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July 24-25, 2010 Weekender $1.00 County bars commissioner’s husband from its meetings Hollie Nivens here, and the board along Richmond County Daily with myself shouldn’t have Journal to put up with that type of The husband of Richmond behavior.” County Commissioner Pam “This situation is some- Dillman has been banned thing that I wished hadn’t from attending county meet- taken place,” Ussery said of ings after several incidents the July 13 incident. “I was over the past few months. accused of talking down to Paul Dillman was notified his wife and he approached of the ban on Friday me very rudely.” via a certified letter. The letter was PHILIP D. BROWN/DAILY JOURNAL drawn up by Vietnam War veterans Charles Faucette (left) of York, Pa., and Larry Evans of When the county asked for a meeting, Robinette. He says Richmond County, were reunited Tuesday at the Rockingham VFW. They had last seen that he requested each other in Vietnam in August 1970. the Dillman’s sug- gested a Thursday to meet with the date, but the couple Dillman’s person- did not attend. The ally so that this issue letter says: could be resolved ■ After the July without this type of 13 meeting, Paul Robinette action, but they didn’t Brothers of war Dillman made angry show up for the meet- and threatening comments to ing. County Commissioner Thad The decision was made on Philip D. Brown this issues in consultation Richmond County Daily Journal L. Ussery in the hallway out- side of the commissioners with the other commission- wo war buddies reunited after 40 years of chambers and then in the ers besides Commissioner absence at the Rockingham VFW Tuesday foyer in front of the county Dillman. Tto recall their time together as young men managers office. His behav- In the letter Robinette said soldiering in Vietnam. They met each other with ior necessitated the return Paul Dillman’s actions were embraces that felt decades overdue. of two sheriff deputies to the completely unprovoked and “Your face looks the same as it did back then, building and one of the depu- seen as threatening and dan- but you’ve got a little bit more gray hair now,” ties escorted Dillman to his gerous to the commissioners Richmond County resident Larry Evans said to his vehicle. and others persons at the friend Charles Faucette, his hand resting on his His behavior was witnessed commissioner’s meeting. shoulder and their gazes fixed. “But then again, I Charles Faucette during his tour of duty by at least three commis- After the incident on July reckon I do, too.” in Vietnam in either 1969 or 1970. sioners other that Ussery, 13, Commissioner Dillman “You look the same, too,” Faucette replied, Richmond County Manager said she thought the issue immediately before the two launched into stories Rick Sago and Clerk to the was resolved. Neither her of Vietnam. Board of Commissioner nor her husband could be Since leaving Vietnam in 1970, Evans has returned Marian Savage, as well as reached for comment Friday. there a number of times. He spoke of visiting Cuchi, some people who attended “We all have bad days but where he and Faucette served together in the 57th the meeting. During the inci- I don’t take it out on peo- Signal Company. dent Pam apologized for his ple,” Ussery said. “We are “Do you know that the tunnels are still there?” actions. not up there to intimidate Evans asked. “You can go crawl through them.” ■ The July meeting fol- one another. Just because I “I didn’t want to crawl through those tunnels lowed his actions at the June disagree or make a comment then, and I don’t want to now,” Faucette joked, an 8 meeting when Mr. Dillman doesn’t mean it’s personal.” airy laugh escaping from under his gray mustache. was seen mouthing “Black Robinette ends the letter Faucette’s wife Pat explained the two set out B****” at the only African by saying it is regrettable from York, PA., last weekend, stopping over to visit American Commissioner, that such action is neces- Peggy Covington. Since sary, but each Commissioner WAR Vietnam veteran Larry Evans as he set then, Covington has voiced believes that it is essential CONTINUED ON PAGE 3A off for rest and relaxation in Vietnam. her concerns about Paul’s to the open conduct of their attendance in future meet- meetings that they and the ing. When the incident was people who attend the meet- brought to Paul’s attention ing feel safe and secure. And he neither denied nor apolo- that his behavior makes them County looks to expand TV options gized for the incident, said feel the very opposite of safe Hollie Nivens of Commissioners. Though, some take to go beyond a government Richmond County Board of and secure which is why the action is necessary. Richmond County Daily Journal new funds may be applied to channel,” he said. Commissioner Chairman Kenneth Robinette. “I think he has pushed his Richmond County is looking to increase the information that is PEG channels are not mandat- seen on the screen. ed by federal law; rather they are ■ Lastly, after a previous button so far that he shouldn’t see if it can offer more to resi- meeting this year Paul was be involved in the meeting,” dents via public access TV pro- Richmond County Information a right given to the franchising and Technology Director Jimmy authority, which it may choose to quoted saying that he was Ussery said. “We shouldn’t gramming. “going to whup Robinette’s have to put up with it.” The present PEG (Public, Quick said that a prior grant has exercise. already been used to update the Donna Wright, deputy direc- ass,” which Robinette ■ Educational, Governmental) believes he meant. Hollie Nivens can be channel 16 in Richmond County equipment used to record the tor of Emergency Services, says county meetings. one thing she would like to do is “If he comes on the prem- reached at (910) 997-3111 is displaying issues dealing with ises of the county building, he ext. 19 or by e-mailing at the meetings for the city councils “If we get these funds we will look at what equipment it would TV will be arrested,” Robinette hnivens@yourdailyjournal. and the Richmond County Board CONTINUED ON PAGE 3A said. “We conduct business com Meditation may offer relief from pain Dawn M. Kurry Hibachi & Sushi Richmond County Daily Journal Meditation can be practiced by anyone, and if practiced for brief amounts of time Supreme Jumbo Buffet it may be especially beneficial to medical patients seeking pain relief, some research -180 Items- shows. 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Surgery, 1year rabies vac- MAIL SUBSCRIPTION IN COUNTY begin on Sept. 21 at the Richmond County Sheriff’s STUFF THE BUS cine, pain meds and trans- 6 Months ...... $90 + applicable tax Office and is open to anyone over 18 interested in the July 31 school supply donation 12 Months ...... $150 + applicable tax program. MAIL SUBSCRIPTIONS OUT OF FAMILY FUN DAY at drive will be held by COUNTY “It has been a tremendous success in demonstrating FRANK THEATRES Cordova United Methodist United Way of Richmond SANDHILLS STADIUM 10 6 Months ...... $105 + applicable tax all the responsibilities of the sheriff’s office,” said Capt. Church from 1 p.m. until 3 County at Wal-Mart from 24 HR. 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from page one TV Hot weather here for now CONTINUED FROM FRONT Dawn M. Kurry An excessive heat warning days should also adjust their make a video of how a 9-1-1 call their own, non-content-based Richmond County Daily means a prolonged period of water heaters.” should go. rules governing the use of Journal dangerously hot temperatures Progress Energy is well “We have just been certi- PEG channels. For example: Richmond and surrounding will occur. That raises the risk equipped for the high energy fied as a PEG channel,” she ■ Rules may be adopted for counties are in the hottest part of heat related illnesses such demands that occur during said. “Our goal is two fold; allocating time among compet- of a heat wave hanging over as dehydration, fainting or extreme weather, according help us produce educational ing applicants on a reasonable the country. The heat adviso- heatstroke. to McNeil. The company does materials as well as update basis other than the content of ry has changed to an excessive Staying hydrated and cool not expect to run into any the equipment on the manage- their programming. heat warning, according to the during daylight hours, and problems. ment end.” ■ Minimum production stan- National Weather Service. checking on relatives, neigh- “We have plants in Richmond The decision whether to dards may be required. The combination of very bors and pets is advised by County designed to be called require the cable operator to ■ the National Weather Service. upon during peak usage,” said Users may be required to high humidity and tempera- carry PEG channels is up to undergo training. tures near 100 degrees pro- They say the excessive heat McNeil. the local franchising author- poses greatest threats to the Progress Energy has an “We are looking into what duced dangerous heat indi- ity. If the franchise authority type of things need to be done ces at or above 110 degrees elderly. equal payment plan for peo- does require PEG channels, While people are likely to ple concerned about their and into the citizens expecta- Friday afternoon. Additional that requirement will be set tions,” Quick said. “Some of head advisories or warnings fight the heat with air con- payments. To remain in good out in the franchise agree- my staff have a back ground in will likely be needed through ditioning and fans, there are standing, people can have ment between the franchising television, and we will use that the weekend as the heat wave ways to prevent a hefty energy their annual cost spread into authority and the cable opera- continues, weather officials bill next month, said David 12 equal monthly payments. tor. information.” say. McNeil, a spokesperson for For information on how to Dan Ballister, director of “We are waiting to see if the Progress Energy. use energy efficiently and public affairs for Time Warner money will be granted and we “People can set their ther- reduce energy costs, both in Cable in the Charlotte area, will go from there,” Wright mostat to the highest com- businesses and in the home, said. fortable temperature and use visit www.savethewatts.com. says that with any PEG chan- nels that are displayed they Quick went on to say that ceiling fans. They can also If you anticipate difficulty pay- the funds would be used to put cook outside on a grill instead ing your energy bill, or for don’t exercise any editorial control over the content of the in physical technology to make of the oven,” McNeil said. more information on payment these things happens. “People that are leav- plans call Progress Energy channel. “We provide PEG channels “We look forward to seeing ing town for a few Customer Service at 1-800- what other value we can get 452-2777. under franchising,” he said. “We honor and abide by the out of channel 16,” he said. ■ language of the law.” Dawn Kurry can be reached ■ at dkurry@yourdailyjournal. In accordance with appli- Hollie Nivens can be com or by calling 997-3111 ext. cable franchise agreements, reached at (910) 997-3111 15. local franchising authorities or ext. 19 or by e-mailing at cable operators may adopt on [email protected] War CONTINUED FROM FRONT her brother in Roanoke be a healing time for him. “It brings back a lot of Rapids on I-95. They’re “You don’t know how It’s like he said, he thinks memories.” trip Tuesday morning was of this man as his brother. about three hours. many times I wished I They’re all that way at the ■ Staff Writer Philip D. “Oh, he’s been look- was still there. I felt guilty VFW, too. I think it really Brown can be reached 3 bed/1.5 bath ing forward to this,” Pat helps him.” at (910) 997-3111 New carpet throughout explained. “He’s gotten about leaving my broth- ext. 32, or by e-mail at Tri-City Realty $64,900 all his pictures out, and ers. I wished I was back Mementos pbrown@yourdailyjournal. Contact Amy Guinn at 331-4312 has been talking about over there many times.” Faucette was presented com. (Evans). I asked him, ‘Do with a commemorative you think you’ll remem- Larry Evans book about Cuchi and a ber him after all these Vietnam Veteran North Vietnamese flag years?’” upon his arrival at the For Evans, there was Rockingham VFW by Ex- little doubt he’d remem- a lot of problems back Post Commander Yank ber his best friend from then, and I was trying to Gibbon. Thank you Richmond County for voting the Army. deal with them by myself, The pictures Faucette us Best Chiropractic practice. “We just connected wanting to do things my brought with him held again over the Internet own way. I’ve found out the attention of the two We appreciate your loyalty and the about last fall,” Evans that I wasn’t the only one. friends for about a half an explained the day before There are a lot of people hour, though, with Evans trust you have in us. We will continue the arrival of his friend. out there just like me.” looking down and up and to give you the best care. “There’s a site where all Faucette remained Faucette explaining where the members of the 1st married to Pat, the girl they were taken and back You deserve it!. Signal Brigade, which had whose portrait hung over stories. 57 signal companies in it, his bunk in the pictures “I’ve always thought can sign up to do roll call, from 1969. After serv- about it, continually,” We look forward to seeing you and he was there ... It’s ing in Germany in 1971, Evans remarked. “I still going to be a very emo- the two settled first in dream about it.” in our new office at tional day for me.” Maryland, then in their “I don’t dream about it,” native Pennsylvania. He Faucette said. “I left it all First Health Medical Plaza Separate Paths worked for 30 years for a there.” After returning from utility company, and they “That’s what I should’ve Suite A , Rockingham. Vietnam, Evans had a raised a son. done,” Evans said. “But I more difficult time adjust- It is only during the last couldn’t or didn’t. When I Dr. David Arnold 997-2727 ing to being home, while “six or seven years” Evans came back to Fort Hood in Faucette more or less has come to terms with Texas, I was miserable. I settled into a middle class the post-traumatic stress missed y’all so bad. When life. he incurred in Vietnam, you live with somebody Evans described his with the help of Veterans for a year - they become divorce from the mother Administration treatment. your family. You’re like of his two eldest daugh- The trips to Vietnam brothers, even more than ters. Her portrait hung have also helped him come blood.” over his bed in a photo- to terms with the past, “Especially in those graph from 1969. Evans said, and boasted circumstances,” Faucette “I was kind of rough- all three of his children agreed. and-tumble when I came have visited the Southeast “Then, when you come home, and it didn’t last Asian nation. back home, you don’t just too long after that. She’s “This is the end of a forget about them,” Evans still a good woman to this long journey,” he com- said. “You don’t know how day.” mented to Faucette at one many times I wished I “It was very difficult - I point. was still there. I felt guilty don’t even want to tell “I think this is really about leaving my broth- you how many jobs I went kind of a new beginning for ers. I wished I was back through, wives I went him,” Evans’ companion over there many times.” through,” he explained Eileen Kinsey said. “He’s “This is very interest- Wednesday. “I’m not come a long, long way ing,” Faucette said of his proud of that. I just had trip to see his friends. already, but this really will Rodney Tolentino, P.T.

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Founded in 1931 LETTERS THE FIRST AMENDMENT “Congress shall make no law respecting an Wealth must be establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom earned, not given of speech, or of the press; or the right of the In response to Mr. Murray’s people peaceably to assemble, and to petition letter regarding the wealthy and the Government for a redress of grievances.” their tax burden, a few observa- DAILY JOURNAL EDITORIAL tions are in order. First, I’m not BOARD MEMBERS and have never been aware of Rick Bacon, publisher anyone who feels sorry for the Peter Williams, editor rich; on the contrary, most people I know would like to join their Editorial board members can be reached at ranks. 997-3111, ext. 18. And I agree with Ron’s point that we need these wealthy people to invest, expand and create jobs. TAR HEEL VIEW That was the key point in my origi- nal letter. What Mr. Murray fails to acknowledge, however, is that School fight many, if not all, of the economic policies of our current administra- From The tion discourage this type of behav- Robesonian, ior. Small business owners, who constitute a significant majority of Lumberton, July 23 the ‘wealthy’ in this country, are A decision by the Wake simply not going to risk their capi- County Board of Education THIS WEEK IN WASHINGTON tal in such an uncertain economic to quit busing students and environment. to focus on educating them With the potential elimination in their neighborhoods has of the Bush tax cuts (in other angered the state chapter words, a potential tax increase), of the NAACP, and earlier Open communication the uncertain impact of the new this week 19 people were health care bill on employers, con- arrested during a protest I believe direct and hon- direct start to re-energizing that the U.S. government tinuing legislative maneuvering on at a meeting of the school est communication is the American manufacturing. We supports American prod- regulating carbon emissions, card board. best way to solve a problem. have to invest in American ucts. Our tax dollars should check and other anti-business leg- The NAACP says the Whether it’s among people manufacturing and put our not be used to purchase for- islation, companies are taking a Wake County school board who agree, or perhaps more people back to work. eign goods that we can cre- very conservative approach with is attempting to resegre- importantly, among those Since 1941, we’ve had a law ate right here in our own respect to their future plans. The gate the schools. Among the who disagree, communi- set in place to ensure that backyard. result of these policies are plain to placards that were flashed cation is the only path to the Department of Defense Lately, there are some see – near double-digit unemploy- during the protest were real progress. Last week’s gives preference to domesti- people who discuss the ment and stagnant private-sector two that read: “Segregate visit to our District by the cally produced goods – The recession as if it just hap- employment growth. equals hate” and “History U.S. Trade Representative, Berry Amendment. pened overnight. I tell them If Mr. Murray truly wants job is not a mystery. Separate Ambassador Ron Kirk, was a In one my first acts in what I’ve said to you here growth for all Americans, he is always unequal.” perfect opportunity to com- Congress, I was able to pass before and will continue to should temper his criticism of It is a fight that inevitably municate our concerns on an an amendment to extend explain to them: Our dis- those who create job opportu- will be decided by the court issue about which we have the Berry Amendment to trict was undergoing a reces- nities and do more to support system, and the plaintiffs’ too often not been heard: for- require that TSA uniforms sion long before the current policies that encourage business burden — proving that the eign trade. be purchased from U.S. tex- nationwide economic down- activity and growth in the private board’s motive is in fact to In recent tile and apparel manufactur- turn began. sector. resegregate — will be heavy, years, trade ers. The amendment was We have been struggling American citizens are guaran- assuming that resegrega- agreements adopted and was signed into with unemployment for years teed the right to life, liberty and tion doesn’t condemn any- have not law. and we know the answer to the pursuit of happiness. Wealth one to a second-rate edu- been good I have taken the idea of righting the economy--manu- … well, that we must earn. cation, doubtful given how for our dis- that amendment further, facturing. Manufacturing is Joe Douglas Carter government dollars are fun- trict. For and have authored H.R. vital to our economy as well Rockingham neled to underacheivers. far too long, 3116, the Berry Amendment as national security. I am Don’t expect the Wake Larry we’ve seen Extension Act. This legis- committed to making sure school board to budge. Kissell laws passed lation would require that the voices of our district Breitbart to blame with lim- all items directly related are heard, and that our busi- Several of the board mem- commentary A Republican Tea Party member, bers campaigned on the ited thought to national security pro- nesses and industries right of what cured and purchased by the here in North Carolina can conservative media mogul Andrew neighborhood-school con- Breitbart, along with Glenn Beck cept. the consequences were Department of Homeland compete on a level playing for American business and Security be grown, pro- field. and the Fox News crew, have caused Most parents favor neigh- the firing of Shirley Sherrod, a borhood schools, and they American jobs. Trade agree- cessed, and produced in I’ll keep the lines of com- Black employee of the USDA. eventually will carry the ments implemented with the United States. This is munication open for you. Shirley Sherrod was wrongfully loudest voice in this mat- the intent of promoting common sense legislation. I’m here to represent you, accused of being racist by a video ter, even if they can’t be domestic business. As a tex- We should not be relying on and I take the job seri- that was doctored by media mogul seen shouting or carrying tile worker for 27 years, I foreign countries to outfit ously. And one way I will and Tea Party conservative, Andrew signs. saw the firsthand effects of our brave men and women. continue to make sure your Breitbart. Desegregation played an policies meant to help our We can ensure that “Buy voice is heard is to fight for Ms. Sherrod was making an inspi- important role in pushing nation, ultimately hurt it. American” not only protects American jobs and American rational speech at an NAACP event. this nation forward, but the I am not anti-trade, but our economy, it can protect businesses. Republican racist tea party member I am unapologetically pro- our great nation. Andrew Breitbart took her speech decades have diminished ■ apart and twisted it to be aired on its utility. Neighborhoods American business. We This week, I joined fel- Congressman Larry Kissell should not settle for any- low North Carolina (D-N.C. -8) offices include Fox news over and over. tend to be divided not by Shortly thereafter Sherrod was color, but by socio-econom- thing less than that our busi- Representative Walter Jones Rockingham: 230 East nesses and workers have in cosponsoring H.R. 4553, Franklin St., Rockingham, told to pull over to the side of ic status, so integration is the road and send in her resig- everywhere — the schools, an honest, fair chance at “The 21st Century Buy NC 28379, Phone: 997-2070; nation via blackberry immediately. in businesses, and where competing in global mar- American Act.” This bill will Concord number (704) 786- Yes she was fired, unjustly, but yet we play. kets. Our own manufactur- help close similar loopholes 1612; Fayetteville number fired because of the racism that the An obvious problem with ing base can be revitalized and waivers in the 75-year- (910) 920-2070; Washington Republican media is spreading via busing is that cash-starved if we make America’s trade old Buy American Act that office: 512 Cannon House Fox News. school systems burn up policies work for American have resulted in billions of Office Building, Washington, Shirley Sherrod has received dollars on gas that could businesses. taxpayer dollars being sent DC 20515; phone (202) 225- a round of high profile apologies be better spent on more I have sponsored legisla- to overseas companies. We 3715. Web site, kissell.house. from the White House, Agriculture tion to repeal NAFTA as a must show the world that gov. Secretary Tom Vilsack, the NAACP, worthwhile ventures, such but not from conservative media as teachers that will accom- mogul Andrew Breitbart, who post- modate smaller classes, ed the doctored video that thrust and fresh textbooks. her into the national spotlight. Neither has she received an apol- ogy from Fox News. “Perhaps Breitbart will get served, WRITE US and perhaps he’ll have to pay some damages,” says Tom Mendelssohn The Daily Journal encourages in The Independent. But he’s a letters about issues in the public wealthy man and he’ll just suck it domain. Please keep letters to up and keep sounding off, as will 300 words or less. Letters may the rest of the “conservative hate be edited for brevity, clarity and grammar. machine.” Letter-writers are limited to Hate machine is right. Visit the two submissions a month. Richmond County Republican Web Please sign your letter and site and read the hatred (www.rich- include your address and daytime mondcountygop.com). This Web telephone number. We will not site is seething with pure hatred print letters that are libelous or from the Republicans of this coun- in poor taste, letters addressing ty. issues between private parties, Fox News is always a way to have form letters, unsigned letters, let- ters from anonymous sources or a good laugh at just ‘idiot’ news- letters that are signed but request casters that Fix Phony News, but anonymity. not when it costs the livelihoods of All letters are verified prior to good people. publication. We as Americans need to boycott Mail letters to: Letters to the racist media and bring their ratings Editor, P.O. Box 190, Rockingham, and ranting to a halt. N.C. 28380. Patti Almanza Fax your letters to 997-4321. Hamlet E-mail: news@yourdailyjournal. com

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obituaries OBITUARIES DMV workers disciplined Wade Stephens Carrie Mosley for accepting gifts Ms. Carrie Mosley, 101, of Fayetteville, formerly of Wade Stephens of Rockingham passed away on July 18, Tom Breen 2010. He was born on March 14, 1964, in Bridgeton, N.J. to Rockingham, died Monday, July 19, 2010, at Carrol S. Associated Press Writer Retha Stephens and Fred Douglas Jr. Roberson Hospice in Fayetteville. Wade graduated from Bridgeton High School in 1982 and The family received friends on July 23 at Cunningham RALEIGH — Allegations that dozens of state Division was accepted into the delayed entry program of the United & Sons Mortuary. Funeral services will be held of Motor Vehicles employees improperly took gifts States Marine Corps. He was stationed at Camp Lejeune for Saturday, July 24, at noon at Lewis Chapel Missionary and meals from a state contractor were significantly four years active duty and two years reserve duty. Baptist Church by the Rev. J.D. Fuller, Sr. Interment exaggerated, according to the results of a state probe In 1989, Wade moved to Richmond County. Before his will follow at Holly Grove Missionary Baptist Church in released Friday. illness, he was a dedicated employee of Rockingham. Commissioner Michael Robertson said that while the Sealed Air Corporation for 19 years. Wade Ms. Mosley is survived by daughter, Yvonne Jarret of extent of unethical gift-giving wasn’t as bad as initially enjoyed working there. Providence RI, one grandson, two granddaughters, and feared, 14 employees have been disciplined, with sanc- Wade is preceded in death by his par- one great grandson. tions ranging from required counseling to five-day sus- ents, his brothers Richard Stephens, Lewis Richmond County Daily Journal pensions without pay. No employees were fired, and all Stephens, and John Stephens, and his Saturday, July 24, 2010 14 must undergo ethics training. childhood friend James Wadley. “The actions and activities of a very few, coupled with He is survived by his wife Gail Mosley Stephens; daughter false accusations, have dishonored the entire division,” J. Gabrielle Stephens, and son, Wade L. Stephens; sisters, Bonnie weakens to tropical he said. Dorothy Johnson, Bernice Johnson (James), and Francis When the probe was launched last fall, contractor McCrary (Gene) of Fort Wayne, IN, Josephine Williams of depression over Gulf Verizon Business, which has a $51.5 million computing Detroit MI, Jeanette Stephens-El of Moorestown, N.J.; broth- contract with the agency, produced documents alleging ers, Columbus Stephens and Joseph “Jack” Stephens (Pearl) MIAMI (AP) — Bonnie has weakened to a tropical that 62 people had taken 206 meals or snacks for free, of Bridgeton, N.J., Ollie Collins of Sanford and Nollie Collins depression with winds near 35 mph (55 kph) after at a combined worth of nearly $8,900. of Rockingham; mother and father-in-law Ray and Sharon crossing Florida. Forecasters with the U.S. National The DMV investigation, though, found that 19 of Mosley Hunter; sister-in-law, Elaine McLendon Stephens (wife Hurricane Center said the storm was over the Gulf just the 62 weren’t employees of the division. Another 12 of late brother, John), Kim Mosley and Juanita Mosley all of off Naples, Fla. late Friday. employees were exonerated by the probe, while the Bridgeton, NJ and Penny Hayward (Vernon) of Summerville, Bonnie is expected to strengthen as it moves over allegations against 10 others couldn’t be proved or S.C.; his aunts, Lovie Lee Cobb of Warren, OH and Hattie the Gulf. The storm is moving west-northwest near 18 disproved. The State Bureau of Investigation is still McInnis of Rockingham; his good friend, Barry Jones and mph (30 kph). investigating the matter. his Goddaughter Andnya Mosley and a host of aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, and cousins. He will be greatly missed by all. Services will be held at Tally Watson Services, 110 S. Meditation Hancock St., Rockingham on Sunday, July 25, 2010, at 4 p.m. CONTINUED FROM FRONT Arrangements are handled by Tally Watson Services of N.C. and Edwards and Son Funeral Home of Bridgeton, N.J. County for 16 years. His father, Dr. improvement in performance. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to Richmond Fadel Zeidan, practices general sur- “Meditation doesn’t take the sen- “The mindfulness meditation County Hospice or Scotland Cancer Center. gery in Rockingham. He says his group did significantly better with -Paid Obituary son enjoys the research and being sation of pain away. It teaches all the timed tests, which suggests Richmond County Daily Journal able to work with patients. people to cope with the pain. The they were better able to sustain Friday, July 23, 2010 The younger Zeidan’s experi- their attention more efficiently,” ments have shown that brief medita- emotional reaction to pain makes said Zeidan. “Being in control of tion with minimal training can less- the feeling of pain worse.” your emotions will probably help Elizabeth Mas en the perception of pain, increase Fadel Zeidan you do better on an attention task.” Elizabeth Ann Mas, 54, of 139 Mallard Lane, the ability to multitask, recall items This practice could help students Rockingham, died Monday, July 19, 2010, at First Health in a series and complete tests on a succeed in standardized testing, Moore Regional Hospital in Pinehurst. deadline. Brief meditation can be done by especially at the college-entry level. Funeral services will be conducted privately by the His studies involve research sub- sitting comfortably in a quiet and Zeidan taught mindfulness medita- family. jects who have had very little train- still room, and focusing on your tion to fourth- and fifth-graders with Elizabeth is survived by her mother, Ruth Moss ing in meditation. He uses mag- breathing. You become aware of the emotional disturbances who were Maddry, of Rutherfordton and formerly of Rockingham; netic resonance imaging, or MRI, subtle changes in your muscles and heavily medicated. They responded and a brother, John Maddry of Rutherfordton. She to capture images of a subject’s breathing as your body relaxes and well. was preceded in death by her father, George Maddry. brain responding to pain while they clears your mind. If any disturbanc- “It helped them deal with and Memorials may be made in Elizabeth’s memory or in meditate. es occur in the room or a thought head off emotional meltdowns. It honor of her mother, Ruth, to the Richmond County Zeidan has found through his comes to mind, they should be taught them how to cope with their Humane Society, PO Box 2064, Rockingham, NC research that the sensation of pain acknowledged, but let go by return- problems,” Zeidan said. 28380. Carter Funeral Home in Rockingham is assist- is linked to an emotion of pain, and ing the focus to your breathing. Meditation has been practiced ing Mas family. Online condolences may be sent to that our brain responds to that “You can do this a million times by people around the world, and www.carterfuneral.net. emotion. in your practice,” Zeidan said. “Your many cultures have document the Richmond County Daily Journal “Meditation doesn’t take the sen- brain becomes not only aware of its benefits of the practice. Saturday, July 24, 2010 sation of pain away,” said Zeidan. body and mind, it becomes more “We now have the technology to “It teaches people to cope with the aware of your environment in a less examine how the meditative state pain. The emotional reaction to pain stressful way.” is manifested,” said Zeidan. Mary Ellis makes the feeling of pain worse.” He suspects this ‘mindfulness He has traveled to the far reaches Mary Elizabeth “Ned” Ellis of 119 Page St., Dobbins Although many scientific stud- meditation’ curbs pain by teaching of northern India to gain a better Heights, died on Wednesday, July 21, 2010, at her home. ies have examined meditation, they the brain to prioritize what’s most understanding of the meditation She was born June 18, 1951 in Hamlet to the late Luke involve people who have practiced important; in this case, the breath- practiced by Buddhist monks, and Ellis and Jessie Johnson. for many years. These people often ing and not the pain. to partake in the practice himself. She was educated in the Richmond County School meditate for hours at a time, and Zeidan performed a test that Zeidan has also traveled exten- System and was employed at Pinehurst Resort for many many are prescribed to this through asked the subject to learn the next sively throughout Europe, northern years. She was a member of New Hope Missionary religious practice, such as Buddhist item in a series while remembering Africa and the Middle East. Baptist Church. monks. Meditation can be prac- the previous item. It gets faster with Funeral services will be held on Sunday, July 25, 2010, ticed by anyone, for any amount of each correct answer. On average, ■ Dawn Kurry can be reached at at 3 p.m. at the New Hope Missionary Baptist Church, time, no matter what their religious those who meditated got 10 correct [email protected] or by Hamlet with the Elder Billy Quick officiating and beliefs are. answers in a row. Some tripled their calling 997-3111 ext. 15. Eulogist. Burial will follow in the Church Cemetery. Public viewing will be held on Saturday from 1-7 p.m. at Nelson Funeral Service in Rockingham. She is survived by two daughters, Priscilla Ann Ellis of Atlanta, GA and Shaneka Ellis of Rockingham; two 805 South Long Drive 921 Long Drive sons Kevin Maurice Ellis of Rockingham and Kenneth Rockingham, NC Richmond Medical Park Antwan Ellis of Raleigh; 10 grandchildren; three sisters, 997-4471 417-3490 Annie Pearl Corley of Conyers GA, Mattie Bernice Lovely of High Point, and Mary Alice Deberry of For All Your Home Health Care Needs Hamlet. Rockingham, NC Richmond County Daily Journal 1220 East Broad Avenue Jim Brannon, R.Ph., Greg Marks, R.Ph., Lazelle Marks, R.Ph., July 23, 2010 Jon Marks, R.Ph., Shannon Terry, R.Ph., Erin Edwards, R.Ph.,

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CHURCH BRIEFS Saturday by the Pastor, Rev. Sheila er for the July 26 to July BETHEL CHURCH Jeremy Bethea from Mt. CORDOVA UNITED VICTORY Blakely. Dinner will be 28 services that will be at OF GOD IN CHRIST Olive Missionary Baptist METHODIST CHURCH DELIVERANCE served immediately fol- 7 p.m. nightly. family sponsoring a Pre- Church in Mullins, SC. will sponsor a Family Fun CHURCH OF GOD IN lowing morning worship. MT. PISGAH A.M.E Musical Service honoring The host pastor is Rev. day on Saturday July 31 CHRIST in Hamlet will The afternoon service ZION CHURCH will be their pastor, Elder Garry C.R. Moody. from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. have their annual Four will begin at 3 p.m. Rev. celebrating their church’s Marshall at 4 p.m. Elder MAPLE STREET There will be a bounce Man “Captain’s Choice” Arthur Gilliam, III, along 147th anniversary on July Paul E. Whitley, Sr., pas- FREE WILL BAPTIST house, games and refresh- Golf Tournament. The with the choir and con- 25 starting at 11 a.m. The tor of Revival Temple CHURCH located at 128 ments. Food Bank benefit will be gregation of Pleasant pastor will bring the morn- COGIC in Troy, will be the Maple St. in Rockingham ST. MARY’S July 24 at 8:30 a.m. at Hill A.M.E. Zion Church, ing message. Dinner will guest speaker. He will be will have Vacation at Bible HOLINESS CHURCH Cypress Creek Hwy. 74 Wadesboro. Revival be served at 4 p.m., Rev. accompanied by his choir School July 26 until July of Dobbins Heights will in Maxton. The fee is $50 will continue Monday Dr. Michael A. Frencher, and church family. 30 from 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 hold a Friends and Family per person and $200 per through Wednesday Sr., pastor of Trinity ST. LUKE NO. 1 p.m. The theme is “Souls Day on Sunday, August 1. team and is on a first nights at 7 p.m. Guest A.M.E Zion Church in FREE WILL BAPTIST Surviving on Danger Special Service begins at 5 come first serve basis. preacher on Monday and Greensboro, N.C. will be CHURCH invites you to Island.” There are classes p.m. with guests Pastor R. For more information con- Tuesday evening will be the guest speaker. He will attend morning worship for all ages. The host pas- Chris Brown and congre- tact Tommy Graham at Rev. Johnny McCullers be accompanied his choir service at 11:15 a.m. The tor is Rev. Darwin Cook. gation of Sword of Truth (910) 268-4418, (910) 268- along with the choir and and his church family. church family also invites CARL’S REVIVAL Church, Bennettsville, 3192, (910) 217-3894 or members of Friendship CHAPPELL GROVE you to their Prayer meet- CENTER BIBLE SC. Revival will begin at call (910) 217-2079. There Baptist Church, Hamlet. MISSIONARY BAPTIST ing at 6 p.m. and Bible HOLINESS CHURCH 7:30 p.m. nightly Monday, will be a cookout following The guest preacher for located at 111 Godfrey study at 6:30 p.m. each in Dobbins Heights will August 2 and end on the event. Wednesday evening will be Road in Ellerbe, will have Thursday night. hold a three night reviv- Friday, August 6. PLEASANT HILL Rev. Samuel Richardson their Men’s Day Program al beginning July 28 and GREEN LAKE A.M.E ZION CHURCH from St. Mary’s A.M.E. at 2:30 p.m. The guest Upcoming ending July 30 at 7 p.m. UNITED METHODIST of CHURCH the Galestown Community Zion Church. speaker will be Rev. each night. Guest speak- CHURCH will be celebrat- VICTORY BAPTIST Daniel Scott, pastor of INTERNATIONAL AND er is Elder Billy Bowen ing Homecoming August will have a chicken dinner KINGS GATE and yard sale from 9 a.m. CHURCH located at Ebenezer Baptist Church will host of SaddleTree Church of 1 with a former member until. 171 Clemmer Road in in Rockingham. Friday Night live every God, Lumberton. The and Richmond County res- NEW HOPE Rockingham will have their MT. CALVARY Friday from 7 p.m. to 9 public is invited. ident, Rev. Roger Thrower. MISSIONARY BAPTIST revival until Wednesday MISSIONARY BAPTIST p.m. at Dobbins Heights FLETCHER’S Rev. Thrower will bring CHURCH located at Hwy. July 28. Sunday services CHURCH Inspirational park now through August CHAPEL will hold its the morning message at 74 East in Hamlet will will be at 10 a.m., 11 a.m. Choir will be celebrating 20. The events are free. revival services starting 11 a.m. Rev. Thrower is have an Enlightenment and 6 p.m. The Monday their third anniversary at There will be music and July 28 to July 30 with the senior pastor at New Program for teens on through Wednesday 3 p.m. The church is locat- dancing. Any church different preachers night- Hope Foursqure Church in Saturday July 24 from 10 evening services will ed at 685 Ledbetter Rd interested in partnering ly. On Wednesday night Fairmont, West Virginia. a.m. to noon. The speak- be at 7 p.m. Evangelist (Beaverdam Community) with Kings Gate contact Rev. J.L. McCuller of Lunch will follow the ers will be Dr. Yolanda Melvin Sisson from West in Rockingham. Various Evangelist Robert Davis Friendship Missionary morning message in the Newton, Pastor Edward Summerset, Kentucky groups and choirs will be SR. pastor at Outreach at Baptist Church in Hamlet, fellowship hall. Everyone Ashe, Pastor Michael will be the guest speaker. on roster. The host pastor 910-461-9186. Thursday night Rev. is invited to attend. The host pastor is Russell is Barbara A. Covington. CEDAR GROVE Johnnie L. Wright of SIDNEY GROVE Patrick and Minister MISSIONARY BAPTIST Kevin Mayhue. Edwards. BEAUTIFUL ZION Westover UMC of Raleigh CHURCH OF FAITH ASSEMBLY NEW HOPE MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH located at and Friday night Rev. DELIVERANCE in OUTREACH MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH will celebrate 14600 Railroad St. in Kenny Yarborough of Ellerbe will convene its MINISTRIES located CHURCH located at 1596 their annual homecom- Gibson will have their Durham. Services nightly services on Sunday morn- at 148 Daniels St. in US Hwy. 74 East in Hamlet ing revival. Dinner will annual three night revival 7:30 p.m. Rev. Charles A. ing August 1. Dobbins Heights will have will have guest minister be served after the beginning on Wednesday Bethea is host pastor. The a plate sale from 11 a.m. Rev. Joel D. Briley as the morning service. Pastor July 28 till Friday July 30 church is located on US CHURCH BRIEFS to 3:30 p.m. Chicken, fish, speaker for their 11 a.m. Garcia Morman, pastor at 7 p.m. The evangelist Hwy. #1. CONTINUED ON PAGE 8A baked beans , coleslaw, service. of Lighthouse COGIC in for the revival will be Rev. roll, cake and lemonade is REACHING TO SAVE Morven will be the guest $7. Chicken or fish sand- MINISTRIES located at speaker for the 3 p.m. wich and lemonade is $4 1751 Highway 74 East in service. The celebration and brownies are $.75. Hamlet has service on will continue July 28 until For more information call Sunday mornings at 11 July 30. On Wednesday (910) 995-2413 or (910) a.m. and in the evening the speaker will be “Serving the Carolina’s for over 30 years” 557-5295. at 5 p.m. Their theme Pastor Gregory Freeman SUMMER is “GODS WAY OR NO of St. Steven MBC in SOUTHERN GOSPEL WAY.” The hosts are Rockingham, on Thursday HOMECOMING Pastor Jerome Tomblin the speaker will be Pastor SINGING at Cole and First Lady Kendra. Daniel Scott of Ebenezer Auditorium on July 24 For more information MBC in Rockingham and at 6 p.m. featuring: The contact (910)995-4587 or on Friday the speaker will McNeills, The Locklears, (910)610-7418. be Pastor Joel Briley of The Oxedines and The ST. STEPHEN’S A.M.E Parson Grove in Lilesville. Bobby Deal Trio. 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Abundant Life Faith Missionary Baptist Church Macedonia Church of God Prayer & Faith Temple Church Joe B. Wilkes Ernie Walters 910 Green Lake Rd. • Ellerbe Tommy Legrand 139 School St. • Rockingham 276 Hatcher Rd. • Rockingham 217 Thomas St. • Hamlet Maple Street Freewill Baptist All Saints Episcopal Church Fellowship United Methodist Rev. Darwin Cook Providence Missionary Baptist Church 217 Henderson St. • Hamlet Gene Tyson 128 Maple St. • Rockingham Rev. LaMont J. Johnson, Sr. 1200 McDonald Ave. • Hamlet 1120 E. Washington St. • Rockingham Ashley Chapel AME Zion Church Marks Creek Presbyterian Church Ricardo Leak First Assembly of God Marks Creek Church Rd. • Hamlet Rivers of Life 805 Long Drive 332 Mizpah Rd. • Rockingham Gene R. Alexander 106 Pence St. • Rockingham 160 Clemmer Rd. • Rockingham Marston First Baptist Church 997-4471 Bass Temple United Church of God 220 Stroman Rd. • Marston Roberdel Baptist Church Medical Park Pharmacy Benjamin Faison First Baptist Church Chris Smith 921 Long Dr. 157 Louis Breeden Blvd. • Hamlet James Brown McDonald Baptist Church 1118 Richmond Rd. • Rockingham (Richmond Medical Park) 2116 Main St. • Ellerbe Beaver Dam Rd. • Rockingham Beautiful Zion Missionary Baptist Roberdel United Methodist Church 417-3490 708 Green Lake Rd. • Ellerbe First Baptist Church McDonald Baptist Church Rev. Gregory C. Minnick Randy Bishop 259 McDonald Ch. Rd. • Rockingham 1302 Roberdell Rd. • Rockingham Bethel Church of God in Christ 208 Charlotte St. • Hamlet 1417 Green Lake Rd. • Ellerbe Midway Baptist Church Rourk Presbyterian Church First Baptist Church Rev. Jimmy Williams John Stone Beverly Hills Baptist Church 329 West Ave. • Hamlet 282 Midway Rd. • Rockingham 255 E. Church St. • Ellerbe Rev. Mickey Briles 110 Kimberly St. • Rockingham First Baptist Church Miracle Valley Deliverance Church Sandy Grove Baptist Church James Nelson Lizzie Jackson Jack Poe Bible Freewill Church of Worship 201 N. Randolph St. • Rockingham 110 Midway Rd. • Rockingham 105 Sandy Grove Ch. Rd. • Rockingham 678 NC Hwy. 381 • Hamlet First Harvest Faith Christian Center Mirror Image Tabernacle Faith Sandy Ridge Baptist Church Bibleway Church A. Riley Janice Norris 123 Sandy Ridge Ch. Rd. • Rockingham 1000 West Ave. • Hamlet 110 Bibleway Church Rd. Rockingham 639 McNair Rd. • Rockingham www.sandhillsrmc.com Rockingham Saron Baptist Church First Pentecostal Holiness Church Mt. Calvary Missionary Baptist Richard L. Stanford (910) 205-8000 Boyd Lake Road Church of Christ Al McCormick Barbara Covington 123 Saron Church Rd. • Ellerbe David Carter 1407 McDonald Ave. • Hamlet 685 Ledbetter Rd. • Rockingham 789 Boyd Lake Rd. • Hamlet Second Baptist Church First Pentecostal Holiness Church Mt. Calvary Rock of Ages Church Rev. Chris Hawks Calvary Baptist Church Harris Jordan James Hildreth 518 4th St. • Hamlet Scott Conners 172 Hannah Pickett Ave. • Rockingham 464 County Home Rd. • Rockingham 406 McDonald Ave. • Hamlet Shekinah Glory Ministries First Presbyterian Church (USA) Mt. Carmel Freewill Baptist Church Pastor James Covington Cameronian Presbyterian Church Dwight H. Williams Mike Childers 135-A US Hwy 1 N. • Rockingham Carpet • Vinyl • Hardwood Rev. Wyatt Coley 904 Fayetteville Rd. • Rockingham 573 Battley Dairy Rd. • Hamlet Laminate • Ceramic Tile • Blinds 179 Northam Rd. • Rockingham Shining Light First Presbyterian Church (PCA) Mt. Carmel Presbyterian Church (PCA) Charles Maness 12 Months Sale As Cash Carl’s Revival Center Bible Church James B. Watson PO Box 86 • Ellerbe Calvery St. www.floortoceiling.com Carl Leeittle 133 W. Ballard St. • Ellerbe 424 S. US 1 • Rockingham 128 Ellen Rd. • Rockingham Mt. Olive Baptist Church Sidney Grove Church First Presbyterian Church (USA) Delane Burris A. Simpson 895-5922 Cartledge Creek Baptist Church 200 Rice St. • Hamlet 596 E. Washington St. Ex. • Rockingham 401 McIntyre Rd. • Ellerbe Jason Lutz 152 Ben Hudson Rd. • Rockingham First United Methodist Church Mt. Pisgah AME Zion Church Silver Hill Presbyterian Church Adolph Smith James Smith Naomi Newton Chappell Grove Missionary Baptist 300 Charlotte St. • Hamlet 1015 Leak St. • Rockingham 24881 Hoffman Rd. • Marston Church Rev. H.K. Williams First United Methodist Church Mt. Pleasant United Methodist Church Sneed Grove AME Zion Church McQuage 111 Godfrey Rd. • Ellerbe Rev. Mike Sykes Donald O. Daniel Rev. John L. Ervin 410 E. Washington St. • Rockingham 861 Grassy Island Rd. • Ellerbe 1482 Green Lake Rd. • Ellerbe Auto Rentals Christ Memorial Church 1110 E. Washington St. • Rockingham Fletcher’s Chapel Mt. Sinai Baptist Church Southside Freewill Baptist Church 818 E. Broad Ave. Hwy. 1 • Hoffman 1208 Rockingham Rd. • Rockingham Ricky Jacobs Rockingham, NC Christian Faith Outreach Ministries 660 Sandy Ridge Church Rd. • Ellerbe Teddy Williams Foundations of Jesus Christ Mt. Zion United Church of Christ 910-895-6118 235 Ledbetter St. • Cordova Deliverance Temple Jamal Brown Southwood Pentecostal Holiness Passenger Vehicles Available Ester Almon 986 Ledbetter Rd. • Rockingham Greg Amos Church of Christ 113 Pine St. • Ellerbe 468 US Hwy 1 S. • Rockingham Hwy. 74 E. • Rockingham Nebo Wesleyan Church Freedom Baptist Jeff Collins Spring Hill Wesleyan Church Church of God 987 US Hwy 1 N. • Rockingham 1812 Airport Rd. • Hamlet Rev. Edwin Luther 212 Palmer St. • Norman 289 Spring Hill Church Rd. • Hamlet Friendship Baptist Church New Beginnings Baptist Church Church of God in Christ Outreach J.L. McCullers Howard McLaurin St. James Catholic Church 1002 E. Washington St. • Rockingham Hwy. 177 N. • Hamlet Old Hwy 220 • Biscoe 1018 W. Hamlet Ave. • Hamlet

Church of God of Prophecy Full Gospel Church of God New Beginnings Christian Church St. Joseph Bible Church of God Rockingham, NC Lomuel Stroman Estelle R. Quick Rachel Lampley J.C. Murphey 122 Jackson St. • Ellerbe 4153 US Hwy. 1 N. • Hoffman 670 Wiregrass Rd. • Hamlet 469 NC Hwy. 73 E. • Ellerbe 1-800-228-7322 Church of God of Prophecy Glenwood United Methodist Church New Bethel AME Zion Church St. Luke’s Freewill Baptist Church 910-997-4441 Keith Burch Joel Perry Rev. Bula Legrand 139 Flowers St. • Rockingham 221 County Home Rd. • Rockingham 100 Bethel Church Rd. • Hamlet St. Mary’s Holiness Church Mary L. Quick Church of God of Prophecy Grace Baptist Church New Covenant Christian Fellowship 178 Channie McManus Steve Crews Pastor Albert Hatcher, Jr. Rev. Chris Young Dobbin Heights 615 Cheraw Rd. • Hamlet 136 Mill Rd. • Rockingham 120 Hamer Road • Rockingham St. Paul Lutheran Church Church of God of Prophecy Grace Chapel Holiness Church New Diggs Chapel AME Zion John Pfisterer Elizabeth Smith 2035 US Hwy. 74 E. • Hamlet J. Kirby Woodard 311 Marlboro St. • Hamlet 300 Hendersonville St. • Hamlet Mizpah Rd. • Rockingham Greater Diggs Chapel AME Zion St. Paul United Methodist Church Church of Jesus Christ of Church New Direction House of Prayer Sandhill Rd. • Rockingham Latter Day Saints Annie Bostick James Malloy 310 Roberdel Rd. • Rockingham 1258 Old Cheraw Hwy. • Rockingham 151 Mizpah Rd. • Rockingham St. Peters United Methodist Church 205 N. Bridges St. • Hamlet Church of the Holy Spirit Greater Gospel Lighthouse Church New Hope Baptist Church 2124 Fayetteville Road 309 W. Main St. • Hamlet 552 Green Lake Rd. • Rockingham W.H. Gatewood St. Stephen AME Zion Church Rockingham 1596 US Hwy. 74 E. • Hamlet Darwin Little 910-895-7775 Cobb Memorial Baptist Church Green Lake United Methodist Church 407 West Ave. • Hamlet Chuck McKnight Rev. Bill Taylor New Hope Freewill Baptist Church 108 Safie Sixth St. • Rockingham 623 Green Lake Road • Rockingham Rev. Allen Hudson St. Stephens Missionary Baptist 105 Blewett Ave. • Rockingham Rev. Gregory K. Freeman Collins Revival Ministries Hamlet Church of Christ 434 St. Stephens Ch. Rd. • Rockingham Judy Gibbs 410 3rd St. • Hamlet New Hope Temple of God 136 Collins Church Rd. Hwy. 38 • Hamlet Stelly’s Tabernacle Harbor For Souls Ministries US Hwy 220 • Rockingham Community Church Larry Butler New Life Church of Deliverance Robert Stewart 219 Butler Circle • Rockingham S.W. Davis, Jr. Sweet Haven Church 193 Mill Rd. • Rockingham 410 Third St. • Hamlet Mitchell Roller Harvest Ministries Congregational 424 Midway Rd. • Rockingham Cordova Baptist Church Holiness Church Norman Presbyterian Church (PCA) Bill Monroe Annie D. Sproles Jack Bowling Tabernacle United Methodist Church 224 Ledbetter St. • Cordova 103 Harvest Church Rd. • Rockingham 3689 NC Hwy 220 N. • Norman 125 Slate Rd. • Rockingham

Cordova United Methodist Church Harvest Time Tabernacle Norman United Methodist Church Tabernacle Faith Pentecostal Holiness Jim Hines Mildred Harrington Robert Carpenter William Harrington 130 Ledbetter St. • Cordova 106 S. Groves Ave. • Rockingham PO Box 95 • Norman 101 Pine St. • Hamlet

Covenant Church (PCA) Heritage Baptist Church Oak Ridge Baptist Church Temple Baptist Church BIRMINGHAM Jerry Straight 1301 S. Long Dr. • Rockingham Frank Ingram Joey Byrd 217 Midway Road • Rockingham 261 Oak Ridge Church Rd. • Hamlet 165 Airport Rd. • Rockingham Highland Acres Church of God DRUG CO. Crestview Baptist Church Eston Bailey Oakley Grove Freewill Baptist Church Temple Church of God in Christ William S. Kearse US Hwy. 74 E. • Rockingham 539 Derby Rd. • Hoffman Thomas C. Leak 27 Main St., Hamlet 436 Crestview Dr. • Rockingham 104 S. Stewart St. • Rockingham Highland Pines Free Will Baptist Outreach for Jesus W.P. Horne, Jr. & Staff Cross Roads Ministries Pastor Don Kivett Marvin Taylor Timmons Grove Missionary Baptist Thad Pearson, Sr. 320 Chalk Rd. • Hamlet 440 Battley Dairy Rd. • Hamlet 27501 Marston Rd. • Marston 910-582-3585 130 Apex St. • Hamlet Hoffman Baptist Church Park Avenue Presbyterian Church Trinity Emmanuel Holiness Derby Baptist Church William Maness, Jr. Dr. James E. Lankford Wayman “Buzz” Hill Lesly Holt PO Box 165 • Hoffman 1920 Park Ave. • Rockingham 130 Entwistle St. • Rockingham 2178 Derby Rd. • Ellerbe Holly Grove Missionary Baptist Pee Dee Baptist Association Triumpahnt Christian Center East Rockingham Free Will Baptist Carve Jones Wayne Tuttle Alonzo Jones Larry Brown 401 Ellerbe Grove Ch. Rd. • Rockingham 1219 Rockingham Rd. • Rockingham 134 Mill Rd. • Rockingham 189 Airport Rd. • Rockingham Hopewell Baptist Church Pee Dee Baptist Association Victory Baptist Church East Rockingham Holiness Church 295 Battley Dairy Rd. • Hamlet Wayne Tuttle Russell Edwards Mark Bryant 1219 Rockingham Rd. • Rockingham 171 Clemmer Rd. • Rockingham 154 Safie Sixth St. • Rockingham Islamic Society of the Carolinas 819 Circlewood Dr. • Hamlet Pee Dee Baptist Church Victory Deliverance Church of God East Rockingham Methodist Church Andy Maness Tommy Graham Vann Floyd Jehovah’s Witness 100 Hamer Rd. • Rockingham 114 N. Bridges St. • Hamlet 1009 Scaleybark Rd. • Rockingham 591 County Home Rd. • Rockingham Pee Dee United Methodist Church Wall’s Chapel AME Zion Ebenezer Baptist Church Jesus First Will Baptist Church Michael Griffin Keith Ellerbe Daniel Scott Jerry Smith Hwy. 220. • Rockingham 646 US Hwy 1 S. • Rockingham 875 US Hwy 1 N. • Rockingham 1109 Hylan Ave. • Hamlet Pemberton Temple Church of God Wayman Chapel Ellerbe Fellowship Baptist Church Joy Freewill Baptist Church 209 Monroe Ave. • Hamlet 451 Osborne Rd. • Hamlet Kevin Thompson Pastor Lloyd O. Grant 138 Wallace Rd. • Ellerbe 864 NC Hwy. 177 S. • Hamlet Philadelphia United Methodist Church Wesleyan Church Dora Dorsey Bob Scott Ellerbe Grove Missionary Baptist Kingdom Builders 157 Philadelphia Dr. • Rockingham 618 N. Lee St. • Rockingham Church Ronnie Moore Darryl Carter 342 Mill Rd. • Rockingham Pine Grove Baptist Church West Franklin Street Baptist 162 Ellerbe Grove Church Rd. • Rock- Corey Wilson John McGirt ingham King’s Gate Church International 275 Airport Rd. • Rockingham 331 W. Franklin St. • Rockingham Eddie McLean Ellerbe United Methodist Church 161 Sierra Ave. • Hamlet Piney Grove AME Zion Church West Rockingham Church of God Donald Daniel 621 US Hwy. 74 W. Bus. • Rockingham 116 Garrett St. • Rockingham 2281 Main St. • Ellerbe Lee Thee AME Zion Church Stanley Gould Piney Grove Freewill Baptist West Rockingham United Methodist Emmanuel Ministries 428 Lee Thee Church Rd. • Rockingham 2817 Derby Rd. • Ellerbe Donald Dawkins 725 W. Hamlet Ave. • Hamlet 217 US Hwy. 74 W • Rockingham Living Waters Pentecostal Holiness Pleasant Grove Baptist Church Emmanuel Temple Church of God 145 Loch Haven Rd. • Hamlet 1247 Sandhill Rd. • Rockingham Whole Word Gospel Church Paul W. Bennett Richardo Steel 125 Ellerbe Rd. • Rockingham Livingston Chapel Missionary Pleasant Hill AME Zion Church 328 Airport Rd. • Rockingham 1109 NC Hwy 381 • Hamlet 105 Lake Rd. • Rockingham Episcopal Church of the Messiah Zion & Trinity United Methodist 202 Lawrence St. • Rockingham Lovely Hill Baptist Church Pleasant Hill Baptist Church Ray Brooks 114 Lincoln Ave. • Rockingham Pleasant Hill Church Rd. • Ellerbe 123 Zion Church Rd. • Rockingham Faith Free Will Baptist Church 657 Airport Rd. • Rockingham Macedonia Baptist Church Poplar Springs Baptist Church Zion United Methodist Church 1119 US Hwy 1 North 3920 US Hwy. 1 N. • Hoffman 478 Sandhill Rd. • Rockingham 128 Zion Church Rd. • Rockingham Rockingham 910-997-4464 Page 8A Richmond County Daily Journal, Rockingham, N.C. Weekender, July 24-25, 2010 www.yourdailyjournal.com

LOCAL Richmond County deputies seize marijuana plants Philip D. Brown count of manufacturing mari- marijuana growing in a wooded Rockingham, was arrested and their addresses are not included Richmond County Daily Journal juana. She was given a $500 area off of Ridgeway Drive in charged with felony counts of as a matter of newspaper policy. The Richmond County bond. Hamlet, according to reports. first degree burglary and larce- Reports include both arrests Sheriff’s Office recently seized Smith was arrest- Eight marijuana ny after breaking and entering, and criminal summons such 10 marijuana plants in two sepa- ed after the RCSO plants were found, and a misdemeanor count of as citations. The Daily Journal rate incidents, one in Ellerbe Narcotics Team con- cut down and seized, injury to real property. He was lists them all as arrests. People and the other in Hamlet. ducted a knock and and no one has been given a $10,000 bond. charged are presumed innocent A suspect was arrested in the talk investigation at arrested. Arrest reports published in until determined to be guilty by Ellerbe incident, but no one her home, and report- Other arrests the Richmond County Daily a court of law. ed finding two mari- reported by the Journal are copied from local law has been charged in the Hamlet ■ incident. juana plants growing Richmond County enforcement records. Except for Staff Writer Philip D. Brown Rene’a Walker Smith, 44, inside. Sheriff’s Office people injured in motor vehicle can be reached at (910) 997- In the second inci- include: accidents or reportable deaths, 3111 ext. 32, or by e-mail at of Second Street, Ellerbe, was ■ Samuel Thomas arrested and charged a felony dent, the RCSO Narcotics Team victims including people, busi- [email protected]. received information about Callahan, 22, of Cardinal Drive, nesses and institutions and Church Briefs CONTINUED FROM page 6A PLEASANT HILL at 139 Flowers Street in Can-Eat country break- Deliverance Church in son, the guest speaker limited seating available. A.M.E ZION CHURCH of Rockingham will have fast on Saturday, August Rockingham, along with will be Pastor Joletha ABUNDANT LIFE the Galestown Community Vacation Bible School 7 from 7 a.m. to 10 a.m. her congregation. You Dockery of Rocky Mount CHURCH located will have their homecom- August 2 till August from The cost for the buffet is re invited to come and A.M.E Zion Church in on School Street in ing services on August 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. The $4.00 per person. Carry- help us honor our Woman Ansonville. At 11:45 Rockingham will have a 1 at 3 p.m. The guest theme is Experience the out plates will be avail- of God, Dinner will be a.m. will be the meet and gospel singing on Saturday speaker will be Evangelist High Seas Expedition, able. served in the fellowship greet, lunch at 12:15 p.m. August 14 at 7 p.m. The Christie McDonald of the program is for ages FULL GOSPEL hall after service. and the program will fol- special group will be the Last Days Deliverance in two years old to adult. CHURCH located on ST. STEPHEN’S MB low. For more informa- Oxendines from Shannon, Hamlet. For more information call US Hwy. 1 in Hoffman, CHURCH in Rockingham tion or to purchase tickets NC and Under His Grace SNOW HILL (910) 997-4906. will be honoring our and the Healing For the contact Shirleen Freeman from Outreach for Jesus MISSIONARY BAPTIST CORDOVA UNITED Pastor, Estelle R. Quick, Hurting Soul Ministry at (843) 337-9576 of Sis. in Hamlet. For more CHURCH will start their METHODIST CHURCH with her Fourth Pastoral will have a Fellowship Dawn Mason at (910) 997- information call (910) 410- Homecoming/Family and will sponsor a steak din- Anniversary on August 8 Luncheon on August 14. 7284. The deadline to pur- 0544, the host pastor is Friends Day on August ner on Saturday August 7 at 4 p.m. Guest speak- The location of the event chase tickets is August 2, Rev. Joe B. Wilkes, Jr. 1 at 11 a.m. with Pastor from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. The er will be Pastor Lizzy it 601 Oak Ave. in Hamlet. you will not be able to pur- Michael Patrick bringing cost is $10 per plate. You Jackson of New Citadel The price is $10 per per- chase tickets at the door the morning message. can eat in or carry out. Lunch will with be served PINEY GROVE after the morning service. CHURCH in the Windblow Commercial & Residential community, Ellerbe, ESC Rev. W.H. Sturdivant, pas- Electronic tor of Parson’s Grove will celebrate their 16th Service CO. Baptist Church in Mt. anniversary on August 7, High Speed, Internet, Gilead will be the speaker The Piney Grove Mixed .com at 2:30 p.m. Revival ser- Chorus will be perform- Security Systems vices will be August 2 to ing. The service begins Locally monitored August 4 nightly at 7 p.m. at 6 p.m. Several guest Jamie Moss-Godfrey & Kim Whitley with Rev. R.J. Ing ram groups are expected. and his congregation of SPRING HILL Paging/ Phone answering service Jointly Serving Richmond County Freedom Ministries in WESLEYAN CHURCH 910-582-5411 for 40+ years! Hamlet. will sponsor an All-You- 85 Main St. Hamlet FRIENDSHIP MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH Hwy. 177 Dobbins Heights will have their annual Homecoming on Sunday August 1 with morning worship at 11 a.m. with Rev. Dr. J.L. 2 McCullers. The afternoon Back School worship service with Rev. Barbara Covington of Mt. Calvary Missionary Baptist Church of Rockingham is at 3 p.m. with her choir and congre- gation. Revival will start Wednesday August 4 to BOGO August 6 at 7 p.m. The guest speakers for the three night services will be SamsungS Pastor Robert L. Dockery DDoubleTakeTM of Macedonia Baptist Church of Hoffman. Area churches have also been $ 99 invited for each night. The my 19 host pastor is Rev. Dr. J.L. *after*a $50 mail-in rebates & qualifying 2-yr. service McCullers. agreementaga reement on eaceachh liline.ne. NEW LIFE CHURCHES OF UNLIMITED DELIVERANCE talk & text located on select plans $79.99 and up. at 410 Third St. in Hamlet BUY ONE will celebrate their 10th GET ONE anniversary on August 1 * at 4 p.m. The speak- er for the event will be FREE Pastor Robert J. Ingram of Freedom Ministries #1 in Dobbins Heights. For more information call (910) 582-2110. The host pastor is Bishop Dr. S.W. Davis Jr. SOUTHEASTERN CHRISTIAN ACADEMY Smart Start to School located at 257 Freeman Mill Road, Hamlet, announces its annual Open House on Monday, August 2 from 6-8 p.m. On-site tch to Al registration is available i lte ® ™ w lebratin for grades 1-12. Contact BlackBerry Pearl S ce g l Rev. Bill Reynolds for smartphone more information (910) 997-1269. MIRACLE TEMPLE FREE PLUMBLINE after $100 mail-in rebate & qualifying 2-yr. Smart Choice Pack agreement. 25years MINISTRIES locat- The longest running wireless ed at 558 US Hwy. 1, Add lines and get 3 months FREE. brand in America.sm Rockingham, will be hosting a fundraiser at $25 activation fee applies per line. See qualifi cations below. Bojangles Restaurant on alltel.com 1-800-alltel-1 Thursday, August 5 from 5 p.m. - 8 p.m. Promotional offers available at Rockingham Shop at a participating retailer: Rockingham participating agent locations • 1788 E. Broad Ave. | (910) 997-7099 Equipment & promotional offers at these Mailbox & More | (910) 582-5551 ST. MARY’S locations may vary. and the following Alltel retail Wadesboro South Carolina HOLINESS CHURCH locations only: • 1009 E Caswell | (704) 694-7050 North Carolina Union Biscoe Union Wireless | (864) 429-9616 will have a Back to School Alltel Retail Stores 3D Wireless | (910) 428-2202 Carnival on Saturday • These Retail Stores Now Open Sunday. 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Phone may be returned within 15 days of purchase. If mail-in rebate certifi cate has been submitted, Alltel will refund the purchase price less the rebate amount. Customer pays 178 Channie McManus applicable taxes. See rebate certifi cate for details. Smart Choice Pack Requirement: All new or existing customers activating or upgrading to a smart device, including the BlackBerry Pearl, are required to purchase & maintain a Smart Choice Pack for the duration of their contract in order to qualify for the in-contract phone price. Unlimited My Circle Text: Unlimited My Circle texting, picture & video messaging is available to qualifying Dr. in Dobbins Heights. new & existing customers on eligible My Circle calling plans $79.99 & higher. Unlimited My Circle & Alltel Mobile-to-Mobile texting are available to all lines associated with the eligible primary account. Mobile-to-Mobile applies to messaging between Alltel customers only. 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FIRST TAKE Mustang All-Stars stay alive A strong Intrasquad DAILY JOURNAL STAFF REPORT beat that same team again to argument game next KEMPSVILLE, Va. — The advance. Rockingham Mustang All-Stars Jack Webb had three hits and won twice on Friday to stay Johnathan Lee added two hits in for return for US squad alive in the PONY regional tour- the first game. nament. Josh Ingram and Josh Griffith LAS VEGAS (AP) — The Rockingham defeated host combined for the win on the of NASCAR hopefuls who came to Las Kempsville, 12-2, and later mound. Vegas this week have one last topped Davidson, N.C., 6-1. In the victory over Davidson, NASCAR’s problems these chance to score a winning ticket The wins set up a 9 a.m. Lee had a pair of hits, and Webb tournament. days are well-documented. Of — for a trip to New York. rematch today with Western and Myles Rohleder combined course, they aren’t unique to the USA Basketball’s training Branch, Va., which gave If Rockingham wins that to hold Davidson to a single game, it must turn around and sport. But they exist, and they camp will close Saturday night Rockingham its only loss of the run. include things such as declin- with an intrasquad game at the ing attendance, TV ratings and Thomas & Mack Center. The revenue. roster could be trimmed by a A writer for ESPN the few sometime after that before Magazine takes an in-depth look the Americans reconvene in at these problems in the July New York next month to con- 26 issue. In an tinue preparation for the World article titled, Championships to be held in “NASCAR’s Turkey Aug. 28-Sept. 12. Got 99 “We have time on our side Problems, in terms of selection,” USA But Racing Basketball chairman Jerry Ain’t One,” Colangelo said Friday. “We’re Rockingham still talking about 14 or 15 going native Ryan to New York. Names could McGee not change a little bit based on only identifies DAVID today and based on what we see the problems, VANTRESS tomorrow night, because we’re but offers giving everyone the benefit of solutions. commentary the doubt. If there are any close Gee, what a calls we may even take an extra concept. guy. We’ll see.” I’m guessing most NASCAR The 19 players in camp fans who read the article won’t will play in the game, except get the Jay-Z reference in the perhaps NBA Rookie of the title. Year Tyreke Evans of the But be that as it may, it’s nice Sacramento Kings, who was to see someone actually putting held out of practice for a sec- in the work to come up with ond consecutive day Friday due thoughtful solutions to complex to a sore ankle. Then Colangelo issues. and coach Mike Krzyzewski will One of those solutions will decide who is going from the be of particular interest to area Strip to Broadway. racing fans. McGee argues that “A lot of things have changed CONTRIBUTED NASCAR has gotten away from its over four days because each day Flathead Fords like this No. 22 belonging to Tom Corns will take to the half-mile oval roots, and should return to aban- things keep changing and play- at Little Rock Speedway at Rockingham Raceway Park tonight. doned venues like the recently ers go up the ladder,” Colangelo reopened North Wilkesboro and said. “Coach K said something a — you guessed it — Rockingham. few days ago to the players and “Whenever old-school race it’s right on. (He told them) we fans need an example of how the don’t make cuts, but the players sport has abandoned its core themselves determine who is Back to the future audience, they point to those going to be on the team.” two empty speedways,” McGee Flathead racing comes to Rockingham Raceway Park writes. ON THIS DATE Well, neither speedway is empty any more. July 24 David Vantress the series is a family affair. In Little Rock. McGee doesn’t argue for the 1908 — John Hayes wins the Olympic Sports Editor addition to helping promote the A number of the club’s regular marathon in a record time of 2 hours, 55 return of the Sprint Cup Series minutes, 18.4 seconds. Italian Dorando Have you ever wondered how series, McKnight also straps on drivers will be on hand for the to Rockingham. Pietri is the first athlete to enter the the gear and races. event, including Jim Brock of stadium, but collapses several times stock car racing got its start? Instead, he sets his sights a before being disqualified when officials A trip out to Rockingham McKnight is bringing her Roanoke, Va. bit lower, suggesting that either help him across the line. Raceway Park Saturday night father and husband to compete Brock, a longtime racer, has the Nationwide Series or the 1931 — Paavo Nurmi sets the world in the East Coast Flathead race record in the 2-mile in a meet at Helsinki, might help satisfy that curiosity. been racing the flatheads for Camping World Truck Series Finland, with a time of 8:59.6. The East Coast Flathead Ford Saturday afternoon. about three years now. would be a good fit for the two 1960 — Jay Hebert beats Jim Ferrier Ronda Smith-McKnight races by one stroke to win the PGA golf tour- Series will make its first-ever “It’s just a bunch of old guys historic tracks. nament. appearance in Rockingham with her No. 6A 1937 Ford, a replica out there having fun,” Brock “Both need work ... but the 1967 — Don January wins a playoff of Hall of Famer Bobby Myers’ investments would be worth it by two strokes over Don Massengale to a special 25-lap feature on the said. win the PGA championship. half-mile oval of Little Rock famed racer. Her father, Clayton The flathead association is for the headlines and goodwill 1970 — The International Lawn Speedway beginning at 5:45 Smith, is “shaking the mothballs used to a 3/8-mile track, so the they’d get for NASCAR and its Tennis Association institutes the nine- out” of his driving suit to race point tiebreaker rule. p.m. slightly bigger track will offer two lower divisions,” McGee 1976 — John Naber of the United The series features cars dat- his 1937 Sportsman No. 31 Ford, more room for racing. The cars asserts. States becomes the first swimmer to while her husband Allen 1940 I couldn’t agree more. break the 2-minute barrier in the 200- ing all the way back to 1937 can reach top speeds of 70-80 meter backstroke at the Olympics in many older than their drivers. Ford coach No. 1. mph, Brock said. I can’t speak for North Montreal. Wilkesboro Speedway, which is But a common thread running “We’re all excited,” Smith- There’s not much at stake 1976 — Mac Wilkins of the United McKnight said. just coming back online after a States sets an Olympic record in the dis- through them is they all feature in the races besides bragging cus with a toss of 224 feet in Montreal. the famous Ford “flathead” V- “We’ve got a lot of interest nearly 14-year absence. 1977 — Hollis Stacy wins the U.S. from our members in running on rights, Brock said. But in my short time here, I’ve Women’s Open golf championship by 8 engine. Both Modified and But that’s just fine with the two strokes over Nancy Lopez. the half-mile at Rockingham and been very impressed with the Sportsman cars compete in the drivers. 1998 — Tour de France riders, series, with only a few modern should really have a great race drive and dedication Rockingham angered by the drug scandal that has with everyone there.” “It’s all about having a good Speedway President Andy dominated the event, protest by delay- safety features separating these time,” Brock said. ing the start of racing for two hours. racers from their counterparts The idea to come to “The Hillenburg and his dedicated in the early days of the sport. Rock” was born with a New Public admission is only $5, staff has shown in revitalizing ON THE AIR The cars harken back to the Year’s Day visit to Rockingham with concessions available in the the speedway and re-establish- way stock car racing started in for the Polar Bear 150, Smith- viewing area. All are welcome ing racing here. Saturday, July 24 to attend, with gates opening at Hillenburg has said the busi- AUTO RACING the years just before and after McKnight said. 10 a.m. World War II, when the flathead “It was a real thrill to get the 2:30 p.m. for competitors and ness plan for now has to move ESPN2 — NASCAR, Sprint Cup, practice starting at 3:30 p.m.. forward without NASCAR, and pole qualifying for Brickyard 400, at powered early hot rods, drag cars out on the big track,” Smith- Indianapolis racers and laid the foundation McKnight said. The 25-lap Flathead race takes he’s done a great job there, from 12:30 p.m. for modern stock car racing. The flathead racing feature, the green flag at 5:45 p.m. the USAR and UARA races, to ESPN2 — NASCAR, Nationwide premier ARCA/Remax Series Series, final practice for Kroger 200, at Modified flatheads even raced at several months in the making, Indianapolis the Indianapolis 500. will see the vintage cars join ■ Contact sports editor David events, to the Legends and 5 p.m. For Ronda Smith-McKnight, the regular Saturday afternoon Vantress at 997-3111, ext 14 or via Bandolero races that give race ESPN2 — NASCAR, Nationwide fans a chance to look today at Series, pole qualifying for Kroger 200, P.R. director of the East Coast Firecracker Challenge races for email at dvantress@yourdailyjour at Indianapolis Flathead Ford Racing Association, Bandolero and Legend cars at nal.com. the racers of tomorrow. 6 p.m. And this weekend, fans will VERSUS — IRL, pole qualifying for Honda IndyEdmonton, at Edmonton, have a chance to look back in Alberta time and get a taste of what the 8 p.m. early days of stock car racing ESPN — NASCAR, Nationwide Summer season over for Raiders Series, Kroger 200, at Indianapolis were like when a flathead racing BASKETBALL series comes to town. 10 p.m. ESPN2 — U.S. men’s national team, Richmond struggles, falls to Lumberton in CCSSL semis It’s nice to know that some- exhibition, intrasquad, Blue vs. White, one else out there is thinking at Las Vegas Daily Journal Staff Report CYCLING out to a 6-1 advantage, but again about Rockingham and North 8:30 a.m. SANFORD — The Richmond the Raiders rallied, cutting the Wilkesboro. VERSUS — Tour de France, stage 19, Pirate lead to 6-4 in the middle I don’t have any doubt that Bordeaux to Pauillac, France Senior summer baseball team MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL saw its 2010 summer campaign innings. either a Nationwide or truck 4 p.m. Lumberton, however, blew race here would be a hit. FOX — Regional coverage, N.Y. come to an end Friday night, Mets at L.A. Dodgers, Colorado at as the Raiders fell to area rival the game open with a five-run It really is time for NASCAR Philadelphia, or Chicago White Sox at Lumberton, 11-4 in a Central fifth. Two dropped balls, three to, borrowing a phrase from Oakland walks and a it batsman helped Maxine Nightingale, “Get right MOTORSPORTS Carolina Summer Scholastic 7 p.m. League semifinal contest at Lee the Pirate cause. back where they started from.” SPEED — AMA Pro Motocross 450, For Richmond coach Ricky Returning to Rockingham in at Washougal, Wash. County High School. 8 p.m. A night after rallying from Young, it was still a productive some capacity would be a good SPEED — AMA Pro Motocross 250, a 6-0 deficit to defeat Grays summer. way to do that. at Washougal, Wash. (same-day tape) “We got to look at a lot of I hope it happens. 9 p.m. Creek, 7-6 and advance to the components of winning baseball SPEED — MotoGP World semifinal round, Richmond got — let the Raiders down. guys, and we know what we’ve Championship, qualifying for U.S. Grand Richmond found itself down got to work on for next season,” ■ Contact sports editor David Prix, at Salinas, Calif. (same-day tape) good hitting again, outhitting SOFTBALL the Pirates, 10-8. 2-0 early, but rallied with a run Young said. 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sports BRIEFS Ellerbe soccer registration starts THECall in your scores:SCOREBOARD 997-3111, ext. 44 • Fax your scores: 997-4321 Ellerbe Parks and Recreation has opened youth soccer e-mail your scores: [email protected] registration for 2010. The registration fee per child is $25. The age groups are as follows: 5-7 year-olds; 8-10 year olds; 11-13 year olds; and 14-16 year-olds. Applications are located at Ellerbe Town Hall and Kansas City at N.Y. Yankees, 1:05 p.m. Birmnghm (WSox) 9 18 .333 7 Aberdeen 3, Tri-City 0 local businesses around Ellerbe. Applications must be BASEBALL Chicago White Sox at Oakland, 4:10 p.m. x-clinched first half State College 8, Auburn 4 Minnesota at Baltimore, 7:05 p.m. Thursday’s Games Williamsport 7, Mahoning Valley 2 returned to Ellerbe Town Hall no later than Aug. 12. Tampa Bay at Cleveland, 7:05 p.m. Jacksonville 6, Huntsville 5, 12 innings Vermont 4, Connecticut 3, 2nd game For more information or if you have interest in coach- National League Standings Toronto at Detroit, 7:05 p.m. Tennessee 5, Mississippi 3 Friday’s Games By The Associated Press L.A. Angels at Texas, 8:05 p.m. Carolina 11, Montgomery 6 Staten Island at Brooklyn, late ing, please contact Ellerbe Town Hall at 652-6251 or Amy East Division Boston at Seattle, 10:10 p.m. West Tenn 4, Birmingham 1 Batavia at Jamestown, late Keller at 652-4219. W L Pct GB Atlanta 56 39 .589 — Sunday’s Games Mobile 7, Chattanooga 4 Auburn at State College, late Philadelphia 49 46 .516 7 Kansas City at N.Y. Yankees, 1:05 p.m. Friday’s Games Lowell at Vermont, late New York 49 47 .510 71⁄2 Tampa Bay at Cleveland, 1:05 p.m. Huntsville at Jacksonville, late Mahoning Valley at Williamsport, late Florida 47 48 .495 9 Toronto at Detroit, 1:05 p.m. Tennessee at Mississippi, late Hudson Valley at Aberdeen, late Washington 42 54 .438 141⁄2 Minnesota at Baltimore, 1:35 p.m. Carolina at Montgomery, late Tri-City at Connecticut, late RSHS booster club memberships Central Division Chicago White Sox at Oakland, 4:05 p.m. Birmingham at West Tenn, late Saturday’s Games W L Pct GB Boston at Seattle, 4:10 p.m. Mobile at Chattanooga, late Tri-City at Connecticut, 2 p.m. are available for 2010-11 St. Louis 54 42 .563 — L.A. Angels at Texas, 8:05 p.m. Saturday’s Games Lowell at Vermont, 6:05 p.m. Cincinnati 53 44 .546 11⁄2 Huntsville at Jacksonville, 7:05 p.m. Brooklyn at Staten Island, 7 p.m. Memberships in the Richmond athletic booster club Milwaukee 44 53 .454 101⁄2 AMERICAN LEAGUE LEADERS Tennessee at Mississippi, 8:05 p.m. Auburn at State College, 7:05 p.m. are now available. The memberships are $35, and entitle Chicago 43 53 .448 11 BATTING_Hamilton, Texas, .353; MiCabrera, Carolina at Montgomery, 8:05 p.m. Batavia at Jamestown, 7:05 p.m. Houston 39 56 .411 141⁄2 Detroit, .347; Morneau, Minnesota, .345; Birmingham at West Tenn, 8:05 p.m. Mahoning Valley at Williamsport, 7:05 p.m. the purchaser to free admission to all Richmond athletic Pittsburgh 34 61 .358 191⁄2 ABeltre, Boston, .336; Cano, New York, .332; Mobile at Chattanooga, 7:15 p.m. Hudson Valley at Aberdeen, 7:05 p.m. events in the 2010-11 school year, except for varsity foot- West Division DeJesus, Kansas City, .318; Butler, Kansas Sunday’s Games Sunday’s Games ball. W L Pct GB City, .317; Crawford, Tampa Bay, .317. Carolina at Montgomery, 3:05 p.m. Tri-City at Vermont, 1:05 p.m. San Diego 55 39 .585 — RUNS_Crawford, Tampa Bay, 71; Youkilis, Birmingham at West Tenn, 3:05 p.m. Staten Island at Brooklyn, 5 p.m. This includes junior varsity events, as well as events at San Francisco 53 43 .552 3 Colorado 51 44 .537 41⁄2 Boston, 71; Teixeira, New York, 69; Mobile at Chattanooga, 2:15 p.m. Aberdeen at Hudson Valley, 5:05 p.m. the Richmond Ninth Grade Academy. Los Angeles 51 45 .531 5 MiCabrera, Detroit, 68; Jeter, New York, 67; Huntsville at Jacksonville, 3:05 p.m. Williamsport at Batavia, 5:05 p.m. Memberships are on sale at Family Pharmacy, Mabry Arizona 37 59 .385 19 Cano, New York, 66; Hamilton, Texas, 65. Tennessee at Mississippi, 6:05 p.m. Connecticut at Lowell, 5:05 p.m. Pharmacy, Sportsworld and Medical Center Pharmacy. Thursday’s Games RBI_MiCabrera, Detroit, 85; ARodriguez, State College at Mahoning Valley, 5:05 p.m. Florida 3, Colorado 2 New York, 78; Guerrero, Texas, 76; Hamilton, Carolina League Standings Jamestown at Auburn, 6:05 p.m. Washington 7, Cincinnati 1 Texas, 71; DelmYoung, Minnesota, 70; By The Associated Press Atlanta 8, San Diego 0 Konerko, Chicago, 66; Teixeira, New York, Northern Division 66. W L Pct. GB DEALS Philadelphia 2, St. Louis 0, 11 innings Wilmington (KC) 16 11 .593 — FirstHealth camps coming up Milwaukee 3, Pittsburgh 2 HITS_Hamilton, Texas, 132; ISuzuki, Seattle, 123; Cano, New York, 121; ABeltre, Boston, Potomac (Nats) 14 11 .560 1 Friday’s Sports Transactions San Francisco 3, Arizona 0 x-Frederick (BAL) 13 13 .500 21⁄2 FirstHealth Richmond Health and Fitness will be offer- 119; MiCabrera, Detroit, 119; MYoung, By The Associated Press L.A. Dodgers 2, N.Y. Mets 0 Lynchburg (Reds) 10 16 .385 51⁄2 Texas, 118; Butler, Kansas City, 113. ing several sports-themed camps this summer. Friday’s Games Southern Division BASEBALL St. Louis (Suppan 0-5) at Chicago Cubs DOUBLES_Markakis, Baltimore, 32; W L Pct. GB Major League Baseball A karate camp will be held Aug. 9-13 from 8 a.m. to (R.Wells 4-7), late Hamilton, Texas, 31; MiCabrera, Detroit, 30; x-Win-Sal (WSox) 14 12 .538 — MLB_Suspended Baltimore 1B Ty Wigginton noon. Carson Hines, instructor for the camp, has 30 Colorado (Cook 4-5) at Philadelphia Longoria, Tampa Bay, 30; Mauer, Minnesota, Salem (Red Sox) 13 13 .500 1 for three games and fined him an undis- years of experience teaching martial arts. (Halladay 10-8), late 29; VWells, Toronto, 28; DelmYoung, Myrt. Beach (ATL) 13 14 .481 11⁄2 closed amount for for bumping umpire San Diego (Correia 6-6) at Pittsburgh Minnesota, 28. Kinston (Indians) 11 14 .440 21⁄2 Gary Darling during an argument in a July Karate teaches confidence, self-defense, focus, respect, (Maholm 6-7), late TRIPLES_Crawford, Tampa Bay, 7; Span, x-clinched first half 22 game against Minnesota. Suspended physical fitness, leadership, discipline and self esteem. Atlanta (D.Lowe 10-8) at Florida (Sanabia Minnesota, 7; Pennington, Oakland, 6; Thursday’s Games Washington minor league RHP Juan Diaz Fee for the camp is $50 for members and $60 for non- 1-1), late Podsednik, Kansas City, 6; AJackson, Myrtle Beach 4, Frederick 1 (Dominican Summer League) and RHP Jorge Cincinnati (Tr.Wood 0-1) at Houston (Norris Detroit, 5; Youkilis, Boston, 5; 9 tied at 4. Kinston 10, Wilmington 3 Hernandez (Dominican Summer League); members. 2-7), late HOME RUNS_JBautista, Toronto, 26; Winston-Salem 5, Potomac 4 Florida RHP Yeims Mendoza (Dominican Swim camps are also slated. Camps for 4-7-year-olds Washington (Stammen 2-4) at Milwaukee MiCabrera, Detroit, 24; Hamilton, Texas, 23; Salem 5, Lynchburg 1 Summer League) and RHP Andy Parra will be held July 19-23 and Aug. 2-6, and camps for 8-12- (Narveson 8-6), late Konerko, Chicago, 21; Guerrero, Texas, 20; Friday’s Games (Dominican Summer League) and Cleveland year-olds are scheduled for July 5-9 and Aug. 2-6. San Francisco (J.Sanchez 7-6) at Arizona CPena, Tampa Bay, 20; Quentin, Chicago, Myrtle Beach at Frederick, late RHP Luis Morel (Arizona League) 50 games (E.Jackson 6-8), late 19; VWells, Toronto, 19. Potomac at Winston-Salem, late each for positive drug tests. The cost for the swim camp is also $50 for members N.Y. Mets (J.Santana 7-5) at L.A. Dodgers STOLEN BASES_Pierre, Chicago, 35; Wilmington at Kinston, late American League and $60 for non-members. (Padilla 4-2), late Crawford, Tampa Bay, 33; RDavis, Oakland, Salem at Lynchburg, late BALTIMORE ORIOLES_Reinstated 2B Brian Saturday’s Games 29; Podsednik, Kansas City, 27; Gardner, Saturday’s Games Roberts from the 60-day DL. St. Louis at Chicago Cubs, 1:05 p.m. New York, 26; BUpton, Tampa Bay, 26; Myrtle Beach at Frederick, 6 p.m. CLEVELAND INDIANS_Activated OF Shin- Colorado at Philadelphia, 4:10 p.m. Figgins, Seattle, 25. Salem at Lynchburg, 6:05 p.m. Soo Choo from the 15-day DL. Placed LHP N.Y. Mets at L.A. Dodgers, 4:10 p.m. PITCHING_Sabathia, New York, 13-3; Price, Wilmington at Kinston, 7 p.m. Aaron Laffey on the 15-day DL, retroactive Youth soccer registration set Cincinnati at Houston, 7:05 p.m. Tampa Bay, 12-5; Verlander, Detroit, 12-5; Potomac at Winston-Salem, 7 p.m. to July 20. San Diego at Pittsburgh, 7:05 p.m. Pavano, Minnesota, 12-6; Pettitte, New York, Sunday’s Games KANSAS CITY ROYALS_Placed OF David Rockingham Parks and Recreation has begun accepting Atlanta at Florida, 7:10 p.m. 11-2; PHughes, New York, 11-3; Lester, Wilmington at Kinston, 2 p.m. DeJesus on the 15-day DL. Recalled OF youth soccer registration. Washington at Milwaukee, 7:10 p.m. Boston, 11-4. Potomac at Winston-Salem, 2 p.m. Alex Gordon from Triple-A Omaha. Activated The registration period will conclude Monday, Aug. San Francisco at Arizona, 8:10 p.m. STRIKEOUTS_JerWeaver, Los Angeles, Myrtle Beach at Frederick, 6 p.m. RHP Sean O’Sullivan. Designated RHP Sunday’s Games 147; FHernandez, Seattle, 142; Liriano, Salem at Lynchburg, 6:05 p.m. Anthony Lerew for assignment. 16. Atlanta at Florida, 1:10 p.m. Minnesota, 133; Lester, Boston, 130; OAKLAND ATHLETICS_Agreed to terms Fees for city residents are $20, plus $6 if not currently Colorado at Philadelphia, 1:35 p.m. Verlander, Detroit, 124; Morrow, Toronto, South Atlantic League Standings with C Kurt Suzuki on a four-year contract insured by Parks and Recreation. San Diego at Pittsburgh, 1:35 p.m. 119; Sabathia, New York, 119. By The Associated Press extension through 2013. Cincinnati at Houston, 2:05 p.m. SAVES_NFeliz, Texas, 26; Soria, Kansas Northern Division TORONTO BLUE JAYS_Signed LHP Sean Fees for non-city residents are $30, plus $6 if not Washington at Milwaukee, 2:10 p.m. City, 26; RSoriano, Tampa Bay, 24; W L Pct. GB Nolin. insured by Parks and Recreation. N.Y. Mets at L.A. Dodgers, 4:10 p.m. Papelbon, Boston, 21; Gregg, Toronto, 21; x-Lakewood (Phis) 16 10 .615 — National League Hickory (Rangers) 15 12 .556 11⁄2 Teams for under 6, under 8, under 10, under 13 and San Francisco at Arizona, 4:10 p.m. Jenks, Chicago, 20; ABailey, Oakland, 20; CHICAGO CUBS_Activated RHP Brian Delmarva (Orioles) 14 12 .538 2 St. Louis at Chicago Cubs, 8:05 p.m. Valverde, Detroit, 20; MRivera, New York, 20; Schlitter from the 15-day DL. Optioned RHP under 16 will be formed. Rauch, Minnesota, 20. Greensboro (FLA) 14 13 .519 21⁄2 Jeff Stevens to Iowa (PCL). The cutoff date for age purposes is Aug. 1. West Virginia (PIT) 11 16 .407 51⁄2 NEW YORK METS_Designated RHP NATIONAL LEAGUE LEADERS Hagerstown (Nats) 10 17 .370 61⁄2 International League Standings Fernando Nieve for assignment. For more information, contact Parks and Recreation BATTING_Furcal, Los Angeles, .333; Kannapolis (WSox) 10 17 .370 61⁄2 Polanco, Philadelphia, .319; Prado, Atlanta, By The Associated Press at 895-6810. North Division Southern Division .317; Byrd, Chicago, .311; Holliday, St. W L Pct. GB W L Pct. GB Louis, .308; Pagan, New York, .307; Ethier, Scr/WB (Yanks) 57 42 .576 — Greenville (RSox) 18 9 .667 — Los Angeles, .306. Syracuse (Nats) 54 45 .545 3 Asheville (COL) 16 11 .593 2 RUNS_BPhillips, Cincinnati, 70; Prado, Buffalo (Mets) 51 47 .520 51⁄2 Augusta (Giants) 14 13 .519 4 Atlanta, 67; Weeks, Milwaukee, 65; Votto, Pawtucket (RSox) 44 54 .449 121⁄2 Lexington (Astros) 14 13 .519 4 Cincinnati, 63; Howard, Philadelphia, 61; Lehi Vall. (PHI) 42 57 .424 15 Charleston (Yanks) 13 14 .481 5 Fielder, Milwaukee, 60; Kemp, Los Angeles, Rochester (MIN) 37 63 .370 201⁄2 Rome (Braves) 13 14 .481 5 60; Pujols, St. Louis, 60. South Division x-Savannah (Mets) 10 17 .370 8 RBI_Howard, Philadelphia, 75; Hart, W L Pct. GB x-clinched first half Milwaukee, 70; Pujols, St. Louis, 68; DWright, Durham (Rays) 58 40 .592 — Thursday’s Games New York, 67; Gomes, Cincinnati, 64; Loney, Charlotte (WSox) 51 49 .510 8 Lexington 3, Rome 2 Los Angeles, 64; Votto, Cincinnati, 64. Norfolk (Orioles) 47 53 .470 12 Greenville 3, Kannapolis 1 HITS_Prado, Atlanta, 128; Howard, Gwinnett (ATL) 46 53 .465 121⁄2 Hickory 7, Delmarva 5 Philadelphia, 114; BPhillips, Cincinnati, 113; West Division Lakewood 10, Charleston 1 W L Pct. GB Byrd, Chicago, 111; Loney, Los Angeles, Greensboro 8, Augusta 1 Columbus (CLE) 59 40 .596 — 110; Braun, Milwaukee, 109; Holliday, St. Asheville 13, Hagerstown 4 Indianapolis (PIT) 50 50 .500 91⁄2 West Virginia 7, Savannah 6, 15 innings Louis, 109; Weeks, Milwaukee, 109. Louisville (Reds) 50 50 .500 91⁄2 DOUBLES_Werth, Philadelphia, 30; Friday’s Games Toledo (Tigers) 48 51 .485 11 Lexington at Rome, late Torres, San Francisco, 28; Byrd, Chicago, Thursday’s Games 27; ADunn, Washington, 26; Loney, Los Kannapolis at Greenville, late Norfolk 7, Syracuse 6 Delmarva at Hickory, late Angeles, 26; Prado, Atlanta, 26; DWright, Rochester 10, Buffalo 0 New York, 26. Charleston at Lakewood, late Lehigh Valley 3, Indianapolis 2 Greensboro at Augusta, late TRIPLES_Victorino, Philadelphia, 8; SDrew, Pawtucket 5, Toledo 4, 10 innings Arizona, 7; Fowler, Colorado, 7; Bay, New Hagerstown at Asheville, late Gwinnett 5, Scranton/Wilkes-Barre 2 Savannah at West Virginia, late York, 6; AEscobar, Milwaukee, 6; Pagan, Durham 4, Columbus 2 New York, 6; JosReyes, New York, 6. Saturday’s Games Louisville 11, Charlotte 7 Greenville at Rome, 7 p.m. HOME RUNS_Fielder, Milwaukee, 24; ADunn, Friday’s Games Washington, 23; Votto, Cincinnati, 23; Hart, Charleston at Greensboro, 7 p.m. Buffalo at Toledo, late Lakewood at Delmarva, 7:05 p.m. Milwaukee, 22; Howard, Philadelphia, 22; Scranton/Wilkes-Barre at Rochester, late Pujols, St. Louis, 22; Reynolds, Arizona, 22. West Virginia at Hagerstown, 7:05 p.m. Norfolk at Lehigh Valley, late Asheville at Kannapolis, 7:05 p.m. STOLEN BASES_Bourn, Houston, 29; Louisville at Gwinnett, late Morgan, Washington, 24; AMcCutchen, Savannah at Lexington, 7:05 p.m. Pawtucket at Columbus, late Hickory at Augusta, 7:05 p.m. Pittsburgh, 21; Pagan, New York, 20; Syracuse at Durham, late HRamirez, Florida, 20; CYoung, Arizona, 20; Sunday’s Games Charlotte at Indianapolis, 7:15 p.m. Greenville at Rome, 2 p.m. JosReyes, New York, 19. Saturday’s Games PITCHING_Jimenez, Colorado, 15-1; Savannah at Lexington, 2:05 p.m. Norfolk at Lehigh Valley, 6:35 p.m. West Virginia at Hagerstown, 2:05 p.m. Wainwright, St. Louis, 14-5; CCarpenter, St. Buffalo at Toledo, 7 p.m. Louis, 11-3; 9 tied at 10. Charleston at Greensboro, 4 p.m. Charlotte at Indianapolis, 7 p.m. Asheville at Kannapolis, 5:05 p.m. STRIKEOUTS_Haren, Arizona, 141; Scranton/Wilkes-Barre at Rochester, 7:05 JoJohnson, Florida, 141; Lincecum, San Hickory at Augusta, 5:35 p.m. p.m. Lakewood at Delmarva, 7:05 p.m. Francisco, 138; Wainwright, St. Louis, 136; Louisville at Gwinnett, 7:05 p.m. Kershaw, Los Angeles, 135; Halladay, Pawtucket at Columbus, 7:05 p.m. Philadelphia, 131; Dempster, Chicago, 130. New York - Penn League Standings Syracuse at Durham, 7:05 p.m. By The Associated Press SAVES_HBell, San Diego, 27; BrWilson, San Sunday’s Games McNamara Division Francisco, 27; FCordero, Cincinnati, 26; Charlotte at Indianapolis, 2 p.m. W L Pct. GB Oil Change Transmission Brake Capps, Washington, 24; Nunez, Florida, 23; Louisville at Gwinnett, 2:05 p.m. Brooklyn (Mets) 23 11 .676 — Lindstrom, Houston, 22; Wagner, Atlanta, Pawtucket at Columbus, 5:05 p.m. Staten Isle (Yanks) 16 14 .533 5 $5.00 Flush Package 22. Syracuse at Durham, 5:05 p.m. Aberdeen (Orioles) 18 16 .529 5 Norfolk at Lehigh Valley, 5:35 p.m. Hudson Valley (TB) 15 16 .484 61⁄2 $10.00 $20.00 American League Standings Pinckney Division off Scranton/Wilkes-Barre at Rochester, 6:05 Expires Aug. 31, 2010 off By The Associated Press p.m. W L Pct. GB off East Division With this Coupon With this Coupon Buffalo at Toledo, 6:30 p.m. Williamsport (Phils) 20 14 .588 — Includes Standard or Ceramic Pads W L Pct GB Jamestown (FLA) 19 14 .576 1⁄2 Labor & resurfacing rotors New York 60 34 .638 — Batavia (Cards) 18 15 .545 11⁄2 Tampa Bay 57 37 .606 3 Southern League Standings By The Associated Press State College (PIT) 17 17 .500 3 Boston 53 42 .558 71⁄2 Mahon. Vall. 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Sports AUTO RACING GLANCE Gordon guns for return to Victory Lane By The Associated Press NASCAR Sprint Cup Series By Will Graves compete for this champi- Brickyard 400 AP Sports Writer Site: Indianapolis. onship.” Schedule: Saturday, qualifying (ESPN2, 10 a.m.-12:30 p.m.), practice Indy would be a good (ESPN2, 3:30-5 p.m.); Sunday, race, 1 p.m. (ESPN, noon-5 p.m.). Don’t let the flecks place to start. Track: Indianapolis Motor Speedway (oval, 2.5 miles). of gray framing his still- Race distance: 400 miles, 160 laps. Gordon is the only driv- Last year: Jimmie Johnson cashed in on the most expensive speeding boyish face fool you, Jeff er to win at the historic ticket in NASCAR history, grabbing an improbable third victory in four Gordon still wants to win. 2.5-mile oval four times, years at Indianapolis Motor Speedway when a penalty to Juan Pablo Badly. Montoya blew the race wide open. yet it’s been six years Last race: David Reutimann raced to his second career Sprint Cup Though his balky back since he and the members victory, winning at Chicagoland Speedway on July 10. Carl Edwards was appears to be holding second. of his No. 24 Chevrolet Fast facts: Kevin Harvick leads the season standings with 2,745 points, up this season, the four- crew have puckered up followed by Jeff Gordon (2,642) and four-time defending series champion time NASCAR Sprint Cup to kiss the yard of bricks Johnson (2,557). Johnson and fourth-place Denny Hamlin lead the series champion is well aware with five victories, with each victory worth 10 bonus points when the after taking the checkered points are reset for the 12-driver Chase. Harvick has two victories. ... Tony he’s closer to the end of flag. Stewart, from Indiana, won the 2005 and 2007 races. ... Gordon has a his brilliant career than series-high four victories at the track. ... Montoya (2000) and Sam Hornish “It would be a huge, huge (2006) are Indy 500 winners. ... Kyle Busch also is racing in the Nationwide the beginning. Gordon victory for us,” Gordon and Trucks races at O’Reilly Raceway Park. turns 39 next month, said. “We’re knocking Next race: Pennsylvania 500, Aug. 1, Pocono Raceway, Long Pond, and Sunday’s race at JOSE CARLOS FAJARDO/MCT Pa. on the door. The timing Indianapolis will be his NASCAR driver Jeff Gordon sits in his car Online: http://www.nascar.com as he awaits the start of practice for the might just be right.” 601st Cup start. Winning is the only NATIONWIDE While still considered Toyota/SaveMart 350 at Infineon Raceway in Kroger 200 Sonoma, Calif. June 18. thing Gordon hasn’t done Site: Clermont, Ind. one of the cleanest rac- this year. He’s had his Schedule: Friday, practice (ESPN2, 12:30-1:30 p.m.), qualifying (ESPN2, ers in the series, there’s 5-6:30 p.m.), race, 8 p.m. (ESPN, 7:30-10 p.m.). chances, most notably at an urgency to his driv- didn’t have to deal with er 85 points back. Track: O’Reilly Raceway Park (oval, 0.686 miles). much a decade ago, partly Yet even though he’s Las Vegas, Phoenix and Race distance: 137.2 miles, 200 laps. ing these days as he tries Texas. Last year: Carl Edwards raced to the second of his five 2009 victories, to end a 49-race winless because the rest of the arguably the hottest driv- overcoming a 42nd-place starting position to beat Kyle Busch. field had trouble catching er in the series at the He led 219 laps in Las Last week: Edwards won for the third time at Gateway International streak, the longest of his Vegas, but a wrong call on Raceway, wrecking Brad Keselowski for the victory after Keselowski career. him. moment after posting five bumped Edwards earlier on the final lap. Edwards has two victories this tires late in the race cost He angered seemingly Things are different straight top-five finish- year. now. It’s been nine long es, Gordon isn’t exactly him. He had an opportuni- Fast facts: Keselowski has a 168-point lead over Edwards in the season half the field at Sonoma ty to steal one in Phoenix, standings. ... Busch, the 2004 and 2008 winner at O’Reilly Raceway Park, last month, Martin Truex years since Gordon has satisfied. He knows bar- has seven victories this year and 37 overall, second behind Mark Martin won a championship. In ring a massive collapse but struggled off a late (48) for the Nationwide lead. Busch took last week off to visit the Bahamas Jr. in particular, while restart, relegating him with fiance Sam Sarcinella. attempting to bull his way the interim he’s ceded he’s a lock to make Next race: U.S. Cellular 250, July 31, Iowa Speedway, Newton, Iowa. to second. He appeared to the front. He called the the stage as the face of NASCAR’s Chase for the Online: http://www.nascar.com Hendrick Motorsports to Championship for the sev- to have the best car in move to dump Truex “a Texas, leading 124 laps CAMPING WORLD TRUCKS mistake” without exactly teammate and former pro- enth straight year. AAA Insurance 200 tege Jimmie Johnson. The He also knows that until before getting caught up Site: Clermont, Ind. apologizing for it. in a crash with 17 laps Schedule: Friday, practice, qualifying (Speed, 5-6:30 p.m.), race, 8 p.m. “We’re not out there to two friends raised eye- he finds a way to win, (Speed, 7:30-10:30 p.m.). to go. be all buddy-buddy,” he brows earlier this year fol- he’s going to be on the Track: O’Reilly Raceway Park (oval, 0.686 miles). lowing a couple of highly periphery of the title dis- Bad racing luck? Maybe. Race distance: 137.2 miles, 200 laps. said. “We’re out there to But then again he knows Last year: Ron Hornaday Jr. won the fourth of his series-record five race hard, win races. If publicized run-ins on the cussion. straight victories, holding off Mike Skinner. track. “We know we’re capable the best way to take luck Last week: Sprint Cup star Kevin Harvick raced to his third Trucks that puts on a great show out of the equation is by victory of the year, leading 143 of 160 laps in the rain-delayed race at for the fans, I think it’s They have since patched of winning,” he said. “It’s Gateway International. having a faster car. a win-win for everybody. things up and find them- definitely getting down to Fast facts: Todd Bodine, the 2006 series champion, has a 145-point selves side-by-side in the crunch time for us getting “I’d like to get back to lead over Aric Almirola in the season standings. Four-time champion But it’s also going to make being more dominant,” he Hornaday Jr. is sixth, 305 points behind Bodine. Hornaday is winless in 11 some enemies for you out standings behind points in the Chase. ... We need races this year and 22 overall. leader Kevin Harvick. those bonus points (from said. Next race: Pocono Mountains 125, July 31, Pocono Raceway, Long there that you’re going to “That’s what’s going to Pond, Pa. have to deal with going Gordon is in second, trail- winning a race) to really Online: http://www.nascar.com ing Harvick by 103 points, prove to ourselves and get us back into Victory forward.” Lane. I feel like we’re INDYCAR It’s a scenario Gordon with Johnson third anoth- everyone else that we can Honda Indy Edmonton right there, though.” Site: Edmonton, Alberta. Schedule: Friday, practice, Saturday, practice, qualifying (6-7 p.m.); Sunday, race, 5:55 p.m. (Versus, 5-8 p.m.). Track: Edmonton City Centre Airport (temporary road course, 1.96 NASCAR NEWS AND NOTES miles). Race distance: 186.2 miles, 95 laps. Last year: Australia’s Will Power drove to his first IndyCar victory in his first race for Penske Racing, beating teammate Castroneves. The race was marred by a pit fire that burned driver Tony Kanaan’s hands and face. Last week: Power won the Honda Indy Toronto for his second straight Hamlin picks up 2nd quarter award victory and fourth of the season, passing Justin Wilson off a restart with 14 laps left and holding off Indianapolis 500 champion Dario Franchitti. Fast facts: All four of Power’s victories have come on street or road courses. The series leader — he’s 42 points ahead of Franchitti — won INDIANAPOLIS (AP) that will keep him in the Martin is under contract room for Kahne. at Watkins Glen three weeks ago and swept the season-opening road — Denny Hamlin has been No. 00 Toyota through the to drive the No. 5 Chevrolet The normally reserved races in Sao Paulo and St. Petersburg. ... Danica Patrick is coming off a honored as the second- 2012 Cup season. for Hendrick Motorsports Martin grew angry when sixth-place finish in Toronto, her best result in the first six street and road events of the year. quarter winner in Driver Reutimann, who picked through the end of next pressed on the situation Next race: Honda Indy 200, Aug. 8, Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course, of the Year voting. up the second Cup victory season. He’ll be replaced in Friday, saying the specula- Lexington, Ohio. Online: http://www.indycar.com Hamlin had knee sur- of his career at Chicago two the No. 5 in 2012 by Kasey tion “makes it look like I’m gery one month before the weeks ago, called the deal a Kahne. going to get fired.” FORMULA ONE quarter began, but still won relief. The 40-year-old had Kahne’s current deal Martin, who finished German Grand Prix Site: Hockenheim, Germany. three Sprint Cup Series been driving for MWR on a with Hendrick, however, second in points last year, Schedule: Friday, practice (Speed, 8-9:30 a.m.); Saturday, practice, races and one Nationwide year-to-year basis. leaves him without a Cup is 14th in the standings qualifying (Speed, 8-9:30 a.m.); Sunday, race, 8 a.m. (FOX, 1-3 p.m.). Track: Hockenheimring (road course, 2.84 miles). Series race in the period Aaron’s Inc. will contin- ride in 2011. Martin has heading into Sunday’s Race distance: 190.42 miles, 67 laps. that ended June 20. ue to be the car’s primary said repeatedly he has no race at Indianapolis Motor Last year: Mark Webber raced to his first F1 victory, beating Red Bull Hamlin earned 12 first- sponsor, picking up at least plans to step aside to make Speedway. teammate Sebastian Vettel by 9.2 seconds. Webber overcame a drive- through penalty for bumping Brawn GP’s Rubens Barrichello at the start. place votes and 122 total 30 races in each of the next Last race: Webber won the British Grand Prix on July 11 for his third points in voting to beat Joe two seasons. Aaron’s also victory of the season, overtaking Vettel on the first lap. McLaren’s Lewis Hamilton was second. Gibbs Racing teammate holds an option for 2013. Don’t Sweat It! Fast facts: Hamilton, the winner in Turkey and Montreal, leads the Kyle Busch. Busch had Reutimann is 15th in season standings with 145 points — 12 more than teammate Jenson two first-place votes and the points standings head- Button. Webber is third with 128, followed by Vettel with 121. ... Seven- time world champion Michael Schumacher is driving for Mercedes GP 56 total points. ing into Sunday’s race at COOL IT after a three-year retirement. There German star is ninth in the standings Indianapolis 500 winner Indianapolis as he attempts with 36 points. Choose from our Next race: Hungarian Grand Prix. Aug. 1, Hungaroring, Budapest, Dario Franchitti received to make the top-12 cutoff Hungary. one first-place vote, as did for NASCAR’s playoffs for large selection of Air Conditioners Online: http://www.formula1.com Mike Edwards of NHRA’s the first time. A size to fit any room NHRA FULL THROTTLE ProStock driver. Mopar Mile-High NHRA Nationals Site: Morrison, Colo. 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But the oil is still there beneath the surface, staining ON THE GULF OF MEXICO — Ships relaying the sights and the hulls of boats motoring sounds from BP’s broken oil around in it. well stood fast Friday as the left- Strong winds and waves could overs of Tropical Storm Bonnie help break up the oil further, blew straight for the spill site, but a storm surge also might threatening to force a full evac- push it into sensitive marsh uation that would leave engi- areas along the coast. neers clueless about whether “Those are two opposite con- a makeshift cap on the gusher sequences and we’re prepared was holding. to move out and aggressively Vessels connected to deep- attack this once the threat has sea robots equipped with cam- passed through,” Allen said. eras and seismic devices would The foul weather has stalled be among the last to flee and progress toward killing the well would ride out the rough weath- and could delay until mid-August er if possible, retired Coast the sealing of the nearly two- Guard Adm. Thad Allen said. mile underground shaft using “If conditions allow, they will mud and cement, Allen and BP remain through the passage of the storm,” Allen said in New say. BP had hoped to finish Orleans. drilling a relief tunnel Friday, Bonnie made landfall south of but had to plug it Wednesday to Miami early Friday as a feeble prepare for the storm. tropical storm with top sus- STEVE JOHNSON/MCT Before the cap was attached tained winds of 40 mph. It broke The Development Driller II works on drilling a relief well in the Gulf of Mexico on and closed a week ago, the bro- apart as it crossed Florida and July 4. ken well spewed 94 million to was a tropical depression as it 184 million gallons into the Gulf moved into the Gulf, but fore- chief. initially worried government in their gear and getting out of after the BP-leased Deepwater casters expected it to strength- The mechanical plug that has experts. Scientists say even a the storm’s way. Workers were Horizon rig exploded April 20, en slightly and roll over the spill mostly contained the oil for severe storm shouldn’t affect pulling up a mile of pipe in 40- killing 11 workers. site around midday Saturday. eight days will be left closed, the plug, nearly a mile beneath to-60-foot sections and laying BP is likely to be fined per Some of the dozens of ves- Allen said. But if the robots are the ocean surface 40 miles from it on deck of the drilling rig so gallon spilled, although deter- sels working at the well site reeled in, the only way officials the Louisiana coast. they could move to safer water, mining that could be difficult. were leaving Friday evening. will know whether the cap has “There’s almost no chance probably to the southwest flank Concentrations of underwater failed will be if oil pooling on it’ll have any impact on the well of the storm. By daybreak, all but a hand- oil at least doubled last month, ful, including those providing the surface appears in satellite head or the cap because it’s “Preservation of life and pres- and aerial views — provided the right around 5,000 feet deep ervation of equipment are our according to the National video images, were expected Oceanic and Atmospheric to remain. Allen said individual clouds aren’t too thick. and even the largest waves highest priorities,” said Allen, captains would decide when to Audio surveillance gear left won’t get down that far,” said a veteran of the Coast Guard’s Administration. leave, based on weather condi- behind could tell BP whether Don Van Nieuwenhuise, direc- rescue mission after Hurricane Researchers at the University tions. the well is still stable, but sci- tor of professional geoscience Katrina. of South Florida said Friday The ships holding the robots entists won’t be able to listen to programs at the University of Shell Oil also was evacuating they have the first scientific would be among the first to the recordings until the ships Houston. its operations in the Gulf, mov- proof that two giant plumes of return if forecasts force them return to the area. Crews of other vessels, ing out more than 600 workers oil beneath the surface of the to leave, but they could be gone Allen expressed increasing including one boring the tunnel and shutting down production Gulf came from the broken well. for up to two days, said Allen, confidence in the experimental meant to kill the flow of crude at all but one well sheltered BP initially denied the plumes the federal government’s spill cap despite a few leaks that for good, spent Friday hauling safely in Mobile Bay. even existed. Gay group asks for halt Ford reaping solid profits after turnaround to ‘don’t ask, Dee-Ann Durbin confidence going forward,” he said. trucks even if they weren’t selling, because Tom Krisher In the past year, Ford has gained a bigger high labor costs made it too expensive to don’t tell’ AP Auto Writers share of the American market, the equiva- shut down production. lent of about 154,000 cars and trucks. But late in 2008, the United Auto Workers Julie Watson DEARBORN, Mich. — Four years ago, Rivals Toyota, General Motors and Chrysler union gave up a provision known as the Associated Press Writer Ford mortgaged everything down to the have all lost ground. jobs bank, in which automakers had to pay blue oval logo to save itself. Now, even as RIVERSIDE, Calif. — Toyota stumbled this year because of laid-off workers even if their plants were Americans remain skittish about the econ- safety-related recalls. GM and Chrysler’s closed. Lawyers for a Republican omy, it’s reaping big rewards and stealing gay rights organization precarious financial positions had some Now, workers have to take jobs at other business from stumbling rivals. people shying away from their cars. factories or risk losing wages and ben- asked a federal judge Ford said Friday that it made $2.6 billion Friday to issue an injunc- Mulally, a tough manager masked by a efits. With 12 fewer factories and a North from April through June, its fifth straight boyish face and gee-whiz demeanor, joined American work force that is half the 140,000 tion halting the military’s quarterly profit. The company, which report- ban on openly gay service Ford in October 2006, a year into a turn- people it was five years ago, Ford can limit ed record losses in 2008, now predicts it around plan that called for closing plants, production when demand is slow. members. will end 2011 with more cash than debt. Government lawyers cutting jobs and dropping some of its mod- “It’s not about the moving metal any With its two longtime Detroit rivals still els. more. It’s about moving the metal profit- countered by warning U.S. finding their way after spending time in District Judge Virginia A. He removed obstacles, put new manag- ably,” Robinet said. bankruptcy last year, Ford, which never ers in place and forced feuding parts of the Ford said it expects to make money for Phillips not to overstep her took government bailout money, extended bounds while ruling on the company to work together. the next two years. Its stock rose 63 cents its success story. Michael Robinet, an analyst for the con- to $12.73. Ford shares fell as low as $1.26 lawsuit by the Log Cabin President and CEO Alan Mulally said the Republicans. sulting firm IHS Automotive, credits Mulally in 2008. It’s still a bargain, trading at about company is ahead of where he thought it with motivating the work force. But he said about seven times earnings. Toyota’s ratio The exchange came as would be in its turnaround. 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Best Offer Ever Dish Network Forty-five Cents (45) per the clerk of superior Call Now This the 17th day of each One Hundred Dol- court of the county in Union County Community Action, Inc. is Union County Community Action, Inc. is $9.99 Month VONAGE July, 2010 lars ($100.00) or frac- which the property is accepting applications for the following accepting applications for the following First 6 Months tional part thereof or sold. Any person who Unlimited local positions in the Head Start Program: positions in the Head Start Program: Make the Switch James Michael Herring, Five Hundred Dollars occupies the property and long distance $600 Sign Up Bonus Jr ($500.00), whichever is pursuant to a rental calling for only 1-866-654-3662 Lead Cook Asst. Site Manager Executor greater. A deposit of five agreement entered into $24.99 per month. Richmond County 609 N. Davidson St. percent (5%) of the bid, or renewed on or after Get reliable phone Richmond County Apt. 107 or Seven Hundred Fifty October 1, 2007, may, We buy junk cars, $150 Equal Opportunity Employer Charlotte, NC 28202 Dollars ($750.00), after receiving the notice up. Aluminium cans, service from Vonage. whichever is greater, will of sale, terminate the 40¢ pound. 910-582- Call Today! Positions located in the City of Hamlet. Equal Opportunity Employer July17,24,31;Aug7:201 be required at the time rental agreement upon 2916 or 910-206-0160. 1-877-673-3136 Prepares and cooks family-style meals 0 of the sale and must be 10 days' written notice Positions located in the City of Hamlet. tendered in the form of to the landlord. The no- for children and employees assigned to certified funds. Follow- tice shall also state that Asst. Site Mgr. requires min BS in ECE NOTICE OF ing the expiration of the upon termination of a the Head Start Program. To perform this FORECLO- statutory upset bid pe- rental agreement, that job successfully, an individual must be and Level II credentials. Annual and/or riod, all the remaining tenant is liable for rent able to perform each essential duty sat- amounts will be immedi- due under the rental DOT physical, submit to random drug SURE SALE OSPICE OF COTLAND OUNTY ately due and owing. agreement prorated to H S C isfactory. Requirements are an Associ- NORTH CAR- Said property to be of- the effective date of the IS SOLICITING BIDS FOR THE ate’s degree in culinary arts, two years screenings and meet NC Day Care Regs., OLINA, fered pursuant to this termination. Nationwide FOLLOWING SERVICES: Notice of Sale is being Trustee Services, Inc. related experience or training, or equiv- clean background check & provide n- RICHMOND offered for sale, transfer Substitute Trustee 1587 LANDSCAPING & alent combination of education and ex- gerprints. Job description & physical re- and conveyance AS IS Northeast Expressway LAWN MAINTENANCE COUNTY WHERE IS. There are Atlanta, GA 30329 (770) perience. Employee must pass an no representations of 234-9181 Our File No.: AND quirements available upon request. 10 SP 118 warranty relating to the 432.1005933NC /R CLEANING SERVICES annual physical, TB screening. Must Under and by virtue of a title or any physical, en- Publication Dates: meet all food handling and related Group Health Insurance, 401K, Life Power of Sale contained vironmental, health or 07/17/2010 & REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS MAY BE PICKED in that certain Deed of safety conditions exist- 07/24/2010 UP AT THE OFFICE AT qualications to perform duties of this Ins./ADD & Short-Term Dis. Prefer resi- Trust executed by John 610 LAUCHWOOD DRIVE, LAURINBURG, NC position. Prefer incumbent have a valid T. Popowich and Selena SUBMISSION DEADLINE AUGUST 20 dents of Anson & Richmond Counties. R. Ortiz to Echols, state-issued drivers license. Must be a Purser & Glenn, PLLC, resident of Richmond or Anson County. Applications available at: UCCA, Inc., Trustee(s), dated Au- gust 25, 2008, and Applications available at: UCCA, Inc., 1401-H W. Roosevelt Blvd. in Mon- recorded in Book 1480, 1401-H W. Roosevelt Blvd. in Mon- Page 417, Richmond roe. Resumes may be mailed to PO Box County Registry, North roe. Resumes may be mailed to PO Box Carolina. Default having 1029, Monroe, NC 28111. 1029, Monroe, NC 28111. been made in the pay- PRODUCTION ment of the note thereby secured by the said SUPERVISOR Deed of Trust and the These first- and second-shift positions are for Part-Paid Fireghter (Rockingham, NC) undersigned, having our Monroe, North Carolina, location. Successful been substituted as candidates will be responsible for maintaining high This position works on a per re call answered basis with Trustee in said Deed of Warm, friendly people working together to provide production, quality, and yields, while ensuring the Trust by an instrument excellent patient care. The latest in technology and safest working environment possible. This position additional shift ll-in work available upon certication. Individual duly recorded in the Of- innovative treatment. Opportunity to learn, grow requires an essential understanding and control of works under immediate supervision and performs re fice of the Register of and achieve. That’s what you’ll see at FirstHealth. the production process, accurate record keeping, Deeds of Richmond and general line maintenance and staffing of food suppression, re prevention and emergency life-saving and rescue County, North Carolina, And if that’s what you like, join us. processing. Specific responsibilities include checking and the holder of the daily production orders to ensure fulfillment of work. Primary tasks include responding to re alarms as a note evidencing said in- NURSING customer orders. member of a re ghting team and participating in the control and debtedness having di- • RNs – Med-Surg, Post Cath, Critical Care, Requirements: rected that the Deed of Oncology, PACU and OR • Must have food-production processing experience suppression of all types of res including hazardous materials res; Trust be foreclosed, the • High school diploma or equivalent preferred undersigned Substitute Tyson Foods’ Benefits Include: participates in rescue operations at re scenes, accidents, hazardous Trustees will offer for PRACTITIONER OPPORTUNITIES • Competitive wages (starting salary range: $40,000- sale at the Courthouse • Physician Assistant – Neurosurgical $50,000 per year) areas and other emergency situations; participates in continuous train- Door in Richmond Services • Weekend compensation for sixth and seventh ing and physical tness programs; and may assist with presentations of County, North Carolina, days worked at 2:00PM on July 27, • Hospitalist – Pinehurst • Excellent benefits package re division personnel and public groups. Opportunities for specialized 2010, and will sell to the • Shift premium highest bidder for cash ALLIED HEALTH • Paid vacation and holidays training provided by employer. Possession of valid NC driver’s license • 401(k) the following described • Assistant Director, Laboratory – property, to wit: Prem- • Stock Purchase Plan required. Graduation from standard high school or equivalent required. • Sick pay ises situated in Marks Pathology/Histology EOE Handicap compliant employer. Creek Township, Rich- • Physical Therapists – Full- & Part-time – Contact: mond County, North Home Care, Inpatient Rehab and Outpatient To apply for this opportunity and view all current Pre-employment physical and drug testing required. Apply opportunities with Tyson Foods, please visit our Carolina, said real prop- Clinics – Pinehurst, Pembroke, Rockingham erty being more particu- Web site www.tyson.com/corporate. 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Philip D. Brown Road, Rockingham, was Richmond County Daily arrested and charged with fail- Journal ure to appear. His bond was set at $1,000. An Ellerbe man was recent- ■ Robert Lee Blue II ly arrested by the Rockingham , 23, Police Department after alleg- of Midway Road, Rockingham, edly threatening a police offi- was arrested and charged with cer over the phone. assault on a female. He was Clarence Ronald Neal Jr., not given a bond. ■ Dwayne Michael 43, of Firetower Road, was Bennett arrested and charged with , 45, of Daniels Lane, communicating threats and Hamlet, was arrested and resist, obstruct or delay of a charged with felony counts government official. His bond of larceny and obtaining prop- was set at $5,000. erty by false pretenses, as He is accused of making a well as a misdemeanor count threatening phone call to a of possession of stolen goods. His bond was set at $2,500. Rockingham police officer at ■ Tyree Antwan Riley the station. , After an order for arrest 18, of Washington Avenue, Hamlet, was arrested and CONTRIBUTED was issued, Neal was picked Three officers of the Richmond County Sheriff’s Office were awarded law enforce- up by the Richmond County charged with larceny. He was released on a written promise ment certifications Thursday. Pictured are, from left, advanced law enforcement Sheriff’s Office and taken to certificate awardee Lt. Brian Mabe, intermediate law enforcement certificate award- the Magistrate’s Office. He to appear in court. ■ Arthur “Pee Wee” ee Sgt. Warren Strong, Sheriff Dale Furr and advanced law enforcement certificate is accused of growing unco- Glenn Ingram operative and resisting while , 34, of Ingram awardee Lt. Mark Gulledge. being taken to the Richmond Street, Rockingham, was County Jail. arrested and charged with Other arrests reported second degree trespass. His by the Rockingham Police bond was set at $500. ■ James Arthur Researchers find race disparity Department include: McAuley ■ Gerald Dean Maynor, , 66, of Bear Branch 45, of Chek-Inn, Road, Rockingham, Rockingham, was arrested and in North Carolina death cases was arrested and charged with the sale and delivery of charged with felony Emery P. Dalesio was accompanied by other felo- larceny of property. a Schedule II con- Associated Press Writer trolled substance, “I strongly disagree with the nies such as rape or robbery, His bond was set at Radelet said Friday. $25,000. maintaining a RALEIGH — A convicted killer implication that prosecutors dwelling to keep is three times more likely to get a “What it means is like so many ■ Brandon “B” base their decision to seek the other things in our society, race Robert Dennis, a controlled sub- death sentence in North Carolina stance and served if the victim is white rather than matters — explicitly or implicitly,” 25, of North Street, ultimate punishment on the he said. “What this shows is the Hamlet, was arrested and an order for arrest for a count black, according to researchers of simple worthless check. who have found similar results in race of the victim or the defen- death penalty is a government charged with two counts of ■ program like the post office, and assault on a female; resist, Robert Levon Johnson, other states. dant.” 36, of Bridges Street, Hamlet, The report comes weeks before as a government program it’s delay or obstruct; possession Seth Edwards administered by less-than-perfect of drug paraphernalia and fail- was arrested and charged a deadline for death row inmates with larceny. His bond was to challenge their status under Prosecutor people.” ure to appear. His bond was The president of the North set at $7,500. set at $500. the Racial Justice Act, a state law Incidents reported by the that allows statistical evidence to Carolina Conference of District Also arrested was Tiffany pects were identified as black or Attorneys decried the study after Michelle Freeman Rockingham Police include: be used to support a claim that white. The researchers compared , 23, of ■ a brief review. Prosecutors bal- Armstead Street, Rockingham, Two air-conditioning units race was a key factor in a death those cases against 352 death were reported damaged at a penalty decision. ance many factors when deciding and charged with resist, delay sentence cases. whether to pursue a capital case, business on Hancock Street. North Carolina is the second A little more than 1 percent or obstruct. Her bond was set ■ said Seth Edwards, the top pros- at $500. A harassing phone call state after Kentucky to adopt of those suspected of killing was reported at a home on such a law. It aims to prevent ecutor in Martin, Washington, ■ Felisha Dunlap blacks were sentenced to death, Tyrrell, Hyde and Beaufort coun- Huntley Lee Street. black defendants from being pun- compared to nearly 4 percent , 25, of Richards ■ ties. Street, Bennettsville, S.C., A business on East Broad ished more harshly than whites. of those suspected of killing Avenue reported the conceal- The study was conducted by “I strongly disagree with the was arrested and charged whites, said Radelet. He has implication that prosecutors base ment of goods by a customer. Michael Radelet, a sociology found similar results in studies with larceny. Her bond was ■ their decision to seek the ulti- set at $500. A juvenile was arrested professor at the University of involving capital cases in Florida for larceny at a business on Colorado at Boulder, and Glenn mate punishment on the race ■ Donna Caulder and Louisiana. Race remained an of the victim or the defendant,” Broccoli, 37, of Cedar Lane, East Broad Avenue. Pierce, criminology researcher important predictor of who was ■ A lawn mower and weed at Northeastern University in Edwards said in an e-mail to Laurinburg, was arrested and sentenced to death even after The News & Observer of Raleigh. charged with shoplifting. Her trimmer were reported sto- Boston. They studied reports to statistically separating the effect len from a home on Short the FBI on 14,749 North Carolina “Prosecutors do not look at skin bond was set at $500. of other factors, such as whether color. We consider lots of things, ■ James Charles Lord Street. homicides between 1980 and a killer took the lives of multiple , ■ but race is not one of them.” 52, of Robinson Street, Two juveniles were 2007 in which victims and sus- victims and whether a murder Rockingham, was arrested arrested for larceny at a busi- ness on East Broad Avenue. and charged with assault on a ■ female and assault on a child A Robinson Street resi- under the age of 12. He was dent reported their medica- Duke scientist’s cancer research is questioned not given a bond. tion stolen. ■ Nickolas Lamar Arrest reports published in Marilynn Marchione validity of their report.” to e-mails or phone calls request- Ratliff, 25, of Avalon Drive, the Richmond County Daily AP Medical Writer Statisticians at the University ing comment. Rockingham, was arrested and Journal are copied from local of Texas’ M.D. Anderson Cancer A Duke spokesman previous- law enforcement records. Concerns are being raised charged with second degree about the validity of research Center had questioned methods ly told The News & Observer of trespass. His bond was set at Except for people injured in used in the study, the co-authors Raleigh that the university was motor vehicle accidents or done by a Duke University cancer $500. scientist who recently was placed wrote. The co-authors’ repeated looking into whether Potti falsely ■ Jesse Bobbie reportable deaths, victims attempts to reach Potti and other claimed on a federal grant appli- Fairley including people, businesses on leave while the school investi- , 42, of Cabel Drive, gates whether he falsely claimed researchers at Duke had been cation that he had won a Rhodes Rockingham, was arrested and institutions and their ignored, they claimed. scholarship for study at Oxford addresses are not included as to be a Rhodes scholar. and charged with assault on a The editor of a British jour- “A large group of scientists” University. The American Cancer female and injury to personal a matter of newspaper policy. Reports include both arrests nal, Lancet Oncology, issued an also wrote to National Cancer Society suspended payments to property. He was released on “expression of concern” Friday, Institute Director Harold Varmus, a large grant to Potti while the a written promise to appear and criminal summons such as citations. The Daily Journal citing a December 2007 study it expressing concern about the probe continues. in court. published from Dr. Anil Potti and validity of methods involved, and Potti and others also published ■ Martin Daniel Ritter, lists them all as arrests. People charged are presumed others. The study described gene asked that three ongoing clini- a study in August 2006 in the 47, of Fork Road, Norwood, cal trials be suspended until an New England Journal of Medicine was arrested and charged with innocent until determined to patterns that might help predict a be guilty by a court of law. breast cancer patient’s response independent review can be done, on a gene profiling test that might assault and battery and com- the statement from the medical help reveal which lung cancer municating threats. He was to chemotherapy. ■ Staff Writer Philip D. Brown The journal said two of Potti’s journal says. patients most need chemothera- released on a written promise Potti could not be reached via py. However, a spokeswoman at to appear in court. can be reached at (910) 997- co-authors had contacted them ■ Donald Matthew 3111 ext. 32, or by e-mail at this week on behalf of 15 European e-mail for comment, and a home that journal said that no one has Butler, 20, of Galestown pbrown@yourdailyjournal. scientists involved in the study telephone number could not be questioned the validity of that com. with “grave concerns about the found. Duke officials did not reply study.

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Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Inc. turns 25 The Omicron Omega regional meeting held Omega Chapter of Alpha at Little River Resort in Kappa Alpha Sorority, October 2009. “I was so Incorporated is celebrat- moved by the extraordi- ing 25 years of service to nary generosity of Alpha the Sandhills region. The Kappa Alpha. Their con- chapter currently has 26 tributions will be a great active members serving help to the people who are under the leadership of in need here.” President Natalie Sharpe Recent service proj- of Fayetteville. The Alpha ects of the chapter have Kappa Alpha Sorority was included volunteering founded in 1908 at Howard with Habitat for Humanity University in Washington, and the chapter’s debu- DC with the mission of tante program which is providing service to all currently providing lead- mankind. Alpha Kappa ership, mentoring and Alpha has a network of 352 personal development, undergraduate chapters and scholarships to eight and 551 graduate chapters rising high school seniors in the United States and from the Sandhills. internationally. In celebration of a quar- Charted in 1985 by 15 ter century of service, the members of the soror- chapter is hosting a gala ity, the Omicron Omega celebration in August. At Kimberly Hutchinson Christopher McKay and Jennifer Richardson Omega chapter has been this event, the chapter pursuing Alpha Kappa will honor its 15 charter Alpha Sorority’s mission members, including a spe- Autry, Hutchinson wed Richardson, McKay of service since its cre- cial recognition to the ation. Over the past quar- chapter’s first president, Kimberly Renee Autry of Rockingham and Kyle Travis ter century, the organi- Nancy Wooten Coor, who Hutchinson of Newark, Ohio, were married by Shannon zation has been involved spearheaded the effort Russell Hutchinson, brother of the groom, on June 26. to marry in Sept. in a number of charitable to bring Alpha Kappa The couple eloped on January 19. Jennifer Richardson and Christopher McKay, of endeavors. These have Alpha Sorority to the area. The bride is the daughter of John and Carolyn Rockingham, announce their engagement. included but not limited Nancy Coor, a native of (Cookie) Autry of Hamlet. The groom is the son of Joan The bride-elect is the daughter of Jerry and Annette to providing scholarships Goldsboro, worked at Ann Hutchinson of Newark, Ohio, and Mr. and Mrs. Richardson of Rockingham. She is the granddaughter and tutoring to area youth Sandhills Mental Health Dana Hutchinsonof Gainsville, Ohio. of Herman and Louise DeBerry of Rockingham and the and conducting educa- for 20 years and was serv- She is a 1994 graduate of Richmond Senior High late Edna DeBerry and the late Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur tional and enrichment pro- ing as the Habilitation School and is currently employed by the NCDOT-DMV Richardson. grams in the community. Program Coordinator at as driver’s license examiner. The groom-elect is the son of David and Toni McKay In addition to delivering the time she left the agen- He is a 1993 graduate of Newark Catholic High of Rockingham. He is the grandson of the David and its own programs and cy. Reflecting upon the School and is a 2005 graduate of Ohio State University Lois McKay of Rockingham, Lee Royce of Rockingham events, such as a yearly legacy of Omicron Omega with a bachelors of science in integrated social studies. and the late Edna Saunders. Community Easter Egg Omega, Coor said, “I am He is a veteran of the USMC serving from 1993 to 2001 She is a 2004 graduate of Richmond Senior High Hunt and Senior Citizen’s just so proud that we have and is currently employed as a teacher at Richmond School, earned a bachelors of science degree in rehabili- Christmas Luncheon, the served and continue to tation services in 2008 and will have earned a master’s Senior High. sorority has supported a serve our communities The bride wore an ivory and apple satin a-line gown of science rehabilitation service in December, both with a scalloped sweetheart neckline and beaded lace from East Carolina University. number of other local orga- including Hoke, Moore, bodice with chapel train. He is a 1999 graduate of Richmond Senior High nizations including the Richmond, Montgomery, The bride was given by her son, Jonathan Autry School and is currently a purchasing manager at von Boys and Girls Club of the Lee and Cumberland coun- Taylor. The maid of honor was Faith Danielle Autry, Drehle Corporation. Sandhills, Moore County ties.” sister of bride. The wedding is planned for Sept. 11, at 5 p.m., at Pine Housing Authority, and The chapter’s celebra- The bridesmaids were Krystal Autry Edwards of Grove Baptist Church in Rockingham. Sandhills/Moore Coalition tion will be held at the Rockingham, sister of the bride, and Caroline Taylor for Human Care. Pinehurst Resort in the Linton of Wilmington, niece of the bride. The flower The sorority always hon- Grand Ballroom on Aug. girls were Kyleigh Michelle Edwards and Harley Nicole ors and recognizes elected 7. ABC11 News Anchor, Linton, both nieces of the bride. officials and community Tisha Powell, will serve Music was done by Adam Dixon. The best man was leaders at their events. as the mistress of ceremo- Thomas Edward Mentz of Newark, Ohio. Judi Kempf, court advocate nies. The wedding reception was at Ellerbe Springs. The at Friend to Friend Crisis Tickets are $40. couple will reside in Rockingham. Service for Moore County Interested individuals recounts the generous can call 910-423-4604 for contributions of Omicron tickets to the celebration Omega Omega and other or for more information members of Alpha Kappa regarding the organiza- Alpha Pi Chi Sorority Alpha Sorority at a recent tion. maintains excellence BIRTHS Yvonne Rush-Wright Foundation, Our Daily Special to the Journal Bread in Rockingham and Smith, son the Haitian Relief Fund. Lisa and Jeff Smith of Rockingham, announce the The torch of Alpha Pi Chi birth of their son, Trevor Elijah Smith. He was born National Sorority burns They have adopted the Men’s Homeless Shelter on June 18, 2010, at 12:12 p.m. at FirstHealth Moore bright after 47 years. Regional Hospital in Pinehurst. He is the grandson of Alpha Pi Chi National in Hamlet, as one of their projects. “We find Emily Bennett of Rockingham and the late Broadus Sorority, Inc. is a service Bennett, John and Joy Smith of Fayetteville and Carol organization of profes- it rewarding to create the menus, purchase, prepare Smith of Fayetteville. He has an older brother, Hayden sional business women Smith, and an older sister, Megan Smith. geared to fulfilling the and communicate with the interest and talents of residents as they enjoy their delicious, nutritious Walker, daughter professional women. The Captain David and Lindsey Walker of Florida announce sorority has more than 51 home cooked meals,” Yvonne Rush Wright, mem- the birth of their daughter Presley Annelese Walker. chapters throughout the Elijah and Isaiah Summersett She was born May 13, 2010, at Gulf Coast Medical nation. These chapters ber said. Alpha Mu also makes Center in Panama City, Florida. She weighed 6 pounds are grouped into regions 9 ounces and was 19 inches long. Presley has an older according to their geo- contributions to Leak Street Educational and sister, Delaney. She is the granddaughter of Deborah graphic areas, (Midwest, Summersett boys Walker and Mike Williams of Cordova. northeast and southwest) Cultural Center, local The Alpha Mu chapter of churches and other civic Johnson, daughter Alpha Mu Chapter of Alpha and cultural endeavors in celebrate birthday Heather and David Johnson of Hamlet announce Pi Chi Sorority, located Richmond County. the birth of their daughter Caroline Grace Johnson. in Rockingham, has been The chapter also pro- Elijah and Isaiah Summersett celebrated their She was born July 13, 2010, at FirstHealth Moore empowering members by vides scholarship assis- birthday on June 26 with a party given by their father Regional Hospital in Pinehurst. She weighed 8 pounds providing an outlet to ren- tance to high school gradu- John Summersett II. The party was at the home of and 15 ounces and was 20 inches and three quarters der service to many need- ates who have demonstrat- their grandparents Danny and Sherry Summersett of long. Her paternal grandparents are Susan and Larry ed causes through active ed academic potential and Rockingham. Hartgrove of Hamlet and the late Ricky Johnson. Her involvement in Richmond are interested in higher Elijah turned four on June 8 and Isaiah turned six paternal great grandmother is Nan Atkinson of Hamlet. County and beyond. learning. on June 24. Elijah and Isaiah, along with several fam- Her maternal grandparents are Deborah and James Their program is The chapter sponsors ily and friends, enjoyed party favors of “Spiderman” Blackwell and Johnny Young of Whiteville. She also has designed to promote, life- the Cinderella Pageant along with cake and ice cream. an older brother, Alex Johnson. long friendships, leader- every year. “Though our ship, training, organiza- girls have parents, family tional skills, techniques for and friends who have laid self knowledge and social a great foundation, Alpha UNCP’s Office for Advancement wins award activities. Mu is proud to make an Alpha Mu annually spon- investment in their future, PEMBROKE – The Office for institutions fit the criteria for the such a prestigious organization,” sors team “Torch Cancer” by providing positive life experiences and help Advancement at UNC Pembroke awards, and from them, UNCP was Waterkotte said. “The entire divi- during the Relay for Life won a major national award from among 12 chosen for this recogni- sion must be acknowledged because annual event sponsored financially in preparation for college,” Wright said. the Council for the Advancement tion. The award is a component of they all made this possible.” by the American Cancer and Support of Education (CASE) CASE’s Circle of Excellence pro- Chancellor Kyle R. Carter also Society, southeast division. Through the years, Alpha Mu has been recently. gram. lauded the work of the Advancement As a corporate sponsor, The office that supports fundrais- “Our improvement over the past their name is displayed on inspired to instill in each Division. group of girls in the ball, ing and alumni at UNCP received three years in several key areas was “I am delighted that UNCP’s the “World Hope, Imagine the 2010 CASE Educational among the most impressive in the a World With More confidence to reach for the Advancement Division received this stars, to be all they can Fundraising “Overall Improvement nation,” said Sandy Waterkotte, vice recognition from CASE,” Chancellor Birthdays,” T-shirt. Award” for their performance over chancellor for Advancement. Contributions are made be and want to be as they to the Multiple Sclerosis mature academically, in the past three years. “We’re very pleased and excited AWARD service and socially. More than 200 CASE member to be recognized in this way by CONTINUED ON PAGE 2C

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C M Y K Page 2C Richmond County Daily Journal, Rockingham, N.C. Weekender, July 24-25, 2010 www.yourdailyjournal.com Local Life Dogs need a little more love during mosquito season (ARA) - As a parent, you sons in northern states and ed annually for heartworm. would never consider send- increased pet travel through- During these visits, talk to ing your child to school out the country have led your veterinarian about the without the proper vaccina- to dramatic growth in the best method of prevention tions. But did you know that spread of heartworm over the against the disease. according to the American past decade. Veterinarians in ■ Protect your dog with Animal Hospital Association, regions that were once con- a monthly application of a about 50 percent of dogs in sidered low-risk now report heartworm preventative the United States go with- heartworm outbreaks in medication. Some topicals, out preventative treatment their clinics, and the para- like Advantage Multi for for one of the most common site can now be found in all Dogs (imidacloprid + mox- diseases among canines? 50 states. idectin) Topical Solution, Many people consider their Recognizing heartworm also kill fleas and treat intes- dogs to be part of the family. infection can be tricky. tinal parasites, such as hook- And with mosquito season in Symptoms include chronic worms, roundworms and full swing, dog owners should cough and fatigue, but often whipworms. consider the best way to pro- the disease does not show ■ During warmer months, tect dogs against heartworm any signs until it reaches an keep your dog inside as much disease. Mosquito bites may advanced stage. Eventually, as possible during early be just a simple nuisance heartworm can lead to lung, morning and dusk when mos- to humans, but they can heart, liver and kidney fail- quitoes are most active. spread heartworm disease ure. Through annual testing and without pet owners knowing, Fortunately, heartworm use of monthly preventatives, and dogs are most at risk of prevention is simple, cost you can protect your dog becoming seriously ill from effective, and the best way from heartworm disease and the disease. to save dogs from the long, help keep your dog healthy. Heartworm used to be difficult and expensive treat- If you haven’t thought about relatively contained in the ment required once infection prevention before, now is the American southeast, where takes hold. Here are a few time in the peak of mosquito warm, humid tempera- ways to keep dogs safe: season. For more informa- tures create good breeding ■ The American tion on heartworm preven- grounds for mosquitoes. Heartworm Society recom- tion, visit advantagemulti. However, longer warm sea- mends getting your dog test- petparents.com. Award CONTINUED FROM FRONT

Carter said. “I applaud their suc- nearly $17.5 million. Foundations of Free Enterprise; nursing. gram areas and growth in each cess and look forward to their Since 2005, eight endowed 3) BB&T chair in the Moral In the institutional catego- continued work pairing the phil- chairs were established or Foundations of Capitalism; 4) ry of “public comprehensive program area; pattern of donor anthropic wishes of the commu- pledged at UNCP. By com- Joseph B. Oxendine chair in institutions,” UNCP won along growth among alumni and other nity with UNC Pembroke.” parison, prior to 2005 there educational leadership; 5) Anne with Texas A&M International Indeed, the past few years were three endowed or perma- R. Belk chair in nursing; 6) University and the University of individual donors; impact of the have been a tipping point for nently funded professorships at Allen C. Meadors distinguished Maryland University College. 12 largest gifts on total sup- UNCP’s Office for Advancement. UNCP. professorship in mathematics A panel of volunteer judges From 2000-05, UNCP raised The eight professorships are: education, 7) Brenda Brooks selected winners based on a port; total support in relation approximately $1 million annu- 1) James Thomas professorship distinguished professorship number of factors including: to the alumni base; and type of ally, but in the four years from in entrepreneurship; 2) BB&T in nursing; and 8) the Zucker growth in total support and 2006-09, the University raised chair in the Philosophical distinguished professorship in type of support; breadth in pro- institution.

CIVIC CALENDAR

POPLAR HILL LODGE GROUP: For support for the fourth Tuesday of the Davis, Rockingham. ROCKINGHAM Presbyterian Church fel- #331 in the 29th Masonic friends and families of month. For more informa- DAR: General Henry CIVITANS: Club meets lowship hall, 179 Northam District, will hold regular alcoholics meets at 6:30 tion, contact Dena Cook William Harrington Chapter every second and fourth Road, Rockingham. communication on the sec- p.m. each Tuesday at the at 910-895-8491 or Melanie of Daughters of American Thursday at 7 p.m. at KIWANIS CLUB: Meets ond and fourth Tuesday of Samaritan Colony Chapel, Carnes at 910-652-4897. Revolution meets second FirstHealth Richmond every Tuesday at 1 p.m. for each month at 7 p.m. at 106 U.S. 220. ROCKINGHAM Monday of each month at Memorial Hospital. lunch at Shoney’s. Stokes Road, Rockingham. GRIEF SUPPORT WOMAN’S CIVIC CLUB: 6 p.m. at the First United OPTIMIST CLUB: MASONS: Rockingham CRUISE IN for Disabled GROUP: Lunch bunch Meets first Thursday of Methodist Church in Meets first and third Masonic Lodge 495 AF American Veterans will be meets at noon on the each month at 6 p.m. at Rockingham. Information, Thursday of each month CALENDAR held every Monday night third Tuesday at Richmond law office of Pittman and 652-5770 or 895-1009. at 7 p.m. at Cameronian CONTINUED ON PAGE 3C from 5 p.m. until 8 p.m. County Hospice, U.S. 1. at Smithfield Barbeque and Snacks and drinks provid- Chicken in Rockingham. ed. ATURDAY ULY TIME WARNER CABLE S1 - DISH NETWORK S2 - DIRECTV THE DOBBINS GRIEF SUPPORT S , J 24 HEIGHTS CONCERNED GROUP : Meets at 6 p.m. 7 PM 7:30 8 PM 8:30 9 PM 9:30 10 PM 10:30 11 PM 11:30 12 AM 12:30 S1 S2 CITIZENS GROUP will on the third Thursday at ABC Entertainment Tonight  The Game Plan (2007, Family) Madison Pettis, Roselyn Rookie Blue "Broad Daylight" N ews (:35) CSI: NY "Like Water for (:35) Grey's meet at 6 p.m. on the first Richmond County Hospice, 9 9 Monday of the month at U.S. 1. Snacks and drinks (9) WSOC 9 Weekend Sanchez, Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson. Murder" Anatomy the Dobbins Heights provided. CBS (3)Without a (5) The Andy The Bridge "The Unguarded CSI: Crime Scene 48 Hours Mystery "A Cry for (3) News (3) (:35) Without a Trace (3) (:35) Amer. Community Center, 195 THE HUMANE (3) WBTV 3 Trace Griffith Show Moment" (N) Investigation "Hog Heaven" Innocence" (N) (3) (:20) SprtSat (5) (:35) CSI: NY "Like Water Athlete 3 3 Daniels St. For more infor- SOCIETY OF (5) WRAL 5 (5) On the Record (13) Paid (5) News for Murder" (5) (:35) To... mation, contact Christine RICHMOND COUNTY (13) WBTW 13 (13) Fortune Program (13) News (13) CSI: NY (13) CSI: NY Davis at 582-8079 or Victor meets every second NBC Jeopardy! Wheel of Persons Unknown "Smoke Law & Order: Criminal Intent Law & Order: Criminal Intent News Saturday Night Live 36 36 Robinson at 557-5250. Monday at 6:15 p.m. at (36) WCNC 6 Weekend Fortune and Steel" "Delicate" "Disciple" AUTISM SOCIETY the HSRC Animal Shelter, OF NC –RICHMOND 529 Business 74 West, PBS Lawrence Welk "Something As Time "An Waiting for Appearances After You've Agatha Christie's Poirot "The MI-5 Austin City Limits "Allen (4) 4 4 30 COUNTY CHAPTER Rockingham. The meeting WUNC About a Hometown Band" Old Flame" God "The Hostess" Gone Lost Mine" Toussaint" FOX TMZ Cops "Coast Cops "Liar Liar America's Most Wanted: Fox News at FOX News Wanda Sykes Kevin Hart, Brothers Raymond meets on the third Saturday is open to the public. 18 18 of the month at 10 a.m. RICHMOND COUNTY (18) WCCB 11 to Coast" (N) #4" America Fights Back (N) 10 Got Game Wayne Brady, Rebecca Mader "The Car" at FirstHealth Richmond BEEKEEPERS: (46) CW 8 2 1/2 Men 2 1/2 Men Legend of the Seeker "Light" Boston Legal "Roe" W JZY News (:35) Half Men (:05) Half Men (:35) Movies (:05) Seeker "Resurrection" 46 46 Memorial. Association meets fourth (55) MNT 17 Deadly Catch "The Final Run"  Analyze This ('99, Com) Billy Crystal, Robert De Niro. Scrubs Frasier 1/2 S einfeld Accord.Jim Paid Program Real Genius 55 55 THE HAMLET Tuesday of each month at (64) ION 10 Cold Case "Honor" CSI "Witness to Murder" C SI: NY Eyewit. News (:35) Hot Topics (:05) Comedy.tv (:05) SouthPk (:35) Inside Ed. HISTORIC DEPOT AND 7 p.m. at County Extension 64 64 MUSEUM is open from 1 Office. Information, call A&E 36 Manhunters "Relentless" Manhunters Manhunters Manhunters Manhunters Manhunters Manhunters Manhunters Manhunters Manhunters Manhunters 118 265 p.m. to 5 p.m. on Saturdays 652-4363. AMC 27 (5:00)  Pulp Fiction  One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest ('75, Dra) Jack Nicholson. (:45)  One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest ('75, Dra) Jack Nicholson. 130 254 and Sundays. Groups may DAV CHAPTER 59 ANPL 38 Cats 101 Dogs vs. Cats Pit Boss "The Boss is Back" Pit Boss Dogs vs. Cats Pit Boss 184 282 AND AUXILIARY schedule tours by calling : Meets BET 59 (5:30)  Love 4 Sale Mya.  I Do... I Did! ('09, Com) Marcus Patrick, Cherie Johnson.  The Wood ('99, Dra) Sean Nelson, Taye Diggs, Omar Epps.  Love 4 Sale Mya. 124 329 Jim Graham at 995-1699. second Tuesday of each ORDER OF EASTERN BRAVO 37 House "Sex Kills" H ouse "Clueless" House "Safe" House "All In" H ouse "Sleeping Dogs Lie" H ouse "Skin Deep" 129 273 month at Chapter home,  STAR: Open Springs N.C. 177 S. Hamlet. Meal CMT 51 To Be Announced World's Strictest Parents (N) 1 6 and Pregnant "Chelsea" W orld's Strictest Parents Bad News Bears ('05, Com) Billy Bob Thornton. 166 327 Chapter 320 meets second is at 6 p.m. Immediately CNBC 34 Greed "Deadly Rx for Greed" American Greed: Scam Orman "Six Greatest Words" Debt Debt American Greed: Scam Orman "Six Greatest Words" 208 355 Monday of each month at following meeting at 6:30 CNN 32 CNN Newsroom Rescue "Saving the Gulf" Larry King Live CNN Newsroom Rescue "Saving the Gulf" Larry King Live 200 202 7:30 p.m. at Day Springs p.m. COM 52  Accepted ('06, Com) Jonah Hill, Justin Long.  Without a Paddle ('04, Com) Seth Green.  Jackass Number Two Johnny Knoxville. (:45) Chappelle 107 249 VIETNAM VETERANS Lodge pm Stewart Street. DISC 35 Dual Survival "Failed Ascent" Survival "Panic in the Jungle" Survival "Desert Breakdown" Dual Survival "Shipwrecked" Survival "Panic in the Jungle" S urvival "Desert Breakdown" 182 278 Rockingham. Questions, OF AMERICA: Meets first DISN 54 Life on Deck Sonny "Sonny With a Secret" H. Montana Life on Deck Wizards Phineas H. Montana Wizards Life on Deck The Suite Life H. Montana 172 290 call Cynthia, 997-3451. Monday of each month NATIONAL at Rockingham VFW Post ESPN-C 69 WPT Poker 2009 World Series WPT Poker 2009 World Series WPT Poker 2009 World Series W PT Poker 2009 World Series WPT Poker 2009 World Series WPT Poker 2009 World Series 143 208 RAILROAD: Museum and 4203 at Old River Road and ESPN 39 SportsCenter NASCAR NASCAR Auto Racing Kroger 200 Nationwide Series (L) Baseball Tonight (L) S portsCenter Baseball Tonight (L) 140 206 Hall of Fame, Business Caroline Street. Meeting ESPN2 68 (6:30) NHRA Drag Racing Softball World Cup Japan vs. Team USA (L) Basketball Exhibition Game Blue vs. White (L) W inners Bracket 144 209 Hwy. 74 East, Hamlet. begins at 6 p.m. FAM 29 (6:00)  Ice Age  Ratatouille ('07, Fam) Voices of Patton Oswalt, Brad Garrett.  Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory ('71, Fam) Gene Wilder. 180 311 BOOK CLUB Open Saturdays 11 a.m. : Hardee FOOD 55 Throwdown Throwdown Chopped "Against The Tide" C hopped "Flower Power" Chopped IronChef "Flay vs. Murphy" Chopped "Flower Power" 110 231 until 4 p.m. and Sundays 1 Girl’s Book Club meets 10 FSS 40 WPT Poker Bellagio Cup Family of Champions Mixed Martial Arts Marquez Final Score Golden Age Final Score WPT Poker Bellagio Cup 420 630 p.m. until 4 p.m. and other a.m. third Monday of each times by appointment. month at Hamlet Senior HGTV 46 House Hunter House Hunter Divine Design Sarah's House Genevieve Curb: Block C Spl: Miami House Hunter House Hunter House Hunter Genevieve Curb: Block 112 229 NEW CHOICES Center. HIST 65 Marvels "Failed Inventions" Kill Bin Laden An inside look at the hunt for Bin Laden. History's Most Extreme Airports 10 Ways to Kill Bin Laden 120 269 PROGRAM: First Things RICHMOND COUNTY INSP 78 Paid Program Potter Gaither "Best of the Hoppers" The Imposter (2008, Drama) Kerry Livgren, Kevin Max. SecretsBible SecretsBible Lou Giglio 259 364 First Workshop and HISTORICAL SOCIETY: LIFE 31  Deadly Honeymoon ('10, Dra) Summer Glau. The Client List ('10, Dra) Jennifer Love Hewitt. Army Wives "Army Strong" D ropDDiva "Begin Again" 108 252 Seminar Series held every Meets third Monday month- LMN 72 (6:00) Demons From Her Past Ties That Bind ('09, Thriller) Warren Christie, Kristanna Loken.  Hidden Crimes ('08, Act) Jonathan Scarfe, Tricia Helfer. Ties That Bind 109 253 Wednesday from 1 p.m. to ly at 7 p.m. in Rockingham 2 p.m. For more informa- City Hall, 514 Rockingham MTV 43 Jersey Shore Jersey Shore Jersey Shore Jersey Shore Jersey Shore Jersey Shore "Finale" 160 331 tion, call 910-997-4944. Road, unless otherwise NICK 30 iCarly iCarly iCarly True Jackson Big Time Rush Victorious George Lopez George Lopez Malcolm Mid. Malcolm Mid. Malcolm Mid. Malcolm Mid. 170 299 HAMLET BUSINESS: announced. Call 895-9057. SCIFI 64 (6:30)  Underworld ('03, Fant) Kate Beckinsale.  Silent Hill (2006, Horror) Radha Mitchell, Deborah Kara Unger, Sean Bean.  Cold Creek Manor Dennis Quaid. 122 244 Development Association RICHMOND COUNTY SPEED 67 AMA Motocross Pro 450 (N) A MA Motocross Pro 250 Motorcycle Racing Intersections Intersections NASCAR NASCAR Perf. Auto Racing 150 607 meets second Monday of WOMAN’S CLUB: SPIKE 44 Deadliest "KGB vs. CIA" D eadliest Warrior Deadliest Warrior Deadliest Warrior Deadliest Warrior Pros vs. Joes 168 262 the month in the Hamlet Meets fourth Tuesday of TBS 24 (6:25)  The Holiday ('06, Rom) Cameron Diaz.  Hitch ('05, Com) Eva Mendes, Kevin James, Will Smith. (:15)  Jerry Maguire ('96, Rom) Tom Cruise. 139 247 Historic Depot. each month at 6 p.m. at     HAMLET HISTORIC FirstHealth Richmond TCM 25 (6:15) Key Largo Black Orpheus ('59, Rom) Breno Mello. Cabin in the Sky ('43, Mus) Ethel Waters. A Raisin in the Sun 132 256 DEPOT: Board meets on Memorial Hospital cafete- TLC 48 Cake Boss: Icing on the Cake Cake Boss Cake Boss Cake Boss Cake Boss Cake Boss Cake Boss: Cake Boss Cake Boss Cake Boss Cake Boss 183 280 the first Tuesday of the ria. TNT 26 (4:15)  Braveheart  Collateral (2004, Thriller) Jamie Foxx, Jada Pinkett Smith, Tom Cruise.  Collateral (2004, Thriller) Jamie Foxx, Jada Pinkett Smith, Tom Cruise. 138 245 month at 5:30 p.m. in the WOMAN’S CLUB OF TOON 53 Total Drama Scooby-Doo  Son of the Mask ('05, Com) Alan Cumming, Jamie Kennedy. King of Hill King of Hill Boondocks Boondocks Fullmetal TBA 176 296 HAMLET Depot. : Meets second TRAVEL 47 Extreme Pig Outs Man vs. Food Man vs. Food Man vs. Food Man vs. Food Man vs. Food Man vs. Food Extreme Fast Food Man vs. Food Man vs. Food 215 277 ROCKINGHAM Monday of each month, HOUSING AUTHORITY TVLAND 56 A. Griffith A. Griffith A. Griffith A. Griffith Raymond Raymond Hot/ Cleve. Raymond Raymond Raymond Raymond Raymond 106 301 : September through May, at   Monthly meeting held third 7 p.m. at Hamlet Woman’s USA 28 (6:30) Juno ('07, Com) Ellen Page. Hairspray (2007, Musical) John Travolta, Zac Efron, Nikki Blonsky. Royal Pains Dew Action Sports BMX Open 105 242 Tuesday of each month at Clubhouse, Oak Street, WGN 19 Bones "The Man in the SUV"  No Country for Old Men ('07, Cri) Tommy Lee Jones. WGN News Scrubs Scrubs  Sideways Paul Giamatti. 239 307 4:30 p.m. at Rockingham Hamlet. VH1 42  Buffy the Vampire Slayer Donald Sutherland. You're Cut Off You're Cut Off  Buffy the Vampire Slayer Donald Sutherland. 162 335 City Hall, 514 Rockingham RICHMOND SERVICE PREMIUM CHANNELS LEAGUE Road, Rockingham. The : (Formerly HBO 7 (5:45)  Spider-Man  Terminator Salvation ('09, Act) Christian Bale. True Blood "Trouble"  Gran Torino ('08, Dra) Clint Eastwood. 300 501 public is welcome. Rockingham Junior MAX Movie (:45)  He's Just Not That Into You ('09, Com) Ginnifer Goodwin.  (500) Days of Summer (:40) Co-Ed (:15) Life on Top "Innocence" ALONON FAMILY Woman’s Club) Meets on 320 310 512 www.yourdailyjournal.com Richmond County Daily Journal, Rockingham, N.C. Weekender, July 24-25, 2010 Page 3C Local Life

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LAKESIDE (13) News Stories Inside Edition MASONS NBC Dateline NBC "America Now: Law & Order: Criminal Intent America's Got Talent News Whacked Out Paid Program Paid Program : Hamlet EXTENSION: Community 36 36 Masonic Lodge No. 532 Association meets at 1:30 (36) WCNC 6 Friends & Neighbours" "Lost Children of the Blood" Sports A.F.&A.M. meets second PBS Wild! Life Adventures Nature Masterpiece Mystery! "Poirot: Appointment Sleeping EastEnders EastEnders Are You Being Served? p.m. the second Thursday 4 30 and fourth Thursday of each of the month at the Hamlet (4) WUNC 4 "Sharks: End of the Myth" With Death" Monsters Being Served? "The Clock" month at Masonic Lodge, Senior Center. FOX SonsofTucson American Dad The Simpsons The Cleveland Family Guy Family Guy Fox News at FOX News Ernest Angley Jack Van Paid Program 307 Main St., Hamlet. 18 18 WOODMEN OF (18) WCCB 11 "Sally Teel" Show 10 Got Game Impe MASONS: Hamlet WORLD : Meets first (46) CW 8 Smash Cuts Smash Cuts  Dark Blue ('02, Act) Scott Speedman, Kurt Russell. WJZY News (:35) Charlotte (:05) Fresh P. (:35) McCarver (:05) Latino (:35) D. Catch 46 46 Review Lodge No. 105, Monday of each month (55) MNT 17 Lost '70s Show '70s Show Frasier Seinfeld Boston Legal "Lincoln" 1/2 G eorge Lopez George Lopez Paid Program Movie 55 55 PHA, 510 Pine St., meets at 6:30 p.m. at Shoney’s first and third Tuesday of (64) Restaurant, Rockingham. ION 10 Grey's "Where the Boys Are" CSI: Miami "Blood Moon" H ouse "All In" E yewit. News (:35) Cold Case Files (:35) Friends (:05) Paid (:35) Paid 64 64 each month at 7:30 p.m. WUSA: Women Unique A&E 36 Criminal Minds "Penelope"C riminal "Minimal Loss"C riminal Minds The Glades "A Perfect Storm" The Glades "A Perfect Storm" Criminal "Minimal Loss" 118 265 MASONS: Day Springs  Lodge 44 meetings held in Spiritual Harmony, sup- AMC 27 Movie Michael Clayton ('07, Cri) Michael O'Keefe, Tom Wilkinson. Mad Men "Public Relations" (:55) Sneak Prev. "Rubicon" (:55) Mad Men 130 254 first and third Tuesdays port group for women with ANPL 38 Pit Boss Animal "Bonnie and Don" Whale Wars "Sliced in Two" Whale "Revenge is Mine" Animal "Bonnie and Don" Whale Wars "Sliced in Two" 184 282 of each month at 7 p.m., problems, meets 7 to 9 p.m. BET 59 (6:00)  I Do... I Did!  The Wood ('99, Dra) Sean Nelson, Taye Diggs, Omar Epps. Trey Songz Trey Songz BET Inspiration 124 329 every Monday at Haven of located on Stewart Street, BRAVO Wives NJ "Country Clubbed" Wives NJ "Staub Wounds" Law & Order: C.I. "Sex Club" L aw & Order: CI "Death Roe" L aw & Order: CI "Shibboleth"L aw & Ord. "Stress Position" Truth Deliverance Church, 37 129 273 Rockingham. Contact Ras CMT 51 Blue Collar TV Blue Collar TV Blue Collar TV Blue Collar TV To Be Announced  Coal Miner's Daughter ('80, Bio) Tommy Lee Jones, Beverly D'Angelo, Sissy Spacek. 166 327 Rush at 910-206-0252. U.S. 1 North and Patterson SQUARE DEAL: Lodge Road. Information, 895- CNBC 34 'Til Debt Wall Street How I Made My Millions Inside American Airlines: A Week in the Life BP BP American Greed: Scam 208 355 801, 29th Masonic District, 7050 or 997-3595. CNN 32 (6:00) CNN Newsroom Rescue "Saving the Gulf" Larry King Live CNN Newsroom Rescue "Saving the Gulf" Larry King Live 200 202 regular communication first ORDER OF EASTERN COM 52  Without a Paddle ('04, Com) Seth Green. Kevin Hart: Seriously Funny The Byrne Identity (P) (N) R . Simmons Tosh. O Futurama Futurama 107 249 STAR and third Tuesday of each : Palestine Chapter DISC 35 Dead C. "Redemption Day" Deadliest Catch "Valhalla" Deadliest Catch D. Catch "Behind the Scenes" D eadliest Catch "Valhalla" Deadliest Catch 182 278 79 meets at 6 p.m. third month at 7 p.m. at 294 N. DISN 54 Good Luck ... Good Luck ... H. Montana JONASL.A. (N)H . Montana H. Montana H. Montana (:40) Wizards (:05) Wizards H. Montana H. Montana H. Montana 172 290 Bridges St., Hamlet. Thursday of each month  SANDHILLS SHRINE at lodge hall, Pine Street, ESPN-C 69 (6:00) WPT Poker WPT Poker 2009 World Series Main Event 3 ('04, Bio) Elizabeth Mitchell, Barry Pepper. Boxing Classics 143 208 CLUB: Meets fourth Hamlet. ESPN 39 Baseball Tonight (L) M LB Baseball (L) S portsCenter SportsCenter 140 206 Tuesday monthly at 6:30 ORDER OF EASTERN ESPN2 68 NHRA Drag Racing Mopar Mile-High Nationals Final Eliminations Site: Bandimere Speedway NASCAR Now (L) A VP Beach Volleyball Nivea Tour (L) Softball 144 209 p.m. at Hamlet Masonic STAR: Elite Chapter 587 FAM 29  Ratatouille ('07, Fam) Voices of Patton Oswalt, Brad Garrett.  The Goonies (1985, Adventure) Corey Feldman, Josh Brolin, Sean Astin. Joel Osteen Ed Young 180 311 Lodge. meets at 6 p.m. second FOOD 55 Challenge "Food Landscapes" C halleng "Paranormal Cakes" Star "Secret Supper Club" I ron Chef US "Flay Vs. Torres" C upcake Wars Star "Secret Supper Club" 110 231 MARINE CORPS Monday of each month at FSS 40 Air Race World Championship W PT Poker WPT Poker Bellagio Cup Golden Age Final Score Head to Head Final Score Mixed Martial Arts 420 630 LEAGUE: Detachment 194 N. Bridges St., Hamlet. HGTV 46 House Hunter House Hunter Holmes on Homes House Hunter House Hunter Des. Star "Getting Trumped" G enevieve Genevieve House Hunter House Hunter 112 229 1252 meets at 6 p.m. the CHRISTIAN SINGLES: second Monday of each Rani Day Fellowship, a HIST 65 Ice Road Truckers Ice Road Truckers Truckers "Avalanche!" Top Shot Marvels "Strange Weapons" Ice Road Truckers 120 269 month, LongLeaf Bank con- group of adult Christian sin- INSP 78 Paid Program Fellowship In Touch Ministries Jewish Jesus J. Ankerberg Giving Hope Perry Stone Helpline Today Fellowship Jewish Jesus 259 364 ference room, Rockingham. gles, ages 25 years and up, LIFE 31 The Client List ('10, Dra) Jennifer Love Hewitt. DDDiva "A Mother's Secret" A rmy Wives "AWOL" D DDiva "A Mother's Secret" A rmy Wives "AWOL" 108 252 MILITARY ORDER meets at different Aberdeen/ LMN 72 (6:00)  Black Widower Who Is Clark Rockefeller? ('10, Dra) Eric McCormack.  My Neighbor's Keeper ('07, Dra) Linden Ashby. Who Is Clark Rockefeller? 109 253 OF PURPLE HEARTS: Pinehurst/Southern Pines MTV 43 Jersey Shore Jersey Shore "Finale" T een Mom "Not Again" T he Real World: New Orleans If You Really Knew Me True Life 160 331 Chapter 647 meets the third area restaurants 6:30 p.m. Monday of each month at NICK 30 iCarly True Jackson Victorious iCarly Hates Chris Hates Chris George Lopez George Lopez Malcolm Mid. Malcolm Mid. The Nanny The Nanny 170 299 each Monday. Information,  6:30 p.m. at Park Avenue call (910) 206-1960 and SCIFI 64 (6:30) Saw III ('06, Cri) Shawnee Smith, Tobin Bell. The Seamstress ('09, Thril) Kailin See, Lance Henriksen. Mary Knows Best Fact or Faked 122 244 Presbyterian Church, 1920 leave message or e-mail SPEED 67 The SPEED Report (N) Victory Lane "Indianapolis" Dave Despain (N) C lassic Car Car Crazy D. Drives "Border Patrol" A MA M.Racing Pro Racing 150 607 Park Ave., Rockingham. rainidayfellowship@yahoo. SPIKE 44 CSI: Crime "A Space Oddity" C SI "If I Had a Hammer" CSI "The Gone Dead Train" C SI: Crime "Hog Heaven" CSI: Crime Scene "All In" M ANswers MANswers 168 262 HAMLET V.F.W.: Post com. TBS Movie  Hitch (2005, Comedy) Eva Mendes, Kevin James, Will Smith. My Boys My Boys  Miss Congeniality 2: Armed and Fabulous 7314 meets second Sunday 24 139 247 DEMOCRATIC TCM 25 (6:15)  Herbie Rides Again  Buck Privates ('41, Com) Bud Abbott.  Ride 'Em Cowboy ('42, Com) Bud Abbott.  The Noose Hangs High Bud Abbott. Movie 132 256 of each month at 2 p.m. WOMEN OF RICHMOND at Post Home on Boyd TLC 48 Pregnant "Takeout Tike" D idn't Know-Pregnant Born On a Bad Day Strange Sex Strange Sex Didn't Know-Pregnant Born On a Bad Day 183 280 COUNTY: Meet the Lake Road, Hamlet. Bingo TNT 26 (4:45)  Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King Leverage Memphis "It's Alright Mama" M emphis Beat Leverage 138 245 fourth Monday of each Wednesdays at 7:30 p.m. TOON 53 Total Drama AdventurTime Unnatural History Unnatural History Family Guy ChHosp. / Deloc Family Guy Boondocks AquaT / Squid TBA / Moral 176 296 ROCKINGHAM V.F.W.: month at 6 p.m. at Family TRAVEL 47 Earth Wonders Earth Wonders Earth Wonders Earth Wonders Earth Wonders Earth Wonders 215 277 Post 4203 meets second First Community Center, Thursday of each month at Highway 74 East, site of for- TVLAND 56 A. Griffith A. Griffith M*A*S*H M*A*S*H M*A*S*H M*A*S*H Raymond 1/2 R aymond 2/2 R aymond Raymond Roseanne Roseanne 106 301 7 p.m. at Post Home, 4203 mer Harrington Restaurant. USA 28 NCIS "Frame-Up" NCIS "Probie" N CIS "Model Behavior" N CIS "Switch" H ouse "Moving the Chains" C overt A. "Walter's Walk" 105 242 River Road, Rockingham. New members and visi- WGN 19 Cosby Show Cosby Show Newhart Newhart Barney Miller Barney Miller WGN News (:40) Replay Cheers Cheers Becker Becker 239 307 tors are always welcome. VFW AUXILIARY: VH1 42 Behind the Music "Usher" O chocinco Ochocinco T.O. Show Ochocinco T.O. Show Ochocinco 162 335 Ladies Auxiliary to Veterans Contact Mary Swann at 582-4429 for more informa- PREMIUM CHANNELS of Foreign Wars Post 4203  meets second Thursday of tion. HBO 7 Terminator Salvation ('09, Act) Christian Bale. True Blood Hung (N) E ntourage (N) H ung True Blood Entourage 300 501 each month at 7 p.m. at SEXUAL ASSAULT MAX 320 (6:30)  Jennifer's Body (:15)  (500) Days of Summer Joseph Gordon-Levitt.  Miss March ('09, Com) Trevor Moore.  Jennifer's Body ('09, Hor) Megan Fox. 310 512 Post Home, River Road, SUPPORT GROUP: Meets Rockingham. every Tuesday from 6 to 7 POST 49: American p.m. Call New Horizons at Legion and Auxiliary meets 997-4840 to register. MONDAY, JULY 26 TIME WARNER CABLE S1 - DISH NETWORK S2 - DIRECTV third Tuesday each month SURVIVORS at Post Home, Boyd Lake STANDING STRONG: a 7 PM 7:30 8 PM 8:30 9 PM 9:30 10 PM 10:30 11 PM 11:30 12 AM 12:30 S1 S2 Road, Hamlet. support group for survivors ABC Inside Edition Entertainment The Bachelorette "The Men Tell All" (N) 2 0/20 "The Stories Behind the News (:35) News (:05) Kimmel Johnny Knoxville, 9 9 POST 147: American of sexual assault and child- (9) WSOC 9 Tonight Rose" Nightline Grace Potter & the Nocturnals Legion meets first Friday hood abuse. For more infor- CBS (3) WBTV (3) How I Met Rules of Two and a The Big Bang CSI: Miami "Out of Time" (3) (5) News (:35) The Late Show With (:35) Late,LateS. each month 7:30 p.m. Post mation contact Christina (3) WBTV 3 News Millionaire? Your Mother Engagement Half Men Theory "The (13) News David Letterman Denis Leary, Steve Carell, She 3 3 Home off Ledbetter Lake Robinson 910-206-2590 or e- (5) WRAL 5 (5) Inside Ed. (5) ET "Say Cheese" "Atlantic City" "MMM, Fish. Cushion Albert Pujols, Jimmy Webb (N) & Him Road, Rockingham. mail wrobinson49@carolina. (13) WBTW 13 (13) Wheel (13) Jeop. Yum" Saturation" ROCKINGHAM LIONS: rr.com NBC Jeopardy! Wheel of America's Got Talent Last Comic The five remaining Dateline NBC News (:35) Tonight Show Lyle Lovett, (:35) LateNight Club meets second and 36 36 NARCOTICS (36) WCNC 6 Fortune comedians perform. (N) Bill O'Reilly, Adam Shankman Fallon (N) fourth Monday of each ANONYMOUS : Green PBS Nightly North Antiques Roadshow "Las Hist.Det "Korean War Letter, George Shultz Years "Swords News Charlie Rose Tavis Smiley month at 7:15 p.m. at Lions 4 30 Light Group meets 8 (4) WUNC 4 Business Carolina Now Vegas (Hour One)" 1/3 Diana, Lookout Mt. Painting" Into Plowshares" 3/3 Clubhouse, U.S. 220 N., p. m. Sunday, Tuesday, FOX King-Queens Earl "Very Bad Lie to Me "Bullet Bump" T he Good Guys "Silvio's Fox News at Fox News The Simpsons King of the King of the Everybody Rockingham. Wednesday and Thursday 18 18 HAMLET LIONS: (18) WCCB 11 "Four Play" Things" Way"Dan goes undercover. 10 Edge Hill Hill Loves Ray at Parish House, Church Club meets first and third (46) CW 8 2 1/2 Men 2 1/2 Men 90210 "Clark Raving Mad" G ossip Girl WJZY News (:35) FamilyG (:05) Office (:35) Seinfeld (:05) Seinfeld (:35) Frasier of the Messiah, 202 N. 46 46 Thursday each month at (55) MNT 17 Law & Order: S.V.U. Law & Order: C.I. "Poison" L aw&O "The Pardoner's Tale"H ouse Payne House Payne Wife & Kids George Lopez Star Trek: NG "Pen Pals" 55 55 7 p.m. at Lions Building, Lawrence St., Rockingham. (64) ION 10 Judge Brown Judge Brown Dr. Phil The Oprah Winfrey Show Eyewit. News (:35) ET (:05) Insider (:35) Friends (:05) Friends (:35) Wendy junction U.S. 74 and N.C. 64 64 38, Hamlet. AA Groups A&E 36 The First 48 Intervention "Jennifer" I ntervention "Amber" (N) Obsessed "Paul & Robin" (N) Obsessed "Chad & Nicole" Intervention "Jennifer" 118 265 EAST ROCKINGHAM ELLERBE LIONS: AMC 27 (6:00)  Fear  Tin Cup (1996, Comedy/Drama) Rene Russo, Cheech Marin, Kevin Costner. Mad Men "Public Relations"  For Love of the Game 130 254 AA Club meets first and third : Group meets each ANPL 38 Animal C. "Extreme Exotics" Cowboys "Uncertain Future"P it Boss Monsters "Alligator Gar"P it Boss Monsters "Alligator Gar" 184 282 Wednesday at 8 p.m. at 234 Thursday of each month at BET 59 (6:00) 106 & Park (L)  The Best Man ('99, Rom) Nia Long, Taye Diggs. The Game The Game The Mo'Nique Show Wendy Williams Show (N) 124 329 Airport Road. 7 p.m. at Ellerbe Lions Club BRAVO 37 Wives NJ "Porsche Spite" W ives NJ "Country Clubbed" Wives NJ "Staub Wounds" Housewives/NewJersey (N) W atchWhat Housewives "Charity Wives" WatchWhat 129 273 Park, Church Street Ext., ORIGINAL CMT 51 Ext. Makeover: Home Ext. Makeover: Home To Be Announced  Cannonball Run II ('84, Comedy) Dom DeLuise, Dean Martin, Burt Reynolds. Smarter Than 166 327 Ellerbe. ROCKINGHAM AA: ELLERBE CIVITAN Group meets each Sunday CNBC 34 The Kudlow Report Marijuana Inc Biography "Ray Kroc" A merican Greed: Scam Mad Money Marijuana Inc 208 355 CLUB: Meets every second at 7 p.m. and each Friday at CNN 32 John King, USA Campbell Brown Larry King Live Anderson Cooper 360 Larry King Live 200 202 and fourth Thursday at 7 7 p.m. at 234 Airport Road. COM 52 Tosh. O Tosh. O Tosh. O Tosh. O Always Sunny Always Sunny Always Sunny Always Sunny Daily Show Colbert Reel Comedy Futurama 107 249 p.m. at the Ellerbe Civitan HAMLET GROUP OF DISC 35 Dirty Jobs "Maggot Farmer" U ltimate Car Build-Off Build-Off "Tank Tread Truck" C hasing Cars Chasing Cars Ultimate Car Build-Off Build-Off "Tank Tread Truck" 182 278 Building on O.J. Reynolds AA: Meets each Thursday DISN 54 Wizards H. Montana  Starstruck ('10, Mus) Danielle Campbell. Life on Deck Sonny Chance Sonny Chance H. Montana H. Montana H. Montana H. Montana 172 290 Road in Ellerbe. at 8 p.m. at 211 Henderson ESPN-C 69 Jim Rome Classic SSA Boxing Classics 2007 Bout PBA Bowling PBA Bowling PBA Bowling AWA Wrestling 143 208 HAMLET ROTARY: St., Hamlet. ESPN 39 MLB Baseball Detroit Tigers vs. Tampa Bay Rays Site: Tropicana Field -- St. Petersburg, Fla. (L) Baseball Tonight (L) S portsCenter Baseball T. NFL Live 140 206 Club meets every Tuesday 11th STEP AA: Meets ESPN2 68 C. Football NFL Live SportsNation Softball World Cup Championship (L) E:60 SportsNation NASCAR Now 144 209 from noon until 1 p.m. at each Sunday at 11 a.m. at Sandhills Regional Hospital, 234 Airport Road. FAM 29 Life of the Teenager Life of the Teenager Huge "Movie Night" (N) Make It or Break It The 700 Club Life of the Teenager 180 311 Hamlet. AS BILL SEES IT AA: FOOD 55 Challenge Kid/Candy Kid/Candy BestThingAte BestThingAte Diners (N) D iners Good Eats Unwrapped BestThingAte BestThingAte 110 231 ROCKINGHAM Meets each Tuesday at 6 FSS 40 WPT Poker Bellagio Cup Head to Head Head to Head S.Sci. "The Deadliest Strike" Game365 Final Score Golden Age Final Score Head to Head Head to Head 420 630 ROTARY: Club meets p.m. at 234 Airport Road. HGTV 46 House Hunter House Hunter Property Property House Hunter My First Sale House Hunter House Hunter Selling NY My First Place House Hunter My First Sale 112 229 every Monday at noon at SAMARITAN COLONY HIST 65 Pickers "Getting the Boot" P awn Stars Pawn Stars Pickers "Easy Riders" P awn Stars Pawn Stars Chasing Mummies "Trapped"P awn Stars Pawn Stars 120 269 FirstHealth Richmond AA: Group meets each INSP 78 Paid Program Helpline Enjoying Life Jewish Jesus Inspiration Life Today Paid Program SecretsBible Hal Lindsey Giving Hope Paid Program Paid Program 259 364 Memorial Hospital third Tuesday at 8 p.m. at LIFE 31 Reba Reba Reba Reba The Two Mr. Kissels ('08, True) Anson Mount, Gretchen Egolf. DDDiva "A Mother's Secret" F rasier Medium 108 252 floor. 120 Samaritan Lane, ROCKINGHAM LMN 72 (6:00) Blood on Her Hands  Web of Lies ('09, Thril) Majandra Delfino.  Prison of Secrets ('97, Dra) Stephanie Zimbalist.  Web of Lies 109 253 Rockingham. MOOSE LODGE 1838: OLD TIME MTV 43 True Life True Life Rob Dyrdek Rob Dyrdek RJ Berger Warren Ape Rob Dyrdek RJ Berger True Life 160 331 Members meet 2 p.m. first STRUCTURE AA: Group NICK 30 iCarly iCarly Fam. Matters Fam. Matters Hates Chris Hates Chris George Lopez George Lopez The Nanny The Nanny The Nanny The Nanny 170 299 Sunday of every month at meets each Wednesday at SCIFI 64 Ghost Whisperer "Firestarter" G host Whisperer "Big Chills" Ghost "Ghost in the Machine" Warehouse 13 Monster Monster Gundam 00 Gundam 00 122 244 lodge on Crow Run across 8 p.m. at Samaritan Colony SPEED 67 NASCAR Race Hub Bullrun Intersections Intersections Racing Chef NASCAR Bullrun Intersections Intersections 150 607 from Perdue. SPIKE 44 Entourage Entourage Entourage Entourage  The Transporter ('02, Act) Shu Qi, Jason Statham. MANswers MANswers Sports Crash Sports Crash 168 262 EAST ROCKINGHAM: Chapel, 120 Samaritan Men’s Club meets second Lane, Rockingham. TBS 24 Seinfeld Seinfeld Family Guy Family Guy Family Guy Family Guy NeighborHell Family Guy Lopez Tonight NeighborHell My Boys 139 247 ROCKINGHAM AA   Monday of each month at : TCM 25 (6:15) The Canterville Ghost How the West Was Won (1962, Western) Gregory Peck, John Wayne, James Stewart. Duel in the Sun ('46, West) Gregory Peck. 132 256 7 p.m. at East Rockingham Group meets each Saturday TLC 48 Fabulous Cakes "Las Vegas" Cake Boss Cake Boss Cake Boss Cake Boss FabulousCake "Philadelphia" Cake Boss Cake Boss Cake Boss Cake Boss 183 280 Fire Department. at 8 p.m. and each Monday at TNT 26 Bones The Closer "Help Wanted" T he Closer "In Custody" (N) R izzoli & Isles The Closer "In Custody" R izzoli & Isles 138 245 8 p.m. at First Presbyterian NARFE: Sandhills TOON 53 Scooby-Doo Johnny Test AdventurTime Flapjack Total Drama Stoked King of Hill King of Hill Family Guy Family Guy RobotChicken AquaTeen 176 296 Church, 904 Fayetteville Chapter 1895 of National TRAVEL 47 Anthony Bourdain "Liberia" A sia "Cambodia" A nthony Bourdain "Ecuador" Bourdain "Kerala, India" T he Human Journey "Asia" A sia "Cambodia" 215 277 Association of Retired Road, Rockingham. TVLAND 56 (:20) Sanford (:55) The Cosby Show (:25) Cosby Raymond Raymond  Never Been Kissed ('99, Rom) Michael Vartan, Drew Barrymore. Roseanne 106 301 Federal Employees meets STANDARDBEARERS. second Monday of each COM: a Christian men’s fel- USA 28 NCIS "Sharif Returns" NCIS "Blowback" WWE Monday Night Raw WWE Monday Night Raw (:05) Covert "Walter's Walk" (:05) Psych 105 242 month at 10:30 a.m. at lowship meets at 7:30 p.m. WGN 19 Funniest Home Videos Funniest Home Videos Funniest Home Videos WGN News Scrubs Scrubs South Park South Park 239 307 Community Congregational every Thursday, at Comfort VH1 42 You're Cut Off You're Cut Off (N) Y ou're Cut Off Behind the Music "Pink" Y ou're Cut Off Ochocinco 162 335 Church, 141 North Bennett Suites, Rockingham. PREMIUM CHANNELS St., Southern Pines. Contact D.M. Mason at 331- HBO 7 (:15)  17 Again ('09, Com/Dra) Leslie Mann, Zac Efron. Homeless: Motel Kids  Public Enemies ('09, Cri) Johnny Depp, David Wenham, James Russo. (:25) Neistat 300 501 Information, George 6856 or Michael Swinney at MAX 320 (6:15) I Love You, Beth Co...  Panic Room ('02, Thril) Forest Whitaker, Jodie Foster.  (500) Days of Summer (:40)  Resurrection Ellen Burstyn. 310 512 LeVander, 895-9657. 895-2747. Page 4C Richmond County Daily Journal, Rockingham, N.C. Weekender, July 24-25, 2010 www.yourdailyjournal.com LIGHTER SIDE BLONDIE Dean Young/Denis Lebrun

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HAPPY BIRTHDAY for Saturday, by all. Your playful openness attracts ZITS Jerry Scott and Jim Borgman July 24, 2010: many. Many of you could find yourself This year, you often look at ways to amorously inclined, and perhaps with become more efficient. Flow with someone new. Tonight: Be naughty changes. With the tension that could and nice. Have the time of your life. surround this year, make sure to sched- ###LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22) ule check-ups with your doctor and You come from a basically dentist. Don’t fool around if you don’t grounded point of view. The problem feel up to snuff. If you are single, you lies in the fact that the basis from might meet someone who could be which you make your judgments is quite possessive, or vice versa — be rapidly changing. As a result, your careful. If you are attached, the two of view could be invalid. Don’t hesitate to you would benefit from taking up a hold up a mirror. Let go rather than stress-buster hobby together. CAPRI- hold on. Tonight: You don’t need to go CORN can be controlling. far. The Stars Show the Kind of Day You’ll #####SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) Have: 5-Dynamic; 4-Positive; 3-Average; Even if you have no plans THE FAMILY CIRCUS 2-So-so; 1-Difficult as the sun dawns, the situation rapidly ###ARIES (March 21-April 19) changes. Someone you care about Bil Keane CONCEPTIS SUDOKU Pressure builds to go to a key reaches out and proposes a delightful event. Don’t fight it. Once you are scenario. You also can reach out for this by Dave Green there, you’ll discover how much you person. The humor in what occurs is enjoy yourself. A parent, older relative that plans continually transform today. . c

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