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PostSINGAPORE (AP) —Summit, A day after when he bestowed a new Pompeo legitimacy on tributes just months before.Briefing Trump re- ans were alarmed. AsianJae-in ThursdayAllies morning to discuss the their historic summit, Donald Trump Kim’s rule and agreed, at Pyongyang’s peatedly praised Kim’s negotiating “The United States is our ally, so the summit. Japanese Foreign Minister Taro and Kim Jong Un returned to their re- request, to end war games with Seoul skills and their new relationship and ex- joint military drills are still necessary to Kono is also heading to Seoul and is spective strongholds today — but to far that the allies had long portrayed as cru- pressed hope for “a bright new future” maintain our relationship with the due to meet with Pompeo and his South different receptions. cial to Asian safety. for Kim’s impoverished nation. U.S.,” said Lee Jae Sung, from Incheon. Korean counterpart. Pompeo, the for- In Pyongyang, the North Korean au- As the top U.S. diplomat jetted to But there were worries, especially in “I think they will be continued for a mer CIA director, then plans to fly to tocrat woke up to state media’s enthusi- South Korea for follow-up talks today, Tokyo and Seoul, which both have huge while.” Beijing to update the Chinese govern- astic claims of a victorious meeting much of Asia was still trying to process U.S. military presences, about Trump U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo ment on the talks. with the U.S. president; photos of him the whirlwind events of the day before. agreeing to halt U.S. military exercises arrived at Osan Air Base south of Seoul On the issue the world has been most standing side-by-side with Trump on There was, at times, a surreal quality with South Korea, which the North has from Singapore today. He’s expected to fixated on — North Korea’s pursuit of a the world stage were splashed across to the carefully staged, five-hour meet- long claimed were invasion prepara- meet privately in the evening with Gen. nuclear arsenal meant to target the en- newspapers. Trump, meanwhile, faced ing of two men who’d been threatening tions. That concession to Kim appeared Vincent Brooks, commander of U.S. tire U.S. mainland — Trump and Kim questions about whether he gave away each other with nuclear war and insult- to catch the Pentagon and officials in Forces Korea. signed a joint statement that contained a too much in return for far too little ing each other’s mental and physical at- Seoul off guard, and some South Kore- Pompeo will meet President Moon (see BRIEFINGS, page 12) WCHS Grad Rate Sexual Misconduct Is Big Baptist Issue Among Students DALLAS (AP) — The South- The agenda in Dallas did not ern Baptist Convention opened include any reconsideration of its annual national meeting the SBC’s doctrine of “comple- Tuesday with the denomina- mentarianism,” which espouses With Disabilities tion’s all-male leadership grap- male leadership in the home and pling with the fallout of multiple in the church and says a wife “is sexual misconduct cases. to submit herself graciously to Up By 13 Points! With virtually no opposition, the servant leadership of her New ‘Find Your Path’ Program, delegates at the meeting adopted husband.” resolutions condemning any sex- However, the pastor elected Infusion Of Additional Support ual misconduct by SBC minis- Tuesday as the SBC’s new presi- ters, urging more action to dent — J.D. Greear — is among Staff Catalysts For Improvement prevent “all forms of abuse,” numerous SBC leaders saying A sharp rise — a quantum the Children’s Initiative meeting and encouraging abuse victims the doctrine needs to be ob- leap — in the Ware County High in April at Coastal Pines Techni- to contact civil authorities to served in a way that’s respectful School graduation rate among cal College. seek protection and support. of women and encourages them students with disabilities is owed The increase in the graduation In a late addition to the pro- to play an active role in church to a fresh strategy in a new pro- rate is due in large part to the gram, the SBC announced that affairs. gram introduced within the Ca- support for students in the Find Vice President Mike Pence In a recent video posted on reer, Technical and Agricultural Your Path (FYP) within the would address the meeting Facebook, Greear said the Education (CTAE) curriculum. CTAE program, officials said. today. In Tuesday’s opening ses- church has hurt itself by exclud- The rate of graduation for stu- The Find Your Path program sion, a delegate from Virginia, ing women from top leadership dents with disabilities increased was developed by Kim Gibson, Garrett Kell, sought to cancel posts. 13 percentage points from 58.5 parent mentor for the Ware Pence’s address and replace it Complementarianism “is bib- in 2016 to 71.9 percent in 2017. school system. Gibson, along with a time of prayer, but the lical and we need to honor that A rate that far exceeds the state with Stacie Sheys, Ware County motion was defeated. ... but at the same time recognize target of 54.5 percent reflects High School special education “Many of our minority broth- that God has gifted women with the largest gain in recent history, coordinator, led the effort, which ers and sisters will be especially spiritual gifts,” he said. “We say Ware school officials. involves coordination between hurt by this invitation,” said need to be as committed to rais- The special education depart- students, parents, tutors, voca- Kell, who warned the SBC ing them up in leadership and ment of the Ware County schools tional rehabilitation services and SPECIAL PHOTO against associating with any par- ministries as we are to our revealed the improvement in its key personnel working at Coastal Zackery James, a Ware High 11th grader, thanks special ticular administration holding sons.” annual report to stakeholders at (see GRAD, page 10) ed coordinator Stacie Sheys for her attentive instruction. power in Washington. (see BAPTISTS, page 13) New Wildfire Erupts Near Colorado House GOP To

SkiDENVER Resorts, (AP) — A wildfire erupted Leading Tuesday closed To to the publicEvacuations to try to prevent additional Offer Two Bills in an area of Colorado known for its ski resorts, fires. The 416 Fire north of Durango in southwest forcing the evacuation of more than 1,300 homes Colorado has burned about 36 square miles and is and marking the latest in a series of blazes that partially contained. No homes have been lost. On Immigration have ignited in the drought-stricken U.S. West. It’s burning in the Four Corners region where WASHINGTON (AP) — House Republicans The fire in central Colorado had burned only Colorado, New Mexico, Arizona and Utah meet are considering next steps on two immigration about 100 acres but was dangerously close to two that is at the center of a large patch of exceptional bills after GOP leaders persuaded moderate Re- densely populated housing developments near the drought. Much of the U.S. West is experiencing publicans to drop their renegade effort to force town of Silverthorne, about 60 miles west of Den- some level of drought. votes on legislation that would have protected ver. More than 900 firefighters were dealing with young “Dreamer” immigrants with a path to citi- “This area, there is a lot of homes that are rough and inaccessible terrain, and residents of zenship. pretty tightly packed together,” U.S. Forest Serv- more than 2,000 homes have been forced to evac- Instead, leaders reached a deal with moderates ice spokesman Adam Bianchi said. “Being a re- uate since the flames ignited June 1. and conservatives that will allow two votes on sort town, there’s a need for a lot of housing and Meanwhile, additional firefighters were headed other bills, starting as soon as next week. there’s only so much available space for good to Wyoming to work on a wildfire that has ex- Moderates were promised a vote on a compro- land to build on.” ploded in size and prompted evacuations near the mise immigration plan, which remains a work in Bianchi said the Buffalo Fire had come to Colorado border. progress but will likely include a citizenship path- within about 200 yards of a subdivision that in- The Badger Creek Fire grew rapidly Monday way for the young immigrants who have been liv- cludes condos, apartments and pricey homes. The because of strong winds and dry conditions and ing in the country illegally since they were closest ski resort to the fire, Keystone, is about 8 had scorched about 3.6 square miles of mostly children. Conservatives were guaranteed a vote on miles away and across a large reservoir. beetle-killed forest. Several small communities of their favored approach, which provides a path to About 50 firefighters were battling the blaze permanent and seasonal residences were ordered legal status but not citizenship. initially, but more were on the way, along with evacuated, but no buildings were burned. With a truce between the GOP’s factions, House heavy air tankers and helicopters. Large wildfires also forced evacuations farther Republicans were set to meet behind closed doors “I was absolutely shocked by how fast it west. Wednesday to assess the process forward on an spread,” Silverthorne resident Jake Schulman told In central Utah, a wildfire fed by dry conditions AP PHOTO issue that has divided the party for years — and The Summit Daily after spotting the fire while and swift winds consumed more than 10 square that leaders worried would damage the GOP ahead The Summit County Sheriffʼs Department hiking. miles and burned a cabin. The Trail Mountain Fire of the election season. officers and neighbors evacuate a boy “There were big black rolling clouds coming began as a prescribed burn but grew out of control A spokeswoman for Speaker Paul Ryan, R-Wis., (among others) as a wildfire approaches a off it and it had gotten to the edge of the forest, last week. AshLee Strong, announced the decision late Tues- neighborhood near Silverthorne, Colo. right next to the neighborhood,” he added. A wildfire burning grass and brush in central day after a bargaining session with the lawmakers The fire had not destroyed any homes as of Washington threatened several dozen homes and large homes. from the GOP’s conservative and moderate fac- Tuesday night. other infrastructure, while more than 250 fire- The latest fires are stoking fears that a dry win- tions ended without agreement on a single package Colorado’s largest blaze also kept burning in fighters raced to the hills overlooking Los Ange- ter will lead to a dangerous fire season this sum- all sides could support. the San Juan National Forest, which has been les to battle a blaze in thick brush surrounded by mer in the West. (see IMMIGRATION, page 12)

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In the early ’70s I attended the Brunel Street ObituariesObituaries Church of God in Waycross where the Rev. Gerald Faith Waycross, and Debbie Sweat Friday at Jamestown Baptist Lee was pastor. He and his wife were from South Norma Gillis Wheeler Smith (husband, William) of Or- Carolina and he had been sent to Waycross as dis- Norma Gillis Wheeler, 87, died Church. Motivation ange Park, Fla.; three grandchil- trict overseer. Tuesday morning (June 12, 2018) Burial will follow in Kettle at the Baptist Village Retirement dren, Sirena Howell Cady Creek Cemetery. Brother Lee was country and Waycross received By ‘Brother Jake’ him and his family with open arms. I enjoyed his Communities. (husband, Trent), of Waycross, The family will receive friends heaven-sweet, hell-hot attitude and his delivery Guest Columnist She was a na- Alexis Taylor, of Blackshear, and 6 until 8 p.m. Thursday at Music message was right on. tive and lifelong Kristopher “K.C.” Hancock, of Funeral Home. Even though people receive the Holy Ghost at resident of Fernandina Beach, Fla.; a great- Music Funeral Home is in conversion, a person has to learn how to allow the Ware County granddaughter, Tabitha Cady charge of arrangements. Holy Ghost control in leading, guarding and protec- law Laura had taken the family to St. Simons for a and a member Barnard (husband, Rocky), of Sympathy may be expressed by tion. It is a daily process of sanctification. Having business vacation and she came by. My wife Dottie of Winona Park Waycross, a great-great- signing the online registry at been raised in the another denominational church at- insisted she spend the night and we grilled. The next U nited granddaughter, Peytan Barnard, of www.musicfuneralhome.com mosphere we knew the Word of God but little about day we took her to Waycross to visit Donald and Methodist Waycross; and numerous nieces, the control of the Holy Ghost. After years of being Sister Edna Dukes who were attending Brunel at the Church. She at- nephews and other relatives. Robert Lee Harris mentoring I fully surrendered. time they were pastoring. Sister Dukes was preach- tended South Wheeler Memorial donations may be Robert Lee Harris, 65, of Alma, made to the Okefenokee Lions Wewillneverarrivetotheplaceofperfectionbut ing at the time I attended and I was blessed to attend Georgia Col- passed away Monday (June 11, lege and was a Club, P.O. Box 673 Waycross, Ga. with God’s guidance we all can grow daily. God some of her services. She was one of the first 2018) at St. Joseph Hospital in Sa- partner along with her husband at 31502-0673 or to Mattie’s Mis- used Brother Lee and his wife mightily in my life women preachers, if not the first, I heard. I was vannah. Best Rexall Drug Store and River- sion, P.O. Box 2211, Waycross, until they moved. truly blessed by her sermons. HewasbornJan.20,1953to side Pharmacy. Ga. 31502-2211. They left Waycross for other churches. In recent IwasbroughtupthinkingGodcouldonlyusea Ona Lee Rivers and Jerry Harris She was also partners with her A funeral will be held at 1 p.m. years, and after some 40 years had passed since man, but why do we limit God to think that He can’t Sr. brothers in Dounoco Land Com- Friday at Music Funeral Home Brunel Street, I learned he was pastoring the Turn- use whoever is available? He used a fish one time, a The family is receiving friends pany and was a former member of Chapel. Burial will be in the Wa- erville Church of God so I visited. Right off, we rooster one time and a donkey one time. Why not a at the residence of his daughter, Lyman Hall DAR, Cherokee Gar- ters Cemetery in Pierce County. took up our friendship like it was just yesterday. woman? He’s God. I think He can use who He wills. Stacey Batton, 218 Foxhill Road, You never forget the people in your life who have Anyway, she delivered God’s Word with boldness den Club, Pink Lady Auxiliary of The family will receive friends Satilla Regional Medical Center from 12 noon until the funeral Douglas. added — and still do contribute — worth. and the Spirit of God brought signs and wonders as A complete list of survivors will About two years ago Brother Lee passed away people were blessed and souls were born into the and the Waycross Exchange Club. time. She was a daughter of the late be announced at a later time. and I was honored to help with his eulogy. family of God. Sympathy may be expressed by Tot Gillis and Rose Mae Courson The memorial service is sched- IhadabadexperienceinthemilitaryalthoughI She insisted we eat and, what do you know? She signing the online registry at Gillis. She was married to the late uled for Friday at 2 p.m. in the had an experience with the Holy Ghost who encour- had roast beef, which is my favorite dish. I believe www.musicfuneralhome.com Aubrey Wheeler. chapel of Rainge. aged and strengthened me. It was the teachings and God had her cook that just for me for making this Music Funeral Home is in She is survived by her three Condolences may be expressed wisdom God gave Brother and Sister Lee that visit happen. charge of arrangements children, Wanda Morton (Tandy), online at www.raingememori- opened my understanding as to how the Holy Ghost It was good to see some of her children again, of Waycross, Nancy Slaughter alchapelinc.com isafriendcloserthanafriend. Denise and Donna, and a church friend, Deloris (Tate), of Savannah, and Dr. Geraldine Weathersbee Rainge Memorial Chapel Fu- Their oldest son, Terrell, is preaching now, God Yarbrough were there. Geraldine Weathersbee, 90, died George A. Wheeler (Trina), of neral Home of Blackshear is in anointing him to help others like his parents helped We are all in the family of God through Jesus Tuesday morning (June 12, 2018) Waycross; six grandchildren, Nena charge of arrangements. me. When your insides are torn out and nothing Christ and fellowship is family. Thanks again all for at her residence in Jamestown after Morton Spearman (Edward), of seems to work, thank God for people of faith who IfeelGoddidthisforme. an extended illness. Atlanta, Joe Morton, of Austin, will stand strong for you. Faith is the glue that holds She was a native and lifelong Texas, Annie Slaughter, of Savan- Larry Calvin Moody our lives together ( Matthew 5:16). IamBrotherJake(DavidJacobs)ofBrantley resident of Ware County. She re- Larry Calvin Moody, 70, died nah, Aubrey Wheeler, of Way- Our blessed surprised visit came this week when Countyandtogetherwecanmakeadifferencewith tired from St. Regis Paper Com- suddenly Tuesday (June 12, 2018) cross, Jay Slaughter, of Savannah, Sister Lee came to visit. Her son and daughter-in- God’s help! pany as a secretary and she was a at his residence in Waycross. and Hannah Wheeler, of Way- Arrangements are incomplete cross; three great-grandchildren, longtime member of Jamestown Baptist Church. and will be announced later by Addie Tomlinson, Edward Spear- Music Funeral Home. man and Ben Spearman, all of At- She was preceded in death by lanta; two brothers, Dougal Gillis her parents, James Alexander Made-For-TV Summit Puts (Olivia), of Waycross, and Con- Buchanan and Willie Cornelius Solomon Troutman Sr. way Gillis (Ann), of Waycross; a Anderson Buchanan, her husband, Solomon Troutman Sr., 92, died sister-in-law, Connie Wheeler, of Paul Edsel Weathersbee Sr., her Tuesday morning (June 12, 2018) ShowmanGUAM(AP)—Fromthestagedhandshakebefore Trumptical world. In To Kim, Spotlight an autocratic leader reviled by Alma; and numerous nieces and son, Paul Edsel Weathersbee Jr., at Memorial Satilla Health, Way- awatchingworld,tothedebutofaninfomercial most of the international community, it represented a nephews. one great-granddaughter, Mattie cross after an illness. about an imagined North Korea, the summit between play for international legitimacy though a public Afuneralwillbeheld3p.m. Elizabeth Goble, one great-grand- Funeral arrangements are in- President Donald Trump and Kim Jong Un was a greeting with the leader of the free world. Friday at Winona Park United son, Tyler McClure, two sisters, complete and will be announce made-for-the-cameras production. Both were aware that the once-unthinkable meet- Methodist Church. Burial will fol- Margie Rouse and Maudina later by Fluker Funeral Home. While the Singapore sit-down at a luxury resort ing between a sitting U.S. president and a North Ko- low in Oakland Cemetery. Mason, and one brother, James purported to be a serious conversation about a rising rean leader was a media blockbuster, drawing The family will receive friends “Bill” Buchanan. Survivors include two daugh- Henry Grady Herndon nuclear standoff, it was as much an opportunity for journalists from around the world, international view- Friday afternoon at the church AgravesideserviceforHenry ters, Barbara Goble (Bobby), of two decidedly unorthodox leaders to put on a show. ers and mobs of cellphone-waving onlookers in the starting at 1:30. Grady Herndon was held Tuesday Waycross, and Judy Parsons (Joe), From its start, the men embraced the power of the Asian city-state chosen for their sit-down. The In lieu of flowers, the family re- morning at Oakland Cemetery of Cleveland, Tenn.; seven grand- image over the substance, both keenly aware that the buildup was filled with cliffhangers, from the name- quests donations made in her with Brother Jarrod Everson offi- children, Desiree McClure (Allen), eyes of the world were fixated right where they’d in- calling to Trump’s first shocking announcement they memory to Winona Park United ciating. GiGi Goble, Rob Goble (Tina), tended: on them. would meet, to its sudden cancellation and resurrec- Methodist Church, 900 N. Augusta Music Funeral Home was in Katlyn Weathersbee, Paul Weath- Each moment of the high-stakes summit at a lux- tion. Ave., Waycross, Ga. 31503. charge of arrangements. ury resort on a Singapore island appeared designed Historians were quick to point out the joint state- Sympathy may be expressed by ersbee III (Marilyn), Katryna for the cameras. Just after its start, both men walked ment the two leaders signed was actually far less de- signing the online registry at Chapman and Alison Stump; 9 toward each other from opposite ends of a colonnade, tailed than those struck with North Korea in the past, www.musicfuneralhome.com great-grandchildren, Scott Mc- pausing before a row of alternating U.S. and North the same ones that Trump has repeatedly derided for Music Funeral Home is in Clure (Danielle), Blake McClure Korean flags for a lengthy handshake as cameras ending in failure and perpetuating the nuclear threat. charge of the arrangements. (Celina), Noah McClure, Hayli flashed and video and photos were beamed around Trump immediately sold the deal — on television. Sellers (Tyler), Millie Goble, Tate the world. He appeared before hundreds of journalists at a news Myrtle Lee Thrift Sweat Goble, Bryan Chapman, David The image alone had deep, historic import, and conference, the sort of free-wheeling media session Myrtle Lee Thrift Sweat, 92, Chapman and Victoria Stump; surreal quality that even the leaders couldn’t ignore. that he’s determinedly avoided for most of his presi- died Tuesday morning (June 12, three great-great-grandchildren, “I think the entire world is watching this moment,” dency. It wasn’t a surprise that he took his message to 2018) at Memorial Satilla Health Abigail McClure, Brianna Mc- Kim said through an interpreter, comparing it to fan- unabashed supporter Sean Hannity for a Fox News in Waycross following a brief ill- Clure and Josie Sellers; and nu- tasy and a “science fiction movie.” Channel interview, but he also sat down with ABC ness. merous nieces and nephews. Others thought of a different genre. 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It’s A: When Jesus came into the Coupleʼs Plans Hit A Snag why he decided that for the sequel, world over 2,000 years ago, He “Incredibles 2,” a buoyant and was born in an obscure corner Over Detour To A Strip Club quick-witted romp, he’d pick up of the Roman Empire — and al- by Abigail Van Buren right where we left off, in that most no one heard about Him, DEAR ABBY: My boyfriend home after failing to finish a grad- parking lot after Dash’s track meet until His followers began taking and I have been dating for a year uate program. I discovered she where a new threat emerges from His message elsewhere. and a half. We are planning on was an alcoholic a few years ago underground. No matter that in re- But the second coming of moving to California together in a and encouraged her to get treat- ality, 14 years had actually passed. Christ won’t be this way! When few months. ment. She was in an outpatient re- Animation is not bound by time or Christ comes again — as He re- IflewtoMontereytojobhunt, covery program and making aging actors. peatedly promised to do — He and he is supposed to be flying in progress, but recently relapsed. For the rest of us, however, 14 AP PHOTO will appear in the heavens with soon. However, last night I found Before her relapse, her dad and years is still 14 years. And in the Helen/Elastigirl, voiced by Holly Hunter (left), and Bob/Mr. glory and power, accompanied out he and his buddy went to a I helped her to buy a business, past 14 years, the business of Hol- Incredible, voiced by Craig T. Nelson, appear in Disney by a host of angels. All the earth strip club. My boyfriend knows which is not doing well. Her em- lywood has become the business Pixarʼs “Incredibles 2.” will see His coming, and even I’m uncomfortable with him ployees quit, and she lost a lot of of superhero movies. His enemies will realize they going to strip clubs, and he as- income. She started going to AA It’s hard to remember a time ences in lieu of real ones, from “Incredibles 2” provides a bit of have been opposing the Son of sured me that they would not be meetings, and hired some people movies to video games, a corrective on a micro level to the God. The Bible says, “‘Look, he going when we spoke on the when there weren’t a dozen a year. she met who attend and live in a But when “The Incredibles” came Screenslaver has set out to end first film’s gender politics by send- is coming with the clouds,’ and phone earlier in the evening. halfway house. that, and squash Municiberg’s de- ing mom off to work and making ‘every eye will see him, even He says I’m controlling and out in 2004, they were still a bit of Iregrethelpingher,andInow an anomaly at the multiplex — its pendence on and obsession with dad stay home (although wasn’t those who pierced him’. ... So childish for being angry at him. I realize I must stop all interactions superheroes. As with the first, that a little antiquated 35 years shall it be!” (Revelation 1:7). told him it’s either me or the strip cheeky, mockumentary realism, its with her. She has a huge sense of there are a million ideas at play ago?). The animation is also a heck We can barely imagine this, clubs — mostly just to see how he jokes about capes, secret identities, entitlement and does not appreci- “monologue-ing” and the dangers here (not a flaw, by the way), in- of a lot better. “The Incredibles” of course — but that doesn’t would react. His response was that mean it won’t happen! And ate my help. I feel I have failed as oftoxic,obsessivefandomwasthe cluding evolving family dynamics. looks downright primitive and freedom of choice is very impor- when He comes, He will de- aparentandhopeIcanmovepast perfect introduction (and indoctri- Most of the original voice cast even a tad ugly in retrospect. tant to him. I even went as far as to stroy all evil and rule the world this and work through my depres- nation) to superheroes for those has returned, including Craig T. Although it gets off to a slow say if he feels the need to go to in perfect righteousness and jus- sion. Any advice you can offer is who couldn’t care less. Pixar Nelson as Bob Parr/Mr. Incredible, start, ultimately it’s also quite a bit strip clubs, then I would start tice. This is why the Bible calls welcome. magic made superhero believers Holly Hunter as Helen Parr/Elasti- of fun, from the absurd (Jack stripping on the side to spite him. His return “the blessed hope — —BESTMOMICANBE out of the skeptics. And by 2008, girl, Bird as Edna Mode, Sarah Jack’s burgeoning powers) to the I’m tempted to cancel his ticket the appearing of the glory of our DEAR BEST MOM: You weallthought,sure,let’sseeabout Vowell as Violet Parr and Samuel grounded (Dad helping Dash with to California. I don’t want him fly- great God and Savior, Jesus have not “failed” as a parent. Your this Tony Stark fellow and some- L. Jackson as Lucius Best/Frozone his math homework or trying to ing here if we are just going to Christ” (Titus 2:13). daughter has an addiction. Her ad- one called Iron Man. (the only slight change in the main make up for getting in the way of fight. Is this situation worth the The real issue, however, is diction is not your fault. Substance In “Incredibles 2,” it seems like players is that Dash Parr is now Violet’s date and embarrassing her cost of a relationship? How do I this: If Christ were to return be- abusers have been known to fall Bird himself is wrestling with a voiced by Huck Milner). And even further in the process). deal with someone so stubborn to fore you finished reading this off the wagon on their road to so- once again, superheroes are still on Like “Ready Player One,” how- the point he can’t see when he’s in culture he helped facilitate — not column, would you be ready — briety, and this is what happened shaky ground in Municiberg and ever, “Incredibles 2,” kind of loses the wrong? Abby, he is in the totally dissimilar to what Steven or would He find you unpre- to your daughter. are put on ice after the Parr family the thread by the end. A villain is a wrong, isn’t he? Spielberg did earlier this year in pared and lacking in faith? It would be helpful for you to accidentally damages some public villain no matter how salient their —CHOICEISCLEAR “Ready Player One.” But instead Don’t ignore Christ or push talk about your depression with a property while trying to take down point, and Mr. Incredible, Elasti- DEAR CHOICE: Awise of nostalgia on trial, it’s super- Him off into a corner, but put licensed mental health profes- heroes and screens. a criminal. girl and their offspring are our he- woman chooses her battles care- sional who is familiar with addic- your faith and trust in Him fully. If your boyfriend spent more The villain here is called But a wealthy heir and super- roes and thus we must root for today. Then learn to walk with tions, and to attend some Al-Anon Screenslaver, who uses screens to hero appreciator Winston Deavor them even while thinking that than an occasional evening hang- meetings. Because you feel your Him every day, so that you will ing out in strip clubs, I can see hypnotize anyone watching. It’s (Bob Odenkirk) and his tech savvy Screenslaver might be on to some- relationship with your daughter be among those “who have why it would be a deal breaker. both the most retro plan of all sister Evelyn (Catherine Keener) thing. has reached the point that she can longed for his appearing” (2 But unless you left something im- (keeping with Bird’s love of the have a plan to rehabilitate their It’s still fun to watch smart sto- no longer live with you, tell her Timothy 4:8). portant out of your letter — like 60s aesthetic) and still somehow image. Right now, the public only rytellers like Bird working within she must make other living (This column is based on the the fact that he did more than look utterly modern. Annoyed by how sees the destruction. The Deavors the system and using his platform arrangements and set a date for words and writings of the late —itdoesn’tappearthathedoes. blindly and wholly consumerist propose outfitting superheroes to self-evaluate or comment on her to move out. Do not do it in Rev. Billy Graham.) You escalated the situation and everyone has become at the mercy with body cams to get exciting what’s going on, even if the con- anger. In fact, it may be better for you shouldn’t have. 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By FOSTER KLUG military officials over the years that the military seemed similarly surprised. scariest standoffs in recent years on the alliance with Seoul was forged after a SummitAssociated Press Writer drills Brings are routine, defensive and absolutely “At End this current point, there To is a need to Korean Military Peninsula have happened when 1950 surprise Drills attack by the North started SINGAPORE — President Donald critical. discern the exact meaning and intent of the drills were being staged. Outside ana- the Korean War, operates in South Korea. Trump rocked the region with the stun- Trump has now essentially adopted the President Trump’s comments,” Seoul’s lysts believe the North objects to the drills Trump’s announcement that the U.S. ning announcement standard North Korean line, calling the Defense Ministry said, adding that there because it must spend precious resources would stop military exercises, his de- Tuesday that he was military exercises a “provocative” drain of have been no discussions yet with Wash- on its own war games and troop move- scription of those drills as “provocative” halting annual U.S.- money and announcing they would stop ington on modifying drills set for August. ments. North Korea also insists that the and his suggestion that he wants to pull South Korean military while he continues talks with Kim, whom U.S. forces in South Korea said it has U.S. troop presence in the South, as well U.S. troops out at some point are “all drills — and wants to he repeatedly praised as a solid negotiat- “received no updated guidance on the ex- as its nuclear “umbrella” over allies Seoul things that Trump is putting on the table remove the 28,500 ing partner. ecution or cessation of training exercises” and Tokyo, are part of America’s “hostile” as concessions, all in exchange for some U.S. troops stationed His statement was quickly portrayed by and will continue to coordinate with South policy toward the North. vague promises by the North Koreans,” in the South as a deter- critics as a major, unreciprocated conces- Korean partners and maintain the current “I want to bring our soldiers back said Paul Haenle, a former China director rent against North sion to a country that only last year was posture until it receives an updated guid- home,” Trump said, although he added attheWhiteHouseNationalSecurity Korea. threatening Seoul and Washington with ance from the Department of Defense or that it’s “not part of the equation right Council in the Barack Obama and George Trump’s surprise, al- Trump nuclear war. the Indo-Pacific Command. now.” Then he said: “We will be stopping W.Bushadministrations. most offhand com- It also seemed to leave officials com- Trump’s comments will be questioned the war games, which will save us a Annual military drills between Wash- ments, made during a news conference pletely off guard in South Korea, where by many in South Korea and beyond, with tremendous amount of money unless and ington and Seoul have been a major after his summit with North Korean leader the presence of U.S. troops has long been some seeing in them an effort by North until we see the future negotiation is not source of contention between the Koreas Kim Jong Un, seemingly upended described as necessary to maintaining Korea to drive a wedge between Seoul going along like it should. But we’ll be for years, and analysts have wondered decades of the U.S. defense posture on the peace on the peninsula. and Washington. saving a tremendous amount of money. whether their continuation would hurt the Korean Peninsula. Seoul’s presidential office told The As- North Korea regularly calls the military Plus, I think it’s very provocative.” inter-Korean detente that, since an out- The remarks contradicted countless sociated Press that it was trying to parse exercises provocative preparations for a The comments could fundamentally reach by Kim in January, has replaced last previous declarations by U.S. political and Trump’s comments. The South Korean northward invasion, and many of the change the way the United States, whose year’s insults and threats of war.

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JACK WILLIAMS, JR., Publisher (1957-1992) JACK WILLIAMS, Editor & Publisher (1914-1957) P-5 Waycross Journal-Herald, Wednesday, June 13, 2018 Thought for “For the message of the cross is foolishness to those who are perishing, Today but to us who are being saved it is the power of God.” 1 Corinthians 1:18

LooneyThe Augusta Chronicle Left Wantsgood than do well. Ruin The economy is humming and unemployment That’s just deranged. has all but disintegrated. These folks—– who either don’t know or don’t Consumer confidence is at the highest level since care that half the country supports this president and the last millennium. his agenda — are doing more damage to the nation The American president is talk- than they imagine Mr. Trump is. ing peace and disarmament face- This newspaper endorsed Mr. Trump and supports to-face with the leader of North his policies, particularly his America First agenda. Korea. Wedon’tsupporthimunconditionally,havingcriti- After the Obama administration cized him when warranted — and we certainly can’t couldn’t defeat ISIS over the approve today of something he says or does tomor- course of years, the Islamic State row. has been altogether routed. But the blind, blanket, profane, unconditional, Yet leftist show host Bill Maher scorched-earth condemnation of him is simply, ut- says he hopes the economy col- terly, deranged. lapses so all this goes away and Maher The media aren’t helping the country by spread- Flynn Case we can get rid of President Trump ing this derangement syndrome over the airwaves — —presumablyviaanelection,buthedidn’tspecify or by reflexively taking our trading partners’ side GrassleyByBYRONYORK DemandsIf Boyd’s letter FBI was an attempt Report to mollify Grassley, that and we wouldn’t put it past Maher to wish for when Mr. Trump tries to upend decades of their un- Universal Uclick Syndicate it didn’t work. And now, long after first requesting the some other method of the president’s removal, peace- fair trade practices. On Feb. 15, 2017 — that would be 16 months ago documents, the chairman’s patience appears to be run- ful or no. Apparently you have to kill American We don’t know if tariffs or the threat of them is —SenateJudiciaryCommitteechairmanChuck ning thin. democracy, by deposing a duly elected president, in the way to go, but no other U.S. president has done Grassley, R-Iowa, and ranking Democrat Dianne Fe- “The department’s reply ... is insufficient,” Grassley order to keep it. a thing to stem this tide. Canadian Prime Minister instein, D-Calif., asked the Justice Department to turn wrote in a June 6 response, adding that Boyd “relies on “I feel like the bottom has to fall out at some point. Justin Trudeau made no bones last week about pro- over the transcript of fired national security adviser improper excuses in refusing to provide the requested And by the way, I’m hoping for it,” Maher said on tecting Canadian industry and jobs. information.” his HBO show, Real Time. “Because I think one way What’s so evil about an American president seek- Michael Flynn’s infamous call with the Russian am- you get rid of Trump is a crashing economy. So ing to do the same for his country, especially after bassador, plus other documents related to the Flynn Grassley noted that he and the rest of the commit- please, bring on the recession,” he said. “Sorry if that decades of unbalanced trade and trade deals that have case. tee waited for more than a year for the Flynn criminal hurts people, but it’s either root for a recession or you decimated working-class America which, not coin- The department refused. inquiry to conclude. “It has been more than five lose your democracy.” cidentally, has been besieged by alcoholism, opioid Some of Grassley’s and Fein- months since his guilty plea,” Grassley wrote. “Thus, That’s just deranged. addiction and suicide in the unfair trade era? stein’s questions were answered there is no longer any legitimate reason to withhold Meanwhile, actor Robert De Niro channeled the It isn’t the De Niros or Mahers of the world that the next month, on March 15, facts from the Senate about the circumstances of his mullahs of Iran Sunday night in basically chanting are crushed by unfair trade; it’s the American worker, 2017, when the FBI’s then-director, conversations with the Russian ambassador and his death to Trump during the live Tony Awards broad- notably the blue-collar worker. James Comey, briefed the commit- FBI interview.” cast — only using the American colloquialism of the Yet the financially comfortable Maher would in- tee on Flynn and other matters in The chairman specifically did not buy the depart- “F” bomb. Even sadder, he got a standing ovation flict more pain on those workers in order to get a the Trump-Russia investigation. It ment’s argument that Grassley might be interfering from a crazed crowd that apparently, like De Niro more politically correct president so he feels better. was at that briefing that Comey with a “pending criminal prosecution.” “There is no and Maher and the rest of the left, would rather feel That’s just deranged. told lawmakers the FBI agents who pending prosecution” with the guilty plea five months interviewed Flynn did not believe Grassley in the past, Grassley argued. he lied to them. “Simply disclosing facts to the committee could not “Then-director Comey led us to believe during that possibly ‘interfere’ with the case at this late date,” briefing ... that the Justice Department was unlikely to Grassley continued, “assuming those facts are consis- prosecute [Flynn] for false statements made in that in- tent with the representations that prosecutors arranged KimʼsThe Washington Weapons Examiner rean facilities.Must These inspections, with Go authority to terview,” Grassley wrote later. for Lt. General Flynn to swear to in federal court.” President Trump has never been tested on a deal this make snap inspections at any time, will serve as a first After the March 2017 briefing, Grassley and others That was the little bomb in Grassley’s letter: The momentous. The potential benefits are huge and the po- step toward verifying that Kim is serious here. (Such made the reasonable assumption that Flynn would not chairman raised the possibility that the facts of the tential costs nearly as big in the president’s dealings inspections were not part of Obama’s Iran deal, which be charged. They were surprised on Dec. 1, 2017, case — the evidence in the phone conversation tran- with North Korean leader King Jong Un. is one of the reasons it was such a bill of goods.) Being when — months after the Trump-Russia investigation script and the FBI 302 — might somehow be at odds Trump must avoid fooling himself, as he sometimes serious means only one thing: a willingness to disman- passed from Comey and the Justice Department to with the particulars of Flynn’s plea. And in case any- does, that complex matters are simple. He must also tle North Korea’s ability to destroy American and allied special counsel Robert Mueller — Flynn pleaded one missed the reference, in the next sentence, Grass- avoid the fatal flaw of former President Barack Obama population centers. guilty to lying to the FBI. ley wrote: “If the facts are inconsistent with the plea of accepting a deal at any price. If Kim is willing to take these steps to build trust, he Last month, Grassley, this time without Feinstein, agreement, that would be an entirely different kettle Kim is a murderous tyrant who oppresses and should find rewards waiting. In return for such a sweep- repeated his demand for the Flynn transcript, and also of fish.” starves his people with an evil efficacy that shocks the ing deal, Trump should offer his support for a multi- for the FBI’s so-called 302 report, in which the agents Grassley explained that his request was not done on conscience. His country is a massive, sovereign prison year South Korean-led financial aid package reaching who interviewed Flynn made extensive notes on what Flynn’s behalf, nor on the FBI’s. “It might not be in the camp. By right, Kim should be deposed and punished. into the tens of billions of dollars. was said. Grassley also asked for any other notes or interests of either the defendant or the prosecutors to But in geopolitics, tyrants often avoid their just These investments would depend on Kim’s final and documents relating to the interview. And Grassley disclose facts inconsistent with the plea agreement,” deserts because they have something big to sell that civ- verified disarmament and would focus on infrastruc- asked that the FBI make available agent Joe Pientka, he wrote. “However, it would absolutely be in the in- ilized nations need. ture development, which allows him to boost exports one of the two agents (along with Peter Strzok) who terest of Congress and the American people to be So it is with Kim. We must negotiate with him to de- and ensure his nation’s long-term economic growth. conducted the Flynn interview. aware of any such inconsistencies that may exist.” fang his nuclear weapons program, but this, unfortu- These concessions to a despotic dictator may do lit- Again, the Justice Department refused, and this Grassley noted that the Flynn case has been talked nately, cannot but confer some legitimacy on him and tle to help the people of North Korea. Their suffering time with more than a hint of impatience. In a May and talked and talked about. There have been multiple strengthen his hold on power. will go on even as Trump and Kim become partners. 29, 2018, letter to Grassley, Assistant Attorney Gen- leaks about it. Comey has talked about it during his book tour. A White House memo outlining the devel- This high cost means that only a really good deal is But the nuclear threat demands Trump’s willingness to eral Stephen Boyd recounted details of the Flynn plea opments of January and February 2017 has been acceptable. Trump must aim for a North Korea that is accept otherwise foul choices. deal at length and delivered what boiled down to a leaked. Given all that talk, Grassley wrote, “Presum- denuclearized and disarmed of its ballistic missiles. Still, that moral sacrifice for peace must also guard simple message: Flynn pleaded guilty. You under- ing that the facts are consistent with the plea agree- Reaching these objectives will be difficult and Trump’s resolve about how to act if Kim plays tricky stand? He’s guilty. Now stop bugging us. fraught with risk. But a North Korea that can hit Amer- games. Because as he offers Kim the diplomatic, eco- ment, there is absolutely nothing for the department “Whatever Mr. Comey may have said and whatever ican cities with nuclear warheads is a North Korea that nomic, and security dividends of a new peace, Trump to hide and no reason to act like it has something to Mr. Flynn’s demeanor,” wrote Boyd to Grassley, “the must not be allowed to exist. Any deal that fails to pre- must educate Kim to the fact of American resolve. hide.” evidence in the public record proves beyond any rea- vent this is useless. Kim must be made aware that his failure to start an “Congress has a right to know the full story and to sonable doubt that Mr. Flynn knowingly made false To resolveAmerican and allied security concerns — immediate and verifiable process toward nuclear and know it now.” statements about contacts with the Russian ambassa- we note that Japan, South Korea, Australia, and other ballistic missile disarmament will mean the immediate It’s likely Grassley will eventually get what he dor.” Referring to the Flynn case as a “pending crim- close allies are in range of North Korean short-range unleashing of coercive American power. Antics, eva- wants. After all, in August 2016, in the middle of the and intermediate-range ballistic missiles — Kim must sion, or equivocation must result in new sanctions to inal prosecution” — Flynn is currently awaiting presidential campaign, the FBI gave Congress the agree to dismantle his nuclear and ballistic missile pro- include a shutdown of Chinese and Russian financial sentencing — Boyd said turning over evidence to 302s from interviews with Hillary Clinton and others grams. Within weeks of this first summit, international entities that currently provide the tyrant with his for- Congress could create “the reality or appearance of in the email investigation — an investigation that weapons inspectors should have access to North Ko- eign capital lifeline. political interference.” would be re-opened a few months later. Page - Six Waycross Journal-Herald,Journal-Herald Wednesday, June 13, 2018

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WCHSBriefly Lady Gator Volleyball In Sports Camp Set: The Durant Will Get second annual Lady Gators Volleyball Camp will be SSppoorrttss held June 25-28 at the high school. The four day camp, which will be instructed by the Ware County coaching staff and players, will focus on the core A ‘Whatever He fundamentals of passing, serving, attacking, defense and ball control. The came will run from 9 a.m.-12 noon and is for girls of all ages. The cost is $40 and Wants’ Contract will include a t-shirt and pizza party. Campers OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) — Warriors general man- should bring athletic shoes, a good attitude, willing- ager Bob Myers expects swift negotiations to re-sign ness to learn and knee pads (optional). For more in- two-time reigning NBA Finals MVP Kevin Durant formation contact coach Alesia Gibson and coach Steve Kerr. (912-550-1296) or email [email protected]. Durant could sign for as long as four years and about $160 million, and Myers is prepared to give him Dodgers Place RHP Buehler On DL: LOS ANGE- “whatever he wants.” Durant has said all along he LES (AP) — Another Dodgers pitcher has landed wants to stay put, especially after winning a pair of on the disabled list. This time, it’s rookie Walker championships in his first two seasons with Golden Buehler. The 23-year-old right-hander underwent an State. MRI that revealed a right rib microfracture, an in- “Sometimes you don’t negotiate. I’d love to have jury he sustained when he was hit by a 108-mph line him for 10 years. Kevin Durant, look what he did for drive by Colorado’s Trevor Story on May 21. us last year, he did us a great service,” Myers said. Buehler remained in that game and went on to make “He’s earned the right to sign whatever deal he wants. three more starts despite feeling slight discomfort. I just want him to sign a deal. But want him to be Last Friday, he was pulled after 5 1/3 innings when AP PHOTO happy and want him to know that we want him as manager Dave Roberts spotted issues with long as he wants to be here. He’s earned that, to kind San Diego first baseman Eric Hosmer stretches for the throw to retire Jedd Gyorko of St. of lay out the terms. He can do whatever he wants. Buehler’s mechanics. He has made nine starts this Louis on a bang-bang play at first base during the fifth inning of the Padresʼ 4-2 win. season, going 4-1 with a 2.63 ERA, 54 strikeouts That shouldn’t be a long negotiation. Our goal, to be and 11 walks. honest, is to try to keep the whole thing together, so that’s the pieces of the puzzle we’ve got to try to fig- Nats Activate 2B Daniel Murphy: NEW YORK ure out.” Kerr has one year remaining on his original five- (AP) — Second baseman Daniel Murphy was acti- Six-RunATLANTA (AP) — Ozzie Al-Sixthhitter Preston Tucker Sparks loaded the Milwaukee’s Braves seven-game skid vated by the Washington Nationals before Tues- year contract, so he would receive a multiyear exten- bies hit a grand slam and Freddie bases and chased starter Zack against the Cubs. sion — and Kerr wants to coach Golden State for the day’s series opener at the New York Yankees and is Freeman homered during a six-run Wheeler (2-5), and Albies cleared Chicago’s only hit against him set to make his season debut, batting fifth as the long haul, perhaps for another decade if he can. sixth inning, and the Atlanta the bases with his 16th homer, was an infield chopper by Willson He doesn’t expect any difficulties in getting a deal designated hitter. The 33-year-old, an All-Star in Braves beat the reeling New York coming off Paul Sewald, for a 7-2 Contreras in the second. Anderson three of the previous four seasons, missed the first worked out. Mets 8-2 on Tuesday night. lead. made effective use of his curveball “We’ll get that done pretty quick, I don’t think it’ll 64 games while recovering from right knee surgery Braves starter Mike Albies is the first player 21 or and changeup and retired his final on Oct. 20. Murphy hit .322 with 43 doubles, 23 be much to it,” Kerr said. Foltynewicz pitched five scoreless younger to hit multiple grand 17 hitters. homers and 93 RBIs in 144 games last year. Wash- San Diego...... 4 Myers wants to keep as much of the core of the innings, allowing two hits and slams in a season since Adrian Bel- ington optioned infielder Adrian Sanchez to Triple- St. Louis...... 2 two-time defending champions intact while also real- striking out six, but left the game tre hit two for the Dodgers in 2000. izing the Warriors will be a younger team without the A Syracuse. ST. LOUIS (AP) — Eric Hos- after batting in the fifth. The team He’s the second Braves second same veteran presence as the group that just swept Le- said he has triceps tightness. baseman with two grand slams in a mer homered, San Diego’s bullpen Tigers’ Cabrera Ruptures Left Biceps Tendon: Bron James and the Cleveland Cavaliers to finish the Ender Inciarte added a pair of season, joining Davey Johnson in took a perfect game into the sixth DETROIT (AP) — Detroit Tigers slugger Miguel finals Friday. Working to try to extend the contracts of RBI singles to help Atlanta shake a 1973. inning and the Padres beat St. Cabrera left a game Tuesday night against Min- Draymond Green and Klay Thompson could be dis- rough West Coast trip, when it lost Wheeler allowed eight hits, six Louis for their 10th win in 14 nesota with what was originally belived to be a left cussed as well. four of six. The Braves moved runs, four walks and struck out two games. biceps tendon strain. Ensuing tests revealed Cabrera “Sure, guys have proven they can win so you want ahead of Washington for first in the in 5 2/3 innings. Hosmer drove the first pitch of ruptured his left biceps tendon, an injury that will Milwaukee...... 4 to keep that group together,” Myers said. “I have no NL East by beating a Mets team the fourth inning to center field to sideline him for the rest of the season. Batting in the Chicago...... 0 idea how that’ll play out. It’s a lot of different con- that has lost nine of 10 and 16 of give the Padres a 1-0 lead. It was third inning, Cabrera swung awkwardly at Jake versations that have to take place and if that’s some- 20 MILWAUKEE (AP) — Chase his second home run in three Odorizzi’s slider and immediately walked toward thing that we want to look into I’m sure we could New York went up 2-1 in the Anderson pitched seven innings of games. the Tigers dugout with his left arm hanging at his sixth on Jay Bruce’s two-run one-hit ball to take advantage of Marcell Ozuna’s RBI single (see DURANT, page 7) side. The two-time AL MVP will have surgery this ground-rule double, but that was it some rare run support, and Mil- snapped the Padres’ shutout bid in week, the Tigers said. for the Met. waukee two-hit Chicago to take the seventh. Cardinals starter Freeman’s 13th homer in the back first place in the NL Central. Miles Mikolas (7-2) struck out Jays’ SS Tulowitzki Hopes To Play This Year: ST. five in six innings and walked bottom half of the inning tied it, Travis Shaw hit a pair of two- PETERSBURG, Fla. (AP) — It’s likely to be more none. Tiger Looking and Inciarte’s single put the Braves run doubles, and Anderson (5-5) than a year between Troy Tulowitzki’s appearances ahead for good. A walk to pinch- locked it down from there to end in a major league game, but the injured shortstop for (see NL, page 7) the Toronto Blue Jays says he’s getting there. he 33- For The Final year-old Tulowitzki, a five-time All-Star, had sur- gery April 2 to remove bone spurs from both heels. He’s just getting back to the point of taking ground Piece Of Puzzle balls, hitting and starting to run in the outfield. He last appeared in a game on July 28, 2017, but did not elect to have the surgery until this year. InSOUTHAMPTON, His Return N.Y. (AP) — Tiger Woods re- turned to the U.S. Open for the first time in three Rays’ Archer Could Miss Until All-Star Break: years and hardly anyone noticed. ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (AP) — Tampa Bay Rays Then again, it was late Sunday afternoon. Shin- right-hander Chris Archer has no timetable for necock Hills was practically empty. throwing off a mound again and could be sidelined “A bizarre experience,” said Jordan Spieth, who through the All-Star break. Archer has been on the played nine holes with him. 10-day disabled list since June 3 with a left abdomi- Such a quiet moment was rare for Woods in his nal strain. He felt discomfort after a 22-pitch mound celebrated return following four back surgeries. A session Saturday. Archer, the Rays’ opening-day year that began with intrigue soon gave way to hys- starter, is 3-4 with 4.24 ERA in 13 starts. Rays man- teria over anticipation of his first victory in nearly ager Kevin Cash said the 29-year-old Archer will five years. take a couple days off before playing catch. That time has not arrived as Woods heads into the second major of the year. Raiders’ Mack Holds Out Of Minicamp: “Golf is always frustrating,” Woods said after ALAMEDA, Calif. (AP) — Khalil Mack is holding going nine holes with Dustin Johnson and Bryson out from the mandatory minicamp for the Oakland DeChambeau, winners of the last two PGA Tour Raiders. Mack stayed away from the first day of the events. “There’s always something that isn’t quite three-day minicamp on Tuesday. He is subject to a right, and that’s where we, as players, have to make fine of about $80,000 if he doesn’t show up at all adjustments.” this week. Mack is entering the final season of his AP PHOTO It has been 10 years since Woods won his last U.S. rookie contract that is set to pay him $13.8 million. New Yorkʼs Didi Gregorius connects on the first of his two home runs, a solo shot in the sec- Open, his 14th and last major. All it takes for him to Mack is seeking a long-term deal and hasn’t partici- ond inning off Washingtonʼs Tanner Roark. temper any frustrations is to look back at last year, pated in the entire offseason program in the first when he didn’t know if he would even play another year under new coach Jon Gruden. U.S. Open. In some instances, he looks like the same Woods. Rams’ Donald Skips Mandatory Minicamp: Yanks’ Gregorius Homers Twice In Win He had two chances to win in March, missing a long THOUSAND OAKS, Calif. (AP) — All-Pro defen- NEW YORK (AP) — Didi Gre- to 3.27, allowing four hits over 5 Tampa Bay relievers combined for birdie putt on the last hole in Innisbrook and hitting sive tackle Aaron Donald is not attending the Los gorius ended a long power outage 2/3 innings. Aroldis Chapman fin- a five-hitter and the Rays beat a drive out-of-bounds on the 16th hole at Bay Hill Angeles Rams’ mandatory minicamp while he con- with a pair of home runs helping ished the five-hitter with a perfect Toronto Blue Jays 4-1 on Tuesday the following week. tinues his lengthy quest for a lucrative new contract. the New York Yankees beat the ninth for his 18th save in 19 night. But no trophies. No fist pumps. Nationals 3-0 Tuesday night for chances. With right-handers Chris Archer “There’s two ways of looking at that,” Woods said. Donald wasn’t on the field with his teammates for Boston ...... 6 their 10th win in 12 games. and Jake Faria on the disabled list, “I’ve given myself chances to win, which I didn’t the Rams’ first minicamp workout Tuesday, and he Baltimore ...... 4 wasn’t at their training complex for their off-field Gregorius hit .327 with 10 Tampa Bay is using relievers to know if I was ever going to do again. And then again, commitments Monday, either. The NFL Defensive homers and 30 RBIs through the BALTIMORE (AP) — Home start three times through the rota- not happy with the fact that I didn’t win because I Player of the Year also skipped the Rams’ voluntary season’s first full month, slumped runs by Rafael Devers and Andrew tion. loved how it felt being there. ... And so, yeah, I’ve workout program over the previous two months. to a .151 average with one homer Benintendi helped Eduardo Ro- Ramos put the Rays up 2-0 with had my opportunities. Also, I’m very thankful to Donald is due to make nearly $6.9 million this sea- and five RBIs in May and began driguez win his fifth straight start his two-run drive off Jaime Garcia have had those opportunities. I didn’t know if I was son in the fifth year of his rookie contract. the night with no homers and one as Boston extended Baltimore’s (2-5) in the third. Garcia gave up going to have them again.” RBI in June. losing streak to six games. four runs, four hits, four walks and What kind of opportunities will Shinnecock Hills Luck Takes Private Throwing Program Public: He drove a hanging curveball Rodriguez (8-1) gave up two struck out four in five-plus in- offer? INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — Andrew Luck’s big secret from Tanner Roark (3-7) into the runs and eight hits over 5 2/3 in- nings. The left-hander is 1-4 in Woods played nine holes in the afternoon Sunday is finally out. He’s been throwing a football for Yankees bullpen in right-center nings. The Red Sox are 12-1 in seven road starts, allowing 28 and Monday — a change from the days when he earned runs over 31 1/3 innings. would sweep the dew off the grass first thing in the weeks — and now he’s throwing in public, too. during a two-run second that also Rodriguez’s starts, including 5-0 Chicago ...... 5 morning — and nine holes Tuesday morning. Nearly 17 months after undergoing surgery on his included Austin Romine’s sacrifice on the road. Cleveland ...... 1 injured right shoulder, Luck jogged onto the practice fly. It was just the second home Devers hit a two-run drive in the Woods last played in the U.S. Open in 2015 at field Tuesday wearing a red jersey, strapping on a run for Gregorius since April 27. second inning and Benintendi con- CHICAGO (AP) — James Chambers Bay. He was coming off the highest score helmet and picking up a special ball as he started He sent a fastball into the right- nected in the third for a 3-1 lead. Shields won for the first time since of his career, an 85 in the third round at the Memo- Tampa Bay ...... 4 throwing in front of reporters for the first time since field second deck leading off the opening day, Yoan Moncada and rial, and never stood a chance on the course built over Toronto ...... 1 October. It wasn’t a regulation NFL ball and the sixth for his fourth multi-homer Yolmer Sanchez homered to lead a former gravel pit. He shot rounds of 80-76 and was longest pass he attempted was only about a 20-yard game, third this season. ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (AP) off a three-run first, and Chicago gone by the weekend, and before long, he was gone lob, but it still was progress. CC Sabathia lowered his ERA — Wilson Ramos homered, six (see AL, page 7) (see TIGER, page 7) Waycross Journal-Herald,Journal-Herald Wednesday, June 13, 2018 Page - Seven

10. Jason Heyward, Cubs ...... 175,583 SHORTSTOPS 2...... 3...... 252 Feb. 27, 2011 — Martin Kaymer (8 he tied for fourth at Pebble Beach in 2010 — Zenyatta wins her 17th consecu- Recalled Tom Murphy from Albuquerque. NationalNational League 11. Christian Yelich, Brewers.....163,575 1. MannyS Machado, Oriolesc ...... 321,887 o3...... 4...... 500rebweeks) oa2010. r... This is finald year of Woods being tive race, the longest winning streak by a MILWAUKEE BREWERS — Optioned East Division 12. Corey Dickerson, Pirates.....150,239 2. Francisco Lindor, Indians...... 211,756 4...... 4...... 475 Oct. 31, 2010 — Lee Westwood (17 exempt to the U.S. Open as a past cham- modern day thoroughbred in unrestricted 1B Brad Miller to Colorado Springs W LPctGB 13. A.J. Pollock, D’backs ...... 110,055 3. Didi Gregorius, Yankees...... 208,583 5...... 5...... 589 weeks) pion. His last victory — and last major — races. The 6-year-old mare, ridden by Atlanta 38 28 .576 — (PCL). Placed RHP Matt Albers on the 14. Matt Adams, Nationals ...... 106,317 4. Carlos Correa, Astros...... 206,727 6...... 4...... 491 June 12, 2005 — Tiger Woods (281 was 10 years ago at Torrey Pines. ... Phil Hall of Famer Mike Smith, wins the Washington 36 28 .563 1 10-day DL. Recalled RHP Jorge Lopez 15. Lorenzo Cain, Brewers...... 104,948 5. Andrelton Simmons, Angel ....135,562 7...... 3...... 189 weeks) Mickelson tied for fourth and tied for sec- $200,000 Vanity Handicap at Hollywood Philadelphia 34 30 .531 3 from Colorado Springs (PCL). CATCHERS 8...... 4...... 439 May 22, 2005 — Vijay Singh (3 weeks) ond in his two previous U.S. Opens at Park. Zenyatta surpasses the 16-race New York 28 35 .444 8½ NEW YORK METS — Designated C 1. Gary Sanchez, Yankees...... 336,280 9...... 4...... 485 April 10, 2005 — Tiger Woods (6 weeks) Shinnecock Hills. ... Justin Thomas, winning streaks of Cigar, 1948 Triple Miami 25 42 .373 13½ Jose Lobaton for assignment. Recalled American League 2. Wilson Ramos, Rays...... 320,969 Out...... 35...... 3819 March 20, 2005 — Vijay Singh (3 weeks) Justin Rose, Jon Rahm, Jordan Spieth Crown winner Citation and Mister Frisky. Central Division East Division 1B Dominic Smith from Las Vegas (PCL). 3. Brian McCann, Astros...... 174,661 10...... 4...... 415 March 6, 2005 — Tiger Woods (2 weeks) and Rory McIlroy have a mathematical 2016 — LeBron James and Kyrie Irving WLPct GB WLPctGB Selected the contract of INF/OF Ty Kelly 4. Salvador Perez, Royals...... 144,457 11...... 3...... 159 Sept. 6, 2004 — Vijay Singh (26 weeks) chance to reach No. 1 this week. ... Ser- score 41 points each, and the Cleveland Milwaukee 40 27 .597 — New York 43 19 .694 — from Las Vegas. Sent 1B Wilmer Flores 5. Martin Maldonado, Angels...... 94,928 12...... 4...... 469 Aug. 15, 1999 — Tiger Woods (264 gio Garcia is playing in his 19th consecu- Cavaliers stave off NBA Finals elimination Chicago 38 26 .594 ½ Boston 46 22 .676 — to St. Lucie (FSL) for a rehab assign- OUTFIELDERS 13...... 4...... 374 weeks) tive U.S. Open, the longest active streak. with a 112-97 victory in Game 5. The St. Louis 36 29 .554 3 Tampa Bay 31 35 .470 14 ment. 1. Mookie Betts, Red Sox...... 748,872 14...... 4...... 519 Aug. 8, 1999 — David Duval (1 week) ... Woods and Mickelson are among 19 Golden State Warriors play without sus- Pittsburgh 32 34 .485 7½ Toronto 30 37 .448 15½ PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES — 2. Mike Trout, Angels...... 639,822 15...... 4...... 409 July 4, 1999 — Tiger Woods (5 weeks) players who played in the last U.S. Open pended star Draymond Green. Cincinnati 23 43 .348 16½ Baltimore 19 47 .288 26 SignedLHP Jaylen Smith; C Nick Matera 3. Aaron Judge, Yankees ...... 541,983 16...... 5...... 616 March 28, 1999 — David Duval (14 at Shinnecock Hills. West Division Central Division and Logan O'Hoppe; 3B Alec Bohm, 4. Michael Brantley, Indians ...... 238,659 17...... 3...... 180 weeks) W LPctGB WLPct GB Luke Miller, Connor Litton and Matt 5. George Springer, Astros...... 225,316 18...... 4...... 485 June 14, 1998 — Tiger Woods (41 LPGA TOUR TTransactionsransactions Arizona 36 29 .554 — Cleveland 35 30 .538 — BASEBALL Kroon; SSs Jose Mercado, Seth Lan- 6. Andrew Benintendi, BoSox....208,837 In...... 35...... 3626 weeks) MEIJER LPGA CLASSIC Los Angeles 33 32 .508 3 Minnesota 29 34 .460 5 American League caster and Logan Simmons; OFs Trent 7. Brett Gardner, Yankees ...... 160,123 Total ...... 70...... 7445 May 17, 1998 — Ernie Els (4 weeks) San Francisco 33 34 .493 4 Detroit 31 37 .456 5½ Site: Grand Rapids, Mich. Bowles, Ben Aklinski, Corbin Williams 8. Marwin Gonzalez, Astros...... 132,961 May 10, 1998 — Tiger Woods (1 week) BALTIMORE ORIOLES — Signed RHP Colorado 32 34 .485 4½ Chicago 23 42 .354 12 Course: Blythefield CC. Yardage: 6,451. and Matt Vierling; and RHPs Austin 9. Nicholas Castellanos, Tigers.124,676 U.S. Open Champions April 12, 1998 — Ernie Els (4 weeks) Grayson Rodriguez to a minor league San Diego 32 37 .464 6 Kansas City 22 45 .328 14 Par: 71. Ross, Tyler Carr, Eric White, Adam Cox, 10. Josh Reddick, Astros...... 124,340 2017 — Brooks Koepka Jan. 11, 1998 — Tiger Woods (13 weeks) contract. Tuesday's Games West Division Purse: $2 million. Winner's share: Mark Potter, James McArthur and Alec 11. Aaron Hicks, Yankees...... 119,660 2016 — Dustin Johnson Sept. 7, 1997 — Greg Norman (18 CHICAGO WHITE SOX — Sent OF Avi- N.Y. Yankees 3, Washington 0 WLPct GB $300,000. Bohm to minor league contracts. 12. Jackie Bradley Jr., BoSox....105,821 2015 — Jordan Spieth weeks) sail Garcia to Charlotte (IL) for a rehab Philadelphia 5, Colorado 4 Seattle 42 24 .636 — Television: Thursday-Sunday, 1:30-4:30 PITTSBURGH PIRATES — Sent LHP 13. Mitch Haniger, Mariners ...... 100,149 2014 — Martin Kaymer July 6, 1997 — Tiger Woods (9 weeks) assignment. Miami 3, San Francisco 1 Houston 42 25 .627 ½ p.m. (Golf Channel). Enny Romero to Bradenton (FSL) for a 14. Eddie Rosario, Twins...... 92,271 2013 — Justin Rose June 29, 1997 — Greg Norman (1 week) CLEVELAND INDIANS — Optioned Atlanta 8, N.Y. Mets 2 Los Angeles 37 30 .552 5½ Defending champion: Brooke Hender- rehab assignment. 15. Tyler Naquin, Indians...... 63,725 2012 — Webb Simpson June 22, 1997 — Ernie Els (1 week) C/OF Francisco Mejia to Columbus (IL). Milwaukee 4, Chicago Cubs 0 Oakland 34 32 .515 8 son. ST. LOUIS CARDINALS — Signed RHP DESIGNATED HITTER 2011 — Rory McIlroy June 15, 1997 — Tiger Woods (1 week) Recalled RHP Adam Plutkol from Colum- San Diego 4, St. Louis 2 Texas 27 41 .397 16 Last week: Annie Park won the ShopRite Tommy Parsons to a minor league con- 1. J.D. Martinez, Red Sox ...... 513,415 2010 — Graeme McDowell April 27, 1997 — Greg Norman (7 weeks) bus. Cincinnati 5, Kansas City 1, 10 innings Tuesday's Games LPGA Classic. tract. 2. Giancarlo Stanton, Yanks...... 231,885 2009 — Lucas Glover April 20, 1997 — Tom Lehman (1 week) DETROIT TIGERS — Sent RHP Jordan Pittsburgh at Arizona, late Boston 6, Baltimore 4 Notes: Along with winning on the LPGA SAN DIEGO PADRES — Sent SS Allen 3. Shohei Ohtani, Angels...... 218,981 2008 — z-Tiger Woods June 18, 1995 — Greg Norman (96 Zimmermann to West Michigan (MWL) Texas at L.A. Dodgers, late N.Y. Yankees 3, Washington 0 Tour for the first time, Park became the Cordoba to Lake Elsinore (Cal) for a 4. Evan Gattis, Astros...... 155,091 2007 — Angel Cabrera weeks) for a rehab assignment. Wednesday's Games Minnesota 6, Detroit 4 fourth American to win this year. That ties rehab assignment. Signed RHP Jake 5. Edwin Encarnacion, Indians ..119,526 2006 — Geoff Ogilvy Aug. 14, 1994 — Nick Price (44 weeks) HOUSTON ASTROS — Sent RHP Dean N.Y. Mets (deGrom 4-1) at Atlanta Tampa Bay 4, Toronto 1 with South Korea for most victories by a Sims to a minor league contract. 2005 — Michael Campbell Feb. 6, 1994 — Greg Norman (27 weeks) Deetz to Quad Cities (MWL) for a rehab (Soroka 1-1), 12:10 p.m. Chicago White Sox 5, Cleveland 1 country. Thailand has three victories. ... 2004 — Retief Goosen July 19, 1992 — Nick Faldo (81 weeks) assignment. WASHINGTON NATIONALS — Op- Chicago Cubs (Montgomery 2-1) at Mil- Cincinnati 5, Kansas City 1, 10 innings The final two rounds last year was a par ThisThis Date In Baseball 2003 — Jim Furyk April 5, 1992 — Fred Couples (15 weeks) KANSAS CITY ROYALS — signed RHP tioned INF Adrian Sanchez to Syracuse waukee (Chacin 5-1), 2:10 p.m. Houston at Oakland, late June 13 69 at Blythefield because of standing 2002 — Tiger Woods March 29, 1992 — Nick Faldo (1 week) Daniel Duarte to a minor league contract. (IL). Reinstated 2B Daniel Murphy from Pittsburgh (Taillon 3-5) at Arizona L.A. Angels at Seattle, late 1905 — Christy Mathewson of the New water in the fifth fairway that required the 2001 — y-Retief Goosen March 22, 1992 — Fred Couples (1 week) MINNESOTA TWINS — Designated UT the 10-day DL. (Greinke 5-4), 3:40 p.m. Texas at L.A. Dodgers, late York Giants pitched his second no-hit par 5 to be converted to a par 3. ... Park 2000 — Tiger Woods April 7, 1991 — Ian Woosnam (50 weeks) Gregorio Petit for assignment. Signed FOOTBALL Colorado (Anderson 3-1) at Philadelphia Wednesday's Games game, beating the Chicago Cubs and was No. 236 in the women's world rank- 1999 — Payne Stewart Feb. 3, 1991 — Nick Faldo (9 weeks) RHP Matt Belisle to a one-year contract. National Football League (Pivetta 4-5), 7:05 p.m. Toronto (Happ 8-3) at Tampa Bay (TBD), Mordecai Brown 1-0. Mathewson and ing, making her the first player outside the 1998 — Lee Janzen Oct. 14, 1990 — Greg Norman (16 Sent 1B Joe Mauer to Rochester (IL) for GREEN BAY PACKERS — Named Lee Washington (Fedde 0-1) at N.Y. Yankees 1:10 p.m. Brown matched no-hitters for eight in- top 100 to win on the LPGA Tour this year. 1997 — Ernie Els weeks) a rehab assignment. Gissendaner personnel executive for (Gray 4-4), 7:05 p.m. Boston (Sale 5-4) at Baltimore (Cashner nings. The Giants got two hits in the ninth ... U.S. Women's Open champion Ariya 1996 — Steve Jones Sept. 2, 1990 — Nick Faldo (6 weeks) SEATTLE MARINERS — Sent OF Eric player personnel. San Francisco (Suarez 2-4) at Miami 2-8), 3:05 p.m. for the win. Jutanugarn is in the field after missing last 1995 — Corey Pavin Aug. 20, 1989 — Greg Norman (54 Filia to Boston to complete an earlier NEW YORK GIANTS — Waived/injured (Smith 5-6), 7:10 p.m. L.A. Angels (Richards 4-4) at Seattle 1912 — Christy Mathewson recorded his week. It was the only LPGA Tour event 1994 — y-Ernie Els weeks) trade. DB Aaron Davis. Signed TE Scott Si- Cincinnati (Mahle 4-6) at Kansas City (Gonzales 7-3), 4:10 p.m. 300th victory with a 3-2 triumph over the the Thai has missed this year. ... All four 1993 — Lee Janzen April 2, 1989 — Seve Ballesteros (20 TAMPA BAY RAYS — Optioned 1B Ji- monson. (Hammel 2-6), 8:15 p.m. Washington (Fedde 0-1) at N.Y. Yankees Chicago Cubs. past champions of the Meijer LPGA Clas- 1992 — Tom Kite weeks) Man Choi to Durham (IL). Sent OF Kevin OAKLAND RAIDERS — Waived QB San Diego (Lauer 2-4) at St. Louis (Gray 4-4), 7:05 p.m. 1921 — Babe Ruth of the New York Yan- sic are in the field — Henderson, Sei 1991 — x-Payne Stewart March 26, 1989 — Greg Norman (1 Kiermaier and SS Adeiny Hechavarria to Christian Hackenberg and LB Brady (Weaver 3-5), 8:15 p.m. Minnesota (Berrios 7-5) at Detroit (Boyd kees pitched the first five innings and hit Young Kim, Lexi Thompson and Mirim 1990 — z-Hale Irwin week) Charlotte (IL) for rehab assignments. Sheldon. Signed DTs Ahtyba Rubin and Texas (Hamels 3-6) at L.A. Dodgers 4-4), 7:10 p.m. two home runs in an 11-8 victory over the Lee. ... The field also includes Michelle 1989 — Curtis Strange Nov. 13, 1988 — Seve Ballesteros (19 TEXAS RANGERS — Signed SSs Frostee Rucker. (Maeda 4-4), 10:10 p.m. Cleveland (Bauer 5-4) at Chicago White Detroit Tigers. Wie and Lydia Ko. ... Morgan Pressel is 1988 — x-Curtis Strange weeks) Jonathan Ornelas and Jayce Easley and COLLEGE Thursday's Games Sox (Covey 2-1), 8:10 p.m. playing this week, keeping her from Fox 1937 — New York's Joe DiMaggio hit 1987 — Scott Simpson Nov. 6, 1988 — Greg Norman (1 week) RHPs Cole Winn, Owen White and ADRIAN — Named Brett Wetzel men's San Francisco at Miami, 12:10 p.m. Cincinnati (Mahle 4-6) at Kansas City Sports broadcasting duties at the U.S. three consecutive home runs to give the 1986 — Ray Floyd Oct. 30, 1988 — Seve Ballesteros (1 Mason Englert. lacrosse coach. Colorado at Philadelphia, 1:05 p.m. (Hammel 2-6), 8:15 p.m. Open. Yankees an 8-8, 11-inning tie against the 1985 — Andy North week) TORONTO BLUE JAYS — Signed LHP CHARLESTON SOUTHERN — Named San Diego at Atlanta, 7:35 p.m. Houston (Cole 7-1) at Oakland (Black- St. Louis Browns in the second game of a 1984 — x-Fuzzy Zoeller Nov. 29, 1987 — Greg Norman (48 Nick Allgeyer; 1B Jake Brodt; 2B Arlon Harper assistant men's basketball N.Y. Mets at Arizona, 9:40 p.m. burn 1-0), 10:05 p.m. doubleheader. In the first game, the Yan- 1983 — Larry Nelson weeks) Nicholas Podkul; 3B John Aiello; SSs coach. Promoted Rick Duckett associate Texas (Hamels 3-6) at L.A. Dodgers TTodayoday In History kees scored two runs in the eighth and 1982 — Tom Watson Nov. 22, 1987 — Seve Ballesteros (1 June 13 Jordan Groshans, Addison Barger and head men's basketball coach. Tuesday’s Linescores (Maeda 4-4), 10:10 p.m. seven runs in the ninth to win 16-9 at 1981 — David Graham week) 1935 — Jim Braddock scores a 15-round Vinny Capra; Cs Christopher Bec, Troy CHARLOTTE — Announced volleyball San Francisco 100 000 000—1 3 0 Thursday's Games Sportsman's Park. DiMaggio hit a three- 1980 — Jack Nicklaus Sept. 14, 1986 — Greg Norman (62 unanimous decision over Max Baer in Squires and Francisco Ruiz; OFs Cal players Reeana Richards is transferring Miami 003 000 00x—3 6 0 Minnesota at Detroit, 1:10 p.m. run homer in the fifth to put the Yankees 1979 — Hale Irwin weeks) New York to win the world heavyweight Stevenson, Hunter Steinmetz and Adrian from Hampton and Simone Jeffries from Stratton, Gearrin (8), W.Smith (8) and Cleveland at Chicago White Sox, 2:10 ahead 4-3. He hit a solo homer in the sev- 1978 — Andy North April 27, 1986 — Seve Ballesteros (20 title. Ramos; and RHPs Adam Kloffenstein, N.C. State. Posey; Richards, Conley (7), Ziegler (8), p.m. enth to cut the Browns's lead to 8-7, and 1977 — Hubert Green weeks) 1953 — Ben Hogan wins the U.S. Open Sean Wymer, Joseph Murray, Brad Wil- LOUISVILLE — Approved new contract Barraclough (9) and Realmuto. W- Houston at Oakland, 3:35 p.m. hit another solo homer in the ninth to tie it 1976 — Jerry Pate April 6, 1986 — Bernhard Langer (3 for the fourth time, with a six-stroke vic- son, Troy Watson, Austin Havekost, terms for baseball coach Dan McDonnell. Richards 1-3. L-Stratton 7-4. Sv-Barra- Tampa Bay at N.Y. Yankees, 7:05 p.m. at 8-8. All three homers were off Julio 1975 — x-Lou Graham weeks) tory over Sam Snead. Gage Burland, Mike Pascoe, Will McAf- SAN JOSE STATE — Promoted interim clough (4). Boston at Seattle, 10:10 p.m. Bonetti, who pitched all 11 innings for St. 1974 — Hale Irwin 1959 — Billy Casper captures the U.S. fer, Cre Finfrock, Cobi Johnson, Joey baseball coach Brad Sanfilippo to head Louis. 1973 — Johnny Miller Open golf tournament over Bob Rosburg. Pulido and Grant Townsend to minor Colorado 000 000 103—4 11 1 PGA TOUR coach. Tuesday’s Linescores 1947 — In the first night game at Fenway 1972 — Jack Nicklaus 1971 — Kathy Whitworth takes the LPGA league contracts. Philadelphia 301 000 01x—5 4 1 UNITED STATES GOLF ASSOCIATION UC DAVIS — Entended the contract of Toronto 000 010 000—1 5 1 Park, the Red Sox beat the Chicago 1971 — x-Lee Trevino championship by four strokes over Kathy National League Gray, Rusin (7), Shaw (8) and T.Murphy; U.S. OPEN Jennifer Gross woman's basketball Tampa Bay 002 002 00x—4 7 0 White Sox 5-3. 1970 — Tony Jacklin Ahern. ARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS — Signed Nola, E.Ramos (7), Hunter (8), Garcia (9), Site: Southampton, N.Y. coach through the 2023-24 season. Garcia, Biagini (6), Clippard (7), Loup (8) 1948 — Babe Ruth Day at Yankee Sta- 1969 — Orville Moody 1982 — Jan Stephenson wins the LPGA INF Zack Shannon; LHPs Ryan Ricci, Dominguez (9) and Alfaro. W-Nola 8-2. L- Course: Shinnecock Hills GC. Yardage: and Maile; Stanek, Pruitt (3), Venters (5), dium drew 49,641 fans, with Ruth's No. 3 1968 — Lee Trevino championship with a two-stroke triumph Trevor McKenna and Tyler Jandron; and Gray 6-7. Sv-Dominguez (3). HRs- 7,445. Par: 70. Roe (6), Alvarado (7), Romo (9) and retired and the Yankees beating the 1967 — Jack Nicklaus over Joanne Carner. RHPs Kyler Stout, Ethan Larrison, Josh Philadelphia, Kingery (3). Purse: $12 million. Winner's share: $1.26 TTVV Sportswatch Ramos. W-Pruitt 2-3. L-Garcia 2-5. Sv- Cleveland Indians 5-3. 1966 — x-Billy Casper million. 1991 — The National, the nation's first all- Green, Brian Christian, Landon Whitson, Wednesday, June 13 Romo (2). HRs-Tampa Bay, Ramos (8). 1957 — Ted Williams of the Boston Red 1965 — x-Gary Player sports daily newspaper, ceases publica- Andy Toelken, Jacob Stevens, Bryan MLB BASEBALL New York 000 002 000—2 3 0 Television (all times EDT): Thursday- Sox hit three home runs and drove in five 1964 — Ken Venturi tion. Menendez, Matthew Ladrech, Justin Noon Atlanta 000 106 10x—8 10 1 Friday, 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. (FS1), 6 p.m. to Minnesota 001 000 410—6 7 2 runs in a 9-3 victory over the Cleveland 1963 — x-Julius Boros 1992 — Sergei Bubka of Ukraine breaks Garcia and Erin Baldwin to minor league MLB — Regional coverage, N.Y. Mets at Wheeler, Sewald (6), Rhame (8) and 9 p.m. (FOX); Saturday, 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. Detroit 000 200 200—4 7 0 Indians. Williams became the first AL 1962 — x-Jack Nicklaus his own world outdoor record in the pole contracts. Atlanta OR Toronto at Tampa Bay (1 Mesoraco; Foltynewicz, Biddle (6), Carle (FOX); Sunday, 11 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. Odorizzi, Pressly (6), Duke (7), Hilden- player to have two three-homer games in 1961 — Gene Littler vault by soaring 20 feet, one-half inch. CINCINNATI REDS — Signed 2B Brian p.m.) (6), Minter (7), S.Freeman (8), Jackson (FOX). berger (7), Rodney (9) and Garver, B.Wil- a season. 1960 — Arnold Palmer The jump is the 30th time that Bubka has Rey; OFs Drew Mount and Bren Spillane; 3 p.m. (9) and Flowers. W-Carle 4-1. L-Wheeler Defending champion: Brooks Koepka. son; Hardy, Coleman (7), Saupold (7), 1973 — The Los Angeles Dodgers' infield 1959 — Billy Casper set the record indoors or outdoors, sur- LHPs Jacob Wyrick and Connor Curlis; MLB — Regional coverage, Boston at 2-5. HRs-Atlanta, Albies (16), Freeman Notes: Shinnecock Hills is hosting its fifth A.Wilson (8) and Joh.Hicks. W-Pressly 1- of Steve Garvey (first base), Davey Lopes 1958 — Tommy Bolt Baltimore OR Pittsburgh at Arizona (13). U.S. Open and fourth since 1986. It held passing the 29 world records by distance 1B Brandt Stallings and Jay Schuyler; Cs 1. L-Coleman 3-1. Sv-Rodney (14). HRs- (second base), Ron Cey (third base) and 1957 — x-Dick Mayer the second U.S. Open in 1896, and then runner Paavo Nurmi of Finland in the Edward Guzman, Robert Boselli and (joined in progress) Minnesota, Adrianza (3). Bill Russell (shortstop) played together for 1956 — Cary Middlecoff 7 p.m. San Diego 000 300 100—4 7 0 went 90 years until its next one. ... Dustin 1920s. Hunter Oliver; and RHPs Justin McGre- the first time in a 16-3 loss to the Philadel- 1955 — x-Jack Fleck ESPN — Washington at N.Y. Yankees St. Louis 000 000 200—2 5 0 Johnson returned to No. 1 in the world by 1993 — Patty Sheehan wins the LPGA gor, Ricky Salinas, Andrew McDonald, Boston 021 210 000—6 9 2 phia Phillies. The quartet would set a 1954 — Ed Furgol 10 p.m. Strahm, Cimber (4), Stammen (7), Yates winning the FedEx St. Jude Classic. This Championship for a third time, beating Matt Pidich, Yomil Maysonet, Josiah Baltimore 101 000 002—4 11 0 major league record for longevity by play- 1953 — x-Ben Hogan MLB — Regional coverage, Texas at (8), Hand (9) and Ellis; Mikolas, Mayers is the second straight year he is No. 1 at Lauri Merten by a stroke. Gray, Ryan Campbell, Lyon Richardson, Rodriguez, Velazquez (6), Kelly (7), ing 8 1/2 years in the same infield. 1952 — Julius Boros L.A. Dodgers OR Cleveland at Chicago (7), Jor.Hicks (8) and Molina. W-Cimber the U.S. Open, ending a streak of six 1997 — Chicago wins its fifth NBA cham- Alexander Moore, Alberto Gonzales and M.Barnes (8), Kimbrel (9) and Vazquez; 1998 — For the fourth time in major 1951 — Ben Hogan 3-2. L-Mikolas 7-2. Sv-Hand (20). HRs- straight years with a different No. 1 at this pionship in the last seven years when John Schneider to minor league con- White Sox (joined in progress) Hess, M.Castro (4), Britton (7), Hart (8), league history, teammates hit back-to- 1950 — Ben Hogan San Diego, Hosmer (9). major. ... Tiger Woods is playing the U.S. Steve Kerr's last-second shot gives the tracts. WNBA BASKETBALL O'Day (9) and Wynns, Sisco. W-Ro- back homers in consecutive innings. At- 1949 — Cary Middlecoff Open for the first time since 2015. He has Bulls a 90-86 Game 6 victory over the COLORADO ROCKIES — Optioned OF 7 p.m. driguez 8-1. L-Hess 2-3. HRs-Boston, lanta's Javy Lopez and Andruw Jones 1948 — Ben Hogan Chicago 000 000 000—0 2 1 not had a top 10 in the U.S. Open since Utah Jazz. Mike Tauchman to Albuquerque (PCL). ESPN2 — Washington at Connecticut Benintendi (12), Devers (10). Baltimore, each homered in the second and third in- 1947 — x-Lew Worsham Milwaukee 202 000 00x—4 7 0 Rickard (4). ning of the Braves' 9-7 win over Montreal 1946 — x-Lloyd Mangrum Chatwood, Farrell (6), Bass (8) and Con- at Turner Field. 1942-45 No Championships - World War II treras; C.Anderson, T.Williams (8), Cleveland 000 001 000—1 5 0 2001 — Texas' Ruben Sierra homered 1941 — Craig Wood Barnes (9) and Pina. W-C.Anderson 5-5. Chicago 300 020 00x—5 8 0 from both sides of the plate for the sixth 1940 — x-Lawson Little L-Chatwood 3-5. Plutko, McAllister (5), Olson (8), Tomlin time, but the Rangers lost 5-3 to the 1939 — x-Byron Nelson (8) and Gomes; Shields, Fry (8), N.Jones Dodgers. 1938 — Ralph Guldahl ...(continued Tiger from page 6) ...(continued Durant from page 6) next several months and not work Top Ten (9), Cedeno (9), Soria (9) and Narvaez. 2003 — Roger Clemens reached 300 1937 — Ralph Guldahl G AB R H Avg. much as Myers handles the con- W-Shields 2-7. L-Plutko 3-1. Sv-Soria (9). wins and became the third pitcher with 1936 — Tony Manero from golf with the first of his back have those — Klay’s got another FFreeman Atl 66 252 43 86 .341 HRs-Chicago, Sanchez (4), Moncada (9). 4,000 strikeouts, leading the New York 1935 — Sam Parks Jr. tracts and money. Gennett Cin 64 241 33 82 .340 surgeries. year, Draymond’s got two more. Yankees over the St. Louis Cardinals 5- 1934 — Olin Dutra Kemp LAD 63 204 29 69 .338 It’s still sinking in for Kerr just Tuesday’s Interleague Linescore 2. Clemens, the 21st pitcher to make it to 1933 — Johnny Goodman Three years from his last U.S. Kevin’s really the free agent we Markakis Atl 66 264 41 88 .333 Washington 000 000 000—0 5 0 300, allowed two runs in 6 2-3 innings and 1932 — Gene Sarazen how much success the Warriors BCrawford SF 65 228 28 75 .329 Open, five years from his last vic- have to focus on.” New York 020 001 00x—3 8 0 struck out 10, raising his total to 4,006. 1931 — x-Billy Burke Martinez StL 62 230 31 74 .322 tory, and so much has changed. Key reserve David West is con- have had during this four-year Roark, Grace (7), Suero (8) and Severino; Clemens joined Nolan Ryan (5,714) and 1930 — Bobby Jones Almora ChC 59 190 36 60 .316 Sabathia, Green (6), Betances (8), Chap- Steve Carlton (4,136) in the 4,000-strike- 1929 — x-Bobby Jones Woods will play with Dustin templating retirement, telling Kerr stretch since he became coach Dickerson Pit 60 233 31 73 .313 man (9) and Romine. W-Sabathia 4-1. L- out club. 1928 — x-Johnny Farrell BAnderson Mia 67 251 37 78 .311 Johnson and Justin Thomas, the and Myers during exit interviews he ahead of the 2014-15 season. Roark 3-7. Sv-Chapman (18). HRs-New 2008 — Chase Utley, Ryan Howard and 1927 — x-Tommy Armour Votto Cin 65 232 33 72 .310 York, Gregorius 2 (13). Pat Burrell hit consecutive home runs in 1926 — Bobby Jones top ranked players in the world will take some time to decide. “I never could have envisioned Home Runs the first inning of Philadelphia's 20-2 rout 1925 — x-Willie MacFarlane during the first two rounds. Kerr plans to take it easy for the Harper, Washington, 19; Albies, Atlanta, this four-year run,” Kerr said. Cincinnati 000 000 001 4—5 8 1 of St. Louis. 1924 — Cyril Walker 16; Villanueva, San Diego, 15; Story, Col- Kansas City 000 010 000 0—1 4 1 2012 — Matt Cain pitched the 22nd per- 1923 — x-Bobby Jones orado, 14; TShaw, Milwaukee, 14; JBaez, (10 innings) fect game in major league history and first 1922 — Gene Sarazen Chicago, 14; MAdams, Washington, 13; Romano, D.Hernandez (9), Garrett (10) for San Francisco, striking out a career- 1921 — James M. Barnes FFreeman, Atlanta, 13; Blackmon, Col- and Barnhart; Kennedy, K.Herrera (9), high 14 batters and getting help from two 1920 — Edward Ray orado, 13; 6 tied at 12. McCarthy (10) and S.Perez. W-D.Her- running catches to beat the Houston As- 1919 — x-Walter Hagen Minnesota...... 6 Runs Batted In nandez 2-0. L-McCarthy 4-3. HRs-Cincin- tros 10-0. ...(continued NL from page 6) (continued from page 6) 1917-18 No championship - World War I ... AL Suarez, Cincinnati, 48; Story, Colorado, Detroit...... 4 nati, Barnhart (4). Kansas City, Dozier (2). Today's birthdays: James McCann, 28; 1916 — Charles Evans Jr. Miami ...... 3 47; Gennett, Cincinnati, 47; FFreeman, Drew Smyly, 29; Justin Miller, 31; 1915 — Jerome Travers beat Clevelandt. Atlanta, 46; Rizzo, Chicago, 46; JBaez, San Francisco...... 1 DETROIT (AP) — Ehire Adri- Top Ten Jonathan Lucroy, 32; Pedro Strop, 33. 1914 — Walter Hagen Shields (2-7) gave up one run Chicago, 46; Markakis, Atlanta, 44; GABR HAvg. 1913 — Francis Ouimet anza hit his first career grand slam to Harper, Washington, 43; TShaw, Milwau- MIAMI (AP) — Trevor and four hits in seven innings after Betts Bos 49 189 52 67 .354 1912 — John McDermott kee, 43; Martinez, St. Louis, 42. help Minnesota rally to beat Detroit. Segura Sea 63 265 50 91 .343 College Baseball 1911 — John McDermott Richards pitched six effective in- going 12 starts and 13 appearances Pitching NCAA College World Series Altuve Hou 67 272 40 93 .342 1910 — Alex Smith The Twins trailed 2-1 going into cherzer, Washington, 10-2; Wacha, St. At TD Ameritrade Park Omaha nings for his first major league win without a win. The veteran right- Simmons LAA 59 215 32 71 .330 1909 — George Sargent Louis, 8-1; Nola, Philadelphia, 8-2; Lester, Omaha, Neb. the seventh inning, but Tigers Brantley Cle 54 221 34 70 .317 1908 — Fred McLeod helping Miami beat San Francisco. hander struck out two and did not Chicago, 7-2; Mikolas, St. Louis, 7-2; All Times EDT Castellanos Det 65 266 32 84 .316 1907 — Alex Ross Richards (1-3) allowed two hits walk a batter in his first victory starter Blaine Hardy left after al- Newcomb, Atlanta, 7-2; Stratton, San (Double Elimination) MDuffy TB 51 204 16 64 .314 1906 — Alex Smith Francisco, 7-4; Corbin, Arizona, 6-2; Saturday, June 19 in his seventh major league start. since the opener at Kansas City. lowing a leadoff single to Eduardo Rosario Min 63 250 42 78 .312 1905 — Willie Anderson GGonzalez, Washington, 6-2; 2 tied at 6- Game 1 — Oregon State (49-10-1) vs. MMachado Bal 64 247 32 77 .312 1904 — Willie Anderson He struck out two and walked Moncada and Sanchez con- Escobar. Louis Coleman (3-1) only 4. North Carolina (43-18), 3 p.m. JMartinez Bos 63 241 42 75 .311 1903 — Willie Anderson Game 2 — Washington 35-24) vs. Mis- three. nected on consecutive pitches threw nine strikes in a 23-pitch Home Runs 1902 — Laurie Auchterlonie All-Star Fan Voting sissippi State (37-37), 8 p.m. outing, walking two batters to load Trout, Los Angeles, 21; JMartinez, 1901 — Willie Anderson Brandon Crawford’s groundout from Adam Plutko. Matt Davidson Voting Released June 11 Sunday, June 17 Boston, 21; JoRamirez, Cleveland, 19; 1900 — Harry Vardon in the first inning drove in the only drove RBI doubles off the center- the bases with two outs. At Nationals Park, Washington Game 3 — Arkansas (44-19) vs. Texas Judge, New York, 18; MMachado, Balti- 1899 — Willie Smith Tuesday, July 17 (42-21), 2 p.m. run for the Giants, who had just field wall in both the first and a Tigers manager Ron Gardenhire more, 18; Gallo, Texas, 17; KDavis, Oak- 1898 — Fred Herd FIRST BASEMEN Game 4 — Texas Tech (44-18) vs. Florida land, 17; Betts, Boston, 17; Encarnacion, 1897 — Joe Lloyd three hits. two-run fifth, and the White Sox brought in Warwick Saupold, who 1. Freddie Freeman, Braves...... 633,342 (47-19), 7 p.m. Cleveland, 16; 4 tied at 15. 1896 — James Foulis 2. Anthony Rizzo, Cubs...... 248,275 JT Riddle had a two-run double beat the AL Central leaders after went to a 3-1 count on Adrianza Runs Batted In 1895 — Horace Rawlins 3. Brandon Belt, Giants ...... 162,750 JMartinez, Boston, 54; MMachado, Balti- x-won playoff for Miami, and Starlin Castro had losing their first four meetings this before throwing a fastball that 4. Cody Bellinger, Dodgers...... 113,392 WNBA more, 50; Haniger, Seattle, 47; KDavis, EASTERN CONFERENCE y-won on second hole of sudden death two hits and knocked in a run. season. ended up in the right-field stands. 5. Joey Votto, Reds ...... 83,272 Oakland, 46; Judge, New York, 45; Ben- WLPct GB after playoff SECOND BASEMEN San Francisco right-hander intendi, Boston, 44; Rosario, Minnesota, Connecticut 7 1 .875 — z-won on first hole of sudden death 1. Ozzie Albies, Braves ...... 398,816 43; JoRamirez, Cleveland, 43; 3 tied at Atlanta 5 3 .625 2 after playoff Chris Stratton (7-4) ran into trou- 2. Javier Báez, Cubs ...... 360,307 42. Washington 5 4 .556 2½ ble in the third when he loaded the 3. Scooter Gennett, Reds...... 309,512 Pitching New York 3 4 .429 3½ Number 1 Golf Rankings 4. Asdrúbal Cabrera, Mets...... 97,243 Kluber, Cleveland, 10-2; Severino, New Chicago 3 5 .375 4 June 10, 2018 — Dustin Johnson bases. Castro singled in run and 5. Joe Panik, Giants ...... 62,325 York, 9-2; Verlander, Houston, 8-2; Happ, Indiana 0 9 .000 7½ May 13, 2018 — Justin Thomas (4 Riddle followed with a two-run THIRD BASEMEN Toronto, 8-3; Snell, Tampa Bay, 8-3; Por- WESTERN CONFERENCE weeks) double to right field. 1. Nolan Arenado, Rockies...... 527,683 cello, Boston, 8-3; Carrasco, Cleveland, WLPct GB Feb. 19, 2017 — Dustin Johnson (64 Philadelphia...... 5 2. Kris Bryant, Cubs ...... 305,062 8-4; Rodriguez, Boston, 7-1; Morton, Phoenix 8 3 .727 — weeks) 3. Johan Camargo, Braves...... 152,260 Colorado...... 4 Houston, 7-1; GCole, Houston, 7-1. Los Angeles 5 2 .714 1 March 28, 2016 — Jason Day (47 weeks) 4. Eugenio Suarez, Reds ...... 87,659 Seattle 6 3 .667 1 Nov. 8, 2015 — Jordan Spieth (20 weeks) 5. Justin Turner, Dodgers ...... 87,387 PHILADELPHIA (AP) — All-Star Fan Voting Dallas 4 4 .500 2½ Oct. 18, 2015 — Jason Day (3 weeks) SALES • SERVICE • PARTS SHORTSTOPS Voting Released June 12 Minnesota 3 6 .333 4 Sept. 27, 2015 — Jordan Spieth (3 Aaron Nola struck out 10 in an- 504 Lee Street • Blackshear, Georgia 31516 (912) 449-3818 1. Brandon Crawford, Giants.....466,021 At Nationals Park, Washington Las Vegas 2 7 .222 5 weeks) 2. Dansby Swanson, Braves .....225,182 other dominant performance, Scott Tuesday, July 17 Tuesday's Games Sept. 20, 2015 — Jason Day (1 week) 3. Addison Russell, Cubs ...... 210,764 FIRST BASEMEN Las Vegas 101, Indiana 92, OT Sept. 13, 2015 — Rory McIlroy (1 week) Kingery hit a three-run homer and 4. Trea Turner, Nationals...... 158,252 1. Jose Abreu, White Sox...... 267,812 Phoenix 75, Dallas 72 Sept. 8, 2015 — Jordan Spieth (1 week) 5. Trevor Story, Rockies ...... 143,603 Philadelphia beat Colorado. Chicago at Seattle, late Aug. 30, 2015 — Rory McIlroy (1 week) CATCHERS 2. Mitch Moreland, Red Sox...... 241,889 Nola (8-2) allowed one run and Atlanta at Los Angeles, late Aug. 16, 2015 — Jordan Spieth (2 weeks) 1. Buster Posey, Giants...... 281,331 3. Miguel Cabrera, Tigers...... 173,174 Wednesday's Games Aug 3, 2014 — Rory McIlroy (53 weeks) four hits in 6 2/3 innings, lowering 2. Willson Contreras, Cubs...... 259,427 4. Albert Pujols, Angels...... 155,219 Las Vegas at New York, 7 p.m. May 18, 2014 — Adam Scott (11 weeks) 3. Kurt Suzuki, Braves...... 223,108 5. Yuli Gurriel, Astros...... 154,363 his ERA to 2.27. He has given up Washington at Connecticut, 7 p.m. March 24, 2013 — Tiger Woods (60 4. Francisco Cervelli, Pirates.....168,832 SECOND BASEMEN Thursday's Games weeks) three runs or less in 13 of 14 starts. 5. Yadier Molina, Cardinals ...... 152,336 1. Jose Altuve, Astros...... 701,236 Indiana at Atlanta, 11:30 a.m. Aug. 12, 2012 — Rory McIlroy (32 weeks) Kingery drove a 1-2 pitch from OUTFIELDERS 2. Gleyber Torres, Yankees ...... 279,810 May 27, 2012 — Luke Donald (11 weeks) 1. Bryce Harper, Nationals ...... 498,189 3. Dee Gordon, Mariners...... 87,647 May 6, 2012 — Rory McIlroy (3 weeks) Jon Gray (6-7) out to left-center to 2. Nick Markakis, Braves...... 494,206 4. Jed Lowrie, A's ...... 70,454 Golf April 29, 2012 — Luke Donald (1 week) give the Phillies a 3-0 lead in the 3. Matt Kemp, Dodgers ...... 351,780 5. Jason Kipnis, Indians ...... 68,151 US Open, Yardage and par April 15, 2012 — Rory McIlroy (2 weeks) 4. Charlie Blackmon, Rockies ...309,099 THIRD BASEMEN SOUTHAMPTION, N.Y. (AP) — Yardage March 18, 2012 — Luke Donald (4 first. He added a sacrifice fly in the 5. Ronald Acuña Jr., Braves...... 277,077 1. Jose Ramirez, Indians...... 443,234 and par for Shinnecock Hills Golf Club, weeks) third. 6. Ender Inciarte, Braves...... 225,225 2. Miguel Andujar, Yankees ...... 219,691 site of the 118th U.S. Open to be played March 4, 2012 — Rory McIlroy (2 weeks) 7. Kyle Schwarber, Cubs...... 203,299 3. Alex Bregman, Astros ...... 180,911 June 14-17: May 29, 2011 — Luke Donald (40 weeks) Gray surrendered four runs on 8. Ben Zobrist, Cubs...... 196,837 4. Adrian Beltre, Rangers ...... 121,403 Hole ...... Par ...... Yds April 24, 2011 — Lee Westwood (5 only three hits in six innings. He 9. Odúbel Herrera, Phillies ...... 189,234 5. Mike Moustakas, Royals...... 112,150 1...... 4...... 399 weeks) also fanned 10. Page - Eight Waycross Journal-Herald,Journal-Herald Wednesday, June 13, 2018

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SPECIAL PHOTO SPECIAL PHOTO Merrymakers members celebrating May birthdays were Jeanne Godwin (left to right), Couples celebrating wedding anniversaries at the Merrymakers meeting in May were Ronny Strickland, Mary Helen Dorminey, Doris Gagnon and Evelyn Walker (not pictured). John and Yvonne Knox (left, 43 years) and J.W. and Betty Overstreet (three years).

ByMerrymakers DENA McCLUNEY Rememberwill fill us only to the degree that we Veterans allow given their lives inWho war. He went on Gave to say freedoms Their have to be earned.” Lives ForAlhambra in Freedom Jacksonville, Fla., on Nov. Merrymakers Reporter Him to in our hearts and lives.” there would be a lot of empty chairs in Knox ended his program with a few 10 to enjoy a patriotic musical. A large group attended the Central Bap- Davis ended her devotional quoting many homes this Memorial Day because words reflecting on his time in Vietnam. The door prize was a lovely red gerbera tist Church Merrymakers gathering as the Acts 1:18 and saying a prayer. of the loss of service men protecting the He noted that 58,000 soldiers were lost daisy won by J.R. Griffin. group remembered Memorial Day during Walker recognized those members pres- freedoms of this country. during that engagement. The tables were decorated with arrange- its May meeting. ent who were celebrating birthdays and The second point from the motto was to Post Traumatic Syndrome was never a ments of seasonal white crepe myrtle and Sidney Walker, vice president, opened wedding anniversaries during the month honor the nation’s service men. problem for him, but he did express sur- an American flag. the meeting and welcomed all members ofMay.Allattendingveteranswerealso HerestatedwordsfromtheformerSec- vivor’s guilt: questioning why he came Most impressive was ”The Missing and guests. recognized. retary of State Donald Rumsfeld who said, home when so many men didn’t return. Man” table setting. Items displayed in- Recognized guests were Austin Haynes, Anticipation mounted as Yvonne Knox “‘We should never pass a service person Mayor Knox said he gives thanks to cluded a white table cloth representing the Michael Walker, Susan Strickland and was asked to introduce the Memorial Day without thanking them for their service.’ God every day for his safe return. purity of a soldier’s motives, the single red Ross Chaney. Walker acknowledged guest speaker, her husband, Waycross They deserve to be honored for their serv- During his concluding remarks, Knox rose as a reminder of the life of the miss- members needing prayer. Mayor John Knox. He focused his re- ice.” quoted words from Lee Greenwood’s fa- ing, the lemon slice on the bread plate rep- An inspiring devotional was given by marks on what it meant to be a veteran and He mentioned the newly finished me- mous song, “God Bless the USA” and resenting the bitter fate of those missing, a Patsy Davis from The Helper by Catherine his time in Vietnam. morial in Plant Park dedicated to honor all quoted President Ronald Reagan who Bible to show the strength gained by faith Marshall titled “How Much Do We Know Hebasedhisbeginningremarksonthe the fallen soldiers of Amercia’s wars from said, “Freedom is never more than one inGod,aninvertedglasssymbolizingthe About the Holy Spirit Working in Our motto used by the organization “Wreaths Ware County. The words on the monu- generation away from extinction. We did- inability to share in a toast, a lit candle to Lives?” Across America — Remember, Honor, ment read “All gave some and some gave n’t pass it to our children in the blood reflect the hope for a safe return and the She explained that “... freedom of and Teach.” all.” stream. It must be fought for, protected empty chair to remind everyone that the choice is a precious gift of the Holy Spirit Mayor Knox reminded members not to The third point Mayor Knox referenced and handed on for them to do the same.” soldier is missing. and He waits to see how we welcome Him “remember those whose sacrifice was the was that “... we should teach our children Marceil Wildes encouraged members to The delicious meal was a covered dish in our lives. We can be used to help others worst possible thing we could do” refer- the value of our freedom. Most young sign up for a fun three-day trip to Hi- lunch provided by the Merrymaker mem- through the Holy Spirit. The Holy Spirit ring to those American soldiers who had people don’t understand today that our awassee on Sept. 8 and a day trip to the bers. It was enjoyed by all!

SPECIAL PHOTO Honored veterans recognized include Jerry Fox (back row, left to right), Pearlie Dorminey, Michael Walker, George SPECIAL PHOTO Gruver, Mayor John Knox (front row, left to right), Royce SPECIAL PHOTO The “Missing Man” table was set up for the meeting and Blalock, J.W. Overstreet, Mike Waters, Bo Altman, Ronny The guest speaker for the program was Mayor John Knox, everyone was called to honor those who served the nation Strickland, J.R. Griffin and Redding Davis. who was introduced by his wife, Yvonne Knox. and gave their lives for freedom.

Social Notes Reunions Business Workshop involved. for brides and event planners to ask at 816-7018 or Luther Jones at 337- Anyone who has not already “We’d love to have you join us,” questions and see their work. 6570. signed up may do so now or in the Griner Family Wednesday, June 20 The Waycross-Ware County De- said a spokesman. “Our workouts General admission is $2. future, said Ware County manager Reunion June 23 velopment Authority and the Down- are easy and fun and good for your For more information, call the ʻCode Redʼ Is Way Scott Moye. The Griner family reunion will health! Everyone goes at their own OHC at 285-4260. be held Saturday, June 23, at the town Waycross Development Of Notifying Citizens Authority are hosting a “Start Your pace.” Ware County citizens are invited home of Bob and Gracie (Griner) For information, call 283-4277. VFW Offers Service Own Business” workshop Wednes- to sign up for “Code Red,” a pro- Lee, 811 Taylor Circle, Blacks- Bailey Heights Sets To All War Veterans day, June 20, from noon until 2 p.m. gram that notifies citizens by tele- The Veterans of Foreign Wars lo- hear. Reunion July 28 at the Community Room, 317 Plant OHC Hosting Bridal The fourth annual Bailey Heights phone in the event of a problem or cated in Waycross is looking to Everyone is asked to bring a Ave. reunion has been set for July 28. traffic situation like the recent clos- serve you. covered dish. Lunch will be Expo On Saturday Admission is free. Everyone is The Okefenokee Heritage Center The banquet planned for July 27 ing of the Bickley Highway Bridge. If you have served in any out-of- served at 12:30 p.m. invited to attend and listen to the is hosting a bridal expo Saturday has been canceled. To access “Code Red,” visit the country conflict from World War II For more information, contact steps one needs to take to success- from 9 a.m. until 12 p.m. Afamilyandfriendsdaywillbe Ware County website at www.ware- up to ongoing operations in Gracie Lee at 449-3924. fully start a business in the local Vendors may sign up by calling held at E.E. Moore Park located off county.com and follow the prompts. Afghanistan or Iraq, you are eligible community. 285-4260 or emailing oke- Dorothy Street in Waycross. Citizens without internet access and invited to join our organization 70th Allen Family Lunch will be provided for all [email protected] For information, or to order a T- should call 287-4394 (the EMA of- (DD-214 required). Reunion June 24 that RSVP to [email protected] or call Photographers, caterers, florists, shirt, contact chairperson Linda fice) and personnel there will regis- For more information, call 285- The 70th annual Allen family 283-2112. musicians and more will be on hand Causer at 550-5376, Priscilla Brown ter them into the system. 2692. reunion will be held Sunday, June 24, at Building 2 at Laura Walker Harborview Hosting State Park. ʻHappy Hourʼ Weekly Emily Aguirre Gets Ready For Reunion Everyone is asked to bring a Harborview Health System will Blackshear retired regis- median and a great reunion basket lunch to share at 12:30. All host “Happy Hour” each Friday tered nurse and Christian meal, besides reminiscing family and friends are invited to from 5 to 7 p.m. at Harborview leader Emily Hendry Aguirre and great fellowship. Mrs. attend. Satilla, 1600 Riverside Ave., begin- says she is “happy to be Aguirre, a graduate of ning this week. making plans for the 1958 Emory University with a Headliners will include Cole Justice Family Waycross High School bachelor of science degree Tomlinson on Friday, Leon Thrift classʼs 60th reunion set for in nursing, spends her re- Reunion July 1 on June 22, and Scott Nickell on Descendants of William Henry Sept. 22.” Classmates are tirement enjoying the com- June 29. encouraged to make their pany of her two sons and and Sarah Kathleen Justice will For information or to volunteer to gather at the Hoboken Commu- reservations by July 1 to their families. She also vol- provide entertainment, call 283- Martha Clifton Frier. The re- unteers at Bethesda Recov- nity Center Sunday, July 1, for the 1182 for Pam Cox (extension 132) union will be held at the ery in Waycross. She annual family reunion. or Heather Arnold (extension 126). newly renovated Waycross worships at Bethesda Our Gathering will begin at 11 a.m. Everyone is invited to attend. City Auditorium, where 125 Beloved Church. Many re- Lunch will be served at 1 p.m. graduated, receiving their member her well-known par- Everyone is asked to bring a cov- Gutsy Grannies diplomas. In this auditorium ents, the late Dr. E.D. ered dish, meat, dessert and Welcome Visitors also, classmates played Hendry, Waycross dentist, drinks. Paper goods will be pro- Gutsy Grannies, a low impact ex- basketball growing up, par- and Christine Gallaway vided. ercise class for seniors (grandpas as ticipated in beauty pageants Hendry, of Waycross. She Anyone who has pictures is well as grannies), is held in the First and other events of their also has relatives in Blacks- asked to provide them for the Presbyterian Church Fellowship lifetimes. Of the 125 class- hear and Waycross. She is memory table and to bring an Hall Mondays and Thursdays from mates, 51 are deceased. joined by Beth Herrin Mc- item for the auction. 9to10a.m. “Fun events are planned for Clelland and other reunion For more information, call The class is free to all and non- the reunion,” Mrs. Aguirre committee members in Sherry at 458-2729 or Blanch at denominational. The aim is to en- says. Included will be a talk “looking forward to a great 288-6338. hance mobility using weights and centering on Okefenokee 60th reunion.” stretch bands. No floor exercises are Swamp Park, a woman co- Photo By NICKIE CARTER Page - Ten Waycross Journal-Herald,Journal-Herald Wednesday, June 13, 2018 Area News Ware BOE To Meet ...(continued Grad from page Rate 1) ceive a T-shirt. using AT have a 99.8 percent grad- Monday And Tuesday A$5stateparksparkingfeewill Pines and South Georgia State col- uation rate and that 80.9 percent The Ware County Board of Edu- apply. Call 287-4900 for more in- leges in Waycross. attend post-secondary institutions. cation will hold its monthly work formation. InadditiontoFindYourPath, Without AT, students have a grad- session in the board room at 1301 Retired Health Care CTAE provides another way to ex- uation rate of 79.6 percent, and Bailey St. Monday, 6 p.m. Workers Meet Friday pand choices for students with dis- only 40.1 percent attend post-sec- The monthly board meeting of abilities. ondary institutions, so the impor- the Board of Education will be Retired health care workers will At the April meeting, Dr. Lynn tance of incorporating AT into instruction cannot be overly em- held Tuesday at 6 p.m. in the board meet at Cavagnaro’s for fellowship Barber, CTAE director, presented information about the CTAE pro- phasized. room at 1301 Bailey St. The board and a meal Friday at noon. gram, describing the various path- Tom Cribb, Project Search co- will conduct business as usual as The luncheon is for anyone ways to choose from including ordinator, shared information well as vote on the adoption of the from any area of health care and is welding, healthcare, agriculture, about Project Search, which is a final budget for FY19. dutch treat. marketing, culinary arts, engineer- program located at Satilla Memo- The public is invited to attend. “Don’t forget to call someone ing-technology, early childhood rial Health in Waycross. Students The meeting agenda is posted and remind them about the meet- education and business education. with significant disabilities who prior to the meeting and the min- ing,” said a spokesman. Barber explained that overall have finished high school credits utes are posted as well on the sys- Call Virginia Highsmith at 283- 98.3 percent of students enrolled in and who meet additional criteria tem web page at 3141 for more information. the CTAE program graduate with are recommended for the program, www.ware.k12.ga.us under the ahighschooldiploma. which involves rotations through District and e-Board links. Vietnam Veterans Meet Once A Month In the CTAE program, students various departments at the hospi- Thursday Ware GOP in all pathways are required to tal, including maintenance, house- SPECIAL PHOTO keeping and food services. Meeting Is Scrubbed The Vietnam Veterans of Amer- complete an EOPA (End-of- Fred Williams III with Kim Gibson (left), parent mentor, and ica (Chapter 1070) meet on the Pathway Assessment). In Ware Students report to a classroom at Mollie Spurlock, special ed teacher. The Thursday meeting of the second Thursday of each month at County, 67 percent of students the hospital each morning to study Ware County Republican Party has Captain Joe’s. who take the assessments pass, and basic financial management and been canceled. The meeting begins between 6 41 percent of students with dis- employment skills. They spend Ameetingwillbescheduledfor and 6:30 p.m. (Arrive at 5 or so if abilities pass. time under the direction of hospital July. you wish to join in for supper and Both departments, CTAE and staff in various departments For additional information, fellowship, dutch treat.) An invita- special education, are grateful for throughout the year and in many contact Jimmy at 590-2165. tion is extended to all Vietnam era the addition of several para-pro- cases are offered employment at veterans (and spouses) to attend. fessionals back in August of 2017, the end of their tenure. Early Runoff Voting To which has improved instructional The program has a 100 percent Begin On July 2 Contact Ralph Miller 449-4640 for more information. support and success for students employment rate, and the district with disabilities. Barber and Dr. has won two national awards for Early voting for the July 24 Men Gather Thursday Donna McClain, special education the work accomplished in Project runoff election will begin Monday, For Prayer Breakfast director, expressed appreciation to Search. July 2, and continue through Fri- the Ware County Board of Educa- Four students and the parent of a day, July 20, in Ware County. Men are invited to attend tion for approving the new sup- student with special needs shared The are County Board of Elec- weekly prayer and devotional porting positions at the high school information about their experi- tions and Registration, 408 Tebeau breakfast meetings on Thursday and they said they look forward to ences in special education pro- St., will be open from 8:30 a.m. mornings at Jerry J’s on U.S. 82 improved EOPA pass rates and grams. Chase Sauls with Project until 5 p.m. each day, said Betty (across from South Georgia State graduation rates for students with Search was videotaped at the hos- Gillis, Ware County elections su- College). disabilities as a result of these vital pital while working in the food perintendent. The meetings run from 7:30 to supports. services division. He described his The runoff election is Tuesday, 8:45. Barbara Sonnier, assistive tech- daily tasks as he worked, and July 22, when all polls in Ware The main outreach is to provide nology (AT) coordinator and shared that students should “give County will open at 7 a.m. that day Christian fellowship to men of all teacher for the visually impaired, Project Search a try because they and remain open until 7 p.m. backgrounds and ages, said a shared at the meeting information would be glad they did.” Sauls SPECIAL PHOTO Recovery Program spokesman. Prayer is made for the about AT and how use of technol- shared its positive aspect on his Caina Peck, special ed para-pro, with her son, Albin “Alec” At New Life Church community, area churches, schools ogy is improving outcomes for stu- life and indicated that without the Beyer. and businesses, as well as for the dents with disabilities. program, he would likely be sitting BLACKSHEAR — New Life nation and revival in the land. The Ware County School Dis- at home unemployed. introduced by his mother, Caina Church, 2191 Golf Course Road, Classic Car Show trict has an assistive technology Fred Williams, a Find Your Path in the fall. The school has seven is offering help to hurting people, team, which has been in place for student, shared his excitement Peck. Mrs. Peck, who also serves students who are currently partici- using “12 Gates, Simply Recov- Saturday, Zaxby’s more than 20 years. The team’s ef- about being enrolled in college asaspecialeducationpara-profes- pating in dual enrollment. Prior to forts won state awards in 2010 and with the audience. sional in the CTAE program, ex- the FYP program, no special edu- ery” by Cathy Sweat, of Bethesda A Slum’s Automotive classic car House, in classes Thursdays at 7 2014. Assistive technology in use Williams expressed special grat- pressed her gratitude to individuals cation students were participating “cruise-in” will take place Satur- in the district ranges from cus- itude to Mollie Spurlock, his spe- inthedistrictwhohelpedsupport in dual enrollment. p.m. day at 6 p.m. at Zaxby’s. The recovery sessions are for tomized pencil grips to AAC cial education case manager, and her son’s achievements. She also The special education program A50-50drawingwinnerwillbe (Augmentative and Alternative to Kim Gibson, parent mentor. He shared that in his political science continues to explore other oppor- folks who are suffering and bat- announced at 7:30 p.m. tling addictions. Communication) devices, which stated that without these two indi- class at the college, her son ob- tunities for students in ongoing ef- Everyone is invited to attend the tained the highest test scores com- For more information, call Mar- provide an avenue for students viduals continuously pushing and forts to improve the graduation event on the third Saturday of each pared to classmates on recent ilyn Conley at (912) 387-9871 or who are nonverbal to communi- encouraging him, he would not be rate for students with disabilities month. assessments. the church office at 284-9500. cate. where he is now- enrolled in col- and to expand opportunities for Calvary’s Clothing During this past year, the district lege and attending classes. The audience at the Coastal post-secondary placements. Eagle Scout Project Center Operating invested in 70 scanning pens, “It’s so exciting to walk into a Pines meeting applauded in re- Boosts Food Banks which are pen-like instruments that classroom, put my books on the sponse to this good news. Calvary Baptist Church is now scan text and reads the text aloud desk, and think ‘I’m a college stu- Zackary James, another student AlocalEagleScoutproject,a distributing and receiving donated to the student. Earbuds may be at- dent’,” Williams said. enrolled in Find Your Path, shared community food drive by Boy clothes twice a month, on the first tached for classroom use. Recent Albin “Alec” Beyer, a student in his experiences with the program Scout Hinkley Hood, Troop 390, and third Tuesdays. statistics indicate that students the dual enrollment program, was and expressed gratitude to WCHS Waycross, will support Mary The church, 1622 Gibbs St., in staff, including Stacie Sheys, spe- Street Mission, the Trinity Gilchrist Park, has its clothing cial education coordinator, who worked in preschool when James Methodist House of Hope and St. ministry distribution center at the first entered the special education Joseph’s Church. back of Calvary Baptist (near the program. Non-perishable food items may corner of Young and Lewis Be Prepared To Give As a result of the Find Your Path be taken to Allstate Insurance, 707 streets). program, WCHS has 12 students The Following Knight Ave., Coastal Forklift, The ministry is open twice 2402 Albany Ave., or Dr. Kim who have been accepted by col- Information monthly from 8 to 11 a.m. at the leges. They plan to attend, starting Bradley Hood’s Office, 643 Main bus barn at the back of the St., Blackshear. church building to distribute • LOCATION - “Your contribution to feeding and to receive donated clothes. Maryland the community is greatly appreci- Members of Calvary are glad to Address of Incident ated,” said Hood. be sharing the love of Christ with FRIED • PHONE NUMBER After Friday, donations may be others through the clothing min- CHICKEN delivered to The Church of Jesus istry. • NATURE OF COMPLAINT Christ of Latter-Day Saints, 2095 “The Difference Is Delicious” (What Happened) Central Ave., Saturday from 9 a.m. Firearm Safety Class Great For: until 3 p.m. For Women Planned •Parties • DESCRIPTIONS AND •Banquets DIRECTIONS - If it applies to Folks Lodge Meets Another firearm safety course •Picnics •Meetings the nature of the call First, Third Tuesdays just for women has been scheduled SPECIAL PHOTO • Camping Trips in Waycross. Virgil and Betty Bell, parents of Zzackery James, are proud • ADDITIONAL The serving of light refresh- Waycross Police Chief Tony •Etc. of their son. ments at 6:30 p.m. will precede Tanner has announced that the 505 State St., Waycross, GA QUESTIONS, INCLUDING Tuesday’s meeting of the Frank C. women's self defense firearm 283-1313 RECENT TRAVEL, Folks Lodge No. 192 F&AM at safety training will be conducted MONDAY - SATURDAY 10:30 - 9 - SUNDAY 10-4 WILL BE ASKED ON MEDICAL the lodge hall on Waring Street. by the WPD July 9-11, 6 to 9 p.m., Hours: The business meeting will take Monday - Saturday 10:30 am - 9pm CALL TO ENSURE PROPER at police headquarters on Oak (continued from page 3) place at 7:30 p.m. Street. ... Showmanmuch Trump less goes out in public. Sunday 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. RESPONSE “All members are urged to at- Women will learn how to han- “That was a tape that we gave to Before leaving Singapore, tend and visiting brothers are wel- dle guns safely said tanner, who in- Chairman Kim and his people, his Trump suggested a sequel as he come,” said a spokesman. vites women to visit the police representatives. And it captures a talked about hosting Kim at the LSWSP Kids Fishing department headquarters no later lot. It captures what could be White House. Rodeo Is Saturday than July 2 and fill out an applica- done,” Trump said Tuesday. He told ABC in an interview, “I Proving he was a worthy foil, tion so the department can run would love to have him at the The Friends of Laura S. Walker background criminal checks. Kim stole the show from Trump on White House, whatever it takes. State Park Kids Fishing Rodeo is He said women may bring their Monday night. The autocrat left Saturday, June 16, 8-11 a.m. own guns to the training, but he his hotel and took a tour of some And I would love to have him at Children between the ages of 2 asks that they be of 32 or 380 cal- popular night spots, surrounded by the White House and I think he’d and 12 are welcome to participate. iber or higher for the sake of ahordeofsecurityofficialsand love to be there. And at a certain Prizes in various categories will be safety. breathlessly carried on live televi- point, when it’s all complete, I’d awarded. A hot dog lunch will be “We don’t want any .22-caliber sion, with people watching a love to” go to North Korea, he provided. Each participant will re- guns,” said Tanner. leader who rarely leaves his home, said. LIFT CHAIR HEADQUARTERS Want a Lift? When you get a recliner with our luxury lift feature, it not only lets you kick back, it also helps you up. GIBSON ANIMAL CLINIC “The Right Vet For Your Pet” Farr’s Fine Furniture Russell J. Gibson DVM 285-7700 • Financing Available 5 Points • 504 Lee Street Please Call For Appointment 108 Riverside Dr. • Waycross Waycross/Blackshear Hwy. Blackshear, GA 31516 Hours: Mon.-Fri. 7:30 AM - 5:30 PM, Saturday 7:30 - 3 PM 285-7678 Emergency Service Available Waycross Journal-Herald,Journal-Herald Wednesday, June 13, 2018 Page - Eleven Area News Southern Eagle Distributing Breaks Ground Conservatives Summer Reading fenokee Golf Course Road. TuesdayForANewFacilityInBlackshear Program At Library Everyone is asked to bring a Meet June 21 BLACKSHEAR — Southern up to 40 people. room and locker rooms for em- The Okefenokee Conservative Readers of all ages have the covered dish and dessert to share, Eagle Distributing (SED) and The old Southern Eagle Distrib- ployees and the addition of sky- Coalition will host its next meet- chance to explore all things musi- meat will be provided. ing on Thursday, June 21, at Hog For more information, call Alex Ryan Companies U.S., Inc. broke uting building located on Sun- lights to provide more natural light cal this summer as the Waycross- ground Tuesday on a new 58,540 ’NBonesonMemorialDrivein Ware County Public Library Bennett, president, at 283-8885. dance Road was destroyed by fire into the building. square foot warehouse and distri- Waycross. presents “Libraries Rock” during inJanuary.Thenewbuildingwill The new property was acquired Nar-Anon Meetings bution building. Adutch-treatmealwillbeginat its summer program. Held Every Tuesday include efficient upgrades such as by SED in a land swap with the 6:30 p.m. and the program will be “Libraries Rock” reading club In a ceremony Tuesday morn- solar power, updated dock equip- Pierce County Economic Develop- ing, SED ownership and manage- at 7 p.m. Matt Hurtt, a senior activities include puppet shows, Addiction is a family disease. If ment and additional propane pro- ment and Building authority. SED trainer with the Grassroots Leader- ment as well as Blackshear city professional performers, a maker someone’s addiction is affecting visions to reduce the carbon will exchange their former smaller ship Academy, will be the featured and county officials commemo- camp, group games, music, crafts you, first you must help yourself. speaker. rated the start of construction. emissions in the SED fleet. parcel with the County for the new and more. The program is open to Nar-Anon is a 12-step support The program, “The Vision of a Operations are expected to Adding to the energy con- parcel located at 6200 Bowen young people, pre-school through group for families and friends of science efforts at the new facility Road in Blackshear. Free and Open Society,” will ask young adult, with programs, prize begin in the new building Jan. 1. addicts. Meetings are every Tues- SED continues to add alternative Ware Malcomb is the architect participants if certain laws should drawings, story times, a reading day from 7 until 8 p.m. at Gilchrist Southern Eagle Distributing, an fuel vehicles to their fleet. Also the on the project and Ryan Compa- exist in a free and open society. An club and more. Park United Methodist, 601 Wash- Anheuser-Busch distributor, has overview of American founding project will include a hospitality nies is handling preconstruction For more information, call the ington Ave. There are no dues or been a fixture in the community principles will be shared and dis- library at 287-4978, see the rules signup fees ... just come to a meet- for nearly two decades employing room for retailers’ use, a break and construction. cussed. online at okrls.org/srp/ and check ing. The Grassroots Leadership out the program calendar at Those attending will share with Charitable Giving In United States Academy is a training institute for okrls.org/ware others who are going through sim- concerned citizens who want to Home Is Lost To Fire; ilar problems as they learn to cope Breaks $400 Billion For First Time make a difference at the federal, Donations Requested and find recovery. state and local levels. The course For information, call Rebecca at is free, but seating is limited and NEWYORK(AP)—Fueledby The biggest increase was in giv- school’s research shows that the Alice H. Orange, 90, has been a 281-7326 or send an email to asurgingstockmarketandhuge ing to foundations — up 15.5 per- pre-registration is encouraged. resident of Waycross since the [email protected] percentage of U.S. households To register, contact Rhachel gifts from billionaires, charitable cent. That surge was driven by 1940s. On Saturday, May 5, her making charitable donations has Toombs of the Grassroots Leader- First Christian Food giving in the United States in 2017 large gifts from major philanthro- house caught fire and was severely declined steadily in recent years, ship Academy at damaged. Pantry Helps Citizens topped the $400 billion mark for pists to their own foundations — from about 67 percent in 2000 to [email protected] or (904) 832- The tragedy caused her to have the first time, according to the lat- including $1 billion from Dell 56.6 percent in 2015 — the latest First Christian Church (Disci- 0231, or the Okefenokee Conser- to leave her home of many years est comprehensive report on Technologies CEO Michael Dell year for which data is available. ples of Christ), 412 McDonald St., vative Coalition at and now she is asking the commu- Americans’ giving patterns. and his wife, Susan, and $2 billion She said giving rates for lower- has operated a food pantry since [email protected] nity to help her rebuild. Any dona- The Giving USA report, re- from Facebook CEO Mark 2008, supplied by donations of and middle-class families had The Okefenokee Conservative tions or financial help will be leased Tuesday, said giving from Zuckerberg and his wife, Priscilla food and money. dropped significantly since the Coalition was formed in 2016 with greatly appreciated, she said. individuals, estates, foundations Chan. 2008 recession, while the giving the goals of preserving, protecting For information, call Mrs. Or- Food is distributed from the and corporations reached an esti- Other sectors with increases of pantry every Thursday from 1 to 3 rate for the wealthiest 20 percent and promoting the U.S. Constitu- ange (Doyle Orange’s mother) at mated $410 billion in 2017 — more than 6 percent included edu- p.m. Families may receive food of households was relatively tion and conservative ideology, ed- 285-9413 or Jimmy Orange at more than the gross domestic cation, health, arts and culture, en- steady. ucating Americans about the (404) 484-8159. once each month. The only re- quirement is that they show a valid product of countries such as Israel vironment and animal welfare, and Stacy Palmer, editor of the Constitution, especially the Bill of Veterans Monument ID. and Ireland. The total was up 5.2 public-society benefit organiza- Chronicle of Philanthropy, said Rights, advocating for conserva- Bricks Are For Sale Food is furnished to an average percent in current dollars (3 per- tions — groups which work on many fundraisers in the U.S. — tive ideology and common sense of 100 families (approximately cent adjusted for inflation) from such issues as voter education, while pleased with the recent in- inthegovernment,informinglo- The names of local men who died 300 people) that otherwise might the estimate of $389.64 billion for civil rights, civil liberties and con- crease in gifts — are unsure what cals about legislative policies and projects, and vetting and endorsing in America’s wars are engraved on miss meals. 2016. sumer rights. lies ahead. the Waycross Veterans Monument conservative candidates. To donate time, food or money, “Americans’ record-breaking Despite the record-setting total, If trade wars break out, she said, inPlantPark. call the church at 283-5818 and charitable giving in 2017 demon- Americans’ level of generosity is that could weaken the economy to Now the public’s invited to leave a message. strates that even in divisive times no higher than it was decades ago. the point at which it deters some honor all military veterans (or ac- our commitment to philanthropy is For 2017, giving by individuals donors. She said fundraisers also tive duty) — living or dead — by Lions Club Meets solid,” said Aggie Sweeney, chair represented 2 percent of total dis- worry that some middle-class purchasing brick pavers at the Two Times Monthly ofGivingUSAFoundation,which posable income — down from 2.4 donors may cut back on giving if monument’s base. Bricks engraved publishes the annual report. It is re- percent in 2000 and the same as changes in the new tax law no with the name, branch of service The Lions Club meets on the searched and written by the Indi- the rate in 1978. Similarly, total first and the third Mondays of each longer give them a deduction for and years of service of each hon- ana University Lilly Family charitable donations have hovered month at 711 Columbus St. their charitable donations. oree (and personal message) are School of Philanthropy. around 2 percent of the gross do- $25 each, said Danny Barnes. The club meets the first Monday Alluding to the surge of mega- Giving increased to eight of the mestic product for many years; for Order forms available in the atnoonandonthethirdMondayat gifts by the wealthy, Palmer added, lobby of the Journal-Herald and at 7p.m. nine charitable sectors identified 2017, that figure was 2.1 percent. by Giving USA. The only decline Una Osili, a dean and econom- “Some people feel they don’t need Batten’s Pharmacy, Browning’s The club continues to sell mops, togiveanymore.” Pharmacy and Yarbrough’s Print- brooms and flag sponsorships. Call was for areas related to interna- ics professor at the Lilly Family WE WASH COMFORTERS ing. Laurie at 283-5892 for more infor- tional affairs. School of Philanthropy, says the Wright’s Landscaping installed mation. Okefenokee Heritage the bricks. Affordable Monument BE AC eMEMBERnter will engrave each one. Help To Maintain Anne Frank House Museum For more information, contact Cemetery Sought 285-4260 Danny Barnes, (912) 548-8996 or Open 7 Days A Week! [email protected] MANOR — The Camp Branch Unveils Virtual Reality Tour www.okeheritage.org Providence Cemetery here is in Methodist Men’s need of donations for its continued Prayer Breakfast maintenance. On89thAnniversaryOfBirth Manor Community Baptist AMSTERDAM (AP) — The The new virtual tour is free and NOW OPEN • 10 AM - 6 PM The First United Methodist Church, adjacent to the cemetery, Amsterdam museum dedicated to can be downloaded in seven lan- Church men’s community break- is responsible for mowing, repairs Anne Frank’s life launched a vir- guages from the Oculus Store for fast group meets at Jerry J’s on and upkeep of graves that date tual reality tour of the cramped Samsung Gear and Oculus Go Plant Avenue on the first and third back in Manor history as far as quarters where the Jewish diarist headsets. Watermelons, Boiled Thursdays of each month at 7 a.m. 1863. and her family hid from Nazis dur- People with restricted mobility All men are invited for food, fel- Contributions to help with ing World War II, marking what lowship and faith. who visit the Amsterdam museum maintenance costs may be mailed would have been her 89th birthday but cannot tour the small rooms Peanuts, Sweet Corn, Waycross ‘Y’ Site to Manor Community Baptist Tuesday. will now be able to experience For Free Meals Church, 7628 Jim Mixon Road, The Anne Frank House said the them in virtual reality. Manor, Ga. 31550. 25-minute tour means people Tomatoes And Much More! The Waycross YMCA is partic- For more information, call (912) won’t have to visit the museum to ipating in the Summer Food Serv- 550-7263. see the annex where the Franks ice Program. Family Life Center and four other Jews hid from July Meals are provided at two sites: Classes Offered 1942 until they were discovered in the Waycross YMCA, 1634 Plant August 1944 and deported to con- Ave. (breakfast is 8 a.m. to 9 a.m. Some changes have been made centration camps. and lunch 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.) and to the ministry outreach of Bishop Anne Frank House Executive the Waycross YMCA Preschool, James Swinson and Dr. Johnnie Director Ronald Leopold said the 105 Darling Ave. (breakfast 8 a.m. Swinson at the Family Life Center, tour “offers an immersive experi- to 9 a.m. and lunch 11 a.m. to 415 N. Crawford St. ence” of the rooms hidden behind noon). Dr. Swinson has added a new an Amsterdam canal-side house The program continues through “Life Management Skills for Busy where Anne wrote her diary. Friday, July 27 (the YMCA will be Women” class Mondays from 11 Only Anne’s father, Otto Frank, closed July 4). a.m. until noon. Classes cross all survived the war. Anne and her sis- Meals are provided to all chil- racial, denominational, age and dren without charge. Acceptance ter died in Bergen-Belsen camp. socio-economic barriers — and are Anne was 15. Join & Support 1638 Plant Ave., Waycross GA and participation requirements are free. the same for all regardless of race, After the war, Otto Frank had Chamber Of Commerce GApecan.com • 912-284-9599 Discipleship classes are offered his daughter’s diary published, and color, national origin, sex, age or We accept all major credit cards. Not all products are GA grown Mondays, 7-8 p.m. it went on to become a symbol of www.waycrosschamber.org. . disability, and there will be no dis- The aim is to help restore fami- hope and resilience that has been crimination in the course of the lies and to mentor pastors. The translated into dozens of lan- meal service. center invites anyone to register guages. ‘WoodmenLife’ Meet for sessions on Life Skills Wisdom On June 21 At 6 p.m. and Ministry Development. Pas- Real Life Is toral ministry classes are offered. The Woodmen of the World Classes are scheduled based on Alcohol-Free “WoodmenLife” monthly meeting registrations. will be held Thursday, June 21, at For information, call Johnnie 6p.m.attheDonaldP.Outlaw Swinson’s cell phone, (904) 891- Waycross-Ware Drug Chapter Hall No. 477, 2069 Oke- 0947. Action Council American Heart

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(continued from page 1) ... Baptists “We are not against the South- Greear, 45, a megachurch pastor ern Baptist Convention, but we be- from North Carolina who some- lieve it can be better,” said Ashley times preaches in jeans and shirts Easter, a writer and speaker from with no sport coat, won about 69 Raleigh, North Carolina, who is an percent of the votes in his election advocate for victims of abuse and victory over former seminary pres- an organizer of the protest. ident Ken Hemphill, 70. Paige Patterson, the central fig- Greear narrowly lost the elec- ure in the most prominent of the tion for president in 2016 and has SBC’s #MeToo cases, had been been viewed by many Southern scheduled to deliver the featured Baptists as the inevitable winner sermon at the national meeting. this time. Hemphill was nominated However, he withdrew from that by some veteran SBC leaders who role Friday, heeding a request from view him as less likely to propose other SBC leaders. potentially divisive changes. As the two-day meeting began, Patterson was recently dis- about two dozen protesters gath- missed as president of Southwest- ered across the street from the con- ern Baptist Theological Seminary vention center, drawing attention in Texas because of his response to to abuse against women. two rape allegations made years The protesters called for the cre- apart by students. He also was ac- ation of a database identifying pas- cused of making improper remarks about a teenage girl’s body and SPECIAL PHOTO tors accused of sexual abuse and Coastal Pines Technical College Campus Police Chief James Mock (left to right) joins Waycross Police Capt.Tommy Cox, misconduct. They also want pas- contending that women who are in Canine Officer Dwayne Howell, Patrol Officer Donna Waters, Patrol Officer Ashley Boatright, Patrol Officer Kishaan tors and seminarians to receive abusive relationships should al- StephensonandCPTCPresidentDr.GlennDeibertinplanningfortherecentactiveshooterdrill. training on how to respond to sex- most always stay with their hus- ual abuse and domestic violence. bands.

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Sports Hall of Fame officers and offer live music and comedy, high- to locate a driver safety course discoveries and more take place The FCA depends primarily on Disrupts All directors annually elect five new lighted by guest star Ricky Skaggs. nearby, go online and log onto Monday-Friday, 8:30 a.m. until donations from the public to per- More music at Hiawassee’s An- inductees into the hall. www.aarp.org/drive 4:30 p.m. with breakfast and lunch form its good will. derson Music Hall at the Georgia Public nominations are so- provided. “We have a website,” said Toby Mountain Fairgrounds and meals Triangle Al-Anon Has Operations licited. To nominate someone for The camp cost is $35 per youth Crews, the area representative for at the famous Dillard House in Dil- Meetings Saturdays induction, mail a brief list of his or per week. the Okefenokee Area FCA. “Log lard, Ga. on the North Carolina For more information, call (912) on to www.okefca.org and you will For Hours her accomplishments to: border and at the Blue Willow Inn Al-Anon family groups are de- Sports Hall of Fame signed to help those who are trou- 816-0068 or (904) 474-4844. be able to donate online at that AportionofMemorialDriveat in Social Circle will also be en- 315 Plant Ave., Suite F joyed. bled by family members with Donations To FCA site.” the Calhoun Street intersection Waycross, Ga. 31501 addictions to alcohol or drugs. Those who prefer to mail dona- was closed for approximately six Contact Marceil Wildes, 283- Needed, Appreciated The induction banquets are held 3896 or [email protected] The Triangle Al-Anon meets on tions should do so to Okefenokee hours Tuesday after a van drove each March. Saturdays at 9:30 a.m. at 309 The Okefenokee Area Fellow- Area FCA, 3319 Katie Drive, off the road and clipped a power The hall of fame museum is AARP Driver Safety Howe St. for anyone who wants to ship of Christian Athletes contin- Blackshear, Ga. 31516. pole striking several parked vehi- open to the public during business Instructors Needed attend. cles as well, said Waycross Police hours Monday-Friday in the lobby For more information, call Joy Volunteers are needed to be- Capt. Tommy Cox. Cox said the of the Waycross Rail Depot, Plant R., 281-2169, or Gloria L., 286- come AARP driver safety instruc- driver was injured in the mishap. Avenue, downtown. 7588. 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