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BY JAMES SWIFT at commissioner [email protected] meeting It’s the undergirding principle of the Hippocratic Oath — “fi rst, do no harm.” BY JAMES SWIFT As the case with virtually all health care providers in [email protected] the nation, Cartersville Medical Center (CMC) fi nds itself in a diffi cult position in the wake of the national opioid Things got heated at a public crisis. On one hand, physicians want to do everything they meeting Wednesday morning, can to ensure patients with legitimate pain problems are as several residents sounded off JAMES SWIFT/THE DAILY TRIBUNE NEWS given proper — and sometimes, life-saving — treatment. on Bartow County’s recently ap- Cartersville Medical Center’s Emergency Department Director proved extended stay hotel ordi- Heather Clement, left, and Chief Nursing Offi cer Jan Tidwell. SEE OPIOIDS, PAGE 6A nance. The monthly meeting actually began with Bartow County Com- missioner Steve Taylor authorizing an amendment to the ordinance voestalpine approved in late November. “There was one sentence in that seeking ordinance that caused a lot of con- MEDALS OF HONOR cern with the school system,” said Bartow County Administrator Pe- bonds for ter Olson. As originally written, that sec- $58.5M AHS Raider tion of the ordinance effectively barred local students from resid- teams honored ing in extended stay motels. “The expansion proof of registration of children in area schools using the address of BY JAMES SWIFT for national the facility shall result in termina- [email protected] tion of guest stay,” the now-deleted championships provision read. Austrian manufacturer voes- “The school systems pointed talpine AG is apparently looking out that they have an obligation to increase its footprint in Bar- BY DONNA HARRIS to serve kids who get determined tow County — and the interna- [email protected] to be homeless if they leave their tional steel company is hoping home and go to an extended stay,” the Bartow-Cartersville Joint For most schools, celebrating one na- Olson said. “They saw that as Development Authority (JDA) tional championship in anything is an creating a problem for them, and can assist it with fi nancing a pro- accomplishment of monumental pro- we said “Well, we didn’t mean it posed $58.5 million expansion portions. to create any diffi culties for the project. But Adairsville High School got to school system, it was really just “Apparently, they’re doing multiply that accomplishment by two. another issue, you know, of perma- some internal competition, and AHS students, staff and families nency.’” they have asked us to go ahead gathered in the auditorium Friday af- Yet other controversial ele- and approve a [memorandum ternoon to recognize the male and fe- ments of the ordinance remain. of understanding, or MOU] for male JROTC Raiders teams for mak- That includes a provision barring that project, and go ahead and ing school history by winning national any tenant from occupying an ex- approve the bond resolution,” championships in the same year. tended stay hotel room for more said JDA legal counsel Keith The Raiders were among 91 teams than 120 days “without a two-day Lovell at a public meeting Fri- from 19 states competing last month vacancy between stays,” as well day afternoon. “We will send in the National Raider Champion- as right of entry provisions grant- those off to the company, and ships in Molena, and when the scores ing non law-enforcement Bartow then the company will make were tallied, the Tigers were crowned County “employees or agents” the their fi nal decision in the next the top teams out of more than 1,700 ability to enter individual rooms week or two whether they’re Army JROTC programs in the coun- “at reasonable times to inspect or going to do it for this calendar try. perform the duties imposed.” year or they’re going to give that Principal Bruce Mulkey thanked ev- As the ordinance is currently money to one of their other enti- eryone for attending an event to “cele- written, members of the Bartow ties who apply.” brate a truly amazing accomplishment County Sheriff’s Offi ce, Bartow Lovell noted that the request by some outstanding young men and County Fire Department, Bartow from voestalpine is an unusual young women” and said he’d been County Community Development one. thinking about what he was going to Department and Bartow County “Normally, it’s sort of the say to them at the celebration. Board of Health would have the opposite way,” he said. “The The avid sports fan said he enjoys ability to “conduct inspections to company approves it first and watching interviews with athletes af- ensure compliance with this or- then we approve it, but in this ter championship games to hear “what RANDY PARKER/THE DAILY TRIBUNE NEWS dinance during the hours the the case they’ve asked us to go they’re trying to articulate to the re- Steven Lynch, right, commander of the male Raiders team, receives his na- facility is open for business,” with tional championship medal and congratulations from Adairsville High School ahead and send them the pro- porter.” principal Bruce Mulkey. “recourse to the remedies provided posal.” “If you watch those interviews, by law to secure entry.” Members of the JDA voted they’re all the same question, right?” speechless or they reply, “I just can’t what’s going through your mind … is The ordinance comes in the unanimously to approve the he said. “So the reporter looks at the put it into words.” the journey, all of the events, all of the wake of the overnight closure of the MOU and bond-related docu- player, puts the microphone in their And there’s a reason for that. experiences that led up to that moment. Budgetel Inn off Carson Loop in ments — who then sent the two face and says, ‘Tell me how you feel “If you’re a champion, you know It’s really not about the championship October, which resulted in the dis- items to the Bartow-Carters- right now.’” what’s going through your head at that game at all.” placement of roughly 200 residents. ville Second Joint Development Usually the athletes answer in one of time really is not about the game,” he Authority (2JDA) for its approv- two ways, Mulkey said — they’re either said. “Sure, you just won it all. But SEE JROTC, PAGE 2A SEE ORDINANCE, PAGE 6A al. Lovell said the proposed proj- ect would bring an estimated 324 new jobs to Bartow, ultimately raising the number of local voes- talpine employees to well over EHES collects stuffed animals, toys for kids in crisis 1,000. While the 2JDA voted unan- BY DONNA HARRIS go above and beyond expectations.” imously to approve both the [email protected] Fifth-grade representative Samantha Gough MOU and bond resolution, was happy with the results of the toy drive. Lovell stressed that voestalpine Students at Euharlee Elementary School be- “I thought we did great,” she said. “It looked has yet to officially authorize gan their season of thanksgiving and gratitude like every student was trying to participate either. a little early. because we had a large amount of stuffed an- If approved by the company, During the entire month of October, the imals.” Lovell said the $58.5 million student council sponsored Bears for Boos, a Corbin, who teaches third-grade English bond would go towards the con- schoolwide community service project to col- language arts, reading and social studies, said struction of a new building and lect stuffed animals and toys for the Bartow the student council originally wanted to collect purchasing new equipment. Un- County Sheriff’s Offi ce to give to kids who are toys for “many different organizations.” der the agreement, he said the involved in accidents and other traumatic situ- “We decided that we needed to narrow down company would refund the previ- ations. who we wanted to concentrate on for the drive,” ous $112 million in bonds issued By the end of the drive, the 20 fourth- and she said. “I contacted the Bartow County Sher- by the 2JDA in 2016. fi fth-graders on the council had collected 152 iff’s Offi ce and spoke with Allison Beanland. Previously, voestalpine Au- stuffed teddy bears, dolls, Disney characters She was so helpful in directing us to who would tomotive Body Parts, Inc. was and plush toys from their schoolmates. benefi t from the bears and toys the most.” issued $62 million in taxable “I was so pleased and overwhelmed by the The Highway Enforcement of Aggressive SPECIAL revenue bonds by the 2JDA in generosity of our students,” student council Traffi c unit was selected as the benefi ciary of Students at Euharlee Elementary School collected stuffed an- 2013. sponsor Amber Corbin said. “EHES has prov- the donations. imals and toys during the entire month of October to donate en time and time again to have the most giving to the Bartow County Sheriff’s Offi ce’s HEAT unit to give kids SEE VOESTALPINE, PAGE 7A and caring parents and students. They always SEE EHES, PAGE 8A involved in traumatic incidents.

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Mindy Salamon, Office Manager/Classified as something normal so making his- some.” Advertising Director tory for Adairsville High School is “I think that’s great,” she said. JROTC certainly rewarding,” he said. “We went there, male and female, to Lee McCrory, Woodall said bringing home two bring back the trophies. That leaves Circulation/Distribution Manager From Page 1A national championships was “awe- less trophies for everyone else.” Byron Pezzarossi, He told the cadets that as they Press Room Director get older, they’ll think back on that championship weekend and Email: “might remember a minor detail Whenever You Need A or two about the specifi c event, but PUBLISHER what you’re going to remember Shoulder To Lean On [email protected] the most in 10, 20 or 30 years are When a funeral home is not the experiences that led up to that MANAGING EDITOR operated by local people, important event” – like practicing in 90-de- [email protected] decisions that need to be made gree-plus heat and high humidity NEWSROOM for a championship that was still quickly are sometimes delayed. [email protected] fi ve months away, morning runs We are a locally operated funeral and workouts in June and July home staffed with sincere and caring FEATURES EDITOR people with familiar faces from our [email protected] and training to fi nish an obstacle RANDY PARKER/THE DAILY TRIBUNE NEWS course while carrying a 40-pound Left, Mallory Woodall, commander of the female Raiders team, own community, and we’re always PHOTOGRAPHER rucksack and two 60-pound boxes. admires her national championship medal following the cele- ready to serve at a moment’s notice. [email protected] “Those types of feelings can’t bration for the male and female Raiders teams Friday afternoon Our concern doesn’t end in the Adairsville High School auditorium. Right, Adairsville with the funeral or memorial service, STAFF REPORTERS be described in words,” he said. “They’re feelings that you can only High School principal Bruce Mulkey recognizes Army instruc- we’re here before, during, [email protected] tor 1st Sgt. Jerry Queen, left, and senior Army instructor Maj. [email protected] and after the service... experience by living through that David Sexauer, right. experience, and it’s an experience Greg Patterson Whenever you need a shoulder General Manager SPORTS REPORTER that’s only shared by champions.” He also said after the hundreds nized before,” she said. “The fe- to lean on. 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All rights reserved as to the entire content. the rest of your lives.” The Daily Tribune News Local www.daily-tribune.com • Sunday, December 8, 2019 3A BARTOW BIO Henson helps coordinate Bartow County DFCS’ Silent Santa program

BY MARIE NESMITH [email protected]

As in past years, LeeAnn Henson is extending thanks to the community for its steadfast support of the Bartow County Department of Family and Chil- dren Services’ Silent Santa pro- gram. Serving as Bartow County DFCS’ administrative associate and offi ce manager, the Carters- RANDY PARKER/THE DAILY TRIBUNE NEWS ville resident is overseeing the Henson LeeAnn Henson looks at toys donated for Bartow County Department of Family and Children Services’ Silent Santa program. Christmas program — fulfi lling the wish lists of Bartow’s foster sponsors, wish lists will be provid- who contribute money to the pro- cumstances. We want all our fos- ga.gov or call 404-938-1788. City of residence: Cartersville children — for the 19th year. ed that contain details, such as the gram and that is in a special fund ter children to live as normal and Family: Husband, 38 years; “Currently we have 290 chil- child’s age, gender, clothing sizes that is also used throughout the happy a life as any child that has Name: LeeAnn Henson fi ve children; seven grandchil- dren in foster care and at this and desired toys. Once purchased, year for foster children to partic- not had to come into the system.” Age: 63 dren time we have six still pending to gifts need to be returned to DFCS ipate in extracurricular activities For more information about Occupation (title): Adminis- Education: GED cover their wish lists, although — 47 Brook Drive in Cartersville that they may have never been the Silent Santa program, con- trative associate/offi ce manager we always have latecomers and — unwrapped by Friday. able to do because of their cir- tact Henson at lee.henson@dhs. for Bartow County DFCS SEE BIO, PAGE 6A then scramble to get them spon- “We have foster children that sored or fulfi ll their lists,” she have never had a ‘Christmas said. “There are not enough morning’ due to circumstances words to express how truly bless- not of their making,” Henson ed we are by our community said, “so knowing that on Christ- support for this program. They mas morning they will be able are super supportive and I wish I to open gifts they requested on could list each one and give them their wish list to Santa makes for the accolades they deserve.” a happy, grateful child. For those serving as Silent Santa “We also have several sponsors

The City of Euharlee Historic Preservation Commission is meeting on Tuesday, December 17, 2019 at 3:00pm at the Euharlee City Hall. U.S. & WORLD 4A Sunday, December 8, 2019 www.daily-tribune.com The Daily Tribune News Amazon lease for NY space renews debate over failed deal

BY ALEXANDRA OLSON Amazon said the new offi ce will open $2.8 billion in incentives that included $1.5 would have brought in more jobs and the underscored that its main concern when AP Business Writer in 2021 and will house employees from its billion in tax breaks and grants, and a heli- new offi ce will not benefi t Long Island it comes to expansion is access to talent at consumer and advertisement teams. The pad near the new offi ces. City. a time of fi erce competition for computer Amazon has signed a lease for a new Seattle-based company already has 3,500 New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo had “This is crumbs from the table compared programmers, mobile app developers, data offi ce space in Manhattan that will house employees in other New York offi ces, and lashed out at politicians and activists whose to a feast,” Cuomo said. “We don’t have a scientists and cybersecurity experts. The more than 1,500 employees, less than a the headquarters for its subsidiary Audible campaign helped unravel the Queens proj- problem bringing businesses to Manhattan company is continuing with its plans to year after pulling out of a deal for a larg- is in nearby Newark, New Jersey. ect, saying it threatened to undermine but we have been trying for decades to get build another headquarters in Arlington, er headquarters in the borough of Queens “As we shared earlier this year, we New York City’s emergence as tech hub that Queens waterfront developed.” Virginia, a suburb of Washington, D.C. after politicians and activists objected to plan to continue to hire and grow organ- and squandered an opportunity for gener- Mayor Bill DeBlasio had blamed Ama- that is also a emerging tech hub. nearly $3 billion in incentives. ically across our 18 tech hubs, including ate money for schools, housing and transit. zon for pulling out of the deal premature- New York has a thriving start-up scene, The new offi ce almost immediately re- New York City,” the company said in an Critics of the incentives package swiftly ly. His offi ce did so again Saturday, while and big tech companies are already rapidly newed a debate over whether the tax breaks e-mailed statement. cited Amazon’s latest corporate lease to lamenting that Long Island City had lost expanding their presence in the city. Face- and other incentives were excessive, given Amazon dropped plans this year to argue those fears were unfounded. out on Amazon’s expansion plans. book announced a deal last month to lease the likelihood that Amazon would contin- build a $2.5 billion campus in the Queens “Amazon is coming to New York, just “Amazon couldn’t take the heat and 1.5 million square feet of offi ce space in ue to expand in New York City regardless neighborhood of Long Island City that was as they always planned. Fortunately, we didn’t want to work in good faith with New Hudson Yards. Google and Instagram have because of the city’s large talent pool. The projected to bring 25,000 new jobs over 15 dodged a $3 billion bullet by not agreeing Yorkers. Now, New York is getting just a also opened new offi ces in recent years. online retail giant received no incentives years. The company had chosen Long Is- to their subsidy shakedown earlier this fraction of the jobs and Queens is getting “Utimately, what Amazon needs is qual- for its new 335,000-square-foot complex in land City for one of two new headquarters year,” New York state Sen. Michael Gia- none of the benefi ts,” said Jane Meyer, a ifi ed tech talent and that’s why it needs to a building near Hudson Yards, a high-end after a fi erce bidding war among more than naris said in a statement. spokeswoman for the mayor. be in New York,” said Joe Parilla, a fellow commercial and residential development 200 metropolitan areas that Amazon itself Cuomo pushed back against the re- Even before the deal unraveled, experts at the Metropolitan Policy Program at the on the west side in midtown Manhattan. had stoked. The state and city had offered action, saying the Queens headquarters said Amazon’s choice of New York City Brookings Institute. Pensacola naval base shooting tests U.S.-Saudi relations

BY LOLITA C. BALDOR sacola was terrorism. “No, I can’t life in the horrifi c attack.’’ to draw any broader conspiracy Associated Press say it’s terrorism at this time,” he The shooting raised uneasy or terrorism-related links to the said. Asked whether he would now parallels to the attacks of Sept. 11, shooting. Top U.S. defense and military hesitate to send American forces 2001, when many of the al-Qaida- Adm. Michael Gilday, the chief offi cials on Saturday reaffi rmed to Saudi Arabia, he said, “No, not linked hijackers who fl ew planes of naval operations, was asked America’s continued commitment at all.” He said the U.S. and Saudi into the World Trade Center, Pen- about unspecifi ed reports that the to and relationship with Saudi Arabia have shared security inter- tagon and Pennsylvania country- Saudi shooter may have been part Arabia after a Saudi Air Force ests, especially with regard to Iran. side were Saudi citizens who had of a “sleeper cell.” He said he had student’s deadly attack at a Navy Investigators were exploring fl ight training in the U.S. not seen any such reports. He said base in Florida. why the pilot trainee and three The suspected Pensacola shoot- the shooting was under investiga- Defense Secretary Mark Es- others watched videos of mass er, identifi ed by U.S. offi cials as tion, and “at this point it is too ear- per and others attending a se- shootings in the days before he Mohammed Saeed Alshamrani, ly, in my opinion ... to draw those curity conference in California fatally shot three people at Naval was a member of the Saudi Air types of conclusions.” played down any initial impact on Air Station Pensacola and wound- Force and was attending pilot The U.S. has long had a robust U.S.-Saudi ties. President Donald ed several others. training at the base. The offi cials training program for Saudis, pro- Trump described a conciliatory When Gen. David Berger, com- provided his name on condition viding assistance in the U.S. and conversation with the Saudi king. mandant of the Marine Corps, was of anonymity because it has not in the kingdom. As of this week, But the shooting also is testing asked whether the shooting gave yet been released publicly. Three there are more than 850 Saudis in the allies’ ties just months after the him reservations about sending people were killed in the shooting, the United States for various train- Trump administration delivered Marines to Saudi Arabia, he said and eight were injured, including ing activities. They are among substantial military aid to Saudi no. two sheriff’s deputies. One of the more than 5,000 foreign students Arabia to counter threats from “All of us have forces in oth- deputies shot and killed Alsham- from 153 countries in the U.S. go- Iran. er countries, and theirs in ours,” rani. ing through military training. Think you can beat the clock? ``I spoke with the king of Sau- Berger said. “Reservations send- A U.S. offi cial told The As- ``This has been done for many Do you trust your GPS or do you always assume you can get there just a little bit faster? Arriving to di Arabia. They are devastated in ing Marines or service members sociated Press on Saturday that decades,’’ Trump said Saturday. a birthday party a few minutes late isn’t usually a big deal, but overestimating your control can Saudi Arabia,’’ Trump told report- to other countries or to Saudi Ara- Alshamrani hosted a dinner party ``We’ve been doing this with oth- potentially lead to serious problems for you and your finances. ers Saturday as he left the White bia? No, not at all.” earlier in the week where he and er countries, foreign countries. I Many of us are guilty of overconfidence at one point or another. Say you check directions and see that it will take 17 minutes to get to your destination and think,”Okay, great. I can make it in 15.” House on a trip to Florida. He Saudi leaders were quick to three others watched videos of guess we’re going to have to look Sound familiar? said the king ``will be involved in make calls to American offi cials, mass shootings. And one of the into the whole procedure. We’ll We all have subconscious biases, but that doesn’t mean they need to get in the way of your taking care of families and loved expressing condolences and out- three students who attended the start that immediately.’’ financial success. As a financial advisor, I can help you set up guardrails against your own biases ones. He feels very strongly.’’ rage over the killings. Saudi King dinner party videotaped outside The Trump administration has and give you the tools and education you need to manage your hard-earned wealth with Asked about any potential ef- Salman called Trump soon after the building while the shooting also been aggressively helping confidence. fect on military relations, Esper the news broke Friday. In a state- was taking place, said the offi cial, Saudi Arabia this year, sending In addition to providing personalized financial guidance, I also serve as a knowledgeable resource had said on Friday: ``We have ment, the Saudi Embassy said the who spoke on condition of ano- Patriot missile batteries, dozens of and accountability partner for my clients, helping them to stay on track for their long-term goals. strong military-to-military ties.” king “affi rmed that the perpetrator nymity after being briefed by fed- fi ghter jets and hundreds of troops How can I help you reach yours? He added, “That’s the basis of of this heinous crime does not rep- eral authorities. Two other Saudi there after attacks on the kingdom our relationship with the Saudis. resent the Saudi people, who count students watched from a car, the that offi cials blame on Iran. Bart Moore, MBA, CLU, ChFC, AWMA I don’t see this undermining” the the American people as friends offi cial said. In October, Esper visited Prince Vice President, Investments 100 West Cherokee Ave Suite 100 military-to-military relationship. and allies.” The offi cial said 10 Saudi stu- Sultan Air Base to see one of the Cartersville, GA 30120 In remarks at the Ronald Rea- Secretary of State Mike dents were being held on the base batteries and talk about efforts to T 770.382.2124 // C 404.932.4049 gan National Defense Forum in Pompeo tweeted Saturday that he Saturday while several others get other allies to contribute to [email protected] Simi Valley, Esper was asked on had just talked to the Saudi foreign were unaccounted for. the defense of Saudi Arabia and raymondjames.com/BartMoore Saturday whether he can say de- minister, ”who expressed his con- U.S. offi cials at the security fo- the Gulf region to counter threats fi nitively that the shooting in Pen- dolences and sadness at the loss of rum in California were careful not from Iran. THE WEEK IN REVIEW

STOCK MARKET INDEXES STOCKS OF LOCAL INTEREST MUTUAL FUNDS Total Assets Total Return/Rank Pct Min Init Wk Wk YTD Wk Wk YTD Name Obj ($Mlns) NAV 4-wk 12-mo 5-year Load Invt Dow Jones industrials -268.37 -280.23 146.97 28.01 337.27 Name Ex Div Last Chg %Chg %Chg Name Ex Div Last Chg %Chg %Chg American Funds AmrcnBalA m MA 75,900 28.69 +1.4 +13.0/C +7.6/A 5.75 250 Close: 28,015.06 AT&T Inc NY 2.04 38.20 +.82 +2.2 +33.8 HomeDp NY 5.44 214.28 -4.87 -2.2 +24.7 American Funds CptlIncBldrA m IH 65,901 63.05 +0.8 +12.1/B +4.5/B 5.75 250 AbbottLab NY 1.28 85.48 +.03 ... +18.2 Hormel NY .93 45.34 +.81 +1.8 +6.2 1-week change: -36.35 (-0.1%) American Funds GrfAmrcA m LG 92,683 53.14 +3.5 +17.0/D +11.5/C 5.75 250 MON TUES WED THUR FRI AMD NA ... 39.63 +.48 +1.2 +114.7 Intel NA 1.26 56.81 -1.24 -2.1 +21.1 American Funds IncAmrcA m AL 75,872 23.51 +1.1 +13.0/D +6.2/C 5.75 250 29,000 Advaxis hrs NA ... .77 +.25 +49.2 -73.1 IntPap NY 2.05 47.26 +.92 +2.0 +17.1 American Funds InvCAmrcA m LB 62,478 40.27 +2.7 +14.1/E +8.4/D 5.75 250 Allstate NY 2.00 111.10 -.25 -0.2 +34.5 JohnJn NY 3.80 140.38 +2.89 +2.1 +8.8 American Funds WAMtInvsA m LB 62,213 48.68 +2.0 +16.0/D +9.9/B 5.75 250 Altria NY 3.36 50.41 +.71 +1.4 +2.1 Kroger NY .56 27.49 +.15 +0.5 ... 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FEDERAL STATE

CONTACTING Sen. Johnny Isakson • 131 Russell Senate Offi ce Building • Washington, D.C. 20510 202-224-3643 • isakson.senate.gov Gov. Brian Kemp • 206 Washington St., Suite 203, State Capitol • Atlanta, GA, 30334 • gov.georgia.gov OUR Sen. Chuck Hufstetler • 3 Orchard Spring Dr. • Rome GA, 30165 • 404-656-0034 • [email protected] Sen. David Perdue • 455 Russell Offi ce Building • Washington, Sen. Bruce Thompson • 25 Hawks Branch Ln., • White, GA 30184 • 404-656-0065 • [email protected] ELECTED D.C. 20510 • 202-224-3521 • perdue.senate.gov Rep. Matthew Gambill • P.O. Box 487 Cartersville, GA 30120 • 404-656-0254 • [email protected] Rep. Barry Loudermilk • 329 Cannon House Offi ce Building • Rep. Mitchell Scoggins • P.O. Box 1051 Cartersville, GA 30120 • 404-656-0325 • [email protected] OFFICIALS Washington, D.C. 20515 • 202-225-2931 • loudermilk.house.gov Rep. Trey Kelley • P.O. Box 206 Cedartown, GA 30125 • 404-656-5024 • [email protected] The Daily Tribune News Local www.daily-tribune.com • Sunday, December 8, 2019 5A

of the whole guldarn fl ick fo- like he’s some sort of gilded and has this weird reverie about cused NOT on Mr. Rogers, but patron saint of publicly-funded being stuck in the Neighborhood this one dweeb who works for television, and it just makes for of Make-Believe — it’s EASILY Esquire Magazine who keeps boring cinema. There’s no ad- one of the lamest things I’ve seen Swift at the getting into fi st fi ghts with his versity he overcomes during the at the multiplex all year long, and daddy at wedding receptions. movie, no transformation he un- remember, this is coming from a You see, the real focus of the dergoes from one kinda’ person guy who actually sat through a movie is about him coming to to a different kinda’ person. In- REAL movie called “The Man grips with his mama dying and stead, it’s just two hours of bra- Who Killed Hitler and Then The his daddy dying and his wife not zen hero worship, with Hanks Bigfoot” back in the spring. Movies respecting him and him feeling doing just enough to guarantee Yes, Tom Hanks does turn moody about his job, with Tom another Oscar nod, collect his in a pretty good performance, Hanks popping up every now $8.34 million paycheck and call I suppose, but that’s ALL this and then to just smile at the cam- it a day. schmaltzy, overly-sentimental era and say mildly reassuring The movie could’ve been re- snoozer has going for it. Call ‘A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood’ things — sometimes, while do- deemed had the reporter guy me a Scrooge if you want, but is all schmaltz, no substance ing laps at the Greater Pittsburgh been an interesting character, the best I can afford this ‘un is a Swift Senior Aquatic Center for four but the lead played by Matthew ho-hum TWO PIECES OF POP- and a half hours every morning. Rhys Evans is about as bland CORN OUT OF FOUR rating. BY JAMES SWIFT the planet as universally beloved That’s the problem with mak- and likeable as unfl avored gel- All I can say is here’s to hoping [email protected] as Mr. Rogers — Tom Hanks — Well, I’ll tell you how. It’s ing a movie about Mr. Rogers. atin. And just you wait until we that the inevitable Barney the portraying the esteemed PBS ‘cause this movie is a total bait- The guy is just TOO clean-cut. get to the scene where he pass- Dinosaur biopic is WAY more A couple of weeks back, I icon?” and-switch job, with a good 80% Indeed, this movie treats him es out on the set of the TV show entertaining. spent about an hour in line wait- ing to pick up a 22-pound ham. And when you’re waiting in line for an hour to pick up a 22-pound ham, you’re guaranteed to have thoughts that you’d NEVER have doing anything other than waiting in line for an hour to pick up a 22-pound ham. For starters, you can only stare at your phone while wait- ing in line for an hour to pick up a 22-pound ham for maybe fi ve minutes before your arms start hurting and your eyes start itch- ing. And you really can’t make small talk for that long, especial- ly when the only mutual interests you have with the perfect strang- ers in front of you and behind you are tethered solely to the topic of glaze. If you’re lucky, you might be at one of those stores where they have a whole buncha’ artisanal sauce displays snaking around the perimeter of the queue, but even then you can only gawk at $8.99 squeeze bottles of horseradish paste for so long before your brain starts screaming for some actual stim- uli. And it’s in these extreme mo- ments of ham-related boredom that your brain starts dipping into some really deep recesses to keep you from going into a vege- tative state right there next to the sweet Hawaiian rolls. For example, out of the blue, I had the following thought enter my noggin: “Hey, I wonder who would win a bare knuckle box- ing fi ght between the kid who played ‘Webster’ and the kid who played Arnold on ‘Diff’rent Strokes?’” I cogitated on that trifl ing little matter for at least fi ve minutes. And just when I thought I had tapped the well dry on that one, I asked myself “but what if they were on stilts?” and my brain was good and occupied for at least another seven. About halfway to the cash reg- ister I had another subconscious nugget froth up. “Gee, I won- der what it’d taste like if I ate a PayDay candy bar sandwiched between two 5th Avenue candy bars?” It soon dawned on me that not only had I never eaten a 5th Avenue bar before, I’m not sure I know a single person who has. Odds are, you probably can’t name a single person you know who’s had one, either, which sor- ta’ begs the question as to who keeps buying them to keep the brand in business. Well, needless to say, run- ning over that particular subject sapped away a good 20 minutes. And with the 22-pound ham so close I could literally smell it, you know what I started think- ing about it, for no discernible reason whatsoever? “Huh, if you shaved a camel, what do you think it’d look like?” I ain’t gonna’ lie to you people. It’s been a good two weeks since I paid for and ate that 22-pound ham, and I still haven’t quite got- ten the mental image out of my skull. With that in mind, maybe it’d behoove all of us to spend at least an hour per week waiting in line to buy a 22-pound ham. I fi gure by month’s end, we’d have tapped into our collective psyche so deep, there won’t be any exis- tential enigma we haven’t solved. Except, of course, for the greatest riddle of our epoch: how to get those dad-blamed lines for a 22-pound ham to move FAST- ER. Speaking of things that’ll have you checking the clock on your Fitbit every 2.3 milliseconds, our fl ick of the week is “A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood,” one of the most blatant and fl avorless examples of crass Oscar bait I’ve seen … well, this past week, at least. Now, I know what you’re thinking. “James, how in the world can anybody hate a movie about Mr. Rogers, especially one starring the only other guy on 6A Sunday, December 8, 2019 • www.daily-tribune.com Local The Daily Tribune News

make ends meet each week. So the former tenants of the Budgetel Inn were Public speaker Don Liotta has worked as it is very rewarding to know we making, but that the County “can’t tolerate a general contractor at the Budgetel Inn for Bio are making a child’s Christmas Ordinance substandard living conditions because people several months. He said he respects the deci- morning much brighter. can’t afford safe living conditions.” sion to close the motel, but urged the County From Page 3A From Page 1A Whitfi eld also criticized the decision to to not overlook the human toll of the mass The Daily Tribune News DTN: When should sponsors “It had a couple of hundred service calls a give evicted tenants less than 24 hours’ notice displacement. (DTN): When and why did you deliver their donations to DFCS year, it had numerous arrests for drugs and oth- to vacate the property earlier this year. “By moving this workforce out, ultimately, join Bartow County Department and should the items be un- er things,” Olson said. “The health department “We had children that didn’t even get to go and not providing a way for them to stay,” he of Family and Children Services’ wrapped? was the one that shut it down, because of the to school for a couple of days because nobody said, “we have no opportunity to develop that team? LH: We have asked all our health conditions in that thing, people cooking knew where they were going,” she said. “As a blighted community because we’ve lost con- LeeAnn Henson (LH): I in- sponsors to try and have all in their bathtubs, overloading the circuits … it community, why wasn’t a plan put in place … tact with them.” terviewed for [the] position of gifts — unwrapped — delivered was a big problem in a lot of different ways.” so people could start looking instead of going He said he witnessed tenants at the Country Social Services program assistant to the offi ce on Friday, Dec. 13, Among other provisions, the ordinance there Tuesday at noon and saying ‘You’ve got Hearth Inn being evicted en masse “because in 2000. but of course if they need longer requires such facilities — whose operators to get out?’” the managers didn’t want to take the oppor- we will accept up until the day must fi rst pay a $500 permit fee, with an Taylor said the County government han- tunity to be shut down” a’la the Budgetel Inn. DTN: What is your position at before Christmas Eve. Since we extra $50 per room designated for extended dled the situation “as well as we could,” add- Liotta said he doesn’t blame the County for Bartow County DFCS, and what have so many gifts being brought stay use — to have kitchens and kitchenettes, ing that the ownership of the Budgetel Inn the displacements, but noted that the phenom- does it entail? in, we like to have time for the sprinkler systems and hardwired smoke de- had ample time to inform tenants that the enon is proliferating. LH: I was promoted to offi ce caseworkers of the children to tectors in each unit. closure was eminent. “We can either push it out to the next manager September of this year, be able to deliver to the foster “We’re not planning on knocking doors down The offi cial Department of Public Health county, which is kind of what’s happening and I am still handling Social parents, but we also receive help or shutting other hotels down,” Olson said. “We (DPH) tourist accommodation permit sus- — whether intentionally or unintentionally Services duties as well as all of- from our CASA volunteers in de- just put that ordinance in place to have that as a pension, however, wasn’t fi led until 11 a.m. — but we’re losing an opportunity to have fi ce duties. livering gifts. mechanism to try and address these problems on Oct. 15. a workforce,” he said. “How are we going to before they get to the crisis level.” “This was a follow-up inspection with a deal with this population that we’re losing? DTN: What have been some/ DTN: What is your greatest Despite the living conditions, Taylor said combination of code enforcement and the Because they could be the skilled labor of or one of your most memorable professional or personal achieve- rent at facilities like the Budgetel Inn is not health department, and the health department tomorrow.” or rewarding moments while ment? inexpensive. pulled the trigger and told people they had to He said he would like to see local govern- working for Bartow County LH: Knowing that over the “They could rent an apartment in most cas- get out immediately,” Olson said. “They gave ments work alongside industrial partners and DFCS? past 19 years I have been a help es for less money than they can stay in one of this guy lots of time and it went downhill, it community nonprofi ts to address Bartow’s LH: Helping my co-workers to my co-workers, customers and these hotel rooms,” he said. didn’t get better and it fi nally reached a limit.” affordable and workforce housing issues. with anything they need for me to the children that pass through That comment drew Pamela Whitfi eld, Ultimately, Whitfi eld said she wasn’t Yet the County, Olson said, isn’t in the do, and the Silent Santa program this offi ce. founder and CEO of the local nonprofi t Will- against the decision to close the motel, but housing business. we do each year for our Bartow 2Way Foundation, Inc., to the podium. she was against “why it happened the way “We don’t build and own apartment com- foster children is my passion. DTN: How would you de- “When the whole Budgetel debacle hap- that it did.” plexes,” he said. “That’s not what a county scribe yourself in three words? pened, my organization fed them at the Qual- Olson said the County wasn’t happy with government is for … the market’s got to de- DTN: What have been some LH: Outgoing, forceful, com- ity Inn and the surrounding areas for a week,” the closure, either, yet the local government liver it.” special moments from past Silent passionate she said. “So my question is to you, where are nonetheless stands by the DPH decision to Liotta suggested a community roundtable Santa programs that stand out to these apartments?” close the hotel. be formed to proactively address the problem. you? DTN: What is something peo- Taylor said there are “some vacancies” Another public speaker, Melissa Prigmore “It would protect you guys from the wrong LH: It is such a joy to see ple would be surprised to know around Cartersville, but did not specify any of Cartersville, said she understands the public image,” he said. “All I’m doing is the wonderful response we get about you? apartments by name. County’s rationale for the ordinance. Yet she reaching out to you guys and saying ‘Hey, from individuals and business- LH: I do not like tooting my own “As far as affordable housing goes, I don’t had concerns about its consequences; in fact, let’s sit down at the table before these manag- es here in Bartow County that horn. I just like being in the back- have an answer to that as far as County gov- she said tenants at the Country Hearth Inn — ers start kicking everybody out,’ and we have take on sponsoring our children. ground and getting the work done. ernment goes,” he said. “My question back to in front of the shuttered Budgetel Inn on Car- more displaced kids, because it is inevitable When I see the gifts come in and you is what kind of role does the County take son Loop — were being evicted in response that it’s going to happen.” know that child will have a great DTN: What is the best advice in affordable housing?” to the passage of the ordinance. The public forum concluded with com- Christmas, I know all the work you have ever received? Olson gave his own take on the question, “There are people this morning who are ments from Bartow County Grant Writing involved in organizing is worth LH: Don’t stress about things. stating he believed the County’s job is to being displaced because the manager is say- Department Director Valerie Gilreath, who it. I start in mid-October and stay Fix what can be fi xed and if you improve the economy by bringing in “good ing ‘I have to pay this permit fee, and I have said that government-subsidized housing pro- busy until the 23rd of December. can’t there is a reason why. It will jobs and give people the opportunity to make to pay this per room,’” she said. “So they’re grams are not designed to work via county- or all work out eventually. That was the money so that they can afford to rent an making them leave.” city-level governments. DTN: What is the purpose of my daddy’s philosophy. apartment or buy a home.” Taylor said the County hasn’t contacted “If you want to move the needle on afford- the Silent Santa program, and Over the last year, he said the County has any hotels or extended stay facilities since the able housing in a big way in Bartow County, elaborate on why it is important DTN: What do you like to do approved “several hundred” housing and Budgetel Inn closure concerning potential you need to take the same passion and the for the community to support this in your spare time? townhome developments within the high permit suspensions. same pressure to the housing authority and effort. LH: Visit with my children $100,000s, low $200,000s price range. “It’s striking compliance, you know, that talk to them about expanding their units in LH: When we fi rst started this and grandchildren, color on the “Now what do you need to make to get a they’re rushing out there before they’ve even Bartow County,” she said. program — even before I came Happy Color app, watch old mov- $200,000 home?” he said. “I mean, I think a come down and talked to the community devel- And that, Gilreath alleged, is something to work here — we sponsored ies and just stay in my PJs all day. family income needs to be $50,000, $60,000. opment [department] about the requirements,” the Etowah Area Consolidated Housing Au- only children in foster care. But So you need either one person with a pretty Olson said. “I think there’s more to it going on.” thority has been reluctant to pursue. over the years we have expanded DTN: Where is your favorite good job or two people.” Under the ordinance, any extended stay “They have not shown an interest in doing the program to now include not place to be in Bartow County? At that point, Whitfi eld asked Olson if he hotel room with less than 300 square feet of that,” she said. “They have access to more only Bartow foster children but LH: At my house — we live believed the residents at Bartow’s recently fl oorspace can have a maximum of two occu- funds and more programs than anybody else we also help families that have on 2 acres in the woods, and shuttered extended stay motel were bringing pants. From there, the ordinance allows one — nonprofi ts, county government. They have an open CPS [Child Protective there is nowhere more peaceful in that kind of income. additional occupant per room per 75 square more tools in their toolbox, if they are willing Services] case and struggle to than home. Simply put, he said he didn’t know what feet of unit fl oorspace. to use them.”

ing specifi c pain receptors, where non-nar- peoples’ habits and where they’re getting tion medication histories, he said more can the black market — could be a pivotal step cotic medications may be just as effective, narcotics and so forth,” he said. “That from certainly be done to address the issue. forward in addressing the crisis. Opioids if not more effective, than opioids. the DEA has still got a lot of evolution to “To enforce that a little bit, that would “It can happen to any family, to any per- “We look for patients who are opioid take place, talking between states. I’d like be another step to take,” he said. “Hospi- son,” she said. From Page 1A naive, meaning they’ve not taken very to see it ultimately evolve to where con- tals and E.R.s are very scrutinized … but I Overall, Gore said he’s seen a drastic But at the same time, medical providers many medications such as that, and those trolled substances are even tracked that a think in your private settings, I think that’s cutback in the volume of narcotics admin- are also aware that many individuals fre- who are opioid tolerant, because that helps patient’s gotten at a hospital … we have going to be your biggest opportunity, what- istered at CMC. quenting emergency rooms are feigning guide us in our protocols or practices in no idea if a patient went to seven different ever our great legislatures come together “I’m proud to say our E.R. has been symptoms to get their hands on prescrip- managing their pain and keeping patients hospitals and gotten narcotics at all seven with to maybe take the next step.” on the frontline of that, compared to oth- tion medications. And in other circum- comfortable,” she said. hospitals.” With Centers for Disease Control and er E.R.s in the northwest Georgia area,” stances, there’s the fear that opioid treat- The opioid alternatives may not work for Yet Gore acknowledges that may have Prevention data from 2017 indicating he said. “We do fi rmly believe in ‘do no ment for genuine medical conditions could all patients, but Gore said the local hospi- its downsides, as well. more than 70,000 Americans died from harm.’” spiral out of control, with individuals us- tal is seeing quite a bit of success with the “Sometimes it may be obvious that’s overdoses that year alone, Tidwell said all Gore said he’s also pleased to see that, ing — and oftentimes, getting hooked on ALTO program. what’s going on with a patient, so it falls health care entities are “onboard for better in the midst of the opioid abuse epidemic, — such medications long after what was “A lot of patients never even have to on every physician how to battle or deal initiatives to put into place to manage pa- that the proverbial pendulum hasn’t swung supposed to only be a temporary regimen. receive a narcotic for something like a with that, but it’s a tough problem to han- tients’ pain, but to do it in a safe and effec- in the opposite direction. It’s a subject top of mind for Jan Tidwell, kidney stone,” he said. “They can receive dle when you’re taking care of people,” he tive manner.” “We’re not letting patients lie there in the CMC’s chief nursing offi cer. intravenous lidocaine or something along said. “I hate to say, though, as it gets better In that, Tidwell likened the substance hospital bed, writhing in pain from what- “Four out of fi ve new heroin users report those lines that will take their pain from a in the E.R., it may get worse on the illicit abuse crisis to cancer — a major public ever process because we’re afraid to give prescription opioids fi rst prior to abusing 10 to a one.” side of things, but that’s for the legislators health issue that simply does not discrimi- them [opioids],” he said. “I feel strongly illegal drugs,” she said. “So there’s several and the local authorities.” nate along sociodemographic lines. that patients are still being very well taken things, really, that we’re doing here at Car- Policy Shifts To optimize patient outcomes, Tid- “A lot of times you have patients with care of, their problems are very well being tersville Medical Center to help develop Over the last 10 years, Gore said new well said CMC relies upon a host of evi- chronic conditions that might be more sus- managed.” safer management protocols and to assist State and federal regulations and require- dence-based pre-operative, inter-operative ceptible to taking certain medications like Increasing public education on medica- in the reversal of the opioid crisis.” ments on opioid prescriptions have been and post-operative orders. She brought up opioids,” she said. “But a lot of times, you tions, he said, could also go a long way in CMC Emergency Medication Director effective at deterring and reducing medi- the hospital’s Enhanced Surgical Recovery do see people with comorbidities that are addressing some of the opioid abuse prob- Dr. Garrett Gore said physicians are well cation misuse. (ESR) program. more at risk for developing addictions.” lems on the front end. aware of the potential consequences of “There’s a lot of transparency now, a lot “In years past, common surgical prac- That’s especially true, she said, for those “Back in the old days, what a doctor said, prescribing narcotics to patients. of accountability and that’s been a very tice was to prescribe pain medication for with behavioral health disorders without a patient did,” Gore said. “Medicine’s a lot “A doctor’s fi rst responsibility is to his good, welcome change from my perspec- comfort for extended periods of time,” adequate support systems. more complex now. I think patients should patient, and his fi rst responsibility is to be- tive,” he said. “You’re not going to see she said. “You saw those prescriptions last “It affects families, it affects children, be engaged … if you didn’t get good com- lieve the patient,” he said. “We do our best the results immediately, it’s going to take for a month or two weeks, so we’re really it affects homes — certainly, we’re seeing munication from your doctor, they just to try to implement things to minimize a couple of years to see this, but we track trying to peel those things back and make the socioeconomic challenges that these gave you medicine, well, challenge it, or that, but there’s no golden rule … you don’t each doctor’s opioid prescription rate at them more appropriate to when that acute families face as we see and treat them ev- just ask them ‘Why am I taking this, is want to blow off a patient’s pain, you don’t every meeting … the doctors get that in- pain phase is and not last as long.” eryday,” she said. “We try to take care of there an alternative?’ I think I may have want to miss a patient’s illness just because formation, and once they’ve seen 400 or them holistically. We make sure that we had that question three times in 15 years. your gut instinct tells you they may be 500 patients or however many it is, they get Addressing Overdoses have case management and social workers Patients just don’t think they can ask that.” shopping for narcotics.” feedback on it.” Georgia Department of Public Health involved to help support them, and try to A long-term response to the crisis, Gore And on that front, Gore said CMC and Tidwell said CMC started an Electron- data from 2018 indicates that Bartow have opportunities for them to have their said, is ultimately something legislators its parent company, Nashville-based HCA ic Prescribing of Controlled Substances County’s opioid-related overdose death best success in achieving their health care will have to tackle. Healthcare, has been ahead of the curve. (EPCS) program last year. rate is 60% higher than the state average. goals once they leave the facility.” “We can only do so much. I think ev- “I implemented a pain policy about “Every different department phases And when it comes to opioid-related She said that makes behavioral health ery American is aware of what happens three years ago, even before they started to into that, and the implementation of that emergency departments visit rates, last services, such as those provided by Wil- and where a lot of this stuff comes from, take root,” he said, “just to give some of will be fully in effect by 2020,” she said. year Bartow easily doubled the state aver- lowbrooke at Tanner and Highland Riv- illicit drug-wise,” he said. “I think that’s a our providers some good guidelines as to “Physicians now have access to electronic age. For heroin-related emergency depart- ers Health, instrumental in addressing the question for your senators and your con- how we want to practice here in Carters- medical and health records — they can see ment visits, Bartow’s rate was more than community’s substance use epidemic. gressmen.” ville, how we want to treat the community, medication histories and this really helps triple Georgia’s average. “They do assess patients and help us fi nd And on the local level, Gore said the war how we want to protect them from the opi- them prescribe opioids more judiciously.” Gore said the amount of narcotics-re- options, once they leave our facility, to seek on substance abuse is far from just CMC’s oid crisis.” Through the program, prescriptions can lated hospitalizations and emergency de- treatment,” Tidwell said of hospital partner fi ght. Addressing opioid misuse, Tidwell said, be sent to pharmacies through a secure partment visits in the local community is Willowbrooke at Tanner. “Or sometimes “This is a church thing, a community has required a joint effort across providers, electronic transmission — thus, eliminat- “staggering. “ they’re transferred out of the facility to ap- thing, law enforcement, school teachers, CMC’s pharmacist team and its depart- ing the risk of patient forgeries. “I’ve been here for 13 years and I have propriate places to achieve the goals that you name it,” he said. “It reaches all fronts, mental leaders. “These programs decrease opioid-relat- seen the usage of reversal agents, we’ve they need for addiction purposes.” there’s no way [CMC alone] can put a huge “Rather than using opioids like Oxy- ed addiction, misuse by diversion and even seen the overdose rate, just like everywhere dent in this problem. It comes from your codone, Hydrocodone or Fentanyl med- potentially death by making it very diffi - else, skyrocket,” he said. “One week, we “A Whole Community Problem” local government leadership, your sheriff ications, we’re trying to look at other cult for medication-seekers to get medica- had multiple overdoses come from the Both Tidwell and Gore agreed that solv- — it’s a whole community problem.” medications or other modalities like Ket- tions and alter any prescriptions that they same location.” ing Bartow’s substance abuse problem amine or other things that might be better may potentially have in hand,” Tidwell He said he’s especially concerned by the requires the input, effort and assistance of Community Torn is a fi ve-week series for the frontline management support for said. number of hospitalizations and overdoses numerous community stakeholders. exploring the many ways substance abuse patients,” she said. “One thing we really While “narcotics shopping” in the local involving heroin, Fentanyl and other drugs Tidwell cited CMC’s “Crush the Crisis” impacts Bartow, with an emphasis on the focus on is using our Alternatives To Opi- emergency department remains common, laced with Fentanyl. event as an example. Each year, the local voices of those most impacted by the com- oids (ALTO) program, approaches that are Gore said steps are being taken to curb “Atlanta is the No. 1 hub in the country hospital teams up with the Bartow Coun- munity’s drug crisis. Using a multidisci- able to utilize pain management guidelines those numbers. for the distribution of this stuff now, espe- ty Sheriff’s Offi ce to host an event where plinary approach encompassing public [and] focus on multimodal approaches for “The State of Georgia and the [Drug cially Fentanyl,” he said. “We’re just barely members of the community can safely dis- policy specialists, health care providers, acute pain, which is what people usually Enforcement Agency, or DEA], they con- in that capture area in the outer rim.” pose of powerful prescriptions drugs such law enforcement offi cials and judicial seek when they’re coming to our emergen- tinue to work on their data banks and how While Gore said he believes the State as Codeine, Hydromorphone and Fentanyl. system representatives, the series seeks to cy department.” everything is electronically networked to- has taken a step forward by requiring phy- She said simply getting unused and ex- demonstrate the true toll of substance de- Part of that approach, she said, is target- gether, so we can see what’s going on with sicians to at least look at patient’s prescrip- pired opioids out of homes — and out of pendency throughout the county. 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increasing by 6.67% each subsequent year in October, when he said he expects to cut and the personal property tax rate increas- more than $200 million in annual costs voestalpine ing by about 14.2% each subsequent year. before the company’s fi scal year is over A footnote in the MOU document, how- — this, less than two months after Bank From Page 1A ever, indicates a “need to clarify whether of America stock analysts downgraded the “The most feasible method of refunding the building improvements that are part of company to an “underperform” rating. the series 2016 bonds and fi nancing the the expansion project are ‘new buildings’ Eibensteiner, however, did give some acquisition, construction and installation or modifi cations of existing buildings.” In reassuring news about the Bartow facility of the 2019 project is by the issuance of the case of the latter, the document indi- last month. [2JDA] taxable revenue bonds … in the cates “We need to determine a practical “We still have to digest the startup costs aggregate principal amount of not to ex- way to apply the abatement to those im- there, but we have improved and are ex- ceed $171 million,” the bond resolution provements.” pecting a positive result next year,” he told document approved Friday reads. “The On the whole, 2019 has been a bumpy European media. issuer proposes to amend and restate the year for the European conglomerate. By Under the MOU, voestalpine reserves amended and restated lease agreement and August, voestalpine had lost nearly a quar- the fi nal decision to locate the proposed enter into a second amended and restated ter of its stock market value since the year expansion project in Bartow until it re- lease agreement, to be dated as of its date began. And over the last two years, the ceives several commitments from the of execution and delivery with the compa- company’s share on the Vienna Stock Ex- 2JDA, including “resolution of all due ny.” change has decreased more than 60%. diligence issues.” Items listed under that Per the resolution, the series 2019 bonds In a letter to company investors dated umbrella includes, among other things, will be paid solely from “the revenues to JAMES SWIFT/THE DAILY TRIBUNE NEWS Jan. 16, voestalpine AG Head of Investor zoning, permitting, design, easements and voestalpine has requested roughly $58.5 million in taxable revenue bonds be assigned and pledged to the payment for a proposed expansion project in Bartow County. Peter Fleischer said lower than anticipated environmental issues related to the leased thereof and will not constitute a debt or a production numbers at the manufacturing property. general obligation or a pledge of the faith facturing and assembly of certain metal that case, voestalpine would be “required facility off Cass-White Road was a major The MOU, however, only represents an and the credit” of the State, Bartow Coun- stamped parts and components of the au- to pay the development authority the per- factor in the company’s decision to lower expression of “good faith intentions” and is ty, the City of Cartersville or “any politi- tomotive industry” on land leased from the centage of all property taxes abated with its full-year profi t forecast from roughly not a legally binding agreement for either cal subdivision or municipal corporation 2JDA in the Highland 75 industrial park. respect to the project investment equal to $1.13 billion to $854.1 million. the company or the 2JDA. therein.” In the document, voestalpine commits the percentage by which the average actual “An ongoing shortage of skilled work- “The parties acknowledge and agree Furthermore, the document states that to bringing “up to 324 full-time jobs” to performance is less than 100%.” ers in the region has had an impact on the that under no circumstances shall the de- bonds will not directly, indirectly or con- the development by no later than Dec. 31, The MOU approved by the 2JDA would fact that we have not been able to fi nd and livery of any of the aforementioned in- tingently “obligate said State or said Coun- 2025. give the proposed voestalpine expansion maintain enough qualifi ed personnel to ducements and/or incentives prohibit the ty to levy or to pledge any form of taxation Under the agreement, voestalpine project a seven-year personal property process these orders in time,” a represen- company from seeking and being consid- [whatsoever] for the payment thereof.” would be required to repay the 2JDA if tax abatement and a 15-year real property tative of voestalpine AG told The Daily ered for other inducements or incentives The MOU indicates the proposed proj- the project fails to meet at least 80% of tax abatement schedule. If approved, the Tribune News earlier this year. for investment and job creation above and ect would entail the expansion of an ex- performance standards pertaining to job company would pay no taxes on either for Voestalpine’s new CEO Herbert Eiben- beyond those investment and job creation isting voestalpine facility “for the manu- creation and project investment fi gures. In two years, with the real property tax rate steiner was the bearer of more bad news commitments,” the document reads.

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©2019 AccuWeather, Inc. ©2019 AccuWeather, Inc. PORTS B The Daily Tribune News S www.daily-tribune.com Sunday, December 8, 2019 Lady Canes take close Womack’s 34 leads Excel win in home opener to fi rst win of the year

STAFF REPORT STAFF REPORT RANDY PARKER/DTN The Cartersville High girls basketball team edged out Pep- Rayshawn Womack scored 34 points and his Excel boys basketball Lehla Thomas scores two of perell down the stretch to earn a hard-fought, 47-43 victory in the team led throughout a 73-63 victory Saturday at home against Strat- her 16 points in team’s home opener Saturday. ford Academy in the fi rst win of the year for the Eagles. Cartersville’s Neither team was able to create much separation throughout Womack hit two 3-pointers and had 10 total points in the fi rst home victory the contest, with Cartersville taking a 14-12 lead after one but quarter to lift Adairsville to a 19-9 lead after one period of play. over Pepperell trailing 24-22 at halftime before retaking a 33-32 lead entering Womack didn’t let up in the second quarter, scoring seven more Saturday. the fourth quarter. and getting help from Jakaden Barkley’s six points in the peri- In the fi nal stanza, Pepperell was able to get to the free throw od. As a result, Excel maintained its double-digit lead at 38-27 at line 10 times, but couldn’t get much offense otherwise. Mean- halftime. Womack kept going from there, scoring 10 more points while, Lehla Thomas scored six of her 16 points in the fourth and in the third and then seven more in the fourth, never letting Strat- Arianna Cochran added four of her 15 to hold off the Dragons. ford Academy back in the game. With the win, Cartersville moves to 2-1 on the year and will re- Barkley also fi nished in double fi gures with 12 points for the turn to action Tuesday for another non-region game against North Eagles, who improve to 1-3 with the win. Paulding back at The Storm Center. The team will open region play Tuesday at home against Trion.

Adairsville Heard’s game-winner lifts Colonels girls earn non-region Davis victory at scores 27 Temple STAFF REPORT The Adairsville High girls for Cass basketball team earned a nice road win Saturday afternoon, controlling Temple the whole way. girls The Lady Tigers methodical- ly increased their lead from the fi rst quarter through the fourth, STAFF REPORT fi nishing with a fi nal of 50-36. Facing a tough East Paulding team Lexie Childers got Adairs- in a Region 7-AAAAA game Saturday, ville going early, scoring eight the Cass High boys basketball team was fi rst-quarter points to help the able to pull off a close 79-76 win on its Tigers take a 12-7 lead after one. home court. Alexa Varner took over some Jaquan Heard played the role of hero of the scoring load in the sec- for the Colonels. His 3-pointer with one ond, pumping in fi ve points to second left broke a 76-all tie to give his extend Adairsville’s lead to 23- team the thrilling win. 15 at halftime. Neither team was able to create much It was Haley Stiles’ turn in the separation at any point in the contest, third quarter, as she scored fi ve with East Paulding leading 20-19 after points as Adairsville entered the one quarter, before Cass took a 36-34 fourth with a 32-22 advantage. lead into halftime. Both teams’ offenses explod- Cass had its best offensive quarter in ed in the fourth quarter, but the third, scoring 23 points with C.J. trading baskets played right into Pipkin pumping in eight points and Zay- Adairsville’s hands as the Ti- lan Chaney scoring seven in the period. gers put the fi nishing touches on Still the Colonels could not extend their their win. lead with East Paulding nearly matching Childers fi nished with 18 Cass with 22 third-quarter points. points, while Stiles added 17 The game would only get more in- to help Adairsville move to 2-4 tense from there. Sebastian Tidor scored overall on the season with a re- 10 of his 23 points in the fourth quar- turn to region play up next on ter for East Paulding, but Jordan Ford Tuesday at Sonoraville. connected on two 3-pointers and Heard scored 12 of his 19 in the fourth to hold Temple 38, Adairsville boys 37 on for the win. The Adairsville High boys In addition to Heard’s career game, basketball team lost a heart- Pipkin matched his scoring output with breaking back-and-forth affair 19 points, while Ford and Chaney each Saturday, coming back to take scored 13. Add in Braxton Benham’s 11 the lead after a rough start be- — he also had six steals in the game — fore going cold in the second and fi ve Colonels scored in double fi g- half to allow Temple to come ures. back. East Paulding’s Sean Rutledge was The final result was a tough the leading scorer for the game with 29. 38-37 loss that came down to Cass is now 6-3 overall with the win the final seconds. and 2-1 in region play, with another re- The game started out poorly gion game on deck for Tuesday at Rome. for the Tigers, and they took a 19-9 deficit after one quarter of Cass girls 62, East Paulding 55 play. RANDY PARKER.THE DAILY TRIBUNE NEWS SEE CASS, PAGE 3B Claire Davis shoots over an East Paulding defender, part of her 27-point effort Saturday in the Colonels’ home win. SEE TIGERS, PAGE 3B Joe Burrow leads LSU past Georgia

BY PAUL NEWBERRY when the four-team fi eld. and other defender in hot pursuit. of the mighty SEC, completing AP Sports Writer pairings are announced Sunday. Justin Jefferson hauled in the its run through a gauntlet of the Burrow was all over the stat throw just beyond midfi eld and league’s top teams. The Tigers Joe Burrow collected a shiny sheet for LSU (13-0, No. 2 CFP). took off down to the Bulldogs had already knocked off Ala- award as the game’s MVP. He threw for 349 yards and four 9 for a 71-yard play. Three plays bama, Florida and Auburn. Now, LSU’s fans had another trophy touchdowns. He was the Tigers’ later, Burrow delivered his third they can add the Bulldogs to the on their minds. second-leading rusher with 41 TD pass of the game, hooking list, ensuring the SEC will only “Heisman! Heisman! yards on 11 carries, often leaving up with Terrace Marshall Jr., on get one team in the national play- Heisman!” they chanted. the Bulldogs grasping at air as a 4-yard touchdown pass that off. The coronation is likely com- he twirled this way and that. He essentially fi nished off the Bull- LSU came into the game as plete. even caught a pass on a ball that dogs. the second-highest scoring team Burrow turned in another was batted down at the line and “It was all improvised,” Bur- in the country behind Ohio State. dazzling performance on the wound up his arms, taking off for row said. “Justin ran a 6-yard They fi gured to have a tougher big stage, leading No. 1 LSU to a 16-yard gain. hitch route and saw me scram- time against Georgia’s stellar a spot in the College Football ‘”He’s a great athlete, man,” bling and took off deep. We got defense, ranked No. 2 in points Playoff with a 37-10 rout of No. Georgia safety J.R. Reed said. a great feel for each other. I knew allowed. but Burrow kept the 4 Georgia in the Southeastern “We had a lot of plays out there exactly where he was going to be Bulldogs on their heels the entire Conference championship game we were supposed to make, and when I got out of there.” game. Saturday. he’d just squeeze out of it.” Burrow wasn’t done. Derek It was by far the most points “Joe is the heartbeat of this The Heisman-worthy moment Stingley’s second pick of Jake Georgia has given up their sea- team,” running back Clyde Ed- came late in the third quarter. Fromm turned the ball back over son. Until Saturday, they held wards-Helaire said. With Georgia (11-2, No 4 CFP) to the prolifi c LSU offense at the every opponent under 20 except The Tigers, going for their fi rst bringing the heat, Burrow spun to 13, and Burrow wasted no time South Carolina, which stunned national title since 2007 season, his left to get away from lineman fi nding Jefferson for an 8-yard the Bulldogs in double overtime will either return to Atlanta or Travon Walker, whirled back to TD in the waning seconds of the nearly two months ago. head west to suburban Phoenix his right to send Walker sprawl- third quarter to send many in the There was no such drama in for a semifi nal game on Dec. 28. ing to the turf, then delivered a predominantly Georgia crowd this one. JOHN BAZEMORE/AP They surely made a persuasive pass on the run while sprinting heading for the exits. LSU safety Grant Delpit (7) sacks Georgia quarterback Jake case to be the top overall seed toward the LSU sideline with an- LSU left no doubt it is the king SEE SEC, PAGE 3B Fromm (11) during the SEC championship Saturday in Atlanta. 2B Sunday, December 8, 2019 • www.daily-tribune.com Sports The Daily Tribune News Lawrence, Clemson top Virginia for ACC title

BY PETE IACOBELLI had allowed only 11 sacks in the regu- AP Sports Writer lar season) and Perkins accounted for 177 yards the fi rst 30 minutes — near- Trevor Lawrence threw four touch- ly as many as the 194 yards the Tigers down passes, three to Tee Higgins, and allowed in a 38-3 win last week over No. 3 Clemson won its fi fth consecutive South Carolina. Atlantic Coast Conference title with a But it was impossible to contain 62-17 victory over No. 22 Virginia on Clemson’s offense. Saturday night. Higgins had scoring catches of 19 and The defending national champion 7 yards, Justyn Ross went 59-yards for Tigers (13-0; No. 3 CFP) have won 28 another touchdown (the second longest games in a row and head to the College in ACC Championship game history) Football Playoff with chance for a third and Etienne broke free for a 26-yard crown in four years. touchdown run as Clemson opened a And while Virginia (9-4; No. 23 CFP) 31-7 lead by halftime. and quarterback Bryce Perkins put forth Perkins, the ACC’s leader in total a game plan that caused the Tigers to offense, had 324 of the Cavaliers’ 387 sweat early on, there was no stopping yards, which were a season high allowed Clemson’s dazzling set of experienced by Clemson’s defense this season. playmakers led by Lawrence and Hig- The Cavaliers played without leading gins on the way to ACC championship receiver and the ACC’s top kick returner game records for points and yards (621), in Joe Reed due to injury. Lawrence set an ACC title-game re- THE TAKEAWAY cord with his four touchdown throws Virginia: The Cavaliers showed cre- and had 302 yards passing, his second ativity and ability in devising and ex- best total this season, and completed 16 ecuting a game plan designed to make of 22 passes before coming out in the Clemson sweat. But the gap between third quarter. Virginia and the Tigers — as it is for Higgins fi nished with 182 yards re- most everyone else in the ACC — was ceiving yards and the three TDs, both too wide to overcome without perfection bests in ACC Championship game play. on nearly every snap. Travis Etienne had 114 yards, his Clemson: The Tigers showed once eighth game over 100 yards this season. more they had no equals this season Virginia and Perkins appeared to have in the ACC. The challenge now grows a game plan to compete with the Tigers, more diffi cult with Clemson likely fac- even without leading receiver Joe Reed ing off against LSU or Ohio State in the out due to injury. national semifi nals. Perkins threw a 20-yard scoring pass UP NEXT to Hasise Dubois to tie it 7, just the sec- Virginia awaits its bowl assignment, ond TD pass allowed by Clemson in its most likely the Orange Bowl. MIKE MCCARN/AP past seven games. Clemson will head to the College Clemson quarterback Trevor Lawrence runs against Virginia during the fi rst half of the ACC championship in Char- Virginia’s defense sacked Lawrence Football Playoff with its matchup an- lotte, North Carolina, Saturday. twice in the opening half (Clemson nounced Sunday. Oklahoma beats Baylor 30-23 in OT for B12 title

BY STEPHEN HAWKINS championship,” he said. “We’ve games that Oklahoma beat the AP Sports Writer done that.’’ Bears (11-2, No. 7 CFP), who in Rhamondre Stevenson had a coach Matt Rhule’s debut season No. 6 Oklahoma has done all it 5-yard touchdown run in overtime, two years ago lost 11 games with can, winning a fi fth Big 12 title in and then true freshman Jacob Zeno a depleted roster in the aftermath a row with another close win over — whose two long passes in the of a scandal that led to the fi ring of No. 8 Baylor. fourth quarter helped tie the game two-time Big 12 champion coach Now the Sooners wait to see if — was under constant pressure Art Briles. they are going to get in back in the when Baylor got its last chance. Rhule said Oklahoma should be College Football Playoff. That is up A day after No. 5 Utah lost in the in the playoff regardless of any oth- to the selection committee, though Pac-12 championship game, and er results. it will be virtually impossible to before No. 4 Georgia fell 37-10 to As for his team, Rhule told them keep Oklahoma from being one of No. 1 LSU in the SEC title game, to “feel that pain” of watching the those four teams. Oklahoma (12-1, No. 6 CFP) be- Sooners celebrate. “I hope they see the Big 12 came the fi rst team in any league to “Let that drive you in the offsea- champions. They’ve got a job to win 10 conference championship son,” he said. “But at the same time, do, I get that,” coach Lincoln Riley games. It was the 13th Big 12 title also understand what we’ve done.” said after Oklahoma’s 30-23 over- overall for the Sooners, who went The Bears tied the game after time win Saturday. to the playoff three of the past four Zeno came in during the fourth “We’ve had a job to do as a team seasons. quarter, the second quarterback ... and ultimately win the Big 12 It was the second time in four used after starter Charlie Brewer left the game in the second quarter following a big hit he delivered on a defender. There was an 81-yard catch-and- run touchdown by Trestan Ebner IAN MAULE/TULSA WORLD VIA AP with 9:41 left in regulation and a Oklahoma quarterback Jalen Hurts (1) hugs wide receiver CeeDee Lamb (2) after the Sooners’ 30-23 overtime win over Baylor in the Big 12 Conference championship game Saturday in Arling- 78-yarder to Chris Platt that set up ton, Texas. John Mayers’ 27-yarder with 3:25 left to make it 23-all. bama’s comeback win over Geor- ref said the quarterback “just seems Oklahoma: The Sooners are “It’s not supposed to be easy,” gia in the SEC title game, was 17- a little bit out of it.” 10-1 in Big 12 championship Oklahoma quarterback Jalen Hurts of-24 passing for 278 yards and a Bohanon directed Baylor on games. They became the fi rst Pow- said. touchdown. CeeDee Lamb had scoring drives on its last two pos- er Five team since Alabama from After Oklahoma scored on three eight catches for 173 yards after sessions before halftime. He threw 1971-75 to win fi ve consecutive plays to start overtime, the Soon- missing the previous game against a 33-yard touchdown to Tyquan outright conference titles. (Clem- ers put the heat on Zeno. He was the Bears. Thornton before a 28-yard fi eld son had the chance to match that sacked for a 10-yard loss, and then Brewer was taken out of the goal by Mayers put the Bears up in the ACC on Saturday night). he was under duress again when he game not long after bulling over 13-10 at halftime — even with only The 36-year-old Riley is 36-5 as fl ung a game-ending pass that fell a defender at the end of a 7-yard 98 total yards. head coach, with Big 12 titles in Renee Killian to the turf harmlessly. run early in the second quarter. He Three weeks after their biggest all three seasons since being pro- NMLS #546413 The Bears had only 105 total fi nished that series and played one comeback ever, a 34-31 win at Baylor moted from offensive coordinator Mortgage Loan Originator yards before the 81-yard TD pass more, apparently hitting his head after a 25-point defi cit, the Sooners after Bob Stoops suddenly retired 620 East Main Street Cartersville, GA 30120 in the fourth quarter by Zeno, who on the ground when being sacked jumped ahead 10-0 on the Bears. in the summer after winning his 770.655.4148 had played in only one game and by Kenneth Murray, before Gerry Lamb turned a short catch into 10th Big 12 championship. Okla- [email protected] was the scout team quarterback Bohanon took over. a 71-yard gain to the 7 on Okla- homa has a 27-3 series advantage imitating Hurts in practice this Referee Mike Defee went to the homa’s second drive, setting up over the Bears, though this was the week. They fi nished with 265. sideline and asked Rhule to get Kennedy Brooks’ 6-yard TD run. fi rst game between them with both Hurts, who last year led Ala- Brewer checked out, because the On the next drive, Lamb’s 26-yard ranked in the Top 10. catch came before Gabe Brkic Baylor: The 11 wins matched a kicked the fi rst of his three fi eld school record, and Baylor still has goals — he has made a school-re- a chance to break that in their bowl cord 17 in a row this season with- game. Rhule said while his Bears are out a miss. disappointed with the loss, he knows THE TAKEAWAY they will be ready for their bowl. The Daily Tribune News Sports www.daily-tribune.com • Sunday, December 8, 2019 3B Anthony Joshua boxes smart to reclaim titles

BY STEVE DOUGLAS hard enough for the rematch and tention from its human-rights Ruiz knocked down Joshua AP Sports Writer got “boxed around.” violations. They include the mur- four times on the way to a sev- “The partying got the best of der of journalist Jamal Khashog- enth-round win in New York in Anthony Joshua jumped up me,” Ruiz said of his brief time gi last year in the Saudi consulate June that was regarded as one of and down in the ring with his as champion, during which he in Istanbul. the biggest upsets in the history massive entourage, celebrating also went on talk shows, had an Joshua has shrugged off con- of heavyweight boxing. being around $70 million richer audience with the Mexican pres- cerns that he was being used in There was none of that drama and having three world heavy- ident and bought new cars for what some, like human rights in the rematch, with Ruiz rarely weight belts back in his posses- himself and his parents. organization Amnesty Interna- connecting cleanly with Joshua. sion. “I didn’t prepare how I should tional, called a “sportswashing” When he did, it was with punch- For the British boxing super- have. I gained too much weight. exercise, and he thanked Saudi es to the back of the head that star, it was well worth this con- I don’t want to give excuses, he Arabia for hosting the fi ght af- earned him a ticking-off from troversial trip to Saudi Arabia. won ... If we do a third fi ght, you terward. the referee. In the fi rst heavyweight title best believe I’m going to get in Women who attended the fi ght Ruiz fi nished the fi ght with fi ght to be held in the Middle shape. I’ll be in the best shape of at the outdoor, purpose-built, blood across his face, having East, Joshua toyed with an out- my life.” 15,000-capacity Diriyah Arena been caught with a right hook by of-shape Andy Ruiz Jr. over 12 Whether Joshua agrees to that did not appear to be segregated, Joshua in the fi rst round. unspectacular rounds to win a HASSAN AMMAR/AP remains to be seen. as they have been in sports stadi- There were straight lefts from unanimous points decision, re- Anthony Joshua celebrates after beating Andy Ruiz Jr. to win There is no rematch clause this ums in Saudi Arabia since being Joshua in the fourth and ninth the World Heavyweight Championship at the Diriyah Arena, Ri- claim the WBA, WBO and IBF yadh, Saudi Arabia, early Sunday. time round and Ruiz, short with allowed into them for the fi rst that rocked Ruiz back, and a belts, and avenge a stunning up- quick hands, is an awkward op- time last year. right hook in the fi fth that also set by his Mexican-American op- enheit for this part of the world, gave the man his credit. I said I ponent. Indeed, it felt just like any hurt the deposed champion. ponent six months ago. Joshua was almost running would correct myself again.” Joshua proved he had another other venue once the action got “I just wanted to put on a great Joshua got his game plan spot around the ring and Ruiz — ex- Two judges gave the fi ght to side to his boxing skills other underway, with a pro-Joshua boxing masterclass and also on, using his lighter frame to hausted and outfought — was the Briton 119-110, and the other than a big punch. His career is crowd chanting the usual reper- show the sweet science of this outmaneuver Ruiz, relying on his planted in the middle, urging awarded it to him 119-109. back on track, for sure, but his toire of songs about their fi ghter lovely sport. It’s about hitting longer reach to stay clear of trou- him to come closer. Ruiz put on 15 pounds since reputation might be sullied for and jeering Ruiz. To make Josh- and not getting hit,” Joshua said. ble, and selecting his moments to “Sometimes simplicity is ge- the fi rst fi ght to weigh in at 283 other reasons. ua feel even more at home, there “Sometimes with certain fi ght- go on the attack. nius. I was outclassing the cham- pounds, making him the second The fi ght was played out to a was a rare downpour of rain in ers you have to box smarter. I In the fi nal seconds of a bout pion,” Joshua said. heaviest boxer to fi ght for a world backdrop of concerns that Saudi the desert just before the fi ght understand what Andy brought fought in the early hours of Sun- “I am used to knocking people heavyweight title. Arabia was using this and other and at times during the after- to the table so I had to decapitate day in a relatively cool 66 Fahr- out, but last time I got hurt so I He said he hadn’t prepared big sporting events to divert at- noon. him in a different way.”

the cusp of the national title two Receiver Dominick Blaylock THE TAKEAWAY years ago as a freshman, was 20 crumpled to the turf after going Georgia: Fromm came into the SEC of 42 for 225 yards with those two up for a catch in the fi rst quarter. season projected as a high NFL interceptions. He didn’t get much He was carted to the locker room draft pick who would likely go From Page 1B help from his teammates: Tyler with a left knee injury. pro after his junior season. Now, Just total domination by the Ti- Simmons dropped a deep ball on Outside linebacker Walter it’s not a reach to say he might be gers. the very fi rst possession, and Matt Grant suffered a concussion in the better off returning for his senior It was a painful loss — literal- Landers couldn’t hang on to a third quarter from a special teams season to try to boost his stock. ly — for the Bulldogs, who were throw in the end zone. hit. LSU’s Tory Carter was ejected He has now failed to complete making their third straight ap- Georgia fi nally reached the end for targeting. even half his passes in fi ve straight pearance in the SEC title game. zone with just under 12 minutes Backup middle linebacker games. Two players were carted off the remaining on Fromm’s 2-yard TD Quay Walker (right shoulder) and fi eld with apparently major inju- pass to George Pickens. cornerback Tyrique Stevenson ries. Another player wobbled off “That is a really good football (apparent leg injury) also left the with a concussion after being lev- team,” coach Kirby Smart said. fi eld with injuries. eled on a kickoff. Fromm twisted “We were going to have to make Star running back D’Andre an ankle and had to go to the med- explosive plays. We were unable to Swift clearly wasn’t at full strength, ical tent to get taped up, though he do that.” either, after going out of the regu- missed only one play. INJURY REPORT lar-season fi nale against Georgia Not that it mattered. Georgia’s sideline looked like a Tech with should injury. He had Fromm, who guided Georgia to M*A*S*H unit. just two carries for 13 yards.

Paulding and never relinquished control from the Lady Colonels, it in a 62-55 win. who cruised to 5-1 with the win Cass Cass outscored the Raiders and 2-1 in Region 7-AAAAA. 17-8 in the fi rst quarter and took Cass received some stellar From Page 1B a 26-15 lead at halftime. East individual performances from The Cass High girls basketball Paulding made progress in cut- Claire Davis, who led the way team jumped out to an early lead ting into the lead in the second with 27 points, and Londaisha Saturday at home against East half, but was never able to take Smith, who added 20.

mounted a comeback. They out- 2-3 overall, and they will return scored Temple 15-4 in the sec- to region play Tuesday at So- Tigers ond quarter, keyed by six points noraville. in the period by Henderson. From Page 1B After going into halftime However, the game changed with a one-point lead, neither in the second quarter, and Ti- team got much going offensive- gers head coach Alex Disbrow ly in the third, and Adairsville attributed the difference to entered the fourth with a 30-27 Savaun Henderson’s defense on lead. Temple’s Mekhilen Stegall. Ste- Temple would go on to win gall had a red-hot start, scoring the game in the fourth quarter, 17 in fi rst quarter, but didn’t though, making enough free score again until the fi nal sec- throws down the stretch to come onds at the free throw line. back and beat Adairsville. In the meantime, the Tigers The loss drops Adairsville to

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to their display, McGuirt said they use LED lighting, which gives them the ability to alter the color and design of most of their lights. “Our favorite time of day is around sunset, when after weeks of hard work, dusk sets in, the timers start to turn on lights and [our] yard seems to come to life,” Striving to “bring joy and happiness” to the young McGuirt said. “It makes all the hard work worth it and young-at-heart, Jerry and Sheila McGuirt delight when we sit on the porch or deck and listen to families in transforming their Kingston property into a holiday enjoying Christmas in our front yard.” showpiece. Starting with a pair of infl atables more With so many unique treasures, the couple fi nds it than two decades ago, the couple’s outdoor display has diffi cult to pinpoint their preferred outdoor decora- expanded exponentially. tion. “We both have a very deep passion for Christmas “I hope that our display will put people in the Christ- and what it means to us,” McGuirt said. “Our fi rst mas spirit and let them know what Christmas is all display using infl atables [was] over 21 years ago when about,” she said. “I have many favorites, but my favor- we put two 12-foot infl atables in our yard, one on each ite is an antique blow mold nativity that was given to side of the driveway. us by a special friend. “Over the years, it has grown to what it is now — “I also like the infl atable Santa on a motorcycle almost 325 infl atables, many have animation, some are with a giant teddy bear on the back. The Santa scene

RANDY PARKER/THE DAILY TRIBUNE NEWS one-of-a-kind or prototypes that never went into pro- is another favorite with Santa and Mrs. Claus, an elf, Jerry McGuirt affi xes a support wire duction; almost 100 blow molds; about 7,000 lights; tree, carousels and Ferris wheel. And another favorite to one of the larger infl atables on the several buildings, including a pole barn with viewing lawn of his Kingston home. Top, Sheila is Santa sleeping in his bed and snoring.” McGuirt makes adjustments to one of deck and storage for infl atables, a log cabin and an Noting blow molds are “hard to describe,” McGuirt her favorite infl atables among the more old, country-store-style, log building with a window in provided some information about this collectible type than 300 on the property. the second fl oor that we project Christmas movies and of yard décor. Santa on.” “They are made by injecting plastic into a hollow Blanketing 4 of the McGuirts’ 10 acres, the festive mold,” he said. “They are made in many styles and infl atables range in height from 36 inches to more than forms, and were fi rst made on a large scale in the 16 feet and include many traditional and contemporary 1940s. A quick search of blow mold history will reveal iconic characters, such as Rudolph the Red-Nosed a lot. They are very collectible. Reindeer, Olaf from “Frozen” and Charlie Brown. The “They range from small table top models to larg- display also features a variety of Santas, ranging from er ones up to life-size. We have a variety — several Kris Kringle standing beside an infl atable helicopter nativities, Santa, snowmen, elves and many more, during a North Pole air delivery, on top of a slide, per- ranging from about 18 inches to 6 feet.” forming a hula dance and in his sled, steering a team of Siberian huskies. Providing an ever-changing look SEE CHRISTMAS, PAGE 2C 2C Sunday, December 8, 2019 • www.daily-tribune.com Around Town The Daily Tribune News Finding the proof for the existence of Jesus Christ

The Christmas season is here, So, how do you convince some- this were the case, then man had blood witnessed to it through Jesus And, that person is right. From and in a few weeks we will cele- one that Jesus does indeed exist? no Savior. John was refuting the death on the cross. a physical perspective, it cannot brate the birth of Jesus Christ, the In the fi rst book of John, the apos- teachings of Cerinthus in his letter. So the presence of Jesus was happen, but from a spiritual per- Son of God. But, for many people, tle said three things witness to the In I John 5, John states that the witnessed by the spirit, the water spective, it can. It’s called a mir- Christmas is simply about parties, presence of Jesus; the spirit, water presence of Jesus was witnessed and the blood. Jesus Christ was acle. shopping and family gatherings. and blood. What do these things to by the Spirit, the water, and the a living person. He came to this “But,” a person may say, “come Some do not even believe that Je- mean? blood. What did John mean by earth and was born of a virgin. on; do you really believe in mira- sus exists. There were many false teach- this? John’s reference to the Spirit Now someone may say, “Come cles?” Lee Strobel was a reporter for ers in the fi rst century. Portions of was a reference to the preaching on, man; babies aren’t born unless Yes, I do. I believe they hap- the Chicago Tribune and an athe- the epistles in the New Testament of the Old Testament prophets. someone has sex... Do you really pened and can still happen. ist. Years ago, he set out to prove were written to refute false teach- They had foretold the coming of believe Jesus mother was a vir- Jesus Christ is real. He is not a that Jesus didn’t exist. But, instead ers. One of those was a man named the Messiah. It was also a refer- gin?” fi gment of someone’s imagination. of proving Jesus didn’t exist, he Cerinthus. He didn’t believe that ence to the preaching of John the Yes, I do. the Bible says it hap- He is real. He walked this earth. became convinced that Jesus was Jesus was the Son of God, but in- Baptist who said one was coming pened and I believe it. He healed people, fed people, Potts indeed a real historical fi gure and stead was just a man that became who was greater than He was. The “But,” someone may say, “that taught people and, ultimately, gave he wrote a book called The Case divine at His baptism but lost his water witnessed to the presence can’t happen; when a lady has sex, His life on the cross. We celebrate For Christ. divinity before His crucifi xion. If of Jesus at Jesus’ baptism and the she is no longer a virgin.” His birth this Christmas.

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CLEAR CREEK BAPTIST All Lutheran Church will cele- and Wednesday services will be at CHURCH — 142 Clear Creek brate Christmas on Dec. 22 with 12:15 p.m. SCHOOL NEWS Road, Adairsville. Clear Creek worship and a children’s program Baptist Church will hold a youth at 10 a.m., Christmas Eve can- CHURCH OF JESUS The following Bartow County students grad- liott Smith of Cartersville, Pressley Smith of service today at 6 p.m. with guest dlelight services at 5 and 7 p.m., CHRIST OF LATTER-DAY uated spring 2019 from Valdosta State Univer- Kingston and Sheri Williams of Cartersville. speaker Brother Joel Alexander. Christmas day service at 10 a.m., SAINTS — 870 Peeples Valley sity: Victor Johnson of Kingston, Bachelor of and worship service on Dec. 29 at Road NE, Cartersville. Sister Hall Business Administration in management; Mary The following Bartow County residents were YOUNG STREET BAPTIST 10 a.m. For more information, call and Sister Blacker, Missionaries Livsey of Cartersville, Master of Social Work; named to the spring 2019 dean’s list at Geor- CHURCH — 6 Rogers St., Car- 770-387-0379 or visit www.savio- from the Church of Jesus Christ of and Jaison Morning of Cartersville, Bachelor of gia Southern University in Statesboro: Naomi tersville. Young Street Baptist rofall.org. Latter-day Saints — Etowah Val- Science in nursing. Aviles of Cartersville, Zackery Danz of Car- Church will present the play, “A ley Ward are offering free English tersville, Kalen Gomez of Kingston, Bemo Case for Christ,” on Dec. 15 at 6 THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH classes for the Hispanic communi- Ariana Calderon-Zavala of Adairsville grad- Itoe of White, Thomas Jackson of Carters- p.m. Refreshments will be served OF THE ASCENSION — 205 ty. Classes are every Tuesday at 7 uated from Lawrence University in Appleton, ville, Wyatt Landers of White, Hannah Lee of after the performance. W. Cherokee Ave., Cartersville. p.m. Individual tutoring for those Wisconsin, this summer with a Bachelor of White, Michael Leone of Taylorsville, Chloe The Episcopal Church of the As- who cannot attend on Tuesday Arts in biology/biochemistry. She also received Molnar of Cartersville, Georgia Rutledge of SAVIOR OF ALL LUTHER- cension is celebrating 175 years in nights also is available. Contact the Russell Award in Biological Research at the White, Lauren Storey of Cartersville, Brook- AN CHURCH — 35 Indian Bartow County. Sunday services 470-342-6757 for more informa- annual awards ceremony and was named to the ner Trouten of Cartersville and Aleina Vidoli Trail SE, Cartersville. Savior of will be held at 7:45, 9 and 11 a.m. tion. 2019 dean’s list. of Cartersville.

The following Bartow County residents were Erin Hickman of Cartersville has been named to the spring 2019 dean’s list at Rein- named to the provost’s list and the chancellor’s hardt University in Waleska: Robert Archer, list at Troy University in Alabama for the sum- WHAT’S GOING ON Kayla Erickson, Jeramy Towe, Joshua Vavases mer semester/term 5 of the 2018-19 academic and Michael Vavases of Cartersville; Ronald year. BARTOW COUNTY AM- or served agency representa- Dec. 14 from 4 to 6 p.m. The Blackard, Joshua Carver and Kori Hooks of ATEUR RADIO EMER- tives are invited to attend. For event is free. White; Dakota Hughes and Karen Perez Castel- The following Bartow County residents GENCY SERVICE — The more information, call Charles lanos of Adairsville; and Summer Montgomery graduated in August from Georgia College in Bartow County Amateur Ra- Evans, assistant amateur radio SENIOR SCHOOL TAX of Rydal. Milledgeville: Kenneth Patterson of Euharlee, dio Emergency Service Group emergency service coordina- EXEMPTIONS PUBLIC Alexandria Valentine of Cartersville and Alli- will hold it’s regularly sched- tor for Bartow County at 770- MEETING — A public infor- The following Bartow County residents were son Vielhaber of Adairsville. uled meeting at 7 p.m. on 386-0676. mation meeting and rally sup- named to the spring 2019 president’s list at Re- Monday, Dec. 9, at Shoney’s porting improvements in senior inhardt University in Waleska: Micah Ander- Laiken Wade of White was named to the Restaurant, located near High- MEETING SANTA — San- school tax exemptions will be son, Logan Couch, Richard Daniel, Hope El- spring 2019 dean’s list at Limestone College in way 20 and I-75. All amateur ta will be giving out small gifts held Tuesday, Dec. 17, at 6 p.m. rod, Rosa Gasca, Carlos Molina, Corey Tobin Gaffney, South Carolina. radio operators interested in such as candy canes, coloring at the Clarence Brown Confer- and Bryce Wilkins, all of Cartersville; Dawn emergency communications books and pencils at Ihop on ence Center on Highway 20 in Burkhart of Euharlee; Walker Byrd and Sa- Jarrett Kilgo of Bartow County has been Cartersville. Members of Bartow sha Smith of Adairsville; Jacob Henderson of named to the spring 2019 president’s list at the County’s legislative delegation Kingston; Elaine Nielsen of White; and Kelli College of Coastal Georgia in Brunswick. and others will speak and be Skokowski of Taylorsville. available to answer questions. Cartersville residents Caitlin Conduff and All interested taxpayers and vot- The following Bartow County residents Alexis Pritchard graduated summer 2019 from ers are invited to attend. The were named to the spring 2019 president’s list Jacksonville State University. meeting is free and open to the at Georgia Southern University: Jody Erber of public. Cartersville, Mark Otstot of Cartersville, El- SEE SCHOOL NEWS, PAGE 8C

if weather permits. Along with In addition to enjoying the and gives us a chaplain’s coin; encouraging people to drive-by outdoor decorations, the offer- a lady shares how for years she Christmas with “caution and courtesy,” the ing will consist of refreshments, would bring her mother, who couple will present their annu- such as roasted marshmallows. has cancer, to sit in our drive- From Page 1C al complimentary Open House Advising visitors to “dress way and enjoy the display; Situated at 1210 Kingston event Dec. 14 and 15 from 4 to 8 warm and bring a fl ashlight [and] having special needs PUBLIC NOTICE Highway, the McGuirts’ winter p.m. A live Santa will make an and camera,” McGuirt empha- groups, churches, car clubs and wonderland is on display this appearance Saturday evening sized the need for people to be others come by to visit with us month daily from 4 to 10 p.m., from 5 to 8. “aware that there are numerous and see our display.” The Etowah area Consolidated Housing trip hazards, including electric Generally inflating the Authority has developed its Annual Plan cords, ropes, etc.” Christmas figures by Dec. 1, While there is no charge to at- the McGuirts also celebrate for the Fiscal Year beginning April 1, 2020 tend the Open House, donations Halloween and Thanksgiving in compliance with the Quality Housing will be accepted and a portion with inflatables. They start of the funds will be presented to decorating for Halloween in and Work Responsibility Act of 1998. It a local charity. In past years, the September with more than 75 McGuirts donated the funds to inflatables, and for Christmas is available for review at the Authority’s Toys for Tots and to assist fami- by Oct. 1. ofw ce located 240 Stonewall Street, lies in need. “Yes, it is very hard work — As with her favorite infl at- some 12-hour days, but it is very Cartersville, GA 30120. The Authority’s ables, Mrs. McGuirt also has rewarding,” Mrs. McGuirt said. hours of operation are Monday through several memories that stand out, “Setting up the nativities re- regarding their festive, lighted minds me about the real mean- Friday between 8:00 AM and 4:00 PM. In yard décor. ing of Christmas. addition, a public hearing will be held on She shared some of her most “If we can just touch one memorable moments include life, one family, along with our January 22, 2020 at the Authority ofw ce when “a child walks up to you friends, neighbors, communi- at 9:00 AM. Everyone is invited. and presents you with a hand- ty and whoever passes by our made ‘Best Christmas Display place, and let them know we of the Year’ award; the chief care and bring joy and happi- of chaplains of the U.S. Army ness to them, then we have done stops by to take pictures of our what we set out to do. I really ‘Mega Red, White and Blue’ enjoy the music playing and tree — and Santa [is in] mili- seeing all the Christmas colors tary uniform — to share with and just setting the stage for our servicemen and women, Christmas.” Affordable Funerals & On-Site Cremations ESTATE SALE THIS WEEKEND Estate of Larry Pritchard 2 Attaway Drive, Cartersville

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The Shrewsbury Horticultural Society was Searching for the right gift ensure your gift stays healthy cludes the plant’s name and all set up to sell tickets online for for the holidays can be dif- and lasts well past the holiday of the instructions on its water its 132nd fl ower show in the ficult, and if you’re stuck on season, you need to know the and light requirements. U.K. only and not overseas, as what to buy for that person lighting situation it will live in. in Euharlee, Georgia. The cell who has everything, consider • Know the lifestyle. Will Some perennial favorites for phone call to order two one- gifting a plant. Pugliese the recipient remember to wa- house plants include: Snake day tickets cost about as much There are plenty of options ter the plant? Or will giving plant, Pothos, Jade plant, Dra- as the face value on the tickets. for the perfect gift when giving you give the perfect plant and a houseplant that can survive caena, Spider plant, Air plant But it was worth it! a plant, and University of Geor- to ensure that it is well taken weeks without attention be a and ZZ plant. For more infor- The Shrewsbury Flower gia Cooperative Extension has care of. better choice for them? An- mation on how to grow house- Show found its way onto our plenty of tips to make sure your “Most people love their swering this question is vital to plants, see UGA Extension bucket list as a matter of cause gift is the right one. Whether it houseplants to death by over- the survival of your gift. Bulletin 1318, “Growing In- and effect back in 2012. I en- be a college student or a hard- watering them. Homeown- • Give it some space. What door Plants with Success” at joyed watching the Brother to-buy-for friend, a house plant ers should let their plants dry kind of space does the receiv- https://t.uga.edu/5t0. Cadfael (pronounced: KAD- Humphreys may be the perfect answer to down until they feel light, then er have? There are plenty of fi le) mystery series on pub- any gift-buying predicament. water them well,” said John choices, but you have to know — Paul Pugliese is the Ex- lic television. After researching the Benedictine monk gardener No room is complete without Ruter, director of the UGA Tri- if you are buying a plant that tension Coordinator and Agri- Cadfael online, we discovered Ellis Peters, a nom de plume for a house plant. Take a look into al Gardens in Athens, Georgia. will be perched on a small desk cultural & Natural Resources Edith Pargeter, lived in Shrewsbury of County Shropshire. She any home décor magazine and “Make sure they drain proper- or which will hang from the Agent for Bartow County Co- wrote the fi rst of 20 Cadfael books at the request of the rector of you’ll find house plants adorn- ly before putting them back in ceiling. operative Extension, a part- Shrewsbury Abbey to help celebrate the 900th anniversary of the ing most every room, provid- their decorative container. If • Package it well. The right nership of The University of abbey in 1983. This fl ower show and the Edinburgh Military Tat- ing a homey, natural look. older plants get dusty, cover the container is vital to keeping a Georgia, The U.S. Department too which happen each August became linchpins to our itinerary. House plants purify indoor air pot and substrate with a plas- plant healthy. It’s very import- of Agriculture and Bartow Our other stops were scheduled around these two destinations. and provide mood-enhancing tic bag and rinse the foliage off ant that the plant’s pot has a County. For more information At the end of the day we discovered the Shrewsbury Flower qualities to offset harsh winter with warm water in the show- drainage hole. Many decorative and free farm, lawn or garden Show could not be compared to the Royal Horticultural Society weather. er.” containers don’t have drainage publications, call 770- 387- Chelsea Flower Show. The main difference is Chelsea is a nation- UGA Extension has a pletho- holes, so be sure to check. Not 5142 or visit our local website al show whereas Shrewsbury is a regional show that resembles a ra of information to make sure Below are some other helpful allowing water to drain from at ugaextension.org/bartow. county fair with its variety of offerings at The Quarry park located in an ox-bow of the Severn River. Some of the local small-town fl avor included a fi reworks dis- play at the end of each show day. Bands and choirs performed their musical selections throughout the day at a bandstand in the middle of the park. A horse showjumping competition on a course near the river offered respite from the sensory overload of the hor- ticultural displays inside two huge white-tent pavilions. EVHS PETS OF THE WEEK Outside the upper pavilion six show gardens offered designs by local companies and universities. Another series of designs created and installed by elementary and secondary school stu- dents demonstrated what they learned in school over the previous months. Show garden designs in the U.K. are judged against estab- lished standards and a designer’s concept brief. Awards of Gold, Silver-Gilt, Silver, or Bronze are awarded based on how closely a garden follows the brief during installation. A garden designer is forced to plan their garden plant selection for the summer season. A great design on paper that can’t be installed because a plant cen- tral to the design is unavailable due to a seasonal miscalculation will be judged accordingly. A standard is a standard and judges evaluate how well standards are followed, not what they like. Peo- ple’s Choice votes determined which garden design was liked the best by fair attendees. But we liked something about each design we saw. Inside the upper pavilion scores of vendors presented their plant specialties. We looked but didn’t buy anything although the temptation was there. Down by the riverside sweat equity was on display in the lower pavilion. Three huge tents were fi lled with the best and the biggest (fi ll-in-the-blank with a name) plant in 18 categories. One section displayed vegetables and fl owers without blemish. Perfect dahlias and begonias lined another set of tables. Flower arrangements occupied a near-endless succession of tables. A team of judges awarded each entry a blue, white, or red ribbon. Miss Em found a booth manned by the Cottage Garden Society. We walked away with a durable Cottage Garden Society bag fi lled with books and pamphlets. We also found another booth repre- senting the National Vegetable Society; we added their bag fi lled with information to our collection of stuff. We meandered through the beekeeping section of the tent. Fasci- nating to me was an observation bee hive featuring ‘Abeegail Sting- bottom and The Girls on Tour;’ this tongue-in-cheek name remind- ed me that a queen bee and all her workers are female. Some local Shropshire beekeepers sold jars of their honey, baked goods, and candy made with honey while other beekeepers answered questions about beekeeping. Obviously their purpose was the promotion of beekeeping and the education of the public about the importance of the honey bee (Apis mellifera) to food production. We sauntered through the outside vendor displays noting what garden items fi lled their booths. I bought a set of herb marking stakes made of repurposed wood. We admired some plants of- fered at a few garden center booths but didn’t beat ourselves up with the temptation to buy a plant that we couldn’t bring home. We left after six hours satisfi ed that we saw everything. A good day!

— Jim Humphreys is a Bartow Master Gardener. He has been gardening in Euharlee since the 20th Century. Information about ETOWAH VALLEY HUMANE SOCIETY/SPECIAL gardening can be found on the University of Georgia Cooper- Meet these cutie pies, Luke, left, and his brother Beaux. These two sweethearts are around 2 years old and weigh right around ative Extension website, http://www.caes.uga.edu/publications/. 10 pounds. As expected, these guys are very bonded and they play and live harmoniously together, and they love to cuddle up in the same bed or lap. Beaux and Luke fall in love with humans quickly, and they love to jump up in your lap for love and affection Or contact the Bartow County Extension Offi ce, 320 W. Cherokee and treats. Brothers Beaux and Luke have great manners, as well as some basic commands, and they love to go for a ride. These Ave., Cartersville, 770-387-5142. The Extension Master Garden- two kind pups belong together and they would need medium daily exercise and a family that would love to have double the love er Program is a volunteer training program for home gardeners and double the adorable moments. To adopt Luke, Beaux, or any of their friends, or to volunteer at EVHS, visit www.EtowahVal- offered through county offi ces of the University of Georgia Coop- leyHumane.org. erative Extension. Boss shrugs off concerns about raunchy talk at work

DEAR ABBY: My husband have to ask if they have protection? an exclusive relationship and you husband over this issue. He’s the DEAR ABBY: Is there a place works with a group of men who I’m way past getting pregnant, both have been tested, preferably older brother and feels guilty about where I can donate puzzles? I al- often become vulgar in their con- but I don’t want any surprises ei- together. asking her to stay at a hotel. My sis- ways make sure all the pieces versations. My husband was raised ther. I do plan on getting to know ter-in-law doesn’t help the situation. are there. I put them in a zip bag to have respect and dignity, so he is the man before I get to the romantic DEAR ABBY: My widowed She sabotages holidays and events inside a taped box so anyone who uncomfortable with it. part, but would like to know how to mother-in-law, “Minnie,” works to ensure Minnie won’t feel com- gets them would be getting some- The men discuss their wives and By address my concerns. — READY full time as a trucker, traveling fortable staying there. I don’t know thing that’s as good as new. I have a girlfriends in explicit detail. Some Abigail Van Buren TO MOVE FORWARD around the U.S. She doesn’t have how I will manage to get through whole closet full, and I need to fi nd of them have daughters. It is just uncomfortable. He should have a home of her own since she lives the holidays this year. Help! — a place to donate them. They are insane! Would they want someone spoken up when it fi rst happened. DEAR READY: You are a wise on the road. My husband and I live DREADING IT IN THE EAST too nice to throw away. — WANT- talking about their daughters like And he should still make his feel- lady. According to the Centers for in a small one-bedroom apartment. ING TO SHARE IN WASHING- that?! ings known and bow out of these Disease Control, STDs like her- When she’s here for holidays or DEAR DREADING: Blowout TON My husband tries to ignore it or interactions. If HR in that company pes, gonorrhea, hepatitis B and family functions, she always sleeps fi ghts with your husband are detri- change the subject. Although he is strong enough to institute some trichomoniasis are spreading like on our couch. mental to your marriage. Because DEAR WANTING: I am sure gets stressed about it, he can’t go to rules that will be respected, he wildfi re. In 2017, nearly 2.3 million At fi rst I didn’t mind once or he appears to be unable to summon that if you call around you will dis- the boss because his boss chimes should alert someone there to the cases of chlamydia, gonorrhea and twice for holidays, but since my the backbone to have an honest cover that senior centers, hospitals, in. The boss once said, “Oh, it’s uncomfortable work environment syphilis were reported in the Unit- niece was born, Minnie wants to conversation with his mother, I nursing homes, libraries, churches, just men talking.” My husband in his department. ed States. You should also be aware be home more to visit with her. guess it’s up to you. schools and rehabilitation facilities fi nds the whole thing disrespectful. that 1 in 6 new cases of HIV diag- My husband’s brother has a large Explain to Minnie that the cur- could put those puzzles to good He could go to Human Resources, DEAR ABBY: I’m a widow of nosed were among people over the home and plenty of space, but rent arrangement isn’t working. use. It’s worth a try. but he’s not sure he should. What two years who is taking my fi rst age of 50. Minnie never stays there because Tell her twice-a-year visits for hol- should he do? — UNCOMFORT- steps getting back out there into the This is why, before getting to she doesn’t like my sister-in-law. idays and family functions were Dear Abby is written by Abigail ABLE IN WYOMING dating world. The dating sites scare the “romantic part,” it is impera- Minnie is also irresponsible about manageable, but in the future, Van Buren, also known as Jeanne me for lots of reasons. My biggest tive you have a frank, honest, open letting us know when she’s coming if she’s unwilling to stay in her Phillips, and was founded by her DEAR UNCOMFORTABLE: concern is the sexual part of dating. discussion about sexually transmit- and how long she will be staying. younger son’s home, she should ar- mother, Pauline Phillips. Contact Your husband should not have How do you know if the person is ted diseases and to refrain from One night can turn into a week. range to stay at a hotel or motel for Dear Abby at www.DearAbby. to be subjected to conversations healthy? Do you ask if they have having unprotected sexual contact I have had many conversations those “extra” visits. com or P.O. Box 69440, Los Ange- in the workplace that make him been tested lately, or ever? Should I unless you and your partner are in and some blowout fi ghts with my les, CA 90069. 4C Sunday, December 8, 2019 • www.daily-tribune.com T.V. Listings The Daily Tribune News

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BRAVO ∂Housewives/NJ Housewives/NJ Housewives/NJ Housewives/NJ Housewives/NJ Housewives/NJ Housewives/NJ Housewives/NJ Housewives/NJ Real House. Watch Housewives/NJ Blind BET ∏Martin ’ Martin ’ Martin ’ ›› “Shaft” (2000, Action) Samuel L. Jackson. (:03) › “’Til Death Do Us Part” (2017) Taye Diggs. (:33) ›› “Meet the Browns” (2008) Tyler Perry. Å T. Perry’s The Oval Tyler Perry’s Sistas Copwatch America SYFY ∫(:05) ›› “Ghost Rider” (2007) Nicolas Cage. Å (:33) ››› “Elysium” (2013) Matt Damon. Å ›› “Pitch Black” (2000) Radha Mitchell. Å ›› “The Chronicles of Riddick” (2004) Vin Diesel. ›› “G.I. Joe: Retaliation” (2013, Action) FS1 ªThe Herd with Colin Cowherd (N) (Live) Å Speak for Yourself Lock It In (N) (Live) Fair NFL NFL WWE Backstage Women’s College Basketball Herd Holidays Undisputed PARMT æKing King King King King King The King of Queens King Two Men Two Men Two Men Two Men Two Men Two Men Two Men ›› “Jumanji” (1995) Robin Williams. 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Issue 49, 2019 Founded by Betty Debnam

Mini Fact: The appeal of trains Macy’s To many people, real trains seem department romantic and adventurous. In the mid- All store in New 1800s, there were no cars or planes. But York City trains were exciting because they could displays a travel much faster than a horse. They made Aboard! model train it possible for people to travel much farther each year in a shorter time than before. during the holidays.

photo by David Ellis Have you ever watched a model train as it a wooden box with wheels. The tracks were makes its way around a track? For more than made from strips of tin. 100 years, model trains have been an exciting Cowen part of the holidays. powered German manufacturers were the first to the train A Shanghai maglev train leaves the make toy trains. They made trains that kids with a fan Pudong International Airport in China. could pull or push. Later they made wind-up motor and toy trains. Most were made of iron. People a battery. began putting these toy trains into their Shoppers Faster than ever Christmas displays. did more Today, high-speed trains like the What is a model train? than just Cowen’s Electric Express looked Amtrak Acela in the northeast United look at the similar to this. States can run up to 150 miles per hour. In Model trains are close copies of the real other countries, such as China, high-speed thing. Some model trains are even exact train in the store window. They wanted to buy one for themselves. trains can go more than 200 miles per copies, right down to the nuts and bolts. A hour. Model train companies have made scale model Cowen formed the Lionel company to is an exact, but smaller, copy of models of these high-speed trains. the original object. manufacture these moving toy trains. Other For example, the most popular size model companies, such as American Flyer, also began A way to learn train is exactly 1/87th the size of a real train. making electric toy trains. Experts say kids who play with model This means everything on the real train, right On the right track trains can learn about electrical wiring, down to the seats and the wheels, is 87 times In 1910, Lionel made electric locomotives since they have to follow the instructions bigger than on the scale model train. based on the design of a real locomotive for wiring the tracks. Rolling along engine. A locomotive is the first car on the In 1900, an inventor, Joshua Lionel train. It pulls the rest of the train. Cowen, passed by a toy shop in New York In 1939, companies displayed scale model Resources City where a toy train was on display. But train sets at the New York World’s Fair. After that, model trains became the best-selling toy the toys all just sat there. None of them were On the Web: moving. in America. • bit.ly/MPLionel Cowen told the store owner that he could Trains at Christmas make a toy train that would run nonstop all Model train sets can be expensive. In the At the library: day. He promised this would bring people to first half of the 1900s, they were usually given • “Model Trains: Creating Tabletop the owner’s store. as special Christmas gifts. After the holiday, Railroads” by David Jefferis Cowen went home and invented a moving many parents put the trains away, bringing • “Cars, Trains, Ships and Planes” by Clive freight car. His “Electric Express” looked like them out again each Christmas. Gifford The Mini Page® © 2019 Andrews McMeel Syndication

Try ’n’ Find Mini Jokes Words that remind us of model trains are hidden in this puzzle. Some words are hidden backward, and some Trevor: Can you think letters are used twice. See if you can find: of a train that has no wheels, no engine and no caboose? ACELA, CHINA, LNTOYYVELGAMFMY Thomas: A train of thought! DISPLAY, ELECTRICAL, ERRNKAN I HCSTORE FAIR, GERMAN, DAAALOCOMOT I VE T HOLIDAY, INVENTOR, OEIMWINDOWIRING Eco Note LEARN, LIONEL, MLNRXA I NVENTORP LOCOMOTIVE, MAGLEV, UKMEMACELAXRXHK MODEL, SCALE, STORE, ZRCGTBQYALPS I DV Trains are more energy- TOY, TRACK, TRAIN, HOL IDAYSCLENOI L efficient per passenger OSCALEKCARTFXZM mile than planes or cars, making WINDOW, WIRING. them one of the most eco-friendly LAC I RTCELEKFA I R transportation options. Carbon emissions from trains are less damaging to the environment than those of Mini Spy Classics airplanes because train emissions are not released directly into the upper Mini Spy and Basset Brown are playing with their remote-control atmosphere. cars. See if you can find the hidden pictures. Then color the picture. For later: Look in newspaper ads for model trains. Ask your parents or grandparents if they had a model train during the holidays when they were children. 2019 Andrews McMeel Syndication Teachers: For standards-based activities to accompany this feature, visit: bit.ly/MPstandards. And follow The Mini Page® © The Mini Page on Facebook! Hey Mini Spy Fans! Order your Mini Spy Booklets (Volumes 1, 2 and 3) with 48 Booklets (Volumes Mini Spy your Order Fans! Mini Spy Hey to or call 844-426-1256 MiniPageBooks.com, puzzles! Visit favorite of your $4 plus $1 shipping. Just order. Mini Spy Classics appear in the first issue of each month. issue appear in the first Classics Mini Spy Based on materials originally produced and/or created by Betty Debnam. • man in the moon • word MINI • letter V • letter I • hourglass • sailboat • strawberry • pencil • carrot • question mark • snake • arrow • number 8 • exclamation • peanut • ruler • comb • fish • kite mark The Daily Tribune News Entertainment www.daily-tribune.com • Sunday, December 8, 2019 7C

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SUNDAY December 8, 2019 today, which is why this is a good day attract money to you today. Howev- to ask for help or support from some- er, many of you will want to shop for ARIES (March 21 to April 19) one if you need it. Perhaps someone something beautiful and special. This is a good day for business and will ask for your help. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan. 19) fi nance. Not only will you attract fa- VIRGO (Aug. 23 to Sept. 22) You will be caring and compassionate vorable situations to you, you also will Romance is in the air today. (Some- when you deal with others today be- see things with common sense, which thing different for Monday?) You also cause it feels good. However, you also isn’t so common. will enjoy the arts and playful activ- might spend time in fantasy and day- Barney Google and Snuffy Smith® by John Rose TAURUS (April 20 to May 20) ities with children. It’s a great day to dreams rather than working in your This is a lovely day for you! The Moon socialize! everyday world. is in your sign dancing with other LIBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) AQUARIUS (Jan. 20 to Feb. 18) planets, which puts you in a position to You might buy something beautiful Time spent alone will be a special lux- be successful today. for your home or have a new decorat- ury for you today. Grab something to GEMINI (May 21 to June 20) ing idea that pleases you. Stock the eat or drink and hide somewhere. Solitude in beautiful surroundings will fridge in case you spontaneously en- PISCES (Feb. 19 to March 20) please you today. However, you can tertain today or this evening. You’ll fi nd it rewarding to work for a benefi t from the wealth or resources of SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) charitable group today because you someone else. Keep your pockets open! You feel warmhearted to others today, want to help those who are less fortu- CANCER (June 21 to July 22) which is why you are happy and others nate. (Not only will this benefi t others, This is a lovely day to schmooze with are happy to be in your company. Don’t it will benefi t you as well.) others. People are happy to see you, worry if you spend time daydreaming YOU BORN TODAY You are full of and you are happy to see them! or being lost in a fantasy world. enthusiasm, energy, self-confi dence LEO (July 23 to Aug. 22) SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to Dec. 21) and vigor. You are hard-working and Relations with co-workers are pleasant Keep your eyes open, because you can always up for a challenge. THE Daily Commuter Puzzle by Jacqueline E. Mathews Pajama Diaries by Terri Libenson ACROSS 1 Infant’s bed 5 “Get lost!” 9 Clumsy oaf 13 Type of eclipse 15 Lion’s den 16 __ in on; advance toward a target 17 __ drop of a hat; instantly 18 Kid’s spending money 20 Letter for Socrates Written By Brian & Greg Walker 21 “__! Goes the HI AND LOIS Drawn By Chance Browne Weasel” 23 “Away in a __, no crib for His bed…” 24 __ and groans; complains 26 Colossal 27 Minor facts & details 29 JFK’s dad 32 “Easy __”; Fonda/Hopper/ Nicholson film 33 Not tactful Created by Jacqueline E. Mathews 12/9/19 35 __ after; chase 37 As sturdy __ oak DOWN Saturday’s Puzzle Solved 38 Wedding party 1 __ of thunder; PHOEBE AND HER UNICORN member storm sound 39 Capitol roof 2 Furrows 40 Kitten or canary 3 Frighten; daunt 41 Air freshener 4 Scrooge’s brand comment 42 Divans 5 Strikes with an 43 Brought up, as open hand kids 6 Coolidge, to 45 Pour oil on, as friends during a rite 7 Be in poor health 46 Prefix for fit or 8 Brass place instrument 47 Cricket or soccer 9 Transform 48 Stone wall 10 Word before builders Island or division 51 Suffix for musket 11 __ more; a or puppet second time Adam@Home by Brian Bassett 52 Needless hubbub 12 Forest animal 55 Too faint to be ©2019 Tribune Content Agency, LLC 12/9/19 14 Mend All Rights Reserved. heard 19 Midriff 58 Declined 22 __ roll; winning & 31 Mortal 45 Primate 60 Kellogg’s __ winning 33 Pitt or Garrett 47 Tries to find Flakes 25 Kitchen 34 Tupperware top 48 Household pests 61 Breakfast __; appliance 36 Home of twigs 49 As dumb as __ eating area 27 Mouse catcher 38 Welcome boon 50 New Delhi dress 62 Coleslaw, for one 28 Early __; one up 39 Entrance 53 Deceased 63 Go out of at dawn 41 Use a pepper 54 Bookie’s concern 64 Practical jokes 29 “Hey __”; Beatles mill 56 Deadly squeezer 65 Skelton & song 42 Night noises 57 Piece of wood Buttons 30 Cost-effective 44 Quantity 59 Forbid entry to 8C Sunday, December 8, 2019 • www.daily-tribune.com Around Town The Daily Tribune News

love of Cartersville, Emily Sutter cluding welding and mechanics. of Cartersville, Camey Kirkland The GFA will award fi ve scholar- Announcing the engagement of Amanda School News of Cartersville, Christopher Beck ships of $1,500 each. of Taylorsville, Mary Jones of Car- - Rising College Junior/Senior Austin Barbee to David Derek Lanier From Page 2C tersville, Emily Weeks of Emerson, Scholarship for Agriculture for col- Bree’Ah Whitehead of Carters- Harry Winnenberg of Euharlee, lege students majoring in agricul- ville has been awarded the Georgia Ashlyn Strickland of Euharlee and ture and environmental sciences, Power Recruiting and Retention Christopher McCracken of White. family and consumer sciences or Scholarship for the 2019-20 aca- an ag-related fi eld who have at least demic year at Valdosta State Uni- The following Bartow County two semesters of college remaining versity. students were named to the sum- to receive an undergraduate degree mer 2019 president’s list at Ken- from a unit of The University Sys- The following Bartow County nesaw State University: tem of Georgia, Berry College, Em- students have been named to the Tessa Colgan of Euharlee manuel College or any accredited summer 2019 semester president’s Christin Koutavas of Carters- college/university in Georgia with list at Georgia State University: ville an ag program. The GFA will award Kara Chambers of White, Naki Carlton Rebeiz of Cartersville 10 scholarships of $2,000 each. Cole of Cartersville, Maddison Collin Sapp of Cartersville - UGA College of Veterinary Connell of Euharlee, Austin Eskew Emily Powell of White Medicine Scholarship for students of Cartersville, Annelise Gilmer Ernesto Guzman of White currently enrolled in the UGA vet- of Cartersville, Emily Greene of Altaf Rattani of Cartersville erinary medicine program special- White, Jonathan Jeffers of Kings- Tally Kretzer of Cartersville izing in large animal/food animal ton, Abigail Jordan of Cartersville, Charissa Loudermilk of Euhar- practice. The GFA will award three Courtney Keeler of Cartersville, lee scholarships of $2,000 each. Kemper Schlaak of Cartersville Morgan Mixon of Cartersville All applications must be submit- and Jade Sugihara of Kingston. Cameron Neal of Cartersville ted online by March 1, 2020, and Joseph Galbreath of Cartersville scholarship recipients will be an- The following Bartow Coun- Marina Conaway of Cartersville nounced in spring 2020. The engagement of Amanda Austin Barbee, daughter of Mrs. and the late Mr. William Barbee, to ty students earned degrees from Amanda Holley of Cartersville Visit www.gfb.ag/scholarships Mr. David Derek Lanier, son of Mrs. Sharon Gibson, wife of Mr. George Gibson III, and the late Georgia State University during Matthew Mccadden of Carters- for a list of eligible majors/schools, George Richard Lanier of Fort Worth, Texas, is announced by the bride’s mother. The bride and the summer 2019 semester: Anna ville application instructions and to ap- groom-elect met three years ago in Seattle, Washington, where they each currently reside. A June Norman of Cartersville, Master of Tracy Mages of Cartersville ply. wedding is planned at the bride’s home parish, St. Mary’s Catholic Church of Rome, Georgia. Arts degree; Christopher Harper Shawn Bunyard of Euharlee of Rydal, associate’s degree; James Brianna Ellis of Adairsville Persinger of Kingston, bachelor’s Heather Mashburn of Carters- degree; Lucas Johnson of Carters- ville Cartersville’s Preferred Plumber ville, bachelor’s degree; and Mori- Afi Reeves-Miller of Carters- ah Hibbard of Cartersville, bache- ville lor’s degree. Sarah Scanlon of Cartersville Holly Hawkins of Cartersville Two Bartow County residents Adaline Smith of Cartersville were selected for Jacksonville Isabella Crider of Rydal State University’s prestigious band Andrea Flagg of Cartersville. program, the Marching Southern- ers, for fall 2019: Bryson Caudle of Drew McEntyre of Adairsville Adairsville, percussion; and Reilly was named to the spring 2019 se- Thompson of Cartersville, fl ute. mester dean’s list at The Citadel in Charleston, South Carolina. Michael Tidwell of Cartersville was named to the summer 2019 Elizabeth Barksdale of Carters- dean’s list at Valdosta State Uni- ville graduated from Troy Univer- versity. sity during Term 1 of the 2019- 20 academic year. She attended The following Bartow County TROY Online and graduated with students graduated summer 2019 a Master of Science in human re- from Berry College in Rome: source management. Rikin Desai of Cartersville, John Hughes of Cartersville, Ellen Por- The Georgia Foundation for ter of Emerson and Meredith Pow- Agriculture, formerly the Georgia ell of Cartersville. Farm Bureau Foundation for Ag- riculture, is offering $65,000 in The following Bartow County scholarships to Georgia students students graduated summer 2019 pursuing a degree in agriculture, from Valdosta State University: veterinary medicine, family and Serving Bartow County Nicole Burgess of Adairsville, consumer sciences or a related Master of Education in curriculum fi eld. The following scholarships and instruction in accomplished will be awarded: teaching; and Kennedy Robinson - Scholarship for Agriculture of Cartersville, Master of Educa- for high school students who plan and Surrounding Areas tion in educational leadership. to enter a college that is part of the University System of Georgia, Senior ROTC cadet Holden Berry College, Emmanuel College Gossett of Adairsville was hon- or any accredited college/universi- ored for academic excellence and ty in Georgia with an ag program Licensed and Insured leadership during the 2019 Distin- during the 2020-21 academic year guished Military Students Review to pursue an undergraduate degree conducted by the University of in agricultural and environmental All Work North Georgia’s Boar’s Head Bri- sciences, family and consumer sci- gade in September. ences or a related agricultural fi eld. Backed By Plumbing Repairs, The GFA will award seven schol- The following Bartow County arships of $3,000 each and seven Exclusive students were named to the sum- scholarships of $1,500 each. mer 2019 dean’s list at Kennesaw - Technical College Scholarship Warranty. Water Heaters State University: Jessica Brown of for Agriculture for high school stu- See invoice Adairsville, Melissa Seiden of Car- dents who plan to enroll in a Geor- for detail. tersville, Amber Turner of Euhar- gia accredited technical college and Fixture Plumbing lee, Joe Eberly of Rydal, William and major in an area of agriculture Simms of Euharlee, Kanon Breed- or an ag-related fi eld of study, in-

Bhika named McGill Fellow WE LOVE MOMS

STAFF REPORT Yash Bhika of Cartersville has been named a 2019 McGill $ FREE Fellow by the Grady College of Journalism and Mass Communi- cation at the University of Geor- 40 OFF Service Call gia for the 2019 McGill Sympo- sium and Lecture. As a fellow, Bhika was able to For All Moms participate in the McGill Sym- With Repair posium, which brought togeth- With coupon. Cannot be combined er students, faculty and leading With coupon. Cannot be combined journalists to consider what jour- with any other offer. Expires 12-31-19. with any other offer. Expires 12-31-19. nalistic courage means and how Bhika it is exemplifi ed by reporters and editors; attend and be intro- sel for the New York Times; and Be strong and courageous. Do not be afraid or terri¿ ed duced at the 41st McGill Lecture, help select the 10th recipient of “Fake, Fake News: The Press, the McGill Medal, awarded an- because of them, for the Lord your God goes with you; The President and the Future of nually to a U.S. journalist whose the First Amendment,” delivered career has exemplifi ed journalis- He will never leave nor forsake you. (Deuteronomy 31:6 NLT) by David McCraw, general coun- tic courage.

Downer graduates from Motor Carrier Offi cer School Financing Available

STAFF REPORT The Motor Carrier Compliance Di- vision graduated its fourth Motor Car- Call Us Today! rier Offi cer School in October at the Georgia Public Safety Training Center in Forsyth. After 25 weeks of intense training, seven new MCCD offi cers have reported to inspection stations across the state, including Matthew Downer of Bartow County, who was assigned to Region 1, Station 2. Down- er, who served as pennant bearer for his Downer class, also was recognized for his lead- ership during the graduation ceremony.