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Sunday,May 31, 2009 •Dalton, Georgia • www.daltondailycitizen.com • $1.25 County ambulance-shopping THINGS TO CHECK Medical Services through a con- stand,”commission chairman Whitfield taking bids tract with the county Board of Mike Babb said. “It’s doing due OUT Commissioners. Whitfield EMS is diligence to make sure we under- a part of Hamilton Health Care stand what we’re getting for what ON THE System. we’re paying for it. We’ve always 3 INSIDE for less costly services Now, county officials want to used the hospital, yet surrounding see what else is out there. The counties have chosen to go in a dif- BY JAMIE JONES lance service began in Whitfield county is competitively bidding ferent direction. They’ve looked at [email protected] County in the 1960s. But since Jan. emergency ambulance service in using private ambulance services.” 1, 1986, most emergency and non- Single gives Arizona 3-2 hopes of saving money while still The county is paying Whitfield emergency medical calls and win over Atlanta Braves in Four funeral homes and a stable providing a high level of care. Bids ambulance transports have been 11 innings. of hearses. are due June 24. ➣ That’s how professional ambu- provided by Whitfield Emergency “You’ve gotta know where you Please see EMS, 2A See page 1B

Artist and Dalton native Del Martin “comes home” Airport for a one-woman art exhi- bition. See page 9A shows off A healthy General Motors may not be in Detroit’s future. facilities See page 4A

BY JAMIE JONES FROM TODAY’S [email protected] Brandon Roberts didn’t have to talk FORUM his 6-year-old son into taking his first plane ride. Ryker Roberts was ready “I know for a fact the lawn for the adventure. crews are at West Hill “He liked it,” Cemetery everyday, rain or his father, shine, and they do their Brandon best. If people expect Roberts said, graves to be kept nicely moments after they ought to minimize the touching down clutter around the graves.” at Dalton Municipal “Isn’t it against the law to Airport. “He drive a Whitfield County was a little bus and talk on a cell speechless and didn’t know what to do phone at the same time?” with the headset on and everything, but he thought it was pretty cool.” See page 2A MATT HAMILTON/The Daily Citizen Crystal Air,the new airport man- agement company, held an open house Saturday to show off the facility and WEATHER Memorable Moment introduce the company to Dalton. Forecast: Mostly sunny Today’s High: 88 Northwest High School senior Marteki Codjoe wipes away tears after getting emotional Tonight’s Low: 56 during her salutatorian speech Saturday morning at the trade center. ➣ Please see AIRPORT, 3A Details, Page 10A INSIDE Murray senior plans career Classified...... 5D Comics...... Inside Crossword...... 2C in Navy as nuclear engineer Dear Abby...... 5C Horoscope...... 5C BY RACHEL BROWN graduates today. Instead of college, he Lottery...... 2A [email protected] plans to become a nuclear engineer in the United States Navy. He’ll report for active Obituaries...... 9A Glenn Adair says he heard it all through duty Dec. 22, he said, and will undergo Opinion...... 4A high school — Murray County students two months of basic training in Chicago, Real Estate...... 1D are a bunch of idiot hicks who don’t grad- then he’ll spend two years in a college-like Sports...... 1-6B uate. military school in Charleston, S.C. “Most of all I had to do is just over- Adair said he never seriously consid- come the challenges of people around me,” ered college or had a clear post-high he said. “Murray County is actually not so school goal until sometime in his junior or MATT HAMILTON/The Daily Citizen bad. We’ve got some of the greatest teach- senior year. Music was his main interest ers that personally I’ve ever had the pleas- Glenn Adair,who graduates Murray High today, ure of being in their class.” plans to become a nuclear engineer after he ➣ Please see MURRAY, 6A The Murray County High School senior joins the U.S. Navy. 7 69847 00002 3 Young mom determined to get diploma

BY RACHEL BROWN judge you for that — like born. [email protected] extremely.” Today,she graduates with Steadman said she put up with about 15 other Mountain Creek Toni Makale Winkler snubs because of her pregnancy students in a combined ceremony Steadman wasn’t going to leave and snide remarks about her with Murray High. her newborn, but she wasn’t weight, but when a female stu- Her husband, Leighton going to quit school either. dent shoved her against a wall at Steadman, will graduate from Steadman discovered she was the end of her second trimester, Murray High. The couple mar- pregnant her second week of sen- she decided to leave. Steadman ried May 23 and plan to attend ior year,and her daughter, said she also wanted to finish Reinhardt College in the fall. Come by and see Adison, was born April 10. school before her child was born. Steadman said she enjoyed Jennifer Hughes “I went to Murray (County So she enrolled in Mountain the closeness among students and High School) like up until Creek Academy where she com- faculty at Mountain Creek. halfway through this last semes- pleted her requirements through Teachers focused on helping stu- or MATT HAMILTON/The Daily Citizen ter,” she said, “and when I went a computer-based curriculum dents finish school, but some also Laura Martin Leighton and Makale Steadman to Murray,really it was just a lot that allowed her to work at a faster pace. She finished more fordetails. hold their baby Adison. The couple of drama. People really just look ➣ graduates high school today. at you a lot different, and they than two weeks before Ady was Please see GRADUATE, 6A

Great Steaks & Hours: Sun.-Thur.11am-10pm Fri. &Sat. 11 am -11pm “All YouCan North Cleveland Hwy. Dalton Moo Eat Buffet” www.daltonwesternsizzlin.com The Daily Citizen LOTTERY WINNING NUMBERS – FOR MAY 30 ATYOUR Georgia: Midday Cash 3: 6-6-7, Cash 4: 8-7-4-7, Evening Cash 5-4-5 PAGE 2 Win for Life: 6-14-20-22-31-32 Free Ball: 8 SERVICE Tennessee: Midday Cash 3: 4-3-2, Lucky Sum: 9; Cash 4: 1-2-8-9, Lucky Sum: 20, Evening Cash 3: 1-9-3, Lucky Sum: 13; Cash 4: 4-1-7-2, Lucky Our mailing address: Sum: 14 2A Sunday, May 31, 2009 P.O. Box 1167 Dalton, Ga. 30722-1167 Our shipping address: TODAY’S FORUM EMS: Looking for best deal 308 S. Thornton Ave. Dalton, Ga. 30720 Editor’s note: Please spectful to take a flag in and ➣ Continued from page 1A (because of Whitfield EMS’ pay for and we need to get keep your comments as have it mildew on you. There Our Web site: affiliation with the hospi- the best value for the money brief as possible. Get to the are more than 100 hours put EMS $632,220 plus provid- tal).” being paid.” www.daltondailycitizen.com point! Longer comments into celebrating Memorial ing an $85,000 Type 3 ambu- The decision to competi- In 2008, Whitfield 911 should be submitted as let- Day,getting the lawn ready lance for the period from tively bid the ambulance dispatched 10,756 incidents ters to the editor. If you and putting the flags out after July 2008 through next Our offices are located on the service hasn’t been a secret. to Whitfield EMS. There include a name, please spell they’re dried out. Positive month. The county owns the west side of the intersection of Talks surfaced last winter were 7,449 non-emergency it. Call 706-272-7748 to comments would be appreci- eight ambulances Whitfield Thornton Avenue and Morris when county officials were transports dispatched by reach Today’s Forum. ated. Your help would be EMS uses. Street in downtown Dalton. working on the 2009 budget. Whitfield EMS last year. appreciated. We only do this Rick Cobb, Whitfield We’re open 8 a.m. until 5 p.m. By bidding out the service, Through the first three “George W. Bush and Vice six times a year.” EMS director,said the Monday through Friday. county administrator Bob months of 2009, 911 dis- President Cheney were two of agency will bid for the serv- McLeod estimates saving patched 2,777 incidents to How to call us: the greatest leaders this coun- “Billy Joel is the greatest ice. He believes 23 years of $150,000 for the second half Whitfield EMS and there try’s ever had and for people singer in the history of the experience and its relation- of this year. were 1,952 non-emergency Main number: 706-217- to not even know it, it shows world. Do you agree?” ship with the hospital makes Babb said despite some transports. NEWS where we’ve gone. As time Whitfield EMS the best problems with slow response The proposed contract (That’s 706-217-6397) goes on people will realize “To the person who found option. times, Whitfield EMS is runs to Dec. 31, 2012, with When you’re not sure with whom it.” the 1919 penny and was curi- “I can speak as a citizen doing well in delivering an option for two additional you need to speak, our operator ous if it was worth anything. as well because I live here, ambulance service. one-year terms, for a poten- will make sure you’re transferred to “I know for a fact the lawn Yes. It’s worth a penny.” my family lives here and I “We’ve had some issues tial end date of Dec. 31, the person who can best help you. crews are at West Hill know the quality that we in the past that Hamilton 2014. The winning bidder Cemetery everyday,rain or Delivery: 706-272-7705 “I’m certainly not a truck have,” Cobb said. “I just like hospital has been good to will provide at least five shine, and they do their best. basher. We need them. But the seamless service. Once address,”Babb said. “Really, advanced life support ambu- Our staff can take your subscrip- If people expect graves to be that does not mean they we pick up somebody,it’s now it’s a financial decision. lances for 24 hours a day, tion and delivery-related calls kept nicely they ought to min- should get by with murder.” just a seamless operation It’s something the taxpayers seven days a week. from 6 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday imize the clutter around the through Friday, and from 6 a.m. graves.” “To the young lady who to 10 a.m. Saturday and came into the Kangaroo on Sunday. “I keep seeing all these ads Chatsworth Highway at Brazen parrot If a subscriber is missed, call by about adopting a dog or a Cedar Ridge Road on Friday 10 a.m. on weekdays and polar bear or stuff like that for afternoon,my holding the steals passport TODAY’S CITIZEN weekends for re-delivery. $18, $22 a month. I’m old, I door for you was an act of Call if you need to: try to live on Social Security, common courtesy,nothing WELLINGTON, New NAME: Candi Deal ➣ have us redeliver your news- and I’m just wondering if more. Your refusal to say paper Zealand (AP) — Polly wants AGE: Not given anybody would like to adopt thank you was a lack of the a passport — and isn’t above ➣ order or renew a subscription HOME:Dalton me for $20 a month?” same.” stealing one. ➣ ask for a vacation hold FAMILY:Son, William ➣ have us refill a newsrack A brazen parrot, which “Isn’t it against the law to “Hooray for the Calhoun spotted a Scottish man’s Deal; daughters and ➣ ask about your account drive a Whitfield County bus Police Department. They ➣ order a back issue passport in a colored bag in sons-in-law, Whitney and talk on a cell phone at the finally got guts enough to do the luggage compartment same time?” something about the illegal and Jason Hauser, Kirk Classified: 706-217-6397 under a tour bus, nabbed the aliens. It’s too bad that Dalton document and made off into and Allison Hilles; To place a classified ad, or for “Does Lane Kiffin have and Murray County don’t dense bush with it, the grandson, Samuel questions about classified enough faith to walk on have the guts to do anything.” Southland Times newspaper WORK:First Baptist advertising. Hours are 8 a.m. to water?” reported Friday. 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. “The city of Dalton owes The bird — a parrot of the Children’s Learning Classified fax: 706-272-7743 “Please don’t let someone the Myers family a debt of Kea variety — made its Center call in and print something gratitude for bringing the move while the bus was PLAY:Cooking, hik- Advertising: 706-217-6397 against old people. Not every- Judd estate back to its former stopped along the highway to one is still lucky enough to ing, biking, reading To place a display advertise- glory.” Milford Sound on South have precious grandparents Island, and the driver was SHE SAID: “Listen to ment, schedule an insert, or for and some day,they might be questions about your advertis- “First Student wouldn’t looking through the compart- your children, they are old.” even hold an end-of-the-year ing account. ment. Milford Sound, which often life’s best teach- Advertising fax: 706-272-7743 dinner for the bus drivers. I runs inland from the Tasman “We’d be a whole lot bet- think it’s a stinky company to Sea and is surrounded by ers.” Newsroom: 706-217-6397 ter of if customs had stopped work for.” sheer rock face, is part of the original Obama bobble- Call this number if you: Fiordland National Park, a head from entering this coun- “I am delighted with the world heritage site and major ➣ have a question or comment try.” stories of the students who about our news coverage, or travel destination. DONATE THATCAR! struggled to finish high Police told the newspaper our editorial page “The one wrestler that out- school. I would also like to Free Pickup •Tax Write-Off •WeDoPaperwork •Running/Not ➣ have a story idea the passport has not been shines them all, who I consid- see stories about the valedic- Providence Rescue Mission &Boys Home Newsroom fax: 706-275-6641 recovered and is unlikely to Vehicles, Real Estate er the champions of champi- torians, salutatorians and be located in the vast Boats, RVs, etc. ons, his name was Lou 706-275-0268 Sports: 706-272-7734 honor graduates. I think it Fiordland rain forest. Thesz.” would also be a good idea in Sports fax: 706-275-6641 “My passport is some- a year to go back and see where out there in Fiordland. Corrections: 706-272-7750 “The flags at the court- what these students are doing The Kea’s probably using it house are waterproof. The and how well they’re suc- for fraudulent claims or The newspaper strives for fair- bindings are not. It’s disre- ness and accuracy. If you have ceeding.” something,”the passport a question about a story, please owner,who did not want to call the newsroom. We will print be named, told the newspa- a correction or clarification per. when one is in order. A replacement passport from the British High Commission in Wellington Management: could take six weeks and cost www.daltondailycitizen.com William H. Bronson III 706-272-7700 up to $250. Publisher Jimmy Espy 706-272-7735 Executive Editor WHITFIELD Gary Jones 706-272-7731 Advertising Director SCHOOL are happiest here! 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• Lisa Gail Anderson, 43, 21, 323 Ridgeview Lane, 5199C Apison Road, Chatsworth, was charged Cohutta, was charged Friday Friday by the Georgia State by the Cohutta Police Patrol with DUI, failure to Department with drug-relat- drive within single lane and ed objects and requiring or speeding. permitting unlawful opera- • James Donald Webb, 29, tion of a vehicle. 406 Florence Ave., Dalton, • Jennie Denise Chastain, was charged Friday by the 25, 100 Rock Hill Drive, Whitfield County Sheriff’s Rocky Face, was charged Office with public drunke- Friday the Dalton Police ness and felony obstruction. Department with DUI and • Phillip Mikeal Atterton, lighted headlights required. 20, 1185 Mountain Creek • Phillip LaBron Cook, Road, Chattanooga, was 23, 297 Lee Gateway, Tunnel charged Saturday by the Hill, was charged Friday by Varnell Police Department the Dalton Police with possession of marijuana Department with burglary and reckless driving. and child support. • Marco Antonio Ayala, • Ricky Lynn Ellison, 39, 22, 1502 Underwood St., 3441 Misty Meadows Drive, Dalton, was charged Dalton, was charged Friday Saturday by the Dalton by the Cohutta Police Police Department with first Department with transac- degree forgery and giving tions in drug-related objects false information or a false prohibited, no insurance, name. driving while license with- • Ericka Jacklann drawn and suspended regis- Ellinger,21, 1214 Covie tration. Drive,Dalton, was charged • Brooks Andrew Ford, Saturday by the Dalton 35, 400 Beaverdale Road, Police Department with DUI Dalton, was charged Friday and failure to obey traffic by the Whitfield County control device. MATT HAMILTON/The Daily Citizen Sheriff’s Office with aggra- • Gary Lamar Hance, 30, Tony Robertson, left, Sam Weaver,middle,and Hill. Robertson was declared the winner.The hog- vated stalking. 4861 Stewart Road, Tunnel Chris Griffin perform a hog call together to close calling was part of the Dalton Shrine Club’s barbe- • Jonathan Andrew Goins, Hill, was charged Saturday 32, 458 Freedom Way, by the Georgia State Patrol out the hog-calling competition Saturday in Tunnel cue cook-off at the shopping center in Tunnel Hill. Chatsworth, was charged with DUI, driving on the Friday by the Whitfield wrong side of the road,too County Sheriff’s Office with fast for conditions, failure to One winner for first degree forgery and theft drive within single lane and by taking. reckless driving. $35M jackpot • Larry Odell Krahn, 26, • Armando Ortiz 438 LaFayette Highway, Maldonado, 25, 1111 ATLANTA (AP) — A sin- Rocky Face, was charged Avenue G, Dalton, was gle winner from New York Friday by the Whitfield charged Saturday by the State has taken the $35 mil- County Sheriff’s Office with Dalton Police Department lion grand prize from the possession of methampheta- with DUI and failure to drive multistate Mega Millions lot- mine with intent to distrib- within single lane. tery. ute, possession of tools for • Michael Kevin Smalley, The ticket sold in the commission of a crime, 20, 4057 Keith Valley Road, Onondaga County,N.Y., was possession of less than one Cohutta, was charged the only one to match all ounce of marijuana, posses- Saturday by the Whitfield winning numbers from sion of a controlled sub- County Sheriff’s Office with Friday night’s drawing. stance and carrying a con- terroristic threats and acts. The next Mega Millions cealed weapon. MATT HAMILTON/The Daily Citizen drawing, Tuesday night, will • Lisa Denise McDonald, feature a grand prize of $12 43, 3033 Alpharetta Drive, Passengers get onto a Cessna Skyhawk for an airplane ride Saturday. Airport million. Dalton, was charged Friday Subscribe to manager Crystal Air was having an open house. In addition to the grand by the Varnell Police prize winner,four players Department with possession The Daily Citizen won second prizes of of methamphetamine, pos- Airport: Services available $250,000 apiece. Another 21, session of tools for the com- Call 217-NEWS players, including two from mission of a crime and driv- ➣ Continued from page 1A feet,”Salinas said. “It was ports) the front door to a lot Illinois, won third prizes of ing while license withdrawn. real nice today. The sun’s of industry that comes into $10,000 apiece. • Brandon Don Morrison, Employees and other air- out. It looks beautiful up the community,” Newman port officials offered 15- there. It’s a beautiful day to said. “That’s the way we see minute plane rides to the come out and do something the airport. Similar to how an FOR AWHITER, public for $10 and like this.” exit ramp might bring mom answered questions about Trivino said becoming a and dad into town on their BRIGHTER SMILE aviation. A steady stream of pilot “has always been a way to Florida for retire- flying enthusiasts attended dream of mine,”but that ment, it’s the same way with the day-long event. would have to happen later business traffic coming into E. Thomas Lewis, DMD “We just wanted to show in life. He enjoyed interact- the community. Just like how folks what’s available at the ing with the Crystal Air staff. we plant trees on the exit Dalton airport, some of the “It’s great for the Dalton ramp and make it look nice Stephen Shaw,DDS airplanes we have available airport to put something like and inviting, this is the first for charter,let everyone have this together and let people impression they have.” Dental Arts of Dalton a tour and a quick little fly- come out and actually see the Crystal Air took over over the city of Dalton,”said planes,”Trivino said. “We operations at the city-owned 706-278-4254 Taylor Newman, director of got to meet and greet the airport in September after operations for Crystal Air. pilots, the director and got to the lease for Carpet Capital SUMMER SPECIALS The company offers talk to him about flight class- Aviation, the longtime man- es and availability of charter agement team, expired. hangar space, aircraft main- New Patients tenance, aircraft rental, char- flights. It’s nice to see Dalton Dalton Airport Authority 10% OFF ter flights and flight instruc- growing and offering such members put the lease up for FREE Opalascence Teeth tion. Crystal Air also has air- programs for us.” bid, and Crystal Air provided Any single restorative procedure Whitening Kit craft bases in Tennessee in The airport’s four full- the only written bid. Discount willbeappliedbefore insurance and with new patient exam, x-rays, and cleaning Chattanooga, Cleveland, time employees handle about Dalton City Council is not to be combinedwithany otheroffers. Discount not to be combinedwithany otheroffers. Collegedale, Knoxville and 30 transit flights a week, approved a five-year lease in Limitone coupon per person. Limitone coupon per person. Sewanee. with the majority being busi- August 2008. Expires: July 31, 2009 Expires: July 31, 2009 Dalton residents Julio ness-based. Some business- During Carpet Capital’s Salinas and Miguel Trivino men and businesswomen management, a number of EstablishedPatients New Patients had been to the airport coming from as far away as improvements were made at $100 OFF Zoom $100 OFF Zoom before, but decided to take Indiana would rather fly than the airport, including sever- Laser Teeth Whitening Laser Teeth Whitening advantage of the plane rides. drive to Dalton. Often, the al expansions of the run- Dalton Municipal Airport is way, taking it from 3,900 Discount offregular priceand not to be with new patient exam, x-rays, and cleaning “I’ve been up in regular combinedwithany otheroffers. their introduction to the city, feet to 5,500 feet, a new ter- Discount offregular priceand not to be commercial flights, but I Limitone coupon per person. combinedwithany otheroffers. think it looked different Newman said. minal building and new Expires: July 31, 2009 Expires: July 31, 2009 since we were only up 800 “In essence, they’re (air- hangars. IF NOTHING CHANGES.....NOTHING CHANGES Cosmetology ★ Nail Technician ★ Instructor Trainee Program

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4A Sunday, May 31, 2009 THE DAILY CITIZEN Stimulus for the dead TODAY IN HISTORY The Daily Citizen Today is Sunday,May 31, the 151st day of 2009. Serving Northwest Georgia since 1847 Editor’s note: Executive care? By Obama administration is There are 214 days left in Editor Jimmy Espy is on croaking, pushing? Massive govern- the year. William H. Bronson III vacation this week. His col- we save ment spending and trillion- Highlight in History: Publisher umn should resume soon. Medicare dollar deficits as far as the On May 31, 1889, more than 2,000 people perished Jimmy Espy Mark Pace and pri- eye can see.” “Dead? What do you vate “Such ideas may drive when a dam break sent Executive Editor Editor Emeritus mean you’re dead?” insurers some of us to an early grave.” water rushing through Johnstown, Pa. “You heard me. My phys- billions “What about the govern- Unsigned editorials represent the view of The Daily Citizen. Members On this date: ical life has long been over. —freeing ment’s massive intervention of the newspaper’s editorial board are William Bronson, Jimmy Espy, In 1910, the Union of Wes Chance and Victor Miller. Columns and letters to the editor are Some of us are able to show up needed into health care, the auto South Africa was founded. ourselves to the living and resources industry,the energy industry? the opinions of the authors. Tom In 1916, during World that is why I’m here now.” for the The folks running the gov- Purcell War I, British and German “What do you want?” living.” ernment are trying to force fleets fought the naval OUR VIEW “Respect, my friend — “An- desired outcomes in how the Battle of Jutland off and money.” other fair living receive care, the kind Denmark; there was no “Ah, yes, you speak of point.” of cars they drive,the way clear-cut victor,although U.S. Mideast recent reports about long- “And think of how much energy is produced. And the British suffered heavier dead people receiving stimu- revenue we generate. We pay here’s the deadest idea of all: losses. lus payments from the Social inheritance taxes when we There will be massive tax In 1949, former State Security Administration. die. We generate revenue for increases to pay for it all!” Department official Alger policy at dead end Upward of 10,000 dead peo- undertakers, graveyard care- “OK, your points are well- Hiss went on trial in New ple were paid — and some of takers, hearse manufacturers taken. Still, it wouldn’t make York, charged with perjury. them died very long ago.” and the linen industry.” sense for any government to As President Obama prepares to leave for a visit (The jury ended up dead- “We deserve that money.” “The linen industry?” purposely send checks to the locked, but Hiss was con- to Saudi Arabia and a major speech in Cairo, he is “But you’re dead.” “Handkerchiefs. The point dead. That would be so victed in a second trial.) also struggling to revive a U.S.-backed Mideast “Look, remember when is, we contribute more to the wasteful.” In 1961, South Africa process that has effectively come to a dead end. Bill Clinton became presi- living than many of the living “But don’t you see? Of all became an independent Obama has adopted as his own the basic outlines dent? He passed a retroactive do. We deserve our fair share the wasteful government pro- republic. of President Bush’s road map to peace that envi- tax — one that raised taxes of of the government-waste grams, paying the dead will In 1977, the trans- some people AFTER they pie.” produce the biggest benefit. Alaska oil pipeline, three sioned a series of mutual Israeli-Palestinian steps had died.” “Look, you make some Our heirs will forge our sig- years in the making, was culminating in two states living peacefully side-by- “You have to give Clinton fair points, but I still think it’s natures on our checks and completed. side. A key requirement was that the Israelis quit points for creativity.” wrong for the government to use the money to go out to In 1989, House Speaker building and expanding settlement on occupied “Well, we dead weren’t send money to the dead.” dinner,buy new televisions, Jim Wright, dogged by West Bank land that the Palestinians claim for their going to take that lying “But you already are. The maybe buy a new car.” questions about his ethics, down. We formed our own government has spent bil- “That would be illegal, announced he would homeland. And the premise of the road map rests lobbying group, the AADP.” lions propping up dead but I see your point.” resign. (Tom Foley later on having leaders able and willing to deliver on “The American industries and companies. It “As our heirs spend our succeeded him.) those commitments. Association of Dead has wasted billions of tax- money, it will stimulate the In 1994, the United Israel’s new right-wing prime minister, People?” payer dollars on GM — economy. As the economy States announced it was no Benjamin Netanyahu, is a longtime skeptic of an “That’s right. As we see it, money taxpayers won’t get grows, jobs will be produced longer aiming long-range independent Palestinian state and, on his recent we deserve our own slice of back.” and government revenues nuclear missiles at targets the government-waste pie. “A fair point.” will go back up. Investing in in the former Soviet Union. visit to Washington, refused to commit to the idea. Many of the politicians run- “Look at your state gov- the dead is a bargain. Ten years ago: During a Obama asked him — forcefully,we’re told — to ning this country certainly ernments. During boom Besides, by formally estab- Memorial Day visit to freeze settlement activity including the loophole of owe us.” times,they overextended lishing a new government Arlington National expansion to accommodate “natural growth.”Just “Owe you?” themselves on wasteful pro- program to pay the dead, you Cemetery,President Bill as bluntly,the Israeli government said no. Given “Take the electoral grams, generous benefits for will help us attain eternity.” Clinton asked Americans to reconsider their ambiva- the nature of Netanyahu’s governing coalition, it’s process. Do you know how state employees and all kinds “Eternity?” many candidates dead voters of wrongheaded ideas. Now “Government programs lence about Kosovo,calling unlikely the prime minister could say anything else get elected every election they want to soak taxpayers never die.” it “a very small province in and still stay in power. cycle? You never would have even more — some propose a small country. But it is a Then it was Palestinian Authority President heard of JFK if our coalition billions in life support from big test of what we believe in.” Mahmoud Abbas’ turn to visit Washington. of the dead in Chicago hadn’t the federal government.” ■ Tom Purcell is a nationally been so active.” “Another fair point.” Five years ago: In Obama, like his predecessors, asked the syndicated humor columnist Memorial Day tributes, Palestinians to address seriously the security con- “Fair enough.” “What about the myriad for the Pittsburgh Tribune- “And what about health of old, dead ideas that the President George W. Bush cerns of the Israelis. But there’s a big question of Review. declared that “America is how much of a mandate the 74-year-old Palestinian safer” because of its fight- leader has among his people. His party was driven ing forces while Sen. John Kerry visited the Vietnam out of Gaza by the radical Hamas, which then pro- Veterans Memorial. Alberta voked a thunderous Israeli response by inter- Martin, one of the last wid- minable rocket attacks on civilian targets. ows of a Confederate veter- Hamas does not recognize Israel and is pledged an of the Civil War, died in to work for its destruction. Whether Hamas would Enterprise, Ala., at age 97. One year ago: Space change its views if a genuine two-state solution shuttle Discovery and a were in sight is one of those Mideastern imponder- crew of seven blasted into ables. Likely no Israeli government of whatever orbit, carrying a giant political stripe would want to take that chance. Japanese lab addition to the Meanwhile, expectations are high for Obama’s international space station. Today’s Birthdays: Cairo speech. The subject is U.S. relations with the Actress Elaine Stewart is Muslim world and integral to that is the American 80. Actor-director Clint role in bringing about some kind of resolution to Eastwood is 79. Singer the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Peter Yarrow is 71. Actress Throughout a difficult week, Obama maintained Sharon Gless is 66. his sunny optimism. “I think it’s important not to Football Hall of Famer Joe Namath is 66. Actor Tom assume the worst, but to assume the best,”he said. Berenger is 59. Actor No one ever went far wrong in the Mideast assum- Gregory Harrison is 59. ing the worst. Actress Roma Maffia is 51. Scripps Howard News Comedian Chris Elliott is 49. Actor Kyle Secor is 49. Actress Lea Thompson is 48. Singer Corey Hart is 47. Actor Hugh Dillon is 46. So now what happens to Detroit?

It’s surreal to be here in the Motor City stimulus package?) mortals (and car buyers) will never know these days,wondering how or if it will Will the government answers to some of the questions even if reinvent itself. As Pittsburgh was once be able to repair these the company avoids liquidation. It is, in a Steel City and then became a Mecca for cars when they start word, a mess. GM’s stock fell from about medical researchers, one wonders if this breaking down? Will $56 a share five years ago to $1.22 this symbol of man’s ingenuity in moving government employ- month. around will find new life or decay even ees start doodling For most of us, the decline of General more. designs for tomor- Motors is sad, even though the company A bankrupt General Motors, to be con- row’s vehicles on their came to represent corporate arrogance, trolled by the U.S. government, is a truly scratch pads? preferring to lobby its way out of prob- extraordinary development. We’ve gone In fact, right now lems instead of competing in a changing through so much economic turmoil and Ann we have nothing but marketplace. For the more than 325,000 angst in the past couple of years, that McFeatters questions. Will the employees who used to make up the GM we’ve stopped being stunned by the unbe- government buy only workforce, it’s catastrophic. People lievable — the collapse of the biggest auto GM vehicles when it stopped buying cars when the housing and manufacturer in the world. buys new fleets? Will the government give financial markets collapsed and jobs President Obama jokes about being itself a dispensation from meeting tough began disappearing. All of a sudden, the celebrated as the auto executive of the new fuel efficiency standards? Will the unthinkable happened. year,but in this downtrodden, depressed government treat the United Auto Nobody knows if Obama’s gamble in city,that’s not funny. Michigan Gov. Workers as friends, enemies or non-enti- taking over GM, drastic a step as it is, will Jennifer Granholm warns that Detroit’s ties? Will GM dealerships in the states of even work. You can find experts on both troubles will soon be America’s problems. powerful members of Congress be shut- sides of the argument. But nobody is opti- (A play on that old bromide, “What’s tered with the same frequency as those in mistic about the future of the automobile good for General Motors is good for the other states? What about closing factories industry in America. country.”) — who will make such decisions? Is it It seems to be a given that we’ve fallen WORDS OF WISDOM Even those of us who have little faith possible that politics won’t be a factor into a deep pit and nobody knows how we that the federal government can or should when it seems to be a factor in everything will get out. Ninety percent of economists solve our trickiest problems have to hope else? may agree the recession is nearing an end, Thought for Today: “One does not love a place the that somewhere in the long, gray corridors It’s hard to get our arms around the but that does not mean unemployment less for having suffered in it unless it has all been suf- of power there are some bureaucrats with idea of what GM will look like after the won’t hit double digits. It doesn’t mean fering, nothing but suffering.” brilliant ideas about how to pull a car government gets through with it. Will it foreclosures will stop. company out of the muck of years of bad exist? Will it still make cars that the world And it doesn’t mean a healthy GM is Jane Austen decision-making and unexpected catastro- wants to buy? Is it realistic to think that in Detroit’s future. British novelist 1775-1817 phes. the government will ever get out of the car Well, we can hope. business? Will anyone ever invest in GM Bible verse: “In God, whose word I praise, in God In Michigan, there are thousands of again? ■ Scripps Howard columnist Ann I trust; I will not be afraid. What can mortal man do beautiful, shiny, new GM cars being driv- The evolving GM bankruptcy process McFeatters has covered the White to me?” en along dreadful roads full of potholes will be so complicated that such questions House and national politics since 1986. Psalm 56:4 and dangerous cracks. (So where is the will be tamped down so far that ordinary E-mail [email protected] The Daily Citizen Sunday, May 31, 2009 5A 10 seniors earn Dalton scholarships

SUBMITTED BY THE 10th recip- life: does one’s best in all include goodness, courage, DALTON EDUCATION ient of the that one attempts, including kindness,caring, service to FOUNDATION Harlan academics and athletics; others, appreciation of diver- Starr serves as a role model for sity,inclusive of others, dili- Several Dalton High Memorial others by showing respect to gence, respect, leadership School students walked Scholar- all and giving others a sec- and dedication. away from Dalton High’s ship. Starr ond chance; perseveres in A 2005 Dalton High 2009 Senior Scholarship died in the what one attempts to do; School graduate, John night with scholarships or summer of gives back to the communi- Swinney,will receive the awards administered by the Dobbins Gillani Leon Robinson Sims 1998 of a ty; and is ethical, fair and final installments of the Bill Dalton Education heart attack dedicated. and Judy Adams Entrepre- Foundation for Dalton academic performance, col- Yahaira Galagarza. The at the age of 44 while chap- The second John Bruner neurial Scholarship as he Public Schools. lege entrance test scores, winner should exhibit the eroning a group of Boy Memorial Scholarship went pursues a master’s degree in Daniel Zahn was the level of mathematics courses positive Scouts on an to Augustin Jacobo. This business at Berry College 16th winner of the 2009 taken, and intent to attend traits of ocean scholarship was established this fall. This scholarship James E. college or a university. This Cook, adventure at to honor the was begun in 2004 by Dalyn Martin scholarship, given for the including a Sea Base off memory of Rug Co. employees and fam- Memorial first time a year ago, and the positive atti- the coast of John Bruner ily friends to celebrate the Math preceding Martin Math tude; respect South by providing 25th anniversary of the Scholarship. Scholarship have the same for rules, Florida. The college Dalyn Rug Co. and to honor The award criteria, with this one mod- property and creators and funds to a founders Bill and Judy goes to a eled after the James Martin others; original fun- cross-coun- Adams. The scholarship’s Dalton High Memorial Math Scholarship. inquisitive; Galagarza ders speci- try athlete purpose is to encourage Del Martin presented these energetic; School grad- fied that this Bennett who best entrepreneurship by provid- uating senior five scholarships as well. active in the award exemplifies Jacobo ing college, university or who has Zahn Ahmed Farag is the 21st school; and good school should be given to the Dalton the personal technical college funds for a excelled in winner of the Barry spirit. This award was creat- High School senior who best and athletic traits of this out- highly-talented young per- the study of mathematics. Patterson Memorial ed shortly after Cook’s death reflects the qualities that standing 2006 Dalton High son pursuing a business The late James E. Martin Scholarship in 1995. Starr exhibited during his School graduate. Those traits career. was a mathematics teacher at established Ethan Bennett is the Dalton High School from in memory 1950 until 1986. During his of a 1986 time there, he was named Dalton High STAR Teacher multiple School times and served as chair- graduate man of the mathematics who died in SummerBreakfast &Lunch department. He represented 1988 after a excellence in the teaching Farag prolonged profession. Del Martin, struggle daughter of Jim Martin, pre- with a rare blood disorder. and/or Snackfor sented the scholarship to Three of Barry’s friends cre- Zahn. ated the scholarship and The David and Linda asked that the winner be Shaheen Foundation Math someone who exemplified NeighborhoodChildren Scholarship in memory of Barry’s traits in life, which James E. Martin provided include concern for others, scholarships to each of the perseverance, a zest for life, following: Emily Dobbins, compassion, and, above all, Sareena Gillani, Laura courage. Leon, Sarah Robinson and The Dale Cook Memorial Kaitlin Sims. These five Award, named in memory of Children18&undercan receive earned their scholarships a former Dalton High School based on their excellence in media specialist, went to free lunchand/or snackduring Art Winners Summervacation! Lunchwill be served at 12:00 noon Beginning on June 4thruJuly31

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AP PHOTO Spring Place Elementary cafeteria employees 1st PresbyterianChurch Dalton Community Center recently held an art contest to inspire the students BlueRidge ElementaryRoan Elementary to practice positive nutritional habits. From left are Rhonda Hughes, cafeteria employee; Miguel Parkview Apartments TheCliff Apartments Suarez, first place winner,who received a bicycle; Dario Valladares, second place winner,who Cross Pointe ChristianCenter received two games; and Ashlee Roach, third place winner,who received a ball. LUNCHWILLBESERVED AT Escaped inmate captured THE FOLLOWING SITES: ROME (AP) — Prison officials. Authorities say a Floyd Belcher took off County Prison inmate who Thursday afternoon in a city TrinityUnitedMethodist Church Al Rollins Park fled from a work detail has of Rome Public Works vehi- been captured in metro cle after asking to use the LakeshoreParkGrace PresbyterianChurch Atlanta. restoom at the city’s water Warden Jeff Chandler treatment plant. He was Stone Ridge Apartments Civitan Park says Jack Belcher was taken serving a sentence for pos- into custody about 7:40 p.m. session of methampheta- Dalton Greens Park Dalton MiddleSchool/Heritage Point Friday in Snellville through mine, impersonating another a joint effort of the Southeast individual and possession of Bogle Street SalemBaptist Church Regional Fugitive Task a firearm by a convicted Force and Floyd County felon. Salvation Army New Hope Baptist Church Dalton Parks &Recreation CenterWestwood Elementary Abundant LifeBaptist Church Central Latino Iglesia Bautista “Nueva Vida” Whispering Pines-Mexiquito Senal Satelite(1801 MurrayAve)

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Inquiries regarding the application of WHITE’S PHARMACY thesepractices may be addressedtothe Georgia Department of Education, Twin Towers East, Atlanta,GA30334,(404) 656-2800./05ij 2955 BCleveland Rd. •Dalton •706-259-9707 THE DAILY CITIZEN 6A Sunday, May 31, 2009 Whitfield County Career Academy, 2300 Maddox Restaurant report card Chapel Road ‘Willy Wonka Jr.’ Whitfield County Environmental Current score: 98 Health conducts inspections of Current grade: A restaurants every three months. Previous score: 98 The inspectors may require a re- Previous grade: A coming to ACT stage inspection. Restaurants are Comments: Looks great. required by law to post their Lid of pulp waste container most recent inspection permit. must not have any outer The state now uses a letter SUBMITTED BY ARTISTIC features more than 40 Griffin Rhudy,Laura Kate openings. Container is leak- grade for evaluations. The Daily CIVIC THEATRE young performers,includ- Wright, Daniel Wright, ing. Citizen lists areas where the ing Robb Andersen, Meg Phinney, Kristen establishments are out of com- The Children’s Wing of Caroline Coleman, Haley Halman,Jack Sanderson, Beaverdale Elementary, pliance with the regulations. the Artistic Civic Theatre is Weaver,Daniel Satterfield, Sophia Shepherd, Chloe 1350 Prater’s Mill Road currently in rehearsals for Emily Burgess, Colin Peters, Cassia Mugge, Current score: 98 the musical “Willy Wonka Farrell, Taitlyn Chesser, Skylar Fromm, Lily Claire Current grade: A Jr.” This stage adaptation of Sidney Hanks, Allie Lusk, Golden, Amber Fischer, Previous score: 97 All outside waste containers Previous score: 96 Previous grade: A Roald Dahl’s timeless story Callie Walker,Hannah Savannah Bates, Leightta Previous grade: A are required to be tightly of the world famous candy Etheridge, Aaron Buckner, Sherrill, Sydney Holloway Comments: Supply hose Comments: Be consistent covered and leak-free. Re- man and his quest to find an Emeline Phinney, Madison and Katie Patrick. of washing machine is leak- with date marking. Discard grout floor tiles where need- heir features songs from the Lester,Mollie Snyder, “Willy Wonka Jr.” is ing at the connection. All ed. Reseal electrical panels out of date products. Change classic family film “Willy Molly Poplin, Sheridan sponsored by Cornerstone plumbing must be main- to walls. Hand sink required gloves when changing tasks. Wonka and the Chocolate Fromm, Preston Poag and Medical Group, Peds Care, tained in good repair. on right side of serving line. Wash hands between glove Maintenance has been called changes. Torn cooler gas- Factory.” Kate Orr. David J. Cassidy and Also featured are Samuel William B. Snipes. Tickets and have scheduled repair. Whitfield County Career kets. Do not line shelves The musical will be pre- with cardboard. Use non- Martin, Caitlin Armstrong, are on sale now, and reser- Academy Culinary Arts, sented June 23-27 at the absorbent materials. Clean ACT Playhouse in Dalton. McKayla McHan, Sarah vations can be made by call- Cohutta Elementary, 2300 Maddox Chapel microwaves. Clean hood. Directed by Mary Rose Kate Coleman, Merrill ing the ACT ticket office at 254 Wolfe St. Road Current score: 97 Three compartment sink and Threet, “Willy Wonka Jr.” Walker,Kate Phinney, (706) 278-4796. Current score: 93 food sink must have air gaps. Current grade: A Current grade: A Previous score: 98 Tight line/direct drain is no Previous score: 93 longer permitted. Previous grade: A Previous grade: A Murray: Navy opportunities Comments: No insects or Comments: All chemical Five Guys Burgers and rodents were present, howev- bottles are required to be Fries, 1303 W. Walnut er,weather stripping at back properly labeled/identified. ➣ Continued from page 1A except he’ll be on a ship and door was damaged. All doors All sinks (except hand sinks) Ave. won’t be eating doughnuts Current score: 90 URRAY to exterior must be tight fit- are required to be air- then, and he learned to play M and sleeping at work. Current grade: A ting (sealed). gapped. Tight line/direct the flute, tenor saxophone Adair said dropping out of Previous score: 90 GRADUATION drain is no longer permitted. and baritone saxophone high school crossed his mind Previous grade: A Varnell Elementary, through the Murray marching “slightly” when he found Comments: Thermome- 3900 Cleveland Little Caesars Pizza, band. Military life caught his Murray County High himself struggling in a calcu- ters are required in each cold Highway 1501 E. Walnut Ave. attention as a career option School’s graduation lus class earlier this year. holding drawers. Self-serve Current score: 97 Current score: 93 after a Navy friend began will be 3 p.m. today “But then I realized if I lemons must be kept protect- Current grade: A Current grade: A sharing his experiences with at the Northwest dropped out, I would be pret- ed from cough/sneeze of Previous score: 98 Previous score: 94 him. Georgia Trade and ty much playing into what public. Keep ice drained as it Previous grade: A Previous grade: A “They pay for my college, Convention Center. everybody else thinks about melts. Cover food items Comments: Wiping cloths Comments: Store single- and plus they just pay for me Murray County,” he said, when not in use. Store wiping must be held between uses in serve items (napkins) six to help defend my country, said she’s pleased with her adding that most of the cloths in sanitizer when not a sanitizing solution of spec- inches off floor. Do not use and that’s something I’ve son’s decision and appreci- stereotypes stem from in use. Wet stacking. Air dry ified concentration. drink crates as shelving. Six always considered that I ates his patriotism. Murray County being rural. containers single file prior to inch clearing under and wanted to do,”he said. “I think it’s a good oppor- Adair hopes to hone his stacking. Store handles of Christian Heritage behind required for easy Adair said he could see tunity for him,”she said. musical talents while he is in scoops up out of food. School, 1600 MLK Blvd. cleaning. Self-closure himself retiring from the “It’s got some good career the Navy and aspires to Current score: 96 required on restroom door. Navy. None of his immediate opportunities and training become part of its Blue Whitfield County Current grade: A Flies. Move ServSafe certifi- family members were in mil- opportunities, so he’ll have Jacket Choir. Previous score: 95 cate so it’s entirely visible to Detention Center,805 itary service, he said, and his some skills when he comes “To me (music has) got a Previous grade: A public. Professional Blvd. parents were initially a little out.” calming effect,”he said, Comments: Self-service Current score: 84 concerned that he wouldn’t Adair described a nuclear adding that he enjoys getting bulk ice is not permitted. Burger Den No. 3, 2620 Current grade: B be able to make a living engineer’s job as similar to in front of a crowd. “It’s just Previous score: 90 Food line must be protected Chattanooga Road without a formal college what Homer Simpson of lots of fun. It’s just some- Previous grade: A from contamination by cus- Current score: 92 education. “The Simpsons” television thing that comes natural to Comments: Bologna is tomers. Keep single-serve Current grade: A Adair’s mother,Barbara, show does at the plant — me.” 51.5 degrees, salami is 50 items wrapped. Invert after Previous score: 82 degrees, cheese is 46.7 unwrapping. Fire extinguish- Previous grade: B degrees, bologna/cheese er was due for servicing. Comments: Segregate sandwiches are 45 to 46 bent cans from good. Do not Graduate: Mountain Creek degrees. Hold potentially Dalton High School, put bent cans with good hazardous food cold at 41 1500 Manly St. ones. Must keep comment degrees or below. Green ➣ Current score: 94 sheet available for view. Continued from page 1A anything about it now, so beans cooling in walk-in at Current grade: A Counter trim in need of work for the best,”she 78 to 83 degrees after three became friends. Steadman MTN.CREEK Previous score: 95 repair. Inside of reach-in explained. “Right now where hours. Cool to 70 degrees in said she takes Ady to visit Previous grade: A freezer plastic is cracked. Do GRADUATION I’m at, I wouldn’t trade it for first two hours. Rapid cool- her former teachers there. Comments: Invert single- not put clean the world ... Just knowing ing. Four inch or shallower Dropping out was never serve articles once equipment/utensils in drain- that you’re needed constant- pans, uncover or cover loose- an option she considered, she Students from unwrapped. All food and board designated for solid ly (as a mother), every ly,do not stack cooler at said. Mountain Creek utensils sink must have air items. Hood required to minute of every day,it just right temperature, etc. “I was going to graduate Academy and Murray gap. Tight line/direct drain is extend over cooking surface. makes you feel really good.” no matter what I had to do,” County High School no longer permitted. Note: Dumpster needs plug. After 18 hours in labor, she said. “If I had to take graduate today at 3 This item is not “grandfa- Missing buttons in walk-in she had Ady by Caesarian Luigi’s Pizza, 3957 summer classes or whatever, p.m. at the Northwest thered,”as it is preventing a freezer and cooler. Drinks section. She hopes to work a Cleveland Highway I was going to graduate.” Georgia Trade and potential health hazard and must be in single-service cup little this summer and place Current score: 90 The Steadmans have been Convention Center. sewage backup into sinks. with lid and straw. Ady in an on-campus day Current grade: A living with their parents. care facility in the fall while Leighton Steadman took a job at ish (school) about a week she and her husband are in J.C. Penney’s in Dalton to help before she had the baby so classes. Dream over: Boyle finishes 2nd support them. Both families have she could stay home all the She plans to major in been very supportive,she said, time.” criminal justice and hopes to LONDON (AP) — She Queen Elizabeth II at the Boyle then curtsied several and the new family hopes to Makale Steadman said reignite her horse-riding dreamed a dream, and it very Royal Variety Show. times to the audience, gave move out on their own this sum- she never wanted children hobby. nearly came true. Boyle paced around the them her signature shimmy, mer. but didn’t believe in abor- “My dad said we could But Susan Boyle’s reality stage as the hosts named the and strolled offstage. Leighton Steadman said tion. keep my horse, Comanche, show journey finished top three of the 10 final acts, It had been a tumultuous he and Makale were “kind of “Once I was in the situa- for Ady when she gets big Saturday with a second-place and looked almost relieved week for Boyle, a woman pre- nervous” when they found tion, I was like well, you enough to ride,”Steadman finish in the finals of “Britain’s when her name was called as viously unused to the lime- out two weeks after the start know, you can’t really do said. “I’d like to start back.” Got Talent,”an ending that the runner-up. She recovered light. She lost her cool during of school that she was preg- didn’t fit the fairy tale. Instead in time to graciously praise the a confrontation with two nant. of the 48-year-old internet dancers. reporters, and the police inter- “We didn’t know how that sensation, an exuberant dance “The best people won,” vened. One contest judge said would work out with our Caregiver troupe called “Diversity” took Boyle said. “They’re very Boyle had contemplated plans that we already had,” the 100,000-pound ($159,000) entertaining. Lads, I wish you pulling out of the competition he said. “She was able to fin- prize and will perform for all the best.” to soothe her frazzled nerves. of theWeek

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PORT HURON, Mich. college workshop (AP) — Squirrel. Thief. Patriot. A brazen squirrel has SUBMITTED BY DALTON people.” been grabbing small STATE COLLEGE “As my knowledge of the American flags placed in a dulcimer deepened, so did Port Huron, Mich., ceme- Bob Thomason has cer- my desire to craft the high- tery and carrying them up tainly earned the moniker of est-quality instruments,” “expert” when it comes to Thomason said. “I concen- to its nest, which now looks the dulcimer. He’s been trate on dulcimer kits and as if it’s bedecked in hands-on in the dulcimer hand-select all of the hard- bunting. business for nearly three woods used in my kits from Every Memorial Day, decades, doing everything the finest sawmills and volunteers place the flags from dulcimer retail to dul- wood dealers. I buy it rough next to the graves of nearly cimer recordings to hand- so I can complete all of the 1,000 veterans buried at crafting the unique stringed finishing work the way I Mount Hope Cemetery instrument to building an want it done, to the highest about 55 miles northeast of Internet presence at standards.” Detroit. The flags were www.dulcimerbob.com. Some of Thomason’s CONTRIBUTED PHOTO undisturbed during a Mass AP PHOTO He will bring his expert- favorite woods include black Students in last winter’s Dulcimer in a Day class listen as a classmate strums held Monday. ise to the Center for walnut, sassafras, wormy her instrument for the first time after completing its construction. Build a The Times Herald chestnut, butternut, maple Continuing Education in a Dulcimer in a Day this Saturday at the James E. Brown Center at Dalton State reports that workers at the one-day workshop, and cherry. cemetery on Tuesday “I do all of my own fin- College. Dulcimer in a Day,on noticed several flags had ishing work,”said Saturday. cimer lessons with five dul- instruments and then hit more information. been torn off their wooden “The dulcimer has its Thomason. “All of the wood cimer recordings under his those first distinctive notes.” “Everything is provided staffs, which were still in roots in Europe and parts of the dulcimers in my belt. The class will be from 9 for students at the workshop, the ground. Scandinavia, but it was kits are handcrafted in my “The best thing about a.m. to 5 p.m. in the James and it’s all included in the The mystery was solved developed in its present shop.” teaching workshops is talk- E. Brown Center. Class size registration fee,”Thomason form in the Southern moun- Thomason’s popular day- ing to the best people you’ll is limited and preregistration said. “All they need to bring in front of superintendent tains,”Thomason said. “This long workshops are a mix- ever meet,”said Thomason, is required. Log on to is an eagerness to learn Ron Ceglarek’s eyes. He beautiful instrument is part ture of building and per- referring to his students. www.daltonstate.edu/cce to more about the dulcimer and watched a squirrel detach a of our Appalachian heritage, formance. He is well-quali- “They get so excited after register online, or call (706) an open mind. We always flag stapled to a staff and and I love sharing that with fied to teach impromptu dul- they build their lovely 272-4454 to register or for have fun!” carry it up a tree to the nest. Adoption Center Visit Chestnut beaten in eating rematch

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Dorothy Summers Whitlock; Love Funeral Home, of Stillwater,Okla.; grand- tary a strategic prize in its The family will receive sister,Naomi Baker. 1402 N. Thornton Ave., children, George N. Woods offensive against militants in Obituary notices are friends at the funeral home He is survived by his Dalton (across from IV,Ashley Woods, Amber the country’s northwest, posted online at today from 5-9 p.m. wife, Gussie Amos Whitlock Hamilton Medical Center) is Woods, Abbigail Woods, commanders said Saturday. www.daltondailycitizen.com Peeples Funeral Home of and family of Dalton; daugh- in charge of arrangements. Audrey Griggs, Andrea Taliban fighters had dug Chatsworth is in charge of ters and sons-in-law, Diane www.legacy.com Griggs,John Mark Griggs, themselves into bunkers the funeral arrangements. and Chuck Hill of and Eric Griggs; great grand- built into hotels and govern- Abern Thomas ‘Abe’ www.legacy.com Greensboro; Donna and children, Brett, Striker, ment buildings in Mingora, Mickey Jones of Chatsworth; Destiny and Jansen. and initially offered stiff Davenport Love sister,Lemma Keckley of The funeral mass is resistance as troops first Daisy Irene Elders Mr. Abern Thomas “Abe” Brentwood, Tenn.; brother- Funeral Home Monday at 1 p.m. at St. closed roads leading to the Davenport, 74, of Mrs. Daisy Irene Elders, in-law and sister-in-law, Jim Family Owned Since 1935 Joseph’s Catholic Church town then began moving in Chatsworth, passed away age 72, of Dalton, Georgia, and Ann Crabtree of Jasper, 278-3313 with Monsignor Bill earlier this week, army Saturday,May 30, 2009, at departed this life Saturday, Tenn.; grandchildren, Chris Hoffman and Father Matt spokesman Maj. Gen. Athar the residence. May 30, 2009, at the local (Erin) Hill, Jennifer Hill Lowry officiating. Abbas said. Aid was being Abe was preceded in hospital surrounded by her (Mike) Marlar,Mandi Jones Burial will be in distributed to some of the George N. Woods death by his parents, loving family. (Brent) Durham, Matt Jones, Whitfield Memorial estimated 20,000 who were Jr. Harrison and Minerva Arrangements will be Mitch (Kristen) Jones; great- Gardens. The pallbearers trapped in Mingora, and Davenport; a brother, announced by locally owned grandchildren, Tucker George N. Woods Jr., 77, will be members of the water and gas supplies were Howard Davenport. and operated Ponders Durham, Brentley Durham, of Cohutta, passed away Knights of Columbus Honor being restored. But Abbas He is survived by his wife Funeral Home, 138 Melrose Madeline Hill, Lilly Grace Thursday,May 28, 2009, at Guard. said it would be at least two of 44 years, Nancy Drive,Dalton; 706-226- Marlar and Pressley Marlar; his residence. The family will receive weeks before power is Davenport; daughters and 4002. nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death friends at the funeral home switched back on, and sons-in-law, Terry and Your Selected Services are today at 3:30 by his wife, Joan Frey today from 4 until 6 p.m. refugees were not yet being Richard England of Atlanta, Independent Funeral Home. p.m. at Dalton First Baptist Woods. Flowers will be accepted or encouraged to start returning Shirley and Frank Adams of www.legacy.com Church with Dr. Bill Wilson, He was a member of St. memorial contributions may to their homes. About 3 mil- Chatsworth, Tracie and the Rev. Phillip Cannon and Joseph’s Catholic Church be made to St. Joseph’s lion people have fled the Ronnie Jackson of James T. ‘Jack’ the Rev. Larry Flanagan offi- and was a 4th degree mem- Catholic Church, 1775 Haig fighting in Swat Chatsworth, Amanda and Whitlock ciating. Burial will be in ber of the Knights of Mill Road, Dalton, GA Dean Martinez of Ellijay; Whitfield Memorial Columbus. He was a 1954 30720. Messages of comfort Mr. James T. “Jack” N. Korea portends sons, John Davenport and Gardens. graduate of Rutgers may be sent and the guest- Whitlock,88, of Dalton, Clayton Davenport, both of The family will receive University,catcher for the book signed at www.julian- ‘a dark future’ passed away Friday,May 29, Chatsworth; grandchildren, friends today in the Atrium Scarlet Knight’s baseball peeples.com 2009, at Athens Regional SINGAPORE — North Heather Kreth, Richie of the church from 1:30 p.m. team and a member of Phi Julian Peeples Funeral Medical Center in Athens. Korea’s progress on nuclear England, Jake Adams, Kaley until the funeral hour at 3:30 Gamma Delta fraternity. He Home, 2801 Cleveland Born in Indianapolis on weapons and long-range Davenport, Shena p.m. retired from Michaels and Road, Dalton, is in charge of October 21, 1920, he was the missiles is “a harbinger of a Davenport, and Elliott The family ask that flow- Associates in 1997. funeral arrangements. For son of the late James P. and dark future” and has created Jackson; brothers and sisters; ers please be omitted and He is survived by his more information,call (706) Ethel Lassiter Whitlock. an urgent need for more a best friend, Truman memorials be made to the daughters and sons-in-law, 259-7455. Jack was a dedicated pressure on the reclusive Sanford; and dear friends, First Baptist Church Deborah and Joseph www.legacy.com Christian, husband, father, communist government to Leland and Barbara Stone. Building Fund, P.O. Box Dombroski of Cisco, Beth change its ways, U.S. grandfather and educator. He Defense Secretary Robert Gates said Saturday. He said the North’s nuclear program does not “at this point” rep- Del Martin’s ‘Coming Home’ at First Friday resent a direct military threat to the United States and he does not plan to build up SUBMITTED BY THE tion. His goal is to filter the American troops in the CREATIVE ARTS GUILD turmoil and triumphs of his region. But the North’s adult life through the mesh of efforts pose the potential for Del Martin is coming his artistic bent to create an arms race in Asia that back to her home when she something more mercurial could spread beyond the brings her art exhibition, and subtle. region, he added. North “Home Again,”to the He feels his recent work Korea’s yearslong use of Creative Arts Guild’s First has taken on the hum and fire scare tactics as a bargaining Friday. of his surroundings and chip to secure aid and other This one-woman show is gained a new grit and dimen- concessions — only to later one of the Guild’s monthly sion. renege on promises — has featured events, allowing Payne’s work has been on worn thin the patience of friends,fans and area art- display at several venues in five nations negotiating with lovers the opportunity to Chattanooga, Atlanta and the North, Gates said. visit with the artist, enjoy her Dalton, including: Uncanny paintings and have a party all Evolution Gallery,Uncanny Prince Harry visits at the same time. Inspirado group show, The reception and exhibit Skewed Vision group show, school, plays polo opening takes place Friday Contrapasso, Stone Cup, from 5:30 p.m.-7:30 p.m. at Mojo Burrito, iGNiS Glass NEW YORK — Prince Studio and Gallery, Harry followed in his moth- the Creative Arts Guild at 520 W. Waugh St. in Dalton. Chattacon, Frolicon Atlanta, er’s footsteps Saturday by Creative Arts Guild Fall raising money for a charity “This is the third year of this homecoming for me, and indoor show, and Michael’s that supports AIDS orphans Fine Arts and Framing. as he played polo in a city it is always so special,” Martin said. “I began my art The opening reception for Princess Diana loved. Her PAIN’s Combustive Forces at 24-year-old son was on career at the Creative Arts Guild,and I love seeing old Michael’s Fine Art and Governors Island in New Framing begins at 6 p.m. on York Harbor to play in the friends at this show, and meeting new ones.” Friday. The show is in con- Veuve Clicquot Manhattan junction with the Guild’s First Polo Classic. The match will Ms. Martin invites Dalton residents to come to Friday Gallery Hop and is benefit the Sentebale charity part of Michael’s “Show Your that Harry set up with Prince the reception to mix and mingle and enjoy her most Art” season. Seeiso of Lesotho for Michael’s is at 1325 Dug impoverished children in recent paintings from Cortona and Tuscany, from Gap Road in Dalton. Call that African nation. Harry is 706-278-8840 for additional on his first official trip to the her trip to Barbados to visit Dalton native Del Martin is having a one-woman art exhibition and reception former Daltonian Ginger information. Both exhibits are United States — a two-day Friday at the Creative Arts Guild’s First Friday. This painting of hers is free and open to the public. New York visit. Barton, and from north “Rooftops.” Georgia and everyday scenes The Creative Arts Guild is GM deadline passes of Southern living. years of working as an illus- began taking private lessons of angst that suggests the the oldest multidisciplinary A lifelong artist, Del trator,to her current ener- with Morris Mitchell, a retired artist moniker he chose — community arts organization DETROIT — General Martin was born and raised getic and loose use of pig- professor of fine arts with PAIN. Over time his work in Georgia. For more informa- Motors Corp.’s board of in Dalton. As a girl, she was ment. Her artwork ranges more than 40 years of experi- has morphed into more of an tion, contact the Guild at706- directors met for a second an exhibitor at the inaugural from watercolors to pastels, ence teaching at Ringling abstract expressionist vision 278-0168 or visit the Web site day Saturday to make the Powers Crossroads Country but all of her paintings show- School of Art and Design in expressing mood and emo- at www.creativeartsguild.org. final decision on whether Fair and Art Festival in case her love of color and Sarasota, Fla., as well as the automaker would com- Newnan and a mainstay at light as well as her empathic being a celebrated studio artist plete its restructuring by fil- the Creative Arts Guild understanding of her sub- in his own right. The ing for bankruptcy protec- Firehouse Festival, where jects. Her paintings, Santa “Combustive Forces” exhibit tion Monday. The outcome her barn wood paintings and Gourds,and other original is the culmination of his stud- of the meeting could not custom-decorated river rocks works reside in a number of ies while working with Tuesday Is Youth Day immediately be determined. were popular for many years. private collections. Mitchell. GM and the Treasury EyeExams 50% Off Her paintings and original Del Martin’s Home Payne put his first stroke of Department, which has been works have been exhibited in Again exhibit will continue paint on paper when he was guiding the Detroit numerous art festivals and at the Guild through June. 12, which launched what he automaker toward a rescue gallery shows, most recently describes as his artistic jour- plan that will give taxpayers 2150 E. Walnut Ave.,Ste. #10 at the Chastain Art Gallery in ney. His fascination with art nearly a three-fourths stake Guild’s Gallery Hop Walnut Square Mall,Dalton,GA Atlanta. came from his interest in in the company, went into includes Tommy Martin earned her bache- comic books, horror movies, (706) 226-2722 secrecy mode. GM’s bond- Payne’s “Combustive lor of fine arts degree at the stories by Edgar Allen Poe, holders had a 5 p.m. Forces” at Michael’s University of Georgia, H.P. Lovecraft, and Clive Saturday deadline to accept Fine Arts and Framing Lamar Dodd School of Art, Barker,as well as music by an offer to swap their $27 June’s gallery hop include •Digital Hearing Aids where she graduated with Danzig, Led Zeppelin and billion in debt for at least a Michael’s Fine Arts and •DiagnosticHearing honors. Her concentration The Who. 10 percent stake in a new Framing on Dug Gap Road was graphic design, with a The visual influences are •Evaluations GM. If the Treasury doesn’t and will feature artist Tommy minor in drawing and paint- obvious in Payne’s early •Dizziness & get the amount of support it Payne, a native of Dalton. ing. As an undergraduate, work, which includes Balance Testing wants, bondholders could Payne’s artistic education she spent a summer in horror/fantasy related •Assistive Listening wind up with far less in was mainly self-taught until Cortona, Italy,studying art February of 2008 when he imagery with a healthy dose Devices bankruptcy court. GM took with the University of a huge restructuring step Georgia Studies Abroad pro- Friday when the United gram in 1976. She continues Hear What Auto Workers union agreed her art studies today,partici- Flowers Speak to a cost-cutting deal, and pating in an annual painting You’ve Been Dr. Denise R. Sheppard early Saturday,Germany’s workshop in Cortona as well to the Soul Audiologist finance minister said a plan as the annual Ringling Missing was approved for Canadian School of Arts WildAcres auto parts maker Magna workshop in the North Northwest Georgia International Inc. to move Carolina mountains. City Florist ahead with a rescue of GM’s Martin’s style has devel- Hearing Center Opel unit. But there was still 4 2 9 N o rth 3rd Ave. •Chatsworth oped over the years, moving All major credit cards accepted much to do to beat the gov- from a tighter,more realistic 1436 ChattanoogaAvenue,Dalton,GA30720 ernment’s Monday deadline rendition during her early 706-695-4414 706-279-EARS (3277) to qualify for more aid. THE DAILY CITIZEN 10A Sunday, May 31, 2009

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COMMENTARY Champs returning for Dykes tourney

ike Rice and Jerry Hudgins will be 70 and up. Fifty six teams will compete in the defending champion. Currently,the NCAA allows 25 scholar- back in town this week and they’re the senior portion of the event and four In last year’s tourney, ships per year,but SEC schools routinely MMmarked golfers. Rice and Hudgins teams are in the Super Senior division. Jimmy Chapman and Don over sign players, with the idea in mind that are ready to defend their title in the ninth Rice and Hudgins, who are both from Slater won Flight Two and some of them won’t academically qualify. Clay Dykes Invitational. The three-day tour- Houston, Texas, were wire-to-wire leaders their effort was aided by While no one said the new rule was a direct nament, which attracts extremely talented in the 2008 CDI. They shot 6-under 66s in Slater’s hole-in-one on No. result of Nutt’s signing 37 players last senior golfers from all over the country, the first two rounds and carded a 2-under 70 8. He used a 5-iron. They February,it sure got the attention of the starts on Wednesday and concludes on on the final 18 holes. Woody Greene and finished at 211 and beat league presidents. Friday at The Farm. Lex Alexander trailed the Rice-Hudgins duo two teams by three shots. Ole Miss athletic director Pete Boone told “We’ve got most of our field from last by one shot last year on Wednesday and É Will 28 scholarships the Associated Press on Friday that he was- n’t surprised by Nutt’s signing 37 players, year returning,”said Deck Cheatham, direc- Thursday,but shot even-par 72 on Friday Larry per year be enough for tor of golf at The Farm, which will play to and finished second, three shots behind the Ole Miss football coach but was concerned about the high number. par-72 and about 6,500 yards for the upper champions. Fleming Houston Nutt? SEC commissioner Mike Slive said over two flights. “We had a waiting list again this It was Rice’s second CDI title. Rice Nutt will have to get the last three years, about half the league year,which was nice. Everybody’s still try- teamed with Bill Ploeger to capture the by on 28 starting with the schools have over signed players in the 26 ing to get into the tournament.” 2002 crown. He also won the U.S. Senior signing class of 2010 after the Southeastern to 29 range. Something new has been added this year, Amateur tournament championship at — Conference presidents unanimously approved a rule limiting league teams to Cheatham said. you guessed it — The Farm in 2005 with a FLEMING, 2B A Super Senior division, for golfers aged one-shot victory over Mike Bemowski, then signing 28 players annually. Please see

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THE ASSOCIATED PRESS TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — Freshman Sean Gilmartin pitched a complete game and Jason Stidham had five RBIs in Florida State’s 8-2 victory over Georgia on Saturday that advanced the Seminoles to the championship round of the Tallahassee Regional. Florida State (44-16) jumped out to a 4-0 lead before Georgia senior Trevor Holder (7-5) settled down in the middle innings, retiring 12 consecutive batters during one stretch. Gilmartin (12-3) allowed two runs on five hits. “Sean Gilmartin did a great job,” said Georgia coach David Perno, whose team homered seven times a day earlier against Ohio State. “He had our num- ber. He did a tremendous job — a lot of poise for a freshman.” Georgia (38-23) will play Ohio State in an elimination game today. The win- ner will play Florida State in the finals. “It was a game that you really wish you could get excited about, but you can’t because there’s a lot of baseball left to be played,”Florida State coach Mike Martin said. Gilmartin’s only blemish came when AP PHOTO he missed with an inside fastball to Atlanta’s KellyJohnson connects on a run-scoring double in the third inning against the Arizona Diamondbacks on Georgia’s Rich Poythress, who hit his Saturday in Phoenix. At right, Diamondbacks catcher Miguel Montero reaches for a pitch that never got to his mitt. 25th homer,atwo-run shot to right field in the fourth inning. É Southern Miss 10, Georgia Tech 7:At Atlanta, B.A. Vollmuth homered, doubled and drove in four runs, and Arizona ‘Byrnes’ Braves Southern Mississippi took advantage of Georgia Tech’s worst defensive game of the season to beat the Yellow Jackets. executed well there. We got a two-out hit with BY BOB BAUM INSIDE Georgia Tech (36-18-1) committed a Chris Young (in the seventh). We did things to Associated Press Writer jClark assumes command in Colonial golf, 3B season-high five errors, including three PHOENIX — With Mark Reynolds, it’s help you win games today.” jMagical shot gives A&M NCAA golf crown, 4B by second baseman Connor Winn, that often been a strikeout or a home run, and not Juan Gutierrez and Tony Pena each pitched jTV schedule; NL, AL standings; golf scores, 5B led to six unearned runs. Luke Murton much in between. two scoreless innings of relief. Pena (5-2) hit a three-run homer in Georgia Tech’s On Saturday,it was his opposite-field dou- jRoddick, Williams advance to 4th round, 6B retired all six batters for the win. four-run ninth as the Yellow Jackets ble on an 0-2 count that paved the way for The Braves fell to 1-5 on their trip out tried to storm back. Arizona’s 3-2, 11-inning victory over the Reynolds opened the 11th with a ground- West. Southern Miss (37-23) has won nine Atlanta Braves. rule double off Jeff Bennett (2-2) that “That’s a real tough loss,”said Atlanta of its last 11 under coach Corky Eric Byrnes singled home Reynolds to give bounced into the Atlanta bullpen down the catcher David Ross, who got into a shouting Palmer,who announced in April that the Diamondbacks a 3-2 victory. right-field line. match with Arizona’s Justin Upton, clearing he’s retiring after the season. “Mark’s developing as a hitter every day,” Reynolds moved to third on Miguel the benches. “It’s not sitting well with me É Utah 11, Georgia Southern 10: Byrnes said. “He’s got probably some of the Montero’s sacrifice bunt. With the infield right now.” At Fullerton, Calif., Michael Beltran’s best power I’ve ever seen. Obviously that’s playing in, Byrnes hit a dribbler up the mid- Javier Vazquez blanked the Diamondbacks two-out RBI single in the bottom of the evident with the home runs. But I think he’s dle. ninth inning led Utah to a victory over really maturing as a hitter,starting to use the “It’s fundamental baseball at its finest,” Please see BRAVES, 2B Georgia Southern in an elimination entire field and that’s fun to watch.” Arizona manager A.J. Hinch said, “and we game. Rick Cornu was hit by a pitch with one out in the ninth, took second on a passed ball and scored one out later on Beltran’s single to left for Utah (27-30), Earnhardt needs spark to end slump playing in its first NCAA tournament game since 1960.

BY DAN GELSTON Friday at Dover International Associated Press Writer Speedway. Please see NCAA, 2B DOVER, Del. — Kyle Busch And he’s ready to take the heat couldn’t resist taking a poke at from anyone who wants to take the driver who replaced him at shots — even Busch. Hendrick Motorsports. “He’s always had a chip on his Busch’s career has skyrocket- shoulder for me,”Earnhardt said. ed since sign- “I expect any opportunity to ing with Joe throw a jab at me, he’ll do it. AUTO Gibbs Racing, That’s just his personality.” RACING while Dale Earnhardt understands that Earnhardt Jr.’s without Eury Jr. around to deflect sagging career criticism, it’s up to him to find the has hit an all-time low. On spark that will jolt the No. 88 into Wednesday night, team owner contention for the title chase. Rick Hendrick had enough, firing AP PHOTO Earnhardt couldn’t say why Earnhardt’s longtime crew chief Dale Earnhardt Jr.was dejected Thursday when his cousin the pairing with his cousin Tony Eury Jr. in an attempt to sal- Tony Eury Jr.was fired as crew chief of the No. 88 car. flopped,but he pointed the finger vage the season. for the back-of-the-pack finishes AP PHOTO “It’s never Junior. It’s always driver for his slumping start. “Eventually,I’m going to be at himself. Southern Mississippi’s Kameron the crew chief,”said Busch, who Earnhardt is 19th in points and the one that has to answer about Brunty,left, breaks up a double wonders when fans might finally coming off a season-worst 40th- how much I lived up to my play attempt by Georgia Tech sec- SLUMP, 2B blame NASCAR’s most popular place finish in the Coca-Cola 600. father’s name,”Earnhardt said Please see ond baseman Connor Winn. WWW.DALTONDAILYCITIZEN.COM 2B Sunday, May 31, 2009 THE DAILY CITIZEN Fleming Braves: Vazquez ‘dynamite’

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On a more pleasant note through six innings but did- for Slive,the league divided n’t make it through the sev- a record $132.5 million in enth. revenue for the 2008-09 fis- With one out and Arizona cal year ending Aug. 31. trailing 2-0, Byrnes beat out That figure will probably an infield single, then Ryan increase about $100 million Roberts brought him home next year when the new 15- with a double to left-center. year CBS and ESPN televi- Roberts, a late addition to the sion contracts begin. starting lineup when Augie É Winder-Barrow elimi- Ojeda was hurt in batting nated Dalton High from the practice, advanced to third Class 4A state baseball play- on a passed ball and scored offs a couple of weeks ago. on Young’s pinch-hit single But Winder-Barrow didn’t on a 3-2 pitch. get past the second round, Left-hander Eric O’Fla- losing to Starr’s Mill in two herty came on to get Felipe games. Starr’s Mill beat Lopez to line out to right and Chamblee in two games to Gerardo Parra to ground out reach the second round. In to third. the quarterfinals, the “Vazquez was dynamite Panthers swept Wayne once again,”Atlanta manag- County and opened a best- AP PHOTO er Bobby Cox said. “We just of-three championship series Dale Earnhardt Jr.’s team manager Brian didn’t do enough hitting to against Northgate on Whitesell will be Earnhardt’s crew chief today in get more runs after the deuce Saturday. Dover,Del. Lance McGrew will take over next we put up. It was real hard to Starr’s Mill went into the week at Pocono on an interim basis. pull him. I don’t think he was title round with a 25-7 even tired, either,but they hit record and riding an eight- a couple of balls good and game winning streak. Slump: Off game we had to hold it.” Northgate was 28-4 and The Braves went up 2-0 in AP PHOTO playing at home. Both the third inning. Atlanta pitcher Javier Vazquez delivers a pitch schools are from Region 5- Continued from page 1B Earnhardt combination Ross led off with a single, against Arizona on Saturday. Vazquez worked 6 1/3 4A and separated by 14 hasn’t been clicking since advanced to second on a sac- innings but did not figure into the decision. miles on the southwest side “I take full responsibil- last summer. rifice bunt by Vazquez, then of Atlanta. ity for making some mis- “You’ve got to make scored when Kelly Johnson Arizona starter Doug but Lopez bounced out to É The owners of Rachel takes along the way, espe- the most popular driver in doubled over the head of Davis went seven innings, third to send the game to Alexandra have made a good cially this year,” he said. “I the sport competitive,so Byrnes in left. Garret An- allowing two runs on seven extra innings. decision. The filly,who won would say I haven’t been you got to do what you got derson’s two-out double to hits, striking out three and Anderson flied out to the the Preakness by one length on my game. I shoulder to do,”Busch said. “He’s the right-field corner brought walking two. fence in right field to end over Mine That Bird, won’t any amount of responsibil- the one who brought that Johnson home. Montero led off the Atlanta’s 10th. run in the Belmont Stakes. If ity that’s necessary and crew chief on. He’s the The benches emptied for Diamondbacks’ ninth with a Notes:Ojeda was a late Mine That Bird had another everybody feels is fair.” one who pulled so hard to a brief shouting match after single off Atlanta reliever scratch at 3B after he was hit 100 yards he probably would Team manager Brian bring Eury in.” Upton walked on a 3-2 pitch Rafael Soriano and was sac- by a ball during batting prac- have beaten Rachel Whitesell will call the Busch has 11 Cup wins to load the bases for Arizona rificed to second on Byrnes’ tice. ... Roberts is 9 for 20 on Alexandra in the Preakness shots this weekend at for JGR since the start of with one out in the sixth. bunt. Roberts was intention- the homestand. ... Lopez and had a shot at the Triple Dover. Next week, Lance the 2008 season. Eury Jr. Ross apparently didn’t like ally walked, then pinch-hit- (sore hamstring) got his first Crown. McGrew, who has previ- and Earnhardt left Dale the way Upton flipped his ter Josh Whitesell struck out. start in seven games. ... Matt Co-owner Jess Jackson ous crew chief experience Earnhardt Inc. last season bat into the air after Vazquez The runners advanced to sec- Diaz got his first start in CF said the filly needed a “well in the Cup series with for- for Hendrick Motorsports. threw the fourth ball. Upton ond and third on a wild pitch, for Atlanta. deserved vacation” after mer Hendrick driver Brian Despite driving for NAS- turned and walked back winning four graded stakes Vickers, will take over on CAR’s top team, they had toward the catcher,and the races since March 14. an interim basis at Pocono just one win in 48 races. bullpens emptied. But order   All this means jockey Raceway. Earnhardt is well was quickly restored. Calvin Borel, who rode McGrew, who was behind teammates Jeff “That’s stuff that goes on   Rachel Alexandra in the working with Brad Kese- Gordon (first), Johnson in the heat of the battle,” Preakness, will likely return lowski this weekend, said (fourth) and Mark Martin Ross said. to Mine That Bird for the making the Chase for the (12th) in the points stand- Vazquez escaped the jam NO BANK ACCT.NEEDED Belmont, longest of the championship is still the ings. by striking out Stephen Drew Triple Crown races. goal this season. “There’s no substantial and Reynolds. NO $$$ NEEDED TO START 3MONTHSFREE É NASCAR Spring Cup Earnhardt finished last differences in how the No. Vazquez gave up two NO APPLICATIONREFUSED FREE DVR!! driver Jeremy Mayfield has in the 12-driver Chase 88 is being run versus the runs, one earned,and seven hits in 6 1-3 innings. He to wait a few days for a field in 2008. This season, other teams,”Whitesell INSTALLEDFREE struck out eight, walked one 877-846-0882 judge to rule whether his Earnhardt is a whopping said. “I do feel the person- IN UP TO 4ROOMS suspension for a failed drug 203 points out of the 12th alities and the fact of them and hit a batter with a pitch. test should be overturned. place cutoff for the Chase. being family may have Mayfield filed a lawsuit He’s had three top-10 fin- been a factor.” Friday challenging his indef- ishes and six finishes of Earnhardt said he has inite suspension, alleging 27th or worse. not talked with Eury since that NASCAR did not follow Hendrick driver Jimmie Hendrick made the move. its drug-testing policies and Johnson said Eury will Whitesell and left the driver with no way to work with his team next Earnhardt got their first prove his innocence. week on road course test- crack at working together In court Friday, ing because crew chief on the No. 88 during qual- Mayfield’s attorneys Chad Knaus will be un- ifying later Friday. acknowledged that available. Earnhardt turned a lap of NASCAR told Mayfield he Earnhardt and Eury 154.799 mph and quali- had tested positive for spent Tuesday and Wed- fied 22nd, his best start amphetamines. They said nesday testing on the road since Talladega. Mayfield was taking course at Virginia Inter- “I feel his talent is Adderall for Attention national Raceway. Hen- exactly where he needs to Deficit Hyperactivity drick told them he was be,”Whitesell said. Disorder and Claritin-D for splitting them up when Keselowski, the rookie allergies. they returned Wednesday Talladega winner,ran a lap If I were Mayfield, I evening. of 152.265 and failed to wouldn’t be holding my Busch said the Eury- qualify. breath on getting relief from the suspension. Larry Fleming is sports Dogs post two wins editor of The Daily Citizen. Bill &Tina Holt want to share You can write to him at lar- [email protected] OKLAHOMA CITY Schlopy’s three-run (AP) — Taylor Schlopy blast into the stands in left homered twice to help field put Georgia (46-11) some great news! Georgia rally from an on top 5-3 in the second early three-run deficit for inning, and Ashley Pauly NCAA a 7-5 win against and Brianna Hesson also We are all aware of the uncertain The good news for local residents Michigan on Saturday homered. economy surrounding us today. and the North Georgia area is: Continued from page 1B night at the Women’s Christie Hamilton (26- College World Series. 9) came on in relief and Daily,the headlines bring more bad Bill Holt Chevrolet did not get Corey Shimada, C.J. Cron Schlopy became only picked up her second win news about the economy. Recently one of these letters. and Cooper Blanc homered the fourth player in World of the day despite having a the focus has been on the auto We are happytosay that just like for the Utes. Ty Wright and Series history to homer series of illegal pitches Griffin Benedict hit home twice in one game, and the called against her. industry and our local dealerships in years past, Bill Holt Chevrolet runs for Georgia Southern sixth-seeded Bulldogs set Earlier in the day, that are being discontinued. will continue to offer our customers (42-17), which made its first a Series record with four Georgia ousted Missouri tournament appearance in home runs in a game. with a 5-2 victory. Both GM and Chrysler sent letters the levelofsuperior service they’ve seven years. to manydealers last week telling come to expect. É Elon 4, Georgia State 3:At Atlanta, Cory them theyare being dropped. Harrilchak hit a go-ahead home run, Jimmy Reyes struck out 14 and Elon We were here to serveyou yesterday, edged Georgia State to elim- inate the Panthers from their first NCAA tournament. and we’ll be here to serveyou tomorrow. Reyes (8-0) threw 135 pitches and gave up eight hits and three runs in eight innings while setting his career high for strikeouts. Elon (41-17) will play Georgia Tech today. Harrilchak’s leadoff homer in the sixth broke a 3- 3 tie. Bennett Davis, who hit three homers in a 17-15 loss STOP LEGCRAMPS to Southern Miss on Friday, 706 IndusIndustrialialBlvd. added a two-run homer in BEFORE THEY STOP YOU. Elon’s three-run first inning. Elon’s 138 homers lead Calcet’striple calciumformulais 635-5454 Ellijay the NCAA. designedtohelpstoplow calciumleg Georgia State (39-22) cramps.Justask your pharmacist. scored two runs in the first on Derek Simmons’ homer ® www.billholtgm.com and Matt Van Horn’s run- scoring double. CAL-08927 Rev008080 Copyright ©2008 Mission Pharmacal Company.All rightsreserved. THE DAILY CITIZEN Sunday, May 31, 2009 3B LOCAL SPORTS CALENDAR

Dalton Tip-Off Registration for boys and girls at First Baptist’s Family Life June 15-18. Grades 1-5 will Swilling at (706) 695-1905, [email protected] will take place at First Baptist’s Center. First Kids Golf Camp meet each day from 9 a.m. to Roger Rainey at (706) 695- om or (706) 483-1346. • Dalton High’s Tip-Off Club for ages 9-12 is scheduled for 8563 or Hugh Swilling at (706) • The Antioch Ruritan Club’s will meet at 6:30 p.m. on June Family Life Center through noon, while grades 6-9 will do July 6-9. Cost is $35. 695-9809. third T-Ball Madness tourna- 8 in the Cats’ Den. All June 12 for a fall league. so from 1-4 p.m. Only fifth • Nob North Golf Course will • North Murray’s girls bas- ment for recreation league Catamounts basketball sup- Practice starts Aug. 24, games graders that want to shoot on host its annual Junior Clinic for ketball camp for ages 6-14 is teams is set for June 11-13 at porters are invited to hear start Sept. 12. Costs are $55 an 8 1/2-foot goal should boys and girls ages 7-17 from scheduled for 8:30 a.m. to 3 Eastbrook Park. Cost is $40 plans for 2009-10. For informa- for ages 6 and younger and attend the morning session. p.m. each day from June 22-25 per team, with registration due tion, contact Kent Snyder at $75 for ages up to U-19. All 9 a.m. to noon each day on Activities will include dribbling, at the Murray Rec on Hyden- by June 5. Contact Debbie (706) 537-0505. ages must bring a birth certifi- June 8-10. Cost is $60. Call passing, shooting, agility drills, cate and ages 12 and older (706) 694-8505 to sign up. mental coaching, league Tyler Road. Cost is $85 and Sosebee at (706) 934-9728. Open house must bring a photograph. • The Northwest Bruins games, competitions and more includes lunch and a T-shirt; • The National College of • The Dalton Dolphins are baseball summer clinic is additional siblings are $15 Martial Arts International’s 20th • Peak Fitness (1021 and instruction will be provided holding registration for summer scheduled for June 8-10 at the each. Pre-registration is Anniversary Tournament is Riverburch Parkway in Dalton) by the Northwest coaching staff swimming competition through school in Tunnel Hill; a session requested to help with a lunch scheduled for June 26-27 at will host a community open and current and former players. June 15. Also, SwimAmerica for upcoming second through count — write to angela.camp- the Northwest Georgia Trade house on June 13 to introduce Acamp bank will be available, swimming lessons run every fifth graders will be held from 9 [email protected] or and Convention Center. its new Cardio Jam Fitness as will concessions, and all two weeks through the sum- a.m. to noon each day, while a [email protected] Although the tournament is an program, which combines jazzy campers will receive a T-shirt. mer. Times for lessons are 4 session for upcoming sixth .us. invitation-only event, individuals dance steps with fun popular Cost is $45 and $40 for each p.m., 5 p.m. and 7 p.m.; class- through ninth graders will be • The Southeast Raider wishing to be considered for disco dance music. Class will additional sibling within a fami- es are limited to five swimmers held from 1-4 p.m. Players youth football camp is sched- competition can call (706) 260- be taught by Holly Steward, an ly. Pre-registration is requested per instructor. Contact Charles should bring glove and base- uled for June 23-25 from 9 a.m. 8591. Admission for spectators award-winning instructor and by June 8, but registration will Todd at (706) 275-0077 or visit ball shoes; bat and helmet are to noon each day. The camp is is $5 at the door, with ages 12 the owner of Expression Dance be available the first day of ccacswimming.org. optional. Cost is $60 and open to rising first through and younger admitted free. Studio. Open house activities • Anew Georgia Force 10- includes a T-shirt. For informa- camp. eighth graders; campers will be Two seminars are also sched- will include a free class from 11 under fastpitch softball team tion, call Todd Middleton at • Southeast High will host a grouped by age. Cost is $35 uled on June 26, one with Jeff a.m. to noon, free smoothie based in Dalton and (706) 673-9886 or (706) 673- baseball camp for children in and includes a T-shirt and hel- Speakman and another with samples and door prizes. For Chatsworth is looking for four 6533 or write to nwdiamond- grades 2-8 from 8:30 a.m. to met decal. Registration forms Eric Higaonna; cost is $50 for information, call (706) 529- girls with 1998-99 birthdays to [email protected]. noon on June 15-17. can be picked up at any both seminars or $30 for one. 7867. complete its roster. All positions • Dalton High will hold a Fundamental skills and drills Southeast feeder school, as All tournament schedules, SE fundraiser are available. To schedule a cheerleader clinic June 8-11 will be the focus of the camp, well as the Southeast front forms and fees are posted at tryout, please call a coach: from 8:30-11:30 a.m. each day with high school coaches office. Camp will focus on ncma20th.tenchigoju.com. • Southeast High baseball’s Chad Poteet (706) 260-7332, at Dalton Middle School. The instructing and high school and offensive and defensive funda- • One-pitch men’s softball Dugout Club will host a fried A.J. Johnston (706) 271-7910 fee is $65, with registration college players present as well. mentals, as well as speed tournaments will be held every chicken dinner from 10:30 a.m. or Rodney Pittman (706) 483- ending June 8. Fee is $60 for Cost is $60. For information, development. Call David Crane Friday night in June and July at contact Jason Keller at (210) until 2 p.m. on June 14 at The 0982. an additional child. Registration at (706) 275-8603. Petty Park in Murray County. 313-3862, Todd Murray at Oakwood Cafe. Tickets are forms are available at Dalton • Southeast’s Lady Raider Good prizes. Entry fee is $150, (706) 264-9178 or the school at $7.50 and all proceeds will go to Clinics, camps High School. Check-in begins youth softball camp for first prizes depend on number of the club. For information, call (706) 876-7000. • The Dalton Lady Cats bas- at 8:15 a.m. on June 8. through eighth graders is teams. Call Rhett at (706) 847- Mike Fowler at (706) 271-8903. • Dalton High will hold the ketball camp will be held June • Northwest Whitfield’s scheduled for 9 a.m. to noon 0373. Lady Bruins basketball camp Catamount football camp for each day on July 14-16. Tennis clinic 1-4 from 8:30 a.m. to noon ages 7 through eighth graders • Nob North Golf Course in each day at the Dalton High for girls entering grades 1-9 is Athletes will learn individual Cohutta is accepting registra- • Registration is open for set for June 8-11 at the high from 9 a.m. to noon on June and team defensive and gym. Camp is for girls K-8th 22-24. Camp will focus on fun- tion from area golf three- the “Learn to Play” summer grade and the fee is $65. school in Tunnel Hill. Grades offensive skills. Each camper somes to compete in a PGA tennis program at Dalton Golf 1-5 will have a morning ses- damentals and basic skills and Contact Jeff McKinney at (706) techniques of football, and will receive a T-shirt and con- of America Local Qualifying and Country Club. Clinics are sion from 9 a.m. to noon on 8 278-8757 or campers will receive individual cessions will be available. Event on Aug. 22, which is offered for all school-age girls 1/2 foot goals; grades 6-9 will [email protected] attention with encouragement Cost is $45 and registration the first leg in trying to earn a and boys every week s. Online registration is avail- have an afternoon session to improve their overall game, forms can be picked up at spot in the 2009 McGladrey throughout the summer begin- able at www.daltonpublic- from 1-4 p.m. Camp will sportsmanship and football any Southeast feeder school Team Championship. Afield ning on June 2. Also offered schools.com — click on com- include individual fundamen- knowledge. Motivational or the high school’s main of 18 three-member amateur are “Intensive Training” and munity, news/events and sum- tals, practical application of speakers, competitions and office. Registration will also teams will compete for up to “Just Drills” sessions for mer camps. skills learned in 1-on-1, 3-on- awards will also be part of the be available the first day of two berths in the Georgia young tournament competi- • The ninth Lady Lion 3 and free throw competition camp. Cost is $50; campers camp. For information, call Section Championship on tors and “For Adults” classes Basketball Camp is scheduled as well as team play. will receive a T-shirt and camp Elizabeth Crane at (706) 876- Sept. 28 at The Legends at as well. Club membership is for 9 a.m. to noon each day on Instructors will be Northwest’s picture. Registration will be 7134. Chateau Elan. Entry deadline not a requirement. June 1-4 at Christian Heritage coaching staff and returning available the day of camp. • Dalton Middle School’s is Aug. 8. The National Information is available by School. Camp is for girls who players. Other competitions Contact Chad Jordan at (706) Cougar football camp for boys Championship is scheduled calling the racquet shop at are entering grades 1-6 and will will also be held and door 217-5577 or chad.jordan@dal- entering grades 6-8 is sched- for Oct. 26-28 at the (706) 259-9524, going online include individual instruction prizes will be given. Cost is ton.k12.ga.us. uled for 5:30-7:30 p.m. on July Pinehurst Resort in North to www.E-RacquetShop.com and team games. Instructors $40 if registered by June 2 or • Northwest Whitfield’s 27-30 at the school’s practice Carolina. Registration is avail- or stopping by the club’s ten- $45 after and includes a T- will be Lady Lions varsity play- Fighting Bruins Football Camp field. Cost is $50 and includes able at pga.com/teamchampi- nis facility on Cleveland shirt. Contact Margaret ers and devotions will be part for boys entering grades 1-6 is a T-shirt. Contact John Patrick onship or by calling (706) Highway. The program is in Stockburger at (706) 673- of the camp. Cost is $50. Each scheduled for June 22-24 from at (706) 226-1942. 694-8505. its 31st year and directed by camper will receive a T-shirt 6533 or (706) 526-2200. 8-11:30 a.m. each day at the Gary Valleriano, the club’s and water bottle. Sports drinks • Dalton High will host a high school. Cost is $50 per Tournaments Add your news USPTAtennis professional. cross country mini-camp from will be sold for $1 during camp. camper and pre-registration is • USFAgirls fastpitch tour- • If you have a tournament, He is assisted by Jacob Contact Heather Lowery at 8:30 to 11 a.m. on June 8-11 requested. Check-in will begin Eastwood, Jennifer Enck, at the school’s track. Any stu- naments are scheduled for registration, camp, meeting or (706) 277-1198, extension 131. at 7:45 at the fieldhouse. June 13-14 and 27-28 at other local sports event you’d Julie Kinsey and Jade • Murray County’s varsity dent who completed grades Contact Mike Falleur at (706) Ringhoffer. 4-8 is eligible to participate; Heritage Point Park in Dalton; like to have listed, we’re happy cheerleaders will host a camp 516-2217. and June 6-7 and 20-21 at to include it in our sports calen- for grades K-6 from 8 a.m. to camp fee is $55 by June 4 or • The Future Champions Swimming clinic $60 after and covers a T-shirt Jack Mattox Complex in dar, free of charge. E-mail the noon on June 1-4. Cost is $65 football camp for third through details to larryfleming@dal- • Red Cross instructor Marta and snacks. Contact Karen Ringgold. All 8-to-18-under and includes lunch and a T- eighth graders is scheduled for toncitizen.com or send a fax to Hannah and Northwest Galyon at (706) 278-8757 or teams are invited. Contact shirt. Campers may be dropped June 22-25 from 9 a.m. to noon Garry Headrick at (706) 275-6641. Whitfield High School swim- off at 7:30 a.m. Early registra- [email protected] each day at the Murray County mers will lead a swim stroke tion will be held from 5-6 p.m. .us. Recreation Center’s baseball clinic for ages 6-14 from 10 on May 28 in the Murray High • The Big Red basketball fields. Cost is $60 by June 21 AS9<7-0962 W=6?1N=?5.58- a.m. until 3 p.m. on June 23 at lobby; first-day registration will camp for boys is scheduled for or $70 the first day of camp; Dalton State College’s pool. begin at 7:30 a.m. For informa- 8:30 a.m. to noon on June 8-11 water and lunch will be provid- In this country, politicians understand thatthe more you The goal of the clinic is to tion, contact Tara Jones at at Dalton High’s gym. Camp is ed, each camper will receive a know aboutgovernment, thebetteroffweall are. So,they improve strokes, so participants (706) 2270-4350. for boys in grades K-8 and T-shirt and awards will be given created publicnotices to be printedinthe newspaper. must already be capable of • Asoftball camp for girls costs $65. Contact Mike Duffie to contest winners. Campers Georgia’s newspapers go onestepfurther andalso make swimming in deep water. ages 5-11 is scheduled at at (706) 278-8757 or should wear rubber-soled publicnotices, from all159 counties in thestate, available in a Participation is limited to 30 Murray County High School’s [email protected]. cleats, shorts and T-shirt and free andsearchabledatabase online. It’s fast.It’seasy. people and registration must be field in Chatsworth from 9 a.m. • The 2009 Dalton Youth may bring their own football. I? S7647; T17P0>/5.’;R5-1? T= K8=:. called in by June 10 — leave a to 1 p.m. on June 1-4. Fee is Baseball camp for ages 5-12 is Each day will include guest message with a name and con- $60 for ages 5-11. Murray scheduled for June 8-10 from 9 speakers as well as instruction- G7=6-59P0>/5.N=?5.7..=3 tact number at (706) 694-2813. County High coaches will serve a.m. to noon each day at al sessions and speed and Cost is $30 and includes a T- as instructors. Registration Heritage Point Park. Coaching quickness drills. Call Keith Georgia Statewide Database of Public Notices shirt, with proceeds benefiting starts at 8:30 the first day. provided by Dalton Middle’s the Northwest swim team; Contact Sandra Johnston at Scott Houghton and Brandon checks should be made out to (706) 271-8335, Bob Spear at Sane. Campers will receive Marta Hannah and payment (706) 483-9627 or Joel Brown instruction and participate in Looking for must be mailed by June 15 to at (423) 421-3087. drills to improve throwing, field- Swim Stroke Clinic, 4407 Lea • The Bagley Braves bas- ing, hitting and pitching skills. Dr. Cohutta GA 30710. ketball camps for boys in Contact Houghton at (423) Participants should bring a grades 3-10 are scheduled for 413-7969 or Sane at (706) 280- Great style lunch as well as water and/or June 1-5 at the Bagley gym. A 9051. sports drinks. Recommended morning session will be held • North Murray High will equipment is swimsuit, goggles from 9 a.m. to noon and an hold a baseball camp for and towel. Waivers must be afternoon session from 1-4 kindergarten through eighth signed the day of the clinic. p.m.; cost is $50 for one camp graders on June 9-12 at Bagley Great of $80 for both. Coaches Bob Middle School. Cost is $60. Youth fishing day Campbell, Eric Bishop, Eric Contact Steve Granger at (706) Quality • The Conasauga Bass Hooker and former Braves will 463-8677 or Brad Bartley (706) Club’s annual youth fishing provide instruction. Registration 271-5987. event is scheduled for July 25 begins the first day of camp a • Northwest Whitfield’s soft- in Whitfield County. Children half-hour before the start of the ball camp is scheduled for June and should bring their fishing pole session. 15 at the school’s softball field. and tackle. Club members will • Challenger Sports British For grades 1-5 the camp will help the children with fishing Soccer Camp will host a pre- run from 8-10 a.m. and from 11 tips, bait, tackle and pole season soccer camp on June a.m. to 1 p.m. for grades 6-9. Exceptional preparation, taking off catches 1-5, with morning and full-day Northwest coaches will serve and taking pictures of catches. sessions available. For infor- as instructors. The fee is $20 Value? Food and drinks will be provid- mation, visit and pre-registration by June 2 ed and all children will receive challengersports.com. is requested, but day-of-camp a goodie bag and a participa- • First Kids Basketball registration will be available. Then visit the Optical Shop at tion certificate. Poles, bait and Camp for ages 9-11 is sched- Contact Shane Ramsey at Professional EyeAssociates. tackle will be provided to those uled for June 1-4 and a camp (706) 516-2200 or at that need them. 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THE ASSOCIATED PRESS FORT WORTH, Texas — With $12.7 million in career earnings on the PGA Tour,Tim Clark has the dubious distinction of winning the most money without win- ning an event. Now he’s got a great chance to let someone else carry that burden. Clark shot a 4-under 66 on Saturday in the third round of the Crowne Plaza Invitational to take a two-stroke lead into the final round. The 33-year-old South African has been near the top of the leaderboard all week, then finally moved into first place all by himself with a birdie on 11. After a string of pars, he birdied 18 to dip to 17-under 193 and stretch his lead. That kind of fin- ish also might be the momentum-extender to help him snap his 0-for-183 skid. CONTRIBUTED PHOTO “It’s tough to win out here; everyone Jordan Black, second from left, a graduating senior at Northwest Whitfield High knows it,”said Clark, 63rd on the tour’s School, received a $500 scholarship from the Northwest Georgia Senior Golf career money list. “Hopefully,Ido get that Association.The inaugural scholarship was given in the memory of Eddie King, win sometime and it makes things easier. a graduate of North Whitfield High School and an avid golfer.Black plans to That’s all I can hope for.” attend Austin Peay State University in Clarksville,Tenn. Also pictured, from left, Reason to believe he can do it starts are Kendall Black, Jordan’s father; Sheila King, Eddie’s wife; and Wiley Jones, with his streak of eight straight rounds in a friend of the King family. the 60s at the Colonial Country Club. That includes all of last year’s event, when he AP PHOTO walked off the course tied for first but Tim Clark acknowledges the gallery wound up second when Phil Mickelson after making a birdie putt on No. 18 COLLEGE GOLF: NCAA TOURNAMENT birdied the final hole. It was the sixth run- Saturday during third-round action in ner-up finish of Clark’s career; another the Crowne Plaza Inviational. came at the 2006 Masters. That giant 0-fer is reason enough to shot a tournament-best 62 on Saturday, Burgoon’s magical shot question whether Clark can do it. There’s moving them into a tie for second place at also this nugget: Clark’s only other 54-hole 15 under with Steve Stricker (69). lead was at the 2008 St. Jude Classic. He Day and Marino also are winless on the opened that final round with a triple bogey, PGA Tour. Both have extra incentive,too, propels A&M to title shot 6 over and finished 18th. from Marino’s mom growing up in Fort “It’s never easy being the front-runner. Worth (she was in the gallery,as were a It’s a little bit tougher than coming from a bunch of her childhood friends) to Day BY RUSTY MILLER few shots back,”he said. “But I have led a having moved to Fort Worth last year. Associated Press Writer few tournaments on the European tour Marino gave his mom and her friends TOLEDO, Ohio — Hands on his hips, going into the last round and have been plenty to shout about during the lowest Texas A&M’s Bronson Burgoon stood over a able to shoot a good score. It’s about stay- round of his PGA Tour career. They were ball nestled deep in the rough and 120 yards ing calm and not getting too far ahead of loudest on Nos. 11-13, when Marino put from the hole. yourself. all of his approaches within 5 feet for Nothing much was riding on his next shot “This is a great course for doing that, “pretty stress-free birdies.” — just a national championship. too. You still have to come out and play With one mighty hack, Burgoon gave good golf. If someone is going to catch me Principal Charity Classic Texas A&M its first national title in men’s tomorrow they have to play really good, so É golf. His gap wedge soared into the wind, WEST DES MOINES, Iowa — Nick that’s good to know.” Price shot a 4-under 67 on Saturday to take landed on the green and tracked toward the Well, that brings up another problem. hole before coming to rest just 3 inches away. a one-stroke lead into the final round of the Lots of people are playing really good this “I couldn’t have drawn it up any better,” Principal Charity Classic. week. the senior said, a wide grin plastered across Price, the Outback Steakhouse Pro-Am AP PHOTO Wind is the only defense this old course his tanned face. “This is better than any winner in April for his first Champions Texas A&M’s Bronson Burgoon, right, has against modern players and their tech- dream I ever had in my life.” Tour title, had a one-shot lead after two celebrates with teammates on the nological advances, and there’s yet to be rounds last year en route to a third-place Burgoon, the Aggies’ No. 1 player,had 18th green Saturday after the Aggies anything more than a gentle breeze. finish. He had a 7-under 135 total on the lost the previous four holes to Arkansas’ won their first NCAA golf title. Making things even easier,many greens Glen Oaks course. Andrew Landry before hitting from the deep are new and soaked by a rainy spring, leav- Joey Sindelar (67) and Mark Wiebe (68) rough far to the right of the 18th fairway. beating David Lingmerth, 7-and-6. John ing them nice and soft — just the way were 6 under,and Fred Funk (69) and Landry conceded the tap-in for birdie, Hurley also posted a quick win, beating players like it. Mark McNulty (69) were 5 under. Mike then missed a 35-footer that finalized A&M’s Ethan Tracy, 6-and-4, for two lopsided A&M Jason Day has capitalized with three Reid had a 66, the best round of the day,to 3-and-2 victory. victories. straight rounds of 65, and Steve Marino top a six-player group at 4 under. “He (Burgoon) pulled off the best shot of But then things tightened up when the tournament,”said heartbroken Razor- Arkansas’ Jamie Marshall defeated Conrad backs coach Brad McMakin. Shindler,3-and-2, and Jason Cuthbertson Burgoon’s teammates jumped for joy and took a 3-and-1 victory over Matt Van Zandt. shouted as Landry conceded the birdie putt. Burgoon led 2-up at the turn and built his Landry measured his lengthy birdie putt with advantage to 4-up through 13 holes. But then his coach before rolling it left of the hole. Landry began playing near-perfect golf and Before it stopped rolling, the Aggies were Burgoon seemed to find trouble off almost jumping atop each other and slapping high- every tee. fives in celebration. Then came that magical swing. Texas A&M had qualified for the NCAA “Right when it came off my club face I men’s tournament 23 times, but had never knew it was going to be good,”Burgoon said. finished higher than fourth in 1982. “I just didn’t know how good. It ended up Andrea Pavan dominated from the start in better than I could have imagined.”

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Houston (Hampton 2-4) at Pittsburgh (Maholm 3- Tommy Haas, Germany, def.Jeremy Chardy, Rod Pampling 73-66-67 — 206 -4 4. (43) Reed Sorenson, Dodge, 155.952. Magic top TRANSACTIONS 1), 1:35 p.m. France, 7-5, 6-3, 4-6, 6-4. Scott Verplank 70-68-68 — 206 -4 5. (16) Greg Biffle, Ford, 155.932. Washington (Lannan 2-4) at Philadelphia (Moyer Andy Roddick (6), United States, def.Marc George McNeill 68-70-68 — 206 -4 6. (18) Kyle Busch, Toyota, 155.885. 3-5), 1:35 p.m. Gicquel, France, 6-1, 6-4, 6-4. Rocco Mediate 67-70-69 — 206 -4 7. (44) AJ Allmendinger, Dodge, 155.689. Cavs, will Saturday’s Moves Cincinnati (Owings 3-5) at Milwaukee (Gallardo 4- Juan Martin del Potro (5), Argentina, def.Igor Greg Owen 68-69-69 — 206 -4 8. (48) Jimmie Johnson, Chevrolet, 155.662. BASEBALL 2), 2:05 p.m. Andreev (25), Russia, 6-4, 7-5, 6-4. Tom Pernice, Jr.69-67-70 — 206 -4 9. (83) Brian Vickers, Toyota, 155.595. American League San Diego (Gaudin 1-3) at Colorado (De La Rosa Jo-Wilfried Tsonga (9), France, def.Christophe Chris DiMarco 69-71-67 — 207 -3 10. (19) Elliott Sadler, Dodge, 155.514. CHICAGO WHITE SOX—Purchased the contract 0-5), 3:10 p.m. Rochus, Belgium, 6-2, 6-2, 6-2. Matt Bettencourt69-70-68 — 207 -3 11. (39) Ryan Newman, Chevrolet, 155.447. face L.A. of LHP Wes Whisler from Charlotte (IL). St. Louis (Wainwright 5-2) at San Francisco Gael Monfils (11), France, def.Jurgen Melzer (24), Tommy Armour III 67-72-68 — 207 -3 12. (77) Sam Hornish Jr., Dodge, 155.44. Designated C Corky Miller for assignment. (J.Sanchez 2-4), 4:05 p.m. Austria, 6-2. 4-6, 6-3, 6-1. 13. (99) Carl Edwards, Ford, 155.42. Derek Fathauer 68-69-70 — 207 -3 OAKLAND ATHLETICS—Placed OF Travis Buck Atlanta (Medlen 0-2) at Arizona (Scherzer 2-3), Tommy Robredo (16), Spain, def.Maximo 14. (17) Matt Kenseth, Ford, 155.313. on the 15-day DL. Optioned RHP Jeff Gray to 4:10 p.m. Gonzalez, Argentina, 4-6, 7-5, 6-1, 6-0. Brian Davis 69-68-70 — 207 -3 15. (1) Martin Tr uex Jr., Chevrolet, 155.313. Sacramento (PCL). Recalled OF Aaron L.A. Dodgers (Milton 1-0) at Chicago Cubs Philipp Kohlschreiber (29), Germany, def.Novak Danny Lee 69-67-71 — 207 -3 16. (11) Denny Hamlin, Toyota, 155.152. ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) Cunningham and INF Gregorio Petit from (Marshall 3-3), 8:05 p.m. Djokovic (4), Serbia, 6-4, 6-4, 6-4. Heath Slocum 69-71-68 — 208 -2 17. (07) Casey Mears, Chevrolet, 155.086. — Overlooked and beg- Sacramento. Monday’s Games Roger Federer (2), Switzerland, def.Paul-Henri Dudley Hart74-66-68 — 208 -2 18. (26) Jamie McMurray, Ford, 155.065. National League N.Y.Mets at Pittsburgh, 7:05 p.m. Mathieu (32), France, 4-6, 6-1, 6-4, 6-4. Adam Scott 68-71-69 — 208 -2 19. (2) Kurt Busch, Dodge, 155.032. ging for respect all season, ARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS—Placed 1B Chad Milwaukee at Florida, 7:10 p.m. Women, Third Round Carl Pettersson 71-68-69 — 208 -2 20. (47) Marcos Ambrose, Toyota, 154.919. the Orlando Magic can no Tracy on the 15-day DL. Recalled 1B Josh Colorado at Houston, 8:05 p.m. Svetlana Kuznetsova (7), Russia, def.Melinda Justin Rose 69-69-70 — 208 -2 21. (20) Joey Logano, Toyota, 154.812. Whitesell from Reno (PCL). Cincinnati at St. Louis, 8:15 p.m. Czink, Hungary, 6-1, 6-3. John Rollins 70-67-71 — 208 -2 22. (88) Dale Earnhardt Jr., Chevrolet, 154.799. longer be ignored. After NEW YORK METS—Activated C Brian Schneider Philadelphia at San Diego, 10:05 p.m. Samantha Stosur (30), Australia, def.Elena Mike Weir 69-67-72 — 208 -2 23. (82) Scott Speed, Toyota, 154.706. 14 frustrating years, from the 15-day DL. Arizona at L.A. Dodgers, 10:10 p.m. Dementieva (4), Russia, 6-3, 4-6, 6-1. Rory Sabbatini 71-69-69 — 209 -1 24. (71) David Gilliland, Chevrolet, 154.593. they’ve returned to the WASHINGTON NATIONALS—Recalled INF Agnieszka Radwanska (12), Poland, def.Kateryna Bo Van Pelt 71-69-69 — 209 -1 25. (33) Clint Bowyer, Chevrolet, 154.573. Alberto Gonzalez from Syracuse (IL). Optioned OF AMERICAN LEAGUE Bondarenko, Ukraine, 6-2, 6-4. Brian Gay68-71-70 — 209 -1 26. (6) David Ragan, Ford, 154.566. NBA finals. Justin Maxwell to Syracuse.. East Division Victoria Azarenka (9), Belarus, def.Carla Suarez Ben Crane 71-68-70 — 209 -1 27. (96) Bobby Labonte, Ford, 154.434. Dwight Howard domi- WL Pct GB Navarro (22), Spain, 5-7, 7-5, 6-2. Richard S. Johnson 71-69-70 — 210 E 28. (5) Mark Martin, Chevrolet, 154.328. New Yo rk 29 20 .592 — Aleksandra Wozniak (24), Canada, def.Lourdes Chez Reavie 72-68-70 — 210 E 29. (55) Michael Waltrip, Toyota, 154.242. nated inside for 40 points, Boston 28 22 .560 1 1/2 Dominguez Lino, Spain, 6-2, 3-6, 6-3. John Merrick71-68-71 — 210 E 30. (12) David Stremme, Dodge, 153.932. Rashard Lewis added 18 Toronto 29 23 .558 1 1/2 Virginie Razzano, France, def.Tathiana Garbin, Michael Bradley70-67-73 — 210 E 31. (14) Tony Stewart, Chevrolet, 153.675. Italy, 7-5, 7-5. 32. (31) Jeff Burton, Chevrolet, 153.577. and the Magic, a team that Tampa Bay2527.481 5 1/2 Ryuji Imada 69-68-73 — 210 E TELEVISION Baltimore 23 27 .460 6 1/2 Jelena Jankovic (5), Serbia, def.Jarmila Groth, 33. (78) Regan Smith, Chevrolet, 153.446. can make 3-pointers drop Central Division Australia, 6-1, 6-1. Champions - Principal 34. (36) Mike Skinner, Toyota, 153.368. from thin air,hit 12 in a On Today WL Pct GB Serena Williams (2), United States, def.Maria Jose 35. (29) Kevin Harvick, Chevrolet, 153.263. Detroit 27 21 .563 — Martinez Sanchez, Spain, 4-6, 6-3, 6-4. Charity Classic 36. (98) Paul Menard, Ford, 153.133. 103-90 victory over Sunday Chicago 23 25 .479 4 Sorana Cirstea, Romania, vs.Caroline Wozniacki 37. (09) Mike Bliss, Dodge, 153.12. AUTO RACING Saturday LeBron James and the Minnesota 24 27 .471 4 1/2 (10), Denmark, 7-6 (3), 7-5. At Glen Oaks Country Club Course 38. (87) Joe Nemechek, Toyota, 152.853. 1:30 p.m. Kansas City 23 26 .469 4 1/2 39. (66) Dave Blaney, Toyota, 152.84. Cleveland Cavaliers in FOX — NASCAR, Sprint Cup, Autism Speaks 400, West Des Moines, Iowa Cleveland 21 30 .412 7 1/2 40. (7) Robby Gordon, Toyota, Owner Points. at Dover, Del. Purse: $1.725 million Game 6 of the Eastern West Division 41. (34) John Andretti, Chevrolet, Owner Points. 3:30 p.m. Yardage: 6,679; Par: 71 (35-36) WL Pct GB 42. (24) Jeff Gordon, Chevrolet, Owner Points. Conference finals on ABC — IRL, AJ Foyt 225, at Milwaukee GOLF Second Round Texas 30 19 .612 — Nick Price 68-67 — 135 -7 43. (37) Tony Raines, Chevrolet, 152.491. Saturday night. 4 p.m. Los Angeles 24 23 .511 5 ESPN2 — NHRA, Summer Nationals, final elimi- Joey Sindelar 69-67 — 136 -6 Failed to Qualify Seattle 23 26 .469 7 PGA - Colonial Crowne Mark Wiebe 68-68 — 136 -6 44. (25) Brad Keselowski, Chevrolet, 152.265. The Magic will be nations, at Topeka, Kan. (same-day tape) Oakland 18 29 .383 11 COLLEGE SOFTBALL Plaza Invitational Fred Funk 68-69 — 137 -5 47. (13) Max Papis, Toyota, 151.815. making their first finals ——— Mark McNulty 68-69 — 137 -5 48. (75) Derrike Cope, Dodge, 148.014. 1 p.m. Friday’s Scores Saturday appearance since 1995. Mike Reid 72-66 — 138 -4 49. (06) David Starr, Dodge. ESPN — NCAA Division I, World Series, games 11 Texas 6, Oakland 3, 1st game At Colonial Country Club & 12, teams TBA, at Oklahoma City Baltimore 7, Detroit 2 Fort Worth, Texas Hal Sutton 70-68 — 138 -4 7 p.m. N.Y.Yankees 3, Cleveland 1 Purse: $6.2 million Keith Fergus 70-68 — 138 -4 ESPN2 — NCAA Division I, World Series, games Toronto 6, Boston 3 Yardage: 7,204; Par 70 Tim Simpson 68-70 — 138 -4 13 & 14, teams TBA, at Oklahoma City (if neces- Tampa Bay 5, Minnesota 3 Third Round David Eger 69-69 — 138 -4 sary) Chicago White Sox 11, Kansas City 2 Tim Clark63-64-66 — 193 -17 Tom Kite 68-70 — 138 -4 GOLF Texas 5, Oakland 2, 2nd game Steve Marino 66-67-62 — 195 -15 Bruce Summerhays 72-67 — 139 -3 10 a.m. Seattle 5, L.A. Angels 2 Jason Day65-65-65 — 195 -15 Jay Haas 72-67 — 139 -3 TGC — European PGA Tour, European Open, final Saturday’s Scores Steve Stricker63-63-69 — 195 -15 Craig Stadler 72-67 — 139 -3 round, at Kent, England Toronto 5, Boston 3 Vijay Singh 64-64-69 — 197 -13 John Harris 72-67 — 139 -3 3 p.m. Justin Leonard 66-68-64 — 198 -12 Hale Irwin 70-69 — 139 -3 CBS — PGA Tour, Crowne Plaza Invitational, final Tampa Bay 5, Minnesota 2 Woody Austin 63-68-67 — 198 -12 Jeff Sluman 68-71 — 139 -3 round, at Fort Worth, Texas Detroit 6, Baltimore 3 7 p.m. N.Y.Yankees 10, Cleveland 5 Paul Casey66-67-66 — 199 -11 Larry Nelson 68-71 — 139 -3 TGC — Champions Tour, Principal Charity Classic, Chicago White Sox 5, Kansas City 3 Sean O’Hair 65-64-70 — 199 -11 Lonnie Nielsen 67-72 — 139 -3 final round, at West Des Moines, Iowa (same-day Texas 14, Oakland 1 Zach Johnson 69-67-64 — 200 -10 Tom Jenkins 72-68 — 140 -2 tape) Seattle at L.A. Angels, late Ian Poulter 66-69-65 — 200 -10 Brad Bryant 71-69 — 140 -2 MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL Today’s Games Kevin Na 66-68-66 — 200 -10 Olin Browne 67-73 — 140 -2 12:30 p.m. N.Y.Yankees (Hughes 3-2) at Cleveland (Pavano Ted Purdy 69-65-66 — 200 -10 Gene Jones 72-69 — 141 -1 TBS — N.Y.Yankees at Cleveland 5-4), 12:40 p.m. Luke Donald 68-65-67 — 200 -10 Loren Roberts 71-70 — 141 -1 2 p.m. Boston (Lester 3-5) at Toronto (Romero 2-1), 1:07 Jeff Overton 69-67-65 — 201 -9 Dan Forsman 71-70 — 141 -1 WGN — Chicago White Sox at Kansas City p.m. Lucas Glover70-65-66 — 201 -9 Jay Don Blake70-71 — 141 -1 8 p.m. Detroit (E.Jackson 4-3) at Baltimore (Berken 1-0), Kevin Sutherland 66-67-68 — 201 -9 Fuzzy Zoeller 70-71 — 141 -1 ESPN — L.A. 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BY CHRIS LEHOURITES Kohlschreiber while playing major since Andre Agassi in Andreev of Russia 6-4, 7-5, Svetlana Kuznetsova,the Associated Press Writer for the third time in three days. 2003, the same year Roddick 6-4, while No. 9 Jo-Wilfried 2004 U.S. Open champion, PARIS — Novak Djo- “What is disappointing won the U.S. Open. Robby Tsonga of France, No. 11 beat Melinda Czink of kovic became the first big- was that I couldn’t find the Ginepri also made the fourth Gael Monfils of France, No. Hungary 6-1, 6-3. name player to be eliminated rhythm throughout the whole round in Paris last year. 16 Tommy Robredo of Spain “I cruised through the from the men’s tournament match,”Djokovic said. “It’s three matches,”said and Tommy Haas of Ger- match and did my job, did at the French Open, while Djokovic finished the Roddick, who had seven many also gained the fourth what I had to do in order to Andy Roddick and Serena match with 38 unforced aces and only 11 unforced round. win,”said Jankovic, who Williams managed to stick errors, 16 more than errors. “It’s a lot better than On the women’s side, started the season at No. 1 around. Kohlschreiber. I’ve done here before.” fourth-seeded Elena Demen- but has dropped to No. 5. The fourth-seeded Djo- Second-seeded Roger Roddick has reached at tieva lost to No. 30 Samantha Williams was broken kovic was upset by No. 29 Federer and No. 5 Juan least the semifinals at the Stosur of Australia 6-3, 4-6, once in the first set, but she Philipp Kohlschreiber of Martin del Potro of other three majors. Besides 6-1. Dementieva’s exit came complained about the final Germany 6-4, 6-4, 6-4 in the Argentina also reached the winning the 2003 U.S. Open, a day after No. 3 Venus point, which she believed hit third round Saturday. fourth round, as did No. 5 he also is a two-time runner- Williams lost in straight sets. her opponent’s arm. Roddick reached the Jelena Jankovic. up at Wimbledon. But at the Stosur converted seven of Martinez Sanchez said the fourth round for the first time Federer was again AP PHOTO French Open, Roddick’s best her 15 break points against ball hit her racket. by beating Marc Gicquel of stretched to four sets before Andy Roddick smashes performance before this year Dementieva,the 2004 run- “The ball did touch her France 6-1, 6-4, 6-4. beating Paul-Henri Mathieu a return against Marc was the third round in his ner-up at Roland Garros. 100 percent on her arm,” Williams, the second seed, of France 4-6, 6-1, 6-4, 6-4. Gicquel on Saturday. 2001 debut. “I just feel I’m far away Williams said. “The rules of rallied to beat Maria Jose The Swiss star said the loss “I like my chances maybe from ... being in good tennis is when the ball hits Martinez Sanchez of Spain of Djokovic wasn’t a big not winning the tournament, more than the other years,” shape,”Dementieva said. “I your body,then it’s out of 4-6, 6-3, 6-4. deal for him. The two were so it doesn’t change any- Roddick said. “I feel like I’m feel like I couldn’t perform play. You lose a point auto- Djokovic reached the semi- in the same side of the draw thing,”Federer said. moving a little bit better on any better.” matically. So the ball hit her finals at Roland Garros in and could have met in the Roddick is only the sec- this stuff. I’m able to kind of Jankovic defeated 73rd- body,and therefore, she each of the last two years, but semifinals. ond American to advance slide into my forehand.” ranked Jarmila Groth of should have lost the point could do little against “Winning the semifinal is this far at the clay-court Del Potro beat Igor Australia 6-1, 6-1. No. 7 instead of cheating.” WCRPD results

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Sunday, May 31, 2009 ● www.daltondailycitizen.com COLUMN Grads, start Remembering Shiloh at the bottom Mississippi town spawned brutal battle BY DAVE ZUCHOWSKI Clearly,what this col- CNHI News Service lege-commencement sea- son is lacking is an Civil War buffs know that the bat- address from someone tle of Shiloh, Tenn., was the second unacclaimed and unnoted. bloodiest multiple-day battle of the I think I qualify. So today, war. a bit early,here are some On April 6 and 7, 1862, two mas- thoughts to graduates: sive armies totaling more than Mr. President, Ms. 100,000 soldiers converged on an Provost, esteemed faculty, area in the Tennessee River Valley hon- northwest of the town of Corinth, orary Miss. guests, Because it was the crossing point parents, of two of the South’s most important stu- north-south and east-west railroads, dents, Corinth was considered by the Union it’s a as the second-most strategic military bad objective after Richmond, the time. Confederate capital. The battle there No claimed 23,746 lives. one’s Today,Shiloh Battlefield is a hiring, 4,200-acre site administered by the Mark no one’s National Park Service. It includes a 9 Patinkin loaning, 1/2 mile auto route with stops at such no one’s major landmarks as the Bloody buying. Pond, Hornet’s Nest, a replica of That means you proba- Shiloh Church and the death site of bly won’t get your dream Confederate Gen. Albert Johnson. job anytime soon. “When Johnson’s body was taken But you know what? back to Corinth, residents took three Almost no one does, locks of his hair,” said park ranger even in good times. Tom Parson, who led my tour. “One And believe it or not, was sent to his widow, another went that’s a good thing. into the Confederate monument on BILL ROCKWELL/New Castle (Pa.) News When I graduated, I the battlefield and a third was placed wanted a job as a big-deal in the cornerstone of the Corinth Water and stone combine for an impressive display at the Corinth Civil War Interpretive Center. reporter on The courthouse, which later burned.” Washington Post so I A good first stop is the park visi- could break the next tors center,where a 25-minute film Watergate. Instead, I titled “Shiloh:Portrait of a Battle” is IFYOU’RE GOING ended up on a small paper screened throughout the day. in Upstate New York cov- Outside, the grounds hold a number ering fires and accidents. I of well-designed monuments, 229 Shiloh Battlefield thought I’d kind of struck pieces of artillery and a beautiful out. National Cemetery with the remains ■ For more information on Shiloh Battlefield and Corinth, It was the opposite. of 3,584 Civil War dead, the vast Miss., call (800) 748-9048 or visit www.corinth.net. Because it was small, I got majority of which are unknown sol- ■ For a place to dine, try the Catfish Hotel, 1140 Hagy Lane to write every day and diers. in Shiloh. The establishment got its name in the early 1930s develop my craft, and For another overview of the war when Norvin Hagy entertained his friends with cookouts that spe- there was a faster track in the region, the new, $9 million cialized in catfish. When guests got caught up in Hagy’s hospital- toward better assign- Corinth Civil War Interpretive Center ity and story-telling abilities, they ended up spending the night in ments. It was a lesson. at 501 W. Linden St. in Corinth is what they dubbed the “Catfish Hotel.” Don’t go for prestige. Go located at the site of the Battery ■ Today, a third generation of Nagys carries on the business for a job that lets you do Robinet, which was stormed by in what is one of the country’s oldest family-owned restaurants. what you want. Confederate forces on Oct. 4, 1862. While the catfish might be a house specialty, don’t overlook the Once, on a plane, I was In addition to indoor exhibits, which battered and deep fried frogs’ legs. Call (731) 689-3327. seated next to a stylish include a look at the way earthworks woman who told me she surrounding the town were con- was a top clothing buyer structed,the center screens two his- for a chain of stores based toric films, one on the battle of every state that took part in the war available at the center. allowed the 2,500 to 6,000 runaways out of Ohio. She said she Corinth, the other on the nearby bat- are embedded in the walkway,sym- “If you could line up all the earth- who made their way to Corinth to had wanted to be in the tle of Shiloh. bolizing the men who lost their lives. works built around Corinth during live under its protection until it aban- glamorous fashion capi- Be sure to step outside for a look For those interested in learning the war, they would stretch for 33 doned the camp in 1864. tals of New York or L.A., at the wonderful “Stream of History,” more about the Civil War, the center miles,”Parson said. “Today,about The current site is a park-like area but couldn’t get hired. a water and stone feature that traces also houses a research library and one-fifth of them remain.” open to the public, although only Now, she was glad. In 100 years of American history bookstore. At 215 N. Filmore St., the Corinth several of the planned seven bronze those cities, she’d have through a reflecting pool filled with Some of the nation’s best-pre- Contraband Camp is the site that statues depicting everyday life in been someone’s low-level blocks of stone proportionate in size served earthwork fortifications, des- grew into a working town where camp have been installed. assistant. In Ohio, she was to the number of casualties suffered ignated National Historic many slaves lived during the Union doing the work she want- in each major Civil War battle. Landmarks, can be found in the area army occupation. Because slaves Dave Zuchowski writes for the ed, and building her skills. Around the reflecting pool, surrounding Corinth. Maps showing were considered property by their New Castle (Pa.) News. So you’re lucky that bronze leaves of the state trees of remnants of these fortifications are Southern masters, the Northern army you, too, may have to start somewhere small, and not prestigious. But how do you get even that job? For starters, cut your hair,put on a suit and delete the drinking pic- Retired officer Evans doesn’t regret his service tures on Facebook — employers now check. Randy Evans, a master police not met more of them.” intersection when the McCamy, amid the exploded damage, assisted And you know what else? officer,was honored May 22 with a Evans pointed out that being nice Phillips, Tuggle and B. Fordham law people out of the wreckage. Evans Re-record a more mature retirement reception by the Dalton and helpful to people and enforcing office behind the radioed headquarters for backups, welcome message on your Police Department. The event for his the laws are among the duties and post office was and stood by until all occupants in cell phone to get rid of 30 years of service with the depart- responsibilities of the police depart- bombed last year. the building were evacuated. that college cadence. ment was given in the Police ment. He was the first During his career as a police offi- Little things like that mat- Services Center on A lot of people in the community policeman to cer,Evans has been in a number of ter. So do other small Jones Street. have helped Evans as well as other reach the scene. dangerous situations, such as being things, like a firm hand- In those three members of the department. Evans was in targeted with pistol fire, but escaping shake and looking people decades of service “As far as people are concerned, his patrol car serious or fatal injury due to the pro- in the eye. he encountered this is a good community,and we are heading north on tection of what he described as a Once you finally do get and survived many obligated to do our jobs fairly and Thornton Avenue, guardian angel. He said he became a position, there are some dangerous situa- equally,”he said. watching out for interested in possibly joining a law universal skills to work tions, as law One Wednesday evening Randy the school chil- enforcement agency after hearing a Evans on. One of them is talking. enforcement offi- and I were chatting as we left church dren in the School number of officers discuss their Do less of it. That doesn’t cers so often do. following prayer meeting, he Street area. He duties to the public. mean you should be mute. He admits there remarked about the guardian angels received the call on his car radio He enjoys spending time with this But you know how young were such inci- Mark in his life. about the trouble at the law office family in Rocky Face, and for recre- dents, but doesn’t Unfortunately,“it just so hap- building, reversed his direction and ation and exercise 20-somethings are; they Pace talk fast, and seem always talk too freely pens” that many people who have headed toward the post office. purposes, he exercises, and plays nervous about jumping in about them. On the survived near-death experiences of Although slowed by traffic, he basketball. at any silence. It’s not a other hand, his some kind would attribute it as “it reached the post office just before the Evans, a local native,attended bad thing to let silences conversations are centered on the happens” or “by a happenstance” explosion at the house. public schools at Valley Point and fall. And it’s a very good general public — the people whom describing a such-and-such situation “I managed to park my car on the Dug Gap. He later graduated from thing — and a hard skill to he was hired to help protect — and that enabled them to survive a death south side of the post office,”Evans Brenau College with degrees in master — to truly listen he compliments our citizens in gen- threat they were facing. They obvi- recalled. “Then, as I was walking on criminal justice and business admin- instead of thinking about eral who have inspired, commended ously never gave a thought that it was foot toward the front door of the istration. Evans and his wife, Tiera, what you’re going to say and respected him as a police officer, our Savior’s guardian angel who was house, the explosive device on the and two children, Blake and Sadie, next. Young people who so often referred to as “our friends in standing beside them at the time. front of the car detonated as the car reside in Rocky Face. His mother, are thoughtful, calm and blue.” Evans did not hesitate in crediting hit its front entrance.” Beaulah Mashburn, is a resident of measured stand out. There “I have not regretted my responsi- a guardian angel as his “near-miss” Evans ran first to the back of the Dalton. aren’t a lot of them. bilities as a police officer,” he said as to possible fatal or serious injuries on house where he saw the body of a we chatted during a luncheon not close calls while on duty as a police man, later identified as the perpetra- long ago. He says he has met some officer. The latest occurred near the tor,lying on the ground. He then ■ Mark Pace is editor emeritus of ➣ See PATINKIN, 2C good people, adding: “I regret I have Thornton Avenue-Crawford Street went to the front of the house and The Daily Citizen. THE DAILY CITIZEN 2C Sunday, May 31, 2009 Patinkin

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Here’s another truth about working. You will soon feel various injustices. Someone less talented will get the better assignment, promotion or salary. There is a word for this. It’s called “life.”It happens in every company. There are two ways to deal with it. The most common is to become resentful and stew about it. Some people even slack off a bit. Why work so hard if less deserving colleagues get rewarded? Of course, that’s the quickest way to get the worst possible label: aggrieved employee. So here is the best advice I’ve ever come across on how to give yourself the best shot at workplace success. It comes from Ted Turner,who among other things started CNN. You’d think someone like him would say the most important goal is to analyze future technologies, or some- thing like that. His advice was simpler: Work hard and be cheer- ful. Right now, work is likely your overwhelming focus. Frankly,it will remain that as long as you continue a career. But having worked a good 35 years, here’s a glimpse of the other end. I’ve lately,through e-mail, been hearing from a lot of old ANSWERS ON 4C friends I haven’t talked to in a while. In every case,Itell them about what my children AREA BIRTHS are doing, and my wider family. I tell them about my Hamilton Medical Center 19. Paul Stapleton, a daughter, ■ Rosa Hernandez and May 22. outside activities. I tell them has announced the following ■ Jenni Nichols and Tyler Malysha May,May 20. Miguel Reyes, a daugher,Itzel ■ Maria and Abel how I’m doing in my person- births for the area: McBrayer,ason, Preston ■ Jessica and Forrest Michelle,May 21. Velazquez, a daughter,Mia, al life. I go on to update them ■ Kristi and Terry Layne,May 19. Jaquith, a daughter,Lauren ■ Teresa and Eric Hester,a May 22. on various mutual friends. Hankins, daughters, Aslyn ■ Cirila Ramos and Angel Whitleigh, May 20. daughter,Lindy Ellen, May ■ Emily and Fred And then parenthetically,I Kylee and Bella Kinslee, May Ortiz, a daughter,Cinthia, ■ Carla and Jeremy 21. McCullough Jr., a daughter, mention, “Oh, and I’m still a 18. May 19. Kelley, a daughter,Chloe ■ Judith and Luciano Emily Diane, May 23. journalist.” ■ Hye and Juhyon Seo, a ■ Jamie Daniels and Shawn, May 20. Lopez, a daughter,Keila, May ■ Crystal and Juan Reyes, That doesn’t mean career daughter,SaRang Claire, May Bruce Quinton, a son, Elijah ■ Julie and Davin Norton, 21. a son, Max Emiliano, May 23. is unimportant. It does mean 18. James Cole, May 20. a daughter,Alyce Marie, May ■ Esperanza and Gerardo ■ Flor and Tomas Palomo, that many other things are ■ Phylicia Smith, a daugh- ■ Kelly Disney and James 20. Arias, a son, Angel David, a son, Adrian, May 24. more important, and form the ter,Abbigail Hope, May 18. Holland,ason, Jonas Allen, ■ Leslie and David May 22. ■ Sarah Edgerton, a true basis of a full life. ■ Jessica Thomas and May 20. Simmons, a son, Grant Jacob, ■ Anel Avendano and daughter,Ryleigh Elizabeth, So yes, it’s bad time. Adam Butler,ason, Adam ■ Lucshia and Salvador May 20. Enrique Hernandez,adaugh- May 25. But bad times can make Drew, May 18. Gonzalez, a daughter, ■ Amalia and Francisco ter,Vanessa, May 22. ■ Leeann and Jason for good starts. ■ Shanna Cress and Rhianna, May 20. Trejo, a son, Zahir Vadiel, ■ Kimberly and Ryan Dimmlich, a daughter,Lydia And rich endings. Charles Brown, a son, Blake ■ Rosa and Silverio May 20. Belk, a son, Emery Dixon, Ann, May 26. Candler,May 19. Hernandez, a daughter,Ana ■ Jade Vaughn and Andres May 22. ■ Minerva Zambrano and ■ Mark Patinkin writes ■ Nereyda and Adan Lara, Rosa Heaven, May 20. Soto, a son, Austin Maddox, ■ Brittany Parks and Brian Gustavo Barajas, a daughter, for The Providence Journal. a son, Adan Alexander,May ■ Samantha Hunter and May 20. Combs, a son, Braylon Clay, Joselin, May 26.

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CHATTANOOGA (AP) — Festivals, cruises and history are all part of the summer scene in Chattanooga. ■ Boating: The Tennessee Aquarium’s new River Gorge Explorer offers eco-cruises. Other ways to get on the down- town riverfront and Tennessee River include a ride on the Blue Moon; a sightseeing, lunch or din- ner cruise on the Southern Belle Riverboat or a sce- PHOTO BY DANIEL SHIPPEY nic ride on the Makenzie Talley and Cameron Cox Mr.and Mrs. Jeffery David Richardson II Chattanooga Water Taxi/Fat Cat Ferry or Talley, Talley of Tennga, Ga. and Dalton. The groom-elect is Taylor, The bride’s parents are Rev. Chattanooga Ducks. Danny and Hazel Ausmus of the brother of Lindsay Cox and Mrs. Michael L. Taylor of ■ Creatures: The Cox Dalton. and Seth Cox Richardson Grayson, Ga. aquarium’s collection Ms. Talley is a graduate Mr. Cox is a graduate of The groom’s parents are Mr. includes sharks, stingrays Steve and Susy Talley of of Southeast Whitfield High Southeast Whitfield High Brittany Michelle Taylor of and Mrs. Jeffery Richardson Sr. and penguins, or visit the Dalton announce the School,American Home School and Coosa Valley Grayson, Ga., and Jeffery of Dalton. snow leopards, red pan- engagement and forthcom- School, Oglethorpe Technical College. He is an David Richardson II of Dalton The wedding trip was a das, jaguars and more at ing marriage of their daugh- University and Dalton State officer for the Whitfield were married May 16, 2009, at Mediterranean Cruise with the Chattanooga Zoo. ter,Makenzie LeDan Talley College. She is a Dental County Sheriff’s Office and the home of Jeff and Deb Carnival Cruise lines. The cou- ■ Festivals: Summer of Dalton, to Cameron Assistant for Dr. Michael S. owner of C & M Richardson in Dalton. ple lives in Dalton. festival season kicks off Blake Cox of Dalton, son of Smith in Dalton. Landscaping. with the Riverbend Todd and Paige Cox of The groom-elect’s grand- The wedding will take Festival, June 5-13, and Dalton. parents are Gene and place May 8, 2010. It will be Gowin, winds down with the The bride-elect’s grand- LaGretta Cox of Dalton, and a private ceremony, by invi- Southern Brewer’s parents are Luke and Grace Bill and Barbara Raines of tation only. Parsons Festival Aug. 22, with plenty of outdoor concerts Ricky and Sharon in between. Parsons announce ■ History: It’s not a the forthcoming mar- working depot any more, riage of their son but Chattanooga’s To announce your Jared Keith Parsons Terminal Station cele- to Jesse Lee Gowin, brates its centennial this daughter of Ralph year. The station is now a engagement or wedding Daryl Gowin and unique vacation complex Patricia Lynn called the Chattanooga Hardin. Choo Choo that includes a in The Daily Citizen, The wedding is hotel, retail shops, gar- set for June 12, 2009, dens, convention center call 706-217-6397 at 5:30 p.m. behind and trolley car. Authentic Pleasant Grove Victorian sleeper cars United Methodist Jesse Lee Gowin and have been restored and Church. Jared Keith Parsons turned into hotel rooms. Locks of Love

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Read The Daily Citizen online www.daltondailycitizen.com THE DAILY CITIZEN 4C Sunday, May 31, 2009 COMMENTARY Health Memories are precious fair

SUBMITTED BY Alzheimer’s survivors. What CONTRIBUTED PHOTO AMY R. MAPLES we do have are caregivers left behind who are worn out Second-grade students at Memories. They are a pre- emotionally and physically. Coker Elementary recently cious aspect of life that we Many times the caregiver participated in a health fair all enjoy and can look back passes away from the stress that highlighted first aid, the on and reminisce. No matter of caregiving before the per- importance of physical activi- your age, your mind holds son affected.” ty,dental health and healthy hundreds of memories that Alzheimer’s disease is the eating. As part of the fair, are near and dear and can sixth-leading cause of death Murray County School take you back to a certain in the United States today. In Nutrition sponsored an art place or time in an instant. fact, more than 5.3 million contest, with the students I remember to back when Americans are living with drawing and coloring the I was a child, skipping rocks Alzheimer’s at this very time food guide pyramid. From left in Mountaintown Creek, and more than 28,000 of are first prize winner Valerie shivering from the cool them are in North Georgia. Hall, who received a bicycle; water,but wishing the days To help counteract this terri- second prize winner Attie would never end. Being ble disease, you can help in Ridley, who received sports handed the keys to my first one or more of the following equipment; and Summer car and grinning from ear to ways: Taylor,the third place winner, ear because Join the who received a ball. at that Memory point, I was Walk: in control Have a of the road team in ahead. your fami- Holding the ly mem- callused ber’s honor hands of or memory. my grand- Or,get father your co- whose workers wrinkles involved and deep by having a lines told such amazing sto- corporate team. ries and admiring his work Volunteer Your Time: The ethic. Alzheimer’s office is always Imagine having all of in need of volunteers to give your most precious memo- of their time. If you have free ries slowly taken away from time to share ... give them a you … one beloved memory call. at a time. Unfortunately,this Share Your Loved One’s is a harsh reality for individ- Story: The most precious uals who struggle with thing any loved one can do Alzheimer’s disease. As each who has been affected by day goes by,their life jour- Alzheimer’s is to keep their neys and recollections loved one’s memory alive … become a vague, distant share your story with others passing. who are going through the As a past caregiver of a same battle you have. loved one with Alzheimer’s Be a Corporate Sponsor: disease, I know the over- If you own your own busi- whelming strength and reali- ness, Alzheimer’s is a great ty of the disease. It is an place to share your corporate unexpected stranger that funds. forces itself into a person’s Donate: Gifts are tax brain and little by little deductible and can be made destroys all the precious in memory or in honor of a memories it has taken your loved one. loved one a lifetime to If you would like more acquire. information about volunteer Sadly,Alzheimer’s is a opportunities, donating, cor- progressive and fatal brain porate sponsorships, or the disease that has no cure. As upcoming North Georgia Freda Stephenson, director Memory Walk, contact Freda of development of the North Stephenson or Sandy Georgia regional office of the Blackwell at the Alzheimer’s Alzheimer’s Association Association office at (706) notes, “We do not have 275-0819.

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Read The Daily Citizen online www.daltondailycitizen.com THE DAILY CITIZEN Sunday, May 31, 2009 5C From tragedy, a gift of life DEAR ABBY Teen fears reaching BY SUSAN FLYNN “I thought it was a really CNHI News Service wonderful thing that they did,”Hayes said. out for help she needs SALEM, Mass. — Last He often wonders about August, Paul Hayes got the the family of the teen who DEAR ABBY: in a small public call that changed his life. He donated the kidney he got. Lately when I’m library. We love was alone in the car,headed He did a little hunting upset about some- helping our to an ATM, on his way to a around on his computer but thing, I have been patrons and retirement party for a fellow stopped himself. A police snapping my receiving dona- state police trooper. investigator for dozens of wrists with rubber tions of books. The caller introduced years, he knows he probably bands. It seemed However, there himself as a surgeon from could find the full story if he harmless at first, are a few things Brigham and Women’s really wanted to. better than cut- we’d like folks to Hospital. He told Hayes they Someday soon he plans to ting, right? But I keep in mind: had a kidney for him, a pos- write the family a letter. He have noticed that 1. If the sign sible perfect match. can’t tell them too much now I have red Jeanne says “Closed,” we “So then I had to pull because of the organ bank’s lines that never go Phillips are closed. The over,”Hayes says. confidentiality rules, and the away and the door may be The Beverly man listened family may choose not to welts take longer unlocked to allow as the surgeon explained that accept the letter. He knows it to disappear,and I’m con- staff easy entrance, but a 16-year-old boy had been will be a struggle to find the stantly having to cover we are not open for busi- killed in a motorcycle acci- right words. them up. ness. dent out of state. A perfect “I don’t want to do it too I’m 15 and I’m worried 2. We are not baby sit- match is extremely rare. soon,”Hayes says, “because that I can’t stop doing it. ters. We are glad to see Only a kidney from a twin I am sure they are still griev- I’m not even sure why I you and your children, brother would be better. ing.” do it, but I’m actually and to get you started on Hayes, 55, had IgA What he can do now is more scared to stop than I research, but you must nephropathy, a disease with encourage people to sign up am to continue. I’m watch your kids and keep no cure that can lead to total for organ donation. embarrassed and them under control. kidney failure. His were Today,there are 2,806 ashamed, and I don’t want 3. We can accept books functioning at around 10 per- people waiting for organ to hurt my family. I know that are in good condition cent levels. Without a new transplants in Massachusetts, they’d be upset if they only. If the volume has kidney, he would need dialy- according to the New found out. I don’t want to been rotting in your base- sis, which would keep him England Organ Bank. Last ask for help, but also, I ment or has been exten- alive but wouldn’t give him CNHI PHOTO year,196 people died while don’t want to stop. Please sively written in, please much of a life. waiting. help me. — MESSED UP throw it out. We cannot The call from the surgeon Paul Hayes relaxes in the backyard of his Beverly, “I feel very lucky,”Hayes IN MINNESOTA place defaced literature in was a shock. His name had Mass., home with his two sons, Mike,11, left, and says. “And I feel relief DEAR MESSED UP: our collection. been placed on the transplant Ryan, 13. Hayes received a new kidney in August because I didn’t really know The first step in resolving 4. Any book checked list only 12 days earlier. He from a teen donor who was killed in an accident. what was on the horizon.” a problem is recognizing out on your card is your had been told to expect a Hayes is married with two you have one and that you responsibility. If you let wait of four years. said, “did a wonderful thing killed in a car accident on sons, ages 11 and 13, and for need help. You have done your kids use your card “All of a sudden this emo- by donating his organs.” Conant Street last Friday. He the first time in a long time, that. I have heard from and they return a book tion comes over you,”Hayes Hayes asked when he learned how the teen’s moth- he feels healthy again. At other young people that late, understand that you says. “Because you know for needed to come to the hospi- er,encouraged by his two first, after the surgery,he felt they’re embarrassed, are the person liable for me to have a kidney you tal. teenage siblings, made the protective of his transplanted ashamed or scared to tell the fine. know someone had to die. “How about now?” the decision to donate Steven’s kidney. He would cover his their parents they have a 5. Please leave your That’s the first thing you surgeon answered. organs and how they were stomach with his arms when problem because they’re cell phone in the car or think of. Yeah, it’s good for The kidney transplant was told his heart went to a walking in crowds. afraid their parents will turn it off while using the me, but some other poor performed the next day,Aug. young woman, his liver to But now life is back to become upset or angry. library. Ringing phones family just had a tragedy.” 14, his 55th birthday. two people and his kidneys normal for the most part. In This is wrong. Parents and personal conversa- The surgeon told Hayes it This week, Hayes has to a girl under 5 years old. November,the family took a may react — but only out tions are disruptive and was not his fault the teen read all the stories about In the midst of a tragedy trip to Disney World. They of concern. distract the other patrons. died. He told him not to feel William and Steven Bekel, almost too painful to com- ski. They play catch. Snapping a rubber Thank you for helping guilty. the Danvers father and his prehend, this family thought “Just no football,”his 11- band is a technique some us get the word out. — “This family,” the surgeon 15-year-old son who were of someone else. year-old son says. people use to stop a bad LIBRARY LADY, ANY- habit — like smoking. TOWN, U.S.A. You, however, appear to DEAR LIBRARY be using it as a way of not LADY: You’re welcome. COMMUNITY CALENDAR dealing with your emo- However, on the chance tions. The marks on your that your patrons miss The Community Calendar information. Tickets at the date) at Mountain Creek honoring and showing appre- wrists may be caused reading today’s column, runs in the Living section each door are $35 per person. With Harley-Davidson/Buell locat- ciation and admiration for because the rubber bands your business hours Wednesday and Sunday on a paid tickets, members get a ed in the outlet mall. “those who have and continue are so tight they are cut- should be clearly posted space-available basis. To pass to a family picnic at the Registration for those who did- to preserve our freedoms ting off your circulation. at the entrance of your announce your meeting,e- school June 6 from 11 a.m. to n't preregister will begin at 9 which we hold so dear. Our There is a reason you building. And the rest of mail the information to lara- 2 p.m. a.m. The ride starts at 11 a.m. veterans, as well as the com- are trying to distract your- your rules should be [email protected] or and will last about one and a munity,are cordially invited to self with pain, and it’s printed in large block let- send by fax to (706) 275-6641. June 6 half hours, returning to join us to celebrate this event.” important that you find ters and hung behind the ■ Please send your item at least The Whitfield-Murray Mountain Creek. out what it is so your information and checkout two weeks in advance and Disabilities Employment Preregistration ends June 1 and July 11 behavior doesn’t escalate. desks where no one can ■ include a telephone number to Awareness Committee will is $25 with a free T-shirt. Late Descendants of Absalom A licensed mental health miss them. contact for more information. sponsor a wine tasting June 6 registration is $35 and T-shirts and Clements Hooper will professional can help you Dear Abby is written at 3 p.m. at the new Cohutta will be $15 on the day of the have a family reunion July 11 quickly get to the root of by Abigail Van Buren, June 2 Springs Winery. The commit- ride. Carpet Capital at noon at the Georgia your problem, and telling also known as Jeanne ■ The Conasauga Chapter tee annually recognizes indi- Association of Realtors will Fairgounds in Hiawassee. A your parents what’s going Phillips, and was founded of the Georgia Nurses viduals with disabilities who provide food. For more infor- covered dish lunch will be on is the fastest way to get by her mother,Pauline Association will meet a have succeeded in the work- mation, call (706) 217-7975. served. For more information, that help. Please don’t put Phillips. Write Dear Abby Shoney’s on West Walnut force, as well as local employ- call B. Byers at (706) 581- it off any longer. at www.DearAbby.com or Tuesday,June 2, at 7 p.m. All ers who have supported them. June 14 2016 or Violet Cranfield at P. O. Box 69440, Los ■ members and Registered Advance tickets are $12 for The Dalton Elks Lodge (865) 856-3557 or e-mail con- DEAR ABBY: I work Angeles, CA 90069. Nurses are invited to attend. To individuals and $20 for cou- will recognize Flag Day at 2 [email protected]. RSVP and for questions, call J. ples or $15 for individuals and p.m. The public is invited. Bernice Whaley at (706) 259- $25 for couples at the door. For The speaker will be retired June 13 5508 by noon Monday,June 1. tickets, call Tina or Vicki in Lt. Col. John Lane from ■ World Wide Knit in Dalton at (706) 272-2303 or Fayetteville. He is a West Point Public Day (WWKIP.com) is Pets of the week June 5 Debby at (706) 517-3911 or graduate, served in the first June 13 for those who like to ■ The Southeast High Jan or Cathy at (706) 695- Gulf War, and teaches history knit or crochet. School Class of 1999 will have 4571. at the Woodward Academy in There will be door prizes its 10-year reunion June 5 at ■ Carey Parrish will have a Atlanta. and a silent auction, and one 7:30 p.m. at the Dalton Golf book signing for his book Special invited guests are may bring any finished items and Country Club. Advance “The Moving Finger Writes” the family members of Charlie along for show-and-tell. There tickets are $30 per person; June 6 from 10 a.m. to noon at Troop soldiers who are will be prizes for best in show. adults only,please. If you are a The Book Nook located on deployed to Afghanistan. The event is at Krazy Knitz, member of this class and did Hamilton Street in Dalton. The Beverly Higdon will sing 311 W. Emery St., Dalton, next not receive an invitation in the public is invited. the national anthem. to the Green Spot Grocery. For mail, RSVP to southeastclas- ■ Keeping Kids First will Organizers say this will be more information call Ester at [email protected] for more hold a bike ride June 6 (rain a “very patriotic ceremony” 706-259-6713.

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Happy effort and cash on take. The grass isn’t greener matums or emotional black- Birthday: Don’t the line. 5 stars on the other side of the fence. mail. Be prepared to walk Bebe give in to ultima- GEMINI (May 3 stars away from a deal, friendship tums or demands. 21-June 20): Be cre- VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. or partnership if you cannot Added responsibili- ative and ingenious 22): Stifling your emotions get what you want. Relying Bebe needs a home ties will hold you when it comes to won’t solve problems. Tell it on others will cost you dearly. back or stop you handling others and like it is and put things behind 2 stars “Bebe” is a female For more information from following your you will avoid being you. Talks will lead to resolu- CAPRICORN (Dec. 22- Chihuahua mix about 2 years about this pet, call the own dreams. limited by someone tions that will make your life Jan. 19): Nothing is too much old. Humane Society of Balance your per- who is critical and better. A change at home or trouble for you or too difficult Bebe is a great little dog. Northwest Georgia at (706) sonal and profes- negative. Surround within a relationship will set for you to obtain. You are in She loves people. She is also 226-5002 and press “2” to sional lives. This is Eugenia yourself with posi- you free and bring peace of the driver’s seat and must not crate trained, which will leave a message. To see other a year of comple- tive,uplifting people mind. 3 stars give up your rank, regardless translate into very easy adoptable cats, kittens, dogs tion. Action will Last and you will find LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. of what someone does or house training. She is not a and puppies, visit our web speak volumes peace of mind. 2 22): Someone may be talking says. Call the shots and pros- big girl and would need to be site, www.hsnwga.org or about who you are stars behind your back, causing per. 5 stars an indoor dog so she could write: HSNWGA, P.O. Box and what you can do. Your CANCER (June 21-July changes that you are unaware AQUARIUS (Jan. 20- spend every minute with her 3946, Dalton, Georgia numbers are 6, 10, 14, 26, 33, 22): Spend time doing the of. Don’t be caught by sur- Feb. 18): A serious partner- new family. 30719. 38, 40 things that will make you prise. You stand to win this ship may be causing you to Bebe has been spayed,is The next Humane Society ARIES (March 21-April happy and your home more round if you are astute and question whether or not you up to date on vaccinations meeting will be Monday, 19): Someone from your past comfortable. Open your doors creative in the way you handle should move forward or call it and tested negative for June 15, at 6 p.m. at the Dr or who is connected to you to friends, family or a group others. 3 stars quits. Figure out your needs Heartworms. If you are inter- Charles & Evelyn Wade through family or friends will you belong to. You will not SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. and the consequences of stay- ested in the pet, visit Adoption Center,1703 have a solid idea that will only make an impression but 21): Look to the people you ing or going. Make alterations www.hsnwga.org and fill out Cleveland Highway in help you sort through a prob- you will get a supportive have helped in the past for to your living conditions. 3 an on-line adoption applica- Dalton. The public is invited. lem you face. Make responsi- response from someone who support now. You will only stars tion at the “Adoption center” Adoption days at the facility ble changes to your budget. 3 can offer you something you have to present what you’ve PISCES (Feb. 19-March link. This will speed up the are on Saturday from noon to stars want. 4 stars been working on to get inter- 20): You will feel torn adoption approval process. 4 p.m. TAURUS (April 20-May LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): est. Change is upon you and between two offers or choices 20): Spend time with people Just because someone else is with little effort you should be you’ve been given. If you play who can inspire you to con- making a move or change able to call the shots. 4 stars your cards right, you can tinue something you want to doesn’t mean you should. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. work out a deal to enjoy both. pursue. An idea can turn into Instead, stabilize your posi- 22-Dec. 21): You will be hit Your popularity will grow and a profitable venture if you tion so you can take advan- with something you least your talent will be recognized. aren’t afraid to put your time, tage of someone else’s mis- expect. Don’t give in to ulti- 3 stars THE DAILY CITIZEN 6C Sunday, May 31, 2009 DSC names Tiger Day CONTRIBUTED PHOTO Spring Place Elementary officials thanked local students to artist Roland Rankin who donated several prints of his original paintings to help sup- port the school during dean’s list Tiger Day. From left are Karen Edwards, third- grade teacher and silent SUBMITTED BY DALTON McCombs, Claudia Y. auction volunteer; Mary STATE COLLEGE McCormick, Stephanie A. Mueller,third-grade McGahey, Jillian D. teacher and PTO presi- Dalton State College has Meadows, George G. Meza, dent; and Rankin. named 466 students to the Julie E. Miller,Christopher dean’s list for spring semes- B. Mitchell, Shay M. ter 2009, including 192 Moore, Tonya F. Mulkey, from Whitfield County and Shaun M. Mursell, Stacey 69 from Murray County. To M. Neuman, Ngan Nguyen, Red Clay adds new summer programs be named to the dean’s list, Matthew R. Nicholson, a student must maintain a Allen C. Norris, Saurav C. SUBMITTEDBYRED of the forest, or enjoy the these grounds; if you pause Visitor’s Center,all ages are full-time course load of 12 Nyaupane, Morgan A. Ogle, CLAY STATE PARK displays at the visitors cen- and listen you can still feel welcome. or more semester hours and Warren L. Ollis, Cynthia B. ter. The park offers wide- the emotional pull of the • The First Parent/Child achieve an overall grade Pacheco, Jodie L. Pack, CLEVELAND, Tenn. — open spaces suitable for council meetings and hear Scavenger Hunt will be held point average of 3.5 out of a Hannah G. Painter,Justin Looking for free summer Frisbee and flag football, as the echo of children playing. June 6. Celebrate National possible 4.0. D. Payne, Reneta L. Peek, activities? Need something well as trails perfect for Trail Day and explore Red Students named to the Evelyn I. Pellom, Maria L. to do during these long sum- bicycles. If history is your Free summer events: Clay as you search for the dean’s list from Whitfield Pena, Eduardo Perez, mer afternoons? Visit Red interest, schedule a free • A selection of pro- answer to each clue. Small County for spring semester Joseph M. Pierce, Isaac W. Clay State Park and find a guided tour or take a few grams offered hourly on prizes will be awarded. Meet 2009 include: Plemons, Irene Quintero, wide array of programs and quiet moments alone to Wednesday,Thursday and at the visitor’s center at 10 Michelle Y. Ackley, Nichole L. Rann, Adrian events to keep the whole enjoy the significant sites Friday afternoons where a.m.,the hunt is on at 11 a.m. Dakota N. Aft, Stephany Reyes, Lionel R. Reynoso, family occupied. the park has to offer. visitors can explore ele- For more information Alejandre, Matthew P. Kimberly S. Rice, Valerie Your family could bring a The history of the ments of Cherokee life and contact Amber Angel at Ambrose, Joshua T. M. Richardson, Bradley S. picnic lunch, then enjoy a American people was altered culture through projects and [email protected] or Anderson, Savannah D. Ridley, Connie T. Rios, leisurely stroll in the shade by events that took place on demonstrations. Meet at the (423) 478-0339. Arnold, Ali J. Awad, Christina L. Roach, Tiffani Catherine M. Baker,Sarah L. Roberts, Dennise A. J. Barnhardt, Gena L. Rodriguez, Norma Barrett, Michelle R. Rodriguez, Marlon H. Bassett, Marcia F. Romo and Amy E. Ruble. Batchelor,Shannon R. Others on the list includ- Bearfield, Kelly S. Beck, ed: Gita A. Sain, Zenda Shan T. Bishop, Andrew S. Sanchez, Justin B. Sanford, Blevins, April M. Boggs, Rebecca J. Schilling, Dustin Samantha S. Bolt, Justin B. L. Scott, Alyssa G. Sellers, Boone, Ginger S. Borkman, Zeshan H. Sheikh, Halen J. Brittney J. Brackett, Sheram, Lacy B. Shook, Brandon J. Bradley, Whitney R. Shults, Blakley Rebekah L. Bray,Zach C. M. Sibley, Susan E. Brewer,Stacey S. Brooks, Sinnamon, Amy L. Smith, David H. Brown, Amy K. Brenda K. Smith, Jessica R. Bryant, Wesley E. Bullock, Smith, Shain M. Smith, Tambra B. Burch,Yesenia Iman S. Soliman/Mohamed, Canedo, Christopher J. Elvia Solis, Jared E. Spier, Casanova,Malisa D. Barbara N. Stanley, Mary Cawood, Sammy Cervantes, M. Stanley, Jimmy L. Tracy R. Chambers, Andrew Stewart, Kevin E. Summey, S. Chilton, Elizabeth A. Matthew C. Tankersley, Clark, Jessica L. Cline, Rica Gerluce S. Terto, Natalia D. Cobb, Denver C. Coker, Volodina, Thomas G. Juleena D. Collins, Warren, Zachery C. Weber, Jacquelyn C. Cook, Cassie Mollie C. Welch, Amanda L. Cooper,Jesse F. L. Whitener,James R. Cucksee, Tracy E. Davis, Whitmire, Tanya M. Lindsey G. Derrick, Tracey Williams, Glenna F. M. DesRosiers, Elizabeth A. Wimpey, Shalisa M. Dindoffer,Sonya E. Winkfield and Britney J. Duncan, Anthony W. Edds, Yates. Regina L. Edds, Students named to the Christopher D. Edwards, dean’s list from Murray Sherry R. Edwards, County for spring semester Kimberly R. Ellis, 2009 include: Nathaniel S. Ellis, Lacey J. Alisha R. Amos, Angela Elrod and Felicia D. D. Beavers, Mindy L. Epperson. Beavers, Ashley N. Bentley, Other students include: Shayna B. Bingham, Shanna M. Fetzer, Jennifer R. Bivens, Mary E. Samantha J. Frazier, Bramblett, Tyler C. Brown, Sabrina S. Freeman, Kristle I. Buff, Dianelys G. Meghan N. Gaddis,Jeremy Camejo, Zacherie A. S. Gann, Melissa D. Garcia, Cooper,Meizhen Culver, Margaret E. Garrison, Brooke L. Curtis, Arlette De Brittany N. Gay,Kristi L. Santiago,Derek N. Defore, Gazaway, Lindsey L. Jessica N. Defore, Valarie Gazaway, Karen M. L. Dunn, Joshua L. Ellis, Gonzalez, Rocio Gonzalez, Emily T. Elrod, Allana B. Karen R. Gray,Magan L. Ensley, Katherine G. Fields, Greeson, Laura E. Gregory, Mario Figueroa,William D. Jordan C. Griffin, Melinda Findley, Joshua C. Fowler, K. Griggs, Bradley T. Hall, Regina F. Franklin, Jennifer Heather M. Hall, Rhonda L. Garcia, Brittany A. Garger, Hall, Heather L. Harden, Heather M. Godfrey, Chad Bryan J. Hardin,Tessie G. A. Hales, Frank E. Hayden, Harmon, Timothy D. Jennifer M. Hernandez, Harrison, Jennifer N. Jeremy B. Holden, Harrod, Derrick A. Hart, Alexandra Ingle, Katherine Joseph L. Haven, Ashley N. S. Joga, Jennifer A. Johns, Haws, Jessica R. Helton, Jeremiah J. Kinser,Clarissa Brennan C. Hendricks, L. Krohn, Jenny Malloian- Briana Hernandez, Amanda Stone, Michele L. P. Hill, Jason L. Hill, Jason McKinney, Monica L. B. Holcomb, Joseph C. Meadows, Tricia L. Miles, Holcomb, Sharon W. Stasha N. Mills and Annette Hollen, Hannah M. M. Montalvo. Hollingsworth, Josh R. Other students include: Hollis, Shawanna S. Krissy N. Nelson, Lloyd A. Howell, Weston E. Hughes, Osborne, Tammy L. Keri-Anne R. Humphrys, Osborne, Jarred H. Owens, Beatriz Hurtado, Guadalupe Michael A. Patterson, Hurtado, Jerred L. Jesse, Whitley S. Patterson, Mary E. Johnson and Pamela M. Pickett, Samuel Whitney L. Jones. L. Presley, Sandy E. Also included on this Pritchett, Jesus Pulido, spring’s dean’s list were: Toria R. Roberts, Joseph A. Cassidy A. Kell, Debra D. Robison, Marlen Kennedy,Shannon N. Rodriguez, April D. Rogers, Krech, Abigail J. Lanham, Stacie L. Sheram, Wanda D. Daniel N. Lavelle, Cory A. Silvers, Kasey R. Sitton, Ledford, Carrie K. Long, Kimberly S. Smith, Ashley Justin Luffman, Ana C. R. Sutton, Patrick L. Tisdel, Maldonado, Mitchell J. Jimmy D. Tyler,Kevin A. Manley, Margaret L. Manly, Watson, Eric D. White, Jessica K. Marks, Bethany Larry C. Wilbanks, Whitney D. Marlin, Albert N. L. Winkler and Tiffany K. Mathenge, Magnolia A. Young. THE DAILY CITIZEN

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701 Auctions 704 Land & Lots Smokerise Subdivision AUCTION 3 restricted lots, 3/4 to 1 acre INAUGURAL GREAT each. Dawnville. 706-259-4898 SMOKY MOUNTAINS H COLLECTOR CAR 705 Homes For Sale AUCTION $2,000Dn. Starting at $700/mo. First in Mortgage Lending OWNER FINANCING. Several JUNE 20TH, 2009 @ 10AM Hollis Holdings, LLC 3Bd/2 Ba. homes in Whitfield & Dick Coleman Consign your car today! Murray Remodeled, very nice. “BuildingQUALITY” Vice President 150 Great Cars! Owner/Broker706-529-0650 SummerisAlmostHereand THERE HAS Buying? Building? Refinancing? Sevierville Events Center, TN We have a mortgage that is right for you. $8,000 TAX REFUND!! NEVER BEEN ABETTER TIMETO Several great muscle Check with us First! Cars already consigned! No Credit Check. Owner BUILD OR REMODEL! A $10 million offering Financing. Rent to Own or First Bank of Dalton, Mortgage Department 1965 Dodge Hemi super stock Lease Purchase. GiveJeromeorMitchell acall today! factory lightweight, STOP RENTING TODAY MOVE (706) 463-1100 or (706) 463-1000 118 N. Hamilton Street, Dalton, GA 30720 1967 Ford Shelby Mustang GT IN TOMORROW!!!! 500, 1967 Ford Shelby Mustang Don Babb 706-463-2333 or •Development•Resident •Commercial (706) 270-8681 GT 350, 1970 Hemi Cuda, 706-397-2087 [email protected] or www.firstbankofdalton.com 1970 Chevy Chevelle LS6, 1967 Mark Burnett 706-529-5901 www.HollisHoldings.com Corvette 427/390, DALTON. 1970 Chevelle LS5, 722 Timberlake. $89,900 1967 Chevelle Custom, and 3BR 1BA $1,000 down. Pmyt as 705 Homes For Sale many more! low as $750 per mon. Call for a free catalog 1827 Swanson N Dalton 2 BR 1 800-968-4444 BA, $69,900 $1000 dn $495 mn Public Auction Mark Kuykendall 4200 Mount Pleasant - 5 BR 2 865-851-6364 BA Beaverdale- not in subd. $159K $1100 dn, $1100 month KRUSE INTERNATIONAL WESTSIDE Sell your car for top dollar! 3038 Hurricane Rd. 2 BR 1 BA. $69,900, $1,000 dn, $615 mon 114 Briarcliff Dr. -Desirable 3286 Hurricane Rd. 5 BR 3 BA Forest Park Subd. (across from NGEMC). Built 1999. AUCTION $135,000. $1,000 dn $1,000 mn TUNNEL HILL 4 bd/2.5 ba. Master bd on main Thursday, June 4th @ 10 AM level. The 3 additional lg Bank Owned Property 123 Lake Rd. 2 BR 1 BA w/ fenced yard. $75,000. $650 mon bedrooms on the 2nd level with 1326 1/2 Hwy 41, Calhoun GA plenty of room for a play area or 7,885 sf Office/Warehouse $1,000 dn 2314 Old Ringgold Rd. 2 BR 1 sitting area in each. The 4th Facility. Great location close bedroom could be used as a to Hwy 53 & I-75 BA 1 acre, $79,900 $1,000 down, $700 per month bonus room. The house Selling in one tract - Selling on features 2 stairways on the front Site. Must Close by June 30th to 2898 Dogwood 2 BR 1 BA, $69,900, $1000 dn. $595 mon. & back of the home and a meet Bank Deadline 3% wooden swing set. Approx. 150 Acres to be divided in 4tracts or commission to buyer’s brokers. CHATSWORTH 85 Rogers, 4 BR 2 BA $94,900, 2,375 sq ft. Lots of storage, 2 Full Details at: a/c units. $209,900. Call: 706- as awhole with a2400 sq. ft. Ranch www.dempseyauction.com $1,000 dn pmyts as low as $850. mon 278-1450 home overlooking abeautiful 3+ acre 1-800-DEMPSEY GA AUC #101 4 bd/ 2 ba house.New paint, lake stocked with bass and bluegill carpet, and Appliances.Seller Auction pays $5,000 toward closing Home has 3bedrooms, 2baths, cost. 309 W. Tyler St. Reduced Wednesday, June 10th 10:00 AM large den, and 2porches. to $90,000. Possible lease Liquidation Sale of Eddie Purchase.706-260-9183. Rents. 5000 +- Sq. Ft. Acre All household furnishings to be sold. Fenced lot, All utilities, Equipment, Tools & Experimen- Great Neighborhood, Large 4BR 3BA, new home for sale by Property has two 40x 500 tal Airplane. Selling On Site at Victorian Home over 6,000 sq. owner. $5,000 closing cost paid. chicken houses. 1263 Curtis Parkway Calhoun, ft. 5 Bedroom, 4 Bath, 3 levels, Hardwood, tile throughout, 9 ft (Gordon County) GA. Also two 3 fireplaces, 2kitchens. Award ceilings. below appraisal. Corner Residential Lots Rome (Floyd winning floor plan, sitting on lot in Subd. (706)695-6404 Nora 175 Massey Ferguson Diesel Tractor, County) GA. All sales at 1263 2.75 acres, detached garage, 3000 Ford Diesel Tractor and 20 Curtis Parkway Calhoun, completely fenced in with a HUD ACQUIRED (Gordon County) GA grand entrance in Chatsworth, PROPERTIES pieces farm equipment will also be Terms: A 10% Buyers Premium GA $449,000. Contact www.LisaBurgee.com auctioned. Foracomplete list please www.dempseyauction.com or Information (706)517-3022 or Response Realty contact the auctioneer. 1-800-DEMPSEY GAL #101 (706)217-5992. 706-537-0083 OPEN HOUSE JUNE 14, 1pmTO4pm

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Excellent Call For Our Move-In Special dryer. $189,900. Will consider cable, private phone. 706-279- “We can fetch the perfect home!” condition. 1143 E. Walnut Ave. 706-278-3776 704 S. Thornton Ave. lease purchase. (706)847-0555 1380 wkdys 9-5:30 Search ALL area listings Call: 706-581-1037 Dalton, GA 30720 DUPLEX: 890 W. Addis, Tunnel 706-226-5182 www.kinardrealty.com Nice doublewide on permanent Restaurants for rent: *410 S. Hill. Apt. 2 BR 1 BA, $125 wk, foundation, lg front porch. 3br, Hamilton (fmrly Bailey’s Diner) $250 dep 706-279-1380 wkdays OPEN HOUSES 2ba. on 3+ ac. $88,500. 706- Incl. equipment $3,495 mo. *801 422-8130 or 706-508-3167 E. Walnut Ave. Barrett Huntington Place Apartments Marketplace $2995/Mo. $2000 Newly remodeled 1, 2, & 3 dp. (fmrly El Taco) fully furnished. bedroom apartments with new OPEN p.m. 706-279-1380 wkdys 9-5:30 appliances and glass top HOUSE 2-4 Warehouse for lease in Dalton ranges. 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Judy McCamy (706) 218-7633 N by pass, L on Haig 217-5175 Mill, L on Chatham (3rd Windemere ent.) House on L. For additional INGROUND POOL, large photos go to www.kinardrealty.com. MLS # 92522 fenced-in backyard 1 bedroom apartment corner of On the Market ... From Walnut Avenue turn South Hwy 225 & Hwy 286 in Eton. onto Dug Gap Road, $280/ month. Call 706-517-5759 OPEN 10am-6pm. p.m. right onto Hackney Drive, right HOUSE on Habersham Way, 1 BR Apt. 2030 MLK, close to 2-4 5th house on right-- 1511 mall. $400/month, $250/deposit. Habersham Way $359,000 706-278-4209 or 706-463-1344 706-537-4448. or 706-280-9861 1 BR, 1BA. 306 W. Park St., CUSTOM BUILT ONLY3YEARS OLD! 706 Condos For Sale $350/mo + $250/dep.Incl. basic 2-STORY. 507 Evie Way $244,900 BEAUTIFUL ONE-LEVEL HOME W/SPLIT TV cable.706-226-0503 3/2 with split BEDROOM PLAN. Conveniently located in city west close to schools. 4 Beautifully decorated BR, 3 BA, bonus room w/closet, walk-out attic. Many upgrades. Wood MOST BEAUTIFUL VIEW 1 STORYcompletely furn. effic. throughout. Hardwood and bedroom design. flooring, ceramic baths. Gas logs from Southern Hearth & Patio. Formal Don’t delaylooking at this IN DALTON Cable TV, phone, microwave, ceramic tile flooring. Large DR, breakfast room. Sprinkler & alarm system. Gail Junkins (706) 463- kitc. supplies, linens, utilities kitchen with breakfast area one; it is priced to go fast. 2611 N Thornton Ave, L Waugh St, L Manley St, L Evie Way, 3rd hse on R. For additional photos go to www.kinardrealty.com. MLS # 92383 “NORTH SUMMIT furniture North Tibbs Road. formore dining. Gas log $66,900 (92616) $149/weekly, 278-7189. fireplace,study and abonus Call Marylee CONDOS” 1, 2, & 3 Bd Apt’s - Starting at room. Amust see! Williams. OPEN $289,900 (92613) p.m. Introducing our newest floor $125/week. Power, water, HOUSE plan. 2,150 sq. ft. master on cable furnished. Ask Maryanne McDaniels 706-271-6660. 2-4 main level, vaulted ceilings, 2 car For details. 706-463-0672, 706-581-7653 Century21 garage, fireplace, formal dining. 706-463-0671 & Español Century21 Belk Realtors MUST SEE! All of our popular 2, 706-463-0945 Belk Realtors 706-278-6800 3 and 4 bedrooms are still 706-278-6800 1130/1132 Burleyson $485mon available. Starting at $127,000. $240dep. 2BR 1BA. *707-2 to $205,000. Developer pays Lance 2BR 1.5BA Newly $2,500 closing. N. on Cleveland 1210 Belgian Drive $214,900 BE PREPARED TO BE AMAZED w/this remodeled, 2 weeks free w/1 yr. home that features 3 BR’s, 2.5 BA’s located in a great family Hwy 1/2 mile from, By-pass, left lease. 706-279-1380 wkdy 9-5:30 neighborhood. Formal LR & DR w/handsome hdwd flrs. Beautiful Kitchen onto North Oak Dr., right onto N. w/granite countertops off the cozy family room w/fireplace. Private Sunny Summit Dr. 706-278-3413 or 1st Month Free Rent w/Full Deck - Full unfinished basement. Immaculate home! Open house hosted 706-463-3392 : deposit of $300. 2 BR 1 BA Apt. by Melissa Ridley. Sherry Southerland (706) 537-0301. N. Cleveland www.northsummitcondos.com Lakeland Park. NO PETS! 706- Hwy, L Hwy 2, L Hwy 201, R into Mountain Oaks Estate on Appaloosa, L on Percheron, R on Palamino, R Suffolk, L on Arabian, R on Belgian. For OPEN HOUSE 277-7546 BIG FLATLOT HUD ACQUIRED!!!! additional photos go to www.kinardrealty.com. MLS # 92274 goes with this ranch close to SAT. & SUN. 1st month, 1/2 off! 2 bd, 1 ba, CHATSWORTH AREA!!! w/d hookup, c/h/a. Power, water, Springplace School. Backonthe market!!! 2PM-5PM Hardwood floors in great & cable furnished. Close to Unbelievableprice $77,850. OPEN room with vaulted ceiling. p.m. Commercial downtown. $175/wk or $650/ mo. Features cathedral ceilings, HOUSE Hardwood in hall. Eat-in 2-4 726 Buildings $200/dep. 706-581-4615 3bedrooms,2bath &2-car kitchen with newvinyl garage.$1,000 earnest money 1st WEEK FREE!! 2 bd, 2 ba. flooring. Split-bedroom plan is required &the seller will pay A/C, cable, parking, $155 wk. with newcarpet. All that’s left 3% towards closing cost. No Pets! Renovated. 706-263- foryou to do are the finishing Great buyonthis wonderful 0743 or 484-225-4212 touches.$91,670 (92617) home with aestimated Call Marylee Williams. *19,000 sq.ft. - 2105 E. Walnut 2bedroom 1 bath. Patio, ceiling payment of $417.92 P. I. Ave. Retail space, Next to 706-271-6660. fan, c/h/a, W/D hook-up, water Call PeggyHolmes Realty 5017 Village Drive $184,900 COUNTRY CHARM with this 4 BR, 2 Hobby Lobby, across from Mall. furnished. $400 month, $150 Century21 at 706-278-5000 and ask BA home on 2 acres. Spacious rooms complement oversized hallways & *97,000 sq. ft., 454 Hwy 225 deposit No pets. 706-695-3288. Belk Realtors for Peggy. foyer. Features a great room w/vaulted ceilings & fplc. Large kitchen w/ (Bretlin) 706-278-6800 breakfast area & formal DR. Spacious master BR & BA that opens to *Retail space -Dalton Place 2 bedroom, brick Duplex close to back deck that overlooks wooded backyard. Sherry Southerland (706) Shop. Ctr. 2518 Cleveland Hwy. Dalton High. C/H/A. $495/mo. 537-0301. Hwy 201 to Varnell, L on Hwy 2, R on Kinnamon, go $200/dep. 706-463-0672 straight into Nob North Farm Estates, home on L. For additional photos 1200, 1400, 44,000 SF avail. go to www.kinardrealty.com MLS # 92508 706-279-1380 Wkdys 9-5:30 2 BR 1.5 BA -*503B Colter, 2BR 12,500 sf bldg. for sale or lease 1.5BA $445 mth, $220 dp. 706- & 10,000 sf bldg for sale by 279-1380 wkd 9-5:30 OPEN p.m. owner. Dalton. Docks. Suitable HOUSE 2 BR, 1 BA. 116 Fernwood 2-4 for light manfg. or wrhg, offices Ave., $550/mo + $250/dep.All w/ c/h/a. Perry 706-275-0862 utilities included. W/D Conn., C/H/A. 706-226-0503 HUD ACQUIRED!!!! HUD ACQUIRED!! Commercial CITY OF DALTON CITY OF DALTON!!! 727 Propeties Efficiency bachelor apt in city All This3bedroom, 1bathhome Lovely 3bedroom,2bath Unfinished Church building for utilities incl. TV & cable furn. No has asales price of $53,000. home with asales price of sale. 36x60, 3 acres of land. Pets 801 N. Selvidge St. $65 Witha$1,000 earnestmoney $90,000. $1,000 earnest 402 Beulah Dr. $105,000 ALL BRICK HOME WITH 2 BR, 2 BA. Cohutta area. 706-278-4048 dep, $65/wk 278-3729 8a- 8pm. required, the seller willpay moneyisrequired and a Formal LR & DR, kitchen, den w/fplc, laundry room. One car garage. Corner lot w/outdoor building. Donna Hill (706) 270-1733. N on Cleveland Commercial 3% in closingcostand a estimated payment of estimated paymentof Hwy - pass Dalton Golf and CC, turn R on Beulah DR, house on corner of 728 Rental $483.14 P. I. Beulah & Diane For additional photos go to www.kinardrealty.com. MLS # $300.93P.I. Call Peggy Don’t miss out on this one... 91061 Holmes Realty at 706- agreat buy. 278-5000 and ask for Call PeggyHolmes Peggy. She can help with OPEN Realty at 706-278-5000 p.m. all your purchasing and ask HOUSE *302 S. Thornton 5,500 SF, needs. 2-4 includes utilities, between for Peggy. 1927 Sourwood Dr. Newspaper office & Bank of Am. Fantastic 3 or 4 BR in desirable *1515 Abutment Rd. 10,000 sq. Hickory Hills. Minutes from Walnut ft. includes utilities. Many sizes Ave. A must see! Many extras or suites. 1.3 mi. S. of Walnut including bonus room, den, deck, and fenced backyard. Master is on the main To place *Camelot Bldg, Near I-75. 1514 level. MLS#92451. W. Walnut Ave. Between Long Give me a call with any questions. your listing 1337 Peggy Lane $102,900 CHARMING 3 BR, 1 BA LOG HOME. John Silvers & Burger King. Joe Swanson Coldwell Banker Kinard Realty On The Market Located in Lake Kathy Subd., great covered porch to feel the breeze off 5,500 S/F. 704 S Thornton Ave. the lake. Access to Lake down the street. THIS PROPERTY 706-279-1380 wkdys 9-5:30. Dalton, GA 30720 Call QUALIFIES FOR A USDA LOAN WITH 0% DOWN. Joe Swanson 706-313-9531 HUD ACQUIRED!!! (706) 313-9531 N on Reed Rd., L on Hwy 201, Turn R on lake Kathy 31,000 sq ft. Masonry building, 4 mailto:[email protected] CITY OF DALTON!!! (706) 272-7703 Rd then L on Peggy Lane, house on L. For additional photos go to loading docks & offices. 1 block This 3bedroom, 2bath features a www.kinardrealty.com MLS # 92271 off 4 lane Abutment Rd. on partial basement. Sales price of (706) 272-7711 Callahan Rd. 706-226-6245 $95,500, seller paying 3% in KINARD REALTY closing cost, $100 down payment, (706) 272-7707 OPEN p.m. and $1,000 earnest money. All HOUSE this foraestimated payment of 2-4 $512.66 P. I. Call PeggyHolmes Realty at 706-278-5000 and ask for Peggy. Hurray....this one will not last long!!! Agreat value on this 312 W Cherokee Street $85,000 GREAT BRICK HOME IN spacious home. CHATSWORTH CITY LIMITS. 2 BR, 1full BA. Home is very spacious, large LR, kitchen with knotty pine cabinets and sky lights. Nice large deck off the back of the house with privacy fence. Michelle Steelmon (706) 260-6289. Hwy 411 to Cherokee Street through the stop sign property on L. For additional photos go to www.kinardrealty.com MLS # 92307 Visit our website @ www.kinardrealty.com THE DAILY CITIZEN Sunday, May 31, 2009 3D

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$ Simple Management 5bd, 3ba house for rent. Den, Remodeled 2 Bedroom, 2 Bath Services LLC kitchen and living room. 3,528 in Brookwood. Pool, new floors, 706-508-4370 sq. ft. $1200/mo. Call 706-218- no pets. $575/ mo. $500 deposit. TH Se Habla Español 0038 or 706-218-4987 678-848-5712 THURSDAY, JUNE 18 – 2 BIG SALES Over 40 Homes With Pictures to Choose From On Our 758 Duplex For Rent ADAIRSVILLE, BARTOW CO. & CAVE SPRING, FLOYD CO. Website At: www.picksimple.com **2 Duplexes in Pleasant Grove RENT TO OWN Move-In Special 1st week area. All appliances, new paint. 10:00 AM – DEVELOPER LIQUIDATION SALE Federal Tax Credit Madness! FREE w/ 1 yr. lease - 3BR 2ba. 321-A Mill Trace. 11 COMMERCIAL ACRES FRONTING I-75 WITH ALL UTILITIES Get Yo ur Down Payment Sweetwater Rd. 3 BR 2 BA, $550/mon. $275/dep. and 326-B Rebated $145wk, $290dep. So. end of Mill Trace. $575/mo. $275/dep. **COHUTTA – 4036 Parliament Murray Co off Hwy 225 S 1/2 + *706-694-3094, 706-264-2052 2:00 PM – WILLOW SPRING FARMS – 149 ACRES Dr. 5 BR / 3 BA $2500/down, acre lots, beautiful country or 706-264-9521 RUSTIC CABIN – SPRING-FED LAKE – BARN – TIMBER $1200/mo. $160,000. setting. Several to choose from. Dalton. Spacious 2 bedroom **COHUTTA – 3/2 285 Wheeler Sweetwater Rd., Chatsworth Hwy. duplex. Great city location. Dam Road $654/mo. & 225 Fm Chats Hwy. Take Hwy 225 $675/mo. Call 706-581-4376 DEMPSEY AUCTION WILL PAY ANY LICENSED REALTOR A 5% $1000/down. HAS A LAKE!!!!! S 13 mi. Fm Calhoun, take Hwy 225 N, 6 mi past Elks Golf **DALTON – 3/2 Doublewide REFERRAL FEE FOR REGISTERING A SUCCESSFUL PURCHASER. Course, 1 mi N. of 4-way at Westside 2 BR, 1 BA, W/D 3265 Rauchenberg $718/mo. & Nickelsville. 706-279-1380 wkdys Conn., Utilities furnished. $540 CONTACT OUR OFFICE FOR PRECISE DETAILS AND REGISTRATION FORM. $1000/down 9-5:30 mo. Or $130 wk. 706-264-6786 **DALTON – 3/2 Doublewide or 706-673-4808. 10% BUYER’S PREMIUM 610 Crystal View Court Rent To Own New Home. Dalton PLEASE VISIT OUR WEB-SITE AT WWW.DEMPSEYAUCTION.COM FOR $818/mo. & $1000/down 825 Strike St. close to Blue MOBILE HOMES PICTURES, PLATS AND DETAILED INFORMATION OR CONTACT OUR OFFICE **DALTON – 3/2 Doublewide Ridge school. 3 BR 2 BA. 630 Crystal View Court laundry rm., double garage, nice Mobile Homes TOLL FREE AT 1.800.DEMPSEY 776 For Sale $796/mo. & $1000/down view. $800 mo, $800 dep. 706- Call Us By Name P.O. Box 1341 FOR RENT 271-6041 or 706-280-7612 4 BR 2 BA w/ apt & 2 car gar. 302 West Third Street Newly remodeled. On 2 acres. E- Toll Free **DALTON Rocky Face, behind Foodlion. 3 Rome, GA 30162 Z financing! Low payments! 1-800-DEMPSEY 5TH AVE APARTMENS bdrm CHA, appl. Water & lawn HURRY won’t last! 706-272-0826 (706) 291-0746 Web Site: 1BR/1BA svs furn. $175 wk, $300 dep. 1- GAL 101 www.dempseyauction.com $375/mo.& $375/deposit 706-363-7360 -706-463-2270 Auction Co. 2BR/1BA Own a new home for $335.00 a $425/mo. & $425/deposit Westside School District month with special gov. loans. RAY DEMPSEY • LYNN DEMPSEY • LOU DEMPSEY 3BR/1BA 3 BR 2 BA house w/ carport and Wac 40k amt. fin. 8% 240 mos 2,000 Call now 706-275-6161 $600/mo. & $600/deposit storage building. Ya rd D.P. **DALTON _513 VERON AVE maintenance & pest control incl. Mobile Homes 4BR/ 1BA Some pets allowed. $725. mo 778 For Rent $300/deposit & $695/mo. $300. deposit w/ 12 mo. lease. $199 Move In Special! Nice 2 bd **DALTON 212 W Ezzard Ave Rent during June! Get $50. Wal 2 ba, private lot, Northwest High 2BR/1 BA $395/mo. Mart Gift Card Free! 706-463- area. Water furnished. Weekly or **DALTON 1010 Foster St. 1561 monthly rates. 706-280-7009 3BR/1BA. $575/mo & $595/dep. **DALTON 810 5th Ave 753 Condos For Rent 1 & 2 bdrm mobile homes & $750/mo. & $300/dep. 2 bedroom 1.5 bath upscale Apartments in Whitfield & Murray OPEN HOUSE Tired of Being a Landlord? Our townhome, 1/2 mile from Co. $85 per week & up. Utilities Property Management hospital 1317 Moice Dr. Newly furnished. 706-278-4048 Company Manages Over 130 renovated, hrdwd floors, $650 2 - 2 BR 2 BA trailer $85/wk. & OPENHOUSE SUN.2-4PM Units in Northwest Georgia. Let mon. Call (706)271-6633. 3 BR 2 BA $95 wk. Range & Us Help Yo u Today! Call NOW!! 988 COTTON CIRCLE Brookwood 1 BR 1 BA, pool, refrig. Hwy 225 N. Chatsworth ** Large, Well Maintained 3 Bed, $450 month, $400 dep. Call 706- 706-280-2618 or 706-694-3388 2 Bath, Mobile Home $525.00 280-4789. 1or 2 Bed $260 or$ 400. w 2 BR 2 BA - 2111 B S. Dixie /utilities. Rocky Face/ Westside For Sale or lease. 2 bd, 2.5 bath. Hwy. $120 wk, $240 dep. 706- 706-280-1035 Gated community & swimming 279-1380 wkdays 9-5:30 pool. Starting $900 mon (includes Move in Special! 1/2 Price. 110 L. Mill Creek 6 yr old 3 BR 2 monthly fees) Quiet community. From $95 to BA $650 mon. $400 dep. 706- daltoncustomhomeconstruction.co $135 week. Utilities included. 226-2508 m 706-506-3561 or 678-910-5776 706-673-2121 or 706-581-2778 2 bd house on private lot. Covered parking, new c/h/a & LEASE PURCHASE Near connector 3. Furnished 1 carpet. Tunnel Hill area. 2 BR 2 BA condo in Chatsworth. bdrm including Utilities & cable. $585/mo., $300/dep. (423)718- Call: 706-217-8335 $110 week, or $440 mon. REDUCED TO $15,900 deposit required. 706-537-2309. 4847 New condo’s. N. Summit. 2 & 3 3bedroom,2bath on huge corner lot with agreat floor plan. 3 BR 2 BA 2528 Dover St. $696 bedr, single level w/garage. Gas Rent / Rent to Own. $450 and Laminate and tile floors.Master bedroom with uniquetreyceiling. Mo or $165 wk. 3BR 1 BA fireplace, hardwood floors, pool, up. 2 & 3 bedroom. Ashley Kitchen includes ALL appliances.Washer and dryerincluded. 2111A S. Dixie Hwy. $125 wk, clubhouse, fenced yard. $850 - Brooke. S. Hwy 41. Clean and $250 dp. 706-2791380 wkdys 9- $1050/mo. $800/dep. 706-463- safe! Call 706-279-1553 DIRECTIONS:FromEton, WonMt. Carmel Church Rd. 5:30 1139 or 706-463-3392. SUPER DEALS! 2 & 3 BD Linto Plantation Acres, Latstop sign, LonCotton Circle 3346 Hurricane Rd. 5 BR 2 BA homes, many w/ hdwd floors. Patricia Guinn 706-581-8560 house only, not lake. $750 month Nice, clean 2 BR condo in Large lots & private pond. Pets + deposit. 315 Foster Rd. 2 BR 1 Dalton city. $800 mon w/garage welcome.Carbondale area. GregoryReal Estate •706-695-4250 BA $450 month. 212 Ezzard 2 & $750/mo. without gar. Cable/water/garbage BR 1 BA $395 month. 706-463- $350/dep. 706-397-9987 or 706- service included $125/wk. 706- 2332 or 706-397-2087 264-2976 383-8123 Northwest Georgia’s Largest REALTOR® Large Public Auction COLDWELL BANKER KINARD REALTY Is excited to announce the creation of our Auction Division to meet the growing needs RAIN OR DON’T of our customers and clients. SHINE MISS IT! Wholesale Dealer Pricing To The Public! Auction Location: 4137 Dalton Pike, Cleveland, TN PARTIAL LISTING: Raven 40’ Aluminum Dump Trailer 1988 L. 7000 Ford Diesel 16 Ft. 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TERMS: ALL PAYMENTS TO BE MADE IN U.S. DOLLARS. All checks will be madepayable to Horn Auction. 10% BUYER’S PREMIUM.You may use cash or cashier’s checks. AUCTION DIVISION Where applicable, sales taxes will be added on all purchases. PURCHASES BY DEALER FOR RESALE: It will be necessary sale day to execute aCertificate of Resale for all purchases. This Certificate must [email protected] bear your Sales TaxPermit Number.Failure to furnish this information will require payment of sales tax on all purchases. NO EXCEPTIONS! J.V.Horn AUCTIONS, INC. TAL5148 TFL 4272 704 S. Thornton Ave. 4137 DALTON PIKE SE TRL 315594 CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE 37323 MikeMcCoy Dalton, GA 30720 NATIONWIDE TOLL FREE TAL6075 1-800-422-4676 706-226-5182 423-614-5700 FAX1-423-614-3966 KINARD REALTY www.kinardrealty.com WEBSITE: www.hornauctions.com EMAIL: [email protected] 4D Sunday, May 31, 2009 THE DAILY CITIZEN

ANNOUNCEMENTS 310 General 311 Health Care 311 Health Care Juvenile Corrections Officer, Medical Biller 103 Found $24,322.01 yr+ state benefits. A busy medical practice with Black lab puppy approx. 5 Requires high school diploma or Surgery Center in Dalton, GA months old wearing blue collar GED, US citizen, clear back- has immediate openings for a found in Mill Creek / Rocky Face ground & pre-employment drug full or part time MEDICAL area. Call 706-673-6395 screen. Apply @ RYDC, 2735 BILLER Min. 1 year of Underwood Rd. Dalton GA M-F experience required. Excellent Found white/blonde, Chihuahua 8am-4pm benefits! Please email or fax mixed dog. Dug Gap Road area. your Licensed Massage Therapist. Good natured. Very cute! Call resume to: Immediate full time, permanent 706-280-2450 [email protected] position. Fast paced medical day OR 706-279-2679 Parakeet found in Deep Springs spa, great traffic, great pay and RN - Unit Manager - FULL TIME area. Blue, black & white. Call bonuses. Continuing education. RN’s with GA license needed for 706-259-9295. Specialty training, and bonuses. Apply in person, email or call rapidly growing hospice care Special 706-529-8702 or 706-506-8014. agency in the North Georgia LPN Clinical Nursing Instructor 105 Notices Email: area. Hospice experience This part-time position requires [email protected]. required. Competitive benefits the RN with current Georgia and compensation. Why work for Local tube company seeking licensure, health care provider a big remote corporation when experienced candidates for the CPR, and 3 years acute care you can work where we treat our follwing positions: nursing experience (within the patients and our staff like family. Spiral Winder Operator, and past 7 years) to supervise and Fax 256-532-2398 or email Convolute Winder Operator. evaluate LPN students. Position [email protected] your Send resume to: available Fall Semester 2009. resume & salary requirements Blind Box T- 9 Please submit: 1) letter of today c/o The Daily Citizen interest, 2) current vita, 3) official PO Box 1167 transcripts of all college work, Trucking Dalton GA 30720 and 4) three current letters of 320 Opportunities Needed Immediately, reference. Send all materials to: experienced swatchers and Mrs. Susan D. West, Chair, Drivers - CDL-A bevelers Health Occupations, School of Look for the solution to today’s Sudoku Puzzle Apply @ ProTemps, 1100 E Technology, Dalton State Walnut Ave. 706-226-6669 College, 650 College Drive, on page 5D of the classifieds. 106 Travel Dalton, GA 30720, (706) 272- Primerica- Flexible schedule. 2605. Applications will be Affordable/ Deluxe Full or Part time career. Call accepted until 7/1/09. Interviews SERVICES PETS/LIVESTOCK Chalet & Cabin Rentals Fred 1-706-659-1404. will be scheduled with all The nation’s leader in carpet & furniture transportation is Tax Pigeon Forge in the Smokies Small office needs-hard working, qualified applicants upon receipt NOW HIRING! 402 Service 501 Pets for Sale Free brochure. honest, self motivated, flexible of the above documents. VACATION SPECIALS person. Needs to be proficient in University System of Georgia EXPERIENCED OTR Golden Retriever puppies for www.firesidechalets.com word, excel and collections policy requires a background DRIVERS! sale. CKC registered. 2 females- Toll Free: 800-876-1773 helpful. apply 311 S. Hamilton check to be processed for any Call A Recruiter TODAY $300/ea 6 males- $350/ea. St, or fax resume 706 259 5566 candidate to whom an offer of 800-548-8895 Current shot records. 706-537- FINANCIAL or e-mail employment is made. AA/EEO Or apply online @ www.wksh.com 4378 www.daltonstate.edu [email protected] Locally based truckload carrier om 254 Money to Lend LPN INSTRUCTOR. This full- in Calhoun, GA needs company It’s as Low Rates, Affordable Payments. Tr uck Cleaning - Earn up to time teaching position requires class A CDL drivers. Min. 2 yr the BSN with current Georgia easy CASH LOANS COMPANY $10.65 hr. Full time-will train. Must exp. .32 cents per mile. Miles as... 706-278-7600 be dependable, HS Diploma or Licensure, health care provider based on practical, home on to place Subject to our liberal credit policies GED, driver’s license, own vehicle. CPR and 3 years recent acute weekends, assigned equipment, your ad! Drug Free. 706-965-8191 care nursing experience (within excellent benefits. Call safety: EMPLOYMENT WHAT COULD YOU DO FOR A the past 7 years) and is available Atlanta 1-800-852-6641 or 404- Call the Classifieds CHILD? Omni Visions is for the Fall 2009 semester. 608-1300 ext. 111 217-NEWS currently seeking individuals College teaching experience 310 General preferred and teaching interested in opening their home Need local truck driver. Class A demonstration required. Please Account Executive to a special needs child. Must CDL, 18 months experience. Call submit: 1) letter of interest, 2) United Way of Northwest have adequate space and a (706)508-2940 Georgia is in need of an desire to work with emotionally current vita, 3) official transcripts account damaged children. Excellent of all college work, and 4) three executive for making seasonal support & tax free current letters of reference to 322 Sales campaign calls and managing compensation provided. Mrs. Susan D. West, Chair, company campaigns from July Orientation June 30 @ 6pm @ Health Occupations, School of Georgia Carpet Industries is 6th through the end of 115 Oakwood St. Chickamauga, Technology, Dalton State looking for sales representative campaign season. Must be able Ga. Call for more info. #423- College 650 College Drive, with a minimum of 1 year to work odd hours & 432-1181. Dalton, GA 30720, (706) 272- experience in the flooring dependable transportation is 2605. Applications will be industry. Email resume required. Send resume to: P. O. 311 Health Care accepted until 7/1/09. Interviews [email protected] or Box 566, Dalton, GA 30722- Full-time Hygienist Needed will be scheduled with all mail to PO Box 2087 Dalton, GA 0566 or email to Send resume's to: qualified applicants upon receipt 30722. [email protected] 706-226-0502 or of the above documents. or fax to 706-226-1029. e-mail: [email protected] University System of Georgia A Terrific Opportunity! 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Contact Kenny @ a LMFT, LPC or LCSW Experience required Bilingual a Hamilton Long Term Care 770-313-8733 from 8am-5pm Please send CV & cover letter plus. Morning and afternoon to [email protected] hours. Fax Resume to 706-259- Regency Park • Wood Dale • Ridgewood Manor • Quinton Memorial Dispatch, Patrol, and Security or fax 706-270-5129. EOE 6558 or call 706-259-6227. officers.PT/FT wk-ends, Job line: (706) 271-0884 holidays and 3rd shift required. Our Nursing and Rehabilitation centers offer a family friendly work environment, full-time/part-time steady Call 706-259-9942 The Daily Photo (non-rotating) shifts, competitive pay, medical/dental plan, and tuition aid for continuing education, attractive retirement plan and professional growth opportunities. Experienced hairstylist wanted for fun and friendly, local salon. Wood Dale: Regency Park: Contact 706-980-3361 1102 Burleyson Rd 1212 Broadrick Drive Extrusion Operator needed. 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