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Your daily hometown newspaper since 1906 Tuesday, September 19, 2017 www.southwesttimes.com 50¢ 11 DAYS PCHS robotics attract notice, seed money By BROOKE J. WOOD Last week, Roanoke Blacksburg Technol- novating and fostering new ideas and growth, [email protected] ogy Council (RBTC) presented a $500 check you are moving backwards,” says Tyler Clontz, BEST to the high school’s robotics program that was public information officer for MOVA Tech- An emergent robotics program continues provided by Pulaski’s MOVA Technologies. nologies in downtown Pulaski. FEST to take shape at Pulaski County High School, RBTC Director Robert McAden called it “seed McAden says RBTC’s “footprint” has al- and now others beyond the county are begin- money” to help get the high school’s robotics ways included both the Roanoke and New ning to take notice. team going. River valleys: “We are recognized as the pre- Two weeks ago, Gov. Terry McAuliffe vis- “As a graduate of Pulaski County Schools mier organization bringing the two regions ited a cyber security class at PCHS to watch and a recent graduate of the University of Vir- together.” PulaskiFest students maneuver their robots through ob- ginia, I understand the importance of innova- 2017 stacles using computer code. tion. In modern America, if you are not in- see PCHS | page A2 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Saturday Jackson Park Suspect SPORTS nabbed in pawnshop burglary By MELINDA WILLIAMS B1 [email protected] Rolled over Authorities arrested a The Cougars still made a 26-year-old Pulaski man without incident Monday few mistakes, but they in connec- were few and far between. tion with a burglary Today in and fire- arms theft at Pulaski History Pawn and In 1796, President George Coin on Bradley D. Washington’s farewell address West Main Hughes was published. In it, America’s Street Sun- first chief executive advised, day morn- “Observe good faith and justice ing. toward all nations. Cultivate Bradley Duane Hughes peace and harmony with all.” allegedly made away with “multiple” firearms In 1881, the 20th president from the business. He is of the United States, James A. charged with breaking Garfield, died 2½ months after and entering, grand lar- being shot by Charles Guiteau; see SUSPECT | page A2 Chester Alan Arthur became BRINGIN’ HOME president. More In 1915, vaudeville performer W.C. Fields made his movie de- students but as “Pool Sharks,” a one-reel silent comedy, was released. THE BACON means more In 1934, Bruno Hauptmann was arrested in New York and teachers charged with the kidnap-mur- Sunshine By BROOKE J. WOOD der of Charles A. Lindbergh Jr. photography photos [email protected] Mud was flying ev- In 1945, Nazi radio propagan- erywhere Satur- A new kindergarten dist William Joyce, known as day afternoon as all teacher is being added “Lord Haw-Haw,” was convict- ages of competitors to Pulaski Elementary ed of treason and sentenced to turned out at Thorn- later this month due to death by a British court. spring Pastures for increased enrollment at a pig-wrestling con- the school. test. Proceeds from “We were over the allowed state ratio with Miss your paper? the event benefit the Ricky Jones Memo- enrollment being more Want to advertise? rial Scholarship and than it was there last Have a story idea? Pulaski County High year. It’s a good problem Call 980-5220 M-F School FFA (Future to have,” Superintendent Dr. Kevin Siers says. 8:30 a.m. - 5 p.m. Farmers of America). For additional photos PES had 527 students see Page B4. last year but 551 have en- rolled in the school since the 2016-17 school year began. That’s good news
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Charlottesville 84/63 KY. Richmond work Roanoke 81/64 83/61 Bristol Norfolk Nighttime lane clo- 81/61 77/69 sures are scheduled through Thursday eve- TENN. N.C. ning between mile markers 105 and 103 on I-81 in Pulaski County for pavement rehabili- ©2017 AccuWeather, Inc. tation, the Virginia De- TODAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY partment of Transporta- tion reports. VDOT also plans Brooke J. Wood/SWT to upgrade I-81 guard- From left, Mark Hanks, rails in Pulaski and director of PCHS’s Montgomery counties CTE program, ac- through Friday morn- cepts a check for the ing. Lane or shoulder high school’s robotics Patchy fog before A slight chance of Mostly sunny, with a closures will occur for program from Rob- 8am. Otherwise, showers after 2pm. high near 81. Partly this work between the ert McAden and Tyler mostly sunny, with Mostly sunny, with a cloudy, with a low hours of 8 p.m. through Clontz a high near 80. high near 81. Chance around 58. 12 p.m. through Friday of precipitation is morning. Brooke J. Wood/SWT A PCHS cyber security student prepares to launch 20%. her robot through an obstacle course. NRCC PCHS offering continued from page A1 He says RBTC’s desire to cover the nology Council. NRV isn’t new but the organization “I hope this seed money will be the First Aid/ is “being more intentional in reaching start of a great new program in Pulaski out to areas in both the New River and County schools,” said Steve Critchfield, Roanoke valleys beyond the major met- president of MOVA. CPR ropolitan areas. We have recently hosted As Clontz explains, “Our company events in Pulaski, Salem, and Botetourt MOVA is centered on an innovative tech- course and plan to continue to look for ways to nology that would not exist if it weren’t reach other areas within our footprint.” for the opportunities to learn and grow New River Community RBTC was founded in 1998 as the that have been given to many people. For College is offering a First New Century Technology Council at the this reason, we are glad to contribute and Aid, CPR and AED course same time similar bodies were formed help create more opportunities for our that will cover topics used across the state. It was eventually re- future innovators by supporting the Ro- to meet OSHA’s require- named the Roanoke Blacksburg Tech- botics Club for Pulaski County schools.” ments for the workplace. The class is Friday, Sept. 22, 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., in room 142 at NRCC’s Wythe County seeking NRV Mall site in Chris- tiansburg. The course gives par- recreation referees ticipants the knowledge, skills and abilities to rec- WYTHE COUNTY — Wythe County. ognize, treat and adminis- County Parks and Recreation De- Applications may be picked up at ter care in the event of an partment is seeking referees for Wythe County Administrator’s Of- emergency until profes- third through eighth grade youth fice, 340 S. Sixth St., Wytheville, or STUDENTS sional medical care arrives. basketball, with preference given to downloaded from the county’s of- The course costs $145. individuals with referee experience. ficial website, www.WytheCo.org. continued from page A1 To register, visit http:// Referees receive $15-$20 per The deadline for applying is Nov. 1. bit.ly/firstaid0917 by the game, depending on experience, Prior to being hired, all officials after watching the school VDOE payment. Sept. 20 deadline. and travel is limited to Wythe must undergo a background check. system’s enrollment de- According to Siers, cline annually by ap- some classes at PES were proximately 70 students at 23 but the school’s for the past 10 years. average class ratio met Banks lead U.S. stocks modestly higher Pulaski Coun- VDOE requirements. ty schools received Siers says Sharon Banks and other fi- by rates moving and eq- day policy meeting of the year, up from a one- $180,000 for keeping Hicks will start as the nancial companies led uities being influenced the U.S. Federal Reserve, in-three chance earlier. class enrollment below school’s new kinder- U.S. stocks modestly by interest rates,” said which begins Tuesday. Traders sent bond 23, although Virginia garten teacher later this higher Monday, nudging Bill Northey, senior vice Forecasters expect the prices lower as the yield Department of Educa- month. the stock market to an- president with U.S. Bank Fed to leave interest rates on the 10-year Treasury tion (VDOE) requires Eligibility for enroll- other record high. Wealth Management. unchanged and stick to note rose to 2.23 per- an overall grade level av- ment reduction mon- The Standard & Poor’s The S&P 500 index plans to raise rates in De- cent from 2.20 percent erage of 18 per class. If ies varies from school 500 index and Dow Jones rose 3.64 points, or 0.1 cember. But traders will late Friday. The yield on the 18 per class average to school, and is largely industrial average closed percent, to 2,503.87. be listening for any indi- the 2-year treasury note is exceeded, the coun- based on free and re- at new highs as the mar- The Dow gained 63.01 cations that the central climbed to 1.40 percent ty isn’t eligible for the duced lunch rates. ket extended its gains points, or 0.3 percent, to bank could move sooner from 1.38 percent. from last week. 22,331.35. Both indexes on a rate increase and for Investors continued closed at record highs on details on the timing for to bid up bank shares as Friday. when the Fed might start Experienced Specialists interest rates rose. Banks The Nasdaq compos- shrinking its multitril- benefit from higher rates, ite added 6.17 points, or lion-dollar stockpile of which can translate into 0.1 percent, to 6,454.64. bonds. And Audiologists Will higher profits from lend- The Russell 2000 index of “Rates have started to ing money. smaller-company stocks move higher and rate- The rise in bond yields picked up 9.37 points, or sensitive sectors have Answer Your Hearing also weighed on utilities, 0.7 percent, to 1,441.08. started to respond favor- Joshua Overton real estate companies and Trading was subdued ably,” said Northey, not- Loss Questions Licensed Hearing Aid Specialist other bond proxies. Big through much of the ing that the funds futures retailers like Amazon. day as the major indexes market suggests that • All Types and Styles of Hearing Aids Available com were among the big- mostly held on to slight there is now a two-in- gest decliners. gains. three chance that the Fed • Hearing Screening – No Charge “This is really a day Investors were looking will raise interest rates • Hearing Aid Batteries – All Sizes which is characterized ahead to the latest two- again before the end of • 10-point Hearing Aid Cleaning and checkup, • All Makes and Models – No Charge SUSPECT Wednesday, September 20th - 9:00 – Noon continued from page A1 Valley Health Center, 4550 Lee Highway ceny of firearms, property damage and business, officers called for back up to Come in – or – call for appointment 800-553-5993 wearing a mask to conceal his identity. help clear the building, according to Of- Police responded to an alarm at the ficer Megan Jennings. pawnshop at 6:32 a.m. Sunday. The first Pulaski Police Department SWAT, units to arrive on the scene found a win- Pulaski County Sheriff’s Office, Rad- dow of the business had been broken. ford City Police Department, Virginia A+ Due to the size of the structure, the po- State Police and Roanoke City Police PAYMENT PLANS AVAILABLE. APPROVED PROVIDER FOR INSURANCE PLANS. tential for suspects to still be inside, and Department responded, but no one was the number of firearms available in the found inside. -We make house calls - © 2017 Tuesday, September 19, 2017 | PAGE A3 | www.southwesttimes.com COMMUNITY CALENDAR OBITUARIES Today p.m. at the lodge. Doors open at 5. B. Maxine Lambert County IDA meeting Wednesday B. Maxine Lambert, age 95, of del and husband, George Riedel of Schrader Hill Road in Pulaski, Va., Philadelphia, Pa; seven grandchildren Pulaski County Industrial Devel- Wee Story Time set passed away Saturday morning, Sept. and four great-grandchildren. opment Authority (IDA) meets at Wee Story Time for babies and 16, 2017 at Heritage Hall Nursing The family will receive friends 1-3 10 a.m. in the basement conference toddlers ages two and younger, who Home in Rich Creek, Va. p.m. Thursday, Sept. 21, before ser- room of the County Administration are not quite ready for a sit-down Born Sept. 6, 1922 in Elliott Coun- vice time. Funeral services will be 3 Building in Pulaski. Contact Megan story time, is held at 10 a.m. at Pulas- ty, Ky., she was the daughter of Lewis p.m. Thursday at the Bower Funeral Bird, 980- 7883, mwbird@pulaski- ki Library on Third Street in Pulaski. and Essie Fraley. Home-Chapel, Pulaski, Va., with Ste- county.org. The IDA serves as the There will be 20 minutes of songs, She was preceded in death by phen Jayne and Steve Marshall offici- economic development arm of the rhymes, bounces and shorter stories, her husband, Claude Lambert; son, ating. county working with local indus- followed by playtime and opportuni- Claude Waylan Lambert; sisters, Irene, A graveside service will follow at 1 tries and providing building spaces ties for one-on-one reading. Thelma, Tennie, and Dorothy, and p.m. Friday, Sept. 22, at Forest Lawn to local employers. son-in-law, A.J. Smith, Jr. Memorial Gardens, Morehead, Ky. Preschool Story Time set She is survived by her son, Lewis To sign the online guestbook, please Board of Zoning Delaine Lambert of Battle Creek, visit www.bowerfuneralhome.com. Appeals meeting Preschool Story Time for children Mich.; daughters, Patricia Ann Smith Bower Funeral Homes, Pulaski, ages 2 to 5 is 11 a.m. at Pulaski Library of Pulaski, Va. and Virginia Ruth Rie- Va., is handling the arrangements. Pulaski County Board of Zoning on Third Street in Pulaski. Younger Appeals is meeting at 7 p.m. in the and older siblings also are welcome. Board Room of the County Admin- No registration is necessary. istration Building. Contact Danny NRCC offering Wilson, 980-7710 or dwilson@pu- Pulaski Democrats to meet laskicounty.org. The Board of Zon- ing Appeals considers appeals of Pulaski Democrats will meet the zoning administrator’s decisions at 6:30 p.m. in the general district handgun safety course and the interpretation of the coun- courtroom at Pulaski County Court- New River Community College is tional. ty’s Zoning Ordinance. house, 45 Third St. NW, Pulaski. offering a handgun safety course next The class is intended for individu- week and another course in October. als who are applying for a handgun Preschool Story Time set Thursday, Sept. 21 The first course (#5667) is being permit through the courts, and cov- held Tuesday, Sept. 19, and Thursday, ers topics such as the nomenclature Preschool Story Time for chil- Bluegrass jam session set Sept. 21, at NRCC in Dublin. of revolvers and/or semi-automatic dren ages 2 to 5 is 10:30 a.m. at The October course (#5668) is at the handguns and safety issues related the Randolph Park gazebo. Stories, A bluegrass jam session for play- NRV Mall site in Christiansburg Tues- to handgun ownership. Participants songs, rhymes and a simple craft are ers of all ages is 6 to 8 p.m. each day, Oct. 17, and Thursday, Oct. 19. learn how to care for, maintain and featured. Thursday. The event is at the Pulaski Senior Center, across the street from Class meetings take place 6-9 p.m. store their handguns. Speedball Bingo at VFW the Post Office. Join the jam by play- Range time is offered on the Saturday To register for the course, visit ing an instrument or singing, or just following class. The course costs $60. www.nr.edu/workforce, Classes & The VFW on Dora Highway in Pu- listen. Call John White at 440-0459 The six-hour classroom portion of Programs, Non Credit Course Offer- laski will hold Speedball Bingo at 6:30 or John McElroy at 320-3688. the course, instructed by Joey Wil- ings and then search for the class ID liams, is required. Range time is op- number. Maria grows to a Cat 3, nears already battered Caribbean SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico (AP) — Puerto Rico will experience hurricane Forecasters said hurricane condi- Officials in Guadeloupe said the Hurricane Maria grew into a Category force winds.” tions should begin to affect parts of French Caribbean island of would 3 storm on Monday as it barreled to- The U.S. National Hurricane Center the Leeward Islands by Monday af- experience extremely heavy flooding ward a potentially devastating colli- said Maria had maximum sustained ternoon or evening, with storm surge starting Monday afternoon, and they sion with islands in the eastern Carib- winds of 120 mph (195 kph) late Mon- raising water levels by 4 to 6 feet (1.2 warned that many communities would bean. Forecasters warned it was likely day morning. It was centered about 95 to 1.8 meters) near the storm’s center. be submerged overnight. to grow even stronger. miles (150 kilometers) east-southeast The storm was predicted to bring 6 to On Wednesday, Maria was ex- The storm was on a path that would of Dominica — or 60 miles (95 ki- 12 inches (15 to 30 centimeters) of rain pected to be near or over Puerto Rico, take it near many of the islands al- lometers) east of Martinique — and across the islands, with more in isolat- which was spared the full brunt of ready wrecked by Hurricane Irma and heading west-northwest at 10 mph (17 ed areas. Irma, although much of the island then on toward Puerto Rico and the kph). Officials in Dominica closedhad its power knocked out. Nearly Dominican Republic. Maria could hit Hurricane warnings were posted schools and government offices on 70,000 people remain without power, Puerto Rico on Wednesday as a Cat- for the U.S. and British Virgin Islands, Monday and urged people to evacuate and Gov. Ricardo Rossello on Monday egory 3 or 4 hurricane, said Ernesto Guadeloupe, Dominica, St. Kitts, Nev- and seek shelters. warned of another widespread outage. Morales with the U.S. National Weath- is, Montserrat, Martinique and St. Lu- “We should not take this storm “We have an extremely weak infra- er Service in San Juan. cia. A tropical storm warning was is- lightly,” said Prime Minister Roosevelt structure that has already been hit by “This storm promises to be cata- sued for Antigua and Barbuda, Saba, Skerrit. “Let us continue to pray for one storm,” he said. “This is going to strophic for our island,” he said. “All of St. Eustatius, St. Maarten and Anguilla. our safety.” be a catastrophic event.” The Southwest Times Opinion Tuesday, September 19, 2017 | PAGE A4 | www.southwesttimes.com Election 49 days off, Failure: Don’t ballot set, fur flying he only thing remaining is more take it personal campaigning from everyone ave you ever heard of a prolif- running for offices at the local ic author by the name of Joey Tand state positions and the fate of a Green? To be honest, I had new consolidated middle schools for Hnever heard of him until my friend Pulaski County. Coach Dale Brown sent me some Those not registered to vote have excerpts from one of his books titled until Oct. 16, the last day to register to “Famous Failures.” vote in the Nov. 7 election, to get regis- With a little investigation, I learned tered. An estimated 24,000 people are that Joey Green was registered to vote this year in our coun- born in Miami, Fla., ty. That number should be higher. on May 26, 1958. The four candidates for sheriff are He graduated with all experienced law enforcement vet- a BFA from Cornell erans. We have a Democrat, a Repub- University in 1980, lican and two Independents. The race where he founded is on a fast track as signs are posted all the humor publica- over the county. Verbiage has been hot tion, The Cornell Jim Davidson and heavy at times in print and on so- Lunatic, and had cial media. many literary hon- A Column for Garbage in, garbage out the Times Historically, the sheriff’s position ors. At this point in has been handed down when a sher- e’re moving into a smaller house. owned any silver. Surely not enough to use time, Joey Green has iff steps down before serving their We don’t need these extra half a jar of polish. Is it garbage now? Is it written more than 40 books, has been full four years. This year’s vote is a bedrooms. No one but the cat safe to throw it away? Half-full jars of clean- a guest on numerous television talk special election. The winner will take Whas slept in the spare rooms for years, yet ing products, floor wax, oven cleaner ... how shows and has written numerous tele- office as soon as votes are certified they have to be aired out, vacuumed and do we get rid of it? vision commercials. and serve until Dec. 30, 2019. Terms cleaned. We have closets full of That’s something we never used Coach Brown and I have a won- of all Constitutional officers - Com- clothes we never wear, cupboards to ask when I was a kid. Rat poi- derful relationship because we have a missioner of the Revenue, Common- full of dishes we never use and a son? Throw it in the garbage. Drain common bond -- we both want to en- wealth’s Attorney and Treasurer’s - see dining room we haven’t eaten in cleaner? Whatever. Nuclear waste? courage others to be the best they can their terms end Dec. 31. since Clinton was president. Flush it down the toilet. As a city be. The book “Famous Failures” lists County residents will also be voting The attic is a complete un- boy, I never asked myself where a plethora of well-known individuals on funding for a new middle school known. If it was on a map, it would the drain went. Stuff just magically in a wide variety of fields who were and the borrowing of $47 million to be labeled “Here be dragons.” No disappeared. Now, after years of liv- told by others that they would never finance the project. one knows what’s in the attic, ex- Jim ing on a farm with a septic system, make it, and later went on to become a Also on the ballot are Governor, cept for whatever is rustling around Mullen I know exactly where it goes. There household name because of their out- Lieutenant Governor, Attorney Gener- up there at night. Could be a rac- The Village is no magic involved; it stays pretty standing success. This brings me to a al and candidates for the House of Del- coon, could be a family of four. I Idiot close to where you put it. very important point. You and I have egates in the 7th and 12th Districts, in don’t want to know. We have city friends who visit the final vote. No one, I repeat, no which Pulaski County is represented. When we eat with friends, it’s us, and when they find a spider in one, can tell us that we can’t succeed Watch, look and listen. It’s 49 days either at the kitchen table or at a restaurant. the bedroom, they’ll kill it with a wad of but ourselves. Failure is just a normal away. Be sure to register and to vote. Let someone else clear the table and wash Kleenex and flush it down the toilet three part of life and, when we don’t take it up afterwards. We use the living room, the times to make sure it’s gone. The next morn- personally, we can get back up, dust bedroom, the kitchen and the porch -- the ing, we get to hear all about the new organic ourselves off and get back in the game. rest of the house is abandoned. Half the stuff store where they now do all their shopping, Most, or all, of the following names The in the garage has never been used, and the how they separate their garbage into neat of people who achieved outstanding other half should be returned to its right- little stacks of newspapers and tin cans, how success will probably be well known ful owners. I’ve been meaning to get around they bring their own shopping bags with to you, but maybe there is a story be- Southwest to it -- for 40 years. I think some of them them to the store. Does that organic food hind the story that will be both inter- have passed on already. We could probably get delivered on organic trucks? Is the store esting and revealing. The most impor- Times sneak most of this stuff into our neighbors’ where they shop made out of organic steel tant thing in the life of each individual garages. They’d never notice, since they are and organic sheet rock? Is it organically air- is that they did not quit when another www.southwesttimes.com as bad about hoarding stuff as we are. conditioned? Are the shopping carts com- person in authority sold them short. 34 Fifth Street NE • Pulaski, VA So, we’re packing up to move to a right- postable? Is the garbage truck that takes Michael Jordan was cut from his P.O. Box 391 • Pulaski, VA 24301 sized home. What we couldn’t sell at garage away their separated garbage made out of high school basketball team, but was P: 540-980-5220 • F: 540-980-3618 sales or online, we gave away to our friends organic steel? Does it run on used pasta? I later named the greatest athlete of Email: [email protected] and neighbors. Anyone that visited us had don’t see how bringing your own shopping the 20th Century by ESPN. Marilyn Copyright 2017, The Southwest Times to walk out the door with something. A jar bag makes up for all that. Monroe was dropped in 1947 by 20th USPS-507-980 of mayonnaise. A can of garbanzo beans. Just one time, take all your own garbage Century Fox after one year under con- A lamp, a side table, a box spring. It didn’t from one week down to the nearest land- tract because production Chief Darryl Vanessa Repass matter if they wanted it or not, we made fill. See where most of it goes. Your first Zanuck thought she was unattractive. them take something. They could slough it thought won’t be that it smells funny, or that The famous children’s author Dr. General Manager off on someone on their way home if they it’s much bigger than you thought. Your first Seuss’s first book was rejected by 27 & Advertising Director wanted, as long as it was out of our house. thought will be, “It’s as if we’re buying junk publishers, and Seuss considered But that was the easy part. The hard part just so we’ll have something to throw away.” burning the manuscript. The book David Gravely, Project Manager has been getting rid of the stuff under the What a waste. that was eventually published sold & Sports Editor sinks. six million copies. Barbara Streisand’s Melinda Williams, News Editor Why do we have half a jar of silver pol- Contact Jim Mullen at mullen.jim@gmail. Broadway debut opened and closed Brooke J. Wood, Features Editor ish? How old is that? I’m not sure we ever com. on the same night. Humphrey Bog- Laura Brown, Bookkeeper art was fired from a job reading radio Amy Taylor, Circulation Specialist playlets for laxatives. He then earned Angie Repass, Composition Manager a living playing chess for 50 cents a Emily Cress, Graphic Artist round. J.R. Schrader, Editor Emeritus The Southwest Times Walt Disney’s first cartoon produc-
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Wednesday, Sept. 20 3:45 Cross Country vs Galax 4:00 Cougar Golf at Thorn Spring 4:30 DMS Volleyball at Scott Memorial 6:30 Comp. Cheer at Jefferson Forest
Thursday, Sept. 21 4:30 PMS Volleyball vs Narrows 5:30 JV Volleyball vs Hidden Valley 6:00 JV Cougar Football at Cave Spring 7:00 Volleyball vs Hidden Valley
Friday, Sept. 22 7:00 Cougar Foot- ball vs Cave Spring Dave Gravely/SWT Saturday, Sept. 23 Cougar running back Jaceri Eaves goes airborne to gain yards Friday against Carroll County. 10:00 Cross Country at Randolph Park 12:00 Cougar Cheer Classic @ PCHS Cougars shine against Cavaliers Game Stats By DAVID GRAVELY six. Ryan Castle hit the PAT to did the right thing, and after an James said. “We’re going to [email protected] move the score to 15-0. initial first series in the second have to get get much better as Team The Cavaliers took the kick- half they started to clear the the season goes on. The qual- First Downs HILLSVILLE - Pulaski off and strung together two bench. This valuable playing ity of our opponents is going to PC – 19 County still made a few mis- first downs before being forced time is key to building depth get much better as we go along. CC – 5 takes, but they were few and far to punt again. The Cougars for the team. Tonight was a good learning between as the Cougar football went back to work, moving Alex Akers intercepted a experience for us, but we have Rushing team rolled over the Carroll the ball down the field with a Cavalier pass in the first Cav- to be better.” PC – 42 att/225 yards County Cavaliers Friday 49-6 combination of air and ground alier offensive series. With Kade Akers has established CC – 23 att/4 yards in Hillsville. attacks. Akers hit Horton for 10:50 remaining in the half, himself as a quality quarter- “It’s always great when you 32 yards and Noah O’Dell for Gage Mannon took the handoff back and is on a pace to set Passing PC – 10 of 12/1 INT/231 get some of your younger kids 12 more. On third down and and ran 25 yards for the score. several records by season end. yards in the game,” head coach Ste- short he found Kellen Dalton As time was running out in the Through four games he has CC – 4 of 12/3 INT/100 phen James said afterwards. in the corner of the end zone third, Jakari Finley plowed into completed 47 of 76 pass at- yards “We’re happy with the win and for a score The clock showed the end zone from three yards tempts with five interceptions we’re happy we came out of the 11:52 when the PAT by Castle out. Castle was good on the for 847 yards. That’s only 227 Total Yards game healthy. I told the kids moved the score to 22-0. PAT each time, giving the Cou- yards shy of the all-time record PC – 456 yards to enjoy things tonight, but to- Carroll County got on the gars a 49-6 lead. for yards in a season, a feat cur- CC – 104 yards morrow we start getting ready board with 7:40 remaining in Nine different Cougars car- rently held by Bryant Grubb for our next game. Our focus the half. A pass was deflected ried the ball Friday and five for his 2015 performance of Fumbles/Lost needs to be on Cave Spring.” by a Cougar defender, but the different Cougars caught pass- 1,074 yards. PC – 2/1 The Cougars kicked off but Carroll County found a way es. Akers, Dalton and James The single game passing CC – 2/0 quickly forced a punt. Three to haul it in and went 50 yards Jackson all saw time at quar- yardage record of 266 yards, Penalties plays later quarterback Kade for the score. The PAT was no terback. Mostly junior varsity also held by Grubb, has been PC – 7/64 yards Akers hit E.J. Horton across good, leaving the Cougars up players took care of business in threatened twice. Akers has CC – 2/14 yards the middle for a 20 yard touch- 22-6. the final minutes, but the ball tied the record of 14 comple- down. A two-point conversion That was the closest Carroll continued to move down the tions in a game with Randy Punting pass from Akers to Noah Brad- County came to the Cougars. field and the Cavalier starters Meredith from 1985. Friday PC – 0/0 avg. ley was good, putting Pulaski Akers hit Horton at the 5:47 were still held in check by the he also tied the record held CC – 6/33.3 avg. County up 8-0 with 9:51 still mark for a third touchdown Cougar defenders. by Terry Finley from 1982 for on the clock. between the two, this time The score could have been most touchdown passes in a Return Yards Carroll County went back to for 63 yards. The PAT was higher. Kellen Dalton inter- game with four. The record for PC – 170 work on offense, but on their blocked, but Pulaski County cepted a pass and raced 90 most touchdown passes in a CC – 54 yards first play Gage Mannon went wasn’t finished. yards for a score, but it was season, currently held by Chad Individual Stats up for the ball over the Cavalier Jaceri Eaves carried the ball called back for what the offi- Perry with 10 from 2010, will Rushing receiver and picked it off. Ak- in from four yards out at the cials thought was a block in the likely fall as well. PC – J. Eaves 12/56, ers led the Cougars downfield 2:22 mark. The Cougars led back. It was later shown to be a The Cougars will be back in Mannon 5/43, J. Finley quickly. There was 8:05 on the 35-6 after a good PAT by Cas- clean block. action Friday night when they 6/34, Thornton 7/28, clock he hit Horton, again, this tle. “I’m happy with the win to- host the Cave Spring Knights. Riddle 4/29, Nowlin time on a 26 yard strike for Coach James and his staff night, but we can’t be satisfied,” Kickoff is set for 7:00 p.m. 4/21, K. Akers 1/8, K. Dalton 2/4, J. Jackson 1/2 CC – C. Horton 2/13, Cougar sports are moving in the right direction McMillian 2/3, Smith 1/-3, Rotenizer 5/-6, I heard a fan talking at Cougar head coach Stephen tals at the middle school level Trudell 13/-8 the football game Friday in James has been slowly and qui- instead starting with a blank Hillsville, and for a moment I etly building the program back slate when they become fresh- Passing thought I was hearing two Car- to where it needs to be. It can’t men. PC – Akers 10 of 12/ roll County fans talk. be done over night. All of these plans are work- INT/231 yards “This year is a write off,” the It all starts with getting the ing together to better prepare CC – Rotenizer 4 of 12/3 INT/100 first fan said. “We just need to ence.” kids to buy into the program. our Pulaski County athletes for get through this season so we I remember some of those They are, and the movement is what they will face when put- Receiving can make some real noise next same things being said about starting at the lowest levels of ting on that gold helmet for the PC – Horton 4/140, K. season.” other teams throughout the his- the Pulaski County Recreation first time. Dalton 3/44, Bradley Apparently this particular tory of Cougar football. Nobody League. The rec league coaches Are there depth issues for 1/25, ODell 1/12, Clark fan, who was talking within thought a freshman kicker and and teams are doing what the our varsity Cougars this season? 1/9 hearing distance of the Cougar a sophomore quarterback could Cougars do. Obviously the answer is yes. CC – Smith 1/50, D. players standing on the sideline, get things done against some of James and his staff have of- You can coach a kid on a proper Dalton 2/35, McMillian has made his educated decision the biggest and best teams in fered advice and assistance to stance and how to line up. You 1/15 that this football team “isn’t the state, but it happened. That these rec league teams, and cannot, unfortunately, coach a good enough” to make any real team brought home the only many of them are taking it. kid to be 6’4”, 275 pounds. Interceptions PC – Mannon, K. Dal- difference in the River Ridge football state championship we The combined County Mid- I’m sticking with the Cou- ton, A. Akers District and Class 4, Region D currently own. dle School football team is also gars, even if they are having CC – Snow play. There is still excitement in under the direction of many of to try some new things this According to these bleacher the air around Pulaski County the same coaches who walk the year. The effort I’m seeing from Fumble Recoveries experts, the Cougars may as athletics. If someone tells you sidelines on Friday night. young men like Alex Akers, Ben PC – none well go ahead and “write this otherwise, they are not looking They’re teaching the younger Arnett, Matt Click and Mason CC – Snow season off as a learning experi- at the big picture. players the correct fundamen- Clark demands it. Tuesday, September 19, 2017 | PAGE B2 | The Southwest Times
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Because you are getting flak for it, go to your employer or DEAR ABBY: The company I H.R. for guidance in navigat- work for recently switched to ing the new system. digital phones that show the TRUSTEE SALE TRUSTEE’S SALE Virginia Employment 5658 Valley View OF Commission Drive, 118 Howard Street Partner of Virginia Dublin, VA 24084 Pulaski, VA 24301 one-stop Campus Pulaski County In execution of a 800 East Main Deed of Trust in the Street, Suite 200 In execution of a original principal Wythe Shopping Deed of Trust in the amount of Plaza original principal $56,435.00, dated Wytheville, VA 24382 amount of January 26, Phone: 276-228- $136,734.00, dated 2004, recorded 4051 – Fax: 276- June 3, 2015 among the land 228-7399 recorded in the records of the Circuit September 7, 2017 Clerk's Court for Pulaski JOB OPENINGS Office of the Circuit County on LISTED ON Court of the Pulaski February 6, 2004, WWW.VAWORK County, Virginia, in as Instrument CONNECT.COM Document No. Number 040000696, If Interested please 150001557, default the undersigned call the Wytheville having occurred in appointed Substitute VEC Office at 276- the payment of the Trustee will offer for 228-4051 or Note thereby sale the Radford VEC secured and at the at public auction, at office at 540-831- request of the holder the main entrance of 5980 of said Note, the courthouse for “Equal Opportunity the undersigned the Circuit Court of Employer/Program, Substitute Trustee Pulaski Auxiliary aids and will offer for sale at County, 45 3rd St services are public auction at the NW, Pulaski, VA on available upon entrance to the October 24, 2017 at request to Circuit Court 2:00 PM, the TRUSTEE’S SALE individuals with Building, located at property described in OF disabilities” 45 Third Street, Pu- said deed of trust, 3875 Boone laski, on October 13, located at the above Furnace Road LPN PRN 2017 at 11:00 AM address and briefly Allisonia, VA 24347 Pulaski the property described as: LOT 1163329 described in said THIRTEEN (13) IN In execution of a deed, located at the SECTION Deed of Trust in the Environmental above address and EIGHTY-THREE (83) original principal Services EVS Area briefly described as: AS SHOWN ON THE amount of Cleaner Tuesday, SeptemberMAP 19, 2017 | PAGE$88,000.00, B3 | The dated Southwest Times Pulaski Lot 13, Section 1, REFERRED TO AS October 24, 2003, 1163170 Rolling Hills, THE recorded among the with improvements OFFICIAL MAP OF land records of the Nurse Extern thereon. THE TOWN OF Circuit Court for Med/Surg PRN PULASKI, VIRGINIA, Pulaski County on Pulaski Subject to any and all SAID LOT October 30, 2003, as 1163236 covenants, FRONTING 50 FEET Instrument Number AUCTIONS conditions, ON HOWARD 030007940, Registered Nurse restrictions, STREET AND the undersigned Intensive Care Unit AUCTION easements, and all EXTENDING BACK appointed Substitute Pulaski Construction other 140 FEET Trustee will offer for 1163956 Equipment & Trucks matters of ALONG AN ALLEY. sale at public BID ON-SITE & record taking priority Tax ID: auction, at the main Quality Engineer ONLINE! 9/26 @ 9 over the Deed of 080 003 0083 0013. entrance of the $65,000.00 yr to AM, Richmond, VA Trust, if any, TERMS OF SALE: courthouse for the $80,000.00 yr Excavators, Dozers, affecting the ALL CASH. A Circuit Court of Pulaski Road Tractors, aforesaid property. bidder’s deposit of Pulaski County, 45 1128122 Loaders, Dump $5,600.00 or 10% of 3rd St NW, Pulaski, Trucks, Trailers & TERMS OF SALE: the sale price, VA on October 24, Storeroom Clerk More! CASH: A deposit of whichever is lower, 2017 at 2:00 PM, the Dublin Accepting $20,000.00 or 10% will be required in the property described in 1130867 consignments through 9/22 3600 of the sales price, form of a certified or said deed of trust, Deepwater whichever is lower, cashier’s check. located at the above Shipping Receiving Terminal Road cash or certified Cash will not be address and briefly Clerk www.motleys.com • check will be accepted as a described as: Dublin 804-232-3300 • required at the time deposit. Settlement THOSE Two certain 1163835 VAAL#16 of sale, but no more within lots or parcels of real than $10,000.00 of fifteen (15) days of property (totaling Quality Supervisor HELP WANTED / cash will be sale, 9.2802 acres per Dublin SALES accepted, with otherwise Trustee survey plat) located, 1163876 settlement within may forfeit lying and being more EARN $500 A DAY – LEGAL NOTICE fifteenLEGAL (15) NOTICE days from LEGAL NOTICE deposit.LEGAL Additional NOTICE particularlyLEGAL NOTICE HELP WANTED MaterialHELP HandlerWANTED – LincolnFOR Heritage SALE Life the date of sale. terms to be described as follows, Warehouse Insurance Wants Sale is subject to announced at sale. to wit: ALL THOSE Dublin Insurance Agents * post sale This is a Two parcels of real 1163884 Leads, No Cold Calls TRUSTEE SALE confirmation that the TRUSTEE’S SALE communication from property shown as Virginia Employment * Commissions Paid 5658 Valley View borrower did not file OF a ''Parcel A'' (1.8832 Commission Material Handler Daily * Agency Drive, for 118 Howard Street debt collector. acres) and ''Parcel B'' Partner of Virginia Dublin Training * Life Dublin, VA 24084 protection under the Pulaski, VA 24301 This notice is an (7.3970 acres) on a one-stop Campus 1163872 License Pulaski County U.S. Bankruptcy In execution of a attempt to collect on plat dated April 26, 800 East Main Required. Call 1-888- Code prior to the sale Deed of Trust in the a debt and 1994, recorded in the Street, Suite 200 Inspection Packer 713-6020. In execution of a which affects the original principal any information Clerk's Office of the Wythe Shopping Dublin Deed of Trust in the validity of the sale, as amount of obtained Circuit Court of Plaza 1163863 HELP original principal well as to post-sale $56,435.00, dated will be used for that Pulaski County, Wytheville, VA 24382 WANTED/TRUCKSTATEWIDES DRIVERS amount of confirmation of the January 26, purpose. Virginia, in Deed Phone: 276-228- Juvenile Community $136,734.00, dated 2004, recorded 4051 – Fax: 276- status of the loan Loan Type: VA Book 546, Page 360, Crime CDL TRAINING FOR June 3, 2015 among the land 228-7399 with the loan (Trustee # 572672) but excluding the Control Program LOCAL/OTR recorded in the records of the Circuit September 7, 2017 servicer including, Substitute Trustee: tract identified on Assistant DRIVERS! $45,000- Clerk's but not limited Court for Pulaski ALG Trustee, LLC, said plat (erta ''lat'') JOB OPENINGS $10.00 hr $60,000 1st Year! 4- Office of the Circuit to, determination of County on C/O Orlans PC PO as ''F. Brown, DBV LISTED ON Pulaski wks or 10 Weekends Court of the Pulaski whether the February 6, 2004, Box 2548, Leesburg, 361, Page 832.''. Tax WWW.VAWORK 1163532 for CDL. Veterans in County, Virginia, in borrower entered as Instrument VA 20177, ID: 122 001 0000 CONNECT.COM Demand! Richmond/ Document No. into any Number 040000696, (703) 777-7101, 0020 & 122-001- If Interested please Site Security Fredericksburg 877- 150001557, default repayment the undersigned website: 0000-0030. call the Wytheville Supervisor CDS-4CDL; having occurred in agreement, appointed Substitute http://www.orlans. VEC Office at 276- $11.50 hr Lynchburg/Roanoke the payment of the reinstated or paid off Trustee will offer for com TERMS OF SALE: 228-4051 or Pulaski 855-CDS-4CDL; Note thereby the loan sale The Vendor ALL CASH. A the Radford VEC 1161346 Front secured and at the prior to the sale. In at public auction, at Auction.comwill be bidder’s deposit of office at 540-831- Royal/Winchester request of the holder any such event, the the main entrance of used in conjunction $8,800.00 or 10% of 5980 Inspector and Hand 844-CDS-4CDL of said Note, sale shall be null and the courthouse for with this sale the sale price, “Equal Opportunity Packager BROWN the undersigned void, and the the Circuit Court of Towne #: 5000.0280 whichever is lower, Employer/Program, $10.00 hr to $10.50 TRUCKING is Substitute Trustee Purchaser’s sole Pulaski - 09/19/2017, will be required in the Auxiliary aids and hr looking for COM- will offer for sale at remedy, in law or County, 45 3rd St 09/26/2017 form of a certified or services are Dublin PANY DRIVERS public auction at the equity, shall be the NW, Pulaski, VA on cashier’s check. available upon 1130877 and OWNER entrance to the return of his deposit October 24, 2017 at 3158 2T 919 926 Cash will not be request to OPERATORS. Brown Circuit Court without interest. 2:00 PM, the TRUSTEE’S SALE accepted as a individuals with STATEWIDES Building, located at Additional terms may property described in OF deposit. Settlement disabilities” requires: CDL-A, 2 years of tractor trailer 45 Third Street, Pu- be announced at the said deed of trust, 3875 Boone within experience OTR or laski, on October 13, time of sale. located at the above Furnace Road LPN PRN fifteen (15) days of Regional (Multiple 2017 at 11:00 AM address and briefly Allisonia, VA 24347 Pulaski AUCTIONS Pursuant to the sale, otherwise states) in the last 3 the property Federal Fair Debt described as: LOT Trustee may 1163329 AUCTION years, good MVR described in said Collection Practices THIRTEEN (13) IN In execution of a forfeit and PSP. Construction deed, located at the Act, we SECTION Deed of Trust in the deposit. Additional Environmental Apply www.drivefor above address and advise you that this EIGHTY-THREE (83) original principal terms to be Services EVS Area Equipment & Trucks brown.com. briefly described as: firm is a debt AS SHOWN ON THE amount of announced at sale. Cleaner BID ON-SITE & Contact Brandon collector attempting MAP $88,000.00, dated This is a Pulaski ONLINE! 9/26 @ 9 Collins 919-291- Lot 13, Section 1, to REFERRED TO AS October 24, 2003, communication from 1163170 AM, Richmond, VA 7416. Rolling Hills, collect the THE recorded among the a debt collector. This Excavators, Dozers, with improvements indebtedness OFFICIAL MAP OF land records of the notice is an attempt Nurse Extern Road Tractors, MISCELLANEOUS thereon. referred to herein THE TOWN OF Circuit Court for to collect on a debt Med/Surg PRN Loaders, Dump and any information PULASKI, VIRGINIA, Pulaski County on and any information Pulaski Trucks, Trailers & SAWMILLS FROM Subject to any and all we obtain will be SAID LOT October 30, 2003, as obtained will be used 1163236 More! ONLY $4397.00- covenants, used for that FRONTING 50 FEET Instrument Number for that purpose. Accepting MAKE & SAVE conditions, purpose. ON HOWARD 030007940, Registered Nurse consignments MONEY with your restrictions, STREET AND the undersigned Loan Type: Intensive Care Unit through 9/22 3600 own bandmill- Cut easements, and all SAMUEL I. WHITE, EXTENDING BACK appointed Substitute Conv/FNMA Pulaski Deepwater lumber other P.C., Substitute 140 FEET Trustee will offer for (Trustee # 578679) 1163956 Terminal Road any dimension. In matters of Trustee ALONG AN ALLEY. sale at public Substitute Trustee: www.motleys.com • stock ready to ship! record taking priority This is a Tax ID: auction, at the main ALG Trustee, LLC, Quality Engineer 804-232-3300 • FREE Info/DVD: over the Deed of communication from 080 003 0083 0013. entrance of the C/O Orlans PC PO $65,000.00 yr to VAAL#16 www.Norwood Sawmills.com Trust, if any, a TERMS OF SALE: courthouse for the Box 2548, Leesburg, $80,000.00 yr 1-800-578-1363 affecting the debt collector. ALL CASH. A Circuit Court of VA 20177, (703) 777- Pulaski HELP WANTED / Ext. 300N aforesaid property. FOR bidder’s deposit of Pulaski County, 45 7101, website: 1128122 SALES $5,600.00 or 10% of 3rd St NW, Pulaski, INFORMATION http://www.orlans. SERVICES TERMS OF SALE: CONTACT: the sale price, VA on October 24, com Storeroom Clerk EARN $500 A DAY – Lincoln Heritage Life CASH: A deposit of SAMUEL I. WHITE, whichever is lower, 2017 at 2:00 PM, the Towne #: Dublin DIVORCE– Insurance Wants $20,000.00 or 10% P.C. (55775) will be required in the property described in 5000.0298 - 1130867 Uncontested, of the sales price, 5040 Corporate form of a certified or said deed of trust, 09/19/2017, Insurance Agents * $395+$86 court cost. whichever is lower, Woods Drive, Suite cashier’s check. located at the above 09/26/2017 Shipping Receiving Leads, No Cold Calls No cash or certified 120 Cash will not be address and briefly Clerk * Commissions Paid court appearance. check will be Virginia Beach, accepted as a described as: 3166 2T 919 926 Dublin Daily * Agency Estimated required at the time Virginia 23462 deposit. Settlement THOSE Two certain 1163835 Training * Life completion time of sale, but no more 757-457-1460 - Call within lots or parcels of real License twenty-one days. than $10,000.00 of Between 9:00 a.m. fifteen (15) days of property (totaling Quality Supervisor Required. Call 1-888- Telephone inquiries cash will be and 5:00 p.m. sale, 9.2802 acres per Dublin 713-6020. welcome-no accepted, with or visit our website at otherwise Trustee survey plat) located, 1163876 obligation. Hilton settlement within www.siwpc.net may forfeit lying and being more HELP Oliver, fifteen (15) days from deposit. Additional particularly Material Handler – WANTED/TRUCK Attorney. 757-490- the date of sale. 3167 2T 919 926 terms to be described as follows, Warehouse DRIVERS 0126. Sale is subject to announced at sale. to wit: ALL THOSE Dublin Se Habla Español. post sale This is a Two parcels of real 1163884 CDL TRAINING FOR BBB Member. confirmation that the communication from property shown as LOCAL/OTR borrower did not file a ''Parcel A'' (1.8832 Material Handler DRIVERS! $45,000- WANTED TO BUY for debt collector. acres) and ''Parcel B'' Dublin $60,000 1st Year! 4- OR TRADE protection under the This notice is an (7.3970 acres) on a 1163872 wks or 10 Weekends U.S. Bankruptcy attempt to collect on plat dated April 26, for CDL. Veterans in FREON R12 WANTED: Code prior to the sale a debt and 1994, recorded in the Inspection Packer Demand! Richmond/ CERTIFIED BUYER which affects the any information Clerk's Office of the Dublin Fredericksburg 877- CDS-4CDL; will PICK UP and validity of the sale, as obtained Circuit Court of 1163863 PAY CA$H for R12 Lynchburg/Roanoke well as to post-sale will be used for that Pulaski County, cylinders or cases of confirmation of the purpose. Virginia, in Deed Juvenile Community 855-CDS-4CDL; cans. status of the loan Loan Type: VA Book 546, Page 360, Crime Front (312) 291-9169; with the loan (Trustee # 572672) but excluding the Control Program Royal/Winchester www.refrigerant servicer including, Substitute Trustee: tract identified on Assistant 844-CDS-4CDL finders.com but not limited ALG Trustee, LLC, said plat (erta ''lat'') $10.00 hr BROWN to, determination of C/O Orlans PC PO as ''F. Brown, DBV Pulaski TRUCKING is whether the Box 2548, Leesburg, 361, Page 832.''. Tax 1163532 looking for COM- borrower entered VA 20177, ID: 122 001 0000 PANY DRIVERS into any (703) 777-7101, 0020 & 122-001- Site Security and OWNER repayment website: 0000-0030. Supervisor OPERATORS. agreement, http://www.orlans. $11.50 hr Brown reinstated or paid off com TERMS OF SALE: Pulaski requires: CDL-A, 2 the loan The Vendor ALL CASH. A 1161346 years of tractor trailer prior to the sale. In Auction.comwill be bidder’s deposit of experience OTR or any such event, the used in conjunction $8,800.00 or 10% of Inspector and Hand Regional (Multiple sale shall be null and with this sale the sale price, Packager states) in the last 3 void, and the Towne #: 5000.0280 whichever is lower, $10.00 hr to $10.50 years, good MVR Purchaser’s sole - 09/19/2017, will be required in the hr and PSP. remedy, in law or 09/26/2017 form of a certified or Dublin Apply www.drivefor equity, shall be the cashier’s check. 1130877 brown.com. return of his deposit 3158 2T 919 926 Cash will not be Contact Brandon without interest. accepted as a Collins 919-291- Additional terms may deposit. Settlement 7416. be announced at the within time of sale. fifteen (15) days of MISCELLANEOUS Pursuant to the sale, otherwise Federal Fair Debt Trustee may SAWMILLS FROM Collection Practices forfeit ONLY $4397.00- Act, we deposit. Additional MAKE & SAVE advise you that this terms to be MONEY with your firm is a debt announced at sale. own bandmill- Cut collector attempting This is a lumber to communication from any dimension. In collect the a debt collector. This stock ready to ship! indebtedness notice is an attempt FREE Info/DVD: referred to herein to collect on a debt www.Norwood and any information and any information Sawmills.com we obtain will be obtained will be used 1-800-578-1363 used for that for that purpose. Ext. 300N purpose. Loan Type: SERVICES SAMUEL I. WHITE, Conv/FNMA P.C., Substitute (Trustee # 578679) DIVORCE– Trustee Substitute Trustee: Uncontested, This is a ALG Trustee, LLC, $395+$86 court cost. communication from C/O Orlans PC PO No a Box 2548, Leesburg, court appearance. debt collector. VA 20177, (703) 777- Estimated FOR 7101, website: completion time INFORMATION http://www.orlans. twenty-one days. CONTACT: com Telephone inquiries SAMUEL I. WHITE, Towne #: welcome-no P.C. (55775) 5000.0298 - obligation. Hilton 5040 Corporate 09/19/2017, Oliver, Woods Drive, Suite 09/26/2017 Attorney. 757-490- 120 0126. Virginia Beach, 3166 2T 919 926 Se Habla Español. Virginia 23462 BBB Member. 757-457-1460 - Call Between 9:00 a.m. WANTED TO BUY and 5:00 p.m. OR TRADE or visit our website at www.siwpc.net FREON R12 WANTED: 3167 2T 919 926 CERTIFIED BUYER will PICK UP and PAY CA$H for R12 cylinders or cases of cans. (312) 291-9169; www.refrigerant finders.com The Southwest Times Pig Wrestling Tuesday, September 19, 2017 | PAGE B4 | www.southwesttimes.com