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Vol. 68, No. 42 www.cherrypoint.marines.mil October 21, 2010 See A3 Otis conducts no-notice deployment exercise guys to put all those seats down.” Adams said the number of seats they were go- ing to need was the fi rst thing that went through his mind. “These exercises keep us on our toes,” Adams said, “And for the junior guys who have only been fl ying for a couple months, it gets their brains think- ing more.” The fl ight to New River took under 15 minutes and after a short taxi across the fl ight line, the Her- cules was in front of the formation of 86 Marines waiting to load. Adams said that’s when things can start to get chaotic. “It seems like people don’t like to sit next to each other,” explained Adams. “We’re always making them squeeze in to get each seat fi lled properly.” Once the Marines were seated in, the aircrew se- cured the back hatch and prepared for takeoff to Ma- rine Corps Auxiliary Landing Field Bogue – about 20 miles east of New River. “We landed at Bogue with an estimated total air- craft weight of 135,000 pounds at about 106 mph,” Betz explained. “It’s a narrow, short strip at Bogue, and that’s what we have to train for because it’s what LANCE CPL. TYLER J. BOLKEN we’re expected to land on.” Cpl. Bryan S. Giddens, a loadmaster with Marine Aerial Refueler Transport Squadron 252, prepares for 2nd MLG The 2nd MLG Marines quickly offl oaded and the Marines to load a KC-130J Hercules at Marine Corps Air Station New River Oct. 14. VMGR-252 conducted a deployment VMGR-252 aircrew headed back to Cherry Point, exercise within a few hours after getting the orders. landing at 10:30 a.m. – 90 minutes after departing LANCE CPL. TYLER J. BOLKEN ams, a loadmaster with VMGR-252. Cherry Point. MCAS CHERRY POINT Adams and the other crewmembers quickly got to work to Betz said the no-notice as- The Marine Corps is a force in readiness, and Marines are ensure the aircraft was ready for the 9 a.m. takeoff, in route pect of the exercise showed trained to expect the unexpected. to Marine Corps Air Station New River to pick up the 86 how quickly they’re ca- At 6 a.m., Oct. 14, an aircrew with Marine Aerial Refueler Marines from 2nd Marine Logistics Group. pable of supporting the Transport Squadron 252 arrived at the hangar for a typical “The thing that takes the longest to plan for is for the load- ground units. day – only to fi nd out minutes later they’d be transporting 86 masters to reconfi gure the cargo compartment for that many “We do this so often, and Marines on a last-minute KC-130J Hercules fl ight. personnel,” said Capt. Justin P. Betz, a squadron Hercules we’ve become very good “We were in a time crunch,” said Cpl. Christopher L. Ad- pilot and the mission’s pilot. “It was a lot of work for those at it,” he said. Top leaders meet wing troops Firefi ghters heat up chili fest Senior offi cials check MALS-14 procedures at grass-roots level

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Senior military and civilian offi cials toured the facilities of Marine Aviation Logistics Squadron 14 and Fleet Readiness Center East in a “Boots on the Ground” event Oct. 14-15 to observe how continu- ous process improvements are benefi ting PFC. SCOTT L. TOMASZYCKI Marines, Sailors and civilians at Cherry Rear Adm. Rich O’Hanlon, left, listens to Cpl. Gabriel Point. A. Cruz, right, as part of the ‘Boots on the Ground’ Continuous process improvement is a event at Marine Aviation Logistics Squadron 14 concept adopted by the military to make Oct. 14. O’Hanlon and other senior offi cials visited MALS-14 to learn about their operational effi ciency. work smoother, more cost effective and O’Hanlon is the commander of Naval Forces Atlantic. require fewer man hours. Cruz is a parachute rigger at MALS-14. “It is in our nation’s best interest to ex-

tract every ounce of capability of every merits of the process that could be exported to other units LANCE CPL. TYLER J. BOLKEN machine, devil dog and Sailor we have,” throughout the Navy and Marine Corps. Sgt. Lance C. Risley, left, helps Yaliya Shubina try on equipment said Maj. Gen. Jon M. Davis, commanding “They’re coming from all over the world, all parts of worn by aircraft rescue fi refi ghters. The Marines took part in the general of the 2nd Marine Aircraft Wing. the Naval air enterprise,” said Col. Russell A. Sanborn, festivities at Havelock’s 29th annual Chili Festival at Walter B. Davis said the process can help improve commanding offi cer of Marine Aircraft Group 14. “What Jones Park in Havelock this past weekend to help raise awareness the effectiveness of the Marine Corps in they’re hoping to do is learn from the grass-roots level. about the air station. The aircraft rescue fi refi ghters brought one many missions. The system is meant to be They ask, ‘What did you do in MALS-14 that was so of the station’s neon-yellow P-19 fi retrucks along with equipment applied by all Marines across the board to spectacular and so special?’” to show to the public – or in case the chili got too hot. bring the most out of the Corps’ resourc- The Marines have used the system to reach a new level “I wanted to see if it was uncomfortable and heavy,” Shubina said of the equipment. “Defi nitely felt like it would be hard to work es. of productivity. Lt. Col. Clarence T. Harper III, com- in.” Davis led Rear Adm. Rich O’Hanlon, manding offi cer of MALS-14, said he believes the con- “Events like this allow the community to see the assets we commander of Naval Air Forces Atlantic tinuous process improvement mindset has been taken to have,” said Risley, a P-19 operator and a Cherry Point aircraft and Brig. Gen. Gary Thomas, assistant heart by his Marines. rescue fi refi ghter. deputy commandant of aviation, through the unit’s facilities as they looked for the See BOOTS page A7 5 Cherry Point Marines make all-Marine team VMAQ-3 deploys to Afghanistan

CPL. SAMUEL A. NASSO Col. Douglas A. Denn speaks to the 18 Marines who made the final cut for the all-Marine team that will compete in the Armed Forces Soccer Tournament at Fort Walton Beach, Fla., Oct. 18-25. Denn presented trophies to the Marines and spoke to them about their LANCE CPL. BRIAN ADAM JONES opportunity. “You come from units all over the Marine Corps, and by making this team you Marines with Marine Tactical Electronic Warfare have the opportunity to prove what we are all about,” Denn said. Squadron 3 move equipment onto a truck at the Five players from the Cherry Point squad made the team and are listed as follows: Joseph Cherry Point aerial port of embarkation Oct. 13. Ohoro with the Center for Naval Aviation Technical Training, Jesse Coffey with Marine Roughly 150 Marines from the squadron were Aviation Logistics Squadron 14, Alberto Reategui and Irving Tamayo with Marine Wing deployed to Afghanistan to provide electronic Support Squadron 271, and Juan Torres with Marine Wing Communications Squadron 28. warfare support for the International Security Assistance Force. A2 October 21, 2010 The Windsock Wounded Marine reunites with friends, fellow Marines

LANCE CPL. SAMANTHA H. ARRINGTON Lance Cpl. Nicholas L. Green, center, reunites with friends and fellow Marines Oct. 16 for the fi rst time since being critically wounded by an armed robber while on leave Aug. 6. “It’s really good to see everyone again,” said Green. “I’m really glad everyone is here.” From the Chaplain: Legal Assistance: Child support Bitter roots CAPT. ZACHARY D SPILMAN

CMDR. ROB BEEDE JUDGE ADVOCATE, 2ND BN., 9TH MARINES 2ND MAW DEPUTY CHAPLAIN All parents have a legal and moral obligation to support their children. In a typical situation, mother and It was a mess! Laundry water fl owed up through the toilet father live together and share the responsibility of providing for the children’s needs. However, other situations on to our hardwood fl oor in the hall. My wife acted quickly require support arrangements. and shut off the washing machine. After mopping up the wa- Generally, child support is a question of money. The custodial parent is the one buying food, clothes and other ter, I tried using a plunger to clear up the problem, but it didn’t necessities for the child on a regular basis. The non-custodial parent contributes to these costs, usually with a work. The problem was in the sewer line and we would have monthly cash payment directly to the custodial parent for the benefi t of the child. to call a plumber. Other arrangements are possible, but as a practical matter there will be some form of cash payment because It took four days and more than $500 to fi nd and clear out it is very diffi cult to balance out all costs. the roots that were blocking the line. It seems that many years This article is not a substitute for the advice of a competent attorney. If you have a child custody issue, seek ago a pipe had cracked, and tree roots found their way into the legal help immediately. Just talking to a lawyer can answer a lot of your questions, and waiting only makes the line. Over the years the roots grew and eventually clogged the problem worse. sewer line until nothing could pass through. Every state has calculations to determine the appropriate amount of child support owed by the noncustodial This expensive and messy experience brought to mind a parent. These calculators are usually fairly complex, and consider factors like the incomes of the parents and Bible verse which warns of something similar which can hap- the amount of time the child spends with each parent. The result is a guideline to set the appropriate amount of pen in our lives. We are warned to “Look carefully lest any child support. The guideline may then be adjusted higher or lower by the court, depending on the unique situ- root of bitterness spring up and cause trouble” in us (Hebrews ation of the family. 12:15). However, child support doesn’t have to turn into a fi ght over money between parents. Many families are able Bitterness can grow deep down in us and strangle a relation- to work together to determine a fair and appropriate amount of support, without ever getting the state or the ship. What seems like small and petty things can build up until courts involved. Child support agreements are routinely included in marital separation agreements and parent- bitterness and resentment against the person are so strong it ing plans. Consent decrees add the formality of a court order without leaving the decision entirely up to a judge. spills over into a big mess. There is the old saying that couples These are just some strategies for parents that are able to work together to provide for their children. even argue over where to squeeze the toothpaste tube! Another source of child support obligations is Chapter 15 of Marine Corps Order P5800.16A. This provi- I believe people get in trouble as they allow little things to sion requires Marines to support their dependents by providing support on a monthly basis. Failure to provide strangle their relationship over time. Bitterness can strangle adequate support could cause the Marine to lose basic allowance for housing entitlements or be subject to relationships with your family, friends or in your marriage. disciplinary or legal action. While helping people through divorce, I ran across this poem When the parents are unable to agree on an appropriate amount of support, a court order for child support is by Edna St. Vincent Millay (1923). She wrote, “ ‘Tis not love’s required. Along with support guidelines and calculations, every state has an agency that helps parents get and going hurt my days. But that it went in little ways.” enforce child support orders. These agencies provide free child support assistance services to parents living in Little resentments can strangle a relationship and cause the the state. root of bitterness to grow. Don’ t allow the root of bitterness Once a court issues an order for child support, the order is enforceable in every state. It can also include an to clog your life. assessment of costs paid by the state, such as requiring reimbursement for low-income health insurance. Ad- The author of Hebrews tells us how to keep bitterness from ditionally, the IRS will seize tax returns and economic stimulus payments to satisfy child support debts. Like so growing: live in peace with other people and with God. Learn many other things, so-called “deadbeat parents” can run, but they can’t hide. to forgive, and not hold things against others. This will keep the root of bitterness from growing inside of you. See LEGAL page A7

PETTY OFFICER 1ST CLASS JOSEPH A. PUFFER

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In the field everything is a lot more difficult because COMMANDING OFFICER we don’t have easy access to resources, and planning MCAS CHERRY POINT COL. DOUGLAS A. DENN is much more important. But no matter what we’re always ready to counsel Marines. DIRECTOR, PUBLIC AFFAIRS MAJ. WILL KLUMPP STAF F WRITERS CPL. SAMUEL A. NASSO PUBLIC AFFAIRS CHIEF CPL. RASHAUN X. JAMES MASTER SGT. CHUCK ALBRECHT LANCE CPL. CORY D. POLOM LANCE CPL. TYLER J. BOLKEN PRESS CHIEF PFC. SCOTT L. TOMASZYCKI Highlight Your Superstar SGT. LISA R. STRICKLAND

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LANCE CPL. BRIAN ADAM JONES ConquerThe Windsock October 21, 2010 A3 the CFT

LANCE CPL. TYLER J. BOLKEN Sgt. Ryan C. Butts, right, a training noncommissioned offi cer with Headquarters and Headquarters Squadron, monitors a Marine conducting the maneuver under fi re portion of the combat fi tness test at Cherry Point, Oct. 15. The deadline for all CFTs to be conducted and scored is December 31.

LANCE CPL. TYLER J. BOLKEN

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In the combat fi tness test, every second counts. “It’s nonstop, so many different things hit you at once,” said Cpl. Eric T. Petry, who recently ran a perfect 300 CFT. Petry is an aviation precision measurement equipment technician with Marine Aviation Logistics Squadron 14. Even though the test has only been run for score since 2009, it already impacts composite scores and promotions, directly refl ecting every Marine’s career. According to the Marine Corps Training and Education Command, the purpose of the CFT is to test a Marine’s ability in high-powered, short burst events that refl ect operational demands. The CFT begins with an 880-yard movement to contact, followed by an ammunition can lift and fi nishes with a maneuver under fi re. Scores listed are for 1 -26 age groups. 880 yard movement to contact The goal of this event is for Marines to complete the measured course as quickly as possible with maximum effort. Being familiar with the course will help Marines keep a good pace explained Sgt. Layne B. Ashby, a training noncommissioned offi cer with Headquarters and Headquarters Squadron. Ashby added that a little competitiveness never hurts, and said he encourages his Marines to race each other to keep their motivation down the stretch. “Endurance and running preparation pay dividends as well,” Petry added. Perfect Score for a male 2 min. 45 sec. Perfect score for a female 3 min. 23 sec. Ammo can lift The goal of this event is to lift a 30-pound ammo can as many times as possible. Repetitions are only counted if the can is below chin-level at the lowest point, and elbows are locked at the highest point. The ammo can lift is comparable to the sit-ups in the physical fi tness test in the sense that it is has a two-minute time limit, explained Sgt. Matthew J. Skala, training CO with H HS. Skala added, “ ou have time to pace yourself, but everybody should shoot for 100 to be safe.”

Perfect score for a male 91 lifts LANCE CPL. TYLER J. BOLKEN Perfect score for a female 61 lifts Cpl. Eric T. Petry, an aviation precision measurement equipment Maneuver under fi re technician with Marine Aviation Logistics Squadron 14, carries a The maneuver under fi re is a 300-yard timed course Marine while conducting a combat fi tness test at Cherry Point, Oct. 6. that tests Marines on a variety of combat-related Petry scored a perfect 300 on his CFT. skills, including crawls, simulated casualty drags and carries, ammunition resupply, grenade throw and agility running. “Maintain proper technique throughout,” advised Skala. “Marines can end up getting winded, and they end up wasting more energy than they need to.” Petry advised to not watch your grenade toss, saying, “The small things can make you or break you,” and when running with the ammo cans, “It’s all about keeping control of the ammo cans. Don’t let them control you.” Perfect score for a male 2 min. 14 sec. Perfect score for a female 3 min. 1 sec. The deadline for all CFTs to be conducted and scored is December 31. For more information, reference Marine Corps Order 6100.13 or the Marine Corps Physical Fitness Program.

Maneuver under fi re tips: Don’t focus on the gre- nade toss once it has left your hand.

Maintain technique dur- ing carries and drags.

Be competitive with oth- ers.

eep ammo cans tight to body while running.

Finish strong with maxi- mum effort, every second LANCE CPL. TYLER J. BOLKEN Staff Sgt. Allan R. Lindsley, a food service specialist with Headquarters counts. and Headquarters Squadron, conducts the ammunition can lift portion of his combat fi tness test at Cherry Point, Oct. 15. Repetitions are only counted if the can is below chin-level at the lowest point, and elbows are locked at the highest point. LANCE CPL. TYLER J. BOLKEN A4 October 21, 2010 The Windsock

CPL. JOSUE AGUIRRE “It was brand new for every one of the MCAS YUMA guys that was out there today,” said Staff In a rare training opportunity, Cherry Sgt. Robert Farmer, VMAQ-4 ordnance Point’s own Marine Tactical Electronic chief. “We’ve got one guy that’s been with Warfare Squadron 4 visited Marine Corps us for three years and hadn’t touched a live Air Station Yuma, Ariz. Oct. 7-8 to launch HARM, and we’ve got another guy, who 14 unique radar-seeking missiles at targets has only been with us for about a month in the Pacifi c Ocean. and got lucky. So, the training was defi - The high-speed, anti-radiation missile, nitely important.” or HARM, is the only weapon fi red by the The training is part of the preparation Marine Corps’ EA-6B Prowler jet and a pi- for the squadron’s slated 2011 deployment lot might only get to shoot one in training to Afghanistan. every few years. Marines used HARMs in combat during By fi ring the missiles, VMAQ-4 took Operation Desert Storm in 1991 and Op- advantage of the excellent training oppor- eration Iraqi Freedom in 2003, according tunity. to the U.S. Navy’s website. More than 400 “This provides valuable training not missiles were fi red to eliminate Iraqi radar only for the ground personnel, the main- threats in 2003, states the Raytheon web- tenance personnel, but also for the aircrew site, the HARM’s manufacturer. CPL. JOSUE AGUIRRE to exercise the full capability of the elec- VMAQ-4 is one of four electronic war- Staff Sgt. Robert Farmer, Marine Tactical Electronic Warfare Squadron 4 ordnance tronic warfare platform,” said Chief War- fare squadrons in the Marine Corps. All chief, prepares a high-speed, anti-radiation missile after mounting it on an EA-6B rant Offi cer 2 Daniel Schwanke, VMAQ-4 are stationed at Cherry Point. Prowler at Marine Corps Air Station Yuma, Ariz., Oct. 8. ordnance offi cer in charge. The HARM detects electromagnetic ra- diation given off by enemy radars or anti- aircraft weapons and targets them for de- struction. Outside of combat, Yuma’s Weapons and Tactics Instructor course offers Prowl- er crews one of their only chances to fi re live HARMs. Organizing a shoot poses numerous logistical challenges, including building mock radar sites on barges and placing them in the ocean. Typically, electronic warfare squadrons practice using inert missiles with seekers, but lack a propulsion system and don’t ac- tually leave the Prowler’s wing, said Maj. Paul K. Johnson, VMAQ-4 operations of- fi cer. In addition to the offi cers fl ying in the four-seater Prowlers, fi ve of the squad- ron’s enlisted ordnance technicians gained new experience when they mounted the HARMs on the aircraft. Aviation ordnance Marines all attend the same basic schools, but the weapons they work with on a routine basis depend on the aircraft used by the squadrons they are as- CPL. JOSUE AGUIRRE signed to. For these squadrons, ordnance Lance Cpl. Adam Conley, Marine Tactical Electronic Warfare Squadron 4 ordnance technician, operates a short airfield technicians usually load HARM simula- tactical site loader to postition a high-speed, anti-radiation missile so the ordnance team can sercure it on an EA-6B Prowler tors and electronic jamming pods, rarely at Marine Corps Air Station Yuma, Ariz., Oct. 8. The Cherry Point-based squadron fired a total of 14 HARMs at targets in the live missiles. Pacific Ocean as part of the weapons and tactics instructor course. THE COMPETITION MATTRESS RX DOESN’T STAND A GHOST OF A You Can't CHANCE! Find ghoulishly good deals Beat the this October on each and every vehicle in our lot Value of a – no bones about it! Good Nights ‘08 Chevy HHR SS ‘07 Ford F-250 5 Speed, 260 HP, Rare Super Sport Model Super Duty, Crew Cab, 4x4, Powerstroke, with only 16K Miles! All Options “Southern Comfort Conversion” Only 26K Sleep... including sunroof, OnStar and more. Miles, New list price over 60K! 1-800-NEW-BEDS

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SGT. LISA R. STRICKLAND (Above) 1st Lt. Bill Robison and his son, Timmy Robison, ride together on the carousel at the Coastal Carolina Agricultural Fair Saturday. The Marine Air Support Squadron 1 offi cer accompanied his two-year-old on multiple rides at the Craven County Fairgrounds. As night falls, all the rides, including the carousel, light up the grounds and can be seen from Highway 70.

(Left) The Coastal Carolina Agricultural Fair has lit up the city of New Bern, N.C., for a week and will continue through Oct. 23. Sponsored by the Craven County Jaycees and the Cooperative Extension offi ces in Craven, Pamlico, Jones and Carteret counties, the fair themed, “Eastern Nights and Carnival Lights,” offers dozens of rides including a Ferris wheel and bumper boats, an array of food and fried treats, blue ribbon 4-H farm animals, games, a mechanical bull and vendors selling original crafts, like chainsaw wood carvings. Admission into the Craven County Fairgrounds costs $5 for adults, $3 for children ages 5 to 12 and children age 4 and under enter free. SGT. LISA R. STRICKLAND

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Pastor’s Larry & Jackie Taylor of Fountain of Life Ministries located at 1002 E. Main St. Havelock, NC are being honored by the congregation and local community for the month of October 2010 for their dedicated service to the call. The theme is “Appreciating and Loving the Shepherd that feeds my sheep”. All scheduled events are to give recog- nition to our Pastors’s for outstanding service to the body of Christ and the outlining communities as Pastor and Leader. 31 October has been designated Pastor Appreciation Sunday with festivities commencing at 10:00 A.M.

Fountain of Life Ministries was established in Havelock, Sep- tember 1998 at 30 A Park Lane and relocated to it’s present lo- cation, April 2000. Pastor Taylor has since earned the love and respect from the community as a dedicated leader by providing annual Minister-in-Training, Prayer and Teaching Seminars, and our annual back to school festivities for our youths, the future leaders of tomorrow.

The public is cordially invited to worship and help us celebrate God’s gift to Havelock and the surrounding communities. For more information, please contact Elder Joseph Cogburn, or Cindy Latham at Fountain of Life Ministries (252) 447-6596. The Windsock October 21, 2010 A9 Training in the Philippines

LANCE CPL. TYLER VERNAZA A Marine assigned to Cherry Point’s Marine Attack Squadron 542 assists the pilot of an AV-8B Harrier preparing to take off from Clark Air Base in the Philippines. VMA- 542 and the 31st Marine Expeditionary Unit are currently conducting bilateral training exercises in the Philippines with the goal of increasing cooperation between the armed services of both countries, ensuring the partner nations are always ready to respond when needed. Enjoy events only for Whycan'twebefriends? our fans! FollowAtlanticMCConFacebook!

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MCAS CHERRY POINT Cherry Point youngsters will have several opportunities to trick-or-treat this month in venues throughout the air station. Regular door-to-door trick-or-treating is scheduled in the housing areas from 5-7 p.m. on Halloween Night, Oct. 31, which will coincide with the trick-or-treating schedule in Havelock. To provide additional safety for the little ghosts and goblins, the Provost Marshal will have McGruff the Crime Dog at Grant’s Landing at the corner of Wilson and Arthur Drive next to the playground, and in Nugent Cove at Alexander Road and Gates Drive, in the fi tness connection parking lot. McGruff will pass out candy along with Offi cer Friendly, and a table will be set up and wands will be made available for any parent wishing to have candy scanned for any metal objects. Law enforcement and fi re department personnel will also be at those locations. There will be an increased presence of patrols in each housing area throughout the evening as well.

Cherry Point Halloween Events Station Library Spooky Halloween Tales! The station library will host a Halloween story show Oct. 28 from 6-7:30 p.m. at the community center on Stanley Road in Nugent Cove. Dress in costume and join library staff and mystery guests as they share stories, poems, and more! For more information on this free event, call 466-3552

Haunted House/Fall Festival CONTRIBUTED PHOTO The Naval Health Clinic Recreation Committee and Junior Enlisted Association Halloween is a festive and exciting time for children all over the world. Kids of will host a haunted house/fall festival at Hancock Lodge Oct. 30 from 6-11 p.m. all ages can trick-or-treat and enjoy the spooky holiday. The price for admission is $5 for adults, $3 for children and free for children To avoid any cruel “tricks” and ensure this Halloween is a real “treat,” follow a under the age of two. few simple suggestions from McGruff the Crime Dog: Special activities include a haunted house, hotdogs, bobbing for apples, moon • Ensure young children are accompanied by responsible adults or parents when bounce, face painting and much more. they trick-or-treat door-to-door. • Instruct children to never eat anything until they get home and all treats have ECU Pirates Women’s Volleyball Halloween Game been examined by parents. Single and unaccompanied Marines and Sailors are invited to an ECU Pirates • Check the wrapper on all treats for signs of tampering. Throw away anything women’s volleyball game Oct. 31 in Greenville, N.C., departing at 10:30 a.m. and that is not wrapped. returning to Cherry Point at 7 p.m. • Know where children are going to trick-or-treat, and tell them to trick-or-treat Costumes are optional. The game starts at 1 p.m., and participants will have the only in well-lit areas. If children go without their parents, know the names of the opportunity to meet the team! friends they will be with. Sign-up by Oct. 27 at the Single Marine Program desk in Cunningham’s. • If the children will be out after dark, have them carry a fl ashlight, glow stick or For more information, call 466-3027 refl ective gear on their costumes. • Leave porch lights on so children will know which houses to visit. Spook Fest • Instruct children to NEVER go inside anyone’s house, even if invited. Atlantic Marine Corps Communities is hosting a Spook Fest Oct. 29 from 4-6 • If any candy is suspected to have been tampered with, notify police and fi re de- p.m. at the Slocum Village Community Center on 102 Bern Street for AMCC partment personnel. If you discover a suspicious item after trick-or-treating hours residents. The witch is brewing up her favorite stew in the lobby, the bats have and wish to have it checked, please call 466-3616/3615. created their own cave where they can fl ap their wings in darkness, and the dun- Remember, Halloween is a fun and exciting holiday for children of all ages. Let’s geon has been fi lled to the brim with lost travelers. Tour the Haunted Community all do our part to also keep it a safe holiday for everyone. And as McGruff would Center, then head outside for games, a pumpkin patch, a petting zoo and more! say, before you take a bite out of candy, take a bite out of crime and follow these Those who wish to attend are asked to RSVP at http://www.atlanticmcc.com/ rsvp/1533. safety tips.

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DAVE MARRIOTT pretty busy fi elding questions about local FLEET READINESS CENTER EAST employment opportunities, explaining the Tools and parts attendant Teddy Carde- various hiring programs that are out there, nas can tell you everything he did during and helping Marines write resumes,” said his two tours in Iraq in 2005 and 2007, but Schultz. there’s a 10-day stretch in 2008 Cardenas During a HRSC visit to the Wounded doesn’t remember at all – he was laying in Warrior Battalion Schultz met Cardenas a coma. and helped him with his federal resume. “I was hit by a drunk driver,” the prior “I knew we didn’t have any positions Marine sergeant said. “I was in a Chevy that were directly related to his military Malibu and he was in a truck with a lift occupation, but I also knew he had enough kit. He pretty much just ran over my car skills to get him an entry-level position at and crushed it. I remember him coming at FRC-East,” Schultz said. me and he didn’t even have his headlights Schultz explained shortly after she re- on, the next thing I remember was 10 days turned to work at Cherry Point, Cardenas later when I woke up in the hospital.” sent her his updated resume. The accident left Cardenas with a swol- “Teddy started in mid-May and was len brain, a metal plate, an “L”-shaped scar hired under a Veterans Recruitment Ap- that ran the length of his head and a long pointment, which allowed us to hire him period of rehabilitation – so long, in fact, ‘by name’ and expedite the process,” said the Marine Corps deemed him “not able to Schultz. get in the fi ght” and transferred him to the Cardenas was the fi rst wounded warrior Wounded Warrior Battalion - East on Ma- FRC-East hired, but won’t be the last. rine Corps Base Camp Lejeune. “Our recruitment team set a goal of It was during his stay there that he met one wounded warrior this year, and we Human Resource Specialist Tanya Schul- met that goal,” Schultz said. “Many of tz, and heard about Fleet Readiness Cen- these guys are still undergoing surgery or ter East and its efforts to recruit wounded physical therapy and have no idea when warriors. they will be getting out. We plan to keep The FRC-East recruitment team has in touch with a number of them, and help been teaming up with Human Resource them keep their resumes up to date.” Service Center Northeast on quarterly vis- Cardenas said he appreciates the oppor- its to the Wounded Warrior Battalion for tunity and enjoys his job. He said he plans about a year. Sometimes it takes a while to stay at FRC-East for a long time. for Marines to get to the point in recovery “These people have served our country to even think about a future job outside of and paid a price for it,” said Schultz. “We DAVE MARRIOTT the Marine Corps. owe it to them to do our best to fi nd them Tools and parts attendant Teddy Cardenas conducts a thorough toolbox inventory “Although many of the Marines have a job.” prior to issuing the kit to an artisan. Cardenas, who was recruited from the Wounded appointments during the day and aren’t Warrior Battalion by Fleet Readiness Center East, said he enjoys his job and added able to talk with us fi rst thing, we do stay he plans to be at FRC-East “for the long run.”

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REINHILD MOLDENHAUER HUNEYCUTT Costarring are Dylan Walsh (“The Stepfather”) MCB CAMP LEJEUNE PUBLIC AFFAIRS as Jack Tweedy and Dylan Baker (“Revolutionary Road”) as Hollis Chenery, Penny’s brother. “TAKERS” (PG-13) Also appearing is James Cromwell (“W.”) as Og- “Takers” is a crime caper about a notorious group of criminals who continuously den Phipps, the racing executive. baffl e police by pulling off perfectly executed bank robberies. Randall Wallace (“We Were Soldiers,” “The Man The group is well organized and is in and out like clockwork, leaving no evidence in the Iron Mask”) directed this feel good Disney behind and laying low after each heist. fi lm from a screenplay by Michael Rich, based on However, the crew runs into trouble when attempting to pull off one last job with the book “Secretariat: The Making of a Champion” more money at stake than ever before. by William Nack. They fi nd their plans interrupted by a hardened detective who is determined on “Secretariat” is a remarkable true and fascinating solving the case. horse-racing story and a wholesome family experi- Starring among the high tech bank robbing crew are: ence about an American legend and its horse-whis- Idris Elba (“Obsessed”), who plays Gordon Jennings, the brains behind the crew pering owner. out to get one last score; and Paul Walker (“Fast and Furious”) who plays John, Gordon’s best buddy. “LIFE AS WE KNOW IT” (PG-13) Hayden Christensen (“Jumper”) is A.J.; and Michael Ealy (“Seven Pounds”) and “Life as We Know It” is a romantic comedy about two mismatched single people Christ Brown (“Stomp the Yard”) appear as two brothers, Jake and Jesse. who are thrust into raising a child. Matt Dillon (“Armored,” “Old Dogs”) stars as Jack Welles, the Los Angeles Police Katherine Heigl (“The Ugly Truth,” ”Knocked Up,” “27 Dresses”) stars as Holly Detective who has his own personal problems and who often breaks the rules. He Berenson, an up-and-coming restaurateur, who drives a Prius and is a workaholic. obsessively pursues the bank robbers with Jay Hernandez (“Lakeview Terrace”) as Josh Duhamel (“When in Rome,” “Transformers”) stars as Eric Messer, a hand- his partner. some and promising network sports director, who rides a motorcycle and likes play- Zoe Saldana (“Avatar”) costars as the girlfriend of ex-con Ghost, played by Rapper ing the fi eld. Tip ‘T.I.’ Harris (“American Gangster“), a former member of the gang, who is fresh Holly and Eric are set up by their best friends, happily married couple Alison and out of prison. Peter Novak, played by Christina Hendricks (“Mad Men”) and Hayes MacArthur Also appearing is Marianne Jean-Baptiste (“City of Ember”) as Jennings’ drug-ad- (“She’s Out of My League”). dicted sister. The two go on a disastrous blind date where they fi nd out that the only thing they Director John Luessenhop (“Lockdown”) is trying to take aim at the classic “Heat” have in common besides their friends is their dislike for each other. by Michael Mann. Even so, their friends choose the two headstrong singletons to be ‘parents’ to their “Takers” is a slick thrill ride with little substance that is having much success at new baby, Sophie, in case anything extreme would happen to them. the box offi ce. When tragedy strikes the parents, Holly and Eric suddenly become all Sophie has in this world and are forced to put their differences aside in order to raise Sophie “SECRETARIAT” (PG) together. “Secretariat” is the true story of the record-breaking Triple Crown winning horse, Juggling career ambitions and competing social calendars, the two must now fi nd and the suburban housewife who ushered him to greatness. some common ground while living under one roof. The movie chronicles the spectacular journey of the legendary 1973 Triple Crown Josh Lucas (“Sweet Home Alabama,” “Glory Road”) plays Sam, the adorable pe- winner, a horse that at the time, made the covers of Time, Newsweek, and Sports Il- diatrician who is perfect for Holly and who would like to get a closer relationship lustrated, all in one week. with her. Diane Lane (“Unfaithful,” “Nights in Rodanthe,” “Under the Tuscan Sun”) stars as Director Greg Berlanti (“The Broken Heart Club”) takes this tale about sworn en- Penny Chenery Tweedy, the spirited horsewoman and real life housewife and mother, emies who are forced to raise a baby together a little further and gives it a lot of who had the good sense to know that a colt named Secretariat was worth nurturing. heart. She takes over her father’s rural Virginia horse farm, Meadow Stables, despite her Heigl and Dushamel have an easy going chemistry and, along with the three ador- lack of horse racing knowledge. able babies playing Sophie, contribute greatly to the success of this charming little The strong-willed owner oversees the training of the thoroughbred champion, and movie. against all odds, follows her dream. “Life as We Know It” is a little more than just a romantic comedy. The endearing With the help of her veteran trainer Lucien Laurin, played by John Malkovich movie is about taking it one step at a time and will make you cry and laugh all at (“Jonah Hex,” “Changeling”), Penny challenges the male-dominated sport of horse once. racing, with the ultimate gain of owning the fi rst Triple Crown winner in 25 years. The Windsock October 21, 2010 B3 THE LOCAL BUZZ Announcements ŹIndicates new announcement dollars in the process. The guest speaker will be Col. MaryJo J. MacGregor, Clinics are held at Havelock High School in trailer 101 assistant chief of staff for logistics, 2nd Marine Aircraft ŹRemembrance Ceremony every Monday and Tuesday at 6 p.m. Wing. The 27th Beirut remembrance ceremony will be For more information, call 617-9079 To make reservations, contact Juli Cosgrove at 241- observed at 10:30 a.m, Saturday, at the Beirut Memorial 8074, or Adele Collins at 723-8782. in the Memorial Gardens in Jacksonville, N.C. Ź See What’s Cookin’ at the Chapel Lt. Gen. Dennis Hejlik, commander of Marine Forces Learn to make great seafood chowder from chef Shawn Marine and Family Programs Command, is scheduled to deliver the memorial address. Pratt who will host a cooking class at Cherry Point’s main The special ceremony will honor the fallen service chapel Sunday starting at 10 a.m. Marine, Family Programs Office Numbers members and survivors who served in Lebanon from The event is free with no registration needed. The Family Member Employment Program, 1958 to 1984 and Grenada. The event will include a cooking class as well as recipes Transition Assistance Management Program, The general public is welcome to attend. Parking for and samples to try. Relocation Assistance Program and accredited this event will be at the Veterans Cemetery. In the event financial counselors can be reached at 466-4401. of inclement weather, the ceremony will take place in the Ź Station Library Spooky Halloween Tales! • Child Development Resource & Referral – 466- Trinity United Methodist Church. The station library will host a Halloween story show 3595. Oct. 28 from 6-7:30 p.m. at the community center on • Exceptional Family Member Program – 466- ŹGhostwalk 2010 Stanley Road in Nugent Cove. 7547. Spend up to three evenings with dozens of spirited Dress in costume and join library staff and mystery • Family Advocacy Program – 466-3264. characters in the midst of their historic haunts during the guests as they share stories, poems, and more! • Library – 466-3552. New Bern Historical Society’s Ghostwalk. For more information on this free event, call 466-3552 • LifeLong Learning – 466-4500. Oct. 28-30 brings the ghosts of New Bern’s past to life • Military Family Life Consultant – 876-8016. as the 20th annual Ghostwalk coincides with New Bern’s Operation Safe Halloween • New Parent Support Program – 466-3651. 300th anniversary. The Havelock Police Department and Havelock Parks • Retired Activities – 466-5548. Hauntings begin Oct. 28 from 6-9 p.m. with ghosts of and Recreation present “Operation Safe Halloween,” an • Sexual Assault Prevention & Response Program New Bern’s past at Cedar Grove Cemetery and spirited event that will involve fun, music, movies, concessions – 466-5490. entertainment at the Athens and Masonic Theatres. and a costume contest. Substance Abuse Counseling – 466-7568. Tickets for adults are $15 in advance and $20 days The free event will be held at the Havelock Recreation • 24-Hour Victim Advocate for Confidential of the event. Active duty military and students with Center Oct. 31 from 1-4 p.m. Services relating to Sexual Assault or Domestic identification are $10, children 3-12 $5, under 3 are free. Candy will be given to children and costume contests Violence – 665-4713. New Bern Historical Society members are $13. Tickets are available by age group. are available online at http://www.newbernhistorical.org. For more information, call the Havelock Police Budget for Baby For more information, call 638-8558. Department at 447-3212 or Havelock Parks and Recreation The Navy-Marine Corps Relief Society offers at 444-6429. Budget for Baby classes. ŹOrthodox Fellowship To register call 466-2031. The MCAS Cherry Point Orthodox Fellowship is Haunted House/ Fall Festival holding a celebration of the orthodox divine lithurgy at The Naval Health Clinic Recreation Committee and Breast Feeding Class Cherry Point’s St. Michael’s Chapel, the wing closest to Junior Enlisted Association will host a haunted house/fall The Navy-Marine Corps Relief Society offers the post office, Sunday, Nov. 21 and Dec. 20, starting at festival at Hancock Lodge Oct. 30 from 6-11 p.m. free breastfeeding classes to expectant mothers. 9 a.m. The price for admission is $5 for adults, $3 for children The purpose of the class is to help prepare the For more information, call 466-4000. and free for children under the age of two. mother to be ready and confi dent to breastfeed Activities include a haunted house, hotdogs, bobbing once the baby arrives. Ź Basketball Officials Clinic for apples, moon bounce, face painting and more. To register call 466-2031. The Crystal Coast Officials Association has started their clinics for basketball officials. Salute Our Military Women Veterans’ Assistance The clinic is available to those who have experience as A Salute to our military women, hosted by the Carteret A representative from the Veterans Affairs Office a referee or would like to get started. County Council for Women, will be Saturday from 2-3:30 visits Cherry Point each Thursday in building 232. Help your local community and make a few extra p.m. Call 466-4401 for assistance. Monthly and Weekly Events Courage to Change Together For Life Marine Corps League Meetings OFF Limits Cherry Point and Havelock Cour- The “Together for Life” one-day The Cherry Point Detachment of age to Change is a support group for premarital seminar is held for active the Marine Corps League meets the FRIDAY’S NIGHT CLUB (AKA CLUB INSOMNIA) friends and family of alcoholics. duty personnel age 26 and under, third Tuesday of each month at the Meetings are held at St. Paul’s within 90 days of marriage. Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 7315 MCB CAMP LEJEUNE AREA BELL AUTO SALVAGE II Lutheran Church in Havelock, in Havelock, at 7 p.m. Please call the chapel at 466-4000 BOTTA BOOMS For more information contact Tuesdays at 8 p.m. for more information. CARLAND For more information, call 241- Owen Smith at 444-5420. CENTENNIAL ENTERPRISES, INC. 6155 or 670-6236. Domestic Violence Victims DOLL HOUSE A support group for victims of do- Disabled Veterans EASY MONEY CATALOG SALES Chapter 26 of the Disabled FANTASIES Al-Anon Family Group Meet mestic violence is provided by the ILLUSIONS American Veterans meets on the There are alcoholics anonymous Carteret County Domestic Violence JACKSONVILLE SPEEDWAY AUTO PARTS family group meetings Tuesdays Program. third Tuesday of each month at the JOSHUA EXPERIENCE/CLUB ACCESS at 8 p.m. for family members and The group meetings are held ev- Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 7315 LAIRDS AUTO & TRUCK CENTER MILITARY CIRCUIT OF JACKSONVILLE friends of individuals who may have ery Wednesday at 6 p.m. in Havelock at 7 p.m. For information, contact Doug PAR TECH alcohol problems. For more information, call 728- PLAYHOUSE Matthers at 447-2761. The meetings are held at Havelock 3788. PLEASURE PALACE First Baptist Church. PRIVATE PLEASURES (AKA CARRIAGE HOUSE) For more information, call 447- RACEWAY AUTO PARTS REFLECTION PHOTO 8063 or 447-2109. SOUTHERN COMFORT STUDENT ASSISTANCE COMPANY TALK OF THE TOWN II TENDER TOUCH (AKA BABY DOLLS) TY’S R&R VETERANS AFFAIRS SERVICES

Oct. 23, 1983 At 6:22 a.m. an explosive-laden truck slammed into the battalion landing team headquarters building in Beirut, Lebanon, where more than 300 men were billeted. The massive explosion collapsed the building in seconds, and took the Hotlines lives of 241 Americans, including 220 Marines. This was the highest loss of life 2nd MAW Command Inspector General in a single day for Marines since D-Day on Iwo Jima in 1945. 466-5038

Oct. 26, 1962 5th Marine Expeditionary Brigade, with 11,000 Marines, left Camp Pendleton If you are a victim of sexual assault by sea for the Caribbean during the Cuban Missile Crisis. One week earlier, the Immediately call 665-4713, which is monitored 24/7. entire 189,000-man Marine Corps had been put on alert and elements of the The person answering the call will help you decide the next steps to take. You may remain anonymous. 1st and 2nd Marine Divisions were sent to Guantanamo Bay to reinforce the This procedure is not to replace calling 911 if you are defenders of the U.S. Naval Base. in immediate danger. Remember, it’s not your fault. Support is available.

Severe weather and force protection information Military personnel call 466-3093. FRC East personnel call 464-8333. DDCN personnel call 466-4083.

Suspicious People Fraud, Waste and Abuse If you know of or suspect any fraud, waste or abuse aboard MCAS Cherry Point, call 466-2016. This line’s automated answering service is available 24 hours a day. Interactive Customer Evaluation Put your thoughts on I.C.E. You can use I.C.E. to comment about quali- ty, timeliness and overall satisfaction of products and services available at MCAS Cherry Point. For more information, visit the website at http://www.ice.disa.mil. B6 October 21, 2010 The Windsock

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By RICK MINTER / Cox Newspapers

Jamie McMurray, driver of the No. 1 Chevrolet, does a burnout after winning Saturday’s Bank of America 2010 CHASE CONTENDERS 500 at Charlotte Motor Speedway. (NASCAR photo) Points standings, race results from Saturday’s Bank of America 500 at Charlotte Speedway and commentary by Rick Minter

1. Jimmie Johnson 5,843 (finished third) He overcame an ill-handling car and an early race spin to lead the race at one point and pad his points lead heading into his best track, Martinsville Speedway. 2. Denny Hamlin –41 (finished fourth) His solid finish keeps him right in the title hunt heading to Martinsville, where he has three wins in the past five races and no finish- es worse than sixth since the spring of 2006. 3. Kevin Harvick –77 (finished eighth) The points leader for much of the 26-race regular season had a strong run at one of his worst tracks and remains within striking dis- tance of the Chase points lead. “Hopefully that is something we can build on going for- ward.”

4. Jeff Gordon –156 (finished 23rd) After winning the pole and looking like a winner in the early going, he had alternator Higher and battery problems, got caught speeding HigherHigher on pit road and had a loose wheel. “We had about everything go wrong that could go wrong.” 5. Kyle Busch –177 (finished second) He led a race-high 217 laps, but had his late-race lead erased by a caution flag for debris. “It’s very, very disappointing. Had the PowerPowerPower best car all night and gave it up.” 6. Tony Stewart –177 (finished 21st) The winner at Auto Club was never a con- tender at Charlotte. Twice, he had problems McMurray wins again, inspired by father and faith getting into his pits and was the last driver ight in the middle of a Chase that dent, and our team is thinking about him,” on the lead lap. “It was just a comedy of doesn’t seem to be exciting fans as McMurray said. “We’d certainly like to dedi- errors,” crew chief Darian Grubb said. “We Rmuch as the NASCAR powers that be cate our win tonight to him and the whole evidently just missed it on the setup … We had hoped for, along comes a heart-warming Hmiel family. I wish Steve could’ve been just weren’t fast enough on restarts or any- story involving a popular non-Chase driver. here; he is a huge part of our success.” thing.” Jamie McMurray, the odd man out at And then he talked about his emotions 7. Carl Edwards –200 (finished 12th) Roush Fenway Racing last year, sped away back at Daytona in February. He wasn’t nearly as fast as he felt he should from Chasers Kyle Busch and Jimmie “I don’t think I ever really got to explain be. “Fundamentally there’s something wrong Johnson Saturday night at Charlotte Motor that and why I cried and what was going on with the way we set our Fusion up for this place. Speedway and grabbed his third Sprint Cup there,” he said. “I had a tough year last It’s frustrating because I know we can run bet- victory of an improbable comeback season. year; I found out the power of prayer and ter than that.” He’s already won the sport’s two biggest what that can do for you. When you get to races, the Daytona 500 and the Brickyard Victory Lane and you get to experience this, 8. Greg Biffle –225 (finished fifth) 400, plus a Nationwide Series race at it just makes you a believer. And it’s some- As has been the case in recent weeks, he had Atlanta Motor Speedway in Dale Earnhardt thing that is obviously very important to me the fastest Ford and had to work it hard in the Jr.’s car. and my family.” end. “We made a pretty big change and had to In Victory Lane, McMurray took time to Later, in his post-race session with the restart all the way at the back and got all the talk about what winning races means to media, McMurray, who is now married and way back into the top five.” him these days, and to explain more about expecting a child, expanded even more on why he was in tears and almost unable to his faith and what it means to have prayers 9. Kurt Busch –237 (finished 30th) speak after winning the Daytona 500 back answered. He also said that he considers it He was trying to become the first driver ever in February. selfish to pray for success on the race track to win the All-Star race and the two Cup races But first he talked about how much it ahead of other things in life. at Charlotte in the same season, but hit the meant for him that his dad Jim McMurray, “Certainly it’s not the first thing that I wall on the 25th lap and wound up two laps in a regular fixture around the tracks who pray about every day,” he said. “But every- arrears. somehow missed seeing his son take two one wants to be successful and you want to checkered flags this year, was finally able to do well in life, so when you feel like that’s 10. Jeff Burton –239 (finished 20th) see his son take the checkered flag. been answered, it’s emotional.” After looking like a championship contender “It’s very special,” McMurray said. “My He said he was pondering those com- early in the Chase he’s struggled to post good dad and I are really good friends, and he is ments as the laps wound down at Charlotte. finishes in recent races. certainly what got me involved in racing. “I was like, ‘If I win this race, Lord, if you 11. Matt Kenseth –256 (finished sixth) We still race go carts together, we fish don’t throw a caution ... and I win this race, It took a late-race surge to finish as good as together, we do all kinds of stuff together; I’m going to explain to people my feelings he did. “We started the race incredibly far off and he is really one of my best friends. It’s and why I felt that way,’” he said. and had to make a lot of pit stops and adjust- important to have him here.” “And I think that’s important. ments. The guys did a really good job recover- He also talked about being able to dedi- “I watch other professional athletes – ing from where we were.” cate his win to the family of Shane Hmiel, whether it’s bull riders or basketball players gravely injured in a dirt-track race the week or motorcycle riders – you hear them get 12. Clint Bowyer –300 (finished 17th) before. Hmiel’s father Steve, a longtime out, and you hear them thank God and talk Take away his 150-point penalty from New NASCAR crew chief and team manager, is about the power of prayer, and I just think Hampshire and he’d be fourth in the stand- one of the key players on McMurray’s Chip that that’s important for people to under- ings despite a mediocre run at Charlotte. “We Ganassi-owned team. stand, and understand why my feelings Jamie McMurray after winning the Bank of America 500 unloaded bad and just really never got it.” “Shane Hmiel had a terrible racing acci- were the way they were.” at Charlotte Motor Speedway Oct. 16. (NASCAR photo)

Why did the chicken suit cross the line? NOTEBOOK NUMERICALLY NASCAR to use ethanol fuel ASK RICK! little bit of a racy photo,’ but it really came togeth- er well, and I’m proud that I did it,” he said. NASCAR officials announced on Saturday SPEAKING As the interview rolled along, many in the that beginning next year, vehicles in the Sprint “Where do NASCAR drivers room, Edwards included, thought of the scene in Cup, Nationwide and Camping World Truck “Stroker Ace” where Reynolds, playing a NASCAR series will run on E15 fuel, which is 15 percent draw the line between what driver, had to dress in a feathery chicken suit for a ethanol and 85 percent gasoline. The ethanol Laps led by Clint Bowyer and new sponsor. Edwards said fans will never see will be produced from American-grown corn. 0 Carl Edwards in the past 11 they’ll do to promote a sponsor’s him in a chicken suit. “NASCAR is committed to being an environ- Sprint Cup races at product and what they won’t?” “We all know Stroker Ace dressing in the chick- mental leader,” said Brian France, chairman and en suit and doing all that stuff,” he said. “There chief executive officer of NASCAR. Martinsville Speedway, the fewest are lines you have to draw, but I’ve not among drivers in the Chase for the A.: It depends on the driver – and what approached that line.” 5 Hall inductees announced Sprint Cup NASCAR will allow. For Carl Edwards the line He said his decisions on which sponsors to take is somewhere between pushing products for and which to reject are based mostly on his own The sophomore class of the NASCAR Hall of Avon and something akin to wearing the chick- personal values, just as some of the sport’s pio- Fame was announced last week, and David Points scored in the en suit that the Burt Reynolds character wore in neering families like the Pettys and the Woods Pearson leads the group of five. Also chosen 1,910 past 11 Cup races the 1983 racing movie “Stroker Ace.” have rejected beer sponsorships in the past. were Bobby Allison, Ned Jarrett, Bud Moore and by Jimmie Johnson Edwards and a representative of Avon were in “For instance, there are some consumable items the late Lee Petty. the media center at Charlotte Motor Speedway that I’ve said I’d rather not participate with,” he Pearson won 105 races on the circuit now at Martinsville, tops among drivers last week to introduce a new cologne, Turn 4XT. said, adding that he did lots of thinking before known as Sprint Cup and won the champi- Some in the room wondered what some of the endorsing Kellogg’s products. onship three times. Amazingly, he won champi- Laps run among sport’s tough old birds like the late Curtis “When we first talked to them, they came and onships but never ran an entire season of races. the top 15 in the Turner and Joe Weatherly might have thought gave me a whole presentation about what they do Petty, the founder of the Petty Enterprises 1,102 of the idea of a NASCAR driver promoting prod- with marketing towards children and the way team, won 54 races and three championships as past 11 Cup races ucts for a cosmetics company, but Edwards said they evaluate if a food is too sugary to market in a driver. He then steered his team as his son at Martinsville by Greg Biffle, the he’s comfortable doing the work, even if it’s not children’s programming and things like that, and Richard took over the driving duties. fewest of any driver in the Chase exactly considered manly. I was really impressed with that,” he said. “Some Allison, who claims 85 Cup victories and a “It’s truly an honor for them to approach me of the drinks like Vitamin Water, for example, only championship, raced in numerous divisions with and to even begin to talk about it,” he said. use real sugar. There’s not the high fructose corn great success, much like Kyle Busch does today. Points separating Kyle “There are guys in other sports that have been syrup, so that made it a fit for me. Moore, a World War II veteran, was a long- Busch, third in Nationwide able to do these fragrance deals and make them “I do take all of that into account, and so far I’ve time car owner who fielded entries for some of 65 work really well.” been very fortunate to not have to endorse some- the sport’s top drivers including Dale Earnhardt. Series points, from sec- But he did admit it was a little different than thing that I personally wouldn’t use.” Jarrett, a 50-time Cup winner and two-time ond-place Carl Edwards, who ran representing a more masculine-type sponsor, espe- champion as a driver, went on to become the five more races this year than Busch cially the photo shoots. Got a question about NASCAR? Ask Rick! E- sport’s first driver to move on to a career as a “There were parts where I thought, ‘Boy, that’s a mail your question to [email protected] professional broadcaster. TheWindsock October 21, 2010 B7

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308 Louisia Mae Way ~ $174,900 6317 Albatross Drive ~ $169,900 3321 Tack House Rd. ~ $169,900 1670 Cool Springs Rd. ~ $159,900 NEW 3 Bedroom, 2 1/2 Bath Home In Lake Tyler! Vaulted ceilings in Wonderful ranch style home w/split fl oor plan. 3BR,2BA w/large princi- 3 Bedroom, 2 Bath, Well-kept, low maintenance ranch in quiet Trent Very well kept 3BR,2BA modular home on 1.25 acres conveniently family with Upstairs hall over look. Gas Fireplace, Master Bedroom, on pal BR & ample sized secondary BRs.Screened porch & deck overlook Woods cul-de-sac. Eat in kitchen with large bay window with nice located off Hwy 17N between Vanceboro & New Bern. Huge cov- 1st fl oor w/tub & separate shower, laminate in foyer, Formal Dining room. beautifully shaded back yard.Nicely sized 2 car garage w/room to work! view of wooded lot. Living room has exposed wood beams and solar ered front porch,laminate fl ooring in DR,gas log fi replace,smooth Maple cabinets in kitchen, separate laundry room Priced to sell,this home is a real gem in desirable tubes. Floors in the kitchen and bathrooms have recently been up- dated. Sunny Carolina Room overlooks large ceilings,large closets.MBR w/tray ceiling. MBA & UFROG. Natural gas heat and H20 heater. Birdland!Wheelchair ramp does not convey. planted yard. GO Real Estate w/double vanities. MLS#78950 Pam Baumgardner 252-626-3721 MLS#77879 Ted Michaelsen 252-658-0187 MLS#78626 Sarah Affl erbach 252-633-0322 & DEVELOPMENT MLS#75346 Ted Michaelsen 252-658-0187 NEED TO RAPIDLY SELL A HOME? Advertise it on the Real

10 Harbour Walk ~ $159,000 224 Saratoga Lane ~ $155,000 128 Pirates Road ~ $129,900 Estate Rapid Seller Page Everything you need to enjoy the boating lifestyle! Great town Better than NEW one owner home, cathedral ceiling in living room, gas Adorable and Affordable in River Bend. Great starter, retirement Simply Call Celia Rolison home in River Bend with deep water access to the Trent River. fi replace w/blower, bright kitchen w/eat-in dining area, large closet in home or investment property. Corner lot and fenced back yard. Well Just a few steps from your screened porch and you are in your MBR, 30 yr dimensional roof, 10x12 rear patio, 16x16 elevated octago- maintained three bedroom, two bath home with garage. Great room at (252) 635-5640 or boat and on your way. You have to check out nal deck w/benches, 8x10 bldg in backyard, home has vaulted ceiling and fi replace. You have to this 2 bedroom/2 bath home. overlooks man made pond-Check It Out Today! see this one to appreciate all it has to offer. Matt Gifford at MLS#77866 Linda Wahnsiedler 252-670-2734 MLS#78211 Pam Baumgardner 252-626-3721 MLS#71207 Linda Wahnsiedler 252-670-2734 (252) 635-5645 for Details WHEN WAS THE LAST TIME I’m ready to apply for a home loan. What’s next? A GREAT HOME Let us fi nd the home loan that’s right for your. David Foley Linda Dail DROPPED OUT OF THE SKY Senior Mortgage Originator Senior Mortgage Originator Vice-President Vice-President Offi ce: 252-634-3000 ext.228 Offi ce: 252-634-3000 FOR BUYERS? Cell: 252-670-7311 Cell: 252-671-9102 134 Craven St 134 Craven St New Bern, NC 28562 New Bern, NC 28562 Realtors help buyers fi nd their dream [email protected] [email protected] home, and there’s no better place to start Bank of America, N.A., Member FDIC. Equal Hosuing Lender. Credit and collateral are subject than right here..... to approval. Terms and conditions apply. This is not a commitment to lend. Programs, rates terms and conditions are subject to change without notice. © 2010 Bank of America Corporation. ARH353C5 Home Loans To advertise a real estate property call Celia Rolison (252) 635-5640 or Matt Gifford (252) 635-5645 TheWindsock October 21, 2010 B9

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Kennel included. ready to move in condition. Lovely Some 619-200-3515 brick ranch. Tastefully & fully up- dated. By owner: $230,000. (252) ~ ON LOT FINANCING ~ 288-4916 or (910) 988-9001. PROPERTY MANAGEMENT SHIH TZU PUPPIES! Males and FOR LEASE PARTIAL LIST OF ON LOT VEHICLES females, 2 black/white, 2 all black. HOMES & APARTMENTS 3 weeks old. $400 each! Taking TUCKER CREEK HAVELOCK 3 bed- New Bern Locations deposits now, will be ready room, 2 bath with bonus room, From the $675’s 11/18/10. Parents on premises. 1,938sq.ft. (252)652-4382 •Arbor Green ‘99 Jaguar Convertible...... $10,900 •Arcadia Village (910)333-8731 or 240-543-9903. •Academy Common •Academy Green Havelock Locations ‘07 Mercedes Benz...... $24,900 From the $595’s •Croatan Forest 1 BEDROOM, 1 BATH Cottage like, •Chrisopher Downs clean, safe, 15 minutes from •Tucker Creek MOBILE HOME HEAT AND COOL ‘05 Volvo Wagon 850...... $8,995 Cherry Point. 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