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THINGS Barnes mulls another bid TO CHECK BY SHANNON MCCAFFREY ing about whether experts agree that if Barnes enters turning up at prayer breakfasts and Associated Press Writer he’ll run: former the crowded field, he’d become the chicken dinners around the state, OUT Gov. Roy Barnes. immediate front runner for his road testing a populist message ATLANTA — Out-of-power Ousted by party’s nomination. that often sounds a lot like a stump ON THE Georgia Democrats gathering for Republican Sonny But Barnes — who has been speech. 3 INSIDE their annual Jefferson Jackson Perdue in 2002, biding his time at the helm at of his “I have become very concerned fundraising dinner Tuesday night Barnes, 61, has been lucrative law practice since being with the agenda of the state being are eyeing a comeback in the 2010 flirting very publicly Barnes booted from the governor’s man- set in the lobbyists’ office and not elections. And the star of the show with whether to jump sion — said he still hasn’t made up by the public,”Barnes said in an New North Murray team is the man who’s keeping the party into the 2010 race to his mind. interview with The Associated continues spring football guessing with Hamlet-like waver- reclaim his old job. Most political In recent months, he has been Press. practice.

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BY MARK MILLICAN [email protected] FROM TODAY’S TUNNEL HILL — An Atlanta man stopped for a traffic violation on I-75 north on FORUM Monday ran from a police officer before being Tasered. He was found in possession of an ounce of cocaine, police said. “If you don’t think there’s Adetokunbo Olorunyomi, 23, of 1895 Flat an evolutionary link Shoals Road, was charged between man and ape, by the Tunnel Hill Police you need to check out the Department with posses- Wagon Train in Murray sion of cocaine, possession County.” of cocaine with intent to MISTY WATSON/The Daily Citizen distribute, trafficking “Getting old stinks when you realize you have more cocaine, failure to maintain hair in your nose than on lane and obstruction of an Kids Meeting Kids your legs.” officer. The arrest took place at 10:18 a.m. approx- Olorunyomi Spencer Anderson, left, 4, watches as Braden Raburn, 5, and a pygmy goat kid get imately one mile above the to know each other on Monday at Dallas and Dot Hall’s home in the Westside com- See page 2A Tunnel Hill exit. munity.The Halls invited Westside Head Start students and their families to their “The suspect was pulled over on a routine home to play with the pygmy goats. traffic stop,”said Police Chief Roy Brunson. “Sgt. Scott Reneau approached the car and WEATHER asked for a driver’s license, but the driver would not make eye contact with him and Forecast: Partly sunny DSC officials: It’s too appeared nervous. Sgt. Reneau brought him Today’s High: 78 back to his car and asked some questions, but Tonight’s Low: 62 the answers were not consistent.” Details, Page 12A Brunson said Reneau asked Olorunyomi if soon to tell on furloughs he could pat him down for weapons and he agreed. FROM STAFF AND WIRE REPORTS let the leaders at the state’s 35 colleges and uni- INSIDE “He said he had a money clip in one pock- et, and he could tell that was what it was, but versities put workers on unpaid leave to help Classified...... 4B The state Board of Regents has passed a alleviate budget shortfalls. measure allowing college presidents to fur- Comics...... 5C lough employees if needed. Crossword...... 4C ➣ Please see ARRESTS, 5A The board voted unanimously Tuesday to ➣ Please see COLLEGE, 5A Dear Abby...... 5C Horoscope...... 4C Lottery...... 2A Videotape on Swamp Movies...... 4C Obituaries...... 10A Opinion...... 4A disabled inspires Creek Sports...... 1-3B DHS students project BY RACHEL BROWN [email protected] lauded 7 69847 00001 6 Dalton High School junior Kim Kazmierski said a month she spent interviewing local individ- BY MISTY WATSON uals with disabilities has changed her outlook on [email protected] life. “It was very inspirational,”Kazmierski said of Lamar Elrod has seen beavers the extracurricular project in cooperation with the MATT HAMILTON/The Daily Citizen vacate Swamp Creek where it Georgia Department of runs through his pasture in Tilton Labor’s Vocational Dalton High School video production teacher On the Web: Melanie Patrick, left, works on video software because the water flows so fast ■ Rehabilitation Services, their dams can’t withstand the The video the “because we got to meet some with juniors Heather Brewer and Kim Kazmierski, students pro- right. With help from Patrick, the students recent- pressure. people that were disadvan- He’s watched as sloped river- duced is at ly finished a video highlighting local people with taged. They had the most pos- banks have been washed down- www.daltonciti- itive outlook.” disabilities. zen.com. stream, leaving behind steep The individuals inter- Nick Smith, a Chatsworth auctioneer who uses a wheel- edges. viewed included Georgie chair. So Elrod was a bit surprised, Gibson, a Georgia Department of Labor employee “A lot of people don’t want to work,”Smith explains in but pleased, that recent restora- who has a speech disability and assists other indi- the video, “but that’s one thing that now I don’t like, being tion work along the stream has viduals with disabilities in job seeking skills; Susan Treubig, a customer service representative at Lowe’s of Dalton who is hearing impaired; and ➣ Please see VIDEO,6A ➣ Please see CREEK, 5A CASH The Jewelry Exchange We Buy Gold! New,Used or Broken On Site Jewelry Repair Free AppraisalswithImmediate Payment 711 E. Walnut Ave. • 706-278-1134 LOTTERY WINNING NUMBERS – FOR MAY 12 ATYOUR Georgia: Midday Cash 3: 5-2-6, Cash 4: 8-6-0-7, Evening Cash 3: 7-1-1, PAGE 2 Mega Millions: 4-8-10-14-51, Mega Ball: 31 SERVICE Tennessee: Midday Cash 3: 5-2-4, Lucky Sum: 11, Cash 4: 2-0-6-7, Lucky Sum: 15, Evening Cash 3: 7-2-0, Lucky Sum: 9, Cash 4: 0-6-0-5, Lucky Our mailing address: Sum: 11 2A Wednesday, May 13, 2009 P.O. Box 1167 Dalton, Ga. 30722-1167 Our shipping address: TODAY’S FORUM WHITFIELD COMMISSIONERS ACTIONS 308 S. Thornton Ave. Dalton, Ga. 30720 Editor’s note: Please my rescue. A Hispanic man FROM STAFF REPORTS trucks from Brooker Ford in and cooling systems at the keep your comments as started my car and a black Dalton for $121,800. The Whitfield County jail. Our Web site: brief as possible. Get to man encouraged me. Thanks The members of the trucks are for the public works ■ Approved a $3,483 bid www.daltondailycitizen.com the point! Longer com- to these people.” Whitfield County Board of department and will replace from Dalton-based Neal To visit us: ments should be submitted Commissioners approved the five high mileage vehicles that Saxson Construction to as letters to the editor. If “Rush Limbaugh, Sean following actions during their need repairs. The used trucks replace fiberglass panels on the Our offices are located on the you include a name, please Hannity and Michael meeting Monday night. All will be sold on www.gov- side of the gym on Gillespie west side of the intersection of spell it. Call 706-272-7748 Savage have the top rated votes were 4-0. Chairman deals.com. Drive. Thornton Avenue and Morris to reach Today’s Forum. radio shows in the country. Mike Babb votes only to break ■ Renewed a service ■ Appointed Todd Gavin to Street in downtown Dalton. Millions are listening and ties. agreement with Trane for the Dalton-Whitfield County We’re open 8 a.m. until 5 p.m. “I found Walter that’s why Obama and his ■ Bought five pickup $13,008 to service the heating Planning Commission. Monday through Friday. Williams’ column to be very people are scared to death of insulting. As a college stu- them.” Bridges honored How to call us: dent I know from experience Main number: 706-217- that off-campus courses I “Surprise! Surprise! TODAY’S CITIZEN Whitfield County employees NEWS have been involved with Surprise! When you get congratulate Deputy Billy (That’s 706-217-6397) have been just as difficult or your $250 you better save it NAME: Roberto A. Bridges Jr. as When you’re not sure with whom more so than the on-campus because come tax time our Rojas the March you need to speak, our operator courses.” nifty president has got a lot AGE: 41 Employee of of new taxes for you.” the Month. will make sure you’re transferred to HOME:Ringgold the person who can best help you. “I want to commend the Bridges has service and hospitality my “Dalton High’s baseball FAMILY:Wife, served with Delivery: 706-272-7705 father received at the team showed that a good Annette; daughter, the sheriff’s Our staff can take your subscrip- Murray Medical Center. He team from a weak region Mariela;son, Alex office for went to the emergency room cannot compete with a fair almost 15 tion and delivery-related calls WORK: Teacher at from 6 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday yesterday and was diag- team from a good region.” years. Co- Bridges through Friday, and from 6 a.m. nosed with colon cancer and Dalton High School, workers say to 10 a.m. Saturday and the day after had surgery.” Editor: Dalton gave Nova NET facilitator he comes to work with a smile Sunday. Winder-Barrow all it PLAY:Golf, yard work, and has a “can-do” attitude. They “If Obama is a devout could handle for three say he is professional and courte- If a subscriber is missed, call by long country drives 10 a.m. on weekdays and Christian, my name is Billy games. ous when dealing with the public weekends for re-delivery. Graham.” HE SAID: “Life moves and other employees. Officials “The fine arts are under Call if you need to: pretty fast around and staff thank him for his dedica- “The north end of the attack in Murray County. ➣ have us redeliver your news- tion to the county. county would be willing to Both middle schools will here.If you don’t stop paper trade some of Varnell’s not have a chorus teacher to look around, you’ll ➣ order or renew a subscription police cars for some of their next year and North Murray LOTS FORSALE ➣ ask for a vacation hold miss it.” junk.” High School still does not — Ferris Bueller IN NEW ➣ have us refill a newsrack have a band director or a ➣ ask about your account “If you don’t think chorus teacher.” SUBDIVISION ➣ order a back issue there’s an evolutionary link $39,900 between man and ape, you Editor: A band director Classified: 706-217-6397 need to check out the Wagon has been hired for NMHS. Nowisagreattimeto To place a classified ad, or for Train in Murray County.” Do You Have buy alot in Reed’s questions about classified “The person who made Crossing Subdivision, a advertising. Hours are 8 a.m. to “Ninety percent of the comment about the planneddevelopmentof 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. Georgians voted against the grandmother at the ballgame ALLERGIES? Classified fax: 706-272-7743 TARP bailout. Nathan Deal needs to get his story cottage style homes voted against it every time, straight. It was the man in We Have Effective Treatment located on Reed Rd.just Advertising: 706-217-6397 unlike Chambliss and the dugout who acted like a north of Rauschenberg Isakson. I’ll vote for Deal fool.” To place a display advertise- Rd.and within walking again.” ment, schedule an insert, or for Dalton Allergy Clinic “We weren’t losing our distanceofNew Hope questions about your advertis- Editor: Georgians did- jobs before Obama was DaltonEar Nose &Throat Elementary andMiddle ing account. n’t vote on the TARP. Deal elected. Now, blame Bush Dalton706.226.2142 Schools as well as Advertising fax: 706-272-7743 did oppose it. for that.” Calhoun 706.629.5000 NorthwestHigh School. Newsroom: 706-217-6397 “I’m not about to give “Amici’s Italian Buynow, build now,or Call this number if you: back the stimulus I got from Restaurant was wonderful buy now andbuild later! ➣ have a question or comment Obama. It’s the only thing for Mother’s Day.” Formoreinformation about our news coverage, or we’ll ever get from him.” call 706/463-1579. our editorial page “Getting old stinks when ➣ have a story idea “When the other coun- you realize you have more Newsroom fax: 706-275-6641 tries give back the billions hair in your nose than on The National Law Enforcement Officers This statue is one of several thatcan be found Obama gave them, I’ll give your legs.” Memorial in Washington, DC was at the Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Sports: 706-272-7734 back my $250. Until then dedicated in 1991. Inscriptions include; “In Valor ThereIsHope” Sports fax: 706-275-6641 I’ll keep it and keep talk- “If you are married and ing.” having problems, go to the The following inscription can be found at “The Wicked Flee When No Man Pursueth Corrections: 706-272-7750 best marriage counselor you the entrance: But the Righteous AreBold As ALion” The newspaper strives for fair- “Deal, Isakson and can find. No one ever said “This Memorial Is Dedicated to All Names of fallen Peace Officers, now ness and accuracy. If you have Chambliss being in marriage was going to be Law Enforcement Officers in the totaling 18,661, areengraved on the a question about a story, please Washington trying to fix easy.” United States of America. Inscribed walls surrounding the park call the newsroom. We will print things is more important on These Walls Arethe Names of INININ VALOR VALOR VALOR New names areadded in April. a correction or clarification than being in Dalton listen- “I got to see my son Those Men and Women Who THERETHERE IS IS HOPE HOPE Those officers arehonored at a when one is in order. ing to you whiners.” Bobby Moore and a few Died in the Candlelight Service, to be held hundred more Marines grad- Line of Duty.” this year on May 13th. “To the person talking uate from boot camp at Management: about the stuff piled up on Parris Island. What an awe- William H. Bronson III 706-272-7700 the south end: Call code some honor. Oorah!” Publisher enforcement. They’ll get out Peace Officers Memorial Day Jimmy Espy 706-272-7735 there and make them clean it “Cheney is correct. His Executive Editor up.” administration did keep May 15, 2009 America from being Gary Jones 706-272-7731 “Let’s put a stop to these attacked for eight years ... if (Police Week is May 10 -16) Advertising Director arrogant knuckleheads who you don’t count 9-11.” Peace Officers Memorial Day and Police Week are observances think they can dictate to oth- Laddie Toney 706-277-7391 that pay tribute to the local, state and federal law enforcement officers. Business Manager ers what they can say in the “Star Parker’s column on forum. They have some con- Arlen Specter made me On 1, October 1961 Congress asked the president to designate May 15 to honor law Claudia Harrell 706-272-7702 trol issues.” think about how angry I was Circulation Director enforcement officers. John F. Kennedy signed the bill into lawonOctober 1, 1962. when Zell Miller and According to aproclamation by George W. Bush in 2002, Chris McConkey 706-226-2668 “Mike Cowan is a Nathan Deal switched to the “Peace Officers Memorial Day and Police Week pay tribute to the local, IT Director mediocre county commis- Republican Party.” State, and Federal lawenforcement officers who serveand protect us with courage and sioner. Why would he make dedication. These observances also remind us of the ongoing need to be vigilant against all a good U.S. rep?” Editor: Zell Miller forms of crime, especially to acts of extreme violence and terrorism.” The Daily Citizen is a locally operated part of never switched parties. Much of the holiday centers around the National LawEnforcement Officers Memorial wall in Newspaper Holdings Inc. and is a member of The Associated Press, Audit Bureau of “Why don’t the police do Washington, D.C., whose walls feature the names of the more than 17,000 lawenforcement Circulation, Georgia Press Association, something about the drug “If Obama is a devout officers who have been killed in the line of duty. Southern Newspapers Publishers activity in the park next to Christian, why did he totally Association and the Newspaper Association the courthouse?” ignore the National Day of of America. The Associated Press is entitled exclusively to the use for publication of all Prayer?” THE DAILY CITIZEN local news in this publication. The Daily “If we had less govern- Citizen desires to be notified promptly of any ment, we’d be under a dicta- Editor: Obama signed a is providing away foryou to remember errors in its pages. 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SUBMITTED BY THE BY JAMIE JONES downtown shuttle takes visi- DALTON POLICE [email protected] tors from local hotels and DEPARTMENT ferries them to downtown There’s more to do in Dalton Mondays through The Dalton Police Dalton than go to Saturdays. Department is asking for the Chattanooga, it’s just a mat- T.J. Kaikobad, the presi- public’s help in identifying a ter of making people aware dent of the Dalton woman caught on tape steal- of the attractions in Whitfield Hospitality Association and ing a wallet from the County,said Margaret owner of the Depot restau- Shugart Road Walmart on Thigpen, executive director rant, said the Morris Street May 7. The woman left with of the Dalton Area freight depot was just a approximately $190 in cash Convention and Visitors thought for years, but is an as well as various credit Bureau. example of what drives cards, drivers’ licenses and The CVB along with tourism. other forms of identification. other local tourism officials “I feel we are standing at A customer at Walmart held a press conference at the the forefront of great oppor- mistakenly left her wallet old Norfolk Southern freight tunity for our community,” on a counter at the customer depot off Morris Street on Kaikobad said. “Needless to service desk. The suspect is MISTY WATSON/The Daily Citizen Tuesday to tout the benefits say,we are in an economic recorded on surveillance of the hospitality industry. David Arnold,asubcontractor working on renova- downturn, but really that cre- video walking up to the This person is being They also marked May 9-17 tions to the old depot, secures an interior wall. ates an opportunity for us. It counter and placing her sought by the Dalton as National Travel and creates an opportunity on a purse next to the wallet, and Police Department for Tourism Week. counted packages to attract maybe a more economical local and regional basis.” then placing her hand over stealing a wallet at the Tales of lavish corporate travelers who are two to four way of doing stuff.” When completed later the wallet and taking it. She Shugart Avenue spending — and the public hours away. Details on those The Dalton/Whitfield this summer,the freight then goes to the back of the Walmart customer ser- outcry against it — have hurt seven packages can be found Civil War driving tour,titled depot will house offices for store, returns to the check- vice desk. She left the the tourism industry across at the CVB office in Peacock “Crossroads of Conflict,” the CVB and the Downtown out counter and purchases store in a Jeep the country,Thigpen said. Alley on Hamilton Street and should be available by the Dalton Development phone cards using cash. Cherokee,police said. “This is all in reflection of on the CVB Web site end of the July,including the Authority. About one-third Before the theft, the suspect the slowed economy and the (www.daltoncvb.com) by the published booklets and audio of the 5,000-square-foot had been in the store to crime or the identity of the indirect effect that end of the week. recording. Retired Dalton building will be used for return an air mattress. woman s asked to contact Washington has had on this “Anything that would State College president Jim office space. The rest will be The suspect left the store Detective Jason Bishop at industry in trying to really have something to offer our Burran is helping complete used as a large multipurpose in a Jeep Cherokee. Anyone (706) 278-9085, extension curb the expenses of our cor- visitors that are going to work on the driving tour. area and meeting space. The with information about this 214. porations that have brought come up here and spend a The CVB has also city built a large deck on the about some of our struggles,” weekend, get away and just increased billboard advertis- side of the depot facing the she said. kind of explore our area,” ing on I-75 and improved train tracks. The city Book fair today at trade center Closer to home, local Thigpen said of the pack- various Web sites, including received a $250,000 grant tourism officials are ramping ages. “Our consumers aren’t www.daltoncvb.com. To for the renovation from the The Scholastic Book Fair is at the Northwest Georgia up their marketing efforts. not traveling anymore, they reach a new generation of state Department of Trade and Convention Center today. Hours are 9 a.m. to 5 The CVB has partnered with still feel that’s their right to travelers, the CVB has joined Transportation. The total p.m. Admission is free. hotels, restaurants and attrac- do so. They’re just looking social networking sites such cost of the project is tions to offer special dis- for a shorter distance or as Facebook and Twitter. A $289,400.

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• Tracy Darlen Almaraz-Martinez, 3699 Ramsey Circle, Atlanta, was Office with second degree criminal 46, 1501-2 Augusta Drive,Dalton, was charged Monday by the Whitfield damage to property,theft by taking, Hollis Holdings, LLC charged Monday by the Dalton Police County Sheriff’s Office with first false statements and criminal trespass. “BuildingQUALITY” Department with possession of soma degree forgery. • Rickey Herrera, 48, 712 W. Tyler and possession of klonopin. • Timothy Shawn Cowan, 38, 174 St., Apt. 601, Dalton, was charged SummerisAlmostHereand THERE HAS • Nathan Lee Baine, 28, 940 Raygan Leonard Bridge Road, Chatsworth, was Tuesday by the Whitfield County NEVER BEEN ABETTER TIMETO Drive,Tunnel Hill, was charged charged Tuesday by the Georgia State Sheriff’s Office with deposit account BUILD OR REMODEL! Monday by the Whitfield County Patrol with parole violation, obstruction fraud, battery (family violence) and Sheriff’s Office with battery (family of an officer,possession of tools for the false imprisonment. GiveJerome or Mitchellacall today! violence), cruelty to children and false commission of a crime (two counts), • Michael Dwight Maddron, 53, (706) 463-1100 or (706) 463-1000 imprisonment. possession of arms by a convicted 3410 Brushtown Road, Cisco, was • Robert Alexander Cadden, 32, felon/first offender probation, false charged Tuesday by the Whitfield •Development•Resident •Commercial 1501-2 Augusta Drive,Dalton, was information and possession of ampheta- County Sheriff’s Office with false www.HollisHoldings.com charged Monday by the Dalton Police mine. imprisonment, aggravated assault, pos- Department with possession of a dan- • Adrian Lynn Estrada, 17, 712 W. session of firearms by a convicted gerous drug (unnamed). Tyler St., Dalton, was charged Tuesday felon/first offender probation and bat- www.daltondailycitizen.com • Tamara Monique Dickson, 28, by the Whitfield County Sheriff’s tery.

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TODAY IN HISTORY THE DAILY CITIZEN Kindred parties Today is Wednesday, May 13, the 133rd day of Serving Northwest Georgia since 1847 2009. There are 232 days The red, white and blue John praised Perdue for his prudent left in the year. William H. Bronson III On this date: Publisher Republican elephant logo Oxendine handling of the state budget. adorns the cover of this has been The candidates’distancing In 1607, English Jimmy Espy Mark Pace week’s Time magazine, with the most from Perdue may just be a colonists arrived by ship at Executive Editor Editor Emeritus this headline: “Endangered aggressive warm-up for tackling a signif- the site of what became the Species.”Inside, the Time Republican icant ethics scandal — yes, Jamestown settlement in Unsigned editorials represent the view of The Daily Citizen. Members header asks, “Is the Party candidate another one — that is just Virginia (the colonists went of the newspaper’s editorial board are William Bronson, Jimmy Espy, Over?” The story goes on to in separat- over the horizon. Senate ashore the next day). Wes Chance, Charles Oliver and Victor Miller. Columns and letters to say,“Lacking leadership and ing himself Judiciary Chairman Preston In 1846, the United the editor are the opinions of the authors. fresh ideas, the GOP has offi- from the Smith, former Perdue floor States declared that a state cially entered the political governor. leader and fair-haired boy of of war already existed with wilderness. It could take years Bill Oxendine the religious right,is going Mexico. OUR VIEW to find the way back.” Shipp derides through a nasty divorce In 1954, President Time could have swapped Republican involving (what else?) marital Dwight D. Eisenhower the elephant for a donkey and Secretary infidelity. He may not be able signed into law the St. carried the same message of State Karen Handel as to follow some of his scandal- Lawrence Seaway Speaker Pelosi about Georgia’s Democrats, Perdue’s chosen successor. ized colleagues and shrug off Development Act. The who can’t seem to secure a Speaking recently in the lawsuit as irrelevant to his musical play “The Pajama seat on the Obama bandwag- Effingham County,Oxendine duties. Game” opened on on. This is especially true of despaired at the failures in Among the allegations Broadway. story stinks the Democrats in the General Georgia education and laid against Smith: A relationship In 1958, Vice President Assembly,who have missed the blame on its governors … with a subordinate state Richard Nixon and his numerous candidate recruit- including Perdue. employee. According to a wife, Pat, were spat upon Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi’s ever- and their limousine bat- changing recollections force us to haul out a tired ing opportunities. Like their “[George] Busbee said he deposition in the case, “the national Republican counter- was the education governor in other woman” worked for his tered by rocks thrown by political cliche. parts, the Georgia Democrats Georgia,”Oxendine noted. campaign and then for the anti-U.S. demonstrators in What did she know and when did she know it? haven’t found a coherent or “Then [Joe Frank] Harris said Senate. The Senate Ethics Caracas,Venezuela. Pelosi has been a strident critic of the Bush consistent voice as the minor- he was the education gover- Committee and/or Senate In 1981, Pope John Paul Administration’s policies on prisoner interroga- ity legislative opposition. If, nor in Georgia. Then [Zell] Committee on Administration II was shot and seriously as Time says, the national Miller said he was the educa- should have jurisdiction over wounded in St. Peter’s tions, though apparently for not as long as she Square by Turkish assailant would have you believe. The early version of the GOP is wandering aimlessly tion governor in Georgia. this. It’s a violation of in the national political Then [Roy] Barnes said he Management 101, if not Mehmet Ali Agca. speaker’s story — her originally uncontested recol- wilderness, then the Georgia was the education governor. Senate rules. One wonders In 1985, a confrontation lection — is that as soon as she knew what was Democrats are stumbling Now Perdue says he’s the what brave soul would initiate between Philadelphia going on at Guantanamo and in Iraq, she opposed blindly through one of our education governor. Every an unethical conduct action authorities and the radical impenetrable swamps. one of them has promised to against Sen. Smith. group MOVE ended as it. But as the facts have emerged, including a memo police dropped an explo- released by the CIA last week, Pelosi’s story has One factor bringing fix education as governor.” Some insiders say a move Georgia politics and national But Georgia education may be made in the Senate to sive onto the group’s head- been shattered. politics together: Republican remains a mess, the Ox added strip Smith of his chairman- quarters; 11 people died in Turns out she knew quite a lot and she knew it a candidates seem to be taking as he burned all his guberna- ship and perhaps take other the resulting fire. lot sooner than she had admitted. steps to distance themselves torial bridges. disciplinary action. In 1994, President Bill from their leader. In 2008, Oxendine is not alone Republican leaders are not Clinton nominated federal Essentially,in the initial weeks and months fol- appeals Judge Stephen G. lowing 9-11, Pelosi offered little or no opposition much time and Some among candidates taking a eager to let yet another ethics Republican gubernatorial swipe at Perdue. Regarded by complaint against a big-name Breyer to the U.S. Supreme to the interrogation methods she was briefed about. candidates seem to be going some as the early front-runner state lawmaker go unan- Court. But as the political winds shifted, so did Ms. out of their way to put a lot of for governor,Secretary of swered. Ten years ago: Russian Pelosi’s views. room between themselves State Karen Handel recently But don’t look for Lt. Gov. lawmakers opened hear- Silent support devolved into trendy dema- and Gov. Sonny Perdue. They took a critical shot at the gov- Casey Cagle to play any lead- ings on whether President apparently worry that ernor. ing role in a GOP houseclean- Boris Yeltsin should be goguery. impeached. Seeing her crumbling efforts to rewrite history Perdue’s negative ratings may “In the area of transporta- ing. Remember,Cagle had to rub off on them. A recent tion, I’m as disappointed as drop out of the governor’s Five years ago: now, in the light of recently revealed information, Survey USA poll showed that anyone about the lack of race because he hurt his back. Defense Secretary Donald the American public, both on the right and the left, 49 percent of Georgians dis- progress there, and believe we H. Rumsfeld visited the has every right to demand a public apology — at approved of Perdue’s per- should have seen more Abu Ghraib prison camp in ■ You can reach Bill Shipp at Iraq, where he insisted the the least — from the speaker. formance as governor,com- aggressiveness and assertive- P.O. Box 2520, Kennesaw, GA pared to 46 percent who ness around that issue,”she Pentagon did not try to The Daily Citizen 30156, e-mail: shipp1@bell- cover up abuses there. approved. told the Atlanta Journal- south.net, or Web address: Insurance Commissioner Constitution even as she billshipponline.com. One year ago: An LETTERS embattled Hillary Rodham Clinton trounced Barack Obama in the West Virginia Single payer system is the way to go Democratic primary. Today’s Birthdays: To the editor: Actor Buck Taylor is 71. It's time for the health care system in this country to work Actor Harvey Keitel is 70. for everyone, but if senators like Max Baucus, Chuck Author Charles Baxter is Grassley and others on the Senate Finance Committee have 62. Actor Franklyn Ajaye is their way about it there will be no real health care reform. In 60. Singer Stevie Wonder their contempt for real health care reform and working fami- is 59. Former NBA player lies they have taken single payer health insurance off the Dennis Rodman is 48. table. Actor-comedian Stephen Why are members of the Senate Finance Committee fight- Colbert is 45. Country ing so hard to keep real health care reform out of the public singer Lari White is 44. debate? It’s simple, just look at how much the corporate med- Singer Darius Rucker ical insurance industry contribute to their election campaigns. (Hootie and the Blowfish) Funny how they preach to us about the free market and com- is 43. Contemporary petition, but are shown to be only interested in rigged mar- Christian musician Andy kets, rigged debates and plain old scams. Williams (Casting Crowns) Now that brings us to our personal representatives, Sen. is 37. Actress Samantha Saxby Chambliss and Rep. Nathan Deal, who I have corre- Morton is 32. Rock musi- sponded with a few times about single payer health care. cian Mickey Madden Unfortunately they have indicated to me that if you or anyone (Maroon 5) is 30. Actor in your family gets seriously ill they are willing to let the Hunter Parrish is 22. medical industry pick your bones clean of every dime you ever earned in your life, just in time to drop you into the cheapest possible pine box that can be found. Thanks Sen. Chambliss and Rep. Nathan Deal. Hope the uninsured remember you when election time rolls around. Hypocrites on torture Gary Holland Dalton The continuing hue and cry over the use of the technique to national law but that he does not want use of torture on suspected terrorists the CIA’s legal coun- repercussions for the CIA at a time seems to have set a new standard for sel following the when morale is crucial to delivering hypocrisy even in this town where it briefing, a tacit admis- accurate intelligence. The Justice Letters policy always has been considered an art form, sion that she was department has made it clear that it practiced at the highest levels without a aware of the contro- doesn’t plan to prosecute the lawyers We want your letters and strive to print them hint of shame. versial methods. But whose opinions gave the Bush White in a timely manner. When submitting a letter, Take House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s for about four years House legal justification. It probably support for a full-scale investigation of Pelosi apparently kept should end there given Pelosi’s newly please include your address and daytime telephone the CIA’s admitted use of such ques- her mouth shut until discovered vulnerability. number for verification. Addresses and phone tionably legal tactics as water boarding the issue of torture But over and over again the Speaker numbers are neither printed nor revealed. Please and wall slamming during the interro- Dan became a political hot has shown an inability to resist the limit your letters to 400 words or less. We may gation of key al-Qaeda figures follow- Thomasson potato for the hard-nosed politics of her upbringing in ing the Sept. 11, 2001 attack on Republican White Baltimore where her father was mayor. edit letters for length, grammar and clarity. America. More specifically,the entire House. She was raised on ward politics and too Anonymous letters are rarely published. Democratic congressional leadership The fact is that many Democrats as often shows a decided lack of concilia- wants to nail those lawyers in the well as Republicans in Congress had tion to the opposition that her high- administration of George W. Bush some inkling that there were extreme ranking post requires. It is not an Send your letters to: whose legal opinions justified the prac- measures being used to try to elicit uncommon failing. Republican Newt The Daily Citizen tices. information about possible future 9/11 Gingrich, one of the architects of GOP P.O. Box 1167 Well, it turns out that Pelosi most attacks and considered such methods resurgence of the ‘90s, was guilty of the certainly knew about the use of these necessary to fight a faceless enemy. same lack of statesmanship when he Dalton, Ga. 30722 methods long before it became public Republicans have claimed all along that was speaker and ultimately lost his job Or E-mail: knowledge, probably as early as 2003, Democratic leaders so suddenly because he committed some of the [email protected] but did nothing until it presented one of angered over the situation were not only same errors of his predecessor, those opportunities for political postur- aware of the use of water boarding but Democrat Jim Wright of Texas. ing and possible gain for which she has also approved of it — clearly believing The events of 9/11 were so shocking WORDS OF WISDOM become famous. One of Pelosi’s top that most Americans initially at least to the American psyche that they led to aides actually was present at a briefing were not opposed. overreaction in a number of areas, Bible verse: “You are the salt of the earth. But if on the use of these techniques on an But it is the very nature of political including the invasion of Iraq — not the salt loses its saltiness, how can it be made salty alleged al Qaeda operative six years parties not to waste opportunities for unusual under the circumstances. Pelosi ago, according to recent news accounts. embarrassing their opposition while at had been a ranking Democrat on the again? It is no longer good for anything, except to be Moreover, Democratic Rep. Jane the same time overlooking their own Intelligence committee and was privy to thrown out and trampled by men.” Harman of California, then ranking complicity. Congress is particular adept any number of secrets. It will be diffi- minority member of the House at this, carrying out a few oversight cult for her to pursue a position of inno- Matthew 5:13 Intelligence committee, also was at the responsibilities to the extreme while cence. It may be too late for her to drop Thought for today: “I can usually judge a fellow by briefing delivered by top CIA officials ignoring others. Without a degree of the matter now. That’s too bad. Her rep- what he laughs at.” about the water boarding employed dur- political advantage very little gets done. utation won’t be enhanced in all this. Wilson Mizner ing the questioning of terrorist Abu President Obama has made it clear Zubayda. In 2007 Pelosi said she con- he will not tolerate any continuation of ■ Dan Thomasson writes for Scripps American playwright (1876-1933) curred with a Harman protest about the practices that violate national or inter- Howard News Service. The Daily Citizen Wednesday, May 13, 2009 5A Arrests: More drug busts

➣ Continued from page 1A ■ Delania Leigh is part of a “long-term Anderson, 25, of Martin undercover” case, said Maj. when Sgt. Reneau asked Luther King Jr. Boulevard in John Gibson, where Cruz him what he felt in the other Dalton, was charged by the was identified as a “middle pocket, he took off running,” Dalton man” in a drug operation. He Brunson said. “He was try- Police fled the country but ing to throw stuff out of his Depart- returned, and deputies pocket while he was running ment on learned he was in town and that looked like white pow- Monday served the two-year-old war- der,and after about 400 with pos- rants on him. yards Sgt. Reneau ‘Tasered’ session of ■ Kenneth Lamar him so he could subdue crack Saunders, 20, of 202 him.” cocaine Meadowdale Drive in Reneau searched withAnderson Dalton, was charged by the Olorunyomi again and found intent to Whitfield County Sheriff’s a total of 28 grams of distribute. When she failed to Office on Tuesday with pos- cocaine in three separate tell officers at the jail she had session of bags. He also picked up marijuana, she was arrested marijua- rocks of cocaine that had for possession for less than na, pos- been dumped. an ounce and taking contra- session of Brunson said the “intent band across the guard line, marijuana MISTY WATSON/The Daily Citizen to distribute” charge is when said police spokesman Bruce with the drug is packaged to sell, Frazier. He said the amount intent to Lamar Elrod, from left, Frank Sagona and John Paul Bledsoe look at the issue and “trafficking” is an auto- of cocaine was less than a distribute of Land and Water that profiles a joint project between Elrod and the matic charge when there is gram. Anderson was also and pos- Conasauga River Alliance,of which Sagona is director and Bledsoe is a vol- charged with a probation session of 28 grams or more and the Saunders unteer,on Elrod’s property along Swamp Creek. drug is being transported. violation. tools for Olorunyomi is expected ■ Refugio Garcia Cruz, the com- Creek: Banks restored to have a bond hearing on 28, of 110 Nelson St., mission of a crime. Gibson Friday in Superior Court. Dalton, was charged said when Saunders was In the last two months Tuesday interviewed he confessed to ➣ Continued from page 1A bined effort between Elrod ilar restoration work in this Tunnel Hill police have by the being a “self-admitted” and the Conasauga River area. Several organizations, made separate arrests of Whitfield member of The Bloods gang, held up during recent heavy Alliance, a nonprofit organi- corporations and schools individuals with 200 pounds County and was also charged with rains. zation that works to improve have used the property for of marijuana and five pounds Sheriff’s violation of the street gangs “I’ve seen a lot of water and maintain the water qual- outdoor field trips. or marijuana, and also a stop Office act. come down that river” in the ity in the Conasauga Conasauga River Alliance with possession of the drug with traf- Anderson, Cruz and 35 years he’s owned the Rivershed. director Frank Sagona and ecstasy and possession of ficking in Saunders remained in jail property,Elrod said. The The restoration included volunteer John Paul Bledsoe ecstasy with intent to distrib- cocaine Tuesday afternoon and have sloping the steep banks and honored Elrod on Tuesday restoration project “turned ute. (twoCruz bond appearances in out better than I thought it adding barriers of natural with a mounted copy of the Other drug arrests: counts). Superior Court on Friday,a would. It’s helped a lot.” vegetation to help keep sedi- article. His arrest jail spokeswoman said. The project was profiled ment from washing into “I wouldn’t think this lit- in the March/April edition of Swamp Creek, which joins tle spot in Tilton would draw Land and Water,anational the Conasauga River just this much attention,”Sagona magazine that features natur- downstream from Elrod’s said. “It keeps the College: No furloughs yet al resource management and property. The Conasauga is Conasauga River in the spot- home to many endangered light.” restoration work. The article ➣ Continued from page 1A sary” for colleges that find Chancellor Erroll B. Davis aquatic species, which can The project was a first for emphasizes how well the themselves in a cash- for boosting staff pay and be harmed by large amounts this area, Sagona said. work withstood a flood in strapped position. avoiding employee fur- of sediment in the water. There’s still approximately Dalton State College January where the banks DSC’s chief financial loughs as the state struggled The section of Swamp 110 feet that needs restora- president John O. Schwenn were covered with five to six officer,Scott Bailey, said to fill a $2 billion budget Creek that flows through tion work, but work hasn’t said it’s too soon to tell feet of water. It also details that about 70 percent of the hole. Georgia’s higher edu- Elrod’s property has become started on it because of the whether he will authorize how the banks were restored. college’s $23 million educa- cation system lost $238 mil- The project was a com- a demonstration site for sim- recent rain, he said. furloughs. Much will depend on whether there are tion general budget comes lion in state funding this additional state funding cuts from state funding while year and is expected to be and how deep they are, he tuition and fees supply the cut $275 million next year. Grant hearing today Band banquet set said. rest. “I hope there will be no “We’re working on next CALL TO The Dalton City Council will hold a pub- The Southeast Raider Band banquet will furloughs,”Schwenn said. year’s budget,”he said. lic hearing on an additional $109,501 the be on May 18 at 6:30 p.m. in the Southeast “(The Board of Regents Dalton State has about SUBSCRIBE city is receiving in Community Development High cafeteria. decision) just gives us the 350 full-time and 150 part- Block Grant funds this morning at 9 at City All Raider Band members attend free. ability if it becomes an time employees. TODAY! Hall. Tickets are $10 for everyone else and may absolute necessity.” In January,state lawmak- Comments can be sent to Renetta be purchased from Mr. Mahan in the band He said the decision was ers criticized University 217-6397 Cochran at [email protected]. room. “something that was neces- System of Georgia OPEN BARN AT PARADISE ARABIANS MAY16, 2009 NOON TILL 5:00

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Most of us have heard or secondary degree attainment, paying manufacturing jobs. used the phrase, “Which stronger skills in math and If we had less of these types came first, the chicken or the sciences and workplace of jobs maybe we would not egg?” As we continue to skills. Fortunately,most of attract the “wrong kind” of build our community’s eco- the communities within the people to our community. I nomic development capabili- southeast have these same would answer that kind of ty,this phrase comes to opportunities. Through sentiment this way —we mind. stronger collaboration need jobs to employ people. Do we take undeveloped between As we work to improve the land and develop it into pre- Dalton skills of our citizens, we can pared sites for internal and Public continue to attract more and external companies to be Schools, more of the highly desirable able to build on and open Whitfield high-paying jobs. new operations? Do we as a County It’s an and thing. Should community acquire property Schools we offer incentives or invest- that has old and outdated and Dalton ments to attract jobs that pay buildings on it and redevelop State less than our current average the property for better use? I College, wage rate? No. We should Mrs. Denise Beaudoin’s fifth-grade class at Varnell Elementary posed for this would answer yes to all. we can recruit what we want, offer photograph during the 1982-1983 school year.Mrs.Beaudoin is at far left on the Do we work with existing Brian continue to incentives that will attract second row. Readers who can identify other individuals or who wish to share industries that are already improve jobs that increase our overall Anderson historic photos of any Whitfield County school may call Ellen Thompson or here in assisting them to our educa- economic vitality and con- Freida Talley at (706) 217-6733 (24-hour voice mail). expand here? Or do we work tion statis- tinue to work in developing exclusively on recruiting tics. our workforce that makes us new industry into our com- What about those that did more and more attractive. munity? Again, I believe that not finish high school or lack The success of a commu- Video: Area residents taped we do both. Most studies certain skills needed for nity in attracting the best show that two-thirds of all today’s jobs? Through the types of job creation is multi- ➣ Continued from page 1A job creation occurs within Governor’s Office of faceted. We must have strate- the first work-based project er,” she said. “One of the existing industries and small Workforce Readiness, gies that work on a variety of students in her class did in individuals who was filmed businesses. The new compa- Georgia is working to fronts. And while we are at home. I’m always on the which they had to leave the told his boss that he was now ny or industry that locates improve the workforce readi- doing that, we need our citi- go.” school and work on their own ‘a movie star!’” into a community gets the ness of our state. Dalton zens working. If an industry Treubig says in the video time. They had about a month Stoner said the video was headlines, but a community’s State College in collabora- wants to be here, and they that she relies on sign lan- to complete the interviews shown at the annual real opportunity is to keep tion with our K-12 systems offer jobs that pay current to guage and lip reading in her and shoot the video. Disabilities Employment the growth of its existing and the Georgia Department increased averaged wages, job. The video was edited Awareness Luncheon in industries at home. In my of Labor will be the assess- we should use all available “Most people have no idea using iMovie and FinalCut October 2008, and has been former life of sales, it was ment center for those seek- tools to secure their invest- that I’m hearing impaired,” Express and was recorded on shown at various civic group common knowledge that it ing to improve their employ- ment in our community. she tells the students. mini DV cameras. gatherings. The goal is to costs much less to keep a ability. We need a few successes Paul Ray,asupervisor at “I would love to have show the community what customer than to gain a new High school seniors, dis- that over time create momen- the labor department’s more opportunities for stu- individuals with disabilities one. located workers and even tum. Once we have sustained Vocational Rehabilitation dents to work like this,” face and what they can offer Do we focus our efforts those currently employed momentum resulting from Services office in Dalton, Patrick said. “The purpose of an employer,as well as to on recruiting only the high- will be able to take a test that increased capital investment said there are several devices video production is to encour- highlight the services that tech and high paying jobs? will measure a person’s basic and job creation, we will that allow employees with age students to express them- are offered at Vocational Or do we focus our efforts on skill set, identify the individ- begin to see that resources disabilities to function in selves using the technology.” Rehabilitation Services, she recruiting what is in our ual’s skill gaps, and provide are more abundant for their jobs. For example, Vicki Stoner,arehabilita- said. sweet spot given our a path for improving in the improving the quality of life Gibson is able to use a tion employment specialist at “It was just a great learn- strengths? Do we want more areas that need improve- attributes of our community. device that “speaks” aloud the Georgia Department of ing experience about life and manufacturing jobs? I say ment. Armed with a work- Again I ask, which comes words she types in. Labor,said she asked people and having a positive yes, yes and yes. We should force readiness certificate, first, economic development Kazmierski’s project part- Patrick’s class to create the outlook,”Kazmierski said. recruit the highest paying these individuals can prove or improved quality of life? I ner,junior Heather Brewer, video as a community service “And,”added Brewer, and best jobs that we can. We their ability to successfully would argue that the two are said that while interviewers project. “never taking life for grant- should target our recruitment contribute in jobs that are intricately intertwined. You normally have to put their “It all seemed to come ed.” efforts and marketing toward matched to their skill set cer- cannot have one without the subjects at ease,it worked the together very quickly,and The Vocational those industries that will tification. Although many other. Your Dalton-Whitfield other way around for the stu- every week for about six Rehabilitation Services increase the overall econom- states have a program with Chamber of Commerce team dents. weeks on Tuesdays and office offers several services ic vitality of our community. similar approaches to work- will be working to ensure “They’re the ones who Thursdays, the students met to individuals with disabili- We are well known as a man- force readiness, Georgia is that both strategies get ade- made us comfortable,”she us at various locations in ties who are seeking employ- ufacturing center and have a leading the way in this area. quate attention and said. Whitfield and Murray coun- ment. More information is manufacturing culture here. Why did I go down that resources. We will be suc- Video production teacher ties to interview both the online at We should market that as an rabbit trail? To say this: cessful in delivering the kind Melanie Patrick said this was individual and their employ- www.vocrehabga.org. asset. given the wonderful assets of quality growth that all of We also have areas that that our community possess- us desire. we need to improve. For us es, we have areas that must to compete for really high- be improved in order to tech manufacturing opera- enhance our competitive- ■ Brian D. Anderson Sr., is tions, we have to improve ness. A community leader president and CEO of the our basic educational statis- recently remarked that we Dalton-Whitfield Chamber of Commerce. tics: graduation rate, post- did not need any more low- Band job at North Murray a ‘dream opportunity’ for director

BY RACHEL BROWN Tuesday,the day after the “It was a dream opportu- [email protected] Murray County Board of nity to me to start my own om Education agreed to hire program,”he said. Dustin Rous, an award- Rous. “North Murray High winning 2007 graduate of School is now fully staffed.” Louisiana State University, Bradley said Rous attend- Request to be Eligible Training Provider will become North Murray ed LSU on a full scholarship High School’s first band as a trumpet player and has TheNorthwest GeorgiaWorkforce Investment Board(WIB) is accepting applications forTrainingProvider director. an enthusiastic attitude that Principal Maria Bradley makes him a good fit for the Agreementsunder theWorkforce Investment Act fortrainingservices to eligible adults and dislocated said Rous was hired out of new school. The Flintstone workers forthe WIBareawhich includes thecountiesofBartow, Catoosa, Chattooga, Dade, Fannin, Floyd, 80 applicants, about 15 of native won numerous top Gilmer,Gordon, Haralson, Murray,Paulding, Pickens, Polk, Walker,and Whitfield. whom she interviewed. Rous awards in college and was a graduated from Ridgeland member of the LSU Tiger Applications shouldinclude programs of trainingservicesorcoursesofstudy requestedfor approval. High School in Walker Marching Band and several Approval will resultinaTraining Provider Agreement which will providereimbursement onlyfor tuitionand County,was a band director other music organizations. other approvedindividual costssuch as books, suppliesand entrance fees. Training included in the at DuPont Middle School in Rous said he’s looking applicationmust exist at thetimeofapplication, and courses must be currently available. Jacksonville, Fla., and is forward to heading up the working part time perform- program when the school Provider applications must be approved by theWIB and will then be forwarded to theGeorgiaDepartment of ing for various ensembles at opens this fall in what is now Labor (GDL)for review. Upon finalizationofreviewbythe GDL, thetrainingprovider and itsapproved Covenant College. the Murray County High “I have had so many par- School Ninth Grade programswill be included on theState Eligible Provider List as published throughout statewide One-Stop ents who have been anxious- Academy until a new build- Centers.Applicationsare accepted throughout theprogram year,but referralstoselectedtraining providers ly waiting for us to hire a ing off of Mount Carmel arebased upon availabilityoffederal funds. Once determined as an eligible training provider,the provider band director,” Bradley said Road is finished. maybeabletobid forclass-sizedtrainingthrough funding under theAmerican Recovery and Reinvestment Actof2009 (see Class-SizedRequestfor Proposal at www.careerdepot.org). This is dependentuponfederal funding availability. Notice of Disposal of Medical Records of Family Walk-in Clinic, P.C. and To requestacopy of theapplicationpacket,pleasecontact LesiaLambert at 706.295.6485 or FAX James Coone, M.D. 706.802.5567. Acopy of theapplicationpacketisavailablevia theInternetatwww.careerdepot.org By virtue of adispossessory warrant issued by the Whitfield County Magistrate Request to be Placed on Mailing List forProposals Court in an action known as ValleyPlace Shopping Center,LLP v. James Coone, M.D. TheCoosa ValleyRegional Development Center,designated by theNorthwest GeorgiaWorkforce Boardfor and Family Walk-in Clinic, P.C. ,Case No. procurement responsibilitiesfor WorkforceInvestment Act and theAmerican Recovery and Reinvestment CD 191975, please takenotice that the Actof2009, is in theprocessofupdatingits Bidder’sListfor procurement of jobtraining services. If youare landlord in the above matter intends to interested in beingplaced on theBidder’s List,please writerequestingaBidder’s Checklisttoindicatewhich dispose of the contents of Family Walk-in category(ies) youwouldbeinterestedinreceiving Requestfor Proposals(RFP).The Checklistisavailable Clinic,P.C., including all medical records viathe Internet site: www.careerdepot.org or requestsfor aChecklist(and laterthe completedform) maybe retained by Family Walk-in Clinic, P.C. and mailed to Gwen Dellinger, WorkforceDevelopmentDirector, CoosaValleyRegionalDevelopmentCenter, James Coone, M.D., on June 2, 2009. If you P.O. Box 1798, Rome,GA30162-1798. Allknown community basedorganizations andlocal educational wish to obtain your personal medical organizations will receive notificationof“Request forProposals” being issued. TheService DeliveryAreafor records, you may do so prior to June 2, 2009 which services areplanned include thefollowing counties: Bartow, Catoosa, Chattooga, Dade, Fannin, by submitting awritten request including Floyd, Gilmer,Gordon, Haralson, Murray,Paulding, Pickens, Polk, Walker,and Whitfield. TheNorthwest your name, address, telephone number,and GeorgiaWorkforce Investment Boardmay not offerall of these services and, consequently,you maynot signature to the following: receive proposalsshouldthe service notbeprocuredduring theyear.

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FROM STAFF REPORTS families struggling to make hours and attendees will ends meet. receive coupons to offset When the real estate bub- The business founders, part of the cost of the class- ble burst, two stay-at-home Bradley County, Tenn., resi- es. If a husband and wife moms whose families were dents Kelly Thompson and attend class together,there in the construction business Kasey Trenumm, will host is only one fee per family looked for ways to contribute three coupon classes at the for that class. to their household incomes. Dalton First Church of the The church is at 2325 What they found is by Nazarene this weekend. The Chattanooga Road near the using coupons, they were coupon classes will be Georgia State Patrol office. able to cut their grocery bills Friday at 7 p.m. For information or to by about 75 percent each (“Couponing 101,”cost is reserve a spot, send an e-mail week. They “started coupon- $10), Saturday at 10 a.m. to daltontime2save@ ing out of financial necessi- (“Couponing 102,”cost is yahoo.com or call (706) 264- ty.” They then formed a busi- $15) and Saturday at 1 p.m. 9187. More information can be ness called Time 2 Save to (“Couponing 103,”cost is found at www.time2save.blogs pass on their tips to other $15). Each class is two pot.com. Shuffleboard success

CONTRIBUTED PHOTO Five North Whitfield Middle School sixth-graders recently attended a World Leadership Forum in Washington, D.C. On the first row, from left, are Blake Brooker and Matthew Cochran; second row, Taylor Newsome,Ashley Cochran and Joseph Ellison. Students return from World Leadership Forum

During spring break, Forum. ership and how great leaders Joseph Ellison, Taylor These students, along have handled world events. Newsome, Ashley Cochran, with fellow delegates from Various hands-on activities, Matthew Cochran and Blake around the world, participat- speakers, workshops and vis- Brooker,all sixth-graders at ed in team building activi- its to significant memorials, North Whitfield Middle ties, leadership meetings, museums and monuments School,spent seven days in toured the nation’s capital gave the students a new per- Washington, D.C., where and made new friends. spective on the need for they attended a People to Through the program, the informed, passionate world CONTRIBUTED PHOTO People World Leadership students learned about lead- leaders. Marietta Parks and Recreation Department senior coordinator Sandra Johnson presents Effie Caylor of the Dalton-Whitfield Senior Center her bronze medal in the shuffleboard tournament held April 30 at Laurel Park in Marietta. SUMMER YOUTH PROGRAM The Coosa Valley Regional Development Center and WorkforceInvestment Boardof Northwest Georgiaare soliciting and encouraging youth between theagesof14and 24 to apply for our“SUMMER YOUTHPROGRAM.” The summer programisbeing sponsored throughthe American Recoveryand Reinvestment Actand will offer summer work opportunities for eligibleyouth residinginBartow,Catoosa, Chattooga, Dade, Fannin, Floyd, Gilmer, Gordon, Haralson, Murray,Paulding,Pickens, Polk, Walker and Whitfield counties.

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SUBMITTED BY THE a storage facility currently ■ Alzheimer’s is to help the organizations DALTON-WHITFIELD located adjacent to our Association, Georgia that are already capable of COMMUNITY FOUNDATION downtown Dalton mission Chapter: $3,500 to help doing big things with modest could be remodeled to meet cover some of the costs for resources. We want to help With the spring grant the need.” the Alzheimer’s Disease and reward groups that con- cycle behind it, the Dalton- “Providence already Caregiver Conference later sistently deliver long-term Whitfield Community owned a building near their this year. The conference positive impacts in our com- Foundation recently said it main facility,but it was in no will assist families and other munity.” will award $26,750 in grants shape to serve as a shelter for caregivers develop effective “Awarding these grants is to local nonprofit organiza- women,”said Bandy.“The approaches to taking care of just a small part of what we CONTRIBUTED PHOTOS tions, targeting an array of money that we’ve awarded people suffering the ravages do for our community,” A selection of themed baskets to be awarded at a causes throughout the them will help with the costs of Alzheimer’s disease. stresses Blackman. “Our ■ drawing at the Dawnville Elementary talent show Whitfield County area. of renovating the space — Dalton High School mission is to help families Tuesday. Among the eight organi- paint, interior walls, exterior media center: $1,750 to pay and individuals get the most zations that will receive finishing, etc. It’s a project a portion of the expenses out of their charitable giv- grant monies, Providence that we are proud to get associated with bringing a ing.” Dawnville Elementary Ministries will receive behind — especially since famous young adult author Blackman explained that $10,000 to assist in the the economic slowdown has to conduct a writing work- the foundation manages a establishment of a temporary sadly forced many families shop for Dalton High School variety of funds, some plans talent show shelter for single women. in our area into homeless- students. Last year’s effort restricted by purpose, and ness. A women’s homeless introduced more than 400 others dedicated to further- “We are always proud Dawnville Elementary Stationery,Chocolate, shelter has become a critical students in Dalton High and ing the charitable efforts of that our grants help organi- School will have its annual Garden Tools, Kitchen need for our community.” Dalton Middle School to the local families and institu- zations in our community talent show on Tuesday,May Gadgets, Pet Care, Desk Bandy noted the grants in and outs of professional tions. Grants from these accomplish bigger things,” 19, at 6:30 p.m. in the school Supplies and Baby Items. committee recommended writing. funds support a wide variety said Murray Bandy,Grants gym. There will also be a silent that the foundation allocate ■ North Georgia Health of projects in Northwest Committee chairman. “For Before, during and after auction for “A House $2,000 to the Conasauga District – The Living Bridge: Georgia and throughout the example, we are excited the show there will be draw- Divided” basket. This basket Judicial District Drug Court, $2,000 to help with trans- world. about helping Providence ings for various themed bas- includes an official a program that provides portation costs so that indi- Community Foundation Ministries build a much- kets. The baskets are made Tennessee Volunteers foot- alternatives to individuals viduals living with HIV can president David Aft noted needed women’s shelter in by each homeroom with con- ball signed by the 2008-2009 facing incarceration for receive proper medical care. that the foundation is proba- our community to help tributions from parents, stu- players and a Georgia hat drug-related offenses. ■ Northwest Georgia bly best known for the grants homeless women. We love dents, local businesses and signed by coach Mark Richt. “Over 50 percent of Drug Council, Boy Scouts of it makes, but its greatest the fact that our grant can teachers. The baskets are on display Court clients have not com- America: $2,500 to start new value is helping area philan- help transform this idea into Some of the themes are in the school lobby and each pleted high school or its Venturing, Exploring and/or thropists, large and small, reality.” Manicure/Pedicure, basket is overflowing with equivalent,”Bandy Learning for Life groups to get the most out of their According to Bandy,sev- Breakfast, Cheese and goodies. Everyone is invited said. “Our grant money will address specific career inter- charitable giving. eral weeks ago,Dalton Crackers, Lady’s Shaving, to this fundraising event. Mayor David Pennington help these individuals pay ests of local at-risk youths. “People are often unfa- convened a meeting of key the $95 GED examination ■ Oscar N. Jonas miliar with the benefits char- community leaders to dis- fee and purchase a cap and Memorial Foundation: itable giving can have in cuss the issues facing gown for graduation. We $2,500 for artist in residency areas like estate and retire- Dalton’s homeless and oth- want these individuals to program, which helps pays ment planning,”said Aft. ers affected by the area’s succeed. We want them to fees of a professional artist “Giving to charity can be a weak economy.After con- thrive. GEDs can open doors who will work with students very rewarding experience, siderable discussion, a and help them find stable in the schools from but it can also make a real majority of those in atten- employment. It also gives September through April. difference in the amount of dance identified the need for many individuals a sense of ■ United Way of taxes an individual pays a homeless shelter specifi- pride and accomplishment, Northwest Georgia: $2,500 when he or she sells a piece cally dedicated to single so maybe they will stay away to help United Way engage of appreciated property or a women. With almost 30 from drugs.” more community members business. Our foundation can years of experience in deal- The foundation received between the ages of 25 and help just about anyone give ing with homeless individu- more than $170,000 in 40, and help them develop more and pay fewer taxes, als and families in our area, requests this cycle, Bandy their leadership skills creating a real ‘win-win’ sit- Providence Ministries said. through volunteerism and uation for all involved.” stepped up to the challenge “We always say this, but it philanthropy. The Dalton-Whitfield of managing the shelter but is true: We wish that we had “Our committee looks at Community Foundation is asked for financial assis- more money to give to our each grant request and asks, an affiliate of the tance from the community to grant applicants,”he said. ‘Will this money help Community Foundation of help prepare a facility. “We would love to be able to strengthen our community Northwest Georgia. To learn Providence founder Roy give every organization today and tomorrow?’” said more about the foundation’s Johnson Sr. noted, “Instead exactly what they asked for.” Linda Blackman, Dalton- grants or philanthropic ser- A “House Divided” basket includes a signed of building or purchasing a The foundation’s other Whitfield Community vices, contact Aft at (706) Tennessee Volunteers football and a UGA cap new facility,we decided that spring grant recipients are: Foundation chair.“Our goal 275-9117. signed by coach Mark Richt. RASPBERRY ROW Say Again welcomes Glory Haus artist, YES Laura Kirkland signing her new pieces! Friday, May 15 11:00-3:00 We are proud to be the #1 Glory Haus retailer in the country! to NO...

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Historic Downtown Dalton 706-529-1313 •www.optilink.us T DAILY CITIZEN 10A Wednesday, May 13, 2009 HE BRIEFS OBITUARIES Recession hits Social Security, • Cynthia Gail Ledford, husband, Coy Eugene Honorary escorts will be Karl M. Richardson, Eugene of Dalton; grandmother, Calhoun Ledford to whom she was Red Bud Elementary School V.D. Richardson, Kenneth F. Madeline Smith of Dalton; Medicare • Bonnie Kate married in November,1973. teachers. They are asked to Richardson, George Wm. aunts and uncles, Sherron Richardson Her grandparents, Doll and meet at the church at 10:30 Richardson Jr.; five sisters; and Leon Wilson of Cohutta, WASHINGTON — Bell Rooney and Gilbert and a.m. Lois Simms, Clarice Wuster, Glenda and Ronald Painter Social Security and Medicare • Sheila Linette Souther, Beaverdale community Julia Holsomback also pre- The family will receive Alice Richardson, Betty and Donna and Larry are fading even faster under cede her. friends today from 4 to 8 Lucille Glasscock and Stevens, all of Dalton, Judy the weight of the recession, Obituary notices are Survivors include her p.m. Rosemary Martin. and Ralph Weaver of Rocky heading for insolvency years sons, Justin Ledford and his You may send condo- Family and friends may Face; uncles and aunts, Larry sooner than previously posted online at www.daltondailycitizen.com wife Heidi of Dalton and lences to the family at view this obituary and send and Pat Smith of Albany, expected, the government Brandon Ledford of www.thomasfuneralhome- condolences at www.foxfu- Dewayne and Janice Smith warned Tuesday. Medicare Carrollton; four brothers, calhoun.com. neralhome.org. of Rocky Face and Ricky and already is paying out more Tony Holsomback and his Thomas Funeral Home of www.legacy.com Carol Smith of Dalton; great- money than it receives, Cynthia Gail wife Billie, Steve Calhoun is in charge of aunts and great-uncles, Ruby something that happened for Ledford Holsomback and his wife arrangements. Hayes, Lillian and Freeman the first time last year. And Sheila Linette Mrs. Cynthia Gail Brenda and Terry www.legacy.com Whaley, Evelyn Floyd, Edna Social Security will be by Holsomback, all of Calhoun Souther and Isham Douglas, Roy and 2016, a year sooner than had Ledford, 57, of Calhoun, died Tuesday morning, May and Ronnie Holsomback and Bonnie Kate Sheila Linette Souther, Wilma Souther and others of been projected, the trustees’ his wife Lynn of Trenton; 44, of the Beaverdale com- Alabama; several cousins. annual report said. Unless 12, 2009, at her residence Richardson following several months of two grandchildren, Coy munity,passed away The funeral is today at 1 changes in Social Security Ledford and River Lang YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio Monday,May 11, 2009, at p.m. at the Pleasant Grove are enacted, the retirement declining health. Gail was born in Floyd along with several nieces and — Private services were held her residence. Chapel of Julian Peeples fund will be depleted in nephews. for Bonnie Kate Richardson, She was preceded in death Funeral Home with Dr. T. 2037, four years sooner than County March 11, 1952, daughter of Frankie Rooney Services are Thursday at 91, who died Monday,May by her Dale Kidd officiating. projected last year. The 11 a.m. at Calhoun 11, at St. Eizabeth’s Medical father, Burial will be at Good Medicare trust fund is in Holsomback and the late Floyd Talmadge Community Church with the Center in Boardman, Ohio. Lynn Hope Cemetery. even worse shape. It is pro- Rev. Jerry Rice officiating. Bonnie was born Jan. 21, Souther; The family received jected to become insolvent in Holsomback. She was a member of Calhoun Burial will be in Fain 1918, in Dalton, a daughter grand- friends at the funeral home 2017, two years earlier than Cemetery. Pallbearers serv- of George W. and Julia mother, Tuesday. expected. More immediately, Community Church and a graduate of West Georgia ing include Anthony Silvers, Clements Richardson. Julia Messages of comfort may the trustees do not expect Ryan Swably,Nicholas She was a secretary at var- Souther; be sent to the family at Social Security recipients to College. Gail loved teaching and prior to her illness had Holsomback,Adam ious companies in Georgia grandfa- www.julianpeeples.com. get cost-of-living increases in Holsomback, Chase and Tennessee. ther, Julian Peeples Funeral 2010 or 2011, taught at Red Bud Souther Elementary School for 20 Leatherwood, Norman She moved to Boardman, Milburn Home, Pleasant Grove Senators weigh years and had been director Carpenter,Joel Ostuw and Ohio, in 2005 to live with her Smith. Chapel, Dalton, is in charge of the after-school care pro- Ronnie Reeves. niece Wanda Jean White and She was of the Baptist of funeral arrangements. For health benefits plan gram for the last 10. These men are asked to leaves many other nieces and faith. more information,call (706) meet at the funeral home nephews. She is survived by her 259-7455. WASHINGTON — Besides her father,she was preceded in death by her Thursday at 10 a.m. She was preceded in death mother,Annette Souther; www.legacy.com Senators are considering lim- her parents, four brothers; grandfather,Wilbur Souther iting — but not eliminating — the tax-free status of employer-provided health LOCAL NEWS BRIEFS benefits to help pay for Stimulus road money President Barack Obama’s ■ The Southeast Raider and singing around the plan to provide coverage to Band spring concert will be campfire 50 million uninsured presented on May 19 at 7 • Saturday — Heading Americans. Finance skips over needy areas p.m. in the Southeast High Home, Under Grace, Youth Committee Chairman Max auditorium. Choir,Right Path Bluegrass, Baucus, D-Mont., said The executive committee Forgiven, Wings of Faith and BY MATT APUZZO AND with the lowest unemploy- any projects ready to go.” Tuesday that there are no of the Raider Band Booster Masters Messengers easy options. Senators began BRETT J. BLACKLEDGE ment than it will in commu- The early trend seen in Associated Press Writers nities with the highest. the AP analysis runs counter Club will meet before the • Sunday — Glory Bound grappling with how to concert at 6:15 p.m. in the Singers, Under Grace and finance guaranteed coverage, The AP reviewed $18.9 to expectations raised by WASHINGTON — billion in projects, the most Obama, that road and infra- band room. Wings of Faith a cornerstone of Obama’s There will also be food plan to overhaul the health Counties suffering the most complete picture available of structure money from the ■ from job losses stand to where states plan to spend historic $787 billion stimu- New Beginning Baptist and activities. care system. Independent Church will have a gospel The church is on experts put the costs at about receive the least help from the first wave of highway lus plan would create jobs in President Barack Obama’s money. The projects account areas most devastated by lay- singing jubilee Friday at 6 Highway 201 just across the $1.5 trillion over 10 years. p.m., Saturday at noon and Walker County line. For Obama sees a world in which plan to spend billions of for about half of the $38 bil- offs and plant closings. stimulus dollars on roads and lion set aside for states and Transportation money, he Sunday at 10 a.m. The more information,call Larry doctors and hospitals com- schedule is: Weaver at (706) 980-2092 or pete to offer quality service at bridges, an Associated Press local governments to spend said, would mean paychecks analysis has found. on roads, bridges and infra- for “folks looking for work” • Friday — Under Grace, Pastor Junior Williams at lower costs, and the savings Wings of Faith, In His Time (706) 397-2159. help cover the uninsured. Although the intent of the structure in the stimulus and “folks who want to Turning that vision into reali- money is to put people back plan. work.” ty remains the biggest chal- to work, AP’s review of more The very promise that “That’s the core of my Cox earns Reinhardt honor lenge for the president and than 5,500 planned trans- Obama made, to spend plan, putting people to work his backers, because hard portation projects nation- money quickly and create doing the work that Catherine Cox of Dalton Tumlin family of Cobb cash — not just ideas — is wide reveals that states are jobs, is locking out many America needs done,” was recognized at Reinhardt County in memory of their required to cover upfront planning to spend the stimu- struggling communities Obama said in a Feb. 11 College’s recent Honors Day grandson who died trying to costs of expanding coverage. lus in communities where needing those jobs. speech promoting trans- Ceremony, receiv- save a stranger. jobless rates are already The money goes to proj- portation spending as a way ing the No Greater Cox was also Army opens mental lower. ects ready to start. But many to expand employment. Love award. Cox honored with the One result among many: struggling communities The AP findings suggest was chosen for the Honors Program health probe Elk County,Pa., isn’t receiv- don’t have projects waiting the White House raised award by the Award of BAGHDAD — The U.S. ing any road money despite on a shelf. They couldn’t expectations too high for the Reinhardt College Excellence for com- military command launched its 13.8 percent unemploy- afford the millions of dollars transportation spending, said chaplain, the Rev. pleting four or more an investigation Tuesday ment rate. Yet the military for preparation and plans a spokesman for Rep. James Leigh S. Martin, as honors classes with into whether it offers ade- and college community of that often is required. Oberstar,D-Minn., chairman a student “who has an A or B and main- quate mental health care to Riley County,Kan., with its “It’s not fair,” said Martin of the House Transportation shown selfless giv- Cox taining a 3.0 or its soldiers, a day after a ser- 3.4 percent unemployment, Schuller,the borough man- and Infrastructure ing to others.”The greater grade point geant finishing up his third will benefit from about $56 ager in the Elk County seat Committee. Needy commu- award was established by the average. tour of Iraq allegedly shot million to build a highway, of Ridgway,who commiser- nities are not benefiting most and killed five comrades at a improve an intersection and ates about the inequity in from transportation money, clinic on a U.S. base. Sgt. restore a historic farmhouse. highway aid with colleagues spokesman Jim Berard said, John M. Russell, 44, of Altogether,the govern- in nearby towns. “It’s a joke but will benefit from later Sherman, Texas, was taken ment is set to spend 50 per- because we’re not going to programs such as school Wednesday Is Senior Day into custody outside a men- cent more per person in areas get it, because we don’t have construction. tal health clinic at Camp Liberty following Monday’s shooting and charged with THE MARKET five counts of murder and ▲ EYEEXAMS50% OFF one of aggravated assault. Tuesday’s Dow Jones: 8469.10 50.30 2150 E. 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PREP FOOTBALL: NORTH MURRAY SPRING NOTEBOOK Stantin sets example for the Mountaineers

BY ADAM KROHN INSIDE [email protected] jTeam owner Hendrick will return to track, 2B CHATSWORTH — Seth Stantin knows every time he steps on a football field for the jCeltics defeat Magic for a 3-2 series lead, 3B North Murray Mountaineers, he’s making histo- jDonnan heading for FCS Hall of Fame, 3B ry. North Murray High School, which opens pushing hard to make sure we’re one of the best this fall, is going through its first spring football teams that will come through here.” practices with approximately 65 freshmen and As Stantin learns the ropes of Cornelius’ 3-4 sophomores. The Mountaineers will play a jun- defense, he said the staff is doing a good job of ior varsity schedule this coming season. breaking down the terminology so that the play- The Mountaineers completed their seventh ers fully grasp the scheme. He’s comfortable practice at Bagley Middle School on enough in the system that he’s already starting Wednesday,and coach Larry Cornelius is in the show his teammates the ropes. process of looking for team leaders. Stantin, Though Cornelius has yet to name starters who has been playing defensive back with the for any position, he’s impressed with Stantin so first team, is one of many players to answer his far. coach’s call. “Seth has been very consistent at defensive He takes seriously the opportunity of helping back,”Cornelius said. “He’s great at recogniz- MISTY WATSON/The Daily Citizen build a program from scratch. ing quickly whether it’s a pass or run play,and North Murray County offensive line coach Nick Ross, with play sheets, and “I know that we’re going to be the ones set- offensive coordinator Hugh Swilling, right, put the Mountaineers through a ting the records and no one else can be the first workout earlier in spring practice.The team’s spring game is May 15. (record) holders,”Stantin said. “But we’re all Please see SPRING, 2B

PREP VOLLEYBALL: DALTON HIGH Lady Cats’ Broadrick decides on Lee To continue career at Cleveland school

BY ADAM KROHN [email protected] For Dalton High’s Emily Broadrick, the recruiting process wasn’t going how she envisioned. The 2008 Daily Citizen All-Area Volleyball Player of the Year had hopes of attending the University of Georgia and walking on with the Lady Bulldogs. But Broardrick wasn’t accepted into the Athens school. She was interested in Jacksonville State in Alabama, but that program didn’t come through with an offer. Broadrick had scholar- ship offers from Georgia State and Shorter,but decided neither school was for her after visiting the campus- es. Donahue The 6-foot-2-inch Broadrick, who played middle hitter for Dalton throughout her prep career,was prepared to enroll at Kennesaw State and not play volleyball. However, she learned of Lee University through Sarah Smith, an assistant coach for Broadrick’s Choo Choo City club team, which she played for over the past two years. Smith had just completed her freshman sea- son with Lee and sold Broadrick on the idea of consid- ering the Cleveland, Tenn., school. After Broadrick e-mailed Lee coach Andrea Hudson with the basic information to get the recruiting process started, Hudson invited Broadrick to a Lee practice and later traveled to Atlanta to watch Broadrick in her final club tournament of the season. Hudson liked what she saw and offered Broadrick a combination scholarship. Broadrick gladly accepted Lee’s offer. “I’m really excited about it,”Broadrick said. “I love the sport and wasn’t ready for my career to end. I know it will be a lot different than playing in high school, more serious, because I know I’ll be working to keep my scholarship.” Broadrick will attend Lee on both academic and ath- letic scholarships that combined equals a full ride. Her MISTY WATSON/The Daily Citizen Dalton High’s Emily Broadrick, right, The Daily Citizen’s All-Area Volleyball Team Player of the Year,flips Please see SIGNS, 2B through a photo book while Emily Harbin looks on at Broadrick’s signing party Tuesday afternoon.

PRO BASEBALL Bargain hunting Beltran, Mets walk off

BY ERIN MCCLAM Associated Press Writer with win over Braves BALTIMORE — The crowd at Oriole Park at Camden Yards was so sparse on a recent weeknight, its murmur so low, that you could hear clear across the BY MIKE FITZPATRICK third on a close play with one out. field when a fan let out a disappointed wail at first Associated Press Writer Fernando Tatis was hit by an 0-2 pitch: “Where IS everybody?” NEW YORK — Carlos Beltran pitch before pinch-hitter Luis Yet Section 334, high above home plate, was hum- drew a bases-loaded walk from Jeff Castillo tied it with a sacrifice fly. ming — large groups of college-age kids, elderly cou- Bennett with two outs in the 10th It was the second blown save in ples, families with small children in Nick Markakis inning and the New York Mets ral- seven chances for Gonzalez, who jerseys. And most of them had paid an almost quaint lied to beat the Atlanta Braves 4-3 picked off Tatis for the third out. price for their seats: $8. on Tuesday night for a rare come- Reyes reached on an infield single This is what baseball promotions look like during back victory. with two outs in the 10th and stole an economic meltdown: The one in Baltimore was Beltran also scored the tying run second. After an intentional walk to called the Birdland Stimulus Package. in the ninth for the Mets, who have Alex Cora, Ramon Castro walked on Despite all the talk about the platinum-card seats at won eight of nine. They were down five pitches to load the bases. Yankee Stadium, the prix-fixe menus, microbrews, mar- 3-0 in the eighth but fought back to Bennett (0-1) went to a full tinis and dry-aged beef, the classic ballpark experience improve to 1-11 this season when count on Beltran and his final deliv- is still available for less cash than it takes to see a movie. trailing after seven innings. ery appeared a bit low, though the You just have to hunt for it. Jair Jurrjens took a four-hit right-hander didn’t think so. He “They say it costs, what, a hundred bucks, 150, to shutout into the eighth for Atlanta walked off the mound shaking his take your family to the game?” said David Adden, a before he and his bullpen faltered. head and muttering into his glove. self-employed graphic designer who snapped up A two-run double to left-center Francisco Rodriguez (1-0) Baltimore’s $8 Tuesday night seats for himself and his by Jose Reyes cut it to 3-2, though worked two scoreless innings for 7-year-old son. “But that’s with the cotton candy and AP PHOTO he was easily thrown out at third the win, the first time he has Atlanta pitcher Jair Jurrjens reacts after New trying to stretch the hit into a triple. pitched more than one inning in a York’s David Wright, front, was tagged out at Beltran opened the ninth with a major league game since Aug. 17, Please see BARGAIN, 2B home in the seventh inning ofTuesday’s game. double off Mike Gonzalez and stole 2007, with the Los Angeles Angels. WWW.DALTONDAILYCITIZEN.COM 2B Wednesday, May 13, 2009 THE DAILY CITIZEN WCPRD results Bargain Continued from page 1B The Whitfield County (NH) Garrett Ford WP 8K’s, Parks & Recreation Caleb Womac 2-2, Logan the jersey for your kid, all Department Youth Dixie Branson 2-2, Riley Griffin WP. that. This is really all you Baseball and Softball Leagues New Hope Blue Grizzles 6, need, this view.” continued play May 5 and 7-9. Cohutta Cobras 5. There was plenty of howl- Scores, leading hitters and Valley Point Greenwave 8, ing about ticket prices in outstanding players included: Antioch Mustangs 2 – (VP) April when the Yankees Warren Davis 2-3 WP, Brent opened their $1.5 billion Dixie Angels 10 Girls Hensley HR. (A) Jacob palace, featuring top seats Westside Lady Bruins 12, Young 2-3, Trevor Cloer 2-3. priced at $2,625. “We’re Tunnel Hill Lady Extreme 5 – Valley Point Greenwaves done talking about seats,” (WS) Kayla Bearden WP 6K’s, 9, Antioch Mustangs 8 – (VP) Yankees president Randy Olivia Elrod 2-3. Jordan Bain WP, Brent Levine said — before the tel- Pleasant Grove Lady Hensley HR. (A) Jose Garcia evised disaster of empty seats Dawgs 11, Dalton Riptide 6 – 2-3, Damian Bradshaw 2-3, forced the club to cut front- (PG) Rylee Maret WP 5K’s, Jacob Young 2-3, Trevor row prices. Kaitlyn Felker 2-2. Davis 2-3. Baseball is desperate to Westside Diamond Dolls Beaverdale Wildcats 7, keep fans coming out during 11, Varnell Lady Tigers – Tunnel Hill Rangers 0. the longest recession since (WS) Faith Burt 2-3, Kaleigh MISTY WATSON/The Daily Citizen World War II. So bargains are Maciejewski 2-3, Abbi Harris Dixie Major 11 Boys Dalton High’s Emily Broadrick on Tuesday signed scholarship papers with out there, especially if you’re 2-3. Varnell Bulldogs 9, New Lee University,located in Cleveland, Tenn. Front row, left to right, mother not choosy about which night of the week you head for the Dug Gap Explosion 7, Hope Grizzlies 3 – (V) Mary Broadrick, Emily Broadrick, father Bruce Broadrick and Dalton High vol- park. Dawnville Lady Dawgs 0 – Jantzen WP 7K’s, Zachary leyball coach Lisa Donahue,with her son R.J; back row, coachJoey Wills, (DG) Madison Pearson WP Williams 3-3, Ross Myers 2-2, Seats in the Rockpile sec- Chris Liner and Lee University coach Andrea Hudson. tion at Coors Field in Denver 9K’s, Cheyenne Bradford 2-2 Matthew Howell 2-2. (NH) and the Blue Heaven section HR. Trey Mantooth HR. at Dodger Stadium in Los Pleasant Grove Tar Heels Signs: Must earn playing time Angeles are $4. Pile four or Dixie AAA 9 Boys 7, Antioch Yellow Jackets 0. more people in your car for Varnell Bruins 12, Continued from page 1B ence to play a number of spots. Monday night Florida Mar- Dixie “O” Zone 12 Boys Westside Red Sox 8 – (V) With 16 players on the team, Broadrick lins games and get a $25 tick- Gannon Beavers WP. Varnell Reds 8, New Hope knows her playing time will have to be et voucher in a go-green pro- Beaverdale Wildcats 9, Grizzlies 2 – (V) Joseph academic scholarship — earned with an earned through strong play. motion. The Atlanta Braves Cohutta Bulldogs 3. Ellison WP, Austin Gossett 2- SAT score of more than 1240 — will take “I’ll have to prove myself,”she said. put up 186 nosebleed seats Tunnel Hill Cannons 11, 3. care of her tuition and boarding. The athlet- Lisa Donahue, Broadrick’s high school three hours before game time Eastside Astros 4 – (TH) ic scholarship will take care of the her coach for four years, knows her standout for $1 a pop. Jared Bradford WP, Eastside Dixie Boys 13-14 books and meals. She will live on campus player — a three-time Daily Citizen All- The Minnesota Twins, Stanley 3-3 HR, Harley New Hope Grizzlies 7, and already knows some of her roommates. Area selection — will quickly adapt to play- adding a twist of dark humor, Goodman 2-3. Varnell Gators 5 – (NH) Cody Lee is an NAIA school that competes in ing college volleyball. have tied a Monday ticket Dawnville Rays 13, New Kendrick WP, Cody Hufstetler the Southern States Athletic Conference. “She’s only been playing volleyball four price to the first digit of the Hope Grizzlies 3 – (D) Levi 3-3, Clint Holsomback 2-3. (V) The Lady Flames finished 29-10 last season years,”said Donahue, a two-time All- Dow — the lower it goes, the Moore WP HR, Bailey Gaines Rodrigo Martinez 2-4, Jose and 14-2 in the SSAC. They won the SSAC tournament championship and advanced to Atlantic Coast Conference second team less you pay. HR. Rodriguez HR. the NAIA national tournament, where they player while at North Carolina State who And there are even ways Dug Gap Red Sox 14, Varnell White Sox 9, lost in the first round to Walsh University of to go for free. Baltimore is Eastside Astros 4 – (DG) Westside Bruins 3 – (V) holds a share of the school record for kills in North Canton, Ohio. rewarding fans who stuff the Kyrick McGowan WP, Dylan Alejandro Orozco WP, Trip a match. Broadrick said she is unsure of the posi- ballot box by voting 25 times Cole 2-2, Timber Peterson 2- Hester 2-3, Tyler Warnix 2-3, “She’s being recruited against six- and tion she’ll play,but Smith told her the Lady online for the All-Star team 3. Phillip Bowling 2-4. seven-year players, so that right there is an Flames need a front row hitter. and designating the Orioles Tunnel Hill Cannons 9, Dalton Red 12, Valley accomplishment. She has a lot of natural tal- Broadrick played middle hitter for their favorite club with a New Hope Grizzlies 1 – (TH) Point Rough Riders 6- (D) ent and knowledge of the game. Dalton and both right-side and outside hitter coupon for a free seat to a Bryson Biles WP 2-3 2HR’s, Hunter Heath 3-4, Brandon “I think she can step in as a freshman and for Choo Choo City,so she has the experi- make a difference.” game in the second half of Jared Bradford 3-3. Sisson 2-3, Taylor Keith 2-4, the season. Dawnville Rays 6, Josh Ortiz 2-4, Zack Major League Baseball Pleasant Grove Red Sox 2 – Humphries 2-4 WP 10K’s. says more than half its 30 (D) Andrew Fowler WP 7K’s, New Hope Grizzlies 12, clubs are regularly offering Chase Drury 2-2. Pleasant Grove Storm 2 – Ramirez not with Dodgers seats for $5.50 or less. Still, (NH) Clint Holsomback WP, the average price of a big- Dixie AAA 10 Boys Cody Kendrick 3-3 HR, Wyatt PHILADELPHIA (AP) — If Manny Ramirez was banned for 50 games last league ticket is $26.74,a5 New Hope Blue Grizzlies Miracle 2-3. (PG) Matthew Ramirez is going to apologize in person to Thursday for failing a drug test. Dodgers percent increase from last 12, Westside Sidewinders 0 – Pipkin 2-2. his teammates, it’s unlikely the suspended owner Frank McCourt met with the out- year,according to the Team slugger will do it in the next few days. fielder last week and asked that he apolo- Marketing Report. Add in Ramirez didn’t join the Los Angeles gize to his teammates face-to-face. Ramirez parking, programs, food and Dodgers for their trip to Philadelphia. He lives in Pembroke Pines, Fla., making a sodas for a family of four, Spring: Drill puts could make an appearance in the clubhouse reunion in Miami more likely. plus beer for the parents, and in Florida this weekend when the Dodgers “He needs to just give the players a the tab comes to $191.92. play the Marlins. chance to hug him or talk to him,”Torre In these times, that’s luxu- “I’m assuming there’s a chance,” said. “I don’t think he needs to address the ry territory. So when the ‘tough’ in players Dodgers manager Joe Torre said before players, just to show up.” Orioles played the Los Tuesday night’s game against the Phillies. The Dodgers certainly miss Ramirez’ big Angeles Angels at Camden Continued from page 1B their linemen are doing.” “We haven’t been given any definitive infor- bat in the middle of their lineup. But they Yards on a recent Tuesday, É Their own football mation. He’s beaten up over this, not that he also miss his big smile and playful person- Section 334 was full of peo- he’ll shed his blocks and field:All Mountaineers thinks it’s unfair,it’s just that he’s embar- ality in the locker room. ple who had brought their stick his nose in there.” spring practices are held at rassed and I think he just needs some time “He certainly elevates everybody’s own snacks. The Ross family É “Oklahoma” drill: Bagley. Cornelius said the to clear his head. mood. There’s no question about it,”Torre of suburban Catonsville, had Cornelius likes to put his Mountaineers’ home is still “The sooner the better for everybody said. “When he was here, he was a friend to stuffed Ziploc bags full of players to the test with the a year away from comple- involved. We want to see him as a team,”he said. everybody.” peanuts. “Oklahoma” drill, where tion. For next season, players line up and the Cornelius said the team has defense tries to stop the three practice field options: running back from making Bagley, Murray County After brief illness, a 5-yard rush in a small High, or the Murray County area bordered by pads. It’s recreation complex across a common drill held at the street from Murray Hendrick to return most practices, but High. The Mountaineers’ Cornelius adds a twist. brass is leaning toward Regardless of what posi- using one of Murray’s two THE ASSOCIATED PRESS “If I am not careful, I get tion you play,you can line practice fields. CHARLOTTE, N.C. — knocked on my butt,”said up anywhere. É Friday’s spring Sidelined the past several Hendrick, who spent more “One of my quarter- game:The Mountaineers’ weeks by a fast-spreading sinus than four hours with employ- backs, Brady Swilling, was inaugural Black and Gold infection, NASCAR team ees Tuesday passing out the the first to jump on the game will be played at 7 owner Rick Hendrick plans to championship rings from offensive line,”Cornelius p.m. riday at Murray Field. return to the track this weekend Johnson’s third title. said. “I love to see that. I Cornelius said the game after a five-race absence. The illness kept Hendrick away from wins by Jeff want my quarterbacks, run- will be simulated as close Hendrick has not been to Gordon at Texas, and Mark ning backs and wide to a real game as possible, the track since Jimmie Martin in Phoenix and Dar- receivers to be gritty,and I with four quarters and a Johnson helped his boss cel- lington, S.C. think (the Oklahoma drill) regulation clock. The only ebrate his 25th anniversary in Gordon snapped a 47-race is one of the best drills to difference is that instead of NASCAR with a March 29th winless streak, the longest of show that. Also, a lineman special teams plays, each victory at Martinsville (Va.) Speedway. He skipped the his career,with his Texas can play running back. But team will start with the ball win. Martin’s Phoenix victo- it’s a great drill for the skill on its own 30. next two events, races in Texas and Phoenix, for per- ry was his first win since position players to gain “We’re expecting a large 2005, and his first since join- great appreciation for what crowd,”Cornelius said. sonal and business reasons. Then he was stricken with ing Hendrick Motorsports at a sinus infection that spread the start of this season. to both his chest and ears, Hendrick watched all the Bruins win to stay alive keeping him away from the races he missed on TV,admit- track another three races. He tedly screaming at his set and RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) — had two assists and Tim needed tubes inserted in both often second-guessing strate- Mark Recchi and the Boston Thomas stopped 31 shots in ears to fight the infection. gy through text messages to Bruins beat the Carolina his second straight victory. “They say the tubes are team vice president Doug Hurricanes 4-2 on Tuesday The NHL’s top remain- for kids, so I guess I’m a 59- Duchardt. He then called his to level the Eastern ing seed led 2-0 barely 5 year-old kid with ear infec- drivers in Victory Lane. “It just gets to me not Conference semifinals. minutes in and made it tions,”he said Tuesday. “I’ve being there. I want to be Recchi had a goal and an stand to win its second got a weak immune system, and this infection just there with the guys, and I assist, in the victory over the straight since falling behind Hurricanes and force a deci- jumped on me. I was a sick hate that I missed the cele- 3-1 in the series. Its reward: sive Game 7. puppy there for about three bration with Mark and Jeff,” Marc Savard scored A trip back to Boston for weeks. But I am much better, he said. “There were a cou- before leaving in the third Thursday night’s Game 7. feeling more like myself.” ple of times I didn’t feel like period with an apparent leg Matt Cullen and Sergei Hendrick’s immune sys- watching the race at all, and I injury. Steve Montador and Samsonov scored for the tem was weakened by a long, am sure there were times Chuck Kobasew also con- Hurricanes, who are in dan- but successful, fight with when Doug Duchardt was nected, Patrice Bergeron ger of blowing a 3-1 lead. leukemia 12 years ago. wishing I wasn’t watching.” THE DAILY CITIZEN Wednesday, May 13, 2009 3B SPORTS BRIEFS SCOREBOARD PRO BASKETBALL: NBA PLAYOFFS

Bowen is MWC’s Monday’s Games LOCAL Atlanta 8, N.Y.Mets 3 Celts get comeback win Player of Week Cincinnati 13, Arizona 5 Prep Schedule San Francisco 11, Washington 7 Brigham Young senior Tuesday’s Games Thursday Philadelphia 5, L.A. Dodgers 3 BY JIMMY GOLEN throws after Dwight Howard make it 83-75. Turkoglu right-fielder Michael Varsity track and field Pittsburgh 7, St. Louis 1 intentionally missed a free made a jumper to extend the Girls state meet, Albany Associated Press Writer Bowen, a native of Dalton, N.Y.Mets 4, Atlanta 3, 10 innings throw with 5.9 seconds left. lead to 10 points before has been selected as ——— Chicago Cubs 6, San Diego 2 BOSTON — Ray Allen’s Friday Milwaukee 6, Florida 3 3-pointer with 1:20 left gave Howard had 12 points Rivers put Pierce, Perkins Mountain West Confer- Varsity baseball Houston at Colorado, late and 17 rebounds for and Rajon Rondo back in the ence Player of the Week. GHSA Class 2A playoffs, Quarterfinals Cincinnati at Arizona, late Boston its first lead since the Christian Heritage at Valwood (Game 1), Valdosta Washington at San Francisco, late opening minutes and the Orlando, which needs a vic- game with 4:55 left. Bowen went 12-for-20 Varsity track and field Today’s Games tory in Game 6 on Thursday Two jumpers by Davis, a with three home runs, one Girls state meet, Albany Atlanta (Jo-.Reyes 0-2) at N.Y.Mets (Niese 0-0), Celtics beat the Orlando JV Football 1:10 p.m. Magic 92-88 on Tuesday night to force the series layup by Pierce and a reverse double, 10 RBIs and North Murray High’s Black and Gold game, Murray Washington (Martis 4-0) at San Francisco (Zito 1- night to take a 3-2 lead in back to Boston for a deci- from Perkins made it 85-83. seven runs scored as Field, 7 p.m. 2), 3:45 p.m. ——— L.A. Dodgers (Wolf 1-1) at Philadelphia (Moyer 3- the Eastern Conference sive seventh game. Davis missed a potential BYU won three of five Saturday 2), 7:05 p.m. semifinals. Lewis scored 19 and Hedo game-tying shot with 1:55 games last week. Varsity baseball St. Louis (Pineiro 4-2) at Pittsburgh (Ohlendorf 3- GHSA Class 2A playoffs, Quarterfinals 3), 7:05 p.m. Stephon Marbury scored Turkoglu had 18 with seven left, but Allen made up for it In Game 1 of a two- Christian Heritage at Valwood, (Game 2, Game 3, Florida (Nolasco 2-3) at Milwaukee (Looper 2-2), all of his 12 points in the assists for the Magic, who by putting Boston ahead game series against 10th- if necessary), Valdosta 8:05 p.m. Varsity track and field San Diego (C.Young 2-1) at Chicago Cubs (Lilly 4- fourth quarter,keeping the almost blew a 28-point lead with a 3-pointer — just his ranked Kansas State, Girls state meet, Albany 2), 8:05 p.m. Celtics in the game after a in Game 1, then lost Game 4 third basket of the game. Bowen was 3-for-5 with a Houston (Hampton 1-3) at Colorado (Marquis 4-2), on Sunday when Davis hit a 8:40 p.m. lackluster 36 minutes that Orlando had a chance to solo homer,two RBIs Cincinnati (Cueto 3-1) at Arizona (Augenstein 0-0), left them trailing by 14 with 21-foot buzzer-beater. take back the lead when and one run scored in a TELEVISION 9:40 p.m. 8:49 to play. Orlando led 85- Davis hurt them again on Rondo’s 3-pointer as the 24- 9-8 win. Tuesday,but he didn’t wait On Today AL Glance 75 with 5:39 left, then second clock expired MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL East Division Boston scored the next 13 quite as long. seemed to skim only the net Swilling brothers 1:10 p.m. WLPct GB points to open an 88-85 lead Howard dunked on an as it came down, and the SPORTSOUTH (Optilink 41, Charter 72) — Atlanta Toronto 23 12 .657 — before Rashard Lewis’ free alley-oop from Rafer Alston shot clock buzzer went off. win Legends races at New Yo rk Mets Boston 20 12 .625 1 1/2 7 p.m. New Yo rk 15 17 .469 6 1/2 throws with 7.3 seconds left. to make it 77-63 with 8:49 But Perkins, who had ESPN — L.A. Dodgers at Philadelphia Tampa Bay1519.441 7 1/2 Paul Pierce had 19 points, left, Orlando’s biggest lead grabbed the rebound, Brothers Justin and NBA BASKETBALL Baltimore 14 19 .424 8 Evan Swilling of Cohutta 9 p.m. Central Division nine rebounds and eight of the game, and Celtics argued vociferously that the won Legends car series TNT — Playoffs, conference semifinals, game 5, WLPct GB assists, Kendrick Perkins coach Doc Rivers disgust- ball tipped the rim, and the Dallas at Denver Kansas City 18 14 .563 — edly called a timeout. races at the Atlanta Motor NHL HOCKEY Detroit 17 14 .548 1/2 grabbed 11 rebounds, and referees overruled the call, Speedway on Sunday. 7 p.m. Minnesota 16 17 .485 2 1/2 Game 4 hero Glen “Big But Marbury hit a 3- giving the ball back to VERSUS — Playoffs, conference semifinals, game Chicago 15 17 .469 3 Baby” Davis scored 10 of his pointer,then another jumper, Boston with just 37 seconds Justin Swilling won a 7, Pittsburgh at Washington Cleveland 12 22 .353 7 Pro Division race while West Division 22 points in the fourth quar- and after Davis sank a pair of left and allowing them to WLPct GB ter. Davis also grabbed the hook shots, Marbury con- run the clock down to the Evan Swilling captured a Texas 18 14 .563 — Los Angeles 16 14 .533 1 rebound and hit a pair of free verted a three-point play to final seconds. win on the Young Lions HOCKEY Seattle 16 17 .485 2 1/2 Division circuit. Oakland 11 18 .379 5 1/2 NHL Playoffs Conference Semifinals ——— Donnan in Venus Williams (Best-of-7) Monday’s Games Monday Cleveland 9, Chicago White Sox 4 upset in Madrid Washington 5, Pittsburgh 4, OT, series tied 3-3 Tuesday’s Games college Hall Chicago 7, Vancouver 5, Chicago wins series 4-2 Chicago White Sox 7, Cleveland 4 Baltimore 7, Tampa Bay 5 Tuesday SSOCIATED RESS MADRID — Venus Boston at Carolina, 7 p.m. Toronto 5, N.Y.Yankees 1 A P Williams joined sister Detroit at Anaheim, 10 p.m. Texas 7, Seattle 1 SOUTH BEND, Ind. Today Minnesota 6, Detroit 2 Serena on the sidelines of Pittsburgh at Washington, 7 p.m. Boston at L.A. Angels, late — The late Sam Mills, the Madrid Open on Thursday Kansas City at Oakland, late along with former NFL Anaheim at Detroit, 7 p.m., if necessary Today’s Games Tuesday after the third- Carolina at Boston, 8 p.m., if necessary Chicago White Sox (Buehrle 5-0) at Cleveland stars Fred Dean and Rod (Cl.Lee 1-5), 12:05 p.m. Smith, head the newest ranked American player Tampa Bay (Niemann 2-3) at Baltimore (Bergesen was beaten 6-3, 3-6, 7-5 1-0), 7:05 p.m. divisional class of the by Alisa Kleybanova. 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Denise 706-463-1598 or tri-pharmacy.net down owner occupied; 10% "Bonus Room 285 Wheeler Dam Road. $654 a For rent with option to purchase. down investor; Bank will finance En Español 706-463-0945. Mth & $1000 down Executive home 5 bedroom, 5 STEEL BUILDINGS AND SIZE "W/D h-up in every apt 6% interest over 30 yrs; Contact **DALTON – 3/2 Doublewide. bath, 4,000 sq. ft. In New Hope WELCOME Spring SPECIALS. *1 BR Apt. - 1st floor. No pets. Kristi or Al at Talbot State Bank 706- 3265 Rauchenberg. $718 a Mth /NWHS district, in cul-de-sac Steel Prices Are Down! Washer & dryer hookups. 706-674-2215. Member FDIC; & $1000 Down. Appliances included. Pets will be ADDITIONAL discounts 4808 South 41 Hwy. 226-0404 Equal Housing Lender Call: 706-217-5175 **DALTON – 3/2 Doublewide. consider. Available 6/5/09. available. Don't Wait! World 3435 Rauchenberg. $840 a mth $2000/mo. 706-218-9009 BRAND NEW: 3 BR 2 BA ranch Class Service. 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(706)529-8858 10am-6pm. $199/mo! 5% dn, 15yrs @8% apartment. Washer/ Dryer FOR RENT 600+ Homes Must Be Sold! 1 bedroom on Hwy 41 south. WANT TO BUY apr! for Listings 800-366-0142 furnished. No pets. $155/week, **DALTON – Crabapple. REDC | Free Brochure Large rooms. Water furnished. ext. T252 $50/dep. Call 706-529-6600. 2BR/1Ba house. www.Auction.com $400/mo. Call for an $160 deposit, $160 week. CABIN: Toward Ellijay, 3 bdrm 2 appointment 706-277-3530 STAY LODGE FORECLOSED HOME 651 Want to Buy bath beautiful cabin. Noisy Effic. Apt. with kitchen. Furn w/all Power & water included AUCTION STATEWIDE WANTED DIABETES TEST stream, spring, decks, secluded. 1 BR, 1BA. 306 W. Park St., utilities. Laundry fac., basic **CHATSWORTH – 600+ Homes Must Be Sold! STRIPS ANY kind, ANY brand $142,900. Call 706-273-4514. $350/mo + $250/dep.Incl. basic cable. Private phones furn. 30 Sun Mtn Spur. 2BR / 1BA REDC | Free Brochure Unexpired. Pay up to $16.00 per TV cable.706-226-0503 Starting at $129.99/wk plus tax vacation remtal / lake home. www.Auction.com box! We PAY Shipping! Call 713- Commercial 726 Buildings 1 STORYcompletely furn. effic. Suite Deals 1BR $175.00 per $1200 deposit, $1200 month. 395-1106 Visit: www. **DALTON – 1010 Foster Rd. 3 Low rent opportunity. Proof of Cable TV, phone, microwave, week. Call 706-278-0700 income required, utilities Cash4DiabetesTestStrips.com kitc. supplies, linens, utilities BR/ 1 BA $595/month $595 STAYLODGE - WILLOWDALE deposit (split over 2 months) included.1 month free. 1db/1ba ITEMS FOR RENT furniture North Tibbs Road. MOVE IN SPECIAL $400. 2db/2ba $480. Call $149/weekly, 278-7189. **DALTON – 513 Veron Ave. 1st Week $100.00 4BR / 1BA. $300/deposit, Arthur 706-264-6703 or Rodney 1, 2, & 3 Bd Apt’s - Starting at *19,000 sq.ft. - 2105 E. Walnut 706-278-0700 $695/month. 706-218-2732. Office 706-275- 704 Land & Lots $125/week. Power, water, Ave. Retail space, Next to Tired of Being a Landlord? Our 8906. 5-10 Acre Farm on creek, cable furnished. Hobby Lobby, across from Mall. Property Management Eastside. Close in, restricted. For details. 706-463-0672, *97,000 sq. ft., 454 Hwy 225 UNDERWOOD LODGE Company Manages Over 130 Owner Finance. 706-260-6415 (Bretlin) 706-463-0671 & Español Furnished Efficiency with Units in Northwest Georgia. Let or 706-280-9133. *Retail space -Dalton Place 706-463-0945 kitchenette. All Utilities & Us Help Yo u Today! Call NOW!! Move-In Special 1st week Lot for sale in city. Beautiful Shop. Ctr. 2518 Cleveland Hwy. 1130/1132 Burleyson $485mon Cable!! Laundry Facility 3 Bed 2 Bath Only $281/mo! FREE w/ 1 yr. lease - view. All utilities. Owner 1200, 1400, 44,000 SF avail. $240dep. 2BR 1BA. *707-2 Available. (5%dn, 20yrs @ 8.5%APR) Sweetwater Rd. 3 BR 2 BA, Finance. 706-260-6415 706-279-1380 Wkdys 9-5:30 Lance 2BR 1.5BA Newly Move In Specials $70-$90 Buy Foreclosure! $145wk, $290dep. So. end of or 706-280-9133. remodeled, 2 weeks free w/1 yr. 12,500 sf bldg. for sale or lease for first week! For Listings 800-387-1727 Murray Co off Hwy 225 S 1/2 + Lots for sale in Valley Point, & 10,000 sf bldg for sale by lease. 706-279-1380 wkdy 9-5:30 3 Bed 3 Bath HUD HOME! acre lots, beautiful country Cohutta and New Hope school owner. Dalton. Docks. Suitable 706-226-4651 1st month, 1/2 off! 2 bd, 1 ba, Only $300/mo! Stop Renting! setting. Several to choose from. areas. 706-217-5005 for light manfg. or wrhg, offices w/d hookup, c/h/a. Power, water, BUY! For Listings 800-796-6050 Sweetwater Rd., Chatsworth Hwy. w/ c/h/a. Perry 706-275-0862 Unfurnished Thousands below appraisal! 40 & cable furnished. Close to ext. 7889 225 Fm Chats Hwy. Take Hwy 225 acres at $4,500 per acre as a For sale or lease 15,000 sq. ft. & downtown. $175/wk or $650/ mo. NEAR MALL 2 BR 1.5 BA S 13 mi. Fm Calhoun, take Hwy 3 bed, 2 bath brick house in whole. 1/4 mile across TN. line 8,000 sq. ft. commercial bldgs. $200/dep. 706-581-4615 townhouse, newly remodeled. 225 N, 6 mi past Elks Golf Varnell, c/h/a, 1-car carport, on Austin Ln. 4 mi. east of Dalton Suitable for light or heavy $485/ mo. $400/ dp. No pets. 6 Course, 1 mi N. of 4-way at 1st WEEK FREE!! 2 bd, 2 ba. hrdwd flrs, storage building, Pike, borders Cohulla Creek. manufacturing. Office in each. mos. lease, ref. req’d. 706-226- Nickelsville. 706-279-1380 wkdys A/C, cable, parking, $155 wk. $650/mo. $500/dep. DeWayne 706-965-5810 / 406-868-3764. Chatsworth. 706-695-6404 Nora 2548 9-5:30 No Pets! Renovated. 706-263- 706-694-2435 or 706-313-2871 Commercial 0743 or 484-225-4212 705 Homes For Sale 752 Homes For Rent Opportunity Knocks in NC! 728 Rental 2 BR 1.5 BA -*503B Colter, 2BR 3 BR 2 BA 2528 Dover St. $696 ONLINE REAL ESTATE $2,000Dn. Starting at $700/mo. 1.5BA $445 mth, $220 dp. 706- Mo or $165 wk. 3BR 1 BA 2 bedroom, 1 bath, big yard. AUCTION OWNER FINANCING. Several 279-1380 wkd 9-5:30 2111A S. Dixie Hwy. $125 wk, $550/mo. $450/dep. Call: www.LightHouseAuctionService 3Bd/2 Ba. homes in Whitfield & $250 dp. 706-2791380 wkdys 9- 2 BR, 1 BA. 116 Fernwood (706)271-0805 s.com NCAF#8552 Murray Remodeled, very nice. 5:30 Ave., $550/mo + $250/dep.All Owner/Broker706-529-0650 *302 S. Thornton 5,500 SF, utilities included. W/D Conn., $8,000 TAX REFUND!! includes utilities, between C/H/A. 706-226-0503 Newspaper office & Bank of Am. No Credit Check. Owner EQUIPMENT AUCTION *1515 Abutment Rd. 10,000 sq. Financing. Rent to Own or ft. includes utilities. Many sizes 2 Months Free Rent!!! Lease Purchase. or suites. 1.3 mi. S. of Walnut Saturday, May16th •9:30 AM STOP RENTING TODAY MOVE *Camelot Bldg, Near I-75. 1514 Super Deluxe Townhome IN TOMORROW!!!! 1555 37th Street •Cleveland, TN W. Walnut Ave. Between Long 2 Bedroom, 1 1/2 bath Don Babb 706-463-2333 huge closets, pool [email protected] or John Silvers & Burger King. Tractors•Trailers•Farm Implements•Heavy Equipment •Bank Repo w/ cabana. Mark Burnett 706-529-5901 5,500 S/F. Skid Steers&Attachments •Forklifts •Enclosed Trailers•Boats DALTON. 706-279-1380 wkdys 9-5:30. BEST DEAL IN DALTON Bank Repos •Dump Trucks •Antique Vehicles •4Wheelers BEST LOCATION 1211 Nelson St, Fixer upper. 1560 SF office. Conference rms, 2BR 1BA, $49,900, $1,000 dn, 2 baths, free standing bldg. TRUE LUXURY Items ArrivingDaily as low as $425 mon Good parking. 1500 SF office/ 722 Timberlake. $89,900 warehouse.Drive in dock door. 706-279-1801 NOWACCEPTING QUALITY CONSIGNMENTS 3BR 1BA $1,000 down. Pmyt as 706-226-8665 or 706-847-1328 low as $750 per mon. PARTIAL LIST OF ITEMS 1827 Swanson N Dalton 2 BR 1 31,000 sq ft. Masonry building, 4 2, 3 & 4 bedroom apts. Utilities Ya maha 400 Kodiak 4x4 4-wheeler,2009 16 ft flatbed trailer,tandem BA, $69,900 $1000 dn $495 mn loading docks & offices. 1 block included. Starting at axle,2000 Bobcat 864 w/tracks,Dragon 320 tractor,1984 Ford 250 4200 Mount Pleasant - 5 BR 2 off 4 lane Abutment Rd. on $140/week. 706-260-9183. truck4-wheel drive, MasseyFerguson 573 tractor diesel/front end Callahan Rd. 706-226-6245 BA Beaverdale- not in subd. 205 Capes St. Townhouse 2 BR loader/likenew,MasseyFerguson 135 tractor,Rhino 5ftbushhog, $159K $1100 dn, $1100 month 5000 sq. ft. warehouse space. 1.5 BA. Central Heat & Air. Near 4ft grader blade,Tedder,Caterpillar fork lift, Allis Chambers 5020 tractor, WESTSIDE 211 W. Gordon. Also 2400 sq. ft. Harmon Field. $480 mon. $200 3038 Hurricane Rd. 2 BR 1 BA. office space. 1604 Chattanooga dep. 706-508-4158 6ftfinish mower, 4600 Ford tractor,Deutz-Fahr Tedder,Lawrimore $69,900, $1,000 dn, $615 mon Rd. Call: 706-278-6339 A SWEET DEAL FOR YOU!! 20 ft car hauler trailer w/ramps,5ftfinish mower, 7ftbox scape, 3286 Hurricane Rd. 5 BR 3 BA Doctor’s Offices for Rent Well maintained. John Deere 4200 tractor w/front end loader,backhoe w/150 hours/ $135,000. $1,000 dn $1,000 mn Medical Suites, 2500 SF avail. Convenient location! likenew,3-point post hole digger,Ford 601 Work Master tractor, TUNNEL HILL 1008 Professional Blvd., Call PARK CANYON APTS 28 ft StormManufacturing enclosed showcar trailer/self-contained 123 Lake Rd. 2 BR 1 BA Dalton. Distinctive Modern 706-226-6054 w/fenced yard. $75,000. $650 generator/ lights/ awning Craftsman tool box/aluminum floor/likenew. Bldg., 3rd floor w/elevator. Email: [email protected] 2009 5x8 trailer w/gate,20fttandem axle equipment trailer/dove tail month $1.000 down 706-279-1380 wkdays 9-5:30 961 D. Old Cottonwood Mill Rd. Chatsworth area. - Townhouse. 2 w/fold out ramps,2009 Lark16ft. enclosed trailer/drop rear door side 5 BR 3 BA. $115,000. $1,000 Office space for lease. bedroom, 1.5 bath, c/h/a/ door.2009 16 ft trailer tandem axle,24fttri-axle trailer w/ramps,New down, $987 month. Available Now! 1400 sq. ft. suite $550/mo. 706-517-2589 or 706- Holland LS 140 skid steer commercial wood chipper w/6-cy.engine, and 2,500 sf. suite. 800 College 264-0066 ***FREE Foreclosure Listings*** Dr. 706-226-6245 8:30a-5:00p 250 gallon fuel tank, 2007 gooseneck20ftstocktrailer,Bat Wing Over 400,000 properties DUPLEX: 890 W. Addis, Tunnel bushhog, MasseyFerguson 231-S tractor,JCB diesel front end loader, nationwide. LOW Down Office: 2700 S.F. Excellent Hill. Apt. 2 BR 1 BA, $125 wk, TD7C International dresser dozer,1981 Ford 700 truckw/Pitman Payment. condition. 1143 E. Walnut Ave. $250 dep 706-279-1380 wkdays Call NOW! 1-800-817-6272 Call: 706-581-1037 Polecat pole set rig., 30 ft tri-axle gooseneckflatbed trailer,bushhog brand disc. mower7ft, bushhog brand 15 ft Batwing mower, Massey Ferguson 124 square bailer,2-horse trailer,1976 Jeep CJ5. AND MUCH MORE!! JOB FAIR Directions: I-75 to Exit 27 East on Paul Huff Pkwy,Right on Old Tasso Rd. Left on 37th St. Lot on the Left. Watch forAuction Signs. Terms: Cash, Cashier,Personal or Business Checkthe dayofSale.No 20 Year Old Service Company credit or debit cards will be accepted. 10% Buyers Premium will apply. Specializing in Commercial Cleaning •Seeking Full-time and Part-time Cleaners •Also seeking Supervisors for Team Management •Bi-Lingual aplus •Flexible Schedules •Morning, Afternoon and Evening Shifts Available Searching for people who areexperienced in the following areas: Cleaning •Managing •Supervising •Flexibility Paying Attention To Detail •Punctuality Call for Clean Driving Record •Excellent References Consignment JOB FAIR ON SATURDAYMAY 16, 2009 information Northwest Georgia Trade &Convention Center WORLD AUCTION COMPANY, LLCFIRM#5499 2211 Dug Gap Battle Road •Room C-1 •Dalton, GA Johnny LewisEric Spencer Terry Posey Tony Young 9:00AM-2:00PM No Phone calls please 423-618-9505 423-667-1711423-593-3224 423-240-1793 EMAIL US AT: [email protected] www.worldauctioncompany.com 6B Wednesday, May 13, 2009 THE DAILY CITIZEN Mobile Homes 752 Homes For Rent 778 For Rent 807 Import Autos 809 Trucks 812Sport Utility Vehicle Remodeled 2 & 3 bdrm homes. 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Reduced to $15,950. miles, 1-owner, garage kept, non For Sale or lease. 2 bd, 2.5 bath. $500! HONDAS & TOYOTAS 259-4989 ext. 102. 856 & Bikes Will accept trades. Phone 706- smoker, $12,000. Call 706-280- Gated community & swimming FROM $500! Buy Police 2006 CBR 600 F4I, blue. 5,300 264-1932 8268 pool. Starting $900 mon (includes Impounds & Repos! Acuras, miles, jardine slip on pipe. 2 monthly fees) Nissans, Chevys & more from 2000 Honda Civic Only $1000! years warranty remaining. Never daltoncustomhomeconstruction.co $500! For Listings 800-366-0124 Many Make Available! been laid down. Excellent m ext. L215 Buy Police Impounds! condition. $5,.400 or best offer. 706-673-2121 or 706-581-2778 For Listings 800-819-3024 Call: 706-508-3955 *Police Impounds for Sale!* 2006 FORD Expedition - Eddie 756 Vacation Rentals Honda Civic 2002 only $1000! Bauer 2WD, leather, 3rd row 2006 Honda CRF230, electric start, excellent condition, like SELL/RENT YOUR TIMESHARE Honda Accord 1998 only $750! power fold down, 6 disc CD 2002 Tundra V-8, 4x4, Tan new, rode very little, Aftermarket NOW!!! Maintenance fees too Hondas, Toyotas, Nissans & changer, 22K miles, like new. leather interior, power pipe and stock pipe. $2,100. Call high? Need Cash? Sell your More from $500! For Listings Excellent condition. $24,900. everything. Loaded. Excellent day 706-673-3500 or unused timeshare today. No 800-366-0124 ext. L213 706-422-8617 - 706-260-1029 condition. 64,000 miles. Never evening 706-259-9584. commissions or Broker Fees. been off road. $12,500. Call: Free Consultation. 706-397-2288 2009 Piaggio- Vespa Scooter www.sellatimeshare.com 1-866- 2001 - Jaguar, 4.0, S-Type. 250. 70 mpg, 85 mph. 3 yr 708-3690 67,458 Miles. $ 12,200. warranty, touring case. Call: 706-217-8171 $4,600.00. Call 706-980-2674 758 Duplex For Rent JUST LIKE NEW!! Duplex 1106 W. Crawford. 2Br, 2006 FLHXI Harley Davidson 1Ba, carport, c/h/a, w/d hook up. 1996 CHEVY IMPALA SS 4 dr. Street Glide, vivid black, full $550/mo. $250/dep. 706-280- sed; 134,500 miles; one owner; Like new. 2004 Explorer. V8 Rinehart exhaust, passenger 1482 garaged; Dk. Cherry Metallic; engine with 3rd row seat. Well detachable back rest, AM/FM Gray Leather interior; 5.7L V-8; 2003 F-250, 4 door- crew cab. maintained. Many extras. Only radio & CD player, security Nice 2 BR 1 BA, heat & air, fully RWD; Loaded; Superior Cond.; 6.0 diesel, 94k miles. 4x4. $9,500. Call: 706-280-1431 system, garage kept, only 4,300 equipped kitchen, washer dryer Carfax avail.; $9,000. Call: 706- Automatic, Excellent condition. miles. Please call 706-581-3516. hookup. Convent. located at 121 272-4758 Asking $18,500. 706-264-7883 RECREATION B. Frontier Tr l. 1 block off 2005 BMW M3 Cabriolet, 36k Recreational or 706-629-4000. Cleveland Hwy. No smoking. miles, 6 sp., still under factory 858 Vehicles $495 mon. no dep (706)259- warranty, carbon black on black, 2004 Ford Ranger XLT step side 851 Boats 7718 Harman/Kardon sound, pickup. Approx. 30K miles, 4 navigation, heated seats, cycl. manual transmission. MOBILE HOMES xenon headlights, garage kept, AM/FM CD, locking tool box, one owner, asking $43,000. mounted hitch & wiring for a Mobile Homes Call: 706-260-1673 trailer. $7,500. OBO 706-277- 776 For Sale 2002 Chevy Malibu with V6, 7777. 4 BR 2 BA w/ apt & 2 car gar. Automatic, Power windows and Newly remodeled. On 2 acres. E- locks, CD player and has new 2008 Montana Mountaineer 36' 5th wheel RV.Queen master Z financing! Low payments! tires. This Malibu has 139K miles 2001 21’ Bullet Bass Boat. BR with shower, two flat screen HURRY won’t last! 706-272-0826 and looks and runs great and I 225 Optimax. $15,500. have a clean and clear title. TVs, 4 bunks in rear area, can Own a new home for $335.00 a Call: 706-226-2161 Asking $2,000. Call 706-218- sleep 10 total. 4 slide-outs with month with special gov. loans. 2005 Super Charged Mini 8021 awnings.Immaculate and Wac 40k amt. fin. 8% 240 mos 2,000 Cooper. 6 speed. Convertible. comes with all necessary D.P. Call now 706-275-6161 Premium Sport Package. One accessories to hit the road. Mobile Home owner, 40,000 miles, 2006 GMC 16 ft box truck Ye l- Cost $39,000 - yours for 777 Lots Harmon/Kardon parking low. 6.0 V8 Unleaded engine w/ $30,000. Call 706-226-9433. WARING MOBILE COMM. Lg. sensors, cruise control, auto air. 300 hp. Auto. Transmission, More info and photos at private lots. Water furn’d. $175/ Price $21,000. A/C, ABS brakes, Power www.rvtraderonline.com/find/listi mo. $175/dep. 1st month free. 2006 Cadillac STS, 6 cycl, nav. Call: 706-313-1119. Steering, 2 Bucket Seats, ng/2008-Montana-Mountaineer- 706-313-1129 or 706-226-2548 sunroof, heated & cooled seats, AM/FM radio, 10 ft loading ramp 2005 Ya maha Waverunner(s) 345DBQ-94988661. fully loaded, white diamond. 2006 Nissan 350Z, convertible, w’ 1000lb capacity. Mileage 160 HP High Output Motors Mobile Homes loaded, white with frost leather. 778 For Rent 29,000 miles. $19,900. ranging from 40,000 – 75,000 Adult Ridden/Fresh water 706-277-3729 New tires. 30,000 miles. miles. Sale price is $12,000 - Very Low Hours $6500 each LEGAL NOTICES 1 & 2 bdrm mobile homes & $26,500. OBO. 706-463-0672 $14000. Only method of with extras 706-313-4295. Apartments in Whitfield & Murray DONATE YOUR CAR to payment accepted is certified Co. $85 per week & up. Utilities SPECIAL KIDS FUND. Help 2006 Suzuki Forenza Station 901 Public Notices check or money order. Sorry no Motorcycles furnished. 706-278-4048 Disabled Children With Camp wagon. Automatic. Power 856 & Bikes The regular monthly board meeting of and Education. Non-Runners windows, cassette/CD, new tires financing Contact Josh Hall @ the Downtown Dalton Development 2 BR 1 BA 2012 -1 Abutment 2003 Suzuki Savage 650. Low OK. Quickest Free Towing. Free & brakes. 116k. Excellent Penske, Day- 706-277-9477, Authority will be at 7:30 a.m. Rd. 2 BR 2 BA $100 wk $200 miles, like new, always garage on Wednesday, May 20, 2009 at City Cruise/Hotel Voucher.Tax transportation $4,500. OBO 706- Night- 423-304-6669 dp.- 2111 B Dixie Hwy. $120 wk, kept. Teal green. $3,500 OBO. Hall on Waugh Street in the 2nd Floor Deductible. Call 1-866-448-3254. 581-1837 anytime. Like new 2004 Chevrolet Conference Room. The meeting is open $240 dp. 706-279-1380 wkdys 706-275-7035. COLORADO. Extended cab, to the public. 9-5:30 05/13 807 Import Autos 79,000 miles, Gold ext., Gray 2 BR 2 BA, unfurnished, 225 S. int., automatic, 2WD, 4 cylinder, in Chatsworth. $125 week, 1994 Honda Accord gas engine. Tool box, garage deposit required. Water included. Only $600! Police Impounds! kept, Asking $7,500. 706-463- Call 706-937-4577 after 6pm For Listings 800-819-5619 1000 Connector 3 and I-75. Very nice, 1998 Honda Accord Only $975! private, 3 br, 2ba. $120/week, Buy Police Impounds! For Reduced. 2006 Honda Accord 2004 Kawasaki Vulcan 2000. $300/dep. Call Leo 678-641- Listings Call 800-591-0327 ext. EXL. Like new. Gray. Full 811 Utility Trailers Fully loaded, Maroon, 1 owner, 9685 A741 warranty. 39 k miles. Loaded. Leather seats, XM Mobile Concession stand (log garage kept, 10K miles. 5 Move in Special! 1/2 Price. 1999 Toyota Corolla $800! radio, sunroof, 34mpg. Like new. cabin), great for carnival or fair, helmets, extra back seat & road Quiet community. From $95 to Buy Police Impounds! Many Great Cond. Must sell! No tax! completely self contained, AC, pegs. New tires. Price $135 week. Utilities included. Makes Available! For Listings $16,999. obo. Espresso cart, $15,000. 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BY LARA HAYES “I was in denial a lot of the time,” [email protected] she said. “I didn’t know what to do.” Stoker leaned on Andy’s mom, Friends Amie Stoker says her parents who had become like a second moth- never thought she’d amount to much. er to her. Growing up in Chatsworth, Stoker “(Andy’s parents) were disap- & said she was surrounded by fighting pointed but they supported us,”she among family members. Stoker dealt said. “They didn’t hold a grudge like with the trauma the only way she I thought my parents did.” knew how in her young mind — rid- Their daughter,Morgan, was born NEIGHBORS ing her horses. four weeks early via an emergency “I would take off in the woods and caesarian (C) section. Stoker felt ride sometimes from daylight to emotionally and physically battered. And, “I like knowing someone’s dark,”she said. “Dad would come “I cried all the time,”she said. “I pregnant before they do,”she said. looking for me.” was never happy and kept everybody Stoker graduated last Friday,com- Following her parents’ divorce at away from Morgan.” pleting a five-year plan she set up age 9, Stoker’s life took more of a Rather than seek professional when she got her GED. tumble. Shuffled between parents, help, Stoker chose to try and handle “I wanted a GED, to go to college, her relationship with her mom deteri- things herself. She says she wasn’t have a good career and get a house,” orated. By the time she entered high very successful, but still she and Andy she said. “We just bought a house in school,Stoker was repeatedly in managed to hang on to their relation- Tunnel Hill in January. Never in my trouble for skipping school and fight- ship. At 19, the couple married amid life have I lived in something as nice.” ing. pressure from both sets of parents. Stoker has lost 80 pounds since Stoker’s junior year brought more But Stoker’s postpartum depression having lap-band surgery in April bad news when she and her boyfriend eventually took its toll, as well as the 2008, which she says has done won- of two years, Andy,learned they were desire of both to experience things ders for her self-esteem. Now she expecting a child even though she they believed they were missing out hopes to pass on her newfound confi- MATT HAMILTON/THE DAILY CITIZEN says she was on birth control. on. Two years later,she and Andy dence to her children and encourage “I was scared to death,”she said. said good-bye. Amie Stoker pushed through adversity to finish high school them to further their education, as “I’d been with Andy since I was 15, During the split, Stoker went to and then graduate college. well. Her sister is currently attending so I knew he’d be there for me. He every party she could, hung out with college and her little brother will be in was supportive. He really stepped up friends and even went clubbing with The couple remarried shortly after grades in high school wasn’t easy,but the fall. to the plate.” her mom. the birth of their son, Mason. Stoker managed to finish the pro- “I told Morgan that you can’t do Stoker wasn’t sure what her par- “That’s all I cared about,”she said. Having children made Stoker real- gram. Finding a job wasn’t so simple, anything without going to school, not ents’ reaction would be, so she had Like her mother,Morgan was ize it was time to do something more and she ended up traveling to Ellijay. even work in a carpet mill,”said her sister call her mom at work shuffled between two homes. Both than continue to be a high school The drive got to be too much, so Stoker. “I took her to work with me “because I was afraid she would kill Stoker and Andy dated other people. dropout and teenage mother. Stoker decided to return to DSC full and she loves it.” me.” A year later,they were back to seeing “I didn’t want Morgan to look at time for a career certificate in medical Her relationship with her dad has “She cried and pitched a fit,”said each other — albeit secretly. me like I did my parents, like, ‘You assisting. greatly improved. Stoker,28. “But she got over it faster “We didn’t want anyone to know didn’t go to school,’” she said. “I Pretty soon she was making the “My dad has changed dramatical- than I thought she would. She told in case it didn’t work out,”she said. saved my baby-sitting money, got a dean’s list. She completed the pro- ly in the last few years,”Stoker said. Dad. He was upset. He’s a man of few That all ended about a year later GED book at the library and studied gram in July 2008 and works as a lab “His parents never told him they words.” when Stoker went to the doctor with at home.” assistant at Cornerstone Medical loved him so he thought that was how Some of her friends already had suspected flu and found out she was Stoker says she passed the test Group in Dalton. it was supposed to be. Now we have a babies, so Stoker says she found a lot pregnant again. with honors. College was next on her “A medical assistant can do what- very close and loving relationship. It of support. After a few months, she “I had been told I wouldn’t be able list, something no one in her family ever a nurse can do, and I also have took a long time for me to feel like dropped out of school and she and to have any more kids, so it was a had done. She signed up for nursing my phlebotomy experience,”said (my parents) were proud of me.” Andy got a place of their own. Andy complete surprise,”she said. “This at Dalton State College, then Stoker. “They’re my new family.” And what is Stoker most proud found work at Shaw Industries while time we were a little more grown up, switched to phlebotomy (taking Stoker says she enjoys the hands- of? Stoker stayed home. knew what we wanted, and wanted to blood samples for lab tests). Learning on work, the science of it and talking “That I followed through and did- Terrified. do it on our own terms.” good study habits after making bad to patients. n’t quit,”she said.

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Help the homeless and our boysʼ homes. 496 Battlefield Pkwy.,Ft.Oglethorpe – 706-858-7974 T DAILY CITIZEN 2C Wednesday, May 13, 2009 HE Be Big COMMENTARY about it Breakfast is CONTRIBUTED PHOTO for champions Summer is a good time to join Big Brothers Big Sisters as a volun- The late Nick obsession with a teer.The agency has a Hyder used to open proper breakfast. list of children who are his practices as I’ve developed a waiting to have a Big Valdosta High head habit of going to bed football coach with early and waking up Brother or a Big Sister. a lecture. early. Why? Shown is a group of But his 20- to Probably because Bigs and Littles at one 40-minute sermon I’m officially old. of the agency activi- to his Wildcats Soon, I will be eating ties. For more informa- would rarely be dinner at 3:30 p.m. tion, call the agency at about proper tack- Anyway, (706) 278-0702. ling technique, Len because I’m up, I blocking tips, or a Robbins have started to reg- scouting report on ularly prepare that Friday’s oppo- breakfast for my WEDDINGS & nent. family. In this role, Pet of the Week More often than not, it as Coach Hyder preached,I ENGAGEMENTS would be about life, and have noticed a direct correla- Max is a 9-week-old specifically,breakfast. tion between the quality of lab/border collie mix. “Breakfast is the most breakfast I serve and the He was left on the back Hayes, important meal of the day,” quality of education my chil- steps of a local business Hyder would stress to his dren seek. with his six littermates. Prince charges, all 100 or so of them For instance, a breakfast They were all adopted, but circled around the legendary of waffles coated with a gal- the family who wanted Mr. and Mrs. Larry and coach in full gear. “You have lon of syrup at 7:15 a.m. Max changed their mind so Rhonda Hayes would like to to have a good breakfast to equals a station in the “sad now he’s looking for a for- announce the forthcoming do your best at school, to do box” for my 7-year-old son ever home. wedding of their Daugher your best out here, to start at 3:15 p.m. A serving of Max is a fun, loving, Brittany F. Hayes of your day right. Nobody was seven white powdered happy, playful puppy that Chatsworth, to Bradley L. ever arrested for being under doughnuts undoubtedly cues loves to run around in the Prince,son of Donald Prince the influence of a flapjack.” a terse note from the teacher grass. He would make a Brittany Hayes and I heard him recite that of my 5-year-old son. A of Dalton and Kathy and Bradley Prince good inside/outside dog James Smith of Chatsworth. “flapjack” remark about 10 breakfast of nothing for our and is pretty well potty- times. I still don’t know what 10-year-old daughter gener- Max The bride-elect is a 2006 Dalton State College. He is trained. graduate of Murray County employed at Alliance Printing it means. ally leads to an “I’ve got a Max has been vaccinat- kittens and puppies avail- High School. She is enrolled and Lowes of Dalton. As a young sportswriter, headache” call from the ed, wormed and his adop- able for adoption through in the Nursing Program at Vows will be exchanged on my beat included Valdosta school at 1:15 p.m. tion fee of $75 will pay for the Murray County Humane Dalton State College. May 16 at 2 p.m. at Eleventh High football – the win- Conversely,ahealthier his neuter when he is of age. Society,call (706) 695- The groom-elect is a 2006 Avenue Baptist Church in ningest prep football pro- breakfast of grits, bacon, gram in the nation. While toast, and slices of fruit For information on Max or 2642 or e-mail muchop- graduate of Murray County Dalton with the Rev. Ronald Coach Hyder was a wonder- (when their mother prepares any of the other dogs, cats, [email protected]. High School. He’s a student at Guffey presiding. ful, congenial man, getting a it) or Cocoa Pebbles with quote out of him about the milk (when I do) routinely topic I was being paid to elicits a visit to the “happy COMMUNITY CALENDAR cover – football – was often box,”no letters from the frustrating. teacher,and no calls of mid- ■ “Well, coach,tell me afternoon noggin trauma. The Community Veterans of Foreign assistance to battered of Little Murray you may about how practice went this Fortunately,I’ve always Calendar runs in the Living Wars Post 4985 will host women and their children. have. “The Little Murray week?” loved breakfast. It’s my section each Wednesday and bingo May 14 at 7 p.m. The Donations for a silent auc- History Book” by Betty “Well, Len,”Coach Hyder favorite meal of the day – Sunday on a space-avail- cost is $7 to play with tion and raffles are needed Bryant Bandy will also be would say in his jovial twang. tied with lunch and dinner. able basis. To announce $1,500 in prizes. and may be dropped off at available for review. ■ “These kids today sometimes Unfortunately,I’ve found your meeting,e-mail the Rhett Orr’s Allstate ABATE of Georgia walk out of their house in the that starting off every day information to May 15 Insurance at 1209 W. District 1 (American Bikers ■ morning without anything in with a hearty breakfast does- [email protected] Atlanta recording artist Walnut Ave. Suite 9 or Big Active Toward Education) their stomach. How can they n’t produce exactly the same m or send by fax to (706) Liz Melendez will be in con- Brothers Big Sisters at 101 will present Safety perform their best at school results for adults. Sure, I had 275-6641. Please send your cert May 15 from 9 p.m. to 1 E. Crawford St. Suite 400. Awareness Day May 16 or out here on the field with- more energy later in the day item at least two weeks in p.m. at the Blues Train Café For more information, call from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at out breakfast?” – and more pounds too. advance and include a tele- in Dalton. She will perform Amy Sampson at (706) 529- Chatsworth City Park. There He would then go on to I guess a hearty breakfast of phone number to contact for songs from her CD’s “Sweet 7700. will be safety information talk about values and priori- bacon, bacon, and bacon was- more information. Southern Soul” and ■ The Jackson family for all drivers sharing road- ties, breakfast again, and n’t exactly what Coach Hyder “Mercy.”The Blues Train will have a reunion May 16 ways with motorcycles. All basically,everything except was talking about. May 14 Café is at 312 Hamilton St. at 2 p.m. at the home of drivers and all ages are wel- how practice went that week. ■ The 13th annual For more information, call Louvinne Jackson. Please come. For more informa- My own recent obsession ■ Len Robbins is the editor Salvation Army Youth (706) 529-2582. bring a covered dish. The tion, call Dennis at (706) with waking up early has me of Clinch County News. Services Telethon will be event will be hosted by 270-4406. thinking about Coach Hyder’s held May 14 from 7:30 to May 16 Breanna West and Rhonda 9:30 p.m. on WDNN ■ The Dalton Junior Harrison. Channel 10. Proceeds bene- Woman’s Club Mother ■ The annual Little fit the organization’s sum- Daughter Tea to benefit the Murray reunion will be held FREE Hearing Screenings mer day camp and summer Northwest Georgia Family May 16 at noon at Little camp at Camp Grandview. Crisis Center will be held Conasauga Baptist Church. Looper will offerfreehearing screenings during themonthofMay, To donate, call (706) 226- May 16 from 11 a.m. to 1 Lunch will be served at 1 2611 during the telethon or p.m. at the Dalton Golf and p.m. under the shed. Please Better Hearing And SpeechMonth the main office at (706) 278- Country Club. The Center bring a covered dish, lawn 3966. provides housing and other chairs and any memorabilia Bandy to sign books

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To prevent this in today’s society,many peo- Suggestion — Resistance despite the crazy to 90 degrees F) and condition, which causes bit- ple have taken up exercise as training for the muscles of the weather. Listed plenty of water. terness and is also toxic, pile their means of becoming more back is a must. A regular regi- might break if hit by a strong below are some tips Water well when the more soil over the hills or add attractive. men of pulling motions, such gust of wind. Aside from look- that you can use plants are young. a thick mulch of straw. All ages, shapes and sizes as rows and pull ups can help ing laughable, neglected legs with your fruits and Water at least two ■ From an authority at can be found in fitness facili- combat the phenomenon of may develop more knee and vegetables to have times a week when Peto Seed Company: If you ties across the country,sweat- the “no-back-at-all” or the ankle problems due to lack of the best yield possi- Louis temperatures are high are storing seeds for just a ing their hearts out in an “hunchback.” strength in both the muscula- ble. Dykes and there is no rain. year or two, no special pack- attempt to be more physically ture and the supporting struc- ■ Technically, ■ Southern peas aging should be necessary if appealing. Ironically,many Wow! Nice love handles tures (e.g. ligaments and ten- berries are fruits that require very little fer- the sum of the temperature fall prey to trends found in The midsection is an area dons). So, don’t neglect the are soft throughout, such as tilization; too much nitrogen (degrees F) plus the relative popular media that can lead to of constant frustration for legs. Lean, muscular legs cre- blueberries. Thus the rasp- encourages vine growth and humidity is always under unbalanced training programs. many people. A lean, toned ate the sense of athleticism, berry is not a true berry,but a delays pod set. When peas 100. If the temperature and This unbalanced training can abdominal area is a must for a even if you are far from athlet- fruit that is made of many are fully formed, harvest ripe humidity sum consistently lead to an undesirable appear- well-balanced physique, yet ic. small sections each with a pods to encourage continu- exceeds 100, store seeds in ance and even severe injury. many people have the wrong Suggestions — Resistance seed or pit. Fruits with fleshy ous production. airtight containers with a des- Let’s look at three of the most idea of how to train the “core” training utilizing squats and material surrounding a hard ■ Extend your corn har- iccant to absorb excess mois- common physical imbalances properly. The misconception dead lifts is a must for eye- seed are called drupes. So a vest by planting successive ture. Powdered charcoal, and some simple ways to cre- that crunches and sit ups, fol- pleasing,athletic legs. Throw raspberry is not a berry,but a crops when the previous crop milk powder,and rice are ate a well-balanced body. lowed by crunches and sit ups, in some work for the calf mus- cluster of small drupes or has three to four leaves, or effective desiccants. Dry des- followed by even more cles of the lower leg to round drupelets. plant early,mid-, and late- iccants at a low oven setting Out of sight, out of mind crunches and sit ups will lead out your total lower body ■ Thin peaches to 4 to 6 maturing varieties all at the before use. For men, a huge chest and to a great looking stomach development. Cardiovascular inches apart for large, high- same time. ■ Cabbage loopers and massive shoulders are impres- should be put to rest right now. work that works well for leg quality fruit if you have any ■ Keep beans and peas imported cabbage worms are sive. But, if that impressively Let’s repeat, doing count- development includes run- left after the April freeze. well watered to ensure maxi- green worms that eat large developed chest is combined less crunches and sit ups will ning, stair climbing and bik- ■ Continue spray pro- mum nitrogen fixation. Even holes in the leaves of plants with a back that looks like it not create a lean, toned stom- ing. gram on fruit trees to protect mild water stress can signifi- in the cabbage family. They belongs to a prepubescent boy ach. Being able to see the The Bradley Wellness the developing crop. cantly reduce nitrogen fixa- are difficult to see, but the there is a problem. Along with abdominal muscles is all about Center offers many services to ■ Keep fruit trees well tion. Weight and number of holes and green excrement looking just plain ridiculous, having low amounts of body those who wish to build a bet- mulched to provide even nitrogen-fixing root nodules, on the plants are tell-tale this muscular imbalance poses fat. So, essentially your diet ter body. From our high inten- moisture and protection from decrease as water stress signs. For control, caterpil- a potentially dangerous prob- plays a huge role in having a sity Boot Camp and Raise the lawn mowers and string trim- increases, and nitrogen fixa- lars may be hand-picked or lem for the shoulders and rota- nice midsection. Bar classes, our dance and mers. tion ceases completely dur- sprayed with BT (Bacillus tor cuff muscles. Suggestion — Nutrition cycling classes to our quality ■ Silver Choice is a new ing extended dry periods. thuringiensis), a natural, non- The same holds true for wise, eat a well-balanced diet one-on-one personal training, cultivar of white corn that is ■ To get early germina- toxic preparation available by women. With lack of muscle with proper amounts of pro- we are in the business of help- 15 to 20 percent sweeter and tion of okra and cowpea various trade names. to keep proper posture in the teins and fibrous carbohy- ing you achieve your goals matures two weeks earlier seeds, try increasing seed ■ When planting large- rear shoulder/upper back area, drates. In the gym, try exercis- and look better than ever than Silver Queen, according moisture by placing seeds seeded lima or butter bean the tight muscles of the anteri- es such as planks and other before. Work hard, work smart to Today’s Garden. The ears and dampened vermiculite in seed in heavy soils, it may or shoulder and chest pulls the core stabilizing work rather and reap the benefits of a well- are 8 inches long, with 16 plastic bags at room tempera- help germination to plant the shoulders forward, thus lead- than just “gut busting” sit ups. balanced body. rows of tender kernels. ture for three days before seed on edge, facilitating the ing to the slumped forward Nothing creates a more dis- ■ Plant sweet corn and planting in cold soils. Early emergence of the large look that many (elderly) proportional physique than Submitted by Jeremy beans every two weeks harvest and increased fresh- cotyledons, or seed leaves. women display. So, unless you having a well-built upper body Walraven, personal through June for an extended pod yield per plant are more On light sandy soil, this is of want to look like the that is supported by a pair of trainer/fitness consultant, harvest. likely in plants grown from little value because such soil Hunchback of Notre Dame, legs that look as though they Bradley Wellness Center. ■ Gourds of different seed treated this way. offers little resistance to shapes can be used to create ■ When crops like squash sprouts. animals or birds by sticking or cucumbers are planted in a legs and heads on them. Try circle or hill, place a stick ■ Louis Dykes is County Retired educators meet scratching a child’s name upright in the middle of the Extension Coordinator for Murray County. If you have into the skin when the gourd circle and leave it there. Later any questions about grow- is half grown. The gourd on, you’ll know where to ing plants in your garden forms a scab over the scratch- water the main roots hidden or if you are having trou- es, and as it grows, the name among the vines. ble with pests, call the grows bigger and bigger. ■ Regular sweet corn, Georgia Cooperative ■ When tomato seedlings super-sweet varieties, and Extension Office, Murray have five to seven leaves, popcorn should be isolated County at 706-695-3031 or they are ready to transplant from each other by at least e-mail [email protected]. Caring Farm Bureau Membership Value ForYour Family Just When YouNeed It Most

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Happy Birthday: Your your talents drawn upon in A low blow lifestyle and friendships need order to get things done. You Anyone a revamping. Things will not can make some financial can take get done without a healthy changes that will better suit tricks with push from you. Take care of your needs. 5 stars aces and pending issues you have with LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. kings; the loved ones and find ways to 22): You have to follow your real chal- raise interest in your ideas heart not what someone else lenge in and plans. Don’t give in to wants you to do. Think about bridge lies in talk of doom and gloom.Your a partnership that will taking tricks numbers are 9, 16, enhance your repu- with the 21, 25, 33, 35, 47 tation in an industry lower-rank- ARIES (March that you want to be ing soldiers 21-April 19): Don’t part of. Don’t give of the game. count on anything up your goals Consider based on hearsay. because of someone this deal Get specifics if you else’s possessive- where want to take advan- ness. 2 stars declarer tage of something SCORPIO (Oct. reached four that may fit into 23-Nov. 21): You spades on your plans. can talk all you the bidding Emotional matters Eugenia want and even make shown. West will crop up, affect- some headway with started with ing your ability to Last business projects. the K-Q-A make wise deci- However, when it of clubs, sions. 2 stars comes to personal South ruffing TAURUS (April 20-May matters,listen for now and the third club 20): Concentrate on your refrain from making a move as East discarded a heart. Declarer drew trumps, lost a best assets and you will uti- or a decision. A problem with heart to the ace and made 10 tricks without even breath- lize your talents to the competition will need imme- ing hard. fullest. Making new friends, diate attention. 4 stars The outcome seems normal, but the fact is that declar- networking and learning SAGITTARIUS (Nov. er should have gone down one. Better defense would have vital information that will 22-Dec. 21): A money matter stopped the contract. help you excel are highlight- may be costly. Problems with West can deduce, after seeing dummy at trick one, that ed. Don’t let someone you a lover or someone who South has the A-K of spades and the ace of diamonds for love stand in your way. 5 wants you to pay upfront for his opening bid. He also can deduce, after the queen of stars something questionable must clubs wins at trick two, that the only chance for the GEMINI (May 21-June be dealt with before you can defense lies in developing a trump trick for his side that 20): You’ll lose money if you relax. Take care of matters does not exist naturally. aren’t careful about your with class, dignity and With this in view, West should lead a low club at trick spending habits. Do not give, finesse. 3 stars three, instead of continuing with the ace. As it happens, donate or squander money. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22- East is able to ruff dummy’s jack of clubs with the eight Use your communication Jan. 19): Pay close attention of spades, after which South must go down one, whatever skills to get you the interest to legal and financial matters. he does. Declarer’s best play is to overruff, hoping the you need for something you Someone may try to talk you remaining trumps are divided 2-2, but when West turns up want to pursue. 3 stars out of something you should with the J-10-x, a trump trick must be lost. CANCER (June 21-July be taking part in. A problem Note that West does not lead the K-A and a low club, 22): Before you let things get with a neighbor or friend may as East might make the mistake of ruffing low, thinking to you and say something you preoccupy your mind, caus- South has the queen of clubs. Instead, West leads the K-Q shouldn’t, consider what’s ing you to miss out on some- of clubs to show that he has the ace, then continues with really happened. You will thing good. 3 stars a low club in order to emphasize the importance to East of come up with a solution that AQUARIUS (Jan. 20- ruffing with his highest trump. won’t hurt anyone, including Feb. 18): Let someone Tomorrow: The making of a miracle. you. Rely on someone with you’ve relied on in the past experience to answer any take over if you don’t have it questions concerning love in you to complete what you situations. 3 stars started. Regroup and rethink CRYPTOQUIP LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): your plans. You may have Your magnetism will keep chosen the wrong direction, everyone interested in what so consider making some you are going to do next. alterations. 3 stars Travel to see people first PISCES (Feb. 19-March hand if you want to make the 20): Look to the future with very best impression. Get optimism. You should be able serious about what you want to use some of the people to do and you will find your you’ve worked with in the way to the top. 3 stars past to get something off the VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. ground now. An interesting 22): You’ll make a great partnership can be formed impression. Your perfection- but be prepared to make some ism will be appreciated and concessions. 4 stars

TO YOUR GOOD HEALTH Does Dead Sea bathing help psoriasis sufferers?

DEAR DR. DONO- mumab), it is called a bio- DEAR DR. DONO- HUE: My husband has a logical and it, and similar HUE: What are the symp- ASK THE DOCTOR problem with psoriasis. He medicines, can pave the toms of jawbone destruc- is taking methotrexate, two way for dangerous infec- tion? I have taken Fosamax Dr. Donohue regrets that he is 2.5 mg tablets, twice a tions. But again, doctors for years and read where it unable to answer individual week. I worry about this are aware of this complica- can cause this. And what is letters, but he will incorporate medicine, tion,rare as it is, and they hyperlipidemia? Is it seri- them in his column whenever and that’s take precautions to see it ous? — M.W. possible. Readers may write the rea- doesn’t happen. Humira him or request an order form son why sometimes works wonders. ANSWER: The osteo- of available health newslet- he does- If the doctor suggested it to porosis drugs Fosamax ters at P.O. Box 536475, n’t take me, I would take it without (alendronate), Actonel Orlando, FL 32853-6475. Humira, any qualms. (risedronate), Zometa another Treatments for psoriasis (zoledronic acid) and worry to exist in profusion. Boniva (ibandronate) are effects. A hip fracture is us. He is Clobetasol, a cortisone bisphosphonates — medi- one of them. A broken hip constant- drug, has been long used, cines that stop bone is no fun. Paul G. lybut there is a new way to absorption. Osteonecrosis Hyperlipidemia (HI- scratch- use it — as a spray. Sprayed (“osteo” for “bone”; purr-LIP-uh-DEE-me-uh) Donohue ing and is on the skin, its cortisone “necrosis” for “death”) is is high cholesterol, high always side effects are minimal. associated with their use, triglycerides or both. Its uncom- How about light treat- and the bone most often seriousness depends on fortable. He’s been talking ments? Ultraviolet B light affected is the jaw. how high the values are. about going to the Dead is often effective. However, this information Sea. What is your take on Ultraviolet A light, in con- has to be put in perspec- DEAR DR. DONO- this? Or do you have any junction with psoralens, tive. Osteonecrosis most HUE: I have a problem I other ideas? — C.D. medicines that make a per- often happens when these don’t understand too well. son more sensitive to these drugs are used in doses If a package says 400 mg ANSWER: Doctors rays, is another treatment much higher than the ones of salt and there are four have treated psoriasis with option. UVA is associated used for osteoporosis, like servings in a package, does methotrexate for many with a slightly increased the doses used for cancer that mean 400 mg in one years. It’s a medicine that risk for skin cancer. that has spread to bone. serving or 400 mg in the demands respect, but not Many people have found And even then it is a rare entire package? That con- fear. It can cause liver and that sunbathing next to and event. And it usually hap- fuses me. I am only 92, and lung damage, but the pre- bathing in the Dead Sea a pens when a user has to sometimes, some things scribing doctor will moni- rewarding treatment. The have dental surgery,like a don’t register. — J.L. tor him for any changes Dead Sea is below sea level tooth extraction. that are headed toward and the sunlight it gets has Signs of jaw ANSWER: The infor- trouble. You and your hus- ultraviolet rays, as does all osteonecrosis include gum mation on a label should band don’t have to feel that sunlight. The ultraviolet swelling, jaw pain, a sore apply to one serving — he is sitting on a time light is actually the more on the gums and tooth 400 mg of salt in one serv- bomb. His dose is a modest important factor in helping loosening. ing. It is confusing. Things one. psoriasis than is bathing in Keep in mind osteo- are registering just fine As for Humira (adali- the water. porosis has bad side with you.

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