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Saturday, May 7, 2016 YOURThe NEWSPAPER [email protected] Courier• www.courier-herald.com Drawer B, Court Square Station, Dublin, Georgia Herald 31040 • 478-272-5522 Volume 102, No. 91, Pub. No 161860 Mayor opposes rezoning for pocket developments separatedBy SANDY ALDRIDGE fromlies from existing our town's neighbor- neighborhoods"Our current comprehen- The in explanation Dublin comes on Dublin Mayor Phil Best Sr., hoods. Affordable housing sive plan and current zoning the heels of the city council in a statement after the regu- should be a part of our com- ordinances, as well as our fu- denying an application for re- lar City Council meeting munity. ture land bank authority, pro- zoning for property on U.S. 80 Thursday, said he "opposes "We currently have excess vide a path for developing af- West and Airport Road be- any rezoning or deviation housing stock with many emp- fordable housing that is inte- tween Walmart and Verizon. from the comprehensive plan ty homes in our town's old grated into our neighbor- Applicants were planning to that relies on high-density neighborhoods. Our affordable hoods, housing that becomes a put a modern multi-family pocket developments that are housing strategy needs to uti- part of our community rather apartment complex there. separated from our existing lize these existing neighbor- than gated-and-walled, exclu- The request for rezoning on neighborhoods and services." hoods, where the city has al- sive developments. Hwy. 80 West was approved His full statement is as fol- ready invested in parks, li- "These are the reasons I op- by the council initially in early lows: braries, community centers, pose any rezoning and devia- April but was the next day ve- "We all support housing utilities, infrastructure and tion from the comprehensive toed by the mayor “on the that is affordable to low in- security. We do not need, and plan that relies on high-densi- grounds of spot zoning.” come families. Affordable cannot afford, new pockets of ty pocket developments that At the next regular council Photo by Sandy Aldridge housing, however, should not high density developments are separated from our exist- meeting, the council voted be developed in a way that that are separated from the ing neighborhoods and ser- again on the rezoning, this DPD Sgt. Brenda Pauldo (left) was honored by City segregates low income fami- city's existing services. vices." Manager Lance Jones for her service. Pauldo is re- See MAYOR page 8a tiring after 32 years with the city.

2016By CLAY Elder REYNOLDS Rightsable to Consumer send the requested University offers senior citizens tips to avoid beingrepresentative scammed who says Jason Blankenship can payment and do whatever he you've won a contest you did- take you to his Macon office or she wants to with the rest n't enter, the employeroffer- and show you four stacks of of the money. But then, a ing a can't-miss, high-paying bad checks worth $1 million few days later, the bogus work-from-home job oppor- each that individuals and check is returned to the tunity or the salesman businesses from the middle bank, which deducts its en- claiming to need your credit Georgia area have given tire amount plus return fees information because of a him. He brought one of those from the account it was de- problem processing your pre- along with him to show to an posited in, leaving the ac- vious payment for a product audience of seniors Thurs- count holder on the hook for or service. day morning during his pre- both what was spent and All of them take advan- sentation on scam avoidance wired away. tage of their target by posing at the 2016 Elder Rights Scams like these come in as a legitimate entity and Consumer University. every type and flavor imag- making an appeal to fear, "I've got $4 million worth inable, and prey on middle urgency or emotion. of these in my office," Georgia residents - many of "When these people call, Blankenship said. "And it's whom are seniors - on a dai- they are so very convincing," all from people like you ly basis. And Blankenship, Blankenship said. "It is easy bringing them in to me say- who works with the Central to be taken. If you don't ing, 'Hey, is this real? Georgia Better Business Bu- think you can be taken, Should I cash this? They told reau, can recite the details think again. Because that me it was good.'" of just about all of them. attitude will get you in trou- All of them came from His hourlong talk was one ble." would-be victims of what's of several guest presenta- Seniors, he noted, are one called a check scam, in tions in a one-day seminar of America's most-trusting which an individual is sent a at the OFTC DuBose Porter generations - second only to check in the form of payment Center that drew groups and toddlers - and it's a shame or prize winnings that's senior organizations from that scammers are able to written for more than the areas across the region, in- profit by taking advantage of amount owed or due. The re- cluding Alamo, Metter and that truly admirable quality. cipient is then asked to cash Vidalia. Chief among the practical the check and wire, transfer A good portion of the close tips he offered them on how or write a check for the over- to 300 in the crowd nodded to avoid falling prey to these age back to the sender. their heads in acknowledge- Photo by Clay Reynolds types of traps was this: For a few days, every- ment as he talked about Know whom you're talking thing seems normal. The close to a dozen different Jason Blankenship's presentation offers a number of tips to help consumers, to. check clears, the funds be- kinds of scams, each of particularly seniors, avoid falling victim to scams. It's never good enough to come available for with- which someone in the crowd the target of one themselves tive in trouble that's calling due taxes and threatening to take whoever is on the phone drawal and the individual is recognized from having been or hearing about it from oth- for help, the IRS agent col- put a lien against your ers: The grandchild or rela- lecting mysteriously-over- home, the foreign lottery See SENIORS page 8a

Taking off for East Laurens Elementary Field Day

In honor … In memory … Kyle Outlaw and Sadie Shepherd help place lu- minaries along the inner edges of the Dublin High School track in preparation for Relay for Life which was held Friday night. The luminar- ies, placed in honor or memory of an individual who has battled cancer, are lit each year at nightfall during the event. Their glow serves as the primary light by which participants raising Students at East Laurens Elementary this week hit the track at the high money for the American Cancer Society walk school sports complex for the school's annual Field Day competitions. continuously around the track throughout the Here, fourth-grade Falcons see how high they can fly in the traditional evening. Look for full coverage of Friday's Re- sack race. For more from the event, see Sports on page 1b. (Photo by lay for Life event in Tuesday's Courier Herald. Rodney Manley) (Photo by Clay Reynolds)

Index By PAYTON TOWNS III rival time is 6:30 p.m. with din- "We've got some pretty nice speaking. a good fire to be in," Payne said. UnitedThe Heart of Georgia Way United ner annual beginning at 7 meeting p.m. The awards and and I've been impressed dinner"This held is the first time next she'll "Several Thursday of these organizations Obituaries ...... 2a Way, which serves Laurens, keynote speaker for the event is with what the local businesses be speaking publicly," he said. I've been involved in either on Around the Region . . . 3a Johnson, Treutlen and Telfair Lloyd Horadan, president of have done to help," Payne said. "I'm looking forward to hearing the board or through other con- 85 Years Ago ...... 4a Counties, is gearing up to honor Oconee Fall Line Technical Col- Payne said Dublin High from her." nections. I have a better appre- Weather ...... 5a those who have helped it and its lege. School student Amber Wallace, Payne was named the new ciation for each one." Religion ...... 6a, 7a partnering agencies this past The cost for the dinner is who received the 2016 Accept- executive director last month To reserve a place for the Sports ...... 1b,2b year. $17. People need to respond by ing the Challenge of Excellence after John Draper announced meeting, call 478-353-8345 or Entertainment . . . . . 1c-3c The Annual Meeting and Monday, May 9, said new exec- Award by the Dublin Exchange his retirement earlier this year. email [email protected] Classifieds...... 4c-6c Dinner will be held May 9. Ar- utive director Johnny Payne. Club last month, will also be "I'm jumping in a fire, but it's Saturday, May 7, 2016/Dublin, Ga/Page 2a The Courier Herald hear the latest updates. son V.A. Medical Center as a for Heart of Georgia Nursing Obituaries registered nurse. He was a Home. He was son of the devoted husband, father and late Mary Lee Fordham Mil- grandfather, who loved gar- ner and Paul Simmons Mil- dening and calligraphy. Mr. ner. Raj passed away Friday, Survivors: wife – Judy April 29, 2016. Steele Milner; 3 sons – The Courier Herald GRIFFIN LOVETT, Publisher He is survived by his wife, Blake Milner, MD (Sherry), Arulsigamony Yesu Raj of Bart Milner (Stephanie) and DUBOSE PORTER, Executive Editor Dublin, a son, Arnold Yesu Adam Doss (Marla Gill); 6 PAM BURNEY, Advertising Director Raj, and daughter-in-law, grandchildren – Charlotte, CHERYL GAY, Circulation Manager Irene Retna Raj of Dublin, Wyatt, Lyla, Bo, Jake and two brothers, Selvamony and Cody; mother-in-law – Ruby Published by Courier Herald Publishing Company Retnaraj, a sister, Selva- Haupt Steele. 115 S. Jefferson St., Dublin, Georgia 31021-5146 packiam and a grandson, The family will receive Michael Yesu Raj. friends in Southerland Fu- W.H. LOVETT The family will receive neral Chapel from 5-7 p.m. President and Chairman, 1934-1978 friends from 6 p.m. until 8 Saturday, May 7. DUBOSE PORTER p.m. on Friday, May 6, 2016 Stokes-Southerland Fu- Chairman at the funeral home. neral Home of Eastman has GRIFFIN LOVETT Stanley Funeral Home charge of arrangements. President and Crematory/Dublin www.stokes-souther- Chapel have charge of funer- land.com Periodicals Postage Paid at Dublin, Georgia Luis al arrangements. If you (USPS 161-860) - Daily Except Sunday, Monday and select Santiesteban would like to sign the online Bernard Henry Sr. holidays. register book please visit Mr. Luis Orland Santi- www.stanleyfuneralhome.co Rev. Bernard K. Henry POSTMASTER: Send address change to esteban, age 53, passed away Arulanandam Raj m or you may call the Stan- Sr., age 88 of Dublin passed The Courier Herald, Drawer B, CSS, Dublin, GA 31040 Wednesday, May 4, 2016 at ley Funeral home 24 hour away Friday, May 6, 2016. Coliseum Medical Center. Funeral services Mr. Aru- obituary line 272-0106 for Arrangements are incom- SUBSCRIPTION PRICES: Mr. Santiesteban was lanandam Yesu Raj, age 78, updates. plete at this time and will be Print Edition - $10/month born July 18, 1962 in Santa will be held at 2 p.m. Satur- announced later by Digital Edition - $10/month Clara, Cuba to Rogelio L. day, May 7, 2016 at Pine For- Butch Milner Townsend Brothers Funeral Santiesteban and Olympia est United Methodist Church Home. This newspaper is committed to the idea that the press Santiesteban-Valdes. He was with interment to follow at Mr. Paul Edward “Butch” should tell the truth without prejudice and spread formerly employed by Chicos Northview Cemetery. Rev. Milner, age 72, of Eastman, Restaurant. Wes Moye and Dr. Joel Dent Ga., died Friday, May 6, Birthdays knowledge without malicious intent. The family will receive will officiate. 2016. friends from 2 p.m. until 4 Mr. Raj was born January Funeral services will be May 7 p.m. Saturday, May 7, 2016 26, 1938 in Nagercoil, Tamil held at 3 p.m. Sunday, May Eva Mae Allen at the funeral home. Nadu, India. He was the son 8, at Southerland Funeral Roy Plummer Montford Catherine Rozier Stanley Funeral Home of Arulanandam and Nesam- Chapel, with interment in Dot Davis and Crematory/Wrightsville mal. He was a member of Orphans Cemetery. Tommy “Pee Wee” Beard Irene Madison Chapel has charge of funeral Pine Forest United Mr. Milner was a member Whitley McCloud Anniversary arrangements. To sign the Methodist Church for many of Cottondale Baptist Sam Wilson Online Register Book please years and was active in the Church, the Manager of the Jalen Wright visit Pine Forest Men’s Sunday Emergency Room at May 9 May 7 www.stanleyfuneralhome.co school class. 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WASHINGTON(AP)— ter on "the kind of Republican So next week's meeting some Republicans were not have disagreements on policy, reacted negatively, although CanDonald Trump agreedthis grudg- GOPprinciples and ideasfamily that can could find prove the beginning peace? of a shy about expressing Trump, their dis- from immigrationRyan to Social Se-toTrump face insisted Fridayoff that ingly Friday to meet with win the support of the Ameri- healing process in the GOP or pleasure with Ryan. The curity to trade. "People loved it." House Speaker Paul Ryan to can people this November," another outlandish episode in telegenic Wisconsin Republi- In his latest surprising Underscoring the split in work out their differences in Ryan said. an election season full of them. can served as his party's vice breach of orthodoxy on Friday the party, Ryan's defenders the midst of an extraordinary The unlikely back-and-forth "This is not entertainment. presidential nominee in 2012, Trump questioned whether Friday came from the ranks of display of Republican vs. Re- came a day after Ryan injected This is not a reality show," was drafted to the high-profile the U.S. government would the establishment. publican strife. But he said he new uncertainty into the tur- President Barack Obama said role of House speaker last fall make good on its commitment "This is what leadership is," had "no idea" if they would bulent presidential contest by Friday when asked about and is seen as having designs to fully honor Treasury notes, said former Republican Na- succeed and it didn't really refusing, for now, to endorse Trump's ascension. on the 2020 presidential nomi- suggesting he might try to get tional Committee chief of staff matter that much to him when Trump. Aides said that, far Yet just days after Trump nation himself. a better deal. Mike Shields, who now heads compared to all the votes he'd from seeking to helm an anti- essentially clinched the GOP "Yesterday's statement em- It all comes at a moment a super PAC dedicated to help- won in this year's primary Trump movement, Ryan hopes presidential nomination with boldens others to be equally when Trump needs to be ing House Republicans. He elections. to exert a positive influence for a win in Indiana's primary, publicly difficult. And that reaching out to the women, mi- added that Ryan's move gives "The thing that matters the general election campaign Ryan's surprise decision to runs the risk of creating a norities and others who will be vulnerable Republicans badly most are the millions of people after a nominating contest withhold his support dashed Goldwater kind of moment crucial for him to triumph in needed cover as they contem- that have come out to vote for that has alienated women, mi- any hopes that the party could where the party really does November over Hillary Clin- plate Trump's impact on their me and give me a landslide norities and other voter turn immediately from the split," former House Speaker ton, the likely Democratic elections this fall. victory in almost every state," groups. brutal infighting of the pri- Newt Gingrich told The Asso- nominee. Trump made what Ryan himself said in his ini- Trump said moments after Yet Trump's reaction Fri- maries toward the November ciated Press, referring to the he appeared to believe was an tial comments on CNN that he Ryan, the nation's highest- day made it unclear what im- election. 1964 Republican presidential overture in that direction hopes to be able to come ranking Republican officehold- pact Ryan could have on the Ryan wasn't alone. Sen. nominee whose candidacy di- Thursday by tweeting a photo around to supporting Trump. er, announced their planned bombastic billionaire. Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., an vided the GOP and was fol- of himself eating a taco bowl in He's just not there yet. meeting. "With millions of people unsuccessful White House lowed by a big Democratic vic- celebration of Cinco de Mayo "You have to unify all wings Ryan said that the meeting coming into the party, obvious- candidate, said he couldn't tory. and declaring his love for His- of the Republican Party in a would occur next Thursday ly I'm saying the right thing," support Trump, who he said "I don't necessarily know panics. conservative movement," he and that Trump also would Trump said on Fox News was not "a reliable Republican that that's his role, to be a The gesture landed with a said. "And we've got a ways to meet with other House GOP Channel. "I mean, he talks conservative." sticking point for the Republi- thud, and many Latino leaders go from here to there." leaders. Discussions will cen- about unity, but what is this?" As that reality sank in Friday, can nominee," said Rep. Dun- can Hunter of California, one of a growing number of Trump supporters in the House. Effective April 11th Added Rep. Lou Barletta of Pennsylvania: "The voters of SCOTT B. THOMPSON & MEG GREER The next regular meetNews- Superintendent Digest.... com- budget. our party have spoken loud ing of the East Dublin May- ments/announcements - Discussion and or action and clear, and it's their voice are moving their law offices. or and council will be held I. General administration and approval of request from that matters." at City Hall in the Terrie E. II. Financials Visit Dublin Georgia to apply Trump has criticized Ryan Our new location will be Drew Council Chambers on III. Executive session for a tourism product develop- in the past and renewed his at- Monday, May 9, 2016 at 5 a. Discussion of personnel ment grant on behalf of the tacks Friday by arguing that 1306 Bellevue Ave. p.m. with Pre-Council begin- b. Discussion of real estate City of Dublin. Ryan and presidential candi- ning at 4:30 p.m. Below is the IV. Return to regular ses- - Citizens comments date Mitt Romney, "lost a race 478-272-4460 meeting agenda: sion - Council comments that should have been won" in - Call to order V. Personnel - Adjournment 2012. Trump and Ryan also - Invocation a. Recommendation of per- - Pledge to flag sonnel Can’t find what you’re looking for? Check with - Approval of minutes VI. Adjournment - Approval of bills POND STOCKING - Additions / Deletion to The Dublin City Council Roche Farm & Garden agenda wi ll hold a special called meet- Roche Farm & Garden - Dublin 803 E. Jackson St. • 478-272-3340 - Recreation equipment ing at noon May 10. The agen- - Broad/Attaway St Repairs da follows: May 27, 2016 - 10:00 a.m. SPECIAL PERENNIALS DON’T - Recognition of citizens - Call to order Hanging Baskets - Council comments - Invocation and Pledge to To Order: 478-272-3340 or 800-422-8211 Azaleas - Native, $ - Adjourn the flag Reg. 14.99 Encore & Formosa FORGET $ $ - Second reading and public Catfish - .40¢ • Carp - 12.00 Now 12.95 Astors The Dublin City Board hearing of an ordinance to re- ¢ *Excludes specialty MOM! Mosquito Fish - .20 baskets Bearded Tongue of Education will hold its zone 1.839 acres of property $ Black Canna Lilies meeting at 6 p.m. Monday. located at 205 E. Madison Largemouth Bass - 1.00 Plants - Bleeding Heart WATER The agenda follows: Street from central busienss Angelonias, AQUATIC - Call to order district zone to warehousing Zinnias, Purslane Blue Daze PLANTS - Invocation/Pledge to flag and light industry zone. EXTERIOR & Potato Vine Blue Plumbago - Approval of agenda - First reading of an or- Brazilian Iris - Approval of minutes dance to adopt the 2016-2017 Agapanthus 4-5 ft. Ajuga Board member comments Bufferfly Weed & Bush Black Flag Iris TIME FOR SPRING Fig Trees, Elephant Ears - OCONEE CHECK Blackberry, Cape Honeysuckle CLEANING Lots of choices CASHING SERVICE Muscadine and Cigar Plant & PAWN 1,600 SF x .06¢=$9600 Blueberries Cone Flowers Fiber Optics Smith Farm’s ¢ $ 00 Coral & Red Horse Tail Rush 2,000 SF x .06 = 120 Weed - Feed Coreopsis Papyrus Grass Berries And More We Cash Checks! Additional Charges for Concrete & Fertilizer Fresh MPHI Ferns Swamp Mallow We Pawn! Weed Problems Hibiscus Umbrella Plants Strawberries 478-272-8138 in Grass? Jasmine - We Buy Gold! We can help! 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The Caladiums, Verbena BEDDING PLANTS loss of such a wonderful and loving Mother/ Hibiscus Vince Dooley Hydrangea Vinca, Marigolds, Wife was made a little easier with the love & Gerbera Daisies Yarrow Portulaca, Petunias, and support we received from our friends and family. Your Yesterday, Today expressions of sympathy were greatly appreciated and will Begonias & Impatients Dragonwing & Tomorrow never be forgotten. Begonias, Coleus, Mosquito Plants With much love, Geraniums, Million Knock Out Roses (Red) Citronella & The Moore Family Bells & More Tea Roses Lemon Grass Mon. - Fri. 8-6• Sat. 8-5 • Sun. 1-5 Saturday, May 7, 2016/Dublin, Ga/Page 3a The Courier Herald

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By JONATHON FINLEY shoulder of the road. ThreeThree separate traffic stops separateTaylor pulled in behind the traffic stops lead to three arrests led to recent arrests on various vehicle to see if the driver need- drug charges. ed any assistance. While running stationary As Taylor approached the ve- radar in Higgston on April 22, hicle, the driver, Daniel Keen, of Deputy Tim Coursey observed a Soperton, told him he was hav- blue Lincoln Navigator travel- ing problems with the head- ing at a high rate of speed. After lights. checking his radar, it was noted While speaking with Keen, that the vehicle was running at Taylor then noticed an odor of 56 miles per hour in a 35 mile marijuana coming from the ve- per hour zone. hicle. Coursey then conducted a When asked if there was any traffic stop of the vehicle. marijuana in the vehicle, Keen As Coursey was speaking told the deputy there were “a Left, deputies found marijuana and drug related objects with the driver, Lavoun Hines, couple of roaches in the glove of Brunswick, he detected the box.” inside a vehicle that pulled onto the shoulder of the road. odor of marijuana. He then had Taylor then searched the ve- Above, authorities found several pill bottles in a vehicle Hines exit the vehicle and began hicle and found a Fossil tin con- County 911 Center received a off the road. after receiving a call about a reckless driver. (Special searching the vehicle. tainer that contained a pill bot- call at around 10:15 p.m. about Fountain then arrived and photos) During the search, Coursey tle with five smoked cigars with a reckless driver on Ga. Hwy. 56 pulled in behind the vehicle. gan searching Kennedy, they Deputy Justin Phillips was found a plastic container under a green leafy substance, digital heading toward Mt. Vernon According to reports, as Foun- discovered a straw in his pocket then contacted to conduct a field a jacket in the backseat which scale, grinder, metal clip, from Treutlen County. tain spoke to the driver, James that contained a white powder sobriety test on Kennedy. appeared to contain marijuana. straight piece of metal, bobby Investigator Justin Fountain Kennedy, of Mt. Vernon, he no- substance. A further search re- Phillips informed Fountain that Hines was then placed under pin and a clear baggie. was notified, along with Mt. Ver- ticed the driver appeared to be vealed several prescription pill Kennedy appeared to be under arrest and charged with posses- Keen was then arrested and non Police Officer Robert Hor- nervous and appeared to be un- bottles that contained an assort- the influence. sion of marijuana. charged with possession of mar- ton, and began heading to inter- der the influence because of the ment of medications. Kennedy was then charged On April 30 at approximately ijuana and possession of drug cept the driver. way he was talking and his Kennedy informed the offi- with reckless driving and pos- 11 p.m., Deputy Lance Taylor related objects. The officers then received a pupils were large. cers that the prescriptions were session of a controlled sub- observed a vehicle pull onto the On April 22, the Montgomery call that the driver had pulled As Fountain and Horton be- his. stance.

Two men airlifted after car accidents By DEIDRE LEDFORD the right side of the road and ving eastbound in a 2002 Nis- Man arrested for pointing Local law enforcement, traveled 190 feet before hit- san Altima, when he came to emergency and rescue per- ting some large rocks. a curve and left the right side sonnel, and the Georgia State Following impact, the car of the roadway. Patrol have worked two sepa- traveled around 140 feet, The vehicle traveled 447 gunBy JAMES TIDWELL at woman on I-16Terry stated that a woman rate and horrific single-vehi- struck a tree and began to feet before striking a tree, A Columbus man faces in a silver van flicked a ciga- cle accidents in Johnson overturn, coming to rest 30 which caused the car to over- multiple charges including rette at his vehicle so he pulled County recently, both drivers feet away on the east shoul- turn and travel another 33 pointing or aiming gun or pis- up beside her and pointed his of which had to be airlifted to der, facing west of the road. feet before hitting another tol at another on I-16 in Jeffer- finger at her and that he did a Macon hospital. Smith was airlifted to Navi- tree. sonville last week. not point the gun at her. Around 7:40 p.m. on cent Hospital in Macon with The impact sent the car According to the Twiggs Johnson located a revolver Wednesday, April 20, a call non-fatal injuries. Trooper G. another 75 feet before it came County Sheriff’s Office, Don- in the center console and it was dispatched to Highway Lyles investigated the acci- to rest upside down. ald Franklin Terry, 50 of was loaded with three rounds. 15, two miles South of Liber- dent. The driver was thrown 16 Columbus, was arrested and Dispatch advised that Terry ty Grove Church Road, in ref- On Sunday, April 24, a call feet from the vehicle. He re- charged with driving under was a convicted felon. erence to a single-vehicle ac- was dispatched at 1:03 a.m. ceived non-fatal injuries and the influence of alcohol, speed- In the vehicle, Johnson cident. According to GSP re- in reference to a wreck on was airlifted to Navicent ing in excess of maximum lim- could smell the strong odor of ports, Tyrono Antonio Smith, Highway 80 in Adrian, just Hospital in Macon. Trooper its, possession of open alcohol an alcoholic beverage and Ter- 30, of Wrightsville, was trav- west of Kelly Street. Accord- C.D. Lawrence investigated container, pointing or aiming ry stated that he had con- eling south in a 1992 Chevro- ing to reports, Mario J. the accident. gun or pistol at another and sumed two or three mixed let Caprice when he ran off Brown, 29, of Adrian was dri- receipt, possession or transfer TERRY drinks. of firearm by convicted felon or A search of the vehicle also smelled a very strong scent felony first offender on Friday, revealed a container of 22 bul- and asked Terry if he had any April 29 at 2:52 p.m. on I-16 lets in the glove box, a cup in weapons in the vehicle and he westbound at mile marker 18. the center console containing a stated no. According to the report, alcoholic beverage and a cooler Terry stated that he had a Sgt. Randal Jerome Johnson in the back floor board with BB gun in his truck, that it was dispatched to I-16 in ref- several unopened beers and an was a real gun and that it was erence to a black male in a red open bottle of Absolut Vodka. in the center console. Chevrolet pickup pointing a handgun at another driver. Sheryl Dye, of Jasper, said she was driving 80 miles per ROBERT SAPP hour and the suspect was fol- lowing her too closely. She 36th stated that when she moved Girls over the suspect pulled up be- Annual side her and pointed the gun Softball at her. Baseball Johnson observed a red Camp truck and checked the vehicles speed at 85 miles per hour in a Camp 70 mile per hour zone, pulled it over and the driver was TH RD identified as Terry. 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Arthritis literally means “inflammation As the traffic stop was made, deputies ran a check of a joint”. of his license and found that the driver, Carl Kelley, of Should you think you have arthritis, but are not Metter, was on probation and had a search clause. real sure, it would be wise on your part to The deputies, along with have a Chiropractic evaluation. members of the Southeast- ern Regional Drug Task Force began a check of the This type of problem and other related vehicle. symptoms respond favorably to corrective As authorities searched the vehicle, they soon discov- Chiropractic care. ered a large quantity of methamphetamines. Kelley was charged with RADNEY CHIROPRACTIC possession with intent to dis- tribute methamphetamines, CLINIC, P.C. possession of drug related Dr. Derek Radney objects, speeding and seat- 1711 Telfair Street • Dublin • (478)272-5505 belt violation. Mon-Thu: 9:00 a.m.-12:30 p.m.& 2:00 p.m.-6:00 p.m. Saturday, May 7, 2016/Dublin, Ga/Page 4a The Courier Herald

SenatorEIGHTY - FIVE YEARS Georgeyear they were organized to un- speak atBut Montrose will brighten you up and daughters. commencementDublin. Also present were AGO... der the leadership of Dr. V.L. help your gout. At the age of 18 years, Miss Catherine Ramsey of At- DUBLIN COURIER Lake, but Dr. Lake says that it The Calhoun PTA is count- Martha Jane Pearman was lanta and Marshall Hobbs of HERALD, DISPATCH AND will be impossible for him to ing on each married at the home of her Dublin. PRESS carry on this year but he will To see this show with prices parents in Albany to Dr. Mar- lend any effort he can to see in reach. cellus E. Vason, a practicing TO PRESENT PLAY MAY 5, 1931 that it is a success. So if you stand by your physician and graduate of The Senior Class of Rentz All of the young people, as town and what's right, Princeton University. He ren- High School will present On Friday morning, May well as older ones, are looking You'll come to the play for dered valiant service during "Happy Valley" on Friday 15, Senator Walter F. George forward to this with great in- an evening's delight, the Civil War in the East evening at 8:30. Admission is will deliver an address at the terest and enthusiasm. Since Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage Fourth Georgia Division, and 10 and 15 cents, and everyone Montrose School Auditorium, the stores will close on Thurs- Patch at the High School on at the close of the War came is invited to attend this play. beginning at 11:00. Senator day afternoon, this will enable May 8. with his wife to Laurens George is a well-known speak- the citizens an opportunity to The play has been written County to live, their then be- WEATHER HOLDS UP er, and a large crowd is ex- see the boys in good ball from the book, which has won ing pioneer settlers in this sec- TENNIS TOURNAMENT pected to be present. After the games. Mc Rae has a repre- the heart of many a child. It tion. He died in 1898. The High School tennis speech, lunch will be served sentative group of young peo- has been dramatized by Mrs. Mrs. Vason was a member tournament, which has been from the baskets of good food ple who are awaiting the orga- J.F. Hart, who is a writer of of the Baptist church, faithful going on for the past week, brought by the ladies. Every- nizing of this team as they are much brilliance, and will be to her church and to her fami- has adjourned until clear one is invited to participate. anxious to play several games presented at the High School ly as well as to her friends and weather. It started last This day will be the last of with Dublin. Other towns are Auditorium on Friday night at was loved and admired for her Wednesday, and two of the the commencement events of also expressing interest in get- 8:00 beautiful Christian life and classes picked their winners. the week. On the preceding ting on the schedule; so it The cast of characters is her love of humanity in ren- Frank Deese was represented Sunday morning, Dr. Rayley looks as if there will be a reg- composed of some of the most dering services for the Church by the Senior Class, and Glas- of Mercer University will ad- ular schedule for the summer talented actors and actresses and for others. gow Snider was selected to dress the class. On Tuesday months. of the city. The Southern Besides her husband, her represent the Junior Class. evening, a musical recital will Melody Boys, the Shamrock two daughters, Rebecca Vason The sophomores and freshmen be given at the school audito- GIRLS RETURN FROM School of Dance, and Mrs. Cochran and Alberta Vason will have to lay off their rium. As there are many tal- MOUNT BERRY sail on the liner REPUBLIC E.H. Langston, singer and Cochran, preceded her in matches and pick their repre- ented musicians in the Mon- COLLEGE on June 3rd. She is the moth- musician, will be among the death. She is survived by a sentatives before the high trose School, this is an event Laurens County girls who er of Morton Mason, whom group who will make the son-in-law, B.F. Cochran, and school winner can be named. that will be especially enjoyed. were students at the Mount she is visiting now in Dublin. evening enjoyable. several grandchildren, Guy V. The sophomores had planned Then, on Friday night, at 8:00, Berry School near Rome, Her son James was a member Cochran, Eugene Cochran, to play today and the fresh- Rev. Garland, pastor of the Georgia, have returned to of the Rainbow Division and BREWTON SCHOOL WILL Carl Cochran, Mrs. Combs, men tomorrow, but the weath- Montrose Baptist Church, will their homes for the vacation was killed in France. CLOSE MONDAY and Miss Grace Cochran, all of er will not permit this. deliver the graduation ad- period. Among those attend- Mrs. Roland Perry, another Brewton Consolidated Dublin; Frank Cochran of dress. ing the School from this coun- Gold Star mother, of near School will close on Monday Cochran, and Mrs. Ruth LOCAL COUPLE WILL ty are Misses Rubye Rowe, Iva Dublin has refused the invita- night, May 11, at 8:30. The fol- Cochran of West Palm Beach, WED AT SHOW WILL NOT EAT BEFORE Harden, Eloise Hall, Oris tion to visit the sites due to lowing program will be ren- Florida. Miss Florence Dixon, DRIVE Tucker, and Mary Martin. her health condition. dered: song, "The World Needs Pall bearers were J.H. 21,and Otha Faulk, 23, will be Starting tomorrow, the Ne- Sunshine" by the primary stu- Lord, Sr., Freeman Rowe, W.F. married on the stage of the mars, telegraphic marvels, URGE CONTRACT FOR PLEASANT HILL NEWS dents; delivery of 7th grade Schaufele, Milo Smith, Bill Roy's Comedians show who will drive blindfolded GRADING WORK W.C. Watson, Mrs. C.S. certificates by Dr. C.G. Moye; Charles Keen, and R.F. Deese. here on Friday evening as an through the traffic here on The County Commissioners Beck, and Mr. and Mrs. Roy a Negro sermon by a student; anti-climax to the show of the Saturday afternoon, will com- of Emanuel County today for- Watson and baby of Zellwood, a drill by 12 girls, "Every "THE OAKS" - A MEMORY evening, a bed-room farce, mence their feat in prepara- warded a copy of a resolution Florida, were week end guests Lassie Has Her Laddie"; "The TO MR. JONES "Why Get Married?" Both the tion of the hazardous drive. passed by them asking the of Mr. and Mrs. D.H. Watson. Advantage of Being Shy" by a "Home, Sweet Home" was bride and the groom are local Madame Nemar said that it is State Highway Board of Geor- The many friends of Mrs. Es- student; "Whose Little Boy?" in the minds of the children of residents, Miss Dixon living very necessary to do without gia to let the grading contract ther Garnto will be sorry to by a student; and an operetta, the late Milton Smythe Jones with her parents on Arch food for 36 hours before the for nine and a quarter miles of hear of her illness and wish "Midsummer Eve." by stu- as they gathered at the old Street, and the groom living drive. highway between Swainsboro for her an early recovery. dents. home place in the Marie com- on Telfair Road. The young At 4:00 on Saturday after- and Dublin on Route 80. The Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Dixon munity on the morning of May couple are well known here, noon, the drive will begin in resolution explains that the were Sunday guests of Mr. PLAY SATURDAY AT 3. During the lifetime of their and many friends will be on front of the Morris Motor Emanuel County road forces and Mrs. C.F. Fordham. CROSS ROADS father, they celebrated his hand to wish them well at Company, Nemar driving a are now busy grading a part of Mrs. Estelle Sapp had as "Two Days to Marry" will birthday with a family re- their wedding on Friday new model Ford. Half dollars the route and that the Com- her guests on Sunday Mr. and be presented at the Cross union, and since his death, night. They will receive many and adhesive tape and other missioners intended to ask for Mrs. Dikes Burch, Mrs. Pearl Roads School next Saturday they have continued to come presents, both from the show coverings to make him ab- the contract on the nine-mile Gay, Ralph Gay, Mrs. D. Cur- night beginning at 8:00. The together for a joyful reunion. and from merchants of the solutely blind will be placed stretch but feel now that it tis Gay and baby. cast of characters is made up About 11 a.m. they gath- city. over his eyes, and he will be would be better for someone Miss Addie Myers is the of Cora Martin, Rufus Holi- ered at "The Oaks" and then off on the marvelous feat. else to take it so that the work guest of her brother, Elton day, Mayo Browning, Billy went to near-by Marie Baptist BUCKHORN NEWS Only Sinclair gas and oil will can be completed at an earlier Myers. Rowe, Martha Prescott, Myr- Church, where flowers were Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Hin- be used during the drive, and date. The Emanuel road forces Willie and Alvin Watson , tle Farmer, and Myrtis Rowe. left as a tribute to their son were guests of Mr. and it will be furnished by manag- are engaged in grading 4.85 Marie Pitts, and Mae Cullars Everyone is cordially invited beloved father and a brief Mrs. W.H. Hatcher on Sunday. er McLendon of the local Sin- miles of the road between motored to Rentz on Sunday to attend. memorial service was held. At Ervin Hobbs of Dexter was a clair station. Mr. Nemar will Swainsboro and Adrian. Little J.D. Beck is the guest 1 p.m. a delicious dinner was Sunday guest of T. Thompson. drink only Dr. Pepper, the new In urging the immediate of his grandparents, Mr. and LAST RITES FOR MRS. served back under the trees, Everyone is glad that Mrs. bottled drink dispensed here grading and paving of the Mrs. D.H. Watson, for the VASON followed by picture taking and Elizabeth Warren is still im- by W.H. Southerland, and he stretch, the Emmanuel Com- summer. Funeral services for the pleasant conversation. As the proving and hope she will soon will eat only the Plantation missioners point out that its late Mrs. M.J. Vason were time drew near for departure, be well again. barbecue lunch, according to completion will mean a paved "MRS. WIGGS OF THE held this afternoon at 3:30 there was a tinge of sadness Mrs. J.M. Warren and baby R.E. Hawkins, manager of the road from Dublin to Savan- CABBAGE PATCH" from the home of Mrs. Vason's mixed with the joy of the day Irene have returned home af- lunch stand. nah. The resolution also calls If a dark blue you feel - granddaughter, Mrs. M.G. as they realized that all might ter staying a few days with After the drive, Nemar will attention to the letting of the come to the play; Combs, on North Church never be together again. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Mullis of be placed on a cot in the show grading contract on Route 80 If times are hard, as people Street with Dr. C.D. Graves, Those present were Tully Dexter. room of Morris Motor compa- between Dublin and the say, pastor of the First Baptist M. Jones and son of Cuthbert; Miss Eva Wright spent part ny for one-half hour. Wilkinson County line. If business worries your Church, officiating and Lord Paul J. Jones and family of At- of Sunday afternoon with Miss way beset, Funeral Parlors in charge of lanta; Cecil S. Jones and fam- Minnie Lee Warren. AMERICAN LEGION MRS. MASON WILL SAIL Come see Mrs. Wiggs; she'll arrangements. ily of Rochelle; Mrs. O.A. Miss Claude Daniels was JUNIOR BASEBALL TO FRANCE make you forget. The deceased was 84 years Thaxton and family and Miss the attractive guest of Miss TEAM WILL BE Mrs. Carrie Mason of Val- For good clean fun and hap- of age, and until the past two Frances Jones of Irene Hatcher on Sunday. ORGANIZED dosta, formerly of Dublin, will py laugh, weeks was unusually active Milledgeville; Mrs. A.F. Hobbs Miss Virgie Mae Fennell The junior boys of Dublin be among the Gold Star moth- See the old lady and her for one so advanced in years. and husband; Mrs. R.D. visited Miss Dorothy Wood on are hoping to start another ers who will sail to France to comical staff. She has made her home with Hobbs and family, Mrs. W.H. Sunday. American Legion baseball visit the battlefields of the The play won't keep you too Mrs. Combs for the past few Hobbs and family, and Mrs. team in the near future. Last World War. Mrs. Mason will long and tire you out, years, after the death of her I.C. Bobbitt and family, all of

CanadaFORT MCMURRAY, airlifting Alber- voy on 8,000 Friday morning wildfire to and its evacuees importance to the ta (AP) — Canadian officials make sure the highway is Canadian economy, there are began evacuating 8,000 people safe. It will pass through Fort essentially only two ways out from work camps north of dev- McMurray where the fire has via car. The region has the astated Fort McMurray by air torched 1,600 homes and oth- third largest reserves of oil in on Thursday and hoped to er buildings. the world behind Saudi Arabia move thousands more via a Alberta Premier Rachel and Venezuela. highway convoy Friday if it is Notley said the first convoy Aided by high winds, safe from a massive wildfire will be 400 vehicles and offi- scorching heat and low hu- raging in Alberta that has cials would see how that goes. midity, the fire grew from 75 grown to 85,000 hectares There have been no injuries square kilometers (29 square (210,035 acres). or death in the province from miles) Tuesday to 100 square More than 80,000 people the fires. Notley said financial kilometers (38.6 square miles) have emptied Fort McMurray support will be provided to Al- on Wednesday, but by Thurs- in the heart of Canada's oil bertans and that cash cards day it was almost nine times sands, authorities said. may be made available for that — at 850 square kilome- The Alberta government, evacuated residents. ters (328.2 square miles). which declared a state of The Alberta government al- That's an area roughly the emergency, said more than so declared a province-wide size of Calgary — Alberta's 1,100 firefighters, 145 heli- fire ban in an effort to reduce largest city. copters, 138 pieces of heavy the risk of more blazes in a Unseasonably hot tempera- equipment and 22 air tankers province that is very hot and tures combined with dry con- were fighting a total of 49 dry. ditions have transformed the wildfires, with seven consid- Morrison said rain is need- boreal forest in much of Alber- ered out of control. Chad Mor- ed. ta into a tinder box. Morrison rison with AB Wildfire, man- "Let me be clear: air said they are investigating the ager of wildfire prevention, tankers are not going to stop cause of the fire but he said it said the fire continued to grow this fire," he said. "It is going started in a remote forested Jason Franson/The Canadian Press via AP but is moving away from Fort to continue to push through area and said it could have McMurray and the rate of its these dry conditions until we been lightning. A helicopter flies past a wildfire in Fort McMurray, Alberta on Wednes- growth has slowed. actually get some significant A combination of factors day, May 4, 2016. Alberta declared a state of emergency Wednesday as About 25,000 evacuees rain." conspired to make this wild- crews frantically held back wind-whipped wildfires that have already moved north in the hours after The fire remained wrapped fire especially ferocious, said torched homes and other buildings in Canada's main oil sands city of Tuesday's mandatory evacua- around the western and Bill Patzert, a climatologist at tion, where oil sands work southern edges of the city. No NASA's Jet Propulsion Labo- Fort McMurray, forcing thousands of residents to flee. camps were converted to rain clouds were expected ratory in California. The El North America in recent mem- from war-torn Syria recently with companies curtailing house people. But the bulk of around Fort McMurray until Nino global weather system ory, said Bill Stewart, co-di- migrated to northern Alberta production or stopping alto- the more than 80,000 evac- late Saturday, with 40 percent brought Alberta a mild winter rector of the University of Cal- as refugees, said his family gether. Notley, the province uees fled south to Edmonton chance of showers, according and low snowpack, he said. ifornia's Center for Fire Re- has escaped one fire for anoth- premier, said the infrastruc- and elsewhere, and officials to online forecasts by Environ- Patzert said the flames search and Outreach at the er. Labek fled the encroaching ture for oil and gas production are moving everyone south ment Canada. sparked at a time between the University of California, wildfire two days ago with remains largely unaffected. where they can get better sup- Notley said she didn't know snowy season and before Berkeley. family members, who arrived What's slowing down produc- port services. how much better the evacua- springtime rains that turn the With few exceptions in the in Canada in late February. tion is that their employees Officials had flown 4,000 tion could have been when landscape green, making the United States, an entire town Labek, who made it to Ed- are not there, she said. evacuees to Edmonton and asked if ample warning was region especially vulnerable to hasn't been threatened on this monton after a harrowing The airport only suffered Calgary by Thursday evening given to residents, noting that wildfire. scale for more than 100 years, journey, is concerned the minor damage because of the and expected to fly 4,000 more in 48 hours more than 80,000 "In a way, it's a perfect he said. refugees are enduring addi- "herculean'" efforts of fire- by the end of the day. They people were evacuated from a storm," Patzert said. "It's been "You could add five times tional trauma after leaving fighters, said Scott Long of the hoped the highway would be- town that essentially has two warm, it's been dry and windy. the number of firefighters, but the Middle East. But he said Alberta Emergency Manage- come safe enough on Friday to roads out of it. It's the in-between period be- you can't get all the embers," he's taking solace in the help- ment Agency. Firefighters move the remaining people Fort McMurray is sur- fore you're in the full bloom of he said. "There's no way to put fulness of Canadians now as- have focused on protecting key out via the south. It wasn't rounded by wilderness and is spring." out every ember flying over sisting the tens of thousands infrastructure like the water safe Thursday. A helicopter Canada's main oil sands town. The fire is driving one of firefighters' heads." of forest fire evacuees. treatment plant, the hospital will lead the evacuation con- Despite the size of the town the largest evacuations in Fort McMurray resident The fire has dealt a blow to and the airport. Crews water Fahed Labek, whose relatives the region's crude production, bombed the city Thursday. Saturday, May 7, 2016/Dublin, Ga/Page 5a The Courier Herald

YOUR COURIER Tell It! ChurchDublin Police van damaged on Smith13. Street HERALD Department - A Dublin man said his LOCAL 7-DAY A church van was dam- blue 1995 Chevrolet 1500 aged at Kingdom Living Z71 was taken without his Church on Smith Street on Police permission on Abbey Lane THE NEXT 24 HOURS April 15. Beat between April 10 and 11. Deep scuffs on the hood - A Dublin woman talked TODAY TONIGHT TOMORROW and a small crack in the April 16. with a deputy about fraud windshield of the van, a Ford - Someone attempted to that had happened between E-450 Super Duty, were break into a house on Grant June 16, 2015 and April 14, Call 272-0375 made. Street on April 15. 2016. It doesn't matter where - The windshield and door - A XBOX 360 was stolen - Walter Young, of Rex you move the East Laurens knob on a 1977 Ford wrecker at Vinson Village on West Miller Road, was charged High School principal, he's go- were damaged on Palmer Mary Street on April 16. with disturbance, on April Sunrise 6:39 a.m. Sunrise 6:39 a.m. Sunset 8:17 p.m. ing to do his very best where Street on April 15. - Three vehicles were 14. 82° 55° 84° ever he goes. - A Dublin woman said egged at Shadowpond Subdi- Sunny and beautiful Clear Mostly sunny someone used her debit card vision between April 16 and Editor's note: This infor- East Laurens High to take approximately $200 17. mation is public record and School principal needs to from her account on Sunny - Items stolen from a vehi- was taken from reports of the be reinstated. Lane on April 15. cle on Duncan Street on Dublin Police Department Rivers Ocmulgee ...... 7.60ʼ - Daniel William Blanken- April 17. and the Laurens County Latest observed value Oconee ...... 4.25ʼ I wonder if any of the ship, 36, of Danville, was Sheriff's Office. These reports cand idates running for charged with criminal tres- Laurens County do not reflect on the guilt or SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY sheriff is going to give women pass at Belk on Veterans Sheriff's Office innocence. An "arrest" does equal pay as men? It's past Boulevard on April 15. A - Approximately $680 was not always indicate incarcer- time that women get equal store employee saw Blanken- stolen from a house on ation. Readers are cautioned pay and promotions. ship break security tags in- Woods Way on April 13. that people may have similar side the store. - A black hydraulic aera- names. Police Beat does not How much worse does - Historic coins were tor was stolen on Antioch identify minor children, vic- Hi 84 Hi 81 Hi 86 the lines on the road on stolen from a Robert Street Church Road in Dexter be- tims of sexual assault, suicide 441 and Country Club have to SunriseLo 6:39 58 a.m. SunriseLo 6:38 64 a.m. SunriseLo 6:37 62 a.m. Apartment on April 15. tween April 12 and 13. attempts or medical condi- get? They are dangerous dur- - A license plate was - A deputy responded to tions. Cases dismissed do not Mostly sunny Partly sunny Clouds and sun ing the day and worse at stolen from a 2002 Chevrolet Star Circle in East Dublin in appear if the newspaper is night. Something needs to be Z71 at B&B Transmission reference to criminal tres- notified before deadline. done about our roads. on North Jefferson Street on pass between April 12 and

Highs in the mid 80s Highs in the high 80s Highs in the mid 80s I thought there was an Lows in the high 50s Lows in the low 60s Lows in the low 60s ordinance against we aring your pants low and showing WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY your underwear. I just saw two.

I want to express my disappointment in the Lau- rens County Board of Educa- Hi 88 Hi 88 Hi 89 tion. It looks like they want to SunriseLo 6:36 64 a.m. SunriseLo 6:35 63 a.m. SunriseLo 6:35 63 a.m. destroy the East side. Mostly cloudy A shower and A shower and Another balloon release. thunderstorm thunderstorm That's two in the last week or so. People need to google balloon and wildlife to find Highs in the high 80s Highs in the high 80s Highs in the high 80s out the damage that these bal- Lows in the mid 60s Lows in the mid 60s Lows in the low 60s loon releases do. The p eo ple sho uld be concerned about the loss of COMMUNITY CALENDAR our trees. Trucks carrying Saturday trees cut from land leave it •Teen Talk 1-4 p.m. at Turning Point Church of God in Christ, looking as if a hurricane just 511 McKinley St. passed. The price is high for meeting at 8 p.m. Located this destruction: loss of •Wrightsville Serenity Group AA ground water, shade, soil ero- across from Dairy Queen in Wrightsville. sion, animal habitat and cli- •Millville High School Alumni at 11 a.m. at Millville School mate change. •AA I Am Responsible Group Contact 272-5244 or 275- Former Penn State University assistant football coach Jerry Sandusky 8259, 1515 Rice Ave., Saturday and Sunday 8 p.m. We Democ rats w ant arrives at the Centre County Courthouse for arguments on his request •AA 24 Hour Group, Contact 279-0839, 629 Broad Street, E. Donald Trump as bad for the Dublin, Ga, Sundays at 9 a.m. Republicans as you don't want for an evidentiary hearing in Bellefonte, Pa. Monday, May 2, 2016. (Nabil •NA We Surrender, Contact 275-9531, 629 Broad Street, East him. K. Mark/Centre Daily Times via AP) Dublin, Sundays at 3 p.m. meets every second Saturday at Ole The ELHS principal is • Families of Victory, the best they ha ve ever had. Times Buffet Conference Room from 1-3 p.m. All religions, They have lost their minds. come as you are. Visit familiesofvictory.us for more info. Why are they going to have Paterno's son calls 1976 Monday one principal to look after the •Dublin-Laurens FVSU Alumni Chapter at 6:30 p.m. in middle and high school stu- East Dublin Plummer’s Square. dents? PHILADELPHIA(AP)— In 2001, Paterno told high- process. allegationJoe Paterno's son said Friday rankingabout university officialsfatherPenn Staters'bunk' for Responsi- •AA I Am Responsible Group, Contact 272-5244 or 275- 8259, 1515 Rice Ave., 8 p.m. Advice is like medicine. that an allegation made by in- that one of his assistant coach- ble Stewardship, a group surers that a boy told the long- es reported seeing Sandusky formed in the wake of the •AA 24 Hour Group, contact 279-0839, 629 Broad Street, You have to take it to see if it works. time Penn State University acting inappropriately with a scandal to oust board mem- East Dublin, Ga. 8 p.m. football coach in 1976 that he child in a team shower. In bers who voted to fire Paterno, Contact 275-9531, 6:30 p.m. at 629 Broad •NA We Surrender, The lawn mowers on the had been molested by former 2011, Paterno told a grand ju- released a statement calling Street, East Dublin. east side of the river must be assistant coach Jerry San- ry that he did not know of any for Penn State officials to pro- •Dublin Gamblers Anonymous Group, Contact 304-1033, torn up. The grass is up to the dusky is "bunk." other incidents involving San- duce all records related to the Carl Vinson VA Medical Center, Building 1, Room 1B (up- stop sign, especially on In a tweet , Scott Paterno dusky, who retired from Penn insurance case "so that they wrote that "it would be great if State in 1999. may be evaluated fairly and stairs conference room), 6:30 p.m. Thomas Chapel Road, and it's going to cause an accident. everyone waited to see the Sandusky is appealing a fully in an environment of •Lunch Bunch Al-Anon meet each Tuesday at noon at First substance of the allegation be- decades-long sentence for complete transparency." Baptist Church. Enter through double doors across from Fire- Four weeks of tests. It is fore they assume it's true. Be- abusing 10 boys during en- Paterno had an unparal- stone. Call 290-1322 for further information. too much. cause it's not." counters that went back to the leled coaching career at Penn •Dublin-Laurens County NAACP meets every 3rd Monday If the allegation were true, 1990s. He had met the boys State but was fired in the at 6:30 p.m. Mary Howard, President. For more information, Colorado has had cam- it would suggest his father through the children's charity months between Sandusky's please call 275-2649. pus carry since 2003 and had protected "an obscure as- he founded in 1977. November 2011 arrest and his sistant coach no one had yet Evidence of earlier allega- own death of lung cancer in Tuesday not one incident of concealed carry. No mass killings either. heard of" in 1976, Paterno tions had not previously come January 2012. •Dublin Kiwanis Club at 12:15 p.m. at The Dublin Coun- wrote . He added: "It's bunk." to light, though the university Three administrators who try Club. Our new Laurens Coun- The allegation was re- disclosed in November that it worked with him as high- •AA I Am Responsible Group Contact, 272-5244 or 275- ty sup erintend ent dan vealed Thursday in an order had settled a total to 32 claims ranking university officials 8259, 1515 Rice Ave., 5:45 p.m. and 8 p.m. school board made some good issued by Philadelphia Judge regarding Sandusky allega- await trial on criminal decisions. Gary Glazer in litigation be- tions that were worth $93 mil- charges for their handling of •NA We Surrender, contact 275-9531, 629 Broad Street, tween an insurance company lion. the Sandusky scandal. East Dublin, 6:30 p.m. Just say no to the ES- and Penn State. The order al- Penn State spokesman An appeals court recently •Unity House (Family Recovery Support Group) at Johnson PLOST. We are taxed enough so cited reports by unnamed Lawrence Lokman told threw out many of the charges Lane on VA Grounds, Bldg. 8; 6-8 p.m. Contact: Dublin-Lau- already. assistant coaches who said Pennlive.com that university against former president Gra- they witnessed inappropriate officials knew broadly of the ham Spanier, former vice rens County Chamber of Commerce (478) 272-5546 or Linda contact between Sandusky allegations made in the insur- president Gary Schultz and Bailey at CSB of Middle GA (478) 272-1190. and children, according to ance case, but refused to talk former athletic director Tim •Overeaters Anonymous meet at 6:45 at 912 Bellevue Ave. Want to Tell It? Pennlive.com. Glazer wrote about the "specific circum- Curley, and state prosecutors Contact 279-3808. Keep it 47 words there was "no evidence that stances" of people who came did not challenge that deci- or fewer. reports of these incidents ever forward in the settlement sion. No trial date is set. •TOPS meeting 6 p.m. at Pine Forest UMC, 400 Woods Ave. went further up the chain of Keep it clean. Contact info 275-7505. command at PSU." Keep it real. •South-Central GSRA Chapter of the Georgia State Re- The allegations were made Call 272-0375 in victim depositions taken in tirees Association will meet on the 4th Tuesday of each tellit @courier-herald.com the insurance case, but those month at the Laurens County Library Auditorium, 11 a.m. or Tell It! at depositions remain under We invite all retired and soon to retire state employees to join www.courier-herald.com seal, Pennlive.com reported. us. Please contact Tommy Craft at 272-7820 for more infor- mation. 2076 Ingleside Ave. • Macon, GA 31204 •The Laurens County Democratic Party holds its regu- 1.800.648.7761 • 478.743.9376 lar monthly meeting at the Laurens County Library Auditori- drplaxico.com um between 5:45 and 6:45 p.m. on the second Tuesday of facebook.com/allergy&asthmaclinicofmacon every month. All members and guests are invited to attend. • Bathroom • Flooring: Vinyl, • Molding/Trim Remodeling Tile & Laminate Work • Cabinetry • Grass Cutting • Pressure Washing COMMUNITY EVENTS Installation • Handicap $0.06 / sq. ft. • Crawlspace Vapor Modifications • Screen Repair Northern Region 12th District Congress will be held May 16 Barriers • Hardwood Floor • Siding Repair at 6 p.m. at Buckeye Baptist Church. Pastor David G. Flowers is • Custom Closets Refinishing • Replace Door president. He is encouraging all churches in the Northern Region • Custom Showers • HVAC Ductwork Locks to be present with their youth for this great night of teaching and • Ceiling Leaks Cleaning & Repairs • Roof Repair learning the Word of God. Everyone is cordially is invited to at- • Door Repairs & • Install Handicap • Tile Showers tend. Pastor Flowers will be the keynote speaker for the evening. Installation Grab Bars • Window For more information please call (478) 304-1139 or email us at • Drywall Repairs • Interior Painting Installation [email protected] • Deck Installation • Install Sinks, • Window Washing & Repair Vanities, Faucets & Safe Child Classic Memorial Weekend Praises in the • Exterior Painting Toilets Park will be held at Riverview Park between May 27-29. Men’s and co-ed softball games will be held Friday and Sat- • Fascia & Soffit • Metal Roofing urday. Other events will include the Lil’ Ga. Harmonettes Repair • Mold Remediation and Express Your Talents in speech, song or dance. For more information call Henrietta Graham at (478) 279-5232 or Lev- ata Wilcox at (478) 689-4380. MPHI (478) 272-8138 www.mphis.com Saturday, May 7, 2016/Dublin, Ga/Page 6a The Courier Herald Religion Digest

SPECIAL Evangelist Gloria Blount of Christ Temple of Mercy day. The Rev. Keith Anderson ciate pastor. Wednesday Bible study at 7:30 EVENTS & SERVICES Eastman. Bishop Harrison Church Services Sunday is pastor. Grace Baptist Church, p.m. Jones Sr., Pastor. school at 10 a.m., Worship ser- First Independent Sunday morning worship 10 Hogan Grove Baptist Word of Harvest Min- Rice Hill Baptist Church vice at 11:30 a.m. and Bible Methodist Church service a.m., Sunday Bible study 5 Church now has services istries Inc. COGIC will be will celebrate its 104th An- study Wed. at 7 p.m. times for Sunday: Bible study p.m., Wednesday prayer as- every 2nd and 4th Sundays. having their Annual Pastor's niversary on Sunday, May 8. Christian Hope Baptist 10 a.m., Morning worship 11, sembly and Bible study at 6:30 SS is at 10 a.m. and worship Aide Revival May 11-13. Dif- Services begin with Sunday Church 2nd and 4th Sunday Evening worship 6:30, p.m. All services currently at 11. Pastor is the Rev. Her- ferent speakers each night. Ser- school at 10:30 and worship at at noon. SS each Sun. 11 a.m. Wednesday 7 p.m. Please come held at 649 Gordon Edwards schel Lee White Sr. vice time will be 7:30 p.m. Apos- 11:45. Only one service. The The Rev. W.M. Nesbitt is pas- join us. Road, Dublin. Holly Grove Church tle James Bell, pastor. anniversary message by Pastor tor. First United Methodist Greater Jackson Chapel meets 1st and 3rd Sundays Holly Spring Baptist Abraham Crockett. 2706 Christian Outreach Fel- Church 8:50 a.m. (traditional Church House of Prayer with Sunday School at 10 a.m., Church 147th Church An- Moore Station Rd., Dublin. lowship Church, Pastor in sanctuary), 9 a.m. (contemp. holds morning service at 11 Praise and Worship services at niversary Service will be held The New Bible Believers Charles Moss announces order in fellowship hall) and 11 a.m. a.m. every Sunday. Bible study 11 a.m. Sunday, May 15 at 11 a.m. Pas- Missionary Baptist Church of services: Sunday school at (trad/sanct). SS for nursery- at 6:30 p.m. every Thursday. Holly Springs Baptist tor Joe F. Moore will deliver the will have Family/Friends and 9:30 a.m., Sunday worship ser- adults, 9:45 a.m. Youth and Greater New Friendship Church meets 1st and 3rd anniversary message. Men and Women's Day Pro- vice at 11 a.m.; Tuesday Bible other studies Sunday and Baptist Church has SS each Sundays. SS at 10 a.m.; wor- Brundage Mount Baptist gram on May 29, 2016 at 11 study at 7:30 p.m.; Call for Wednesday evenings. Pastors: Sunday at 9:30 a.m. Worship ship at 11 a.m. On 2nd, 4th Church, 235 Vinson Rd., McIn- a.m. The Rev. Benny L. Brant- prayer at 478-875-3425. Rev. Thad Haygood, Rev. Bob service begins at 11 a.m. Bible and 5th Sundays, worship at 8 tyre, will have a health aware- ley is pastor. The Church at Dudley - Williams, Rev. Jack Key. study is held Wednesday a.m. and SS at 10 a.m. Mon. ness fair and 5K walk/run Join us for “The Story,” a Fleming Chapel AME nights at 7. at 5:30 p.m. - Intercessory Saturday, May 14, 8:30 a.m. REGULAR SERVICES chronological study of God’s Church has service 1st and Greater Strawberry prayer. Wednesday noonday Adults $15, 18-under $8. Call Word, every Sunday at 9 a.m. 3rd Sunday with SS at 10:15 A.M.E. Church, 630 Country service; Prayer Service/Bible 478-946-2403 for more info. 60-Plus Ministry meets at 3388 U.S. 80 in Dudley. The a.m. Morning worship at 11. Club Road, SS every Sunday Study at 7 p.m. Pastor Joe F. The Mt. Tilla Baptist Wabash Church of God, 500 Rev. Kenneth Price, pastor. Bible study on Monday night at 10 a.m. Worship service on Moore. Church Family will celebrate Telfair Street in Dublin, every Church of Christ, 433 after the first Sunday at 6. The 2nd and 4th Sundays at 11 Holly Springs African Mother's Day, May 8 at 11 a.m. third Saturday at 10:30 a.m. Hillbridge Rd, meets every Rev. Lily Dykes is pastor. a.m. Bible study on 3rd Sun- Baptist Church, Inc. 2345 Rev. Harold Banks - Pastor Pastor R. May. Sunday for Bible study at 10 Free Gift Baptist Church days at 11 a.m. Rev. Lula Riley Buckeye Rd., East Dublin, Bethsaida Baptist Ambassadors Church of a.m., worship at 11, and worship every 1st and 3rd is pastor. every 1st Sunday 9 a.m., wor- Church of Adrian will be hav- the Lord Jesus Christ, 301 evening service at 6. Sunday. SS at 10:30 a.m., wor- Greater Union Grove ship with SS immediately fol- ing their Homecoming Ser- Camelot Drive, Dublin Church of Jesus order of ship at 11:30 a.m. Bible study COGIC every 1st, 2nd, and lowing. 2nd, 3rd and 4th Sun- vice on Sunday morning, May (Kingswood Subdivision), Sun- services every Sunday Bible every Wednesday night follow- 4th Sunday, with intercessory day 10 a.m. SS with worship 15 at 11 a.m. Special singing day services: 10:30 a.m.; study 11:15 a.m., worship ser- ing the 1st and 3rd Sunday at prayer at 10 a.m. Sunday following at 11 a.m. Bible will be Debra Perry & Jaidyn's Thursday Bible study: 6:30 vice 12 p.m., Youth services. 7. The Rev. Terry Rozier is pas- school at 10:30 a.m., and Study is held at the Church Call from Dahlonega. Debra p.m. For more information call Every last Sunday, Wednesday tor. praise and worship at 11:45 every 1st, 2nd, 4th and 5th Perry is the sister of Randy the Rev. Phillip Hightower, Night Bible Teaching/Prayer 7 Free Vision Deliverance a.m. Bishop J.W. Leggett is Saturdays starting at 10 p.m. Perry & Libby Perry Stuffle. 278-5462. p.m. Pastor Bishop H.B. Turn- Outreach Ministry Inc., 540 pastor. Minister Anthony King is the They were the original "God's Bellevue Road Church of ley. Wabash St., Dublin. Join us Greater Victory Temple pastor. Little People." Lunch will be Christ, 2214 Bellevue Rd., Church of Deliverance every Wednesday, 6 p.m. Fri- will assist anyone who needs a Howard Chapel United served after the service. FMI Dublin. Sunday Bible Class 10 H&M Revival Center, 981 day, 7 p.m. SS 10:30 a.m., Sun- ride to service at 9 a.m. for Methodist Church has Sun- please call Pastor Randy Gra- a.m., Worship 11 a.m. and 6 Scotland Road, Rentz. Tuesday day worship 11:30 a.m. Sr. Sunday School, 10 a.m. morn- day worship at 11 a.m., Sunday ham at 478.484.0548. p.m. Wednesay Bible Study 7 Bible study 7 p.m., Wednesday Pastor Apostle Shirley L. ing worship. Anyone interest- school at 9:45 a.m. and Bible Antioch Dempsey Bap- p.m. Johnnie Scaggs Jr. , Min- prayer 6:30 p.m., SS 9:30 a.m. Parker. ed in a ride to church, please study Wednesday at 6:30 p.m. tist Church, 2560 Cochran ister. and Sunday worship 11 a.m. Friendship Baptist call Pastor Prenis Edmond at Antonio Sutton is pastor. Hwy. Eastman, will have a Bethsaida Baptist Pastors Willie and Nanette Church - Pastor: the Rev. 278-8354 or 984-4064. Hubbard Chapel Baptist Women's Day of Prayer Mon- Church, of Adrian, located on Reid. Greg L. Mack. Services held Green Grove Missionary Church, Sunday school 10:30 day, May 9, 7 p.m. Rev. Prince Ga. 86 aka Old Savannah Corinth United every 1st & 3rd Sunday. SS 11 Baptist Church, 2418 Ga. a.m., worship at 11:30 a.m. on Dawson is Host Pastor. Con- Road: SS at 10 a.m. Worship at Methodist Church, Meeks: a.m. Praise/worship services 441 S., has services every Sun- 2nd and 4th Sundays. tact Sis. Frances Norris for ad- 11 a.m. along with K.I.D.S. Sundays: SS 10 a.m., morning 12 noon. Wed. night Bible day, with SS at 9:45 a.m., wor- Jefferson Street Baptist ditional information. church at 11 a.m. Pastor, J. worship at 11, evening wor- study at 7:30. ship service at 11 a.m., Bible Church, 209 North Jefferson Jordan Redeemer H.O.D. Randy Graham. ship at 6; Wednesday Bible Generational Beginning study and food bank ministry Street, Sunday school at 9:45 will be appreciating the Assis- Blackville Church of study at 6:30 p.m.; Friday Yoga Ministries - SS at 9 a.m., wor- every Monday 10:30 a.m. and a.m. and morning worship at tance Pastor, Prophetess Tra- God, 12106 Ga. Hwy 15 at 5 p.m.; Family Lunch 1st ship at 10 a.m. Bible study Bible study every Wednesday 10:55 a.m. Evening worship at cie Holliman's 25th Anniver- South, Adrian, has SS at 10 Sundays; Fellowship Club, each Tues. at 7 p.m. and Inter- at 6:30 p.m. Rev. Milton 6. Wednesday prayer meeting sary Part I May 4--6 at 7:30 a.m., morning worship at 11, 2nd Thursdays at 7 p.m. Pas- cessory Prayer each Sat. at 10 Hughes is pastor. at 6:30 p.m. Pastor is the Rev. nightly and Part II May 17-19 evening worship at 6 every tor: Donna Avera. a.m. Henry Channel III is pas- Gym Youth Service at Darren Talley. at 7:30 nightly. Climax Sunday, Sunday. Wednesday service at Crossroads Church in tor. Bethlehem Baptist Church Jordan Grove COGIC, May 22 at 4 p.m. 7:30 p.m. Cadwell - SS 10 a.m., worship Georgia Grove Mission- every Wednesday at 7 p.m. Pastor Supt. Ira Edwards - Greater Victory Temple Brazeal Chapel 11 a.m. Wednesday 7 p.m. ary Baptist Church services Hamilton Street Church Sunday school each Sunday at Church, 511 North Franklin C.O.G.I.C Danville First Baptist of God By Faith Inc. . Pastoral Day first every Sunday except 5th. Sun- (Loose 10 a.m. and morning worship St., Dublin, will host the cli- Sunday 11 a.m., Sunday school Church, 304 First Street, SS day school 10 a.m., Praise and and Bind ministries) every at noon. max of the Gvt Women’s Min- every Sunday 10 a.m., fourth at 10 a.m. and worship 1st and worship 11 a.m. Everyone wel- Sunday but fifth. SS 10 a.m. Jordan Redeemer H.O.D. istry Conference this week. Sunday pastoral day 11 a.m., 3rd Sundays, 11 a.m. Bible come. Rev. Jimmy E. Cordy Morning worship at 11. Sun- (Pastor Linda Knight): SS Sunday, May 8, 10 a.m. Speak- fifth Sunday Children’s day 11 study each Monday, 6:30 p.m. Sr., pastor. day evening worship on 3rd 10:30 a.m.; Worship 12 p.m., er: Evangelist D. Quarterman. a.m., Bible study Thursday at Rev. Eric M. Carswell, Pastor. Gethsemane United Sunday only at 3 p.m. Bible Warren Grove Holiness 7 p.m. Pastor Grady Brazeal. Dominion Ministries, 222 Methodist Church, 501 Sop- Tuesday 8 p.m. Prayer 3rd Bible study Monday nights at Church, 441 S., Dublin, will Brown Chapel Baptist Wrightsville Ave., East Dublin erton Ave., East Dublin - Sun- Tuesday at 8 p.m. Youth every 7. Bread and Butter Wednes- have Pastor Appreciation Church 1600 Lovett Rd. Sun- services 2nd & 4th Sunday at day school 10 a.m. Sunday 4th Tuesday at 8. p.m. Pastor, day morning 9 a.m. Healing services honoring Bishop Har- day school every Sunday at 10 10 a.m. org. Founder/Pastor is morning worship 11, Wednes- Elder Dr. Charlie Smith. 209 service, 1st Friday, 7 p.m. rison & Elect Lady Willa Jones a.m., worship service each 1st James W. Scott Jr. day Bible study, 6:30 p.m. The Hamilton St., Dublin. Kingdom Living Church, on May 3, 10, 13, 17, and 20 at and 3rd Sunday at 11 a.m. Driskell Tabernacle Bap- Rev. Judd Drake is pastor. Healing The Hurt Min- 807 Smith St, Dublin has wor- 8 p.m. nightly. Different speak- Brown Grove Baptist tist Church has worship on God's Divine Vision Min- istries: Women’s support ship service every Sunday. In- er each night. Church 1st and 3rd Sundays 2nd, 4th, and 5th Sunday with istry, Inc. Worship service Group - The Pathway to Victo- tercessory Prayer - 8:30 a.m., Holly Spring Baptist at 8 a.m. - 2nd and 4th Sun- 10 a.m. SS and 11 a.m. wor- each Sunday at 8 a.m. Bible ry is held every 2nd Tuesday Sunday School - 9:15 a.m., and Church, 705 Buckeye Road, days at 11:30 a.m. Reverend ship. Bible study is 2nd and study each Tuesday 6 p.m. 5th from 6:30-8 p.m. For more info, Worship Service - 10:30 a.m. will have Church Anniver- Cecil Moore, pastor. 4th Wednesday at 7 p.m. The Sunday Family/Friends Day call Pastor Geraldine Cadle Tyrone Turner is pastor. sary Revival Services on Central Baptist Church Rev. Willie Reed is pastor. with full breakfast after wor- 478-290-1641. Laurens Hill - 1st and 3rd May 10-12, 7:30 p.m. Guest is at a new location at 706 Dublin New Birth Min- ship. Children’s church offered Henry Memorial Presby- Sunday, worship at noon. Bible Speakers: Tues. – Rev. Joe Hayes Street, Dublin, with istries, 900 MLK Jr. Drive, Sunday morning and during terian Church, at 511 Belle- study Tuesday at 7 p.m. SS at Shinhoster; Wed. – Rev. Ellis Sunday school at 9:30 a.m., gives away a bag of groceries Bible study. The Rev. Ricky B. vue Ave. in Dublin, has Sun- 11 a.m. on 1st and 3rd Sunday, Carswell; and Thurs.– Rev. Sunday morning worship at 11 on each 3rd Sunday from 11 Stanley is founder/pastor. The day school at 10 a.m. and wor- at 10 a.m. on 2nd and 4th Sun- Samuel Baker. Rev. Joe F. a.m. and Bible study and a.m. to noon. Rev. Dr. Johnny Rev. Tremaine Tarver is asso- ship at 11 a.m. on Sunday and day. The Rev. Gregory Jones is Moore, Pastor. prayer meeting on Wednesday Vaughn is pastor. Holly Spring Baptist Church from 6-7 p.m. Pastor is the Eason Hill Baptist 147th Church Anniversary Ser- Rev. Ellis A. Carswell. Church services 1st and 3rd vice will be held Sunday, May Central Drive Baptist Sundays - SS at 10 a.m. and 15 at 11 a.m. Pastor Joe F. Church has regular services worship at 11. Moore will deliver the anniver- with SS at 10 a.m. and preach- Evergreen Methodist sary message. ing at 11. Sunday and Wednes- Church, 1495 Old Toomsboro White Grove Missionary day night services start at 6. Rd, Dublin, has Sunday ser- Baptist Church, Adrian, 116th The Rev. W.L. Currie is pastor. vice 9:45 a.m. Gospel Sing Church Anniversary & Moth- Chester United each 5th Sunday 5 p.m. er's Day Program will be Sun- Methodist Church SS at 10 Families of Victory - day, May 8 at 11 a.m. Pastor a.m. and morning worship 11 Need assistance with your Johnny Baker II will deliver a.m., Wednesday prayer 7 p.m. family? Come join the fellow- the anniversary message. Pastor Tommy Roe. ship every 2nd Saturday at Free Vision Deliverance Christ Deliverance Tem- Ole Times Buffet Conference Outreach Ministry, 540 ple, 403 East Garner Street, Room, 1-3 p.m. All religions, Wabash St., will celebrate and Dublin, Pastor - Apostle Ken- come as you are. Let’s draw honor our Apostle Shirley L. neth Kates Sr. Services: 10am strength from each other. Parker May 22 at 3:30 p.m. Sunday Morning Prayer; 11am First African Baptist Greater Newevergreen Sunday School; 12 Noon Wor- Church services each Sunday Baptist Church will celebrate ship Service; 11am Wednesday with SS at 9:30 a.m. and Wor- its 111th church anniversary Morning Prayer; 7pm Wednes- ship at 8 a.m. and 10:45 a.m. on May 15 with Sunday school day Bible Study. Bible study is 6 p.m. Wednes- at 10 a.m. and worship service at 11 a.m. Only one service. The Rev. Charles Brown will deliver the message. Dinner will be served. Pastor is A Sesquentennial Michael Kirkland. Balls CME Church, Jef- th fersonville, will have Family 15 0 & Friends Day the 3rd Sun- day, May 15, 2016, at 2 p.m. with the Rev. Randy Paschal, Anniversary Celebration speaker. Greater Newevergreen Sunday, May 15, 2016 • 2:00 p.m. Baptist Church will observe Mother’s Day, May 8, at 11 a.m. The messsage will be Valdosta brought by Evangelist Monica Waters. Michael Kirkland is Missionary Pastor. The Montford Grove Baptist Church Baptist Church Adult Choir will celebrate their 10th Choir Anniversary Saturday, May Rev. B.J. Martin & 7, 2016 at 3 p.m. All Choirs are Mount Zion of Soperton in charge invited to attend and render two selections. Theme: “Living the Legacy... The Church at Dudley, 3388 Hwy. 80, Dudley, He Brought Us” Women's Day Celebraton May 22, 3 p.m. Author Dianna Sunday School: 10:00 a.m. Knox-Cooper, will be the Morning worship: 11:00 a.m. speaker. Warren Grove Holiness Dinner will be served Church, Hwy. 441 S, Dublin, will have Annual Night in Rev. John R. Sutton, pastor White Women's Program May 7 at 3 p.m. Speaker will be Saturday, May 7, 2016/Dublin, Ga/Page 7a The Courier Herald pastor. for kids. Transportation avail- Sunday morning worship at The Lighthouse Church able. Contact Markeishand 11, Sunday evening at 6 and of God, Dewey Warnock Road, Smith 478-697-6998 or 478- Wednesday at 7 p.m. Pastor All fear is gone...He holds the future East Dublin. SS 10 a.m. Morn- 290-2425. Hugh Spivey. ing worship 11 a.m. Evening Mt. Tilla provides trans- Rice Hill Baptist “She died of cancer,” so they service 6 p.m., and Wednesday portation every Sunday to Church, 2706 Moore Station were saying. I assure you she And we sang night family training 7 p.m. worship. Call Deacon Mark Rd. 2nd, 4th & 5th Sunday. SS died radiantly. She never gave “Because He lives I can face Children’s church and nursery. Smith at 697-0338 or Deacon 10:30 a.m., 2nd and 5th Sun- way to despair. Yes, she had tomorrow... Rev. Matthew Schluckebier, Keith Stuckey at 290-2399 or day, with worship at 11:30 a.m. cancer but joined Paul in say- All fear is gone… pastor. Bro. Curtis Cummings. SS at 9:30 a.m. on 4th Sunday ing, “Oh death, where is your He holds the future.” Living Faith Baptist Mt. Zion Baptist Church, with worship at 10:30 a.m. sting? Oh grave, where is your Church at Hwy. 257 has Sun- 1750 Mark Wood Road, 10 a.m. Bible study Wednesday before victory? Thanks be to God who day School at 9:45 a.m. and SS, 11 a.m. worship, evening 2nd and 4th Sunday at 7 p.m. gives us the victory through worship service at 10:45 a.m. services 5:30. Wednesday The Rev. Abraham Crockett, our Lord Jesus Christ.” every Sunday. Prayer, praise prayer 7 p.m. pastor. (1 Corinthians 15:55-57) and Bible study is 7 p.m. every New Beginnings Inter- Robinson Chapel Baptist KEY NOTES Wednesday. Rev. Jamie T. national Outreach Min- Church - ev. 2nd and 4th Sun- Jack Key The following was read at the Paulk is pastor. istry, 4091 West Main, Soper- day. SS 10 a.m. and worship at “Hallowed be thy funeral: Living Hope Word ton. Sunday worship 3:30 p.m. 11 a.m. The Rev. R.L. Wilder, name.” Church, 101 Pearl St., East and Bible Study on Tuesdays, pastor. Cancer is limited…. The little boy prayed, Dublin - Worship every 1st 7 p.m. Cedric Manior, pastor. Rose Hill Baptist Church “Our Father who art in Heaven, through 4th Sunday at 11 New Bible Believers Mis- - every Sunday with SS at “It cannot cripple love, how do you know my name?” a.m., Sunday school at 10. sionary Baptist Church 10:30 a.m. Worship at noon It cannot corrode faith, Thursdays - Sound the Alarm Monday morning Bible class, and Bible study every Thurs., It cannot destroy confidence, (youth Bible study) at 6:30 10; Tuesday noon prayer 7 p.m. Carlton Godfrey, pastor. It cannot eat away peace, We don’t need to see the way p.m. P.H.A.T. (Prayer Praise group; Wednesday night Bible Royal Springs Baptist It cannot kill friendship if we are following Healing). Anointing. Teaching study, 7; Sunday school every Church: Worship every 2nd It cannot shut out memories, (adult Bible study) at 7 p.m., Sunday at 9:45 followed by and 4th Sunday - Sunday It cannot silence courage, Him who is the Way. Carlos Jones, pastor. worship services at 11. Pastor - school, 10:30 a.m., worship at It cannot invade the soul, Loving Ministries Rev. Benny L. Brantley Sr. 11:30 a.m. It cannot reduce eternal life, C.O.G.I.C. 116 Pritchett St. New Canaan Baptist Running Feet for Christ It cannot quench the Spirit, We cannot direct the wind Dublin. Services: SS at 9:45 Church in Chester has ser- Christian Center, 5812 Ga. It cannot lessen the power a.m. Worship at 11:15 a.m, vices the first Sunday every Hwy 46, Soperton, 30457. New of the Resurrection.” but we can adjust the sails. Bible Study on Wednesdays at month at 11:30 a.m. and the Church Hours: Sunday School - 6:30 p.m. Pastor is Supt. Alton fourth Sunday every month at 9:30 a.m. Morning Worship - St. Peter's Baptist Jones. 3 p.m. 10:30 a.m. Services every Sun- Church has services every Macedonia Baptist New Evergreen Baptist day except 3rd. Sunday with SS at 9:45 a.m. Church of Montrose has ser- Church, 2626 New Evergreen Safe Harbor Church, 111 and worship at 11. Bible US govʼt says N.C. LGBT vices every 2nd and 4th Sun- Church Rd., Cadwell, has ser- Nora Blvd, Adrian, services on study is at 6 p.m. on day. SS at 10 a.m., Worship at vice ev. 2nd and 4th Sunday: Sundays at 11 a.m. and Wednesday. The Rev. Shawn lawLegislation violates has been proposed civilIllinois lawmakersrights are advancing 11 a.m. Pastor: The Rev. C. L. SS at 11 a.m. Pastor is Elder Wednesdays at 7 p.m. Curtis is pastor. in states across the country to pro- a bill to let transgender people Cason. Clarence Bostic of Macon. The Salvation Army, 1617 Turkey Creek Mission- tect those who — due to religious change the gender marker on Millville Baptist Church New Faith Temple House Telfair St., Dublin, has Sunday ary Baptist Church, 828 beliefs — decline to employ or their birth certificate without hav- - Intercessory prayer Wed. at of Love order of services: morning Bible study. Fellow- Scotland Rd., Dublin, Sun- serve certain people. Critics say ing to undergo a sex-change oper- 5:45 p.m. Bible Study at 6 Bible study Wednesdays at 7 ship at 9:30 a.m. and Bible day School each Sun. at 9:45 the laws are aimed at the LGBT ation first. The bill is awaiting ac- p.m. Noon Prayer every Fri- p.m. except 2nd Wed. when we study at 9:45. a.m. Worship Service each community and are discriminato- tion by the full House, where it's day. SS every Sunday at 9:45 have church meeting with pas- Sandy Ford Baptist - SS Sun. at 11 a.m. Prayer Ser- ry. Recent laws denounced as dis- expected to pass before proceed- a.m. with worship at 11. The tor; SS 10 a.m. and worship ev. Sunday at 10:45 a.m., wor- vice and Bible Study each criminatory in North Carolina ing to the Senate. Rev. K. R. Washington is pas- 11:15 every Sunday. Bishop ship at 11 a.m. on 1st and 3rd Wed. at 7 p.m. Dr. Frederick and Mississippi have prompted a Republican Gov. Mike Pence tor. Bobby Jones Sr., pastor; Bish- Sunday, Bible study at 7 p.m. C. Williams, Pastor. growing backlash from oppo- signed a bill last year barring gov- Minter Baptist Church, op Rogers L. Allen Sr., assoc. Second Baptist Church Union Baptist Church, nents. The US Justice Depart- ernment entities from substan- Sunday: 10 and 11 a.m., 6 p.m. minister. morning worship services are Hwy 29, East Dublin, has ment said Wednesday that North tially burdening the religious ex- (includes youth) Wednesday New Friendship Baptist every Sunday at 11 a.m. Rev- services every week. SS at Carolina's law limiting protec- ercise of individuals, organiza- Bible study/prayer: 7:30 (in- Church meets each Sunday erend Korie Baker is pastor. 10 a.m., morning worship at tions for LGBT people violates tions and businesses, unless by cludes youth) Every 4th Sun- with SS at 9:30 a.m. and wor- Shady Grove African 11. Sunday night service is federal civil rights laws. North the least restrictive means to fur- day, Wednesday 7 p.m. fellow- ship at 11. Bible study 7 p.m. Baptist Church each 1st, 3rd at 6 and Wednesday night Carolina Gov. Pat McCrory says ther a compelling government in- ship supper (no cost, all wel- on Wednesdays. The Rev. and 5th Sunday. SS 10:30 a.m. prayer meeting at 7. the Obama administration's terest. After businesses raised come). Roger Edwards is pastor. and morning worship 11:30 Williams Chapel Bap- warning means the issue is no concerns, Pence signed an amend- Mitchell Grove Baptist New Vision Fellowship, a.m. Bible study each Wed. tist Church announces new longer confined to North Carolina ed version stating that the law Church - SS at 9 a.m., wor- 907 E. Hillcrest Pkwy. Wor- night at 7. Steve Askew, pastor. worship schedule. On 1st, and could affect other states. cannot be used to deny services, ship at 10 a.m., Bible study ship each Sunday at 10:45 Silver Leaf Nondenomi- 2nd, 4th, and 5th Sundays, Florida’s Republican Gov. Rick public accommodations, employ- Wednesday at 6:45 p.m. The a.m. Wednesday at 6:30 p.m., national Church, 1329 Old 11 a.m. On third Sundays, 8 Scott signed a law stating that ment or housing based on race, re- Rev. Ricky B. Stanley is pastor. Bible study and prayer. Pastor Savannah Rd. - Sunday school a.m Each Tuesday - Lunch clergy, churches, religious schools ligion, age, sexual orientation or Montrose worship on 1st is Dr. Michael Kennedy. 10 a.m., morning worship 11 and Learn, 11:30 a.m. and other religious organizations gender identity. Sunday, 6 p.m. every month. Oconee Baptist Church, a.m., evening worship 5 p.m., Prayer and Bible Study cannot be required to marry peo- In Kentucky, the Republican- All churches in the association 2350 Oconee Church Road, Wednesday Bible study 7:30 Wednesdays at 7 p.m. Rev. ple or allow their facilities to be led Senate passed a measure that are asked to be present to Dublin, has SS at 10 a.m. and p.m. Pastor Fred Reese. James F. Sherman is Pastor. used for marriage celebrations would have expanded the state make their report. The Rev. worship at 11 a.m. Sunday Solid Rock Baptist William's Grove Bap- that violate "a sincerely held reli- Religious Freedom Restoration Winfred L. McClouds is mod- evening service at 6 and Church, U.S. 80, Allentown. tist Church - 1st, 3rd, and gious belief." The law takes effect Act by barring penalties against erator. Wednesday prayer at 6 p.m. Sunday school 10 a.m. Church 5th Sunday 11:30 a.m. SS at July 1. those who decline to provide "cus- Montrose Baptist Pinehill United 11 a.m., Wednesday prayer 10:30. SS at 10 a.m. on 2nd Georgia’s Republican Gov. tomized, artistic, expressive, cre- Church - SS 9:45 a.m., morn- Methodist Church - Sunday meeting 7 p.m. and 4th Sunday. The Rev. Nathan Deal vetoed a bill that ative, ministerial or spiritual ing worship 11 a.m. and school 10 a.m. Morning wor- Springfield Baptist Ernest Holmes Jr. is pastor. would have prohibited the govern- goods or services" to people that evening worship at 7. ship 11 a.m. Bible study ev. Church, 256 Carolina Ave., Woodard Grove Baptist ment from imposing penalties on would infringe on their "right of Mount Calvary Mission- Wednesday night at 7. Pastor Chester, has services 2nd and Church SS at 10 a.m. Morn- religious schools and organiza- conscience" or religious freedoms. ary Baptist Church holds Jody Martin. 4th Sundays with SS at 10 ing worship at 11 a.m. The tions that chose not to employ or The bill was never brought up in serve people based on their sin- the Democratic-led House. services every Sunday. SS at The Place Ministry: Mon- a.m. and worship at 11:30. Rev. Henry Davis Sr. is pas- cerely held religious beliefs. The Louisiana Gov. John Bel Ed- 9:45 a.m., worship service, 11 day – Friday 11 a.m. - 2 p.m., TnT Bible study Thursdays tor. proposal would have also protect- wards signed an executive order a.m. Bible study every everyone invited. No sin is too at 7 p.m. Word of Harvest Min- ed clergy who declined to perform providing state employees and Wednesday at 7 p.m. The Rev. big that God can’t forgive it. Spring Hill Missionary istries, 1609 Academy Ave., Dr. Willie L. Edmond, pastor. 130A E. Jackson Street in Baptist Church, 494 Ever- weddings for gay and lesbian cou- contractors with protection from ev. Sunday with SS at 9:45 ples. discrimination based on sexual Mitchell Grove Baptist Dublin. green Road, Dublin - Regu- a.m., praise and worship at Church services: SS at 9 a.m., Pearls of Wisdom Christ- lar worship service is 2nd Chicago, Illinois public schools orientation, gender identity and 11. Apostle James Bell is will allow transgender students more, with exemptions for worship service at 10 a.m. ian Female Youth Outreach Sunday at 11 a.m.; Youth pastor. Bible study on Wednesday at Ministry meets ev. two weeks. worship is 4th Sunday at 11 and employees to use bathrooms churches and religious organiza- Word of Hope Outreach and locker rooms corresponding tions. Edwards also rescinded an 6:45 p.m. Ricky B. Stanley is All young ladies, grades 6-12, a.m.; Early morning worship Church has services to their gender identities. Related, order former Gov. Bobby Jindal pastor. eligible. Call Terri Hightower, service 1st, 3rd, and 5th Sun- Wednesday nights at 7 and there is a lawsuit by families signed that prohibited state agen- Montford Grove Baptist 275-3937, or Diane and Kesha day at 8 a.m.; SS 9:45 a.m. Sunday mornings at 11. Pas- against a suburban Chicago cies from denying licenses and Church regular worship ser- Nesbitt, 275-3937. and Bible study Wednesday tors are Ronnie and Gloria school district over allowing trans- contracts to businesses that take vices Sunday at 11:30 a.m. Ranger Grove C.O.G.I.C. 6:30 p.m. The Rev. Winfred Johnson. gender students to use a girls' actions because of religious beliefs Pastor James Timothy Jack- (Pastor Ira Edwards): Sunday L. McCloud is pastor. locker room. against same-sex marriage. son. school every Sunday 10 a.m., St. Mark Baptist Mount Green Baptist 1st Sunday youth 12:30 p.m., Church, 1533 St. Mark Church, pastor the Rev. Joe 2nd Sunday expense 12-12:30 Church RD, Dublin, has ser- Shinholster - Worship service p.m., 3rd Sunday women’s vice every 4th Sunday with every second and fourth Sun- 12:30 p.m., 4th Sunday pas- SS at 10 a.m. and worship at day,11:30 a.m. SS every Sun- toral 12:30 p.m. 11. The Rev. Mario Webb is day at 10:30 a.m. Bible study Reedy Springs Baptist pastor. 6 p.m. every Wednesday. Church services 1st, 2nd and St. Paul AME Church, Montpelier Baptist 4th Sunday. SS 10:45 a.m. 308 Rowe Street, holds ser- Church has van transporta- Praise and worship at 11:30 vice every Sunday at 11 tion to its services every Sun- a.m. Pastor Charlie Robinson. a.m. Church School begins day. Call Deacon Keith Stuck- Resurrection Assembly at 9:45 a.m. every Sunday. ey at 290-2399 or Deacon of God, 802 Soperton Ave., The Rev. Richard Quinn Mark Smith at 697-0338. East Dublin. SS at 10 a.m., Ward Sr. is the pastor. Mt. Moriah Baptist Church services: SS at 10:30 a.m. Worship at 11:30 a.m. Bible study Wednesday at 7 p.m. The Rev. Clarence Durham Thomas, pastor. Mt. Moriah Baptist Women’s Ministry meets every Wednesday at 6 p.m. Sunday at 10:30 a.m. for SS. Devotional service at 11:30 a.m. Everyone invited. Rev. Clarence Thomas, pastor. Mount Pullen AMEC Lakeway Rd. and U.S. Hwy 158th 319 N. SS each Sunday at 9:45 a.m. Worship each 1st and 3rd ANNIVERSARY Sunday at 11 a.m. The Rev. A. &HOMECOMING Ted Walters is pastor and the Rev. Mario L. Coneway is local We invite you to come & minister. share in the fellowship Mt. Sinai Covenant The Singing Disciples featuring Church With God, 708 Nor- SUNDAY, side Dr., East Dublin. “We TH don’t do what others do.” SS MAY 15 , 10:30 a.m. Morning worship 12:15 p.m. Wed. Bible study 7 11:00 A.M. p.m. Pastor- Apostle W.J. In- man. Covered Dish Lunch Mt. Sinai Healing Tem- ple Church in East Dublin - following Morning Bible study at 7 p.m. Wed. Worship night and SS every 2nd and 4th Sundays 10 a.m. The Mt. Tilla Baptist Church Family welcomes the Rev. Harold Banks as their new pastor. S.S 9:45 a.m. and Shady Grove Worship at 11 a.m. Bible study ev. Wednesday at 7 p.m. Youth Bible Study is 6-8 p.m. Grades Between Brewton & Lovett in the Manning Community K-12 homework help & study hall/tutoring. Refreshments Pastor, Kelly Maddox, Song Leader, James Fincher Saturday, May 7, 2016/Dublin, Ga/Page 8a The Courier Herald Congressman Allen addresses at the BBB like Blanken-Seniorsresident of the state of ily members. It's easy for an Continued from 1a ship, who is based in Macon, Georgia," Blankenship said. individual to unknowingly elder rights group at conference or at your doorstep at their are also available via phone "It prevents anyone from fall victim to a scam and By CLAY REYNOLDS in their golden years," Allen word. There's no way to ver- at (478) 742-7999. opening a new line of credit then, through conversation U.S. Representative Rick said. ify their identity, even if "When in doubt, talk with in your name." about how great a deal or Allen made an appearance He also expressed the need they can present convincing somebody else," he said. A way to make identity investment opportunity it is Thursday at the Elder Rights for measured reform to Social proof that they are who they "Call me. Call my office. Call theft easy for culprits is to with friends and neighbors, Consumer University. Security. say they are. It typically your family. Because the send away outgoing bills draw them into it too. Over His comments largely spoke "While I do not support turns out that the document, very best thing you can do through your mailbox. Cul- half of the identity theft to political issues of interest to changes to Social Security that badge or license they show for a scammer is to keep it prits frequently ride along cases in Georgia, which the senior citizens in attendance, would harm our current seniors, you is as fraudulent as their all to yourself. Their deal is residential streets and look ranks No. 2 in the nation, but also touched on the need for we must work to make sure that story. to isolate you." for mailboxes that have take place between mem- education improvements and it is sustainable for future gener- "They're good," Blanken- Another major ally that their flags raised. Reaching bers of the same family. economic growth. ations," Allen said. "I look for- ship said. "They'll call you plenty of folks don't realize in, they can unseal an enve- Blankenship said that Allen mentioned Senate Bill ward to working with my col- and scare you to death." they have is their bank lope with a check in it, take good judgement, responsi- 192, also known as the Older leagues in the House and Senate In the moment, it's easy teller. a photo of it, seal it up and bility and grasp of the most Americans Reauthorization Act to find the right balance to en- to get swept up in the need "I hope you use the same stick it back in the mailbox powerful word in the Eng- of 2016, which was signed into sure social security is sustain- for immediate action that one over and over again. in a matter of seconds. The lish language - "No" - are law last month. able for generations to come." they insist upon, but con- They can become your information they capture is keys to avoiding scams that The legislation revived fund- The quality of life for seniors, fronting them with further friend," Blankenship said. good enough to get them ac- can trip you up if you're not ing for senior services that was he said, goes hand-in-hand with questions or delay can often "Especially when a scam- cess to your bank account. careful. allowed to expire for a period of the health of the economy. Fund- give them away. mer gets involved, that's an- It's best, when possible, Nothing in life comes free time after the Older Americans ing for senior services can and What's important to keep other line of defense. They to send your outgoing bills of charge, and any offer to Act of 1965 was not immediately will improve with the boost in in mind is that, in large might tell you something through a secure mailbox, the contrary should make renewed. The extension will pro- tax revenues that can come from part, most agencies like the you don't want to hear, but either at the post office or a you wary. vide federal funding through a significant amount of job cre- IRS and the local court sys- listen to them. They've been remote depository that only "Somebody that's giving 2019 for programs that serve the ation. tem don't reach out to citi- through the same training the mailman has a key to. you a free gift, it's gonna elderly by providing community Allen said a good portion of zens over the phone about that I've been through and Among others of his tips come at a high price," centers, transportation pro- the most recent legislative ses- unpaid taxes or jury duty ab- they've learned how to spot were these: Blankenship said. "Do not grams, job training and meal de- sion has been dedicated to eco- sence, nor do they ask for financial exploitation." - Avoid calling back when sell the rest of your life for a livery. nomic growth, and indicated his payment in the form of a Aside from being well-in- you answer a phone call free meal. Don't give away "I believe we should have belief that the American econo- wire transfer or prepaid formed, responsible prac- from an unfamiliar number your retirement for a good policies in place that empower my has the potential to grow by card. tices in handling one's mon- and hear nothing on the steak." seniors and enable them to live a as much as 5 percent, an esti- So in the vast majority of ey and personal information other end of the line or miss safe, healthy, fulling retirement mated creation of 10 million jobs. situations, it's safe to as- can go a long way. All a the call after the phone sume that all such threaten- scammer has to get is one's rings only once. It's likely a ing phone calls are suspi- social security number and "one-ring" scam designed to cious until hanging up and date of birth to steal their bait you into calling back, talking with someone you identity. which allows the automated trust. In the state of Georgia, system to charge your Where should you go for people over the age of 65 are phone bill. help? allowed to freeze their cred- - Beware of free health- Don’t Monkey For one, the BBB provides it simply by contacting the care clinics, especially when endless resources on scam credit bureaus. If you have you're asked to provide your avoidance at bbb.org, includ- your credit turned off, you medicare and/or medicaid ing a constantly-updated can turn it back on when information while having database that tracks every you're ready to take out a your blood pressure or cho- one of the thousands of loan, buy a car or finance a lesterol levels checked. scams that have been report- new house. - Be careful whom you Around! ed to the nonprofit. Experts "That's free to you as a trust, even friends and fam-

Schedule your pre-summer tal ProtectionMayor Agency has "back to the drawing board" to Continued from 1a been notified about the prob- find a design which incorpo- air conditioning service today! time denying the request. lems there "on the outside (of rates the best of at least two of A lawsuit also has been SteelFab) where the steel is the proposed plans because filed against the city, mayor being laid down in the yard. citizens and officials have ex- Payments as low as and city council for denying a Wind causes a mess all pressed that a combination of rezoning request for property around. And the steel is heavy two of the plans would be best. on Brookwood Drive on which so when it is laid down, there • The council approved the a senior living apartment com- is a lot of dust and dirt moving mayor's recommendation to plex was planned. around." reappoint two members of the Edgefield Shamrock JV Councilman Bennie Jones Main Street Board: Jennifer filed the suit in Laurens Coun- made the motion to approve Shafer and Jason Keaton. The ty Superior Court asking that the rezoning with the stipula- mayor said he needed to post- $59 the City "not be allowed to re- tion that owners install a pri- pone reappointment of anoth- a month OR 0% for 36 First strict use of the Property in vacy fence (8 feet tall, wooden) er member. question to only an R-1 zoning and an evergreen buffer • Debora Stanley presented months on the purchase of pound classification and that the or- around the new yard. 18 high school students who of Freon dinance be declared unconsti- • The council unanimously have qualified for the newly a new qualifying system tutional, illegal, null and void approved an ordinance to created Student Council. She FREE amend the code of ordinances said their campaigns officially ! as applied to the property be- • No credit check financing available *Expires 5/31/16 cause it essentially takes the to provide for an expansion of launch on Monday and will op- • Expires 5/31/16 Plaintiff's property without the exemptions to the general erate "according to real elec- just compensation in violation prohibition concerning con- tion guidelines." The cam- of the Fifth Amendment to the sumption of alcohol on city paigns will only last five days, U.S. Constitution." property. however, and elections will Experience the Premier Difference In other action at the city • The council unanimously take place on Friday, May 13, council meeting: approved an ordinance to pro- at Dublin High School. She in- •The council unanimously vide for the sale and distribu- vited city officials to visit the approved rezoning two acres tion of alcoholic beverages off school and witness the cam- of land at 403 Kingsby Street premises for catered func- paigning and elections as they from R-4 (multi-family resi- tions. unfold. dential) to M-1 (light ware- • The council unanimously • The City expressed ap- housing district). Proposed approved adoption of an preciation to Sgt. Brenda use is for a lay-down yard for agreement with the Georgia Pauldo who is retiring from SteelFab. Quite a bit of discus- Municipal Association’s Asso- the Dublin Police Department. sion took place before the vote ciation for Cable Telecommu- City Manager Lance Jones Your Local Heating and Air Company took place. Concerns about the nications management service presented a retirement gift of chain link fencing around the to help with franchises that a Bulova watch to Sgt. Pauldo Keeping Georgia Families Happy for Over 15 Years present lay-down yard used by demand to be allowed to place who is in her 32nd year with SteelFab and the entryway equipment on right of ways in the city. from Telfair Street were the the city. • The City recognized and topics. During the public hear- • Oliver Seabolt of Orion expressed appreciation to ing portion of the meeting Planning Design presented to three high school students about the rezoning, Jean the mayor and city council its who have committed to join Wolfe spoke about the chain proposals for the Jackson the United States Army. SSG link fencing. "More is needed Plaza space and parking area Bryan Purkey of the Army Re- than a chain link fence. A lot within the block bordered by cruiting Office in Dublin pre- of dirt and gravel are in the West Jackson, North Jeffer- sented certificates of apprecia- yard and when the wind blows son, West Gaines and Roo- tion to PFC Amber Wallace, Visit online at www.premierishere.com there is a dust and dirt storm. sevelt streets in downtown PVT James Smith and PVT It's also very noisy. I drive by Dublin. The council interacted Christopher Perry. SSG Andre there every day to pick up a with Seabolt and asked ques- Kennedy was also present to or call us today! resident who lives across from tions concerning his designs, witness the city's recognition the yard and who works for discussing what they felt were of the students. me." needs of the community. 478-275-7600 She said the Environmen- Seabolt said he will be going

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By BALI SMITH that is phenomenal.” Year with so many quality West Laurens was reward- Daniel was named Pitcher coaches in our region.” ed for its Region 2AAAA of the Year by a unanimous Here is a list of the West championship as all nine vote by the region’s coaches. Laurens players (by position) Raider starters —and 10 “This was who received region honors: players overall — received All- the first time Region honors from coaches in seven 2AAAA All-Region and school administrators years where West Laurens during the annual end-of-the- every coach First team year region meeting. voted for the Pitcher — Nolan Daniel Sophomore starting pitcher same player Catcher — Bill LeRoy Nolan Daniel was named at any posi- Second team Region 2AAAA Pitcher of the tion,” said BROWN Pitcher — Caleb Christian Year and first-team pitcher, Brown. “I First Base — Nolan Daniel and Bill LeRoy was named think that speaks volumes Second Base — Jacob Clark first-team catcher. Head coach about the kind of pitcher and Shortstop — Guy Anderberg Brian Brown was named great year that Nolan had this Outfield — Caleb Christian Region Coach of the Year. season.” Designated Hitter — Cullen “This is the first time since Daniel also made second Estep I have been the baseball coach team at first base. Caleb at West Laurens that every Christian also made the at Honorable Mention one of our starters were either two positions — pitcher and Third Base — Jared O’Neal selected as first team, second outfield. Pitcher — Case Matthews, team or received honorable As for his own award, Slayton Marina File photo by Rodney Manley File photo by Rodney Manley mention to the All-Region Brown said he “was humbled Outfield — Nick Chamness, Bill LeRoy was named Nolan Daniel made team at pitcher and first base, Case Matthews team,” said Brown. “I think to be named the Coach of the first-team catcher. and was voted Pitcher of the Year.

Photo by Rodney Manley ON TO THE NEXT LEVEL Watson signs with GMC with family and coaches at her side.

Following last weekʼs GeorgiaHaving Milestone testing, a students field at East day Laurens Elementary took a break with some Field Day fun and games at the high school sports complex. Classes squared off against each other not only in typical track events, such as the 400-meter dash, but also in more non-typi- Lady Falconsʼ Watson signs cal competitions, such as a suitcase relay in which students raced while dressing and undressing in oversized clothing. (Photos by Rodney Manley)

By RODNEY MANLEY toSports play Editor soccer for GMC With three straight Region 3AA championships and four state playoff wins, the East Laurens girls soccer program has grown into a perennial power. And senior Julia Watson has been a big reason why. Watson, who leaves as the school’s all-time leading scor- er, signed scholarship papers Thursday to play for Georgia Military College. “When you think of East Laurens soccer, you’re gonna think of Julia Watson,” coach Chris Robinson told a crowd of family, teachers and team- mates at the ceremony in the school library. Robinson recalled taking over the program five years ago. The Lady Falcons were Photo by Rodney Manley not yet championship caliber but “had a group of girls who FINAL GAME AS LADY FALCON competed real hard.” Julia Watson (30), shown here against Pace, “We were missing one leaves as ELʼs all-time top scorer. thing. We needed someone including her father, East the school’s athletic director. who could put the ball in the Laurens Athletic Director Joel “It’s always a great day back of the net,” he said. Watson, and mother, Mitzi — when we’re up here for one of Robinson noted that teachers and administrators, these signings, but it’s a great Watson’s signing with GMC is her teammates and recreation day for me personally,” Joel a fitting finish to her career, and travel ball coaches. Watson said before addressing which began on the Watson jokingly thanked the girls and boys soccer play- Milledgeville campus when Robinson for his “screaming ers at the ceremony. she was an eighth-grader. and hollering,” saying “I knew “I’m talking as a dad now, “The first middle school you were only trying to make not an athletic director: A lot game was up there, and she me a better player and per- of you out there can go on to put it in the back of the net.” son.” the next level. Not everybody Watson began reading a The ceremony also was an plays in the SEC. There’s a prepared statement but had to emotional one for Watson’s place for you. As we say a lot pause when overcome with father, partly because he here, you just have to take emotion. started the soccer program care of the little things.” “First and foremost, I want from scratch a dozen years Julia Watson also chal- to thank God for keeping me ago. He is retiring this year, so lenged her teammates “to con- safe and healthy,” she said. his daughter’s signing was one She also thanked family — of his final official functions as See WATSON page 2b

FalconsFLOWERY BRANCH, first Ga. (AP) team — One day toagents sign and players all invited draft for tryouts picks are par- after becoming the first team to agree to terms ticipating in the camp on Friday and Saturday. with its first-round draft pick, the Atlanta The Falcons also have agreed to terms with Falcons became the first team to sign all their 22 college free agents, including Georgia defen- selections. sive linemen Josh Dawson and Chris Mayes. The Falcons on Wednesday signed safety Dawson, a defensive end, played in 51 Keanu Neal to a four-year, $10.7 million deal games, including five starts, at Georgia. with a signing bonus of about $6 million. Mayes, a nose tackle, started in nine of 30 The team signed its other five picks on games. Thursday: linebacker Deion Jones, tight end The Falcons also agreed to terms with South Austin Hooper, linebacker De'Vondre Carolina defensive tackle Gerald Dixon Jr. and Campbell, guard Wes Schweitzer and wide Kentucky defensive tackle Cory Johnson. Wide receiver Devin Fuller. receivers in the group included: Aaje Johnson, It is the first time the team has signed all its Texas; David Richards, Arizona; Malachi draft picks before the start of rookie mini- Jones, Appalachian State; and J.D. McKissic of camp. The draft picks, undrafted college free Arkansas State. Saturday, May 7, 2016/Dublin, Ga/Page 2b The Courier Herald Lalla Meryen Cup, final round, at Rabat, Morocco 9:30 a.m. GOLF — European PGA Tour, Trophée Hassan II, final round, Triple Crown winner American at Rabat, Morocco 1 p.m. VERSAILLES, Ky. (AP) — GOLF — PGA Tour, Wells PharoahAmerican Pharoah is led out thriving in new home Fargo Championship, final of his stone palace of a barn, round, at Charlotte, N.C. head up, eyes alert, a little GSU Coaches Caravan 3 p.m. heavier these days but still SATURDAY CBS — PGA Tour, Wells Fargo in Dublin on May 9 pretty well sculpted. In a few Georgia Southern fans from the AUTO RACING Championship, final round, at minutes, the champion will be 8:30 a.m. Charlotte, N.C. Laurens County area can meet new walked over to the breeding FS1 — FIA World Endurance GOLF — LPGA Tour, Eagles head football coach Tyson shed, a mere 50 yards away. Championship, 6 Hours of Spa- Yokohama Tire Classic, final Summers, as well as Athletic By now, the Triple Crown win- Francorchamps, at Spa, Belgium round, at Prattville, Ala. Director Tom Kleinlein and other ner has the routine down pat. 11:30 a.m. 5 p.m. coaches when the 2016 Coaches No more early morning FS2 — FIA World Endurance GOLF — Champions Tour, Caravan rolls into Dublin. The workouts under the watchful Championship, 6 Hours of Spa- Insperity Invitational, final Georgia Southern University Athletic eyes of trainer Bob Baffert. No Francorchamps, at Spa, Belgium round, at The Woodlands, Foundation will host the event at the Texas Victor Espinoza asking the big 7:30 p.m. Dublin Country Club on May 9 at FS1 — NASCAR, Sprint Cup MLB BASEBALL bay for every ounce of energy Series, GoBowling.com 400, at 2 p.m. over 11 grueling races in 17 6:30 p.m. Cost is $20. Tickets can be Kansas City, Kan. MLB -Washington at Chicago months. No more huge media purchased from the following alumni: COLLEGE LACROSSE Cubs OR Pittsburgh at St. Louis crowds around him, or cam- Josh Crews, Bank of Dudley; Mike 2:30 p.m. 8 p.m. eras clicking away at his every Cummings, Sir Shop; Ben Knight, FS2 — Women, Big East cham- ESPN — Boston at N.Y. move. No more parades at Farmers State Bank; Phillip pionship, at Washington Yankees Churchill Downs or Santa Bazemore, Hill Realty; Lucas MIXED MARTIAL ARTS Cowart, Morris Bank; and Brian 4:30 p.m. Anita Park. AP Photo FS2 — Men, Big East champi- Noon Welcome to paradise, also Bowles or Spencer Tidings at First FS1 — UFC Fight Night, pre- onship, at Denver known as Coolmore Ashford THE GOOD LIFE Laurens Bank. 6 p.m. lims, at Rotterdam, Netherlands 2 p.m. Stud, a magnificent 2,000 acre American Pharoah stands with a handler ʻSwing Fore Hopeʼ ESPN2 — Men, Big Ten champi- empire in the heart of onship, at Baltimore FS1 — UFC Fight Night, Alistair at Coolmoreʼs Ashford Stud farm. golf tourney May 7 COLLEGE SOFTBALL Overeem vs. Andrei Arlovski, at Bluegrass country. This is new role like he did to the would show the new kid the home to racing's first Triple Golf Tournament will be held Noon Rotterdam, Netherlands racetrack." ropes of retirement. A little Saturday, May 7, at Riverview Golf NBA BASKETBALL Crown winner in 37 years, a ESPN — Georgia at Alabama Here's a look at what's up over five months later, "he's Course with a shotgun start at 8: 2 p.m. 3:30 p.m. luxurious resort for the first with American Pharoah: just one of the boys now," said ABC — Playoffs, Eastern horse to win the Kentucky am. Entry is $200 for the 4-person ESPN — Texas A&M at Auburn BABY BOOM Barry, "and has settled in to scramble, with hole sponsorships COLLEGE VOLLEYBALL Conference semifinals, Game 4, Derby, Preakness and Breeding sessions are the same routine as all the 3 p.m. Cleveland at Atlanta Belmont Stakes since available for $100. Food, snacks, 8 p.m. scheduled in the morning, other stallions. drinks and door prizes will be provid- TRU — NCAA Beach Volleyball Affirmed in 1978, and just the afternoon and evening. There "Thunder Gulch was an Championship, semifinals, at TNT — Playoffs, Western 12th in history. ed. Meat prizes will be awarded to Conference semifinals, Game 4, are 14 stallions at Ashford — important part of that process the winners in each flight. For more Gulf Shores, Ala. The latest edition of the 13 active, plus Thunder Gulch and helped American Pharoah 8 p.m. San Antonio at Oklahoma City info, contact Steve Brown at 478- Derby is Saturday, about 70 — and American Pharoah has to settle but now that he has ESPN2 — Men, NCAA champi- NHL HOCKEY miles away at Churchill 277-1408. onship, at University Park, Pa. 3 p.m. shown he's a quick learner. got the hang of everything Downs. Nyquist is the early 3- "He's a pro in the breeding Thunder Gulch's work is GOLF NBC — Stanley Cup playoffs, 1 favorite in a full field of 20, Eastern Conference, second shed," stallion manager done," he added. 6:30 a.m. carrying an unbeaten record Contact us GOLF — Ladies European Tour, round, Game 5, N.Y. Islanders at Richard Barry said. Currently, American To submit information, call 272- Tampa Bay into the race in which the win- "Everything has gone smooth- Pharoah shares the same barn 5522, ext. 223, fax 478-272-2189 or e- Lalla Meryen Cup, third round, ner becomes the only horse at Rabat, Morocco OLYMPIC SPORTS ly." as Munnings, Giant's mail [email protected]. 8 p.m. with a chance to duplicate His first date was Causeway, Competitive Edge 10:30 a.m. Pharoah's feat. GOLF — European PGA Tour, ESPN2 — Invictus Games, Untouched Talent, a brood- and Verrazano. It's the closest Nyquist trainer Doug Trophée Hassan II, third round, opening ceremony, at Orlando, mare who produced barn to the breeding shed. at Rabat, Morocco Fla. O'Neill is well aware that Bodemeister, a Zayat-owned As for his daily routine, it's ROWING more fans are paying atten- Watson 1 p.m. horse who finished second in not complicated. Breeding in Continued from page 1b GOLF — PGA Tour, Wells 5 p.m. tion. the 2012 Derby. She is expect- the morning, out in the pad- NBCSN — U.S. Olympic Trials, Fargo Championship, third "They now have heard a lot ed to deliver Pharoah's first dock afterward, then lunch. tinue to work hard and to con- round, at Charlotte, N.C. at Sarasota, Fla. (tape-delayed) about horse racing in the last tinue the success” of the pro- SOCCER foal sometime in January. Back to the breeding shed, to 3 p.m. year, year and a half and Zayat has seen the breed- the paddock, dinner, and then gram. CBS — PGA Tour, Wells Fargo 8:30 a.m. that's a credit to Pharoah," he NBCSN — Premier League, ing process. they are bedded down for the “My hope is that you will Championship, third round, at said, "and hopefully Nyquist "He's a champ, so nice. The night. However, if a horse is always put God first in all that Charlotte, N.C. Southampton at Tottenham can carry the torch farther." 11 a.m. girls love him," Zayat said. "particularly busy," Barry you do,” she said. “I’m so glad GOLF — LPGA Tour, Yokohama At Ashford, mares are car- "He's as fertile as you can get said, there's an evening breed- I was able to take this journey Tire Classic, third round, at NBCSN — Premier League, rying the torch for American Arsenal at Manchester City at this point. Up to now, we've ing session. with everyone who is here Prattville, Ala. Pharoah. Two days after win- 3:30 p.m. bred nine and they are all in "Horses are creatures of today. East Laurens will 5 p.m. ning the Breeders' Cup Classic GOLF — Champions Tour, ESPN — MLS, New England at foal, all pregnant. He's enjoy- habit and like a routine," always be a part of who I am.” Los Angeles in his final race at nearby ing life. His condition is unre- Barry explained. Insperity Invitational, second Keeneland on Nov. 1, he Fellow senior Baja Harvey, round, at The Woodlands, Texas 7:30 p.m. al and his coat shines." WHERE ARE THEY NOW a teammate since the eighth FS1 — MLS, New York City at arrived at his new home to HORSE RACING If American Pharoah covers Zayat has been back and grade, said she hopes to join D.C. United much fanfare. When the 175 mares in his first season forth to Churchill Downs in Noon breeding season started in Watson at GMC. NBCSN — Kentucky Derby VOLLEYBALL — at $200,000 each — he the past week, but won't be at 3:30 p.m. mid-February, Pharoah was “If it weren’t for you, I don’t Prep, at Louisville, Ky. would bring in $35 million for the Derby. He says he'll be think I would have stuck with 4 p.m. NBCSN — AVP Huntington ready, willing and able. Since Coolmore, which bought home in New Jersey with his Beach Open, at Huntington soccer,” Harvey said. “I‘ve NBC — Thoroughbreds, then, he's covered about 100 breeding rights from Zayat family. He was in Louisville to Kentucky Derby, at Louisville, Beach, Calif. mares, and could double that always wanted to be like YACHTING last year. In his racing celebrate the opening of the Ky. (post time 6:34 p.m.) amount by the end of the sea- career, Pharoah earned $8.6 American Pharoah exhibit at Julia.” MLB BASEBALL 2 p.m. son in June. He commands a Anatomy teacher Haley NBCSN — America's Cup World million. the Kentucky Derby Museum. 1 p.m. stud fee of $200,000. DAILY ROUTINE Baffert is in the thick of the Hillsman praised Watson as a Series, at New York (same-day One thing hasn't changed. true student-athlete. FS1 — Texas at Detroit tape) When he first arrived at Derby again with Mor Spirit. 4 p.m. "He's still as sweet and cud- Ashford, American Pharoah The four-time Derby winner is “You should be equally as FS1 — Washington at Chicago MONDAY dly as he's always been," was given a camp buddy, 1995 far from the center of atten- proud of what you do in the Cubs HOCKEY owner Ahmed Zayat said after Derby winner Thunder Gulch. tion, but he's been signing classroom as on the field,” she 7 p.m. 1 p.m. a recent visit with American The thinking was an older, autographs all week on the said. “She works just as hard MLB — Seattle at Houston or NBCSN — IIHF World Pharoah. "He has taken to his in both arenas.” Minnesota at Chicago White Championships, Finland vs. more experienced stallion backstretch. Sox United States, at St. Petersburg, 10 p.m. Russia MLB — Tampa Bay at L.A. MLB BASEBALL Angels or N.Y. Mets at San 7 p.m. Diego (games joined in ESPN — Detroit at Washington progress) NBA BASKETBALL MOTORSPORTS 8 p.m. Central Division WASHINGTON NATIONALS — Reinstated Mackensie Alexander, G Willie Beavers, LB 10 p.m. TNT — Playoffs, Eastern W L Pct GB OF Ben Revere from the 15-day DL. Kentrell Brothers, TE David Morgan, DE MLB Chicago 19 10 .655 — Optioned OF Matt den Dekker to Syracuse Stephen Weatherly and S Jayron Kearse. FS2 — AMA Monster Energy Conference, semifinals, Game Cleveland 13 12 .520 4 (IL). NEW YORK GIANTS — Signed CB Eli Supercross, at Las Vegas 4, Toronto at Miami National League Kansas City 14 13 .519 4 American Association Apple, WR Sterling Shepard, RB Paul 11 p.m. 10:30 p.m. East Division Detroit 14 13 .519 4 ST. PAUL SAINTS — Signed RHP Chris Perkins, TE Jerell Adams, QB Josh FS1 — AMA Monster Energy TNT — Playoffs, Western Washington 19 9 .679 — Minnesota 8 20 .286 10½ Peacock, RHP Alec Crawford and INF Woodrum, RB Marshaun Coprich, WR Supercross, at Las Vegas Conference, semifinals, Game New York 17 10 .630 1½ West Division Tanner Vavra. Roger Lewis, WR K.J. Maye, WR Darius 4, Golden State at Portland Miami 15 12 .556 3½ WLPct GB Can-Am League Powe, TE Cedrick Lang, TE Ryan Malleck, NBA BASKETBALL Philadelphia 16 13 .552 3½ Seattle 17 11 .607 — OTTAWA CHAMPIONS — Signed RHP DE Romeo Okwara, DE Mike Rose, DT 5 p.m. NHL HOCKEY Atlanta 7 20 .259 11½ Texas 15 14 .517 2½ Tyler D. Wilson. Melvin Lewis, DT Greg Milhouse, DB ESPN — Playoffs, Eastern Time TBA Central Division Los Angeles 13 15 .464 4 SUSSEX COUNTY MINERS — Signed Andrew Adams, DB Donte Deayon and DB Conference semifinals, Game 3, CNBC or NBCSN — Stanley W L Pct GB Oakland 13 16 .448 4½ RHP Jamie Walczak. Released C Steve Michael Hunter. Toronto at Miami Cup playoffs, Western Chicago 21 6 .778 — Houston 10 19 .345 7½ Sulcoski. PHILADELPHIA EAGLES — Agreed to Conference, second round, Pittsburgh 15 13 .536 6½ TROIS-RIVIERES AIGLES — Released terms with G Isaac Seumalo and OT 8:30 p.m. St. Louis 15 14 .517 7 Thursday's Games INF Sasha LaGarde. Halapoulivaati Vaitai on four-year contracts. ABC — Playoffs, Western Game 6, Dallas at St. Louis Cincinnati 12 17 .414 10 Cleveland 9, Detroit 4 BASKETBALL — Signed CB Conference, semifinals, Game Time TBA Milwaukee 11 17 .393 10½ Baltimore 1, N.Y. Yankees 0, 10 innings National Basketball Association Vernon Hargreaves III and LB Devante 3, Golden State at Portland CNBC or NBCSN — Stanley West Division Toronto 12, Texas 2 UTAH JAZZ — Signed coach Quin Snyder Bond.. NHL HOCKEY Cup playoffs, Western WLPct GB Boston 7, Chicago White Sox 3 to a long-term contract extension. WASHINGTON REDSKINS — Signed OT Conference, second round, San Francisco 15 15 .500 — Seattle 6, Houston 3 FOOTBALL Kevin Bowen, S Tevin Carter, TE Michael 1 p.m. Los Angeles 14 14 .500 — Friday's Games National Football League Cooper, LB Shiro Davis, WR Reggie NBC — Stanley Cup playoffs, Game 6, San Jose at Nashville Colorado 14 14 .500 — Boston at N.Y. Yankees, 7:05 p.m. BALTIMORE RAVENS — Waived WR Diggs, LB Ejiro Ederaine, OT Joe Gore, Western Conference, second OLYMPIC SPORTS San Diego 12 17 .414 2½ Oakland at Baltimore, 7:05 p.m. Chuck Jacobs and RB Terrance Magee. WR Maurice Harris, G Dominick Jackson, round, Game 5, St. Louis at 7 p.m. Arizona 12 18 .400 3 L.A. Dodgers at Toronto, 7:07 p.m. Signed LB Kamalei Correa, RB Kenneth RB Robert Kelley, FB Joe Kerridge, DE Dallas ESPN2 — Invictus Games, Day Kansas City at Cleveland, 7:10 p.m. Dixon, DT Willie Henry, LB Matthew Judon, , S Geno Matias-Smith and 7:15 p.m. 1, at Orlando, Fla. Thursday's Games Texas at Detroit, 7:10 p.m. OT Alex Lewis and WR Chris Moore. WR Valdez Showers. Tuesday, May 10 St. Louis 4, Philadelphia 0 Minnesota at Chicago White Sox, 8:10 CINCINNATI BENGALS — Signed DE HOCKEY NBC — Stanley Cup playoffs, Cincinnati 9, Milwaukee 5 p.m. Ryan Brown, HB Tra Carson, G-C Alex American Hockey League Eastern Conference, second MLB BASEBALL Miami 4, Arizona 0 Seattle at Houston, 8:10 p.m. Cooper, DT David Dean, WR Alex AHL —Suspended Hershey LW Liam round, Game 5, Pittsburgh at 7 p.m. Chicago Cubs 5, Washington 2 Tampa Bay at L.A. Angels, 10:05 p.m. Erickson, WR Antwane Grant, LB Darien O'Brien one game for a charging incident Washington MLB — Kansas City at N.Y. San Diego 5, N.Y. Mets 3 Saturday's Games Harris, CB Darius Hillary, QB Matt in a May 4 game against Wilkes- Colorado 17, San Francisco 7 10 p.m. Yankees OR Detroit at Boston (Price 4-0) at N.Y. Yankees Johnson, HB Dy'Shawn Mobley, G-C Alex Barre/Scranton. Washington Friday's Games (Eovaldi 1-2), 1:05 p.m. Redmond, WR Alonzo Russell and OT COLLEGE NBCSN — Stanley Cup play- Washington at Chicago Cubs, 2:20 p.m. L.A. Dodgers (Stripling 0-2) at Toronto John Weidenaar. CCSU — Named Mike Witcoskie and offs, Western Conference, sec- 10 p.m. L.A. Dodgers at Toronto, 7:07 p.m. (Dickey 1-3), 1:07 p.m. — Signed OL , Anthony Anderson men's assistant basket- ond round, Game 5, Nashville at MLB — N.Y. Mets at L.A. Milwaukee at Cincinnati, 7:10 p.m. Texas (Griffin 3-0) at Detroit (Pelfrey 0-4), OT , C , S ball coaches. Dodgers OR Toronto at San Philadelphia at Miami, 7:10 p.m. 1:10 p.m. , LS Jimmy Landes, QB DOANE — Named Jennifer Kennedy-Croft San Jose Arizona at Atlanta, 7:35 p.m. RUGBY Francisco Kansas City (Kennedy 3-2) at Cleveland , RB Dwayne Washington, LB women