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THINGS Servicesset forslain soldier TO CHECK FROM STAFF REPORTS Husband deployed OUT The funeral for aDalton native 3 killed in Afghanistan this week will ON THE be on Thursday. INSIDE Army Spc. Raymundo “Ray” P. to Afghanistan Morales, 34, died Tuesday from injuries he receivedafter avehicle BY MARK MILLICAN with more combat.” rolloverinMethar Lam, [email protected] TifneyWebber graduated Afghanistan. Army officials said the from Columnist DickYarbrough “circumstances surrounding the ACohutta resident whose Northwest writes about Gov. Sonny incident are under investigation.” husband will be deploying to Whitfield Perdue’saccomplishments Morales wasassigned to the Afghanistan next week is travel- High School forthe state. 148th Brigade Support Battalion ing south today with their infant in 2005 and based in Cedartown. The Army daughter to spend afew days then went on See page 4A posthumously awarded him the with him at Fort Stewart before to Berry ranking of sergeant. he leaves. College in Officials predict swine flu Mass of Christianburial will be TifneyWebber said her hus- Rome. Marcus mayinfect up to 40 percent Thursday at 11 a.m. at the St. band, Rome native Marcus Webber gradu- The bodyofRay Morales is of the U.S. population. Joseph’sCatholic Church with Webber,will be going to the ated from Webber Father Paul Williams and the Rev. expected to arrive at the Kandahar district as amilitary Armuchee See page 3A Daniel Bravo officiating. Morales Dalton airportWednesday policeman with the 293rd High School in 2008, butbefore will be buried at the Colonial Hills morning with the funeral Military Police Company. his senior year completed Army President Obama rushes to Memorial Park Cemetery on scheduled forThursday. “He’sgoing as acombat MP, basic training at Fort Benning. quell racial uproar he RauschenbergRoad with full mili- he’sagunner,” she said. “It’sin helped fire. tary honors. The family will receive the southern part of the country, friends at the MelroseChapel of ➣ Please see MORALES, 2A so Ifigure it will be ahot spot ➣Please see WEBBER, 2A See page 9A

FROM TODAY’S Accused FORUM killer “If Murray County voters and taxpayers get up in time,theywon’t be get- denied ting up in arush and get- ting speeding tickets.” bond “Howard Ensleyisagood looking man. I'd rather see him on the front page BY MARK MILLICAN than some ugly person.” [email protected] Aman accused of stabbing See page 2A another man to death in an alleged fight overbeer was denied bond for athird time in Whitfield County Superior Court on Friday.Waldo Lopez is sched- WEATHER uled for trial on Aug. 31. Forecast: Sunny Lopez, 44, of Dalton, is Today’sHigh: 93 charged with murder in the death Tonight’sLow:68 of Robert Glenn “Bobby” Miller. Lopez has been Details, Page 10A in custody since his arrest on Jan. INSIDE 23, the day of the alleged stab- Classified...... 5B bing. Judge Comics...... 4B Robert Adams Crossword...... 8A denied Lopez Dear Abby...... 4B bond four days after the inci- Lopez Horoscope...... 8A dent, and Judge Lottery...... 2A William Boyett denied bond on Movies...... 8A Friday.Lopez wasalso denied Obituaries...... 9A MATT HAMILTON/The Daily Citizen bond on April 22, said his attor- ney, public defender Mike Opinion...... 4A Getting Orientated McCarthy. Sports...... 1-3B District AttorneyKermit McManus said there is “no hard Incoming Dalton State Collegestudents Karlos Adame,left, Breanna Pierce,middle,and and fast rule” for adefense attorney dozens of othersall trytokeep balloons aloft by bouncing them in the air without letting them hit the floor.Eachballoon represented adifferent responsibility,suchasschool, family, jobs, and so on. The orientation session was called “balance.” More photos on page 9A. ➣ Please see BOND,5A 7 69847 00001 6 Hamilton planstalkswith majorinsurers

BY CHARLES OLIVER Blue Cross’ preferred provider [email protected] organization (PPO) network. The agreement will also mean univer- ewant the community to know sity employees and retirees will Hamilton Health Care System have access to more than 200 we have heard the communi- and Blue Cross Blue Shield of physicians in the area, according W Georgia have reached an agree- to Blue Cross. ty’srequest to access our ment to provide health care servic- In astatement,Blue Cross said services through awider variety of insur- es for the University System of Hamilton placed talks to coverall Georgia. of Blue Cross’ PPO customers on ance plans,and we are working hard to The agreement will allowany hold on July 14. But Hamilton and of the 50,000 employees and Physicians Health Services, which extend our relationship with Blue Cross retirees of the university system, represents almost all of the area’s including those at Dalton State and other national insurers. College, to receive care at either Hamilton Medical Center or —Hamilton CEO John Bowling Murray Medical Center as part of ➣ Please see HOSPITAL, 2A

CHECKERS •SPICY CHICKEN All-AMERICAN SELECTION99 ¢ 99 ¢ •HOT DOG •HAMBURGER LOTTERY WINNING NUMBERS – FOR JULY 24 ATYOUR Georgia: Cash3Midday: 3-3-1; Cash4:6-9-5-8; EveningCash3:5-2-5; PAGE 2 Mega Millions:3-6-43-51-52MegaBall: 36 SERVICE Tennessee: Cash 3: 7-5-7, Lucky Sum: 19; Cash 4: 8-1-5-1, Lucky Sum: 15; Evening Cash 3: 8-6-8, Lucky Sum 22; Cash 4: 3-6-7-0, Lucky Sum: 16 Ourmailingaddress: 2A Saturday, July 25, 2009 P.O. Box 1167 Dalton, Ga. 30722-1167 Ourshipping address: TODAYS FORUM Morales: Funeral Thursday 308 S. Thornton Ave. Dalton, Ga. 30720 Editor’snote: Please situation in the United keep your comments as States. Ican’tspeak for all ➣ Continued from page 1A Drive at 10:30 a.m. and will since Operation Enduring OurWeb site: brief as possible.Get to the the readers, butitwas anice go to the church. The service Freedom beganin2003. He www.daltondailycitizen.com point! Longer comments break for me.” Ponders Funeral Home on is expected to last an hour. is the third soldier or Marine After the service, the proces- with local connections to die To visitus: should be submitted as let- Wednesday from 6until 9 ters to the editor.Ifyou “Obama has had to travel p.m. The rosary will be at 8 sion will traveleast on the this year. Our offices are locatedonthe include aname, please so much because Bush never p.m. North Bypass, north onto Army Sgt. Marshall west side of the intersection of spell it. Call (706) 272- went anywhere except to get StoneyPonders of Cleveland Highway,west Edgerton wasalso buried in Thornton Avenue and Morris 7748 to reach Today’s oil from the Arabs. Good Ponders Funeral Home said onto Maple Grove Road, Colonial Hills Memorial Street in downtownDalton. Forum. luck, President Obama.” Morales’ remains are expect- then onto Rauschenberg Park Cemetery.Edgerton, a We’re open 8a.m. until 5p.m. ed to arrive at the Dalton Road. 1995 graduate of Northwest Monday through Friday. “I think the president, Congress, governors and “Does Randy Waskul not Municipal Airport on Morales, a1992 graduate Whitfield High School, was Wednesday between 9a.m. of Murray County High killed on Dec. 10, 2003, a How to call us: other leaders of our nation think that keeping work local should be more worried keeps moneyhere in our and noon. On Thursday,the School,isthe seventh soldier victim of suicide bombers in Mainnumber: 706-217- community? The moneyis procession will begin at the or Marine with ties to Ramadi, atownwest of NEWS about homeless people and people with no insurance or earned by people who pay funeral home at 138 Melrose Whitfield County to be killed Baghdad in Iraq. (That’s 706-217-6397) food instead of putting men taxes here, supports local Whenyou’renot sure with whom on the moon or worrying businesses and keeps people you need to speak, our operator about global warming.” employed.” will makesure you’retransferredto the person who can best help you. “What about the comet “Tothe editor: My family Webber Delivery: 706-272-7705 that hit Jupiter? Ihaven’t and Ithink you are doing a heard anylocal news on that. great job keeping the idiots ➣ Continued from page 1A Our staffcan take your subscrip- What’shappening, editor?” in Dalton at bay.Uneducated tion and delivery-relatedcalls Republicans don’tunder- from 6a.m. to 5p.m. Monday Editor: We have not stand at all what’sgoing on.” “He used to come into where Iworked at through Friday, and from 6a.m. been able to reach our AT&T and we connected overalove of fast to 10 a.m. Saturday and Jupiter correspondent. Editor: Some of my best cars,”she said in an iPhone message on Friday. Sunday. friends areuneducated “I’ve been here in Cohutta because of his train- If asubscriberismissed, call by “Tothe person who sug- Republicans. ing schedule, and also helping my mom.” 10 a.m. on weekdaysand gested impeaching Obama to The couple have a9-month-old daughter, weekendsfor re-delivery. solveAmerica's problems: “I do not want govern- Brylee. Pvt. 1st Class Webber has been able to Call if you needto: Youobviously don't know ment-runhealth care. Ialso visit them in Cohutta “every month or so,”she ➣ have us redeliver your news- the definition of impeach.” don’twant insurance compa- said, while he wasgoing through advanced paper nies interfering in the doctor- infantry training at Fort Leonard Wood, Mo. ➣ orderorrenewasubscription “Obama swore up and patient relationship by ➣ ask for avacation hold down during the campaign choosing what medicines ➣ have us refill anewsrack that as soon as he wasinau- theywill pay for.” Pvt. 1st Class Marcus Webber and his ➣ ask aboutyour account gurated he would immediate- wifeTifneyhold their 9-month-old ➣ orderaback issue ly takeusout of twowars. At “No one has ever been daugher Brylee. least GeorgeBush didn’tlie happytoget aspeeding tick- Classified: 706-217-6397 to us.” et.” To placeaclassifiedad, or for questions about classified Editor: Obama did not “It’sembarrassing that advertising. Hours are 8a.m.to say that. some of Dalton’smost afflu- Hospital: Talks planned 5p.m.Monday through Friday. ent families are so unaware Classifiedfax: 706-272-7743 “People in Murray and unaffected by the dire County complain if theyget times facing our country they ➣ Continued from page 1A other national insurers,”said common set of clinical pro- Advertising: 706-217-6397 aticket for speeding. Slow continue to flaunt their mis- Hamilton CEO John tocols for all physicians — To placeadisplay advertise- down and you won’thaveto placed priorities in the face doctors, say theywill begin Bowling. will be keytocontract nego- ment, schedule an insert, or for worry about aticket. The law of our community.Clearly negotiations next month with Will having reached an tiations. Theyhad set adead- questions aboutyour advertis- is trying to save your life and there is asensitivity chip Blue Cross and other major agreement on university line of July 31 to complete ing account. the livesofothers.” missing or theylack the health insurance companies employ- that process. Advertisingfax: 706-272-7743 virtue of modesty.” that may bring the hospitals ees make “The plan wastotry to do “Bravo to Cal Thomas for and local doctors into those it easier that. It wasreally adeadline Newsroom: 706-217-6397 his column in Tuesday’s Editor: You’ve con- companies’ PPO networks. for requested by the Chamber of paper.” vinced me. The rich mon- “Weare planning to start Hamilton Commerce. We are running a Call this number if you: sters at the cotillion area having language discussions, and Blue little behind that schedule. ➣ haveaquestionorcomment “Tothe person who com- disgrace. The event should contract language discus- Cross to There have been some unan- about our newscoverage,or be shuttered immediately. sions next month,”said reach an ticipated difficulties with the our editorialpage plained about the cotillion: Our newspaper is fair and And also, the president and David McCreery,president overall information systems of the ➣ have astoryidea first lady need to quit of Physicians Health agree- physicians,”said McCreery. Newsroomfax: 706-275-6641 balanced. There’salways Bowling something in the the paper wearing fancy clothes and Services. “That is the first ment? “But we have made alot of Sports: 706-272-7734 about NASCAR, wrestling, going to parties. The TV step. Depending on how “Blue progress. We are getting real gunfights and bikinis in cof- networks should cancel the quickly theyare willing to Cross and Blue Shield of close to saying that we are Sports fax: 706-275-6641 fee bars. Let’sremember this World Series and Super move on that, we are ready to Georgia has approached the clinically integrated. We’re Corrections:706-272-7750 is adiverse community.” Bowl — those gargantuan proceed with at least the four twodiscussions independ- trying to makesure the diffi- The newspaper strives for fair- extravagances. And why major players in the market- ently of one another and does culties we have encountered ness and accuracy.Ifyou have “Howard Ensleyisagood stop there? No more place.” not feel that one discussion don’tslowdownour ability aquestion about astory, please looking man. I'd rather see Oscars, Emmys, Tonys. No McCreery says those will impact the other,” Blue to engage in the contracting call the newsroom. We will print him on the front page than moreKentuckyDerby par- companies are Blue Cross Cross said in the statement. process.” acorrectionorclarification some ugly person.” ties, high school dances, Blue Shield, United Bowling says that the uni- In April, several local whenone is in order. kindergarten graduations Healthcare, Aetna and versity agreement might business leaders sent aletter “People who complain or cockfights. Caller,you Cigna, the four largest health makeitabit easier since to Bowling asking for local about high fees at banks have areright. We have to STOP insurance companies nation- each side is nowmore famil- health care providers to take Management: achoice. Credit unions have these free Americans from wide. iar with each other’scon- part in alarger number of William H. Bronson III 706-272-7700 lower fees and alot of free enjoying their livesONCE “Weplan to actively con- cerns. health insurance networks. Publisher services.” AND FOR ALL. tact them, not just sit back “The caveat would be that Blue Cross said it does and wait on them to call us,” this is aBoard of Regents not viewclinical integration Jimmy Espy 706-272-7735 “The cotillion is for the “If Murray County voters he said. matter.Therefore, theycon- as necessary to complete a Executive Editor elite. It doesn’tmatter what and taxpayers get up in time, Hamilton, and manylocal trol it, not Blue Cross. Blue contract. Gary Jones 706-272-7731 color you are.” theywon’tbegetting up in a doctors, do not currently Cross just serves as athird McCreery said the delays Advertising Director rush and getting speeding accept those major plans. party administrator.Blue in the clinical integration Laddie Toney 706-277-7391 “Does Dan Peeples know tickets.” “Wewant the community Cross is not the payer there, process should not slow Business Manager where Main Street in Varnell to knowwehaveheard the and where Blue Cross is the down talks with the major is? It’scertainly not on “I have been on this plan- community’srequest to payer,there’slikely to be insurance companies. He Claudia Harrell 706-272-7702 Cleveland Highway.” et for 60 years. Idon’thave access our services through a some different contractual said he still believesthe doc- Circulation Director too manyproblems, Idon’t wider variety of insurance language,”hesaid. tors and Hamilton can have Chris McConkey 706-226-2668 “I knowThe Daily want or need Obama to tell plans, and we are working Hamilton and Physicians contracts with at least some IT Director Citizen is anewspaper butI me howtoliveorhow to fix hard to extend our relation- Health Services say clinical of the insurance companies don’tsee whyJesus can’tbe what isn’tbroken.” ship with Blue Cross and integration — developing a by this fall. on the first page.” The Daily Citizen is alocally operated part of “I knowthe risk if losing Newspaper Holdings Inc. and is amember votes keeps politiciansfrom of The Associated Press, Audit Bureau of “Not all parents of the Circulation, Georgia Press Association, young ladies of the Dalton admitting that our economy 2killed Southern Newspapers Publishers Cotillion have fatbank and health care are hurt TODAY’S CITIZEN Association and the Newspaper Association accounts. Ican assure that because of illegals receiving of America. The Associated Press is entitled when hit exclusively to the use for publication of all most, if not all, of the young benefits that should only be local news in this publication. The Daily ladies have character,which giventocitizens.” NAME: AshleyL. Citizen desires to be notified promptly of any is more than Ican say for by train White errors in its pages. The North Georgia some of you knuckleheads “I am very happytosay Newspaper Group retains rights to the name AGE: 19 complaining about it.” that people in Dalton are The Daily Citizen-News. HOME: Resaca The advertiser agrees that the publisher using their recycling bins in Calhoun shall not be liable for damages arising out of “Not all parents of cotil- and using the recycling cen- FAMILY:Father, errors in advertisements beyond the amount lion debutantes are rich. But ter at the transfer station. I CALHOUN (AP) — Two Anthony; mother, paid for the space actually occupied by that wish everyone in Dalton 27-year-old Calhoun men portion of the advertisement in which the the sad thing is manyhurt Sharlotte; sister, error occurred, whether such error is due to feelings exist among those would recycle.” have been killed when they the negligence of the publisher’s servants or young ladies who are not were struck by aCSX train in Bonnie otherwise, and there shall be no liability for invited.” “Thanks to The Daily Calhoun. WORK:OfficeDepot non-insertion of any advertisement beyond Police investigator Tony the amount paid for such advertisement.” Citizen for publishing the Pet PLAY:Shopping, The Daily Citizen will not be responsible for “Sixty kids got in the pre- Connection page. It’svery Pyle said Stephen Gregory advance payments made to the newspaper school and only five left out. interesting and informative.” Mulkey and Kenneth church,hanging out carriers or independent distributors unless withfriends made directly to the office of the newspa- What ashame. Whycan’t William Broome were stand- per. Subscription rates by independ- theylet just five more kids “Weneed anon-partisan ing or sitting on the track SHESAID: newspaper in Dalton.” ent carrier: in?” about 4:40 a.m. Thursday “Therefore if anyman Monthly: $12 ■ Yearly: $135.24 when theywere struck by the ■ Mail subscription rates provided on “The personwho said be in Christ Jesus he request. “Does anybody know train traveling from Methods of payment: Cash, check, bank anything about acompany Barack Obama is the best Memphis to Atlanta, is anew creature; old draft, Visa, MasterCard, Discover, called the Nix Bat Co. that president ever needs to lay Pyle said aCSX employ- thingsare passed American Express washere in Dalton? Let me offthe Kool-Aid.” Second class postage paid at Dalton, Ga., ee called to report he though away;behold, all 30720. know.” the train had hit something POSTMASTER: Send address changes to “John Morgan’sletter is on the tracks. things becomenew.” The Daily Citizen, P.O. Box 1167, Dalton, “I am aregistered right. We need to take Ga., 30722. Pyle said investigators Republican and it pains me responsibility and pay our found the bodies of the two owninsurance bills, not the to say it, butBush screwed men trapped under the train. government.” up. Nowweneed to give Police said alcohol wasa Obama achance to get us out contributing factor in the of it.” To leave acomment for the Forum, please call 706- accident. Family members of NORTH GEORGIA both victims stated to police “It wasapleasant change 272-7748. Youcan also NEWSPAPER GROUP send comments to editori- that both men had been SERVING NORTHWEST GEORGIA &SOUTHEAST TENNESSEE to see no negative articles about the current economic [email protected] drinkingheavily Wednesday www.daltondailycitizen.com Volume47, Number 115 night. The Daily Citizen Saturday, July 25, 2009 3A Swine flu could hit up to 40% in U.S.

BY MIKE STOBBE calculated. Again, that is if a 2billion people could AP Medical Writer &(**$++#(! '.**"0$ 0$$%$% )/ *(-, #!( newvaccine and other become infected in the next U.S.deaths from efforts fail. twoyears — nearly athird of ATLANTA — In adis- influenza pandemics: The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention projected Friday In anormal flu season, the world population. The (Selectionwith estimated that 90,000 to several hundred thousand Americans could die turbing newprojection, figures) over two years if aswine flu vaccine and other steps don twork. about 36,000 people die estimates look at potential health officials say up to 40 from flu and its complica- impacts in atwo-year period percent of Americans could 1918-19Spanish 1957-58 Asian flu: Virus 1968-69 Hong 2009-10 Swine flu: tions, according to the because past flu pandemics flu: Health was quickly identified Kong flu: Projected deaths get swine flu this year and professionals due to new technology. Elderly most (over two years) American Medical have occurred in wavesover next and several hundred were at aloss likely to die. without avaccine Association. That too is an more than one year. thousand could die without a for atreatment. estimate, because death cer- Swine flu has been an successful vaccine campaign tificates don’ttypically list escalating concern in Britain and other measures. DEATHS: 550,000 70,000 34,000 90,000 + VIRUS STRAIN: H1N1 H2N2 H3N2 H1N1 flu as acause of death. and some other European The estimates by the Instead, theyattribute afatal- nations, where the virus’ late Centers for Disease Control 1910s 1950s 1960s1990s ity to pneumonia or other arrivalhas grabbed attention and Prevention are roughly complications. and some officials at times twice the number of those SOURCE: CDC AP Influenza is notoriously have sounded alarmed. who catch flu in anormal hard to predict, and some In an interviewFriday,the season and add greater Health officials say flu virus’ spread last month, but TomSkinner. experts have shied away WHO’sflu chief told the AP weight to hurried efforts to cases may explode in the it wasfirst disclosed in an “Hopefully,mitigation from aforecast. At aCDC the global epidemic is still in get anew vaccine ready for fall, when schools open and interviewthis week with The efforts will have abig impact swine flu briefing Friday, its early stages. the fall flu season. become germ factories, and Associated Press. on future cases,”hesaid. one official declined to “Even if we have hun- Swine flu has already hit the newestimates dramatize The estimates are based Besides pushing flu shots, answer repeated questions dreds of thousands of cases the United States harder than the need to have vaccines on aflu pandemic from health officials might urge about her agency’sown esti- or afew millionsofcases ... anyother nation, butithas and other measures in place. 1957, which killed nearly measures such as avoiding mate. we’re relatively early in the struck something of aglanc- Aworld healthofficial 70,000 in the United States crowded places, handwash- “I don’tthink that influen- pandemic,”Keiji Fukuda said ing blowthat’smore surpris- said the first vaccines are butwas not as severe as the ing, cough covering and za and its behavior in the at WHO headquarters in ing than devastating. The expected in September and infamous Spanish flu pan- timely use of medicines like population lends itself very Geneva. virus has killed about 300 October.The United States demic of 1918-19. The num- Tamiflu. well to these kinds of mod- The first vaccines are Americans and experts expects to begin testing on ber of deaths and illnesses Because so manymore els,”said the official, Dr. expected in September and believe it has sickened more some volunteers in August, from the newswine flu virus people are expected to catch Anne Schuchat, who over- October,Fukuda said. Other than 1million, comparable with 160 million doses ready would drop if the pandemic the newflu, the number of sees the CDC’sflu vaccina- vaccines won’tbeready until to aseasonal flu with the in October. peters out or if efforts to deaths overtwo years could tion programs. well into the flu season when weird ability to keep spread- The CDC came up with slowits spread are success- range from 90,000 to several The World Health afurther dramatic rise in ing in the summer. the newprojections for the ful, said CDC spokesman hundred thousand, the CDC Organization says as manyas swine flu cases is expected. Havetrumpet, AREA ARRESTS • Wayne David Kidwell, wascharged Thursday by the 37, 120 McFalls St., Dalton, Dalton Police Department willtravel wascharged Thursday by the with trafficking in metham- Dalton Police Department phetamine, possession of with first degree theft by tools for the commission of a 4from Murray in competition shoplifting, disorderly con- crime (twocounts), posses- duct, probation violation, sion of meth and possession contributing to the delin- of marijuana. SUBMITTED BY MURRAY which is one of DCI’schar- quencyofaminor,criminal • Larry Kevin Pyles, 24, COUNTY SCHOOLS ter corps and atwo-time win- trespass and obstruction of 1420 Club Circle, Gallatin, ner of the DCI world cham- an officer. Tenn., wascharged Thursday Four trumpet players pionship. Humphrey, also a • James Daniel McClure, by the Whitfield County from Murray County are MCHS graduate, from the 38, 512 Weaver Creek Road, Sheriff’sOffice with theft by touring the United States this class of 2008, is amember of Blue Ridge, wascharged deception. summer and competing in DCI’sreigning world cham- Thursday by the Whitfield • Joshua Lee Parrish, 23, Drum Corps International pion corps, the Phantom County Sheriff’sOffice with 345 Cedar Ridge Road, (DCI) and Drum Corps Regiment from Rockford, burglary and theft by taking Dalton, wascharged Friday Associates (DCA) contests Ill. (motor vehicle). by the Georgia State Patrol acrossthe country. All of Drum and bugle corps • Michael Shane Smith, with DUI and failure to these young men are current have along history in this Josh Graham,left, and Emmanuel Nieto of Murray 30, 901 S. Green St., Dalton, maintain lane. or alumni members of the country,beginning with County High School are marching with agroup from Murray County High School corps sponsoredbyWorld Atlanta called CorpsVets. Marching Indians. WarIveterans organizations Read The Daily Citizen online Emmanuel Nieto, asen- likethe VFW and the bands. of 20 of DCI’sfinest corps as ior,and Josh Graham, a American Legion. Modern Membership in acorps is theyshare their passion for www.daltondailycitizen.com sophomore, are marching drum corps look and sound earned through aseries of excellence. their first season with a very similar to marching competitive auditions and group from Atlanta called bands with afew keydiffer- tryout campswhichgeneral- the CorpsVets. This group is ences: Drum and bugle corps ly begin in November.DCI part of the DCA circuit only use brass and percus- corps members have to com- which allows corps to have sion instruments (no flutes, mit to the entire summer tour C O clarinets, or saxophones), which concludes with world O members 14 years of age and S H L up. Murray County High drum and bugle corps are championships in August. School alumnusand Dalton independent entities not Corps members are also Middle School band director associated with aschool or responsible for paying a Lewie Humphreyisalso a college (other than Spirit membership fee which usu- Y from JSU,which has limited ally ranges from $1,500 to D member of the volunteer A S staffofthe CorpsVets. affiliation with Jacksonville $3,000. Jesus Rosendo and State University), and The closest DCI event of Reggie Humphreyare mem- because of practice sched- the summer is the bers of corps in DCI’selite ules of six to eight hours a Southeastern Championships World Class — think of it as day throughout June, July, in the Georgia Dome on July the major league for march- and August, drum and bugle 25. Several members of the ing music. Rosendo, a2007 corps field shows are much MCHS Marching Indians It doesn’t matter graduate of MCHS, is more difficult and elaborate will be on hand to cheer for marchingwith the Madison than the field shows by high their friends and enjoythe what their age, Scouts from Madison, Wis., school and college marching musical and visual spectacle don’t they Rep. Deal to visitKiwanis Club grow up fast? Cayla Hughes Preserve this Jacob Alvarran Kindergarten U.S. Rep. Nathan Deal of Gainesville, a Trade and Convention Center. 6th Grade School: special day School: Republican candidate for governor,will His speech is expected to focus on the Westside Middle Brookwood Elementary address the Kiwanis Club of Dalton on congressional issues of health care and the Parents: for them Parents: Monday at noon at the Northwest Georgia cap and trade energy bill. Wesley&Jennifer Hughes Roy&LlenyAlvarran Wow! Wishing you the best Our baby has grown up! as theyhead off on this newjourney. Good luckinMiddle School! We love you! Gospelfest today at Heritage Point for their big day! Mom, Dad &sister Gospelfest, acelebration the Susan G. Komen for the ed to perform are Lisa On Friday,August 7,2009 THE DAILYCITIZEN of praise featuring music and Cure, agrassroots network Asbury,8Days After,Shelia food, will be today from of breast cancer survivors Reed, WillowCreek, Dixie will publish akeepsakepage noon to 8:30 p.m. at the and activists. 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TODAY IN HISTORY THE DAILY CITIZEN Public perceptions Today is Saturday, July 25, the 206th day of Serving Northwest Georgia since 1847 2009. There are 159 days There is asaying in poli- gentleman Tanenblatt points to the left in the year. William H. Bronson III tics that “perception is reali- — and arrivalinGeorgia of the Kia Highlight in History: Publisher ty” and my perception of politician plant at West Point and On July 25, 1909, Gov. SonnyPerdue is that he — to say if NCR’snew headquarters in French aviator Louis JimmyEspyMark Pace hasn’texactly shot the lights he would Gwinnett County during Bleriot became the first ExecutiveEditor Editor Emeritus out in his twoterms as have Perdue’sterm. “The future person to fly an airplane Georgia’schief executive. allowed benefitofthose relocations across the English Unsigned editorials represent the view of The Daily Citizen. Members There are the publicity stunts these will be incalculable to the Channel, traveling from of the newspaper’s editorial board are William Bronson, Jimmy Espy, too numerous — and too things to state,”hesays. The governor Calais to Doverin37min- WesChance and Victor Miller.Columns and letters to the editor are embarrassing — to recount, happen on also streamlined the utes. the opinions of the authors. touting his “Go Fish, his watch. Department of Motor On this date: Georgia” program in the mid- Dick “I don’t Vehicles and reorganized the In 1866, Ulysses S. dle of one of the worst eco- Yarbrough think it is DepartmentofHuman Grant wasnamed General nomic periods in decades and fair for me Resources and the of the Army of the United CITIZENS OF THE WEEK some eyebrow-raising land to be a Department of Mental States, the first officer to deals which the governor still Monday morning quarter- Health. hold the rank. might be trying to explain if back,”hesays. Instead, he In the area of transporta- In 1946, the United our state’smedia had an rattles offalist of accom- tion, Perdue initiated the States detonated an atom- Kathy Reed, Tom Brown aggressive bone in its inves- plishments of the administra- biggest transportation bond ic bomb near Bikini Atoll tigative body. tion that he thinks members project in the state’shistory. in the Pacific in the first and Paul Byrum Does this sound to you of the media, including yours When he sawhow the money underwater test of the likesomeone who is running truly, have ignored while wasbeing managed — or device. the state well? frothing over“Go Fish, mismanaged — by the In 1952, Puerto Rico When Betty “Yes,”says Eric Georgia.” Department of Transportation became aself-governing Brant and her co- Tanenblatt. “First off,”Tanenblatt Tanenblatt says Perdue commonwealth of the workers at the That’snot asurprising asserts, “SonnyPerdue came changed the governing struc- United States. Dalton ★★★ answer coming from into office in atumultuous ture of the DOT. In 1956, the Italian Organization of Tanenblatt. He served as time with events beyond his Finally,hereminded me liner Andrea Doria collid- Citizen Perdue’sfirst chief of staff. control. The House of that unlikemanystates, ed with the Swedish pas- Churches United Today,Eric Tanenblatt is sen- Representative wasstill run Georgia still maintains a senger ship Stockholm off for People (DOC- of the week ior managing director — by the Democrats. The state Triple-A bond rating. the NewEngland coast UP) learned that Atlanta at McKenna Long flag wasabig issue and there Tanenblatt makes an late at nightand began area bluegrass ★★★ and Aldridge one of the wasa$1.65 billion hole in impressive argument for the sinking; at least 51 people musicians said they nation’spremier lawfirms the budget. I’m not sure any- improvements brought about were killed. and perhaps best known for one else could have worked during Perdue’sadministra- In 1969, aweek after wanted to put their stellar government rela- through these matters better tion, but, alas, Perdue’s the Chappaquiddick inci- together aCDto tions practice. In addition to than did the governor.” accomplishments will likely dent that claimed the life benefit the organi- Tanenblatt, aman widely One of the best things be less remembered than the of Mary Jo Kopechne, zation, she said respectedbyboth Democrats Perdue did, according to silly photo ops that have Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, theywere and Republicans, others on Tanenblatt, wastoorganize drained the governor’soffice D-Mass., pleaded guilty to “blessed.” To nominate someone the firm’sroster include for- the governor’soffice on a of its dignity,his love affair acharge of leavingthe for this weekly feature, mer Gov. Zell Miller,Howard business model. Instead of with “Go Fish, Georgia,”a scene of an accident; he But that feeling write us (c/o Citizen of Dean,former chairman of the everybody reportingthrough marginal economic develop- went on television to call paled in compari- the Week, P. O. Box 1167, national Democratic Party, the chiefofstaffashad been ment program at best and a his failure to immediately son to the jolt she Dalton, Ga., 30722) or fax former Congressman Buddy the case in past administra- “let ’em eat cake” attitude notify authorities “inde- got when she first us (275-6641) and tell us Darden, longtime tions, Gov. Perdue estab- toward his sweet land deals. fensible.” heard “Heaven why your nominee Democratic operative Keith lished achief operating offi- Perdue’sgood works have In 1994, Israeli Prime deserves recognition. Mason, Gordon Giffin, cer and achief financial offi- been overshadowed by his Minister Yitzhak Rabin Knows Where Ambassador to Canada dur- cer,and reported them direct- insensitivity to public percep- and Jordan’sKing We’llGoFrom ing the Clinton ly to his office along with his tion that has sometimes bor- Hussein signed adeclara- Here” by Atlanta Administration and former chief of staff, executive coun- dered on astounding. And he tion at the White House musician Kathy Republican state legislator sel and the state director of has forgotten that perception ending their countries’ 46- Reed, asong about and opinion polling expert Homeland Security. is reality. year-old formal state of Dalton’sstruggling Matt Towery.Itisaneclectic “The various state agen- war. group of savvy political pros. cies report to either the COO ■ Youcan reach Dick Tenyears ago: The carpet mill work- To Tanenblatt’scredit, or the CFO,”says Tanenblatt, Yarbrough at Woodstock ‘99 music fes- ers. The duo organized the most of the shenanigans of “and have quicker access to [email protected], tivalinRome, N.Y., ended “I love the song,” CD project featuring 18 the Perdue Administration the governor.That is better P.O. Box725373,Atlanta, in fires and looting. Lance Brant said. “The CD is tracks, including several occurred after he stepped for the citizens theyrepre- Georgia 31139, or Website: Armstrong wonhis first fabulous butthe song from performerswith down and he is too much a sent.” www.dickyarbrough.com. Tour de France. Morocco Dalton or North held afuneral for King brings tears to my eyes Hassan II. every timeIhearit, Georgia ties. Hopes are Five years ago: because Ihear these sto- for a$10,000 windfall, Israelis formedahuman ries when these people and Brant says they’re chain stretching 55 miles come in for assistance.” well on their way. from Gaza to Jerusalem to “Atthe CD release protest Prime Minister And these days, more Ariel Sharon’sGaza Strip and more Whitfield party last week we had withdrawalplan. Lance County families are agood start, agood Armstrong wonarecord finding themselves in sale,”she said. sixth Tour de France. need of help with rent or “Everyone who has One year ago: heard it thinks it’swon- California became the first mortgage payments, state to ban trans fats from utilities, prescriptions derful. Ihear people all restaurant food. and gasfor job search- oversaying, ‘I get this Today’sBirthdays: es. DOC-UP volunteers song in my head and I Actress Barbara Harris is anticipate aiding rough- can’tget it out.’And the 74. Actress Katherine ly 1,920 families this people in the carpet Kelly Lang (TV:“The mills who have been Bold and the Beautiful”) year,anincrease of 20 is 48. Actress Illeana percent from 2008. laid off, it touches Douglas is 44. Country Needed funds have to them, too. If we can get singer Marty Brown is 44. come from somewhere. (the CD) out there, it’ll Actor Matt LeBlanc is 42. Enter Bluegrass be ahit.” Bands and Helping Fortheir efforts to Hands — also known as help area residents The arrogance of the bureaucrats local guitarist and banjo through DOC-UP,The Daily Citizen names It’scrazy for agroup of mere mortals Office debunked the economy — or even 15 percent of one player TomBrown and to try to design 15 percent of the U.S. reformers’ cost pro- — doesn’texist in anyone place where Paul Byrum, asupply KathyReed, Tom economy.It’sevencrazier to do it by jections. Trust us, it is accessible to central planners. chain coordinator at Brown and Paul Byrum August. Obama says. “Atthe Instead, it is scattered piecemeal among Mohawk Industries. Citizens of the Week. Yetthat is what some members of end of the day,we’ll millions of people. All those people put Congress presume to do. Theyintend, have significant cost together are farwiser and better as the NewYork Times puts it, “to rein- controls,”presiden- informed than Congress could ever be. vent the nation’shealth care system.” tial adviser David Only markets — private property,free Let that sink in. Ahandful of people Axelrod said. Give exchange and the price system — can who probably neverevenran asmall me abreak. put this knowledge at the disposal of business actually think theycan reinvent Nowfocus on the entrepreneurs and consumers, ensuring the health care system. John spectacle of that the system will servethe people and not Politicians and bureaucratsclearly Stossel handful of men and just the political class. have no idea howcomplicated markets women daring to This is no less true for medical care are. Every day people makecountless think theycan design than for food, clothing and shelter.Itis tradeoffs, in all areas of life, based on the medical marketplace. Theywould profit-seekingentrepreneurshipthat subjective value judgments and person- empower an even smaller group to gave us birth control pills, robot limbs, al information as theydelicately balance determine — for millions of diverse Lasik surgery and so manyother good their interests, needs and wants. Who is Americans — which medical treatments things that makeour liveslonger and in abetter position than theytotailor are worthyand at what price. more pain free. those choices to best servetheir purpos- Howdothese arrogant, presumptu- To the extent the politicians ignore es? Yetthe politicians believe theycan ous politiciansbelieve theycan know this, theyare the enemy of our well- plan the medical market the wayyou enough to plan for the rest of us? Who being. The belief that theycan takecare plan abirthday party. do theythink theyare? Under coverof of us is rank superstition. Leave aside howmuch power the helping uninsured people get medical Who will save us from these state would have to exercise overusto care, theyliveout their megalomaniacal despots? What Adam Smith said about run the medical system. Suffice it say social-engineering fantasies — putting the economic planner applies here, too: WORDS OF WISDOM that if government attempts to control our physical and economic health at risk The politician who tries to design the our total medical spending, sooner or in the process. medical marketplace would “assume an later,itwill have to control us. Will the American people say authority which could safely be trusted, Bible verse: “Good will come to him who is gen- Also leave aside the inevitable huge “Enough!”? not only to no single person, buttono erous and lends freely,who conducts his affairs with cost of anysuch program. The adminis- Ifear not, based on the comments on council or senate whatever, and which justice.” tration estimates $1.5 trillion over10 my blog. When Iargued last week that would nowhere be so dangerous as in Psalm 112:5 years with no increase in the deficit. But medical insurance makes people indif- the hands of aman who had folly and no one should takethat seriously.When ferent to costs, Igot comments like: “I presumption enough to fancyhimself fit it comes to projecting future costs, these guess the 47 million people who don’t to exercise it.” Today’squote: “No matter what side of an argument guys may as well be reading chicken have health care should just die, right, you’re on, youalwaysfind some people on your side entrails. In 1965, hospitalization cover- John?” “You will always be ashill for that youwish were on the other side.” age under Medicare wasprojected to corporate America.” ■ John Stossel is co-anchor of ABC News’ cost $9 billion by 1990. The actual price Likethe politicians, most people are “20/20” and author of “Myth, Lies, and Jascha Heifetz tag was$66 billion. oblivious to F.A. Hayek’sinsight that Downright Stupidity: Get Out the Shovel Russian-born American violinist (1901-1987) The sober Congressional Budget the critical information needed to run an —Why Everything YouKnowisWrong.” The Daily Citizen Saturday, July 25, 2009 5A BRIEFS Schools wrestle with cuts, furloughs Iran’spresident submitstodemands BY DORIE TURNER decide howtocope with losing mil- lion of the district’s$102 million clothes and newteachers and classes. TEHRAN, Iran — Associated Press Writer lions from budgets. reservefund to avoid furloughs. The Teachers are getting their rooms Iranian President Mahmoud “Everything is on the table,”said district already cut teacher pay by 2 ready,” said TimCallahan, ATLANTA — School districts Ahmadinejad cavedinto Louis Svehla, spokesman for the percent this year. spokesman for the Professional across Georgia are scrambling as pressure from hardline cler- 32,000-student Richmond County “Wehavethis rainyday fund. Association of Georgia Educator. theyface the bleak prospect of fur- ics and the country’s schools in east Georgia. “Certainly, Well, you knowwhat? It’sraining,” “You’re going to have teachers feel- loughing teachers to coverstate supreme leader Friday and we want to do the best we can to not said school board chairman John ing pretty grim about things coming budget cuts announced this week. allowed the resignation of have to have layoffs or furloughs Abraham. “Tomeitwas an easy back to schools, students who are Officials in Gwinnett County,the his top deputy after aweek- because those things all affect stu- decision.” concerned howit’sgoing to impact state’slargest school district with long standoff. Fordays, the dent achievement.” But for some districts, likeHall them and parents who are on the 150,000 students, say theyhaveno president had resisted pres- Gov. SonnyPerdue announced County schools in northeast Georgia sidelines watching it all.” choice buttogiveeducators and sure from hard-liners, Tuesday more widespread cuts to and Gwinnett County in metro But Perdue said during his other employees three unpaid days including adirect order from state agencies and departments to fill Atlanta, there wasnothing left to cut. Tuesday news conference that with to coveranexpected $12 million cut the supreme leader Ayatollah a$900 millionshortfall amid plum- That left furloughs as the only lagging income tax collections, pal- in state funding for worker salaries. Ali Khamenei, to dismiss his meting tax collections. option. Most districts that are fur- try revenue collections have given But Cobb County,the second-largest choice for the keypost of The $191 million in cuts to loughing teachers are asking them to him fewother choices. district with 100,000 students, is first vice president, schools are on top of the $241 mil- taketheir unpaid leave during plan- “We’ve got to live in the reality of dipping into reservefunds instead, Esfandiar Rahim Mashai, lion already sliced from the state’s ning days when students aren’t the moment,”hesaid. “These steps and Marietta City Schools say they who last year angered con- education budget this fiscal year and attending school. are necessary and prudent to make probably won’thavetofurlough servativeswhen he made the $430 million taken from schools Educator groups have criticized sure we keep our promises to the tax- teachers because of layoffs this past friendly comments toward last fiscal year,which ended June 30. the cuts as shortsightedasthe state payers of Georgia.” year. Israel. The final blow, how- The damage would have been worse struggles to improve test scores and The state Board of Education has Other districts are telling teachers ever,appeared to be the pub- without help from federal economic graduation rates, both of which rank called ameeting for next week to to stay home rather than come in for lic reading on state televi- stimulus funding. among the last in the nation. adopt measures that would pave the planning days scheduled for coming sion of the order issued ear- The Cobb County school board “This couldn’tcome at aworse wayfor school districts to furlough weeks. And some are still trying to lier by Khamenei to dismiss voted Thursday night to use $10 mil- time. Kids are excited about new teachers and other employees. Mashai because he is “con- trary to the interest of you and the government.” Man accused of buying and selling kidneys Ousted Honduran leader returns BY DAVID PORTER AND tals in the U.S. receivedthe NancyScheper-Hughes, an CARLA K. JOHNSON '#-)% "-!%*+ %&,$*(. donors and their kidneys. anthropology professor at the home —briefly Associated Press Writers Self-described “matchmaker” Levy Izhak Rosenbaum is accused by “The allegations about an University of Californiaat EL PARAISO, Honduras federal authorities of acting as abroker in the trafficking of human organtrafficking ring in the Berkeleyand the author of an — Ousted President Manuel NEWARK, N.J. — Levy kidneys for transplantation. Here is what authorities allege: United States are appalling,” upcoming book on human Zelaya took asymbolic step Izhak Rosenbaum of Brooklyn In an FBI sting operation, a said John Davis, CEO of the organtrafficking, said that she into his homeland Friday, called himself a“matchmak- government informant and National KidneyFoundation. has been tracking the vowing to reclaim his post a er,” buthis business wasn’t undercover agent approach Israel Medical Association Brooklyn-connected ring for month after soldiers flew romance. Instead, authorities Rosenbaum to buy akidney. spokeswoman Orna Cohen 10 years and that her contacts him into exile. But he stayed say,hebrokered the sale of said the organization had no in Israel have called Afee of $160,000 is discussed— reports there of Israelis selling Rosenbaum “the top man” in less than 30 minutes before black-market kidneys, buying half upfront to cover cost to Israeli returning to Nicaragua, say- organs from vulnerable people doctors, the donor and expenses organs. “If it’strue, then it’s the United States. ing the risk of bloodshed from Israel for $10,000 and to care for the donor following shocking,”she said. Scheper-Hughes said she wastoo great. He said he selling them to desperate surgery. MickyRosenfeld,awastold Rosenbaum carried a would give talks with the patients in the U.S. for as spokesman for Israel’snation- gun, and when apotential coup-installed government much as $160,000. Recipient sblood sample is sent al police force, said Israeli organseller would get cold another try.Shortly before The alleged decade-long to Israel for screening. Donor police were not involved in feet, Rosenbaum would use Zelaya’scrossing, his sup- scheme, exposed this week by flown to U.S. hospital for organ the investigation, and he his finger to simulate firing a porters clashed with soldiers an FBI sting, rocked the matching. would not comment further. gun at the person’shead. Prosecutors say four checks Under 1984 federal law, it Rosenbaum wasarrested and police nearby after the nation’stransplant industry.If totaling $10,000 were government ordered every- true, it would be the first doc- deposited into abank account is illegalfor anyone to know- in asweeping federal case one offthe streets alongthe umented case of organtraf- of acharity. ingly buyorsell organs for that beganasaninvestigation 600-mile border with ficking in the U.S., transplant transplant. The practice is ille- into moneylaundering and Nicaragua in anoon-to- experts said Friday. SOURCE: U.S. District Court of New Jersey AP galjust about everywhere else trafficking in kidneys and dawn curfew.Police said “There’scertainly cross- FBI agent posing as the infor- manyorgans he had brokered, in the world, too. fake designer bags. It mush- one demonstrator wasslight- national activity,but it hasn’t mant’ssecretary.The agent he said: “Quite alot,”the most But demand for kidneys roomed into apolitical cor- ly injured. touched the United States or claimed to be searching for a recent twoweeks earlier. faroutstrips the supply,with ruption probe, culminating in Gitmo inmates may we haven’tknown about it kidneyfor asick uncle on As part of the scheme, the 4,540 people dying in the the arrests this week of 44 until now,”said University of dialysis who wasonatrans- organdonors were brought U.S. last year while waiting people, including three New come to U.S. Pennsylvania medical ethicist plant list at aPhiladelphia from Israel to thiscountry, for akidney, according to the Jerseymayors, various other Arthur Caplan, who is co- hospital. where theyunderwent sur- United Network for Organ officials, and five rabbis. The WASHINGTON — The Sharing. As aresult, there is a politicians and rabbis were Pentagon’stop lawyer said directing aU.N. task force on “I am what you call a gery to remove the kidneys, internationalorgan trafficking. matchmaker,” Rosenbaum authorities said. Prosecutors thriving black market for kid- not accused of involvement in Friday that the Obama neys around the world. the organtrafficking. administration has not aban- Rosenbaum wasarrested said in asecretly recorded did not identify which hospi- doned the possibility of Thursday,10days after meet- conversation. “I bring aguy transferring some prisoners ing in his basement with a what Ibelieve,he’ssuitable from the Guantanamo Bay government informant and an for your uncle.”Asked how detention center to aprison in the United States despite strong congressional con- cerns. Defense Department Bond: Court report general counsel Jeh Charles Johnson told the House ➣ Continued from page 1A ing to reports. Miller’sson Armed Services Committee Kyle said the twohad that some suspected terror- in requesting bond, adding “argued” the summer before. ists might be transferred to an attorneycould put his or Also in court: the U.S. for prosecution and her client on the list request- ■ Mack Odell Gothard, others sent to afacility ing bond “every week” if so 57, of Dalton,pleaded not inside the U.S. for long-term desired. guilty to battery and simple incarceration. Johnson also “The case wascontinued battery stemming from an said no prisoners would be because of acrime lab issue,” alleged incident involving released from custody inside McManus said, declining to twostudents at Westside the country. elaborate. “If we don’ttry Middle School. Gothard was them (right away), some- ateacher in the Shipwrecks found times (the defense) says to “Connections” program the judge we’re not serious there. He is scheduled for ROME — Archaeolo- about the case (and the client trial on Aug. 31. gists have found five well- deserves abond).” ■ Thomas Richard preserved Roman ship- McCarthysaid he Oliver, 49, of Dalton, plead- wrecks deep under the sea requested bond because ed not guilty to three counts offasmall Mediterranean Lopez requested it. of child molestation,aggra- island, with their cargo of “It’sbeenthree months vated child molestation and vases, pots and other objects since his last bond hearing,” one count of attempt at child The DigitalEdition at largely intact, officials said he explained. “It’snot molestation. He will face a Friday.The ships are sub- unusual to come back and try jury trial beginning Aug. 24. merged between 330 to 490 again if at least amonth has ■ Elizabeth Renea Whitt, DaltonCitizen.com feet offVentotene, atiny gone by.” 31, of Tunnel Hill, pleaded www. island offItaly’swest coast Lopez wasvisiting Miller not guilty to twocounts of between Rome and Naples. at Miller’shome on Dude child molestation. She is The entire newspaper on your computer,available 24/7. The ships, which date from Street in north Dalton when scheduled to appear for trial between the 1st century B.C. the fight brokeout, accord- on Aug. 31. and the 4th century,carried amphorae — vases used for holding wine, olive oil and other products — as well as Have a kitchen tools and metal and glass objects that have yet to Gold be identified. Mine? Octomominks deal for tots Do youhavethe following items LOS ANGELES — lying around in Octuplet mother Nadya your jewelrybox? 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DixieHwy.41S 110Wheat Drive Pastor,Ted Miller 2802 ClevelandHwy. “The Church that Cares” BAPTIST CHURCH 2701 ClevelandRd. evening service. 508 Sheridan Ave. 706-259-8519 Old Chattanooga Road “A Caring Church ForA Office Phone: 706-275-0510 Dalton,Georgia Pastor,BillCantrell Dalton, GA www.grovelevel.org Rocky Face, GA 30740 Hurting World” General Overseer, 706-279-3141 Sunday School, 10:00 a.m., The church is on 706-226-7743 Dr.Charlie Bridges, 706-226-5751 2134 Dug Gap Rd. Charlie T. Pratt Rev. Raymond H. Camp, Worship Service, 10:45 a.m.; Riverbend Road in Dalton. Sunday School, 9:45 a.m.; Senior Pastor Jim Brinkley, Pastor Dalton, GA 30720 Pastor,TreyStarnes Pastor Sunday Night Service, 6:30 Worship, 10:45 a.m.: Rev.David Hendrix, Sunday School, 9:45 a.m.; (706) 278-6776 Ass’t Pastor, Sunday Schedule: 9:00 a.m. p.m.; Wednesday Night Worship Pastor Grady Bartleywel- Evening Service 6:30 p.m.; Associate Pastor & Sunday Morning Worship, 11:00 Wayne Cofield, Pastor Lonnie B. Starnes Chancel Choir Rehearsal; 9:15 &Young Adults, Beginner &Jr. comes everyone. Wednesday Night, 7:00 p.m. Minister of Music a.m.; Sunday Evening, 6:00 Jason Cofield, Youth Pastor Minister of Music, a.m. Prayer Group; 9:45 a.m. Classes, 6:00 p.m. Rev.Jim Bledsoe, p.m.; Wednesday Evening, 7:00 Sunday School for ALL Ages Dale Brewer Sunday School; 10:55 a.m. Everyone Welcome Assoc. Pastor for p.m.; Adult Bible Study &Prayer at 10:00 a.m. TV Ministry: 9:45 Sundays Morning Worship; Therewill be a Prayer Line 706-695-4400 ■ Twice Determined will Evangelism, Time, Youth Ministryfor All Morning Worship, 11:00 a.m.; on Charter Channel 22 variety of fun and exciting CALVARY Missions &Administration Ages. Evening Worship, 6:00 p.m.; www.lookupnlive.com children’s and youth activities be in concert Aug. 2at6p.m. ASSEMBLYOFGOD Rev.Dan Rice, Assoc. SALEM Wednesday Bible Study & Weekly Worship throughout the summer. at Galilee Baptist Church in 515ReedRd. Pastor for Discipleship BAPTIST CHURCH Masters Club for Kids, 7:00 p.m. Sunday School 9:45 a.m. Dial aDevotion (1 ml.NofDaltonBy-Pass) Friendly Atmosphere, Practical Sunday Worship 10:30 a.m. 706-259 LOVE (5683) TRUE GOSPEL Matt Baxter THECHURCHTHATLOVES PENTECOSTAL CHURCH Chatsworth. Sunday Morning Worship Minister of 1448 Pleasant Grove Dr. Bible Preaching &Teaching, Soul Children’s Class 10:30 a.m. The church is at 760 Old Service, 10:45 a.m.; Sunday Middle School Youth Dalton, GA 30721 Winning Ministries, Bus Sunday Evening 6:00 p.m. 109Henderson Street Evening Worship Service, Teresa Thomas Pastor,Darey Kittle Transportation for Sunday Wednesday Service 7:00 p.m. Dalton, Georgia 30720 Federal Road. 6:00 p.m.; Wednesday Night Morning, NurseryAvailable for All Everyone Welcome (706) 278-5696 Service, 7:00 p.m. Children’s Director Associate Pastor, Carol Cook Bill Walker Services “Come be apartofwhat TRINITY UNITED Suff. Bishop Yo uth and Children’s Services Listen to “The Gospel Truth” Jesus has for you.” Reuben Graham Sr., Pastor Available in any service Kingdom Kids Director Youth Pastor,Noel Caldwell METHODIST CHURCH ■ Abenefit singing and Sunday School, 8:00 a.m. & Minister of Education WebPage www.whitfieldbaptist.com CROSSPOINTE 901Veterans Drive (706) 259-9744 Fax: (706) 278-3881 spaghetti dinner will be held 9:30 a.m.; Sunday Morning Mark Chandler There’s aplace for YOU at CHRISTIAN CENTRE Rev.Rhoda Howell, Pastor Worship, 9:30 &11:00 a.m.; Sunday School, 9:00 a.m.; Whitfield Baptist Jackie Weaver, Sunday School, 10:00 a.m.; 2681 Underwood Street Morning Worship, 11:30 a.m.; Aug. 8atNorthpointe CHRISTIAN Sunday Discipleship Training, Sunday Morning Worship, 10:00 Lead Pastor, Music Director FELLOWSHIP ASSEMBLY 5:30 p.m.; Sunday Evening a.m.; Sunday Evening, 6:00 Youth Director,Corrie Pyles Evening Worship, 4:00 p.m.; Church in Adairsville for Stan Lester Monday Prayer Meeting, 11:00 Pastor Dan Hocker Worship, 6:00 p.m; Wednesday p.m.; Wednesday Evening, 6:30 BIBLE CHURCH Associate Pastor Sunday School, 9:30 a.m. Corner of Church & Prayer Service &Youth p.m.; Youth Services, 6:30, Morning Worship; 10:45 a.m. a.m.; Wednesday Bible Class, cancer patient Larry Miolen, GaryTomberlin 7:30 p.m. Friday, Christian CemetaryStreet Missions, 7:00 p.m.; Sunday AWANA, 6:30 p.m. FELLOWSHIP Student Ministries Pastor, Sunday Evening, 6:30 p.m. formerly of Dalton. Tunnel Hill Bible Study for the Deaf, 9:30 706-259-7045 BIBLE CHURCH Please call 706-278-4042 for Under Construction, 7:30 p.m.; Jeremy Mew RadioBroadcast,Sundays 8:30 Dinner will begin at 5p.m. 706-673-6414 a.m.; Interpretation for Deaf www.sbcdalton.org Experiencing Life Changing Children’s Pastor additional information for Sunday, 10:00 a.m. &6:30 Sunday 11:00 a.m.; Deaf a.m. WYYU 104.5FM. p.m.; Wednesday, Royal Truth from God’s Word Bobby Payne Sunday Evening &Wednesday Plates are $5 and include Church Service twice amonth SOUTH DALTON 2044 Dug Gap Road Activities for Children, Youth & Rangers &Missionettes at BAPTIST CHURCH 706-278-2649 spaghetti, corn, salad, roll, 7:30 p.m. (Contact church for Date and Dalton,GA30720 Sunday School, 9:30 a.m.; Adults Time.) 498LakemontDrive (Next to Dug Gap School) Morning Worship, 10:30 a.m.; dessert and drink. Singing fol- Dalton,GA30720 HARMONY (706) 278-6269 Sunday Night, 6:00 p.m.; (706)278-4946 www.FellowshipBibleChurch.info Wednesday Family Enrichment, lows at 7p.m. featuring the BAPTIST CHURCH Pastor,Trammel Campbell 187Lower DawnvilleRd.,N.E. Senior Pastor,Jim Suddath 6:30 p.m. Renewed Trio of Adairsville, Minister of Music, Sunday School, 9:15 a.m.; www.mycrosspointe.net BAPTIST Dalton,GA30721 TimBrown PRESBYTERIAN Emmaus Road Quartet of 706-226-5521 Sunday Worship, 10:30 a.m.; “Wherethe cross is the point” Master Club, Sunday Evening Small Groups, Rev. Jame Boyd VALLEY BROOK Dalton and the Jimmy Temples Ruth &Bill Harris 6:30 p.m.;Wednesday Evening 1(('4 %JTKUV .18' QPG #PQVJGT CLEVELAND HEIGHTS Sunday School, 10:00 a.m.; $'%1/' /QTG .KMG%JTKUV Youth, Ginger &Ricky Harrison AWANA and Youth 6:30 p.m.; CHURCH OF GOD FIRST PRESBYTERIAN Family of Cartersville.Alove BAPTIST CHURCH Morning Worship, 11:00 a.m.; Children’s Directors, 722Mineral SpringsRd. CHURCH McFallsStreet Sunday Night Worship, 6:00 Wednesday Evening Prayer offering will be taken; dona- MaryGreene, Tonya Graham Meeting, 7:00 p.m Pastor Junior Clayton )QV *QRG! 510South Tibbs Road Dalton,GA p.m; AWANAS (children 3years Sunday School, 10:00 a.m.; Office Phone: Sunday School, 10:00 a.m.; &KUEQXGT [QWT JQRG  RQYGT VJTQWIJ 8CTPGNN 7/% tions accepted. Pastor: Bro. Roy Groce of age through 12th grade), Worship Service, 10:50 a.m.; Sunday Worship, 11:00 a.m.; &KUEQXGT [QWT JQRG  RQYGT VJTQWIJ 8CTPGNN 7/% 706- 278-8161 706-375-2216 Proceeds go toward med- Wednesday, 6:15 p.m.; Children’s Church, 10:50 a.m.; CATHOLIC Sunday Night, 6:00 p.m.; 5WPFC[ 5EJGFWNG Rev.R.Michael (Mickey) Sunday Radio Broadcast, 9:00 Wednesday Night Service, 7:00 9QTUJKR Master Club, 5:30-7:00 p.m.; Wednesday Night, 7:00 p.m.; C 9QTUJKR 6TCFKVKQPCN Shealy, Senior Pastor ical expenses. Contributions a.m. WTTI;SundaySchool, 10 p.m. C 9QTUJKR$NGPFGF Sunday Night Service, 6:00 ST.JOSEPH’S Men’s Prayer Meeting, Monday (QTDQVJ YQTUJKR UGTXKEGUFTGUU KU ECUWCN CPWTUGT[ RTQXKFGF Rev.Tyler Downing, a.m.;SundayMorning Worship, p.m.; Wednesday Prayer &Bible at 7:00 p.m.; Ladies Prayer 5WPFC[ 5EJQQN  CO Associate Minister may be mailedtoPatty Service 10:45 a.m.; Sunday CATHOLIC CHURCH HOLLYCREEK Study, 7:00 p.m. 1775 Haig Mill Road Meeting Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. 9GFPGUFC[ 5EJGFWNG Sunday School, 9:30 a.m.; Allmon, c/o Larry Miolen Evening Service, 6:00 p.m.; 9GF 0KIJV 5WRRGT  RO Worship Service, 10:30 a.m.; BAPTIST CHURCH “Expect Great Things” Dalton,GA30720 ANew Beginning %JKNFTGPµU 2KQPGGT%NWDRO Wednesday Prayer Services at Valleybrook ;QWVJ 9QTUJKR 5VWF[ RO Genesis Service (Casual), 8:30 Benefit, 6247 Joe Frank SPRING PLACE 706-278-3107 2CUVQTµU5VWF[  RO QRGP VQ CNN 7:00 p.m. #FWNV%JQKT  RO a.m. Everyone Welcome FAX706-278-6902 .QXKPI PWTUGT[ RTQXKFGF HTQO RO Harris Parkway,Adairsville, 422 Holly Creek Cool Springs Rd. BAPTIST CHURCH www.firstpresdalton.org e-mail: [email protected] COMMUNITY CHURCH (QQF 2CPVT[6WGUFC[ 6JWTUFC[ HTQOC 0QQP Chatsworth, GA 30705 441Hwy.225 South GA 30103. Chatsworth, GA 30705 WebSite: www.sjccdalton.com /CKNKPI#FFTGUU 21$QZ  8CTPGNN)# (706) 695-8522 PAUL D. WILLIAMS, Pastor 2J[UKECN#FFTGUU )#*Y[  %QJWVVC)# (706) 695-5532 ROCK BRIDGE 1HHKEG   (CZ   The church is at 30 Pastor Danny Cochran COMMUNITY CHURCH 'OCKN QHHKEG"XCTPGNNWOEQTI 9GD YYYXCTPGNNWOEQTI COHUTTAFIRST Sunday School, 9:45 a.m.; Pastor TimBatchelor Orchard Road. Formore Sunday School for All Ages, OFFICE HOURS 706-279-3175 BAPTIST CHURCH Sunday Worship, 8:30 a.m. & Saturday &Sunday 9:00 a.m. -3:00 p.m. Matt Evans, Pastor information, call Tracie P.O. Box 300 10:55 a.m.; Sunday Evening 10:00 a.m.; Morning Worship Service, 11:00a.m.;Evening Monday- Friday 9:00 a.m. -5:00 p.m. www.rockbridge.cc GRACE PRESBYTERIAN Silvers at (770) 608-7912 or 103 King Street Worship, 6:30 p.m; AWANA Sunday Morning Worship, 9:30 NAZARENE CHURCH P.C.A. Cohutta, GA 30710 Grades 6-8, 7:00 p.m.; Worship Service, 6:30 p.m.; Wednesday Evening Bible Study, SCHEDULE OF MASSES a.m. &11:00 a.m. in theWink 2107 E. DugGap Mtn. Rd. (706) 602-9358 or Patty Pastor: Truett Nimmons Wednesday Evening Youth Daily Theatre; Sunday Evenings: Office Phone: (706) 694-8321 Group, 7:00 p.m. 6:30 p.m. FIRST CHURCH OF Allmon at (770) 773-7700. www.springplacebaptistchurch.org Mon., Tues., Thurs., &Fri., 9:00 a.m. Youth, 6:30 -8:30. 706- 226-6344 Sunday School, 9:45 a.m.; Nursery Provided for all Wednesday 12:05 p.m. THE NAZARENE Pastor,Rev.Scott Parsons Morning Worship, 11:00 a.m.; Services Iglesia Biblica Bautista Clases Biblicas, 10:00 a.m. Tuesday 7:00 p.m. (Spanish) 2325 ChattanoogaRoad Asst. Pastor,Carlos Ireta Evening Worship, 6:00 p.m.; First Friday 9:00 am. (English) EPISCOPAL Morning Worship, 9:00 Youth Director, ■ The Dalton Shrine Club Wednesday Bible Study, 6:30 Servicio de Predicacion, 11:00 a.m. LAKESIDE Pastor Jose Joga 12:05 p.m. (Bilingual), 7:00 p.m. (Spanish) (traditional hymnal music) & Matt Carr will host its 12th annual p.m. Saturday Vigil ST.MARK’S 11:00 a.m. (praise &worship BAPTIST CHURCH We’reMaking APlace ForYou! EPISCOPAL CHURCH Minister of Music, gospel singing Aug. 8at7 LaFayetteHwy.(201) 5:30 p.m. (English) &7:30 p.m (Spanish) music); Sunday School; 10:00 Ward Satterfield SWAMP CREEK Sunday 901W.EmerySt. a.m.; Sunday Evening, 6:00 Sunday School, 9:30 a.m., Pastor,Rev.Clyde Painter 706-278-8857 p.m. in the Grand Room of Sunday School, 10:00 a.m.; BAPTIST CHURCH 7:30 a.m. (Spanish) &9:30 a.m (English) p.m.; Wednesday Prayer Service, 10:55 a.m.; Everyone Welcome 242CarbondaleRd. 11:30 a.m. &2:00 p.m. (Spanish) The Rev.C.Dean Taylor, Meeting, 6:30 p.m. Wednesday Bible Study, Pioneer Ryman Hall. Dinner will be Worship Service, 10:45 a.m.; Rector CROWN VIEW Sunday Night Service, 6:30 Dalton,GA30721 6:00 p.m. (Bilingual) Everyone Welcome Clubs, 6:30 p.m.,Supper, 5:30 served at 5:30 p.m. BAPTIST CHURCH (706)277-1835 Confessions The Rev.Elizabeth Roles p.m. p.m; Wednesday Night Service, Asst. Rector Special guests include 502W.Tyler St., Dalton 7:30 p.m. Pastor Mark Seay Saturday Afternoon 4:30 -5:15 p.m. Services in English and (Beside Westwood School) Sunday School, 10:00 a.m.; Saturday Evening 6:30 p.m. -7:15 p.m. Sunday Schedule: Spanish “EVERYONE WELCOME” 8:00 a.m., Rite I Voices Won, Stead Fast, Dr.Larry Wood, Pastor “IT’S ANEW &GREATDAY” Sunday Morning Worship AudreyDoyle and former Bruce Acree, Choir Director Service, 11:00 a.m.; Sunday For ReligiousEducation, Baptisms, 9:30 a.m., Sunday School 706-278-7422 or 706-259-4794 LIBERTY EveningWorship, 6:30 p.m.; Weddings and other sacraments 10:30 a.m., Rite II NON-DENOMINATIONAL members of The Trailblazers. Sunday Services -Sunday BAPTIST CHURCH Wednesday Evening Prayer & Contact the Parish Office Wednesdays: Communion with School, 9:45 a.m.; Worship 4443 Tibbs Bridge Road Bible Study, 7:00 p.m.; AWANA, OPEN WIDE THE DOORS TO CHRIST Healing, 12:15 p.m. CHRIST Admission is $5 for adults Service, 11:00 a.m.; Sunday Dalton, Georgia 30721 7:00 p.m. Christ -Yesterday, Today and Forever www.stmarksdalton.org COMMUNITY CHURCH and free for children under Night: Choir Practice, 5:15 p.m.; (706) 226-4936 806W.Walnut Ave. AWANA 5:30-7:30 p.m.; Worship VALLEY SALVATIONIST 10. All proceeds benefit the Joel Southerland, Pastor ISLAM (706) 226-5756 6:00 p.m. Wednesday Night Sunday Morning Worship, 9:00 BAPTIST CHURCH CHRISTIAN We’reeasy to find! Look for the Shriner’sChildren’sHospital Worship -Bible Study, 7:00 a.m. &11:00 a.m.; Sunday 2907 OldRomeRd. DALTON English looking chapel in the THE SALVATION ARMY Fund. p.m.; DSBC Youth Ministry, School, 10:00 a.m.; Sunday Dalton FIRST ISLAMIC CENTER curve located between Dug Gap 1101ANorth Thornton Ave. 7:00-8:30p.m.;Clases de Evening Worship, 6:00 p.m; CharlesHamm, Pastor 2054 Dug Gap Rd. Rd. and Thornton Ave. We invite Dalton, Georgia 30720 ingles 6:30-8:30 p.m. Sunday School, 10:00 a.m.; CHRISTIAN CHURCH youth to worship with us on Ryman Hall is at 2203 S. Wednesday Night Service, 7:00 Minister,Tim McIntosh Dalton Georgia 30720 Sunday School, 10:00 a.m., p.m. Sunday Worship, 11:00 a.m.; 706-529-9706 Sunday morning. Chuck Harris Holiness Meeting, 11:00 a.m. Dixie Highway in Dalton. Sunday Evening, 6:00 p.m.; 1506 Dug Gap Road preaching at 11:00 a.m,. Dalton, GA (706) 278-7244 Friday Service Majors Henryand Cheryl Hunter MAPLE GROVE Bible Study, Monday 7:00 p.m., starts at 1:00pm Sunday School is at 10:00 a.m. (706) 278-3966 BAPTIST CHURCH Wednesday 7:00 p.m.; WTTI Sunday: 9:55 a.m., Bible and Bible Study on Wednesday School; 11:00 a.m., Morning Quran class everySunday ■ The eighth annual 347Maple GroveRd. Radio Saturday, 10:30-11:00 11:00am to 2:00pm at 6:30 p.m. a.m. Worship. Wednesday: 7:00 Reign Song homecoming DEWBERRY Dalton,GA30721 p.m., Bible Study. Radio program everySunday (705)259-3927 and national talent search BAPTIST CHURCH VARNELL Staffed NurseryProvided at 10:00am on 104.5 FM 150DewberryChurch Rd. Pastor,Tony Robertson for All Services Crandall, GA Sunday School, 10:00 a.m.; BAPTIST CHURCH will be held Aug. 1at9a.m. 313Varnell Main Street LUTHERAN Pastor,GaryLewis Sunday Morning Worship, 11:00 SEVENTH DAYADVENTIST at Macedonia Baptist (706) 517-7495 a.m.; Children’s Church, 11:00 706-694-3955 CHURCH OF CHRIST CHRIST THE KING NON-DENOMINATIONAL Sunday School, 10:00 a.m.; a.m.; Sunday Evening, 6:00 Ed Pippin, Pastor Church in Dalton. The event Sunday School, 10:00 a.m.; LUTHERAN CHURCH DALTON SEVENTH DAY Sunday Morning Worship, 11:00 p.m; Wednesday Evening, 7:00 CENTRAL Dr.JohnP.Rossing, Pastor GOSPEL TABERNACLE is open to soloists, groups, p.m. Morning Worship, 11:00 a.m.; ADVENTIST CHURCH a.m.; Sunday Evening Worship, CHURCH OF CHRIST 623 S. Thornton Ave. LucilleDr. “WhereVisitorsBecome Friends” 6:00 p.m.; Wednesday Evening Evening Worship, 6:00 p.m.; 515N.Tibbs Rd. Pastor George Witt 300 S. Tibbs Rd., Dalton, GA 30720 bands and drama teams. Wednesday Prayer Meeting, Phone: 706-278-3979 Worship, 7:00 p.m. McFARLAND HILL Dalton, GA 30720 Sunday School, 9:15 a.m.; Sunday School, 10:00 a.m.; 706-226-2166 More than $2,000 in www.dewberrybaptistchurch.com 7:00 p.m., Wednesday Youth 706-278-8051 Church Service, 10:45 a.m.; www.daltonadventist.org BAPTIST CHURCH Church Ages through Teens Sunday Worship, 10:30 a.m.; Sabbath Morning: Sabbath prizes will be givenatthe 7 307Brickyard Road Minister, Ronnie Missildine For Schedule of Men’s, Sunday Night Service, 6:00 School,9:30a.m., Worship Everyone Welcome Involvement Minister, p.m.; Wednesday Bible Study, 706-277-5521 Warm and Friendly Fellowship Women’s &Youth Groups call Service, 10:45 a.m.; Intercessory p.m. concert, including two Pastor DavidEaton Ross Jordan the Church. 7:00 p.m. Prayer Monday 5:30 p.m.;Prayer Education Minister, Group,Tuesday 10:00 a.m.; Sign different recording packages Regina Johnston,AWANA “COME SHARE THE SPIRIT” Language Class, Tuesday 6:00 WhereJesus is the Light WELCOME HILL Steve Griggs p.m.; Prayer Meeting, Wednesday with alocal recording studio DOGWOOD VALLEY and People areLoved BAPTIST CHURCH Youth Minister, METHODIST 7:00 p.m. or major recording label. The BAPTIST CHURCH Sunday School, 9:45 a.m.; 2740 Chatsworth Road- Jonathan Tucker Learning Tree K-8 School Dalton Spanish Minister, LIGHTHOUSE FAMILY 706-278-2736 Tunnel Hill Morning Worship, 11:00 a.m.; DAWNVILLE UNITED www.learningtreeschool.org winner will open for Paul’s Rev.Roy Gentry, Pastor Children’s Church, 11:00 a.m.; MichaelDeems,Pastor Orlando Reyes METHODIST CHURCH WORSHIP CENTER OF LifeTalk Radio 91.3 FM Journeyduring the evening Sunday School, 10:00 a.m.; Evening Worship, 6:00 p.m.; Sunday Morning Sunday School, [email protected] 1409 DawnvilleRoadN.E. DALTON DALTON HISPANIC SEVENTH-DAY Morning Worship &Radio Time Wednesday Prayer Meeting and 10:00 a.m.; Morning Worship, www.ccocdalton.org Phone: 706-259-5342 (A Full Gospel Fellowship) ADVENTIST CHURCH Sunday Morning Worship, 9:00 “WhereVisitorsBecome Friends” concert. The drama team (WTTI), 11:00 a.m.; Evening Youth Activities, 7:00 p.m. 11:00 a.m.; Sunday Night Rev. John Merk, Pastor P.O. Box 3721 112 West Long Street, Dalton, GA 30720 prize includesaperformance Worship, 6:00 p.m.; Wednesday Service, 6:00 p.m.; Wednesday a.m.; Sunday School, 10:10 Brian Boatwright, Located on Hwy.41N 706-275-0523 Prayer Service; 7:00 p.m., Youth Night Service, 7:00 p.m., a.m.; 2nd Worship Service, Music Director &Pianist across from Sabbath Morning: Sabbath on Southern Style praise in Programs AWANA Wednesday Night, 7:00 11:10 a.m.; Hispanic Service, Cynthia Goforth, Pianist Hamilton Medical Center School,9:30a.m., Worship p.m. 12 Noon;Sunday School, 1:00 Service, 10:45 a.m.; Sabbath Knoxville, Tenn. Home of Dogwood Christian Bruce Painter,Choir Director Rev.Mike King, Pastor Afternoon Youth Meeting 6:00 Academy&Dogwood Bible Camp p.m.; Communion Service ONLY, Sunday School Assembly, 9:45 Phone (706) 278-0059 p.m.; Prayer Meeting, Wednesday MOUNTAIN RIDGE 6:00 p.m.; Wednesday Night Entry for all categories is BAPTIST CHURCH a.m.; Sunday School, 10:00 Sunday Morning, 10:00 a.m.; 7:30 p.m.; Sundown Meeting, INDEPENDENTBAPTIST Service, 6:30 p.m.; Newsline, a.m.; Morning Worship Service, Tuesday Prayer Meeting, 6:00 Friday 7:30 p.m. $100; twocategories is $150. 1401 M.L. King Blvd. 226-NEWS. p.m. La Que Buena Radio Dalton,GA30721 11:00 a.m.; Choir Practice, 5:30 101.9 FM Sunday 11:30 a.m. The church is on Dawnville 11TH AVENUE p.m.; Evening Worship Service, (706)278--0335 BAPTIST CHURCH HIGHLAND EASTSIDE Dr.J.D.Jones,Pastor 6:30 p.m. Road in Dalton. Formore “Where Christ Makes the Difference” CHURCH OF CHRIST BAPTIST CHURCH Sunday School, 10:00 a.m.; 901Chester St. FIRST UNITED information, call StacyCooper 913E.Morris St. Worship Service, 11:00 a.m.; 2550 South Dalton Bypass/ P.O. Box 921 BarryGilreath, Jr., Minister METHODIST CHURCH at (706) 264-2544. Dalton, GA 30721 Bible Study, Tuesday 7:00 Sunday Bible Class, 9:30 a.m.; OF CHATSWORTH Jame A. Brownlee, Pastor p.m.; Bible Study, Wednesday Dalton, GA 30722 (706) 278-7020 Worship, 10:30 a.m.; Evening Rev. Roger Vest, Pastor Danny Crawford, 9:00 a.m.; Youth Night and Worship, 5:00 p.m.; Wednesday Adam Tankersley Music Director Dinner,6:00 p.m. Pastor Emeritus, ■ New Beginning Lloyd Guffey Bible Study, 7:00 p.m. Children &Youth Minister The Sunday School, 9:45 a.m.; [email protected] Baptist Church in Reo will Senior Pastor,Ronald Guffey WELCOME Ian Tankersley, Morning Worship, 10:55 a.m.; www.mountainridgebaptist.com Minister of Music Evening Worship, 6:00 p.m.; Associate Pastor, have aone-day yard sale RobertBeavers HILLCREST P.O. Box 152 Wednesday Bible Study, 6:30 CHURCH OF CHRIST 706-695-3211 Aug. 1at7a.m. at Blue p.m. Youth Pastor,Eric Jenkins NEW HOPE Minister of Music, 307Oak St., Tunnel Hill FAX706-695-7992 Circle Carpet in RockyFace. BAPTIST CHURCH Vernon Guffey Phone: 706-673-2234 &E-mail Address: Mike Lusk, Minister [email protected] Church Proceeds benefit the youth 900RoanSt.,Dalton Service Schedule 706-226-1093 Sunday Morning Broadcast, Sunday Bible Study, 10:00 Located at the corner of group. FIRST Church Office 9:30 a.m. (104.5 WYU); Sunday a.m.;Worship, 11:00 a.m.; Fourth and Cherokee Street There will also be abake BAPTIST CHURCH 706-226-1151 School, 10:00 a.m.; Morning Evening Worship, 6:00 p.m.; Regular Sunday Schedule 311N.Thornton Ave. Pastor’s Study Worship, 10:45 a.m.; Evening Wednesday Bible Study, 7:30 Morning Worship, 9:00 a.m.; sale and adrawing for agift William (Bill) Wilson, Jr. 706-259-6255 Fax Worship, 6:00 p.m.; Wednesday p.m. Sunday School, 10:00 a.m.; basket. Pastor www.newhopebaptistdalton.com Evening, 7:30 p.m., Saturday WELCOME Morning Worship, 10:55 a.m.; Directory Phillip Cannon, Experience aNew Birth Prayer Meeting, 6:00 p.m; Kids Choir Practice, 5:30 p.m.; Blue Circle Carpet is at Pastoral Educator Enter into aNew Covenant for Christ (3 yrs-8th grade) SOUTH BYPASS Youth Fellowship, 6:00 p.m. 2317ChattanoogaRoad. The Larry Flanagan, Minister of ExploreNew Life and during Morning Worship Service; CHURCH OF CHRIST Thursday Activities Music/Senior Adults Enjoy New Hope Nurseryprovided for Sunday 2nd-5th Grade Bible Study 1550 SouthBypass 3:00 pm. public is invited. Derrell Grantham, Minister of Sunday School, 8:45 a.m.; Worship Services Masterlife Dalton,GA Activities/Single Adults Sunday Worship Service, 10:00 Discipleship Training Wednesday Activities Accapella singing, prayer, Hand Bell Choir 4:00 p.m. Debra Haney, Church a.m.; Mid-Week Manna, 6:00 wwweleventhavenuebaptistchurch.com communion, and study from the is ■ Bluegrass-gospel group Business Administrator p.m. *Sign language for hearing impaired Good News Choir available during Sunday service! Word of God. (K-5th Grade) 5:30 p.m. Janice Kiehm, Minister of Rev.Kenneth F. Scaise, Pastor Sundays 9:30 a.m. &6:00 p.m. Pressin’ On will be in concert Children and Their Families Cherub Choir (3-5 yrs) Wednesdays 7:00 p.m. 5:30 p.m. Sunday at 6p.m. at Rocky Christian Byrd, FELLOWSHIP Minister Roger MacKenzie Minister to Youth/Students BAPTIST CHURCH Youth Fellowship Face Baptist Church. for moreinformation (5th-12th Grade) 6:45 p.m Sunday: 8:30 a.m., Early OLIVIA 3323 Crider Road call 706-226-0819 Free moving night featur- Worship; 9:45 a.m., Sunday BAPTIST CHURCH RockyFace, GA Chancel Choir Sponsored (Adults) 7:00 p.m. ing “Fireproof” will be Aug. School; 10:55 a.m., Morning “Making aDifference” ChuckHarmon, Pastor Worship. 1811 Guy Street Sunday School, 9:45 a.m.; Dalton, GA 30720 CHURCH OF GOD DALTON FIRST UNITED 1at6p.m. Revivalwill be Please call 706-278-2911 for Sunday Worship, 11:00 a.m.; METHODIST CHURCH information on other services or (706) 278-3507 AWANA and Adult Service, 6:00 held Aug. 2-5 with Evangelist visitour website at: www.oliviabaptistchurch.com CEDAR VALLEY 500S.ThorntonAve. p.m.; Wednesday Prayer Meeting, 706-278-8494 Bill Stafford, one of the stars www.firstbaptistdalton.com Bruce Beach, Pastor 7:00 p.m. CHURCH OF GOD Sunday School, 10:00 a.m.; (A Church that Cares) 706-226-4000 Ext. 2129 by Everyone is Invited to Attend of “Fireproof.”Sunday serv- Morning Worship, 11:00 a.m.; 2244 Cleveland Hwy. 706-279-2629 FAX ices begin at 11 a.m. and 6 Evening Worship, 6:00 p.m.; 706-258-8115 Dr.Robin Lindsay, Wednesday Worship, 7:00 p.m. TILTON Senior Pastor GOOD HOPE BAPTIST CHURCH Dalton p.m. with remaining services Rev.Clayton Brown, Pastor Rev.Billy Beard, BAPTISTCHURCH 808Tilton Church Rd., SE Associate Minister beginning at 7p.m. 2519 Lake Francis Road Dalton Dalton, GA 30721 Sunday School, 10:00 a.m.; Peter Infanger, The church is at 1544 Dalton, GA Pastor RickyKisor Choir Master/Organist These Rev.Stacy Hensley, Pastor Sunday School, 10:00 a.m.; Morning Worship, 11:00 a.m.; POPLAR SPRINGS Sunday Evening, 6:00 p.m.; Jan Byrum, Director of RockyFace Railroad Street Bro. Bruce Phillips, Preaching, 11:00 a.m.; Sunday Children’s Ministries Minister of Music BAPTIST CHURCH Wednesday, 7:30 p.m.; Family in RockyFace. Formore 897PoplarSprings Road Night, 6:00 p.m.; Wednesday Susie Brown, Director of Sunday School, 10:00 a.m.; Night, 7:30 p.m. Training Hour,Radio Time, Dalton,GA30720 10:15 a.m., Monday-Friday, Recreational & information, call (706) 226- Morning Worship, 10:50 a.m.; LeisureMinistries Sunday School Extension Class; 706-259-8727 WTTI 1530; TV,Cable10or 5751. Bill Gardner,Pastor WESTSIDE Reg. Channel 43, Sunday 8:00 Lindsay Laney, Director of Adult Choir Practice, Sunday BAPTIST CHURCH Youth Ministries Participating Sunday Services -Bible a.m.-9:00 a.m. 5:30 p.m; Prayer Rooms 6:10 Weekly Worship p.m.;SundayEvening Service, Classes, 10:00 a.m.; Morning 469Lafayette Rd. Worship, 11:00 a.m.; Evening Rocky Face, GA 30740 THE CHURCH OF GOD OF Sunday, 8:30 a.m. &11:00 ■ Brian Free and 6:30 p.m; Alternate Tuesdays a.m. Sanctuary; 11:00a.m. “CareNights” 7:00 p.m.; Worship, 6:00 p.m.; Sunday Phone: 706-673-6393 THE NEW TESTAMENT Assurance will be in concert Night Youth Service, 6:00 p.m; Pastor,Bro.Rick Edwards remiX (Famber Hall); TV:WDNN Wednesday Night Prayer Service 135RichardsonDrive (Cable Channel 10), Sunday Aug. 9at6p.m. at Liberty 7:00 p.m.; Children &Youth Wednesday Services -Bible Sunday School, 10:00 a.m.; Herman &MaryLedbetter, Study, 7:00 p.m.; AWANA, 7:00 Sunday Worship, 11:00 a.m. & 10:00 a.m. and 8:00 p.m. Baptist Church. Meeting, 7:00 p.m.; GA’s, Lad, Pastors Study and Fellowship Churches Mission Friends 7:30 p.m. p.m.; Youth Service, 7:00 p.m.; 6:00p.m.; Wednesday: Awana Sunday Worship, 10:00 a.m.; Other Activities -Fifth Sunday @7:00p.m., Prayer Service& Sunday School, 9:45 a.m.; The church is at 4443 EVERYONE WELCOME! Evening Service, 6:00 p.m.; UMYF Supper &Fellowship, 1879-2007 Services; Youth Sunday, 11:00 Youth @7:30 p.m. Thursday, 7:00 p.m. Tibbs Bridge Road in Dalton. a.m.; Praise Service, 6:00 p.m. www.westsidebaptistrockyface.com 6:00 p.m.; Formore information, visit www.daltonfumc.com www.libertybaptistchurch.w s. Pastor Joel Southerland Be Strong It The FAITH and Regular in ATTENDANCE at your FAVORITE CHURCH welcomes everyone. The Daily Citizen Saturday, July 25, 2009 7A CHURCH

■ Holly Creek Baptist Church will offer half-day kindergarten classes begin- ning Aug. 10. There are also openings in the pre-K 3and Attend Church Regularly pre-K 4classes, as well as A Mother’sMorning Out pro- gram for ages 6weeks to 3 years. The church is on Holly Creek/Cool Springs Road in ...and read your Bible Daily Chatsworth. Forregistration information, call (706) 695- 8522 or (706) 695-2728 or email hbctina@wind- LANGFORD MAYTAG stream.net. APPLIANCE, INC. ■ Reign Song’sseventh God-Prints Larry Langford &Employees anniversary singing will be Sales •Service •Parts held Aug. 1at6p.m. at 319 N. Glenwood Ave. Macedonia Baptist Church in Dalton featuring Phillip Dalton, GA 30721 Hare and Paul’sJourney. 706-278-6399 Admission is free; alove offering will be taken. eall have different The church is on Wfingerprints, Dawnville Road in Dalton. Formore information, call unique patterns which define LEGACY OF DALTON (706) 264-2544. APARTMENT HOMES us as individuals. There is 2111 Club Dr. ■ Janice Ridleyalong another kind of imprint we with Leon and Deloris Cox 706-226-3012 will be singing Sunday at 11 can leave. We can leave “A Refreshing Change of Place” a.m. at Little Prospect “God-prints”. We can bear Baptist Church. The church is on Ga. witness to the love of God in Highway 2east of Prater’s LOVE FUNERAL HOME Mill in Varnell. Pastor our life. Others can know by JohnnyPayne invites every- our actions that we are Charles &Judy Love Joyce one. and Employees childrenofGod. Family Owned &Operated ■ The Liberty Boys of God can touch others Since 1935 Tennessee will be in concert Aug. 1at6p.m. at Hopewell through us; His love shines N. Thornton Ave. Baptist Church in Cohutta. Across from HMC The church is on through us when we are 706-278-3313 Hopewell Loop Road. patient in times of trial, ■ Bethel A.M.E. will cel- strong in the midst of chaos, ebrate Family and Friends meek in the face of Day Sunday at 3p.m. with MURRAYMIX CONCRETE the Rev. Jerry Burse of haughtiness, reassuring Concrete &Concrete Products Liberty Baptist Church as P.O. Box 740 guest speaker. when afriend is in tears. The theme is “Uniting Perhaps our faith will inspire Chatsworth, GA Families in Love and 706-695-2599 Harmonyfor the Kingdom of afriendoranacquaintance God.”Lunch will be served to come to know the Lord. after the service. NORTHGEORGIA TOYOTA The church is at 620 Others may be lookingto 1502 East Walnut Ave. Spring St. in Dalton. Pastor 706-278-1322 Erma Raymond invites the us for inspiration and public. guidance. Won’t you leave www.northgeorgiatoyota.com ■ The Hill, Pender, your “God-prints” this week Richardson Reunion Association will be special as you worship at your local guests Sunday at 10:45 church or synagogue? PRECISION CHEMICAL a.m. at Liberty Baptist &PAPER SUPPLY Church. The church is on South © istockphoto.com/sonya_m Daymon Duckett Pentz Street in Dalton.. The 101 Bryan Ave. Rev. Jerry Burse, pastor,wel- Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Dalton, GA comes everyone. Exodus Exodus Exodus Exodus Exodus Exodus Exodus 706-226-8795 ■ “Pat’sHeavenly 3.1-22 4.1-31 12.1-28 12.29 –13.2 13.3-22 14.1-31 15.1-27 Jubilee” will be July 30 to Aug. 1from 10 a.m. to 10 Scriptures Selected by The American Bible Society p.m. at the Walker County Copyright 2009, Keister-Williams Newspaper Services, P. O. Box 8187, Charlottesville, VA 22906, www.kwnews.com PROFESSIONAL Civic Center.More than PHARMACY 200 performers will be fea- 1110Burleyson Road tured. B&JMACHINERY CITY FLORIST CUB CADET FIRST NATIONAL BANK Admission is sevennon- 706-278-2490 Jake Cobble & Mickey Sanford POWER EQUIPMENT OF CHATSWORTH perishable food items. Gordon Leonard Florist &GiftShop Main Office: The Center is at 10052 HarveyRedwine Highway 27 North in Rock 122 York Street 429North Third Ave. &Employees 701 N. 3rd Ave. Spring. Formore informa- 706-259-4841 Chatsworth, GA Full Line of Lawn ChatsworthOffice: REGENCY PARK tion, call (423) 320-6538. 706-695-4414 &Garden Tractors, 706-695-9646 NURSING &REHABILITATION Riding Mowers, Dalton Office: 1212 Broadrick Drive ■ Christ the King 706-277-9646 Lutheran Church will sell THEBAILEY COMPANY Push Mowers &Tillers Dalton, Georgia 30720 chicken and pork barbecue 2903 So. Dixie Hwy. COLDWELL BANKER 415 S. Spencer St. Tunnel Hill Office: 706-270-8008 plates with all the trim- Dalton, GA 30722 KINARD REALTY 706-226-3126 706-673-9646 mings today from 4:30 to 1203 CL Moss PkyNW 704 S. Thornton Ave. 6:30 p.m. Plates are $6 and are available for dine-in or Calhoun,GA30701 Dalton, GA 30720 GREENSPOT SOUTHEASTERN carryout. 706-277-2720 706-226-5182 DALTON DEPOT COMMUNICATIONS Proceeds go towards 706-629-6633 RESTAURANT &TRACKSIDE CAFE SUPERMARKET installing an elevator in the Casual Dining 309 W. EmorySt. SERVICES, INC. church. COOPER CONSTRUCTION House Specialties 706-278-3327 3849 Cleveland Hwy. The church is at 623 S. 110Depot St. 706-694-3900 Thornton Ave. in Dalton. For BIG BCLEANERS Robin &Terri Cooper more information,call (706) 706-226-3160 1011Abutment Rd. Septic Tank Installation 695-3335 or (706) 673-2049. 706-226-2748 Backhoe Services HAMPTON INN ■ “Share Because We 2079 Chattanooga Rd. Land Clearing •Rock Hauling 1000 Market St. WILSON SOUTHLAND 706-259-6048 DALTON SHEET METAL 706-226-4333 Care: ABack-to-School 706-278-3016 INS. AGENCY,INC. Clothing Giveaway” will be Management &Employees “God Bless America” held Aug. 1from 8a.m. to 1 1521 E. Walnut Joe Wilson &Staff BROOKER FORD p.m. at Grove LevelBaptist COURTESY CHRYSLER, 706-278-1656 913 E. Walnut Ave. Church. Clothing items for 925 Shugart Rd. THE JEWELRY 706-278-0549 children, teens and adults in 706-278-1151 PLYMOUTH, DODGE various sizes will be avail- 2210 E. Walnut Ave. EXCHANGE able. 706-275-8022 DEMPSEY AUCTION Robert E. Reeves &Staff There is no charge. COMPANY “WeSpecialize in The church is at 2802 CHELSEA’S ON THORNTON Ray Dempsey &Lynn Dempsey Diamonds” Cleveland Highway in and BISHOP GARDENS 302 W. Third Street, Rome, GA 1711E.Walnut Ave. Dalton. OpenMon.-Fri. 10am-3pm 1-800-DEMPSEY ■ Tunnel Hill United Lunch 11am-2pm Methodist Church has 501 S. Thornton Ave. announced the following 706-277-CUPA(2872) DISCOVERYHOME upcoming events: July 26 to Aug. 2 — FURNISHINGS Family Promise Week 105Murray Plaza Aug. 8at6:30 p.m. — Chatsworth, GA Pianist JeffStice in concert 706-695-9088 The church is at 121 N. Varnell Road in Tunnel Hill. ■ Antioch Baptist Church will have adedica- tion of itsnew fellowship building and areception This FeatureIsPublished With The Hope That MorePeople Will Attend Church. Sunday at 5p.m. at the fel- lowship building. The church is at 1205 It Is Paid For By Firms 100% Interested In This Community. Antioch Road in Dalton. All former pastors, members and the public are invited. 8A Saturday, July 25, 2009 THE DAILY CITIZEN CROSSWORD BRIDGE HOROSCOPE It’ssoeasy to go wrong Happy Birthday: Putting changes or updates to avoid a things offwill cost you phys- costly situation. Expect a This deal ically,emotionally and finan- change of attitude in some- occurred in a cially.You have to be strong, one you thought you knew regional tourna- forthright and willing to go well. 3stars ment in Seattle the distance in order to stay LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. some years ago. on top of your life and your 22): Organize activities, a None of the declar- future. It’sall about the way fundraiser or asocial event ers bid and made you play the game of life. that will allowyou to be six spades, Don’tbeshy when there is entertaining and impressive although the spade no time to waste and to meet people slam can be made and so much on the who can benefit you with proper play. line. Your numbers in the future. Make (Both six clubs and are 2, 9, 15, 24, 36, apoint of doing six notrump are 41, 48 something special superior contracts, ARIES (March for someone you of course, butwe 21-April 19): care for.3stars are concerned here Makeplans to do SCORPIO only with the play something you (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): of those who enjoywith the peo- Offer ahelping wound up in six ple you likemost. hand butdon’tlet spades.) An emotional issue family or friends Scoring 12 may surface if you Eugenia takeadvantage of tricksinspades is, admittedly,noeasy feat. In all fairness, leave someone out Last you financially, it must be said that one seldom encounters ahand where it who wascounting emotionally or is so easy for declarertoslip and fracturehis contract. on being included. physically.Onthe The play followed essentially the same lines at each Youwill be able to discuss other hand, getting involved table. The ace and anotherheart were led, South discard- future plans. 3stars in acause you believe in will ing adiamond. To declarer,the outcome nowseemed to TAURUS (April 20-May connect you to interesting depend solely on a3-2 spade break, buthewas very much 20): Look in the mirror and, people and allowyou to mistaken. He had already lost the contract at trick two, if you don’tlikewhat you makesome much-needed when he should have trumped the king of hearts! see, maybe you should start reforms. 4stars East ultimately scored atrump trick, buthewouldn’t by changing yourself rather SAGITTARIUS (Nov. have if declarer had ruffed the heart king instead of taking than trying to change some- 22-Dec. 21): Friends are auseless discard. one else. Youhavetobehon- likely to disappointyou and Observewhat happens if South trumps the heart and est about what you really projects you takeonwill not cashes the A-K of spades, disclosing the trump situation. want, before you can begin to live up to your expectations. His only hope nowisatrump coup, so he plays three makeithappen. 5stars Avoid getting into aconver- rounds of clubs, ruffing the third one. GEMINI (May 21-June sation that will lead to dis- South next leads adiamond to the queen, ruffs another 20): An experienced and cussing your feelings, inten- club and then plays adiamond to the king to produce this trusted friend will help you tions or discontent. Calm position: see clearly so thatyou can down first. 2stars makeadecision regarding CAPRICORN (Dec. 22- where you are heading. Love Jan. 19): Youwill enjoyget- will takesome interesting ting down to the nitty-gritty turns if you share emotions of adeal that interests you. and get complaintsout in the Moneycan be made and a open. 2stars serious attitude will bring CANCER (June 21-July some unique and favorable 22): Touch base with some- changes your way. Love is on Dummy leads the ten of clubs, and East is helpless one you feel can be trusted the rise and can lead to anew whateverhedoes. But if South does not trump the heart and you can come up with a commitment. 5stars king at trick two, this position cannot be reached. Tryit workable solution to anyper- AQUARIUS (Jan. 20- yourself and see what happens. sonal problem you face. You Feb. 18): Spend time with cannot let love cost you the people you enjoymost. financially or emotionally. Fix up your place or revamp Stick to whateverplan you your look. Shopping will CRYPTOQUIP have.4stars lead to some great buys. LEO (July 23-Aug.22): Share your enthusiasm with Don’tlet anyone talk you others and you will attract into paying his or her wayor, some affectionate attention. even worse, doing things you 3stars don’twant to do. Youneed PISCES (Feb.19-March time to sort out your thoughts 20): Back up and listen to so you can decide what will good advice. Take another makeyou happy. 3stars look at your situation and VIRGO (Aug.23-Sept. makepersonal adjustments. 22): Go overpersonal Expecting everyone else to papers, legaldocuments or conform to whatyou want your investment portfolio. will lead to isolation and Youhavetomakesome emotional upset. 3stars CHURCH Q&A: The cashfor clunkers program ■ Women of Destinywill have awomen’sconference, “It’sBirthing Time,”Aug. 1at BY KEN THOMAS A: Forpassenger cars, tees aminimum trade-in for sumers. Manyautomakers A: It ends on Nov. 1or 10 a.m. at True Gospel Associated Press Writer consumers can get $3,500 if avehicle. So someone with are combininginternal when the $1 billion in fund- Pentecostal Church in Dalton. the newvehicle gets at least an old beater valued at incentiveswith the govern- ing runs out. Jack Nerad, Prophetess Nicole Brown will WASHINGTON — Got 4mpg more than the trade- $1,000 that meets the ment rebates to lure cus- executive market analyst for be special guest. an old gasguzzler in the in and $4,500 if the new mileage requirements tomers to showrooms. For KelleyBlue Book, makes The church is at 109 garage? Car shoppers can vehicle gets at least stands to gain the example, Chrysler is offer- this suggestion: “I would Henderson St. Formore infor- takeadvantage of newgov- 10 mpg more than most. Anyprospec- ing $4,500 in cash toward look to see if Iqualify right mation, call Evangelist Diane ernment incentivesworth the trade-in. For tive buyer with an the purchase of anew vehi- away.Alot of people won’t Bonds at (706) 259-4399. $3,500 to $4,500. Owners sport utility vehi- old car worth more cle. Dealers are also qualify” because of the spe- can scrap their clunker in cles, pickup trucks than $4,500 should required to disclosethe best cific requirements. Nerad ■ Gospel recording artist exchange for anew,more or minivans, owners probably trade it in estimate of the salvage said automakers may offer Cheryl Edelman will be in con- fuel-efficient vehicle, and can get a$3,500 for anew one. But value of each vehicle. additional incentivesbefore cert today at 7p.m. at Total lop offthousands of dollars rebate if the new manyautomakers Q: Does anymoney the program ends. Praise Baptist Church. from the sticker price. vehicle gets at least and dealerships are change hands? Q: Where can Ifind The church is at 1461 Congress approvedthe “Car 2mpg higher than offering additional A: No. If aconsumer more information? Greeson Bend Road in Allowance Rebate System,” the old vehicle. The incentives, so it’s qualifiesfor agovernment A: Visit the govern- Chatsworth. or “CARS,”program last rebate improvesto$4,500 if worth talking to your rebate, the amount of the ment’sCARS Website month to boost auto sales the newvehicle gets at least dealer. rebate is deducted from the http://www.cars.gov/ or call ■ Hopewell Baptist and attempt to retire some 5mpg higher than the trade- Q: What happens to my vehicle’ssticker price and the government hot line at Church will have Praise in the inefficient cars and trucks. in. Large work trucks old vehicle? the dealer is later reim- (866) CAR-7891. Auto Park July 26 at 10 a.m. at Here’salook at the pro- weighing at least 6,000 A: The trade-in vehicle bursed by the National companies and Websites Heritage Park in Dalton. Lunch gram: pounds can also qualify for will be scrapped. Dealers Highway TrafficSafety such as Edmunds.com will be served after the service. Q: Which vehicles qual- rebates of $3,500 to $4,500. are required to use agovern- Administration. http://www.edmunds.com/c Heritage Park is offthe ify? Q: Can Ibuy anykind of ment-approvedsalvage Q: Howmanyclunkers ash-for-clunkers, Kelley North Bypass. Pastor Wendell A: Cars and trucks must vehicle through the pro- facility for the vehicle dis- are expected to be traded in Blue Book Smith welcomes everyone. be 1984 models or newer to gram? posal. Vehicles need to be through the program and http://www.kbb.com/kbb/ca be eligible for atrade-in A: This won’tsubsidize shredded or crushed within howmuch will it cost the sh-for-clunkers/default.aspx ■ Hickory Grove Baptist rebate. Theymust get 18 anew Ferrari. The new six months. government? and AutoTrader.com Church in the Houston Valley miles per gallon or less in vehicle needs to meet the Q: What do Ineed to do A: The program will cost http://www.autotrader.com/ community will celebrate combined highway/city rat- fuel-efficiencyrequirements to participate? $1 billion to remove about cash-for-clunkers.jsp have homecoming Sunday at 11 a.m. ing — based on the and have amanufacturer’s A: Go to your local car 250,000 vehicles from U.S. compiled additional details with special music by The “Estimated NewEPA suggested retail price of less dealer.Dealer registration roads. It’sunclear if and eligible vehicle lists for Redeemed. There will be no MPG” ratings available at than $45,000. It can be a for the program began Congress will seek more consumers. Sunday school. www.fueleconomy.gov. The domestic or foreign model. Friday.Owners need to moneylater this year.Some Formore information, call vehicle needs to be drivable, Used car purchases are not bring their vehicle, title, lawmakers, led by Sen. insured and licensed for at DLP Digital Cinema® (706) 673-5496. allowed under the program. proof of registration and Dianne Feinstein, D-Calif., in all Auditoriums least ayear — so forget Q: Can Iget the clunker proof of insurance. have said if Congress pro- ■ North Georgia Baptist about buying aclunker this rebate plus the value of my Q: Howwill this pro- vides more funding, the pro- summer for $500 and “flip- CARMIKE 12 Temple will have its sixth annu- trade-in? gram affect other dealer and gram should require con- WALNUT SQUARE MALL •706-226-0625 al Back-to-School Carnival ping” it through the pro- A: No. manufacturer incentives? sumers to buyvehicles with G-FORCE 3D* PG •DLP 12:20 1:152:353:304:505:457:05 today from 9a.m. to noon. Free gram. Violators face penal- Q: My old car or truck is A: Dealers must use the higher fuel-efficiencythan 8:009:2010:15 ORPHAN R•DLP backpacks and school supplies ties if theysubmit false worth more than $4,500. rebate in additionto— the current program’s 1:304:207:1010:00 THE UGLYTRUTH R•DLP will be giventothe first 350 information. Should Iuse this program? instead of as asubstitute for requirements. 12:25 2:404:557:109:25 Q: HowdoIqualify for HARRYPOTTER AND THE children to arrive. A: Probably not. The — other rebates and dis- Q: Howlong does the HALF-BLOOD PRINCE PG •DLP the incentives? 12:25 1:103:354:557:008:0510:10 Children must be present to program essentiallyguaran- counts available to con- program last? ILOVEYOU,BETH COOPER PG-13 •DLP receive their backpacks. There 1:05 3:45 7:15 10:00 ICEAGE: DAWN OF THE will also be free food, games DINOSAURS 3D* PG •DLP Convicted pastorsays he’s‘another prophet that went to jail’ 12:20 2:354:507:059:20 and prizes. ICE AGE: DAWN OF THE The church is at 1615 DINOSAURS (2D) PG •DLP TEXARKANA, Ark. (AP) — Tony “I’m just another one of the Arkansas, California and NewYork. 1:153:305:458:0010:15 Abutment Road in Dalton. PUBLIC ENEMIES R•DLP Alamo, aone-time street preacher prophetsthat went to jail for the The 10-count federal indictment 9:25 TRANSFORMERS: who built amultimillion-dollar min- Gospel,”Alamo called to reporters accused him of taking his underage REVENGEOFTHE FALLEN PG-13 •DLP ■ Bethlehem Baptist 12:30 3:35 7:00 10:10 istry and became an outfitter of the afterward as he wasescorted to await- “wives” across state lines as early as THE PROPOSAL PG-13 •DLP Church will be in revival stars, wasconvicted Friday of taking ing U.S. marshal’svehicle. 1994. 1:05 3:45 7:15 10:05 Monday through Friday at 7:30 THE HANGOVER R•DLP girls as young as 9across state lines Shouts of “Bye, bye, Bernie” — Jury foreman Frank Oller of 1:10 3:40 7:10 p.m with Evangelist Billy Carmike’sStimulus Tuesdays for sex. Alamo wasborn Bernie Lazar Texarkana, Ark., said jurors deliberat- Popcorn &Drink Dotson as special guest. There Alamo stood silently as the verdict Hoffman — came from acrowd gath- ed more than aday only to ensure they Only $1.00 Each -EveryTuesday *There will be a$3.00 surchargeaddedtothe price of will also be special music night- each ticketfor “G-Force”3D. wasread, acontrast to his occasional ered on the Arkansas side of the court- considered everything.The testimony **There will be a$3.00 surchargeaddedtothe price of ly. each ticketfor “Ice Age: Dawn of the Dinosaurs” 3D. mutterings during testimony. His five house. Some came from Fouke, the convinced them the 74-year-old evan- We cannot accept any Discount Tickets/Admission The church is on U.S. Coupons/Manager-Issued Passes to “G-Force” 3D. victims sat looking forward in the nearby town where Alamo’s15-acre gelist kept the girls as sexual partners, We cannot accept any $6.00 Discount Tickets/ Highway 41 South at East Admission Coupons to “The Ugly Truth”. gallery.One, awoman he “married” at compound sits. Others were former not office workers as his defense team ADVANCE TICKETS ARE NOW AVAILABLE FOR Nance Springs Road in Dalton. “GI JOE: THE RISE OF COBRA”OPENINGAUGUST 7TH age 8, wiped away atear. followers of his ministries in claimed. •ALL SHOWTIMES INCLUDE PRE-FEATURE CONTENT •www.carmike.com • THE DAILY CITIZEN Saturday, July 25, 2009 9A OBITUARIES

• Helen Green Ledford. stepgrandchildren, Jessica today from5to9p.m. Church. will be celebrated Thursday • Raymundo “Ray” P. She is survivedbyher and AnthonyCline, Sabrine Messagesmay be sentto He is survivedbyhis chil- at 11 a.m. at St. Joseph’s Morales, Dalton daughters and Kevin Adams and the Green family at dren, Catholic Church with Father and sons-in- Kimberly Farrell; four step- www.pondersfuneralhome.c Lillian, Paul Williams and the Rev. law, Diane great-grandchildren;special om. Brianne, Daniel Bravo officiating. Obituarynotices are and Jerry friends,Ruth Walston, Roe Arrangements are by Valerie He will be laid to rest at posted online at Shelton of and Bobby Walston; several locally owned and operated and Noah the Colonial Hills Memorial www.daltondailycitizen.com Dalton, nieces and nephews. Ponders Funeral Homes, 138 Morales; Park Cemetery with full mil- Donna and Services to celebrate the Melrose Drive,Dalton; (706) parents, itary honors. Grady Cline life of Mrs. Helen Green are 226-4002. Your Selected Tomas The family will receive of Tunnel Sunday at 2p.m. at the Independent Funeral Home. Morales friends at the MelroseChapel Helen Green Greene Hill and Melrose Chapel of Ponders www.legacy.com andof Ponders Funeral Home Mrs. Helen Green, 72, of Darold Funeral Home with the Rev. Morales Manuela from 6until 9p.m. Dalton, departed this life Stewart of Ronald Guffeyofficiating. Raymundo Porras; Wednesday with the rosary at Thursday evening, July 23, Dawnville; grandsons whom She will be laid to rest ‘Ray’ P. Morales brother,Tomas Morales Jr.; 8p.m. 2009, at the local hospital. she thoughtofassons and beside her husband at the sisters, Sylvia Cristine Messages may be sent to Helen wasborn March 20, their spouses, Larry and Colonial Hills Memorial Army Sgt. Raymundo Morales; uncles, Ruben the Morales family at 1937, in Whitfield County, Misty Green and Brandon Park Cemetery. “Ray” P. Morales, 34, of Porras, Raymundo Porras, www.pondersfuneralhome.c the last surviving child of the and Holly Cross of Pallbearers will be Larry Dalton, departed this life Jesus J. Porras, Jorge Porras, om. late Jim and Laura Cochran Dawnville; grandchildren, Green, Brandon Cross, Tuesday,July 21, 2009, in Alfredo Rodriguez, Jose Arrangements by locally Ledford. She wasalso pre- AnthonyHolder,Natasha Lamar Walston, Dana Asher, Afghanistan. Reyes; aunts, OlgaPorras, owned and operated Ponders ceded in death by her hus- Stewart and Crystal Stewart; Nick Allen, Josh McCurdy, Ray wasborn April 3, Guadalupe Soto, Patricia Funeral Homes, 138 Melrose band, Lyndele Green; son, great-grandchildren, Derrick Ronnie Ledford, Kevin 1975, in Dalton. Ray wasa Lopez, Socorro Visencio and Drive,Dalton, GA (706) Larry EugeneGreen; sister, and Kaylee Green and Adams and AnthonyCline. 1992 graduate of Murray Juana Morales; nieces, Ariel 226-4002. Your Selected Tennie Hawkins; and broth- Mason and KelseyCross and The family will receive County High School. Morales and Veronica Azuz. Independent Funeral Home. ers, W.D., Herman and James Isaiah and Paylee Holder; friends at the funeralhome He wasamember of the Mass of Christian Burial www.legacy.com St. Joseph’sCatholic Obama rushes to quell racial uproar he helped fire

WASHINGTON (AP) — Knocked offstride by aracial uproar he helped stoke, President BarackObamahas- tened Fridaytotamp down the controversy.Obama, who had said Cambridge, Mass., police “acted stupidly” in arresting black scholar Henry Louis Gates Jr., declared the white arresting officer wasagood man and invited him and the professor to the White House for abeer. Obama conceded his words had been ill-chosen, buthe stopped short of apublic apol- AP PHOTO ogy.Hepersonally telephoned President Barack both Gates and Sgt. James Obama pauses as he Crowley, hoping to end the talks to the media in the rancorous back-and-forth over briefing room at the what had transpired and what White House in Obama had said about it. MATT HAMILTON/The Daily Citizen Washington Friday. Trying to lighten the situation, DSC Orientation he even commiserated with growing doubts about his per- Crowleyabout reportersonhis formance. lawn. “This has been ratcheting Above,new Dalton State Collegestudents Ashley Hours earlier,amultiracial up, and Iobviously helped to Ziegler,left, and HilaryMellon inflate balloons dur- group of police officers had contribute ratcheting it up,” ing an orientation class called “Balance” Fridayat stood with CrowleyinObama said of the racial con- the school. Below, incoming Dalton State student Massachusetts and said the troversy.“Iwant to makeclear Breanna Pierce inflates aballoon during orienta- president should apologize. that in my choice of words, I tion. At right, newcollegestudents walk by the new It wasameasure of the think Iunfortunately gave an bell tower during their campus tour Friday. nation’skeen sensitivities on impression that Iwas malign- matters of race that the fallout ing the Cambridge Police from adisorderlyconduct Departmentand Sgt. Crowley charge in Massachusetts — specifically.And Icould’ve and the remarks of America’s calibrated those words differ- first black president about it — ently.” had mushroomed to such an The president did not back extent that he felt compelled to down from his contention that makeasurprise appearance in police had overreacted by the White House briefing arresting the Harvard profes- room to try to put the matter to sor for disorderly conduct after rest. The blowup had dominat- coming to his home to investi- ed national attentionjust as gate apossible break-in. He Obama wastrying to marshal added, though, that he thought public pressure to get Gates, too, had overreacted to Congress to push through the police who questioned health care overhaul legisla- him. The charge has been tion — and as polls showed dropped.

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MARTIAL ARTS Seo’sstudents get a kick from fundraiser

BY ADAM KROHN The event not only gave Seo’sstu- [email protected] dents achance to see some of the Students of Seo’sMartial Arts in world’sbest taekwondo artists, it also Dalton were alittle more excited than allowed them the chance to perform usual for their demonstrations on for the Koreans. Friday.That’sbecause theywere per- Colton Mantooth performed with forming taekwondo in front of an Seo’selite demonstration team and international audience. wasexcited to showoff his training of The world famous Korean National the past eight years, which has earned Demonstration Team wasintownfor him asecond-degree Black Belt. the second time in as manyyears to “Knowing their abilities and know- perform in support of Master Ju Hyon ing howwell theycan perform, it does Seo’sSidekick Against Drugs fund- put alittle bit more pressure on you,” raiser at the Northwest Georgia Trade said Mantooth, who enters his senior and Convention Center. year at Northwest Whitfield and hopes The Seo’sdemonstration teams — to start his ownmartial arts school in the Little Tigers (3-5-year-olds), the B the future. (beginners) and A(elite) teams — took “You knowyou’ve got all these center stage in front of about 200 peo- other people watching, butyou’ve also MATT HAMILTON/The Daily Citizen ple, including the Korean Team, to got aprofessional team that does this After using some of his fellowSeo’sMartial Arts students, right, as aspringboardChase support Whitfield County’sDrug for aliving and travels around the Goulartkicks aboardheld by Colton Mantooth at Friday’sSidekickAgainst Drugs Abuse Resistance Education (DARE) world performing. It’salot of pres- fundraiser forthe Whitfield County Drug Abuse Resistance Education (DARE) and the and the Family SupportCouncil. FamilySupportCouncil at the Northwest Georgia Trade and Convention Center.For more Members from Lee’sTaekwondo in pictures from the event go online at thedailycitizen.zenfolio.com. Chattanoogaalso participated. Please see STRUT,2B

COLLEGE FOOTBALL: SEC MEDIA DAYS PRO BASEBALL Braves clip PR genius? Brewers to Kiffin’sapproach unlike stay on roll

BY COLIN FLY Chizik’sbut gets results Associated Press Writer MILWAUKEE — Chipper Jones, Martin Prado and Nate BY JOHN ZENOR INSIDE SPORTS Associated Press Writer McLouth homered to pace a17-hit HOOVER, Ala. — Lane Kiffin jFunk up by three shots in SBO, 3B effort by Atlanta and Javier has made no secret that he wanted jCoker-Godfrey lead at DGCC, 3B Vazquez struck out nine in seven to makeasplash at Tennessee, jContador is still in command, 3B innings, lifting the surging Braves drawing recruits and attention to jSwine flu hits Rangers’ Padilla, 3B overthe Milwaukee Brewers 9-4 on the program. Friday night. And the brash 34-year-old coach the NFL’s Oakland Raiders. Chizik Prado hit athree-run homer in wasn’tapologizing Friday for his sports a5-19 mark after twosea- the third, Jones the go-ahead solo tactics — even if it meant rankling sons at Iowa State butwas part of shot in the sixth and McLouth a some other teams’ coaches and fans. an unbeaten season as Auburn’s two-run insurance drive in the “Wehad to put Tennessee in the defensive coordinator and then a eighth for Atlanta (50-47), which national media,”Kiffinsaid at national championship at Texas. has wonseven of nine since the All- Southeastern Conference media Neither seems to let the doubters Star break. Vazquez (8-7) gave up four runs days. “Do Ilove every single thing faze them. offseven hits and struck out home I’ve done for my sevenmonths? “Wedon’treally pay anyatten- run derby champ Prince Fielder No, Ihaven’tlovedhaving to do it. tion to all of the external issues out But it needed to be done, in my four times. But he wasn’tassharp there,”Chizik said of the Tigers. as his previous nine starts, allowing opinion, for us to get to where we “Weput enough pressure on our- needed to be.” three walks and atwo-run homer to selves to be great.” Ryan Braun to tie it at 4inthe fifth The hiring of Kiffinand Auburn’s Chizik hasn’tcreated nearly the before Jones answered offCarlos Gene Chizik met with some skepti- publicity ripple that Kiffinhas stirred Villanueva (2-7). cism. Both have resumes that includ- up in the months since their hirings. Braun’sshot snapped astreak of ed dismal records in limited head Kiffinhas piled it on with com- 77 2/3 innings by Bravespitchers coaching experience at tough jobs, AP PHOTO ments that included accusing without allowing ahome run, but Tennessee football coachLane Kiffin, speaking at Friday’s along with impressive track records Florida’sUrban Meyer of cheating that wouldn’tbeenough for as assistants. Southeastern Conference media days, says his immediate Milwaukee, which has lost 13 of 19 Kiffin, aformer Southern goal after replacing the fired Phillip Fulmer,was to put the and is fourth in the NL Central after Please see SEC, 2B California assistant, was5-15 with Volunteersbackinthe national media spotlight. entering July with atwo-game lead. It’sthe first time since May 2the Brewers (48-48) have been at .500. Already up 1-0, Vazquez dou- AUTO RACING: NASCAR bled offBrewers starter Manny Parra to start the third and McLouth Johnson: We Gordon says walked. Prado homered down the left- field line to makeit4-0 and added need to be at an RBI single in the ninth after tires non-issue coming into Friday’sgame with 31 hits in July to lead the majors. Indianapolis BY JENNA FRYER Parra, trying to build offtwo Associated Press Writer sharp starts following amonth in INDIANAPOLIS — Goodyear’sGreg the minors, worked out of abases BY JENNA FRYER loaded, one-out jam in the fourth by Associated Press Writer Stucker arrivedFriday at Indianapolis Motor Speedway with anervous stomach. retiring Jones for the first time in INDIANAPOLIS — As winner of six career at-bats. But the next time twoofthe past three NASCAR races He left the historic track with asense of relief. Jones came up against Milwaukee’s at Indianapolis Motor Speedway, Dale Earnhardt Jr.ran 27 laps on one set bullpen would prove to be the dif- Jimmie Johnson is qualified to critique of tires and four-time Cup champion Jeff ference with aline drive homer off The Brickyard. Gordon offered another emphatic endorse- Villanueva to break a4-4 tie. Despite his recent success, he does- ment that Sunday’srace at The Brickyard Vazquez showed amomentary n’tthink the track is all that suited for won’tlook anything likelast year’sdebacle lack of control in the third with stock cars. But in the same breath, he at Indy. four-pitch walks to Jason Kendall couldn’timagine dropping Indy from Stucker couldn’thavescripted it anybet- and Braun after not allowing two the NASCAR schedule. ter. total overhis previous 23 innings. “I think we need to be here,” “It makes you feel pretty good,” Craig Counsell’stwo-run double NASCAR’sthree-time defending Goodyear’srace tire sales director said after cut Atlanta’slead to 4-2 before champion said Friday.“Ireally do, and twopractice sessions. “I’ve still got afew Vazquez struck out Fielder and not run it through the (road course) butterflies. We thought we had asked all the CaseyMcGehee to strand two. infield. We need to be on the oval.” questions, gotten all the answers and were Parra allowed four runs off10 Opened in 1909, the speedway is pretty thorough. We felt we were pretty hits and three walks in five innings. the most hallowed facility in motor- good, butyou’re always alittle anxious sports. With arich history and apres- when you get here.” tige factor found nowhere else in rac- Stucker wasn’tjust spouting the compa- Braves at ing, NASCAR wasthrilled when Indy ny line. Brewers opened its gate to stock cars in 1994. One driverafter another put their stamp Tonight, 7:05 p.m. The welcoming coincided with of approvalonthe newtires. NASCAR’sunprecedented growth Longtime veteran JeffBurton said he ■ TV:SPORTSOUTH (Charter 72, spurt, and inclusion at Brickyard gave had full fuel runs, 33 to 35 laps, on the tires Optilink 41) the good ’ol boys some much-needed in testing without ahint of aproblem.Joey credibility. Logano, the youngest race winner in Cup ■ PITCHERS:Hanson (5-0, 3.00) vs. Then one race destroyed it all. history,described the tires as “great” and Gallardo (8-7, 3.28) Last year’svisit to Indy wasafiasco, AP PHOTO Gordon said it wastime to forget last year’s ■ NOTEWORTHY:The Braves’ Jimmie Johnson has mixed emotions about Nate McLouth now has 15 homers this stockcarsatIndianapolis, butdoesn’t want to season. ... Brewers owner Mark Please see INDY,2B see NASCAR drop Indyfromthe schedule. Please see TIRES, 2B Attanasio is in town to talk trades. WWW.DALTONDAILYCITIZEN.COM 2B Saturday, July 25, 2009 THE DAILY CITIZEN GOLF ROUNDUP SPORTS BRIEFS Cards acquire A’s Funk leads Senior British Open slugger Holliday OAKLAND, Calif. — The St. Louis Cardinals THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 2006 winner Loren Roberts another Martin Laird and Nathan Green at 7:29 p.m. — 29 minutes after a have acquired three-time SUNNINGDALE, England — twoshots back at 134. were astrokeback. nearly three-hour delay.About 20 All-Star outfielder Matt Fred Funk shot a5-under 65 for a Watson, trying to followuphis Villegas, tied for the first-round minutes after play wascalled, the Holliday and cash from three-shot lead at the Senior British British Open runner-up finish on lead with Kevin Na after a63inthe course wasdrenched again. the Oakland Athletics on Open on Friday. Sunday with afourth Senior British morning, also had three holes to Friday three prospects. He is atournament-record 11 Open title, shot 69 to share sixth place. play.Herron had twoholes to go, Evian Masters Holliday,who wasin under through tworounds and leads Laird one and Green six. EVIAN-LES-BAINS, France — the Cardinals’ lineup in TomWatson by sevenshots. Canadian Open Na, unable to start play,and Bob Ai Miyazato of Japan shot a6-under left field and batting Funk has gone 36 holes without a OAKVILLE, Ontario — Jerry Estes were 9under.Estes had five 66 to share the second-round lead at cleanup behind slugger bogeyand his round, capped by a Kelly topped the leaderboard in the holes left. the Evian Masters. Michelle Wie Albert Pujols on Friday, 174-yard 8-iron at the last hole for rain-delayed Canadian Open, shoot- Kelly had sevenbirdies in anine- waseight shots back after a70. has struggled with the A’s an eagle 2, gave him an 11-under ing a7-under65inthe completion hole stretch in the first round on the Miyazato shares the lead at 9- this season, batting .286 129, a36-hole record total for the of the first round and reaching 11 rain-softened Glen Abbeycourse. under 135 with joint first-roundleader with 11 home runs and 54 event. under overall with three holes In the second round, Kelly had Na Yeon Choi of South Korea (68) RBIs. He has athree-strokelead over remaining in the second. five birdies and abogeybefore play and BeckyBrewerton of Wales, who The A’sget third base- Sam Torrance, who also shot 65 and Camilo Villegas, TimHerron, wassuspended because of lightning bogeyed the 16th and 17th to shoot 68. man Brett Wallace, out- fielder Shane Peterson and pitcher Clayton Mortenson. Indy: Challenging SEC Spurrier: Omission of Tebow mistake Continued from page 1B track suits astock car,and if Continued frompage1B you watch the (Indy) 500, HOOVER, Ala. — largely due to Goodyear’s it’stoughfor thoseguys to after national signing day. Steve Spurrier cleared up horribly incorrect tire selec- pass, as well. So from just a The verbal exchanges be- the biggest mystery at tion. Because Goodyear pure race track perspective, tween coaches wasahot Southeastern Conference miscalculated on the com- there are better tracks out topic in the SEC’sspring media days: HowTim bined effects of the full- there for us to race on and meetings, where Kiffinsaid Tebowgot left offapre- time use of NASCAR’snew put on abetter show.” “Urban wasvery nicetome.” season All-SEC ballot. car with the unique Fewwill challenge Kiffin’scomments have Spurrier said Friday Indianapolis layout and sur- Johnson’sassessment, in- been much more warmly that South Carolina’s face, the tires broughttothe cluding two-time Brickyard receivedamong his players, director of football opera- track were unable to last an winner Tony Stewart, who safety Eric Berry said. tions Jamie Speronis filled entire fuel run. considers Indy the most “Just seeing somebody out the ballot in his stead Afraid that teams would prestigious facility in rac- having that type of faith in us and voted for try to stretch the rubber to ing. An Indiana native who after a5-7 season, who would- Mississippi’sJevanSnead. dangerous lengths, NAS- grewupdreaming of his n’twant to play for him?” The other coaches CAR threwcautions every chance to race on the famed Berry said. “Who wouldn’t picked Tebow. 10-to-12 lapstoforceteams oval, Stewart would never want to put themselves on the “Wescrewed it up pret- to pit for atire change. The dare utter adisparaging line for him? That’swhat ty badly,”said Spurrier, lack of action enraged the remark about Indy. we’re doing right nowinthis who approvedthe ballot. estimated240,000fans in But even he admits Indy offseason. That’swhat we’re On Friday,Spurrier got attendance, humiliated isn’tthe greatest place for a going to do in the season.” SEC permission to change NASCAR and Goodyear stock car race. Negative comments are his ballot and he made and raised questions about “It’schallenging,” he bringingnegative recruiting Tebowaunanimous pick. the suitability of stock cars said, choosing his words against the Volunteers, too, as with the speedway. carefully.“The hard thing is evidenced when arecruit’s Ganassi not right Regardless of what hap- it’snot atrack that gets wide worried mom sat on his office choice for Patrick pens Sunday,questions will likeChicagoorsome of the couch earlier this week. linger about the long-term other places we go to. You “She said to me, ‘Well, we INDIANAPOLIS — marriage of NASCAR and have to get your car right in MATT HAMILTON/The Daily Citizen really likeeverything about Chip Ganassi said Friday Indy.Good tires or bad tires, the one spot on the race Seo’sMartial Arts students Austin Blount, left, Tennessee, butanother coach he doesn’tbelieve he’sthe the fact remains the speed- track that matters most, on and Calvin Hoeng simulate sparring with bo told us, ‘Whywould you ever right car owner to help waysimply isn’tconducive the bottom. It makes strate- staves Fridayduring afundraising event at the go to Tennessee? It’sarene- Danica Patrick move to for great NASCAR racing. gy areally big key.” Northwest Georgia Trade and Convention Center. gade program,”’ Kiffinsaid. NASCAR. But Stewart, abusiness- With minimal banking The Korean National team was aspecial guest at He pointed to the team’s Ganassi, who owns man with ownership in race and four distinct, tight cor- the event forthe second straight year.For more grade-point averageto race teams in IndyCar, ners, it’sextremely difficult tracks of his own, isn’tsure demonstrate that the Vols NASCAR and Grand-Am, acopycat of Indy would pictures from the event go online at thedailyciti- for drivers to run two-wide zen.zenfolio.com. aren’trenegades. wasone of the fewcar through the turns. Perfect makeitfar in today’sauto South Carolina’sSteve owners with the ability to for IndyCars, the NASCAR racing. Spurrier might have been offer Patrick aslowtransi- stars have yet to figure out “I don’tknowifIwas supplanted by Kiffinasthe tion into stockcars that howtoput on astrong show going to build atrack in this Strut: About ‘art’ league’smost outspoken also allowed her to stayin using the narrowpreferred era I’dbuild it in this coach, areputation that dates open-wheel racing. But he racing groove.Passing is at shape,”hesaid. Continued from page 1B work on your technique. I back to his days at Florida. said said he’snot the apremium, and it takes the “It’sabout the history of want to see if Ican reach That included dubbing rightcar owner for her most skilled drivers years to this facility and all of what sure, butit’salso motiva- their abilities.” Florida State “Free Shoes potential move. figure it out. has gone on here. There’s tion because they’re people While Seo’sstudents University” and saying you Patrick is in the final “For us, it’seither been no other place likeitinthe we can look up to.” were impressed with the can’tspell Citrus without UT, year of her three-year in the fence or Victory world.” Seo, who helped fund the Koreans’ performances and referring to Tennessee’s IndyCar contract with Lane,”said Johnson, who Not everyone is an awe Korean Team’strip to the intrigued by the cultural stints at the Citrus Bowl. Andretti-Green Racing. has twowins and three fin- of the history,though. United States, believesstu- aspect of the event, Kim “It’ssomething I’m often ishes of 36th or worse in “This is just another race dents watchingprofessionals said the feeling wasmutual asked, ‘Do you wish you Vols sign JC QB sevencareer starts. track,”Kyle Busch said. at work provides an invalu- for him and his students. hadn’tsaid this years ago?”’ from California “I’ve hit the wall here a But just likeall the other able experience for them. “Seo’steams were very Spurrier said. “Probably fewtimes pretty hard and I drivers, it’satrack where The Korean Team consisted impressive,” Kim said. looking back Iwas alittle KNOXVILLE, Tenn. don’twant to do that again. Busch wants to win. of 14 members, plus adirec- “Last year we were here arrogant and probably said — Tennessee has signed Youknow, it took me awhile “This is one of the big tor,professor Kim Jung and practiced together for too manythings. But when junior college quarterback to get the track. It’stough to three that are on my list,”he Heon of Yong In University about aweek and theywere you’re winning alot and win- Nick Lamaison. pass on. Idon’tthink the said. in Yongin City,Gyeonggi not at as high of alevel as ning sort of big, you natural- Tennessee coach Lane province, South Korea. theyare now. ly do that.” Kiffinsaid Friday that the “Taekwondo started in “In aone-year period, Chizik drewplenty of rising sophomore from Korea,”said Seo, who is theyhavepracticed and publicity in Alabama when Mt. San Antonio College Tires: Rave reviews from Korea and wasalso a improvedsomuch and their his assistant coaches piled in California is expected member of the Korean demonstration wasvery, into alimo for a“Tiger to enroll at UT for the fall Team for five years after semester and takepart in to work. Stucker has said the very nice. Outstanding.” Prowl” recruiting tour en Continued from page 1B training in sparring for the preseason drills. Indy tires were discussed Also, Kim is no stranger masse to selected high 1988 Olympics in Seoul. to Dalton’sworldwide sig- schools across the state. Lamaison is a6-foot-1, indelible race image — cau- every day overthe past year “The reasonIdothis is I 210-pound signal caller before opting for asofter nificance. The low-key Chizik does- tion flags because of exces- want my students to see “Thisisthe Carpet City,” from Walnut, Calif. He compound that makes rub- n’texactly court attention or sive tire wear. where this art came from. he said. “The families were passed for 3,479 yards “I think tires are anon- ber stick better to the abra- crave it for himself. All these members that kind and we were apprecia- “I’ve got three children and 36 touchdowns last issue, let’smove on to some- sive track surface and re- come here are highly tive to their kindness and season, with an efficiency thing else,”Gordon said. “If duces wear. and my wife. Iget plenty of trained. hospitality. attention when Igohome,” rating of 166.5. He led the anybody has an issue with The newtires received Mounties to a12-2 record “And it’sacultural expe- “Theytaughtmystu- he said. “What gets you tires, it’snot because they’re rave reviews from drivers rience for my students as dents American culture and and the state title game. wearing out.” during amid-June tire test, attention is when you win. well. Team members stay at some English and treated It’sthat simple. Idon’thave It took countless hours, prompting Gordon to guar- some of my students’ hous- them well.” Dallas won’tseek an incalculable amount of antee there would not be a to go out and try to gather es and theyget to learn the The Korean Team will attention for myself. moneyand seventests on repeat. Race organizers said Korean culture.” end their four-state, seven- adeal with Vick the 2.5-mile oval to get it Friday that Gordon’scom- “I don’tcare to drawalot The Korean Team’sper- city tour that took them of attention to myself. It’s ARLINGTON, Texas right. ments produced the best formance impressedPaxton through Virginia, North who Iam.” — Even if Michael Vick Last year,the tire rubber week of ticket sales all year. Bennett, who has been a Carolina, South Carolina One thing neither Kiffin is available, Jerry Jones turned into ablack dust that And Gordon didn’tback student at Seo’sfor 21/2 and Georgia next week with nor Chizik are having to says the Dallas Cowboys made the track slicker and down after twopractice ses- years and has earned his red afinal showinAtlanta combat this summer is high have no plans to sign the wore down tires to the cords. sions. Though he said there belt. before heading home Aug. 2. outside expectations. Auburn suspended quarterback. NASCAR officials were wasmore tire wear during “It’sreally cool to see all Because of economics, forced to call competition Friday’sfirst run,Gordon waspicked to finish fifth in The Cowboys owner has that theycan do,”said Seo is doubtful he’ll be able repeatedly said since Vick cautions every 10 to 12 laps, called that typical of all ven- Bennett, who enters seventh to bring the team through the SEC West by league prompting some fans to ues on the NASCAR circuit media while Tennessee was wasreleased by the Atlanta grade at Westside Middle Dalton again next year,but Falcons last year that his compare NASCAR’stire and insisted the tires were School. “I try to compare hopes to do so again soon. projected at No. 4inthe debacle to the 2005 Formula better on the succeeding Eastern Division. team won’tsign Vick. our stufftotheir perform- “Hopefully in two Vick wasfreed from One fiasco when 14 of 20 runs. ances and it can help you years,”hesaid. “Everybody’sgot an opin- drivers pulled offthe track “I knowwehad about 20 ion,”Chizik said. “Every- federal custody this week before the start of the race laps on one set of tires and body’sentitled to their opin- for dogfighting charges because of tire concerns there wassomuch left in ion. But the last time I and is awaiting word from with Michelin. Twodays them,”hesaid. “Wecould Read The Daily Citizen Online checked Idon’tthink the NFL commissioner Roger later,NASCAR later issued have run all day on one set rankings at the end of the year Goodell about if and when an apology. of tires if we wanted to, the www.daltondailycitizen.com had anything to do with the he will be reinstated. So Goodyear went back wear is that good.” rankings at the beginning.” —Associated Press THE DAILY CITIZEN Saturday,July 25, 2009 3B LOCAL GOLF SCOREBOARD MMA show canceled LOS ANGELES (AP) set to fight Barnett in the (E.Jackson 7-5), 4:10 p.m. — Affliction canceled its main event of “Affliction: Coker-Godfrey Cleveland (Sowers 2-7) at Seattle (Bedard 5-2), TELEVISION 4:10 p.m. mixed martial arts show Trilogy” at the Honda Minnesota (Blackburn8-4) at L.A. Angels,4:10 scheduledfor Aug. 1in Center,but Barnett was p.m. On Today Baltimore (Guthrie 7-8) at Boston (Lester 8-7), 7:10 Anaheim on Friday after denied alicense by the lead at DGCC AUTO RACING p.m. failing to find asuitable California State Athletic 8a.m. Texas (Holland 3-5) at Kansas City (Hochevar5-3), replacement for heavy- Commission on Wednesday SPEED — Formula One,qualifying forHungarian 7:10 p.m. Grand Prix, at Budapest, Hungary weight Josh Barnett, who after the commission learn- FROM STAFF REPORTS Hunt-Brian Hunt are fourth 10 a.m. failed asteroids test. ed Barnett had tested posi- at 61. ESPN2 — NASCAR, Sprint Cup,pole qualifying for GOLF The team of James Coker Allstate 400, at Indianapolis Fedor Emelianenkowas tive for anabolic steroids. and MikeGodfreyshot a In the Second Flight, 12:30 p.m. Todd Nelson-Tom Cook ESPN2 — NASCAR, Nationwide Series,final prac- first-round 56 in the tice forKroger 200, at Indianapolis (same-day Evian Masters Championship Flight on lead with an opening 55, tape) Friday Friday in the two-day Gregg Hayes-Steve Watson 2p.m. At Evian MastersGolf Club SPEED — NASCAR,SprintCup,practice for Evian-les-Bains,France Member-Guest golf tourna- (58) are in second and Gary Allstate 400, at Indianapolis Purse: $3.25 million ment at Dalton Golf and Middleton-KennyReed are 3:30 p.m. Yardage: 6,373; Par: 72 ESPN2 — NASCAR, Sprint Cup,“HappyHour Ai Miyazato 69-66 — 135 -9 Country Club. tied for third with a59. Series,” final practice forAllstate 400, at Becky Brewerton 67-68 — 135 -9 The final round begins Clyde Willocks-Chad Indianapolis Na Ye on Choi 67-68 — 135 -9 DeFoor and Carl Puryear- 5p.m. In-Kyung Kim 67-69 — 136 -8 today at 10 a.m. ESPN2 — NASCAR, Nationwide Series,pole qual- Yuko Mitsuka 71-66 — 137 -7 Bud Herndon-Chris Richard Sain are tied for ifying forKroger 200, at Indianapolis Song-Hee Kim 71-66 — 137 -7 fourth at 60. 6p.m. Sophie Gustafson 71-66 — 137 -7 Herndon and Jason VERSUS — IRL, pole qualifying forEdmonton Paula Creamer 70-67 — 137 -7 Raughton-Beau Bray (58) In the Third Flight, there Indy,atEdmonton, Alberta Karine Icher 68-69 — 137 -7 is athree-way tie for first at 6:30 p.m. Stacy Lewis 71-67 — 138 -6 are tied for second and ESPN2 — NHRA, qualifying forFramAutolite Cristie Kerr 70-68 — 138 -6 Howell Kerr-Joe Markham 60, which includes Chris Nationals,atSonoma, Calif.(same-daytape) Meena Lee 69-69 — 138 -6 Gentry-Tate Smith, Jim 8p.m. Karrie Webb 69-69 — 138 -6 (61) are in third. The teams ESPN — NASCAR, Nationwide Series,Kroger Se Ri Pak72-67 — 139 -5 of LannyBailey-Tom Lord-Vern Phillips and 200, at Indianapolis Helen Alfredsson 70-69 — 139 -5 TomBerry-Charles Arnold. CYCLING Wendy Ward 68-71 — 139 -5 Miller,Dwight Hefner- 7a.m. Kristy McPherson 72-68 — 140 -4 DannyFreeman and Greg Buddy Barrett-Wallace VERSUS — Tour de France,stage 20, Montelimar Anna Nordqvist 70-70 — 140 -4 Kale (62) are in second and to Mont Ventoux, France Morgan Pressel 70-70 — 140 -4 Kirk and Ben Veazy shot 65 Noon Maria Hjorth 70-70 — 140 -4 and are tied for fourth. George King-David Gibson VERSUS — Tour de France,stage 20, Montelimar Karen Stupples 68-72 — 140 -4 (63) are in third. to Mont Ventoux, France (same-daytape) In the First Flight, Dan 8p.m. Peeples-Erik Kyer (58) Bruce Jennings-Bob VERSUS — Tour de France,stage 20, Montelimar Senior British Open Fallis wonthe putting con- to Mont Ventoux, France (same-daytape) Friday lead, Matt Donahue-Neil EXTREME SPORTS At Sunningdale Golf Club (Old Course) Avent (59) are in second, test with ascore of 39 and 4p.m. Sunningdale,England David Finley-Rhett the Herndons wonthe skins NBC — DewTour,Skate Open, at Boston Purse: $2 million GOLF Yardage: 6,616; Par: 70 Hartzog (60) are third and on hole Nos. 7and 16, 9a.m. Partial Second Round three teams — William while Sean Vaughn- TGC — European PGA Tour,SAS Masters,third 18 golfersfailed to finish round, at Malmo,Sweden a-amateur Edwards-Daniel Long, Dan BrandonWaters wonon 1p.m. Fred Funk, United States 64-65 — 129 -11 Rogers-lee Smith and Jim hole No. 10. TGC — LPGA, Evian Masters,third round, at Sam Torrance,Scotland 67-65 — 132 -8 Evian-les-Bains,France (same-daytape) L. Roberts,United States 66-68 — 134 -6 2p.m. TomKite,United States 67-68 — 135 -5 ABC — The Senior British Open Championship, Mi. Allen, United States 70-65 — 135 -5 third round, at Berkshire,England (same-daytape) Greg Norman, Australia 67-69 — 136 -4 3p.m. TomWatson, United States 67-69 — 136 -4 CYCLING: TOUR DE FRANCE CBS — PGA Tour,Canadian Open, third round, at MarkMcNulty,Ireland 69-67 — 136 -4 Oakville,Ontario Denis Watson, Zimbabwe68-68 — 136 -4 4p.m. Don Pooley, United States 70-66 — 136 -4 TGC — USGA, U.S. Junior Amateur Gordon J. Brand, England 68-68 — 136 -4 Championship,final match, at Bedminster,N.J. JayHaas,United States 66-71 — 137 -3 Contador stays (same-daytape) S. Simpson, United States 68-69 — 137 -3 6:30 p.m. Ian Woosnam, Wales 68-69 — 137 -3 TGC — Nationwide Tour,Cox Classic,third round, Sandy Lyle,Scotland 68-70 — 138 -2 at Omaha, Neb.(same-daytape) Jeff Sluman, United States 69-70 — 139 -1 HORSE RACING B. Vaughan, United States 70-69 — 139 -1 ahead of pack 8p.m. MarkJames,England 70-69 — 139 -1 ESPN2 — NTRA, Eddie Read Stakes,atDel Mar, Gordon Brand Jr., Scotland 68-71 — 139 -1 Calif. LarryMize, United States 69-70 — 139 -1 MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL Tony Johnstone,Zimbabwe68-71 — 139 -1 BY JAMEY KEATEN 4p.m. Bernhard Langer,Germany72-67 — 139 -1 Associated Press Writer FOX — Regional coverage,St. Louis at M. O’Meara, United States 69-70 — 139 -1 Philadelphia, Minnesota at L.A. Angels,orChicago Mo.Hatalsky,United States 72-67 — 139 -1 AUBENAS, France — White SoxatDetroit Denis O’Sullivan, Ireland 68-71 — 139 -1 Alberto Contador stayed in 7:05 p.m. R. Cochran, United States 69-70 — 139 -1 SPORTSOUTH (Optilink 41, Charter 72) — Atlanta MarkWiebe,United States 71-68 — 139 -1 command at the Tour de at Milwaukee GaryKoch, United States 70-70 — 140 E France with twodays of MOTORSPORTS a-P.Simson, United States 71-69 — 140 E 9p.m. NickFaldo,England 70-70 — 140 E racing left while teammate SPEED — AMA Pro Motocross 450, at Washougal, Des Smyth, Ireland 66-70 — 140 E Lance Armstrong remained Wash. P. Blackmar,United States 68-72 — 140 E SOCCER Philippe Dugeny, France 71-69 — 140 E in third place as adaunting 3p.m. Bertus Smit, South Africa 69-71 — 140 E mountain climb awaits. ESPN — MLS,Chicago at Seattle Mark Cavendish of 9p.m. Canadian Open ESPN2 — MLS,Los Angeles at Kansas City Britain capturedFriday’s TENNIS Friday 19th stage in asprint finish. 1:30 p.m. At Glen AbbeyGolf Club ESPN2 — ATP, Indianapolis Championships,semi- Oakville,Ontario He became the first racer to finals Purse: $5.1 million win five stages in asingle WNBABASKETBALL Yardage: 7,253; Par72(35-37) 3:30 p.m. Completed First Round Tour since Armstrong in ABC — All-Star Game,East vs.West, at (a-amateur) Uncasville,Conn. Note:Playwas suspended in the second round, 2004. with no golfer completing the round. “This is ahigh point in Kevin Na 28-35 — 63 -9 my career,” Cavendish told Camilo Villegas 32-31 — 63 -9 AP PHOTO PRO BASEBALL Scott Verplank 29-36 — 65 -7 French TV. Mark Cavendish waves Retief Goosen 33-32 — 65 -7 Cavendish edged Thor Joe Durant 32-33 — 65 -7 after winning his fifth NL Glance Peter Tomasulo 34-31 — 65 -7 Hushovd of Norway and stage of the Tour de Martin Laird 31-34 — 65 -7 Gerald Ciolek of Germany East Division JerryKelly 33-32 — 65 -7 France.Heisthe first WLPct GB Derek Fathauer 32-34 — 66 -6 on the relatively flat, 111- Philadelphia 54 40 .574 — JimmyWalker 33-33 — 66 -6 rider to win five stages Atlanta 50 47 .515 51/2 mile ride from Bourgoin- KenDuke31-35 — 66 -6 since Lance Armstrong Florida 49 47 .510 6 Parker McLachlin 32-34 — 66 -6 Jallieu to Aubenas. Hushovd NewYork4451.463 10 1/2 Brendon de Jonge 31-36 — 67 -5 most likely will win the did it in the 2004 event. Washington 28 68 .292 27 David Peoples 34-33 — 67 -5 Central Division Scott Sterling 34-33 — 67 -5 green jerseyawarded to the riding among the 12-man WLPct GB Tim Herron 36-31 — 67 -5 Tour’sbest sprinter.Theyall St. Louis 53 46 .535 — PatPerez 32-35 — 67 -5 sprinters’ group could come Chicago 49 45 .521 11/2 Steve Lowery 31-36 — 67 -5 finished in 3hours, 50 min- in handy because he is Houston 50 46 .521 11/2 Bob Estes 32-35 — 67 -5 utes, 35 seconds. Milwaukee 48 48 .500 31/2 Dean Wilson 31-37 — 68 -4 closely trailed in the overall Cincinnati 44 51 .463 7 Harrison Frazar 33-35 — 68 -4 Armstrong, the seven- Pittsburgh 42 53 .442 9 standings for third. PatrickSheehan 34-34 — 68 -4 time champion, had the West Division Chris Riley31-37 — 68 -4 “Tomorrowisthe big WLPct GB same time. He trimmed Kevin Sutherland 33-35 — 68 -4 day,but that’swhat made Los Angeles 61 34 .642 — Steve Elkington 33-35 — 68 -4 four seconds offhis deficit Colorado 52 43 .547 9 Frank Lickliter II 31-37 — 68 -4 the ride today hard because San Francisco 51 44 .537 10 Jason Dufner 33-35 — 68 -4 to Contador and second- Arizona 41 55 .427 20 1/2 Leif Olson 33-35 — 68 -4 already we’re abit into the San Diego 38 59 .392 24 place Andy Schleck of stage (mentally),”Schleck Kent Jones 32-36 — 68 -4 Luxembourg. D.A. Points 33-35 — 68 -4 said. “Tomorrowit’sthe ——— CoreyPavin 33-35 — 68 -4 Contador leads Schleck Thursday’sGames Scott McCarron 33-35 — 68 -4 legs that will do the talking.” San Francisco 5, Atlanta 1 overall by 4:11 and Arm- Stephen Ames 33-35 — 68 -4 Schleck said that in Philadelphia 9, San Diego 4 MarkWilson 35-33 — 68 -4 strong by 5:21 entering the St. Louis 4, Washington 1, 7innings Lee Janzen 36-32 — 68 -4 comparison to Mont Arizona 11, Pittsburgh 4 last big stage — today’s Nathan Green 33-35 — 68 -4 Ventoux, L’Alpe d’Huez — Friday’sGames 104-mile ride from Monte- Chicago Cubs 8, Cincinnati 5 another of France’smost limar to apunishing finish San Diego 6, Washington 2 punishing climbs — is “a St. Louis 8, Philadelphia 1 TRANSACTIONS up the famed Mont Ventoux. Houston 5, N.Y.Mets 4 “It’sreally hard. I’dvery piece of cake.” Atlanta 9, Milwaukee 4 BradleyWiggins of San Francisco at Colorado,late Friday’sMoves muchlikethere not to be a Pittsburgh at Arizona, late climb,”Contador said, Britain, athree-time Florida at L.A. Dodgers,late BASEBALL Olympic pursuit champion Today’sGames Major League Baseball referring to the widely Cincinnati (Cueto 8-6) at Chicago Cubs (K.Hart1- MLB—Announced SS Alvaro Aristy (San Diego), dreaded mountain. who has fared well in the 1), 1:05 p.m. LHP Jose Batista (Arizona), LHP Francis Moreta mountains this year,is St. Louis (Lohse 4-6) at Philadelphia (R.Lopez 2- (N.Y.Yankees), RHP Felix Ramirez (Houston), “There’salot of head- 0), 4:10 p.m. RHP Ramon Reyes(Chicago Cubs) and RHP wind.” fourth — 15 secondsslow- Atlanta (Hanson 5-0) at Milwaukee (Gallardo 8-7), Derlin Soriano (N.Y.Mets) of the Dominican er than the Texan. 7:05 p.m. Summer League have received 50-game suspen- The race ends Sunday in N.Y.Mets at Houston (R.Ortiz 3-4), 7:05 p.m. sions after each tested positivefor aperformance- Paris, with what is usually a Germany’sAndreas San Diego (Stauffer 0-1) at Washington (J.Martin enhancing substance. Kloeden is fifth, 17 seconds 0-1), 7:05 p.m. American League ceremonialride on the Pittsburgh (Ohlendorf 8-7) at Arizona (D.Davis 4- BOSTON RED SOX—Added 1B Adam LaRoche to Champs-Elysees for the behind his Astana team- 10), 8:10 p.m. the roster.Designated 1B-OF MarkKotsayfor mate Armstrong. San Francisco (J.Sanchez 3-8) at Colorado (De La assignment. rider in the yellowjersey. Rosa 7-7), 8:10 p.m. DETROIT TIGERS—Activated SS Carlos Guillen While his lock on the Perhapsthe top threatto Florida (VandenHurk1-0) at L.A. Dodgers (Kuroda from the 15-dayDL. Designated OF Josh Armstrong’spodium hopes 3-5), 10:10 p.m. Anderson forassignment. Recalled RHP Eddie yellowjerseyisn’tunder Bonine from Toledo (IL). Optioned RHP Freddy threat, Contador said his is Schleck’solder brother, AL Glance Dolsi to Toledo. first job today will be to Frank. East Division OAKLAND ATHELTICS—Traded OF Matt Holliday He is astrong climber WLPct GB and cash to St. Louis for3BBrett Wallace,OF defend it. He also wants to NewYork5937.615 — Shane Peterson and RHP Clayton Mortensen. help Armstrong get aspot who is sixthoverall — 5:59 Boston 56 39 .589 21/2 National League behind Contador and 38 Tampa Bay5344.546 61/2 CINCINNATI REDS—Activated SS AlexGonzalez on the podium. Toronto 47 50 .485 12 1/2 from the 15-dayDL. Optioned INF DrewSutton to The extra four seconds seconds slower than Baltimore 41 54 .432 17 1/2 Louisville (IL). that Armstrong collected by Armstrong. Central Division COLORADO ROCKIES—Added RHP Rafael WLPct GB Betancourttothe roster.Purchased the contract of Detroit 51 44 .537 — RHP Jhoulys Chacin from Tulsa (Texas). Placed Chicago 50 47 .515 2 RHP Manuel Corpas on the 15-dayDL, retroactive Minnesota 48 48 .500 31/2 to July 21. Designated RHP Ryan Speier for Cleveland 38 58 .396 13 1/2 assignment. Kansas City 37 58 .389 14 BASKETBALL Swine flu hits Padilla West Division National Basketball Association WLPct GB MIAMIHEAT—Announcedtheywill not match Los Angeles 56 38 .596 — Cleveland’soffer sheet to FJamario Moon. KANSAS CITY,Mo. anyone when we told him this Texas 53 41 .564 3 PORTLAND TRAIL BLAZERS—Signed GAndre (AP) — Texas Rangers wasthe case,”Rangers assis- Seattle 51 44 .537 51/2 Miller. Oakland 40 55 .421 16 1/2 FOOTBALL pitcher Vicente Padilla test- tant general manager Thad National Football League ed positive for swine flu, Levine said. “From every- ——— BALTIMORE RAVENS—Agreed to terms with WR Thursday’sGames DrewBennett on aone-year contract. though his symptoms are thing we’ve been told, this is Cleveland 5, Toronto 4 JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS—Signed RB Rashad subsiding and he’sexpected certainly adifferent strain of Seattle 2, Detroit 1 Jennings. Chicago White Sox5,Tampa Bay0 PHILADELPHIA EAGLES—Named Sean to makehis next start. the normal flu and by nature N.Y.Yankees 6, Oakland 3 McDermott defensivecoordinator. Padilla wasscratched might be deemed more seri- L.A. Angels 6, Minnesota 5, 10 innings SEATTLE SEAHAWKS—Signed WR Deon Butler Friday’sGames to amultiyear contract. from his start Wednesday ous, butyou really wouldn’t Detroit 5, Chicago White Sox1,1st game HOCKEY against Boston due to flu- treat it anydifferently.” Detroit 4, Chicago White Sox3,2nd game National HockeyLeague N.Y.Yankees 8, Oakland 3 BOSTON BRUINS—Traded DAaron Ward to likesymptoms, and lab Several Rangers players Tampa Bay4,Toronto 2, 10 innings Carolina forFPatrickEaves and a2010 fourth- reports Friday indicated he have been hit with the flu Boston 3, Baltimore 1 round draft pick. Placed Eavesonwaivers with the had H1N1 influenza A. He this week, including Eddie Texas 2, Kansas City 0 purpose of buying him out. Minnesota at L.A. Angels,late PHILADELPHIA FLYERS—Signed DMarc-Andre is thought to be the first Guardado, Omar Vizquel Cleveland at Seattle,late Bourdon. athlete in U.S. major pro and David Murphy. Catcher Today’sGames PHOENIX COYOTES—Announced FDaniel Oakland (G.Gonzalez 1-2) at N.Y.Yankees (Pettitte Winnik wasawarded aone-year contract following sports to be diagnosed with Jarrod Saltalamacchia was 8-5), 1:05 p.m. of an arbitration hearing. swine flu. scratched from Friday Tampa Bay(Price 3-4) at Toronto (Tallet 5-6), 1:07 COLLEGE p.m. ARMED FORCES BOWL—Named Brant B. “He wasassurprised as night’sgame due to the flu. Chicago White Sox(G.Floyd 8-6) at Detroit Ringlerexecutivedirector. 4B Saturday, July 25, 2009 THE DAILY CITIZEN ■ MUTTS DEAR ABBY Grandparents’ subterfuge heals boy’shurt feelings

DEAR ABBY: We invited our 5- meant. Also, please advise parents year-old son’sentire class to his that when theyreceive an invitation birthday party.Unbeknownst to us, to achild’sparty — or anyparty, another child had one scheduled the for that matter — to RSVP! No same day.Because my son wasnew child should have to feel that kind to the school and hadn’tmade of hurt. — STILL GRATEFUL IN ■ WIZARD OF ID friendsyet,hewasn’tinvited. ROCK HILL, S.C. Imagine howhefelt when only one child showed up. Had even one par- DEAR STILL GRATEFUL: ent RSVP’dand said there was Your parents are loving, generous another party that day,wewould and resourceful. Your letter raises have rescheduled. Because good Jeanne twoimportant issues. Because your manners were disregarded, our Phillips boywas newtothe school wasno child washurt. reason for him to have been exclud- Imentioned it to my parents, and ed. Manyschools require that when to cheer our son up we decided to takehim the entire class is invited to aparty,ifthe to the beach. When we returned and opened party invitations are issued at school, that our front door,wefound assorted wrapped all students be included. presents with cards attached wishing our Also, there seems to be confusion about son ahappybirthday and saying, “We’re what “RSVP” means. Some people think it ■ CATHY sorry we couldn’tcome to your party.” means theyshould respond only if theyplan My folks did not tell us theywere going to attend the gathering. Not so! The rules of to do it. Theysaid theyhad “found” the etiquette dictate that if aprospective guest presents on the porch and brought them cannot attend, that he or she contact the inside while theywere house-sitting. Their issuer of the invitation and offer regrets. thoughtfulness and caring — not to mention their creativity — took away much of the Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van hurt. Iget tears in my eyes thinking about it. Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, and Our son is nowinhis early teens and has was founded by her mother,Pauline neverbeen told the story. Phillips. Write Dear Abby at Iwould liketothank my parents again www.DearAbby.com or P. O. Box 69440, Los and tell them howmuch their gesture Angeles, CA 90069. ■ HOCUS FOCUS ■ GARFIELD

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July 25th, rain or In Kroger Shopping Center Investment Property -Dalton will accept foreach. shine.3019 Highland Cr.TurnL 1349 W. Walnut Ave. 2duplex&1triplexapartments. #Considerthe time of day. Yo u onto Mill Creek from Old Dalton, Ga. $2825 monthly income.Only mayconsider being more Lafayette 3miles on R. Look for reason selling, retiring. negotiable near the end of the signs 706-226-7387 $350,000. Serious inquires only sale. 2strollers,port. playpen -all like please.All newroofs and fully #If youdon’t likesomeone’s new. Dresser drawers,lots of rented with contracts.No offer,ALWAYSmakeacounter stuff.Truck load of clothes -most 502 Free Pets Look forthe solutiontotoday’sSudoku Puzzle Realtors please.Call 706-271- offer and keep negotiating. likenew.Infants,mens,womens, Free to good homes only.4 6703 #If youcan’t agree on aprice, nurses unif., girls sz 6toteen 1. kittens.8weeks old. Back& on page 7B of the classifieds. taketheir name and number. Dirtcheap prices! Don’t miss White and darkCharcoal. 706- 254 Money to Lend Yo ucan call them after the sale this one! 217-9310 if the item doesn’t sell. ITEMS FOR SALE LowRates,Affordable Payments. Tunnel Hill 704 Land &Lots CASH LOANS COMPANY Free to good inside home only.8 """To place an ad in the Ya rd 2Family Ya rd Sale Saturday week old kittens.Dewormed and 706-278-7600 Sale Section of this newspaper: 8am-2pm. 1287 Mt. Vernon 606 Furniture Subject to our liberal credit policies vaccinated. Manycolors to Call Laura 706-272-7707 Road. Furniture- odds/ends & choose from. 706-313-0310 Solid wood breakfast table with 4 EMPLOYMENT or misc items. chairs.$100. (706)847-0667 Jennfier 706-272-7703 3Family Ya rd Sale 100 Cherry Free kittens to agood home.3 St. bicycle,young girls clothes male,3female,variety of colors. Tall Curio Cabinet $100.. YARD SALE LOSS Call 706-529-2670 310 General including Abercrombie,and lots Maple China Cabinet $100. *Street Lights *Garbage Svs 1101 Manly St. on 7/11 Singer sewing machine $100.. American Mats is looking fora of good stuff!! *In City of Chatsworth Diamond ring wasleft in blue & Free to agood home w/ fenced Call (706)270-8593 product development and *Sewer *Underground Utilities gold plastic bag by accident. I Rain or Shine.Thurs Fri&Sat yard. Rescued handsome black marketing person fordoor mats (including telephone &cable) had taken items from bag & 7am-5pm Girl’sclothes 4- 14, Lab mix, male.1yr.old neutered Misc. Items and rugs.The successful GREYSTONE SUBDIVISION forgot ring wasinside.Alady numerous items.1314 North &has shots.Great w/ kids & 611 For Sale candidate should have KERRYORSUE HIX who purchased apair of taupe Michael Dr.off Houston Valley other animals.706-694-3728 or experience in this field. Salary 2Tickets to Tennessee VS.Ohio! 706-695-6431, 706-217-5550 shoes,&3pair for Rd. 706-260-1897 will commensurate with your Saturday, September 26, 2009. or 706- granddaughter.May have no experience.Call MikeBrown at PETS/LIVESTOCK Time: TBA Neyland Stadium 270-2433 idea the ring is inside or may Free to good inside home only, 706-876-0058 or send resumes Section: JJ Row: 23 Seat: 32 & have not taken shoes from bag. lrg black&white cat. Spayed, to 706-217-6917. Or email 33 $60. ea. 706-581-1471 703-618-6702 vaccinated, microchip.Needs resumes to: 501 Pets for Sale home w/no other animals. Beautiful Land ForSale. EXOTIC BIRD FAIR [email protected] Ya rd Sale Fri. &Sat. 8am. DVD, (706)313-0310 Disney/Beach area. 7day,6 Beaverdale Community. Forest Park GA household items,rugs,beds, night stay. With 2Disneytickets. One 5+ acre tract left. Owner Atlanta State Farmers Market Wood Sample Supervisor cothes and lots more.275 Free to good inside home only. Paid $750. Sell for$249. Good financing available.For I-75 ,exit 237. Aug. 1st &2nd needed. Experience and Williams Rd. off Cleveland Hwy. Large black, neutered and for1year.706-241-4144 information call Kevin 706-217- references required. Send Admission $5 vaccinated male cat. Very loving. 8335 423-240-8423 responses to: (706)313-0310 Estate sale.Washer and dryer, www.birdfairs.net [email protected] Yard Sale Pick- Up Providence couch loveseat, desk w/ leather Free to good inside home only. ministries needs your left over chair,dining room set, bedroom Trucking Blackand gold, female cat. items to supportthe Providence set, TV w/ Bose surround sound 320 Opportunities Spayedand vaccinated. Very rescue Mission and their Boys amplifier.NordicTractreadmill. loving. 706-313-0310 **Truck Driver Training** home.Drop Off or call before Epic M4 specialized mountain sale forpickup. Dalton 711 S. LowCost Opportunity.Get your Free to good inside home only. bike, telescope,100s of books, Hamilton St 275-0268, Calhoun professional career started Persian mix cat. Spayed& CDs &DVDs,men clothes, 289 Hwy.53East 629-1613 today. 706-624-9461. vaccinated. (706)313-0310 Serious inquires only.Please call Ft. Oglethorpe 291 Battlefield Brian 706-271-5997 Pkwy.858-7974 BEAUTIFUL LOTS AVAILABLE YARD SALES Free to good inside home only. $16,900 -$19,900 Hot tub/Spa. 6person. 61 jets. Large grayand white,spayed Chatsworth-Hwy 76 to Duvall Rd. 1303 Desota Dr.inBrookwood. White pearl. Neverused. With Ya rd Sale Sat. July 25th, 7am- and vaccinated female cat. end of Duvall Rd. Subd is on the Rain or Shine.7AM-Noon. 2pm. 858 Sam Love Rd, Rocky (706)313-0310 Warranty.$2,650. Call (423)991- left. Family emptying storage space: Face.Household items,Mary 1840. GREYSTONE clothes,tools,householditems, Kay, clothes forall, babystroller, Free to good inside home.Black SUBDIVISION collectibles,Avon, etc. high chair,sofa/ottoman, kitchen and white,female,Lab.5months KERRYORSUE table,more. old. Very friendly.Loves people. 704 Land &Lots HIX 5Family Ya rd Sale.Friday& (706)259-1905 Land forsale,5-10 acre tracts in Saturday, 8am-? 2058 Mullberry 706-695-6431, 706-217-5550 Ya rd Sale.128 Sherwood Drive Westside area. Call 706-217- Lane off of Hwy 201, Tunnel Hill. Full bloodied male Boxerfree to or 706-270-2433 SE. Sat. 7/25/09, 9am-5pm Baby 8335. agood home.Great w/ kids. clothes,children/adult jewelry, Indoor/Outdoor Estate Sale on Needs plenty of room to room. glassware,TV, manyitems. McGhee St. close to Walnut Sq. 706-275-0023 ask forBrittany Mall. Saturday7:00 -? For 706-264-5871. info706-463-7505 Rain/Shine Dalton The Daily Photo Join us foraRummage Sale at our Community Center and help Annual Ya rd Sale.We’re back! Administrative Assistant agreat cause.There will be a Great selection. TVs,furniture, great variety of clothes,toysand dishes,great clothes, needed for well established Dalton company. more! We’ll also have comforters,home stuff &more. Qualified applicant must have excellent written Submittedby inflatables forthe kids to enjoy 3749 AirportRd. Fri. &Sat. 9am- and oral communication skills, knowledge of and great food! Proceeds from 4pm. EmilyRollins the event benefit the American Microsoft Word, the ability to create Excel of Cancer Society’sRelayfor Life. Saturday8am-4pm. 411 Esther We look forward to seeing you. Spreadsheets and an understanding of AS400 Chatsworth,GA Drive, Refrigerator,furniture,air Don’t miss the fabulous Computer System. Applicant must be able to compressor,tools.children’s bargains and fun on Friday, July stuff,lots more. work with little supervision, meet scheduled 24 To submityour from 9AMuntil 5PMand on goals and prioritize work duties. photo,email photo, Saturday, July 25 from 7AM Ya rd &BabySale Sat. &Sun. Previous Carpet Customer Service experience nameand cityto: until 2PM. Formore located at: 527 N. Glenwood lauramartin@ information, please call us. next to NewDollar General. is also preferred. daltoncitizen.com APPALACHIAN COMMUNITY 7:30a-4p.Items will include: BANK Babywalkers,strollers,play Send resumes to Blind Box U-10 ChatsworthOffice yards,babyswings,babybeds, c/o The Daily Citizen 1006 Highway 76 more.NEW womens,childrens & 706-517-3911 mens clothes,New furniture. PO Box 1167 •Dalton GA 30722 Fax Your Ad! 272-7743 6B Saturday, July 25, 2009 THE DAILY CITIZEN

704 Land &Lots 704 Land &Lots 706 Condos For Sale 751 Apartments 751 Apartments 752 Homes For Rent onto North Oak Dr., right onto N. 2bdrm, 1ba remodeled Apt. SMITH RENTALS $Simple Management Summit Dr.706-278-3413 or C/H/A, washer/dryerhook up. Apartment Rentals Services LLC 706-463-3392 : Westside area. $450/mo., or 706-508-4370 www.northsummitcondos.com weekly rate avail.706-271-8202 706-278-4209 Over 40 Homes With Pictures to Choose From On Our Website OPEN HOUSE 2bedroom 1bath. Patio,ceiling www.smithrentals.com At: www.picksimple.com SAT. &SUN. fan, c/h/a, W/D hook-up,water furnished. $375 month, $150 2PM-5PM 1, 2, and 3BR RENT TO OWN deposit.No pets.706-695-3288. Chatsworth’sNewest and Commercial Apartments Locally ***EFUSJON meeting every Nicest Subdivision! OVERSIZED LOTS 726 Buildings 3bdrm2baapt. 1/4 mile rom Tuesday@7:30 at Corner Lot #46 &47 Hospital Hardwood, jacuzzi tub, Vacation Rentals -Great Rates Stone Bar and Grill**** BANK FINANCING WITH ONLY$19,900 walk-in closet. $700 mon $250 **DALTON–404 Cedar St.t. APPROVED CREDIT GREYSTONE SUBDIVISION dep No Pets! 706-313-9636 Pigeon Forge,Tennessee 2BR/1BA $625 aMth and KERRY ASWEET DEAL FOR YOU!! Daytona Beach, Flordia $1000 Down Well maintained. **COHUTTA–3/2 285 Wheeler Investors&Builders OR SUE *19,000 sq.ft. -2105 E. Walnut STAY LODGE Convenient location! Dam Road $583 aMth &$1000 multiple lot discount! HIX Ave. Retail space,Nextto Effic. Apt. with kitchen. Furnw/all Down HAS ALAKE!!!!! 706-695- Hobby Lobby, across from Mall. Call PARK CANYON APTS utilities.Laundryfac., basic **DALTON–Bear Creek GREYSTONE 6431, 706-217-5550 *97,000 sq. ft., 454 Hwy 225 706-226-6054 cable.Private phones furn. 3BR/1.5BA $800 aMth and SUBDIVISION or 706-270-2433 (Bretlin) Email: [email protected] Starting at $129.99/wk plus tax $1000 Down In City of *Retail space -Dalton Place Suite Deals 1BR $175.00 per **DALTON–3/2 Doublewide Chatsworth Shop.Ctr. 2518 Cleveland Hwy. week. Call 706-278-0700 KERRYORSUE HIX 1200, 1400, 44,000 SF avail. AMAZING SPECIAL THIS 610 Crystal ViewCourt$775 a 705 Homes For Sale 706-695-6431 706-217-5550 706-279-1380 Wkdys 9-5:30 WEEK! Mth &$1000 Down UNDERWOOD LODGE **DALTON–3/2 Doublewide 706-270-2433 $2,000Dn. Starting at $700/mo. 437 Frontier Trail$710 aMth & OWNER FINANCING. Several Commercial Super DeluxeTownhome Furnished Efficiency with $1000 Down 3Bd/2 Ba. homes in Whitfield & 727 Propeties 2Bedroom, 11/2 bath kitchenette.All Utilities & FOR RENT Murray Remodeled, very nice. 815 E. Walnut Ave. Fmrly huge closets,pool Cable!! LaundryFacility **DALTON5TH AVE Owner/Broker706-529-0650 AAMCO Trans.Best Traffic Available. w/ cabana. APARTMENS location. Equip &complete BEST DEAL IN DALTON Move In Specials $70-$90 office.706-279-1380 wkdys 9- forfirst week! 1BR/1BA$375 aMth. & BEST LOCATION $8,000 TAXREFUND!! 5:30 $375 Deposit No Credit Check. Owner TRUE LUXURY 2BR/1BA $425 aMth. & CORNER LOTS ONLY 706-226-4651 Financing. Rent to Own or $425 Deposit $19,900!! Commercial building forsale. Lease Purchase. (706)280-7367 706-279-1801 3BR/1BA $600 aMth. &$600 See lot numbers: 30, 31, 96, 138 STOP RENTING TODAYMOVE 752 Homes For Rent deposit. GREYSTONE SUBDIVISION IN TOMORROW!!!! Office on Thornton Ave. and **DALTON212 WEzzard Ave In City of Chatsworth 3BR1BA1309 Coogler $160 Don Babb706-463-2333or Retail bldg on Glenwood Ave. Chatswortharea -Townhouse. 2BR/1 BA $395 aMtn. KERRYORSUE wk, $320 dep.706-279-1380 [email protected] or forrent. 6000 &4800 sq. ft. Call 2BR 1.5 BA, c/h/a/ $550/mo. **DALTON1010 Foster St. HIX wkdys 9-5:30 MarkBurnett 706-529-5901 706-278-9687 water included. Also,Apt. $450 3BR/1BA $130 aWk&$300 706-695-6431 DALTON. mn. 706-264-0066, or 517-2589 deposit. 706-217-5550 Commercial 4906 Muse Rd.2BR 1BAfixer 728 Rental **DALTON706 WDug Gap 3/1 706-270-2433 City west near CreativeArts upper,2acres.$74,000, $1,000 Guild. 2bd 2ba, CHA, WD conn. $550 aMth &$225 Deposit dn. as lowas$650 month. Lease,references req’d$550 Summer Special 2week FREE **DALTON133 Timbervale 3/2 315 Foster 2BR1BAfenced mon $300 dep.706-463-3171 w/ 1yr. lease -Sweetwater Rd. $675 aMth and $600 Deposit. yard, $79,900, $1,000 dn as 3BR2BA, $145wk, $290dep. Tired of Being aLandlord? Our lowas$550 month DIVE INTOSUMMER So.end of Murray Co off Hwy Property Management CHATSWORTH *302 S. Thornton 5,500 SF, 225 S1/2 +acre lots,beautiful CompanyManages Over 130 includes utilities, between SAVINGS! 3887 Maple Grove Rd.Brick countrysetting. Severalto Units in Northwest Georgia. Let Newspaper office &Bank of Am. Large 1, 2, and 3bedrooms. home,3BR2BA$115,000 choose from. Sweetwater Rd., Us Help Yo uToday! Call NOW!! $5,000 dn, as lowas$850 mon *1515 Abutment Rd. 10,000 sq. Call Today ChatsworthHwy.225 Fm Chats Creek Lots foronly 2bedroom 1bath, kitchen with WESTSIDE ft. includes utilities.Manysizes Chalet Valley Hwy.TakeHwy 225 S13mi. Fm $19,900 appliances.Nice lot #11. Birch or suites.1.3 mi. S. of Walnut Calhoun, takeHwy 225 N, 6mi These lots border Mill Creek 3038 Hurricane Rd. 2BR1BA. Apartment Homes 706- *Camelot Bldg,Near I-75. 1514 past Elks Golf Course,1miN.of off of 41 South. $400 month. Call Lot #40,41,42,43,44, $69,900, $1,000 dn, $615 mon 226-6424 W. Walnut Ave. Between Long 706-278-9687 49,50,51,52,53,54,55,56,99 TUNNEL HILL 4-way at Nickelsville. 706-279- GREYSTONE SUBDIVISION 2898 Dogwood 2BR1BA, John Silvers &Burger King. 1380 wkdys 9-5:30 2br, 1bahome.6years old. 106 5,500 S/F. LuxuryApt. 2BR2BA In City of $69,900, $1000 dn. $595 mon. 3346 Hurricane Rd.5BR 2BA LowerMill Creek Road. Chatsworth COHUTTA 706-279-1380 wkdys 9-5:30. 1716 Dug Gap in city $575/mo., $375/dep.Call 706- & 843 Carbondale Rd. house only,not lake. $750 mon + KERRYOR 373 WolfeSt. 4BR2BA, 31,000 sq ft. Masonrybuilding, 4 dep.315 Foster Rd. 2BR1BA 226-2508 $85,000, w/ $1,000 dn. as low 706-277-2595. SUE HIX loading docks &offices.1block $450 mon. 212 Ezzard 2BR1 Frontier Trail 3bedrooms,11/2 as $650 month. 706-695-6431 706-217-5550 off 4lane Abutment Rd. on Motel Rooms ForRent: S. Dixie BA $395 mon. 706 W. Dug Gap baths,carport, good condition. 706-270-2433 Callahan Rd. 706-226-6245 Hwy.41. Standard -$95/wk. Lg.- Mtn. Rd.3br 1ba$550 mon + $550/month. Deposit & $125/$135wk. Dep.= 2wks. dep.706-463-2332 or 706-397- references required. 706-275- Crown Mill Village Lofts rent. Furnished +TV, basic 2087 8601 Office Space Available cable,private phone.706-279- 730 sq. ft. 1380 wkdys 9-5:30 3bedroom Duplexoff Cleveland NGEMC area, *3 bdrm. $575 $700 all utilities included Hwy,Williams Rd., 502 Palin month. $350 dep.Cable &water Call today! 706.218.7404 MOVE RIGHT IN,1&2BD ViewDr. $500/mo,$250/dep. furnished. *1 bd $140 wk. utilities efficiency apts,furnished, all Appliances,&washer/ dryer furnished. 706-694-8010 Office space forlease. util’s, w/d furnished, TV,In 1216 Percheron Drivein hookup.706-581-2062 Secluded Townhouse 2bd, 1.5 Available Now! 1400 sq. ft. suite Chats., &Dalton, near hospital. LOTS AVAILABLE Mountain Oak Estates.3 bath. Off Hwy 2between Dalton and 2,500 sf.suite.800 College 706-313-1733 or 313-5411 GREYSTONE SUBDIVISION bedroom, 2bath. Formal living &Ringgold. No pets.$400/mo., room, eat-in kitchen. Northwest Dr.706-226-6245 8:30a-5:00p From Hwy 411 N, turnleft at STAYLODGE -WILLOWDALE 4BR2.5 BA, living room $250/dep.706-581-2062. red light at school district. Office: 2700 S.F. Excellent MOVE IN SPECIAL w/fireplace,double garage, Cowboys store, $159,000. Westside area. Nice 2Bdrm1 condition. 1143 E. Walnut Ave. 1st Week $100.00 corner lot eat in kitchen. Rent subd. on rt. Bath house,Kit Appliances, Call: 706-581-1037 $950, $500 dep.Grassdale Rd. KERRYORSUE 706-278-0700 $500/mo,$300 Dep.1-yr lease, Restaurants forrent: *410 S. Call 770-434-4177. HIX Call: 706-529- Call Dovie at 706-278-1163. Hamilton (fmrly Bailey’sDiner) 706-695-6431, 706-217-5550 0410 Incl. equipment $3,495 mo.*801 706-270-2433 4BR3BAhome in Brookwood, E. Walnut Ave. Barrett remodeled. Payoff $178,000 Marketplace $2995/Mo.$2000 dp. (fmrly El Taco) fully furnished. Multi-Property Call and makeoffer! 706-313- 6028 706-279-1380wkdys 9-5:30 Retail and Office Space forLease. Walnut Ave. +other locations Auction 706-278-1566 RENTAL HOUSING Saturday,August1st, 2009 LOTS ONLY$16,900 CORNER &CREEK LOTS Dalton, Whitfield County, GA $19,900 751 Apartments Investors&builders 1STORY completely furn. effic. multiple lot discounts. 6.5 ACRES!! 3Bedroom, Cable TV,phone,microwave, OpenHouse Sunday 2-4 p.m. 2Bath, kitchen, living room. kitc. supplies,linens,utilities GREYSTONE SUBDIVISION 178 Red Oak furniture North Tibbs Road. Auction 10:00 a.m., Aug. 1 In City of Way. Chatsworth. $149/weekly,278-7189. Chatsworth $55,000 716 Mt. Sinai Road KERRYORSUE 1STORY,1bedroom, lowutility HIX Call 706-602- bills.Water furnished, washer/ 3Bedroom, 3BathHome 706-695-6431 706-217-5550 9304 or 706-618-9896 dryerconnection, utility room, 706-270-2433 attic storage.N.Tibbs Rd. Spectacular ViewsFrom HUD ACQUIRED (706)278-7189 PROPERTIES 1, 2, &3BdApt’s-Starting at AllAngles! www.LisaBurgee.com $125/week. Power,water, Response Realty cable furnished. 706-537-0083 For details. 706-463-0672, Open House Sunday 2-4 p.m. Lease purchase.3br,1ba. 4047 706-463-0671 &Español Nottingham Dr.Dalton, Ga. 706-463-0945 Auction 12:00 p.m., Aug. 1 Fenced Ya rd, central heating/air, 1130/1132 Burleyson $485mon 703 West Walnut Avenue screened in porch. $75,000. $240dep.2BR 1BA. *707-2 $2000/down, $550/ month. Call Lance 2BR 1.5BA $525/mo., 4Bedroom, 3BathHome MOUNTAIN VIEWS!! 423-580-3469leave msg. Mill Creek border lots & $260 dep.Newly remodeled, 2 Corner lots still weeks free w/1 yr.lease.706- Double Brick Home available! Townhouse 2br, 1.5 ba. Wood & 279-1380 wkdy 9-5:30 tile floors.Mineral Springs, Completely Remodeled ONLY$19,900 1ST MO FREE! 2Br11/2 Ba Rosewood #2. Must sell fast GREYSTONE apt. Near Mall. Spacious,no $79,900. Call: 706-280-4677 SUBDIVISION pets.$485.mo $400 dep.Lease Open House Sunday 2-4 p.m. KERRYORSUE HIX &ref.req’d. 706-226-2548 706-695-6431, 706-217-5550 706 Condos For Sale Auction 2:00 p.m., Aug. 1 706-270-2433 1st month, 1/2 off! 2bd, 1ba, w/d hookup,c/h/a. Power, water, 400 MapleGrove Road MOST BEAUTIFUL VIEW &cable furnished. Close to downtown. $175/wk or $650/ mo. 2Bedroom, 3BathHome IN DALTON $200/dep.706-581-4615 3Bay with 55-ft.x45-ft.building on “NORTH SUMMIT 1st WEEK FREE!! 2bd, 2ba. 9.44 ±acres. Selling in tracts, A/C,cable,parking, $150 wk. All CONDOS” combination of tracts or as awhole. ONLY$16,900!! utilities paid. No Pets! Introducing our newest floor Renovated. 706-263-0743 See lot numbers: plan. 2,150 sq. ft. master on See Photos/Listings at auctionzip.com 6,7,8,9,10,11,18,21,22,26,32,33,35,3 main level, vaulted ceilings,2car 1st week rent free.Efficiency 6,37,45,48,92,93,94,97,98,100,101,1 02,120,121,123,135 garage,fireplace,formal dining. apartments,all utilities paid. GREYSTONE SUBDIVISION MUST SEE! All of our popular 2, $100 week, $125 deposit. 706- 706-875-5461 OFFICE In City of 3and 4bedrooms are still 581-8192 or 706-463-0704. Chatsworth available.Starting at $127,000. 706-275-6220 FAX 2bdrm apt. off Cleveland Hwy, KERRYORSUE to $205,000. Developer pays Remodeled, all newappliances [email protected] HIX $2,500 closing. N. on Cleveland &carpet. $450/mo., $200/dep. 706-695-6431 706-217-5550 Hwy 1/2 mile from, By-pass,left 706-695-4029 -706-618-3866. www.leeoliver.com 706-270-2433 BETTER PAY That’s what youcan have as aLiberty National LifeInsurance Agent. The average agent completing afull year of employment in the Dalton Branch last year earned $83,397.27, but there is no limit! Our agents are paid AuctioneerLee Oliver commissions,renewals,bonuses and fringe benefits that include: Afree pension plan, KINARD REALTY GAL.#AU003680 401K, excellent health insurance,unlimited advancement opportunities and much more. AuctionDivision AllAuctions Held Looking forhonest, hard working people who want to help others.Call branch manager 704 S. Thornton Ave. OnSite! HowardRalston 706-278-6050. EOE Dalton, GA 30720 706-226-5182 auction.kinardrealty.com EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY THE DAILY CITIZEN Saturday, July 25, 2009 7B

753 Condos For Rent 805 Buses 807 Import Autos 809 Trucks 812Sport Utility Vehicle 2br,2.5 ba Condo in Dalton city. 2005 BuickRendezvous Great location. All fees included. Good condition. 80K miles. $750/mo.Call 706-397-9987 or 26mpg. Great running car.Price 706-264-2976 reduced $10,600. Call: 706-694- 8065 ForSale or lease.2bd, 2.5 bath. Gated community &swimming 2005 Super Charged Mini 2005 GMC EnvoySLT.Loaded Cooper.6speed. Convertible. with everyoption available.47K pool. $900 mon (includes monthly Silver Eagle 318 Jimmy. 9 2003 F-250, 4door- crewcab., Premium SportPackage.One miles,1-owner,garage kept, non fees) speed, RR. 2coleman roof air diesel, 103k miles.4x4. daltoncustomhomeconstruction.co owner,40,000 miles, smoker,$12,000. Call 706-280- and heat units.7000 watt Automatic,Excellent condition. m Harmon/Kardon parking 8268 generator.Was Bluegrass bus. Asking $16,500. 706-264-7883 Motorcycles 706-673-2121 or 706-581-2778 sensors,cruise control, auto air. Road ready.$15,000. Call: 706- or 706-629-4000. 856 &Bikes Price $21,000. 277-1724 2006 CBR 600 F4I, blue.5,300 LEASE PURCHASE Call: 706-313-1119. 2BR2BAcondo in Chatsworth. miles,jardine slip on pipe.2 Call: 706-217-8335 Looks likenew!Gorgeous years warranty remaining. Never 806 Domestic Autos 2005 BMW 525I Sedan with been laid down. Excellent 66,000 miles.Silver ext. Gray condition. $5,.400 or best offer. 758 Duplex For Rent 1999 Ford Taurus SE, tan. Good int., 4DR, Automatic,6 2006 Toyota 4Runner SR5 Call: 706-508-3955 condition, newtires,great a/c, Cylinder engine.Pre-Owned- 4WD.4.0 6cyl. Likenew.One 2bedroom DuplexHwy 225 N. recent oil change.Everything Appliances washer/ dryer Pre Certified, Still under owner n/s middle aged worksand has had regular Warranty,Sirius Satellite Radio. 2006 GMC 16 ft boxtruck Ye l- accountant. Garaged. Panasonic hookup.$350/mo., $200/dep. maintenance.Clear title.$2,300 706-581-2062 Asking: $27,000. Call: 706-271- low. 6.0 V8 Unleaded engine w/ XM w/IPOD controls.Black OBO.Call 706-537-0849 to 8699 300 hp.Auto.Transmission, w/greyinterior,roof rack, MOBILE HOMES schedule time to see. A/C,ABS brakes,Power sunroof,cargo cover, hitch &tow Steering, 2BucketSeats, pkg, 17” alloys,Husky mats,no AM/FM radio,10ftloading ramp Mobile Homes 1999 Oldsmobile Intrigue.6cyl. dings or wrecks,65,000 hwy 100,000 miles.Blue.Runs good, w’ 1000lb capacity.Mileage miles.Sell forNADAof$20,875. 778 For Rent Great on Gas! 2003 Suzuki good tires,interior in good cond. ranging from 40,000 –75,000 706-280-3182 **1 or 2bedroom. Small, quiet, Savage 650. Runs great! Newtrans.$4,900. OBO.Call miles.Sale price is $12,000 - well maintained park. $260 up. Original owner.Low miles,like 706-428-2491 $14000. Only method of Westside.706-280-1035 payment accepted is certified new, alwaysgarage kept. Teal Reduced. 2006 Honda Accord checkormoneyorder.Sorryno green. Windshield, saddle bags included. Just Reduced to 2WEEKS FREE! 2&3BD 807 Import Autos EXL. Likenew.Gray. Full financing Contact Josh Hall @ homes,manyw/hdwd floors. warranty.41kmiles. Penske, Day- 706-277-9477, $2,500 OBO.706-275-7035. Large lots &private pond. Pets Loaded. Leather seats,XM Night- 423-304-6669 JUST LIKE NEW!! welcome.Carbondale area. radio,sunroof,34mpg. Likenew. 2006 FLHXI HarleyDavidson Water/garbage service included Great Cond. Must sell! No tax! Likenew.2004 Explorer.V8 Street Glide,vivid black, full 811 Utility Trailers $120/wk. 706-383-8123 $16,499. obo. engine with 3rd rowseat. Well Rinehartexhaust, passenger 706-614-7719 Mobile Concession stand (log maintained. Manyextras.Only detachable backrest, AM/FM Connector 3/I-75 area. 2 cabin), great forcarnival or fair, $9,500. Call: 706-280-1431 radio &CDplayer, security bedroom, 1bath house.Washer/ 1992 BMW 525i Black, Runs 809 Trucks completely self contained, AC, system, garage kept, only 4,300 dryer, covered porch. $100/wk. Good, Needs some work,A/C, Espresso cart, $15,000. RECREATION miles.Please call 706-581-3516. 1977 Fruehauf 40ft. DryVan Call Leo 678-641-9685 CD player, 151,654 miles Call: 706-581-4122 fordetails. TanLeather Int., Asking-$8000 trailer,Tandem sliding axle,roll Move in SPECIAL- 1st Week 706-270-9663 down door $1,000. 851 Boats FREE! 3bd2ba. 14x70 sgwide 1992 Peterbilt model 379 truck 812Sport Utility Vehicle 968A Beaverdale Rd. Quiet. tractor,Conv. sleeper cab, Water,lawnmaint. furnished, Caterpillar 400-hp Diesel engine, CHA, hrdwd, refrig &stove.$120 Eaton 10-speed trans., Tandem wk, $200 dep. No Pets 706-271- axle 965 K. miles indicated 6718 $6,000 FIRM. Brenner insultated tank trailer,6500 gallon capacity, Owner Finance: Lease purchase 1998 MB 500 SL Convertible. 3compartment $9,500 or rent. 3bd2ba, doublewide on SportPackage.Both tops.White 1973 Fruehauf Insulated tank 2001 21’ Bullet Bass Boat. 1acre.New carpet &paint. w/ grayleather/ Books & trailer,2compartment, 304 s/s 225 Optimax. $15,500. $14,500. 2003 Grand Cherokee Laredo Call: 706-226-2161 Starting at $550 mon. Good records.Low miles.Good construction 47K lb.Max GVW Jeep.2wd. Local, one owner. area in ChatsworthSteve 706- condition. Reduced to $14,950. $9,500. 1994 Kenworth Tr uck Well maintained, Good gas 270-1342 Will accept trades.Phone 706- tractor,Conv. sleeper cab, mileage.Silver.$7,900. 264-1932 Tandem Axle,Trans.-10 speed Call 706-280-7170 TRANSPORTATION Eaton engine -Caterpillar 3406, 1,094,807 miles -$6,000 Antiques 2001 Ford Taurus SES,A/T,P/S, 801 &Classics ABS,P/W,P/L, P/Driver Seat, AM/FM, 6CDchanger,white, 2005 Ya maha Waverunner(s) charcoal cloth int., newtires, 160 HP High Output Motors 140,200 miles.Great car! Adult Ridden/Fresh water $2,600. Call Scott 706-278-1884 Very LowHours $6500 each 2005 BMW M3 Cabriolet, 36k 2004 Eddie Bauer Limited with extras 706-313-4295. 1976 Chevy Impala, 4-door, miles,6sp.,still under factory Edition Ford Explorer.$12,500 Motorcycles good condition &clean. warranty,carbon blackonblack, OBO.82,300 miles.Health 856 &Bikes Everything original, PS,PB, Harman/Kardon sound, Issues Force Sale.4WD.Fully 2009 Piaggio- Vespa Scooter upholsterygood. 70,010 actual navigation, heated seats, Loaded. Single Owner.Excellent 250. 70 mpg, 85 mph. 3yr miles.Auto,350 eng. Kept xenon headlights,garage kept, condition. Black/tan exterior;tan warranty,touring case. covered. one owner,asking $43,000. interior.Leather seats.Contact $4,600.00. Call 706-980-2674 $4,000 Firm. 706-226-1224. Call: 706-260-1673 706-260-0283.

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