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THINGS Soldier’sbody arrives today TO CHECK member of the 48th Infantry Home, 138 Melrose Drive,from 6 Services for sergeant killed Brigade Combat to 9. Mass of Christian Burial will OUT Team of the be celebrated Thursday at 11 a.m. Georgia Army at St. Joseph’sCatholic Church. A ON THE in Afghanistan are Thursday National Guard graveside service will be at 3 INSIDE based in Colonial Hills Memorial Park at BY JAMIE JONES Sgt. Raymundo“Ray” Morales, Cedartown. 3005 RauschenbergRoad. [email protected] 34, waskilled July 21 when the His body is On Thursday,aprocession will Bar in Dalton gets license Humvee he wasriding in rolled scheduled to begin at the funeral home at 10:30 suspended after its fourth The body of afallen Dalton sol- overinamilitary convoynear arrive at the air- violation of the city alco- dier is expected to arrive at the Methar Lam, Afghanistan. port at 10:30 Morales hol serving ordinance in Dalton Municipal Airport this Morales, a1992 graduate of a.m. Visitation three years. morning. Murray County High School, wasa is tonight at Ponders Funeral ¢ Please see FUNERAL, 7A See page 3A

Columnist Ron Hartsays recent remarks by the pres- ident reveal the real Sales tax Obama. See page 4A holiday Afew simple steps can help attract butterflies to your garden. starts See page 3C

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“Where would Dalton be Paper,glue and pencils are the top- without the continuous selling items store manager Mike generosity of so manyof Pemberton sees flying offthe shelves our affluent citizens who every year at Dalton’sOffice Depot. givenot only their money, Despite this buttheir time and talent as INSIDE year’seconomic well?” recession, I Alook at what’s Pemberton says he “With all the growth and exempt and what has hired extra staff newbuildings at Dalton isn’t. for the back-to- State College,why can’t Page 6A theybring backthe school season and Roadrunners?” expects “very brisk sales” for this week’ssales tax holiday. See page 2A The annual state-issued halt of all state and local sales taxes on clothes, school MISTY WATSON/The Daily Citizen supplies and some electronics begins at Tangled Up 12:01 a.m. on Thursday and ends at WEATHER midnight Sunday. Forecast: Showerslikely Mia Smith, from left, Diamond Chastain, Meaghan Doheny, Bailee Crossen and Peyton Walnut Square Mall companymar- Today’sHigh: 83 Maret, upcoming sixth-gradersatNew Hope Middle School, react as theybreak free of keting director Catharine Pangratz eachother while trying to come out of a“human knot” during Camp Kodiak at the school advises customers to knowwhich items Tonight’sLow:68 on Tuesday. The human knot is ateam-building exercise where students are supposed to are subject to the sales tax break before Details, Page 12A untangle themselves without letting go of eachothers’ hands. See storyonpage5A. shopping. It’salso helpful to plan ahead and arrive early since some items are expected to sell out early,she said. INSIDE “In Georgia, per item dollar limits Classified...... 4B Lowery named Officer of Year Comics...... 5C BY MARK MILLICAN ¢ Please see HOLIDAY,6A Crossword...... 4C [email protected] Dear Abby...... 5C Horoscope...... 4C MatthewLowery deflected praise for the part he played in Lottery...... 2A resolvingakidnapping last November. Movies...... 4C “There were five other officers with me,”Lowery said after receiving the Dalton Police Department’s Officer of the Year Obituaries...... 11A award for 2008-2009. But it washis fellowofficers who nominat- Opinion...... 4A ed Police Officer 1st Class Lowery for the award, and the depart- Sports...... 1-3B ment’scommand staffmade the selectionbasedonhis defusing of the situation. “It wasayoung girl who wastaken by someone the family knew,”said Parker of the call the department got from Bartow County authorities. “Officer Lowery spotted the vehicle and called officers for help. He stopped the car,discovered the young girl and made an arrest. He then stayed with the girl until her fam- 7 69847 00001 6 Police Officer 1st Class Matthew ily came from Cartersville. His response to the kidnapping Lowery, right, is recognized as the ensured she wassafe. 2008-2009 Dalton Police Officer of the “If your fellowofficers vote for you, that’sasgood arecom- Year by Chief Jason Parker.Lowery mendation as you can find.” “I’m certainly flattered that my fellowofficers chose me,”said received the awardatthe Public Safety Lowery,who has been on the Dalton police force for eight years. DENTURES Commission meeting on Tuesday. Dick Lowrey out of the running William B. James, D.D.S. BY CHARLES OLIVER in the current economy,tobedis- is not adecision Imade lightly.It [email protected] tracted from my job,” said is not something that Iwant to do MISTY WATSON/The Daily Citizen Tues. &Thur.9-12 &4-6 Lowrey, who is president of butsomething Ifeel Ineed to do.” Dalton City Council member Smith &Green Construction. Lowreysaid that, likeother AveryDixon, 8, of Resaca, helps Dick Lowreysays he will not “I want to emphasize that I areas of the economy,the con- his sister,AshleyJackson, 16, 706-483-4022 seek re-election this year. have been very pleased with struction business has been hit find abookbagatJCPenneyon “It’ssomething I’ve given everybody on the council and on Tuesday. Georgia’ssales tax holi- serious thoughttoand talked to the staff,”Lowreysaid. “It has daystarts Thursdayand runs ¢ Please see LOWREY,2A 706-278-8020 my staffabout. Ijust can’tafford, been agood experience, and this through Sunday.

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Longer comments ing the forum: He’sreading them enjoyit.” should be submitted as let- the forum ... looking for AGE: 19 To visitus: ters to the editor.Ifyou words from the wise.” Well, Mr.Editor,you HOME: Calhoun Our offices are locatedonthe include aname, please finally had enough and got it west side of the intersection of spell it. Call (706) 272- “I neverthought Iwould offyour chest? Ilove it.” FAMILY:Parents, Thornton Avenue and Morris 7748 to reach Today’s agree with Espy, butIagree Linda and Paul Street in downtownDalton. Forum. with him on canceling all “This is to the people of those events listed in the RockyFace’sBlue Mountain Campbell We’re open 8a.m. until 5p.m. WORK/SCHOOL: Monday through Friday. “It’ssad about Sgt. paper.” subdivision: Please obeythe Morales being killed in county leash laws. Iwas O’Charley’s/education How to call us: Afghanistan. Iserved with Editor: Iwas joking. chased back into my car by him for six years in Co. C, four neighborhood dogs. In major at DaltonState Mainnumber: 706-217- 108th Armor.Hewas an out- “I am aChristian, butthe the past Ihavecontacted PLAY:Watching NEWS standing soldier and agood Lord doesn’twant us arguing Animal Control with no NASCAR and NFL (That’s 706-217-6397) guy.” about the Bible. We need to results. Does anyone have a Whenyou’renot sure with whom lay offthe newspaper about suggestion without hurting football, being a you need to speak, our operator “In regards to swine flu, the Bible verse and quit try- these dogs?” GordonCountycom- will makesure you’retransferredto theyshould install hand san- ing to shove verses down munity coach the person who can best help you. itizers at each school and people’sthroats. One day “Where would Dalton be makesure each student uses theywill stand before the without the continuous gen- HE SAID:“What Delivery: 706-272-7705 them.” Lord and hopefully by then erosity of so manyofour doesn’t kill us makes Our staffcan take your subscrip- theywill feel likewedo.” affluentcitizenswho give us stronger.” tion and delivery-relatedcalls “With all the growth and not only their money, but from 6a.m. to 5p.m. Monday newbuildings at Dalton “If George Bush’smouth their time and talent as through Friday, and from 6a.m. State College, whycan’tthey is moving he is lying.” well?” to 10 a.m. Saturday and bring back the Sunday. Roadrunners?” “The American people “Thanks to the Conasauga If asubscriberismissed, call by must unite for this country to Bass Club for the kids fish- Lowrey: Council 10 a.m. on weekdaysand “Is there anybody in survive.” ing day.Itwas nice to see weekendsfor re-delivery. Whitfield County who can someone do something for ¢ Continued from page 1A He said council business Call if you needto: come and pick up twobuz- “The owner of the bikini someone else.” typically occupies between zards and twobabies? coffee shop said he wasa ¢ have us redeliver your news- hard by the recession. 10 and 20 hours aweek of his Christian, butChristian “The health care reform paper “It has really been rough time. Editor: Baby buzzards means Christ-like. He’stry- plan proposed by House on us, and Ifeel likeIneed to Lowreysaid he thinks the ¢ orderorrenewasubscription or baby babies? ing to makeamockery out of Democrats would create at ¢ ask for avacation hold spend more time with the council’sbiggest accom- God, butGod said he would least adozen newfederal plishment during his tenure is ¢ have us refill anewsrack “The government that not be mocked.” programs,boards and task companylooking out for its handling of the budget, ¢ ask aboutyour account robs Peter to pay Paul will forces, contributing to the what we’ve got and looking ¢ orderaback issue always have the support of “The trade center is a proposal’s hefty price tag. for newstufftodo,”hesaid. keeping spending under con- Paul.” moneypit. Whydon’tthey Obama is creating jobs, all “I hope this news Isaw in the trol and cutting taxes. The Classified: 706-217-6397 turn it overtoDalton State?” right. Government jobs! And newspaper the other day council cut its share of the To placeaclassifiedad, or for “I have worked for doc- theyget the good insurance, about the resurgence of the property tax rate 20 percent questions about classified tors for the last 30 years and “It’sashame when asol- not what theyare pushing at housing market last year and placed a advertising. Hours are 8a.m.to Iwould definitely say insur- dier spends 10 years in the us.” indicates things are “freeport” referen- 5p.m.Monday through Friday. ance agents makemore than military and then comes getting better.We dum on the ballot Classifiedfax: 706-272-7743 most local physicians.” home and can’tfind ajob “I thought it wasObama’s don’tdohousing. that wasapprovedby and support his family.That job to run the country,not We do commercial voters allowing cer- tain inventory taxes Advertising: 706-217-6397 “Did anyone stop to con- is very sad.” stick his nose in police busi- buildings, butIhope sider that the board of educa- ness.” it will translate into to be cut. To placeadisplay advertise- tion’simmediate family “Jimmy,would you check some more build- Lowreysaid he ment, schedule an insert, or for members were already in the with your correspondent on “Wehaveagreat park on ing.” does not anticipate questions aboutyour advertis- school system or that the Mercury and see if theyare Shugart Road. It has asign Lowreyrepre- Lowrey endorsing anycandi- ing account. ones who were recently also having aglobal warm- that says ‘No Bicycles.’But sents Ward 2, which date in the Ward 2 Advertisingfax: 706-272-7743 hired were interviewed and ing conflict?” my 2-year-old grandson is basically the area between race. well qualified? Theyare an nearly got hit by one. Who is the North Dalton Bypass and City Council member Newsroom: 706-217-6397 asset to the system.” “For 43 years Ilived on in charge of the laws over Waugh Street. He wasfirst Charlie Bethel waselected in Call this number if you: the side of the road where there?” electedin2005 to fill the the same general election as ¢ haveaquestionorcomment Editor: The article we everybody can see me. Now, unexpired term of Charlie Lowrey. about our newscoverage,or ran included the teachers’ 911 wants to change my “I am aChristian and read Whitener,who had stepped “He and Ihavetalked our editorialpage work histories. address so theycan find me. the Bible verse in the news- down for family reasons,and about this, and Iunderstand But every time I’ve had to paper every day.Itdoesn’t ¢ have astoryidea then elected to afull four- his decision. But Iwill miss Newsroomfax: 706-275-6641 “With Sarah Palin step- call them in the past, they matter to me what page it is serving with him,”Bethel ping down, who’sgoing to have been able to find me on. The newspaper doesn’t year term later that year. As amember of the City said. Sports: 706-272-7734 keep an eyeonRussia?” and send me my bill.” even have to put it in there. Read it. Enjoyit. Quit com- Council, Lowreyserved on “I hate that he isn’trun- Sports fax: 706-275-6641 “Whycan’tour apologist- “Somebody needs to plaining about it.” several boards, including the ning. Ireally hoped he would public works committee and run again. But he and Ihave Corrections:706-272-7750 in-chief muster an apology remind elected officials in for his stupid comments Dalton that progressive cities “The Tooth Fairy should the boards of the Downtown talked about this, and I The newspaper strives for fair- about the Cambridge Police have public transportation be on the front page, too.” Dalton Development understand his reasons,”said ness and accuracy.Ifyou have Department?” systems to takepeople where Authority and the Dalton City Council member George aquestion about astory, please theywant to go when they “I don’tknowwhat bank Municipal Airport Authority. Sadosuk. call the newsroom. We will print “I researched President need to get there.” you peopleare using,but I acorrectionorclarification Reagan’scuts for the poor. applied for ahome loan in whenone is in order. Some of the ones he cut “For some good coconut the morning and by evening greatly included food cake, go to Kenny’son wasapproved.” CORRECTION Management: stamps, nutrition for chil- Riverbend Road.” dren, Medicaid,aid to fami- “Mr.Editor,why don’t Astory in Tuesday’s North Whitfield Middle William H. Bronson III 706-272-7700 lies with dependent children, “FDR wasthe worst pres- you write the true feelings of Daily Citizen should have School principal Andrea Publisher some of the housingfor the ident in the history of the the people who call in about said Whitfield County Bradley. The story should Jimmy Espy 706-272-7735 poor.Icould go on and on.” United States.” the illegalimmigrants steal- Schools central office also have said construction Executive Editor ing our benefits illegally? employees will be fur- management firm M.B. Editor: Itook the time “Topay for health care Whydon’tyou wrtte that?” loughed Oct. 12 and 13, Kahn will report back on Gary Jones 706-272-7731 to look up theMedicaid President Obamashould and comments from amid- the cost of researching Advertising Director numbers. Medicaidspend- annexMexico into the “Do the people who head dle school employee should additional construction Laddie Toney 706-277-7391 ing went UP under Reagan, United States.” up the Dalton Cotillion also have been attributed to projects. Business Manager though he did substantially run Augusta National.” cut the RATE of annual “Mr.Espy, your rather Claudia Harrell 706-272-7702 increase. Many times so- lengthyresponse to acaller’s “Just because awoman Circulation Director called budget “cuts” are comment regarding the has tattoos doesn’tmean you Chris McConkey 706-226-2668 actually reductions in Cotillion club wasjust abit should judge abook by its IT Director increases. Isuspect that arrogant, don’tyou think?” cover. She might be an angel would hold true formost of from heaven.” the categories youmen- “Jimmy Espy, Ilove you The Daily Citizen is alocally operated part of tioned. man. Ihavebeen laughing “Whydoesn’tthe sports Newspaper Holdings Inc. and is amember since Iread your comments editor do stories on kids who of The Associated Press, Audit Bureau of Circulation, Georgia Press Association, “Props to the guy who about the Cotillion. When do well in school, not the Southern Newspapers Publishers opened the bikini coffee you mentioned the cockfight ones who bounce around and Association and the Newspaper Association shop. 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AREA ARRESTS Bar’slicense suspended • Debbie Yvonne Sneed, to commit acrime and proba- 54, 7718 MorganEstates, tion violation. said he wasa“target” of the police alcohol violation of servingtominors. BY MARK MILLICAN Ooltewah, Tenn., was • Jose Carlos Mena, 35, department’soperation. Bledsoe questioned Rios about the [email protected] charged Sunday by the 604 Selvidge St., Dalton, “For that reason Ihad to get rid of security requirement. Whitfield County Sheriff’s wascharged Monday by the ADalton bar wasfined $1,000 and security,” he said, butdid not elaborate. “You did not provide security,but Office with being afugitive Dalton Police Department must be closed for at least 14 days after “The other security man got mad and knowingly chose to open the bar — is from justice(Hamilton with identity theft, first its license wassuspended by the Public quit.” that correct?” he asked. When Rios said County,Tenn.) and giving degree forgery and making Safety Commission on Tuesday. Sgt. Michael Wilson reported what yes, Bledsoe told the board, “The evi- false information. false statements. Vaquero’sBar at 510 Commerce happened during the bar check. dence is clear ... (and) it’sthe fourth • Charles William • Oscar Vasquez Morales, Drive had its fourth violation of the city “(Rios) said, ‘I guess I’m security,’ violation.” Thompson, 25, 3130 25,207 Long St., Dalton, alcohol serving ordinance in three years buthad on no shirt or jacket saying he The bar has 30 days to pay the fine, ChattanoogaRoad, Lot A, wascharged Monday by the after a“bar check” on June 27 by a wassecurity,” Wilson said. “The ordi- and can open after 14 days if the fine is RockyFace, wascharged Dalton Police Department Dalton Police Department officer.The nance requires security and it must be paid, Bledsoe said. The license suspen- Sunday by the Whitfield with DUI, open container in check found the business wasnot pro- clearly visible that theyare security.” sion started on Tuesday. County Sheriff’sOffice with vehicle, hit and run, driving viding security as required. Jonathan Rios had to be summoned by a Bledsoe said the $1,000 fine and 14- second degree cruelty to chil- without alicense and failure Bledsoe of the city attorney’soffice out- patron’scell phone from “chores” he day suspension are the highest penalty dren. to maintain lane. lined the charge during ahearing short- wasrunning that night because he was the PSC can levy,and that anyfurther • Armando Armenclairs, • Tara Michele Phelps, 37, ly after the PSC meeting began. not at the bar,asasecurity person is action such as revocation of the license 29,332 Fourth Ave., Dalton, 1221 Percheron Drive, Vaquero’swas cited for its third required to be, Wilson said. Rios arrived would have to be done by the City wascharged Monday by the Dalton, wascharged Monday underage serving violation during at the bar 10 minutes after the call. Council. Dalton Police Department by the Whitfield County “Operation ID Please” by the police Wilson said Rios told him he had asked Six employees of establishments with identity theft, loitering, Sheriff’sOffice with posses- department on June 19. It also wascited employees to check IDs while he was who the police department said served public drunkenness and first sion of aSchedule II drug, in 2007 and 2008. The bar paid a$1,000 gone, typically asecurity person’s alcohol to minors during the June 19 degree forgery. possession of aSchedule III fine in June, Bledsoe said. responsibility. operationare expected in Municipal • Jeremy Shane Couch, drug, possession of a Manager Armando Rios of Vaquero’s Bledsoesaid Rios “admitted” the CourtonThursday. 34, 95 Blankenship Road, Schedule IV drug, drugs in Resaca, wascharged wrong container,possession Monday by the Murray of dangerous drugs and open Woman runs County Sheriff’sOffice with container in vehicle. Man InjuredinWreck sale of marijuana. • Jacob Lyle Swanson, 20, • AnthonyJay Defore, 20, 602 Old Dalton Cleveland strip club 602 Old Dalton Cleveland Highway,Cohutta, was Highway,Cohutta, was charged Monday by the in home charged Monday by the Whitfield County Sheriff’s Whitfield County Sheriff’s Office with second degree LAWRENCEVILLE Office with burglary and sec- criminal damage to property (AP) — Police investigating ond degree criminal damage and burglary. anoise complaint in to property. • Jesus Torres-Garcia, 42, Lawrenceville arrested a28- • James LeroyEpperson 505 Dawn Drive,Dalton, year-old woman theysay was Jr., 41, 3942 Hayesport wascharged Monday by the operating an illegalstrip club Drive,Dalton, wascharged Dalton Police Department in her basement and garage. Monday by the Whitfield with failure to maintain lane Gwinnett County officers County Sheriff’sOffice with and DUI. said theyalso found asign at possession of methampheta- • Bryan Claude West, 35, the home reading“1Dollar mine with intent to distrib- 5096 Highway 225 S., Jello Shots” and minors ute, possession of marijuana Chatsworth, wascharged drinkingalcoholwhen they with intent to distribute, pos- Monday by the Whitfield investigated on July 18. session of tools for the com- County Sheriff’sOffice with Constance Trahan faces a MISTY WATSON/The Daily Citizen mission of acrime, posses- expired tag, no insurance, misdemeanor charge of sion of afirearm or knife possession of meth with maintaining adisorderly ADaltonman wasinjured in asinglevehicle wreckoff Crow ValleyRoad while trying to commit intent to distribute and pos- house and remains free on Tuesdayafternoon.Thomas Clelland, 26, lost control of the 2000 Honda Accord crimes and manufacturing session of meth. $1,300 bond. he was driving and the car left the roadway, said Trooper Brian Dedmon of the marijuana. • Brandon Lee Moore, 24, Christyan Hall, who lives Georgia State Patrol. Clelland was taken to Hamilton Medical Center by ambu- • ShannaChristian Krahn, 1296 Will Evans Road, with Trahan, said Trahan’s lance and transferred to Erlanger Hospital in Chattanooga in critical condition, 33, 1216-AN.Hamilton St., Chatsworth, wascharged friends had thrownher aparty Dedmon said. Whitfield 911 reported receiving the call at 12:35 p.m. Dalton,was charged Monday Tuesday by the Whitfield to celebrate her birthday and by the Whitfield County County Sheriff’sOffice with newly renovated home and Sheriff’sOffice with crimi- possession of meth with that there were no strippers or nal attempt at theft by taking intent to distribute and pos- underage drinking. (motor vehicle), conspiracy session of meth. Police also arrested 20- Open house set at North Murray High year-old guest Lester Ramirez, who police say lied North Murray High ers and confirm schedules. clubs. about his age and had mari- School will hold an open Studentscan also rent lock- Students report for the Read The Daily Citizen online juana in his mouth. He has house on Thursday, Sept. 3, ers ($10, cash only); get first day of school on been released on $3,900 from 1to7p.m. Students parking permits($40, cash Tuesday,Sept. 8, from 7:30 www.daltondailycitizen.com bond. and parents can meet teach- only); and sign up for a.m. to 3:05 p.m.

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TODAY IN HISTORY THE DAILY CITIZEN Today is Wednesday, The real Obama July 29,the 210th day of Serving Northwest Georgia since 1847 2009. There are 155 days PresidentBarack Obama My dad one of substance right now. It left in the year. William H. Bronson III revealed what he really is last wasaonly took sevendays for Highlight in History: Publisher week. Iamsure that if he policeman, Mark Sanford (Repentant- On July 29, 1958, were the Captain of the and we S.C.) to be dethroned as the President Dwight D. JimmyEspyMark Pace Titanic, the media would say have all most confused Republican Eisenhower signed the ExecutiveEditor Editor Emeritus he wasjust stopping to get sorts of Governor.That dubious dis- National Aeronautics and ice for everyone, butitwas a law tinction wasclaimed when Space Act, creating NASA. Unsigned editorials represent the view of The Daily Citizen. Members bad week for The Messiah. enforce- Sarah Palin stepped down On this date: of the newspaper’s editorial board are William Bronson, Jimmy Espy, His disciples in the press ment in my from her postasgovernor of In 1588, the English WesChance, Charles Oliver and Victor Miller.Columns and letters to corps lobbed him softball family.IAlaska, explaining her rea- attacked the Spanish the editor are the opinions of the authors. questions at his fourth prime actually sons in amanner as confus- Armada in the Battleof time press conference in six Ron had one ing as the Obama health care Gravelines, resulting in an months (Bush held four in Hart relative bill. Who would have English victory. eight years). Theygushed whose job thought that Arnold In 1890, artist Vincent and thanked him for calling it wasto Schwarzenegger and Jessie vanGogh, 37, died of a LETTERS on them, and then proceeded trainand use dogstosniffout “The Body”Ventura would self-inflicted gunshot to act likea14-year-old girl drugsfor the DEA. Iasked turn out to be the sanest con- wound in Auvers-sur-Oise, Supportmade event asuccess asking one of the Jonas him oncehow he knewone servative governors? France. To the editor: Brothers aquestion on the of the dogshad found heroin The GOP really needs to In 1914, transcontinen- As chair of this year’sAmerican Cancer Society Relay For “Teen Beat Magazine” call- or pot.Hesaidheknewfor develop afarm system.My tal telephone service began Life committee, Iwould liketothank the residents of in show. sure afterthe dog sniffed a guess is that in the next elec- with the first test phone Whitfield County for their generosity and support. Thirty Obama likes to be on TV suspicious packageand went tion, likethe last one, all a conversation between New teams participated in this year’sevent, raising more than and is in constant campaign nuts — andthenthe dog candidate has to do to win is York and San Francisco. $121,000 for the American Cancer Society’sresearch, educa- mode. If he keeps on doing calmed itself down by writ- to not be amember of the In 1967, an accidental tion, advocacyand service programs. This outstanding show this, Oprah may give him his ing arockoperasong. Crazy party in power. rocket launch aboard the of support provesthat the people of Whitfield County are ownshowopposite Dr.Phil. runs in my family,incase Our last twopresidents supercarrier USS Forrestal truly committed to the fight against cancer. After failing to makehis you haven’tnoticed. We were awomanizer and an ex- in the Gulf of Tonkin We were honored to be joined by more than 300 registered health care plan understand- Harts have to get apermit to drunk. Bush wasthe only resulted in afire and explo- cancer survivors who walked the opening Survivor’sLap, able to even doctors or the hold afamily reunion. person in his AA class who sions that killed 134 ser- officially kicking offthis year’sevent. These survivors are the Congressional Budget So you can imaginehow I could stand up to talk about vicemen. reason we continue the fight. Their participation inspires Office, he wasasked a feel about Obama saying on the damage his drinking did In 1981, Britain’sPrince hope in those currently battling cancer. benign question about the national TV that the and point to invading awhole Charles married Lady Aspecial thanks goes to the manyRelay ForLife volun- arrestofAfrican-American Cambridge Police “acted stu- country as an example. Now Diana Spencer at St. Paul’s teers who worked countless hours to makethis event ahuge Harvard ProfessorLewis pidly” when theywere just we have anarcissistic smok- Cathedral in London. (The success. The Relay ForLife committee did an outstanding job Gates. It wasthen that he doing their job. er who is escalating awar. couple divorced in 1996.) of putting the event together.Iwould liketothank my co- showed his true colors. In With robberies escalating Looking back, we had all Tenyears ago: Aday chair Seth Fetzer,committee members Alicia Alderman, Julia fact, he only reveals himself in the area, aneighbor calls three in LBJ. trader, apparently upset Lansing, Sheilena Smith, Sheila Aaron, Buna Leonard, Rena when he speaks without a about twomen breaking into Forthe man who is overstock losses, opened Graham, Robin Bryant, Candy Steele, Michelle Wimpey, teleprompter.Ithappened the Gates’ home while he was Apologist-in-Chief for the fire in twoAtlanta broker- Lori Cochran, Rebecca Robertson, Sherry Coleyand Heather week before when his away.The cops showupand United-States to every cor- age offices, killing nine McEntire for serving on the 2009 committee. teleprompter fell overduring risk their livesbyentering. rupt,despotic leader in the people and wounding 13 We also appreciate the generosity of this year’scorporate an outdoor speech, presum- Then theyare berated by this world, Ifind it telling that before shooting himself to sponsors. Relay ForLife would not be possible without them. ably from exhaustion. When angry professor with aliberal Obama would refuse to do death; authorities say Mark Our 2009 corporate sponsors are Hamilton Health Care Obama goes offscript, it is chip on his shoulder dating the same for this policeman O. Barton also killed his Systems, Mohawk, 11th Avenue Baptist Church, Dalton the only genuine glimpse we back to some 60s documen- he maligned and for all the wife and twochildren. Utilities, Heartlite Hospice, Pye Automotive,Walmart, get of the man. tary he saw. Iread all of the brave people in lawenforce- Five years ago: Sen. Family Pharmacy, J&J Industries, Panera Bread, North Being apoliceman and police accounts of the inci- ment who put their liveson John Kerry accepted the Georgia Surgery and Comphrenesive Breast Center,Textile putting your life on the line dent; Gates wasajerk and he the line for us every day. Democratic presidential Rubber &Chemical Co, Dalton Surgical Group, Helen’s to keep people safe is noble waswrong. nomination at the party’s Hooters, Sassi &Co., Tandus, Carpet Capital Fire Protection, and dangerous work. What Isuppose we must come convention in Boston with Lyle Industries, ACTTechnologies, Williams Plastic & the police do for us each day to terms with Democratic I Ron HartisaSouthern amilitary salute and the Reconstructive Surgery,Classy Styles NMore, Holmes is more important than any race-baitingpolitics for a libertarian and aprofessional declaration: “I’m John Welding, BlakeConstruction, Appalachian Community policyrhetoric apresident while. It’snot likethe investor.Hewrites his Kerry and I’m reporting for Bank, Body Art Ink Inc., Bethel United Methodist Church, spews. Republicanscan put up any- column weekly. duty.” Dalton Family Practice, Dalton Plastic Surgery,Farm Bureau, One year ago: Alaska Home Health Care Rentals, Ponders Funeral Home,Shaw, Sen. TedStevens was Skin Cancer &Cosmetic Dermatology Center,and SCH indicted on sevenfelony Engineering. counts of concealing more We also would liketothank JohnnyMiller of Western than aquarter of amillion Sizzlin for sponsoring and preparing the survivorand care- dollars in house renova- giverdinner.Heand his staffdid an outstanding job at honor- tions and gifts from apow- ing the survivors and caregivers of this community and we are erful oil contractor.(Ajury grateful to them. later foundthe longtime Aspecial thanks also goes to John Cox with Sound Republican lawmaker Imitations for providing sound, lighting, and entertainment guilty of lying on financial for our entire event. Others who helped makeasuccessful disclosure forms, buta event include: The American Legion, Home Depot, Dalton judge subsequently dis- Utilities, Polk Brothers, Basic Ready Mix, city of Dalton, missed the case, saying Dalton Police Explores, Whitfield County Sherriff’s prosecutors had withheld Department, Mr.Jim Bryson,and BoyScout Troop 96. evidence.) The event wasatrue success and we are looking forward Today’sBirthdays: to the 2010 event! Comedian “Professor” Irwin Coreyis95. Former James Smith Sen. Elizabeth H. Dole, R- 2009 Relay ForLife Chair N.C., is 73. Actor David Warner is 68. Documentary maker Ken Dalton Utilities initiative deserves praise Burns is 56. Style guru To the editor: TimGunn (TV:“Project Iwould liketocongratulate Dalton Utilities for their effort Runway”) is 56. to produce biofuel from algae. This could have far-reaching effects on the economy and on our dependence on foreign oil. The process of converting algae to biofuel could create thousands of jobs. It couldn’thappen here? It is aprovenfact that one acre of algae will produce as much oil as 30 acres of soybeans. All it takes is alittle water, The Detroit Police Department gave Torquay,England, planted palm trees trees, flipped at least three times and some fertilizer and sunshine. This means every wastewater afull escort to twohearses filled with from NewZealand. Theyquickly landed upside down in the yard of a treatment facility in the U.S. could growasmuch algae as toys left in memory of Michael Jackson became what the seaside resort was house.Theysaid several full and empty theywanted. Every farmer could supplement his income by as theytraveled to acemetery where most famous for.But beer bottles, still cold to the touch, tum- growing algae as long as theyhad access to waste from theywere buried. Apolice spokesman recently,the current bled from the truck when it flipped. But wastewater treatment plants. said the decision to provide the escort city leaders decided deputy Ryan Polanksy didn’tfile any Thanks to the Dalton Utilities management and board of wasmade by senior command staffbut to cut down the charges against Anderson, didn’thave directors for their effort in this project. This forward kind of also said “there’snoway to defend” the palms. Theysay they him tested for alcohol, and didn’tmen- thinking is what helped build the carpet industry here and decision. Officials say theydon’tknow fear muggersmight tion anybeer bottles in his report. what helped makeDalton the progressive city it has always howmuch the escort cost taxpayers. hide behind the trees. Anderson is areserveofficer with the been. III Theyalso say the sheriff’sdepartment, the brother of the The Colorado attorneygeneral’s leavesare sharp and police chief of Addis and aformer J.B. Cleveland office offered to handle legalwork for could injure people as employee of the Brusly Police Dalton the stateregarding anyfederal stimulus theywalked by.But Department. But Cazes said none of funds for $75 an hour.Gov.Bill Ritter after locals com- that played apart in the investigation. rejected that offer and gave ano-bid Charles plained, City Council He blamed it all on rookie mistakes by contract to the lawfirm of Hogan & Oliver members changed the deputy,who had only been on the FREE MINDS Hartsonthat pays up to six times that their tune. Theysaid job six months. amount. Ritter,aDemocrat, wasapart- the tree removals III “I do not call upon the state to compel every- ner in Hogan &Hartson before being were just part of abeautification effort In Bristol, England, Ian Cottrell says one to acceptmyopinion, but, rather; not to elected governor. and will be replanted. his 3-year-old daughter Ella has had forcemetoaccept anybody else’sopinion.” III III scheduled heart surgery canceled three Polk County,Fla., sheriff’sdeputy TwoCalifornia agencies, the depart- times because of ashortage of beds. — Selected Essays on Political Economy Charles “Chip” Buckner has resigned ments of Corrections and Rehabilitation III Frederic Bastiat after his wife, Gail, her mother,Sharon and General Services, spent $580,000 Olmstead Township, Ohio, police (1801-1850) Cooper,and Alexander Quintasket took overthe past four years renting office chief Charles McNeeleyhas resigned his patrol car for ajoy ride while he was space theydid not use. after aCleveland city park ranger asleep. The trio wascaught after aman III caught him having sexwith another reported apatrol car wasbeing driven In England, Eileen De Bont agreed man in apark. McNeeleypleaded no erratically by ablonde woman. Asher- to change her name legally to Pudsey contest to public indecency, blaming his ORDS OF ISDOM iff’ssergeant caught up to the car and Bear,the mascot of Children in Need, if behavior on his wife’srecent cancer W W followed it back to Buckner’shouse, people would donate moneytothe char- diagnosis. Bible verse: “I press on toward the goal to win where he arrested the three. Gail ity.Theydid, and she did. Afterwards, III the prizefor which God has called me heavenward Buckner and Cooper were charged with she got anew driver’slicense, new Meanwhile, Carter Lake, Iowa, in Christ Jesus.” auto theft, theft of afirearm (there was credit cards and newtax documents police chief Shawn Kannedy won’tface ashotgun in the car) and impersonating with her newname. But when she charges for shootingpolice Sgt. Dan Philippians 3:14 apolice officer.Bucknerwas also applied for anew passport, the govern- Driver. Kannedy wasreportedly show- charged with possession of afirearm by ment refused to issue one to her. ing Drivertwo firearms in the depart- aconvicted felon. Quintasket was III ment’sheadquarters when he acciden- Thoughtfor today: “An idea is not responsible for charged with grand theft, theft of a West Baton Rouge Parish, La., tally shot him in the abdomen. the people who believe in it.” firearm, possession of afirearm by a SheriffMikeCazes says adeputy made convicted felon and resisting an officer an error handling awreck earlier this I Charles Oliver is astaff writer for The Don Marquis without violence. year.Witnesses say Joseph Anderson’s Daily Citizen. Got asuggestion for “It American journalist-author born this date in III truckwas swerving down the road couldn’t happen here?” E-mail it to 1878, died 1937 Back in the 1820s, city officials in when it left the highway,struck two [email protected] The Daily Citizen Wednesday, July 29, 2009 5A Camp easestransition at middle school GEORGIA Man arrested for

BY RACHEL BROWN peeping Tom [email protected] ATHENS — Athens- ClarkeCounty police have Meaghan Dohenyjumped arrested a26-year-old man up and down excitedly at the for allegedlyusinghis cell “pop” of aclassmate’sAlka- phonetotakepicturesupa Seltzer-powered rocket woman’sskirt in the auto- launching several feet into motive department at a the air. Target. Police say a911 dis- “Oh, that’ssocool!” the patcher sent police to the upcoming sixth-grader at store because he thought a NewHope Middle School man had gotten into the exclaimed. “I want to do this women’srestroom. It turns at home!” out Luis Mesqueda Meaghan wasamong 65 Hernandez wascaught on rising sixth-graders attending security cameras sliding his Camp Kodiak on Tuesday. cell phone under the The three-day event is an woman’sskirt in the middle extended orientation for new of the store. The store’s students, including those security officers detained transferring from elementary Hernandez until police feeder schools Pleasant arrived. Hernandez has been Grove and NewHope. Each charged with peeping Tom. middle school in the He remains in the Clarke Whitfield County system has County jail. No bond has adifferent program for help- been set. ing transition its youngest students to their newcampus, Ex-official misused butCamp Kodiak is the only state services before-school event of its kind. ATLANTA— Areport Instructional specialist shows that aformer Vanessa Ellison said the Department of Natural camp has worked well for Resources official spent NewHope since it beganlast three afternoons at astate- year. owned spa during work “They’re building rela- hours and didn’tpay for tionships,”she said, “so when more than $1,400 in ser- the first day happens, they’re vices. The report released not freaking out.” MISTY WATSON/The Daily Citizen Tuesday by the Georgia Students were able to visit Office of the Inspector their middle schools as fifth- Lyndsy Raper,fromleft, Callie Smith and SydneyMarshall, upcoming sixth-gradersatNew Hope Middle General shows that DNR’s graders for one day before Scool, getreadytolaunchanAlka-Seltzer rocket during Camp Kodiak on Tuesday. former chief financial offi- school finished this spring, cer,Michelle Bonner,spent officials said. Yetsome fami- Taking abreak from guid- almost 14 hours overthree lies were still apprehensive. ing students on howto days enjoying spa services “I guess we’re both alittle launch their Alka-Seltzer at the Brasstown Valley overwhelmed with the transi- rockets, math-science Resort. The report also criti- tion,”said Wendy Gowin, teacher T.J. Moore said the cizes Bonner for other whose oldest daughter day’sevents were apreview aspects of the department’s Madison attended NewHope to the kind of project-based management. DNR Elementary last year.“After work students will do all Commissioner Chris Clark six years, you master elemen- year.Moore explained the said Bonner was“dismissed tary school.Then you have to concept of thrust and how at the end of March. start overagain.” expanding oxygen in the Ellison said sixth-graders Alka-Seltzer tablet created Savannah without countywide this year will enough energy to propel the power after storms have twomain teachers rather makeshift rocket. Students than four as part of the school will do awritten reviewof SAVA NNAH — Several system’seffort at building what theylearned in the thousand people in the stronger relationships assignment today and will Savannah area are without between teachers and stu- also have humanities-related electricity aday after power- dents. One of the student’s activities. On Thursday, ful thunderstorms toppled teachers will lead math and they’ll previewfiveofthe treesand power linesonthe science instruction while the seven“connections” courses Georgia coast. Georgia other will handle English and likeart, band and physical Power spokeswoman social studies. education. Konswello Monroe said The eight teachers at An orientation and block crews were stillworkingto Camp Kodiak are not paid for party for students and their restore power Tuesday after- their participation, Ellison families will be Friday at 6 noon to about 4,400 cus- said, butalso aren’trequired p.m. tomers in Chatham County. to attend. The camp is funded There are 180 sixth- The utility had hoped to have through parent contributions, graders expected at New all lights back on by evening, a$20 fee and parent-teacher Hope Middle when school Taylor Hufstetler,left, and Myah Steele,upcoming sixth-gradersatNew Hope butMonroe said limbs con- organization money. begins Aug. 7. Middle,pour water into their Alka-Seltzer rockets. tinuing to fall from trees damaged overnight were slowing efforts. About 21,000 homes and businesses were blacked out Monday night when storms pounded Valedictorian Honor HE ARKET Chatham, Bryan and Tuesday’sDT ow Jones:M 9096.70 M 11.80 Effingham counties with Tuesday’sNASDAQ:1975.51 L 7.62 heavy wind and rain. 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(706) 226-2722 6A Wednesday, July 29, 2009 THE DAILY CITIZEN Pit bullshowcoming to trade center Saturday Solving the “Bosses of the Bullies,”anAmerican In addition to the ABKC confirmation Bully Kennel Club (ABKC) sanctioned show, there will be fun shows that anypit Puzzle of... event featuring pit bulls, will be at the bull can compete in. There will also be Northwest Georgia Trade and Convention kennels selling puppies and vendors sell- Center on Saturday,Aug. 1. Doors will ing awide variety of dog supplies, from open at 11 a.m. with the showatnoon. food to leashes to cages. General admission without adog is Formore information go to www.boss- $20. General admission with adog is $40. esofthebullies.com. If you are interested in To purchase tickets visit the trade center being avendor call 877-569-6651, exten- box office on Aug. 1. sion 701. Murray High open house set Elder Care Planning. Murray County High and lockers (cash only). ver’slicense and insurance School will have an open Hours are: card to get your parking per- house on Thursday,Sept. 3. I Seniors, 1to3p.m. mit. Youmust also have a Making important decisions about the careof Parents can meet their I Juniors, 3to4:30 p.m. parent signature on the child’steachers, tour the I Sophomores/freshmen, mandatory drug testing elderly family and loved ones is difficult. Important school, learn about free 4:30 to 6p.m. form. questions must be asked ... tutoring services, viewthe Parking permits ($40) The first day of school is Title Iplan and browse old and lockers ($10) will not be Sept. 8. First period will yearbooks. Students can sold early.You must showa begin at 7:30 a.m. Seventh •Can Mom still takecare of herself? purchase parking permits copyofyour schedule, dri- period will end at 3:10 p.m. •Can Dad afford long-term care? •What can we do to keep Mom and Dad in their home Holiday SALES TAXHOLIDAY for as long as possible? ¢ Continued from page 1A Tax-exempt items Non-exempt items •How can we best protect our family assets? Articles of clothing and Handbags apply to each item you buy footwear if the sales price is Umbrellas as opposed to your entire $100 or less per item Jewelry We provide information and guidance that can help purchase,” Pangratz added. Personal computers $1,500 Eyewear “Additionally,amanufactur- or less Watches and watchbands you and your family makethe best decisions for er’scoupon or rebate does Related PC accessories Clothing and shoes more not constitute areduction in (modems, printers, non-recre- than $100 per item your loved one. the sales price, therefore if ational software) Furniture the item does not meet the General school supplies $20 Cell phones per item dollar limit before or less per single item CALL TODAY–find the missing deducting the amount of the coupon, it will not qualify Note: Personal computers and related accessories must not piece of the puzzle! for the sales tax holiday.” exceed $1,500 in asingle purchase to be tax exempt. Asingle Stores at Walnut Square purchase is considered the total of all sales made to acus- Register for our next FREE seminar. Mall are among several tomer in one visit to astore. For acomplete list of exempt local retailers offering items, visit 5:30 p.m. on each 3rd Thursday expanded business hours https://etax.dor.ga.gov/salestax/holiday/2009/faq.aspx. during the tax holiday.The mall will be open on said customers must request the year,she said. TheElder Law Practice of Thursday from 10 a.m. to 9 aspecific school at the time “It’sprobably second to David L. McGuffey can help p.m., Friday from 10 a.m. to of purchase. theholiday season,tobe 10 p.m., Saturday from 9 Tennessee and Alabama perfectly honest,”she said. you solve the puzzle.Call to a.m. to 10 p.m. and Sunday will hold sales tax holidays Rachel Hohol, afirst- schedule your FREE 30-minute from noonto6Aug. 7-9. grade teacher at ValleyPoint consultation today. p.m. Department store hours At the JC Penneyat Elementary School,said she vary. Walnut Square Mall, store plans to stock up on “any- Some local stores, like manager Dottie Ray said thing from crayons to paper 105 North Pentz Street Office Depot, allowcus- she’spleased Georgia’shol- to technology” for her class- tomers to request that aper- iday is before Tennessee’s. room during the sales tax Dalton, GA 30720 centage of their purchase be The sales tax holiday and holiday. www.mcguffey.net donated to the local school entire back to school season “Every little bit (of sav- 706-428-0888 of their choice. Pemberton is one of the busiest times of ings) helps,”she said.

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Background golf course photo by Michael Clemmer The Daily Citizen Wednesday, July 29, 2009 7A COMMENTARY Kohnle murder-arson Re-enteringthe job casewaitingontrial date market is full-timejob BY HEATHER GENTRY ty case.” Catoosa County News According to news reports at the time: Teresa Kohnle, then 34, wascharged This summer,Ihave ownand pay for.Having a setting up apersonal Web The Kohnle murder-arson case from with felonymurder and first degree arson helped anumber of people hard copyofyour contact page to include more of the 2007 is waiting on atrial date, which will on July 2, 2007. with their resume and the job list, printed from your elec- detail and work examples be assigned by ajudge, according to Chris Afire at her homeonBoynton Drive in search process. Several were tronic database,isanother that would not fitonto the Arnt, chief assistant at Ringgold resulted in the death of her hus- former Dalton State College added measure of security. resume or coverletter.They the Catoosa County dis- band, James, then 57. He died of smoke business students recently Twoofthe individuals had joined LinkedIn and trict attorney’soffice. inhalation. laid offintoday’sjob market. had used an agencytopre- other professional network- The calendar call The incident occurred on June 29, In addition, several profes- pare avery brief, profession- ing sites to makecontacts. date is in September.On 2007. sional colleagues with many al resume without much Onewas calling suppliers, this date, the prosecutor The Kohnles worked together at Alpha years in the job market were detail. After lunching with customersand othervendors and defense attorneys Wellness Center in Dalton. He practiced at also laid offfrom one of the laid off he had worked with. Another from every pending Chiropractic Holistic Health Care in major companies executives, we wasgoing to area profession- case update the court on Dalton for 15 years. needing fewer talked more about al and civic organization the status of their cases, T. Kohnle At the time, police officials suspected employees in a his interests and new meetings to do more face-to- likewhether amotion the motive involved finances. Both James shrinking market. directions in his face networking. All were or plea bargain is pending. Kohnle and their house had insurance poli- The students are field that interested calling friends, family and Arnt said the case is “not adeath penal- cies. easier to assist with him. He wasinter- acquaintancesand,inshort, afew updates to ested in emerging everyone in theiraddress their resume, the trends in the indus- book to spread the word. addition of their try and had even Borrowing some of the most recent job attended confer- techniques Iuse with our Funeral: For Sgt. Morales experience to their ences and spokeon DSC business graduates, we ¢ Continued from page 1A afghanistanmylasttour.com. rifle with an affixedbayonet coverletter,and Marilyn some of these “hot” practiced answering typical brainstorming and “green” issues, interviewquestions and did a Temple is currently at a wasstuck in the ground. A companies and Helms though none of this bit of role playing. We con- a.m. and will proceed west Forward Operating Base in helmet emblazoned with industries that wasmentioned in sidered changes and addi- on the bypass, continuing Afghanistan near the “Morales” washung on the might be hiring. his abbreviated tions to their resumes after across Cleveland Highway, Pakistan border.Heisserv- rifle. Most of these students also resume or coverletter.The we talked in more detail then onto Haig Mill Road, ing his fourth and final tour Temple wrote that several have the option of graduate package the exit firm pre- about their experiences and arriving at the church at 775 with the military.Inaddition people, including the first school if their job search pared for him wastoo short emerging interests that might Haig Mill Road. The service to writing about the service, sergeant of Morales’ unit provesnot to be successful. and too sterile. lead each into newormore is expected to last an hour. he posted photos on his blog. described as a“good friend,” Manystill live with parents The various companies recession-resistant employ- After the service, aproces- “Although Idid not know spokeabout Morales’ life and or do not have dependents or helping with their outplace- ment. sion will traveleast on the Sgt. Morales personally,I the family he leavesbehind. large monthlyexpenses so ment had forced 25-plus Several were concerned bypass, north onto Cleveland struggled with my emotions Aroll call wasannounced returning to school is often years of experience onto two with appearing energetic and Highway,west onto Maple as Iwatched the emotions of and Morales’ name was possible. pages which really did not ready to handle newwork Grove Road, then onto others through the camera called out three times, “but The professional and tell the whole story or help and responsibilities. We also RauschenbergRoad. lens,”Temple wrote. “A mili- no reply washeard.”The executive colleagues, on the interviewers understand talked about the need to Amemorial service for tary memorial service is the Marine Honor Guard per- other hand, are more chal- them. The packets left off maintain one’shealth and Morales washeld in most dignified and profes- formed a21-gun salute,then lenging. The four Ihave hobbies, professional mem- appearance to mirror those Afghanistan overthe week- sional ceremonyyou will abugler played taps. recently met withcalled as berships and other interests same qualities even if it end. Senior Master Sgt. Rex ever witness.” “Sgt. Morales, you were a theywere networking with that might tell afuture meant dying their gray hair, Temple, part of an Embedded “Amazing Grace” played. brother in arms,”Temple their contacts.Ihad met all employer or hiring team not taking up some dieting and Training Team that is men- Sitting on atable covered wrote. “I pray that God will four on various community only if the person wasquali- exercise, and updating their toring the Afghanistan with awhite tablecloth wasa comfortyour family in this committeesand in area pro- fied butiftheymight liketo wardrobe for the search. We National Army,documented photo of Morales, alongside time of mourning. Freedom fessionalorganizations. They have lunch with them or had talked about howlooking for the service on his blog, an Army Stetson hat. An M-4 is not free.” were at the peak of their shared interests that would ajob is really afull-time career in middle-to-higher- makeworking together more activity.Two had notebooks levels of responsibility in enjoyable. and were keeping up with Driver tells police snakes led to SUV crash development, manufacturing, All were frustrated with contacts and jotting down construction and financial the economy and that no sim- leads, phone numbers and HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) — Police say a them. The SUV veered into some parked cars services and all found them- ilar jobs with acorrespond- possibilities. driverblamed acar crash in Hartford, Conn., and overturned. selves unfamiliar with navi- ing salary seemed to exist One had experience with on twopet baby snakes that he said escaped Mertes says animal control officers never gating the job search and anymore. We talked about proprietaryfinancial soft- from his pants pockets as he wasdriving. found the snakes and police have been unable interviewing process after whether theywanted to wait ware butlacked the current Hartford police Sgt. Christene Mertes says to confirm his story. manycontinuousyears in the for ajob at their former level computer skills of Microsoft Angel Rolon, of NewBritain, claimed he lost Rolon wastreated at ahospital for work force. The rules of — both in title and salary Office suites so we discussed control of his SUV on Monday when the unknown injuries. Police say theygavehim a work have changed and they scale — or if theyjust want- fast ways to obtain these snakes slithered near the gasand brakeped- summons for reckless driving and other were not prepared for their ed to be back in the work skills through courses at als and he and apassenger tried to catch charges. next step. Theywere all in force as quickly as possible. 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BRIEFS DALTON-WHITFIELD Group eyes Medicare savings CHAMBER OF COMMERCE WASHINGTON — A bipartisan group of senators agreed tentatively Tuesday Art,recreation on aplan to squeeze an addi- tional $35 billion out of Medicare overthe next and other quality decade and larger sums in the years beyond, according to congressional officials, astep toward fulfilling President of lifeinitiatives Barack Obama’sgoal of Acouple of days ago, cally build creative amenities curbing the growth of health Terry Tomasello, executive into our planning, would we care spending. Under the director of the Creative Arts also be more successful in plan, an independent com- Guild,gaveapresentation to recruiting the types of indi- mission would be empow- the Carpet City Rotary Club. viduals, businesses and ered to recommend changes Her presentation wasonthe industries that we want and in Medicare annually,totake importance of public who would add effect automatically unless art to acommunity. value to our commu- Congress enacted an alterna- Those of you that nity? tive.Inaddition to saving knowTerry know Those within our money, the proposal is aimed that she is more than community that at turning the program for AP PHOTO qualified to speak on argue we should those age 65 and overinto the subject of art. I invest in public art, one that more clearly rewards ACash forClunkerssign hangs in front of aSubaru car dealership in Oregon would have expected strolling districts quality,officials said. The City,Ore.Car and truckbuyerslooking to ditchtheir gas guzzlersare flocking her to speak very and places where we commission would be to dealerships to take advantage of the government's “cash forclunkers” pro- eloquently on the can congregate are required to recommend $35 gram and buymore fuel-efficient vehicles, boosting sales in showrooms subject, butIdid not right on target. The billion in savings overa across the country. expect her to speak city of Dalton’s decade from Medicare. about public art from Brian Heritage Point Park the perspective she Anderson has manyofthe Agents search ‘Clunkers’ programdraws chose. amenities that attract home of MJ’sdoc My perspective creative people. wasthat art is necessary in Theycreate asense of place. LAS VEGAS — the usual venues — art gal- The recreation master plan Authorities searched the car buyersinfirst days leries, corporate lobbies, for Whitfield County has sprawling Las Vegashome government buildings and plans to build recreation and and medical office of Michael BY DAN STRUMPF homes. Although Iknewart leisure facilities overthe next Jackson’spersonal doctor AP Auto Writer ‘Cash for Clunkers’ program came in manyshapes, sizes, 10 to 15 years. These facili- Tuesday,seeking documents styles, and could be indoors ties also speak to place and as part of amanslaughter NEW YORK — Car and Models: Cars and trucks new vehicle gets at least 4 or out, Inever really thought will servetoattract people to investigation into the singer’s truck owners looking to junk must be 1984 models or mpg more than the trade-in of public art quite the way our community.Recent death. Los Angeles police and their gasguzzlers are flock- newer. and $4,500 if it gets at least Terry positioned the argu- improvements/upgrades at federal Drug Enforcement ing to dealerships to take Mpg: Eligible vehicles must 10 mpg more than the trade- ment. Edwards Park have made that Administration agents entered advantage of the govern- get 18 miles per gallon or less in. Ithink most of us would facility atrue gem for our Dr.Conrad Murray’shome in ment’s“cash for clunkers” in combined highway/city rat- Truck rebates: For SUVs, agree that art is important to community. agated community while oth- program and buymore fuel- ing. pickup trucks or minivans, a acultured community.But Although we may not ers across town searched efficient vehicles, boosting Paperwork: Owners need to $3,500 rebate if the new vehi- after benefiting from Terry’s have the resources to do all Murray’smedical offices. It sales in showrooms across show dealers their vehicle, cle gets at least 2mpg higher presentation, Irealize that the things that will enable the wasthe second time in less the country. title, proof of registration and than the old vehicle. Or successful communities seek quality growth we desire than aweek that investigators “It’swater to thirsty peo- proof of insurance. $4,500 if it gets at least 5mpg to acquire public art and today,weshould plan for targeted Murray’sproperty. ple,”said Dave Kelleher, Care rebates: $3,500 if the higher than the trade-in. place them strategically. these creative amenities in all Last week in Houston author- owner of twoChrysler deal- Theyutilize art in keypublic that we do. The recently ities searched his clinic and erships outside Philadelphia. Gladstone, Ore., where he clunkers,”Mountain View places to create gathering announced GrowGreater storage. He said the number of shop- used the government rebate President Clay Watson said places. Dalton Initiative has two pers has more than doubled to get apeppynew Scion xB. of the big Expeditions and Richard Florida, in his strategies: Senator quits after at one of his dealerships and The car gets about 28 miles vans that customers have best-selling book called “The 1. Accelerate economic is climbing at the other. per gallon on the highway been trading in. Rise of the Creative Class,” development, and affair with intern “The last twodays have compared with 17 for his old One customer brought in would say that these art cen- 2. Develop/implement a NASHVILLE — A been ripping,”hesaid. Ford Starcraft, amonster of a a1989 Ford F150 pickup. It ters become those areas with- community vision. Tennessee lawmaker The program — officially vehicle. had 285,000 miles on it and in acommunity that have the The community visioning resigned from the state called the Cash Allowance Without the incentive “I would have gotten only power of place. process will be acollabora- Senate on Tuesday after his Rebate System, or CARS — would probably keep driving about $200 or $300 in a Rebecca Ryan in her book tive effort with the extramarital affair with a22- took effect overthe weekend it,”Aten said. He said he was trade-in. “Live First, Work Second” University System of year-old intern wasrevealed at the nearly 20,000 car deal- concerned that the govern- Congress passed CARS describes cool communities Georgia. In short, all who by an investigation into an ers who have signed up with ment wasspending money earlier this year to help boost as those that embrace diver- choose to participate can pro- extortion case. “Due to the Department of on the program, butacknowl- flagging sales and get some sity,haveavariety of “third vide input as to what issues recent events, Ihavedecided Transportation. The program edged, “Maybe it will jump- of the filthiest cars and trucks places,” and have “stroll dis- confront us and what our pri- to focus my full attention on offers rebates of $3,500 to start the car industry alittle offthe nation’sroads. tricts.” orities should be in address- my family and resign my $4,500 for car shoppers who bit.” Nationally,new vehicle sales As Ryan states, “stroll ing those issues. Senate seat effective August scrap their old vehicles to In Chattanooga, Tenn., the are down 35 percent for the districts are people-friendly With the support from our 10,”Republican Sen. Paul buyones with better gas rebates generated about a first half of the year,and the areas where: community and the Board of Stanleywrote in his resigna- mileage. dozen deals overthe week- downturn has been devastat- I “You can park once and Regents for the University tion letter.Court records Jim Aten, 68, wasata end for Mountain View Ford. ing for automakers and deal- spend the rest of your after- System of Georgia, we will showthat Stanley, 47, told Toyota dealership in “Most of them are truly ers alike. noon walking from store to have alocal community pro- agents investigating ablack- store and experience to expe- fessionalworking with us. mail case that he had asexu- rience. This professional will seek al relationship with intern I “There are retail shops inputfromthe communityat McKensie Morrison. Her — both locally owned and largeand match that input boyfriend, Joel Watts, is Report: Microsoft on boutique chains — that with subject matter expertise charged with trying to extort attract discretionary dollars. from higher academia. $10,000 from Stanleyin I “There’sahuman scale Giventhe path that we April. Investigators say vergeofYahoo search deal to the sidewalks and store- will soon pursue, we have the Watts demanded the money fronts, making them accessi- ability,the resources and the in exchange for not releas- BY MICHAEL LIEDTKE far-reaching as manyinvestors power the search results and ble to window-shoppers and desire to build on the success ing to the media explicit AP Technology Writer envisioned. identify the appropriate com- passersby. of times past. Our future is photos of Morrison that Yahoo won’tget anycash mercialresults to display. I “And people can eat bright. Our opportunities are Stanleyhad taken in what SAN FRANCISCO — payments in advance from Microsoft, the world’s and drink ‘al fresco’ in the infinite. Our community has appears to be Stanley’s Microsoft Corp. appears to Microsoft, according to the largest software maker,has open air.” demonstrated time and time apartment. The senator is a have finally locked up rival reports. That development been courting Yahoo for sever- Which comes first — the again that anything is possi- married father of twowho Yahoo Inc. in along-awaited could disappoint investors. al years in hopes of expanding acquiring of and placement ble. Please join in as we work represents suburban Internet search partnership Yahoo Chief Executive Carol its share of the lucrative online of public art strategically in together for astronger,more Memphis. aimed at narrowing Google Bartz had pledged she would search market. commercial districts, or the vibrant Dalton-Whitfield Inc.’s commanding lead in the join forces with Microsoft only After being repeatedly building of retail/commercial community. Grief-stricken dad most lucrative piece of the for “boatloads of money.” rebuffed, Microsoft launched districts, and then place art wants death penalty online advertising market. Instead, it appears the two an unsolicited bid to buyYahoo within the districts? The details of the companies will split the rev- in its entirety.With co-founder Florida argues that cre- SAN ANTONIO — The Microsoft-Yahoo alliance are enue generated from the search Jerry Yang at the helm, Yahoo ative places are flourishing in warning signs were there. expected to be announced ads on their Websites. The put up such staunch resistance job creation because of the I Brian D. Anderson Sr.is Otty Sanchez, aschizophrenic today,according to The Wall reports indicated that Yahoo that Microsoft withdrewits last amenities offered in those president and CEOofthe with ahistory of hospitaliza- Street Journaland atechnolo- will handle the ad sales and offer of $47.5 billion, or $33 communities. So if we as a Dalton-Whitfield Chamber of tions, wasn’ttaking medica- gy blog affiliated with the customer service while per share, nearly 15 months community were to strategi- Commerce. tion and wasdepressed after newspaper,All Things D, Microsoft’stechnology will ago. her son’sbirth, the boy’s which both cited undisclosed father said. Asimple request people familiar with the dis- seemed to set her off, alarm- cussions. Have a ing him and his family.Yet, Both Redmond, Wash.- the 33-year-old woman was based Microsoft and Gold staying in ahouse where she Sunnyvale, Calif.-based Yahoo TAXFREE had access to samurai swords. declined to comment late Child welfare officials were Tuesday. $ July 31 Mine? nevercalled. Instead, Microsoft has an added to Sanchez’stroubles became Do youhavethe incentive to unveil the terms of $ HOLIDAY Aug. 2 following items apparent to authorities when the partnership within the next theyfound her before dawn lying around in day because its annual meeting your jewelrybox? Sunday screaming that she with analysts is Thursday.It SEE US FOR BACK-TO-SCHOOL had killed her baby.Her 3 would makesense for •Gold, Silver,Platinum 1/2-week-old son wasdis- Microsoft to use that forum to jewelryyou no longer membered in ascene so grue- explain its rationale for the $$wear some that police were left Yahoo alliance, said Brigantine •Silver or Gold Bullion shaken. Sanchez remained Advisors analyst Colin Gillis. 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Saturday 10 am -5pm 10A Wednesday, July 29, 2009 THE DAILY CITIZEN ArtReach programs Judiciary Committee benefit local organizations OKs Sotomayor for court SUBMITTED BY DALTON learning — applications that Dalton Arts Project has sent WASHINGTON (AP) — The near-unanimous both sides who have been ARTS PROJECT will help them taketheir first instructor and Dalton native Pushing toward ahistoric Republican vote against closely tracking the nomi- steps in kindergarten this Mimi Ensleytoteach atwo- Supreme Court confirma- Sotomayor on the Judiciary nation said as manyasfive Dalton Arts Project has fall. week program to youth in the tion vote, the Senate panel reflected the choice more Republicans could helped several local groups At NewHope Elementary, summer camps at the Boys Judiciary Committee on manyGOP conservatives join the five who have weather these tough econom- Angela Arthur started amul- and Girls Club.These dance Tuesday approvedJudge have made to side with their already announced their ic times by providing free ticultural unit working with classes culminated in aper- Sonia Sotomayor to be the core supporters and oppose intention to vote for arts programming. ESOL teachers to use music formance by the twogroups first Hispanic justice, over ajudge theycharge will Sotomayor.Theyspokeon Beneficiaries of these to ease transition for newstu- for peers, parents and coun- nearly solid Republican bring lib- condition of anonymity to ArtReach programs this dents. She also instituted a selors. opposition. eral bias avoid publicly predicting spring include Dalton- program in which older stu- Dalton Arts Project has The panel’s13-6 vote for and racial the outcome. Whitfield Daycare, the Boys dents act as instructors for been involved in manyother Sotomayor masked deep and gen- Conservative activists and Girls Club and New younger students, aprogram programs this summer. political divisions within der preju- are pressing for the GOP to Hope Elementary. that has provedbeneficial for These include adance and GOP ranks about confirm- dices to keep up aunited front For12weeks, Dalton Arts all involved. arts camp for residents of ing President Barack her deci- against Sotomayor,whatev- Project fundedcreative Dalton Arts Project also Cherokee Estates, the Obama’sfirst highcourt sions. er the political conse- movement classes for all par- funded aguest instructor Sheriff’sYouth Home for nominee. Just one Others in quences. “Republican sena- ticipants in the pre-K pro- from Atlanta, Vince Gully,to Girls and welcoming in sev- Republican, Sen. Lindsey the party, tors on the Judiciary gram at Dalton-Whitfield teach classes to youth eral renowned guest chore- Graham of South Carolina, Sotomayor however, Committee deservepraise Daycare. Studentsapplied enrolled in the Boys and ographersfor Dalton Dance joined Democrats to sup- are con- for putting principle above lessons learned in the class- Girls Club’safterschool pro- Company, the performing port her,although four oth- cerned that doing so could identity politics today in room to types of movement gram. This relationship has troupe of Dalton Arts ers have said they’ll vote for hurt their efforts to broaden voting against Sonia and more abstract areas of continued this summer as Project. Sotomayor when her nomi- their base, and particularly Sotomayor,” said Curt nation comes before the full alienateHispanic voters, a Levey of the conservative Senate next week — and fast-growing segment of the Committee for Justice. that number is expected to electorate. Hours after the panel’s grow. Hispanic and civil rights vote, Sen. Kay Bailey FlagAfghan “I would not have chosen groups hailed the Judiciary Hutchison, R-Texas, her,but Iunderstand why Committee’saction as a announced she too would President Obama did. I turning point in the march oppose Sotomayor,citing gladly give her my vote, toward embracing diversity the nominee’sviews on the because Ithink she meets and racial equality in the Second Amendment right the qualifications test,” United States. to keep and bear arms. The Alice West, apartic- Graham said. Obama’s Wade Henderson of the vote had posed aparticu- ipant at the Dalton- choice to nominate the first- Leadership Conference on larly stickydilemma for Whitfield Senior ever Latina to the highest Civil Rights called it “a sig- Hutchison, who is seeking court is “a big deal,”he nificant milestone in our her party’s2010 nomina- Center,isshown added, declaring that, country’sjourneytoward tion for governor in Texas, with her crocheted “America has changedfor providing equal justice where the population is afghan of the the better with her selec- under the law.” more than one-third American flag. tion.” Several strategists on Latino. There were no pat- terns forthis design so she cre- ated her own. West completed the piece in three months. The afghan was placed on exhibit July 6atthe annual American Flag exhibit at the Creative Arts Guild in Dalton.

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Baptist, Jasper Jasper with speakers Billy The family will receive and Philip Cross, all of last 48 years of her life in pallbearers. Honorary pall- • Thomas Blake Stark, Ronald Kyle, Dwayne friends and family today Chatsworth; mother,Mary Cisco. bearers will be CoreyWilson “Tommy” Brock, Dalton Hill and Wayman Chambers. from 5to7p.m. at the Louise Elliott; sisters, Lisa Survivors include her and Jonathan Davis. Adove • HubertBrown, Tunnel Burial will be in Grove Melrose Chapel of Ponders Faine of Calhoun and daughters, Mary Jo Davis release ceremonywill con- Hill LevelCemetery. Funeral Home. PatriciaPowell of and her husband L.T.ofOld clude the service. • Randall “Tater” Roper Funeral Home of The family requests that Chatsworth;sisters-in-law, Fort, Tenn., and Loretta The body will be at the Townsend, Chatsworth Jasper is in charge arrange- in lieu of flowers that dona- brothers-in-law, aunts, Sherrill of Dalton; sons, D.L. church for viewing one our • Charlcie Hall Wilson, ments. tions be made to the Pine uncles, nieces and nephews, Wilson and his wife Gail of prior to the start of the ser- Chatsworth This announcement is a Grove Baptist Church cousins. Cleveland, Tenn.; Mack vice. • Tomie Woody, Crandall courtesy of Julian Peeples Shelter Fund, 4004 Airport Services are Thursday at 2 Wilson and his wife Irene of The family will receive Funeral Home, Pleasant Road, Dalton, GA 30721. p.m. from the chapel of Crandall and Larry Wilson friends today from3until 9 Grove Chapel, Dalton. Messages may be sent to Shawn Chapman Funeral and his wife Lisa of p.m. at Jim Rush Funeral Obituarynotices are www.legacy.com the Brock family at Home with the Rev. Arthur Chatsworth; one brother, Homes, Wildwood Avenue posted online at www.pondersfuneralhome.c Corbinofficiating. Blaine Hall of Benton, Tenn.; Chapel who is in charge of www.daltondailycitizen.com Thomas Blake om. Burial will be in Tails 15 grandchildren, 27 great- the arrangements. ‘Tommy’ Brock Arrangements are by Creek Cemetery in Gilmer grandchildren, three sisters- www.legacy.com Lois J. Baptist locally owned and operated County. in-lawand several nieces and Mr.ThomasBlake Ponders Funeral Home, 138 The family will receive nephews. Tomie Woody Lois Jeanette Baptist, 81, “Tommy” Brock,18, of Melrose Drive,Dalton; (706) friends at the funeralhome ARemembranceofLife of Jasper,died Saturday, Dalton, departed this life 226-4002. Your Selected today after 4p.m. service is Thursday at 1p.m. Mr.Tomie Woody,71, of June 27, 2009, at her resi- Sunday morning, July 26, Independent Funeral Home. Arrangements madewith at Boanerges Baptist Church Crandall passed away dence, following aperiod of 2009, from injuries sustained www.legacy.com integrity by Shawn Chapman with the Rev. Randall Tuesday,July 28, 2009, at declining health. in an automobile accident. Funeral Home and Headrick and the Rev. Lee Hamilton Medical Center. Arrangements are incom- She wasborn in Stillwell, Tommy wasborn Feb.26, HubertBrown Crematory,Chatsworth. Ingram officiating. Okla., on April 20, 1928, and 1991, in Whitfield County. www.legacy.com Interment will followin plete and will be announced wasthe daughter of the late Tommy wasa2009 graduate Mr.HubertBrown, 84, of the church cemetery with by Shawn Chapman Funeral Tunnel Hill passed away Home and Crematory, Joseph Allen Mathis and of Southeast High School Charlcie Hall Wilson Aaron Wilson, JeffWilson, Lettie Elizabeth Ralston and wasemployed by Carpet Tuesday,July 28, 2009, at Shane Wilson, Rodney Chatsworth. Mathis. She wasalso pre- and Rug Backing Co. on the Chatsworth Health Care Charlcie Hall Wilson, 90, Wilson, Daniel Sherrill and www.legacy.com ceded in death by ason, Jerry grounds crew. Tommy wasa Center. went home to be with her Elijah Sherrill serving as Martin. very quiet, hardworking Arrangements are incom- Lord on Monday,July 27, She had worked as achef young man who lovedhis plete and will be announced 2009, in aChatsworth health in the motel/hotel industry family very much. by Shawn Chapman Funeral care facility.She wasborn in and wasamember of Grove He is survivedbyhis Home and Crematory, Polk County,Tenn., on June LevelBaptist Church in father,Gary Brock Sr.; broth- Chatsworth. 26, 1919, the daughter of the an’t” Dalton. er,Gary Brock Jr.; mother, www.legacy.com late AndrewHall and Lila WordsC Survivors include her hus- Sherry Harrison; grandpar- Rymer Hall who were Say What band of 23 years, the Rev. ents, Robert and Frances Randall ‘Tater’ descen- “Flowers John Baptist of Jasper; three Brock and David and Libby Townsend dants of daughters, Barbara Salyer of Neighbors, all of Dalton; pioneer Big Cypress Indian uncles and aunts, Bob and Mr.Randall “Tater” Polk Reservation, Fla., Diane Jackie Brock of Anchorage, Townsend, 46, of Chatsworth County City Florist passed away on Monday, families. Watters of Shannon, Wanda Alaska, David Neighbors Jr., 429 North 3rd Ave. •Chatsworth Martin of Gadsden;two Melanie and Jeremy July 27, 2009. Her sons, James Martin of Johnston, all of Chatsworth Mr.Townsend wasatruck husband, 706-695-4414 Collinsville and Marty and Tara and JeffSmith of driverfor Beaulieu for more Eldon Martin of Edgewater; four Tunnel Hill; nephew, Payden than 20 years. Wilson, sister,two brothers, all of Brock; cousins, John He waspreceded in death Wilson preceded Dalton;19grandchildren,27 Neighbors, Felicia Stephens, by his father,Emery Eugene her in Do You Have great-grandchildren,one Cody and Ethan Johnston, Townsend; brother,Jeffery death along with agrandson, great-great-grandchild, Austin and Hali Smith, Scott Townsend and his Michael Wilson and agreat- nieces and nephews. Hunter and Kyleigh grandmother,Lottie Guy. granddaughter,Hope Fowler. ALLERGIES? At her request, Mrs. Neighbors; best friends, Survivors include his lov- She wasamember of Baptist wascremated and a CoreyHackney, the Pattrick ing wife of 28 years, Debra Boanerges Baptist Church We Have Effective Treatment memorial service will be family,Rogers family, Banks Townsend; son, and she lovedgardening, Saturday at 10:30 a.m. at Roberts family,Gordon fam- MatthewTownsend; daugh- quilting and being with her First Baptist Church of ily and Peeples family. ter and son-in-law, Joanna family.She had spent the Dalton AllergyClinic Dalton Ear Nose &Throat Dalton706.226.2142 DPDhosting National Night Out event Calhoun 706.629.5000 The Dalton Police and emergencyservices per- Dalton Fire Department, Formore information on Department will host the sonnel to raise awareness of Whitfield County Sheriff’s the nationwide event visit National Night Out Fair on crime,gangs, and drug pre- Office, Whitfield County www.nationaltownwatch.org Tuesday from 6to9p.m. at vention efforts and opportu- Fire Department, Whitfield /nno/about.html. the North Georgia nities. County EmergencyMedical Fairgrounds, 500 Legion “Wehad agreat turnout Services, Whitfield County Drive.Admission is free and for the event last year,and EmergencyManagement the event will feature plenty we’re hoping that even more Agency, Safe Kids: Dalton, of free games and also free members of our community Amerigroupand Allstate will hot dogs provided by join us this year,” said Dalton participate. Outback Steakhouse. Police Chief Jason Parker. The event will feature Supplies will be limited, “It’sagreat chance for police inflatable play areas for chil- so guests are encouraged to officers and public safety dren, and there will be free arrive early. employees to meet the peo- giveaways of important fire Police officials say the ple we serveand improve the safety and crime prevention Hamilton National Night Out is agreat waywecommunicate and information that families can opportunity for members of talk about howwecan better use to protect themselves and the community to meet and work together.” their property.Free gun locks interact with lawenforce- In addition to the Dalton and free fingerprint kits for ment officers, firefighters Police Department, the children will be available. Welcomes Cooling assistance program opens Aug. 3

The state Department of cost of energy for home Assistance is on a“first- Human Resources, with cooling directly to the sup- come, first-served” basis, which North Georgia plier,and be U.S. citizens or while the very limited Hamilton Medical Center Community Action con- aliens admitted to the U.S. amount of funds last. tracts, says acooling assis- for lawful, permanent resi- Anylow-income resi- would like to welcome tance program will open dence. dents of Whitfield or Murray Aug. 3with the beginning of To apply,applicants must counties who believe their Dr.Ayo C. Makinde the homebound/elderly bring their most recent elec- household meets the defini- to its Medical Staff. application period. tric bill, proof of household tion of “homebound” or Homebound households income, proof of valid Social “elderly” should contact are defined as thosehouse- Security number and proof North Georgia Community holds in whichevery house- of citizenship or alien status. Action’sCommunity hold member is confined to In addition, elderly house- Service Center beginning Dr.Makinde is another example of the home because of medical holds must provide proof of Aug. 3at8:30 a.m. Whitfield conditions or disabilities. age for all household mem- County residents should call why Hamilton is aregional leader in Elderly households are bers. (706) 226-7241 and Murray defined as those in which Assistance will be in the County residents should call health care. every member is 65 or older. form of aone-time payment (706) 695-5913. If anyone in the household is on behalf of the eligible under 18 and all the other household to help offset the household members are 65 cost of cooling their homes. or older,that household will The checks are issued direct- meet the definition of elder- ly to the home energy suppli- ly. er.Nochecks can be issued 706-935-2328 All households must meet until North Georgia 7154 Nashville Street CERTIFICATIONS the income criteria, be Community Action receives Ringgold, GA AyoC.Makinde, MD www.ringgoldcdj.com Board Eligible responsible for paying the the funds from the state. Pediatrics MEDICAL DEGREE Mill Creek Ogun StateUniversity •Digital Hearing Aids Nigeria has openings •DiagnosticHearing NOWACCEPTING •Evaluations NEWPATIENTS: •Dizziness & RESIDENCYTRAINING for pre-K Balance Testing White’sPediatrics Columbia University Collegeof The Georgia pre-K pro- •Assistive Listening 1575 Chattanooga Avenue Physicians and Surgeons gram at Mill Creek Learning Devices Suite 1 New York, NY Center in RockyFace has openings for the 2009-2010 Dalton, Georgia 30720 school year.This is afree Hear What 706.876.2130 INTERNSHIP TRAINING program with no charge for Columbia University Collegeof lunches or snacks. It is not You’ve Been Dr. Denise R. Sheppard Physicians and Surgeons based on family income and Audiologist is open to all 4-year-olds. Missing New York, NY To register,call (706) 673-6651. The center is on Babb Road. Northwest Georgia Hearing Center Subscribe to The Daily Citizen 1436 ChattanoogaAvenue,Dalton,GA 30720 Call 706-217-NEWS 706-279-EARS (3277) hamiltonhealth.com •706.272.6114 •Dalton, Georgia 12A Wednesday, July 29, 2009 THE DAILY CITIZEN

Almanac Georgia Weather National Weather forJuly29, 2009 Chattanooga through 3p.m. yest. -10s -0s 0s 10s 20s 30s 40s 50s 60s 70s 80s 90s 100s 110s Temperature: Dalton Forecasts and graphics provided High/low...... 89°/70° by AccuWeather,Inc. ©2009 Seattle 99/62 Precipitation: Gainesville 24 hrs.to3p.m. yest. .. 0.01" 80/69 Billings 70/52 ® Athens RealFeel Temperature Minneapolis Detroit The patented AccuWeather.com 84/70 76/58 81/60 NewYork RealFeel Temperature is an exclusive Chicago 85/71 indexofeffectivetemperature based on Atlanta Augusta 76/56 eight weather factors.Shown is the high- 85/70 est values of the day. 89/70 San Francisco Denver 95 69/56 Kansas City 88 90 87 93 89 74/48 Washington 78 80 80 84/64 86/71

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BY JON KRAWCZYNSKI ning blowfor the Vikings detract from the team that linebacker Ben Leber told The Associated Associated Press Writer after theyopenly courted we have.” Press in aphone interview. “The writing on MINNEAPOLIS — Brett Favre has hand- Favre all summer.Adding Last year,Favre tear- the wall wasaslong as his arm washealthy ed the Minnesota Vikings one more loss. Favre would have been fully retired from the he wasgoing to play.Ithought it wasjust a The 39-year-old Favre called Vikings viewed by manyasthe Green Bay Packers after contractual deal that wastaking so long and I coach Brad Childress on Tuesday to tell the final piece for ateam that 17 seasons in the NFL really expected him to be at camp. So Iwas coach he won’tbecoming out of retirement already has star running and three MVP awards — really surprised.” to play for Minnesota. back Adrian Peterson and then made an about-face After twomonths of rehab, Favre told “It wasthe hardest decision I’ve ever astingy veteran defense and played for the New Childresshedidn’tthink he had enough in Childress Favre made,” Favre told ESPN. “I didn’tfeel like that returns nearly intact York Jets. He retired him to get through afull season. physically Icould play at alevel that was from last year’sNFC North title season. again, had surgery in May to alleviate atorn “I had to be careful not to commit for the acceptable. Iwould liketothank everyone, “It wasarare and unique opportunity to biceps tendon and then flirted with the idea wrong reasons,”Favre said. “Theywere includingthe Packers, Jets and Vikings — consider adding not only afuture Hall of of coming back again with the Vikings, the telling me, ‘You went through all this, you but, most importantly,the fans.” Fame quarterback butone that is very famil- Packers’ NFC North rival. The decision, which wasfirst reported by iar with our system and division,”Childress “When Iheard the news, Iwas probably the StarTribune of Minneapolis, is astun- said in aprepared statement. “That does not as surprised and shocked as everybody else,” Please see FAVRE, 2B

PRO BASEBALL Boggs gets That hurt another call Sorianogives up from Cards BY R.B. FALLSTROM Associated Press Writer Gload’sclutch HR ST.LOUIS — The St. Louis Cardinals are sending struggling Todd BY STEVEN WINE Wellemeyer to the bullpen. It did not Associated Press Writer come as asurprise to the right-hander, MIAMI — Pinch-hitter Ross Gload hit atwo-run homer 7-9 with a5.79 ERA. with one out in the bottom of the ninth, and the Florida “I’ll be in the bullpen for who Marlins rallied past the Atlanta Braves4-3 on Tuesday knows howlong night. and try to makethe Cody Ross walked against Rafael Soriano (1-2) to start best of it,” the ninth and advanced on asacrifice. Gload pulled a3-1 Wellemeyer said. pitch into the right- “Wehad to switch Braves at field seats and was it up and see howit Marlins mobbed by team- goes. mates when he Tonight, 7:10 p.m. “I’m going to reached the plate. makeitagood Soriano blewa thing for me, that’s I Boggs TV:SPORTSOUTH (Charter 72, save for only the sec- all there is to it.” Optilink 41) ond time in 16 Wellemeyer threwabullpen ses- I PITCHERS:Kawakami (8-7, 2.98) chances. sion Tuesday before the Cardinals vs. VandenHurk (1-0, 2.45) Atlanta’sGarret played the Dodgers. Manager Tony La I NOTEWORTHY:Chipper Jones Anderson hit ago- Russa said the pitcher will be available has four homers in his past nine ahead homer to lead for relief duty beginning Thursday. games. He is 7-for-12 with four homers offthe top of the “Wedon’tlack anyconfidence in against Florida’sRicky Nolasco. ninth against Leo what he’scapable of doing, buthe’s Nunez (3-3). Chipper been struggling,”LaRussa said. “I Jones started the sixth inning with his 13th homer for the think he understands.” Bravestomakethe score 2-all. The Cardinals plan to recall righty Florida movedone game ahead of Atlanta, which fell to Mitchell Boggs, who is from Dalton, third place in the NL East. AP PHOTO from Triple-A Memphis to take Atlanta right-hander Jair Jurrjens held Florida to tworuns in six innings Tuesday. But reliever Rafael Soriano gave up agame-winning, two-run, Please see BRAVES, 2B pinch-hit homer to Ross Gload in the ninth and the Marlins won4-3. Please see CARDS, 2B

PREP FOOTBALL: DALTON HIGH Burse thrilled to have community’ssupport BY MARTY KIRKLAND INSIDE [email protected] Most college students could always use jVick suitors aren’t plentiful, 2B afew more bucks toward their education. jTV listings; NL, AL baseball standings, 3B Thanks to alocal community group, jLongtime Eagles assistant dies, 3B AlexBurse will have $1,000 more to help jGM to drop Buick Open sponsorship, 3B him when he begins life as astudent-ath- lete at Shorter College in afew days. The award is in honorofJohnson, who Burse, who started on the Dalton High wasshot and killed on May 28, 2007, football team’soffensive line the past two days before the end of his junior year at seasons, wasthe second recipient of Dalton High, where he wasastandout Concerned Citizens of Dalton’sAndre defensive lineman for the Catamounts. Johnson Scholarship Award. He waspre- Burse, who wasayear behind Johnson in sented with the award — acheckisonits school, remembered learning plenty about waytoShorter — during aceremonyon the game from his older teammate. Tuesday night at the Dalton Community “You can watch his highlight film and Center,where Burse said he spent plenty see he went hard every play,” Burse said. of summer days hanging out and partici- “Every time the whistle blew, he was pating in camps while growing up. going to go hard.” “I likehaving the feeling of having the Burse signed apartial athletic scholar- MISTY WATSON/The Daily Citizen community behind me, pushing me to ship four months ago with Shorter,an Former Dalton High football standout AlexBurse,center,talks with his sister Rakesha succeed,”Burse said. “Everywhere Igo Burse,left, and T’Aun Greynolds on Tuesdayprior to receiving a$1,000 scholarship people are cheering for me, telling me from the Concerned Citizens of Dalton in honor of the late Andre Johnson. theywant me to succeed and do good.” Please see BURSE, 2B

SWIMMING: WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS Phelps tries to push ahead following shocking loss

BY PAUL NEWBERRY stunning loss in the 200-meter freestyle erning body starting in 2010. But for now, it’s 200 butterfly.He’salso got the 100 fly and a Associated Press Writer Tuesday — his first defeat in amajor individ- perfectlylegal. couple of relays left, all of which look like ROME — Michael Phelps has four more ual race since 2005. Biedermann is the world champion. solid chances for gold. But he’salways chances to win gold at the world swimming No sooner had theyclimbed from the “The suits makeadifference,”hesaid. “I stewed more overlosses than savored wins. championships. water,the debate wason. hope there will be atime when Ican beat “Theoretically, that wasapretty good He’snot likely to be satisfied until he gets Wasitthe man? Or wasitthe suit? Michael Phelps without these suits. Ihope swim for me, three-tenths offmybest time another shot at Paul Biedermann. Biedermann acknowledged that he had an next year.Ihope it’sreally soon.” after taking six months off,”said Phelps, refer- In different suits, that is. edge in his Arena X-Glide, apolyurethane Phelps can’twait. ring his layoffafter winning arecord eight The unheralded German glided across the suit that has surpassed the Speedo LZR “It’sgoing to be fun next year,” he said, gold medals at the Olympics. “I mean, I’m not water,steadily pulling away from the win- Racer worn by Phelps. All those suits are on “when swimming is back to swimming.” happy, butImean IknowIdidn’ttrain much ningest Olympian ever,and handed Phelps a the wayout, to be banned by the sport’sgov- Phelps will swim today in the final of the this year.For right now, I’ll takeit.” WWW. DALTONDAILYCITIZEN. COM 2B Wednesday, July 29, 2009 THE DAILY CITIZEN

PRO FOOTBALL So far, no takers on QB Vick

THE ASSOCIATED PRESS tionofthe single wing. If anyNFL teams are interested in The package featured direct long snaps to Michael Vick, they’re not saying. running back Ronnie Brown, who usually ran Aday after the quarterback wascondi- with the ball. tionally reinstated to the league, only the TheWildcat would takeadvantage of Baltimore Ravens would directly acknowl- Vick’srunning ability,but the Dolphins edge evaluating him. drafted another runningquarterback in April: “We’ve had long discussions about West Virginia’sPat White. Theyalso have Michael Vick and we have afeeling about how 2008 NFL Comeback Player of the Year he would impact our team and not impact our Chad Pennington returning and promising team,”coach John Harbaugh said Tuesday. Chad Henne as the No. 2quarterback. General manager Ozzie Newsome “Wedon’thaveaninterest,”general man- declined comment. Previously,hehas said ager JeffIreland said in astatement. “Welike the Ravens have enough quarterbacks. the players we have on our current roster.” Other teams either refused comment or DenverBroncos coach Josh McDaniels insisted theywouldn’tpick up the former said “we’re not bringing him in right now,”but Atlanta Falcons star,who served 18 months acknowledged the team is always weighing its in federal prison for running adogfighting options. The Broncos have uncertainty at ring and wasreleased from home confine- quarterback after trading the disgruntled Jay ment on July 20. Cutler.Kyle Orton is penciled in as the starter. Commissioner Roger Goodell said “We’re always going to try to do what’s Monday that Vick can immediately takepart best for the organization — that could mean in preseason practices, workouts and meet- AP PHOTO it’saplayer or asituation that we’re going to ings and can play in the final twopreseason Former Atlanta Falcons quarterbackMichael Vick, reinstated on Mondayby evaluate,”McDaniels said. “We’re always games — if he can find ateam. NFL commissioner Roger Goodell, might find it tough to land ajob after com- going to try to makesure that we leave no Once the season begins, Vick may participate pleting his federal dogfighting conviction twoyearsago. stone unturned. If it means adding aplayer, in all team activities except games, and Goodell we have looked at every player that we feel said he would consider Vick for full reinstate- troubled players asecond chance, or more. “Quarterbacks are likequeen bees — you out therecouldhelp us at this time.” ment by Week 6(Oct. 18-19) at the latest. But Cincinnati has afull complement of can only have one of them before theystart One organization that wants Vick is the Twoclubs that might have seemed likea quarterbacks, and starter Carson Palmer has stepping on each other.And we have ours. upstart UFL. The four-team league plans to logical destination — the Miami Dolphins fully recovered from an elbowinjury that Carson’sthe guy.That’swhy it just doesn’t kick offasix-game season in October. and Cincinnati Bengals — said theywould- sidelined him for 12 games last season. fitfor here in afootball sense.” “I still think we are the best option for n’tpursue Vick. “When you have asituation likeours, he’s The Dolphins rejuvenated their offense him,”UFL commissioner Michael Huyghue Bengals owner MikeBrown refers to him- avery difficult fit,”Brown said. last season by mixing in the Wildcat, avaria- said. self as “a redeemer” and is known for giving Braves County champs Favre: What now? Continued from page 1B Continued from page 1B achance for revenge on GM TedThompson and the NL batting leader had the surgery and you’ve Packers, whom he felt gave HanleyRamirez had a got to finish it off.’But I up on him too soon when two-run doublefor Florida have legitimate reasons for deciding to move forward butlater struck out twice my decision. I’m 39 with a last summer with quarter- with arunner in scoring lot of sacks to my name.” back Aaron Rodgers. He position. The Marlins had NowChildress has some wassent instead to the Jets, at least one hit in every damage control to do with where he appeared rejuve- inning butthe second. Tarvaris Jackson and Sage nated early in the season Starters Jair Jurrjens Rosenfels, the twoveterans before arm problems arose. and RickyNolasco depart- who were expected to com- He threwnine interceptions ed with the score 2-2. pete for the job before the in the final five weeks and Jurrjens pitched six latest Favre drama began. the Jets finished the year 1- innings, Nolasco seven. Jackson and Rosenfels 4tomiss the playoffs. Atlanta took a1-0 lead were peppered with ques- Vikings players will in the second inning when tions about Favre during the begin arriving in Mankato Ryan Church led offwith a team’sminicamps this sum- for trainingcamp today, walk and later scored on mer. with amandatory reporting Martin Prado’ssingle. It already wasatesty sit- day of Thursday and the Florida scored twice in uation for them to deal first practice on Friday. the third. Nolasco led off with, and nowtheywill Childress has said he with asingle, Emilio likely face awhole newset believesthe Vikings will be Bonifacio singled and both of inquiries with the job up good with or without Favre. scored on Ramirez’sdouble. for grabs again. “Aswehaveconsistently The Braves’ first two CONTRIBUTED PHOTO Jackson’sagent, Joel communicated, we feel batters reached in the Westside’sDiamond Dolls finished in first place in Whitfield County Parks and Segal, said he spoketohis good about our team and fourth, butNolasco Recreation Department 9-10 softball playthis summer.Team membersare front row, client shortly after the news theyhaveput forth a pitched out of the jam. left to right, Abbie Harris, Anna Clark, Hannah Jackson, Alyssa Ward and Faith Burt; broke. tremendous effort this off- Church grounded into an second row, Aubree Cervantes, MollyMassingill, Jaida Walston, Kaleigh Maciejewski “He washis usual cool, season preparing for the inning-ending double play. and Kaylee Ensley; backrow,coaches Shelia Walston and Regina Massingill. calm and collected self,” season ahead,”hesaid. Abaserunning blunder Segalsaid. “He said, “With this behindus, we by Jeremy Hermida ‘Great, let’sget ready for look forward to getting to spoiled ascoring chance camp.”’ Mankato and getting train- for Florida in the eighth. Favre holds almost every ing camp under way.” With one out, Hermida Burse: Dedication pays off NFL career passing record Of course, this is Favre, that matters, including which means there always singled to left, butafter Continued from page 1B extremely hard and has been very,very dedi- touchdown passes (464), could be the possibility that rounding first he turned his catedingetting himself to wherehecould completions (5,720), yards he will change his mind. As back to the ball, strolled NAIA school that competes in the Mid-South play at the next level.” toward the base and was passing (65,127), regular- farasLeber is concerned, Conference. He said he’ll spend his freshman Concerned Citizens of Dalton president season victories (169) and however, there’snoturning picked offbyshortstop year working hard in the classroom in hopes Horace Moore said the group wasformed Yunel Escobar. interceptions (310). Many back now. of adding the state’sHOPE scholarship to his about ayear before Johnson’sdeath, butthe thought he could help the “In my mind this should list of grants for the future, butheknows the incident — gang-related convictions were Vikings land that elusive be the end of it,”hesaid. Johnson Scholarship will also be abig help. handed down to those charged in the Super Bowl championship, “Toberespectful of the Buehrle sets The 6-foot-1-inch, 285-pound Burse has Memorial Day shooting — spurred CCOD even if he wasreviled by playersthatare involved spent much of his summer in physical train- members to become more active. fans here during his incred- and the team as awhole, ing to prepare for the jump into adeeper tal- “When Andre got killed, we went in and ible run across the state line you have to put an end to MLB record ent pool in college, buthe’salso quickly dis- tried to pull all the kids together and keep in Wisconsin. this and you can’tlet it covering the other half of life as astudent- MINNEAPOLIS (AP) them all from getting in trouble,”Moore said. Favre insteadpassed on linger on.” — Chicago White Sox ace athlete. He’soften been busy filling out “And that wasthe purpose of the Concerned Mark Buehrle set amajor paperwork and getting things in place so he’ll Citizens, to motivate and help the kids and league record by retiring be ready when football players report to cam- try to encourage them to go on to school and 45 straight batters. pus next Wednesday,aday before theyhave be something. We felt that wasneeded.” Coming offaperfect their first practice. The activities of the group have been as Cards: Impatient game in his last start Not surprisingly,anticipation of the hectic grassrootsasaSaturday cookout at the against Tampa Bay, schedule and newchallenges that will soon Dalton Community Center that Moore calls Continued from page 1B butt off,”Wellemeyer said. “I knowwhat Ineed to do.” Buehrle retired the first 17 occupyhis days has givenBurse — who said the Hot Dog Rodeo. Local business owner Minnesota Twins batters on he’ll study sports management at Shorter — Wellemeyer’sturn against Even if Wellemeyer Randy Beckler beganrewarding children returns to the rotation, it’ll Tuesday night to surpass some jitters about what’sahead. involved at the center $10 for each “A”ina Houston on Friday night. Boggs has started four times probably be as aspot the record of 41 straight set But those tasks are part of the opportunity core class on their report card. And CCOD for St. Louis this season and starter.The Cardinalshave by and San Francisco’sJim Burse worked toward in his time at Dalton. also feeds participants during local Special Cats coach Adam Winegarden, who took is 1-0 with a3.22 ERA. nine days offthe rest of the Barr in 1972 and tied by Olympics, Moore said. overthe team prior to Burse’ssenior season, St. Louis beganthe day season after aheavy early teammate Bobby Jenks, a But the scholarship is one of the most vis- sawthat firsthand. in second place in the NL scheduleand La Russa reliever, in 2007. ible activities for the group. Blane Bradford, plans on going with four Buehrle retired 27 in a “You have alot of people who may want Central, ahalf-game behind to makeexcuses about certain circumstances, aformer Dalton football player whom Moore Chicago. starters wheneverpossible. rowagainst the Rays in his called Johnson’s“best friend,”was the recip- Chris Carpenter (9-3, last start, the 18th perfect whytheycan’tget something done. That Wellemeyer went 13-9 ient of last year’sscholarship, which is with a3.71 ERA last year in 2.19), Adam Wainwright game in baseball history, wasn’thim,”said Winegarden, who recalled financed by the group’sfundraisers, includ- his first full season as a (11-6, 2.95), Joel Pineiro then breezed through the Burse always being ready to go when the starter. (9-9, 2.95) and Kyle Lohse first five innings against the coach picked him up for early morning work- ing barbecue sales and an annual banquet. “One day,” Moore said, “somebody’s He said he’sbeen impa- (4-6, 4.35) all are having Twins to break the record. outs during the winter.“No matter what much stronger years. adversity he had or faced, he made it happen, going to come back and say ‘If it hadn’thave tient to finish offhitters, His bid for asecond and ends up leaving balls up Rookie center fielder consecutive perfect game and that wasjust through desire and hard been for them, Iwouldn’thavemade it. They helped me, so I’m coming back to put back.’” in the strikezone. Colby Rasmus, who had a — no pitcher in baseball work.” “Mechanically Ifeel second cortisone injection history has ever achieved Dalton High athletic director Ronnie CCOD asks for suggestions from the com- munity,including area coaches, while trying good, and nowit’sjust a for abruised left heel on the feat — ended with a McClurg, who led the football program dur- matter of just goingout Monday,was back in the walk to Alexi Casilla on a ing Burse’ssophomore and junior seasons, to find aworthycollege-bound athlete from there and competing my lineup and batting sixth. close call with twoouts in wasalso happytosee the award come to his either Christian Heritage, Dalton, Northwest the sixth. The Metrodome formerplayer. Whitfield or Southeast, Moore said. And in crowd stood and cheered “It’skind of adream come true for him,” addition to the larger scholarship,Moore said after the walk, trying to rat- McClurgsaid.“Whenhecame to Dalton the group tries to provide asmaller scholar- tle Buehrle. Then Denard High,hetalked about playing at the next ship to astudent at each of the other schools. Span followed with asingle leveland he knewwhat it wasgoing to take “I believe if you takefrom the communi- to break up the no-hitter. for him to get to the next level. He worked ty,” Moore said, “you have to give back.” DONATE THATCAR! Read The Daily Citizen online: Free Pickup •Tax Write-Off •WeDoPaperwork •Running/Not www.daltondailycitizen.com Vehicles, Real Estate Providence Rescue Mission &Boys Home Boats, RVs, etc. 706-275-0268 THE DAILY CITIZEN Wednesday, July 29, 2009 3B SPORTS BRIEFS SCOREBOARD GOLF Eagles’ Johnson, Feliciano (7), S.Green (9) and Schneider.W— 68, dies of cancer Pelfrey8-6. L—Marquis 12-7. TELEVISION ——— Washington 100 400 030 — 8120 GM sponsorship of PHILADELPHIA — On Today Milwaukee 010 001 001 — 370 Jim Johnson, whose MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL attacking defenses helped 2:10 p.m. Balester,Bergmann (7), Kensing (8), Villone (9) WGN — Houston at Chicago Cubs and Nieves; Villanueva,Dillard (5), Hoffman (9), the Eagles to one Super 7p.m. DiFelice (9) and Kendall. W—Balester 1-1. L— Bowl appearance and five ESPN — N.Y.Yankees at Tampa Bay Villanueva 2-8. HRs—Washington, Morgan (3), Buick Open to end 7:10 p.m. Dunn (26), C.Guzman (5). Milwaukee,Braun (21). NFC title games, has SPORTSOUTH (Optilink 41, Charter 72) — Atlanta died. He was68. at Florida League Leaders THE ASSOCIATED PRESS SOCCER Johnson had taken a National League 9:30 p.m. DETROIT — General Motors Co. will BATTING—HaRamirez, Florida, .348; Sandoval, leave of absence from the ESPN2 — MLS,All-Star Game,Everton vs.MLS San Francisco,.328; Tejada, Houston, .327; Pujols, end its half-century run as sponsor of the All-Stars,atSalt LakeCity team in May as he contin- St. Louis,.324; DWright, NewYork, .323; Helton, Buick Open golf tournament as it tries to ued to battle acancerous Colorado,.323; Hawpe,Colorado,.319. focus scarce marketing dollars on its cars tumor on his spine. The RUNS—Pujols,St. Louis,79; Braun, Milwaukee, RO BASEBALL 72; Utley, Philadelphia, 72; Victorino,Philadelphia, and trucks, aperson briefed on the decision Eagles announced his P 72; Zimmerman, Washington, 69; Werth, said Tuesday. death on Tuesday. Philadelphia, 68; Reynolds,Arizona, 66. NL Glance RBI—Pujols,St. Louis,91; Fielder,Milwaukee,88; GM and tour officials will makethe Aveteran of 22 years Howard, Philadelphia, 77; Dunn, Washington, 74; announcement after this year’sopen, which as an NFL assistant, East Division Ibanez, Philadelphia, 74; Braun, Milwaukee,69; WLPct GB Utley, Philadelphia, 69. begins Thursday and ends Sunday,said the Johnson’sdefensescon- Philadelphia 57 40 .588 — HITS—Tejada, Houston, 130; Victorino, person, who did not want to be identified sistently ranked among Florida 52 48 .520 61/2 Philadelphia, 125; HaRamirez, Florida, 122; Braun, Atlanta 51 49 .510 71/2 Milwaukee,120; DWright, NewYork, 119; FLopez, because the announcement will not be made the best in the league, NewYork4851.485 10 Milwaukee,115; Sandoval, San Francisco,115. until the tournament ends. including last season, Washington 32 68 .320 26 1/2 DOUBLES—Tejada, Houston, 33; Helton, Central Division Colorado,29; HaRamirez, Florida, 29; Sandoval, The decision calls into question the fate when the Eagles finished WLPct GB San Francisco,29; Hawpe,Colorado,28; of the other PGA Tour stop sponsored by AP PHOTO third in total defense and Chicago 52 45 .536 — FSanchez, Pittsburgh, 28; CRoss,Florida, 27; St. Louis 54 48 .529 1/2 GM, the Buick Invitational held in February fell one victory short of DWright, NewYork, 27. KennyPerrywon the 2008 Buick Houston 50 49 .505 3 TRIPLES—Bourn,Houston, 8; SDrew, Arizona, 7; in San Diego. Milwaukee 49 51 .490 41/2 Open title at WarwickHills in Grand the Super Bowl. GParra, Arizona, 7; Kemp,Los Angeles,6;Morgan, GM spokesman Pete Ternes said the Cincinnati 45 54 .455 8 Washington, 6; JUpton, Arizona, 6; Victorino, Blanc, Mich. Pittsburgh 43 56 .434 10 Philadelphia, 6. companyisdiscussing its future role with West Division HOME RUNS—Pujols,St. Louis,34; AdGonzalez, WLPct GB PGA Tour officials. The company’scontract Burress to appear San Diego,27; Reynolds,Arizona, 27; Dunn, The companyisselling or phasing out its Los Angeles 62 37 .626 — Washington, 26; Howard, Philadelphia, 26; Ibanez, for the twostops ends in 2010, he said. Colorado 54 46 .540 81/2 Pontiac, Saturn, Saab and Hummer brands before grand jury Philadelphia, 26; Fielder,Milwaukee,24. San Francisco 53 46 .535 9 “Both are under discussion and we STOLEN BASES—Bourn, Houston, 37; Morgan, and will concentrate on selling Chevrolet, Arizona 43 57 .430 19 1/2 NEW YORK — A Washington, 31; Fowler,Colorado,24; Pierre,Los haven’tsigned or agreed to anychanges at San Diego 39 62 .386 24 Cadillac, Buick and GMC. lawyer for Plaxico Angeles,23; Kemp,Los Angeles,21; Taveras, this point,”hesaid Tuesday. The century-old automaker has been cut- Cincinnati, 21; DWright, NewYork, 21. Burress says the former ——— The troubled automaker,which emerged ting back on everything from professional Monday’sGames PITCHING —Cain, San Francisco,12-2; Marquis, Giants wide receiveris St. Louis 6, L.A. Dodgers 1 Colorado,12-7; Lincecum, San Francisco,11-3; from Chapter 11 bankruptcyprotection on baseball to NASCAR in the past year.In set to testify before a N.Y.Mets 7, Colorado 3 Wainwright, St. Louis,11-6; JSantana, NewYork, July 10, has been cutting back on profes- 2008 GM ended anine-year endorsement Cincinnati 6, San Diego 4 11-8; Cook, Colorado,10-3; Billingsley, Los grand jury that is investi- Chicago Cubs 5, Houston 1, 13 innings Angeles,10-5. sional sports sponsorships for the past year deal with golf superstar Tiger Woods, who gating weapons charges Washington 14, Milwaukee 6 STRIKEOUTS—Lincecum, San Francisco,183; to conservemarketing dollars. Earlier this will play in this week’sBuick Open in Philadelphia 6, Arizona 2 JVazquez, Atlanta, 150; Haren, Arizona, 141; against him. San Francisco 4, Pittsburgh 2 Gallardo,Milwaukee,136; Wainwright, St. Louis, month the companyplaced longtime prod- Grand Blanc Township, Mich., about 50 Lawyer Benjamin Tuesday’sGames 130; Billingsley, Los Angeles,126; WRodriguez, uct development chief Bob Lutz in charge miles north of Detroit. Florida 4, Atlanta 3 Houston, 124. Brafman says Burress N.Y.Mets 4, Colorado 0 SAVES—Street, Colorado,25; BrWilson, San of marketing, and he has said the company YetTernessaid GM will continue to will appear at 10 a.m. San Diego 3, Cincinnati 2 Francisco,25; Bell, San Diego,25; Franklin, St. will focus its advertising more on products. sponsor professional sports. Washington 8, Milwaukee 3 Louis,23; Broxton, Los Angeles,23; Cordero, today. Houston at Chicago Cubs,late Cincinnati, 23; FrRodriguez, NewYork, 23. GM, which has racked up more than $80 “Wewill continue to be involved in the Burress shot himself in L.A. Dodgers at St. Louis,late billion in losses in the past four years, is try- future, because theyoffer great platforms to Philadelphia at Arizona, late American League the thigh at aManhattan Pittsburgh at San Francisco,late ing to spend more promoting its newvehi- get the word out about our newproducts,” nightclub early on the Today’sGames BATTING—ISuzuki, Seattle,.363; Mauer, cles, especially its cars, which it says are he said. “However, as we reduce from eight morning of Nov. 29. Houston (Hampton 6-7) at Chicago Cubs (R.Wells Minnesota, .358; Bartlett, Tampa Bay, .332; 6-4), 2:20 p.m. MiCabrera, Detroit, .328; Jeter,New Yo rk,.322; competitive or better than those made by its brands to four,wewill be looking closely at He wascharged with Pittsburgh (Duke9-9) at San Francisco (Cain 12- MYoung, Texas,.321; Rolen, Toronto,.318. Japanese rivals. all our marketing relationships.” criminal possession of a 2), 3:45 p.m. RUNS—Figgins,Los Angeles,78; BRoberts, Atlanta (Kawakami 5-7) at Florida (Jo.Johnson 9- Baltimore,72; Scutaro,Toronto,72; Damon, New weapon and faces up to 3 2), 7:10 p.m. Yo rk,71; Kinsler,Texas,71; Pedroia, Boston, 71; 1/2 years in prison. Colorado (Hammel 5-5) at N.Y.Mets (J.Santana Morneau, Minnesota, 70. 11-8), 7:10 p.m. RBI—Morneau, Minnesota, 83; Longoria, Tampa Burress has pleaded not San Diego (Latos 1-1) at Cincinnati (Harang 5-11), Bay, 76; Bay, Boston, 73; Teixeira, NewYork, 72; guilty and is free on 7:10 p.m. Konerko,Chicago,68; AHill, Toronto,67; Beer brawl promptsnew law Washington (Mock0-4) at Milwaukee (M.Parra4- VMartinez, Cleveland, 67. $100,000 bail. 8), 8:05 p.m. HITS—ISuzuki, Seattle,145; Jeter,New Yo rk,126; PHILADELPHIA (AP) — The police lor party at McFadden’s, abar attached to The Giants released L.A. Dodgers (Kershaw8-5) at St. Louis (Pineiro 9- AHill, Toronto,124; MYoung, Texas,124; Cano, 9), 8:15 p.m. NewYork, 123; Crawford, Tampa Bay, 123; commissioner has called for acity law the stadium, during the game against the St. Burress in April. Philadelphia (Happ 7-1) at Arizona (Y.Petit 0-5), MiCabrera, Detroit, 120. requiring bars to report fights to 911 follow- Louis Cardinals. Sale or another member of 9:40 p.m. DOUBLES—BRoberts,Baltimore,35; Lind, Thursday’sGames Toronto,33; Butler,Kansas City,31; Byrd, Texas, ing afatal melee sparked by aspilled beer his party bumped into someone from anoth- Cleveland signs Colorado at N.Y.Mets,12:10 p.m. 31; Pedroia, Boston, 31; Markakis,Baltimore,30; at aballpark pub. er group and spilled some beer,police said. San Diego at Cincinnati, 12:35 p.m. Scutaro,Toronto,30; MYoung, Texas,30. Three people have been charged in the The twogroups started fighting, and ex-Dog Massaquoi Washington at Milwaukee,2:05 p.m. TRIPLES—Bloomquist, Kansas City,7;Figgins, Houston at Chicago Cubs,2:20 p.m. Los Angeles,7;Cuddyer,Minnesota, 6; DeJesus, attack on David Sale Jr., who wasbeaten McFadden’ssecurity guards ejected both — Atlanta at Florida, 7:10 p.m. Kansas City,6;Gardner,New Yo rk,6;Andrus, CLEVELAND — L.A. Dodgers at St. Louis,8:15 p.m. Texas,5;Crisp,Kansas City,5;Span, Minnesota, and kicked to death Saturday near Citizens about eight from the bachelor party and ReceiverMohamed Philadelphia at San Francisco,10:15 p.m. 5; Zobrist, Tampa Bay, 5. Bank Park during aPhillies baseball game. more than twodozen from the other group, HOME RUNS—Morneau, Minnesota, 26; CPena, Massaquoi has signed Tampa Bay, 25; Teixeira, NewYork, 25; Branyan, He waspart of agroup ejected from asports which wasaffiliated with abar in the city. with the Cleveland AL Glance Seattle,24; NCruz, Texas,24; AHill, Toronto,24; bar for fighting. The altercationcontinued in the streets East Division Dye, Chicago,23; Kinsler,Texas,23. “Weneed to knowabout it when it’staking and anearby parking lot, where Sale had Browns. WLPct GB STOLEN BASES—Crawford, Tampa Bay, 48; Massaquoi, the 50th NewYork6139.610 — Ellsbury, Boston, 44; BUpton, Tampa Bay, 32; place,”Commissioner Charles Ramseysaid. been pummeledand kicked unconscious by overall selection in the Boston 58 40 .592 2 Figgins,Los Angeles,31; BAbreu, Los Angeles, Sale, 22, of Lansdale, waswith abache- the time police arrived. Tampa Bay5546.545 61/2 22; Kinsler,Texas,22; ISuzuki, Seattle,21. NFL draft, agreed to terms Toronto 49 51 .490 12 PITCHING —Beckett, Boston, 12-4; Halladay, on Tuesday,the Browns Baltimore 42 57 .424 18 1/2 Toronto,11-3; Wakefield, Boston, 11-3; Buehrle, Central Division Chicago,11-4; FHernandez, Seattle,11-4; announced. WLPct GB Verlander,Detroit, 11-5; JerWeaver, Los Angeles, Terms of the deal were Detroit 52 47 .525 — 10-3. Chicago 51 50 .505 2 STRIKEOUTS—Verlander,Detroit, 159; Lester, not disclosed. Minnesota 51 50 .505 2 Boston, 146; Greinke, Kansas City,146; Massaquoi ranked Cleveland 42 58 .420 10 1/2 FHernandez, Seattle,139; Beckett, Boston, 127; Kansas City 40 59 .404 12 Halladay, Toronto,123; Garza, Tampa Bay, 116. fourth on the school list at West Division SAVES—Fuentes,Los Angeles,30; MaRivera, Georgia, where he record- WLPct GB NewYork, 29; Nathan, Minnesota, 28; Papelbon, Los Angeles 58 40 .592 — Boston, 25; Aardsma, Seattle,24; Jenks,Chicago, ed 158 catches for 2,282 Texas 56 42 .571 2 22; Rodney, Detroit, 21. yards and 16 touchdowns. Seattle 51 48 .515 71/2 Oakland 41 57 .418 17 He also wasafirst-team All-Southeastern ——— Monday’sGames TRANSACTIONS Conferenceand Academic Kansas City 5, Baltimore 3 All-SEC member in 2008. N.Y.Yankees 11, Tampa Bay4 Boston 8, Oakland 3 Tuesday’sMoves The Browns signed Texas 5, Detroit 2 BASEBALL their first-round pick, cen- Minnesota 4, Chicago White Sox3 American League Cleveland 8, L.A. Angels 6 BOSTON RED SOX—Acquired OF Brian ter AlexMack, last week- Toronto 11, Seattle 4 Anderson from the Chicago White Soxfor OF Mark end. Tuesday’sGames Kotsayand cash and optioned him to Pawtucket Kansas City 4, Baltimore 3, 11 innings (IL). Tampa Bay6,N.Y.Yankees 2 CHICAGO WHITE SOX—Agreed to terms with OF Texas 7, Detroit 3 Trayce Thompson on aminor-league contract. Tide asks NCAA Oakland at Boston, late CLEVELAND INDIANS—Purchased the contract Minnesota 5, Chicago White Sox3 of INF Andy Marte from Columbus (IL). to restore 21 wins Cleveland at L.A. Angels,late OAKLAND ATHLETICS—Traded RHP Sean Toronto at Seattle,late Gallagher to San Diego to complete the deal that TUSCALOOSA, Ala. Today’sGames sent OF Scott Hairston to Oakland. Placed 1B — The University of Cleveland (Laffey 4-2) at L.A. Angels (Lackey 6-4), Daric Barton on the 15-dayDL, retroactivetoJuly 3:35 p.m. 27. Purchased the contract of INF TommyEveridge Alabama has formally Toronto (Halladay11-3) at Seattle (Rowland-Smith from Sacramento (PCL). asked the NCAA to 0-1), 4:40 p.m. TEXAS RANGERS—Recalled RHP Guillermo Kansas City (Greinke10-6) at Baltimore (Tillman Moscoso from Oklahoma City (PCL). Optioned restore 21 vacated wins to 0-0), 7:05 p.m. RHP Willie Eyre to Oklahoma City. (Chamberlain 6-2) at Tampa Bay N.Y.Yankees National League the football program. (Garza 7-7), 7:08 p.m. CHICAGO CUBS—Activated RHP Ryan Dempster Oakland (Bre.Anderson 5-8) at Boston (Penny7- The university filed a from the 15-dayDL. Optioned RHP Justin Berg to 4), 7:10 p.m. 29-page appeal Tuesday Detroit (Verlander 11-5) at Texas (Feldman 9-3), Iowa (PCL). that said the penalty was 8:05 p.m. HOUSTON ASTROS—Placed RHP LaTroy Chicago White Sox(B.Colon 3-6) at Minnesota Hawkins on the 15-dayDL. “so excessive as to consti- (Liriano 4-10), 8:10 p.m. PITTSBURGH PIRATES—Signed LHP Nathan tute an abuse of discre- Thursday’sGames Baker. Kansas City at Baltimore,12:35 p.m. SAN DIEGO PADRES—Activated CHenryBlanco tion.” Oakland at Boston, 1:35 p.m. and INF David Eckstein from the 15-dayDL. The Committee on Seattle at Texas,8:05 p.m. Designated CJose Lobaton forassignment. N.Y.Yankees at Chicago White Sox, 8:11 p.m. Optioned OF DrewMacias to Portland (PCL). Infractions’ levied the Southern League penalties stemming from CAROLINA MUDCATS—Promoted LHP Joe Tuesday’sLinescores Krebs from Sarasota (FSL). 201 student-athletes in 16 AMERICAN LEAGUE American Association sports obtaining text- Kan. City 200 000 010 01— 4100 SHREVEPORT- BOSSIER CAPTAINS—Signed Baltimore 200 001 000 00 — 3111 INF Angelo Fermin. books theyweren’tenti- (11 innings) SIOUX CITY EXPLORERS—Signed RHP Nick tled to under their schol- Bannister,Bale (7), R.Colon (7), J.Wright (9), Soria Sottung. (11) and B.Pena, J.Buck; Berken, Hendrickson (7), BASKETBALL arships. Ji.Johnson (8), Sherrill (9), Baez (10) and Wieters. National Basketball Association The appeal also argued W—J.Wright 1-3. L—Baez 4-4. Sv—Soria (17). DALLAS MAVERICKS—Signed FTim Thomas. HRs—Kansas City,Butler (11), Bloomquist (3). INDIANA PACERS—Signed GEarlWatson to a that the penalties in foot- Baltimore,Ad.Jones (16). multiyear contract. ball and men’stennis and ——— MILWAUKEE BUCKS—Signed GBrandon women’strack were a NewYork 000 100 001 — 272 Jennings to amultiyear contract. Tampa Bay012 012 00x — 6100 NEW ORLEANS HORNETS—Traded CTyson departure from precedent Chandler to Charlotte forCEmeka Okafor. in similar cases and in Sabathia, Melancon (6) and Posada; Kazmir, FOOTBALL Balfour (8), Choate (9), Howell (9) and Navarro. National Football League vacating wins. W—Kazmir 5-6. L—Sabathia 10-7. HRs—Tampa ARIZONA CARDINALS—Agreed to terms with LB Bay, Longoria (20). Cody Brown on afour-year contract. ——— CINCINNATI BENGALS—Signed TE Chase Torn rotator cuff Detroit 030 000 000 — 373 Coffman. Texas 040 111 00x — 790 CLEVELAND BROWNS—Signed WR Mohamed Massaquoi. Placed WR Braylon Edwards on the shelves ‘Big Unit’ French, Miner (6) and D.Ryan; D.Mathis,Grilli (5), non-football injurylist. Guardado (7), O’Day(8), Moscoso (9) and DALLAS COWBOYS—Agreed to terms with LB SAN FRANCISCO — Saltalamacchia. W—Grilli 1-1. L—French 1-2. Stephen Hodge,LBBrandon Williams and DB Randy Johnson has atorn HRs—Texas,Andrus (4). DeAngelo Smith. ——— HOUSTON TEXANS—Signed CAntoine Caldwell rotator cuffand won’tbe NATIONAL LEAGUE and TE James Casey. able to throwfor the San San Diego 101 000 100 — 3100 INDIANAPOLIS COLTS—Agreed to terms with CB Francisco Giants for at Cincinnati 020 000 000 — 260 Jerraud Powers on afour-year contract. ST.LOUIS RAMS—Signed RB Chris Ogbonnaya. least three weeks. Correia, Gregerson (7), M.Adams (8), Bell (9) and WASHINGTON REDSKINS—Signed DE Jeremy San Francisco manager H.Blanco; Arroyo,Masset (7), Weathers (8), Jarmon to afour-year contract. Herrera(9) and Tatum. W—Correia 7-8. L—Arroyo arenafootball2 Bruce Bochysaid Tuesday 10-10. Sv—Bell (25). HRs—San Diego, af2—Declared the Florida Firecats ineligible forthe the 303-game winner had Ad.Gonzalez (27). playoffs because of non-payment of fees owed to ——— the league. an MRI on his injured left Atlanta 001 001 001 — 380 HOCKEY shoulder Monday and the Florida 002 000 002 — 4100 National HockeyLeague CAROLINA HURRICANES—Bought out the test showed some tearing. Jurrjens,M.Gonzalez (7), Moylan (8), R.Soriano remaining contract year of DFrantisek Kaberle. The 45-year-old John- (9) and McCann; Nolasco,Pinto (8), Nunez (9) and COLUMBUS BLUE JACKETS—Re-signed GDan Jo.Baker.W—Nunez 3-3. L—R.Soriano 1-2. HRs— LaCosta to aone-year contract. son is 8-6 with a4.81 Atlanta, C.Jones (13), G.Anderson (8). Florida, DETROIT RED WINGS—Signed DAndy Delmore. ERA buthasn’tplayed Gload (4). MINNESOTA WILD—Named Brent Flahr assistant ——— general manager. since injuring himself Colorado 000 000 000 — 071 American HockeyLeague while batting on July 5. NewYork 011 100 01x — 490 CHICAGO WOLVES—Signed CJohnnyPohl. PEORIA RIVERMEN—Signed FMitch Love and D —Associated Press Marquis,Chacin (7), Fogg (8) and Iannetta; Pelfrey, Adrian Veideman. 4B Wednesday, July 29, 2009 THE DAILY CITIZEN

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More Home from furn’d. Deposit Required. 706-277-2595. 3BR1BA1309 Coogler $160 $199/mo! 5% dn, 15yrs @8% 1st week 1/2 price. wk, $320 dep.706-279-1380 Motel Rooms ForRent: S. Dixie apr! forListings 800-366-0142 wkdys 9-5:30 Denise 706-463-1598 or Hwy.41. Standard -$95/wk. Lg.- ext. T252 En Español 706-463-0945. $125/$135wk. Dep.= 2wks. 3bd Home only $199/mo! FORECLOSED HOME ***2br /1ba duplex Central H/A, rent. Furnished +TV, basic 4bd Home only $230/mo! Chatsworth’sNewest and AUCTION NY STATEWIDE W/D hookup,kitchen appliances cable,private phone.706-279- Foreclosures!5%dn, 20yrs @ Nicest Subdivision! ONLY$16,900!! 250+ Homes Must Be Sold! furnished. $250/deposit, 1380 wkdys 9-5:30 8%apr! ForListings 800-536- 8517 ext. 5564 See lot numbers: REDC |Free Brochure $475/month. NO PETS! Call MOVE RIGHT IN,1&2BD 6,7,8,9,10,11,18,21,22,26,32,33,35,3 BANK FINANCING WITH www.Auction.com 706-673-2177 efficiency apts,furnished, all 4BR2.5 BA, living room 6,37,45,48,92,93,94,97,98,100,101,1 APPROVED CREDIT util’s, w/d furnished, TV,In 02,120,121,123,135 HUD HOMES! 4bd Home only 1bedroom apartment corner of w/fireplace,double garage, Chats., &Dalton, near hospital. GREYSTONE SUBDIVISION $211/mo! 3bd Home only Hwy 225 &Hwy 286 in Eton. corner lot eat in kitchen. Rent Investors&Builders 706-313-1733 or 313-5411 In City of $199/mo! 5%dn, 30yrs @8% $280/ month. Call 706-517-5759 $950, $500 dep.Grassdale Rd. multiple lot discount! Call 770-434-4177. Chatsworth apr! ForListings 800-536-8517 10am-6pm. SMITH RENTALS KERRYORSUE GREYSTONE ext. 5559 Apartment Rentals New3BR home with 2car HIX 1STORY completely furn. effic. SUBDIVISION garage,3/4 acre lot. 1mile from 706-695-6431 706-217-5550 Lease purchase.3br,1ba. 4047 Cable TV,phone,microwave, In City of 706-278-4209 Dawnville school. Lease to own. 706-270-2433 Nottingham Dr.Dalton, Ga. kitc. supplies,linens,utilities Chatsworth Also,3BRTownhouse forrent. Fenced Ya rd, central heating/air, furniture North Tibbs Road. KERRYORSUE HIX www.smithrentals.com 706-226-7526, 706-483-2891or screened in porch. $75,000. $149/weekly,278-7189. 706-695-6431 706-217-5550 706-272-0065 $2000 down, $550 month. Call 706-270-2433 1STORY,1bedroom, lowutility 1, 2, and 3BR 423-580-3469leave msg. Newly remodeled 2bd1ba bills.Water furnished, washer/ Apartments Locally house w/unfinished basement. dryerconnection, utility room, North Carolina Mountains.NEW! Lrg yard. $530 month, 12 month attic storage.N.Tibbs Rd. Vacation Rentals -Great Rates E-Z Finish Log Cabin Shell With lease.1st &last mon. rent. 404- Loft &Full Basement. Includes (706)278-7189 Pigeon Forge,Tennessee 226-2713. acreage.$99,900 Financing 1, 2, &3BdApt’s-Starting at Daytona Beach, Flordia Available 828-247-9966 code 45 $125/week. Power,water, NGEMC area, *3 bdrm. $575 month. $350 dep.Cable &water OVERSIZED LOTS cable furnished. STAY LODGE Texas 20 acres ONLY$13,500- For details. 706-463-0672, furnished. *1 bd $140 wk. utilities CORNER LOTS ONLY Lot #46 &47 Effic. Apt. with kitchen. Furnw/all 0- down $135.00 monthly.No furnished. 706-694-8010 $19,900!! 706-463-0671 &Español utilities.Laundryfac., basic ONLY$19,900 credit check. Roads- Surveyed. 706-463-0945 See lot numbers: 30, 31, 96, 138 cable.Private phones furn. Secluded Townhouse 2bd, 1.5 GREYSTONE SUBDIVISION That's only 1.5cents per sq. ft.! GREYSTONE SUBDIVISION 1ST MO FREE! 2Br11/2 Ba Starting at $129.99/wk plus tax bath. Off Hwy 2between Dalton KERRY Free INformation. 1-800-887- In City of Chatsworth apt. Near Mall. Spacious,no Suite Deals 1BR $175.00 per &Ringgold. No pets.$400/mo., OR SUE 3006 KERRYORSUE pets.$485.mo $400 dep.Lease week. Call 706-278-0700 $250/dep.706-581-2062. HIX www.lonestarinvestments.com HIX 706-695- &ref.req’d. 706-226-2548 STAYLODGE -WILLOWDALE 706-695-6431 6431, 706-217-5550 Commercial 1st month, 1/2 off! 2bd, 1ba, MOVE IN SPECIAL 706-217-5550 or 706-270-2433 726 Buildings 706-270-2433 w/d hookup,c/h/a. Power, water, 1st Week $100.00 &cable furnished. Close to 706-278-0700 Summer Special 2week FREE downtown. $175/wk or $650/ mo. w/ 1yr. lease -Sweetwater Rd. $200/dep.706-581-4615 3BR2BA, $145wk, $290dep. 705 Homes For Sale UNDERWOOD LODGE So.end of Murray Co off Hwy *19,000 sq.ft. -2105 E. Walnut 1st WEEK FREE!! 2bd, 2ba. 225 S1/2 +acre lots,beautiful $2,000Dn. Starting at $700/mo. Ave. Retail space,Nextto A/C,cable,parking, $150 wk. All Furnished Efficiency with countrysetting. Severalto OWNER FINANCING. Several Hobby Lobby, across from Mall. utilities paid. No Pets! kitchenette.All Utilities & choose from. Sweetwater Rd., 3Bd/2 Ba. homes in Whitfield & *97,000 sq. ft., 454 Hwy 225 Renovated. 706-263-0743 Cable!! LaundryFacility ChatsworthHwy.225 Fm Chats Murray Remodeled, very nice. (Bretlin) Available. Hwy.TakeHwy 225 S13mi. Fm Owner/Broker706-529-0650 *Retail space -Dalton Place 2BED 1BATH Duplex. w/single Move In Specials $70-$90 Calhoun, takeHwy 225 N, 6mi Shop.Ctr. 2518 Cleveland Hwy. car garage.C/H/A, $475/ mo., forfirst week! past Elks Golf Course,1miN.of 1200, 1400, 44,000 SF avail. $300/dep.water furnished. 706- 4-way at Nickelsville. 706-279- Buy -byNov.30th &get $9,800 706-279-1380 Wkdys 9-5:30 259-8474 or 706-271-6900 706-226-4651 1380 wkdys 9-5:30 in tax refund. NewHome for what youpay forrent. 3BR2 BA, 2-car gar., fr &bkporch, Administrative Assistant custom cabinets,sodded yard. Newrestricted subd. off E. needed forwellestablished Dalton company. Walnut Ave. $115,000. 706-264- Qualified applicant must have excellent written 6098, 706-259-5756 H and oral communication skills, knowledge of BETTERPAY Microsoft Word, the ability to create Excel That’s what youcan have as aLiberty National Spreadsheets and an understanding of AS400 Hollis Holdings, LLC LifeInsurance Agent. The average agent “BuildingQUALITY” completing afull year of employment in the Computer System. Applicant must be able to Dalton Branch last year earned $83,397.27, but work with little supervision, meet scheduled SummerisAlmostHereand THERE HAS there is no limit! Our agents are paid NEVER BEEN ABETTER TIMETO commissions,renewals,bonuses and fringe goals and prioritize work duties. benefits that include: Afree pension plan, BUILD OR REMODEL! 401K, excellent health insurance,unlimited Previous Carpet Customer Service experience advancement opportunities and much more. Looking forhonest, hard working people who is also preferred. GiveJeromeorMitchell acalltoday! want to help others.Call branch manager Send resumes to Blind Box U-10 (706) 463-1100 or (706) 463-1000 HowardRalston 706-278-6050. EOE c/o The Daily Citizen •Development•Resident •Commercial PO Box 1167 •Dalton GA 30722 www.HollisHoldings.com 6B Wednesday, July 29, 2009 THE DAILY CITIZEN Motorcycles 753 Condos For Rent 805 Buses 807 Import Autos 812Sport Utility Vehicle 856 &Bikes ForSale or lease.2bd, 2.5 bath. 2006 CBR 600 F4I, blue.5,300 Gated community &swimming miles,jardine slip on pipe.2 pool. $900 mon (includes monthly years warranty remaining. Never fees) been laid down. Excellent daltoncustomhomeconstruction.co condition. $5,.400 or best offer. m Call: 706-508-3955 706-673-2121 or 706-581-2778

Lease Purchase.New condo’s. Silver Eagle 318 Jimmy. 9 Reduced. 2006 Honda Accord Likenew.2004 Explorer.V8 N. Summit. 2&3bd, single level speed, RR. 2coleman roof air EXL. Likenew.Gray. Full engine with 3rd rowseat. Well w/garage.Gas fireplace, and heat units.7000 watt warranty.41kmiles. maintained. Manyextras.Only hardwood floors,pool, generator.Was Bluegrass bus. Loaded. Leather seats,XM $9,500. Call: 706-280-1431 clubhouse,fenced yard. $850 - Road ready.$15,000. Call: 706- radio,sunroof,34mpg. Likenew. 901 Public Notices $1050/mo.706-463-1139 or 277-1724 Great Cond. Must sell! No tax! otherwise,the information will be 706-463-3392. $16,499. obo. RECREATION destroyedonAugust 3, 2009 706-614-7719 Great on Gas! 2003 Suzuki Please be advised that the records may Savage 650. Runs great! be needed by youfor social security 758 Duplex For Rent Domestic Autos benefits or other purposes. 806 Boats Original owner.Low miles,like 2bedroom DuplexHwy 225 N. 851 Records to be destroyedare as follows: Appliances washer/ dryer $500! HONDAS &TOYOTAS 809 Trucks new, alwaysgarage kept. Teal Individualized Education Programs hookup.$350/mo., $200/dep. FROM $500! Buy Police green. Windshield, saddle bags (IEPs) Evaluation Reports 706-581-2062 Impounds &Repos! Acuras, included. Just Reduced to $2,500 OBO.706-275-7035. Test Protocols Nissans,Chevys &more from Notifications of Meetings MOBILE HOMES $500! ForListings 800-366-0124 JUST LIKE NEW!! Notices of Action ext. L215 2006 FLHXI HarleyDavidson ReviewofExisting Data Summaries Mobile Homes Street Glide,vivid black, full All other personally identifiable 776 For Sale information within the Special Education Rinehartexhaust, passenger file* 0Downifyou ownland or family *Police Impounds ForSale! ) 2001 21’ Bullet Bass Boat. detachable backrest, AM/FM Honda Civic1998 only $750! The reason fordestruction of the above land. Rates as lowas5.5%. E-Z 2003 F-250, 4door- crewcab., 225 Optimax. $15,500. $14,500. radio &CDplayer, security listed items is because theyare no qualify.Weown the bank! Call Toyota Camry2001 only $1000! diesel, 103k miles.4x4. Call: 706-226-2161 system, garage kept, only 4,300 longer needed to provide educational Now. 706-275-6161 Hondas,Toyotas,Nissans & Automatic,Excellent condition. miles.Please call 706-581-3516. services since it has been more than More from $500! ForListings Asking $16,500. 706-264-7883 three (3) years since he/she has 4BR2BAwith apartment &2 800-366-0124ext. L213 received special education services. car garage.Newly remodeled. or 706-629-4000. LEGAL NOTICES *The district maymaintain apermanent On 2acres.Low payments!! record, without time limitation, of a student’sname,address and phone Hurrywon’t last! 706-272-0826 1997 SaturnWagon. Automatic, powerwindows and doors.134k 901 Public Notices number,his/her grades,attendance record, classes attended, grade level DISCOUNTS ON MOBILE miles.$1,850 plus tax. Call DALTON PUBLIC SCHOOLS 100 S. Hamilton Street completed, and year completed. HOMES !!! Doublewide 4/2 save (706)277-9123 Yo umay contact the special education $10,000 !!! Singlewide 3/2 Dalton, Georgia 30720 2005 Ya maha Waverunner(s) NOTIFICATION OF DESTRUCTION OF office at 706-876-4023 or the address factorydirect as lowas$33,900 above formore information. 1999 Ford Taurus SE, tan. Good 160 HP High Output Motors SPECIAL EDUCATION STUDENT !! RECORDS Sincerely, condition, newtires,great a/c, Adult Ridden/Fresh water Dr.ShelleyGoodman Limited Time Only !!Trade Ins June 8, 2009 recent oil change.Everything 2006 GMC 16 ft boxtruck Ye l- Very LowHours $6500 each Director of Exceptional Student Services Welcome CountrySquire Homes Dear Former Student, worksand has had regular low. 6.0 V8 Unleaded engine w/ with extras 706-313-4295. In accordance with the state and federal (423) 476-3605 maintenance.Clear title.$2,300 300 hp.Auto.Transmission, regulations implementing the Individuals MOBILE HOME BLOWOUT OBO.Call 706-537-0849 to A/C,ABS brakes,Power Motorcycles with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA), Steering, 2BucketSeats, this is to informyou of Dalton Public SALE!!! schedule time to see. 856 &Bikes Schools’ intent to destroypersonally •3BR 2BATH1230 sq ft was AM/FM radio,10ftloading ramp 2009 Piaggio- Vespa Scooter identifiable information related to special $52,900 now$45,900 w’ 1000lb capacity.Mileage education services maintained on 1999 Oldsmobile Intrigue.6cyl. 250. 70 mpg, 85 mph. 3yr •Over1200 sq ft 3BR2BATH ranging from 40,000 –75,000 students with disabilities. 100,000 miles.Blue.Runs good, warranty,touring case. If youwish to maintain this information with appliances was$43,900 miles.Sale price is $12,000 - good tires,interior in good cond. $4,600.00. Call 706-980-2674 foryour personal records,you need to $14000. Only method of Now$33,900 Newtrans.$4,900. OBO.Call notify us upon receipt of this notice; payment accepted is certified •2400 sq ft 4BR2BATHNorris 706-428-2491 was$103,900 NOW$89,900 checkormoneyorder.Sorryno (Shown by appointment only) financing Contact Josh Hall @ Trade Ins Welcome Act Now!!! DONATE YOUR CAR to Penske, Day- 706-277-9477, Supply is Limted !!! Country SPECIAL KIDS FUND.Help Night- 423-304-6669 Squire Homes (423) 476-2350 Disabled Children With Camp Multi-Property and Education. Non-Runners BUCKET TRUCK 1988 GMC - RED HOTSALE !!! OK. Quickest Free Towing. Free MAKE OFFER -$14,500. City of NewSingle Wide with Cruise/Hotel Voucher.Tax Dalton original owner.Bought appliances and warranty save up Deductible.Call 1-866-448-3254. from them in 2008 used one to $10,000 Double Wides save time since purchased from the Auction up to $14,000 Limited Time Only City.73,200 actual miles GREAT !Trade Ins Welcome Country Import Autos CONDITION .Asking Saturday,August1st, 2009 Squire Homes (423) 476-9309 807 $14,500.00 or MakeOffer (Call Mobile Homes 706-463-1419) 778 For Rent Dalton, Whitfield County, GA **1 or 2bedroom. Small, quiet, well maintained park. $260 up. 811 Utility Trailers AUCTIONSATURDAY Westside.706-280-1035 Mobile Concession stand (log 1&2bdrmmobile homes & 1992 BMW 525i Black, Runs cabin), great forcarnival or fair, 10:00 a.m., Aug. 1 Apartments in Whitfield &Murray Good, Needs some work,A/C, completely self contained, AC, 716 Mt.Sinai Road Co.$85 per week &up. Utilities CD player, 151,654 miles Espresso cart, $15,000. furnished. 706-278-4048 TanLeather Int., Asking-$8000 Call: 706-581-4122 fordetails. 3Bedroom, 3BathHome 2bdrm1ba$395 per mo w/ 706-270-9663 $200 dep.for sale $1,000 dn and Sport Utility Vehicle Spectacular ViewsFrom pymt of $416.82 more avail 259- 812 7474 AllAngles! 2WEEKS FREE! 2&3BD homes,manyw/hdwd floors. Large lots &private pond. Pets AUCTION SATURDAY welcome.Carbondale area. 1998 MB 500 SL Convertible. 12:00 p.m., Aug. 1 Water/garbage service included SportPackage.Both tops.White $120/wk. 706-383-8123 w/ grayleather/ Books & 703 West Walnut Avenue 3BR2BAtrailer $95/wk. records.Low miles.Good 2003 Grand Cherokee Laredo 2BR2BAtrailer $85/wk Range condition. Reduced to $14,950. Jeep.2wd. Local, one owner. 4Bedroom, 3BathHome &refrig.,Hwy 225 N. Chatsworth Will accept trades.Phone 706- Well maintained, Good gas 706-280-2618 or 706-694-3388 264-1932 mileage.Silver.$7,900. Double Brick Home Call 706-280-7170 Connector 3/I-75 area. 2 Completely Remodeled bedroom, 1bath house.Washer/ dryer, covered porch. $100/wk. Call Leo 678-641-9685 AUCTION SATURDAY Likenew 16x80, Westside.3BR 2BA. Central H/P,W/D hookup, 2:00 p.m., Aug. 1 nice front porch, carport, $550/ mo., $400/ dep.Lawnmain. & 400 MapleGrove Road 2005 BMW M3 Cabriolet, 36k Garb.svs.706-673-2018 or 706- miles,6sp.,still under factory 2004 Eddie Bauer Limited 463-1885 3Bedroom, 2BathHome warranty,carbon blackonblack, Edition Ford Explorer.$12,500 Move in SPECIAL- 1st Week Harman/Kardon sound, OBO.82,300 miles.Health with 3Bay 55-ft.x45-ft.building FREE! 3bd2ba. 14x70 sgwide navigation, heated seats, Issues Force Sale.4WD.Fully on 9.44 ±acres. Selling in tracts, 968A Beaverdale Rd. Quiet. xenon headlights,garage kept, Loaded. Single Owner.Excellent combination of tracts or as awhole. Water,lawnmaint. furnished, one owner,asking $43,000. condition. Black/tan exterior;tan CHA, hrdwd, refrig &stove.$120 Call: 706-260-1673 interior.Leather seats.Contact 706-260-0283. wk, $200 dep. No Pets 706-271- See Photos/Listings at auctionzip.com 6718 2005 BuickRendezvous Owner Finance: Lease purchase Good condition. 80K miles. 706-875-5461 OFFICE or rent. 3bd2ba, doublewide on 26mpg. Great running car.Price 1acre.New carpet &paint. reduced $10,600. Call: 706-694- 706-275-6220 FAX Starting at $550 mon. Good 8065 [email protected] area in ChatsworthSteve 706- 2005 Super Charged Mini 270-1342 Cooper.6speed. Convertible. www.leeoliver.com Premium SportPackage.One TRANSPORTATION owner,40,000 miles, Antiques Harmon/Kardon parking &Classics sensors,cruise control, auto air. 801 Price $21,000. Call: 706-313-1119. 2006 Toyota 4Runner SR5 4WD.4.0 6cyl. Likenew.One AuctioneerLee Oliver Looks likenew!Gorgeous owner n/s middle aged 2005 BMW 525I Sedan with accountant. Garaged. Panasonic KINARD REALTY GAL.#AU003680 66,000 miles.Silver ext. Gray XM w/IPOD controls.Black 1976 Chevy Impala, 4-door, int., 4DR, Automatic,6w/greyinterior,roof rack, AuctionDivision AllAuctions Held good condition &clean. Cylinder engine.Pre-Owned- sunroof,cargo cover, hitch &tow Everything original, PS,PB, 704 S. Thornton Ave. OnSite! Pre Certified, Still under pkg, 17” alloys,Husky mats,no upholsterygood. 70,010 actual Dalton, GA 30720 Warranty,Sirius Satellite Radio. dings or wrecks,65,000 hwy 706-226-5182 miles.Auto,350 eng. Kept Asking: $27,000. Call: 706-271- miles.Sell forNADAof$18,875. covered. EQUAL HOUSING auction.kinardrealty.com 8699 706-280-3182 OPPORTUNITY $4,000 Firm. 706-226-1224. CLA$$IFIED AD$ Your Link to Buyers & Sellers CALL 706-217-NEWS TO PLACEYOUR AD OR FAXTO706-272-7743 THE DAILY CITIZEN Wednesday, July 29, 2009 7B

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BY LARA HAYES [email protected] ForHope Gentry,there is no Friends better waytoexpress her love for God than through dance. That may seem likeacontradic- tion to some, since some Christian & denominationsfrown on dancing. But Gentry says the Bible not only condones dancing — it encourages NEIGHBORS it. “In the Bible it speaks of dance,” she said. “I think dance is aform of “I have to be very careful worship and away to minister to because Idon’twant to offend any- others. Some people are more visu- one in the community,” said al and get more out of it than just Gentry.“It’sagood environment. the thees and thous.” People in North Carolina who may Gentry,20, has spent her life have not agreed with it still put steeped in Christianity,graduating their child in classes because it was early from Pathway Christian agood environment.” Academy in Dalton after spending Participants may choose from a the summer after her sophomore wide variety of classes, from chil- year being home-schooled. She dren’sballet to adult beginning always wanted to learn about praise and worship dance. dance. Graduating gave Gentry the Registration is being held through freedom to work and earn moneyto Thursday,then again Aug. 3-4, 13 begin classes at Dancer’s and 17-20 from 2to7p.m. Cost is Workshop, adance studio in $35 per person per month for aone- Dalton. It also gave her ataste of hour weekly class with discounts for church groups of five or more. adult life. MATT HAMILTON/The Daily Citizen “I guess Iwanted to growup, Gentry says dance has not only Hope Gentrystretches before practicing dance at Dancer’sWorkshop. Gentryand Tobi Moncus butnow Irealize it’snot that excit- brought her closer to God, it has ing!” she laughed. Weaver will be offering Christian dance classes in September at the studio at 1405 Cleveland also givenher more confidence — Gentry found herself unsure Highway, Suite B, Dalton. To register,call 706-278-4629. and it can do the same for others. what she wanted to do with her life. “Weare ultimately dancing After trying beauty school for afew techniques. Members dance three Participants were movedtoGrace come home the rest of the time,” before an audience of one, and we months, she decided to takeayear to five hours per day as well as College of Divinity in Fayetteville, she said. “I got very homesick. In bowtothe King,”she said. “It’s break to consider her options. One learn theology,worship leadership N.C. At first, Gentry felt abit out of January Iconsidered coming home very expressive …agreat wayto thing kept coming back. and choreography. Theyperform at place. for good. Iprayed about it and was express feelings. It’salso anice Dance. area schools and churches. “The other girls except one had iffy aboutitfor about aweek.I time to fellowship with other par- “Mom (Andrea) found aWeb “I wasaccepted butItold them I been dancing all their lives, so I knewGod would takecare of me ents.” site for atraining center in didn’thavethe money,”said wasreally stepping out on faith,” the rest of the year.” Gentry says response so farhas Orlando,”Gentry said. “Theywere Gentry.“The lady there told me she said. “I had to really push Gentry’sparents supported her been positive and she hopes doing adance workshop in before Ileft that Ineeded to pray myself physically and mentally. decision to tough it out, as did Tobi Christian dance will growinthe Georgia. Iwent, and it waslikea about it. Iwent home, and Ihad to The girls really helped me alot. It Moncus Weaver,the owner of area. So far, she says the closest personal audition for the Glory raise hundreds of dollars. Iprayed wasavery supportive atmosphere.” Dancer’sWorkshop. Following studio to offer similar classes is in Dance program.” about it and people donated.” Still, Gentry struggled with Gentry’sgraduation in May, Adairsville. Glory Dance, taught by Glory About aweek before she was being away from home and family, Weaver gave her ajob teaching “The arts are important,”she Dance Ministries (www.glory- scheduled to begin the program in which wasonly exacerbated by the classes at the studio. NowWeaver said. “Anytime you’re painting or dance.com), teaches participants Orlando, officials called Gentry death of her grandfather twoweeks and Gentry are teaming up to begin dancing, you’re creating. God is dance with Christian music and and said Glory Dance Ministries after her arrival. offeringChristiandanceclasses in our creator and the Bible says we values along with professional wasrelocating to Hong Kong. “I flewhome for that and didn’t SeptemberatDancer’sWorkshop. should be likeGod.”

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Hamilton St. Calhoun–289 Hwy.53 289 Hwy.53 East,Calhoun–706-629-1613 Taxdeduction receipt provided. Help the homeless and our boysʼ homes. 496 Battlefield Pkwy.,Ft. Oglethorpe – 706-858-7974 2C Wednesday, July 29, 2009 THE DAILY CITIZEN Medical: Staysafeinthe sun COMMENTARY BY LEE BOWMAN skin are less susceptible to Lawyers say Scripps Howard News skin cancer — by some esti- mates, melanin levels in the Toasted tots are no fun, as skin of some African- the parents of anykid who Americans is equal to an the darnest gets abad sunburn can attest. SPF 13 — theystill face con- By the time children can siderable risk from skin can- run around, most moms, cer. even manydads, are reason- According to one recent ably conscientious about study,incidence of things slathering the youngsters melanoma, the deadliest with sunscreen when they’re form of skin cancer,rose When not mired in jus- Q: Were there any outside for anylength of 32.4 percent among Latinos tice and stuff, our courts girls? time. between 1992 and 2005. can be as wackyand com- *** But sun protection for Other studies suggest that by ical as anysituation come- Q: Yousay the stairs babies can be more daunting. the time Hispanics are treat- dy.Remember went down to the One study found that 54 per- ed for melanoma, theyare “Night Court"? basement? cent of children got asun- more likely to have thick Likethat, except A: Yes. burn or deep tan by their sec- tumors with apoor prognosis funny. Q: And these ond summer; 22 percent in compared to Caucasians Abored reader stairs, did theygo their first year. diagnosed with the same recently forward- up also? Just one blistering sun- cancer. ed me these actual *** burn as achild more than Among African- quotes, taken Q: Howwas doubles aperson’sodds of Americans, the five-year sur- down word for your first mar- developing melanoma later vivalrate with melanoma is word by smirking riage terminated? in life.And 60 percentto80 59 percent, compared to 85 percentofaperson’slifetime percent in whites. court reporters Len A: By death. sun exposure comes in the Researchers think other from around the Robbins Q: And by first 18 years of life. factors, including genetics country. whose death was “Children should not be and prior injuries to the skin, Your honors, I it terminated? getting sunburned at any may drive skin cancer — present my case: *** age,”said Dr.Perry Robins, particularly melanoma — in Judge: “Well sir,Ihave Q: Can you describe president of The Skin Cancer manypeople of color more reviewed this case and the individual? Foundation. “Parents need to than does sun exposure. Still, I’ve decided to give your A: He wasabout medi- be extra vigilant about sun skin colors can vary widely wife $77 aweek.” um height and had a protection all the time.” within ethnic groups, and Husband: “That’sfair, beard. Hard as it is, infants 6 the arms and legs and a Use at least an SPF 15 rat- those with lighter skin your honor.I’lltry to send Q: Wasthis amale or a months and under simply wide-brimmed hat that cov- ing of protection against remain at higher risk. her afew bucks myself. female? have to stay out of the sun. ers the face, neck and ears. ultraviolet Brays, and arat- At least partly because the *** *** Their skin has very little The stroller or carrier should ing of at least acouple of skin-cancerrisk in people of Q: What is your date of Q: Is your appearance melanin, the pigment that have ashade cover, as should stars on the new4-star scale color is thoughttobelower, birth? here this morning pur- givesskin color and also pro- anyuntinted rear windows of for ultraviolet Asolar-ray and since tumors are likely to A: July 15th. suant to adeposition that I vides some sun protection. acar on aride of anydis- protection. develop in less obvious Q: What year? sent to your attorney? Beach umbrellas, shade tance. The toughesttask of all, places, such as the palms of A: Every year. A: No, this is howI programs While there are concerns for all ages, may be remem- tents, awnings, even hats, are the hand, soles of the feet or *** dress when Igotowork. not enough — just the reflec- that infant skin before 6 bering to apply sunscreen at in the mouth, doctors may be Q: Howold is your son, *** tion of sun from sand or a months of age may be too least 30 minutes before less careful in screening the one living with you? Q: Doctor, howmany organizations playground can be enough to sensitive for sunscreens,the going out, because the stuff them and have more difficul- fry sensitive skin. Anyexcur- American Academy of needs to be absorbed to be ty identifying cancers, A: 38 or 35, Ican’t autopsies have you per- Dalton Arts Project has sent sions need to happen before Pediatrics says applying sun- fully effective.And apply it experts note. rememberwhich. formed on dead people? instructor and Dalton native 10 a.m. and after 4p.m., screen formulated for kids again every twohours, or Q: Howlong has he A: All my autopsies are Mimi Ensleytoteach atwo- when ultraviolet rays are (tear-free) to small areas that after swimming or heavy livedwith you? performed on dead peo- week program to youth in the weaker. can’tbecovered easily,like exercise. On the Net: A: 45 years. ple. summer camps at the Boys When you do go out, the face and back of the Skin-cancer-prevention *** *** www.skincancer.org and Girls Club.These dance dress your infant in light- hands, is OK even for very advocates also note that Q: What wasthe first Q: Do you recall the classes culminated in aper- weight clothing that covers young babies. while people with darker thing your husband said to time that you examined formance by the twogroups you when he woke up that the body? for peers, parents and coun- morning? A: The autopsy started selors. A: He said “Where am around 8:30 p.m. Dalton Arts Project has I, Cathy?” Q: And Mr.Dennington been involved in manyother FriendshipHouse earns accreditation Q: And whydid that wasdead at the time? programs this summer. These include adance and Friendship House in earned themark of quality best care and early learning accreditationcriteria. The upset you? A: No, he wassitting arts camp for residents of Dalton has earned accredita- from NAEYC and to be rec- experiences possible.” program receivedaccredita- A: My name is Susan. on the table wondering Cherokee Estates, the tion from the National ognized for our commitment To earn accreditation, tion after asite visit by *** whyIwas doing an autop- Sheriff’sYouth Home for Association for the to reaching the highest pro- Friendship House went NAEYC assessors to ensure Q: And where wasthe sy. Girls and welcoming in sev- Education of Young fessional standards,”said through an extensive self- that the program meets each location of the accident? *** eral renowned guest chore- Children (NAEYC) — the director Mary Thelma study process, measuring the of the standards. NAEYC- A: Approximately Q: Are you qualified to ographersfor Dalton Dance nation’sleading organiza- Norris. “NAEYC accredita- program and its services accredited programs are also milepost 499. give aurine sample? Company, the performing tion of early childhood pro- tion lets families in our com- against the 10 NAEYC early subject to unannounced vis- Q: And where is mile- *** troupe of Dalton Arts fessionals. munity knowthat children in childhood program standards its during their accreditation, post 499? Q: Doctor,before you Project. “We’re proudtohave our program are getting the and more than 400 related which lasts for five years. A: Probablybetween performed the autopsy, milepost 498 and 500. did you check for pulse? *** A: No. Q: Sir,what is your IQ? Q: Did you check for A: Well, Ican see pret- blood pressure? COMMUNITY CALENDAR ty well, Ithink. A: No. The Community Calendar of service at the Children’s Sept. 18-19. All vendor fees from 10 a.m.to2p.m.Nearly *** Q: Did you check for runs in the Living section Learning Center (formerly are waived. Spaces are limit- free newand usedbooks will Q: Did you blowyour breathing? eachWednesday and Sunday WeeLearn Center) at First ed. Artisans may reservea be available. All proceeds horn or anything? A: No. CONTRIBUTED PHOTO on aspace-available basis. To Baptist Church. The church is booth by contacting Megan support the library.The A: After the accident? Q: So, then it is possi- Alice West, apartici- announce your meeting,e- at 311 N. Thornton Ave., in McGrewat library is at 310 Cappes St. in Q: Before the accident. ble that the patient was pant at the Dalton- mail the information to lara- Dalton. megan_mcgrew@cblproper- Dalton. A: Sure, Iplayed for 10 alive when you beganthe Whitfield Senior [email protected] or ties.com or at (706) 226-5255. years. Ievenwent to autopsy? Center,isshown with send by fax to (706) 275- July 31 Assignments are made on a Oct. 2-3 school for it. A: No. her crocheted afghan 6641. Please send your item I The first Party first-come, first-servebasis. I The Dalton High School *** Q: Howcan you be so of the American flag. at least two weeks in advance Downtown of the year will be All applications should be Class of 1959 will have its 50- QNow doctor,isn’tit sure, Doctor? There were no pat- and include atelephone num- held July 31 from 6to10p.m. submitted no later than Aug. year reunion Oct. 2-3. The true that when aperson A: Because his brain terns forthis design ber to contact for moreinfor- on King Street in front of the 14. following classmates have not dies in his sleep, he does- wassitting on my desk in so she created her mation. Whitfield County courthouse. been located: Jerry Cargal, n’tknowabout it until the ajar. own. West completed There will be booths featuring Aug. 15 Gordon Lee McClure, next morning? Q: But could the Today downtown businesses, abeer I The Spring Place Kenneth W. Suggs, Randall the piece in three *** patient have still been I The Georgia garden, activities for children Community Festivalwill be Sutton and Alice Faye months. The afghan Q: The youngest son, alive nevertheless? Department of Labor’sDalton and entertainment by the held Aug. 15 at 8a.m. at the Williams. Anyone with infor- the 20-year old, howold is A: Yes, it is possible was placed on exhibit Career Center will offer avet- CaseyAdams Band. Old Methodist Church on mationisasked to contact he? that he could have been July 6atthe annual erans workshop today from 9 Admission is free. Elm Street in Chatsworth. AlvaJean Sharp at (706) 278- American Flagexhibit a.m. to 2p.m. There will be There will be aflea market, 8525 or *** alive and practicing law at the Creative Arts one-on-one interviews with Aug. 1 bakesale, newand used book [email protected]. Q: She had three chil- somewhere. Guild in Dalton. corporate employers, educa- I The Train Collectors sale, auction, arts and crafts I The Dalton High School dren, right? Irest my case. tional institutions, veterans Association, Dixie Division, vendors, food, raffle, display Class of 1969 is planning a A: Yes. service agencies and veterans will host aChattanooga-area of historic clocks and watches 40-year reunion Oct. 2-3. For Q: Howmanywere organizations. Disabled veter- toytrain showAug. 1from 10 and more. Proceeds benefit more information,call Donna boys? I LenRobbins is the editor ans outreach program special- a.m. to 1p.m. at the Catoosa the Old Church Preservation Ivester at (706) 370-7699 or A: None. of Clinch County News. ist Dan Malone and local vet- County Colonnade on Old Fund. The event is sponsored Beth Headrick Beckler at erans employment representa- Mill Road in Ringgold. Those by the Whitfield-Murray (706) 226-3429. tive Vincent Spann will lead interested in collecting and Historical Society and Spring I The Dalton High School the workshop. The center is at operating toytrains and join- Place Ruritan Club. Class of 1989 will have its 20- (706) 272-2301. ing the club are invited. year reunion Oct. 2-3. Please Admission is $7. Aug. 16 register at www.dalton89.com July 30 I The annual Souther or call Heather Martin I The Legionnaires and Aug. 2 family reunion will be held Hollowayat(706) 226-2599. Auxiliary of AmericanLegion I The annual Duncan- Aug. 16 at Deep Springs Post 112 in Dalton will meet Fincher reunion will be held Baptist Church in Dalton. Oct. 23-24 July 30 at 6p.m. at the Post Aug. 2inthe activity building Lunch will be served at 1p.m. I The Murray County for installation of officers. For at Pine Grove Baptist Church The church is at 1449 High School Class of 1959 is membership information, call located on Airport Road in Beaverdale Road in Dalton. planning a50-year reunion the Post at (706) 226-5120 or Dalton. Acovered dish lunch All family and friends are Oct. 23-24. All graduates Sybil Campbell at (706) 673- will be served at 12:30 p.m. invited. and anyclass members who 2760. All friends and relativesare entered as freshmen are I Areception in honor of invited. Sept. 25-26 invited. If interested, call Barbara Selby will be held I The Dalton-Whitfield Joyce DooleyTownsend at July 30 from 1to3p.m. in the Aug. 14 Regional Library will host its (706) 695-2198 or Ruth First Baptist Church Atrium. I Walnut Square Mall will annual book sale Sept. 25 Roberts Greeson at (706) Selby is retiring after 22 years host an arts and crafts expo from 5to7p.m.and Sept. 26 695-4170. Home Health Care Products N ERVICE to Fit Your Lifestyle Navy CommandI Ser 1992. He obtained an associ- Gregory E. McRae of Dalton ate’sdegree from Dalton recently reportedfor duty State College in 1989 and a (706) 226-0520 with Commander, bachelor’sdegree from the Submarine Force, U.S. Georgia Institute of Atlantic Fleet in Norfolk, Va. Technology in 1993. NWGA Home Health McRae is a1987 graduate He is the son of Sharon of Dalton High School and Ellis Mann and Kenneth G. &Oxygen joined the Navy in July, McRae, both of Dalton. 412 North Park Drive Dalton THE DAILY CITIZEN Wednesday, July 29, 2009 3C

GROWINGS ON Butterfly gardening Flying flowers in and around our or jewels of the sky yards are host are just twoofthe plants for caterpil- terms that have lars. However, there been used to are avariety of describe the beauty plants that can be and fascination that included in agarden people have for that are excellent butterflies. By fol- host plants. lowing afew sim- If youfeed ple steps, you can them, they will eat. attract these flying Louis Manygardenersdo beauties to your Dykes not liketosee CONTRIBUTED PHOTO garden. plants in their gar- dens that have been From left are Dalton State CollegeDean of Nursing Cordia Starling, scholarship Whydobutterflies visit a chewed on by insects. To recipient Shalane Beagan, and Forty and Eight membersLewis Headrickand garden? avoid this, you may want to Wanda Tibbs. Butterflies are looking locate host plants in areas for twothings when they that are not highly visible, enter agarden: nectar,the or in aseparate garden area Butterflies do not only food that adult butterflies ashort distance from the eat nectar! There are some Forty and Eightawards need, and host plants, the nectar plants. If you do not butterflies that rarely feed place where the female will provide host plants, you on nectar and will only visit lay her eggs and the food will have fewer butterflies. agardenifithas some extra scholarship to DSC student that caterpillars need. Both touches, such as rotten fruit are necessary to create a Location and design or manure. The best fruits SUBMITTED BY DALTON the Forty and Eight became Americans were transported successful butterfly garden. Butterflies love sun. are those that are either soft STATE COLLEGE an independent and sepa- to the battle front on French Both butterflies, and the (banana) or moist (water- rately incorporated veterans trains in boxcars stenciled Nectar plant factors plants theyprefer,like melon). Small amounts of Members of the Forty organization in 1960. The with a“40/8” denoting its Nectar plants. These bright sunnyareas protect- freshmanure alsowill and Eight recently presented purpose of the group is to capacity to hold either 40 are plants with flowers that ed from high winds. As you attract butterflies. If there Dalton State College nurs- uphold and defend the U.S. men or eight horses. produce the sweetfluidthat begin to plan your butterfly are young children in your ing student Shalane Beagan Constitution, promote the This uncomfortable mode manyinsects, including garden, look for areas home, you may want to ascholarship check. Present well-being of veterans and of transportation wasfamil- butterflies, use as food. around youryard that have makesure that either of were Cordia Starling, dean their widows and orphans iar to all who fought in the Flower colors. Manyof at least six hours of sun these items are in aprotect- of nursing at DSC, Beagan and actively participatein trenches, acommon small our native butterflies prefer each day.InNorthwest ed area as theyboth some- and members Lewis selected charitable endeav- misery among American sol- plants that have pink, red, Georgia summers, areas times attract wasps as well Headrick and Wanda Tibbs. ors, which include programs diers who thereafter found purple, yellowororange with morning to mid-after- as butterflies. The Forty and Eight was that promote child welfare “40/8” alighthearted symbol flowers. Butterflies appear noon sun seem to work foundedin1920 by and nursing scholarships. of the deeper service, sacri- to be attracted to areas with best. If your yard is not too Butterflies and American veterans returning The title and symbols of fice and unspoken horrors of large masses of asingle large, you also can plan a Caterpillars areinsects! from France. Originallyan the Forty and Eight reflect warthat bind all who have color,orclosely related col- garden that consists of sep- The use of insecticides arm of the American Legion, its World WarIorigin. borne the battle. ors, rather than gardens arate "pieces" that are not will kill many butterflies with manycolors mixed adjacent to each other. and their caterpillars. If a together. Aplace to catch some pest problem develops in Flower types. Most but- rays. On cool mornings, your butterfly garden, try COMMENTARY terflies must land in order butterflies need to warm using biological controls, to get to the nectar.They their bodies before theycan such as ladybugs, prefer plants having either become active.Todothis, lacewings and preying Learn lessons from the heart clusters of short tubular theyoften sit on areflective mantids as afirst lineof Ifully believe that everything Manypeople live in flowers, or flowers with surface such as aflat stone, defense. These are often that God has les- wasgreat. denial that theyare asinner. large, flat petals. spread their wings, and turn already present in abutter- sons for us to learn YetIstill Theyrationalize what a Season-long flowering their backs to the sun. Their fly garden. If pests such as in every situation wound up in the good person theyare and butterflies are active from wings work likesolar pan- aphids, whiteflies, mealy- of life. So Iwanted hospital in need of howtheyare not as bad as early spring through frost, els, absorbing the sun’s bugs, or spider mites to share some of astent in my heart. other people. But when our and having amix of plants warmth that is then trans- become aserious problem, what He taught me Ihad done all that livesare tested in the light in your garden that flower ferred to their bodies. try using controls such as from my recent Icould do butI of God’sWord, we find that throughout this entire time Whyare they eating insecticidal soaps or horti- unexpectedheart had to rely on we are indeed the ones who will attract them all season dirt? Butterflies often cultural oils applied only to surgery.Inashort someone with are in need of His help. long. gather in groups on wet those areas on the plants period of time, I greater ability than I God can give you a sand or mud, and look like where the pests are located. went from every- Gary me (the doctor and newheart. When the cardi- Host plant factors theyare eating. This activi- Widespread application of thing being fine to Mimbs medical profes- ologist had finished my Aplace to lay eggs. ty is called puddling, and these may affect the cater- a95-percent sionals) to correct heart procedure, He said Because tinycaterpillars theydoittoobtain the min- pillars on their host plants blockage of amain my condition. As that my heart wasnow like can not travelfar to find erals that are found in the and the butterflies visiting artery followed by astent people we can do all the brand newfree of plaque their ownfood, the female soil. Youcan create apud- nectar plants. Applications of herbicides also may have procedure. Here is some of right things and think that and disease. God can takea locates and lays her eggs on dling place in your garden anegative effect on cater- what God taught me: we are in great spiritual sinful diseased heart and only the type of plant that by placing ashallowpan in pillars and butterflies. I God is in control and shape butwemust rely on makeitbrand newand free the caterpillarcan use as the soil, filling it with He can interrupt your someone greater than our- of sin. food. coarse sand, and keeping it Caterpillar food. Most moist. Youcan add salt to scheduleanytime that He selves (Jesus Christ) to cor- I Your priorities I Louis Dykes is County species of caterpillars are this at arate of 1/2 to 3/4 likes. We should trust Him rect our sinful condition. change. When my chest Extension Coordinator for particular about the type of cup salt (table salt or rock that He knows what is best. I Youcan’tget well by pains came and it wascon- MurrayCounty.For more plants theycan eat. If the salt) to 1gallon of sand, His timing is always right association — you must do firmed that Ihad aheart information on taking care eggwas not placed on the mix well and moisten. of these flying jewels, call and He is awesome. If Ihad your part. Even though I issue that must be dealt correct plant, the caterpillar Locate the puddling area experienced this problem had visited over50people with, suddenly everything the Georgia Cooperative hatching from that eggwill under asoaker hose or near Extension Office, Murray while on arecent mission who had heart cauteriza- else that wasonmy“to do” not survive.Manynative adrip emitter to help keep County at (706)695-3031 trip in the Dominican tions and probably 25 who list became insignificant. trees and otherplants found the sand moist. or e-mail [email protected]. Republic Iprobably would- had stents put in, Istill had None of those things could n’thavemade it. Every to have my ownwhen my be accomplished if Iwasn’t minute of every day should time came. Everyone alive.Also Ithought of all be surrendered to God around you can be a the things that Iwanted to because He can takeitifHe Christian butyou have to do with my lovedones. so desires. decide for yourself if you Ihope that you realize I Youcan do all the want Christ to heal you of that there is nothing more right things and still wind your sin sickness. important than making a up lackingand be in need I Living in denial does- life changing decision to ULTRA of help. Since last n’thelp. All throughout the trustJesus Christ for salva- November when Iwas told ordeal Ikept telling the tion.Nothing else is more Super TRAVEL SCOOTER ... of the health risks associat- medical personnel (and importantonthis earthif tability ed with my bad cholesterol, mostly myself) that this you die and miss heaven. Por ow Ihad changed my diet, lost wasn’tasbad as theywere So makesalvation atop pri- ow,L weight, increased my exer- saying. Ireasonedthat I ority,and right after that at aL cise regiment and thought wasingreat shape, ate decision, enjoythe life that Price that Iwas in the best physi- right, took supplements to God has givenyou and the cal shape in about 5years. help my heart etc. But what ones that He has givenyou Arecent test revealed that I the tests were revealing was to enjoyitwith. had lowered my bad choles- true and Ihad to face the terol by one half and dou- facts that Iwas indeed the I GaryMimbsissenior bled my good cholesterol one who wasinneed of pastorofthe DaltonFirst since November.Ithought help. Churchofthe Nazarenes.

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An emotional time, moneyoryour posi- an alert partner issue may lead to anew tion. Say no to anyone who and some family responsibil- wants to take straightforward ity.Ongoingchal- advantage of you or logic. Forexam- lenges will prove your skills. Aprom- ple, takethis deal your capabilities ise will be broken if where West led and shouldn’tbe you don’tget it in the ace of dia- viewed as nega- writing. 3stars monds against tive.Your numbers SCORPIO four hearts. are 6, 8, 19, 26, (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): East couldn’t 34, 38, 44 Deal with your tell whether West ARIES (March ownresponsibili- had led from A-x, 21-April 19): You ties first. Someone in which case he may have to move is likely to make wanted the suit things around to Eugenia you feel vulnerable continued in coveryour costs. Last by bringing up a order to give Anew friendship subject you aren’t West aruff, or whether West had led from A-x-x, in which will prove benefi- ready to discuss. case East would prefer aspade shift before dummy’s cial in more ways than one. Being misinformed will queen of diamonds became established as atrick. Making changes to your lead to apoor assumption Quite correctly,though, East requested acontinuation lifestyle will pay offmone- on your part. 3stars of the suit by playing the ten, on which South contributed tarily.3stars SAGITTARIUS (Nov. the five. TAURUS (April 20- 22-Dec. 21): Youcan stand West nowdonned his thinking cap. He realized that May 20)): Don’tlet some- up for your beliefs and your declarer had the jack of diamonds and that adiamond con- one’sinsensitivity get the rights but, if you are too tinuation could easily prove costly.Heknewthis because better of you. Refuse to stubborn to compromise, East would have signaled with the jack had he held the K- makeadecision until you you can expect your adver- J-10, so East’splay of the ten denied possession of the have all the facts and feel sary to walk away.Consider jack. confident you are making what you have to do to Accordingly,West switched to the spade jack, East the right choice. 3stars ensure that your future is playing the twoand South the four.Ordinarily,the mean- GEMINI (May 21-June secure and implement the ing of the deuce would be to stop playing the suit, buthere 20): Take adeep breath necessary change. 3stars East felt he couldn’tspare ahigher card. before you lose patience CAPRICORN (Dec. 22- When declarer ducked, West continued with the three, and do something you’ll Jan. 19): Don’tbefooled knowing full well that East had started with precisely the regret. Someoneyou hook by copycats. If you look for K-Q-2 and South the A-6-4. East could not have the K-Q- up with will have plenty to the real deal, you will find it 6-2, since he would have signaled with the six with that contribute but, if you think at the best price. Voice your holding. Furthermore, West’slead of the three — his you are being upstaged, you ideas and offer your experi- fourth-best spade — simultaneously told East that declar- may react poorly.Avoid ence and you will makea er had exactly three spades. uncertainty.3stars good impression. 4stars The effect of all these informative signals wasthat CANCER (June 21- AQUARIUS (Jan. 20- South eventually lost twospades and twodiamonds to go July 22): Determination Feb. 18): Be honest about down one. Had West unthinkingly led asecond diamond coupled with desire will what you did and didn’t at trick twoinobedience to East’sten play,orhad he dis- give you acompetitive contribute or you may be continued spades after East’sdeuce play,declarer would edge, so don’thesitate to questioned or put in an have made the contract easily. participate. Romance is in awkward position. Tomorrow: Oops! the stars and can lead to an Surround yourself with pos- intimate encounter late in itive people who have simi- the day if you play your lar interests. Educational CRYPTOQUIP cards right. 5stars pursuits will give you LEO (July 23-Aug.22): greater skills and confi- It will be hard to stifle your dence. 2stars emotions, let alone stay out PISCES (Feb.19- of trouble. Personal issues March 20): Youmay feel will lead you into battle if liketaking arisk butthere you aren’tcareful. Youmay will be underlying facts be able to win the fight but leading to loss. An emo- the wayyou feel afterwards tional matter will cost you won’tbesatisfying. 2stars if you haven’tbeen upfront VIRGO(Aug.23-Sept. or fair with past dealings. 22): Expect someone The wayyou handle others around you to shake things will determine what you up and cause you to think will get in return. 5stars

TO YOUR GOOD HEALTH Pet of the week Meningitis demands respect DEAR DR. the student’sill- think Isaid that. Idon’t DONOHUE: My ness is one called believe it’snecessary. ASK THE DOCTOR son completed his meningococcus Water doesn’tflush poi- freshmanyearin (muh-NING-o- sons out of the body. Dr.Donohue regrets that he college. He stayed KOK-uss). It can Drink when you’re thirsty, is unable to answer individ- for summer school be spread by and just about anykind of ual letters, but he will incor- because he plans droplets from an fluid will do, including to graduate in infected person to coffee. porate them in his column three years. At the close contacts. whenever possible. Readers beginning of the Forthat reason, DEAR DR. DONO- may write him or request an summer term, one Paul G. antibiotic treat- HUE: Next month, Iam order form of available student in his dor- ment of close scheduled for ahysterec- health newsletters at P.O. mitory came down Donohue contacts is tomy.The operation is with meningitis. I advised, and that being done because of my Box 536475, Orlando, FL thought he should wasdone for your fibroids. Should Ihavemy 32853-6475. immediately come home. son. ovaries taken at the same My husband said the uni- The antibiotic is espe- time to prevent ovarian check or moneyorder for versity knows howtodeal cially urged for contacts cancer? Iam48. Ifigure $4.75 U.S./$6 Can. with with this, and he thought who have not had the I’ll be entering menopause the recipient’sprinted our son should stay unless meningococcal vaccine. soon, and Imight as well name and address. Please the university says other- The vaccine usually is do so now. — F.C. allowfour weeks for wise. Our son wasput on givenatage 11 or 12, or delivery. medicine. No other cases anytime before age 18, ANSWER: Whywould have developed in three and college-bound stu- you want to have your DEAR DR. DONO- weeks. Is he out of dan- dents who are going to ovaries removed, even HUE: In twoweeks, I ger? — L.B. live in adormitory are though you are nearing have to have aphysical advisedtoreceive it if menopause? Youstill have exam and lab tests for ANSWER: theyhaven’talready been three more years of estro- insurance. Iknowone of Siamico “Meningitis” is apanic immunized. gen production if you the tests is for detection of word and not without jus- With no newcases of keep them. Those three nicotine. tification. The meninges meningitis havingdevel- years keep your bones Ihad been atwo-pack- are the coverings of the oped in the past three strong. a-day smoker.Igaveup Siamico needs ahome brain and spinal cord. weeks and with the antibi- Idon’tadvise you to cigarettes three months This beautiful blue-eyed along with dogs and other Their infection has grave otic prophylaxis (preven- have your ovaries ago. Howlong does it take Siamese/calico mix kitten cats alike. implications for the brain. tion) your son got, the removedunless you are at to get nicotine out of the is one of several cats and Formore information, call In the years before antibi- danger for him is little to high risk of ovarian cancer system? — C.K. kittens needing loving the Murray County Humane otics, meningitis wastan- none. — likehaving astrong homes and available for Society at (706) 695-2642 tamount to adeath sen- family history of it. I ANSWER: The time it adoption throughthe (calls are returned in the tence or permanent neuro- DEAR DR. DONO- doubt if your surgeon will takes nicotine to clear the Murray County Humane evening) or e-mail muchop- logical damage. With HUE: When you say to go along with your idea. body depends on how Society.She is about 8 [email protected]. prompt antibiotic treat- drink eight 8-ounce glass- It’snot agood one. manycigarettesare months old, has been Mark your calendar for ment, most cases are now es of water aday,doyou The booklet on cervical smoked each day.For spayed, feline leukemia and Aug. 16, the Murray County successfully resolved, and mean that all fluids count, cancer and Papsmears someone with atwo-pack- HIV tested and vaccinated. Humane Society bakesale lasting damage to the likeorange juice, coffee presents these twotopics a-day habit, it would take She is very lovable and gets at Shop Rite in Chatsworth. brain, while possible, usu- and pop? — L.T. in detail. Readers can afull week with no smok- ally is prevented. order acopybywriting: ing. In your son’ssetting, ANSWER: Isaid to Dr.Donohue — No. 1102, Youhaven’tsmoked in the bacterium most likely drink eight 8-ounce glass- Box 536475, Orlando,FL three months. Your test to have been the cause of es of water aday? Idon’t 32853-6475. Enclose a will be clean.

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DEAR ABBY: Twoyears ago my matic; you are being emotional. That younger sister,“Cilla,”generously set moneyhas already been earned. up college funds for my three chil- You’re not going to change your sister. dren. Each of the accounts has more Youmay not approve,but love her for than $25,000.Myhusband and Iwere the generous and caring aunt she is stunned, butCilla insisted she is mak- trying to be and let the moneybeused I WIZARD OF ID ing good moneyinthe film industry for something positive. and wanted to do this for my family. Three months ago, she came to DEAR ABBY: My husband and I visit, and through abizarre turn of have tried four times to have ababy. events, Idiscovered that she makes Because fertility medications cost her living starring in adult films. Now Jeanne around $5,000 hereinCanada, we that Iknowhow Cilla earns her living, Phillips have depleted all of our savings and Iamnolonger comfortable accepting down payment for ahome. her gifts — especially the college We are contemplatingholding a funds for the children. fundraiser to offset the costs for afifth try.Your This has caused problems between my hus- thoughts, please. — CONTEMPLATING IN band and me. He thinks we should keep the CANADA moneybecause we may not be able to afford three college tuitions on our own. Abby,Idon’t DEAR CONTEMPLATING: My heart I CATHY want my sister’ssexual exploits paying for our goes out to you, butmygut reaction is nega- kids’ education. tive.Ifyou needed donations for treatment for Should we return the money? And if we do, alife-threatening condition, Imight feel dif- is it possible to do it without causing arift ferently.Iencourage you to explore other between my sister and me? — G-RATED SIS- options available to you — including adop- TER IN SAN DIEGO tion.

DEAR SISTER: Idoubt it. If you refuse Dear Abby is written by Abigail VanBuren, her generosity,itwill appear that you are also known as Jeanne Phillips, and was found- rejecting her.Nor do Ithink your children ed by her mother,Pauline Phillips. Write Dear should be penalized because you don’tapprove Abby at www.DearAbby.com or P. O. Box of Cilla’slifestyle. Your husband is being prag- 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069.

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