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162nd YEAR • No. 244 46 PAGES • $1.00 CLEVELAND, TN 37311 THE CITY WITH SPIRIT SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 2017 Small businesses Lee clock air concerns over tower topped possible ACA repeal

By BRIAN GRAVES “It’s absolutely remarkable with a cupola Banner Staff Writer how many tell us they will lose their businesses without the A Polk County business- ACA because they either have a woman has added her voice to a pre-existing condition or they coalition of small business own- won’t be able to provide cover- ers who are concerned the com- age without the ACA’s tax cred- plete repeal of the Affordable its,” Mueller said. Care Act could cause them to Rogers said she and her hus- shut their businesses down. band have owned their busi- Jenny Rogers, who owns ness for 22 years. Welcome Valley Village in “If the ACA is repealed with- Benton, was part of a telephone out an equally effective plan to press conference Friday held by immediately take its place, we the Small Business Authority, a most likely will either be forced national business advocacy to sell our business or go with- organization. out health insur- Lindsay “I implore our state’s ance,” Rogers Mueller, the legislators to not repeal said. organization’s the ACA unless there is a She said before executive direc- comparable plan to the ACA, and tor, said small immediately take its with pre-existing businesses place.” health conditions, nationwide have — Jenny Rogers she could only reaped substan- Benton businesswoman qualify for “high tial benefits from risk” health what is more insurance plans. commonly known as “In 2011, my high risk Blue “Obamacare.” Cross/Blue Shield policy had “A recent analysis found that increased to $1,960 per one in five people who pur- month,” Rogers said. “I was chased coverage through the forced to drop my coverage healthcare exchanges created because we could not afford the by the ACA are small employers premium on our middle-income or solo entrepreneurs,” Mueller salary on top of what we were said. already paying for my hus- “Therefore, if the ACA is band’s and son’s standard poli- repealed countless small cy.” employers will lose their health She said in 2013, they were benefits. Many businesses may able to get coverage through the even close because they will no ACA marketplace. “When insur- longer be able to afford health ance companies could no longer insurance.” (charge) higher premiums for She provided statistics from pre-existing conditions. testimony to the U.S. Congress “I implore our state’s legisla- by Richard Frank, then-Health tors to not repeal the ACA and Human Services assistant unless there is a comparable Banner photos, DANIEL GUY secretary, showing total repeal plan to immediately take its ALL HOOKED UP and ready to go, the cupola was raised and set on Lee University’s clock tower, the Forum. Inset shows the of the act would “increase the place,” Rogers said. “We cannot cupola prior to its removal to the top of the Forum. Workers carefully guide the installation, top right. Workers, bottom right, put the burden for 10,700 small busi- finishing touches on the spire that now sits atop the new cupola, prior to it being lifted. nesses and 85,000 Americans.” See BUSINESSES, Page 6 Vietnam War memorial Old Timers to induct planned for late March Smith, Kidwell 3-day event to recognize, validate veterans Staff reports By LARRY C. BOWERS Peters. Each year the Cleveland Banner Staff Writer McClure and Alley visited the Parks and Recreational Cleveland Banner offices recently Department holds its Old The horrors of war and death, to announce plans for the memo- Timers Hall of Fame banquet. and the experiences of battalions rial celebration, authorized by Individuals who have had a 1 and 2 of the Seventh Cavalry the U.S. Congress for veterans’ positive impact on local sports in Vietnam, are well documented groups across the nation. Alley programs either as a coach or in the books “We Were Soldiers pointed out the 2015 authoriza- player are honored. Once, and Young,” by Joe tion came without funding, and The inductees are recognized Galloway, and “The Ghosts of the individual groups must raise at a banquet, which will be Green Grass,” by J.L. “Bud” money for festivities. held April 15, at the Museum Alley. The celebrations are to be held Center at 5ive Points. U.S. troops suffered horrific each March 29, which was the The banquet will begin at 6 loses in a second battle in the Ia conclusion date of U.S. opera- p.m. Tickets, which are $25 Drang Valley, and Galloway (a tions in Vietnam. The celebra- each, must be purchased by UPI war correspondent) and tions are to be national events April 12. Visit the city Parks Alley were there. under the supervision of the and Recreation or call 479- The two authors, and many Department of Defense, and are 4129. others veterans of the Vietnam to be funded by local partners. Fifteen individuals are being War, will be involved in a three- “The celebrations are mostly inducted this year. The first day memorial in late March in planned by word of mouth,” said two — Mike Smith and Jack Chattanooga — a long deserved Alley. The Chattanooga event is Kidwell — are showcased recognition and validation for being supported by Hamilton today. Vietnam veterans. Several County Mayor Jim Coppinger Bradley County Vietnam veter- and City Mayor Andy Berke. The Banner photo, LARRY C. BOWERS MIKE SMITH ans, including Bill McClure and mayors appointed Linda Moss BRADLEY COUNTY veteran Bill McClure, left, and veteran and author J.L. “Bud” Alley will be Smith is being honored in a Bob Merritt, will participate. Mines chair of this year’s three- involved in a three-day recognition and validation ceremony for Vietnam War veterans the last week in special category for the Old Others veterans from Bradley day celebration, and Maj. Gen. County are David Bell, Roy Veal, March in Chattanooga. Nationwide celebrations, authorized by the U.S. Congress, will be held that week across the nation. Larry McGehee and James See MEMORIAL, Page 6 See OLD TIMERS, Page 6

AROUND TOWN INDEX Horoscope...... 33 WEATHER Lifestyles ...... 29-31 Autumn O’Bryan and Hal Taylor The forecast for Sunday calls for brief morn- Obituaries...... 2 being greeters at a city community ing showers followed by a shower in sports dur- Business ...... 27 meeting ... Jeff Miller showing off his ing the afternoon. A high of 71 is expected. Church ...... 4 Stocks...... 25 Rook skills ... Traci and Howard Tonight skies will continue to be cloudy with a Classified...... 40-45 Sports...... 17-21, 25, 28 Hamilton being offered concert tickets TV Schedule...... 34-35 ... Brenda Watts giving her brother a low of 35. Monday look for highs in the lower Comics...... 33 ride to the doctor in Chattanooga. 50s and partly sunny skies. Editorials...... 22-23 Weather...... 15 2—Cleveland Daily Banner—Sunday, February 12, 2017 www.clevelandbanner.com

of service as a teacher. She taught in Georgia, Alabama, Florida and Tennessee. She also served as a librarian in OBITUARIES Hamilton County for awhile. (USPS 117-700) She loved to read, but most of Periodical Postage Paid at Cleveland, TN 37320-3600 Post Office all she loved being a grandmother POSTMASTER: Send Address Changes to: Banner, P.O. Box 3600, Cleveland, TN 37320-3600 and spending time with her grandchildren. Published at 1505 25th Street, NW (P.O. Box 3600) in Cleveland, TN 37320-3600, daily except Saturday To submit an obituary, have the funeral home or cremation She was a very active member society in charge of arrangements e-mail the information to obitu- and Christmas day by Cleveland Newspapers, Inc. of the Westmore Church of God, Phone (423) 472-5041. [email protected] and fax to 423-614-6529, attention where she served in the Choir, Obits. Enetha Circle and attended the Ralph Baldwin Joyce Taylor Thursday Bible Study. 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Gavin Weir and Jonah Lewis. The Remembrance of Life serv- Office Hours: Monday-Friday: 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. • 423-472-5041 Elsie Evonne Bentley, 74, of The funeral will be conducted ice will be conducted Monday, Lenoir City, and formerly of at 7 p.m. on Monday, Feb. 13, Feb. 13, 2017, at 2 p.m. from the Cleveland, passed away on 2017, in the chapel of Fike- Westmore Church of God with Wednesday, Feb. 8, 2017, at Randolph & Son Funeral Home Pastor Kelvin Page and Dr. Ricky her home. with Pastor Lee Ingram officiat- Moore officiating. Nashville officer fatally She was born on Jan. 15, ing. Interment will follow in the 1943, in Old Fort. Wanda ‘Jean’ Lewis A graveside service will be Sunset Memorial Gardens with She was an avid bowler and Wanda “Jean” Lewis, 70, a res- held at 11 a.m. on Tuesday at Jim Bilbo, Ron Bean, Milton Riley, enjoyed traveling. She was also ident of Cleveland, passed away shoots man after traffic stop Samples Memorial Baptist Larry Osborne, Vic Hiddleston and a member of West Cleveland on Saturday, Feb. 11, 2017. Church Cemetery. Nathan Bedford Smith officiating. Baptist Church. She was born on Sept. 6, NASHVILLE (AP) — Police in charged at Officer Lippert, mak- Casteel, Jody McNabb, Jeff The family will receive friends She was preceded in death by 1946, to the late D.L. and Juanita Tennessee say an armed sus- ing full contact with his body.” Watson, Thomas Miles, Terry from noon until the service time at her parents, Earl and Edna Geren. pect was fatally shot after flee- The police statement said Curtis and David Goins will serve 2 p.m. Monday at the Westmore Laughter; son, Jeff Bentley; She retired from Bradley ing a traffic stop in Nashville. Lippert was in uniform but driv- as pallbearers. Church of God. brothers: Jack Laughter, Dewitt Memorial Hospital with 30 years A white dove release ceremo- The Jim Rush Funeral and A statement from the ing an unmarked police car Laughter; and husband, Bill of service. She loved camping on ny will conclude the service. Cremation Services North Ocoee Metropolitan Nashville Police when he saw Clemmons, 31, Bentley. the river, and especially loved her Her family will receive friends Chapel has charge of the arrange- Department said Jocques Scott run the stop sign. Lippert is She is survived by children: two dogs, Baby and Kate. She from 4 to 7 p.m. on Monday at ments. Clemmons was struck in the white; Clemmons was African- Jason Bentley and wife, Mandi, was a member of the Ridgeview the funeral home prior to the You may share your condo- and Tina Bentley Thomas; Baptist Church. back and died during surgery at American. service. lences and your memories with grandchildren: Courtney Bentley She is survived by her loving Vanderbilt University Medical Police say they believe The family requests that Judy's family at www.jimrushfu- and Caitlin Bentley; great- husband, Don Lewis; siblings: Jo Center on Friday. Clemmons was struck by two memorials be made to The ALS neralhomes.com. grandson, Nathanial Rymer; and Allen Newbury, of Florida, According to police, bullets. Lippert and other offi- Association, Gift Processing daughter-in-law, Tammy and Dale and Sherry Geren of Clemmons had parked his vehi- cers rendered first aid at the Center, PO Box 37022, Boone IA Bentley; and niece, Lisa Cleveland; very special aunt, 50037-0022 or visit alsa.org. cle outside of a public housing scene. Bentley. Mary (Boots) Hampton; two spe- We invite you to send a mes- development and was getting Clemmons was convicted of a A graveside service will be cial caregivers, Debra Wells and sage of condolence and view the out when Nashville Officer Josh cocaine felony in 2014 and held at Sunset Memorial Steven Higgs; as well as several Thompson family guestbook at Lippert drove up to talk to him received an eight-year probated Gardens at 2 p.m. Tuesday, nieces and nephews. www.fikefh.com. Feb. 14, 2017, with Pastor Matt A Celebration of Life service is about running a stop sign. sentence. As a convicted felon, Ward officiating. planned for 7 p.m. on Monday, Clemmons was carrying a it would have been a violation of You are invited to share a per- Feb. 13, 2017, at the Ridgeview loaded .357 pistol and charged both state and federal law to sonal memory of Elsie or your Baptist Church, located at 1501 at Lippert, then ran through the possess the pistol, according to condolences with her family at S. Ocoee Street, Cleveland, TN, parking lot of the development. the statement. her online memorial www.com- 37311, with Pastor Ken Purdy Lippert caught up with Nashville Police said that “it panionfunerals.com. officiating the service. The family will receive friends Clemmons, and the two had a is not known why Clemmons Companion Funeral and physical confrontation. reacted the way he did to Cremation Service and the three hours prior, from 4 to the 7 p.m., to service time at the Jerry Dean Wade Clemmons refused orders to Officer Lippert. The fact that he Cody family are honored to drop his gun. Believing he was was illegally carrying a gun in assist the Bentley family with church. Jerry Dean Wade, 77, of these arrangements. Interment will take place on Benton, passed away Thursday, in imminent danger, Lippert public housing may have been Tuesday at 10:30 a.m. in the Feb. 9, 2017, in a local hospital. fired three times at Clemmons, the reason.” Candies Creek Baptist Church He loved to go fishing, and like according to police. Lippert has been placed on Cemetery. Barbara, he too was a cat lover. Police said video from the an administrative assignment Companion Funeral and His career included a photography housing development shows while the shooting is investigat- Cremation Service and the Cody business, 18 years at the that Clemmons “abruptly ed. family are honored to assist the Cleveland Daily Banner and more Lewis family with these arrange- than 20 years at Magic Chef. ments. He was preceded in death by Angela Hall You are encouraged to share a his wife, Barbara Wade; parents, Angela Hall, 39, died on memory of Jean and/or your per- Theadas and Juanita Smith Saturday, Feb. 11, 2017, in a sonal condolences with her fami- Wade; and sister, Brenda Wade. LOTTERY NUMBERS local hospice facility. ly by visiting her memorial web He is survived by his daughter, Companion Funeral and page and guestbook at Tracy (Jim) Childs; son, Todd Cremation Service has charge of www.companionfunerals.com. (Terri) Wade; grandchildren: Anita Stepp Ward (AP) — These lotteries were All or Nothing Day: 01-02-03- these arrangements. Meghan Hopkins, Kelly Childs, Anita Stepp Ward, of Bremen, drawn: 05-07-14-15-18-20-21-22-24 Susanne Hopkins; two great- Ga., passed away Friday, Feb. 3, All or Nothing Evening: 03-04- grandchildren: Miss J and Noah; 2017. Tennessee 05-06-07-09-10-12-13-14-20-23 She was born Jan. 3, 1946, in brothers: Joe (Sharon) Wade, and Saturday All or Nothing Morning: 03- Jakie (Ruth Ann) Wade; sister, Cleveland, the daughter of the late Leaburn Stepp and Viola Mitchell Cash 3 Evening: 5-0-7, Lucky 06-08-09-10-12-13-15-18-19- Barbara Wilcut; and several Sum: 12 20-23 nieces and nephews. Stepp. The funeral will be conducted at She was a member of the New Cash 3 Midday: 9-9-9, Lucky Cash 3 Evening: 4-4-8 Paul Moffat 7 p.m. Monday, Feb. 13, 2017, at Vision Church of God, Buchanan, Sum: 27 Cash 3 Midday: 2-9-5 Robert Key Paul Moffat, 79, of Higgins Funeral Home in Benton. Ga., Cash 3 Morning: 1-6-6 Cash 4 Midday: 0-2-5-3 The family will receive friends Survivors include her husband, Cash 4 Evening:2-5-5-0, Lucky Georgia FIVE Evening: 6-6-9- Robert Key, 89, of Etowah, Chattanooga, died on Saturday, from 5 to 7 p.m. Monday at the Russell Ward, of Bremen; her passed away Thursday, Feb. 9, Feb. 11, 2017, in a local hospice Sum: 12 3-1 facility. funeral home prior to the service. daughter, Angela Ward of Dallas; Cash 4 Midday: 9-9-5-9, Lucky Georgia FIVE Midday: 5-2-6-0-5 2017, at Hospice of In lieu of flowers, the family three sisters: Wanda Sue and Billy Chattanooga. Companion Funeral and Sum: 32 Cremation Service has charge of requests memorials be made to Joe Thompson of Dayton, Yvonne He was the son of the late and Bill Owens of Cleveland, and Cash 4 Morning: 7-0-7-7 Friday these arrangements. the American Cancer Society, 5 Card Cash: JS-8D-4H-6H- James Franklin Key and Susie 6221 Shallowford Road, June and R.B. Alloway of Wampler Key. Chattanooga. TN 37421. Cleveland; and a brother, Edwin Friday 4S Hewas preceded in death by We invite you to send a mes- and Peggy Stepp of Cleveland. Cash 3 Evening: 5-7-9, Lucky All or Nothing Day: 03-04-05- an infant daughter, Glenda Sue sage of comfort and view the The funeral was held Monday, Sum: 21 06-08-10-12-13-15-18-21-23 Key; his parents; brothers: Wade Family guestbook online at Feb. 6, 2017, from the chapel of Cash 3 Midday: 9-7-3, Lucky All or Nothing Evening: 02-04- Willis Key, James Key, and www.higginsfuneral.com. Hightower Funeral Home in Sum: 19 05-06-07-10-11-13-15-16-19-20 Cecil Key; and sisters: Elissie Bremen, Ga. Cash 3 Morning: 9-5-5 All or Nothing Morning: 03- Wilmot, Elizabeth Aileen Key, The interment was in New Maggie Joyce Yarber, and Ruby Vision Church of God Cemetery in Cash 4 Evening: 2-2-3-0, 04-06-08-10-11-13-14-15-16- Nolen. Clyde Selby Buchanan. Lucky Sum: 7 20-24 He was an avid gardener and Clyde Selby, 83, of Cleveland, You can share your thoughts Cash 4 Midday: 0-1-5-2, Lucky All or Nothing Night: 02-04- loved to share the produce with died on Friday, Feb. 10, 2017. and memories by going to Sum: 8 06-07-11-12-14-17-20-21-22-24 friends and neighbors around A graveside service will be www.hightowerfuneralhome.com. Cash 4 Morning: 3-0-1-3 Cash 3 Evening: 3-7-4 town. He was a lover of nature held at 2 p.m. on Monday, Feb. Jim Rush Funeral and Mega Millions: 32-39-51-62- Cash 3 Midday: 5-9-4 and loved having his family 13, 2017, in the Ferreira Cremation Services North Ocoee Cemetery in Jacksonville, Fla. 75, Mega Ball: 14, Megaplier: 5 Cash 4 Midday: 0-9-7-2 around him. Street Chapel was happy to assist Tennessee Cash: 03-06-19-20- Georgia FIVE Evening: 1-8-5- Survivors include his wife, Companion Funeral and the family with this obituary. Cremation Service and the Cody 22, Bonus: 2 3-2 Mayme Lorene Key; sons and Georgia FIVE Midday: 8-0-1- daughters-in-laws: Robert family are honored to assist the Dexter Key and wife, Karen, and Selby family with these arrange- Georgia 5-1 David Franklin Key and wife, ments. Saturday Mega Millions: 32-39-51-62- Kelley; daughters and sons-in- 5 Card Cash: QC-2C-4S-6S-8S 75, Mega Ball: 14, Megaplier: 5 laws: Judy Ann Jenkins and husband, Johnny, Sandra Jane Kilpatrick and husband, Harold, Sheila Jean Swafford and hus- David Matthew Wright band, Lynn, and Rhonda Gail David Matthew Wright, 56, of Cleveland City Schools Village Davis and husband, Richard; Chesapeake Beach, Md., died at grandchildren: Carol and Rick his home on Sunday, Feb. 5, Darr, Greg and Diane Kilpatrick, 2017. Preschool accepting applications Bart Jenkins, Adam Kilpatrick, He was born Aug. 6, 1960, in Dustin Davis, Caleb Swafford, Cumberland County, N.C., to The Village Preschool of gram for 4-year-old children who David Davis, Kirby Key, Haley Margaret Ann Grinter and the late Cleveland City Schools will be reside in the city of Cleveland. Key, and Brady Key; brothers Richard Wright. accepting applications for the The program is housed on the and sisters-in-laws: C.J. Key He retired from the United and wife, Adena, Noah Yarber 2017-18 school year, beginning campus of Blythe-Bower States Air Force with the rank of Feb. 27 and ending March 3, at Elementary School. and wife, Diane, and Clarence tech sergeant and was currently Key; sisters and brothers-in- Judy Ann Walk employed in the communications 3:30 p.m. If you need additional infor- laws: Mary Sue Roderick and Judy Ann Walk, 67, of department with the White House. Applications are available in mation, contact Cleveland City husband, Jay, and Beulah Cleveland, passed away He is survived by his mother, the main office of any Cleveland Schools at 423-472-9571. Douglas and husband, Kenneth; Thursday, Feb. 9, 2017, at the Margaret Ann Grinter, of St. Pauls, elementary school or the eight great-grandchildren; and family residence. N.C.; brother, Richard Wright Jr. Cleveland City Schools three great-great-grandchildren. She was the daughter of the and his wife, Rebecca, of Administrative Offices between 8 The funeral will be held 11 late Nina Roberts Mayfield and Cleveland; sisters: Debbie Wright a.m. and 3:30 p.m. IT’SASPECIAL a.m. Monday, Feb. 13, 2017, in Earl Madison Mayfield. She was Ayers and her husband, David, of Applications must be returned the South Chapel of Bordwine preceded in death by her brother, St. Pauls, Kim Wright and her hus- to the administrative offices on Funeral Home in Etowah with Terry Sharp; and her stepfather, band, Richard, of Pembroke, N.C.; DAY FOR ... the Rev. Doyle Lloyd officiating. Grady Sharp. and cousins, nieces and nephews. or before Friday, March 3, by 3 Family will receive friends She was a 1967 graduate of The service was at St. Pauls p.m. from 6 to 8 p.m. today at the Plant City High School in Plant Presbyterian Church on Saturday, A lottery system will be used funeral home. City, Fla. She was a 1971 gradu- Feb. 11, 2017, at 3 p.m. with the for the selection process on Chanda Strickland, Gray Interment will follow the serv- Brenda Thompson ate of Lee University, where she Rev. P.J. Southam officiating. March 6, at the administrative Epperson, Stacie Guffey, Donna ice at Mars Hill Cemetery. received her bachelor’s of science Burial followed in Oak Ridge offices. Malone, Tracy Kanavos and If you were unable to attend, Brenda Gale Thompson, 64, a degree with top honors. She Cemetery. Parents will be notified of their lifelong resident of Cleveland, Scott Rose, who are celebrating you may sign the guest registry received her master’s degree in Arrangements were by McNeill child’s status. birthdays today ... Joe Joe passed away Thursday, Feb. 9, Mackie Funeral Home of St. at www.bordwinefuneralhome. library science from Trevecca The Village Preschool is a pro- Collins, who turns 50 today. com. 2017, at her home. University. She had over 30 years Pauls, N.C. www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Sunday, February 12, 2017— 3 Plans to save an Augusta historic church take shape AUGUSTA, Ga. (AP) — More 1920s, and possibly leaving its details are emerging about a original wood exterior, but the plan to save the historic Trinity exterior remains “up for debate,” CME Church in Augusta. he said. The plan would involve mov- “Our plan is a little larger ing the church and reusing it as than just saving the church,” he a cultural center, The Augusta said. “It’s also to try to make it a Chronicle reported. catalyst for redevelopment In Loving Memory of My Husband Established in 1840 and around the church.” known as the birthplace of The authority has agreed to Bobby Joel today’s Christian Methodist serve as interim owner of the Episcopal denomination, the church and is trying to raise (B.J.) Dale church has been empty since additional funds for moving the My eyes can’t see you the congregation moved out in building. The church will move My hands can’t touch you the 1990s due to underground to a site Atlanta Gas Light will But you will forever be in my heart contamination by a nearby gas donate for that purpose, My Love Always, plant. Sherrouse said. Missed Always, Built in the 1890s at Eighth Your Wife, Peggy and Taylor streets near the Augusta Canal’s third level, the structure has found a friend in the Augusta Canal Authority. Banner photo, ALLEN MINCEY The authority last year EATON CORPORATION in Cleveland recently presented a $10,000 check from the Eaton announced its “Saving Mother Foundation for this coming year’s Relay for Life. The foundation contribution was made due to the Trinity” initiative and delayed local Eaton Corporation’s for support for the event and its relay for team. From left are Brendan Foley, Atlanta Gas Light Corp.’s plans Eaton sales manager and event lead for the Relay for Life; Funto Balogun, human resources from to tear it down. Eaton Hydraulics; Crissy Seals, American Cancer Society and community manager for Relay for Life; “This is one of the most Cathey McKinney, relay captain for Eaton Hydraulics; Cesar Esfarcega, Eaton Corporation plant man- important projects facing this ager; Hugh Sneed, relay captain for Eaton Corporation; and Michael Patterson, human resources for community,” said Dayton Eaton Corporation. Sherrouse, executive director of the authority. Sherrouse made the comments while providing an update on the plans during a recent Augusta Commission meeting. U.S. withdraws stay request Those plans include moving the church building and redeveloping the area, he said. While Atlanta Gas Light in transgender bathroom case bought the church and many surrounding parcels, which are DALLAS (AP) — President that the hold only apply to the not ambiguous” about sex now vacant, to remove contami- Donald Trump’s administra- 13 suing states while it being defined as “the biological nated soil, “the worst contami- tion is stepping back from a appealed the ruling. A hearing and anatomical differences nated soil is underneath the In Loving Memory of request made by the Obama on the request was set for between male and female stu- (church) building,” he said. administration in an ongoing Tuesday, but the Friday court dents as determined at their Moving the church had never lawsuit over bathroom rights filing asked that the hearing birth.” been considered a viable option, for transgender students in be cancelled. The ruling, he said, was not commissioners noted, when the Susie public schools. Justice Department about the policy issues of Trinity congregation accepted a In a filing Friday with the spokesman Peter Carr said transgender rights, but about buyout and built a new church 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Saturday afternoon that the his conclusion that federal on Glenn Hills Drive. Jane Appeals, the federal govern- agency declined to comment officials simply did not follow But now, the authority has ment asked to withdraw a beyond the filing. Calls to the rules that required an oppor- “talked to some movers and motion filed last year that Texas attorney general’s office tunity for comment before we’ve found that we can move Lawson asked a judge to scale back a were not returned. such directives are issued. the church over on some addi- Feb. 11, 1916 - Oct. 12, 2003 temporary injunction blocking Sarah Warbelow, legal direc- In the meantime, the U.S. tional gas property that’s already Obama administration guid- tor for the Human Rights Supreme Court is set in late been remediated,” Sherrouse To my rose garden of memories ance on the issue. Campaign, said they were March to hear the case of a said. The Department of Justice’s “incredibly disappointed” by Virginia school board that The move might involve I see you standing there. filing, which came a day after the filing on Friday. wants to prevent a transgender removing the church’s brick Jeff Sessions was sworn in as “Our concern is that it’s a teenager from using the boys’ facade, which was added in the An angel in disguise, Trump’s attorney general, said very clear signal that at a min- bathroom at a high school. the parties were “currently imum the Department of The Virginia case involves Who taught me how to care. considering how best to pro- Justice — and possibly more 17-year-old Gavin Grimm, who ceed in this appeal.” broadly throughout the Trump was born female but identifies I long to hear your voice, Texas and 12 other states administration — will not pro- as male. He was allowed to use W INDOW For real, not in my dreams. filed the lawsuit last year chal- tect transgender students,” the boys’ restroom at his high lenging the former president’s she said. school in 2014. But after com- I am miss you so much these days, guidance, which directed pub- U.S. District Judge Reed plaints, the school board T INTING lic schools to allow transgen- O’Connor blocked the Obama adopted a policy requiring stu- Let us enhance the look, comfort, How empty my world seems. value and security of your home der students to use bathrooms administration order in dents to use either the rest- or business with professional and locker rooms consistent August. The Obama adminis- room that corresponds with window tinting services. with their gender identity. tration had cited Title IX, a their biological gender or a pri- Everylasting A federal judge temporarily federal law guaranteeing vate, single-stall restroom. A WINDOW CLEANING Love, blocked the directive nation- equality in education. But the lower court ordered the school & GRAPHICS Also Available wide in August. The Obama judge, in issuing a temporary board to accommodate Grimm, CALL (423) 618-5046 Bob & Haley administration later requested injunction, said the Title IX “is but that order is on hold. BOBBY GOINS 4—Cleveland Daily Banner—Sunday, February 12, 2017 www.clevelandbanner.com Eight chosen as B&GC Youth of the Year candidates Special to the Banner Lawson grew up neglected by BGCOR will announce the YOY her biological parents and strug- winner at the YOY Annual Eight members of the Boys & gled with feelings of inadequacy Dinner, which will take place at Girls Clubs of the Ocoee Region and thoughts of suicide. Her 6:30 p.m. on Feb. 27 at the (BGCOR) participated in a local adopted parents took her to the Venue Creekside, 527 Inman St. Youth of the Year (YOY) club, where the staff were there W. Competition on Feb. 2. The com- for her when she needed a listen- The top four finalists will give petition took place in the School ing ear. their speeches, local Club mem- of Nursing building at Lee Lawson credits BGCOR with “a bers will provide entertainment, University. huge part in molding me and and the Elks Lodge will present The YOY candidates were the YOY winner with a scholar- Preston Higgins, George Holmes, making me the person I am Ellissa Lawson, Yaniel Ortiz, today.” ship. This heartwarming event is Quentin Scott, Crystal Stander, Crystal Stander was only 3 open to the whole community. Kira Stander, and Hailey years old when she was removed The YOY winner will advance to Strickland. The judges chose from the custody of her biological the state competition in March. If Holmes, Lawson, Crystal Stander parents, who were so entangled they win, they will advance to the and Kira Stander as the top four in their drug addiction that she regional and then national com- finalists. often went hungry. Her adopted petitions. Jonathan Pierce, Johnson Teen mother took her to the club, Since 2010, two BGCOR mem- Center Unit director, has been where the staff taught her to bers, Maria Hernandez and Meeri working with the YOY candidates believe in herself when others do Shin, have become National YOY since September 2016 to prepare not. finalists. In addition to winning them for the competition. The Crystal Stander is thankful for scholarships, both had opportuni- BGCOR’s influence in her life, ties to meet President Obama and candidates spent this time writing YouTh of Year candidates from the Boys & Girls Clubs are, from left back, , Yaniel Ortiz, Preston essays, participating in communi- stating, “the Club is the place several celebrities, including ty service and preparing speech- where I learned and it has Denzel Washington. Higgins, George Holmes, front, Ellissa Lawson, Hailey Strickland, Quentin Scott, Kira Stander and es. become a place of love.” Pierce and the YOY candidates Crystal Stander. Holmes had been diagnosed Kira Lynn Stander’s name is would like to thank the judges of with high-functioning autism and one of the only things her biologi- the local competition: Phil Cook, tended to ostracize himself from cal mother gave her before she Joe Fivas, Karen Jacobs, Banner, Adam Lowe with http://weblink.donorperfect.com/ 472-6826 or visit the Clubs’ web- other people when he came to the was removed from her drug- Charlotte Peak Jones, Meg Woodmen Life, and staff at United YOYdinner2017. site at www.bgcocoee.org to view club four years ago. addicted parents at just 2 years Lemons, Kay McDaniel, Anne Way of the Ocoee Region. Don The YOY winner and finalists Club programs, program out- The staff dedicated themselves old. She found her place in the Moss, Eric Moyen, Tricia Ledford Automotive plans to will be available to speak at meet- comes, the logic model, videos, to encouraging him to join in and club, and is now a high school Pennington, Mack Phillips and coach the top four on Feb.15. ings and events. To schedule a Club locations, and more. pushing him to improve his freshman, taking dual enrollment Holly Tarver. For more information about the speaking engagement, please con- If you are interested in the grades. Holmes is grateful to courses that will allow her to earn Pierce and the YOY candidates Youth of the Year Annual Dinner tact Jennifer Whaley at 423-400- Clubs’ summer or after-school BGCOR for helping him stop an associate’s degree when she would also like to thank everyone and to reserve tickets, please con- 1526 or [email protected]. programs, please call 423-559- making excuses based on his graduates from high school. who coached them on their tact Jennifer Whaley at 423-400- For more information about the 8299 to set up an appointment to past experiences and teaching Stander is grateful to BGCOR speeches, including staff at the 1526 or [email protected]. Boys & Girls Clubs of the Ocoee take a tour or visit the Clubs at him to take responsibility for his for providing tutors and encour- Cleveland Chamber of Commerce, You may also reserve tickets or Region, please contact Executive 385 3rd St. S.W. to register your actions. agement to help her succeed. staff at the Cleveland Daily table sponsorships at Director Derrick Kinsey at 423- child. Suspect sought in theft of car, cash From Staff Reports He was reportedly armed when being a black male apparently he took the keys. around 30 years old. Cleveland Police are search- The victim said she dropped Among the items taken were ing for a man who reportedly her belongings and laid on the the victim’s white 2015 stole a car from a local woman ground face down. Hyundai Elentra, $500 in cash as she returned home from The police report said the and her cellphone. work. suspect took the keys, got into Anyone with any information The incident occured around Nicholson’s car and drove off. A in the carjacking is asked to 10:40 p.m. Feb. 5, at Park maroon car drove off behind her contact the Cleveland Police Oaks Apartments on Harrison stolen vehicle. Department. Pike. The suspect could not be According to police reports, idenfied with the exception of Briana Nicholson was arriving at the apartments when a black male walked up to her as she exited her vehicle. Reuse the News The man reported told Recycle this newspaper Nicholson to give him her keys.

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The Ocoee Region Beekeepers Association will meet Tuesday, Feb. 21 at 7 p.m. at the Benton Municipal Building, 6496 Highway 411 in Benton. The guest speaker will be Jeff Dayton. He will discuss “Learning from Observation Hives”. If you are a new, first- time beekeeper you may sign up for a hive grant kit giveaway. The kit includes some basic equipment for a beginning beekeeper. The Cleveland lions Club recently was presented a program on the Bradley County School ——— Board by Dr. Linda Cash, director of schools. From left are Loin President Matt Connell, Lion Kim Community Chapel Church of Ledford, Cash, and Lion Dianna Calfee. God, 1807 Blythe Ave., will have its monthly food giveaway on Wednesday, from 11 a.m. until 1 p.m. For more information call A Passion for Service returns March 7 423-479-2143. Customer service expert Bill She added, “Bill is noted for tomers never complain about Drury will return to the his humorous and enthusiastic discourtesy, but 91 percent of Cleveland/Bradley Chamber of presentations and believes learn- them will not buy again from a Commerce on March 7 to pres- ing must be fun to be produc- business that offended them; 97 ent a seminar titled “A Passion tive. His presentation will percent of all companies never for Service® How to Win enhance your organiza- formally train employees in the Customers and Reduce tion’s ability to compete simple art of customer retention.

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Gu DMD, Aarthi Ramakrishnan DMD. www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Sunday, February 12, 2017— 5 ReFugee CRISIS DISCuSSeD Syrian teen: ‘Let us die so we can rest’ By SARALYN NORKUS Banner Staff Writer SKIN CANCER Lee University’s “Unsheltered” series on the Christian response to the refugee crisis continued & Thursday night, this time focus- ing on the Frontline documentary “Exodus.” COSMETIC “Let us die so we can rest,” a Syrian teenager said as his family prepared to board a dinghy DERMATOLOGY CENTER bound for the Greek Islands. Unlike some members of his family, this boy wasn’t worried 2253 Chambliss Ave. NW about the dangers affiliated with the ocean crossing, because he Suite 300 had lived through the constant shelling of Aleppo. 423-472-3332 Forty minutes of the two hour- Bradley Professional Building long documentary were shown to the crowd gathered in the Paul & Cleveland, TN Carmelita Walker Lecture Hall in the Science and Math Complex Accepting New Patients and a panel of Lee professors followed for a thought-provoking and Most Insurances discussion. The panel included Dr. Ana Alves, assistant professor of political science; Dr. Rolando Cuellar, associate professor of intercultural studies; Banner photo, SaRaLYn noRkuS and Dr. Murl Dirksen, professor Lee unIVeRSItY PRoFeSSoRS Dr. Murl Dirksen, Dr. Ana Alves and Dr. Rolando Cuellar discussed of anthropology and sociology. Having seen footage of various legal, theological and personal ramifications of the current plight of refugees and immigrants Thursday refugees and immigrants so des- night at the university’s second night of the “Unsheltered” series. perate to land in better situations, the room had a somber feel as the lights came back on. Alves explained conventions fessor stated his wish for every- me?’” Alves covered the topic of worked to establish that the one to think and engage in dia- There is currently a nonprofit international law when it comes same laws that apply to citizens logue with sensitivity and wis- organization in Cleveland that Do you have—or are to immigration and whether it is should apply to refugees. She dom. To do this, Cuellar encour- helps immigrants and refugees at risk for—diabetes? migrant or refugee. She added those who are asylum aged the room to educate them- settle in the area, Vive For a Reversing Diabetes is a lifestyle program that has explained a migrant was some- seekers, and not yet classified as selves and to support refugee Dream. Located at the United changed lives throughout Tennessee and Georgia. This six- one who freely chose to leave refugees were not included, leav- resettlement agencies. Way building, Vive founders week seminar presented by various health professionals encourages participants to make small changes in their their country, while a refugee ing them in “legal limbo.” “God is bringing the mission John and Sandy Hernandez help lifestyle that lead to big results. was one who fled for safety due If a country didn’t sign a pro- field to our own back yard,” he immigrants gain access to every- This program is intended to complement, and not replace, the medical care you are recieving. to political, racial/ethnical, or tocol, they do not have to com- stated. thing from English lessons to religious persecution. ply. The United States signed He also added there was a legal assistance. The political science professor the 1967 protocol, but not the great deal of misinformation out Lee University’s “Unsheltered” explained that in 1948, the 1984 Cartagena Declaration on there about immigrants and series will continue on 1 Diabetes – Is It Just One Disease?

United Nations General Refugees for Latin America. refugees, which leads to fear. Thursday, with students and 2 Sugar, Carbohydrates, & Insulin Assembly adopted the Universal The discussion turned to a “The United States must get alumni discussing their work in Tuesdays Declaration of Human Rights as more theological one as Cuellar rid of its fear — there is no fear refugee camps in Germany and Februaryebruary 21st through 3 Fats – Good or Bad? Marcharch 28th a direct result of World War II. asked a very self-inflective ques- in love, because perfect love has Austria. 6:300 - 8:00 p.m. 4 Proteins That Heal Forty-eight countries voted in tion: “How can we worship a cast out fear.” Another alum and current $60.00 This includesncludes two free books, free mmeals, )RRGV7KDW,QÁDPH favor of this declaration, includ- homeless person on Sunday and Dirksen finished the panel French professor at Tennessee and forr those who attend all six nights, a choicee of a freefre cookbook. ing the United States. not show concern for the home- discussion by drawing parallels Wesleyan will also share his 'RRPHGE\*HQHWLFV" “Everyone has the right to less in the streets? How can we to his own Mennonite back- experience as a refugee. The lec- Location Bowman Hills School 'LDEHWHVE\WKH1XPEHUV seek asylum from persecution,” worship a refugee on Sunday ground. He pointed out that the ture will be at 7 p.m. in the Paul 300 Westview Drive NE Alves said. and not show concern for Anabaptist Mennonites are a & Carmelita Walker Lecture Hall Cleveland, TN 37312 Achieving Your Goals That 1948 declaration was refugees?” He added that Jesus group who has wandered the at the Science and Math RSVP by February 20 8 Maintaining a Healthy Lifestyle phone: 423.284.5134 further developed in 1951 at the was both homeless and a world for years. Complex. email: [email protected] Refugee Convention. The term refugee. With his familial ancestors “refugee” was better defined and, “We must be committed to the having long settled in America, according to the U.N. Refugee word of God — the Bible must Dirksen couldn’t help but raise Agency, the convention “outlined lead us,” Cuellar declared, as he a “what if” question. the rights of the displaced, as pointed out how theology has “It’s all so safe and I’m so well as the legal obligations of become alive with recent events. happy here, but it’s scary to You need to see a doctor States to protect them.” The Intercultural Studies pro- think ‘could this ever happen to but can’t make it out your door? Just call and let us come to you.

SoutheaSt Bank recently provided a charitable contribution to Cleveland State Community College in the amount of $6,000 to go toward the awarding of annual scholarships to students. On hand for the presentation were Dr. Tommy Wright, vice president of Finance and Advancement; DeWayne Morrow, City president, Southeast Bank; Dr. Bill Seymour, CSCC president; and Jerry McGaha, senior vice president, Southeast Bank. Front Door Medicine Will Promptly Arrive With A Physician And A Registered Nurse Yale drops slavery proponent To Provide For Your Medical Needs. Calhoun from college name NEW HAVEN, Conn. (AP) — that the school would keep Yale class of 1804, who was a • Urgent Care • Family Medicine After years of debate, the Calhoun’s name. But, in vice president, senator from trustees of Yale University August, he appointed an adviso- South Carolina and a leading • General Medicine • Pediatrics announced Saturday they will ry panel to consider whether the voice for those opposed to abol- change the name of a residen- name should be changed after ishing slavery. tial college that honors a 19th all. “John C. Calhoun. White • Geriatrics • Wound Care century alumnus who was an “We have a strong presump- supremacist. Ardent defender of ardent supporter of slavery. tion against renaming buildings slavery as a positive good,” The Ivy League university said on this campus,” Salovey said Salovey said. “Someone whose it is renaming Calhoun College Saturday. “I have been con- views hardened over the course Insurance Billing Provided. after trailblazing computer sci- cerned all along and remain of his life, died essentially criti- entist Grace Murray Hopper, a concerned that we don’t do cizing the Declaration of Pro Rated Rates For The Uninsured mathematician who earned Yale things that erase history. So Independence and its emphasis degrees in the 1930s, invented a renamings are going to be on all men being created equal.” pioneering computer program- exceptional.” The residential college was ming language and became a The board of trustees made named for Calhoun when it was Call Front Door Medicine Navy rear admiral. its decision to rename the col- established in the early 1930s. Yale said it was the final deci- lege Friday. Salovey, who sits on The name received new atten- sion on a controversy over for- the board, said this was an tion last year as protesters on For More Details mer Vice President John C. exceptional case because campuses around the country Calhoun’s legacy that had sim- Calhoun’s principal legacy is at called for universities to address mered for years and boiled over odds with the university’s val- the legacies of historical figures, Phone: 423.284.3930 with campus protests in 2015. ues and mission, and his views such as Woodrow Wilson at The university’s president, Peter were contested in his own time. Princeton University in New Available Sun.-Wed. by Appointment Salovey, announced in April Calhoun was a member of the Jersey. 6—Cleveland Daily Banner—Sunday, February 12, 2017 www.clevelandbanner.com City CounCil Update on community survey expected By LARRY C. BOWERS meetings were a huge success, ed on 20th Street N.W. and da Monday is final passage of an Banner Staff Writer with several residents urging a Caywood Drive N.W. from R1 ordinance amending the 2017 continuation of the meetings in Single Residential to R3 Multi- budget, zoning of about 18.28 Cleveland City staff and the future. Family Residential. The acres on 22th Street N.W. and administrators, as well as City The community meetings will Cleveland Planning Commission New Murraytown Road from Council members, are facing a be wrapped up on Wednesday, recommended denial of the unincorporated county to R1 long, busy day on Monday. with a general forum event at request, with staff and city attor- Single Family Residential, and A strategic planning session is Cleveland’s museum Center at ney John Kimball saying the endorsement of the governor’s scheduled for 8 a.m. in the 5ive Points. The 3 p.m. afternoon request is in all likelihood spot proposal for additional state municipal building, which con- sessions, targeted for the down- zoning. transportation funding. tinues through much of the town business community, is A second public hearing con- The council will act on a reso- morning. That planning session expected to include discussions cerns an amendment to the zon- lution for a $334 tax refund for Grinder Galloway will be followed by a Council of possible development and revi- ing regulations to create provi- Elise M. Languedoc, and will vote work session at 1 p.m., followed talization projects downtown. sions allowing three-sided bill- to declare certain vehicles from by the regular council meeting at Fivas and his staff are expect- boards. The Planning the Police Department as surplus 3 p.m. ed to discuss the old Cherokee Commission recommended to be sold on Govdeals.com. Monday’s work session will Hotel (Summit Apartments), the approval along Interstate 75. Council members will then Memorial begin with a presentation by Old Woolen Mills, and prospects The third and final public have a second chance to give From Page 1 Rafael Santiago, who will discuss for the former Whirlpool plant hearing is an amendment to sec- reports from their respective dis- a proposed “Cops & Kids” boxing facilities in South Cleveland. tions of the zoning regulations to tricts, or from other neighbor- Bill Raines co-chairman. Alley is consultant to Gen. Colin Powell program in the city. Fivas, during the work ses- clarify language relative to the hoods in the city. event chairman. at the State Department. City Manager Joe Fivas will sion, will also review the 3 p.m. development of public facilities in The council will then vote on “We had a small ceremony Last year, Galloway’s book then provide his updates, which agenda, and council members various zoning districts. MPO ordinances from the three public last year, but this year we’re “We Were Soldiers Once, and will probably include a summa- will be invited to give reports. Coordinator Greg Thomas pro- hearings listed above. planning an expanded three-day Young,” was selected among the tion of the results from five There will be three public posed the amendments, which Fivas, and his staff, have celebration,” said Alley on his top 10 books ever written on Community Survey Meetings in hearings later in the afternoon. were approved by the Planning announced that city offices will visit to Cleveland. war. The critically-acclaimed the city’s five voting districts over The first hearing is on a Commission. be closed on Monday, Feb. 20, in This year the Chattanooga movie starred Mel Gibson. the previous two weeks. The request to rezone .31 acres locat- Included on the consent agen- observance of Presidents’ Day. program has been widely As a correspondent, he cov- expanded due to the friendship ered incidents in Vietnam, India, of Alley and other regional veter- Pakistan, Desert Shield/Desert ans with Galloway. The noted Storm, Haiti, Iraq, Japan, author is contracted with the Indonesia and Singapore. Old Timers Department of Defense for per- At the Chattanooga celebra- From Page 1 sonal appearances and other tion, there will be musical enter- events. tainment, and a candlelight cer- Alley received permission for emony to honor the 124 service- Timers Hall of Fame. football team coached by Terry Galloway to participate in this men from this region who were Smith coached hundreds of Sweeney. year’s Chattanooga program, killed in Vietnam. Names of local youth in a variety of Playing defensive back his along with a Department of those killed in action will be sports over the years, according junior year, he led the Tri-State Defense film crew. Galloway and read, while the bell from the to his nominator Paul Wyrick. area with six interceptions with the team are expected to arrive USS Chattanooga is rung. He also served as assistant two in one game against on Sunday, March 26, for the These names will be read by park director at Blue Springs Chattanooga City. He was three-day program on Monday, six Vietnam veterans, and six Park for three years before named All-County at Defensive Tuesday and Wednesday, March members of the DAR. Individual becoming a county commission- Back his junior year and at 27-29. lights will be turned on as the er. Quarterback his Senior year. The celebration will include names are read. In the late 1990s, he led the While in high school, Mike interviews with 12 Vietnam War According to Alley, the Battle fundraising effort to create a began coaching his brother veterans, four interviews per day of the Ia Drang Valley was a new home Brian's summer league team for three days. The interviews major U.S. involvement in for the and continued that for many will be filmed in the Girls Vietnam. The battle by the First Bradley years. Preparatory School’s Green Battalion was a success, but a North He returned to coaching Room. These sessions will follow-up battle by the Second Baseball pro- when his son, Stacy, was 8. include McClure and Merritt. Battalion was a disaster. This gram. It has This gave him a total baseball Alley emphasized this is the was when Galloway was a outgrown its coaching span of 14 years. 50th anniversary of the Vietnam United Press International war facility at During this time period, the conflict. correspondent. Galloway was Hopewell teams he coached compiled a Monday’s program will later honored for saving a Elementary. record of 216-26, winning include a meal for 1,000 region- wounded soldier. Through his numerous league titles, two al veterans at the First Alley said the battle was also efforts, state championships and four Tennessee Pavilion beside Finley the first time air mobile tactics Smith Smith was state runner-up titles. Jack Kidwell Stadium. There will be music were used. able to During this period, Smith and a short address by He said the second battle secure funds coached with Rick Hawkins, Tennessee Commissioner of resulted in troops being moved from Bank of Cleveland, Allan Marvin Dillard, Tom Clayton, Veterans Affairs Many Bears from the area for a B-52 strike, Jones, and the late Toby Dennis Botts and Charles Grinder. and then being ambushed. The McKenzie. He also convinced Hafley. shot. Dad liked the "S-on-5 Grinder was appointed to her ambush was not by native Santek Environmental to Smith coached football at the game better (the TSAA position by Gov. Bill Haslam in troops, but by North Vietnam donate the excavation for the Cleveland Boys’ Club for four switched formats beginning 2011. She is the first woman to regulars. “They were well armed, site. The new Bradley North seasons, compiling three City In high school, he played in the 1978-79 season). He felt serve the State of Tennessee in well trained, and well equipped,” Park on Eureka Road was com- Championships with the teams football and was a champion like it opened up the game this capacity, retiring from the he said. pleted in 2001. having an overall record of 29- track runner. While at UTK, he more," said Jack Kidwell Jr. Tennessee Army National Guard Of around 320 U.S. troops, During his time as commis- 5. was competitive in track and His teams won many district as a colonel with more than 35 155 were killed and 134 wound- sioner he supported the devel- The 1973 Boys’ Club football. and regional championships in years of service. ed. Few escaped the fighting opment of youth basketball, Wolfhounds team traveled to After earning his bachelor's the early years of Cleveland Grinder holds a master's without injury. football, and the consolidation Jacksonville, Fla., to defeat an degree in physical education, High School. He and Bradley degree in strategic studies from “The Army tried to cover it of youth baseball and softball. all-star team from the he moved to Louisiana where High's legendary coach Jim the Army War College and a up,” the author said. “They He has supported various Jacksonville area. The backs on he became the physical director Smiddy became friends even master's degree in human enjoyed the success of the first capital project for the Bradley the local team were Eric for the New Orleans YMCA. though they had many battles resources development from UT- battle, but (at first) didn’t County Parks and Recreation, Bradford, Kinny Hooper, Tim While there, he coached bas- on the court. Knoxville. Her military awards release anything from the sec- which included the Elrod Park Henderson, Alphonso Martin ketball, swimming, and was a At that time, the Cleveland- include the Legion of Merit and ond battle.” on Minnis Road. and Roderick Scott. judo instructor. He also played Bradley rivalry was one of the the Bronze Star Medal. He said little information Smith began his “athletic After being elected to the some semi-pro football and bas- greatest rivalries in the state. In Recently, Grinder has worked reached home about the battle, journey” at age 8. He played for Bradley County Commission in ketball while in New Orleans. 1972, the Raiderettes defeated closely with Cleveland and resulting in research by the Lookouts in the southern 1990, Smith began working After 10 years in New the Bradley Bearettes for the Bradley County officials to Galloway and Alley which have League at Fulbright Park. with the Bradley County Orleans, he moved his family to first time in history, 50-45. secure a veterans home here. led to the two books. While playing for coaches Recreation Directors Bob King Cleveland to become the gener- Post season success included Also on Monday, there will be “We went over in a group of E.J. Smith and Shurden and Paul Wyrick to ensure that al secretary of the Cleveland winning the District, coming in appearances by Dept. of Defense 18,000, as did others, but we Collins, he compiled a pitching both Bradley County children YMCA from 1963-1967. second in the Region and beat- active duty personnel, and rep- came home individually,” he record of 15-2 as an 11 and 12 and adults have the resources While there, he helped estab- ing Red Bank in the sub-state. resentatives of local govern- explained. “Tennessee veterans year old. He held the home run to enjoy numerous recreation lish the first midget league They made the trip to the State ments. The Daughters of came from a number of small record for many years in the 11 activities throughout Bradley youth football program in Tournament once again, but American Revolution will pres- communities.” and 12 year old division with County. Bradley County and coached were defeated by Gallatin. ent Vietnam pins to recognized “We (Vietnam veterans) were 12 home runs in a 14-game Smith stated, "While I am many Dixie Youth baseball Regina Dillon Lewis (who veterans. There will be a meet never recognized, and our serv- season. proud of the small accomplish- teams for many years. He also played at CHS from 1974-1978) and greet from 5:30 to 7 p.m., ice was never validated,” contin- During elementary school, he ments that I achieved playing taught many to swim at the "Y" recalled that during her senior featuring Galloway and other ued Alley, saying these national played for the Black Fox and coaching sports. I am most and coached the swim team. season (1977-1978), "Coach dignitaries. celebration are recognition. “We Indians basketball team. The proud of what was accom- Kidwell joined the Cleveland Kidwell's squad not only beat Tuesday will be movie day at want to honor Vietnam veterans team won the County plished working with recreation High School faculty and coach- Bradley, which was ranked No. the Tivoli Theater in downtown on a grand scale,” Alley added. Championship during one of directors King and Wyrick to ing staff in 1967. He entered 1 in the Class AAA at the time, Chattanooga. Galloway’s film, All of Southeast Tennessee the years he played. develop and execute a plan that the education profession and it turned around a couple of “We Were Soldiers Once, and and North Georgia’s casualties, He played for the Reds in the upgraded facilities and devel- served as history teacher and weeks later and defeated Young,” will be shown at 10 and their hometowns, are to be 13 and 14-year-old Dixie Boys oped recreational opportunities head coach of girls' basketball Maryville Porter, which was a.m., 1 p.m. and 4 p.m. The recognized at the Chattanooga League at Fulbright Park. He that will benefit Bradley coun- and assistant football and track ranked No. l in Class M. Coach three showings will be free for ceremony. had a pitching record of 15-3 tians for generations." coach. In later years, he also Kidwell was like a dad to me. veterans and their families. Any individual, or organiza- over two years. served as assistant principal. He was an awesome, awesome Wednesday, March 29, will be tion or business, wishing to be a At the ages of 15 and 16, he CoaCh JaCk kidwell He took over the Lady Raider man. I would go back after col- a memorial tribute to Vietnam partner in the three-day memo- played in the Dixie Senior (1930-2014) basketball program when it was lege and help him by scrimmag- veterans at the National rial may contact Alley at 615- Division. As a 16-year-old, he “He was a dedicated coach. only in its second year of exis- ing with the girls." Cemetery on Bailey Avenue. 587-2073, or on email at alley- played centerfield the year the Always smiling, win or lose. He tence. That year the team went Kidwell stepped down from The program will be from 6 to [email protected]. team won the Tennessee State loved Cleveland High School to District 10 with a 20-4 coaching in 1985, when former 7:30 p.m. for veterans from McClure said there is another Championship. and the kids. He was an out- record. After winning over Bradley and University of throughout Southeast Bradley County connection to He continued to play summer standing family man, a great Sweetwater and McMinn, they Tennessee standout Zandra Tennessee and North Georgia. Galloway and his book. Local baseball with the local leader in our community," lost by a narrow margin to Polk Montgomery Morris became the Galloway will be the keynote resident, the late Henry American Legion team coached according to Corky Whitlock. County in the tournament. head coach. speaker. One of America’s pre- Trewhitt, was a co-employee of by Odell Swafford and Frank "Coach Jack Kidwell affected The following year (1969) the He continued to work in the mier war correspondents, Galloway at U.S. News and Massengil. thousands of lives before and Raiderettes had another win- Cleveland City School system Galloway recently retired as the World Report — when Galloway During high school, Smith during and after his 30 years ning season (29-7) playing such until 1997. After he left coach- senior military correspondent was doing research for his book played baseball at Bradley with the Cleveland City Schools teams as Maryville Porter and ing, he worked with Bob for Knight Ridder Newspapers. which later was made into a Central High School under system, as well as working with Bradley. The girls were reward- Hanshaw broadcasting the Before that, he was a special movie. Coaches Doyle Parmer and and pioneering some local ed with trips to the District 10, Cleveland High School football David Cawood. During his sen- youth sports programs," Region 3, and state tourna- games. ior year, he captured the county according to Joe Cannon, ments. In his capacity as a lifelong batting title with an average of Banner assistant sports editor. Team scoring was led by educator and coach, thousands .467, having the most hits, Best known for coaching the Linda Williams, June Smith, of young lives were positively Businesses RBl's and home runs in the Cleveland Lady Raiders basket- and Susan Wood. Defensive influenced by his direction and county. ball squad for 17 years, Kidwell efforts were led by "Mindy" compassion. From Page 1 He completed his baseball was originally from Knoxville. Blackburn, Crystal Walker, and "He was a powerful personali- career playing for Cleveland He graduated from Knoxville Sally Evans. The Raiderettes ty, whenever he entered a room, go back to the dark days when replacement will leave millions State Community College for High School and the University were rated fifth in the state of this there was never a doubt. insurance companies were able of Americans in the lurch,” she two years under coaches Ed of Tennessee at Knoxville, after losing to Woodbury in the I was very lucky to have him as to price gouge people with med- said. “There are life-threatening Coates and Steve Longley. where he earned his bachelor's final seconds of the game 47- a teacher and friend ... Jack ical conditions.” consequences of repealing with- Smith also played football for degree in physical education 46. Kidwell took a couple of Kidwell was one of those people Rogers acknowledged there out replacing the ACA. the Colts in the Cleveland with a minor in history. He teams to the state tournament who displayed the best in a are “some problems that need “Let’s work together to fix Midget League for Coaches earned two master's degrees when it was still 3-on-3. human being, a teacher in to be fixed with the ACA.” what needs fixing and save Doyle Parmer and Bill Talley. from the University of "We made it to the state every way and worthy of the “But, just throwing out the what works for so many,” she During high school, Smith Tennessee system, one in psy- semi-finals one year and lost to respect he has been given," program without a suitable said. played for the Bradley Bear chology and one in education. Woodbury on a last-second noted John Duarte. www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Sunday, February 12, 2017— 7 Changing Lives: Cleveland State partners with The Refuge

Special to the Banner overtime pay. partnership between CSCC and “We at The Refuge greatly “My instructor was great,” that now. This program com- “When I started the boot camp, the nonprofit organization named Before he enrolled in Cleveland value our partnership with CSCC stated Brooks. He took time out pletely turned my life around. I I didn’t even know how to turn The Refuge. OneSource,” stated Kelli Kyle, of his day to help teach me blue- have recommended this to a lot State Community College’s weld- the thing on, but the instructor The Career Connection is a ing boot camp, Joshua Brooks chief operations officer at The print reading and walked me of people. I have a skill now. I walked us through everything — weeklong workshop that allows Refuge. “Their part in our Career through every bit of it. Everyone love my job. I have so many had never even watched a welder helping us every step of the way,” participants to learn different at work. But two weeks after the Connection program gives the at CSCC has been great. Bre opportunities now thanks to stated Brooks. computer programs and other training and hard skills certifica- LaMountain (Workforce Cleveland State.” five-day camp at the college, Brooks is one of many stu- soft skills, such as how to pre- Brooks was employed with Miller tion to our students that really Development Coordinator) was For more information about dents who took advantage of the pare a resume and interview enhances their ability to obtain a also extremely helpful. She cri- The Refuge, visit Industries bringing home almost Career Connection program, a skills. $800 a week, not counting his living wage job. Our whole goal is tiqued my resume for me and www.refugecl.org or call 423- to get them to that sustainable gave me feedback on ways I 584-5211. For more information living situation so that they can could improve. I couldn’t have about CSCC’s Welding Program, pay bills, have food, support done it without everyone’s help.” visit www.clevelandstatecc.edu or their children, and create a Brooks was so determined to call 423-472-7141, ext. 447. financially stress-free life for finish the program that one day, their family. he walked three miles to CSCC “With OneSource's partnership after his ride did not show up to and training this becomes a pos- take him to class. He has already sibility, opportunity, and hope for made $15,000 in three months of our students and their families work — more than he has ever … together we do so much more, made at any precious job. Before, and we truly make change in he had never owned his own these families lives, a possibility.” home or a car that wasn’t behind Since the program began in on payments. He had never had • ROOF 2015, approximately 70 students health insurance, paid vacations REPLACEMENT graduated from the Career or a Christmas bonus — all of • ROOF REPAIR Connection program. There have which he has now. • FREE ESTIMATES recently been a few enhance- “I wanted a different life and a ments to ensure that students successful career, and I have 423 310-2576 receive the best training possible. For the soft skills portion, they have extended the training one more day, so students will Remember Your Special Tuesday, receive five days of intensive February, 14 training. One on Valentine’s Day The Refuge has also partnered • Gifts • Cards with the UT Extension Center to • Jewelry add a financial simulator class to • And Much, the soft skills course which will Much More give students a hands-on real life Hours: 9:30-6 Mon, Tues, Thurs, Fri financial experience while having 9:30-5:30 Wed, Sat - Closed Sunday Contributed photo to maintain sustainability 472-8122 Joshua Brooks throughout the simulation. 1707 Keith Street In the hard skills training portion, CSCC has added two more training days, creating a seven- day intensive boot camp. In the MIG welding course, students can receive an AWS (American Welding Society) Certification and added this year, OSHA 10 Certification. Rick Creasy, executive director of Workforce Development All You Need Is Love and Continuing Education, stated, “Our welding program pro- ...And A Little Chocolate duces results. These students are often times hired before they T r e a t Y o u r receive their certificate at the end Valentine To A of the week. I'm not aware of Dozen Of Our another program in the region or D e l i c i o u s state that is more effective in C H O C O L A T E providing the skills necessary for COVERED men and women to obtain a very good entry level job as a welder.” S T R A W B E R R I E S Brooks said he found out Custom Orders With about his interview before he had $ 1 . 2 9 E a c h completed the boot camp, and Gold Available At An $ after asking what skills he would 1 3 . 9 9 D o z e n be tested on, he asked his A d d i t i o n a l C h a r g e Submitted photo instructor, Roger Johnston, to The ClevelAnd ChApTer of JUnior AUxilAry announces the Provisional Class for 2016- help him prepare. THE VILLAGE GREEN 476-5179 2017. They include, back from left to right: Melanie Travis, Tatum Brinkman, Hillary McDaniel, Katie Kerley, Alex Clark, Byrnn Geren, Keari McSpadden, Eddy Morgan. Front from left to right: Julia Brooks, Caitlin May, Danyell Wilson, Abigail Elrod, Katie Simpkins, Kelly Stokes, Kristen Jenkins. Also included in the class, but not pictured, are Tina Ensley and Kelly Jackson. Junior Auxiliary forms provisional class Special to the Banner Scout troops dealing with ways JA of Cleveland runs more to help them overcome their than 13 programs in Cleveland, The Cleveland Chapter of fears and become more confi- including the annual Teddy Junior Auxiliary announces its dent women. Bear Picnic at the Cleveland Provisional Class for 2016- “We are very excited about Public Library, “Read to Me” 2017. our newest provisional mem- book program in the schools, This new provisional class bers!” said Autumn Massengill Jackets for Juniors, community will be volunteering hours with the first vice president and pro- clothing drives, and the annual current Junior Auxiliary provisional chairwoman. Have a Heart Give a Sole 5 K grams along with formulating Junior Auxiliary in Cleveland run to name a few. JA is also their own provisional project. was founded in 1996 as a non- heavily involved with a Family Past provisional projects have profit Christian woman’s service Focus Welfare Program for resi- included a remodel of the shop- organization. Its focus repre- dents of Bradley County. ping rooms at The Caring Place, sents a serious endeavor for JA of Cleveland embodies a helping girls with their self women to be active and con- group of Christian women who esteem through mentoring, structive community partici- have made a serious commit- organizing the first 5K for shoes pants and to assume leadership ment to give of their time, event and most recently a roles to meet the needs of our money and efforts to help meet badge program for local Girl community. the needs of this community.

U.S. sees no adverse impact from Alberta Clipper pipeline

BISMARCK, N.D. (AP) — After Todd Leake, a Sierra Club for the 3 miles. a four-year review, the U.S. spokesman in North Dakota, That pipeline already has a State Department on Friday said he believes Trump’s finger- presidential permit. If approved said it does not believe there prints are all over the State by the U.S government, the would be significant negative Department conclusion. Alberta Clipper would transport environmental impact from a “All pipelines are politics and the additional tar sands oil Canadian company’s plan to money,” said Leake, who farms without being transferred, and boost the capacity of an oil about 80 miles from where the the old pipeline would be pipeline that crosses the U.S. pipeline crosses into the U.S. rebuilt, Little said. border in northeastern North near Neche, North Dakota. “All Opponents argue that oil Dakota. recent approvals of these sands extraction exacerbates Calgary, Alberta-based pipelines go right back to the global warming because it takes Enbridge Energy Partners asked Trump administration.” more energy to produce and the State Department in 2012 The State Department is tak- generates more carbon dioxide. for a presidential permit to ing public comment on its draft The Keystone XL, which had transport 800,000 barrels daily environmental impact statement languished for years under the on an existing 3-mile section of for 45 days, until March 27. The administration of President pipeline on the company’s State Department issues presi- Barack Obama, also is designed Alberta Clipper pipeline that dential permits for projects that to carry Canadian tar sands oil, carries tar sand oil from Canada cross the U.S.-Canadian border. and Trump last month invited across northeastern North The Alberta Clipper pipeline, its builder, TransCanada, to Dakota and northern Minnesota which also is known as “Line resubmit its application to the to Superior, Wisconsin. 67” was completed in 2009 at a State Department for a presi- The State Department’s sup- cost of about $1 billion. The dential permit, and the compa- plemental environmental impact company wants permission to ny has said that it will. statement announced Friday expand its current capacity on Trump also last month was “coincidental” to President the line where it crosses the instructed the Army Corps of Donald Trump’s action to international border from about Engineers to advance work on advance the Keystone XL and 450,000 barrels daily to the Dakota Access pipeline. Dakota Access oil pipelines, 800,000 barrels a day. While Dallas-based Energy Transfer Enbridge spokeswoman Lorraine awaiting the nod from the U.S. Partners on Wednesday got final Little said. government, the company has permission from the Army to “It’s been long process to get been rerouting the additional proceed with a crossing of the to this point,” Little said. “It is barrels through a 1960s-era Missouri River in southern what it is.” pipeline along the same route North Dakota. 8—Cleveland Daily Banner—Sunday, February 12, 2017 www.clevelandbanner.com Triplett tells Sunrise Rotarians about rich history of region By CHRISTY ARMSTRONG history that needs to continue to when he spoke to the Bradley Banner Staff Writer be preserved and shared. Sunrise Rotary Club recently. That was the assessment of “Cleveland was part of the Some may not know it, but Rufus Triplett, director of the Cherokee Nation in the 1800s,” the Cleveland area is rich with Museum Center at Five Points, Triplett said. “You used to need a passport to come here.” This area, he noted, played a large role in the history of the “Trail of Tears,” the event in which the U.S. federal government forced the Cherokee to leave their land. This area’s Fort Cass was “ground zero” for the Cherokee peoples’ move out West, he said. He added the site, now home to Red Clay State Historic Park, was the people’s last council ground in this area. While Triplett noted the story of the “Trail of Tears” is not a happy one, its history remains Banner photo, CHRISTY ARMSTRONG important today. OCOEE OUTREACH, a local ministry which assists low-income people with home repairs, was Triplett also noted this area recently given a $3,000 grant by the Bradley Sunrise Rotary Club. From left are club President Kevin is home to Taylor Spring, a Mendel, Ocoee Outreach Director Randy Bonner and Rotarian Chuck Guy. spring which led to the eventu- al development of what is known today as the city of Among the major industries to temporary exhibits, to share the to stay up to date on the muse- Cleveland. first take advantage of the area’s area’s history. um’s current offerings by visit- He also spoke of major his- railroads were the copper miners It also offers a variety of regu- ing http://www.museumcenter toric events like the Civil War. in the Ducktown area. It also lar events to share different .org. While the war happened long later led to the growth of aspects of the area’s history with Also during the meeting, the ago, the effects of it still linger. Cleveland businesses like the people of all ages. These include Bradley Sunrise Rotarians pre- “One of the more positive Dixie Foundry and what it today everything from summer camps sented a $3,000 grant to Ocoee consequences was that it is known as Hardwick Clothes. for children to “History Happy Outreach, a local ministry which brought the railroad to this Triplett said these events are Hour” events which allow adults assists low-income people in area,” Triplett said. just a few of the things people to enjoy history lectures and dire need of home repairs. While a railroad was built can learn about by visiting the adult beverages. Randy Bonner, director of during the Civil War to make Museum Center at Five Points. “The most important thing we Ocoee Outreach, was on hand to Banner photo, CHRISTY ARMSTRONG transporting weapons and sup- “We are the custodian of this do is tell our story — not just the accept the award. He explained RUFUS TRIPLETT, director of the Museum Center at Five Points, plies easier, that railroad history,” Triplett said. museum’s story but our story as volunteers with the ministry speaks to the Bradley Sunrise Rotary Club about the importance of helped local businesses grow The museum offers a set of a community,” said Triplett. have completed more than 400 remembering local history. after the war. permanent exhibits, as well as He encouraged the Rotarians projects over the past five years. Domestic, sexual assault victims Mexico gets Trump’s reminded of the ‘power in words’ trade ire. Japan and

By SARALYN NORKUS Banner Staff Writer Germany, a pass In their first meeting of 2017, in Tennessee. The Germans, Women United were joined by WASHINGTON (AP) — When too, put up American factories. Director of the Family Violence President Donald Trump rages Volkswagen manufactures Program Angie Benefield. about unfair trading practices, Passats in Tennessee, BMW Benefield has been involved he usually directs his ire at makes sedans in South with the Family Violence China and Mexico. Carolina, and Siemens builds Program and Harbor Safe House By comparison, Japan and turbines in North Carolina. for close to 24 years. The Family Germany get off easy. Overall, Japan had invested Violence Program, which is The focus on China is under- $373 billion in the United under the Family Resource standable: The U.S. trade States by 2014, Germany $224 Agency, helps those who have deficit in goods with China billion and Mexico just $18 bil- been victims of domestic vio- ($347 billion last year) is five lion, according to the lence and sexual assault, with times bigger than any other. Organization for International Harbor Safe House providing The U.S. trade gap with Investment, a trade group that shelter for those needing to get Mexico ($63.2 billion), though, represents foreign companies in out of dangerous and domestic is smaller than the ones with the United States. violence situations. Japan ($68.9 billion) and The U.S. investment and hir- The organization has a hot- Germany ($64.9 billion). ing shields Japan and Germany line for Bradley and Polk Still, when it comes to from criticism. Counties and offers advocacy, Banner photo, SARALYN NORKUS Trump’s rhetoric, “the volume “As soon as you start wailing counseling, transportation and WOMEN UNITED members listen intently as Family Violence Program Director Angie Benefield on Mexico is three times as on Honda, Toyota or Nissan, support group services. high,” says Gary Hufbauer, (third from right) discussed Harbor Safe House and the other services they can provide to those in dan- you’ll have a governor standing Benefield stressed that when senior fellow at the Peterson gerous situations. up, saying, ‘Hey, these are dealing with victims of domestic Institute for International great companies,’” Peterson’s violence and sexual assault, it’s Economics. Hufbauer says. pivotal to remind them that they From July 2015 to June woman in church who is being supplies for children and over Another sign of the difference do have power. 2016, the Family Violence abused and never know it,” the counter medicines. in relations: Japanese Prime CHARM OFFENSIVE “We have power with our Program sheltered 76 women Benefield stated. She added that often, women Minister Shinzo Abe is on a Japan, in particular, seems words, which is especially good and 51 children, for a total of “They’ll leave 7 to 8 times and children come to them with friendly trip to the United eager to get on Trump’s good for young girls to hear. You have 2,272 bed nights. Harbor Safe before they can finally make the absolutely nothing, so items like States, with Trump welcoming side. The charm offensive start- your words and you have House can shelter up to 12 for break, especially if they have new underwear and toiletries him to the White House with a ed less than a month after the power,” she declared. an average number of 18 nights. children. Their challenges some- are always appreciated. Those warm embrace. By contrast, election, when Japanese tech Since opening in 1987, the When it comes to non-resi- times are that they haven’t interested in donating items Mexican President Enrique billionaire Masayoshi Son Family Violence Program has dential clients, the organization worked in a while and don’t feel may drop them off at the Family Pena Nieto last month acrimo- promised to invest $50 billion grown to include a program has helped 335 women, 84 men like they have the skills to make Resource Agency. niously canceled a planned and create 50,000 jobs in the director, program manager, and 16 children and youth. it on their own. They might not The Family Violence meeting with the new American United States. shelter manager, program assis- They received a total of 612 hot- have transportation or they Program’s hotline number is president. The Japanese government’s tant, night-time shelter staff, line calls for the year and had might not have supportive fami- 423-476-3888 or 423-476-3822 Why does Mexico bear the Facebook page has been featur- and a court advocate and 40 sexual assault clients. lies.” for TTY (hearing impaired). brunt of Trump’s wrath, while ing posts on Japanese who group/crisis counseling special- “I can guarantee you that the The room was shocked when Other Women United news: Germany and Japan usually have contributed to American ists. The organization receives numbers will be up for the next she then informed them that n Tickets and table sponsor- get a pass? life — the designer behind the VOCA (victims of crime assis- year,” Benefield said. the top four employment cate- ships are still available for “An interior of New York subway tance) funding, but Benefield The director feels that the gories for abusers are police Evening in Chanticleer.” Contact THE POLITICS OF cars, the pediatric cardiologist stressed that funding is always increase is due to more people officers, lawyers, doctors and Ashlan Morelock for more infor- IMMIGRATION caring for Miami babies with the greatest challenge they face. knowing about their services clergy members. mation at 423-716-5725 or by Trade tension with Mexico is heart problems, an oncologist “I think the biggest challenge and getting the word out. Benefield referenced the orga- email: AshlanMorelock@United easily conflated with anger over using a new cancer treatment is hoping that your funding will The average age of those nization’s wish list, which Way Ocoee.org. illegal Mexican immigration, a in Houston. continue, at least at the same helped by the Family Violence includes cleaning supplies, n Women United updates can hot-button topic with Trump’s The Japanese are also using level, and hoping that it won’t Program is 25-59. household/kitchen items, per- be found on their Facebook core supporters. Many voters golf diplomacy on the links-lov- decrease,” she said. “You could be sitting next to a sonal items, paper supplies, page, https://www.facebook. believe Mexicans are taking ing Trump: Abe presented the American jobs, both as a result president with a $4,500 Honma of trade policy and of illegal driver when they met last immigration. In their view, the November in New York. In a North American Free Trade news conference Friday, Abe Residents say 1st atom bomb test caused cancer cases Agreement — a U.S. pact with flattered Trump by noting that Mexico and Canada — pits U.S. the American president was the ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) — before.” said. “I have not had a chance to The Trinity Test took place as workers against low-wage labor superior golfer. Residents say the world’s first Members of the Tularosa Basin systematically review the entire part of the Manhattan Project, a inside Mexico. Mexicans also Japan and Germany don’t atomic bomb test caused genera- Downwinders Consortium have document.” top-secret World War II nuclear have crossed the border illegal- get off the hook entirely. Trump tions of southern New Mexico long contended that those living Around 800 community health development program run out of ly and taken jobs inside the upset Japan by pulling the families to suffer from cancer and near the site of the world’s first surveys and two community the then-secret city of Los United States at low pay. United States out of a 12-coun- economic hardship, according to atomic bomb test in 1945 weren’t focus groups were used to collect Alamos, New Mexico. Trump has promised to rene- try trade agreement called the surveys gathered by an advocacy told about the dangers or com- data for the report in partnership Residents did not learn that gotiate or withdraw from Trans-Pacific Partnership. And group seeking compensation for pensated for their resulting health with the New Mexico Health the test had involved an atomic NAFTA and has threatened to he has accused Japan of descendants. problems. Equity Partnership, an initiative weapon until the U.S. dropped tax imports from Mexico. He manipulating its currency to The surveys released Friday Since then, they say, descen- of the Santa Fe Community bombs on Hiroshima and also has vowed to build a bor- gain a price advantage for its detailed residents’ stories from dants have been plagued with Foundation. Nagasaki and the war ended. der wall to keep illegal immi- exporters. areas around the 1945 Trinity cancer and other illnesses while Cordova said the report wasn’t In 2015, U.S. Sen. Tom Udall, grants out of America. Last month, Peter Navarro, Test and argue that many the federal government ignored a scientific epidemiology study but D-New Mexico, pressed the the White House’s director of Hispanic families later struggled their plight. an attempt to gather information Senate to include New Mexico MADE IN THE USA trade and industrial policy, to keep up with cancer-related ill- Chuck Wiggins, director of the from residents who have com- residents in the law after meeting Three decades ago, Japan complained to the Financial nesses. The health effects of the New Mexico Tumor Registry, has plained about various forms of with Tularosa Downwinders. figured out how to calm Times newspaper that Germany test have long been debated in said data shows cancer rates in cancers in families who had limit- “The Consortium’s Health America’s anger over surging was exploiting an undervalued New Mexico. Tularosa are around the same as ed access to health insurance. Impact Assessment Report is Japanese imports: move facto- euro to boost its exports. “It’s the first ever study done on other parts of the state. Cancer is The surveys involved residents important work,” Udall wrote in a ries to the United States and the Tularosa Downwinders,” said one of the leading causes of death of the historic Hispanic village of letter to the group on Friday. “It hire Americans. Tina Cordova, co-founder of the all over New Mexico, he said. Tularosa and four New Mexico adds to the body of evidence that So Honda now builds Tularosa Basin Downwinders On Friday, Wiggins said he counties. They want lawmakers to people in this area were injured Accords and Acuras in Ohio, Consortium. “We wanted people to hadn’t gone through the report include New Mexico in a federal as a result of radioactive fallout Toyota makes Camrys in Reuse the News tell their stories in the fashion yet. law that compensates residents and should be compensated by Kentucky, Nissan cranks out Recycle this newspaper because it’s never been done “It is detailed and lengthy,” he near atomic tests. the federal government.” Pathfinders and other vehicles www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Sunday, February 12, 2017— 9

Submitted photo A tAble diSplAy for Hughes and Associates, a Leadercast lead sponsor, from last year’s event is shown, far left. Submitted photo thiS photo, left, shows the more than 300 local leaders who gathered at Leadership 2016 at First Baptist Church, Cleveland. The event will be held this year at the same venue on May 5. Leadercast conference theme to be ‘Powered by Purpose’ Special to the Banner Atlanta or at hundreds of otheravailable to choose from [at look at this event. It may afford along with a corporate table for simulcast locations in more than Leadercast is the world’s Leadercast] — books, CDs, indi- you just the thing that moves eight. 20 countries. vidual speakers or the yearlong,you in the right direction to Limited corporate tables of largest one-day leadership con- Among the keynote speakers ference, broadcast live from ongoing resource center throughbecoming whatever it is you eight are available for $600. this year are: Leadercast. . . . You will find no desire to become or motivates Floor seats are available at $79 Atlanta and simulcast to hun- n Andy Stanley — leadership dreds of locations around the lack of sources for inspiration.” your team to be more effective.” per seat; stadium seats are $69. author and communicator world on May 5. Specifically she noted, “From Hughes concluded, “I would Educator discounts include n Henry Cloud —acclaimed This year marks the 17th year Andy Stanley to Peyton highly recommend this event for tables of eight for $550 and sta- leadership expert, clinical psy- of the annual leadership confer- Manning, I could not write fast business owners and individuals dium seats for $59. chologist and best-selling author ence and the fifth year the enough to record their thought- alike. . . . From top to bottom, To purchase a ticket, visit the n Tyler Perry — director, Cleveland/Bradley Chamber of provoking and inspirational this is well worth the time and Chamber’s events calendar, playwright, screenwriter, pro- words last year.” money you will invest.” www.clevelandchamber.com. ©2014 Commerce has been part of For aspiring leaders or for Sponsorship packages are Call the office at 423-472-6587 hosting the event locally at First ducer, actor, author and entre- JEWELERS those who need to be motivated available for Leadercast, includ- to reserve a sponsorship or for Baptist Church. preneur n afresh, she stressed, “If you are ing presenting and lead spon- more information. Chamber “Leadercast® complements Daniel Pink — behavioral science expert, best-selling personally looking for a nudge sorships that provide a companymembers may use admission 1721 KEITH STREET • STUART PARK PLAZA ( our commitment to leadership (Next to The Town Squire) or you are already in a leader- with onstage commercial time credits based on their tiered development efforts for the author and host of Crowd ship position, you will want to and exhibit space at the event investment if available. 478-0049 • 478-0050 Chamber,” Nancy Neal, Chamber Control LAY-AWAYS WELCOME vice president for communica- n Molly Fletcher — Former tions, explained. top sports agent and author “Much like our Leadership n Suzy Welch — Author, TV Cleveland program and other commentator and business jour- programs that focus on growth nalist and development, this confer- n Jess Ekstrom — CEO of ence will impact leaders across Headbands of Hope Cleveland and Bradley County.” “Through such noted speakers The theme of this year’s con- and proven leaders, this will be ference is “Powered by Purpose.” an opportunity to re-examine Purpose is what defines us, what defines us, drives us and drives us and empowers us; it is empowers us,” Neal said. the glue for an organization and Wendy Hughes, CFO and mar- the fuel for an individual. keting director for Hughes and Today’s organization cannot rely Associates, is passionate about on old practices. A new organi- the value of Leadercast in bring- zation is emerging, and at the ing people together and equip- center of its driving force is the ping them to become better lead- igniting power of purpose. ers, managers, community mem- Why is purpose important for bers and employees. organizations today? “We love Leadercast and have n Companies with ideals of been involved for years,” Hughes improving people’s lives at the shared. “We started out attend- center of all they do outperform ing the event in Atlanta and tak- others by 400 percent. ing key people in our office for n More than 70 percent of the weekend. We found it to be a people consider an organiza- great resource for motivation in tion’s environmental and/or the workplace.” social impact when deciding She continued, “Just like I where to work. think we need spiritual renewal n Employees who feel they are in our personal lives, I think it is working toward a good cause beneficial to have renewal in our show increased productivity by business lives as well. Anything up to 30 percent. we can do to inspire and n People who are able to make encourage our people to become a social or an environmental a better version of who they are impact on the job are more sat- is a welcome thing. isfied by a 2:1 ratio. “Leadercast offers a variety of The Leadercast conference will motivational speakers that allow attendees to discover the speak to a multitude of person- steps they can take to uncover ality types,” Hughes relayed. their purpose, to reconnect to “This event helps you network their organization’s “why,” to with like-minded folks who also attract and engage the right peo- want to improve their perform- ple for their efforts, and to thrive ance or outlook.” as a team. Key speakers, with Hughes and Associates has purpose-driven leadership, will been a lead sponsor for the local inspire the more than 300 peo- Leadercast simulcast since 2014 ple who attend locally and the and always finds the speakers more than 100,000 people who especially inspiring. will attend the event live in “There are many resources Ford bets $1 billion on startup founded by Waymo, Uber vets SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Ford file project within Google — now Motor is spending $1 billion to known as Waymo — and Rander take over a budding robotics did the same kind of engineering startup to acquire more expertise at ride-hailing service Uber needed to reach its ambitious before the two men teamed to goal of having a fully driverless launch Argo late last year. vehicle on the road by 2021. “When talent like that comes The big bet announced Friday up, you don’t ignore that ability,” comes just a few months after said Raj Nair, who doubles as the Pittsburgh startup, Argo AI, Ford’s chief technical officer and was created by two alumni of product development head. Carnegie Mellon University’s The two will develop the core robotics program, Bryan Salesky technology of Ford’s autonomous and Peter Rander. vehicle — the “virtual driver” sys- The alliance between Argo and tem, which Nair described as the Ford is the latest to combine the car’s “brains, eyes, ears and spunk and dexterity of a techno- senses.” logically savvy startup with the The decision to turn to Argo financial muscle and manufac- for help is a tacit acknowledge- turing knowhow of a major ment that Ford needed more tal- automaker in the race to develop ent to deliver on Fields’ 2021 autonomous vehicles. Last year promise, said one expert familiar rival General Motors paid $581 with Salesky and Rander. million to buy Cruise “This is likely a realization that Automation, a 40-person soft- Ford is behind relative to compa- ware company that is testing nies like GM, Audi, Volvo, Waymo vehicles in San Francisco. and Uber, and is trying to catch The Argo deal marks the next up,” said Raj Rajkumar, a step in Ford’s journey toward Carnegie Mellon computer engi- building a vehicle without a neering professor who leads the steering wheel or brake pedal by school’s autonomous vehicle 2021 — a vision that CEO Mark research. Fields laid out last summer. Salesky said Argo expects to The big-ticket deal for the have 200 workers by the end of newly-minted company clearly the year. Argo employees will be was aimed at getting Salesky and given stock in the subsidiary as Rander. Salesky formerly worked part of their compensation pack- on self-driving cars at a high-pro- ages. 10—Cleveland Daily Banner—Sunday, February 12, 2017 www.clevelandbanner.com

Banner photo, CHRISTY ARMSTRONG Banner photo, DANIEL GUY THE DANCE FLOOR was an especially popular attraction at Cleveland’s “Night to Shine.” The prom KINGS AND QUEENS join in for a collaborative “Macarena” on the dance floor during the Tim Tebow event for teens and adults with special needs was sponsored by the Tim Tebow Foundation. Foundations’s Night to Shine, which was held at First United Methodist Church in Cleveland, one of the more than 350 churches across the nation to participate. Special needs individuals shine By CHRISTY ARMSTRONG attendees feel like hon- Banner Staff Writer ored guests. When guests arrived, Teens and adults with they had the chance to special needs got their go into a room to get chance to shine during “pampered” and ready an event Friday night. for photos. Volunteers More than 200 area styled the ladies’ hair volunteers hosted a and did their makeup, prom event designed while other volunteers just for them, offered shoe shines to Cleveland’s second danced and laughed their way the guys. annual “Night to Shine.” through the prom event, many Then, the guests were each The local event was one of groups also enjoyed the evening. offered a crown or tiara to wear. more than 350 “Night to Shine” One such group was from Life Ellis said each royal headpiece events held in all 50 states and Bridges Inc., a Cleveland organi- came with a verbal reminder in 11 different countries Friday zation which assists adults with that God sees each of them night. All were sponsored by the developmental disabilities. being special, “like kings and Tim Tebow Foundation. About 80 of the 200 guests of queens.” “It’s been so rewarding to see honor were Life Bridges clients. The newly-crowned royals all the smiles tonight,” co-event “This is a night everyone were then given the chance to coordinator Jennifer Ellis said looks forward to every year,” walk a red carpet lined with during the event. “To see that said Diana Jackson, CEO of Life “paparazzi” before making their these people are being made to Bridges. “They are so excited to way into the main event. Banner photo, DANIEL GUY feel special makes all of the be with their friends and make Many of these traditions were ONE PARTYGOER tears up the dance floor barefooted one last time as The Tim Tebow Foundation’s work worth it.” new ones — and be like every- repeated at “Night to Shine” Night to Shine came to a close Friday. The event was free to the body else. Everyone loves a good events all over the world. Tim guests and their dates and fam- night of food, music and danc- Tebow, the former NFL football ilies and featured everything ing.” player and current Major from a catered dinner to danc- Another group traveled all the League baseball player who ing with a live DJ. way from Knoxville to enjoy the helped start the events, has While the dance floor proved Cleveland event. The local event spoken of the need to let people to be the most popular attrac- was one of only 10 official with disabilities know they are tion, guests also got to enjoy a “Night to Shine” events taking loved. face painting station, a balloon place in Tennessee this year. “That’s why we’re here, to animal station, a karaoke room Sixteen guests involved with share love with everybody,” Ellis and an outdoor area where they the Helping Hands Ministry at said. could meet a “unicorn,” a live First Baptist Concord in Parents accompanying their pony with a decorative horn. A Knoxville made the trek with adult children to the event said “sensory room” was also avail- their leaders and loved ones. they really appreciated the able to those who needed a Diane Knudsen, coordinator of measures the event planners quiet break from the action. the Helping Hands Ministry, and other volunteers took to The local event was planned said “Night to Shine” is “a nice make the night memorable. by members of Big Spring way to help them feel special, Debby Crumbley of Cleveland, United Methodist Church, in the way God sees them.” who was there with her son, cooperation with members of Letting each and every hon- Dustin, said it was an “amaz- First United Methodist Church, ored guest know he or she is ing” opportunity for him to have where the event was held this special was a central theme the a fun night out with his date. year. night. Many of the event’s activ- Clevelander Mandy Holder, While many individuals ities were designed to help there with her daughter, Brenda, said she liked that the event allowed Brenda and her date to enjoy a night out in a Banner photo, CHRISTY ARMSTRONG safe environment. SINGING HIS HEART OUT, a guest at the local “Night to Shine” event shares his karaoke rendition of Crystal Estep, who traveled “Build Me Up Buttercup” by The Foundations. from McMinn County with her 16-year-old autistic son, said she loved that the event gave him the chance to feel like a normal young man attending prom. “It’s just such an awesome thing,” Estep said. “This is something where he feels like he isn’t so different. It’s amazing to see how all the churches and volunteers came together to do this.” The more than 200 volunteers came from all walks of life, from children to older adults. They included groups of middle and high school students from several area schools. Ellis said she hopes the joy both the guests and volunteers experienced will continue throughout the year. “It is important to let people with special needs know they are loved, because they do not always feel loved,” Ellis said. “I think it’s important to have events like this, to remind everyone.”

Banner photo, CHRISTY ARMSTRONG A VOLUNTEER paints a de-sign on a young guest’s arm at the face Banner photo, CHRISTY ARMSTRONG painting station at VOLUNTEERS encourage an event guest to hit the dance floor Friday’s “Night to during Friday’s local “Night to Shine” prom event held at First United Shine,” a prom for Methodist Church. teens and adults with special needs.

Banner photo, DANIEL GUY A KING OF THE WORLD shares a dance with one of the many volunteers who helped make Night to Shine, a prom for people with special needs, a success on Friday. www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Sunday, February 12, 2017— 11 Trump and Japan’s Abe share high-five on Florida golf course JUPITER, Fla. (AP) — “Having a great time hosting The White House issued a The president and Mrs. to discuss, including the seven Muslim-majority coun- President Donald Trump has Prime Minister Shinzo Abe in statement after the pair Trump planned to host a more defense treaty between the tries from entering the U.S. long boasted about his prowess the United States!” returned saying the day was formal delegation dinner with nations and their trade rela- While the administration on the golf course. Now he’s The Trump National Golf “both relaxing and productive. the Abes on Saturday night. tions. One of Trump’s first maintains that all options are putting his game to work. Club website, in typical They had great conversations on Trump also was expected to actions as president was to on the table — Including a The president spent a good Trumpian language, claims the a wide range of subjects, and tend to other business in withdraw the U.S. from a 12- Supreme Court appeal — part of his Saturday golfing with course “features the finest the President looks forward to Florida: calling Tunisian nation, trans-Pacific trade Trump said Friday he was con- Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo revetted bunkers in the United further discussions with the President Beji Caid Essebsi and agreement that was negotiated sidering signing a “brand new Abe as he hosts his first foreign States, incredible water haz- Prime Minister at dinner this Colombian President Juan by the Obama administration order” as early as Monday, leader at his winter estate in ards, including a magnificent evening.” Manuel Santos as he continues and strongly supported by which could address some of Palm Beach, Florida. island green, and one of the As their husbands golfed, conversations with foreign lead- Tokyo. the legal issues the court has After a rocky diplomatic start most picturesque landscapes, Melania Trump and Akie Abe ers. Abe has said that Japan may identified. that included contentious phone all of which make for a truly toured the Morikami Museum Trump and Abe appear to be open to a bilateral trade deal calls with the leaders of Mexico memorable round.” and Japanese Gardens in near- have hit it off early, despite with the U.S., but reaching and Australia, the friendly The pair also paid a visit to by Delray Beach. It was Mrs. Trump’s sometimes hostile rhet- such a deal could be political weekend of meetings, dinners another nearby Trump property: Trump’s first solo event as First oric toward Japan on the cam- difficult. Japan logged the sec- DON’S and golf suggests the new presi- The Trump International Golf Lady. The women were also paign trail. Abe was the only ond largest trade surplus with dent is willing to invest time in Club in West Palm Beach. expected to have lunch together world leader to meet with the U.S. last year. FENCE CO. developing close personal rela- Abe had joked at a joint press at Mar-a-Lago. Trump before his inauguration, The visit comes as the White Since 1961 tionships with leaders he feels conference at the White House The two couples touched and Trump welcomed Abe to the House continues to weigh its he can work with. on Friday that he was looking down in Florida on Friday after- White House with a hug. options after a stinging legal ALL TYPES Trump and Abe, both fre- forward to playing golf with noon and headed straight to As a candidate, Trump often defeat. On Thursday, the 9th OF FENCING quent golfers, left Mar-a-Lago Trump, even though, he Trump’s Mar-a-Lago Club, railed against former President U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals early Saturday morning and claimed, he’s not nearly as good where they enjoyed a late din- Barack Obama for his frequent upheld a restraining order on headed north to one of Trump’s on the links. ner at its crowded patio restau- golfing, claiming Obama played Trump’s executive order sus- 479-6212 golf courses in Jupiter, Florida. He said he planned to use the rant. They were joined by more often than players on the pending the nation’s refugee & 336-1501 Reporters and photographers time to discuss the future of the Robert Kraft, the owner of the PGA Tour. program and barring citizens of from both countries did not world, the Pacific region and Super Bowl champion New He said if he won he’d likely catch a glimpse of the pair as U.S.-Japanese relations. England Patriots, and several be too busy to golf and would they played. But Trump later In a sign of unity, neither interpreters. Paying members only play with people with posted a photo of them giving Japanese nor White House offi- and club guests took in the whom he was looking to make each other a high-five on the cials volunteered the pair’s final scene and mingled with Trump deals. golf course and tweeted, score. and Abe into the night. Trump and Abe have plenty Trump’s estate stirs protests, spurs ethics debate PALM BEACH, Fla. (AP) — President Donald Trump’s South Florida estate is no longer just the place where he goes to escape. He has described the sprawling Mar-a-Lago property as the Winter White House and has spent two weekends there so far this month. But it’s also become a magnet for anti-Trump protesters and the subject of an ethics debate over his invitation to Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe to join him this weekend — with Trump pledging to pay for the accommodations. Demonstrators plan to assemble Sunday near the estate to protest Trump’s decision on the Dakota Access oil pipeline. The North Dakota project, opposed by a Native American tribe fearful of water contamination from potential oil leaks, had stalled in Democrat Barack Obama’s administration. Trump’s executive order cleared the way for the developer to start building the final stretch of pipeline. During Trump’s other week- AP Photo/Carolyn Kaster, File end in Florida, several thousand In tHIS nov. 27, 2016 FILe PHoto, Mar-a-Lago is seen from people marched near the prop- the media van window in Palm Beach, Fla. Trump has described the erty to protest his temporary sprawling Mar-a-Lago property as the Winter White House and has ban on travel to the United spent two weekends there this month. states by refugees as well as citizens of seven mostly Muslim tion. Abe gave Trump a pricey, line of clothing and accessories countries. A federal appeals gold-colored Honma golf driver; sold by his daughter Ivanka. court has upheld a lower court’s Trump reciprocated with a golf Trump offered a possible decision that temporarily blocks shirt and other golf accessories. explanation for inviting Abe to the ban’s enforcement. White House spokesman Sean Mar-a-Lago, saying a “great Featuring community growth, Trump’s election is also put- Spicer said Abe’s free-of-charge friendship” had developed from ting charitable organizations, stay at Mar-a-Lago is Trump’s their New York meeting. accomplishments and projections for such as the American Red gift to Abe this time around. But The president is expected to Cross, in an awkward position the gesture wasn’t sitting well continue bringing world leaders the future. Including local businesses, for choosing Mar-a-Lago for with government watchdog to the estate, helping to fulfill events booked months in groups. the vision of the property’s for- industry, government, schools, hospitals, advance. The Red Cross held its Robert Weissman, president of mer owner, Marjorie annual fundraiser at Mar-a- Public Citizen, said Trump and Merriweather Post. The late chamber of commerce, religion and other Lago, as it has done for many Abe don’t need to meet at cereal heiress willed Mar-a-Lago years, on Feb. 4, about a week Trump’s commercial property, to the U.S. government after her after Trump enacted the travel where the membership fee death in 1973, intending for it to community organizations. ban. Trump and his wife, recently was doubled to become a retreat for U.S. presi- Melania, attended. $200,000. dents and visiting dignitaries. “What an honor, what a great “Hosting a foreign leader at Trump bought Mar-a-Lago in With an ad plus news story you will be honor it is. And let’s go to the president’s business resort the 1980s and retains a finan- Florida,” Trump told Abe on creates impossible sets of con- cial interest in the club. able to share points of interest regarding Friday at a White House news flicts,” Weissman said. “If the Presidents through the years conference shortly before they president hadn’t offered to pay, often escaped the majesty and your business or organization... boarded Air Force One for the the U.S. government would be protocol of the White House by trip. paying Donald Trump’s business choosing less formal settings for The two world leaders and for the purpose of hosting the bilateral talks. with over 30,000 readers. their wives headed straight to Japanese leader.” Typically, the “It’s difficult, in effect, to get Mar-a-Lago, where they enjoyed U.S. government would pick up away inside the White House a late dinner at the crowded the costs associated with such a with the press corps in the same Published Tuesday, patio restaurant. Joining them visit. building,” said Bruce Buchanan, under a white-and-yellow Weissman said Camp politics professor at the February 28, 2017 striped canopy were Robert David, the U.S. government- University of Texas at Austin. Kraft, the owner of the Super owned retreat in Maryland’s “In fact, it’s very desirable for in the Cleveland Daily Banner. Bowl-winning New England Catoctin Mountains, which presidents to have multiple ven- Patriots, and several inter- presidents use for personal ues within which to build and preters. Paying members and getaways as well as to con- create relationships with other Plus , the complete Progress edition will their guests took in the scene duct the people’s business, world leaders.” and mingled with Trump and would do fine. President George W. Bush be FEATURED online in our E-Edition Abe into the night. “Why should you go to a took advantage of his dusty On Saturday, Trump and Abe resort in Florida?” Weissman ranch in Crawford, Texas, and & Special Sections area 7 days a went to Trump’s golf course in asked. “Fine, you want to go to a regularly invited foreign coun- nearby Jupiter and were expect- resort in Florida? Don’t go to terparts there for talks. week for the entire year! ed to hold more talks over meals one Trump’s family owns.” Obama opted for Sunnylands, at Trump’s various Florida prop- But Trump has shown that he an estate in the California desert erties. isn’t too concerned about possi- formerly owned by Walter and Contact one of our representatives World leaders typically ble conflicts of interest involving Leonore Annenberg. The late exchange gifts, and Trump and him and his family. This past philanthropists built Abe did so when Abe rushed to week, Trump used his official Sunnylands and long hoped the to place your ad today... New York City in November to government Twitter account to property they used as a winter become the first foreign leader to criticize Nordstrom after the home would become the “Camp Jack Bennett Leslie Callaway meet with Trump after the elec- retailer said it had dropped a David of the West.” Sheena Meyer Trish Price Lt. Gen. Hal Moore dies; depicted in film ‘We Were Soldiers’ Randy Moore Tasha Beaty (AP) — Retired Lt. Gen. Harold The Associated Press that Moore like him anymore,” Galloway G. “Hal” Moore, the American died late Friday in his sleep at said. Pam Green Kathy Payne hero known for saving most of his home in Auburn, Alabama. Moore was best known for his his men in the first major battle Galloway said Moore, his actions at the 1965 Battle of Ia between the U.S. and North friend of 51 years, died two days Drang, where he was a lieu- Vietnamese armies, has died. He shy of his 95th birthday. tenant colonel in command of was 94. “There’s something missing on the 1st Battalion, 7th Cavalry Joseph Galloway, who with this earth now. We’ve lost a Regiment. His actions were later Moore co-authored the book “We great warrior, a great soldier, a reflected in the movie “We Were Were Soldiers Once ... and great human being and my best Soldiers” in which actor Mel 423-472-5041 Young,” confirmed Saturday to friend. They don’t make them Gibson portrayed Moore. 12—Cleveland Daily Banner—Sunday, February 12, 2017 www.clevelandbanner.com To Repeal oR NoT To Repeal? NATIONAL BRIEFS

Woman falls to her death inside alligator that had grabbed him by the ankle. GOP faces dilemma on the health law taxes World Trade Center oculus Tony Aarts used his putter to NEW YORK (AP) — A 29-year- jab the gator in the eyes before WASHINGTON (AP) — old New Jersey woman plunged the alligator let him go. Republicans love cutting taxes, about 30 feet to her death off an WINK-TV reports that Aarts especially if they were authored escalator inside the famed World was playing at the Magnolia by a president named Barack Trade Center transit hub known Landing Golf & Country Club in Obama. But as they push their as the Oculus on Saturday the Fort Myers area last wobbly effort to erase his health morning, police said. Wednesday when he heard a care overhaul, they’re divided Jenny Santos, of Kearny, was splash while approaching the over whether to repeal the levies trying to retrieve a hat dropped fourth hole. the law imposed to finance its by her twin sister while the two He says the gator grabbed his expanded coverage for millions were on an escalator at about right ankle and he ended up on of Americans. 5:30 a.m. when she reached too his back before they both rolled It’s a trillion-dollar dilemma far over the railing and tumbled into a water hazard. The gator — actually closer to $1.1 tril- over the edge, a law enforcement let ago after the jabs to the eye. lion. That’s the 10-year price official said. The official wasn’t State wildlife workers cap- tag the nonpartisan authorized to speak publicly tured the gator and put it down. Congressional Budget Office about the incident and spoke to Aarts was treated and puts on revenue the govern- The Associated Press on condi- released from a hospital. ment would lose if the law’s tion of anonymity. taxes on wealthy people, the Port Authority police Baby sitter pleads guilty in insurance and pharmaceutical spokesman Joseph Pentangelo Colorado bank robbery industries and others were said the woman was taken to a GREELEY, Colo. (AP) — A eliminated. hospital where she was pro- Republicans and President baby sitter accused of using two nounced dead. Police are investi- children in her care to rob a Donald Trump have been edg- gating. ing away from their promise to Colorado bank has pleaded The striking $3.9 billion trans- guilty to theft, forgery and quickly eliminate Obama’s portation hub was designed by entire law. Still, annulling its attempted robbery. AP Photo/Andrew Harnik architect Santiago Calatrava and The Greeley Tribune reports taxes would be a partial victory provides connections between and is irresistible for many GOP Vice President Mike Pence administers the oath of office to Health and Human Services Rachel Einspahr was sentenced Secretary Tom Price, accompanied by his wife Betty, Friday, in the Eisenhower Executive Office New Jersey’s PATH trains and to six years in prison after lawmakers and the conservative New York City’s subways. It voters at the core of their sup- Building on the White House complex in Washington. entering her plea Friday. opened about a year ago and is Einspahr was charged with port. used daily by more than “We should do full repeal,” generate money if we ditch all ising for decades to improve the the part of employer-provided robbing a bank in the town in 300,000 commuters. Light Severance last May. Authorities said Rep. Jim Jordan, R-Ohio, a the Obamacare tax revenues or nation’s fiscal health, that health insurance that exceeds beams in from the windows in leading House conservative. not? That’s where we haven’t choice “is going to look hypo- an unspecified level. The blue- say she had two sisters in her the dizzying, soaring platform to car when she went to a drive-up “And full repeal means not tak- achieved consensus,” said No. 2 critical.” print says it would affect “only the shopping mall below. ing the taxes” from people. Senate GOP leader John The GOP has different the most generous plans.” lane and passed a note to a Yet voiding those levies erases Cornyn of Texas, who supports options for preserving revenues, Such coverage is currently Board gives nuclear-weapon lab teller saying an armed man was in the back seat threatening the a mammoth war chest erasing the levies. like phasing in repeals of taxes not taxed, and supporters say failing grade on safety steps Republicans would love to have Killing the taxes leads or eliminating some while the idea would prod companies children and demanding money. — and may well need — as they Republicans to other tough retaining others. Participants and workers away from overly SANTA FE, N.M. (AP) — An One child later told police try replacing Obama’s law. It’s a decisions. say Obama’s taxes on medical costly insurance. Its fate is annual safety assessment gave there was no gunman. major rift GOP leaders face as If the taxes are repealed and device makers and on insur- uncertain. Los Alamos National Laboratory Some of the charges against they try crafting a health care they need money for their ance and pharmaceutical com- Besides financing their a failing grade for steps it takes Einspahr stemmed from sepa- package that can pass replacement plan, do they pay panies seem among the likeliest replacement programs, to prevent accidents in develop- rate allegations that she was Congress. for it with higher federal to go. Republicans will need addition- ing nuclear weapons. skimming money from a busi- “These are sources of revenue deficits? Do they deeply cut Still, with solid Democratic al billions to deliver on their The Santa Fe New Mexican ness she managed for someone you just can’t discount,” said Medicaid, which provides health opposition a certainty, GOP pledge to not abruptly halt cov- reports that an independent fed- else. Rep. Patrick Meehan, R-Pa., a care for low-income people, or leaders such as House Speaker erage for the 20 million people eral advisory board’s annual Convicted sex offender charged member of the Tuesday Group carve savings from Medicare, Paul Ryan, R-Wis., face pres- receiving it under Obama’s law. assessment found the lab had of GOP pragmatists. He said the which serves the elderly? Might sure to find a tax sweet spot That means covering them dur- numerous safety infractions in ohio State student’s death money could help “create a soft they raise other taxes, some- without enraging part of their ing a transition period of per- during the fiscal year that ended GROVE CITY, Ohio (AP) — A landing and coverage for those thing that’s been anathema to party or threatening the entire haps two years or more until Sept. 30. convicted sex offender released who currently rely on Republicans for decades? effort. new GOP programs begin. The Defense Nuclear Facilities from prison in November has Obamacare.” “There’s going to be a tempta- Last summer, Ryan offered a The health insurance indus- Safety Board’s assessment gave been charged in the shooting Republicans know they’ll tion for policymakers to take campaign proposal with scant try has warned it will need bil- the lab 23 low-level infractions, death of a 21-year-old Ohio need tons of cash, whatever the easy way out” and simply detail to replace Obama’s law lions in federal payments that one mid-level infraction and no State University student. they devise. The figure is cur- let deficits rise, said Maya with tax credits, expanded companies currently receive to high-level infractions. Most of Grove City police say 29-year- rently unknown. MacGuineas, president of the health savings accounts and continue during that transition. the infractions were self-reported old Brian Golsby was arrested “Whatever we do in replace- bipartisan Committee for a other steps. It would repeal all The money subsidizes out-of- by lab staff. Saturday on charges of aggra- ment is going to cost some Responsible Federal Budget. of the statute’s tax increases. pocket costs like deductibles Lab spokesman Kevin Roark vated murder, kidnapping and money, and is there a way to She said for Republicans prom- It also proposed new taxes on and copays for millions of said Los Alamos has taken steps aggravated robbery in Reagan lower-earning customers. to address shortcomings, includ- Tokes’ death. Her nude body Last year, a federal judge ing improvements in operating was found Thursday near a park taxes imposed by Obama’s health care law agreed with House Republicans procedures and both training entrance. She was last seen that Obama’s law didn’t author- and adding staff. The Associated Press over 10 years. who don’t obtain health insur- leaving work at a Columbus ize that spending. If the Trump —tax penalty on larger ance: $38 billion. Massive North Carolina crowd restaurant Wednesday night. A look at the $1.1 trillion in administration and congres- Tokes grew up outside Toledo employers not providing health —annual fee on makers and sional Republicans declare vic- protests Trump, anti-lGBT law taxes over 10 years imposed by insurance to workers: $178 bil- importers of prescription and was a fourth-year psycholo- former President Barack tory and halt those payments, RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) — A mas- gy major at Ohio State. lion. drugs: $30 billion. that could force companies to Obama’s health care overhaul. —annual fee on health —2.3 percent tax on makers sive crowd energized in opposi- Police say they arrested boost rates or abandon mar- Golsby after finding Tokes’ car The revenue helped pay for the insurance companies: $130 and importers of some medical tion to President Donald Trump kets. near his Columbus residence law’s expansion of coverage to billion. devices, exempts consumer and to a state law limiting LGBT millions of Americans. That’s an outcome rights streamed into North and matching his DNA with evi- —0.9 percent Medicare sur- products such as eye glasses: Republicans want to avoid, so The revenue estimates are by Carolina’s capital for an annual dence gathered in and around tax on income over $220,000 $20 billion. Congress may be asked to pro- the car. the nonpartisan Congressional for individuals, $250,000 for —$2,500 annual limit on civil rights march on Saturday. vide some of that money. The “Moral March on Raleigh” It wasn’t immediately clear if Budget Office and Congress’ couples: $123 billion. employee contributions to flex- “We could be asked to take a Joint Committee on Taxation. in downtown Raleigh was led by he has an attorney. —”Cadillac” tax on value of ible spending accounts for very, very tough vote to stabilize Golsby pleaded guilty in 2011 They could differ significantly the North Carolina NAACP for an high-cost employer provided medical costs (cap grows with the insurance market,” said to Franklin County robbery and from whatever Republicans health insurance: $79 billion. inflation): $32 billion. 11th year. Participants carried Rep. Michael Burgess, R-Texas, signs promoting issues from ger- attempted rape charges. propose in their effort to erase —deductibility of medical —10 percent tax on indoor who heads a House health sub- rymandering and immigration to the law and replace it: tanning services: $800 million. Family mystery solved decades costs exceeding 10 percent of committee. public education. —3.8 percent tax on invest- after man was last seen people’s income, raised from —- “They’re in a hell of a bind,” Raleigh police don’t provide ment income over $200,000 for prior 7.5 percent threshold: Note: Some figures measure said Joseph Antos, health policy crowd estimates. Event organiz- BEREA, Ohio (AP) — A painful individuals, $250,000 for cou- $40 billion. slightly different 10-year win- expert at the conservative ers predicted 20,000 people. The family mystery has been solved ples: $223 billion in revenue —tax penalty on individuals dows. American Enterprise Institute. surface area that the crowd cov- after authorities in Ohio’s ered neared the march’s previ- Cuyahoga County recently iden- ous peak from 2014. tified a man killed by a train Saturday’s protesters also outside a Cleveland suburb want to see a repeal of House nearly four decades ago using Fourth Muslim group rejects grant to fight extremism Bill 2, which limits LGBT rights new technology. and which bathrooms transgen- The Cuyahoga County Medical WASHINGTON (AP) — A tion of excellence,” Turk said. cussing changing the Obama der people can use. Examiner’s Office last week California Islamic school wanted “And if we’re compromised, even administration program’s name, identified Michigan native Jim to keep an open mind before if only by perception in terms of established as a presidential Semi blows over, crushes patrol Williams as the man who was Donald Trump took office. But our standing in the community, strategy in 2011, to an iteration car on Wyoming highway fatally struck in Berea on Nov. less than a month into Trump’s we ultimately can’t achieve that of “countering Islamic extrem- 14, 1980, Cleveland.com report- presidency, the school rejected goal,” he said, adding that ism.” The official, who has ed. $800,000 in federal funds aimed accepting the funds would be knowledge of the discussions, ELK MOUNTAIN, Wyo. (AP) — Dramatic video of a tractor-trail- Sixty-eight-year-old Louie at combatting violent extremism. short-sighted. was not authorized to speak Williams told the news site he The decision made late Friday The school’s internal debate is publicly about the proposal and er toppling onto a Wyoming Highway Patrol car shows just last saw his brother alive in night by the Bayan Claremont also emblematic of handwringing spoke on condition of anonymi- 1974. His family had long won- graduate school’s board to turn among grassroots and nonprofit ty. how windy it can get on the high plains. dered what happened to Jim down the money — an amount organizations involved in the All told, more than 20 percent Williams, an alcoholic and that would cover more than half program in the last couple of the roughly $10 million The truck was driving on Interstate 80 in southern known drifter, after losing con- its yearly budget — capped weeks. awarded by the Homeland tact with him decades ago. weeks of sleepless nights and At Unity Productions Security Department has been Wyoming on Tuesday when it blew over onto the parked patrol The medical examiner’s DNA debate. Many there felt Trump’s Foundation of Potomac Falls, rejected. And other groups have Parentage and Identification rhetoric singling out Islamic Virginia, officials said they would signaled they may follow suit, car. No one was inside the patrol car, and Patrol Lt. David Department solved the case by extremism and his travel ban decline a grant of $396,585 to should the name change. linking fingerprints taken from affecting predominantly Muslim Bayan claremont via AP produce educational films chal- Turk said school officials Wagener says the truck’s driver tHis MAy 16, 2015 handout and a passenger were not hurt. Williams when he was arrested countries had gone too far. lenging narratives supporting already had reservations about as a teen for stealing a car to It also made the school the photo provided by Bayan extremist ideologies and violent the CVE strategy under Obama Gusts up to 90 mph were Claremont shows Bayan recorded around the time of the the unidentified body from the fourth organization nationwide extremism “due to the changes because they felt there’s no clear Berea accident. under the Trump administration Claremont's founding president brought by the new administra- or proven pathway to violence crash. A camera in another patrol Law enforcement officials in to reject the money for a pro- Jihad Turk speaking to their tion,” according to a private for someone with a particular Michigan knew that the man gram created under President message to donors reviewed by extreme ideology. The group car caught the wreck: Wind graduation banquet in nudges the trailer, then knocks killed in Ohio might be Native Barack Obama known as coun- Claremont, Calif. Bayan The Associated Press. went ahead, despite worries by American. They contacted detec- tering violent extremism, or And in Dearborn, Michigan, some activists that the program over the rig, which falls onto the Claremont is rejecting patrol car. The skidding truck tive Sgt. Mike Pins of the Sault CVE, which officials say aims to $800,000 in federal funds Leaders Advancing and Helping equated to a government surveil- Tribe Police Department, who thwart extremist groups’ abilities Communities said last week it lance program, because it barely misses the car filming. aimed at combating violent Wagener says troopers at the searched Native American tribal to recruit would-be terrorists. was turning down $500,000 for believed the previous adminis- rolls and cross-referenced that Bayan Claremont had extremism less than a month youth-development and public- tration wasn’t hostile to their scene were away from the crash into Donald Trump's presiden- zone, helping other motorists. information with traditional law received the second-largest health programs because of the faith. enforcement databases to track grant, among the first 31 federal cy. “current political climate.” Ka But amid what Turk called He says the highway was closed to lightweight, high-pro- down Louie Williams. grants for CVE awarded to social justice work. Joog, a leading Somali nonprofit Trump’s “fixation on the After speaking with Louie organizations, schools and organization in Minneapolis, also American Muslim community,” file vehicles because of the wind, But the fledgling school’s and the driver was cited. Williams, Pins was able to gath- municipalities in the dwindling founding president, Jihad Turk, turned down $500,000 for its it became clear that the presi- er information on Jim Williams days of the Obama administra- said officials ultimately felt youth programs. dent’s actions were more than Golfer uses putter that led to his identification as tion. The school had hoped to The Homeland Security campaign-trail rhetoric, he said. accepting the money would do to escape gator’s jaws Ohio’s previously unidentified use the money to help create a more harm than good. Department did not immediately “It was becoming more and victim. new generation of Muslim com- It’s “a heck of a lot of money, respond to a request for com- more apparent,” Turk said of NORTH FORT MYERS, Fla. Jim Williams was 35 years old munity leaders, with $250,000 (but) our mission and our vision ment Friday. Trump, “that he’s actually look- (AP) — A Florida golfer made the when he was killed. His identifi- earmarked for more than a is to serve the community and to A U.S. official said the Trump ing to carry out all the scary shot of his life with a putter cation has helped bring closure dozen local nonprofits doing bring our community to a posi- administration has been dis- stuff he said.” when he used it to escape an to his family. www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Sunday, February 12, 2017— 13

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Al-Sadr’s office issued another left five dead, according to Iraqi Shots rang out in central statement Saturday night follow- security and hospital officials. Baghdad as security forces used ing news of protester casualties The rocket attack left no live fire and tear gas to disperse claiming that “excessive force” casualties as the munitions the crowds. An Associated Press was used against the demon- landed on the parade grounds team at the scene witnessed strators and threatened greater in the center of the highly forti- ambulances rushing away pro- protests. “The next time the fied Baghdad compound that is testers suffering from breathing blood of our martyrs will not go home to Iraq’s government and difficulties. in vain,” the statement read. most foreign embassies. It was Hospital officials who spoke “We will not give in to not immediately clear who fired on condition of anonymity as threats,” said the head of the the projectiles. they were not allowed to brief electoral commission, Serbat Saturday’s protests were journalists said the policemen Mustafa, in an interview with a called for by influential cleric died of gunshot wounds. They local Iraqi television channel Muqtada al-Sadr and clashes gave no details as to the cause Saturday afternoon. Mustafa that erupted as crowds pushed of death of the protesters. said he would not offer his res- toward the Green Zone left two While at times the crowds ignation and accused al-Sadr of policeman and three protesters advanced toward Baghdad’s using the commission as a polit- dead, according to police and highly fortified Green Zone, by ical “scapegoat.” hospital officials. afternoon they began to disperse Al-Sadr has been a vocal critic The officials said six other after a statement from al-Sadr’s of al-Abadi, and last year policemen were injured along office called on his followers to protests that included many of AP Photo/ Karim Kadim with dozens of protesters. The refrain from trying to enter the his followers breached the high- FollowerS oF irAq'S influential Shiite cleric Muqtada al-Sadr chant slogans as they wave violent outbreak prompted the compound. ly fortified Green Zone twice. national flags during a demonstration against corruption in Baghdad, Iraq, Saturday. government to call for a “full Meanwhile, Iraq’s prime min- Attention in Iraq is generally investigation.” ister ordered an investigation focused on the war against the The demonstrators loyal to al- into the violence. Islamic State group, with Iraqi ing economic crisis and persist- Al-Abadi has said that he lic and private property. Sadr gathered in Baghdad’s “The prime minister ordered a forces currently fighting the mil- ent insurgent attacks in the respects the rights of all Iraqis to The Green Zone is home to downtown Tahrir square full investigation into the itants in Mosul, but al-Abadi is Iraqi capital have fueled support peacefully demonstrate but most of Iraq’s foreign embassies demanded an overhaul of the injuries among security forces also facing a serious power for powerful political opponents called on the protesters Saturday and is the seat of the Iraqi gov- commission overseeing local and protesters during the struggle in Baghdad. A deepen- of al-Abadi like al-Sadr. to obey the law and respect pub- ernment. Germany to elect president; Steinmeier is the favorite BERLIN (AP) — A German as her challenger of Martin parliamentary assembly will Schulz, a former European elect the country’s new presi- Parliament president. dent on Sunday, with a Unlike Gauck, who has no respected former foreign minis- party affiliation, Steinmeier has ter who last year called Donald had a long career in German Trump one of the world’s “hate politics. As former Chancellor preachers” the overwhelming Gerhard Schroeder’s chief of favorite to win. staff, he was one of the main The German president has architects of Schroeder’s 2003 little executive power, but is package of economic reforms considered an important moral and welfare cuts, which has authority. The new head of been credited with making the state will succeed Joachim German economy more robust. Gauck, a 77-year-old former Under Merkel, he served pastor and East German pro- twice as foreign minister — democracy activist, who from 2005 to 2009 and again announced last year that he from 2013 until this year, with wouldn’t seek a second five- a stint as opposition leader in year term because of his age. between. He has won respect AP Photo AP Photo/Michael Sohn, File FAllen debriS from a building are seen Saturday following a powerful nighttime earthquake that The president is elected by a GerMAn ForeiGn for his persistence in trying to special 1,260-member assem- resolve the long-running crisis rocked Surigao City, Surigao del Norte province in southern Philippines. The late Friday quake roused bly made up of the 630 law- Minister Frank-Walter in Ukraine. residents from sleep in Surigao del Norte province, sending hundreds to flee their homes. makers in parliament’s lower Steinmeier speaks during a Steinmeier, 61, is normally house and an equal number of joint press conference after a studiously diplomatic, but representatives from Germany’s meeting with his his counterpart strongly criticized Trump dur- 6 killed as strong quake 16 states. from the Czech Republic, ing the U.S. election campaign. Frank-Walter Steinmeier, Lubomir Zaoralek, at the Asked in August about the Germany’s foreign minister Foreign Ministry in Berlin, rise of right-wing populism in until last month, has the sup- Germany. Germany and elsewhere, strikes southern Philippines port of Chancellor Angela Steinmeier criticized those who SURIGAO, Philippines (AP) — ing, we have a phobia now.” collapsed in an outlying town, Merkel’s “grand coalition” of “make politics with fear.” He A powerful nighttime earth- At least six people were killed, officials said. center-right and center-left Germany’s most popular politi- cited the nationalist Alternative quake in the southern mostly after being struck by “The shaking was so strong I parties. Between them, cians, although he failed in a for Germany party, the promot- Philippines killed at least six falling debris and concrete could hardly stand,” coast Merkel’s conservative Union long-shot bid to unseat Merkel ers of Britain’s exit from the people and injured more than walls, provincial disaster- guard personnel Rayner Neil bloc and the center-left Social as chancellor in 2009. European Union, and “the hate 120, with officials combing response official Gilbert Elopre said by phone. Democrats — her junior coali- The presidential vote is likely preachers, like Donald Trump through cracked buildings and Gonzales said. At least 126 oth- Village leaders asked resi- tion partners — hold 923 seats, to be one of the last moments at the moment in the United nearby towns Saturday to check ers were injured in Surigao, dents to move to a school build- which should assure of coalition unity ahead of a States.” on the damage and other possi- where the quake knocked out ing on higher ground, Elopre Steinmeier’s election. parliamentary election in When he was nominated for ble casualties. power and forced the closure of said, pausing briefly during a Steinmeier, a Social September in which Merkel is the presidency in mid- The magnitude 6.7 quake the domestic airport due to deep mild aftershock while talking on Democrat, emerged as the gov- seeking a fourth term. Both November, Steinmeier called for roused residents from their cracks in its runway, officials the phone. ernment’s candidate after sides hope to end the “grand confidence in the face of inter- sleep late Friday in Surigao del said. Police officer Jimmy Sarael Merkel was unable to find a coalition.” national crises. A German pres- Norte province, forcing hun- Several buildings, including a said he, his wife and two chil- conservative of presidential The Social Democrats are ident “must not be someone dreds of people to flee their state college, a hotel and a dren embraced each other until stature willing to run for the currently enjoying a poll boost who simplifies things; he must homes. The quake was centered shopping mall, were damaged in the shaking eased. They later job. He has long been one of from their surprise nomination encourage people,” he said. about 16 kilometers (8 miles) the city, located about 700 kilo- moved to the moonlit grounds northwest of the provincial cap- meters (430 miles) southeast of outside the provincial capitol ital of Surigao at a relatively Manila. Surigao was placed complex to join more than shallow depth of 10 kilometers under a state of calamity to 1,000 jittery residents, he said. (6 miles), said Renato Solidum allow faster release of emer- The last major earthquake of the Philippine Institute of gency funds, provincial police that struck Surigao, an impov- Seismology and Volcanology. chief Senior Superintendent erished region also dealing with Nearly 100 aftershocks have Anthony Maghari said by a communist insurgency, was in been felt, officials said. phone. the 1879, Solidum said. A mag- DDeadline:eadline: Evacuation centers accommo- TV footage showed army nitude 7.7 quake killed nearly dated wary residents overnight, troops and other rescuers 2,000 people on the northern MMondayonday but many returned home pulling out the body of a man island of Luzon in 1990. Saturday, Welfare Secretary from the concrete rubble of a Amid the calamity, the mili- Feb.Feb. 227th7th Judy Taguiwalo said, adding damaged house while relatives tary appealed to New People’s that officials were continuing to wept. In Surigao’s downtown Army guerrillas not to disrupt PPublication:ublication: assess the damage in Surigao area, the facade of a number of rescue and rehabilitation work. and outlying towns. buildings were heavily cracked, “We urge you not to attack our Provincial information officer their glass windows shattered soldiers,” military spokesman SSundayunday Mary Jul Escalante was being with canopies and debris falling Col. Edgard Arevalo said. interviewed by ABS-CBN TV on parked cars on the street The Philippines sits in the MMarcharch 55thth network when another after- below. Pacific “Ring of Fire,” where shock struck. “Oh sir, there’s an Roads had visible cracks in earthquakes and volcanoes are CALL TODAY TO aftershock,” she said. “I’m shak- the coastal city and a bridge common. PLACE YOUR AD Man who beheaded bus passenger in Canada freed 423-472-5041 WINNIPEG, Manitoba (AP) — Delley, has been outspoken work with his treatment team if A Canadian man who was against granting Baker freedom, released. Waldman testified that found not criminally responsi- saying there would be no way Baker knows it’s the medication ble for beheading and cannibal- to ensure he continued to take that keeps his illness at bay. izing a fellow passenger on a his medication. In a written decision, the Greyhound bus has been grant- She declined comment in a review board said it “is of the ed his freedom. post on Facebook Friday, say- opinion that the weight of evi- Manitoba’s Criminal Code ing “I have no words.” dence does not substantiate Review Board announced Baker was initially kept in a that Mr. Baker poses a signifi- Friday it has given Will Baker, secure wing of a psychiatric cant threat to the safety of the formerly known as Vince Li, an hospital but was given more public.” absolute discharge, meaning he freedom every year. Waldman said Baker plans to is no longer subject to monitor- He has been living on his visit his native China if released ing. own in a Winnipeg apartment but would live in Winnipeg for Baker, a diagnosed schizo- since November, but was still the next two to three years. He phrenic, killed Tim McLean, a subject to monitoring to ensure is on the waiting list for a post- young carnival worker who was he took his medication. secondary training program and a complete stranger to Baker, in Baker’s doctor, Jeffrey plans on establishing a career CAR CARE 2008. A year later he was found Waldman, told the board earlier in the city. Baker emigrated to not criminally responsible due this week that he is confident Canada from China in 2001 GUIDE 2017 to mental illness. Baker will remain on his med- and became a Canadian citizen McLean’s mother, Carol de ication and will continue to four years ago. www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Sunday, February 12, 2017— 15 INTERNATIONAL BRIEFS PentAgon:

Panama arrests partners in Swedish authorities that he had crossed from Turkey to U.S., Chinese air encounter unintentional Mossack-Fonseca firm Syria and joined IS in 2014, BEIJING (AP) — The Pentagon PANAMA CITY (AP) — along with his two daughters. The agency says the wife didn’t said a close encounter between a Prosecutors in Panama say Chinese early warning aircraft they’ve formally arrested the go to Syria and returned to Sweden. and a U.S. Navy patrol plane partners of a law firm involved over the South China Sea in last year’s “Panama Papers” The agency said the two men entered Turkey using fake iden- appeared to be unintentional and scandal, in which thousands of both pilots maintained profes- pages of documents related to tification with the intention of going to European countries. sional radio contact, in the first offshore accounts were leaked. such incident known to have The arrests announced In January, Interior Minister Suleyman Soylu said more taken place under President Saturday are related to another Donald Trump’s administration. scandal involving bribes paid than 52,000 people from 145 countries were on a no-entry A Chinese KJ-200 flew within by the Brazilian company 1,000 feet (305 meters) of a U.S. Odebrecht. list and some 4,000 people have been deported. Nearly 750 Navy P-3C in international air- Ramon Fonseca Mora and space over Scarborough Shoal Jurgen Mossack are partners at people with alleged IS links were detained in a major police near the Philippines on the Mossack-Fonseca firm. Wednesday, Pentagon Officials pulled them in for sweep in 29 Turkish provinces last week. spokesman Capt. Jeff Davis told questioning on Thursday and reporters in Washington. formally detained them follow- Germany says 91 mosques He said the Chinese aircraft ing two days of interrogations. “crossed the nose” of the P-3, Odebrecht has acknowledged were attacked in 2016 forcing it to make an immediate paying $800 million in bribes BERLIN (AP) — The German turn. across Latin America. government says 91 mosques “We don’t see any evidence were attacked in the country in that it was intentional,” he said, AP Photo/Mark Schiefelbein, File Turkish Cypriots decry Greek 2016. adding that the incident was a In thIS SePt. 3, 2015 file photo, a KJ-200 airborne early warning and control plane, left, a Y-8J radar Cypriot teachings on 1950 vote The interior ministry said in “one-off.” He said both pilots plane, center, and a Y-9JB radar plane, right, fly in formation during a parade commemorating the 70th NICOSIA, Cyprus (AP) — The a report sent to The Associated were in “normal radio contact” anniversary of Japan's surrender during World War II in Beijing. The U.S. Pacific Command says a leader of the breakaway Press late Friday that most and their communication “pro- Chinese aircraft and a U.S. Navy patrol plane had an "unsafe" encounter over the South China Sea this Turkish Cypriots on ethnically attacks — 21 of them— took fessional.” week, raising concerns. Pacific Command spokesman Robert Shuford said Friday, that the "interaction" divided Cyprus on Saturday place in the western German The Chinese Defense Ministry between a Chinese KJ-200 early warning aircraft and a U.S. Navy P-3C plane took place on Wednesday criticized a new law making the state of North Rhine- did not immediately respond to a in international airspace over the waters. annual commemoration of a Westphalia, which is the coun- faxed request for comment. 1950 plebiscite in support of try’s most populous state with However, the website of the union with Greece mandatory a high number of Muslim Communist Party newspaper dental incidents between the two which seized it in 2012 after a occasionally over and within the countries on sea and in the air,” tense standoff with Philippine South China Sea, which China in Greek Cypriot schools. immigrants. Global Times quoted an uniden- the unidentified official was quot- vessels. claims virtually in its entirety. Mustafa Akinci called the The report did not detail how tified ministry official as saying ed as saying. “We’re worried of possible mis- Although China says it respects move a “serious blow” to ongo- badly the different mosques that the Chinese pilot had Philippine Defense Department calculation and it’s good to know freedom of navigation in the ing peace talks aimed at reuni- were vandalized. However, it responded in a “legal and profes- spokesman Arsenio Andolong that nothing untoward hap- strategically vital area, it objects fying the island. said police identified suspects sional manner.” also expressed concern because pened,” Andolong said by tele- to U.S. military activities, espe- Akinci called on Greek in 12 cases and made one “We hope the U.S. side will the incident happened near phone. If such foreign aircraft cially the collection of signals Cypriot President Nicos arrest. focus on the relationship Scarborough Shoal, which is venture into Philippine airspace, intelligence by U.S. craft operat- Anastasiades to publicly Attacks on mosques and between the two countries and located within the Philippines’ “we deserved to be told out of ing near the coast of its southern denounce the law. He also Muslim migrants have been on two militaries in their entirety, 200-mile exclusive economic courtesy.” island province of Hainan, home urged two biggest Greek the rise since the arrival of adopt concrete measures and zone but claimed by China, Such incidents have occurred to several military installations. Cypriot political parties — the some 890,000 asylum-seekers eliminate the root causes of acci- right-wing DISY and commu- in 2015 caused a backlash and nist AKEL, which back reunifi- anti-Muslim sentiment in some cation efforts — to rescind it in parts of German society. parliament. New Year’s nightclub gunman U.S. blocks Palestinian from leading U.N. mission The Turkish Cypriot leader formally arrested in Turkey UNITED NATIONS (AP) — The “For too long the U.N. has said Fayyad is well-respected for uled meeting at the White House said the law sends “a very dan- United States on Friday blocked been unfairly biased in favor of his work in reforming the with President Donald Trump on gerous message” to Greek ISTANBUL (AP) — Turkey’s the appointment of the former the Palestinian Authority to the Palestinian Authority and Feb. 15, and was certain to be Cypriot youths and raises feel- state run news agency says the Palestinian prime minister to detriment of our allies in Israel,” spurring its economy and had welcomed by Israelis. ings of insecurity among gunman suspected of killing 39 lead the U.N. political mission in Haley said. the support of the 14 other The new U.S. ambassador Turkish Cypriots. people in a nightclub attack on Libya, saying it was acting to Palestine is a non-member Security Council members to made clear that “going forward, Cyprus’ parliament on Friday New Year’s Day has been for- support its ally Israel. observer state at the United succeed Martin Kobler in the the United States will act, not approved the law — proposed mally arrested. U.S. Ambassador Nikki Haley Nations and its independence Libya job. just talk, in support of our by the far-right ELAM party — Abdulkadir Masharipov, an Friday said the Trump adminis- has been recognized by 137 of Despite opposition to Fayyad, allies.” despite AKEL voting against Uzbek citizen born in 1983, tration “was disappointed” to see the 193 U.N. member nations. Haley indicated that the Trump But Trump also indicated in and DISY abstaining. was caught at a hide-out in that U.N. Secretary-General But Haley said the United States administration wants to see an comments to an Israeli newspa- The plebiscite is already Istanbul on Jan. 16 after evad- Antonio Guterres had sent a let- doesn’t currently recognize a end to the decades-old Israeli- per Friday that there might be being taught in Greek Cypriot ing police for more than two ter to the Security Council indi- Palestinian state “or support the Palestinian conflict. some difficult discussions with schools. The vote in which weeks. cating his intention to appoint signal” Fayyad’s appointment “We encourage the two sides Netanyahu next week on Israel’s more than 95 percent of Greek The prosecutor demanded Salam Fayyad, who served as would send within the United to come together directly on a settlement expansion. The U.S. Cypriots voted in favor of union his arrest on charges of the Palestinian Authority’s prime Nations. solution,” she said. leader was quoted as saying that with Greece was the precursor attempting to overthrow the minister from 2007-2013, as the U.N. diplomats, speaking on Haley’s statement came ahead Israel’s settlement expansion in to a 1955 armed uprising constitutional order, being a next U.N. special representative condition of anonymity because of Israeli Prime Minister land claimed by the Palestinians against British colonial rule. member of an armed terror to Libya. discussions have been private, Benjamin Netanyahu’s sched- does not advance peace. A 1974 Turkish invasion trig- organization and murder, the gered by a coup aiming at Anadolu news agency reported union with Greece split Cyprus Saturday. into a breakaway Turkish Authorities said the suspect speaking north and an interna- was trained in Afghanistan and Slow going for Turkish-backed forces in north Syria tionally recognized, Greek staged the attack for the BEIRUT (AP) — Turkish troops ginal advances in the town, Syria. Turkey wants to clear inside the country as part of the speaking south. The minority Islamic State group. and allied Syrian opposition where some 100,000 residents groups it says are terrorists away northern Syria operation. Turkish Cypriots strongly IS has claimed responsibility forces have managed to capture lived before the start of the from its border, while Syrian Turkey’s Anadolu news agency opposed union with Greece, for the attack. just one-tenth of a north Syrian Syrian civil war, six years ago. Al- opposition forces are looking to began reporting Turkish troop fearing domination by the town from Islamic State mili- Bab lies about 30 kilometers (19 secure territory before rival gov- fatalities in al-Bab on Dec. 21. Greek Cypriots. U.K. offers teens cybersecurity tants, a conflict monitoring miles) from the Turkish border. ernment forces arrive from the That week, 16 Turkish soldiers The island gained independ- classes to fight attacks group said Saturday, despite Turkey is leading Syrian oppo- south. were killed in clashes or ambush- ence from Britain in 1960, but reaching its outskirts seven sition forces in a broad operation Turkey is the opposition’s chief es by the Islamic State in the seething ethnic tensions buffet- LONDON (AP) — Britain weeks ago. called “Euphrates Shield” against backer in Syria’s multisided civil town. The military Saturday ed the young republic, degener- plans to give afterschool cyber- The Britain-based Syrian the Islamic State group and U.S.- war. It has deployed troops, announced the death of another ating into armed clashes. security training to thousands Observatory for Human Rights backed Kurdish forces northern tanks, artillery and its air force soldier in the fighting in al-Bab. of teenagers in a bid to protect monitoring group told the AP that Egypt: Inflation rose nearly the country from online nine-tenths of al-Bab remains 30 percent in January attacks. under IS control. The The government says it has Observatory receives its informa- CAIRO (AP) — Egypt says its earmarked 20 million pounds tion from a network of contacts annual inflation rate has risen ($25 million) for a Cyber inside the war-torn country. to 29.6 percent in January, a Schools Program, due to start Meanwhile, rebels and exiled rise of more than five percent in September. opposition figures appointed Nasr over the previous month. The Department for Culture, al-Hariri of the Western-backed The figure was released Media and Sport said Saturday Syrian National Coalition to lead Saturday by the state’s statis- it hopes almost 6,000 students a delegation to U.N.-brokered tics agency. aged 14 to 18 will complete the talks with the Syrian govern- The steep rise in Inflation extracurricular course by 2021 ment, planned for Feb. 20 in rates for December and and that many will go on to Geneva. January is mostly the result of cybersecurity careers. Also on Saturday, Iran’s the floatation of the Egyptian Culture Minister Matt Supreme National Security pound in November, which has Hancock said the “these Council authorized Russia to fly since lost more than half of its extracurricular clubs will help its fighters over Iranian airspace value and sent the price of identify and inspire future tal- to support operations in Syria, food, fuel and services soaring. ent.” the state’s semi-official Tasnim The floatation was part of a Parliament’s Public Accounts news agency reported. package of reforms introduced Committee said last week that In August, Iran confirmed that to secure an IMF loan of $12 Britain’s electronic spy agency, Russia bombers launched billion to overhaul the econo- GCHQ, dealt with 200 cyberat- airstrikes from near the Iranian my. tacks a month in 2015, double city of Hamedan, 280 kilometers the number in 2014. Turkey arrests 2 suspected (175 miles) southwest of the The committee said skills Iranian capital, Tehran to hit tar- Islamic State militants shortages are undermining gets in eastern Syria. Iran is a Britain’s ability to block cyber- stanch supporter of the Syrian ISTANBUL (AP) — Two men attacks. suspected of planning Islamic government. State group attacks in Europe Bishop sent to Medjugorje, In al-Bab, Turkish aircraft and were arrested in Turkey follow- artillery pounded IS positions as ing 10 days of being interrogat- Bosnian pilgrimage site allied opposition forces grabbed ed by police, Turkey’s state-run VATICAN CITY (AP) — Pope new blocks in the town, accord- agency reported Saturday. Francis is sending a bishop to ing to the Syrian Observatory. Mahamad Laban, 45, a a Medugorje, Bosnia, shrine to Battlefield reports from Syrian Danish citizen, and Mohammed gain “deeper knowledge” of the opposition forces corroborated Tefik Saleh, 38, a Swedish citi- pastoral needs of millions of the Observatory’s al-Bab review. zen, received weapons and Catholics drawn there by The Turkish-backed Ahrar al- explosives training in Syria for reports of apparitions by the Sham militia announced the past three months, the Virgin Mary. Saturday on Twitter that opposi- Anadolu Agency said. Vatican spokesman Greg tion forces had taken the city’s Pictures published by Burke said Saturday Polish silos and sports complex in its Anadolu show Laban and oth- Bishop Henryk Hoser’s mission southwestern districts. The coali- ers in trenches covered with doesn’t involve deciding the tion’s operations room released a sandbags. In several pictures, merits of the reported appari- video on social media showing its Laban is seen wearing camou- tions. Six youths in 1981 fighters at the gates of the Hikma flage gear and holding a reported having regular visions hospital. Britain-based Syrian Dignified Services at machine gun. of Mary there. The Vatican’s Observatory for Human Rights Realistic Prices! Anadolu did not provide study of the doctrinal merits of monitoring group also reported WEATHER INFORMATION 2415 Georgetown Road, NE details on the arrests but said the reported sightings is still the hospital’s capture. 473-2620 Saleh’s wife had informed ongoing. But these amount to just mar- 16—Cleveland Daily Banner—Sunday, February 12, 2017 www.clevelandbanner.com Cherokee National Forest planning prescribed burns for spring

From Staff Reports for early spring, some included concept can be true of wild- documented “prescription” is hazard. By burning an area property. in the local area of the forest. fires, it is the opposite with written by forest service under favorable conditions On the other hand, low Approximately 20,000 acres USDA Forest Service officials prescribed fires. The term pre- resource specialists. these fuels are removed, intensity prescribed fires are are scheduled for burning say prescribed (controlled) fire scribed fire means exactly what A prescription identifies decreasing the amount of vege- beneficial and very important throughout the 650,000-acre is a useful tool for managing it implies. It is a recommended objectives of the proposed tation that is available to burn to the management of national Cherokee National Forest dur- national forest land. treatment for a specific area. burn, examines possible envi- during a wildfire. Reducing forest land. ing 2017. To many people the word fire Before prescribed burns are ronmental impacts, addresses heavy vegetation build up helps “Growing conditions in east A significant portion of the creates visions of great devas- conducted on national forest smoke dispersal, describes how protect communities from the Tennessee allow burned areas prescribed burning is planned tation and waste. While this land, a well thought out and and when the burn will be con- threat of wildfire, as well as to quickly green up within a ducted and under what weath- being beneficial to the forest; relatively short period of time,” er conditions. After a prescrip- 2) Site Preparation: Certain Bot said. “In most cases, short- tion has been approved, fire trees cannot tolerate shady ly after a burn is conducted, a management personnel go conditions created by other casual observer would scarcely about the task of planning and species. In areas being man- notice that this beneficial tool conducting the burn. aged for pines, prescribed fire has been used. “At any point during a pre- reduces certain types of vegeta- “We are about to begin a very scribed burn a decision can be tion that compete for light, busy prescribed burning effort made to stop burning if condi- moisture, and nutrients. in the near future. We want to tions are not right,” Mike Bot, Prescribed fire also reduces the ensure that people are aware of acting fire management officer leaf litter on the forest floor what we are doing. Because of for the Cherokee National which often prevents seed ger- changing weather conditions it Forest said. mination for natural reproduc- is difficult to say exactly what “We conduct prescribed tion of desirable vegetation, days we will be burning. burns when conditions will including native grasses; Bot said that In many cases minimize the amount of smoke 3) Wildlife Habitat: we really won’t know exactly produced and its effect on peo- Prescribed fire promotes new when we are going to burn ple. Safety is top priority of sprout and herbaceous until the day before. However, every prescribed burn. Before growth that serves as benefi- the next several weeks should we begin any burn, managers cial food and cover for many provide us with some days of consider the safety of people, animals. ideal burning conditions.” property and the natural Although other methods of If you have questions con- resources. Prescribed fire helps treatment have been used, cerning the Cherokee National to reduce the chance of wild- none have been found that can Forest prescribed fire program fires that could pose a threat to produce the same benefits as in this area contact the communities.” prescribed fire for the same Ocoee/Hiwassee (Benton) – Prescribed fire is used in the cost. Other methods may cost 423-338-3300. Other areas of Cherokee National Forest for many times as much and have the Cherokee National Forest several reasons including: less benefit to the larger forest incluse the following ranger 1) Hazardous Fuel ecosystem. districts: Tellico (Tellico Plains) Reduction: Fuels (vegetation) Wildfires usually burn with – 423-253-8400; Unaka Banner photos, DANIEL GUY such as grass, leaves, brush, great intensity and cause dam- (Greeneville) – 423-638-4109; JAROD BACON receives a downed trees, and pine needles age to the forest environment and Watauga (Unicoi) – 423- special neckerchief from accumulate and create a fire and can be a threat to life and 735-1500. Scoutmaster David Broward for achieving the rank of Eagle Scout, the highest rank a scout can reach, at Friday’s Eagle Scout Court of Honor. Above, Bacon adds his name to the plaque at Wesley Memorial United Methodist Church commemorating the previous 77 Eagle Scouts, who were members of Troop 44. Assisting Bacon is a fellow Eagle Scout Dan Holder.

Photo courtesy Cherokee National Forest PRESCRIBED BURNS will be taking place, weather permitting, over the spring months. The burns are conducted by the Cherokee National Forest to help prevent future fires and help the habitat in the forest. www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Sunday, February 12, 2017— 17

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Bears nip Raiders for region title

26th state title next weekend CHS sending and we want to send our seniors out on top.” If not for a disqualification in 14 to state, the semifinals at the 170-pound class, Bradley had a chance to Bradley 13 match Cleveland in sending 14 wrestlers to the TSSAA Class AAA Traditional State By PATRICK MacCOON Championships in Franklin this Banner Sports Writer Thursday-Saturday. It would Once again it came down to have been the first time both the wire to decide a champi- programs have sent their entire onship between two local power- lineup to the Expo Center for houses, as Bradley Central shots at individual champi- edged Cleveland for the Region onships. 4-AAA Traditional Wrestling The Blue Raiders sent eight to Championship Saturday after- the region finals and six to the noon at East Hamilton High consolation finals, which School. advanced Josh Bosken’s entire The Bears advanced 10 group to the upcoming individ- wrestlers to the championship ual state tournament. The last round with six champions to fin- time Cleveland accomplished the ish with 220.5 team points. The rare feat was in 2005, and Blue Raiders finished close according to legendary former behind with 215.5 points and head coach Al Miller, it is just had four region champions. the third time he can remember “Anytime you can walk in the it happening in program history. gym with Soddy-Daisy, “It took a total group effort Cleveland and Walker Valley and once again,” the first-year CHS come away with the region head coach said. “We had a few championship you have to feel guys really step up and win big good about that,” BC head coach matches that ultimately Banner photo, PATRICK MacCOON Ben Smith said. “It’s nice, but punched their ticket to Franklin BRYCE POND (back) wrestles for Cleveland in the 120-pound Region 4-AAA championship against Bradley Central’s Trey Hicks. The our top goal is to win state battle was awarded best match of the tournament with Pond escaping with a 2-1 victory in overtime. Bradley went on to top Cleveland by championships. We want that See TITLE, Page 25 five points for the region title Saturday night at East Hamilton High School. Howard named Miss Tennessee finalist

By JOE CANNON Tennessee signee Anastatia 2001 and 2000 respectively, AAA Player of the Year for the Banner Assistant Sports Editor Hayes from Murfreesboro while Jackie Pickel (2006), Amy second straight season earlier Riverdale and Houston’s Jayla Geren and Paige Reman (both this week. Wowing crowds throughout Hemingway. in 1995), as well as Justin Hare "To win the award a second East Tennessee and having col- Three-time District 5-AAA (2004) and Terrence Oglesby time means a lot to me," said lege coaches flying in from all Player of the Year Cole (2007) were finalists. Howard, who has narrowed over the country, it comes as no Copeland, who averages a dou- Howard has led the national- down her more than 20 top col- surprise Bradley Central stand- ble-double, was also nominated ly-ranked Bearettes to their legiate scholarship offers to out Rhyne Howard is on the for the Mr. Tennessee best start in over three decades Florida, South Carolina, short list for Miss Tennessee Basketball award, but was as they are currently 26-0 with Kentucky, Purdue, North Basketball. edged out by Taijon Jones from just one remaining regular sea- Carolina State and Georgia Tech. The 6-foot-2 junior point Oak Ridge, Cordova’s Tyler son contest before opening "It means that I am continuing to guard is one of three finalist for Harris and Alex Lomac, from District 5-AAA Tournament play play like I am supposed to and the Class AAA award, Memphis East for the Class as the top seed Saturday. how I am capable of playing. It is announced by the Tennessee AAA finalists spots. "In my eyes, Rhyne has been nice people can see the differ- Secondary Schools Athletic Howard becomes the eighth the best player in the district ence that I am making." Association Friday. Bradley player in the 33-year since she put on a Bradley uni- Howard currently has 1,613 The other two to be chosen history of the award to be form," remarked Bearette head career points at Bradley, rank- by a committee of sportswriters selected as a finalist. coach Jason Reuter after the ing her 15th in the storied pro- from across the state in the Brittany Jackson and Josh league coaches voted Howard gram's history. She is averaging same category are University of Hare won the top awards in as the unanimous District 5- 19.5 points, 6.5 rebounds, five steals, 4.2 assists and better than a block per contest so far this season. She is hitting 56 percent (197-of-353) of her shots from the field, including 50-for-118 (42.4 percent) from well beyond the 19-foot arc. A four-time All-District 5-AAA performer, Howard was selected as an eight-grader while playing on the East Hamilton varsity Lee University photo before transferring to Bradley. LEE UNIVERSITY freshman Rachel Duda, right, presents athletic Teaming with Lee University director Larry Carpenter with the ball after scoring the first goal for signee Halle Hughes (18.6 ppg, the new Lady Flame lacrosse team Saturday. 3.8 rpg, 2.6 steals, 2.4 assists) to form the dynamic “Double-H Duo,” the pair have had Bradley ranked No. 1 by Duda scores first CoachT.com all season and second in the Associated Press state poll, behind defending state champion Riverdale, Lee lacrosse goal which is ranked No. 1 in the nation by USA Today. From Lee Sports Information "I can't even describe the feel- Currently ranked No. 22 in The Lee University women's ing. It was really awesome and I the nation, the Bradley girls lacrosse era officially opened just thank God for the opportu- have already secured their 33rd Saturday afternoon as Rachel nity," said Duda about scoring straight region tournament Duda scored the very first goal the very first goal in Lee berth, reaching that level of the in program history just 3 1/2 women's lacrosse history. "Last postseason play for the 58th minutes into Lee's 17-9 loss to night we were all pretty nervous time in the last 59 years. Erskine College on the South but we were just ready to get The Black-and-Gold have Quad Field. out and play and it was great to advanced to three of the last The Flying Fleet responded be a part of this special day." four TSSAA State and scored the next three goals Abby Sanders recorded 10 Championship Tournaments, to help outscore the Lady saves in goal for the Lady finishing in the Top 4 last Flames 11-4 in the first half. Flames while Erskine used a March. Since Howard joined the Erskine would jump up to a combination of Sara Castro (five team, the Bearettes have won 10-goal advantage with 3:53 saves) and Gabi Coward (six 80 games and lost just 10. remaining before the Lady saves). Castro started and was The Mr. and Miss Basketball Flames scored the final two credited with the victory. awards will be presented to the goals of the match. The Lady Raven Smith led the way with top girls and boys in the five Flames, already carrying a five goals and Katie TSSAA classifications on the smaller roster, had to play down Schalgenhauf followed with four floor of Murphy Center on the a player the entire match for the South Carolina club. campus of Middle Tennessee because of an injury suffered in Erin Landy set things up with State University on Tuesday, practice to Katelyn Burkett. six assists and added two goals March 7 at 7:00 p.m (CST). Lee was paced by three goals of her own. A statewide committee of from Brianne Schapira and two "I think our team did an sportswriters selected winners by Hannah Rotello who also incredible job and have come so based on performance during added two assists. Madeline far since August," said head the 2016-17 regular season. Perrigo tallied two scores and coach Addie Wadley. "They Academics and character were registered an assist while Duda fought till the end of the game Banner photo, JOE CANNON also taken into consideration. assisted on one goal in addition and couldn't ask for a better BRADLEY CENTRAL junior Rhyne Howard, center with ball, drives to the hoop for two of her 33 effort." points in Friday night’s Bearette victory. Earlier in the day she was named a Miss Tennessee High school head basketball to striking for the opening score. coaches and members of the Jayne Renfro rounded out the Basketball Class AAA finalist by the TSSAA. media nominated the finalists. Lee scoring. See DUDA, Page 28 18—Cleveland Daily Banner—Sunday, February 12, 2017 www.clevelandbanner.com Mustangs corral Hurricanes on Senior Night

By PATRICK MacCOON The Lady Mustangs (16-10, 8- Walker said. “They really helped Banner Sports Writer 4) will await the winner of me to be a good senior leader. Ooltewah/Soddy-Daisy in the We want to keep playing togeth- Senior Night is a special game quarterfinals Thursday at 6 p.m. er as a team and play our best for any athlete in prep or college LADY MUSTANGS 49 basketball.” sports and for seven Walker LADY HURRICANS 30 MUSTANGS 61 Valley seniors their possible Drawing motivation from a HURRICANES 45 final goodbye to “The Stable” sour Senior Night in another Senior Night on the boys’ side could not have been drawn up sport, lone senior Kaley Walker for Bryce Nunnelly, Cooper any better. put forth a 14-point perform- Melton, Dakota Murphy, Zach The Lady Mustangs corralled ance and drained four 3-point- Eslinger, Skyler Swafford and an East Hamilton team featur- ers to spark Walker Valley’s Nathan Zakkas was just as suc- ing the District 5-AAA Coach of 15th win over its last 21 games. cessful. the Year in Hunter Gremore and “I did want a big night Nunnelly scored 16 points MVP runner-up Madison Hayes tonight,” Walker said. “We got and ignited a packed home gym- with a 49-30 victory Friday beat by East Hamilton in volley- nasium after he went through night. ball on Senior Night. So to play several defenders for a layup “There was no pressure on them in basketball and win this and then seconds after stole the this game win or lose,” Lady game was a big plus.” ensuing inbounds and made Mustang head coach Paul With a high arch on her 3- another shot under the rim Cretton said. “It was just for point shots, Walker was locked while being knocked to the floor. pride and Senior Night. We lost in and made 4-of-8 from 20-feet The UT-Chattanooga football at their place, but we felt like we out to help avenge a 49-47 loss signee converted his old-school could play with them. Hopefully earlier in the season at East 3-point play opportunity for a we can play them next Saturday Hamilton. 17-8 lead with 7:32 left in the and we have to win to get in “That was a good way to go second quarter. that game.” out for a very special senior to Fellow future Division-I foot- Making for an even more our team,” coach Cretton said. ball player and Tennessee memorable night, the Walker “She shot 50 percent from three Volunteer, Cooper Melton dou- Valley boys never trailed at any and that’s like 75 percent from bled the lead for the Mustangs point in a 61-45 defeat of East two. She has done so much for with a tough right baseline Hamilton. us. She was a great leader in jumper despite being bumped. “I loved how we played tonight volleyball and that carried over He also converted a three-point on the defensive end especially,” to basketball. She will be greatly play for a 28-14 lead with 3:30 head coach Bob Williams said. missed.” before halftime. “We executed great on offense in Her first three-pointer of the Junior Kolten Gibson gave the first half and made the extra night gave the Lady Mustangs a Walker Valley a surge offensively passes. It was a fun night for 15-9 lead with 6:08 in the sec- as well with four 3-point makes everyone.” ond quarter, which began an 8- and all 17 of his game-high While the wins had no impact 0 run including one of Macey points in the first three quar- on the district tournament seed- Clark’s three treys and a dish ters. ings, as postseason play begins from Walker to Emily Anderson Banner photo, PATRICK MacCOON Having led the Mustangs in with two play-in games for a driving layup. LADY MUSTANG lone senior Kaley Walker puts up a 3-point shot in the second half of a 49-30 win steals the past three seasons Wednesday night at Soddy-Daisy A 20-9 lead was cut to a 22- over East Hamilton Friday night. Walker finished her last regular season game at “The Stable” with a Eslinger stole his third pass of High School, the pair of wins 17 advantage at halftime. game-high 14 points and four 3-pointers. the night for a layup to go ahead could very well be confidence Walker scored 11 points in 61-42 within the final four min- boosters for both squads. the second half, stole two passes utes of regulation. He finished East Hamilton’s girls and to help limit East Hamilton to layup for a 29-20 lead with the victory, Fellow all-district quarter. with 10 points. boys will enter the tournament 13 second half points and kept three minutes remaining. guard Lauren Lay’s fast break East Hamilton’s standout All the starting seniors were with a two-seed and region tour- her head coach from drawing a In the first minute and fifteen layup assisted by Anderson freshman, Hayes, finished with pulled within the final few min- nament berth already locked. technical possibly. seconds of the fourth quarter made for a 40-28 lead with 4:38 14 points and blocked three utes of the game one at a time The Mustangs (16-10, 7-5 Waiting for a lane to open up she drained her final pair of left to play. shots. to loud ovations. Melton and District 5-AAA) are the fourth and taking over a minute off the threes to give Walker Valley a Davis and Clark both finished Walker was pulled with 1:50 Murphy scored five points, while seed and will square off with clock with one possession, the comfortable 36-26 lead. with 12 points. left to play and was embraced Zakkas finished with four. fifth-seeded McMinn County in senior shooting guard drove the Sophomore all-district guard The Lady Mustangs never by her head coach. “The senior guys ... I have the quarterfinals Friday at 7:30 left lane and made a contested Abbey Davis scored eight points allowed the Lady Hurricanes to “I am just thankful to have p.m. in the final five minutes to seal score more than nine points in a such awesome teammates,” See SENIOR, Page 25 Bear hoopsters shoo Owls to wrap up district finales

By JOE CANNON to miss six straight shots, while the Black-and- Banner Assistant Sports Editor Gold offense put up seven straight points, including Copeland’s fourth 3-pointer on the night, to Wrapping up District 5-AAA regular season play retake the lead for good. proved easy for one Bradley Central hoop squad, Up 52-47 with 2:33 to go, Coach Clark called a while the other had to work much harder for its timeout to discuss strategy, knowing the visitors victory over Ooltewah Friday evening at Jim would need to foul to get back in the contest. Smiddy Arena. Ooltewah was able to close the gap to two The nationally-ranked Bearettes completed their points with just under a minute to go, but missed fourth unbeaten regular season district mark in their final two 3-point attempts after Bear senior the last seven years with an 83-27 blowout. John Brown sank a pair of charity tosses with 14 Junior Rhyne Howard, who was named a Miss seconds remaining for the game’s final tally. Tennessee Basketball finalist earlier in the day Currently fifth on the all-time Bear scoring list (see related story in this section), posted a near with 1,855 points (just 84 behind his uncle Chad triple-double with 33 points, a dozen rebounds, for fourth place), Copeland swatted four blocks to nine steals and six assists in just 20 1/2 minutes go with his double-double numbers to lead the of play. way for the hosts. Meanwhile the Bears held off a scrappy parlia- “Cole hit a couple of big 3s, there in the second ment of Owls 55-51 to notch their fifth straight half to get us going, which is what you expect victory, thanks in big part to another near triple- from a three-time District Player of the Year,” double — 24 points, 12 rebounds, eight assists — assessed Coach Clark. “When it gets tough, he is from senior Cole Copeland, who was a Mr. able to pick us up and get us headed in the right Tennessee Basketball nominee. direction.” Before heading into postseason play later this Brown helped out with 10 points, hitting 4-of-5 week, Bradley will host Maryville Monday for shots from the field, plus snagged four ricochets “Senior Night.” and copped a trio of thefts. Seeded third, the Bears (16-8, 9-3) will open Senior all-district performer Ty Beavers finished district tournament play Thursday evening against with seven points and seven caroms for the vic- the play-in game winner — either sixth-seeded tors, who were minus starting guard Lameric Ooltewah (7-14, 2-10) or tournament host Soddy- Tucker, due to suffering from flu-like symptoms. Daisy (2-23, 0-11), which is the No. 7 seed. Bear junior Jared Elrod came off the bench for With the best unbeaten streak to open a season a half dozen points and cleared a trio of boards. Banner photo, JOE CANNON since the back-to-back national championship Kendricks topped the Owl effort with 17 points, BRADLEY CENTRAL senior John Brown, center, battles with an Ooltewah player for a loose ball dur- seasons of the mid 1970s, the top-seeded while Torey Morgan added 10. ing Friday evening’s District 5-AAA action at Jim Smiddy Arena. The Bears held off the hard charging Bearettes (26-0, 12-0) are already in the district “Ooltewah is much better than their record indi- Owls for a 55-51 victory. semifinals and will await the winner of No. 4 cates,” commented Coach Clark. “Coach (Jay) McMinn County (17-9, 5-6) and fifth-seed Williams has got them playing hard. They are get- Cleveland (11-14, 5-7), Saturday at 3 p.m. ting to understand what he wants them to do. Coach Jason Reuter’s Black-and-Gold squad, “They could be dangerous in the district tourna- which has advanced to three of the last four ment,” he added as the Bears could face a TSSAA state tournaments, has now won 34 rematch with them Thursday. Youth All-Star event this week straight games against 5-AAA opponents. They will BEARETTES 83 be going after their seventh straight district tour- LADY OWLS 27 By SARALYN NORKUS tance, at Taylor, Arnold, Black sage demonstrates the impor- nament championship. The outcome wasn’t in question from the start Banner Staff Writer Fox and Stuart Elementary tance of life’s little gifts that are BEARS 55, OWLS 51 of the girls game as Bradley, ranked second in the schools. often hidden by the larger After building a double-digit halftime advantage, current AP state poll and No. 1 by CoachT, took It’s that time of the year. This year’s tournament will desires the world throws at us. Coach Chuck Clark’s sleuth found themselves The Bradley County Youth advantage of 16 Ooltewah turnovers, including benefit the new outdoor court at Premier sponsors for the behind twice in the fourth quarter before finishing nine Bearette steals, while scoring the game’s first Basketball All-Stars weekend Valley View Elementary School. Bradley County Youth the win off by scoring 10 of the night’s final 14 returns for its sixth annual 26 points. According to event organizer Basketball All-Stars include points. After the visitors finally got on the scoreboard tournament, which will be held Bartlee Norton, upwards of 200 Chick-fil-A, Surf’s Up Car Wash Ooltewah netted the game’s opening basket at Ocoee Middle School with the final shot of the opening quarter, the children participate in the and the Tennessee Army before Bradley pumped in eight unanswered Black-and-Gold steadily increased its lead Thursday through Saturday. Basketball All-Star weekend, National Guard. points on their way to leading 16-7 at the first A tournament that prides throughout the second frame. which includes basketball play- Thursday will include team horn. With a half dozen more thefts pushing the visi- itself on being the largest in the ers and cheerleaders. photos, the free throw competi- The second period was much closer with the county and including top play- tor’s turnover total to 23 by the intermission, Tasha Schuh, who has quite tion and 3-point shot competi- hosts posting just a two-point scoring edge to Bradley took a 50-11 edge into the halftime break. ers from second and third grade an inspiring story to share, is tion. Also happening will be the push the lead to 32-21 at the intermission. and fourth and fifth grade boys The Bearettes added a strong third frame, hit- the tournament’s guest speaker. popular slam dunk competition. After making just 8-of-28 shots in the first half, ting a half dozen baskets from “downtown” while and girls teams, the All-Star Schuh was a standout basket- Opening ceremonies begin on Ooltewah came out of the locker room on fire, weekend is a time for the young stretching the difference to 74-17. ball and volleyball player, who Friday at 5:30 p.m., with spon- draining 8-of-14 in the third frame to trim the With the Bradley starters heading to the bench, hoopsters to show off their skills also had an interest in drama. It sorship recognition from Norton deficit to just four points (43-39). as well help out the Bradley Ooltewah was able to win the final eight-minute was her interest in drama that and an invocation by Pastor “They (Ooltewah) came out in the third quarter span by a 10-9 margin, but the Bearettes claimed County and Cleveland communi- ultimately changed her life. Kelvin Page. The Lee Singers and did what they needed to do to get back in the ties. their 38th straight home victory, as well as their While preparing for opening quartet will sing the national game,” remarked Coach Clark. “We didn’t do any- 42nd district win in a row at Smiddy Arena. The yearly basketball extrava- night of her high school’s per- anthem. thing exceptionally bad during that time, they just ganza also serves as a fundrais- After hitting just 1-of-15 from “distance” in the formance of “The Wizard of OZ,” The cheerleaders will perform came out strong.” opening half, Bradley bounced back going 7-for-10 er for the organization to build Schuh fell 16 feet down through a routine, followed by live music. The Owls swooped into the lead with back-to- outdoor basketball courts at the beyond the arc in the final two frames. a stage trap door, leaving her Then, Steve Hartline and Sarah back 3-pointers by Omari Kendricks putting them Bradley won the battle of the backboards by a area schools that do not have paralyzed from the chest down. Jennings will introduce the up 44-43 and 47-45 early in the final frame. one. Courts have been con- According to her website, The Bear defense stiffened, causing the visitors See HOOPSTERS, Page 25 structed, with volunteer assis- www.tashaschuh.com, her mes- See YOUTH ALL-STAR, Page 25 www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Sunday, February 12, 2017— 19 Lady Flames rally to solidify spot in GSC tourney

From Lee Sports Information little as a team this afternoon.” The Lady Flames continue to CLINTON, Miss. — Taylor hold down third place in the Boggess canned a pair of GSC standings with a 12-6 triples and Anna Woodford fol- record and they improved to lowed with another 3-pointer as 17-7 overall. Mississippi the Lady Flames fought back to College dropped to 8-10 in the defeat Mississippi College, 61- conference race and 11-11 60, on Saturday afternoon and overall. The Lady Flames ended solidify a spot in the upcoming the three-game road trip with a Gulf South Conference tourna- 2-1 record and will return to ment. Walker Arena to host West The Lady Flames found Alabama on Thursday at 6 p.m. themselves down by five points CHOCTAWS 90, FLAMES 83 with the clock ticking down Mississippi College used the when Coach Marty Rowe insert- red-hot shooting of Antonio ed Boggess who quickly nailed Johnson (six 3’s), Deondre a pair of treys from the left- Haynes and Xavion Dillon to hand corner. Woodford, who score a 90-83 Gulf South paced Lee in scoring, converted Conference victory over the her 3-point attempts in a GSC Flames on Saturday afternoon. contest that was fought toe-to- Johnson finished with 21 toe for the entire 40 minutes. points. Dillon came off the The Lady Flames trailed 15- bench to pour in 22 points, 14 at the end of the first quar- while Haynes tallied 21 for the ter, but rallied back to take a Choctaws. The performance of 28-24 lead at halftime. The the three Mississippi College Choctaws, battling for one of players overshadowed a 30- the eight spots in the upcoming point effort by Lee’s Rico conference tournament, Overall who also knocked down outscored Lee 18-9 in the third five triples. frame to grab a 42-37 lead. Lee The Choctaw defense held finally put together some 3- Lee’s Keevin Tyus to 15 points point shots in the final 90 sec- Lee University photo and Cody Farley rounded out onds to pull out the win. LEE UNIVERSITY freshman Abby Bartram (11) works against Mississippi College’s Cotrice Golden during Saturday’s Gulf South the double-figure scoring with While Woodford was leading Conference action in Clinton, Miss. The Lady Flames rallied to claim a 61-60 victory. 10 markers. the scoring attack with 15 The Flames led 36-24 at the points and Carrie Cheeks post- half but the Choctaws were on ed a double-double, 12 points Mississippi College each fin- throw attempts. Lee’s solid was paced with 12 points by ed them the most,” said Coach fire for the final 20 minutes and 12 rebounds, Abby ished with 44 boards apiece. defense held the Choctaws to Ashley Minor, 11 points from Rowe. “Abby did not have her and turned back every Lee Bertram tallied nine points and The Lady Flames won despite 36 percent shooting from the Kelly Allen and 10 points by best game, but she made key attempt to battle back and pull dished off four assists to go shooting only 31 percent from field and only 19 percent from Olivia Mabry. free throws near the end. It out a victory in the important along with five rebounds. Haley the field and 28 percent from 3-point range. The host club “I’m really proud of the way was a very physical game and I GSC contest. Cornellison added seven points beyond the arc. However, they made 17-of-24 freebies. Taylor and Anna stepped up to thought our girls handled it and six rebounds as Lee and did cash in on 10-of-14 free The balanced Choctaw attack make big shots when we need- pretty well. I think we grew a See TOURNEY, Page 25 Flames notch 3-game sweep Cougars roll; Lady Cougars nipped

us a lift.” Olison, Elijah McCoin, Tucker From Lee Sports Information Mossburg continued to be hot at the plate with From CSCC Sports Information a 3-for-5 performance in game two. The junior Cleveland State allowed Bass and Jordan Williams For the second time this SAINT LEO, Fla. — The Flames baseball team from Ooltewah scored twice in the win. Chattanooga State only 21 were honored for sophomore week, Cleveland State’s mens completed a three-game sweep of Saint Leo Meeker was 3-for-4 with a double, two RBI and points in the first half, while recognition night. basketball team blew past University with 5-4 and 9-4 wins Saturday after- two runs scored. Drew Johnson was 2-for-4 with scoring 41 points of their own “I appreciate all their contri- their on-court opponent. noon at Southard Stadium. a double, two RBI and scored twice. Wierzgac and to take a 20-point lead into butions and them coming to The Cougars (14-6, 8-6) put Lee (6-1) claimed a 3-2 victory over the Lions Miguel Pimentel added two singles each toward halftime. Cleveland State for their final together another total team (2-4) in the series opener Friday night. Lee’s 15 hits. Pimentel was credited with two RBI. The two teams were a bit year of junior college. effort to rock Chattanooga “What a weekend for our team,” said Lee head “Offensively, I thought this was one of our most more evenly matched in the Hopefully they’re going on to State (14-9, 8-6), 80-59, coach Mark Brew. “I’m really proud of how the relentless efforts thus far,” said Brew. “We missed second half. The Cougars out- bigger and better things. This Saturday evening in confer- team played all weekend. I can’t say enough a few opportunities early, but the guys kept com- shot the Tigers 39-38, but was a good way to celebrate ence play. about the pitching staff and the job they did. We peting until we delivered the knockout blow in their strong start proved too sophomore day,” the coach “That was a fun one — It needed a lot of guys to step up and they did just the eighth. Johnson, Meeker and Pimentel had much for the visitors to over- said. was a full team effort and a lot that.” big swings with runners in scoring position.” come. Cleveland State hosts Roane of people contributed,” Cougar Lee returns to Olympic Field Wednesday for Wes Albert was the game two winner on the The Cougars were 44 per- State on Wednesday at 7:30 head coach Lee Cigliano another non-conference battle with Lincoln mound. Albert (1-0) gave up five hits, two runs, cent from behind the arc, with p.m. for its final home game of declared. Memorial University. The single nine-inning game walked three and struck out six in five innings of Tevin Olison, Copeland and the season. Four players reached dou- is scheduled for 3 p.m. work. Alfonzo Peoples each hitting a LADY TIGERS 74 ble-digit scoring in the game, FLAMES 5, SAINT LEO 4 “Wes did an excellent job competing through trio of treys in the game. LADY COUGARS 72 with Tevin Olison leading the Spencer Mossburg and Geremy Walton led the some tough moments early. He made some big Jordan Olison sank two 3- Saturday afternoon’s bout way with 17 points. Cam Flames offense with two hits and one RBI each. pitches in big spots to keep their offense down pointers of his own. Copeland followed with 16 Mossburg added a double and both of Walton’s early and allow our offense to get going,” said Prior to Saturday’s game, See COUGARS, Page 25 points and Jordan Olison had hits were triples. Brew. “Once again, the bullpen picked us up and 13. Victor Curry came up big Peyton Meeker singled, Nathan Wierzgac dou- threw four quality innings.” for the Cougars both in scor- bled and Jordan Howard tripled to bring Lee’s hit Michael Ray and Lamb were beneficiaries of ing and rebounding and had a total to seven. Wierzgac’s double scored Miguel double plays to help them face the minimum in double-double with 15 points Pimentel from first base. the sixth and seventh innings, respectively. Ray Basketball & Cheerleading Awards and 15 rebounds. “Wierzgac had a huge suicide squeeze in the gave up a hit and Lamb walked a batter before “I thought Cam Copeland sixth inning that helped gain us the lead and the twin-killings. had a great game at point energize the team,” added Brew. “Mossburg and Rob Gustitus pitched the eighth inning. He TEAM SPECIALS guard — he really controlled Walton did a great job at the top of the lineup gave up a run on two hits, a walk and two strike- the tempo. I thought we had setting the table for the offense.” outs. Jay Prior was tagged with an unearned run, Buy 12 or More get 10% Off an edge at that position today Art Vidrio allowed three runs in five innings of two hits and one walk, while striking out one in because they had lost their work to earn the win. Vidrio (2-0) gave up eight the ninth. starting point guard about two OR hits and fanned three. Friday and a half weeks ago to an “Art didn’t have his ‘A’ game today, but, as FLAMES 3, St. LEO 2 ACL injury, so they were a lit- Get one free team picture plaque always, he gave us a chance to stay in the game. SAINT LEO, Fla. – Walton supplied all the tle short in that position which The bullpen was once again outstanding with offense Lee needed in a 3-2 victory at Saint Leo helped us a lot (Saturday),” (Corbin) Lamb, (Joe) Parete and (Kit) Larson piec- University Friday evening. Cigliano detailed. ing it together. Walton ripped a solo home run in the first “Vic rebounded great in the TROPHIES UNLIMITED Lamb faced four batters in the sixth inning. He inning and added a two-run home run in the sev- second half. Tevin had a solid gave up a solo home run to Michael Mann and enth inning. “Over 35 Years in the Awards Industry” game and Jordan Olison had a struck out one Lion. Parete allowed one hit, The reigning GSC Player of the Week added a good game shooting and giving 665 Mimosa Drive, Cleveland 423-476-1477 http://trophiesunlimited.net/ walked one and struck out two in 2 1/3 innings. fifth-inning single to finish 3-for-4. Walton was Larson pitched the final 2/3 of an inning, struck intentionally walked with a runner at third in the out one and picked up his second save of the ninth. season. “What a great ballgame. It had the feel of a Lane Stancil led Saint Leo’s 11-hit attack with postseason game,” said Lee head coach Mark three. 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Orlando 20 35 .364 13 Princeton 62, Columbia 52 Central Division Robert Morris 74, Wagner 41 ON TAP W L Pct GB Sacred Heart 82, CCSU 61 Sunday, Feb. 12 Cleveland 36 16 .692 — Saint Louis 74, St. Bonaventure 58 SOFTBALL Indiana 29 24 .547 7½ UConn 83, SMU 41 Falcon Frenzy Chicago 26 28 .481 11 West Virginia 79, Oklahoma St. 53 In Montevallo, Ala. Detroit 25 29 .463 12 SOUTH Lee University vs. Ursuline College, 12:15 Milwaukee 22 30 .423 14 Alabama St. 62, Alabama A&M 35 Lee University vs. University of Indianapolis, 2:30 WESTERN CONFERENCE Alcorn St. 68, MVSU 60 Monday, Feb. 13 Southwest Division Belmont 85, Tennessee Tech 66 BASKETBALL W L Pct GB Bethune-Cookman 76, Coppin St. 56 Maryville at Bradley Central, 6 San Antonio 41 12 .774 — Campbell 61, UNC-Asheville 60 Wednesday, Feb. 15 Houston 39 17 .696 3½ Cent. Arkansas 61, Nicholls 52 BASEBALL Memphis 33 23 .589 9½ Davidson 74, Rhode Island 64 Lincoln Memorial at Lee University, 3 Dallas 21 32 .396 20 E. Kentucky 65, Morehead St. 58 Bryant & Stratton (Va.) at Cleveland State, 3 New Orleans 21 33 .389 Florida Gulf Coast 69, Kennesaw St. 35 BASKETBALL 20½ Furman 65, Wofford 60 Roane State at Cleveland State, 5:30 Northwest Division Georgia Southern 65, Coastal Carolina 62 District 5-AAA Tournament W L Pct GB Georgia St. 59, Appalachian St. 55 at Soddy-Daisy HS Utah 34 20 .630 — Grambling St. 64, Texas Southern 52 Ooltewah vs. Soddy-Daisy (G), 6 Oklahoma City 31 23 .574 3 High Point 84, Gardner-Webb 65 Ooltewah vs. Soddy-Daisy (B), 7:30 Denver 24 29 .453 9½ Howard 67, Hampton 62 Thursday, Feb. 16 Portland 23 31 .426 11 Jackson St. 74, Prairie View 60 BASKETBALL Minnesota 20 34 .370 14 Jacksonville 75, NJIT 59 West Alabama at Lee University, 6 Pacific Division Jacksonville St. 69, Tennessee St. 56 District 5-AAA Tournament W L Pct GB Longwood 83, Winthrop 78 at Soddy-Daisy HS Golden State 45 8 .849 — Louisiana Tech 77, UTSA 71 Ooltewah/SD winner vs. Walker Valley (G), 6 L.A. Clippers 33 21 .611 Louisiana-Lafayette 80, Troy 72 Ooltewah/SD winner vs. Bradley Central (B), 7:30 12½ McNeese St. 78, Incarnate Word 61 District 5-AA Tournament Sacramento 22 32 .407 Mercer 58, UNC-Greensboro 47 at McMinn County HS 23½ Morgan St. 74, Delaware St. 47 AP file photo/Kathy Willens Polk County vs. Loudon (G), 6 L.A. Lakers 19 37 .339 Murray St. 67, Austin Peay 62 FORMER TORONTO Blue Jays starting pitcher R.A. Dickey, along with Bartolo Colon, are a pair of Polk County vs. Sequoyah (B), 7:30 27½ NC Central 52, SC State 41 WRESTLING Phoenix 17 37 .315 Norfolk St. 74, Md.-Eastern Shore 43 40-something right-handers that were signed as placeholders for the Atlanta Braves' wave of young TSSAA State Traditionals 28½ North Florida 77, SC-Upstate 74 in Franklin —- Old Dominion 73, UAB 61 starting pitchers that are left to compete for one or two spots in the rotation when spring training begins Participants, times TBA Friday’s Games Presbyterian 56, Liberty 55 next week. Friday, Feb. 17 Denver 131, New York 123 Radford 67, Charleston Southern 59 BASEBALL Miami 108, Brooklyn 99 SE Louisiana 85, New Orleans 70 Vincennes at Cleveland State, 2 San Antonio 103, Detroit 92 Samford 51, W. Carolina 50 BASKETBALL Golden State 122, Memphis 107 South Alabama 74, Louisiana-Monroe 44 District 5-AAA Tournament L.A. Lakers 122, Milwaukee 114 Southern Miss. 73, UTEP 48 at Soddy-Daisy HS New Orleans 122, Minnesota 106 Stetson 66, Lipscomb 60 Washington 112, Indiana 107 Temple 76, East Carolina 43 Colon, Dickey are Braves’ McMinn County vs. Cleveland (G), 6 McMinn County vs. Walker Valley (B), 7:30 Phoenix 115, Chicago 97 Valparaiso 41, N. Kentucky 32 District 5-AA Tournament Sacramento 108, Atlanta 107 W. Kentucky 78, Marshall 64 at McMinn County HS Saturday’s Games MIDWEST Sweetwater vs. Sequoyah (G), 4:30 L.A. Clippers 107, Charlotte 102 Cent. Michigan 94, W. Michigan 83 Sweetwater vs. Polk/Sequoyah winner (B), 6 Milwaukee at Indiana, 7 p.m. Creighton 88, Providence 57 new kids to watch this spring McMinn Central vs. Polk/Loudon winner (G), 7:30 Denver at Cleveland, 7:30 p.m. Detroit 71, Oakland 61 McMinn Central vs. Loudon (B), 9 Miami at Philadelphia, 7:30 p.m. Fort Wayne 72, N. Dakota St. 68 WRESTLING Golden State at Oklahoma City, 8:30 p.m. Green Bay 75, Youngstown St. 41 ATLANTA (AP) — The Atlanta Braves’ long-term NEW LOOK: New position players include TSSAA State Traditionals Orlando at Dallas, 9 p.m. IUPUI 64, S. Dakota St. 59 in Franklin Phoenix at Houston, 9 p.m. Indiana 66, Northwestern 38 plan hasn’t changed. The future still rests on catcher Kurt Suzuki and utility player Sean Participants, times TBA Boston at Utah, 10 p.m. Kansas St. 80, Iowa St. 68 young pitching. Rodriguez, who hit 18 homers in 300 at-bats Saturday, Feb. 18 Sunday’s Games Kent St. 72, Akron 58 For next week’s start of spring training, howev- with Pittsburgh last season. Rodriguez can pro- BASEBALL Chicago at Minnesota, 3:30 p.m. Miami (Ohio) 79, E. Michigan 63 Vincennes at Cleveland State (DH), 12 San Antonio at New York, 3:30 p.m. Milwaukee 76, Cleveland St. 72 er, the Braves’ new kids to watch will be 40- vide depth around the infield and at the corner Alabama-Huntsville at Lee University (DH), 2 Detroit at Toronto, 6 p.m. Minnesota 80, Rutgers 46 something right-handers Bartolo Colon and R.A. outfield spots. Suzuki should share time with BASKETBALL New Orleans at Sacramento, 9 p.m. Ohio 72, Ball St. 68 West Georgia at Lee University, 2 Monday’s Games SE Missouri 107, E. Illinois 65 Dickey. Tyler Flowers. Cleveland State at Walters State, 2 Philadelphia at Charlotte, 7 p.m. Wright St. 62, Ill.-Chicago 51 Colon, 43, and Dickey, 42, were signed to one- ROOKIES TO WATCH: Swanson barely quali- District 5-AAA Tournament San Antonio at Indiana, 7 p.m. SOUTHWEST at Soddy-Daisy HS Memphis at Brooklyn, 7:30 p.m. Abilene Christian 79, Northwestern St. 57 year deals in November to serve as placeholders fies for rookie of the year consideration after hit- McMinn/Cleveland winner vs. Bradley Central (G), Orlando at Miami, 7:30 p.m. Ark.-Pine Bluff 63, Southern U. 59 for the young pitchers. The team also acquired ting .302 in 129 at-bats. He looked comfortable 3 Detroit at Milwaukee, 8 p.m. Cincinnati 71, Houston 62 left-hander Jaime Garcia from St. Louis. The from the start, showing why he was the No. 1 McMinn/WV winner vs. Cleveland (B), 4:30 Oklahoma City at Washington, 8 p.m. Nebraska-Omaha 64, Oral Roberts 49 WV/S-D/Ool winner vs. East Hamilton (G), 6 Boston at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. North Texas 69, FIU 49 three are expected to join ace Julio Teheran in overall pick in the 2015 draft by Arizona. Rio Bradley/S-D/Ool winner vs. East Hamilton, 7:30 Golden State at Denver, 9 p.m. Rice 89, FAU 55 the rotation. Ruiz could have a chance to show he could be an LACROSSE L.A. Clippers at Utah, 9 p.m. Sam Houston St. 78, Houston Baptist 63 Lee University at the University of Indianapolis, 1 New Orleans at Phoenix, 9 p.m. Stephen F. Austin 74, Lamar 66 That leaves Matt Wisler, Mike Foltynewicz, option for Adonis Garcia at third base. SOFTBALL Atlanta at Portland, 10:30 p.m. Texas 75, Kansas 42 Aaron Blair, Josh Collmenter and others to com- THEY’RE SET: Rodriguez could push Jace Cumberlands (JV) at Cleveland State (DH), 2 Tuesday’s Games Texas State 64, UALR 47 Alabama-Huntsville at Lee University (DH), 2 Cleveland at Minnesota, 8 p.m. Texas-Arlington 69, Arkansas St. 58 pete for possibly only one rotation spot this Peterson and possibly Micah Johnson, who was TRACK Toronto at Chicago, 8 p.m. UCF 62, Tulsa 58 spring. acquired from the Dodgers, for the starting job at Lee University in the UCS Invitational (Winston- Sacramento at L.A. Lakers, 10:30 p.m. FAR WEST “There are not a lot of spots open, so conse- second base. Every other position appears set. Salem, N.C.) Men’s Basketball Scores BYU 73, San Francisco 61 WRESTLING Saturday, Feb. 11 Boise St. 69, Air Force 59 quently guys are going to have to go out and pre- “We all liked where we were when the season TSSAA State Traditionals EAST Colorado St. 66, Fresno St. 64 pare and show us we’re wrong,” manager Brian ended,” Snitker said. “I think when we traded for in Franklin American U. 61, Army 58 E. Washington 67, N. Colorado 61 Participants, times TBA Boston U. 78, Loyola (Md.) 63 Gonzaga 59, Saint Mary’s (Cal) 58 Snitker told The Associated Press. “There’s noth- Matt and brought Dansby up, it lengthened our Sunday, Feb. 19 Bryant 80, St. Francis Brooklyn 69 Idaho 74, North Dakota 61 ing wrong with that. The competition is good.” lineup and legitimized our lineup.” The outfield BASEBALL Dartmouth 77, Brown 74 Idaho St. 79, Sacramento St. 60 Alabama-Huntsville at Lee University, 2 George Washington 76, St. Bonaventure 70 Montana 60, N. Arizona 59 Braves pitchers and catchers report on became set with the emergence of Gold Glove Georgetown 80, Marquette 62 Montana St. 71, S. Utah 68 Wednesday. center fielder Ender Inciarte, who hit .341 in the Harvard 75, Yale 67 Nevada 88, San Diego St. 65 LIU Brooklyn 75, Fairleigh Dickinson 69 Pepperdine 57, San Diego 40 The Braves’ rebuilding plan gained momentum second half to finish at .291. He was given a ON AIR Minnesota 72, Rutgers 63 Portland 71, Loyola Marymount 56 last season following the trade for left fielder Matt $30,525,000, five-year contract. He joins Kemp Sports on TV Mount St. Mary’s 81, St. Francis (Pa.) 62 Santa Clara 68, Pacific 51 Kemp and the promotion of shortstop Dansby and Nick Markakis in the outfield. Sunday, Feb. 12 Navy 68, Lafayette 60 UC Davis 62, UC Irvine 42 BEACH VOLLEYBALL Pittsburgh 80, Syracuse 75 UNLV 63, San Jose St. 55 Swanson. Atlanta finished last in the NL East, THEY’RE NOT: The Braves hope their bullpen 2 p.m. Princeton 61, Columbia 59 W. Illinois 80, Denver 68 but it won 50 of its last 97 games, including 20 is a strong point, but there are concerns. Jim NBC — FIVB, Swatch Major Series, at Fort Providence 71, Butler 65 Weber St. 85, Portland St. 75 Lauderdale, Fla. Richmond 64, La Salle 52 Wyoming 59, Utah St. 40 of its last 30. The strong finish earned Snitker Johnson, successful on 20 of 23 saves chances BOWLING Rider 112, Quinnipiac 107 the full-time job after he replaced the fired Fredi last season, is the favorite to close games. He 1 p.m. Robert Morris 50, Wagner 48 Gonzalez on an interim basis. was signed to a new two-year deal, but he strug- ESPN — PBA Players Championship, at Sacred Heart 77, CCSU 62 GOLF Columbus, Ohio St. John’s 78, Seton Hall 70 Colon and Dickey have combined for more gled in 2014 and had a 4.46 ERA with two teams COLLEGE BASKETBALL Towson 69, Drexel 65 PGA-Pebble Beach Par Scores than 340 career wins. Their experience should be in 2015. Arodys Vizcaino had 10 saves as a rook- Noon UMass 87, Saint Joseph’s 76 Friday CBSSN — Lehigh at Holy Cross West Virginia 85, Kansas St. 66 p-Pebble Beach Golf Links: 6,816 yards, par 72 valuable in spring training. ie last season, but the hard-throwing right-han- 1 p.m. SOUTH m-Monterey Peninsula Country Club: 6,958 “What they are going to bring for our young der had shoulder problems. He is expected to be CBS — Michigan at Indiana Alcorn St. 88, MVSU 77 yards, par 71 2 p.m. Appalachian St. 77, Georgia St. 72 s-Spyglass Hill Golf Course: 6,953 yards, par pitchers to watch and see how it’s done is going ready for the start of spring. Another promising CBSSN — Temple at Memphis Campbell 70, Presbyterian 57 72 to be just immeasurable,” Snitker said. right-hander is Mauricio Cabrera, who had six 4 p.m. Chattanooga 73, Wofford 65 Pebble Beach, Calif. Here are some areas to watch in spring train- saves as a rookie despite control problems. He CBSSN — Nevada at San Diego St. Coastal Carolina 82, Georgia Southern 70 Purse: $7.2 million ESPN — Cincinnati at SMU Coppin St. 76, Bethune-Cookman 72 Partial Second Round ing: issued 19 walks in 38 1/3 innings. ESPNU — Wichita St. at Loyola of Chicago Delaware 58, James Madison 57 Jordan Spieth 68m-65s—133 -10 5 p.m. Delaware St. 56, Morgan St. 45 Martin Flores 70m-68s—138 -5 FS1 — Oregon St. at UCLA Duke 64, Clemson 62 Jon Rahm 73s-67p—140 -4 6:30 p.m. ETSU 88, Mercer 71 Dustin Johnson 70m-69s—139 -4 BTN — Northwestern at Wisconsin Elon 77, UNC-Wilmington 76 James Hahn 73m-67s—140 -3 FIU 90, North Texas 71 Mackenzie Hughes 70m-70s—140 -3 Spieth builds big Pebble Beach lead ESPNU — Virginia at Virginia Tech 8:30 p.m. Florida 71, Texas A&M 62 Scott Stallings 72s-70p—142 -2 ESPNU — Washington St. at Colorado Florida Gulf Coast 75, Kennesaw St. 63 Tyrone Van Aswegen 71p-70m—141 -2 PEBBLE BEACH, Calif. (AP) off three straight birdies, made pausing when a heel print DRAG RACING Furman 90, Samford 73 Jimmy Walker 72p-69m—141 -2 — Jordan Spieth had a per- a tough, curling 6-foot par putt nearly kicked the ball left and 4 p.m. George Mason 73, Fordham 67 Chad Collins 72p-70m—142 -1 FOX — NHRA, Circle K Winternationals, finals, at Georgia 76, Tennessee 75 Phil Mickelson 70m-72s—142 -1 formance that matched the on the 12th and then closed into the cup. Pomona, Calif. Georgia Tech 65, Boston College 54 Webb Simpson 71m-72s—143 E magnificent views — finally — with three birdies and another Snedeker, trying to win at GOLF Hampton 75, Howard 61 Jim Furyk 70s-74p—144 E 1 p.m. Jackson St. 78, Prairie View 69 Matt Kuchar 74p-69m—143 E at Pebble Beach on Saturday. tough par save on his last four Pebble Beach for the third time GOLF — PGA Tour, AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am, Jacksonville St. 63, Tennessee St. 57 Steven Alker 77s-67p—144 E Spieth took only 10 putts on holes. in five years, was at 11-under Pebble Beach, final round, at Pebble Beach, Calif. Kentucky 67, Alabama 58 Ryan Palmer 75s-70p—145 +1 the back nine, closed with a He was at 17-under 197 and 204 and will be in the final 3 p.m. Liberty 76, Charleston Southern 69 Martin Laird 71m-73s—144 +1 CBS — PGA Tour, AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am, Lipscomb 97, Stetson 85 Steve Marino 74s-71p—145 +1 pitch that checked up inches had his largest 54-hole lead on group with Spieth, along with Pebble Beach, final round, at Pebble Beach, Calif. Louisville 71, Miami 66 Ryan Brehm 74s-71p—145 +1 from the cup for another birdie the PGA Tour. their amateur partners. Spieth GOLF — Champions Tour, Allianz Championship, Marshall 84, W. Kentucky 79 Chris Stroud 76p-69m—145 +2 final round, at Boca Raton, Fla. Maryland 86, Ohio St. 77 Billy Hurley III 72p-73m—145 +2 and shot a 7-under 65 to open Brandt Snedeker did his part is playing with country singer NBA BASKETBALL Middle Tennessee 70, Charlotte 55 Mike Weir 74s-73p—147 +3 up a six-shot lead going in the with a 30 on the front nine — Jake Owen, while Snedeker’s 3:30 p.m. Mississippi 90, Auburn 84 Henrik Norlander 76s-71p—147 +3 ABC — San Antonio at New York Morehead St. 67, E. Kentucky 62 Steven Bowditch 76s-72p—148 +4 final round of the AT&T Pebble he started on No. 10 — for a 67 partner is Nashville business- 6 p.m. NC Central 85, SC State 62 Zack Sucher 74s-76p—150 +6 Beach Pro-Am. to pull within two shots when man Toby Wilt. NBA — Detroit at Toronto Norfolk St. 75, Md.-Eastern Shore 69 Brendon Todd 77p-72m—149 +6 Starting out the weather- he finished. Spieth was up the “Jordan is going to be out 9 p.m. SC-Upstate 84, North Florida 71 Brendon de Jonge 78m-72s—150 +7 NBA — New Orleans at Sacramento South Alabama 66, Louisiana-Monroe 63 Matt Every 72s-79p—151 +7 delayed event tied with Jason hill on the 14th, doing what outnumbered,” Snedeker said. NHL HOCKEY Texas A&M-CC 73, McNeese St. 66 Smylie Kaufman 79m-72s—151 +8 Day and Derek Fathauer, Spieth does — a 6-foot par save. “We got three Tennesseans in 3 p.m. Texas Southern 77, Grambling St. 70 Steve Wheatcroft 75p-76m—151 +8 NBC — Detroit at Minnesota UConn 66, UCF 63 Andrew Loupe 80s-73p—153 +9 Spieth never gave anyone a “Those putts scare me,” that group, so it will be a lot of 7:30 p.m. UNC-Asheville 91, Longwood 69 Jonathan Randolph 79s-74p—153 +9 chance. Spieth said after making a fun to get in there. But the NBCSN — Montreal at Boston UNC-Greensboro 76, W. Carolina 68 Vijay Singh 78p-78m—156 +13 RUGBY VMI 101, The Citadel 78 —- Following his only bogey of downhill 3-footer for par on No. front nine will be huge tomor- 2 p.m. Wake Forest 88, NC State 58 Leaderboard at time of suspended play the round — a 7-iron over the 4. row, the first seven holes. I’ve NBCSN — English Premiership, Exeter Chiefs vs. William & Mary 89, Coll. of Charleston 79 Golfer Score cliffs on No. 8 that narrowly But he made them all, except got to go out there and make Wasps (taped) Winthrop 77, Gardner-Webb 71 Through SKIING MIDWEST Jordan Spieth -10 F stayed up in the rough above for the 8-foot par putt on No. 8 some birdies and put some 12:30 p.m. Buffalo 88, Bowling Green 74 Derek Fathauer -10 17 the putting surface — he ran that he missed immediately, pressure on him.” NBC — FIS Alpine World Championships, Ladies’ Cleveland St. 66, Ill.-Chicago 63 Jason Day -9 12 Downhill, at St. Moritz, Switzerland (same-day Creighton 93, DePaul 58 Patrick Reed -7 17 tape) E. Illinois 86, SE Missouri 80, OT Seung-Yui Noh -7 13 SOCCER Evansville 75, S. Illinois 70 Pat Perez -6 17 8:30 a.m. Indiana St. 84, Drake 60 Joel Dahmen -6 11 Iowa St. 80, Oklahoma 64 Martin Flores -5 F CCS settles for second seed NBCSN — Premier League, Chelsea at Burnley 9:30 a.m. Miami (Ohio) 81, Cent. Michigan 76 Kelly Kraft -5 16 FS1 — Bundesliga, Wolfsburg vs. Hoffenheim Michigan St. 77, Iowa 66 Brandt Snedeker -5 14 11 a.m. Missouri 72, Vanderbilt 52 Rick Lamb -5 14 Special to the Banner out and left it all on the floor," two. NBCSN — Premier League, Leicester City at N. Dakota St. 81, Denver 63 Tony Finau -5 11 said Coach Larry Davis. "If they Cleveland Christian will likely Swansea City North Dakota 88, Idaho 65 CHICKAMAUGA, Ga. — take care of business at the take on Dogwood Christian 11:30 a.m. Notre Dame 84, Florida St. 72 FS1 — Bundesliga, SC Freiburg vs. FC Koln Oral Roberts 74, IUPUI 68 Cleveland Christian will enter beginning of the week, we will Academy in their tournament WINTER SPORTS Penn St. 83, Illinois 70 PREP STANDINGS the SCAA South Region tourna- have another shot at Oakwood." opener on Monday in 5 p.m. South Dakota 91, S. Dakota St. 89 ment next week as the No. 2 NBCSN — Speed Skating, ISU World Single Toledo 78, Kent St. 58 High School Basketball Jason Ollis had a game high Collegedale. The game time has Distances Championships, at Gangneung, South UT Martin 80, SIU-Edwardsville 73 as of Feb. 10 seed. 26 points for the Crusaders. yet to be determined. Korea (same-day tape) Utah Valley 87, Chicago St. 54 Boys Oakwood Christian Academy WOMEN’S COLLEGE BASKETBALL Villanova 73, Xavier 57 District 5-AAA Senior Bo Martin followed with The top two teams from the Noon SOUTHWEST Team District Overall held off the Crusaders 67-65, 13. Levi Wycoff had 12 points, South Region tournament will BTN — Iowa at Ohio St. Abilene Christian 76, Northwestern St. 72 #5 Cleveland 11-1 22-3 for the South Region title in Graham Stewart eight, Tanner advance to the SCAA Final Four ESPN2 — Tulane at South Florida Baylor 70, TCU 52 East Hamilton 9-3 20-9 ESPNU — Dayton at George Washington Cent. Arkansas 106, Nicholls 83 Bradley Central 9-3 16-8 Chickamauga, Ga., on Friday Alguire four and Slade Saffles in Rossville, Ga. 2 p.m. Houston 73, Tulsa 64 Walker Valley 7-5 16-10 night. BTN — Wisconsin at Michigan Kansas 80, Texas Tech 79 McMinn County 3-8 14-11 Oakwood came into the game ESPN2 — Maryland at Michigan St. Louisiana Tech 72, UTSA 66 Ooltewah 2-10 7-14 ESPNU — Texas A&M at Tennessee Oklahoma St. 84, Texas 71 Soddy-Daisy 0-11 2-23 tied with Cleveland Christian at ACS Bass tourney Saturday SEC — Florida at Alabama Texas State 56, UALR 49 Girls 11-2 in South Region play and 4 p.m. Texas-Arlington 81, Arkansas St. 75 District 5-AAA ESPN2 — Baylor at TCU FAR WEST Team District Overall was looking to avenge an earlier The 8th annual American Boats will blast off in order of SEC — Mississippi St. at Mississippi Boise St. 76, Air Force 66 #2 Bradley Central 12-0 26-0 loss at the hands of the Cancer Society Bass registration. Entry Fee is $100 6 p.m. Colorado St. 78, Fresno St. 62 East Hamilton 9-3 15-12 SEC — Arkansas at Missouri E. Washington 70, N. Colorado 44 Walker Valley 8-4 16-10 Crusaders in Cleveland. Tournament will be held per boat, which includes the Loyola Marymount 66, Portland 60 McMinn County 5-6 17-9 The much anticipated Saturday. big fish fee. Montana St. 83, S. Utah 78 Cleveland 5-7 11-14 The tournament will begin at Pre-register now by sending San Jose St. 76, UNLV 74 Ooltewah 1-11 6-18 matchup was a close one from BASKETBALL Utah 85, Washington 61 Soddy-Daisy 1-10 6-21 the tip, with each team sharing the Highway 58 Sportsman your contact information, a National Basketball Association Women’s College Basketball Scores Boys the lead throughout the ball- Boat Ramp, which is located a check or money order made out EASTERN CONFERENCE Saturday, Feb. 11 District 5-AA Atlantic Division EAST Team District Overall game. At the half, the Eagles half mile from the Hiwassee to the American Cancer Society WLPct GB Army 68, American U. 57 Sweetwater 7-1 15-9 Bridge on Hwy 58. to ACS Fishing Tournament, Boston U. 67, Loyola (Md.) 55 held a slim 36-33 lead. Boston 34 19 .642 — McMinn Central 5-3 6-17 Registration is at 5:30 a.m. 125 Womac Hill Lane, Decatur, Toronto 32 22 .593 2½ Bryant 63, St. Francis Brooklyn 54 Loudon 3-5 11-12 Both teams fought hard New York 22 33 .400 13 Bucknell 79, Colgate 49 Sequoyah 3-5 9-13 throughout the second half. with blast off in order of regis- TN 37322. Philadelphia 19 34 .358 15 Fairleigh Dickinson 67, LIU Brooklyn 54 Polk County 2-6 13-12 Oakwood senior big man tration beginning at 7. Weigh-in Donations made to the Brooklyn 9 45 .167 Fordham 74, UMass 43 Girls 25½ Harvard 69, Brown 59 District 5-AA Matthew McDonough blocked a is scheduled for 3 p.m. American Cancer Society are Southeast Division Lehigh 80, Holy Cross 64 Team District Overall 3-point attempt at the buzzer to There is a guaranteed first tax deductible. WLPct GB Mount St. Mary’s 66, St. Francis (Pa.) 58 #3 McMinn Central 8-0 23-3 Washington 32 21 .604 — N. Illinois 89, Buffalo 80 Sequoyah 5-3 9-11 seal the win. place money prize of $1,000 (25 For more information contact Atlanta 31 23 .574 1½ Navy 68, Lafayette 65 Sweetwater 4-4 8-16 boat minimum). Other payouts — Jeff Womac at 423-368-4098 Penn 61, Cornell 55 "I'm so proud of my guys Charlotte 24 30 .444 8½ Loudon 3-5 12-11 accordingly. or Joey Bishop at 423-506-7993. Miami 24 30 .444 8½ Penn St. 79, Purdue 73 Polk County 0-8 4-19 tonight. They played their guts www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Sunday, February 12, 2017— 21 Frazier rallies Dawgs past Vols

KNOXVILLE (AP) — J.J. Frazier lived up scored seven points in 17 minutes before Tyree Crump made his first career start. to his word and made sure Georgia changed fouling out. He played just four minutes in Edwards, a sophomore, made his first start its recent history of road frustration. the second half. of the season and second of his career. Frazier scored 20 of his 29 points after Frazier finally put Georgia in front 63-62 Crump and Edwards replaced William halftime Saturday as Georgia erased a 14- on a driving layup high off the glass with Jackson II and Parker in the lineup. point, second-half deficit to beat Tennessee 4:45 left. Tennessee regained the lead on a Crump scored 13 points and Edwards 76-75 and snap a three-game losing streak. pair of Williams free throws with 3:52 left, had six. Parker had 11 points in 30 minutes The comeback enabled Georgia (14-11, 5- but Mike Edwards scored on a Frazier assist off the bench. Jackson was scoreless in nine 7 SEC) to change its frustrating recent track to start a 7-0 run and put Georgia back in minutes. record in road games. Georgia had lost its front for good with 3:34 remaining. Tennessee: This loss dealt a crushing blow last four road contests by a total of 16 “We’ve been saying the last couple of to the NCAA Tournament hopes of Tennessee, points, including overtime defeats at No. 17 weeks it would turn our way, it would turn which entered the day 38th in the RPI. The Florida and No. 15 Kentucky. our way,” Frazier said. “But the other day I loss also continued a familiar pattern for “This week I told them I wasn’t going to told them we’ve got to make it turn our way. Tennessee. The Vols have led by at least 13 let us quit,” said Frazier, who also had six We’ve got to find a way to make the plays at points in five of their last eight losses. assists. “I wasn’t going to let us just lay the end of the game.” HONORING THE CHAMPS down. Sometimes you can give everything Tennessee got to within 73-71 on Tennessee saluted its 1966-67 and 1976- you have and it’s just not good enough, but Lamonte Turner’s 3-pointer with 59.5 sec- 77 SEC championship teams during a half- I wanted us to continue to give everything onds remaining, but Frazier answered by time ceremony. we had.” driving to the basket for a 3-point play with FAMILIAR NEMESIS Tennessee (14-11, 6-6) has led by at least 20.8 seconds left. This isn’t the first time Frazier has deliv- 13 points in the second half of each of its A Turner 3-pointer at the buzzer account- ered big numbers against Tennessee. He last three losses. ed for the final score. scored 28 points in Georgia’s 81-72 victory “We should know by now how to maintain That final Turner 3-pointer came after a over the Vols last season. a lead and keep it going,” said Tennessee missed Tennessee 3 in which Volunteers NOTABLE NUMBERS freshman forward Grant Williams, who coach Rick Barnes wanted a goaltending Tennessee lost despite having 19 assists scored 30 points to match his career high. call. Had goaltending been called, Georgia and only five turnovers. ... Georgia shot 51.8 After trailing 53-39 with 15 minutes left, would have had the ball and a one-point percent from the floor, its highest field-goal Georgia tied it at 58-all on a pair of Frazier lead with several seconds left. percentage since a Dec. 17 victory over free throws with 8:21 remaining. “No one’s had tougher luck than Georgia Charleston Southern. ... Maten had scored Frazier either scored or assisted on 22 this year, so I can’t sit here and complain at least 18 points in seven straight games straight Georgia points during the Bulldogs’ about that,” Barnes said. “They’ve had as before Saturday. Daryl Sullivan/The Daily Times via AP comeback. many bad bounces as anyone in the country.” UP NEXT TENNESSEE’S GRANT WILLIAMS (2) makes a jump shot Georgia rallied without its leading scorer. BIG PICTURE Georgia hosts Mississippi State on against Georgia's Derek Ogbeide during Saturday’s Southeastern Yante Maten, who entered the day averaging Georgia: The Bulldogs responded to their Tuesday. Conference game in Knoxville. The Bulldogs fought back to claim a 19.7 points to rank third in the conference, slump by shuffling their lineup. Freshman Tennessee visits Kentucky on Tuesday. 76-75 victory over the Vols. Briscoe, Monk lead 15th-ranked Wildcats past Bama TUSCALOOSA, Ala. (AP) — left, part of a 13-0 run for a 61- son, finishing with 11 points Kentucky went from a shootout 53 lead. Louisville’s surge and 10 rebounds, as the Gators to a defensive grinder this week, included Adel’s four-point play. (20-5, 10-2 Southeastern and won both ways. Miami rallied to tie it at 61 Conference) won their sixth con- Now, coach John Calipari and with 1:56 left before Snider secutive game. the 15th-ranked Wildcats want made two free throws and then Robert Williams led the Aggies to put it all together by the the long 3 as he returned from (13-11, 5-7) with 18 points and postseason. a six-game absence with a hip 12 rebounds, the freshman’s sev- Isaiah Briscoe had 11 points, injury. enth double-double of the season. 11 rebounds and four assists to Ja’Quan Newton had 15 No. 18 DUKE 64 help Kentucky weather one of points for the Hurricanes (16-8, CLEMSON 62 its lowest scoring outputs and 6-6), who had won four of five. DURHAM, N.C. (AP) — Luke beat Alabama 67-58 on No. 6 BAYLOR 70, TCU 52 Kennard scored 25 points for Saturday. WACO, Texas (AP) — Duke. “We were worried about just Johnathan Motley had 25 Playing less than 48 hours playing hard, showing energy, points on 12-of-15 shooting for after an emotion-draining victo- having the world look at us and Baylor. ry over No. 8 North Carolina on say, ‘These guys care. These Baylor (22-3, 9-3 Big 12) Thursday night, the Blue Devils guys can be good defensively,’” never trailed in winning its 11th (20-5, 8-4 Atlantic Coast Calipari said. “But they’ve got to straight game in the series since Conference) blew a 14-point lead be engaged in it. It’s got to be the former Southwest in the second half and needed a about defense first, and it was. Conference rivals were reunited stop at the buzzer to seal their “And we stunk offensively.” in the Big 12 when TCU moved fifth straight victory. The Wildcats (20-5, 10-2 into the power league four years Shelton Mitchell had a career- Southeastern Conference), fresh AP Photo/Brynn Anderson ago. high 23 points and Elijah from a 92-85 shootout win over KENTUCKY GUARD Isaiah Briscoe, left, shoots and scores against Alabama guard Ar'Mond Davis Manu Lecomte added 17 Thomas finished with 15 for the LSU, found a way to win at a during the first half of Saturday’s Southeastern Conference game in Tuscaloosa, Ala. points for the Bears, and King Tigers (13-11, 3-9), who have much different tempo after McClure scored all 13 of his lost three straight and haven’t dropping three of their last five scored 12 and Riley Norris nine, No. 2 VILLANOVA 73 Jackson had 31 points and 11 before halftime. won at Cameron Indoor Stadium games. but the Tide didn’t get much No. 24 XAVIER 57 rebounds and made a free Jaylen Fisher had 18 points since 1995. Malik Monk added 17 points offensive production beyond CINCINNATI (AP) — Jalen throw with 2.8 seconds left for for TCU (17-8, 6-6) while No. 21 MARYLAND 86 against the Crimson Tide (14- them. Brunson and Donte DiVincenzo Kansas. Kenrich Williams had 10. OHIO STATE 77 10, 7-5), who were coming off a Alabama made just 9 of 26 scored 17 points apiece in After Kansas inbounded the No. 13 WEST VIRGINIA 85 COLLEGE PARK, Md. (AP) — quadruple-overtime road upset free throws (34.6 percent), and Villanova’s balanced offense on ball with 5.4 seconds left, KANSAS STATE 66 Anthony Cowan scored 19 of No. 19 South Carolina. coach Avery Johnson felt his Saturday, and the second- Jackson was fouled and missed MORGANTOWN, W.Va. (AP) — points and fellow freshman Monk’s free throws in the team came out “fearful” against ranked Wildcats led most of the the first free throw before mak- Jevon Carter had 19 points and Kevin Huerter added 18 as final seconds put Kentucky the Wildcats. way during a 73-57 victory over ing the game-winner. nine rebounds to lead West Maryland ended its first losing above its season low of 66 “I thought if we held them to No. 24 Xavier, which suffered Landen Lucas scored 13 Virginia. streak of the season. points in a loss to No. 17 65, 67 points, we could very another significant injury. points and Frank Mason III had West Virginia (20-5, 8-4 Big Jaylen Brantley scored 11 Florida a week earlier. The well win this game but our first Villanova (24-2, 11-2) won a 12 for Kansas (22-3, 10-2 Big 12) struggled at the start mak- points for the Terrapins, who Wildcats came in ranked third half was just pathetic,” Johnson matchup of the Big East’s top 12). ing two of its first eight shots bolted to a 9-0 lead and never nationally in scoring at 90.2 said. “I don’t know another two teams at the Cintas Center, Keenan Evans finished with from the field over the first 4 trailed in completing a season points a game. word. I was really disappointed where the Wildcats suffered one 25 points and Niem Stevenson minutes, but the Mountaineers sweep of the Buckeyes. The vic- “This is like, OK, you really with our effort.” of their five losses last season had a career-high 22 points and then went on a 12-1 run to take tory enabled Maryland (21-4, 9- zero in on one thing and what Briscoe answered with bas- on the way to a national cham- 10 rebounds for Texas Tech (16- the lead. 3 Big Ten) to avoid its first happens?” Calipari said. “Like kets the first two times Alabama pionship. 9, 4-8). Zach Smith finished Kansas State rallied to tie the three-game skid since 2012. two other things fall apart.” closed within seven points in It was a costly game for with 21 points and 10 game at 34 at halftime. Marc Loving led the Buckeyes Bam Adebayo scored 14 the final minutes. The third Xavier (18-7, 8-4), which rebounds. After a 3-pointer by Xavier (15-11, 5-8) with 24 points and points before fouling out with time, the Wildcats took over already is missing point guard No. 4 LOUISVILLE 71 Sneed early in the second half, Jae-Sean Tate had 20. 6:02 left and Kentucky leading after Key’s basket with 1:05 left Edmond Sumner to a torn ACL. MIAMI 66 the Wildcats (16-9, 5-7) went on PROVIDENCE 71 50-39. Briscoe scored nine cut it to 57-51. Trevon Bluiett, who is second to LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) — a cold snap from the field that No. 22 BUTLER 65 points after the half, including Derek Willis buried a 3-point- Villanova’s Josh Hart for the Big Quentin Snider returned from lasted over 6 minutes. PROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP) — key baskets down the stretch. er, Monk made a layup and East lead in scoring, appeared an injury to score 13 points, Wesley Iwundu led five Alpha Diallo scored 15 points He was just 1 of 7 from the free De’Aaron Fox punctuated the to aggravate his sprained right including a big 3-pointer with Wildcats in double figures with and Kyron Cartwright had 14 throw line, though. decisive swing with a dunk. ankle midway through the first 41 seconds remaining, and 14 points. for Providence. “My free throws were terrible The Wildcats held Alabama half and had to be helped off Deng Adel and Donovan No. 17 FLORIDA 71 Nate Fowler scored a career- today, but I just kept playing without a field goal the final 4 the court. Mitchell added 18 points each TEXAS A&M 62 high 19 points and Kamar and didn’t let it bother me,” minutes of the first half and RaShid Gaston led the for Louisville. GAINESVILLE, Fla. (AP) — Baldwin had 11 rebounds for Briscoe said. “I was able to carried that dominance back Musketeers with 23 points and The Cardinals (20-5, 8-4 Justin Leon scored 18 points, Butler, which has lost three of make big plays at the end.” from the locker room, too. 10 rebounds. Atlantic Coast Conference) had and Canyon Barry added 12 for four. Fowler made his first seven Braxton Key led Alabama Kentucky pushed its run to 20- No. 3 KANSAS 80 to fight back from a 14-point Florida. shots to make up for poor with a game-high 21 points on 5 and its lead to 18 points early TEXAS TECH 79 first-half deficit and finally drew John Egbunu notched his shooting by the rest of the 8-of-13 shooting. Dazon Ingram in the second half. LUBBOCK, Texas (AP) — Josh even on Mitchell’s 3 with 6:12 first double-double of the sea- Bulldogs (19-6, 8-5 Big East). Panthers too much for Predators NASHVILLE (AP) — Nick Bjugstad and Vincent game this season. Trocheck scored 29 seconds apart in the second The 44-year-old Jagr started the scoring for period, and the Florida Panthers beat the Florida. He came in two points shy of reaching Nashville Predators 7-4 on Saturday. 1,900 for his lengthy career and picked up one just Jaromir Jagr also scored for the 1,899th point 4:24 into the game, redirecting the puck past Rinne of his NHL career as the Panthers kicked off a by raising his stick for the tip and a 1-0 lead. five-game trip by scoring four goals in the second. Nashville tied it up midway through the period Trocheck finished with two goals and an assist, just four seconds into a man advantage. Roman Jonathan Huberdeau added a goal and two Josi got the puck off the faceoff at the blue line, assists, and Jussi Jokinen had a goal and an and his slap shot went off the top of Roberto assist to help Florida sweep the season series Luongo’s glove and into the net. against Nashville. The Panthers dominated the second, taking a 2- Nashville’s Pekka Rinne gave up four goals on 1 lead when Jokinen scored his seventh this sea- 16 shots, including three on six shots in the sec- son off a nice cross-ice pass from Trocheck at ond period, before being pulled. Juuse Saros 5:52. Bjugstad beat Rinne with a backhander at quickly gave up a power-play goal to Aleksander 7:24, then Trocheck got the puck on a breakaway Barkov, who capped the four-goal flurry for the and beat Rinne’s glove 29 seconds later to chase Panthers before midway through the period. the goalie. Barkov capped the scoring with a wris- Viktor Arvidsson had his first career hat trick ter. for Nashville. Nashville briefly tied it at 2 at 6:56 on The Panthers came into Nashville for their sec- Arvidsson’s first goal. With Nashville down 5-2, ond game after their mandatory five-day break. Arvidsson added a short-handed goal at 17:01 off They looked much sharper than they did in a 6-3 a one-timer from the left circle from Ryan Ellis. loss to Los Angeles on Thursday night and Arvidsson got the hat trick with 1:12 left, redirect- stunned the Predators in the second with three ing Yannik Weber’s shot. AP Photo/Mark Humphrey goals in a 2:29 span. Huberdeau scored 2:30 into the third to squelch NASHVILLE PREDATORS defenseman Roman Josi (59), of Switzerland, reaches for the puck as For the Predators, who had allowed six goals any thoughts of a Nashville rally before Trocheck’s Florida Panthers center Vincent Trocheck, right, skates past during the first period of Saturday’s NHL only twice before this season, this was their worst empty-netter in the final minute. game in Nashville. 22—Cleveland Daily Banner—Sunday, February 12, 2017 www.clevelandbanner.com Editorials

Some people stay longer in an hour than others do in a month.” — William Dean Howells, American author and editor (1837-1920)

Lee Stewart, Ron Coleman both lead from the heart

he strength of a communi- “I really feel like I have found ty is best gauged by the favor in this community,” he Tdepth of goodwill among stressed. “Not the community its leaders, both within the busi- as a whole only, but individually. ness and civic realms. I look at the people I know here, Our hometown easily excels and they have been good to in such a litmus test, as evi- me.” denced by the recent presenta- Retired from Surgical tion of awards during the 91st Associates of Cleveland, and a Annual Meeting of the member of the ownership group Cleveland/Bradley Chamber of of The Old Woolen Mill, Commerce. Coleman’s passion for helping On a night when the best of others is not limited to his the best were honored for their “adopted” hometown. commitment to cause and com- While serving overseas as a munity, the Chamber of Special Forces medic, the tal- Commerce shined its spotlight ented surgeon witnessed the on the most deserving with two extreme poverty of those living key recognitions: the M.C. in Third World countries. His Ever mindful of my roots in distant Michigan; Headrick Free Enterprise Award heart “forever changed,” accord- which pays tribute to entrepre- ing to nominator Matthew neurship, and the Robert W. Coleman, the Cleveland doctor ever thankful for opportunities in Cleveland Varnell Jr. Leadership Award began a progression of medical I spent most of my life growing up in Looking back at those high school years, which spotlights humanitarian mission trips to some of the Michigan, counting down the days until I A LeAgUe OF it’s funny that I never really saw myself stewardship. planet’s most impoverished could get out. I hated it, I couldn’t wait to Her OWn going into this career field — my hopes and Both recipients are familiar areas. leave and get on with life. dreams were set on becoming a dolphin names and each has earned a Coleman’s medical mission And I did just that — I left. Saralyn Norkus trainer for a facility in the Florida Keys, deep respect within the busi- trips have included Bangladesh, In the fall of 2006, at just 17, I found Banner Staff Dolphins Plus. Two years into college, I ness and people corners of our Afghanistan, Honduras, Sierra myself on Lee University’s doorstop, ready to Writer began to think back on those years spent community. Leone, Central African Republic, start the next grand chapter of my life, and working on the high school newspaper and J. Lee Stewart, president, Ecuador, China, Peru, Turkey, a grand chapter it most certainly was. started to wonder why I had never consid- I went to school in Cleveland, I worked in somewhere to go and something to do within ered it as a career choice. I always had con- CEO and director at Southern Uzbekistan and Guatemala. Cleveland and after serving my two-year a 30-minute radius. fidence in my talent as a writer, and one Heritage Bank, was named Not only does Coleman bear sentence of dorm life, I lived in Cleveland. I grew up exposed to a variety of cultures who did her best work when under the strict recipient of the prestigious a reputation for “doing,” he is Cleveland has been a home base for me and ethnicities and never found it novel or pressure of a deadline. Headrick Award, while Dr. Ron also known among those within for nearly 10 years, but “the Mitten” will strange to travel to a different part of the I decided to switch majors from psychology Coleman — a Cleveland sur- his surround as being one of always be home and sometimes you just metro area and see signs and shops that to communications and never looked back. geon who has taken his medical the most “inspiring” difference need to go home. featured another language. Polish, Italian, It’s funny how things work out. talents to Third World countries makers because of his commit- I spent four jam-packed days in Michigan Arabic, Korean, Vietnamese, Hispanic, Two years after graduating from Lee, I across the globe while keeping ment to going where humanitar- last week. I can’t really say it was an R&R Greek, Serbian, Russian you name it, we all found myself right back in Cleveland after session, because when I’m able to make it intermingled and went about our business. accepting my first “big girl” job with the his finger on the pulse of down- ian support is needed most. back up north, the days are always filled to If you ask me what I miss most, the com- Cleveland Daily Banner. town redevelopment here at “Dr. Ron Coleman has the brim with places to go, people to see and mon answer is the fast drivers and ethnic Often, I’m reminded that “I’m not from home — earned the Varnell inspired me over and over with if timed right, hockey games to attend. food, Polish in particular! Occasionally, I’ll these parts,” usually joking, sometimes with leadership honor. his giving spirit and his drive to Occasionally, it can seem like you’ve lost even admit that I miss the Michigan “mean.” a less-than-friendly intent, but I just smile, Not only are their faces famil- make a difference not only local- a sense of who you are. I’ve suffered this Yes, folks up there may be extremely direct nod my head and agree — I will always “Rep iar to all within their surround, ly, but around the world,” are the form of identity crisis before, and I’m sure if or even rude, but you always know where the Mitten.” their voices carry great weight words of Pat Fuller, owner of the you think about it, you can recall an you stand, no need for guessing. One of my favorite songs is Bon Jovi’s in dialogue about Cleveland’s Orange Blossom Express and a instance of it yourself. Macomb County encompasses 22 school “Who Says You Can’t Go Home,” because it’s It’s always nice to have a reminder of who districts. I attended L’Anse Creuse Public always reminded me to appreciate my roots, business strength and its com- member of the Sunrise Rotary you are, and returning to your roots can be Schools, where I graduated from L’Anse something that we all could use a reminder mitment to meeting the needs of Club whose own passion for one of the best ways. Creuse High School North. of occasionally. those who need help the most. helping others is just as strong. I am Saralyn Norkus — I’m of Lithuanian I was never full of school spirit, but I can “It doesn't matter where you are, it does- It was not surprising how She quoted some sage and Dutch descent and grew up in still remember the tune of our school fight n't matter where you go; each accepted his award on this advice once offered by Chesterfield, Mich., which Google maps will song and the laughingstock that was the “If it's a million miles away or just a mile night dedicated to the past, Coleman, “You just have to do it tell you is 40 minutes north of Detroit, but I Crusader football team. Trust me, they were up the road; present and future of our com- and trust God. Do what is right, can admit that the drive really only took me pitiful during my years at home sweet high “Take it in, take it with you when you go; about 25 minutes. We drive fast in the “big school. “Who says you can't go home.” munity. Both spoke from the trust God, and enjoy a happy, city,” weather allowing, and the 55 mph While I was in Michigan last week, I was My foundation was built on my Michigan heart, and each accepted his rewarding life.” speed limit signs on parts of the express- able to meet my high school newspaper roots and while I still cling tightly to those honor with a humility for which It is also Coleman who is ways are just a suggestion, since everyone teacher for dinner. We had a lively discus- roots, I’ve made a life here in Cleveland. they are most known. known for opening and operat- goes at least 70 mph in order to not be run sion about the state of Michigan’s education I’m thankful for the opportunities that In Stewart’s acceptance, the ing the Good Samaritan Clinic off the road. system, thanks to the current governor’s growing up in a major metro area afforded longtime banker — who openly in 1989. I grew up in Macomb County, a county “efforts” and the agenda pushed by now me, but I’m also grateful for the opportuni- professes his Christian beliefs According to the wording of that per census records, has nearly 1 mil- Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos, and ties presented here in Cleveland, and I’m — told the assembled CBCC the nomination form, “This free lion people packed within its boundaries; spoiler alert, the public education system up definitely looking forward to those yet to making it the third largest county in the there is currently circling the drain. come. crowd, “As you look at the dis- medical clinic helps those who state. Still, I grew up near the more north- The discussion obviously shifted to my ——— tinguished list of winners of the have fallen through the cracks ern part of the county, where you could career in journalism, which was one that (About the writer: Saralyn Norkus is a staff Headrick Award, I think almost without insurance to cover their drive south to be in the city or north to be neither of us would have predicted back writer at the Cleveland Daily Banner. Email all of them would say they could medical needs. “He subse- in the country. Regardless, there was always when I was in high school. her at [email protected].) not have built a successful busi- quently expanded this effort to ness without a whole lot of good include an outreach to the people around them.” Hispanic community, adding Greenway certified as Level 1 Arboretum Reflecting back to earlier additional time at the clinic for years when he never thought volunteer translators.” Our Cleveland/Bradley County lard ducks. At the time of the I don’t know what other certi- launching a new Cleveland Volunteer doctors, nurses and Greenway was just certified as a Keeping it certification, the Greenway was fications the Greenway can green bank could be doable, Stewart administrative staff across the Level 1 Arboretum last week. I the only certified habitat in the earn, but if there are more, they suggested the bug might have Cleveland and Bradley County had the privilege of meeting with Cameron Fisher state of Tennessee. This is will happen because somebody been planted in his ear, and his community have operated the Tom Simpson, a regional urban Cleveland/Bradley something for which our com- becomes passionate for a cause imagination, when local Realtor clinic on Thursday evenings for forester with the Department of Greenway Board munity can be proud. and jumps through the neces- Jim Workman asked had he more than 27 years. Agriculture who presented me We owe thanks to Hansen and sary hoops to make things hap- with an official sign that recog- Brown, whose efforts got us pen. last week will soon be mounted ever considered such a plunge When he’s not saving lives, nizes our Greenway as an these two impressive certifica- Such is the heart of our com- on one of the panels on the into new business. Coleman is saving communities arboretum by the Tennessee tions. Like other designations munity! information kiosk at Greenway “I had to say no,” Stewart — as evidenced by his involve- Urban Forestry Council. our community has earned, it is Park, along with the official sign ——— remembered. ment in redeveloping The Old What’s an arboretum, you usually through the dedication Online: recognizing a portion of the might ask? I had to look it up of one or two individuals who www.cbcgreenway.com But then, he acknowledged Woolen Mill. It’s a work in Greenway as a Certified Wildlife myself. I knew it had to do with win favor for us all. Facebook: The Greenway the influence of a higher power. progress, and is one that is Habitat. That designation was trees along the Greenway, but “Southern Heritage is truly a playing a pivotal role in the awarded back in 2011, and here’s the Webster’s definition: God thing,” he declared at the transformation of former blight- came directly from the National event. “I have to say that ed areas in downtown “A place where trees and plants Wildlife Federation. The NWF are grown in order to be studied designation says, “Because of because of my experience of Cleveland. or seen by the public.” Cleveland Daily Banner how He brought the team Good men like Lee Stewart the owner’s conscientious plan- – – That’s exactly what we have ning, landscaping and sustain- Established in 1854 together. It had to be a ‘God and Ron Coleman aren’t about now, following the work of able gardening, wildlife may find EDITOR AND PUBLISHER CIRCULATION DIRECTOR thing’ to bring those kind of peo- public recognition nor accepting Grover Brown who took on the quality habitat — food, water, ple into the same place.” awards. task of identifying and tagging cover and places to raise their Ralph Baldwin Herb Lacy It was also about 800 initial What they’re about is a will- 31 trees along the Greenway last young.” investors who believed in the ingness to see need from the year, the minimum number The “owner” and inspiration to GENERAL MANAGER SPORTS EDITOR venture, and they believed in heart. required by the TUFC to become apply for the NWF designation an official arboretum. Through Joyce Taylor Richard Roberts Stewart, and who stepped up to It is their passion that leads to came from Joan Hansen, former his efforts, we now have nice owner of By Design Only, a help open the doors to Southern change. black signs that dot our ASSOCIATE EDITOR ADVERTISING DIRECTOR Heritage Bank. It is their willingness to give of unique gift shop that was locat- Greenway identifying the trees. ed on the Greenway off Stuart Rick Norton Jack Bennett Yet, in the end, Stewart cred- themselves that brings others On the TUFC website, the Avenue. The shop was also her its his faith. aboard. description is as follows: home and she spent years docu- ASSOCIATE EDITOR RETAIL SALES MANAGER “2016 • The Arboretum fol- “I can tell you where I’m It is their belief in a better menting the many species and Gwen Swiger Sheena Meyer going — I’m not there by a long world — and making it better lows Mouse Creek for 4.2 miles plant varieties she observed. shot — where I’m going I’m one small step at a time — that from downtown Cleveland Her research undoubtedly toward the Hiwassee River. A confirmed the legitimacy of the LIFESTYLES EDITOR PRESS SUPERVISOR going to be like Jesus,” he builds hope in a land where result of a local Eagle Scout stressed. “It’s not anything some feel hopeless. application as she provided William Wright Richard Yarber project working in conjunction proof of the three primary needs about what I’ve done or what Whether they are native to with the City Urban Forester for a habitat: water, shelter and 423-472-5041 I’m going to do. It’s all about this area or “adopted,” we thank and the Greenway Board, the food. Joan observed raccoons, what He has done for me.” these sons of Cleveland and arboretum has 31 species of possums, muskrats, gophers, Telephone When Coleman accepted his Bradley County for their vision. trees identified and marked with squirrels and even grey foxes. 423-614-6529 423-476-1046 award, his voice — and his tone And with vision, it’s not just common name, botanical name She documented three kinds of — showed that not only was he what we see. It’s what we feel. and detailed information. For turtles and 44 varieties of birds, Newsroom Fax Office & Advertising Fax more information visit cbcgreen- humbled, he was downright Lee Stewart and Ron including blue herons, wood- way.com.” peckers, hawks, owls and mal- 1505 25th Street N.W. - Cleveland, TN 37311 • P.O. Box 3600 Cleveland, TN 37320 “shocked.” Coleman feel it best. The sign that was presented www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Sunday, February 12, 2017—23 A life where hurtful words don’t make the point

“If there is any one secret of success, it dislike more than buttermilk, “It is Madonna and Ashley Judd. from which we could all learn a little lies in the ability to get the other person’s INKSPOTS what it is.” Brown wrote, “... As a fellow female, I something — myself included. point of view and see things from that Maybe. Maybe not. I’m not sure what couldn’t help noticing the size of some One is from John Lubbock, an person’s angle as well as from your “it” is. All I know, and all I’d ask of any- of the marchers. There is a big differ- English banker and philanthropist from own.” Rick Norton one, is to listen to others. Hear what ence between crowd numbers and the 1800s, who wrote, “What we see — Henry Ford Assoc. Editor they have to say. Compare it to your crowd size.” depends mainly on what we look for.” Founder, Ford own beliefs, and move on. Don’t sling She added, “From the TV clips I Another is Anaïs Nin, a French-born Motor Company insults just because their thinking watched, there’s not a lot of cutting essayist and author who spent time in (1863-1947) can be shared between walkers and doesn’t align with your own. Live the back on salt intake and Big Gulps in Spain and Cuba, but lived most of her ——— joggers when one is passing the other. life you want to live, and let others do New York City. Sure, TV cameras life in the United States, before passing Some time ago, and long before the It’s always quick and to the point, the same. always add a few pounds, but not that in 1977. She wrote, “We don’t see things launch of the 2016 Insult Fest other- much of which is shared between gasps I fear today’s political landscape is many. Some of the footage of the as they are; we see them as we are.” wise known as the presidential cam- for air. headed in the opposite direction. women on bridges was concerning. I Mary Ann Evans, an English novelist paign, a pleasant fellow born of country Sometimes his questions, or views, Intolerance of opposing views. recall Rep. Hank Johnson (D-Georgia) and poet who wrote during the roots and Southern ways asked me a dealt with latest happenings in local Unwillingness to hear the other. lamenting in 2010 the whole island of Victorian era under the pen name of legitimate question in a direct, but not news; other times he’d offer a perspec- Needless bantering and bashing — on Guam might tip over due to overpopu- George Eliot, offered, “It is a narrow unkind, tone. tive on the national or global scene. I’d both sides of the political aisle, not just lation. Someone might want to check mind which cannot look at a subject “You ain’t one of them liberals, are try to respond — the best my lungs one. the structural integrity of the bridges from various points of view.” you?” would allow — and I could tell my Years ago, we found a common used during the marches.” And finally, there is Mitch Stokes, a The query came as I was winding views didn’t always match his. ground based on this premise, “You Brown went on, “... Much of the time modern-day Christian philosopher down a relaxing Saturday morning jog Over time, he must have sized me up and I live on opposite ends of the spec- the women were immobile, which whose journalism takes an open over on the Huff and Puff Freedom as leaning more toward the progressive trum. So how can we meet somewhere looked more like a cow auction at the approach to personal belief, who wrote, Trail at Oak Grove Elementary. I was ... a relatively new term used these near the middle?” Fort Worth Stockyards than a protest “Moreover, the more deeply a view is finishing the cool-down lap and making days to brand free thinkers. Nowadays, it’s more like, “You and I march. MSNBC said the goal of the ingrained, the less likely we will see it my way toward the gate, next to which Hence, his question, “You ain’t one of are polar opposites, we share nothing marches and speeches was to inspire as influencing us — or see it at all. If he sat on a bright-blue, wrought-iron them liberals, are you?” in common and there’s no reason to women ‘to get off the couch and run for you want to know what water is, don’t bench taking a breather from his own It was a fair enough thought, yet one find change nor to look for compromise office.’ Just getting off the couch would ask the fish.” laps. based on presumption. ... because you’re wrong!” be a good start. Grazing slowly on Life is not just black and white. It He felt comfortable asking the ques- “I have a liberal bone or two,” I That’s why we do what we do on this smaller portions also helps.” comes in more shades of grey than a tion because our paths often crossed at answered. “But I’m also just as conser- newspaper’s Editorial Page with our Here’s another example, this one winter storm. Oak Grove, mostly on weekends. vative in some ways, as I am liberal in guest “Viewpoints.” When we don’t have from the opposite extreme — a big-time Opinions, too. Everybody’s got one, During a prior visit to the fitness trail, others.” locally written editorials, we use these liberal. and all deserve to be heard — regard- he asked if I was that newspaper guy in “So what does that make you?” he opinion pieces, most of which come Dick Polman, a national political less of how the pendulum swings, and the Sunday edition. asked. from the Cagle.com newspaper syndi- columnist for NewsWorks/WHYY in irrespective of direction. Sometimes I hesitate when asked “Mixed up, I guess,” I chuckled. cate. Philadelphia, recently took President The challenge is this: Will we hear that question in public. Answering He laughed, as well. Although Bradley County admittedly Trump to task for his much-debated what others have to say, and more “yes” might either get me punched in Having long since learned that he is one of the most politically red regions views on election fraud, healthcare, importantly, will we listen? the mouth or hugged like a bear, the disliked then President Barack Obama, in Tennessee, our newspaper tries to national security and just about every- Back to that question, “You ain’t one latter of which Mamaw Denson used to I always hoped his feelings were based publish views from both sides — the thing else the guy has said since his of them liberals, are you?” give me as a boy during weekend visits on natural political difference, and not conservative and the liberal. Our news- inauguration. Yes, I am. I am also a conservative. I to her and Papaw at their modest home race. But I feared the latter, though paper is happy to do it because it helps “A few Republicans have roused am both. It depends on the issue. You in Booneville, Miss. that too was just an assumption ... the “polar opposites” to be exposed to themselves to protest Trump’s idiocy,” see, I’m not a brand. I’m a human, a Like anyone else, I prefer the hugs ... which made me just as guilty, whether the views of the other ... even if they’re he wrote. Polman added, “But, all too guy with views on both extremes — though a warm handshake is just as or not it was true. not too keen on the exposure. predictably, most Republicans reacted some of which I defend with great pas- rewarding. Regardless, I found him to be But here’s my beef: Too many of as if jelly had replaced their spines.” sion. On this day upon answering his informed, someone who had opinions, these columnists mirror today’s trend In her prose, why Brown — a conser- I’m glad to talk about them to any- question, I received neither. He simply though like the rest of us, a down- in politics. Extremists can’t just dis- vative — felt it necessary to insult the one. And to those who disagree, I’ll nodded in affirmation, and we contin- home neighbor whose beliefs were agree. They feel compelled to insult, weight of female protesters (whether work to guard against hurtful words. ued to exchange early morning pleas- founded on past experience, personal just because they disagree. they were Democrats or Republicans), I Nor will I question their weight, or their antries along the way each time we upbringing and outside influence. Here’s an example. don’t understand. Why Polman — a lib- dietary and exercise regimes. shared the Oak Grove track. It wasn’t the first time I’d been asked One of the most conservative colum- eral — chose to call out Republicans At conversation’s end, with hope, we He was a walker. I was a jogger, about political leanings. Nor was it the nists we publish is a talented writer “... as if jelly had replaced their spines,” will shake hands and move on. meaning that I’d pass him every few last. from Alaska. When speaking of the is equally as troubling. Each will continue believing as we will; laps ... depending on pace and per- In this business, and especially dur- recent anti-Trump women’s marches, In America today, seemingly we can both will embrace the life around us, formance, mostly from the legs, hips ing presidential election years, you get Susan Stamper Brown apparently no longer just disagree. We have to without fear and without consequence. and cardio. Keeping this trio in sync it often. Let’s face it, by most estimates couldn’t just analyze with reason. belittle. We have to degrade. We have to ——— wasn’t always a given. Bradley County is 99 percent Instead, she lashed out with insults, in disparage. We have to defame, malign, (About the writer: Rick Norton is an When on the track, I’m forever Republican. That doesn’t leave much retaliation for some of the same kind of hurt, humiliate and derogate. associate editor at the Cleveland Daily amazed at the level of conversation, wiggle room for the few Democrats. But nonsense voiced by a few of the big- In researching some quotes to intro- Banner. Email him at rick.norton@cleve- and the amount of information, that to quote an oft-used expression that I name protesters like entertainers duce this column, I came upon a few landbanner.com.) Remembering Miss Ensley and enjoying Mother Nature

My brothers and I came to live with long-lost aunt to me. She often gave much worked his farm by himself. I Through the other open bedroom Dad, in Cleveland, Tennessee, at the LIFE CHAPTERS me a lift home after school in her could tell he was proud of his window, I saw him fly by me toward beginning of my sixth grade. I attend- brown Chevy Impala. On the way domain.. the breeze way, that separated the ed George R. Stuart Elementary. home, I'd tell her jokes just to see her Back behind the house, there was a house from the garage. I heard him I'm pretty sure it was the first year Bill Stamps laugh. It was the kind of laugh that brown-mud pond with wild ducks sit- open the kitchen door and walk in. He they opened the doors. It was a beau- came up from her belly and exploded. ting afloat. Mallards. One day, Mr. was breathing heavily and walked to tiful school run by Mr. Charlie Kyker. I I was pretty sure that she thought Ensley told me that if I could catch the back of the house, where I was. met a lot of great kids there. It was that I was the funniest kid alive. one of them, I could take it home. I pulled the phone up under the apparent to me that they came from paddles that kids played with. It had On weekends, I'd jump on my bike That sounded good to me. Off I went. covers and called Dad at the radio sta- good stock. Christian families. Great an elastic band and a red ball and pedal over to her house, on I had made several attempts, to no tion. I could barely speak. My heart manners and very cordial. Very wel- attached to it. Without the band and Jordan, and hang out with her and avail, and was about to give it up. was beating so loudly that I was afraid coming. Having already attended six ball, it was a perfect miniature paddle. members of her family. Seems like her They were fast on the get-away. I had the intruder would hear it and come or seven schools, I was accustomed to You'd pull up your trouser legs and brother, Tommy, was always around. never owned a duck before. I really into Dad's bedroom and strangle me being "odd-man-out." expose your calves. She would pop He was a good ol’ boy. A strong look- wanted one. Don't know why, exactly. to death! Many of them, as did I, moved over you a couple of times on the legs, and ing fella, ruddy complexion, with I just did. With a brief prayer to God All I managed to whisper to Dad, to Arnold Junior High the following that was about it. It stung, but it did- short-cut blonde hair, and an omni- and continued determination, I made was, "There's someone in the house," year. I had the good fortune of landing n't really hurt all that much. She present smile. He was known to be a one last attempt, and low-and-behold, and hung up the phone. Within min- in the classrooms of fantastic teachers called it "leg medicine." pretty good pool player. I think he I caught me one. He was a magnifi- utes, Cleveland's finest showed up. at Arnold. It was nowhere near as painful as it gambled a bit. cent specimen. I had me a pet duck! Guns drawn. My bothers remained Mr. Owenby was my science was with Mr. Pruitt or Mr. Brewster. Miss Ensley's mother, "Mama,” was Thank you, God, for all your help. asleep, The intruder had left. teacher; Mr. Pruitt, math; Mrs. Eads, Those guys took paddlings seriously a short, but large woman, often times Here we go, back up the road, in Nevertheless, the police looked a strong-looking lady, taught biology. and to another level. I have to assume in her robe, who held court in the Miss Ensley's Chevy, with me in the through the house, and then opened Mrs. Gugler, who encouraged me to that if Randy Fox was in Miss Ensley's back of the house, next to the kitchen. front seat, holding my new pet duck in the door to the basement. sing, was my music teacher. Mrs class, that she probably busted him Anytime I came over, she'd offer me my lap. Every once-in-awhile, he'd flap Out flew my "still-wild-and tired-of- Emmons, a lady with a Bronx accent, more than a few times. some ice tea. If I timed my visit just a little, but I held onto him. I guess I confinement" pet duck! Feathers and taught art and crafts. You did not I'm pretty sure Randy had the all- right, I'd be invited to join the family hadn't given much thought as to how some more wild duck poop went want to get on the wrong side of my time record for paddlings at Arnold for lunch. I was going to take care of him, or everywhere. The cops jumped back P.E. coach, Lou Underwood and Miss Junior High. I think he also retained Sometimes, baloney sandwiches, where I was going to keep him, but I and were ready to end his life. Ensley. Liz Ensley was my favorite his record, later on, at Bradley with mustard and mayonnaise, or left- had me a duck! Instead, one of them opened the front teacher. She taught English. She Central. He was always into some- overs, cooked "country style,” and I decided, for the time being, to hide door, and the duck was outta there! made it fun to learn. thing. He didn't do anything terribly cornbread, that was the best I'd ever him in our freshly painted basement, His departure was bittersweet for She had a way of teaching that was wrong. He just didn't do a whole lot had. She welcomed me as though I until I could break the news to Dad. me. No more pet duck, but no more impactful. I can still remember the right. A prankster. A "class clown" was part of the family. There just didn't seem to be a right duck poop. mantra she used to teach us our vow- poster child. Miss Ensley's sister, Glena, was time to tell Dad about the new mem- At first, the police were skeptical of els. We had to memorize the following: I remember sitting in Mr. Owenby's there most times. I think her nick- ber of our household. A week went by. my intruder story. They thought it had "Be, is, am, are, was, were, become, science class one morning when name was Ginny. She was the gregari- I also had not anticipated just how been my duck. My saving grace was get, grow, seem, appear, look, feel, Randy's teacher, next door to Mr. ous one of the bunch. Seems like she many times a duck goes pooh per day. one of the neighbors, up on the next taste, smell, remain, continue and Owenby, took little Mr. Fox out into was the one in the family who always There's a lot that goes into taming and street, had fired at a "peeping tom" forms of these verbs.” Something like the hallway. That's where the execu- had several things going on. Less taking care of a wild Mallard. For and had reported the incident to the that. Amazing that I've remembered it tions were conducted. Usually, anoth- quiet than Liz. I liked her. every rolled-up piece of bread I fed police desk sergeant, concurrent with after all these years. There's another er teacher was called out of their Mr. Bert Ensley, the patriarch of the him, he pooped it back out three-fold. Dad's call to them. They caught the one for prepositions. I'll leave them for classroom as sort of a witness to the family, was seldomly around. He I wore our mop out. It was pretty dis- guy, that night, a few blocks away. another time. proceeding. Mr. Owenby was asked to stayed at the family farm, just outside gusting. My visits with him, down in I went out to Mr. Ensley's farm, Liz was a good-looking lady and had join the teacher, who was about to of town. Bert had wanted Mama to the basement, were cut shorter and with Liz, a few more times. I'd go a great smile. My dad actually took lower the boom on Randy. move out there, but she wasn't having shorter. The basement was going to down by the pond, and see if I could her out on a date once. I don't think When Mr. Owenby walked out, he anything to do with that notion. So, need another coat of paint, or two. spot my duck. It was hard to tell one that they ever got on the same page. left the door open a little. You could he stayed on the farm, and Mama Dad worked for WCLE. He'd do the from the other. But, I was pretty sure My dad had great respect for her, and hear Randy's teacher talking to him. lived with Liz at the Jordan house. morning shift on-air, come home and I saw him once. As soon as he saw I believe he kinda knew that I had an Randy was instructed to bend over They were still married, and all, but take a nap, take a bath, then suit up me, he flew off. I couldn't blame him. eighth-grade crush on her. and grab his ankles, and then ... pow! just slept in separate beds. Mr. Ensley to go back out to sell some advertis- I learned a lot from that experience. She also had a temper. You did not Randy went flying past the door. Then was country-country. He was quiet ing. After supper, and when we kids It's somewhat metaphoric, really. want to get her upset. Her face would I watched him back up, still holding and witty. You had to listen real close were tucked in, he'd go back down to Never try to tame a wild duck. Leave flush to beet-red, and her right eye- his ankles and then another ... pow! to catch his humor. the radio station to cut spots. Back him in his element. It's just too much brow would go up. That was the time He flew past the door again. Liz went out to visit him, once-in- then, there was very little crime and work. It's non-rewarding, and there's a to sit very still and be very quiet. The I knew it had to hurt, but I couldn't awhile, and I got to tag along. His our neighborhoods were safe. Nobody whole lot of poop to deal with. Such is teachers at Arnold were encouraged, if help myself. It was a funny sight to farm wouldn't have made the pages of locked their doors. life. not instructed, to paddle the kids who see Randy go airborne. He didn't cry. Better Homes and Gardens, but it was One night, there was a huge thun- Happy Sunday, Miss Ensley. You're got out of line. I've got to believe that Randy's derriere his "castle-in-the-rough.” We'd drive derstorm, and I went into Dad's bed- the best teacher, and one of the best Miss Ensley hardly ever paddled was already calloused and galvanized off Hughes Lake Road, and then back room to watch it from his bed. The friends I've ever had. anyone. When she did, her discipli- from the many paddlings he had down a dirt-and-gravel road to get to bed was pushed up next to a window ——— nary method of choice was a little bolo already received at George R. Stuart. it. It was one of those typical white and provided for a view out to the (About the writer: After nearly four paddle, that she kept in the bottom Miss Ensley, aside from being my wood-framed houses with a tin roof backyard. I pulled the window up and decades in the entertainment industry, left drawer of her desk. One of those English teacher, was kind of like a and a country front porch. just lay there, looking out at the rain. Bill Stamps and his wife, Jana, and Just open the screened door, and I loved rain. Especially when there their two dogs — Cowboy and Scout — (EDITOR’S NOTE: The Banner welcomes letters to the editor. The guidelines you'd usually see him sitting at the was thunder and lightning. left Los Angeles for Cleveland. 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[email protected] or via Facebook.) 24—Cleveland Daily Banner—Sunday, February 12, 2017 www.clevelandbanner.com Senior animal control officer Roy Womack bids farewell Special to the Banner serve both the city and the passed away on Oct. 30, county.” 2001.” For over two decades, the It was with great relief to On a happy note, both he Cleveland Animal Shelter at many, both animal control offi- and Smith expressed opti- 360 Hill St. had been what cers and caring residents when mism, stating that community senior Animal Control Officer that dilapidated shelter was interest and concern about Roy Womack referred to as his closed and a new shelter was shelter pets “has increased “home away from home.” relocated to the current loca- greatly.” Now recently retired, tion at 360 Hill St. Though this “The euthanasia rate has Womack proudly displays the current tiny shelter has none decreased greatly with a rate of plaque he received from the of the amenities that many 8 to 10 percent ... a tremen- Cleveland Police Department residents consider vital, it was dous decrease over past num- carrying the following inscrip- still a vast improvement over bers.” They attribute this to tion: “With great honor and the first shelter. publicity about animals in recognition of loyal and dedi- Yet, despite building short- need. cated service to the Cleveland comings, animal control offi- As for his current life since hARdY is A beautiful male American Pit bull Police Department Animal cers have been called on to retirement, Womack, the father terrier mix. He’s looking for his forever home. He Control Division.” rescue countless animals of all of two sons, Charles and Scott, enjoyed spending some time outside. Sally is a When Womack began work kinds. “Many people probably said he gets up “later in the female brindle mix looking to be your forever com- in l994 as a kennel attendant, believe that we only rescue and mornings and often cooks panion. She already knows the word “sit,” and is the old, first shelter was locat- house dogs, cats, kittens and breakfast for my wife of 14 very treat motivated. Come out and meet her and ed in a remote area of Bradley puppies, but through the years years, Lorene. all the highly adoptable animals at Cleveland County, near the landfill. we have rescued and housed He added they plan to “go Animal Control, 360 Hill St. Shelter hours are “That shelter was in a state monkeys; chickens, snakes, an on a cruise one of these days, Monday through Friday, 11 a.m. to 5 p.m., and of disrepair,” he said. owl, emus, horses, donkeys but I do miss the shelter and ‘“There was no air-condition- and a monitor lizard that my co-workers of so many Saturdays, 10 a.m. to noon. ing so we had to just hope for resembled an alligator,” years.” some breezes through opened Womack said. He also urged anyone windows,” noted Gene Smith, During his long years of “wanting to adopt a four- longtime animal control direc- service, Womack noted that legged family member should tor. “My office was right next “the saddest day of my life was visit the friendly Cleveland to the one little restroom. We when Earnest Brown, who was Animal Shelter, where a sweet had only one truck to use, to our longtime shelter director, pet will be waiting for you.”

sYdneY originally came to the SPCA of Bradley County in March of 2015. She was later adopted, but has been returned at no fault of her own. This 4- year-old, staffordshire terrier mix, has a lot of love to give, and has been waiting a long time for her forever family to adopt her. Her adoption includes up to date vac- cinations, deworming, deflea, spay, and a microchip with a lifetime registration. She is heartworm negative and on preventa- tive at this time. Come meet her KheK, a 61⁄2-year-old hound/lab mix, came to the SPCA of during the SPCA of Bradley Bradley County as a stray Nov. 25, 2015. Finally, after 437 days, County’s business hours of 12 to Khek was adopted by his furever family on Feb.4. Congratulations to 5 p.m. on Tuesday through the Thayer family as they welcome their new furry family member. Saturday at 1570 Johnson Blvd.

Contributed photo ROY WOMACK, who has worked at the Cleveland Animal Shelter, recently retired. He was honored by his former fellow shelter workers. From left are John Bivens, kneeling, Gene Smith, shelter director; and Womack. Injured hiker reunited with dog he OveRpOpulAtiOn Of companion animals is no joke. All over had to leave behind on mountain the United States, millions of unwanted animals sit in shelters waiting for a home. For many, that home never comes. Spaying and neuter- LOMA LINDA, Calif. (AP) — series of waterfalls. wasn’t ready to say goodbye.” ing is the only way to combat this overpopulation. However, spaying A hiker who was badly injured Muldoon’s cellphone was Connie sent out a Facebook and neutering your pets is not only an important way to help control on Mount Baldy has been broken and he had fractured post asking people to watch overpopulation, but it also benefits the health of your animal. Spaying reunited with his dog, a week ribs and was freezing when he for Dakota. It went viral and and neutering can lengthen the life of a canine by 1-3 years, and a after he was forced to leave decided he had to move on. caught the attention of several feline by 3-5 years. It drastically reduces the risk of mammary gland CAllie WAs adopted as part her behind on the snowy Dakota, perched 30 feet hikers. tumors/cancer, prostate cancer, perianal tumors, pyometria, and of this month’s "More to Love" Southern California slope. above him on a ledge, had Patrick Moran of Yorba Warren Muldoon, 62, of fallen twice with him. She was Linda, who had been on the uterine, ovarian, and testicular cancers. It also reduces the urge to special. This beautiful, 12-year- Whittier was reunited with too scared to proceed and the mountain hundreds of times, wander or roam, keeping them home and safe from vehicles or other old, muted calico was adopted by Dakota on Wednesday at rocks were too slippery for called Muldoon in the hospital hazards. the Henderson family on Feb. 4. Loma Linda University Medical Muldoon to reach her. and learned where Muldoon Center, where he is recover- “Dakota, you gotta come had fallen — San Antonio Adoption specials Adele ing. with me,” Muldoon recalled Canyon. Moran sent Facebook is one of The dog had belonged to his pleading. “I can’t leave you posts to numerous hiking the sweetest son, who died after a motorcy- here.” groups and pages noting offered at SPCA cats, and is cle crash last year. Eventually, he did. Dakota’s probable location. part of the “I truly don’t know how I’d He came to another water- On Feb. 2, several experi- during February "Follow your live the rest of my life if she fall. enced mountaineers made Heart" spe- died up there,” Muldoon told “I said this is bad, this is their way up the mountain to The SPCA of Bradley County has a "More to Love" adoption cial in the Inland Valley Daily real bad, but I couldn’t go find Dakota. February. Bulletin. (back) up,” he recalled. “So I Ricardo Soria Jr. of special going on throughout The 3-year-old German got on my butt, and I just Glendora was one of them. February. February's Fat and Bring them shepherd mix was rescued by went down so fast and my foot “I made it past the second Fabulous Felines are only $15. home to be experienced hikers who went hit the rock in the water and I tier (of the falls) where I This includes up-to-date vacci- your up the mountain to find her heard (my leg) snap.” peered over a ledge and let out nations — rabies, spay or neuter, Valentine. after Muldoon’s wife, Connie, Muldoon had a broken leg, a few whistles,” Soria recount- microchip with a lifetime registra- posted a plea for help on five broken ribs and a punc- ed in a post to Instagram. tion, deflea and deworm. Facebook. tured lung when he reached a “Within moments, a set of All adult cats adopted this Muldoon had left home on ledge above a 40-foot waterfall eyes popped up.” month will also go home with a Feb. 1, intending to climb to and managed to get the atten- Chris Simpson and John bag of cat food. We Are Still Your: the summit of the 10,000- tion of some people in a valley Bishop managed to reach There is also a “Lonely Hearts foot-high mountain northeast below. Dakota. Simpson lured her Club” adoption special going on of Los Angeles. A San Bernardino County into his arms with a package at the shelter. Muldoon said he and sheriff’s helicopter rescued of salami. Canines that have been in Dakota reached the summit him. Dakota was left behind. Except for dehydration, shelter for more than 30 days, but on the way back down, The dog had belonged to bruises and a cut to her paw, are available at a reduced adop- the wind kicked up and cov- Muldoon’s son, James, who Dakota was fine. tion fee of $50 until the end of ered the trail. He took a wrong was 32 when he died of brain On Wednesday, Dakota February. To keep these lonely turn then tumbled down a damage last August after a car wagged her tail, licked hearts protected, the SPCA will ran a red light and hit his Muldoon’s leg bandage and include 6 months of heartworm Pet Funeral Home motorcycle. snacked on crackers provided prevention. Among the Lonely and Crematory Muldoon’s wife, Connie, by nurses. Hearts Club members are: Honoring Your Pet the Way a Reuse broke down by her husband’s Muldoon told the dog he Cracker Jack, Blu, Momo, Mr. bedside when she learned that was sure she would say that Howell, and Sandman. family Member Should Be! the News Dakota was left on the moun- “you won’t ever go hiking with SPCA of Bradley County is (423) 472-8889 located at 1570 Johnson Blvd. Recycle this newspaper tain. me ever again.” Available 24/7 The shelter is open Tuesday “She’s the last piece that I “That was a bad day,” www.constantcompanionpc.com have of my son,” she said. “I Muldoon said. through Saturday, noon to 5 p.m. www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Sunday, February 12, 2017—25 Cougars CSCC Sweep From Page 19 From Page 25 From Page 19 between the Cleveland State be the most action-packed of mates and scored two runs in and Gardner both went 3-for-5 Jordan Howard swung the bat scatter the seven hits he gave Lady Cougars and Chattanooga the game, with Cleveland State Barnesville. Hennen went 2-for- at the plate, with each hitting a really well.” up. Jay and Kit did an excel- State Lady Tigers had all the putting up 24 points to 3, with two RBI and a run. double, scoring two runs and Wierzgac joined Walton with lent job out of the pen, coming makings of a high-energy, neck- Chattanooga State’s 20. With John Sharpe also brought in driving in a Cougar base run- three hits to lead the Flames in pounding the strike zone.” and-neck contest. 3:36 left in the game, Hollinger two runners, going 2-for-4 at ner. In six at bats, Brand had (4-1). Howard delivered two The Lions (2-2) had eight Unfortunately for the Lady sank a 3-pointer to leave her the plate and scoring two runs two hits, including a double, a singles, Mossburg singled and base hits. Dylan Harris, Coffel Cougars (12-11, 5-9), it was the team down by just one point, as well. RBI and a run. Anderson was 1- Pimentel legged out a double to and Derek Gibree led Saint Leo Lady Tigers’ (8-13, 5-9) neck 63-62. The Lady Tigers main- Jordan Ransom was 3-for-4 for-4 at the plate, with his lone round out Lee’s 10 hits. with two hits each. One of that stuck out just a bit further tained that one-point lead for at the plate, including a triple hit being a triple to drive in a Jumpei Akanuma started Coffel’s hits was a double. in a 74-72 game. the next minute, until a 3- and a double, with three runs runner. He also scored a run. and pitched 5 2/3 innings Saint Leo scored both of its On a day honoring their pointer of their own gave them and a RBI. Sean McDermott Browning also had a double. before being relieved. Akanuma runs on back-to-back fielder’s sophomore players, it was soph- a four-point lead. Butler cut was tagged for seven hits and choices in the third inning. The omore Leisa Butler who led that lead to just two points 30 two runs (one earned). He second run was aided by a Cleveland State in scoring with seconds later. walked three and struck out throwing error on the previous a total of 22 points. Abby Four trips to the free throw four. play. Hubert had 19 points and soph- line in the final 90 seconds of Prior allowed one hit over the Oscar Gordillo (1-1) was omore JaTasha Hollinger the game proved to seal the win Tourney next 2 1/3 innings to record charged with the loss. He gave rounded out the Lady Cougars’ for Chattanooga State, as they From Page 19 the win. Larson faced three up eight hits and three runs in double-digit scoring with 12 picked up another seven points batters and struck out one in 6 2/3 innings of work. Gordillo points, which included a pair of to Cleveland State’s five. Down the ninth to pick up his first tallied eight strikeouts and 3-pointers. 74-69 with just seconds left on “We’ve got to give Mississippi pull out to a comfortable lead save of the season. walked one. The first quarter set the stage the clock, Butler sank a text College credit, they were a bet- in the first half.” “Saint Leo has a really good The final two games of the for the game, as the two teams book 3-pointer right before the ter basketball team today,” said The loss dropped the Flames offensive lineup,” said the Lee weekend series were played as found themselves tied at 15 buzzer, to cut the deficit to two Coach Bubba Smith. “We could to 9-15 overall and 5-13 in con- skipper. “Jumpei gave us a part of a doubleheader on points after 10 minutes. points. not get the big stops down the ference play. Mississippi quality start and was able to Saturday. Chattanooga State outshot Three Lady Cougars were stretch and struggled to get College broke a 10-game losing Cleveland State 27-18 in the honored after the game for rebounds in the second half. streak and improved to 5-17 second quarter to take a 42-33 sophomore recognition night, While I thought we battled for and 2-12 in league play. lead into halftime. Catherine Davis, Butler and 40 minutes in losses to “We want to return home and Unwilling to just roll over, the Hollinger. Huntsville and Delta State, I give it our best effort against Youth All-Star Lady Cougars battled back in The Lady Cougars play one didn’t feel like we gave it our West Alabama next Thursday From Page 18 the third quarter to cut their final game at home this season, best effort today. It was a very and West Georgia on Saturday. deficit to just six points, 54-48. hosting Roane State on physical game and I thought we We want our seniors to go out The fourth quarter proved to Wednesday at 5:30 p.m. crowd to Schuh at 6:30. Thirty ment of all competition winners, missed a lot of opportunities to that way,” noted the coach. minutes later, the All-Star games most valuable players selected will begin. The games continue by All-Star coaches, coach of the Sunday morning at 8 a.m., with year awards for all divisions and the final game being played at plaques presented to all champi- 9:15 p.m. onship teams. Title A church service with Phil More information about the From Page 17 Pippenger will be held, and free Bradley County Youth biscuits and jelly, as well as cof- Basketball All-Stars can be on fee and drinks will be provided their Facebook page, next week.” dig deep today. We had to find ist and we expect big things of “At this time of the year you by Cracker Barrel. https://www.facebook.com/Bra Cleveland heavyweight Titus some stuff from within ourself him this coming week too, along have to be selfish and focus on The concluding awards cere- dleyCountyYouthBasketballAllst Swafford was able to clinch the that I was not sure we had. I with Dillon Clark (145).” yourself,” Smith said. “In mony will include: an announce- ars/. 14th state tournament spot in saw some guys scrapping and A trip to Franklin this week Franklin we want all the team the last match before the region clawing today.” will give Cleveland and Bradley points we can get, and we want championships began. Cleveland’s champions were: chances to tie or top the most our guys as high up on the “Since we did not win the Bryce Pond (120), Cody individual state champions in podium as possible.” state duals tournament we Mathews (138), Dylan Jones the history of the elite programs. Region 4-AAA Team Points Hoopsters 1. Bradley Central 220.5 wanted all 14 to qualify for (170), Jack Hicks (182). Pond’s The Bears all-time high is five 2. Cleveland 215.5 From Page 18 state,” Swafford said. “It has 2-1 overtime decision, which he and they will send 13 to 3. Soddy-Daisy 146.0 4. East Hamilton 91.5 been our goal since the start of won by escape over Bradley’s Franklin, while the Blue Raiders’ 5. Walker Valley 69.0 the season. This is big for our Trey Hicks, was awarded the most is three and they will send 6. Rhea Co. 41.0 45-28 margin, including 20 off seven rebounds. 7. Ooltewah 33.0 the offensive glass. Senior Emma Kate Brown col- program. Knowing I was the one best match of the tournament. all 14. 8. McMinn Co. 32.5 to clinch all 14, my heart was Hicks took the top spot on the The hosts also had 20 assists lected four points, four helps, pounding and I just went out podium with a pin 27 seconds on 30 made baskets, plus three caroms and a couple of there and fought really hard.” in to his match with Bradley’s turned the ball over just 13 steals in the victory. Bradley Central’s region Ed Elkins. Jones toughed out a times, compared to 31 for the Madalyn Mills topped the Lady champions include: T.J. Hicks last-minute 7-6 decision over Senior visitors. Owl effort with 10 points. (113), Ryan McElhaney (120), Soddy-Daisy’s Hayden Maynor. From Page 18 Along with Howard’s impres- Knox Fuller (145), Austin “Now, it is time to go win a sive night, that included 13-of- GAME SUMMARIES Mathews (152), Caleb Adkins bunch of matches next week,” never questioned their will to GAME SUMMARIES 19 shooting from the field and 3- GIRLS BOYS Ooltewah 2 9 6 10 — 27 (160), Kevin Gentry (195). Fuller, Bosken said. “We want to bring win or competitiveness,” East Hamilton 8 9 8 5 — 30 for-4 at the free throw line, a trio Bradley Central 26 24 24 9 — 83 a three-time state champion, back some hardware.” Williams said. “They are going to Walker Valley 10 12 8 19 — 49 of Bearettes — Halle Hughes, LADY OWLS (27) — Madalyn Mills 10, Poland 5, LADY HURRICANES (30) — Madison Hayes 14, Swafford 5, Lemon 4, Patterson 2, Cline 1, took home the best wrestler Walker Valley sent two play hard and give you every- Zeh 8, Gray 4, Scott 2, LaBoo 1, Lacy 1, Wood, Sydney Morgan, Kimia Carter — Kilgore, Wardlaw, Collake, Truman. Suttles, Johnson, Petitt, Abernathy. BEARETTES (83) — Rhyne Howard 33, Halle award and landed an impressive wrestlers to the finals and thing they have every night.” netted 10 points apiece. Hughes 10, Kimia Carter 10, Sydney Morgan 10, LADY MUSTANGS (49) — Kaley Walker 14, Abbey Celebrating her 18th birthday, 17-1 technical fall over the Chandler Davis came away with DaVae Hughley led East Davis 12, Macey Clark 12, Lay 5, Jones 2, Gibson 2, Walker 9, Brown 4, Mayo 4, K. Hughes 2, Trojans’ Tony Wilson in the a 7-2 decision over East Hamilton with 11 points. Tucker 1, Anderson 1, Kile, Baker, Fowler. Hughes moved into 13th place Lombard 1, McRee, Roberts, Koger, Reuter, region championship clash. Hamilton’s Te’Nario Thomas for The victory for the Mustangs 3-point goals: Walker Valley 7 (Walker 4, Clark 3); on the Bearette all-time scoring Davis, Hullender. East Hamilton 3 (Zeh 2, Hayes). 3-POINTERS: Ooltewah 1 (Mills); Bradley 8 Hicks took a 3-1 decision in the top spot at 106. Mikel avenged an 81-75 loss in over- Free throws: Walker Valley 15-of-19; East Hamilton list with 1,735 points, passing (Howard 4, Morgan 2, H. Hughes, Mayo). the championship over Gregory fell 5-3 in a narrow time to the Hurricanes Jan. 13. 10-of-17. Martha (Montgomery) Frazier FREE THROWS: Ooltewah 4-of-10; Bradley 15- Records: Walker Valley 16-10, 8-4 District 5-AAA; of-23. Cleveland’s Garrett Bowers, who defeat to Bradley’s Caleb Adkins Walker Valley will take on East Hamilton 15-12, 9-3 District 5-AAA. (Class of 1967) who had 1,730. RECORDS: Ooltewah 6-18, 1-11 District 5-AAA; is the only wrestler to have at 160. McMinn County next Friday, GIRLS She is now 106 points behind Bradley 26-0, 12-0 District 5-AAA. East Hamilton 8 13 9 15 — 45 Jane Brock (Class of 1966) who defeated the two-time state The Mustangs finished fifth who they have beaten 73-67 Walker Valley 17 16 22 6 — 61 BOYS champion this season. with 69 points behind East (Dec. 6), 71-46 (Dec. 21) and 59- HURRICANES (45) — DaVae Hughley 11, Williams netted 1,841. Hughes, who had Ooltewah 7 14 18 12 — 51 McElhaney also took a hard- Hamilton, who had 91.5. 52 (Jan. 20). 8, Randolph 7, Wilson 5, Fager 4, Montgomery 3, been in bed sick for several days Bradley Central 16 16 11 12 — 55 Hammett 3, Pasley 2, Schramm 2, Wingard. OWLS (51) — Omari Kendricks 17, Torey Morgan fought 9-7 decision over No. 1 “I think both of those guys are “We have a tough challenge on MUSTANGS(61) — Kolten Gibson 17, Bryce this week, swiped five steals in 10, Chambers 9, McReynolds 6, Smith 4, Henry ranked wrestler Colton Landers, definitely capable of a state Friday in McMinn. We have Nunnelly 16, Eslinger 10, Melton 5, Murphy 5, Friday’s victory. 3, Taylor 2, Tucker, Braden, Walker. Zakkas 4, Johnson 3, Westfield, Swafford, Duke, BEARS (55) — Cole Copeland 24, John Brown who he has taken two of three championship,” Mustang head played them three times this Munck. Morgan and Carter both 10, Beavers 7, Elrod 6, Cartwright 4, Duggan 2, 3-point goals: Walker Valley 2 (Clark, Walker); East Clark 2. from this season. coach Alan Morris said. year and the last one was really dished off a trio of assists in just 3-POINTERS: Ooltewah 4 (Kendricks 3, Henry); Hamilton 5 (Moon 2, Hayes, Gray, Zeh). over 13 minutes of playing time. “I am proud of our team for “Chandler has been a leader this close at their place. They have a Free throws: Walker Valley 10-of-12; East Hamilton Bradley 4 (Copeland 3, Beavers). sticking in there and gutting year silently and goes out there talented offensive player in 8-of-11. Freshman Anna Walker came FREE THROWS: Ooltewah 5-of-10; Bradley 9-of- this region championship out,” and gives it his all every time. (Taurean) Jones. It will be a Records: Walker Valley 16-10, 7-5 District 5-AAA; off the Bearette bench to help 12. East Hamilton 20-9, 9-3 District 5-AAA. RECORDS: Ooltewah 7-14, 2-10 District 5-AAA; coach Smith said. “We had to Mikel is a returning state medal- tough challenge.” out with nine points and cleared Bradley 16-8, 9-3 District 5-AAA.

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Source: Morningstar. www.edwardjones.com Member SIPC Financial Advisor Financial Advisor Financial Advisor Financial Advisor Financial Advisor Financial Advisor 2080 Chambliss 3858 Candies 112 Stuart Financial Advisor 3575 Keith Edward ones 230 1596 Clingan Ave. NW, Creek Ln. Rd. NE, 1053 Peerless St. NW J N. Ocoee St. Ridge Dr. Suite 1 Suite C Farmland Corner Crossing Suite 201 MAKING SENSE OF INVESTING 476-9143 476-0162 472-6814 476-3320 476-4325 339-2885 476-0190 26—Cleveland Daily Banner—Sunday, February 12, 2017 www.clevelandbanner.com Cats at the Westminster dog show? Sort of, in a first NEW YORK (AP) — Dogs from ed her terrier mix, Molly, in petite papillons to muscular Westminster’s agility contest. Rottweilers showed off their But others tipped their hats to four-footed agility Saturday at the cats that were padding and the Westminster Kennel Club prowling around their own dog show, tackling obstacles course, most of them trying the from hurdles to tunnels. And sport for the first time. next door, so did some decided- “Good for them,” said Tina ly rare breeds for the Ackerman of Goffstown, New Westminster world: Hampshire, who handled her Cats. bichon frise, Bubba Watson. For the first time, felines “There’s no way we could ever sidled up to the nation’s pre- have trained any of our cats to mier dog show, as part of an do agility.” informational companion event Bemisu, a 1-year-old sphynx showcasing various breeds of cat nicknamed Misha, had both species. It included a cat never tried the sport before agility demonstration contest, Saturday. But within a half- while more than 300 of the hour, she was following owner nation’s top agility dogs vied in Blake Gipson’s toy-dangling a more formal competition. signals to hop through hoops It didn’t exactly mean there and run through a mesh tunnel were cats in the 140-year-old — so well that she bested AP Photo/mary Altaffer dog show, but it came close about 30 other cats to win. D'ArtAgnAn, a Bergamasco shepherd from Easton, Conn., is AP Photo/mary Altaffer seen during the meet the breeds companion event to the enough to prompt some “I had no idea she would uno, an American shorthaired cat, from Trenton, N.J., is seen dur- “what?!” and waggish alarm learn so fast,” said Gipson, Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show, Saturday in New York. about a breakdown in the ani- whose nearly hairless, down- ing the meet the breeds companion event to the Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show, Saturday in New York. mal social order. Some Twitter covered cats share his Denver “I keep telling my husband to Saturday’s agility demonstra- users have portrayed the devel- home with a pit bull. “She’s try it — because he’s a cat tions. A former trainer of dogs opment as a sign of impending smarter than I ever gave her lover,” said Lembo, of West for field trials, she helped cat-astrophe. A satirical credit for.” cat camps. In fact, a 2011 CBS to be “afraid of everything,” Milford, New Jersey. organize cat agility as a sport Chicago Tribune column If Saturday’s “Meet the News poll found that 23 per- even being in a car, owner As every cat owner who has in 2003, largely with the goal of declared that “we can’t just let Breeds” event — sponsored by cent of American pet owners Robin Lembo said. She started watched his pet walk along a getting people to play more cats start racing across the Westminster, the American have both a dog and a cat. training Lonnie in obedience railing knows, feats of agility with their cats. borders of traditional dog Kennel Club and The Agility is increasingly popular and then agility to build her come naturally to many felines. “People think cats are soli- events.” International Cat Association — for both species, seen as a way confidence. Now, the 8-year-old But training? A cat? tary — they aren’t,” said Even some Westminster com- gave felines their first chance to give the animals activity and dog is so outgoing that she It’s easier than many people Shields, of Albuquerque, New petitors found the juxtaposition to share Westminster’s spot- strengthen the bond between eagerly ran the agility course in think, though cats are often Mexico, noting that wild cats jarring — or “so weird,” in the light, it also illustrated that pets and their people. front of crowds Saturday. more motivated by chasing toys often form colonies. “You can words of Hannah Naiburg of there’s plenty of everyday Lonnie, a mixed-breed dog And Lembo is all for cats get- than getting treats, said Vickie do stuff with them, too — it’s Milford, Connecticut, who guid- crossover between the dog and born in an animal shelter, used ting into the agility act. Shields, who oversaw not just dogs.”

A FAmIly thIng: Product recalls The Associated Press p.m. ET Monday through Friday or visit www.la-z-boy.com and A recall for overheating laptop click on the “Recall” button at the batteries made by Panasonic was bottom of the page. Don’t mess with political dads and daughters expanded this week. Other recalled consumer products TOY WANDS WASHINGTON (AP) — After had existed in those days, include Laz-Z-Boy chairs. DETAILS: Light-spinner wands Nordstrom dropped Ivanka would Harry Truman have with lot numbers 954544 and Trump’s fashion line, President tweeted the critic instead of LAPTOP BATTERIES 954603 imprinted on the bottom Donald Trump quickly tweeted writing a letter?” DETAILS: This expanded recall of the toy. The light-spinner his disapproval. A day later, the More recently, President Bill involves Panasonic lithium-ion wands have either Mickey Mouse president was the target of Clinton defended his family’s battery packs installed in 18 or Minnie Mouse at the top. The venom from Meghan McCain, decision to send his daughter, models of Sony’s VAIO Series lap- Mickey Mouse wands are yellow, angry over Trump’s criticism of Chelsea Clinton, to a private top computers. Sony has expand- red and black. The Minnie Mouse her father, Arizona Sen. John school while he was in the ed the number of affected battery wands are pink, white and blue. McCain. White House. packs under this recall. The bat- The wands measure about 18 Different circumstances, the At a town hall meeting in tery packs may have come with inches tall. They were sold at same lesson: Don’t mess with 1993, Clinton said his daughter certain VAIO E Series personal Disney On Ice and Disney Live political dads and their daugh- was “not a public figure. He computers released in February shows from October 2016 ters. continued that “she does not 2013, or may have been installed through November 2016. For Trump, getting involved like getting a lot of publicity. in some VAIO computers during WHY: The top component can in the Nordstrom situation was- And frankly, she has more pri- repair. They were sold at Best detach and expose an eight inch n’t without risk. His tweet that vacy and more control over her Buy, Sony retail stores, other metal rod, posing an injury haz- Ivanka had been treated “so destiny where she is than she consumer electronic stores ard to young children. unfairly” — later retweeted from would if she were at the public nationwide and online at INCIDENTS: None reported. the official presidential account school that she was also inter- www.store.sony.com and other HOW MANY: 30,100. — drew the ire of ethics experts ested in attending.” websites from February 2013 F0R MORE: Call Feld who questioned the use of his Several years later, Chelsea through October 2013 as part of Entertainment at 800-755-1530 platform to comment on a fami- Clinton gave a silent show of Sony VAIO laptops. Panasonic or 703-448-3683 from 9 a.m. to 5 ly business. support for her father when, at battery packs included in this p.m. ET Monday through Friday, But when it comes to his the height of her parents’ pub- recall have model number VGP- send email to [email protected] kids, Trump is known to be lic marital problems in 1998, BPS26 and part numbers 1-853- or visit protective. she was photographed walking 237-11 and 1-853-237-21 printed www.feldentertainment.com and Ivanka Trump has not pub- AP Photo/Evan vucci, File between them holding both of on the back of the battery pack. click “Press Room” for a Feb. 9 licly commented on the situa- In thIS FIlE Photo, President Donald Trump and his daughter their hands. To many, it looked Recalled model numbers for the news release. tion. A person close to her said Ivanka walk to board Marine One on the South Lawn of the White as though she was holding the Sony VAIO laptop computer can she did not ask him to do this House in Washington. President Donald Trump this week risked bad family together. be found at SARGENTO CHEESE and she is staying out of it At other times, presidents https://www.cpsc.gov/Recalls/20 Wisconsin-based cheesemaker because she takes seriously her headlines and fresh ethics woes to defend his daughter Ivanka, and have supported their daugh- her brand, from bad publicity. Hours later, he found the tables turned 17/Sony-Expands-Recall-of- Sargento Foods Inc. is recalling a pledge to separate from her busi- ters more silently. When Jenna VAIO-Laptop-Computer-Battery- specialty cheese because of possi- ness. when Meghan McCain took to Twitter to defend her dad from Trump's and Barbara Bush drew some Packs ble bacterial contamination. The president reiterated his taunts. The lesson: Don't come between a political dad and his unwanted headlines for under- WHY: The lithium-ion battery Deutsch Kase Haus, LLC of support for his daughter in daughter. age drinking during his time in packs can overheat, posing burn Middlebury, Indiana, notified another tweet Saturday. the White House, President and fire hazards. Sargento that it supplied the “I am so proud of my daughter military mission in Yemen was less than favorable review of George W. Bush did not weigh INCIDENTS: None reported. company with a Longhorn Colby Ivanka,” he wrote. “To be abused a success. one of Margaret Truman’s con- in publicly. HOW MANY: About 700. In cheese that may be contaminated and treated so badly by the The senator did not weigh in, certs. These family political bonds addition, about 1,700 units were with Listeria monocyctogenes. No media, and to still hold her head but his daughter tweeted: After the concert, Paul Hume sometimes even extend to furry previously recalled on June 15, illnesses have been reported. so high, is truly wonderful!” “Trump has never served. My wrote that she “cannot sing friends. 2016. The recalled products are 6.84- The Trumps weren’t the only father can’t bend one of his very well.” Truman responded In 1944, President Franklin F0R MORE: Call Sony ounce packages of Sargento Ultra father-daughter duo showing knees or lift one of his arms by sending a note to him on Delano Roosevelt made a cam- Electronics at 888-476-6988 from Thin Sliced Longhorn Colby with support this past week. above his head. I am done with White House stationery, dated paign speech that touched off a 8 a.m. to 12 a.m. ET Monday sell-by dates of April 12 and May Meghan McCain sprang to this today.” Dec. 6, 1950, calling it a “lousy Republican attack that he had through Friday or 9 a.m. to 8 10, 2017, and 8-ounce packages her father’s defense after These are just the latest review.” He added: “Some day I sent a Navy destroyer to pick p.m. ET Saturday and Sunday or of Sargento Chef Blends Trump slammed the examples of political families hope to meet you. When that up his dog Fala in the Aleutian visit www.sony.com , click on Shredded Nacho & Taco Cheese Republican lawmaker on fighting for each other. happens you’ll need a new Islands. “Support” and then “Support Ale with sell-by dates of June 14 and Twitter. The president accused Before Twitter was available, nose, a lot of beefsteak for “I am accustomed to hearing July 12, 2017. McCain, a decorated veteran President Harry Truman black eyes, and perhaps a sup- malicious falsehoods about LA-Z-BOY CHAIRS The products were packaged at and former prisoner of war, of backed his daughter the old- porter below!” myself,” Roosevelt said. “But I DETAILS: Power supplies sold the Sargento plant in Plymouth, emboldening the enemy for dis- fashioned way. Truman sent an Katherine Jellison, head of think I have a right to resent, with Gold Series electric Lift Wisconsin, and were distributed puting the administration’s angry letter to a Washington the history department at Ohio to object to libelous statements Chairs, the Clayton Luxury-Lift nationwide. insistence that a deadly U.S. Post music critic who wrote a University, asked: “If Twitter about my dog.” (Model 1HL562) and Power Lift Sargento also recalled some (Model 1ML562), and Luxury-Lift products that were packaged on (Models 1LF505 and 1LF819). the same line as the affected They were also part of conversion cheese. No other Sargento prod- kits for older lift chairs with ucts are affected. Models 1LL320, 1LL508, 1LL515, https://info.sargento.com/ 1LM320, 1LM508 and 1LM515. The power supply enables the AmISH CLASSIC COLBY chair’s seat to lift a consumer The Tennessee Department of from a seated into a standing Agriculture says the manufactur- position. Only power supplies er of Amish Classic Colby deli with LOT #150113 are included horn cheese has recalled several in this recall. The model name, lot numbers and instructed model number and lot number wholesalers and retailers to stop are printed on the back of the selling their stock. power supply. They were sold at The action comes after the La-Z-Boy Furniture Galleries and Agriculture Department discov- independent furniture stores ered listeria monocytogenes in a nationwide and online at la-z- sample of the cheese from a store boy.com from September 2015 in Trenton. through November 2016. The product sold as sliced deli WHY: The lift chair’s power cheese and has item number supply cover can crack within the 55209. The manufacturer is screw housing and break, caus- recalling lot numbers 110316V02, ing the cover to detach and 110316V03 and 110316V04. The exposing the power supply’s elec- company is also removing pack- trical components, posing a aged Amish Classic Colby Cheese shock hazard. with item numbers 55241 and INCIDENTS: None reported. 55245 cut from the suspect AP Photo/J. Scott Applewhite, File HOW MANY: About 2,500 in 55209 product. Meijer’s Colby- AP Photo/William J. Smith In thIS Aug. 18, 1998 file photo, President Bill Clinton, daugh- jack deli horn lot number ter Chelsea and first lady Hillary Rodham Clinton walk with their the U.S. and about 210 were sold In thIS nov. 5, 1946 file photo, President Harry S Truman drops in Canada. 110316V08 and Meijer’s Colby his ballot in a box while his daughter Margaret awaits her turn to vote Labrador "Buddy" to board Marine One on the South Lawn of the F0R MORE: Call La-Z-Boy at deli horn lot number 110216V05 in Independence, Mo. White House in Washington. 855-592-9087 from 9 a.m. to 5 are part of the recall. www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Sunday, February 12, 2017— 27 Sunday Saralyn Norkus Business writer February 12, Phone 472-5041 or fax 614-6529 2017 [email protected] Business Rebel Drive In ready to celebrate grand reopening

By SARALYN NORKUS In honor of the grand re-open- Riddle declared. make it. I always want to keep to Banner Staff Writer ing festivities, Lecea, who has His wife, a lifelong Clevelander, what is true to the original Rebel.” quite an extensive culinary inspired Lecea to undertake the According to the husband-and- A piece of Cleveland’s restau- resume, will be offering some revitalization of the Rebel. wife team, Bryant still frequently rant history has been restored to deals that fit with the Valentine’s “It’s important to me and very stops by to get Lottaburgers. its former glory. Day holiday. The breakfast important to her; she’s a local This is not Lecea and Riddle’s After taking over the Rebel crowd can enjoy the Rebel’s sig- who has been here all of her life,” first foray in the historic restau- Drive In this past September, nature biscuits and gravy with a he explained. rant business, as the pair also owner/chef Martin Lecea is ready buy one, get half off deal, while Rebel Drive In purists, fear not: owns The Spot in downtown to make things official with a those coming in for lunch can The gravy and the Lottaburger Cleveland. grand re-opening celebration this purchase one Lottaburger plate sauce are made from the same Riddle spends her time manag- Tuesday. and get a second one for half off. recipes that began with the ing The Spot, while Lecea handles “The thing is to keep the old The South Lee Highway restau- Bryant family in the 1960s. operations at the Rebel. restaurants of Cleveland going. rant is open from 6 a.m. to 2 “This place is known for the Both Lecea and Riddle added You have all these chains coming p.m., and closed on Sundays gravy and the Lottaburger,” Lecea that you’re hard pressed to find a in, but there’s always that restau- and Mondays. declared. Cleveland area native who does rant in town that has always been Originally opening in 1964, the “The gravy is something that’s not have a memory or story from there,” Lecea commented. Rebel Drive In Restaurant has been handed down for genera- the Rebel or The Spot. “I love the history of Cleveland been quite the historic fixture in tions, and that’s what most peo- “Right now, these are our two and the nostalgia. As a chef, you Cleveland. After going through ple talk about getting here, the (restaurants) and I love them. It’s don’t turn down opportunities some ups and downs, the famed gravy and biscuits. I’ve been a a great feeling to have these two like this. Cleveland is a beautiful diner has been restored to its for- chef for over 30 years and I’ve historic restaurants in town and the people are beautiful, mer glory by Lecea and his wife, never had a gravy like it’s made Cleveland,” Lecea said. “It’s an Banner photo, SARALYN NORKUS and I want to help keep the histo- Paula Riddle. here. Chip (Bryant) spent two honor, and I’ll hold these restau- FANS OF the Rebel will be pleased to know that Martin Lecea is ry of Cleveland alive.” “It was a great group effort,” hours with us, showing us how to rants to the highest integrity.” using the Bryants’ original gravy recipe. Melton returns to her banking roots

Special to the Banner and we have an upper management here we can go to if we need Diannia Melton’s banking assistance.” career is right back where it Jennifer Pennell-Aslinger, started, so to speak. Andrew Johnson Bank’s Her recent move to Andrew Operations Manager said, “I’m Johnson Bank as a teller/cus- thrilled to have someone with her tomer service representative has experience, her willingness to placed her back in the same help others and to help the com- building she worked during her munity here joining our staff.” first banking job. The move marked another Back then, the current Andrew reunion for Melton. She previous- Johnson Bank location at 555 ly worked with Andrew Johnson North Ocoee St., was Cherokee Bank Senior Vice President Mike Valley Bank. Thomasson when they both were Melton joined Andrew Johnson at Bank of Cleveland in the early Bank on Jan. 4 as a teller/cus- 1990s. tomer service representative. She spent 17 years at First “Andrew Johnson has more of Citizens Bank, and continued on the hometown feeling,” Melton with BB&T following the merger said. “Decisions are made here, of the two banks.

Banner photo, SARALYN NORKUS Banner photo, SARALYN NORKUS MARTIN LECEA and wife Paula Riddle also own The Spot, anoth- MARTIN LECEA dishes up some of the Rebel Drive In’s signature er historic Cleveland eatery. From left are Riddle and The Spot head gravy. cook Alyssa McCarter.

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BY PATRICK MacCOON wrestling shape he has ever “I was scared and weak, I the championships Saturday, Banner Sports Writer been. “Now, I just want to pin thought, to start off as a fresh- the moment quite possibly will everybody, get the most points man,” Fuller said. “As the sea- be his final and most memo- The ‘baby faced assassin’ is possible for my team and go out son went on I just did not lose rable. on the move again and eager to on top with one more champi- much. That is when my goals “Knox is not the guy who pin anyone who comes in his onship.” started evolving into I can be a needs or wants special recogni- way as the Bradley Central Even though those close to four-time state champ. I tion, which is a part of what wrestling program eyes its sec- the wrestling scene would bet on thought it would be cool to be makes him special,” Smith said. ond state championship this another state championship for up on the wall with all of these “He will get a four instead of a season. Fuller, the intensity level and great names all while helping three on his plaque senior night. When the TSSAA Class AAA dedication he has shown in my team.” For his name to be mentioned in Traditional State preparing for a chance at a Fuller earned All-American the same breath of the greats Championships begin this unique four-peat is just part of status his junior year at the who have come through this Thursday in Franklin, senior his DNA. FloNationals in Indiana, Pa. with program is something you can stalwart Knox Fuller will also be There is no ego, bravado, or a 6-2 record and as a freshman not put a value on.” gunning for his fourth individual cockiness about Bradley’s leader with a sixth-place finish in the With only 13 wrestlers in state title. in the ring. Instead he is just as NHSCA Nationals in Virginia state history to win four or five An extremely rare feat only eager to wrestle as when he was Beach. individual state championships, accomplished by the late Bear an unproven freshman. With a final chapter still to Fuller could very well become legend Matt Keller for the state’s “A lot of kids who are expect- add to his golden storybook, the third Bradley County most decorated program, which ed to win a fourth state title will Fuller has already proven he wrestler to join the list along has 25 state wrestling titles and back off the throttle because belongs among the Bradley and with Keller (1999-02) and two more than the next closest they think it is a given,” Smith state greats to his coach, who Cleveland’s Chris DeBien (2012- in Father Ryan. stated. “However, every time has been a part of the Bradley 15). “There are a lot of good Knox comes to practice, he wrestling program for more than “The standard for Bradley wrestlers out there who are fair- practices as hard as the first- two decades. wrestling excellence was set by ly similar when it comes to skill year wrestler that is a freshman “Those guys who had that Matt Keller,” added Smith, level,” Bradley head coach Ben eager to get wrestling time. That ability to flip the switch are your whose team wears practice Smith said. “The difference with Banner photo, JOE CANNON is special and he brings it on his KNOX FULLER advanced to yet another Class AAA state tourna- Matt Keller’s, Quinn Gibson’s, shirts with Keller’s saying “Train great and elite competitors is good and bad days.” Sean Cordell’s, David to Dominate.” between the ears. Knox has a Fuller, the grandson of a ment this past weekend along with 12 others for Bradley Central. Graham’s,” coach Smith said, “Everything is in place for killer mentality and instinct on Bradley football legend Louie Fuller is 151-4 in his career and hopes to win a fourth state champi- who graduated in 1999 after a Knox to follow in the footsteps of the mat that he can turn off and Alford, first began wrestling onship in Franklin this week. The 145-pounder is 42-0 this season strong wrestling career with the Matt and become one of this on when he needs to.” when he was just a kindergart- and has been accepted to West Point choosing to wrestle for Army Bears. “Knox belongs in that program’s greats.” Despite already reaching a ner. Great success would follow over a conventional college. same category as those guys level above the rest of his com- just as it did for Alford, who and is one of the best this pro- petition the past three seasons, played for the 1959 undefeated off this room. I feel like the 2:47. gram has ever seen.” the future Division-I wrestler for Bears and was the head coach Bradley tradition is in this room “I was confident once we saw Fuller’s higher standard for the Army Black Knights has for the program’s second state even though it’s only been here them in the state finals we not only his wrestling, but his Duda raised the bar for even himself football championship and since 2001. When I am in here, would find revenge,” Fuller said. academics will also help him this season. fourth undefeated team in 1976. I feel like I should give my all for “I feel like coach (Ben) Smith when he graduates and attends From Page 17 After winning gold at the 120, After wrestling from third to the Bradley wrestlers of the and the coaches here do a really West Point, N.Y. 126 and 138-pound classes, sixth grade in the Cleveland past, those to come and for my great job of peaking us at the “It was really either UTC or The Flying Fleet picked up 18 Fuller has fared exceptionally kids club he came to Bradley teammates.” right time. We are healthy and Army,” the fearless wrestler groundballs while the Lady well at 145 this season. Central and gave much credit to While adversity in terms of feel like we are in our best said. “I felt like that was a great Flames had eight, six coming in Wrestling with great determina- coach (Ryan) Ensminger for personal losses has not hit wrestling form at the most place when I went up there for the second half of play. Erskine tion and pride for the state’s finding great success on the mat Fuller this season, it is not to important time of the season.” my college career because they outshot Lee, 35-24. first-ranked program, he is cur- in eighth grade. say he has not battled some Fuller lost one of the first are so strict. They make sure "It was great to get first blood rently 42-0 overall. There has never been a short- demons with his team. matches of his career as a fresh- you stick to the right path.” on the opening goal and that was The two-time All-American age of pride for Fuller in his Two hard-fought one-point man, but quickly found his form The opportunity to wrestle a very encouraging sign. I look wrestler is driven to keep his sport or for Bradley Central, losses to archrival Cleveland in after learning how to handle even after college was a big rea- forward to seeing us continue to first ever undefeated season where wrestling legends abound. the regular season ended with defeat. son why he chose Army. compete and get better as the mark intact all the way to the It is a program where signatures last match pins. Instead of let- His first individual champi- “If I do decide to wrestle inter- season moves on," Wadley con- final podium in the Williamson and motivational quotes from ting the pain mount from falling onship is his only state title via nationally after college they have cluded. County Expo Center. His career Division-I All-Americans, to another perennial power, a pin, as he took down a great program for that called Lee will visit the University of prep record is a dominant 151- Olympic medalists and coaching group effort helped avenge the Cookeville’s Murphy Elkins at the WCAP (World Class Athlete Indianapolis next Saturday in its 4. legends are scribed on the wall loss in the state duals champi- the 2:47 mark. His second state Program for Military Athletes),” very first road contest. The open- “My conditioning is really high inside the practice facility. onship meet. championship was an emotional Fuller added. “They pay you to ing draw is scheduled for 1 p.m. right now and I have not had to “You walk in to this great The Bears won their 14th win over long-time friend Colton wrestle and that is your service The Lady Flames return home on cut a bunch of weight this sea- practice facility and you see duals championship with a 35- Landers of Cleveland in a 3-2 in the Army. There are a lot of Feb. 22 as they open Gulf South son, so I have a ton of energy,” Character, Pride and Intensity 24 win over the Blue Raiders decision and then a tight 2-1 good wrestlers doing that.” Conference play with the defend- said Fuller, who considers him- on the wall too,” Fuller said. “I Feb. 4, as Fuller helped the decision over Tennessee High’s If Fuller is able to attain his ing league champions, Young self to be in the strongest don’t feed off those words, I feed cause with a first round pin at Dewey Pendley last season. fourth state championship in Harris College, at 4 p.m. Bender Realty 2016 Awards 425 25th Street, NW • (423) 472-2173

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Adding romance to a relationship What Clevelanders say and what experts say about romance

By WILLIAM WRIGHT Lifestyles Editor Romance starts out as a big priority in most new relation- OCOEE ThEATrE GuiLD is ships, but for many couples it sponsoring a comedy about becomes the first casualty of a online dating called i <3 u long relationship. Some try to (defined as “i less than three rekindle the romance by giving u”) which is continuing Feb. special gifts on certain days, like 17-18 at 7:30 p.m., at The Valentine’s Day. Others try to Venue Creekside on Inman make every day special by offer- Street in Cleveland. Buy tickets ing small romantic gestures to now online at ocoeethe- their mate. Then there are those atreguild.com or at the Venue who watch the fire go out of their one hour before each perform- relationship, doing nothing, until ance. Call 472-8896 for more they feel like strangers. information. Experts offer many suggestions ______on how to introduce or rekindle the romance in a relationship. AThENS COmmuNiTy What constitutes romance in one ThEATrE presents its winter relationship, however, is not nec- 2017 musical production — essarly the same in another. “Roald Dahl’s Willy Wonka” — Many individuals in Cleveland Feb. 16-26 in the Sue E. gave different answers when Trotter Theater at The Arts asked to share their opinions Center in Athens. about romance. Some said Performances are Feb.16, 17, romance is for newlyweds. Others 18, 23, 24 and 25 at 7 p.m., felt romance could be reduced to and matinees on Feb. 19 and a single act of passion. 26 at 2 p.m. Tickets are avail- Abby Hayden said, “My idea of able online at athensartscoun- romance is quality time. It cil.org, by phone at 423-745- doesn’t matter what we’re doing 8781, or in person at The Arts — we can be doing the dishes Center, 320 N. White St., together or if I mention some- Athens, Tennessee. For more thing in passing that I would like information, contact The Arts or a movie I would like to see, Contributed photos Center at 423-745-8781. and he randomly picks it up — ROMANCE means different things to different people, as seen when Clevelanders shared their thoughts on connecting through the lan- ——— that is romantic to me! guage of love. Above left, John and Betty Scott, married more than six decades, find sincere compliments and being cozy together keeps ThE ETOwAh ArTS Handwritten letters and hand- their definition of romance alive. Above right, Rob and Ashley Alderman are an affectionate couple conscious of deliberately being kind to COmmiSSiON announces its written cards are also romantic. upcoming exhibit “Everything each other in ways that they say naturally ignite feelings of romance. Below, April Pearson, who is single, said spontaneity and receiving a That’s a big one for me.” gift given from the heart is what touches her own heart in a relationship. Country, Paintings by Claudia John and Betty Scott, married Walker” through March 31 in for 61 years, said it’s the little the Nancy Cantrell Dender things that make a big difference put love into it, that’s romantic. kitchen counter,” she said. “Sit Gallery, 700 Tennessee Ave., in their marriage. Flowers on Valentine’s Day is not beside her as you watch televi- Etowah. “I tell her how pretty she is, romantic to me. I’m more of a sion, entertain guests, read, talk ——— how much I appreciate her and ‘pick-flowers-up-on-Tuesdays’ or listen to music. A psychologist AThENS COmmuNiTy what she means to me. I tell her kind of person — just out of once told me that a couple’s ThEATrE announces audi- everyday,” John said. “That’s the nowhere — because you’re think- physical distance implies the tions for the spring 2017 pro- kind of romance we share. We ing of me, instead of level of their emotion- duction of John Steinbeck’s “Of laugh, we enjoy life together and Valentine’s Day.” al distance. He Mice and Men,” on Feb. 27 and we talk nice to each other. We As romantic also said that 28 at 6:30 p.m. at The Arts never argue. We have that kind of as Valentine’s couples who Center. Show dates for “Of Mice romance.” Day appears, routinely sit and Men” are April 21-29, April Pearson said, “In my there’s no need beside each 2017. opinion, what makes Valentine’s to wait for a spe- other are likely ——— Day romantic is when your man cial occasion to to be more JOiN iN ThE ACTiViTiES at just says ‘Get dressed. We’re add sizzle back affectionate in your Cleveland-Bradley County going out.’ And you don’t have to to a relation- their relation- Public Library this week: do any planning. He takes you ship, according to ship.” — During February, which is out and you have no idea what Drexel Gilbert, Gilbert, who is “Loving My Library” month, the he has planned. You don’t even author of “30 Days to happily married, library is celebrating by giving know. Better Love: A Guide for suggests “making a gifts to its patrons. All you have “Gifts are awesome, too! You Men.” conscious effort to have to do is tell them why you love can never go wrong with Tiffany’s She said men who more meaningful conver- your public library. Comment or a little blue box that says ‘I haven’t given as much atten- sations. Watch a movie boxes will be available at each love you.’ That’s what I think is tion to their significant other together and talk about why service area to enter your name romantic, when the man takes as they should can reignite the you did or didn’t like it. As in a drawing for one of many charge and you don’t have to romance at any time through you drive down the road, turn prizes featuring the “Loving my plan anything. I like that. Special simple and inexpensive actions, off the radio and ask her opinion Library” logo. homemade gifts are good too! I like giving flowers or even a sin- about something that’s important — Today the History Branch like those — something from the gle flower. to you. And the second part of & Archives building is hosting heart! It doesn’t matter if they dip “It can even be a daisy you that is really listen to what she another class in their strawberries in chocolate and draw on a piece of paper and has to say.” Genealogical Research Series at make them for you. When you leave with a sweet note on the 2:30 p.m. Email See rOmANCE, Page 30 [email protected] for more information. — Monday at 4:30 p.m., the teens gather for gaming in the Teen Zone. Feel free to bring a multi-player E-Rated game to Lisa Ximenez invents versatile new product for the ages share. For more information email teenzone@clevelandlibrary.org. pans and dishes. It can be used “I invented Bump it Off purely — The Cleveland Couponing By WILLIAM WRIGHT Lifestyles Editor on children and adults to clean out of necessity,” she explained. Club is back Monday at 6:30 and exfoliate in the shower or “I was trying to get grass stains p.m. Come on out and learn As a single working mother, while taking a bath. It can also out of my 9-year-old son’s pants. what it’s all about and check Lisa Ximenez said she is always be used to groom pets and lift pet I was scrubbing a stain that was out the Facebook group today. looking for better, faster ways to fur off upholstered furniture with — Tuesday night, the get things done around the amazing results. See XimENEZ, Page 30 Cleveland Storytelling Guild house. This time she has invent- meets at the library at 7 p.m., ed a reusable silicone sleeve that in the Community Room. fits on your hand in four different — The Book and Coffee series positions to enable you to con- will be held in the History centrate scrubbing power in the Branch Parlor Room at 10 a.m. palm of your hand or on your fin- Friday. FOLA member Tiger gertips. She calls it Bump it Off Jones will review “Alexander and it’s arrived just in time for Hamilton” by Ron Chernow. Spring cleaning and much more. This event is free to the public. “With gentle silicone bristles FOLA provides the coffee. on one side and smooth bumps — Story times are happening on the other, Bump it Off has all the time at the library. These endless cleaning applications in programs are a weekly staple in every room of the home,” she many families’ lives around the said. “I’ve been a successful community. Feel free to bring entrepreneur for the past 15 your age appropriate children to years, handling international help instill a love of reading in marketing for some of the most their hearts. 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Rob Coombs ID. Min. Ph.D. OAK RIDGE — Indigenous Vibes, culture-based entertain- Speaking on ... ment that creates positive vibra- tions using traditional West Treating children like guests African drums, will be the featured performer when the Can you imagine talking to for this discrepancy by justifying Children’s Museum of Oak Ridge guests in your home the same way that everyone treats their children hosts its annual International many parents talk to their chil- in ways they would never think of Festival on Saturday, Feb. 18. dren? treating anyone else? I don’t think Led by Obayana Ajanaku, Just imagine saying any one of so. Indigenous Vibes drummers use the following statements to a Any attempt to justify such the djembe drums to bring the guest: “Take your feet off that words or actions toward our chil- message of diversity, confidence, table!” “I can’t believe you spilled dren misses an extremely impor- unity and pride through their your milk. What a mess you have tant point, the point being that we entertainment. The festival audi- made!” “You can’t sit in that chair. ought to treat our children at least ence will be invited to participate That’s my chair. Now get out!” with the same consideration, in dancing to the drum rhythm. “You are not leaving this table kindness, gentleness, and under- The family-friendly until you finish your broccoli and standing that we treat a guest in International Festival will pres- carrots, and don’t even think for a our home. ent entertainment, crafts and minute you will get any chocolate Can you imagine how different cuisines from cultures around cake and ice cream.” the emotional climate of many the world, with musicians and “Did you take a bath, or are you homes would be if parents treated dancers on stage throughout the planning to sneak off to bed their children with the same cour- day. Children may make and dirty?” “Get in here this minute! tesy as guests? For most of us this take crafts, including African I’m counting ... one, two, three ...” would mean that attacks, criti- rain sticks, monkey masks, and “Look at me when I’m talking to cisms, bribes, and threats would castanets. The festival will be you!” “Close the door. Did you cease to be a part of our homes, from 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Feb. 18 at grow up in a barn?” “If you don’t making our responses to our chil- the Children’s Museum, 461 get your feet off that coffee table, dren radically different. West Outer Dr., Oak Ridge, with I’ll knock them off myself!” “Clean If a glass of milk is spilled, doors opening at 9:30 a.m. your room and you can watch TV rather than attacking (“I can’t Frank Murphy, 93.1 WNOX tonight.” “Can’t you do anything believe you spilled your milk. radio host, will broadcast live right?” What a mess you have made!”) from 10 a.m.-noon at the festi- When we think of treating our response would be one of val. Murphy and Gene Patterson, guests in our home like this, such understanding (“Don’t worry of CNS-Y-12, along with Kristin statements sound rather absurd, about it. We all have accidents.”) Farley and Tearsa Smith of don’t they? There are very few civ- If a child makes a mistake, WATE-TV, will share duties as ilized adults who would treat rather than criticizing (“Can’t emcees for the festival. Performers include Spice of guests in such a rude manner. you do anything right?”) there Contributed photo Sadly, some of the same adults would be compassion (“I still India Dancers, Lucia’s Arte Y MUsiCaL GUesT Obayana Ajanaku of Indigenous Vibes will create positive vibes on the djembe regularly treat their children with remember the time I made a Pasión Flamenca dancers, Meraki Greek Dancers, Japanese drums Feb. 18 at the Children’s Museum International Festival in Oak Ridge. The family-friendly festival such rudeness. mistake like that.”) will present entertainment, crafts, and cuisines from cultures around the world. In fact, with hardly a thought, If a child sits in your favorite Harp and Guitar, Scandinavian many parents treat guests with chair, rather than threatening Dancers, Argentine Tango Club, much more consideration, kind- (“You can’t sit in that chair. That’s a comedy improv group, Angela Broadway Studios and Gallery. Railroaders will operate the Ram. The Tennessee Arts ness, gentleness and understand- my chair. Now get out!”) there Floyd Dance School, and Kendo The museum’s new mascot, World of Trains exhibit. Royal Commission is also a sponsor of ing than they give own children. would be kindness (“I understand Modern Japanese Martial Arts. Charlie the Curious Bear, will be Magic Events will offer face the event. The event is free for Sometimes the contrast is so why you like that chair. It’s my National Martial Arts will present on hand throughout the event to painting and balloon animals for children 2 and under. For more great, children barely recognize favorite too.) an interactive karate demonstra- welcome visitors. Besides cul- a small fee. information, call the Children’s the actions of their parents when a Responding in these ways tion. Crafts demonstrations will tural booths, food booths will Sponsoring the live remote Museum at (865) 482-1074, or guest is present. would most likely remove the need include basket weaving by Fox have dishes from nearly a dozen from 93.1 WNOX radio at the see the Children’s Museum web Ask parents if their children are to ever yell at our children “Get in Hollow Creations and corn countries available to purchase. Children’s Museum will be site at www.childrensmuseumo- more important than a temporary here this minute! I’m counting. shuck doll demonstrations by Knoxville Area Model Secret City Chrysler Dodge Jeep foakridge.org. houseguest and just about every One, two, three ...” since, like our parent will respond with the same guests, our children would be intensity. “Of course my children more than eager to be in our pres- are more important than anyone, ence. guest included!” Treat your children as kindly as ‘Mr. Pim Passes By’ If this is true, why do we speak you would treat any guest in your to our children in ways we would home. They deserve that, don’t never dream of speaking to any- they? After all, they are a tad bit one else? Can we excuse ourselves more important. — a play where love wins in the end

law. Ultimately, it questions whether it is Covenant College Theatre possible to wed justice and mercy. NT COLLEGE THEATRE DEPARTMENT PRE Romance presents a play written by COVENA SENTS Director Professor Camille Hallstrom adds, From Page 29 “Milne had a prolific and diverse career as a ‘Pooh’ author A. A. Milne writer. In addition to his children’s literature Finally, Gilbert recommended Perhaps it’s a special squeeze and plays, he had successful turns as a men be kind and return to being before you get out of bed or a Most of us fondly remember a time when journalist, humorist, mystery writer, poet, gentlemen again, adding, “Open phone call in the middle of the we followed A.A. Milne’s classic characters of and screenwriter. He served as assistant edi- the car door for her. Hold her day, just because. Pick up your Pooh Bear and his friends through the tor to Punch, (the British satire magazine) chair at the restaurant. Stand up sweetheart’s favorite dessert on Hundred Acre Wood. What we may not know for several years, and was assigned to when she goes to the ladies’ room your way home from work. Savor is that Milne was also an accomplished ‘sedentary work’ (i.e., writing war propagan- and stand up again when she your good fortune in finding one playwright. Covenant College is delighted to da) during World War I. Looking back on his comes back. Hold the umbrella another by going on a date one present a play written with the same combi- career he said, ‘The only excuse which I over her head even if it means night a week just to be alone nation of whimsy and wisdom we came to have yet discovered for writing anything is you get wet.” together.” love with Pooh and his pals. that I want to write it; and I should be as Ashley Alderman of Cleveland The couple also recommend “Mr. Pim Passes By,” the best known of proud to be delivered of a Telephone agreed, saying about her hus- setting a romantic dinner table, Milne’s plays, was first performed in 1920 Directory con amore [with tenderness] as I band, Rob, “Our romance comes surprising your mate with a bou- (the same year Milne’s son Christopher should be ashamed to create a Blank Verse from an intentional, daily deci- quet at work and commemorating Robin was born). It is a light-hearted, jocu- Tragedy at the bidding of others.’” sion to be kind to each other, no important dates. lar, yet surprisingly serious depiction of the In other words, he excelled in writing matter what else may be going on “Build your castle together,” tensions generated between traditional and what it was fun for him to write, not what in our lives. Big ‘fireworks’ they said. “Make a fun time out “new-fangled,” ways of viewing love, mar- others thought it was proper for him to riage, art — and even — pig farming. SANDERSON AUDITORIUM | 14049 SCENIC HIGHWAY, LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN, GA 30750 | [email protected] | 706.419.1051 write. And in so doing, he has provided — moments like Rob’s surprise proof working around the house and PREVIEW: FEB 16, 8:00PM | $5 ADULTS, $3 STUDENTS, STAFF & SENIORS posal are definitely thrilling, but yard together. Play your favorite The show’s namesake, pleasantly absent- PERFORMANCES: FEB 17-18, 24 AT 8:00PM, FEB 25 AT 2:30PM | TICKETS: $7 ADULTS, $5 STUDENTS, STAFF, & SENIORS as all lovers of Pooh know – a corpus which to be honest I’ve found that music and sip your favorite bev- minded Mr. Pim (played by freshman, Will is light-hearted and companionable yet gen- steady kindness is what forms a erages.” Payne) passes by the Marden country estate tly insightful and comfortingly wise.” truly lasting bond. There’s no Dr. Judith Sherven said, “The one day only to inadvertently set in motion “Mr. PiM Passes BY” is written by “Mr. Pim Passes By” plays Feb. 17, 18 and kinder man than Rob, and every most important thing is to create the play’s sad-silly-serious dramatic conflict. “Winnie the Pooh” author A.A. Milne. 24 at 8 p.m. and Feb. 25 at 2:30 p.m in the day, I fall more and more in love loving memories every day and Country gentleman George Marden, Sanderson Hall Auditorium on the Covenant with my soulmate.” you’ll enjoy a lifetime of (junior Andrew Lupinek) is content, along beauty. When Mr. Pim comes bearing a story College campus. Tickets are $7 for adults Husband and wife psychology romance.” with his aunt, Lady Marden (junior Bethany which, alas, involves a confusion of names, and $5 for seniors, students and staff. team Drs. Judith Sherven and Other experts remind couples Hicks), to stick to the old ways. “What was the stage is set for George and Olivia’s comic Patrons can also attend the final dress James Sniechowski, authors of to turn down the lights, light good enough for his great-great-grandfather but painful struggle to determine what they rehearsal on Feb. 16 with $5 tickets for “Be Loved for Who You Really some candles and play some is good enough for him.” actually believe is the true nature of mar- adults and $3 for seniors, students and staff. Are,” offered other practical romantic music. Kiss your part- However, George’s gently diplomatic wife, riage, morality, loyalty and love. To reserve tickets or for more information, advice for keeping romance alive. ner like you mean it. Make your Olivia, (Julie Pretorius) is more amenable to Actress Pretorius says the show’s main contact the box office at 706-419-1051 or They said, “Celebrate together. relationship a priority. Laugh the young people’s approach to life, love and theme is a battle between the heart and the [email protected]. Celebrate your relationship with together. Talk. Listen. Slow simple romantic gestures every dance. Find small ways to be day. Make breakfast in bed, leave romantic each day. love notes on the bathroom sink, According to the dictionary, take a walk after dinner. Use your romance is a feeling of excitement creativity — the possibilities are and mystery associated with love, Ximenez endless. especially when sentimental. By From Page 29 “Say ‘I love you.’ Don’t be that definition, all couples can stingy with your love. Make a strive to be romantic, which commitment to express your feel- draws people closer to an ings in some way every day. unbreakable and lasting bond. about 3-by-4 inches with a brush rooms. In the kitchen I can clean the size of a toothbrush head. pots, pans, anything with grooves The stain wasn’t coming out and with ease. I love it for everyday the fibers were starting to get use, but my son also loves to gen- frayed. I thought there must be tly scrub the dirt away from head Cleveland something better out there, but to toe. I also use one to clean my there wasn’t. So I invented Bump make-up brushes that come out From Page 29 it Off. It fits over your hand so it’s as good as new.” easy to control. You can apply While sponges harbor germs 10:30 a.m. Families of all ages was produced before the 21st pressure when it’s positioned in and breed bacteria, this product can enjoy stories on Saturdays at century and today. This exhibit the palm of your hand or apply is easy to clean, dishwasher safe 2 p.m. at Family Story Time. is through May 27. The College detail control when placed at and is available in Green, blue, — The library offers free Zumba Hill Heritage exhibit will be on your fingertips. It’s made of 100 orange and purple. classes every Tuesday, Thursday display through March 25. For percent silicone and it will not “It really is the better, faster and Friday morning at 8 a.m. more information, call 423- tear fabric fibers. It’s also anti- way to clean everything around ——— 339-5745. bacterial, but most importantly it the house,” Ximenez said. The MuseuM CenTer aT ——— gets the job done.” In the March Issue of Women’s Five PoinTs will display agri- EDITOR’S NOTE: To submit Ximenez says she has one in World, which hits newsstands cultural artifacts pertaining to announcements for Around each room for a variety of uses — Feb. 23, Bump It Off will be fea- our Ocoee Region in “Grown and Cleveland, email information for from the kitchen to the bathroom tured with a 20 percent off Bred in East Tennessee,” an Sunday publication in the to the living room, adding, “My coupon in the “$ Cash in this Contributed photo exhibit about Tennessee agricul- Lifestyles section by favorite uses for Bump it Off is to week!” section. For further infor- BUMP iT OFF is fun for kids to use, according to creator, Lisa ture and farming in our region. Wednesday to clean vegetables, like removing mation, visit http://www.god- Ximenez, who gave her 9-year-old son Jordan, above, the versatile Join us to discover more about bettie.marlowe@clevelandban- silk from corn, dirt from root veg- dessofgadgets.com/ or email: product to use. “clearly, he loves using it,” she said. “Other children our local agriculture, how food ner.com. etables and even delicate mush- [email protected]. will too!” www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Sunday, February 12, 2017—31 LIBRARY CORNER TobyMac’s 2017 ‘HITS DEEP Tour’ tops 2016 numbers NASHVILLE — Announced ples lives, and helping them to Contributed photo today on K-LOVE/AIR1, TobyMaC, grow closer to Jesus. TobyMac shared the diverse line- known for his ÆThe heart of this tour is Library celebrating February up for his 2017 “HITS DEEP exactly that, to impact lives and Tour” including Matt Maher, dynamic live show, make room for God to work! 2016 Mandisa, Mac Powell, Capital the HITS DEEP ‘HITS DEEP Tour’ was amazing to as ‘Loving My Library’ month Kings, Ryan Stevenson and LIVE CD/DVD will see arena after arena sold out! It Hollyn who will join him on a feature a full live was awesome and we’re excited The library is celebrating “Loving My Library” month by giving gifts trek of more than 30 arenas album and concert and can’t wait for the 2017 ‘HITS to you, their patrons. All you have to do is tell them why you love across the U.S. presented by K- video of 16 songs DEEP Tour’ to begin!” your public library. Comment boxes will be available at each service LOVE/AIR1, Food for the Hungry recorded on his “TobyMac & the Diverse City area to enter your name in a drawing for one of many prizes featur- and Awakening events. Band continue to provide audi- ing the “Loving my Library” logo. You may enter as many comment highly acclaimed The first venture of this unique and sold-out “HITS ences with an amazing concert cards as you like but every person is only eligible to win one prize. partnership with TobyMac. K- experience, that encourages all Ideas of love are everywhere this month, so the Book Nook is fea- LOVE/Air1 and Awakening DEEP Tour.” walks of life to live in unity and to turing a sale built around “lovely” things that are collectively referred Events was spring of 2016 — be Jesus Freaks,” adds Dan Fife, to as fine arts. This special sale collection includes books about resulting in sold-out shows in 26 biggest arenas in town,” Music Award nod, three upcom- Awakening Events. antiques, visual design, painting, furniture design and collection, art out of 29 markets. explains TobyMac. “I always get ing GMA Dove Award nomina- “Partnering together with glass collection, music and a few other ‘lovely’ things. TobyMac’s 2016 “HITS DEEP excited when it’s time to create tions and two back-to-back No. 1 TobyMac and K-LOVE/AIR1 A selection of books about different kinds of love will also be TOUR” visited arenas nation- the ‘HITS DEEP Tour’ line-up. I hits at Christian radio, “Backseat means more people are coming prominent in February. Be sure to stop by the Book Nook and find wide, including stops at Los love the idea of putting together Driver” and “Move (Keep together and hearing. It’s an something you love today. Angeles’ The Forum, Charlotte’s artists that are just starting Walkin’)” with tour dates across honor to be a part of the ‘HITS Today the History Branch & Archives building is hosting another Time Warner Cable Arena, their journey with veterans, Europe, Canada and the U.S.. DEEP Tour’ with TobyMac, his class in their Genealogical Research Series at 2:30 p.m. This month’s Phoenix’s Talking Stick Resort electronic artists with organic “This partnership is so special team and our friends at K- class will be an overview of the online resources available for family Arena, San Diego’s Viejas Arena, artistry and colors of skin that and unique between TobyMac, LOVE/AIR1.” research. Email [email protected] for more information. Portland’s Moda Center, Seattle’s demonstrate God’s diverse king- Dan Fife at Awakening Events and The seven-time GRAMMY win- Monday at 4:30 p.m., the teens gather for gaming in the Teen KeyArena, Denver’s Coliseum dom. We come together back- our team at K-LOVE Radio - It’s a ner recently launched the mac Zone. They have board and card games as well as Wii and Xbox gam- and Kansas City’s Sprint Center, stage — which leads us to a privilege to be a part of the 2017 black label offering clothing ing. Feel free to bring a multi-player E-Rated game to share. For which garnered 12,229 ticketed beautiful night on stage. A night ‘HITS DEEP Tour,’” shares David items and hats. For the latest more information email [email protected]. attendees alone. According to deep in hits, that aims to hit you Pierce, Chief Creative Officer of K– label trends, follow @macblklbl The Cleveland Couponing Club is back Monday at 6:30 p.m. This Pollstar, the 2016 “HITS DEEP deep. A night where everybody LOVE Radio. “K-LOVE is all about on Instagram or shop at club is a group dedicated to helping you save money through Tour” was the biggest tour in is invited to the party!” making a positive impact in peo- macblk.com. couponing. They will meet almost every week, in the Carmichael Christian music and ranked in Known for his dynamic live Room, to trade coupons and talk about upcoming deals in the area. the top 35 tours in the world. show, the HITS DEEP LIVE Come on out and learn what it’s all about and check out the Through a partnership with CD/DVD (Nov. 18) will feature a Facebook group today. Food for the Hungry, concertgo- full live album and concert Tuesday night brings the Cleveland Storytelling Guild to the library ers sponsored over 15,000 chil- video of 16 songs recorded on his for their monthly meeting. Join them at 7 p.m., in the Community dren, providing food, a better highly acclaimed and sold-out Room, to hear terrific tales and even practice some of your own. education, clean water and “HITS DEEP Tour.” This will Five-dollar film Have you ever wanted to discover the inner workings of your public medical treatment. “It’s an mark the Billboard Music Award library, or maybe you’re interested in the history of the building? amazing partnership that we winner’s first live album in eight Whichever it is you can participate in a tour of the library Thursday. have with K-LOVE/Air1, years. THIS IS NOT A TEST, the with Rob Alderman Meet at the Circulation Desk promptly at 4 p.m. Thursday, join Lego Awakening Events and Food for American Music Award’s winner Club, ages 8-12, as the work on Lego Weekend projects with the the Hungry. It takes us where I latest LP, continues to have an theme of Robotics. Both of these clubs meet at 4:30 p.m. in the think our music should be—in unstoppable year earning a ‘xXx: Return of Xander Cage’ Community Room. the heart of our cities in the GRAMMY Award, a Billboard The Friends of the Library Association will host its Book and Coffee ... will make you so sad, unless it makes you happy series in the History Branch Parlor Room at 10 a.m. Friday. Join your friends as you enjoy coffee and a book review. This month FOLA ‘The History of North Nashville’ It was approximately five min- ed. We’ve got the Scottish getaway member Tiger Jones will review “Alexander Hamilton” by Ron utes into “xXx: Return of Xander driver who proudly crashes every Chernow. It is not necessary to have read the book prior to coming to Cage” that I grounded my 8-year- vehicle he touches. We’ve got the this event. The purpose of Book & Coffee is to pique your interest. Lunch & Learn program to be on Feb. 15 old son. Eastern techno DJ martial artist This free event is open to the public and FOLA provides the coffee. Why was the child grounded? who loves to party. And of course Saturday brings fun for ages 7-12 at the Pokemon Club. Join this Join us on Wednesday, Feb. History, Post-Civil War America After all, I was in a room full of we’ve got the attractive but pretty group of gamers in the Children’s Room to battle and trade at 11 15, at 12:15 p.m., for a free and Black Studies at Florida adults at the movies around 10 in cranky female sniper. Let’s get to a.m. Lunch & Learn program present- State University. the evening and he was at home in work. Adults 18 and up will be Pushing The Limits of Nature, Knowledge, ed by Dr. Learotha Williams, Williams serves, also, as an bed asleep, so what could he have The bad guys, led by Donnie Survival, and Connection with a new program series at the library. associate professor of African editor of the People’s Guide to possibly done to earn my fatherly Yen, recently off his incredible Come experience Science in every-day life with this informal STEM American and Public History at Nashville and is the creator of the wrath? “Rogue One” role from the “Star program hosted on the last Monday of the month at 6:30 p.m., Tennessee State University. North Nashville Heritage Project. Well I’ll tell you. At five minutes Wars” franchise (“I am one with February through April. Feb. 27 will be a night of knowledge. The presentation titled, “The The Lunch & Learn series is into this movie, I was absolutely the Force, the Force is with me ...”) The field of Forensic Anthropology will be discussed along with the History of North Nashville: just what it says—a chance for convinced that my 8-year-old had have pretty much the exact same works of fiction by Jefferson Bass and Kathy Reichs. A film of a Building a Community; participants to eat lunch while somehow snuck out of our home, team set up, and what follows are unique chef who is pushing the limits in his kitchen will be shown. Challenging Jim Crow,” will take learning something about caught a bus to Hollywood, and several scenes in which all of these There will be book giveaways, door prizes, and refreshments avail- place on B Level of the State Tennessee history at the same penned and pitched this film to xXx agents battle over the GPS able for those that come to participate. Museum in front of the stage. time. the production studio. There satellite weapon thing before final- Pushing the Limits is a reading, viewing and discussion program Dr. Williams was previously Whether you bring your lunch could be no other explanation for ly joining forces against an even for adults in communities served by rural libraries, made possible by the assistant professor of African in a brown bag or grab a sand- the complete lack of plot, bad act- greater foe. a grant from the National Science Foundation. The program is the American and Public History and wich from a nearby shop, bring it ing, terrible dialogue and exces- Sounds like a party, right? Well, work of a team of library professionals, scientists, and filmmakers coordinator of the African to the museum and enjoy an sive amounts of X-Games stunts I that is where you would actually from organizations including Dartmouth College, the Association for American Studies Program at interesting talk while you eat. was witnessing. be right. What? Yes. Because here Rural and Small Libraries, the Califa Library Group, Public Library Armstrong State University and a The event will last about 30 No adult could have written is where things get really weird. Association, Dawson Media Group, Institute for Learning scholar in African American minutes. this. My 8-year-old had to be to I hated this movie. I mean, I Innovations, Goodman Research Group and Oregon State University. blame. Only he could have imag- really hated it. It’s absolutely Little ones 0 through 3 have Wiggle Worms on Mondays at 3 p.m. ined this many skateboard, awful. And yet, a few days after and Baby Bookworms on Thursdays at 10:30 a.m. and at 1 p.m. Tennessee native chosen to lead motorcycle, parachute and hot- letting it settle in, I find myself Bring your “young ’uns” to enjoy the music and interactive play rod action scenes, so grounding it chuckling at the terrible dialogue offered by these events. construction of new state museum is. or the extended scenes of water- Pre-school aged children can attend on Tuesdays and Fridays at Now before you get angry and skiing motorcycles, diving through 10:30 a.m. Families of all ages can enjoy stories on Saturdays at 2 NASHVILLE — The Douglas commission voted to offer Howell say I’m being too hard on the the ocean surf. There was a scene p.m. at Family Story Time. Henry State Museum Commission the position at its meeting on Jan. movie, you should know that I where they began a chase in the The library offers free Zumba classes every Tuesday, Thursday, announced that Tennessee native 24. She will assume her new role actually like lead actor Vin Diesel middle of the night, and suddenly and Friday morning at 8 a.m. Ashley Howell has accepted the on April 1. pretty well. I dig the “Fast and The for no reason, it was day — it was For more information on the library and its many helpful resources position of executive director of the Howell succeeds long-serving Furious” franchise, and think just day, for no reason at all. visit www.clevelandlibrary.org. Tennessee State Museum. The Director Lois Riggins Ezzell ,who those films are actually pretty fun, And instead of it making me retired in December of 2016. and he in particular is fun in angry, I find myself smiling Howell, 40, currently serves as them. The “xXx” franchise howev- because it’s so absurd. the deputy director of the Frist er is not like those films, unless Jokes about grounding aside, Center for the Visual Arts, in you count the fact that they both my son really could have written Nashville. “As a child, I visited the have a lot of explosions in them. this movie. In his 8-year-old mind, Hints from Heloise Tennessee State Museum,” Howell Unlike Diesel’s other franchise, the only thing that matters is said. “From early museum visits, I the “xXx” films seem to lack any fighting bad guys and doing as have taken my love of history and real substance or direction. I use many skateboarding tricks as he art and built a career around the word “seem” because I openly can possibly do while imagining museums. It has been an honor to confess to not seeing the other he’s shooting a laser gun. And in work at two of our state’s out- films in the franchise, and I have the world of xXx, that happens all standing cultural institutions, the no intention on seeing them if the the time. He would be thrilled, and Driving with the dog second nature! initial supply of things it’s good Frist Center for the Visual Arts good Lord allows it. In fact, I had somewhere deep inside, it all Dear Readers: Traveling IN — Don’t leave the dog in the to have on hand; I get peace of and the Knoxville Museum of Art. no intention on seeing this particu- makes me feel a little happy. THE CAR WITH THE DOG — lots car unattended. Temperatures mind. — C.M.M., Albany, N.Y. I look forward to working with lar film, but a broken projector (Note: Do not take your 8-year-old of us love to do it, but there are can get extreme inside the vehicle. Gov. Bill Haslam, the (Tennessee) caused us to change theaters at to see this movie. There is too some factors to consider. — If the dog is especially anx- And that’s no compliment General Assembly, the museum the last minute and, sadly, “xXx” much of Vin Diesel and the ladies, Planning is key, and safety ious, you may consider boarding Dear Heloise: When paying a commission and the museum was the only other movie playing. if you know what I mean.) always is the priority. him. compliment to someone, be sin- foundation to lead the Tennessee But enough about me. Let’s talk So in conclusion, I don’t know Here are some hints to help: — Heloise cere and genuine. There’s noth- State Museum at this exciting about Xander Cage and his what to tell you about the latest — Keep a copy of the animal’s ing wrong with saying, “Wow, you time.” return, shall we? “xXx” movie. It isn’t good. It’s actu- medical history and veterinarian look beautiful today!” A Nashville native, Howell grad- Xander has been laying low, ally bad. You could go see pretty contact information with you. Apartment aid But here’s the scoop: Asking uated from the University of folks. That is until some other xXx much any other movie and it — NEVER allow the dog to ride Dear Heloise: I make a care someone “Have you lost weight?” Tennessee with a degree in art his- team steals a gadget (that we are would be better. There isn’t much with its head out the window. package for each of our children can be problematic. Chronic ill- tory. She holds a master’s degree never really given any real infor- about it that could make you The dangers? Flying debris and when they move to their own ness, stress and the flu, among from UT in communication and a mation about) that can weaponize smile, unless being awful can inhaling smog. apartment. I take a cardboard other maladies, can cause weight master’s of business administra- satellites. make you happy, and for some of — Pets need to be restrained: box with an attached lid and buy loss; it’s not just dieting. — tion degree from Boston University Yeah, you heard me. This little us, it can. Smaller dogs should be in a car- an array of first-aid and medical Becca in Arizona with a certificate in museum stud- GPS gadget can turn any satellite ——— rier on the floor in the backseat, remedies, analgesics, bandages, ies. She joined the Frist Center in into a guided missile. Apparently, EDITOR’S NOTE: Rob Alderman and larger animals in a harness ointment, etc. A case for boots 2007 as director of development that’s what it takes to bring is a graduate of Lee University and and seat belt. Train the dog from On paper, I write when and Dear Heloise: I broke a bone and most recently served as Xander and his team of X-Games Bethel Theological Seminary, in St. the beginning to use the harness how to use each item. The kids in my foot and had to wear a boot deputy director. extreme sports loving buddies out Paul. A lover of pop culture, and seat belt, and it will become get a convenient and organized for six weeks. I found that tying a Howell joins the Tennessee to play. Alderman has had his film mus- small pillowcase over the boot State Museum with a new muse- And trust me when I say every ings featured in Patheos, Relevant made moving my leg in bed much um currently under construction single stereotype WILL be exploit- and Paste magazines. easier. No sticking to the sheets at the northwest corner of the with the hook-and-loop closures Bicentennial Mall in Nashville. on the boot. A bad situation The state museum is one of the made easier! — Patti W., oldest and largest state museums Debbie, Kayla & in the nation, with more than ShaRon C. Thousand Oaks, Calif. Kerrie are here emailed a picture of 150,000 artifacts in its holdings. to help motivate her gorgeous res- Snow cleaner Haslam proposed and the Tennessee General Assembly you in your cued bichon mix, Hello, Heloise: I look forward approved $120 million in the FY to reading your advice and inter- w e i g h t - l o s s g o a l s Milo, sporting a fes- 2015-16 budget for the museum esting articles. tive holiday wreath with an additional $40 million to After driving on snowy streets scarf. Milo was be raised in private monies. The and parking in the garage, adopted from a new, 137,000-square-foot facility there’s lots of dirt and snow drip- bichon rescue. is slated to open in late 2018. The 2 B T h i n n A g a i n ping onto the garage floor. 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THE TOP ARCHERS from Black Fox Elementary show off their THE ARCHERY TEAM at Black Fox Elementary School returned victorious from the recent Van Buren Tourney. The archers not only medals and a trophy from a recent tournament. The top three girls, placed first in the tournament, but six of them also placed in the top three for their divisions. Black Fox’s next competition will be Feb. 18, from left, were Haley Linville, Leah Finnell and Lilly Pritchard. The top when it hosts a tournament in Ocoee Middle School’s main gym. The team is set to compete in state competition at the end of March. three boys were Steven Wallace, Jimbo Canida and John Gentry.

CSCC announces local honor students CAMPUS BRIEFS Cleveland State Community Ashley Green, Brittany Guthrie, Charles Hamby, Ashley M. College recently recognized the Tyrus Hamrick, Devan Hanyon, Hamilton, James B. Hammer, Locals make MTSU Dean’s List The following Polk County stu- more than 10,700 students a students from Bradley County Clayton Harris, Samuel Roman C. Harmon, Elizabeth J. dents made the list: Richard quality education on campus, and Polk County who showcased Hatmaker, Elijah Haynie, Harris, Nanea B. Haruo, Bradlee for Fall 2016 Jesse Cox, Caleb N. Deal and online, and at six regional cen- academic talent during the Fall Hannah Hicks, Michael Hodge, M. Hill, Ashton N. Hughes, MURFREESBORO — Middle Sage A. Kafsky. ters throughout Southern 2016 semester. Chelsey Humphreys, Brooke Kristen H. Jenkins, Eldridge F. Tennessee State University has To qualify for this distinction, California. Each semester, students Johnston, Joshua Jones, Megan Johnson, Cassandra D. Jordan, released the names and home- an undergraduate student must achieving a 4.0 GPA are recog- Kalb, Julia Kazy, Mikyla Keith, Christopher L. Knox, Nacor towns of those students who maintain a current semester GPA Hinkston earns academic honors nized by being placed on the Christopher Kennedy, Taytum Lantigua, Lyubomir Levkiv, appear on the Dean’s List for the of 3.5 or above and earn at least President’s List, Cleveland Kidd, Kevin Kim, Yevheniy Nicolette A. Lewis, Shane R. fall 2016 semester. 12 semester hours. from Florida Tech State’s highest academic honor. Kyslytsya, Brittany Landowski, Lineberry, Delwin C. Lopez, Hope The following Bradley County MELBOURNE, Fla. — A local student has been named to the The vice president for academ- Kari Leverenz, Austin Lewis, Lopez, Alexander B. Lowe, students made the list: Atarah N. Students make Dean’s List at ic affairs will recognize outstand- Steven Lewis, Michael Lockhart, Andrew B. Lowe, Christina M. Abdullahmuhammad, Alexandria Fall 2016 Dean’s List at Florida ing academic students maintain- Jeffrey Luithle, Heather Lynn, Lynn, Michael C. Malbrecht, Alysia Angel, Joshua Saige Azusa Pacific University Institute of Technology. ing a 3.5 to 3.99 GPA by placing Andrew Markham, Daryl Martin, Keely Maynard, Lauren M. Beaty, Kimsey Isles Bell, Corinne AZUSA, Calif. — Two local res- Maggie Hinkston of Cleveland their names on the Dean’s List. Roy Martin, Andrew McAlister, McCann, Payten E. Meyer, Hali Burris, Benjamin Cason Burton, idents made the academic Deans' earned the honor. Those students achieving a Samantha McCann, Alexis M. Miller, Megan M. Mitchell, Alexis S. Center, John Reed List at Azusa Pacific University. To be included on the Dean's 3.0 to 3.49 GPA are recognized McCormick, Timothy McCulloh, Cienna B. Neal, Samuel A. Noble, Champion, Lawrence Maurice Serena Ewinger and Charlotte List, a student must complete 12 by being placed on the Honor Laurel McGaha, Emily McGuire, Alecia B. Novelo, Anthony J. Cotton, Beatriz Marie Reyes Ward, both of Cleveland, earned or more graded credits in a Roll. Kaylie McIllwain, Hayley Pace, Peggy A. Payne, Kierstin J. Dedicatoria, Logan A. Foley, the distinction. semester with a semester GPA of To qualify for these awards, a McPeake, Harrison McSpadden, Penland, Timyrah J. Phillips, Skyler Christine Franklin-Marr, These students were honored at least 3.4. student must have completed at Winton Michaels, Chase Christopher C. Placek, Casey D. Katharine Golan, Anastasia C. for a fall 2016 GPA of 3.5 or bet- Founded at the dawn of the least 12 credit hours of college- Montgomery, Erin Moore, Poole, Myles T. Powell, Mckenzie Hanes, Anna T. Hobbs, Rachel O. ter. They are joined by 2,175 stu- Space Race in 1958, Florida Tech level courses during the term. Cassidy Morales, Hunter Nelson, J. Prater, Hood, Daniel A. Hopkins, Mary dents receiving the same honor. is the only independent, techno- Jordan Nelson, Nino Monse, Joel James R. Raines, Andy Abigail Jones, Hallea Na'Kel Azusa Pacific University is an logical university in the Nitsch, Christian Noble, Rita Ratcliff, Ryan T. Ray, Alicia L. McClendon, Todd A. Prather, evangelical Christian university Southeast. Florida Tech offers Bradley County O’Rourke, Abigail Parker, Raymond, Christopher A. Redd, Michael Bryan Reaves, Andrew committed to God First and undergraduate, master’s and President’s List Madison Parker, Matthew Parris, Malcolm D. Reedy, Kelsey L. Cole Rogers, Richard Guy excellence in higher education. doctoral programs. Fields of Michaela Andersen, Dustin Brandon Patterson, Madison Renfrow, Cassandra L. Reynolds, Shelton, Noah Christopher With 77 bachelor's degrees, 45 study include science, engineer- Anderson, Randall Bedrin, Pemberton, Jonathon Pigg, Julie Kyle A. Rittenhouse, Adam J. Silver, Luke A. Stone, Jessica master's degrees, 18 certificates, ing, aeronautics, business, Christopher Bishop, Abby Pike, Alexis Pinela, Jared Rymer, Jordan G. Rymer, Justin Taylor Sullivan, Anna Claire 16 credentials, eight doctoral humanities, mathematics, cyber- Campbell, Josh Cawood, Brittney Pondell, Joeli Poole, Madyson R. Schram, Hannah G. Scoggins, Thomas, Harrison Cody Thrift programs, and two associate's security, psychology, communi- Chapman, Adam Chiolo, Tanner Prater, Nathaniel Pruitt, Kaitlyn Maicey E. Scott, Mackenzie L. and Laangela Wells. degrees, the university offers its cation and education. Cox, Crystal Culp, Kara Purvis, Cody Randolph, James Seavey, Mary K. Shackleford, Davidson, Matthew Dodd, Sarah Ratcliff, Steven Reffner, Omar Jeffrey K. Sirk, Savanna C. Dodson, Sofia Espinoza, Heather Reyes, Bryson Riggs, Cody Smalley, Katlin N. Smith, Foley, Julia Gaither, Katelynne Saunders, Madison Scoggins, William A. Smith, Zane P. Smith, Galbraith, Saretta Goodine, Takrinda Sholtz, Rebecca Joel S. Stallings, Steven B. Aleigha Harris, Kaitlyn Hitch, Shuttleworth, John Smalley, Stansel, Ryan L. Still, Inna Madison Hitch, Haley Hodgson, Brandon Smith, William Smith, Stukanova, Ashley P. Swafford, Candice Hodnett, Jonah Jenkins, Judith Smitty, Gary Sowder, Jake P. Taubert, Kaitlyn E. Matthew Jimerson, Kevin Jobe, McKenna Stinnett, Casey Stokes, Taylor, Jared C. Tennant, Acacia Stephen Joselyn, Daniel Holly Sutton, Maria Tellez, L. Thompson, Kanarski, Zachary Kellerman, Michael Thompson, Aaron Tilley, Brandon K. Thompson, Dominick Kienlen, Carolyn Alexander Tweed, Brittany Jonathan K. Thompson, Keren Kimsey, Nathan Kirby, Bradley VanderVeen, Shianne Vincent, A. Valenzuela, Graicyn M. Kowal, Yvette Krupansky, Sergey Hannah Ward, Jonna Waters, Walkup, Alexander C. White, Kudrich, Candy Lawson, Turner Lauren Waters, Scott Ashley L. Whittemore, Jordan H. Lay, Ricky Lloyd, Audrey Wattenbarger, Kateland West, Wilds, Abigayle S. Wilson, Lowrance, Anna Matev, Jasmin Kayla Wilcox, Chelsey Williams, Charity A. Wilson, Gavin D. Maynard, Hannah McNelly, Mitchell Williams, Noa Williams, Wilson, Lindsey J. Wimberly, Nathan Missinne, Kendall Napier, Mariah Willis, Sydney Wilson, Lindsey M. Wingo, Ryan J. Gabriella Negrin, Andrew Noland, Beth Withrow, Kailee Womac, Wood, James D. Wright, Melanie Ben Oakley, Tatyana Oselskaya, Alix Wooten and Katie Zhogan. J. Wylie, Benjamin P. Wyrick, Joseph Padilla, Clay Pankey, Honor Roll Sierra A. York and Alan Zavala. Matt Pankey, Mark Patterson, Abigail C. Abernathy, Theron Nicholas Poe-Jones, Erica Prok, Allen, Storm L. Almy, Brittany A. Chad Pyfrom, Elizabeth Riley, Arnold, Vincent Baio, Jacob S. Polk County Elwood Riseden, Angela Ruiz, Beaty, Bristol R. Bird, Andrew J. President’s List Caleb Ruiz, Haley Ruth, Melanie Birdwell, Bryson T. Bishop, Jefferey C. Bodley, Christina Scroggs, Brooklyn Sewell, Caitlin Candice L. Blackwell, Haley N. Ceniceros, Abigail D. Firestone, Stanfield, Cameron Wagner, Brock, Chelsea D. Brogdon, Jody Riley A. Hatcher, Jesse M. Phaedra Walker and Haven L. Brown, Katie A. Brown, Hazlewood, Micah S. Ketchens, Wright. Matthew Bryant, Jacob S. Kaitlyn E. McClary, Peyton L. Dean’s List Buckner, Jonathan C. Burris, Stewart and Lacey N. Wilcoxon. MARK TWAIN, impersonated by Stephen Hollen, speaks to a group at Hopewell Elementary School. Autumn Akins, Colby Alford, Makenzi R. Cartwright, Micala B. Dean’s List He visited several local schools while in town for the Cleveland Storytelling Guild’s 22nd annual Ocoee Trey Alguire, Rodrigo Almarez Cash, Charles K. Christian, Janelle A. Ayala, Alexis M. Story Fest. His visit was paid for by a grant from the Allied Arts Council of the Cleveland/Bradley Flores, Tanya Anchondo, Ariel Bramlett, Anne C. Cox, Dylan J. Lauren E. Coffey, Carol L. Chamber of Commerce. Anderson, Kaley Armao, Timothy Coleman, Brandon E. Conley, Davis, Alexis M. Deal, Justin C. Ballew, Emily Bark, Isaiah Beaty, Sean P. Conway, Lauren M. Deal, Summer N. Duggan, John Morgan Beaty, Andew Bebawy, Cotton, Kaylyn E. Cox, Kegan R. D. Farris, Kimberly S. Galloway, Julie Bentley, Daniel Bindr, Cox, Dawson C. Craig, Tristian Sarah Hodges, Mary V. Ledford, Michelle Bowerman, Kayla J. Dasalla, Jordann R. Dempsey, Holly D. Merrell, Lauren E. Brown, Kimberly Brownfield, Stephanie D. Denney, Desdia M. Passmore, Abigail N. Plemons, Megan Brzezowski, Benjamin Dill, Jasmine M. Dillon, Forest Eric T. Plemons, Bailey A. Bunch, Matthew Burns, Ashley C. Dumont, Glenn Dunn, Richardson, Allyson K. Shaner, Cameron, Travis Center, Melissa M. Dunn, Savannah Shannon L. Tallent, Roy G. Kathleen Connell, Zachary M. Elder, Kyler N. Evans, Mia A. Thomason and Rachel A. Wright. Correll, Lauren Davis, Thomas Evans, Lexi L. Fairbank, Amber Honor Roll Davis, Bianca Dedicatoria, Kayla N. Filippone, Bobby Lee Christine E. Bear, Richele L. Delane, William Dickinson, Formont, Matthew J. Fournier, Brown, Madalene M. Dale, Matthew Dixon, Nicholas Dobbs, Jacob C. Fowler, Rhiannon E. Amber N. Dillard, Allie E. Foote, Robert Donaldson, Zachary Fuller, Shaw R. Gamble, Marvin Caleb J. Gargala, Van M. Harris, Dotson, Vi Duong, Samuel Garagan, Brice H. Gibson, Cara Braden N. Hedrick, Charles N. Dworak, Destiny Dye, Jonathan A. Gladson, Garrett L. Gonzalez, Howard, Caitlin P. Jones, Megan Eakin, Steven Eble, Noah Elkins, Brittany K. Graves, Dustin T. A. Lewis, Coleman G. Locke, Alec Eslinger, Morgan Fetzner, Green, Taleah R. Green, Brittni Kandis R. Moats and Kristan N. Christian Gaston, Chris Godsey, N. Gregory, Briana L. Grulke, Rose.

CLEVELAND MAYOR Tom Rowland speaks to a group of second-graders at Park View Elementary School recently. He spoke to them as they were learning about government. www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Sunday, February 12, 2017—33 tina’s Groove CROSSWORD By Eugene Sheffer

Baby Blues

Blondie

ASTROLOGYASTROLOGY By Eugenia Last

SUNDAY, FEB. 12, 2017 and you will improve your standard of liv- PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): Emotions CELEBRITIES BORN ON THIS DAY: ing. Love and romance should be a priori- will rise to the surface causing some ques- Brad Keselowski, 33; Christina Ricci, 37; ty. tions regarding important relationships. Darren Aronofsky, 48; Josh Brolin, 49. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Keep your Don't waste time on assumptions. Gather Happy Birthday: Make deliberate thoughts and feelings out in the open. information and get to the root of things to Snuffy Smith alterations to your life. Aim to improve your Deception and disillusionment will surface find out exactly where you stand. situation, not change it just to spite what if you aren't straight about what you want. Birthday Baby: You are pioneering, someone else does. Stubbornness and Be willing to do the legwork to prove that entertaining and a self-starter. You are holding a grudge will not bring you the your plans can work with a little help. curious and progressive. results you are hoping for. Weed out the LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22): Refrain from MONDAY, FEB. 13, 2017 people and things that no longer work for sharing personal information that could be CELEBRITIES BORN ON THIS DAY: you and focus on what you can accom- used against you. Bring about personal Mena Suvari, 38; Kelly Hu, 49; Peter plish. Success is the sweetest revenge. changes that will make you feel good Gabriel, 67; Stockard Channing, 73. Your numbers are 2, 10, 18, 21, 33, 35, 46. about who you are, how you look and what Happy Birthday: Take initiative and ARIES (March 21-April 19): Rethink you do. Formulate your strategy and exe- concentrate on getting concrete results. your current position and consider the cute your plan. Change will lead to greater professional pros and cons of either staying put or look- SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Dreams and financial opportunities. A steady pace ing for something new that excites you. An can come true if you are determined and will ensure that you are moving toward the open discussion with someone you trust use your ingenuity to make it happen. Your freedom you desire and the chance to fol- will help you make an important decision. intuition will not let you down when dealing low your dreams. Negotiations will result in Hagar the Horrible TAURUS (April 20-May 20): An emo- with domestic situations. Do whatever it a contract that could encourage a positive tional plea will help you get your way. Do takes to maintain a healthy lifestyle. lifestyle change. Protect your rights. Your something with children or sign up for a SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): numbers are 3, 9, 15, 21, 27, 35, 46. retreat that will improve your life without Don't be confused by what others are ARIES (March 21-April 19): Settle in infringing on your bank account. Don't take doing. Stick close to home and enjoy the and make a point to finish what you start. on responsibilities that don't belong to you. comforts you have worked so hard to Showing consistency will result in sugges- GEMINI (May 21-June 20): Attend a acquire. Host an event and you will form tions that will give you the incentive neces- reunion or reconnect with old friends via alliances with people who can help you get sary to put your creative talents to use. the internet. The memories you share will ahead. Measure your success by accolades, not help you make an important decision CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): You'll cash. about your future and what you have to do find yourself in a unique position regarding TAURUS (April 20-May 20): Lock into in order to get to where you want to go. a settlement, investment or legal matter something that will bring you good results. CANCER (June 21-July 22): Use your you are dealing with. Rely on what's hap- Don't waffle when you should be showing creative imagination to impress someone pened in the past and you will know what leadership. Disappointment will result from you want to enter into a partnership with. to do. Money or gifts will come from an inconsistency or lack of confidence. Don't Dilbert Don't be afraid to be different. It's your unusual source. lose out when you should be gaining uniqueness that will capture attention and AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): An ground. draw people to your side. Attend a retreat. unexpected surprise is apparent. Personal GEMINI (May 21-June 20): Uncertainty LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Don't be fooled and financial gains are within reach. will limit you socially and where important by what others do or say. Put the past Collect on old debts and make new invest- partnerships are concerned. Don't be behind you so that you have the freedom ments. Positive actions will bring rewards afraid to voice your opinions. Honesty to move forward. Learn from experience as well as personal satisfaction. should take priority over trying to keep the peace. Find out where you stand and take action. CANCER (June 21-July 22): Live out your dream. Let your creativity lead the Contract Bridge way. Refuse to let anyone force you into a by Steve Becker debate or curtail your freedom. Stick to what you know and live within your means. Follow your heart and minimize Garfield stress. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Harmony and balance will help you get your way. Offering viable options for anyone who doubts you will turn matters around swiftly. Your steady yet innovative approach to life and the way you do things will capture positive attention. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): A serious look at the way you live will help you figure out what to do next. Consider making a commitment to live life your way or to find common ground with someone you want to be with forever. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22): Express your Beetle Bailey feelings and share your plans with people you know and trust. Love is on the rise, and family and friends will play a major role in the decisions you make. Be a participant and personal gains will be yours. SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Feel your way through whatever you face today. If someone isn't being kind, take it as a sign to do your own thing. Immerse yourself in a creative project or attend to something that helps you explore new possibilities and options. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): Get ready to make changes domestically and with regards to your friendships and associ- Dennis the Menace By Ned Classics ations with others. Show discipline and you By Conrad Day will accomplish all that you set out to do. Personal improvements are highlighted. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Don't rely on others to do things the way you want to. Following someone else will get you into trouble. Do your best to stick to your plans and try to avoid letting things get out of hand. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Jump into action and express your thoughts and plans. You'll make headway if you are quick to put your talents to good use. Embark on missions that promise to improve your position personally and professionally. Romance is in the stars. PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): Assess each situation cautiously. It's OK to take your time if it will ensure that you get the results you want. Take an open and honest approach when dealing with important See relationships. Be willing to compromise. Answer on Birthday Baby: You are appealing, thoughtful and resilient. You are intuitive Page 44 and forthright. 34—Cleveland Daily Banner—Sunday, February 12, 2017 www.clevelandbanner.com

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HIST 44Lincoln President Abraham Lincoln. ’ Å Forged in Fire “The Pata” Forged in Fire ’ Å Forged in Fire ’ Å Forged in Fire ’ Å Forged in Fire “The Haladie” American Pickers ’ Å TRUTV 45Grill Bosley Hair Healthy Fried Food Sexy Abs! BestPan! Those Who Those Who Those Who Those Who Those Who Those Who Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Hack My Life Hack My Life Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers A&E 46Hoarders “Sandy; Len” ’ Hoarders “Judy” ’ Å Hoarders “Maggie; Ann” ’ Hoarders “Sandi; Vivian” ’ Hoarders “Sandra” New homeowners must evict a hoarder. Intervention “Daniel” Å Intervention “Zach; Theresa” Intervention “Robert” Å DISC 47Bering Sea Gold ’ Å Bering Sea Gold ’ Å Alaska: The Last Frontier ’ Alaska: The Last Frontier ’ Alaska: The Last Frontier ’ Alaska: The Last Frontier ’ Alaska: The Last Frontier ’ Alaska: The Last Frontier ’ Alaska: The Last Frontier ’ NATGEO 48Sexy Abs! 24 Ladders Grill LifeLock Continent 7: Antarctica Continent 7: Antarctica Continent 7: Antarctica Life Below Zero Å Life Below Zero Å Life Below Zero Å Life Below Zero Å TRAV 49Mysteries at the Museum Mysteries at the Museum Mysteries at the Museum Mysteries at the Museum Mysteries at the Museum Mysteries at the Museum Delicious Delicious Delicious Delicious Food Paradise Å FOOD 50P. Heaton Trisha’s Sou. Contessa Contessa Guy’s, Bite Valerie Home Trisha’s Sou. Pioneer Wo. Pioneer Wo. Farmhouse Giada Enter. Brunch at The Kitchen Å Chopped “Chocolate Rush!” Chopped Å HGTV 51Flea Market Flea Market Flea Market Flea Market Flea Market Flea Market Flea Market Flea Market Flea Market Flea Market Flea Market Flea Market Fixer Upper Å Fixer Upper Å Fixer Upper Å ANPL 52Untamed and Uncut Å Untamed and Uncut Å Yukon Men ’ Å Yukon Men “Pray for Snow” Yukon Men “Dead of Winter” Yukon Men “Wolf Invasion” Yukon Men ’ Å Finding Bigfoot ’ Å Finding Bigfoot ’ Å FREE 53Baby Daddy ››› “Hitch” (2005, Romance-Comedy) Will Smith, Eva Mendes. ’ Å (:10) ›› “How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days” (2003) Kate Hudson, Adam Goldberg. ’ Å (12:50) ›› “The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part 1” (2011) ’ Å Twilight DISN 54Doc McS The Lion Roadster Roadster Elena Zhu Zhu Pets Gravity Falls Star-For. Stuck/Middle K.C. Under. ›› “Cars 2” (2011) Voices of Owen Wilson. ’ ‘G’ Å Stuck/Middle Stuck/Middle Girl Meets World ’ Å NICK 55Alvinnn!!! and Alvinnn!!! and Ninja Steel SpongeBob Teenage Mut. SpongeBob SpongeBob SpongeBob SpongeBob SpongeBob Loud House Loud House Loud House Loud House Loud House SpongeBob SpongeBob SpongeBob TOON 56Teen Titans Gumball Gumball Gumball Teen Titans Teen Titans Teen Titans Teen Titans Teen Titans Teen Titans We Bare We Bare Gumball Gumball Gumball Teen Titans Teen Titans Teen Titans TVLND 57New Adv./Old Christine Golden Girls Golden Girls Golden Girls Golden Girls (:12) The Golden Girls Å Golden Girls Golden Girls Golden Girls Golden Girls Golden Girls Golden Girls Golden Girls Golden Girls Golden Girls Golden Girls AMC 58Walking Dead (:45) The Walking Dead (:45) The Walking Dead (:45) The Walking Dead Å (:15) Humans (:20) The Walking Dead ’ (:25) The Walking Dead ’ The Walking Dead ’ Å The Walking Dead “Service” ’ Å TCM 59(6:00) “The Heart Is a Lonely Hunter” Å›››› “The Heiress” (1949) Olivia de Havilland. Å››› “High Society” (1956) Bing Crosby. Å (DVS) ››› “Hold Back the Dawn” (1941) Charles Boyer. Å (:45) ››› “Honeysuckle Rose” (1980) HALL 60I Love Lucy I Love Lucy The Middle The Middle Golden Girls Golden Girls Golden Girls Golden Girls “Love’s Complicated” (2015) Holly Marie Combs. Å “Walking the Dog” (2017) Jennifer Finnigan. Å “All Things Valentine” Å OXYGEN 61Darkspots LifeLock Snapped: Killer Couples Killerpost Å Killerpost “Sacco & Puccio” Snapped Å Snapped Å Snapped “Jodi Arias” Å Snapped “Jodi Arias” Snapped “Colette Reyes” BRAVO 62First Family of Hip Hop First Family of Hip Hop First Family of Hip Hop (9:58) Married to Medicine (10:59) Married to Medicine Housewives/Atl. Housewives/Atl. Housewives/Atl. Housewives/Atl. SYFY 63FREE! Paid Program The Magicians Å “Apocalypse L.A.” (2014) Justin Ray, Ali Williams. Å›› “Warm Bodies” (2013) Nicholas Hoult. Å› “The Legend of Hercules” (2014) Kellan Lutz. Å››› “Avatar” (2009) SPIKE 64Wrinkles! Paid Program Body Beast! Total Gym Xtreme Off Engine Power Truck Tech Detroit ›› “The Fast and the Furious” (2001) Vin Diesel, Paul Walker. ’ Å›› “2 Fast 2 Furious” (2003, Action) Paul Walker, Tyrese. ’ Å COM 65Total Gym PiYo Craze! Com. Central Crnk Yankers Futurama ’ Futurama ’ Futurama ’ Futurama ’ (:15) ›› “Just Friends” (2005) Ryan Reynolds, Amy Smart, Anna Faris. (:20) ›› “Employee of the Month” (2006) Dane Cook, Jessica Simpson. MTV 66Teen Mom 2 “Homecoming” Teen Mom 2 ’ Å›› “The Lucky One” (2012, Drama) Zac Efron. Premiere. ’ Å (:35) ›› “Yes Man” (2008, Comedy) Jim Carrey, Zooey Deschanel. ’ Å››› “Crazy, Stupid, Love.” (2011) ’ VH1 67I Love NY I Love New York ’ Å I Love New York ’ Å I Love New York “Nip/Suck” (:35) I Love New York Å (:40) I Love New York Å (:45) I Love New York “Meet the Parents” (1:50) I Love New York ’ (2:55) I Love New York ’ CMTV 68CMT Music ’ Å CMT Music ’ Å Hot 20 Countdown Dan and Shay from Nashville, Tenn. Å›› “Failure to Launch” (2006) Matthew McConaughey. Å›› “Overboard” (1987) Goldie Hawn. Å BET 69Derek Grier Carpenter Paid Program Abundant Joyful Noise Lift Voice (:33) Super Bowl Gospel Celebration 2017 (:15) The Quad The ambitious yet secretive life of Eva. (:32) The Quad “Elevators” Beyond SCIENCE 83How/Made How/Made How/Made How/Made How/Made How/Made How/Made How/Made How/Made How/Made How/Made How/Made Space’s Deepest Secrets ’ Space’s Deepest Secrets “The Universe’s Greatest Hits” CSPAN2 85Price for Their Joe Klein on Politics What Washington Gets Wrong ’ Dava Sobel Discusses The Glass Universe After Words “Hugh Hewitt” The Genius of Judaism ’ State of Hospitals S. Carter EWTN 100St. Michael Holy Rosary Sunday Mass (N) Å Litany Heart Bookmark God Weeps At Home with Jim and Joy Holy Rosary Sunday Mass Å Litany Heart In Concert Mercy Holy Rosary WPXA ION 107 Jeremiah Youssef In Touch W/Charles Stanley White Collar ’ Å White Collar “Deadline” ’ White Collar ’ Å White Collar “Veiled Threat” White Collar “Scott Free” ’ White Collar ’ Å White Collar “As You Were” DISXD 117Lab Rats Lab Rats Lab Rats Guardians Spider-Man Star-Rebels MECH-X4 ’ Lab Rats Lab Rats Lab Rats Lab Rats Lab Rats Lab Rats Lab Rats Lab Rats Lab Rats: Elite Force ’ Lab Rats GSN 144Aging Country Heat! PiYo Craze! BestPan! Deal or No Deal ’ Å Deal or No Deal ’ Å Deal or No Deal ’ Å Chain Rea. Chain Rea. Chain Rea. Chain Rea. Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud COOK 153Unwrapped Unwrapped Unwrapped Unwrapped Unwrap2.0 Unwrap2.0 Donut Donut Donut Sugar Sugar Sugar Cupcake Wars Å Cupcake Wars Å Cupcake Wars Å WE 163Thick Hair The Diet Paid Program Paid Program PiYo Craze! LifeLock CSI: Miami ’ Å CSI: Miami “Driven” Å CSI: Miami “Free Fall” Å CSI: Miami “Dead Air” Å CSI: Miami “Shock” Å CSI: Miami “Open Water” ’ GALA 217·Nuevo! Omega Pagado Pagado Alivio natural Chespirito Chespirito Chespirito Que Madre Que Madre Que Madre El Chavo El Chavo “Fiebre de Amor” (1986) TELE 223Pagado Pagado Pagado (:25) Fútbol Inglés Burnley FC vs Chelsea FC. (N) (SS) Pagado Pagado Pagado Enfoque ’›› “Igor” (2008) Voices of John Cusack. ››› “The Rock” (1996, Acción) Sean Connery. ’ (SS) UNIV 224Pagado Pagado Pagado Pagado Como Dice el Dicho (N) Al Punto (N) (SS) Netas Divinas (N) Fútbol Central (N) Mexico Primera Division Soccer República Deportiva (N) NBCSP 311Premier Premier League Live (N) English Premier League Soccer Burnley FC vs Chelsea FC. Premier English Premier League Soccer: Swans vs Foxes Premier League Goal Zone Premiership Rugby Exeter Chiefs vs Wasps. DLC 319Mystery ER ’ Å Mystery ER ’ Å Body Bizarre ’ Å Body Bizarre ’ Å Body Bizarre ’ Å Save My Life: Boston Save My Life: Boston Save My Life: Boston Trauma Down Under Å

SUNDAYAFTERNOON/EVENING FEBRUARY 12, 2017 4 PM 4:30 5 PM 5:30 6 PM 6:30 7 PM 7:30 8 PM 8:30 9 PM 9:30 10 PM 10:30 11 PM 11:30 12 AM 12:30 WRCBNBC 3 (3:00) NHL Hockey Detroit Red Wings at Minnesota Wild. News Nightly News Dateline NBC ’ Å›› “Fast & Furious 6” (2013, Action) Vin Diesel, Paul Walker. Premiere. ’ Å News Scandal “Ride, Sally, Ride” Castle Å WELFTBN 4 John Hagee Marriage Bal. Living Turning Point Potters Joyce Meyer Lead Way Blessed Life Joel Osteen Kerry Shook K. Copeland Creflo Dollar The Unholy ›› “Love Comes Softly” (2003) Å “Love’s Enduring Promise” WTNB 5Perry Stone Around Town Around Town Around Town Unity Bluegrass Gaither Gospel Hour ’ Westmore Church of God Around Town Around Town Around Town WFLICW 6 (3:00) ›› “No Small Affair” Friends ’ Friends ’ Access Hollywood (N) Å American Ninja Warrior American Ninja Warrior Bones ’ Å Ring of Honor Wrestling The Middle The Middle Anger Anger WNGHPBS 7 Black America Since MLK: And Still I Rise America’s changing racial landscape. ’ Hidden Killers ’ Å Mercy Street (N) ’ Å Victoria on Masterpiece (N) Tales-Royal Wardrobe The Age Fix With Dr. Anthony Youn, MD ’ Å DAYSTAR 8Tommy Bates Keith Moore Jeremiah Ankerberg Jeffress Green Room T.D. Jakes Dale Bronner Rejoice in the Lord Ankerberg Michael Jewish Jesus The Dream Hal Lindsey End of Age Jentezen Joel Osteen WTVCABC 9 NBA Basketball San Antonio Spurs at New York Knicks. (N) News World News Funniest Home Videos ››› “The Blind Side” (2009, Drama) Sandra Bullock, Tim McGraw. ’ Å News Full Measure Ring of Honor Wrestling WTCIPBS 10 Antiques Ray Stevens’ Weekend Southern All Creatures Great & Small Mercy Street ’ Å Mercy Street (N) ’ Å Victoria on Masterpiece (N) The World’s Greatest Pink Floyd Show One Night Independent Lens ’ Å WTVC2FOX 11 NHRA Drag Racing Circle K Winternationals. From Pomona, Calif. (N) ’ (Live) Son of Zorn Simpsons Simpsons Son of Zorn Family Guy Burgers News at 10 Seinfeld ’ CSI: Miami “On the Hook” Last-Standing Last-Standing WDEFCBS 12 (3:00) PGA Tour Golf AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am, Final Round. (N) Å CBS News 60 Minutes Grammy Red The 59th Annual Grammy Awards Excellence in the recording industry. (N) ’ (Live) Å News Joel Osteen Real Estate QVC 13Quacker Factory by Jeanne Bice Å You’re Home With Jill “MyPillow” Å IT Cosmetics Å MyPillow Å Susan Graver Style Å MyPillow Å Aimee Kestenberg CSPAN 14Washington This Week ’ Å Newsmakers Washington This Week ’ Å Q & A “Edward Jay Epstein” Prime (:40) Public Affairs Events ’ Å Q & A “Edward Jay Epstein” Prime Public Affairs WGN-A 15Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Outsiders “Banishment” Blue Bloods ’ Å Blue Bloods ’ Å Blue Bloods “Love Stories” Blue Bloods ’ Å Bones ’ Å Bones ’ Å HSN 16Chef Wolfgang Puck (N) Mine Finds by Jay King Mine Finds by Jay King Home Solutions (N) Å KORRES Beauty (N) Å Mine Finds by Jay King Mine Finds by Jay King Mine Finds by Jay King Jewelry Storage E! 23E! Countdown to the Red Carpet (N) (Live) Å E! Live From the Red Carpet “The 2017 Grammy Awards” The Royals Å The Royals Å The Royals (N) Å Botched E! After Party (N) Å So Cosmo ESQTV 24Friday Night Tykes Å Friday Night Tykes Å Friday Night Tykes Å Friday Night Tykes Å› “That Awkward Moment” (2014) Zac Efron. Å (DVS) › “That Awkward Moment” (2014) Zac Efron. Å (DVS) Parks Parks LIFE 25(3:00) “Killer Coach” (2016) “His Secret Family” (2015, Drama) Haylie Duff. Å “Girls Night Out” (2017) Mackenzie Mauzy. Premiere. Å “From Straight A’s to XXX” (2017) Haley Pullos. Å (:02) “Girls Night Out” (2017) Mackenzie Mauzy. Å TLC 26My 600-Lb. Life ’ Å Long Lost Family ’ Å Long Lost Family ’ Å Long Lost Family: Countdown to the New Season (N) ’ Long Lost Family Susan searches for two people. ’ (:03) Long Lost Family Susan searches for two people. ’ TBS 27(3:00) ›› “Hulk” (2003) Eric Bana. Å›› “Godzilla” (2014) Aaron Taylor-Johnson, Ken Watanabe. Å (DVS) ››› “Transformers” (2007) Shia LaBeouf. Two races of robots wage war on Earth. ››› “The LEGO Movie” (2014) Voices of Chris Pratt. TNT 28(3:30) ››› “The Bourne Supremacy” (:45) › “Law Abiding Citizen” (2009, Suspense) Jamie Foxx. Å (DVS) ›› “Olympus Has Fallen” (2013, Action) Gerard Butler. (:15) › “Gone in Sixty Seconds” (2000, Action) Nicolas Cage. Å (DVS) Law Abiding USA 29Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Mod Fam Mod Fam Mod Fam Mod Fam FX 30World War Z ›› “Transformers: Age of Extinction” (2014, Action) Mark Wahlberg, Stanley Tucci. ’ Å››› “X-Men: Days of Future Past” (2014) Hugh Jackman, James McAvoy. ’ Å››› “X-Men: Days of Future Past” (2014) ’ Å ESPN 31College Basketball Cincinnati at Southern Methodist. (N) SportsCenter (N) (Live) Å 30 for 30 30/30 Shorts SEC Storied (N) SportsCenter (N) (Live) Å SportsCenter ESPN2 32Women’s College Basketball Baylor at TCU. (N) (Live) Crossfit Games Å Crossfit Games Å O.J.: Made in America A look at the life of O.J. Simpson. ’ Å FSTN 33Women’s College Basketball Focused Predators NHL Hockey Dallas Stars at Nashville Predators. (N) (Live) Postgame UFC Event UFC World Poker Tour World Poker Tour NHL Hockey SEC 34Women’s College Basketball: Bulldogs at Rebels Women’s College Basketball Arkansas at Missouri. (N) SEC Storied Å SEC Storied Å Best/Paul Finebaum SEC Storied Women’s College Basketball GOLF 35PGA Tour Golf Golf Acad. Feherty Golf Central (N) (Live) PGA Tour Golf AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am, Final Round. From Pebble Beach Golf Links in Pebble Beach, Calif. PGA Golf FS1 36Monster Jam (N) Å College Basketball Oregon State at UCLA. (N) (Live) Å Best of 2016 Westminster The Masters Agility Championship at Westminster (N) NHRA Drag Racing Circle K Winternationals. From Pomona, Calif. (N Same-day Tape) ’ FSSE 37Boxing Super lightweight title bout from Dec. 10, 2011. Future Phen. Gamecock In. Clemson In Search of Speed XTERRA Adv. Women’s College Basketball Iowa State at Kansas State. Driven SportsMoney Boxing 30 ’ WEA 38Secrets of the Earth Å Secrets of the Earth Å Secrets of the Earth Å Top Ten Amazing Moments Top Ten Weather Disasters Top Ten Weather Inventions Weather Hacks Å Strangest Weather on Earth Top Ten Weather Inventions CNBC 39LifeLock HallOates Cindy’s Skin LifeLock Travis John Denver American Greed Å American Greed Å American Greed Å American Greed Å American Greed Å American Greed Å MSNBC 40MSNBC Live (N) Å Dateline Extra “Consumed” Dateline Extra Å Caught on Camera Å Dateline Extra Å Dateline Extra Å Lockup: Santa Rosa Lockup: Wichita- Extended Lockup: Tampa CNN 41CNN Newsroom CNN Newsroom (N) Å CNN Newsroom (N) Å CNN Newsroom (N) Å Anthony Bourdain Parts Anthony Bourdain Parts Anthony Bourdain Parts Anthony Bourdain Parts Anthony Bourdain Parts HDLN 42Forensic File Forensic File Forensic File Forensic File CNN Newsroom (N) Å CNN Newsroom (N) Å Anthony Bourdain Parts Anthony Bourdain Parts Forensic File Forensic File Forensic File Forensic File Anthony Bourdain Parts FNC 43America’s News HQ Perino & Stirewalt: I’ll Tell You What (N) Å Special Report Watters’ World Å The Greg Gutfeld Show Fox News Reporting Å Fox Report Å HIST 44American Pickers ’ Å American Pickers ’ Å American Pickers ’ Å American Pickers ’ Roots Kunta Kinte becomes a slave. ’ (Part 1 of 4) Å (:03) Roots John Waller sells Kunta to his brother. Å (12:03) Roots Å TRUTV 45Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Knockout Knockout Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Trick Plays Carbonaro Carbonaro Carbonaro Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers A&E 46Escaping Polygamy Å Escaping Polygamy “Kathy” Escaping Polygamy Å Escaping Polygamy Å Escaping Polygamy Å Hoarders Overload (N) Å (:11) Hoarders “Judy” Å The First 48 The First 48 (12:03) Escaping Polygamy DISC 47Alaska: The Last Frontier ’ Alaska: The Last Frontier ’ Alaska: The Last Frontier ’ Alaska: The Last Frontier Exposed “No Time To Waste” Alaska: The Last Frontier (N) Alaska: The Last Frontier Alaska: The Last Frontier ’ Alaska: The Last Frontier ’ NATGEO 48Life Below Zero Å Life Below Zero Å Life Below Zero Å Life Below Zero “Aftermath” The Story of God The Story of God The Story of God The Story of God Rocky Mountain Law Å TRAV 49Food Paradise Å Food Paradise Å Food Paradise Å Food Paradise Å Food Paradise Å Top Secret Swimming Holes Top Secret Swimming Holes Top Secret Swimming Holes Top Secret Swimming Holes FOOD 50Chopped Junior Å Kids Baking Championship Worst Cooks in America Guy’s Grocery Games Å Guy’s Grocery Games (N) Worst Cooks in America (N) Cake Wars (N) Å Bakers vs. Fakers Å Worst Cooks in America HGTV 51Fixer Upper Å Fixer Upper Å Fixer Upper Å Fixer Upper Å Beach Beach Caribbean Caribbean Island Life Island Life Hunters Hunters Int’l Caribbean Caribbean ANPL 52Finding Bigfoot ’ Å Finding Bigfoot ’ Å Finding Bigfoot ’ Å Finding Bigfoot ’ Å Finding Bigfoot (N) ’ Finding Bigfoot (N) ’ Finding Bigfoot (N) ’ Animal Nation With Anthony Finding Bigfoot ’ FREE 53(3:30) ›› “The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part 2” ’ (:10) ››› “Grease” (1978, Musical) John Travolta, Olivia Newton-John. ’ Å (8:50) ›› “The Notebook” (2004, Romance) Ryan Gosling, Rachel McAdams. ’ Å Joel Osteen Dr. Jeremiah DISN 54Girl Meets Cali Style Cali Style Cali Style Descendants Descendants “Descendants” (2015) Dove Cameron. ’ ‘NR’ Å Descendants Cali Style Stuck/Middle Bunk’d Å K.C. Under. Bizaardvark Girl Meets Best Friends NICK 55SpongeBob Nicky, Ricky Thundermans Thundermans Henry Danger Henry Danger Not So Valentine’s Special Crashletes Jagger Eaton Full House Full House Full House Full House Friends ’ Friends ’ Friends (:33) Friends TOON 56Teen Titans Gumball Gumball Lego: Batman “Lego DC Comics Superheroes: Justice League” Brak Show H. Birdman Rick, Morty Rick, Morty Amer. Dad Family Guy Family Guy Venture Bros. Super Titan Max. TVLND 57Reba Å Reba Å Reba Å Reba Å Reba Å Reba Å Reba Å Reba Å Reba Å Raymond Raymond Raymond Raymond Raymond King King King King AMC 58(3:55) The Walking Dead ’ (4:55) The Walking Dead ’ (:05) The Walking Dead “Sing Me a Song” (:35) The Walking Dead ’ Å The Walking Dead (N) Å (:13) Talking Dead (N) Å (:12) The Walking Dead A new community. Comic Men TCM 59(2:45) “Honeysuckle Rose” ››› “How the West Was Won” (1962, Western) Carroll Baker, Lee J. Cobb. Å (DVS) ››› “How to Marry a Millionaire” (1953) (:45) ››› “The Hunchback of Notre Dame” (1939) (:45) ››› “I Married a Witch” (1942) HALL 60(3:00) “All Things Valentine” “A Dash of Love” (2017) Jen Lilley, Brendan Penny. Å “Love Locks” (2017, Drama) Rebecca Romijn. Å “While You Were Dating” (2017) Billy Baldwin. Premiere. Golden Girls Golden Girls Golden Girls Golden Girls OXYGEN 61Snapped “Mindy Dodd” Snapped “Marissa Devault” Snapped “Teresa Kotomski” Snapped “Shelia Eddy” Snapped “Ana Trujillo” Snapped “Teresa Kotomski” Snapped “Denise Bozarth” Snapped “Teresa Kotomski” Snapped Å BRAVO 62Housewives/Atl. Housewives/Atl. Housewives/Atl. Housewives/Atl. Housewives/Atl. First Family of Hip Hop (N) Housewives/Atl. Watch What Housewives/Atl. Medicine SYFY 63(3:00) ››› “Avatar” (2009) Sam Worthington. Å (DVS) ›› “Underworld” (2003) Kate Beckinsale, Scott Speedman. Å›› “Underworld: Evolution” (2006) Kate Beckinsale. Å›› “Underworld: Rise of the Lycans” (2009) Å SPIKE 64›› “The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift” (2006) Lucas Black. ’ Å›› “Fast Five” (2011, Action) Vin Diesel, Paul Walker, Jordana Brewster. ’ Å›› “The Fast and the Furious” (2001) Vin Diesel, Paul Walker. ’ Å›› “2 Fast 2 Furious” ’ COM 65South Park South Park South Park South Park (:12) South Park Å South Park South Park (7:55) ›› “50 First Dates” (2004) Adam Sandler. ›› “The Wedding Ringer” (2015) Kevin Hart, Josh Gad. Premiere. Å Kevin Hart MTV 66(2:30) ››› “Crazy, Stupid, Love.” (2011) Steve Carell. Friends ’ Friends ’ Friends ’ Friends ’ Ridiculous. Ridiculous. Ridiculous. Ridiculous. ›› “Jackass: Number Two” (2006) Johnny Knoxville. ’ Ridiculous. Ridiculous. VH1 67I Love New York “Reunion” ’ Å (:40) I Love New York Å (:45) I Love New York Men prove their love. (7:50) I Love New York ’ (8:55) I Love New York ’ I Love New York ’ Å (:05) I Love New York Å (12:10) I Love New York ’ CMTV 68(2:30) ›› “Overboard” ›› “Liar Liar” (1997) Jim Carrey, Maura Tierney. Å›› “Overboard” (1987, Comedy) Goldie Hawn, Kurt Russell. Å›› “Liar Liar” (1997) Jim Carrey, Maura Tierney. Å Steve Austin’s Broken Skull S. Austin BET 69(3:35) ››› “Beyond the Lights” (2014, Drama) Gugu Mbatha-Raw, Nate Parker. Å (6:50) ›› “Why Did I Get Married Too?” (2010) Tyler Perry, Sharon Leal. (9:56) A Very Soul Train Valentine’s Day 2017 Stop Suffering SCIENCE 83What on Earth? ’ Å What on Earth? ’ Å What on Earth? ’ Å What on Earth? ’ Å What on Earth? ’ Å The Dark Side of the Sun ’ MythBusters: The Search ’ (:03) What on Earth? Å The Dark Side of the Sun ’ CSPAN2 85(:15) The Big Stick ’ David Keene and Tom Donnelly Discuss The True Flag (N) ’ (:45) The Price for Their Pound of Flesh ’ After Words ’ At Mama’s Knee ’ Travis Mills Discusses After Words ’ EWTN 100Catechism Beloved The Church The Creed Saints Vaticano World Over Live Sunday Night Prime (N) Catholics Holy Rosary Called to Communion (N) The Best of Mother Angelica Sunday Mass Å WPXA ION 107 White Collar “On the Fence” White Collar “Countdown” White Collar “Checkmate” White Collar ’ Å White Collar ’ Å White Collar ’ Å White Collar ’ Å White Collar ’ Å White Collar “Wanted” ’ DISXD 117Lab Rats Lab Rats (:03) › “Spy Kids: All the Time in the World” (2011) ’ Yo-Kai Watch Pokémon: XY MECH-X4 ’ Star-Rebels Marvel’s Av. Pokémon: XY Lab Rats ’ Lab Rats ’ Lab Rats ’ Lab Rats ’ Lab Rats ’ Lab Rats ’ GSN 144Idiotest Idiotest Divided Divided Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Baggage Baggage COOK 153Cupcake Wars Å Cake Hunters Cake Hunters Carnival Eats Carnival Eats Carnival Eats Carnival Eats Tiffani’s Tia Mowry Unwrap2.0 Unwrap2.0 Unique Unique Good Eats Good Eats Tiffani’s Tia Mowry WE 163CSI: Miami Gang members. CSI: Miami ’ Å CSI: Miami “Rio” ’ Å CSI: Miami ’ Å CSI: Miami “Driven” Å CSI: Miami “Free Fall” Å CSI: Miami “Dead Air” Å CSI: Miami “Shock” Å CSI: Miami “Open Water” ’ GALA 217(3:00) “Fiebre de Amor” El Chavo El Chavo La Rosa de Guadalupe La Rosa de Guadalupe Vecinos Vecinos Vecinos Vecinos Vecinos Vecinos TELE 223(2:00) ››› “The Rock” Noticias T Conductas El Futuro del Chapo (N) ’ Inmigración y los Hispanos Siempre Niños (N) ’ (SS) Don Francisco te invita (N) Titulares Conductas “The Marine 3: Homefront” UNIV 224Pequeños Gigantes USA “Recuento 2” (N) Durmiendo Noticiero Sal y Pimienta (N) Su Nombre Era Dolores (N) Aquí y Ahora (N) Durmiendo Noticiero República Deportiva (N) NBCSP 311Rugby Speed Skating NHL Rivals NHL Live (N) ’ (Live) NHL Hockey Montreal Canadiens at Boston Bruins. 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Cali Style Bunk’d Å Bizaardvark K.C. Under. Good-Charlie Stuck/Middle Good-Charlie Liv-Mad. Liv-Mad. Bunk’d Å Bunk’d Å Jessie Å Jessie Å Girl Meets Best Friends NICK 55SpongeBob SpongeBob Loud House Loud House Henry Danger Henry Danger Not So Valentine’s Special Ride (N) ’ Game Full House Full House Full House Full House Friends ’ Friends ’ Friends ’ (:33) Friends TOON 56Teen Titans Teen Titans Gumball Gumball Teen Titans Teen Titans We Bare Gumball King of Hill Cleveland Amer. Dad Amer. Dad Burgers Burgers Family Guy Family Guy Chicken Aqua Teen TVLND 57Gunsmoke “The Colonel” (:09) The Andy Griffith Show Andy Griffith Andy Griffith Andy Griffith Andy Griffith (:12) The Andy Griffith Show Raymond Raymond Raymond Raymond King King King King AMC 58›› “The Matrix Revolutions” (2003, Science Fiction) Keanu Reeves. ‘R’ Å››› “Inception” (2010, Science Fiction) Leonardo DiCaprio. 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Å›› “Underworld: Rise of the Lycans” (2009) Å› “My Soul to Take” (2010) Max Thieriot. Å (DVS) SPIKE 64Beyond Scared Straight ’ Beyond Scared Straight ’ Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Vegas COM 65(3:44) Archer (:16) Archer South Park (:20) ›› “The Wedding Ringer” (2015) Kevin Hart, Josh Gad. 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La Rosa de Guadalupe (N) Pequeños Gigantes USA (N) Vino el Amor (N) El color de la pasión (N) Impacto Noticiero Uni Contacto Deportivo (N) NBCSP 311Premier League Soccer Goal Zone Blazers NASCAR NHL Live (N) NHL Hockey New York Rangers at Columbus Blue Jackets. (N Subject to Blackout) (Live) NHL Overtime (N) ’ (Live) Blazers Premier League Review Blazers DLC 319Trauma: Life in the ER ’ Untold Stories of the E.R. ’ Dr. G: Medical Examiner ’ Dr. G: Medical Examiner ’ Dr. G: Medical Examiner ’ Dr. G: Medical Examiner ’ Dr. G: Medical Examiner ’ Dr. G: Medical Examiner ’ Dr. G: Medical Examiner ’ 36—Cleveland Daily Banner—Sunday, February 12, 2017 www.clevelandbanner.com 4-H Senior HigH SPeecH Kajal Patel competes in the regional competition Bradley County 4-H is known for turning out great public speakers but most of them are in school, between fourth and eighth grades. Communication lessons are taught by 4-H staff in classrooms across the county during the month of November and then return to conduct classroom speech contests in January. Each speaker is judged on content, delivery and topic. For 2017, senior high member Kajal Patel, a senior at Cleveland High School, com- peted at the Eastern Region Public Speaking Contest, Feb. Harold and BeTTy Ballard will be celebrating their 68th 4 in Knoxville. wedding anniversary today. The Ballards are lifelong residents of Competitors at the regional Cleveland. They are the owners of Ballard Auto Parts. The couple event, comprised of 33 coun- has one son, Eddie Ballard, and his wife, Mary Cates Ballard. ties, are scored 75 percent of their total score on their prepared seven-minute speech and 25 percent on extemporaneous speeches. Lee to host faculty recital For extemporaneous, competitors have one minute to write down thoughts on a featuring Shikoh, Tejero given topic and two minutes to present their information. Lee University faculty member ate professor of clarinet and the With an overall average K. Alan Shikoh, guitar, and guest woodwind division coordinator score of 80.2, Kajal placed artist Dr. Nikolasa Tejero, clar- at UTC, where she also coaches fourth. Kajal has been inet, will present a recital on music, teaches theory and liter- involved in public speaking Kajal PaTel (second from the left, on the back row) accepts her fourth-place medallion for her Thursday, Feb. 16, at 7:30 p.m. ature courses, and researches since elementary school. in Squires Recital Hall, located in Latin American art music tradi- speech at the Eastern Region 4-H Senior High Public Speaking Contest. She is currently serving as Lee’s Humanities Center. tions. the Bradley County 4-H Honor The evening’s performance will The event is free, non-ticket- ing to attend the University of For more information, please Bradley County Office at 423- Club president, and is prepar- include unique selections rang- ed, and open to the public. Tennessee. contact the UT Extension- 728-7001 or [email protected]. ing from the Viennese classical style to Pan-American music traditions, blurring the lines between art, jazz, rock, pop and folk music. Pieces by Lucien Battaglia, Jan Friedlin, Mauro Giuliani, Libby Larsen, and Astor Piazzolla will be featured, in addition to new arrangements by Mario Abril of works by Emilio Grenet, Carlos Guastavino, and Heitor Villa-Lobos. Shikoh’s musical career has flourished since his high school years, during which he was chosen to perform on NPR’s “From the Top” radio program. He has also played in the masterclasses of several world-renowned artists including Roland Dyens, Eliot Fisk, and Oscar Gighlia. In addition to his classical guitar background, Shikoh frequently serves as a session player and studio musician on both acoustic and electric instruments for projects spanning diverse musical styles. Shikoh holds a master’s degree in guitar performance from Middle Tennessee State University and a bachelor’s degree from the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga. He currently teaches at Lee University, Southern Adventist University, and Covenant College. Tejero’s playing is described as [possessing] “... technical and musical mastery ...” and “rhyth- mic and expressive flavor” by The Post and Courier, of Charleston, S.C. She has presented at conferences and festivals internationally such as the College Music Society, Spoleto USA, and the International Music Festival, among others. 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Writer’s Festival planned Feb. 23 Eric Watson Bradley County Pulitzer-Prize winner Robert Olen Butler to read, sign books Sheriff ee University was pus. said Dr. William Woolfitt, an Good Scent from a Strange recently awarded a The reading is free and open English professor at Lee. Mountain” which won the Literary Arts Touring to the public, and will be fol- “Butler writes about the com- 1993 Pulitzer Prize for Fiction. Grant from South lowed by a reception and book plex interactions between peo- He served in the army in For that special Arts to host Pulitzer signing. He also will speak in ple of different cultures, about Vietnam from 1969-1972. He someone PrizeL winning author Robert an Encore class for senior Americans who travel overseas recently completed a 40-city Olen Butler for the 2016-17 adults on Southern literature and Vietnamese immigrants book tour in support of Valentine’s Day is Tuesday, Writer’s Festival. during his visit to campus. who relocate to the United “Perfume River,” his new novel. and as a public service, we at Butler will read on “We are so glad that the States. His writing is poignant, Butler’s writing explores top- the Bradley County Sheriff’s Thursday, Feb. 23, at 7 p.m. Literary Arts Touring Grant humorous, and insightful.” ics such as empathy, human Office want to pass on some in the Rose Lecture Hall locat- has enabled us to bring to Lee Butler has published 16 connection, identity, Vietnam, great gift ideas for those loved robert olen Butler ed in the Helen DeVos College an outstanding, contemporary novels and six volumes of ones in your life. of Education on the Lee cam- American writer like Butler,” short fiction, including “A See WRITER, Page 38 These gifts don’t cost a thing, as a matter of fact they will even SAVE you money. The ideas I’m talking about include the always popular gift of safety behind the Symphonic wheel. This gift includes never drinking alcoholic beverages or the use of illegal, or even legal, concert set drugs while driving. True, some legal, prescribed drugs, even over-the-counter, are a must for Feb. 15 when we’re sick. Always read the warnings on ee’s Symphonic Band will the label that mention possible perform under Dr. Mark drowsiness. L Bailey, conductor and pro- A sleepy driver can almost be fessor of music, on Wednesday, as dangerous as a drunk driver, Feb. 15, at 7:30 p.m. in the Conn at times. Center. The best gift is to never, ever The ensemble will present an risk death, permanent injury or eclectic concert of band classics, jail for you or your passengers if which will include several selec- you drink and drive. tions from the worship music Another gift idea is to obey all repertoire the band regularly speed laws. presents in churches across the Whether it’s on a county United States. road, city street, state or federal Selections from the new highway or interstate, the speed Benson Orchestra series arranged limit isn’t “a suggestion,” it’s the by Lee alum Mason Brown will be law. Experts have set those performed, as well as works by Robert Jager, Claude T. Smith, the lee symphonic Band Ralph Vaughan Williams, and Lee See SHERIFF, Page 38 University’s own Dr. David directed by Ty Parker. at numerous music festivals, Holsinger, conductor of Lee’s The Symphonic Band has per- appeared on television and radio, Wind Ensemble. formed at churches across the headlined important university Three local churches will join country, and at conferences such events, and toured 14 foreign dif- Symphonic Band for the final two as the Christian Instrumentalists ferent nations around the world. numbers of the night: the and Directors Association The band recently completed a Westwood Baptist Choir directed National Conference and the successful tour in Florida in fall by Bruce Hill, The Ministry Atlanta Instrumental Expo 2016 and is scheduled to visit Center Choir directed by Lee Conference, the largest instru- the Philippines this May. alum Renee Higgins Talley, and mental church music conference The East Chattanooga Choir in America. It has also performed See CONCERT, Page 38

PresideNtiAl CoNCert Chien and An to continue Lee series n a welcome return to Lee University’s Presidential I Concert Series, brilliant pianists and familiar faces Gloria Chien and Ning An will perform on Tuesday, Feb. 21, at 7:30 p.m. in Pangle Hall. “It has been too long since we heard Ning and Gloria playing as we first heard them, which was in this series as a piano duo,” said Lee President and series host Paul Conn. “Since then, we’ve heard each of them in many settings, col- laborating with many musi-

Gloria Chien Ning An See PRESIDENTIAL, Page 38

From the pages of The Banner this Week iN history The following items were compiled by the History Branch of the Cleveland Bradley County Public Library from old issues of the Cleveland Daily Banner and its forerunners, the Cleveland Banner, the Journal, and the Journal and Banner.

(Editor’s note: “This week, probably either kicked off or Postal inspector Robert M. Cleveland lost a great asset to blown off the train. Dennis was seen passing the community. Debbie Riggs Ralph Hickey, general yard- through the Chattanooga post was a wonderful historian who master of Southern Railway Co. office lobby last Friday with an was very active in preserving the in Cleveland, said today that he empty mail bag. The pouch was history of Cleveland and Bradley believes an empty mail pouch found along the Southern County,” according to Margo M. found near here by a postal Railway System track near Still, History Branch director. employee is not the same one Cleveland. It was first seen there “Everyone at the History Branch which contained $44,000. The last Tuesday by a trackman who will miss her.” $44,000 mysteriously disap- tossed it aside, thinking it had This week, in her memory, all peared the night of September been discarded. the news articles were taken 6-7 from a money shipment en But with news of the missing from the Banner on her birthday, route from Chattanooga to money, a railway employee, instead of during this week in Memphis. supervisor Alvie Wright of February.) Postal inspectors and secret Athens, picked up the bag, service agents have been investi- brought it to the Cleveland sta- September 17, 1956 gating around the clock since it tion and notified postal inspec- was discovered the money had tors. There are 10 stops made by the Tennessean between Postal inspector Robert disappeared. Two high officials Chattanooga and Memphis. Dennis said early this afternoon in the postal inspection service, Some veteran in the mail serv- inspector Emmett Harding and that there is no connection ice said it would have been com- between an old mail pouch his assistant, J. Robert Sims, paratively easy during one of the found near Cleveland and a are directing an investigation in stops for someone standing out- missing $44,000. three states — Tennessee, side the mail car to grab a “I know that the money was Alabama and Mississippi. The pouch while the clerk’s back shipped in a new bag and this is train passed through all three was turned. The yardmaster not the bag,” the inspector said. states on its way from He added the bag found was Chattanooga to Memphis. See HISTORY, Page 39 38—Cleveland Daily Banner—Sunday, February 12, 2017 www.clevelandbanner.com PLOS honors Presidential Christmann From Page 37 cians, and they are always fan- hunter,” a chamber music health article tastic. But we are especially series in Chattanooga, now Lee University’s Dr. Benjamin eager to hear this special per- beginning its eighth season in Christmann, assistant profes- formance, just the two of them. partnership with Lee University sor of biology and health sci- We hope you’ll join us next and the hunter Museum of ence, co-authored an article tuesday for this special night.” american art. that was recently honored as Chien, who has been a mem- an, artist-in-residence in “Featured article of the Week” ber of the Lee music faculty Lee’s School of Music, is hailed by the online journal PLoS since 2004, began playing piano by the new York Concert Review Pathogens. at the age of 5 in her native as a musician who “combines a the article, titled taiwan. She has been called “a flawless technique and mastery “Dysregulation of Systemic and coat-of-many-colors pianist,” of the instrument with an Mucosal humoral Responses to and holds a doctor of musical expressive power that is fueled Microbial and Food antigens as arts, a master of music, and a by profound and insightful a Factor Contributing to bachelor’s of music from the understanding.” Microbial translocation and new England Conservatory of an’s top prizes from the Chronic Inflammation in hIV-1 Music. She is a Steinway artist Queen Elizabeth, Cleveland, Infection,” demonstrates one of and currently serves as an and William Kapell Piano com- the key mechanisms leading to artist-in-residence at Lee. petitions have led to perform- dysregulated a prize winner of the World ances across the globe, from immune Piano Competition, harvard Carnegie’s Weill Recital hall and responses Musical association award, and Milan’s Salle Verdi to Beijing’s CSCC StudentS Seth Bush and Christopher Kennedy participated in the Young Adult Honors and bacterial- the San antonio International great hall of the People. he has Performance Series at Carnegie Hall last weekend. From left are Bush, Karen Dale, associate pro- driven Piano Competition, Chien has performed with some of the fessor of music, and Kennedy. inflammation presented solo recitals at the world’s great ensembles, includ- observed in Isabella Stewart gardner ing the Ysaÿe, Daedalus, and hIV-positive Museum, harvard Musical takács quartets, as well as with individuals. association, Sanibel Musical renowned instrumentalists such Cleveland State students Bush, other con- Festival, Caramoor Musical as Díaz and Paul neubauer. tributing Festival, Salle Cortot in Paris an received an artist’s diplo- authors were Christmann and the national Concert hall ma, a master of arts, and a colleagues of in taiwan. bachelor’s of music from the Kennedy sing at Carnegie Hall Christmann Chien was appointed the new England Conservatory of Cleveland State students able to perform on Carnegie from his time at the University director of the Chamber Music Music in Boston. “There is no feeling in of alabama at Birmingham. Seth Bush and Christopher the world like standing on hall without Mrs. Karen Dale Institute at Music@Menlo, a tickets for the concert are Kennedy were recently chosen — that’s for sure,” stated “I am glad that several years Carnegie Hall stage. Even of hard work have finally paid festival and institute in the San $15 for adults and $5 for chil- to participate as finalists at the Bush. “She is wonderful.” Francisco Bay area, and has dren and seniors. they can be just for the sound check. off for [us],” said Christmann. Young adult honors Kennedy agreed. “If there participated there for 10 years. purchased at the Lee University There are no words. It was “In the struggle to publish, it is Performance Series at Carnegie were more teachers like her, She has been a member of the Box office in the Dixon Center, phenomenal. The a blessing to have our work hall. kids would enjoy music and Chamber Music Society of or by contacting 423-614-8343, acoustics were amazing.” noticed in such a distinguished Lincoln Center since 2012, and Monday through Friday, 3 to 6 the Young adult Series — Seth Bush school more!” fashion.” now frequently plays at alice p.m. assembles some of the most During the final perform- PLoS Pathogens is an online tully hall in new York as well For more information about talented college-aged and ance, the students sang five journal run by an international young adult vocalists to work they learned the music for the songs under the direction of as other venues around the the Presidential Concert Series, concert and were ultimately editorial board that publishes country with CMS on tour. visit http://www.leeuniversity. with master conductors and Dr. Jeffery Redding, the con- outstanding original research perform on the world- able to perform and work with ductor for the Young adult Chien is the founding director edu/pcs or call the School of a master conductor in and commentary that signifi- renowned Ronald o. Perelman honors Performance Series. of “String theory at the Music at 423-614-8240. Carnegie hall, attend an opera cantly advance the understand- stage at Carnegie hall. It chal- Redding is past director of at the Met, interact with a ing of pathogens and how they lenges next-level musicians to Choral activities at West panel of professional new York interact with their host organ- further their skills, network City musicians and take part Virginia University and cur- isms. with other talented musicians, in workshops led by Broadway rently serves as Director of Christmann joined the Lee work with renowned conduc- cast members. Despite the fact Choral activities at West faculty in fall 2013, after four tors and ultimately take part that neither student had ever orange high School in Florida. years as a postdoctoral fellow in an advanced Carnegie hall sung a solo prior to their audi- Redding has conducted sev- at the University of alabama at performance. tions, they were both chosen eral divisional and national Birmingham’s department of Finalists were from all 50 as finalists. aCDa national honor Choirs, medicine. Prior to that, he U.S. States, several provinces Kennedy stated, “I didn’t as well as all-State and honor worked as a research techni- of Canada, guam, australia, really know what to think choirs in more than 25 states. cian at the Centers for Disease Chile, germany, hong Kong, because I kept thinking of all he holds a Ph.D. in choral Control and Prevention. Malaysia, Mexico, new of the people who I went to conducting/music education Christmann earned his doc- Zealand, Qatar, Singapore and high school with that were and an master of music educator of philosophy at St. Louis South Korea. majoring in music, and here I tion, both from Florida State University and his bachelor of “I am extremely proud of was, not even a music major, University, and a bachelor of arts from Covenant College. Christopher and Seth for but I was standing on the science in music education For more information or to accepting the nomination to stage at Carnegie hall. It hon- from Florida a&M University. view the article visit www.jour- audition for this inaugural estly doesn’t even feel real. I Kennedy said, “I guess what nals.plos.org/plospathogens/. Young adult honors Choir,” feel like I’m going to wake up really pushed me to work stated Karen Dale, associate one day and realize this didn’t extremely hard was all of my professor of music. happen.” music teachers. Even though I “not only are these young Bush said, “there is no feel- didn’t necessarily like music in men talented musically, but ing in the world like standing high school, my teachers were Sheriff both are members of the Phi on Carnegie hall stage. Even absolutely fantastic. Mr. hunt, From Page 37 theta Kappa honor Society, just for the sound check. there Mr. Benton, Mr. Burris, my and are leaders on the are no words. It was phenome- band directors at Walker Cleveland State campus.” nal. the acoustics were amaz- Valley, and Miss oran, my speed limits to match the as college freshmen, both ing.” choir teacher, along with Mrs. amount of traffic, the number of had to learn art songs, folk Both students credit Dale for Dale, were all so great. businesses or homes, schools songs and arias within two encouraging them to audition, Without the five of them, there and other facilities nearby. weeks and submit an audition and Kennedy is even consider- is absolutely no way I would naturally, the busier the recording and application. ing changing his major to have had the opportunity to roadway, the lower the speed Following their acceptance, music a“I wouldn’t have been have been able to do this.” limit. School zones are set for times when students are most Cleveland State Community College hosted the Tennessee likely to be entering or exiting Achieves Mentor Breakfast on Friday, in the George R. Johnson the area. It is essential that we all follow to the letter the laws Cultural Heritage Center. Student Senate President/Tennessee put forth for school zones. Promise student Haley Hodgson provided tips for all the mentors. Abercrombie to speak at SCWN are you carrying a small “bundle of joy” in your vehicle right now? 13th annual Praise Breakfast If so, show your love for children by making them complete- Concert Chattanooga — Scenic award winning storyteller, year’s recipient will be Julie ly secure and comfortable in the From Page 37 City Women’s network (SCWn) singer-songwriter and motiva- Baumgardner of First things right car seat. celebrates its 13th annual Praise tional speaker. She recently First. there are a few things new Breakfast, that celebrates god’s received the Movie guide grace tickets can be purchased the 2017 Lee University the evening’s performance, mommies and daddies carry blessings throughout the year. award, for her performance in through the organization’s web- Symphonic Band consists of 56 emceed by Lee music professor home from the hospital with a this year’s event, which is the hit movie, “War Room.” site at www.scwn.org or by call- musicians, several having par- Dr. Ron Brendel, is a free, non- newborn, things such as dia- open to men and women, fea- abercrombie played the spicy, ing 423-698-6262 by april 6, ticipated in former all-state and ticketed event open to the pub- pers, formula and blankets. tures “Coffee with Miss Clara” 80-year-old prayer warrior, Miss 2017. tickets are $30 each, or a all-regional bands, and has a lic. these new parents also carry portrayed by Karen abercrombie, Clara in the film. table of 8 is $240. Sponsorship reputation as an outstanding the concert will be available that little baby home in a com- of the Kendrick Brothers movie, the Praise Breakfast also will opportunities are available by performance ensemble with for live stream viewing at fortable, well-installed baby “War Room.” honor an outstanding woman of calling, Renee nail, Executive superior musicianship. https://livestream.com/leeu seat. these seats change as abercrombie is an award win- faith in the community with the Director: (423) 698-6262 or “as the conductor, I am con- and will also be recorded by arts your child grows, from the full ning actress, Parents' Choice prestigious Lydia award. this email [email protected]. stantly amazed at how these Laureate. the recording will be baby seat up to boosters, then young people are used in min- available following the concert. just the seat belt. istry, whether in a concert hall, For more information about not sure how to install your a church service, or playing with Symphonic Band or Lee’s School new baby seat? Just call your students in a school setting,” of Music, contact 423-614-8240 Bradley County Sheriff’s office said Bailey. or [email protected]. Scheer to offer worship lecture at Lee at 728-7301 and we can explain or even physically install the Lee University will welcome professor and event organizer. composed hundreds of pieces, seat for you. greg Scheer, composer, author, “I heard him present at the songs and arrangements. his Keeping your child safe while speaker, and a music associate national Worship Leader music is published by travelling is a wonderful expres- Writer at the Calvin Institute of Conference a few years back augsburg Fortress, gIa, sion of love. From Page 37 Christian Worship, to the and have always wanted to abingdon Press, Worship I realize the gifts mentioned Spring 2017 Church Music bring him to Lee. this will be a today, Faith alive and in aren’t tangible, but they are and the love between parents Florida State University. he series on Monday, Feb. great event for Lee stu- numerous hymnals. most definitely given in love. and children. has lectured at universities, 20, at 7:30 p.m. in the dents and anyone in he has won commissions taking your family or signifi- the South Florida-Sun spoken at conferences, and met Lee Chapel. the community from the Iowa Choral Directors cant other out to dinner or an Sentinel describes Butler as with writers’ groups in 17 Scheer’s lecture, “a involved in leading association, Iowa Composers activity is always a nice thing to “literary and entertaining, seri- countries as a literary envoy for Balanced Diet of music for worship.” Forum, Linn-Mar high School do for Valentines Day. ous and funny. Within his clear the United States. Butler has Congregational Songs,” Scheer will also lec- String orchestra, Chagall Keeping yourself and your and fluent narratives, there also hosted a live feed about will consider the broad ture in several classes String Quartet, and family safe on the road every usually nestles complexity, if his creative writing process. range of congregation- that day in the northwestern College. day of the year is truly a gift you care to look for it.” Butler’s reading is funded by al songs available Curtsinger School of his hymn, “People of the that never stops giving. along with the Pulitzer, South arts in partnership with today and suggest Music Building, and Lord,” won the Calvin 09 hymn Butler has been awarded the F. the national Endowment for ways for worship lead- those sessions will be contest and was subsequently Scott Fitzgerald award for the arts and the tennessee ers to present church- Scheer open to guests as space sung and published interna- outstanding achievement in arts Commission. es with a repertoire permits. tionally. Scheer’s work has american Literature, Pushcart South arts was founded in that sustains and he will speak to stu- been translated into 11 lan- We’re online! Prizes, and the Richard and 1975 to promote the South’s encourages healthy faith. the dents in orchestration and guages. Check us out: hinda Rosenthal Foundation unique heritage and enhance lecture will also include materi- arranging at 10 a.m. in Room he resides with his wife award from the american the public value of arts. It al from his latest book, 223 and students in amy, and their sons Simon and www. academy of arts and Letters, strives to nurture a vibrant “Essential Worship.” Philosophy of Music and theo, in grand Rapids, among others. Butler’s work quality of life and artistic excel- “greg Scheer is a scholar in Worship at 3 p.m. in Room Michigan, where Scheer is the has been translated into 21 lence in the South. the field of music and worship, 200. minister of worship at Church cleveland languages. For more information about and Lee is excited to be able to Scheer has written two of the Servant. Butler is a Francis Eppes South arts, visit bring him to Cleveland,” said books, “the art of Worship” the event is free and open to banner.com Distinguished Professor at http://www.southarts.org/. Dr. Randy Sheeks, Lee music and “Essential Worship,” and the public. www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Sunday, February 12, 2017— 39 Great Garden Experience offered in Polk History By GreG Paxton many gardeners spring can’t To help that dream become March. From Page 37 Polk Extension Agent come soon enough. a reality, The Polk County This program is for beginning You may be one of those UT/TSU Extension office will gardeners or those folks who reasoned that the bag would grant of Abingdon, Va. Many school children who is dreaming of fresh veg- be offering the Tennessee need a little help in having a have been cut open rather than He graduated from Rockwood dream about snow, sledding, etables from your garden or great garden Experience dur- great gardening Experience. the lock picked or broken off. High School and attended the and cold winter fun, but for the smell of fresh turned soil. ing the month of February and The Tennessee great garden ——— University of Tennessee, where Experience consist of four class Bachman Memorial Home he was a member of Phi sessions on the topics of prepar- Committee members, during gamma Delta Fraternity. He ing and planning your garden, their fall meeting, endorsed a served two years in the U.S. traditional vegetable gardening, proposal that a swimming pool Army. Both Miss Harle and Mr. raised bed gardening and insect be constructed at the home. Jakes are associated with and diseases in the garden. The 20 members present also Rich’s Inc., in Atlanta. Classes will be Tuesday nights approved a power line right-of- ——— starting Feb. 28 and ending way across Bachman pasture The Bohemia Theatre was March 28. field for the Methodist Church showing two big hits for two Classes will meet at the recreational area and scout final days. UT/TSU Extension Office in camp. They include The Bowery Benton. The committee also took Boys in “Dig That Uranium” Everyone is welcome to regis- action asking that all churches and Rory Calhoun and Shelly ter and attend. in the Presbytery take the Winters in “Treasure of Pancho The Tennessee great garden Bachman fifth Sunday offering Villa”. Experience has a $30 registra- on Sept. 23 or Oct. 7 in order ——— tion fee per person. to give way for the Rally Day Around Town… Participants completing the offering. It was decided to elim- Bill and Fern Bledsoe being Tennessee great garden inate the words “in lieu of flow- complimented for taking such Experience will receive a certifi- ers” on memorial gift blanks. good pictures… Bill Rose doing cate of completion from the ——— a bit of pennant race worrying, University of Tennessee Mr. and Mrs. Clarke Stamper and hopefully crosses his fin- Extension, one free soil test, and are on a cruise to Bermuda. gers for his favorite team… a chance at winning door prizes They left for New York by plane Austin and Mrs. Whitener off to at each session. Friday from lovell Field in Memphis to attend a conven- To register for the Tennessee Chattanooga. tion wherein Austin is a direc- great garden Experience con- From New York, they boarded tor… lloyd Callaway finding it tact the U.T. Extension Office at the luxury liner “Queen of a little hard to get used to 338-4503 or drop by the UT/ Bermuda” for two days and two being called “grandpa”… A STrAw BAle raised bed garden will be one of the topics covered in the Polk County Great TSU Extension Office at 6042 nights at the Elbow Beach Surf lawrence Rentfro eagerly look- Garden Experience. Hwy 411 in Benton. Club in Bermuda. Stamper won ing ahead to the display of a second place in the g-E sales new model car… Walter Raleigh contest for this district, which Abel receiving a call for some included dealers from information and coming up Kentucky, Tennessee, Virginia with the complete answer… and georgia. Willis Park enjoying the routine Lee alumni given professional development grants ——— of his morning coffee, newspa- The Office of Alumni Relations at lee University Mr. and Mrs. luke lea Harle per and friendly conversation. recently announced the winners of the 2017 announce the engagement of ——— Young Alumni Professional Development grant. their daughter, Mary Jean, to For 16 years, Bethel C. The YAPD grant program supports alumni par- lowell C. Jakes, son of Mr. and Brown has been a servant of ticipating in initiatives, events, trainings, and proj- Mrs. John Clinton Jakes of the people. Recently, he ects related to professional development. The Rockwood. thought it was time to retire. grant is open to all lee University alumni, regard- The wedding is planned for He announced he would not be less of academic major or professional experience. November. Miss Harle is the a candidate to succeed himself “As our young alumni take their first steps in granddaughter of Mrs. Mary as city finance commissioner. the professional world, they sometimes need a lit- Knox Harle and the late Frank At a recessed meeting of tle help. That’s why we developed the YAPD grant J. Harle of Cleveland and the mayor and commissioners, the program,” said Dr. Jerome Hammond, vice presi- granddaughter of the late Mr. city paid tribute to Mr. Brown. and Mrs. C.J. Akin of It was suggested that he dent for University Relations at lee. Blauert Christopher Douglas Johnson The 2017 YAPD recipients are Tiffany Blauert, Columbia. assume a roll as “elder states- Edward Christopher, Anna Douglas, Kalen After graduating from man,” similar to Bernard Johnson, lauren Neal, Oluwatobil (Deborah) Bradley Central High School, Baruck. The dignified, white Osikoya, Zachary Simms, and lauren Todd. the bride-elect attended the haired commissioner graciously Blauert graduated from lee in 2011 with a University of Tennessee at declined the offer that he be bachelor’s degree in accounting. As a Human Knoxville, receiving her B.S. made an honorary commission- Resources Director for NewPointe Community degree in June. She is a er. Church, Blauert used the grant money toward member of Alpha Delta Pi He said he was through and study materials and exam fees to earn her certifi- Sorority. that from now on he would be cation in the Society for Human Resource Mr. Jakes’ grandparents were just a private citizen. But it Management – Senior Certified Professional. the late Mr. and Mrs. lee Jakes gives one an idea what his fel- “I was excited and honored to receive the YAPD of Murfreesboro, and the late low commissioners think of the grant to be able to pursue a higher level of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Camp of outgoing city official. B.H. Fair Chattanooga. His brother is summed it up this way, “He’s a Human Resources certification,” said Blauert. “I Neal Osikoyo Simms Todd am blessed to have attended a university that con- J.C. Jakes Jr. of Chattanooga, gentleman in every way. We are tinues to be committed to my professional devel- and his sister is Mrs. James H. going to miss him.” opment and success years after graduation.” Personality and Social Psychology. By attending Christopher graduated from lee with a bache- this conference, Neal will also get the opportunity lor’s in psychology in 2013. He currently serves as to present her research as the first author of a a graduate student researcher at Purdue poster presentation. University. The funds from the YAPD grant helped Osikoya graduated from lee in 2015 with a to cover the cost of attending an annual meeting bachelor’s degree in biochemistry. She is now in of the Psychonomic Society. By attending this her first year as a student at the University of Cleveland Daily Banner meeting Christopher was able to significantly con- North Texas Health Science Center to earn her tribute to his continued growth as a scholar and doctorate. Osikoya used the grant for travel professional. expenses to attend the 12th Annual International Douglas, a Ph.D. candidate at Vanderbilt Symposium on Mechanisms of Vasodilation at University, graduated from lee in 2014 with a Mayo Clinic. bachelor’s degree in mathematics/chemistry. The Simms graduated in 2015 with a bachelor’s grant received was used to provide Douglas the degree in music business and is now a technology opportunity to attend the gordon Research support specialist at lee University. Simms plans Conference: Nanomaterials for Applications in to use the grant money to obtain the A+ Energy Technology. Information Technology Certification. It is the “gordon Research Conferences are among the most widely recognized and respected certification most prestigious conferences offered in scientific in the field of IT and will help improve Simms’ fields,” said Douglas. “last February I attended educational and professional skills as a technology the gordon Conference on Batteries, which was support specialist. truly instrumental in my professional development Todd is a recent 2016 graduate with a bache- with the ideas I gained from discussions with col- lor’s degree in mathematics. She is currently pur- leagues and by the professional contacts I made.” suing a master’s degree in forensic science at Johnson recently graduated in 2015 with a Virginia Commonwealth University. Todd will use bachelor’s degree in exercise science. As a current the YAPD grant funds to cover travel and lodging graduate-assistant teacher at Texas A&M expenses to attend the American Academy of SPECIAL OFFER FOR NEW SUBSCRIBERS University, Johnson is using the YAPD funds to Forensic Science (AAFS) Conference, where she cover the costs to become certified as an exercise will be inducted as a member of the AAFS. The physiologist by the American College of Sports AAFS provides leadership to advance science and 4 MONTHS $20.00 Medicine (ACSM). The money will also help her its application to the legal system. obtain membership to the ACSM and provide “This grant is important for young lee alumni means to present her current research at the entering into the career world as a way to help get 7 MONTHS $37.00 annual ACSM meeting in 2017. them to the next level,” said Patti Cawood, director Neal earned a bachelor’s degree in psychology of Alumni Relations at lee. “It is used as a bridge from lee in 2014. She is now a graduate research to further the recipients’ professional experience, fellow in the Department of Psychology at the and we are thankful for the opportunity to be a 1 YEAR $60.00 University of Alabama. Neal received the YAPD part of a piece of their journey after graduation.” grant for registration and travel expenses to For more information, contact alumni@leeuniversity.edu or 423-614-8316. attend the Annual Meeting of the Society for COUPON SAVINGS WILL MORE THAN PAY FOR YOUR SUBSCRIPTION!

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A search failed to learn about the importance of www.nps.gov within the past 30 days and you’re not listed in find it, and the Army concluded Chattanooga as it related to it probably crashed and disinte- one of our nation’s presidents – our database as a current subscriber, you grated in the area. Ulysses S. grant. Officials say the 450-pound In 1863, general grant was transferred to the city in order Reuse the News drone has a 20-foot wingspan Recycle this newspaper qualify for this special offer. and can fly for eight or nine to ensure it did not fall into hours. Confederate hands. Why was 40—Cleveland Daily Banner—Sunday, February 12, 2017 www.clevelandbanner.com FoR GRAmmy honoR Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers reunite LOS ANGELES (AP) — Tom Petty got his band the Heartbreakers back together for a high-class gig to launch Grammy weekend. Foo Fighters, Don Henley, Norah Jones, Gary Clark Jr., Jackson Browne, the Head and the Heart, and George Strait were among those honoring the 66-year-old singer-songwriter as MusiCares Person of the Year on Friday night. Petty was toasted for his musical achievements and philan- thropic work two days before the Grammy Awards. It was quite the star-studded rehearsal for the Heartbreakers’ 40th anniversary tour that begins April 20 in Oklahoma City. After watching from backstage as other artists performed his music, Petty strapped on a guitar for “Waiting for Tonight” with the Bangles as his backup singers. Original Heartbreakers Mike Campbell and Benmont tenn.Photo by Laura Roberts/Invision/AP Tench, along with drummer ARtISt RAndy tRAvIS speaks at a press conference before Steve Ferrone, shared the stage. his "1 Night. 1 Place. 1 Time.: A Heroes and Friends Tribute to During “Don’t Come Around Photo by Chris Pizzello/Invision/AP Randy Travis" at Bridgestone Arena on Wednesday in Nashville. Here No More” Petty invited the StevIe nICkS, left, and honoree Tom Petty perform "Stop Draggin' My Heart Around" at the crowd to dance in front of the MusiCares Person of the Year tribute at the Los Angeles Convention Center on Friday. stage and actress Helen Mirren Music community was one of hundreds who made her way to the front. Stevie Nicks, whose friendship Petty recalled arriving in Los jam. “That’s all I want to be,” Petty with Petty dates to 1978, joined Angeles in 1974 and going to Browne, one of Petty’s contem- said. “I’m going to keep on rid- honors Randy him for their hit duet “Stop Leon Russell’s house, where poraries, sang “The Waiting” and ing.” Draggin’ My Heart Around.” Ringo Starr and Harrison were “Learning to Fly.” Jones tapped Among the crowd in the vast “He is as sweet as he is talent- recording. After a while, Petty her tall black cowboy boots as Los Angeles Convention Center ed,” Nicks told the audience. donned sunglasses inside. she sang “Time to Move On” and hall were Starr, Joe Walsh, Travis in song Jeff Lynne and Dhani Russell asked him what he “You Don’t Know How It Feels.” Jimmy Jam, model Kate Upton, Harrison, son of the late Beatle was doing and Petty explained Henley was backed by a five- actor John Stamos, House NASHVILLE (AP) — A near The concert was held to raise George Harrison, joined Petty on he thought he would be cool. piece horn section and hit all the Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi fatal stroke couldn’t take away proceeds for a new foundation “I Won’t Back Down.” Petty Russell lectured him that wear- high notes in “Freefallin’.” Jakob and Olivia Harrison, wife of the the signature baritone of country set up in his name to help stroke closed the show after midnight ing sunglasses at night is an Dylan, who once opened for late Beatle. star Randy Travis, and dozens of victims. Travis suffered from a with “Runnin’ Down a Dream.” honor you earn. Petty, sang “Love is a Long Friday’s dinner and auction his friends, from Garth Brooks viral infection of the heart and Petty noted it’s been two years “I thank Leon for that advice,” Road.” Wearing his signature generated more than $8.5 mil- to Kenny Rogers, used their voic- was in a coma when the stroke since he played with the band he Petty said, pulling out a pair of black hat, Strait rocked out on lion, the highest grossing es and his songs to honor the occurred. He spent over five formed in 1976 in his hometown aviators and putting them on to “You Wreck Me.” Randy Newman evening in the tribute’s 27-year legend. months in the hospital and of Gainesville, Florida. He has applause. performed a piano version of history, Recording Academy Travis watched from the side underwent two brain surgeries, focused on producing music in Led by Dave Grohl, Foo “Refugee,” and the Head and the president Neil Portnow said. of the stage Wednesday in but battled back through years recent years. Fighters earned the night’s first Heart played “You Got Lucky.” MusiCares, run by the Nashville, as country stars from of rehabilitation. “I realized I’ve been in one of standing ovation for their ver- Petty recalled receiving a card Recording Academy, provides multiple eras sang his classics, During his recovery, many of the two or three best rock bands sion of “Honey Bee.” Clark joined from Johnny Cash on his 50th financial assistance to individu- from “Forever and Ever, Amen” his fellow singers including the there is,” he told the crowd after them for “Breakdown,” riffing on birthday. Cash wrote, “You’re a als in the music industry during to “Three Wooden Crosses.” Oak Ridge Boys, Alabama, Josh accepting his award. his blues guitar in an extended good man to ride the river with.” times of need. Performers included Wynonna, Turner and Jamey Johnson, Alabama, Chris Young, Travis would come for visits to sing for Tritt and Jeff Foxworthy. him and pray for him, said Mary By the end, he had joined in Travis. the celebration by singing Tanya Tucker said every time Rock musician charged with having loaded gun on flight “Amazing Grace” and leading she visited Travis, she saw how others in singing “Will the Circle far he had come in his progress. ATLANTA (AP) — Rock gui- with all TSA security screening Be Unbroken.” “Someone told me that I am tarist Rick Derringer told a fed- procedures, the agency says. Travis, whose multiplatinum the only one that really made eral air marshal that he keeps “Unfortunately, in this busi- debut album “Storms of Life” in him laugh, so I would go in there his gun with him on commercial ness, you have to be right 100 1986 made him a star, suffered a and tell him every dirty joke I airline flights 30 to 50 times a percent of the time,” Piccolo stroke in 2013 that initially took could think of,” said Tucker, who year, and was only detained last said. away his ability to speak or read. performed “I Told You So.” month at Atlanta’s airport near But many banned items have But he’s been steadily recovering Many artists talked about how the end of a trip to Mexico, gone undetected by screeners at his voice through rehabilitation, Travis opened the door for a neo- authorities said. several airports, government said his wife Mary Travis. traditionalist wave in country Found with a loaded gun in audits show. “We sing a lot in the car,” said music in the late ‘80s with his his carry-on bag after stepping In 2015, some U.S. Congress Mary Travis, backstage beside unmistakable voice. off a Delta Air Lines flight from members said fake weapons, her husband. “We sing a lot at “The bottom end of his voice is Cancun, Mexico, he now faces a explosives and other contra- home. Music is his soul. Music so wonderful,” said Rogers, who criminal charge in Atlanta, court band went unnoticed in 67 out is just what he is made of.” sang his classic “The Gambler,” records show. of 70 tries — about 96 percent She said that it’s clear that for Travis. “Most people sing well Derringer, 69, told the air of the time — at TSA airport her husband still remembers in the middle of their range, but marshal that having his gun checkpoints. how to sing and play the guitar, he got down in the bottom of his with him has never posed a Derringer told the air mar- but the stroke caused a condi- range and would just hold it. I problem until this year, when it shal during questioning in tion called aphasia that makes it never heard anything like that.” was found at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta that he had also passed difficult for him to communicate. “There isn’t anybody in coun- Atlanta International Airport, a through security in Cancun and “He knows all the words and try music today that doesn’t owe court affidavit states. was able to board the Delta he can chord every single song their career to Randy Travis,” “Derringer explained that he flight. with his left hand,” Mary Travis said Brooks from the stage. “I was aware that his pistol was in Passenger carry-on bags are said. am one of those guys, man.” his carry-on bag but he thought checked at the Mexican airport, Travis, who wore a yellow At the end of a rousing version that it was acceptable to carry a and guns are not allowed, said jacket embroidered with flowers, of “Forever and Ever, Amen,” pistol on an airplane,” according Adolfo Castro, the director of was all smiles as he watched the Brooks ran over to Travis to hold to the complaint filed this week Grupo Aeropuertos del Sureste, performers, who each ended the microphone so Travis could in U.S. District Court in Atlanta. which runs the Cancun airport. Derringer, whose music Castro said he didn’t know their performances with a hug or sing a soft, but still deep AP Photo/Rob Carr a handshake for the singer. “Amen.” topped the charts in the 1960s how Derringer could have and has been used in pro In thIS Feb. 18, 2006 file photo, Rick Derringer performs dur- boarded a flight with a weapon, wrestling and presidential poli- ing a campaign rally kicking off George Wallace Jr's bid for the adding “this will have to be tics more recently, was charged office of lieutenant governor in Montgomery, Ala. Prosecutors say investigated.” with unlawfully entering the Derringer carried a loaded gun in his carry-on bag on a Delta Air “I am very surprised that he Atlanta airport’s secure area Lines flight from Cancun, Mexico, but was stopped after landing in would say he flies 30 times per NBC’s Bob Costas replaced Jan. 9. Atlanta. Derringer was charged with unlawfully entering an air- year with a gun,” Castro said. Air passengers are allowed to port’s secure area Jan. 9. His representatives didn’t immediately TSA spokesman Mark Howell by Mike Tirico at Olympics bring guns as checked baggage return multiple calls and emails. said the agency investigates only. The unloaded firearms such statements when possible. NEW YORK (AP) — Mike Tirico host to set the stage for the night’s must be in locked, hard-sided “While we take these claims is taking over from Bob Costas as telecast, guide viewers on switch- containers that are declared to show. The pistol loaded with six allowed to carry guns on air- very seriously and review them the prime-time host of NBC’s es to different venues, handle the airline when checked, rounds and the separate gun planes. closely when possible, there is Olympics coverage starting next news if it breaks and conduct on- according to the TSA. clip with six more rounds were On Jan. 5, Derringer was no way to substantiate the pas- winter in South Korea. air interviews. It was a job popu- Ammunition also is prohibited in found in a physical search of the processed through the Sarasota senger’s claims after a pro- Costas, who has been the on-air larized by ABC’s Jim McKay in carry-on bags. bag, court records show. airport by its screeners and longed period of time,” he said concierge to NBC’s Olympics 11 the 1970s. Costas and Tirico The Kel-Tec pistol with six Derringer meant no harm and then flew to Atlanta and on to in a statement. times starting in 1992, said he both paid tribute to McKay rounds of ammunition was will work with the government to Cancun, records indicate. Derringer sang the 1965 hit decided on his own a year ago that Thursday, with Tirico recalling a found during a search of clear his name, his manager “The person who missed this “Hang on Sloopy” with the the time was right for a change. time he sat next to him on a Derringer’s bag after his flight Kenn Moutenot said in a state- in the screening was terminat- McCoys and later recorded “This is entirely on my terms plane and pumped the veteran landed in Atlanta, authorities ment. ed,” said Rick Piccolo, president “Rock and Roll, Hoochie Koo.” and I like it that way,” Costas said for stories about the Olympic said. Since he arrived on an He thought he was permitted and CEO of Sarasota- He also wrote “Real Thursday. He said he wants to do experience. international flight, he was being to have the gun because he has Bradenton International American,” the patriotic anthem some commentary on special Costas’ decision denies him a re-checked by security to contin- a license to carry one, Moutenot Airport. “This is one where it got Hulk Hogan used when entering events — maybe even the victory lap in Pyeongchang in ue on to Sarasota, Florida, when said in the statement given to through, and the person did not pro wrestling rings. Former pres- Olympics — and long-form pro- 2018, although he may not miss the weapon was found, court The Associated Press and WSB- do what they’re supposed to do ident Barack Obama walked to gramming, likening his new role to the Winter Olympics. In Sochi, records indicate. TV in Atlanta. or trained to do.” the podium to “Real American” what former news anchor Tom Russia, in 2014, Costas was side- A separate gun clip with bul- Derringer has a Florida pistol The Sarasota airport uses at the 2011 White House Brokaw does at NBC. He also lined for six days because of an lets in Derringer’s bag — not the permit valid through 2020, court private screeners who are over- Correspondents’ Association wants to broadcast more baseball eye infection. pistol itself — aroused suspi- records indicate. But numerous seen by the Transportation dinner, where he poked fun at to get his fastball back, saying he “I hope I enhanced people’s cions as it passed through an X- signs in the Atlanta airport warn Security Administration, now-President Donald Trump’s listened to old tapes and realized enjoyment and understanding of ray machine, court records passengers that they aren’t Piccolo said. They must comply presidential ambitions. he wasn’t doing that as well as he the events,” he said, “and I hope used to. that I presented a sense of the “I’m not retiring, I’m just transi- drama, the theater, the excitement tioning,” he said. and, when appropriate, acknowl- The 50-year-old Tirico had been edged all of the issues involved.” Guest lineups for the Sunday news shows are announced considered an heir apparent since He said his favorite Olympics joining NBC Sports from ESPN memory was in Atlanta in 1996, WASHINGTON (AP) — Guest Washington state Attorney Vt. — Sen. Al Franken, D-Minn.; last year. He helped with the net- when Muhammad Ali, despite his lineups for the Sunday TV General Bob Ferguson; Rep. CBS’ “Face the Nation” — Gov. Chris Christie, R-N.J. work’s coverage of the Rio Parkinson’s disease, was a sur- news shows: Elijah Cummings, D-Md. Miller; Sens. Chuck Schumer, “Fox News Sunday” — Olympics last summer. prise torchbearer who lit the flame ABC’s “This Week” — White NBC’s “Meet the Press” — D-N.Y., and Jeff Flake, R-Ariz. Miller; Sen. Ben Cardin, D- The Olympics role requires the at the stadium. House adviser Stephen Miller; Miller; Sen. Bernie Sanders, I- CNN’s “State of the Union” Md. www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Sunday, February 12, 2017—41

LEGAL PUBLICATION

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF BRADLEY Study: Invasive bugs COUNTY, TENNESSEE, IN RE: The adoption of TAYVIN NEAL, d.o.b. : 07/14/2011, DA’LIVER- ANCE NEAL, d.o.b. : 05/13/2009, A CHILDREN UNDER 18 YEARS OF AGE, BRENT ED- WARDS, TOYETTA EDWARDS, Petitioners, Vs. COURTNEY NEAL, mother, ERVIN RALPH found in fallen trees TANNER, JR, father of Tayvin Neal, AARON JOSH DAVIS, putative/deceased father of Da’Liverance Neal, Respondents, Docket No.: V-16-844, Judge: Sharp. ORDER OF PUBLICA- TION, In this cause it appearing that ordinary process cannot be served upon the Repspon- years after storm dent, Courtney Neal, whose last known address was 213 Bradley Lane in Georgetown, Tennes- see 37336, and whose present address is un- CONCORD, N.H. (AP) — They this study shows that some of known and cannot be ascertained upon diligent inquirty, the said Respondent Courtney Neal, is may be down but they’re not out: this downed wood still harbors therefore ORDERED and required to file an an- Damaging insects can emerge insects several years later,” said swer in the Circuit Court for Bradley County, Tennessee whose address is 155 North Ocoee from fallen trees and logs for sev- Gary Lovett, a senior scientist at Street #206 in Cleveland, Tennessee 37311, within thirty (30) days after the last date of this eral years after a major storm, the Cary Institute of Ecosystem publication or a default judgment may be taken according to a U.S. Forest Service Studies who was not involved in against you for the relief demanded in said Peti- tion. It is further ORDERED that this notice be study that reinforces longstand- the study. published for four (4) consecutive weeks in the Cleveland Daily Banner. ENTER this 1st day of ing warnings against moving fire- While the best solution is to Feb., 2017. JUDGE, Michael Sharp. APPROVED wood from place to place. FOR ENTRY: L. Ashley Gaither, BPR #031884, keep invasive insects out of the Attorney for Petitioners, 223 Harle Avenue NW, Timber that gets blown down, country in the first place via Cleveland, Tennessee 37311, (423) 614-5600. broken or damaged by wind is stronger controls on imports, February 7, 12, 19, 26, 2017 often cut and used as firewood, Lovett said, the study “reinforces LEGAL PUBLICATION which in turn can enable the IN THE JUVENILE COURT FOR MCMINN the point that we should be using COUNTY, TENNESSEE, ZORA SALVADORE, spread of invasive, destructive firewood locally rather than Custodian Petitioner, JIMMEY S. SHELTON, Maternal Grandfather Co-Petitioner vs. DAN- insects that drain the life out of transporting it to use in second IELLE SHELTON, Mother, OGLE TERRANCE FRASE, II, Father, Respondents. No. forests from New England to the homes, cabins, or campsites.” 2015-JV-519. IN THE MATTER OF: Gannon Lee West Coast. Nearly 40 states have imposed AP Photo/Steven Senne, File Frase, DOB: 09/23/2013, Children Under 18 Years of Age. ORDER OF PUBLICATION, In the Such pests are projected to put restrictions on the movement of In thIS FIle photo, a tree Legal Publications foregoing cause it appearing to the Court that process was issued to be served upon the re- 63 percent of the country’s forest firewood in an effort to protect removal worker with a chainsaw spondent, OGLE TERRANCE FRASE II, on the at risk through 2027 and carry a forests from the pests. In New LEGAL PUBLICATION 31st day of March, 2016. However, the Polk watches as a log is removed by County Sheriff's Department returned service on cost of several billion dollars Hampshire, out-of-state firewood IDB February Meeting Notice April 13, 2016, stating a diligent search was an oversized claw in Worcester, made, subject was not found in county. Subject annually in dead tree removal, has been banned since 2011 and Mass., after an 2008 infestation reportedly moved to Bradley County, and they declining property values and in some areas, is not allowed to The Industrial Development Board of Bradley County have an active warrant on Mr. Frase. It is there- of the Asian longhorned beetle in fore, ORDERED that publication be made for timber industry losses, according be moved from county to county. and the City of Cleveland will meet February 21, 2017, four (4) consecutive weeks as required by law, in the city resulted in the removal of the Cleveland Daily Banner, a newspaper pub- to the peer-reviewed study last The study was published in at 8:15 a.m. in the offices of the Cleveland/Bradley lished in Cleveland, Bradley County, Tennessee, tens of thousands of trees. Chamber of Commerce. notifying said respondent to appear and make year in Ecological Applications. January 2017 in the journal defense to said Petition to Transfer Custody, or The emerald ash borer alone, Agricultural and Forest Damaging insects can survive in the cause will be taken as confessed and the cause set for hearing ex parte as to him. This 24 now in 30 states, has killed hun- Entomology. fallen trees and logs for several The meeting is open to the public. However, the day of Jan, 2017. JAMES WATSON, Magistrate. agenda includes the right of the board to go into ex- APPROVED FOR ENTRY, REID, WINDER, & dreds of millions of trees and has years after a major storm. GREEN, PLLC. DONALD (TREY) WINDER, III, the potential to cause $12.7 bil- ecutive session if necessary. For more information, call BPR# 025765, Attorney for Petitioner, 10 West Madison Avenue, P.O. Box 628, Athens, Ten- lion in damage by 2020. Legal Publications 423-472-6587. nessee 37371-0628. Phone (423) 745-1118. After a tornado tore through February 12, 2017 January 29; February 5, 12, 19, 2017 LEGAL PUBLICATION western Massachusetts in 2011, SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE'S SALE U.S. Forest Service officials based LEGAL PUBLICATION SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE'S SALE in New Hampshire collected ash, Sale at public auction will be on April 4, 2017 on or birch, maple, oak and pine logs about 11:00AM local time, at the Bradley County Sale at public auction will be on March 7, 2017 on or about 11:00AM local from the affected area in 2012, Courthouse, Cleveland, Tennessee, conducted by 2013 and 2014, split them into time, at the Bradley County Courthouse, Cleveland, Tennessee, conducted by the Substitute Trustee as identified and set forth the Substitute Trustee as identified and set forth herein below, pursuant to firewood-sized pieces and put herein below, pursuant to Deed of Trust executed them in barrels. They painstak- Deed of Trust executed by CINDY THOMPSON AND TIMOTHY THOMPSON, to by JAMES PULLIN AND TINA A. PULLIN, to NETCO WESLEY D. TURNER, Trustee, on April 11, 2006, at Record Book 1631, Page ingly counted the insects that INC., Trustee, on May 5, 2012, at Record Book emerged from the wood — 32,121 890-908 as Instrument No. 06006887 in the real property records of Bradley 2099, Page 288 in the real property records of County Register's Office, Tennessee. to be exact. Eastern ash bark Bradley County Register's Office, Tennessee. beetle was the most common, Owner of Debt: DEUTSCHE BANK NATIONAL TRUST COMPANY, AS TRUSTEE accounting for 85 percent of the Owner of Debt: FOR ARGENT SECURITIES INC., ASSET-BACKED PASS-THROUGH CERTIFI- total. VILLAGE CAPITAL & INVESTMENT, LLC CATES, SERIES 2006-M1 Researchers were surprised to find that wood harvested even The following real estate located in Bradley County, The following real estate located in Bradley County, Tennessee, will be sold to three years after the tornado pro- Tennessee, will be sold to the highest call bidder the highest call bidder subject to all unpaid taxes, prior liens and encum- duced a significant number of subject to all unpaid taxes, prior liens and encum- brances of record: insects. brances of record: “It was a little surprising that THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED REAL ESTATE IN THE THIRD CIVIL DISTRICT even after three years, we still Lot thirty-five (35), North Meade, as shown by plat OF BRADLEY COUNTY, TENNESSEE: found insects associated with of record in Plat Book 3, Page 227, in the Register`s recently killed trees emerging Office of Bradley County, Tennessee. LOT SIXTEEN (16), WHISPERWOOD SUBDIVISION, SECTION II, AS SHOWN BY from firewood,” said Kevin Dodds, Being the same property or a portion of the same PLAT OF RECORD IN PLAT BOOK 4, PAGE 71, IN THE REGISTER`S OFFICE, one of the study’s lead authors. property conveyed to James Paul Pullin and wife, BRADLEY COUNTY, TENNESSEE. Not all the trees die at the time Tina A. Pullin by Instrument dated June 07, 2006 of the tornado or wind storm. from Hank W. Wilson, a single man filed on June BEING THE SAME PROPERTY CONVEYED TO DANAH DUFF STEWART, UN- Instead, there is a range of dam- 15, 2006 in Book 1651 at page 128 in the Bradley MARRIED, FROM BILL OSBORNE, UNMARRIED AND BETTY J. OSBORNE age and pockets of living trees County records. LIPPS, UNMARRIED; DATED 4/20/89; RECORDED IN BOOK 320, PAGE 731, that create insect habitat over Commonly known as: 4804 Treemont Circle NE, REGISTER`S OFFICE OF BRADLEY COUNTY, TENNESSEE. time, researchers said. Cleveland, TN 37312 “You might think that several Parcel Number: 0351 D 03600 000 THIS CONVEYANCE IS MADE SUBJECT TO THE FOLLOWING: years after a windstorm that blows down trees, it would be safe Tax ID: 035I-D-036.00 ANY GOVERNMENTAL ZONING AND SUBDIVISION ORDINANCES AND REGULA- to cut the downed trees into fire- TIONS IN EFFECT THEREON. wood and transport them. But Current Owner(s) of Property: JAMES PULLIN AND TINA A. PULLIN FIFTEEN (15) FOOT UTILITY EASEMENT OVER FRONT 15 FOOT OF LOT. Indian tribe The street address of the above described property TEN (10) FOOT DRAINAGE/UTILITY EASEMENT ON EXTERIOR LOT LINES. is believed to be 4804 Treemont Cir NE, Cleveland, TN 37312, but such address is not part of the legal FIVE (5) FOOT DRAINAGE/UTILITY EASEMENT ON INTERIOR LOT LINES. plans to build description of the property sold herein and in the event of any discrepancy, the legal description ref- RESTRICTIONS AS SET OUT IN MISC. BOOK 90, PAGE 624, IN THE SAID REG- casino in Ga. erenced herein shall control. ISTER`S OFFICE. CANTON, Ga. (AP) — An SALE IS SUBJECT TO OCCUPANT(S) RIGHTS IN SETBACK LINES AS SET OUT ON RECORDED PLAT. Oklahoma Indian tribe wants to POSSESSION. M/P 35P-F-18.00 return to its ancestral Georgia KN home, and bring a casino with THE RIGHT IS RESERVED TO ADJOURN THE DAY COMMONLY KNOWN AS: 872 MANSION HILL COURT NE, CLEVELAND, TN it. OF THE SALE TO ANOTHER DAY, TIME AND PLACE 37312 It’s the latest twist in the CERTAIN WITHOUT FURTHER PUBLICATION, UPON effort to legalize gaming in ANNOUNCEMENT AT THE TIME AND PLACE FOR Tax ID: 035P F 018.00 Georgia. THE SALE SET FORTH ABOVE. THE WSB-TV reports a lawyer for TRUSTEE/SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE RESERVES THE Current Owner(s) of Property: CINDY THOMPSON AND TIMOTHY THOMPSON the United Keetoowah band of RIGHT TO RESCIND THE SALE. IF THE SALE IS the Cherokee said an Indian SET ASIDE FOR ANY REASON, THE PURCHASER AT The street address of the above described property is believed to be 872 MAN- casino will help a native Georgia THE SALE SHALL BE ENTITLED ONLY TO A RE- SION HILL COURT NE, CLEVELAND, TN 37312, but such address is not part of people struggling to survive. TURN OF THE DEPOSIT PAID. THE PURCHASER the legal description of the property sold herein and in the event of any dis- The Keetoowah band was driv- SHALL HAVE NO FURTHER RECOURSE AGAINST crepancy, the legal description referenced herein shall control. en from Georgia during the Trail THE GRANTOR, THE GRANTEE, OR THE TRUSTEE. of Tears in the 1830s. SALE IS SUBJECT TO OCCUPANT(S) RIGHTS IN POSSESSION. The impoverished tribe’s exec- OTHER INTERESTED PARTIES: None utive director hopes for a fruitful THE RIGHT IS RESERVED TO ADJOURN THE DAY OF THE SALE TO ANOTHER homecoming. Anile Locust says THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COLLECT A DEBT AND DAY, TIME AND PLACE CERTAIN WITHOUT FURTHER PUBLICATION, UPON she would like to see her people ANY INFORMATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED FOR ANNOUNCEMENT AT THE TIME AND PLACE FOR THE SALE SET FORTH flourish in her lifetime. THAT PURPOSE. ABOVE. THE TRUSTEE/SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE RESERVES THE RIGHT TO RE- The tribe wrote to Gov. SCIND THE SALE. IF THE SALE IS SET ASIDE FOR ANY REASON, THE PUR- Nathan Deal last month and If applicable, the notice requirements CHASER AT THE SALE SHALL BE ENTITLED ONLY TO A RETURN OF THE DE- said that through federal law, of T.C.A. 35-5-117 have been met. POSIT PAID. THE PURCHASER SHALL HAVE NO FURTHER RECOURSE they have status superior to all AGAINST THE GRANTOR, THE GRANTEE, OR THE TRUSTEE. other efforts to build a casino. All right of equity of redemption, statutory and oth- Their attorney, Richard Lea, erwise, and homestead are expressly waived in said OTHER INTERESTED PARTIES: None said two casino companies are Deed of Trust, and the title is believed to be good, in active discussions. but the undersigned will sell and convey only as THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COLLECT A DEBT AND ANY INFORMATION OB- “They can partner with an Substitute Trustee. TAINED WILL BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE. Indian tribe. They can cut through the regulation and on If the U.S. Department of Treasury/IRS, the State If applicable, the notice requirements of T.C.A. 35-5-117 have been met. an expedited basis, they can get of Tennessee Department of Revenue, or the State approval and build an Indian of Tennessee Department of Labor or Workforce De- All right of equity of redemption, statutory and otherwise, and homestead are casino a lot quicker,” Lea said. velopment are listed as Interested Parties in the ad- expressly waived in said Deed of Trust, and the title is believed to be good, but The casino company would vertisement, then the Notice of this foreclosure is the undersigned will sell and convey only as Substitute Trustee. buy the land and the feds would being given to them and the Sale will be subject to the applicable governmental entities’ right to re- declare it sovereign in trust for If the U.S. Department of Treasury/IRS, the State of Tennessee Department of deem the property as required by 26 U.S.C. 7425 the tribe. Revenue, or the State of Tennessee Department of Labor or Workforce Devel- and T.C.A. §67-1-1433. The state legislature would opment are listed as Interested Parties in the advertisement, then the Notice of this foreclosure is being given to them and the Sale will be subject to the not be involved. This property is being sold with the express reser- “We’ve just seen the start of applicable governmental entities’ right to redeem the property as required by vation that the sale is subject to confirmation by 26 U.S.C. 7425 and T.C.A. §67-1-1433. the casino fight in the legisla- the lender or trustee. This sale may be rescinded at ture and it’s divisive,” Lea said. any time. If the sale is set aside for any reason, the This property is being sold with the express reservation that the sale is sub- Purchaser at the sale shall be entitled only to a reject to confirmation by the lender or trustee. This sale may be rescinded at turn of the deposit paid. The Purchaser shall have any time. 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LEGAL PUBLICATION Biltmore House, land, extras worth nearly $300M Notice The Bradley County Road Dept. will be accepting ASHEVILLE, N.C. (AP) — Tax bids for the purchase of the following items: appraisers in North Carolina 1. Corrugated metal pipe have put a price tag on the 2. Double Wall plastic pipe iconic Biltmore House, the land 3. Hot Mix it sits on and related develop- 4. Liquid Asphalt Products ment: nearly $300 million. 5. Tires and tubes The Asheville Citizen-Times 6. Rock reports Buncombe County offi- Bids will be accepted until Tuesday, February 22, cials this week released num- 2017 at 10:00 AM at which time they will be bers showing the approximately opened and read aloud for those present. Bid speci- 135,000-square-foot home with fications may be picked up Monday thru Thursday 250 rooms is valued at about 7:00am to 5:00pm at the office of Sandra Knight $37 million. Collins, Road Superintendent, 508 Withrow Rd. The county tax department McDonald, TN 37353 or by calling 423-728-7006. also says the approximately Envelopes must be sealed and clearly marked ac- 2,194-acre property is valued at cording to type of bid being placed. Bradley County more than $64 million. With Road Dept. reserves the Right to accept, extend hotels, restaurants, outbuild- and/or reject any and/or all bids that it deems to ings and private residences, the be in the best interest of Bradley County. total value of public areas of Sandra Knight Collins, Superintendent Biltmore Estate is nearly $300 Bradley County Road Dept. million. February 5, 12, 2017 Keith Miller, who oversaw the tax department appraisal, said LEGAL PUBLICATION appraising Biltmore Estate is Notice “one of the most complex tasks It is the duty of your grand jurors to investigate that we have.” any public offense which they know or have reason Miller said the job has more to believe has been committed and which is triable in common with appraising a or indictable in this county. Any person having factory or a big box store than knowledge or proof that such an offense has been with a typical residence. committed may apply to testify before the Grand “Comparables for the house Jury subject to the provisions of Tennessee Code are pretty much nonexistent, at Annotated, Section 40-12-106. The foreperson in least in America,” he said. this county is presently: “Really you’ve got to go some- Beverly P. Johnson where out of this country to see P.O. Box 4558 a chateau like that.” Cleveland, TN 37320-4558 The tax department examined The Grand Jury will next meet on Wednesday, the Biltmore’s revenues to deter- 18th day of January 2017. You may be prosecuted mine a value. Square footages for perjury for any oral or written statement which are recorded, but they’re not as you make under oath to the Grand Jury, when you relevant as they would be to a know the statement to be false, and when the state- residential appraisal, Miller said. AP Photo/Chuck Burton, File ment touches on a matter material to the point in As for the Biltmore Co. itself, In thIs July 6, 2005, file photo, the Biltmore House is reflected in a pond on the estate in Asheville, question. it’s not concerned with value, N.C. Buncombe County appraisers say Biltmore House is worth about $37 million, and the nearly 2,200 Respectfully, said Kathleen Mosher, director acres it sits on is worth more than $64 million. The tax department says if you throw in the hotels, restau- Gayla H. Miller, Clerk of communications. rants, outbuildings and private residences, the total value of the public areas of Biltmore Estate is nearly Circuit, Criminal, General Sessions & Juvenile “As a national historic land- $300 million. Court of Bradley County, Tennessee mark, we’re in the business of February 12, 2017 preserving things for generations need to take place, those business. She referred all ques- immediately surrounding LEGAL PUBLICATION tions, so it’s not something that external people seeking those tions about its new tax rate to Biltmore House increased in is our focus,” Mosher said. “Our valuations do them themselves.” the county tax department. value by 40 percent, and the PUBLIC NOTICE focus is preserving these objects Mosher said as a privately Biltmore Estate has gained value of the buildings, including and preserving the estate for owned company, the Biltmore value since the last reappraisal Biltmore House but not the generations to enjoy, so if valua- The regular monthly meeting of the Bradley County Co. pays taxes like any other was released in 2013. The land hotels, increased by 27 percent. Planning Commission will be held Thursday, February 16 at 6:00 PM in the county commission room in the Bradley County Courthouse.

AGENDA As sea levels rise, vital salt marshes are disappearing • Approval of minutes WELLS, Maine (AP) — The pening right in front of our eyes findings were published in Maryland also are losing ground, Ridgway’s rail is a rare bird that — an endangered bird that does- January in the journal Nature albeit more slowly. REZONING REQUESTS relies on the salt marshes south n’t have anywhere to nest any- Communications. The group used aerial photog- 1. Luann Chappell, Executor of Joan Still’s Estate- of Los Angeles to survive. And more,” said Neil Ganju, the lead The scientists said salt marsh- raphy and other remote sensing 5350 that’s why its future is in doubt author of the study. es around the country are falling techniques to determine how Georgetown Road-FAR Forestry/Agricultural/Residen- — the salt marsh is disappearing Salt marshes are ecosystems victim to pressures such as sea- much of each marsh was open tial to C-2 General Commercial under rising seas. along the coast flooded frequent- level rise and including land water and how much was cov- Scientists working with the ly by seawater. They provide vital development and damming ered by plants. The team used 2. Chris Townsend-Bates Pike-FAR Forestry/Agricul- federal government said the rail’s habitat for animals, such as rivers. Natural erosion also plays that data to determine which of tural/Residential to R-2 High Density Residential plight at Seal Beach National birds, crustaceans and shellfish, a role. the marshes are best equipped Wildlife Refuge is indicative of and are important for their role The group found that for survival. 3. Mouse Creek Properties, LLC-Mouse Creek Road what’s happening to salt marsh- in protecting coastal areas where Blackwater National Wildlife Ganju said the information NW-FAR Forestry/Agricultural/Residential to I-1 Gen- es around the country. people live from flooding and ero- Refuge in Maryland, Schooner will be useful for conservationists eral Industrial Their assessment of eight of sion. Creek in New Jersey and Reedy and land use managers looking the country’s coastal salt marsh- The U.S. Geological Survey set Creek and Dinner Creek at New to restore salt marshes. PLATS es found that half will be gone in about to determine the danger Jersey’s Forsythe National The report illustrates that salt 1. Mouse Creek Properties, LLC Subdivision Lots 1-3 350 years if they don’t regain that erosion poses to eight salt Wildlife Refuge are unlikely to marshes are not keeping up with some lost ground. The other four marshes on the two coasts. The survive beyond 350 years from the rise of sea levels, said Joe February 12, 2017 also are backsliding, and coastal group, led by Ganju, a Woods now. Seal Beach, Point Mugu Kelley, a University of Maine pro- communities and wildlife will Hole, Massachusetts-based Naval Air Station in California, fessor of marine geology who was suffer as the marshes continue oceanographer, was surprised to Rachel Carson National Wildlife not involved in the work. to deteriorate. find all eight marshes losing Refuge in Maine and Fishing Bay “Somebody in 50 years who B R A D L E Y C O U N T Y “That’s something that’s hap- ground, some significantly. Their Wildlife Management Area in looks at some of the marshes we’ve looked at, they’ll just see PARKS & RECREATION lots of open water,” Kelley said. The study has also gotten the Bradley County Parks & Recreation will be taking applications attention of environmental for Seasonal Park Laborers. They will work under the groups that have advocated for Maintenance Supervisor and will assist with the decades for the health and implementation of the department’s maintenance plan. preservation of salt marshes. The research is a wake-up call to Employees must possess working knowledge of equipment, start working to preserve the tools and materials used in the parks building maintenance and marshes before it’s too late, said athletic facilities. Must possess the ability to communicate Stephanie Wear, a senior scien- effectively with the public, be able to operate all equipment, tist with The Nature and perform all other duties assigned by the Director of Parks Conservancy. & R e c r e a t i o n . “This is probably a realistic forecast which would not bode Applications can be picked up at the Bradley County Human well for coastal communities in Resources Department 155 Broad Street Basement Level long term,” she said. “There are Courthouse Annex Building, Cleveland, TN 37311.¬ Office many ways to address the potential loss and prevent it — studies Hours are M-Thurs. 8:30-4:30, Friday 8:30-5:00.¬ like this play an important role in Deadline for turning in applications will be 2-28-2017 putting a spotlight on a problem so we can give it the attention it D R U G F R E E W O R K P L A C E deserves.” EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER

AP Photo/Robert F. Bukaty The Little River flows through the Rachel Carson Wildlife Refuge in Wells, Maine. The salt marsh has Thank You Cleveland for 6 Years! been identified by scientists as one of several around the country that is falling victim to pressures such as sea-level rise and changing land uses, such as development pressures along with natural erosion. 2010 - 2016

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Rent $490, de- senior, agricultural, commercial, We Offer a One- Time Deep Owner/ Agent 423-987-9232. posit $250. Appliances and water furnished. It is clean, safe and quiet performances, and the newest Cleaning Service, Daily, Weekly, 48. Office Space For Rent thing. Live portrait! Contact Bi-Weekly and Monthly Cleaning area. 423-593-8010. George at: Plans… Move in Move out AVAILABLE NOW: North Keith [email protected] service… Window Street: Single or multiple offices, 50. Mobile Homes For Rent to schedule yours today. cleaning also available. utilities included. Owner/ Agent $495: 2 Bedroom, 1 bath. We use a color-coded cleaning STONy BROOKS REALTy $450: 2 Bedroom, 1 bath. system to eliminate cross 423-479-4514. $475: 2 Bedroom, 1 bath. contamination. All units include: New paint, vinyl 49. Apartments For Rent flooring, and water. pROVISION Selling Your Home? TOWNHOuSE ON Ramsey Street REAL ESTATE AND pROpERTy We Will Get Your Home In Tip NE, close to Bradley Square Mall. MANAGEMENT, LLC 423-693-0301. Serving Bradley, Bledsoe, McMinn, Top Shape So It Will Sell No pets/ smoking. $575 monthly, Quickly! $500 deposit. Credit check. 3 bedroom, 2 baths. $150 weekly. Meigs, Polk & Rhea Counties 423-667-3551. 1155 6th Street NE. 423-650-5027 Cleveland Business, Family COLLEGETOWN MOBILE ES- Owned & Operated… $395: LARGE 1 bedroom, 1 bath, TATES: Two bedrooms nice and Reasonable Rates! hardwood floors, water included. clean. 472–6555. Our Mission Statement: $450: 1 Bedroom, 1 bath, utilities in- APARTMENTS & References Available! cluded, vinyl/ wood floors, new paint. 52. Sleeping Rooms All Work Guaranteed! $595: 1 bedroom, 1 bath, duplex, to- “Enhancing, promoting, and protecting HOMES FOR RENT Call Us Today For A Free Esti- tally furnished, with washer/ dryer, $149 PLUS tax weekly special, 1 423-476-5518 mate. 423-593-1525 all utilities included up to $75, no person with ad, HBO/ ESpN. the private property rights in our pets. 423-728–4551. Online Rental Payment Available $525: 2 bedroom, 1 bath townhouse, communities, and the business interests ASK ABOUT SELECT “SPECIALS” BREEzEWAyExTENDEDSTAy.COM 45. Vacation Rentals built in microwave, vinyl flooring, WEEKLy rate paid in advance, aver- of our REALTOR® members.” www.bender-realty.com 2 RIVERS CAMpING: RV park, new paint. ages $46.43 nightly plus tax. or come by office Cabin Rentals, directly on the river $475: Large 2 bedroom, 1 bath du- 423-584-6505. 425 25th Street at junction of Hiwassee and Ocoee plex, water included. Rivers. 423-338-7208. $495: 2 Bedroom, 1 bath, new paint, 53. Houses For Rent tile/ wood floors, water included. 46. Storage Space For Rent $995: Luxury Townhouse 2 bed- $1,195: 3 bedroom, 2.5 baths, 2100 room, 2.5 bath, hardwood floors square feet, double garage. Lami- CALFEE'S MINI Warehouse for rent: down, carpet up, gas fireplace, ja- nate upstairs, Carpet in bedrooms, Open House Today 2-4 Georgetown pike, Spring place cuzzi tub, garage. finished den downstairs. Very Nice! L OOKING F OR Road and Highway 64. Call pROVISION REAL ESTATE AND No pets, No smoking. 476–2777. pROpERTy MANAGEMENT, LLC $1,095: 3 Bedroom, 2 bath, hard- TEMpSAFE STORAGE 423-693-0301. wood/ tile floors, gas fireplace down- A N A FFORDABLE Climate Controlled stairs, NW location. 1722 & Outside units $525: 1 Bedroom, 1 bath, laminate/ pROVISION REAL ESTATE AND Downtown Location vinyl flooring, new paint, central pROpERTy MANAGEMENT, LLC Derby P LACE T O L IVE & Georgetown Road heat/ air, includes all utilities up to 423-693-0301 Lane 614-4111 $100. Half off 1st months rent. pRO- Are You 62 Years or Older? VISION REAL ESTATE AND pROp- ERTy MANAGEMENT, LLC $264,900 423-693-0301. • Conveniently Located • Activities Provided PPARKPAARRKK NEW CONSTRUCTION! 3 bedroom, 3 bath home. MLS #20170510. DIRECTIONS: Georgetown Road to right into Weston Hills Subdivision. OOAKSOAAKKSS Go to the top of the subdiv ision. Turn left o n Derby Lane. House at the North Cleveland puBLISHER'S NOTICE: All real estate advertised in this newspaper is end in the cul-de-sa c. AAPARTMENTS APPAARRTTMMEENNTTSS subject to the Federal Fair Housing Towers Act of 1968 and the Tennessee Hu- Call (423) 479-9639 + Pool With Water-Fall puBLISHER'S NOTICE: All real es- man Rights Act which makes it ille- 1200 Magnolia Ave. NE • Cleveland, TN 37311 + Enjoy our inside fitness center tate advertised in this newspaper is gal to advertise "any preference, + Studios, 1 & 2 Bedroom Apts. subject to the Federal Fair Housing limitation or discrimination based on Act of 1968 and the Tennessee Hu- race, color, religion, sex, or national ACCEPTING + One Of Kind 2 Bedroom, Hollywood Baths man Rights Act which makes it ille- origin, handicap/ disability or an in- + Carwash, Basketball Court , Laundry gal to advertise "any preference, tention to make any such prefer- APPLICATIONS and Picnic Areas, Lavishly Decorated limitation or discrimination based on ence, limitation or discrimination." 2 Bedrooms and Club House race, color, religion, sex, or national This newspaper will not knowingly + Ponds with enjoyable water sprays origin, handicap/ disability or an in- accept any advertising for real estate Efficiency Apartments tention to make any such prefer- which is in violation of the law. Our + Easy 12 months leasing terms ence, limitation or discrimination." readers are informed that all dwell- *Income Restrictions Apply This newspaper will not knowingly ings advertised in this newspaper Rent Based On Income. C a l l To d a y accept any advertising for real estate are available on an equal opportu- Utilities Included In Rent. which is in violation of the law. Our nity basis. Equal Housing Opportu- North Cleveland Towers does not discriminate on the basis of 4 2 3 - 4 7 9 - 7 9 1 6 readers are informed that all dwell- nity, M/F. handicapped status in the admission or access to, or treatment or

EQUAL HOUSING ings advertised in this newspaper Listing Agent: EQUAL HOUSING Hosting Agent: OPPORTUNITY employment in its federally assisted programs and activities. 1159 Harrison Pike, Cleveland OPPORTUNITY 2 BEDROOM in country setting. No Steve Black (423) 303-1200 Tonya Suits are available on an equal opportu- Each Keller Williams office is independently owned & operated nity basis. Equal Housing Opportu- pets. $650 month. $500 deposit. 423-595-7300 423-715-9272 nity, M/F. 423-303-9804. 3 BEDROOM, $700 monthly, $700 OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY 2-5 1 BEDROOM, 1 bath, off Spring deposit. Laundry hookups, appli- place. $450 monthly, ances. 423-472-7816. includes water. 423-650-5027. OPEN HOUSE TODAY 2-4 3 BEDROOM, 1 level home with 1 1875 GREEN Drive duplex apart- bedroom in- law suite. $1300 ment. All carpeted, stove, refrigera- monthly. No pets. No smoking. 450 Hunt Cliff Drive N W $269,900 tor. All electric. Washer/ dryer hook- 423-961-3699. Agent/ Owner. ups. 2 bedroom, 1 bath. $550 plus You’ll be sure to $250 deposit. No pets. 3 BEDROOM, 1.5 bath. Double car- make this home 423-478-7363 or 423-310-0742. port. Great location. $1100. your castle with 423-667-4967. 2 BEDROOM, 1 bath, central heat it’s 4 bedrooms and air. Stove and refrigerator fur- 3 BEDROOM, newly remodeled. and 3 baths in a nished. No steps. No pets. Refer- Sunset Drive NW. New appliances. great location! It 2,800 SQ. FT. HOME FOR SALE 423-618-1467. ences required. $500 monthly. $200 has a new roof, deposit. 423-244-1616. ONE LEVEL, CUL-DE-SAC FOR LEASE, 3 bedroom, 1 bath. new carpet & 2322 INVERNESS DRIVE NW BENTON –WALNuT Creek Apart- 1150 square feet. City. New inside. paint, tile in ments. utilities furnished for seniors A/C, carport, huge lot, ready. No 3 br, 3 bath, saltwater pool, underground storm shelter, large kitchen with island/eat pets. $750 with $500 deposit. kitchen and in area, storage galore, formal dining room, huge living room with gas stone firelace, age 62 or older who meet the HuD income requirements. Conveniences 423-544-9383. baths, granite master bedroom, large 2nd and 3rd bedrooms, laundry room, 22x10’ sunroom/ countertops and patio/hot tub. 1 +/- acre property great for entertaining, fully fenced in back, double include: rent based on income, utili- MApLETON FOREST: Great room garage with workroom, double driveway. Text for pictures. ties furnished, ground floor apart- with vaulted ceiling, dining area. more! It even has a potential in-law suite! MLS #20162502 ments, central heat and air, mainte- MUST SEE! 423-505-4609 Breakfast bar, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, DIRECTIONS: 25th and Keith. South o n Keith Street. Right on Harrison $269,900 nance/ yard work provided. For more laundry room. 2 car enclosed ga- Pike. Right o n Everhart Drive. Right o n Hunt Cliff. Home on r ight. Private viewing also available. information call 423-338-8412 or rage. Well decorated. No pets en- 423-263-0598. EHO/ Handicap Ac- forced. No smoking. Must have rent cessible. reference, verifiable income. $1,200 BEST pLACE for living. 3 bedroom, monthly, $900 deposit. 2 bath $860. 2 bedroom, 1.5 bath- 423-479-9891. K IM ’ S P ICK O F T HE W EEK ! S h e e n a C o r b e t t 800 Market Street Suite 100 room $630. Laundry hookup. ONE LEVEL, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths. Chattanooga, TN 37402 423-667-4967. N M L S 4 1 4 5 2 8 2 0 1 Tr i p l e t t Central heat and air. Stove and re- Mortgage Loan Originator Phone: 423-643-8804 frigerator furnished. Large living Circle NW BLYTHEWOOD- STEEPLECHASE 423.643.8804 room, eat in kitchen with den. Walk [email protected] FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION $199,500 APARTMENTS- 1 Bedroom with to Tinsley park. 2 car carport with utilities furnished ($389- $579); 2 utility room. No pets. No smoking. Bedroom ($429- $609). Appliances References required. $1000 furnished; duplexes. 423-472–7788. monthly, $500 deposit. CLEVELAND SuMMIT Apartments 423-244-1616. 1.6 acres, 2400+ s.f.,4 bdrm/3 full baths, 180’ of Creek behind home. New Champion windows throughou t, updated Rent is based on income for persons kitchen. Standing pantry; Kitchen bar adjacent to Family/Den with fireplace. 15 x 17 Glass/Screen room off of kitchen. 62 or older, handicapped or dis- 56. Houses For Sale Great storage and a convenient attached double carport. Home foundation has been reinforced with pie rs and warranty is abled. We have immediate open- ALL ExTENSIVELy remodeled: Listing Agent: EQUAL HOUSING Hosting Agent: transferable. Plenty of storage in lower level with full bathroom and laundry area. A bedroom, livi ng area and craft room/ OPPORTUNITY ings. Equal Housing Opportunity 44 3 bedroom/ 1 bath, SW, $99,900. Steve Black (423) 303-1200 Rhonda Bullard area. Workshop/storage area with built in shelves - heated and cooled workshop! Possible separate li vingquarters with Inman Street 479-3005 Each Keller Williams office is independently owned & operated separate entrance in finished lower level. MLS: 20165349 4 bedroom/ 2 bath, N, $154,900. 423-595-7300 423-618-6819 Directions: Freewill Rd and Candies Lane: Go North on Freewill; Left on Triplett Circle. Home on Left. Sign in yard. GREAT LOCATION 2 bedroom, 1 3 bedroom/ 2 bath, N, $159,900. bath duplex: Appliances, central Owner financing or lease- with- heat/ air, washer/ dryer hookups. option. Owner/ Agent STONy $595 monthly plus $450 deposit. No BROOKS REALTy 423-479-4514. smoking/ no pets. Call 57. Farms & Acreage For Sale OPEN HOUSE TODAY 2-4 423-339-2798. LAND FOR SALE: Just Reduced to LuxuRy TOWNHOMES: $755 and $99,900. Almost 20 acres, level and up monthly, 2 bedrooms, 1.5/ 2.5 mostly cleared. Road on 2 sides with baths. Gas heat, gas fireplaces. a creek. Nice. AWARD REALTy 423 Listing Agent Near mall, yMCA and Lee univer- 476-3205. Anna Marie Lynn 423 KIMBERLY LEDFORD sity. Call for details. 423-595-1943 595-3378. woodridgecleveland.com 423-595-8231 58. Business Property For NICE 2 bedroom in Cleveland. Sale 2075 N. Ocoee Street Ground level. Remodeled: Stove, re- Cleveland, TN 37312 frigerator, blinds, water and sewer OFFICE/ RETAIL space available. EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY furnished. No pets, no smoking. Call North Ocoee Street. 423-618-1467. Each Office Is Independently Owned And Operated Ph: (423) 478-2332 for information between 9am-6pm 423-479-5570. 72. Cars For Sale LLOyD'S uSED CARS 1216 17th Street N W $179,900 423-476-5681 5526 Waterlevel Highway LOOK NO FURTHER! 3BD/3BA Brick ranch with full basement has what you need! Convenient circle Cleveland, TN drive leads to front porch. Walk in to spacious open living room, which flows to the updated kitchen Come join our team at www.lloydsusedcars.com featuring abundant Kraftmaid cabinets, kitchen bar, and dining area with charming built-ins. Also located on the main level is a generous master suite with double vanities as well as a second 2010 Chevrolet Impala, 2008 Chrys- bedroom and additional full bathroom. Make your way down stairs to the full partially finished ler Sebring Convertible, 2008 Chrys- basement offering separate living quarters. The basement features expansive family room/den, Life Care Center of Cleveland ler T/ C van, 2005 Chevrolet Trail- bedroom, kitchen, full bathroom, laundry room and another attached single car garage, perfect for blazer V8, 2004 Honda Accord, teens or even to rent out! No-maintenance composite deck over looks a large fenced backyard, 2001 Ford Ranger complete with a fully screened gazebo! Home also has mountain views. Improvements include Newer - HVAC unit (2016), roof, windows and more! Make the call today to see this wonderful home before it’s gone! MLS #: 20166841 RN/LPN 7PM-7AM Answer to Directions: South on Georgetown Rd. Right on 17th Street. Home will be on the right. CNA 7AM-7PM - E/O WEEKEND Sudoku Puzzle CNA 7PM-7AM - E/O WEEKEND on Page 33 CNA WEEKEND HOURS AVAILABLE BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT DIRECTOR HOUSEKEEPER/FLOOR TECH - EVENING HOURS, EXP. PREFERRED

We offer competitive pay and benefits in a rewarding environment, apply in person to: (423) 303-1200 3530 Keith Street NW • Cleveland, TN 37312 Each Keller Williams office is Listing Agent independently owned & operated Melody Smith EOE-M/F/V/D (423) 595-0199 EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Sunday, February 12, 2017—45

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OPEN TODAY Open House this Sunday 2:00 to 5:00pm 2:00-5:00 pm Decisions 3342 Keith St NW- Cleveland, TN 37312 Decisions 423.790.1610 Bringing Dreams to Reality Host Decisions EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY Shawn Matthews 423-284-3233 295 Brackett Drive, [email protected] Old Fort, TN 178 Walker Brow 3 Bedroom, 2 Bath log sided $369,900 ranch on 3.47 acres. Rocking Stately Walker Brow Subdivision, 2640 sq ft main level. Hardwood floors, Granite Kitchen, Unfinished 2600 sq ft lower level,plumbed,and under heat & Air for expansion. 1200 sq ft detached R.V. garage chair front porch. Nice level lot with custom shelving. Available for fast occupancy! with fruit trees and garden areas. Directions: North Lee Highway, take left onto Davis Rd, right onto Westbrook, right onto Walker Brow Trl. Great place for horses. $179,900. DIRECTIONS: Take Hwy 64 east, head south on Hwy 411 for 5 miles. Take left on Old Fort Rd. stay to right, @ stop sign take right onto Old Federal, take immediate left on Brackett. Sign on property on left.

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R I V E R C O U N T I E S A S S O C I A T I O N o f R E A L T O R S ® “REALTORS® Serving People” Serving Bradley, Bledsoe, McMinn, Meigs, Polk & Rhea Counties LORI PAYNE 423-464-1641 OPEN HOUSE TODAY 2-4 3713 WOODCREST $224,900 Large updated home in center of town across from Chic-fil-a.

DARRELL WHITAKER Mortgage Specialist 339-8086 3355 Needlewood Lane N W $325,000 OPEN 505-1376 FHA/VA Approved Lender Enjoy the peace and quiet on 5.1 acres just minutes from the heart of Cleveland, This custom built 31 Mouse Creek Road 3849 sq. ft. 4 bedroom/3 bath brick ranch with partially finished basement has beautiful hardwood floors in the formal dining and living rooms, gas fireplace, custom cabinetry, tile floors in the ki tchen, TODAY breakfast area and laundry, 3 spacious bedrooms and 3 baths on the main level. The sunroom 4526 Mouse Creek Road NW EQUAL HOUSING opens to a deck with gazebo, perfect for entertaining. 1 Bedroom, recreation area, and lots of Cleveland, TN 37312 OPPORTUNITY 2-4PM storage in the partially finished basement, double carport, storage building, beautiful landscaping, 423-790-3086 and more! This one is a MUST SEE!! MLS #: 20166451 OPEN HOUSES TODAY 2-4 Directions: Candies Ln To Left Onfreewill, Right On 22nd St, Slight Right On Needlewood Ln. (Hills 8909 And Dales Subdivision) Home On Left Near Cul-de-sac. Hidden

FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Branches Road Harrison 3810 Keith St. NW SOMMER ODER Cleveland TN 37312 T N (423) 790-6592 Kristi Cawood, Loan Originator Office: 423-790-7355 NMLS #500887 • TN #128098 • NMLS#148370 Cell: 423-310-1161 $185,900 Beautiful remodeled home just minutes from water access at Harrison Bay! 4 Bedrooms 3 Bathrooms. The main level has a spacious living room with vaulted ceilings. Bright updated kitchen with all stainless steal appliances that are only 2 years old. New Brazilian Pecan Laminate floors throughout the house. A/c Unit, Roof and Hot Water Heater only 2 years old as well. Large fenced in front yard. Come check out this beautiful home. It won’t be available long! MLS #:20164187 Hosting Agent: Listing Agent: Directions: From Hwy 153 go North on Hwy 58 to left onto Harrison Bay Rd. Right 2481 Cumberland Trace N W $299,900 EQUAL HOUSING Brent Ellis (423) 303-1200 OPPORTUNITY Steve Black onto Morning Glory to right onto Hidden Branches Dr. Home is on right. SOP. 599-1825 Each Keller Williams office is independently owned & operated 423-595-7900 Beautiful 4 bedroom, 2.5 bath home in excellent NW location is just waiting for the Joe Womac new owner! This amazing home offers hardwood floors, formal dining room, open MLO ID #500886, Loan Originator floor plan, gas fireplace in living room, master bedroom on the main level, lots of P.O. Box 4730 • Cleveland, TN 37320 custom cabinetry in kitchen, breakfast area, surround sound, irrigation system, full Phone: 423-596-2131 unfinished basement with workshop and lots of storage, large fenced back yard! Fax: 423-476-0060 Convenient to shopping, and I-75. MLS# 20166412 Open House Today 2-4 [email protected] DIRECTIONS: Candies Lane NW to left on Freewill Road, left into Cumberland Trace, house is on the left.

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OPEN HOUSE TODAY 2-4 840 8th Street N E $84,900 Great Investment, Close to Lee TIION REDUCT University, Recent $15,000$15,,000 REDUCTION Updates, $ Oversized Living 2403 Wolfe Drive N W $210,000 Room, Great Great location in the heart of Cleveland! Spacious 5 Bedroom, 4 Sunroom, Large 1/2 Bath Home with lots of square footage & storage throughout. Master Bedroom 1913 Wilcox Circle S W $87,500 Basement with family room, rec room with fireplace, full bath, and Kitchen, Big Very well maintained doublewide with 3 bedrooms, 2 full baths, family room with kitchen, & workshop. Hurry before this one gets away! Priced to back yard with fireplace, very spacious kitchen with ample storage and counter space, pantry and Outbuilding. snack bar. Home sits on nice level lot in cul-de-sac and just minutes from APD 40 allow buyer to do needed updates. MLS #: 20170455 MLS #20165846 (Cleveland bypass) making it easy access to Cleveland, Chattanooga and Dalton. Directions: From Intersection of Peerless Rd to Melrose Dr. MLS# 20166704 DIRECTIONS: From Courthouse Go North on Ocoee Street Left on 8th Street House on the corner of Melrose and Wolfe Dr. DIRECTIONS: Hwy 11 South to left on Victory, right on Westland, right on Grand Home is on Right 840 8th St. NE View, left on Wilson, home is on the right.

EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY 650 25th St. N.W. • Suite 300 • Cleveland, TN 37312 Listing Agents: Hosting Agent: Listing Agent: Listing Agent: Kathy & Joe Lee Listing Agent: EQUAL HOUSING Hosting Agent: OPPORTUNITY EQUAL HOUSING Kristen Jenkins (423) 303-1200 Steve Black (423) 303-1200 Chip Phillips Judy Digennaro (423) 303-1200 OPPORTUNITY Christy Dodson 595-2838 Each Keller Williams office is independently owned & operated 434-422-2772 Each Keller Williams office is independently owned & operated 595-2836 423-595-7300 423-715-2105 (423) 505-1281 Each Keller Williams office is independently owned & operated (423) 331-3551 46—Cleveland Daily Banner—Sunday, February 12, 2017 www.clevelandbanner.com Your Best Shot

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harold reno took this photo of a colorful bird he took at Butterfly World in Coconut Creek, Fla.

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GeorGe PerrY shared this photo he took on a motorcycle trip through Europe in August 2016. The interlocking arches of the Thiepval Memorial are memorials to the 72,246 missing British soldiers of the Battles of the Somme of World War I. The memorial is located in Thiepval, Picardy, in France. Jennifer hardison shared this photo of “nature’s valentine.” It is a hummingbird sitting on a valentine shaped leaf.

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