opinion - Sole Solution

Transcription

More than $100 in savings inside / See insert
▼▼▼
OBITUARIES/2A
...................................................
INDEX
Classifieds 6B
Dr. Daly 1&3B
Opinions 4-5A
Socials 2B
Sports 8-10A
❑ Joe Douberly
❑ Gladys Proveaux
❑ Frank Ansley
❑ Donna Lang
❑ Waunell Lightsey
Weewddings
AN
Beginning
EMENT TO
A SPECIAL SUPPL
ary 27, 2016
Saturday, Febru
party members
lities of bridalwedding
•Responsibi
g an outdoor
touch
er when hostin
•Factors to consid ceremony to give it a unique
•Customize your
INSIDE / Insert
WEATHER / 2A
Bridal section
features story
of Keith, Lewis
..........................................................................................................
TODAY: Sunny
HI: 67
LOW: 36
February 27-28,
2016
Volume 152
Number 17
Drop us a message online at: [email protected] or visit our Web site at: www.thepress-sentinel.com
Saturday-Sunday, February 27-28, 2016
Jesup, Georgia 31545
$100
.........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
Teacher,
principal
contracts
in limbo
Meetings planned
Headed to the ‘Final Four’
Corps
extends
deadline
By Drew Davis
STAFF WRITER
Local teacher and principal contracts are still
not renewed for the fall,
despite having been presented to the school
board Tuesday night.
Following a lengthy
personnel discussion behind closed doors, the
Wayne County Board of
Education approved regular personnel recommendations but declined
to approve either set of
contract renewals.
When School Superintendent Jay Brinson recommended a long list of
non-administrative certified personnel for renewal, the motion to
renew failed on a 2-2
split. Janet Royal and
Ray Davidson voted for
the renewals, and Nick
Ellis and Mitch Sutton
voted against it.
Then Brinson recommended renewal of the
contracts for principals,
assistant principals and
certified personnel in the
Central Office. All of the
current principals were
on the list, though
schools were not speci❑ See CONTRACTS, Page 11A
Two elections
in Wayne set
for Tuesday
By Drew Davis
❏ County to
hire legal help
STAFF REPORT
DREW DAVIS / Staff
Going from eating big steaks to playing for big stakes, Wayne County High
School’s varsity girls basketball team defeated Bainbridge High 47-38 Thursday night on the way to the semifinal game against Veterans High at Fort Valley State University today (Saturday) at 3 p.m. Acting on an idea from lunchroom manager Sandra Bell, the school nutrition program at Wayne County
High served the team a steak dinner for lunch Wednesday (with steaks
cooked by faculty member Reggie Beasley). At top, the girls are recognized
at the luncheon. Above, a themed cake includes a good-luck wish. (For details on Thursday night’s victory, see the story on page 8A.)
After further prompting from U.S. Rep.
Buddy Carter, the U.S.
Army Corps of Engineers has agreed to extend the date to allow
the public to enter comments on a proposal
from Republic Services
to build a rail spur at
the Broadhurst Landfill
to April 5.
That spur, according
to a permit application,
would allow Republic to
bring in many tons of
garbage and coal ash
from anywhere in the
country.
In an e-mail response
to attorney Ken Crowder, who is working with
a group of Wayne Countians to defend against
the prospect of coal ash
being dumped here, the
Savannah District of the
Corps said no decision
has been reached on a
request for a public
hearing
in
Wayne
County. However, according to John Derinzy,
regulatory specialist for
the Corps, the publiccomment period deadline has been extended
to April 5.
Following a retreat
this week, the Wayne
County Board of Commissioners has apparently determined to seek
further legal advice.
Chair Kevin Copeland
said the commissioners
have agreed to hire an
attorney versed in contract law to advise the
Board on two agreements signed in 2005.
County Attorney Andy
Beaver has advised the
Board that engaging in
a challenge to the plans
of Republic to build the
rail spur could be construed as a breach of
those
agreements.
Beaver has said that a
breach could be costly to
the county and may
even allow Republic to
stop paying host fees to
the county government.
Republic
Services,
owner of the landfill,
❑ See CORPS, Page 11A
Wrights lose weight, gain new perspective
STAFF WRITER
Voting was picking up
Friday for at least one of
the
two
elections
planned for Wayne
County Tuesday.
Not only will local voters be helping choose
presidential nominees
in Georgia’s Presidential
Preference
Primary
Tuesday, but voters in
District 4 will also be
casting ballots for a new
school board member.
Early voting has been
under way for the past
three weeks, but as of
late Friday morning,
only 142 votes had been
cast for the vacant
Board of Education seat.
The candidates include Sheron Daniel,
Candace Gilbert, Gary
Scott and Terry Thomas.
If needed, a runoff
would take place March
❑ See ELECTIONS, Page 11A
By Jamie Denty
SPECIAL TO
THE PRESS-SENTINEL
“Thank you, Wayne
County!” shout Hope and
Colby
Wright
upon
learning about local residents’ gathering at the
Jesup Drive-in to watch
The Biggest Loser’s 17thseason finale.
“There were so many
who made this happen—
Mr. Ralph Hickox, Miss
Pam [Hightower], Mr.
Bruce Harris. We can’t
name them all because
we don’t know who all
was involved,” says
Colby, who lost 122
pounds and placed third
on the show.
“It was amazing!” adds
Hope.
❑ See WRIGHTS, Page 11A
Photos by Chris Haston /NBC
Colby and Hope Wright each had huge transformations while participating in NBC's The Biggest Loser. While they
didn't win the grand prize, both say they came away from the experience as winners. They also wanted to say how
much they appreciated the support of the community.
Wayne County Press Established 1960 • Jesup Sentinel Established 1865 • Combined February 1977 © 2016 Press-Sentinel Newspapers, Inc.
2A Saturday, February 27, 2016 The Press-Sentinel
OBITUARIES
▼▼▼
❑ Rinehart & Sons
Joe H. Douberly
Jesup—Joe H. Douberly, 82, of Jesup died
Feb. 24,
2016, at
his residence
under
the care
of Heartland
Hospice. Joe Harold
Douberly
The
Wayne
County native was a
member of Parkway
Church of God and a former electrician and
loved to fish and hunt.
He was predeceased by
his wife, Betty Ivey Douberly; parents, Dan and
Mina Crosby Douberly;
sisters, Jewel Lane and
Florence Hyers; and a
brother, James Douberly.
Survivors include four
sisters and a brother-inlaw, Evelyn Lane, Virginia Ward, Shirley and
Dean Zeeb, all of Jesup
and Sara Nance of Paducah, Ky.; a brother,
Daniel “Boots” Douberly
of Jacksonville, Fla.; and
several
nieces
and
nephews.
Funeral service were
held Feb. 26 at Rinehart
and Sons Funeral Home
Chapel with Pastor Bill
Harper and the Rev.
William Sloan officiating. Interment was in
the Screven City Cemetery. Active pallbearers
were family and friends.
Family and friends
may sign the online
guestbook at www.rinehartandsons.com.
Rinehart and Sons Funeral Home was in
charge of arrangements.
For the latest weather information tune to NOAA Weather
Station WXJ28 Jesup, GA on frequency 162.450. For more
information call Wayne Emergency Management 427-5979.
3-1
10.4
............
2-29
10.3
............
2-28
10.2
............
............
2-27
10.2
Predicted River Levels
3-2
10.5
Predicted river levels at Doctortown are provided by the National Weather Service office in Savannah.
CORRECTION
▼▼▼
Columnist correction
The writer of the guest column “Save Screven
memories from rail yard” was Lisa Sikes. Her first
name was misidentified in the Feb. 24 edition. We
apologize for any inconvenience this error may have
caused.
It is the policy of The Press-Sentinel to correct errors of fact that appear in this newspaper.
Want to be a
P-S subscriber?
It is as easy as calling
427-3757 and save 64%
off the newsstand price
on a 52 week (104
issue) subscription inside Wayne County.
$42.00 per year for
Wayne and adjoining
counties.
$46.00 per year elsewhere in Georgia.
$43.00 per year for college students inside
Georgia.
$35.00 per year for Senior Citizens (62 or
older Wayne County
only).
$49.00 per year outside
Georgia and the U.S.
Applicable sales tax has
been added to the appropriate rates.
The Press-Sentinel
(USPS 670-360) is published on Sunday and
Wednesday by PressSentinel Newspapers,
Inc., 252 West Walnut
Street,
Jesup,
GA
31545-2742. Periodicals
paid at Jesup, GA.
POSTMASTER:
Send address changes
to The Press-Sentinel,
Post Office Box 607,
Jesup, GA 31598-0607.
the Wayne Ceramic
Guild. She was the
widow of Woodrow W.
Proveaux.
Survivors include her
daughter, Mary Elizabeth
Giacoman
of
Troutville, Va.; two sons
and a daughter-in-law,
Woodrow J. and Unni
Proveaux of Baltimore,
Md.,
and
Victor
Proveaux of Athens; 10
grandchildren; 15 greatgrandchildren;
four
great-great grandchildren; and nieces and
nephews.
Funeral service will be
held today (Saturday) at
11 a.m. at Rinehart and
Sons Funeral Home
Chapel with Dr. Mike
Von Moss and the Rev.
James Dew officiating.
Interment will be in
Jesup City Cemetery. Active pallbearers will be
family and friends.
Visitation will be held
from 10 a.m. to 11 a.m.
prior to services at the
funeral home.
In lieu of flowers,
memorial donations may
be made to Jesup First
Baptist Church, P.O. Box
1115, Jesup, GA 31598.
Family and friends
may sign the online
guestbook at www.rinehartandsons.com.
Rinehart and Sons Funeral Home is in charge
of arrangements.
Frank Thomas
Ansley
Bristol—Frank
Jesup—Gladys Parks
Proveaux, 97, of Jesup
died
Feb. 22,
2016, in
Baptist
Village
in Waycross
after a
short ill- Gladys
ness.
Proveaux
The
Wayne County native
was a member of Jesup
First Baptist Church, a
longtime volunteer with
Wayne Memorial Hospital Auxiliary and Red
Cross Blood Drive, and a
former instructor with
WITH APPROVED CREDIT
ENJOY THE SPRING WEATHER!
5-10-15 Pecan
$11.00
15-0-15
16-4-8
4% Iron Centipede
$10.00
$12.00
10-10-10
Pelletized Lime
$10.00
$5.00
All bags are 50#
Sale begins 2/29 through 3/19
GRIFFIN WAREHOUSE
1023-B S. Macon St., Jesup, GA 31545
912-385-2777
$
INSTANT REBATE
Metal Roof or Sunroom
500
• Locally Owned & Family Operated
• Factory Trained, Experienced
& Certified Installers
• Fully Licensed & Insured
• 17 Years In Business & Experience
Showcase
Home Program
❑ See OBITS, Page 11A
We offer the lowest price possible
on all varieties!
Spring Home
Improvement Sale!
SCREENROOM
cializing in pile-driving
and minor bridge construction in Southeast
Georgia and Hilton Head
Island, S.C. He ultimately retired from construction in 1992.
He began his final career as a “gentlemen
farmer” in 1992. He was
a member of Knights of
Columbus No. 5588, a
Mason, a VFW member
and a loyal follower of
Ronald Reagan.
He was preceded in
death by his loving wife
of 42 years and mother
of his children, Mary
Frances Barber Ansley;
a son, Kevin B. Ansley,
aka, Devil; his parents,
Watson and Virginia
Fullbright Ansley; a sister, Mary A. Johnson;
and
brothers,
John
Henry Ansley and Percy
Ansley.
Survivors include his
wife, Carolyn Dixon Ansley of Bristol; children
and their spouses, Timothy F. and Gail Ansley of
Savannah, Colette and
Gary Sego of Brooklet,
Dr. Gregory W. and Bobbie Ansley of Richmond
Hill, Stephen C. and
Mindi Ansley of Midway,
Michelle B. Ansley of Savannah, Renee and Bill
Hunter of Brooklet, and
Jeffrey and Kathleen
Ansley of Savannah; a
stepson, Joey H. Carter
of Bristol; 28 grandchildren; 25 great-grandchildren; a great-great-
ATTENTION:
Gladys Parks
Proveaux
100% FINANCING AVAILABLE
Thomas
Ansley,
94,
of
Bristol
died
Feb. 25,
2016, at
his resiFrank
dence
Ansley
under
the care of Comfort Care
Hospice.
He graduated from
Thompson High School,
May 27, 1938, and
shortly
thereafter
walked to Savannah in
search of employment
and ultimately joined
the Navy. He was a
World War II veteran,
having served in the
U.S. Navy from 1941 to
1945. He served on the
USS Philadelphia in the
Atlantic and Mediterranean seas, earning a
Purple Heart for valor,
and served on the USS
Alaska in the Pacific
Sea.
He enjoyed fishing and
hunting with his family.
His professional career
was in construction. He
worked for Jerome Construction
Company,
Whaley & Minter Construction Company, and
Batson-Cook Company,
constructing many major
commercial projects in
Savannah—Benedictine
Military
School,
Oglethorpe Mall and the
Chatham County Courthouse. He retired in
1983 but then started
Ansley & Sutton Construction Company, spe-
NEED A NEW ROOF?
METAL ROOF
A BEAUTIFUL ADDITION TO YOUR HOME
Not valid with any other offer. With this coupon only. Expires 4-15-16
100% FINANCING!
WITH APPROVED CREDIT
If You Need A New Roof Or In The Near Future You Could
Qualify As ONE Of Our FOUR Showcase Homes In Your Area
To Have Your Roof Installed At A GREATLY Reduced Price.
15 DOUBLE-HUNG
WINDOWS INSTALLED
NEW METAL ROOF
INSTALLED
NEW SUNROOM
INSTALLED
with payments as low as
$104 per month
$128 per month
$116 per month
www.eichersprovinyl.com
•
•
•
•
•
Metal Roofing • Sunrooms
Vinyl Siding • Screenrooms
Pool Enclosures
Decks & Seamless Gutters
Vinyl Replacement Windows
ZERO DOWN
1 YEAR
SAME AS CASH
5, 7 & 10 YEAR
FINANCING
WITH APPROVED
CREDIT
CALL TODAY for Your
FREE In-Home Consultation
(912) 588-0061
(912) 294-6607
Saturday, February 27, 2016 The Press-Sentinel
Ogden seeks re-election as county clerk of court
Elouise Ogden is running
for re-election as Wayne
County
clerk
of
court.
She will
face previously announced
candidates Pat
Dieveney Elouise
and
Ogden
Frances
Yeargan in the May 27 Republican Primary.
Qualifying for that election
will be March 7-11.
Ogden says she is thankful
to those who have allowed
her “the opportunity to make
history in becoming the first
woman ever elected as the
Wayne County clerk of
court.”
The daughter of the late
Joe Withrow and Rilla
Thompson Withrow, Ogden
was born and raised in
Wayne County.
“I was taught morals and
values and to work,” she
says. “They were the most
wonderful parents anyone
could ever have.”
After graduating from
Odum High School, Ogden
went to Atlanta to work for
Sears & Roebuck. After returning home to marry, she
worked for the former Harris
Gin Company and Wayne
Freezer Locker.
In 1962 she began her career in the Clerk of Court’s
Office and has cumulatively
spent 48 years in the office.
She calls that experience “invaluable.”
“Going from handwritten
deed [to] typewriter, copy machine and then to computers
has been quite a change,” she
says.
She has completed all required continuing-education
courses, and she was elected
clerk in 2012.
“The office has been upgraded and restructured to
keep up with technology, as
some of the court records are
now being e-filed to the office,” she says. “Another important project was to get the
real estate records from 1810
to 1994 put on computer. A
contract was obtained the
end of 2015 to do this, and
work should begin in March.
This is a great accomplishment for the county and will
also save our handwritten
records.
“The judges, courts and
sheriff are working together
to obtain a software program
that will interface with all of
the departments to enable
them to communicate and
work more efficiently.”
Ogden also noted that her
office is continuing its long
tradition of handling passport applications, which she
says is not mandatory but
“done as a service to the pub-
lic ... with pleasure.”
“Our supplies are purchased locally as much as
possible for the best prices
and service to save the
county money and to help us
stay within our budget,” she
also points out.
Ogden and her husband of
57 years, Howard Ogden, live
in the Odum area and attend
Piney Grove Church of God.
“We do not have children,
so I [have] the time to devote
to running the office,” she
says.
She promises that, if reelected, she will “continue
striving for the best for
Wayne County.”
“We always strive to meet
the people’s needs in a professional, prompt and friendly
manner,” she says. “You are
always welcome to call or
come by your office any time.”
ELECT
SHERON “SHAG” DANIEL
Wayne County School Board
District 4
VOTE MARCH 1ST
“Experience Speaks Volumes”
*Children First*
1983 WCHS Graduate
North Georgia College Bachelors of Science
Masters of Education Degree
29 years Teaching experience
28 years Coaching experience
Employed by Liberty Co. BOE
PAID POLITICAL AD
Your Community News Source.
From sports to business
news, The Press-Sentinel
keeps you in the local
loop.
Subscribe by phone or mail!
Chamber of Commerce luncheon deemed success
Despite the community’s
concern over coal ash,
progress and good news
were the topic for talks at
the Wayne County Chamber of Commerce’s Tuesday
luncheon.
“We will not be discussing
coal ash today,” emcee
Shawn O’Quinn told the
audience of some 200 people.
He said the speakers
would be asked to talk
about some of the progress
taking place within the
community.
O’Quinn called on Wayne
County Board of Commissioners
Chair
Kevin
Copeland; Mayors David
Earl Keith, Brian Nippper
and Melvin Boyette; and
Wayne County School Superintendent Jay Brinson.
Each speaker gave a summary of some of the
progress they see in their
areas of leadership.
County
“A lot of positive things
are going on. We are moving forward in a positive
way,” Copeland said.
Among the items he mentioned were:
•Tax-collection
rates
have improved from 78 percent to 82 percent. County
Administrator
Luther
Smart has worked out most
of the problems with a budget that was short, and the
county’s contingency fund
has begun to grow.
•A $500,000 community
development block grant
has been secured to construct a new community
mental-health facility. The
county and the Wayne
County Industrial Development Authority are working together on this project.
•The county and the city
of Jesup have successfully
merged two maintenance
shops into one, saving both
governments money on upkeep and repairs of equipment and vehicles. More
consolidation is in the planning stages.
•The Wayne County
Recreation Department has
purchased new equipment
and improvements to its facilities and athletic fields.
Participation by youngsters
is increasing. Improvements have been made to
the facilities at Hall
Richardson.
•The consolidation of the
detective and drug divisions of the Jesup Police
Department and the Wayne
County Sheriff ’s Office into
task forces has been a successful new tool to fight
crime. The task force made
70 arrests in the last month
alone.
Jesup
Keith echoed Copeland in
praising the cooperative efforts of the city and the
county.
•He said the two governments are also now purchasing fuel together thus
have been able to save
money. Keith said that the
combined city and county
detective and drug task
forces have proved themselves already. He said that
members of the task force
say it is “the best thing to
happen in years” in local
law enforcement.
•The city and the county
are close to receiving a permit for a new inert landfill
near the old one on Lanes
Bridge Road.
•Keith said the area of
downtown Jesup that was
destroyed by fire has been
rebuilt, and the city is continuing efforts at revitalizing and improving the
downtown Jesup area. He
said the city had added 70
additional parking spots in
a development on South
West Broad Street. He said
Downtown Development
Authority Director Maika
Kicklighter and the DDA
are working downtown and
“lots of good things are happening.”
•He thanked County
Commissioner
Ralph
Hickox for funding some
$500,000 for resurfacing
city streets. He said that
the city is now working
with recycled asphalt to
pave alleys within the city.
•Recycling in the city is
continuing in concert with
the Wayne County Training
Center. And the old city
convenience center is now
changed to a bulk trash
center, another cooperative
effort with the county government.
•The tax rate in 1980 was
15 mills, he said. Today it is
down to 5.3 mills and have
been there for the past nine
years. And the city has
completed the construction
of a new wastewater-treatment plant at a cost of $12
million.
Odum
Nipper noted that although Odum is small, it is
the people and not the
buildings that make the
community.
He said that Odum has
asked three times for a traffic light to be installed and
has been denied. The Georgia Department of Transportation disagrees that a
light at the major intersection in Odum would increase public safety.
The mayor commended
Wayne County Sheriff John
Carter for the work his department put into breaking
up some drug trafficking in
the community. He said a
noticeable decline in drug
activity has resulted in the
areas around Odum Elementary School.
He also reported that
some of the buildings formerly used by the school
will be used for community
meetings, and the old gym
will be used in the city
recreation program.
“The new school is the
biggest thing for us,” Nipper said, referring to the
construction of a new
Odum Elementary School,
which is expected to be
ready for student at the beginning of the school year
this fall.
Screven
Boyette said that the new
elementary
school
in
Screven has been important to the community. He
said that for Arbor Day this
year, additional trees were
planted at the school and in
other areas of town.
He said the Family Dollar
and Friendly Express in the
middle of town have been
bonuses for the residents.
He said the Friendly Express is the third busiest location for that chain.
As in Jesup, the residents
of Screven have seen few
increases in city taxes is recent years. Boyette said
taxes have increased only
one time since 1992.
Community Health Fair planned for March 5
LOOKING FOR LOVE?
The 2016 Wayne Community Health Fair will offer
health education for the entire family next Saturday
from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the
Unity Church of God gym
and
the
surrounding
grounds.
The health fair--the third
of its kind--will be free and
open to the public.
It will feature free food,
prizes (including two $100
gift cards), and free health
screenings and information.
"With over 45 safety and
health vendors, this is an
event you do not want to
miss," event spokeswoman
Karri Starling says.
At the fair will be car-seat
checks, a bike rodeo, bounce
houses and slides, child IDs
and fingerprinting, a gunlock giveaway, an Operation
Pill Drop booth, a roll-over
simulator, a fire-safety
smoke house, fire trucks, ambulances, the Air Evac helicopter, mammograms from
Southeast Georgia Health
System's WOW (Wellness on
Wheels) mobile health vehicle, and representatives of
the Wayne County school nutrition program.
Visitors will be able to take
advantage of blood-pressure,
bone-density,
skin,
spinal/chiropractic and hemoglobin screenings; chair
massages; and Ph-balance,
oxygen, hearing and mini
acupuncture checks.
Wayne Memorial Hospital
will offer information on compression-only CPR.
Heartland Hospice and Advanced Healthcare will be
hosting the fair.
For more information call
427-3163 or 427-8433.
TRY TRINITY
2061 Spring Grove Rd.
BAPTIST CHURCH
Dr. Ron Wilcox
LOOKING FOR LOVE?
TRY TRINITY
3A
12 Months for
$42 (Wayne Co)
$35 (Seniors 62 & over)
He said the city fire department has greatly updated equipment and training and is now one of the
best
fire
departments
around.
County schools
Dr. Brinson said that he
believes one of the most
positive things he has noted
in years is the present cooperation among the governments and agencies around
the county.
Brinson
said
eight
schools across the county
are serving approximately
5,500 students. He said the
board of education employs
some 800 people and has an
annual budget of some $40
million.
“It [the education system]
is a business and has to be
managed,” Brinson said.
He said things are going
well because the employees
are working together as a
team.
He said the graduation
rate at Wayne County High
School has increased from
57 percent to 82 percent
and is currently 3 percent
higher than the state average.
He said that across Georgia 40 school systems still
are using furlough days because of lack of funding. He
noted that Wayne County
no longer is furloughing
any students or teachers
and that school finances
are improving as the economy recovers.
Brinson said that the new
school in Odum is on track
to be open this fall and that
the new Martha Rawls
Smith Elementary will be
ready for students the following year.
He said that his office is
working to secure grants
for the modernization of
James E. Bacon Elementary that may result in as
much as $4 million in improvements.
912-427-3757
www.thepress-sentinel.com
252 W. Walnut Street
Jesup, GA 31545
INGLESIDE OFFICES
Heart of Downtown Jesup
★★ Now Leasing ★★
Large or Small Spaces Available!
Offices, studios, business, art,
photo studio, or meeting spaces.
Utilities included.
Beginning at $250
monthly
MOVE IN SPECIAL - call for more info.
1-912-427-2262 • 1-912-269-1808
OPINION
.........................................................
QUOTE
“Life is ours to be spent,
not to be saved.”
-- D. H. Lawrence
252 West Walnut Street, P.O. Box 607, Jesup, Georgia 31598
Telephone: (912) 427-3757 or 427-4246
Published every Sunday and Wednesday
Press-Sentinel Newspapers, Inc. at Jesup, Georgia
‘An Award-Winning Newspaper’
Editorial Board
W.H. (DINK) NESMITH JR.
Chairman of the Board
ERIC DENTY
Publisher • President
THE P-S OPINION
▼▼▼
Congratulations,
Lady Jackets
Wow!
For the first time in the history of
Wayne County High, the Lady Jacket
basketball team has advanced to the
“Final Four” of the GHSA state tournament.
The girls are set to face Veterans
High today (Saturday) at 3 p.m. at Fort
Valley State. The winner will play for
the AAAA state title on March 3 in
Macon.
While the girls are just two games
away from bringing home a state title,
they have already a tremendous season. The girls are holding a 25-5
record. They maneuvered through region play 12-0. For the first time in 23
years, they claimed the Region 3AAAA title, and they also advanced to
the “Elite Eight” round for only the
second time in school history.
We want to add to the cheers rising
from around the community in support
and celebration of these young ladies.
Let’s turn out in full support of them
today in Fort Valley.
As their coach Kala Hobbs said, “The
girls have worked hard, and I am
proud of them for pushing every
minute of every game in the face of the
top teams in the state. I am fortunate
to have a team with such a strong
bond. I’m proud of their improvement.”
Members of the 2016 Lady Jacket
basketball team include Amiah
Height, Tania Ward, Amani Trice,
Chandler Henderson, Jumara Nixon,
Martina Davidson, Jada Balsinger,
April Mobley, Alex Thomas, Bekah
Bennett, Alexis Derr, Bre Wilson and
Nakaya Davis. The coaches are Hobbs,
Olivia Jern and Bragg Thompson.
Supreme Court ploy marks new Republican low
The debate over whether a
new Supreme Court justice
should be named this year
should not even be taking place.
The U.S. Constitution states,
in Article II, Section 2, that the
president of the United States
“shall nominate, and by and
with the Advice and Consent of
the Senate, shall appoint ...
Judges of the supreme Court.”
No provision is made for delaying appointments during an
election year.
Traditionally, the Senate’s role
has been seen as approving
nominees that are judicially fit
for the position.
In today’s highly politicized
environment, though, one might
fear that the Republican majority in the Senate would be
tempted to vote against the appointment of a nominee that
wouldn’t pass some kind of partisan litmus test.
One need not be concerned,
though. The Republican leadership has made it clear that Republicans in the Senate will not
vote against someone President
Barack Obama nominates on
purely partisan grounds.
The leadership has made it
clear, in fact, that Republicans
in the Senate will not vote at
all.
Majority Leader Mitch McConnell does not intend to let
any appointment come to the
floor for a vote. Not even if the
nominee has previously been
overwhelmingly confirmed by
the Senate for another judicial
position. Not even if the nominee is a Republican.
My Opinion
▼▼▼
To take the
matter a step
further, every
Republican
on the Judiciary Committee—including
Georgia’s own
junior senaDREW
tor, David
DAVIS
Perdue—has
Columnist
signed a letter stating
that the committee will not
even hold a hearing on a presidential nominee before a new
president is inaugurated.
According to the letter, the
GOP committee members’ decision is “born of a necessity to
protect the will of the American
people.”
This position is so wrongheaded that it’s difficult to
know where to start explaining
the flaws.
First of all, the American people have exercised their will—
twice. They twice elected
Obama to be president for a full
four-year term and to carry out
all of his presidential responsibilities for that entire period.
And what the late Justice Antonin Scalia said in a 60 Minutes interview, when asked
about the Supreme Court’s controversial 7-2 decision to halt
the recount of the 2000 presidential vote in Florida, could
easily be applied to Obama’s decisive presidential victory in
2012: “Get over it. ... That wasn’t even close.”
Second, the framers of the
Constitution chose to have U.S.
Supreme Court justices appointed to lifetime positions so
that their obligation to interpret the law of the land would
be removed by at least a step or
two from the politics of the moment. The Supreme Court’s
duty to ensure constitutional
protections of minority rights is
not supposed to be subject to
“the will of the people.” And the
late Justice Antonin Scalia was
renowned for his dedication to
the letter of the Constitution
and to the intent of the men
who wrote it.
Third, the beauty of the
Founding Fathers’ system is
that, no matter what the people, the president or the Senate
expects from any new justice,
everyone may be surprised. As
history shows, justices appointed by Republican presidents don’t always follow Republican agendas. Harry
Blackmun, who wrote the Roe v.
Wade decision, was a Nixon appointee. Earl Warren, who
headed what is generally considered one of the most activist
courts in U.S. history, was an
Eisenhower appointee.
Republicans in the Senate
are, without any precedent
whatsoever, shirking their constitutional obligations for
purely political reasons in hopes
that, by refusing even to take a
vote this year, they may have a
❑ See DAVIS, Page 5A
Thank you, Mallory Morehead
Reporters know that
there are stories and then
there are stories. We expect
major news such as the present-day coal-ash concerns
to require multiple stories.
But “feel-good” features are
usually one-time events
with maybe one follow-up
brief.
However, the saga of
Wayne Countians Hope and
Colby Wright on NBC’s The
Biggest Loser has demanded
far more than a single follow-up. I’ve thoroughly enjoyed reporting on their successes and losses, their
positive attitudes and upbeat takes on life in general.
In listening to Colby, I, like
everyone else, am always on
the lookout for his pithy remarks sprinkled throughout
the ongoing commentaries.
My Opinion
▼▼▼
I
haven’t
minded
staying
up past
my bedtime on
Monday
evenings
to follow
JAMIE
the
DENTY
weekly reColumnist
sults.
With The
Press-Sentinel print day on
Tuesday, it also has meant
an early morning to compose a story by deadline.
But I have had help
along the way. Each Tuesday morning, I’ve been
greeted by a “Hey Jamie” e-
mail from NBC press manager Mallory Morehead,
asking whether I would like
a conference call with Colby.
My first contact with Mallory came when she telephoned before the show ever
aired. If caller ID had not
shown NBC Universal
Media LLC, I probably
would have thought the call
a hoax.
I had been trying to
reach both Hope and Colby
by phone, but according to
their agreement with the
show, neither would return
my calls. Once the show
was ready to air, Mallory
has been my go-to contact.
The first four-way conference call that she arranged
came through without a
hitch. Since then, we’ve run
into some reception prob-
lems, but even so, she would
always find any information
that I wanted and e-mail a
reply promptly. Although
Mallory has been on the line
for all the conference calls,
“just to make sure that
nothing confidential gets
out,” she never interjected
herself into the conversation. I have never tried to
seek information that NBC
wouldn’t want released, and
Hope and Colby know how
to play by the rules.
In addition to working
with the local news media of
six contestants on The
Biggest Loser, Season 17,
Mallory also works with
Days of our Lives, America’s
Got Talent and Celebrity Apprentice. Prior to her present position, she has
worked with other NBC
shows , such as The Voice,
Last Comic Standing and
Grimm.” If she gives each
person and each program as
much timely courtesy as she
has shown me, she’s one
busy young lady.
Mallory had to reschedule our last conference call
because Hope and Colby
had poor phone reception.
As the rescheduled call
came to a close, I asked her
whether she had anything
to add. She responded, “I
think Colby and Hope have
said it all well.”
I think both Mallory and
I are impressed by the couple’s genuine outpouring of
gratitude, especially to
Wayne Countians who have
been so supportive, and by
❑ See DENTY, Page 5A
5A
OPINION
Commissioners’ behavior not in public’s interest
As a reporter, sometimes
you write things that upset
the folks you write about.
Such was the case for me
this week.
Last week I called on
three county commissioners
to show up for important
meetings, even when it
means they must make a
personal sacrifice to do so. I
said they had taken on that
responsibility when they
asked the people to elect
them.
I said a lot more, too.
So, naturally those gentlemen were upset with me, as
they certainly have a right
to be.
Unfortunately, they chose
a public meeting to vent
their frustrations. Their display of ego, anger and lack
of decorum was not a pleasant thing to be exposed to.
As elected officials, they
are fair game for columnists. As a columnist, it is
part of my job to question
public officials when it ap-
My Opinion
▼▼▼
DERBY
WATERS
Columnist
pears
they are
not doing
the job for
the people. It’s
why the
press is
called
being the
“watchdog” and
the
Fourth
Estate.
As a small-town journalist, I wear two hats. As a reporter, I have the job to
write the facts in an unbiased manner. As a smalltown columnist, I have the
job to write what I think
and to give my opinions.
I in no way think that I
have all the answers or that
I am without fault and always get everything right. I
do the best I can. It is not
easy to write less than
pleasant things about someone—it is part of the difficulty of being a community
journalist. So I write.
As a result, through the
years I have been called all
sorts of names for writing
both the facts and the opinions.
I don’t hold it against the
commissioners that they
wanted to defend themselves after what I wrote
about them. What they
should be responsible for is
their public outbursts.
Citizens have a right to
expect their elected officials
to behave themselves. Their
vindictive words and anger
were on open display before
a mostly embarrassed audience. And it was a vindication of some of the issues I
raised initially.
For years now we have
seen a pattern by some in
office of missing meetings at
opportune times. Constituents are not repre-
sented through absence, and
the county is not served.
Rather than being present
before the public to make an
uncomfortable statement or
vote, too often would-be wily
politicians have chosen to
simply be absent. I know it,
you know it, and so do
they—no matter what excuses they throw out.
They asked for the job,
and it is one of public service. Sometimes that means
taking an unpopular stand.
Sometimes it means casting
a difficult vote.
The missing trio could
have explained in a calm
manner why they did not attend the first meeting—in
fact, they ought to have explained it to the people and
let the voters decide the
merit of what they say. We
all realize that sometimes
some things cannot be
helped.
But unfortunately for
them, they let their anger
and egos call the shots, and
STATE HOUSE REPORT
PRESSTALK
▼▼▼
▼▼▼
Answers still sought
on coal-ash situation
Last week began the second half of the 2016
legislative session. We are at the point in the
session where many bills are beginning to
make it out of committees and onto the floor for
a vote.
On Friday of last week, the
House approved House Bill (HB)
751, the Fiscal Year (FY) 2017
budget. This $23.7 billion budget
is an increase of $674 million, or
2.9 percent, over the amended
FY2016 budget. This increase represents the economic growth our
CHAD
state is experiencing. By making
NIMMER
investments in education and
State House, transportation, this budget is poDistrict 178
sitioning our state for the future.
An educated workforce and a
strong infrastructure will keep
Georgia the No. 1 state in the nation to do business.
Over the last month, I have spent countless
hours on the telephone and in person with locally elected officials discussing the coal-ash
situation in Wayne County. I have had numerous meetings in Atlanta with representatives
from Republic, the Environmental Protection
Division (EPD) of the Georgia Department of
Natural Resources, and various other stakeholders. While we have more answers than
when we began this journey, we still do not
have all of the answers that we need. I believe
that an open and transparent process is always
the best policy, and if transparency had been at
the forefront in this situation, it may have unfolded differently.
Currently, we are moving forward on two
fronts: First, I was proud to be the second
signer on Rep. Bill Werkheiser’s legislation, HB
1028. This bill would require the EPD to provide notice to affected localities when a new
permit dealing with waste facilities is issued,
changed or violated.
Second, on March 16 at 7 p.m. at Coastal
Pines Technical College’s Polytechnical Center,
a representative from the EPD will be traveling with me to Jesup to participate in a townhall event organized by local officials concerning the coal-ash situation. I would like to
encourage all citizens to attend this meeting. I
would also like to encourage that we have a
civil conversation at this meeting, focused on
finding a solution.
I had the chance to meet with several folks
from our community last week. I was able to
visit with Dr. Edwin Davis on Chiropractor Day
at the Capitol, as well as Dustin Orvin of
Jesup. I had the pleasure of seeing a Wayne
County delegation as they visited the Capitol
to work on issues relating to the Department of
Health and Human Services. I also had the opportunity to speak with several commissioners
from Wayne and Pierce counties when they
dropped by the Capitol. It is always a pleasure
to hear from and work with these local leaders.
Thank you for the honor of serving as your
representative. Please do not hesitate to contact me if I may be of assistance. I can be
reached via e-mail at chad.nimmer@House
.ga.gov or by phone at (912) 288-7181 or (404)
651-7737.
Thoughtfully vote;
send landfill letter
I want to urge everyone to take
immediate action on two very important events that are about to
take place in our nation and in our
county.
The first event involves your
choice of our nation’s next president. Be sure to vote, but before
casting your vote on Tuesday for
your presidential candidate, please
go
to
www.conservativereview.com/2016presidential-candidate, where you
will find a comparison of each of the
five remaining Republican candidates’ records and positions on the
following issues: Budget; Spending
& Debt; Civil Liberties; Education;
Energy & Environment; Foreign
in so doing they demonstrated some qualities we
don’t need in our leaders.
To his credit, Commissioner Mike Roberts came
by to see me this week and
offered an apology. Mike is a
good man, and I have
known him for years. The
emotions of the moment got
to him during the Monday
meeting. Haven’t we all
been there?
When we make a mistake,
all we can do is own up to it,
get back up and try even
harder. Mike is that kind of
man and has earned even
more of my respect.
Mike and I are ready to
continue to try to work for
the best for Wayne County.
We both realize we are all
human, and sometimes our
flaws will come through.
But being good neighbors,
we can get over these
bumps and continue to try
to do what is right.
It is a lesson we can all
learn from.
Policy & Defense; Free Market;
Health Care & Entitlements; Immigration; Moral Issues; Second
Amendment; Taxes, Economy &
Trade.
Read, pray and vote your convictions.
The second event involves our
county’s problem with the dumping
of coal ash in our landfill. It is gratifying to know that our elected officials, along with some private individuals, have agreed to fund a
“scientific study of the environment
around the Broadhurst Landfill”
and that the findings of the study
will be presented to the U.S. Army
Corps of Engineers.
In addition to supporting the efforts of those supplying this study,
let me urge you to do one more
thing that may help stop the “con-
struction of the proposed rail yard
on wetlands near the Broadhurst
Landfill.” You will find a large ad in
The Press-Sentinel’s Feb. 20 and
Feb. 24 papers, encouraging us “TO
VOICE YOUR OPINION ABOUT
THE PROPOSED RAIL YARD.” To
make this very easy for us to do.
The ad includes a well-composed
letter that addresses the adverse
impact the proposed rail spur would
have on the wetlands, on our health
and safety, and on our property values. All we have to do is to clip the
letter; sign it, including our address; and mail it to the following
address: Commander / U.S. Army
Corps of Engineers / Attn: John W.
Derinzy / 100 W. Oglethorpe Ave. /
Savannah, GA 3140193604.
Minnie Taylor
Jesup
the Senate then, too, but they allowed that vote—which Kennedy
won 97-0.
You don’t have to be a Democrat
to believe that Obama should appoint a new justice. For example,
retired Justice Sandra Day O’Connor, another Reagan appointee,
has said that Obama should name
Scalia’s replacement, adding, “We
need somebody in there to do the
job and just get on with it.”
O’Connor’s position is consistent
with history—the record for having a Supreme Court nomination
resolved is 125 days, or less than
half of the time that Obama still
has in office, according to Angus
Johnston, a historian and professor at City University of New
York.
It’s nothing new for Republicans
in Congress to obstruct Obama’s
efforts to move forward. Nor
should we be surprised that Congressional Republicans would try
to hamper the Supreme Court’s
ability to do its job—after all,
House Republicans were the ones
who shut down the government
less than three years ago. But the
American people should put their
collective foot down over the blatant cynicism of this latest ploy.
The Senate may not approve
Obama’s nomination. But Mitch
McConnell, David Perdue and
other Republicans should at least
be willing to step up and take a
vote.
DAVIS
Continued from page 4A
president of their own party appoint a new justice next year.
Obviously, the Senate Republicans are trying to ensure that
Scalia, a far-to-the-right justice
seen as an intellectual patriarch of
modern conservative jurisprudence, is replaced by a like-minded
conservative. It’s interesting to
think, though, that, had Democrats acted in such a partisan fashion in 1986, Scalia—who was approved 98-0 by a
Democrat-controlled Senate—
might not have been on the
Supreme Court at all.
It’s also noteworthy that McConnell himself voted to confirm
Justice Anthony Kennedy during
the final year of Ronald Reagan’s
second term. Democrats controlled
DENTY
the opportunity NBC’s The
Biggest Loser has afforded
them. I wish all three of
these young people, Hope,
Colby and Mallory, the
very best. All three are gogetters and should make
the most of every opportu-
nity they encounter.
Thank you, Hope and
Colby, for providing an entertaining story to tell.
Thank you, Mallory, for
making my job easier.
VOICE YOUR OPINION ABOUT
THE PROPOSED RAIL YARD
Public comments against
construction of the proposed rail yard on wetlands
near the Broadhurst Landfill may help stop this
threat. Mail them to:
Commander, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers,
Savannah Division
Attn.: John W. Derinzy
100 W. Oglethorpe Ave. Savannah,
GA 31401-3604.
Deadline for comments is April 5.
Almost Everything!!
BEST LOAD ALL YEAR
(4000 sq.ft. St. John’s River House Full)
Leather • Mahogany • Walnut
Big Green Egg
Rich People Stuff!
Furniture Antiques Stuff???
167 S.E. Broad
Friday-Saturday 9-5pm • Sunday, 12-4pm
Mona by appt. 1-912-256-4914
Tom by appt. “Good Luck” 1-636-402-8194
ank You Jesup • ank You Buddy from Ludowici!!
SUNDAY
Sunday School
Morning Worship
Evening Worship
9:15 am
10:30 am
6:00 pm
WEDNESDAY
100 N. FIRST ST
•
415 E. Cherry Street, Jesup, GA 31546
Phone: 912-427-2366
www.cbcjesup.com
530-6335
MARY’S BOW-K
Wayne County’s Favorite Florist
147 W. Cherry Street • Jesup, GA 31545
1320 W. Pine St., Jesup, Ga 31545
Mary B. Brannen - owner
RAY MORTON
Owner
[email protected] • marysbowk.com
Phone: 912-427-3769
Mobile: 912-294-6140
Ed Exley
Your Friendly
Family Drugstore
President
First at Walnut
Jesup, GA
1-800-437-4358
Post Office Box 351
Jesup, GA 31598
Grace Abounds
427-4288
Major household appliance
repair and parts sales for all
makes and models
Christian Book Store and Gifts
Now Open
(912) 427-7313
www.pyesappliance.us
256 W. Walnut St. • Jesup
Southside
Automotive
Service
ANDY R. BEAVER
Attorney at Law
(912) 427-9653
[email protected]
Elizabeth Crandall, MD
Ophthalmologist
Phone: (912) 559-2467
Fax: (912) 559-2473
New Address: 136 W. Cherry St.
Downtown Jesup, 31545
Old Address: 111 Colonial Way, Suite 2
Jesup, GA 31545
CERTIFIED PUBLIC
ACCOUNTANTS
CHRIS HARRIS
CALE M. HARRIS
TELEPHONE: 912-427-3791
FAX: 912-427-8760
[email protected]
POST OFFICE BOX 448 • 274 S.W. BROAD STREET • JESUP, GA 31598
Open Monday - Saturday
11:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.
Jones Kitchen
James & Carol Brown
owners
Phone: (912) 427-4100
Menu Line: (912) 427-4129
TO ADVERTISE CALL
MELISA OR DELORIS
AT THE PRESS-SENTINEL
912-427-3757
UNITY CHURCH OF GOD
1580 Sunset Blvd., Jesup, GA 31545
The Church for Whosoever - Romans 10:13
Church: 912-530-6625
Area Church Directory
EPWORTH
UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
Rev. Kathy Israel-McLeod
Senior Pastor
[email protected]
Church: (912) 427-4853
Cell: (912) 424-5783
Parsonage: (912) 427-2645
675 South Third St. - P.O. Box 1134
www.epworthmethodistchurch.org
CATHOLIC
CHRISTIAN
FIRST STREET CHRISTIAN
982 S. First St., 427-9921
JESUP CHRISTIAN
FELLOWSHIP
1252 Sunset Blvd., 427-9098
ANTIOCH MISSIONARY
BAPTIST
730 South Macon St., 294-3496
BENNETT UNION BAPTIST
401 W. pine St., 427-4020
BETHLEHEM BAPTIST
5303 Bethlehem Rd., 588-9455
CALVARY BAPTIST
411 e. Cherry St., 427-2366
CHRIST BAPTIST
890 West Cherry St., 530-7198
EMMANUEL BAPTIST
1618 Waycross Hwy., 427-4322
Ludowici
427-8924
545-3257
579-2767
MANNING HEATING &
AIR CONDITIONING
168 Tower Road
CALL NOW!
FIXED RIGHT OR IT’S FREE!
427-2580
Bailey
Office: 912-427-3326
Cell: 912-256-3079
Fax: 912-427-9625
MonuMent
CoMpany
24195 US Hwy 341
Proudly serving families since 1908
Celebrating over 100 Years of Service
I can do all things through Christ
who strengthens me...
Philippians 4:13
Mobile Concrete, Inc.
1705 U.S. 341 • Jesup • 912-427-2330
James L.
Boykin
Celia F.
Boykin
president
912.221.0845
vice president
912.221.1463
2021 Savannah Hwy., Jesup, GA 31598
O: 912.427.7751 / F: 912.427.7810
VANN’s
530-7665
QUALITY CARS AT LOW PRICES
2030 Savannah Highway, Jesup, Georgia 31545
Phone • (912) 530-7665
Email: [email protected]
vannsautomart.com
MOUNT MARIAH AME
532 omas Johnson Dr., 588-0780
PATTERSON UNITED
METHODIST
392 e. Magnolia St., 283-0263
CHURCH OF CHRIST
567 e. Walnut St., 269-7637
CHURCH OF GOD
FIRST BAPTIST OF SCREVEN
302 School St., Screven, 579-6732
CROSSROADS
CHURCH OF GOD
2949 lanes Bridge Rd., 427-2280
IGLESIA PENTECOSTAL
ALFA Y OMEGA
321 nicholls Rd., 912-432-3717
PARKWAY CHURCH OF GOD
2303 S. Hwy. 341, 427-9591
PINEY GROVE
CHURCH OF GOD
6851 Beards Bluff Rd., odum, 586-6130
GREATER MORRIS CHAPEL
MISSIONARY BAPTIST
362 n. 3rd St., 427-9388
SHEPHARDS FLOCK
CHURCH OF GOD
449 n. 3rd lane, 588-1888
OTHER
BETHLEHEM TEMPLE
200 Walker St., 530-7134
LITTLE MEMORIAL BAPTIST
106 little Memorial Dr.
Hortense, 473-2565
EPISCOPAL
ST. PAUL’S EPISCOPAL
745 South palm St., 427-3900
HIS PLACE WORSHIP
MINISTRY, INC.
141 Railroad ave., 912-424-9306
GOSPEL
GILEAD GOSPEL
256 n. Macon St., 588-0042
NEW HOPE FREE WILL BAPTIST
398 W. Walnut St., 427-8300
HOLINESS
ST. JOHN HOLINESS
386 West poplar St., Jesup, 427-8595
NEW HOPE FREE WILL BAPTIST
1240 new Hope Rd., 586-6320
JEHOVAH’S WITNESS
JEHOVAH’S WITNESSES
OF JESUP
2841 S. uS Hwy. 301, 427-0353
NORTHSIDE BAPTIST
155 Sycamore St., 427-2981
ODUM BAPTIST
400 n. Church St., odum, 586-6428
MENNONITE
LAKE GRACE MENNONITE
5393 odum-Screven Rd., 427-2278
ODUM GROVE BAPTIST
604 Hires ave., odum, 586-2812
OLD BETHEL BAPTIST
161 old Bethel Church Rd., 586-6892
METHODIST
OQUINN BAPTIST
175 o’Quinn Church Rd.
Screven, 579-6344
AKIN MEMORIAL UNITED
METHODIST
160 Sansavilla Road, Mt. pleasant
912-399-2444
EMORY CHAPEL
UNITED METHODIST
311 n. Hickory St., 427-0676
RED HILL BAPTIST
2574 Red Hill Rd., 427-7907
RESURRECTION CHRISTIAN
BAPTIST
721 n. Fourth St., 530-6699
FAITH FELLOWSHIP
223 W. plum St., 570-0015
FIRST BORN
679 W. pine St., 427-6704
HOUSE OF WORSHIP
& MINISTRIES
Wayne County Sheriff’s Office
Sheriff John G. Carter
“Proudly Serving Our Community”
266 East Walnut St., Jesup, Georgia 31546
Sheriff’s Office (912) 427-5970
Jail: (912) 427-5975 • Fax: (912) 427-5972
[email protected]
CARTER
DREDGING II, INC.
MT. ZION OUTREACH
DELIVERANCE
778 Williams St., 427-0180
PROVIDENCE WORSHIP CENTER
246 W. Walnut St., 530-7771
FAITH CHAPEL SOUTHERN
CONGREGATIONAL METHODIST
Waycross Hwy.
427-9912
TURNING POINT
WORSHIP CENTER
1810 S. palm St., 530-7228
PHONE (912) 427-9071
CELL
(912) 294-1661
PO BOX 586
JESUP, GA 31545
[email protected]
WWW.CARTERDREDGINGINC.COM
3305 Savannah Highway
Auto Sales
“Where Memory Pictures of Your Loved Ones Are Memorable”
www.jesupcarsforsale.com
Royal Funeral Home
P.O. Box 163 • 247 W. Pine Street • Jesup, Georgia 31698
Telephone: 912.427.4254 • Fax: 912.427.4255 • Mobile: 912.322.4313
Email: [email protected]
Notary Public
Patricia Redmon Lester, L.F.D., Manager
Gloria J. Woodard, Owner
Custom Built Cabinets
Goose Creek
Cabinets
(912) 256-8326
4111 Savannah Hwy
Jesup, GA
Owner
Kevin Brake
[email protected]
TRACY ALAN BROWN, P.C.
Attorney at Law
[email protected]
(912) 427-2504
Alene’s Fabric & Design Shop
(912) 427-8895 facsimile
WWW.tRaCyalanBRoWn .CoM
DECORATOR FABRICS & ACCESSORIES:
Drapery & Upholstery
Special Occasion Fabrics & Embellishments
TUXEDO RENTALS • WEDDING PAPER PRODUCTS
355 N. First St., Jesup • 912-427-6178
Make the step up
to a credit union.
705 West Cherry St.
Jesup
912-427-3904
261 N. Macon St.
Jesup, GA 31545
427-2398
Mon.-Fri. 7 AM - 6 PM
Sat. 8 AM - 1 PM
901 S. First St. • Jesup, Ga 31545
912-427-3999
Prescription Shop
Myron Anderson, RPh
Phone: 912-427-8825 • Fax: 912-530-6169
101 Peachtree Street, Jesup, GA 31545
GLYNN COURSON • JOEY COURSON
“For all your flooring needs”
FIRST UNITED
METHODIST CHURCH
Freddy Swenson
Broker
Tucker A. Lewis, Pastor
Office: (912) 427-6028
Res.: (912) 427-7517
FAX: (912) 427-6656
Cell: (912) 294-2378
Harris Real Estate, Inc.
[email protected]
JESUP • EULONIA • HINESVILLE
Buyers of Ferrous and non-Ferrous Metals
WAYNE OBSTETRICS
& GYNECOLOGY
Mickey Harter
1200 Doctortown Rd.
Jesup, GA 31545
R
&R
2550 Savannah Hwy., Jesup, Ga 31545
(912) 427-4037 • (912) 427-9095
[email protected]
330 Peachtree Street • P.O. Box 937 • Jesup, GA 31598
Telephone: (912) 427-6964 • Fax: (912) 427-0591
(912) 530-7900
Cell (912) 294-1980
Fax (912) 530-6998
Home (9122) 427-2124
Linc 17*7457
Ray Moore
(912) 427-8880
Greg Tyre
COURSON’S CARPET
& FLOORS
Tandy M. Smith, FNP-BC
Hours:
Mon-Thurs - 8 am - 5:00 pm
Friday - 8 am - 4:30 pm
Saturday - 8 am - 12 noon
Tony Landon, Manager
455 S. First St. Jesup, GA 31545
912-427-2095 • [email protected]
NEW LIFE MINISTRIES
512 Walker St., 588-0408
SALEM PRIMITIVE BAPTIST
301 CW Collins St., Screven, 579-6722
SMITH GROVE BAPTIST
450 Martin luther King Dr., 588-0245
8:55 a.m. Sunday
9:45 a.m. Sunday School
11:00 a.m. Traditional
6:00 p.m. Wednesday
BROOKS AUTO PARTS, INC.
NEW CREATION MINISTRIES
RITCH BAPTIST
737 Ritch Church Rd., Screven, 579-6536
DAVID E. CARTER
(f ) 912-427-0887
www.qualitypreownedjesup.com
NEW COVENANT &
OUTREACH MINISTRIES
944 Sunset Blvd., 427-8228
RESTORATION &
DELIVERANCE MINISTRIES
624 Railroad ave, Jesup (912) 977-8993
3845 SAVANNAH HWY.
(w) 912-427-0883
LOVE & FAITH CHAPEL
597 e. Walnut St., 588-0999
EPWORTH UNITED
METHODIST
675 S. 3rd St., 427-4853
205 East Cherry Street
Church: (912) 427-2738
Parsonage: (912) 427-2200
225 north First St., Jesup, Ga 31545
JESUP CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP
1252 Sunset Blvd.
Wayne Family Practice
Associates, P.C.
427-0800
Vehicles of Jesup
148 north Wayne Street, Jesup, Ga 31546
CHURCH OF GOD OF
PROPHECY
937 S. u.S. Hwy. 301, 427-4830
NEW GENERATION BAPTIST
177 n. Brunswick St., 588-0678
EAGLE VISION FORGIVING
GRACE INTERNATIONAL
MINISTRIES
1069 e. plum St.
FAITH CHAPEL SCMC
2605 Waycross Hwy., 427-9912
CHURCH OF GOD
OF PROPHECY
NEW BETHEL BAPTIST
325 new Bethel Rd., 427-2161
PRESBYTERIAN
JESUP PRESBYTERIAN
297 S. Brunswick St., 427-9664
WESLEYAN
PHILADELPHIA WESLEYAN
1139 Sawgrass Rd., Hortense, 473-2426
VICTORY TABERNACLE
CHURCH OF GOD
6050 S. Hwy. 341, 427-8700
MIDWAY BAPTIST
Gardi, 427-3471
MORNING GLORY
MISSIONARY BAPTIST
277 Boston St., 427-4720
NEW LIFE PENTECOSTAL
CHURCH
890 W. Cherry St., 912-427-0415
SCREVEN CHURCH OF GOD
333 Church of God Rd., Screven, 579-6701
UNITY CHURCH OF GOD
1580 Sunset Blvd., 530-6625
MEMORIAL BAPTIST
589 S. uS Hwy. 301, 427-3471
CORNERSTONE UNITED
PENTECOSTAL
1620 u.S. Hwy. 301S, 427-6792
GRACE & MERCY MINISTRIES
286 Walker St. lane, 912-427-9452
ODUM CHURCH OF GOD
Highway 341 n., odum, 586-6812
FLINT BRANCH BAPTIST
Flint Branch Church Rd.
FRIENDSHIP BAPTIST
209 Friendship Church Rd., odum
367-3433
GARDI BAPTIST
981 Morning Glory Circle, 530-8464
PENTECOSTAL
ABUNDANT LIFE CATHEDRAL
143 W. Walnut St., (912) 202-2767
BLANTON GROVE
CHURCH OF GOD
4497 oglethorpe Rd., 586-6470
JESUP CHURCH OF GOD
444 Sunset Blvd., 427-3576
FIRST FREE WILL BAPTIST
795 S. 1st St., 427-4401
Robert L. Phillips, M.D.
Kevin O. Keown, M.D.
Quality Pre-Owned
SCREVEN UNITED METHODIST
School Street, Screven
912-278-0909
CHURCH OF CHRIST
JESUP CHURCH OF CHRIST
1641 Waycross Hwy.
JESUP PRIMITIVE BAPTIST
595 S. 1st St., 427-4809
Screven
www.altamaha.org
Ph: (912) 385-2490
Fax: (912) 385-2591
Cell: (912) 294-1284
918 South First Street
Jesup, GA 31545
JESUP FIRST UNITED
METHODIST
205 e. Cherry St., 427-2738
MORMON
CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF
LATTER-DAY SAINTS
Sunset Blvd., 427-4469
NEW LIFE CHRISTIAN
CENTER
792 e. Cherry St., 427-7167
LITTLE CREEK BAPTIST
5027 little Creek Rd., 427-6869
Jesup
Timothy L. Sloan, RRT
ODUM UNITED METHODIST
501 n. Church St., odum, 912-278-0909
ST. JOSEPHS CATHOLIC
1046 e. Cherry St., 427-9239
BAPTIST
ALTAMAHA BAPTIST
6622 oglethorpe Rd., 586-6780
ANDERSON DRIVE BAPTIST
260 anderson Rd., 427-6225
FIRST BAPTIST
185 S. Brunswick St., 427-4239
James Vann - Owner
TRINITY BAPTIST
2061 Spring Grove Rd., 427-3966
ASSEMBLY OF GOD
GRACE ASSEMBLY OF GOD
2324 Rayonier Rd., 427-9223
www.unitycog.com
[email protected]
1900 Savannah Hwy., Jesup, GA 31545
912-530-7666 • Fax: 912-427-7330
[email protected]
SPRING GROVE
FREEWILL BAPTIST
960 Spring Grove Rd., 559-2046
APOSTOLIC
GREATER ST. JAMES TEMPLE
OF THE APOSTOLIC FAITH INC.
535 White Star Road, Screven
912-579-6724
FELLOWSHIP BAPTIST
Waycross Hwy., 427-9349
JEWELRY • GUNS • GOLD
Tim’s Home Medical
Made possible by these businesses which encourage everyone to attend worship services.
“For whosoever shall call upon the name of
the Lord shall be saved.”
Eagle Pawn & Guns
P: (912) 427-8392
F: (912) 427-6798
161 E. Cherry St.
Jesup, GA 31546
Joey
Miller
641 S. 301, Jesup, GA 31545
526 West Cherry Street
(Next to The Press-Sentinel) • 427-3006
STORE HOURS: Tues.-Thurs. 10 a.m.-6 p.m. • Wed. 10 a.m. -1 p.m.
• Fri. 10 a.m.-5p.m. • Sat. 10 a.m.-2 p.m.
We appreciate your business!
www.crandalleye.com
6:00 pm
6:30 pm
6:15 pm
7:00 pm
MORTON COLLISION
912-427-6828 • 800-972-1863
(912) 427-4856
547 S.W. Broad Street
Jesup, GA 31545
Choir Practice
Youth
AWANA
Adult
Jeffrey L. Harris, MD PC
Peachtree Medical Plaza • Post Office Box 604
(912) 530-7301 • Fax (912) 530-7302
P.O. BOX 923 • 141 E. CHERRY ST., JESUP, GEORGIA 31598
Web: www.harris-realty.net • E-mail: [email protected]
Kimberly L. Copeland
Attorney and Counselor at Law
Tax Expert: James L. Hardin
256 N. Brunswick Street • Jesup, Georgia 31546
Office (912) 530-7317 • Fax (912) 530-7318
E-mail: [email protected]
WAYNE COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION WRAP-UP
▼▼▼
(The Wayne County
Board of Education
voted on and/or discussed the following
items at its Feb. 23 meeting.)
•Contract
renewals—The Board declined to renew contracts
for teachers and principals. (See story on page
1A.)
•Recognitions—The
Board recognized Arthur
Williams Middle School’s
Academic Quiz Bowl
Team for placing second
in regional competition
and qualifying for national competition.
The Board also recognized the Wayne County
cohort for completing the
GLISI (Georgia Leadership Institute for School
Improvement)
base
camp and summit last
fall.
•Bacon modernization—The Board approved a resolution asking for entitlement funds
for the proposed modern-
ization of James E.
Bacon
Elementary
School.
The Board has qualified for $4.2 million in
state funds and is committing to spend at least
$1.7 million in local
funds on the project.
•Field house—The
Board approved paying
$40,000-60,000 to supplement $40,000 that the
Wayne County Touchdown Club has allocated
for upgrading the field
house next to the high
school practice fields.
“That building over
there is dire need of renovation/rebuilding/reconstruction,” club president Carey Martin said.
School Superintendent
Jay Brinson said that
regular
maintenance
and operation funds for
this year and next year
should cover all but
$10,000 of the school system’s cost. He also noted
that some people may
make donations for the
project.
•Finances—The
Board accepted financial
director Toni Williams’
recommendation to have
banking services with
PrimeSouth. Williams
pointed out that, of the
three banks submitting
proposals, PrimeSouth
was the only one offering
a flat fee, and Brinson
noted that PrimeSouth
was the only bidder to
allow reinvestment of
funds.
In budgetary news,
Brinson noted that the
state is expected to give
the school system $1.6
million in additional
funds this year. He cautioned, though, that last
year’s budget projected
pulling more than $2
million from the system’s
fund balance.
In other financial matters, the Board approved
the financial report for
January.
•Personnel—Following a closed session to
WAYNE MEMORIAL
HOSPITAL AUTHORITY WRAP-UP
discuss personnel, the
Board—in regard to certified
personnel—accepted the retirement of
Terri Purcell and the resignation of Shelda Kirkland from Martha Puckett Middle School.
In regard to classified
personnel, the Board accepted the retirement of
Sue Powell from Bacon
Elementary and approved the hiring of
Tammy Vanderhorn as a
school
food
service
worker at Bacon Elementary and Frank
Gould in the transportation department.
The Board also received two school policies
for routine review, in addition to a policy presented for reinstatement
after inadvertently being
rescinded (because it had
the same name as another policy).
7A
THIS WEEK’S
SPECIAL
SALE ENDS MONDAY
February 29th
PECAN FERTILIZER
$16.00
for 50 lb. bag
PECAN
FERTILI
ZER
6 lbs.
of Fertilizer
per Inch
of Trunk
“Diameter”
547 S.W. Broad Street, Jesup
427-4856 • 1-800-437-4358
155 Sycamore St.
Jesup, GA 31545
Monday -Friday 7:30 am-6 pm
Saturday 7:30 am-4 pm
▼▼▼
The Wayne County
Hospital Authority met
last Thursday to review
the audited financial
statements of Wayne
Memorial Hospital for
the 2015 fiscal year. This
audit was reported by
Jimmy Richter of Draffin and Tucker. Richter
noted no major discrepancies and said that,
compared with most
rural hospitals around
the state, Wayne Memorial is in very sound financial condition.
•New physician—Dr.
Heather Campbell, family practitioner, has been
granted her license to
practice medicine in the
$24,215 and netted the
Auxiliary a total of
$4,843 in commissions.
In addition, the Auxiliary set another new
record for total profits in
the thrift store during
December of $953. And,
on top of their fund-raising efforts, the volunteers set another record
for patient transports of
55 patients from 8:15
a.m. until 11:30 a.m. on
Feb. 3. Hospital CEO Joe
Ierardi expressed his
and the board’s appreciation to “this very dedicated group of volunteers
at
Wayne
Memorial.”
state of Georgia. Plans
are progressing for the
opening of her practice
on April 4 in office space
previously utilized by
Dr. Cindy Westberry.
•Hospital checkupPerformance Improvement Activity Report on
infection prevention for
a period of six months
last year and a Radiation Safety Committee
report for 2015 were reviewed, and no major
problems were noted.
•Auxiliary sheets—
Members of the Wayne
Memorial Hospital Auxiliary conducted a January linen sale which produced total sales of
FOR YOUR INFORMATION
▼▼▼
Alzheimer’s Support
Group to meet Monday
The Hospice of South Georgia will
host the Wayne County Alzheimer’s
Support Group the last Monday of
each month, beginning Feb. 29 at 6
p.m.
The Hospice of South Georgia is located at 1625 Sunset Blvd. For more
information, contact Debi Smith at
588-0080 or online at debiathospicesoga.org.
Fitness Challenge
to start in March
The city of Jesup will begin a fitness
challenge titled “Wayne County: Let’s
Move” from March 7 to April 7.
The five-week program is to encourage community members to be more
active and meet personal wellness
goals. The program will provide participants with fitness and nutritional
tools to be more active and healthy.
Throughout the program, participants
will be able to track their progress, and
prizes will be awarded at the end of
the challenge.
Participants are encouraged to sign
up as a team, although individual par-
ticipants may sign up as well. The
kickoff meeting will take place Feb. 29
at 6 p.m. at Jesup City Hall.
For more information, contact Maika
Kicklighter at 256-4627 or online at
maikakicklighteratgmail.com.
Book fair set at
Wayne Memorial
The Wayne Memorial Hospital Auxiliary will host a “Books are Fun” book
and gift fair March 9-10 in the hospital lobby. Hours will be 7 a.m. to 5 p.m.
on March 9 and 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. on
March 10.
More than 250 different titles will be
available, including children’s storybooks, cookbooks, New York Times
best-sellers, stationery, scrapbooking
materials, music collections, early
learning products and gifts for all
ages.
The sale is a fund-raiser to provide
support to hospital staff, patients and
visitors. Last year, Wayne Memorial’s
Auxiliary donated $30,000 and more
than 17,901 hours of service back to
the hospital and community at large.
For more information, visit the website booksarefun.com.
JESUP AGENDA
▼▼▼
Jesup to discuss coal-ash meeting
The Jesup City Council
will meet Tuesday at 7
p.m. to discuss a public
meeting on the issue of
coal ash scheduled for
March 16.
Also included on the
agenda is a contract
award to Bill Shuman
and the approval for a
contract for a water-line
extension for Shuman
and Dan Klymshyn. The
water-line extension will
affect the area from
Poplar Street to Zaxby’s
and from Hinson Mosley
Road to Camden Street,
all located on U.S. Highway 84.
Also, a public hearing
will address rezoning
1300 Palm St. from R-1
to R-3, a residential classification with fewer restrictions.
Check out
The Press-Sentinel
every week for the latest
and best deals.
SHOPPING
FOR A NEW
CAR?
Subscribe @ 252 W. Walnut St.,
Jesup or call 912-427-3757
CARS TO BE SOLD FOR
FIVE DOLLARS SATURDAY
Brunswick, GA – Saturday,
February 27th, I-95 Toyota
will have an epic used car
clearance event. This sale
is open to the public and
dealers alike and promises
to be an incredible opportunity to save thousands
of dollars on every vehicle
offered. Several cars will
be marked down to just $5
[That’s FIVE DOLLARS].
I-95 Toyota is located at
1000 Millennium Blvd. on
Exit 38 in Brunswick. “Due
to our recent New Year
Sales Event on new
Toyotas, we have acquired
TONS of pre-owned tradeins and now have the
opportunity to pass awesome savings on to the
public,” says Travis Ostrom, owner of I-95 Toyota.
“Everybody likes to get a
DEAL on a car, minivan,
SUV or truck, and this
Saturday there will be lots
of happy people buying
these vehicles for unheard-of prices!” added
Ostrom.
With the sale beginning at
8 AM on Saturday, there
are
usually
some
customers who camp here
all night Friday (no kidding) to be the first in line
for these deals. When the
sale begins, customers
will pick out the vehicle
they want to buy and get
behind the wheel. Starting
prices will be posted on all
windshields.
At approximately 10AM the
mysterious ‘Price Slasher’
will drastically mark down
all prices, with some
vehicles being marked
down to only $5. If you are
behind the wheel when the
‘Slasher’ puts $5 on the
windshield, you will have
the
opportunity
to
purchase that vehicle for
only $5. Similar slashes
will also take place at
around 2PM and 4PM.
All registered vehicles will
be available at unheard-of
prices for this One-Day
Clearance at I-95 Toyota in
Brunswick, GA. On-thespot financing will be
available to the public
during this event, so call
912-267-1888 NOW to
register for this sale, even
if you don’t think you
qualify for credit. You
MUST be registered to
participate in this Sales
Event.
The Markdown Monster at
I-95 Toyota is famous for
his philosophy of “Saving
YOU Money,” and he’s
loaded with quality used
cars
that
must
be
disposed
of
quickly
without regard to profit.
These cars, trucks, SUVs
and minivans MUST GO to
make room for more
trade-ins expected during
the upcoming “selling
season” months.
Trade-ins are welcomed
even if you still owe money
on your current vehicle.
Just bring in your payment
book or your clear title to
receive top dollar. Used
car buyers will be on hand.
For more information
concerning this vehicle
clearance or to register for
the Sale call I-95 Toyota in
Brunswick, GA at 912-2671888.
SPORTS
Headed to ‘Final 4’
Not skunked
Conventional wisdom is that the coldest, nastiest day in January is the best time to catch
striped bass on Clark Hill Lake (Lake Thurmond). It wasn’t January; it was February. The
temperature was not that bad, in the 50s, with
an occasional drizzle.
Really, the weather wasn’t all
that bad, but it wasn’t bluebird,
either. I figured we could catch
them.
What I didn’t count on was
that my depth finder went on the
blink on me. The power cord was
By Dean
corroded and wouldn’t put power
Wohlgemuth into the unit. A depth finder is
Columnist critical for this kind of fishing because we were fishing in open
water, hoping to troll over schools of striped
bass and hybrids. Without a depth finder, we
were fishing blind. We had no idea where the
fish were.
I was fishing with my fishing and hunting
buddy for almost 50 years, Frank Cox, who lives
about an hour from the lake, in Warren County.
We rented a slip for a couple days at Trade
Winds Marina so we wouldn’t have to pull the
boat that far every day and also have to launch
my 17-foot center console that I had pulled from
my home in Jesup. We’ve fished for stripers
here and on other lakes several times.
Of course, the best bait for striped bass if
they are present locally is blueback herring.
This bait fish is prevalent in Clark Hill, but
there was not a bait shop near where we were
fishing to buy any. I didn’t think we would need
them anyway because I had found good success
last summer using deep running lures. I had
bought some new lures I was sure would work.
Two of them are supposed to dive 25 or more
feet and cost me a hefty $13 apiece. A couple
more dive to 19 or more feet, and a couple to 15
feet. They weren’t cheap either but not quite as
expensive. We had all depths covered. Based on
past experience, I figured hybrids of up to 5 or 6
pounds would be at 15 feet and stripers would
be deeper, the largest at 25 feet or more. I was
after the big ones.
Since I had been told the fish would be in the
lowest part of the lake in winter, we started
there the first day, making huge circles as we
trolled. Part of the circle included the original
river bed of the Savannah River. Here, the
water is generally about 80 or more feet deep.
This is where the fish were last summer and I
hoped they would still be. As the weather
warms, they would likely begin moving upstream in an effort to spawn, although they
don’t have enough running water to do this. Nature makes them try anyway.
Our efforts the first day weren’t productive.
As I say, we were fishing blind. We hoped that if
we could find a fish, perhaps we would be in a
school.
We had four lines out. I usually fish up to
eight lines if using live bait, but with lures, I
felt they might tangle too easily if I used more.
Two lines were straight back, with the lures
that ran 19 feet deep on one rod and the other
with a 15-foot lure. The other two rods were
longer, 8-foot rods, heavy enough to handle the
huge deepest divers. I had these rods straight
out the side of the boat.
Late the first day, I noticed one of the lines
was crossed over another line. I wondered why,
since we had made a very wide circle and had
not turned a bit for quite a while. The lake is a
couple miles wide at this point.
I picked up the rod to straighten out the
lines, and as soon as I did, I realized why the
lines had crossed. There was a fish on the rod I
had in my hands! It wasn’t a big one, only a couple pounds, but at least we weren’t skunked.
That was all we got the first day, so we decided the next day to fish up into Little River
section, which runs into the lower part of the
lake. However, I made a navigation error since
we didn’t have a chart or GPS onboard, and we
actually fished up Keg Creek, a smaller tributary that parallels Little River. The two actually
reach the main lake at the same area.
When we realized our error, and because we
had found no fish, we decided to reel in our lines
and move. I picked up the first rod, and as I did,
I got a solid strike. “Get the net!” I yelled to
Frank as I realized I had a pretty good one on
the line. He wasn’t convinced and didn’t get it
right away. When the fish broke the surface,
and we got a look at it, he reached for the net.
He swooped it up when I finally got it worn
down enough to bring it close to the boat. This
one went about 5 pounds, still not huge but a
good fish. Hybrids of this size are hard fighters,
much stronger than largemouth bass.
With that success, we decided to stay where
we were. Just a couple minutes later, a fish hit
one of the deepest lures. Frank grabbed the rod
from the holder, but as he played the fish, he allowed a bit of slack to get in the line, and the
fish got off.
We were more encouraged then and worked
the area thoroughly. But it was not to be. At
least we got one fish each day, and the last one
was a decent size, not as big as I wanted but
still fun to catch.
Team bond, hard work take Lady Jackets
to historic win in state quarterfinal play
By John Eden
STAFF WRITER
In a total team effort that demanded
heart, commitment,
and the best from
every player down to
the last second, the
Lady Jackets of
Wayne County High
took a solid 47-38 win
over Bainbridge High
in the “Elite Eight”
quarterfinal
state
playoff game last
Thursday night.
The last Wayne
County High girls‘
cage team appearance in the quarterfinals was in 1998.
Thursday’s game was
the first quarterfinal
win.
The girls are playing today (Saturday)
at 3 p.m. in the first
semifinal
championship game in the
history of the program, meeting Veterans High from Region
2, one of the toughest
regions in AAAA basketball. The game
will be held at Fort
Valley State University.
“They played great
team ball, and I am
still in awe of making
it this far,” said Lady
Jacket head coach
Kala Hobbs.
In her second year
of
coaching
the
Wayne team, Hobbs
is a Richmond Hill
alumnus and the
daughter of basketball legend Jimmy
Hires, a Georgia
Coaches Hall of Fame
coach who took three
state championships.
“The girls have
worked hard, and I
am proud of them for
pushing every minute
of every game in the
face of the top teams
in the state,” Hobbs
said. “I am fortunate
to have a team with
such a strong bond.
Members of the Lady Jacket basketball team are all smiles after a steak luncheon at the high school on
Wednesday. They then headed on Thursday to Fort Valley to play in the “Elite 8” round of the AAAA GHSA
state tournament. Members of the team include Chandler Henderson, Amani Trice, Tania Ward, Jumara Nixon,
Amiah Height, Martina Davidson, Jada Balsinger, April Mobley, Alex Thomas, Bekah Bennett, Alexis Derr, Bre
Wilson and Nakaya Davis. The coaches are Kala Hobbs, Olivia Jern and Bragg Thompson.
I’m proud of their improvement.”
Tania Ward and
Amiah Height are seniors and team leaders whose play shows
how strong the team
bond is. In the Bainbridge game, Ward
was leading scorer for
the Jackets with 17
points, and Height
was right behind with
16. Height led on the
boards with 11 rebounds.
Height took care of
the first half. Ward
took care of the second.
“We got a huge second half from Tania,”
coach Hobbs related.
“She and Height continue to be powerhouses. Tania started
off slow, but played
one of her best games
in the second half.”
Ward scored all but
four of her 17 points
in the fourth period.
An additional basket
near the end of the
third was nullified
when officials said
she was fouled before
the shot.
Height had a huge
first half, singlehandedly pushing the
Lady Jackets to an
early 7-4 lead and
scoring 11 points in
the half. She continued to dominate on
the boards and score
when she needed to
through the second.
Both Ward and
Height got in foul
trouble early, with
several questionable
calls going against
the Lady Jackets, but
Hobbs kept a close
watch on the fouls
and was able to pull
the two key players
out of the game for
brief periods, saving
them for the final
push, when both were
playing with four
fouls.
The coach praised
the high level of play
from all the girls.
“Chandler Henderson had a huge defensive game,” Hobbs
said, “with four big
steals and three assists.”
Henderson
also
added a point on a
free throw after a
steal and a drive to
the basket in the critical fourth period.
Sophomore starter
Alex Thomas scored
seven points with
eight rebounds and
maintained solid containment
defense
against the Lady
Bearcats’
premier
shot-maker, Nadia
Marshall, who led all
scorers with 18 points
in the game.
Amani Trice scored
four points and had
several key steals in
the
game.
Jada
Balsinger scored four
points and provided
important bench support along with Jumara Nixon and Martina Davidson when
the starters got into
foul trouble.
The Lady Jacket
defensive effort was
solid throughout the
game, holding the
Lady Bearcats to only
three points in the
second quarter, a single trey from Tytianna Roseborough.
The Wayne girls’ defensive prowess rose
to new heights in the
final minutes of the
game, holding the
Lady Bearcats scoreless for the entire
final minute and
pushing from a precarious
four-point
lead to the nine-point
final margin.
In the final minute,
Thomas scored two
and Ward scored
three, all on free
throws.
“Free throws were
not our best feature
tonight, but we were
able to hit our last
three to seal the win,”
Hobbs noted.
At the end of the
first period of play,
the Lady Jackets
were leading 11-6,
and by halftime they
pushed the lead to 10
points, going into the
locker rooms with a
19-9 lead.
In the third, the
Bainbridge girls recovered some composure, beginning with
a clean three-pointer
from Kiarra King and
pushing their deficit
to only seven points.
But the Lady Jackets came back strong
in the fourth, reclaiming a 13-point lead
about three minutes
into the period. The
Lady Bearcats then
had their own surge,
pushing to within
four points with 1:21
left to play.
Marshall’s two free
throws at 1:21 were
❑ See PLAY, Page 9A
Jackets drop home game to Statesboro Blue Devils
STAFF REPORT
The
Statesboro
High Blue Devils
came into Howard
“Bo” Warren Field
Wednesday and hit
three doubles in a
row to start the
game, scoring two
quick runs. After
the first, they never
looked back and
ended up taking a
10-2 win back to
Statesboro.
“We didn’t play
well at all,” said
coach Justin McDonald. “The good
thing is we get another shot at these
guys this week. We
have to continue to
get better in all aspects. Not a good
night for us, but we
will rebound and
get this thing back
on track.”
The Jackets (2-2)
were set to even the
score with the Blue
Devils (4-0) Friday
in Statesboro, but
the scores were not
available by press
time.
The Blue Devils
scored in every in-
ning of the game
but the fourth and
seventh. However,
the sixth inning was
the most damaging
after they plated
five runs off three
walks, a hit batter,
an error and a double.
Zach Mainor was
tagged with the loss
on the mound as he
pitched the first
four innings. He
struck out five but
gave up four runs
on six hits. Walker
Reddish pitched the
fifth, giving up a
run,
and
then
started the sixth
and was tagged
with five more runs.
J.T. Crosby finished
out the game in relief.
The Jackets did
scatter eight hits in
the game. Their
only
offensive
threat came in the
bottom of the fifth
after Crosby and
Austin Sullivan singled and Mason
Robertson walked to
load the bases.
Mainor then tried to
help his own cause
with a single that
Senior Zach Mainor took to the hill against the Statesboro Blue Devils. He also collected two hits and drove in two runs.
drove in the team’s
lone runs of the
game. He also had
another single in
the seventh.
Also booking hits
in the game were
Brooks
Parker,
Caleb
Martin,
Robertson, Jathan
Moody.
The Jackets will
face Ware County
on the road on Tuesday and will then
host Richmond Hill
on Thursday. Both
games will start at 6
p.m.
Mason Robertson picked up one of the
Jackets’ hits against the Blue Devils.
9A
SPORTS
WCHS golfers start seasons with wins
STAFF REPORT
The Wayne County High
School golf teams are geared
up and ready for a new season.
The Jackets are poised to defend their Region 3-AAAA
title, and the girls are working
to move up one spot and claim
the region title this year.
“The teams are looking forward to end-of-season competition and are making daily
training efforts to capture region titles,” said coach Jamie
Ellis.
In addition to regular weekly
matches, the teams will participate in a five-team tour
and play at five local courses
to provide post-season level of
play. Every Tuesday, the
teams will travel to one location to compete against four
other teams, which include
Brantley, Glynn, Brunswick
and Ware.
“The golf programs at each
of the five schools are very
competitive and the multi-
team format will better prepare the our players for postseason action,” said Ellis.
Play began this week and a
win was recorded for both
teams at Cherokee Rose in
Hinesville against Liberty and
Bradwell high schools.
The Jackets scored a 165,
followed by Liberty’s 237.
Bradwell did not have enough
players to post a competitive
score. The boys were led by
Zach Robinson with a 37, Zach
Sapp with a 40, Mycah Felt-
man with a 43, and Austin
Crews with a 45.
Members of the Jacket team
this year also include Austin
Brake, Davis Ogden, Reed
McReady, Seth Clary, John
David Lee, Rhett Rinehart,
Dake Dixon, Trace Denison,
Jacob Sapp, Dawson Duncan,
Sam Fountain, Hugh Long,
Dalton Davidson, Kaden
Grantham, Nicolas Thigpen
and Hunter Wilson.
The Lady Jackets posted a
174. They were led by Deanna
Long with a 56. Taylor Groft
and Reagan Reddish each shot
a 59.
These three players are
joined by Lakendra Jones and
Taria Primus.
Both teams are in action
today (Saturday). The Jackets
will compete at the Sonny
Stewart Invitational at Laurel
Island Links in Kingsland.
The girls will compete at the
Statesboro Blue Devil Invitational at Forest Heights Country Club in Statesboro.
Jacket soccer teams Varsity tennis teams take to the courts
fall to S.E. Mustangs
By John Eden
STAFF WRITER
The Jacket soccer teams
fell to strong South Effingham teams last Tuesday in
matches in Guyton.
Though both goalkeepers
had good showings for the
Jackets, the Mustang boys
were able to score three
goals and the Effingham
girls scored four, while the
Jacket offensive efforts
were scoreless.
Lady
Jacket
keeper
Kaylee Jones recorded 15
saves in goal, and Yellow
Jacket keeper Billy Parker
recorded 20 saves.
Boys’ match
“Our guys are young, but
starting to find themselves,” Yellow Jacket head
coach Darrell Mosley said.
“I was super-proud of our
keeper, Billy Parker. He had
at least 20 saves and kept
us in the match.”
Mosley said he was also
impressed with the team’s
young players.
“N.J. Lemmo, Manny
Manning, Phillip Talerino
and Cody Bennett are some
guys that stepped up
tonight,” he noted.
The Mustangs scored with
17 minutes left in the first
half and then tacked on two
goals late in the second to
take the 3-0 win.
“We really dominated in
the second half, but never
found the net,” Mosley said.
Girls’ match
“The girls played a good
game,” Lady Jacket head
coach Jenny Fulton said.
“South was able to capitalize on our mistakes.”
She noted that three of
the goals the Lady Mustangs scored came on defensive breakdowns, with one
goal on a penalty kick.
The Jacket teams were set
to travel to Thomson for a
region match yesterday
(Friday) and will meet Camden County in a home
match Tuesday, March 1
with play set to get under
way at 5 p.m.
The next region match
will be March 8, when the
Jackets travel to Liberty
County.
The Jacket and Lady Jacket tennis teams got off to a solid start in their first match of the season
against Coffee County on Tuesday. Although the scores do not reflect a win, it is one of Wayne County
High’s strongest tennis starts to a season. At No. 1 singles, Ashley Steverson won her first senior match
6-2, 6-0. “For the boys, Bowen Riddle was the fighter of the day with a great second-set comeback, but
he fell in a third-set tiebreaker,” said coach Olivia Jern. “We’ve got two tough teams this year, and we’re
working hard to get better every day.” The teams are back in action today (Saturday) in a tournament
in Camden County. They will then play Ware County on the road Tuesday and host Brunswick on Thursday. These matches will begin at 4 p.m. Above left, Jacket Aiden Howard hits a return. Above right,
Morgan Courson gets set to serve.
Junior Jackets split on the diamond Middle schools drop
baseball games
STAFF REPORT
The junior diamond Jackets split games with
Brunswick and Richmond Hill last week. They
first beat Brunswick 10-0 and then lost to Richmond Hill 5-2. “Didn’t hit that well,” coach Jesse
Barfield said of the Brunswick game. “We relied
on errors and walks from Brunswick to score a
majority of our runs. Have to hit better if we want
to beat really good teams.” He said the hitting
troubles continued against Richmond Hill. “We
couldn’t hit the fastball,” he said. “The pitcher
was throwing a first-pitch fastball to every batter,
and we couldn’t hit it. Have to be better if we want
to win.” Also, junior Jacket pitchers walked seven
batters and hit four. Above, a Richmond Hill players beats the throw to Chase Bryant at home. At
right, pitcher Brad Thomas attempts to pick a
runner off from second base.
Wayne County’s middle
school
baseball
teams
dropped two games on Monday. Martha Puckett Middle
fell to Jeff Davis Middle 9-0,
and Arthur Williams Middle
lost to Appling Middle 12-1.
“We lost to a good Jeff
Davis team,” said MPMS
coach James Hobbs. “On a
positive note, Ray Townsend
made his debut on the mound
in relief and threw five good
innings for us. Also, we saw a
lot of positives from Jacob
Brewer who pitched the final
inning.”
At the plate, Brewer went
2-for-2. Jasper Stanfield and
Zach Thomas each had a hit.
AWMS
“We just have a lot of work
to do in a short period of
time,” said AWMS coach
Jason O’Steen. “We are not
playing very well at the pre-
sent time. We are very young
for the most part, and we are
just going through some
growing pains. For one, we
are allowing way too many
free passes by walking people
and too many balls going to
the screen and allowing base
runners to move up on the
base baths. You just can’t do
that and win at this game.”
Despite the early-season
losses, O’Steen said the team
is full of talented players.
“We have some talented
players on this team, and I
love working with every one
of them,” he said. “However,
we are not talented enough to
make a huge number of mistakes and overcome them.
We have to play smart, throw
strikes, hit the ball a little,
and just make the routine
plays in the field.”
In the game, Walker Jones
and Thorne Bryant led the
team at the plate collecting
two hits each.
FINAL FOUR
to be the ’Cats last points,
however, as the Lady Jackets
shut down the ’Cat offense
with disciplined but tough
teamwork, staying foul-free
to keep the Bainbridge team
off the line.
Final-Four contest
Veterans High School from
Kathleen, the Wayne team’s
opponent in the semifinal
contest today, was the topseeded team from Region 2,
and posted a 26-4 overall
record for the regular season.
The
Veterans
Lady
Warhawks defeated Carrollton 54-48 in Thursday’s quarterfinal and defeated Redan
47-40 in second-round play.
In first-round play, they won
67-37 over Liberty County,
Region 2 fourth seed.
SPORTS
WCRD all-star basketball teams in district play
❏ All-Star
teams named
STAFF REPORT
Wayne County’s all-star basketball teams are in District II
play this weekend. The flea
and mite boys are each in action in Liberty County. The
midget girls, midget boys, junior boys and senior boys are
all competing in Coffee
County.
Recently, the Wayne County
Recreation Department selected all-stars for these 2016
teams.
•Selected to the flea team
are Shahod Blake, Cyler Curtis, Kellen Echols, Jarvis Fullmore, Isaiah Lee, MonTay
McBride, Vernon Parks, Neer
Patel, Nicholas Thomas and
Tailin Ward. The coaches are
Vernon Parks and Cornelius
Curtis.
•Selected to the mite boys
team are Misael Alamo, Jacob
Barnhill, Finely Burke, Hayden Hollingsworth, Da’Vion
Kincey, Palmer Lamb, Gavin
Mixon, Markel Moore, Jaysen
Tomberlin and Mufeed Washington. The coaches are Edgar
Alamo, Jason Tomberlin and
Bobby Lamb.
•Selected to the midget girls
team are Ahlana Failey, Jaivia
Fullmore, Denneisha Glover,
Ty’Keonna Guyton, Alonnah
Jackson,
Ky’Reonda James, KayLee
Mixon, Treyshawonna Morris,
Justus Robinson and Shiyonne Trice. The coach is Sierra
Bryant.
•Selected to the midget boys
team are Terri’one Graves,
Dez’mon Hartzog, Jameson
Johnson, Keith Jones, Carlas
Kincade,
Elijah
Lott,
Demetrius McBride, Richard
Mendez, Emanuel Smith and
Tommie Weatherpoon III. The
coach is Tommie Weatherspoon II.
SPORTS BRIEFS
AWMS boys, MPMS girls win on the court
Pierce Middle takes golf match
STAFF REPORT
Pierce County Middle
School won both the
boys’ and girls’ golf
matches this past week.
Arthur Williams came in
second and Martha
Puckett third.
The low medalist from
AWMS was Darrin Boatright with a 58. Contributing to the team
score were Kent Hopkins, J.C. O’Quinn and
Dalton Boatright.
For MPMS, the low
medalist was Brandon
Jones with a 53. He was
followed by Tyler Yawn,
Kyler Keith and Seth
Harrell.
In girls’ play, both
Emily Harris and Allison
Sullivan shot 61s for
AWMS.
MPMS’s Lyla Manning
and Grace Williamson
carded a 147.
MPMS soccer teams sweep Long Middle
STAFF REPORT
The MPMS soccer
teams swept Long Middle on Wednesday was
the girls took a 3-1 win
and the boys a 3-2 victory.
The junior Lady Jackets needed a strong second half for its win. The
game was very competitive with the teams tied
1-1 at the end of the first
half. Presley Moore
scored first goal of the
game, and then Long
Middle tied it up at the
end of the first half.
In the second, it was
all MPMS offense and
defense.
MPMS’s
Madyson Dombrowski
scored early in the second off of a corner kick,
and Lacy Fenn scored
the final goal late in the
second half.
“The defense played
very well by only allowing eight shots on goal,”
said coach Dee Dolan. “I
was very pleased that
the young ladies improved on passing and
communication.”
The boys game was
also a hard-fought one.
Long scored almost immediately in the game
off a penalty kick.
MPMS’s Alex Browning responded soon after
with a rainbow shot
going in over the
keeper’s head to tie the
game 1-1. Before the
half, each team scored
again with Juan Flores
scoring for MPMS. In an
ongoing aggressive battle, MPMS then managed to take the lead in
the second half with a
beautifully-placed free
kick
by
midfielder
Matthew
Vanderveen
into Flores for the
header to score.
“Our keeper, Fredrick
Jones, really saved us in
the second half with the
numerous saves he had
in the goal,” said coach
Jessica Oliver. “Fredrick
was able to snag shots
that are often times very
difficult to block. The entire team was proud of
his effort in the goal.”
LOOKING FOR LOVE?
TRY TRINITY
The third Relay for Life softball
night will be held March 4 from 6 p.m.
to 9 p.m. at Bill Morris Park.
The games will feature teams of
teachers from Jesup’s elementary
schools, the county’s middle schools
and Wayne County High.
Admission is $3 in advance and $5 at
the gate and can be purchased at the
participating schools.
Jesup Elementary School and WCHS
will compete at 6 p.m., followed by
James E. Bacon and Arthur Williams
Middle and by Martha Rawls Smith
vs. Martha Puckett Middle.
AWMS golf tourney
set for March 11
Arthur Williams Middle School will
hold its third annual ADUB Drive Into
the Night Golf Tournament March 11
at Pine Forest Country Club.
The twilight tee-off at 7:30 p.m. is
dedicated to partnering with Relay for
Life to find a cure for cancer. The tournament will celebrate survivors, help
fund research and cancer education,
and inspire the public to become involved in the American Cancer Society’s advocacy efforts.
The tournament includes three-person teams (including two mulligans)
for $180 or $60 for a single player.
Checks should be made payable to
AWMS. Hole signs are available for
$50.
For more information contact Jake
Cater at [email protected] or
Rhonda
Stuckey
at
[email protected].
TRY TRINITY
WCRD holding
officials meeting
The Wayne County Recreation Department is holding a baseball and
softball officials meeting on March 7 at
7 p.m.
The meeting will be held at the
WCRD office at 244 Peachtree St.
For more information call 427-5916.
▼▼▼
•The WCHS Lady Jacket basketball team will take on Veterans High
today (Saturday) at 3 p.m. in “Final
Four” action of the GHSA state girls
basketball tournament. The game
will be held at Fort Valley State University. The state-championship
game is set for March 3 in Macon.
•The WCHS varsity baseball team
will play Ware County High on the
road Tuesday and then will host
Richmond Hill Thursday. The games
are at 6 p.m. The junior varsity will
play Jeff Davis on the road Monday
and Camden County on the road on
Wednesday. Both games are at 5:30
p.m.
•The AWMS baseball team will
play Waycross Middle on the road
Monday and will host Long Middle
on Thursday. Both games will be at
4 p.m. The MPMS baseball team will
host Long Middle on Monday and
will play Appling Middle on the road
on Thursday. Both games will be at
4 p.m.
•The WCHS varsity soccer teams
will host Camden County Tuesday
at 5 p.m. and 7 p.m. The junior varsity boys will play Camden County
on the road on Monday at 5 p.m.
•The AWMS soccer teams will play
Waycross Middle on the road on
Tuesday and Bacon Middle on the
s
W
or
d
0
t3
¢
fo
r
ac
h
$
e 1
rs
Fi
road on Friday. Games will be at
4:30 p.m. MPMS will play Ware
Middle on the road on Wednesday on
4 p.m. and will host Pierce Middle
on Friday. Games will be at 4 p.m.
•The WCHS tennis teams are
playing in the Camden County Invitational today (Saturday). They then
will play Ware County on the road
on Monday and will host Brunswick
on Thursday. Matches will begin at
4 p.m. The junior varsity will play
Ware County on the road on Tuesday
at 4 p.m.
•The AWMS tennis teams will
host Pierce Middle on Monday and
Brantley Middle on Friday. Both
matches are at 4 p.m. MPMS will
host Ware Middle Friday at 4 p.m.
•The WCHS varsity golf teams
will compete in the Camden Classic
in St. Marys today (Saturday) at 8
a.m. The teams will play in Nahunta
on Tuesday at 3:30 p.m.
•The middle school golf team will
compete on Thursday at Pine Forest
Country Club at 3:30 p.m.
•The WCHS track teams will compete in Camden County on Thursday at 4 p.m.
•The AWMS and MPMS track
teams will compete at Bacon Middle
on Thursday at 3:30 p.m.
25
LOOKING FOR LOVE?
The Wayne County Recreation Department is holding a scorekeepers
meeting on March 7 at 6 p.m.
The meeting will be held at the
WCRD office at 244 Peachtree St.
For more information call 427-5916.
GAMES OF THE WEEK
BAPTIST CHURCH
Dr. Ron Wilcox
Scorekeepers
to meet March 7
or
d
boys
A charity softball tournament to help
raise funds for Amanda Robinson, who
was seriously injured in an automobile
accident, will be held on March 5 at
Bill Morris Park.
The cost is $150 per team. The tournament will begin at 9 a.m.
For more information contact Dallas
Sikes at 614-4308.
lw
my
Softball night to
raise funds for Relay
tio
na
MPMS
“Overall,
Softball tourney
to aid Robinson
25
AWMS
“Our powerful doubles
teams stopped Puckett
short in phenomenal exhibitions of skill and
focus,” said AWMS coach
Rob Young
Caroline Overholt and
Maura Popkin won 8-6,
and Christen Campbell
and Madie Hamilton
dominated the courts 83.
In singles play, No. 1
Tess Leggett poured it
out against a fierce opponent but came away two
games short of a tie, 8-6.
Anslee Steverson and
Kiara Green fell just
short.
In alternates play,
Jenny Miron and Jessie
Reddish fought for an
exciting 8-5 finish, while
Linli Beaver and Katelyn Blocker walked
away, heads high, to win
another day.
The back five brought
equally riveting play
from AWMS’s gents.
Austin Brown, Conner
Swanson and Chelton
Burke swept singles play
with a stellar display of
confidence.
▼▼▼
ad
di
In two hard-fought
tennis contests this past
week,
the
Arthur
Williams Middle boys
beat Martha Puckett 41, and the MPMS girls
downed AWMS 3-2.
played a lot better compared to the scrimmage
against AWMS earlier
this season,” said coach
Matthew Brookins. “We
came close to pulling the
upset against an improved AWMS team but
ultimately fell a little
short.”
Representing MPMS
in singles were Nicolas
Manning, Kush Patel
and Hunter Pickel. In
doubles play, the teams
of Austin Dick and Isaac
Czajkowski and Payton
Lantrip and Gregory
Frazier both played
close,
competitive
matches. Dick and Czajkowski pulled out the
team’s lone victory. In alternate doubles, the
team of Sawyer Priester
and Kush Patel won
their match 8-6.
For the MPMS girls,
all three singles players—Kadie Moxley, Gracie Carter and Kaitlyn
Autry—won to claim the
team victory.
In doubles, the teams
of Makayla Crews and
Zyun Wingard and Abigail Gay and Jenna
Carter improved their
play from the scrimmage
against AWMS. In alternate doubles, the team of
Ahlana
Failey
and
Jenna Carter won 8-3,
and the team of Alexia
Slone and Lily Adams
fought hard but came up
a little short.
4.
STAFF REPORT
“Chelton found himself
in a tight game that ran
8-6 after battling from
behind more than once,”
said Young. “Austin and
Conner let loose some
terrific serves, paving
the way for our boys to
bring home another win.
“While the girls’ doubles teams lit up the
courts in front of them,
Robert Headley and
Jaden Scott with Gunnar Henderson and Orland Vasquez brought
the heat with some
pulse-throbbing rallies.
Gunner and Orland put
away their opponents
one game shy of a tiebreaker,
9-7,
while
Robert and Jaden took it
even closer to the wire.
After fighting tooth and
nail to an 8-8 set-tie,
Robert
and
Jaden
dropped the last few
points of the break,
falling 9-12.”
In alternates play, Ca’Markus McGriff and
Jack-Ryan Peterson also
played well.
“I’m very proud of the
team’s performance, and
despite the girls’ scores,
I think we played better
yesterday than we did
during the scrimmage,”
said Young. “It was great
to see our boys’ team
bounce back after Friday’s brutal bout.”
•Selected to the junior boys
team are Noah Brandhurst,
Tyler Denison, Zerek Friese,
Patrick Graves, Kalijah Hartzog, Justin Hines, Julian
Jernigan, Antwon McBride
and Shamar Taylor-Harrison.
•Selected to the senior boys
team are Christopher Barnhill, Shaquan Clark, Malik
Johnson, Treg Patterson,
Spence Pearce and Zyquan
Webber.
Yes, here.
Classifieds
Call 912-427-3757 • 252 W. Walnut Street, Jesup • www.thepress-sentinel.com
What else could attract thousans of people to your garage door?
11A
Murphy
Builders
honored
The Wayne County Chamber of
Commerce has recognized Murphy
Builders Supply as the Business of
the Month for February. The selection of the Business of the Month is
made by the Chamber ambassadors
and is based on the member’s contribution to the community and the
chamber. Interim Chamber President
Frances Yeargan presents the award
to Roz Murphy. In back are, from left,
Kevin Murphy and Jennifer Reeder
of Murphy Builders Supply and ambassadors Sam Griffis of Express
Employment, Tempie Anderson of
the Jesup Housing Authority, Maika
Kicklighter of the Jesup Downtown
Development Authority, Debi Smith
of Hospice of South Georgia and
Kacee Davis of Heritage Bank.
Your Community News Source.
From sports to business
news, The Press-Sentinel
keeps you in the local
loop.
CORPS
has announced it will have
a series of open houses during March and plans to
send out a mailer to residents in Wayne and Pierce
counties to tell about the
plans for the landfill. The
Press-Sentinel contacted
Subscribe by phone or mail!
Republic for times and
places of any meetings, but
so far that information has
not been provided. Two
open-house sessions are
planned for the week of
March 7, and a third is
planned for later in the
month.
Republic also plans to
have representatives at a
March 16 meeting to be
conducted by the Wayne
County Board of Commissioners. The Corps of Engineers will have representatives there as will the
Georgia
Environmental
Protection Divison (EPD).
The EPD had initially said
it would not attend the
public meeting, but following a conversation with
State Rep. Chad Nimmer,
the EPD agreed to attend.
have recommendations finished up ... so that a majority will be able to approve
them by next meeting.”
The election to fill the
Board’s open seat will take
place Tuesday. There are
four candidates, though,
and if a runoff is necessary,
a new member who could
break a 2-2 tie would not
be elected until March 29.
Brinson
confirmed
Thursday that, under state
law, if teachers do not receive written notification of
nonrenewal by May 15,
their contracts are automatically renewed.
ballot, though, as is Social
Security disability attorney Michael Steinberg.
Polls will be open countywide for the presidential
primaries (and throughout
District 4 for the school
board race) Tuesday from 7
a.m to 7 p.m.
The Press-Sentinel will
post local results on its
website (www.thepresssentinel.com)
Tuesday
night and will follow up
with a wrap-up story in its
March 5 print edition.
155 Sycamore St.
Jesup, GA 31545
12 Months for
$42 (Wayne Co)
$35 (Seniors 62 & over)
912-427-3757
Jesup, GA 31545
CONTRACTS
fied.
Ellis made the motion to
approve the list, but his
motion died for lack of a
second.
“I had recommendations
ready,” Brinson said when
contacted Thursday. “And
the Board wanted me to
continue to work on them.”
“We have a little bit more
work to do,” Ellis agreed
when he was asked for a
comment.
Ellis, who chairs the
school board, said he hopes
to have the renewals approved at the next Board
meeting, scheduled for
March 8.
Brinson concurred: “I’m
very confident that we’ll
ELECTIONS
29.
In the contests for del-
egates for presidential
nominees, 830 Wayne residents had voted as of late
Friday morning, including
84 just on Friday morning—78 Republicans and
six Democrats.
Currently in the hunt for
the Republican nomination
are Ben Carson, Ted Cruz,
John Kasich, Marco Rubio
and Donald Trump.
Still on the Georgia ballot, though, are several
candidates who have already withdrawn from the
race—including Jeb Bush,
Chris Christie, Carly Fiorina, Lindsey Graham,
Mike Huckabee, George
Pataki, Rand Paul and
Rick Santorum.
On the Democratic side,
Hillary Clinton and Bernie
Sanders are the two nationally known candidates
vying for the nomination.
Martin O’Malley, who
has withdrawn from the
race, is still on the Georgia
WRIGHT
Both acknowledge the
assistance and support
that Hightower and trainer
Stephanie Harper, through
Velocity, have given them
as they consciously make
every effort to live healthy.
Although they were initially unaware of a growing
fan base, they were surprised by the number of
people sending good wishes
through Facebook and
Twitter. And they are
grateful to the other contestants.
“We’re like one big family,” Hope says. “We’ll definitely keep in touch.”
Having recently received
a call that a person had decided not to take his life because Colby had shared the
difficulties he had in coping
with his father’s suicide
proved to be the ultimate
highlight of this experience
for Colby. In telling about
this call during the show’s
finale, he was visibly
touched by the news.
For Hope, her highlight
is similar: “I’ve laughed
about trying to find myself.
Since I was on the show, so
many women who are trying to get pregnant, too,
have reached out to me. It
BANKRUPTCY • SOCIAL SECURITY • INJURY LAWYER
Now Meeting
Clients in
Jesup
brings a whole new perspective.”
“The hardest part is yet
to come,” Colby says. “Trying to keep the healthy routine now that we’re off the
ranch and tossed back into
the real world—that will be
the hard part.”
“Running a lot!” the two
respond simultaneously
when asked about future
workouts.
“But you can’t outwork a
bad diet,” Colby adds.
“Eighty percent of success
is nutrition, 20 percent exercise and sleep. We know
that wherever we are, we
can usually find a healthy
salad and good protein.”
Hope says that the hardest part for her was being
separated from Colby for
two months.
“Colby’s always been the
best motivator. And I’ve
had to learn how to motivate myself,” she says.
Because of his participation in this show, Colby has
been offered some new job
opportunities to explore.
Refusing to go into any details prematurely, Colby
says that he’s going to examine what each offers.
“I’m going to go down
every street,” he says.
LOOKING FOR LOVE?
TRY TRINITY
BAPTIST CHURCH
Dr. Ron Wilcox
LOOKING FOR LOVE?
His first stop on their
way home will be in Texas
to check out “a rodeo-related opportunity.”
For the time being, Hope
has put her plans to return
to school on hold.
“Right now, we want to
be Hope and Colby again.
Once we’re settled, I’ll
check into some on-line
courses,” she says.
Obviously appreciative of
the opportunities that The
Biggest Loser has afforded
them, the Wrights agree,
“NBC has given us all the
tools we need to live
healthy. Now it’s time for
us to give back.”
We are a debt relief
agency.
We help people ile for
bankruptcy relief.
FINALLY PUT A
STOP
TO CREDITOR HARASSMENT
Contact Legal Assistant Tonya Blanton at 912-375-5620 to set up a
FREE Consultation in Jesup
Brunswick, Georgia
2225 Gloucester St.
www.bankruptcygroup.net
Hazlehurst, Georgia
22 Hinson St.
(912) 554-3774
(912) 375-5620
Fax: (912) 262-0285 Fax: (912) 375-2681
WAYNE COUNTY CRIME BEAT
▼▼▼
❑ Jesup Police
Department
Feb. 22
•Burglary was reported on Vine Street.
•Fraud—financial
identity—was reported
on South Elm Street.
•Criminal
trespass
was reported on Walker
Street.
•Theft by taking was
reported on Greenwood
Street.
Feb. 23
•Driving away without
paying for gas was reported on North First
Street.
•James Carlos Herndon,
49,
of
122
Pinebloom Drive, was
arrested and charged
with a violation of the
Georgia Controlled Substance act (VGCSA).
Feb. 24
•Aggressive animal—
bite
to
another
animal/attack—was reported on East Cherry
Street.
•Simple battery was
reported on Walker
Street.
reported on East Pine
Lane.
reported on Sunset
The police beat is compiled by staff from incident reports from the
Jesup Police Department and the Wayne
County Sheriff ’s Office,
which are public records.
•••
The Georgia Bureau
of Investigation’s Sex
Offender Registry can
be viewed on-line at
www.ganet.org/gbi.
•••
Report Crime: If you
see something going on
that involves law enforcement, give us a tip
so we can report the
news. Call 427-3757 or
e-mail to news2derby@
gmail.com.
Boulevard.
❑ Wayne County
Sheriff’s Office
Feb. 22
•Financial transaction
card—unauthorized use
of—was reported on
Pine Oak Street.
•Harassing
phone
calls were reported on
Shenandoah Road.
•Edward Ivey Young
Jr., 38, of 5337 Reddish
Road, Odum, was arrested and charged with
cruelty to children in the
third degree.
•Selena Renee Young,
37, of 5337 Reddish
Road, Odum, was also
with cruelty to children
in the third degree.
Feb. 23
reported on Woodlawn
Drive.
reported on Golf Road
Extension.
•Simple assault was
reported on U.S. Highway 301 North.
•Aggravated assault
was reported by a walkin at the Sheriff ’s Office.
•David Michael Peebles, 45, of 2001 Rayonier Road Lot 6, was arrested and charged with
aggravated assault and
battery—family
violence.
•Abdul Aziz Bah, 28,
of 4191 Savannah Hwy.
Lot 22, was arrested and
charged with public
drunkenness/intoxication.
Feb. 24
•Pointing a gun/pistol
at another was reported
on Beverly Lane.
•Brittany
Stossmiester Leggett, 27, of
70 Jaybird Court, was
with a seat-belt violation
and driving while license
suspended/revoked.
OBITS
grandchild; and several nieces and
nephews.
Funeral services will be held Monday at 11 a.m. at Rinehart and Sons
Chapel with Father Keith O’Neill and
the Rev. Steve Hughes officiating. Interment will be in Piney Grove Cemetery in Appling County.
Active pallbearers will be his family.
Visitation will be held from 10 a.m.
to 11 a.m. prior to services at the funeral home.
In lieu of flowers, memorials may be
made to the Alzheimer’s Foundation
of America, 322 Eighth Ave., 7th fl.,
New York, NY 10001; Piney Grove
Freewill Baptist Church, 67 Jerald
Eunice Road, Bristol, GA 31518; or St.
Joseph’s Catholic Church, 1048 E.
Cherry St, Jesup, GA 31546.
Family and friends may sign the online guestbook at www.rinehartandsons.com.
Rinehart and Sons Funeral Home is
in charge of arrangements.
❑ Howard-Jones
Donna Lynn Lang
Screven—Donna
Lynn Lang, 52, died
Feb. 25, 2016, at
Wayne Memorial Hospital.
A native and resident of Wayne County,
she was born on Donna
March 4, 1963. She Lang
worked at the Wayne
County Health Department for more
than 10 years before her retirement.
She loved to crochet and spent many
hours with her needle and thread,
making baby blankets that she gave
to her family and friends. She also
loved to shop, especially for rings and
pocket books, but her first love was
her family. She adored her children
and grandchildren and always looked
after their needs before her own, according to her family.
She was preceded in death by her father, Lee Roy Collins, and her infant
son, Wesley Collins.
Survivors include her husband,
James “Jimmy” Lang of Screven; one
son, William Anthony “Tony” Fincher
of Jesup; two daughters and one sonin-law, Mary Lynn and Calvin Johnson of Jesup and Katie Lee Lang of
Screven; her mother, Faye Collins of
Jesup; two brothers, Jonathan LeeRoy
SHOPPING
FOR A
NEW
CAR?
Collins of Reidsvillle and James Nelson Collins of Jesup; two grandchildren, Damien “Tookie” and Jasmine
“Punkin” Johnson; two nieces; two
nephews; and a host of aunts, uncles,
cousins and extended family members.
Funeral services will be at 1 p.m.
today (Saturday) at Howard & Jones
Funeral Home with the Rev. Calvin
Anderson officiating.
Active pallbearers will be Nelson
Collins, Jonathan Collins, Randolph
Easterling, John Easterling, Johnny
Manning and John Collins.
Interment will follow at George
Cemetery.
Howard & Jones Funeral Home in
charge of all arrangements.
❑ Out of Town
Waunell Lightsey
Screven--Waunell Lightsey, 85,
died Feb. 22, 2016.
She was born May 7, 1930, in Willacoochee to I.T. and Molly Fowler Gamble.†She was a member of Screven
Church of God.
She was preceded in
death by her husband,
Dewey Lightsey, and
her parents.
Survivors
include
three
daughters,
Jackie Dubberly of
Hortense,
Carolyn Waunell
Robbins of Blackshear Lightsey
and Cheryl Lightsey of
Odum; one sister, Jackie OíQuinn of
Waycross; five grandchildren; nine
great-grandchildren; and special
friends and neighbors, Ginger Proudfoot, Evelyn Cooper, Joan Carter,
Sissy Wainright, Deborah Nichols,
Lois Hardee, Tommy and Velma Tyre,
and Mack Jr. and Wanda Griffis.
Funeral services were held Feb. 25
at the Chapel of Swain Funeral Home
in Baxley with the Rev. Myland
Brookins officiating.
Interment was at the Zion Church of
God Cemetery.
Active pallbearers were Dwaine
O’Quinn, Ronnie O’Quinn, Randy
Deal, Lance Atkins, John Deal and
James Boatright.
Honorary pallbearers included the
staff of Hospice Satilla of Waycross.
Swain Funeral Home of Baxley is in
charge of the arrangements.
Check out
The Press-Sentinel
every week for the latest
and best deals.
Subscribe @ 252 W. Walnut St.,
Jesup or call 912-427-3757
Skating Rink Closed Due to Lack of Parental Support
It is with great sadness that as of Saturday 02/20/2016, I have been
forced to close the doors to the Fun Place, LLC Skating Rink. This
unfortunately has come about due to lack of parental support with their
children and their children’s actions. With problems ranging from
unattended children being left with no way of contacting parents or
responsible parties in the event of an emergency to unruly children
damaging skating-rink property with no guardian standing responsible to
correct the situation, it has gone beyond our control. By having to stop
and deal with situations that should never have occurred, my staff is
being forced to neglect our patrons who are NOT causing problems. It
is not fair for them to be treated that way. We love these kids, but we are
NOT a babysitting service. We have done everything in our power to
work with and handle these problems, but it must STOP.
We do not wish to remain closed, as we know there are many, many
children and adults alike whom we enjoy seeing on a regular basis that
are not a part of this growing problem. We are taking this time to reevaluate our rules and regulations to determine where we go from here.
What I would like from you, the parent, is to provide us with a LOT
more support with your children. I am not saying that you have to stay
with your child. I just want to know that if something happens, you can
be reached and you will respond immediately. That you will be there to
assist with your child should the Law need to be involved. I would like to
hear from parents to get feedback on how they feel things should be
handled if we reopen our doors.
If I decide to reopen, I will be requiring all parents and guardians who
are not staying with their child to come to the admissions window and
leave LOCAL emergency contact information. No more dropping them
off in the parking lot and leaving. Park and talk to us! You are leaving us
your children; make sure we have what we need to keep them safe.
Tell us your thoughts; call me on my cell phone listed below. My heart
is heavy with the disappointment of the behavior of some of our
community children and young adults. I pray for the right answer, and I
am waiting to hear from you. God Bless.
Ronnie Deloach ~ Owner
Cell # 912-270-2985
COOK
&
L
IFESTYLE
....................................................
INSIDE:
Socials • TV Listings • Classifieds
SECTION
B
Saturday, February 27, 2016
Fifty ways
to save money
I hope that this past week
you took the challenge of participating in the “America
Saves” campaign by
going to the
provided
website and
signing the
pledge to
make a commitment to
save this
By Becky
year. If you
Collins
haven’t alExtension Agent
ready, commit to saving
by taking the pledge, available
at gafamilies.org/money.
To assist you in developing
the savings habit, UGA Cooperative Extension is pleased to
provide 50 different saving
suggestions in the following
categories: General, Food, Prescription and Over-theCounter Drugs, Banking, Insurance, Transportation,
Housing, Home Heating and
Cooling, Clothing, Communications, Entertainment, and
Family and Friends.
I think 50 suggestions might
be a little more than you’ll
want to take in at one time, so
over the course of the next several weeks, I’ll give you a few
each week. So let’s begin with
“General Ways to Save.”
1. Save your loose change.
Putting aside 50 cents a day
over the course of a year will
allow you to save nearly 40
percent of a $500 emergency
fund.
2. Keep track of your spending. At least once a month, use
credit-card, checking and other
records to review what you’ve
purchased. Then ask yourself
whether it makes sense to reallocate some of this spending to
an emergency savings account.
3. Never purchase expensive
items on impulse. Think over
each expensive purchase for at
least 24 hours. Acting on this
principle will lead to far fewer
regrets about impulse purchases and far more money for
emergency savings.
4. Use debit and credit cards
prudently. To minimize interest charges, limit credit-card
purchases to those you can pay
off in full at the end of the
month. If you use a debit card,
do not rely on an overdraft feature to spend money you do not
have. With either approach,
❑ See COLLINS, Page 3B
Fathers can affirm sons’ many strengths through play
QUESTION: What’s the relationship between fatherlessness
and violent behavior among
adolescent boys? I’m wondering
about this because statistics
show that an increasing number of children are growing up
in homes where no father is
present.
Jim: As the president of a
large family-help organization,
and as a boy who grew up without a dad, I can testify that
these two phenomena are
closely related. There are many
factors and dynamics, but one of
them has to do with the specifically masculine way in which
men tend to play with their
kids.
As you’re probably aware,
moms and dads play differently.
Boys have an inborn need to en-
FOCUS ON FAMILY
▼▼▼
gage in roughand-tumble
activity from
an early age.
It’s one of the
ways they
gain self-confidence and
learn to gauge
DR. JIM
their own
DALY
strength. Dad
Columnist
is the one who
can help them in this area.
Mom may worry that “someone
will get hurt” when father and
son start wrestling on the floor,
but there’s an important sense
in which that’s precisely the
point. A friendly scuffle with
Dad—in a safe and controlled
environment— goes a long way
toward teaching kids about appropriate boundaries in play.
And in the process, fathers are
afforded a great opportunity to
affirm their sons’ strength and
skill.
So what happens when a boy
grows up without this kind of
interaction with his dad? This is
where the connection between
fatherlessness and teen violence
rears its ugly head. If a boy
doesn’t learn about appropriate
boundaries in physical activity,
and if he doesn’t get the masculine affirmation he needs from
his father, he may feel driven to
“prove” himself somehow. He’ll
enter the adolescent years with
a deep-seated need to let others
know that he’s a person who deserves respect. And he may end
up demanding it in some pretty
unhealthy ways.
******
QUESTION: I realize that I
need to “be the parent” when it
comes to setting boundaries for
my kids’ media and entertainment consumption. I’m guessing that they won’t be overjoyed
with having rules and guidelines, but is there a strategy or
an approach I can take that is
more likely to be effective in
getting them to buy in?
Bob Waliszewski, director,
Plugged-In: When establishing media standards, one point
that’s particularly helpful for
kids to understand is that
they’re not alone in needing to
have boundaries in their lives.
Discipline in all areas of life is
healthy and necessary. In fact,
when it comes to labeling entertainment as “acceptable” or “out
of bounds,” almost all of us do it
to varying degrees. With
movies, for instance, millions
use the MPAA ratings as their
film-viewing boundary marker.
Others may contend that they
have no boundaries at all, but
the truth is, even these individuals have their limits.
Once your children realize
that establishing boundaries is
healthy and universal, then the
natural question and discussion
ensues of determining where to
draw that line. I’m not a fan of
relying on gut feelings, Uncle
Joe or ratings, as they are often
misleading and untrustworthy
from a discernment perspective.
❑ See DALY, Page 3B
Wayne County Press Established 1960 • Jesup Sentinel Established 1865 • Combined February 1977 © 2016 Press-Sentinel Newspapers, Inc.
2B Saturday, February 27, 2016 The Press-Sentinel
SOCIALS
Anderson-Durden, March 26
Mr. and Mrs. Roger Anderson of
Jesup and Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Durden of Richmond Hill announce
the engagement of their children,
Miranda Livonia Anderson of
Jesup and Gregory Adams Durden
of Richmond Hill.
The bride-elect’s maternal grandparents are the late Mr. and Mrs.
Noah “Bud” Herrin of Odum. Her
paternal grandparents are Elizabeth Duncan and Mr. and Mrs.
Kenneth Anderson of Jesup. She is
a graduate of Wayne County High
School. She received her elementary and middle school school certification from Armstrong Atlantic
State University and is employed
as a prekindergarten teacher at
Richmond Hill Montessori School.
The bridegroom-elect’s maternal
grandparents are the late Mr. and
Mrs. Roan Turner of Garden City.
His paternal grandparents are the
late John Durden and Nell Durden
of Garden City. He is a graduate of
Richmond Hill High School and is
a systems consultant for Stage
Front Presentation Systems in Savannah.
The wedding is scheduled for
March 26 at 6 p.m. at New Hope
Free Will Baptist Church in Jesup.
A reception will follow at Pine Forest County Club.
Friends and relatives are invited
to attend.
Adam Rogers and Summer Davis
Davis-Rogers, Sept. 10
!
E
E
FR
Spring
2016
Business
Miranda Anderson and Adam Durden
AIR CONDITIONING/HEATING
Card
FARM AND GARDEN SUPPLIES
DIRECTORY
Ed Exley
Carolyn-Davis Reed of St. Clair, Mo., announces
the engagement of her daughter, Summer Davis of
Brunswick, to Adam Rogers of Jesup, son of Dwight
and Rita Rogers of Jesup.
The bride-elect is also the daughter of the late
Andy Davis. She holds a bachelor’s degree in psychology from College of the Ozarks in Point Lookout, Mo., and a master’s degree in counseling and
educational counseling from Missouri Baptist University in St. Louis, Mo. She is employed as an enrollment coordinator at Troy University’s
Brunswick site.
The bridegroom-elect holds a bachelor’s degree in
cinema and television arts from California State
University Northridge. He is employed as a forgingteam lead at Alcoa in Midway.
The wedding is scheduled for Sept. 10 at 5 p.m. on
St. Simons Island.
Invitations are being sent.
MEDICAL EQUIPMENT
President
to
e
c
r
u
Reso
Medical Equipment
Jesup, GA 31545
Phone: 912-427-6600
Toll: 866-901-6600
Fax: 912-427-8003
(912) 427-4856
Your
A
E
R
A
L
A
!
C
ds
E
r
O
a
E
C
L
ss
FR
sine
547 S.W. Broad St.
Jesup, GA 31545
www.pyesappliances.us
APPLIANCES
461 S. 1st St.
Jesup, GA 31545
[email protected]
912-427-7313
AUTO PARTS
Brooks Auto Parts, Inc.
455 S. First St., Jesup, GA 31545
Tony Landon
Manager
912-427-2095 Store
912-221-0662 Cell
Mark
Westberry
[email protected]
CONSTRUCTION
Construction Renovations & New Homes
Home: (912) 588-9465
Cell: (912) 221-0561
DIESEL REPAIR & SERVICE
Bu
“Proudly Serving Southeast Georgia”
REAL ESTATE
Harrison Real Estate, Inc.
Spring
2016
Business
Card
A SPECIAL SUPPLEMENT TO
DIRECTORY
252 W. Walnut Street • Jesup, Georgia
912-427-3757
o
ce t
rContact
u
o
To Advertise
Here
s
r Re
A
u
o
Y
Deloris Browning or Melisa
Mallard
ARE
L
A
C
ds
r
O
a
C
L
s
HARDWARE AND BUILDING
ines SUPPLIES
Bus
MB MURPHY
S BUILDERS SUPPLY
ESTABLISHED 1946
156 N. E. BROAD ST.
P.O. BOX 468
JESUP, GA 31598
(912) 427-9568
FAX: (912) 427-8619
INSURANCE
252 W. Walnut Street • Jesup, Georgia
Auto • 912-427-3757
Home • Business • Life
REALTOR
OFFICE: 912-427-3746
FAX: 912-427-9910
®
Harrison
Real Estate Agency, Inc.
309 SOUTH FIRST STREET • JESUP, GA 31548
DAVID E. KEITH
KYLE KEITH, SALES
BROKER
CELL: 294-0844
E-MAIL:[email protected]
TIRES & SERVICE
BEVERLY
TIRE & OIL
2639 Savannah Hwy.
(912) 427-3737
Thank You for your Business
Mitch Beverly
Cheston Beverly
TOWING
Will Hurst, Agency Owner
e Hurst Agency
Allstate Insurance Company
895 South 1st. St.
Jesup, GA 31545
24-Hour
Customer Service
Samantha Grif$is
Mike Hendley
[email protected]
[email protected]
Suite 5
Jesup, GA 31545
912-580-9874
Grant Lewis
(912) 269-5206
UNIFORMS
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES
Staf+ing Consultant
Phone: 912-385-2301
Fax: 912-385-2307
Cell: 912-288-1386
[email protected]
TOWING & RECOVERY
Owner
650 Scranton Rd., Ste. M.
Brunswick, GA 31520
BRUNSWICK
912-280-0700
310 Lanes Bridge Road
P.O. Box 1185
Greg Leggett
(912) 256-2496
ENVIRONMENTAL OUTLOOK
DALY
▼▼▼
Let’s not live in a disposable world
In the world today
we have come to expect everything to be
disposable. It is more
convenient and sometimes even more sanitary. Disposable
plates, cups, plastic
ware, contacts, tissues.
Do you remember the
time when ladies and
gentlemen used handkerchiefs? People
washed them over and
over.
When my children
were babies, I used a
warm, wet washcloth
to wash them during a
diaper change. I used
wipes only when on a
trip. I also used cloth
diapers, and I could
tell you a funny story
about what happened
to a load of diapers the
time my brother was
babysitting my oldest!
But I will not get into
that.
It is great that mothers and fathers today
have a choice in what
they use with their babies. But what I am
trying to say is that
we have become so dependent on items we
just throw away that
we forget there are
permanent solutions.
Such as with the diapers and wipes.
My Opinion
▼▼▼
VICKIE
DAVIS
As we
get so
up in
arms
with
coal
ash
being
Columnist
brought into our community, let us not forget the other items we
are putting in our
landfills. I have
preached this sermon
before, and I know
some are listening because of the e-mails
and face-to-face comments I get. Before an
item goes into the
trash, think about
whether this can be
put into a compost bin,
taken to be recycled,
donated to a nonprofit
organization to be
worn by someone in
need, or reused. Instead of mindlessly
throwing it away, hesitate and think on what
I just said. If it does
not fall into any of
those categories ...
then toss it.
3B
I am so grateful that
the Farmers Market is
now a thriving place to
purchase many items
made on the farm or in
gardens. When it
opens back up, you can
buy fresh milk, canned
goods, soaps and of
course produce. A onestop shopping experience.
I am so grateful for
the groups in Wayne
County that are trying
to bring back some of
the crafts from our ancestors. We have a
quilting guild that
meets regularly. The
Wayne County Arts
Council has an open
studio on Tuesdays
with ladies learning
how to crochet, make
candles or try a number of artistic avenues.
My point in this column is to see not how
disposable we can be
but rather how to live
a sustainable life—a
life where we treasure
what we have instead
of getting tired of it in
two seconds. Let us
make Wayne County a
safe place, not a dumping ground.
Please send comments and/or suggestions to [email protected].
Continued from page 1B
Better questions to ask
are, “Will I become a better person if I play this
video game, listen to this
song or watch this TV
show or movie?” or, “Will
it inspire me? Will it encourage me to a life of
greater virtue, sacrifice
and service of others?” or,
“Will it be of benefit to my
inner self, my thoughts
and my decision making?”
If the answer is no, then
help your kids learn that
this is where to set the
boundary.
Fortunately, with a bit
of research (see
pluggedin.com), there are
a lot of media products
that fall within the acceptable and healthy consumption category.
******
Jim Daly is a husband
and father, an author,
and president of Focus on
the Family and host of the
Focus on the Family radio
program. Catch up with
him at
www.jimdalyblog.com or
at www.facebook.com
/DalyFocus.
COPYRIGHT 2016
FOCUS ON THE FAMILY, COLORADO
SPRINGS, CO 80995
pany you work for offers
discounted rates for computers, fitness-center
memberships, movie tickets and passes to summer festivals, take advantage! Check your
corporate intranet or talk
to your human resources
representative. And do
not forget the best deal of
all–investing in your
401(k)!
8. Consider saving an
amount equal to whatever is spent on “non-essential indulgences.” Put
a matching amount in a
cookie jar when you buy
designer coffee, beer,
wine, cigarettes, etc. If
you cannot afford to save
the matching amount,
save half or even a fourth
to help you develop the
savings habit.
9. Before making a purchase, take the amount
the item costs and divide
it into your hourly wage.
If you want a $50 pair of
shoes and make $10 an
hour, ask yourself, “Are
those shoes really worth
five long hours of work?”
10. Aim for short-term
savings goals, such as
setting aside $20 a week
or month, rather than
long-term savings goals,
such as $200 over a year.
People save more successfully when they keep
the short-term goal in
sight.
Stay tuned for next
week’s savings tips from
UGA Extension. For
more information on
money management, contact your local County
Extension Office at 4275965.
COLLINS
Continued from page 1B
you will have more
money available for
emergency savings.
5. Are you looking for
an effective way to establish a spending plan? Beginning on the first day
of a new month, get a receipt for everything you
purchase. Review receipts at the end of the
month, and you will see
where your money is
going.
6. To keep track of what
you spend, put what you
plan to spend for the
month on transportation,
food, entertainment, etc.
into envelopes. This will
help you avoid overspending, and what’s left
over can go into savings.
7. Take advantage of
discounts and/or incentive programs provided
through your employer.
For example, if the com-
CASHWORD - THE PRESS-SENTINEL’S GAME OF SKILL
SOLVE THE PUZZLE & WIN CASH! THIS WEEK’S PUZZLE IS WORTH $25000
CLUES ACROSS
CLUES DOWN
PUZZLE NO. 1958
RULES
This list includes, among others, the correct words for
Cashword Puzzle
Release February 27/28, 2016
1. Any resident (30 days or more) of THE PRESS-SENTINEL’S primary market area, which is defined as Wayne and adjoining counties
may enter, except employees of the newspaper and its subsidiaries and affiliated companies or their immediate families.
2. Solve the puzzle across and down as you would any other crossword puzzle.
3. Choose from the list the word you think BEST fits the definition.
4. Clearly print your ANSWERS in the blank squares provided in the puzzle until all blank squares have been filled.
5. CASHWORD puzzles will be published in THE PRESS-SENTINEL each Sunday. Mechanically produced or cartoon duplicate facsimilies of any type will be rejected; however you may enter hand drawn facsimilies the same size. Contestants are limited to three entries and
only one correct solution will be credited to a contest for only one week. Copies of each week’s current puzzle are on display in the office of
THE PRESS-SENTINEL, 252 W. Walnut Street., Jesup, GA 31545.
6. When you have completed the CASHWORD puzzle, clip it out and paste it on the outside (back) of an envelope. One entry per envelope. Mail entries to THE PRESS-SENTINEL, P.O. Box 607, Jesup, GA 31545. Or you may simply clip the puzzle out and bring it by THE
PRESS-SENTINEL, office at 252 W. Walnut St. before Tuesday at 5 p.m. All entries must be received by the deadline of 5 p.m. the Tuesday after the puzzle appears.
7. A minimum cash prize of $50 will be awarded for the correct solution. If more than one correct solution is received the prize will be
divided equally among the winners. If no correct solution is received, the prize will be increased by $25 each week until won.
8. ENTRIES MAY NOT BE MAILED ON POST CARDS BECAUSE OF POST OFFICE REGULATIONS.
9. The correct solution and names of winners will be published the following week.
10. The decision of the judges will be final and all contestants agree to accept that decision as a condition of entry. Remember, there is only
one correct solution for each week’s puzzle and only the correct solution can win. Only one correct solution for each week’s puzzle will be
accepted from any one individual. For each clue only the word designated by the author will be considered correct.
DO NOT, we repeat, DO NOT enclose your entry inside the envelope. • It will automatically be disqualified.
Paste or tape the entry on the back of the envelope - face up.
MAIL TO: CASHWORD THE PRESS-SENTINEL 252 W. WALNUT ST. JESUP, GA
Deadline for entries to arrive at THE PRESS-SENTINEL 5:00 P.M., TUESDAY, March 1, 2016
Answers to Puzzle Release
Release February 20/21, 2016
ANSWERS TO PUZZLE NO. 1957
Bits & Pieces
– In honor of Miss B
Question:
Which weighs more, a ton of feathers or
a ton of bricks?
Answer: Neither, they both weigh a ton!
Tv Listings
TUESDAY EVENING
CABLE
BROADCAST
8:00
03…NBC--WSAV--Savannah
11…CBS--WTOC--Savannah
22…ABC--WJCL--Savannah
28…FOX--WTGS--Savannah
10:30
SUNDAY EVENING
11:30
12:00
12:30
8:30
FEBRUARY 28, 2016
9:00
9:30
10:00
10:30
11:00
11:30
12:00
10:30
11:00
ABC
CBS
NBC
FOX
ION
A&E
AMC
ANIMAL
BET
BRAVO
CARTOON
CMT
CNN
COMEDY
DISCOVERY
DISNEY
E!
ESPN
ESPN2
FOOD
FREEFORM
FX
HGTV
HISTORY
LIFETIME
MTV
NICK
SPIKE
SYFY
TBS
TCM
TLC
TNT
TRAVEL
TV LAND
USA
VH1
WGN
HBO
MAX
SHOW
8:30
9:00
11:30
12:00
12:30
MARCH 2, 2016
9:30
10:00
10:30
11:00
11:30
12:00
12:30
Jimmy Kimmel Live HD Nightline
Goldbergs O’Neals
Modern
O’Neals
American Crime (N) HD Local
CSI: Cyber (N) HD
Local
Late Show (TV14) HD
Late Late
Survivor: Kaôh Rong
Criminal Minds (N) HD
Chicago P.D. (N) HD
Local
(:35) Tonight Show HD
Late Night
The Mysteries of Laura Law & Order: SVU (N)
Hell’s Kitchen (N) HD
Local Programs
Local Programs
Rosewood (N) HD
Law & Order (TV14) HD Law & Order (TV14) HD Law & Order (TV14) HD Law & Order (TV14) HD Law & Order: “Falling”
Duck HD
Duck Dynasty (N) HD
Jep (N) HD Duck HD
Duck HD
Duck HD
Duck HD
Duck HD
Duck HD
Rocky III (‘82, PG) aaa Sylvester Stallone, Talia Shire. HD
Rocky IV (‘85, PG) aac Sylvester Stallone. HD
Rocky III
To Be Announced
(:01) To Be Announced (:02) To Be Announced (:03) To Be Announced (:04) To Be Announced
About the Business (N) About the Business
Wendy Williams (N) HD
He Got Game (‘98, R) Denzel Washington. HD
Housewives (TV14)
Newlyweds (TV14) (N)
Watch What Newlyweds (TV14)
Housewives
Housewives (TV14)
Bob’s HD
Cleveland Dad HD
Dad HD
Family Guy (TV14) HD
Robot
Squid HD
King of Hill Bob’s HD
Last Man Last Man Skull Challenge HD
Redneck Island HD
Party Down South HD
Reba HD
Reba HD
CNN Tonight (N)
Anderson Cooper 360°
Anderson Cooper 360° Anderson Cooper 360° CNN Tonight (N)
Broad City
South Park South Park South Park South Park Broad City South Park Daily Show Nightly (N) midnight
Dual Survival (N) HD
Venom Hunters (N) HD Dual Survival HD
Venom Hunters HD
Dual Survival (N) HD
BUNK’D
Liv HD
Undercover Undercover Austin HD BUNK’D
Undercover Girl Meets So Raven So Raven
Hollywood Medium HD Hollywood Medium HD E! News (N) HD
Just Jillian (TV14) HD
NBA Basketball: Oklahoma City vs Los Angeles (Live) HD
NBA Basketball: Detroit Pistons at San Antonio Spurs (Live)
SportsCenter HD
SportsCenter HD
(7:00) College Bball HD College Basketball: Oregon vs UCLA (Live) HD
Diners HD Diners HD Diners, Drive-Ins HD
Diners HD Vacation
Diners HD Diners HD Diners, Drive-Ins HD
Hungry (N) Baby Daddy Hocus Pocus (‘93, PG) aac Bette Midler. HD
The 700 Club (TV G)
Another Cinderella (‘08)
Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl (‘03, PG-13) aaac Pirates of the Caribbean (‘03, PG-13) aaac
Property Brothers HD Property Brothers (N) Hunters
Hunters
Property Brothers HD Property Brothers HD
American Pickers HD
American Pickers (N)
Pawn Stars Join Die
Pawn Stars Pawn Stars American Pickers HD
Little Women: LA (N)
Little Women: LA (N)
Little Women: Atlanta
Mother/Daughter HD
Little Women: LA HD
Catfish: The TV Show
MTV Suspect (N) HD
Henry
Nicky
Full House Full House Full House Full House Friends
Friends
Friends
Friends
Bad Boys II (‘03, R) aaa Martin Lawrence, Will Smith. HD
Armageddon (‘98, PG-13) aaa HD
The Magicians HD
Face Off: “Smoke and”
Final Destination (‘00)
The Possession (‘12)
Face Off (TVPG) (N) HD
Broke Girls Conan HD
Big Bang
Big Bang
Big Bang
Big Bang
Big Bang
Big Bang
Conan (TV14) (N) HD
Lust for Life (‘56, NR) Kirk Douglas.
Spartacus (‘60, NR) aaac Kirk Douglas, Laurence Olivier.
My 600-lb Life (N) HD
(:01) Fat Chance (N) HD (:02) My 600-lb Life HD Fat Chance (TV14) HD
Castle: “Reality Star”
Castle: “Target” HD
CSI: NY: “Veritas” HD
Castle: “Death Crazy”
Castle: “Recoil” HD
Expedition Unknown
Expedition Unknown
Expedition Unknown
Expedition Unknown
Wild Things (N) HD
Raymond Raymond Raymond Raymond Younger
Teachers Queens
Queens
Queens
Queens
(7:10) Fast Five (‘11, PG-13) aaa Vin Diesel. HD
Suits: “25th Hour” (N)
Modern
Modern
Modern
Modern
Mob Wives (N) HD
Mob Wives: “Drittany”
Selena (‘97, PG) aaa Jennifer Lopez, Edward James Olmos. HD
Person of Interest: “/” Person of Interest HD
Person of Interest HD
Outsiders: “Weapons”
How I Met How I Met
Girls HD
Vinyl: “Whispered Sec”
Magic Mike XXL (‘15, R) aac Channing Tatum.
Friday Night Lights (‘04) VICE HD
Cop Car (‘15, R) Kevin Bacon. HD
Zane’s Sex Zane’s Sex Barely HD
(:20) One Hour Photo (‘02, R) Robin Williams. HD
Meru (‘15, NR) HD
Billions: “The Deal” HD
Pulp Fiction (‘94, R) John Travolta, Samuel L. Jackson. HD
THURSDAY EVENING
8:00
ABC
CBS
NBC
FOX
ION
A&E
AMC
ANIMAL
BET
BRAVO
CARTOON
CMT
CNN
COMEDY
DISCOVERY
DISNEY
E!
ESPN
ESPN2
FOOD
FREEFORM
FX
HGTV
HISTORY
LIFETIME
MTV
NICK
SPIKE
SYFY
TBS
TCM
TLC
TNT
TRAVEL
TV LAND
USA
VH1
WGN
HBO
MAX
SHOW
8:30
9:00
MARCH 3, 2016
9:30
10:00
10:30
11:00
11:30
12:00
12:30
How to Get Away (N)
Local
Grey’s Anatomy (N) HD The Family: “Pilot” (N)
Broke Girls Elementary (N) HD
Local
Late Show (TV14) HD
Late Late
Big Bang
Pieces (N) Mom (N)
Blindspot (TV14) HD
Shades of Blue (N) HD
Local
Late Night
Apocalypse (N) HD
Local Programs
Local Programs
Local Programs
American Idol: “Top 8 Perform” (TVPG) (N) HD
Blue Bloods (TV14) HD
Kids Behind (TV14) HD
Kids Behind Bars: Lost for Life (TV14) HD
(:01) Juvenile Lifers HD
Juvenile Lifers HD
The Green Mile (‘99, R) aaaa Tom Hanks, Michael Clarke Duncan. HD
Rocky IV (‘85, PG) HD
To Be Announced
Martin
New Jack City (‘91, R) aac Wesley Snipes, Ice-T.
About the Business
Top Chef (TV14) (N)
Recipe for Deception
Watch What (:45) Top Chef (TV14)
Top Chef (TV14)
Bob’s HD
Cleveland Dad HD
Dad HD
Family Guy Family Guy Robot
Squid HD
Last Man Last Man Party Down South (N)
Redneck Island (N) HD
Party Down South HD
Reba HD
Reba HD
Anderson Cooper 360° Anthony: “Detroit”
Anthony: “Charleston”
AC360 Post Debate Special HD
Tosh.0 HD Tosh.0 HD Tosh.0 HD Tosh.0 HD Workaholics Idiotsitter Daily Show Nightly (N) midnight
A. Devine
Gold Rush: Legends: “John Schnabel” (N)
Gold Rush (TVPG) HD
Gold Rush: Legends
Gold Rush (TVPG) HD
Stuck HD
Austin HD BUNK’D
Undercover Girl Meets Jessie HD Jessie HD
Spy Kids: All the Time (‘11) ac
Kardashians (TV14) HD
I Am Cait (TV14) HD
E! News (N) HD
(7:00) College Bball HD College Basketball: “Teams TBA” (Live) HD
SportsCenter HD
SportsCenter HD
Basketball Storied HD NFL Live HD
(7:00) College Bball HD College Basketball: “Teams TBA” (Live) HD
Chopped: “Caribbean”
Beat Bobby Beat Bobby Beat Bobby Beat Bobby Chopped: “Caribbean”
Chopped (TV G) HD
(:15) Dark Shadows (‘12, PG-13) aac Johnny Depp, Michelle Pfeiffer. HD
The 700 Club (TV G)
Frankenweenie (‘12) HD
(7:30) Identity Thief (‘13, R) aac Jason Bateman.
Baskets
Baskets
Baskets
Hancock (‘08, PG-13) Will Smith. HD
Flop HD
Flop HD
Flop (N)
Flop HD
Hunters
Hunters
Five Day Flip (N) HD
Flop HD
Flop HD
Join Die
Join Die
Vikings (TV14) HD
Vikings: “Mercy” (N) HD
Join Die
Night (N)
Join Die
Join Die
Project Runway HD
Project Runway HD
Project Runway (N) HD Project Runway (N) HD Child Genius (N) HD
(:20) Ridiculousness HD Ridiculous Ridiculous Ridiculous Greatest
Ridiculous Ridiculous Ridiculous Ridiculous
Zookeeper (‘11, PG) aa Kevin James.
Full House Full House Friends
Friends
Friends
Friends
Lip Sync
Lip Sync
Gone in 60 Seconds (‘00, PG-13) aaa Nicolas Cage. HD
Gone in 60 Sec (‘00) HD Lip Sync
(7:00) Men in Black (‘97) Men in Black II (‘02, PG-13) Tommy Lee Jones.
Men in Black (‘97, PG-13) aaa Will Smith.
Bee HD
Conan HD
Broke Girls Broke Girls Big Bang
Big Bang
Broke Girls Broke Girls Conan (TV14) (N) HD
Design for Living (‘33, NR) aaa
The Story of Temple Drake (‘34) aaa Black Narcissus (‘47, NR) aaac Deborah Kerr.
Extreme Weight Loss: “Ashley” (TVPG) HD
Fat Chance (TV14) HD
My 600-lb Life HD
NBA Basketball: San Antonio vs New Orleans (Live) HD
NBA Basketball: Oklahoma City vs Golden State (Live) HD
Mysteries (TVPG) HD
Mysteries at the Castle Mysteries (TVPG) HD
Mysteries: “Freakiest”
Mysteries at the Castle
Raymond Raymond Raymond Queens
Queens
Queens
Queens
Raymond Loves Raymond HD
Colony (TV14) (N) HD
Law & Order: SVU HD
Law & Order: SVU HD
WWE SmackDown (Live) HD
(7:00) Selena (‘97, PG) aaa Jennifer Lopez. HD
Mob Wives: “Drittany”
Love & Hip Hop HD
Love & Hip Hop HD
Elementary (TV14) HD
Elementary (TV14) HD
How I Met How I Met How I Met How I Met How I Met How I Met
Real Sports HD
San Andreas (‘15, PG-13) aaa Dwayne Johnson.
Together
Girls HD
The Departed (‘06) HD
Dawn of the Planet of the Apes (‘14, PG-13) HD
28 Weeks Later (‘07, R) aaa HD
(:40) A Wife’s Secret (‘14, NRAO) HD
Shameless: “Paradise”
Dark Net Gigolos
Dark Net Mo’ Better
U-571 (‘00, PG-13) Matthew McConaughey. HD
FEBRUARY 29, 2016
9:30
10:00
10:30
11:00
11:30
12:00
12:30
Castle (TVPG) (N) HD
Local
The Bachelor (TV14) (N) HD
NCIS: Los Angeles (N)
Local
(:35) Late Show (N) HD Late Late
Supergirl: “Solitude” (N) Scorpion (TV14) (N) HD
Blindspot (TV14) (N) HD
Local
Tonight Show (N) HD
Late Night
The Voice: “Blind Auditions Premiere” (N) HD
Lucifer (TV14) (N) HD
Local Programs
Local Programs
Gotham (TV14) (N) HD
Criminal Minds HD
Criminal Minds HD
Criminal Minds HD
Criminal Minds HD
Criminal Minds HD
(:01) The Omen (‘76, R) aaac Gregory Peck, Lee Remick. HD
Taken HD
Taken (‘09, PG-13) aaa Liam Neeson. HD
Better Call Saul (N) HD Better Call Saul HD
Twister (‘96, PG-13) HD
Twister (‘96, PG-13) HD Better Call Saul HD
To Be Announced
Something New (‘06)
Martin
Martin
Martin
Martin
Martin
Martin
Watch What Vanderpump Vanderpump Rules
Vanderpump Housewives
Vanderpump Rules
Vanderpump Rules (N)
Dad HD
Squid HD
King of Hill Bob’s HD Bob’s HD Cleveland Dad HD
Skull Challenge HD
Skull Challenge HD
Reba HD
Reba HD
Last Man Last Man Skull Challenge HD
CNN Tonight (N)
Anderson Cooper 360°
Anderson Cooper 360° Anderson Cooper 360° CNN Tonight (N)
South Park
South Park South Park South Park South Park South Park South Park Daily Show Nightly (N) midnight
Rockin’ Roadsters (N)
Street Outlaws HD
Rockin’ Roadsters HD
Street Outlaws: Full (N) Street Outlaws (N) HD
Austin HD BUNK’D
Enchanted (‘07, PG) aaa Amy Adams.
Fashion Police (N) HD
E! News HD
Fashion Police HD
E! News (N) HD
SportsCenter HD
SportsCenter HD
(7:00) College Bball HD College Basketball: Kansas vs Texas (Live) HD
Basketball NFL Live HD
NBA HD
(7:00) Wom. Basketball NBA Coast to Coast (Live) HD
Cake Wars (N) HD
Chopped: “We Love”
Chopped: “Leftovers”
Cake Wars (TV G) HD
Cake Wars (TV G) HD
The Fosters: “EQ” (N)
Recovery Road (N) HD
The Fosters: “EQ” HD
The 700 Club (N)
The Middle The Middle
Mr. & Mrs. Smith (‘05, PG-13) aaa Brad Pitt. HD
Mr. & Mrs. Smith (‘05, PG-13) aaa Brad Pitt, Angelina Jolie. HD
Hunters
Hunters
Ellen’s Design (N) HD
Hunters
Hunters
Tiny House Tiny House Ellen’s Design HD
Swamp Blood (N) HD
Swamp People (N) HD
Billion Dollar Wreck (N) (:03) Swamp People HD (:01) Swamp Blood HD
What Women Want (‘00, PG-13) aac Mel Gibson, Helen Hunt. HD
Little Women: LA HD
What Women Want HD
Teen Mom (TVPG) HD
Teen Mom (N) HD
True Life (N) HD
MTV Suspect HD
Teen Mom (TVPG) HD
Henry
Nicky
Friends
Friends
Friends
Cops HD
Cops HD
Cops HD
Cops HD
Cops HD
Cops HD
Cops HD
Jail
Jail
Cops HD
Lost Girl (TVPG) (N)
Bitten (N)
The Magicians HD
(7:00) Men in Black (‘97) The Magicians (N) HD
Family Guy Family Guy Bee (N) HD Conan (TV14) (N) HD
Tribeca
Conan HD
Family Guy Dad (N) HD Tribeca
Only Angels Have Wings (‘39, NR) Cary Grant.
The Strawberry Blonde (‘41, NR) James Cagney.
Hunchback (‘39) aaa HD
48 Hours: Hard HD
48 Hours: Hard (N) HD 48 Hours: Hard (N) HD 48 Hours: Hard (N) HD 48 Hours: Hard HD
Major Crimes (N) HD
Major Crimes HD
Law & Order: “Enemy”
Law & Order: “Fixed”
Major Crimes HD
Bizarre Foods HD
Bizarre Foods HD
The Trip: 2016 HD
Bizarre Foods HD
Bizarre Foods HD
Queens
Queens
Queens
(:05) Colony: “Pilot” HD (:06) Colony (TV14) HD
WWE Monday Night Raw (Live) HD
Michelle
Hit the Floor (N) HD
Love & Hip Hop HD
Stevie J
Michelle
Love & Hip Hop (N) HD Stevie J
How I Met How I Met How I Met How I Met
Batman Returns (‘92, PG-13) aaa Michael Keaton, Danny DeVito. HD
Vinyl: “Whispered Sec”
W.C. Boxing: “Crawford vs.” HD
Get on Up (‘14) aaa HD Mavis! (‘16, NR) Mavis Staples. HD
Let’s Be Cops (‘14, R) aaa HD
(:45) Zane’s Sex Chronicles (‘09) HD
Nutty Professor II: The Klumps (‘00, PG-13) HD
Pride (‘14, R) Bill Nighy, Imelda Staunton. HD
The Circus Hostel II
The Imitation Game (‘14, PG-13) aaac HD
FRIDAY EVENING
8:00
BROADCAST
9:00
CABLE
ABC
CBS
NBC
FOX
ION
A&E
AMC
ANIMAL
BET
BRAVO
CARTOON
CMT
CNN
COMEDY
DISCOVERY
DISNEY
E!
ESPN
ESPN2
FOOD
FREEFORM
FX
HGTV
HISTORY
LIFETIME
MTV
NICK
SPIKE
SYFY
TBS
TCM
TLC
TNT
TRAVEL
TV LAND
USA
VH1
WGN
HBO
MAX
SHOW
8:30
10:00
Marvel’s Agent Carter Super Tuesday HD
Local
The Muppets (N) HD
NCIS: New Orleans (N) Campaign 2016 HD
Local
(:35) Late Show (N) HD Late Late
NCIS: “After Hours” (N)
Super Tuesday (N) HD
Local
Tonight Show (N) HD
Late Night
The Voice: “Blind Auditions Part 2" (N) HD
Local Programs
Local Programs
New Girl
Grand (N) Brooklyn Grinder
Criminal Minds HD
Saving Hope (N) HD
Saving Hope (N) HD
Criminal Minds: “Fate”
Criminal Minds HD
Married at First Sight Married at First Sight Fit to Fat to Fit (N) HD
Married at First Sight Married at First Sight
The Fugitive (‘93, PG-13) aaac Harrison Ford. HD
The Bourne Supremacy (‘04, PG-13) aaac Matt Damon. HD
To Be Announced
(7:00) Good Deeds (‘12, PG-13) aa Tyler Perry. HD Mann’s (N) Mann’s (N) Mann’s HD Mann’s HD Wendy Williams (N) HD
Real Housewives (N)
Tour Group (N) HD
Watch What Housewives (TV14)
Tour Group
Housewives (TV14)
Bob’s HD
Cleveland Dad HD
Dad HD
Squid HD
Reba HD
Reba HD
Reba HD
Last Man Last Man Dirty Dancing (‘87, PG-13) Jennifer Grey, Patrick Swayze. HD
Super Tuesday
Super Tuesday
Super Tuesday
Super Tuesday
Super Tuesday
Daily Show Nightly (N) midnight
Not Happen
Tosh.0 HD Tosh.0 HD Tosh.0 HD Tosh.0 HD Tosh.0 (N) Not Safe
Venom Hunters HD
Moonshiners (TV14) HD Moonshiners (TV14) HD
Moonshiners (TV14) (N) Moonshiners (N) HD
Lemonade Mouth (‘11, NR) aac Bridgit Mendler.
Austin HD BUNK’D
Total Divas (N) HD
Just Jillian (N) HD
E! News (N) HD
Total Divas (TV14) HD
SportsCenter HD
SportsCenter HD
(7:00) College Bball HD College Basketball: Indiana vs Iowa (Live) HD
Fab Five Michigan basketball. HD
Basketball NBA HD
College Basketball: Baylor vs Oklahoma (Live)
Chopped (TV G) HD
Chopped (TV G) (N) HD
Chopped (TV G) HD
Chopped (TV G) HD
Chopped (TV G) HD
The 700 Club (TV G)
13 Going on 30 (‘04)
Pretty Little Liars (N) HD Shadowhunters (N) HD Pretty Little Liars HD
(7:00) Marvel’s The Avengers (‘12, PG-13) aaac People v. O.J. (N) HD
People v. O.J. HD
People v. O.J. HD
Fixer Upper (TV G) HD
Fixer Upper (N) HD
Hunters
Hunters
Cars HD
Cars HD
Cars (N)
Cars (N)
Forged in Fire (N) HD
(:03) Forged in Fire HD Cars HD
Cars HD
Dance Moms (N) HD
Dance Moms (N) HD
Mother/Daughter (N) HD Mother/Daughter HD
(:02) Dance Moms HD
Shannara: “Ellcrys” (N)
Ridiculous Ridiculous Ridiculous Ridiculous
Ridiculous Ridiculous Teen Wolf (N) HD
Henry
Nicky
Friends
Friends
Friends
Ink Master (N) HD
Ink Master (N) HD
Ink Master Ink Master Ink Master (TV14) HD
Ink Master (TV14) HD
The Conjuring (‘13)
The Possession (‘12, PG-13) aac
Colony (TV14) HD
House of Bones (‘10) ac
Big Bang
Big Bang
Big Bang
Big Bang
Big Bang
Big Bang
Conan (TV14) (N) HD
Broke Girls Conan HD
The Remains of the Day (‘93, PG) aaa Anthony Hopkins.
Sense and Sensibility (‘96, PG) aaa Emma Thompson.
The Little Couple (N)
Rattled (TVPG) (N) HD
The Little Couple HD
(:02) Rattled (TVPG) HD
Little Couple (N) HD
Rizzoli & Isles HD
Rizzoli & Isles (N) HD
Rizzoli & Isles HD
Castle: “Swan Song”
CSI: NY (TV14) HD
Bizarre Foods America Bizarre Foods (N) HD
Booze Traveler HD
Bizarre Foods: “Maine” Bizarre Foods HD
Queens
Queens
Queens
Modern
Modern
Modern
Modern
Modern
Modern
Modern
Modern
Modern
Modern
Love & Hip Hop HD
Love & Hip Hop HD
Romeo Must Die (‘00, R) aac Jet Li, Aaliyah. HD
ATL (‘14)
Outsiders (N) HD
Backdraft (‘91, R) HD
Together
Remember Titans (‘00) Vinyl: “Whispered Sec”
Gonzaga
Knocked Up (‘07, R) aaa Seth Rogen. HD
Get on Up (‘14, PG-13) Chadwick Boseman. HD
The Bucket List (‘08, PG-13) aaa HD Chemistry Chemistry 6th Sense
Bulletproof (‘15) HD
60 Minutes Sports HD
60 Minutes Sports HD
Scream 3 (‘00, R) HD
8:00
P R EM
P R EM
CABLE
BROADCAST
8:00
9:30
12:30
Red Carpet The Oscars (TV14) HD
Local
Jimmy Kimmel Live (N)
Last Vegas (‘13, PG-13) aaa Michael Douglas. HD
(:08) Local Programs
(:35) Local
60 Minutes (N) HD
Local Programs
Dateline NBC HD
Dateline
Ted (‘12, R) aaa Mark Wahlberg, Zane Cowans. HD
Simpsons Cooper
Family Guy Bordertown Local Programs
Local Programs
The Replacements aaa
(7:00) Lethal Weapon 3 (‘92, R) aaa Lethal Weapon 4 (‘98, R) aaa Mel Gibson, Danny Glover.
The First 48 (TV14) HD
Intervention: “Erin” HD
Intervention: “Erin” HD Hoarders (TVPG) (N) HD Intervention (N) HD
The Walking Dead (N)
Talking Dead (N) HD
Fear the Walking Dead: “Pilot” HD
Comic Book
The Walking Dead HD
North Woods Law HD
Curse Frozen (N) HD
North Woods Law HD
(:04) Curse Frozen HD
North Woods Law HD
Let the Church Say Amen (‘13, NR) HD
Mann’s HD Mann’s HD About the Business
Popoff
Danny
Housewives (TV14)
Atlanta Social (N) HD
Potomac: “Error On”
Housewives (TV14)
Housewives (TV14)
Dad HD
Family Guy Family Guy Rick Morty Tyson
Venture
Pickles
King of Hill Cleveland Dad HD
Skull Challenge HD
Skull Challenge HD
Skull Challenge HD
Cops HD
Cops HD
Skull Challenge (N) HD
Anthony: “Marseille”
Anthony: “Okinawa”
Anthony: “Ethiopia”
Anthony: “Borneo”
And the Winner Is... HD
Kevin Hart (TVMA) HD
Kevin Hart (TV14) HD
Kevin Hart (‘11, R) HD
Chris Rock: Kill the Messenger HD
Chris Rock
Naked Afraid (TV14) HD Naked Afraid (TV14) HD
Naked Afraid (TV14) HD Naked Afraid (TV14) HD Naked Afraid (N) HD
Mako
Mako
Liv HD
BUNK’D
Girl Meets Austin HD Best HD
Undercover Jessie HD Jessie HD
Red Carpet Hollywood Medium HD Hollywood Medium HD Hollywood Medium HD (:45) E! After Party: 2016 HD
(7:00) College T&F HD 2015 Reebok CrossFit Invitational
SportsCenter HD
Sports HD
Rise Up HD
ESPN FC HD
(7:00) X Games Oslo
Glory Kickboxing: “Glory 27: Chicago” (TV14) HD
Guy’s Grocery Games All-Star Academy (N)
Cutthroat Kitchen (N)
Cutthroat Kitchen HD
All-Star Academy HD
(7:00) Pitch Perfect (‘12, PG-13) HD
27 Dresses (‘08, PG-13) aac Katherine Heigl, Brian Kerwin.
Osteen
Turning
World War Z (‘13, PG-13) aaa Brad Pitt, Mireille Enos.
World War Z (‘13, PG-13) aaa Brad Pitt, Mireille Enos.
Hunt HD
Life HD
Life HD
Island Life Island Life Hunters
Hunters
Life HD
Life HD
Hunt HD
Ax Men: Logged (N) HD Ax Men (TV14) (N) HD
(:03) Swamp People HD Billion Dollar Wreck HD Ax Men: Logged HD
Suicide Note (‘15) HD
Bad Sister (‘15, NR) Ryan Newman. HD
(:02) Suicide Note (‘15, NR) HD
MTV Suspect HD
(7:30) Step Up 2: The Streets (‘08)
Step Up 3D (‘10, PG-13) Rick Malambri, Adam G. Sevani. HD
Sponge
Sponge
Full House Full House Full House Full House Full House Full House Friends
Friends
Bar Rescue (TVPG) HD
Lip Sync
Lip Sync
Lip Sync
Lip Sync
The Lone Ranger (‘13) Men in Black (‘97, PG-13) aaa Will Smith.
Men in Black II (‘02, PG-13) Tommy Lee Jones.
Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Jackass 3D (‘10, R) aaa Johnny Knoxville.
Swing Time (‘36, NR) aaac Fred Astaire. HD
Gold Diggers 37 (‘36)
Blue Skies (‘46, NR) aac Fred Astaire.
My 600-lb Life Fan (N)
My 600-lb Life Fan HD
My 600-lb Life Fan HD
Olympus Has Fallen (‘13, R) Gerard Butler. HD
(:15) The Sorcerer’s Apprentice (‘10, PG) Nicolas Cage. HD
Journey
Mysteries: “Curse” HD
Mysteries (TVPG) HD
Mysteries (TVPG) HD
Mysteries at the Castle Mysteries (TVPG) HD
Reba HD
Reba HD
Raymond Raymond Raymond Raymond Queens
Queens
Queens
Queens
Modern
Modern
Modern
Law & Order: SVU HD Law & Order: SVU HD Law & Order: SVU HD Modern
Space Jam (‘96) aac HD Love & Hip Hop HD
Love & Hip Hop HD
Love & Hip Hop HD
Dance Flick (‘09) a HD
Outsiders: “Demolition”
Big (‘88, PG) Tom Hanks, Elizabeth Perkins. HD
San Andreas (‘15) aaa Vinyl (TVMA) (N) HD
Girls (N)
Together
Oliver (N) Vinyl: “Whispered Sec”
Together
Enemy
The Transporter (‘02, PG-13) aaa HD Dracula Untold (‘14, PG-13) aac HD (:35) Wicked Deeds (‘16, NRAO) HD
The Circus The Circus Billions (TVMA) HD
Billions (TVMA) HD
Billions: “The Deal” HD
The Circus Shameless
MONDAY EVENING
MARCH 1, 2016
9:00
WEDNESDAY EVENING
P R EM
P R EM
CABLE
BROADCAST
8:00
ABC
CBS
NBC
FOX
ION
A&E
AMC
ANIMAL
BET
BRAVO
CARTOON
CMT
CNN
COMEDY
DISCOVERY
DISNEY
E!
ESPN
ESPN2
FOOD
FREEFORM
FX
HGTV
HISTORY
LIFETIME
MTV
NICK
SPIKE
SYFY
TBS
TCM
TLC
TNT
TRAVEL
TV LAND
USA
VH1
WGN
HBO
MAX
SHOW
11:00
Local Programs
Local Programs
NBA Count NBA Basketball: Golden State vs Oklahoma City (Live) HD
48 Hours (TV14) (N)
Local Programs
NCIS: New Orleans HD NCIS: “16 Years” HD
Local
(:29) Saturday Night Live (TV14) HD
NHL Hockey: Detroit Red Wings vs Colorado Avalanche (Live) HD
Rosewood: “Fireflies”
Lucifer: “Lucifer, Stay”
Local Programs
Axe Cop
Golan HD Local Programs
Law & Order: SVU HD Law & Order: SVU HD Law & Order: SVU HD Law & Order: SVU HD Law & Order: SVU HD
The First 48: (N) HD
The First 48: (N) HD
The First 48: Killer HD The First 48 (TV14) HD
The First 48 (TV14) HD
Tremors
(6:30) Jurassic Park (‘93, PG-13) HD King Kong (‘76, PG) aac Jeff Bridges, Charles Grodin. HD
Pit Bulls and Parolees Pit Bulls and Parolees Pit Bulls and Parolees Pit Bulls and Parolees Pit Bulls and Parolees
12 Years a Slave (‘13, R) Chiwetel Ejiofor. HD
(:18) Precious (‘09, R) aaa Gabourey Sidibe, Mo’Nique. HD
Housewives (:27) Coyote Ugly (‘00, PG-13) aac (:15) Forgetting Sarah Marshall (‘08, R) aaa Jason Segel, Kristen Bell.
Family Guy Family Guy DBZ Kai
Dimension
DBZ Kai
King of Hill King of Hill Cleveland Cleveland Dad HD
Fool’s Gold (‘08, PG-13) aac Matthew McConaughey. HD
Into the Blue (‘05, PG-13) aac Jessica Alba, Paul Walker. HD
This Is Life
Democratic Primary HD Democratic Primary HD Democratic Primary HD This Is Life
Kevin Hart (TVMA) HD
Trevor Noah (TVMA)
Trevor Noah (TVMA)
MythBusters (N) HD
Diesel Brothers (N)
Street Outlaws HD
Diesel Brothers HD
Diesel Brothers HD
Lab Rats Gamer’s
Undercover Best HD
Jessie HD Jessie HD
(:10) Monsters University (‘13, G) Billy Crystal. HD
Safe Haven (‘13, PG-13) aac Josh Duhamel, Julianne Hough.
Safe Haven (‘13, PG-13) aac
SportsCenter HD
SportsCenter HD
Basketball College Basketball: Florida vs LSU (Live) HD
College Basketball (Live) HD
College Bball (Live) HD
College Basketball: Gonzaga vs BYU (Live) HD
Chopped (TV G) HD
Chopped: “Heroes” HD
Chopped: “Celebrities”
Chopped (TV G) HD
Chopped: “Heroes” HD
Tucker Must Die (‘06)
(6:45) Clueless (‘95, PG-13) aaa HD Pitch Perfect (‘12, PG-13) Anna Kendrick, Skylar Astin. HD
American Hustle (‘13, R) aaa Christian Bale, Bradley Cooper.
Zero Dark Thirty (‘13, R) aaac Jessica Chastain.
Log Cabin Log Cabin Property Brothers HD
Property Brothers HD Property Brothers HD House Hunters (N) HD
American Pickers HD
American Pickers HD
American Pickers HD
American Pickers HD
American Pickers HD
(:02) Pregnant at 17 (‘16, NR) Josie Bissett. HD
Suicide Note (‘15) HD
Suicide Note (‘15, NR) HD
8 Mile (‘02, R) Eminem.
Ridiculous Ridiculous Ridiculous Ridiculous White Chicks (‘04, PG-13) aa Shawn Wayans.
Friends
Shakers
Nicky (N) 100 Things Thunderman Full House Full House Full House Full House Friends
Cops HD
Cops HD
Cops HD
Cops HD
Cops HD
Cops HD
Cops HD
Cops HD
Scarface (‘83, R) HD
Gone in 60 Sec (‘00)
The Lone Ranger (‘13, PG-13) aaa Johnny Depp, Armie Hammer.
Tremors 5 (‘15) aac
Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Bee HD
Tribeca
Old School (‘03, R) HD
Apollo 13 (‘95, PG) aaac
Breaking Away (‘79, PG) Dennis Christopher.
Diner (‘82, R) Steve Guttenberg, Daniel Stern. HD
Extra Dose (TV14) HD
Sex Sent Me to the ER Sex Sent Me to the ER Extra Dose (TV14) HD
Untold ER (N) HD
Wrath of the Titans (‘12, PG-13) aac HD
Resident Evil (‘12) HD
Clash of the Titans (‘10, PG-13) aac HD
Ghost Adventures HD
Ghost Adventures (N)
Ghost Adventures HD
The Dead Files HD
Ghost Adventures HD
Raymond Raymond Raymond Raymond Raymond Raymond Queens
Queens
Queens
Queens
Blindspot (TV14) HD
Blindspot (TV14) HD
Colony: “Broussard”
Suits: “Tick Tock” HD
Blindspot (TV14) HD
Love & Hip Hop HD
Space Jam (‘96, PG) aac Michael Jordan. HD
Roll Bounce (‘05, PG-13) ac Shad Moss.
The Perfect Storm (‘00, PG-13) George Clooney.
The Last Samurai (‘03, R) aaa Tom Cruise, Ken Watanabe. HD
San Andreas (‘15, PG-13) aaa Dwayne Johnson.
W.C. Boxing: “Crawford vs. Lundy Silva” (Live)
(:15) Real Sports HD
(:05) Hollow Man (‘00, R) aac Elisabeth Shue. HD
Cop Car (‘15, R) Kevin Bacon. HD
Death Sentence (‘07, R) aaa HD
Shameless: “NSFW”
Showtime Championship Boxing: “Santa Cruz vs. Martinez” (Taped) HD
BROADCAST
10:00
P R EM
FEBRUARY 27, 2016
9:30
CABLE
9:00
P R EM
ABC
CBS
NBC
FOX
ION
A&E
AMC
ANIMAL
BET
BRAVO
CARTOON
CMT
CNN
COMEDY
DISCOVERY
DISNEY
E!
ESPN
ESPN2
FOOD
FREEFORM
FX
HGTV
HISTORY
LIFETIME
MTV
NICK
SPIKE
SYFY
TBS
TCM
TLC
TNT
TRAVEL
TV LAND
USA
VH1
WGN
HBO
MAX
SHOW
8:30
BROADCAST
P R EM
CABLE
BROADCAST
8:00
CABLE
SATURDAY EVENING
ABC
CBS
NBC
FOX
ION
A&E
AMC
ANIMAL
BET
BRAVO
CARTOON
CMT
CNN
COMEDY
DISCOVERY
DISNEY
E!
ESPN
ESPN2
FOOD
FREEFORM
FX
HGTV
HISTORY
LIFETIME
MTV
NICK
SPIKE
SYFY
TBS
TCM
TLC
TNT
TRAVEL
TV LAND
USA
VH1
WGN
HBO
MAX
SHOW
8:30
ABC
CBS
NBC
FOX
ION
A&E
AMC
ANIMAL
BET
BRAVO
CARTOON
CMT
CNN
COMEDY
DISCOVERY
DISNEY
E!
ESPN
ESPN2
FOOD
FREEFORM
FX
HGTV
HISTORY
LIFETIME
MTV
NICK
SPIKE
SYFY
TBS
TCM
TLC
TNT
TRAVEL
TV LAND
USA
VH1
WGN
HBO
MAX
SHOW
8:30
MARCH 4, 2016
9:00
9:30
10:00
10:30
11:00
11:30
12:00
12:30
(:01) 20/20 (N) HD
Local
Last Man Dr. Ken
Shark Tank (TVPG) HD
Hawaii Five-0 HD
Local
Late Show (TV14) HD
Late Late
The Amazing Race (N)
Dateline NBC (N) HD
Local
Late Night
Caught On Camera (N) Grimm: “Key Move” (N)
Second Chance (N) HD
Local Programs
Local Programs
Sleepy Hollow (N) HD
Criminal Minds HD
Criminal Minds HD
Saving Hope (TV14) HD
Saving Hope (TV14) HD
Criminal Minds HD
The First 48: Killer HD The First 48: Killer HD The First 48: Killer HD The First 48: Killer HD The First 48: Killer HD
The Walking Dead HD
The Green Mile (‘99) HD The Express (‘08, PG) aaa Rob Brown, Dennis Quaid. HD
Insane Pools (N) HD
Treehouse Masters (N) (:03) Insane Pools HD
Treehouse Masters HD
Insane Pools HD
To Be Announced
Martin
Martin
Martin
Martin
First Look The People’s Couch
The People’s Couch
The People’s Couch
Housewives Housewives (TV14)
Bob’s HD
Cleveland Family Guy Family Guy Newsreader Eric Andre Awesome Squid HD
Skull Challenge HD
Skull Challenge HD
Reba HD
Reba HD
Happy Gilmore (‘96, PG-13) Adam Sandler. HD
CNN Special Report
Anthony: “Detroit”
Anthony: “Mississippi”
Anderson Cooper 360° CNN Tonight (N)
(6:53) Pineapple Express (‘08, R) HD Get Him to the Greek (‘10, R) Jonah Hill, Russell Brand. HD
Pineapple Express (‘08)
Gold Rush: “King of the Klondike” (TVPG) HD
Gold Rush: The Dirt (N) Gold Rush: “King of the Klondike” (TVPG) (N) HD
Star vs.
Star Wars BUNK’D
Stuck HD
Jessie HD Jessie HD
Descendants (‘15, NR) aac Dove Cameron. HD
Just Married (‘03, PG-13) aa Ashton Kutcher.
Total Divas (TV14) HD
E! News (N) HD
NBA Basketball: Atlanta Hawks at Los Angeles Lakers (Live)
NBA Basketball: Washington vs Cleveland (Live) HD
SportsCenter HD
NFL Live HD
(7:00) College Bball HD College Basketball: Texas vs Oklahoma State
Burgers
Diners HD Diners HD Diners HD Diners HD
Diners HD American Diners HD Diners HD Vacation
The 700 Club (TV G)
ParaNorman (‘12) HD
Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban (‘04)
Shadowhunters HD
White House Down (‘13, PG-13) aac Channing Tatum, Jamie Foxx.
White House Down (‘13, PG-13) aac
Love It or List It HD
Hunters
Hunters
My Lottery Hunters
Pawn Stars Pawn Stars American Restoration Million Dollar Genius
Join Die
Pawn Stars Pawn Stars Pawn Stars
Bring It!: “3 Strikes” (N) Mother/Daughter HD
Little Women: Atlanta
Bring It! (TVPG) HD
Bring It! (TVPG) (N) HD
(:05) Monsters vs. Aliens (‘09, PG) aaa Reese Witherspoon.
South Park
How High (‘01, R) aac Method Man, Redman. HD
Henry
Henry
Friends
Friends
Friends
Cops HD
Bellator MMA Live (TV14) (N) HD
Cops HD
Cops HD
Cops HD
Jail HD
Cops HD
The Scorpion King (‘02) The Scorpion King 2: Rise of a Warrior (‘08, PG-13)
Evil Dead II (‘87, R) Bruce Campbell.
Cougar
Cougar
Broke Girls Broke Girls Broke Girls Broke Girls Olympus Has Fallen (‘13, R) aaa Gerard Butler.
(:45) Beloved Enemy (‘36, NR) David Niven.
Folies Bergère (‘35, NR) aaa
These Three (‘36, NR) aaac
Say Yes
Say Yes
Love, Lust Swipe HD
Say Yes
Say Yes
Say Yes to the Dress
Love, Lust Swipe (N)
Separation Anxiety HD Carter HD
The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug (‘13, PG-13) Ian McKellen, Martin Freeman. HD
Mysteries (TVPG) HD
Mysteries (TVPG) HD
Mysteries (TVPG) HD
Mysteries (TVPG) HD
Mysteries (TVPG) HD
National Lampoon’s European Vacation (‘85) ac Teachers
National Lampoon’s Vacation (‘83, R) aaa Chevy Chase.
Modern
Modern
Modern
Modern
Modern
Modern
Modern
Modern
Law & Order: SVU HD
Cruel Intentions (‘99, R) Sarah Michelle Gellar.
She’s Out of My League (‘10, R) Jay Baruchel, Alice Eve. HD
Just Luck
How I Met How I Met How I Met How I Met
VICE (N)
Animals
Real Time Maher HD
Entourage (‘15, R) Kevin Connolly.
Making of Real Time Maher (N)
The Cell (‘00, R) Jennifer Lopez. HD
Beyond the Valley of the Dolls (‘70)
(:20) The Fly (‘86, R) aaac Jeff Goldblum.
Killing Season (‘13, R) aa HD
Summer Sam
(:15) Michael Jackson’s Journey (‘16, NR) aaa HD Billions: “The Deal” HD
5B
Final
Good Luck
Four
in the Final Four
Final
Four
WCHS Lady Jackets
Lady Jacket Alex Thomas goes to the
line for two free throws during the region
championship game.
Lady Jacket Amani Trice gets set for a
free-throw shot during the region championship game.
Photos by Eric Denty
For the first time in WCHS history, the Lady Jacket basketball team will compete
in the “Final 4” of the GHSA state tournament. Members of the Lady Jackets 2016
Region 3-AAAA championship team include Chandler Henderson, Amani Trice,
Tania Ward, Jumara Nixon, Amiah Height, Martina Davidson, Jada Balsinger, April
Mobley, Alex Thomas, Bekah Bennett, Alexis Derr, Bre Wilson and Nakaya Davis.
The coaches are Kala Hobbs, Olivia Jern and Bragg Thompson.
Lady Jacket Chandler Henderson
draws a foul during the region championship game.
Lady Jacket Amiah Height drives in the Coaches Kala Hobbs, Olivia Jern and
lane for a basket during the region cham- Bragg Thompson gather the starters during a
timeout during the region championship
pionship game.
game.
Lady Jacket Tania Ward pushes the
ball past a Lady Bear player during the
region championship game.
We Are Wayne County!!!
PY E’S A PP LI ANC E
Tracy Alan Brown
M aj o r h o u s e h o ld a p p li a n c e r e p a i r
an d p a r t s s al e s fo r a l l m ak e s an d m o d el s
Attorney at Law
(912) 427-7313
148 N. Wayne St.,
w w w. p y e s a p p l i a n c e . c o m
We a p p r e c i a t e yo u r b u s i n e s s !
PROUD TO BE A PART OF WAYNE COUNTY
& SUPPORT THE YELLOW JACKETS
ADVANCED
HEALTH CARE
391 S. First Street, Jesup
427-8433
Phone: 912-427-2504
Fax: 912-427-8895
You Make Us Proud!
BROOKS AUTO PARTS, INC.
Tony Landon, Manager
455 S. First St. Jesup, GA 31545
Phone: 912-427-2095
[email protected]
252 W. Walnut St.
427-3757
WE’RE PROUD OF YOU
WELLS ROOFING & REPAIR
Harris Real Estate, Inc.
P.O. Box 923, 141 E. Cherry Street
Jesup Georgia 31545
Broker
Freddy Swenson
Office: (912) 427-6028
Fax: (912) 427-6656
Cell Ph: (912) 294-2378
E-mail: [email protected]
Web page: //www.harris-realty.net
YOU MAKE US PROUD
Jones Drug Co.
192 W. Cherry St.
Jesup, GA • 427-3726
Physical Therapy, Inc.
Barry Arem
172 Tower Rd., Jesup, GA • 427-4290
[email protected]
YOU MAKE US PROUD!
“Make the Step
Up to a Credit
Union”
705 W. Cherry Street • Jesup, Georgia
427-3904
Specializing In:
Roofing & Repairs • Vinyl Siding • Replacement Windows
• Screen Enclosures • Seamless Gutters
“Over 50 Years Experience”
LICENSED • BONDED • INSURED
WENDELL WELLS
OFFICE: 586-6711
STEVE WELLS
OFFICE: 366-8354
CELL: 269-8594
PROPANE GAS AND APPLIANCES
We’re Proud Of You!
645 W. Cherry St. Lane Jesup, GA • 427-6992
Larry Shaw--Manager
CLASS IFIEDS
HOW TO PLACE YOUR AD
WHEN TO PLACE YOUR AD
By Phone: Call
(912) 427-3757
In person, our office
address is:
Jesup, GA 31545
Office Hours:
Mon. - Fri 8-5
C LASSIFIEDS :
PUBLISHER’S
NOTICE
This newspaper is pledged
to the letter and spirit of the
U.S. policy for the achievement of equal housing opportunity throughout the
nation. We encourage and
support an affirmative advertising and marketing
program in which there are
no barriers to obtaining
housing.
All real estate advertised in
this newspaper is subject
to the Federal Fair Housing
Act, which makes it illegal
to advertise any preference, limitation or discrimination based on race, color,
religion, sex, handicap, familial status or national origin, or intention to make
any such preferences, limitations or discrimination.
We will not knowingly accept any advertising for
real estate that is in violation of the law.
Announcements
110 Lost/Found
Missing Dog last seen on
Old River Rd. in Jesup, if you
have seen him please contact Michelle @ 912-2567437
120 Want To Buy
Want to buy used Christian
books. Larry Odum 912-2943434
Need Seed. I am looking for
heirloom or old variety, local
grown and saved seeds for
vegetables or flowers. Call
Derby at (912) 424-6494 or
contact
at
[email protected].
We are looking to purchase
copies (book) of Wayne
County Georgia – Its History
and Its People, published in
1990. If you have a copy you
would like to sell or donate,
please call The Press-Sentinel at 912-427-3757
130 Personals
God send an Angel to us,
Renee Carter, Ginger &
John.
SEEKING OLD PICTURES
OF PINE FORESTS BEING
HARVESTED FOR GUM TO
MAKE
TURPENTINE.
SEEKING ALL TYPES
FROM THE HARVESTING
TO THE STILL PROCESS
TO THE TRANSPORTATION. WOULD LIKE FOR
THE PICTURES TO BE
FROM WAYNE COUNTY
OR SOUTH GEORGIA.
WOULD LIKE TO MAKE
COPIES OF THE OLD PICTURES. CALL 912-2707548 OR 912-202-2431
W HEN YOUR AD IS DUE :
W EDNESDAY ’ S E DITION ,
12 N OON M ONDAY
S ATURDAY ’ S E DITION ,
12 N OON T HURSDAY
Employment
200 Help Wanted
Appling
HealthCare
System
Baxley Georgia, is currently
accepting applications for PRN
positions in the following areas:
RN
LPN
CNA
Registration clerk
Appling HealthCare System is an equal opportunity employer & a drug free workplace. If interested submit resume by fax to (912) 367-1272,
or mail resume to Appling HealthCare System
attn: HR dept. Applications are also available
at Administration / HR office.
EXPRESS
OPENINGS IN
BRUNSWICK
INDUSTRIAL
ELECTRICIANS
Pay based on experience
Apply online
www.expresspros.com
or
Email your resume to:
jobs.brunswickga@
expresspros.com
Call us for an interview
(866) 648-0700
CEO OPENING The Boys &
Girls Clubs of the Altamaha
Area is seeking a CEO. Applicant must have a minimum
of a B.S. degree. Salary,
$32,000 to $54,000. The
CEO is responsible for managing the business operations and program staff of the
Boys and Girls Clubs of the
Altamaha Area, a fast-paced,
dynamic organization with
more than 150 youth members. Submit resume to
BGCAA, Att: Will Murphy,
550 E. Orange St., Jesup,
GA 32546.
RN/LPN GEORGIA NURSECARE Long term, in-home
private duty full & p/t position
avail. In Jesup area. One-onone care in comfortable surroundings with excellent family support. Evening/night
shift. Med/Surg. exp.helpful.
Paid orientation. Become a
member of this great caring
team. Top pay, mileage (if
outside Wayne), generous
benefits pkg. Smoke-free environment. Call 800-2696877 or 912-264-0040 for
appt. Email resume to
[email protected].
HR Contact: Georgia Nursecare
3216 Shrine Rd.
Brunswick, GA 31520 912264-0040
TRACTOR/DUMP TRAILER
DRIVERS NEEDED. MUST
HAVE CLASS A CDL, MINIMUM 2 YEARS EXPERIENCE AND CLEAN MVR.
HOME NIGHTLY. BENEFITS
INCLUDED. 912-265-9208
Appling HealthCare System in Baxley Georgia, is
currently accepting applications for PRN positions in the
following areas: RN LPN
CNA Registration clerk Appling HealthCare System is
an equal opportunity employer & a drug free workplace. If interested submit
resume by fax to (912) 367-
RN NEEDED
Registered Nurses needed for all areas.
WMH offers competitive salary, benefits
package including 401-K with match,
sign-on bonus, and more. To apply email
[email protected] or
fax 912-530-3274.
SATURDAY
FEBRUARY 27, 2016
HOMELand
• I N P RINT
• O N L INE • A NYTIME
S EE O NLINE C LASSIFIEDS AT:
w w w. t h e p r e s s - s e n t i n e l . c o m
1272, or mail resume to Appling HealthCare System
attn: HR dept. Applications
are also available at Administration / HR office.
CDL Truck Drivers. Current
MVR, 3-years experience.
Apply at Hendrix Hauling
3600 Rayonier Road.
Services
300 Business and
Services
YARD
MAINTENANCE
Need your yard
maintained weekly?
We do it all.
Mowing, trimming,
weedeating, edging,
etc.
Call now for quote.
1-912-207-0228
Will McCann
Lawn care and pressure
washing will give you the improvement you been looking
for, free estimate. 912-2946968
J & J Construction: remodels, new builds, painting,
roofing. One year warranty
on work. Call 912-402-8626
John or 912-685-6292 Jerry.
Mallard Septic Tank: Septic
Tank systems installed and
repaired, dirt, land clearing,
roads and ponds. Dwaine
Mallard. 912-427-8660.
Pye’s Tree Service, debris
removal. Licensed & Insured.
Free estimates 912-4248753 912-424-5515
310 Home
Improvement
John Crosier Home Improvement: Ceramic tile, drywall new and repair, new
roofs and roof repair, vinyl
siding, decks, additions, interior and exterior painting,
window replacement, cabinets & counters,gutters,
pressure washing. 912-4246073
Eicher’s Pro Vinyl $0 down
100% financing available,
WAC 1-year same-as-cash,
payments as low as $54/mo.
Sunrooms, metal roofing,
vinyl siding, seamless gutters, vinyl replacement windows, patio covers & decks,
visit our showroom at 341
Cameron Rd. Jesup, GA.
912-588-0061 912-294-6607
www.eichersprovinyl.com
Well’s Roofing and Vinyl
Siding, Inc. All work guaranteed, 45 years experience,
residential and commercial.
Call 912-269-8594 or 912586-6711.
Don Phillip’s Home Improvements, Remodeling,
roofing & re-roofing, new
construction, additions, and
wood decks. Call Don at
912-294-5292.
340 Yard Work
Tatum
Stump
Grinding,
reasonable rates, work guaranteed. 912-530-7578 or
912-424-9146
For Sale
400 Yard Sales
Our Classified Ads Work!
Let us sell your items for you.
Call The Press-Sentinel,
912-427-3757.
480 Miscellaneous
Sale Items
Craftsman 42 in.high performance riding lawnmower grass
catcher. You pick up. $75 912427-3952
Queen size bedroom suit, solid
wood, recessed head board
$800.00. 912-407-6232
SHAZAM! Almost Everything
Fri. Sat. 9-5 Sunday 12-4 furniture, antiques, stuff new arrivals
every week largest estate buyer
in area, 167 S E Board @ RR
Tupperware to tiffany. Thank you
Jesup! Tom & Mona 636-4028194 anytime
HP laptop touch screen
$250.00, Dell desktop $200.00
912-294-4827 call after 5:00.
Used appliances & furniture,
we buy and sell. 912-4278835
Mancave/Shop for sale!
The fully insulated shop is
16X32, fully equipped. Tin
ceiling with wood laminate
floors and plenty of electrical
outlets and lights inside.
Front door with a window on
each side. Built with a
garage door but is enclosed
now, which can easily be
changed back. Includes an
AC and heat wall unit, 4X8
1in thick slate pool table that
comes with 2 sets of balls,
plenty of pool sticks with a
pool stick holder and ping
pong table top, sectional
couch with matching ottoman, and matching chair,
projector, receiver, and surround sound speakers, fully
lit mini fridge, several neon
signs, and dart board. Buyer
has to move. Steps, blinds,
and outside lights included;
$15,000. 912-256-3243.
Real Estate
660 Lots For Sale
Adjoining coastal lots for
sale Beautiful moss-draped
oak trees are featured on
two golf course home sites
at Sutherland Bluff Plantation in McIntosh County.
Located across the street
from the marsh, these adjoining lots overlook the
second fairway of the
Sapelo Hammock Golf Club
and are just down from the
pro shop, community pool
and tennis facilities. This
gated community additionally offers use of the clubhouse and deep water dock
overlooking the Broro River
leading into the Sapelo
Sound. Local marinas and
restaurants are close by in
the Village of Shellman
Bluff. The lots are priced at
$25,000 each. For more information contact Ellen
Harris at 832-6335 or 2695627.
670 Acreage
For Sale
Two (2) to four (4) acre lots,
located in the Odum area,
Customer Service Rep/Dispatcher
Busy Heating & A/C Service Company Call Center, seeking
qualified applicants with great customer service &
communication skills, excellent organizational & detail
oriented candidates. Experience with Quick Books, MS Office & Scheduling is a plus. Duties will include answering
incoming calls, input service work orders, field scheduling &
dispatching. Salary based on experience. Benefits package
includes paid vacation, holiday & sick, company matched
IRA contributions. Hs Grad Valid GA Drivers license drug
screen & background check. Apply in person at 168 Tower
Rd Jesup or email your confidential resume with salary history to HYPERLINK "mailto:[email protected]"
[email protected]. No phone calls please. EOE
Veteran
Owned Serving Jesup & Hinesville
FREE
real estate
guide published
monthly by
You can also find
Classifieds in each
Wednesday and Saturday
edition of
The Press-Sentinel.
The best source for online
Classifieds
The Press-Sentinel
owner financing available for
qualified applicants, Call
912-427-8660 for more information and directions.
tails, Jesup Housing Authority at 327 Bay Acres Road.
Call 912-427-2535.
For Rent
Clean 14x70 2 BR 2 BA furnished, private lot. 912-5308287
2 BR 2 BA C/H/A total electric, water, lawn service, pest
control, clean quiet area. No
pets. $420/mo. Call 912-4240158
Rent to own 3 BR 2 BA d/w:
2 BR 2 BA singlewide. 912294-3942 912-256-3942
Mobile Home. 2 BDRM, 2
Bath. Stove & refrigerator.
Very clean. No smoking. No
pets. $550 per month. $500
deposit. References required. 912-427-6400.
700 Homes
For Rent
3 BR 2 BA newly remodeled
appliances included, no pets,
$650/mo. $500/dep. references needed, serious inquires only. 912-202-3337
3 BR 2 BA in Screven
$500/mo. 912-270-2985
Brick 3 BR 1.5 BA, in city
limits, stove, refrigerator,
total electric, no pets, references required, $600/mo.
$500/dep.
912-202-6188
after 6 pm.
Spacious nice features 3
BR 2 BA C/H/A, large lot
912-427-6178
2 & 3 Bedroom Homes. 912427-4431 No Sunday calls!
ED
RENT
720 Mobile Homes
For Rent
770 Business
Space
710 Apartments
For Rent
Office space downtown
Jesup. Call 912-424-8012
Store Front Property First
St. by Goodys’ Harris Real
Estate. 912-427-6028
Wildridge Apartments
Autos For Sale
NOW LEASING
$199 MOVE IN SPECIAL
800 Autos For Sale
1 BR furnished apartment.
No pets. Call 912-427-3443
Apply Today!! 1, 2, 3, and 4
bedroom apartments and
townhouses will be coming
available. Nice apartments in
good neighborhood with benefits you won’t find anywhere
else!! Federal rental assistance is also available for
qualified applicants. Fill out
an application today for de-
STATEWIDES
We’re looking for applicants!
Apply now for 1, 2 or 3 BR HC
& non-HC accessible apts.
Call 912-427-2833. 1950 D.
Hwy. 301 #801, Jesup, GA
31546. TDD/TTY 711. “This
institution is an equal opportunity provider, and employer.”
1995 Ford Explorer Eddie
Bauer XLT Edition, one
owner, automatic, mileage
58,238. Cost $3,500. 912294-4908
Have an auto for sale? Let
us help you sell it. Call the
classified department at the
Press-Sentinel,
912-4273757.
SOLD
AUCTIONS
ADVERTISE YOUR AUCTION in over 100
newspapers for only $350. Your 25-word
classified ad will reach more than1 million
readers. Call Jennifer Labon at the Georgia Newspaper Service, 770-454-6776.
DRIVERS
DRIVER – ATTENTION. * HOME
WEEKLY* SE regional runs! $3000 Sign
On Bonus for experienced drivers. Paid out
within 30 days of first dispatch! Limited Positions Available! 6 day refresher course
available.
855-378-9335.
EOE
www.KLLM.com
ATTN: Drivers - $2K Sign-On Bonus. Love
your $60K + Job! We put drivers first! Pet
& Rider Avg $1200 Weekly. CDL-A Req.
(877) 258-8782. Drive4melton.com
DM Commercial Tires
24-Hr. Service • Car Detailing
Passenger Tires • Bandage Re-caps
NEW
and
USED
TIRES
Don’s Sandblasting Service
“No Job Too Big or Too Small”
We Come To You If Needed
Don Thomas, Owner
1001 Hwy. 301 South • Jesup, GA 31545
Ph: 912-530-6099 • 24 Hour: 318-9314
“Call upon us in time of trouble, we will deliver. ~ Psalms 50:15
Served the Jesup area for
12 yrs., now owner of
Mason’s Pest Control.
APPLING HEALTHCARE SYSTEM
Baxley, Georgia
Currently have the following fulltime positions available:
Financial Counselor
Requirements / Qualifications
•5 plus years experience in hospital financial counseling
•High school diploma or GED
•Self-motivated with the ability to prioritize and manage multiple tasks
•Ability to effectively communicate with patients and others
in a professional manner
•Strong computer and customer service skills
Entry Level Accountant
Requirements / Qualifications
•Associates degree in accounting preferred
•Basic knowledge of accounting practices
•Experience with bank reconciliations and general ledgers required
•Strong analytical and computer skills, especially in Microsoft Excel
•Self-motivated with the ability to balance multiple priorities
with a high degree of accuracy
Appling HealthCare System is an equal opportunity
employer offering competitive salaries along with competitive
benefits and is a drug free workplace. If interested fax resume to
912-367-1272 or mail resume to Appling HealthCare System P.O.
Box 2070 Baxley, GA 31515 to the attention of HR Department.
Applications are also available at Administration / HR Office.
LEGALS:
Gpn11
STATE OF GEORGIA
COUNTY OF WAYNE
NOTICE
OF
SALE
UNDER POWER
Because of a default
under the terms of the Security Deed executed by
Steven Carter and Georgia
T. Carter to Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems,
Inc. as nominee for Quicken
Loans Inc. dated May 22,
2013, and recorded in Deed
Book 598, Page 336,
Wayne County Records,
said Security Deed having
been last sold, assigned,
transferred and conveyed to
Quicken Loans Inc. by Assignment, securing a Note
in the original principal
amount of $100,975.00, the
holder thereof pursuant to
said Deed and Note thereby
secured has declared the
entire amount of said indebtedness
due
and
payable and, pursuant to
the power of sale contained
in said Deed, will on the first
Tuesday, March 1, 2016,
during the legal hours of
sale, before the Courthouse
door in said County, sell at
public outcry to the highest
bidder for cash, the property
described in said Deed, towit:
ALL OF THAT CERTAIN
LOT OR PARCEL OF
LAND, SITUATE, LYING
AND BEING IN LAND LOT
348 OF THE 4TH LAND
DISTRICT
WAYNE
COUNTY, GEORGIA, AND
BEING KNOWN AND DESIGNATED AS LOT 6 OF
LAKEWOOD
SUBDIVISION AS SHOWN AND DELINEATED ON THAT CERTAIN PLAT PREPARED BY
PERCY A. BRANNEN RLS
# 868 DATED OCTOBER
28, 1975 AND RECORDED
IN PLAT BOOK 7 PAGE 2
CLERKS OFFICE WAYNE
SUPERIOR COURT. Said
property is known as 1435
Eastlake Drive, Screven,
GA 31560, together with all
fixtures and personal property attached to and constituting a part of said property, if any.
Said property will be sold
subject to any outstanding
ad valorem taxes (including
taxes which are a lien,
whether or not now due and
payable), the right of redemption of any taxing authority, any matters which
might be disclosed by an
accurate survey and inspection of the property, any assessments, liens, encumbrances, zoning ordinances,
restrictions, covenants, and
matters of record superior to
the Security Deed first set
out above. The proceeds of
said sale will be applied to
the payment of said indebtedness and all expenses of
said sale as provided in said
Deed, and the balance, if
any, will be distributed as
provided by law.The sale
will be conducted subject
(1) to confirmation that the
sale is not prohibited under
the U.S. Bankruptcy Code
and (2) to final confirmation
and audit of the status of the
loan with the secured creditor. The property is or may
be in the possession of
Steven Carter and Georgia
T. Carter, successor in interest or tenant(s).Quicken
Loans Inc. as Attorney-inFact for Steven Carter and
Georgia T. Carter
File no. 15-054193
SHAPIRO
PENDERGAST & HASTY, LLP*
Attorneys and Counselors at Law
2872 Woodcock Boulevard, Suite 100
Atlanta, GA 30341
770-220-2535/KLM
shapiroandhasty.com
*THE LAW FIRM IS ACTING AS A DEBT COLLECTOR. ANY INFORMATION
OBTAINED WILL BE USED
FOR THAT PURPOSE.
[FC-NOS]
Run dates: February 6,
13, 20, 27, 2016
No. 638
Gpn11
STATE OF GEORGIA
COUNTY OF WAYNE
NOTICE
OF
SALE
UNDER POWER
Because of a default
under the terms of the Security Deed executed by
James K. Bennett, Jr. and
April L. Bennett to Mortgage
Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. as nominee for
Taylor, Bean and Whitaker
Mortgage Corp. and its successors and assigns dated
March 3, 2008, and
recorded in Deed Book 34K, Page 567, Wayne County
Records, securing a Note in
the original principal amount
of $137,837.00, the holder
thereof pursuant to said
Deed and Note thereby secured has declared the entire amount of said indebtedness due and payable
and, pursuant to the power
of sale contained in said
Deed, will on the first Tuesday, March 1, 2016, during
the legal hours of sale, before the Courthouse door in
said County, sell at public
outcry to the highest bidder
for cash, the property described in said Deed, to-wit:
All of that certain lot, tract or
parcel of land situate, lying
and being in the 1313th
G.M.
District,
Wayne
County, Georgia, described
and identified according to a
plat of survey prepared by
Everett Tomberliln, Georgia
Registered Land Surveyor
No. 2922, dated April 24,
2007 and being recorded in
the office of the Clerk of Superior Court, Wayne County,
Georgia in Plat Book 46,
Page 56, as ALL OF LOT
NUMBERED THREE (3),
CONTAINING 1.00 ACRES,
THE RETREAT AT POST
ROAD
SUBDIVISION,
WAYNE COUNTY, GEORGIA.
Subject to those Restrictive Covenants for Lots 1-17
of The Retreat at Post
Road, recorded in the aforesaid records in Deed Book
493, Page 154.
Reference is hereby
made to aforesaid plat and
to the record thereof for the
purpose of more particularly
describing and identifying
the location, metes and
bounds of the subject property and for all other purposes allowed by law.
Said property is known
as 1222 Post Road, Hortense, GA 31543, together
with all fixtures and personal property attached to
and constituting a part of
said property, if any. Said
property will be sold subject
to any outstanding ad valorem taxes (including taxes
which are a lien, whether or
not now due and payable),
the right of redemption of
any taxing authority, any
matters which might be disclosed by an accurate survey and inspection of the
property, any assessments,
liens, encumbrances, zoning ordinances, restrictions,
covenants, and matters of
record superior to the Security Deed first set out
above.The proceeds of said
sale will be applied to the
payment of said indebtedness and all expenses of
said sale as provided in said
Deed, and the balance, if
any, will be distributed as
provided by law.
The sale will be conducted subject (1) to confirmation that the sale is not
prohibited under the U.S.
Bankruptcy Code and (2) to
final confirmation and audit
of the status of the loan with
the secured creditor. The
property is or may be in the
possession of James K.
Bennett, Jr. and April L.
Bennett, successor in interest or tenant(s). Selene Finance LP as Attorney-inFact for James K. Bennett,
Jr. and April L. Bennett
File no. 15-056230
SHAPIRO
PENDERGAST & HASTY, LLP*
Attorneys and Counselors at Law
2872 Woodcock Boulevard, Suite 100
Atlanta, GA 30341
770-220-2535/CH
shapiroandhasty.com
*THE LAW FIRM IS ACTING AS A DEBT COLLECTOR. ANY INFORMATION
OBTAINED WILL BE USED
FOR THAT PURPOSE.
[FC-NOS]
13, 20, 27, 2016
No. 649
Gpn19
GEORGIA,
WAYNE
COUNTY
SHERIFF’S SALE
There will be sold at public outcry to the highest and
best bidder for cash, between the legal hours of
sale before the courthouse
door in Wayne County,
Georgia, on the first Tuesday in March, 2016, the following described property,
to-wit: All that certain lot,
tract or parcel of land situate, lying and being in Land
Lot 28, and 29 in the Third
Land District of Wayne
County, Georgia, containing
2.733 acres, more or less,
and being more particularly
shown as Tracts 4, 5 and 6
on a certain plat of same
prepared by Merlin J.
Tomberlin and Associates,
Georgia Registered Land
Surveyor No. 2477, dated
May 30, 1998, and recorded
in the Office of the Clerk of
Superior Court, Wayne
County, Georgia in Plat
Book 37, page 95. This parcel is designated as Map
99, Parcel 70-6 in the tax
records of Wayne County.
Georgia. Said property
levied on to satisfy a Fi.Fa.
in favor of the Tax Commissioner of Wayne County
against C & A Financial Programs Inc., issued by the
Tax
Commissioner
of
Wayne County, Georgia for
State and County Ad Valorem taxes for the year(s)
2005 - 2012, levied on as
the property of Defendant in
Fi. Fa., notice of levy and
sale having been given the
defendant in Fi. Fa. (and/or
to defendant in possession).
This 11th day of January,
2016. Wayne County, Georgia.
s/Capt. Kenny Poppell
Deputy Sheriff, Wayne
County, Georgia
Run dates: February
6,13,20, 27, 2016.
No. 652
Gpn19
GEORGIA,
WAYNE
COUNTY
SHERIFF’S SALE
to-wit: All the tract of land in
the City of Jesup, Wayne
County, Georgia, being a
portion of City Lot Number
1577, as represented by the
official map of said City, and
being more particularly described as follows: Beginning at a point on the northwest line of Mahogany
Street, 100 feet southwest
of the southerly intersection
of the southwest line of Oak
Street and Mahogany Street
; thence, at right angles, in a
northwesterly direction 115
feet to a stake; thence, at
right angles, southwesterly,
50 feet to a stake; thence, at
right angles, along line dividing from portion of said
lot known as the Roberson
7B
Tract, southeasterly, 115
feet to a stake on said Mahogany Street; thence,
northeasterly, along said
Mahogany Street, 50 feet to
the beginning stake. Said
tract being rectangular in
shape and bounded, now or
formerly, as follows: Southeasterly 50 feet by Mahogany Street; northeasterly 115 feet by the
northeast half of said lot;
northwesterly 50 feet by another portion of said lot , the
dividing line being a line
running parallel with and at
all points 115 feet northwest
of Mahogany Street; and
southwesterly 115 feet by
the said Roberson Tract.
This being the same prop-
ADJOINING COASTAL LOTS FOR SALE
Beautiful moss-draped oak trees are featured on two golf-course
home sites at Sutherland Bluff Plantation in McIntosh County.
Located across the street from the marsh, these adjoining lots
overlook the second fairway of the Sapelo Hammock Golf Club and
are just down from the pro shop, community pool and tennis
facilities. This gated community additionally offers use of the
clubhouse and deepwater dock overlooking the Broro River leading
into the Sapelo Sound. Local marinas and restaurants are close by in
the village of Shellman Bluff. The lots are priced at $25,000 each.
For more information contact
Ellen Harris at 832-6335 or 269-5627.
HOROSCOPES
ARIES – Mar 21/Apr 20
A desire to experience thrills and
sensory enjoyment is building
within you, Aries. You may find
yourself drawn to anything that
seems risky or out of character.
TAURUS – Apr 21/May 21
Taurus, you are accustomed to
doing everything by the book, but
you may be tempted to try something new in the near future. Just
be sure not to throw all caution to
the wind.
GEMINI – May 22/Jun 21
Your schedule this week may be
so hectic that others can’t decipher your plans, Gemini. Try to
keep those closest to you
abreast of your activities in the
week ahead.
CANCER – Jun 22/Jul 22
Circumstances at work that are
beyond your control dominate
your thoughts this week, Cancer.
Don’t stress out too much and
keep a positive attitude.
LEO – Jul 23/Aug 23
Relationship dynamics have
changed for the better, Leo.
Make the most of this positive
turn of events and make sure
your partner does the same.
VIRGO – Aug 24/Sept 22
Your energy levels reach peaks
and valleys this week, Virgo. Do
your best to make the most of
those moments when your energy levels are at their highest.
LIBRA – Sept 23/Oct 23
Even your wildest fantasies may
not seem so outlandish to you
this week, Libra. If you can think
it up, you can probably make it
happen with a little effort.
SCORPIO – Oct 24/Nov 22
Scorpio, you may find yourself
doing things that would normally
be out of your comfort zone. This
can be a positive change in the
right direction.
SAGITTARIUS – Nov 23/Dec 21
Sagittarius, daydream a little this
week, but make sure it doesn’t
consume all of your energy. Keep
your desires in check and weigh
the pros and cons of each idea
before going forward.
CAPRICORN – Dec 22/Jan 20
Capricorn, finding the right balance is a worthy goal this week.
Make a concerted effort to give
ample time to all the people and
things that matter to you.
AQUARIUS – Jan 21/Feb 18
Aquarius, time may not be on
your side, but somehow you will
find a way to make due. Whenever possible, farm out some of
your work or responsibilities to
others.
PISCES – Feb 19/Mar 20
Your creative efforts will not go to
waste, Pisces. Someone will recognize your talents and ask you
to collaborate on an important
project.
BUSINESS BULLETIN BOARD • Call 427-3757
K-9 Designs
Bed & Bath
BUSINESS FEATURE OF THE WEEK
I would like to thank my customers for the last 15 years for
your support. Just like humans your dogs are made up of so
many different personalities and what fun it is to conquer their
fears of grooming and boarding. With that said, don’t be
ashamed if your dog is smelly or full of fleas, that’s what I’m
here for. For boarding I have had many learning experiences
and the safety of your pet is most important, therefore, all dogs
must be in a kennel. Our rooms are very spacious with automatic waterers, music and lots of playtime. All rooms are
indoor/outdoor runs and climate controlled. For your convenience, we are open 7 days per week with owner on property.
So for your grooming and boarding needs call 530-9500. All pets must have proof of Rabies and
Board certificate.
We take our time and get to know your pets. The more time spent with your pet, the better your pet
will look and feel. So why let a groomer rush through what is suppose to be a fun and friendly salon
experience. We know what they like, time, patience and love . . . . . we are here for them.
KENNELS
K-9 Design
Bed & Bath
Grooming & Boarding
26 King David Rd., Jesup
Ph.: (912) 530-9500
Fax: (912) 530-9600
Fran Newman, Owner Operator
CARPET
COURSON’S CARPET
& VINYL SHOP
Hwy. 301 N.- Next to Captain Joe’s
Phone. 427-4037
Carpet, Vinyl, No-Wax Floors,
Wallpaper, Free Estimates
Glynn Courson, Owner & Operator
WELLS ROOFING & REPAIR
ROOFING
TIRES
Specializing In:
JESUP TIRE SHOP
“Over 50 Years Experience”
912-427-2243
• Roofing & Repairs • Vinyl Siding
• Replacement Windows • Screen
Enclosures • Seamless Gutters
LICENSED • BONDED • INSURED
STEVE WELLS
FAX: 366-8354 • CELL: 269-8594
OFFICE: 586-6711
795 West Cherry Street
Jiggs Riggins
“Tires for Every Need--Auto,
Truck, Farm & Industrial”
TO ADVERTISE IN THE
BUSINESS BULLETIN
CALL DELORIS OR MELISA
427-3757
LEGALS:
erty conveyed to Jack Taylor
from Colvin Bennett by
Deed dated December 14,
1966, and recorded in the
Clerk of Superior Courts Office, Wayne County, Georgia, in Deed Book 115,
pages 271-272.
TOGETHER WITH all
furnishings, fixtures and
equipment therein.
This parcel is designated
as Map J14, Parcel 153 in
the tax records of Wayne
County, Georgia. Said property levied on to satisfy a
Fi.Fa. in favor of the Tax
Commissioner of Wayne
County against Margaret
Calhoun
and
Rachael
Busler, issued by the Tax
County, Georgia for State
and County Ad Valorem
taxes for the year(s) 2002 2012, levied on as the property of Defendant in Fi. Fa.,
notice of levy and sale having been given the defendant in Fi. Fa. (and/or to defendant in possession).
County, Georgia
Run dates: February
6,13,20,27,2016
No. 653
Gpn19
GEORGIA,
WAYNE
COUNTY
SHERIFF’S SALE
to-wit: All of that certain tract
or parcel of land lying, being
and situate in Land Lot No.
31 of the Third Land District
of Wayne County, Georgia,
containing 3.31 acres and
being more particularly described as follows: Starting
at the point of intersection of
original Land Lots Numbered 31, 32, 36 and 37 in
the Third Land District of
Wayne County, Georgia,
running then in a southern
direction along said land lot
line to a point on the edge of
a certain county road, then
along said road north 75 degrees 50 minutes west
520.28 feet to a point of intersection of the southern
edge of the Rayonier Road;
then south 64 degrees 25
minutes west a distance of
1565.63 feet to a concrete
monument on the edge of
the Rayonier Road . From
said monument continue in
a southwesterly direction
along Rayonier Road 157
feet to the point of beginning. From said point of beginning, thence south 22 degrees 28 minutes east for a
distance of 428 feet, more
or less, to a point; thence,
south 61 degrees 26 minutes west for a distance of
324 feet, more or less, to a
point; thence, north 22 degrees 28 minutes west for a
distance of 469.26 feet,
more or less, to a point on
the edge of the Rayonier
Road; thence, north 68 degrees 41 minutes east for a
distance of 321.50 feet to
the point of beginning. Said
tract containing approximately 3.31 acres. Said
tract of land being the most
western 3.31 acres of that
4.81 acre tract shown on
that certain plat prepared by
Quillie E. Kinard Jr., RLS#
1572, on February 4, 1977,
and recorded in the Office of
the Clerk of Superior Court
in Plat Book 7, page 3,
which plat is hereby incorporated for all purposes.
LESS AND EXCEPTING:
That certain tract of land in
Land Lot 31 in the 3rd Land
District of said county, some
being 100 feet by 100 feet,
almost square, said tract
being bounded on the North
100 feet by the Southern
edge of Rayonier Road; on
the West 100 feet by other
lands of grantor herein; on
the Southeast 100 feet by
other lands of grantor
herein; on the East 100 feet
by lands of Robert Gray
Massey, said tract being cut
out of a 3.261 acre tract purchased by grantor herein,
further said 100 feet tract by
100 feet tract (square) is
found in the Northeastern
corner of a certain plat prepared by Charles W. Johnson Jr., RLS# 2698, on
March 26, 2004, said plat
being recorded herewith in
Plat Book 43, folio 219, in
the Wayne County Deed
Records.
Said property
being located at 2266 Rayonier Road, Jesup, Georgia,
31545. Said Property was
conveyed from Richard
Copeland Jr., to Arthur H.
Williams by Warranty Deed
dated, April 29, 2005, and
recorded in the Office of the
Clerk of Superior Court of
Wayne County, Georgia, in
Deed Book 474, pages 203
- 204.
This Parcel is designated
as Map 98, Parcel 25-1 in
County, Georgia.
Said property levied on to
satisfy a Fi.Fa. in favor of
the Tax Commissioner of
Wayne County against FNB
South, issued by the Tax
County, Georgia
Run dates: February
6,13,20, 27,2016.
No. 654
Gpn19
GEORGIA,
WAYNE
COUNTY
SHERIFF’S SALE
to-wit: All that certain tract or
parcel of land lying and
being in 333rd GM district of
Wayne County, Georgia and
described as Tract A, consisting of 6.97 acres, more
or less, Tract C, consisting
of 5.00 acres, more or less,
and Tract D, consisting of
5.00 acres, more or less, on
a plat prepared by Charles
W. Johnson, Jr., Georgia
RLS No. 2698, dated February 26, 2006 and recorded
Superior Court, Wayne
County Georgia, in Plat
Book 44, page 240.
Reference is hereby
made to the aforementioned
plat and the record thereof.
as Map 134, Parcel 22 in
County, Georgia.Said property levied on to satisfy a
Fi.Fa. in favor of the Tax
County against Faye B.
Graham, issued by the Tax
County, Georgia
Run dates: February
6,13,20, 27, 2016.
No. 655
Gpn19
GEORGIA,
WAYNE
COUNTY
SHERIFF’S SALE
to-wit: All of that certain tract
or parcel of land situate,
lying and being in Wayne
County, Georgia, and designated as Lot Number 13,
Block E, on a plat of Anderson Subdivision, Number 2,
prepared by J. J. Porter,
dated May 15, 1956, and
Clerk of Superior Court,
Wayne County, Georgia, in
Deed Book 79, page 281,
said lot fronting 224 feet on
Dogwood Avenue, and
bounded on the North 200
feet by Lot Number 12,
Block E, said subdivision;
on the South 224 feet by
Dogwood Avenue; and on
the West 100 feet by Magnolia Boulevard.This being
the same property conveyed by Joann M. Hall, fka
Joann E. Moore to Warren
E. Williams, by Warranty
Deed, dated January 6,
2005, and recorded in the
Office of the Clerk of Superior Court, Wayne County,
Georgia, in Deed Book 483,
page 489.
as Map 111B, Parcel 9 in the
tax records of Wayne
County, Georgia.
Said property levied on to
satisfy a Fi.Fa. in favor of
the Tax Commissioner of
Wayne County against Estate of Warren E. Williams,
issued by the Tax Commissioner of Wayne County,
Georgia for State and
County Ad Valorem taxes
for the year(s) 2005 - 2012,
levied on as the property of
Defendant in Fi. Fa., notice
of levy and sale having been
given the defendant in Fi.
Fa. (and/or to defendant in
possession).
County, Georgia
13, 20, 27, 2016.
No. 656
Gpn20
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE OF RIGHT TO REDEEM
Take notice that: The
right to redeem the following
described property, to wit:
All that certain lot, tract or
parcel of land, situate, lying
and being in original Land
Lot 36 in the Third Land District of Wayne County, Georgia, containing .64 acre, and
known and designated as
LOT 1 of RIVERSIDE
ACRES
SUBDIVISION,
PHASE 12 on a certain plat
of same prepared by Merlin
J. Tomberlin, Georgia Registered Land Surveyor No.
2477, dated March of 1991,
in Plat Book 26, folio 69,
and being bounded, now or
formerly, as follows: Southeasterly for a distance of
109.82 feet by Lakeview
Road (now Riverside Drive);
Northeasterly for a distance
of 300.00 feet by Lot 2 of
said subdivision; Northwesterly for a distance of 109.82
feet by Lot 13 in part and Lot
14 in part, of said subdivision; and Southwesterly for
a distance of 300.00 feet by
lands of Dale E. and Joyce
M. Moore. For a further description of said property,
reference is hereby made to
the aforesaid plat and the
record thereof.PROVIDED
HOWEVER, said lands are
conveyed subject to any
and all utility easements as
shown on said plat.
PROVIDED FURTHER,
said property is conveyed
subject to those certain Restrictive Covenants of Riverside Acres Phase 12, dated
April 19, 1993, and recorded
Superior Court of Wayne
County, Georgia in Deed
Book 314, page 335. This
being the same property
conveyed from Leaphart
Development Co., Inc. to
Vanessa J. Allen by Warranty Deed dated November
2, 2005, and recorded in the
Office of the Clerk of Superior Court of Wayne County,
Georgia in Deed Book 479,
pages 53-54. This property
is designated as Map 110G,
Parcel 44 in the tax records
of Wayne County, Georgia.
will expire and be forever
foreclosed and barred on
and after the 1st day of
March, 2016.The tax deed
to which this notice relates
is dated the 2nd day of December, 2014, and is
Clerk of the Superior Court
in Deed Book 643 at pages
339-340.
The property may be redeemed at any time before
the 1st day of March, 2016,
by payment of the redemption price as fixed and provided by law to the undersigned at the following
address: P.O. Box 285,
Jesup, GA 31598.
Please be governed accordingly.
s/Joseph L. Phelps, III
Smith and Phelps
PO Box 285
Jesup GA 31598
(912) 427-4779
Run dates: February
6,13,20,27, 2016.
No. 657
Gpn20
All that tract or parcel of
land situate, lying and being
in Land Lot 124 of the 3rd
County, Georgia consisting
of 5.02 acres, more or less,
shown and identified as
“TRACT NO. 3” of HIDE-AWAY ACRES as shown and
delineated upon a certain
plat of survey made by
Harry Strickland, Brantley
County Surveyor, approved
by D. Lavone Herrin, Georgia Registered Land Surveyor No. 2171, which plat
is dated August 20, 1984,
and being recorded in Plat
Book 15, Page 99, in the Office of the Clerk of Superior
Court, Wayne County, Georgia, which plat is incorporated herein and made a
part hereof for a more complete and detailed description and reference thereto
should be made for the
metes and bounds of said
property.This being the
same property conveyed
from Ivey Johns to Marty L.
& Mary E. Ammons by Warranty Deed dated November
3, 1990 and recorded in the
Office of the Clerk of Superior Court of Wayne County,
Georgia in Deed Book 288,
page 227; Mary E. Ammons
one-half interest subsequently conveyed to Marty
L. Ammons by Quitclaim
Deed dated June 3, 1998,
of Wayne County, Georgia
in Deed Book 374, page
80.This property is designated as Map 93, Parcel 17
in the tax records of Wayne
County, Georgia.
is dated the 1st day of April,
2014, and is recorded in the
Office of the Clerk of the Superior Court of Wayne
County, Georgia, in Deed
Book 620 at pages 156-157.
Jesup, GA 31598.
Smith and Phelps
PO Box 285
Jesup GA 31598
(912) 427-4779
Run dates: February
6,13,20,27, 2016.
No. 658
Gpn20
Take notice that:
The right to redeem the
following described property, to wit:
All of that certain tract or
and being in Land Lots 85
and 86 in the Third Land
District of Wayne County,
Georgia, and being shown
as “TRACT 4, 9.500 AC.”
and more particularly shown
and delineated on that certain plat of same prepared
by M. Jerry Tomberlin, Jr.,
Georgia R.L.S. No. 2942,
dated July 24, 2006, and
Clerk of Wayne County Superior Court in Plat Book 45,
Folio 134. For a further description of said property,
reference is made to the
aforesaid plat and the
record thereof.
Subject to Declaration of
Easements,
Covenants,
Conditions and Restrictions
applicable to The Plantation
at Hunters Ridge, dated August 3, 2006 and recorded
Wayne County Superior
Court in Deed Book 486,
page 464.This being the
same property conveyed
from Cheap Land Investment, Inc. to Jacky Delivrance and Elianise Delivrance by Limited Warranty
Deed dated August 9, 2006,
331.
This property is designated as Map 103, Parcel
17-2 in the tax records of
Wayne County, Georgia.will
expire and be forever foreclosed and barred on and
after the 1st day of March,
2016.The tax deed to which
this notice relates is dated
the 7th day of October,
Jesup, GA 31598.
Smith and Phelps
PO Box 285
Jesup GA 31598
(912) 427-4779
Run dates: February
6,13,20,27,2016.
No.659
Gpn20
Take notice that:The right
to redeem the following described property, to wit:
A certain tract or parcel
of land located in the 1255th
Georgia Militia District of the
City of Jesup, Wayne
County, Georgia, and being
located in the PEPPERHILL
REDEVELOPMENT AREA
and known as LOT NUMBER 1, BLOCK C on the
plat of the Pepperhill Area,
prepared by Shreeve Consulting Services, and dated
November 16, 1987, and
Wayne County, Georgia in
Plat Book 20, page 53, and
being more particularly described as follows: BEGINNING at a property corner at
the intersection of the Northwest Right-of-Way line of
North Whaley Street and the
Northeast Right-of-Way line
of Norwood Street; thence
North 40 degrees 24 minutes West along the Northeast Right-of-Way of Norwood Street a distance of
110.00 feet to a property
corner; thence North 49 degrees 36 minutes East a distance of 125.00 feet to a
property corner; thence
South 40 degrees 24 minutes East a distance of
110.00 feet to a property
corner on the Northwest
Right-of-Way of North Whaley Street; thence South 49
degrees 36 minutes West
along the Right-of-Way of
North Whaley Street a distance of 125.00 feet to a
property corner at the intersection of the Northeast
Right-of-Way line of Norwood Street and the Northwest Right-of-Way line of
North Whaley Street and the
point of BEGINNING. Said
Property containing 13,750
Square Feet or 0.3157
Acres.This being the same
property conveyed from City
of Jesup, Georgia to Willie
Lee Doomes by Warranty
Deed dated July 19, 1993,
109. Subject to the General
and Special Covenants contained the aforesaid Warranty Deed from City of
Jesup, Georgia to Willie Lee
Doomes by Warranty Deed
dated July 19, 1993, and
Deed Book 318, page
109.This property is designated as Map J9, Parcel 11
County, Georgia. will expire
and be forever foreclosed
and barred on and after the
1st day of March, 2016.
The tax deed to which
the 7th day of October,
Jesup, GA 31598.
Smith and Phelps
PO Box 285
Jesup GA 31598
(912) 427-4779
Run date: February 6,
13, 20, 27, 2016.
No.660
Gpn20
Take notice that:The right
to redeem the following described property, to wit:
All those certain tracts or
parcels of land situate, lying
and being in Land Lot Number 31 in the Third Land District of Wayne County, Georgia, and being shown and
designated as “JOHN T.
HODGES JR. LOT 13” and
“JOHN T. HODGES JR.
LOT 14” on a certain plat of
same prepared by Quillie E.
Kinard, Jr., R.L.S. No. 1572,
dated December 23, 1976,
in Plat Book 6, Page 160,
and being more particularly
described as follows, to wit:
For point of reference, commence at the point where
Saturday, February 27, 2016 The Press-Sentinel 9B
LEGALS:
the southeastern boundary
of Rayonier Road intersects
the southwestern boundary
of Leaphart Road; running
thence in a southeasterly direction along the southwestern boundary of Leaphart
Road a distance of 600.0
feet to a concrete monument; running thence South
35 degrees 30 minutes East
along the southwestern
boundary of Leaphart Road
a distance of 216.0 feet to a
point, located on the northwestern
boundary
of
Nichols Road; running
thence in a southwesterly
direction along the northwestern
boundary
of
Nichols Road a distance of
300.0 feet to an iron pin
which is the POINT OF BEGINNING; running thence
South 35 degrees 09 minutes West along the northwestern
boundary
of
Nichols Road a distance of
200.00 feet to a point; running thence North 35 degrees 30 minutes West a
distance of 216.0 feet to a
point; running thence North
a distance of 200.0 feet to a
point; running thence South
a distance of 216.0 feet to
the point of beginning. For
a further description of said
property, reference is made
to the aforesaid plat and the
record thereof. This being
the same property conveyed from Elovie N. Lupo,
formerly Elovie N. Hammock, and Laddie K. Hammock to John T. Hodges, Jr.,
by Warranty Deed, dated
January 1, 1976, and
Deed Book 164, page 5.
This property is designated
as Map 98, Parcel 131 in the
tax records of Wayne
County, Georgia.will expire
the 1st day of July, 2014,
and is recorded in the Office
of the Clerk of the Superior
Court of Wayne County,
Georgia, in Deed Book 630
at pages 436-437.The property may be redeemed at
any time before the 1st day
of March, 2016, by payment
of the redemption price as
fixed and provided by law to
the undersigned at the following address: P.O. Box
285, Jesup, GA 31598.
Smith and Phelps
PO Box 285
Jesup GA 31598
(912) 427-4779
Run dates: February
6,13,20,27, 2016
No. 661
Gpn20
Take notice that:
All that certain tract or
and being in the City of
Jesup, Wayne County,
Georgia, and being rectangular in shape, measuring
100 feet wide by 200 feet
long and bounded, now or
formerly, as follows: On the
Northeast 100 feet by
Walker Street; on the Southeast for a distance of 200
feet by lands of the Bethlehem Temple, Janie P.
Williams and A. B. Lovett;
on the Southwest 100 feet
by a certain unopened 20foot alley; and on the Northwest for a distance of 200
feet by North Brunswick
Street.This being the same
property conveyed from
Frances Murphy Felton to
Perlie Mae Holzendorf by
Warranty Deed, dated September 27, 1984, and
Deed Book 231, page 151.
This property is designated as Map J8, Parcel 65
County, Georgia. will expire
1st day of March, 2016.The
tax deed to which this notice
relates is dated the 1st day
of July, 2014, and is
Clerk of the Superior Court
in Deed Book 630 at pages
438-439.
Jesup, GA 31598.
Smith and Phelps
PO Box 285
Jesup GA 31598
(912) 427-4779
13, 20,27, 2016.
No. 662
Gpn20
Take notice that:
parcel of land, situated,
lying and being in that portion of the City of Jesup
known as Littlefield EstatesSection B, and more particularly described as follows:
For point of reference, commence at the point where
the Northern boundary of
Forrest Road intersects the
Western boundary of Village
Way; running thence North
76 degrees 31 minutes
West along the Northern
boundary of Forrest Road a
distance of 650 feet to the
POINT OF BEGINNING;
running
thence
in
a
northerly direction along a
line running parallel to the
western boundary of Village
Way and at all points 650
feet therefrom, a distance of
234 feet, more or less, to
land formerly owned by
Mary Surrency; running
thence North 76 degrees 31
minutes West along the
northern boundary of land
formerly owned by Mary
Surrency a distance of 280
feet; running thence in a
southerly direction along a
line parallel to the western
boundary of Village Way
and at all points 930 feet
therefrom a distance of 234
feet, more or less, to a point
on the northern boundary of
Forrest Road; running
thence South 76 degrees 31
minutes East along the
northern boundary of Forrest Road a distance of 280
feet to the point of beginning.This being the same
property conveyed from Hubert G. Littlefield to Kim Littlefield by Deed of Gift,
dated December 19, 1997,
266.This property is designated as Map 100B, Parcel
13-2 in the tax records of
Wayne County, Georgia.will
expire and be forever foreclosed and barred on and
after the 1st day of March,
2016.The tax deed to which
the 1st day of July, 2014,
at pages 440-441.The property may be redeemed at
any time before the 1st day
of March, 2016, by payment
of the redemption price as
fixed and provided by law to
the undersigned at the following address: P.O. Box
285, Jesup, GA 31598.
Please be governed ac-
cordingly.
s/Joseph L. Phelps,III
Smith and Phelps
PO Box 285
Jesup GA 31598
(912) 427-4779
13,20,27, 2016.
No. 663
Gpn20
All of that certain tract, lot
or parcel of land situate,
lying and being in the City of
Georgia, being the Northeast one-half (1/2) of the
City Lot No. 1548, as shown
on the official map of the
City of Jesup, being rectangular in shape measuring
100 feet by 200 feet and
being bounded, now or formerly, as follows; On the
Northeast for a distance of
200 feet by Pine Street; on
the Southeast for a distance of 100 feet by a certain 20 foot alley; on the
Southwest for a distance of
200 feet by lands of James
and Linda Aspinwall; and on
the Northwest for a distance
of 100 feet by Mahogany
Street. This being the same
property conveyed from
Sonya Strickland Harris and
Pamela Strickland Beasley
to Ricky Dale Strickland and
Mark Allen Strickland by
Quit-Claim Deed dated
March 9, 2004, and
Deed Book 455, page
96.This property is designated as Map J15, Parcel
15 in the tax records of
Wayne County, Georgia.
is dated the 1st day of July,
Book 630 at pages 442443.The property may be
redeemed at any time before the 1st day of March,
2016, by payment of the redemption price as fixed and
provided by law to the undersigned at the following
Jesup, GA 31598.
Smith and Phelps
PO Box 285
Jesup GA 31598
(912) 427-4779
Run dates: February
6,13,20, 27, 2016.
No. 664
Gpn20
parcel of land, in the City of
Georgia, containing a residence and 0.703 acres, and
being bounded, now or formerly, as follows: on the
West for a distance of 163.5
feet by U.S. Highway 301
South; on the North for a
distance of 207.2 feet by
lands of Mrs. Claude P.
Chapman; on the East for a
distance of 115.02 feet by
lands of W. H. Bell; and on
the South for a distance of
238.4 feet by lands of Mrs.
Avro Mandelin, and being
more particularly shown and
delineated on a plat made
by J. H. Eve, Jr., Ga. R.L.S.
No. 135, dated September
12, 1984, and recorded in
Plat Book 15, page 113 in
the Office of the Clerk of Superior Court of Wayne
County, Georgia. For a further description of said
property, reference is made
to the aforesaid plat and the
record thereof. This being
the same property conveyed from Inez C. Westberry to Fred V. Westberry
by Warranty Deed dated
April 26, 1990 and recorded
Superior Court of Wayne
County, Georgia in Deed
Book 283, page 43.This
property is designated as
Map 112B, Parcel 87-1 in
County, Georgia.will expire
the 1st day of April, 2014,
at pages 158-159.
Jesup, GA 31598.
Smith and Phelps
PO Box 285
Jesup GA 31598
(912) 427-4779
Run dates: February
6,13,20, 27, 2016.
No. 665
Gpn07
STATE OF GEORGIA
COUNTY OF WAYNE
All creditors of the Estate
of LINDA C. LEE deceased,
are hereby notified to render
in their demands of the undersigned according to law,
and all persons indebted to
said Estate are required to
make immediate payment to
me.
2016
/s/ Dewayne F. Herrin
Dewayne Herrin
3997 Waycross Hwy
Jesup, GA 31545
Kenneth R. Carswell,
P.C.
P O Box 641
Jesup, GA 31598
Run dates: February
6,13,20, 27, 2016.
No. 669
Gpn07
NOTICE TO DEBTORS
AND CREDITORS
GEORGIA,
WAYNE
COUNTY
All persons holding
claims against the estate of
JERROD WESTER TYRE,
deceased,
of
Wayne
County, Georgia are hereby
notified to render in their demands of the undersigned
according to law, and all
persons indebted to said estate are required to make
immediate payment to me.
This 1st day of February,
2016.
Attorney Thomas E. Dennard, Jr.
1528 Ellis Street
Brunswick, GA 31520
Attorney Samantha F. Jacobs
712 East Cheery Street
Jesup, GA 31546
Nightingale, Liles, Dennard & Carmical
Thomas E. Dennard, Jr.
Attorney At Law
1528 Ellis Street
Brunswick, GA 31520
912-265-0220
Run dates: February
6,13,20,27, 2016
No. 670
Gpn14
NOTICE
The City of Jesup is accepting applications for an
Operator I in the Water Department.
Requirements
and application may be obtained at Jesup City Hall,
162 E. Cherry Street, from
February 17th, 2016 March 2nd, 2016. The City
of Jesup is an equal opportunity employer.
Mike Deal/s/
Mike Deal
City Manager
Run dates: February
17,21, 24, 28, 2016.
No. 673
Gpn15
IN THE SUPERIOR
COURT
OF
WAYNE
COUNTY
STATE OF GEORGIA
In Re: Calvin Douglas
Jones
Civil Action File No. 16CV-0037
NOTICE OF PETITION
TO CHANGE NAME
GEORGIA,
WAYNE
COUNTY
Notice is hereby given
that Calvin Douglas Jones,
the undersigned, filed his
petition to the Superior
Georgia on the 8 day of
February, 2016, praying for
a change in the name of petitioner from Calvin Douglas
Jones to Calvin Douglas
Wilkerson. Notice is hereby
given pursuant to law to any
interested or affected party
to appear in said Court and
to file objections to such
name change. Objections
must be filed with said Court
within 30 days of the filing of
said petition.
This 8 day of February,
2016.
/s/Calvin D. Wilkerson
Petitioner
20,27, and March 5, 2016.
No. 675
Gpn07
NOTICE TO DEBTORS
AND CREDITORS
GEORGIA,
WAYNE
COUNTY
All persons holding
claims against the estate of
Marcus A. Driggers, deceased, of Wayne County,
Georgia are hereby notified
to render in their demands
of the undersigned according to law, and all persons
indebted to said estate are
required to make immediate
payment to me.
This 16th day of February, 2016.
Rose M. Daniels
1434 Collins Loop
Odum,GA 31555
Run dates: February
20,27, and March 5,12,
2016.
No. 680
Gpn16
NOTICE
Notice is hereby given
that a Public Hearing will be
held on the request of Freddie Swenson, 1300 S. Palm
Street, to rezone the following property from R-1 to R3.All of that certain tract or
parcel of land, containing
10.05 acres, more or less,
together with the improvements thereon, situate, lying
and being in a portion of
Land Lot 44, in the Third
County, Georgia, and within
the City of Jesup, and
bounded now or formerly as
follows: On the North by
lands of R. L. Harrison, Sr.;
on the East by South Palm
Street; on the Southwest by
Georgia Power Company’s
right of way; and on the
Northwest by lands of
Meade Timber Company
and Scott Timber Company,
the run of a certain creek or
branch dividing. For a further description of said land,
reference is made to a plat
of same and record thereof
prepared by J. H. Eve, Jr.,
Georgia R.L.S. No. 135
under date of April 6, 1984,
which plat is of record in the
Clerk of Superior Court’s Office, Wayne County, Georgia in Plat Book 14, folio 178
A Public Hearing will be
held on said application at
the regular meeting of the
Board of Commissioners for
the City of Jesup to be held
on Tuesday, March 1, 2016
at 7:00 p.m., at City Hall,
162 E. Cherry Street. All interested persons are invited
to attend.
Rose Marcus-Jackson
City Clerk/Treasurer
27, 2016.
No. 681
Gpn10
IN
THE
PROBATE
COURT
COUNTY OF WAYNE
STATE OF GEORGIA
IN RE: ESTATE OF Tyler
B. Mitchell & Raigh-Lynn D.
Steen MINOR,
NOTICE
Date of second publication, if any Feb. 27, 2016
TO: Shawn Mitchell
You are hereby notified
that Donald W. Steen &
Diane E. Steen has filed a
Petition seeking to be appointed
temporary
guardian(s) of the abovenamed Minor. All objections
to the Petition to the appointment of a temporary
guardian or the appointment
of the Petitioner(s) as temporary guardian(s), must be
in writing, setting forth the
grounds of any such objections, and be filed with this
Court no later than fourteen
(14) days after this notice is
mailed, or ten (10) days
after this notice is personally
served upon you, or ten (10)
days after the second publication of this notice if you
are served by publication.
All objections should be
sworn to before a notary
public or Georgia probate
court clerk and filing fees
must be tendered with your
objections, unless you qualify to file as an indigent
party. Contact Probate
Court personnel for the required amount of filing fees.
NOTE: If a natural
guardian files a timely objections to the creation of
the temporary guardianship,
the Petition will be dismissed. If a natural guardian
files an objection to the appointment of the Petitioner(s) as guardian(s), or if
a parent who is not a natural
guardian files an objection
to the Petition, a hearing on
the matter shall be scheduled at a later date. If no objection is filed, the Petition
may be granted without a
hearing.
Tammy K. Thornton
Judge of the Probate
Court
By: Hope S. Cunningham
Clerk/Deputy Clerk of the
Probate Court
359 East Walnut Street
Jesup, GA 31545
912-427-5940
27, 2016.
No. 682
Gpn10
IN
THE
PROBATE
COURT
COUNTY OF WAYNE
STATE OF GEORGIA
IN RE: ESTATE OF
Jaden B. Steen MINOR,
NOTICE
Date of second publication, if any Feb. 27, 2016
TO: Christopher Carter
that Donald W. Steen &
Diane E. Steen has filed a
Petition seeking to be appointed
temporary
guardian(s) of the abovenamed Minor. All objections
to the Petition to the appointment of a temporary
guardian or the appointment
of the Petitioner(s) as temporary guardian(s), must be
in writing, setting forth the
grounds of any such objections, and be filed with this
Court no later than fourteen
(14) days after this notice is
mailed, or ten (10) days
after this notice is personally
served upon you, or ten (10)
days after the second publication of this notice if you
are served by publication.
All objections should be
sworn to before a notary
public or Georgia probate
court clerk and filing fees
must be tendered with your
objections, unless you qualify to file as an indigent
party. Contact Probate
Court personnel for the required amount of filing fees.
NOTE: If a natural
guardian files a timely ob-
LEGALS:
jections to the creation of
the temporary guardianship,
the Petition will be dismissed. If a natural guardian
files an objection to the appointment of the Petitioner(s) as guardian(s), or if
a parent who is not a natural
guardian files an objection
to the Petition, a hearing on
the matter shall be scheduled at a later date. If no objection is filed, the Petition
may be granted without a
hearing.
Tammy K. Thornton
Court
Probate Court
Jesup, GA 31545
912-427-5940
27, 2016.
No. 683
GPN06
NOTICE OF INCORPORATION
Notice is given that the
articles of Incorporation that
will incorporate R N C Cattle
Farm, Inc. have been delivered to the Secretary of
State for filling in accordance with the Georgia
Business Company Code.
The initial registered office
of the Corporation is located at 506 West Cherry
Street, Jesup, Georgia
31545 and its initial registered agent at such address
is Rick L Warren President.
27, 2016.
No. 684
Gpn06
NOTICE OF INTENT TO
INCORPORATE
Notice is given that Articles of Incorporation which
will incorporate PINEY
GROVE CHURCH OF
GOD, INC. will be delivered
to the Secretary of State for
filing in accordance with the
Georgia Business Corporation Code. The initial registered office of corporation
will be located at 6825
Beards Bluff Rd., Odum,
Georgia 31555 and its initial
registered agent at such address is Richard Dobson.
Allen,
Forehand
&
Adams
Jon V. Forehead
P O Box 1687
Moultrie, GA 31771
229-985-3912
and March 5, 2016.
No. 686
Gpn06
NOTICE OF INCORPORATION
Notice is given that articles of incorporation that will
incorporate Wayne County
Livestock Show Team INC.
have been delivered to the
Secretary of State for filing
in accordance with the
Georgia Nonprofit Corporation Code. The initial registered office of the corporation is located at 1400 Dry
Creek Road, Screven, GA
31560 and its initial registered agent at such address
is Robert Arnold.
and March 5, 2016.
No. 687
Gpn06
NOTICE OF INTENT
C & W ENTERPRISES
OF JESUP, LLC has applied
for a retail package store license, to sell liquor, beer &
wine products. C & W ENTERPRISES OF JESUP,
LLC is located at 391 Lanes
Bridge Road, Jesup, GA
31545. The business is
owned by Jay Franklin
Williams, Jr. & Sandy Johnson Crews; Jay Franklin
Williams, Jr. resides at P O
Box 616, Port St. Joe,
Florida, 32457 and Sandy
Johnson Crews resides at
135 Lester Road, Odum,
Georgia, 31555.
and March 5, 2016.
No. 688
Gpn14
NOTICE OF PUBLIC
STORAGE SALE
JESUP
PREMIUM
STORAGE
Due to default in rent, the
following person is notified
that the contents of their unit
will be sold to the highest
bidder on March 11, 2016
12:00 pm.
Unit # M7 Keith Dean
To bit go to www.storagebattles.com
and March 2, 5, 2016
No. 689
Gpn18
IN
THE
PROBATE
COURT
COUNTY OF WAYNE
STATE OF GEORGIA
IN RE: ESTATE OF
JAMES ROY BAGLEY, DECEASED
PETITION FOR LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION
NOTICE
TO: WHOM IT MAY
CONCERN:
SUSIE
L.
BAGLEY has petitioned to
be appointed Administrator(s) of the estate of James
Roy Bagley deceased, of
said County. (The Petitioner
has also applied for waiver
of bond and/or grant of certain powers contained in
O.C.G.A §53-12-261.) All interested parties are hereby
notified to show cause why
said petition should not be
granted. All objections to the
petition must be in writing,
setting forth the grounds of
any such objections, and
must be filed with the court
on or before March 21,
2016. All pleadings/objections must be signed under
oath before a notary pubic
or before a probate court
clerk, and filing fees must
be tendered with your
pleadings/objections, unless you qualify to file as an
indigent party. Contact probate court personnel at the
following address/telephone
number for the required
amount of filing fees. If any
objections are filed, a hearing will be scheduled at a
later date. If no objections
are filed, the petition may be
granted without a hearing.
Tammy K. Thornton
Court
Probate Court
Jesup, GA 31546
912-427-5940
and March 5, 12, 19, 2016
No. 690
GPN15
IN THE SUPERIOR
COURT
OF
WAYNE
COUNTY,
STATE
OF
GEORGIA
In re the name change of
Michael Herb, Petitioner
CIVIL ACTION FILE #
16-CV-0071
NOTICE OF PUBLICATION
that on the 23rd day of February, 2016, Michael Herb
filed a Petition to Change
Name in the Superior Court
of Wayne County. Michael
Herb desires to change
his/her from Michael Lee
Storm Herb to Michael Lee
Deloach. Any interested
party has the right to appear
in this case and file objec-
tions within 30 days after
the Petition to Change
Name was filed. Signed this
23rd day of February, 2016
Clerk of Superior Court,
Wayne County
and March 5, 12, 19, 2016.
No. 692
Gpn15
Notice of Publication
In the Superior Court of
Wayne County
State of Georgia
In the Matter of Brandon
Tyler Newkirk,
Civil Action File Number
16-CV-0076
NOTICE OF PETITION
TO CHANGE NAME
To Whom It May Concern:
that on February 23, 2016, a
Petition to Change name
was filed in the Superior
Georgia, by Brandon Tyler
Newkirk. The foregoing Petition to Change Name will
be set down and made returnable before the Superior
Brunswick Judicial Circuit in
Chambers within thirty (30)
days of the filing of said Petition. Objections must be
filed with said Court within
thirty (30) days of the filing
of said Petition.
Samantha F. Jacobs,
Esq.
712 E. Cherry Street
(912) 427-8786
and March 5, 12, 19, 2016.
No. 693
Gpn18
IN
THE
PROBATE
COURT
COUNTY OF WAYNE
STATE OF GEORGIA
IN RE: ESTATE OF
JAMES EDWARD TODD,
DECEASED
PETITION FOR LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION
NOTICE
To who it may concern:
Tonya Todd & Tiffany Todd
has petitioned to be appointed Administrator(s) of
the estate of James Edward
Todd deceased, of said
County. (The Petitioner has
also applied for waiver of
bond and/or grant of certain
powers
contained
in
O.C.G.A. §53-12-261.) All
interested
parties
are
hereby notified to show
cause why said petition
should not be granted. All
objections to the petition
must be writing, setting forth
the grounds of any such objections, and must be filed
with the court on or before
March 21,2016. All pleadings/objections must be
signed under oath before a
notary public or before a
probate court clerk, and filing fees must be tendered
with your pleadings/objections, unless you qualify to
file as an indigent party.
Contact probate court personnel at the following address/telephone number for
the required amount of filing
fees. If any objections are
filed, a hearing will be
scheduled at a later date. If
no objections are filed, the
petition may be granted
without a hearing.
Tammy K. Thornton
Court
Probate Court
359 E. Walnut St.
Jesup, GA 31546
912-427-5940
and March 5, 12, 19, 2016
No. 694
Weddings
A New
Beginning
Saturday, February 27, 2016
•Responsibilities of bridal-party members
•Factors to consider when hosting an outdoor wedding
•Customize your ceremony to give it a unique touch
Page 2 • Saturday, February 27, 2016 -- The Press-Sentinel
Keith, Lewis plan wedding through difficult times
By Kara B. Jackson
SPECIAL TO
THE PRESS-SENTINEL
Wedding planning can
be a stressful, difficult
time, even in the best of
circumstances, but for
Hanna Keith and Garrett
Lewis, extra difficulties
have been added to the
mix.
With less than three
months until their wedding date, the plans continue despite Keith’s continuing her pursuit of a
post-baccalaureate degree
and undergoing
chemotherapy treatments.
Keith, the daughter of
Jesup Mayor David Earl
and Carol Keith, is a 2004
graduate of Wayne County
High School and a 2009
graduate of the University
of Georgia with a bachelor’s degree in biological
sciences. She is currently
pursuing a post-baccalaureate degree and is scheduled to graduate in
December this year with a
bachelor of science degree
in nursing.
Lewis, the son of
Herman Lewis Jr. and his
wife, Brenda, is a 2005
graduate of Wayne County
High School. He graduated from Georgia Southern
University in 2009 with a
bachelor’s degree in
industrial management
and in 2012 with a master’s degree in business
administration.
The couple met early in
life and dated throughout
high school before moving
away to different colleges
upon graduation.
“It was hard for us to
manage the long-distance
relationship between
Statesboro and Athens, so
ly all these years.’ He
ing; everyone knew but
we separated during colsaid, ‘There are a few
me!”
lege but kept in touch,”
things I’ve learned over
Because Keith was still
Keith said. “He and I both
these years, the most
in the middle of nursing
moved home December
important being that I
school, the couple opted
2009, went on a few dates,
love you, Hanna, and I
for a long engagement and
and picked up right where
don’t know what I’d do
decided to get married
we had left off. … We’ve
without you.’ He
after she graduatbeen together ever
ed.
since!”
AlFinding hope
together,
in planning
Keith and
“A year and
Lewis
half to plan a
have each
wedding seemed
been a
like ample time,”
part of the
said Keith. “We
other’s life
enjoyed the rest
for 15
of 2014 as a
years.
newly engaged
After datcouple, and
ing for so
then the planlong, they
ning began.
began to be
The few
lovingly
months followpressured by
ing, Garrett
friends and
and I set a
family to get
date for May
engaged.
21, 2016, and
“Garrett
had been
and I had displanning the
cussed getting
details when
engaged but
in June we
wanted to do it
got the devon our time,
astating
when everynews that I
thing was just
had been
right,” said
diagnosed
Keith. “During
with breast
ial cancer.”
ec
Thanksgiving of
Sp
/
Y
PH
S PHOTOGRA
FONDA DAVI
wed2014, my family
The couing in on their
os
cl
e
ar
is
- ple talked
ew
L
al
tt
ch
re
w
ar
fe
G
gathered at my
a
d
an
with
Hanna Keith
engagement
aunt’s house in
an extended
r
ial day on May about postte
ec
af
sp
te
r
ei
da
th
to
ding
d
ar
rw
Jacksonville;
poning the
both look fo
lenges. They
Garrett and his
wedding
21.
parents joined
for fear that
us.
turned and
the planning would
“As we got ready to
looked at his mom and
become too stressful, but
bless the food, Garrett
dad and said, ‘Well, let’s
they decided to go ahead
began a speech by thankdo this!’ and got down on
with the date they had set
ing my family for allowing
one knee to ask me to
in order to give them both
him and his parents to be
marry him!
something to look forward
a part of the Keith Family
“Of course I said yes
to.
Thanksgiving and also
and, in fact, later jokingly
“From day one we made
thanked them for making
said, ‘It’s about time!’ I
sure that all my physihim feel ‘part of the famihad no idea this was comcians were aware that we
had a date set to get married and I needed to get
started with treatments
as quickly as possible in
order to be strong and
healthy by then!” said
Keith.
She would use the wedding and the planning
process to distract herself
from chemotherapy treatments and surgeries.
“It wasn’t until my last
surgery took place Dec. 30
that we were able to put
2015 behind us and kick
things into high gear,”
Keith said. “Five months
is a very short amount of
time to put together a
wedding. … Now with
only three months left,
there are still a few
details to iron out, but the
process has been exciting–stressful for my mom,
but a lot of fun!
“I attended a few bridal
expos to get some ideas
and even went dress shopping just to get a feel of
what I wanted. I am a
very indecisive person, so
I just knew it would take
me forever to find the perfect dress, but to everyone’s surprise I found the
dress on my first visit to
That Dress in Rincon. I
never expected to be that
girl who cried at the sight
of a dress, but when my
family started crying,
then came the waterworks!”
Both the bride and the
groom-to-be look forward
to their special day and
the hope it brings.
“Being high school
sweethearts and coming
from several generations
of families that grew up
here in Wayne County, we
❑ See PLANS, Page 6
The Press-Sentinel -- Saturday, February 27, 2016 • Page 3
Exquisite Fabrics, Embellishments & Accessories for:
• Custom Designed Wedding Gowns • Veils
• Attendants’ & Mother’s Dresses • Alterations
TUXEDO RENTALS • INVITATIONS • PAPER ACCESSORIES
Wedding Consultant • Bridal Gown Preservation
DECORATOR FABRICS
Beautiful Selection for Your New Home.
Responsibilities of bridal-party members
Being asked to join a bridal party is both
an honor and a responsibility. When asked
to take on such significant and meaningful
roles, men and women may recognize the
honor but be unsure of what their
responsibilities are as couples move forward
with their wedding plans.
Bridal-party roles can vary depending on
certain circumstances, but many couples
still want their bridesmaids and groomsmen
to perform many of the more traditional
tasks associated with their roles. The
following are some of the tasks bridesmaids
and groomsmen can expect to perform in the
months leading up to the wedding and
during the wedding itself.
• Maid of honor: The maid of honor
serves as the bride-to-be’s right-hand
woman as she plans her wedding and gets
ready on her big day. Maids of honor
typically go gown-shopping with the bride
and may even choose or offer suggestions
about the color and style of the bridesmaids’
dresses. Once a dress style and color has
been chosen, the maid of honor will make
sure everyone is fitted on time.
A maid of honor will also plan the bridal
shower, sending invitations and arranging
for lodging for out-of-town guests if
necessary. Many brides want the details of
their bridal showers to be a surprise, and
maids of honor should honor those
sentiments when possible. A maid of honor
also plans the bachelorette party, though
many brides do not mind being involved in
the planning of such parties.
The maid of honor may be asked to help
address save-the-date cards and envelopes
as well.
Come the day of the wedding, the maid of
honor will ensure the bride’s day is as stressfree as possible, helping to address any lastminute issues that may arise. Maids of
honor may be asked to serve as the legal
witness to the wedding and sign the
wedding license before the reception. At the
reception, the maid of honor will toast the
bride.
• Best man: The best man is the maid of
honor’s counterpart, helping to plan the
bachelor party and toasting the groom at
the reception. The best man also tends to
hold the rings during the wedding
ceremony, and during the day of the
wedding, he will coordinate the groomsmen
to make sure everyone is ready to go on
time. The best man may arrange
transportation for the groom and
groomsmen on the day of the wedding and
may also return the groom and
groomsmen’s attire the following day if the
newlyweds are departing on their
honeymoons.
•
Bridesmaids/groomsmen:
The
bridesmaids and groomsmen serve similar
functions, acting as sources of support as
couples plan their weddings. Bridesmaids
and groomsmen help to plan the
bachelorette and bachelor parties and may
also be asked their opinions as couples make
decisions regarding their weddings.
Bridesmaids and groomsmen must be
prepared to take pictures once couples have
officially tied the knot. They also must help
the bride and groom with any issues that
may arise in the hours before couples
become husband and wife.
• Flower girl/Ring bearer: Flower girls
and ring bearers are often young relatives of
the couple; a flower girl or a ring bearer may
be a young brother or sister or a niece or
nephew. The responsibilities of the flower
girl and ring bearer are typically limited to
the ceremony, during which they will walk
down the aisle, either together or
individually, before the father of the bride
escorts his daughter to the altar or stage.
• Father of the bride: The father of the
bride walks his daughter down the aisle
during the ceremony and, along with his
wife, may pay for the wedding, though many
couples now finance their own nuptials. The
father of the bride will dance with his
daughter during the reception, and some
fathers may even share a special toast for
the newlyweds during the reception, though
such a toast is not traditionally required.
Bridal parties play a big role on couples’
wedding days, and those roles are both an
honor and a responsibility.
Professional Home Decor Consulting Available
355 N. First St., Jesup
427-6178
Alene’s Fabric & Design Shop
Factors to consider when hosting an outdoor wedding
Many couples tie the knot outdoors,
as nature can provide an idyllic
backdrop on such a special day. In many
ways, planning outdoor weddings is
similar to planning weddings that take
place with a roof overhead and four walls
surrounding couples and their guests.
But there are some distinct features of
both indoor and outdoor weddings, and
couples planning the latter would be
wise to consider the following factors
before they commit to a location for their
ceremony.
Laws
Laws dictate what can and cannot be
done in open spaces, and couples with
outdoor locations in mind should confirm
local laws and regulations before they
commit to a location for their wedding.
Research which permits you might need
and whether there are any rules or
restrictions at each location you are
considering. The cost of such permits
may be negligible, but the rules may
restrict what you can do in a given space
and how long you can do it. Discuss these
rules with each other to determine
We specialize in
creang extraordinary
wedding
arrangements that
capture the mood
and beauty of your
special day.
Contact us today
for a consultaon
over coffee with our
head floral designer,
and prepare to be
wowed by the
possibilies for
your wedding.
whether the rules are something both of
you can live with.
Location
Proximity to your reception venue
and the hotel where guests are staying is
another factor to consider if you are
planning on hosting an outdoor wedding.
A remote location might provide
stunning views and privacy, but guests
might tire if the ceremony location is far
from the hotel and/or reception venue.
This should not be too big an issue if the
ceremony and reception are held at the
same locale, but couples should still look
for nearby lodging before booking remote
outdoor locations.
Weather
Weather is perhaps the biggest factor
couples must consider when planning an
outdoor wedding. Outdoor weddings are
best held during those seasons when the
threat of precipitation is insignificant
and temperatures are mild, but it’s still
necessary to have a backup plan just in
case Mother Nature does not want to
cooperate. If possible, find an outdoor
sea
Chel
Tyre
Mary’s Bow-K
Flowers, Gifts & Weddings
VOTED WAYNE’S FAVORITE FLORIST!
147 W. Cherry Street • Jesup • 427-6828
location that provides access to an indoor
ceremony facility in case of inclement
weather. If that’s not possible monitor
the forecast as closely as possible and
arrange for a tent to be erected should
rain start to fall. (Note: The cost of such
tents can be considerable, so build this
contingency into your budget.) If the
forecast
is
calling
for
chillier
temperatures than you had hoped for, email out-of-town guests a few days in
advance to remind them to dress warm.
Logistics
No matter how beautiful a backdrop
may be, photos of an outdoor ceremony
can be compromised. Couples, along
with their photographers, should visit
the site in the weeks before their
weddings to determine arrangements for
the ceremony that will guarantee photos
are not compromised by sunlight or
shade. Facility managers can probably
offer advice as to the best places to hold
the ceremony and seat guests, but a runthrough at the location with your
photographer in tow can help ensure
your photos come out perfect.
Custom Pallet
Photos
Voted Wayne’s Favorite Gift
Shop & Window Display
Sarah Surrency
Josh Higginbotham
Rachel Riggs
Dustin Lee
Hannah Keith
Garrett Lewis
Brittany Mallard
Robert Jackson
Jodi Bennett
Michael Kirkland
Amanda Sharpe
Jared Johnson
March 12th
May 28th
FREE
GIFT
WRAPPING
April 9th
July 9th
197 W. Cherry Street Downtown Jesup
427-0000
May 21st
July 9th
GIFT
CERTIFICATES
AVAILABLE
Customize your ceremony to give it a unique touch
Steeped in tradition, weddings
have featured many of the same
components for centuries. Those
about to tie the knot may feel somewhat limited in their ability to
shape their weddings into unique
celebrations of their relationships
and love for one another. Although
it may not seem as though there are
many opportunities to put your own
stamp on the wedding, there are
plenty of ways to do just that.
When looking to personalize your
wedding
ceremony,
determine
whether there might be anything
blocking you from doing so. For
example, if yours will be a religious
ceremony, there may be certain
rites that need to be followed.
Secular ceremonies may offer more
opportunities to customize.
• Vows: Vows are one of the easiest ways to put a personal touch on
your wedding. You can select the
words you want to exchange during
the ceremony as well as any readings during the service. Work with
your officiant to narrow down particular phrasing or sentiments that
fit with your vision of the wedding
and relationship.
• Participants: Wedding party
members fulfill certain roles during
the ceremony, but they are not limited to those tasks alone. Consider
asking wedding party members or
other friends or family members to
take on specialized roles in the wedding. They may be able to do certain
readings, escort guests to their
seats, light candles, or sing and
participate in other ways.
• Musical interludes: Choose
music that connects with your personalities as a couple rather than
selecting standard songs merely
because they are the easier route.
Work with the organist or other
musicians, and request that they
perform or play musical pieces that
you enjoy.
• Candle lighting: Many couples
like to incorporate candle-lighting
components into their ceremonies.
Lighting unity candles blends two
families together into one in a symbolic way. Other couples choose different traditions, such as mixing
two different-colored sands in a
new vessel, to represent the joining
of two lives together. You can consider these types of additions for
your wedding ceremony or come up
with your own unique tradition.
Impart a special touch to a wedding ceremony in any number of
ways. Doing so will help set this
special day apart in the minds of
guests and make it even more memorable to look back on as a couple.
D
AVID ’ S
CLOTHING
Downtown, Jesup • 427-3133
“With three generations of experience
David’s Clothing
has been the leader in tuxedos
for over 40 years.” ...
Designer styles and expert fitting
to ensure you look
your best for your wedding.
Incorporate some custom elements into the wedding ceremony to give it a
unique flair.
FULLSERVICE FLORISTS, CATERING & EVENT
planning for the time of your life ...
• Custom buffet & plated menus
• Event planning & coordination
• Party rentals & location
• Floral design
• Full Wedding Set-up
• Custom Catering
• Music
• Designed and Decor, including
Flowers, Linens, Dinnerware,
and etc.
WE DO WEDDING CAKES AND SPECIAL OCCASION CAKES
PLANS
Continued from page 2
want our wedding
ceremony and reception to reflect who we
are and where we
come from,” said
Keith.
The ceremony will
be held at Jesup First
Baptist Church,
where Keith grew up,
and her childhood
pastor, Felix Haynes,
will officiate. The
reception will be held
on Lewis’ family’s
farm, where the couple plan to one day
build a home and
raise their family.
“Bits and pieces of
our family history
will be woven into all
of the details of our
wedding; my dress is
being altered by my
aunt and will include
parts of my [mother’s] and late grandmother Mema Kay’s
wedding dresses
incorporated into it,”
she said.
The couple hope
that the wedding will
be even more special
for all they’ve
endured.
“We couldn’t have
made it through
these 15 years together, especially this last
year, without the love
and support of our
family and friends,
and we wouldn’t be
able to celebrate
without them by our
side on our special
day,” explained Keith.
“My sister, Sidney,
will be my maid of
honor; Garrett’s dad,
Herman, will be his
best man, and our
bridal party will
include some of our
closest high school
and college friends.
Our wedding will be
a celebration of life
and love, so we welcome family and close
friends to come celebrate with us.
“We’re looking forward to our special
day and know that
the best is yet to
come!”
Hanna Keith and Garrett Lewis have fought the challenges associated with
breast cancer, including shaving her head, and are excited to find hope in planning their wedding.
Home is
where our
story begins...
HARRISON Real Estate Agency, Inc.
309 S. First St. • Jesup, GA 31545
Call (912) 427-3746
Crawford Jewelers
172 W. Cherry St. •
Jesup • 427-3339
www.crawfordsjewelers.com
Sarah Jo Surrency
Joshua Higginbotham
LeeAnn Auldridge
John Strickland
Shelby Brantley
Chad Highsmith
Jena Madray
Michael Burch
March 12, 2016
March 26, 2016
May 28, 2016
June 4, 2016
Miranda Anderson
Adam Durden
Rachael Riggs
Dustin Lee
Brittany Mallard
Robert Jackson
Jodi Bennett
Michael Kirkland
March 26, 2016
April 9, 2016
May 28, 2016
July 9, 2016
Hannah Keith and Garrett Lewis
May 21, 2016
Burlapies
or
Access NERS
S • RUN
FRAME EMATS
PLAC
Table Linens • Flatware • Crystal • China • Bed Emsembles
• Window Treatments • Custom Florals • Wall Prints • Unique Lamps • Stylish Frames
Linens Plus
Home Fashions • Wayne’s Favorite Bridal Registry
182 Cherry St. • Downtown Jesup • 427-6690 • Mon-Sat 10 a.m.-6 p.m.
Fun
Fresh
Trendy
GIFTW
A
RE • LI
NENS
MICS •
COLOR
F
HOME
DECOR UL
• CERA
Join The Brides
Amand
a Sharp
Jared J
ohnson
July 9
e Dear
Maggi rown
B
Andrew
16
h, 20
May 7t
th, 201
6
Hannah Keith
Garrett Lewis
May 21st, 2016
STAL
A, CRY
CHIN
ILVER
AND S
CHINA
AND C
RYSTA
L
STAINLESS
CHINA, CRYSTAL AND STAINLESS
CHINA, CRYSTAL
AND STAINLESS
CHINA AND CRYSTAL
Broadway Direct
Gifts & Stuff
Brides Registry
Album
150 S. Macon • 912-427-3800
FREE GIFT
WRAPPING
GIFT
CERTIFICATES

opinion - Sole Solution

Transcription

Similar documents

Saturday, February 6, 2016 - Wayne County Community College

vip office essentials

This set of letters is both from the IARDC (Illinois Attorney

we are looking - Sole Solution

VA-DMV Motor Carrier Operations

I`m helping to end MS by participating in the 2016 Jayman BUILT MS

Gonio, Georgia 18-25 September, 2013

The Board of Directors of Qatar Fuel (WOQOD) is pleased to invite

Awana Upcoming Events - Faith Baptist Church

Banquet and Meeting Room Rental Additional