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I never covered him full time, but always recognized Bobby Valentine held a special place with Mets' fans.
Maybe it had nothing to do with the fake moustache, but perhaps that act is what endeared him to the Shea partisans. It was spontaneous, funny and above all, human. We all know ejected managers hide in the runway or somehow send messages to the dugout. Valentine was just brash in his approach.
Valentine guided the Mets to the playoffs and World Series in 2000, but his teams ran out of steam and his feud with then general manager Steve Phillips became draining.
On this date in 1971, Valentine registered his 1,000th career victory when Glendon Rusch and Armando Benitez combined to throw a one-hit shutout of the Red Sox, 2-0.
Valentine managed Texas and the Mets, as well as two stints in Japan. He currently works for ESPN, but is constantly being mentioned when managerial openings occur.


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text: This meticulous and unusually long cinemadaptation of Sloan Wilson's best-selling novel The Man in the Grey Flannel Suit stars Gregory Peck as an ex-army officer, pursuing a living as a TV writer in the postwar years. Hired by a major broadcasting network, Peck is assigned to write speeches for the network's president (Fredric March). Peck comes to realize that the president's success has come at the expense of personal happiness, and this leads Peck to ruminate on his own life. Extended flashbacks reveal that Peck had experienced a torrid wartime romance with Italian girl Marisa Pavan, a union that produced a child. Peck is torn between his responsibility to his illegitimate son and his current obligations towards his wife (Jennifer Jones), his children, and his employer. Among the many life-altering decisions made by Peck before the fade-out is his determination to seek out a job that will allow him to spend more time with his family, even if it means a severe cut in salary. The superb hand-picked supporting cast of The Man in the Grey Flannel Suit includes Ann Harding as March's wife, Keenan Wynn as the man who informs Peck that he'd fathered an Italian child, Henry Daniell as a detached executive, and an unbilled DeForrest Kelley as an army medic (who gets to say He's dead, captain!) ~ Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide


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Brenda Russell in "Piano In The Dark"
Bringing Brenda To Light
Welcome to Forgotten Videos. Well, for some forgotten, for others just filed away, and for others still, a totally brand-new discovery. Whichever category you fall into, each week we'll feature a video that's possibly been collecting dust when what it really deserves is a fresh look. Or, we'll be giving a fresh look at a video that deserves to be collecting dust. We're not here to judge, we just want to take you on a little trip down memory lane. Yep, you'll remember when hair was really that big, when drums were that up front in the mix, when video was young(er) and so were you.
Brenda Russell
"Piano In The Dark"
How do you produce a video for a somber, grainy and muted ballad of lost love? With somber, grainy and muted production values, naturally. Brenda Russell's hit "Piano In The Dark" has those qualities in spades (and clubs and diamonds too). It had a lot of heart also. After all, this was the little song that could, the first and only top ten hit (her "So Good, So Right" went to No. 30 in 1979) from a singer/songwriter who had been performing and making records since the early '70s. Russell earned three GRAMMY nominations based on this song and its album, Get Here, including Song Of The Year (Bobby McFerrin's omnipresent vocalese hit "Don't Worry, Be Happy" won that award). The album's Russell-penned title track was also a No. 5 hit for singer Oleta Adams. The video also poses some lingering questions. For example, does Brenda's house still feature a giant harp as an objet d'art? And, is it just us, or is that Axl Rose playing piano, at the height of Guns N' Roses' fame? Probably not, but it could be Duff McKagan.
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Meet the Wonderboy of British Fashion
Up-and-coming designer Christopher Kane is on his way to becoming the next big household name with backing by Gucci's parent company PPR. WSJ's Nadya Masidlover has details on Lunch Break. Photo: Visual Press Age.
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Somewhere over the course of almost every athletic contest, a game-changing moment occurs.
VANCEBORO � Somewhere over the course of almost every athletic contest, a game-changing moment occurs.
In New Bern�s 36-12 victory over West Craven Friday, that moment came on the first drive of the third quarter.
The Eagles had the ball and a 12-8 lead, facing a fourth-and-18 from their own 46-yard line.
While in punt formation, the snap sailed over the head of West Craven punter Danny Harvey and rolled all the way back to the 10-yard line, where Harvey was downed by the New Bern defense.
�That play was the turning point of the game to me, no question the bad snap was where the game changed,� West Craven coach Matt Riggsbee said. "We just have to learn how to quit being a one half football team."
Two plays later, Bears� quarterback Mike Hughes ran in from four yards out for the second of his eventual four rushing touchdowns, and New Bern had a 15-12 lead it would not relinquish.
Hughes had 15 carries for 67 yards and the four scores, in addition to being 7-for-17 passing with 130 yards.
�In the second half last week against Havelock, I felt like the guys kind of rolled over and didn�t finish the game, but tonight they did,� New Bern coach Bobby Curlings said. �We wanted to be more successful in the run game and having Cody (Purdie) back healthy helps a lot with that.�
New Bern senior running back Cody Purdie added 104 yards rushing on 19 carries and a touchdown.
�Coach told us when we were down at halftime that we needed to pick it up and we came out and just played hard,� Purdie said. �Our linemen have come a long ways and their blocking schemes were great tonight and they created holes I was able to hit.�
For the Eagles, senior quarterback Alkeim Harley was under heavy duress most of the night and could not get time in the pocket to impose the Eagle passing attack.
The two times Harley did have appropriate time in the pocket, the Eagles scored on deep bombs to Darious Abrams (47 yards) and Tyrone Brown (62 yards).
Still, Harley managed to go 8-for-15 with 157 yards and two touchdowns through the air.
New Bern�s defense came up large for the visitors with two interceptions and a bevy of sacks of Harley.
Donovan Rivard and Deandre Jones each had three sacks, while Doug Arnold and Shamond Squires recorded the picks.
New Bern gets its first win of the season and improves to 1-2, while West Craven falls to 2-1.
The Bears will be at Jacksonville next Friday and the Eagles will host Washington.
New Bern 0 8 14 14 - 36
West Craven 6 6 0 0 - 12
First Quarter
WC � Darious Abrams 47 pass from Alkeim Harley (kick blocked)
Second Quarter
NB � Mike Hughes 14 run (Hughes run for 2-point conversion good)
WC � Tyrone Brown 62 pass from Harley (2-point conversion failed)
Third Quarter
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NB � Hughes 1 run (Htoo kick)
Fourth Quarter
NB � Cody Purdie 2 run (Htoo kick)
NB � Hughes 10 run (Htoo kick)
First Downs 24 18
Rushes-Yards 34-172 35-37
Passing Yards 130 157
Comp-Att-Int 7-17-0 8-15-2
Fumbles-Lost 1-1 1-1
Penalties-Yards 9-90 9-60
Punts/Avg. 6-32.8 4-35.2
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Passing: New Bern � Mike Hughes 7-17-130 yards. West Craven � Alkeim Harley 8-15-157 yards (2 touchdowns, 2 interceptions), Darious Abrams 0-1-0. Rushing: New Bern � Cody Purdie 19-104 yards (TD), Hughes 15-67 (4 TDs), Leauntae Grimes 1-1, Craig Stokes 1-3. West Craven � Kenny McDaniel 1-19 yards, D. Abrams 6-18, Latrail Scott 4-8, Kylikke Green 1-7, Tyquail Raynor 4-6, Harley 19-(-21). Receiving: New Bern � Deauntae Grimes 3-75 yards, Theron Noble 3-50, Diondre Pool 1-5. West Craven � Tyrone Brown 1-62 yards (TD), D. Abrams 1-47 (TD), McDaniel 2-30, Danny Harvey 1-22, Green 1-1, Scott 1-(-1), James Choyce 1-(-4).
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tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-4815867514277794362.post3208985845909302714..comments2019-01-18T20:32:18.826+11:00Comments on Bronte Capital: Wachovia nextJohn Hemptonhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4815867514277794362.post-90920642874065324352008-09-28T11:16:00.000+10:002008-09-28T11:16:00.000+10:00I think it's a very mistaken idea to try to rely o...I think it's a very mistaken idea to try to rely on real analysis now. The fundamentals are disconnected from reality to a point where emotion and fear is king. I'm not saying Wachovia is the buy of the century, but as Baron Rothschild indicated that the best time to buy is when the blood is running in the streets, the blood is running in the streets. I think one of the largest beneficiaries in our new Union of American Socialists bailout is Wachovia. If they do a deal on their own before the package is released, the company goes out ala Bear Stearns. If they can hold their breath for a few more days, we've got a nice 100%+ return from here. Very little to do with Alt-A loans, Tier 1 assets, or reserve requirements- just pure email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4815867514277794362.post-83798004158599513362008-09-28T09:37:00.000+10:002008-09-28T09:37:00.000+10:00Dang shame -- Wachovia a year or two ago bought ou...Dang shame -- Wachovia a year or two ago bought out my parents' home town locally owned bank that had been there since the Revolutionary War (the first one, in the 1770s, not the one starting next week).

If the gov't was smart enough to sell the banks back to the people in the counties they serve, would that help?

I dunno. Wasn't it FDR who, when told there were 13000 banks in the country, replied that it was a damned shame there weren't 1300 email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4815867514277794362.post-18774525730814021262008-09-28T07:55:00.000+10:002008-09-28T07:55:00.000+10:00While this is a very sensitive topic, let me just ...While this is a very sensitive topic, let me just play devil's advocate here. You think that in a liquidation process, the senior certificate holders will be made whole on the basis of JP Morgan's marks. But you are forgetting an important point here.
The JP Morgan marks were simply based on a more conservative estimate of expected losses. However, the current market prices are way below almost everyone's estimate of losses. For eg: JP Morgan assumes that the Option ARM book losses are likely to be ~20%. However, if the FDIC had tried selling these loans in the market, the best bid would have been 50 cents on the dollar (or ~50% loss).
Being a participant in the mortgage capital markets, let me just say that if that portfolio were to be truly marked to market, even the FHLB advances would not be completely made whole. Now we can all argue that the current market values are just way too low but the fact remains that the senior debt holders would have been anyway completely wiped out in an actual liquidation. The one other option that FDIC prob. had was to wait and hope for better market prices as a consequence of the bailout plan. However, hope and wait is, in general, not a good email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4815867514277794362.post-54654005266253269932008-09-28T01:03:00.000+10:002008-09-28T01:03:00.000+10:00There are 4 banking regulators in the US. WaMu wa...There are 4 banking regulators in the US. WaMu was regulated by the OTS - lowest on the totem pole.

The FDIC is next lowest. My suspicion is that it's easier for the FDIC to take over a bank that is regulated by the OTS (or by the FDIC) than one regulated by the Fed or the OCC.

I also think the Fed is more likely to intervene to assist a bank that they, or the OCC, regulate.

Maybe that will help Wachovia where it didn't help firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4815867514277794362.post-59066424034286037682008-09-27T17:37:00.000+10:002008-09-27T17:37:00.000+10:00You shouldn't be so hard on yourself. As you said ...You shouldn't be so hard on yourself. As you said so yourself, making a speculative bet is a thing of percentages. It's not because you've come out at the wrong end of a bet that the bet was flawed. As long as what you stood to gain in case everything turned out ok was worth the speculation.

Perfect foresight is claimed by many, but I haven't seen it myself. Not playing the game prevents you from winning. It's the sizing of your bets, covering your ass and considering that you could be proven wrong that will earn you money.

In the long run, that is.marc.van.den.boschhttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4815867514277794362.post-79010416593744620482008-09-27T08:58:00.000+10:002008-09-27T08:58:00.000+10:00Hi John, what about Santander?Hi John, what about Santander?manchhttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4815867514277794362.post-17005367879591850512008-09-27T06:18:00.000+10:002008-09-27T06:18:00.000+10:00I can hear Wachovia's knees knocking together. The...I can hear Wachovia's knees knocking together. The FDIC definitely has her in their scope, and I'm sure we will see another big player, either an institution like JOM or a big investor like Buffett take her under their wings. Lets face it she has a great distribution arm, but unfortunately she jumped on the bandwagon with the rest of the banks and resorted to social thinking and loafed on her proper DD. The best outcome for Wachovia would be a White Knight in shining armor to sweep her off her feet. Almost sounds romantic. But as we know these deals are end with happy endings. I don't too much recall the Money Store, but it sounds a lot like a synonym for the FDIC, where printing money is there specialty. Have we also forgotten that the US is sitting on $6.9TRILLION in trade deficit. I haven't found the source as yet, but I'm interested in how much of GDP was contributed by the financials. I guess we can scratch them off the list as major contributors if they ever were in the past. Looking for news on Wach next week, as I'm sure we will hear an update very soon. Have a great weekend everyone!OilyGasMinerhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4815867514277794362.post-10677004869244540152008-09-27T03:24:00.000+10:002008-09-27T03:24:00.000+10:00I would think that the fact that the boss at WB is...I would think that the fact that the boss at WB is formerly of the Goldman gang that it might give them more time and better firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4815867514277794362.post-78036317547383846832008-09-27T01:16:00.000+10:002008-09-27T01:16:00.000+10:00The President and his men have done a scare job on...The President and his men have done a scare job on America and the sheeple are waking up to the fact that the financial system is unraveling. The gov't with Paulson and BB talking about the end of time is quickly creating the conditions for national bank run, the image of thousands of people waiting to get their money would quickly cause panic. WAMU was a high profile bank run waiting to happen within hours is my guess so the gov't used it firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4815867514277794362.post-39407491297023104062008-09-27T00:42:00.000+10:002008-09-27T00:42:00.000+10:00You make a good point about wiping out the debt-ho...You make a good point about wiping out the debt-holders.

The banking system needs to ATTRACT capital in, not scare it off.

The FDIC is patting itself on its back for its handling of this, which included stiffing those who provided capital (debt and equity holders) - meanwhile the Treasury Secretary is in Washington, literally on his knees, begging to bring capital firstname.lastname@example.com


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Official bowl speculation / "How tan will I get this Christmas?" thread
I'm not sure about a lot of this, but I thought that I'd start a thread to collect some news, speculation, and opinions.
Here's what's extremely likely: we'll play an SEC team in either the Outback Bowl or Gator Bowl. With Nebraska losing, we're ineligible for the Capital One Bowl, since we have two fewer wins than Nebraska. So either Nebraska or Northwestern will go to the Capital One.
Then the Outback Bowl picks. They'll choose between Michigan and whichever of Nebraska and Northwestern doesn't go to the Capital One Bowl. If the Capital One picks Northwestern, the Outback has to pick Nebraska. Then the Gator Bowl chooses, and they'll almost certainly pick whichever of the three is left.
Long story short: we're going to either the Outback (Tampa, Jan 1, vs. SEC #3/4) or Gator (Jacksonville, Jan 1, vs. SEC #6).
That means that we're playing an SEC team. If you believe some reporting out there by the Atlanta Journal Constitution and Shreveport Times (links below), the SEC bowl picture seems to be clarifying. It sounds like the Capital One will probably take Texas A&M (maybe for an old Big 12 battle vs. Nebraska). They probably also like that they'll get the likely Heisman winner.
The Shreveport Times then says this:
The Outback Bowl in Tampa, Fla., is next, and it is strongly in favor of taking No. 10 South Carolina (10-2). A logical place for the Gamecocks could be the Chick-fil-A Bowl, but that bowl is locked into No. 14 Clemson (10-2) as an opponent. And the SEC does not want a South Carolina-Clemson rematch after those two just played on Nov. 24.
Most projections I've seen have Mississippi State in the Gator Bowl.
So if you believe what's above and that the Big Ten is more unsettled than the SEC, we're most likely looking at South Carolina in the Outback Bowl or Mississippi State in the Gator Bowl.
Worth noting ----- It's very possible that all of this is wrong or premature.


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The next Ubuntu release codenamed "Jaunty Jackalope" won't arrive until April of next year, but some people are already creating mock-ups of its desktop theme. Though there is no plan of a theme redesign for this next version, I know some of you, especially those who are disappointed with the Intrepid Ibex theme, are still hoping to see a completely refurbished Ubuntu look. So here are a few Ubuntu 9.04 "Jaunty Jackalope" mock-up designs that are showing up this early:
This one is created by Jose Javier Espinoza:
This one is created by Jose Javier Espinoza:
The following two themes are created by Cheke:
I know that they are not as polished as this famous mock-up of Intrepid Ibex...
...but until Ubuntu can come up with a killer theme, expect to see more user-submitted mock-up designs for your viewing pleasure.


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From The Files Of March 15, 1990 '90 In a surprise announcement Monday, it was disclosed that the McConnellsburg IGA Foodliner was sold last week to Riverside
Supermarkets of Dubois. The new owners will take over operation of the Penn's Village Supermarket on March 19. The supermarket will be completely remodelled and a larger variety of merchandise and food products will be added.
Kenneth "Lee" Glazier was presented the Soil Conservation District's 1989 Conservation Farmer Award at the Fulton County Tri-Ag banquet held at the Mc- Connellsburg Firehall on March 8.
Everyone is talking about the weather and the unseasonably high temperatures recorded for this time of the year. They were in the high 80s by the beginning of the week.
Northern Bedford girls outscored McConnellsburg 21-11 in the fourth quarter to defeat McConnellsburg 59- 54 in the District 5 title game at Everett last Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Barnett of Hustontown are proud to announce the engagement of their daughter, Teressa Barnett, to Gregory Bard, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Swope of Harrisonville and Dallas Bard of Everett.
Cindy Mellott of Warfordsburg and Perry Mellott of Needmore are proud to announce the engagement of their daughter, Stacy Mellott, to Chris Munson, son of Charles Munson and Mary Gardner.
Births at the Medical Center: a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Jamie Perry of Chambersburg on March 2; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Trevor Deshong of McConnellsburg on March 5; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Black of Waterfall on March 7; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Mark Fleck of Three Springs on March 8.
Deaths: Eli Bookheimer, infant son of Marvin and Vicki Souders Bookheimer; Clifford Rotz, 46, Suisun Valley, Calif.; Harry Parks, 27, Shippensburg; Dearl Smalley Sr., 78, Chambersburg.
Marriage licenses: Michael Blumenthal, Mc- Connellsburg, and Terri McGarvey, McConnellsburg; Richard Harper, Hancock, and Stephanie Barnhart, Warfordsburg; Travis Fogal, Needmore, and Deneen Fagley, Harrisonville; Clinton Garland, Warfordsburg, and Tammy Trail, Needmore; Craig Starr, Three Springs, and Colleen Glunt, Burnt Cabins.
30 Years Ago
From The Files Of March 13, 1980 '80 Marvin DeShong, a charter member of Hustontown Fire Co., was honored Saturday as the HAFCO "Fireman of the Year" at the
12th annual banquet at the firehall.
Rev. Lonnie Clark, pastor of the Asbury United Methodist charge at Harrisonville, and his wife were awakened from sleep in the middle of the night on Monday by a pounding on the parsonage door, to find a distraught husband seeking help for his wife who had started delivery of their child while on the way to the Medical Center. They found Mrs. Debra D. Halterman of Everett, the sooner than expected mother-to-be, on the front seat of her husband's van, in the critical stages of delivery. While a telephone call was made for an ambulance, Rev. Clark's wife, Sally, who is a registered nurse, helped with the delivery through the open door of the van while the patient's husband sat in the driver's seat holding his wife, with her head on his lap. When the ambulance arrived at 3:50 a.m., corpsmen Ellis Yingling and Ken Peck assisted Mrs. Clark in the final stages, and the mother and baby were transferred to the warmth of the ambulance from the 34-degree temperature of the cold night and taken to the Medical Center.
A Fulton County man, Freddie Hendershot, 27, of Hagerstown was killed instantly in an accident on Interstate 70 on Tuesday. The fatal accident occurred one mile east of the Route 68 exit at Clear Spring, Md. Hendershot was travelling east in a westbound lane on the highway and drove head on into a westbound tractor trailer rig.
Since featuring the story of Nellie Covalt in last week's issue, Mrs. Orintha A. Norris Schafer of Hancock, contacted the "News" to say that her aunt, Harriet Metz of League City, Texas, celebrated her 100th birthday on March 8. Ms. Metz was reared on a farm in Buck Valley, and she also is a member of the church in the valley, then the Christian Church, but now the United Church of Christ, so they probably knew each other as girls.
The St. Paul Lutheran Church of McConnellsburg was the setting for the wedding of Carol Lynette Hawkins and Robert Charles Shimer on February 26. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hawkins of Hustontown. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Shimer of McConnellsburg.
Specials at the IGA: sirloin tip roast, $1.99 lb.; Velvetta cheese, $2.59, 2 lbs.; Scot towels, 59 cents big roll; Crisco shortening, $2.09, 3 lb.
Births at the Medical Center: a son to Mr. and Mrs. William Wood of Fannettsburg on March 3; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Edward Keefer of McConellsburg on March 3; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Seville of McConnellsburg on March 4; son to Mr. and Mrs. Norman Mellott of Mc- Connellsburg on March 6.
Deaths: James W. McCarty, Hancock; Elizabeth J. Deshong, Big Cove Tannery; Mrs. Etta Everhart, Mc- Connellsburg; Myrtle Fix, Chambersburg; Glen Duvall, Mount Union; George A. Caldwell Sr., Hancock; Raymond E. Keefer, Big Cove Tannery; Carl A. Locke, State College.
40 Years Ago
From The Files Of March 26, 1970 '70 More than 4,000 members of Amalgamated Clothing Workers marched through Chambersburg last Thursday in protest
against low-priced clothing imports. Nine busloads of women from the Sagner plant in Mc- Connellsburg were among those who joined the march after the management closed down all operations at the local plant in sympathy with the demonstration.
The appointment of Robert C. Snyder of Snyder Insurance Agency of McConnellsburg as chairman of the Fulton County Chapter of the National Federation of Independent Businesses has been announced by W.E. Stine, district manager.
Mrs. Emma Lodge Gordon, county treasurer, is recuperating at her home following surgery at the Hagerstown Hospital on Friday for the removal of growths from her vocal cords. She will not be able to use her voice for the next week.
The Great Cove Golf and Recreation Club will officially open the season on April 1 when the clubhouse facilities will be put into use. Membership now stands at 105 paid members, 41 of which were initiated as new members.
Miss Susan Elaine Frehn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Frehn of Orbisonia, became the bride of Paul D. Schmidt, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Schmidt, of Oxon Hill, Md., on February 14 in Walnut Grove Church of God, near Maddensville.
Deaths: C. Wilbert Mann, McConnellsburg; Earl Sipes, Harrisonville; Howard Peck, McConnellsburg; Mrs. Bessie Maude Strait, Waterfall; Raymond Plessinger, Warfordsburg; Mary C. Osbaugh, Chambersburg; Alvie Keeer, York Springs.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Garland will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary on April 3.
Births at the Medical Center: a son to Mr. and Mrs. Ray Swadley of Needmore on March 15; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Cloyd Bathavic of Broad Top on March 16; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Lanny Hann of Harrisonville on March 18; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Allen Hockenberry of Doylesburg on March 18; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. David Thomas of Hustontown on March 20.
St. Paul Lutheran Church of McConnellsburg was the setting for the recent wedding of Sharon Louise Hawbaker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Hawbaker, and Roy Lorentz Seiders, son of Clifford Seiders, all of McConnellsburg.
50 Years Ago
From The Files Of March 31, 1960 '60 The 1960 Census of Population, the nation's 18th decennial nose count, will get under way on April 1. Seven Census takers will
start a house-to-house canvass covering Fulton County to pick up advance report forms and household questionnaires.
R. Samuel Dillon Jr. of Hancock announces the sale of the 5,200-acre Dillon Orchards to the Davis-Eadington Interests of California for $2 million.
Mrs. Betty Mellott of Needmore was not injured in an accident on Tuesday while driving north on Route 522 when her car came over a rise in the road and ran into logs being rolled over the road at Lynch's Sawmill, six miles south of tow.
Johnnie's Motel and Diner in McConnellsburg, owned and operated by John B. Stenger, will be sold on Friday to Earl Alloway, formerly of Hustontown, who currently operates a Gulf Station in Greencastle. He will take over the motel and diner on June 1.
A marriage license was issued at the local courthouse to Charles Edgar Snyder of Mercersburg and Carolyn Jean Benedict of Lemasters.
A charger was approved in court for the Tonoloway Primitive Baptist Cemetery Association.
Registration figures for the April 26 primary election show a total of 4,835 registered voters in the county, of these 2,741 are Democrats, 2,065 Republican and 29 nonpartisan. For the November 3, 1959, municipal Eelection there were 4,866 voters registered.
The Report of Condition of The First National Bank of McConnellsburg shows total assets of $3,250,134.49 as of March 30, 1960, and assets of The Fulton County National Bank totalled $5,116,908.76.
United Telephone Co. advertises "An extension phone in your barn costs less than 4 cents a day."
Births at the Medical Center: a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Lester Neuder of Waterfall on March 26; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Miller, McConnellsburg, on March 27.
Coy Spade of Needmore underwent an appendectomy at the Medical Center last week.
The Leroy Swope family has moved from Belfast Township to Spring Run.
Penn Mar Grocery lists coffee, 49 cents lb.; longhorn cheese, 49 cents lb.; and 10 16-oz. cans of pork and beans for $1 in this week's grocery ad.
Death: Mrs. Ida Seaffer of Blain, Perry County, formerly of McConnellsburg; Frank V. Niedfeldt, Washington, D.C., formerly of Buck Valley.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Johnston celebrated their golden wedding anniversary on March 23.
McConnellsburg Explorer Post was winner of the Tuscarora District of the Mason Dixon Council's bowling tournament on Saturday with a score of 2,275. Allen Kies of McConnellsburg took the high individual game award with a total of 204 and the high triple with 494.
60 Years Ago
From The Files Of March 30, 1950 '50 James L. Gatins of Fort Littleton has announced his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for congressman in the House of
Representatives from the 17th District.
Clarence Snyder, 42, of Hustontown, was killed almost instantly early Saturday morning in a wreck on the Pennsylvania Turnpike near Carlisle when he apparently fell asleep at the wheel and his truck ran off the road, struck the guardrails and an abutment and turned over. Injured in the accident were his two sons, Calvin, 20, who suffered chest injuries, and Edward, 25, who suffered a possible skull fracture, and a neighbor, Norman Kough, 52, who suffered leg injuries.
Paul Sipes and Jack Tolbert both received head injuries on Monday evening when Sipes' stationwagon was demolished when struck by a passing motorist as he was pulling onto the highway from the driveway of his home about a mile east of McConnellsburg. Both men were taken to Chambersburg Hospital.
John J.Kelso of McConnellsburg graduated with honors on Sunday from the Pittsburgh School of Mortuary Science.
Births: a son to Mr. and Mrs. Willard Houck of Hustontown on March 5; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Crouse of Big Cove Tannery on March 27; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Swope of Needmore on March 27; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Milford Hann of McConnellsburg on March 21.
Reuben Mellott Jr. and Elizabeth Ruth Ault were married on Saturday.
Miss Ellen Lee Welsh has been admitted to the national honorary biology fraternity, Beta Beta Beta, at Gettysburg College.
Earl Alloway has been elected commander of the local VFW.
70 Years Ago
From The Files Of March 28, 1940 '40 Deaths: Alfred Guy Strait of Hustontown; Mrs. Samuel Mellott of Ayr Township; Frank Smith of Big Cove Tannery; Joseph C. Barnett
of near Waterfall; James R. Sharpe of Bethel Township; Mrs. Florence E. Reeder of Mc- Connellsburg.
Fire of undetermined origin on Monday destroyed a two-story frame combination garage and apartment building opposite the Vance Inn in Fort Loudon and owned by Mrs. George Vance. One of the apartments was occupied by Mr. and Mrs. James I. Page, the other by Mr. and Mrs. Harold McKinnon and their two children. Firemen from McConnellsburg and Mercersburg were called, but the fire had too much of a head start to save any of the building. Nothing was saved in the Page apartment, where the fire started, but the McKinnons were able to save some personal belongings and some furniture.
"Uncle Cy Hits a New High" will be presented at the Fort Littleton Junior High School on March 30. Taking part will be Dorothy Hoffman, Vivian Reese, Ann Steele, Beulah Stinson, Pauline Cornelius, Dale Fraker, Willard Fegley, Hilda Miller and Roy Park. John Cline is the publicity manager and Fred Martz the stage manager.
More than 20 children turned out for the Lions Club's Easter egg hunt last Thursday. The grand prize, a large white rabbit, was awarded to the little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Max Glee of McConnellsburg.
Frank D. Shimer of Harrisburg has been named head of the State Bureau of Motor Vehicles. He is a son of the late Edward D. Shimer, who was editor of the Fulton Republican many years ago.
On March 23, Stull Baldwin of Burnt Cabins, driving south from Orbisonia, was forced off the road by an unknown car. Stull received cuts about the face and head and a severe shoulder injury. He was treated at Everett Hospital.
Marriage licenses have been issued to Herbert B. Duval of Wells Tannery and Frances C. William of Hopewell and to Roger H. Shoop of Hagerstown and Muriel Carbaugh of Mercersburg.
A McConnellsburg man was acquitted by an all male jury on Friday night of murder in the death of state policeman Frederick J. Sutton, but still faces charges of illegally carrying the gun, which he carried for protection from dogs and was defective and accidentally discharged when the police officer grasped his arm. The jury deliberated four hours before reaching its verdict after hearing an hour-and-fifteen-minute charge from Judge W. Sheely.
Roy Gordon, a member of the local fire company, which answered a call Sunday evening to extinguish a chimney fire at the home of Morrow Kirk, sustained painful injuries when a ladder he was climbing slipped. He stayed with the ladder until about 15 feet from the ground when he jumped, landing on both feet. Taken to Waynesboro Hospital, X-rays revealed that the heel bones in both feet were fractured.
Rinehart R. Hess and Grace L. Hill were married March 20.
State police officer M.J. Walsh has been transferred from McConnellsburg to Bedford. Paul Ruda of Bedford will come here.
Nancy, little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alvey Souders, was admitted to Chambersburg Hospital on Saturday evening.
80 Years Ago
From the Files Of March 27, 1930 '30 Deaths: Mrs. Mary Steckman of Union Township; David
Fay, little son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Garland; Andrew J. Steckman of Bedford County; Mrs. Simon Claybaugh of LeMars, Iowa and Mrs. E.A. Claybaugh of Armour, S.D., sisters in-law who died within a space of 24 hours; Mrs. Margaret Baxter of Los Angeles, Calif.
The Bruce Paylor family will move on Tuesday to the Jacob Motter place at Thomastown, which they recently purchased.
A son was born on February 28 to Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Kerlin of Todd Township.
Thurman Nesbitt has been considerably afflicted, suffering from a bealed head over the right eye. A short time ago, he had been bealing over the left eye.
The funeral of Mrs. Martha Miller was largely attended at Fairview on Monday afternoon.
From the Northcraft writer come these items: "The Barnes Gap Transportation Company has improved its passenger service by adding a new bus station at what is known as the Town House and the West side Transit Company has contracted to haul the products of the Trough Hol- low Lumber and Broom Co."
The following Methodist ministers have been returned to Fulton County for another year: Rev. Cummings, Burnt Cabins; Rev. Parker H. Heller, Hustontown; Rev. J.H. Gilbert, Needmore; Rev. O. Williams, Breezewood; Rev. J. Beale Meloy, Mc- Connellsburg.
Harvey Naugle of Burnt Cabins was here this week to see the twin babies that came to his home a few weeks ago.
Death: J.E. Welch of Burnt Cabins.
Mr. and Mrs. Mack Keyser of Mercersburg announce the birth of their first child, a daughter, named Betty Jane.
Mr. and Mrs. Cloyd Gress and son, Bernard, attended the wedding dinner given by Mr. and Mrs. E.B. Cline in Huntingdon on Sunday in honor of their daughter and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Finney Jaymes.


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Longest-Lived Revolvers
Which are the longet-lived revolvers? I don't necessarily mean "big" or "heavy" - within any given size, which revolvers would keep shooting longer without gunsmith's help? That would be a strong design produced well.
I'd like to have a Colt Detective Special, for instance, but from what I just learned on TFL, I'll have to be careful with timing issues. That's not a big deal to me, since I don't shoot as much as I used to, but it did set me to wondering which revolvers might last longest while actually shooting with them. My sense is that Ruger revolvers are pretty long-lived. (They'd better be. If I can't get fire control parts, any glitch would have to go back to the factory - a big inconvenience.)
So, which are the longest-lasting small-frame revolvers? Mid-frame? Large-frame? This isn't about just Smith and Ruger, though - maybe Charter or Taurus has hidden strengths, as long as I might plan to put thousands of rounds through it.
Which ones are lifetime shooters?
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Freedom Arms, IMHO, would be about the only one.
And that, only because they are so expensive.
That discourages the "stupid" factor that's responsible for most damage.
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I have three Colt new service revolvers, one made in 1905, one made in 1923, and one made in 1925. I shoot all of them and have had no problems with any of them. I also have an early S&W 1917 that a previous owner saw fit to convert to .45 colt. That one is still going strong too.
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I think a Blackhawk would go on and on, assuming the transfer bar held up. Freedom Arms as well, not because they costs so much or are so well made, but because single actions last a long time.
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There is an assertion that comes up with surprising frequency, particularly in the internet age where everyone is an expert: the Colt Python (and all other Colt revolvers) are "delicate", "go out of time easily", or "not as strong/durable as a S&W.
Let's start with the construction: a Colt revolver, for any given frame size, is as strong as any gun with that frame size. Their metallurgy is absolutely the best, and their forged construction is of superior quality. They are superbly made, and their longevity is a testimony to that fact. You are never compromising when you choose a Colt!
How about the charge of "delicate" or "goes out of time easily"? In my work, I see a lot of Colts; I shoot them extensively myself. With proper maintenance, I've seen no tendency for any Colt to go out of time. Yet, the rumors persist!
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Longest lived revolver.
That depends on what and how you're going to shoot.
Shooting standard pressure 38 sp in an S&W mid frame (19) or N frame (27) you're not going to wear it out.
That's the same for Rugers. Shooting 357's in the same guns will shorten the life span of a gun. But the amount that it shortens the span is meaningless. A steady diet of light weight (125 GR) magnums will have more of an effect.
Your statement on Colt Detective specials, the only thing I would be concerned about is used guns that have been abused and a good gunsmith can answer that.
Charter arms, the newer manufactured guns are well built and make a good carry gun but not one I would consider range guns capable massive number of rounds. I own two and have nothing but good things to say.
Taurus, well my only comment to that is select the "search" at the top of the TFL page and type in "Taurus" and look at the comments both positive and negative. Many Taurus's (not all) should have a round trip ticket to the manufacture for repair issues.
Which revolvers would keep shooting longer without gunsmith's help?
That totally depends on the gun. I have a friend with a Hi point that has been shooting for several years and has several thousand rounds with never a failure. Another has a Ruger that had minor but frustrating problems that Ruger fixed the first time.
Which would I have? I would take the Ruger over 10 Hi points.
But that's just my opinion.
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The only parts that have to be fitted are ,trigger,hammer & cyl .
Anything else is available thru Ruger & some aftermarket suppliers.
Now as far as history goes I feel the Icon of 2 centrys is the prewar m&p S&W AKA model 10 has proven it`s worth !!
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In the single action world.....Freedom Arms / they're overbuilt to the point of absolutely rugged...and amazing pieces of craftmanship.
In the double action world ...its Colt and S&W...and its hard to pick one over the other in my view. There are pluses and minuses to each ...but either one will last for many generations. I think Ruger is a distant 3rd ...but still a solid gun....then there are the rest ( a very, very distant 4th ...or more...)..
in my opinion ....of course / and to some extent, longevity will depend on the round that is fired in the weapon ...and how the owner treats the gun. There are a few of my buddies I'd buy a used gun from in a heartbeat....and some that I would never buy a used gun from ( they aren't bad guys - but some of them take care of their guns ..and some of them abuse the daylights out of them)..
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Here are some comments on the Colt's D-frame innards: http://thefiringline.com/forums/show...09#post5345409
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This old Colt was born in 1926 and still shoots just fine.
... and is one of my favorite carry guns.
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Grant Cunningham makes his living off repairing Colts. So much so, that he has to turn down work and is booked years in advance. Does that tell you that there are a lot of Colts that need "maintenance," as he calls it? I think Colts are artistically beautiful, but not the workhorses that S&W's , and particularly, Rugers are. Buy a Ruger and get an action job. I cock my guns very slowly, and do a slow double action pull, also, for a fine let off. Colts, after firing a lot, just do NOT lock up when they are supposed to after prolonged use. I do not like the idea of a revolver going off before the cylinder is locked in place, and not all shots can be fast double action pulls to THROW the cylinder notch into the bolt.
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Back when 2700 was more popular and revolvers were THE guns, the Colt Officer's Model and S&W K frames were the most used. A lot depends on type of use, light target loads are easier on a revolver than heavy service/combat/hunting loads. Likewise lead bullets are easier on the bore. How about Dan Wessons, they were quite popular with metallic silhouette shooters.
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My father has gold rush era pocket Dragoon that we still shoot on special occasions. It cool to shoot a firearm that is about 160 years old.
As far as I know it has never seen a smith.
Shot placement is everything! I would rather take a round of 50BMG to the foot than a 22short to the base of the skull.
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Manurhin would certainly be in contention, although they are not exactly common in the US.
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This is a 1931 Colt OP in 32/20. shot a 1 5/8" six shot group using 115 gr gas check bullet with a substantial amount of 1680. Plain base with mild titegroup loads go abour 2". Had to do some work on the bold and clean out the sludge, but after that all is well...did the same with my Colt Marshall and it shoots well too (1955).
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I would like to live long enough to just once, shoot a gun, any gun, enough to worry about wearing it out.
I would brag about it.
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When I think of a revolver that would likely out last me and everything I could throw at it that gun would be a RUGER GP-100, and I don't even own one currently, I have owned 2 of them over the years and shot the living daylights out of em with full tilt magnum loads without a hiccup, they are a shooters gun
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Nothing anyone else - S&W, Ruger or Colt- made stood up to the pounding like the Dans.
That would have been the Monson era Dan. I don't know how robust the newer ones are.
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I would say any of the steel frame snubs will attain a high round count, guns like the 686, GP100 and Dan Wesson 15 do well. Then smaller caliber guns in bigger frames such as the model 17, 27, 22 cal Diamondback, etc, are technically large for the caliber and task at hand. For 44 magnum, the Redhawk seems to be the most durable, but I prefer the aesthetics of a S&W, and all the rest that comes with a S&W.
All in all, it depends on how smart the owner is in a lot of these cases. There is also an element of luck here because all of these factories have made lemons. Being a handloader and then making loads higher than spec will not help and a lack of maintenance will not help either. Because of the variables, most of this thread will be opinions, but some very basic things can be agreed upon by all.
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If "longest-lived" means durability, I don't think production year is the relevant criteria. I put nearly 20k rounds through my 6 year old 686 this year alone, and my best guess is it's shot around 70k rounds to date, yet my 686 is holding up fine, and likely has multiples of 70k left in it. I'd bet the great majority of older blued revolvers have seen a very small fraction of this.
As far as DA revolver durability, my bet would be on the Manurhin, with Rugers and S&Ws honorable mentions. In SA revos, Freedom Arms likely takes it, with Ruger making a fine showing.
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I've seen a very odd situation involving a Dan Wesson in .44 Magnum.
The owner found he could no longer get the barrel shroud off.
The barrel had bulged in several places locking it into the shroud , which had matching bulges.
How this happened I don't know, only saw for a moment it while a gunshop owner was examing it.
Could have been excessive pressure handloads.
To remove the barrel for replacement they would have to cut away the barrel shroud.
As to most durable I'd also recommend the S&W revolvers.
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IMO any of the current production guns out there with maybe the exception of the FA's could use a tune up straight from the factory. Even the venerable Blackhawks will last much longer with some polishing, just ask the CAS shooters.
Aside from that there are guns that are better than others but at the same time they are all subject to failure in componets, materials and workmanship. Whoever's out there spewing Ruger's are a distant 3rd in the durability department needs to do some major soul searching and stop being such a fan boy. There is nothing inherantly more durable with the S&W and Colt designs and in many cases they are less so. You may beleive they are better but better is a very broad term subject to many parameters. Durability is just one of those. But neither of those is anymore durable than a Ruger. For heavy loads or lot's of shooting I'll take a Ruger over a Colt anyday and over a S&W most days.
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I saw something similar with a Dan Wesson, in that instance the owner had changed barrels, then fired it-with the old style detachable barrel changing nut still in place. That's why they went to the larger one piece tool.
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