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University of at Chapel Hill student Austin Glock Andrews, 18, of Hamlet, went on a trip Contributed photo that changed his life. State Rep. Garland E. Pierce was recently recognized by the He is a rising sopho- Community Success Initiative. more, double majoring in Classical Archaeology and Religious Studies. He travelled to the Sea of Galilee in Israel and Pierce honored took part in an excava- tion that lead to an inter- esting find. The Scoop on the dig for reentry work Huqoq is an ancient village located just Staff Report ardent supporter of the northwest of the Sea of work of Community Galilee, an area famous- State Rep. Garland E. Success Initiative almost ly associated with the Pierce was recently recog- as long as its existence. ministry of Jesus. This nized for his work helping His advocacy for reen- is the third season of those convicted of crimes try led to the bi-parti- the Huqoq Excavation transition back into the san co-sponsorship of a Project and it is lead by community. reentry study bill in the Jodi Magness, who is Pierce and two oth- 2009 long legislative ses- the Kenan Distinguished ers were honored during sion. The recommenda- Professor for Teaching the 9th anniversary cel- tions from this year-long Excellence in Early ebration of Community study led to the push for Judaism in the Religious Photos by Jim Haberman Success Initiative during strong reentry legislation, Studies Department at Students from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and Jodi Magness, the direc- luncheon hosted at the with a focus on remov- UNC. tor of the dig. Martin Street Baptist ing some of the barriers “Ultimately, this proj- Church in its Family Life to employment prospects ect’s main goals have Center. for “people with unfavor- been threefold: (1) to The trio, which includ- able backgrounds,” Rep. excavate the Galilean- ed state Sen. Angela Pierce’s term for the one type synagogue of Bryant and Commissioner in six people impacted by ancient Huqoq, elucidat- W. David Guice, were rec- the criminal justice sys- ing the remaining ques- ognized as three of the tem in North Carolina. tions concerning its initiative’s “most con- Pierce is a Baptist construction date, (2) to sistent supporters and minister who repre- excavate a portion of the allies.” sents Scotland, Hoke, ancient village to pro- Community Success Richmond, and Robeson vide perspectives about Initiative Executive counties. He is serv- daily life of residence of Director Dennis Gaddy ing his fifth term in the ancient Huqoq, and (3) praised Pierce, Bryant, House of Representatives. to unearth a section of and Guice for their con- He is also a member of the Arab village of Yakuk, tinued work and advocacy the Appropriations; which was inhabited on LEFT, Austin Glock Andrews, 18, at his dig site in Israel. RIGHT, Samson carrying the gates in their respective roles Appropriations this same site until the of Gaza on his shoulders, mosaic on the synagogue floor. in North Carolina state Subcommittee on Natural middle of the twenti- government as related and Economic Resources, eth century,” explained been uncovered, and suggests that this could and worked until we had, to the issues of formerly Vice Chair; Commerce Andrews. “In 2012, the Andrews was there to depict a portion of the according to our supe- incarcerated people and and Job Development; big discovery was that see it. apocryphal books of riors, the best on-site those who are hampered Human and Health the synagogue floor was “The first portion Maccabees.” archaeological breakfast by their past criminal con- Services; Insurance; paved with fragmentary that came to light was Andrews’ involve- in the whole world at victions. Legislative Ethics; Public mosaics that included also from the account of ments in the excava- 8 a.m. From then we Pierce, a Wagram Utilities; and Regulatory a portion of a dedica- Samson in the book of tion worked until we broke Democrat, has been an Reform committees. tory inscription flanked Judges, where he lifts “I learned about the for lunch. The area that by two women’s faces the gates of Gaza onto excavations at Huqoq I worked in specifically as well as a section of his shoulders and car- from a friend at Chapel was in the ancient vil- a scene that shows the ries them from the city,” Hill and so I took one of lage portion of the exca- biblical Samson (of “and said Andrews. “Another Dr. Magness’ classes on vation, which helps to Delilah” fame) tying fox section of the mosaic the archaeology of the contextualize the daily tails together with torch- includes several arches Holy Land and applied Goodman joins life of the residence that es between them.” with individuals beneath and was accepted into would have used the syn- This season, another them and an elephant the study abroad pro- section of “marvelously and other figures above. gram. Every day, we left agogue during the Late preserved mosaic” has Speculation currently for the site at 4:30 a.m. See ANDREWS | 3A fellows program Dawn M. Kurry as state-of-the-art assess- Richmond County Daily Journal ment that allows fellows to understand their spe- Cindy Goodman, assis- cific development needs. tant superintendent The coaching component Here’s the scoop for Human Resources extends over both years. for Richmond County A 28-year educator, Schools, will take part Goodman has been in her in the Aspiring current position Discovery Place KIDS program is icky and sticky Superintendent since 2012. Prior Fellows Program, to that, she served Iris Hunter science can be fun, funky and fas- a new initiative as an assistant Richmond County Daily Journal cinating, especially when it comes to increase North superintendent to our animal friends. Whether Carolina’s pool of for curriculum and Parents, are you looking for a it’s why slugs make slime or the highly qualified instruction, princi- fun way for your children to kick mysteries of how and why ani- top school district pal, assistant prin- off summer? mals poo and barf, understanding leaders, the non- cipal and teacher. If so, head over to Discovery things better can make them less profit Strategic The fellows pro- Place KIDS-Rockingham where disgusting and more interesting,” Leadership by Cindy Goodman gram has been they will be able to enjoy learning Rohleder said. Design announced developed and is about various types of animals Reading is important as well, Wednesday. delivered by Strategic and kids will be able to learn about while engaging in hands-on activi- mals do and how and why they are The two-year fel- Leadership by Design, a animals during story time through ties. important to science,” she said. lows program seeks to non-profit led by Janice books. Some of these books are The July theme at Discovery “What kid doesn’t love things increase the number of Davis, a former Deputy “When Cows Come Home” by Place KIDS-Rockingham is “Slimy, that are icky and stinky? July at well-prepared potential State Superintendent of David L. Harrison, “Some Smug Sticky, Icky and More!” our Museum is a chance to have superintendents through Public Instruction and Slug” by Pamela Duncan Edwards The theme is a take on Animal fun exploring the yuckier things experiential learning Granville County super- and “Click, Clack, Moo: Cows Grossology, the newest exhi- animals do, while learning core and executive coaching. intendent. Larry Coble, That Type” by Doreen Cronin. In bition at Discovery Place in science concepts,” said Rohleder. The leadership develop- a former superintendent addition, kids will also be able to Charlotte, said Katie Rohleder, Some kids may feel intimidated ment includes both a in four North Carolina learn about animals through sci- director of Discovery Place KIDS- by science but once they engage in year-long series of semi- school districts and ence and puppets shows. Rockingham. these fun activities, they’ll begin nars addressing topics executive director of the “Animal Grossology is also the to see animals in a whole new way. If you are looking to have a month such as cultural change 15-district Piedmont name of a children’s book series by “Often times big science ideas of fun, come out to the Discovery within organizations and Triad Education Sylvia Branzei that is all about the and language can be overwhelm- Place KIDS-Rockingham and enjoy development of high-per- Consortium, is the fel- gross and disgusting things ani- ing and confusing to kids. 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00622521 00621020 www.yourdailyjournal.com Richmond County Daily Journal, Rockingham, N.C. Friday, July 5, 2013 Page 3A Andrews Discovery From page 1A From page 1A Early holiday Roman-Byzantine period. lectures presented by in the local springs asso- yourself and learn all sorts • July 6 & 7 – Bess deadlines This being my first taste our phenomenal team of ciated with the origins of things about animals. Beetle Math: Crawl in of actual archaeology, I specialists, which ranged of the Huqoq community “This month’s Slimy, to check out our version For our July 4 know for a fact now that from mosaic preservation after a long day of hard Sticky, Icky and More! of the bessbug test of and July 5 editions I have chosen the right to pottery typology. We labor. Also, I encouraged activities are very hands- strength, a common sci- of the Daily Journal, field of study,” Andrews also went on regular field our mosaic specialist and on and will make visitors ence demonstration that we have had very said. trips to local archaeologi- site conservator to have laugh while they learn,” allows you to observe early deadlines. This “One of the most spec- cal sites, among which an arts and crafts work- Rohleder said. and quantify the pulling may have resulted in tacular moments of the were a medieval crusader shop where we were able “Guests can try their power of a bessbug. Little certain features and trip was when we were all castle-fortress, a Roman to make our own mini- hand at a dung beetle ones will enjoy a creepy stories not making it called over for the mosa- temple, prehistoric caves, mosaics,” he said. relay, discover why ani- crawly race between the into the paper, espe- ics. As our site conserva- and, naturally, several Andrews said this mals have different colors beetles! cially sports cover- tor crouched down in the ancient synagogues.” of blood and even taste- • July 13 & 14 – Owl age. We apologize for square, we all watched He said he had travel won’t be his only trip to Israel. test a cheddar cheese Pellet: Whooooo wants the inconvenience. in wonder as she wiped opportunities during his mealworm. July 12 is Cow to know owl there is to off the final remaining trip. “On the whole, this experience has been a Appreciation Day and we know about what our layer of dirt to expose the “In addition to local are udderly excited to see feathered friends had for highlight of my life and beautiful mosaic floor of excursions, we made one the cow costumes we hope lunch? Dig into the gross CORRECTION I most definitely plan on the synagogue,” he said. two-day trip to the south- our visitors wear when science behind why owls Personal experiences ern portion of the coun- returning for many years In the recent articles they visit us,” Rohleder swallow their food whole “Funeral home licence Andrews said he got to try to the Negev desert, to come if I can properly said. and regurgitate a pellet. have a variety of experi- where we rode camels fund my way there,” he suspended” and “Families Some of the upcoming It’ll be a hoot. speak out against funer- ences while in Israel that and saw a range of nat- said. “This year, I was animal activities are listed • July 20 & 21 – Dung ural and archaeological al home,” the address of ranged from digging to able to attend through below. Beetle Relay: Rollin’ rol- mosaic making to cooling sites. Toward the conclu- Russell-Marks Funeral collective contributions Weekend activities lin’ rollin’ keep that dung off in springs. sion of my trip in Israel, Home & Cremation from my church as well as Weekend activities take ball rollin’… it’s a race “In addition to being a we went to concert in the Service, Inc. should have a scholarship through the place at 11 a.m. and 2 against your friends to see digger on the excavation ancient Roman theatre at been 519 Rockingham Biblical Archaeological p.m. on Saturdays and 2 who can be the best dung Road, Rockingham. We project, I also participat- Caesarea that was built by Society.” ed in a variety of other Herod the Great. We also p.m. on Sundays. ball roller of them all! apologize for the error. activities while studying had several interesting abroad in Israel,” said swimming opportunities: ATTENTION SUBSCRIBERS PUBLIC NOTICE Andrews. “As I was earn- in the Sea of Galilee and ing college course credit, in the Mediterranean Sea Our newspaper carriers make every effort to deliver CITY OF ROCKINGHAM I took part in the weekly and I would often swim your newspaper in a timely and efficient manner. The City of Rockingham is requesting proposals from However, there are times when home delivery is contractors certifi ed through the NC On-Site Waste Water delayed or interrupted. 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Government Founded in 1931 THE FIRST AMENDMENT − U.S. President Barack H. Obama “Congress shall make no law respecting The White House an establishment of religion, or prohibiting 1600 Pennsylvania the free exercise thereof; or abridging the Ave., NW freedom of speech, or of the press; or the Washington, DC 20500 right of the people peaceably to assemble, Email: president@ and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances.” white-house.gov Phone: 202-456-1414 Fax: 202-456-2461 Tar Heel VIEW www.whitehouse.gov — N.C. Governor Pat McCrory Office of the Governor 20301 Mail Service Hands Center Raleigh, NC 27699 Phone: 919-733-5811 Fax: 919-733-2120 off www.governor.state. nc.us From The Daily Reflector of — U.S. Senator Greenville Richard Burr Opinion 217 Russell Senate The N.C. General Office Building Assembly’s Republican Washington, DC 20510 majority claims to advocate Phone: 202-224-3154 for smaller government, but Fax: 202-228-2981 has compiled a contradicto- www.burr.senate.gov ry record by passing several — U.S. Senator bills that exert state control Kay Hagan over resources managed by Fair and balanced 521 Dirksen Senate county or municipal govern- Office Building ment. The latest example of Washington, DC 20510 Raleigh’s overreach came in Phone: 202-224-6342 the form of House Bill 488, Fax: 202-228-2563 which seized Asheville’s — U.S. House of water system and put it Representatives under the management of N.C. 8th District approach needed Richard Hudson an unelected state board. 429 Cannon House Last week, Greenville As the legislature has debated education. quality education programs that learned that it may too fall Office Building various tax reform plans over the Just this week, I heard from will help us recruit good pay- Washington, DC 20515 prey to the Legislature’s past few weeks, I am concerned my son’s former 1st grade teach- ing jobs. NC community colleges insatiable appetite for con- Phone: 202-225-3715 that what has emerged is not tax er, who is a dedicated career edu- have always served as a model for trol, thanks to a revised Fax: 202-225-4036 reform at all. While we need a fair cator pursuing a master’s degree. the nation and we don’t want to Senate bill that would put www.hudson.house.gov and balanced approach, I regret She is rightly concerned about the city’s water system change that. My wife, Donna and — N.C. Senate we have yet to see that in the the lack of funding and sup- under the control of a dif- I are both proud to have attended District 25 various proposals in Raleigh. We port for teachers with master’s ferent regional authority. NC community colleges. Gene McLaurin This is the latest example need a plan that reflects North degrees. I empathize with her House Bill 296, the Wildlife 16 W. Jones Street, of lawmakers creating prob- Carolina’s priority investments to as she feels confused and con- Commission Omnibus Bill, Room 1118 lems rather than solutions, education, a skilled work- cerned about the lack of passed the Senate this week. Raleigh, NC 27601 and it should be relentlessly force, public safety, and commitment in Raleigh. I This bill makes statutory chang- Phone: (919) 733-5953 opposed by the community’s health and human services. admire her and all those in es to better control and regu- Email: Gene. legislative delegation. Version 5 of the so-called education who are further- late bear-hunting, since the bear [email protected] Last year, the General tax reform plan was present- ing their education. I am population has been on the rise www.ncleg.net Assembly demonstrated its ed to us in the N.C. Senate opposed to cutting this 10 in recent years. The Wildlife — N.C. House of willingness to take local this week. And despite the percent salary supplement Commission has met with local Representatives assets and place them changes made, the Senate, and will continue to sup- and statewide stakeholders to District 66 under state control when House of Representatives, State Sen. port restoration of these work through the various needs Ken Goodman it passed a bill putting the and Governor’s Office have Gene funds so that every teacher of counties who have seen an 16 W. Jones Street Raleigh, NC 27601 Asheville Regional Airport not yet been able to reach a McLaurin with a master’s degree is increase in bear sightings within under the direction of a consensus. The same par- adequately compensated residential areas. Also included Phone: 919-733-5823 regional airport authority. ties have failed to reach for their hard work. in the bill are provisions to allow Email: Ken.Goodman@ Though the city of Asheville consensus on a state budget as Our community colleges are more disabled persons to hunt ncleg.net www.ncleg.net and Buncombe County had well, passing a continuing reso- on the frontlines of job creation with a friend and to pay less — N.C. House of invested millions in the lution to keep state government and successful economic devel- for a permit. In addition, the facility, the Legislature did operating beyond July 1. We have opment efforts in our state. Yet, Representatives bill creates the Hunting Heritage Garland Pierce not compensate local gov- been in session since late January they are faced with looming cuts Apprenticeship program for ernment for the loss. and should have passed a budget in the state budget as well. Just District 48 youth hunters, a program aimed 300 N. Salisbury Street A bill this year to by now. this past week, I sat down with at encouraging youth to hunt seize Charlotte Douglas Thanks to the hundreds of President Carol Spaulding, of Raleigh, NC 27603 safely with an adult. I was proud Phone: 919-733-5803 International Airport in the people in the district who have Rowan-Cabarrus Community to be a part of passing such called, emailed, or written to College to discuss the challenges Fax: 919-754-3164 same way has passed the great legislation to promote and express your views and concerns they face. With unemployment Email: GarlandP@ Senate. And Asheville was encourage people to hunt safely the General Assembly’s tar- on tax reform and the state bud- ranging from 8-15.5 percent in ncleg.net and become more knowledgeable get of a more sinister act get. As always, I appreciate your our district, our community of our state and county laws. when lawmakers passed a input and your ideas. colleges offer low-cost degree And finally, I wish everyone a Poll Question bill that would turn over With the 2012-2013 school programs and short-term train- Happy Independence Day! My the city’s water system and year behind us now, I want to ing programs. Some say they Our poll question of the 22,000-acre watershed to take this opportunity to thank must be everything to every- family and I will be out celebrat- ing with many of you across the week will be published on the Metropolitan Sewerage our teachers, teacher assistants, one — offering GED programs, the Opinion page, and on District of Buncombe principals, and other school per- associate degrees, retraining for district on Thursday and this weekend, so I hope to see you. our website at www.your- County. Asheville has invest- sonnel for a job well done. It will displaced workers, and much dailyjournal.com. ed more than $70 million in be vitally important in the com- needed allied health programs. Please be safe as you are travel- the system’s infrastructure ing weeks for state legislators to I want to thank our community ing and enjoy this time spent with your families and friends This week’s question: since 2006. pass a balanced state budget that college instructors and staff for Do you think the Supreme while we all remember the many Complicating the state’s treats our teachers with dignity, tirelessly working to make our Court’s ruling declaring planned action in Asheville funds our classrooms adequately, communities a better place to sacrifices made by our veter- the Defense of Marriage is a lawsuit filed by the and provides support for our stu- live and work. With no pay raise ans and servicemen and women Act unconstitutional will city to fight the transfer. dents in kindergarten through in the last four to five years, to guarantee our precious free- persuade other states to The Senate’s solution was twelfth grade. If our children are they have really stepped up to doms. overturn their bans on to revise the bill to create going to be college ready and pre- the plate during difficult times. same-sex marriage? regional authorities to take pared for careers, we must ensure I will continue to work toward Senator Gene McLaurin of Rockingham represents the 25th District which includes the counties of control of other municipal that our schools are funded at a adequately funding our commu- Visit www.yourdaily- water systems. That has Anson, Richmond, Rowan, Scotland and Stanly. He level that reflects our commit- nity colleges and their staff at can be reached at [email protected] or by journal.com to cast your Greenville in the cross- ment to a sound basic quality a level that allows them provide phone at 919-733-5953. vote. hairs — and the potential that the local system could be transferred under the WRITE US authority of Grifton and the Contentnea Metropolitan The Daily Journal encourages Sewage District, again with- and welcomes letters to the edi- tor. Letters should be about issues out compensation. of general interest and no longer There is a word for this: than 400 words. They should not theft. There is no evidence be libelous or in bad taste. of mismanagement in any We will not publish poetry, open of these seizures, not clear letters or anonymous letters. Let- ters thanking sponsors or endors- indication that consumers ing candidates will be considered, would benefit from having but publication can only be as- local resources under the sured through advertising. Letters direction of state boards, that exceed 400 words can be considered as a guest column. with members not select- We reserve the right to edit for ed by voters and therefore grammar and spelling, but mean- without public accountabil- ing will not be altered. ity. Letters must be signed, include a street address, hometown, and Pitt County’s legisla- telephone number. The street ad- tive delegation was sent dress and telephone number will to Raleigh to fight for this not be published. No more than community’s interests, and one letter should be submitted every two weeks. never has that been more Letters can be hand delivered necessary. The Republican or mailed to our office at 105 E. majority’s overreach must Washington St., Rockingham, NC be stopped and Greenville 28379, emailed to jrobbins@civi- should fight this theft with tasmedia.com, faxed to (910) 997- 4321, or submitted through our any and all means at its website at yourdailyjournal.com. disposal. The editorial board can be reached AT [email protected], OR CALL 910-997-3111, EXT. 13. www.yourdailyjournal.com Richmond County Daily Journal, Rockingham, N.C. Friday, July 5, 2013 Page 5A

OBITUARIES NINA MARGARET PARKER HENRIETTA LITTLE GREENSBORO — With Heartfelt thanks for your aging words and meaning- In remembrance and cel- HOFFMAN — Recreation Center. The profound sadness the amazing support to Linda ful times our way. ebration of her life, please Henrietta Little, 75, of funeral will follow offi- Parker Family announces Seawall, Linda Chestnut Margaret is also sur- feel free to send flowers, 173 Bowen St., Hoffman, ciated by Pastor Teddy the July 2, 2013 passing Hinshaw (like the first sis- vived by son Tripp Pfaff, or if you prefer; please died Wednesday July Williams. Burial will be of Nina Margaret Parker ters in the GSO office— daughter Amy Keeton honor her memory with 3, 2013, at FirstHealth at Wayne Cemetery in of 3741 Sagamore Drive, Three Musketeers) , Scott and grandson donations to SPCA of the Hospice House. Visitation Addor. Greensboro. Beloved Aunt “Bestie” Kitty Draughn, James Alexander Todd. Triad, an animal shelter will be from 10 to 11 Richmond County Daily of Ann Trollinger and Sarah Sperry, Alan Dr Thomas Jones - thank of your choice or Hospice a.m Saturday, July 6, at Journal Harris, canine caregiver Craft, Bruce White, you for your support and and Palliative Care of the Town of Hoffman Friday, July 5, 2013 of the home. Cherished Barbara Jamison, superior medical Greensboro. At rest, sister to surviving siblings and Carlotta and holistic care. Margaret’s brilliant mind THOMAS C. EDENS Ann V. Parker, Lucille P. Chambers. You Sincere thanks to is now restored. We are Trollinger, Lee Parker and are all so greatly Jim Hout, Caroline confident, with the Lord’s WINSTON-SALEM — New Bethel AME Zion Ron Parker; sisters-in-law loved and appreci- Cooke, Courtney allowance, she is now Thomas C. Edens, 70, church. Burial will follow Micki Parker and Patricia ated. To all of the Haynes and Sarah spending her time alter- died Sunday in Winston- at Piney Grove, Rowland. K. Parker. Now reunited other Piedmont Hoxie with inpa- nating between computer Salem. Funeral services Richmond County Daily with her parents, Beautiful Natural Gas Family tient Moses Cone time, crunching numbers, will be held 2 p.m. on Journal Gladys Elizabeth Fields she loved, she car- Rehabilitation. reading, watching English Saturday, July 6, at the Friday, July 5, 2013 Parker and Fitzhugh ries home personal Your compas- Films and shagging. Most Lee Parker, Aunt Ethel experiences from Parker sion and profes- importantly, she is experi- ELOISE MCMILLAN Ackerman, Grandmother each of you. Thank sionalism will encing the true peace she Eloise McMillan, 80, Feed My People Ministry, and Grandfather Minnie you! 46 years PNG was be eternally unmatched. has so deserved. Finally. died Monday, July 1, at Hamlet. Burial will follow and William Fields, her life and she loved Nothing but the best. The UK nor Ocracoke FirstHealth, Pinehurst. at the Lincoln Memorial. Grandmother and it. We are humbled and Thank you to all staff at Island will ever be the Funeral services will be Richmond County Daily Grandfather Mary Vereen privileged to thank Pam Moses Cone Outpatient same without this traveler. 2 p.m. on Saturday, July Journal and William Irvin Parker, and Jim Daniel, Kay and NeuroRehabilitation, We send our love with 6, at House of Prayer Friday, July 5, 2013 brother Robert I. Parker, Randall Lee, Gale and especially to the skilled her to Heaven and we will sister-in-law Jeanette Ken Wellborn and, Tom and professional Amy always carry her love for us Parker, and canine niece Ainsworth. Truly the defi- Marriott. Your advocacy in our hearts. As Margaret EDNA GALES ROBINSON Lizzy Trollinger. Aunt nition of amazing friends and therapy exceeded would say “Exactly and ROCKINGHAM — Mrs. St., Rockingham, with to many devoted nieces with generous love. expectation. The Parker Yadda Yadda”. Edna Gales Robinson, 73, burial in Gales Family and nephews, with spe- Dear thanks to friends Family genuinely thanks Carter Funeral Home of 416 Hamer Mill Road, Cemetery. Visitation was cial recognition of Debbie Katherine and Matt Hospice and Palliative in Rockingham is serv- Rockingham, died June and Tim Frazier, Robert Nelson. Your open hearts Care of Greensboro for ing the family. Visitation July 4 at Nelson Funeral 28, 2013. Funeral services M. Parker, Jeff Parker, made such a difference in supporting Margaret with will be Saturday July 6th, Home Chapel. will be at 1 p.m. Friday, Brian and Lori Parker, her world and she truly the BEST genuine care 11 a.m. - 12 p.m. with Richmond County Daily Renee Taylor and Rhonda thought of you as family. and compassionate team Graveside Service immedi- July 5, at Rockingham Journal Eavenson. 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GOOD RUN GONE BAD SPRINT CUP SERIES 1 Jr. sat on the pole for the Quaker State Race: Coke Zero 400 400 in Kentucky and was leading on Daytona International Speedway lap 42 when his day went sour. A tire Track: casing from ’s Toyota Location: Daytona Beach, Fla. came off when the tire on the No. 11 When: Saturday, July 6 Toyota went flat, shooting across the TV: TNT (7:30 p.m. EST) racetrack as Hamlin attempted to pit; Banking/Turns: 31 degrees the tread struck Earnhardt’s No. 88 Banking/Tri-Oval: 18 degrees Chevy, damaging the front valance. The Banking/Backstretch: 3 degrees sheet metal damage adversely affected February Winner: the car’s aerodynamics and the ma- chine was never the same. Earnhardt Crew Chief’s Take: “Daytona used to be battled handling issues the rest of the good when it had character and the cars day and finished 12th. had to handle. That made speedway rac- MAKING A CHARGE? Martin Truex Jr. ing a little bit of fun. You could take the 2 followed third- and first-place runs at frustration away from qualifying and ac- Michigan and Sonoma with a seventh- tually had to go race and make the car place showing in Kentucky. The Michael drive good. It’s the hub of our sport; it’s Waltrip Racing pilot has advanced from where we start our season, and there is 17th to eighth in the championship a ton of history there. And it’s a great standings over that time. His No. 56 place and a great racetrack, but now that team now has eight top 10s in the sea- it’s been repaved, it just doesn’t have son’s 17 races and with the win, holds a valuable insurance card were it to fall that same feel.” out of the top 10 in points. NATIONWIDE SERIES and , with one win each, are the current drivers outside of the Race: Subway Firecracker 250 top 10 with a victory. Track: Daytona International Speedway ANY WAY YOU CAN GET IT Brad Ke- When: Friday, July 5 3 selowski won his first NASCAR rain- TV: ESPN (7:30 p.m. EST) shortened race on Friday night in February Winner: Tony Stewart Sparta, Ky. The defending Cup champ led 59 laps — including the final 15 as CAMPING WORLD TRUCK SERIES rain began to fall — in the Nationwide Race: American Ethanol 250 Series’ Feed the Children 300; and Track: Iowa Speedway event that was chiseled down to 170 Location: Newton, Iowa from an advertised 200 laps. When: Saturday, July 13 EARN IT, KID Twenty-one-year-old Ty celebrates in Victory Lane after his win in the Quaker State 400 at Kentucky Speedway. (Photo by ASP, Inc.) TV: SPEED (8:30 p.m. EST) 4 Dillon notched his second career 2012 Winner: NASCAR Camping World Truck Series victory in Thursday evening’s UNOH 225 at Kentucky Speedway. Dillon, Classic Moments driving for grandfather Richard Chil- A Winner Down the Stretch dress, held off Sprint Cup regulars Brad Daytona International Speedway Keselowski and to his Matt Kenseth takes late lead, foils Jimmie Johnson’s dominant run Suffice it to say that, coming into the first win of 2013. Dillon, in his second By MATT TALIAFERRO (Ratcliff) right away — first off, In March, Johnson singled out 2002 , was- full season on the circuit, sits third in n’t on many prognosticators’ short list the championship standings, 40 points Athlon Sports Racing Editor I thought we had about a five per- ’ restart protocol in behind . cent chance of winning if some- Phoenix, and one month ago it of potential winners. As it turned out, he didn’t let that thing didn’t happen to the 48,” was that It’s often said in racing that the stop him. Burton, an underdog driver drew the five-time champion’s Sprint Cup Standings best car doesn’t alway win. It’s Kenseth said. “But if we would competing for an underdog Bill Davis DRIVER (WINS) POINTS BEHIND also said that putting one’s self in have got two tires and came out ire at Dover. Racing organization, beat the odds 1. Jimmie Johnson (3) 610 — position to win enough times will behind the 48, unless he broke, I Kenseth felt no guilt: and a star-studded field to capture the 2. Carl Edwards (1) 572 -38 eventually pay off. thought we had almost a zero “When I got ready for the 44th annual Daytona 500, in the 3. 569 -41 Both adages proved true in the percent chance of winning. restart, we were on top and we process scoring one of the biggest up- 4. (2) 544 -66 rain-delayed Quaker State 400 “(That pit call) was the only were the leader, so it’s anywhere sets in the history of The Great Amer- 5. Matt Kenseth (4) 528 -82 6. Dale Earnhardt Jr. 512 -98 on Sunday, as Matt Kenseth and one that gave us a chance to win in that box we can start the race ican Race. 7. Kyle Busch (2) 500 -110 crew chief used the race. I didn’t think if we did and when the pace car peeled off, Burton’s path to Victory Lane was 8. Martin Truex Jr. (1) 490 -120 late-race pit strategy — and what they did and restarted sec- I felt like I went the same pace. hardly conventional, however, as the 9. (1) 489 -121 took advantage of a rival’s poor ond, third, fourth or fifth, we re- “Really at that point you try to slow-talking native benefited 10. 479 -131 racing luck — to win at Ken- ally had a chance to win the race, watch the guy inside you and try from the oddest of circumstances to ^ CHASE FOR THE SPRINT CUP ^ Out of 10th tucky Speedway. barring a problem with the 48.” to make sure he doesn’t lay back take over the top spot in the final laps. 11. Kasey Kahne (1) 478 -1 Burton, who inherited the lead when 12. 477 -2 Until a caution with 26 laps re- Johnson, however, was not and try to get a run at you, and maining, it was a race that Jim- happy with Kenseth’s restart tac- tried to keep him right by my NASCAR penalized leader Sterling 13. 465 -14 Marlin for hopping out of his car under 14. 463 -16 mie Johnson had in hand, having tics despite the fact that it ap- door; and when I got to the box, a red-flag period and attempting to re- 15. 459 -20 peared the latter did nothing out I went. And from there, I don’t led 182 laps. But Ratcliff’s call to pair damage to his front fender, held 16. Tony Stewart (1) 457 -22 not change tires under the yel- of line. really know what happened. 17. 457 -22 off fellow Virginian in a 18. Ryan Newman 448 -31 low-flag period, while most of “We were kind of in an awk- “I certainly didn’t feel like I did three-lap dash to the checkers. 19. Jamie McMurray 437 -42 the leaders changed two, vaulted ward situation in that restart anything wrong from where I Marlin, forced to restart at the tail 20. Ricky Stenhouse Jr. 433 -46 the No. 20 Toyota from ninth to there,” said Johnson, who rallied was, but you know, after domi- end of the longest line, finished eighth first for the ensuing restart. to finish ninth. “The No. 20 nating all day and you have a and was denied a third victory in the Nationwide Standings Lined up alongside Johnson for broke the pace car , which problem at the end, it’s always — most prestigious of all stock-car races. DRIVER (WINS) POINTS BEHIND the green, Kenseth got the jump you aren’t supposed to, but they I imagine it’s frustrating.” 1. (2) 521 — and cleared the No. 48 Chevy. (NASCAR) aren’t calling guys The victory was Kenseth’s series- 2. Sam Hornish Jr. (1) 513 -8 Johnson then found himself in a on that so I need to start trying leading fourth of the season in his Athlon Fantasy Stall 3. 510 -11 three-wide battle going into Turn that in the future.” first year with Racing. 4. Elliott Sadler 502 -19 1 and spun his machine, bringing It was the third time this season Jamie McMurray, Clint Looking at Checkers: The plate tracks 5. 501 -20 are a crapshoot, but if February was out yet another yellow. that a late-race restart has foiled Bowyer, Joey Logano and Kyle 6. 477 -44 any indication, Tony Stewart will fac- 7. 475 -46 “When we rolled off, I told him Johnson’s day. Busch rounded out the top 5. tor in July. He usually does. 8. 473 -48 9. 466 -55 Pretty Solid Pick: It’s hard to go wrong 10. 453 -68 with Dale Earnhardt Jr. on the beach. Denny Hamlin suffered a hard hit at Driver-turned-commentator He has two runner-up showings in the Truck Standings Kentucky Speedway when a blown tire made waves last week on SPEED Chan- last three trips to DIS. sent his No. 11 FedEx Toyota into the wall. nel’s “NASCAR Race Hub.” DRIVER (WINS) POINTS BEHIND Good Sleeper Pick: Kurt Busch has 1. Matt Crafton (1) 319 — Hamlin, who missed four races earlier When discussing Danica Patrick’s Cup pro- zero wins at Daytona in 25 Cup starts, 2. (1) 297 -22 this season with a compression fracture gression, Petty said, “Danica has been the but that team is close and Busch is a 3. (1) 279 -40 of his first lumbar vertebra, emerged perfect example of somebody who can fine plate racer. 4. 275 -44 from the car in pain after driving it back qualify better than what she runs. She can Runs on Seven Cylinders: Martin 5. (2) 272 -47 to the garage and spent a considerable go fast, but she can’t race. I think she’s Truex Jr.: 16 Cup starts, one top-10 fin- 6. Ryan Blaney 272 -47 amount of time in the speedway’s infield come a long way, but she’s still not a race ish. 7. 267 -52 care center. car driver. And I don’t think she’s ever going Insider Tip: You know the drill: This 8. Miguel Paludo 248 -71 race can realistically be won by any 9. Darrell Wallace Jr. 236 -83 All’s well with the driver, to be a race car driver.” one of 25 drivers. You have to play it 10. 234 -85 though. What has rarely been mentioned is the smart though, so stick with the Stewart, context in which Petty made the remarks. “Just kind of (got) wracked around a little Earnhardt, Jimmie Johnson, Matt Throttle Up/Throttle Down bit, similar to the Kansas test last year Petty’s father, seven-time champion Kenseth types. where you got your bell rung, banged my , often noted that a lot of driv- JOEY LOGANO With six consecutive fin- ers could go fast, but fewer were “race car ishes of 11th or better, Joey Logano knee pretty good against the steering wheel,” Hamlin said. “I feel a lot better drivers.” has crawled from 19th to 10th in the Danica Patrick ASP, Inc. point standings in his first season than I did just 10 minutes ago.” Patrick, however, shrugged off the remark with Penske Racing. And as for the tender back? when asked at Kentucky Speedway. BRAD KESELOWSKI Logano’s “My back feels good — really good I’d say,” Hamlin said. “It “I don’t care. I really don’t care," Patrick said with a chuckle. teammate has suffered through feels the same as it did this morning (prior to the wreck). Re- “There’s going to be people who believe in you and people four straight finishes outside of the ally, that was the least of the concerns after this hit.” who don’t. Plenty of people say bad things about me. I see it top 15. Keselowski was spun by Kurt on Twitter. Some people want me to die. But at the end of the Busch at Kentucky, setting off a multi- Hamlin was cleared by doctors to participate in a test at Indi- day, you get over that stuff and trust you’re doing a good job car wreck. He finished 33rd. anapolis Motor Speedway on Monday. for the people who believe in you.” Compiled and written by Matt Taliaferro. 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INSIDE TODAY Comics / 3B Classified / 4B B Sports www.yourdailyjournal.com Stevens leaves Bulldogs for Boston BOSTON (AP) — Butler’s their way to the Brooklyn Nets, execute on both ends of the handled everything else you’ve historic Hinkle Fieldhouse and Doc Rivers already coach- court. Brad is a coach who has seen him do.” couldn’t compete with the ing the Los Angeles Clippers, already enjoyed lots of success, Since taking Butler of the Boston Garden and all those the Celtics have been trying to and I look forward to working mid-major Horizon League NBA championship banners get younger. In Stevens, they with him towards Banner 18.” to the national championship hanging from its rafters. have a mentor who is younger The Celtics gave Stevens game in 2010 and again in The Boston Celtics hired than Garnett and wasn’t yet a six-year deal worth about ‘11, Stevens had been courted Brad Stevens away from the born when Bill Russell won $22 million, according to a by Illinois and UCLA, among school he led to back-to-back his 11th NBA championship basketball official with knowl- others. Butler just joined the NCAA title games, putting the in 1969 — or even when John edge of the deal who spoke Big East, but Stevens won’t be 36-year-old coach in charge Havlicek added two more in on the condition of anonymity going with them. of their brand new rebuilding the 1970s. because the terms were not “I didn’t treat it as inevi- effort on Wednesday. Stevens It’s the first time the Celtics public. Ainge met with Stevens table (that he would leave),” had turned down offers from have hired a college coach since at his home in the said Collier, who noted that bigger college programs, but Rick Pitino in 1997 and their area along with Celtics own- the school had signed Stevens couldn’t resist the lure of the first coach with no NBA expe- ers Wyc Grousbeck and Steve through 2025. “I looked at it NBA’s most-decorated fran- rience of any kind since Alvin Pagliuca and worked out the like every year Brad was our chise. “Doggie” Julian, who was hired deal Wednesday morning. coach, it was another good “There are some brands in in 1948 and gave way to Red “It’s a wonderful opportu- year for Butler.” sports, and in the world of Auerbach two years later. nity with a historic franchise,” Stevens spent seven years as basketball the Celtics are one “Though he is young, I see Butler President James M. a Butler assistant and the last of those,” Butler athletic direc- Brad as a great leader who Danko said. “We have done six years as the head coach, Eugene Tanner | AP Photo tor Barry Collier said in an leads with impeccable charac- everything we possibly can to compiling a career winning Brad Stevens compiled a record of 166-49 in on-campus news conference on ter and a strong work ethic” keep him. Brad is a very bright, percentage of .772. He never his six seasons as head coach at Butler and Wednesday night. Celtics general manager Danny very articulate, and a wonder- won fewer than 22 games in a led the Bulldogs to back-to-back appearances With aging stars Kevin Ainge said in a release. “His ful, wonderful person who’s season, and the Bulldogs went in the NCAA championship game. Garnett and Paul Pierce on teams always play hard and handled this as well as he’s 33-5 in 2009-10. Jefferson, Bobcats agree to deal Rick Bonnell The Charlotte Observer

CHARLOTTE (MCT) — The Charlotte Bobcats have come to terms with veteran center Al Jefferson, who potentially can provide the low-post scoring the team has so lacked the past few years, an NBA source told The Observer. A source familiar with the Jefferson deal says he will average approximately $13.5 million over three seasons with the Bobcats. Bobcats power forward Tyrus Thomas will be waived under the NBA’s amnesty clause, eliminating $18 mil- lion from the Bobcats’ salary cap total over the next two seasons, an informed source told The Observer. Jefferson can’t actually sign a contract until at least July 10 under NBA rules. That’s when the league’s annual moratorium on free-agent signings expires and the new salary-cap year begins. Jefferson, who played the last three seasons with the Utah Jazz, has career averages of 16.4 points, 9.0 rebounds and 50 percent shooting from the field. At Terry Renna | AP Photo 28 Jefferson has already played nearly 20,000 NBA Danica Patrick became the first woman to capture the pole in the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series when she started in front of the Daytona minutes, having turned pro out of high school in 500. Patrick finished eighth in the race Mississippi in the spring of 2004. Ramos homers Patrick aims for better in return finish at Daytona WASHINGTON (AP) — Wilson Ramos hit a go-ahead, three-run homer in the seventh inning DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. 13 drivers who have led night’s race under the wants to see her get the Thursday in his Fourth of July return to the (AP) — Danica Patrick laps in both the Daytona lights, her crew chief finish she deserves. Washington Nationals, leading an 8-5 matinee win made history in the sea- 500 and the Indianapolis expects much of the same Patrick learned a hard over the Milwaukee Brewers. son-opening Daytona 500, 500. from Patrick. lesson in the closing laps Back after missing 44 games with a strained left where she hit new mile- And of the 13 in that “Goals for July are the of the 500 when Dale hamstring, Ramos had three hits and a career-high stones again and again and club, only six of them — same as they were in Earnhardt Jr. schooled five RBIs as the Nationals earned a split of the four- again. Patrick, A.J. Foyt, Mario February when we went her with a late move that game series and moved back above .500 in their She became the first Andretti, , to Daytona,” Tony Gibson catapulted him to a sec- seesaw season. woman to earn the top Juan Pablo Montoya and said. “We want to go down ond-place finish. There are Ian Desmond, moved to the No. 2 spot in a lineup starting spot in a Sprint Tony Stewart — have led at there and we want to make some who also thought she “epiphany” from manager Davey Johnson, had three Cup event with her pole- least five laps in each race. a statement.” might have had a chance to hits, stole two bases and scored two runs. winning run, then became Then Patrick finished Well, then. win it a few laps earlier if On a star-spangled day in the nation’s capital, the the first woman to lead laps eighth — the highest for Gibson has every inten- she’d pulled out of traffic game began at 11:06 a.m. and featured a national under green at NASCAR’s a woman in Daytona 500 tion of seeing Patrick put and cut off the bottom lane anthem sang by Gen. Martin Dempsey, chairman of top level on race day. Those history. the bright green No. 10 — a move that might have the Joint Chiefs of Staff, and a new “Freedom Song” five laps out front put her As NASCAR heads back on the pole forced the line of traffic to performed by Neil Diamond. in an exclusive club of only to Daytona for Saturday again. But this time he push her to the lead. Book illustrates track’s history Shawn Stinson what was then known as North The over 100 pages traces the The event was deemed a suc- Sports editor Carolina Motor Speedway and track’s growth and the sport’s cess and NASCAR returned for even includes a photo of “The big names which have attempt- a second time this April for ROCKINGHAM — A King” Richard Petty on top of ed to tame “The Rock.” Drivers another truck series race. book set for release later this one of the paving machines. like Jeff Gordon, For all of his efforts, the month recounts the history of The book “Rockingham and as well as authors titled the sixth chap- through Speedway” briefly discusses by the late Dale Earnhart, Alan ter “Andy to the Rescue,” pictures. the time North Carolina Motor Kulwicki, and which seemed to embarrass Authors Rick Houston and Speedway held its first race are prominently Hillenburg. Bryan Hallman take the readers on Oct. 31, 1965, Brasington’s featured in the book. “I really wish they wouldn’t back to the humble beginnings association was being dissolved. Photos from Kasey Kahne have done that,” Hillenburg of the track, highlighting Harold Brasington was being replaced near-miss against Matt Kenseth said. “It’s not all about me. I Brasington’s dream of turning a as the track’s president in favor in the 2004 , the haven’t had a chance to read it tract of land just outside of of J. Elsie Webb. final Sprint Cup series race at yet, but it’s great to see some- Rockingham into a mecca of The book’s photo history the track, signaled the end of the thing out there talking about auto racing in the Sandhills recalls some of the most his- relationship with NASCAR. The the track’s history.” area, to today’s rebirth under torical moments of not only closing pages, which focuses The book will be made avail- . the track, but NASCAR as on Hillenburg’s effort to bring able to the public on July 15 and Pictures contributed by well. Included are photos of NASCAR back to the Sandhills, can be pre-ordered at Amazon. Brasington’s grandson, Harold ’ mangled No. car back on the track. Parsons, Kahne is featured again. com and other retailers. Brasington III, as well as L.G. 72 Chevrolet following a crash a resident of Ellerbe, eventu- Kahne is shown in Victory Dewitt’s daughter, Nancy on Lap 13 of the season-ending ally did return to racing and Lane following his victory in Sports editor Shawn Stinson can be reached at 910- DeWitt Daugherty, show the pile American 500 as well as the clinched his only NASCAR the inaugural Camping World 997-3111, ext. 14, or by email at sstinson@civitas- of dirt slowly transformed into efforts by his crew to get the points championship. Truck Series race at the track. media.com. Follow him on Twitter @scgolfer.

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BRIEFS Ellerbe to put on football clinic For information, contact Meredith Hood at 910-206-0254. Dannell Ellerbe’s second annual football camp is scheduled for July 13 on the practice Soccer signups will continue fields at Richmond Senior. The camp is free of charge and open to children from 6 to 14 The City of Hamlet will begin accepting soccer registrations until Aug. 3. There will also years of age. It will run from 9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. To enroll in this summer’s camp, visit be a late registration period from Aug. 6 to Aug. 10. Signups will be accepted at Hamlet City www.usafootball.com/fun and click on clinics. Under find a clinic, type in Dannell Ellerbe Hall from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. The cost is $30 per child and $40 during and click on the register button. For anyone new to the usafootball website, you must create the late registration period. Players must have turned 4 on or before April 30 and may not a new account and completely fill out the information to signup. The clinic includes lunch have turned 16 before the same date. For information, call 910-582-7998. and a T-shirt. Basketball league extends registration Ad opportunities available at Richmond A youth summer basketball league slated to begin at Falling Creek Recreation Center will Richmond Senior High School along with the Richmond County Athletic Booster Club continue to take signups until Monday. The league is open to boys and girls from 5 to 18 is once again offering businesses or individuals the opportunity to advertise at Raider years of age. The cost is $25 per child and registrations will be accepted at Trinity Services Stadium. The first is the Fabulous 50 Board, a wooden structure outside the stadium. The or Falling Creek from 9 a.m to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. For information, contact cost is $350 and includes two reserved seats in the center section on the home side. The William McDonald at 910-895-6270. second is the big stadium signs, which are located around the top of the stands on both sides of the field. The cost is $1,000 and is done by a yearly contract. For information or Softball league accepting teams to purchase one of the signs, call Richmond athletic director Kevin Mabe at 910-997-9812. A coed softball league based in Ellerbe is looking for teams for the upcoming season. Each squad must have at least four women and no more than six men. The entry fee is $250 RSHS to offer hoops camp and must be turned in by July 26 to be put on the schedule. For information, contact Buffy The Richmond Senior High basketball camp is set for July 16 to 18 at the school. The Keller at 910-206-8189. camp is open to children from 6 to 14 years of age and will be led the Richmond boys and girls coaching staff of David Laton, Victoria DeFrate, Donald Pettigrew and Ted Gaskins. Rockingham offers youth soccer The cost is $60 and discounts will be provided to families which enroll more than one of The Rockingham Parks and Recreation Department will be accepting youth soccer reg- their children in the camp. For information, call DeFrate at 814-482-0160 or 910-997-9812 istration starting Monday until Aug. 5. Children must be at least 4 years of age and may ext. 2124. not turn 16 on or before Aug. 1. The cost is $25 for city residents and $35 for non-city residents, there is also an addition $6 fee if the child is not currently insured by the Parks Baseball team looking for player and Recreation Department. For information, call 910-895-6810. A 10u travel baseball squad is looking for one player for the upcoming season which begins this month. 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Jacquelene Bigar’s Horoscope HAPPY BIRTHDAY for Friday, July HHHH How you deal with a close 5, 2013: family member could change. You are zITS Jerry Scott and Jim Borgman This year you might be a lot more more relaxed than you have been in a easygoing, but few people will notice. while, even with a loved one creating You will love your time alone and some uproar. In fact, instead of being want more time to yourself. If you are threatened, you become more and single, someone will have to be very more amused. Tonight: Togetherness special for you to want to share your is the theme. free time. You are entering the first LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22) year of a 12-year luck cycle. The first HHHH Defer to others, and make year is one of the luckier years. If you sure they know that you have had are attached, communication between enough. You see events in a new you and your partner is exciting light because of someone’s unpredict- and creative. You have a great time ability. Realize what is motivating you. together! GEMINI reads you cold. You likely will feel as if you can’t do The Stars Show the Kind of Day anything more. Tonight: Try a new You’ll Have: 5-Dynamic; 4-Positive; spot or a new type of happening. 3-Average; 2-So-so; 1-Difficult SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) THE FAMILY CIRCUS ARIES (March 21-April 19) HHHH You might want to take in CONCEPTIS SUDOKU HHHH You have a unique abil- a different perspective than you have Bil Keane ity to know when to reverse course in the past. You know what is going by Dave Green and head in a different direction. The on in a unique or difficult situation. A problem lies in that others often are partner or close friend shares some in shock when you decide to veer off important information that needs to be on a new path. Realize what you want kept quiet. Tonight: Be a duo around and what you expect from a situation. town. Tonight: Join friends. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21) TAURUS (April 20-May 20) HHHH You could find that an HHHH You’ll want to move unexpected call or event throws your through a new idea and get to the plans off. No matter how structured other end quickly. For whatever rea- situations become, you must remain son, you could feel as if you must flexible. You are getting lessons in digest this information. However, you how to go with the flow and respond. quickly might want to reverse direc- The less structure, the better the out- tions. Tonight: Time for some indul- come. Tonight: Where people are. gence and good times with friends. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) GEMINI (May 21-June 20) HHH You might want to attempt HHHH You naturally take on the a new approach or see a situation role of chief celebrator. Others want in a new light. You are able to work to stay close to you, as they assume in less-than-perfect situations and DENNIS THE MENACE that you know how to live life well. A not let it bother you. Honor a request friend might throw plans your way in from a friend or loved one. If you go Hank Ketchum a moment of chaos, but you’ll see a with spontaneity, you can’t go wrong. way where everything can be done. Tonight: The only answer is “yes.” Tonight: Be totally in the moment. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18) CANCER (June 21-July 22) HHHH Hopefully you started the HHH You know what is needed, day early and have incorporated but the opening to bring forth what is some fun people into your plans. necessary might not present itself. Be Your schedule might take many more observant. You could be taken unexpected turns, but you will like the aback by an associate. This person’s excitement. Someone you meet in actions do not conform to your image your day-to-day travels could shake of him or her. Tonight: Meet up with a up your life. Tonight: Play time. special friend. PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20) LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) HHHH What you are sharing could HHHHH Reach out to someone cause a conflict at home or with a at a distance. Be more direct in your family member. You might feel as communication. Know what you want if you need a change of some kind. to achieve, and take the necessary Be careful, as someone close to steps to make it happen. What starts you could feel threatened. Use cau- out as a formal meeting dissolves into tion when dealing with your funds. a colorful event. You like this turn of Tonight: Try to make it an early night. events. Tonight: Go with the flow. Jacqueline Bigar is on the Internet VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) at www.jacquelinebigar.com.

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