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VOL. 162, NO. 114 FRIDAY, JUNE 7, 2013 50¢ Council authorizes mayor to negotiate utility rates

Charles Warner vide the industrial pros- Editor pect locating outside its municipal limits with the UNION — The mayor utility rates offered cus- of the City of Union now tomers within the city. has the authority to nego- The ordinance autho- tiate lower utility rates to rizes the mayor to nego- help attract new industry tiate such an agreement and promote the expan- for a certain period of sion of existing industry. time for an industry that In a special meeting invests $2.5 million in a Tuesday morning, Union new facility or the expan- City Council voted unani- sion of an existing one. Whitehead and her fellow students also visited Tloma Primary School in rural Tanzania where they talked with the students and posed mously to approve and The agreement would for some pictures. second and final reading only remain in effect for of an ordinance authoriz- the agreed upon period of ing the mayor to nego- time if the industry makes tiate utility rate agree- the required investment ments as an incentive to and creates the agreed attract new industries to The trip that changed her life upon number of jobs. If Union County and/or to it does not, the agree- facilitate the expansion of ment is null and void and Whitehead changed career existing ones. the industry must pay the Both Union County and higher rates charged cus- plans after visiting Tanzania the S.C. Department of tomers located outside and Danny Whitehead. Commerce have in the Charles Warner the city. She attended Buffalo past asked the city to Editor While the city benefits Elementary and assist them in developing indirectly from the invest- WEST SPRINGS — Excelsior Middle schools incentive packages with ment and job creation out- In less than a decade, before transferring to which to offer industries side its municipal bound- Shelley Whitehead has Dawkins Middle School considering locating or aries, it benefits directly visited six countries on in Spartanburg County expanding in the county. from getting a new high- two continents, but it where her father was a The city’s contribution volume utility customer. was her last trip overseas school counselor. After to these incentives pack- that changed the direc- graduating from Dorman ages usually take the form Editor Charles Warner can be reached tion of her life. High School in 2007, of an agreement to pro- at 864-427-1234, ext. 14, or by email at [email protected]. On May 18, Whitehead Whitehead attended was among the thousands Presbyterian College of students to graduate where she majored in Photos courtesy of Shelley Whitehead from Tulane University Biology and English with During her trip to Tanzania in 2010, Shelley Whitehead and her in New Orleans, La. The a minor in Film Studies. fellow students of Presbyterian College’s Biology Department Seven offered jobs main ceremony was held As part of her studies visited a Maasai village. Whenever they have visitors, the Maasai in the Mercedes-Benz offer their guests a traditional drink of warm milk and fresh cow’s blood. As a good guest, Whitehead accepted the hospitality of at recruitment event Superdome where the See WHITEHEAD | 9 commencement address her hosts and had a drink which she described as “pretty good.” Charles Warner The job offers are contin- was delivered by the Dalai Editor gent upon the applicants Lama of Tibet. Following passing an exam, a SLED the main ceremony, the UNION — Seven background check, and a various schools that com- people were interviewed drug test. pose Tulane held their during Thursday’s Mojica said he was own ceremonies includ- recruitment event at the pleased with the results ing the School of Public SCWorks Union office and of the recruitment event, Health and Tropical all seven were offered jobs but said there are still Medicine from which by the company recruit- more positions to be filled Whitehead graduated ing security guards for a including the position of with a Master of Public Jonesville area employer. account supervisor which Health with a major in The interviews were was not offered to any of Global Health Systems conducted by C.J. Mojica, Thursday’s applicants. and Development and Operations Manager and “We are still looking for a concentration in SLED Level III Instructor, The summer before her junior year at Presbyterian College, Shelley Whitehead traveled with some more individuals, espe- Program Design and of her fellow students to Ireland to study literature. Their trip took them to Northern Ireland which and Administrative cially account supervisor,” Implementation. Assistant Beth Allman of Whitehead describes as the scariest part of her trip with she and fellow students hearing bombs Mojica said. “Nobody that Whitehead is a West going off one night. During the day, however, she was able take pictures of the murals that adorn U.S. Security Associates, came in today met the Springs native and the many of the walls. This wall in Belfast features the image of American abolitionist Frederick Inc. They were conduct- criteria for that position.” daughter of Ginger Douglass and a reproduction of Pablo Picasso’s “Guernica.” ing the interviews to fill The employer U.S. security positions and by Security Associates was the end of the event they’d recruiting for Thursday offered jobs to the seven people they interviewed. See JOBS | 3 More than 200 to participate in ‘The Jerusalem Project’ Derik Vanderford mately 40 projects. The you; and you will be my country. There is a need Staff Writer Jerusalem Project began witnesses in Jerusalem, right here.” in Union County in 2011, and in all Judea and The Jerusalem Project UNION — For the and similar projects have Samaria, and to the ends will take place Monday- third year in a row, local also begun in Chesnee. of the earth.” Friday. In the mornings, churches will bring youth Locally, the project Jerusalem was their participants will work together to work as part continues to grow each hometown. One of the on at least 22 homes, of a week-long project to year, as there will be projects local organiz- building wheelchair serve others within their more than 200 partici- ers — Allison Coker — ramps, making repairs, hometown. pants for this year’s proj- pointed out that there is painting and doing “The Jerusalem ect in Union. also a need in Union. yard work. In the after- Project” originated in The name — “The “We are called to go out noons, they will work 2004 in Cherokee County Jerusalem Project” — in our own Jerusalem,” at various project sites Charles Warner|Daily Times with 30-40 people and 4-5 comes from Acts 1:8, in Coker said. “Youth can such as Union County projects. The Cherokee C.J. Mojica, Operations Manager and SLED Level III Instructor, and which Jesus said to his see that there is a need Pregnancy Center, County project now has Administrative Assistant Beth Allman of U.S. Security Associates, disciples, “But you will for missions here in Ellen Sagar Nursing more than 700 volunteers Inc. interview an applicant during Thursday’s recruitment event at receive power when the Union. They don’t have the SCWorks Union office. and takes on approxi- Holy Spirit comes on to go out of state or the See PROJECT | 3

Find us Today’s The Union Daily Times wants your Father’s Day letters TOMORROW’s Obituaries WEATHER onlinewww.uniondailytimes.com UNION — Father’s Day is June 16 and The Union Daily Times would like to • William “Billy” Brown, Sr. 100% recycled Union 6/05/2013 publish our readers’ fondest childhood memories of their fathers in our June newsprint 15 edition. Submissions should be 200 words or less. Each submission can be Read them on Page 2 accompanied by a photo of the writer’s father, which will also be published. To have a memory of your father published for Father’s Day, email it to [email protected], drop it by our office at 100 Times Boulevard in Union or mail it to us at P.O. Drawer 749, Union, S.C. 29379. All emailed photos should be high-resolution JPEGs. Photos of poor quality will not be used. Illegible submissions will not be accepted. The deadline for submissions Showers To subscribe, is June 12. HIGH LOW call 427-1234 80s 60s Annie’s mailbox 5 Crossword 6 Obituaries 2 Today in History 2 Find additional weather Inside Classified 8 Horoscope 6 Sports 10 Viewpoint 4 information in today’s Comics 6 Lifestyles 5 Television 9 Weather 2 Today edition on Page 2 Have a news tip for us? Call 427-1234 or e-mail us at [email protected] RECORDFriday, June 7, 2013, Union, S.C. — Page 2 Hospice Care OBITUARIES of South Carolina WILLIAM “BILLY” Brown’s Roofing Co. and Betty, Dean Brown and be Jamie Johnson, Chad “Choose compassion. Choose dignity.” BROWN SR. was of the Baptist faith. Jerry Brown and wife Lipsey, Jamie Brown, UNION — Mr. William Surviving in addition to Sherry, all of Union. Jason Cameron, Chad Penny Adamo “Billy” Brown Sr., 51, hus- his wife are two daugh- Mr. Brown was pre- Cameron and Dennis ters, Jessica Scott and deceased by a brother, Davis. Community Relations Liaison band of Becky B. Brown, 112 Hunter’s Run Road, husband Kevin of Union Freddie Brown. Memorials may be made Penny.Adamo@ hospicecare.net Union, passed away and Shannon Brown and Graveside services will to the Billy Brown Fund, 408 N. Duncan Bypass, Suite 6, Union Wednesday, June 5, 2013 fiancee Kevin Haydock be held 2 p.m. Saturday, P.O. Box 293, Union, S.C. of Pacolet; one son, June 8, 2013 at Rosemont 29379. Phone: 864.429.4827 | Cell: 864.430.9426 | Fax: 888.208.1763 at Spartanburg Regional Medical Center. Billy Brown Jr. and wife Cemetery conducted The family will be at Mr. Brown was born Rochelle of Union; a grand- by Rev. Robert Scott. the home, 112 Hunter’s in Union, Feb. 28, 1962, son, Jordan Haydock; two Visitation will be held Run Road, Union. LOCAL WEATHER a son of the late James sisters, Teresa Humphries from 6-8 p.m. Friday eve- The S.R. Holcombe Clinton “J.C.” Brown and and Elaine Horne, both ning at the S.R. Holcombe Funeral Home, Inc. Virginia Howell Brown. of Union; three brothers, Funeral Home. (www.holcombefuneral- Local Weather He was employed with Clifford Brown and wife Active pallbearers will homes.com) CRIME REPORT Fri 83/65 6/7 The Union Public Marcelus St., Union, was police while in the City ed the following inci- Rain early... Safety Department charged with two counts of Union. dents: reported the following of distribution of mari- The Union County — A resident of Jasper arrests: juana around 9:25 a.m. Sheriff’s Office report- Street, Union, reported — Donald Gregory on June 5. According to ed the following arrest: on June 5 that a woman Boulware, 31, of 2241 arrest warrants, Walker — Marcus Dion used her debit card at Lockhart Highway, distributed a quantity Littlejohn, 30, of 116 Dollar General without Sat Union, was charged with of marijuana to a con- Littlejohn Drive, Union, permission. The vic- 87/67 shoplifting and attempt- fidential informant in was charged with posses- tim stated she gave the 6/8 ed petit larceny around exchange for funds pro- sion of marijuana around woman permission to use 3:45 p.m. on June 5. vided by police while in 12:15 p.m. on June 5. the card at Lil Cricket, According to arrest war- the City of Union. According to the incident Mix of sun and clouds. Highs in the but she also charged rants, Boulware stole a — Shondrey Martise report, Littlejohn was upper 80s and lows in the upper drill driver from Paradise Kindard, 22, of 1177 picked up on a warrant $17.94 at Dollar General. 60s. Home Center, located at Berry Farm Road, Union, from the Union Public — A resident of 600 Old Buffalo Road, was charged with dis- Safety Department, and Lockhart Highway, Union, and he also tribution of marijuana when he was searched Union, reported on June attempted to steal an around 6 p.m. on June 5. at Union County Jail, a 5 that while he was at air conditioning unit According to the arrest small quantity of mari- work for the day, some- from the Country Store, warrant, Kindard distrib- juana was confiscated one removed a genera- Sun located at 529 Thompson uted a quantity of mari- from his front right pock- tor from a trailer on his 84/69 Boulevard, Union. juana to a confidential et. property. The Craftsman 6/9 — Nathaniel Ronald informant in exchange The Union County 4,200-watt generator is Scattered thunderstorms possible. Walker Jr., 27, of 102 for funds provided by Sheriff’s Office report- valued at $2,500. Fancy Pokket Corporation establishing Mon 86/68 6/10 Scattered thunderstorms. Highs in new facility in Lancaster County the mid 80s and lows in the upper COLUMBIA — Canada- Corporation. $13 million investment “We’re very proud to 60s. based Fancy Pokket Fancy Pokket and the creation of 68 have Fancy Pokket join Corporation, a manufac- Corporation intends to new jobs. By strengthen- our family of companies turer of bakery products, build a new 57,000-square- ing South Carolina’s busi- in Lancaster County. announced today at a foot baking plant in ness-friendly climate, we This is an outstand- groundbreaking ceremony Lancaster County in the can continue to bring in ing company with great that it plans to establish Air-Rail Business Park, job-creating investments growth potential and we Tue a new gluten-free produc- located at 269 Nebo Road. from companies from are very happy to have 89/67 tion facility in Lancaster The company will manu- around the globe,” said them as the first tenants 6/11 County. The $13 million facture its range of gluten- Gov. Nikki Haley. in our new Lancaster investment is expected to free products, including Since January 2011, Air-Rail Business Park,” Partly cloudy with a stray thunder- generate 68 new jobs over conventional bread, hot South Carolina has said Lancaster County storm. the next five years. dog, hamburger buns, recruited more than $530 Economic Development “We are pleased to be bagels, pizza crust, flat- million in capital invest- Corporation Chairman ©2009 American Profile Hometown Content locating our new facility bread and deserts. The ment and more than 2,200 Larry McCullough. Service in Lancaster County. This new facility is expected to jobs in the agribusiness Commissioner of is an exciting new ven- be in operation by early sector. Agriculture Hugh ture for our company and 2014, and will provide “South Carolina has a Weathers added, “Another PRAYER South Carolina provided these products to custom- long history in the food agribusiness announce- the right business envi- ers nationally and interna- production and agribusi- ment for South Carolina Read 1 Kings 19:1-12 show us how to reach ronment for our expan- tionally. ness sectors. With Fancy is good not only for rural Carry each other’s bur- out to people in ordinary sion. We look forward to “Today’s announcement Pokket’s announcement, areas, but for the entire dens and so you will ful- and simple ways. Amen. getting up and running, is another win for one of we can say that South state as well. Brining fill the law of Christ. THOUGHT FOR THE and we appreciate all the our state’s rural areas. We Carolina is not only just more value added facil- — Galatians 6:2 DAY: Ordinary acts can support we’ve received celebrate Fancy Pokket right for making things ities like this to South (CEB) be signs of the presence from state and local offi- Corporation’s decision to well, but for baking them, Carolina is vital to the PRAYER: Loving God, of God. cials,” said Mike Timani, locate its new facility in as well,” said Secretary of continued growth of the president of Fancy Pokket Lancaster County with a Commerce Bobby Hitt. state’s leading industry.” TODAY IN HISTORY

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Derick Smith Dillon Smith J. Snow N. Walker R. Walls D. Wilkes J. Chitwood ‘Operation Summer Heat’ results in 23 arrests UNION COUNTY — 1207 W. Main Street, marijuana and distribu- tion of crack. Road, Jonesville, View, Union, charged Earlier this week, some Lot 1, Union, charged tion of marijuana with- charged with two with distribution of local residents woke up with distribution of in a ½ mile of a park. ■■ Kenneth Lamar counts of distribution crack. to feel the summer heat cocaine. Braswell, 270 Oakland of a Schedule III nar- thanks to the Union ■■ Danielle Nicole Road, Union, charged cotic. ■■ Dennis Dale Deese County Sheriff’s Office. ■■ Allison Page Gregory, Benton, 1111 Lakeside with attempting to Jr., 102 Canal Road, In a statement released 735 Bob Adams Drive, Apt. 13B, obtain more than 9 ■■ Nathaniel Ronald Lockhart, charged with Thursday, Sheriff David Road, Union, charged Union, attempting to grams of Ephedrine Walker Jr., 102 two counts of distribu- Taylor announced that with distribution of a obtain more than 9 within a 30-day period. Marcelus St., Union, tion of Marijuana and Schedule III narcotic. grams of Ephedrine charged with unlawful two counts of distribu- his office had initiated ■■ Derick Obrian Smith, “Operation Summer Heat” within a 30-day period. sale of a stolen pistol. tion of marijuana with- ■■ Tuesday Nicole Brown 203 Lakewood Drive, in a ½ mile of a park. to take more drug dealers Hill, 102 Pond St., ■■ Wanda Stacy Union, charged with ■■ David Yelton Hames, off the streets of Union Union, charged with Hambright, 222 S. distribution of crack 405 Mt. Tabor Church ■■ Everette Rashad County. Taylor said this distribution of a Boyce St., Apt E3, and distribution of Road, Union, charged Means, 815 N. Church has been an ongoing drug Schedule IV narcotic. Union, charged with crack within a ½ mile with distribution of a St., Union, charged investigation which has distribution of a of a school. Schedule II 2 narcotic. with distribution of taken place over the past ■■ Jacqueline Jean Schedule III narcotic marijuana and distribu- six months. He said the Cato, 105 S. 3rd St., and distribution of a ■■ Richard Dwayne Walls, ■■ Wesley Carroll tion of marijuana with- drug task force has made Lockhart, charged Schedule III narcotic 109 Magnolia Circle, Shuhart, 335 Wesley in a ½ mile of a park. several arrests based on with distribution of a within a ½ mile of a Lot#4, Union, charged Chapel Road, Union, individual drug buys from Schedule IV narcotic, park. with distribution of a charged with distribu- ■■ Robert Ruth, 525 informants. obtaining drugs by Schedule III narcotic. tion of a Schedule III Santuc Drive, Union, Taylor commended the fraud or misrepresenta- ■■ Dillon Scott Smith, narcotic. charged with posses- efforts of the task force in tion, and distribution 200 Spring St., Union, ■■ Jim Marcus Porter, 205 sion of marijuana. fighting drugs in Union of a Schedule IV nar- charged with posses- Pinetree Lane, Union, ■■ Cody Allen Johnson, County. He added that cotic within a ½ mile sion of a stolen fire- charged with distribu- 218 Mudbridge Road, ■■ James Olin Chitwood, more arrests could be of a park. arm. tion of crack and distri- Buffalo, charged with 59 McDonald St., pending. bution of crack within distribution of mari- Whitmire, charged The following people ■■ Brook Morgan Floyd, ■■ Danuel Lamar Wilkes, a ½ mile of a school. juana. with attempting to were arrested Wednesday: 270 Oakland Road, 860 Jonesville Lockhart obtain more than 9 Lot#9, Union, charged Highway, Jonesville, ■■ Dewayne Lamont ■■ Secrea Lamonte grams of Ephedrine ■■ Jauna Natalia Snow, with distribution of charged with distribu- Kershaw, 120 Dover Arnold, 201 Hilltop within a 30-day period. Jobs From page 1 is the Dollar General 8:30 a.m.-4 p.m. and receiving, and recep- and the company will con- ties and of any size that fair/recruitment events in Distribution Center. Thursday’s recruitment tionist. The clients rep- tact the applicants and requests its services and the community, provides Mojica said anyone event was the second of resented by APS during schedule the interviews. she urged businesses to space for taking applica- interested in applying for two held this week at the Thursday’s event are Katherine Pendergrass, take advantage of those tions and interviewing a security position with SCWorks Union office at all in Gaffney. APS will business services con- services. She said the ser- applicants, and adminis- U.S. Security Associates 103 E. Main St., Union. review the applications sultant for SCWorks vices offered include list- trative support. can do so by filling out On Tuesday, Advanced and resumes to determine Union, said more recruit- ing jobs on the SCWorks For more information an application at the Professional Services which ones should be sent ment events will be statewide system, pre- contact the SCWorks company office at 319 (APS) of Gaffney inter- on to which client based held at SCWorks in the screening and/or the host- Union office at 864-427- Garlington Road, Suite viewed a total of 58 peo- on the applicants’ work future. Pendergrass said ing job fairs or recruit- 4119. D-7, Greenville. The com- ple for jobs as machine experience. The clients SCWorks assists any com- ment events. In addi- Editor Charles Warner can be reached pany takes applications operators, for warehouse will then tell APS who pany or agency in Union tion, Pendergrass said at 864-427-1234, ext. 14, or by email at Monday-Thursday from positions, in shipping they want to interview County or other coun- SCWorks promotes job [email protected]. Project From page 1 of Union, Jacob’s Well, Each night, all partici- pation will open the door in Union through The Union County YMCA, pants have dinner togeth- for even more churches to Jerusalem Project in next Union County Recreation er and enjoy a worship participate in the future. week’s editions of The Department, and others. service. Coker mentioned Look for more informa- Union Daily Times and Forest Street Grill “I’m excited to see what she is particularly excited tion and an in-depth look at www.uniondailytimes. E AVE God will do through the about the participation of at the work being done com. W H people whose homes we a church which is new NEW HOURS Open for breakfast are working in,” Coker to The Jerusalem Project said, explaining that sev- this year — Wyatt’s Monday to Friday 7 days a week! eral homeowners have Chapel Baptist Church. 6 am – 2 pm expressed that they have She said she hopes many religious questions. Wyatt’s Chapel’s partici- Saturday & Sunday 7 am – 2 pm

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W C-1Columbia, Russell S.C., Office 29202 Building Americans should be Profits, but Not Adding jobs can’t be shipped over- care and can shop in their ing traction in the one-day PeelerWashington, Jr. D.C. 20510 celebrating our economic Jobs. “A golden age for seas or workers readily neighborhoods, send their strikes by fast food work- PH:213PH: (202)Gressette(803) 224-5972734-2080 Building CongressmanWEB SITE: www.ltgov.sc.gov Trey Gowdy resurgence, right? corporate profits,” the replaced by robots. kids to college, and retire 1237Columbia, Longworth S.C. 29202 House Of- ers around the country fice Building After all, why else are Times reports, has been Most of the new jobs in security — that’s what Washington,PH: (803) 212-6430 D.C. 20515 and in other new forms StatePH: (202) Sen. 225-6030 Harvey S. we supposed to fueled by companies created in recent years are drives the economy for- PeelerFAX: (202) Jr. 226-1177 of worker organizing, like StateGreenville Sen. Creighton office: 104 S. care when the Dow using more technol- low-paying. They’re grow- ward. Main213 St., Gressette Suite 801, Building Greenville, the taxi drivers’ alliance in SCColeman 29601. ticks up or down? Richard ogy to replace work- ing almost three times A low-work, low-wage Gov.Columbia, Nikki R.S.C. Haley 29202 New York City and tomato P.O.P.O. Box 1421773 Although half of us Kirsch ers, shipping jobs faster than mid-and-high economy, with most peo- Columbia,PH: (803) 212-6430S.C. 29201 pickers in Florida. Some PH:Columbia, (803) 734-2100S.C. 29202 own no stocks at all Contributing overseas, and cut- paying jobs. In the four ple struggling to meet the WEBPH: (803) SITE: 212-6180 local campaigns are secur- www.scgovernor.comState Sen. Creighton and the richest 10 Columnist ting their remaining years since the recession basics and a few people Lt. Gov. Ken Ard ing the right to paid sick ColemanP.O. Box 142 percent of us own U.S. workers’ pay. officially ended, most job living in luxury, is also a StateColumbia, Sen. ShaneS.C., 29202 Martin days in cities and states PH:P.O. (803) BoxBox 142 142734-2080 just about every- The result is that openings have been in threat to our democracy. WEBColumbia, SITE: S.C. www.ltgov.sc.gov 29202 — historically, this kind of StateColumbia, Sen. S.C.Harvey 29202 S. thing traded on the mar- while corporate profits retail, food prep, construc- As Supreme Court PeelerPH: (803) Jr. 212-6180 precedent paves the way 213— or Gressette — Building ket, isn’t it a reasonable comprise the biggest share tion, and home health Justice Louis Brandeis Columbia,501 Gressette S.C. Building 29202 measure of our economic of national income since care. observed more than a cen- for national change. StatePH: (803) Sen. 212-6430 Shane Martin StateColumbia,P.O. Sen.Box 142 S.C.Creighton 29202 progress? 1950, employee income This trend is speeding tury ago: “We can have This is the beginning ColemanPH: (803) 212-6100 P.O.Columbia, Box 142 S.C. 29202 of the movement that will Columbia, S.C. 29202 Well, no. Rising stock constitutes the smallest up the hollowing out of democracy in this coun- PH:— or (803)— 212-6180 prices are getting a boost share since 1966. It’s got- the middle class. It’s a rec- try, or we can have great define the 21st Century: State501 Rep.GressetteSen. MikeShane Building Anthony Martin P.O.414-B Box Blatt 142 Office Building from expanding corporate ten worse since the Great ipe for economic disaster. wealth concentrated in the the fight to demand an Columbia,Columbia, S.C.S.C. 29202 —P.O. or —Box 11867 economy based on pros- 501PH: Gressette(803) 212-6100 Building profits. That may sound Recession, with corporate While the economy you hands of a few, but we can’t Columbia,Columbia, S.C.S.C. 2920229211 perity for all, grounded PH: (803) 212-6100 good, but one big factor profits rising 20 percent hear about on the nightly have both.” His words are StateStatePH: (803)Rep.Rep. 734-3060MikeMike Anthony in work that is sustain- 414-B Blatt Office Building behind those profits is that a year since 2008, but dis- news may be measured by just as true today. P.O.Union414-B Box Blatt address11867 Office: Building322 Mt. Columbia, S.C. 29211 corporations are finding posable income inching the Dow Jones Industrial For Brandeis’s genera- able for families and the VernonPH:P.O. (803) BoxRoad, 11867734-3060 Union, S.C. 29379;Union PH: address: 864-427-3023.322 Mt. Ver- more and more ways to ahead 1.4 percent after Average, the economy that tion, the popular move- planet. nonColumbia, Road, Union, S.C. S.C.29211 29379; take more of the nation’s inflation. matters in the long run ments that powered the PH:PH: (864) (803) 427-3023. 734-3060 wealth and give less of And that meager rise in is measured by whether New Deal paved the way Richard Kirsch is a senior fellow at the FindUnion address: us322 Mt. Ver- it to the people who do personal income? It’s all enough Americans hold for broadly shared pros- Roosevelt Institute and the author of onlinenon Road, Union, S.C. 29379; Fighting for Our Health: The Epic Battle PH:www.uniondailytimes.com (864) 427-3023. the work. Their strategy going to the rich. jobs with decent pay and perity. What will it take to Make Health Care a Right in the United — and — is simple: employ fewer In addition to employing benefits. now? States. He’s also a senior adviser to people and pay them less. fewer workers, companies Working families and The answer, as it was USAction. 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All eral manager. The Union Daily Times is a member of the S.C. Press Association. © 2013 The Union Daily Times. Monday through Friday. corrections will appear on Page 2 at the bottom of the page. POLICIES Have lifestyles news? Call 427-1234 or e-mail [email protected] Friday,LIFESTYLES June 7, 2013, Union, S.C. — Page 5 Teen suffering My life as a frog from depression I have been told if you to enjoy the lifestyle we’d I just overspent consis- sities like food and gas. attempt to pop a frog into chosen. It was conve- tently, adding new debt You pay only the mini- a pot of boiling water, nient, socially acceptable to old debt and revolving mum payment on your Dear Annie: I am say? — Dinner Guest he’ll jump out every time. and amazingly simple. I all of it from month to credit card balance. a 16-year-old girl in or No? But if you put the little didn’t notice the gradual month. I paid the interest You’re behind in your high school. I have Dear Dinner Guest: fellow into a pot of cold rise in temperature. and fees but rarely so much to be thank- The rehearsal dinner is payments. water, set it on a low At some point, any principal and You frequently receive ful for, but recently, I specifically for the brid- flame, and warm it slow- our monthly credit seldom on time. have been feeling al party, immedi- late notices and pay late ly, he’ll sit back, relax and purchases exceed- Thankfully, I did fees. like something is ate family and the let you cook him to death. ed the amount we shed my amphibi- wrong with me. officiant. If the You’re at or over the The frog is so impressed could repay within ous nature and got limit on your credit cards. Quite frankly, I hosts can afford by the nice warm, cozy the grace period. out of a rolling boil. am depressed. I You cringe when the to include out- feeling he doesn’t pay Maybe I flinched In the full 13 years am always tired, phone rings. of-state guests attention to what’s going the first time we it took to repair the anxious and ner- Everyday Your credit report (related or not), on. Before he knows what “revolved” but soon mess, I learned that vous, and I have Cheapskate stinks. it is both gra- hit him — Bam! — fresh cozied up to the even if you don’t outrageous mood Mary Hunt You do not know how cious and appre- frog soup. warming condition. know exactly what swings. I have Annie’s much you owe or what ciated. However, For many years, I had By the time I was you’re doing, if lost all focus, Mailbox if there are many you spend on interest. frog mentality when it fully cooked, I’d accumu- you’re headed in the right ambition and such guests, it If things seem a little came to my fine assort- lated more than $100,000 direction, even the baby motivation, and can be beyond hotter than they should ment of credit cards. Oh, in unsecured debt, includ- steps count. sometimes it just hurts the means of the hosts be, I suggest you gather I was never so foolish as ing credit cards, personal Are things getting a to breathe. I hate to use to include them in the all your strength to per- to make a single credit loans, debt-consolidation little warm for you? You this as an excuse for rehearsal dinner. It is form a most unfrog-like card purchase for some- loans and installment could be close to the my grades, but I had appropriate, however, move: Get out! thing really big or expen- loans. Ouch! scalding point and com- been a straight-A stu- for them to provide sive like a boat or a car. You have no idea how pletely oblivious to that Ribbit. dent, and now I have some welcoming snack Not even I could tolerate many times I’ve asked condition. Perhaps it’s two C’s and a B. This or hospitality for all Mary Hunt is the founder of www. that boiling pot. myself how in the world time to take your tem- is unacceptable. I hate out-of-towners upon DebtProofLiving.com and author of 23 When I jumped into the I could have let that hap- perature. books, including her 2012 release, “7 disappointing my par- their arrival, since such pot, it was cool, a terrific pen. My only explanation Here’s a thermometer Money Rules for Life.” You can email her at ents. guests are unfamiliar environment filled with is that it happened a little of telltale signs to deter- [email protected], or write Along with the grades with nearby restaurants freedom and options. My bit at a time and so gradu- mine if you’re about to to Everyday Cheapskate, P.O. Box 2099, and the other symp- and might be arriving Cypress, CA 90630. To find out more credit cards bridged that ally I didn’t notice. get cooked. toms I mentioned, I am too late to eat at the about Mary Hunt and read her past col- tiny gap between what we I didn’t make unusually You use a credit card constantly having trou- hotel coffee shop. umns, please visit the Creators Syndicate ble eating and recently Dear Annie: I was had and what we needed large, exotic purchases. to buy day-to-day neces- Web page at www.creators.com. resorted to self-harm. moved to write after Suicidal thoughts also reading the letter from accompany this, as “California,” the man much as I hate to admit who felt so guilty about CALENDAR OF EVENTS it. I worry that if I a brief extramarital tell my parents, they affair he had 40 years SATURDAY, JUNE 8 elected at the May meeting, fol- Katie Paschall. Students will be will hate me. I don’t ago that he wanted to • The Class of 1963 of Sims lowed by additional planning for taught a variety of watercolor tech- have a teacher or coun- confess it to his chil- High School holds a planning the United States Flag Retirement niques during this week-long camp. selor I feel comfortable dren. meeting at New Horizon Christian Ceremony planned for July 4, just The camp will run through June 28 confiding in. None of My parents divorced Church in Union at 5 p.m. The before the Veterans Park fireworks and meet from 10 a.m.-12:30 p.m. my friends know, and in 1968, when I was class reunion will be September event. There will be no monthly at the UCAC gallery on Main Street I am scared that I will 13. I would respect my 2013. For more information meeting during July. in Union. The cost of the camp is do more damage to father more if he would • The Union County Board of $45 for UCAC members and $65 myself than I intend. contact Leslie Garner or Wade acknowledge that his School Trustees meets at 7 p.m. for non-members with a maximum Please help me. I hide Hampton. affairs were a signifi- in Room 600 of the Union County number of 15 for campers ages behind a smile every cant reason for the • The Union High School Class day, and I am so lost. of 1967 has a class reunion at Advanced Technology Center. 10-17. Call UCAC at 864-429-2817 divorce. Our mother for more information. — Depressed in Hiding told us, but didn’t use Veteran’s Park (Foster Park). Dear Depressed: it as part of the divorce Dinner and a live band are sched- TUESDAY, JUNE 11 Please tell your par- proceedings. I think uled. Contact Wayne Comer at • American Legion Post 87 SATURDAY, JUNE 29 ents you aren’t feeling she thought it was too 864-426-0978 for more details. meets in The Flats at 7 p.m. • “Betsy and Company” presents well and ask them to embarrassing. Dad a one day trip to Harrah’s Cherokee make an appointment married his girlfriend SUNDAY, JUNE 9 THURSDAY, JUNE 13 Casino Saturday. Departing from for you to see your six months later. • Descendants of C. Lester • The Torrington/Timken Jonesville Municipal Building at doctor. A lot of what Last summer, my and Martha V. Greer holds their Retirees meets at 6 p.m. at Andy’s 8:30 a.m. and the Old Walmart you are describing may 87-year-old father had annual reunion at Sardis United in Buffalo. parking lot at 9 a.m. Proceeds go have physiological ori- the nerve to tell me Methodist Church at 1 p.m. Each to the Relay for Life. Call 864-674- gins that can be treated that my mother was the family is asked to bring a well- 6799 for more information. (such as a hormonal one who wanted the FRIDAY, JUNE 14 filled basket. Plates, cups, and imbalance). You can divorce and he didn’t • Rebecca Penland Youth ONGOING EVENTS speak to the doctor know why. While you utensils will be furnished. Workshop at the Union County Arts Council’s gallery on Main Street • The Union County Recreation privately and tell him may think it would do needs coaches for T-Ball and what you told us. But MONDAY, JUNE 10 in Union from 9 a.m. until noon. more harm than good, Coach Pitch Baseball for its Youth please don’t be afraid to • The Town of Lockhart holds Three-hour pencil drawing work- I’d rather my father tell Baseball League. Anyone interested discuss this with your first reading of the municipal at 10 shop featuring Disney characters us than keep lying. — in coaching should come by the rec- parents. They love and S. a.m. at the town hall. for ages 7-12. $15 for UCAC mem- reation department at 111 Thomas care about you. They Dear S.: Your father • The Union County Clemson bers and $20 for non-members. Call St. and fill out a volunteer applica- may be worried, but had a long-term affair Club holds its annual membership UCAC at 864-429-2817 for more tion and a background check. Call they will want to help, that resulted in a meeting at the Clemson Extension information. Sam at 429-1670 for more informa- and you will feel better divorce. It is not the Building. Doors open at 5 p.m. Saturday, June 15 tion. confiding in them. same as a brief indis- with dinner at 6 p.m. catered by • The Union County Beekeepers Dear Annie: My cous- • “Painting with Coffee” meets cretion that was deeply The Bantam Club. Guest speak- Association meets at 12:30 p.m. at in is getting married in from 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. each regretted. And while er for the evening will be Keith the Stevens Apiary. Please call Jean another state. I have Tuesday at the Union County Arts Dad should not lie or Adams assistant coach and for- Pennas at 864-426-6660 if you plan four other relatives in blame your mother, it’s Council’s Gallery on Main Street in mer NFL player. Adams was All to attend. my city, and we are possible that, at the Union. Any artist working in any planning to go togeth- age of 87, he no lon- American Tiger linebacker from medium can attend this informal er, even though we’ve ger clearly remembers 1998-2000. All prospective mem- MONDAY, JUNE 17 group of like-minded artists. Call seen this cousin only a the reason behind the bers are urged to attend. There • “Monday Night Music” at the UCAC at 864-429-2817 for more few times in our lives. divorce. will be a “super” door prize UCAC Gallery on Main Street in information. The wedding is on awarded to a lucky Tiger fan. Union from 6:30-8:30 p.m. All musi- • The Union County Recreation a Sunday evening, and Annie’s Mailbox is written by Kathy • The commissioners of the cians playing any type of music Department is accepting new stu- we’d arrive on Saturday Mitchell and Marcy Sugar, longtime Housing Authority of Union meets are invited to attend. The public afternoon. If there is editors of the Ann Landers column. dents for its After-School Program. Please email your questions to at 5:30 p.m. at 201 Porter St. is invited to listen for free. Call a rehearsal dinner on Registration fee and weekly fees [email protected], • The Union County Arts UCAC at 864-429-2817 for more charged. Students ages 5-12 years Saturday night, should or write to: Annie’s Mailbox, c/o Council’s Writers’ Group meets information. old are picked up from Foster Park, we be included as Creators Syndicate, 737 3rd Street, from 6-8 p.m. at the UCAC Gallery out-of-town relatives? Hermosa Beach, CA 90254. To find Monarch and Buffalo elementary on Main Street in Union. Meeting We’re already spending out more about Annie’s Mailbox THURSDAY, JUNE 20 schools, and Sims Middle School. a great deal of money and read features by other Creators is open to the public. Call UCAC • The Good Neighbors Garden Homework help, snacks and extra Syndicate writers and cartoonists, at 864-429-2817 for more informa- Club meets at Andy’s in Buffalo at on airfare and hotel visit the Creators Syndicate Web activities are offered. Call Jessica at rooms. What do you page at www.creators.com. tion. 1 p.m. 429-1670 or visit www.unionscrec. • The American Legion Post com for more information. 22 of Union will have its regular FRIDAY, JUNE 21 • Union County Council holds monthly meeting. The meeting • Rebecca Penland Youth its regular monthly meeting the will be held in its usual location Workshop at the Union County Arts second Tuesday of each month at in Foster Park in the Legion Hut Council’s gallery on Main Street 5:30 p.m. in the Grand Jury Room at 120 Scenic Drive. Starting at 6 in Union from 9 a.m. until noon. of the Union County Courthouse. p.m., a meal will be served, with Three-hour still life using pastels The dates for the 2013 meetings are voluntary contributions towards for ages 7-12. $15 for UCAC mem- June 11, July 9, Aug. 13, Sept. 10, the cost much appreciated. At bers and $20 for non-members. Call Oct. 8, Nov. 12 and Dec. 10. approximately 6:30 p.m.,there UCAC at 864-429-2817 for more will be a presentation by a guest information. 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Jacquelene Bigar’s Horoscope HAPPY BIRTHDAY for Friday, June HHH You might decide to take the 7, 2013: lead in a project, as you’ll note a theme zITS Jerry Scott and Jim Borgman This year you attract new people. of chaos running throughout the day. Stop and think before you confide in Investigate what could be the root of someone and tell him or her things that this issue. Consider that you might not normally would take you years to reveal. be hearing others clearly. The haze sur- Remember that trust is a gift, and time rounds you, too! Tonight: Celebrate the is on your side. If you are single, this weekend. person could be someone you might LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22) start to date. Still, use caution. If you are HHHH Listen to news with a bit attached, you notice how often you and of cynicism. Your sixth sense kicks in your sweetie are on different planes. when you sense that something is off You don’t need to do anything about it -- or not adding up. Confirm facts and ask just be aware. GEMINI understands you questions, as your sources might not as if you were born in the same family. realize that they are giving out distorted The Stars Show the Kind of Day information. Tonight: Try reading the tea You’ll Have: 5-Dynamic; 4-Positive; leaves. 3-Average; 2-So-so; 1-Difficult SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) THE FAMILY CIRCUS ARIES (March 21-April 19) HHH You’ll want to rethink a per- CONCEPTIS SUDOKU HHH You might not be aware of the sonal matter. This could be difficult, Bil Keane confusion that surrounds you. You feel as someone might refuse to leave you by Dave Green centered and focused. Use caution with alone. Trust that the right moment will all your energy, as others simply are appear, perhaps in a few days. By then, not on the same page. Make it a point you will have new information. Tonight: to really listen to a friend or loved one. Grab your favorite person, and go cel- Confirm all meetings. Tonight: Count on ebrate the weekend. intensity. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21) TAURUS (April 20-May 20) HHHH You might think that you HHH Whatever a boss or par- have solid plans, but so many invita- ent says, he or she means. How this tions will appear that you could need to person delivers the message might make an adjustment. Whatever you are change, but the words will remain the doing, make sure that all parties are on same. Don’t be surprised if you witness the same page. Confirm meeting times a minor display of frustration. The smart and place just in case. Tonight: Be rea- Bull will say little. Tonight: Maintain a sonable. sense of humor. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) GEMINI (May 21-June 20) HHH Recognize your limits, as you HHHH Others could associate your start what you think is a very normal dynamic personality with many differ- day. Apparently, others already seem ent experiences. Should you choose to have bypassed their work schedule DENNIS THE MENACE to reveal your fiery side, for example, for Friday plans. The reason might not people might link you to high-energy be as important as you recognizing the Hank Ketchum situations. Do not take any comments issue. Tonight: Do whatever makes you personally. Tonight: TGIF! Start your feel good. weekend now! AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18) CANCER (June 21-July 22) HHHH While others might act con- HHH If you can take the day off, fused -- or in some cases, ornery -- you do. Take a walk by the water in order are caught up in your efforts of pleasing to center yourself. Choose this type of a loved one. You will have to decide experience, and you’ll bypass much of what should be done and what should the confusion that marks today. Use be left for a rainy day. A child could caution with others, and be aware make you laugh. Tonight: Keep sponta- that their words speak of the moment. neity a high priority. Tonight: Keep your distance. PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20) LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) HHHH Much is likely to wash right HHHHH Focus on friendship. Let over you, which will prevent you from your imagination play into the moment. seeing clearly now. You might not want Your fiery side might emerge when to deal with what is coming up. Use dealing with a friend who seems to caution around a display of anger. You stomp all over your plans. Consider this might be far more vulnerable than you behavior a manifestation of this per- are aware. Tonight: Home is where the son’s confusion. Tonight: Where your heart is. friends are. Jacqueline Bigar is on the Internet VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) at www.jacquelinebigar.com.

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This does not and always there to help to have chemo, having some flowers on my hill- ly visit with my chiro- lot of you have called or have anything to do with side, which is my back practor, Dr. Bridgett each other. It could be neighbors take turns driv- come by the Town Hall Lockhart Town Hall or yard. I went to town and Sherman. and as I was that way again. If you live ing you and holding your questioning this. this ordinance. after looking and looking lying on the wonderful next to an elderly or dis- head while you are sick 1. These men did not When I started on from it. But, if you look at all the plants in the rolling pin, heated bed, come to our town meet- council with Greasy and abled person, maybe you store, I came home with I was thinking how this could carry trash away around you, you live in ing to hear exactly what Nancy Lawson, Greasy such a place. Lockhart. my purchases. 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Over Whitehead said her deci- Whitehead said her expe- there they use water that sion to participate in riences there helped her hasn’t been treated and them grew out of a love decide what she wanted it’s scarce. In this water of travel she developed to do with her life. there’s different parasites when she traveled to “The summer before and bacteria they can’t do Europe as a teenager. my senior year of col- anything about, they have “My dad gave me the lege I went to Africa to use that water.” traveling bug when I with the biology depart- While she’d originally was 15 with a trip to ment,” Whitehead said. planned to go to medical Europe,” Whitehead said “We went there to study school to become a doc- during a visit home this East African mammals. tor, Whitehead said her week. “We went to the We were in Tanzania trip to Tanzania started United Kingdom, France, and we saw elephants, her thinking about public Switzerland, and Italy. So giraffes, zebras, monkeys health and what she could when I went to PC I knew and wildebeests. The wil- do to help the people of I wanted to study over- debeests were actually Tanzania and other tropi- seas and that’s why I took migrating while we were cal countries in the area advantage of the Ireland there. I saw so many of of public health. She said trip and the Tanzania them that I got tired of this is what lead her to trip.” seeing wildebeests. change her plans and to Whitehead took the “We were really lucky attend Tulane University’s The purpose of their trip to Tanzania was to give Whitehead and her fellow students the opportunity trip to Ireland as part of because we got to see School of Public Health to study the mammals of East Africa. One of the animals they observed in Tanzania’s Serengetti her studies as an English both a leopard and a and Tropical Medicine. National Park was this leopard which seems to be watching them as intently as they were no doubt major. Of all her trips cheetah, which is really “They are the only watching it. overseas, Whitehead said rare,” she said. “They’re school in the United the trip to Ireland was very elusive animals and States that does tropical to help lots of people at the scariest, especially normally if they hear a medicine,” Whitehead the same time.” one night spent in the humvee coming they run said. “At first I chose Whitehead said people troubled northern part of and get out of there.” public health because often ask why these pro- the country. The more than two I knew nothing about grams don’t just give peo- “The summer before weeks she spent in it. I’d always been very ple medicine to “knock my junior year I went Tanzania also gave biologically-based, look- out” the disease. She said to Ireland to study lit- Whitehead the oppor- ing at medicine from the that while this seems erature,” Whitehead said. tunity to meet many individual point of view. like a simple solution, it “We started in Dublin and Tanzanians whose hos- I never had looked at ignores the realities of then basically we went pitality and friendliness health from a population life in Africa. around the perimeter of reminded her of the peo- standpoint. “In Africa there are Ireland. We went from ple of Union County. “I was going to go to companies that will pro- Dublin to Cork at the “Everyone one we met medical school and a doc- duce counterfeit drugs Another of the mammals Whitehead and her fellow students base of Ireland. Then we was extremely hospita- tor can only treat one per- and these are offered observed was this lion who apparently chose to ignore them went back up to Galway ble, it reminded me of son at a time,” she said. at a cheaper price than and take a nap. In addition to the lion, Whitehead and her fellow and that’s in the Republic home,” Whitehead said. “Now, the field that I’m the ones that actually students also observed a leopard and a cheetah in Tanzania’s Serengetti Park. of Ireland. “Everyone we met would in, public health, looks at have the correct amount “Then we went into invite you into their how to treat large popu- of chemicals in them,” northern Ireland to home.” lations of people at the Whitehead said. “If you’re Londonderry,” she said. Among the peoples of same time.” a family that lives on less “While we were there Tanzania are the Maasai Whitehead said the than a dollar a day, which everything we saw was who, when Whitehead degree she received from drug are you going to buy paraphernalia associ- and her fellow PC stu- Tulane’s School of Public for your children. ated with the IRA (Irish dents visited their vil- Health and Tropical “Another problem is Republican Army). The lage, offered their guests Medicine means she can that the main symptom second night we were in a traditional drink of now work with the World people associate with Londonderry two bombs freshly-drawn cow’s blood Health Organization, malaria is fever,” she went off and we never mixed with warm milk. UNICEF, and any other said. “The problem is figured out who set As any good guest would, type of non-profit organi- there are several patho- them off or why they set Whitehead accepted the zation implementing pub- gens that cause a fever so them off, we just left and hospitality of her hosts lic health programs. why would you spend all went to Belfast. Belfast and had a drink. “A professor of mine your money on malaria was even worse than “It’s pretty good,” she is currently working in medication when you can Londonderry.” said. Eritrea with a malaria buy cheaper drugs.” The southern part of While she enjoyed the program,” Whitehead Whitehead said the Ireland, however, was as hospitality of its people said. “What that program main problem with the beautiful as the northern and found the country is doing is it treats dif- cheaper, counterfeit ver- part was scary. to be very beautiful, ferent villages by distrib- sion of the drugs is that “The lower part of Whitehead could not uting insecticide-treated they make it easier for Ireland is beautiful,” stop thinking about the nets. After you’ve distrib- the diseases they are sup- Whitehead said. “If you problems Tanzania faces, uted those nets you take posed to treat to develop ever see a movie set in especially in terms of malaria rates from before a resistance to them and, Ireland it is rolling hills public health. the program and compare more importantly, to the with sheep. That’s just “When I came back I them to rates after you’ve real medications. This giraffe and two zebras were also among the animals exactly what it looks really couldn’t stop think- distributed the nets. This “There’s still a small like.” ing about the people is done over a course of Whitehead and her fellow students observed during their trip to amount of the chemical Tanzania. Whitehead’s next trip there and the health sys- years. This is an example in the pill,” Whitehead overseas was to Tanzania tems in those countries,” of a program you can do said. “You have this base- line of treatment in your system and the parasite is becoming used to that baseline so it becomes resistant.” It is these kinds of prob- lems and the programs meant to address them that Whitehead will be dealing with as she pur- sues her calling in public health and tropical medi- cine. Even though she’s graduated, Whitehead A baby elephant and an adult elephant seem indifferent to the is continuing to prepare humans taking their picture as they make their way across the for this by working in plain in Serengeti National Park, Tanzania. Tulane’s entomology lab. “The main reason I’m doing this is to gain lab experience in order to This is the Cliffs of Moher near Galway, Ireland which Whitehead and her fellow students visited while studying literature in the country. apply for a doctorate pro- gram,” Whitehead said. “They are very particu- Friday Evening June 7, 2013 lar about that and you 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 12:00 12:30 ABC Shark Tank What Would You Do? 20/20 Local Jimmy Kimmel Live Nightline need so much experience CBS Undercover Boss Hawaii Five-0 Blue Bloods Local Late Show Letterman Ferguson before they’ll admit you NBC Dateline NBC Rock Center Local Tonight Show w/Leno J. 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Call Tiffany at 427-1234 ext. 25 or e-mail [email protected] or [email protected] Friday,SPORTS June 7, 2013, Union, S.C. — Page 10 RiverRats win two, lose two in tournament Tiffany Grady-Hudgins at the Under Armour “The boys are adjust- Sports Editor Southeast Regional held ing pretty well with at the Timken Sports this being our first year UNION — After see- Complex. competing in 13U,” said ing the first two travel The RiverRats won Parks. “We still have a ball tournaments of the two and lost two. lot to learn but we’re season halted due to rain, “I’ve told them that getting there. We have the 13U RiverRats base- winning is good — a good group of kids on ball team completed four everyone wants to win this team and as long as Photos submitted games this past weekend championships — but our most important goal they continue to work Members of the Muddogs travel ball team display the championship rings and plaque they received hard we will be just fine.” after winning last weekend’s USSSA tournament. Pictured: Connor Mitchell, Kaleb Small, Lucas as coaches is to teach Austin, Jake Stroud, Cody Harris, T.T. Kershaw, Zach Humphries, Bryan Good, Michael Purdie, Nick these young men the Parks is joined on the Bailey and Mason Melton. Not pictured: Peyton Deskins game of baseball the cor- coaching staff by Dennis rect way,” said RiverRats Cooper, Matt Latham and Coach John Parks. “We Ronnie “Bop” Latham. want them to be the “Coach Bop, from Muddogs win division championship best they can be. Then day one, has said TLC, the championships will which is Trust, Love, UNION — The Carolina come.” and Communicate,” said Muddogs went 3-1 over In game one of the tour- Parks. “And that now the weekend and were nament, the RiverRats seems to be our motto. crowned the 12U USSSA came up short in a 3-2 Southeast Regional Gold He has said it over and loss to the Palmetto over, ‘If you don’t have Division Champions. On Raptors. Later in the day, Saturday, the Muddogs those three things, then the Rats claimed their we don’t have a team.’” defeated the Upstate first win of the season, The 13U RiverRats are Yankees 13-0 and then lost 6-5, over the Warriors. to the Carolina Braves, On Sunday, the scheduled to participate 8-4. RiverRats met the their next tournament On Sunday, the Dogs saw Raptors for the second on June 22 and 23. the Braves in a rematch time of tournament play On Thursday, July 18, of the second game. This Photo by Misti Burr and fell, 4-2 before fin- the RiverRats will hold a time, the Union County- Trey Parks connects on a pitch ishing strong with a 10-2 fundraiser at Pizza Inn in based team took a 6-1 during a weekend travel ball win over the Mauldin Hillcrest (Spartanburg) win to set up the cham- tournament. Mavs. from 5-8 p.m. pionship game versus the District 5 Rebels. In the tournament fina-  le, the Muddogs routed the Rebels, 11-2 to earn the division title. The Muddogs are coached by Frank presents Humphries, Scottie T.T. Kershaw comes off the field after the third out during a game Burris, and Pat Beacham. this past weekend. Mary Alice Monroe NY Times bestselling author and Today’s Needs… Tomorrow’s Dreams Wednesday, June19, 2013 12:00 pm in Stephenson Dining Hall • Lunch Provided

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