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November 3, 2019 BARTOW COUNTY’S ONLY DAILY NEWSPAPER $1.50 Low turnout anticipated GDOT tabs for Tuesday’s local elections summer 2020 BY JAMES SWIFT those numbers come Election Day for munic- [email protected] ipal elections — it’s a social activity and folks like to go vote on Election Day for a lot of these completion As of 4 p.m. Friday, the advanced voting cities,” he said. “But that being said, I’m not numbers for Bartow’s city-level elections were hopeful that our numbers are going to rise up date for rather anemic. By that point, about 215 people really high.” had cast ballots in Cartersville’s mayoral elec- In addition to a three-way mayoral race be- tion, while roughly two dozen people had voted tween incumbent Matt Santini and challengers cloverleaf in the respective municipal elections for Emer- Nicole Butler and Barbara Jackson, City of Car- son (26), Euharlee (25) and White (24.) tersville voters are set to determine the fate of And Bartow County Elections Supervisor a proposed “brunch bill” that would roll back project

JAMES SWIFT/THE DAILY TRIBUNE NEWS Joseph Kirk isn’t terribly optimistic that locals Sunday alcohol sales hours. A similar ballot Considering the sparse advanced voting turnout, local offi cials will be turning out in droves for Election Day item will be determined by City of Emerson BY JAMES SWIFT aren’t expecting huge crowds for Bartow County’s munici- on Tuesday, either. [email protected] pal-level elections on Tuesday. “We always anticipate seeing an uptick in SEE VOTING, PAGE 7A Georgia Department of Transportation (GDOT) offi - cials announced that the south- bound ramp on the Highway Bartow 41/Highway 411 interchange in Cartersville will close on Fri- day, Nov. 8 — and that portion Health of the cloverleaf isn’t scheduled O UBSTITUTE to reopen until at least spring of Department N S next year. The $37.9 million interchange offers free reconstruction project began in 2014 and is now targeting a summer 2020 completion date. hepatitis A “We are also constructing new bridges as well as expand- vaccines ing the northbound bridge over Pettit Creek,” GDOT spokes- BY MARIE NESMITH man Joe Schulman told The [email protected] Daily Tribune News. “These improvements will ease traf- With 53 cases of hepatitis fi c congestion and improve the A in Bartow confirmed since fl ow of vehicles through the June 2018, Georgia Department area, especially during peak of Public Health Northwest drive times.” Health District’s officials are About four-fi fths of the proj- underscoring the importance ect is federally-funded. Mar- of vaccinating against this liv- ietta-based C.W. Matthews er infection. Among those who Contracting Co. received the are most at risk of contract- construction bid. ing this vaccine-preventable While the ramp is closed, condition include drug users; southbound motorists on High- individuals who were recent- way 41 will detour through ly imprisoned and those who Felton Road to get on Tennessee have been in close contact with Street. them; and food-service work- “Now, if you want to head ers. the other direction, up Tennes- “Because we can’t treat hep- see Street where it becomes 411 atitis A, we try so hard to pre- like you’re going out towards vent it in the first place,” said White,” Schulman said, “we’re Bartow County Health Depart- going to be opening a new ramp ment Nurse Manager Cathy at the same time.” Green. “Although hepatitis A is RANDY PARKER/THE DAILY TRIBUNE NEWS Cartersville-Bartow Metro- Esthela Guzman, right, hugs her principal, Amy Heater of White Elementary School, upon being named the 2019-20 self-limiting, and given enough Bartow County Teacher of the Year at the school system’s Teacher of the Year Banquet Oct. 29 at the Booth Western politan Planning Organization time, the person will recover Art Museum. At left is BCSS Chief Human Resources Offi cer Macy Defnall (MPO) Transportation Planner without medical intervention, Tom Sills said he’s not sure how there is no treatment for it oth- much the closure will impact er than supportive care. traffi c levels along Felton Road, “However, it is a very serious WES’s Guzman chosen Bartow’s Teacher of the Year but he doesn’t think the volume illness. People get very sick increase will be drastic. from it and do sometimes die. BY DONNA HARRIS standing ovation. “I don’t have a lot of The Cartersville resident, who has “I think they’re kind of fi gur- It can be especially serious in [email protected] words, but what an honor. I did not see taught at WES for five of her six years ing it’s not going to be that big the elderly, the medically frag- this coming at all, but I’m very excit- as an educator, won the district title of a deal,” he said. “They’ve al- ile and those who already have And to think she almost quit teach- ed. I know that with leadership comes during the 2019-20 Teacher of the ready looked at the turn-move- another liver disease. If you’re ing after one year. great responsibility. I am ready for it, Year Banquet Tuesday night at the ment counts before they made at high risk of hepatitis A, get After being named Bartow County’s and I just want to say congratulations Booth Western Art Museum in Car- the decision to do this.” vaccinated.” Teacher of the Year Tuesday night, to every single teacher here, and even tersville and will represent the school Per Sills, the project was ini- According to the district’s White Elementary first-grade teacher those who are not here, because we district in the Georgia Teacher of the tially slated to take just three news release, of the 761 cases Esthela Guzman was really glad she work in the trenches every day to fight Year competition next spring. years to complete. of hepatitis A that have been didn’t. for our students, and I’m just really confirmed statewide since June “Wow,” she said after receiving a grateful. This is an honor.” SEE GUZMAN, PAGE 2A SEE GDOT, PAGE 8A 2018, 42% of them have been in the Northwest Health Dis- trict. Along with Bartow, the 10-county district includes Ca- toosa, Chattooga, Dade, Floyd, Gordon, Haralson, Paulding, Bartow Boys & Girls Clubs supporters win two awards Polk and Walker. Typically, the district averages one hepatitis BY MARIE NESMITH A case each year. [email protected] To help protect area residents against this disease, Bartow In honor of their steadfast County Health Department — commitment to the Boys & 100 Zena Drive, Cartersville Girls Clubs of Bartow County, — is providing complimentary the Cartersville Service League hepatitis A vaccines Monday and Rob McGlon captured a pair through Wednesday from 8 of awards at the organization’s a.m. to 5 p.m.; Thursday, 8 a.m. Georgia Area Council in Jekyll to 6:30 p.m.; and Friday, 8 a.m. Island Oct. 3 and 4. to 2 p.m. No appointments are “The C.A.R.E. Award — Chil- required. dren Are the Reason for Excel- Citing the CDC, the release lence — [was] presented to the stated, “Georgia is one of 30 Cartersville Service League for states that since 2016 have ex- their long-time and continued perienced a widespread per- support of our organization, in- son-to-person outbreak of the cluding volunteer, fi nancial, ad- highly contagious liver infec- vocacy, mentoring, educational, SPECIAL Left, Rob McGlon, center, holds his Beverly Burton Board Member of the Year Award. McGlon and his fellow board mem- tion, which has hospitalized special programs and events, bers Walt Sullins and Jeff Tibbetts participated in the Georgia Area Council along with 35 other Boys & Girls Clubs orga- about 60% of Georgians who’ve cultural enrichment and special nizations representing 125 clubs and more than 150,000 club members. Right, during its regular Monday Day of Service at recently gotten it. Those most programs,” said Gordon Gilley, the Boys & Girls Clubs, the Cartersville Service League was presented with the C.A.R.E. Award from Boys & Girls Clubs of America. Pictured receiving the award from Boys & Girls Clubs of Bartow County Board Chairman Matthew Gambill are SEE HAV, PAGE 6A SEE B&G, PAGE 2A CSL members Kelly Young, Leslie Mauldin, Brittney Pogue and Andria Hertel.

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Tennessee St. Dock owners on seven feder- woman said there was no further and just pop out again, then I’m “Words can’t express the honor, just the whole experi- Cartersville, GA 30120 ally managed Georgia lakes are information available about when sure there will be some consterna- ence,” she said. “I have no words. I just feel so honored. I applauding a delay stopping a near- a future increase would be imple- tion, but if we work together on a really, really feel honored.” Phone: 770-382-4545 ly quadrupling of fees originally mented or if the dollar amount or solution then all parties can win.” Chief Human Resources Offi cer Macy Defnall said she After 5 p.m.: 770-382-4548 planned to take effect next year. format would change. A group of lawmakers, including and other selection committee members faced an impossi- Fax: 770-382-2711 Owners learned of the delay Still, the news was welcome to lakeside Gainesville resident U.S. ble task in having to choose a winner from the three fi nal- Alan Davis, Monday, The Atlanta Journal-Con- John Barker, president of the Lake Rep. Doug Collins, had repeatedly ists, exceptional education teacher Allie Ingle from Red Top Publisher stitution reported. Lanier Association. Barker said he pressed the Corps for more infor- Middle, science teacher Dana Hunt from Woodland High For the past 12 years, people hopes that he and other members mation behind the reasoning for and Guzman. Jason Greenberg, Managing Editor owning docks on lakes like Lani- of lakeside communities will be the hikes, saying explanations had “I’ve been doing this for 10 years,” she said. “It was prob- er and Allatoona had to pay $400 included in future proposed fee de- been insuffi cient. ably the hardest decision we’ve had to make to choose one Jennifer Moates, for a new permit or $175 for a re- cisions. Collins said in a statement that district Teacher of the Year. Advertising Director newal. Once paid, the permit is One of the chief complaints he had met with the Corps’ head, “I don’t know how we did it, but we did because we had good for fi ve years. But the Corps about the increase was that resi- Brig. Gen. Diana Holland, and to.” Mindy Salamon, Office Manager/Classified announced in June that the fees dents were not consulted before the planned on “continuing to engage When committee members visited Guzman’s classroom, Advertising Director for both new permits and renewals decision was announced. with the Corps” on the issue. they saw engagement, communication, collaboration and would go up to $835 on Jan. 1. “It came out of the blue,” Barker Collins, along with Rep. Jody fun, Defnall said. Lee McCrory, Now, two months before the in- said. Hice, R-Monroe, and Rep. Barry “Comments from the committee ranged from notes about Circulation/Distribution Manager crease was initially scheduled to “We’re excited that we feel like Loudermilk, R-Cassville, Rep. Jeff the inclusion of all the students [and] the compassion that Byron Pezzarossi, kick in, it’s been put on hold. they heard us. We’re glad they have Duncan, R-South Carolina, and you showed,” she said. “The respect for your students and Press Room Director The Army Corps’ national head- reconsidered it, and we hope we Rep. Virginia Foxx, R-North Car- your students to you was evident in every minute that we quarters will conduct a review of can get invited to the table to talk olina, had previously sent Holland were in your classroom.” Email: its shoreline management fees, in- about a new plan.” two letters demanding further ex- Superintendent Dr. Phillip Page congratulated Guzman, cluding the South Atlantic Division Barker said he is remaining cau- planation of the fee increases. 27, on her new title. PUBLISHER dock fees, according to a statement tiously optimistic about what the “They obviously have the right “We are awfully thankful that you are with us, and more [email protected] from the agency. delay could bring. to increase their fees as necessary than anything, we’re thankful that our kids get a chance to The increase would have affect- “That they acquiesced to recon- to cover costs and implement new be in your classroom,” he said. MANAGING EDITOR [email protected] ed permit owners in Georgia, Flor- sider the plan is a win for the dock and improved goods and services In a video, one boy called Guzman “really special” and ida, Alabama, North Carolina and permit owners on Lake Lanier. But on the lake, but we’d like to see said he would give her a “ five-star rating on Yelp.” NEWSROOM South Carolina, states making up it might only be a reprieve, and we some transparency on that,” Barker [email protected] the Corps’ South Atlantic Division. will see,” Barker said. “If they go in said. SEE GUZMAN, PAGE 8A FEATURES EDITOR [email protected]

PHOTOGRAPHER said. “Our mission: To enable all debit. A good friend and fellow For McGlon, the board posi- said. “It gives them the opportu- [email protected] B&G young people, especially those board member, Wade Wilson, tion turned out to be a perfect fi t. nity to develop their social skills STAFF REPORTERS who need us most, to reach their approached me and asked if I’d A Cartersville resident, he is the and prepare for the next stage in [email protected] full potential as productive, car- might be interested in joining the vice president of Starr Mathews their lives. From Page 1A [email protected] ing, responsible citizens.” board. Agency Inc. “After three years, I fi nd it hard chief professional offi cer for the “Pleasantly surprised” to win “At the time I knew very lit- “After a short time, it became to think of not being involved. SPORTS REPORTER Boys & Girls Clubs of Bartow the award, McGlon joined the tle about the organization. Quite obvious there are kids in Bartow We’re truly helping kids improve [email protected] County. “[The] Board Member nonprofi t’s board three years ago. frankly, I didn’t know why they County that need the club,” he their opportunity for success.” ADVERTISING DIRECTOR Beverly Burton Award [is] giv- “This community has given would ask me. After all, I had [email protected] en to the state’s most impactful so much to me and our fami- no experience or general knowl- board member who has served ly,” McGlon said. “I’m always edge of the workings of the club. OFFICE MANAGER/CLASSI- fi ve years or less. This winner is looking for a way to give back; Regardless, I was fl attered they FIED ADVERTISING DIRECTOR [email protected] Rob McGlon, the Support Ser- what a great way to repay such a would consider me.” vices Committee leader of our LEGAL ADVERTISING board of directors. 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BY JAMES SWIFT Name: Bill Dale Grizzle [email protected] Age: 69 Current City: Rydal Everybody knows that Santa Hometown: Rydal Claus lives at the North Pole. But what isn’t as widely known The Daily Tribune News is that the county has its very (DTN): So how did you get in- own Kriss Kringle residing in volved in portraying Santa? North Bartow. Bill Dale Grizzle (BDG): “I was actually born in Car- I had several people that kept tersville at the old Howell hounding me about it, be- Quillian Clinic and raised in a cause I seemed to have turned little section of Bartow County white-headed and had a white called Grizzletown,” said Bill beard. So I tried it out and Dale Grizzle — a longtime loved it and have been doing it Rydal resident who doubles as for about seven years. JAMES SWIFT/THE DAILY TRIBUNE NEWS Saint Nick come the holiday Rydal resident Bill Dale Grizzle, 69, has portrayed Santa Claus at various events throughout Bartow County for several years. season. DTN: Is there anything you “I do a lot of photo opportu- do to get “into character” as turbing, children from bad get tired of John Berry singing ing that this is Jesus’ birthday. nities and I visit Hickory Log Santa? family situations. Of course that song. There’s others that at Christmastime and share BDG: I’ve been to a couple on the opposite end of the I really like, but more or less DTN: What’s your favorite some time with the fellas up of Santa training schools — spectrum, I’ve had some chil- I like all Christmas songs, es- thing about being Santa? there. I do home visits, I do several of them, as a matter of dren that have just blessed my pecially the ones that sing of BDG: It’s got to be the kids. church visits and there’s a cou- fact. And I’ve always learned heart and brightened my day the true meaning of Christmas, No, I take that back. It’s being ple of local businesses that I something from each one of beyond words. Any particular that being the birth of Jesus. able to convey the message of Subscribe go see and share some family them. There’s always some- one would be hard to point out the good news of Jesus Christ time with them — they invite thing to learn if you keep your without going into a half-hour DTN: To you, what makes … but second to that, it’s the their customers and customers’ eyes and ears open. conversation. But I’ve had a lot Christmas such a magical and kids. I love spending time with and SAVE families in to visit with Santa of memorable experiences, and appealing time of the year? the kids. We get so many dif- and take photos and have a lit- DTN: Can you tell us a little I hope I have a lot more in the BDG: It’s the coming togeth- ferent reactions from each kid, tle fun.” bit about your work as an au- future. er of family, the sharing of love, from just the pure joy of get- Call 770- Even without the classic red thor? and especially with the young- ting on Santa’s knee and shar- and white ensemble, scores BDG: I like to write folk- DTN: So when kids ask er ones, the sharing of gifts. ing what they would like for 382-4545 of shoppers and onlookers type stories, young-readers you how Santa gets around But I think mostly it’s just a Christmas, and sometimes I get flocked to Grizzle’s booth at material, children material. the whole world in one night, time that families come to- big hugs and sometimes a kiss The Daily the 2019 Christmas Village And I try to always incorpo- what’s your go-to response? gether and share love and share on the cheek. And then some- extravaganza at the Clarence rate a positive theme to my sto- BDG: Oh, that’s the magic time and hopefully, we all stop times we have a screamer that Tribune News Brown Conference Center over ries, and I’m not bashful about of Christmas. I have a lot of and take time to thank God for wants nothing to do with San- the weekend. At one point, a sharing my faith in God in my kids ask me where my rein- the abundance that we have in ta. But even those are fun, and passerby even dropped off a stories. I think that’s my call- deer are. And unfortunately, I this country. We are so blessed we try to make fun out of those humongous, plastic container ing as an author is to share the have to explain to them that the to have the freedoms that we do little situations and enjoy them of treats — naturally, the top of good news of Jesus and always reindeer only work one day a and the financial stability that nonetheless. the dish was marked, in bright, include positive thoughts, and year, and that’s just part of the we have in our country. And I black letters, to “Santa.” hopefully my readers will get magic of Christmas. And any hope we take time to remem- For Grizzle, yuletide mirth something well-meaning out of other time, I get around in my ber that and remember where it isn’t just relegated to the late my stories. old truck that I named “Silver all comes from — I think what winter months. Bell,” or sometimes I go from makes this time of the year the “I celebrate Christmas year- DTN: Do you have a most place-to-place on trains, planes most special is just remember- round, from Dec. 25 until the memorable experience portray- and sometimes even ships. next Dec. 25,” he said. “I’ve ing Santa over the years? had a lot of people stop me on BDG: Oh, I have a lot of DTN: What’s your pick for OfÀ ce the street or in a store or wher- memorable experiences. I’ve the best Christmas song of all- $ ever and say ‘Santa, you’re a had some heartbreaking expe- time? 55 Visit little early’ or ‘Santa, you’re riences when children share BDG: “O Holy Night” is re- • No Appointment Necessary a little late.’ And I always re- some things emotionally dis- ally special to me, and I never • Walk-ins Welcome spond with ‘Santa is never too early, and he’s never too late.’” 14 A Legacy Way After painting houses for 35 Adairsville, GA 30103 years, Grizzle retired and be- (Across from El Nopal) came an author. He co-found- ed his own company, The Pine 770-773-9902 Log Press, and has penned several tomes, including “Man- dy the Mischievous Elf” and “Fossendocker Bill: Gramps and the New House.” And when he’s not putting pen to parchment, you’re like- ly to find him out and about in the community, spreading the Med Care Christmas spirit at fundraisers, Walk-in Clinic Hablamos Español photo shoots and even the oc- OFFICE HOURS: Mon., Tues., Wed., Fri. 8 am-4 pm casional yuletide wedding. Thurs. & Sat. 8 am - 12 noon Dr. Donald C. Evans • Sally Jo Sanford, APRN-BC “We’re all children, some Trena Ray, APRN-BC • Joy Rice, NP-C of us are just in older bodies,” Quality Health Care at Affordable Prices! Grizzle shouted out with glee. “And I love the old ones, I love the grandmas that want to plop More than you expect from a jewelry store. down on Santa’s knee. I just love it all — I absolutely love 402 E. Church St., Down from Moe’s Christmas, and I love being 770-382-0076 Santa.”

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BY BILL BARROW proposals on the left fl ank that Warren Associated Press and her fellow progressive, Sen. Bernie Sanders, have set. Bristling at Elizabeth Warren’s sug- Rather than obliterate private insur- gestions that he’s a milquetoast moder- ance, Biden touts a government plan to ate with small ideas, presidential candi- compete alongside private fi rms. Rather date Joe Biden countered Saturday that than government covering all four-year he offers a “bold” vision for the country college tuition, Biden pushes two years and warned that Democratic primary a taxpayer-paid tuition. On climate, he voters should not get distracted by the backs most long-term goals of the left’s party’s increasingly tense battle over “Green New Deal,” but on a longer time- ideological labels. line and with an initially less aggressive It was a departure from Biden’s usual crackdown on the fossil fuel industry. campaign speech and signaled perhaps “It’s made to look like ‘Well, Biden a new phase of Democrats’ search for is coming off with some moderate pro- a nominee to take on President Donald posal,’” Biden said Saturday. “There’s Trump, with Warren, the leading pro- nothing moderate about making sure ev- gressive candidate, and Biden, the top eryone has health care. There’s nothing choice for most moderates and estab- moderate about getting to net-zero emis- lishment liberals, ratcheting up the in- sions. There’s nothing moderate about tensity three months ahead of the Iowa fundamentally changing the school sys- caucuses. tem in America so we can effectively “The vision I have for this country, complete in the 20th century.” there’s nothing small about it. It is like The difference in his proposals, Biden going to the moon,” Biden told support- argued: “I tell you straight up how we’re ers in Des Moines, as he hit the high going to pay for it and how much it’s points of a policy slate that would in- going to cost and how it’s going to get crease the federal government’s spend- done.” ing and scope on everything from health The dynamics Biden faces were crys- care to the climate crisis. tallized as young climate activists inter- Without naming Warren, the former rupted him and chided him for not doing vice president said his ideas — such as CHARLIE NEIBERGALL/AP enough to take on the oil and gas indus- Democratic presidential candidate former Vice President Joe Biden speaks during a fund-raising fi sh fry for U.S. a “public option” to compete alongside Rep. Abby Finkenauer, D-Iowa, Saturday at Hawkeye Downs Expo Center in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. try. “Let her speak,” the candidate said private health insurance, as opposed to as his supporters tried to drown out one Warren’s “Medicare-for-All” plan run crats’ annual fundraising gala to draw so because of an economic and political ning on.” of the activists. altogether by the government — ac- sharp distinctions in the Democratic system rigged against the working class. “I’m talking about my vision for Yet as the small group chanted, sang tually set the progressive standard in fi eld, though she, like Biden, avoided “If the most we can promise is ‘business what it means to build an America go- and ultimately departed, Biden grew 2020 for a simple reason: They’re more naming opponents. as usual’ after Donald Trump,” Warren ing forward that doesn’t just work for a more frustrated. achievable. “Anyone who comes on this stage said, “then Democrats will lose.” thin slice at the top, but an America that “If you’ll notice, they left before I an- “I’m not promising anything crazy,” and tells you to dream small and give The senator doubled-down Saturday, works for everyone,” she said. swered her question,” he said. “This is Biden said. “But it’s a vision — a vision up early is not going to lead our party insisting in Vinson, Iowa, that sweeping Still, at the very least, Biden’s reac- what is going on that’s wrong with our of how we can get things done.” to victory,” the Massachusetts senator plans are good politics and perhaps nec- tion suggests frustration over Warren’s party right now. Everything is taken in With reporters afterward, Biden ze- told thousands of voters sporting t-shirts essary to upend Trump. “We need big apparent momentum, even as he and his contexts that are not accurate.” roed in on Warren’s estimated $20 and waving signs as their preferred can- ideas to inspire people, to get them to aides maintain that his philosophical As his voice calmed, he sought again trillion price tag for the fi rst decade of didates took turns on center stage at a turn out for the caucuses, to turn out and approach will be successful among both to widen his appeal. single-payer insurance. “Getting that downtown Des Moines arena Friday vote,” Warren said. Democratic primary voters and the gen- “The way we win is we unify, we plan through, even in a Democratic Con- night. Asked hours later, after an event in eral electorate. come together as Democrats,” he said. gress,” Biden predicted, “would be dif- Even if “some people in our party don’t Dubuque, if she was suggesting candi- Biden’s proposals, to be clear, put him “We all have basically the same hopes fi cult.” want to admit it,” Warren argued, the na- dates like Biden weren’t being ambitious to the left of recent Democratic nomi- and dreams. The question is, practically, Biden’s latest volleys came barely 12 tion is in “a time of crisis” not just be- enough, Warren responded: “Nope. I’m nees, including Hillary Clinton in 2016. how we get there. But it’s not a lack of hours after Warren used Iowa Demo- cause of Trump’s divisiveness but more just out here talking about what I’m run- But on most points, he falls short of the vision.” US judge blocks Trump’s health Crews make progress on large insurance rule for immigrants Southern California wildfi re THE ASSOCIATED PRESS seeking immigrant visas from abroad — not A federal judge in Portland, Oregon, on those in the U.S. already. It does not affect law- Saturday put on hold a Trump administration ful permanent residents. It does not apply to BY JOHN ANTCZAK rule requiring immigrants prove they will have asylum-seekers, refugees or children. Associated Press health insurance or can pay for medical care be- The proclamation says immigrants will be fore they can get visas. barred from entering the country unless they Authorities lifted evacuation U.S. District Judge Michael Simon granted are to be covered by health insurance within orders for a farm community a temporary restraining order that prevents the 30 days of entering or have enough fi nancial re- Saturday as firefighters make rule from going into effect Sunday. It’s not clear sources to pay for any medical costs. progress on a large wildfire in when he will rule on the merits of the case. The rule is the Trump administration’s latest Southern California that con- Seven U.S. citizens and a nonprofi t organiza- effort to limit immigrant access to public pro- tinues to threaten about 2,500 tion fi led the federal lawsuit Wednesday con- grams while trying to move the country away homes and buildings. tending the rule would block nearly two-thirds from a family based immigration system to a Ventura County officials al- of all prospective legal immigrants. merit-based system. lowed an unknown number of The lawsuit also said the rule would greatly The White House said in a statement at the residents in Somis to return reduce or eliminate the number of immigrants time the proclamation was issued that too many home Saturday morning af- who enter the United States with family spon- non-citizens were taking advantage of the ter firefighters contained 20% sored visas. country’s “generous public health programs,” of the Maria Fire, which has “We’re very grateful that the court recog- and said immigrants contribute to the problem burned nearly 15 square miles nized the need to block the health care ban im- of “uncompensated health care costs.” and forced nearly 11,000 peo- mediately,” says Justice Action Center senior Under the government’s visa rule, the re- ple to evacuate. litigator Esther Sung, who argued at Saturday’s quired insurance can be bought individually or While fire activity sub- hearing on behalf of the plaintiffs. “The ban provided by an employer and it can be short- sided overnight, winds and would separate families and cut two-thirds of term coverage or catastrophic. skin-cracking low humidity green-card-based immigration starting tonight, Medicaid doesn’t count, and an immigrant were expected to enter their were the ban not stopped.” can’t get a visa if using the Affordable Care fourth day Saturday and make The proclamation signed by President Don- Act’s subsidies when buying insurance. The another difficult day for fire- ald Trump in early October applies to people federal government pays for those subsidies. fighters. Moreover, an unex- pected area of clouds moved NOAH BERGER/AP in from the south, threatening An air tanker drops retardant as the Maria Fire approaches San- to bring lightning strikes and ta Paula, California, on Friday. According to Ventura County Fire Department, the blaze has scorched more than 8,000 acres wind gusts of 20 to 30 mph and destroyed at least two structures. over the region, the National Weather Service said. minutes before the fire erupted more damaged, Cal Fire said. Police in Santa Monica urged in the same area. Many other structures also beachgoers to seek shelter in- Edison and other utilities burned. doors after lightning was re- up and down the state shut off Historic, dry winds prompt- ported over the city. power to hundreds of thousands ed the state’s largest utility, Crews battled to keep the of people this week out of con- Pacific Gas & Electric Co., to flames away from orchards and cerns that high winds could initiate four rounds of wide- farms in the rural area. Three cause power lines to spark and spread pre-emptive shut-offs in buildings were destroyed. start fires. Northern California this month The fire erupted on a hill- SCE will cooperate with in- to prevent wildfires. top northwest of Los Angeles vestigators, the utility said. But the Contra Costa County on Thursday during what had In Northern California, more Fire Protection District pegged been expected to be the tail end people were allowed to return the utility’s equipment as the of gusty Santa Ana winds. to areas evacuated due to the cause of three smaller fires that The cause was under investi- huge Kincade Fire burning for cropped up Oct. 27 in the San gation but there was a troubling days in the Sonoma County Francisco Bay Area suburbs of possibility that an electrical wine country. Martinez and Lafayette. line might have been involved The 121-square-mile fire was And while the cause of the — as such lines have been at 72% contained, the California Kincade Fire hasn’t been de- other recent fires. Department of Forestry and termined, PG&E reported a Southern California Edison Fire Protection said. problem with a transmission said Friday that it re-energized The tally of destroyed homes tower near the spot where the a 16,000-volt power line 13 reached 175 and there were 35 fire started.

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CONTACTING Sen. Johnny Isakson • 131 Russell Senate Offi ce Building • Washington, D.C. 20510 202-224-3643 • isakson.senate.gov Gov. Brian Kemp • 206 Washington St., Suite 203, State Capitol • Atlanta, GA, 30334 • gov.georgia.gov OUR Sen. Chuck Hufstetler • 3 Orchard Spring Dr. • Rome GA, 30165 • 404-656-0034 • [email protected] Sen. David Perdue • 455 Russell Offi ce Building • Washington, Sen. Bruce Thompson • 25 Hawks Branch Ln., • White, GA 30184 • 404-656-0065 • [email protected] ELECTED D.C. 20510 • 202-224-3521 • perdue.senate.gov Rep. Matthew Gambill • P.O. Box 487 Cartersville, GA 30120 • 404-656-0254 • [email protected] Rep. Barry Loudermilk • 329 Cannon House Offi ce Building • Rep. Mitchell Scoggins • P.O. Box 1051 Cartersville, GA 30120 • 404-656-0325 • [email protected] OFFICIALS Washington, D.C. 20515 • 202-225-2931 • loudermilk.house.gov Rep. Trey Kelley • P.O. Box 206 Cedartown, GA 30125 • 404-656-5024 • [email protected] The Daily Tribune News Local www.daily-tribune.com • Sunday, November 3, 2019 5A

“Relaxer” is a very, very simple about Cuba Gooding, Jr. And if yes, it most certainly involves one movie. In fact, the entire movie that wasn’t enough to break up character exiting the movie with takes place in one room, and the his concentration, at one point approximately one fewer heads Swift at the main character spends literally these exterminators come in and than when the movie began. 99% of the movie just sitting on a bug-bomb the apartment while In other words, this is true cin- couch playing Nintendo 64. You he’s trying to gleam insight out ematic art, fellas. see, “Relaxer” is a period piece of Cartoon Network program- Although the local moviehouse set in 1999, and it’s about this ming. But NOTHING compares ain’t playin’ it because they have guy who’s trying to win a video to the scene where he tries to tap to save room for one more screen- Movies game contest for $10,000 so he the water main in the wall and ing of Rambo: Last Blood,” you can survive the impending Y2K accidentally spikes the sewer line can check “Relaxer” out anytime apocalypse. But doing so means — needless to say, you may not you want on the YouTubes or he has to fi nish “Pac-Man” in one want to be eating anything green Amazon Primes for only a nomi- sitting, including the infamous or brown during your individual nal fee of $3.99. level 256, where the screen conks screening. Ultimately, I’d feel comfortable ‘Relaxer’ is a mini- out and there’s just a bunch of Of course, the movie goes giving this one a solid THREE gibberish all over the TV set. completely off the rails in the fi - AND A HALF PIECES OF Swift The only problem is, he keeps nal 20 minutes, and I don’t want POPCORN OUT OF FOUR masterpiece of minimalism getting distracted by Media Play to spoil it for you. All I’m going rating; I mean, how could I give employees who tape two-liter to tell you is that yes, it does in- anything less to a movie that’s BY JAMES SWIFT I seen a director so skilled at ex- owe it to yourself to check out his bottles of Faygo Cherry Cola volve a botched home invasion, basically a 90-minute PlayStation [email protected] ceeding expectations with such a latest movie “Relaxer,” even if it to their hands like boxing mitts yes it does involve hitherto un- commercial directed by Salvador meager budget, and you defi nitely means driving to Atlanta to see it. and keep asking him questions mentioned psychic powers and Dali? When I was a kid, I used to laugh at all my elders who used to say they could feel a rain storm coming in through their joints. Even now, I vividly recall my great-uncle-thrice-removed Jocephus Jebediah Jimmy Jack hopping around in his overalls holding his left patella going “It’s ‘bout to pour a monsoon!’ at family get-togethers, and I’d just laugh him off as being some cra- zy, superstitious kook. Well, here I am, a good 20 years later, and much to my shock and horror, I’ve found out Joce- phus Jebediah Jimmy Jack (we always said he should’ve become a rapper under the name of J-To- The-Fourth) was 100% right. As soon as you turn 30, your bones all-of-a-sudden transform into thunderstorm-detecting radar de- vices, and pending a big enough squall is rolling into town, the barometric pressure might be enough to keep you from using the stairs. Sometimes, I feel like I’m Spi- der-Man, except instead of being alerted to petty crimes transpir- ing in the vicinity, I’ve got some sort of magical power that lets me know that — in exactly fi ve hours — it’s going to rain really hard in Euharlee for about 10 minutes. At this point, I don’t even need the Weather Channel anymore. In fact, I’ve studied the nuances of my joint aches so in-depth, I can tell you what the atmospheric conditions are gonna’ be like all over northwest Georgia just by jutting my tibia out a little bit. For example, if my hip starts aching for no medically rational reason whatsoever, you know what that means? Calhoun’s about to get fl ooded. And if my Achilles tendon, inexplicably, is sore or infl amed? If you’ve got rental properties in Dalton, take heed, ‘cause Whitfi eld County is about to experience some mud- slides. It’s a weird phenomenon, but I think the older I get, the greater my early-storm-detection scope gets. If my big toe hurts, I take it that means sloppy weather’s right at the Georgia/Tennessee line, and if I get inexplicable elbow pains, that means something nas- ty is coming in westward from Floyd County (and no, not just University of Alabama fans that got lost on their way to Atlanta.) But when I get really worried is when, for no discernible reason at all, my shoulders start aching. At that point, I’d advise every- body within a 25-mile radius to seek shelter, because that means something terrible-awful is hap- pening down past Macon, and as anybody who has ever spent a weekend at Georgia Southern can rightly tell you, nothing good hardly ever comes from below Bibb County in general. But you know what the big takeaway from all this is for me? To actually listen to your elders, because as insane as their ram- blings may be, sometimes they’re actually right about things. In fact, I spent 30 minutes at Mc- Donald’s a couple of days ago, just listening to these two 80-year-old guys shoot the breeze over their morning cups of coffee and hash browns. Out of the blue, one of them turned to the other and said ‘Ughhh, my second metatarsal from the right on my left foot is fl aring up again. Know what that means, Earl?” And without missing a beat, Earl replied “Sure do, Clem. It means the oil futures market in Eritrea is about to take a big hit in June — well, that, or you need to buy some bigger shoes.” And speaking of prophetic visions, remember this name, folks — Joel Potrykus. He’s this 40-something director out of Michigan, and in about 10 years’ time, he’s going to be one of the biggest hotshots in Hollywood. Not since Sam “From ‘The Evil Dead’ to ‘Spider-Man’” Raimi and Peter “From ‘Bad Taste’ to ‘Lord of the Rings”’ Jackson have 6A Sunday, November 3, 2019 Businesswww.daily-tribune.com The Daily Tribune News How to handle move-in inspections How can I teach my

I was out doing service calls shakedown and make sure they This process sets up expecta- have lived in the house and can high school student on some of our rentals yester- list any defects they find. We tions in the minds of the new let me know of any other issues day. There’s a reason for that. tenants that they will also be that come up. It’s mainly that I like to handle graded and scrutinized when But the best part of this strat- the importance the repairs listed on a newly they leave. egy is that I get to do a surprise installed tenants’ move-in in- New tenants are supposed in-home inspection. spection sheet. to get the move-in inspection What I do is after the two of fi nancial literacy? First, let me tell you about sheet back to us three days af- weeks are up, I let them know the importance of the move-in ter the move in. Doing it after that we will be scheduling ser- Even though your child is just in high school, he or she may inspection process, and then, they move in is important be- vice calls the following week. I still have to deal with certain fi nancial challenges. Whether this I’ll explain why I like to handle cause things tend to show up don’t tell them what day. involves saving for an important purchase like a car or learning those repairs myself. after they’ve spent a few nights The morning I plan to do how to use a credit card responsibly, it’s important for your high During the lease-up process, there that they could easily them, I text the tenant to let schooler to have a basic understanding of fi nancial literacy con- which is the hour that we spend miss in a vacant house. them know I will be out and ask cepts in order to manage his or with new tenants going over A case in point was we had if I need to bring a key or will her fi nances more effectively. our lease, there’s a portion ded- English a tenant fill out and send in a someone be home. Nine times While fi nancial literacy icated to the move-in inspec- move-in inspection sheet be- out of 10, they are already at offerings in schools have in- tion. fore she moved in. We went work. This means they left the creased in popularity, a re- It reads as follows: let them know that the impor- ahead and scheduled repairs. house and did not expect an in- cent study reported that only “Management wants the Res- tance of the move-in inspection After she moved in, she spection. 17 states require high school idents to protect themselves to is twofold. called and said there was no I did this on two houses yes- students to take a personal the best of their ability. There- No. 1, they are grading how hot water. We had to send our terday and both were immacu- fi nance course before they fore, Residents are given every the previous tenants left the guys out again, only to find the late. graduate, according to Sur- opportunity to document de- house. breaker to the water heater was One of them looked like a vey of the States, Council for fects in the house they occupy. And No. 2, they are protect- off. That second trip could’ve showcase at Bed Bath & Be- Economic Education. Here THIS WILL ESTABLISH ing themselves from liability of been avoided. yond. They had no idea I was are some ways you can teach THE INITIAL CONDITION damage caused by the previous Since then, we have de- coming, and it really made me high school students the im- Moore ACCORDING TO THE RES- tenants. veloped another philosophy, smile knowing they left their portance of fi nancial literacy: IDENTS AS WELL AS THE Now, we rarely, if ever, have which includes me going out to house in such great condition. Advocate saving. Encourage your children to set aside a por- CONDITION IN WHICH THE tenants hurt our houses. But do the repairs. This strategy helps confirm tion of any money they receive from an allowance, gift, or job. PREMISES WERE LEFT BY should damage ever occur and We wait about two weeks what we saw at the in-home Be sure to talk about goals that require a fi nancial commitment, THE PRIOR TENANTS. we have to go to court, having before scheduling repairs, as- during the application process such as a car, college, and travel. As an added incentive, consider Management agrees to have our move-in inspections done suming nothing major was on and let’s us know we made the matching the funds they save for a worthy purpose. all functional defects remedied this way gives us a third-par- the list. But things like an out- right tenant choice. Show them the numbers. Use an online calculator to demon- to the best of their ability at no ty view of what the proper- let that doesn’t work can wait. strate the concept of long-term investing and the power of com- cost to the residents. Residents ty looked like when the new This allows the tenant to have — Joe and Ashley English pound interest. Your children may be surprised to see how fast are encouraged to report every- tenant moved in. been in the house for close to buy houses and mobile homes invested funds can accumulate, especially when you match or thing on or about the property Therefore, the old tenant three weeks before I come out. in Northwest Georgia. For contribute an additional amount each month. that requires repair no matter cannot blame personality con- That’s two weeks, plus the more information or to ask a Let them practice. Let older teens become responsible for how slight.” flicts for our scrutiny of the week it took to get the move-in question, go to www.cashflow- paying certain expenses (e.g., clothing and entertainment). The During the lease up, I ask condition of the property if we inspection back. withjoe.com or call Joe at 678- possibility of running out of their own money might make them them to give the house a good have to go before a judge. During that time, they will 986-6813. think more carefully about their spending habits and choices. It may also encourage them to budget their money more effectively. Cover the basics. By the time your children graduate from high school, they should at least understand the basic concepts of fi nan- Jan. 1, 2006, these individu- Along with getting vacci- For further details about the cial literacy. This includes saving, investing, using credit respon- HAV als may not need vaccination. nated, some of the top ways to free hepatitis A vaccinations, sibly, debt management, and protection planning with insurance. Health department staff can prevent hepatitis A is washing contact the Bartow County From Page 1A check your vaccination status one’s hands, practicing good Health Department at 770-382- — Bart Moore is a fi nancial advisor with Raymond James if you are unsure if you were hygiene skills and preparing 1920 or visit https://nwgapubli- at 100 W. Cherokee Ave., Cartersville, and can be reached at at risk of hepatitis A include il- previously vaccinated.” food properly. chealth.org. 770-382-2124. This article is furnished by Broadridge Investor licit — injection and non-injec- Communications Solutions, Inc., to be used by Raymond James tion — drug users; individuals advisors. who have a history of incarcer- ation in jail or prison; men who have sex with men; close con- tacts of people with hepatitis A; homeless or transient indi- viduals; and persons with close contact to someone with these risk factors.” The vaccine would offer pro- tection for a maximum of 11 years. The district recommends receiving two shots six months apart to be protected over one’s lifetime. The Bartow County Health Department only will waive the fees of the first vac- cination. The second shot is around $100 and may be cov- ered by insurance. “We urge individuals with one or more of these risk fac- tors, especially illicit drug use, to get vaccinated,” stated Dr. Zachary Taylor — interim health director for the North- west Health District — in the news release. “If you’ve had hepatitis A, you have lifelong immunity to the disease and do not need to be vaccinated. “Also, since hepatitis A vac- cination is required for school- age children born on or after THE WEEK IN REVIEW

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state in time for next spring’s pri- case that happens,” he said. “So Dominion technicians will be maries. the bottom line is, we don’t want on hand for Bartow’s munici- Georgia high court Voting “When you verify that you’ve anyone’s voting experience to be pal-level elections on Tuesday, in got all the selections correct, then lengthened or make it any more case any major equipment prob- From Page 1A you can go ahead and take that annoying than we have to.” lems arise. After the elections, affi rms dismissal of voters, who are also tasked with over to new ballot-scanner ma- With so few residents turning Bartow has been chosen for the determining who will fi ll two chines, put that on there and press out for advanced voting, Kirk said State’s fi rst audit with the new council seats in another three-can- that button, and that’s when your he couldn’t predict how the new machines in operation — a date, election challenge didate race between incumbent ballot will be counted, that’s when machines will impact throughput time and place for that, Kirk said, Vincent Wiley and challengers we will make an electronic copy in future elections. is still to be determined. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Corey Sanford and Charles Low- of it, so we will have a scanned “A lot of people fi nd it to be Kirk said the shift to the new Georgia’s highest court on Thursday affi rmed a lower court dis- ry. picture of it,” he described how very intuitive, some others need- equipment has been a signifi cant missal of a lawsuit challenging the outcome of last year’s race for In Euharlee it’s another the new voting system operates. ed a few instructions to remember one for the county’s poll work- lieutenant governor in a case that put a spotlight on the outdated three-candidate race for two open “So now, for the fi rst time in 17 to get their card or take the ballot ers, who are being trained on new voting machines the state is in the process of replacing. council seats — with incumbent years, we’ll actually be able to do over there, and next year I don’t voting hardware for the fi rst time The lawsuit alleged that an undercount of tens of thousands of David Duncan and challengers a physical recount when you have think we’re going to see so much since 2002. votes in the lieutenant governor’s race was likely caused by prob- Tim Abbott and Michael W. Trox- those close elections that are with- of that because of the lines,” he “I think the biggest takeaway lems with the state’s paperless touchscreen voting machines that ell on the ballot — which is also in a half-percent.” said. “If they have enough peo- from this is for us to go slow, take either caused voters not to vote in that race or those votes to go the case in White, where incum- Throughout the advanced vot- ple there to see what the process our time as we’re opening, as uncounted. That assertion is “wholly unsupported” by the record bents Charles Buttrum and Ryan ing period, Kirk said he’s heard looks like before they go through we’re closing,” Kirk said. “As the in the case, so the trial court wasn’t wrong to conclude that the Evans both up for re-election little to no complaints from voters it, they’ll have less questions when employees who haven’t had a lot plaintiffs “failed to meet their burden of showing an irregularity and Gary Crisp is running as an about their experiences with the it’s their turn.” of experience with this, as they’re in Georgia’s electronic voting system suffi cient to cast doubt on at-large challenger. Residents in new equipment. And while there While he hasn’t received much using this new equipment, to make the 2018 election,” Georgia Supreme Court Justice Sarah Warren White will also determine a may- have been a few technical hiccups feedback from voters on the new sure that they’re not missing any wrote in the unanimous opinion. oral contest between incumbent with the hardware, Kirk said no equipment, Kirk said several he steps, to make sure that they’re Republican Geoff Duncan beat Democrat Sarah Riggs Amico Kim Dupree Billue and challenger major malfunctions have been re- has spoken with told him they feel doing everything they need to do by 123,172 votes to become lieutenant governor. Amico is not a David J. King; the two previously ported. reassured by the paper ballots. At to make this secure and operate party to the lawsuit, which was fi led in November by the Coali- faced off in 2017, with Billue best- “With any pilot rollout, you’re least one, however, described the properly.” tion for Good Governance, an election integrity advocacy orga- ing King 94 votes to 73. going to see some technical is- new voting system as “clunky,” While in many respects this nization; Smythe Duval, who ran for secretary of state as a Lib- From a broader, state-level per- sues, just equipment-related stuff and told Kirk he preferred Bar- week’s elections can be viewed as ertarian; and two Georgia voters. It was fi led against Duncan and spective, the biggest news about or just training-related,” he said. tow’s previous touchscreen voting technological trial runs for next election offi cials. Bartow’s elections isn’t who is on “For example, the fi rst day there’s devices. year’s high-stakes state and feder- the ballots, but how those ballots a battery backup for the printer Earlier this year, organizations al elections — with turnout almost are being cast. The county was that folks forgot to turn on. We like the American Civil Liber- certain to dwarf the numbers for chosen as one of six throughout realized what the problem was, ties Union and Common Cause 2019’s municipal races — Kirk Georgia to pilot the new $100-mil- we gave them instructions and we announced plans to “monitor” nonetheless said he feels disheart- lion-plus, paper-backed Dominion were back on track in no time.” elections throughout the counties ened by the apparent lack of voter Voting Systems equipment, which Kirk said there was one instance selected to pilot the Dominion interest in local-level government. is scheduled to roll out statewide of ballot jamming in a scanner at equipment. “I think most things that im- in 2020. the Cartersville Civic Center. It “We’ve had some observers pact your everyday life are local, Georgia Secretary of State Brad was replaced Friday. come to look at the process, and as far as politics are concerned,” Raffensperger told The Daily “We had to go out there to clean I haven’t gotten any complaints he said. “But it seems like there is Tribune News that about 32,000 it, and then feed the ballots until from them,” Kirk said. “We spoke a much heavier emphasis in peo- new voting machines and rough- the end of the day. For the ones a little bit, I walked them through ple’s minds on the federal offi ces ly 6,000 new electronic pollbooks that could not be scanned at the the process and they seemed and not so much on the state and will be in service throughout the time, there is an emergency bin in pleased with it.” local — especially the local.”

Mac Johnson Road NW, Carters- 307 Cassville Pine Log Road NE, Tommy Dewayne Vanmeter, of ville, was held on a Superior Court White, was arrested and charged 19 Meadowbridge Drive SW, Car- BARTOW sentence. with violation of a family violence tersville, was held on agency assist. order. BLOTTER Johnny Joker Keosoukahn, of Jessica Lynn White, of 1248 Ta- 6712 Galts Road, Acworth, was ar- Lloyd Curtis Mulkey, of 307 gli Trail, Morrow, was arrested and rested and charged with probation Cassville Pine Log Road NE, charged with two counts of theft by The following information — violation. White, was arrested and charged shoplifting and theft by deception. names, photos, addresses, charges with driving under the infl uence of and other details — was taken di- Myrtle Latrice Maxwell, of 711 alcohol. rectly from Bartow County Sher- Martin Luther King Drive NW, iff’s Offi ce jail records. Not every Adairsville, was arrested and Corey Patricia Noblitt, of 1093 arrest leads to a conviction, and charged with driving while license Plantation Court, Villa Rica, was for your generous a conviction or acquittal is deter- is suspended or revoked. arrested and charged with simple Thank you! support of education. mined by the court system. battery. Joshua Jarrett Moore, of 29 Oak EDITOR’S NOTE: The Bartow Grove Lane NW, Adairsville, was Guillermo David Segarra, of 1116 Our Daily Tribune News Newspaper In Education partners County Sheriff’s Offi ce is having arrested and charged with criminal N. Tennessee St. SE 81, Cartersville, are providing materials and newspapers to Bartow County technical diffi culties and arrest trespass-interference with property. was arrested and charged with driv- photos are currently unavailable. ing without a valid license. / Cartersville classrooms. Why newspapers? Because the Christopher Lloyd Mulkey, of November 1 newspaper is a living textbook, enabling students at all levels to develop good reading skills while gaining an Travis Blake Adams, of 1042 Hawthorne Way, Marietta, was ar- understanding of the world around them. rested and charged with probation violation. GOLD SPONSORS Gregory Scott Blaylock, of 122 Cherry St. NW, Adairsville, was SPENCER boarded at the jail. FAMILY Gianni William Bunce, of 24 Sioux Road NE, Cartersville, was MEDICINE, PC arrested and charged with open container violation and driving un- der the infl uence of alcohol. SILVER SPONSORS

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From Page 2A Another boy said she was one of the best teachers who had “ever taught me to speak En- glish because she always would tell me, ‘You’ve got it. Don’t worry. You’re going to get it one day, I promise.’” And a former female student said, “We really miss her, but I think she’s really proud of us for moving on.” Also in the video, WES Prin- cipal Amy Heater recalled how Guzman, who earned a bache- lor’s degree in early childhood education from Kennesaw State University and is pursuing a master’s degree in instruction with a concentration in early childhood education from Au- gusta University, had come to her and said she had “thought RANDY PARKER/THE DAILY TRIBUNE NEWS about leaving the profession” Left, White Elementary School teacher Esthela Guzman, here with Bartow County School Super- after only a year. intendent Dr. Phillip Page, was named Bartow County Teacher of the Year Oct. 29 at the BCSS Teacher of the Year Banquet at the Booth Western Art Museum. Right, Guzman addresses the “This gave me great panic,” banquet attendees. she said. “It still gives me great panic to this day, even when I of my kids and just seeing the and said he just wanted to “take Elementary, Anne DeKoker Pine Log Elementary, Jennifer Ms. Frasier said a total of think about it, because she is a growth and how they talked the time tonight to celebrate from Clear Creek Elementary, Meadows from Taylorsville El- $13,030 worth of gifts had been true, natural-born teacher.” about the experience they had you.” Bobbie Fried from Cloverleaf ementary, Darlene Freeman donated by the community for After the Bartow Education with me was a humbling expe- “You are the best, and we’re Elementary, Shelly Harger from from Adairsville Middle, the educators, including a gold Foundation-sponsored banquet, rience.” glad that you’re here,” he said. Emerson Elementary, Kelly Kendra Gilliam from Cass watch, gift certifi cates, cash, Guzman — who was born in “And what I love about her “We’re certainly glad that Barrere from Euharlee Elemen- Middle, Heather Hulsey from gift baskets and bags, small Riverside, California, grew up is she tells each and every one you’re a Bartow County school- tary, Crystal Hill Woodland Middle, Kristi Gre- appliances, museum passes, a in Marietta and moved to Car- of her students that she’s their teacher.” from Hamilton Crossing El- ger from Adairsville High, Me- TOTY banner, a clock, candles tersville when she was 9 — said biggest fan and that she will Outgoing Teacher of the Year ementary, Molly Bearden from gan Mitchell and pottery. her fi rst year as a teacher “was be there every step of the way, Kaylie Noe from Adairsville Kingston Elementary, Vicki from Bartow County College Some gifts were for all Teach- tough.” even when they walk across that High School told the winner to Haley and Career Academy and Me- ers of the Year; some were for “I had to make a lot of deci- stage at the end of high school,” “get yourself ready” for the up- from Mission Road Elemen- gan Pruitt the three fi nalists; and some sions,” she said. “I was plan- Heater said. “She’s the best. I’m coming year. tary, Dr. Tracy Medlock from from Cass High. were just for the winner. ning a wedding. I really wanted blessed with the best.” “Being named Teacher of the to teach abroad so my intention During the program, Page Year, it means a lot because was to come here for a couple told all 20 educators that there your faculty, your staff, they of years and teach and then go “comes a responsibility with be- know the people in your build- 5 DAY FORECAST abroad or do something in the ing Teacher of the Year.” ing the best, and for you to be mission fi eld because I love “This was something that we here speaks volumes,” she said. SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY to work with, not just younger started last year, and I can tell “Congratulations to you. Relish 11/3 11/4 11/5 11/6 11/7 ones, but teenagers as well. So you that this particular commit- this year, enjoy it. I know that I was already thinking that per- tee served me well and served I have.” haps that I would just teach for our executive cabinet well, and Noe, who was on the selection one year.” that is when you become Teach- committee, also said the past But Heater, who felt honored er of the Year, you automati- year was one of the best she’s and almost giddy about the cally have a seat at the Super- ever had. Areas of frost be- Mostly sunny, with Mostly sunny, with Sunny, with a high A 40%t chance of district winner being from her intendent’s Teacher Advisory “As we were going through fore 9am. Sunny, a high near 61. a high near 66. near 69. showers. Partly school, wasn’t going to let her Committee,” he said, noting last the selection process, I was high 59. N wind Calm wind be- TUESDAY NIGHT WEDNESDAY NIGHT sunny, with a high go without a fi ght. year’s committee helped with sharing with some of the ladies around 5 mph coming southeast near 65. “Like I said in the video, she professional learning commu- that in my teaching career, I’ve Mostly clear, with Mostly clear, with becoming calm. around 5 mph. a low around 43. a low around 47. THURSDAY NIGHT came to me a year after she had nities, the culture shift, the new never felt such love and support SUNDAY NIGHT MONDAY NIGHT A 50% chance of taught said that she was think- schedule, grading practices and from a community, from my Clear, with a low Mostly cloudy, with showers. Mostly ing about moving and possibly policies and board policies. school, from the teachers in my around 36. Calm a low around 41. cloudy, with a low her husband and her doing mis- He also said he “can’t wait to school, from people I don’t even wind. 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Savannah Fronts 67/44 Cold Warm Stationary Albany Pressure 67/43 H L Mother Nature doesn’t cooper- frankly, as much as it will the High Low Showers Rain T-storms Flurries Snow Ice Valdosta GDOT ate and completion dates must traffi c coming in, going to I-75 68/44 <-10 -0s 0s 10s 20s 30s 40s 50s 60s 70s 80s 90s 100s 110+ be extended,” he said. “This last from the western counties,” he FLA. NATIONAL SUMMARY: Cold air passing over the Great Lakes today winter, we got a lot of rain, and said. “Because there’s a lot of will allow for snow showers in New York and Pennsylvania. Meanwhile, a From Page 1A quick-moving system will bring some snow showers from Montana to Min- that defi nitely slowed a lot of our confusion that existed around nesota. There will also be a line of showers and thunderstorms stalled out in “They were hoping it would projects down.” that interchange … it was a big southern Florida. The rest of the country will be mainly dry. be a much shorter process than Sills said that, once complete, mess, to put it nicely.” ©2019 AccuWeather, Inc. ©2019 AccuWeather, Inc. that, but we have a lot of lime- the new interchange will sport stone underneath the road that traffi c signals at both the High- forms caverns,” he told The Dai- way 41 on-ramps and off-ramps. ly Tribune News last year. “And “They’re just relocating the they’ve found themselves in one intersection and making it a lit- of those caverns on Tennessee tle more clearer for people so Street.” there’s not as much confusion The inherent complexity of when you’re coming off 411 to the project, he continued, also go north or south on 41,” he said. explains the six-year construc- According to online GDOT tion window. data, the project is currently list- “They’re having to build six ed as almost 75% complete. temporary bridges to be replaced “Traffi c congestion should by 12 full-time, permanent ease with the new ramps and bridges,” Sills said, “and bridges the expanded bridge,” Schul- don’t get built real quick.” man said. “This is a big project, Of course, the actual comple- but I think it’s going to be great tion date of the project hinges on for the area when it’s completed the weather. And as Schulman next year.” notes, GDOT has no say on the From his perspective, Sills day-to-day atmospheric condi- said the project will actually tions hovering over Tennessee have a bigger impact for some of Street. the neighboring counties than it “We plan for a certain number will the local community. of weather days in our required “I don’t know if it’s going to completion dates, but sometimes impact Bartow County, quite

JAMES SWIFT/THE DAILY TRIBUNE NEWS Georgia Department of Transportation offi cials say the High- way 41/411 interchange reconstruction project that began in 2014 is on pace for a summer 2020 completion date. PORTS B The Daily Tribune News S www.daily-tribune.com Sunday, November 3, 2019 Bulldogs take down Gators, gain control of SEC East

BY MARK LONG Fromm was the main rea- Fromm completed 20 of 30 the SEC’s Eastern Division for AP Sports Writer son for the last two. He has fi ve passes, including one to Domi- the third consecutive year and touchdown passes in two years nick Blaylock for a 3-yard score strengthen their College Football JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — against Florida, with four of on third down in the fi rst quarter. Playoff resume. Jake Fromm was a little late to them coming on third down. Fromm struggled in his last The Gators, who now need lots the after-party. “When Jake has time, he’s two games, both at home, but of help to win the East, looked He was in the third and fi nal really effi cient,” Georgia coach played considerably better lost on both sides of the ball most wave of Georgia players leaping Kirby Smart said. “I was so against Florida for the second of the afternoon. into the stands at the “World’s proud of him this game.” straight season. Florida abandoned an inef- Largest Outdoor Cocktail Party.” Fromm’s most important “There’s been a lot of outside fective ground game early, and It was a fi tting spot for Fromm throw came on a third-and-7 play noise, and this has been a chal- its defense got little pressure on considering how effective he’s with a little more than 2 minutes lenge to our guys to not listen to Fromm — even with disruptive been on third down against Flor- remaining. The Gators (7-2, 4-2) the outside noise but to really gel pass-rushers Jon Greenard and ida. rallied twice to make it a one- within our locker room,” Fromm Jabari Zuniga back for the fi rst Fromm threw for 279 yards score game in the fi nal quarter, said. “To come out and respond time in weeks. and two touchdowns, including a and Fromm needed one more and play the way we did today, it “The only people we can be 52-yarder to an uncovered Law- completion to end any chance of really shows what our guys are disappointed with are ourselves rence Cager in the fourth quar- a comeback. made of, their hearts and what because they didn’t do anything ter, and the No. 8 Bulldogs beat He found tight end Eli Wolf for we mean to each other.” we didn’t expect them to do,” the sixth-ranked Gators 24-17 on a 22-yard gain. Game over. Cager fi nished with seven re- said Trask, who completed 21 of Saturday. “We had the belief the whole ceptions for 132 yards, both ca- 33 passes for 257 yards and two CURTIS COMPTON/ATLANTA JOURNAL CONSTITUTION VIA AP It was Georgia’s third consec- game that we just needed the one reer highs. scores. Georgia tailback Brian Herrien, center left, climbs into the utive victory in the Southeastern stop, and we didn’t get that un- D’Andre Swift added 86 yards Trask gave his team life down stands to celebrate the team’s 24-17 victory over Florida with Conference rivalry and sixth in fortunately,” Florida linebacker rushing to help Georgia (7-1, 4-1) the fans, mascot Hairy Dawg, left, and defensive back Richard the last nine years. David Reese said. move a step closer to winning SEE UGA, PAGE 2B LeCounte, right, after a game Saturday in Jacksonville, Florida. Pitt overcomes 3 WAITING GAME turnovers, beats With regular Georgia Tech season done, BY CHARLES ODUM Tigers prep AP Sports Writer ATLANTA — The ACC’s best run defense created the play for possible of the game for Pittsburgh. That defense also has the Panthers in position to contend for another shot at the Atlantic Coast Conference championship. playoff berth Kylan Johnson’s goal-line hit late in the third quarter forced a fumble, protecting Pitt’s lead, and the Panthers rode their dom- STAFF REPORT inant defense to a 20-10 win over Georgia Tech on Saturday. READY, SET, ... WAIT — Pitt (6-3, 3-2 Atlantic Coast Conference) held Georgia Tech The Adairsville football team (2-6, 1-4) to 194 yards. played its 10th and fi nal regu- “They played another outstanding game,” said Pitt coach Pat lar-season game of the 2019 sea- Narduzzi of his defense. “You win championships with defense.” son Friday, defeating Ringgold Entering the game, The Panthers led the ACC with an average by an 18-3 margin at home. Now, of 85.9 yards rushing allowed per game. They held the Yellow head coach Eric Bishop and Co. Jackets to 86 yards. must play a different game — the Pitt, the defending Coastal Division champion, became waiting game. bowl-eligible. After ending the season just Pitt led 17-10 when Georgia Tech drove for a potential tying after 10 p.m. Nov. 1, Adairsville score in the third quarter. won’t know until possibly 4 p.m. Johnson’s hit on Georgia Tech quarterback Lucas Johnson Nov. 11 if it has indeed earned stopped the Yellow Jackets inches short of the goal line, forcing the Class 3A state playoff at-large the fumble. Cam Bright returned the recovery 79 yards. bid. That’s a a long time to wait, “I saw an open lane in front of me, so I just tried to scoop and but at least Bishop feels pretty score,” Bright said. good about his team’s chances of The play set up Alex Kessman’s 49-yard fi eld goal. Instead of making the tournament. a tie, Pitt led by 10 points. He said his Wednesday includ- RANDY PARKER/THE DAILY TRIBUNE NEWS “It was a game-changer,” said Kylan Johnson, who said he ed two separate meetings that Adairsville quarterback Conner Crunkelton (2) drops back to pass against Ringgold during Fri- was fi ne after suffering what he described as a shoulder stinger day’s home game. Despite the win to end the regular season, Adairsville’s playoff prospects are provided clarifi cation on where still uncertain. The team likely won’t know until Nov. 11 if it has earned an at-large bid. on the big hit. Lucas Johnson also was shaken up on the play. the Tigers stood entering Friday. Kenny Pickett threw for 204 yards with a touchdown and two One meeting regarded Region LFO by a 22-21 margin, the Ti- some information is not current- SIGNS OF IMPROVEMENT 6-AAA and the tie-breaking gers would fi nish fi fth, allowing ly input correctly.) — Because of how competitive SEE JACKETS, PAGE 2B procedures in the possibility of for the possibility of earning the Essentially, Adairsville has to Region 7-AAAAA has been the a three-way tie involving So- at-large bid, which was the focus approach the following week- last four years, sometimes the noraville, Adairsville and Lakev- of Bishop’s other Wednesday plus as though the team will be improvements the Woodland and iew-Fort Oglethorpe. That sce- meeting. traveling Nov. 15 to face either Cass High football teams make nario will occur if Sonoraville If all of the region stuff shakes Jenkins or Benedictine in the are not apparent in their win-loss and LFO lose to North Murray out the way it’s expected, then fi rst round of the state playoffs. record. and Calhoun, respectively, this Adairsville will become one of “Both of those meetings went Woodland has just four com- week. eight teams vying for the at-large as we needed them to,” Bishop bined region wins in the last According to Bishop, the selection. The possible teams said of what he learned this week. four years since joining Region three-way tie would leave So- will be the fourth-place fi nisher “We are in the mix and will con- 7-AAAAA and are 0-7 in the noraville with the region’s No. 4 from Region 1-AAA, because tinue to be. The only thing is that region so far this year. However, seed — behind champion North that region only has four teams, there are other teams in the state that doesn’t tell the full story on Murray, second-place Calhoun as well as the fi fth-place team who can continue to get points the improvements Woodland has and third-place Haralson County. from the other seven regions. next week, while we’ve got all made. The Phoenix would get the nod At that point, the eight teams we’re going to get. After allowing at least 30 based on having scored the most will have their Power Ratings “We’ll defi nitely be watching points in six straight games, points in all region games. determine the at-large bid. Per games from across the state and Woodland has allowed a com- At that point, head-to-head the GHSA website, Adairsville’s doing a lot of internet scouting. bined 31 points in the last two JOHN BAZEMORE/AP would come into play to deter- Power Rating currently sits at We’ll have our eyes on a lot of games. Pittsburgh running back Vincent Davis (22) is tackled by mine the region’s fi fth-place 10.20. (That number, in theory, games next week to see how they Georgia Tech defensive lineman Djimon Brooks (86) during team. Since Adairsville beat shouldn’t change but could if come out.” SEE NOTEBOOK, PAGE 2B the fi rst half of a game Saturday in Atlanta. Falcons reeling, Quinn’s job status muddied as team wraps up bye week

BY GEORGE HENRY seasons at Mercedes-Benz Sta- need to keep in mind, it’s not a probably would have lost to Phil- Associated Press dium. reason or another, but it is a fact adelphia the following week if “It’s very painful,” Blank said. — the players — they love Dan not for a dropped pass. ATLANTA — The Atlanta “I understand that. I’ve always Quinn,” Blank said. “They’re They haven’t won since. The Falcons never thought they’d be been here. I’m going to be in my playing hard for him. The results defense ranks at or near the bot- 1-7 at the halfway point of the seat. Hopefully, the great majori- aren’t there, and I understand tom in nearly every statistical season. ty of our fans will as well. I think that, and they understand that as category. The offense has been But here they are at the bye, they understand our ownership well.” unable to score consistently, and tied for the NFC’s worst record has been committed for almost Quinn made big changes to his the team has employed four kick- and looking even worse than last 20 years now in doing the right staff after last season, fi ring all ers and three punters since Au- year’s disappointing team. things for the franchise. I look three coordinators and naming gust. A six-game losing streak has at our record over that period of himself defensive coordinator. Last week’s trade of veteran caused Falcons owner Arthur time compared to the prior 36 The Falcons reinvested in Julio receiver Mohamed Sanu was the Blank to spend this week evalu- years, and it’s extraordinarily Jones, Grady Jarrett and Deion fi rst sign that changes are com- ating coach Dan Quinn, general good.” Jones. They drafted two offen- ing even though Blank hasn’t manager Thomas Dimitroff and The Falcons have won more sive linemen in the fi rst round fi red a head coach in midseason the football operations. consistently under Blank’s own- to help protect quarterback Matt since Dan Reeves was let go in Blank was noncommittal on ership than they did with the Ryan and generate a consistent December 2003. CURTIS COMPTON/ATLANTA JOURNAL-CONSTITUTION VIA AP the future of both men when Smith family from 1966-2001, running game. “We’ll continue to look at ev- Atlanta Falcons running back Devonta Freeman (24) fumbles asked after last week’s loss to Se- but Blank kept holding out hope But the season has been side- erything we can and make the at the Seattle Seahawks 1-yard line with Seahawks linebacker attle. The Falcons are 4-12 since that the likable Quinn would en- ways from the start. The Falcons right decisions when we have to Bobby Wagner recovering the ball during the fourth quarter of Week 9 last year, and attendance gineer a big turnaround this year. trailed 28-0 in the third quarter a game Oct. 27 in Atlanta. has never been worse in three “The one key thing I think you of the opener at Minnesota and SEE FALCONS, PAGE 2B 2B Sunday, November 3, 2019 • www.daily-tribune.com Sports The Daily Tribune News Falcons Vino Rosso wins Breeders’ Cup Classic From Page 1B make them,” Blank said. “I’m not BY BETH HARRIS was concerned about horse safety at Santa bashful about making those de- AP Racking Writer Anita coming into the season-ending world cisions.” GREGORY BULL/AP championships. Players and coaches have said Vino Rosso won the $6 million Breed- Irad Ortiz Jr. “We were anxious, not only for running all season that effort isn’t lack- ers’ Cup Classic by 4 1/4 lengths, drawing aboard Vino in huge races like this, but hoping every- ing, but the team begins most away from 5-2 favorite McKinzie down the Rosso cele- thing would go smoothly and safely,” he games looking poorly prepared. stretch of a race marred by a “serious” inju- brates after said. “Everyone took every precautionary No number has been worse than ry to a 15-1 long shot Saturday night. winning the measure they possibly could.” Breeders’ Cup the aggregate defi cit in fi rst Mongolian Groom was part of the ear- Classic horse Four horses were scratched Saturday halves, a differential of 94 points ly pace in the 1 1/4-mile race that capped race at Santa from Cup races after pre-race exams by that’s given Atlanta little hope of the two-day world championships at San- Anita Park Sat- vets found issues concerning enough to rallying after intermission. ta Anita. But jockey Abel Cedillo sharply urday in Arca- keep them in their barns. Quinn said he was more frus- pulled up the 4-year-old gelding near the dia, California. Earlier in the day, protesters angered by trated than ever as he watched eighth pole as the rest of the fi eld charged the 36 deaths stood outside Santa Anita his team fall behind 24-0 in the toward the fi nish line. toting signs urging the end of the sport in fi rst half last week . “We know he’s injured his left hind leg,” California. A short distance away, industry “What’s it been like? You re- said Dr. Al Ruggles, the on-call veterinar- of 67,811 fans and a prime-time television Mongolian Groom is trained by Ganbat workers feeling pressured by the prospect of ally want to know that? It makes ian. audience. He was loaded onto an equine Enebish and owned by Mongolian Stable, losing their jobs rallied to promote racing. you mad as hell because we’re not Dr. Scott Palmer, another on-call vet, de- ambulance and taken to a hospital on the the name of Ganbaatar Dagvadorj’s racing Vino Rosso went off at 9-2 odds for hitting the mark that you want scribed the injury as “serious.” backstretch. operation. His best horse was 2015 Turf Pletcher, who won his fi rst Classic. to that we’re capable of,” Quinn Santa Anita has been the site of 36 horse Tyler Gaffalione, aboard War of Will, Sprint winner Mongolian Saturday, who “It’s one thing that was missing,” Pletch- said. “That’s why you want to deaths since December. Track owner The turned his head back to look at Cedillo, like Mongolian Groom was a 15-1 shot er said. “It feels great.” push like hell. As a coach, when Stronach Group rushed to implement who was right behind him along the rail. in the Breeders’ Cup. Winning co-owner Jockey Irad Ortiz Jr. earned a leading there’s a problem, you want to changes to rules involving medication and Mongolian Groom has three wins in 17 Mike Repole called Mongolian Groom’s fourth Cup victory of the weekend that fea- solve the problem. Each week training. The Breeders’ Cup also beefed up career starts and earnings of $579,141. He injury “the worst part of this game.” tured just three victories by favorites. you’re trying to fi nd the space to its own pre-race exams and observations of was coming off a victory over McKinzie “For us, horse safety is very, very import- McKinzie, the 5-2 favorite, fi nished sec- get yourself being more consis- Cup runners. in the Awesome Again Stakes on the same ant. Prayers for the horse. Prayers for the ond for trainer Bob Baffert. tent. When you have that happen, It was the only injury in the 14 Cup races. track in September that earned him a berth connections of the horse. It’s got to be real- Higher Power was third and Elate, a yeah, you’re upset about it.” A green screen was rushed onto the track in the Classic. ly, really tough. It’s very sad,” Repole said. 5-year-old mare taking on the boys, fi n- Atlanta has issues at nearly ev- to block Mongolian Groom from the view Bred in Kentucky by Calumet Farm, Winning trainer Todd Pletcher said he ished fourth. ery position. Ryan missed his fi rst game since 2009 when he was sacked for the fi fth time two weeks ago on the all-important down; Florida was offi cials at halftime, still miffed by a POLL IMPLICATIONS and suffered a sprained ankle. 2 of 9. number of questionable calls. Georgia should jump Florida in the Right guard Chris Lindstrom has UGA “Needed to stay on the fi eld better on There was a no call on what looked next AP Top 25 college football poll. been sidelined most of the season From Page 1B offense and get off the fi eld better on de- like pass interference against tight end KEY INJURIES with an injury. Defensive ends fense,” Florida coach Dan Mullen said. Kyle Pitts on a fourth-down play. There Georgia defensive end Malik Herring Vic Beasley and Takk McKinley, the stretch. He escaped a collapsing THE TAKEAWAY was a pass interference call on cor- limped off the fi eld in the fourth quar- both former fi rst-round picks, pocket and found Van Jefferson for a Georgia: After consecutive lacklus- nerback CJ Henderson when the ball ter. lead a pass rush that ranks last in 23-yard touchdown pass and later found ter performances at home, the Bulldogs seemed uncatchable. And offi cials let Florida linebacker Jeremiah Moon sacks. Strong safety Keanu Neal Freddie Swain in the fl at to make it sev- looked much more like a team that can Cager’s 12-yard catch stand upon re- left the fi eld and walked into the locker is injured for the second straight en-point game with 3:11 remaining. make the CFP. view in the second quarter after it ap- room in the fi rst half. season, and Isaiah Oliver, a sec- But Fromm and Wolf closed it out. Florida: The Gators rallied three peared the ball hit the ground before the UP NEXT ond-round pick last year, has “It was amazing, amazing,” Swift times earlier this season to win after receiver got control. Fromm’s fi rst TD Georgia: Hosts Missouri next Satur- struggled as a starting corner- said. “We’re an elite team on third down trailing in the fourth — against Miami, pass came three plays later. day. The Bulldogs have won fi ve in a back. and we got to show it today.” Kentucky and South Carolina — but “I saw what you saw,” Mullen said. “I row in the series. Quinn, though, still hopes for Third downs proved to be the differ- they couldn’t do it again. asked the offi cial, but they said that de- Florida: Hosts Vanderbilt, which has the best. ence. OFFICIATING COMPLAINTS cision’s made in Birmingham. So they dropped fi ve straight and 27 of 28 in the “For whatever reason, this is a Georgia converted 12 of 18 chances Mullen walked off the fi eld with SEC couldn’t even give me an explanation.” series. good team that has a bad record,” he said, “and we have not had that kind of chemistry to play all complementary football togeth- Georgia Tech couldn’t convert either win with defense despite the turnovers ting up a 30-yard fi eld goal by Brenton er.” interception into points but quickly and other blemishes. Pitt struggled on King that cut the Panthers’ lead to seven Jackets capitalized when Ffrench’s fumble, special teams, including a questionable points. From Page 1B forced by linebacker David Curry, was decision by Ffrench to fi eld a kickoff It was Howard’s second block of the recovered by Jordan Domineck. On near the sideline at the 7. season. “I just used speed to go outside interceptions and Vincent Davis had a the next play, James Graham threw a Georgia Tech: The two quarterbacks and cut back inside and block the punt,” Notebook 61-yard touchdown run on a wildcat play. 51-yard touchdown pass to Ahmarean combined to complete only 8 of 21 pass- he said. Davis ran through the middle of the Brown. es for 108 yards. Graham, a redshirt SHORT-HANDED From Page 1B line and made one cut to his left before After Graham completed only 2 of 9 freshman, made an ill-advised deep Pitt sophomore running back Todd fi nding open fi eld for a 61-yard touch- passes for 54 yards in the fi rst half, coach pass in the fourth quarter that was inter- Sibley, the team’s second-leading rusher, The Wildcats were a four-win down run to give Pitt a 10-0 lead in the Geoff Collins started Lucas Johnson at cepted by Paris Ford. After running for was held out with an undisclosed injury. team a season ago, their best sea- fi rst quarter. quarterback in the second half. Graham 141 yards in a win at Miami two weeks Narduzzi said free safety Damar Ham- son since 2013. Then, after losing Pickett’s 21-yard touchdown pass to returned after Johnson was escorted to ago, Jordan Mason had 15 carries for 56 lin, also held out, could have played if one of its largest and most talent- Shocky Jacques-Louis in the second the locker room following the big hit on yards. needed. ed senior classes the program quarter stretched the halftime lead to 17- his fumble at the goal line. EJECTED UP NEXT has ever had, Woodland returned 7. “Obviously, we would want to have Panthers linebacker Phil Campbell III Pittsburgh: The Panthers are off next only six seniors for the 2019 sea- Pitt overcame three fi rst-half turn- that play back,” Collins said, adding was ejected in the second quarter after weekend before playing North Carolina son. overs. there were other key plays “when you’re a targeting call for his helmet-to-helmet in a Thursday night game on Nov. 14. As can be expected, the team In the fi rst quarter, safety Juanyeh talking about a game with that small hit on Graham. North Carolina has six straight wins in was inconsistent and struggled Thomas cut in front of Maurice Ffrench margin for error.” ANOTHER BLOCK the series, including a 38-35 win in 2018. early on. But the Wildcats have for Georgia Tech’s fi rst interception. Pick- Ffrench had 11 catches for 71 yards. Georgia Tech’s Jerry Howard blocked Georgia Tech: The Yellow Jackets play improved as the season has pro- ett’ pass off the hands of tight end Nakia THE TAKEAWAY Kirk Christodoulou’s punt on Pitt’s fi rst at Virginia next Saturday. Georgia Tech gressed, even if the wins have not Griffi n-Stewart was intercepted by Tariq Pitt: The Panthers rebounded from last possession of the second half. The Yel- beat the Cavaliers 30-27 in overtime last followed. Carpenter later in the fi rst quarter. week’s loss to Miami, fi nding a way to low Jackets recovered at the Pitt 12, set- season. On Oct. 25, at home against Villa Rica, Woodland lost by a score of 14-8. Earlier in the year, it would have been unlike- ly Woodland could have kept the SPORTSROUNDUP game so close. Villa Rica was within two score of region champ Carrollton until the fourth quar- ter on Sept. 13. Villa Rica also College Football only lost to Cass by three points Home & Away the next week. The week before, TOP 25 FARED No. 1 LSU (8-0) did not play Woodland lost by 29 points to No. 2 Alabama (8-0) did not play Friday CHEER Cass. No. 3 Ohio State (8-0) did not play FOOTBALL Area competitions No. 4 Clemson (9-0) beat Wofford 59-14 More evidence of Woodland’s No. 5 Penn State (7-0) did not play Cartersville at Troup, 7:30 p.m. Friday-Saturday, November 15-16 improvements came Friday at No. 6 Florida (7-2)lost to No. 8 GEORGIA 24-17 No. 7 Oregon (7-1) at Southern Cal, late Cass at Paulding County, 7:30 p.m. CHEER East Paulding, where the Raiders No. 8 GEORGIA (7-1) beat No. 6 Florida 24-17 Kell at Woodland, 7:30 p.m. State competitions No. 9 Utah (8-1) at Washington 33-28 were coming off two consecutive No. 10 Oklahoma (7-1) did not play Saturday region wins and are just one spot No. 11 Auburn (7-2) beat Mississippi 20-14 No. 12 Baylor (8-0) beat West Virginia 17-14, Thursday outside the playoff picture in the No. 13 Minnesota (8-0) did not play region. East Paulding entered the No. 14 Michigan (7-2) beat Maryland 38-7 No. 15 SMU (8-0) at No. 24 Memphis, late game as 27.5-point favorites and No. 16 Notre Dame (6-2) beat Virginia Tech 21-20 Woodland only had a 4% chance No. 17 Cincinnati (7-1) beat East Carolina 46-43 On the Air No. 18 Wisconsin (6-2) did not play to win, according to the Massey No. 19 Iowa (6-2) did not play FORMULA ONE AUTO RACING 9 a.m. — New York City marathon (ESPN2) No. 20 Appalachian State (7-1) lost to Georgia South- 1:30 p.m. — United States Grand Prix (ABC) 4 p.m. — New York City marathon (ABC) Ratings. Against a common op- ern 24-21, Thursday ponent, Cass, East Paulding won No. 22 Boise State (6-1) at San Jose State, late NASCAR AUTO RACING BUNDESLIGA SOCCER No. 22 Kansas State (6-2) beat Kansas 38-10 3 p.m. — Cup Series: AAA Texas 500 (NBCSN) 9:30 a.m. — Fortuna Dusseldorf vs. Cologne (FS1) by 35 points on Oct. 18. No. 23 Wake Forest (7-1) beat N.C. State 44-10 As a result, based on recent No. 24 Memphis (7-1) vs. No. 15 SMU, late NHRA DRAG RACING PREMIER LEAGUE SOCCER scores against common oppo- No. 25 San Diego State (7-1) did not play 4 p.m. — NHRA Nevada Nationals (FS1) 8:55 a.m. — Crystal Palace vs. Leicester City (NBCSN) nents, Woodland’s 17-14 loss Fri- NFL FOOTBALL 11:25 a.m. — Everton vs. Tottneham (NBCSN) day to East Paulding is evidence NBA Schedule 1 p.m. — Chicago at Philadelphia (FOX) WOMEN’S COLLEGE SOCCER the Wildcats are gaining on the 1 p.m. — Tennessee at Carolina (CBS) 2 p.m. — SEC Tournament (SEC) rest of the teams in the region All Times EDT 4 p.m. — Green Bay at L.A. Chargers (CBS) 4:30 p.m. — SEC Tournament (SEC) Friday’s Games 8:15 p.m. — New England at Baltimore (NBC) WOMEN’S COLLEGE VOLLEYBALL and are playing opponents much Brooklyn 123, Houston 116 closer than earlier in the season. Indiana 102, Cleveland 95 PGA TOUR GOLF 1 p.m. — Minnesota at Purdue (ESPN2) Milwaukee 123, Orlando 91 12:30 p.m. — Bermuda Championship (GOLF) 2:30 p.m. — Wake Forest at Virginia (FSSO) In fact, East Paulding scored Boston 104, New York 102 twice against Woodland as a re- Chicago 112, Detroit 106 MARATHON RUNNING L.A. Lakers 119, Dallas 110, OT sult of special teams Friday — a Sacramento 102, Utah 101 touchdown return on the opening San Antonio 127, Golden State 110 San Antonio at ATLANTA, 7:30 p.m. Pittsburgh 3-4-0 .429 150 145 Detroit 3-3-1 .500 180 186 Saturday’s Games L.A. Lakers at Chicago, 8 p.m. Cleveland 2-5-0 .286 133 181 Chicago 3-4-0 .429 128 122 kickoff, and a fi eld goal after a Oklahoma City 115, New Orleans 104 Orlando at Oklahoma City, 8 p.m. Cincinnati 0-8-0 .000 124 210 West poor Woodland punt and strong Denver 91, Orlando 87 Miami at Denver, 9 p.m. West W-L-T Pct PF PA Detroit 113, Brooklyn 109 W-L-T Pct PF PA San Francisco 8-0-0 1.000 235 102 return. Besides scores set up by Milwaukee 115, Toronto 105 Kansas City 5-3-0 .625 226 181 Seattle 6-2-0 .750 208 196 special teams, the Raiders real- Minnesota 131, Washington 109 Oakland 3-4-0 .429 151 192 L.A. Rams 5-3-0 .625 214 174 Phoenix 114, Memphis 105 NFL Standings L.A. Chargers 3-5-0 .375 157 157 Arizona 3-5-1 .389 195 251 ly only drove the ball down the Charlotte at Golden State, late Denver 2-6-0 .250 125 151 Philadelphia at Portland, late Thursday’s Games fi eld once against the Woodland Today’s Games All Times EDT NATIONAL CONFERENCE San Francisco 28, Arizona 25 defense. Chicago at Indiana, 5 p.m. AMERICAN CONFERENCE East Today’s Games Houston at Miami, 6 p.m. East W-L-T Pct PF PA Houston vs Jacksonville at London, UK, 9:30 a.m. Unfortunately for the Wild- Sacramento at New York, 6 p.m. W-L-T Pct PF PA Dallas 4-3-0 .571 190 124 N.Y. Jets at Miami, 1 p.m. cats, the improvement probably L.A. Lakers at San Antonio, 7 p.m. New England 8-0-0 1.000 250 61 Philadelphia 4-4-0 .500 202 199 Washington at Buffalo, 1 p.m. Dallas at Cleveland, 7:30 p.m. Buffalo 5-2-0 .714 134 122 N.Y. Giants 2-6-0 .250 158 218 Tennessee at Carolina, 1 p.m. won’t result in any more wins Utah at L.A. Clippers, 9 p.m. N.Y. Jets 1-6-0 .143 78 185 Washington 1-7-0 .125 99 195 Minnesota at Kansas City, 1 p.m. this year, with top-10 ranked Kell Monday’s Games Miami 0-7-0 .000 77 238 South Chicago at Philadelphia, 1 p.m. Detroit at Washington, 7 p.m. South W-L-T Pct PF PA Indianapolis at Pittsburgh, 1 p.m. coming to Wildcat Stadium next New Orleans at Brooklyn, 7:30 p.m. W-L-T Pct PF PA New Orleans 7-1-0 .875 195 156 Tampa Bay at Seattle, 4:05 p.m. Houston at Memphis, 8 p.m. Indianapolis 5-2-0 .714 158 151 Carolina 4-3-0 .571 179 184 Detroit at Oakland, 4:05 p.m. week in the last game of Wood- Milwaukee at Minnesota, 8 p.m. Houston 5-3-0 .625 212 188 Tampa Bay 2-5-0 .286 196 212 Green Bay at L.A. Chargers, 4:25 p.m. land’s season. However, there are Philadelphia at Phoenix, 9 p.m. Jacksonville 4-4-0 .500 173 163 ATLANTA 1-7-0 .125 165 250 Cleveland at Denver, 4:25 p.m. Portland at Golden State, 10:30 p.m. Tennessee 4-4-0 .500 148 135 North New England at Baltimore, 8:20 p.m. signs the program is moving in Tuesday’s Games North W-L-T Pct PF PA Monday’s Games Boston at Cleveland, 7 p.m. W-L-T Pct PF PA Green Bay 7-1-0 .875 215 163 Dallas at N.Y. Giants, 8:15 p.m. the right direction heading into Indiana at Charlotte, 7 p.m. the offseason. Baltimore 5-2-0 .714 214 156 Minnesota 6-2-0 .750 211 132 Open: L.A. Rams, New Orleans, ATLANTA, Cincinnati The Daily Tribune News Sports www.daily-tribune.com • Sunday, November 3, 2019 3B Nationals fans rejoice in red as hometown heroes are honored

BY CAROLE FELDMAN which is disturbing — basically AND LYNN BERRY like Juan,” he said. Associated Press It was a reference to Juan Soto, the left fi elder who turned 21 WASHINGTON — The during the series. song “Baby Shark” blared over Washington had been thirsting loudspeakers and a wave of for a World Series championship red washed across this politi- for nearly a century. The Nation- cally blue capital Saturday as als gave them that by winning in Nationals fans rejoiced at a pa- seven games over the Houston rade marking Washington’s fi rst Astros; the clincher came on the World Series victory since 1924. road Wednesday night. “They say good things come “I just wish they could have to those who wait. Ninety-fi ve won in DC,” said Ronald Saun- years is a pretty long wait,” Na- ders of Washington, who came tionals owner Ted Lerner, who with a Little League team that is 94, told the cheering crowd. was marching in the parade. “But I’ll tell you, this is worth Nick Hashimoto of Dulles, the wait.” Virginia, was among those who As buses carrying the play- arrived at 5 a.m. to snag a front- ers and team offi cials wend- row spot. He brought his own ed their way along the parade baby shark toy in honor of Par- route, pitcher Max Scherzer at ra’s walk-up song, which began one point hoisted the World Se- as a parental tribute to the musi- ries trophy to the cheers of the cal taste of his 2-year-old daugh- crowd. ter and ended up as a rallying At a rally just blocks from the cry that united fans at Nationals Capitol, Scherzer said his team- Park and his teammates. mates grinded their hearts out As “Baby Shark, doo doo doo to “stay in the fi ght.” And then, doo doo doo” played on a crisp after backup outfi elder Gerardo morning, early risers joined in Parra joined the team, he said, with the trademark response they started dancing and having — arms extended in a chomp- fun. And they started hitting. ing motion. Chants of “Let’s go “Never in this town have you Nats!” resonated from the crowd CLIFF OWEN/AP seen a team compete with so hours before the rally. The Washington Nationals celebrate the team’s World Series win over the Houston Astros with their fans Saturday in Washington. much heart and so much fi ght,” Kimberly Ballou of Silver he said. Spring, Maryland, said sports get it. I’m all in. But let me en- But to fan Bridget Chapin, Turner — urged the Nationals to Rendon, who was greeted with And then, after he spoke, the “is a unifi er” that transcends joy this one fi rst. I don’t know if who came from Burke, Virginia, re-sign third baseman Anthony chants of MVP. Nats danced. race, gender and class and brings my heart can take any more of with her husband, Mark, “Re- Team offi cials, Nationals man- people together. this right now. I need to just step gardless of how you feel, you ager Dave Martinez and several The crowd along the route was back and enjoy this.” go to the Oval Offi ce. I’m really players thanked the fans for their deeply packed. Cheers went up Martinez, who had a heart weary of athletes making politi- support through the best of times and fans waved red streamers, procedure recently, said that cal statements. I watch sports to and staying with them even af- hand towels and signs that said during the Series, as things heat- get away from all that.” ter a dismal 19-31 start to the “Fight Finished” as the play- ed up, players and fans shouted The president attended Game season. “I created the circle of ers rode by on the open top of at him to watch out for his heart. 5 in Washington and was greet- trust and I trusted these guys,” double-decker buses. General “All this right here has cured my ed with loud boos when he was he said. Manager Mike Rizzo, a cigar in heart,” he said. shown on the giant video screen The camaraderie among his mouth, jumped off with the And as the “Baby Shark” during a tribute to veterans. The the players was a theme heard World Series trophy to show the theme played once more, team boos more than overwhelmed a throughout the rally. “It took fans lining the barricades and owner Lerner told the team’s scattering of cheers. all 25 of us, every single day slap high-fi ves. Manager Marti- veterans, “From now on, you can Delores Smith of Washing- we were pulling for each other,” nez also got in on the fun. call me ‘Grandpa Shark.’” ton, a longtime baseball fan said pitcher Stephen Strasburg, “We know what this title President Donald Trump has who said she had an uncle who the World Series MVP. means to DC, a true baseball invited the Nationals to the pitched in the Negro Leagues, Nationals veteran slugger town, from the Senators to the White House on Monday, though said the World Series was “a Howie Kendrick, 36, said that Grays and now the Nationals,” relief pitcher Sean Doolittle big win” for the city. “This is when he came to the Nationals Mayor Muriel Bowser said. doesn’t plan to attend. the fi rst time in a long time that in 2017, “I was thinking about “By fi nishing the fi ght you have “There’s a lot of things, poli- I’ve seen the whole city come to- retiring. This city taught me to brought a tremendous amount cies that I disagree with, but at gether. There’s no fussing about love baseball again.” of joy to our town and inspired the end of the day, it has more to Trump.” Another veteran, fi rst base- a new generation of players and do with the divisive rhetoric and Even with the threat of stars man Ryan Zimmerman, choked Nationals fans.” the enabling of conspiracy theo- leaving for free agency — as back tears as he recalled how he Bowser added: “We are deep- ries and widening the divide in outfi elder Bryce Harper did after and the fans grew up together. ly proud of you and I think we this country,” Doolittle told The 2018 — fans hoped the Nation- He was 20 when he joined the should do it again next year. Washington Post. als’ success would continue. Nationals during their fi rst sea- What do you think?” Then she Doolittle found support from “I don’t think it’s going to be son, in 2005. started a chant of “Back to back! Larry Stokes of Boyds, Mary- our last time. This team, even “I got guys that come up to me Back to back!” land, citing Trump’s stand on when our last superstar left, this now that are 30 years old and Martinez said he liked to hear immigrants. “They’re playing team rallied around, they played said I’ve been their favorite play- the mayor pushing for back-to- this game, but he doesn’t like as a team,” Larry Stokes said. er since they were a little kid, back championships and said: “I immigrants,” Stokes said. Fans — and shortstop Trea Higgs takes 2-shot lead in Bermuda

THE ASSOCIATED PRESS “Not trying to force too much, looking forward to it. I’m going to SOUTHAMPTON, Bermu- not trying to hit a perfect shot, enjoy tomorrow, for sure.” da — Harry Higgs rebounded maybe taking the one that gives Brendon Todd, tied for the sec- from his fi rst bogey of the week you a little bit more room and ond-round lead with Higgs and to take a two-stroke lead in the then you can be more aggressive Scottie Scheffl er, was second af- PGA Tour’s inaugural Bermuda because you’re just more com- ter a 67. Championship. fortable with said club or the line “I’m pleased. I’m not thrilled,” After dropping a stroke on the or holding or riding the wind,” Todd said. “I hit it pretty nice. par-4 14th at hilly Port Royal, Higgs said. “So, I’ve done a good I had 15 feet all day and didn’t Higgs birdied the par-3 16th and job of darn near everything, obvi- make many of them.” par-4 18th on Saturday for his ously. To be winning, you’ve done Todd won the 2014 HP Byron second straight 6-under 65. He things really well for three days. Nelson Championship for his had a 17-under 196 total. And tomorrow will be a diffi cult lone PGA Tour title. He regained “Fourteen, I knew I needed to day with all that goes on with his tour card in the Korn Ferry hit that putt way harder,” Higgs leading after three rounds, but I’m Tour Finals. said. “I got a little irritated, but I just laughed. I fi gured I was going to make a bogey at some point. I didn’t want to, but I was probably going to do it at some point.” Bryson DeChambeau’s team- mate at SMU, Higgs is making his sixth start of his rookie sea- son after winning on the Korn Ferry Tour and fi nishing fi fth on the developmental tour’s regu- lar-season points list to earn PGA Tour card. 2 Year Anniversary! Thanks for 2 wonderful years! Ready to W/ COUPON Experience ... $ 99 The Best in Auto Repair! 9 Oil Change Customer Appreciation Offer OIL CHANGES DIAGNOSTICS *Limited Time Only! Some limitations apply, see store for speciğ c dates. Includes up to ğ ve quarts of synthetic blend engine oil and engine oil ğ lter only. Synthet- ENGINES & TRANSMISSIONS ic oil, additional quarts, taxes and fees are extra. Must present coupon before TIRES BRAKES BELTS services are performed to be valid. Cannot be combined with any other offer. DIESEL REPAIR Together we are making automotive better! 470-227-8005 88B Wansley Dr. SE, Cartersville, GA • [email protected] 4B Sunday, November 3, 2019 • www.daily-tribune.com Classifi eds The Daily Tribune News

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BY STEPHEN HAWKINS when you are running 20th. If the experience of being around AP Sports Writer you are running up front and in each other has allowed us to get the top-five they become esca- the most out of everything that FORT WORTH, Texas — lated.” we’ve got.” Joey Logano has again arrived Logano is fourth in points Hamlin and Busch are three- at Texas in the middle of a rift going into Sunday’s race at the time winners at Texas. Hamlin, with another playoff contender 1½-mile Texas track, trailing who won the spring race there after some short-track shenan- Joe Gibbs Racing teammates seven months ago, won at Kan- igans. Truex, Hamlin and Kyle Busch. sas two weeks ago. He was in It all comes with the defend- Kevin Harvick, Ryan Blaney — the previous round of the play- ing NASCAR Cup champion after boldly dressing as Prin- offs, although that didn’t guar- trying to lock in a spot for the cess Leia for his Halloween antee him a chance to run for championship finale. party this week — Kyle Larson the title at Homestead on Nov. A year ago, Martin Truex and hard-luck Chase Elliott are 17. Jr. was upset over Logano’s also still in playoff contention. Busch has four wins this bump-and-run on the final lap Harvick won at Texas last season, but the last was five at the half-mile Martinsville fall, when he got past pole-sit- months ago at Pocono. In the Speedway. Truex promised that ter Blaney in overtime. After a seven playoff races, he finished the No. 22 Team Penske driver good start to the playoffs this 14th or worse for the fourth wouldn’t win the title, although season, ranking second after time last week. it didn’t quite work out that the first two races, Harvick has Chase Elliott was the run- way. slipped below the cutline. ner-up to Hamlin at Kansas, but Fast forward to last week: “We have done nothing but finished 36th at Martinsville Truex was celebrating his first shoot ourselves in the foot that after a mechanical failure, and victory at the Virginia track, last few weeks,” said Harvick, there was also his last-place with the 2017 Cup champion who was seventh last week. finish among 38 cars at Dover having secured a spot in the fi- “We started last at Kansas when his engine gave out after nal four for the Nov. 17 cham- and crashed at Talladega and only eight laps. pionship race. I don’t know what we did last The Hendrick Motorsports Logano went to Denny Ham- week. I guess it was just typical driver’s mindset is “just trying lin on pit road to discuss an on- Martinsville.” to keep our season alive.” He track incident. That turned into Five years removed from the needs to get to Victory Lane at a chaotic confrontation, with only Cup title in his 19 seasons, Texas or Phoenix to get into the Logano smacking Hamlin on Harvick believes the experi- top four. the shoulder before one of Lo- ence of the No. 4 Stewart-Haas “I have confidence that we’ve gano’s crew members yanked team has helped during the put enough effort and emphasis the rival driver to the ground. tough stretch. on the failures and I think if “Yeah, I guess that means “It has definitely been a we can get things corrected,” we are running up front and fight every single week in or- Elliott said. “Like I said, it is racing for wins,” Logano said der to get the finishes that we unfortunate. And I think if about all of these squabbles. have had and keep ourselves in you’re going to fail something, “That is what that means. You contention,” he said. “I think now is not the time to fail it. ... are up there and trying to win. for us the experience and the If it’s mechanical, it can break. LARRY PAPKE/AP The mini disagreements are continuity of the race team and That’s just part of it.” Joey Logano walks through the garage area during practice Friday for the NASCAR Cup Series race at Texas Motor Speedway in Forth Worth, Texas. Barty, Svitolina advance at WTA Finals

BY SANDRA HARWITT Associated Press

SHENZHEN, China — Top- ranked Ash Barty advanced Satur- day to the fi nal of the WTA Finals where she faces defending cham- pion Elina Svitolina, a player she has never beaten in fi ve previous attempts. Barty, like Svitolina, dropped the opening set of her semifi nal be- fore beating second-ranked Karoli- na Pliskova of Czech Republic 4-6, 6-2, 6-3. “I felt like the whole match was an incredibly high level,” Barty said. “I’m just pleased to get an- ANDY WONG/AP Ashleigh Barty hits a backhand shot against Karolina Pliskova other chance to play out here. It’s during the WTA Finals Saturday in Shenzhen, China. a match I can come out and try to enjoy. I have nothing to lose. It’s an something different,” Barty said. took the set on her third set point opportunity against a really tough “Previously what we’ve done hasn’t with a backhand down-the-line player.” quite worked or I haven’t executed winner. Belinda Bencic retired in the well enough over a long enough pe- But the leg injury caused more third set as Svitolina outlasted the riod to be effective.” problems for Bencic, allowing Svi- injured Swiss to win 5-7, 6-3, 4-1 Barty posted 11 aces to only one tolina to gain control of the match. and reach her second straight fi nal for Pliskova. Bencic, who lost her serve in the at the WTA Finals. This marked the third consec- fi rst and ninth games of the sec- “It’s still kind of like not realiz- utive year that Pliskova had ad- ond set, received further treatment ing that I’m in the fi nal,” Svitolina vanced to the semifi nals, but she’s when trailing 1-2 and 3-4 at the said, but added “it’s tough to play yet to contest for the title in a fi nal. changeovers. someone who has been injured.” Bencic was already struggling In the third set, Svitolina went This has been a standout season before the end of the fi rst set, which ahead 3-0, and by 4-1 Bencic for Barty, who won her fi rst Grand she won. Bencic later said it was a couldn’t continue. Slam title at the French Open, and hamstring problem and cramping. Bencic said the slowness of attained top ranking for the fi rst Svitolina had made it through the court hindered movement, al- time. Barty is Australia’s fi rst fe- the group stage without dropping though Svitolina appears to enjoy male year-end No. 1. a set. Winning the WTA Finals in the surface. Barty said “it’s been an incredi- Singapore last season remains the “I really didn’t want to retire,” ble year for myself and my team,” biggest title of her career. Bencic said. “I wanted to fi nish and called Sunday’s fi nal “the per- After holding serve to lead 6-5 the match. It was not possible. I’m fect way to cap it off.” in the fi rst set against Svitolina, really disappointed about how my She is relishing the opportunity Bencic received a medical time- body failed me. to try and fi nally beat Svitolina. out to have treatment during the “Also, I think these courts are “I have an opportunity to try changeover. Back on court, Bencic really not ideal.” C

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CLOCK BATTERY CHANGEFIRE PREVENTION OFFICIALS UNDERSCORE IMPORTANCE OF PROPERLY WORKING SMOKE ALARMS

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MARIE NESMITH, RANDY PARKER/THE DAILY TRIBUNE NEWS Top left, Jason Amerson, a lieutenant with the Cartersville Fire Prevention Division, discusses the smoke alarms that are available for the public at Cartersville’s Fire Station 1, 195 Cassville Road. Financially struggling Bartow residents can pick up two free smoke alarms per household at the BCFD’s headquarters, 5435 Highway 20 in Cartersville. 2C Sunday, November 3, 2019 • www.daily-tribune.com Around Town The Daily Tribune News ‘Early to bed and early to rise, makes a man healthy, wealthy, and wise’

Today is time-change Sun- Now, let’s be honest; some- ly. So let’s think about some rose “early in the morning, Vince Lombardi was the day. Of the two time-change one showing up early is rare. things we need to be early for. while it was still dark, Jesus got legendary Coach of the Green Sundays of the year (in the Well, on time-change Sun- First, we ought to be early to up and went to a solitary place Bay Packers who won the first spring we move forward, and days in years past, I’ve seen rise. Ben Franklin said it best; to pray.” If you are not already two Super Bowls. One of the in the fall, we move back), it’s people show up early for “Early to bed and early to rise doing it, I encourage you to rise things Lombardi is known for THIS time-change Sunday that church. makes a man healthy, wealthy early and spend time with the is “Lombardi time.” Lombardi most of us like. Last night, we Here is how it went: This and wise.” Lord. time meant being 15 minutes had the opportunity to get an person would forget that it was Now, someone is saying, Third, we ought to be early early. Not five minutes, not 10 extra hour of sleep. Most peo- time-change Sunday and they “Not me! I’m a night owl! I hate to face the challenges of the minutes, but 15 minutes ear- ple appreciate that. would show up at the old time, early!” day. Again, there may be some- ly. Recently, the Packers put a Most Pastors like this time- but since it was a new time, I hear you and if that’s how one whose biological clock just clock on the front of Lambeaux change Sunday because the they were an hour early. your body clock functions then won’t seem to function early, Field and it took a while until attendance in worship can Let’s think about being ear- do that. But, if you have the but if you can, we should rise someone noticed that the clock be up. Since folks can get an Potts ly. I know that’s not something option, rising early is a good early to meet the challenges was setting 15 minutes faster extra hour of sleep, there is a our culture is known for. In to- thing. of the day. Proverbs 6:10 says, than normal time. tendency for people to be in who forgot about time-change day’s world, everyone seems to Second, we ought to be ear- “A little sleep, a little slumber, The reason? worship. But something I’ve Sunday and they show up for be running late. But it’s good ly to meet the Lord. The Bible a little folding of the hands to It’s set on Lombardi time. 15 noticed over the years is people worship EARLY. to be early. It’s good to be ear- says in Mark 1:35 that Jesus rest.” minutes early.

CHURCH CALENDAR HOE’N IN EUHARLEE GARDEN CLUB DONATES TO HOPE CENTER BLEVINS PARTICIPATES SPECIAL SHILOH BAPTIST CHURCH — 26 Shiloh Members of the IN NATIONAL YOUTH Road, Stilesboro. Shiloh Baptist Church will hold a Hoe’n In Euhar- pre-Thanksgiving meal and Old Fashion Day today lee Garden Club presented the Hope LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE with lunch at 2 p.m. and afternoon worship at 3 p.m. Center a check for The event will feature David Brazil as the guest speak- $400 on Oct. 23. The er. club holds a basket auction each year NEW HOPE MISSIONARY BAPTIST and proceeds are CHURCH — 106 Firetower Road NW, Cassville. donated to the Hope Cassville New Hope Missionary Baptist Church will Center. Pictured host its revival Nov. 11-15 at 7 p.m. each day. The are, front row, Leigh special guests are Rev. Guy Gainor from Pine Grove Akay and Michelle Baptist Church on Monday, Rev. Kenneth Woods from Perry; and back row, Dianne Myers, Dot New Hope Batist Church in Rome on Tuesday, Bish- Brett, Deb Hearn, op Dexter Nesbitt from Glory Harvester Church on Roxanne Miles, Sue Wednesday, Rev. Frank Johnson from Bethesda Baptist Cox, Marie Purser Church on Thursday and Rev. Eugene Smith from City and Melissa Gay. Life Misistries on Friday.

THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH OF THE ASCEN- SION — 205 W. Cherokee Ave., Cartersville. The also need to do these drills after children are Episcopal Church of the Ascension will celebrate 175 asleep so that you can make sure that the years in Bartow County. Sunday services will be held Alarms plan is working. By practicing, you know at 7:45, 9 and 11 a.m. and Wednesday services will be that if something were to happen that every- at 12:15 p.m. From Page 1C one knows how to get out and where to go.” “This plan needs to be reviewed with To help prevent fi res in their coverage everyone in your home, including visitors. areas, Bartow and Cartersville fi re depart- This plan should show two ways out of ev- ments both — when requested — furnish SPECIAL Subscribe and SAVE ery room. You will also need to practice this two complimentary smoke alarms per James Blevins of Cartersville joined a group of plan on a regular basis by doing drills. You household. Bartow’s devices are specifi - outstanding high school students from across cally for fi nancially-struggling residents. the nation this summer to participate in the Na- The smoke alarms can be picked up at the tional Youth Leadership Conference for Nation- BCFD’s headquarters, 5435 Highway 20 in al Security in Washington, D.C. The conference Cartersville, or Cartersville’s Fire Station 1, is a unique academic and career-oriented de- 195 Cassville Road. velopment Envision program that enables stu- dents to explore their interests and experience For more information on fi re prevention learning beyond the classroom. Blevins, who tips, contact Cartersville Fire Prevention Di- was nominated anonymously for the honor, is vision, 770-387-5635, Bartow County Fire a member of the Cass High School JROTC pro- Department, 770-387-5151, or visit www. gram.After graduation, he hopes to follow in his NFPA.org. dad’s footsteps by joining the U.S. Army.

WHAT’S GOING ON

MAGNOLIA GARDEN fi rst-served basis until funds are CHRISTMAS — Old-Fash- CLUB HOLIDAY MARKET exhausted. Bartow County res- ioned Christmas is scheduled — Magnolia Garden Club’s an- idents who qualify will receive for Saturday, Nov. 9, from 9 a.m. nual Holiday Market will take either $350 or $400 toward their to 1 p.m. at the Bartow History place Friday, Nov. 8, from 9 a.m. heating bill (heating source). To Museum. Child’s photos will be to 4 p.m. in Stiles Auditorium, schedule an appointment vis- taken with Santa by professional located at 320 W. Cherokee Ave, it, tallatoonacap.org and click photographer Louis Tonsmeire. Cartersville. The market will BookNow, or call 770-817-4666. There also will be Christmas feature an assortment of holi- decorations and snacks. Photo day and home decorative items, MLK SCHOLARSHIPS — packages start at $25. Reserva- baked goods, gardening items Martin Luther King Jr. schol- tions must be made in advance. and plants. For more informa- arships are available now by Reserve a spot at www.Bartow- tion, contact Wanda Love, market calling 770-382-2159 or 770- HistoryMuseum.org. chairwoman, at 770-655-8549, or 382-7951. Applicants must be a visit the Facebook page, Magno- Bartow County resident, pres- BARTOW COUNTY AM- lia Garden Club - Cartersville. ently attending an accredited ATEUR RADIO EMERGEN- Proceeds support Magnolia Gar- college or vocational/technical CY SERVICE GROUP — The den Club community projects. school, successfully completed Bartow County Amateur Radio at least one semester/quarter of Emergency Service Group will TALLATOONA CAP — post secondary school, maintain hold it’s regularly scheduled Tallatoona CAP will begin ac- a 2.5 GPA and must not be a pri- meeting at 7 p.m. Monday, Nov. cepting appointments for the or MLK scholarship recipient. 11, at Shoney’s Restaurant, lo- Low Income Home Energy As- Applications must be submitted cated near Highway 20 and I-75. sistance Program (LIHEAP) for or postmarked by the deadline, All Amateur Radio Operators senior households 65 and older Wednesday, Dec. 4. Applica- interested in emergency commu- and homebound households. Ap- tions may be mailed to Raymond nications or served agency repre- pointments for the general public Lewis, P.O. Box 1345, Carters- sentatives are invited to attend. will be accepted, beginning Dec. ville, Georgia 30120. For more information, contact 2 at 8:30 a.m. Appointments Assistant Amateur Radio Emer- are provided on a fi rst-come, OLD-FASHIONED gency Service Coordinator for Bartow County Charles Evans at 770-386-0676.

DEER HUNT — The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Mo- bile District at Allatoona Lake is scheduled to host an archery-on- ly deer hunt on McKinney Camp- ground Dec. 7 and 8 for youth hunters, starting at 5 a.m. Youth hunters 15 years old and younger are eligible for participation, but must have an adult hunting assis- tant 21 years or older with a valid Georgia Big Game License.

MAKE A DIFFERENCE DRIVE — The 9U Bartow Bombers travel baseball team is holding its M.A.D. (Making a Difference) fundraiser through Dec. 10. Donations of gently used coats, scrafs, gloves, hats and news socks will be accepted at two drop-off locations: My- EyeDr, located at 123 West Main St., Cartersville, on Monday, Tripp Nelson - Owner Wednesday and Friday from 9 Mon-Sat 9-6 Closed Wed & Sun a.m. to 6 p.m.; and at Self Recy- 715 Joe Frank Harris Pkwy. cling, 168 Cassville Road, Mon- Cartersville, GA 30120 day through Friday from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. For more information, 770-212-9294 call 678-218-8324. The Daily Tribune News Around Town www.daily-tribune.com • Sunday, November 3, 2019 3C Late-season pollinators EXTENSION TIP OF THE WEEK on feathery fl owers Winter vegetables can be mental Swiss chard varieties can Pollinator insects seemed to be packing it in now that fall is al- planted in north Georgia both provide a lot of color interest to most half over with cooler days and less sunlight. I read last week in the fall (September) and late mixed container plantings. that monarch butterfl ies were migrating south but I never counted School winter (February). Transplants Because most cool-season veg- on seeing any. Our red and yellow Cuphea “fi recracker” fl owers should be started indoors about etables grow close to the ground seemed to attract fewer and fewer Sulphur butterfl ies. Our honey six weeks prior to being moved and have direct contact with the bees that congregated around the fountain getting water to take Gardens outside to the garden. Most vege- soil, you should avoid using fer- back to the hive seemed to be staying closer to their home. tables can be purchased as trans- tilizer sources such as animal We went under our fi rst plants from garden centers that manure that could increase the freeze warning for the season. Over the past year, I’ve been are ready to go directly in the chances of contamination with Before that, a mid-week cold contacted by several elementary ground, if you don’t want to start food-borne pathogens. Only use front dumped a few inches of and middle schools in Bartow your own seeds. Fast growing a chlorinated, municipal water rain on us. Trug tubs that I used County about starting school vegetables such as kale, mustard, source with these vegetables. to catch roof runoff from the gardens! This is an exciting Pugliese radish, spinach and turnips ma- Gray water sources and rain bar- barn fi lled to overfl owing. A time in education as our local ture in 40 to 60 days after ger- rels can also be contaminated 6-cubic foot wheelbarrow that schools work toward becoming can be started indoors with zip- mination. Other cool-season veg- with pathogens that could make I forgot to store on its side fi lled certifi ed in Science, Technology, per sandwich bags, cotton balls etables may take 60 to 90 days to you sick. These non-potable wa- about two-thirds full. Clay fi ll Engineering, and Math (STEM). and seeds. Moisten the cotton mature after germination. ter sources are fi ne for ornamen- dirt that I dumped between two Having a school garden is a nat- balls with water, stick a few seeds You can direct seed the fol- tal fl owers, but not on vegetables paver pathways to bring it up to ural extension of the classroom in the cotton ball, and seal them lowing cool-season vegetables you plan to eat. level became saturated. Now and gives our young people inside a sandwich bag. This will of your choice: beets, carrots, Once you get comfortable with it “squooshes,” the dogs and I Humphreys hands-on learning opportunities act like a miniature greenhouse lettuce, mustard, English peas, the process of starting seeds and both stopped walking on it. As in the sciences. Young people are by keeping the seeds from dry- radishes, spinach, Swiss chard growing a small container or pal- this latest front progressed, my joints felt the barometric pressure far more engaged with learning ing out. Write the names of the and turnips. Thin plants when let garden, then you can expand change. And the drop in air temperature from dawn to mid-after- science when it can be applied to veggies on the bags and then tape they are two to three inches tall to more elaborate raised bed noon after the front arrived amounted to more than 20 degrees. real-world situations like garden- them to a window with good light to give the plants room to grow. garden spaces. For schools, it’s At least with the warm weather earlier in the week I expe- ing or composting. I’ve always exposure. After about 10 days, For those cool-season vegetables a good idea to cover these gar- rienced a “WOW!” moment at Adairsville Middle School. The thought that every school should these seedlings will be ready to that take longer to mature (such dens in the summer with plastic school was built adjacent to a creek that fl ows along the northwest- have a garden! transplant into small starter pots as caulifl ower, broccoli, cabbage, to put them in time out. This will ern edge of the school property. School administrators and faculty Starting a school garden with potting soil. Used milk car- Brussels sprouts and collards), avoid having to pull weeds or do saw the potential along the creek banks for a living classroom. A doesn’t have to be a daunting tons or paper cups work great for transplants might be advanta- any maintenance during summer faculty team led by Drew Elrod, an educator at the middle school, task, but it does require some makeshift pots. Make sure there geous for late winter planting. break and allow you to start over asked for a meeting with Sheri Henshaw of Keep Bartow Beau- planning and forethought to be are drain holes in the bottom to The key is giving them a jump- each fall with a clean slate. tiful and Bartow County Extension Coordinator Paul Pugliese successful. The simplest concept let the water out. The cotton ball start on the season to keep For more information, check about how to implement an Adopt A Stream program that would is growing winter vegetables in can be planted with the attached them from bolting and going to out our UGA School Garden Re- allow a living classroom to be set up. wooden pallets. A pallet garden seedlings into the soil and will fl ower as warm spring weather sources website at https://t.uga. A little more information: Adairsville Middle School is working can be assembled by wrapping naturally decompose. approaches. Also, many leafy edu/5nN. toward certifi cation as a STEM school. The essence of STEM — the base and sides with land- These starter plants can be greens will turn bitter if not har- Science, Technology, Engineering and Math — centers on it tak- scape fabric and attaching with grown indoors using LED or vested prior to the onset of warm — Paul Pugliese is the Ex- ing a student from a strict classroom environment and providing a staple gun. Fill the pallet with Florescent grow lights available weather. tension Coordinator and Agri- practical application to what they’re learning. A living “outdoor” store bought topsoil or compost at most hardware stores. A me- As with all vegetables, try to cultural & Natural Resources classroom near this creek would provide a location for students to and plant your seeds. The garden chanical timer can also be used to select a garden site that receives Agent for Bartow County Coop- learn how to test the quality of the water as well fl ow rates, erosion should be given an “all purpose” plug into an outlet and automati- at least eight to 10 hours of sun- erative Extension, a partnership control, and a host of other STEM-based learning activities. An water soluble fertilizer once per cally cycle the lights on and off light per day. Select a location of The University of Georgia, infi nite number of possibilities for practical learning exist. week. This is a great math lesson for several hours each day. Hang that is conveniently located near The U.S. Department of Agri- We walked upstream and downstream along the creek bank for kids to determine the amount the light as close to the plants as the house and a water supply. culture and Bartow County. For looking at what was there. A steady fl ow of water coursed through of fertilizer to dilute in water possible with a chain and adjust Many of the leafy greens such as more information and free farm, tree-lined banks. I overcame a temptation to fi ll my pockets with (read the label). They could also the height as the plants grow. An Swiss chard, spinach, lettuce and lawn or garden publications, fallen black walnuts; I knew that some “stuff” inside the green fi gure out the volume of soil adjustable storage shelf works kale can also be grown in patio call 770- 387-5142 or visit our hull of a black walnut would make a natural wood stain. In addi- needed to fi ll a pallet. great for setting up the lights and containers or pallets due to their local website at ugaextension. tion to walnut trees, sycamore trees, oak, box elder and ash trees Winter vegetable transplants ample space to grow transplants. smaller size. Some of the orna- org/bartow. grew there. Privet, an invasive shrub, grew there too and needs to be cleared away. Along the pathway we walked by several shrubs that might have been more than 7-feet tall with feathery white fl owers cover- ing them. I do not hesitate to admit that I am not an ‘identifi cation wizard” who knows the name of every fl ower, shrub and tree. “What is that?” I asked Paul. “Bacaras or something like that,” I thought he said. I thought EVHS PETS OF THE WEEK about Burt Bacharach the songwriter who composed “Raindrops Keep Falling On My Head” which for the weather then could be considered prophetic for the wet, cold now. I tried to keep the sound of the name in my head to fi nd later. It took a dredging search on Google to fi nd it. “Baccharis halimifolia” also known as Coyote Bush, Groundsel Tree, Salt Marsh Elder, Sea Myrtle, Consumptionweed and Eastern Baccharis among other names. It’s in the Aster family. Later I looked up Groundsel only to fi nd another plant, ‘Senecio vulgaris’ which is also known as “Old-man-in-the-spring.” Com- mon Groundsel is also in the Aster family but it has yellow fl owers on stems that grow from a basal plate of heavily-toothed leaves and resembles a dandelion. It is a native to Europe. Groundsel Tree grows as a multi-trunked deciduous shrub blooming sometime from August to October; a profusion of feath- ery white fl owers cover this shrub. Baccharis is a native plant ranging from Nova Scotia to Florida. It is supposed to grow close to the Atlantic coast and a US Department of Agriculture range map showed it covering the southern two-thirds of Georgia. No doubt it grows farther inland than that. Now back to my “WOW!” moment — as we walked back to the school building we stopped near a stand of Groundsel Trees. Movement on one white-fl owered shrub prompted me to take a closer look. It was covered with pollinator insects. Then I looked to my left and upward. Silhouetted against the sky a swarm of bees, wasps, fl ies, Skipper and Monarch butterfl ies fl ew around, onto, and into that shrub. Finally, I saw some Monarch butterfl ies in migration — WOW!

— Jim Humphreys is a Bartow Master Gardener. He has been ETOWAH VALLEY HUMANE SOCIETY/SPECIAL gardening in Euharlee since the 20th Century. Information about Left, Zorro is a wonderfully mannered, low-rider fellow, who is around 2 years old and a stocky 30 pounds. This sweet boy is pret- gardening can be found on the University of Georgia Cooperative ty low key, and he seems to be enthused with everyone he meets. Zorro lives for ear rubs and chin scratches and he loves to be Extension website, http://www.caes.uga.edu/publications/. Or showered with affection and cuddles. This awesome pup would need a home where he could get a little extra boost up or down from time to time. Zorro would do best in a home where he could get moderate exercise and a lots of love and affection! Right, this contact the Bartow County Extension Offi ce, 320 W. Cherokee pretty girl’s name is Camille, and she is a little over a year old. Recently, Camille made her debut at a Cat Cafe, and she was the Ave., Cartersville, 770-387-5142. The Extension Master Garden- friendliest cat there, and a crowd favorite! This considerable-sized gal seems to take pleasure in bonding and playing with other er Program is a volunteer training program for home gardeners cats, and she is a bit unsure of dogs at the moment. Camille would love a family and home where she could receive lots of love, at- offered through county offi ces of the University of Georgia Coop- tention and kisses! To adopt Zorro, Camille, or any of their friends, or to volunteer at EVHS, visit www.EtowahValleyHumane.org. erative Extension. Concern for grandma’s health keeps grandson from visiting

DEAR ABBY: I work and have although Grandma loves him and being single all your life and not and Cara has moved into his rented cause she is emotionally involved, a family and live fi ve hours from wants him to visit, she is not al- having a signifi cant other? I have condo with him. She just graduat- she’s thinking with her heart, not where I grew up. My mom isn’t in ways well enough to look after him my cat to love, as well as my sis- ed from college. She doesn’t have her head. What you need to do is the best health and neither is her properly if he does, which is why ters. Does a person have to be with a job, has no money and drives an loosen up. husband. While I try to visit as of- you won’t allow it. It isn’t his fault, someone if they are content being old car. She was always a good stu- Tell your daughter you and your ten as I can, she always wants me it isn’t your fault, and it isn’t Grand- alone? Yes, I would like to go out, dent and never did anything wrong. husband will welcome Gary into to visit more often, which I under- By ma’s. If Grandma could come to but why does it have to be with a She didn’t date much and was a your home. And when that hap- stand. Abigail Van Buren visit you occasionally for a few partner? — CONTENT LONER wonderful child. She and Gary pens, get to know him and talk The problem is, she keeps asking dren. I’m tired of the guilt trips she days, it might give her more time IN MONTANA have been together for almost six with him about the importance us to leave our 5-year-old son with tries to put on me. I’m also tired of with your boy and be good for both months now. of her getting a job in the fi eld for her for long weekends or to spend her telling my son to “talk to your of them. DEAR LONER: If you are com- Cara knows we love her but do which she has worked so hard to a week with her and her husband. mom about staying with me for a fortable fl ying solo, it is perfectly not approve of the relationship. qualify. They are good people, but both week.” DEAR ABBY: I am a 46-year- acceptable to live your life that way. She also knows that Gary is not Their relationship will end when have physical limitations. As a child, I was in my son’s po- old, single gay man. Although I’ve The people who are telling you welcome in our home. She sees she fi nally tires of living with Would I let my son stay with sition, and I know how it affected had a few crushes, I have never otherwise may mean well, but you nothing wrong with their relation- someone who is old enough to be them if one of them was still in me. I just wanted to see “Sara,” been deeply in love. I don’t like go- do not have to take it to heart. Live ship. She doesn’t socialize with her grandfather, and who has little good health? Yes. It is hard for me and I thought Mom and Dad were ing out to the bars and, because my your life the way you want, do not her friends as often as she used to. time to devote to her because he to explain to her my concern that mean for not letting me. I do not town is extremely Catholic, there second-guess yourself and don’t al- Gary works full-time and also has has fi nancial obligations toward his my son would be too much for want my son to feel that way. He’s are only a couple of gay-friendly low yourself to be pressured. If you a job on weekends. We never speak almost-ex-wife. Cross your fi ngers them to deal with at this point. If a child, not a pawn in a game. Can ones. are content, you are doing fi ne. of him when we talk to our daugh- and hope she grows impatient soon. she has a series of good days, great. you help me explain to my mom Is it OK to not be actively look- ter. What is going on? What should If she doesn’t, we would have a that my concern is for the safety of ing for love? Everyone I know DEAR ABBY: My husband we do? When will it end? Where is Dear Abby is written by Abigail problem, and I’d have to drive back everyone involved? — SAFETY keeps asking me if I have found and I have a 22-year-old daugh- her head? — NERVOUS IN NEW Van Buren, also known as Jeanne to deal with it. FIRST someone, and I keep telling them ter, “Cara,” who is having a rela- ENGLAND Phillips, and was founded by her I have tried explaining nicely, I don’t believe in love. I’m content. tionship with a 65-year-old man, mother, Pauline Phillips. Contact and then other times more direct- DEAR SAFETY FIRST: Have I don’t do anything but work, so I “Gary.” We do not approve of the DEAR NERVOUS: Your daugh- Dear Abby at www.DearAbby. ly, that it isn’t that I don’t want her a series of talks with your little always say I never have time. relationship. ter — who didn’t date much — com or P.O. Box 69440, Los Ange- to spend time with her grandchil- boy. He needs to understand that, Is there something wrong with Gary is going through a divorce, thinks she’s in love with Gary. Be- les, CA 90069. 4C Sunday, November 3, 2019 • www.daily-tribune.com T.V. Listings The Daily Tribune News

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Next Week: Our natural wonders Issue 44, 2019 Founded by Betty Debnam U.S. Air Force At the U.S. Air Force Academy in Mini Fact: Colorado Springs, Colorado, a falcon is the Veterans Day mascot. This majestic bird was chosen by Military was originally the first class called to enter the Armistice academy. Day. The falcon is Mascots named Mach I, which refers U.S. Army photo by Matthew Moeller to the speed

veteran Photo/Master Air Force U.S. Sgt. Brian Ferguson of sound. A military is a person who has was named for Lt. Gen. Lewis B. Puller, whose Ziva, right, and her served in the armed forces. Do you know any nickname was Chesty. Today, Lance Cpl. handler, Cadet First Class But today, veterans? Chesty XV (the 15th) is the official mascot. Jensen Caster. the academy Our country celebrates Veterans Day on U.S. Army keeps 10 to 15 falcons, and their trainers give them each Nov. 11, the anniversary of the end of World The U.S. Military Academy at West War I. This U.S. holiday was created in 1919 individual names, too. Point, New York, chose a mule for its mascot U.S. Coast Guard to honor members of our armed services. because mules were used for hauling gear In honor of Veterans Day, The Mini for the Army. In The U.S. Coast Guard Academy in New mascots Page introduces the of the military 1936, Mr. Jackson London, Connecticut, academies. (named for chose the black bear What is an academy? Stonewall Jackson, as its mascot in 1926. A military academy is like a college or a Confederate For some years, the university for people who want to have a general during the bear, named Objee, career in the armed forces. After graduating, Civil War) arrived lived on the campus. But the surrounding

many students become officers in their branch. John Pellino by: photo Army at West Point. U.S. Marine Corps Paladin, the Army’s newest Today, members community wasn’t mule mascot. happy with the bear’s The United States Marine Corps does not of the Mule Corps photo courtesy U.S. Coast Guard Academy Guard Coast U.S. courtesy photo presence, and in 1984, take turns participating in parades, sporting A statue of Objee have an academy. Instead, Marines attend the Objee XXXI (the 31st) U.S. Naval Academy in Annapolis, Maryland. events and other ceremonies for the Army. the bear on the U.S. Navy Coast Guard moved to a farm in But the Marines still have a mascot. His Academy campus. New York. He was the name is Chesty Two goats last living Coast Guard bear. the bulldog. named Bill, During XXXVI (the 36th) World War I, and XXXVII German soldiers (the 37th), are Resources called Marines the mascots of “devil dogs.” the Navy. The

DoD Photo by U.S. Army Sgt. James Army U.S. by DoD Photo K. McCann On the Web: The Marine first goat, El Cid, Marine Corps photo by Sgt. Robert Knapp Sgt. Robert by photo Marine Corps Bill XXXVI Corps started Lance Cpl. Chesty XV arrived in 1893. In • bit.ly/MPmascots using a picture of an English bulldog wearing the early 1900s, the name was changed to Bill. At the library: a helmet on its recruiting posters. Goats, used for milk and butter and to eat • “A Marine’s Tail: Chesty Goes to Boot In 1957, Chesty I came to live at the garbage, were often onboard ships in early Camp” by Brandon W. Barnett Marine Barracks in Washington, D.C. Chesty British and American navies. The Mini Page® © 2019 Andrews McMeel Syndication

Try ’n’ Find Mini Jokes Words that remind us of military mascots are hidden in this puzzle. Some words are hidden backward or diagonally, Max: What do you call a and some letters are used twice. See if you can find: goat at sea? Maddie: Billy Ocean! ACADEMY, AIR FORCE, DKPALAD I NDEFYAD ARMISTICE, ARMY, T Y EN I RAMARK FOYB BEAR, BILL, BULLDOG, A I RFORCERAUNBTO Eco Note CHESTY, COAST GUARD, WDMUL E JMMUMAUS Y DAY, FALCON, GOAT, RAEB I L LR I GARLEM MACH, MARINE, MASCOT, MI L I TARYSTSELHR Organic farming is a method MILITARY, MULE, NAVY, IXUMNAVYTSCTDCA of farming without chemicals. Organic OBJEE, PALADIN, YMEDACAZ I AOEOOE farmers use manure and crop waste VETERAN. KYFALCONCOTVG I Z to fertilize the soil instead of chemical GOAT YHHBECOB J E E fertilizers. Different crops are grown in fields each year. This practice, called crop rotation, helps restore nutrients to the soil. These farmers encourage pest- Mini Spy Classics eating predators such as ladybugs to control insects, rather than spraying with Mini Spy and her friends are visiting the puffins at the zoo. See pesticides. if you can find the hidden pictures. Then color the picture. adapted with permission from “50 Things You Should Know About the Environment” by Jen Green, © QEB Publishing Inc. For later: Look in your newspaper to find out when the Army-Navy football game will be on, then plan to watch. Look for the mascots on the field! 2019 Andrews McMeel Syndication

Teachers: For standards-based activities to accompany this feature, visit: bit.ly/MPstandards. And follow The Mini Page® © The Mini Page on Facebook! Hey Mini Spy Fans! Order your Mini Spy Booklets (Volumes 1, 2 and 3) with 48 Booklets (Volumes Mini Spy your Order Fans! Mini Spy Hey to or call 844-426-1256 MiniPageBooks.com, puzzles! Visit favorite of your $4 plus $1 shipping. Just order. Mini Spy Classics appear in the first issue of each month. issue appear in the first Classics Mini Spy Based on materials originally produced and/or created by Betty Debnam.

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SUNDAY November 3, 2019 LEO (July 23 to Aug. 22) some gossip? You want to know what’s Because the Moon today is in a sign going on around you, which is perfect- ARIES (March 21 to April 19) that is 180 degrees opposite from your ly normal. A heart-to-heart conversation, quite sign, you have to go more than half- CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan. 19) likely with a female friend, will be way when dealing with others. This Today you’re thinking about your val- important to you today. Alternatively, requires patience and cooperation. ues as well as your assets and your you might establish a strong connec- VIRGO (Aug. 23 to Sept. 22) wealth. It’s as if you’re giving yourself tion with a member of a group or pro- Be expected to do a service for some- a report card. Well, what really matters Barney Google and Snuffy Smith® by John Rose fessional association. one today. Don’t worry, because you to you? What is important? TAURUS (April 20 to May 20) will feel gratifi ed and rewarded for AQUARIUS (Jan. 20 to Feb. 18) You are high-viz today. For some rea- your efforts, at least personally. You might feel more emotional than son, personal details about your pri- LIBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) usual today because the Moon is in vate life seem to be made public. Be You need to have a little fun today. Do your sign. However, it can make you a aware of this. something to treat yourself, even if it’s bit luckier than all the other signs. GEMINI (May 21 to June 20) just a dessert, a matinee or a drink with PISCES (Feb. 19 to March 20) Do something different to satisfy your a friend. Why not reward yourself? You want some peace and quiet today. urge for a bit of adventure. Take a day SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) You’re not ready for the busy hubbub trip. Better yet, travel somewhere if it’s You might prefer to cocoon at home of life around you. Take it easy if you possible. Learn something new. today and relax among familiar sur- can. Do something to pamper yourself. CANCER (June 21 to July 22) roundings. It’s Monday, but it’s hard to Shop for shoes. This is an appropriate day to do bank- drag yourself to work, isn’t it? YOU BORN TODAY You are ing and stay on top of red-tape details SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to Dec. 21) hard-working, determined and resil- about inheritances, taxes, debt and You’re curious about news in the ient. You are also quick-witted and shared property. neighborhood. Perhaps you’ve heard perceptive. THE Daily Commuter Puzzle by Jacqueline E. Mathews Pajama Diaries by Terri Libenson ACROSS 1 “__. Doubtfire” 4 “…and a partridge in __ tree.” 9 The folks over there 13 __ for; cheer on 15 Piece of china 16 Island dance 17 Decorated tinplate 18 Corrosive Written By Brian & Greg Walker formations on HI AND LOIS Drawn By Chance Browne metal 19 Unsightly 20 Joy 22 __ up; bungle 23 Burrowing animal 24 __ the ball; bowl clumsily 26 Banana __; ice cream treats 29 Nice 34 Burial sites 35 Minimum 36 TV’s __ Arthur Created by Jacqueline E. Mathews 11/5/19 37 Roof overhang Monday’s Puzzle Solved 38 Rosary pieces 2 Wiggle __; 39 __ Worth, TX leeway PHOEBE AND HER UNICORN 40 180 degrees from 3 Shoe bottom SSW 4 Spring months 41 Disguises 5 Cluster of 42 Will to achieve feathers 43 Violent streams 6 At __; relaxed of water 7 Business 45 Drug seller envelope abbr. 46 Over-the-hill 8 Agitated 47 Tune 9 All __; clumsy 48 Late singer __ 10 Gigantic Cass 11 Building wings 51 Make known 12 Baseball great publicly Willie 56 Dutch cheese 14 Wood eater 57 Approaches 21 Decays Adam@Home by Brian Bassett 58 “Why don’t we!” 25 Word attached to meal or cake ©2019 Tribune Content Agency, LLC 11/5/19 60 Arthritic swelling All Rights Reserved. 61 Unsuspecting 26 Very tired 62 __ other; one 27 City in Texas 35 In case 48 List of dishes another 28 Sweetheart 38 Colorful scarf 49 Hubbubs 63 Secondhand 29 Reaches a high 39 Easily broken 50 Manufactured 64 Actress Kirstie point 41 Allen or Gibson 52 Good buy 65 Your 30 Youths 42 Car ding 53 Colorado 31 Bubbling away 44 Meandered resort DOWN on the stove 45 Jimmy or 54 Bench or chair 1 Actor on “The 32 Chutzpah Tommy 55 Carve in glass A-Team” 33 Idaho export 47 Wait on at table 59 Bashful 8C Sunday, November 3, 2019 • www.daily-tribune.com Around Town The Daily Tribune News SCHOOL NEWS KINGSTON EDUCATORS TREATED TO LUNCH

SPECIAL Kingston Baptist Church treated the faculty and staff at Kingston Elementary School to a luncheon recently at White Columns. The educators enjoyed a meal of Scott’s Bar-B-Q, a baked potato bar and desserts and appreciated the generous gesture by the church. Cartersville’s Preferred Plumber CARTERSVILLE MEDICAL, REINHARDT SIGN AGREEMENT

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Be strong and courageous. Do not be afraid or terri¿ ed because of them, for the Lord your God goes with you; He will never leave nor forsake you. (Deuteronomy 31:6 NLT) Financing Available SPECIAL Mountain Education Charter High School sent 16 students to Washington, D.C., Sept. 9-12 for the annual all-expenses-paid educational experience for students to gain a better under- standing of the nation’s history and governmental structure and operations. One student from each location is chosen by Call Us Today! administrators to represent their site, and Jeremiah Stanley was chosen from its Bartow site at the Bartow County College and Career Academy. Students and chaperones were able to visit the U.S. Capitol, take a segway tour, visit national mon- uments such as the Lincoln Memorial and spend time in the Smithsonian museums. Three students were selected after an essay submission to lay a wreath at the Tomb of the Unknowns at Arlington National Cemetery. Requirements for students to be selected as a participant included being a senior in good academic standing with no discipline concerns, never been to Washington, D.C., before and a good representative of the school.