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FISHER Family History, Part IV
- Part I - 1st Generation: David Fisher1 (~1794-1868)
• and 2nd Generation: King David Fisher2 (1819-1871)
- Part II - 3rd Generation: John Jackson Fisher3 (1843-1906)
- Part III - 4th Generation: Theodoric Leathe Fisher4 (1877-1911)
- Part IV - 5th Generation: Pearl Elizabeth (Fisher) Malugani5 (1901-1941)
- Part V - 6th Generation
Howard Earl FISHER, Sr. (1899-1966)
1CA51. Howard Earl Fisher, Sr., was born January 30, 1899, in Forestville, Sonoma County, California, the first born son of Theodoric Leathe Fisher and Cora Ethel Miller. He married Mabel M. Bors on December 2, 1926, in Santa Rosa. They had four daughters and one son:
|Marjorie Ann Fisher
|11 May 1928
|13 Jun 1967
|Virginia "Beanie" Fisher
|Nancy Fisher
|Howard Fisher, Jr.
|Helen Marie Fisher
|30 Jun 1938
|8 Oct 2006
Earl's father died just days before his 12th birthday. He left school and began working at age 12, and was a Jack of all trades doing blacksmithing, carpentry, pruning, and plowing throughout the years. His mother remarried just days shy of the third anniversary of his father's death to Al Williams, whom he fiercely hated.
Earl, as were many Fishers, was a very tall man, well over 6 feet tall, and was known as a real hell-raiser when he got to drinking.
Earl and Mabel lived much of their life together on a ranch at 3550 Calistoga Road, just past Chalfant Drive in the hills above Santa Rosa.
On April 2, 1932, Earl and brothers-in-law, Dick Hopper and Bud Clarke, were out cutting wood for Earl's back porch alcohol still when the still sparked a fire. Youngest brother Ed saw the fire and called them down but it was too late -- the house burned down. After the fire, Earl and his family moved in with his mother at the 115-acre Gill place just over the Buchi grade. They lived there as late as 1934[Vote 1928-1936] before removing to Knights Valley (Kellog Precinct), at the base of Mount Saint Helena, by 1936[Vote 1936-1940]. The Fishers moved again down into Calistoga, Napa County, before returning to the ranch at 3550 Calistoga Road in 1944. Mabel worked at the walnut plant in Calistoga.
Howard Earl Fisher, Sr., died on January 15, 1966, in Santa Rosa. He was just two weeks shy of his 67th birthday.
Mabel (Bors) Fisher died 21 years later on January 4, 1997, at the age of 89. Both are buried next to Mabel's parents in the Bors family plot at the St. Helena Cemetery in St. Helena, Napa County, California.
"Earl Fisher: Calistoga - Funeral services were held at 2 p.m. Wednesday for H. Earl Fisher, 66, of 3550 Calistoga rd., who died Saturday in a Santa Rosa hospital after a brief illness."
"Mr. Fisher was a native of California and a Sonoma County resident for 21 years. A retired carpenter, he was also a member of the Masonic Lodge, the IOOF Lodge, and the Silverado Grange, all of Calistoga."
"He is survived by his wife, Mabel Fisher, Calistoga; his daughters, Mrs. Marjorie Cambra, Mrs. Nancy Soekland and Mrs. Helen Klingbeil, all of Santa Rosa, and Mrs. Virginia Thomas, Calistoga; a son, Howard Fisher, Calistoga; by his mother, Mrs. Cora Williams, Richmond; by two brothers and four sisters, and by 13 grandchildren."
"The services will be held here at the Simic Funeral Home. Burial will be in St. Helena Public Cemetery."
- Vote 1922: 1922 Register, Route 5, Box 297, Rincon Precinct, Santa Rosa, Sonoma County, California
- Vote 1924: 1924 Register, Tarwater Precinct, Sonoma County, California
- Cen 1930: 16 Apr 1930 Census, Santa Rosa, Sonoma County, State
- Vote 1928: 1928-1936 Register, Route 5, Box 256, Tarwater Precinct, Sonoma County, California
- Vote 1936: 1936, 1938 & 1940 Register, Route 1, Kellog Precinct, Sonoma County, California
Pearl Elizabeth (FISHER) MALUGANI5 (1901-1941)
1CA52. Pearl Elizabeth Fisher5 was born on January 7, 1901, in Lockeford, San Joaquin County, California. She married Charles Aurelio Malugani, a Swiss-Italian immigrant, around 1915, at the age of 14 or 15, in San Rafael, Marin County. They had three sons and five daughters:
|Alvin Frederick Malugani
|16 Jun 1917
|3 Jan 1993
|Hazel Malugani6
|Bertram Charles Malugani
|28 Nov 1921
|5 Jun 1973
|Cora Aurelia Malugani
|13 Jul 1923
|27 Mar 1990
|Aurelia Katherine Malugani
|12 Apr 1925
|Mar 2003
|Beverly Jane Malugani
|26 May 1928
|4 Jul 2011
|Barbara Malugani
|Theodric F. Malugani
|14 Aug 1932
|21 Mar 2001
GOSS Residence on Barham Ave., September 1941
The Maluganis first lived at the Old Gemmet place up Calistoga Road and then moved over the hills toward Calistoga, Napa County, to the Peterson ranch about halfway down the Calistoga grade (Petrified Forest Highway), where their first son Alvin was born in 1917. By 1918, they moved over to the Sonoma County side to Gates Road, just over the "Buchi Grade." It was then that the "Spanish Flu" pandemic struck toward the end of World War I. Pearl, then pregnant with daughter Hazel, fell ill but managed to pull out of it before giving birth in January, 1919.
Later in 1919, by the 1920 census, the Maluganis moved down Calistoga Road to Alpine Road where they lived on Alpine Road (then recorded as "Rincon Hill Road") near Charlie's parents and aunt, Caterina (Malugani) Paroli, who lived at the top of Alpine Road.
By 1922, the Maluganis were given P.O. Box 297 in Rincon Valley. From there they moved to a converted chicken house on Alpine Road where Cora was born in 1923. Later they removed to a plot later dubbed the Derby Ranch, just below where Alpine Road breaks from Calistoga Road and across the road from Charlie's sister Serena (Malugani) Magatelli. The Derby Ranch address was noted as P.O. Box 282 in 1924 and 1928. Charlie farmed the plot and cut firewood along Mark West Creek to take down into town to sell. The rest of their children were all born while living at the Derby ranch, where they were enumerated in the 1930 census near the Hitchcocks, Fechters, Sharps, Magatellis, Stewarts, Parolis, Fishers, and Williams, and on through at least 1932, when youngest son Bud was born. The Maluganis had worked to buy the Derby Ranch place but they lost it when a handshake deal fell through.
In the early 1930s, the Maluganis briefly moved north of Santa Rosa to Healdsburg, near the Madrona Manor (then known as the Madrona Knoll Rancho) at the junction of Dry Creek Road and Westside Road.
In the 1930s, the Maluganis settled in the Fulton area at a fruit orchard at 1689 Fulton Road, on the east side of the road near the creek that cuts through the northeast corner of today's Piner High School. There, Pearl's paternal grandmother, Harriet (Chapman Fisher) Williams, lived with the Maluganis for a while about 1935 before her death in 1936.
Pearl Elizabeth (Fisher) Malugani had a heart attack on October 30, 1941, while preparing a Halloween party for the L. B. Burton family at 300 Doyle Park Drive in Santa Rosa, Sonoma County, California. Dr. Alexis Maximov attempted to resuscitate but without success. She was buried the following Monday, November 3, 1941, and inured at the Chapel of the Chimes in Santa Rosa. She was only 40 years old.
- Cen 1920: 17 Feb 1920 Census, Rincon Precinct, Santa Rosa, Sonoma County, California
- Cen 1930: 15 Apr 1930 Census, Rincon Hill Road, Santa Rosa Township, Sonoma County, California
- Cen 1940: 2 May 1940 Census, Steele Lane, Santa Rosa Township, Sonoma County, California
Mildred May (FISHER) FECHTER (1902-1989)
1CA53. Mildred May Fisher was born December 27, 1902, in Forestville, Sonoma County. She married Raymond Earl Fechter, Sr., on November 2, 1921, in Napa, Napa County, and had four children. A few years later they adopted Mildred's niece, Carol Ann, when Mildred's sister Carrie died after giving birth:
|Raymond E. Fechter, Jr.
|29 Jul 1922
|15 Dec 1988
|Rubye Fechter
|Everett James Fechter
|4 Dec 1925
|Aug 2000
|Milton Oliver Fechter
|12 Aug 1933
|20 Jan 2006
|Carol Hopper-Fechter
The Fechters settled next to Raymond's father up Petrified Forest Road after they wed.[Cen 1930,1940]
"Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Fechter, Sr. were honored at a reception on October 31st at Butler Pavilion in recognition of their 50th Wedding Anniversary. It was on November 2, 1921, that they were wed in Napa by a Justice of the Peace."
"Mr. Fechter, born in Sacramento, came to Calistoga with his parents at the age of three weeks. He has been farming in the Porter Creek area for well over 50 years."
"Mrs. Fechter is a native of Forestville. She was eight when she moved to Calistoga with her mother, the late Mrs. Cora Williams."
"The reception was given by the Fechter'S children and spouses: Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Fechter, Jr., Mr. & Mrs. Everett Fechter, and Mr. & Mrs. Milton Fechter...all of Calistoga; and Mr. & Mrs. Charles (Ruby) CAMPBELL Concord."
"The buffet luncheon was served to approximately 450 guests...the five-tiered cake being a lovely work of art by Mrs. Fechter'S sister-in-law, Mrs. Ed Williams of Richmond."
"The hall decorations were under the direction of Mrs. Emma Beckmann of Santa Rosa, a long-time family friend. Len MOORS of Santa Rosa, a cousin of Mr. Fechter'S, provided entertainment with his banjo. Joe Lerner of Calistoga played many selections on the piano."
"Melvin Hull of Eureka, nephew of the couple presented a champagne toast prior to their being presented with a money tree."
"In addition to their children, the couple have 18 grandchildren and 6 great-grandchildren."
Raymond Earl Fechter, Sr., died on September 20, 1978, at the age of 83 in Napa, Napa County, California. He is buried at the St. Helena Cemetery.
Mildred May (Fisher) Fechter died 11 years later on April 8, 1989, in Calistoga. Services were held on April 12 at the Morrison Funeral Chapel in St. Helena and she was entombed at the St. Helena Cemetery.
- Cen 1930: 15 Apr 1930 Census, Santa Rosa, Sonoma County, California
- Vote 1932: 1922-1936 Registers, Route 1, Calistoga, Tarwater Precinct, Sonoma County, California
- Cen 1940: 25 Apr 1940 Census, Petrified Forest Road, Santa Rosa Township, Sonoma County, California
- Vote 1944: 1944 Register, Route 1, Box 109, Calistoga, Tarwater Precinct, Sonoma County, California
Carrie (FISHER SHELLY) HOPPER (1904-1936)
1CA54. Carrie Truett Fisher was born on August 12, 1904, in Sonoma County, California, at either the Asti Winery near Asti or the Truett Ranch in Cloverdale, from where her middle name was taken. She married Howard John Shelly about 1923 in San Jose, Santa Clara County, California. She was about 19 years old and he was about 34. They had two sons before their marriage dissolved, after which Carrie later married Richard "Dick" Klondike Hopper and had four daughters. Altogether she had six children:
|James Howard Shelly
|3 Jun 1924
|29 Aug 1992
|Jerrold Owen Shelly
|28 Aug 1927
|8 Sep 1994
|Gwendolyn Jean Hopper
|2 Aug 1932
|10 Mar 2015
|Dixie Lee Hopper
|4 Nov 1933
|13 Aug 1982
|Audrey Hopper
|Carol Ann Hopper-Fechter
|Aug 1936
|12 Nov 2016
Carrie and Howard probably split up by 1930 when Howard worked as road construction surveyor at California Highway Camp 11, in Township 2 of Lake County, California. It was a prison camp, but Howard was enumerated as a boarder (not as one of the 57 inmate laborers).[Cen 1930] While Howard was recorded as married, Carrie and their two sons have yet to be found in the 1930 census. That same year Carrie registered to vote in Calistoga as a Republican.[Vote 1930]
Howard later moved to Yuba City, Yuba County, by 1942 and worked with the State Division of Highways in nearby Marysville. He died on August 11, 1950, in Yuba County, at the age of 61.[Dth 1950] Howard was buried at Sutter Cemetery in Sutter, Sutter County. His sons were later buried there as well.[Grave]
Carrie remarried to Richard Klondike Hopper, a native of Calistoga, by 1932.[Vote 1932] She was about 27 years old and he about 35. They had four daughters together.
Carrie Truett Fisher-Hopper died on August 18, 1936, a few days after giving birth to her sixth child, Carol Ann. She had her 32nd birthday the week before.
Richard remarried to a woman named Minnie by 1940 and they and his four daughters moved to a rented home at 1009 56th Street in Oakland, Alameda County. There Richard worked as a truck driver for a petroleum company.[Cen 1940A] Daughter Carol Ann was enumerated a second time, weeks later, with Carrie's elder sister, Mildred (Fisher) Fechter, and recorded as her daughter.[Cen 1940B]
Richard "Dick" Klondike Hopper died on July 14, 1961, in Imola, Napa County. He was 64 years old. Dick was buried at Calistoga Pioneer Cemetery in Calistoga, along with his mother and elder sister.[Grave]
- Vote 1930: 1930 Register, Calistoga Precinct, Napa County, California
- Cen 1930: 2 May 1930 Census, Highway Camp 11, Lake County, California
- Vote 1932: 1932 Register, Precinct 5, Napa, Napa County, California
- Cen 1940A: 5 Apr 1940 Census, 1009 56th Street, Oakland, Alameda County, California
- Cen 1940B: 25 Apr 1940 Census, Petrified Forest Road, Santa Rosa Township, Sonoma County, California
- Dth 1950: Social Security Death Index, Yuba County, California
- Grave: Calistoga Pioneer Cemetery, Calistoga, Napa County, California, Find A Grave <http://www.findagrave.com>
Merle Everett FISHER (1906-1990)
1CA55. Merle Everett Fisher was born February 23, 1906, at the Asti Winery near Asti, Sonoma County, California. He married Ruby Mae Baker on October 26, 1926, in Sacramento, Sacramento County, California. He was 19 years old, she 18. They had three children:
|Wayne Fisher
|Phillip Merle Fisher
|4 Apr 1935
|Sep 1989
|Joan Fisher
After their marriage, the Fishers settled in San Francisco where they resided at 584 Jersey Street in the Noe Valley district by 1930. There Merle worked at a Ford factory as a mechanic.[Cen 1930]
By 1935, the Fishers moved to across the bay to San Pablo, Contra Costa County, where Merle worked as a specialist machinist in the shipbuilding industry.[Cen 1940]
Merle Everett Fisher died on August 18, 1990, in Contra Costa County, California, at the age of 84.
Ruby Mae (Baker) Fisher died on March 28, 1997, in Contra Costa County, at the age of 90. She is buried in Richmond, Contra Costa County.
- Cen 1930: 12 Apr 1930 Census, 584 Jersey Street, San Francisco, San Francisco County, California
- Cen 1940: 4 Apr 1940 Census, San Pablo, Contra Costa County, California
Sonoma C. (FISHER DILLON) CLARKE (1907-1993)
1CA56. Sonoma C. Fisher was born December 8, 1907, at the Asti Winery near Cloverdale, Sonoma County, California. She married Patrick Michael Dillon, a native of Detroit, Wayne County, Michigan, son of Irish immigrant parents, and veteran of World War I, on April 2, 1925, in Fairfield, Solano County, California. They had two daughters before she and Patrick divorced in the late 1920s. Sonoma remarried to Milton "Bud" Thomas Clarke on November 21, 1931, in Sonoma County. They had another daughter together:
|Patricia Margaret Dillon
|9 Feb 1926
|(23) Aug 2010
|Lois Mary Dillon
|9 May 1928
|(9) Feb 2005
|Clara Joan Clarke
|20 Dec 1941
|13 May 1989
Sonoma C. Fisher got a job as a waitress at the Veteran's Home in Yountville, Napa County, California, when she was 16 years old. There she met SGT. Patrick Michael Dillon, a veteran of World War I who was over 20 years her senior.
Patrick enlisted in the U.S. Army at Fort McDowell (Angel Island), Marin County, on April 16, 1917, and served for two years in Company A of the 21st Infantry Regiment, 16th Division, attaining the rank of sergeant. He was discharged on June 30, 1919, and awarded a disability allowance[Mil 1919].
After the war, Patrick worked as a boiler maker in a San Diego foundry[Cen 1920] and later found his way north to Napa County. They eloped in Fairfield on April 2, 1925--she was 17 years old, he was just two weeks short of his 42nd birthday. Afterward they lived in Livermore, Alameda County[Wed 1925].
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After a few years of marriage and the birth of two daughters, Sonoma and Patrick divorced between 1928 and 1930. Sonoma placed the care of her daughter Patricia in the hands of her elder brother Merle and his wife Ruby, who lived in the Noe Valley district of San Francisco in 1930[Cen 1930P]. Daughter Lois, on the other hand, was placed in the care of the Frank and Edith (Temple) Hanson family[Cen 1930L]. Sonoma moved in with the Stephen and Lillian Marenga family at 1690 Washington Street in the Nob Hill district of San Francisco where she worked as a hotel maid.[Cen 1930]
SGT. Patrick M. Dillon died of tuberculosis a few years later at the Veterans Administration in San Francisco on July 26, 1936[Dth 1936]. He was 53 years old. Patrick had worked earlier that year as a hotel clerk while living at the U.S. Veterans Facility in Livermore[Vote 1936]. He is buried at the San Francisco National Cemetery at the Presidio of San Francisco.
Milton "Bud" Clarke
Sonoma remarried to Milton "Bud" Thomas Clarke, of Yountville, Napa County, California, on November 20, 1931, in Sonoma County, California. After their marriage Sonoma was reunited with her daughters and they lived in Yountville where Bud worked as a truck driver[Vote 1932]. A year and a half later, Sonoma's younger sister Gladys married Bud's brother Bill.
The Clarkes moved up into the hills above Santa Rosa, Sonoma County, by 1942, where they resided at 3675 Calistoga Road.[Vote 1942] They later returned to the Napa valley and resettled in Napa by 1944.[Vote 1944]
Milton Thomas Clarke died on December 23, 1964, in Napa County, California, at the age of 64.
Sonoma C. (Fisher Dillon) Clarke died 28 years later on July 2, 1993, in Vallejo, Solano County. Services were held at the Skyview Funeral Chapel in Vallejo on July 6, 1993.
- Mil 1919: Military Discharge, Serial 858143
- Cen 1920: 2 Jan 1920 Census, 702 First Street, San Diego, San Diego County, California
- Wed 1925: Oakland Tribune, 2 Apr 1925
- Cen 1930: 12 Apr 1930 Census, 1690 Washington Street, San Francisco, San Francisco County, California
- Cen 1930P: 12 Apr 1930 Census, 584 Jersey Street, San Francisco, San Francisco County, California
- Cen 1930L: 11 Apr 1930 Census, 816 Beaver Street, Santa Rosa, Sonoma County, California
- Vote 1932: 1932 Register, East Yountville Precinct, Napa County, California
- Vote 1936: 1936 Register, U.S.V. Facility, Livermore, Alameda County, California
- Dth 1936: Death Record, San Francisco, San Francisco County, California
- Vote 1942: 1942 Register, 3675 Calistoga Road, Tarwater Precinct, Santa Rosa, Sonoma County, California
- Vote 1944: 1944 Register, Napa Precinct No. 1, Napa County, California
Alta Vivian FISHER (1909-1910)
1CA57. Alta Vivian Fisher was born August 3, 1909, and died six months later on February 21, 1910. She is buried next to her father at the Mount Olive Cemetery, Cloverdale, Sonoma County, California.


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Have some beautiful red Crosmosia. Now I know some people think they are weeds, but I love them. Problem is there are getting very thick.. Can I divide them like other perennials, and if so when would you suggest I do this. I can just cut down last years growth, as the birds like to hide in them, and the new shots are already showing through. I assume dividing will also encourage more flowers, is that right?
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2006 Buick La Crosse 6 cyl Front Wheel Drive Automatic 38000 miles
The check engine light came on and the error code read P0411. I reset the code and the next day the error code was back. The car runs good with no noticeable performance issues. I have not found any vacuum hose leaks but I wasn't sure what I was looking for. I'm not sure what to look for and/or test next.
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Michael J. Daly: Starting to happen on the water
Published 6:09 pm, Friday, October 4, 2013
Summer 2013 has ended, another summer spent with Pleasure Beach but a tantalizing vision from the streets of Bridgeport's long-suffering East End.
The other day, on an early fall afternoon, there was a crisp light that could make even the most worn of cityscapes look pretty good.
At the very foot of Central Avenue in the East End, where the blacktop stops at the lip of Bridgeport Harbor, the city has built a little park and fishing pier. It's not exactly a pier out of Pacific Beach, but for a neighborhood that's on the water but can't exactly get at it, it's a start.
A small person -- I couldn't tell if it was a man or a woman -- was standing on the railing of the pier, leaning over, holding a rope that held something in the water.
The sun was shining, all right, and the person had a large swath of brown burlap jury-rigged around a hat as protection, burka style. The person pulled up the rope and at the end was a net and it was loaded with dozens of wriggling little silver fish that I know only as shiners. They would be bait for the small person's next fishing expedition.
We admired the take, I and a guy nursing a Budweiser insulated against the warmth by a brown paper bag.
Just beyond the person in burlap was a locked gate that blocks access to a ramp that descends to a dock that will be used by the two water taxis Mayor Bill Finch says the city will have by January for the transport of people across a short expanse of water to Pleasure Beach, a beautiful piece of property that has been largely inaccessible to humans for the last 17 years and has been the domain of piping plovers.
And where piping plovers go, no human shall be allowed. They are, after all, endangered.
It is with admiration -- and no small amount of jealousy -- that I use here a description offered by an editorial writer for The Westerly (R.I.) Sun last February after a report that plover nesting in sand that was blown into the parking lots of Misquamicut State Beach by Superstorm Sandy could block removal of sand from those lots, effectively canceling the summer season. Fortunately it didn't happen.
As the editorial noted: "Can you say bureaucracy run amok?"
But here was the piece de resistance: "The plovers nest in open sand, where seagulls can spot them easily and dine on the eggs and the just hatched. Sometimes they nest within reach of a high tide. Is it any wonder they're endangered?" Magnifico!
I'm not totally against piping plovers: sauteed with pancetta, thyme, white wine, a quality olive oil and capers, they cook up just as good as anything you'll get at, say, DaPietro's in Westport. One problem, though, is it takes a mess of them to make a decent portion. But I digress.
Finch said the other day that two water taxis are scheduled for delivery in January. One will be named the Gustave Whitehead, after the Bridgeport man who was the first to fly a heavier-than-air aircraft, and the other the Lewis Latimer, after a Bridgeport man who worked with Edison in perfecting the electric light bulb.
We'll see. But it's a fact that plenty of action is underway at the Steel Point development area. Drills, jackhammers, trucks, guys in neon lime vests, dust, racket. A Bass Pro Shop is reportedly going to be open for business there by Christmas next year.
One of the lingering issues is who's going to pay for the underground installation of electrical service at the site. I live in Fairfield. I and my neighbors in Fairfield -- and friends in Trumbull, Stratford and elsewhere in the great state of Connecticut -- will ultimately benefit from any development that happens at Steel Point.
I am willing to pay something by way of my United Illuminating Co. bill to support the underground installation of power lines at Steel Point. The city of Bridgeport should not have to pick up the whole freight on the installation.
Despite all the activity, skepticism has seeped into the local DNA over the last, oh, 30 year or so of promises. A Bridgeport police officer who is a friend of mine was working at the site, guiding traffic through the temporary alleys of orange cones set up in the perpetual shadow of the I-95 overpass. I pulled over and lowered the front passenger window. He stuck his head in. "Wow," I said. "Lots of stuff going on. I had to come over and see for myself."
"Yeah," he said. "In 50 years it's really going to be something."
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Points of Interest in Spring Grove
Isaac Evans Home
This home was originally built in 1864 by Isaac Evans for his daughter and is located on Chester Blvd (US 27).
Thistlethwaite Falls
Located on the western border of Spring Grove, off of Waterfall Road. This popular waterfall on a tributary of the Whitewater River, is a scenic attraction no matter the season. A popular place to cool off during the hot Indiana summer days, it draws many of our citizens and those of the surrounding area.
Quaker Hill Conference Center
Isaac Evans purchased a tract of land February 26, 1853, north of the linseed oil mill on a bluff overlooking the valley of the East Fork of the Whitewater River. The original ownership was titled to Andrew Hoover and the certificate of entry was dated June 7, 1806. Andrew Hoover, an early Quaker settler along the Whitewater, came from North Carolina by way of Ohio to Indiana Territory and was one of the earliest settlers in the Richmond area. More Info.
About Spring Grove
The community of Spring Grove
was founded in the 1800's by a prominent Quaker named
Isaac Evans. Mr. Evans owned all of the property
from Sim Hodgin Parkway to what is presently Sylvan Nook
Drive, still our north-south boundary. He built a
linseed oil mill near the Whitewater River and Sim
Hodgin Parkway for his principal business. He
constructed his home on Quaker Hill Drive in 1855.
That is now the Quaker Hill Conference Center – which we
have access to use as our town hall. We have a
Town Board, a Board of Zoning Appeals, a Planning
Commission, a Clerk, a Building Inspector and Legal
Click Here to read the full article about the history of Spring Grove.
PLEASE NOTE: The Spring Grove Town Board meetings are held the second Tuesday of the month at 7pm at the Quaker Hill Conference Center.


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Beverly officer shot by Hamilton sergeant 'appears to be doing ok,' says department
By Kathy McCabe, Travis Andersen and Matt Byrne, Globe Staff and Globe Correspondent
BEVERLY -- Beverly Police Officer Jason Lantych, shot and seriously injured Friday by a Hamilton police sergeant who later took his own life, is recovering at a local hospital, his department said today.
"Friends and family have been able to speak to Officer Lantych and he appears to be doing OK," the Beverly Police Department wrote on its official Facebook page. "He still has a long way to go. Thanks again for your thoughts and prayers. Please keep it up, it is greatly appreciated."
Lantych, 35, is being treated at Beverly Hospital.
Meanwhile, Hamilton police are mourning the death of their colleague, Sergeant Ken Nagy, 44, who arrived at a Starbucks coffee shop on Enon Street late Friday afternoon for a pre-arranged meeting with Lantych and then shot him in the leg and wrist outside the shop, according to Essex District Attorney Jonathan W. Blodgett. Nagy returned to the parking lot there about 10:30 p.m. and shot himself, according to Blodgett.
Black bunting hung over the Hamilton police station door today, and officers covered their badges with mourning bands. Flowers and cards from well-wishers have been trickling in, Sergeant Steve Trepanier said.
"Its still fresh," he said. "It takes some time. We're all still trying to figure things out."
Trepanier said he has had no word on funeral arrangements.
No one answered the door at the Nagy residence in an upscale subdivision in Rowley today and the inside lights were off.
A neighbor, Mark Cirino, 33, said he had lived next to the couple for seven years and would see them from time to time.
"There was nothing to indicate that something like that could have happened," said Cirino.
Authorities are still trying to determine whether Nagy used his service weapon to shoot Lantych before shooting himself in the head hours later, according to Blodgett's spokeswoman, Carrie Kimball-Monahan.
"Ballistics tests are being done and we have to verify it against Nagy's service weapon," she wrote today in an email. "This is going to take a little while, but we are working on it."
Blodgett's office has released few details about the shooting of Lantych, except to say that the men knew each other and had agreed to meet there.
The district attorney's office also said that Nagy's wife, Katie, works as an advocate for domestic violence victims under a grant to the Beverly Police Department.
Kimball-Monahan said today that she could not release further information about the purpose of the meeting or a motive for the attack, nor could she provide an update on Lantych's medical condition.
His family has not given permission to the hospital to release information on his condition, Kimball-Monahan said.
John Sholomith, 21, of Boxford, who said he is a premed student at Harvard Extension School, was one of the citizens lauded by law enforcement officials Saturday for helping to save Lantych's life.
Sholomith was seated at the back of Starbucks Friday afternoon, listening to the Rolling Stones on headphones and studying for a neuropsychology exam, when he noticed commotion.
"People were running in all directions, jumping out of their chairs," Sholomith recalled today. "I took a quick sprint to the door, and saw that a man had collapsed outside. I noticed he was drenched in a growing quantity of blood and heard he had been shot."
Sholomith, who said he is trained as an emergency responder, said he went outside to assist a nurse who was trying to stabilize Lantych. He was applying pressure to a wound on Lantych's upper right thigh, when a woman arrived identifying herself as Lantych's mother, he said.
"She was hysterical, frantic. She was saying, 'Is that my son? Is that my son?'" Sholomith recalled. "Someone asked her 'Who are you?' She was screaming and crying, 'I'm his mother, I'm his mother.' "
Sholomith said he and others tried to calm her down. "I told her I thought he had stopped bleeding enough that he would be OK," he said. "She said, 'OK, OK, thank you.' She was very distraught. When they [EMTs] were about to put him on the stretcher, she said, 'I'm his mother. I need to go with him.'"
An aspiring surgeon, Sholomith said he was glad he was in a position to help.
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Poor Monday. It rarely wins popularity contests, but what if I told you we could make it a bit better?
Let's try these six things:
- Get flannel sheets for your bed. Don't even hesitate. Trust me on this. I can't believe I survived winters without them.
- Study one thing at a time. Usually I bounce around from topic to topic based on what I'm interested in that day, but I'm focusing on joy for the next week or two as we approach Christmas. So, I'm finding podcasts on the subject, studying scriptures about joy and searching through books and music to learn more.
- Is there a young person in your life who loves fun stickers and mail? When you use this link you save $5 off a Pipsticks subscription, which means you can get an envelope full of stickers delivered to your niece for just $5 (or get twice as many for $10). The really cool part? They also have stickers for adults — and you should be able to get $5 off those as well! It makes a great gift, especially for those who live far away, and you can cancel the subscription at any time.
- It's easy to feel less-than this time of year. The gift lists gets long and the budget gets short. When that happens, I suggest picking a closet to clean. In most houses, any kind of closet will work to remind you that you have plenty. That you are blessed.
- In a few weeks we'll all be making resolutions to get more organized, and Chatbooks has made it easy for me to keep my resolution of organizing family photos. I have my account set up so that when I post pictures to Instagram it pulls the photo, the date and the caption into a book. Each page of the book only has one photo on it, so I don't even have to worry about any design work. I just take pictures of our family adventures, add a few notes as I post them to Instagram and Chatbooks mails me a soft-cover book once I reach 60 pages — for $8, including really slow shipping. You can set your account up to pull pictures from Facebook, your camera… whatever works best for you. (I heard if you use the code "pandora" you can get a free book!)
- Having trouble finding specific notes in your notebook? Take a sticky note (or washi tape) and place it so that it hangs over the edge of the page just a little. Write a name or the date or a keyword near the edge so it serves as a small tab.
What else can we do to make Monday better?
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Joan Goodwin, who made significant contributions to removing drugs and alcohol issues from Shelby County, died Friday at Masonic Home Shelbyville. She was 80.
Goodwin was a founder and former director, from 2001 to 2008, of the Shelby County Drug/Alcohol Advisory Council, now Shelby Prevention and also had worked with the Shelbyville Police Department's Advisory Council.
Clustered around Allen Purnell, a group of employees all answered at once when asked what they thought of their boss.
"He's gooo-od!" they chorused in unison as Purnell grinned the same easy-going grin he has made famous in his popular television commercials.
The group gaffawed when asked if they liked sausage.
"Sure do," said Robert Purnell, the youngest of the Purnell men who work at F.B. Purnell Sausage in Simpsonville.
"Well, he better," someone else said, amid more laughter.
Sitting at ease in his Shelbyville home, retired Shelby County High School teacher and coach Roland Dale, or "Coach Dale" as he's known to former students and athletes, shares his own history and some thoughts on the history of the county's black community; how it was, how it is now, how it ought to be, and his family's part in it all....
Writers hate it when they miss an opportunity to write a timely story, and that is what happened to me last fall. I had done some research on the 100th anniversary of the opening of Lincoln Institute in October 1912, and planned to write a story about it. However, in the midst of selling one book, nudging a literary agent along on a second and writing a third, I dropped the ball.
"If you're good, you'll come off the stage sweating!"
That's how Cook Farmer, a Shelbyville resident of 8 years, views his avocation of acting in community theater, a "hobby" he said he has pursued since he was a lad of 12 years old.
Now, 48 years later, having performed in "so many plays I can't remember them all," he is preparing for his latest role in Harvey at the Shelby County Community Theatre.
You can count this accomplishment in many ways: 178 days, 2,184 miles, 25 bears, 8 rattlesnakes, 2 copperheads, 1 porcupine, and one monumental feeling were some of the things Dustin Abild covered, discovered and gained when he completed his hike along the Appalachian Trail last fall.
Starting out April 17 from Springer Mountain in northern Georgia, Abild journeyed on foot across 14 states, finishing Oct.11 on Mount Katahdin in northern Maine – a trek that took him just shy of 6 months.
What motivates Chandra Heath to get up every morning hours before dawn to run five miles?
Her love for her family, she says.
"I want to be there for them, and I always want to be healthy enough to give them a good quality of life," she said.
Heath and her husband, Jeremiah, have two young children, ages 2 and 3 years old.
Tony Carriss
Magistrate, community leader
Many in the county know Tony Carriss, a lifelong Shelby Countian, as the longtime magistrate of District 6, which encompasses Waddy and Mount Eden along with much of the southeastern portion of the county.
Many recognize Carriss as leader in the county, for instance his willingness to step up and organize some informational meetings about the late-November and early-December animal attacks in the Waddy area. Most also know him as a big sports fan and memorabilia collector.
"If you didn't know David Newton, you missed out on a lot."
Those were the words of Wayne Puckett, a Clay Village resident, in describing his friend, David Lawson Newton, who passed away last week.
Newton, a 4-term magistrate and prominent businessman in Shelby County, died Saturday in Louisville. He was 83.
"Dave was easy going, always happy and laid back, always willing to do anything for anybody," Puckett said. "He was one of my best friends, and I'm really going to miss him."
Wayne Myers said he always knew he was destined to do God's work in Africa.
"I got the calling to be a missionary to Africa when I was just thirteen years old," he said.
His wife, Barbara, said her calling was not as specific as far as location at first, but then her desire to minister in Africa began to parallel her husband's after several years.
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Warm temperatures after overnight storm
Updated 7:16 am, Monday, November 18, 2013
ALBANY - The region was buffeted with high wind and heavy rain overnight but the temperature is already up to 56 degrees for the morning commute.
The rain was mostly over by 4:30 a.m.
National Grid reports that there were seven power outages in the Schenectady area involving 454 customers and five in Albany, involving 116.
Meteorologists says it will be overcast the rest of the day with a chance of rain in the morning. It will be partly cloudy for the rest of the day. Wind could persist into the evening.
The temperature could hit a high of 63 degrees.
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West Texas United Sockers today
Published 5:22 pm, Friday, July 9, 2010
When/where: 7:30 p.m. today, Grande Communications Stadium
Records: DFW 7-4-2 (23 points); WTU 6-4-1 (19 points).
Last game: El Paso 2, DFW 1 on Thursday; Laredo 4, WTU 1 on Tuesday.
Last meeting: DFW 3, WTU 2 on June 13.
Notes and Quotes: With only two teams advancing to the postseason out of the Mid-South Division in the Premier Development League's Southern Conference, the West Texas United Sockers feel they are pressed into a must-win situation today against the first-place DFW Tornadoes. That's because the Sockers are just four points behind the Tornadoes and two points shy of second-place Laredo, which the Sockers lost to 4-1 on Tuesday. "It's a must-win, massive game for us," Sockers midfielder Dominic Furness said. "They're at the top of the league, but it's a home game for us. We're going in expecting to win." ... This is the final home game for the Sockers, who will finish the regular season playing four straight games on the road. ... On the other side, DFW has just two games left on its schedule after today's match and both of them will be played in the friendly confines of Pizza Hut Park in Frisco. One of those matches will be against the Sockers on July 18.
Next game: West Texas United at DFW, 8 a.m. July 18, Pizza Hut Park, Frisco; West Texas United at El Paso, 9 p.m. Friday, Patriots Park, El Paso.


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What does dalai lama mean?
Definitions for dalai lamaˈdɑ laɪ ˈlɑ mə
Here are all the possible meanings and translations of the word dalai lama.
Princeton's WordNet
Dalai Lama, Grand Lama(noun)
chief lama and once ruler of Tibet
Dalai Lama(Noun)
(Tibetan Buddhism) The supreme head of Tibetan Buddhism, believed to be an incarnation of Avalokitesvara, and considered the spiritual leader of the Tibetan people.
Origin: From далай + Tibetan བླ་མ.
Dalai Lama
The Dalai Lama is a high lama in the Gelug or "Yellow Hat" school of Tibetan Buddhism, founded by Tsongkhapa. The name is a combination of the Mongolian word dalai meaning "Ocean" and the Tibetan word བླ་མ་ bla-ma meaning "guru, teacher". According to Tibetan Buddhist doctrine, the Dalai Lama is the rebirth in a line of tulkus who are metaphorically considered to be manifestations of the bodhisattva of compassion, Avalokiteśvara. The Dalai Lama is often thought to be the leader of the Gelug School, but this position belongs officially to the Ganden Tripa, which is a temporary position appointed by the Dalai Lama who, in practice, exerts much influence. The line of Dalai Lamas began as a lineage of spiritual teachers; the 5th Dalai Lama assumed political authority over Tibet. For certain periods between the 17th century and 1959, the Dalai Lamas sometimes directed the Tibetan government, which administered portions of Tibet from Lhasa. The 14th Dalai Lama remained the head of state for the Central Tibetan Administration until his retirement on March 14, 2011. He has indicated that the institution of the Dalai Lama may be abolished in the future, and also that the next Dalai Lama may be found outside Tibet and may be female. The Chinese government rejected this and asserted that only it has the authority to select the next Dalai Lama.
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The numerical value of dalai lama in Chaldean Numerology is: 1
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The numerical value of dalai lama in Pythagorean Numerology is: 9
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I think the Chinese government is more concerned with the Dalai Lama institution than myself.
Would I call Ellen DeGeneres the Dalai Lama of daytime ? No. But I'm sure someone out there has.
I do not respect the Dalai Lama. He's a political power broker. The Dalai Lama is not honorable to me.
No matter what the Dalai Lama says or does, the central government's recognized rights toward reincarnation cannot be denied.
Foreign Ministry spokesman Lu Kang:
China resolutely opposes any country, organization, body or individual giving any kind of platform to the 14th Dalai Lama to engage in anti-China splittist activities.
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The hypersexuality during the Carnival season brings much negativity. Instead of Carnival representing a liberation from colonialisation, it is now promoting our people as the sexual animals we were deemed to be by our slave masters.
While we do want to market our pulsating spirit as part of our cultural fabric, we must not sell ourselves as sexual animals. Don't we have anything else to offer than mating habits?
The sexual display of full-bodied women on a stage is not an empowering thing. It is degrading. Consider that our forefathers were put into a ring and made to dance in humiliation for the entertainment of slave masters.
Are we now trivialising ourselves? To assume that displays of mating behaviour makes one liberated is erroneous. We are actually pleasing our colonisers and fitting the role of neo-slaves or neo-labourers.
Exhibiting ourselves as sexual animals is making us out to be the object, tool and device that our slave masters deemed us to be. Those slave masters did not see us as anything better than that�so do we wish to prove them right?
We enjoy music with lyrics that are full of puns on repulsive words. Yet many parents love to take refuge in corporal punishment when their little ones repeat those words.
On Carnival day, children look at adults acting it all out in what is called "dancing". Is this what we want to show to the rest of the world? Do you really have to bare it all, and be disgraceful? Can't the band leaders instruct their members to have dignity? Or will that ruin the money-making part of the business?
Is it not hypocritical to retreat to the different religious outlets whose scriptures hold passages of the destruction of cities and earthquakes for precisely the kinds of lewd behaviour and public displays that our Carnival sadly entails?
Amina Ali-Razzaq
St Augustine


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In the event that Kerry Collins has to replace Vince Young as the starter in Houston, the veteran quarterback appears comfortable in leading the Tennessee Titans.
Collins stepped in and finished Sunday's 13-10 loss at Tampa Bay after Young suffered a strained right quadriceps muscle. Young is "day-to-day" regarding his status for this Sunday's game against AFC South rival Houston.
Collins, 34, is much more comfortable now than he was after originally signing with the Titans last year and being thrust into the starting role on opening day with only a week to prepare.
That preparation showed when he came off the bench Sunday and went 10 of 20 for 125 yards and led the Titans to their only touchdown drive, one that tied the game with 1:24 to play.
"I was calm," Collins said. "I tried to lean on the experience that I have. I prepared well this week and I try to prepare well every week just in case. I was just happy I got the call when Vince when down. I just tried to go out and execute the offense. And unfortunately, like I said, we just came up a little bit short."
The highlight of the drive was Collins' 42-yard completion to Justin Gage, the biggest play of the day by far for Tennessee's moribund offense, and one that helped lead to the touchdown score.
"When you get a big play like that, it kind of picks you up and gives you confidence for the next play," left tackle Michael Roos explained of the completion.
If Collins has to play Sunday, the Titans' offensive set won't be vastly different, but how the plays are executed could be. Whereas Young's legs are one of his primary weapons, Collins is pretty much the textbook definition of a pocket passer.
"Kerry is obviously not as mobile as Vince is back there, but we still have to pass protect and maybe hold it for an extra second and do our job," Roos said.
Collins' teammates appear confident he can do the job if necessary against the Texans.
"Whoever is the quarterback, we've got to go out there and do our job," tight end Bo Scaife said. "We've got a lot of faith in Kerry, and Kerry is going to be ready. [Young] is our guy, and we hope he is ready to go on Sunday, but however it works out, we've just got to deal with it."
MILLER WAIVED: On Tuesday the Titans waived punter Josh Miller, who had been signed just before their Monday night game in New Orleans because of the back injury suffered by punter Craig Hentrich.
Hentrich only missed the one game, but the Titans kept Miller around as insurance in case Hentrich's back problems flared up again.
The Titans did not immediately fill Miller's spot on the 53-man roster, and will wait and see what their most pressing need might be before doing so. It is possible that quarterback Ingle Martin could move up from the practice squad as added insurance if Young is limited or unable to play Sunday.
TRYOUTS: The Titans have several offensive linemen in for workouts on Tuesday, including Mike Elgin, Bobby Harris, Enoka Lucas, Jason Murphy, Dan Stevenson and Sam Wilder.


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Perhaps more than owning a dream house or buying their first car, having their own business remains the ultimate goal of most people. Independence is best represented by being a business owner, given that by being one, you can distinguish yourself from 38,839,000 other Filipinos who chose to work for someone else in a nation of 100,000,000.
The most difficult aspect in any endeavor is starting it. A good analogy can be used by imagining yourself as a rock, which is an inanimate and immovable object but filled with potential energy. You cannot move unless acted upon by forces that initiate kinetic chain of events. In starting a business, the kinetic chain is initiated by one simple question.
Why do you want to start your own business?
Regardless of whether your motivation to start a business is rooted in frustration, jealousy, anger, despair, or hopelessness, this motivation has manifested from one simple activity that all of us do every day. Compared with other individuals, some may perform this activity frequently.
We dare to dream!
Our motivations to start our own businesses may differ but these motivations all come from a dream to lead productive lives, help others, or achieve personal growth. At the end of every dream is one goal: TO BE HAPPY.
"You got a dream, you gotta protect it. People can't do something themselves, they want to tell you, "You can't do it!" If you want something, you go get it. Period."
This quote is one of the several inspirational lines from the movie, The Pursuit of Happyness. For those who haven't seen the movie, it's a story of one man's drive and determination to succeed against all odds to provide a better life for his son.
Just like the experiences of Chris Gardner in the movie, pursuing your dream is never easy. Starting a business is never easy. It's not just about having an idea, raising money, and executing the plan. Starting a business requires patience, resourcefulness, determination, and most of all, COMMITMENT.
If you believe you have these attitudes, then the time to pursue your business is now!
Here are 12 tips on how to start your business and ensure its success
1. Learn from experience
One of the best advices I received was from a friend whose family has owned and operated a successful chain of local hotels. I was still in college at the time, and he had been running his father's business for the past 10 years. I asked him what advice he would give me to become a successful entrepreneur.
"Work in a capacity of an employee for at least two years. You have to learn how it is to work for someone before you can let others work for you."
This is the best advice you can give to anyone who wants to become an entrepreneur, because the most successful businesses are built on managing your company's greatest asset: people.
How will you know the ways to manage your employees if you don't know how being managed feels like? How will you know the ways to approach them if you have no idea why they work and what they are going through?
Education is great because it gives us the tools to become competent and proficient at work. However, life is the greatest educational institution, and one of its most brilliant professors is HUMILITY. If you believe that the harsh realities of business are inferior compared to you, then you should not become an entrepreneur.
2. Find your passion
Budding entrepreneurs always ask themselves, "What business should I start?" without asking the more important question, "What is my passion?" The constant problem in starting a business is trying to replicate the success of others in a concept or trade that is not their passion.
If you ask random individuals on the street the kind of business they want to start, majority will say "food" because they see restaurants packed all the time. One may also say "because I love to eat." Loving is not the same as having passion. When you have passion, commitment follows a few steps behind.
You are focused, and you will do the necessary steps to accomplish tasks without complaint or second thoughts. When passion fuels commitment, the chances of finding success are great.


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Nelnet, Inc. provides educational services in loan servicing, payment processing, education planning, and asset management. It offers financial services, technology-based products, and tools to assist the education-seeking family throughout the learning life-cycle, and through this innovative product mix, have implemented a successful strategy to diversify revenues. It operates through the following segments: Student Loan & Guaranty Servicing, Tuition Payment Processing & Campus Commerce, and Asset Generation & Management. The Student Loan & Guaranty Servicing segment focuses on student loan servicing, student loan servicing-related technology solutions, and outsourcing services for guaranty agencies. Its brands include the Nelnet Loan Servicing, Firstmark Services, Nelnet Guarantor Solutions, and 5280 Solutions. The Tuition Payment Processing & Campus Commerce segment focuses on tuition payment plans and online payment processing. Its brands include FACTS Management. The Asset Generation & Management segment includes the acquisition and management of the company's student loan assets. The company was founded by Michael S. Dunlap and Stephen F. Butterfield in 1977 and is headquartered in Lincoln, NE. More »
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text: NASCAR driver Richard Petty kisses his wife, Lynda, in 1992, during ceremonies before the start of the final race of his career, at Atlanta Motor Speedway. She died Tuesday after a long battle with cancer. She was 72. Ric Feld, APRichard and Lynda Petty vacationing at Devils Tower in Wyoming, in the 1990s. Petty family photoLynda Petty arrives with her husband, Hall of Fame inductee Richard Petty, for the NASCAR Hall of Fame induction ceremony in Charlotte, N.C., on May 23, 2010. Chuck Burton, APLynda Petty and her son, NASCAR driver Kyle Petty, are all smiles as he is introduced before the Dodge Charger 500 race at Darlington Speedway in Darlington, S.C., on May 7, 2005 -- Mother's Day weekend. Patrick Collard, APLynda and Richard Petty pose before the 2012 NASCAR Hall of Fame induction ceremony at the NASCAR Hall of Fame on Jan. 20, 2012, in Charlotte, N.C. Streeter Lecka, Getty Images for NASCARThree generations of racing champions shared the joys of victory when 18-year-old Kyle Petty won the ARCA 200 Feb. 11, 1979, at Daytona International Speedway. Pictured left to right are grandfather Lee, Kyle, Kyle's wife Pattie, and Kyle's parents, Richard and Lynda Petty. APLynda and Richard Petty enter Calvary Church in Charlotte, N.C., for Dale Earnhardt Sr.'s memorial service on Feb. 22, 2001. Erik Perel, AFPLynda Petty poses with Richard and children, Sharon, left, and Kyle, after Richard won the eighth annual Daytona 500 at Daytona International Speedway on Feb. 27, 1966. Jim Kerlin, APTeresa Earnhardt shakes hands with Lynda Petty during the Walk of Fame unveiling at the NASCAR Hall of Fame on May 20, 2010, in Charlotte, N.C. Chris Keane, Getty ImagesRichard Petty, with daughter Becky and wife Lynda, right, at his side, holds his trophy in victory lane after he won the Firecracker 400 in 1977. Mark Foley, APLynda Petty looks on as Richard speaks to hundreds of supporters gathered at his speed shop in Level Cross, N.C., on Jan. 25, 1996. Petty announced his bid to run on the Republican ticket for North Carolina Secretary of State. Karl Deblaker, APLynda Petty, second from right, Richard, left, and daughter Sharon Farlow, right, look at election returns at the Republican headquarters in Asheboro, N.C., on Nov. 5, 1996. Petty lost his bid for secretary of state, but his wife won her election to the county school board. Chris English, APLike this topic? You may also like these photo galleries:Replay1 of 122 of 123 of 124 of 125 of 126 of 127 of 128 of 129 of 1210 of 1211 of 1212 of 12Last SlideNext Slide


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Dear Commissioners:
As you know, many of the Great Lakes are experiencing dramatic drops in water levels. According to recent reports in the New York Times and the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, experts expect Lake Superior's water level to reach a record low in the next two months, while water levels in Lake Michigan and Lake Huron have dropped three feet since 1999.
We recognize that a comprehensive approach to addressing this issue is necessary.
The International Joint Commission, which has regulated Lake Superior outflows via the St. Marys Rivers since 1914, can play an important role is assessing the causes and solutions.
While we appreciate the initiation of the International Upper Great Lakes Study earlier this year, we request that this study be expedited - the study stalled out after first proposed in 2002, and is now expected to take another five years. We commend your leadership in expanding the study to also investigate the physical changes in the St. Clair River, which connects Lake Huron and Lake Erie, however this is no substitute for also updating your regulatory plan for Lake Superior, which has not been updated since 1979. The Great Lakes have undergone tremendous change in the last thirty years and many believe the low lake levels are not a short-term anomaly but a precursor of long-term impacts of global warming.
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Thank you for your consideration of our request and for your leadership on this important issue. The Great Lakes are a tremendous economic and natural resource that demands immediate attention and continuous commitment.
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I was looking after a condo listed in downtown Toronto. All keys were located in lockboxes on a nearby fence at the property line. There were about 30 lockboxes of various styles and colours. The keys and keyfob were obtainable with standard showing instructions. After several days, an agent called to say that our keys no longer worked. We contacted the last two agents that showed the property. Because the showing times coincided, one agent gave the keys to the other agent at the fence. He mixed the keys up, and put them in the wrong lockboxes after showing the units. He corrected the problem, and apologized for his mistake. The next day another agent called to say our keys did not work. Now, I had to go downtown to check on this.
I booked showings for two other units in the same price range, with the standard lockbox instructions, because I thought that my keys may have been placed in the wrong lockbox again. Both offices said they were, also, having lockbox problems. I found my all-white lockbox with my keys in it. But the keyfob was gone (another $75.00), and now my all-white lockbox had become white with a black front. I opened the other 2 lockboxes, took the keys and inspected the properties. I was unable to open one condo unit as the key did not work. I returned the keys, but I couldn't open one lockbox. So, now, I re-opened the three lockboxes again...after working my way through all the lockboxes on the fence (most were unmarked, or poorly identified). Now, I ended up with 4 sets of keys. HOW DID THIS HAPPEN? I realized that one of the lockboxes that I first opened really had not been properly closed, and I took out the wrong keys by mistake, and then, closed the lockbox. Of course, all of this was happening during a pouring rain.
Finally, I returned three sets of keys to the proper lockboxes, and the fourth set of keys to the concierge...because I had no way of knowing which lockbox or company the fourth set of keys belonged to.
None of this would have happened if all lockboxes had some kind of non-removable identification on them. And, no keys could be mixed up if each individual set of keys was properly identified. Fortunately, my keys did. Even so, it is still hard to understand how any agent can mix up the two parts of a lockbox, especially if the colours don't match, and how any agent can fail to properly close a lockbox.
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The semi-annual collection is slated for June 4. The event will be held in the parking lot of the Roscommon County Health Department building, 1015 Short Drive (M-18 at the M-157 intersection) just north of Prudenville, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Waste that will be accepted by Drug and Laboratory, Inc., Plainwell, will be factory-labeled: Caution, corrosive, danger, flammable, poison, reactive, toxic or warning. These items may include aerosols, auto liquids, household batteries, cleaners, corrosives, fertilizers, glue, herbicides, medicines, oil-based paints, pesticides, solvents and smoke detectors/ fire alarms.
Other items accepted by local vendors will be: Clean Styrofoam containers, plates, cups and packaging (no peanuts) broken down in clear plastic bags, if possible; ammunition; vehicle batteries; cell phones; computers & TV's; grocery coupons (to send to troops overseas); ink jet and toner printer cartridges; used motor oil; tires on or off rims – up to six per household; and latex paint (in good usable condition and container must be half-full).
Items should be separated by category and ready to drop off before getting to the Drug & Lab truck at the end of the line. Not accepted are explosives, bombs, fireworks, propane tanks or building materials of any kind. (Call 275-3163 for specific handling of these items.)
The collection is funded by townships within Roscommon County and is free to Roscommon County residents only. Collections are scheduled for the Saturday following Memorial Day and Labor Day weekends.


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Definitions for wynette
Here are all the possible meanings and translations of the word wynette.
Princeton's WordNet
Wynette, Tammy Wynette, Tammy Wynetter Pugh(noun)
United States country singer (1942-1998)
Chaldean Numerology
The numerical value of wynette in Chaldean Numerology is: 3
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The numerical value of wynette in Pythagorean Numerology is: 4
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I've collected some links for those of you seeking a better understanding of sabermetrics.
Sabermetrics 101: from the blog Lookout Landing (Seattle Mariners). There are 10 different posts, covering a variety of topics.
Metaprimer: wOBA: from South Side Sox (Chicago). The main thrust is wOBA, but it gives some background so you can see how it's put together.
Guide to Stats: from River Ave. Blues (Yankees). An accessible, readable summary, making it a good place to start.
FanGraphs Glossary: The stats used on the FanGraphs site are explained, but scroll to the end of the page for two seven-part series by Dave Cameron on Win Values. Good stuff!
The Hardball Times Glossary: A very handy list--with links--of the acronyms and abbreviations the stat-heads throw around.
Everything you always wanted to know about (the new statistics): Alex Remington's collected articles for Big League Stew (on Yahoo Sports) covers stuff like BABIP, WAR, UZR, etc.
It's okay to be mystified by linear weights: An excellent THT article by Joshua Fisher that pounds home the point that I make below, namely, that you need to grasp the ideas rather than the math.
The FJM Glossary: Mr. Fisher's article above links to the now-defunct Fire Joe Morgan website for this priceless glossary. Just in case you thought saber-folks had no sense of humor.
The Monster in the Mirror: JT Jordan at THT explains linear weights.
The Sabermetrics Library: The ultimate source--some of the materials above are included at this site.
That's enough to keep the nerdiest of you busy for a while. Try not to absorb the stuff all at once--just get a feel for the general assumptions behind the metrics, and how they require you to look at the game a little differently than you used to. The best part about sabermetrics is that there are plenty of math whizzes out there to do the work. We have the luxury of enjoying the fruits of their labors! As you begin to grasp the new stats, you'll find that the old ones you grew up with are less and less revealing. You'll start asking more questions about context, and you'll seek new kinds of comparisons. Baseball is great--we've spent our lives being "students of the game." The more we learn, though, the more we realize how little we know. That means we get to be "students of the game" forever!


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Robert Edwin Knuckles of Malakoff passed away on Aug. 10, 2011 in Tyler at the age of 49. Mr. Knuckles was born on Nov. 8, 1961 in Wilmington, Ohio, to William and Aline Knuckles.
Survivors are his wife, Diane Knuckles of Malakoff; daughters, Adrian Knuckles of Mount Vernon, Ohio, Brittney Newman of Ohio, Michelle and husband Billy Sparks of Malakoff; sons, Michael and Bonnie Spencer of Deltona, Fla., Troy Spencer of Pittsburgh, Penn.; bother, William and Beth Knuckles of Gahanna, Ohio; and four grandchildren.
He is preceded in death by his father William Knuckles.
Visitation will be on Saturday, Aug. 13, from 6-8 p.m. at Tomlinson Funeral Home in Malakoff.
Services will be on Sunday, Aug. 14, at 2 p.m. at First United Methodist Church, Malakoff with the Rev. Charles Kimble officiating.
Online condolences can be made at www.tomlinsonfuneral.com.
Services are under the direction of Tomlinson Funeral Home, Malakoff.
Robert Edwin Knuckles
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