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BY JOHN WILLIS 

The Calhoun Times 

CALHOUN — As the jet pulled 

up to the terminal, it was flanked 

by members of the Patriot Guard 

Riders bearing American flags. A 

Marine Corps honor guard walked 

silently to the plane and took Lance 

Cpl. Charles “Seth” Sharp’s flagdraped 

coffinfrom the jet to awaiting 

hearse. The silence was broken 

only by the sound of crying. 

Sharp, of Adairsville, was killed 

last week as the Marines began 

Operation Strike ofthe Sword, a 

push to take the Helmand Valley 

back from the Taliban. He was 

serving in Company Eofthe 2nd 

Battalion, 8th Marines. He was 

born in Dalton. 

Sharp joined the Marines at 17 

and had previously served in Iraq. 

BY MARK MILLICAN 

markmillican@daltoncitizen.com 

SPRING PLACE — In the 1940s, the Dalton 

Chamber of Commerce hired a consultant to 

study the Chief Vann House — at that time in disrepair 

and being used as abarn — to see what, if 

anything, could be done with it, TimHoward said 

as he prepared to lead atour through the historic 

site on Thursday. 

“He told them to takeitdownand rebuild it on 

South (Highway) 41 to help sell bedspreads,” 

said Howard, the Murray County historian. 

One of the best preserved properties of the 

BY CHARLES OLIVER 

charlesoliver@daltoncitizen.com 

Maybe you’ve been laid off. Maybe you are 

just tired of working for someone else. 

Regardless of your reason, you want to start your 

own business. But how? Do you have abusiness 

plan? Do you know how to get financing? Do 

you know whether your planned business will 

require any state or local licensing? 

■ Body arrives at 

Calhoun airport; 

funeral set for Saturday 

in Adairsville 

He was 20when he was killed in 

Afghanistan, where he arrived only 

six weeks ago, his uncle Shane 

Rogers said. 

Sharp attended Adairsville High 

School where he played football, 

but left school early to join the 

Marines, his uncle said. 

“Seth is in abetter place now,” 

said State Rep. Barry Loudermilk, 

R-Cartersville. “Weare all the beneficiaries 

of his service.” 

Loudermilk spoke briefly with 

members of Sharp’s family as they 

walked out to the tarmac as the jet 

began its descent. 

Cherokee Nation, the Vann House lost afull-time 

interpretive historian and four part-time employees 

during recent state budget 

cuts, said site manager 

Jeff Stancil. 

“We’ve got two young 

people here courtesy of federal 

stimulus funds, but 

Adairsville City Manager Larry 

Pratt said word of Sharp’s death 

spread quickly through the small 

town. 

“First it was word of mouth, 

then people started e-mailing and 

texting,” Pratt said. “This is the 

kind of event that binds people 

together. Everyone in town feels 

for Seth’s family.” 

Pratt and members of the 

Adairsville Police Department and 

the Bartow County Sheriff’sOffice 

were at the Calhoun airport to 

honor Sharp’sarrivaland accompany 

the procession back down U.S. 

41 to Adairsville to NorthPoint 

Church, where the family will 

receive friends from 5-9 p.m. 

today. 

His funeral will be at 2 p.m. 

Saturday at NorthPoint Church, 

followed by burial at Eastview 

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Tour guide Bethanne Berry, left, talks to agroup about the Vann House Thursday. The 

historic Cherokee home is only open for tours three days aweek, Thursday through 

Saturday. 

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those run out on July 31, and two other parttimers 

who are going back to school this fall,” 

Stancil said. “When school starts back and we 

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U.S.M.C. Lance Cpl. Charles 

“Seth” Sharp and his fiancée, 

Katie McMahan of Dalton. 

Cemetery. 

Sharp is survived byhis mother 

Angie Sharp and his father and 

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Georgia driver’s licenses and ID cards 

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new features designed to combat document 

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New cards will feature ghost photos, a 

laser-engraved signature over the primary 

photo to minimize alterations and atamper 

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New card production will begin at 

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September.All state customer service center 

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November. 

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IDs will remain valid until the expiration 

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Gov. Sonny Perdue says the change will 

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The new documents are designed to be 

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The license will remain roughly the 

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and customers will continue to choose 

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“Palin has done nothing 

to deserve the acrimonious 

venom that has been flung at 

her non-stop since she first 

appeared onstage with 

McCain. The professional, 

emotional and financial toll 

on her has been incredible.” 

“Sarah (Balin’) Palin. 

This year’s winner of the I 

Quitarod. Typical 

Republican.” 

“People need to realize 

that our county commissioners 

are good folks. They are 

not the reason why our property 

taxes are high. The problem 

is the school board. They 

are the ones who always 

need more money.” 

“The ones they need to be 

standing up and saying a 

prayer for are the veterans 

who have been killed and the 

ones who are serving now, 

not all these celebrities they 

are making afuss over.” 

“Something is wrong 

when Michael Jackson’s 

memorial gets more time 

than the passing of apresident 

like Ronald Reagan.” 

“Bravo to Congressman 

Peter King who hit the nail 

on the head with his comments 

about Michael 

Jackson.” 

“Thank you to Whitfield 

County Deputy Williams for 

helping to get our home 

repaired. He was amediator 

between us and the vandal 

who damaged our door. 

Thanks.” 

“The people who don’t 

think global warming is true 

should try and tell the polar 

bears that.” 

“I wish people would act 

about Jesus like they did 

about Michael Jackson.” 

“Please, let’s have anallday 

memorial for our men 

and women who fell in battle 

so asex pervert can have the 

freedom to have his day.” 

“Why don’t Republicans 

complain about Bush using 

Air Force One to go to 

Martha’s Garden to play golf 

or his once amonth trip back 

to Texas. Republicans are 

hypocrites.” 

Editor: 

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“Commissioner Ridley, 

are you not aware of the status 

of the water and sewer 

facility in Murray County? It 

is ajoke, crippling us in any 

future economic development.” 

“Obama may be the president 

in 2014 buthewon’tbe 

in the White House. China 

will have foreclosed on it by 

then.” 

“President Obama is now 

talking about asecond stimulus 

package. He has to be the 

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most insane president we’ve 

had.” 

“After Iread yesterday’s 

forum Inever thought Iwas 

going to quit laughing. The 

one who called inand called 

us cowards must be aman. It 

sounds like something aman 

would say. And he didn’t 

even leave his name either!” 

Editor: It was aman. 

“I love Len Robbins’ column. 

Even though Ihave to 

hunt it up in the paper, it’s 

always worth it.” 

“Does anyone know 

where you can buyfresh garlic 

locally?” 

Editor: And whereisthe 

best place in town to buy 

watermelon? 

“People do not respect 

emergencyvehicles or funerals 

anymore. Georgia does 

have a‘move over’ lawand if 

you get caughtyou will go to 

jail.” 

“If all us Republicans 

could find acountry like the 

U.S. used to be, we’d leave 

in asecond.” 

“In regards to the 

Hamilton Medical Center 

emergency room: People, 

please quit stealing the 

remote controls. The nurses 

are far too busy taking care 

of patients to stop and look 

for the remote control.” 

“Being agreat entertainer 

is not just about singing. The 

greatest entertainer of our 

day is Hank Williams Jr. Not 

only does he sing but he 

writes his ownsongs and can 

play any instrument known 

to man.” 

Editor: You, sir, have 

never paid $40 for aticket 

to see Junior and then got 

the drunk and idiotic version. 

“I just read The Daily 

Citizen editorial ‘The 

Czaring of America’ and it 

scared me. But what can we, 

as American citizens, do 

about it?” 

“Why, with the economy 

the way itis, would we send 

another man up to the 

moon? That just boggles my 

mind. What’s up there we 

don’t already know about?” 

“I will have to say the 

memorial to Michael 

Jackson was very touching. 

It was done in a dignified 

way and Iamsure he would 

have approved. It was something 

Iwon’t forget.” 

“Don’tblame the children 

for running around in the 

grocery store. Blame the parents.” 

“Washington is attempting 

to put together ahealth 

care plan that 72 percent of 

the people polled said they 

don’twant butCongress says 

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stepmother Rick and Tiffany 

Sharp, Rogers said. Sharp’s 

fiancée was Katie McMahon 

of Dalton. 

He is the third local serviceman 

killed in action while 

serving in Afghanistan in 

recent weeks. 

1st. Sgt. John Blair, 38, 

Calhoun, died in Mado Zayi, 

Afghanistan, on June 20 

when a rocket-propelled 

grenade struck his vehicle. 


owners. 

“Score was started in 

1964. It’s apartner with the 

(federal) Small Business 

Administration,” said Dalton 

chapter chairman Mac Crow. 

“We try to help people who 

want to start a business or 

who want to grow a business.” 

Score counselors walk 

prospective entrepreneurs 

through everything from 

licensing to business plans to 

financial controls to inventory 

management to marketing. 

“We help them think it 

through and help them make 

the best decision they can. 

We don’t make the decision 

for them, but wetry to walk 

them through everything 

they will face,” Crow said. 

He was an Army National 

Guardsman assigned to the 

1st Battalion, 121st Infantry 

Regiment out of 

Lawrenceville. Graveside 

services took place 

Wednesday afternoon in 

Canton. 

In early June, Jeffrey 

William Jordan, 21, Cave 

Spring, who served with the 

Calhoun-based 108th 

Cavalry, was one of three 

soldiers from the Georgia 

National Guard unit killed in 

“Most of the net new jobs 

in America are created by 

small business,” said Dalton 

Mayor David Pennington, a 

member of Score. “Large 

businesses can hire consultants 

and add staff. Small 

businesses don’t have access 

to that sort of expertise. 

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WHAT’S NEXT 

Score will hold ameeting on 

July 22 at 9:15 a.m. at the 

Dalton-Whitfield Chamber of 

Commerce. People interested 

in volunteering as counselors 

as well as those interested 

in finding out more 

about the services Score 

offers are encouraged to 

attend. Youmay also contact 

the chamber at (706) 278- 

7373 or contact Mac Crow at 

(706) 278-0363. 

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never, never give up.” 

– Winston Churchill 

Afghanistan. 

And as Seth Sharp 

returned home, members of 

the 108th Cavalry were processing 

the news of another 

death. Spc. Issac L. Johnson 

Jr., 24, of Columbus, was 

killed Monday in Konduz, 

Afghanistan, the Department 

of Defense announced. 

Johnson was assigned to 

Rome-based Alpha Troop of 

the 108th Cavalry. 

StaffWriter Kaitlin Beard 

contributed to this report. 

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they started afire trying to 

light a handmade cigarette 

with aspark from an electrical 

socket. 

Both inmates were treated 

for minor burns after their 

cellmates quickly doused the 

fire with water, Sheriff’s 

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He said the jail banned 

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Crow says the organization 

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people, accountants and others 

to help mentor entrepreneurs. 

While many Score volunteers 

are still active in business. 

Score was founded as 

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retired business people. 

“It keeps you active in the 

community,” he said. “It 

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get acrowd of 25 kids in 

here, Idon’t know what I’ll 

do.” 

He said the smaller staff 

and volunteers have been 

hosting around one dozen 

tours each day since the site 

cut back to three days of 

operation, Thursday through 

Saturday, from 9a.m. to 5 

p.m. 

Howard said the “great 

concern and disappointment” 

about the cuts has 

reached the ears of the 

descendants of the Cherokee. 

On June 22, Cherokee 

Nation Principal Chief Chad 

Smith and Jack Baker, a 

council member of the 

Cherokee Nation and president 

of the Trail of Tears 

Association, met with Gov. 

Sonny Perdue, regional legislators 

and Becky Kelly, 

director of the Department of 

Natural Resource’s Parks, 

Recreation and Historic Sites 

Division. 

“Kelly indicated that the 

two sites (the other being the 

New Echota Historic Site in 

Gordon County) had their 

budgets cut by $80,000 

together,” Baker said by 

phone from Oklahoma of the 

meeting. “The Cherokee 

Nation will submit aproposal 

to the state of Georgia — 

in partnership with the 

Eastern Band — to make up 

the shortfall to get the sites 

back to where they were. 

That proposal has not been 

submitted to the governor 

yet.” 

Baker said Smith is currently 

on a23-day, 900-mile 

bicycle trek with 10 other 

cyclists of Cherokee descent 

to retrace the Trail of Tears, 

commemorating the infamous 

Indian removal west in 

1838. 

“I’m speculating, but 

hopefully we’ll submit the 

proposal in the next couple 


Tour guide Amy Roberts, right, answers questions as visitors to the Vann 

House tour the upstairs children’s bedroom, also known as the “coffin room” 

beause of its shape, Thursday. 

Vann: Proposal forthcoming 


VANN DAYS 

In commemoration of the 

205th year of the Chief Vann 

House and the 51st anniversary 

of its restoration, the 

Friends of the Vann House 

will sponsor Chief Vann 

House Days on Saturday, 

July 25, from 10 a.m. to 4 

p.m. 

The house will be open during 

the day for visitors to tour 

at their own pace with park 

rangers stationed inside to 

answer questions and provide 

information. 

Admission is $5 for adults, 

$4.50 for seniors, $3.50 for 

youth 6-18 and children 

under 5are free. For more 

information visit www.gastateparks.org 

or call 706- 

695-2598. 

of weeks,” Baker said. “We 

do not want to drag it out, but 

do it as quickly as possible.” 

Baker called the offer 

“primarily afundraising proposal,”but 

when asked about 

afigure, pointed back to the 

$80,000 that was cut from 

both sites. 

“If we can restore the 

sites to the waytheywere (in 

the next year), it will give 

various groups time to look 

at various options,” hesaid. 

Those groups include 

Murray County government 

or the federal park system, 

he said, and the possibility of 

one of them running the 

sites. 

Kelly said there have been 

“lots of conversations” since 

the budget cuts have hit the 

state’s parks and historic 

sites. 

“We’ve had positive feedback 

from everybody concerning 

the budget situation,” 

she said in a phone 

interview, “and we want to 

make sure our Native 

American sites are open and 

accessible to the public. 

We’rewaiting on the proposal 

from the Cherokee Nation, 

and I’m looking forward to 

seeing it. I think we can 

come up with apositive solution.” 

Murray County sole commissioner 

David Ridley did 

not immediately return a 

phone call on Thursday. 

5area organizations receive grants for services 

The Georgia Department 

of Community Affairs has 

awarded grants to five organizations 

in the Dalton area 

that provide housing or services 

to the homeless or people 

with HIV. 

The Highland Rivers 

Community Service Board 

will receive $13,000; the 

Dalton-Whitfield Community 

Development Corp. will 

receive $10,000; the Northwest 

Georgia Family Crisis Center 

Inc. will receive $8,000; 

Family Promise of Whitfield 

County will receive $6,000; 

and the Salvation Army of 

Dalton will receive $4,000. 

Sen. Don Thomas, R- 

Dalton, worked to secure the 

awards. “These folks have 

been serving our community 

and helping those in need, and 

Ithink these grants will really 

give them a boost in what 

they’re doing,”hesaid. 

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wreck Thursday at the intersection 

of the northbound 

exit ramp of I-75 and U.S. 

Highway 41. 

Whitfield 911 received 

the call at 5:55 a.m. Alog 

truck driven by Hulon 

Jordan from Ball Ground 

was exiting I-75, making a 

left turn heading north on 41, 

when it was struck by a 

Mazda van driven by Coy 

Jimmie Millsaps from 

Tunnel Hill, who washeaded 

north on 41. 

Two witnesses told the 

investigating officer they 

were sitting at ared light on 

the southbound side of the 

intersection when the truck 

driven byJordan entered the 

intersection on agreen light. 

Theytold the officer theydid 

not see the impact, but heard 

the collision as the truck 

passed through the intersection 

and saw the van driven 

by Millsaps on its side. 

There were two males in 

the vanwith Millsaps, an 11- 

year-old and 8-year-old. All 

three were taken to Hamilton 

Medical Center. Millsaps 

was infair condition, said a 

hospital spokeswoman. The 

condition of the boys was 

not available Thursday afternoon. 

The truck driver was 

not injured. 

Charges are pending. 

Agents: Roundup netted 

nearly 2,000 fugitives 

ATLANTA (AP) — 

Almost 2,000 fugitives were 

arrested in Georgia during 

June in aspecial roundup by 

federal, state and local law 

enforcement agents, authorities 

said Thursday. 

Overall, 1,488 outstanding 

warrants were cleared 

and dozens of weapons were 

seized along with more than 

12 kilograms of narcotics in 

Operation Falcon, which 

stands for Federal and Local 

Cops Organized Nationally. 

They included 18 people 

wanted for murder, 244 for 

assault, 15 for kidnapping 

and 61 for robbery. Another 

61 were arrested for sex 

offenses or failure to register 

as asex offender. 

“Our mission here is to 

take the most violent fugitives 

off the streets,” said 

James Ergas, supervisory 

inspector of the Southeast 

Regional Fugitive Task 

Force in Atlanta. 

This is the fifth year of 

Operation Falcon. 

Nationally, 35,190 fugitives 

were apprehended last 

month by 42 federal agencies, 

209 state and 1,973 

local sheriffs’ and police 

departments. 

Ergas and U.S. Marshal 

Richard Mecum said 1,195 

of the fugitives were in the 

46 counties in north Georgia, 

while there were 460 in the 

middle district of Georgia 

and 326 in the southern district 

for atotal of 1,927. 

“This has probably been 

the best year we’ve had so 

far,” Mecum said. 

About 850 law enforcement 

officers, working in 

teams, participated in the 

Georgia roundup. Local officers 

were specially deputized 

as U.S. marshals, 

allowing them to cross jurisdictions, 

Mecum said. 

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hidden fees, 

Friday, July 10, 2009 3A 

AREA 

ARRESTS 

• Ronald Wayne 

Britton, 51, P.O. Box 2, 

Dalton, was charged 

Wednesday by the 

Whitfield County 

Sheriff’s Office with 

habitual violator, failure 

to maintain lane, driving 

while license withdrawn, 

DUI, open container in 

vehicle and possession of 

less than an ounce of 

marijuana. 

• James Arlon Burk, 

66, 279 Nashville St., 

Dalton, was charged 




DUI, open container in 

vehicle and driving while 

tag suspended. 

• Jose Luis Hernandez, 

35, 1 Dug Gap Road, 

Dalton, was detained 



Sheriff’s Office for 

Immigration and 

Customs Enforcement 

(ICE) hold. 

• Jeffery Carlton 

O’Donald, 41, 1918 

Shields Road, Dalton, 

was charged Wednesday 

by the Whitfield County 


DUI, driving on the 

wrong side of the road 

and open container in 

vehicle. 

• Buren Nicholas 

Poole, 21, 101 Brackett 

Ridge Road, Chatsworth, 

was charged Wednesday 

by the Whitfield County 

Sheriff’s Office with first 

degree theft by shoplifting, 

first degree forgery 

and giving false information. 

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Serving Northwest Georgia since 1847 

William H. Bronson III 

Publisher 

LETTERS 

WORDS OF WISDOM 

Mark Pace 

Editor Emeritus 

Unsigned editorials represent the view of The Daily Citizen. Members 

of the newspaper’s editorial board are William Bronson, Jimmy Espy, 

Wes Chance and Victor Miller. Columns and letters to the editor are 

the opinions of the authors. 

Obama’s lies will destroy America 

To the editor: 

It appears to me that maybe, just maybe, people are beginning 

to see the truth and reality about this liar and con artist 

who has been elected president. 

Barack Obama is now raising our taxes in every way he 

can, and this so-called climate bill is just his latest attempt. 

This so-called climate bill is nothing more than amassive taxation 

on business and industry, the cost of which will be 

passed on to us — the consumers — in the higher cost of all 

energy we use. Add to that that it will destroymillions of jobs 

and not stop one ounce less of carbon dioxide from entering 

the atmosphere. 

Are there so manyignorant, blind and uncaring people that 

theycan’tsee what adownright liar Obama is and howheand 

this Congress are tearing apart and taking away everything 

that has made our country so great? Every single time Obama 

tells the American people something good heisgoing to do 

for the country,heknows the results will be just the opposite. 

The very people he says he cares so much about and promised 

he was going to help — the so-called poor and elderly 

and especially the middle class — are the ones he will cause 

to suffer the most. 

Take the government-run health care program he is trying 

to pass in Congress. Not only will it destroyanother sector of 

our economy, the quality will end up being terrible and then 

rationed. If anyone thinks Obama and this Congress really 

care about your health care, you are living in afantasy world. 

It’s solely about buying votes for the elections, as will the 

amnesty bill for millions of illegal aliens which will be his 

next step. 

These insane actions by Obama may be hard to understand, 

but not if you understand he is acommitted socialist. 

The facts are all there from his past. He wants the government 

to run this country and people’slives, butmany, manypeople 

like mewant the government to get the hell out of the way 

and stop stealing our hard-earned money. What they are 

doing is nothing less than legalized theft. How many people 

know that this Congress put an exemption in the health care 

bill that exempts them from having to go under the same 

plan? Theyknowitisarotten, stinking plan theyare trying to 

shove down our throats, and they want no part of it but insist 

we all accept it. 

I have never seen the economy this bad since Jimmy 

Carter. That already worn out cowardly excuse of blaming 

Bush just doesn’t cut it anymore. It is Obama and the Dems 

in Congress who keep spending money wedon’t have and 

heading us towards bankruptcy. 

It was Obama who promised two-and-a-half to three million 

jobs if we could just pass the stimulus bill. We have lost 

that many jobs since it was passed, and unemployment keeps 

going higher and higher. ItisObama who is showing weakness 

and appeasement to the world, and nowour enemies and 

allies are even laughing at us. When are people going to see 

the lies and quit being made fools of by the smoke and mirrors. 

Our nearest hope is the 2010 and 2012 elections. Then we 

can throw out all the thieves, liars, anti-American, anti-freedom 

imbeciles, especially Obama, the one who leads them. 

Hopefully then we can begin to reverse these insane policies 

— policies that are going to put huge burdens on us, ruin our 

economy and drastically reduce our ability to earn aliving 

and achieve success. 

Neal R. Hiller 

Beaverdale 

Lloyd Gulledge remembers 

To the editor: 

It was 100 miles west of Nashville (as the crow flies) and 

my friend, Marshall Quinn, and Iwere walking home from 

church. 

It didn’t take uslong to notice the three pretty girls walking 

in front of us, and they giggled when they noticed us 

watchingthem.The prettiest of the groupclearlyhad eyes for 

Marshall and she looked back at us, then threw her handkerchief 

in the air and kept on walking. 

The little handkerchief, caught in apuff ofair, slowly 

floated to the ground in front of us. Islapped my 18 year-old 

friend on the back and said, “Pick it up Marshall, that’s your 

invitation if Iever saw one!” 

Marshall retrieved her handkerchief and hurried to return 

it to her. They started talking, he asked her for adate, one 

thing led to another and they were married ashort time later. 

Many happy years and children later, both old and grey, they 

entered “The Gardens” nursing home in Parsons, Tenn., 

together. They are both gone now, lying for eternity together 

on aTennessee hillside, and Iremember,itwas all because of 

that one little handkerchief, fluttering in the warm mountain 

breeze. 

Lloyd Gulledge 

Dalton 

“Bible verse: “Who knowing the judgment of God, 

that they which commit such things are worthy of 

death, not only do the same, but have pleasure in 

them that do them?” 

Romans 1:32 

Thought for today: “At the ballet, you really feel 

like you’re in the presence of something outside the rest 

of your life. Higher than the rest of your life.” 

Robert Caro 

American writer (1935-) 

The real heroes 

Flags flewathalf-staffthis 

week in California’s state 

Capitol. No, not for Michael 

Jackson. For Private First 

Class Justin Casillas. 

Pfc. Casillas died in asuicide 

bombing attack on his 

Army base in eastern 

Afghanistan on the Fourth of 

July. While Americans 

enjoyed fireworks and 

Hollyweird mourned the 

“king of pop” with wretched 

excess, the family of Pfc. 

Casillas learned that the 19- 

year-old paratrooper with the 

U.S. Army’s Alaska-based 

509th Airborne had given his 

life for his country.His father 

told the Woodland (Calif.) 

Daily Democrat that Justin 

just “wanted to do his part.” 

The family has alegacyof 

service: Casillas’ grandfather 

served in the Pacific theater 

during World War II; his 

father served in Vietnam. But 

the death of Pfc. Casillas didn’t 

make front-page headlines. 

His funeral won’t 

receive wall-to-wall coverage 

on cable TV. Instead, 

it’s been all MJ, all night and 

day: Nurses! Nannies! 

Doctors! Drug raids! Custody 

battles! Casket rides! 

Jacko fever spread to the 

Beltway, where the House of 

Representatives held a 

moment of silence for the 

entertainer. President Obama 

sent ahighly publicized letter 

of condolence to the Jackson 

family.And topping them all, 

Rep. Sheila Jackson-Lee, D- 

Texas, drafted a1,600-word 

congressional resolution that 

“recognizes Michael Jackson 

as aglobal humanitarian and 

a noted leader in the fight 

against worldwide hunger 

and medical crises; and celebrates 

Michael Jackson as an 

accomplished contributor to 

the worlds of arts and entertainment, 

scientific advances 

in the treatment of 

HIV/AIDS, and global food 

security.” 

Jackson-Lee laundry-listed 

every charitable act and 

donation by Jackson in the 

Michelle 

Malkin 

House resolution 

— 

and would 

h a v e 

included 

all the 

times he 

said “thank 

you” and 

“God bless 

you” if 

there had 

been more 

room. Is it 

too much 

to ask our lawmakers to 

restrain themselves from acting 

like “Enter-tainment 

Tonight” spokesmodels and 

Tiger Beat correspondents? 

I stand with GOP Rep. 

Peter King of NewYork, who 

rightly skewered these 

celebrity-worshiping warped 

priorities as “an orgy of glorification.” 

Jackson could sing 

and dance. 

But he was noAmerican 

hero. In aYouTube video over 

the weekend, King lambasted 

the media circus: “All we 

hear about is Michael 

Jackson. Let’s knock out the 

psychobabble. He was apervert 

and to be giving this 

much coverage to him, day in 

and day out, what does it say 

about us as acountry? Ijust 

think we’re too politically 

correct. No one wants to 

stand up and say, ‘We don’t 

need Michael Jackson!’ He 

died, he had some talent, but 

fine, there are people dying 

every day.There are men and 

women dying every day in 

Afghanistan, let’s give them 

the credit they deserve.” 

Yes, let’s dothat. 

Another soldier died with 

Pfc. Casillas on 

Independence Day at Combat 

Outpost Zerok in 

Afghanistan’s Paktika 

province. He was20-year-old 

Pfc. Aaron Fairbairn. 

Fairbairn’s stepfather, David 

Masters, took to the social 

networking service Twitter to 

spread the word and keep 

Fairbairn’s legacy alive. 

“On Independence Day, a 

fewhours ago, theykilled my 

son Aaron in Afghanistan,” 

Masters wrote. 

According to the 

Department of Defense, both 

Fairbairn and Casillas died 

from “wounds suffered when 

insurgents attacked the outpost 

using small arms and 

indirect fires.” The Taliban 

claimed credit for the complex 

rocket and mortar attack 

involving areported 8,000 kg 

of explosives. 

Tens of thousands of our 

men and women are in Iraq 

and Afghanistan to combat 

the jihadi threat. Army 1st Lt. 

Brian N. Bradshaw gave his 

life on June 25, the same day 

Jackson died. 

Bradshaw’s aunt, Martha 

Gillis, blasted the silence over 

her nephew’s sacrifice in a 

letter to her local paper, The 

Washington Post: “My nephew, 

Brian Bradshaw, was 

killed by an explosive device 

in Afghanistan on June 25, 

the same day that Michael 

Jackson died. Where was the 

coverage of my nephew or 

the other soldiers who died 

that week?” 

He was asearch-and-rescue 

volunteer, analtar boy, a 

camp counselor. He carried 

the hopes and dreams of his 

parents willingly on his 

shoulders. What more than 

that did Michael Jackson do 

or represent that earned him 

memorial ‘shrines,’while this 

soldier’sdeath goes unheralded? 

It makes me want to 

scream.” 

Please do not despair,Mrs. 

Gillis. While the Rev. Al 

Sharpton screamed, “Thank 

you, Michael! Thank you, 

Michael!” at the grotesque 

Staples Center memorial on 

Tuesday, many of us whispered 

in prayer: Thank you, 

Justin. Thank you, Aaron. 

Thank you, Brian. 

The real American heroes 

won’t beforgotten. 

■ Michelle Malkin is author of 

“Unhinged: Exposing Liberals 

Gone Wild.” Her e-mail address 

is malkinblog@gmail.com. 

Six years and twomonths after former 

President Bush stood under the infamous 

“Mission Accomplished” banner atop the 

U.S.S. Abraham Lincoln and announced 

the end of major combat operations in 

Iraq, United States combat troops have 

removed themselves from Iraq’s urban 

areas into more secure and remote bases 

of operations. It is from these posts 

where our brave men and women are 

now slated to conduct limited operations 

to keep major transportation avenues free 

from insurgent obstruction and to provide 

assistance to Iraqi security forces -- 

should it be requested by the Iraqis themselves. 

Gone are the days of major U.S. 

led combat operations that are not first 

approvedand probably directed by Iraq’s 

leadership. 

Most Americans can reasonably agree 

that President Bush’sMay 1, 2003 declaration 

was premature and in error; however, 

what is getting lost in the always 

politicized debate over Iraq is the fact 

that the end of major combat operations 

is now actually upon us. While this 

monumental moment comes several 

years later than anticipated or promised 

by the Bush Administration, credit must 

be given tothe former administration for 

its willingness to stay the course and find 

the military and political solutions necessary 

to reach this historic accomplishment. 

General Petraeus and the nowfamous 

“surge” helped put our troops in 

aposition to accomplish their mission 

with the numbers, equipment and strategy 

necessary to overcome 

a once-vibrant 

insurgency that had 

the support of much of 

Iraq’sSunni populace. 

But for the most 

part, this historic military 

and political milestone 

has gone unnoticed 

— instead being 

overshadowed by the 

recent flurry of 

celebrity deaths, political 

scandals and the 

recent start of amajor 

U.S. offensive in 

Afghanistan. Hiding under this coverare 

the naysayers — those severe critics of 

the former administration’s inability to 

calm Iraq’s violence and political chaos 

after the announced cessation of U.S. 

combat operations. After years of public 

verbal flogging of former President Bush 

these critics are now silent — unwilling 

to acknowledge that perhaps the former 

administration belatedly got it right. 

While many of these critics have 

ample ammunition at their disposal to 

debate the merits of the original war 

strategy itself, none can doubt that the 

aim of neutralizing the insurgency, ensuring 

free and fair elections, and removing 

U.S. combat troops as the leading security 

provider has been reached. 

Regardless of one’s view on the 

rationale for the war itself, we can all 

agree that our men and women of the 

armed forces and their counterparts in 

TODAY IN HISTORY 

Today is Friday, July 

10, the 191st day of 2009. 

There are 174 days left in 

the year. 

On this date: 

In 1890, Wyoming 

became the 44th state. 

In 1940, during World 

War II, the Battle of 

Britain began as Nazi 

forces began attacking 

southern England by air. 

(The Royal Air Force was 

ultimately victorious.) 

In 1951, armistice talks 

aimed at ending the 

Korean War began at 

Kaesong. 

In 1973, the Bahamas 

became fully independent 

after three centuries of 

British colonial rule. 

In 1989, Mel Blanc, the 

“man of athousand voices,”including 

such cartoon 

characters as Bugs Bunny, 

Daffy Duck and PorkyPig, 

died in Los Angeles at age 

81. 

In 1991, Boris N. 

Yeltsin took the oath of 

office as the first elected 

president of the Russian 

republic. 

Ten years ago: The 

United States women’s 

soccer team wonthe World 

Cup, beating China 5-4 on 

penalty kicks after 120 

minutes of scoreless play 

at the Rose Bowl in 

Pasadena, Calif. 

Five years ago: 

President George W. Bush 

said in his weekly radio 

address that legalizing gay 

marriage would redefine 

the most fundamental 

institution of civilization, 

and that a constitutional 

amendment was needed to 

protect traditional marriage. 

One year ago: 

President George W. Bush 

signed a bill overhauling 

rules about government 

eavesdropping and granting 

immunity to telecommunications 

companies 

that helped the U.S. spyon 

Americans in suspected 

terrorism cases. 

Today’s Birthdays: 

Eunice Kennedy Shriver is 

88. Former boxer Jake 

LaMotta is 88. Writer-producer 

Earl Hamner Jr. is 

86. Former NewYork City 

Mayor David N. Dinkins 

is 82. Broadway composer 

Jerry Herman is 78. 

Director Ivan Passer is 76. 

Actor Lawrence Pressman 

is 70. Singer Mavis 

Staples is 70. Wade is 64. 

Actor Ron Glass is 64. 

Actress Sue Lyon is 63. 

Folk singer Arlo Guthrie is 

62. Banjo player Bela 

Fleck is 51. Country singer 

Gary LeVox (Rascal 

Flatts) is 39. Actress Sofia 

Vergara is 37. Actor 

Adrian Grenier is 33. 

Actor Thomas Ian 

Nicholas is 29. Singeractress 

Jessica Simpson is 

29. Rock musician John 

Spiker is 28. 

U.S. mission (now) accomplished 

Mike 

Reagan 

various other government agencies have 

served with distinction and done a 

remarkable job in turning some of the 

world’s most unstable and dangerous 

cities and provinces into amore unified 

nation that is now stable enough to govern 

and secure itself. Unfortunately, the 

cost has been high — with over 4,000 

American deaths and astunning 30,000 

plus wounded. 

Those families who have lost loved 

ones and the men and women recuperating 

from their injuries can hopefully be 

comforted by the fact that their sacrifices 

have freed anation from the evils of a 

dangerous tyrant and achieved the military 

and political gains necessary to 

remove our troops from the dangerous 

role as security lead. 

The road ahead for Iraq will remain 

turbulent, as the pursuit of freedom so 

often is. The future of Iraq is now inits 

own hands — afate yearned for by millions 

of oppressed peoples across the 

globe. This is in sharp contrast to the 

manycritics at home who want to continue 

to focus on banners and poorly-timed 

speeches of the past. Lost in this shuffle 

is astory of an infant democracy inthe 

Middle East that continues to go largely 

unnoticed. 

Mike Reagan, the elder son of the 

late President Ronald Reagan, is 

chairman and president of The 

Reagan Legacy Foundation (www.reaganlegacyfoundation.org).


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School board tosses 

out altered tests 

BY DORIE TURNER 

Associated Press Writer 

ATLANTA — The state 

Board of Education agreed 

unanimously Thursday to toss 

out scores for standardized 

tests at four elementary schools 

where cheating was discovered,which 

means the schools 

no longer meet federal standards. 

The schools may have to 

return federal money they 

receivedfor reaching No Child 

Left Behind benchmarks. And 

one of the schools, Burroughs- 

Molette in Glynn County,may 

have to offer tutoring and allow 

students to transfer to higherperforming 

schools because of 

consistent poor performance. 

An audit released by the 

Governor’s Office of Student 

Achievement in June showed 

that someone changed answers 

on fifth-grade math tests last 

summer in four districts after 

the students had turned the 

exams in to teachers. State officials 

do not believe students 

are responsible for the 

changes. 

“The board and Iwant to 

send a clear message that 

cheating will not be tolerated 

and we will takeaction, if necessary,” 

state schools 

Superintendent Kathy Cox 

said. “Ultimately,the ones who 

are hurt by cheating are the students.” 

But at least one of the districts 

involved is disputing the 

audit — an action that drewthe 

ire of Gov. Sonny Perdue on 

Thursday. 

Atlanta Schools 

Superintendent Beverly Hall 

sent aletter to the Office of 

Student Achievement this 

week saying the district 

“strongly disagrees” with the 

allegations. The audit named 

Atlanta’s Deerwood Academy 

as one of the four schools 

where cheating may have 

occurred. 

Perdue called the district’s 

reaction “outrageous.” 

“The evidence is overwhelming 

and any reasonable 

person can see that cheating 

occurred and children were 

harmed,” he said in a statement. 

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COMMENTARY 

‘Recession-proof’ 

establishments 

The summer is a great 

time to re-work courses and 

plan new assignments. With 

the ongoing recession, Ihave 

been planning projects and 

discussions for my seniorlevel 

strategic management 

class at 

Dalton State 

College. Iwant students 

to consider 

various types of 

businesses that are 

“recession proof” 

to some degree; 

businesses that 

have failed due to 

the economy; and 

businesses that 

have re-invented 

themselves to survive. 

Putting 

together such alist is important 

to understand the current 

economy and may help students 

to think critically and 

strategically. 

Iposed the assignment to 

my social networking friends 

and colleagues on Facebook 

for their reaction. Several 

even contributed their own 

very interesting ideas. 

In the reinvention category 

is General Motors, or 

“Government Motors,” since 

we, as taxpayers, all own a 

significant portion of the 

newly redesigned company 

focusing on smaller, fuel 

efficient cars and asmaller 

group of offerings. Other 

food and personal care companies 

are also following a 

similar strategy of fewer 

offerings to the consumer. 

Companies are either offering 

fewer sizes, colors, types, 

flavors or brands to save 

marketing and distribution 

costs and hopefully lower the 

price for consumers. Many 

consumers report being confused 

and bombarded with 

all the product variations 

being offered to them in grocery 

and retail stores and this 

may be awelcome reinvention. 

Other reinventions 

include fast food and even 

dinner-house restaurants that 

have bundled meals or created 

“value-priced” menu 

items for customers. 

The “recession-proof” 

category includes used cars, 

which are selling at a fast 

clip, unlike the brand-new 

varieties. Comfort food and 

services also seem to be 

spiking a bit during the 

recession. A friend several 

Marilyn 

Helms 

states away reports kids 

birthday parties are continuing 

to do abrisk businesses 

as parents do not want their 

children to worry about the 

economy or household 

finances. They still 

pay for the clown, 

the pony ride, the 

skating party or 

similar outing or 

traveling party. 

Ice cream sales 

are reported to be 

on the rise as people 

seek comfort food 

to feel better,evenif 

only for a short 

time. Lower-priced 

coffee drinks, both 

hot and cold, are 

selling well. Other 

service treats, including 

manicures, pedicures and 

even massages, are in 

demand for a lower-priced 

way torelieve stress. Other 

repair businesses, from shoes 

to cars, seem to be busy, as 

well as re-sale and second 

hand shops as customers 

seek value. Interactive cell 

phones are now considered a 

necessity, even in a recession, 

and sales are strong. 

Failed companies are as 

close as a quick drive 

through town to see closed 

businesses with “for rent” 

signs. Luxury goods, specialized 

services and other niche 

businesses catering to customers 

with higher incomes 

seem to have suffered the 

most. Clothing retailers, gift 

shops, furniture and stores 

selling non-essential items 

have seen their business 

drop. Even cable and satellite 

television and specialty 

channels have reported drops 

in clients. Specialty magazines 

too have seen adrop in 

subscriptions, as have gyms 

and other services with a 

monthly fee. 

As we explore strategic 

options this fall and beyond 

it will be interesting as students 

add to our list. 

■ Marilyn Helms is the 

sesquicentennial chair and 

professor of management at 

Dalton State College’s 

School of Business and 

welcomes your comments 

at (706) 272-2600 or via e- 

mail at 

mhelms@daltonstate.edu. 


Soldier assigned to Rome 

battalion dies in Afghanistan 

BY ROME NEWS-TRIBUNE 

Spc. Issac L. Johnson, 24, of 

Columbus was one of four soldiers 

killed July 6inKonduz, Afghanistan. 

According to the Department of 

Defense, Johnson was assigned to the 

1st Battalion, 108th Reconnaissance, 

Surveillance and Target Acquisition 

Squadron out of Rome. 

Johnson and three others died of 

wounds suffered when an improvised 

explosive device detonated near their 

vehicle. Their remains arrived atDover 

Air Force Base in Delaware on 

Wednesday. 

Also killed in the attack was another 

Georgia soldier, Sgt. Brock Henry 

Chavers Sr., 25, of Statesboro. 

“The deaths of Sgt. Brock Henry 

Chavers Sr. and Spc. Isaac Lee Johnson 

Jr. are adevastating loss for the nation, 

the state, the Georgia Guard and most of 

all, the families of these fine men,” said 

Maj. Gen. William T. Nesbitt, Georgia’s 

adjutant general. 

Rome’s Alpha Troop is in 

Afghanistan for ayear. Their mission is 

to train the Afghan army and national 

police. 

Gov. Sonny Perdue issued the following 

statement Wednesday evening: 

“This past weekend, as hundreds of 

millions of Americans celebrated our 

nation’s independence, our brave sons 

and daughters were halfway around the 

world still protecting that freedom. We 

learned today of the tragic loss of 

Georgia Guardsmen Sgt. Brock Chavers 

Sr. and Spc. Isaac Johnson Jr. yesterday 

in Afghanistan. We also learned overthe 

weekend of the loss of Marine Lance 

Cpl. Seth Sharp, aNorthwest Georgia 

native serving out of Camp Lejeune in 

North Carolina. Celebrating our independence 

also means remembering the 

long line of heroes that have laid down 

their livessothat our country and others 

around the world can enjoy freedom. 

Mary and Iencourage all Georgians to 

join us in praying for their families.” 

Johnson is the fifth serviceman with 

local ties to die in Afghanistan or Iraq 

since May. 

Lance Cpl. Seth Sharp, 20, aMarine 

from Adairsville who was born in 

Dalton, was killed last week in 

Afghanistan. He was serving in 

Company Eofthe 2nd Battalion, 8th 

Marines. 

Jeffrey Jordan of Cave Spring, 21, 

was killed in Afghanistan in June. He 

was part of the Calhoun-based 108th 

Reconnaissance, Surveillance and 

Target Acquisition Squadron, 48th 

Infantry Brigade Combat Team of the 

Georgia Army National Guard. 

Also in June, 1st. Sgt. John Blair of 

Calhoun, 38, died in Mado Zayi, 

Afghanistan, when a rocket-propelled 

grenade struck his vehicle. He was an 

Army National Guardsman assigned to 

the 1st Battalion, 121st Infantry 

Regiment out of Lawrenceville. 

Pvt. Thomas “Tommy” Lee III of 

Dalton, 20, died in May after an explosive 

device struck his vehicle while he 

was onpatrol in Mosul, Iraq. He was 

assigned to the Army's 3rd Battalion, 

8th Cavalry Regiment, 3rd Brigade 

Combat Team, 1st Cavalry Division. 

Cemetery workers accused in grisly plot 

ALSIP, Ill. (AP) — Three 

gravediggers and acemetery 

manager unearthed hundreds 

of corpses from a historic 

black cemetery south of 

Chicago, dumping some in a 

weeded area and doublestacking 

others in existing 

graves, in an elaborate scheme 

to resell the plots, authorities 

said Thursday. All four were 

charged with felonies. 

Frantic relatives of the 

deceased descended on Burr 

Oak Cemetery — the final 

resting place of lynching victim 

Emmett Till and blues 

singers Willie Dixon and 

Dinah Washington — in 

hopes someone could tell 

them their loved ones’ 

remains were not among the 

pile of bones that littered a 

remote area of the propertyin 

Alsip, 12 miles south of 

Chicago. 

Some found apparently 

undisturbed plots, but others 

wandered, unable to locate 

lovedones. 

“This is amess. We can’t 

find our people,” said Ralph 

Gunn, 54, of Chicago, who 

filled out areport for authorities 

after afutile search for the 

headstones of his brother and 

nephew. 

Others cried and clutched 

cemetery maps as theywaited 

for achance to look themselves. 

They listened as 

SheriffTom Dart said the displacement 

of bodies “was not 

done in avery delicate way,” 

and that remains were 

dumped haphazardly, littered 

with shards of coffins. For 

graves stacked on top of each 

other,Dart said it appears they 

“pounded the other one down 

and put someoneontop.” 

A visibly shaken Rev. 

Jesse Jackson voiced the 

mounting anger at those who 

AP PHOTO 

Family members arive to search for the graves of 

relatives at Burr Oak Cemetery in Alsip, Ill., 

Thursday after graves were discovered dug up and 

bodies dumped into unmarked mass graves in an 

alleged scheme to resell the plots to unsuspecting 

members ofthe public. 

would toss the bones of the 

dead liketrash. 

“In my judgment, there 

should be no bail for them, 

there should be really aspecial 

place in hell for these graveyard 

thieveswho have done so 

much, hurt these families,” he 

said. 

By late afternoon, orange 

flags marking grave sites that 

might have been disturbed 

could be seen throughout the 

150-acre cemetery, where as 

many as1,000 burials are held 

a year. Officials took phone 

numbers and told family members 

they would call within 72 

hours. Dart said FBI agents 

would help sort through evidence 

and identify bodies and 

that it could be months before 

investigators fully understand 

what took place. 

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NEXT UP: 

SPRINT CUP 

Race: LifeLock.com 400 

Where: Chicagoland Speedway 

When: Saturday, 7:30 p.m. (ET) 

TV: TNT 

2008 winner: Kyle Busch 

NATIONWIDE SERIES 

Race: Dollar General 300 

Where: Chicagoland Speedway 

When: Friday, 7:30 p.m. (ET) 

TV: ESPN 

2008 winner: Kyle Busch 

CAMPING WORLD TRUCKS 

Race: Built Ford Tough 225 

Where: Kentucky Speedway 

When: July 18, 6:30 p.m. (ET) 

TV: SPEED 

2008 winner: Johnny Benson 

Restrictor Plate Debate 

Some viewitasexcitement, others see it 

and let us makeamove likethatand not try 

as madness: Thecontroversy over 

to defend it. But it puts him, it puts us,itput 

NASCAR-style restrictor-plate racing 

Kasey Kahne behind him in abad position 

continued to showits uglyside as asecond 

whereitdrove Kyle’scar all the wayupto 

straight race ended with anasty crash. 

Kasey’swindshield… 

Thefinish of the CokeZero400 at Daytona 

“It’snobody’sfault, it’sjust racing. It’sa 

International Speedway on Independence 

product of the environment. It doesn’t mean 

Dayleft the frontstretchlittered with 

the environment is bad, it just means that’s 

wreckedcars and asubdued Tony Stewartin 

the wayitis. LikeIsaid, he did what he had 

Victory Lane. 

to do,and he defended his spot and we held 

At Talladega Superspeedwayearlier this 

our [ground],” he said. “Even if it’s100 percent 

his fault, Istill won’tfeel good about it.” 

year,rookie Brad Keselowski and Carl 

Edwards also wreckedatthe finish, with 

Buschwas unavailablefor comment afterward, 

buthis crew chief Steve Addington 

Edwards’ car sailing into the catchfence and 

the flying parts injuring several fans. 

echoed Stewart’ssentiments. 

On Saturdaynight at Daytona, Kyle Busch 

Tony Stewart 

“This is aproduct of restrictor-plate racing 

led the race and attempted to blockStewart, 

with these race cars,” he said. “Whatare you 

setting off aseries of crashes thatluckily 

going to say? Everybodyonthis race team 

injured no one. 

worked their tails off, and we had agood race car.Ican’t say 

While Keselowski, the rookie,was understandably exuberant anything. I’m not pointing anyfingers at Tony (Stewart). He 

at Talladega,Daytona winner Stewartwasn’t in muchofa was trying to win the race,Kyle (Busch) was trying to block 

mood to celebrate. 

him forthe win, and we got turned around.” 

“You just don’t want arace to be decided likethat,” he said. Second-finishing Jimmie Johnson said he has no solution to 

“It’shardworkthatgets these cars to the race track, and it’s the problems with restrictor-plate races either. 

just abad situation.” 

“Thereisnothing to do to stop it,” he said. “If youthink 

But neither Stewartnor the others involved would publicly about the position thatthe sportisin--one race,it’sboring, 

blame the rules or the race track. 

there’snoracing, there’snoexcitement. And then acouple 

“It just is what it is,” he said. “I guess Ijust don’t feel as much races there’sanexciting finish and we’reworried about the 

gratification from winning this race as Iprobably should. I exciting finish. It’splate racing.” 

don’t likethe waythe outcome happened. ... Idon’t want any Johnson said thatasfar as he’sconcerned, NASCAR and its 

partofearning arace because the guy thatwas leading the race drivers areinano-win situation when it comes to racing at 

got wrecked.” 

Daytona and Talladega. 

That’s not to saythatStewartbelieves he did anything wrong. “Every time we use the restrictor plate tracks there’squestions 

about howwecan keep from having the big wreckand 

Replays of the wreckshowBuschmoving to protect his lead as 

Stewartdrove to the outside down the frontstretch. 

things likethat, and youjust can’t,” he said. “When yourun 

“He’sprotecting his position, whichhe’sgot to do,” Stewart plates and we runwide open all the wayaround the track, situations 

likethis come said. “That’swhathehas to do as adriver. He can’t just sit there 

around.” 

SPRINT CUP 

1. Tony Stewart 

2,719; leader 

2. Jeff Gordon 

2,539; behind: -180 

3. Jimmie Johnson 

2,525; behind: -194 

4. Kurt Busch 

2,414; behind: -305 

5. Carl Edwards 

2,317; behind: -402 

6. Denny Hamlin 

2,302; behind: -417 

7. Ryan Newman 

2,235; behind: -484 

8. Kyle Busch 

2,234; behind: -485 

9. Greg Biffle 

2,215; behind: -504 

10. Matt Kenseth 

2,201; behind: -518 

11.Juan Montoya 

2,187; behind: -532 

12. Kasey Kahne 

2,166; behind: -553 

Races On 

AU.S. District Court 

judgehas givensuspended 

NASCAR driver 

Jeremy Mayfield achance 

to returntothe race track, 

butthe story is far 

from over.The ruling is 

onlytemporary and 

other issues arestill to 

be decided in court. 

Based on drivers’ 

comments last week at 

Daytona International 

Speedway, the newrandom 

testing drug policy,whichled 

to Mayfield’s 

suspension, will remain a 

topic of debate forsome 

time. 

CarlEdwards said he wasn’tworried 

about racing 

against Mayfield, whocould 

be backonthe trackthis 

week at Chicagoland, but 

he’dliketosee morefacts 

revealed beforepeople form 

their opinions on the case. 

“I think the best thing is to 

just wait and see what the 

real facts areand what 

comes out,” he said. “I think 

all of the speculation is damaging 

to both NASCAR and 

Jeremy …but Ifeel safe with 

all the drivers on the track.” 

Jeff Burton said he’dfeel 

morecomfortablewith a 

driverreturning to the track 

in acircumstance 

likeMayfield’sif 

therewas away to 

determine if he was 

impaired at that 

time. 

“My safety is 

important to me,and 

if there’saninstant 

test availablethen I 

think the judge’sopinion is 

100-percent right,” he said. 

“Thereisnoinstant test 

available... It’satough situation 

foranybodytomake 

thatdecision because [the 

judge] potentiallyputs my 

safety in jeopardy.The other 

decision potentiallyputs 

Jeremy’s career in jeopardy, 

so what do youdo? 

“There’salmost not a 

right answer.” 

TheMayfield case seems 

alreadytohavehad an 

impact on NASCAR’sdrug 

testing, Kasey Kahne said. 

Since Mayfield’spositive 

Photos by NASCAR 

Daytona crashes leaves drivers, crews and fans discussing safety vs. excitement 

STANDINGS 

By RICK MINTER /Cox Newspapers 

Kyle Busch (No. 18) crosses the finish line sideways followed by Kasey Kahne, driver of the No. 9Budweiser 

Dodge at the end of the Coke Zero 400 Saturday. 

Drug testing issue remains unsettled 

Mayfield 

drug test at Richmond, 

Kahne said, NASCAR’sdrug 

testers arebeing morethorough 

in their documentation 

of every stepofthe process. 

“Early in the year,Iwould 

go and gettested and it was 

kind of in and out,” Kahne 

said. “I got tested at Sonoma, 

and it’saprocess now. 

Every little stepyou have to 

sign your name or initial. 

“Tome, that’sbecause of 

the whole (Jeremy) Mayfield 

incident and just clarifying 

everything and making sure 

that…the driverand the 

person taking the sample are 

on the same page,” he said. 

NASCAR chairman Brian 

France is confident about 

the sport’sdrugtesting 

despite the recent courtruling 

in Mayfield’sfavor. 

“Weremain very comfortableand 

very calm … 

despite the ruling, thatour 

policyisthorough, it’saccurate,and 

it’sfair,” he said. 

“With the drivers we had 

lots of discussions …to 

makesurethatweall understand 

whereweare going.” 

1,031 

296 

6 

4 

Mark Martin 

tumbled two 

spots in the 

standings after 

Saturday’s 

race at 

Daytona. 

The “Chase” 

is atight race 

The battle forthe 12 berths in the Chase for 

the Sprint Cup got moreinteresting after 

several drivers in the hunt crashed at 

Daytona. MarkMartin was one of the big losers,dropping 

twospots to 13th, now65points 

behind 12th place Kasey Kahne with eight 

races left beforethe startofthe 10-race,seasonending 

runtothe title. 

From seventh-place Ryan Newman on back, 

the race is aclose one.Newman is just 69 points 

ahead of Kahne,and drivers all the waybackto 

17th place Brian Vickers -- whois168 points out 

of 12th -- haveatleast anoutside shot at making 

the cut. 

RichardChildress Racing, whichput all 

three of its drivers in the Chase the past two 

years,has none of its four in the top 12. Jeff 

Burton is the best of the group,but he’s15th, 

105 points away from 12th. 

Thereare some newcomers in the Chase contender 

group.Juan Pablo Montoya, whohas 

neverbeen in the Chase,sits 11th after 

Daytona, and David Reutimann is 14th despite 

crashing atDaytona. 

Thetop three in the standings look likelocks 

to makethe cut. Points leader Tony Stewart, 

runner-up Jeff Gordon and third-place Jimmie 

Johnson all areatleast 290 points ahead of 

Kahne. 

Even atrip backtooneofhis favorite tracks 

wasn’t enough to rekindle the magic fora 

slumping Dale Earnhardt Jr.Hewas nevera 

real factor in the CokeZero400 and wound up 

crashing out on Lap76inamulti-car melee. 

“Wejust got it driving good and just freed it 

up enough to whereitcould go up through 

thereand we were just trying to getaround 

them,” he said. “Everybodywas in the wayat 

thatpoint, and we were just picking them off 

one at atime.” 

Earnhardt Jr.’s39th-place finish dropped him 

to 21st in the standings,356 out of apossible 

Chase berth. His luckwasn’t anybetter in the 

Nationwide Series race at Daytona; he crashed 

in it too and finished 39th. 

Smith, who’sbeen running at the finish of 

every Cup race he’severstarted, will returnto 

the trackJuly26atIndianapolis Motor 

Speedwayfor the Allstate 400 at the Brickyard. 

RichardChildress Racing finallycrackedthe 

winner’scolumn with Clint Bowyer’swin in 

the Nationwide Series race at Daytona 

International Speedway. It was the team’sfirst 

win of the year in either Sprint Cup or 

Nationwide. 

Team owner RichardChildress said muchof 

the team’sproblem this year has simplybeen 

bad luck. 

That bad luckreturned in Saturday’sCup 

race.Despite the effort the team put into its 

restrictor-plate cars,the best finish of the four 

RCRdrivers was a16th byJeff Burton. Wrecks 

were to blame forthe poor finishes of Kevin 

Harvick(26th), Bowyer (29th) and Casey Mears 

(34th). 

BY THE NUMBERS 

Laps led by 

Matt Kenseth in 

the past four 

Sprint Cup 

races at 

Chicagoland 

Speedway, topping 

all drivers 

NASCAR 

NASCAR 

Clint Bowyer’s win in the Nationwide 

Series race Friday at Daytona was the 

first this year in either Sprint or 

Nationwide for Richard Childress Racing. 

Laps run in the top 15 by Kevin 

Harvick in the past four Sprint Cup 

races at Chicagoland Speedway, 

the most of any driver 

Top-10 finishes this year by Kyle Busch 

and Kasey Kahne, the fewest of any drivers 

in the top 12 in the standings 

Sprint Cup drivers in the top 12 in points 

who have won apole this year (Ryan 

Newman, Kyle Busch, Matt Kenseth and 

Juan Pablo Montoya)


BRIEFS 

More problems for 

health care bill 

WASHINGTON — The 

drive to remake the nation’s 

health care system suffered 

yet another setback in 

Congress on Thursday when 

apivotal group of House 

Democrats rebelled against 

leadership-backed legislation 

taking shape and sought 

additional time to make 

changes. “We need to slow 

down and do it right,” Rep. 

Mike Ross, D-Ark., said 

outside ameeting of the 

Blue Dog Coalition, agroup 

of 52 moderate to conservative 

Democrats. “It needs to 

do amuch better job of cost 

containment” within the 

health care system, he 

added. Other lawmakers said 

they were concerned about 

proposed tax increases, the 

rules on any governmentsold 

insurance, and other 

issues that are key toimplementing 

President Barack 

Obama’s call for sweeping 

legislation. 

Iranian police 

break up protests 

TEHRAN, Iran — 

Thousands of protesters 

streamed down avenues of 

the capital Thursday, chanting 

“death to the dictator” 

and defying security forces 

who fired tear gas and 

charged with batons, witnesses 

said. Turning garbage 

bins into burning barricades 

and darting through choking 

clouds of tear gas, the opposition 

made its first foray 

into the streets in nearly two 

weeks in an attempt to 

revive mass demonstrations 

that were crushed in Iran’s 

postelection turmoil. Iranian 

authorities had promised 

tough action to prevent the 

marches, which supporters 

of opposition leader Mir 

Hossein Mousavi have been 

planning for days through 

the Internet. Heavy police 

forces deployed at key 

points in the city ahead of 

the marches, and Tehran’s 

governor vowed to “smash” 

anyone who heeded the 

demonstration calls. In some 

places, police struck hard. 

Security forces chased after 

protesters, beating them with 

clubs. 

Mistress got nearly 

$100,000 

LAS VEGAS — Sen. 

John Ensign said Thursday 

his parents gave his mistress 

and her family nearly 

$100,000 “out of concern 

for the well being of longtime 

family friends during a 

difficult time,” providing his 

first public acknowledgment 

that the woman received 

payments tied to the affair. 

In astatement through his 

attorney, Ensign described 

the April 2008 payment as a 

single check for $96,000 

given toCindy and Doug 

Hampton and two oftheir 

children. The Hampton family 

received the check after 

the senator told his parents 

of his affair with Cindy 

Hampton, acampaign aide 

and longtime friend. The 

statement comes aday after 

Doug Hampton told aLas 

Vegas television show that 

Ensign paid Cindy Hampton 

more than $25,000 in severance 

when she left her job 

as treasurer for two Ensigncontrolled 

campaign committees. 

Violence in Iraq 

skyrockets 

BAGHDAD — Bombs 

killed nearly 60 people in 

Iraq on Thursday in the 

worst violence since U.S. 

combat troops withdrew 

from urban areas last week, 

and American forces 

released five Iranian officials 

suspected of aiding 

Shiite insurgents. U.S. officials 

said they believe the 

Iranians, detained in northern 

Iraq in January 2007, 

had facilitated attacks on 

American-led forces but 

handed them over tothe 

Iraqi government at its 

request because they were 

obliged to do so under a 

U.S.-Iraqi security agreement. 

The U.S. State 

Department said it was 

concerned their release 

could present asecurity 

threat to American troops 

in Iraq. 

– The Associated Press 

• Leah Patterson 

Henson, Dalton 

• Marvin Holland, Dalton 

• April Marie Norwood 

Collins Lynthlin, Dalton 

• Anthony Lawrence 

Rhodes, Dalton 

• Ty Woods, Dalton 

Obituary notices are 

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Leah Patterson 

Henson 

Mrs. Leah Patterson 

Henson, 74, of Dalton went 

to be with the Lord 

Thursday, July 9, 2009, at 

her residence. 

Leah was born March 6, 

1935, in Fannin County, a 

daughter of the late Clint 

Alfred Patterson and Ruby 

Kate Pullium. 

She was also preceded in 

death by her husband, Harley 

William Henson. 

She is survived by her 

daughter and son-in-law, 

Jearline and Jerry Howard of 

Dalton; grandson and his 

wife, Jerimy and April 

Howard of Villa Rica; brother 

and sister-in-law, Luther 

and Susan Patterson of 

McCaysville; sister, Vera 

Bryant of Dalton. 

Services to celebrate the 

life of Leah Henson are 

Saturday at 4p.m. at New 

Liberty Baptist Church in 

Mineral Bluff with Mrs. 

Henson lying in state one 

hour prior to the service. 

She will be laid to rest in 

the New Liberty Church 

Cemetery with the Rev. 

Clifton Patterson officiating. 

The family will receive 

friends at the funeral home 

from 6until 9p.m.today and 

from 9 a.m. until noon 

Saturday at the Melrose 

Chapel of Ponders Funeral 

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Thoughts and memories 

may be shared with the 

Henson family at www.pondersfuneralhome.com. 

Arrangements are by 

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Marvin Holland 

Mr. Marvin Holland, 78, 

of Dalton departed this life 

Thursday, July 9, 2009, at 

Wood Dale Health Care 

Center in Dalton. 



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April Marie 

Norwood Collins 

Lynthlin 

Mrs. April Marie 

Norwood Collins Lynthlin, 

29, of Dalton, went to be 

with the Lord Sunday, July 

5, 2009, along with Ty Wood 

and their unborn daughter, 

Cara Marie Wood, from 

injuries sustained in amotorcycle 

and automobile accident. 

April was born April 8, 

1980, in Whitfield County. 

She was also preceded in 

death by her grandparents, 

Gladys Cantrell and James 

Norwood. 

She is survived her parents, 

Jimmy and Cheryl 

Norwood of Dalton; daughter,Shanda 

Michelle Collins; 

son, John Rylee Lynthlin of 

Dalton; husband, Joshua 

Glenn Lynthlin of Fort 

Stewart; grandmother, Zora 

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Billy Mayes to keep pitching 

NEW YORK (AP) — 

Death won’tstill the voice of 

Billy Mays or his mighty 

powers of persuasion. 

Viewers will continue tofind 

the boisterous, bearded TV 

pitchman hawking household 

products for the indefinite 

future. 

And at least one of his 

commercials is being introduced 

posthumously. 

“Just stretch, wrap and it 

fuses fast,” says Mays, 

demonstrating a product 

called Mighty Tape on a 

kitchen drain pipe in the new 

commercial. Moments later, 

he’s seen, still wearing his 

signature sport shirt and 

khaki slacks butaccessorized 

with scuba gear,asherepairs 

ahole in another diver’s air 

hose underwater using 

Mighty Tape. The commercial 

will begin airing July 20. 

OBITUARIES 

Norwood of Chatsworth; 

aunts and uncles, Jerry 

Wayne and Robin Norwood 

of Chatsworth, Joyce 

Whitaker of Marietta, Sue 

Brooker of Dalton, Diane 

WilenskyofVirginia; special 

friends, Tiffany Beavers and 

Lisa Langley. 


life of Mrs. April Lynthlin 

and her daughter,Cara Marie 

Wood, are today at 2 p.m. 

from the Melrose Chapel of 

Ponders Funeral Home with 

the Rev. Bret Yeager and the 

Rev. Gerald Foster officiating. 

Interment will follow in 

the Whitfield Memorial 

Gardens. 

The family received 


Thursday. 



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Anthony Lawrence 

Rhodes 

Mr. Anthony Lawrence 

Rhodes, 35, of Dalton, 

passed away on Wednesday, 

July 8, 2009. 

Anthony was born Oct. 9, 

1973, and spent his childhood 

in Dublin. He graduated 

from Dublin High School 

in 1992. After taking several 

classes at the Dublin Center 

Branch of Middle Georgia 

College, he moved toAthens 

and obtained a degree in 

marketing from the 

University of Georgia in 

1997. 

After graduating from 

college he moved toDalton 

and worked with the local 

newspaper, soon after that, 

he owned and operated a 

Changes 


will discolor after any 

attempt to alter it. It contains 

a photo and signature to 

allow its use for identification 

purposes. Interim cards 

will be valid for up to 45 

days or until a permanent 

laminated license or ID is 

mailed from the central production 

print facility to the 

applicant’s mailing address 

on file with DDS. 

Permanent License/ID 

The permanent licenses 

and IDs will be mailed directly 

to the customer on amailing 

carrier that is folded and 

enclosed in ageneric envelope 

without exposing the 

actual cards. When the permanent 

card is received, the 

interim should be destroyed 

in accordance with Georgia 

lawand to safeguard personal 

information. The carrier 

should be filed by the customer 

to access later should 

their license be lost or stolen. 

photography shop in 

Chattanooga. However, 

Anthony loved the newspaper 

industry and eventually 

returned to work at the The 

Daily Citizen in Dalton. He 

loved his job there and made 

many dear friends. 

In 2008, Anthony married 

the love of his life, Mary 

Teresa Sanner Rhodes who 

survives. 

In addition to his loving 

wife, Anthony issurvived by 

his mother, Rose Weaver 

Rhodes of Dublin; his brother 

and sister-in-law, Geoffrey 

and Leah Rhodes of 

Ringgold; sister and brotherin-law, 

Kathryn and J. Frank 

Reynolds of Columbus; 

nephews, Simon and Micah 

Rhodes of Ringgold. 

He was preceded in death 

by his father Dr. R. Allen 

Rhodes in 2006 and his 

grandparents, Harley and 

Alta Rhodes and Marion and 

Annie Weaver of 

Harrisonburg, Va. 

Amemorial service will 

be at Henry Memorial 

Presbyterian Church in 

Dublin on Wednesday, July 

15, 2009, at 11 a.m. with the 

Rev. Proctor Chambless officiating. 

Anyone wishing tomake 

acontribution in Anthony’s 

memory may donate to the 

National KidneyFoundation, 

30 East 33rd St., New York, 

NY 10016 or to The 

Foundation of Human 

Understanding, P.O. Box 

1000, Grant Pass, OR 97528 

or to any organization that 

provides help for the hungry 

and homeless. 

Words of comfort may be 

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Ty Woods 

Mr. Ty Woods, 39, of 

Resaca, went to be with the 

Lord Sunday, July 5, 2009, 

from injuries sustained in a 

motorcycle and automobile 

accident along with his 

fiancee, April Lynthlin and 

their unborn daughter, Cara 

Marie Woods. 

Ty was born Jan. 21, 

1970, in Whitfield County. 

He was preceded in death 

by his mother, Cara Mae 

Doyle Woods. 

He is survived by his 

daughter, Makayla Laray 

Woods of Crossville, Tenn.; 

father, Robert Woods; sister, 

Susie Woods of Resaca; 

nephews, Cody Woods, Eric 

Woods and Nathan Woods. 


life of Mr. Ty Woods are 

today at 4 p.m. from the 

Melrose Chapel of Ponders 

Funeral Home with the Rev. 

Donald Shipman officiating. 

The family received 


Thursday. 

He will belaid torest in 

Thomason Cemetery in 

Dalton. 



Woods family at www.pondersfuneralhome.com. 





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Registration for private 

pre-kindergarten is July 21 

Area private providers of lottery-funded 

pre-K will have on-site registration beginning 

July 21. Children must be 4 on or 

before Sept. 1, 2009, and aGeorgia resident. 

Sites are: 

■ Dalton Preschool, 505 Piedmont St., 

Dalton; (706) 278-0811 

■ Friendship House, 1300 S. Hamilton 

St., Dalton; (706) 278-8012 

■ Kiddie Carousel, 2209 Cleveland 

Highway, Dalton; (706) 259-8662 

■ Kids Preparatory Preschool, 413 N. 

Park Drive, Dalton; (706) 279-3686 

■ Mill Creek Child Care, 2840 Babb 

Road, Rocky Face; (706) 673-6651 

■ Precious Possessions, 2511 

Cleveland Highway, Dalton; (706) 226- 

1115 

■ The Sunshine House, 101 Kids Drive, 

Dalton; (706) 673-9464 

■ Whitfield-Dalton Day Care, 515 

Pentz St., Dalton; (706) 289-8991. 

In Loving Memory of 

Steven Brian 

Chance 

He was loved and 

will be greatly missed 

by all his family. 

He was taken from us 

too early 

at the age of 36. 

He lost his life after he was struck by acar 

outside his truck in Orlando, Florida. 

He will be greatly missed bymother &stepfather - 

Linda Louise Saine &Robert (Bob) Saine; 

grandparents -Joe &Lela Brewer, 

brothers &sisters - Michael Chance, James Robert & 

Christy Chance, Annette and Mitch Hasty,Shelley 

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Viewing and Funeral will be 9am till 2pm, 

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Frenemy,locavore among 

new words in Webster’s 

BY RUSSELL CONTRERAS 


SPRINGFIELD, Mass. 

— Do you use asock puppet 

to secretly keep track of your 

frenemies? 

Plan to spend your staycation 

watching vlogs and 

webisodes? Or perhaps you 

plan to signalaflash mob for 

aquick bite of shawarma. 

If you’re not entirely certain 

what all that means, turn 

to the latest edition of the 

Merriam-Webster’s 

Collegiate Dictionary, which 

has added about 100 new 

words that largely reflect 

changing trends in American 

society. 

John Morse, president 

and publisher of the 

Springfield-based dictionary 

publisher, said many ofthis 

year’s new words are tied to 

changes in technology, 

increasing environmental 

awareness and aging baby 

boomers’ concerns about 

their health and have become 

part of the general lexicon. 

“These are not new words 

in the language, by any 

means,” Morse said. “(But) 

when words like ‘neuroprotective’ 

and ‘cardioprotective’ 

show up in the 

Collegiate, it’s because 

we’ve made the judgment 

that these are not just words 

used by specialists. ... These 

really are words now likely 

to show upinThe NewYork 

Times, in The Wall Street 

Journal.” 

There are words such as 

locavore (one who eats foods 

grown locally), frenemy 

(someone who acts like a 

friend but is really an 

enemy), waterboarding (an 

interrogation technique use 

to induce the sensation of 

drowning), vlogs (a blog that 

contains video material) and 

webisode (a TV show that 

can be viewed at aWeb site). 

There’s also flash mob (a 

group of people summoned 

electronically to adesignated 

spot at aspecified time to 

perform an indicated action 

before dispersing) and 

green-collar (involving 

actions for protecting the 

natural environment). 

Some words that just now 

made the cut have been 

around for generations. The 

term “sock puppet” — a 

false online identity used for 

deceptive purposes — was 

tracked to 1959but has taken 

on new popular use with 

people using fake IDs on 

social networking sites. 

Many words have crosscultural 

roots, including 

shawarma (a sandwich especially 

of sliced lamb or 

chicken, vegetables, and 

often tahini wrapped in pita 

bread) and reggaeton (music 

of Puerto Rican origin that 

combines rap and Caribbean 

rhythms). 

Once words like these 

become so common that they 

regularly pop up in conversations 

and published articles, 

Morse said they pass 

muster for being included in 

the dictionary. 

Some words, such as 

“staycation,” have become 

so popular the dictionary 

could not ignore them, 

Morse said. Staycation 

refers to staying home for 

vacation and has gained popularity 

as the economy worsens. 

But Morse said some 

words face years in limbo as 

wordsmiths wait to see if 

they are just fads. 

Dave Wilton, author of 

“Word Myths: Debunking 

Linguistic Urban Legends,” 

said it’s difficult to draw 

conclusions about trends in 

society with just ahandful of 

new words. 

“It’s also an editorial 

decision and reflects what 

the (dictionary) editors 

deemed important that year,” 

Wilton said. “Most of these 

words have been around for 

awhile but for some reason 

they grabbed the attention of 

editors this time.” 

Researchers often keep 

track of words over many 

years. One to watch: prepone. 

The word is commonly 

used in India among 

English-speaking Indians 

and refers to the act of 

arranging for an event to 

take place earlier than originally 

planned — the opposite 

of postpone. 

“Prepone didn’t make it 

this time,” Morse said. “But 

we know about it.” 

Merriam-Webster Inc. has 

added more than 100 entries 

to the latest edition of its 

Collegiate Dictionary.Here are 

some, along with the year in 

which Merriam-Webster 

researchers first found them 

used in an English-language 

publication, and their meanings: 

Acai (1868): asmall dark 

purple fleshy berrylike fruit of a 

tall slender palm (Euterpe oleracea) 

of tropical Central and 

South America that is often 

used in beverages. 

Carbon footprint (1999): 

the negative impact that something 

(as aperson or business) 

has on the environment; 

specifically: the amount of carbon 

emitted by something during 

agiven period. 

Cardioprotective (1984): 

serving to protect the heart. 

Earmark (15c): aprovision 

in Congressional legislation 

that allocates a specified 

amount of money for aspecific 

project, program, or organization. 

Fan fiction (1944): stories 

involving popular fictional 

characters that are written by 

fans and often posted on the 

Internet. 

Flash mob (1987): agroup 

of people summoned (as by e- 

mail or text message) to adesignated 

location at aspecified 

time to perform an indicated 

action before dispersing. 

Frenemy (1977): one who 

pretends to be afriend but is 

actually an enemy. 

Goji (2003): the dark red 

mildly tart berry of a thorny 

chiefly Asian shrub (Lycium 

barbarum) that is typically 

Wet Day atthe Swim Meet 

dried and used in beverages. 

Green-collar (1990): of, 

relating to, or involving actions 

for protecting the natural environment. 

jobs 

Haram (1979): forbidden 

by Islamic law. foods 

Locavore (2005): one who 

eats foods grown locally whenever 

possible. 

Memory foam (1987): a 

dense polyurethane foam that 

becomes more pliable when in 

contact with heat. 

Missalette (1973): ashortened 

form of a missal published 

periodically for congregational 

use. 

Naproxen (1971): an analgesic 

and antipyretic NSAID 

C14H14O3 often used in the 

form of its sodium salt. 

Neuroprotective (1987): 

serving to protect neurons 

from injury or degeneration. 

drugs 

Pharmacogenetics 


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The word “staycation” appears inthe most recent 

edition of the Collegiate Dictionary atthe headquarters 

ofthe Merriam-Webster dictionary publisher 

in Springfield, Mass. 

(1960): the study of how 

genetic differences among 

individuals cause varied 

responses to adrug. 

Physiatry (1947): physical 

medicine and rehabilitation. 

Reggaeton (2003): popular 

music of Puerto Rican origin 

that combines rap with 

Caribbean rhythms. 

Shawarma (1953): asandwich 

esp. of sliced lamb or 

chicken, vegetables, and often 

tahini wrapped in pita bread. 

Sock puppet (1959): a 

false online identity used for 

deceptive purposes. 

Staycation (2005): avacation 

spent at home or nearby. 

Vlog (2002): a blog that 

contains video material. 

Waterboarding (2004): an 

interrogation technique in 

which water is forced into a 

detainee’s mouth and nose so 

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Sun and Moon 

Sunrise today ........... 6:35 a.m. 

Sunset tonight .......... 8:55 p.m. 

Last New First Full 

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98 98 98 99 100 97 

July 21 

July 28 

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Gainesville 

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Albany 

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Atlanta 

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Macon 

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Cordele 

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Athens 

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Valdosta 

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Augusta 

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Dublin 

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Savannah 

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Brunswick 

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City Hi/Lo/W Hi/Lo/W Hi/Lo/W City Hi/Lo/W Hi/Lo/W Hi/Lo/W 

Albany 90/70/t 91/72/pc 94/74/pc 

Atlanta 86/69/pc 88/69/s 91/73/pc 

Athens 87/67/pc 88/68/s 92/69/pc 

Augusta 88/67/t 93/68/s 95/70/pc 

Brunswick 84/74/t 85/74/t 89/76/pc 

College Park 86/69/pc 88/69/s 90/73/pc 

Columbus 90/72/t 90/70/s 93/73/pc 

Gainesville 86/68/pc 87/68/pc 89/70/pc 

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La Grange 90/65/pc 88/64/s 90/68/pc 

Macon 90/68/t 92/68/s 94/72/pc 

Marietta 89/65/pc 89/66/s 91/67/pc 

Newton 92/68/t 92/72/pc 94/74/pc 

Rome 88/68/pc 94/67/pc 95/68/pc 

Savannah 86/71/t 87/71/t 93/73/pc 

Sparta 88/65/t 90/68/s 94/70/pc 

Valdosta 90/69/t 89/71/t 92/72/pc 

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San Francisco 

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Los Angeles 

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Anchorage 76/58/s 78/58/s 77/57/s 

Baltimore 82/64/s 85/68/pc 86/66/pc 

Billings 84/56/pc 88/58/s 83/58/pc 

Boise 89/60/s 93/65/pc 92/60/pc 

Buffalo 82/68/pc 75/57/t 75/58/pc 

Charlotte 86/67/pc 90/70/s 92/70/pc 

Cheyenne 84/56/t 85/58/t 87/58/pc 

Chicago 84/67/t 81/58/t 84/63/pc 

Cincinnati 90/68/s 87/65/t 83/64/pc 

Cleveland 84/67/pc 82/62/t 81/61/pc 

Dallas 102/78/s 103/78/s 103/79/pc 

Billings 

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El Paso 

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Denver 

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Minneapolis 

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Houston 

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Chicago 

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Kansas City 

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Denver 94/60/t 86/60/t 91/61/pc 

Detroit 84/64/t 83/60/t 82/60/pc 

Indianapolis 88/67/pc 85/66/t 83/65/pc 

Kansas City 94/73/t 93/71/t 93/75/t 

Las Vegas 105/80/s 107/84/s 109/84/s 

Los Angeles 84/64/pc 84/64/pc 86/64/pc 

Memphis 98/75/s 94/75/pc 91/75/pc 

Miami 92/79/t 91/79/t 90/78/pc 

Milwaukee 80/64/t 78/62/t 80/61/pc 

Minneapolis 79/60/pc 79/64/s 83/65/pc 

NewOrleans 94/76/t 93/76/t 93/77/pc 

NewYork 78/63/pc 81/70/pc 83/67/t 

Detroit 

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Atlanta 

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NewYork 

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Washington 

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Miami 

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YOUTH SWIMMING: DALTON DOLPHINS 

BY BEN WALKER 


Clarence Eckstein grew upin 

Ohio, when agreat summer day 

meant driving 21/2 hours with his 

dad to see Pete Rose and the Big 

Red Machine. 

At 51, Eckstein still cheers for 

Cincinnati. From home, on TV. 

“Tickets, gas, food, it’s afew 

hundred dollars,” hesaid. “Other 

bills are more of apriority.” 

He’s got company. The high 

price of attending games is by far 

the biggest problem in Major 

League Baseball, an Associated 

Press-Knowledge Networks poll 

of fans released Thursday shows. 

A whopping 63 percent said 

the steep cost was the game’s top 

trouble — up from 45 percent in a 

survey right before opening day. 

Worries over players making too 

much money or taking steroids 

lagged behind. 

“It’s sad when people can’t 

afford to come to a game. No 

doubt. Iwould love for every kid 

and every adulttobeabletoafford 

to come to a ballpark,” Texas 

Rangers pitcher Eddie Guardado 

said. “Somebody’s going to come 

up with agood idea to fix it.” 

MLB attendance is down more 

than 6 percent this season. The 

average ticket priceis$26.64, up 5 

percent overlast season, according 

to the Team Marketing Report. 

In other poll results: 

• 72 percent of respondents 

said MLB is not doing enough to 

prevent the use of performanceenhancing 

drugs. 

• 15 percent of fans who went 

to agame last year said theyaren’t 

likely to attend agame this year. 

• About two-thirds said neither 

Manny Ramirez, Alex Rodriguez, 

Barry Bonds or Sammy Sosa 

should be allowed into the Hall of 

Fame if they are found to have 

taken steroids or performanceenhancing 

drugs. 

Fans said soaring salaries (18 

percent) and players taking 

banned drugs (14 percent) also 

were concerns. But more than 

anything, they felt priced out. 

 

An AP-Knowledge Networks poll of 

fans shows the high price of 

attending games is the biggest 

problem with Major League Baseball. 

1. Did you personally attend a 

Major League Baseball game: 

2008 2009 

No, did not attend agame 

67 

2. Which of the following 

statements BEST represent the 

biggest problem with MLB? 

March 31 July 6 

Players make too much money 

29% 

18 

Use of steroids and other 

performance-enhancing drugs (PEDs) 

19 

14 

Costs too much to attend agame 

45 

63 

Games are too long Refused 

6 

4 

0 

1 

Poll conducted on the Internet involved 

online interviews with 655 adults who 

said they were interested in MLB. 

SOURCE: AP-Knowledge Networks 

81 

AP 

Players said they understand. 

“It’s definitely a big concern 

for me,” Minnesota Twins outfielder 

Denard Span said. 

“Without the fans, this game, I 

don’t think it really exists. 

MLB said two-thirds of its 30 

teams cut their average ticket price 

or some level ofseats this season. 

The AP-Knowledge Networks 

poll was conducted June 26 to 

July 5and involved online interviews 

with 655 adults who said 

they were interested in Major 

League Baseball. It has amargin 

of sampling error of plus or minus 

3.8 percentage points. 

The poll wasconducted overthe 

Internet by Knowledge Networks, 

which initially contacted people 

using traditional telephone polling 

methods and followed with online 

interviews. People chosen for the 

study who had no Internet access 

were givenitfor free. 


Hunter Mulkey swims the 50-yard breaststroke while competing for the Dalton Dolphins in a 

Chattanooga Area Swim League meet against Ridgeside on Thursday atthe Dalton Recreation 

Center. Mulkey won to remain undefeated in the event against CASL competition this summer, 

another sign of his rapid progress since making abigger commitment to the sport this year. 

Ahungry Hunter 

Past swims, future goalsmotivate 

BY MARTY KIRKLAND 

martykirkland@daltoncitizen.com 

Hunter Mulkey started swimming 

competitively three years ago 

to fill the time in between football 

and baseball seasons at Dalton 

Middle School and keep in shape 

for both of those sports. 

A couple of records, some 

encouraging words and adominating 

summer season later,the Dalton 

Dolphins swimmer believes his 

future is in the pool and is intent on 

working to check off some big 

goals over the next few years. 

Mulkey,a14-year-old freshmanto-be 

at Dalton High, said he’sbeen 

swimming for fun since before his 

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second birthday, but had to make 

quite afew adjustments when he 

joined the Dalton Middle Cougars 

swim team as asixth grader. 

“I wasn’t very good in sixth 

grade. In seventh grade Idid really 

good because Istarted training hard 

and figured I’dbepretty good at it,” 

Mulkey said Thursday at the 

Dalton Recreation Center as he and 

his fellow Dolphins waited out a 

weather delay to start their 

Chattanooga Area Swim League 

meet against Ridgeside. 

“It was really weird at first 

because everybody around me 

would be doing the real strokes and 

Iwould be like, ‘How doyou do 

this? How doyou do that?’ It just 

confused me, then finally (coach 

Charles Todd) pulled me over and 

showed me how todoeverything.” 

Also not automatic to Mulkey 

wasthe discipline necessary to keep 

up with the rigorous training swimming 

requires as its participants 

➣ Please see HUNTER, 2B 

COMMENTARY 

Bad news, 

good news 

for Falcons 

The Atlanta Falcons squad 

that takes the field this 

fall should be better than 

the team that surprised the 

league last year. Offseason 

moves infree agency and on 

draft day bolstered the roster 

and the trade for future Hall of 

Famer Tony Gonzalez was also 

adeft move. 

However, 

the Falcons 

have been so 

far unable to 

fill several 

glaring holes, 

most noticeably 

at cornerback. 

For a 

team that has 

to be looked 

Jimmy 

Espy 

at as aSuper 

Bowl contender, 

that’s 

somewhat of 

asurprise. 

■ WHAT GOT DONE: 

Gonzalez should give quarterback 

Matt Ryan another big target. 

The aging but still active 

tight end is abig improvement 

➣ Please see ESPY, 2B 

AUTO RACING: NASCAR 

AP PHOTO 

Kyle Busch and Kasey Kahne (9) slide across the finish line 

after a crash on the final lap Saturday night at Daytona 

International Speedway. The already dangerous nature of auto 

racing would seem to make astrict drug policy agiven, but 

some believe NASCAR’s has room for improvement. 

Experts say NASCAR 

drug policy needs work 

BY EDDIE PELLS 


COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. 

— Although NASCAR contends it 

has the best anti-doping procedures 

in sports, some experts see flaws in 

the policy and question whether 

drivers are getting afair shake in 

the lab or asafe ride on the track. 

The debate between outfits that 

run Olympic-style testing programs 

and leagues that enforce their own 

— NASCAR, baseball and the NFL 

among them — has been going on 

for awhile, but it’s taking on new 

relevance in the wake of Jeremy 

Mayfield’s case against NASCAR. 

NASCAR suspended the 40-yearold 

driver May 9, eight days after 

failing arandom drug test. NASCAR 

has said Mayfield tested positive for 

methamphetamine, buthehas denied 

ever using the illegaldrug. 

➣ Please see POLICY, 2B 

GOLF: STATEAMATEUR 

Twofrom area among 

top 10 after first round 

FROM STAFF REPORTS 

With a4-under par 67 in the 

opening round of the Georgia 

Amateur Championship, David 

Noll Jr. took a good first step 

toward abid for his second win at 

the Georgia State Golf Association 

tournament. 

Not too far behind with an 

opening 69, Seth Brandon, another 

Daltonian, served notice he 

might be on the way tocontending 

for his first state amateur title. 

Noll — the tourney’s 2003 

champion — made four birdies 

and avoided any bogeys on the 

6,515-yard layout at Country 

Club of Columbus to end 

Thursday one stroke behind 

leader Michael Green of Augusta. 

Green split his round down the 

middle, shooting a33going out 

and coming in, and overcame a 

double bogey onthe par-3 No. 8. 

Brandon, who recently finished 

his collegiate career at 

Indiana, is tied with five others for 

eighth place at the tourney, which 

will be cut to the low 70players 

Noll 

Brandon 

and ties and anyone within 10 

strokes of the leader after today’s 

second round. 

Other area players will have 

more work to do to stay alive in 

the tourney. 

The next-best round from a 

local golfer came from Dalton’s 

Hudson Keener, who shot a 77 

and is tied for 89th with 12 others. 

Rocky Face’s Chase Miller and 

Will Snipes and Chatsworth’sTerry 

Miller are tiedwith sevenothers for 

102nd after rounds of 78. 

Matt Oxford, also of Rocky 

Face, is 126th in the 155-player 

field after turning in an opening 

round of 80. 

Tony 

Blackwell 

of Dalton 

Winner of the 

2009 Dalton 

Parks and 

Recreation 

Department 

Men’s Softball 

Home Run 

Derby at 

Heritage Point 

Park

2B Friday, July 10, 2009 

GOLF: ROUNDUP 

AP PHOTO 

Maria Jose Uribe lines 

up aput on the fourth 

green Thursday during 

the first round of the 

U.S. Women’s Open. 

Jantzen 

impresses 

at Deere 

THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 

SILVIS, Ill. — Lee 

Janzen stirred some memories 

and wastied with 

Darron Stiles for the lead 

after firing a7-under 64 in 

the first round of the John 

Deere Classic on Thursday. 

Janzen has not wonon 

the PGA Tour since he 

captured his second U.S. 

Open in 1998, yet he’sin 

position after an impressive 

start at TPC Deere Run. 

The 44-year-old was at 

8under after birdies on 

the 16th and 17th holes 

and played bogey-free golf 

until the 18th, when he hit 

abunker and missed an 8- 

foot par putt. He was off 

the course by the time 

Stiles sunk aseven-foot 

putt for birdie on the same 

hole to forge the tie. 

J.J. Henry, Matt 

Bettencourt and Dean 

Wilson were all one 

stroke off the lead at 65. 

Last year’s winner 

Kenny Perry, who’s second 

on the money list, 

opened with a68, while 

U.S. Open champion 

Lucas Glover and Zach 

Johnson shot 69. It was 

not agood day for David 

Duval, who finished with 

a75and was indanger of 

missing the cut after a 

surprising three-way tie 

for second at the U.S. 

Open last month. 

■ In Bethlehem, Pa., 

Na Yeon Choi of South 

Korea birdied her first 

three holes, and four of 

her first five, for a3-under 

68 and aone-stroke lead 

after the first round of the 

U.S. Women’s Open. 

Top-ranked Lorena 

Ochoa, 2007 champion 

Cristie Kerr and qualifier 

Jean Reynolds opened 

with 2-under 69s, and Hee 

Young Park, also of South 

Korea, was another stroke 

back after a70. 

The biggest week in 

women’s golf is being 

overshadowed by reports 

that LPGA Tour commissioner 

Carolyn Bivens 

could be leaving her post 

as soon as next week. 

Just as Choi was completing 

her round, Golf 

Digest and Golfweek 

Magazine, citing sources, 

reported on their Web 

sites that Bivens’ fouryear 

tenure with the tour 

is coming to an end. 

The move comes after 

calls for her resignation 

by key players. 

Easily overlooked in 

the fallout of the LPGA 

brouhaha were solid 

rounds by Choi, the runner-up 

for rookie of the 

year in 2008, Ochoa, who 

is seeking her first 

Women’s Open title, and 

Kerr, aiming for her second 

championship crown. 

OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) 

— Hall of Famer Rickey 

Henderson is getting his due 

from the Oakland Athletics. 

The A’s will retire 

Henderson’s No. 24 jersey 

during apregame ceremony 

Espy: Tight budget 

➣ Continued from page 1B 

over what the Birds had 

coming back at the position. 

My only question is how his 

arrival will affect wide 

receiver Michael Jenkins, 

who likes to work the same 

part of the field where 

Gonzalez excels. 

The Falcons were very 

quiet in free agency, but did 

bring in veteran linebacker 

Mike Peterson, who they 

hope will start outside. 

Peterson is better in the middle, 

but that spot is manned 

by the young and talented 

Curtis Lofton. 

On draft day, the Birds 

used their four picks in the 

first four rounds to strengthen 

their defense. 

Toppick Peria Jerry 

should start right away at 

tackle. Safety William 

Moore was abargain in the 

second round and will earn 

the starting position by the 

end of the season. 

Third-rounder 

Christopher Owens has talent, 

but figures to be one of 

the guys in the muddle at 

cornerback. 

Fourth-rounder Lawrence 

Sidbury is aspeed rusher 

who needs alot of work but 

could become anice player. 

Atlanta isn’t happy with 

Jamaal Anderson’s lack of 

development at end and may 

move him inside, which 

would give Sidbury achance 

to play more. 

■ WHAT DIDN’T: 

Cornerback looks like a 

Aug. 1, deemed “Rickey 

Henderson Day” by the club 

in tribute of the career runs 

and stolen bases leader. 

Henderson, 50, spent the 

majority of his 25 big league 

seasons with Oakland, which 

potential killer. Chris 

Houston has potential but is 

coming along slowly.Who 

knows who will start opposite 

him? 

VonHutchins has some 

experience but iscoming 

back from abad injury. 

Brent Grimes and Chevis 

Jackson look like nickel or 

dime backs, as does Owens. 

Atlanta would do well to 

look make arun at one of 

the league’s disgruntled veteran 

corners if they can pull 

off areasonable deal. 

Peterson should help 

some at outside linebacker 

for year or two, but ifthirdyear-man 

Stephen Nicholas 

doesn’t make abig jump in 

performance soon, there will 

be agaping hole to fill at the 

other spot. CoyWire helps 

some, butAtlanta needs an 

upgrade here. 

It was aproductive offseason, 

but the Falcons 

should have moved more 

aggressively for aveteran 

cornerback and they need 

more depth on the offensive 

line. They were awfully 

tight with apenny infree 

agency and that could turn 

out to be very foolish decision 

if injuries hit hard. 

(Note: Be sure to check 

out daltoncitizen.com for an 

upcoming column on how 

the Falcons’ NFC South 

peers did in the offseason.) 

Jimmy Espy is executive 

editor of The Daily Citizen. 

Youcan write to him at jimmyespy@daltoncitizen.com. 

Long time coming: A’swill honor ‘Prince of Thieves’ 

selected him in the fourth 

round of the 1976 amateur 

draft. 

Henderson will be inducted 

into the Hall of Fame in 

Cooperstown, N.Y., on July 

26. 


Hunter: Built for breaststroke, works on discipline 


Last week, afederal judge 

issued an injunction and 

overturned the drug suspension 

to let Mayfield to compete. 

NASCAR is appealing 

the judge’s ruling, saying 

that allowing “a proven 

methamphetamine user” 

back on the track could lead 

to fatal consequences for 

other competitors and fans. 

The Mayfield case “will 

be used as Exhibit 1ofwhat 

can go horribly wrong when 

you don’t have aneffective 

policy inplace,” said Travis 

Tygart, the CEO of the U.S. 

Anti-Doping Association, 

which oversees America’s 

Olympic athletes. 


Molly Smith comes up for abreath of air while competing 

for the Dalton Dolphins in the 50-yard 

freestyle swim for 9-10-year-old girls on Thursday. 

The Dolphins defeated Ridgeside, 464-278. 

progress and age. It wasn’t 

his primary sport, he figured, 

so if he missed apractice that 

was nobig loss to him. 

But by the end of his seventh 

grade season, he was 

successful enough to be part 

of a record-breaking 200- 

meter medley relay team. 

As an eighth-grader, he 

shaved some four seconds 

off Dalton Middle’s 100 

breaststroke mark with a 

1:07.36 — a record previously 

owned by Trey Tharpe, 

who went on to astandout 

career at Dalton High and 

earned a spot on the 

University of South 

Carolina’s swim team. 

Suddenly, Mulkey knew 

he had potential worth 

investing in via alittle more 

time in the pool. 

“Coach Todd said, ‘You 

should probably stick with 

this,’” Mulkey recalled. “So 

I’ve stuck with it.” 

This season is Mulkey’s 

first of full-fledged competition 

with the Carpet Capital 

Aquatics Club, ayear-round 

program for which he began 

turning up at twice-daily 

workouts over the winter, 

including a5:30 a.m. practice 

that’s a gut check for 

many young swimmers, said 

Todd, who oversees the 

CCAC Makos as well as the 

Dalton High and Dalton 

Middle teams, plus the 

Dalton Dolphins — the summer 

recreational extension of 

the CCAC. 

“He’s really come on 

strong,” Todd said. “He’s a 

real talent. Right now he’s 

ranked 16th in the country in 

the 13-14 age group on the 

50 breaststroke. 

“And he’s inthe top 200 

out of all these thousands of 

swimmers on the 100 breast, 

“The truly clean drivers, 

frankly, should be outraged,” 

Tygart said. “Because you 

either have adrug user who 

got off onatechnicality due 

to poor policy, or you have a 

clean athlete who is falsely 

accused.” 

NASCAR spokesman 

RamseyPoston conceded the 

policy wasn’t perfect, and 

that NASCAR is always 

looking for places to make 

improvements. But nobody, 

he said, should question the 

intent. A big difference 

between NASCAR and other 

sports is NASCAR must be 

on the lookout for drugs that 

enhance performance and 

those that impair it. 

“Our sport is different, and 

so being anew swimmer and 

moving up that quickly is 

real good and it’s real good 

for our future.” 

Mulkey is still learning, 

to be sure, but has shown 

great promise in the breaststroke, 

where “ankle flexibility” 

and astrong upper body 

have made abig difference, 

said Todd, who also works 

with Mulkey closely since 

he’s part of the senior division 

(ages 13-18) swimmers. 

Plus, the breaststroke is 

where Mulkey says he has 

the most fun — and it’s no 

coincidence that it’s the 

that’s why, again, maybe the 

whole issue is so simple it 

confuses people,”Poston said. 

Despite being cleared to 

race, Mayfield couldn’t find 

aride for last weekend’srace 

at Daytona, and on Thursday, 

his attorney said he would 

not be in Chicago for this 

weekend’s race. 

Experts from the World 

Anti-Doping Agency and the 

Anti-Doping Research lab in 

Los Angeles joined Tygart in 

flagging a number of elements 

in the NASCAR policy 

that don’t conform to standards 

used by Olympic sports. 

Among the flaws, they 

said, was NASCAR’s lack of 

a published list of banned 

substances for drivers. 

stroke where, relatively 

speaking, he’s athis fastest. 

“It’s not tough for me,” 

Mulkey said. “It’s about 

technique and having really 

strong legs.” 

Mulkey’s future goals 

include setting Dalton 

High’s 100 breaststroke 

record as afreshman, earning 

acollege scholarship and 

— biggest of all — swimming 

his way into the 

Olympics. 

The easygoing nature of 

summer swimming may not 

contribute alot to completing 

that checklist. 

The nature of the 

Dolphins’ competition in the 

Chattanooga Area Swim 

League doesn’t make winning 

an afterthought, but 

with novices inthe mix to 

allow them to learn how 

competitive meets work, it’s 

not nearly as serious as the 

year-round or scholastic programs. 

But it does keep the athletes 

in the water, adding 

some polish to those strokes, 

working on their sprint skills 

and bridging the gap 

between the other seasons. 

That’s good for swimmers 

on the rise likeMulkey, 

who seems eager to get to 

“Unfathomable,” said 

Gary Wadler, who helps 

design WADA’s list of 

banned substances. “I can’t 

conceive of any athlete who 

was going to be drug tested 

and not knowwhat drugs they 

can take and are not allowed 

to take. It makes no sense to 

me. The whole program is a 

nonstarter without alist.” 

NASCAR disputes that, 

saying there is, in fact, alist 

that was distributed to teams 

at the beginning of the season 

when they were required 

to have their crews drug tested. 

That list was nowhere as 

detailed as the list WADA 

puts out, but NASCAR has a 

reason for that, as well. 

“I wish someone would 

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“I’ve talked to afew college 

coaches,”hesaid. “They 

said my times could be really 

good.” 

The Dolphins defeated 

Ridgeside 464-278 in their 

final regular season meet, 

finishing the CASL’s top 

division schedule with a4-3 

record. 

Leading scorers for Dalton 

on Thursday were Jamey 

Fuller, Joana Rosales, Ethan 

Young, Taylor Dale and 

Stephen Jones, who all scored 

the meet maximum of 19 

points. Other scorers in double 

figures were Emilio Valdez, 

Caroline Mathis, Rebecca 

Davis (17 points); Ethan 

Pence, Anna Hannah, Alan 

Trejo (15); Oscar Chenard, 

Tanner Storey (14); Chas 

Jones, Omar Farag (13); Elle 

Lyle, Romina Mendoza, 

Stephanie Saad-Naguib (11); 

and JonathanShaheen, Hunter 

Crowand Ali Valdez (10). 

Still ahead over the next 

couple weeks are several district- 

and state-level meets 

for the Dolphins, plus the 

CASL’s season-ending 

event, the City Meet, on July 

17-18 at Chattanooga’s 

Baylor School. 

Policy: Mayfield has sport under the microscope 


look up that WADA list and 

attempt to tell me if it educates 

them on what they can 

or cannot take,” said David 

Black, CEO of the Aegis 

Sciences Corp., which runs 

NASCAR’sprogram. “Every 

participant has my cell 

phone number. Any participant 

is allowed to call me 

about any issue related to a 

supplement, aprescription. I 

do speak with them. They’re 

all given that opportunity.” 

Tygart also said testing 

programsshould be transparent, 

independent from the 

sport, and should include 

effective sanctions that are 

clearly spelled out, along 

with afair process for those 

who are being punished. 

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SPORTS BRIEFS 

Kuester the new 

coach in Detroit 

AUBURN HILLS, 

Mich. — Cavaliers assistant 

John Kuester was 

introduced Thursday as 

the Detroit Pistons’ sixth 

coach in 10 years. 

Kuester replaces 

Michael Curry, who was 

fired on June 30 after 

going 39-43 in his first 

season and being swept by 

Cleveland in the first 

round of the playoffs. 

Detroit had reached the 

Eastern Conference finals 

in the previous six seasons 

under Rick Carlisle, Larry 

Brown and Flip Saunders. 

Kuester has 19 years of 

NBA experience, including 

13 as an assistant with 

five teams, but hasn’t 

been apro head coach. 

Olympic TV not 

supported by IOC 

LONDON — The 

International Olympic 

Committee chastised U.S. 

Olympic officials on 

Thursday for “unilaterally” 

launching their owntelevision 

network, warning the 

project could jeopardize 

relations with Olympic 

broadcaster NBC. 

The IOC accused the 

U.S. Olympic Committee 

of acting hastily by 

announcing plans 

Wednesday for the “U.S. 

Olympic Network.” 

The IOC said the venture 

“raises complex legal 

and contractual issues and 

could have anegative 

impact on our relationships 

with other Olympic 

broadcasters and sponsors.” 

Fans’ vote puts in 

two more players 

NEW YORK — 

Philadelphia Phillies outfielder 

Shane Victorino 

and Detroit Tigers third 

baseman Brandon Inge 

have been elected by fans 

to Tuesday’sAll-Star 

game in record-shattering 

voting exclusively on 

MLB.com, the official 

Website of Major League 

Baseball, and the individual 

club sites. 

Victorino received 

15.6 million votes and 

was followed by San 

Francisco’s Pablo 

Sandoval, Arizona’s Mark 

Reynolds, the Los 

Angeles Dodgers’ Matt 

Kemp and Washington’s 

Cristian Guzman. 

Inge got 11.8 million 

ballots. 

Tourney leader: 

It’s not over yet 

LAS VEGAS — The 

chip leader at the World 

Series of Poker main 

event says his lead meant 

little as players took a 

break from the felt on 

Thursday. 

“I’m doing good, but I 

know it’s still along way 

to go,”Amir Lehavot told 

The Associated Press. 

“One step at atime, I 

guess.” 

Lehavot, a34-year-old 

online player from 

Weston, Fla., said he’s 

looking to do more than 

just cash in the $10,000 

buy-in no-limit Texas 

Hold ’em tournament that 

returns to action today. 

He said he wasluckyto 

survive the tournament in 

his first session after going 

down to 7,000 chips. 

Another mark in 

bag for swimmer 

INDIANAPOLIS — 

Michael Phelps owns a 

world record that had 

eluded him for years. 

He won the 100-meter 

butterfly at the U.S. 

national championships 

Thursday night in 50.22 

seconds, lowering Ian 

Crocker’s mark of 50.40 

set at the 2005 world 

championships in 

Montreal. 

Phelps currently holds 

individual world records 

in the 100 and 200 flys, 

200 and 400 individual 

medleys, and the 200 

free. 

Phelps’ victory gave 

him aspot in the event at 

the world championships 

later this month in Rome. 

—The Associated Press 

TELEVISION 

On Today 

AUTO RACING 

8a.m. 

SPEED — Formula One, practice for Grand Prix of 

Germany, at Nuerburg, Germany 

3p.m. 

ESPN2 — NASCAR, Nationwide Series,pole qualifying 

for Dollar General 300, at Joliet, Ill. 

5p.m. 

SPEED — NASCAR, Sprint Cup, practice for 

LifeLock.com 400, at Joliet, Ill. 

6p.m. 

SPEED — NASCAR, Sprint Cup, “Happy Hour 

Series,” final practice for LifeLock.com 400, at 

Joliet, Ill. 

8p.m. 

ESPN — NASCAR, Nationwide Series, Dollar 

General 300, at Joliet, Ill. 

BOXING 

10 p.m. 

ESPN2 — Cruiserweights, Matt Godfrey (18-1-0) 

vs.Shawn Hawk (18-0-1), at Philadelphia 

CYCLING 

8a.m. 

VERSUS — Tour de France, stage 7, Barcelona, 

Spain to Arcalis, Andorra 

Noon 


Spain to Arcalis, Andorra (same-day tape) 

8p.m. 


Spain to Arcalis, Andorra (same-day tape) 

GOLF 

10 a.m. 

TGC — European PGA Tour, Scottish Open, second 

round, at Glasgow, Scotland 

1p.m. 

TGC — Nationwide Tour, Wayne Gretzky Charity 

Classic, second round, at Clarksburg, Ontario 

2p.m. 

ESPN — USGA, U.S. Women’s Open 

Championship, second round, at Bethlehem, Pa. 

3p.m. 

TGC — PGA Tour, John Deere Classic, second 

round, at Silvis, Ill. 

6:30 p.m. 

TGC — Champions Tour, 3MChampionship, first 

round, at Blaine, Minn. (same-day tape) 

MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL 

2:10 p.m. 

WGN — St. Louis at Chicago Cubs 

9:10 p.m. 

SPORTSOUTH — Atlanta at Colorado 

TRANSACTIONS 

Thursday’s Moves 

BASEBALL 

American League 

CLEVELAND INDIANS—Assigned LHP Jeremy 

Sowers to Columbus (IL). Activated RHP Rafael 

Betancourt from the 15-day DL. 

DETROIT TIGERS—Sent INF-OF Don Kelly outright 

to Toledo (IL). 

National League 

CHICAGO CUBS—Optioned RHP Kevin Hart to 

Iowa (PCL). Activated LHP Jason Waddell from the 

15-day DLand optioned him to Iowa. 

FLORIDA MARLINS—Activated RHP Kiko Calero 

from the 15-day DL. Optioned RHP Tim Wood to 

New Orleans (PCL). 

NEW YORK METS—Placed OF Fernando 

Martinez on the 15-day DL, retroactive toJuly 4. 

Recalled INF Argenis Reyes from Buffalo (IL). 

BASKETBALL 

National Basketball Association 

CHARLOTTE BOBCATS—Announced the resignation 

of chief financial officer Michael Behrman. 

Named Bill Duffy interim chief financial officer. 

CHICAGO BULLS—Signed FJames Johnson and 

FTaj Gibson. 

CLEVELAND CAVALIERS—Agreed to terms with 

C-F Anderson Varejao on amultiyear contract. 

DETROIT PISTONS—Named John Kuester 

coach. 

LOS ANGELES CLIPPERS—Signed F Blake 

Griffin. 

NEW YORK KNICKS—Signed GToney Douglas. 

ORLANDO MAGIC—Re-signed G-F Hedo 

Turkoglu and traded him to Toronto for cash. 

Orlando also received cash from Dallas which sent 

G-F Antoine Wright and G-F Devean George to 

Toronto for FShawn Marion, FKris Humphries and 

CNathan Jawai. Dallas sent G-F Jerry Stackhouse 

to Memphis forGGreg Buckner.Memphis received 

asecond-round pick and cash from Toronto. 

SAN ANTONIO SPURS—Agreed to terms with F 

Antonio McDyess. 

FOOTBALL 

National Football League 

ARIZONA CARDINALS—Signed S Rashad 

Johnson to a three-year contract. Released WR 

Shane Morales. 

CINCINNATI BENGALS—Signed FB Fui 

Vakapuna. 

JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS—Signed WR Mike 

Thomas.Released DB Calvin Lowry. 

Canadian Football League 

WINNIPEG BLUE BOMBERS—Acquired DL Pat 

MacDonald from Calgary for future considerations. 

HOCKEY 

National Hockey League 

ANAHEIM DUCKS—Signed DNick Boynton to a 

one-year contract. 

CAROLINA HURRICANES—Signed D Casey 

Borer and GJustin Peters to one-year contracts. 

CHICAGO BLACKHAWKS—Signed LW Peter 

MacArthur and DRichard Petiot to one-year contracts. 

COLORADO AVALANCHE—Announced the 

retirement of CJoe Sakic. 

LOS ANGELES KINGS—Agreed to terms with F 

Scott Parse on aone-year contract. 

SAN JOSE SHARKS—Agreed to terms with DRob 

Blake onaone-year contract and DKent Huskins 

on atwo-year contract. 

TAMPA BAY LIGHTNING—Signed D Victor 

Hedman to athree-year contract. 

COLLEGE 

HOFSTRA—Named Zach Tanelli men’s assistant 

wrestling coach. 

OHIO STATE—Named Dave Dobbins men’s assistant 

lacrosse coach. 

MCNEESE STATE—Named Jada Mincy women’s 

assistant basketball coach. 

SCOREBOARD 

NEWBERRY—Promoted Jim Greene to men’s and 

women’s tennis coach. 

NJIT—Named Matt Koscs athletic trainer and JR 

Martins women’s interim volleyball coach. 

PENN STATE—Named Brendan Lynch men’s 

assistant tennis coach. 

POINT PARK—Named Loren Torres baseball 

coach. 

PRO BASEBALL 

MLB Glance 

NATIONAL LEAGUE 

East Division 

W L Pct GB 

Philadelphia 45 38 .542 — 

Florida 44 42 .512 21/2 

Atlanta 41 43 .488 41/2 

NewYork 40 44 .476 51/2 

Washington 25 59 .298 20 1/2 

Central Division 

W L Pct GB 

St. Louis 47 40 .540 — 

Milwaukee 44 41 .518 2 

Chicago 41 41 .500 31/2 

Houston 42 43 .494 4 

Cincinnati 41 43 .488 41/2 

Pittsburgh 38 47 .447 8 

West Division 

W L Pct GB 

Los Angeles 54 31 .635 — 

San Francisco 46 38 .548 71/2 

Colorado 45 39 .536 81/2 

Arizona 36 49 .424 18 

San Diego 35 49 .417 18 1/2 

——— 

Wednesday’s Scores 

Houston 5, Pittsburgh 0 

Atlanta 4, Chicago Cubs 1 

Colorado 10, Washington 4 

Arizona 6, San Diego 2 

Florida 7, San Francisco 0 

Philadelphia 3, Cincinnati 2 

N.Y.Mets 5, L.A. Dodgers 4 

Milwaukee 5, St. Louis 4 

Thursday’s Scores 

St. Louis 5, Milwaukee 1 

Philadelphia 9, Cincinnati 6 

L.A. Dodgers 11, N.Y.Mets 2 

Washington 11, Houston 10, 11 innings 

Houston 9, Washington 4 

Atlanta at Colorado, late 

Florida at Arizona, late 

San Diego at San Francisco, late 

Today’s Games 

St. Louis (C.Carpenter 6-3) at Chicago Cubs 

(Harden 5-5), 2:20 p.m. 

Pittsburgh (Duke 8-7) at Philadelphia (Blanton 5- 

4), 7:05 p.m. 

Cincinnati (Arroyo 8-8) at N.Y. Mets (Nieve 3-2), 

7:10 p.m. 

L.A. Dodgers (Billingsley 9-4) at Milwaukee 

(Looper 7-4), 8:05 p.m. 

Washington (Olsen 2-4) at Houston (Oswalt 5-4), 

8:05 p.m. 

Atlanta (D.Lowe 7-7) at Colorado (Jimenez 6-8), 

9:10 p.m. 

Florida (Nolasco 6-6) at Arizona (Haren 8-5), 9:40 

p.m. 

San Diego (Banks 1-0) at San Francisco 

(J.Sanchez 2-8), 10:15 p.m. 

Saturday’s Games 

St. Louis at Chicago Cubs, 4:10 p.m. 

L.A. Dodgers at Milwaukee, 7:05 p.m. 

Pittsburgh at Philadelphia, 7:05 p.m. 

Washington at Houston, 7:05 p.m. 

Cincinnati at N.Y.Mets, 7:10 p.m. 

Atlanta at Colorado, 8:10 p.m. 

Florida at Arizona, 8:10 p.m. 

San Diego at San Francisco, 9:05 p.m. 

Sunday’s Games 

St. Louis at Chicago Cubs, 1:05 p.m., 1st game 

Cincinnati at N.Y.Mets, 1:10 p.m. 

Pittsburgh at Philadelphia, 1:35 p.m. 

L.A. Dodgers at Milwaukee, 2:05 p.m. 

Washington at Houston, 2:05 p.m. 

Atlanta at Colorado, 3:10 p.m. 

San Diego at San Francisco, 4:05 p.m. 

Florida at Arizona, 4:10 p.m. 

St. Louis at Chicago Cubs, 8:05 p.m., 2nd game 

AMERICAN LEAGUE 

East Division 

W L Pct GB 

Boston 51 34 .600 — 

NewYork 51 34 .600 — 

Tampa Bay 47 39 .547 41/2 

Toronto 43 44 .494 9 

Baltimore 38 47 .447 13 

Central Division 

W L Pct GB 

Detroit 46 38 .548 — 

Chicago 44 41 .518 21/2 

Minnesota 43 43 .500 4 

Kansas City 37 48 .435 91/2 

Cleveland 34 52 .395 13 

West Division 

W L Pct GB 

Texas 47 36 .566 — 

Los Angeles 46 37 .554 1 

Seattle 43 41 .512 41/2 

Oakland 35 48 .422 12 

——— 

Wednesday’s Scores 

Baltimore 5, Seattle 3 

Detroit 3, Kansas City 1 

Tampa Bay 10, Toronto 9 

Boston 5, Oakland 4 

N.Y.Yankees 4, Minnesota 3 

Chicago White Sox 5,Cleveland 1 

Texas 8, L.A. Angels 1 

Thursday’s Scores 

Tampa Bay 3,Toronto 2 

N.Y.Yankees 6, Minnesota 4 

Cleveland 10, Chicago White Sox 8 

Kansas City 8, Boston 6 

Texas at Seattle, late 

Today’s Games 

Cleveland (Cl.Lee 4-8) at Detroit (E.Jackson 6-4), 

7:05 p.m. 

Toronto (Cecil 2-1) at Baltimore (Berken 1-5), 7:05 

p.m. 

Kansas City (Bannister 6-6) at Boston (Lester 7-6), 

7:10 p.m. 

Oakland (Mazzaro 2-4) at Tampa Bay (Niemann 7- 

4), 7:38 p.m. 

Chicago White Sox (Danks 7-6) at Minnesota 

(Blackburn 7-4), 8:10 p.m. 

N.Y. Yankees (Chamberlain 4-2) at L.A. Angels 

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Friday, July 10, 2009 3B 

Quarterback’sspirit as player,smile remembered 


NASHVILLE, Tenn. — Steve 

McNair’s family, friends, former 

teammates and coaches gathered 

Thursday night along with thousands 

of fans to remember the slain ex- 

NFL quarterback’s accomplishments 

on and off the field. 

Ravens receiver Derrick Mason 

called the loss heartbreaking. 

“I still remember that smile of 

his,” Mason — who played with 

McNair in both Tennessee and 

Baltimore — said before heading 

into Mount Zion Baptist Church, 

where he was tospeak at the memorial 

service. “That’ll nevergrowold.” 

Fans lined up starting Thursday 

morning to viewMcNair’sclosed silvery-gray 

casket at afuneral home 

and later outside the church. Ahelicopter 

provided live TV footage as 

CYCLING: TOUR DE FRANCE 

Race moves into Pyrenees today 

BARCELONA, Spain 

(AP) — Asplit second offthe 

lead with the mighty Pyrenees 

looming, Lance Armstrong 

nowgets to see what his rivals 

can throwathim. 

After mostly flat, windswept 

stages along the 

Mediterranean rim this week, 

the Tour de France enters 

mountainous terrain that has 

long belonged to climbers. 

Armstrong remained just a 

fraction behind overall leader 

Fabian Cancellara of 

Switzerland on Thursday after 

a treacherous, rain-soaked 

ride filled with crashes. Thor 

Hushovd of Norway led a 

mass sprint finish to capture 

the 113-mile sixth stage from 

Gerona to Barcelona. 

The field faces a139-mile 

haul from Barcelona to 

Andorra today with agrueling 

uphill finish — the first 

and hardest of three days in 

the Pyrenees. 

“Tomorrow isanimportant 

day,” Armstrong said. “I 

don’t know ifit’s the most 

important day, but it’s definitely 

abig appointment on 

this Tour.” 

The seven-time champion 

said he was happy toemerge 

unscathed from Thursday’s 

“nervous” ride. Two spills 

marred the last six miles — 

one involving Yukiya 

Arashiro of Japan, another 

involving former world 

champion Tom Boonen of 

Belgium, one of Hushovd’s 

sprinting rivals. 

(Saunders 8-5), 10:05 p.m. 

Texas (Feldman 7-2) at Seattle (Morrow 0-3), 

10:10 p.m. 

Saturday’s Games 

N.Y.Yankees at L.A. Angels, 4:10 p.m. 

Oakland at Tampa Bay, 6:08 p.m. 

Cleveland at Detroit, 7:05 p.m. 

Toronto at Baltimore, 7:05 p.m. 

Chicago White Sox atMinnesota, 7:10 p.m. 

Kansas City at Boston, 7:10 p.m. 

Texas at Seattle, 10:10 p.m. 

Sunday’s Games 

Cleveland at Detroit, 1:05 p.m. 

Kansas City at Boston, 1:35 p.m. 

Toronto at Baltimore, 1:35 p.m. 

Oakland at Tampa Bay, 1:38 p.m. 

Chicago White Sox atMinnesota, 2:10 p.m. 

N.Y.Yankees at L.A. Angels, 3:35 p.m. 

Texas at Seattle, 4:10 p.m. 

CYCLING 

Tour de France 

Thursday’s Results 

At Barcelona; Sixth Stage 

112.8 miles from Gerona, Spain to Barcelona 

1. Thor Hushovd, Norway, Cervelo Test Team, 4 

hours, 21minutes, 33seconds. 

2. Oscar Freire, Spain, Rabobank, same time. 

3. Jose Joaquin Rojas, Spain, Caisse d'Epargne, 

same time. 

4. Gerald Ciolek, Germany, Team Milram, same 

time. 

5. Franco Pellizotti, Italy, Liquigas, same time. 

6. Filippo Pozzato, Italy,Team Katusha, same time. 

7. Alessandro Ballan, Italy, Lampre-NGC, same 

time. 

8. Rinaldo Nocentini, Italy, AG2R-La Mondiale, 

same time. 

9. Cadel Evans, Australia, Silence-Lotto, same 

time. 

10. Fabian Cancellara, Switzerland, Team Saxo 

Bank, same time. 

11. Andreas Kloeden, Germany, Astana, same 

time. 

12. Nicolas Roche, Ireland, AG2R-La Mondiale, 

same time. 

13. Andy Schleck, Luxembourg, Team Saxo Bank, 

same time. 

14. Vincenzo Nibali, Italy, Liquigas, same time. 

15. Sebastien Rosselier, Belgium, Quick Step, 

same time. 

16. Mark Cavendish, Britain, Team Columbia-HTC, 

same time. 

17. David Millar, Britain, Garmin-Slipstream, same 

time. 

18. George Hincapie, United States, Team 

Columbia-HTC, same time. 

19. Roman Kreuziger, Czech Republic, Liquigas, 

same time. 

20. Levi Leipheimer, United States, Astana, same 

time. 

Also 

27. Lance Armstrong, United States, Astana, same 

time. 

——— 

Overall Standings 

(After six stages) 

1. Fabian Cancellara, Switzerland, Team Saxo 

Bank, 19:29:22. 

2. Lance Armstrong, United States, Astana, same 

time. 

3. Alberto Contador, Spain, Astana, :19. 

4. Andreas Kloeden, Germany, Astana, :23. 

5. Levi Leipheimer, United States, Astana, :31. 

6. Bradley Wiggins, Britain, Garmin-Slipstream, 

:38. 

7. Tony Martin, Germany, Team Columbia-High 

Road, :52. 

8. Christian Vande Velde, United States, Garmin- 

Slipstream, 1:16. 

9. Gustav Larsson, Sweden, Team Saxo Bank, 

1:22. 

10. Maxime Montfort, Belgium, Team Columbia- 

High Road, 1:29. 

11. Roman Kreuziger, Czech Republic, Liquigas, 

1:31. 

12. George Hincapie, United States, Team 

Columbia-High Road, 1:36. 

13. Vincenzo Nibali, Italy, Liquigas, same time. 

14. Andy Schleck, Luxembourg, Team Saxo Bank, 

1:41. 

15. Haimar Zubeldia, Spain, Astana, 1:41. 

16. Yaroslav Popovych, Ukraine, 1:45. 

17. Jens Voigt, Germany, Team Saxo Bank, 2:03. 

18. Kim Kirchen, Luxembourg, Team Columbia- 

HTC, 2:16. 

19. Frank Schleck, Luxembourg, Team Saxo Bank, 

2:17. 

20. David Millar, Britain, Garmin-Slipstream, 2:28. 

GOLF 

PGA Tour 

John Deere Classic 

Thursday’s Par Scores 

At TPC Deere Run 

Silvis, Ill. 

Purse: $4.3 million 

Yardage: 7,268; Par: 35-36—71 

First Round 

Lee Janzen 32-32 — 64 -7 

Darron Stiles 32-32 — 64 -7 

J.J. Henry 31-34 — 65 -6 

Matt Bettencourt 33-32 — 65 -6 

Dean Wilson 31-34 — 65 -6 

Dicky Pride 33-33 — 66 -5 

Jason Day 32-34 — 66 -5 

Tim Petrovic 34-32 — 66 -5 

Matthew Borchert 34-32 — 66 -5 

Greg Owen 33-34 — 67 -4 

Kirk Triplett 34-33 — 67 -4 

Daniel Chopra 34-33 — 67 -4 

Jason Bohn 33-34 — 67 -4 

Brian Davis 33-34 — 67 -4 

Peter Lonard 32-35 — 67 -4 

Cliff Kresge 34-33 — 67 -4 

J.L. Lewis 32-35 — 67 -4 

Mathias Gronberg 33-34 — 67 -4 

George McNeill 32-35 — 67 -4 

Richard S. Johnson 34-33 — 67 -4 

Brandt Snedeker 34-33 — 67 -4 

Spencer Levin 37-30 — 67 -4 

Chris Stroud 33-34 — 67 -4 

McNair’s body was moved by 

hearse, and three of four local TV 

stations showed the memorial service 

live. 

McNair’scasket wasondisplay at 

Mount Zion, where he had attended 

services since moving to Nashville in 

1997. It wasflanked by alarge photo 

of him posing with his 2003 NFL 

MVP award on the right and another 

of him holding afootball on the left. 

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McNair, who was married, was 

shot to death at his condo early 

Saturday by his 20-year-old girlfriend, 

Sahel Kazemi, who then 

turned the gun on herself. Police said 

her life was spinning out of control. 

But that wasn’t how those who knew 

him chose to remember him. 

Bishop James W. Walker III 

opened the service by calling 

McNair one of Nashville’s own.


CROSSWORD 

BRIDGE 

Two double-dummy problems 

1. Cash the diamond 

ace and lead 

the jack. If West 

covers with the 

queen, ruff in 

dummy, overtake 

the king of clubs 

with the ace and 

play the queen of 

spades, placing 

East under severe 

pressure. 

He cannot spare 

a heart, which 

would make 

dummy’s hearts all 

tricks; he cannot 

spare the diamond ten because you’d then cash your eight, 

squeezing him again; nor can he spare the club queen 

because you’d cash your ten, continuing the squeeze. 

If West ducks the jack of diamonds, you discard aheart 

from dummy, ruff the diamond eight, overtake the king of 

clubs and play the queen of spades, once again placing East 

in the same hopeless predicament. 

2. Youare on lead with the South hand and, with diamonds 

trump, must make five ofthe last six tricks against 

best defense. How would 

you play the hand? 

2. Play aspade to the 

ace and ruff aspade. East 

is forced to discard aclub 

on this trick and, furthermore, 

must discard the 

ace! (If he discards the 

queen instead, you lead 

the deuce of clubs next 

and discard aheart from 

dummy, forcing East to 

win and return a heart 

into dummy’sA-Q.) 

Now lead the deuce of 

clubs. If West follows low, you discard aheart, compelling 

East to win with the queen and return aheart. If West 

instead goes up with the king of clubs to prevent East from 

being endplayed, you ruff indummy and lead the six of 

hearts. If East wins, he must yield two heart tricks to 

dummy; if West wins, he must yield twoclub tricks to your 

6-4! 

Tomorrow:Aslightly different hand. 

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and environmentally 

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and can cause 

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and a last-minute 

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New ‘Potter’ goes to head of class 

BY DAVID GERMAIN 

AP Movie Writer 

In this image released by Warner Bros., Emma Watson, center,Daniel Radcliffe, 

right, and Rupert Grint are shown in ascene from “Harry Potter and the Half- 

Blood Prince.” 

HARRY POTTER AND 

THE HALF-BLOOD 

PRINCE 

AWarner Bros. release, is rated PG for scary images, 

some violence, language and mild sensuality. Running 

time: 153 minutes. Three and ahalf stars out of four. 

LOS ANGELES — Harry 

Potter has kept his fans waiting 

for twoyears, the longest 

school break they have had 

to endure for anew movie 

adventure about the teen 

wizard. 

It’s been worth the wait. 

“Harry Potter and the 

Half-Blood Prince,”the sixth 

movie in the fantasy franchise 

based on J.K. 

Rowling’s books, is the franchise’s 

best so far, blending 

rich drama and easy camaraderie 

among the actors 

with the visual spectacle that 

until now has been the real 

star of the series. 

The hocus-pocus of it all 

nearly takes aback seat to 

the story and characters this 

time, and the film is the better 

for that. It doesn’t skimp 

on the Quidditch action, sorcery 

duels or occult 

pyrotechnics, but those are 

simply part of the show, not 

the main attraction. 

Previous installments 

played out in asupernatural 

bubble bearing little connection 

to our ordinary little 

Muggle world. “Half-Blood 

Prince” brims with authentic 

people and honest interaction 

— hormonal teens 

bonding with great humor, 

heartache that will resonate 

with anyone who remembers 

the pangs of first love. 

Drop the magic act, and 

Hogwarts could be any 

school of self-absorbed 

geeks, jocks, popular kids 

and outcasts trying to 

maneuver through the day. 

Even the class bad boy provides 

insight into the behavior 

of bullies. 

“Half-Blood Prince” 

escalates the peril for Harry 

(Daniel Radcliffe) and his 

best pals, Hermione Granger 

(Emma Watson) and Ron 

Weasley (Rupert Grint), 

while giving the threesome 

that first collaborated asprepubescent 

kids their best 

platform yet to show their 

maturing acting chops. 

David Yates, who made 

2007’s “Harry Potter and the 

Order of the Phoenix,” 

returns to direct, his deepening 

confidence and comfort 

with the Potter realm on display 

throughout. 

Three distinctive directors 

— Chris Columbus, Alfonso 

Cuaron and Mike Newell — 

made the first four movies. 

Along with Yates on No. 5, 

the filmmakers all brought 

their own touches and 

baubles, but there was a 

sameness about the series 

that was growing tiresome 

by Yates’ first one. 

This time, Yates stays true 

to the Rowling recipe yet 

infuses the film with afreshness 

and energy that makes it 

seem likeanew start, not the 

stale old chapter six it could 

have been. 

Though the movie drags a 

bit toward the end, screenwriter 

Steve Kloves — who 

adapted the first four books 

and returns after aone-film 

hiatus — generally keeps the 

intricate plot rolling breathlessly. 

Harry’s big challenge 

this school year is aclandestine 

assignment by 

Hogwarts headmaster 

Dumbledore (Michael 

Gambon), who enlists his 

protege to retrieve acritical 

memory that new Professor 

Horace Slughorn (Jim 

Broadbent) possesses about 

young Tom Riddle, the 

future dark Lord Voldemort. 

Academy Award winner 

Broadbent gives the best 

performance yet in a“Harry 

Potter” flick, mingling a 

cock-of-the-walk flamboyance 

with the deep melancholy 

of ateacher bearing 

the shame of disappointment 

in both himself and a 

star pupil gone bad. 

The usual teen high jinks 

and crises lighten the story 

with plenty of laughs. 

Romantic entanglements — 

which have gradually preoccupied 

Harry, Hermione, 

Ron and other classmates as 

they stumbled into puberty 

— burst out like awicked 

case of acne this year. 

Ron is dating bubbleheaded 

bimbo Lavender 

Brown (Jessie Cave), putting 

Hermione into a jealous 

snit. Harry’s got his 

own love triangle, falling 

for Ron’s sister, Ginny 

(Bonnie Wright), who’sdating 

another student. 

Along with a romantic 

rival, Harry has amore dangerous 

foe in Draco Malfoy 

(Tom Felton), his bullying 

tormentor, now a torn and 

troubled youth himself as 

an agent of Voldemort. 

Radcliffe, Watson and 

Grint have lived these roles 

for so long — almost half 

their lives — that Harry, 

Hermione and Ron seem 

like second nature to them. 

Whether their acting careers 

flourish after “Harry 

Potter” or not, theyhaveleft 

an impressive little body of 

work with these three characters 

alone, developing 

them into full-blooded 

youths that feel real despite 

their fantastical surroundings. 

Most fans know the 

shocker in store involving 

Dumbledore and the ominous 

Professor Snape (Alan 

Rickman). Like their young 

co-stars, Gambon and 

Rickman live and breathe 

these characters by now, 

Dumbledore a towering 

presence of grace and nobility, 

Snape adelightful cold 

fish whose actions reveal 

his tiger-shark stripes. 

Others among the returning 

favorites are Robbie 

Coltrane as Harry’s mountainous 

ally Hagrid, Maggie 

Smith as prim Professor 

McGonagall, Julie Walters 

as Ron and Ginny’s genial 

mom, Evanna Lynch as 

ditzy Luna Lovegood, and 

Helena Bonham Carter, 

who’s awicked wonder as 

Bellatrix Lestrange, one of 

Voldemort’s fiercest fanatics. 

Visual-effects technology 

definitely have caught up 

with Rowling’s imagination 

— and the filmmakers have 

some rowdy fun with their 

splendid images. 

The Quidditch match on 

flying broomsticks is like 

airborne rugby, the way the 

players hammer into one 

another. And the broomsticks 

between the boys’ 

legs take onabawdy phallic 

look that wryly complements 

the sexual themes 

emerging among the teens. 

Director Yates is also 

making the two-part adaptation 

of the seventh and final 

book, the movies due out in 

November 2010 and July 

2011. “Half-Blood Prince” 

should leave fans as eager 

for those last movies as a 

high-school junior is for 

graduation day. 

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Q&A 

Safe breathing for 

birds on the road 

Celebrating 

the dog 

Value of pets not 

justas‘property’ 

Birds can be highly sensitive to 

chemicals, including those used 

for cleaning. 

Q: I’m moving next month, driving 

arented truckhalfwayacross the 

country along with my dogand 

parrot. My dog’saseasoned traveler, 

butIworry about my bird. Iknow 

some motels and hotels let pets in, but 

Iamworried about the cleaning supplies 

they use.Idon’t want my birdto 

breathe in anything bad. Anyadvice? 

— L.G., via e-mail 

A: You’ll have no problem finding a 

hotel, that’sfor sure. TheAAA travel 

guide lists lodgings thataccept pets — 

and thereare lots of them —but 

recently even morehotels and motels 

have been accepting pets.Inapoor 

economy, they just don’t want to turn 

anycustomers away,not even the 

feathered and furredones. 

Strong cleaning supplies can be a 

problem, butIthink you’ll be OK with 

asniff test. Changerooms,oreven 

hotels,ifthe smell of cleaning supplies 

is strong. If you can barelysmell 

the chemicals,put your bird’scage 

near an open window so he can get 

some fresh air. 

Whateveryou do,becareful when 

traveling with your pets,because they 

can easilybelost foreverifthey get 

loose.Your dogmay alreadybemicrochipped 

and tagged, butisyour bird 

chipped? Petbirds are typically 

chipped in the padded partoftheir 

breast. Talk to your veterinarian about 

getting achip put in your birdbefore 

youleave. 

And ask about areferral to anew vet 

whereyou’re headed: Veterinarians 

whospecializeinbirds aren’t all that 

common, and your vet maywell be 

abletorecommend one in your new 

hometown. —Dr. Marty Becker 

(Do youhaveapet question? Send it 

to petconnection@gmail.com.) 

About PetConnection 

PetConnection is produced by a 

team of pet-careexperts headed by 

“Good Morning America” veterinarian 

Dr.Marty Beckerand awardwinning 

journalist Gina Spadafori. 

Thetwo arealso the authors of 

several best-selling pet-carebooks. 

On PetConnection.com there’s 

moreinformation on pets and their 

care, reviews of products,books and 

“dogcars,” and amonthlydrawing 

formorethan $1,000 in pet-care 

prizes.Contact PetConnection in 

careofthis newspaper by sending 

e-mail to petconnection@gmail.com 

or by visiting PetConnection.com. 

The ultimate coffee-table book for dog lovers, the “World 

Atlas of Dog Breeds” covers hundreds of breeds. 

‘Atlas’ the definitive guide to world’s worth 

of canine companions 

By Christie Keith 

Universal Press Syndicate 

The list of ways dogs 

have helped humans 

throughout history 

is almost endless. 

They’ve guarded livestock, 

herded sheep, drivencattle 

and protected human 

dwellings from castles to 

condos.Dogsassist people 

with disabilities,sniff out 

illegaldrugs and find food 

from birds to truffles.From 

detecting heartattacks and 

seizures beforethey happen 

to dragging drowning people 

to safety,it’shardtoimagine 

anyformoftechnology 

thatcould surpass the 

uncountablenumber of ways 

in whichdogslend us a 

helping paw. 

In selectively breeding 

dogs forthe skills thathelped 

them help us,human beings 

have changed the dogboth 

inside and out. Today, there 

arehundreds of dogbreeds 

so different from eachother 

in type thatit’s hardto 

believe they’re members of 

the same species —and yet, 

eachofthese dogs’ forms 

grew out of aspecific 

function. 

“If people hadn’t changed 

the dogtodocertain tasks, 

he’dlook very muchlikethe 

dingo,” said Heather Russell- 

Revesz, co-author of the 

“World Atlas of DogBreeds” 

(TFH, $100). “Whether it 

was making adog shorterleggedorfaster,sohecould 

catchaspecific kind of 

prey,ormaking him tiny 

enough to sit on your lap, 

human intervention has 

brought an incredible 

diversity of type to the dog.” 

Not all the changes were 

about function. Forexample, 

when it became clear how 

easilythe dog’s physical 

appearance could be changed 

by human breeding choices, 

dogbreeders in Victorian 

England became interested 

in seeing just howextreme 

those changes could be. 

“Look at the bulldog,” said 

Russell-Revesz. “He’sabout 

as different from a‘natural 

breed’ likethe dingo as adog 

can be.His face is flat; his 

legs areshortandbowed. 

Another example is the field 

spaniel. TheVictorians took 

afunctional hunting dogand 

started breeding him smaller 

and smaller,until his legs 

were so shorthecould hardly 

walk, let alone hunt. He very 

nearly became extinct, until 

fanciers in the 1930s beganto 

select foraless extreme dog.” 

Basics suchasbreathing 

and walking aside,evendogs 

originallydeveloped to help 

humans in hunting, farm 

chores or familyprotection 

areincreasinglyout of ajob 

in moderntimes.World War 

II threatened the existence of 

manydog breeds,because it 

was impossible to continue 

breeding or even feeding 

dogs during the war,and 

afterward, because human 

lifestyles changed profoundly 

in the post-war era. 

“Manydog breeds were 

wiped out, and others were 

on the brink of extinction,” 

Russell-Revesz said. “Their 

traditional work was largely 

obsolete,and it was onlythe 

extraordinary dedication of 

afew individuals that 

preserved the amazing 

legacy of traditional dog 

breeds.” 

Of course,not all canine 

work is obsolete. Dogs today 

arebeing bred formanyof 

their traditional tasks,as 

well as newones.And some 

dogs,once rendered 

unemployedbynew 

technology,are being 

rehired. “When snowmobiles 

were introduced, the 

Greenland dogwas out of 

favorasareindeer herder,” 

she said. “But it turns out 

thatreindeer don’t respond 

well to being herded by 

snowmobiles.Itturnsout the 

dogs aremoreuseful than the 

machines —and more 

environmentallyfriendly.” 

AGreyhound’slong legs 

and greatlung capacity or 

the insatiableurgetodig 

shared by the terriers maybe 

acase of form following 

function. But thereare 420 

different breeds in the World 

Atlas,and the authors 

acknowledgethey didn’t list 

every breed. And yet it 

includes 30 Frenchscent 

hounds,fromthe familiar 

bassett hound to the nowextinct 

levesque.Does any 

nation need 30 different types 

of scent hounds? 

But then, of course,the 

Frenchcelebrate the regional 

differences in their cheese 

and wine,sowhy not the 

ones in their dogs? 

Russell-Revesz laughed. 

“Depending on the prey, the 

terrain and the climate,they 

mayhaveneeded differentlength 

legs or moreorless 

coat. But the truth is that 

eachregion took greatpride 

in its local hounds and 

wanted to have their own.” 

The legal status of pets is 

evolving, thanks to recent 

court decisions. 

•ANew Jersey appeals court 

issued a precedent-setting 

decision when it ruled that a 

pet’s “special subjective value” 

to its owner should be 

considered in custody cases. 

According to the Journal of the 

American Veterinary Medical 

Association, the opinion 

reverses atrial court’s decision 

that pets are personal property 

lacking in the unique values 

typically associated with 

heirlooms, family treasures and 

works of art that induce astrong 

sentimental attachment. 

•Collisions between birds 

and airplanes have quadrupled 

since 1990 amid increasing air 

traffic and growing wildlife 

populations. According to The 

Wall Street Journal, the 10 

airports with the most wildlife 

strikes are Denver, Dallas/Fort 

Worth, Memphis, Tenn., Kansas 

City, Mo., Cleveland, New 

Orleans, La., New York (JFK), 

Sacramento, Calif., Chicago 

(O’Hare) and Portland, Ore. 

•The use of honey for 

medicinal purposes dates back 

to early civilizations of the 

Sumerians and the Egyptians, 

according to The New York 

Times. Clay tablets from around 

2,000 B.C. describe the 

Sumerians’ use of honey mixed 

with grease as asalve for 

pierced earlobes and surgical 

incisions. Out of 700 healing 

formulas found written on 

papyrus in Egyptian tombs, 147 

call for honey as one of the 

principle healing agents. 

•When families take a 

vacation this summer, are pets 

left behind at risk of ahurricane? 

Tornado? Earthquake? Wildfire? 

SustainLane.com examined the 

50 largest U.S. cities, assessed 

natural disaster risks and found 

the two cities that tied for the 

least risk were Mesa, Ariz., and 

Milwaukee, Wis. They were 

followed by Cleveland, Phoenix, 

Tucson, Ariz., and El Paso, 

Texas. The most dangerous city 

was Miami, followed by New 

Orleans, La., Oakland, Calif., 

San Francisco and Honolulu. 

— Dr. Marty Becker and Mikkel 

Becker Shannon 

THE SCOOP 

Great lizard pets for beginners 

They don’t purrlikea 

catorfetchlikeadog.They 

have neither soft fur nor 

pleading eyes.But foralot 

of people,reptiles and 

amphibians areperfect 

pets. 

But whichofthese pets 

is best forabeginner? 

Because they can grow to 6 

feet in length, iguanas are 

not suitablefor anybut the 

most dedicated of pet 

lovers.Hereare afew relatively 

low-maintenance 

reptiles forthe first-time 

owner: 

• Bearded dragon. 

Their tough looks are 

appealing, butthis lizard’s 

attitude is anything but 

nasty.Although babies can 

be flighty,adult beardies, 

when calmlyand gently 

handled, aregentle pets 

whocan live for12to15years. 

• Leopard gecko. Apopular ad campaign 

foraninsurance companyhas drawn 

attention to these nocturnal lizards. 

The bearded dragon looks tough, 

but he’s aneasygoing lizard perfect 

for first-time pet keepers. 

Fortunately, they’re good 

pets and tolerate gentle 

handling well. They’re 

smaller than the bearded 

dragons,about 6inches 

long, and they can live fora 

decade or so. 

• Corn snake. Captive 

breeding has produced 

wonderful colors and color 

variations,but all corn 

snakes tend to be calm pets 

thatrarelytry to bite, 

requireminimal careand 

can live for20years. 

• Ball python. Want 

something moreexotic? 

Ball pythons matureat 

about 4feet in length and 

love to hang around your 

neck. Fortunately, they’re 

easilyunwound: Startat 

the tail and gentlyunwind. 

Deal with areputable 

source forreptiles,and 

buyacaptive-bred pet only. And be sure 

you’ve done your research into housing, 

careand feeding. 

— Gina Spadafori 

BY THE NUMBERS 

Spending on cats 

How much do 

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our cats? The 

average 

annual TOP costs 

in 2007-2008, 

according to a 

survey of cat 

owners: 

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The average cat lover 

spends morethan $500 a 

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Kennel Boarding .......$149 


Routine Vet............$175 

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PET TIP 

Keep pet bowls 

cleaned daily 

No matter howthoroughlyyour 

pet licks clean the food dish, it’s 

not clean enough to use again 

without washing. That goes for 

water dishes,too,some of which 

always seem to have the beginnings 

of algae colonies forming 

on the sides and the bottom. 

Who’dwant to drink from that? 

Pickupyour pet’sfood dish 

after every meal, scrub and wash 

in hot water and soap. Thewater 

dish should getthe same treatment, 

on adailybasis.You may 

find it easier with the water 

dishes to have extras,soyour pet 

will have access to one clean bowl 

while the other’sbeing washed. 

Stainless steel or heavy plastic 

“crock-style” dishes arebest for 

frequent cleaning. They last 

through generations of pets and 

stand up well to the abuse apet 

can dish out. And they can even 

be runthrough the hottest cycle 

of the dishwasher. 

—Gina Spadafori


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COMMENTARY 

WWE loses its Edge 

District champs 


Edge, the unified tag team champion, 

had surgery on Tuesday to repair a 

ruptured Achilles tendon. Noted surgeon 

Dr. James Andrews performed Edge’s 

surgery. Expect the WWE superstar to miss 

several months. 

Edge was injured during ahouse show 

on July 3inSan Diego. The show was not 

taped, butWWE officials said Edge was 

competing in asingles match against Jeff 

Hardy. Shortly after the match started, 

Hardy charged Edge, who was still in his 

corner. Edge tried to leapfrog Hardy. 

That’s when the injury happened. Edge fell 

to the ring canvas. Hardy motioned for 

doctors and athletic trainers for help. 

• If awrestler can be governor of 

Minnesota, why can’t awrestler be mayor 

of Memphis? 

WWE legend Jerry “The King” Lawler 

said he plans to run for mayor — again. 

Lawler ran for the post in 1999 but 

received less than 12 percent of the vote. 

Current Memphis Mayor Willie Herenton 

has indicated he will retire at the end of the 

month, meaning the city needs to hold a 

special election to fill his unexpired term. 

• “Pro wrestling not just aTVphenomenon, 

it’s all over” 

That was aheadline from the July 11, 

1999 edition of The Daily Citizen appearing 

above the first locally-written column about 

pro wrestling to appear in these pages. Ten 

years later, the column continues. 

In that first column, there was areview 

of the WCW Monday night “Nitro” show 

at the Georgia Dome in Atlanta, arundown 

of Sable’s lawsuit against the WWF and an 

item about ECW holding ashow atthe 

trade center.WCW is history,WWF is now 

WWE and ECW as fans remember it has 

changed dramatically. The names of the era 

— Steve Austin, Eric Bischoff, Goldberg, 

TedTurner — can make even the most 

stoic fan atad sentimental. 

Jamie 

Jones 

As we look back on 10 

years of column writing, a 

huge thank-you goes out 

to you, the loyal reader, 

for simply buying the 

paper and reading the 

weekly rants. Special 

thanks to Gary Tanner,the 

former editor who hired 

this budding wrestling 

columnistfresh out of college, 

for coming up with 

the idea. When he casually 

proposed the idea, Ihad 

no idea acolumn about a 

fringe sport would be met with such support 

from readers in the area — and beyond. 

■■■ 

The Local Corner: Mad Jack and the 

Sheepherders will do anything they can to 

regain the TWA tag team belts. Sources 

say the group will try to secure atitle 

match against champions Crazy and Billy 

Jester on Saturday night. 

TWA runs Fridays at 8p.m. in the TWA 

Arena off Reed Rd. in Whitfield County, 

about three miles north of the bypass. The 

Action Zone runs Saturdays at 8p.m. 

Tickets are $5 for adults and $3 for kids 6 

to 12. Kids under 6are free. Any military 

member with proper identification will be 

admitted free. 

■■■ 

Trivia Teaser:Who eliminated Tony 

Atlas from the battle royal at 

“Wrestlemania 2”? 

Check back next week for the answer. 

Last week’s question: On which season 

of “The Real World” did The Miz appear? 

Season 10 in NewYork City. 

Jamie Jones met M.J. from “Real 

World” in Nashville. Hecan be reached at 

jamiejones@daltoncitizen.com or at (706) 

272-7723. 

CONTRIBUTED PHOTO 

The Dalton All-Stars12U team wonthe Dixie Youth Major League District 2tournament 

and will advance to the state tournament, scheduled for July 17-25 in 

Covington. Team members are, front row from left, Zach Glines, Caleb Hill, 

Jonathan Lewallen, Jacob Johnson; middle row, Jackson Carroll, Jaymon 

Horne,ShawRichardson, BayBraun, Wyatt Erwin, Dylan Carlisle,Rhett Rogers; 

back row,coaches Werner Braun, Randy Lewallen, and David Johnson. Not pictured 

is Hayden Gross. 

All-star lineup 

Walsh ready to hit volleyball court again 


Her 7-week-old son 

cooed in the background, and 

Kerri Walsh could barely stifle 

ayawn asshe explained 

why she is abandoning plans 

for a yearlong maternity 

leave to get back on the pro 

beach volleyball tour. 

“Why? Because I can 

hopefully have it all.” 

The two-time Olympic 

gold medalist said this week 

she will return for the AVP 

tour stop in Hermosa Beach, 

Calif., on Aug. 6 — about 2 

1/2 months after the birth of 

her son, Joseph. 

“I love my sport, and I 

want to play,” she said. “I 

think it will makemeabetter 

mom to have some balance. 

It (volleyball) makes me feel 

empowered and strong.” 

Walsh and Misty May- 

Treanor won the Olympic 

gold medal in 2004 in 

Athens and again in ’08 in 

Beijing. In China, they both 

said that theywould takethe 

2009 season off to start a 

family; May-Treanor was 

subsequently injured. 

CONTRIBUTED PHOTO 

The Whitfield County 9-year-old National League All-Star team is, front row 

from left, Lucas Cole, Barrett Upton, Easton Stanley, Jaret Staten, Bret Nelms, 

Jarrod Wright; middle row, Luke Neely, Zackary Smith, Will Douglas, Harley 

Goodman, Landon Vanoer, Will Brooker; back row, coaches Patrick Douglas, 

John Upton, Tommy Brooker. 

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boys clothes (Abercrombie, Am. 

Eagle Hollister) Furniture, 

household items.Sat 7a-noon. 

Dalton Yard Sale Fri. 3-7, Sat. 7- 

3. 2244 Rocky Face Cir. 

Treadmill, oak enter. ctr., 27” TV, 

telescope, stereo equip.,etc 

YARD SALES 

Friday &Saturday, 7am-1pm. Off 

Dug Gap Road to 2003 

Southview Drive. Household 

items, clothing, furniture. 

Garage Sale Sat. - Household 

items, teen girl clothes - small, 

womens clothes -lrg, aquarium, 

bicycle.2202 Rocky Face Cir 

Garage Sale. 422 Ellis Rd. off 

Carbondale. Sat. July 11th, 8a- 

2pm. Household items, girls & 

ladies clothes, truck tool box. 

Huge Yard Sale. 527 Glenwood 

Ave. Sat. July 11th, 8am-? New 

and used items, new baby items, 

jewelry, furn., lots more. 

Chatsworth GA 7AM - 2PM 

07/11/2009 60 Diamond Way 

Estate/ Yard Sale- furniture, 

home furnishings, motorized 

wheelchairs and much more! 

Large Multi Family Yard Sale 

Sat. 11th 8am-?. 400 N. 

Hamilton St. Furniture, clothes, 

tools, misc. household items. 

Yard Sale -HUGE! 

Fri. 7-11 &Sat 7-11 

918 Sunset Cir. 

CHATSWORTH FORD 

July 

HOURS: Mon. -Fri. 8:00-7:00 

Sat. 8:00-5:00 

www.chatsworthford.com 

(706) 695-6701 

NEW SPECIALS 

2009 FORD 

F250 

Lariat, Diesel, Crew Cab, 

4X4, Auto., Off Rd. Pkg. 

FACTORYMSRP $51,485 

Net After Factory Rebate 

$ 

43,860 

Stk# 9T046 

Mark III High TopConversion Van, 

P/W,P/L,Low Miles, Clean, Local 

P5372B 

P5438 

$ 

8,995 

1998 

Ford 

E150 

2009 

Ford 

Focus 

SE, Quality Certified, P/W, 

P/L,Auto., 7600 Miles 

$ 

13,999 

2008 

Hyundai 

Sonata 

GLS, 11K Mi, Auto., P/W,P/L, 

Cruise 

$ 

14,500 

P5447 

P5451 

2009 FORD 

F150 

XL,Auto., V8, 

Air Conditioning, 



*Net afterFactory Rebate with ApprovedCredit @FMCC. Offerends7-30-09. 

*PlusTax, Tag, Title &Doc. Fees. 

$ 

18,798 

$ 

19,998 

$ 

14,584 

Stk# 9T055 Stk# 9C001 Stk# 9C020 

2009 

Honda 

Accord 

LX, Auto., 3600 Miles, P/W, 

P/L,Sharp, Gold Pkg. 

$ 

20,997 

2008 

Ford 

E350 

XLT, 15 Pass., P/W,P/L,Cruise, 

T. Tow, Rev.Sensors 

$ 

18,997 

2008 

Ford 

F-150 

FX2 Sport Nav., Ent. System, 

Crew, Bedliner,P/W,P/L 

$ 

26,991 

P5467 

9T054A 

P5374M P5446 9T001A 

2006 

Mercury 

Milan 

PremierPkg., 4Cyl,Leather, 

14k Mi, P/W,P/L 

$ 

14,995 

2004 

Honda 

Accord 

EX, V-6, Lthr,Moonroof, 

Auto. P/W,P/L,Local 

$ 

13,985 

2006 

Ford 

500 

Ltd.,Leather,LocalTrade, 

23K Mi. 

$ 

16,495 

2009 FORD 

MUSTANG 

V-6, Premium Pkg., 

Auto,. Pony Pkg. 



2009 FORD 

FOCUS 

SE, Auto., P/W,P/L, 

Cruise,Air Conditioning 


Net After FactoryRebate 

USED SPECIALS 

P5374B ‘08 Ford Escape XLS,PW, PL, 4x2,5Sp. ... $ 12,999 

P5472A ‘05 Ford Expedition XLT, 4X4, Ent. System...... $ 16,995 

P5442 ‘08 Ford Escape XLS,4X2,P/W,P/L............ $ 15,899 

P5314A ‘85 Harley Davidson Tourglide, 47K ..................... $ 7,995 

P5435 ‘08 Ford Edge SE, P/W,P/L, Alum.Wheels . $ 20,999 

P5465 ‘08 Ford Taurus SEL, Lthr........................... $ 17,997 

P5460A ‘05 Chevy 1500 Crew,LS........................... $ 17,999 

P5466 ‘06 Ford Ranger Reg.Cab,4X2,Auto. .......... $ 9,998 

P5436 ‘08 Ford Mustang Coupe, V6, Certified ........ $ 15,995 

P5434A ‘07 Mercury Gr.Marquis LS, Lthr,32K ..................... $ 13,455 

P5365 ‘07 Pontiac G6 4Dr., Auto., 32K ................ $ 11,999 

P5294 ‘07 Ford Fusion SEL,4Cyl., Auto. ............. $ 13,995 

P5461 ‘06 Ford F250 XL, SCab,Diesel, 4X2 ..... $ 17,998 

9C013A ‘04 Ford Focus SE, 4Dr,Auto., P/W.............. $ 6,991 

P5456 ‘07 Ford F150 Reg.Cab,XLT,4X2........... $ 15,998

2C Friday, July 10, 2009 

YARD SALES 

Sporting equip., various 

household items, cabinets, gym 

equp., car accessories. 768 

Houston Valley Rd. Thurs., Fri. & 

Sat. 

TIP 

OF 

THE 

DAY 

PRICING 

Price all your items BEFORE 

the day ofthe sale. 

If you suspect items may be 

antiques or collectible, research 

them online or call an antique 

dealer. 

Don’t price like its aretail 

store.The original cost of an 

item has little bearing on its 

resale price.Remember that 

your goal is to clean out the 

house. 

Position pricing labels so they 

are visible without picking up 

the item. Customers often pass 

on apurchase if they donot 

see aprice. 

For large items, use oversized 

price tags or apiece of paper to 

write details such as “Works 

Great” or “Only Used Once”. 

Group similar together. 

Clothes can be sold by the bag 

or books sold by the box. 

To place an ad in the Yard 

Sale Section of this newspaper: 

Call Laura 706-272-7707 

or 

Jennfier 706-272-7703 

Yard Sale Fri. &Sat. 8-?. Lots of 

mens Ralph Lauren Polo shirts, 

name brand womens clothing, 2 

Cockatiels, Hampster, household 

items, & much more. 212 

Westerly Dr.off Crawford St. 

Yard Sale Pick- Up Providence 

ministries needs your left over 

items to support the Providence 

rescue Mission and their Boys 

home. Drop Off or call before 

sale for pick up. Dalton 711 S. 

Hamilton St 275-0268, Calhoun 

289 Hwy.53East 629-1613 

Ft. Oglethorpe 291 Battlefield 

Pkwy.858-7974 

Yard Sale Sat. 8am-12pm 1501 

Belmont Dr. Turn left on West 

Lakeshore next to Brookwood 

Park, go thru 2 way stop sign, 

left on Valencia Dr., home left at 

4-way stop sign. 

Dalton 

2Family Yard Sale. 

506 Lakemont Drive, Dalton. 

Sat. July 11th, 8am-12noon. 

YARD SALES 

Tunnel Hill. 4Family sale. Friday 

& Saturday, July 10th & 11th, 

8:30am-? I-75, ex. 345, go south 

1 mile to Pine Hill Baptist 

Church, follow signs.170 

Goldnickel Ln. 

Yard Sale Sat 11th 8am-5pm. 

Bedspreads, living rm suite - 

couch, loveseat & chair (all 

reclining) end tables & coffee 

tables. Mens & girls clothes, 

lamps, tv’s, VCR, fax mach, & 

more.1077 Oak Cliff Ln. 

Chatsworth 

Chatsworth GA 7AM - 2PM 

07/11/2009 403 Diamond Way 

Huge everything $1 sale on 

women's plus size clothes, 

halloween masks and 

costumes, movies, nascar 

hotwheels 2/$1 and more. Also, 

jewelry, shoes and home 

furnishings. 

Yard Sale Sat. 8am-?. 

97 Fullers Chapel Rd. 

Furniture &misc. items.5445- 

PETS/LIVESTOCK 

501 Pets for Sale 

AKC registered Irish Setter 

puppies for sale. $250 each. 

706-694-8921 

Humane Society of Northwest 

Georgia Pet Adoptions 

every Sat. 12pm-4pm at the 

Wade Adoption Center 

@1703 Cleveland Hwy. 

Call 706-226-5002. 

Adoption fee isrequired. 

PETLAND 

We have rescued puppies 

and kittens from the 

animal shelter. 

New puppies. 

Beagle, Bichon Frise, Blood 

Hound, Brussels Griffon 

(monkey face dog), Cairn 

Terrier, Chihuahua long and 

short hair, Dachshund, Golden 

Retriever, Italian Greyhound, 

Japanese Chin, Lhasa Apso, 

Maltese, Min Pin, Miniature 

Schnauzer, Pekingese, Corgi, 

Pom, Poodle, Sheltie, Shiba Inu, 

Shih Tzu, Silky,Westie,Yorkies. 

Full warranties. 

Shots up-to-date. 

In Kroger Shopping Center 

1349 W. Walnut Ave. 

Dalton, Ga. 

705 Homes For Sale 

$2,000Dn. Starting at $700/mo. 

OWNER FINANCING. Several 

3Bd/2 Ba. homes in Whitfield & 

Murray Remodeled, very nice. 

Owner/Broker706-529-0650 

$8,000 TAXREFUND!! 

No Credit Check. Owner 

Financing. Rent to Own or 

Lease Purchase. 

STOP RENTING TODAY MOVE 

IN TOMORROW!!!! 

Don Babb 706-463-2333 or 

706-397-2087 hhf@vol.com or 

Mark Burnett 706-529-5901 

DALTON. 

1827 Swanson NDalton 2BR1 

BA, $69,900 $1000 dn $495 mn 

4906 Muse Rd.2BR 1BAfixer 

upper, 2acres.$74,000, $1,000 

dn. as low as$650 month. 

315 Foster 2BR1BAfenced 

yard, $79,900, $1,000 dn as 

low as$550 month 

CHATSWORTH 

3887 Maple Grove Rd.Brick 

home, 3BR2BA$115,000 

$5,000 dn, as low as$850 mon 

WESTSIDE 

3038 Hurricane Rd. 2BR1BA. 

$69,900, $1,000 dn, $615 mon 

3286 Hurricane Rd. 5BR3BA 

$135,000. $1,000 dn $1,000 mn 

3968 Hurricane Rd.4BR 2.5 

BA, $107,000. $1,000 dn. pmyt 

as low as$750. mon. 

TUNNEL HILL 

2898 Dogwood 2BR1BA, 

$69,900, $1000 dn. $595 mon. 

604 Sapp Dr.4BR 2BA, 

$144,000, $1000 dn, as low as 

a$1,000 per month. 

COHUTTA 

373 Wolfe St. 4BR2BA, 

$85,000, w/ $1,000 dn. as low 

as $650 month. 

1216 Percheron Drive in 

Mountain Oak Estates.3 

bedroom, 2bath. Formal living 

room, eat-in kitchen. Northwest 

school district. 

$159,000. 

Call: 706-529- 

0410 

3br, 2ba, 2car garage, fireplace, 

microwave, laundry room, porch, 

patio. 1 acre. Murray Co. 

$104,900. 706-581-8634 

728 

Commercial 

Rental 

*302 S. Thornton 5,500 SF, 

includes utilities, between 

Newspaper office &Bank of Am. 

1.10 s/f 

*1515 Abutment Rd. 10,000 sq. 

ft. includes utilities. Many sizes 

or suites. 1.3 mi. S. of Walnut 

.85 s/f 

*Camelot Bldg, Near I-75. 1514 

W. Walnut Ave. Between Long 

John Silvers & Burger King. 

5,500 S/F. .10 s/f 

706-279-1380 wkdys 9-5:30. 

1500 sq. ft. class Aoffice suite. 

Ground floor, 700 Thornton Ave. 

Available immediately. 706 217 

8939 call 8:00am to 5:00pm 

31,000 sq ft. Masonry building, 4 

loading docks &offices. 1block 

off 4 lane Abutment Rd. on 

Callahan Rd. 706-226-6245 

DALTON 

Lakeland Rd- 53,500 SF. 

W. Industrial Dr.- 300,000 SF. 

CHATSWORTH 

Gi Maddox Pkwy.-31,500 SF. 

Duvall Rd, -175,000 SF. 

Hwy 225 S. -71,000 SF. 

ROME 

Watson St.- 10,000 SF. 

All property is privately owned. 

Visit www.tmarealty.com for 

additional information or call 

706-876-1108. 

Office space for lease. 

Available Now! 1400 sq. ft. suite 

and 2,500 sf. suite. 800 College 

Dr.706-226-6245 8:30a-5:00p 

Restaurants for rent: *410 S. 

Hamilton (fmrly Bailey’s Diner) 

Incl. equipment $3,495 mo.*801 

E. Walnut Ave. Barrett 

Marketplace $2995/Mo. $2000 

dp. (fmrly El Taco) fully furnished. 

706-279-1380 wkdys 9-5:30 

Retail and Office Space 

for Lease. 

Walnut Ave. +other locations 

706-278-1566 

Space Available.2514 E. Walnut. 

3,000 sq. ft. Can be divided. 

Green Brier Plaza next to BB&T 

Bank. Phone 706-217-8251 

RENTAL HOUSING 


Look for the solution totoday’s Sudoku Puzzle 

on page 18C of the classifieds. 

751 Apartments 

1st month, 1/2 off! 2bd, 1ba, 

w/d hookup, c/h/a. Power, water, 

& cable furnished. Close to 

downtown. $175/wk or $650/ mo. 

$200/dep.706-581-4615 

1st WEEK FREE!! 2bd, 2ba. 

A/C, cable, parking, $155 wk. 

No Pets! Renovated. 706-263- 

0743 or 646-884-4480 

2bdrm apt. off Cleveland Hwy, 

Remodeled, all new appliances 

&carpet. $450 mon, $200 dep. 

706-695-4029 -706-618-3866. 

2BR1.5 BA -*503B Colter, 2BR 

1.5BA $445 mth, $220 dp. 706- 

279-1380 wkd 9-5:30 

2 BR, 1 BA. 116 Fernwood 

Ave., $550/mo + $250/dep. All 

utilities included. W/D Conn., 

C/H/A. 706-226-0503 

2Months Free Rent!!! 

Super DeluxeTownhome 

2Bedroom, 11/2 bath 

huge closets, pool 

w/ cabana. 

BEST DEAL IN DALTON 

BEST LOCATION 

TRUE LUXURY 

706-279-1801 


Motel Rooms For Rent: S. Dixie 

Hwy.41. Standard -$95/wk. Lg.- 

$125/$135wk. Dep.= 2 wks. 

rent. Furnished + TV, basic 

cable, private phone. 706-279- 

1380 wkdys 9-5:30 

Murray Avenue Apartments 

1320 Murray Ave. 

706 934-4830 

2lgbd&1bath, walk in closet, 

large kitchen. Section 8June & 

July Special $155.00 aweek. 

Move in Special! 1st &2nd floor 

available, nocarpet in some units. 

Reasonable Rates! Movein 

Special! 

1&2BRapts.available in 

Chatsworth, Spring Place & 

Eton. Call now 706-695-4880. 

STAY LODGE 

Effic. Apt. with kitchen. Furn w/all 

utilities. Laundry fac., basic 

cable. Private phones furn. 

Starting at $129.99/wk plus tax 

Suite Deals 1BR $175.00 per 

week. Call 706-278-0700 

STAYLODGE -WILLOWDALE 

MOVE IN SPECIAL 

1st Week $100.00 

706-278-0700 

3 Family Yard Sale. Children - 

adult clothing, Mary Kay 

cosmetics, furniture, home 

goods &other. 809 Greenwood 

Place, West Walnut Ave. Friday 

afternoon and Saturday. 

3 Family Yard Sale. Saturday, 

7:30am-? 705 Courtland Drive. 

Toys, clothes, etc. 

Estate Sale. Saturday, 8am-? 1st 

time items. Ashley Slay bed, 

dishes, clothes, lots more. 2907 

Mt. Pleasant Road NE. 

Moving Sale Fri. &Sat. 7-4. 247 

Richardson Dr. Washer, dryers, 

stove, wood stove +wood, living 

rm suite, odd chairs, Clothes, 

baby clothes - mostly 0-6 mos.. 

jetted bath tub &lots more! 

Multi Family Yard Sale. 1825 

Threadmill Rd. -off Dug Gap Rd. 

Sat. July 11th, 7am-12noon. 

Multi Family Yard Sale. Saturday, 

July 11th, 7am-1pm. 1016 

Cavender Drive SW. Clothes, 

household items, bedding, too 

much to list. 

Sat. July 11, 7am- Misty 

Meadows Dr. Furn., electronics, 

toys, back to school clothes, 

much more. Come check the 

bargains. 

Sat. July 11th, 8am-1pm. 313 N. 

Selvidge St. Decorative office 

decor, office supplies, printers, 

lots more. 

Saturday only.7am-? 

808 Atkinson Drive, from Walnut 

or Emery. Rugs, bedding, coffee 

table, desk, misc. 

TwoFamily Yard Sale. Saturday, 

July 11th, 8am-1pm. 1566 

Dawnville Beaverdale Road. lots 

of clothes &misc. items. 

Yard Sale. Sat. 7/11, 8am-12pm. 

1101 Manley St. across from 

Dalton High. Hh items, men & 

women clthg, light fixtures, 

formal dresses, more. 

Yard Sale. Sat. July 11, 8am- 

1pm. 1910 Brookhaven Cr. off 

Dug Gap Rd. Furn., W/D, dishes, 

luggage, linens, &more 

Resaca 

Fri. Sat. & Sun. 8a-6p. China 

cabinet, pool table, Avon Cape 

Cod dishes, Wilton cake pans, 

treadmill, misc. items.4989 Cline 

Rd. 

Rocky Face 

3 Family Yard Sale. Saturday, 

8am-2pm. 1182 Mill Creek 

Road, Rocky Face. 

Yard Sale. 7am-2pm. 578 Bishop 

Trail off Sam Love Rd. in Rocky 

Face. Jr. clothes, plus sizes, 

toys, household, small misc. 

furniture. 

Tunnel Hill 

ESTATESALE Sat. 11th 8am-?. 

Ernest Dr. Hwy 41 N, 1 mile 

north of Tunnel Hill shopping ctr. 

Furniture, household items, etc. 

706-226-7387 

Weimaraner puppies 8 wks, 

silver & blue $275 each. Also, 

black &white lab puppies $200 

each. All registered w/1st shots. 

706-270-2697 

502 Free Pets 

4Parakeets. Assorted colors, no 

cage. Call after 8pm (706)694- 

3995 

Free to good inside home only. 8 

week old kittens. Dewormed and 

vaccinated. Many colors to 

choose from. 706-313-0310 

Free kittens. 2 orange tabby 

male. 3 months old. Litter box 

trained. Call 706-259-6835 

Free to a good home, Tuxedo 

mom &four 8week old kittens.1 

black,1 calico, 2 tuxedo. Litter 

box trained. 706-934-4367 

Free to agood home.Rescued 1 

yr.old black lab mixed. Male, has 

been neutered & has shots. 

Great w/kids &other items. 

706-694-3728 or 706-260-1897 

Free to agood home. Very cute 

pups. Part poodle &dachshund. 

3 female, 1male. All white. Will 

be small dogs.706-847-8149. 

Loving home wanted for very 

sweet adult cat named “Blackie”. 

Neutered, have had shots &are 

litter box trained 706-226-5229 

or 423-400-7313 

Loving home wanted for very 

sweet adult cat named “Ginger”. 

Spayed, have had shots & are 

litter box trained 706-226-5229 

or 423-400-7313 

Free to a good home. Female 

American Pit Bull, does not like 

cats.(706)313-0310 

ITEMS FOR SALE 

602 Apparel 

Wedding Gown Size 14. $150 

obo. Pictures at 

www.craigslist.org/1234118551. 

Call 706-226-6453 

605 Computers 

Used DELL Laptops $299 

Used Dell PCs $175 

New PCs w/XP $429 

Service- All PCs,Laptops,MACs 

706-858-5888 or 423-499-1975 

606 Furniture 

Over sized sofa and loveseat, 

cream color fabric material. 

$300.00. Call (706)226-8018 

Misc. Items 

611 For Sale 

Handicap power chair, like new, 

$1,000. Call 706-581-1687. 

6.5 ACRES!! 3Bedroom, 

2Bath, kitchen, living room. 

178 Red Oak 

Way. Chatsworth. 

$55,000 

Call 706-602- 

9304 or 706-618-9896 

CABIN: Toward Ellijay, 3bdrm 2 

bath beautiful cabin. Noisy 

stream, spring, decks, secluded. 

$144,900. Call 706-273-4514. 

Cleve. Hwy area. 4 BR 2 BA, 

manuf.home ,approx. 1acre lot. 

Hrdwd, all kit. appl., approx. 

2000 sf.$74,900. 706-264-1932 

Lease purchase.3br, 1ba. 4047 

Nottingham Dr. Dalton, Ga. 

Fenced Yard, central heating/air, 

screened in porch. $75,000. 

$2000/down, $550/month. Call 

423-580-3469 leave msg. 

726 

Commercial 

Buildings 

*19,000 sq.ft. -2105 E. Walnut 

Ave. Retail space, Next to 

Hobby Lobby, across from Mall. 

$8.50 s/f annually -$13,458.33/o. 

*97,000 sq. ft., 454 Hwy 225 

(Bretlin) .15 s/f 

*Retail space - Dalton Place 

Shop.Ctr. 2518 Cleveland Hwy. 

1200, 1400, 44,000 SF avail. 

706-279-1380 Wkdys 9-5:30 

Retail, space avail. Util. Incl. 

Hamilton St. 450 to 1500 Sq. Ft. 

$500 -$1200 mo.706 259-7474 

or 280-0300 also avail 4000 sq 

ft Pentz St. Bldg. Available now! 

728 

Commercial 

Rental 

Office: 2700 S.F. Excellent 

condition. 1143 E. Walnut Ave. 

Call: 706-581-1037 

1560 SF office/warehouse w/ 

drive in-dock door. $650 mon. 

Also, 780 SF office/warehouse 

w/drive indock door $400 mon. 

706-226-8665 or 706-847-1328 


$120/wk. 1bd, new carpet & 

paint, close to hospital. 

Also 1&2bdS.41Hwy. 

Power,water &cable 

furn’d. Deposit Required. 

Denise 706-463-1598 or 

En Español 706-463-0945. 

1bedroom apartment corner of 

Hwy 225 & Hwy 286 in Eton. 

$280/ month. Call 706-517-5759 

10am-6pm. 

1 bedroom apartment on Tibbs 

Bridge Rd. $325 month, $100 

deposit. Water furnished. No 

pets.706-260-9189 before 9pm 

1 BR, 1BA. 306 W. Park St., 

$350/mo +$250/dep. Incl. basic 

TV cable. 706-226-0503 

1STORY completely furn. effic. 

Cable TV, phone, microwave, 

kitc. supplies, linens, utilities 

furniture North Tibbs Road. 

$149/weekly, 278-7189. 

1STORY, 1bedroom, low utility 

bills. Water furnished, washer/ 

dryer connection, utility room, 

attic storage. N. Tibbs Rd. 

(706)278-7189 

1, 2, &3BdApt’s -Starting at 

$125/week. Power,water, 

cable furnished. 

For details. 706-463-0672, 

706-463-0671 &Español 

706-463-0945 

1/2 month free at move in! Quiet 

neighborhood! 1bdonHwy 41 

S. New floors & kitchen. Water 

furnished. $390 mo. Great for 

older couple.706-277-3530 

1130/1132 Burleyson $485mon 

$240dep. 2BR 1BA. *707-2 

Lance 2BR 1.5BA $525/mo., 

$260 dep. Newly remodeled, 2 

weeks free w/1 yr. lease. 706- 

279-1380 wkdy 9-5:30 

1st Month Free Rent. $300 

deposit. Walking distance from 

major mills. Stove, Refrig., AC, 

washer dryer hookup.2BR 1BA 

Apt. NO PETS! 706-277-7546 

Luxury Apt. 2BR2BA 

1716 Dug Gap in city 

& 843 Carbondale Rd. 

706-277-2595. 

BETTER PAY 

That’s what you can have as aLiberty National 

Life Insurance Agent. The average agent 

completing afull year of employment in the 

Dalton Branch last year earned $83,397.27, but 

there is no limit! Our agents are paid 

commissions, renewals, bonuses and fringe 

benefits that include: Afree pension plan, 

401K, excellent health insurance, unlimited 

advancement opportunities and much more. 

Looking for honest, hard working people who 

want to help others.Call branch manager 

Howard Ralston 706-278-6050. EOE 

2BR 1.5 BA Townhouse. CHA, 

Washer/ dryer conn. utilities & 

cable furn. $160/wk or $660/mo 

No Pets. 706-463-3171 

Chatsworth area - Townhouse. 

2BR 1.5 BA, c/h/a/ $550/mo. 

water included. Also, Apt. $450 

mn. 706-517-2589 or 264-0066 

Clearview Estates: 2br duplex, 

N. Cleveland Hwy area, all 

kitchen appliances, w/d hookup, 

$495mo.706-694-8425. no pets 

Don’t Down Size, Economize! 

1, 2, &3Bedroom units 

Some Amenities May Include: 

*Utilities Furnished 

*Washer &Dryer In Each Apt 

*Ceiling Fans 

*Playground &Soccer Field 

*Stove &Refrigerator 

*Dishwasher 

*Free Extended Cable TV 

*On Site Managers 

Call For Our Move-In Special 

706-278-3776 

Duplex: 1 bedroom $310 per 

month $100 dep. utilities not 

furnished. 616 Chattanooga Ave. 

706-260-9005 

DUPLEX: 890 W. Addis, Tunnel 

Hill. Apt. 2BR1BA, $125 wk, 

$250 dep 706-279-1380 wkdays 

Efficiency apartments, all utilities 

paid. $100 week, $125 deposit. 

706-581-8192 or 706-463-0704. 

Efficiency bachelor apt in city All 

utilities incl. TV &cable furn. No 

Pets 801 N. Selvidge St. $65 

dep, $65/wk 278-3729 8a- 8pm. 

Eton. Townhouse. Nice 2br, 1.5 

ba. Fully equipped kitchen. Wood 

& tile floors. W/D connections. 

Huge living room. Water 

furnished. Move in special. No 

deposit, 1/2 off 1st month. 706- 

980-3361 

Lrg 2BR apt. 527 Burgess Rd. 

Near New Cedar Ridge Elem. 

W/D hookup.Pwr &water 

included. $170/ wk, $300/ dep 

1yr. lease.Available Now! 706- 

483-7919. 

The Daily Photo 

Jace Sansom 

of 

Dalton, GA 

To submit your 

photo, email photo, 

name and city to: 

lauramartin@ 

daltoncitizen.com 

UNDERWOOD LODGE 

Furnished Efficiency with 

kitchenette.All Utilities & 

Cable!! Laundry Facility 

Available. 

Move In Specials $70-$90 

for first week! 

706-226-4651 

Furnished 

City west. Brick townhouse. 1bd. 

Lg. living rm, kit./ brkft combo, 

laundry rm. w/ washer &dryer. 

$155/wk. Incld’s all utilities. No 

Pets.706-278-7877. 

BANKRUPTCY AUCTION 

Saturday, July 18th - 

10:00 AM 

Ringgold, 

Catoosa County Georgia 

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1954 Corvette, 2003 Anniversary 

Corvettes, Chevrolet SSR Roadsters, 

El Camino, 47’ Chevrolet, 54’ 

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Antiques 

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1976 Chevy Impala, 4-door, 

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covered. 

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805 Buses 

Silver Eagle 318 Jimmy. 9 

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806 Domestic Autos 

1999 Oldsmobile Intrigue. 6cyl. 

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807 Import Autos 

1998 MB 500 SL Convertible. 

Sport Package.Both tops.White 

w/ gray leather/ Books & 

records.Low miles.Good 

condition. Reduced to $15,950. 

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264-1932 

2005 BMW M3 Cabriolet, 36k 

miles, 6sp., still under factory 

warranty, carbon black onblack, 

Harman/Kardon sound, 

navigation, heated seats, 

xenon headlights, garage kept, 

one owner, asking $43,000. 

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2005 Super Charged Mini 

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Premium Sport Package.One 

owner, 40,000 miles, 

Harmon/Kardon parking 

sensors, cruise control, auto air. 

Price $21,000. 

Call: 706-313-1119. 

2006 Nissan 350Z, convertible, 

loaded, white with frost leather. 

New tires. 30,000 miles. 

$24,500. OBO.706-463-0672 

807 Import Autos 

2005 Toyota Solara SLE 

Convertible –white w/black top, 

charcoal cloth interior, 6- 

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2005 BMW 525I Sedan with 

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Asking: $27,000. Call: 706-271- 

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Reduced. 2006 Honda Accord 

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warranty.39 k miles. 

Loaded. Leather seats, XM 

radio, sunroof, 34mpg. Like new. 

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809 Trucks 

2003 F-250, 4door- crew cab. , 

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2003 F-250, 4door- crew cab. , 

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2006 GMC 16 ft box truck Yellow. 

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$14000. Only method of 

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2006 Ford F150 GTR show 

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conversion. American Racing 

chrome wheels.Each with 5 

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Bed tauno cover. Only 1000 of 

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XM radio, 6disc CD changer. 

5.6L V8 engine.Dual exhaust. 

Sunroof.Rear sliding window. 

Keyless entry. 

Female driven. 

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Only used Full Synthetic Oil. 

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811 Utility Trailers 

Mobile Concession stand (log 

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completely self contained, AC, 

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812Sport Utility Vehicle 

2003 Grand Cherokee Laredo 

Jeep. 2wd. Local, one owner. 

Well maintained, Good gas 

mileage.Silver.$7,900. 

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Like new. 2004 Explorer. V8 

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812Sport Utility Vehicle 

2004 Eddie Bauer Limited 

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Loaded. Single Owner.Excellent 

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2005 Buick Rendezvous 

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26mpg. Great running car. Price 

reduced $10,600. Call: 706-694- 

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2005 GMC Envoy SLT.Loaded 

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99 Ford Explorer, Limited 

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851 Boats 

2001 21’ Bullet Bass Boat. 

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2005 Yamaha Waverunner(s) 

160 HP High Output Motors 

Adult Ridden/Fresh water 

Very Low Hours $6500 each 

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Motorcycles 

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2003 Suzuki Savage 650. Low 

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2006 CBR 600 F4I, blue. 5,300 

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2009 Piaggio- Vespa Scooter 

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2006 FLHXI Harley Davidson 

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LEGAL NOTICES 

901 Public Notices 

NOTICE 

GEORGIA, WHITFIELD COUNTY 

PROBATE COURT 

TO:WHOM IT MAY CONCERN 

JENNIFER BUCKMAN has petitioned 

to be appointed Administrator(s) of the 

estate of STEVE BUCKMAN 

deceased, of said County. (The 

petitioner has also applied for waiver of 

bond and/ or grant of certain powers 

contained in O.C.G.A. §53-12-232.) All 

interested parties are hereby notified to 

show cause why said petition should not 

be granted. All objections to the petition 

must be in writing, setting forth the 

grounds of any objections, and must be 

filed with the court on or before JULY 

13, 2009. All pleadings/ objections must 

be signed before a notary public or 

before aprobate court clerk, and filing 

fees must be tendered with your 

pleadings/ objections, unless you qualify 

to file as an indigent party. Contact 

probate court personal at the following 

address/ telephone number for the 

required amount of filing fees. If any 

objections are filed, a hearing will be 

scheduled at a later date. If no 

objections are filed, the petition may be 

granted without a hearing. 

SHERI HBLEVINS 

PROBATE JUDGE 

BY:Samantha Splawn 

Probate Deputy Clerk 

205 N. SELVIDGE ST SUITE G 

DALTON, GA 30720 

706-275-7400 

06/19 06/26 07/03 07/10 

Legal Notice 

KNOW ALL FREE MEN TO WHOM 

THESE PRESENTS MAY COME: Public 

Notice is hereby Given of seizure of the 

Res, identified as the Oath of Office, of 

FEDERAL JUDGE, HAROLD L. 

MURPHY, doing business in the United 

States of America District Court for the 

Northern District of Georgia; for and in 

the amount (s) of One Billion, (US 

$1,000,000,000.00), UNITED STATES 

“DOLLARS”. Same was effected to 

redress his want on unlawful acts, 

actions and omissions in violation of 

same oath of Office and Fiduciary 

duties. 

06/26 07/03 07/10 

901 Public Notices 

NOTICE 

PROBATE COURT OF WHITFIELD 

COUNTY 

RE: PETITION OF LISA CARTER TO 

PROBATE IN SOLEMN FORM THE 

WILL OF NARVEL “MARVEL” GODWIN. 

DECEASED, UPON WHICH AN 

ORDER FOR SERVICE WAS 

GRANTED BY THIS COURT ONJUNE 

17, 2009 

TO: MELVIN GODWIN, ROYCE 

GODWIN, AND ANETTE GODWIN AND 

all interested parties and all and singular 

the heirs of said decedent, and to whom 

it may concern: 

This is to notify you tofile objections if 

there are any, to the above referenced 

petition in this court onorbefore JULY 

13, 2009. 

BE NOTIFIED FURTHER: All objections 

to the petition must be in writing, setting 

forth the ground of any such objections. 

All pleadings/objections must be signed 

before a notary public or before a 

probate court clerk, and filing fees must 

be tendered with Your 

pleadings/objections, unless you qualify 


probate court personnel at the following 

address/telephone number for THE 

REQUIRED AMOUNT OF FILING 

FEES. IF ANY OBJECTIONS ARE 

FILED AHEARING WILL BE scheduled 

at alater date. Ifnoobjections are filed, 

the petition may be granted without a 

hearing. 

Sheri H.Blevins 

PROBATE JUDGE 

By: Samantha Splawn 

DEPUTY CLERK OF THE PROBATE 

COURT 

205 NSELVIDGE ST 

SUITE G 


706-275-7400 

06/19 06/26 07/03 07/10 

NOTICE 

PROBATE COURT OF WHITFIELD 

COUNTY 

RE: PETITION OF WAYNE F. POPHAM 

AND BETTY E. LOCHRIDGE 

TO PROBATE IN SOLEMN FORM THE 

WILL OF MILDRED C. POPHAM, 

DECEASED, UPON WHICH AN 

ORDER FOR SERVICE WAS 

GRANTED BY THIS COURT ONJULY 

8, 2009 

TO: JEREMY POPHAM AND MARLETA 

HUFFINES AND all interested parties 

and all and singular the heirs of said 

decedent, and to whom it may concern: 

This is to notify you tofile objections if 

there are any, to the above referenced 

petition in this court on or before 

AUGUST 3, 2009. 

BE NOTIFIED FURTHER: All objections 

to the petition must be in writing, setting 

forth the ground of any such objections. 

All pleadings/objections must be signed 



be tendered with Your 

pleadings/objections, unless you qualify 


probate court personnel at the following 

address/telephone number for THE 

REQUIRED AMOUNT OF FILING 

FEES. IF ANY OBJECTIONS ARE 

FILED AHEARING WILL BE scheduled 

at alater date. Ifnoobjections are filed, 


hearing. 

Sheri H.Blevins 

PROBATE JUDGE 

By: Samantha Splawn 

DEPUTY CLERK OF THE PROBATE 

COURT 

205 NSELVIDGE ST 

SUITE G 


706-275-7400 

07/10 07/17 07/24 07/31 

NOTICE 


PROBATE COURT 

TO:WHOM IT MAY CONCERN 

TOMMY REEVES has petitioned to be 

appointed Administrator(s) of the estate 

of PAULINE W. REEVES deceased, of 

said County. The petitioner has also 

applied for waiver of bond and/ or grant 

of certain powers contained in O.C.G.A. 

§53-12-232.) All interested parties are 

hereby notified to show cause why said 

petition should not be granted. All 

objections to the petition must be in 

writing, setting forth the grounds of any 

objections, and must be filed with the 

court onorbefore AUGUST 3, 2009. All 

pleadings/ objections must be signed 



be tendered with your pleadings/ 

objections, unless you qualify to file as 

an indigent party. Contact probate court 

personal at the following address/ 

telephone number for the required 

amount of filing fees. If any objections 

are filed, ahearing will be scheduled at 

a later date. If no objections are filed, 


hearing. 

SHERI HBLEVINS 

PROBATE JUDGE 

BY:Samantha Splawn 

Probate Deputy Clerk 

205 N. SELVIDGE ST SUITE G 


706-275-7400 

07/10 07/17 07/24 07/31 

NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE 

Under the provisions of the Georgia selfservice 

Storage Facility Act and 

pursuant to a storage agreement 

between Mini Warehouses of North 

GA, Owner, and the below named 

Occupants, the personal property of 

said Occupants will be sold at public 

sale at 1:30 p.m. on July 27, 2009 at 

Owner’s premises, 1006 Trammel 

Street. Dalton, GA, to the highest bidder 

for cash: 

A-19 SONYA STINES Bed, Dresser,TV 

C-55 DANA REDDEN Christmas Tree, 

Bags 

07/10 07/17 

902 Mergers &Inc. 

NOTICE TO INCORPORATE 

Notice is given that Articles of 

Incorporation which will incorporate 

ROTARY CLUB OF DALTON, 

GEORGIA, INC. has been delivered to 

the Secretary of State for filing in 

accordance with the Georgia Nonprofit 

Corporation Code. The initial registered 

office of the Corporation will be located 

at 745 College Drive, Dalton, Georgia 

and its initial registered agent at such 

address is John P. NEAL, III 

MINOR, BELL &NEAL, P.C. 

BY:JOHN P. NEAL III 

ATTORNEY FOR ROTARY CLUB OF 

DALTON, GEORGIA, INC. 

745 COLLEGE DRIVE, P.O. BOX 2586 

DALTON, GEORGIA 30722-2586 

(706) 259-2586 

07/03 07/10 


903 Divorce 

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT FOR THE 

COUNTY OF WHITFIELD 

STATEOFGEORGIA 

CHRISTSINA ELAINE MICHELLE BELL 

Plaintiff 

v. 

TIMOTHY ALLEN BELL 

Defendant 

CIVIL ACTION FILE NO.09CI1952-B 

NOTICE OF SUMMONS 

TO:TIMOTHY ALLEN BELL 

Defendant Named Above: 

Youare hereby notified that the abovestyled 

action seeking adivorce was filed 

against you in said court on JULY 1, 

2009 and that by reason of an Order for 

Service of Summons by Publication 

entered by the court onJULY 1,2009, 

you are hereby commanded and 

required to filed with the Clerk ofsaid 

Court, and serve upon Karen Luffman 

Webb, plaintiff’s attorney, show address 

is P.O. Box 1726, Dalton, GA 30722- 

1726, an answer to the Complaint for 

Divorce within sixty (60) day ofthe date 

of the Order for Service of Summons by 

Publication. 

Witness the Honorable Jack Partain, 

Judge of Whitfield County Superior 

Court. 

This 1ST day ofJuly, 2009 

Melica Kendrick 

Clerk, Superior Court of 


07/03 07/10 07/17 07/24 

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF 

WHITFIELD COUNTY 


GUADALUPE SANTILLAN CHAVEZ 

vs. 

RICHARD ABEL CHAVEZ 

TO:RICHARD ABEL CHAVEZ 

NOTICE OF PUBLICATION 

By Order for service by Publication 

dated the 12TH day of June, 2009, 

GUADALUPE SANTILLAN CHAVEZ 

filed suit against you for Divorce. 

Youare required to file with the Clerk of 

the Superior Court, and to serve upon 

Plaintiffs Attorney, Dianne Cook. P.O. 

Box 2473, 101 N. Thornton Ave. Suite 

222, Dalton, GA. 30722-2473 an Answer 

in writing within six (60) days of the date 

of the Order for Publication. 

WITNESS, the Honorable Robert 

Adams, Judge of this Superior Court. 

This 12th day ofJUNE, 2009. 


Clerk ofthe Superior Court 

07/10 07/17 07/24 07/31 


WHITFIELD COUNTY STATE OF 

GEORGIA. 

Luis Luna Rodriguez Plaintiff 

Sheila Ann Morales Defendant 

To:Sheila Ann Morales 

217 Lyle Ln. Dalton GA 30720 

Civil action no 09CI1973-A 

NOTICE OF PUBLICATION. By order for 

service by publication dated the 2nd day 

of July, 2009 you are hereby notified that 

on the 2 day of July, 2009 Luis Luna 

Rodriguez filed suit against you for 

divorce. you are required to file with the 

Clerk of the Superior Court, and to 

serve upon plaintiff’s attorney, prose an 

answer inwriting within sixty (60) days 

of the date of the order for publication. 



This the 2nd day ofJuly, 2009. 

Clerk, Superior Court For: MELICA 

KENDRICK, PO Box 868 Whitfield Co. 

Court House Dalton, GA 30720 




BRENDA FAYEDICKSON LOGUE 

Plaintiff, 

vs. 

MICHAEL LOGUE 

Defendant 

CIVIL ACTION FILE NO: 09-CI-1726-M 


TO:MICHAEL LOGUE, DEFENDANT 


action seeking divorce was filed 

against you insaid Court onthe 5th day 

of June, 2009, and that by reason of an 

Order for Service of Summons by 

Publication entered by the court onthe 

16th day ofJune, 2009, you are hereby 

commanded and required to file with 

the Clerk ofsaid Court and serve upon, 

Plaintiff’s attorney, MARCUS MORRIS, 

whose address is 130 W. King St. 

Dalton, Georgia 30720, an Answer to 

the Complaint within sixty (60) days of 

the 16th day ofJune, 2009. 

WITNESS, the Honorable CINDY 

MORRIS, Judge of said Court. 

This the 16th day ofJune, 2009. 

J.S.C.C.C. 

06/26 07/03 07/10 07/17 


COUNTY OF 

WHITFIELD STATEOFGEORGIA 

PAULA D. MCCRACKEN, 

Plaitiff 

VS. 

JERRY CHARLES MCCRACKEN, 

Defendant 

CIVIL ACTION #09-CI-1377M 


TO:JERRY CHARLES MCCRACKEN 


action seeking divorce was filed 

against you insaid Court onthe 1st day 

of May, 2009, and that by reason of an 

Order for Service of Summons by 

Publicaiton entered by the Court onthe 

1st day of May, 2009, you are hereby 

commanded and required to file with the 

Clerk ofsaid Court and serve upon SAM 

F. LITTLE, Plaintiff’s attorney, whose 

adress is P.O. Box 488, Dalton, GA 

30722-0488, an Answer to the 

Complaint within sixty (60) days of the 

16th day ofJune, 2009. 

WITNESS, the Honorable Judges of 

said Court. 

This 16th day ofJune, 2009. 

/s/ Melica Kendrick 

CLERK SUPERIOR COURT 

06/19 06/26 07/03 07/10 




KATHERINE CLAUDINE LUMPKIN 

POTEET 

vs. 

WILLIAM MUNCY POTEET JR. 

TO:WILLIAM MUNCY POTEET JR. 


By Order for service by Publication 

dated the 26TH day of June, 2009, 

KATHERINE CLAUDINE LUMPKIN 

POTEET filed suit against you for 

Divorce. 

Youare required to file with the Clerk of 

the Superior Court, and to serve upon 

Plaintiffs Attorney, Dianne Cook. P.O. 

Box 2473, 101 N. Thornton Ave. Suite 

222, Dalton, GA. 30722-2473 an Answer 

in writing within six (60) days of the date 

of the Order for Publication. 



This 26th day ofJUNE, 2009. 


Clerk ofthe Superior Court 

0703 07/10 07/17 07/24



903 Divorce 

DIVORCE 

Santo Figueroa Figuereo 

v. 

LeticiaM. 

Romero 

TO:Letiticia M. Romero 

By Order for service by publication 

dated the _11th day ofJune_, 2009, you 

are further notified that on the _17th 

day of June, 2009, Santo Figueroa 

Figuereo filed a suit against you for 

divorce. You are required to file with the 

Clerk of Superior Court of Whitfield 

County, Georgia, and to serve upon 

Plaintiff’s attorney, L. Vincent Anderson, 

1119 Trammell Street, Dalton, Georgia 

30720, an answer inwriting within sixty 

(60) days of the order for publication. 

Witness the Honorable __Melica 

Kendrick 

Clerk ofSuperior Court. 

This the 17th day ofJune, 2009. 

Prepared by: 

L. Vincent Anderson 

Attorney For Plaintiff 

1119 Trammell Street 

Dalton, Georgia 30720 

(706) 217-2450 

www.lawdalton.com 

06/12 06/19 06/26 07/03 

904 Name Change 




In Re: MICHAEL CHRISTIAN EAKER 

CIVIL ACTION FILE NO.09-C-1868 

TO: ANY POTENTIAL UNKNOWN 

FATHERS 

By Order for Service by Publicaiton 

dated the 26 day ofJune, 2009, you are 

further notified that on the 23rd day of 

June, 2009, ERICA AMON filed suit 

against you tochange her son’s name 

from Michael Christian Eaker to 

Christian Michael Amon. You are 

required to file with the Clerk ofSuperior 

Court ofWhitfield County, Georgia, and 

to serve upon Plaintiff’s attorney, Joshua 

J. Smith, 220 W. Morris Street, Dalton, 

Georgia 30720, an Answer in writing 

within sixty (60) days of the Order for 

Service by Publicaiton. 

Witness the Honorable ROBERT 

ADAMS, Judge of this Superior Court. 

JOSHUA J.SMITH 

220 West Morris Street 


(706)217-2095 

07/03 07/10 07/17 07/24 



NOTICE OF NAME CHANGE 

TO: ANY INTERESTED OR AFFECTED 

PARTY 

Be advised that on June 19, 2009, 

ANGEL PLOVO ESCOBAR and ZIOLA 

SILVA TRUJILLO ESCOBAR filed in the 

Superior Court of Whitfield County a 

Petition to Change the name of their 

minor child, to wit: LUIS ANGEL 

TRUJILLO to be changed to LUIS 

ANGEL ESCOBAR. Any objection to the 

proposed name change should be filed 

within thirty (30) days of filing the 

petition. 

David T. Blackburn 

Attorney for Petitioners 

220 West Morris Street 

Dalton, GA 30720 

706-226-9675 

06/26 07/03 07/10 07/17 




IN RE: GLORIA ESPINO, Petitioner 

Change of Name to 

AURELIA ESPINO 

090CI-1865-J 

Comes now GLORIA ESPINO, 

Petitioner herein, and within seven days 

of the filing of her Petition for Change of 

Name in the Superior Court of 

WHITFIELD County, Georgia, and says 

that she desires to change her name to 

AURELIA ESPINO and that a Petition 

for Change of Name was filed on the 

22nd day of June, 2009 with the 

WHITFIELD County Superior Court. 

Any interested or affected parties may 

appear in person and/ or file objection to 

said change of name within thirty (30) 

days of the filing date of the 22nd day of 

June, 2009. 


Gloria Espino, Petitioner 

06/26 07/03 07/10 07/17 

NAME CHANGE 

Notice is hereby given that RUBEN 

CONTRERAS has filed a petition on 

July 8, 2009, with the Whitfield County 

Superior Court tochange his name to 

Martin Contreras. Any interested or 

affected person may file objections to 

same within 30 days, with the Court, 

with copy of same to petitioner’s 

attorney, L. Vincent Anderson, 1119 

Trammell St., Dalton GA 30720. This 

____ day ofJune, 2009. 

07/10 07/17 07/24 07/31 

906 

Debts & 

Creditors 



NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND 

CREDITORS 

RE: Estate of MARY IRENE 

BARTENFELD 

All debtors and creditors of the estate of 

MARY IRENE BARTENFELD, 

DECEASED, LATE OF DALTON, 

WHITFIELD COUNTY, GEORGIA are 

hereby notified to render in their 

demands and payments to the Personal 

Representative(s) of the estate, 

according to law, and all persons 

indebted to said estate are required to 

make immediate payment to the 

Personal Representative(s). 

This JUNE 30, 2009 

Personal Representative: 

BRENDA BARTENFELD CHASTAIN 

2261 WILDING LANE #15 


07/03 07/10 07/17 07/24 




CREDITORS 

All creditors of the estate of DORA 

VIOLA BRIGHT, deceased, late of 

Whitfield County, Georgia, are hereby 

notified to render in their demands and 

payments to the undersigned according 

to law, and all persons indebted to said 

estate are required to make immediate 

payment to the undersigned. 

This 2nd day ofJuly, 2009. 

David Ingle, Executor of the 

Last Will and Testament of 

DoraViola Bright 

491 Tilton Road 


07/10 07/17 07/24 07/31 




CREDITORS 

RE: Estate of OLLIE CRAIG 

CLEGHORN 


OLLIE CRAIG CLEGHORN 

of Dalton, 



payments to the Personal 






This 30TH day ofJUNE 2009 


JAMES H. CLEGHORN, JR. 

115 S. GOOSE HILL RD 

Rocky Face, GA30740 

07/03 07/10 07/17 07/24 

906 

Debts & 

Creditors 




CREDITORS 

RE: Estate of MARTIN LUTHER 

DONALDSON 


MARTIN LUTHER DONALDSON, 

DECEASED, LATE OF DALTON, 

WHITFIELD COUNTY, GEORGIA are 










JEANNETTE DONALDSON 

146 ALLGOOD WAY 

TUNNEL HILL, GA 30755 

06/19 06/26 07/03 07/10 


CREDITORS 

All creditors of the estate of HARLEY 

VIRGIL EVANS, late of Whitfield County, 

Georgia, are hereby notified to render in 

their demands to the undersigned 



make immediate payment. 

Date: June 30, 2009 

HARVEY VIRGIL EVANS, 

CHARLES EDWARD EVANS, 

SHEILA FAYE EVANS BURGESS 

Personal Representative (s) 

Address: 

426 WESTBROOK RD 


07/03 07/10 07/17 07/24 




CREDITORS 

RE: Estate of EMMALENE MILLER 

WAGNER GOLDMAN-DECEASED 

All debtors and creditors of the Estate of 

EMMALENE MILLER WAGNER 

GOLDMAN, deceased, late of Dalton, 


notified to render their demands and 


Representative ofthe Estate, according 


Estate are required to make immediate 

payment. 

June 10th 2009. 


NEVIN J. MILLER, JR. and E. LAIRD 

MILLER 

1840 Carriage Brook Trace 

Dacula GA 30019 

EXECUTORS STATE OF EMMALENE 

MILLER WAGNER GOLDMAN, 

DECEASED 

JAMES T. FORHAM, ATTY 




CREDITORS 

RE: Estate of KATHRYN R. GRIFFIN 


KATHRYN R. GRIFFIN of Dalton, 









This 30TH day ofJUNE 2009 


FRANKLIN S. GRIFFIN 

1614 RIO VISTA DR 


07/03 07/10 07/17 07/24 




CREDITORS 

RE: Estate of BONNIE LOUISE HADE 


BONNIE LOUISE HADE of Dalton, 


notified to render their demands and 


Representative ofthe estate, according 


estate are required to 

make immediate 

payment to the Personal 

Representative. 

This 31 day ofMarch, 2009. 


TERESA CAROLYN JONES 

32 INDIAN SPRINGS DR 

RYDAL, GA 30171 

06/19 06/26 07/03 07/10 



NOTICEE TO DEBTORS AND 

CREDITORS 

RE: Estate of PEGGY DUNN 

KNOWLES 


PEGGY DUNN KNOWLES, deceased, 

late of Dalton, Whitfield County, 

Georgia, are hereby notified to render 

their demands and payments to the 

Personal Representative(s) of the 

estate, according to law, and all persons 

indebted tos aid estate are required to 



This June 16, 2009 


PATRICK A. KNOWLES 

371 E. RANDALL RD 


07/03 07/10 07/17 07/24 




CREDITORS 

RE: Estate of Charles E. Lorberbaum 

DECEASED 


CHARLES E. LORBERBAUM, 

deceased, late of Dalton, Whitfield 

County, Georgia, are hereby notified to 

render their demands and payments to 

the Personal Representative of the 

Estate, according to law, and all persons 

indebted to said Estate are required to 

make immediate payment. 

June 17th 2009. 


Stephen A. Williams, Attorney atLaw for 

Jeffrey S.Lorberbaum, Executor of the 

Estate of Charles E. Lorberbaum. 

06/19 06/26 07/03 07/10 




CREDITORS 

RE: Estate of NETTIE REED MILES 


NETTIE REED MILES, DECEASED, 

LATE OF DALTON, WHITFIELD 

COUNTY, GEORGIA are hereby notified 

to render in their demands and 









RICHARD MILES AND MARY DAVIS 

2065 HAIGMILL RD NW 


06/19 06/26 07/03 07/10 

906 

Debts & 

Creditors 




CREDITORS 

RE: Estate of JOHN WALTER PERKINS 


JOHN WALTER PERKINS 

of Dalton, 









This JULY 01, 2009 


MARY DEBORAH PERKINS 

1710 CHESTNUT OAK DR#98 


07/03 07/10 07/17 07/24 




CREDITORS 

RE: Estate of ANNIE M. SMITH 


ANNIE M. SMITH, deceased, late 

of 

Dalton, Whitfield County, Georgia, are 








This JULY 02, 2009 


DEBORAH C. BAILEY 

302 DOGWOOD HGTS 

CANTON, GA 30114 

07/10 07/17 07/24 07/31 


CREDITORS 

All creditors of the estate of EVELYN M. 

WALTON, deceased, late of Whitfield 

County, Georgia, are hereby notified to 

render in their demands to the 

undersigned according to law, and all 

persons indebted to said estate are 

required to make immediate payment to 

the undersigned. 

Jan R.Green, Executrix 

95 Frontier Way 

Tinton Falls, NJ07753 

06/19 06/26 07/03 07/10 

907 

DUI 

Convictions 

NOTICE OF 2ND/3RD DUI 

CONVICTION WHITFIELD COUNTY 

PROBATECOURT 

Name: BRANDON AARON BIGHAM 

Address: 3131 CHATTANOOGA ROAD 


County of Residence: Whitfield Co. 

Time of Arrest: 8:27 PM 

Date of Arrest: 12/15/08 

Place of Arrest: Whitfield County 

Date of Conviction: 07/01/09 

DISPOSITION: Guilty 

Disposition: Guilty 

10 days to serve 

followed by11m20days probation on 

condition of $1551. fine, 

240H Comm 

Service, risk reduction classes, 

interlock installed. 

Driver’s History Confirms 2nd Arrest. 

07/10 



PROBATECOURT 

Name: TERRY BRETT CHARLES 

Address: 80 TWIN LAKES ROAD 

Chatsworth, GA 30740 

County of Residence: Murray Co. 










240H Comm 


interlock installed, Clinical Evaluation. 


07/10 



PROBATECOURT 

Name: KELLY BRYAN GRAVELY 

Address: 310 NEW HOPE CHURCH 










followed by11mprobation on condition 

of $3462. fine, 

240H Comm Service, 

risk reduction classes, interlock 

installed. Served Habitual Violator. 

Driver’s History Confirms 3rd Arrest. 

07/10 



PROBATECOURT 

Name: FRANCISCO MALDONADO- 

ESCOB 

Address: 365 WOODBRANCH DRIVE 












240H Comm 

Service, interlock installed, Clinical 

Evaluation. 


07/10 

907 

DUI 

Convictions 



PROBATECOURT 

Name: DAVID RAY NUNLEY 

Address: 105 JAMES STREET NW 

Resaca, GA 30735 


Time of Arrest: 2:08 AM 









240H Comm 


interlock installed, Clinical Evaluation. 


07/10 

908 Bids 

Bid: The Whitfield County Dalton Day 

Care Center is accepting bids for the 

enhancement of our playground to 

include installing new equipment, 

repairing current equipment, and making 

changes per the certified playground 

inspetion that was completed on 

6/18/09. This is agrant-funded project. 

Bid ends 7/23/09. (706)278-8991. 

06/26 07/10 

Bid: 

The Whitfield County Dalton Day Care 

Center is accepting bids for the 

repainting of our parking lot lines as well 

s painting new arrows, pedesrian 

walkway stripes, installing aNoParking 

sign, and the installation of 26 parking 

curbs.This is agrant-funded project. Bid 

ends 7/23/09. 

(706)278-8991 

06/26 07/10 

BID: 

The Whitfield County Dalton Day Care 

Center is accepting bids for tepurchase, 

delivery, and installation of one (1) 4Kw 

ceiling mounted grid heater.Work would 

inlcude all conduit, wire, breaker, labor, 

ad miscellaneous to handle the 

electircal oad generated b te new 

heater.Ths is agrant-funded project. Bid 

ends 7/23/09. (706)278-8991 

The Whitfield County Board of 

Commissioners will receive sealed bids 

until 11:00 AM EDT on July 24, 2009 for 

the following: 

Project No. 7.1D – Milling, Leveling, 

and Resurfacing of various streets in the 

City of Dalton. 

Whitfield County reserves the right to 

accept or reject any orall bids for any 

reason, to waive technicalities, and to 

make an award deemed in its best 

interest. The bid document is available 

at www.whitfieldcountyga.com. 

06/24 07/10 

909 Trade Names 

NOTICE OF CHANGE OF 

CORPORATE NAME 

Notice is given that Articles of 

Amenment which wil change the name 

of Courtesy Dodge, Inc. to COURTESY 

SALES AND SERVICE, INC. have been 

delivered to the Secretary of State for 

filing in accordance with the Georgia 

Business Corporation Code. The 

registered office of the corporation is 

located at 2210 

East Walnut Street, 

Dalton, GA. 30721. 

07/03 07/10 


Notice is hereby given that the business 

operated at 101 East Georgia Hwy. 2, 

Varnell, Georgia 30756 in the trade 

name of VARNELL CEMETERY 

Phases: Three (3), four (4), and five (5) 

only is owned by VARNELL MEMORIAL 

GARDENS, INC., whose address is 

4412 Cleveland Road, Varnell, Georgia 

30756, and the statement relating 

thereto required by the Official Code of 

Georgia Annotated (O.C.G.A. 10-1-490) 

has been filed with the Clerk of the 

Superior Court of Whitfield County, 

Georgia. 

W. Ralph Morgan 

P.O. Box 111 

Varnell, Georgia 30756 

07/03 07/10 

910 Foreclosures 

NOTICE OF SALE UNDER POWER 


Because of default in the payment of the 

indebtedness, secured by a Security 

Deed executed by Nancy Newbold and 

Sandra Caldwell to Mortgage Electronic 

Registration Systems, Inc dated January 

11, 2007 in the amount of $135,750.00, 

and recorded in Deed Book 4935, Page 

223, Whitfield County, Georgia Records; 

as last transferred to Mortgage 

Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. by 

assignment; the undersigned, Mortgage 

Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. 

pursuant to said deed and the note 

thereby secured, has declared the entire 

amount of said indebtedness due and 

payable and pursuant to the power of 

sale contained in said deed, will on the 

first Tuesday in August, 2009 , during 

the legal hours of sale, at the 

Courthouse door in Whitfield County, 

sell at public outcry tothe highest bidder 

for cash, the property described in said 

deed to-wit: 

All that tract or parcel of land lying and 

being in Land Lot No. 276 of the 12th 

District, 3rd Section, Whitfield County, 

Georgia, being Lot 88 of Red Hill 

Subdivision, Phase 1, and being more 

particularly described in Plat Book D, 

Page 104, Whitfield County, Georgia 

records 

which has the property address of 1401 

Red Hill Drive, Dalton, Georgia., 

together with all fixtures and other 

personal property conveyed by said 

deed. 

The sale will be held subject to any 

unpaid taxes, assessments, rights-ofway, 

easements, protective covenants or 

restrictions, liens, and other superior 

matters of record which may affect said 

property. 

The sale will be conducted subject (1) to 

confirmation that the sale is not 

prohibited under the U.S. Bankruptcy 

Code and (2) to final confirmation and 

audit of the status of the loan with the 

holder of the security deed. 

Notice has been given of intention to 

collect attorneys' fees in accordance 

with the terms of the note secured by 

said deed. 

Said property will be sold as the 

property of Geome, LLC and the 

proceeds of said sale will be applied to 

the payment of said indebtedness, the 

expense of said sale, all as provided in 

said deed, and the undersigned will 

execute a deed to the purchaser as 

provided in the aforementioned Security 

Deed. 

Mortgage Electronic Registration 

Systems, Inc. 

Attorney inFact for 

Nancy Newbold and Sandra Caldwell 

Anthony DeMarlo, Attorney/awilby 

McCurdy &Candler, L.L.C. 


(404) 373-1612 

www.mccurdycandler.com 

File No.09-15532 /CONV 

THIS LAW FIRM IS ACTING AS A 

DEBT COLLECTOR AND IS 

ATTEMPTING TO COLLECT A DEBT. 

ANY INFORMATION OBTAINED WILL 

BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE. 

07/10 07/17 07/24 07/31 




DEBT COLLECTOR ATTEMPTING TO 

COLLECT A DEBT. ANY 

INFORMATION OBTAINED WILL BE 

USED FOR THAT PURPOSE. 

Under and by virtue of the Power ofSale 

contained in aSecurity Deed given by 

James Dimas Acosta and Aurora Acosta 

to Mortgage Electronic Registration 

Systems, Inc. as nominee for SunTrust 

Mortgage, Inc., dated May 31, 2006, 

recorded in Deed Book 4769, Page 220, 

Whitfield County, Georgia Records, as 

last transferred to SunTrust Mortgage, 

Inc. by assignment to be recorded in the 

Office of the Clerk ofSuperior Court of 

Whitfield County, Georgia 

Records,conveying the after-described 

property to secure aNote in the original 

principal amount of ONE HUNDRED 

FORTY-NINE THOUSAND THREE 

HUNDRED EIGHTY AND 0/100 

DOLLARS ($149,380.00), 

with interest 

thereon as set forth therein, there will be 

sold at public outcry to the highest 

bidder for cash before the courthouse 

door of Whitfield County, Georgia 

within the legal hours of sale on the first 

Tuesday inAugust, 2009, the following 

described property:A certain tract or 

parcel of land lying and being in Land 

Lot No. 323 in the 10th District and 3rd 

Section of Whitfield County, Georgia, 

being apart ofTract 4ashown on plat 

of property of L.T. Cochran, H.E. 

Cochran and S.H. Ellis as same is 

recorded in plat book 7 page 43 (plat 

cabinet A, slide 233), Clerk's Office, 

Whitfield County, Georgia being that 

identical tract as shown on plat of survey 

prepared by Donald O. Babb, registered 

land surveyor, for Randall K. Perry and 

Angela R. Perry, dated October 1, 1986, 

being more particularly described as 

follows: 

Beginning at apoint which is marked by 

an iron pin located on the north side of 

Presley Road 1,523.7 feet east of the 

west line of Land Lot 323, as measured 

along the north side of said Presley 

Road; thence north 00 degrees 19 

minutes 48 seconds east 499.40 feet to 

an iron pin and a fence line, thence 

south 89 degrees 22 minutes east 

following said fence line 162.40 feet to 

an iron pin, thence south 00 degrees 19 

minutes 48 seconds west, following a 

fence line, 499.97 feet to an iron pin on 

the north side of Presley Road, thence 

north 89 degrees 10 minutes west, 

along the north side of said road 162.40 

feet to the point of beginning. 

The debt secured by said Security Deed 

has been and is hereby declared due 

because of, among other possible 

events of default, failure to pay the 

indebtedness as and when due and in 

the manner provided in the Note and 

Security Deed. 

The debt remaining in 

default, this sale will be made for the 

purpose of paying the same and all 

expenses of this sale, as provided in 

Security Deed and by law, including 

attorneys fees (notice of intent to collect 

attorneys fees having been given). 

Suntrust Mortgage, Inc. can be 

contacted at 866-384-0903 or by writing 

to 1001 Semmes Avenue, Richmond, VA 

23224, to discuss possible alternatives 

to foreclosure. 

Said property will be sold subject to any 

outstanding ad valorem taxes (including 

taxes which are alien, but not yet due 

and payable), any matters which might 

be disclosed by an accurate survey and 

inspection of the property, any 

assessments, liens, encumbrances, 

zoning ordinances, restrictions, 

covenants, and matters of record 

superior to the Security Deed first set 

out above. 

To the best knowledge and belief of the 

undersigned, the party in possession of 

the property is James Dimas Acosta and 

Aurora Acosta or a tenant or tenants 

and said property is more commonly 

known as 1383 Presley Road NE, 

Dalton, Georgia 30720. 







SunTrust Mortgage, Inc. 

as Attorney inFact for 

James Dimas Acosta and Aurora Acosta 

Johnson &Freedman, LLC 

1587 Northeast Expressway 

Atlanta, Georgia 30329 

(770) 234-9181 

www.msplaw.com/foreclosure_sales.asp 

MSP/ac0 8/4/09 

Our file no.1389609-FT2 

07/10 07/17 07/24 07/31 










Adrian G. Alfaro to Mortgage Electronic 

Registration Systems, Inc., dated May 

26, 2006, recorded in Deed Book 4771, 


Records, as last transferred to U.S. 

Bank National Association as Trustee for 

RASC 2006KS6 by assignment 






TWENTY-FOUR THOUSAND TWO 

HUNDRED AND 0/100 DOLLARS 

($124,200.00), with interest thereon as 

set forth therein, there will be sold at 

public outcry to the highest bidder for 

cash before the courthouse door of 


within the 

legal hours of sale on the first Tuesday 

in August, 2009, the following described 

property: SEE EXHIBIT A ATTACHED 

HERETO AND MADE APART HEREOF 

























out above. 

The entity that has full authority to 

negotiate, amend, and modify all terms 

of the mortgage with the debtor is: 

GMAC Mortgage, LLC f/k/a GMAC 

Mortgage Corporation, TwoRavinia Dr. 

Suite 500, Atlanta, GA 30346, 800-850- 

4622x2365442. Please understand that 

the secured creditor is not required by 

law tonegotiate, amend, or modify the 


terms of the mortgage instrument. 



the property is Adrian G. Alfaro or a 

tenant or tenants and said property is 

more commonly known as 1087 Vess 

Drive, Dalton, Georgia 30720. 

The sale will be conducted subject (1) 

to confirmation that the sale is not 





U.S. Bank National Association as 

Trustee for RASC 2006KS6 


Adrian G. Alfaro 

McCalla Raymer, LLC 

1544 Old Alabama Road 

Roswell, Georgia 30076 

www.foreclosurehotline.net 

MR/cg1 8/4/09 


EXHIBIT A 


being in Land Lot 313 of the 12th District 

and 3rd Section of Whitfield County, 

Georgia, and described more 

particularly as follows: being Lots 1 

through 9ofthe Kenwood Subdivision, 

as per plat of said subdivision recorded 

in Plat Book 1, Page 185, Office of the 


County, Georgia, reference to which is 

herein made for a more full and 

complete description. 

MR/cg1 8/4/09 

Our file no.586909 -FT1 

07/10 07/17 07/24 07/31 



By virtue of aPower of Sale contained in 

that certain Security Deed from Christy 

B. Allen to Mortgage Electronic 

Registration Systems, Inc., acting solely 

as nominee for Market Street Mortgage 

Corporation, dated January 24, 2007, 

recorded January 30, 2007, in Deed 

Book 4935, Page 073, Whitfield County, 

Georgia Records, said Security Deed 

having been given to secure aNote of 

even date in the original principal 

amount of One Hundred Forty-Nine 

Thousand Nine Hundred and 00/100 

dollars ($149,900.00), with interest 

thereon as provided for therein, said 

Security Deed having been last sold, 

assigned and transferred to BAC Home 

Loans Servicing, LP Fka Countrywide 

Home Loans Servicing LP, there will be 



door of Whitfield County, Georgia, 


Tuesday in August, 2009, all property 

described in said Security Deed 

including but not limited to the following 

described property: 

ALL THAT TRACT OR PARCEL OF 

LAND LYING AND BEING IN LAND 

LOT 2 OFTHE 12TH DISTRICT AND 

3RD SECTION OF WHITFIELD 

COUNTY, GEORGIA, AND BEING LOT 

37 OF THE PINE VALLEY 

SUBDIVISION OF TUNNEL HILL NO. 5 

AS PER PLAT OFSAID SUBDIVISION 

RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 8, PAGE 

14, PLAT RECORDS OF WHITFIELD 

COUNTY, GEORGIA, AND BEING 

MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED 

AS FOLLOWS: 

COMMENCING AT A POINT ON THE 

EAST SIDE OF CRAWFORD 

TERRACE, SAID POINT OF 

BEGINNING BEING 172 FEET NORTH 

OF THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF 

THE INTERSECTION OF THE RIGHT- 

OF-WAY OF CRAWFORD TERRACE 

AND CRAWFORD DRIVE, AS 

MEASURED ALONG THE EAST SIDE 

OF SAID CRAWFORD TERRACE; 

THENCE NORTH 7 DEGREES 49 

MINUTES EAST, 120 FEET TO AN 

IRON PIN CORNER; THENCE SOUTH 

82 DEGREES 11 MINUTES EAST, 150 

FEET TO AN IRON PIN CORNER; 

THENCE SOUTH 7 DEGREES, 49 

MINUTES WEST, 120 FEET TO AN 

IRON PIN CORNER; THENCE NORTH 

82 DEGREES 11 MINUTES WEST 150 

FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING. 

Said property is commonly known as 

404 Crawford Terrace, Tunnel Hill, GA 

30755. 

The indebtedness secured by said 

Security Deed has been and is hereby 

declared due because of default under 

the terms of said Security Deed and 

Note, including but not limited to the 

nonpayment of the indebtedness as and 

when due. The indebtedness remaining 

in default, this sale will be made for the 

purpose of paying the same, all 

expenses of the sale, including 

attorneys` fees and all other payments 

provided for under the terms of the 

Security Deed and Note. 

Said property will be sold subject to the 

following items which may affect the title 

to said property: all zoning ordinances; 

matters which would be disclosed by an 

accurate survey orbyaninspection of 

the property; any outstanding taxes, 

including but not limited to ad valorem 

taxes, which constitute liens upon said 

property; special assessments; all 

outstanding bills for public utilities which 

constitute liens upon said property; all 

restrictive covenants, easements, rightsof-way 

and any other matters of record 

superior to said Security Deed. 

To the 

best of the knowledge and belief of the 


the property is Christy B. Allen, Christy 

B. Allen, or tenants(s). 






holder of the Security Deed. THE 

ABOVE LAW FIRM IS ACTING AS A 

DEBT COLLECTOR. ANY 



BAC HOME LOANS SERVICING, LP 

FKA COUNTRYWIDE HOME LOANS 

SERVICING LP 


CHRISTY B. ALLEN 

Lender Contact: BAC fka CHL, Loss 

Mitigation Dept., 7105 Corporate Drive, 

PTX-A-274, Plano,TX75024 

TELEPHONE NUMBER: 800-669-6087 

Attorney Contact: Rubin Lublin, LLC, 

3740 Davinci Court, Suite 100, 

Norcross, GA30092 

TELEPHONE NUMBER: (888) 890- 

5309 CASE NO.09-02509-4 

WWW.RUBINLUBLIN.COM/PROPERTY 

-LISTINGS.PHP 

AD RUN DATES 07/10/2009, 

07/17/2009, 07/24/2009, 07/31/2009 










Jose Arias and Faviola Arias to 


Systems, Inc., dated November 23, 

2004, recorded in Deed Book 4385, 


Records, aslast transferred to Wachovia 

Mortgage Corporation by assignment to 

be recorded in the Office of the Clerk of 

Superior Court of 

Whitfield County, 

Georgia Records,conveying the afterdescribed 

property to secure aNote in 

the original principal amount of ONE 

HUNDRED FOUR THOUSAND AND 

0/100 DOLLARS ($104,000.00), with 

interest thereon as set forth therein, 

there will be sold at public outcry tothe 

highest bidder for cash before the 

courthouse door of 


Georgia 

within the legal hours of sale 

READ ALL ABOUT IT 

in the Classifieds!




on the first Tuesday inAugust, 2009, the 

following described property: SEE 

EXHIBIT A ATTACHED HERETO AND 

MADE APART HEREOF 

























out above. 




Wachovia Mortgage Corporation, 1100 

Corporate Center Drive, Raleigh, NC 

27607, 8666428608. Please 

understand that the secured creditor is 

not required by law tonegotiate, amend, 

or modify the terms of the mortgage 

instrument. 



the property is Jose Arias and Faviola 

Arias or a tenant or tenants and said 

property is more commonly known as 

2709 Meadow Lake Drive S.W., Dalton, 

Georgia 30720. 







Wachovia Mortgage Corporation 


Jose Arias and Faviola Arias 





MR/brp 8/4/09 


EXHIBIT A 



District and 3rd Section of Whitfield 

County, Georgia, being Lot No.27ofthe 

J.N. Johns Subdivision, Plat 2, as per 

plat of said subdivision recorded in Plat 

Book 9Page 31 (Plat Cabinet A, Slide 

271), in the Office of the Clerk of the 


Georgia, and being more particularly 

described as per plat of survey prepared 

by William J. Bouldin, Registered Land 

Surveyor, dated September 20, 1994, as 

follows: 

Beginning at an iron pin located on the 

easterly right of way line of Meadowlake 

Drive said iron pin being located 448.30 

feet southerly as measured along the 


Drive from the southeast corner of the 

intersection of Meadowlake Drive and 

Lower Dug Gap Road; thence north 88 

degrees 10 minutes east 175 feet to an 

iron pin; thence south 01 degree 50 

minutes east 100 feet to an iron pin; 

thence south 88 degrees 10 minutes 

west 175 feet to an iron pin located on 

the easterly right of way line of 

Meadowlake Drive; thence north 01 

degrees 50 minutes west along the 


Drive 100 feet to an iron pin and the 

point of beginning. 

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Deed executed by Sharon R. Brandon 

and Steven L.Brandon to National City 

Bank dated August 26, 1994 in the 

amount of $146,000.00, and recorded in 

Deed Book 2542, Page 104, Whitfield 

County, Georgia Records; as last 

transferred to National City Bank by 

assignment; the undersigned, National 

City Bank pursuant to said deed and the 

note thereby secured, has declared the 

entire amount of said indebtedness due 

and payable and pursuant to the power 

of sale contained in said deed, will on 

the first Tuesday in August, 2009 , 

during the legal hours of sale, at the 




deed to-wit: 


being in Land Lot No. 247 in the 12th 


County, Georgia, and being Lot No. 615 

of Brookwood Subdivision, as shown by 

plat thereof, of record in Plat Book 6, 

Page 90 (Plat Cabinet A, Slide 223), in 

the Office of the Clerk ofthe Superior 

Court ofWhitfield County, Georgia and 

described as follows: 

Beginning at an iron pin located 5.0 Feet 

North of Thread Mill Road and 1,460.10 

Feet East along aline running 5.0 North 

of Thread Mill Road from the West line 

of said Land Lot No. 274; thence North 

00 degrees 30 minutes East 259.10 

Feet to an iron pin on the Southerly side 

of Rio Vista Drive; thence North 86 

degrees 40 minutes East along the 

Southerly side of Rio Vista Drive 100.0 

Feet to an iron pin ;thence South 00 

degrees 27 minutes West 266.10 Feet to 

an iron pin 5.0 Feet North of Thread Mill 

Road; thence North 89 degrees 20 

minutes West 100.0 Feet to the Point of 

Beginning. 


Rio Vista Drive, Dalton, Georgia., 



deed. 






property. 










said deed. 


property of Sharon R. Brandon and 

Steven L.Brandon and the proceeds of 

said sale will be applied to the payment 

of said indebtedness, the expense of 

said sale, all as provided in said deed, 

and the undersigned will execute adeed 

to the purchaser as provided in the 

aforementioned Security Deed. 

National City Bank 


Sharon R. Brandon and Steven L. 

Brandon 

Anthony DeMarlo, Attorney/canderson 


(404) 373-1612 








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Yulma Aviles to Mortgage Electronic 

Registration Systems, Inc., dated 

February 6, 2007, recorded in Deed 


Georgia Records, aslast transferred to 

Suntrust Mortgage, Inc. by assignment 

to be recorded in the Office of the Clerk 

of Superior Court of 





HUNDRED 

TWENTY-SEVEN 

THOUSAND NINE HUNDRED 

TWENTY AND 0/100 DOLLARS 






within the 





























out above. 




Suntrust Mortgage, Inc., 1001 Semmes 

Avenue, Richmond, VA 23224, 866-384- 

0903. Please understand that the 

secured creditor is not required by law to 

negotiate, amend, or modify the terms of 

the mortgage instrument. 



the property is Yulma Aviles or atenant 

or tenants and said property is more 

commonly known as 1025 Durgan 

Place, Dalton, Georgia 30721. 







Suntrust Mortgage, Inc. 


Yulma Aviles 





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EXHIBIT A 


being in Land Lots 262 and 279 of the 

11th District and 3rd Section of Whitfield 

County, Georgia, and Being Lot 30 of 

Timberland Subdivision, as per Plat 

recorded in Plat Cabinet D, Slide 184, 

Whitfield County, Georgia records, 

which Plat by reference is incorporated 

herein and made apart hereof. 

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Armando Campos to Mortgage 

Electronic Registration Systems Inc. as 

nominee for SunTrust Mortgage Inc., 

dated May 22, 2007, recorded in Deed 



SunTrust Mortgage Inc. by assignment 







HUNDRED EIGHTEEN THOUSAND 

NINE HUNDRED THIRTY-THREE AND 

0/100 DOLLARS ($118,933.00), with 






Georgia 



following described property:A tract land 

lying and being in Land Lot 17 of the 


County, Georgia, being Lot 1 of Oak 

Flats Subdivision, per plat of survey 

recorded in Plat Cabinet C, Slide 1436, 

Whitfield County Records, which plat is 

incorporated herein by reference and 

made apart ofthis description. 






























out above. 



the property is Armando Campos or a 


more commonly known as 1775 Sane 

Road, Dalton, Georgia 30721. 







SunTrust Mortgage Inc. 


Armando Campos 




(770) 234-9181 


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Cutberto Barbosa to Mortgage 

Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. as 

Nominee for First National Bank of 

Arizona, dated April 7, 2006, recorded in 


County, Georgia Records, as last 

transferred to Aurora Loan Services LLC 

by assignment recorded in Deed Book 

5290, Page 239, Whitfield County, 



the original principal amount of SIXTY- 

FIVE THOUSAND SIX HUNDRED AND 

0/100 DOLLARS ($65,600.00), with 






Georgia 



following described property:All that 

tract or parcel of land lying and being in 

Land Lot no. 219 in the 12th District and 

3rd Section of Whitfield County, 

Georgia, and being part ofcity Lot no. 

11 on Spencer Street, in the City of 

Dalton and described as follows: 

Beginning at an Iron pin on the easterly 

side of Spencer Street 50 feet 

northwardly along the easterly side of 

Spencer Street from the northeast 

corner of the intersection of south 

Spencer Street and East Cuyler Street; 

thence north 1Degrees 13 Minutes east 

along the easterly side of South 

Spencer Street 50 feet to an Iron pin; 

thence 89 Degrees 3 Minutes east 

124.5 feet to an Iron pin; thence south 6 

Degrees 0Minutes west 50 feet to an 

Iron pin; thence north 89 Degrees 9 

Minutes west 120.33 feet to the point of 

beginning. 















Aurora Loan Services LLC can be 


to 601 Fifth Avenue, Scottsbluff, NE 













out above. 



the property is Cutberto Barbosa or a 


more commonly known as 115 S 

Spencer Street, Dalton, Georgia 30721. 







Aurora Loan Services LLC 


Cutberto Barbosa 




(770) 234-9181 


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Because of default in the payment of 

the indebtedness, secured by aSecurity 

Deed executed by Elsa Barragan De 

Barragan and Joel Barragan to 


Systems, Inc. dated September 14, 

2007 in the amount of $98,800.00, and 


Whitfield County, Georgia Records; as 

last transferred to Mortgage Electronic 

Registration Systems, Inc. by 













deed to-wit: 


being in Land Lot No. 102, in the 12th 


County, Georgia and being designated 

as Lot No. 88ofClassic Estates, Phase 

5, on aPlat of Subdivision by Joseph R. 

Evans, Georgia Registered Land 

Surveyor No. 2168, dated May 28, 2004, 

and recorded in Plat Cabinet C, Slide 

3124, Whitfield County, Georgia Land 

Records, said plat being incorporated 

herein and made a part hereof by 

reference. 


Striplin Trail, Dalton, Georgia., together 

with all fixtures and other personal 

property conveyed bysaid deed. 






property. 










said deed. 


property of Elsa Barragan De Barragan 

and Joel Barragan and the proceeds of 








Systems, Inc. 


Elsa Barragan De Barragan and Joel 

Barragan 

Anthony DeMarlo, Attorney/smagnuson 


(404) 373-1612 


File No.09-16098 /FHLMC 






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Wilmarck Benavides to Mortgage 

Electronic Registration Systems, Inc., 










FOUR THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED 

AND 0/100 DOLLARS ($104,400.00), 

with interest thereon as set forth therein, 





Georgia 






























out above. 












the property is Wilmarck Benavides or a 


more commonly known as 1025 

Delaware Drive, Dalton, Georgia 30721. 









Wilmarck Benavides 





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EXHIBIT A 

A Certain Tract or parcel of land lying 

and being in Land Lot 179 in the 12th 


County, Georgia, and being Lot no. 232 

of Frazier Acres Subdivision, and more 

particularly described in that Plat for leta 

Henderson by Joseph R. Evans, georgia 

registered land surveyor no. 2168, dated 

July 15, 1987, as follows: 

Beginning at an Iron pin found on the 

northwest corner of the intersection of 

Delaware Drive and Frazier Drive 

(formerly Powerline Drive); thence due 

west adistance of 150.0 feet to an Iron 

pin placed; thence north 00 Degrees 44 

Minutes east adistance of 72.50 feet to 

an Iron pin found; thence due east a 

distance of 150.0 feet to an Iron pin 

found on the westerly right of way of 

Frazier Drive (formerly Powerline Drive); 

thence south 00 Degrees 44 Minutes 

west adistance of 72.50 feet to an Iron 

pin found and the point of beginning. 

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Mario Blanco-Abadicio to 

BancMortgage, a division of National 

Bank of Commerce, dated January 7, 



Records, aslast transferred to SunTrust 

Mortgage Inc. by assignment to be 

recorded in the Office of the Clerk of 





the original principal amount of NINETY 

THOUSAND TWO HUNDRED FIFTY 

AND 0/100 DOLLARS ($90,250.00), 






Georgia 





Land Lot 11 of The 13th District and 3rd 

Section of Whitfield County, Georgia; 


and being Lot 37 of Lakeland Park 

Subdivision, Phase II, as per Plat of 

recorded in Plat Cabinet B, Slides 369 

and 370, Whitfield County, Georgia 

records. 






























out above. 



the property is Mario Blanco-Abadicio or 

atenant or tenants and said property is 

more commonly known as 503 Brittney 










Mario Blanco-Abadicio 




(770) 234-9181 


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Deed executed by Edelmira Fraire to 

SouthTrust Mortgage Corporation dated 

August 16, 2002 in the amount of 

$66,833.00, and recorded in Deed Book 


Georgia Records; as last transferred to 

Wachovia Bank, N.A. by assignment; the 

undersigned, Wachovia Bank, N.A. 











deed to-wit: 




County, Georgia, and being Lot 45 in the 

Ponder Subdivision as shown by Plat 

No. 2thereof of record in Plat Book 7, 

page 80, in the Office of the Clerk ofthe 


Georgia. Said lot fronting 100 feet on 

south side of Ponder`s land and running 

back alike width 140 feet according to 

said plat. 


Ponders Rd, Dalton, Georgia., together 








property. 










said deed. 


property of Edelmira Fraire 

and the 







Deed. 

Wachovia Bank, N.A. 


Edelmira Fraire 

Anthony DeMarlo, Attorney/lseymore 


(404) 373-1612 








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Notice of Sale Under Power 

Georgia, Whitfield County 


contained in a Deed to Secure Debt 

given by Johnny A. Burkett, Jr. and 

Tammy Burkett to Mortgage Electronic 

Registration Systems, Inc. as nominee 

for Home Funds Direct, dated May 16, 

2007, and recorded in Deed Book 5011, 


records, as last transferred to HSBC 

Bank USA, National Association as 

Trustee on behalf of SG Mortgage 

Securities Trust 2007 AHL1 Asset 

Backed Certificates, Series 2007 AHL1 

by Assignment to be recorded in 


conveying the after-described property 

to secure a Note of even date in the 

original principal amount of 

$150,160.00, with interest at the rate 

specified therein, there will be sold by 

the undersigned at public outcry tothe 


Courthouse door of Whitfield County, 

Georgia, within the legal hours of sale 

on the first Tuesday inAugust, 2009, to 

wit: August 4, 2009, the following 


ALL THAT PARCEL OF LAND IN 

BOROUGH OF WHITFIELD COUNTY, 

STATE OF GEORGIA, AS MORE 

FULLY DESCRIBED IN DEED BOOK 

2706, PAGE 149, ID# 11-205-04-035, 

BEING KNOWN AND DESIGNATED AS 

LOT 35, SECTION 3, KNOB NORTH 

ESTATES, PHASE TWO, FILED IN 

PLAT BOOK C, PAGE 92. 



LOT NO. 205 IN THE 11TH DISTRICT 

AND 3RD SECTION OF WHITFIELD 

COUNTY, GEORGIA AND BEING LOT 

NO. 35 OF KNOB NORTH ESTATES 

SUBDIVISION, PHASE TWO, AS 

SHOWN BY PLAT OF RECORD IN 

PLAT CABINET C, SLIDE 92, IN THE 

OFFICE OF THE CLERK OF THE 

SUPERIOR COURT OF WHITFIELD 

COUNTY, GEORGIA. 

BY FEE SIMPLE DEED FROM 

JOHNNY A. BURKETT, JR. AS SET 

FORTH IN DEED BOOK 2706, PAGE 

149 DATED 03/18/1996 AND 

RECORDED 03/18/1996, WHITFIELD 

COUNTY RECORDS, STATE OF 

GEORGIA. 

THIS MORTGAGE IS REFINANCING A 

MORTGAGE LOCATED IN BOOK 4768 

PAGE 37 WITH THE UNPAID 

PRINCIPAL BALANCE OF $105,168.69 

INTANGIBLE TAX ON THIS 

MORTGAGE IS BEING CALCULATED 

OFF OF THE AMOUNT OF NEW 

MONEY BEING FINANCED WHICH IS 

$150,160.00 

AND 

GRANTOR: WlLLIAM E. CALDWELL 

GRANTEE: JOHNNY ALAN BURKETT, 

JR. 

DATED: 11/02/1992 RECORDED: 

11/02/1992 

BK/PG: 2346/1 

The debt secured by said Deed to 

Secure Debt has been and is hereby 

declared due because of, among other 

possible events of default, failure to pay 

the indebtedness as and when due and 

in the manner provided in the Note and 

Deed to Secure Debt. The debt 

remaining in default, this sale will be 

made for the purpose of paying the 

same and all expenses of this sale, as 

provided in the Deed to Secure Debt 

and by law, including attorney’s fees 

(notice of intent to collect attorney’s fees 

having been given). 


undersigned, the party (or parties) in 

possession of the subject property 

known as 162 Eagle Drive, Cohutta, GA 

30710 is (are): Johnny Alan Burkett, Jr. 

and Tammy Burkett or tenant or tenants. 

Said property will be sold subject to (a) 

any outstanding ad valorem taxes 

(including taxes which are alien, but not 

yet due and payable), (b) any matters 

which might be disclosed by an accurate 

survey and inspection of the property, 

and (c) all matters of record superior to 

the Deed to Secure Debt first set out 

above, including, but not limited to, 


zoning ordinances, easements, 

restrictions, covenants, etc. 

The sale will be conducted subject to (1) 



Code; (2) O.C.G.A. Section 9-13-172.1; 

and (3) final confirmation and audit of 

the status of the loan with the holder of 

the security deed. 

Pursuant to O.C.G.A. Section 9-13- 

172.1, which allows for certain 

procedures regarding the rescission of 

judicial and nonjudicial sales in the State 

of Georgia, the Deed Under Power and 

other foreclosure documents may not be 

provided until final confirmation and 

audit of the status of the loan as 

provided in the preceding paragraph. 

HSBC Bank USA, National Association 

as Trustee on behalf of SG Mortgage 

Securities Trust 2007 AHL1 Asset 

Backed Certificates, Series 2007 AHL1 

as attorney infact for 

Johnny A. Burkett, Jr. and Tammy 

Burkett 

Richard B. Maner, P.C. 

5775 Glenridge Drive 

Building D, Suite 100 

Atlanta, GA 30328 

(404)252-6385 






FC09-169 

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small ads BIG DEALS 

Call the Classifieds 

217-NEWS













Tracy Callahan to First Franklin 

Financial Corporation, dated December 



Records, as last transferred to Wells 

Fargo Bank, N. A. as Trustee for 

National City Mortgage Loan Trust 2005- 

1, Mortgage-Backed Certificates, Series 

2005-1 by assignment to be recorded in 

the Office of the Clerk ofSuperior Court 

of Whitfield County, Georgia 




FIFTEEN THOUSAND TWO HUNDRED 

AND 0/100 DOLLARS ($115,200.00), 






Georgia 




















Said property will be sold subject to 



yet due and payable), any matters which 

might be disclosed by an accurate 


any assessments, liens, encumbrances, 




out above. 




Home Loan Services, Inc., 150 

Allegheny Center-ICD 23-521, 

Pittsburgh, PA 15212, 800-622-5035. 

Please understand that the secured 

creditor is not required by law to 


the mortgage instrument.To the best 

knowledge and belief of the 


the property is Craig Hawkins and Tracy 

Callahan or atenant or tenants and said 


110 Watt Drive, Dalton, Georgia 30721. 







Wells Fargo Bank, N. A. as Trustee for 

National City Mortgage Loan Trust 2005- 

1, Mortgage-Backed Certificates, Series 

2005-1 


Tracy Callahan 





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EXHIBIT A 

All that tract or parcel of land lying in 

Land lot 104 and 125 of the 12th district 

and 3rd section of Whitfield County, 

Georgia, and being lot No. 20 of 

Westbrook Subdivision and aportion of 

Lot NO. 148 Of Meadow Park 

subdivision and being more particularly 

described in aplat of survey prepared 

by Joseph R. Evans, Georgia 

Registered Land Surveyor No. 2168, 

dated November 18, 1997, as follows: 

Beginning at the northeast intersection 

of Plymouth Drive (50 'R/W) with Watts 

Drive (a/k/a Watt Drive, 50' R/W); thence 

north 02 degrees 15 minutes east, along 

the east right of way line of Plymouth 

drive, 145.0 feet to an iron pin found at 

the northwest corner of Lot No. 20 of 

Westbrook subdivision; thence north 21 

degrees 57 minutes west, along a 

portion of the west line of said Lot no., 

148 in Meadow Park subdivision, a 

distance of 54.32 feet to an iron pin 

found; thence south 88 degrees 56 

minutes 30 seconds east, across a 

portion of said lot 148 in Meadow Park 

subdivision adistance of 121.22 feet to 

an iron pin found; thence south 01 

degrees 03 minutes 30 seconds west 

50.0 feet to the northeast corner of said 

lot no. 20 in Westbrook subdivision; 


west, along the east line of said lot no 

20 in Westbrook subdivision, 148.0 feet 

to an iron pin found on the north right of 

way line of Watts drive; thence north 88 

degrees 56 minutes west, along the 

north right of way line of said drive 100.0 

feet to the point of beginning. 

For prior title see Deed book 2909 Page 


Records. 

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Under and by virtue of the power ofsale 

contained in that certain Multifamily 

Deed to Secure Debt Assignment of 

Rents and Security Agreement dated 

November 22, 2005, by and between 

Vivian Jean Bogue, as Grantor 

(hereinafter referred to as "Grantor") and 

LaSalle Bank National Association, a 

national banking association as Grantee 

(hereinafter referred to as "Grantee") 

and recorded in Deed Book 4654, 

Pages 260-277 in the Records of 

Whitfield County, Georgia (referred to 

herein as the "Security Deed"), as 

conveyed, assigned, transferred and set 

over to Wells Fargo Bank, N.A., as 

Trustee for the registered holders of 

LaSalle Commercial Mortgage 

Securities, Inc. 2006-MF2, Commercial 

Mortgage Pass-Through Certificates, 

Series 2006-MF2 pursuant to that 

certain Assignment of Multifamily Deed 

to Secure Debt, Assignment of Rents 

and Security Agreement by and 

between Grantee and Holder and 

recorded in Deed Book 4749, Pages 

281-284 in the Records of Whitfield 

County, Georgia; and as further 

conveyed, assigned, transferred and set 

over to Ridgecrest Holding Company, 

LLC (hereinafter referred to as “Holder”), 

Holder as assignee of Grantee will sell 

at public outcry tothe highest bidder for 

cash, between the legal hours of sale 

before the door of the Courthouse at 

Whitfield County, Georgia, on the first 

Tuesday inAugust 2009, to-wit: August 

4, 2009, the following described 

property located in Whitfield County, 

Georgia: 

LEGAL DESCRIPTION as contained in 

Exhibit A attached hereto and 

incorporated herein by reference. 

TOGETHER with all buildings, 

improvements, and tenements now or 

hereafter erected on the property, and 

all heretofore or hereafter vacated alleys 

and streets abutting the property, and all 

easements, rights, appurtenances, 

rents, royalties, mineral, oil and gas 


rights and profits, water, water rights, 

and water stock appurtenant to the 

property, and all fixtures, machinery, 

equipment, engines, boilers, 

incinerators, building materials, 

appliances and goods of every nature 

whatsoever now or hereafter located in, 

or on, or used, or intended to be used in 

connection with the property, including, 

but not limited to, those for the purposes 

of supplying or distributing heating, 

cooling, electricity, gas, water, air and 

light; and all elevators, and related 

machinery and equipment, fire 

prevention and extinguishing apparatus, 

security and access control apparatus, 

plumbing, bath tubs, water heaters, 

water closets, sinks, ranges, stoves, 

refrigerators, dishwashers, disposals, 

washers, dryers, awnings, storm 

windows, storm doors, screens, blinds, 

shades, curtains and curtain rods, 

mirrors, cabinets, paneling, rugs, 

attached floor coverings, furniture, 

pictures, antennas, trees and plants, 

and all other personal property 

necessary for the operation of the real 

estate; all of which, including 

replacements and additions thereto, 

shall be deemed to be and remain a 

part ofthe real property covered by the 

Security Deed; and all of the foregoing, 

together with said property (or the 

leasehold estate in the event the 

Security Deed is on a leasehold) are 

herein referred to as the “Property”. 

To the knowledge and belief of the 

undersigned, the Property is presently in 

the possession of Grantor. 

This sale will be made for the purpose of 

paying all or aportion of the accelerated 

but unpaid debt secured by the Security 

Deed, including, without limitation, the 

indebtedness under that certain 

Multifamily Note dated November 22, 

2005 issued by Grantor in favor of 

Grantee as now assigned to Holder in 

the original principal face amount of 

Four Hundred Fourteen Thousand Four 

Hundred and NO/100 Dollars 

($414,400.00) (hereinafter referred to as 

the “Note”). 

The Property will therefore be sold at 

public outcry as aforesaid pursuant to 

the terms of the power ofsale provided 

in the Security Deed for the purpose of 

satisfying in whole or in part the 

outstanding amounts secured thereby 

(including, without limitation, all 

principal, interest and other charges due 

or owing in connection therewith), and 

costs and expenses of this sale and all 

proceedings in connection therewith, 

including attorneys' fees, notice of which 

has been properly given pursuant to 

O.C.G.A. §13-1-11. 

The Property or any part ofthe Property 

may besold in such manner and order 

as Holder may elect and Holder may sell 

that portion of the Property, which, 

under the laws of the State of Georgia, 

constitutes an estate or interest in real 

estate separately from that portion of 

the Property, which, under the laws of 

the State of Georgia, constitutes 

personalty and not an interest in the real 

estate, inwhich case separate bids will 

be taken therefor, or collectively in a 

single sale or lot, in which case asingle 

bid will be taken therefor. Notice of the 

Holder’s intent shall be given by 

announcement made at the 

commencement of the public sale. 

Said Property will be sold subject to: (1) 

outstanding ad valorem taxes and/or 

assessments (including taxes which are 

a lien, whether or not now due and 

payable), if any; (2) the right of 

redemption of any taxing authority; (3) 

all easements, liens, encumbrances, 

zoning ordinances, covenants, 

restrictions and matters of record 

superior to the Security Deed; and (4) all 

matters as would be disclosed by a 

current, accurate survey ofthe Property. 






Holder of the Security Deed. 

The Property will be sold on an "as-is, 

where-is" basis without recourse against 

Holder and without representation or 

warranty of any kind or nature 

whatsoever with respect thereto. 

Holder hereby reserves the right to 

suspend the foreclosure proceeding at 

any time prior to the acceptance of abid 

and to subsequently resume the 

foreclosure proceeding at a time of its 

choosing or to rebid upon failure of a 

successful bidder to consummate the 

purchase. 

RIDGECREST HOLDING COMPANY, 

LLC 

As Attorney-in-Fact for 

VIVIAN JEAN BOGUE 

Chorey, Taylor & Feil, a Professional 

Corporation 

The Lenox Building, Suite 1700 

3399 Peachtree Road, N.E. 


Attn: Lisa F. Harper, Esq. 

(404) 841-3200 

EXHIBIT A 




County, Georgia, and described as 

follows: 

Beginning at the northwest corner of the 

intersection of Vernon Avenue and West 

Boundary Street; thence south 86 


northerly side of Vernon Avenue 177.5 

feet to the northerly corner of the 

intersection of Vernon Avenue and 

Clemson Drive; thence north 3degrees 

33 minutes west along the easterly side 

of Clemson Drive 212.3 feet to an iron 

pin; thence east 190.2 feet to an iron pin 

on the westerly side of West Boundary 

Street; thence south along the westerly 

side of West Boundary Street 

200 feet 

to the point of beginning. 

Said property being more particularly 

described according to the Plat 

prepared for Roy Cantrell and Robert 

Cantrell by R.E. Smith, Surveyor, dated 

June 6, 1966, and recorded in Plat Book 

6, Page 21 (Plat Cabinet A, Slide 205), 

in the Office of the Clerk ofthe Superior 

Court ofWhitfield County, Georgia. 

This conveyance is made subject to all 

zoning ordinances, easements, and 

restrictions of record insofar as the 

same may lawfully affect the abovedescribed 

property. 

Property Address: 900 Vernon Avenue, 


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Rocio Mendez Botello to Mortgage 


dated February 1, 2005, recorded in 


County, Georgia Records,conveying the 

after-described property to secure a 

Note in the original principal amount of 

NINETY-TWO THOUSAND FIVE 







within the 






























out above. 






27607, 8666428608. Please 




instrument. 



the property is Rocio Mendez Botello or 


more commonly known as 214 Center 

St. N., Tunnel Hill, Georgia 30755. 









Rocio Mendez Botello 





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EXHIBIT A 

Acertain tract or parcel of land lying and 



Georgia, being the west half of Lot No. 

53 of Tunnel Subdivision, Plat 2, as per 

plat prepared for Michael H. Nuckolls by 

R.E. Smith, Surveyor, dated July 27, 

1972, and as per plat of said subdivision 

as recorded in Plat Book 3, Page 224, 

Clerks Office, Whitfield County, Georgia, 

and being more particularly described 

as follows: 

Beginning at point on the east side of 

Center Street, said point being 950 feet 

north of the northeast corner of the 

intersection of Center Street and School 

Street, as measured in a northerly 

direction along the east side of Center 

Street; thence north 01 degree 15 

minutes west 100 feet along the east 

side of Center Street; thence south 87 

degrees 10 minutes east 69.25 feet 

along the south side of an unopened 

street; thence south 07 degrees 37 

minutes east 99.38 feet along the 

northwest line of certain property now or 

formerly belonging to Mrs.A.N.Hannah; 

thence north 88 degrees 36 minutes 

west along the north line of Lot 54, said 

Tunnel Subdivision 80.2 feet to the east 

side of Center Street and the point of 

beginning. 

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Because of adefault in the payment of 

the indebtedness secured by aSecurity 

Deed executed by Terri D. Franklin to 


Systems, Inc. dated January 31, 2005, 


1, Whitfield County Records, said 

Security Deed having been last sold, 

assigned, transferred and conveyed to 

Wells Fargo Bank, N.A., by Assignment 

securing aNote in the original principal 

amount of $92,058.00, the holder 

thereof pursuant to said Deed and Note 

thereby secured has declared the entire 


payable and, pursuant to the power of 

sale contained in said Deed, will on the 

first Tuesday, August 4, 2009, during the 

legal hours of sale, before the 

Courthouse door in said County, sell at 


cash, the property described in said 

Deed, to-wit: 




County, Georgia, and being designated 

as Tract 3asshown on aplat of survey 

recorded in Plat Cabinet CSlide 2382, 

Whitfield County, Georgia Land 

Records, reference to which plat is 

hereby made and incorporated herein 

by reference for a more complete 

description. 

For prior title, see Deed Book 4149 


Land Records. 

TOGETHER WITH an improvement and 

immovable fixture permanently attached 

thereto, a 2000 PALM HARBOR, 

manufactured home, Vehicle 

Identification No.PH1411357AB. 

Said property is known as 421 Mill 

Creek Road, Rocky Face, GA 30740, 

together with all fixtures and personal 

property attached to and constituting a 

part ofsaid property, ifany. 



taxes which are alien, whether or not 

now due and payable), the right of 

redemption of any taxing authority, any 

matters which might be disclosed by an 

accurate survey and inspection of the 

property, any assessments, liens, 

encumbrances, zoning ordinances, 

restrictions, covenants, and matters of 

record superior to the Security Deed 

first set out above. 








collect attorney's fees in accordance 

with the terms of the Note secured by 

said Deed. 


property of Terri D. Franklin, the 

property, to the best information, 


undersigned, being presently in the 

possession of Terri D.Franklin, and the 


the payment of said indebtedness and 

all the expenses of said sale, including 

attorney's fees, all as provided in said 

Deed, and the balance, if any, will be 

distributed as provided by law. 

Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. as Attorney-in- 

Fact forTerri D.Franklin 

File no.09-010731 

SHAPIRO &SWERTFEGER* 

Attorneys and Counselors at Law 

2872 Woodcock Blvd., Suite 100 

Atlanta, GA 30341-3941 

(770)220-2535/LS 

HYPERLINK 

"http://www.swertfeger.net" 

www.swertfeger.net 

*THE LAW FIRM IS ACTING AS A 




[FC-NOS] 

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Deed executed by Charles E. Branson 

and Linda K. Branson to Accredited 

Home Lenders, Inc. dated October 7, 

2002 in the amount of $63,000.00, and 



last transferred to HSBC Bank USA by 

assignment; the undersigned, HSBC 

Bank USA pursuant to said deed and 

the note thereby secured, has declared 

the entire amount of said indebtedness 

due and payable and pursuant to the 

power of sale contained in said deed, 

will on the first Tuesday inAugust, 2009 

,during the legal hours of sale, atthe 




deed to-wit: 

The following described property, to-wit: 

All that tract of parcel of land lying and 




follows: 

Beginning at an iron pipe on the 

Northeasterly side of West Side Circle at 

its intersection with an extension of the 

Northwesterly side of Harlin Drive, if the 

same is extended to its intersection with 

the Northeasterly side of West Side 

Circle; thence North 25 degrees 37 

minutes West along the Easterly side of 

West Side Circle 100 feet to an iron pin 

at the Southwest corner of Lot No. 485A 

of West Side Subdivision, as shown by 

plat of record in Plat Book 5, Page 49, 

(Plat Cabinet A, Slide 171), in the Office 

of the Clerk of the Superior Court of 

Whitfield County, Georgia; thence North 

72 degrees 3 minutes East along the 

Southerly line of said Lot No. 485A, 

191.86 feet to an iron pin on the West 

line of Lot No. 468 of West Side 

Subdivision, a shown by Plat No. 4 

thereof, ofrecord in Plat Book 5, Page 

139 (Plat Cabinet A, Slide 186), in the 

Office of the Clerk ofthe Superior Court 

of Whitfield County, Georgia; thence 

South 12 degrees 40 minutes East 

69.84 feet to an iron pin at the 

Southwest corner of said Lot No. 468; 

thence South 36 degrees 38 minutes 

East along the Westerly line of Lot No. 

469 of said West Side Subdivision as 

shown by said Plat No. 4thereof, 100 

feet to an iron pin; thence South 62 

degrees 47 minutes West 167.31 feet to 

anail in concrete on the Northeasterly 

side of the West Side Circle; thence 

North 40 degrees 54 minutes West 

along the Northeasterly side of West 

Side Circle 100 feet to the Point of 

Beginning. 

Being the same property conveyed to 

Charles E. Branson and Linda K. 

Branson by Warranty Deed from Ralph 

E. Harris in Book 2532, Page 344, dated 

July 15, 1994, recorded July 26, 1994 in 


Court for Whitfield County, Georgia. 


Westside Circle, Rocky Face, Georgia., 



deed. 






property. 










said deed. 


property of Charles E. Branson and 

Linda K. Branson 

and the proceeds of 







HSBC Bank USA 


Charles E. Branson and Linda K. 

Branson 

Anthony DeMarlo, Attorney/efisher 


(404) 373-1612 








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Because of default in the payment of an 

indebtedness on a Loan Agreement 

executed by CHADWICK A. BRYSON 

AND JOYCE E. BRYSON in the original 

principal amount of $92,300.22, secured 

by Deed To Secure Debt executed by 

CHADWICK A. BRYSON AND JOYCE 

E. BRYSON dated 4/4/02, in favor of 

HOUSEHOLD 

REALTY 

CORPORATION, and recorded on 

4/9/02, in Deed Book 3664, Page 274, 

Clerk, WHITFIELD County Superior 

Court, the undersigned, HOUSEHOLD 

REALTY CORPORATION, pursuant to 

said Deed and the note thereby secured 

has declared the entire balance 

outstanding on said indebtedness due 

and payable and pursuant to Power of 

Sale contained in said Deed, will on the 

first TUESDAY in AUGUST, 2009, during 

the legal hours of sale, sell said property 

before the Courthouse door in 

WHITFIELD County at public outcry to 

the highest bidder for CASH. The 

property to be sold is described in said 

Deed and is set forth hereinafter in full: 


being in Land Lot 37, 12th District, 3rd 

Section, Whitfield County, Georgia, and 

being more particularly described as per 

plat of survey prepared by Joseph R. 

Evans, RLS, dated 12/31/96, as follows: 

Beginning at the northeast corner of the 

intersection of Varnell Road and Regal 

Drive; thence North following the East 

r/w of said Varnell Road 100’ to an iron 

pin; thence South 89 degrees 42 

minutes East 122.93’ to an iron pin; 

thence South 100’ to an iron pin located 

on the North r/w line of Regal Drive; 

thence North 89 degrees 42 minutes 

West along the North r/w line of Regal 

Drive 122.93 feet to a point and the 


This property is known as: 119 S. 

Varnell Road, Tunnel Hill, GA 30755. 

This sale will be held subject to the 

following additional items which may 

affect title to said property: all restrictive 

covenants, easements, rights of way 

appearing of record, if any; all zoning 

ordinances; matters which would be 

disclosed by an accurate survey orby 

an inspection of the property; all 

outstanding or unpaid taxes which may 

be liens upon the property; all 

outstanding or unpaid bills and 

assessments for street improvements, 

curbing, trash collection, water, sewage 

and public utilities which may be liens 

upon said property. 








collect attorneys’ fees in accordance 



said deed. 

The entity that has full 

authority to negotiate, amend and 

modify all terms of the mortgage with 

the debtor is: HSBC Consumer 

Lending, 961 Weigel Drive, Elmhurst, IL 

60126, 800-333-5848, ext. 3888. Please 


not required to negotiate, amend or 

modify the terms of the mortgage 

instrument. 


property of CHADWICK A. BRYSON 

AND JOYCE E. BRYSON, and the sale 

will be applied to the payment of said 

indebtedness and the expenses of said 

Deed, and the undersigned will execute 

aDeed to the purchaser at said sale as 

provided in the aforementioned Deed To 

Secure Debt which Deed will be subject 

to the liens and encumbrances of 

record. To the best of the undersigned's 

knowledge, information and belief, the 

premises are in the possession of 


E. BRYSON. 

This is a communication from a debt 

collector. The debt collector is 

attempting to collect a debt, and any 

information obtained will be used for that 

purpose. 

HOUSEHOLD 

REALTY 

CORPORATION 

AS ATTORNEY IN FACT FOR 


E. BRYSON 

STEPHEN J. KNEZO 

Attorney atLaw 

PO Box 724618 


(678) 305-0043 

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Jon Buchholtz to Wells Fargo Bank, 

N.A., dated January 31, 2007, recorded 

in Deed Book 4339, Page 226, Whitfield 




ONE HUNDRED TWENTY-SEVEN 

THOUSAND EIGHT HUNDRED AND 

0/100 DOLLARS ($127,800.00), with 






Georgia 






























out above. 



of the mortgage with the debtor is: Wells 

Fargo Home Mortgage, Inc., PO Box 

10335, Des Moines, IA 50306, 1-800- 

416-1472. Please understand that the 






the property is Jon Buchholtz or a 


more commonly known as 237 Hazel 

Lane, Dalton, Georgia 30721. 







Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. 


Jon Buchholtz 





MR/lgk 8/4/09 


EXHIBIT A 

Tract One: 

Lot Fourteen (14) of the F.E. White 

Subdivision, as per plat made by R.E. 

Smith Surveyor, dated May 25, 1955, as 

recorded in Plat Book 4, Page 4, in the 



Tract Two: 


being in Land Lot Thirteen in the Twelfth 


County, Georgia being Lot Twenty-One 

(21) of the F.E. White Subdivision, Plat 

2, as per plat made by R.E. Smith, 

surveyor. dated March 28, 1957, which 

appears of record in Plat Book 4, Page 

68, in the Office of the Clerk of the 



described as shown on plat of survey 

prepared by R.E. Smith, surveyor, May 

7, 1971, as follows: 

Beginning at an iron stake onthe south 

side of Hazel Drive atapoint 600 feet 

east from southeast corner of 

intersection of Diana Drive and Hazel 

Drive; thence running east along south 

side of Hazel Drive a distance of 100 

feet to an iron stake; thence running 

south 145 feet to an iron stake; thence 

running west adistance of 100 feet to 

an iron stake; thence running north a 

distance of 145 feet to an iron stake on 

the south side of Hazel Drive and the 


Being the same property conveyed to 

Jon Buchholtz by deed from Kendall L. 

Ogle and Margaret Ogle, dated 04/28/05 


333 in the Office of the Clerk of the 


Georgia. 

M/P 12-013-08-013 &12-013-07-006 

gr 

Commonly known as:237 Hazel Lane, 


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NOTICE OF SALE 

GEORGIA, WHITFIELD COUNTY. 

By virtue of the power ofsale contained 

in aDeed to Secure Debt from MELISA 

D. CALLAHAN a/k/a MELISSA D. 

CALLAHAN to DALTON WHITFIELD 

BANK – THORNTON AVE., AN FSG 

BANK, N.A., dated April 15, 2005, in the 

principal amount of $21,036.820 and 


modified by Modification of a Deed to 

Secure Debt dated February 21, 2008 

and recorded in Deed Book 5164, page 

138 in the Whitfield County, Georgia 

Deed Records, there will be sold by the 

undersigned at public outcry to the 


Courthouse door at Whitfield County, 



following described property: 

All that tract or parcel of land situate, 

lying and being in Land Lot No.17ofthe 


County, Georgia, as shown by aplat of 

survey by N. B. DeLoach, Georgia 

Registered Land Surveyor, dated 

December 9, 1997, with said property 


follows: 

BEGINNING at the southwest corner of 

Land Lot No.308 of the 11th District and 


Georgia, and running thence south 89 

degrees 46 minutes 00 seconds east 

along the south land lot line of said Land 

Lot No. 308 adistance of 908.50 feet to 

a point; thence south 00 degrees 24 

minutes 00 seconds west adistance of 

826.85 feet to an iron pin and the TRUE 

POINT OF BEGINNING; thence south 

00 degrees 24 minutes 00 seconds west 

adistance of 247.85 feet to an iron pin; 

thence north 90 degrees 00 minutes 00 

seconds west adistance of 438.00 feet 

to an iron pin; thence north 89 degrees 

58 minutes 47 seconds west adistance 

of 96.57 feet to an iron pipe; thence 

south 09 degrees 38 minutes 33 


to an iron pin located on the northerly 

right-of-way of Manis Road; thence 

along the northerly right-of-way of Manis 

Road south 84 degrees 39 minutes 27 

seconds west adistance of 25.14 feet to 

an iron pipe; thence north 09 degrees 

38 minutes 33 seconds east adistance 

of 222.38 feet to an iron pin; thence 

north 89 degrees 50 minutes 55 

seconds east adistance of 117.57 feet 






to an iron pin and the TRUE POINT OF 

BEGINNING. 




possible events of default, nonpayment 

of installments of said loan. 

The debt 

remaining in default, the sale will be 

made for the purposes of paying the 

same and all expenses of this sale 

including attorney’s fees. 


property of 

MELISA D. CALLAHAN 

a/k/a MELISSA D. CALLAHAN who is 

now known as MELISSA GAMLEN and 

is subject to outstanding ad valorem 

taxes and/or assessments, ifany. 

The 

party in possession of the property is 

MELISA GAMLEN, f/k/a MELISA D. 

CALLAHAN. The address of the 

property is 920 Manis Road, Dalton, 

Georgia 30721. This is an attempt to 

collect a debt and any information 

obtained will be used for that purpose by 

the undersigned law firm. 


FSGBANK, N.A., SUCCESSOR BY 

MERGER TO DALTON WHITFIELD 

BANK, AS ATTORNEY IN FACT FOR 

MELISA D. CALLAHAN a/k/a MELISSA 

D. CALLAHAN 

BY:SPONCLER &THARPE, LLC 

J. TRACY WARD, ATTORNEY FOR 

DALTON WHITFIELD BANK, AN FSG 

BANK, N.A., 

P.O. BOX 398 

DALTON, GEORGIA 30722 

(706) 278-5211 

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Deed executed by JGonzalez-alvarez to 


Systems, Inc. dated October 31, 2007 in 

the amount of $99,900.00, and recorded 



transferred to Wachovia Mortgage 

Corporation by assignment; the 

undersigned, Wachovia Mortgage 

Corporation pursuant to said deed and 

the note thereby secured, has declared 

the entire amount of said indebtedness 

due and payable and pursuant to the 

power of sale contained in said deed, 

will on the first Tuesday inAugust, 2009 

,during the legal hours of sale, atthe 




deed to-wit: 


being in Lant Lot 182 in the 12th District 


Georgia being designated as Lot 7 

according to aplat of survey ofClifford 

Heights Subdivision, Phase II prepared 

by Joseph R. Evans GRLS#2168, dated 

9-13-06, recorded in Plat Cabinet D, 

Slides 943-944 in the Office of the Clerk 

of the Superior Court of Whitfield 

County, Georgia, to which reference 

said plat is herein made for amore full 

and complete description of said 

property. 


Maney Lane, Dalton, Georgia., together 








property. 










said deed. 


property of JGonzalez-alvarez and the 







Deed. 



JGonzalez-alvarez 



(404) 373-1612 








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Deed executed by Ai-Ling Chio and 

Yuan-Shiun Chio to Dalton Whitfield 

Bank dated August 28, 2002 in the 




transferred to BAC Home Loans 

Servicing, LP FKA Countrywide Home 

Loans Servicing LP Monetary-Default by 

assignment; the undersigned, BAC 

Home Loans Servicing, LP FKA 

Countrywide Home Loans Servicing LP 

Monetary-Default pursuant to said deed 

and the note thereby secured, has 

declared the entire amount of said 

indebtedness due and payable and 

pursuant to the power ofsale contained 

in said deed, will on the first Tuesday in 

August, 2009 ,during the legal hours of 

sale, atthe Courthouse door in Whitfield 

County, sell at public outcry to the 

highest bidder for cash, the property 

described in said deed to-wit: 




County, Georgia, together with 

improvements thereon, being Lot 25 of 

Oak Crest Subdivision, and being more 

particularly described according to aplat 

of survey prepared for Jerry G.Wilburn, 

Lynda Jo Wilburn and Decatur Federal 

Savings and Loan Association by 

Marcus E. Cook, Georgia Registered 

Land Surveyor No. 1935, dated May 18, 

1983, revised August 24, 1988, and 

being more particularly described 

according to said survey asfollows: 

Beginning at an iron pin located at the 

intersection of the south right of way line 

of Westeria Drive (50` R/W) and the 

east right of way line of Dug Gap Road; 

thence running south 89 degrees 15 

minutes east, along the south right of 

way line of Westeria Drive, adistance of 

140.00 feet to an iron pin; thence 

running south 00 degrees 45 minutes 

west adistance of 100.00 feet to an iron 

pin; thence running north 00 degrees 45 

minutes east, along the east line of Dug 

Gap Road, adistance of 100.00 feet to 

an iron pin, which is the point of 

beginning. 

LESS AND EXCECT that portion of the 

above described property conveyed to 

the City of Dalton in that certain deed 

dated August 21, 2000 and recorded in 

the Deed Book 3318 Page 299, 


Records. 



Land Records. 


Dug Gap Road, Dalton, Georgia., 



deed. 






property. 










said deed. 


property of Ai-Ling Chio and Yuan-Shiun 

Chio and the proceeds of said sale will 

be applied to the payment of said 

indebtedness, the expense of said sale, 

all as provided in said deed, and the 

undersigned will execute adeed to the 

purchaser as provided in the 


BAC Home Loans Servicing, LP FKA 


Monetary-Default 


Ai-Ling Chio and Yuan-Shiun Chio 

Anthony DeMarlo, Attorney/cyeats 


(404) 373-1612 


File No.09-16052 /FNMA 






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Israel Rodriguez a/k/a Israel Rodriguez 

Covarrubias and aka Israel Rodriguez- 

Covarrubias to Mortgage Electronic 







HUNDRED NINETEEN THOUSAND 

SIX HUNDRED AND 0/100 DOLLARS 






within the 





























out above. 












the property is Israel Rodriguez a/k/a 

Israel Rodriguez Covarrubias or a 



Valleybrook Drive, Dalton, Georgia 

30720. 












Covarrubias 





MR/ras 8/4/09 


EXHIBIT A 





of Valley Brook Subdivision, as shown 

by plat no. 2thereof, of record in plat 

book 5, page 138, (plat cabinet A, slide 



Georgia, and being described according 

to aplat prepared by Joseph R. Evans, 

Surveyor, dated May 10, 1989, for 

Charles Tate Bryson and Bethina Ann 

Pulliam, as follows: 

Beginning at an iron pin on the northerly 

side of Valley Brook Drive 649.50 feet 

westwardly along the northerly side of 

Valley Brook Drive from the northwest 

corner of the intersection of Valley Brook 

Drive and Dug Gag Road; thence south 

89 degrees 40 minutes west along the 

northerly side of Valley Brook Drive 76 

feet; thence continuing in awesterly and 

northerly direction along the arc of the 

curvature of the northerly, northeasterly, 

and easterly side of Valley Brook Drive, 

166.76 feet (said arc having a chord 

north 39 degrees 2minutes west 140.69 

feet); thence continuing along the 

easterly side of Valley Brook Drive, north 

17 degrees 40 minutes east 25 feet to 

an iron pin; thence north 87 degrees 6 

minutes east along a chain link fence 

202.80 feet to an iron pin; thence south 

17 degrees 40 minutes west 150 feet to 

the point of beginning. 

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NOTICE OF SALE 

GEORGIA, WHITFIELD COUNTY. 


in aDeed to Secure Debt from AVERY 

B. CRONAN to DALTON WHITFIELD 

BANK – VARNELL, AN FSGBANK, 

N.A., 

dated January 30, 2008, in the 

principal amount of $52,278.76 and 


and re-recorded in Deed Book 5224, 

page 335, Whitfield County Deed 

Records, there will be sold by the 

undersigned at public outcry to the 


Courthouse door at Whitfield County, 







County, Georgia, and described more 

particularly as a tract of 3.85 acres, 

more or less, per plat of survey prepared 

by Donald O. Babb, Georgia Registered 

Land Surveyor No. 2029, dated 

December 30, 1997 as follows: 

BEGINNING at an iron pin located on 

the southwesterly right-of-way of Strain 

Road (a 60-foot right-of-way), said point 

being south 69 degrees 37 minutes 45 

seconds east 2195.69 feet from the 

intersection of the center line of Georgia 

Highway No. 71with the center line of 

Strain Road. From said point of 

beginning, thence south 45 degrees 16 

minutes 54 seconds east along said 

southwesterly right-of-way of Strain 

Road a distance of 132.07 feet to an 

iron pin; thence south 51 degrees 17 


620.86 feet to a fence corner; thence 







seconds east adistance of 32.51 feet to 

an iron pin; thence south 70 degrees 07 

minutes 08 seconds east adistance of 


78 degrees 31 minutes 35 seconds east 


thence south 86 degrees 29 minutes 56 


an iron pin and the point of beginning. 

SUBJECT to a power line easement 

which is indicated on said property per 

said plat. 

This conveyance is made subject to all 

zoning ordinances, easements, 

restrictions of record, insofar as the 

same may lawfully affect the abovedescribed 

property. 




possible events of default, nonpayment 

of installments of said loan. 

The debt 

remaining in default, the sale will be 

made for the purposes of paying the 

same and all expenses of this sale 

including attorney’s fees. 


property of AVERY B.CRONAN and is 

subject to outstanding ad valorem taxes 

and/or assessments, ifany. The party in 

possession of the property is 

AVERY 

B. CRONAN. The address of the 

property is 180 Strain Road, Cohutta, 

Georgia 30710. This is an attempt to 

collect a debt and any information 

obtained will be used for that purpose by 

the undersigned law firm. 


DALTON WHITFIELD BANK – 

VARNELL, AN FSGBANK, N.A., AS 

ATTORNEY IN FACT FOR AVERY B. 

CRONAN 

BY:SPONCLER &THARPE, LLC 

J. TRACY WARD, ATTORNEY FOR 

DALTON WHITFIELD BANK – 

VARNELL, AN FSGBANK, N.A. 

P.O. BOX 398 

DALTON, GEORGIA 30722 

(706) 278-5211 

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Deed executed by WILLIAM CURTIS to 

Washington Mutual Bank FA dated July 

19, 2006 in the amount of $71,050.00, 


100, Whitfield County, Georgia Records; 

as last transferred to JPMorgan Chase 

Bank, National Association by 

assignment; the undersigned, JPMorgan 

Chase Bank, National Association 











deed to-wit: 




County, Georgia, and being the South 

half of Lot No. 3 of the Mt. Vernon 

Subdivision, as shown by plat of record 

in Plat Book 5, Page 56, in the Office of 

the Clerk of the Superior Court of 

Whitfield County, Georgia, and 


BEGINNING at apoint on the Easterly 

side of the Mt. Vernon-Mill Creek Public 

Road 100 feet Southwardly along the 

Easterly side of the Mt. Vernon-Mill 

Creek Public Road from its intersection 

with the South side of Sosebee Drive, 

thence East 200 feet; thence South 14 

degrees East 100 feet, thence West 200 

feet the Easterly side of the Mt. Vernon- 

Mill Creek Public Road; thence North 14 


degrees West along the Easterly side of 

the Mt. Vernon-Mill Creek Public Road 

100 feet to the Point of Beginning. 

TOGETHER WITH water rights to awell 

located on the North half of said Lot No. 

3, and an easement for a water line 

extending from said well Southwardly 

approximately parallel with the Mt. 

Vernon-Mill Creek Public Road 62 feet, 

more or less, to the North line of the 

above-described property at apoint 66 

feet, more or less, East of the Northwest 

corner of said property, said easement 

being 10 feet in width, 5feet on each 

side of the center line of said water line 

as now located. 


Crider Road, Rocky Face, Georgia., 



deed. 






property. 










said deed. 


property of WILLIAM CURTIS 

and the 







Deed. 

JPMorgan Chase Bank, National 

Association 


WILLIAM CURTIS 



(404) 373-1612 


File No.08-14540 /FHA 






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Mark Denison and Deanna Denison to 


Systems Inc. as nominee for SunTrust 

Mortgage Inc., dated April 5, 2007, 



last transferred to SunTrust Mortgage 







FIFTY-SEVEN THOUSAND FIVE 

HUNDRED TWENTY-EIGHT AND 0/100 

DOLLARS ($157,528.00), 

with interest 







described property:All that tract or 


Lot No 310 in the 12th District and 3rd 


being designated as lot No 75 of Valley 

Brook Subdivision, as per plat of said 

subdivision recorded in Plat book 5, 


Land Records, and being more 

particularly described according 

to a 

plat of survey prepared by Joseph R. 

Evans, Georgia Registered Land 

Surveyor, dated 12/26/91, and being 

more particularly described according to 

said survey asfollows: 

Beginning at an iron pin located in the 

easterly right of way line of Courtland 

Land , said pin being located in a 

southerly direction as measured along 

the easterly right of way line of 

Courtland Land adistance of 742.0 feet 

from the intersection of said right of way 

line with the southerly right of way line of 

Courtland Drive; thence running south 

67 degrees 19 minutes east adistance 


running south 23 degrees 20 minutes 

west adistance of 105.0 feet to an iron 

pin ;thence running south 89 degrees 

40 minutes west, a distance of 145.0 

feet to an iron pin; thence running north 

06 degrees 47 minutes east, as distance 

of 118.1 feet to an iron pin located in the 

southerly right of way line of Courtland 

lane; thence running in anortheasterly 

direction along an arc to the left, an arc 

distance of 64.1 feet as measured along 

the southerly and easterly right of way 

line of Courtland lane to an iron pin , 

which marks the point of beginning. 






























out above. 



the property is Mark Denison and 

Deanna Denison or atenant or tenants 


known as 1915 Courtland Lane, Dalton, 










Mark Denison and Deanna Denison 




(770) 234-9181 


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Ricardo Diaz to Mortgage Electronic 

Registration Systems Inc. as nominee 

for SunTrust Mortgage Inc., dated 

October 17, 2006, recorded in Deed 



Sun Trust Mortgage Inc. by assignment 






the original principal amount of NINETY- 

ONE THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED 

SIXTY AND 0/100 DOLLARS 






within the 





























out above. 












the property is Ricardo Diaz and 

Richardo Diaz or a tenant or tenants 


known as 1103-1 Main Street, Dalton, 








Sun Trust Mortgage Inc. 


Ricardo Diaz 





MR/ac0 8/4/09 


EXHIBIT A 



and 3 Section of Whitfield County, 

Georgia being in the City of Dalton, and 

being Lot 2A of Plat entitled "Plat for M. 

P. Properties" prepared by N. B. 

Deloach, Georgia registered land 

surveyor no. 1347, dated August 8, 

2006, of record in Plat Cabinet D, Slide 

723, in the office of the clerk of the 

superior court of Whitfield County, 

Georgia, said Plat being incorporated 

herein by reference for a full and 

complete description of said Lot. 

Said Lot 2A is shown on the above 

referenced Plat to have acurrent street 

address of 1103-1 Main Street in Dalton, 

Georgia. The above described property 

is aportion of that property conveyed to 

MP Properties, LLC in Tract Iofwarranty 

deed of record in deed book 4604, page 

41, Whitfield County, Georgia clerk's 

records. 

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Deed executed by Olga Diaz to 


Systems, Inc. dated June 12, 2006, and 


Whitfield County Records, said Security 

Deed having been last sold, assigned, 

transferred and conveyed toHSBC Bank 

USA National Association as Successor 

Trustee to Wells Fargo Bank N.A. as 

Trustee for Bear Stearns Mortgage 

Funding Trust 2006-AC1, by Assignment 













Deed, to-wit: 





as Lot No. 3 of East Side Park 

Subdivision, as shwon on plat of said 

subdivision by R. E. Smith, Registered 

Land Surveyor, dated September 10, 

1946 and recorded in Plat Book 4Page 

119 (Plat Cabinet ASlide 144), Whitfield 

County, Georgia Land Records, 

reference to which plat is hereby made 

and incorporated herein by reference for 

amore complete description. 

For prior title, see: Deed Book 2678 


Land Records. 

Said property is known as 302 Bogle 

Street, Dalton, GA 30721, together with 

all fixtures and personal property 

attached to and constituting a part of 

said property, ifany. 






















said Deed. 


property of Olga Diaz, the property, to 

the best information, knowledge and 

belief of the undersigned, being 

presently in the possession of Olga 


Diaz, and the proceeds of said sale will 

be applied to the payment of said 

indebtedness and all the expenses of 

said sale, including attorney's fees, all 

as provided in said Deed, and the 

balance, if any, will be distributed as 

provided by law. 

HSBC Bank USA National Association 

as Successor Trustee to Wells Fargo 

Bank N.A. as Trustee for Bear Stearns 

Mortgage Funding Trust 2006-AC1 as 

Attorney-in-Fact for Olga Diaz 

File no.09-012464 




Atlanta, GA 30341-3941 

(770)220-2535/LW 

HYPERLINK "http://www.swertfeger.net" 






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Jaime Diaz Baez to Mortgage Electronic 




Records, aslast transferred to Wachovia 

Mortgage Corporation by assignment to 







HUNDRED FOURTEEN THOUSAND 

AND 0/100 DOLLARS ($114,000.00), 






Georgia 






























out above. 






27607, 8666428608. Please 




instrument. 



the property is Jaime Diaz Baez or a 


more commonly known as 607 W 

Boundary St, Dalton, Georgia 30721. 









Jaime Diaz Baez 





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EXHIBIT A 




County, Georgia, being Lot No. 5,Block 

4, of Cascade Heights Subdivision, as 

shown by plat of said subdivision, in Plat 

Book 11, Pages 88-90, (Plat Cabinet A, 

Slides 335-336), in the Office of the 

Clerk ofthe Superior Court ofWhitfield 

County, Georgia, and being more 

particularly described as per plat of 

survey prepared by Joseph R. Evans, 


September 13, 1980, as follows: 


west right-of-way of West Boundary 

Street said iron pin being located 235 

feet southerly from southwest terminus 

(P.C.) of West Tyler Street with West 

Boundary Street as measured along the 

west right-of-way of West Boundary 

Street (said iron pin also being 

described as located 235 feet southerly 

from the southernmost terminus of the 

curve forming the southwest intersection 

of West Tyler Street with West Boundary 

Street as measured along the west 

right-of-way of said West Boundary 

Street); thence south 01 degree 22 

minutes 46 seconds west along the west 

right-of-way of West Boundary Street 80 

feet to an iron pin; thence north 88 


along the north line of Lot No. 4in said 

block ofsaid subdivision adistance of 

125.88 feet to an iron pin; thence north 

01 degree 03 minutes 23 seconds east 

along adesignated park area 80 feet to 

an iron pin; thence south 88 degrees 37 

minutes 14 seconds east along the 

south line of Lot No.6 of Block 4 a 


and the point of beginning. 

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Susan A. Dunagan to Mortgage 





GMAC Mortgage, LLC by assignment to 







HUNDRED SEVENTEEN THOUSAND 

SIX HUNDRED FOURTEEN AND 0/100 

DOLLARS ($117,614.00), with interest 







described property: SEE EXHIBIT A 

ATTACHED HERETO AND MADE A 

PART HEREOF 


























out above. 




GMAC Mortgage, LLC f/k/a GMAC 

Mortgage Corporation, TwoRavinia Dr. 

Suite 500, Atlanta, GA 30346, 800-850- 

4622x2365442. Please understand that 






the property is Susan A. Dunagan or a 


more commonly known as 2268 Waring 

Road NW, Dalton, Georgia 30721. 







GMAC Mortgage, LLC 


Susan A. Dunagan 





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EXHIBIT A 




County, Georgia, and being described 


aplat of survey prepared for Brenda Kay 

Bigham, by Donald O. Babb, Georgia 


dated December 21, 1995, and being 



To find the true point of beginning of the 

tract of land herein described, 

commence at the north corner of the 

intersection of Stinson Road and Kerr 

Road; thence running in anortheasterly 

direction, along the west right of way line 

of Kerr Road, adistance of 1,786.00 feet 

to an iron pin; thence south 88 degrees 

13 minutes 00 second west adistance 

of 246.14 feet to an iron pin which is the 

true point of beginning of the tract of 

land herein described; from the true 

point of beginning thus established, 


second west, along the property of Larry 

Langford and Danny Langford as 

described in Deed Book 3884 Page 231, 

Whitfield County, Georgia land records, 



seconds west, along said east right of 

way line of Waring Road, adistance of 

150.00 feet to an iron pin; thence north 

87 degrees 53 minutes 09 seconds 

east, along the property of Ramie 

DuPree, asdescribed in Deed Book 507 

Page 60, Whitfield County, Georgia land 

records, adistance of 125.00 feet to an 



150.71 feet to an iron pin and the true 



Page 32, Whitfield County, Georgia land 

records. 

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Lovelace J. Eller, III to Mortgage 


dated April 11, 2006, recorded in Deed 



BAC Home loans servicing, LP fka 

countrywide home loans servicing LP by 

assignment to be recorded in the Office 

of the Clerk of Superior Court of 




principal amount of NINETY-EIGHT 

THOUSAND NINE HUNDRED FIFTY- 

SEVEN AND 0/100 DOLLARS 






within the 





























out above. 



of the mortgage with the debtor is: Bank 

of America, 5401 North Beach Street, 

MS FWTX-35, Fort Worth, TX 76137, 1- 

888-219-7773. Please understand that 






the property is Lovelace J. Eller, III or a 


more commonly known as 525 Brandon 

Dr SW, Resaca, Georgia 30735. 







BAC Home loans servicing, LP fka 

countrywide home loans servicing LP 


Lovelace J. Eller, III 




www.foreclosurehotline.net



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EXHIBIT A 


being in Land Lot 209 of the 13th 

District, 3rd Section, Whitfield County, 

Georgia, being Tract 3, of big oak 

Subdivision, Phase 6, as per Plat 

recorded in Plat Cabinet C, Slide 2121, 

Whitfield County records, which Plat is 

incorporated herein by this reference 

and made apart ofthis description. 

Together with an easement for ingress 

and egress, and the installation and 

maintenance of utilities, said easement 

being 50 feet in width, running in a 

southeasterly direction from the 

southern terminus of Brandon Drive to 

the south line of the above described 

property, and being more particularly 

shown 

on the above referenced Plat. 

Subject to an easement for ingress and 

egress, and the installation and 

maintenance of utilities, said easement 

being 25 feet in width, running in the 

easterly direction along aportion of the 

south line of the above described 

property, and being more particularly 

shown on the above referenced Plat. 

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minutes 51 seconds west 326.88 feet; 


second east 237.56 feet; thence south 


109.74 feet; thence south 46 degrees 54 

minutes 16 seconds west 213.46 feet; 


seconds east 211.08 feet to the point of 

beginning. 

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Maria IEstrada and Timoteo Gonzalez 


Systems, Inc., dated July 23, 2007, 






NINETEEN THOUSAND THREE 

HUNDRED TWENTY-SEVEN AND 

0/100 DOLLARS ($119,327.00), with 




courthouse door of Whitfield County, 

Georgia within the legal hours of sale 





The debt secured by said Security 

Deed has been and is hereby declared 

due because of, among other possible 




Security Deed. The debt remaining in 

















out above. 













the property is Maria I Estrada and 

Timoteo Gonzalez or atenant or tenants 


known as 403 Ironwood Way, Dalton, 










Maria IEstrada and Timoteo Gonzalez 





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EXHIBIT A 




Georgia, and being Lot 48 of Wood Park 

Estates, as per a Plat prepared by 

Joseph R. Evans, GRLS no.2168, dated 

2/3/94, and being more particularly 



northwest right of way ofIronwood Way 

(50'r/w), which point is located 102.16 

feet north along the westerly and 

northwesterly right of way of Ironwood 

Way from the intersection of the eastern 

most point of the arc that forms the 

terminus of Ironwood Way and the north 

right of way ofSycamore Circle; thence 

north 39 Degrees 20 Minutes 48 

Seconds west, 122.30 feet to an iron 

pin; thence north 43 Degrees 48 

Minutes 30 Seconds east, 106.16 feet to 

an iron pin; thence south 26 Degrees 28 

Minutes 10 Seconds east 149.96 feet to 

an iron pin on the north right of way of 

Ironwood Way; thence in a westerly 

direction along said north right of way 

along the arc forming the curvature of 

ironwood way adistance of 73.33 feet to 


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Rigoberto Espita and Maria L. Espita to 


Systems Inc. as nominee for SunTrust 

Mortgage, Inc., dated October 28, 2005, 



last transferred to SunTrust Mortgage 







NINETEEN THOUSAND THREE 






Whitfield County, Georgia within the 



property:All that tract or parcel of land 

lying and being in Land Lot No. 102 of 

the 12th District and 3rd Section of 

Whitfield County, Georgia, and being 

designated as Lot No. 126 of Amberfield 

Subdivision, Phase 3, as shown on plat 


by said subdivision by Donald O. Babb, 

Georgia Registered Land Surveyor No. 

2029, dated August 26, 1997 and 

recorded in Plat Cabinet D, Slide 53, 




by reference. 

For prior title, see Deed Book 4366, 


Land Records. 





























out above. 



the property is Rigoberto Espita and 

Maria L. Espita or a tenant or tenants 


known as 1474 Heather Way, Dalton, 










Rigoberto Espita and Maria L. Espita 




(770) 234-9181 


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in that certain deed to secure debt (the 

"Security Deed") executed by GENRO 

PROPERTIES, LLC to COHUTTA 

BANKING COMPANY, dated August 15, 

2001, as recorded August 17, 2001, in 

Deed Book 3513, page 27, as last 

modified by Modification Agreement of 

record in Deed Book 4764, page 352, in 

the office of the Clerk of the Superior 

Court ofWhitfield County, Georgia, and 

assigned by Cohutta Banking 

Company to Fabric Sources 

International, LLC, a Georgia limited 

liability company, by Assignment of Note 

and Security Deed dated July 7, 2009, 

and recorded in the office of the Clerk of 

the Superior Court ofWhitfield County, 

Georgia, and by virtue of adefault in the 

payment of the indebtedness secured 

thereby, Fabric Sources International, 

LLC, as attorney-in-fact for Genro 

Properties, LLC, will sell at public 

outcry before the Courthouse door in 


Whitfield County, Georgia, within the 

legal hours of sale, for cash, to the 

highest bidder, on the first Tuesday in 

August, 2009, the following described 

property: 




County, Georgia, and being Lot No. 1of 

Dalton Industrial Park, and being more 


of survey by Joseph R. Evans, GRLS 

No. 2168, dated September 8, 1998 and 

revised October 15, 1998 and recorded 

in Plat Cabinet C, Slides 1782 and 





description of said property. 




events of default, non-payment of said 

indebtedness at the times, in the 

amounts and in the manner provided for 

in the instrument or instruments 

evidencing said indebtedness. Said 

indebtedness remaining in default, this 

sale will be made for the purpose of 

paying said indebtedness and all 

expenses of sale, including without 

limitation, advertising costs and 

attorney's fees, all as provided for in 

said Security Deed. 


outstanding and unpaid ad valorem 

taxes (including taxes which are alien 

but not yet due and payable), any 



property, and any assessments, liens, 



record, if any, superior to the Security 

Deed. 

The property described above will be 

sold as the property of Genro 

Properties, LLC, who, to the best 

knowledge, information and belief of the 

undersigned, is now the owner of the 

equitable title to said property. 

FABRIC SOURCES INTERNATIONAL, 

LLC 

as attorney-in-fact for 

GENRO PROPERTIES, LLC 

Susan W. Bisson 

Sponcler &Tharpe, LLC 

P. O. Box 398 

Dalton, GA 30722-0398 

(706) 278-5211 

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Carlos Flores to Greater Atlanta 

Financial services, LLC, dated May 25, 



Records, as last transferred to Wells 

Fargo Bank, NA. by assignment 






SIXTY-SEVEN THOUSAND TWO 



































out above. 





10335, Des Moines, IA 50306, 1-800- 




the mortgage instrument. To the best 



the property is Carlos Flores or atenant 


commonly known as 1167 Beaverdale 








Wells Fargo Bank, NA. 


Carlos Flores 





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EXHIBIT A 

Tract I: 





follows: 

Beginning at an iron pin on the 

northwesterly side of Beaverdale Road 

245.79 feet southwestwardly along the 

northwesterly side of Beaverdale Road 

from its intersection with the centerline 

of Holcomb Road; thence south 46 


along the northwesterly side of 

Beaverdale Road, 185.56 feet to an iron 

pin; thence north 44 degrees 51 minutes 

west 211.08 feet to an iron pin; thence 


seconds east 190.76 feet to an iron pin; 


seconds east 210 feet to the point of 

beginning. 

Tract II: 





follows: 

beginning at a point on the 

northwesterly side of the Dalton- 

Beaverdale Road 431.35 feet 

southwestwardly along the 

northwesterly side of the Dalton- 

Beaverdale Road from its intersection 

with the center line of Holcomb Road; 


seconds west along the northwesterly 

side of the Dalton-Beaverdale Road 

26.30 feet; thence south 44 degrees 13 





Deed executed by Edgar R. Jasso to 


Systems, Inc. as nominee for Wachovia 

Bank dated March 11, 2002 in the 




transferred to Mortgage Electronic 

Registration Systems, Inc. by 













deed to-wit: 


being in Land Lot Nos. 28and 29 of the 


County, Georgia, being Lot No.49, block 

2, of Bonnie Grove Subdivision, Section 

1, as per plat recorded in Plat Book 7, 

Page 75 (Plat Cabinet A, Slide 238), 




by reference. 


Ross Lane, Dalton, Georgia., together 








property. 










said deed. 


property of Edgar R. Jasso and Edgar 

R. Jesso and the proceeds of said sale 








Systems, Inc. 


Edgar R. Jasso 



(404) 373-1612 








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Adine M. Gann and Robert Gann to 


Systems, Inc., as nominee for Market 

Street Mortgage Corporation, dated 




Chase Home Finance LLC by 

assignment recorded in Deed Book 




the original principal amount of EIGHTY- 

FIVE THOUSAND NINE HUNDRED 







within the 




lying and being in Land Lot 86, in the 


County, Georgia and being more 

particularly described as follows: 


of Oak Hill Road and Lee Joan Drive; 

thence north 30 degrees west a 

distance of 150 feet along the east side 

of Oak Hill Road to an iron pin; thence 

north 87 degrees 15 minutes east a 

distance of 150 feet to an iron pin; 

thence south 30 degrees east a 

distance of 150 feet to a point on the 

north side of Lee Joan Drive; thence 

south 87 degrees 15 minutes west on 

the north side of Lee Joan Drive a 

distance of 150 feet to the point of 

beginning. 















Chase Home Finance LLC can be 


to 3415 Vision Drive, Columbus, OH 













out above. 



the property is Adine M. Gann and 

Robert Gann or atenant or tenants and 

said property is more commonly known 

as 1624 Oak Hill Road NW, Dalton, 








Chase Home Finance LLC 


Adine M. Gann and Robert Gann 




(770) 234-9181 


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Deed executed by David B. Keith and 

Britney L.Keith to Dalton Whitfield Bank 

as Agent for First Bank Mortgage dated 

September 28, 2001, and recorded in 

Deed Book 3538, Page 239, 

Whitfield 

County Records, said Security Deed 

having been last sold, assigned, 

transferred and conveyed toWells Fargo 

Bank, N.A., by Assignment securing a 


$51,102.00, the holder thereof pursuant 

to said Deed and Note thereby secured 

has declared the entire amount of said 

indebtedness due and payable and, 


in said Deed, will on the first Tuesday, 

August 4, 2009, during the legal hours 

of sale, before the Courthouse door in 

said County, sell at public outcry tothe 


described in said Deed, to-wit: 


being in Land Lot 103, 12th District, 3rd 

Section, Whitfield County, Georgia, and 

being the West 75 feet of Lots 194, 195 

and 196, Cleveland Heights Subdivision, 

and as per plat of survey for Joyce G. 

Starks by Joseph R. Evans, GRLS No. 

2168, dated April 20, 1988, as follows: 

BEGIN at an iron pin found on the 

Easterly right of way ofSecond Street 

(50 foot R/W) at a point which is a 

distance of 100.0 feet along the East 

right of way of Second Street from its 

intersection with the North right of way 

of Quillian Avenue; thence North 00 

degrees 39 minutes East along the 

Easterly right of way ofSecond Street a 


placed; thence South 89 degrees 30 

minutes East adistance of 75.0 feet to 

an iron pin placed; thence South 00 

degrees 39 minutes West adistance of 

75.0 feet to an iron pin found; thence 

North 89 degrees 30 minutes West a 

distance of 75.0 feet to an iron pin found 

at the point of beginning. 

Said property is known as 2302 Second 

Street, Dalton, GA 30721, together with 






















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Adine M. Gann and Robert Gann to 


Systems, Inc., as nominee for Market 

Street Mortgage Corporation, dated 




Chase Home Finance LLC by 






FIVE THOUSAND NINE HUNDRED 







within the 




lying and being in Land Lot 86, in the 





of Oak Hill Road and Lee Joan Drive; 

thence north 30 degrees west a 

distance of 150 feet along the east side 

of Oak Hill Road to an iron pin; thence 



thence south 30 degrees east a 

distance of 150 feet to a point on the 

north side of Lee Joan Drive; thence 

south 87 degrees 15 minutes west on 

the north side of Lee Joan Drive a 

distance of 150 feet to the point of 

beginning. 






























out above. 



the property is Adine M. Gann and 

Robert Gann or atenant or tenants and 


as 1624 Oak Hill Road NW, Dalton, 


The sale will be conducted subject 

(1) to confirmation that the sale is not 







Adine M. Gann and Robert Gann 




(770) 234-9181 


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Ruben Rangel Garcia to Mortgage 


dated June 21, 2006, recorded in Deed 








principal amount of NINETY-TWO 

THOUSAND SIX HUNDRED THIRTY- 

FIVE AND 0/100 DOLLARS 






within the 





























out above. 












the property is Ruben Rangel Garcia or 



Chisholm Circle, Dalton, Georgia 

30721. 









Ruben Rangel Garcia 





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EXHIBIT A 





Georgia being Lot 23 and the north half 

of Lot 22 Block A of Whitfield Acres 

Subdivision as Shown by Plat 1 as 

recorded in Plat Book 8, Page 29 (Plat 

Cabinet A, Slide 247), in the office of the 

clerk ofthe Superior Court ofWhitfield 

County, Georgia; reference to which is 

herein made for a more full and 

complete description which is hereby 

incorporated herein by reference. 

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Adrian A. Gomez to Mortgage Electronic 


for SunTrust Mortgage, Inc. 

, dated August 3, 2005, recorded in 



transferred to SunTrust Mortgage, Inc. 

by assignment to be recorded in the 






THIRTY-NINE THOUSAND AND 0/100 








described property:All that tract or 


Lot 221 in the 12th District and 3rd 


and being the south 100 feet, more or 

less, ofLot No. 153, the north 10 feet, 

more or less, of Lot No. 154, and the 

north 10 feet, more or less, ofLot No. 

154a of Westerly Heights Subdivision as 

shown on revised Plat No. 6thereof, of 

record in Plat Book 5Page 40, in the 


Whitfield County, Georgia, and being 

more particularly described as per Plat 

of Survey dated March 8, 1995 prepared 

by Joseph Russell Evans, GRLS No. 

2168 and being described according to 

said Plat of survey asfollows: 


east right of way of Harvard Avenue 

149.3 feet north as measured along the 

east right of way of Harvard Avenue 

from the northeast corner of the 

intersection of said Harvard Avenue and 

Crawford Street; thence running north 

01 

Degrees 10 Minutes east along the east 

right of way of said Harvard Avenue 


running south 88 Degrees 47 Minutes 

east 261.08 feet to an iron pin; thence 

running south 03 Degrees 36 Minutes 

west 18.47 feet to an iron pin; thence 

running 

south 11 Degrees 12 Minutes west 

91.67 feet to an iron pin; thence running 

north 89 Degrees 23 Minutes west 

104.33 feet to an Iron pin; thence 

running north 88 Degrees 38 Minutes 

west 140.0 feet to an Iron pin and the 































out above. 



the property is Adrian A. Gomez or a 


more commonly known as 102 Harvard 










Adrian A. Gomez 




(770) 234-9181 


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Laura Gonzalez to Mortgage Electronic 

Registration Systems, Inc as nominee 

for SunTrust Mortgage, Inc., dated 

August 11, 2006, recorded in Deed 



SunTrust Mortgage, Inc. by assignment 





principal amount of EIGHTY-TWO 

THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED FIFTY 

AND 0/100 DOLLARS ($82,450.00), 






Georgia 



following described property:A certain 

tract or parcel of land located in the 12th 


County, Georgia known and designated 

as Lot No. 316, Group 3, of the Land of 

Crown Cotton Mills, asshown on Plat of 

Subdivision for Crown Cotton Mills, 

prepared by Southern Mapping and 

Engineering Company, dated August 

1953, and recorded in Plat Book 3, Page 

144, in the office of the clerk ofSuperior 

Court ofWhitfield County, Georgia which 

Plat is by reference incorporated herein 

and made apart hereof for the purpose 

of amore complete description. 































out above. 



the property is Laura Gonzalez or a 


more commonly known as 31 Mountain 

View, Dalton, Georgia 30720. 









Laura Gonzalez 




(770) 234-9181 


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GEORGIA, WHITFIELD COUNTY THIS 

LAW FIRM IS ACTING AS A DEBT 

COLLECTOR ATTEMPTING TO 






Gary L. Gordon and Elizabeth Ann 

Gordon to Countrywide Home Loans, 

Inc., dated March 17, 2003, recorded in 




Servicing, LP fka Countrywide Home 

Loans Servicing, L.P. by assignment 






TEN THOUSAND AND 0/100 DOLLARS 

































out above. The entity that has full 

authority to negotiate, amend, and 

modify all terms of the mortgage with 

the debtor is: Bank of America, 2270 

Lakeside Blvd, Richardson, TX 75082, 

1-888-219-7773. Please understand that 






the property is Gary L. Gordon and 

Elizabeth Ann Gordon or a tenant or 

tenants and said property is more 

commonly known as 2509 Cleveland 

Hwy, Dalton, Georgia 30721. The sale 

will be conducted subject (1) to 





holder of the security deed. BAC Home 

Loans Servicing, LP fka Countrywide 

Home Loans Servicing, L.P. 


Gary L. Gordon and Elizabeth Ann 

Gordon 

McCalla Raymer, LLC 1544 Old 

Alabama Road Roswell, Georgia 30076 


MR/rps 8/4/09 Our file no. 51164908- 

FT4 

EXHIBIT A 




County, Georgia, being .67 acres, more 

or less, according to a plat of survey 

prepared for Gary Gordon, by Donald O. 

Babb, Georgia registered land surveyor 

no. 2029, dated June 10, 1993, and 


according to said survey as follows: 

beginning at an iron pin located in the 

westerly right of way line of Georgia 

Highway No. 71(100 feet right of way), 

said point being located in a northerly 

direction as measured along said right 

of way line adistance of 300 feet from 

the intersection of said right of way line 

with the northerly right of way line of 

Pleasant Hill Drive; thence running 



to an iron pin; thence running north 05 

degrees 19 minutes 31 seconds east a 




204.74 feet to an iron pin located in the 

westerly right of way line of Georgia 

Highway No. 71; thence running south 


a distance of 150 feet as measured 

along said right of way line to an iron 

pin, which marks the point of beginning. 

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Deed executed by William R. Grant, Jr. 

to Mortgage Electronic Regiastration 

Systems, Inc. dated November 19, 


Page 109, 

Whitfield County Records, 

said Security Deed having been last 

sold, assigned, transferred and 

conveyed to EverHome Mortgage 

Company, by Assignment securing a 


$103,750.00, the holder thereof 

pursuant to said Deed and Note thereby 

secured has declared the entire amount 

of said indebtedness due and payable 

and, pursuant to the power of sale 

contained in said Deed, will on the first 


Tuesday, August 4, 2009, during the 





Deed, to-wit: 



LOT 229 IN THE 11TH DISTRICT AND 

3RD SECTION OF WHITFIELD 

COUNTY, BEING DESIGNATED AS A 

PART OF LOT 26 OF THE WHEAT 

ESTATES SUBDIVISION, ACCORDING 

TO A PLAT OF SAID SUBDIVISION 

RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 12, PAGE 

13-19, (PLAT CABINET A, SLIDES 342 

AND 343), WHITFIELD COUNTY, 

GEORGIA LAND RECORDS, BEING 

MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED 

ACCORDING TO APLAT OFSURVEY 

PREPARED FOR G. KIRK BRAGG AND 

STEPHANIE E. BRAGG BY JOSEPH R. 

EVANS, GEORGIA REGISTERED 

LAND SURVEYOR OR 2168, AND 

BEING MORE PARTICULARLY 

DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: 

BEGINNING AT AN IRON PIN FOUND 

(SAID PIN MARKING THE 

NORTHEAST CORNER OF SAID LOT 

26) LOCATED IN THE SOUTHERLY 

RIGHT OF WAY LIEN OF WHEAT 

DRIVE (50'RIW), SAID PIN BEING 

LOCATED IN A NORTHERLY AND 

WESTERLY DIRECTION, AS 

MEASURED ALONG SAID RIGHT OF 

WAY LINE, A DISTANCE OF 2154.02 

FEET (INADVERTENTLY REFERRED 

TO AS 2156.79 FEET IN PRIOR 

DEEDS) FROM THE INTERSECTION 

OF SAID RIGHT OF WAY LINE AND 

THE NORTH RIGHT OF WAY LINE OF 

GEORGIA STATEROUTE 2; THENCE 

RUNNING SOUTH 01 DEGREE 32 

MINUTES WEST ALONG THE EAST 

LINE OF SAID LOT 26, A DISTANCE 

OF 248 FEET TO AN IRON PIN FOUND 

LOCATED IN THE SOUTHERLY RIGHT 

OF WAY LINE OF WHEAT DRIVE; 

THENCE RUNNING SOUTH 86 

DEGREES 03 MINUTES 30 SECONDS 

EAST, ADISTANCE OF 156 FEET AS 

MEASURED ALONG THE SOUTHERLY 

RIGHT OF WAY LIEN OF WHEAT 

DRIVE TO AN IRON PIN, WHICH 

MARKS THE POINT OF BEGINNING. 

Said property is known as 112 Wheat 

Drive, Dalton, GA 30721, together with 

























said Deed. 


property of William R. Grant, Jr., the 

property, to the best information, 



possession of William R. Grant, Jr., and 

the proceeds of said sale will be applied 

to the payment of said indebtedness 

and all the expenses of said sale, 

including attorney's fees, all as provided 

in said Deed, and the balance, if any, 

will be distributed as provided by law. 

EverHome Mortgage Company as 

Attorney-in-Fact forWilliam R. Grant, Jr. 

File no.09-011433 




Atlanta, GA 30341-3941 

(770)220-2535/SJ 






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Donald L. Gravitt to Mortgage Electronic 


for First Union Mortgage Corporation, 

dated January 2, 2002, recorded in 



transferred to Chase Home Finance, 

LLC by assignment recorded in Deed 




the original principal amount of FIFTY- 

ONE THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED 

AND 0/100 DOLLARS ($51,500.00), 






Georgia 





Land Lot no. 279 in the 12th District and 


Georgia, and being described more 

particularly per Plat of survey prepared 

for Donald L. Gravitt and Kim E. Gravitt 

and Fidelity Federal Savings Bank, by 

Marcus Eugene Cook, Georgia 


December 9, 1977 and revised June 6, 

1988, and described more particularly 

as follows: Beginning at an Iron pin on 

the westerly right-of-way of Riverbend 

Road, said point being 424 feet 

southeast of the intersection of the 

westerly right-or-way of Riverbend Road 

with the center line of Antioch Road, as 

measured along said westerly right-ofway 

ofRiverbend Road; from said point 

of beginning thence south 39 Degrees 

15 Minutes east a distance of 182.00 

feet along the westerly right-of-way of 

Riverbend Road to an Iron pin; thence 

south 59 Degrees 16 Minutes west a 

distance of 268.06 feet to an Iron pin; 

thence north 00 Degrees 18 Minutes 

west 189.75 feet to an Iron pin; thence 

north 52 Degrees 50 Minutes east a 

distance of 145.91 feet to an Iron pin 

located on the westerly right-of-way of 

Riverbend Road and the point of 

beginning. 































out above. 



the property is Donald L. Gravitt or a 



Riverbend Road, Dalton, Georgia 

30721. 







Chase Home Finance, LLC 


Donald L. Gravitt 




(770) 234-9181 


MSP/vxv 8/4/09 


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Maria Guadalupe Green and Maria G. 

Cervantes to Mortgage Electronic 

Registration Systems, Inc., dated March 



Records, as last transferred to Litton 

Loan Servicing, LP by assignment to be 







HUNDRED TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND 

AND 0/100 DOLLARS ($125,000.00), 






Georgia 






























out above. 



of the mortgage with the debtor is: Litton 

Loan Servicing, LP., 4828 Loop Central 

Drive, Houston, TX 77081, 1-800-807- 







the property is Maria Guadalupe Green 

and Maria G. Cervantes or atenant or 


commonly known as 1720 Needham 








Litton Loan Servicing, LP 


Maria Guadalupe Green and Maria G. 

Cervantes 





MR/brm 8/4/09 


EXHIBIT A 


being in Land Lot 295 in the 12th District 


Georgia and being Lots 2 and 3 of 

Ezzard Subdivision, and as described 

on Plat 2 of the Ezzard Subdivision 

surveyed by R.E. Smith, Registered 

Surveyor, dated March 26, 1964 said 

Plat being recorded in Plat Book 4, Page 

223, in the office of the clerk of the 


Georgia, to which reference is herein 

made for a more full and complete 

description. 

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Deed executed by Jerry L. Green to 

Wells Fargo Financial Georgia, Inc 

dated November 9, 2006, and recorded 


County Records, said Security Deed 

having been last sold, assigned, 

transferred and conveyed toWells Fargo 

Financial Georgia, Inc., by Assignment 













Deed, to-wit: 



LOT 

210, 13th DISTRICT, 3rd SECTION, 

WHITFIELD COUNTY, GEORGIA, 

BEGINNING AT A POINT ON THE 

EAST LINE OF LOUISE LAND AT THE 

SOUTH LINE OF CLARENCE 

MADDOX, 508.5 FEET SOUTH OF THE 

BOWATER LINE; THENCE ALONG THE 

EAST LINE OF LOUISE LAND NORTH 

07 DEGREES 12 MINUTES 25 

SECONDS EAST, 100.0 FEET TO A 

POINT;THENCE SOUTH 88 DEGREES 

53 MINUTES 59 SECONDS EAST 

164.5 FEET TO AFENCE IN THE EAST 

LINE OF MADDOX; THENCE WITH 

SAID FENCE SOUTH 01 DEGREE 58 

MINUTES 35 SECONDS WEST, 100 

FEET TO THE SOUTHEAST CORNER 

OF MADDOX; THENCE ALONG THE 

SOUTH LINE OF MADDOX, AND A 

FENCE NORTH 88 DEGREES 50 

MINUTES 51 SECONDS WEST, 173.4 

FEET TO THE POINT OF 

BEGINNING.HAVING A WHITFIELD 

COUNTY PARCEL NUMBER OF 13- 

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210.26-00 

Said property is known as 4247 Louse 

Lane SW, Dalton, GA 30720, together 

with all fixtures and personal property 
























said Deed. 


property of Jerry L.Green, the property, 

to the best information, knowledge and 

belief of the undersigned, being 

presently in the possession of Jerry L. 

Green, and the proceeds of said sale 


indebtedness and all the expenses of 

said sale, including attorney's fees, all 

as provided in said Deed, and the 

balance, if any, will be distributed as 

provided by law. 

Wells Fargo Financial Georgia, Inc. as 

Attorney-in-Fact for Jerry L.Green 

File no.09-013582 




Atlanta, GA 30341-3941 

(770)220-2535/KF 

HYPERLINK "http://www.swertfeger.net" 






[FC-NOS] 

SHAPIRO &SWERTFEGER, LLP 

ATTORNEYS AT LAW 

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Arturo Guzman to Mortgage Electronic 


October 20, 2006, recorded in Deed 










FIVE THOUSAND TWO HUNDRED 

FIFTY AND 0/100 DOLLARS 






within the 





























out above. 












the property is Arturo Guzman or a 



Kenwood Drive, Dalton, Georgia 30720. 









Arturo Guzman 





MR/brm 8/4/09 


EXHIBIT A 




Georgia, and being Lot no. 167 through 

170, inclusive, in Kenwood Subdivision 

as shown by plat of said subdivision 

recorded in plat book 1page 185, in the 


of Whitfield County, Georgia, reference 

to which is herein made for amore full 

and complete description which is 

hereby incorporated by reference. 

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Timothy AHartshorn and Angela Page 

Hartshorn toFirst Horizon Home Loan 

Corporation, dated May 5, 2006, 



last transferred to LaSalle Bank National 

Association, as trustee under the 

Pooling and Servicing Agreement dated 

as of August 1, 2006, GSAMP Trust 

2006-HE5 by assignment recorded in 





NINETY-THREE THOUSAND SEVEN 

HUNDRED FIFTY AND 0/100 

DOLLARS ($93,750.00), 

with interest 










PART HEREOF 

























out above. 












the property is Timothy AHartshorn and 

Angela Page Hartshorn or a tenant or 


commonly known as 3827 Tibbs Bridge 








LaSalle Bank National Association, as 

trustee under the Pooling and Servicing 

Agreement dated as of August 1, 2006, 

GSAMP Trust 2006-HE5 


Timothy AHartshorn and Angela Page 

Hartshorn 





MR/klh 8/4/09 


EXHIBIT A 





as Lot No. 85 of Tibbs Bridge Road 

Subdivision, as shown on aPlat of said 

Subdivision recorded in Plat Book 3, 


Land Records, reference to which Plat is 



description. 



Land Records. 

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Gustavo M. Hernandez to Mortgage 


dated October 22, 2003, recorded in 





SEVENTY-SIX THOUSAND SIX 







within the 





























out above. 












the property is Gustavo M. Hernandez 

or atenant or tenants and said property 

is more commonly known as 103 

Ashworth Drive, Dalton, Georgia 30721. 









Gustavo M. Hernandez 





MR/ras 8/4/09 


EXHIBIT A 




Georgia, being located in the City of 

Dalton, said State and County, being 

more particularly described as follows: 

Beginning at apoint on the south side of 

Ashworth Drive said point being located 

north 78 degrees 44 minutes west 

102.16 feet from the southwest corner of 

the intersection of said Ashworth Drive 

with Hamilton Street, thence south 11 

degrees 53 minutes west 68 feet to an 

iron pin; thence westerly 65 feet, more 

or less, tothe east line of that property 

belonging to Gilbert H.Watts, Jr., etal; 


east 6.90 feet to an iron pin; thence 

north 11 degrees 45 minutes east 61.10 

feet to an iron pin which is located on 

the south side of said Ashworth Drive; 

thence east following the south side of 

said Ashworth Drive 66.40 feet to the 


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Waymon G. Hawkins to Mortgage 


dated November 10, 2006, recorded in 



transferred to U.S. Bank National 

Association, as Trustee for CMLTI 2007- 

WFHE2 by assignment recorded in 





ONE HUNDRED FORTY THOUSAND 







within the 





























out above. 





10335, Des Moines, IA 50306, 1-800- 







the property is Waymon G. Hawkins or a 


more commonly known as 508 Lennox 

Way, Rocky Face, Georgia 30740. 







U.S. Bank National Association, as 

Trustee for CMLTI 2007-WFHE2 


Waymon G. Hawkins 





MR/mnr 8/4/09 


EXHIBIT A 

"All that tract or parcel of land lying and 

being in Land Lot 78 in the 12th District, 

3rd Section, Whitfield County, Georgia, 

being Lot 46, Cambridge Heights 

Subdivision, Phase Three, as per plat 

recorded at Plat Cabinet C, Slide 761, 

Whitefield County, Georgia records and 



side of the cul-de-sac at the northerly 

terminus of Lennox Way 446.68 feet 

northward along the easterly side of 

Lennox Way and said cul-de-sac from 

the northeast corner of the intersection 

of Lennox Way and Danbury Lane; 

thence west wardly along the northerly 

side of said cul-de-sac an arc distance 

of 61.81 feet to an iron pin; thence north 




235 feet to an iron pin; thence south 10 


201.54 feet to the point of beginning. 

Being the same property conveyed by 

deed recorded in Book ______, Page 

______, in the Office of the Clerk of 

Superior Court of Whitefield County, 

Georgia." 

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Frank Hayes and Penny Hayes to The 

Cit Group/Consumer Finance, Inc., 

dated December 18, 2000, recorded in 




Association, as Trustee for Salomon 

Brothers Mortgage Securities VII, Inc. 

Salomon Home 

Equity Loan Trust 2001-1, Asset-Backed 

Pass-Through Certificates by 





the original principal amount of 

SEVENTY-ONE THOUSAND TWO 

HUNDRED FIFTY-FIVE AND 0/100 

DOLLARS ($71,255.00), 

with interest 









PART HEREOF 

























out above. 













the property is Frank Hayes, Penny 

Hayes and Penny Hayes or atenant or 


commonly known as 3358 Hurricane 

Road, Rocky Face, Georgia 30740. 








Trustee for Salomon Brothers Mortgage 

Securities VII, Inc. Salomon Home 

Equity Loan Trust 2001-1, Asset-Backed 

Pass-Through Certificates 


Frank Hayes and Penny Hayes 





MR/brm 8/4/09 


EXHIBIT A 

The land referred to in this Commitment 



being in Land Lot Number 3ofthe 13th 


County, Georgia, and being aportion of 

Tract MofHurricane Acres, Phase II, as 

per plat of same recorded in Plat 

Cabinet B, Slide 39, Clerk's Office, 

Whitfield County, Georgia; consisting of 

2.02 acres located in the northeast 

corner of said tract at the intersection of 

Hurricane Road and Parker Road (a/k/a 

South Hurricane Road) being more 


Beginning at the intersection of the 

south right of way of Hurricane Road 

and the westerly right of way ofParker 

Road; thence south 16 degrees 25 

minutes 43 seconds east 130.19 feet 

along Parker Road; thence south 6 


67.54 feet to a point; thence south 1 

degree 47 minutes 40 seconds west 

142.43 feet to apoint; thence south 14 


51.21 feet to an iron pin; thence north 86 


194.3 feet to an iron pin; thence north 14 


330.85 feet to an iron pin on the south 

right of way ofHurricane Road; thence 

north 76 degrees 59 minutes 9seconds 

east 211.86 feet along Hurricane Road 

to apoint; thence north 72 degrees 37 


along Hurricane Road to the point of 

beginning. 

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Johnny Hedden and Frances Hedden to 


Systems, Inc., dated May 25, 2007, 





principal amount of TWO HUNDRED 

ONE THOUSAND AND 0/100 










PART HEREOF 

























out above. 






Pittsburgh, PA 15212, 800-622-5035. 







the property is Johnny Hedden and 

Frances Hedden or atenant or tenants 


known as 208 Curtis Rd, Dalton, 








First Franklin Financial Corporation 


Johnny Hedden and Frances Hedden 





R/cg1 8/4/09 


EXHIBIT A 


being in Land Lot 8inthe 13th District 


Georgia, being Lots 16, 17, 18, 19, 20 

and 21 of the Trammell Johns and Ouida 

Johns property as per plat recorded in 

Plat Book 4, Page 135, in the Clerk's 

Office of Whitfield County, Georgia, 



a more particular description of said 

property. 

The legal description contained herein is 

the same as in deed of prior title. 

For prior title, see Book 4086, Page 

0045, said Clerk's Office. 

Map &Parcel No.13-008-001 

This property is also known as 208 

Curtis Road, Dalton, GA. 

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Deed executed by Darrell D. Henley and 

Kelly J. Henley to Mortgage Electronic 

Registration Systems, Inc. dated 

February 21, 2002 in the amount of 

$74,907.00, and recorded in Deed Book 



CitiMortgage, Inc. by assignment; the 

undersigned, CitiMortgage, Inc. 











deed to-wit: 




County, Georgia, and being more 

particularly described in a survey 

prepared by Joseph R. Evans, 


November 12, 1996 as follows: 


South Right-of-Way of Vann Way said 

iron pin being located 207.62 feet West 

along the South Right-of-Way of Vann 

Way from the intersection of the South 

Right-of-Way of Vann Way with the West 

Right-of-Way of Wiggs Drive; thence 

South 2 Degrees 50 Minutes 00 

Seconds East adistance of 260.22 feet 

to an iron pin; thence North 67 Degrees 

42 Minutes 58 Seconds West adistance 

of 91.49 feet to an iron pin; thence North 

3Degrees 06 Minutes 57 Seconds West 

adistance 223.69 feet to an iron pin on 

the South Right-of-Way of Vann Way; 

thence along the South Right-of-Way of 

Vann Way South 86 Degrees 29 Minutes 

00 Seconds East a distance of 11.64 

feet to apoint; thence continuing along 

the South Right-of-Way of Vann Way 

North 87 Degrees 58 Minutes 00 

Seconds East adistance of 72.38 feet to 

an iron pin and the Point of Beginning. 


Vann Way NW, Dalton, Georgia., 



deed. 






property. 










said deed. 


property of Darrell D. Henley and Kelly J. 

Henley 

and the proceeds of said sale 







CitiMortgage, Inc. 


Darrell D. Henley and Kelly J. Henley 

Anthony DeMarlo, Attorney/awilby 


(404) 373-1612 








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CONTAINED IN SECURITY DEED 

STATEOFGEORGIA, 

COUNTY OF Whitfield 

Pursuant to apower of sale contained in 

a certain security deed executed by 

Vance Logreco and Jamie S. Logreco, 

hereinafter referred to as Grantor, to 

Cendant Mortgage Corporation 

recorded in Deed Book 3241, beginning 

at page 108 and modified at Deed Book 

4889, Page 153, of the deed records of 

the Clerk of the Superior Court of the 

aforesaid state and county, and by virtue 

of adefault in the payment of the debt 

secured by said security deed, the 

undersigned attorney-in-fact for the 

aforesaid Grantor (which attorney-in-fact 

is the present holder of said security 

deed and note secured thereby) will sell 

before the door of the courthouse in said 

county within the legal hours of sale, for 

cash, to the highest bidder on the first 

Tuesday inAugust, 2009, the property 

which, as of the time of the execution of 

said security deed, was described as set 

forth in the attached Exhibit "A". Said 

sale will be made subject to the 


to said property: All restrictive 

covenants, easements and rights-of-way 

appearing of record, if any; all zoning 

ordinances; matters which would be 

disclosed by an accurate survey orby 

an inspection of the property; all 

outstanding and/or unpaid taxes which 

may be liens upon the property; all 

outstanding or unpaid bills and 

assessments for street improvements, 

curbing, garbage, water, sewage and 

public utilities which may beliens upon 

said property. Midland Mortgage Co. as 

loan servicer is the entity with authority 

to negotiate, amend and modify the 

terms of the Note and Security Deed. 

Midland Mortgage Co’s address is: 999 

Northwest Grand Boulevard, Oklahoma 

City, Oklahoma 73118. Midland 

Mortgage Co. may be contacted by 

telephone at 1-800-552-3000, extension 

8301. To the best of the undersigned's 

knowledge and belief, the party in 

possession of the property is believed to 

be Vance Logreco and Jamie S. 

Logreco. 

MidFirst Bank, 

As Transferee and Assignee, 

As attorney-in-fact for the aforesaid 

Grantor 

Raymond S. Martin 


990 Hammond Drive 

Suite 800 

One Lakeside Commons 


(770) 392-0041 

THIS LAW FIRM IS ATTEMPTING TO 

COLLECT ADEBT,AND ANY 



Re: Vance Logreco and Jamie S. 

Logreco- Midland Mortgage Co. 

M06-12682F1 /46243298 

EXHIBIT "A" 


being in Land Lot 152, of the 12th 

District, 3rd Section of Whitfield County, 

Georgia, being Lot 4 of Ridge Crest 

Subdivision, as per plat recorded in Plat 

Book 4, Page 62 (Plat Cabinet A, Slide 

133), Whitfield County, Georgia, records; 

which plat is incorporated herein and 

made apart ofthis description. 

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Heather Henry and John Henry toWells 

Fargo Bank, N.A., dated July 24, 2006, 



last transferred to US Bank National 

Association, as Trustee for Asset- 

Backed Pass-Through Certificates 

Series 2006-WFHE3 by assignment 






TWENTY-FOUR THOUSAND EIGHT 

HUNDRED SIXTY-FIVE AND 0/100 










PART HEREOF 















Said property will be sold subject to 










out above. 





10335, Des Moines, IA 50306, 1-800- 







the property is Heather Henry and John 

Henry oratenant or tenants and said 


2017 Ashton Lane SE, Dalton, Georgia 

30721. 







US Bank National Association, as 

Trustee for Asset-Backed Pass-Through 

Certificates Series 2006-WFHE3 


Heather Henry and John Henry 





MR/ps4 8/4/09 


EXHIBIT A 




Georgia, and being Lots Nos. 47and 48 

of Eastern Hills Subdivision according to 

a plat of said subdivision of record in 

Plat Book 7, Page 31 (Plat Cabinet A, 

Slide 231) in the Office of the Clerk of 



described in aplat by Donald O. Babb, 


2029, dated March 14, 1996, as follows: 

Beginning at an iron pin found (rebar) on 

the south right-of-way of Ashton Lane 

(50 feet right-of-way) adistance of 295.5 

feet, easterly, as measured along the 

south right-of-way of Ashton Lane from 

its intersection with the east right-of-way 

of Flair Knoll Drive, thence south 55 


along the southerly right-of-way of 

Ashton Lane 99.22 feet; thence 

continuing along the southerly right-ofway 

ofAshton Lane south 46 degrees 

56 minutes 57 seconds east 101.21 feet 

to an iron pin found (water pipe); thence 


seconds west along the northwesterly 

line of Lot 49 in said subdivision a 


found (water pipe) located on the north 

line of Lot 44 in said subdivision; thence 


seconds west along the north line of Lot 

44 in said subdivision 179.30 feet to an 

iron pin found (water pipe) at acorner of 

the easterly right-of-way of Flair Knoll 

Drive (50 feet right-of-way); thence north 


along the southeasterly line of Lot 46 in 

said subdivision 351.16 feet to an iron 

pin found on the southerly right-of-way 

of Ashton Lane and the point of 

beginning. 

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Luis F Hernandez to Mortgage 


dated July 14, 2005, recorded in Deed 



Wachovia Mortgage Corporation by 







FOUR THOUSAND AND 0/100 










PART HEREOF 




















inspection of the property, any








out above. 






27607, 8666428608. Please 




instrument. 



the property is Luis FHernandez or a 


more commonly known as 404 Martha 

Sue Drive, Dalton, Georgia 30721. 









Luis FHernandez 





MR/brp 8/4/09 


EXHIBIT A 




County, Georgia, and being Lots 9 

through 11 inclusive and part ofLot 12 

of Bartenfeld Subdivision and being 

designated as Tract A on a plat of 

survey prepared for Paniagua Real 

Estate, dated August 14, 2001, revised 

January 11, 2002 by Joseph R. Evans, 


2168, and being more particularly 

described according to said survey as 

follows: 


west right of way line of Martha Sue 

Drive adistance of 250.00 feet southerly 

as measured along said Martha Sue 

Drive from its intersection with the south 

right of way line of Murray Avenue; 


seconds west adistance of 

85.97 feet 


46 minutes 56 seconds west 140.00 feet 



of 85.97 feet to an iron pin; thence south 


140.00 feet to an iron pin which marks 


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Bonnie Hollifield and Bronnie Hollifield 


Systems, Inc., dated March 17, 2004, 


Whitfield County, Georgia Records and 

as re-recorded in Deed Book 4200, 


Records, as last transferred to BAC 

Home Loans Servicing, LP. fka 

Countrywide Home Loans Servicing, LP. 






principal amount of NINETY-SIX 

THOUSAND NINE HUNDRED THIRTY- 

TWO AND 0/100 DOLLARS 






within the 





























out above. 












the property is Bonnie Hollifield and 

Bronnie Hollifield or atenant or tenants 


known as 3420 Discovery Lane, Dalton, 








BAC Home Loans Servicing, LP. fka 



Bonnie Hollifield and Bronnie Hollifield 





MR/gn0 8/4/09 


EXHIBIT A 





as Lot No. 86 of Beaver Creek 


particularly described according to a 

Plat of survey of said Subdivision 

prepared by N.B. Deloach, Georgia 



Plat cabinet c Slide 2132, Whitfield 

County, Georgia Land Records, 



amore complete description. 

For prior title, see deed book 4166 page 


Records. 

Together with an improvement and 


thereto, a 2003 Cavalier Powerhouse 

series manufactured home, vehicle 

identification no.CV03AL0262004AB. 

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Rosa E. Hernandez a.k.a Rosa E. 

Hernandez-Zapata to Mortgage 











HUNDRED TEN THOUSAND AND 

0/100 DOLLARS ($110,000.00), with 






Georgia 






























out above. 






27607, 8666428608. Please 




instrument. 



the property is Rosa E. Hernandez a.k.a 

Rosa E. Hernandez-Zapata or atenant 


commonly known as 1005 Trammell St, 










Rosa E. Hernandez a.k.a Rosa E. 

Hernandez-Zapata 





MR/bar1 8/4/09 


EXHIBIT A 

Tract 1: Acertain tract or parcel of land 

lying and being in Land Lots Nos. 182 

and 199 of the 12th District and 3rd 

Section of Whitfield County, Georgia and 

being Lot No. 518, Group 7, of the lands 

of Crown Cotton Mills, asshown by plat 

of record in Plat Book 3Page 152 (Plat 

Cabinet A, Slide 108) in the Office of the 


County, Georgia. 

Tract 2: Acertain tract or parcel of land 

lying and being in Land Lot No. 199 of 

the 12th District and 3rd Section of 

Whitfield County, Georgia, being the 

east half of Parcel No. 6of the property 

of Crown America, Inc., formerly Crown 

Cotton Mills, asshown by plat of record 

in Plat Book 11 Page 82 (Plat Cabinet A, 

Slide 334), in the Office of the Clerk of 


Georgia, being more particularly 


Beginning at the northwest corner of the 

intersection of the right of way of 

Trammell Street with the right of way of 

Richardson Road; thence south 64 


following the north right of way ofsaid 

Richardson Road 153.88 feet; thence 

northwesterly to an iron stake located on 

the south line of Group 7ofthe Crown 

Cotton Mills property; thence north 60 

degrees 19 minutes east 146.495 feet to 

the west right of way ofTrammell Street; 

thence south 35 degrees 0minutes east 

following said right of way 79.74 feet to 


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Deed executed by Kendall W. Johnston 

to Dalton Whitfield Bank dated 

November 15, 2002 in the amount of 

$217,800.00, and recorded in Deed 





by assignment; the undersigned, BAC 

Home Loans Servicing, LP FKA 












deed to-wit: 




County, Georgia, containing 12.866, and 

being known as Tract 1 on Plat of 

Survey prepared by E. Martin Smith, 


November 4, 1982, as revised April 19, 

1983, further revised April 25, 1983, and 

recorded in Plat Cabinet B, Slide 189, in 


Court ofWhitfield County, Georgia, as 

follows: 

Beginning at an iron pin on the Western 

Right-of-Way of Deep Springs-Dawnville 

Road said point being a distance of 

1148.95 feet Northerly from South Land 

Lot line of said Land Lot No. 37 as 

measured along the Western Right-of- 

Way of said Road, thence from said 

POINT OF BEGINNING running South 


West adistance of 311.45 feet to an iron 

pin, thence running South 01 degree 29 

minutes 49 seconds West adistance of 

440.36 feet to an iron pin, thence 

running South 84 degrees 20 minutes 

33 seconds West adistance of 481.04 

feet to an iron pin, thence running North 



pin, thence running South 88 degrees 

24 minutes 32 seconds East adistance 

of 536.67 feet to an iron pin, thence 

running North 19 degrees zero minutes 



pin, thence running North 87 degrees 43 

minutes 05 seconds East adistance of 

99.62 feet to an iron pin on the Western 

Right-of-Way of said Road, thence 

running South 39 degrees 40 minutes 

53 seconds East along said Right-of- 

Way adistance of 164.56 feet to an iron 

pin, thence continuing along said Rightof-Way 

South 41 degrees 06 minutes 

East adistance of 290.82 feet to an iron 

pin, thence continuing along said Rightof-Way 

South 41 degrees 29 minutes 

East adistance of 90.62 feet to an iron 

pin and the POINT OF BEGINNING. 


Dawnville Beaverdale Road NE, Dalton, 

Georgia., together with all fixtures and 

other personal property conveyed by 

said deed. 






property. 










said deed. 


property of Kendall W. Johnston and the 







Deed. 


Countrywide Home Loans Servicing 

LP 


Kendall W. Johnston 

Anthony DeMarlo, Attorney/ajackson 


(404) 373-1612 








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WILLIAM G. JONES to REGIONS 

BANK D/B/A REGIONS MORTGAGE 


Deed Book 4875 Pages 345-368, 

Whitfield County, Georgia Records, 


to secure aNote in the amount of One 

Hundred Twenty Four Thousand Dollars 

and 00/100 ($124,000.00) with interest 




door of Whitfield County, Georgia, within 

the legal hours of sale on the first 



All that tract or parcel of land lying 

and being in Land Lot 220 of the 12th 

District and 3rd Section of Section of 

Whitfield County, Georgia, as per plat 

prepared by Joseph R. Evans, 

Georgia Registered Land Surveyor 

No. 2168, dated January 4,1996, and 


follows: 

BEGINNING at an iron pin on the east 

right of way of Boundary street, 

which point is located 173.74 feet 

north as measured along the east 

right of way ofBoundary Street from 

its intersection with the north right of 

way ofCrider Street; thence along the 

east right of way ofBoundary Street 

north 01 degree 18 minutes 00 

seconds east 100.68 feet to an iron 

pin; thence north 31 degrees 11 

minutes 00 seconds east 17 feet to an 



to an iron pin; thence south 05 


76 feet to an iron pin; thence south 84 













said Security Deed and by law, including 













out above. 



the property is WILLIAM G. JONES or a 

tenant or tenants. 

Pursuant to O. C. G. A. §44-14-162.2, 

the name, address and telephone 

number of the individual or entity who 

shall have the full authority to negotiate, 

amend, or modify all terms of the above 

described mortgage is as follows: 

REGIONS BANK, 215 FORREST 

STREET, HATTIESBURG, MS 39401- 

3476. Telephone: 1-800-986-2462. The 

foregoing notwithstanding, nothing in O. 

C. G. A.§44-14-162.2 shall be construed 

to require REGIONS BANK to negotiate, 

amend or modify the terms of the Deed 

to Secure Debt described herein. 



prohibited under the U S. Bankruptcy 





REGIONS BANK DBA REGIONS 

MORTGAGE AS ATTORNEY IN FACT 

FOR WILLIAM G. JONES 

DAVID M. WOLFSON, P. C. 


1010 Williams Street 

Valdosta, GA 31601 

(229) 257-0080 

State Bar No.773395 

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Randy Joe Jones and Irene Jones 

Lackey to FSGBank NA, dated August 



Records, as last transferred to BAC 

Home Loans Servicing, LP. fka 








FORTY-NINE THOUSAND NINE 







within the 





























out above. 




of America, 7105 Corporate Drive, Mail 

Stop PTX-C-35, Plano, TX 75024, 1- 







the property is Randy Joe Jones and 

Irene Jones Lackey or a tenant or 


commonly known as 2342 Lake Francis 

Road NE, Dalton, Georgia 30721. 







BAC Home Loans Servicing, LP. fka 



Randy Joe Jones and Irene Jones 

Lackey 





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EXHIBIT A 




County, Georgia and being .70 acres as 

shown on aPlat of survey prepared for 

Brittney Ridley by Donald O. Babb, 

Georgia registered land surveyor no. 

2029, dated July 29, 2004, and recorded 

in plat Cabinet D, slides 24 and 25, 


Records, said Plat being incorporated 

herein and made a part hereof by 

reference. 

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Deed executed by Rosa Paniagua to 


Systems, Inc., dated March 6, 2008 in 

the amount of $119,791.00, and 



last transferred to CitiMortgage, Inc. by 

assignment; the undersigned, 

CitiMortgage, Inc. pursuant to said deed 

and the note thereby secured, has 

declared the entire amount of said 

indebtedness due and payable and 


in said deed, will on the first Tuesday in 

August, 2009 ,during the legal hours of 

sale, atthe Courthouse door in Whitfield 

County, sell at public outcry to the 


described in said deed to-wit: 



and 3rd Section of Whitfield County 

Georgia Book 1 Page 89 Whitfield 

County Georgia records. A.P.N.: 12-243- 

01-097 


Maria Drive, Dalton, Georgia., together 








property. 










said deed. 


property of Rosa Paniagua 

and the 







Deed. 



Rosa Paniagua 

Anthony DeMarlo, Attorney/llawson 


(404) 373-1612 








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Alberto Juan Andres a/k/a Alberto Juan 

to SunTrust Mortgage, Inc., dated June 





principal amount of NINETY-NINE 

THOUSAND EIGHT HUNDRED AND 

0/100 DOLLARS ($99,800.00), with 






Georgia 






























out above. 












the property is Alberto Juan Andres 

a/k/a Alberto Juan or atenant or tenants 


known as 1710 Dawnville Road NE, 

Dalton, Georgia 30721. The sale will be 

conducted subject (1) to confirmation 

that the sale is not prohibited under the 

U.S. Bankruptcy Code and (2) to final 

confirmation and audit of the status of 

the loan with the holder of the security 

deed. 



Alberto Juan Andres a/k/a Alberto Juan 





MR/ras 8/4/09 

Our file no.51689009-FT 

EXHIBIT A 


being in Land Lot 70 in The 9th District 


Georgia, said property being more 

particular described as follows: 

Beginning on the southeasterly side of 

Georgia Highway 286, at apoint located 

1899.3 feet from the east line of Land 

Lot 70 (as measured along the right-ofway 

line of Georgia Highway 286) 

running thence north 51 Degrees 6 

Minutes east 267.3 feet along the 

southeasterly right-of-way of Georgia 

Highway 286 to apoint; running thence 

south 30 Degrees 45 Minutes east 255 

feet; running thence south 64 Degrees 

39 Minutes west 149 feet; running 


west 234 feet to georgia highway 286 


Being the identical property conveyed to 

Mildred A. Lackey by deed of record in 

deed book 2100, Page 32, in the office 

of the clerk of the superior court of 

Whitfield County, Georgia. 

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contained in a Security Deed from 

RANDY KOGER and DIANA KOGER to 

MORTGAGE 

ELECTRONIC 

REGISTRATION SYSTEMS, INC., AS 

NOMINEE FOR NEW SOUTH 

FEDERAL SAVINGS BANK, dated JULY 

23, 2007, and recorded on AUGUST 2, 

2007, in DEED BOOK 5055, PAGE 156, 

of the WHITFIELD County, Georgia 

Records; as last transferred and 

assigned to NEW SOUTH FEDERAL 

SAVINGS BANK, pursuant to an 

Assignment, aforesaid records, 


to secure aNote in the original principal 

amount of EIGHTY-FIVE THOUSAND 

SIX HUNDRED Dollars and 00/100 

($85,600.00) with interest thereon as set 

forth therein, there will be sold at public 

outcry to the highest bidder for cash 

before the courthouse door of 

WHITFIELD County, Georgia, within the 

legal hours of sale on the first TUESDAY 

in AUGUST , 2009, the following 



being in original Land Lot No. 75inthe 


County, Georgia, and being part ofLot 

No. 58, Oakland Heights Subdivision, as 

shown by aplat of said subdivision of 

record in Plat Book 4, Page 165, in the 


of Whitfield County, Georgia, and being 

more particularly described as follows: 

BEGINNING at an iron pin located in the 

northeast right of way line of Hillview 

Drive (apublic road with a50foot right 

of way and also known as South Oak 

Street) said beginning point being a 

distance of 131.98 feet southeasterly 

with and along said northeast right of 

way line from its intersection with the 

east right of way line of Midway Avenue; 





of 88 feet to an iron pin located in the 

west line of Lot No. 59said subdivision; 


seconds east on a line dividing Lots 

Nos.58and 59 adistance of 127.83 feet 

to an iron pin located in the northeast 

right of way line of Hillview Drive; thence 


seconds west with and along the 

northeast right of way line of Hillview 

Drive a distance of 97.02 feet to the 




declared due and payable because of, 

among other possible events of default, 

non-payment of the monthly installments 

as required by said Note and Security 

Deed. 

The debt remaining in default, 

this sale will be made for the purpose of 

paying the same and all expenses of 

this sale, as provided in the Security 

Deed and by law, including attorney's 

fees (notice of intent to collect attorney’s 

fees having been given) and all other 

payments provided for under the terms 

of the Security Deed and Note. 












out above. 









of the mortgage with the debtor is: New 

South Federal Savings Bank, 210 

Automation Way, Birmingham, Alabama 

35210; (866) 255-9397. 

To the best of the undersigned's 

knowledge and belief, said property is 

also known as 221 Hillview Drive,Tunnel 

Hill, Georgia 30755, and the parties in 

possession of the property are Randy 

Koger, Diana Koger or a tenant or 

tenants of said property. 

NEW SOUTH FEDERAL SAVINGS 

BANK 

As Attorney-in-Fact for 

RANDY KOGER and DIANA KOGER 

Kenney, Solomon &Medina, P.C. 

3675 Crestwood Parkway, Suite 300 

Duluth, Georgia 30096 

(770) 564-1600 

THE LAW FIRM IS ACTING AS ADEBT 

COLLECTOR ATTEMPTING TO 




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Higinio Lagunas to Mortgage Electronic 












THREE THOUSAND NINE HUNDRED 

FIFTY-FIVE AND 0/100 DOLLARS 






within the 





























out above. 












the property is Higinio Lagunas or a 


more commonly known as 107 Jernell 

Street, Dalton, Georgia 30720. 









Higinio Lagunas 





MR/ras 8/4/09 


EXHIBIT A 


being in Land Lot no. 221 in The 12th 


County, Georgia, being designated as 

Lot no, 40ofMonte Vista Subdivision, 


according to aPlat of survey prepared 

from Patricia A. Lanier, by Joseph R. 

Evens, georgia registered land surveyor 

no. 2168, dated April 20, 1993, and 



Beginning at an Iron pin located in the 

easterly right of way line of Jernell 

Street (50' r/w) said point being located 

in a southerly direction as measured 

along said right of way line adistance of 

330 feet from the point of intersection of 

said right of way line with the south right 

of way line of West Crawford Street; 

thence running east a distance of 

150.00 feet to aflat bar; thence running 

south a distance of 60 feet to a pipe; 

thence running west adistance of 150.0 

feet to a point located in the easterly 

right of way line of Jernell Street; thence 

running north adistance of 80.0 feet as 

measured along the easterly right of 

way line of Jernell Street to a point, 

which marks the point of beginning. 

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GEORGIA, 



contained in aSecurity Deed ("Security 

Deed") given by CLARA LICON and 

IRASEMA LICON, to PARAISO, LLC 

DBA ABACO MORTGAGE GROUP, 

dated June 24, 2008, recorded on July 

2, 2008, in Deed Book 5228, Page(s) 

44, as last transferred to Towne 

Mortgage Company, a Michigan 

Corporation, by Assignment recorded in 

the Office of the Clerk ofSuperior Court, 

Whitfield County, Georgia, Records, at 

Deed Book 5350, Page 118, on June 2, 

2009, said Security Deed being given to 

secure a Note of even date in the 

original principal amount of ONE 

HUNDRED AND FORTY-NINE 

THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED AND 

FIFTY-THREE AND 00/100 DOLLARS 


set forth therein at the rate as provided 

therein on the unpaid balance until paid; 

there will be sold by the undersigned at 


cash before the Courthouse door at 



IN THE 

IN THE 

IN THE 

CLASSIFIEDS! 

CLASSIFIEDS! 

CLASSIFIEDS!





property: 

ALL THAT TRACT OR PARCEL LAND 

LYING AND BEING IN LAND LOT 87, 

OF THE 12TH DISTRICT AND 3RD 

SECTION OF WHITFIELD COUNTY, 

GEORGIA, AND BEING LOT 59 OF 

BEVERLY HILLS SUBDIVISION, PLAT 

3, AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 10, 

PAGE 65 (PLAT CABINET A, SLIDE 

305) WHITFIELD COUNTY, GEORGIA 

RECORDS, WHICH PLAT BY 

REFERENCE IS INCORPORATED 

HEREIN AND MADE APART HEREOF. 

BEING SUBJECT TO ALL ZONING 

ORDINANCES, EASEMENTS AND 

RESTRICTIONS OF RECORD 

AFFECTING SAID BARGAINED 

PREMISES. 

The debt secured by the Security Deed 










expenses of this sale, asprovided in the 


attorney’s fees (notice of intent to collect 

attorney’s fees having been given). 

Subject property will be sold subject to 








covenants and matters of record 


out above. 




Towne Mortgage Company, Attention: 

Anjail Reynolds, 700 Tower Drive, Suite 

110, Troy, Michigan 48098, 1-248-247- 

1865. The secured creditor is not 

required by law tonegotiate, amend, or 

modify the terms of the mortgage 

instrument. 


undersigned, the parties in possession 

of the property are Clara Licon and 

Irasema Licon, or a tenant or tenants, 


known as: 202 Shallowford Road, 

Dalton, Whitfield County, Georgia 

30721-8242. Map Parcel No. 12-087- 

09-026. 






holder of the Security Deed. 

TOWNE MORTGAGE COMPANY as 

Attorney in Fact for Clara Licon and 

Irasema Licon. 

Sergio &Associates, P.C. 

/s/ David J. Sergio 

David J. Sergio 

4350 South Lee Street 

Buford, Georgia 30518 

Ph. 770-614-1576 






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that certain Security Deed from Jose De 

Jesus Martinez, Maria R. Martinez and 

Victor Sanchez to Mortgage Electronic 


as nominee for Homeowners Mortgage 

of America, INC., A Georgia 

Corporation, dated August 24, 2007, 

recorded August 28, 2007, in Deed 

Book 5070, Page 190-201, Whitfield 

County, Georgia Records, said Security 

Deed having been given to secure a 

Note of even date in the original 

principal amount of One Hundred Thirty- 

Four Thousand Six Hundred Eighty-Two 

and 00/100 dollars ($134,682.00), with 

interest thereon as provided for therein, 


sold, assigned and transferred to US 

Bank, NA, there will be sold at public 

outcry to the highest bidder for cash 

before the courthouse door of Whitfield 

County, Georgia, within the legal hours 

of sale on the first Tuesday inAugust, 

2009, all property described in said 

Security Deed including but not limited 

to the following described property: 



LOT NOS. 101 AND 102 IN THE 13TH 

DISTRICT AND 3RD SECTION OF 

WHITFIELD COUNTY, GEORGIA, AND 

BEING DESIGNATED AS LOT 7 OF 

BROOKSTONE SUBDIVISION, PHASE 

1, AS SHOWN ON PLAT OF SAID 

SUBDIVISION PREPARED BY 

JOSEPH R. EVANS, GRLS NO. 2188, 

DATED APRIL 2, 2007, AND 

RECORDED IN PLAT CABINET D, 

SLIDES 963-964, IN THE OFFICE OF 

THE CLERK OF THE SUPERIOR 

COURT OF WHITFIELD COUNTY, 

GEORGIA, WHICH PLAT IS 

INCORPORATED HEREIN BY 

REFERENCE. 

Said property is commonly known as 

1230 Brookstone Circle, Dalton, GA 

30721. 



























superior to said Security Deed. 

To the 



the property is Jose De Jesus Martinez, 

Maria R. Martinez and Victor Sanchez, 

or tenants(s). 











US BANK, NA 


JOSE DE JESUS MARTINEZ, MARIA 

R. MARTINEZ AND VICTOR SANCHEZ 

Lender Contact: U.S. BANK, Loss 

Mitigation Dept., 4801 Frederica Street, 

Owensboro, KY42301 


Attorney Contact: Adorno &Yoss, LLC, 

1349 West Peachtree Street, Suite 

1500, Atlanta, GA 30309 


8300 CASE NO.09-02173-1 


07/17/2009, 07/24/2009, 07/31/2009 











Norman A. Lopez to Mortgage 






transferred to SunTrust Mortgage Inc. by 







FIFTEEN THOUSAND AND 0/100 

DOLLARS ($115,000.00), 

with interest 







described property:A tract of land lying 

and being in Land Lot 85, 12th District, 

3rd Section of Whitifield County, Georgia 

more particularly described as per plat 

by Joseph R. Evans GRLS #2168 for 

Alan M. Talley and Melba J. Talley dated 

June 10, 2003 as follows: 

Begin at a point on the south right of 

way ofWest Haig Mill Road (50' right of 

way) which road is also known as Old 

Haig Mill Road said point being located 


seconds west on the intersection of the 

centerlines of Freeport Road and West 

Haig Mill Road; thence south 00 


183.29 feet to a grader blade found; 


seconds west 119.22 feet to an old 

fence post found; thence north 00 


185.15 feet to an iron pin found on the 

south right of way of West Haig Mill 

Road; thence along said right of way 


seconds east 120.02 feet to the point of 

beginning. 






























out above. 



the property is Norman A. Lopez or a 


more commonly known as 657 Haigmill 










Norman A. Lopez 




(770) 234-9181 


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Domingo P. Lucas to Mortgage 





BAC Home Loans Servicing, LP fka 








FOUR THOUSAND SIX HUNDRED 

FIFTY-SEVEN AND 0/100 DOLLARS 






within the 





























out above. 












the property is Domingo P. Lucas or a 


more commonly known as 504 Lucky 











Domingo P. Lucas 






MR/gn0 8/4/09 


EXHIBIT A 


being in Land Lot 200 of The 12 District 


Georgia; and being Lot 10 and 11 of 

Lucky Place Subdivision, as per Plat 

recorded in Plat Book 3, Page 19, 


which Plat by reference is incorporated 


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Deed executed by David Martin and 

Candace Martin to Option One 

Mortgage Corporation dated May 25, 


Page 62, 

Whitfield County Records, 


sold, assigned, transferred and 

conveyed toWells Fargo Bank, N.A., as 

Trustee for the Certificateholders of 

Soundview Home Loan Trust 2007- 

OPT3, Asset-Backed Certificates, 

Series 2007-OPT3 by Assignment 













Deed, to-wit: 




County, Georgia: 

Being LOT NINETY (90) of MOUNTAIN 

OAK ESTATES,II, PLAT 7,REVISED, as 

shown by plat of record in Plat Cabinet 

C. Slides 959-963, in the Office of the 

Clerk of the Superior Court of Murray 

County, Georgia, reference to which is 


for amore particular description of the 

land. 

Being the same property conveyed 

toDavid Martin and wife, Candace 

Martin by Deed from Gloria Giles and 

Dawn A. Bennett, dated May 25, 2007, 

and recorded in Book _____, 

Page_____, in the Office of the Clerk of 


Georgia. 

THIS CONVEYANCE is made subject to 

all zoning ordinances rights of way, 

easements, and restrictions insofar as 

the same may lawfully affect the abovedescribed 

property. 

Said property is known as 403 Welsh 

Drive, Dalton, GA 30720, together with 

























said Deed. 


property of David Martin and Candace 

Martin, the property, to the best 

information, knowledge and belief of the 


possession of David Martin and 

Candace Martin, and the proceeds of 


of said indebtedness and all the 

expenses of said sale, including 

attorney's fees, all as provided in said 

Deed, and the balance, if any, will be 

distributed as provided by law. 

Wells Fargo Bank, N.A., as Trustee for 

the Certificateholders of Soundview 

Home Loan Trust 2007-OPT3, Asset- 

Backed Certificates, Series 2007-OPT3 

as Attorney-in-Fact for David Martin and 

Candace Martin 

File no.09-015058 




Atlanta, GA 30341-3941 

(770)220-2535/CC 

HYPERLINK 

"http://www.swertfeger.net" 






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Leandro Martinez and Ester Martinez to 

Long Beach Mortgage Company, dated 

April 16, 2004, recorded in Deed Book 



Deutsche Bank National Trust Company, 

as Trustee for Long Beach Mortgage 

Loan Trust 2004-3, Asset-Backed 

Certificates Series 2004-3 by 






FIVE THOUSAND THREE HUNDRED 







within the 






























out above. 












the property is Leandro Martinez and 

Ester Martinez or a tenant or tenants 


known as 207 Golden Rod Lane, 









as Trustee for Long Beach Mortgage 

Loan Trust 2004-3, Asset-Backed 

Certificates Series 2004-3 


Leandro Martinez and Ester Martinez 





MR/klh 8/4/09 


EXHIBIT A 


being in Land Lot 102 of the 12 District, 


Georgia, being Lot 162 of Amberfield 

Subdivision, Phase 2, according to a 

plat of said subdivision recorded in Plat 

Cabinet C, Slide 2075, Whitfield County, 

Georgia land records, which plat by 

reference is incorporated herein and 

made apart hereof. 

MR/klh 8/4/09 




THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COLLECT A 

DEBT. ANY INFORMATION OBTAINED 

WILL BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE. 



Robbie Palmer and Betty Palmer to 

Bank One, NA, dated March 30, 2000, 


Whitfield County, Georgia, as last 

transferred to THE BANK OF NEW 

YORK, AS TRUSTEE ON BEHALF OF 

THE 

REGISTERED 

CERTIFICATEHOLDERS OF GSAMP 

TRUST 2004-SEA2, MORTGAGE 

PASS-THROUGH 

CERTIFICATES, 

SERIES 2004-SEA2 by assignment to 

be recorded, Whitfield County, Georgia 

records conveying the after-described 


principal amount of SIXTY THOUSAND 

AND NO/100 DOLLARS ($60,000.00); 






on the first Tuesday inAugust 2009 the 




LOT NO. 129 IN THE 12TH DISTRICT 

AND 3RD SECTION OF WHITFIELD 

COUNTY, GEORGIA, AND BEING 

PART OF LOTS NOS. 37 THROUGH 

41, INCLUSIVE OF THE LUKE WHITE 

SUBDIVISION, AS SHOWN BY PLAT 

OF RECORD IN PLAT BOOK 1PAGE 

243, IN THE OFFICE OF THE CLERK 

OF THE SUPERIOR COURT OF 

WHITFIELD COUNTY, GEORGIA AND 

DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: 

BEGINNING AT AN IRON PIN ON THE 

NORTHEASTERLY SIDE OF HALEY 

DRIVE 259 FEET 

SOUTHEASTWARDLY ALONG THE 


DRIVE FROM ITS INTERSECTION 

WITH THE SOUTHERLY SIDE OF 

DAWNVILLE ROAD; THENCE NORTH 

41 DEGREES 0 MINUTES EAST 

158.75 FEET TO A JACK SHAFT; 

THENCE SOUTH 12 DEGREES 47 

MINUTES EAST 139.40 FEET TO AN 

IRON PIN; THENCE SOUTH 36 

DEGREES 28 MINUTES WEST 111.87 

FEET TO AN IRON PIN ON THE 


DRIVE; THENCE NORTH 32 

DEGREES 50 MINUTES WEST ALONG 

THE NORTHEASTERLY SIDE OF 

HALEY DRIVE 126.34 FEET TO THE 

POINT OF BEGINNING. 














attorney’s fees having been given). 











out above. 




Ocwen Loan Servicing LLC, 12650 

Ingenuity Drive, Orlando, FL 32826, 







the property is Robbie Palmer and Betty 

Palmer or atenant or tenants and said 


1344 Haley Drive, Dalton, GA 30721. 







THE BANK OF NEW YORK, AS 

TRUSTEE ON BEHALF OF THE 

REGISTERED 

CERTIFICATEHOLDERS OF GSAMP 

TRUST 2004-SEA2, MORTGAGE 

PASS-THROUGH 

CERTIFICATES, 

SERIES 2004-SEA2 as Attorney inFact 

for Robbie Palmer and Betty Palmer 

Weissman, Nowack, Curry &Wilco, PC 

Attn: Ocwen Team 

One Alliance Center 

3500 Lenox Road 


/SM 06/23/2009 

Our 

File# 

GA03FJU091001062/33491507 

(07/10/09, 07/17/09, 07/24/09, 

07/31/09)(RSVP# 159855) 











Edna M. Massengill to MBNA America 

(Delaware) N.A., dated June 24, 2005, 



last transferred to Household Realty 

Corporation by assignment recorded in 





ONE HUNDRED FORTY-ONE 

THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED 

NINETY-NINE AND 83/100 DOLLARS 






within the 





























out above. 




HSBC Mortgage Services, 961 Weigel 

Drive, Elmhurst, IL 60126, 800-222- 







the property is Edna M. Massengill and 

Willie R. Massengill or a tenant or 


commonly known as 3307 Hopewell Dr, 








Household Realty Corporation 


Edna M. Massengill 





MR/brm 8/4/09 


EXHIBIT A 

A tract or parcel of land which is 



being in Land Lot No. 282, 12th District 




Lot No. 43 of Pioneer Heights 

Subdivision as shown by revised plat of 

said subdivision by R.E. Smith, dated 


Plat Book 8, Page 80, Office of Clerk of 


Georgia, to which reference is made for 

a more complete and accurate 

description. 

Being the same property conveyed from 

Clemmie M. Rooker to Willie R. 

Massengill and Edna M. Massengill by 

Deed Recorded 11-26-73, in Book 338, 

at Page 220, in the Register's Office of 


Lot No 44 of Pioneer Heights 

Subdivision as shown by revised plat of 

said subdivision by R.E. Smith, dated 


Plat Book 8, Page 80, Office of the Clerk 

of Superior Court of Whitfield County, 

Georgia, to which reference is made for 

a more complete and accurate 

description. 


Victoria Smith to Willie R. Massengill 

and Edna M. Massengill by deed 

recorded 8-30-72, in Book 303, at Page 

211, in the Register's Office of Whitfield 


Lot No. 45 of Pioneer Heights 

Subdivision as shown on plat of said 

subdivision as recorded in Plat Book 8, 

Page 80, in the Office of Clerk of 

Superior court of Whitfield County, 

Georgia. 

Said lot being in Land Lot No. 282 in the 



Being the same property property 

conveyed from Clemmie Rooker to Willie 

R. Massengill and Edna M. Massengill 

by deed recorded 8-7-78, in Book 543, 

at Page 99, in the Register's Office of 


Lot Nos. 43A, 44A and 45A, of Pioneer 

Heights Subdivision, as shown on 

revised plat of said subdivision, 

prepared by e. Karton Smith, Surveyor, 

July 26, 1984, as recorded in Plat 

Cabinet B. Slide 317, in the Office of 




Pioneer Savings and Investment 

Corporation to W.R. Massengill by deed 

recorded 12-13-84, in Book 832, at 

Page 43, in the Register's Office of 


Subject to no mobile homes shall be 

placed on said lots. 

Subject to no house shall be 

constructed containing less than 1,000 

square feet of floor space, excluding 

porches. 

TaxMap or Parcel ID No.: 12-282-06- 

025 

The right, if any, of The United States of 

America to redeem said land within 120 

days from the date of the foreclosure 

sale held on August 4, 2009, as 

provided for bythe Federal TaxLien Act 

of 1966 (Public Law 89-719). 

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Chisel Medrano to Mortgage Electronic 


August 31, 2005, recorded in Deed 




the original principal amount of NINETY 

THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND 

0/100 DOLLARS ($90,700.00), with 







Georgia 






























out above. 






27607, 8666428608. Please 




instrument. 



the property is Chisel Medrano or a 


more commonly known as 121 Campell 

Road, Tunnel Hill, Georgia 30755. 









Chisel Medrano 





MR/mcs 8/4/09 


EXHIBIT A 


being in Land Lots 19 and 38 of the 12th 

District and 3rd 


being Lots 68, 69, 70, 71 and part of 

Lots 72, 100, 101, 

102, 103 and 104 of Planzer Subdivision 


as follows: 

To find the true point of beginning 

commence at apoint on the south right 

of way ofCampbell 

Drive (80' R/W) which is south 88 

degrees 00 minutes east 204.04 feet 

from the east right of way 

of Old Dixie Highway (Lakeshore Drive) 

(50' R/W), thence continuing along said 

right of way south 

89 degrees 10 minutes east adistance 

of 111.25 feet to the true point of 

beginning; thence from said 

true point of beginning south 89 degrees 

05 minutes east a distance of 135.15 

feet; thence south 12 

degrees 50 minutes east adistance of 

138 feet; thence north 85 degrees 55 

minutes west adistance 

of 135.15 feet; thence north 12 degrees 

50 minutes west adistance of 138 feet 

to the true point of 

beginning. 

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Deed executed by Nora Pacheco and 

Carlos Saladana-padron to Mortgage 


dated June 23, 2006 in the amount of 

$107,255.00, and recorded in Deed 



Deutsche Bank National Trust Company 

as Indenture Trustee for American Home 

Mortgage Investment Trust 2007-2, 

Mortgage-Backed Notes, Series 2007-2 

by assignment; the undersigned, 















deed to-wit: 




County, Georgia and being designated 

as Parcel B, being 7,500 square feet, 

more or less, of the re-subdivision of 

Lots Nos. 485-487, Crown Cotton Mills, 

Group 6, as shown on aPlat of Survey 

by Joseph R. Evans, Georgia 


dated March 1, 2006, and recorded in 

Plat Cabinet D, Slide 685. Whitfield 

County, Georgia Land records, said Plat 

being incorporated herein and made a 

part hereof by reference for a more 

particular description of said property. 


Main St, Dalton, Georgia., together with 

all fixtures and other personal property 

conveyed bysaid deed. 






property. 










said deed. 


property of Nora Pacheco and Carlos 

Saladana-padron 

and the proceeds of 












Nora Pacheco and Carlos Saladanapadron 

Anthony DeMarlo, Attorney/cyeats 


(404) 373-1612 








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Roger Paul Melendrez and Rosa Marie 

Martinez Melendrez to Mortgage 

Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. as 

nominee for BNC Mortgage, Inc., dated 

May 16, 2007, recorded in Deed Book 




Trustee for Structured Asset Securities 

Corporation Mortgage Loan Trust 2007- 

BNC1, by assignment to be recorded in 






THIRTY-FIVE THOUSAND AND 0/100 








described property:All that certain tract 

or parcel of land lying and being in Land 

Lot #52 in the 12th District and 3rd 



follows: 

Beginning at an iron stake which is 

located north 1degree 10 minutes east 

271 feet from an iron stake, which is the 

southwest corner of the property of 

Roddy Tate (said southwest corner 

being on the north right-of-way line of 

Beaverdale Road); said latter point 

being north 65 degrees 25 seconds east 

419 feet from the intersection of the 

north right-of-way line of Beaverdale 

Road with the west line of Land Lot #52; 

thence running in a westerly direction 

along the north line of property of Paul 

and Mary Weeks adistance of 150 feet, 

more or less, tothe east line of property 

of Edith M. Manley; thence running in a 

northerly direction along the east line of 

Manley adistance of 200 feet more or 

less, tothe property of Herbert M.and 

Gail L. Turner; thence in an easterly 

direction along the south line of Turner 

and the south line of property of Robert 

D. and Kellie S. McBee adistance of 250 

feet more or less to aroad running north 

and south; thence in a southerly 

direction along said road adistance of 

200 feet, more or less, tothe north line 

of tate; thence in a westerly direction 

along the north line of tate adistance of 

100 feet, more or less to the point of 

beginning. 

Taxid#12-052-04-000 














Chase Manhattan Mortgage Corporation 

can be contacted at 877-838- 

1882x52195 or by writing to 10790 

Rancho Bernardo Road, San Diego, CA 













out above. 



the property is Roger Paul Melendrez 

and Rosa Marie Martinez Melendrez or 


more commonly known as 1905 Kiker 

Lane NE, Dalton, Georgia 30721. 








Trustee for Structured Asset Securities 

Corporation Mortgage Loan Trust 2007- 

BNC1, 


Roger Paul Melendrez and Rosa Marie 

Martinez Melendrez 




(770) 234-9181 


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Jimmy S. Membreno and Maria D. 

Membreno to Mortgage Electronic 

Registration Systems, Inc., dated June 






TWENTY-THREE THOUSAND SIX 

HUNDRED TWENTY-SEVEN AND 

0/100 DOLLARS ($123,627.00), with 

































out above. 













the property is Jimmy S.Membreno and 

Maria D. Membreno or a tenant or 


commonly known as 1300 Antioch 










Jimmy S. Membreno and Maria D. 

Membreno 





MR/ras 8/4/09 


EXHIBIT A 


being in Land Lot No. 292 in The 12th 


County, Georgia, and being Lot Nos. 

1,2,3, and 46 in Block A of Antioch 

Highlands Subdivision, as shown by Plat 

of record in Plat Book 1, Page 179 (Plat 

Cabinet A, Slide 44), in the Office of the 

Clerk ofthe Superior court ofWhitfield 


follows: 

Beginning at an iron pin marking the 

southeast corner of the intersection of 

Lanier Street and Antioch Drive, thence 

north 88 degrees 37 minutes east along 

the southerly side of Antioch Drive 150 

feet to an iron pin; thence south 184.65 

feet to an iron pin; thence north 89 

degrees 31 minutes west 150 feet to an 

iron pin on the easterly side of Lanier 

Street; thence north 0degrees 1minute 

east along the easterly side of Lanier 

Street 182.29 feet to the point of 

beginning. 

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Hannah K. Joyce a/k/a Hannah 

Middleton and Beau D. Joyce to 


Systems, Inc., dated August 25, 2008, 






NINETY-ONE THOUSAND ONE 

HUNDRED EIGHTY-NINE AND 0/100 










PART HEREOF 
























out above. 




Flagstar Bank, F.S.B., 5151 Corporate 

Drive, Troy, MI 48098, 800-945-7700. 







the property is Beau Joyce or atenant 


commonly known as 517 Concord Dr, 









Systems, Inc. as nominee for Flagstar 

Bank, FSB 


Hannah K. Joyce a/k/a Hannah 

Middleton and Beau D. Joyce 





MR/cj 8/4/09 


EXHIBIT A 




County, Georgia, being Lot No.23ofthe 

Vineyards, Phase 2, according to aplat 

of said subdivision recorded in Plat 

Cabinet C, Slide 2305, in the Office of 


Whitfield County, Georgia, to which 

reference said plat is herein made for a 

more full and complete description of 

said property. 

Assessors Parcel No: 11-316-20-023 

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Marcelino Molina to Mortgage Electronic 


as a nominee for SunTrust Mortgage, 

Inc., dated July 31, 2006, recorded in 




Association as Trustee for GSAA HET 

2009-20 by assignment to be recorded 

in the Office of the Clerk of Superior 

Court of Whitfield County, Georgia 




SEVEN THOUSAND TWO HUNDRED 

AND 0/100 DOLLARS ($107,200.00), 









Land Lot 316, 12th District and 3rd 


being more particularly described as Lot 

34 of Bear Creek Estates according to a 


Plat of said Subdivision prepared by 

Joseph R. Evans GRLS# 2168 Dated 

February 11, 2005, recorded in Plat 

Cabinet D, Slides 173-175 of the 

Whitfield County Clerk's Records. The 

debt secured by said Security Deed has 

been and is hereby declared due 



























out above. 



the property is Marcelino Molina or a 


more commonly known as 135 Bear 

Den Court, Dalton, Georgia 30721. 







U.S. Bank National Association as 

Trustee for GSSA HET 2006-20 


Marcelino Molina 




(770) 234-9181 


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that certain Security Deed from 

Fransisco Monreal and Nellie A. Monreal 


Systems, Inc., acting solely as nominee 

for Countrywide Bank FSB, dated 

October 18, 2007, recorded October 29, 

2007, in Deed Book 5105, Page 316- 

326, Whitfield County, Georgia Records, 

said Security Deed having been given to 

secure a Note of even date in the 

original principal amount of Sixty-Five 

Thousand Four Hundred Ninety and 

00/100 dollars ($65,490.00), with 

interest thereon as provided for therein, 


sold, assigned and transferred to BAC 

Home Loans Servicing, LP f/k/a 

Countrywide Home Loans Servicing, LP, 





on the first Tuesday inAugust, 2009, all 

property described in said Security 

Deed including but not limited to the 


ALL THAT CERTAIN PARCEL OF LAND 

SITUATED IN LAND LOT 275, 12TH 

DISTRICT, 3RD SECTION, COUNTY 

OF WHITFIELD, STATEOFGEORGIA 

BEING KNOWN AND DESIGNATED AS 

LOT 40, AMERICAN THREAD 

COMPANY, BOOK 3, PAGE 58, 

RECORDED 03/22/1950, BEING MORE 

FULLY DESCRIBED IN DEED BOOK 

1039 PAGE 49, DATED 09/11/1987, 

RECORDED 09/11/1987, IN 

WHITFIELD COUNTY RECORDS. 

TAX/PARCEL ID: 12-275-05-040 

Said property is commonly known as 4 

Conway Street, Dalton, GA 30720. 




























superior to said Security Deed. To the 



the property is Fransisco Monreal and 

Nellie A. Monreal, Fransisco Monreal, 

Nellie A. Monreal, or tenants(s). 











BAC HOME LOANS SERVICING, LP 

F/K/A COUNTRYWIDE HOME LOANS 

SERVICING, LP 


FRANSISCO MONREAL AND NELLIE 

A. MONREAL 

Lender Contact: BAC fka CHL, Loss 

Mitigation Dept., 7105 Corporate Drive, 

PTX-A-274, Plano,TX75024 


Attorney Contact: Rubin Lublin, LLC, 

3740 Davinci Court, Suite 100, 

Norcross, GA30092 


5309 CASE NO.BAC-09-05894-2 

WWW.RUBINLUBLIN.COM/PROPERTY 

-LISTINGS.PHP 


07/17/2009, 07/24/2009, 07/31/2009 










Lois F. Mullins and Raymond L. Mullins 

to Ameriquest Mortgage Company, 

dated January 22, 2007, recorded in 




Association, as Trustee for the CMLTI 

Asset-Backed 

Pass-Through 

Certificates, Series 2007-AMC3 by 





the original principal amount of 

SEVENTY THOUSAND AND 0/100 










PART HEREOF 

























out above. 












the property is Lois F. Mullins and 

Raymond L. Mullins or a tenant or 


commonly known as 866 Reed Pond 

Road NW, Dalton, Georgia 30720. 








Trustee for the CMLTI Asset-Backed 

Pass-Through Certificates, Series 2007- 

AMC3 


Lois F. Mullins and Raymond L. Mullins 





MR/brm 8/4/09 


EXHIBIT A 




Georgia and being 0.651 acres more 

particularly shown on plat prepared by 

Marcus Eugene Cook, Georgia 


dated August 29, 1990, prepared for 

Janet G. Carpenter, recorded in Plat 

Cabinet C, at Slide 697, of the Whitfield 

County, Georgia records. Said plat is 

incorporated herein by reference for a 

more complete and definite description 

of the property herein conveyed. 

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Rosa Maria Muro to Mortgage 







SIX THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED 

FORTY-SIX AND 0/100 DOLLARS 



































out above. 












the property is Rosa Maria Muro or a 


more commonly known as 1306 Martin 

Luther King Jr, Dalton, Georgia 30721. 









Rosa Maria Muro 





MR/ras 8/4/09 


EXHIBIT A 




Georgia and being Lot 3ofthe Bailey 

Subdivision as shown by Plat of record 

in Plat Cabinet C, Slide 1372 in the 

office of the clerk ofthe superior court of 


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Felicia Newport AKA Felicia Jackson to 


Systems, Inc., dated June 4, 2003, 



last transferred to BAC Home Loans 

Servicing LP fka Countrywide Home 

Loans Servicing LP 






principal amount of EIGHTY-FIVE 

THOUSAND THIRTY-FOUR AND 0/100 










PART HEREOF 











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the property is Felicia Newport AKA 

Felicia Jackson or a tenant or tenants 


known as 138 Lake Road, Tunnel Hill, 








BAC Home Loans Servicing LP fka 



Felicia Newport 





MR/ak3 8/4/09 


EXHIBIT A 


being in Land Lot No 1 in the 12th 


County, Georgia, and being part ofLot 

No 172 of the Griffin & Montgomery 

Subdivision, as shown by Plat of record 

in Plat Book 2, Page 54, in the office of 

the clerk of the superior court of 

Whitfield County, Georgia and described 

as follows: 

Beginning at an Iron Pin on the north 

line of said Land Lot no 1, 298.18 feet 

south 89 Degrees 30 Minutes east from 

an Iron pin marking the intersection of 

the north line of said Land Lot no 1with 

the easterly side of Hobbs Road; thence 

south 89 Degrees 30 Minutes east along 

the north line of said Land Lot 208.71 

feet to an Iron Pin; thence south 0 

Degrees 40 Minutes east 208.71 feet to 

an Iron Pin; thence north 89 Degrees 30 

Minutes west 208.71 feet to an Iron Pin; 

thence north 0Degrees 40 Minutes west 


Together with aTract of land beginning 

at a point on the east line of Hobbs 

Road, where as same is intersected by 

the north line. 

Of Land Lot number 1. 

Thence along said Land Lot line south 

89 Degrees 30 Minutes east, 298.18 

feet to apoint; thence south 00 Degrees 

40 Minutes ease 70.0 feet to a point; 

thence north 75 Degrees 57 Minutes 20 

Seconds west 170.73 feet to a point; 

thence south 73 Degrees 43 Minutes 02 

Seconds west 138.5 feet to a point in 

the east line of hobbs road; thence 

along said road; north 00 Degrees 18 

Minutes 48 Seconds west 70.00 feet to 


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Sandra Suarez to Mortgage Electronic 






principal amount of EIGHTY-NINE 

THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED 

TWENTY-FIVE AND 0/100 DOLLARS 






within the 





























out above. 






27607, 8666428608. Please 




instrument. 



the property is Sandra Suarez or a 


more commonly known as 307 Head 










Sandra Suarez 





MR/pr 8/4/09 


EXHIBIT A 




County, Georgia, being 1.25 acres more 

or less, and being more particularly 

described as per plat of survey prepared 

by N.B. DeLoach, Georgia Registered 

Land Surveyor, dated 2/7/70, recorded 

in Plat Book 8, Page 10, in the Office of 



reference said plat is herein made for a 

more full and complete description of 

said property. 

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Kelli M. Paniagua to Mortgage Electronic 


September 7, 2007, recorded in Deed 










SEVENTEEN THOUSAND NINE 







within the 





























out above. 












the property is Kelli M. Paniagua or a 


more commonly known as 411 Varnell 










Kelli M. Paniagua 





MR/ras 8/4/09 


EXHIBIT A 




Georgia, being more particularly 


Beginning at apoint on the west side of 

the right of way ofthe Tunnel Hill-Varnell 

public road, said point being located 93 

feet north of the intersection of the south 

line of said Land Lot 324 with the west 

side of the right of way ofsaid Tunnel 

Hill Varnell Road; thence north 84 

Degrees 20 Minutes west 150 feet; 

thence northeasterly 125 feet; thence 

southeasterly 150 feet to the west side 

of the right of way ofTunnel Hill Varnell 

Road, thence southerly, following the 

west right of way ofway of said road to 


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Deed executed by Marel Rodriguez to 


Systems, Inc. dated September 6, 2006 

in the amount of $229,500.00, and 



last transferred to IndyMac Federal 

Bank FSB by assignment; the 

undersigned, IndyMac Federal Bank 

FSB pursuant to said deed and the note 










deed to-wit: 




Georgia and being designated as Lot 42 

of Westchester Subdivision, as per Plat 

of said Subdivision recorded in Plat 

Cabinet C, Slide 181, in the Office of the 


County, to which reference is herein 

made for a more full and complete 

description. 


Kingsridge Drive, Dalton, Georgia., 



deed. 






property. 










said deed. 


property of Marel Rodriguez 

and the 







Deed. 

IndyMac Federal Bank FSB 


Marel Rodriguez 



(404) 373-1612 








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in a Deed to Secure Debt by Terry 

Summey to Mortgage Electronic 

Registration Systems, Inc. ("MERS") as 

nominee for Decision One Mortgage 

Company, LLC, dated November 22, 

2006 and filed for record December 11, 

2006 in Deed Book 4899, Page 193, 

Whitfield County, Georgia records, and 


amount of $320,000.00; last transferred 

to CitiFinancial by Assignment filed for 

record December 

29, 2008 in Deed 


Georgia records, there will be sold at a 

public outcry for cash to the highest 

bidder before the Courthouse door of 

Whitfield County, Georgia, between the 


in August 2009, by CitiMortgage, Inc. 

f/k/a CitiFinancial as Attorney-in-Fact for 

Terry Summey the following property towit: 

ALL THAT TRACT or parcel of land lying 

and being in Land Lot No. 222 in the 


County, Georgia, being a part of Lots 

No. 60and 61 of the Robert Loveman 

Hills Subdivision, and being more 

particularly described in a survey by 

Joseph R. Evans, RLS No. 2168 dated 

August 22, 1985, and being more 

particularly described according to said 

survey asfollows: 

TO FIND THE TRUE point of beginning 

of the tract of land herein described, 

commence at the southeast corner of 

said Land Lot No. 222; running thence 

west along the south line of said Land 

Lot No. 222 a distance of 586 feet; 

running thence north 02 degrees 03 

minutes west adistance of 101.9 feet to 

an iron pin which marks the point of 

beginning of the tract of land herein 

described; from the true point of 

beginning thus established; running 


west adistance of 52 feet to an iron pin 

located on the northeasterly side of a30 

foot drive; thence running north 50 


northeasterly side of said 30 foot drive, 

a distance of 177.8 feet; thence 

continuing along the northeasterly side 

of said 30 foot drive, north 51 degrees 

54 minutes west adistance of 121.9 feet 

to an iron pin; thence running north 83 




distance of 137.7 feet to an iron pin; 


minutes east adistance of 203.3 feet to 

an iron pin; which is the point of 

beginning. 

THERE IS ALSO conveyed an 

easement over aportion of Lot No.60of 

the said Robert Loveman Hills 

Subdivision, said easement being more 

particularly described in an agreement 

between Ronald J. Hall, Brelinda R. Hall 

and Walter Edward Bubenheim, Jr. and 

Bonnie H. Bubenheim, recorded in Deed 


Georgia Land Records, and being more 


Agreement as follows: 

TO FIND THE TRUE point of beginning 

of the easement herein described, 

commence at the south corner of said 

Land Lot No. 222; running thence west 

along the south line of said Land Lot No. 

222 a distance of 586.0 feet; running 


west adistance of 305.20 feet; running 


west adistance of 101.7 feet to apoint 

which marks the true point of beginning 

of the easement herein described; from 

the true point of beginning thus 

established, running thence south 87 

degrees 57 minutes west adistance of 

36 feet to an iron pin; running thence 

south 83 degrees 12 minutes west a 

distance of 53 feet; running thence north 

06 degrees 48 minutes west adistance 

of 22 feet; running thence north 83 


53 feet; running thence south 61 


43.72 feet to apoint, which is the point 

of beginning. 

THERE IS ALSO conveyed all of the 

right, title and interest in and to the 30 

foot drive hereinabove described, 

extending southeastwardly from 

Rainsong Road, abutting Lots No. 60, 

61, 62 and 63 of the said Robert 

Loveman Hills Subdivision, according to 

survey of said subdivision recorded in 

Plat Book 5, Page 88 (Plat Cabinet A, 

Slide 177), Whitfield County, Georgia 

Land Records, less and except that 

portion of said drive described in aquit 

claim deed from Ronald Hall and 

Brelinda Hall, et al, to Herman O. 

Chesney and Peggy Barker Chesney, 



Records. 

SUBJECT TO ALL easements, rights of 

way, covenants and restrictions which 

may lawfully affect the above-described 

property. 

The above described property is also 

known as 505 Rainsong Road, Dalton, 

GA 30720. 

The indebtedness secured by said Deed 

to Secure Debt having been declared 

due and payable because of default in 

the payment of the indebtedness 

secured thereby, this sale will be made 

for the purpose of paying the same and 

all expenses of sale, including attorney's 

fees, ifapplicable. 

The property will be sold as the property 

of the aforesaid grantor subject to the 

following: all prior restrictive covenants, 

easements, rights-of-way, security 

deeds, orencumbrances of record; 

all 

valid zoning ordinances; 

matters which 

would be disclosed by an accurate 

survey of the property or by any 

inspection of the property; all 

outstanding taxes, assessments, unpaid 

bills, charges, and expenses that are a 

lien against the property whether due 

and payable ornot yet due and payable. 


knowledge and belief, possession of the 

subject property is held by Terry 

Summey . 

Pursuant to O.C.G.A. §44-14-162.2, the 

name, address and telephone number 

of the individual or entity who shall have 

the full authority to negotiate, amend or 

modify all terms of the above described 

mortgage is as follows: 


Attn: Loss Mitigation Dept. 

3950 Regent Boulevard 

MS -S2A -286 

Irving, TX 75063 

Telephone number:800-422-1498. 

The foregoing notwithstanding, nothing 

in O.C.G.A. § 44-14-162.2 shall be 

construed to require CitiMortgage, Inc. 

to negotiate, amend or modify the terms 

of the Deed to Secure Debt described 

herein. 

CitiMortgage, Inc. f/k/a CitiFinancial 

as Attorney-in-Fact for 

Terry Summey 

SHUPING, MORSE &ROSS, LLP 

By: 

S. Andrew Shuping, Jr. 

S. Andrew Shuping, Jr. 

6259 Riverdale Road, Suite 100 

Riverdale, Georgia 30274-1698 

(770) 991-0000 


COLLECT ADEBT. 



Publication dates: 7/10/09, 7/17/09, 

7/24/09, 7/31/09 











Elizabeth Chloe Pulliam to Option One 

Mortgage Corporation, dated January 



Records, aslast transferred to Deutsche 

Bank National Trust Company, as 

Trustee for the Certificateholders of 



Series 2006-OPT2 by assignment 






ONE THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED 

AND 0/100 DOLLARS ($101,700.00), 






Georgia 





Land Lot 173 of the 13th District and 3rd 

Section of Whitfield County Georgia, 

and being 29 acres, more or less, and 


follows: 

Commencing at the northeast corner of 

athree-acre tract now orformerly owned 

by Abyah Gazaway Wilson, thence 

running north along merida Carter's line 

to his northwest corner; thence running 

east along Carters' north line to the 

lands of M.M. White; thence running 

north along the lands of M.M. White a 

distance that Will measure twenty-nine 

(29) acres when surveyed and 

measured out with a direct north and 

south line which runs north from the 

northwest corner of the Aforementioned 

Three-acre Tract of Abyah Gazaway 

Wilson as described herein; thence 

running west to the said north and south 

line mentioned; thence running south 

with said mentioned north and south line 

to the northwest corner of the 

Aforementioned Three-acre Tract; then 

east along the north line of the threeacre 

Tract to the northeast corner of 

same, tothe point of beginning. 

Also: acertain Tract of land containing 

three and one-third (3 1/3) acres, and 

described as follows: Beginning at a 

small pine tree at the right-of-way of the 

Carbondale Public Road and running 

north 66 yards to apile of rock; thence 

west along the edge of afield 216 yards 

to apine tree; thence south 108 yards to 

the right-of-way of the Carbondale 

Public Road; thence east along the 

right-of-way of said public road highway 

180 yards to the point of Beginning. Said 

tract of land being apart ofLot No. 173 

in the 13th District and 3rd Section of 

said State and County, and being 

bounded as follows: On the east by the 

property of Merita Carter, onthe north 

and west by the property of Mrs. Emily 

Thacker, and on the south by the 

Carbondale Public Road, on which is 

located a new three-room house. See 

Book No.21, Page 338. 

The aforesaid described property being 

that identical property ashown in Deed 

Book 153, Page 227. 

Less and except the following described 

property: 

(A) Warranty Deed from Lizzie H. 

Pulliam to John Arnold Pulliam and Etta 

Mae G. Pulliam as recorded in deed 

book 280, Page 266, Whitfield County 

deed of records. 

(B) Warranty Deed from Lizzie H. 

Pulliam to C. Barrett Pulliam and Beverly 

A. Pulliam as recorded in deed book 

225, Page 304, Whitfield County deed of 

records. 

(C) Warranty deed from Lizzie H. 

Pulliam to Edgar G. Pulliam and Carolyn 

Pulliam, as recorded in deed book 356, 

Page 101, Whitfield County deed of 

records. 

(D) Warranty deed from Lizzie H. 

Pulliam to John Arnold Pulliam and Etta 

Mae G. Pulliam, as recorded in deed 

book 381, Page 67, Whitfield County 

deed of records. 















American Home Mortgage Servicing 

Inc. can be contacted at 877-304-3100 

or by writing to 6501 Irvine Center Drive, 

Irvine, CA 92618, to discuss possible 

alternatives to foreclosure. 











out above. 



the property is Elizabeth Chloe Pulliam 

or atenant or tenants and said property 

is more commonly known as 280 

Carbondale Rd SW, Dalton, Georgia 

30721. 








as Trustee for the Certificateholders of 



Series 2006-OPT2 


Elizabeth Chloe Pulliam 




(770) 234-9181 


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WHEREAS, PARKVIEW EASTERLING 

ASSOCIATES, LLC, a Georgia limited 

liability company (hereinafter called 

“Borrower”), did execute and deliver to 

Bridger Commercial Funding LLC, a 

Missouri limited liability company 

(hereinafter called “Original Lender”), 

that certain Deed to Secure Debt and 

Absolute Assignment of Rents and 

Leases and Security Agreement (and 

Fixture Filing) (the “Security Deed”) 

dated as of April 19, 2005, filed and 

recorded April 19, 2005 in Deed Book 

4485, Page 0004, in the Records of the 


County, Georgia (the “Whitfield County 

Records”), as such Security Deed was 

sold, transferred, assigned, set over and 

conveyed byOriginal Lender to Bank of 

America, N.A. (hereinafter called 

“Interim Holder”) by that certain 

Assignment and Conveyance effective 

as of April 19, 2005, filed and recorded 


April 19, 2005 in Deed Book 4485, Page 

0037, Whitfield County Records, and as 

such Security Deed was further 

assigned, sold, transferred, delivered, 

conveyed and set over by Interim Holder 

to Wells Fargo Bank, N.A., as trustee for 

the registered holders of Banc of 

America Commercial Mortgage Inc., 

Commercial Mortgage Pass-Through 

Certificates, Series 2005-4 (hereinafter 

called “Holder”) by that certain 

Assignment of Mortgage effective asof 

September 28, 2005, filed on February 

21, 2006 in Deed Book 4700, Page 10, 

Whitfield County Records (said Security 

Deed, as assigned to Interim Holder and 

as further assigned to Holder being 

hereinafter called the “Security 

Instrument”); and 

WHEREAS, under and pursuant to the 

Security Instrument, Borrower did 

irrevocably pledge, grant, convey and 

assign to Holder, all estate, right, title 

and interest which Borrower then had or 

may thereafter acquire in, to, under or 

derived from any orall of the following: 

(a) 

That real property (“Land”) 

located in Whitfield County, Georgia, 

and more particularly described as 

follows: 

Atract of land lying and being in Land 

Lot 218 of the 12th District and 3rd 



as follows: 

BEGIN at apoint in the east right of way 

of North Easterling Street (formerly 

Easterling Street) (40 foot right of way) 

located 52.64 feet south, as measured 

along the east right of way of North 

Easterling Street, from the east right of 

way ofNorth Easterling Street and the 

south right of way ofMartin Luther King, 

Jr. Drive (formerly East Waugh Street); 



to apoint; thence north 00 degrees 04 


73.75 feet to an iron pin found on the 

south right of way ofMartin Luther King, 

Jr. Drive; thence along the south right of 

way ofMartin Luther King, Jr. Drive the 

following courses and distances: south 


east, 38.18 feet to a point; north 89 

degrees 08 minutes 00 seconds east, 

54.03 feet to a point; and north 87 

degrees 14 minutes 00 seconds east, 

22.48 feet to apoint; thence leaving said 

right of way, south 01 degree 01 minute 

l8 seconds east a distance of 263.55 

feet to apoint; thence south 00 degrees 


of 50.00 feet to apoint; thence south 01 

degree 29 minutes 18 seconds east a 

distance of 172.67 feet to a point; 

thence south 01 degree 29 minutes 18 


a point; thence south 89 degrees 57 


90.12 feet to an iron pin found; thence 


seconds west adistance of 50.60 feet to 

a point; thence north 00 degrees 00 


100.84 feet to apoint; thence south 89 

degrees 50 minutes 45 seconds west a 


found on the east right of way ofNorth 

Easterling Street; thence along the east 

right of way of North Easterling Street 



to the POINT OF BEGINNING; 

(b) All appurtenances, 

easements, rights of way, water and 

water rights, pumps, pipes, flumes and 

ditches and ditch rights, water stock, 

ditch and/or reservoir stock orinterests, 

royalties, development rights and 

credits, air rights, minerals, oil rights, 

and gas rights, then or later used or 

useful in connection with, appurtenant to 

or related to the Land; 

(c) All buildings, structures, 

facilities, other improvements and 

fixtures then or thereafter located on the 

Land; 

(d) All apparatus, equipment, 

machinery and appliances and all 

accessions thereto and renewals and 

replacements thereof and substitutions 

therefor used in the operation or 

occupancy of the Land, it being intended 

by the parties that all such items shall 

be conclusively considered to be apart 

of the Land, whether or not attached or 

affixed to the Land; 

(e) 

All land lying in the right-ofway 

ofany street, road, avenue, alley or 

right-of-way opened, proposed or 

vacated, and all sidewalks, strips and 

gores of land adjacent to or used in 

connection with the Land; 

(f) 

All additions and accretions 

to the property described above; 

(g) 

All licenses, authorizations, 

certificates, variances, consents, 

approvals and other permits then or 

thereafter pertaining to the Land and all 

estate, right, title and interest of 

Borrower in, to, under or derived from all 

trade names or business names relating 

to the Land or the present or future 

development, construction, operation or 

use of the Land; and 

(h) 

All proceeds of any of the 

foregoing. 

All of the property described above is 

hereinafter collectively defined as the 

“Property”. The listing of specific rights 

or property shall not be interpreted as a 

limitation of general terms; and 

WHEREAS, pursuant to the Security 

Instrument Borrower made the foregoing 

grant and assignment for the purpose of 

securing the following obligations 

(“Secured Obligations”): 

(a) 

Full and punctual payment 

to Holder of all sums at any time owing 

under that certain Promissory Note 

Secured by Security Deed (“Note”) 

dated April 19, 2005 from Borrower 

payable tothe order of Original Lender, 

as endorsed and assigned to Holder, in 

the original principal amount of Two 

Million Four Hundred Thousand Dollars 

($2,400,000.00); 

(b) 

Payment and performance 

of all covenants and obligations of 

Borrower under the Security Instrument 

including, without limitation, 

indemnification obligations and 

advances made to protect the Property; 

(c) 


of all additional covenants and 

obligations of Borrower under the 

Security Instrument, the Note and the 

other documents described in the Note 

as Loan Documents (“Loan 

Documents”), including, without 

limitation, the payment and performance 

of covenants and obligations of 

Borrower under the Environmental 

Indemnity Agreement dated April 19, 

2005, by Borrower in favor of Original 

Lender, asassigned to Holder; 

(d) 


of all covenants and obligations, ifany, 

which any rider attached as an exhibit to 

the Security Instrument recites are 

secured thereby; 

(e) 


of all future advances and other 

obligations that the then record owner of 

all or part ofthe Property may agree to 

pay and/or perform (whether as 

principal, surety or guarantor) for the 

benefit of Original Lender, Interim 

Holder and/or Holder, when the 

obligation is evidenced by a writing 

which recites that it is secured by the 

Security Instrument; 

(f) 

All interest and charges on 

all obligations secured thereby including, 

without limitation, prepayment charges, 

late charges and loan fees; and 

(g) All modifications, 

extensions and renewals of any ofthe 

obligations secured thereby, however 

evidenced, including, without limitation: 

(i) modifications of the required principal 


payment dates or interest payment 

dates or both, as the case may be, 

deferring or accelerating payment dates 

wholly or partly; and (ii) modifications, 

extensions or renewals at adifferent rate 

of interest whether or not any such 

modification, extension or renewal is 

evidenced by a new or additional 

promissory note or notes; and 

WHEREAS, the Security Deed provides 

that the term “obligations” is used 

therein in its broadest and most 

comprehensive sense and shall be 

deemed to include, without limitation, all 

interest and charges, prepayment 

charges, late charges and loan fees at 

any time accruing or assessed on any of 

the Secured Obligations; and 

WHEREAS, under and pursuant to the 

Security Instrument, Borrower did grant 

and assign to Holder asecurity interest 

to secure payment and performance of 

all of the Secured Obligations, inall of 

the following described personal 

property in which Borrower then had or 

at any time thereafter has any interest 

(“Collateral”): 

(a) All goods, building and 

other materials, supplies, work in 

process, equipment, machinery, fixtures, 

furniture, furnishings, signs and other 

personal property, wherever situated, 

which were or were to be incorporated 

into, used in connection with or 

appropriated for use on the Property; 

(b) 

All rents, issues, deposits 

and profits of the Property (to the extent, 

if any, they are not subject to the 

Absolute Assignment of Rents and 

Leases as referenced in Article 3ofthe 

Security Instrument); 

(c) All inventory, accounts, 

cash receipts, deposit accounts, 

impounds, accounts receivable, contract 

rights, general intangibles, chattel paper, 

instruments, documents, notes, drafts, 

letters of credit, insurance policies, 

insurance and condemnation awards 

and proceeds, any other rights to the 

payment of money, trade names, 

trademarks and service marks arising 

from or related to the Property or any 

business then or thereafter conducted 

thereon by Borrower; 

(d) All permits, consents, 

approvals, licenses, authorizations and 

other rights granted by, given by or 

obtained from, any governmental entity 

with respect to the Property; 

(e) all deposits or other 

security then or thereafter made with or 

given to utility companies by Borrower 


(f) all advance payments of 

insurance premiums made by Borrower 


(g) All plans, drawings and 

specifications relating to the Property; 

(h) All loan funds held by 

Original Lender, Interim Holder or 

Holder, whether or not disbursed; 

(i) All funds deposited with 

Original Lender, Interim Holder or 

Holder pursuant to any Loan Document, 

including, without limitation, all 

“Restoration Funds” as defined in the 

Security Instrument; 

(j) All reserves, deferred 

payments, deposits, accounts, refunds, 

cost savings and payments of any kind 

related to the Property or any portion 

thereof, including, without limitation: 

(i) 

All “Impounds” as defined in 

the Security Instrument together with all 

replacements and proceeds of, and 

additions and accessions to, any of the 

foregoing; and 

(ii) 

All books, records and files 

relating to any ofthe foregoing. 

As to all of the above-described 

personal property which was or which 

thereafter becomes a “fixture” under 

applicable law, the Security Instrument 

constitutes a fixture filing under the 

Uniform Commercial Code, asamended 

or recodified from time to time (“UCC”). 

WHEREAS, Defaults (as defined in the 

Security Instrument) have occurred 

under the Loan Documents and are 

continuing, specifically including, without 

limitation, the failure of Borrower topay 

the sums due under the Loan 

Documents when such sums were due; 

and 

WHEREAS, byreason of such Defaults, 

Holder, being the present owner and 

holder of the Security Instrument, the 

Note and the other Loan Documents 

and of the Secured Obligations, has 

accelerated the Maturity Date (as 

defined in the Note) of the Loan (as 

defined in the Security Instrument) and 

declared immediately due and payable 

all sums owing to Holder under the Note 

and the other Loan Documents, and the 

Secured Obligations and the Security 

Instrument has become, is, and is 

hereby subject to foreclosure as 

provided by law and the Loan 

Documents and Holder may, at its option 

and by or through a trustee, nominee, 

assignee or otherwise, to the fullest 

extent permitted by law, exercise any of 

the rights, remedies and recourses, 

either successively or concurrently, 

available to it under the Security 

Instrument; and 

WHEREAS, the Security Instrument 

provides that upon the occurrence of a 

Default thereunder, then in addition to all 

of Holder’s rights as a“secured party” 

under the UCC or otherwise at law: (a) 

Holder may sell, assign and deliver at 

any place or in any lawful manner all or 

any part of the Collateral and bid and 

become purchaser at any such sales; 

(b) Holder may, for the account of 

Borrower and at Borrower’s expense (i) 

operate, use, consume, sell or dispose 

of the Collateral as Holder deems 

appropriate for the purpose of 

performing any or all of the Secured 

Obligations; (ii) enter into any 

agreement, compromise or settlement 

including insurance claims, which 

Holder may deem desirable or proper 

with respect to any ofthe Collateral; and 

(iii) endorse and deliver evidences of 

title for, and receive, enforce and collect 

by legal action or otherwise, all 

indebtedness and obligations then or 

thereafter owing to Borrower in 

connection with or on account of any or 

all of the Collateral; and 


further provides that Borrower thereby 

irrevocably appoints Holder (as 

successor and assign of Original 

Lender) as Borrower’s attorney-in-fact 

(such power ofattorney being coupled 

with an interest), and as such attorneyin-fact, 

Holder may, without the 

obligation to do so, inHolder’s name or 

in the name of Borrower, prepare, 

execute, file and record financing 

statements, continuation statements, 

applications for registration and like 

papers necessary to create, perfect or 

preserve any of Holder’s security 

interests and rights in or to any ofthe 

Collateral, and upon a Default 

thereunder, take any other action 

required of Borrower, provided, however, 

that Holder as such attorney-in-fact shall 

be accountable only for such funds as 

are actually received by Holder;and 


further provides that anytime after a 

Default, Holder shall have the right and 

remedy (a) to sell the Property or any 

part of the Property at public sale or 

sales before the door of the courthouse 

of the county in which the Property or 

any part ofthe Property is situated, to 

the highest bidder for cash, in order to 

pay the Secured Obligations and all 

expenses of the sale and of all 

proceedings in connection therewith, 

including reasonable attorneys’ fees, 

after advertising the time, place, and 

terms of sale once aweek for four (4) 

weeks immediately preceding such sale 

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(but without regard to the number of 

days) in anewspaper in which sheriff’s 

sales are advertised in said county; (b) 

with respect to any personal property or 

fixtures included in or located on the 

Property, Holder may, at its option, sell 

or otherwise dispose of the same by 

public or private proceedings pursuant 

to Article 4 of the Security Instrument 

separate from the sale of the real 

property; (c) at any sale conducted 

pursuant to Section 7.3 of the Security 

Instrument, Holder may execute and 

deliver to the purchaser aconveyance of 

the Property, orany part ofthe Property, 

or any personal property or fixtures 

included in or located on the Property, in 

fee simple, and to this end Borrower 

thereby constitutes and appoints Holder 

its agent and attorney in fact to make 

such sale and conveyance and thereby 

to divest Borrower of all right, title, or 

equity in and to the Property and to vest 

the same in the purchaser or purchasers 

at such sale or sales, and all the 

reasonable acts and doings of said 

agent and attorney in fact are thereby 

ratified and confirmed; (d) the aforesaid 

power of sale and agency thereby 

granted are coupled with an interest and 

are irrevocable by dissolution or 

otherwise, are granted as cumulative of 

the other remedies provided by law for 

collection of the Secured Obligations, 

and shall not be exhausted by one 

exercise thereof but may be exercised 

until full payment of the Secured 

Obligations; and 


further provides that upon sale of the 

Property at any judicial or nonjudicial 

foreclosure, Holder may credit bid (as 

determined by Holder in its sole and 

absolute discretion) all or any portion of 

the Secured Obligations; and 

WHEREAS, prior to the consummation 

of the exercise of the power of sale 

contained in the Security Instrument and 

the consummation of the foreclosure 

sale of the Property and the Collateral, 

any and all funds, cash and other sums, 

if any, held by, for or on behalf of 

Borrower in escrow, in reserve or in 

other accounts established under the 

Loan Documents for payment of taxes, 

assessments and other similar charges 

levied against the Property, insurance, 

capital improvements, replacements, 

tenant improvements, leasing 

commissions or otherwise, specifically 

including without limitation any 

Impounds (as defined in the Note and 

the Security Instrument) (collectively, the 

“Reserves”) have been or shall have 

been applied by Holder toward payment 

of the Secured Obligations and any 

other amounts due under the Note and 

any other obligations of Borrower under 

the Loan Documents; and 

NOW, THEREFORE, under and 


in the Security Instrument and according 

to the terms of the Security Instrument 

and the laws in such cases made and 

provided, Holder will expose the 

Property and the Collateral (less and 

except the Reserves) for sale, atpublic 

sale to the highest bidder, for cash on 

that certain Tuesday in August, being 

August 4, 2009, during the legal hours 

for sale, before the courthouse door in 

Whitfield County, Georgia. The Property 

and the Collateral will be sold subject to 

the following: 

1. All taxes subsequent to the 

year 2009, liens not yet due or payable, 

and any additional taxes which result 

from areassessment of the Property; 

2. Riparian rights, if any, 

incident to the Property; 

3. Rights of tenants in 

possession under unrecorded leases, if 

any, that are senior to the Security 

Instrument; 

4. All valid zoning ordinances; 

and 

5. All other, ifany, easements, 

limitations, reservations, covenants, 

restrictions, deeds to secure debt, liens 

and other encumbrances and matters of 

public records to which the Security 

Instrument is junior and subordinate in 

terms of priority under the laws of the 

State of Georgia. 

The Secured Obligations and the Loan 

Documents remaining in default and the 

aforesaid Defaults continuing, the sale 

of the Property and the Collateral (less 

and except the Reserves) under and 


in the Security Instrument will be made 

for the purpose of applying the proceeds 

thereof, asprovided for inthe Security 

Instrument and pursuant to applicable 

law, to the extent funds are so available 

shall be applied by Holder to payment of 

the Secured Obligations in such priority 

and proportion as provided for the 

Security Instrument, and the remainder, 

if any, of such funds shall be disbursed 

to Borrower ortothe person or persons 

legally entitled thereto. 

The Property and Collateral (less and 

except the Reserves) will be sold on an 

“as is, where is” basis without recourse 

against Holder and without 

representation or warranty of any kind or 

nature whatsoever with respect thereto, 

with no assurance afforded as to the 

exact acreage of the Land. 

To the best of Holder’s knowledge and 

belief, the Property and the Collateral is 

presently owned by Borrower, and 

Borrower isthe party in possession of 

the Property and the Collateral. 

The requirement for giving of notice to 

the Borrower, pursuant to O.C.G.A. §44- 

14-162.2, of the initiation of these 

proceedings to exercise the power of 

sale contained in the Security 

Instrument is not applicable because 

none of the Property and the Collateral 

conveyed by the Security Instrument 

was used as a dwelling place by 

Borrower at the time the Security 

Instrument was executed and delivered. 

The undersigned may sell the Property 

and the Collateral or any part of the 

Property and the Collateral in such 

manner and order as Holder may elect 

and may sell that portion of the Property 

and the Collateral, which, under the laws 

of the State of Georgia, constitutes an 

estate or interest in real estate 

separately from that portion of the 

Property and the Collateral, which, 

under the laws of the State of Georgia, 

constitutes personalty and not an 

interest in the real estate, inwhich case 

separate bids will be taken therefor, or 

collectively in a single sale or lot, in 

which case a single bid will be taken 

therefor. 

Notice of the undersigned’s 

intent shall be given by announcement 

made at the commencement of the 

public sale. 

WELLS FARGO BANK, N.A., as trustee 

for the registered holders of Banc of 

America Commercial Mortgage Inc., 

Commercial Mortgage Pass-Through 

Certificates, Series 2005-4, as agent 

and attorney-in-fact for PARKVIEW 

EASTERLING ASSOCIATES, LLC, a 

Georgia limited liability company 

By: 

ORIX Capital Markets, LLC, 

solely in its capacity as Special Servicer 

under and pursuant to that certain 

Pooling and Servicing Agreement dated 

as of September 1, 2005, by and among 

Banc of America Commercial Mortgage 

Inc., as Depositor, Bank of America, 

N.A., as Master Servicer, LNR Partners, 

Inc., as Special Servicer, and Wells 

Fargo Bank, N.A., as Trustee and 

REMIC Administrator 

By: its attorney-at-law: 

Slobodan Stupar/ 

Slobodan Stupar, Esq. 

Kilpatrick Stockton LLP 

1100 Peachtree Street, Suite 2800 

Atlanta, Georgia 30309-4530 

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IN DEED TO SECURE DEBT 

Under and by virtue of the power ofsale 

contained in that certain Deed to Secure 

Debt from Rachel E. Patterson to PHH 

Mortgage Services in the original 

principal amount of $232,700.00 dated 

04/24/2002, and recorded in Deed Book 

3685, page 264, Whitfield County 

records, said Security Deed being last 

transferred and assigned to 

CitiMortgage, Inc. in Deed Book 5356, 

Page 11, the undersigned will sell at 


cash before the Courthouse door in said 

County, during the legal hours of sale, 

on the first Tuesday ofAugust, 2009 by 

CitiMortgage, Inc., as Attorney-in-Fact 

for Rachel E. Patterson the following 





Georgia, being designated as Lot 112 of 

Loveman Hills Subdivision, Plat 3, 

according to aplat of said subdivision in 

Plat Book 14, Page 15 (Plat Cabinet A 

Slide 392), Whitfield County, Georgia 

Land Records. Reference to which plat 

is hereby made and incorporated herein 

by reference for a more particular 

description of said land. 

Property known as: 106 North 

Rainsong, Dalton, GA 30720 

The indebtedness secured by said Deed 

to Secure Debt having been declared 

due and payable because of default in 

the payment of the indebtedness 

secured thereby, this sale will be made 

for the purposes of paying the same and 

all expenses of sale, including attorney's 

fees, (notice having been given as 

provided by law). 

The property will be sold as the property 

of The Aforesaid Grantors subject to the 

following: 

(1) all prior restrictive covenants, 

easements, rights-of-way or 

encumbrances; (2) all valid zoning 

ordinances; (3) matters which would be 

disclosed by an accurate survey ofthe 

property; (4) the outstanding ad valorem 

taxes and assessments, if any; (5) 

unpaid water and sewage bills, that 

constitute liens against the property, 

whether due and payable ornot yet due 

and payable; and (6) matters of record 

superior to the security deed first set out 

above. 

Pursuant to O.C.G.A. Section 44-14- 

162.2 the name of the person or entity 

who has the full authority to negotiate, 

amend, or modify the terms of the 

aforementioned indebtedness is: 


1000 Technology Drive 

O'Fallon, MO 63368 

PHONE: 866-272-4749 

Nothing contained in this Notice of Sale 

shall obligate Lender to negotiate, 

amend or modify said indebtedness. 


knowledge and belief, the party in 

possession is Rachel E. Patterson. 

CitiMortgage, Inc., as Attorney-in-fact for 

Rachel E. Patterson. 

This law firm isacting as adebt collector 

attempting to collect a debt, any 

information obtained will be used for that 

purpose. 

Pendergast &Jones, P.C. 

South Terraces, Suite 1000 

115 Perimeter Center Place 


Phone –(770) 392-0398 

Toll Free –(866) 999-7088 

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in a Security Deed from Ana 

Ledia 

Salas to Mortgage Electronic 

Registration Systems Inc., as nominee 

for Market Street Mortgage Corporation 



County Records, and last assigned to 

Chase Home Finance LLC, conveying 

the after-described property to secure a 


NINETY-SIX THOUSAND FOUR 

HUNDRED FIFTY-TWO AND 00/100 




cash, before the Courthouse door of 

Whitfield County, Georgia, during the 

legal hours of sale on the first Tuesday, 

August 4, 2009 the following described 

property, towit: 




Georgia, being Lot 76, of Beaver Creek 

Subdivision, Phase 5, as per plat 

recorded in Plat Cabinet C, Slide 1929 

and 1930, Whitfield County records, 

which plat is incorporated herein by this 

reference and made a part of this 

description. 

Together with an improvement and 


thereto a 2000, Model # 2823, 

Chandeleur Manufactured Home with 

Vin #'s CH2AL08202A and 

CH2AL08202B 

The Debt secured by said Security Deed 


because of nonpayment of the 

indebtedness when due and in the 

manner provided in the Note and 



default, the sale will be made for the 


expenses of sale, as provided in the 


attorney’s fees, notice of intent to collect 

attorney’s fees having been given. 


outstanding ad valorem taxes, any 





out above. 



the property Ana 

Ledia Salas or, a 

tenant or tenants, and said property was 

or is commonly known as 430 

Cattleman Drive, N.E. Dalton, GA 

30721. 








As Attorney inFact for 

Ana Ledia Salas 

Martin &Brunavs 

2800 North Druid Hills Rd. 

Building B, Suite 100 


(404) 982-0088 

M&B File No.: 09-8027 

/ 


DEBT COLLECTOR, ATTEMPTING TO 

COLLECT ADEBT. 



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Mathew P Paulson and Kevin Wilfred 

Fernandez to Mortgage Electronic 

Registration Systems Inc., dated April 











HUNDRED 

SEVENTY-FIVE 

THOUSAND ONE HUNDRED THIRTY- 

EIGHT AND 0/100 DOLLARS 






within the 




lying and being in Land Lot no. 103 in 

The 12th District and 3rd Section of 

Whitfield County, Georgia, together with 

improvements thereon, being more 


Plat of survey prepared for John M. 

Hendrick, Jr., Lillian S. Hendrick and 

Decatur Federal Savings and Loan 

Association by Joseph R. Evans, 

Georgia registered land surveyor no. 

2168, dated June 14, 1989, revised 

June 20, 1989, and being more 


survey asfollows: 

To find the true point of beginning of the 

Tract of land herein described, 

commence at the southwest intersection 

of the south right of way line of 

Woodlawn Avenue (50' r/w), and the 

west right of way line of second street 

(50' r/w); thence running south, along 

the west right of way line of second 

street, adistance of 150.0 feet to an Iron 

pin located in said right of way line; 

thence running north 89 Degrees 51 

Minutes 04 Seconds west adistance of 

198.35 feet to an Iron pin; which is the 

true point of beginning of the Tract of 

land herein described; from the true 

point of beginning thus established, 

running thence south 02 Degrees 30 

Minutes 00 Seconds east adistance of 

135.69 feet; running thence north 89 

Degrees 51 Minutes 04 Seconds west a 

distance of 198.01 feet; running thence 


Seconds west, along the east right of 

way line of third street (80' r/w), a 

distance of 136.07 feet to an Iron pin; 

running thence south 89 Degrees 51 


203.58 feet to an Iron pin, which is the 































out above. 



the property is Mathew PPaulson and 

Kevin Wilfred Fernandez or atenant or 


commonly known as 2328 Third Street, 










Mathew P Paulson and Kevin Wilfred 

Fernandez 




(770) 234-9181 


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Ivan H. Peralta to Mortgage Electronic 

Registration Systems, Inc., dated March 



Records, aslast transferred to Suntrust 

Mortgage, Inc. fka Trust Company fka 

Crestar Mortgage Loan Servicing 

(Crestar Loan Servicing) by assignment 







HUNDRED NINETY-NINE THOUSAND 

NINE HUNDRED TWENTY AND 0/100 

DOLLARS ($199,920.00), 

with interest 









PART HEREOF 

























out above. 













the property is Ivan H. Peralta or a 


more commonly known as 1222 Martin 

Luther King Blvd, Dalton, Georgia 

30721. 







Suntrust Mortgage, Inc. fka Trust 

Company fka Crestar Mortgage Loan 

Servicing (Crestar Loan Servicing) 


Ivan H. Peralta 





MR/ras 8/4/09 


EXHIBIT A 



Section of Whitfield 

County, Georgia, 

being Lots 95 through 100 of the Wade 

Subdivision, as per Plat of record in Plat 

Book 4Page 55 (Plat Cabinet A, Slide 

131), Whitfield County, Georgia Deed 

Records, which Plat is incorporated by 

reference herein. 

Less and except the right of way of 

Waugh Street as conveyed by right of 

way deed of record in Deed Book 273 


Deed Records. 

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Domingo Pineda to Mortgage Electronic 

Registration Systems Inc. as nominee 

for SunTrust Mortgage Inc., dated June 










the original principal amount of FIFTY- 

FOUR THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED 

AND 0/100 DOLLARS ($54,400.00), 






Georgia 



following described property:A certain 

city lot located on the west side of 

Frederick Street and being located in the 

City of Dalton, Whitfield County, 

Georgia, lying and being in Land Lot No. 

218 in the 12th District and 3rd Section 

of said city and county. 

Said lot fronts 

50 feet on the west side of Frederick 

Street and runs back west adistance of 

200 feet. The same is bounded on the 

east by Frederick Street; north by the 

property now or formerly owned by 

Walter Johnson; on the west by the 

property now or formerly owned by 

Florence Kinnon; and on the south by 

the property now orformerly owned by 

Essie Maynard. 

The above described property is that 

identical property conveyed toJohn E. 

Sheppard by Warranty Deed of Tom 

Hopkins and Dorothy Hopkins on the 

26th day ofJanuary, 1960, as recorded 


County, Georgia Clerk's Records. 

Likewise, the above described property 

is that identical property conveyed by 

Warranty Deed of John E. Shepperd to 

Ethel Ramsey also known as Ethel Mae 

Ramsey on December 7, 1977, 


Whitfield County, Georgia Clerk's 

Records. Further, the same property as 

conveyed to James E. Ramsey and 

Frances Ramsey per Executor's Deed of 

Assent to Devise filed and recorded 

December 17, 1983, in Deed Book 742, 


Clerk's Records. 






























out above. 



the property is Domingo Pineda or a 


more commonly known as 307 Frederick 

Street, Dalton, Georgia 30721. 









Domingo Pineda 




(770) 234-9181 


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Melinda L. Popham aka Melinda C. Hall 


Systems, Inc., dated October 26, 2007, 



last transferred to PHH Mortgage 

Corporation by assignment recorded in 





NINETY-NINE THOUSAND NINE 

HUNDRED TWENTY AND 0/100 











PART HEREOF 

























out above. 



of the mortgage with the debtor is: PHH 

Mortgage Corporation, Mailstop SV01, 

4001 Leadenhall Rd, Mount Laurel, NJ 

08054, 800-750-2518. Please 




instrument. 



the property is Melinda L. Popham aka 

Melinda C. Hall or atenant or tenants 


known as 1058 Orchard Way Unit 15, 








PHH Mortgage Corporation 


Melinda L. Popham aka Melinda C. Hall 





MR/brp 8/4/09 


EXHIBIT A 

That certain condominium unit lying and 



County, and being identified and 

depicted as Condominium Unit No.15of 

The Grove, onaplat dated November 6, 

2004, last revised February 13, 2006, 

and recorded in Plat Cabinet D Slide 

549, Whitfield County, Georgia land 

records, together with its appurtenant 

percentage of undivided interest in the 

common elements provided in that 

certain declaration of condominium for 

The Grove, dated September 1, 2005, 

and recorded in Deed Book 4603 Page 

144, as amended in Deed Book 4708 


land records; or as hereafter amended 

as therein provided. 

The obligation to pay the debt described 

in the aforementioned security deed and 

secured by the above described 

property has been assumed by 


Systems, Inc. 

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David Wayne Saylors to FSGBank, N.A., 




transferred to Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. by 







FIFTY-NINE THOUSAND AND 0/100 










PART HEREOF 

























out above. 





10335, Des Moines, IA 50306, 1-800- 







the property is David Wayne Saylors or 


more commonly known as 4904 Scott 

Rd, Cohutta, Georgia 30710. 







Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. 


David Wayne Saylors 





MR/mnr 8/4/09 


EXHIBIT A 





described as Tract 5onaplat of survey 

prepared by Donald O. Babb, dated 

March 6, 2004, and recorded in plat 

cabinet C, slide 3018, Whitfield County 

Deed records, said plat being 

incorporated herein and made a part 

hereof by reference. 

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Amy Laminda Quarles to Mortgage 


dated August 31, 2006, recorded in 



transferred to Countrywide Home Loans 

Servicing LP by assignment recorded in 





SEVENTY-NINE THOUSAND AND 

0/100 DOLLARS ($79,000.00), with 






Georgia 






























out above. 




of America, 2270 Lakeside Blvd, 

Richardson, TX 75082, 1-888-219-7773. 







the property is Amy Laminda Quarles or 



Sagamore Dr, Tunnel Hill, Georgia 

30755. 










Amy Laminda Quarles 





MR/wa2 8/4/09 


EXHIBIT A 




County, Georgia and being apart ofLot 

56 of Freeway Subdivision as shown on 

Plat of survey of said Subdivision 

recorded in Plat Book 7, Page 77, 


Records, and being designated as Lot 

No. 56-A of Freeway Subdivision as 

shown on a Plat of survey for Willie 

Webb, dated August 4, 1997 by J. 

Dewayne Hunt, Georgia Registered 

Land Surveyor No. 2638, recorded in 

Plat Cabinet C, Slide 1595, Whitfield 

County, Georgia Land Records, and 




westerly right of way line of Sagamore 

Drive (50' r/w) adistance of 650.0 feet 

easterly and southerly as measured 

along the southerly and westerly right of 

way line of Sagamore Drive from its 

intersection with the east right of way 

line of taco Lane; thence along the 

westerly right of way line of Sagamore 

Drive south 03 Degrees 05 Minutes 06 

Seconds west adistance of 122.23 feet 

to an iron pin; thence north 87 Degrees 

49 Minutes 16 Seconds west adistance 

of 249.62 feet to an Iron pin; thence 


Seconds east adistance of 121.80 feet 

to an iron pin; thence south 87 Degrees 

54 Minutes 58 Seconds east adistance 

of 251.56 feet to an iron pin located in 

the westerly right of way line of 

Sagamore Drive which marks the point 

of beginning. 

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Andres Ramirez to Mortgage Electronic 


December 22, 2005, recorded in Deed 



SouthTrust Mortgage by assignment to 







HUNDRED TWENTY THOUSAND AND 

0/100 DOLLARS ($120,000.00), with 






Georgia 






























out above. 






27607, 8666428608. Please







instrument. 



the property is Andres Ramirez or a 



Riverbend Rd, Dalton, Georgia 30721. 







SouthTrust Mortgage 


Andres Ramirez 





MR/sc6 8/4/09 


EXHIBIT A 




Georgia, and being designated as Lot 

No.5of River Oaks, asshown on Plat of 

said 

Subdivision prepared by N.B. Deloach, 


October 5, 2004, and recorded in Plat 

cabinet d Slide 90, Whitfield County, 

Georiga Land Records, reference to 

which Plat is 


by reierence for a more complete 

description. 

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Jose Rangel and Agripina Rangel to 





last transferred to Wells Fargo Bank, 

NA. 







FIFTY-FOUR THOUSAND EIGHT 







within the 





























out above. 





10335, Des Moines, IA 50306, 1-800- 







the property is Jose Rangel and 

Agripina Rangel or atenant or tenants 


known as 1927 Bobby Dr, Dalton, 

Georgia 30720. The sale will be 

conducted subject (1) to confirmation 

that the sale is not prohibited under the 

U.S. Bankruptcy Code and (2) to final 


the loan with the holder of the security 

deed. 



Jose Rangel and Agripina Rangel 





MR/ak3 8/4/09 


EXHIBIT A 




County, Georgia, being designated as 

Lot No. 44 of Crestview Heights 

Subdivision, together with improvements 

thereon, being more particularly 

described according to aplat of survey 

prepared for Mitchell Lee Clure, Patricia 

S. Clure and Fairfield Financial 

Associates of Dalton by Joseph R. Evan, 


2168, dated January 14, 1992, and 




east right of way line of Bobby Drive (50 

feet R/W), said point being located in a 

northerly direction, as measured along 

the east right of way line of Bobby Drive, 

a distance of 407.4 feet from the 

intersection of said right of way line with 

the northwest right of way line of Foster 

Road; thence running north, as 

measured along the east right of way 

line of Bobby Drive, adistance of 100.0 

feet to an iron pin; thence running east a 


thence running south a distance of 


west, along the east right of way line of 

Bobby Drive, adistance of 150.0 feet to 

an iron pin which marks the point of 

beginning. 

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Lynn S. Ray and Wesley J. Ray to 





last transferred to Chase Home Finance 

LLC by assignment to be recorded in 






principal amount of TWO HUNDRED 

FIFTY-SEVEN THOUSAND FIVE 







within the 





























out above. 




Chase Home Finance LLC, 3415 Vision 

Drive, Columbus, OH 43219, 800-446- 







the property is Lynn S. Ray and Wesley 

J. Ray oratenant or tenants and said 


1800 Canterbury Dr NW, Dalton, 










Lynn S. Ray and Wesley J.Ray 





MR/pak 8/4/09 


EXHIBIT A 

the land referred to herein below is 

situated in the County of Whitfield, State 

of Georgia, and is desribed as follows: 




County, Georgia, and being aportion of 

Lot No. 51 and 51A of Windemere 



Plat of survey prepared for Alan E. 

Luedtke and Debra J. Luedtke by 

Joseph R. Evans, Georgia Registered 

Land Surveyor No. 2168, date February 

12, 1992, and being more particularly 


Beginning at the intersection of the 

north right of way line Canterbury (46' 

r/w), and the west right of way line of 

New Haig Mill Road (80' r/w); thence 

running in awesterly direction, along the 

north right of way ofcanterbury, along 

an arc to the left (233.5' radius) an arc 


thence running north 02 Degrees 07 




Seconds west 169.33 feet to an iron pin; 

thence running south 53 Degrees 17 



running in a southerly direction, along 

the west right of way line of New Haig 

Mill Road, along an arc to the left 

(1185.92' radius), an arc distance of 


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Sandra R. Reigner and Raymond S. 

Reigner to Decatur Federal Savings and 

Loan Association 

,dated July 14, 1988, recorded in Deed 



Wells Fargo Bank, NA. by assignment to 







HUNDRED SIXTY THOUSAND AND 

0/100 DOLLARS ($160,000.00), with 






Georgia 






























out above. 





10335, Des Moines, IA 50306, 1-800- 







the property is Sandra R.Reigner and 

Raymond S. Reigner or a tenant or 


commonly known as 203 Wildflower 

Way, Dalton, Georgia 30720. 









Sandra R. Reigner and Raymond S. 

Reigner 






MR/lgk 8/4/09 


EXHIBIT A 




Georgia, being Lot 8and part ofLot 9if 

the Loveman Hills Subdivision, Plat 3; 

Said property being more particularly 

described as tract Decatur Federal 

Savings and Loan Association; said 

Survey having been prepared by Donald 

O. Babb, Georgia Registered Land 

Surveyor No. 2029; said property being 



Beginning at an iron pin set located on 

the westerly side of Wildflower Way (50 

foot right of way) 169.94 feet northerly 

from the most northerly end of the arc of 

the curve that connects the northerly 

side of violet way and the westerly side 

of Wildflower Way; running thence north 


northerly side of tract C a distance of 

141.42 feet to an iron pin set; running 


west along the northerly side of tract Ba 

distance of 145.0 feet to an iron pin set; 

running thence north 00 degrees 09 

minutes east along the westerly side of 

Lot 9adistance of 110.0 feet to an iron 

pin found; running thence north 00 

degrees 09 minutes east along the 

westerly side of Lot 8 a distance of 

150.0 feet to niron pin found; running 


east adistance of 281.49 feet to an iron 

pin; running thence southerly along the 

westerly right of way ofWildflower Way 

(50 foot right of way) a distance of 

154.26 feet to apoint ;running thence 

southerly along the westerly right of way 

of Wildflower way (50 foot right of way) a 

distance of 109.90 feet to an iron pin set 

on the westerly right of way of 

Wildflower Way (50 foot right of way) 


MR/lgk 8/4/09 


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GEORGIA, WHITFIELD COUNTY By 

virtue of aPower of Sale contained in 

that certain Security Deed from William 

Don Releford to Branch Banking and 

Trust Company, dated March 18, 2008, 

recorded March 25, 2008, in Deed Book 


Georgia Records, said Security Deed 

having been given to secure aNote of 

even date in the principal amount of 

FIVE THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED 

DOLLARS AND NO CENTS 


provided for therein, there will be sold at 





in August 2009, all property described in 

said Security Deed including but not 

limited to the following described 

property: ALL THAT TRACT OR 

PARCEL OF LAND LYING AND BEING 

IN LAND LOT 85 IN THE 12TH 

DISTRICT AND 3RD SECTION OF 

WHITFIELD COUNTY, GEORGIA, 

BEING MORE PARTICULARLY 

DESCRIBED AS TRACTS 1, A 1.02 

ACRE TRACT AND TRACT 2, A 0.79 

ACRE TRACT PER PLAT OFSURVEY 

FOR BYERS-LUFFMAN, LLC 

PREPARED BY DONALD O BABB, 

GRLS NO 2029, DATED 1/6/05, 

REVISED 2/2/05 AND FILED AND 

RECORDED IN PLAT CABINET D, 

SLIDE 476, WHITFIELD COUNTY 

DEED RECORDS. 

REFERENCE TO 

SAID PLAT IS HEREBY MADE AND 

INCORPORATED HEREIN FOR A 

MORE FULL AND COMPLETE 

DESCRIPTION OF SUBJECT 

PROPERTY. Said property being known 

as 536 Luke Powell Rd, Dalton, GA 

30721 according to the present 

numbering system in Whitfield County. 











attorneys' fees and all other payments 


Security Deed and Note. Said property 

will be sold subject to the following items 

which may affect the title to said 

property: all zoning ordinances; matters 

which would be disclosed by an 










superior to said Security Deed. To the 



the property is William Don Releford or 

tenant(s). The sale will be conducted 

subject (1) to confirmation that the sale 

is not prohibited under the U.S. 

Bankruptcy Code and (2) to final 


the loan with the holder of the Security 

Deed, Branch Banking and Trust 

Company asAttorney inFact for William 

Don Releford. Contact: Patrick J. 

Geheren, Esq., 1535 Mount Vernon 

Road, Atlanta, GA 30338 TEL (678) 

587-9500. THIS LAW FIRM IS 




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William Don Releford to Mortgage 


dated September 29, 2006, recorded in 




Servicing, LP fka Countrywide Home 

Loans Servicing LP 







TWENTY-SIX THOUSAND EIGHT 

HUNDRED SEVENTY-FIVE AND 0/100 










PART HEREOF 


























out above. 












the property is William Don Releford or a 


more commonly known as 536 Luke 

Powell Rd NW, Dalton, Georgia 30720. 










William Don Releford 





MR/sk5 8/4/09 


EXHIBIT A 




Georgia, being More Particularly 

described as Tract 3, a4.44 acre Tract 

per Plat of survey for Byers-Luffman, 

LLC prepared by Donald O. Babb, GRLS 

no. 2029, dated 1/6/05, revised 2/2/05 

and filed and recorded in Plat Cabinet D, 

Slide 476, Whitfield County Deed 

Records. Reference to said plat is 


for amore full and complete description 

of subject property. 

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Rafael R. Rodriguez to Mortgage 


dated February 26, 2008, recorded in 










SIXTY-SEVEN THOUSAND NINE 







within the 





























out above. 












the property is Rafael R. Rodriguez or a 


more commonly known as 1000 Miller 

Grove, Dalton, Georgia 30721. 









Rafael R. Rodriguez 





MR/ras 8/4/09 


EXHIBIT A 


being in Land Lot 89 and 102 in the 12th 


County, Georgia and being Lot 5 of 

Miller Grove Subdivision, as shown by 

Plat of said Subdivision prepared by 

Joseph E. Evans GRLS#2168, dated 

October 11, 2005 and recorded in Plat 

Cabinet D, Slide 445-446, in the office of 

the clerk of the Superior Court of 


reference is herein made for amore full 

and complete description. 

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Covarrubias to Mortgage Electronic 







HUNDRED NINETEEN THOUSAND 







within the 






























out above. 












the property is Israel Rodriguez a/k/a 

Israel Rodriguez Covarrubias or a 



Valleybrook Drive, Dalton, Georgia 

30720. 











Covarrubias 





MR/ras 8/4/09 


EXHIBIT A 





of Valley Brook Subdivision, as shown 

by plat no. 2thereof, of record in plat 

book 5, page 138, (plat cabinet A, slide 



Georgia, and being described according 

to aplat prepared by Joseph R. Evans, 

Surveyor, dated May 10, 1989, for 

Charles Tate Bryson and Bethina Ann 

Pulliam, as follows: 


side of Valley Brook Drive 649.50 feet 

westwardly along the northerly side of 

Valley Brook Drive from the northwest 

corner of the intersection of Valley Brook 

Drive and Dug Gag Road; thence south 


northerly side of Valley Brook Drive 76 

feet; thence continuing in awesterly and 

northerly direction along the arc of the 

curvature of the northerly, northeasterly, 

and easterly side of Valley Brook Drive, 

166.76 feet (said arc having a chord 

north 39 degrees 2minutes west 140.69 

feet); thence continuing along the 

easterly side of Valley Brook Drive, north 

17 degrees 40 minutes east 25 feet to 

an iron pin; thence north 87 degrees 6 

minutes east along a chain link fence 


17 degrees 40 minutes west 150 feet to 


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CONTAINED IN SECURITY DEED 

STATEOFGEORGIA, 

COUNTY OF Whitfield 

Pursuant to apower of sale contained in 

a certain security deed executed by 

Brian E. Tuder and Kimberly D. Tuder, 

hereinafter referred to as Grantor, to 


Systems, Inc. as nominee for GMAC 

Mortgage Corporation recorded in Deed 

Book 4259, beginning at page 39, of the 

deed records of the Clerk of the 

Superior Court of the aforesaid state 

and county, and by virtue of adefault in 

the payment of the debt secured by said 

security deed, the undersigned attorneyin-fact 

for the aforesaid Grantor (which 

attorney-in-fact is the present holder of 

said security deed and note secured 

thereby) will sell before the door of the 

courthouse in said county within the 

legal hours of sale, for cash, to the 

highest bidder on the first Tuesday in 

August, 2009, the property which, as of 

the time of the execution of said security 

deed, was described as set forth inthe 

attached Exhibit "A". Said sale will be 

made subject to the following items 

which may affect the title to said 

property: All restrictive covenants, 

easements and rights-of-way appearing 

of record, if any; all zoning ordinances; 



the property; all outstanding and/or 

unpaid taxes which may beliens upon 

the property; all outstanding or unpaid 

bills and assessments for street 

improvements, curbing, garbage, water, 

sewage and public utilities which may be 

liens upon said property. Midland 

Mortgage Co. as loan servicer is the 

entity with authority to negotiate, amend 

and modify the terms of the Note and 


Midland Mortgage Co’s 

address is: 999 Northwest Grand 

Boulevard, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 

73118. Midland Mortgage Co. may be 

contacted by telephone at 1-800-552- 

3000, extension 8301. To the best of the 

undersigned's knowledge and belief, the 

party in possession of the property is 

believed to be Brian E. Tuder and 

Kimberly D. Tuder. 

MidFirst Bank, 

As Transferee and Assignee, 

As attorney-in-fact for the aforesaid 

Grantor 

Raymond S. Martin 


990 Hammond Drive 

Suite 800 

One Lakeside Commons 


(770) 392-0041 


COLLECT ADEBT, AND ANY 



Re: Brian E. Tuder and Kimberly D. 

Tuder- Midland Mortgage Co. 

M09-15146F2 /53373148 

EXHIBIT "A" 


being Land Lot No. 88 in the 12th 



of Beverly Hills Subdivision, Plat 4, as 

per plat recorded in Plat Book 13, Page 

64 (Plat Cabinet A, Slide 379), Whitfield 

County, Georgia Land Records, which 

plat is by reference hereto incorporated 


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Rolando Moreno Ruiz to Mortgage 



dated August 29, 2007, recorded in 









principal amount of EIGHTY 

THOUSAND NINE HUNDRED 

SEVENTY-EIGHT AND 0/100 

DOLLARS ($80,978.00), 

with interest 







described property:All that tract of 

parcel of land lying and being in land lot 

253 in the 12th District and 3rd Section 

of Whitfield County, Georgia and 

beginning at an iron pin located on the 

south side of a25foot easement said 

iron pin being located north 88 degrees 

47 minutes 23 seconds east 217.58 feet 

from a point on the west side of Hill 

Road, said latter point being located 

northerly along Hill road 275.05 feet 

from the corner lot of Eugenia Drive; 

thence south 1 degree 12 minutes 37 

seconds west 80.48 feet to an iron pin; 


seconds west 170.58 feet to an iron pin; 

thence north 1degrees 12 minutes 37 

seconds west 80.08 feet to an iron pin 

on the south side of easement then 

along said easement north 88 degrees 

north 88 degrees north 88 degrees 47 

minutes 23 seconds east 170.58 feet to 

an iron pin and the point of beginning. 

This property is improved property with 

a1story block houses and shed located 

thereon all of which is more clearly 

depicted in aplat of same by Richard W. 

Cannon, Georgia R.L.S.No. 2446, dated 

December 6, 1992, to which reference is 

made and included for amore complete 

description. 

Also conveyed with said property is a25 

foot easement for ingress and egress to 

said property from Hill Road as shown 

on said plat. 

The Grantor's source of interest is a 

deed recorded in Deed book 3864, Page 

302 in the Office of the Clerk ofSuperior 


The legal description of the herein 

described property is also known as 120 

Hill Road, Dalton, Georgia. 






























out above. 



the property is Rolando Moreno Ruiz or 


more commonly known as 120 Hill 










Rolando Moreno Ruiz 




(770) 234-9181 


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Prisciliano Sanchez to Mortgage 


dated March 11, 2005, recorded in Deed 









principal amount of EIGHTY-SIX 

THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED 

SEVENTY-FIVE AND 0/100 DOLLARS 






within the 





























out above. 






27607, 8666428608. Please 




instrument. 

To the best knowledge and belief of the





the property is Prisciliano Sanchez and 

Aqustima Sanchez or a tenant or 


commonly known as 3320 Freedom 

Lane, Dalton, Georgia 30721. 







Wachovia Mortgage Corporatio 


Prisciliano Sanchez 





MR/bar1 8/4/09 


EXHIBIT A 





as Lot No. 45ofThe Oaks at Century 

Place Subdivision, and being more 


of survey of said subdivision prepared 

by N.B. DeLoach, Registered Land 

Surveyor No. 1347, dated March 31, 

2003, and recorded in Plat Cabinet C 

Slide 2901, Whitfield County, Georgia 

land records, reference to which plat is 



description. 

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Leanda R Seay and Billy A Seay to 


Systems, Inc., dated January 10, 2007, 



last transferred to U.S. Bank, National 

Association, as successor trustee to 

Bank of America, N. A. as successor by 

merger to LaSalle Bank N. A., as 

Trustee for Merrill Lynch First Franklin 

Mortgage Loan Trust, Mortgage Loan 

Asset-Backed Certificates, Series 2007- 

1byassignment to be recorded in the 






FORTY-ONE THOUSAND SIX 







within the 





























out above. 






Pittsburgh, PA 15212, 800-622-5035. 







the property is Leanda R Seay or a 


more commonly known as 1614 Lagenia 

Ct, Dalton, Georgia 30721. 







U.S. Bank, National Association, as 

successor trustee to Bank of America, 

N. A. as successor by merger to LaSalle 

Bank N. A., as Trustee for Merrill Lynch 

First Franklin Mortgage Loan Trust, 

Mortgage Loan Asset-Backed 

Certificates, Series 2007-1 


Leanda RSeay and Billy ASeay 





MR/mcs 8/4/09 


EXHIBIT A 


being in Land Lots Numbers 29 and 30 

in the 12th District and 3rd Section of 

Whitfield County, Georgia and being Lot 

Number 35 of North Ridge Subdivision 

as shown on a plat of survey of said 

subdivision recorded in Plat Cabinet C, 

Slide 1169, Whitfield County, Georgia 

land records, said plat being 


hereof by reference. 

TaxID#12-029-03-036 

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Marcelino Fernandez Silva toJPMorgan 

Chase Bank, N.A., dated July 21, 2005, 



last transferred to Chase Home Finance 

LLC by assignment to be recorded in 





principal amount of FIFTY-SIX 

THOUSAND AND 0/100 DOLLARS 






within the 






























out above. 




Chase Home Finance LLC, 3415 Vision 

Drive, Columbus, OH 43219, 800-446- 







the property is Marcelino Fernandez 

Silva or a tenant or tenants and said 

property is more commonly known as 13 

Cedar St, Dalton, Georgia 30721. 









Marcelino Fernandez Silva 





MR/vxv 8/4/09 


EXHIBIT A 

All that tract or parcel of land lying an 

being in Land Lot no 275 in The 12th 


County Georgia and being Lot no. 110 

as shown on Plat of Subdivision For the 

American Thread Company, prepared by 

Pickell and Pickell, engineers, dated 5- 

22-50 and recorded in Plat Book 3, 

Page 58, office of the clerk ofsuperior 

court ofWhitfield County Georgia. 

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Rosa I. Silva to Mortgage Electronic 

Registration Systems, Inc as nominee 

for Suntrust Mortgage, Inc., dated 

November 21, 2006, recorded in Deed 









THREE THOUSAND ONE HUNDRED 







within the 




lying and being in Land Lot No. 316, 

12th District, 3rd Section of Whitfield 


particularly described as Lot No. 14of 

Bear Creek Estates, according to aPlat 

of said Subdivision prepared by Joseph 

R. Evans, 

GRLS No. 2168, dated February 11, 

2005, recorded in Plat Cabinet DSlides 

173-175, in the office of the clerk ofthe 


Georgia, which Plat is incorporated by 

reference herein. 






























out above. 



the property is Rosa I. Silva oratenant 


commonly known as 152 Bear Den 

Court, Dalton, Georgia 30721. 









Rosa I. Silva 




(770) 234-9181 


MSP/kmh 8/4/09 


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Dale L. Smith to Mortgage Electronic 






by assignment recorded in Deed Book 





NINE THOUSAND AND 0/100 

DOLLARS ($99,000.00), 

with interest 









PART HEREOF 


























out above. 




of America, 2270 Lakeside Blvd, 

Richardson, TX 75082, 1-888-219-7773. 







the property is Dale L. Smith or atenant 


commonly known as 4110 WParliament 

Dr, Cohutta, Georgia 30710. 








Countrywide Home Loans Servicing, 

L.P. 


Dale L. Smith 





MR/wa2 8/4/09 


EXHIBIT A 


being Land Lot 189 of the 11th District 


Georgia; and being Lot 8, London 

Village Subdivision, Phase 3, 0.632 

acres, asper aplat of survey prepared 

for Dale L. Smith by Marcus Eugene 

Cook, GRLS 1935, dated March 29, 

2000, and recorded in Plat Cabinet C, 

Slide 2006, Whitfiled County, Georgia 

Records; said plat by reference is 


hereof. 

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Miguel Trejo to Mortgage Electronic 


August 6, 2007, recorded in Deed Book 





HUNDRED EIGHTEEN THOUSAND 

ONE HUNDRED FORTY-SIX AND 

0/100 DOLLARS ($118,146.00), with 






Georgia 






























out above. 












the property is Miguel Trejo or atenant 


commonly known as 19 Crescent Street, 










Miguel Trejo 





MR/ras 8/4/09 


EXHIBIT A 


being in Land Lot 275 of The 12th 


County, Georgia, and being all of Lot 60 

and part ofLot 203 of American Thread 

company, containing 1.85 acres more or 

less, asshown on Plat survey prepared 

for Trammell Campbell, dated February 

3, 2005, by Donald 0. Babb, Georgia 

registered land surveyor no. 2029, of 

Allied Surveying, Inc., and recorded in 

Plat Book D, Page 1052, Whitfield 

County, Georgia records, which Plat by 

reference is incorporated herein and 

made apart hereof. 

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Ramon Velazquez and Maria Rangel to 

SunTrust Mortgage, Inc. DBA 

BancMortgage, dated June 22, 2005, 






TWENTY-THREE THOUSAND FIVE 







within the 





























out above. 












the property is Ramon Velazquez and 

Maria Rangel or atenant or tenants and 


as 115 Fairway Drive, Dalton, Georgia 

30721. 









Ramon Velazquez and Maria Rangel 





MR/brm 8/4/09 


EXHIBIT A 

A Certain Tract or parcel of land lying 

and being in Land Lot 126, 12th District, 


Georgia, and being Lot 15 Cook 

Subdivision as per Plat of survey for 

Herschel Morgan and Tennie M. 

Morgan and Fairfield Financial 

Associates of Dalton, by Joseph R. 

Evans, GRLS#2168 dated February 20, 

1992, as follows: 

To find the true point of beginning begin 

at the southeast corner of said Land Lot 

126 

run due west adistance of 745.0 feet to 

an iron Pin; thence north adistance of 

700.00 feet to an Iron Pin placed and 

the true point of beginning; thence west 

adistance of 386.00 feet to an Iron Pin 

placed on the easterly right-of-way of 

Fairway Drive (30 foot right of way); 


east along the easterly right of way of 

said Fairway Drive adistance of 100.00 

feet to a Pipe found; thence east a 

distance of 386.00 feet to apipe found; 

thence south 00 Degrees 01 Minutes 

west adistance of 100 feet to an Iron pin 

placed and the true point of beginning. 

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Hector Villafuerte to Mortgage 





SunTrust Bank by assignment to be 







HUNDRED SIXTEEN THOUSAND 

THREE HUNDRED AND 0/100 

DOLLARS ($116,300.00), 

with interest 









PART HEREOF 

























out above. 












the property is Hector Villafuerte or a 


more commonly known as 445 11th 

Avenue, Dalton, Georgia 

30721. The 

sale will be conducted subject (1) to 







SunTrust Bank 


Hector Villafuerte 





MR/axh 8/4/09 


EXHIBIT A 




and being Tract No. 11ofCoco Grove, 

per Plat of record in Plat Cabinet D, 

Slide 671, in the office of the clerk ofthe 

Superior Court ofWhitfield County, 

Georgia, which Plat is incorporated by 

reference herein for a more full and 

complete description of said property. 

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Philip T. Weiss and Carmen Marsh 

Weiss to Cohutta Banking Company, 

dated August 31, 2007 and recorded 

September 4, 2007 in Deed Book 5073, 


Records, said Security Deed being 

further secured by an Assignment of 

Rents and Leases dated August 31, 

2007 and recorded September 4, 2007 

in Deed Book 5073, Page 288, aforesaid 

records, conveying the after-described 

property to secure aNote from Philip T. 

Weiss and Carmen Marsh Weiss in the 

original principal amount of One Million 

Nine Hundred Seventeen Thousand 

Dollars and zero Cents ($1,917.000.00), 

with interest thereon as set forth therein 





on the first Tuesday inAugust, 2009 by 

Cohutta Banking Company, as Attorneyin-Fact 

for Philip T. Weiss and Carmen 

Marsh Weiss, the following described 

property to wit: 

SEE EXHIBIT “A” ATTACHED HERETO 

AND MADE APART HEREOF 



because of among other possible events 

of default, failure to pay the 










attorney’s fees having been given). Said 

property will be sold subject to any 










out above. 



the property is 


Weiss, oratenant or tenants, and said 

property is more commonly known as a 

1320 E. Murray Avenue, Dalton, Ga 

30720. 

the name, address, and telephone 

number of the individual or entity who 

shall have full authority to negotiate, 

amend or modify all terms of the above 

described Security Deed and Note is as 

follows: Cohutta Banking Company, 

1501 N. Thornton Ave., Dalton, Ga 

30720, Attn: Pat Townsend, Telephone 

number 706-275-9431. 

The foregoing notwithstanding, shall be 

construed to require Cohutta Banking 

Company tonegotiate, amend or modify 

the terms of the Deed to Secure Debt 

described herein. 






holder of the Security Deed. 

Cohutta Banking Company 



Weiss 

Terry L.Miller 

Mitchell &Mitchell, P.C. 

101 N. Thornton Avenue 

Dalton, Ga 30720 

(706) 278-2040 

EXHIBIT “A” 




Georgia and being located in the City of 

Dalton, described more particularly per 

plat of survey prepared for John E. 

Davis by Donald O. Babb, Georgia 


dated March 23, 1999, (Job 990314JD) 

as follows: 

BEGINNING at airon pin located on the 

southerly right of way ofMurray Avenue 

(60’R/W), said point being 281.00 feet 

eastwardly from the southeast corner of 

the intersection of Short Street and 

Murray Avenue, asmeasured along said 

southerly right of way ofMurray Avenue; 

thence continuing along said southerly 

right of way ofMurray Avenue south 75 

degrees 03 minutes 03 seconds east a 





16 minutes 49 seconds west adistance 




to an iron pin located on the southerly 

right of way ofMurray Avenue and the 


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Brian A. Wilbanks a/k/a Brian Alan 

Wilbanks to Mortgage Electronic 




Records, as last transferred to First 

Horizon Home Loans, aDivision of First 

Tennessee Bank, National Association 







FORTY-NINE THOUSAND SIX 

HUNDRED SEVENTY-FIVE AND 0/100 

DOLLARS ($149,675.00), 

with interest 










PART HEREOF 

























out above. 




MetLife Home Loans, 4000 Horizon Way 

Mail Stop 6205, Irving, TX 75063, 800- 







the property is Brian A. Wilbanks a/k/a 

Brian Alan Wilbanks or a tenant or 


commonly known as 101 Pinewood 








First Horizon Home Loans, aDivision of 

First Tennessee Bank, National 

Association 


Brian A. Wilbanks a/k/a Brian Alan 

Wilbanks 





MR/wa2 8/4/09 


EXHIBIT A 




County, Georgia, being Lot No. 56 of 

Forrest Park Subdivision, as per plat of 

said subdivision recorded in Plat Book 5 

Page 178, (Plat Cabinet A Slide 192), 

Whitfield County, Georgia land records, 


according to aplat survey prepared by 

Joseph R. Evans, Georgia Registered 

Land Surveyor No. 2168, dated January 

6, 1998, and being more particularly 

described according to said survey as 

follows: 

Beginning at an iron pin located at the 

northwest intersection of the north right 

of way line of Forrest Park Road (50 feet 

R/W) and the west right of way line of 

Pine Wood Road (50 feet R/W); thence 

running west, along the north right of 

way line of Forrest Park Road, a 


thence running north 00 degree 27 

minutes east adistance of 124.30 feet to 

an iron pin; thence running south 89 



south 00 degree 27 minutes west, along 

the west right of way line of Pine Wood 

Road, adistance of 122.9 feet to an iron 

pin and the point of beginning. 



land records. 

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Thomas Wiley and Janice Wiley to 





last transferred to Branch Banking and 

Trust Company byassignment recorded 





ONE HUNDRED SIX THOUSAND AND 

0/100 DOLLARS ($106,000.00), with 






Georgia 






























out above. 




Branch Banking &Trust Company, 301 

College Street, PVN #101729, 

Greenville, SC 29601, 800-827-3722. 







the property is Thomas Wiley and Janice 

Wiley or a tenant or tenants and said 


200 NW Frontier Trail, Dalton, Georgia 

30721. 







Branch Banking and Trust Company 


Thomas Wiley and Janice Wiley 





MR/cj 8/4/09 


EXHIBIT A 




County, Georgia, being Lot No 8, Block 

B, of Whitfield Acres Subdivision, Plat 

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No 1, as per palt recorded in Plat Book 

8, Page 29, (Plat Cabinet A, Slide 247), 

Whitfield County , Georgia Land 

records, reference to which plat is 


by reference for a more particular 

description of said property 

MR/cj 8/4/09 


07/10 07/17 07/24 07/31 

911 Condemnation 

NOTICE OF SEIZURE OF PERSONAL 

PROPERTY 

VALUED AT LESS THAN $25,000 

Pursuant to O.C.G.A. 16-13-49(n), any 

party claiming interest in the following 

property is hereby notified that on the 

5th day ofApril 2009, said property was 

seized by the undersigned agency in 

Whitfield County, Georgia: 

The seized property is described as 

follows: 

TwoThousand Nine Hundred Thirty-One 

Dollars ($2,931.00) 

in United States 

Currency 

Circumstances of the seizure were as 

follows: 

On April 5, 2009, Deputies with the 

Whitfield County Sheriff’s Office and a 

Varnell Police Officer responded to 4235 

S. Emerald Drive, Cohutta, the 

residence of Ruby, Glenn and Gary 

Bischoff, because a complaint of a 

domestic dispute. Glenn Bischoff, during 

the investigation, showed the officers 

seventeen marijuana plants growing in 

flower pots under indoor grow lights in a 

closet. Glenn Bischoff told the officers 

the grow operation belonged to Gary 

Bischoff. The officers then asked Gary 

Bischoff if there was anymore 

marijuana, and he showed them multiple 

plastic baggies of marijuana, the 

handgun, and $2,866.00 of the abovereferenced 

currency on his person. 

Forfeiture of the currency vehicle herein 

is sought by the State of Georgia under 

the provisions of O.C.G.A.16-13-49(d)(2) 

on the grounds that it was used and 

intended for use to facilitate aviolation 

of the Georgia Controlled Substances 

Act and/or that it was proceeds derived 

from a violation of the Georgia 

Controlled Substances Act, and/or 

O.C.G.A. 16-13-49(d)(6) on the ground 

that it was in close proximity to 

marijuana intended for sale. 

Youare further notified that you may file 

a claim within thirty (30) days of the 

receipt of this notice of seizure by 

sending a claim meeting the 

requirements of O.C.G.A. 16-13-49(n)(4) 

to the seizing law 

enforcement agency 

and to the District Attorney bycertified 

mail, return receipt requested. 

Whitfield County Sheriff’s Department 

85 Professional Boulevard 


Lee Miles 

Assistant District Attorney 

Post Office Box 1086 


(706)272-2121 

Whitfield County Sheriff’s Department 

805 Professional Boulevard 


(706)278-1233 

07/03 07/10 07/17 

912 Summons 

IN THE JUVENILE COURT FOR THE 



IN THE INTEREST OF: 

A.N.R. 

CASE NO. 0900892 

SEX: 

FEMALE 

AGE: 4YEARS DOB: 

01/18/2005 

ACHILD UNDER 18 YEARS OF AGE 


PURSUANT TO APPLICABLE 

GEORGIA STATELAW 

TO: 

JEFFREY REDMOND, OR 

ANY UNKNOWN, UNNAMED FATHER 

You are hereby notified that a 

Deprivation Petition was filed by the 

Whitfield County Department of Family 

and Children’s Services in the Juvenile 


A 

provisional hearing was held on July 1, 

2009 and a provisional order was 

entered on July 6, 2009. 

Pursuant to 

O.C.G.A. 15-11-39.2, you are ordered to 

appear at the final hearing in the matter 

which is set for August 26, 2009 at 3:00 

p.m. at the Whitfield County Juvenile 

Court inDalton, Georgia, located at 205 

North Selvidge Street, Dalton, Georgia 

30720. Youmay obtain acopy ofthe 

petition from the Clerk ofJuvenile Court. 

If you donot appear at the final hearing, 

the provisional order of said children will 

become final and aFinal Order will be 

filed in this Court inregard to the abovenamed 

children in the above-styled 

case. 

THE RESPONDENT IS HEREBY 

CONSIDERED NOTIFIED AND 

SERVED BY PUBLICATION 

PURSUANT TO GEORGIA STATELAW 

AND IS REQUIRED TO NOTIFY THE 

CLERK OF WHITFIELD COUNTY 

UPON RECEIVING SAID NOTICE. 

WITNESS the Honorable Connie 

Blaylock, Judge of said Court. 

This 6th day ofJuly, 2009. 

Hon. Sean Kean, Clerk 

Whitfield County Juvenile Court 

07/10 07/17 07/24 07/31 

IN THE JUVENILE COURT OF 


GEORGIA 

In the Interest of: 

C.D.H. 

Sex: male 

Age: 6years 

DOB:10/15/2002 

No.08-0-1759 

AChild(ren) Under 18 Years of Age 

SUMMONS AND PROCESS FOR 

PUBLICATION 



TO: 

TIMOTHY CALDWELL OR ANY 

UNKNOWN UNNAMED FATHER 

Youare hereby notified that aMotion to 

Terminate Custody 

was filed by the 

mother of said child, Kimberly Hubbard 

in the Juvenile Court ofWhitfield County, 

Georgia. Aprovisional hearing was held 

on February 23rd, 2009 and a 

provisional order was entered on 

February 24th, 2009. Pursuant to 

O.C.G.A. 15-11-39.2 Youare ordered to 


which is set for the 12th day ofAugust 

2009 at 9:30 am. at Whitfield County 

Juvenile Court in Dalton , Georgia 

located at 205 North Selvidge Street, 

Dalton, Georgia, 30720. Youmay obtain 

acopy ofthe petition from the Clerk of 

Juvenile Court. If you donot appear at 

the final hearing, the provisional order of 

said children. will become final and a 

Final Order will be filed in this Court in 

regard to the abovenamed Child(ren) 

in the above-styled case. 








Witness the Honorable Connie Blaylock, 

Judge of this Court. This the 22nd day of 

June, 2009. 

Honorable Sean V. Kean, Clerk 


06/26 07/03 07/10 07/17 

912 Summons 





C.R. 

CASE NO. 08-0-1691 

SEX: 

FEMALE 

AGE: 

11 MONTHS 

DOB: 07/10/2008 





TO: ANY UNKNOWN, 

UNNAMED FATHER 




and Children Services in the Juvenile 


A 

provisional hearing was held on 

September 25, 2008, and aprovisional 

order was entered on October 6, 2008. 

Pursuant to O.C.G.A. 15-11-39.2, you 

are ordered to appear at the final 

hearing in the matter which is set for 

August 19, 2009 at 9:30 a.m. at the 

Whitfield County Juvenile Court in 

Dalton, Georgia, located at 205 North 

Selvidge Street, Dalton, Georgia 30720. 

You may obtain a copy of the petition 

from the Clerk ofJuvenile Court. If you 

do not appear at the final hearing, the 

provisional order of said child will 



child in the above-styled case. 













07/10 07/17 07/24 07/31 





D.N. CASE NO. 09-00-271 

SEX: 

MALE 

AGE: 

9YEARS 

DOB: 04/15/2000 





TO: DERRICK DENNISON, 

FATHER OR ANY UNKNOWN, 







A 

provisional hearing was held on March 

2, 2009 and a provisional order was 

entered on April 9, 2009. 

Pursuant to 




a.m. at the Whitfield County Juvenile 






the provisional order of said child will 
















06/27 07/03 07/10 07/17 





K.S. CASE NO. 09-00-840 

SEX: 

FEMALE 

AGE: 

NEWBORN 

DOB: 04/07/2009 





TO: WESLEY ELLIS, JAMES 

OR JASON ROUNDS, ANTHONY 

CARR, JOSH BLACK, FATHER OR 

ANY UNKNOWN, UNNAMED FATHER 

Youare hereby notified that aMotion for 

Protective Order was filed by the 




A 

provisional hearing was held on June 6, 


entered on June 6, 2009. 

Pursuant to 



which is set for July 29, 2009 at 9:30 























06/27 07/03 07/10 07/17 





G.M. CASE NO. 0900784 

SEX: 

MALE 

AGE: 

4YEARS 

DOB: 01/14/2005 





TO: ANY UNKNOWN, 



Extend Custody Petition was filed by the 


and Children’s Services in the Juvenile 


A 

provisional hearing was held on June 


entered on June 17, 2009. Pursuant to 












filed in this Court inregard to the above- 

912 Summons 

named child in the above-styled case. 













06/27 07/03 07/10 07/17 





A.R. CASE NO. 09-00-818 

SEX: 

MALE 

AGE: 

1YEAR 

DOB: 01/23/2008 





TO: JOSE GUADALUPE, 




Transfer Custody was filed by the 




A 





























06/27 07/03 07/10 07/17 



GEORGIA 


H.R. 

Sex: Female 

Age: 15 years 

DOB: 01/07/1994 

No.09-00-736 



PUBLICATION 



TO: ANY UNKNOWN UNNAMED 

FATHER 


Terminate Custody was filed by Julie 

Redfern, mother of said child 

in the 

Juvenile Court of Whitfield County, 

Georgia. Pursuant to O.C.G.A. 15-11- 

39.2, aprovisional hearing was held on 

June 17th, 2009 and aprovisional order 

was entered on June 17th, 2009. 

Youare ordered to appear at the final 

hearing in the matter which is set for the 

12th day ofAugust 2009 at 9:30 am. at 


Dalton , Georgia located at 205 North 

Selvidge Street, Dalton, Georgia, 30720. 




provisional order of said children. will 



Child(ren) in the above-styled 

case. 









Judge of this Court. This the 19th day of 

June, 2009. 



06/26 07/03 07/10 07/17 

IN THE 

JUVENILE COURT FOR THE 




C.H. 

CASE NO. 0900783, 0900572 

SEX: 

MALE 

AGE: 

17 YEARS 

DOB: 02/10/1991 





TO: FRED DAVID HAIR, 




Extend Custody Petition was filed by the 




A 





























06/27 07/03 07/10 07/17 



GEORGIA 


A.S.L. 

Sex: Female 

Age: 17 years 

DOB:09/06/1991 

No.09-00-011 

M.L. 

Sex: Female 

Age: 15 Years 

DOB: 05/28/1993 

No.: 9-00-012 

D.C.P. 

Sex: Male 

Age: 11 Years 

DOB: 09/09/1997 

No.: 09-0-013 



PUBLICATION 



TO: RHONDA HIGGINS, MOTHER & 

912 Summons 

CRAIG PEDEN OR ANY UNKNOWN 



Extend Custody was filed by the 

maternal grandmother of said child, 

Connie Bovard in the Juvenile Court of 

Whitfield County, Georgia. Aprovisional 

hearing was held on January 22nd, 


entered on March 25th, 2009. Pursuant 

to O.C.G.A. 15-11-39.2 Youare ordered 

to appear at the final hearing in the 

matter which is set for the 12th day of 

August 2009 at 

9:30 am. at Whitfield 

County Juvenile Court in Dalton , 

Georgia located at 205 North Selvidge 

Street, Dalton, Georgia, 30720. Youmay 

obtain a copy of the petition from the 

Clerk of Juvenile Court. If you do not 

appear at the final hearing, the 





case. 









Judge of this Court. This the 22nd day of 

June, 2009. 



06/26 07/03 07/10 07/17 





I.T.L. CASE NO. 09-00-843 

SEX: 

MALE 

AGE: 

13 YEARS 

DOB: 02/05/1996 





TO: JOHN LOWERY, FATHER 

OR ANY UNKNOWN, UNNAMED 

FATHER 






A 

provisional hearing was held on June 4, 


entered on June 4, 2009. 

Pursuant to 


























06/27 07/03 07/10 07/17 



GEORGIA 


N.M.M 

Sex: Female 

Age: 3mos. 

DOB: 03/30/2009 

No.09-0-1080 



PUBLICATION 



TO: 

MEGAN ROSE MILLER OR ANY 

UNKNOWN, UNNAMED FATHER 


Deprivation petition was filed by the 

maternal grandmother of said child, 

Stephanie Perry inthe Juvenile Court of 

Whitfield County, Georgia. Aprovisional 

hearing was held on July 6th, 2009 and 

aprovisional order was entered on July 

6th, 2009. Pursuant to O.C.G.A. 15-11- 

39.2, you are ordered to appear at the 

final hearing in the matter which is set 

for the 2nd, day ofSeptember, 2009 at 

9:30 am at the Whitfield County Juvenile 

Court inDalton, Georgia located at 205 


30720. You may obtain a copy of the 


If you don not appear at the final 

hearing, the provisional order of said 

child(ren) will become final and aFinal 

Order will be filed in this Court inregard 

to the above-named child(ren) in the 

above-styled case. 










July, 2009. 



07/10 07/17 07/24 07/31 



GEORGIA 


A.S.R. 

Sex: Female 

Age: 11 years 

DOB: 01/26/1998 

No.09-00-725 



PUBLICATION 



TO: MAYRA RAMOS-ROJO, 

MOTHER, VICTORIANO SALAZAR OR 

ANY UNKNOWN UNNAMED FATHER 


Extend Custody was filed by the 

maternal grandparents of said child, 

David &Rosa Rojo in the Juvenile Court 

of Whitfield County, Georgia. A 

provisional hearing was held on April 

30th, 2007 and aprovisional order was 

entered on June 25th, 2009. Pursuant to 

O.C.G.A. 15-11-39.2 Youare ordered to 


which is set for the 19th day ofAugust 

2009 at 9:30 am. at Whitfield County 

Juvenile Court in Dalton , Georgia 

located at 205 North Selvidge Street, 

Dalton, Georgia, 30720. Youmay obtain 

acopy ofthe petition from the Clerk of 

Juvenile Court. If you donot appear at 

the final hearing, the provisional order of 

said children. will become final and a 

Final Order will be filed in this Court in 

regard to the abovenamed Child(ren) 

in the above-styled case. 










June, 2009. 



07/03 07/10 07/17 07/24 

912 Summons 





S.M. CASE NO. 0900877 & 

0900875 

SEX: 

MALE 

AGE: 

3years 

DOB: 10/12/2005 

M.M. 

CASE NO. 0900878 &0900876 

SEX: FEMALE AGE: 1 

YEAR 

DOB: 07/01/2007 

CHILDREN UNDER 18 YEARS OF AGE 




TO: ROSALIA MINJAREZ, 

JOSE RENDON, OR ANY UNKNOWN, 



Non-Reunification and Motion to 

Transfer Custody were filed by the 




A 













the provisional order of said children will 



children in the above-styled 

case. 













06/27 07/03 07/10 07/17 



GEORGIA 


B. M. P. 

Sex: Female 

Age: 4years 

DOB: 06/22/2005 

No.09-00-087 &09-00-848 



PUBLICATION 



TO: 

AMANDA MARIE ROBERTS, 

MOTHER, RONNIE CHRISTOPHER 

PIPPIN, BIOLOGICAL FATHER, 

MICHAEL ROBERTS, LEGAL FATHER 


FATHER 


Extend Custody and Termination of 

Parental Rights petitions have been filed 

by the paternal great aunt and legal 

custodian, Angela Jenkins f/k/a Angela 

Free in the Juvenile Court ofWhitfield 

County and a final hearing involving 

same has been scheduled for the 24th, 

DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 2009 AT 2:00 

P.M. and said Termination of Parental 

Rights petition has been filed in the 

Juvenile Court ofWhitfield County. Said 

petitioner is seeking to terminate your 

parental rights to the above named 

Child(ren) and said petition was filed in 

the Juvenile Court ofWhitfield County 

on July 2nd, 2009. The grounds for 

termination is that the child(ren) is/are 

deprived under O.C.G.A. 15-11-2 and 

O.C.G.A. 15-11-94 (b) (4). Acopy ofthe 

Petition(s) may be obtained from the 

Office of the Clerk of the Whitfield 

County Juvenile Court located at 205 

North Selvidge Street, Dalton ,Georgia. 

You are hereby notified that you are 

required to appear before the Juvenile 

Court of Whitfield County, Georgia on 

the 24th, day of September, 2009 at 

2:00 p.m. should you desire to contest 

the petition(s). The effect of the 

termination requested shall terminate 

your parental rights with the respect to 

the minor child(ren), including rights to 

inheritance. 

NOTICE TO PUTATIVE FATHER 

Pursuant to the Official Code of Georgia 

Annotated, Section 15-11-96 (e) (g), 

notice is hereby given RONNIE 

CHRISTOPHER PIPPIN, MICHAEL 

ROBERTS, OR ANY UNKNOWN, 

UNNAMED FATHER that you will lose 

all rights to the above-captioned 

child(ren) and will not be able to object 

to termination of your rights unless 

within thirty (30) days of receipt of this 

notice you file with the court (1) a 

petition to legitimate the child(ren) 

pursuant to Code Section 19-7-22; and 

(2) notice of filing of the petition to 

legitimate with the court in which the 

action under the Code Section is 

pending. (3) if the biological father who 

is not the legal father does not file a 

legitimation petition and give notice as 

required in subsection (g) of this Code 

section within thirty (30) days from his 

receipt of the notice provided for in 

subsection (3) of this Code section or 

division of (f) (2) (B) (ii) of this Code 

section or, ifafter filing the petition he 

fails to prosecute it to final judgment, he 

loses all rights to the child(ren) and the 

court shall enter on order terminating all 

such father’s rights to the child(ren) and 

such father may not thereafter object to 

the termination of his rights to the 

child(ren). 


Judge of said Court. This the 2nd day of 

July, 2009. 



07/10 07/17 07/24 07/31 



GEORGIA 


A.C. 

Sex: Male 

Age: 5years 

DOB: 09/05/2003 

No.07-0-1463 



PUBLICATION 



TO: ANY UNKNOWN UNNAMED 

FATHER 


Transfer Custody 

was filed by said 

childs mother, Tracy Collins in the 



on September 20th, 2007 and a 

provisional order was entered on June 

24th, 2009. Pursuant to O.C.G.A. 15-11- 

39.2 Youare ordered to appear at the 

final hearing in the matter which is set 

for the 19th day ofAugust 2009 at 9:30 

am. at Whitfield County Juvenile Court 

in Dalton ,Georgia located at 205 North 

Selvidge Street, Dalton, Georgia, 30720. 








case. 




912 Summons 







June, 2009. 



07/03 07/10 07/17 07/24 



GEORGIA 


C.L.S. 

Sex: male 

Age: 16 years 

DOB: 06/09/1993 

No.09-00-151 



PUBLICATION 



TO: BOBBY SILVERS OR ANY 

UNKNOWN UNNAMED FATHER 


Modify 

was filed by the mother of said 

child, Robin Sanford in the Juvenile 

Court of Whitfield County, Georgia. A 

provisional hearing was held on March 

4th, 2009 and aprovisional order was 

entered on March 11th, 2009. Pursuant 

to O.C.G.A. 15-11-39.2 Youare ordered 

to appear at the final hearing in the 

matter which is set for the 12th day of 

August 2009 at 

9:30 am. at Whitfield 

County Juvenile Court in Dalton , 

Georgia located at 205 North Selvidge 

Street, Dalton, Georgia, 30720. Youmay 

obtain a copy of the petition from the 

Clerk of Juvenile Court. If you do not 

appear at the final hearing, the 





case. 










June, 2009. 



06/26 07/03 07/10 07/17 





W.S. CASE NO. 0901006 

SEX: 

MALE 

AGE: 

17 YEARS 

DOB: 06/12/1991 





TO: SHARON SMITHEY, 

MOTHER 


Transfer Permanent Custody was filed 

by the Whitfield County Department of 

Family and Children Services in the 



on June 17, 2009, and a provisional 

order was entered on June 17, 2009. 

Pursuant to O.C.G.A. 15-11-39.2, you 

are ordered to appear at the final 

hearing in the matter which is set for 

August 5, 2009 at 9:30 a.m. at the 


Dalton, Georgia, located at 205 North 

Selvidge Street, Dalton, Georgia 30720. 




provisional order of said child will 













This 18th day ofJune, 2009 



06/27 07/03 07/10 07/17 





J.M. CASE NO. 0900, 838, 

0900865, 0900868 

SEX: 

FEMALE 

AGE: 

2YEARS 

DOB: 01/16/2007 





TO: ABEL SUAREZ, FATHER 


FATHER 


Judicial Review, Motion to Extend 

Custody and Motion for Non- 

Reunification were filed by the Whitfield 

County Department of Family and 

Children Services in the Juvenile Court 

of Whitfield County, Georgia. A 





























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