Local said. collection of news stories that the bridge has “lived its life Tallahassee is to begin in ■ A Bureau of Land opposition killed the project. ■ Montana’s state-run questioned local projects to expectancy” and is danger- September. Management project to study The money will now be used liquor warehouse, to receive be funded under President ous. “It’s a pretty crucial An administration the impact wind farms have for a future treatment plant, $2.2 million in stimulus cash Barack Obama’s economic bridge in Portage County,” he spokesman said the stimulus on the sage grouse population for which there is no plan and to install skylights. The proj- recovery program. The White said. He added it soon will be program already is a great in Oregon. The proposal calls questionable local support. ect is part of the $27.7 million House has promoted the pro- a shortcut to a state highway. success. for hiring people to tag sage ■ Road signs costing the state has been awarded for gram by selecting favorable Coburn also criticized a Ed DeSeve,senior adviser grouse in areas where wind $300 each, being placed at energy programs.

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In allcases additional higherfees will applyfor threeormore checkedbags. Fare rules, routes andschedulesare subject to change withoutnotice. Restrictions apply. THE DAILY CITIZEN 8A Wednesday, June 17, 2009 BRIEFS DALTON-WHITFIELD CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Imperial Sugar restarts Ga. refinery Community collaboration a must PORT WENTWORTH, Ga. — Imperial Sugar has Many of today’s headlines Currently, expenses and because of that it that considered all costs in build industrial and/or com- restarted its Georgia refinery read as if life is a composition of our local has not budgeted for these developing the project details, merce parks. For such a park to to resume making crystal insignificant random events. I leaders are expenses. Since Dalton and with the knowledge that be successful, it has to have sugar for the first time since would argue that almost every- wrangling Utilities has not budgeted for the total number of projects utility infrastructure readily a deadly 2008 explosion dev- thing is somehow inextricably with a these costs and if forced to pay would be dependent on the available. Today because of the astated the plant near connected. The ability to effec- series of within the 60 days of the proj- revenue generated. A compro- issues surrounding TSPLOST Savannah. tively lead certainly requires one complicat- ect being ordered, they will mise might be that each power utility relocation and other It was a welcome come- in a leadership position to be ed and have no choice but to increase utility company pay for relo- extraneous issues, we are not back for the factory’s 350 familiar with and to have entangled rates to pay for these costs, and cating infrastructure (above able to collaboratively plan workers, who have spent thought through all the moving issues. potentially delay public sewer ground) while more costly how to make manufacturing more than a year clearing parts of the opportunities being Brian Let’s con- expansion into the unincorpo- underground water,waste- investment a reality. debris, repainting buildings contemplated. sider the rated areas of the county. water and fiber optic costs be Therefore, I humbly sug- and cleaning equipment It seems appropriate to use Anderson TSPLOST For the record let me offer shared. gest that each involved stake- since the Feb. 7, 2008, explo- the analogy of playing chess to projects two disclaimers: We need sewer expansion holder step back from the sion. make the point that leaders have and the cost ■ Our local government in key areas of planned devel- issues, evaluate the greater The massive explosion to think long-term and consider of relocating utility infrastruc- and utility officials are com- opment in the unincorporated good for the community,and killed 14 workers, including multiple moves beyond a single ture. For most of the projects mitted and caring leaders of areas of Whitfield County. A develop a mutually-beneficial Kelly Fields, a 1986 graduate issue. The best definition of on our unified community our community. I firmly short three years ago, during plan for the community. of Northwest Whitfield High Chess I could find is this, “Chess transportation improvement believe they truly want what is county elections, sewer expan- Although the economy is not School,and injured dozens strategy consists of setting and plan, there will be some best for our community. sion was the primary issue on as good as we would desire, I more. Investigators say the achieving long-term goals dur- expense involving relocating ■ I don’t pretend to have the minds of voters. After three am bullish on our community blast was caused by accumu- ing the game — for example, utility infrastructure. County THE answer. I simply encour- years, we are still “discussing” being competitive with any of lated sugar dust that ignited where to place different pieces officials argue that all utility age all stakeholders to look at options for expanding this vital our surrounding neighbors in like gunpowder. — while tactics concentrate on companies should pay for this what may seem isolated or service. Public sewer availabil- competing for economic devel- immediate maneuvers. These relocation expense in order unrelated issues up close are ity is no longer a desire or a opment projects. But to do so, Palin accepts two parts of chess thinking can- that more resources are avail- really intricate and intertwined luxury but expected and we have to work together in Letterman’s apology not be completely separated, able for the other costs associ- from a 30,000-foot perspective. required. pursuing the greater good. because strategic goals are most- ated with each project (right- We need as many of the For us to be successful in NEW YORK — Sarah ly achieved by the means of tac- of-way acquisition, engineer- TSPLOST projects completed recruiting new investment, we ■ Brian Anderson is Palin says she accepts David tics, while the tactical opportuni- ing and construction). as possible. Community lead- have to have land that is avail- president and CEO of the Letterman’s apology for the ties are based on the previous Dalton Utilities counters ers developed a plan that was able quickly for development. Dalton-Whitfield Chamber joke he made about her strategy of play.” that it has never paid for these unified in its creation, a plan Some communities actually of Commerce. daughter. The Alaska governor,in a statement issued Tuesday, CONTRIBUTED said the apology was accept- PHOTO Sugarland, Zac Brown ed “on behalf of all young women, like my daughters, Volunteers Band early CMT winners who hope men who ‘joke’ from Mohawk about public displays of sex- Industries BY JOHN GEROME ual exploitation of girls will painted a col- AP Entertainment Writer soon evolve.” orful mural of On his CBS’ “Late Show” the United NASHVILLE, Tenn. on Monday night, Letterman States for — Sugarland won duo of said his joke about one of Brookwood the year for their island- Palin’s daughters being Elementary themed video “All I Want “knocked up” by Alex and the to Do,”and the Zac Rodriguez can’t be defended. United Way. Brown Band won break- From left are through video for Fewer illegal Jessica “Chicken Fried,”their immigrants caught Clark, Chai snappy song about life’s Chung, JD simple pleasures, during McALLEN, Texas — The Fine,Ellen the Country Music number of U.S. border appre- Young, Television awards hensions dropped for a third Allyson Tuesday. consecutive year,falling to a Faulk, Kim “Thank you for fol- level not seen since 1973, Armstrong, lowing us wherever new government data show. Nicki we’ve been going,” AP PHOTO The U.S. Border Patrol last Osborn, Sugarland’s Kristian Singer and profes- year had 724,000 apprehen- Bush said of the soulful Millie Scott sional dancer Julianne sions, falling more than 17 song and video, which percent from 2007, according and Jason Hough arrives at the Sims. features singer Jennifer to the Department of Nettles on a surfboard. CMT Music Awards in Homeland Security’s Office In accepting the Nashville,Tenn., on of Immigration Statistics. Mohawk staff members make award, Nettles said Keith Tuesday. Ninety-seven percent Urban leaned over to her were on the southwest bor- as the nominees were “All Summer Long,” der,and 91 percent of those U.S. map for Brookwood students being announced and told which samples Lynyrd caught were Mexican. The her,“I like your odds.” Skynyrd’s “Sweet Home report released Tuesday cited SUBMITTED BY MOHAWK as part of the organization’s who joined in.” Brown originally Alabama” and Warren the U.S. recession and INDUSTRIES “Live United” campaign. The It even sparked community recorded “Chicken Fried” Zevon’s “Werewolves of tougher border security as campaign encourages resi- pride in at least one non- five years ago and London.”The video, set possible factors. Members of Mohawk dents of the community to Daltonian. reworked it for the on a lake in northern Border Patrol apprehen- Industries’ Residential give,volunteer and advocate “This isn’t my ‘home’ group’s recent album. Michigan, features biki- sions peaked in 1986, with Marketing staff took time out on behalf of United Way community,but I consider it With lines like “cold beer ni-clad dancers on a pon- nearly 1.7 million. But the of their schedules recently to member agencies. my community because I on a Friday night, a pair toon boat. data are a crude measure of get creative for the students at “Mohawk is dedicated to work here and spend most of of jeans that fit just right,” The show kicked off immigration since they only Brookwood Elementary and giving time in addition to giv- my time here,”noted Mohawk the track begins as a cele- with a skit featuring address those stopped. the United Way. Thanks to ing money, as well as giving senior graphic designer Jason bration of life’s simple Taylor Swift and host Bill their efforts, Brookwood stu- back and contributing to the Sims. “I want to do what I can things, then turns a bit in Engvall that had Swift Sotomayor defends dents now have a colorful community in which we live to improve it.” the third verse by saluting rapping with T-Pain, membership mural of the United States on and work,”said Allyson The United Way of “the stars and stripes” and appearing in a “Star their playground which serves Williams Faulk, creative man- Northwest Georgia has the “ones who died.” Trek” movie and playing WASHINGTON — as a geography learning tool ager of Mohawk’s in-house numerous opportunities avail- Brown thanked CMT for the NFL’s Tennessee Defending her membership and a launching point for advertising and graphics able for people who want to and country fans. Titans. in an elite all-women’s club, imaginative adventures. department. “It brought our give back to the community, “Without you supporting Supreme Court nominee The two-day project was group together to do some- help neighbors and enjoy us we wouldn’t have a life On the Net: Sonia Sotomayor told sena- the first of many that Mohawk thing for the betterment of the themselves by doing good for in music,”Brown said. tors that the group doesn’t has planned in conjunction community and the kids, and others. To learn more, visit Kid Rock won wide www.cmt.com discriminate unfairly by gen- with the United Way this year it was a lot of fun for everyone www.ourunitedway.org. open country video for der and includes men in many of its activities. Her explanation, in a letter submitted Monday evening to the Senate Judiciary Committee, was accompa- nied by copies of several rul- JJUNEUNE S SPECIALSPECIALS ings, briefs and speeches that the judge had not previously given to the panel. 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• G. Steve Bass, Hardees Boys will serve as Woodstock honorary bearers. • Charles B. Duvall, In lieu of flowers, memo- Chatsworth rial contributions may be • Vivian Hayes Headrick, made to the Chatsworth First Dalton United Methodist Church • Jeffie Sexton, Dalton Building Fund, P.O. Box 152, Chatsworth, GA 30705. Obituary notices are The family will receive posted online at friends at the funeral home www.daltondailycitizen.com today from 5 to 9 p.m. Peeples Funeral Home of G. Steve Bass Chatsworth is in charge of the funeral arrangements. G. Steve Bass, 61, died www.legacy.com Tuesday,June 16, 2009, at his residence in Woodstock. Vivian Hayes Steve was a graduate of Georgia Tech and worked Headrick for Pilgrim’s Pride where Vivian Hayes Headrick, he was vice president of the 76, of Dalton, passed away Southeastern region opera- Sunday,June 14, 2009, at tions. He also served as Erlanger Medical Center in vice president of sales and Chattanooga. marketing for Seaboard She was preceded in Poultry and general manag- death by er of Conagra. Steve was a her par- member of the Georgia ents, John Poultry Processors and Association, a board mem- Vernon CONTRIBUTED PHOTO ber of Georgia Poultry Hayes; sis- Federation, a board mem- ter,Sibyl A group of 45 eighth-grade students study poetry and create their own group poems with Paula Morrow, ber of Georgia Poultry Ridley; a retired educator and curriculum specialist for Whitfield County Schools. The students concluded a Improvement Association two broth- three-session event recently in which their interest in writing was enhanced through collaborative writing and a longtime member of Headrick ers, activities, author visits and engaging discussions.The students worked at various locations, including the Hillside United Methodist Raymond Creative Arts Guild. School system language arts coordinator Dee Goodwin said students and staff appre- Church in Woodstock. and Grady Hayes. ciate the grant from Mohawk Industries that enables the students to participate in writing activities. Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Headrick taught Pam Bass of Woodstock; school for the Whitfield daughter,Amy Mohrmann County school system for over (Eric) of Woodstock; sons, 37 years. She was also a mem- DSC offers hands-on cooking workshop Jason Bass of Woodstock ber of Calvary Baptist Church. and Brad Carpenter (Julia) of She is survived by her Dallas, Ga.; brothers, husband, Itsel Headrick of SUBMITTED BY DALTON cue, cocktail and chimichur- Richard H. Bass (Carol) of the residence; daughter and STATE COLLEGE ri. Kelley will also teach Marietta and Philip D. Bass son-in-law, Sonja and Gary recipes for several delec- of Dalton; grandchildren, Stevenson of LaFayette; sons Dalton State College table dips including cucum- Carson, Walker,Bowen, and daughters-in-law, Allen Continuing Education pres- ber yogurt, blue cheese, Heidi and Molly; several and Carylon Headrick of ents Summer Sauces, Dips, walnut and feta yogurt, and nieces and nephews. Ringgold, David Headrick Dressings and Marinades, a lemon caper. Steve was preceded in and Samuel and Michele hands-on cooking experi- Students will also learn death by parents George and Headrick, all of Dalton; ence and luncheon. Chef recipes for magnificent Virginia Bass. brother and sister-in-law, Jeremy Kelley of the Planet marinades like whiskey, Services are Friday at 2 Milford and Betty Hayes of of the Grapes restaurant will ginger lemon, piri-piri p.m. at Hillside United Warner Robins; five grand- lead this unique class at the yogurt and Thai vegetable. Methodist Church with Dr. children, Rob and Barry restaurant on Saturday. Students will learn to trans- Doug Thrasher and Rev. Edwards, Logan, Trevor and The class will be a treat form a few basic ingredients Doug Carnes officiating. Tanner Headrick; four great- for the palette and soul, into delicious dressings like Burial will follow at grandchildren, Dakota, according to Kelly Snyder, avocado, balsamic vinai- Cherokee Memorial Park In grette, lemon vinaigrette, Jeremiah, Serenity and personal enrichment pro- CONTRIBUTED PHOTO Canton. Conner; nieces and nephews gram coordinator. aioli, French, and honey The family will receive also survive. “Chef Kelley will have lemon. You can learn to make a variety of delicious friends Thursday from 5 to 8 Services are Thursday at even inexperienced cooks “Not only will you be sauces, dips, dressings and marinades in Dalton p.m. at the funeral home. 11 a.m. at Calvary Baptist whipping up gourmet learning new recipes and State College’s cooking workshop. Class will be Those who wish may Church in Murray County recipes like a professional,” how to incorporate them held at the Planet of the Grapes restaurant. make contributions to with the Rev. David Moore Snyder said. “He is a certi- into your everyday meal mer’s day,” Snyder contin- required for this class which Hillside United Methodist officiating. fied culinarian through the preparation, Chef Kelley ued. “Everyone will be so will be held from 10 a.m. Church, 4474 Towne Lake Burial will be in the American Culinary will share much kitchen, impressed with your culi- until noon at the Planet. Pkwy,Woodstock, GA, church cemetery. A white Federation and studied and cooking and cuisine wisdom nary wizardry after you Please call (706) 272-4454 30189; or ALS Association, dove release ceremony will graduated from Le Cordon along the way,”Snyder said. learn new skills and tech- or log onto www.dalton- Georgia Chapter,1955 Cliff conclude the service. Bleu College of Culinary “Of course after learning all niques from Chef Kelley.” state.edu/cce for more infor- Valley Way, Atlanta, GA, The family will receive Arts in Atlanta. Chef Kelley about these versatile sauces, Pre-registration is mation. 30329. friends at the funeral home also interned under a nation- dips, dressings and mari- Woodstock Funeral Home today after 4 p.m. Messages ally-acclaimed executive nades, you’re going to be is in charge of arrangements. of comfort may be sent to the chef. His credentials are hungry! The workshop will 770-926-3107 family at www.julian- quite impressive. His food is be highlighted with a lus- •Digital Hearing Aids www.legacy.com peeples.com even more impressive!” cious luncheon featuring •DiagnosticHearing Julian Peeples Funeral Students will learn to barbecue ribs, Boston butt •Evaluations and salad using recipes Charles B. Duvall Home, Pleasant Grove make many different kinds •Dizziness & of scrumptious sauces learned in class.” Mr. Charles B. Duvall, Chapel, Dalton, is in charge Balance Testing including curry,creole, “Food, fun and friends is better known as “Charlie,” of funeral arrangements. For •Assistive Listening more information,call (706) beurre blanc, chile barbe- a great way to spend a sum- age 90, of Chatsworth, Devices passed away Tuesday,June 259-7455. 16, 2009 in the Erlanger www.legacy.com Hear What Health System in Jeffie Sexton Chattanooga. an’t” Charlie Jeffie Sexton, 84, of WordsC You’ve Been Dr. Denise R. 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BY TIM REYNOLDS INSIDE SPORTS Associated Press Writer FARMINGDALE, N.Y. — jFalcons ink a couple of picks, 2B Rocco Mediate arrived at jMLB scores and standings, 2B Bethpage Black’s driving range jNumber in CWS dwindles, 2B Tuesday moments after Tiger Woods left, settling in one spot away from where the reigning going to be loud and it’s going to U.S. Open champion practiced. be a lot of fun. And if I’m playing Talk about fitting. good, it’s going to be ridiculously Mediate will forever be fun. So there’s a little extra heat remembered as being right beside on me. I like that feeling.” Woods at the 2008 U.S. Open, Sure seems like that’s the case. where not even a mano-a-mano He was at Bethpage’s practice 18-hole Monday playoff was area for about three hours enough to break their tie and the Tuesday,spending probably no world’s No. 1 player ultimately more than 45 minutes hitting prevailed on the 91st hole. balls. He held his wedge like a “The greatest memory of my baseball bat for a few moments. golfing career,” Mediate said. He’d talk before chipping, after He’s relived that memory every chipping and, in many cases, day since. The 46-year-old while chipping. He engaged a few Pennsylvanian gave Woods all he fans, shook hands with friends, wanted at Torrey Pines, succumb- checked a couple text messages. ing only to a combination of Tiger Of course, that’s not to suggest moments — like the birdie putt on he didn’t want that Open — or the 72nd hole that left Woods this one — badly. thrusting fists in the air,then He took 76 shots in that 19- MISTY WATSON/The Daily Citizen another birdie on the 18th hole hole Monday playoff a year ago, Dalton High’s Beau Blackwood worked on all aspects of his game in preparation for his senior Monday to extend the playoff. and doesn’t like two of them: a season, and that extra practice helped both the Catamounts this season as they went undefeat- He never performed better with wayward 6-iron on the first hole, ed in Region 7-4A and Blackwood in his bid for a college scholarship. Blackwood, a right field- club in hand than in that glorious and a putt on the 18th hole that er,hit .311 with a .545 on-base percentage and had a team-best nine doubles as a senior. week last summer. When this year’s never broke and kept Woods’ hope Open starts Thursday on Long of a 14th major alive. They’re the Island, Mediate will enter a major ones that stick with him, not the championship carrying the burden pulled drive on the sudden-death of expectation for the first time. hole or the second shot out of the “I know what it’s going to be sand that struck the grandstand. Cat connection like and I’m ready,” Mediate said. “I love that stuff. It’s not going to ➣ Please see ROCCO, 3B be like a shock to me. I think it’s Blackwood part of trio to play for Milligan College next year

BY MARTY KIRKLAND Catamount might loss to Chattanooga’s Baylor in [email protected] not have found early March at the Hixson tourna- You never know just who’s his way onto the ment. But they also noticed watching you — and you never know Buffaloes’ radar Blackwood when he went 4-for-4, just why that might be important. if he hadn’t been all doubles. That’s one thing Beau playing his best “It really was kind of odd,” Blackwood learned on his way to a on a night when Blackwood said. “I had no idea college baseball career. he had no idea a they were there, I wasn’t trying to Blackwood — who as a senior college was rep- impress anybody. I was just trying Blackwood helped lead Dalton High to this resented in the to succeed for the high school year’s Region 7-4A title while going crowd. team. I just happened to impress undefeated in league play — recent- Milligan coaches were on hand the right people at the right time.” ly signed with Milligan College, an to watch Dalton catcher Garren That Milligan happened to be AP PHOTO NAIA program near Johnson City, Palmer — a senior who had already there on that night was coincidental. Rocco Mediate,who finished second to Tiger Woods in a Tenn., that competes in the signed with the Buffaloes in playoff at last year’s U.S. Open, practices for this year’s tour- Appalachian Athletic Conference. December — during the Cats’ sec- nament on Tuesday at Bethpage State Park’s Black Course ➣ Please see CAT, 3B But the recently graduated ond game of the season, an 11-9 in Farmingdale,N.Y.

PRO FOOTBALL AUTO RACING: DANICA PATRICK Stallworth NASCAR questions sentenced must wait until later to 30 days BY HANK KURZ JR. ishing as high in the driver’s point Associated Press Writer standings as possible. RICHMOND, Va. — Danica “To be very open about any- BY CURT ANDERSON Patrick’s likely free agency at the thing until that point would be Associated Press Writer end of the IndyCar Series will foolish,”said Patrick,who is fifth MIAMI — Cleveland Browns make her a hot commodity among in IRL points. “That’s for after the wide receiver Donte’ Stallworth teams in the open-wheel series season and we’ll worry about it began serving a 30-day jail sen- and NASCAR. then.” tence Tuesday for killing a Any announcement about her Patrick became the only pedestrian while driving drunk next move,however,will have to woman to ever win a major open- in Florida, a punishment made wait until October. wheel race last season in Japan, possible by his cooperation with The IndyCar Series season fin- and she is in the final year of her investigators and the fervent ishes Oct. 10 at Homestead-Miami three-year contract with Andretti- wish by the victim’s family to AP PHOTO Speedway,and she said Tuesday Green Racing. put the matter behind them. Speculation has already started about what the next step may on a conference call that her main Stallworth, be for IndyCar driver Danica Patrick, but she won’t say much focus until then will be on winning ➣ Please see WAIT, 3B 28, also about what series she’ll drive on next year. as many races as she can and fin- reached a con- fidential finan- cial settlement with the family PRO BASEBALL of 59-year-old Mario Reyes, a construction Report: Sosa was among players who failed test Stallworth worker struck and killed THE ASSOCIATED PRESS It cited lawyers with knowledge The Associated Press he had no com- Palmeiro, Jose Canseco and Mark early on March 14 by Stallworth, NEW YORK — Sammy Sosa of the 2003 drug-testing results and ment on the report. Commissioner’s McGwire at a 2005 hearing before driving drunk in his black 2005 tested positive for a performance- reported they spoke on condition of office spokesman Rich Levin also Congress and testified: “To be Bentley. enhancing drug in 2003, The New anonymity because they did not had no comment, saying Major clear,Ihave never taken illegal per- Stallworth had faced 15 years York Times reported Tuesday on its want to publicly discuss material League Baseball didn’t have a copy formance-enhancing drugs.” in prison for his DUI manslaugh- Web site, the latest in a string of base- under court seal. of the test results. “I have never injected myself or ter conviction. After his release ball stars implicated in the sport’s Sosa is sixth on baseball’s career Michael Weiner,the union gener- had anyone inject me with any- from jail, he must serve two steroids scandal of the past decade. home run list with 609, all but 64 for al counsel, also declined comment. thing,”he told the House years of house arrest and spend The Times said Sosa is one of the Chicago Cubs. He has not The union, while fighting to get the Government Reform Committee on eight years on probation. The 104 players who tested positive in played in the majors since 2007 with list back from the government, has March 17, 2005. “I have not broken house arrest provisions will baseball’s anonymous 2003 survey, Texas. In 2003, baseball did not mostly refused to discuss reports the laws of the United States or the which has been the subject of a pro- have penalties for the first-time use about the list because it does not laws of the Dominican Republic. I tracted court fight. The paper did of performance-enhancing drugs. want to confirm or deny who is on it. have been tested as recently as ➣ Please see DAYS, 2B not identify the drug. Sosa’s agent, Adam Katz, told Sosa sat alongside Rafael 2004, and I am clean.” WWW.DALTONDAILYCITIZEN.COM THE DAILY CITIZEN 2B Wednesday, June 17, 2009 SPORTS BRIEFS SCOREBOARD ‘Pudge’ catches up to a record Falcons deal with ARLINGTON, Texas 80) and the Chicago White South Africa 5), 7:05 p.m. (AP) — Ivan Rodriguez Sox (1981-93). pair of draft picks TRANSACTIONS 10 p.m. Washington (Lannan 3-5) at N.Y.Yankees (Wang 0- ESPN2 — MLS, D.C. United at Seattle 4), 7:05 p.m. tied the major league record Rodriguez, a 14-time All- Atlanta (J.Vazquez 4-5) at Cincinnati (Owings 3-7), for games played as a catch- Star who has won 13 Gold FLOWERY BRANCH Tuesday’s Moves 7:10 p.m. — The Atlanta Falcons BASEBALL Florida (A.Miller 2-2) at Boston (Penny 5-2), 7:10 er Tuesday night, when he Gloves, played his first 12 American League p.m. caught against his original seasons with Texas before have signed third-round LOS ANGELES ANGELS—Recalled RHP Sean Houston (R.Ortiz 3-2) at Texas (Harrison 4-4), 8:05 pick Christopher Owens, a O’Sullivan from Salt Lake (PCL). PRO BASEBALL p.m. team. the team refused to offer cornerback, and offensive MINNESOTA TWINS—Activated LHP Glen Perkins Arizona (Scherzer 3-4) at Kansas City (Greinke 8- Rodriguez, now with the salary arbitration after the on the 15-day DL. Assigned RHP Jesse Crain to MLB Glance 2), 8:10 p.m. tackle Garrett Reynolds,a Rochester (IL). Pittsburgh (Snell 1-7) at Minnesota (Liriano 2-7), Houston Astros, caught his 2002 season. He won a OAKLAND ATHLETICS—Agreed to terms with NATIONAL LEAGUE 8:10 p.m. 2,226th career game against World Series with Florida in fifth-round pick from RHP Murphy Smith, LHP Max Peterson, RHP East Division Detroit (E.Jackson 6-3) at St. Louis (Wellemeyer 5- North Carolina. Daniel Tenholder, LHP Ryan Quigley, CF Kent WLPct GB 6), 8:15 p.m. the Texas Rangers, the team 2003, then spent the past five Owens had 13 career Walton, RHP Daniel Straily, RHP Nathan Long, 2B Philadelphia 36 26 .581 — Tampa Bay (Price 1-0) at Colorado (Cook 5-3), for which he made his seasons in Detroit before Michael Gilmartin, OF Connor Crumbliss, RHP New Yo rk 33 29 .532 3 8:40 p.m. interceptions as a three- Paul Smyth, 2B Jeremy Wells, 1B Blake Crosby, Florida 32 34 .485 6 Seattle (Olson 1-1) at San Diego (Gaudin 2-5), major league debut at age signing a $1.5 million, one- year starter for San Jose LHP A.J.Huttenlocker and INF Joel Eusebio. Atlanta 30 32 .484 6 10:05 p.m. 19 on June 20, 1991. year deal with the Astros TEXAS RANGERS—Assigned RHP Orlando Washington 16 46 .258 20 Oakland (Cahill 3-5) at L.A. Dodgers (Kuroda 1-2), Pudge matched Carlton during spring training. State. Terms of the deals Hernandez to Oklahoma City (PCL). Central Division 10:10 p.m. were not disclosed. National League WLPct GB Thursday’s Games Fisk, a Hall of Famer who Rodriguez caught 1,426 ATLANTA BRAVES—Activated 1B Casey Milwaukee 36 29 .554 — Atlanta at Cincinnati, 12:35 p.m. played for Boston (1969- games for the Rangers. On Friday,the team Kotchman from the 15-day DL. Optioned 1B St. Louis 35 30 .538 1 Toronto at Philadelphia, 1:05 p.m. signed another fifth-round Barbaro Canizares to Gwinnett (IL). Cincinnati 31 31 .500 3 1/2 Washington at N.Y.Yankees, 1:05 p.m. CHICAGO CUBS—Placed LHP Jason Waddell on Chicago 30 30 .500 3 1/2 Pittsburgh at Minnesota, 1:10 p.m. pick, cornerback William the 15-day DL. Recalled INF-OF Jake Fox from Pittsburgh 30 34 .469 5 1/2 Chicago White Sox at Chicago Cubs, 2:20 p.m. Middleton,and defensive Iowa (PCL). Houston 29 33 .468 5 1/2 Tampa Bay at Colorado, 3:10 p.m. COLORADO ROCKIES—Agreed to terms with OF West Division Seattle at San Diego, 3:35 p.m. tackle Vance Walker,their Kent Matthes, INF Joseph Sanders, RHP Rob WLPct GB N.Y.Mets at Baltimore, 7:05 p.m. seventh-round selection. Scahill, LHP Thomas Musick, RHP Charles Ruiz, Los Angeles 42 22 .656 — Florida at Boston, 7:10 p.m. OF Avery Barnes, SS Jeffrey Squier, INF Dominic San Francisco 34 29 .540 7 1/2 Houston at Texas, 8:05 p.m. The Falcons also Altobelli, LHP Josh Hungerman, RHP Ricky Testa, Colorado 31 32 .492 10 1/2 Arizona at Kansas City, 8:10 p.m. released offensive lineman C William Tarleton, OF Chandler Laurent, LHP San Diego 28 34 .452 13 Detroit at St. Louis, 8:15 p.m. David Born, INF Jose Rivera, RHP Trevor Gibson, Arizona 27 38 .415 15 1/2 Oakland at L.A. Dodgers, 10:10 p.m. Renardo Foster and kick- RHP Rhett Ballard, RHP Daniel Perkins, OF David ——— er-punter Robbie Dehaze Dinatale, C Bryce Massanari, RHP Clint Tilford, AMERICAN LEAGUE LHP Steven Junker, RHP Coty Woods, C Brandon East Division on Tuesday. Whitby, RHP Eric Federico, INF Matthew Sanders, WLPct GB RHP Clinton McKinney, OF Robert Hines and SS Boston 39 25 .609 — Jeremiah Sammy. New Yo rk 37 27 .578 2 COLLEGE BASEBALL Smoltz zeroes in LOS ANGELES DODGERS—Signed INF Tae- Toronto 35 31 .530 5 hyeok Nam to a minor league contract. Tampa Bay3431.523 5 1/2 College World Series on Red Sox debut WASHINGTON NATIONALS—Activated RHP Kip Baltimore 27 37 .422 12 Wells from the 15-day DL. Optioned RHP Jason Central Division At Rosenblatt Stadium BOSTON — John Bergmann to Syracuse (IL). WLPct GB Omaha, Neb. 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➣ Continued from page 1B 20th hole slid past the right explained his family’s plight. side of the cup. The man, John Ray,had Instead, those are He walked over to Woods, never heard of Mediate moments he embraces. He wrapped his opponent in a before that week at Torrey picked up the ball that struck hug, and has basked in the Pines, yet found himself the stands and happily pan- afterglow that rarely follows rooting for the underdog. tomimed throwing it to the a loss ever since. “You showed me that it is green, hardly buckling in the “It was a big deal to a lot possible to lose and yet not pressure cooker that accom- of people,”Mediate said. “It be beaten,”Ray wrote. panies a major championship was a big deal to me. I enjoy To Mediate, that meant as battle against perhaps the that. It meant a lot to me. I much, if not more, than the best golfer of all time. really haven’t talked to Tiger gargantuan silver cup he “It was just a pretty incred- about it, but being that he’s would have hoisted. ible week,”said Woods, who won 14, it probably didn’t “He got something from played that week with a bro- mean as much to him.” that,”Mediate said. “I think ken leg and blown-out knee Mediate started getting a that was cool.” ligament, injuries that required full appreciation of what it His Q-rating has soared in season-ending surgery shortly meant months later,when a the last 12 months. He’s no after Torrey Pines. Texas man who lost his longer anonymous in restau- CONTRIBUTED PHOTO Mediate thought so as daughter in a car crash short- rants and coffee shops, even Former Dalton High baseball player Beau Blackwood, center,was flanked by well, even when the putt he ly before last year’s U.S. among people who’ve never his father,Bill, and mother,Jan, when he recently signed a combination ath- needed to send the day to a Open sent him a letter and picked up a golf club. letic and academic scholarship with Milligan College in northeast Tennessee. Cat: Goals for college career Wait: Ready to make jump?

➣ Continued from page 1B three-run homer during tributions at the plate, ➣ Continued from page 1B finished 35th in points last something people want to Dalton’s sweep of the Region Blackwood was part of the season, his first full year in watch.” That Blackwood was 7-4A championship series crowd for the hard-hitting She said she and her NASCAR’s premier Sprint Important, too, she said, able to show up well wasn’t. against South Paulding. Cats. agents — IMG — are still Cup Series, and is 24th will be how the next oppor- Although he started as a Brotherton saw the suc- “It was just focus,”he gathering information about through 15 races this year. tunity impacts her “brand.” junior for the Cats, spending cess as a direct result of the said. “We got hot, got on a what her options will be, Franchitti struggled last Asked to define that brand, time in right field and at des- extra time Blackwood put roll, got a little confidence including talking with open- year,and his team was she was hesitant. ignated hitter and earning a into perfecting his mental and swagger. And going up wheel teams and possibly closed in July for lack of “My brand is determined, spot on The Daily Citizen’s and physical approach to there with confidence NASCAR owners, too. sponsorship. He has since it’s feminine and hopefully All-Area Team in 2008, the game with extra practice changes your whole The move to stock cars returned to the IRL. — I feel a little bit awkward Blackwood knew he’d have even after the season began; approach at the plate.You’re has worked out well for Tony Patrick has said in the talking about myself like this to be even better as a senior that devotion to team and better simply because your Stewart, who won two Sprint past that if she were to make — but something beautiful, to meet his goal of earning a game helped him lead, the mindset is better.” Cup Series championships the move to NASCAR, she’d something fast, something college scholarship. coach said. In addition to Palmer, and now contends for anoth- want it to be a lateral move, interesting and exciting and something inspiring and So he went to work, from “Sometimes he was the Blackwood will have er as the owner of a two-car meaning she would move something iconic and some- vocal guy and he’d get after Dalton’s John Erwin — a team. The struggles of Sam directly into a full-time the end of his junior season thing that’s doing things and right on to the start of his them a little bit and that’s senior right-hander who also Hornish Jr. and Dario Sprint Cup ride. good,”Brotherton said. “He recently signed with that’s never been done senior campaign, addressing Franchitti would also have to Interest from a top team, before,”she said. “Those are all aspects and impressing got focused up on what was Milligan — as he begins his weigh into her decision, she she said, could make that going on and bought into college career with an eye on all things that I would hope his coaches with the results. said. more attractive. would describe my brand.” what was being done. He the same kind of progress his “Between this year and “It’s something to take “One thing as drivers is we Patrick said she was just had a good year.” high school days brought. last year,Beau worked real- notice of, and I think what it like to challenge ourselves uncertain whether rumors of With the practice hours ly hard,”said Bob Already on the team is shows is that it is difficult and and if we’ve done something NASCAR teams expressing Brotherton, who took over under his belt — and the wis- Collin Duffie, the son of you do need as much help as well, can we do the next thing an interest in her were true as Dalton’s baseball coach dom gained from his junior Dalton boys basketball possible,”she said, “but as well?” she said. “I think it’s because she leaves that side just before the start of season — Blackwood coach Mike Duffie, who will credit to them, they haven’t an opportunity to show your of things to her agents. She Blackwood’s junior season. believed he had reason to be be a senior next year and been driving for the best ability. NASCAR has so added that when the time “He worked on his swing, more confident. He showed earned All-AAC honors this teams in NASCAR either,so many viewers and so many comes to make a decision, he worked in the outfield, noticeable improvement in past season. how can you really hold them partners and there’s just lots “we’ll definitely be looking he worked on strengthening right field, where an effort to “They’ve got 16 seniors accountable for not doing of options both inside and at all of our options.” his arm and it paid off.” improve his footwork and up there right now and extremely well in the very outside the car. And it looks As a senior,Blackwood learn flyball angles helped they’ve got three senior out- beginning when they just like fun. ... It’s you racing hit .317 with a .567 on-base him become more reliable — fielders,”Blackwood said. don’t have the resources? against everyone else really. he made just one error this “My goal is to push them “It’s very competitive. It’s percentage, combining a “They don’t drive for COFFEE CABIN team-best 24 walks with 20 season while starting every this year,make them as Hendrick or Roush or any of kind of like the Indy 500 hits — nine of those doubles, game for the Cats, who fin- good as I can, then have a the top teams.” every weekend, so that’s a lot FREE Small Frappe with this ad. also a team-best — and driv- ished with a 22-6 record. chance to compete and do Hornish, a two-time of fun as a driver to be part of 1per customer daily. ing in 19 runs. He had a When it came to his con- great things from there.” IndyCar Series champion, something important and 800 S. 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Great for 800- STOP RENTING TODAY MOVE bd rental / rent to own in Dalton, Orange & gray, Tabby kittens. 8 older couple. 706-277-3530 255- IN TOMORROW!!!! Cohutta, Chatsworth, Jasper, weeks old. Vaccinated and 0056 Tunnel Hill, Chattanooga & dewormed. (706)313-0310 Don Babb 706-463-2333 or *302 S. Thornton 5,500 SF, 1130/1132 Burleyson $485mon includes utilities, between NWGA. Full details & pictures! 706-397-2087 [email protected] or $240dep. 2BR 1BA. *707-2 Free to good inside home or Mark Burnett 706-529-5901 Newspaper office & Bank of Am. therentalspot.net outside fenced yard. 2 yr. old Lance 2BR 1.5BA Newly DALTON. *1515 Abutment Rd. 10,000 sq. remodeled, 2 weeks free w/1 yr. Duplex Apt. off Old Grade Rd. $ Simple Management Female bulldog, very loving, 722 Timberlake. $89,900 ft. includes utilities. Many sizes Lg. private, quiet lot, dead end lease. 706-279-1380 wkdy 9-5:30 Services LLC good with kids and all animals. 3BR 1BA $1,000 down. Pmyt as or suites. 1.3 mi. S. of Walnut st. Great area for sm. kids or only. (706)313-0310 low as $750 per mon. *Camelot Bldg, Near I-75. 1514 1st WEEK FREE!! 2 bd, 2 ba. garden. 2br. W/D conn. Very 706-508-4370 Se Habla Español 1827 Swanson N Dalton 2 BR 1 W. Walnut Ave. Between Long A/C, cable, parking, $155 wk. clean. $100/ wk., $200/ dep. Golden Lab free to a good Over 40 Homes With Pictures to BA, $69,900 $1000 dn $495 mn John Silvers & Burger King. No Pets! Renovated. 706-263- 706-278-1520 or 706-517-9064 home. Female. Needs fenced Choose From On Our 4906 News Rd. 2 BR 1 BA fixer 5,500 S/F. 0743 or 646-884-4480 yard. 706-673-6670 Website At: upper, 2 acres. $74,000, $1,000 706-279-1380 wkdys 9-5:30. DUPLEX: 890 W. Addis, Tunnel Free kittens,1 gry/ wht male & 2 2 BR 1.5 BA -*503B Colter, 2BR www.picksimple.com dn. as low as $650 month. Hill. Apt. 2 BR 1 BA, $125 wk, blk/ wht female call 706-694- 31,000 sq ft. Masonry building, 4 1.5BA $445 mth, $220 dp. 706- RENT TO OWN 315 Foster 2 BR 1 BA fenced $250 dep 706-279-1380 wkdays 2957 or 706-264-6510. yard, $79,900, $1,000 dn as loading docks & offices. 1 block 279-1380 wkd 9-5:30 Federal Tax Credit off 4 lane Abutment Rd. on Get Yo ur Down Payment low as $550 month 2 BR, 1 BA. 116 Fernwood Efficiency bachelor apt in city All ITEMS FOR SALE CHATSWORTH Callahan Rd. 706-226-6245 Rebated Ave., $550/mo + $250/dep.All utilities incl. TV & cable furn. No **CHATSWORTH –359 Torino 3886 Maple Grove Rd. Brick 5000 sq. ft. warehouse space. utilities included. W/D Conn., Pets 801 N. Selvidge St. $65 Drive 3/1.5 $650 a Mth & $1000 605 Computers home, 3 BR 2 BA $115,000 211 W. Gordon. Call: 706-278- C/H/A. 706-226-0503 dep, $65/wk 278-3729 8a- 8pm. $5,000 dn, as low as $850 mon down Used DELL Laptops $299 6339 WESTSIDE **COHUTTA – 3/2 285 Wheeler Used Dell PCs $195 Available 5,000 SQ. FT. Antioch Extra Nice - Extra Clean in 3038 Hurricane Rd. 2 BR 1 BA. 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Owner BRUCE BEN financing available. For POTTS POTTS (706) 217-6397 information call Kevin 706-217- 8335 7442 North Highway 27 • Rock Spring, GA 30739 GA (706) 764-1226 • TN (423) 265-4088 • Toll Free 1-800-701-8966 308 South Thornton Avenue • Dalton, GA 30720 Land for sale, 5-10 acre tracts in Westside area. Call 706-217- G.A.L. 117, 120, A.A.L. 344, 345, T.A.L. 2199 www.daltondailycitizen.com 8335. www.pottsbrothers.com email - [email protected] 6B Wednesday, June 17, 2009 THE DAILY CITIZEN Mobile Homes 752 Homes For Rent 776 For Sale 806 Domestic Autos 807 Import Autos 809 Trucks Dawnville Community. If you are INVESTORS WANTED! 3 BR 2 $500! HONDAS & TOYOTAS looking for a nice 3 BR 2 BA BA DW on 5.2 acres Harrison FROM $500! Buy Police home, give us a call!! 2BR apts TN. $39K. Cash only. 423-476- Impounds & Repos! Acuras, avail. also. 706-226-7526, 706- 3605 Nissans, Chevys & more from 483-2891 or 706-272-0065 $500! For Listings 800-366-0124 Mobile home foreclosures. ext. 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L213 xenon headlights, garage kept, AM/FM radio, 10 ft loading ramp appliances incl., $750 deposit & Call for FREE qualification423- one owner, asking $43,000. w’ 1000lb capacity. Mileage $750 per mo./Owner Financing 476-3605 Call: 706-260-1673 ranging from 40,000 – 75,000 options available. Call 706-218- Mobile Homes miles. Sale price is $12,000 - 2047. 778 For Rent $14000. Only method of 1 & 2 bdrm mobile homes & payment accepted is certified 2005 Ya maha Waverunner(s) 2006 Cadillac STS, 6 cycl, nav. Apartments in Whitfield & Murray check or money order. Sorry no 160 HP High Output Motors sunroof, heated & cooled seats, Co. $85 per week & up. Utilities financing Contact Josh Hall @ Adult Ridden/Fresh water fully loaded, white diamond. Penske, Day- 706-277-9477, Very Low Hours $6500 each Summer Special 2 week FREE furnished. 706-278-4048 39,000 miles. $18,500. 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Nice, clean 2 BR condo in 1976 Chevy Impala, 4-door, 264-1932 459-4821 2009 Piaggio- Vespa Scooter Dalton city. $800 mon w/garage good condition & clean. 809 Trucks 250. 70 mpg, 85 mph. 3 yr & $750/mo. without gar. Everything original, PS, PB, warranty, touring case. $350/dep. 706-397-9987 or 706- upholstery good. 70,010 actual $4,600.00. Call 706-980-2674 264-2976 miles. Auto, 350 eng. Kept covered. JUST LIKE NEW!! $4,000 Firm. 706-226-1224. 758 Duplex For Rent 2006 FLHXI Harley Davidson Street Glide, vivid black, full 2BR Duplex near SE High. New 805 Buses 2003 Kia Optima, automatic, Rinehart exhaust, passenger carpet, fresh paint, remodeled power windows & locks, CD detachable back rest, AM/FM thru-out! 1524 Margaret Cir.1. Like new. 2004 Explorer. V8 player, 100K miles. This car engine with 3rd row seat. Well radio & CD player, security $460mth $250dep706-226-1998 2003 F-250, 4 door- crew cab. looks and drives great and I also maintained. Many extras. Only system, garage kept, only 4,300 6.0 diesel, 94k miles. 4x4. MOBILE HOMES have a clear title for it. Asking $9,500. Call: 706-280-1431 miles. Please call 706-581-3516. $2,700 or best offer. Call 706- Automatic, Excellent condition. Mobile Homes 218-8021. Asking $18,500. 706-264-7883 RECREATION LEGAL NOTICES 776 For Sale or 706-629-4000. 2006 Nissan 350Z, convertible, 4-Sale by Owner – Two mobile Silver Eagle 318 Jimmy. 9 loaded, white with frost leather. 901 Public Notices homes on rented lots. Ready to 851 Boats speed, RR. 2 coleman roof air New tires. 30,000 miles. On Saturday June 27th 2009 the Murray move into or move to your land. and heat units. 7000 watt $24,500. OBO. 706-463-0672 County Government in Conjunction with 3br/2bt in Tunnel Hill $13,900. generator. Was Bluegrass bus. the Ultimate Auction Company,Inc will 2br/1bt in Ringgold $10,900. Road ready. $15,000. Call: 706- conduct an Auction at 190 Treadwell Special Deal $22,500 for both! Need New Road in Chats worth, Ga. 277-1724 Items to be Auctioned are Seized Call today 706-260-9988. Wheels? Vehicles, County Equipment, misc. office 806 Domestic Autos equipment and supplies. Do you own Land? Need a Check out 2003 F-250, 4 door- crew cab., Yo u can obtain a full listing of all home? $1 and a deed will buy Cars from $500! Police diesel, 103k miles. 4x4. equipment and supplies being auctioned your home today. In house Impounds! Cars, Tr ucks and our Automatic, Excellent condition. 2001 21’ Bullet Bass Boat. by contacting the Ultimate Auction Company, Inc during normal business financing available 423-476- SUVs from $500! For Listings Asking $16,500. 706-264-7883 225 Optimax. $15,500. Call 800-536-8309 ext. 5514 CLASSIFIEDS! hours at 706-695-6463. 2350 or 706-629-4000. Call: 706-226-2161 06/16 WE CANPRINTIT!

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BY LARA HAYES Chattanooga from May to June of [email protected] last year. So how was life on a movie set? Ever wonder what it would be FFrriendsiends “It was really hectic but fun,” like to film an intimate movie scene she said. “Every day something in front of a large group of people? & new and exciting happened. I didn’t Now imagine that same group of realize the amount of work that was people in their underwear. NEIGHBORS required — 10 to 15 hours a day. That’s exactly how Terri Frye Everybody was always tired.” describes performing her love Frye forged strong bonds with scenes in the upcoming indie flick her cast mates and considers them “Thick as Thieves,”which will pre- friends for life. miere Aug. 29 at the Tivoli Theatre “There will be an incredible in Chattanooga. blooper reel because we were “Shooting those was truly acting always cutting up,”she said. “And in every sense of the word,”she one day we blew up a car.” said. “When a cast member had to Following the premiere, Frye be in their undies for a scene, the plans to continue acting. She said cast and crew had to as well, to help she has several projects lined up them feel less awkward.” with Brigand Pictures and would While Frye may be a rookie in love to make it a career. film, she certainly is no stranger to “It’s kind of an escape from performing. After all, she got her reality,to get to dress up and play start as a vocalist at age 4. somebody else for a while,”she “My dad (Terrell) started work- said. ing with me,”said Frye, now 25. She just finished a commercial “He’s a singer,and he wondered if for Southern Customs, a his ability was passed on. I loved Chattanooga body shop, which will it.” air on several cable channels in By her mid-teens, she had added about a month. In the meantime, guitar and piano to her repertoire MATT HAMILTON/THE DAILY CITIZEN she rides her horses, works out, and began singing in churches. In enjoys her day job and anxiously 1999, Frye got her first taste of the Terri Frye is a rookie when it comes to film, but she’s no stranger to performing. She has been awaits the premiere of “Thick as stage as a member of the Northwest singing since age 4, added piano and guitar to her repertoire as a teen, and has performed on stage. Thieves.”After that, the film will High cast of “Auditory Overload,” be shown at festivals in Europe and a musical and cultural recap of the “I seriously got into it, then I got and director Lloyd Tate proved far ing, ‘Mom, I got the part!’ after we hopefully picked up for distribu- past century. a job at Global Fitness as a recep- from flawless. hung up. She wasn’t nearly as tion. After graduating from Murray tionist,”said Frye. “I try to run six “It seemed like the universe was excited as I was.” “I’m trying to get ready,” she County High, Frye attended Dalton miles a day about five days a week against me that day,” she said. “I “Thick as Thieves” is the first of said. “I’m excited out of my mind.” State College for a while. Then one and do a weight training routine. It got behind an accident and was two a three-part series about a group of day in 2005 her life changed in a took me about a year to lose the hours late.” assassins. Frye describes her char- split second. weight.” Despite that setback, Frye was acter,Chasity,as a combination of “Thick as Thieves” “I was t-boned on the passenger Frye’s life took yet another turn called back about a week later to girl-next-door and a girl you side (of my car), then hit head on,” in 2007 when she stumbled across read. And called back … and called wouldn’t want to make mad in a “Thick as Thieves” will be Frye said. “The whole passenger information about Chattanooga- back again, a total of seven more dark alley. shown Aug. 29-30 at the side was up against the right side of based production company Brigand times. Finally,while on a visit to “The character is kind of con- Tivoli Theatre in my body.” Pictures holding movie auditions. her mother Linda’s house, she flicted,”she said. “She’s really Chattanooga. For more The accident left her unable to She submitted a photo and resume received another call from Click. there for her love interest, Holsten information on show times walk very well for a year,and over and received a phone call from “I was walking around in the (Brandon Michaels). Playing an and ticket prices, call the time she gained 40 pounds. Frye casting director Mike Click about a yard, and he said, ‘We would like assassin was fun!” box office at (423) 757- wanted the extra weight gone, so as week later letting her know she had to officially offer you the part if To prepare for the role, Frye had 5050. Tickets will be on soon as she was able she began the look they wanted. you want it,’” said Frye. “I jumped weapons training and fight training. sale soon. exercising. And she hasn’t stopped. Frye’s first meeting with Click up and down, and started scream- Filming was done every day in

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As attention spans get stars of a new exhibit that smaller and smaller,so do opens today. newspaper stories. As officials were pro- The popularity moting the return of the Internet of the zoo’s 28 and handheld prairie dogs — computers (PDAs their former digs - personal digital had been out of assistants) has sight in a closed done nothing but section of the ani- intensify this mal preserve for trend of concen- more than four trating the length years — some of of a story in con- the critters found densed form. Len ways to jump, So, being that climb and get over CONTRIBUTED PHOTO Robbins I’m a visionary the walls of their Victory Lane,an American Cancer Society Relay for Life team, recently held a fundraiser at Dug Gap always two steps prairie paradise, a Elementary. Each class was asked to donate coins to benefit the American Cancer Society.Louise Ciliberto’s beside the times, I figure centerpiece exhibit just fourth grade class (shown) raised the most — $148.The Relay for Life was held June 5-6 at the North Georgia newspaper stories will inside the zoo’s main Fairgrounds in Dalton. For more information, e-mail [email protected] or call (706) 278-1960. eventually go the way of entrance. Haiku poetry. Haiku poetry is a com- This story’s haiku: RELIGION pact format, containing 17 It took 10 minutes syllables – five in the first for prairie dogs to baffle line, seven in the second, Humans are so dumb and five again in the third How to be a good father, Part 1 line. The goal of Haiku From the Associated poetry is to summarize the Press: ZEPHYR COVE, Many men who daughters to marry you. They know whether they I don’t mean that you gist of an idea (or story,in Nev. — A 53-year-old man help produce chil- into money and suc- are just an afterthought or an have to give them everything this case) using the pat- was arrested on suspicion dren don’t automati- cess that they never inconvenience and a disrup- they want. That’s one of the tern. It’s the way they of being naked near a high cally know how to achieved. Every tion in your busy schedule. worst things you can do. We communicate in the Far school on Lake Tahoe’s be a good father. child is different. Don’t just give them your are living in a generation of Eastern country of Haiku, east shore. The naked man It’s not enough just They are not a clone leftovers. children whose parents have and will soon be here as was arrested Monday after to know the charac- of you (thank God). • Listen to your children. robbed their children of the well — probably in a cou- three Whittell High School teristics of a good It’s natural for a Give them your undivided blessing of wanting, work- ple of months. students reported spotting father. We need to child to make mis- attention — not with one eye ing and waiting for material I have started practicing him tied to a rock and know what to do to takes … spill their on the TV and the other eye things. We have spoiled our for this eventuality by con- lying face down behind be a good father. milk … accidentally on them. When they have a children by giving them densing the following the school. When the stu- Not being a perfect Gary break things … do problem or when they are instant satisfaction and they recent, actual news stories dents asked if he needed to father myself, I Mimbs poorly on a test … worried and especially when will carry on this tradition into Haiku format. You can be untied, the man wanted to share with get angry … they are sad or lonely,they by charging whatever they read them for practice as answered no. other dads some They’re not per- need your attention. They want and accumulating well: Douglas County sher- guidelines that I recently fect like you were when you don’t need cartoons, or a enormous credit card debt. iff's deputies said the man received from a wise col- were a kid! Accept your chil- video game, or their best Too many fathers think From the Indianapolis told them he was watching league. I will share the first dren for who they are … friend’s dad — they need they can buy off their chil- Star: MUNCIE (Ind.) — some buzzards flying part today and the second part whether they are clumsy or you! dren with things. Thus, hop- Here’s a tip if you find overhead at the time. on Father’s day. athletic … scatterbrained or Get involved with your ing to relieve them of the yourself in conflict with The man, who said he • Love your wife. Your brainy … shy or a motor- children, and know what’s guilt for not being the kind of Yorktown resident Robert was a freelance writer,was children watch how you treat mouth … goofy or sophisti- going on in their everyday father they ought to be. My Henry Stahl. arrested on a charge of loi- their mother. They are learn- cated. life. Listen to them — even father didn’t make much Keep your mouth shut. tering on school grounds. ing and forming their concept Instead of constantly criti- when they‘re not saying any- money when I was growing For the second time in of marriage from you.You are cizing their imperfections, thing, they are speaking vol- up but my Daddy provided seven months, Stahl — a This story’s haiku: creating a pattern, a blueprint acknowledge their imperfec- umes. Be the kind of father for me. He provided me with former tavern owner and Students find nude man. for marriage with your chil- tions and love them. They that they can come to and say everything I needed, and onetime candidate for Tied to rock. Do you need dren. Ephesians 5:28 says, aren’t perfect. They will anything that’s on their mind taught me the principle that Delaware County sheriff help? “So husbands ought also to never be perfect so don’t without being criticized for it. providing for your children — has been convicted of No, he said. I’m good. love their own wives as their expect them to be perfect. If you listen to them when by giving them too much, is battery in a case that saw own bodies. He who loves his Colossians 3:21 says, they’re small and their prob- just as bad as not providing him yank false teeth from From a WCPO-TV own wife loves himself.” “Fathers, don’t make your lems are small then they’ll for them by giving them too the mouth of his victim. report: CINCINNATI – A • Don’t expect perfect children resentful, or they come to you when they’re little. Muncie City Court man who Cincinnati children. Just like there are will become discouraged.” bigger,and their problems are If you provide your chil- Judge Bill Bruns found the Police say is responsible no perfect fathers there are no • Enjoy your children. bigger. Proverbs 1:5 says, “A dren with the best of every- 64-year-old Stahl guilty of for stealing several plants perfect children. Fathers, Psalm 127:3 says, “Behold, wise man will hear and thing in the world and neg- the Class A misdemeanor, has been arrested after he don’t expect your children to children are a gift of the Lord; increase in learning …” lect giving them the spiritual which carries a maximum was seen carrying a large be perfect and meet all of The fruit of the womb is a • Provide for your chil- necessities for them to make one-year jail term, at the tropical plant down an your expectations, to fulfill reward.”Children are given to dren. 1 Timothy 5:8 says, heaven, then you have totally conclusion of a May 4 alley. all of your goals for them and us to enjoy, not as a burden to “But if anyone does not pro- failed as a father. bench trial. Christopher Anderson, to be what you want them to be avoided or ignored but to vide for his own, and espe- Victim Robert E. 41, of Avondale was be. enjoy! In order to enjoy them, cially for those of his house- “How to be a good Hollars, 50, also of booked on one count of Too many fathers try to you’ve got to be with them, hold, he has denied the faith, father” will conclude in Yorktown, had told theft. live out their own lives have fun with them and share and is worse than an unbeliev- Sunday’s Lifestyle section. authorities he was attacked Police say last week, he through their children. They your life with them. er.” Even the heathen provide by Stahl last Sept. 24 after was seen carrying the the men had quarreled out- plant in Over-The-Rhine. want their sons to be the foot- The quantity of time you for their families. But you ■ Gary Mimbs is senior ball stars that they could spend with them tells them can’t be a good father and not pastor of the Dalton First side the defendant’s home, When officers approached never be. They want their how important they are to provide for your children. Church of the Nazarenes. in the 2500 block of South him, he ran, cops say. He Broadway. ended up leaving the plant behind. Police believe he This story’s haiku: is responsible for several SUPPORT GROUPS Argue with Robert other plant thefts in that He won’t stahl to take area. ■ The Alzheimer’s meets the second Tuesday of MCR Foundation. The foun- more information, call (706) your teeth Association Georgia Chapter each month at 6 p.m. at the dation is at 1400 McCallie 313-0023 or visit www.mar- That’s how he rolls This story’s haiku: is offering Next Step, a social Dalton-Whitfield Senior Ave., in Chattanooga. For riageisforever.org. Cincy man steals plants. support group for persons in Center. The center is at 302 more information,call Jan ■ Al Anon Family Groups From the Baltimore Can you really pawn a the early stages of memory Cappes St., in Dalton. Those Robinson at (423) 991-9730. for families and friends of Sun: BALTIMORE — It plant? loss and their caregivers. The with Parkinson’s and their ■ Helping the Hurting Inc. problem drinkers meet each took just 10 minutes for a A flower thief, he ain’t group meets for a Dutch treat caregivers are welcome. For is offering a support group, Monday and Thursday at 8 dozen prairie dogs to out- I am now ready. dinner on the second Monday more information,call (706) Life After Divorce (LAD), p.m. in the lower level of St. wit the creators of the of each month from 6:30 to 278-7917. each Thursday at 6:30 p.m. at Mark’s Episcopal Church in Maryland Zoo’s new Yep, Haiku journalism. 8:30 p.m. at the Oakwood ■ The Murray County 207 W. King St., Suite A in Dalton. The church is at 901 $500,000 habitat. It is our future. Café in Dalton. Meetings pro- Senior Center hosts a monthly Dalton. The program includes W. Emery St. For more infor- Aircraft wire, poured vide the opportunity for cou- Alzheimer’s support group discussion, review, teaching mation, call (706) 217-5953. concrete and slick plastic ples to socialize with others the second Tuesday of each and videos. Each meeting is ■ In Remembrance is a walls proved no match for ■ Len Robbins is the editor who are living with early- month at 7 p.m. Anyone who independent so participants group of young adults (high the fast-footed rodents, the of Clinch County News. stage dementia. For more is a caregiver for someone can start anytime. The group school and college age) joined information or to register,call with Alzheimer’s is welcome. meets on an ongoing basis. together to honor the lives of Laurie Parker at the chapter The Murray County Senior For more information or direc- friends, family members or office at (706) 275-0819. Center is at 820 G.I. Maddox tions, call (706) 277-4357. classmates who have died. ■ A breast cancer support Parkway in Chatsworth. ■ Family Frameworks is The group meets twice group is held the first Tuesday ■ The National offering “Dating My Spouse monthly at St. Mark’s of each month at 7 p.m. at Association for Anorexia in Dalton.”Participants com- Episcopal Church for lunch Rock Bridge Community Nervosa and Associated mit to date their spouses at and spend time sharing mem- Church in volunteer head- Disorders (ANAD) has a sup- least one evening each month. ories about those they loved. quarters (downstairs in The port group for men and Interested couples may pur- For more information, contact Gathering). For more infor- women with anorexia, bulimia chase a button for $15 per Margie Bruner at (706) 259- mation, call (706) 226-5858. or binge-eating disorder and couple and use it once a 6076 or Susan Ewing at (423) ■ The Dalton Parkinson’s their families every first and month this year for discounts. 266-7479 or susanfer- Disease Support Group third Sunday at 6 p.m. at the To purchase a button or for [email protected]. NWGA Home Health and Oxygen $15 Off Four Paws Grooming (706) 226-0520 Pet Resort Your Sourcefor NewCustomers Hospital Equipment •CPAPMasks 1737 Sane Road Only On DisplayThrough July 15 th Oxygen Equipment 706-428-9937 Not good with other offers. Expires 6/30/09 Michael’s FineArtsand Framing 412North Park Drive in Dalton www.4pawsresort.net 1325 Dug Gap Road •Phone 706.278.8840 THE DAILY CITIZEN Wednesday, June 17, 2009 3C Locks of Love GROWINGS ON Plan to produce a bumper crop

2009 has been a condition for less it is best to water it thor- much better year so than 12 hours. For oughly once a week rather far in the garden. the best tasting than giving it a light water- Be thankful for the cukes, pick early ing everyday. That way, a rain we have and often. The deeper root system is received so far, and fruits can be stored encouraged that will help hope it continues for up to two weeks the plants tolerate dry through the sum- at 45 to 50 degrees weather. Generally,an mer. The following fahrenheit and 95 application of 1 inch of tips should help percent relative water to the surface will you as you grow humidity. Lower wet the soil to 6 or 8 inches your fruit and veg- Louis temperatures cause deep. etables. Dykes chilling damage, ■ Avoid side dressing ■ The flavor and and higher temper- tomatoes, eggplants and yield of strawber- atures encourage peppers with fertilizer until ries vary from year to year yellowing. Yellowing is they have set their first fruit. depending upon spring also accelerated if cucum- ■ In most cases, blos- growing conditions. bers are stored with toma- som-end rot on tomatoes, CONTRIBUTED PHOTO Excessive rainfall dilutes toes or apples. peppers, squash and water- the flavor of the berries and ■ After watering, the melons may be prevented Mary Lou Gallmon of Chatsworth recently donated 10 inches of her hair to increases loss from fungal soil in the vegetable garden by maintaining uniform Locks of Love.The stylist was Magdalene Cook of Shades of Summer. diseases. should be moist to a depth soil moisture by mulching ■ One way to keep rac- of 8 to 10 inches. If the and watering correctly, coons out of fruit trees is to moisture is not that deep, planting in well-drained put a length of stovepipe at evaluate your watering soil and not cultivating COMMUNITY CALENDAR least 30 inches long around technique. deeper than 1 inch within 1 the base of each trunk. Or ■ Yellow crook-neck or foot of the plant. Also avoid The Community Calendar in advance by calling Allen meeting June 25 at 6 p.m. at move the stovepipe sec- straight-neck squash tastes the use of high-nitrogen runs in the Living section at (706) 264-4278 or Janna the Post. For membership tions from tree to tree as the best when 4 to 7 inches fertilizers. each Wednesday and Sunday at (706) 217-5965. information, call the Post at fruit ripens. A separate pipe long. Pick when pale yel- ■ Corn needs water at on a space-available basis. (706) 226-5120 or Sybil can also be used on each low (rather than golden) two crucial times: when the To announce your meeting, June 20 Campbell at (706) 673- low branch to prevent the and before skin hardens. tassels at the top are begin- e-mail the information to ■ A Tom and Lillie 2760. raccoons from climbing on Scalloped (patty pan) ning to show, and when the [email protected] Brown family reunion will them. squash is best when grayish silk is beginning to show on m or send by fax to (706) be held June 20 at 4 p.m. at July 11 ■ Disinfection of or greenish white (before it the ear. If weather is dry at 275-6641. Please send your the Antioch Baptist Church. ■ Descendants of pruners between cuts is rec- turns ivory white) and is these times, water. item at least two weeks in This is rescheduled due to a Absalom and Clements ommended when removing still small, even silver-dol- ■ Only the uppermost advance and include a tele- death in the family in April. Hooper will have a family diseased tissue from plants. lar size. ear or two develops to phone number to contact for ■ Mayberry Day will be reunion July 11 at noon at Most authorities recom- ■ Keep watermelon and maturity in sweet corn. Any more information. held June 20 from 10 a.m. to the Georgia Fairgounds in mend a one in 10 solution cantaloupe well-watered underdeveloped, lower ears 8 p.m. at Eton Park. The Hiawassee. A covered dish of bleach and water,but it when growing, but on the can be picked just after the June 18-28 event will feature imperson- lunch will be served. For can be cumbersome to dry side when fruit is ripen- silks appear and used in ■ The Marsh House ators, crafts, games, shows, more information,call B. carry a bucket of this mix ing. stir-fry vegetables, salads Museum in LaFayette will music and food. Admission Byers at (706) 581-2016 or about in the garden, and the ■ If you would like to or pickles. present a special tour and is $1 for adults and free for Violet Cranfield at (865) solution is corrosive and garden on a herbicide-treat- exhibit, “From Cradle to children. 856-3557 or e-mail condaro- must be rinsed from tools ed area, but are unsure of Grave,” June 18-28. The ■ The Murray County [email protected]. after use. A household,dis- whether residual herbicide ■ Louis Dykes is County infectant spray that doesn’t will damage your plants, Extension Coordinator for exhibit by local expert Tina Humane Society will host a Murray County. If you have Rogers will show clothing yard sale and bake sale June July 28 damage tools can also be try sowing tomato and rye- ■ any questions about grow- from the 1860s. Rogers will 20 from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. in The Dalton-Whitfield used. And a spray can is grass seed in soil from the ing plants in your garden explain the occasions for the Crandall. There will be items Senior Center will offer a easier to carry. plot. If they grow well and or if you are having trou- dresses and suits, differences available for the whole fami- day trip to the Cartersville ■ Cucumbers have a produce their first true ble with pests, call the in social classes’ clothing, ly,including Dad. Lunch will Western Booth Museum July very short vine storage leaves, residual herbicides Georgia Cooperative sewing methods and materi- be served for $5. The event 28. Participants will leave time; under warm, humid will not be a problem. Extension Office, Murray als along with the context of will be at 12097 Highway the Center at 9 a.m. and conditions, fruits on the ■ After your vegetable County at 706-695-3031 or the Civil War period. Trained 225 North. For more infor- return no later than 5 p.m. vine may remain in prime garden is well established, e-mail [email protected]. docents will lead a tour of mation, call (706) 695-2642 The cost is $10. Registration the house and tell the story of or e-mail muchopups@wind- and payment are required by the Marsh family. Hours are stream.net. July 24. The Center is at 302 1 to 3 p.m. Thursdays and ■ The Murray County Cappes St. in Dalton. For WinACharcoal Grill ForDad! Sundays. Admission is $5 for High School Class of 1974 more information,call (706) adults and youth and $1 for will have its 35-year reunion 278-3700. children. The museum is June 20. For more informa- Remember Dad located on North Main tion, call (706) 695-5388. July 29 Street. ■ The League of Women ■ The Georgia Voters will have cake honor- Department of Labor’s with aspecial wish in June 18 ing The Daily Citizen’s edi- Dalton Career Center will ■ Veterans of Foreign tor emeritus Mark Pace’s offer a veteran’s workshop THE DAILY CITIZEN Wars Post 4985 will host 95th birthday June 20 from 2 July 29 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. bingo June 18 at 7 p.m. to 4 p.m. at the Oakwood There will be one-on-one on Father’s Day, Admission is $7 with $1,500 Café located on Cuyler interviews with corporate in prizes awarded. Games Street in Dalton. The public employers, educational insti- Sunday, June 21, 2009, are open to the public. The is invited. tutions, veterans service Post is located on Veterans agencies and veterans organ- and he will be entered in adrawing Drive in Dalton. June 22 izations. Disabled veterans ■ The Georgia Council outreach program specialist foraFREE Gas Grill! June 19 on Substance Abuse will Dan Malone and local veter- ■ The Engine Room present information about ans employment representa- restaurant will host a drive- the incidence of substance tive Vincent Spann will lead In Memory In Honor thru spaghetti dinner June abuse with individuals who the workshop. The center is 19 from 4:30 to 6 p.m. have mental illnesses June at (706) 272-2301. Proceeds benefit the North 22 from 6 to 6:45 p.m. at Georgia Hysteria ‘94 fast- First United Methodist Oct. 2-3 pitch softball team to help Church as part of the ■ The Dalton High pay for their upcoming trip National Alliance on Mental School Class of 1959 will to the Sporting Events Illness monthly meeting. have its 50-year reunion Oct. Association of America The church is at 202 E. Third 2-3. The following class- World Series tournament in Ave., in Chatsworth. For mates have not been located: Pigeon Forge, Tenn. Plates more information,call Jim Jerry Cargal, Gordon Lee are $6 include spaghetti Moore at (706) 232-4607. McClure, Kenneth W. Suggs, with meat sauce, garlic roll, Randall Sutton and Alice salad with dressing and a June 25 Faye Williams. Anyone with bottle of spring water. The ■ The Legionnaires and information is asked to con- Gary Bearden Eric Martin Engine Room is at 1525 Auxiliary of American tact Alva Jean Sharp at (706) Waring Road in Dalton. Legion Post 112 in Dalton 278-8525 or alvajean- August 14, 1945 -June 18, 2002 Youare the best Daddy Large orders may be placed will have its regular monthly [email protected]. In loving memory in the whole world. on Father’s Day HappyFather’s Day, Missing you every day Ilove you! With love,your family Hannah Latest Technological Advancement In ONLY $1500 For One (Only 1person per photo,please) Hearing Aids Hurry! 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Happy Birthday: Don’t stantial opportunities head- Playing the odds spare your own health and ing your way. Discuss your In many well-being for the sake of plans with someone who deals, the out- others. Put things in perspec- may want to join you. Love come hinges tive and choose wisely where is on the rise and a chance to on declarer’s and how you spend your do something spectacular handling of a time. A new way of life or will enhance a relationship particular card philosophy will encourage that means a lot to you. 3 combination. you to take better care of stars In such situa- your own interests. Changes LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. tions, declarer should be positive 22): You may find should try to and revolve around yourself in a bit of a work out the home and family. financial bind if you approach that Your numbers are have let someone offers the 3, 12, 20, 27, 33, talk you into some- greatest chance 38, 44 thing you really of success. ARIES (March cannot afford. Take this 21-April 19): Travel plans may case where Don’t give in to lead to a destination South was in anyone trying to that will help you four hearts. He bully you. A busi- figure out what to won the open- ness deal may Eugenia do about a situation ing spade lead cause self-doubt. you face at home. 3 with the ace Hard work will be Last stars and led a heart the only way to get SCORPIO from dummy. what you want. (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): When East fol- Your talent should speak for You need a little inspiration lowed with the eight, declarer played the queen, losing to itself. 3 stars and motivation. Take part in the ace. TAURUS (April 20-May an activity that will introduce South ruffed the spade return, but since he could not get 20): Let everyone know you to unusual or creative to dummy to lead another heart, he had to lead one from his where you stand and you will people. Someone you are hand. This gave East two trump tricks, and the loss of a face far less opposition. close to will want you to club at the end put the contract down one. Holding back information or spend too much to upgrade As can be seen, South would have made his game if he trying to push your rules on your living quarters or on a had played the nine on the first heart lead from dummy, someone will backfire. You luxury you don’t need. 3 which would have held his trump losers to two. The ques- can enhance your image, stars tion, therefore, is whether the nine was the correct play,or looks or personality by try- SAGITTARIUS (Nov. whether declarer was merely unlucky. ing something new. 3 stars 22-Dec. 21): You can form a To resolve such a problem, the first step is to omit from GEMINI (May 21-June new partnership with an old consideration all possible divisions of the missing cards 20): You cannot mess around partner. You are likely to where declarer’s play makes no difference. Thus, South with your finances if you have more in common now should immediately dismiss all 2-2 divisions, since only want to stay afloat. You must and can work side-by-side two trump tricks can be lost regardless of how he plays. be aware of what things will much better than in the past. Similarly,if West holds the A-K-10, it won’t matter what cost before you get involved. An unusual turn of events declarer does, as he is certain to lose three trump tricks. Trying to get out of a con- will give you greater under- South likewise has no chance if the trumps are divided 4-0. tract will lead to legal battles. standing. 5 stars The only pertinent case — that is, where declarer’s play Your intuition won’t lead you CAPRICORN (Dec. 22- does make a difference — is when the hearts are divided 3- off-course. 4 stars Jan. 19): You have to take 1 and West has the singleton. Once East has followed with CANCER (June 21-July time out for personal rea- the eight, that singleton can only be the ten, king or ace. 22): Emotional turmoil can sons. The involvement you Since there is twice as good a chance that West’s single- be expected but if you are have with someone you love ton will be the ace or king rather than the ten, South should willing to make a couple of will set the stage for the go with the odds and finesse the nine at trick two. adjustments you will be able future. Work on something as Tomorrow: It’s all in your state of mind. to move on. Once you are in a couple and you will build a the know, you must act closer relationship. 2 stars quickly. It’s your spontaneity AQUARIUS (Jan. 20- that will give you the edge. 2 Feb. 18): Follow your intu- CRYPTOQUIP stars ition and you will stay on LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): course and realize your Don’t miss out on an inter- potential. Your confidence esting job prospect because will grow if you present you are emotionally anxious something you have wanted about a relationship that isn’t to do for a long time. 4 stars going according to plan. PISCES (Feb. 19-March Concentrate on the people 20): You will get the help who are willing to help you you need. A change in your and don’t rely on someone reputation will be of concern who has let you down in the but, if you are honest about past. 5 stars the past, you will not upset VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. your chances to get ahead 22): You’ve got some sub- now or in the future. 3 stars

TO YOUR GOOD HEALTH Overactive thyroid responds to a number of treatments

DEAR DR. symptoms,but that suits your needs. You DONOHUE: In even a small sam- have to discuss the pros and ASK THE DOCTOR 1981, the right half ple of them makes cons with your doctors, but of my thyroid was one feel miserable. you are in the driver’s seat. Dr. Donohue regrets that he removed. Now my Surgery to is unable to answer individ- left side is giving remove the DEAR DR. DONO- ual letters, but he will incor- me a problem. It’s remaining half of HUE: I have developed porate them in his column hyperthyroid and your gland is one gray rings around the iris of whenever possible. Readers full of nodules. The approach. Surgery both eyes. I’ve been told it is may write him or request an large ones were puts a quick end to a sign of glaucoma or that it order form of available health newsletters at P.O. CONTRIBUTED PHOTO biopsied and symptoms. You has to do with a person’s showed no signs of Paul G. have to recuperate cholesterol level. Please Box 536475, Orlando, FL Cloe,above,is one of the Humane Society’s many cancer. Donohue from surgery. You explain. — F.W. 32853-6475. adoptable pets. I have had two also have to take opinions. One doc- thyroid hormone ANSWER: Next time pressure; 5. high blood tor wants to use a radioac- for the rest of your life, but you’re out, take a look triglycerides (fats). These Supporting animals tive pill to kill it, but the pill that’s not a big deal — just around. You see lots of older problems are remedied is dangerous to the liver. one tablet a day. people with a milky-white through diet changes, The other doctor wants to The attraction of radioac- to grayish-white ring around weight loss, increased The Murray County The organization has operate to remove it. I’m tive iodine is that the same their irises. It’s called arcus physical activity and some- Humane Society will hold a been in existence for more confused. I am a widow, my result is obtained without senilis. It doesn’t indicate times medicines. yard sale and bake sale than 15 years — helping find children live far away,and any cutting. “Radioactive” glaucoma, now or in the Syndrome X, the heart Saturday from 8 a.m. to p.m. homes for abandoned and my youngest is in Iraq. I am makes people pause and future. It might indicate disease syndrome, is clog- 67, without brothers or sis- think of atomic bombs. high cholesterol. However, ging of heart arteries that at 12097 Highway 225 unwanted cats and dogs, North in Crandall. ters. My hands shake terri- Radioactive iodine makes a people with normal choles- are too small to be seen on There will be homemade educating the public on the bly. Will you advise me? — beeline to the thyroid gland terol levels get it too. It’s X-rays taken of heart arter- cakes and cookies available responsibilities of proper pet R.W. and puts it out of commis- mostly an age thing. It never ies after they have been for purchase, and lunch will ownership and when possi- sion. It’s a treatment that’s affects vision. injected with dye. Lifestyle be served for $5. ble, financially assisting ANSWER: You have been around for decades. It changes and medicines For more information, individuals with pet medical toxic multinodular goiter. does not cause any other DEAR DR. DONO- address this problem. call (706) 695-2642. emergencies. “Toxic” indicates that the cancer and doesn’t hurt any HUE: My son has syn- Fragile X syndrome is gland is producing too much other body gland or organ. I drome X. I would appreciate the condition where a piece thyroid hormone — hyper- don’t know where you got information on it. — M.E. of the X chromosome thyroidism. “Multinodular” the information about it breaks off. The X chromo- indicates that the gland is damaging the liver; it does- ANSWER: Which syn- some is one of the sex chro- IN SERVICE full of small bumps. This is n’t. Again, after treatment drome X? There are three: mosomes. The effects are not an uncommon condition you have to take thyroid syndrome X (the metabolic more noticeable in boys Army National Guard ditions. Additional training in older women. replacement. It’s an appeal- syndrome), syndrome X than in girls, because boys Pvt. Joshua A. Richmond has included development of Too much thyroid hor- ing option for me. (the heart syndrome) and have only one X chromo- graduated from basic basic combat skills and bat- mone causes weight loss, Oral medicines also can fragile X syndrome. some. Elongation of the infantry training at Fort tlefield operations and tactics even in the face of eating be given to stop thyroid hor- Syndrome X, the meta- face, large ears and large Benning in Columbus. and experiencing use of vari- lots of food, shaky hands, mone production. bolic syndrome, consists jaws are characteristic but During the nine weeks of ous weapons and weapons heart palpitations, insomnia, Propylthiouracil and methi- of: 1. a too-large waist — not always present. training, the soldier received defenses available to the fatigue, increased blood mazole are two such drugs. greater than 40 inches for Learning difficulties often training in drill and cere- infantry crewman. pressure, moist skin and They work, but symptoms men and 35 for women; 2. arise. This is something that monies, weapons, map read- He is the son of Richard intolerance of heat. Every can return when they’re a low HDL cholesterol happens in babies and ing, tactics, military cour- Richmond and Theresa hyperthyroid patient doesn’t stopped. (good cholesterol); 3. high becomes noticeable as the tesy,military justice, physi- Collis of Cohutta and a 2002 have all those signs and Which is best? The one blood sugar; 4. high blood child grows. cal fitness, first aid and Army graduate of Southeast High history,core values and tra- School. DLP Digital Cinema® ® in all Auditoriums Read The Daily Citizen online COFFEE CABIN CARMIKE 12 WALNUT SQUARE MALL •706-226-0625 FREE Small Frappe PLEASE CALL THEATRE OR VISIT US www.daltondailycitizen.com with this ad. 1per customer daily. ONLINE FOR MOVIES AND SHOWTIMES ALL FEATURES INCLUDE 800 S. Hamilton Ave. PRE-FEATURE CONTENT www.carmike.com The Daily Citizen Wednesday, June 17, 2009 5C ■ MUTTS DEAR ABBY Man puts his convenience ahead of girlfriend’s safety

DEAR ABBY: My live-in evening news and heard someone say boyfriend, “Travis,”and I are having a after yet another bloody tragedy: “But disagreement. When I get home we live in a safe neighborhood. These around 5 p.m. I lock the door behind kinds of things never happen here!” me, especially when I’m home alone. And how many times have we all Travis gets home between 4:40 and 8 heard the police issue a warning to the ■ WIZARD OF ID p.m. community to keep your doors and If I arrive first, he gets upset that he windows locked? must unlock the door because he often Of course you’re not paranoid. You takes his laptop and other things to are acting responsibly. Unfortunately, and from work. I told him I don’t feel Jeanne your boyfriend is so self-centered he comfortable leaving my door would rather jeopardize your safety unlocked when I’m here by myself. I Phillips than have his key ready when he gets try to get to the door to let him in if I out of his car. Bottom line: Either he hear him outside, but I’m usually too adjusts his attitude or you should seri- slow. ously consider upgrading the quality of the Travis believes I am just insecure and think men in your life. the worst of the world around me. He says I am choosing my irrational feelings over upsetting Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van Buren, him. I told him if the alternative was for me to also known as Jeanne Phillips, and was found- ■ CATHY be robbed, raped or murdered, then I would ed by her mother,Pauline Phillips. Write Dear hope his having to use his key every day would Abby at www.DearAbby.com or P. O. Box be worth it. I know it’s unlikely that anything 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069. will happen to me, but it only takes one time. Abby,am I paranoid or can you help me For an excellent guide to becoming a bet- convince Travis of the importance of locking ter conversationalist and a more sociable the door,especially when I am home alone? — person, order “How to Be Popular.” Send a SAFETY CONSCIOUS IN SAN JOSE, business-sized, self-addressed envelope, plus CALIF. check or money order for $6 (U.S. funds) to: Dear Abby — Popularity Booklet, P.O. Box DEAR SAFETY CONSCIOUS: I wish I 447, Mount Morris, IL 61054-0447. (Postage could count the times I have turned on the is included in the price.) ■ HOCUS FOCUS ■ GARFIELD

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