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THINGS Soldier was to be married TO CHECK BY JAMIE JONES had not been made as of Tuesday Hobbs said. “We’re just not sure School before transferring to [email protected] evening. right now if we’ll bury him here or Phoenix High School in fall 2005. OUT Ponders in Chattanooga (at the National He withdrew from Phoenix in ON THE A Dalton soldier killed in Iraq Funeral Home Cemetery).” December 2005. last week was engaged and in Dalton is Lee joined the Army in February He is the fifth soldier or Marine 3 INSIDE planned on marrying his fiancee handling the 2008 as an infantryman and was from Whitfield County high after he returned from his military arrangements. assigned to the 3rd Battalion, 8th schools to be killed in Iraq since service, a family member said Billy Hobbs, Cavalry Regiment, 3rd Brigade Operation Iraqi Freedom began in Tuesday. Lee’s grandfa- Combat Team, 1st Cavalry Division 2003. Four others — Army Spc. Dalton woman Maxine Pvt. Thomas “Tommy” Lee III, ther who lives since July 2008. He deployed to Michael Alleman (Southeast), Andrews Murphey killed on 20, died Friday after an explosive in Sugar Valley, Lee Iraq in December 2008. Army Sgt. Marshall Edgerton interstate in South device struck his vehicle while he said he isn’t Lee was born and raised in (Northwest), Marine Lance Cpl. Carolina. was on patrol in Mosul, Iraq. He sure where his grandson will be Whitfield County. He spent his James Michael Gluff (Northwest) and Misti Beasley were to be mar- buried. Lee has a living will on file freshman and sophomore years at and Marine Lance Cpl. Juan Lopez See page 2A ried. with the military. Northwest Whitfield High School, (Southeast) — died while in service Funeral arrangements for Lee “We have a place here for him,” then attended Southeast High with the military. Murray County, schools mulling deal to solve grass- mowing situation. Prostitution See page 3A Southeast graduate Josh case nets Carter named boys basket- ball coach at the school.

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BY MARK MILLICAN [email protected] FROM TODAY’S One of three women arrested on prostitution charges on Monday by the FORUM Whitfield County Sheriff’s Office said she lacked “a “For the idiots who blow complete under- their horns at people in the standing” of the middle of the night, it’s a accusations against paper route, we have to be her. The arrests out there.” took place at the Royal Spa on 3604 “Since the taxpayers now S. Dixie Highway. own 60 percent of General Song Mi Johnston Motors, and I’m a taxpay- Johnston, 45, of er, I want my Cadillac.” 2458 North 9, Lot 70 in Laramie, Wyo., was charged with keeping a place of prostitu- See page 2A tion, giving of mas- sages in a place used for lewdness and prostitution, WEATHER and masturbation for hire. Forecast: Sunny, “I just go there possible showers to work,”said Today’s High: 88 Johnson. “I don’t Adams The Daily Citizen Tonight’s Low: 62 MISTY WATSON/ do no massage Details, Page 12A Mark Dickinson, right, congratulates fellow Southeast High School teacher Nihal Khote there. It’s supposed to be health — for being named Whitfield County’s teacher of the year on Tuesday. sauna, shower and body rub. I do not INSIDE have a complete understanding what Classified...... 4B is going on. I do not Comics...... 5C Southeast’s Khote named have a lawyer yet Crossword...... 4C and have to com- pletely understand Dear Abby...... 5C Whitfield teacher of the year before I say more.” Horoscope...... 4C Lanhee Choi Lottery...... 2A Adams, 46, of 212 BY JAMIE JONES County Schools’ teacher of the year during an Movies...... 4C Old Ran Road in White [email protected] employee celebration at the Northwest Georgia Knoxville, Tenn., Obituaries...... 10A Trade and Convention Center. Khote has taught and In Sil White, Opinion...... 4A Nihal Khote came to the United States 10 years English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL) 60, of 3435 Galleria Terrace in Sports...... 1-3B ago with a suitcase. at Southeast for five years. Colorado Springs, Colo., were His destination was Fort Oglethorpe where he “I truly believe all of those years of traveling charged with one count each of keep- would manage a hotel after working as a documen- prepared me to become an ESOL teacher,” Khote ing a place of prostitution and giving tary filmmaker in Venezuela for several years. But said. “I’ve lived the whole immigrant life and know massages in a place used for lewdness Khote, who was born in India, decided to make a radical career change in his early 40s by becoming a teacher. ➣ Please see TEACHER, 6A ➣ Please see RAID,5A 7 69847 00001 6 On Tuesday,Khote was named Whitfield Trucks, park, chickens dominate city meeting

BY CHARLES OLIVER “I didn’t see his truck, and I thought [email protected] maybe he had moved,”she said, after a community meeting Tuesday night at Laura Atkins told neighbor Bobby Dalton City Hall. Cartledge she wondered what had hap- She found out at that meeting the pened to him. city had banned him from parking his truck at home under a law the City Dalton Mayor David Pennington makes a point during a meeting at City Hall Tuesday evening. ➣ MISTY WATSON/The Daily Citizen Please see DALTON, 11A

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Get to the traveling south through dead at the scene. www.daltondailycitizen.com point! Longer comments “To the one wanting to A Dalton woman was Anderson County when the Anderson County coroner To visit us: should be submitted as let- drive Kermit McManus out killed on I-85 in South left rear tire of her SUV blew Greg Shore said she ters to the editor. If you of town needs to do his job Carolina Monday afternoon out, according to witnesses. appeared to be sitting on top Our offices are located on the include a name, please while returning from seeing The 1998 Infinity hit a guard of the seat belt because it west side of the intersection of for a day. Nothing is all just spell it. Call (706) 272- cut and dried.” her daughter in Charlotte, rail, traveled back across the was buckled, but she wasn’t Thornton Avenue and Morris 7748 to reach Today’s N.C. highway and rolled over in wearing it. Street in downtown Dalton. Forum. “There are some of the Maxine Andrews the grass of the median. Funeral services will be We’re open 8 a.m. until 5 p.m. Murphey, 56, of 1519 Murphey was thrown from announced. Monday through Friday. rudest people at the South “If Whitfield and Murray Dixie Landfill. Going there How to call us: counties deported illegals, is an unpleasant experience.” Main number: 706-217- who would work in the car- Discounts, not efficiency, pet mills? Carpet mill own- “Chrysler is really in trou- NEWS ble now after selling its (That’s 706-217-6397) ers tell us that Americans won’t do these jobs.” assets to Fiat. After all Fiat When you’re not sure with whom is the Italian answer to Ford. drive U.S. auto sales up you need to speak, our operator Fix it again, Tony.” will make sure you’re transferred to “There’s a good reason why people aren’t speaking the person who can best help you. “The Dalton-Whitfield BY TOM KRISHER up for Gary Brock, John AP Auto Writer Top-selling vehicles in the U.S. in May Delivery: 706-272-7705 Thomas and Tim Trew,and Senior Center is an absolute- that’s because the difficult ly wonderful place for sen- Our staff can take your subscrip- DETROIT — Americans Automakers released May U.S. sales figures today. These were the decisions they are making iors to go to.” tion and delivery-related calls bought more cars in May than top-selling vehicles, as well as the total number sold and the percent are wrong, wrong, wrong.” change in sales from May 2008. from 6 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday “What golf course are you in any other month this year, through Friday, and from 6 a.m. drawn by fire sale prices that Vehicle May sales Percent change “What are the dog catch- talking about?” to 10 a.m. Saturday and pushed General Motors and 1. Ford F-series 33,381 -22.3 ers doing, they aren’t picking Sunday. Chrysler’s sales above expec- 2. Chevrolet Silverado 31,463 -15.0 up any dogs. Are they wait- “For the idiots who blow If a subscriber is missed, call by tations despite their forays into 3. Toyota Camry/Solara 31,325 -38.9 ing for some dog to attack a their horns at people in the 10 a.m. on weekdays and bankruptcy protection. Overall 4. Toyota Corolla/Matrix 23,576 -55.4 child? Come on dogcatchers, middle of the night, it’s a weekends for re-delivery. sales were still 34 percent 5. Honda Accord 22,597 -48.3 get out there and catch those paper route, we have to be Call if you need to: lower than a year ago. 6. Honda Civic 20,723 -61.1 dogs.” out there.” ➣ have us redeliver your news- But low gas prices encour- 7. Ford Fusion 19,786 9.4 paper aged the sale of bigger vehi- 8. Chevrolet Impala 18,709 -21.4 “If America is so broke “Since the taxpayers now ➣ order or renew a subscription cles while small cars stacked 9. Nissan Altima 18,408 -46.5 why is Obama still spending own 60 percent of General ➣ ask for a vacation hold up on dealer lots. That could 10. Ford Escape 16,391 -7.2 trillions of dollars?” Motors, and I’m a taxpayer,I ➣ have us refill a newsrack want my Cadillac.” be a problem for the Obama ➣ ask about your account administration, if the demand pegged their recoveries to fuel Yet sales of Ford’s midsize “Don’t shame us for talk- ➣ order a back issue for more fuel-efficient vehi- efficiency — Chrysler with Fusion jumped 9 percent, with ing about the Democrats, “Dr. Cohen and the nurse cles drops just as it is forcing small cars from Fiat SpA, GM four-cylinder engines making they are the ones that put the was so great to my husband Classified: 706-217-6397 the U.S. auto industry to pro- with new American-built com- up 70 percent of the sales. country in the shape it’s in and me in the ER and they To place a classified ad, or for duce more of them. pacts and subcompacts, and Chevrolet’s Malibu sales were now.” are very,very,very good.” questions about classified “The great migration away both with plans for electric down 11 percent, a far lower advertising. Hours are 8 a.m. to from fuel efficiency is once vehicles. It could take months decline than the rest of the “Just what can Whitfield “Why hasn’t there been 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. again under way,”said Mike of expensive gas for people to market. Animal Control do, what is anything in the newspaper Classified fax: 706-272-7743 Jackson, chairman and chief buy their new products. Jackson said gasoline price their job?” about Georgia trying to become a sovereign state?” executive of AutoNation Inc., Almost every small-car instability makes it difficult the nation’s largest automotive model saw significant drops in for automakers to decide what Advertising: 706-217-6397 “Lloyd Gulledge at retailer. “The price of gasoline sales compared with May of models to produce and dealers To place a display advertise- Peachtree Estates needs “If the Whitfield County determines the type of vehi- last year,which was a record to decide which ones to stock. ment, schedule an insert, or for someone to walk with him School Board think it’s only cles consumers buy. Period.” month for many models as gas “I was an idiot last July questions about your advertis- for an hour a day to help heal the Lake Francis people are All major automakers headed for $4 per gallon. when I didn’t have enough ing account. his hip.” against the new high school including Toyota and Honda Honda’s Civic was off 61 fuel-efficient vehicles, and Advertising fax: 706-272-7743 they are dead wrong. There posted drops from last year, percent, Ford saw Focus sales now I’m an idiot because I “Let me get this straight, are plenty of teachers and with Ford Motor Co. benefit- drop 54 percent, and GM’s have fuel-efficient vehicles,” Newsroom: 706-217-6397 if you criticize the hundreds of people against ing from the financial woes of Chevrolet Cobalt was down he said in an interview Republicans you’re going to it.” Call this number if you: its Detroit competitors and 52 percent. Even Toyota’s Tuesday,calling for a revenue- ➣ have a question or comment heaven, if you criticize the “If Pleasant Grove Baptist recording the smallest decline Corolla, the perennial small- neutral gas tax increase to about our news coverage, or Democrats you’re going to Church doesn’t want to keep at 24 percent. car leader,saw sales drop 55 keep the price stable at $4 per our editorial page hell? It’s backwards, buddy.” its cemetery up, mowed and GM and Chrysler have percent. gallon. ➣ have a story idea looking nice, why don’t they Newsroom fax: 706-275-6641 “Can’t wait to get all the chickens in the back yard so put up a fence so we don’t Sports: 706-272-7734 we can have hen parties.” have to look at it going up Cleveland Highway.” Sports fax: 706-275-6641 “How can we soar with Corrections: 706-272-7750 the eagles when our govern- “People against the new The newspaper strives for fair- ment is a bunch of turkeys?” high school in Whitfield ness and accuracy. If you have County need to speak up now before it is too late.” Hamilton a question about a story, please “I see where they’ve got call the newsroom. We will print the free lunch program to a correction or clarification keep everybody in the wel- “Does anyone have a when one is in order. fare state of mind and make recording of the Kittle parasites out of them.” Sisters from the 1960s that were on the radio? If so, con- Management: “Why does the Regions tact Salem Baptist Church.” William H. Bronson III 706-272-7700 Bank in Chatsworth has five Welcomes Publisher drive-throughs but there are “Argue all you want, but always only two open with organized labor is destroying Jimmy Espy 706-272-7735 this country.” Executive Editor one person working at both.” Gary Jones 706-272-7731 “A shout-out to the four or “No hotel is going to Advertising Director five Northwest baseball move into the trade center Laddie Toney 706-277-7391 players now playing with because it is a loser.” Hamilton Medical Center Business Manager the Dalton Tigers travel would like to welcome Claudia Harrell 706-272-7702 Circulation Director Dr.Milca L. Hernandez-Aviles Chris McConkey 706-226-2668 to its Medical Staff. IT Director TODAY’S CITIZEN

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NORTH GEORGIA NEWSPAPER GROUP SERVING NORTHWEST GEORGIA & SOUTHEAST TENNESSEE Volume 47, Number 62 hamiltonhealth.com •706.272.6114 •Dalton, Georgia The Daily Citizen Wednesday, June 3, 2009 3A Murray working on mowing solution AREA ARRESTS • Christopher Sean Elrod, 23, 908 N. Fourth Ave., BY MARK MILLICAN recreation department, buy three “If any of our government entities and on diesel fuel. Chatsworth, was charged [email protected] new mowers and use a county pick- — Chatsworth, Eton, the school sys- “All costs will be split,”said Monday by Murray County up truck and trailer to haul the mow- tem — calls and requests help, I will Ridley. “That includes all the grass Superior Court with burglary. Murray County’s government and ing equipment. The plan has not try to do my best to do it,”Ridley of the school system and the county • Maxine Holliness, 24, school system could join in a “50- been approved by the school system. said. “We agreed to help them short properties, and the school system 824 Elm Row, Fort Wayne, 50” plan to keep grass mowed at both Attempts to reach several school term until we could get a long-term will provide maintenance on the Ind., was charged Monday schools and government properties. officials on Tuesday were not suc- agreement.” mowers.” by the Whitfield County Sole commissioner David Ridley cessful. He noted the school system and Costs for this season are projected Sheriff’s Office with improp- approved a plan at his public meet- Ridley said school officials county government would split costs to be $45,000 to $50,000,he said. er tag display,driving while ing on Tuesday that would include approached him three to four months 50-50 on the salary of the two per- The contract the school system had license withdrawn, posses- hiring another person to help the ago because the system was not sons mowing (at $9.50 to $10 an with Keller Outdoor for mowing was sion of less than an ounce of man who is already mowing at the renewing its mowing contract. hour), on the cost of the new mowers $139,000. marijuana, possession of marijuana with intent to dis- tribute and possession of a firearm or knife while trying Bagley students to commit crimes. • Jason Cortez Huddleston, 24, 2001 Fox visit Georgia coast Point Trail, Fort Wayne, Ind., was charged Monday by the Tunnel Hill Police SUBMITTED BY BAGLEY Margaret Bailey. The group Department with possession MIDDLE SCHOOL stayed in dorm rooms at the of less than an ounce of mar- 4-H Center on Jekyll ijuana. For about 15 years, a Island. • Corey Bryant Yarbrough, number of eighth-graders at Monday and Tuesday 19, 1603 Beverly Drive, Bagley Middle School have were spent taking a variety Dalton, was charged Monday been invited to participate of classes that focused on by the Whitfield County in a special Environmental hands-on activities in small Sheriff’s Office with sale of Education workshop at the group settings. Among the marijuana, sale of cocaine and Jekyll Island 4-H Center most popular sessions were use of a communication facil- each year. Students learn seining, herpetology and ity in committing a felony. about a completely differ- shark dissection, while oth- • David Lee Yarbrough,25, ent climate, landform and ers included maritime for- 935 Cotton Circle, ecosystem. est, beach ecology,marsh Chatsworth, was charged Since it involves travel- study,sea turtles and Monday by the Murray ing to the opposite corner “Boneyard Beach.” County Sheriff’s Office with of Georgia, the trip has The last stop was in probation violation, posses- always included other Savannah where the group sion of xanax, driving while “stops” of historical and spent a couple of hours CONTRIBUTED PHOTO license suspended or revoked, cultural significance as stu- walking through the driving vehicle when registra- dents end a year of study- famous historic district Bagley Middle School eighth-graders stand at the Button Gwinnett grave in tion suspended/revoked, hit ing Georgia as part of the with stops at River Street Savannah. Gwinnett was a signer of the Declaration of Independence. and run, failure to provide state social studies curricu- and Colonial Park assistance, driving on the lum. Cemetery,where Button wrong side of the road and Thirty BMS students Gwinnett, signer of the Brooke Brewer,Casey Hawkins, Charla Horton, Xavier Sparks and Paige tires violation. and chaperones left Bagley Declaration of Chapman, Angel Cruz, Jacob Howard, Sydney Wilson. • Jose Castro-Trejo, 22, on May 3 to begin the trip, Independence, is buried. Maddison Daily,Dara Killen, Charlee King, Leaders for the class 186 Pat Mell S.E., Marietta, which was partly sponsored Students making the trip Dople, Andrea Dunn, Nick Kaitlyn McKee, Davis groups were Melanie was charged Tuesday by the by the Spring Place Ruritan were Hanna Abdelrazzaq, Dunn, Greg Dyer,Austin Posey, Jacob Roach, Chris Chapman, Pat Silvers, Murray County Sheriff’s Club, BMS Teams 8B and Kerstin Amos, Brianna Fariss, Austin Franks, Semratedu, Anthony Cindy Dunn and Tim Office with armed robbery. 8C, Rebecca Brown and Bauswell, Gates Bearden, Lyndsey Grant, Julie Silvers, Alan Smoot, Howard. Genealogy workshop scheduled at New Echota

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TODAY IN HISTORY THE DAILY CITIZEN Gay marriages Today is Wednesday, June 3, the 154th day of Serving Northwest Georgia since 1847 2009. There are 211 days left in the year. William H. Bronson III California, that liberal, big mechanics It harkens back to the Today’s Highlight in Publisher spending,high-tax state that of gay “Old” in the Grand Old Party, History: is going broke, found time male rela- where the Strom Thurman- Jimmy Espy Mark Pace On June 3, 1808, last week to intrude in yet tionships, brand of politics (“Lookie Executive Editor Editor Emeritus Jefferson Davis — the first another area mucked up by its as some- there fellers, there they are, and only president of the Unsigned editorials represent the view of The Daily Citizen. Members high-minded attempts at con- one who let’s get ‘em”) plays to the Confederate States of of the newspaper’s editorial board are William Bronson, Jimmy Espy, trol: gay marriage. values worst in us, just as the America — was born in Wes Chance, Charles Oliver and Victor Miller. Columns and letters to Proposition 8, which bans freedoms Democrats’ politics of envy Christian County,Ky. the editor are the opinions of the authors. same-sex marriage, was nar- and per- plays to the worst in our On this date: rowly passed by California sonal human nature. In 1935, the French voters. responsi- I respect Miss California’s liner Normandie set a Even metro-sexual liberal Ron bilities I do statement of her belief against record on its maiden voy- Republican Governator Hart not believe gay marriage. It is truly her age, arriving in New York VIEWS Arnold Schwarzenegger it is the view, and the liberal media after crossing the Atlantic came out against gay mar- govern- devoured her for it. Yet her in just four days. riage. I found that highly ment’s role to regulate what view is the same one that In 1937, the Duke of New county curious from a man who spent two consenting people do. Barack Obama professed. Windsor,who had abdicat- the majority of his formative From my research on the gay Isn’t it interesting how the ed the British throne, mar- years being oiled up by other issue, I have come to realize media conveniently ignores ried Wallis Warfield men and posing with them in that I would not be a lesbian. that? Could it be that Miss Simpson in Monts, France. facility can wait a Speedo. It just seems like a lot of work California gave her honest In 1965, astronaut It all started when and requires an attention to feelings on the matter and Edward White became the Republican Constitutional detail that I lack. Obama is masking his views first American to “walk” in Anyone who has been to a meeting of the lawyers filed suit against the Why should gays be in the name of political expe- space, during the flight of Whitfield County Board of Commissioners knows State of California for allow- denied the pleasures of “till diency? As soon as his Gemini 4. that Administrative Building No. 2, where they ing 18,000 gay marriages. It death do we part,”losing half teleprompter tells him to In 1968, pop artist Andy meet, isn’t exactly a palace. may be their last chance to their stuff, and paying alimo- change his stand, Obama will. Warhol was shot and criti- make money since, between ny to someone they have The subject of same-sex cally wounded in his New That having been said neither it nor the Bush wiretaps and the grown to hate? marriage is difficult for most York film studio, known as Administrative Building No. 1, where many coun- Obama “empathy”-driven Guess who said this: people, and I respect Miss “The Factory,” by Valerie ty offices are, are falling in. Both seem to do a rea- interpretation of the law, the “America is a free society, California more than I do Solanas, an actress and sonable job of keeping occupants warm in the win- Constitution may not be which limits the role of gov- Barack Obama for stating her self-styled militant femi- ter,cool in the summer and dry when it is raining. around to defend much ernment in the lives of our cit- true feelings on the matter. nist. And the buildings are paid for. longer. izens. In this country,people But, when faced with a tough Ten years ago: Caving I have long said that I do are free to choose how they choice, I find erring on the in to Russian and Western So why, in the middle of the worst recession to not care what consenting gay live their lives.”It was George side of personal liberty and demands, Yugoslav hit this area that most people can remember, did dudes do as long as they do W. Bush, the same guy who freedom is the right thing to President Slobodan commissioners pay a consulting firm $33,750 last not do it to me. Unless I fall tried to put an anti-gay mar- do. I think our Founding Milosevic accepted a peace year to tell them they need a new building? Why asleep in the stall of a riage bill before Congress. I Fathers would agree. plan for Kosovo designed were they possibly considering paying that same Greyhound bus station bath- suspect he did that at the Remember,they wrote the to end mass expulsions of room or on Sen. Larry Craig’s behest of Dick Cheney, who Constitution in powdered ethnic Albanians and 11 firm and an architect $50,000 this year for an archi- couch, I should be fine. And I was trying to get out of pay- wigs and tight silk pants with weeks of NATO airstrikes. tectural study on that new building? And why are fully understand those in the ing for his lesbian daughter’s ornate buttons. Most paint- Five years ago: they even talking about spending $13 million to majority who are against gay wedding. ings depict them with their President George W. Bush demolish Administrative Building No. 2 and erect marriage. Yet the cool thing It seems that the “sanctity hands on their hips, looking announced the resignation a new 66,000-square-foot administrative complex? about my side of the debate is of marriage” is only threat- very dramatic. I think they of CIA Director George that those that do not want ened in an election year or would side with the gays. Tenet amid a controversy In the same breath, county officials talk of the gay marriage do not have to when the GOP is behind in over intelligence lapses possibility of furloughing county employees and get gay married. It is their the polls. That hypocrisy,and ■ Ron Hart is a Southern about suspected weapons have delayed $8 million in capital spending. If the choice, which is the best thing unconscionable spending, are libertarian and a professional of mass destruction in Iraq county really needs additional or better office about freedom. why many of us left the investor. He writes his column and the Sept. 11 terrorist space, why not use some of the office space in the While I am not a fan of the Republican Party. weekly. attacks. Julio Franco courthouse? When it was completed just four years became, at age 45, the old- est player in major league ago, we were told it was designed to be big enough history to hit a grand slam, for the county to grow into. Has the judicial system connecting in Atlanta’s 8-4 and other offices in the building already filled up victory over Philadelphia. all that space? One year ago: Barack There’s a need for long-term planning. There’s Obama clinched the Democratic presidential no need to just sit around thinking of ways to spend nomination, making him taxpayers’ dollars, especially when the county the first black candidate to doesn’t have so many dollars right now. Board of lead his party. Astronauts Commissioners chairman Mike Babb says the installed a 37-foot-long county is a long ways away from starting a new Japanese lab at the interna- tional space station. building. We hope that’s the final word on this idea Today’s Birthdays: for at least several more years. Actor Tony Curtis is 84. The Daily Citizen TV producer Chuck Barris is 80. Rock singer Ian Hunter (Mott The Hoople) is 70. Singer Eddie Holman is 63. Musician Too Slim (Riders in the Sky) is 61. Singer Suzi Quatro is 59. FREE MINDS Singer Deneice Williams is 58. Singer Dan Hill is 55. Actor Scott Valentine is 51. “I do not call upon the state to compel every- Rock singer-musician one to accept my opinion, but, rather; not to Mike Gordon is 44. CNN force me to accept anybody else’s opinion.” host Anderson Cooper is 42. Country singer Jamie — Selected Essays on Political Economy O’Neal is 41. Tennis player Frederic Bastiat Rafael Nadal is 23. (1801-1850) It couldn’t happen here?

The International Brotherhood of tions. The depart- They say smiling can confuse the soft- Police Officers has asked the Atlanta ment’s internal affairs ware. You know, if the system can be Police Department to allow Sgt. Scott division says it is defeated by the simple act of smiling, Kreher to return to work. Kreher was investigating those maybe they should wait a little bit suspended after he said he wanted to claims. before rolling it out. beat Mayor Shirley Franklin over the ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ head with a baseball bat because of a Israel Betancourt is In Arizona, the conservative disagreement over how worker’s com- a U.S. citizen, born in Goldwater Institute has accused pensation claims are handled by the Texas in 1977. He Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio of city. served in the U.S. improperly reporting crime statistics to ■ ■ ■ Marine Corps, is the FBI. They say the sheriff’s office has The grass had grown to about a foot Charles employed as an emer- been burnishing its record by declaring tall at a city park in Sandusky, Ohio, and Oliver gency medical techni- cases closed even when they have made John Hamilton grew tired of waiting for cian and says he has no arrest. The Institute reports that in the city to mow it, so he took matters voted in numerous 2008 just 18 percent of cases declared into his own hands and mowed it him- elections. But when he tried to get a closed actually resulted in an arrest. The self. The city didn’t appreciate his passport the State Department turned rest were “exceptionally cleared,”acat- efforts. Police arrested him for disorder- him down. Why? Betancourt was deliv- egory that is only supposed to be used ly conduct and obstructing official busi- ered by a midwife with a Hispanic last when a suspect has been identified but is To suggest a Bible verse, ness. name. Some midwives have been con- dead or cannot be extradited or appre- ■ ■ ■ victed of forging birth certificates, so the hended. The sheriff’s office says the FBI call (706) 272-7735. Several weeks ago, I told you about a State Department has told Betancourt, reporting program is voluntary and not group of Philadelphia, Pa., narcotics and many other people delivered by intended to mandate how they clear detectives who were raiding immigrant- midwives, to provide voluminous other cases. owned stores, supposedly to seize information — school records, medical ■ ■ ■ WORDS OF WISDOM Ziploc bags, which they consider drug records from their first five years, their Gary Saunders was talking to his paraphernalia. The first thing they did in mothers’ medical records — before brother-in-law on a hands-free cell all of those raids was rip out the surveil- they’ll issue a passport. phone while driving when he was pulled Bible verse: “Carry each other’s burdens, and in lance equipment, and store owners say ■ ■ ■ over by a British police officer. The offi- this way you will fulfill the law of Christ.” that cash and other goods were missing Smile and the world smiles with you, cer had apparently seen Saunders laugh- after the raids. Later,the local newspa- but you won’t get a driver’s license. The ing at something his brother-in-law had Galatians 6:2 per looked at search warrant applica- Virginia Department of Motor Vehicles said because he warned him that “laugh- tions by those officers and found numer- has become the latest state agency to ing while driving a car can be an ous violations of department policies. ban people from smiling when their dri- offense.”He questioned Saunders for Thought for today: “Nothing is done.Everything in Then, the FBI announced it was investi- ver’s license photo is taken. State offi- half an hour before allowing him to the world remains to be done or done over.” gating the officers. Now, several women cials say it’s part of their effort to devel- move on. have come forward independently and op a facial recognition system that can Lincoln Steffens accused some of those officers of compare people’s faces to their driver’s ■ Charles Oliver is a staff writer for The American investigative reporter (1866-1936) molesting them during drug investiga- license photo to combat identity theft. Daily Citizen. The Daily Citizen Wednesday, June 3, 2009 5A BRIEFS Varnell students in 1982 Brazil confirms jet change the “bloody mes- sages” the U.S. military is crashed in ocean sending Muslims in Iraq and FERNANDO DE Afghanistan. Al-Qaida has NORONHA, Brazil — repeatedly lashed out at Brazilian military planes Obama since he was elected, found a 3-mile path of a move some analysts wreckage in the Atlantic believe indicates the terrorist Ocean, confirming that an organization is worried he Air France jet carrying 228 will be effective in improv- people crashed in the sea, ing the U.S. image in the Defense Minister Nelson Muslim world. Obama has Jobim said Tuesday. Jobim pitched his speech at Cairo told reporters in Rio de University on Thursday as a Janeiro that the discovery key part of that process. “confirms that the plane “His bloody messages were went down in that area,” received and are still being hundreds of miles from the received by Muslims, and Brazilian archipelago of they will not be concealed Fernando de Noronha. He by public relations cam- said the strip of wreckage paigns or by farcical visits included metallic and non- or elegant words,”said metallic pieces, but did not Ayman al-Zawahri, al- describe them in detail. No Qaida’s No. 2, in a new bodies were spotted in the audio message posted on crash of the Airbus A330 in militant Web sites. which all aboard are believed to have died. Chinese to buy Hummer Sotomayor DETROIT — General counters criticism Motors Corp. took a key WASHINGTON — step toward its downsizing Judge Sonia Sotomayor on on Tuesday,striking a tenta- Tuesday countered tive deal to sell its Hummer Republican charges that she brand to a Chinese manufac- would let her background turer,while also revealing dictate her rulings as that it has potential buyers Americans signaled a favor- for its Saturn and Saab able first impression of brands. China’s Sichuan President Barack Obama’s Tengzhong Heavy Industrial first Supreme Court choice. Machinery Co. said Tuesday A new Associated Press- afternoon that it reached an GfK poll suggested that agreement to acquire the Mrs. Sara Streiff’s class at Varnell Elementary posed who wish to share historic photos of any Whitfield Americans have a more pos- brand from GM for an for this photograph during the 1982-1983 school County school may call Ellen Thompson or Freida itive view of her than they undisclosed ammount. The year.Readers who can identify individuals or Talley at (706) 217-6733 (24-hour voice mail). did for any of former Detroit automaker had President George W. Bush’s announced Tuesday morning nominees to the high court. that it had a memorandum Half backed her confirma- of understanding to sell the tion. As Sotomayor made brand of rugged SUVs, but her Senate debut with a it didn’t identify the buyer. series of private meetings, Sichuan Tengzhong deals in Republicans said they would road construction, plastics, prefer holding hearings on resins and other industrial her nomination in products, but Hummer September,which could would be its first step into cloud the speedy summer- the automotive business. time confirmation Obama wants. Pawlenty won’t seek 3rd term Man charged with ST. PAUL, Minn. — murder in church Minnesota Gov. Tim shooting of Tiller Pawlenty erased one doubt about his political future MISTY WATSON/The Daily Citizen WICHITA, Kan. — An while blowing open another, activist abortion opponent passing Tuesday on a third- The Royal Spa at 3604 S. Dixie Highway was not opened Tuesday after law enforcement personnel arrest- was charged Tuesday with term bid while declining to ed three women there and charged them with keeping a place of prostitution. first-degree murder in the say if he’ll set his sights on death of late-term abortion the White House. Pawlenty provider Dr. George Tiller, dismissed talk of a 2012 Raid: 3 suspects out of jail on bond and the prosecutor said the Republican presidential evidence in the case ruled campaign as premature, say- out the death penalty. Scott ing he would focus on the ➣ Continued from page 1A said Sheriff Scott Chitwood. “Upon doms, sex toys and approximately Roeder,51, was shown via a next 19 months to finish his entering the spa, they observed what $2,300 in cash, according to a press video link from the term strong. But he said he and prostitution. they believed was illegal activity occur- release. Sedgwick County Jail. He wouldn’t hesitate to travel “Two investigators with the ring inside the establishment.” The three women are out of jail on fiddled with the charging the country on behalf of a Secretary of State’s office entered ... Chitwood said deputies responded, pre-set bonds (assisted by a bondsman), documents on a podium in party he thinks needs (to) determine if the spa was in compli- executing a search warrant and making Johnston for $4,000 and Adams and front of him, and said “OK” refreshing. ance with state licensing regulations,” the arrests. Officers found used con- White for $3,000 each. three times as Judge Ben Burgess read the charges and explained the court Suitcases found process. Burgess ordered made of cocaine Do You Have Roeder to be held without bond and said he was not SANTIAGO, Chile — allowed to communicate Police say two suitcases car- ALLERGIES? H with Tiller’s family or two ried by a woman who was witnesses he allegedly about to fly from Chile to We Have Effective Treatment assaulted. The judge told Spain were made of cocaine. Hollis Holdings, LLC Roeder that he would be Detective Leandro Morales assigned a public defender. at the Santiago airport says DaltonAllergy Clinic “BuildingQUALITY” the drug “was not hidden in SummerisAlmostHereand THERE HAS the luggage. This time the Dalton Ear Nose &Throat Al-Qaida criticizes suitcases were the drug.” NEVER BEEN ABETTER TIMETO upcoming speech The suitcases were made of Dalton706.226.2142 BUILD OR REMODEL! a substance combining Calhoun706.629.5000 GiveJerome or Mitchellacall today! CAIRO — Al-Qaida’s cocaine with resin and glass deputy leader on Tuesday fiber. 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Many argue that ineffi- viduals stands out as a prime exam- new culture and leaving ciency, redundancy and liti- who are ple of this approach. behind so much that is of teach regardless sometimes gation all play a part in the currently 2. We need to study and value to you and find value whether kids learn, but Nihal loves complex web of health care insured — selectively adopt compo- in your new life.” costs that are strangling and happy nents of the systems in other His world travels have given Khote a great appre- the fact that his students learn. budgets for individuals and with their countries that provide uni- — Southeast High School corporations. insurance versal health care, especially ciation for the United States and public education principal Alan Long on Nihal I worry that our federal — will in Canada and Western Khote, who was named government will approach have to Europe. We should build our that he is able to relay to students, Southeast princi- Whitfield County Schools’ solving the health care issue switch to own model, taking the best teacher of the year with the same approach to insurance of what’s out there and pal Alan Long said. the financial crisis and the that meets Brian blending it with the best of “I think the ability to domestic automobile indus- the govern- Anderson what we have to offer here in share with them the Khote’s wife Maria, classroom, all of the stu- try crisis. Nationalizing our ment's def- our country. thought that ‘Hey, regard- whom he met in film dents are totally engaged in health care system is not the inition of 3. We need to decide less whether you’re in the school,frequently told him whatever he’s doing,” only answer. ‘acceptable insurance.’A whether to separate employ- elite or the wealthy you he should become a Varela said. “He is a very According to Michael government-run plan similar ment from health care. have opportunity,’”Long teacher. So in 2004, he unorthodox type of teacher. Tanner,asenior fellow at the to Medicare would be set up Would our businesses be said. “And he does share began his teaching career at He’ll say it like it is. He is CATO Institute, the Obama in competition with private more competitive nationally that with our kids. He gives Dalton Middle School. very unassuming and he administration has made it insurance, with people able and internationally if they them an appreciation for it “I had a bunch of 30 lets the kids know that he’s clear that health care reform to choose either private didn’t have to bear the bur- and I think that’s why they sixth-grade students and I a teacher but he’s also a is one of their top priorities. insurance or the taxpayer- den of managing and partial- thrive with him. He just didn’t know what I was friend.” And even though the admin- subsidized public plan. ly funding health care for cares about them and they supposed to do,”Khote Although Khote was istration has not put forward Subsidies and cost-shifting their employees? Would know it.” said. “I learned everything surprised to win the award, a specific reform plan, most would encourage Americans more entrepreneurs and After finishing film in that one year. It was like Varela never doubted he feel elements of reform to shift to the government small businesses thrive with- school in Venezuela, Khote diving into the deep end.” would be named the sys- could emerge from plan. out the burden of competing produced a series of nature Khote found his calling tem’s top teacher. Congress. The government would with larger companies to documentaries for a pro- as an ESOL teacher at “When I read his essay,I According to Bill undertake comparative- provide adequate and afford- gram called “Expedition” Southeast. He estimates knew,”Varela said. “I said, Settlemyer,founder of the effectiveness research and able health coverage to for a station in Caracas. about 95 percent of his stu- ‘This is the winner.’” Charleston Regional cost-effectiveness research, employees? But under the rule of presi- dents are Hispanic, with Khote received a plaque Business Journal, “Health and use the results of that 4. We need to create a sys- dent Hugo Chavez, “things the occasional student from and a $500 gift from the care reform has a better shot research to impose practice tem in which doctors, nurses went from bad to worse.” China, India or Korea. Whitfield Education of succeeding this time guidelines on providers — and other health care profes- Khote’s brother-in-law Sometimes Khote’s voice Foundation. His wife Maria around” as opposed to the initially,in government pro- sionals can enjoy doing what owned a hotel in Fort carries through the hall- and his two teenage children, first attempt by the Clinton grams such as Medicare and they’re trained to do, not Oglethorpe and asked if he ways of Southeast during Gita (a senior at Dalton High administration. According to Medicaid, but possibly even- push paper to comply with would be interested in run- lectures. Marie Varela, the School) and Nihal Jr. (a Settlemyer,our current sys- tually extending such regulations and file health ning it. Khote jumped at ESOL and foreign lan- freshman at Dalton High tem is not really a system at rationing to private insurance insurance claims. The health the chance to leave guage lead teacher at the School),were there to see all and there is growing con- plans. care industry lags far behind Venezuela. high school, likes to stop him receive the honor. His sensus that it is failing. We Private insurance would in using information technol- However, the hotel busi- and listen. She describes youngest daughter,Priya (a currently spend around 16 face a host of new regula- ogy effectively to improve ness was not for him. Khote’s point of view on fourth-grader at Brookwood percent of Gross Domestic tions, including a require- care and reduce administra- “It was the worst two topics “like a fresh of Elementary), was at Vacation Prodcut on health care, ment to insure all applicants tive costs. We also need to years of my life,”Khote breath air.” Bible School and wasn’t able which is almost double what and a prohibition on pricing remove most of the financial said. “When you walk into his to attend. other countries that provide premiums on the basis of malpractice liability risk and universal health care spend risk. Subsidies would be expense from the backs of for their citizens. And for available to help middle- doctors and nurses. In return, those expenditures the U.S. income people purchase we need better systemic does not rank anywhere near insurance, while government oversight to insure that the the top of the list of countries programs such as Medicare public is protected from the Latest Technological Advancement In in measurements such as and Medicaid would be small percentage of medical longevity and the overall expanded. Finally,the gov- professionals who are truly health of our citizens. ernment would subsidize and incompetent or irresponsi- Hearing Aids Finally,Settlemyer says, manage the development of a ble.” “We are the only first-world national system of electronic Regardless of one’s per- country where the cost of medical records.” sonal or political views on medical care is a major cause Tanner argues that any of this deeply complex and con- of personal bankruptcy. And, these “reforms” are bad troversial issue, most agree at any given time, about 45 ideas taken individually. we cannot continue down the ■ PRICE million Americans have no Together,they would “dra- current path. A simple SHOP and health coverage at all.” matically transform the Google search will deliver ■ SERVICE Tanner,of the CATO American health care system countless articles espousing Institute, suggests that the harming taxpayers, health every argument imaginable. COMPARE ■ EXPERIENCE following possible elements care providers, and — most The business community is of a reform plan that could importantly — the quality hopeful that the debate ■ 3Yr.WARRANTY make their way through con- and range of care given to around this important issue gress. patients. will produce meaningful and “At a time of rising unem- Settlemyer suggest the lasting change in delivering ployment, the government following as prudent the highest quality of care would raise the cost of hiring approaches that would lead that is affordable. workers by requiring to a better reform effort: OOPER employers to provide health “1. We need to study and insurance to their workers or emulate the few U.S. private ■ Brian Anderson is pay a fee (tax) to subsidize health systems that are truly president and CEO of the Speech &Hearing Center government coverage. integrated and rely on “evi- Dalton-Whitfield Chamber of www.loopershc.com Every American would be dence-based medicine” to Commerce. ATTENTION are happiest here! LONG-TERM DISABILITY RECIPIENTS Now Enrolling for Fall ChristianBasedPre-K Program Did you receive long-term disability benefits Enroll Now for our Fun and Exciting and then have to pay back School Age Summer Program Ages the Insurance Company 6wks - after becoming eligible for Enjoy 1Week Free 14 yrs Social Security disability? When you move your child’s enrollment to the Gingerbread House

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■ The National Society of cum laude with a bachelor of from Rhodes College in High School Scholars recent- science in exercise science; May. He is the son of David ly accept- John Swinney, son of Billy and Jan Wilkinson. ed Alex L. and Vickie Swinney of ■ Heather Jean Cooper Ash of Dalton, who graduated with Chandler graduated from Rocky a bachelor of science in man- Ashford University in May Face and agement; Cleve Miller;, son with an MBA and a minor in Ralfael A. of Lisa Miller of Dalton, who human resource manage- Mays of graduated with a bachelor of ment. Her husband is Dalton for science in marketing; Jeff Michael Chandler,and her member- Wilson, son of Dennis and parents are Lloyd and Jo ship. Ash Kathryn Wilson of Dalton, Cooper. The Dalton High attended Mays who graduated with a bache- School graduate is working the lor of science in early child- on her doctorate degree in Whitfield Career Academy hood education; Steph organization and manage- and Mays attended Pangle, whose parents are ment with Capella Northwest Whitfield High Franklin and Michele Pangle University. She also works as School. of Rocky Face, who graduat- an instructor with ITT ■ Allura Dannon Rogers, ed with a bachelor of science Technical Institute and the daughter of David and Teresa in marketing; and James University of Phoenix in Rogers of Dalton, and Parrish of Dalton, who Chattanooga and is an online Amanda Ownbey of Dalton received a master of educa- instructor with Bellevue were named to North tion in secondary education. University. Georgia College & State ■ Danielle Renee Ellis of ■ Aaron H. Cockburn, CONTRIBUTED PHOTO University’s president’s list Tunnel Hill graduated cum son of Bruce and Aaron for the spring semester. laude with a bachelor of sci- Cockburn of Dalton, and Spring Place sixth-grade EXCEL students Julie Cole,Jonathan Dillard, Chloe Students achieving a grade ence in early education from Christopher A. Pedersen, son Polakiewicz,Tristan Moore and Wilson Reynoso recentlycompeted against stu- point average of 4.0 in one Atlanta Christian College. of Robert and Hazel dents in sixth through 12th grades in the Stock Market Challenge and won first semester are placed on the ACC is a private four-year Pedersen of Dalton, graduat- place in the region. The team then participated in the state challege and placed president’s list. college affiliated with the ed from Furman University 133rd out of 4,075 teams. On the first row, from left, are Jonathan Dillard, prin- Mary Lanier of Dalton, Christian Churches and in May. cipal Emma Long, EXCEL teacher Angie Powell and Wilson Reynoso; second Andrea Woodason of Dalton, Churches of Christ. row, Tristan Moore,Chloe Polakiewicz and Julie Cole. Aaron Knox of Rocky Face ■ Several local students and Lilly Strickland of were recently named to Rocky Face were named to Georgia Southern the dean’s list at North University’s dean’s list for Georgia College & State spring 2009. They are Jacob University. Students who R. King, a junior art major SummerBreakfast &Lunch achieve a 3.5 grade point from Dalton; Kenneth W. average or better while carry- Maples, a sophomore civil ing 12 or more credit hours engineering technology in one semester are placed on major from Rocky Face; and/or Snackfor the dean’s list. Clyde M. Sheets III, a fresh- ■ Mitchell Snyder, man pre-business major from Stephanie Susen and Brittany Cohutta; Kayla L. Weber,a Taylor,all of Dalton, were junior pre-business major NeighborhoodChildren named to the spring 2009 from Dalton; Lindsay L. president’s list at Georgia Joyce, a freshman pre-busi- College & State University. ness major from Dalton; Students achieving a 4.0 Tyler B. Evans, a freshman grade point average and car- pre-journalism major from rying 12 or more credit hours Dalton; and James P. Moss, a in one semester are on the sophomore with an unde- Children18&undercan receive president’s list. clared major from Dalton. To Kevin Thomas of be eligible, a student must Chatsworth, Jeffrey have at least a 3.5 grade point Horseman of Cohutta, and average and carry a mini- free lunchand/or snackduring Lauren Lawson and Dalena mum of 12 hours for the Webster,both of Dalton, semester. were named to the dean’s list ■ Georgia Southern Summervacation! for the spring 2009 semester University named several at Georgia College & State local students to the presi- University. Students are dent’s list for spring 2009. named to the list after They are Courtney M. Lunchwill be served at 12:00 noon achieving a grade point aver- Griffin, a freshman pre-nurs- age of 3.5 or better and car- ing major from Chatsworth; rying 12 or more credit hours Hannah R. Jumper,ajunior in one semester. nursing major from Dalton; Beginning on June 4thruJuly31 ■ Dawn Strickland, a Jessica L. Wells, a sopho- 2004 graduate of Northwest more mathematics major Whitfield High School and a from Dalton; and William M. senior at the University of Brackett, a sophomore pre- Georgia, recently attended business major from Dalton. BREAKFAST&LUNCHWILLBESERVED AT PLANET’s 33rd annual To be eligible for the presi- Student dent's list, a student must Career have at least a 4.0 grade point THE FOLLOWING SITES: Days at average and carry a mini- Pomona, mum of 12 hours for the Calif. semester. 1st PresbyterianChurch Dalton Community Center Some 61 ■ Preston Allen Watson college of Chatsworth graduated BlueRidge ElementaryRoan Elementary teams par- from Shorter College with a ticipated bachelor of fine arts in May. Parkview Apartments TheCliff Apartments in 26 indi- ■ Daniel Andrew Strickland vidual and Wilkinson of Dalton graduat- Cross Pointe ChristianCenter team hor- ed cum laude with a bachelor ticulture competitions. of science in neuroscience Strickland placed third in the individual competition with a LUNCHWILLBESERVED AT score of 440.37 (first place was 443.83). She received a CALL TO THE FOLLOWING SITES: $500 scholarship. 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SUBMITTED BY BLUE The Scenic City Chapter butions toward the project STAR MOTHERS,SCENIC is the local arm of Blue Star from those who would like CITY CHAPTER Mothers of America Inc., to beautify the National chartered by the Congress of Cemetery and to honor CHATTANOOGA — the United States in 1960 as “those who have given their The Scenic City Chapter of a Veterans Service children and the children Blue Star Mothers of Organization. The homes of who have given their lives.” America has begun a “Red Blue Star Mothers display Those who wish to par- Roses for Gold Mothers” service flags, authorized by ticipate may send contribu- fundraising drive. the Department of Defense. tions to BSMA, P.O. Box Their goal is to contribute The number of blue stars on 11581, Chattanooga, TN approximately 300 Knock the flag indicates the number 37401. Contributions that Out Rose bushes and com- of children in the family who exceed the cost of installa- plementary plantings to the currently are serving in the tion of the garden area will National Cemetery. The Blue armed forces or who have be used in other projects Star Moms will oversee been honorably discharged. that benefit veterans and installation and maintenance The local Blue Stars active duty service people. of the plantings at the need to raise approximately For more information on Holtzclaw entrance to the $7,000 for the “Red Roses the project or BSMA mem- National Cemetery. The for Gold Mothers” project bership, please call Janis effort is in honor of Gold and hope to have the garden Dearman at (423) 762- Star Mothers, those whose area ready for formal pres- 9528. The Web site of the sons or daughters have died entation by “Patriots’ Day,” national BSMA is in the line of duty in the Sept. 11. A nonprofit www.bluestarmothers.org, armed forces of the United 501(c)3,the Scenic City where you also may join the States. Chapter is soliciting contri- local chapter.

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CONTRIBUTED PHOTO The Murray County Saddle Club (www.murray- Emery Street School Student Council Member pose for this picture taken in countysaddleclub.com) is 1965. They include from left, Mrs. C.D.Bond, advisor; Sheryl Bowie,Mitchell having its monthly Fun Cooper,Karen Willis, Morray Goodlett, Doris O’Neal, Ros Banks, Glenda Show/Open Show this week- Shropshire,Diane Rivers, Claudia Powell and Joyce Cooper. end. On Friday is the Fun Show, with no admission fee. Highland Rivers board to meet in Dalton Gates open at 5:30 p.m. and the show will start at 7 p.m. The Executive Committee of the Highland hensive treatment and support services for Admission for Saturday’s Rivers Community Service Board will hold a adults and children affected by mental health show is $3. Gates will open called meeting on Thursday at 9 a.m. in the disorders, developmental disabilities and at 3:30 p.m. and the show Friday, June 5th -6:00 pm -8:00 pm administration office in Dalton at 1710 addictive diseases. The agency serves the will start at 5 p.m. Michael’s Fine Arts and Framing Whitehouse Drive. counties of Bartow, Cherokee, Fannin, Floyd, As always, negative cog- 1325 Dug Gap Road The purpose of the meeting is to consult Gilmer,Gordon, Murray,Paulding, Pickens, gins are required. with legal counsel regarding pending or Polk and Whitfield, and provides addictive potential litigation, settlement, claims, disease services for citizens of Haralson Subscribe to The Daily Citizen administrative proceedings or other judicial County. action. Members will attend by telephone. For more information or directions call Call 706-217-NEWS Highland Rivers Center offers compre- (706) 270-5000. VBS ‘09 Say YES

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[email protected] 706-529-1313 •www.optilink.us THE DAILY CITIZEN Wednesday, June 3, 2009 9A Avis Apparel Warehouse Sale June 4, 5, 6 & 7 2656 Old Grade Road Thurs.-Sat. 9-6 Sun. 1-5 (Same road as Big Red Barn Flea Market) Father’s Day Special Name Brand Dress Pants $10 Golf & Dress Shirts $5 Many Gift Items $5 & Less Suits $100 Sport Coats $50 (Suits & Sport Coats for this sale only) TOPS, TOPS, TOPS $ Ladies’ Tops Large Selection...... 3 $ $ Junior, Missy & Plus Tops...... 5- 10 $ New Dresses Arriving...... 40 & Less Capri Set$12 Ann Trinity$10 Tennis Wear $8 Sunglasses $4 Jewelry & Hair Accessories $1 & up

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• Mary Katherine Austin and Walker Clark; The funeral is today at 3 Greg West, Sharon and Brent Thursday at noon from the 4002. Your Selected Armstrong, Dalton special caregivers, Paula p.m. at the Pleasant Grove Walraven, Gary and April Melrose Chapel of Ponders Independent Funeral Home. • William Henry ‘Bill’ Harris, Doris Edgeman and Chapel of Julian Peeples Baldridge, Kenneth and Funeral Home with Pastor www.legacy.com Carmack, Dalton Louise Ogles; several nieces Funeral Home with Dr. Bill Velinda Baldridge, David Eddie Craig, Pastor Russel • Michael ‘Mike’ David and nephews. Wilson officiating. and Lisa Baldridge, Michael Snyder and Pastor Jeff Tamya J. Morrison The funeral is Thursday at Burial will be in Baldridge and Jerry and Ferrick officiating. Holcomb,Dalton Tamya J. Morrison of • Danny Clinton 11 a.m. at the Pleasant Grove Whitfield Memorial Betty Baldridge; mother-in- Burial will be in the Chapel of Julian Peeples Gardens. law and father-in-law, Billy Sumach Cemetery in Murray Chatsworth passed away Kirkland, Chatsworth Tuesday,June, 2, 2009, at • Thomas Edward Lee Funeral Home with the Rev. The family will receive Joe and Marge Baldridge; County. Paul Armstrong and the Rev. friends today from 1:30 p.m. special cousins, Carol and The family will receive Erlanger Hospital in III, Dalton Chattanooga. • Tamya J. Morrison, Darey Kittle officiating. until the funeral hour. Van Leathers of Myrtle friends at the funeral home Burial will be in West Hill Messages of comfort may Beach, S.C.; nieces and today from 5 to 9 p.m. Survivors and arrange- Chatsworth Cemetery. Pallbearers will be sent and the guest register nephews also survive. Thoughts and memories ments will be announced by • Maxine Andrews be: Justin Armstrong, Tyler signed at www.julian- The funeral is today at 11 may be shared with the Peeples Funeral Home of Murphey, Dalton Marshall, Tim Hardin, David peeples.com. a.m. at the Pleasant Grove Kirkland family at Chatsworth. • Claude “Sam” Stokes, Charles Edgeman Flowers will be accepted Chapel of Julian Peeples www.pondersfuneralhome.c www.legacy.com Patterson Jr., and Chandler Carpenter. or memorial contributions Funeral Home with Rev. om. Chatsworth The family will receive may be made to the Dalton Johnny Payne and Rev. Arrangements are by Maxine Andrews friends at the funeral home First Baptist Church Clayton Brown officiating. locally owned and operated Murphey Obituary notices are today from 5 until 9 p.m. Building Fund. The family received Ponders Funeral Home, 138 Maxine Andrews posted online at Messages of comfort Julian Peeples Funeral friends at the funeral home Melrose Drive,Dalton; (706) Murphey, 56, of Dalton, www.daltondailycitizen.com may be sent and the guest Home, Pleasant Grove Tuesday. 226-4002. Your Selected passed away Monday,June register signed at Chapel, Dalton, is in charge Flowers will be accepted Independent Funeral Home. 1, 2009, as a result of an www.julianpeeples.com. of funeral arrangements. For or donations may be made to www.legacy.com automobile accident in Julian Peeples Funeral more information,call (706) the American Cancer Anderson, S.C. Home, Pleasant Grove 259-7455. Society,300 W. Emery,Suite Mary Katherine Thomas Edward Survivors and arrange- Chapel, Dalton, is in charge www.legacy.com 106, Dalton, GA 30720. ments are incomplete and Armstrong of funeral arrangements. For Messages of comfort may Lee III will be announced by Julian more information,call 706- be sent and the guestbook Mr. Thomas Edward Lee Mrs. Mary Katherine Michael ‘Mike’ David Peeples Funeral Home, 259-7455. signed at www.julian- III, 20, of Dalton, departed Armstrong, 76, of Dalton, Pleasant Grove Chapel, www.legacy.com Holcomb peeples.com. this life Friday,May 29, passed away Monday,June Dalton. Michael “Mike” David Julian Peeples Funeral 2009, while serving his 1, 2009, at her residence sur- www.legacy.com rounded by family and William Henry ‘Bill’ Holcomb, 59, of Dalton, Home, Pleasant Grove country in Mosul, Iraq. friends. Carmack passed away Sunday,May Chapel, 2801 Cleveland He was born Nov. 30, She was the daughter of 31, 2009, at Hamilton Road, Dalton, is in charge of 1988, in Whitfield County. Claude ‘Sam’ the late Jesse and Mattie William Henry “Bill” Medical Center. funeral arrangements. For He attended Southeast and Patterson Jr. Carmack, 76, of Dalton, He was preceded in death Northwest high schools. He Jones Runyan and was also further information, call Claude “Sam” Patterson passed away Sunday,May by his parents, Billy and was preceded in death by his preceded in death by her (706) 259-7455. Jr., 84, of Chatsworth, died 31, 2009, at his residence. Rosetta Holcomb, and was grandmother,Barbara Faye husband, Ralph Armstrong; www.legacy.com Sunday,May 31, 2009. He was preceded in death the owner of Billy Holcomb Cochran; his grandfather, brothers, B.F. Runyan, Jess He was preceded in death by his parents, William and and Son Construction Co. Thomas Edward Lee Sr.; and Runyan, Floyd Runyan and Danny Clinton by his parents, Claude and Katherine Carmack, and a He was a member of an uncle, Ronald Hobbs. John E. Runyan; a sister, Irene Patterson. brother,Charles Carmack. Dalton Masonic Lodge 105 Kirkland He is survived by mother, Helen Faw. He is survived by his He was a member of First F&AM, a 32-degree Mason Mr. Danny Clinton Shirley Joan Hobbs of She is survived by daugh- wife, Ruby Patterson of Baptist Church of Dalton. He and a member of Dalton Kirkland,48, of Chatsworth, Dalton; girlfriend, Misty ters and sons-in-law, Karen Chatsworth; daughters and was also a Shrine Club. departed this life Monday Beasley; sisters, Ashley Lee and the late Robert Clark of sons-in-law, Wilma Jean and veteran of Survivors include his evening, June 1, 2009, at the and Katie Lee; brother, Dalton, Linda and Gene Ron Smith of Cumming, the United wife, Diane Baldridge local hospital. Ronald Hobbs, all of Dalton; Smith of Dalton; sons and Patsy Irene Patterson Baxter States Holcomb of the residence; Danny was born May 18, grandparents, Billy and daughters-in-law, Rick and of Dalton, Claudia Elisa and Navy. two daughters and sons-in- 1961, in Fannin County. Evelyn Hobbs of Sugar Donnette Armstrong of Bobby Cross of Dalton, He is law, Beth and Rodger Danny was a loving father Valley; stepgrandfather, Ringgold and David and Mary Julie and Michael survived by Baynes of Dalton and Cara and grandfather. He was pre- Jackie Cochran of Dalton; Megan Armstrong of Dalton; Lynch of Eton, and Elizabeth his wife, and Steven Watkins of ceded in death by his father, grandmother, Dorothy sisters and a brother-in-law, Patterson of Chatsworth; Carolyn Rocky Face; a son and com- Clinton Albert Kirkland. Lunsford of Dalton; cousins, Francis Bray of Calhoun and eight grandchildren; four Carmack Louise panion, Chad Holcomb and He is survived by his chil- Ronald Hobbs Jr., T.J. Hobbs Barbara and Charles Bray of great-grandchildren; nieces Carmack of Nikki Hope of Dalton; spe- dren, Steven Cardwell of and Joshua Walden, all of Fairmount; brothers and a and nephews. the residence; daughter and cial loving sister and brother- Dalton, April and Jeremy Dalton and Kimberly sister-in-law, Jerry and Ruby Services were conducted son-in-law, Jennifer and in-law, Nell and Ed Terry of Pressley and Patricia and Roberson of Summerville; Hayes and Richard Hayes, at 2 p.m. Tuesday from the Kenneth Knight of Cohutta; Kennesaw; sister and broth- Jonathan Boatwright of uncle, Wayne Hobbs of all of Dalton; brothers-in- chapel of Jones Funeral sons and daughters-in-law, er-in-law, Debbie and Crandall and Syria and Summerville; best friends, laws and sisters-in-law, the Home of Chatsworth with Steve and Sharon Carmack Johnny Smith of Dalton; Jonathan Boone of Nick Owens, Drew Owens Rev. Paul and Sue Rev. Johnny Payne officiat- of Manassas, Va., and Clay brother and sister-in-law, Chatsworth; 19 grandchil- and Ricky Williams. Armstrong, Cecil Faw,Polly ing. Burial was in Cool and Ellen Carmack of Greg and Rhonda Holcomb dren; mother,Rose Byrd of Thoughts and memories Hardin and Jo Runyan, all of Springs Cemetery. Marietta; seven grandchil- of Dalton; grandchildren, Chatsworth; sisters and may be shared with the Lee Dalton, Ann Melton of Jones Funeral Home of dren, Ashton Knight,Ellison Caleb Holcomb, Ethan brother-in-law, Pam and family at www.pondersfu- Chatsworth and Dot Runyan Chatsworth is in charge of Knight, Katie Carmack, Holcomb, Austin Baynes, Mike Stanley, Karen Marino neralhome.com. of Tunnel Hill; grandchil- the funeral arrangements. Laura Carmack, Ethan Heather Holcomb, Hannah of Chatsworth and Carla Ash Arrangements will be dren, Chris Clark, Candice www.legacy.com Creech, Justin Armstrong, Carmack, Mitchell Carmack and Ansley Watkins; special of Dalton; nieces and announced by locally owned Hannah and Hayley Smith, and Mary Helen Carmack; aunt, Louise Martin of nephews. and operated Ponders Josh and Tyler Marshall; nieces and nephews also sur- Dalton; brothers-in-law and Services to celebrate the Funeral Home, 138 Melrose great-grandchildren,Hunter, vive. sisters-in-law, Tracy and life of Danny Kirkland are Drive,Dalton; (706) 226-

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MISTY WATSON/The Daily Citizen Dalton Police Chief Jason Parker talks about how police beats are divided across Dalton during a city meeting on Tuesday at City Hall. Dalton: Trucks off streets

➣ Continued from page 1A to pay $50 a month to park to allow some residents to his truck at a mini-ware- own up to seven laying hens. Council passed last month house on Dug Gap Road. She said she has already Georgia Farm Bureau is Georgia’s largest and strongest agricultural organization with barring commercial vehicles “My wife has to get up at had problems with a neigh- over 408,000 members.Whitfield County has 5600+ members,one of the largest in the state from residential neighbor- four o’clock with me to take bor who owned chickens, with sevenagents and three secretaries to serveyou. hoods. me to my truck,”he said. even though that is currently Atkins said she didn’t Code enforcement officer illegal. even hear about the law until Alan Parrish said he has “They are noisy. People Your Membership Enables YoutoParticipate in These she attended the meeting. issued three warnings since do not keep them up. They GreatCommunity Services and MuchMore!! “If he needed a place to the law was passed. destroy your flower gardens. park, he needed a place to Mayor David Pennington They destroy your vegetable park,”she said when asked said Whitfield County and gardens. There’s also the ◆ GRANTS FOR AREA TEACHERS TO BRING AGRICULTURE what she thought of the law. many other cities have simi- smell. The smell is awful. INTO THEIR CLASSROOMS “A truck driver needs a place lar laws banning large com- And they attract flies,”she to park. It never bothered mercial vehicles from resi- said. “I do not want chickens Twoclasses at Northwest High School and 5th grade classes at me.” dential neighborhoods. in my neighbor’s yard.” Eastside Elementary benefited in the 2008-2009 school year. Cartledge, an independent “When it comes to a resi- Pennington said some cit- Will your school be one for2009-2010? trucker for the past 12 years, dential neighborhoods, izens had asked the city to said he parked the tractor there’s a danger,and in addi- look at allowing chickens portion of his truck, but not tion to danger,the streets and they were doing that. ◆ SCHOLARSHIPS TO AREA STUDENTS PURSUING ADEGREE the trailer,in his driveway weren’t built for these kinds “But there has been no IN AGRICULTURE, FORESTRYORHOME ECONOMICS and on the street. of trucks,”he said. ordinance proposed. We are Two$1500.00 Scholarships areoffered eachyear He said none of his neigh- About 75 residents heard a long way from even con- bors in the Brookwood area presentations from depart- sidering that. We know we ever said anything to him ment heads and Dalton have some difficult issues in ◆ FOOD CHECK OUT DAY about parking his truck at Utilities on neighborhood this community vs. other Food is donated to aRonald McDonald House across the state home. The first time he policing, stormwater regula- communities that have found out anyone was both- tions, parks and recreation allowed something like that,” ered, he said, was when the and building and zoning he said. “I don’t think we are ◆ STRONG VOICE IN ATLANTAAND WASHINGTON city issued him a warning enforcement. going to be looking at any Legislative issues pertaining to agriculturethataffect all of under the law Recreation director time soon allowing farm ani- our day-to-daylives “I got a warning at my Ronnie Nix said the city mals inside the city.” home. I came home and plans to spend $125,0000 City Council member there was a warning on my this year upgrading Charlie Bethel said it is up to $25.00 ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP...... door. My truck wasn’t even Brookwood Park. He said citizens to tell the council MONEY SPENT YOUCAN BE PROUD OF! parked there at the time,”he the city plans a new walking how closely they want the said. trail, upgrades to the play- city to regulate their behav- He says he got the warn- ground, new benches and ior and that of their neigh- ing the day after the City picnic tables and a new bors. Helping YouIsWhat We Do Best... Council passed the law. bridge, among other He said some cities go so “Less than 24 hours after changes. far as to tell people what it passed, I got a warning. I Police Chief Jason Parker sort of flowers and trees Whitfield County told (code enforcement) I said that under the city’s new they can plant. He said that didn’t think I should have neighborhood policing pro- people in Northwest WHITFIELD COUNTY gotten a warning because my gram, the city has been Georgia have traditionally Farm Bureau truck wasn’t even at home,” divided into zones with one opposed that sort of regula- he said. “Then after I talked officer responsible for each. tion. He also said that peo- to the mayor,Ifound that the To find out more about the ple might favor such rules 1509 Chattanooga Rd., Dalton (706) 278-9380 ordinance wasn’t even in program, go to www.dpdon- until it affected them. But he effect. It went into effect five line.org. said it was up to citizens to Multi-line Insurance Also Available days after it was passed.” Grace Sparks said she decide how far they want the Cartledge said he now has was concerned by a proposal city to go. Do you suffer from backpain?

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PREP BOYS BASKETBALL Southeast grad will coach Raiders

BY LARRY FLEMING ment in the school,”the INSIDE SPORTS At Bremen, Carter was a basketball assis- 32-year-old Carter said. “I tant. His final year there, he also served as [email protected] jDoderling marches toward French finals, 2B Josh Carter hopes the number five proves can bring back some old the softball coach. jNCAA baseball postseason schedule, 2B lucky. faces, and the winning tra- “I’ve coached just about everything the On Tuesday,Southeast athletic director dition Southeast once had. jRaisin Woods grand opening on the way, 3B last few years,” Carter said. Scott Ramsey announced that Carter has I believe I can create more jPenguins stay alive in Cup finals, 3B He said he was thrilled with his promotion been named the school’s boys basketball community involvement in at Southeast. coach after serving as an assistant on Joey the program.” Carter’s first coaching job was at “I’m extremely happy,”Carter said. “I’m Bryson’s staff for one season. Bryson After graduating from LaFayette High School in St. Louis, where grateful for the opportunity. I’ve been around resigned in May to accept a similar position Carter Southeast, where he played he coached at the middle school and high long enough to figure out my clientele here at at Stephens County High in Toccoa after one football, basketball, base- school levels from 1999-2001. Carter left Southeast and the skills these kids possess. season with the Raiders. ball and ran track — Carter said he was all- LaFayette, a school with an enrollment of I’ve got a good idea of what we should be Carter,a1995 graduate of Southeast and area in football and all-region in baseball — 3,000-plus students, and returned to Georgia doing. the Raiders’ fifth head coach in five years, Carter attended Young Harris College briefly, to coach in Bremen, again at the middle “And that’s getting more people involved believes he can bring stability to the program. then transferred to Shorter College in Rome. school and high school levels. He spent six “Being from Dalton and having gone to He played baseball at both schools before years at Bremen before accepting the assis- ➣ Please see GRAD, 2B Southeast, I’ve got more of a personal invest- giving up sports to concentrate on his studies. tant basketball position at Southeast.

PREP FOOTBALL: TENNESSEE-GEORGIA ALL-STAR CLASSIC COLLEGE FOOTBALL: AUBURN UNIVERSITY Aggressive the rule for Roof’s defenses

BY MARTY KIRKLAND ON THE NET: To get involved with [email protected] the Carpet Capital Auburn Club, visit Ted Roof might be new to aualum.org. Auburn’s football program, but more than two decades of college ranking in total defense (from last coaching have prepared the among 119 teams to 79th), pass- Tigers’ first-year defensive coor- ing defense (115th to 93rd), rush- dinator for what to expect from ing defense (114th to 69th) and the Southeastern Conference. scoring defense (109th to 61st). “Well, certainly the reputation He had a similar effect while of the league is that it’s the best in serving as Duke’s defensive coor- America,”Roof said. “I gathered dinator in 2002 and 2003 — he that from being at other places.” spent the final portion of ‘03 as the Roof was in Dalton on Tuesday Blue Devils interim coach, then night to speak during a Carpet held the top job from 2004-07 — Capital Auburn Club dinner meet- and earned the Broyles Award in ing at the Creative Arts Guild. 2000 as the nation’s top assistant Hired in January as part of Gene while defensive coordinator for Chizik’s staff — Chizik replaced Georgia Tech, his alma mater, Tommy Tuberville, who resigned where he coached linebackers for in December after 10 seasons a season before working as coordi- leading the Tigers — Roof brings nator from 1998-2001. a reputation for defensive success. Roof credited his defensive According to his bio on success over the years to talented MISTY WATSON/The Daily Citizen Auburn’s Web site, in 2008, his players. Former Murray County offensive lineman Corey Pritchett, in center of offensive huddle,will lone year as Minnesota’s defen- walk on with Georgia Tech’s football team this fall. Pritchett said Monday he’s not concerned sive coordinator,Roof helped the ➣ Please see ROOF, 3B about the risk of injury as he participates in this year’s Tennessee-Georgia All-Star Classic, and Gophers improve their national Rustycoaches are doing their best to prepare but players this week so ready that risk is as low as possible. Area players work out kinks

BY ADAM KROHN And some are who last played in the Indians’ finale [email protected] finding they’re against Allatoona on Nov. 7. “I’ve When players take the field more out of shape put on a little weight. I’m not in real Saturday for the Tennessee- than others. good shape, but I’m in decent Georgia All-Star Classic, it will be Former enough shape to be running.” the first time they’ve played com- Murray County For Zeigler and many players petitively since football season defensive back participating in the all-star game, ended — six months ago. Josh Zeigler was which kicks off at 7:30 p.m. at The members of Georgia’s team, the first to admit Ridgeland High in Rossville, this Zeigler who began preparing for their final he’ll need to take will be the last time they play MISTY WATSON/The Daily Citizen game of their prep careers on full advantage of organized football. Auburn University defensive coordinator Ted Roof,left, Monday at Southeast High, will the practice days. shakes hands with Dalton resident and Auburn alum Chris practice every day this week until “The pads are a little tighter since Yarbrough on Tuesday night at the Carpet Capital Auburn ➣ Please see READY, 2B Friday. I’ve been out a while,”said Zeigler, Club’s gathering at the Creative Arts Guild.

Hair you go PRO BASEBALL: ATLANTA BRAVES Takes 12, but Braves beat Cubs Dominika Cibulkova returns the BY PAUL NEWBERRY Cubs at Rafael Soriano (1-0) earned the win with two scoreless innings. ball to Maria Associated Press Writer Braves Sharapova ATLANTA — Jeff Francoeur hit After doing nothing offensively Tonight, 7 p.m. most of the night, the Braves sud- during their a tying two-run homer with two outs denly came alive — with help quarterfinals in the ninth and Chipper Jones drove ■ TV:PEACHTREE TV (Charter 27, from the Cubs. After Anderson’s match at the in the winning run with a 12th- inning single, helping the Atlanta Optilink 18) homer,first baseman Lee dropped French Open ■ PITCHERS: Ted Lilly (6-4, 3.50) vs. a routine throw to first that on Tuesday Braves rally for a 6-5 victory over the Chicago Cubs on Tuesday night. Derek Lowe (6-3, 3.49) allowed Martin Prado to reach. in Paris. The Cubs wasted a brilliant ■ NOTEWORTHY:Braves rookie The Cubs went to their bullpen, Cibulkova beat performance by rookie starter center fielder Jordan Schafer was but Carlos Marmol walked Sharapova, Randy Wells. Filling in for sus- optioned to Triple-A Gwinnett before Francoeur,hit Greg Norton and 6-0, 6-2, pended Carlos Zambrano, he did- Tuesday’s game. Gregor Blanco was walked Kelly Johnson to force in a ending n’t allow a hit until Jones singled called up in his place. run. Escobar followed with a sac- Sharapova’s with two outs in the seventh. rifice fly to make it 5-3. bid to Alfonso Soriano and Derek Lee the win when the struggling Chicago went to Gregg in the complete a homered for Chicago, which Francoeur,aformer phenom now ninth. He got two outs, sandwiched career Grand couldn’t hold a 5-0 lead. being mentioned in reports of a pos- around a strikeout that put a runner Slam this year. Garret Anderson started the sible trade, tied it with a drive into aboard. Anderson whiffed at strike For more on comeback with his second homer the left-field seats off Kevin Gregg. three in the dirt, but took off for first the tourney, in as many games — a leadoff shot The Braves got runners to third when the ball got by catcher please see off Wells in the eighth — and the in the 10th and 11th but couldn’t Geovany Soto and rolled all the way story and Braves scored two more runs in score. Finally,Jones ended it with to the backstop for a wild pitch. results on the inning without a hit, taking an opposite-field single to left off That came back to haunt the page 2B. advantage of two walks, a hit bat- Aaron Heilman (2-3) that brought Cubs when Francoeur drove a 2-1 ter and an error. home Yunel Escobar,who had sin- pitch into the seats in right-center AP PHOTO The Cubs were still one out from gled and stole second. for just his fourth homer this year. WWW.DALTONDAILYCITIZEN.COM THE DAILY CITIZEN 2B Wednesday, June 3, 2009 TENNIS: FRENCH OPEN SCOREBOARD

Sharapova’s out; necessary 3), 10:05 p.m. Dinara Safina (1), Russia, def.Victoria Azarenka TRANSACTIONS Tuesday, June 16: Orlando at L.A. Lakers, 9 p.m., if Arizona (Garland 4-4) at L.A. Dodgers (Billingsley (9), Belarus, 1-6, 6-4, 6-2. necessary 6-3), 10:10 p.m. Dominika Cibulkova (20), Slovakia, def.Maria Thursday, June 18: Orlando at L.A. Lakers, 9 p.m., Thursday’s Games Sharapova, Russia, 6-0, 6-2. Monday’s Moves if necessary N.Y.Mets at Pittsburgh, 12:35 p.m. Murray done, too BASEBALL San Francisco at Washington, 7:05 p.m. American League Chicago Cubs at Atlanta, 7:10 p.m. BOSTON RED SOX—Recalled OF Mark Kotsay Milwaukee at Florida, 7:10 p.m. from the 15-day DL. Colorado at Houston, 8:05 p.m. OAKLAND ATHLETICS—Purchased the contract Cincinnati at St. Louis, 8:15 p.m. COLLEGE BASEBALL BY HOWARD FENDRICH of RHP Vin Mazzaro from Sacramento (PCL). PRO HOCKEY Philadelphia at L.A. Dodgers, 10:10 p.m. Associated Press Writer National League NCAA Division I CINCINNATI REDS—Activated RHP Edinson NHL Playoffs AMERICAN LEAGUE PARIS — The final Volquez from the 15-day DL. Optioned RHP Jared East Division Super Regionals score of Maria Sharapova’s Burton to Louisville (IL). STANLEY CUP FINALS WLPct GB (Best-of-3) FLORIDA MARLINS—Optioned RHP Cristhian Detroit vs. Pittsburgh New Yo rk 31 21 .596 — At Dick Howser Stadium, Tallahassee,Fla. stunning loss in the French Martinez to Jacksonville (SL) and C Brett Hayes to Saturday, May 30: Detroit 3, Pittsburgh 1 Boston 30 22 .577 1 Friday, June 5: Arkansas (37-22) vs.Florida State Open quarterfinals Tuesday New Orleans (PCL). Activated RHP Anibal Sunday, May 31: Detroit 3, Pittsburgh 1 Toronto 30 24 .556 2 (45-16), Noon Sanchez from the 15-day DL. Recalled OF Tuesday, June 2: Pittsburgh 4, Detroit 2, Detroit Tampa Bay2628.481 6 Saturday, June 6: Arkansas vs.Florida State, Noon did not look quite as embar- Alejandro De Aza from New Orleans. leads series 2-1 Baltimore 24 28 .462 7 Sunday, June 7: Arkansas vs.Florida State, Noon, rassing as it nearly did: Her WASHINGTON NATIONALS—Fired pitching Thursday, June 4: Detroit at Pittsburgh, 8 p.m. Central Division if necessary coach Randy St. Claire.Named Steve McCatty Saturday, June 6: Pittsburgh at Detroit, 8 p.m. WLPct GB At Oxford-University Stadium, Oxford, Miss. opponent led 6-0, 5-0. pitching coach. Activated OF Elijah Dukes from the Tuesday, June 9: Detroit at Pittsburgh, 8 p.m., if Detroit 28 22 .560 — Friday, June 5: Virginia (46-12-1) vs.Mississippi That Sharapova saved a 15-day DL. Placed RHP Kip Wells on the 15-day necessary Chicago 25 26 .490 3 1/2 (43-18), 2 p.m. DL. Friday, June 12: Pittsburgh at Detroit, 8 p.m., if nec- Minnesota 25 27 .481 4 Saturday, June 6: Virginia (46-12-1) vs.Mississippi match point in the 12th game BASKETBALL essary Kansas City 23 28 .451 5 1/2 (43-18), Noon and wound up delaying her National Basketball Association Cleveland 22 31 .415 7 1/2 Sunday, June 7: Virginia (46-12-1) vs.Mississippi defeat for 15 minutes was of CHICAGO BULLS—Announced the retirement of West Division (43-18), 3 p.m., if necessary assistant coach Del Harris. WLPct GB At Alex Box Stadium, Baton Rouge, La. no consolation, of course. FOOTBALL Texas 30 21 .588 — Friday, June 5: Rice (43-16) vs.LSU (49-16), 7 p.m. All that mattered was that National Football League PRO BASEBALL Los Angeles 25 25 .500 4 1/2 Saturday, June 6: Rice vs.LSU, 5 p.m. AP PHOTO DALLAS COWBOYS—Released LB Greg Ellis. Seattle 24 28 .462 6 1/2 Sunday, June 7: Rice vs.LSU, 7 p.m., if necessary her bid to complete a career COLLEGE Oakland 20 30 .400 9 1/2 At Goodwin Field, Fullerton, Calif. Fernando Gonzalez is BINGHAMTON—Named Rachel Refenes assis- MLB ——— Friday, June 5: Louisville (47-16) vs.Cal State Grand Slam this year ended Fullerton (45-14), 10:30 p.m. headed for a semifinal tant volleyball coach. NATIONAL LEAGUE Monday’s Scores when she was beaten 6-0, 6- BIRMINGHAM-SOUTHERN—Named Whitney N.Y.Yankees 5, Cleveland 2 Saturday, June 6: Louisville vs.Cal State Fullerton, matchup with Robin East Division 5 p.m. 2 by 20th-seeded Dominika Medlen women’s assistant soccer coach. WLPct GB Chicago White Sox 6, Oakland 2 Soderling in Paris. BOSTON COLLEGE—Announced QB Dominique Baltimore 1, Seattle 0 Sunday, June 7: Louisville vs.Cal State Fullerton, Philadelphia 29 20 .592 — 10 p.m., if necessary Cibulkova. Davis will transfer. New Yo rk 28 23 .549 2 Tuesday’s Scores DUKE—Announced Jennie Lee has left the Boston 5, Detroit 1 At UFCU Disch-Falk Field, Austin, Texas “I don’t really care about Cibulkova — 11 inches Atlanta 26 25 .510 4 Saturday, June 6: TCU (39-16) vs.Texas (44-13-1), women’s golf team to turn professional. Florida 25 28 .472 6 N.Y.Yankees 12, Texas 3 numbers. It’s either a ‘W’ or shorter than Sharapova — ILLINOIS STATE—Named Kellie Evans women’s Toronto 6, L.A. Angels 4 6 p.m. Washington 14 36 .280 15 1/2 Sunday, June 7: TCU vs.Texas, 3 p.m. an ‘L,”’ Sharapova said, faces the current No. 1, assistant soccer coach. Central Division Tampa Bay 6, Kansas City 2 VIRGINIA TECH—Announced the resignation of Oakland 5, Chicago White Sox 0 Monday, June 8: TCU vs.Texas, 1 or 7 p.m., if nec- “and I prefer ‘W.”’ WLPct GB essary Dinara Safina, who over- men’s soccer coach Oliver Weiss. Milwaukee 30 22 .577 — Cleveland at Minnesota, late All of that time on court at Baltimore at Seattle, late At McKethan Stadium, Gainesville,Fla. came a shaky start to defeat St. Louis 29 22 .569 1/2 Saturday, June 6: Southern Mississippi (38-24) vs. Today’s Games the French Open, and all of Cincinnati 27 23 .540 2 Florida (42-20), 3 p.m. No. 9 Victoria Azarenka of Boston (Beckett 5-2) at Detroit (Galarraga 3-5), Chicago 25 25 .500 4 Sunday, June 7: Southern Mississippi vs.Florida, 7 that time away before it, 7:05 p.m. Belarus 1-6, 6-4, 6-2. Pittsburgh 24 28 .462 6 p.m. Texas (Feldman 4-0) at N.Y.Yankees (Pettitte 5-1), finally caught up to her, Houston 21 28 .429 7 1/2 Monday, June 8: Southern Mississippi vs.Florida, 1 Robin Soderling was able TELEVISION 7:05 p.m. resulting in her most lopsided West Division or 7 p.m., if necessary to stretch his career-best WLPct GB L.A. Angels (Jer.Weaver 4-2) at Toronto (Janssen At Boshamer Stadium, Chapel Hill, N.C. loss at a major tournament. On Today Los Angeles 35 18 .660 — 1-1), 7:07 p.m. Saturday, June 6: East Carolina (46-18) vs.North winning streak to eight San Francisco 25 25 .500 8 1/2 Kansas City (Bannister 4-2) at Tampa Bay COLLEGE SOFTBALL Carolina (45-16), Noon “You can only ask your San Diego 25 26 .490 9 matches by easily handling ESPN2 — World Series, finals, game 3, Florida vs. (Niemann 4-4), 7:08 p.m. Sunday, June 7: East Carolina vs.North Carolina, Arizona 23 29 .442 11 1/2 body to do so much,”said Washington, at Oklahoma City (if necessary) Cleveland (Cl.Lee 2-6) at Minnesota (Swarzak 1- Noon two-time French Open semi- Colorado 20 30 .400 13 1/2 GOLF 1), 8:10 p.m. Monday, June 8: East Carolina vs.North Carolina, Sharapova,who had right ——— finalist Nikolay Davydenko 1 p.m. Oakland (Outman 2-0) at Chicago White Sox 1 or 7 p.m., if necessary Monday’s Scores shoulder surgery in October TGC — The Memorial Skins Game, at Dublin, Ohio (Richard 2-0), 8:11 p.m. At Packard Stadium, Tempe,Ariz. 6-1, 6-3, 6-1. Never before a Pittsburgh 8, N.Y.Mets 5 MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL Baltimore (Bergesen 2-2) at Seattle (Vargas 2-0), Saturday, June 6: Clemson (44-20) vs.Arizona and had played four three-set Grand Slam semifinalist — Florida 7, Milwaukee 4 7 p.m. 10:10 p.m. State (47-12), 9 p.m. Houston 4, Colorado 1 matches at Roland Garros in or quarterfinalist or even PEACHTREE TV — Chicago Cubs at Atlanta Thursday’s Games Sunday, June 7: Clemson vs.Arizona State, 10 Cincinnati 5, St. Louis 3 ESPN — Boston at Detroit L.A. Angels at Toronto, 12:37 p.m. p.m. her first major tournament in fourth-round participant — Philadelphia 5, San Diego 3 SOCCER Boston at Detroit, 1:05 p.m. Monday, June 8: Clemson vs.Arizona State, 7 Arizona 3, L.A. Dodgers 2 nearly a year. “Everything Soderling will be a French 10 p.m. Texas at N.Y.Yankees, 1:05 p.m. p.m., if necessary Tuesday’s Scores ESPN — Men's national teams, World Cup qualifi- Cleveland at Minnesota, 1:10 p.m. fell a little short today. The Open finalist if he can beat Pittsburgh 3, N.Y.Mets 1 er, U.S. vs.Costa Rica, at San Jose, Costa Rica Oakland at Chicago White Sox, 2:05 p.m. Washington 10, San Francisco 6 pace wasn’t there on my No. 12 Fernando Gonzalez TENNIS Kansas City at Tampa Bay, 4:08 p.m. Atlanta 6, Chicago Cubs 5, 12 innings Noon strokes, and, you know, I of Chile. Florida 10, Milwaukee 3 ESPN2 — French Open, men's quarterfinals, at Colorado at Houston, late was five steps slower.” “I always knew that I Paris AP SPORTLIGHT Cincinnati at St. Louis, late Her absence from the could play really,really Philadelphia at San Diego, late tour dropped her ranking good tennis,”Soderling Arizona at L.A. Dodgers, late TENNIS June 3 outside the top 100. Still, as Today’s Games 1932 — Lou Gehrig becomes the first major lea- said. N.Y.Mets (Pelfrey 4-1) at Pittsburgh (Ohlendorf 5- guer to hit four consecutive home runs in a game, a former No. 1 and a three- Gonzalez, the 2007 PRO BASKETBALL 5), 7:05 p.m. French Open giving the New Yo rk Ya nkees a 20-13 win over the time major champion, San Francisco (Ra.Johnson 4-4) at Washington Tuesday Philadelphia A’s. Gehrig’s feat, however, is over- Australian Open runner-up, (Zimmermann 2-2), 7:05 p.m. At Stade Roland Garros, Paris shadowed by the resignation of John McGraw, Sharapova was expected to reached his first semifinal at NBA Playoffs Chicago Cubs (Lilly 6-4) at Atlanta (D.Lowe 6-3), Purse: $21.8 million (Grand Slam) manager of the New Yo rk Giants for 30 years. beat Cibulkova, a 20-year- Roland Garros with a 6-3, FINALS 7:10 p.m. Surface: Clay-Outdoor 1944 — Bounding Home, ridden by G.L. Smith, (Best-of-7) Milwaukee (Looper 5-3) at Florida (West 0-0), 7:10 Singles wins the Belmont Stakes by one-half length over old Slovak who was making 3-6, 6-0, 6-4 victory over Orlando vs. L.A. Lakers p.m. Men-Quarterfinals Pensive, the winner of the Kentucky Derby and her Grand Slam quarterfinal No. 3 Andy Murray. Thursday, June 4: Orlando at L.A. Lakers, 9 p.m. Colorado (Marquis 7-3) at Houston (Moehler 2-3), Robin Soderling (23), Sweden, def.Nikolay Preakness. Sunday, June 7: Orlando at L.A. Lakers, 8 p.m. 8:05 p.m. Davydenko (10), Russia, 6-1, 6-3, 6-1. 1961 — Sherluck, ridden by Braulio Baeza, wins debut and whose chief Was Gonzalez surprised Tuesday, June 9: L.A. Lakers at Orlando, 9 p.m. Cincinnati (Cueto 4-3) at St. Louis (Lohse 4-3), Fernando Gonzalez (12), Chile, def.Andy Murray the Belmont Stakes.Carry Beck, the winner of the financial backer is not a to have taken a set 6-0 from Thursday, June 11: L.A. Lakers at Orlando, 9 p.m. 8:15 p.m. (3), Britain, 6-3, 3-6, 6-0, 6-4. Kentucky Derby and the Preakness, finishes sev- shoe company or a racket Murray? Sunday, June 14: L.A. Lakers at Orlando 8 p.m., if Philadelphia (Happ 3-0) at San Diego (C.Young 4- Women-Quarterfinals enth. manufacturer but, instead, a “Playing Andy? I would friend of her coach from have never dreamed it,” back home in Bratislava. Gonzalez said, “even play- Now the 5-foot-3-inch ing table tennis.” Ready: Game is Saturday at Ridgeland

➣ Continued from page 1B ting out there and hitting,”he COLLEGE SOFTBALL: WORLD SERIES said. “I’m sure my neck will But some will get the be sore tomorrow because chance to play in college. you can’t get ready for that.” Washington wins title Zeigler’s teammate, kick- Of course, later this er/wide receiver Michael month, Pritchett will need to BY JEFF LATZKE College World Series titles, Lopez, was in top shape for be ready for full-contact Associated Press Writer with Arizona State and Monday’s practice. He once Georgia Tech’s prac- OKLAHOMA CITY — Washington joining power- played soccer this spring and tices roll around. Kimi Pohlman raced home houses UCLA (11 champi- has been running 30 minutes “This is another way for on a squibber back to the cir- onships) and Arizona a day in addition to various me to get in football shape,” cle that Florida ace Stacey (eight) the past two years. workouts in preparation for he said. Nelson couldn’t handle, giv- Huskies players tossed his June 8 tryout with Mercer One other area player, ing Washington the decisive their gloves into the air and University’s soccer team. Indians linebacker Ethan run in a 3-2 victory for its gathered in a huddle near “It feels good to be out Watson, will compete in first NCAA softball champi- home plate after Lawrie here,”he said. Saturday’s game. Dalton’s onship Tuesday night. struck out Ali Gardiner to In shape or not, there is a Alex Burse was originally on With the bases loaded in end the game. The huddle rust factor heading into the team roster,but his work- the third inning, Morgan of players soon fell over Saturday’s game. For the all- outs at Lee University with Stuart tapped the ball a few onto the ground after being stars who will take their former Catamounts strength feet in front of home plate, handed the NCAA champi- game to the college level, the coach Chevis Brooks overlap but Nelson (41-5) was onship trophy. risk of injury might be a con- with Team Georgia’s prac- unable to scoop it cleanly. The celebration capped a cern as they head into their tice schedule. That allowed the go-ahead road trip that has kept the freshman season. “I wanted to play,” said run to score. Huskies away from home But Georgia coach Robert Burse, who is preparing for National player of the for three weeks. Akins believes the five days his freshman season as a year Danielle Lawrie (42-8) The team caught a flight of practice should be enough member of Shorter College’s shut out the top-seeded out of Seattle on May 13 to get the players in shape. football team. Gators (63-5) the rest of the after being sent to “They’re competitors Southeast’s Zack Sneed was also invited to play,but way to clinch the title with a Massachusetts for the open- anyway,or else they would- MISTY WATSON/The Daily Citizen two-game sweep. ing weekend of NCAA n’t be out here,”said Akins, Murray County’s Josh Zeigler,right, works to wrap was not present at Monday’s Washington (51-12) kept tournament play. who has coached Ringgold up on Rome’s Steven Washington during a Georgia practice and it’s unclear the championship in the The Huskies stayed on for the past two seasons. practice earlier this week at Southeast High for whether he’ll play Saturday. The football game is the Pac-10 by keeping Florida the East Coast for a super “They’re not going to be in Saturday’s Tennessee-Georgia All-Star Classic. from bringing the regional against Georgia great shape,and they’re not first of a series of Georgia- Southeastern Conference its Tech in Atlanta before com- going to be in hitting shape. go full speed longer. Usually Added Lowe’s former Tennessee matchups span- first title. The Pac-10 has ing directly to Oklahoma But we’ll give them a couple the injuries happen when a player,Indians offensive ning several sports. won 21 of the 27 Women’s City for the World Series. of days and let them hit, and kid is really out of shape and lineman Corey Pritchett, “If A nine-inning baseball then we’ll go in shells the playing both ways and never you play trying not to get game will be played next last three days before the leaving the field. hurt, you’re going to get Monday at AT&T field in game. “I expect the players to go hurt.” Chattanooga. Basketball Grad: Ties to SE “They know they can play full speed, and if they do, Pritchett has as much to games will be played next at a high level, so they won’t there will be minimal lose as any player on the Tuesday,with the first game be overworking to prove injuries.” field. He is one of 10 pre- starting at 6 p.m. and the sec- ➣ Continued from page 1B girls coach Jeff McDonald themselves.” North Murray athletic ferred walk-ons for Georgia ond at 8. A softball double- with Elizabeth Crane, wife Akins said the team is director Josh Lowe, who Tech’s football team and, header will be played on 6 and developing more skills of Raiders football coach starting practice with 10 served as Indians coach the starting June 21, when the p.m. at June 11 at Frost from the players we’ll have David Crane, last month. minutes of individual drills past two seasons and who Jackets’ summer practices Stadium in Chattanooga and coming back next season. “I like his work ethic and where the players work on will work Saturday’s game begin, he’ll be fighting for a a volleyball match will be We’ve got a lot of kids who he helped us in a lot of areas tackling. He anticipates the as Georgia’s defensive ends starting position as the long played 6 p.m. on June 12 at hustle and get after it, and this past season, plus he is players to be sore by today, coach, also considers the snapper. GPS in Chattanooga. we’ve got a solid bunch of knowledgeable in the game and said he’ll ease up on the game low-risk. Pritchett recently received In addition, the North underclassmen who can of basketball. It was very workouts. By Saturday night, “The opportunity is cer- a workout regimen from Georgia Futures baseball build on what our seniors appealing that he has the Akins said, they’ll be ready tainly there that you could Jackets coaches and has start- games will feature a best-of- were able to do last season.” investment in Southeast.” to play. get injured,”Lowe said. “But ed the new routine. It’s a five- three series among Peach The Raiders went 7-3 in Carter’s “investment in He believes the circum- I think there is a minimal day-a-week workout that State underclassmen that sub-region play to earn the the school” includes his stances of the game will probability that someone involves a lot of speed-ori- begins at 6 p.m. next No. 2 seed going into the father,Danny Carter,who ensure players stay healthy. could get hurt playing in an ented drills and power cleans, Tuesday at Ridgeland. If sub-region tournament. was the offensive coordina- “In this kind of game you all-star game like this. I just plus running every day. necessary,Game 3 will be They came out of the tour- tor on the football team from can rest players and only don’t see it as an issue the He said he was in shape played June 10 at 6 p.m. ney as the No. 3 seed and 1985-95 and the Raiders’ play them one way,”Akins players need to be concerned for Monday’s practice, but Because they couldn’t lost to Cedartown, 74-54, in head baseball coach during said. “It’s not like high with. They just need to play the full contact was some- find a school to host, all-star the Region 6-3A tourna- the same span. He is now an school,where they’re play- and enjoy themselves and thing he hasn’t done in a soccer games won’t be ment, finishing the year assistant coach at Christian ing both ways. You can give have fun playing one last while. played this year,organizers with a 10-15 record. Heritage School,and the them more rest and they can high school football game.” “There’s nothing like get- said. Ramsey said Carter was Lions captured the Georgia impressive throughout the Football League state title hiring process. this past season. DONATE THATCAR! “He was good in the “All of Josh’s ties to Camps, tryouts and more: screening and interview Southeast are impressive,” Free Pickup •Tax Write-Off •WeDoPaperwork •Running/Not process and we got good Ramsey said. “I know he’s Vehicles, Real Estate Providence Rescue Mission &Boys Home daltoncitizen.com/Events feedback on him,”said going to do a good job for Boats, RVs, etc. 706-275-0268 Ramsey, who also replaced us.” THE DAILY CITIZEN Wednesday, June 3, 2009 3B

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The Northwest THE ASSOCIATED PRESS game for Pittsburgh, will be The Penguins prevented Georgia chapter of the PITTSBURGH — Sergei Thursday night. Either the the Red Wings from moving Southern Off-Road Gonchar said it once, then defending champion Red to within one victory of their Bicycle Association will repeated it again a few sec- Wings can take a strangle- fifth Stanley Cup since 1997. host a grand opening of onds later as he tried pump- hold 3-1 advantage or the Malkin assisted on the Raisin Woods Mountain ing some confidence into Penguins can make the finals first three Penguins goals, Bike Park at 1 p.m. on some discouraged team- a best-of-three after losing giving him 33 points in 20 Brooker Rd. on Saturday. mates: It’s not over. the first two in Detroit. games, the most in the play- The day will include a Thanks to Gonchar’s Gonchar’s slap shot from offs since Joe Sakic’s 34 in ribbon cutting, dedication power-play goal midway center point off Evgeni 22 games for Stanley Cup of the park to Dalton through the third period that Malkin’s pass sailed past champion Colorado in 1996. native and former profes- revived the Penguins after Chris Osgood as Bill Guerin Gonchar and first-period sional cyclist Saul Raisin, the Detroit Red Wings and Sidney Crosby screened scores by Max Talbot and mountain bike trials, pressed for lead, the Stanley the goalie. Kris Letang gave the stunts by Doug White, Cup finals are far from over “The power play was an Penguins hope again, just as fun bike games for kids for Pittsburgh following a 4- unbelievable job by a hand- they did by winning Game 3 AP PHOTO and refreshments. 2 victory in Game 3 on ful of guys out there, keeping by 3-2 on a pair of Crosby The Pittsburgh Penguins’ Sergei Gonchar,right, cel- In addition, 25 kids’ Tuesday night. the play alive and giving goals in last year’s finals. ebrates with teammates after scoring in the third helmets will be given Game 4, which could Gonch a chance,”Penguins The Red Wings went on to period of his team’s 4-2 win against Detroit on away to lucky winners as have been an elimination coach Dan Bylsma said. win that one in six. Tuesday in Game 3 of the Stanley Cup Finals. well. Nelson’s ‘mates expect he’ll play Roof: Likes rivalry with Tide

ORLANDO, Fla. — ➣ Orlando Magic players say Continued from page 1B sive on that side of the ball. Tigers coach and College Jameer Nelson will play in That would be fine with Jep Football Hall of Famer Pat the NBA finals, but the But the turnaround at Price, a longtime Carpet Dye, as well as Dalton High All-Star point guard and Minnesota and Duke was Capital Auburn Club mem- product Cole Bennett when his coach remain publicly done without time to make a ber and 1987 alum of the he was playing tight end at pessimistic. major impact on recruiting. school. Auburn. Nelson participated in a So what’s the secret to quick “I don’t expect a whole While Georgia, Georgia full team practice Tuesday progress? lot of change on the Tech and Tennessee fans for the first time since “You’ve got to always be defense,”he said. “I hope may be easier to spot in tearing the labrum in his on the attack and be aggres- that maybe we’ll see more Northwest Georgia, there are right shoulder Feb. 2. sive,” said Roof, a turnovers. I think, coach about 600 Auburn alumni in While Nelson and coach Lawrenceville native who has Roof, that may be something the Dalton area, Trivino said, Stan Van Gundy still said also coached at West Georgia, he really emphasizes is cre- and the club — one of the furthest north among Auburn the point guard’s status Massachusetts and Western ating turnovers.” clubs in Georgia — provides won’t be determined until Carolina. “Offensive players Like the SEC, another a networking opportunity for game day,players said and offensive coaches are so thing on which Roof needs the Tigers fans to find each Nelson looked “terrific” creative that you can’t just no education is the Auburn- other. During the season, and expect him to be on stay behind the chains, Alabama rivalry. He served they usually meet together in the court against the Los you’ve got to try and get them as a graduate assistant for the behind the chains. Teams Crimson Tide in the late Dalton to watch an Auburn Angeles Lakers. away game; club members AUTOMOTIVE Game 1 of the finals is have a tendency to become a 1980s and knows what he’s coming back to in that state. are also working to begin a Thursday night in Los little more predictable then.” North Georgia Toyota “I think it’s the best rivalry scholarship for local students Angeles, and healed or While Auburn’s offense www.northgeorgiatoyota.com in college football because wishing to attend Auburn. not, Nelson wants to play. was anemic during 2008’s 5- 7 campaign, ranking 111th there are no professional “It’s great support for nationally in scoring and teams there,”Roof said. Auburn,”Trivino said, “and BANKING Panthers treading 104th in total offense, its “People that listen to talk radio for folks to get to know one First Georgia Bank lighter this year defense wasn’t nearly as — I don’t, but people who do another through fond memo- www.firstgabnk.com much of a burden. The Tigers — say it’s 365 days a year. It’s ries.” CHARLOTTE, N.C. ranked 14th nationally and a great rivalry and one with a Price, who said a tradition- — There’s much less to fourth in the SEC in scoring lot of great coaches and a lot ally strong textile program at BUSINESS SERVICES see when you look at the defense and were 14th and of great players, so it’s really a Auburn has also sent several ATotal Resource Carolina Panthers’ side- fourth in total defense. privilege to be a part of.” grads to the area over the www.exceptionalpeo.com line these days. More But with Chizik — who Tuesday’s gathering is years to become part of the than 500 pounds less. holds a similar reputation for one of the bigger events on carpet industry,said the club In their own competi- defensive success, having the calendar for the Carpet “kind of gives (Auburn fans) a COMPUTERSERVICES tive,high-stakes version served as the Tigers’ defen- Capital Auburn Club, which little bit of that camaraderie.” Advanced Computer Services of “The Biggest Loser,” sive coordinator from 2002- has about 50 regular mem- To get involved with the www.advcompnet.com coach John Fox, his assis- 04 and winning the Broyles bers, said Miguel Trivino, club, Trivino said, local tants and the football Award the final year — and the club’s president for seven Tigers fans can visit FINANCIAL PLANNING operations staff have com- Roof at Auburn, the Tigers years. 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Let ! ! ! gray, tan, lots of variety. Call 706- Lease Purchase. Dry Safe Pest Control Us Help Yo u Today! Call NOW!! Mobile Homes 10x10 - $79/mo. 776 For Sale 581-2510 or 706-694-3395 STOP RENTING TODAY MOVE ** Large, Well Maintained 3 Bed, DUPLEX: 890 W. Addis, Tunnel IN TOMORROW!!!! 10x15 - $109/mo. 2 Bath, Mobile Home $525.00 Mobile home foreclosures. Free to a good home. Black and Hill. Apt. 2 BR 1 BA, $125 wk, Don Babb 706-463-2333 or CALL: 706-279-1380 1or 2 Bed $260 or$ 400. w Accepting cash offers.Call Josh Tan Coon dog. Neutered and up $250 dep 706-279-1380 wkdays at Vanderbilt Mortgage 888-810- 706-397-2087 [email protected] or weekdays 9-5:30 /utilities. Rocky Face/ Westside to date on shots. Call 404-713- Mark Burnett 706-529-5901 3541 x7960 or Office space for lease. 706-280-1035 1811 DALTON. Efficiency bachelor apt in city All [email protected] Available Now! 1400 sq. ft. suite 722 Timberlake. $89,900 utilities incl. TV & cable furn. No 3 bedroom modular home for Free to a good home. Gray and and 2,500 sf. suite. 800 College 3BR 1BA $1,000 down. Pmyt as Pets 801 N. Selvidge St. $65 rent. C/H/A. Close in. white, female kitten. Call 706- Dr. 706-226-6245 8:30a-5:00p dep, $65/wk 278-3729 8a- 8pm. $550/month. 706-278-4048 618-4742 low as $750 per mon. 1827 Swanson N Dalton 2 BR 1 Motel Rooms For Rent: S. Dixie 3 BR 2 BA 2528 Dover St. $696 Office: 2700 S.F. Excellent BA, $69,900 $1000 dn $495 mn Hwy. 41. Standard - $95/wk. Lg.- Mo or $165 wk. 3BR 1 BA condition. 1143 E. Walnut Ave. Lost in Hickory Hills WESTSIDE $125/$135wk. Dep.= 2 wks. 2111A S. Dixie Hwy. $125 wk, Call: 706-581-1037 Neighborhood off 3038 Hurricane Rd. 2 BR 1 BA. rent. Furnished + TV, basic $250 dp. 706-2791380 wkdys 9- Dug Gap Rd. $69,900, $1,000 dn, $615 mon Restaurants for rent: *410 S. cable, private phone. 706-279- 5:30 Medium sized mix 3286 Hurricane Rd. 5 BR 3 BA Hamilton (fmrly Bailey’s Diner) 1380 wkdys 9-5:30 3 BR 2 BA 2528 Dover St. $696 breed, mostly white, $135,000. $1,000 dn $1,000 mn Incl. equipment $3,495 mo. *801 Mo or $165 wk. 3BR 1 BA long hair. Missing TUNNEL HILL E. Walnut Ave. Barrett 2111A S. Dixie Hwy. $125 wk, eye. 706-428-9653 2898 Dogwood 2 BR 1 BA, Marketplace $2995/Mo. $2000 $250 dp. 706-2791380 wkdys 9- Loving home wanted for friendly $69,900, $1000 dn. $595 mon. dp. (fmrly El Taco) fully furnished. 706-279-1380 wkdys 9-5:30 5:30 adult male cat. Has been ***FREE Foreclosure Listings*** neutered, has had shots & is Over 400,000 properties Warehouse for lease in Dalton 3bd 2.5ba Home only $300/mo! litter box trained. Karen 423-400- nationwide. LOW Down 20,640 dq. ft. & 25,800 sq. ft. 4bd 2.5ba only $425/mo! More Call: 706-278-1566 Mobile Homes 7313 cell Payment. Call NOW! 1-800-665- 1-4bd Homes Available from 778 For Rent $199/mo! Rent to Own 0947 $199 Move In Special! Nice 2 bd Foreclosures! For Listings & RENTAL HOUSING 2 ba, private lot, Northwest High more info call 800-892-9719 ***FREE Foreclosure Listings*** area. Water furnished. Weekly or Over 400,000 properties 751 Apartments Bank Repos & Foreclosures! monthly rates. 706-280-7009 nationwide. LOW Down Buy 1-4bd Homes Starting @ 1 & 2 bdrm mobile homes & Payment. Call NOW! 1-800-817- $120/wk. 1bd, new carpet & $10k! Payments from $199/mo! Apartments in Whitfield & Murray 6272 paint, close to hospital. Never a better time to buy! Fore Co. $85 per week & up. Utilities Also 1 & 2 bd S. 41 Hwy. local Listings & Info 800-892- 4BR 3BA, new home for sale by furnished. 706-278-4048 Power, water & cable 9719 owner. $5,000 closing cost paid. STAY LODGE furn’d. Deposit Required. 2 BR 2 BA - 2111 B S. Dixie Hardwood, tile throughout, 9 ft Effic. Apt. with kitchen. Furn w/all Bank Repos & Foreclosures! Hwy. $120 wk, $240 dep. 706- ceilings. below appraisal. Corner Denise 706-463-1598 or utilities. Laundry fac., basic Buy 1-4bd Homes Starting @ 279-1380 wkdays 9-5:30 lot in Subd. (706)695-6404 Nora En Español 706-463-0945. cable. Private phones furn. $10k! Payments from $199/mo! *1 BR Apt - 1st floor. W/D Starting at $129.99/wk plus tax Never a better time to buy! Fore SUPER DEALS! 2 & 3 BD BRAND NEW: 3 BR 2 BA ranch hookups. 4808 South 41 Hwy. Suite Deals 1BR $175.00 per local Listings & Info 800-892- homes, many w/ hdwd floors. & 4 BR 3 BA split foyer. Lease or *Also 3BR 2BA home avail. 706- week. Call 706-278-0700 9719 Large lots & private pond. Pets lease purchase. 706-217-5005- 217-5175 welcome.Carbondale area. for details. STAYLODGE - WILLOWDALE 504 Pet Services MOVE IN SPECIAL Cable/water/garbage 1 bedroom apartment corner of service included $125/wk. 706- 1st Week $100.00 All NEW Happy Jack Kennel® Hwy 225 & Hwy 286 in Eton. 383-8123 Xylecide®: Anti-Fungal shampoo $280/ month. Call 706-517-5759 706-278-0700 Move-In Special 1st week for dogs & horses prevents 10am-6pm. FREE w/ 1 yr. lease - TRANSPORTATION ringworm and bacterial skin Sweetwater Rd. 3 BR 2 BA, Townhouse APT : Convenient to infections without steroids! 41 1 bedroom on Hwy 41 south. $145wk, $290dep. So. end of Antiques Schools & Hospital. Utilities FEED & GARDEN (226-1305) Large rooms. Water furnished. Murray Co off Hwy 225 S 1/2 + 801 & Classics included w/pest control & garb www.happyjackinc.com $390/mo. Call for an acre lots, beautiful country appointment 706-277-3530 service. Weekly or monthly. 706- setting. Several to choose from. ITEMS FOR SALE 264-8867 Sweetwater Rd., Chatsworth Hwy. 1 BR, 1BA. 306 W. Park St., 225 Fm Chats Hwy. Take Hwy 225 $350/mo + $250/dep.Incl. basic UNDERWOOD LODGE S 13 mi. Fm Calhoun, take Hwy 605 Computers TV cable.706-226-0503 225 N, 6 mi past Elks Golf Furnished Efficiency with Used DELL Laptops $299 Course, 1 mi N. of 4-way at 1 STORYcompletely furn. effic. kitchenette. All Utilities & 1976 Chevy Impala, 4-door, Used Dell PCs $195 Nickelsville. 706-279-1380 wkdys Cable TV, phone, microwave, Cable!! Laundry Facility good condition & clean. New PCs w/XP $429 9-5:30 kitc. supplies, linens, utilities Available. Everything original, PS, PB, Service- All PCs,Laptops,MACs furniture North Tibbs Road. Move In Specials $70-$90 NGEMC area, *3 bdrm. $575 upholstery good. 70,010 actual 706-858-5888 or 423-499-1975 FSBO, ok move in. Good loc. $149/weekly, 278-7189. for first week! month. $350 dep. Cable & water miles. Auto, 350 eng. Kept Misc. Items Fen. yard, hardwood, 2 BR 1 BA 1, 2, & 3 Bd Apt’s - Starting at furnished. *1 bd $140 wk. utilities covered. 611 For Sale $59,900, make offer. Rent to buy. $125/week. Power, water, 706-226-4651 furnished. 706-694-8010 $4,000 Firm. 706-226-1224. * REDUCE YOUR CABLE BILL!* 706-218-8811 - 278-6886 cable furnished. Very Nice 3 bd 2 ba home in Get a 4-Room All-Digital For details. 706-463-0672, Commercial Dawville, CHA, dishwasher, Satellite system installed for 726 Buildings 706-463-0671 & Español cathedral ceilings. Lease to own FREE and programming starting 706-463-0945 or rent. ALSO, Small 2 bdrm 1.5 under $10. FREE DVR and HD 1130/1132 Burleyson $485mon bath duplex 706-226-7526 or Upgrades for new callers, SO $240dep. 2BR 1BA. *707-2 706-483-2891. CALL NOW. 1-800-699-7159 Lance 2BR 1.5BA Newly Unfurnished SATURDAY, JUNE 13TH 10 A.M. remodeled, 2 weeks free w/1 yr. HOME * BARNS * APPROX. 531 ACRES DIRECTV FREE 4 Room *19,000 sq.ft. - 2105 E. Walnut lease. 706-279-1380 wkdy 9-5:30 NEAR MALL 2 BR 1.5 BA LAFAYETTE, WALKER COUNTY, GA System! 265+ Channels! Starts Ave. Retail space, Next to 1st month, 1/2 off! 2 bd, 1 ba, townhouse, newly remodeled. Beautiful Northwest Georgia Mountain Farm $29.99! FREE HBO, Showtime, Hobby Lobby, across from Mall. w/d hookup, c/h/a. Power, water, $485/ mo. $400/ dp. No pets. 6 *97,000 sq. ft., 454 Hwy 225 Offered in 5 Tracts, Combinations Or As A Whole Starz! 130 HD Channels! FREE & cable furnished. Close to mos. lease, ref. req’d. 706-226- Selling in Large Tracts From 45 Acres to 158 Acres DVR/HD! No Start Costs! (Bretlin) downtown. $175/wk or $650/ mo. 2548 DirectStarTV Local Installers! 1- *Retail space -Dalton Place •Beautiful 2 Bedroom Ranch Style Home $200/dep. 706-581-4615 •Detached 3 Car Garage w/adjoining 1 Bedroom Apt. 800-973-9044 Shop. Ctr. 2518 Cleveland Hwy. 752 Homes For Rent 1200, 1400, 44,000 SF avail. •Several Branches, Streams, Springs & Large Pond 1st WEEK FREE!! 2 bd, 2 ba. ! More New Listings Spotted!! 2, FREE DIRECTV 4 Room 706-279-1380 Wkdys 9-5:30 •Large Hay Barn & Small Horse Barn With Stalls System! 265+ Channels! Starts A/C, cable, parking, $155 wk. 3, 4 bd rental / rent to own in 12,500 sf bldg. for sale or lease •Approx. 50 to 100 Acres Open Land for Cattle or Horses $29.99! FREE HBO, Showtime, No Pets! Renovated. 706-263- Dalton, Cohutta, Chatsworth, & 10,000 sf bldg for sale by •Big Natural Hardwood Forest, Scattering Pines Starz! 130 HD Channels! FREE 0743 or 646-884-4480 Jasper, Tunnel Hill, Chattanooga owner. Dalton. Docks. Suitable •Great Hunting Area for Turkey & Deer DVR/HD! No Start Costs! & NWGA. Full details & pictures! for light manfg. or wrhg, offices 2 bedroom, brick Duplex close to LOCATION – From LaFayette, GA., follow Hwy. 27 north Approx. DirectStarTV Local Installers! 1- therentalspot.net w/ c/h/a. Perry 706-275-0862 Dalton High. C/H/A. $495/mo. 1/2 mile to Hwy. 136 go west approx. 1/4 mile on 136 to Straight Gut 800-216-7723 $200/dep. 706-463-0672 Rd. turn right & follow north approx. 2 1/2 miles to property. SEE BUY HUD Homes from AUCTION SIGNS FREE DIRECTV 4 Room Commercial 2 BR 1.5 BA -*503B Colter, 2BR $199/mo! 4bd 2ba only 728 Rental 1.5BA $445 mth, $220 dp. 706- TERMS – 25% Down Sale Day, Balance in 30 Days. 10% Buyers System! 265+ Channels! Starts $325/mo! 3bd 2ba only Premium Added To Final Bid. $29.99! FREE HBO, Showtime, 279-1380 wkd 9-5:30 $199/mo! More Home from INSPECTION – Wednesday, June 3rd - 2 p.m. until 5 p.m. Starz! 130 HD Channels! FREE 2, 3 & 4 bedroom apts. Utilities $199/mo! 5% dn, 15yrs @8% Wednesday, June 10th - 2 p.m. until 5 p.m. & Friday, June 12th 10 a.m. DVR/HD! No Start Costs! included. Starting at apr! for Listings 800-366-0142 until 12 noon or by appointment. DirectStarTV Local Installers! 1- $140/week. 706-260-9183. ext. T252 For more information contact the Auctioneers. 800-234-9094 *302 S. Thornton 5,500 SF, Healthcare for $59.93/mo!!! includes utilities, between BRUCE BEN Includes Entire Family! Newspaper office & Bank of Am. POTTS POTTS Prescriptions, Dental, Vision, *1515 Abutment Rd. 10,000 sq. Hospitalization, & more! The ft. includes utilities. Many sizes 7442 North Highway 27 • Rock Spring, GA 30739 Perfect Non-Insurance Solution! or suites. 1.3 mi. S. of Walnut GA (706) 764-1226 • TN (423) 265-4088 • Toll Free 1-800-701-8966 CALL TODAY! 1-800-250-2038 *Camelot Bldg, Near I-75. 1514 G.A.L. 117, 120, A.A.L. 344, 345, T.A.L. 2199 W. Walnut Ave. Between Long www.pottsbrothers.com email - [email protected] ONLINE PHARMACY Buy John Silvers & Burger King. Soma, Ultram, Fioricet, Prozac, 5,500 S/F. Buspar $71.99/90 $107/180 706-279-1380 wkdys 9-5:30. Quantities, PRICE INCLUDES PRESCRIPTION! Over 200 31,000 sq ft. Masonry building, 4 meds $25Coupon Mention loading docks & offices. 1 block Offer:#31A31.1-866-491-2712. off 4 lane Abutment Rd. on tri-pharmacy.net Callahan Rd. 706-226-6245 6B Wednesday, June 3, 2009 THE DAILY CITIZEN

806 Domestic Autos 807 Import Autos 809 Trucks 812Sport Utility Vehicle LEGAL NOTICES

901 Public Notices PUBLIC NOTICE THE WHITFIELD COUNTY ZONING APPEALS BOARD WILL HOLD A 1999 Honda CRV. Keyless entry, PUBLIC HEARING ON WEDNESDAY, automatic everything, wonderful JUNE 17, 2009 IN THE DISTRICT condition inside & out. AC, 111K ATTORNEY CONFERENCE ROOM AT 1996 CHEVY IMPALA SS 4 dr. miles.Asking $5,800. Call 2003 F-250, 4 door- crew cab. THE WHITFIELD COUNTY Like new. 2004 Explorer. V8 COURTHOUSE LOCATED AT 205 sed; 134,500 miles; one owner; (706)218-0749. 6.0 diesel, 94k miles. 4x4. engine with 3rd row seat. Well SELVIDGE STREET. THE SUBJECT garaged; Dk. Cherry Metallic; Automatic, Excellent condition. maintained. Many extras. Only OF THE HEARING WILL BE A Gray Leather interior; 5.7L V-8; Asking $18,500. 706-264-7883 $9,500. Call: 706-280-1431 VARIANCE FROM SECTION 5-33(2) OF THE WHITFIELD COUNTY RWD; Loaded; Superior Cond.; or 706-629-4000. original principal amount of BUILDING ORDINANCE TO ALLOW $180,670.00, the holder thereof Carfax avail.; $9,000. Call: 706- FIRE HYDRANT SEPARATION MORE RECREATION pursuant to said Deed and Note thereby 272-4758 THAN 1000 FEET WHEN SERVING A secured has declared the entire amount PROPOSED SUBDIVISION OF of said indebtedness due and payable PROPERTY. THE PROPERTY OWNER 851 Boats and, pursuant to the power of sale IS BYRAN SPENCE. THE PROPERTY contained in said Deed, will on the first IS LOCATED AT 2917 CROW VALLEY Tuesday, July 7, 2009, during the legal ROAD. hours of sale, before the Courthouse door in said County, sell at public outcry 2006 Cadillac STS, 6 cycl, nav. 2001 - Jaguar, 4.0, S-Type. PUBLIC NOTICE to the highest bidder for cash, the sunroof, heated & cooled seats, 67,458 Miles. $ 12,200. 2003 F-250, 4 door- crew cab. THE WHITFIELD COUNTY ZONING property described in said Deed, to-wit: All that tract or parcel of land lying and fully loaded, white diamond. Call: 706-217-8171 APPEALS BOARD WILL HOLD A 6.0 diesel, 94k miles. 4x4. PUBLIC HEARING ON WEDNESDAY, being in Land Lot No. 120, of the 12th 39,000 miles. $18,500. Automatic, Excellent condition. JUNE 17, 2009 IN THE DISTRICT District and 3rd Section of Whitfield 706-277-3729 Asking $18,500. 706-264-7883 ATTORNEY CONFERENCE ROOM AT County, Georgia; and being designated or 706-629-4000. 2001 21’ Bullet Bass Boat. THE WHITFIELD COUNTY as Lot No. 29 of Cobblestone Creek 225 Optimax. $15,500. COURTHOUSE LOCATED AT 205 Subdivision, as shown on a plat by said Call: 706-226-2161 SELVIDGE STREET. THE SUBJECT subdivision by N.B. DeLoach, Georgia OF THE HEARING WILL BE A Registered Surveyor No. 1342, dated VARIANCE FROM SECTION 15- March 17, 2000, Revised June 7, 2000 34(10)(c)(7) OF THE WHITFIELD and recorded in Plat Cabinet C, Slide COUNTY SUBDIVISION 2056, Whitfield County, Georgia Land REGULATIONS TO ALLOW ACCESS Records, reference to which plat is BY A TWENTY-FOOT WIDE FAMILY hereby made and incorporated herein Asking $1,750 for this 1999 EASEMENT. THE PROPERTY by reference. 2005 BMW M3 Cabriolet, 36k Said property is known as 1908 Deer Chevy Malibu with V6, OWNERS ARE SYBIL, HAZEL, AND miles, 6 sp., still under factory HARLAN WESTBROOK. THE Run NW, Dalton, GA 30720, together Automatic, Power windows and warranty, carbon black on black, 2006 GMC 16 ft box truck Ye l- PROPERTIES ARE LOCATED AT 1769 with all fixtures and personal property locks, CD player and has new attached to and constituting a part of Harman/Kardon sound, low. 6.0 V8 Unleaded engine w/ 2005 Ya maha Waverunner(s) LAFAYETTE HIGHWAY AND 325 tires. This Malibu has 139K miles HANSEL WAY. said property, if any. navigation, heated seats, 300 hp. Auto. Transmission, 160 HP High Output Motors and looks and runs great. Call Said property will be sold subject to any xenon headlights, garage kept, A/C, ABS brakes, Power Adult Ridden/Fresh water outstanding ad valorem taxes (including 706-218-8021 Steering, 2 Bucket Seats, taxes which are a lien, whether or not one owner, asking $43,000. Very Low Hours $6500 each 903 Divorce Call: 706-260-1673 AM/FM radio, 10 ft loading ramp with extras 706-313-4295. now due and payable), the right of w’ 1000lb capacity. Mileage IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF redemption of any taxing authority, any matters which might be disclosed by an ranging from 40,000 – 75,000 WHITFIELD COUNTY Motorcycles STATE OF GEORGIA accurate survey and inspection of the miles. Sale price is $12,000 - 856 & Bikes ALEJANDRA ESCAMILLA property, any assessments, liens, $14000. Only method of Plaintiff encumbrances, zoning ordinances, payment accepted is certified v. restrictions, covenants, and matters of check or money order. Sorry no JESUS MANUEL ESCAMILLA record superior to the Security Deed Defendant first set out above. financing Contact Josh Hall @ The sale will be conducted subject (1) to Asking $1,850 for this 2000 Case No. 09CI1628 Penske, Day- 706-277-9477, NOTICE OF PUBLICATION confirmation that the sale is not Dodge Neon w/automatic, 4cyl., Night- 423-304-6669 By Order for service by publication date prohibited under the U.S. Bankruptcy sunroof, 107k miles. Also has 2005 Super Charged Mini the 29th day of Mayl, 2009, you are Code and (2) to final confirmation and new tires. Call 706-218-8021 Cooper. 6 speed. Convertible. hereby notified that on the 29th day of audit of the status of the loan with the holder of the security deed. Premium Sport Package. One 2003 Suzuki Savage 650. Low May 2009, ALEJANDRA ESCAMILLA DONATE YOUR CAR to owner, 40,000 miles, 811 Utility Trailers filed suit against you for Complaint for Notice has been given of intention to SPECIAL KIDS FUND. Help miles, like new, always garage Divorce. collect attorney's fees in accordance Harmon/Kardon parking with the terms of the Note secured by Disabled Children With Camp Mobile Concession stand (log kept. Teal green. $3,500 OBO. Yo u are required to file with the Clerk of sensors, cruise control, auto air. 706-275-7035. the Superior Court, and to serve upon said Deed. and Education. Non-Runners Price $21,000. cabin), great for carnival or fair, Plaintiff’s attorney, Robert A. Cowan, Said property will be sold as the OK. Quickest Free Towing. Free Call: 706-313-1119. completely self contained, AC, 2006 CBR 600 F4I, blue. 5,300 P. O. Box 1266, Dalton, Georgia 30722 property of Joseph Bradley Maddox, II Cruise/Hotel Voucher.Tax Espresso cart, $15,000. miles, jardine slip on pipe. 2 an answer in writing within sixty (60) and Maria Carmen Maddox, the property, to the best information, Deductible. Call 1-866-448-3254. Call: 706-581-4122 for details. years warranty remaining. Never days of the date of the order for publication. knowledge and belief of the been laid down. Excellent WITNESS, the Honorable Judge of undersigned, being presently in the possession of Joseph Bradley 807 Import Autos condition. $5,.400 or best offer. Superior Court. 812Sport Utility Vehicle Call: 706-508-3955 This 1st day of June, 2009. Maddox,II, and Maria Carmen Maddox, Melica Kendrick and the proceeds of said sale will be 2009 Piaggio- Vespa Scooter applied to the payment of said 2005 Buick Rendezvous Clerk, Superior Court 250. 70 mpg, 85 mph. 3 yr P. O. Box 868 indebtedness and all the expenses of Good condition. 80K miles. said sale, including attorney's fees, all warranty, touring case. Dalton, GA 30722 26mpg. Great running car. Price 06/05 06/12 06/19 06/26 as provided in said Deed, and the $4,600.00. Call 706-980-2674 reduced $10,600. Call: 706-694- balance, if any, will be distributed as provided by law. Reduced. 2006 Honda Accord 8065 JUST LIKE NEW!! 910 Foreclosures Taylor, Bean & Whitaker Mortgage Corp. EXL. Like new. Gray. Full 2006 FLHXI Harley Davidson as Attorney-in-Fact for Joseph Bradley STATE OF GEORGIA warranty. 39 k miles. Street Glide, vivid black, full Maddox, II and Maria Carmen Maddox COUNTY OF WHITFIELD 1998 MB 500 SL Convertible. 2005 GMC Envoy SLT. Loaded File no. 09-013971 Loaded. Leather seats, XM Rinehart exhaust, passenger NOTICE OF SALE UNDER POWER Sport Package. Both tops. White L. J. SWERTFEGER, JR. radio, sunroof, 34mpg. Like new. with every option available. 47K detachable back rest, AM/FM Because of a default in the payment of w/ gray leather/ Books & SHAPIRO & SWERTFEGER, LLP* Great Cond. Must sell! No tax! miles, 1-owner, garage kept, non the indebtedness secured by a Security radio & CD player, security Attorneys and Counselors at Law records. Low miles. Good Deed executed by Joseph Bradley $16,999. obo. smoker, $12,000. Call 706-280- system, garage kept, only 4,300 2872 Woodcock Boulevard, Suite 100 condition. Reduced to $15,950. Maddox, II and Maria Carmen Maddox 706-614-7719 8268 Atlanta, GA 30341 miles. Please call 706-581-3516. to Mortgage Electronic Registration Will accept trades. Phone 706- (770)220-2535/CC Systems, Inc. dated October 23, 2007, 264-1932 www.swertfeger.net and recorded in Deed Book 5106, Page *THE LAW FIRM IS ACTING AS A Just send your classified ad 49, Whitfield County Records, said 2006 Nissan 350Z, convertible, DEBT COLLECTOR. ANY Security Deed having been last sold, loaded, white with frost leather. INFORMATION OBTAINED WILL BE assigned, transferred and conveyed to by FAX! USED FOR THAT PURPOSE. New tires. 30,000 miles. Taylor, Bean & Whitaker Mortgage Corp. [FC-NOS] $24,500. OBO. 706-463-0672 by Assignment securing a Note in the 272-7743 06/12 06/19 06/26 07/03

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BY LARA HAYES married in 1965 a week after grad- sorely tested.” [email protected] uation. After a year,they moved to Everything the congregation FFrriendsiends Fort Worth, Texas, to attend and Flanagan have experienced Larry Flanagan used to dream Southwestern Baptist Theological together left him grappling when about working at Dalton First & Seminary. There, Flanagan worked his retirement loomed. Baptist Church. at a church in Dallas before they “I’ve been thinking about it a Flanagan was in school at NEIGHBORS moved to west Tennessee. He while,”he said. “I considered Belmont University in Nashville, served churches in Tennessee, retiring early but the timing was Tenn., and would stop at Dairy Stone Mountain and Charlotte, never right. The church underwent Queen in Dalton on his trips to and N.C., before coming to Dalton in a major three-year construction from home in Atlanta. July 1979. and renovation and I didn’t want “I would drive by the church and At First Baptist Flanagan found to leave them in a lurch. I wanted hope I could work at a church like a choir ready to follow leadership. to see the project completed.” that someday,” he said, his voice “I wanted to put an emphasis on Construction finished last growing thick. the children’s choir so I started August. Little did he know that years building the program,”he said. “Thirty years seemed like a later that wish would come true. “Now we have seven to eight chil- nice, round number,” said Flanagan has spent almost his dren’s choirs with 180 kids partici- Flanagan. entire life around music and pating. Our youth choir is also His last day as music director church. His mom, a church pianist, strong.” is Sunday. Former staff members took him to a service at two weeks Flanagan is especially proud of and the pastor of his former old and left him on the front pew the sanctuary choir,which boasts church in Charlotte are invited. A while she played. Flanagan sang nearly 80 members. reception will be held that after- his first solo at age 8 in front of 400 “It’s grown tremendously noon from 2 to 4 p.m. at the to 500 people. His mom accompa- through the years,”he said. “I’ve church. nied him on piano. challenged them to do tremendous Flanagan says the response to “I was hooked on (singing) from literature — Handel’s ‘Messiah,’ his pending departure has been the very beginning,”he said. Brahms’ ‘Requiem,’ “hand wringing, like ‘What are At 13, Flanagan began feeling a Mendelssohn’s ‘Elijah’ and we gonna do?’ Very emotional for call from God to be what he Mozart’s ‘Requiem.’” me.” thought was either a missionary or The group performed Mozart’s Flanagan plans to continue to minister. The idea didn’t appeal to “Requiem” at Carnegie Hall and attend First Baptist, although he him. MISTY WATSON/THE DAILY CITIZEN Ground Zero in New York City in admits it won’t be an easy transi- “The prospect of standing in 2002 and participated in the tion. Larry and Linda Flanagan in the sanctuary at the First Baptist front of a crowd and speaking terri- International Church Music “It will be awkward sitting in a Church of Dalton. Larry Flanagan will be retiring after 30 years fied me,”he said. “My friends Festival in Switzerland in 2005. pew,”he said. “I don’t want any- called me ‘preacher boy.’Iran as as choir director at the church. “Performing at Carnegie Hall one to be looking over their shoul- fast as possible from the call.” Georgia, which he started to accept children’s choir and youth choir, was surreal,”Flanagan said. der.” Instead he played clarinet in the until the new choir director at his and also worked with the adult But all the success doesn’t He and Linda will also do some high school band and a Dixieland home church told him about choir. mean he was free of trying times. traveling. Flanagan has some band, and after graduation headed Belmont, which offered a partial “Then they averaged 200 in Flanagan says the worst was when plans of his own, too. to West Georgia College with plans scholarship. attendance,”Flanagan said. “Now former pastor Billy Nimmons “I hope to work on my golf to be a band director. Once there “I loved the campus,”said they average 5,000. I worked there retired in March 2000. The church game,”he said. “The yard needs Flanagan was told he had to join a Flanagan. “I felt like that was three years. I learned more there remained without a pastor for 42 lots of work. I’ll probably do music ensemble, so he joined the where I needed to be. It’s a than in a class.” months. some interim work, too.” college choir. The choir director Christian college.” At Belmont he not only found “The congregation went He’ll miss planning and lead- told him he wanted to give him By then his interest leaned his calling but also the love of his through some difficult times,”he ing worship the most. voice lessons, much to Flanagan’s toward being a choir teacher. To get life, his wife Linda. said. “Some members tried to “It’s an extraordinary experi- delight. experience while also earning “She was a music major too and make a power play,and about 50 ence to lead people into God’s Flanagan won a state vocal com- money, Flanagan accepted a part- we had a class together,” said ended up leaving. I’ve never been presence,”he said. “I hope people petition his sophomore year. His time position as choir director at Flanagan. “Her best friend and her so proud of the congregation … to will say I was a humble servant success led to a full scholarship Two Rivers Baptist in Nashville. fiancé plotted to get us together.” see them rally and claim the who loved God and loved serving offer from the University of While there he was in charge of the The plot worked, and the couple church as their own. They were his people.”

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CONTRIBUTED PHOTOS I had some french fries. but couldn’t get a grip on They were warm and I the steely gateway to yum- Dalton Dance Company members were recently recognized for their volunteer service.Left, Southeast High assumed they were yummy. miness. School seniorNatalia Santiago received top honors. At right are the rising Dalton Dance Company seniors. I needed some ketchup, I spent the next five min- the King of Condiments, to utes formulating Plan B. make them yummier (A Plan B, when finalized, Dancers honored for volunteering sidenote: Catsup is the included bashing the seal Sickly Prince of with my shoe. It Condiments). failed. SUBMITTED BY DALTON inception of Dalton Arts given for each level of service ly volunteer organization. The ketchup Plan C fol- ARTS PROJECT Project — a way of giving reached, with Southeast High Over the past year the dancers was housed in one lowed. It involved a back to the community that senior Natalia Santiago performed at the Downtown of those large crowbar to no suc- Dalton Arts Project recent- supports them. receiving top honors. Dalton block parties, A Day squeeze bottles. I cess. During the ly held its fourth annual Every dancer volunteers at Altogether,Dalton Dance for Kids, Brookwood like those. process of carrying Dalton Dance Company least 20 hours of community Company members donated Ballyhoo, Dug Gap’s Back to Anything that out Plan D, I dis- recognition banquet at the service. This year there were more than 1,100 hours of School Bash, Dalton- hurries the covered that a per- Dalton Golf and Country several dancers who volun- their time helping those in Whitfield Daycare’s chili process of son can suffer Club. teered more than 50 hours their community this year. cook-off and Big Brothers ketchup consump- painful second- Members were recognized and four dancers who volun- The evening was spent Big Sisters telethon and tion is a friend of Len degree burns by for their membership in Club teered more than than 100 celebrating the dancers, their donated proceeds from their mine. holding a strong D, a service organization hundred hours of their time achievements and reaffirming own performances to the I grabbed the Robbins lighter upside started by the dancers at the helping others. Awards were what it means to be a primari- Make-a-Wish Foundation. ketchup bottle, down. Plan F juxtaposing it at a taught me that an 75-degree angle northwest egg beater is good for of my French fries. I absolutely nothing but beat- squeezed. Nothing came ing eggs. out. I squeezed harder. Around Plan J, I began Again, nothing. I squeezed to wonder why this inde- a third time, this time structible little white cap grunting from my meager was on my ketchup bottle feat of strength. Nothing. in the first place. My mind Oh, silly me, I forgot to wandered back to the open that little white flip- 1980s, when some wacko top cap. was injecting cyanide into I tried again. No Tylenol products. After ketchup. Curses! I peered that, safety caps started CONTRIBUTED PHOTOS into the eye of the cap. appearing on everything. There was something But since that point, 20- Left, Northwest High senior Charles Harmon and Murray County High senior Breanne Sitton were award- blocking the ketchup. I something years later,we ed scholarships by the Dalton Whitfield Murray Retired Educators Association at their annual awards pic- unscrewed the lid. haven’t had any widespread nic. Right, Murray County High chorus provided entertainment at the event. Underneath the lid was a product tampering scares, white seal over the top of much less assaults on the ketchup bottle. I ketchup bottles. Retired educators award scholarships thought about giving up. A So why are we still little voice in my head said: doing it? Is it a national Murray County High senior Harmon graduated eighth in ing these educators were given of more than 300 members, “Len, remember what security issue? Is this where and salutatorian Breanne Sitton his class. He is the son of by Bill Weaver,France Adams, handling DWMREA’s Jimmy Valvano said: the terrorists will strike and Northwest High senior Chuck and Melinda Harmon. Tom Phipps and Sara Davis. finances and formatting and ‘Don’t give up. Don’t ever next? By contaminating the Charles Harmon were honored New retirees from Dalton, Roxanna Donegan present- editing the newsletter. give up.’” national ketchup supply? with scholarships at the annual Whitfield and Murray were ed James Spence and Charlene Entertainment was provid- I was thusly motivated. I Oh, heavens no. Dalton Whitfield Murray presented a certificate in Estes with Community ed by the Murray County High was pumped. I was con- Plan N was messy,but it Retired Educators Association recognition of their dedication Service Awards for their many chorus under the direction of cerned about a voice being worked. The corkscrew awards picnic at the Dalton- to the education of Georgia’s hours volunteering in Angela Greeson. in my head where the mon- penetrated the seal, allow- Whitfield Senior Center. youth. Whitfield County. New officers were installed key on the wheel was sup- ing ketchup to slowly flow Both students have chosen A memorial service hon- Loretta Campbell was pre- by outgoing president posed to be. But more than through the tattered seal education as their major. Sitton ored members Charles Acree, sented with the Leadership Wassum. Officers for 2009- that, I was hungry – or and the nearly-destroyed will attend Dalton State Louise Eddings, Annie L. Award by president Martha 2010 are president Gary rather,Iwasn’t full, which cap. My french fries were College and Harmon will Howard, Marvin D. Jackson, Wassum. Campbell has led the Cochran, president-elect Pete is what hunger is to me. no longer hot and crisp,but attend the University of Dorothy Kendrick and Wilma group in a variety of ways the Adams, secretary Faye Fox Plan A was then formed. rather cold and soggy. The Georgia. She is the daughter of Kennedy who died this past past two years. Her leadership and co-treasurers Sara Davis I would peel the seal (he, King of Condiments, Lloyd and Delores Sitton. year. Comments commemorat- has included keeping account and Sandra Derrick. he, that rhymed) off the top though, did pep them up a of the ketchup bottle. Plan little. A failed. I have no finger- I won’t let the terrorists nails to speak of, making win – even if it means COMMUNITY CALENDAR me defenseless in girl fights resorting to Plan N. and/or battles to open The Community Calendar m for more information. Hamilton Street in Dalton. Georgia, where Kirkland ketchup bottles. I tried and ■ Len Robbins is the editor runs in the Living section each Tickets at the door are $35 per The public is invited. graduated in 1995. The story tried with my nubby nails, of Clinch County News. Wednesday and Sunday on a person. With paid tickets, ■ Keeping Kids First will is about a group of cadets space-available basis. To members get a pass to a fami- hold a bike ride June 6 (rain whose friendship is tested announce your meeting,e- ly picnic at the school June 6 date) at Mountain Creek when one commits a horrific HMC Healthmobile to mail the information to lara- from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Harley-Davidson/Buell crime. The book is also [email protected] or located in the outlet mall. available at Amazon.com. offer services in community send by fax to (706) 275-6641. June 6 Registration for those who Please send your item at least ■ The Whitfield-Murray didn't preregister will begin June 7 Hamilton Medical • Monday — Closed two weeks in advance and Disabilities Employment at 9 a.m. The ride starts at 11 ■ The Saylors Reunion Center has announced the • Tuesday — Lowes, include a telephone number to Awareness Committee will a.m. and will last about one will be at 1 p.m. at Prater’s Healthmobile schedule: Cleveland Highway,Dalton contact for more information. sponsor a wine tasting June 6 and a half hours, returning to Mill. Bring a covered dish • Today — Chatsworth from 9 a.m. to noon and 1 at 3 p.m. at the new Cohutta Mountain Creek. and enjoy family and friends. Bi-Lo from 9 a.m. to noon to 3 p.m. June 4 Springs Winery. The com- Preregistration ends June 1 and 1 to 2:30 p.m. • Wednesday — ■ Veterans of Foreign mittee annually recognizes and is $25 with a free T-shirt. June 9 • Thursday — Lowes, Chatsworth Bi-Lo (labs Wars Post 4985 will host individuals with disabilities Late registration is $35 and ■ The Carpet Capital Cleveland Highway,Dalton only); Free HIV testing bingo June 4 at 7 p.m. The who have succeeded in the T-shirts will be $15 on the Women’s Network (CCWN) from 9 a.m. to noon and 1 from 9 a.m. to noon and cost is $7 with $1,500 in workforce, as well as local day of the ride. Carpet will have its monthly lunch- to 3 p.m. seeing patients from 1 to 3 prizes. The post is located on employers who have sup- Capital Association of eon meeting June 9 at 11:30 • Friday — Closed p.m. Veterans Drive in Dalton. ported them. Advance tickets Realtors will provide food. a.m. at Western Sizzlin’ are $12 for individuals and For more information, call Steakhouse located on Legion June 5 $20 for couples or $15 for (706) 217-7975. Drive in Dalton. Crystale ■ The Southeast High individuals and $25 for cou- ■ Calhoun Times editor Owenby of Calhoun will be School Class of 1999 will ples at the door. For tickets, Susan Kirkland will sign the guest speaker. All ladies have its 10-year reunion June call Tina or Vicki in Dalton copies of her debut novel are invited. For more informa- 5 at 7:30 p.m. at the Dalton at (706) 272-2303 or Debby “Higher Honor” at the tion, call Clydine Tyson at Golf and Country Club. at (706) 517-3911 or Jan or Lighthouse Christian (706) 275-7509 or Susan Advance tickets are $30 per Cathy at (706) 695-4571. Bookstore in Calhoun from Swinney at (706) 278-8260. person; adults only,please. If ■ Carey Parrish will have 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. The book you are a member of this class a book signing for his book was inspired from her days and did not receive an invita- “The Moving Finger Writes” as a cadet at North Georgia FOR AWHITER, tion in the mail, RSVP to June 6 from 10 a.m. to noon College and State University, [email protected] at The Book Nook located on the senior military college of BRIGHTER SMILE E. Thomas Lewis, DMD Wellness center offers classes Stephen Shaw,DDS Bradley Wellness Center each Monday from 5:30 to Women — Through a com- has announced the following 6:30 p.m. from June 22 to bination of education and Dental Arts of Dalton upcoming classes: July 27. The fee is $20 for practice, participants will • Pee Wee Tennis — Kids members and $30 for non- learn how to defend them- 706-278-4254 between ages 4 and 7 will members. Registration dead- selves against an attacker. learn basic strokes and line is June 15. Classes will be held each stances using soft foam balls • Hiking — The Hiking Tuesday and Thursday from SUMMER SPECIALS and just-my-size racquets. Club will travel to Copper 6 to 9 p.m. from June 16 to Children get to keep their Road Trail in Cleveland June 25. The class is designed for New Patients racquets and receive a T-shirt 27. Hikers will leave BWC at ages 16 and up. Mother or 10% OFF FREE Opalascence Teeth upon completion of the pro- 8 a.m. Participation is free to female guardian must Any single restorative procedure Whitening Kit gram. Classes will be held members and nonmembers accompany women under Discount willbeappliedbefore insurance and with new patient exam, x-rays, and cleaning June 29 to July 3 from 9 to but registration is required 18. Pregnant women may is not to be combinedwithany otheroffers. Discount not to be combinedwithany otheroffers. 10 a.m. for ages 4 and 5 and by June 20. register but cannot partici- Limitone coupon per person. Limitone coupon per person. 10 to 11 a.m. for ages 6 and • Cholesterol Countdown pate in the physical training Expires: July 31, 2009 Expires: July 31, 2009 7. The fee is $65 for mem- — This class will be held portion for safety reasons. bers and $75 for nonmem- June 15 from 6 to 7 p.m. and The fee is $10 for members EstablishedPatients New Patients bers. Registration deadline is will help participants lower and nonmembers. $100 OFF Zoom $100 OFF Zoom June 22. their cholesterol by making Registration is required by • Relax and Renew Yoga smart choices. The fee is $10 June 9. Laser Teeth Whitening Laser Teeth Whitening — This gentle yoga will for members and nonmem- The Center is at 1225 Discount offregular priceand not to be with new patient exam, x-rays, and cleaning refresh your mind, body and bers. Registration deadline is Broadrick Drive in Dalton. combinedwithany otheroffers. Discount offregular priceand not to be Limitone coupon per person. combinedwithany otheroffers. soul with soothing stretches June 8. For more information or to Expires: July 31, 2009 Expires: July 31, 2009 and meditation. Classes meet • Self-Defense for register,call (706) 278-9355. THE DAILY CITIZEN Wednesday, June 3, 2009 3C GROWINGS ON Be proactive with your landscape

As the weather continues to get hotter with the summer months, new problems come up in the home landscape. Below are some helpful tips that will help you face the problems and prevent future diffi- culties. MSG PHOTO ■ Look According to Thomas Morrison, fitness coordinator at Bradley Wellness Center, for insect there are five keys to starting a successful exercise program. activity now on evergreen trees like How to start, continue magnolias Louis and hollies. Scale, spi- Dykes der mites, an exercise program lacebug, leaf minor, spittlebug and leaf hopper If you would like to start Respect the circum- are prevalent this month. ■ an exercise program but just stances of your environment Evergreen shrubs like aren’t sure how to go about It is important that you Burford Holly may be it, this article should be of consider your greater life’s shaped by trimming new great interest to you. hard. I have had to learn, and pursuits and influences when growth. Do not cut into last I’d like to give you five planning out your routines. It years growth. now I encourage you to start ■ critical “keys” on how to out easy so you will still be may not always be possible Azalea, rhododendron create your own sensational- there in the weeks to come. in every life or at all times to and mountain laurel should ly effective exercise pro- Because like I pointed out in be able to dedicate a full 45 be fertilized as soon as they gram. If you have already to 60 minutes for an exercise are through blooming. MCG PHOTO tip No. 1, going easy helps ■ been exercising, you can still you to develop continuity — session. Use extreme caution when spraying ferns with Use extreme caution when spraying ferns with benefit by checking out and that is the most impor- So then what do you do? insecticide.Ferns are easily burned by common these tips and comparing Not exercise? No. You simply insecticide. Ferns are easily tant aspect of training. Just insecticides. them to what you’re already showing up and doing it. If make adjustments that will burned by common insecti- doing. allow you to do the best you cides. you can pick some forms of ■ exercise that you enjoy and can towards your goals under Check house plants for hot weather,drape them with Monum) has reddish-purple The critical factors just do it at an easy level for those circumstances. tip-burn. This symptom indi- a wet sheet after they are flowers with an orange eye Before we even start we several weeks, you can Questions to ask yourself as cates that more water is planted. Dampen the sheet in each floret. The ultimate must lay the bottom line: You develop a habit that can you are getting started include: being lost than being two or three times a day size of both cultivars is about absorbed by the roots. Over keeping the plant covered for 6 feet. can achieve great results become the foundation for What equipment is avail- ■ with continuity and time but literally all of your other able to me? And how accessi- watering can also cause sim- several days. This will help House plants can be very little without it. exercise success. Key No. 2: ble is it to me when I can use ilar symptoms. the plants survive the kept in good condition for ■ Apply post-emergent untimely move. several weeks while one is Unfortunately,this first test Avoid overtraining. it? Do I need to join the gym ■ is perceived to be so hard by or can I get the exercise I need herbicides to control summer Divide spring and early on vacation by using clear, so many that they never exer- Becoming F.I.T. the at home and during the day? weeds. Remember to apply summer flowering perenni- plastic bags as miniature cise at all. “I don’t have right way Are my routine and facilities a after first irrigating or after als after the blooms fade. greenhouses. Simply soak time” is probably the most In exercise science an good match for my goals or rainfall. Most herbicides Instead of severing the the soil thoroughly,allow to overused excuse for not exer- acronym is often used when does something need to work poorly if the weeds are clump in half, try jiggling the drain, then place the potted cising there is. But fortunate- change? Key No. 4: Exercise drought stressed. roots apart with two sharp, plant into a plastic bag and building an exercise pre- ■ ly it is not true. scription for someone. It is: in a manner that suits your Climbing roses don’t spading forks. This takes tie the opening tightly. Two If you have a very hectic F. requency (or how often lifestyle. Key No. 5: Respect really climb — they have more time, but damages or more sticks in the soil will lifestyle, you will just need do I need to do this)? the impact of age, health his- long canes that require sup- fewer roots than cutting the support the plastic tent and port. You’ll need to loosely clump apart. prevent it from resting on the to work in your exercise I. ntensity (or how hard tory and stress levels. ■ around that schedule or make must it be)? tie the canes to trellises with Remove foliage from plants. Plants, such as better choices in how you T. ime (or how long is the Action steps broad strips of material. Do spring bulbs after it turns yel- African violets, that are apt use your time. The woods- exercise session)? Don’t allow past misin- not use wire, it can damage low and begins to dry. Set to develop mildew should man who takes some time formation or failures stop the cane. out bedding plants to cover have a few air holes cut for Depending on the person, ■ now and again to sharpen his the answers to these ques- you from receiving all the Alkaline soil can cause the bare spots using care not air circulation. ax will get his work done tions can vary wildly. It can benefits you can get from leaf yellowing (chlorosis) of to damage bulbs. ■ Try the new dwarf form quicker and with less effort be very valuable to get the exercise. What do you want? some shade trees. If you sus- ■ Louis Dykes is County than the one who keeps slav- input of a trained exercise Greater fitness to live a long pect alkaline soil to be the of butterfly bush. They are Extension Coordinator for ing away with a dull one. Are professional like the ones and healthy life and fulfill cause of leaf yellowing, have about half the size, and their Murray County. If you have you trying to live your hectic here at the Bradley Wellness your calling? Bigger mus- a soil test done to determine fragrant mid-summer flow- any questions about grow- life with a dull body? You Center to help you. cles? Less body fat? Stronger soil pH. Pin oaks are espe- ers are attractive to butter- ing plants in your garden better plan to give it the rest But the questions you immunity from disease? All cially susceptible to this con- flies. Petite Indigo Butterfly or if you are having trou- and exercise it needs or you need to ask yourself right of the above? dition. High soil pH limits Bush (Buddleia davidii nan- ble with pests, call the are only kidding yourself. Take some time this week the availability of micronu- hoensis -Mongo) has dark, Georgia Cooperative now though are: What is my Extension Office, Murray Key No. 1: In consistency training goal? In other to think about what your true trients. lilac blue flower spikes, and ■ When it is necessary to Petite Plum Butterfly Bush County at 706-695-3031 or lies the power. words, what do you want to purpose is for exercising. It e-mail [email protected]. achieve through your exer- will help you greatly. transplant woody plants in (B. davidii nanhoensis - How can I avoid drop- cise program. This is so Remember,we would love to ping out of the program? important because I often see help you here at BWC and Avoid trying to do too people using a totally inap- our one hour assessment is much too soon. Have you propriate form of exercise to free to both members and What AreWe ever started out on an exer- achieve their goal. If you nonmembers. Give us a call. cise program with the best would clarify your purpose We’d be glad to advise you intentions but within a few before you start, you would and make sure you are on the weeks you seemed to lose be in a much better position right track for achieving your Cheering About? your drive,then lost interest to judge what kind of exer- fitness goals. and dropped out? I’ve done it cise routine will be best for many times. you. Key No 3: Match train- Submitted by Thomas One of the chief reasons ing method with training Morrison, fitness coordina- It’s time forSummer Classes! is that we simply go too goal. tor,Bradley Wellness Center

SUPPORT GROUPS Classes are held on ■ The Alzheimer’s ■ The Murray County ■ Family Frameworks is •Cheer Association Georgia Chapter Senior Center hosts a monthly offering “Dating My Spouse Mondays &Tuesdays •Dance is offering Next Step, a social Alzheimer’s support group the in Dalton.”Participants com- beginning June 1st support group for persons in second Tuesday of each mit to date their spouses at the early stages of memory month at 7 p.m. Anyone who least one evening each month. •Gymnastics loss and their caregivers. The is a caregiver for someone Interested couples may pur- group meets for a Dutch treat with Alzheimer’s is welcome. chase a button for $15 per cou- dinner on the second Monday The Murray County Senior ple and use it once a month of each month from 6:30 to Center is at 820 G.I. Maddox this year for discounts. To pur- 8:30 p.m. at the Oakwood Parkway in Chatsworth. chase a button or for more Café in Dalton. Meetings pro- ■ The National information, call (706) 313- vide the opportunity for cou- Association for Anorexia 0023 or visit www.marriageis- ples to socialize with others Nervosa and Associated forever.org. Hurry- Private who are living with early- Disorders (ANAD) has a sup- ■ Al Anon Family Groups Register Today! Sessions stage dementia. For more port group for men and women for families and friends of information or to register,call with anorexia, bulimia or problem drinkers meet each Available Laurie Parker at the chapter binge-eating disorder and their Monday and Thursday at 8 office at (706) 275-0819. families every first and third p.m. in the lower level of St. ■ A breast cancer support Sunday at 6 p.m. at the MCR Mark’s Episcopal Church in group is held the first Tuesday Foundation. The foundation is Dalton. The church is at 901 of each month at 7 p.m. at at 1400 McCallie Ave., in W. Emery St. For more infor- 2Fantastic Packages Available Rock Bridge Community Chattanooga. For more infor- mation, call (706) 217-5953. Church in volunteer headquar- mation, call Jan Robinson at ■ In Remembrance is a 1Hour per week 2Hours per week ters (downstairs in The (423) 991-9730. group of young adults (high Gathering). For more informa- ■ Helping the Hurting Inc. school and college age) joined for 6weeks for 6weeks tion, call (706) 226-5858. is offering a support group, together to honor the lives of $ $ ■ The Dalton Parkinson’s Life After Divorce (LAD), friends,family members or Only 95 Only 145 Disease Support Group meets each Thursday at 6:30 p.m. at classmates who have died. The the second Tuesday of each 207 W. King St., Suite A in group meets twice monthly at month at 6 p.m. at the Dalton- Dalton. The program includes St. Mark’s Episcopal Church Dalton Cheer &Gymnastics Whitfield Senior Center. The discussion, review, teaching for lunch and spend time shar- center is at 302 Cappes St., in and videos. Each meeting is ing memories about those they Dalton. Those with independent so participants loved. For more information, &Dancer’s Workshop Parkinson’s and their care- can start anytime. The group contact Margie Bruner at (706) givers are welcome. For more meets on an ongoing basis. For 259-6076 or Susan Ewing at 706.278.4629 or 706.277.2120 information, call (706) 278- more information or direc- (423) 266-7479 or susanfer- 7917. tions, call (706) 277-4357. [email protected]. 1405 BCleveland Hwy.Dalton THE DAILY CITIZEN 4C Wednesday, June 3, 2009 CROSSWORD BRIDGE HOROSCOPE

Happy Birthday: You cially,emotionally and profes- Good detective have to put your skills to the sionally. Don’t sit idle because Let’s say test and make choices benefi- you are unsure of the future. you’re in six cial to your advancement. Get Do your research quickly and clubs and West involved in whatever interests base your move on what you leads a heart to you the most if you want to discover. 3 stars East’s ace. excel emotionally,profession- LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. East then ally and personally. This is a 22): Don’t let your lazy atti- returns the great year to strive for perfec- tude make you miss out on heart queen to tion. Following your ideas to turning one of your great ideas your king. completion will lead into a worthwhile How would to the success you venture. Participate you continue? are looking for. Your in your social net- Obviously, numbers are 10, 17, work or community your only 23, 27, 29, 33, 47 and you can struc- other possible ARIES (March ture something that loser is a dia- 21-April 19): can lead to better mond. It is Concentrate on opportunities and a equally clear what you can do to great new friend- that you can make a partnership ship. 3 stars escape a dia- work better. SCORPIO (Oct. mond loser by Manipulate any dis- Eugenia 23-Nov. 21): Refuse finessing suc- cussion you have to to let little aggrava- cessfully favor how others Last tions from people against the will benefit from control your emo- queen. The what you are doing. tions. Instigate some only problem There is money to be made if changes at home that will is which way you change a couple of your improve your personal space, to finesse, ideas, enhancing the final making it more conducive to since you can do so in either direction. result. 3 stars your goals. A lifestyle or per- There are two ways of approaching situations of this TAURUS (April 20-May sonal direction change will type. One is that East, having overcalled on the two-level, 20): Get whatever is bothering help you excel. 3 stars is more likely to have the queen; the other is that since East you out in the open. Once you SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22- is longer in hearts, West probably has the greater diamond at least begin the process of Dec. 21): You may have length and is thus more likely to hold the queen. sorting through what needs to regrets if you jump too quick- Both are rules of thumb only,and not too much reliance be done, you will be that ly. The emotional repercus- should be placed on either of them without seeking further much closer to getting what sions will be hard for you to enlightenment about how the East-West cards are divided. you want. An interesting deal with and will leave you in Accordingly,at trick three you play a spade to the ace, development will unfold. 3 an uncomfortable situation. ruff a spade high, lead a low trump to the eight and ruff stars Don’t take responsibility for another spade high. You then lead a trump to the jack and GEMINI (May 21-June something you may not be ruff dummy’s last spade. 20): Change is upon you. You able to fix or execute properly. By now you should feel extremely confident about your can sell your ideas, plans and 3 stars prospects, since the East-West hands are more or less an talents to someone who can CAPRICORN (Dec. 22- open book. The four rounds of spades you so carefully use what you have to offer. Jan. 19):You need to get away played have settled the issue beyond a doubt. Don’t be shy — you’ll come and do something that will Your investigation disclosed that East started with four across as an asset that must be inspire you or bring back your spades and three clubs, in addition to at least the five hearts acquired. 5 stars enthusiasm. Visiting someone he needed for his overcall. He therefore cannot have more CANCER (June 21-July you find interesting or knowl- than one diamond. 22): If you stand up to what- edgeable will help get you Accordingly,after drawing a third round of trumps, you ever demands are being given, back in gear. Challenge your- cash the ace of diamonds and then take a diamond finesse you will set a standard that self and you will learn some- through West with 100 percent assurance that it will win. will improve your personal thing new. 4 stars Tomorrow: A sure thing. position in the future. Stand AQUARIUS (Jan. 20- your ground or it may also Feb. 18): Aim for the highest cost you financially. 2 stars goal and you will achieve LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): something spectacular. Good CRYPTOQUIP Life will never be the same for fortune and prosperity are you once you look at the peo- heading your way. Be confi- ple you are close to and real- dent and you will find your ize where you stand. Don’t get niche. 5 stars angry over past mistakes. PISCES (Feb. 19-March Instead, take a positive atti- 20): Don’t rule out the possi- tude and make changes that bility of something or some- will make your life better. 4 one from your past making a stars difference in your life now. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. Looking back with optimism 22): The alterations you make will help you initiate some- now to your home or your thing now that you couldn’t geographical location will pay get off the ground in the past. off in what you get back finan- 3 stars

Pet of the week TO YOUR GOOD HEALTH Stomach flu isn’t the flu

DEAR DR. can infect an terologist, who put a scope DONOHUE: I entire nursing down my swallowing tube. ASK THE DOCTOR have read your col- home. It’s also He discovered that there umn for many common in mili- was a constricting ring of Dr. Donohue regrets that he is years, but I haven’t tary settings and tissue at the bottom of it. unable to answer individual seen anything about sports teams. The How did I get it? He opened letters, but he will incorporate stomach flu. Will virus is passed in it with a balloon. Can it them in his column whenever you write about it? contaminated food come back? — C.W. possible. Readers may write Someone in my and water,and it him or request an order form family of seven gets can live for long ANSWER: You’re talk- of available health newslet- it every year,even Paul G. times on inanimate ing about a Schatzki ters at P.O. Box 536475, in the summer. objects — another (SHOT-ski) ring. It is as Orlando, FL 32853-6475. Does the flu shot Donohue possible source of you say — a fold of tissue protect you from it? transmission. encircling the lowermost — H.H. No medicines part of the esophagus, and facts about the pulse. First, kill the norovirus. it does cause food to hang what’s considered a normal ANSWER: At one time, Replacing fluid lost up there. rate? I have trouble finding I conducted a crusade to through diarrhea is the most How did you get it? my pulse. I feel all over my erase the term “stomach (or important aspect of treat- Some theorize that reflux of wrist, but it’s hard for me to intestinal) flu” from the ment. A homemade stomach acid into the detect. Is there some other English language. I didn’t replacement solution is a esophagus explains why it place where I can feel it get very far, so I gave up on mixture of half a teaspoon developed. Acid reflux is a better? — C.M. it. Real flu — influenza — of salt, half a teaspoon of fancy way of saying heart- is a respiratory illness, not baking soda (sodium bicar- burn. However, people can ANSWER: The pulse an intestinal illness. The flu bonate) and four table- have reflux and a Schatzki rate and the rate of the shot provides protection spoons of sugar in a quart ring but not have any heart- heartbeat are one and the only against true flu, not (about one liter) of water. burn symptoms. Meat and same. When the heart beats, “stomach” flu. Commercial fluid replace- large pieces of bread are the it ejects blood into arteries. Four viruses are the ments also are available, foods most likely to get The force of that ejection usual culprits of stomach and drinks like Gatorade stuck. runs down all artery walls flu, and, for adults, the one are suitable for infections Stretching the ring with and is the pulse beat. A nor- that leads the pack is that are not prostrating. a balloon or other device mal pulse (or heart rate) is norovirus. Vomiting, diar- Bismuth subsalicylate usually fixes the problem. 60 to 100 beats a minute. rhea, fever and often (Pepto-Bismol) controls However, it can come back, You feel the pulse on the headache are the main diarrhea. and it often does. Because thumb side of the wrist. symptoms. It comes on sud- Many bacterial illnesses, recurrence is common, Maybe you’re pressing too Georgie denly,about one or two like Salmonella, also lead many doctors put their hard and obliterating it. If days after the virus enters to diarrhea, but that’s a sub- patients on medicines that you can’t find it there, you the body. The sickness lasts ject for another day. suppress stomach acid pro- can feel it in the neck, Georgie needs help only one to three days. A Immunity to norovirus is duction. slightly below the angle of slight increase in number of not long-lasting, so second the jaw. Or you can put cases occurs in the winter, infections occur. DEAR DR. DONO- your hand over your heart Georgie is a 3-year-old Write “For Georgie” on but it comes in all seasons. HUE: I need some basic and count the heartbeats. boxer mix with personality your check or money order. and intelligence. He dreams Help us make Georgie’s Norovirus infections usual- DEAR DR. DONO- DLP Digital Cinema® of having a forever home dream come true. ly spare infants. Older peo- HUE: Swallowing became ® in all Auditoriums with a fenced yard, children For information on dogs, ple have the worst symp- a real problem for me. Food to play with and no cats, cats, kittens and puppies toms, and they are the ones would get stuck on its way CARMIKE 12 please. But Georgie’s dream available for adoption who can die from an infec- to my stomach. I tried all WALNUT SQUARE MALL •706-226-0625 tion, but death is rare. This sorts of over-the-counter PLEASE CALL THEATRE OR VISIT US will have to wait as he was through the Murray County ONLINE FOR MOVIES AND SHOWTIMES is the illness that sweeps medicines, but nothing ALL FEATURES INCLUDE diagnosed with heartworms. Humane Society,please call PRE-FEATURE CONTENT www.carmike.com If you would like to (706) 695-2642 or e-mail through cruise ships and worked. I saw a gastroen- donate toward Georgie’s [email protected] expensive heartworm treat- et. ment, send your tax- Watch for details in the Read The Daily Citizen online deductible contribution to weeks to come on the yard the Murray County Humane sale/bake sale benefiting the Society,P.O. Box 796, Murray County Humane www.daltondailycitizen.com Chatsworth, GA, 30705. Society to be held June 20. The Daily Citizen Wednesday, June 3, 2009 5C ■ MUTTS DEAR ABBY Couple’s love life reawakens long after the kids are grown

DEAR ABBY: After my wife had in with us, along with her three chil- our sixth child, our love life fizzled dren: ages 3, 4 and 5. We are having out. But at age 80, we have suddenly a disagreement about allowing the discovered that we aren’t THAT old! kids up on the countertops. How do we tactfully deflect kids My wife and her daughter think and grandkids who enter without ring- it’s fine for them to pull a chair over ■ WIZARD OF ID ing the bell? I realize that lots of peo- and hop up on the counter. I have seen ple would love to have this problem, them on both sides of a stove full of but it’s a problem all the same. — pots filled with hot food. Because this BACK IN THE SADDLE AGAIN has been allowed, the kids constantly crawl up to the cabinets to help them- DEAR BACK IN THE SAD- Jeanne selves to treats and other things. DLE: Your letter made me smile. Phillips I have told them both countless I’m pleased to hear there’s still plen- times that this is the worst habit I ty of “hi-ho” in the old Silver. have ever seen taught to children. I If you haven’t told your children and feel it’s extremely dangerous and a bad idea. grandchildren that you would prefer they not Please help me win this battle, or if you think enter your home without ringing the bell, my it’s fine, shut me up for good. — GRANDPA first suggestion is to speak up now. If you DENNIS have,and your request is being ignored, then ■ I have two more suggestions. DEAR GRANDPA DENNIS: I’m on CATHY The first is to put a chain or double lock on your side. Allowing a child to climb up on a the doors to your house; the second is to hang counter is inviting an accident — and to a “Please Do Not Disturb, the Old Folks Are allow a child to do so when the counter is Napping” sign on your doors when you’re adjacent to a hot stove is child endangerment. feeling amorous. I’ll bet you $20 that because Your wife and her daughter are being far of entrenched misconceptions about sexuali- too permissive. Children that young should ty in the over-70 generation, none of your ask for treats, not be allowed to forage. Rules children or grandchildren will question it. have to be set and enforced. What is to stop those children from dragging a chair up to a DEAR ABBY: Boy, do I need your opin- bathroom medicine cabinet and helping ion. My wife’s youngest daughter has moved themselves to the pills?

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