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Valpo Wraps Up Regular Season Against Southern Utah with Mid-Con Tournament Berth on the Line
Thursday, May 17, 2007Valparaiso (17-32, 6-10 Mid-Con)
Games #50-53 vs. Southern Utah (11-41, 6-10 Mid-Con)
Fri., May 18, 3 p.m. CDT - Emory G. Bauer Field
Sat., May 19, 12 p.m. CDT (DH) - Emory G. Bauer Field
Sun., May 20, 9:30 a.m. CDT - Emory G. Bauer Field
This Weekend in Crusader Baseball: Valparaiso wraps up the 2007 regular season at Emory G. Bauer Field this weekend with a key Mid-Continent Conference four-game series against Southern Utah. Both schools are currently among a three-way tie for third place in the league standings, with the top four teams qualifying for next week's Mid-Con Tournament.
On the Air: Friday's single game and Saturday's doubleheader can be heard live on WVUR (95.1-FM, Valparaiso) and online at www.valpo.edu/athletics. Sunday's season finale can be heard live online at www.sportsjuice.com.
Pitching Rotation: Valparaiso will send left-hander Nick Mazzone (3-6, 3.57 ERA) to the mound in the series opener on Friday against Southern Utah's right-hander Mac Nelson (2-8, 7.00). In Saturday's twinbill, the opener will feature a pair of righties, with the Crusaders' Harvey Yergin (4-6, 4.77) facing Dustin Wittwer (1-6, 7.45). The nightcap will be a battle of southpaws as Matt Evans (2-2, 2.64) takes to the hill for the Brown and Gold opposite of the Thunderbirds' Alec Reichle (3-2, 2.93). Valpo is still undecided on Sunday's starter in the season finale while Southern Utah will counter with Derek Job (0-9, 9.21).
Wrapping Up This Week's Action: The Crusaders were rained out on Tuesday afternoon when Indiana came to town. The game was just two batters old when the tarp was put on the field and severe storms and heavy rain prevented the game from resuming. On Wednesday, Purdue jumped out to a 3-0 lead and banged out 14 hits on the way to a 7-2 victory over Valpo in the non-conference finale for the Crusaders. Ryan Manthei homered for the Brown and Gold and scored twice while Brian Rzepka drove home the other run.
Scouting Southern Utah: The Thunderbirds enter the weekend set having dropped five of their last six games overall following a 9-5 loss at UNLV on Tuesday evening. Southern Utah is just 4-31 on the road in 2007. Bucky Aona leads the team and is sixth in the Mid-Con hitting .341 on the year. Cameron Nelson is hitting at a .326 with a team-leading seven homers and 30 runs batted in. As a team, Southern Utah is hitting .271 while the pitching staff has a 7.95 earned run average.
Arensdorff Sets Mid-Con and School's Hit Record: With his infield single on May 1 against Butler, Michael Arensdorff broke both Valparaiso's and the Mid-Continent Conference's career hits record with his 252nd base hit wearing the Brown and Gold. Arensdorff passed Mark Pedersen (1999-2002) for the top spot on both charts. He now has 265 for his career.
Yergin Sets Valpo's Innings Pitched Record: Harvey Yergin's complete game victory against Western Illinois gave the senior 294.2 innings over his four-year career, passing Tim Holmes for Valpo's career leader in that category. Yergin tossed another 5.2 innings last week against Oakland, surpassing the 300 inning mark with 300.1 all-time.
Arensdorff Closing in on Runs Record as Well: Michael Arensdorff has crossed the plate 35 times already this season, giving him 150 runs scored in his career, passing Rob Hadrick for second all-time. The school record is 158 set by Mark Pedersen.
Arensdorff Earns Academic All-District Honors: Fifth-year senior Michael Arensdorff has been named to the Academic All-District V First Team by ESPN The Magazine and voted on by CoSIDA. Arensdorff has a 3.47 grade point average majoring in elementary education.
Arensdorff Hangs Around in Mid-Con Batting Race: Michael Arensdorff's .343 batting average on the year ranks fifth in the Mid-Continent Conference this season. The fifth-year senior trails league leader Andrew Stafford, who is hitting .360, among others, heading into the final weekend of the regular season.
Senior Day Set for Saturday against Southern Utah: Valparaiso will honor its 2007 senior class on Saturday afternoon as part of Senior Day activities against Southern Utah. Nick Mazzone, Brian Rzepka, Jeff Rickert, Ryan Manthei, Colin Reynolds, Josh Piazza, Michael Arensdorff, and Harvey Yergin will all be taking part in their final regular season games this weekend wearing the Brown and Gold.
Valpo Protects Late Leads: When the Crusaders have taken a lead into the late innings, they have made them stand up. Valpo is 14-1 when leading after six innings this season and a perfect 9-0 when leading after seven or eight frames.
Cawiezell Turns into Valpo's Stopper: Dallas Cawiezell has eight career saves, tied for fourth most in a Brown and Gold uniform during an individual career with Chip Pettit. He has five this year, tied for third in the Mid-Con.
Mazzone Among Mid-Con's Best: Nick Mazzone is fifth in the Mid-Continent Conference this season with a 3.57 earned run average. The Crusader senior also leads Valpo's pitching staff allowing opponents to hit just .247 against him on the season, also fourth best in the Mid-Con.
Brunelli Likes Mid-Con Pitching: Jason Brunelli has enjoyed hitting against conference foes this season, posting a .390 batting average against the Mid-Con. In addition to three homers, the redshirt-junior has added a .510 on base average and a .610 slugging percentage in 13 league games.
Rzepka Holds Team's RBI Lead: Brian Rzepka's 29 runs batted in on the season lead the Valpo attack. Twice the senior has driven in four runs in a contest on his way to seven multi-RBI games this season.
Yergin Cracks Top-10 in Strikeouts: With his two strikeouts at Oakland, Harvey Yergin now has 180 for his career, matching Sean Galiher for ninth place all-time in a Brown and Gold uniform. Yergin is six Ks away from tying Chip Pettit for eighth place on the career list.
Arensdorff Third in Career Doubles: Michael Arensdorff is also moving up Valpo's career two-bagger list with 55 career doubles. The fifth-year senior already has 15 doubles this season to lead the team and the Mid-Con in that category. His next double will tie him with Mark Pedersen for second all-time with 56 career doubles and Arensdorff is three two-baggers shy of Marc Boggio's career mark of 58.
Rzepka Starts Regularly: Brian Rzepka has started 45 games this season for the Crusaders, giving him 201 starting assignments in four years.
Mid-Con Tournament Draws Near: With just one weekend (four games) remaining in the regular season, Valparaiso is looking to secure a spot in the Mid-Continent Conference Tournament for the first time since 2003. Currently the Crusaders are in three-way tie for third place in the league standings, with the top for teams qualifying for Macomb, Ill. May 24-26. Valpo will need to win at least two games against Southern Utah this weekend to extend its season.
Win at Oral Roberts First Ever: With Valpo's win at Oral Roberts, the Crusaders won for the first time ever in Tulsa, Okla. The Brown and Gold also ended the Golden Eagles' 40-game home conference winning streak dating back to the 2002 campaign, and beat Oral Roberts for the first time as a team since 2003.
Rickert Named Mid-Con Player of the Week: Fifth-year senior Jeff Rickert was named the Mid-Continent Conference Player of the Week on April 16 after hitting safely in four of five games. The Crusader infielder hit .500 while drawing seven walks (.672 on base percentage) and scoring six runs in games against Indiana State and North Dakota State.
Valpo Picked Sixth in Preseason Poll: The Crusaders were selected to finish in sixth place in the Mid-Continent Conference preseason poll conducted of the league's head coaches. Oral Roberts was picked to win the league crown followed by Western Illinois and Oakland. Southern Utah was tabbed fourth and Centenary fifth.
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ACCIDENT — Northern used four consecutive single-run innings to start the game in coming out with a 4-3 win over Keyser in a finely-pitched contest by Northern's Jerad Fike and Keyser's Timmy Shaffer Monday at Northern.
The Huskies' Fike gave up five hits in getting the win, one being an infield hit, striking out four and walking just one. The Golden Tornado's Shaffer worked the first five innings, giving up three hits, walking five and hitting a batter. He forced the Huskies to strand eight runners in the second, third and fourth innings.
Fike had an RBI single in the first inning for the Huskies, while Aaron Broadwater had an RBI single in the fourth.
Cody Eversole had two singles for Keyser. Logan Robinette and Vinny Cuthbertson both had RBI singles.
Northern (4-3 overall, 3-1 Appalachian Mountain Athletic Conference) will play at Frankfort today at 4:30 p.m. Keyser (0-8, 0-5) will play Wednesday at Frankfort.
Northern and Keyser played to a six-inning 6-6 tie in the junior varsity game.
Meshach Metz doubled and singled twice for Northern. Clark Morin had two singles and an RBI, Tyler McClintock three singles and an RBI and Ben Beeman a two-run double. T. Smith had a two-run double and a single for Keyser, Whitacre an RBI single and Horner a double.
Northern (3-0-1) will play Wednesday, 4:30 p.m., at Mountain Ridge.
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FRANKLIN, W.Va. — Pendleton County had a 10-run second and banged out 20 hits for the game in defeating Union Monday in five innings at Pendleton County.
Winning pitcher Callum McGrath had three singles and two runs batted in for Pendleton, while Kim Heavner doubled and tripled to knock in a run and Jesse Lambert doubled twice. Andrew Thompson doubled and singled to knock in three runs.
Travis Murphy had Union's only hit, a single, in the Tigers' two-run fifth.
McGrath worked four innings and did not give up a hit, striking out four and walking two before giving way to Dylan Wimer for the fifth.
Pendleton County (5-4 overall, 4-0 PVC) will play today, 5 p.m., at Pocahontas County. Union visits East Hardy today.
Calvary 20
Shalom 7
CHAMBERSBURG, Pa. — Calvary Christian Academy broke open a three-run game with seven runs in the third inning and then put the game away with eight more in the fifth to defeat Shalom on Monday afternoon.
The victory keeps the Eagles undefeated at 3-0 going into today's 4:30 p.m. home-opener against Broadfording Christian Academy at the Hot Stove Complex's Hamilton Field.
The Eagles outhit Shalom 16-10. Mark Capper was the leading hitter with two doubles, a single and he scored twice. Justin Swogger also scored twice while hitting a double and a triple. Levi Hartsock had two singles and scored three times.
The Eagles led 4-1 and 5-2 after the first two innings. It was 12-4 after three and 12-5 going to the sixth before Calvary put it out of reach with its eight runs to take a 20-5 lead. Shalom managed only two runs in the bottom of the inning.
Gavin Hart had eight strikeouts and three walks, giving up 10 hits in picking up the complete-game victory.
Calvary is 2-0 in the Mason-Dixon Christian Conference.
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Paw Paw 6 0
HYNDMAN, Pa. — Hope for Hyndman Charter School combined for 35 runs in sweeping a doubleheader from Paw Paw Monday at Hope for Hyndman.
In the opener, Micah Stair had three hits and four runs batted in for the Hornets, while Jack Leydig doubled and singled to knock in two runs. Daniel Wisnewski hit a home run and Brad Torbet knocked in three runs.
Paw Paw's Powell had two hits.
In the second game, M.J. Messenger had four hits and knocked in three runs for the Hornets. Chad Deneen hit a home run and a single, while Wisnewski had two hits and knocked in four runs. Leydig had two doubles and Torbet a triple.
Hope for Hyndman (3-2) will play Thursday at Calvary Christian Academy.


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|QUOTE (Zikomos @ Jun 29 2009, 16:55)
|Releasing the game the same day as San Andreas was also a bad marketing strategy for this game.
I think this has more to do with it than anything. It didn't help that game reviewers often saw GTA: Advance right after playing San Andreas which was absolutely mindblowing at the time.
Perhaps if Rockstar had released it in 2003, between Vice City and San Andreas, it might've done a little better. No modding support further reduced the appeal too.
I consider it the lost game of the GTA series.
Posted 15 January 2013 - 12:16 AM
This game is probably lost in time, since GBAs are hard to come by, etc. It's really only essential now for canon purposes cause of GTA 3. Gameplay wise, I think it's dead.
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|To be honest I didn't know GTAA existed until a couple of years ago by reading another GTA forum.
This. But I saw it somewhere on YouTube. I thought it was just a frigging mod or a phony. It turned out to be legit and I didn't give a f*ck.
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|I remember when I picked up GTA San Andreas from preorder, I saw GTA Advance on the shelves and bought it just to have another game to play after SA. It was actually not too bad, but there really was close to no information about this title. It just came. In all honesty, this could have been a better and more successful game if they just took more time on it; and didn't release it on the same day as GTA San Andreas.
It came out the day before GTA SA but I know what you meant.
In all honesty I don't think it should of ever been released. Who actually bought it? Who has a GBA? Half of the people that have played it have played it of an emulator so... yeah.
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|If it was released like GTA III graphics, it would be a success, it has a good storyline(my opinion) but i think the game is pretty messed up
More like beta GTA III graphics, that's probably the only type that GBA could handle, but seriously GBA was awesome in the day but it's hard to play now cause it's lacking a lighting system so you could only play it when it was day time since only natural light made it easy to see, lights in my room make it hard to see.. so that's why people consider it inferior I guess, not cause how it was made but it lacks a lighting system ... so thats why not alot of ppl played Advance on GBA, rather a emulator.
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The reason why I got excited about it was because it was (and still is) the only GTA game not rated as 18. It had a 16 rating, which meant my mother was less reluctant to purchase this than San Andreas.
My brother had San Andreas in 2004 - which I was not allowed to play freely at the time - so this was the only GTA I had. I ended up not playing it that much and just traded it in along with my Gameboy Advance.
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Coach Bostock believes youth sports should go beyond winning. Specifically, participating in sports should be about the life lessons learned on the court, field, gym, or in the swimming pool. Now, more than ever, Scott Bostock, our Extra Miler for October, knows how important lessons learned through sports can benefit our youth.
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Scott's close friend, Brent Falcone, believes Scott is the epitome of an Extra Miler — someone who does good things in life, without looking for applause or personal reward. Brent stated, "Scott coached my oldest daughter about seven years ago and I quickly got to know and admire him. He immediately struck me as having a special skill, not only the technical knowledge of volleyball, but his positive influence with our young people."
Brent explained further, "Scott has a heart for our youth and even when they lose a game, he makes them feel good about their effort and encourages them to pick themselves up and work harder." People naturally gravitate toward Scott as the kind of person others want to emulate, he said.
Scott wants all of his players to walk away from every game feeling good about themselves. He said, "This is a game so I want them to compete hard, but it is also important they learn the lessons of life — being respectful of your teammates and competitors, taking pride in yourself and your accomplishments, playing fair, and being grateful to your parents for the sacrifices they make for you."
Scott does seem to have one possible flaw that appears to have become more of a trademark. Apparently he is somewhat color blind and selects some very strange garments of clothing to wear for practice and volleyball matches. Brent stated, "He just doesn't seem to notice the difference between stripes, plaids and various colors. He may wear a neon green shirt with orange plaid pants and somehow he pulls it off." When confronted with this accusation, Scott laughed and replied, "I am color blind, so the bright colors make me happy and they seem to make others happy, because they sure do laugh about it when I walk into a gym."
Scott and his bride, Sherri, have been married for 35 years. Sherri described her husband as always being happy. She said, "Scott hugs and loves everyone and because of this, he is like a people magnet. He also inspires people around him to be better human beings." As Sherri was thinking about her response to one word that describes our Extra Miler, another relative was quick to respond. Scott's 14-year-old granddaughter, Kenzie Summers, exclaimed, "He is a hero to me and to a lot of people. My Papa is my amazing and perfect hero." Scott has coached Kenzie's volleyball teams and the two are extremely close.
Everyone interviewed struggled with providing one word to describe Scott. Brent said Scott was "positive" but added, "One word does not do justice to all that he represents." His mother thought for a moment and said, "He is just the best — really he is the best son, the best brother, the best father, the best grandfather, the best coach, and the best friend to all who know him."
Lately, Scott has had to work a bit harder for his smile and positive attitude. He has been diagnosed with glioblastoma, which is an incurable form of brain cancer. Also, other family members have been diagnosed with cancer, including his wife, who is a recent survivor of breast cancer. His friends and family are amazed at Scott's resilience and attitude about dealing with and fighting the cancer. When asked his prognosis, Scott stated, "This disease is terminal, but there are varying factors that influence my timeline, but I can tell you this, if I live only through the night, I know I am leaving the court as a winner."
Coach Scott Bostock may have started coaching years ago to encourage his daughter, Megan, in volleyball at Clarksville High School, but his passion for the game quickly flared as he discovered he could also be a mentor to the players. He went on to coach traveling and organizational sporting teams, devoting hundreds and possibly thousands of hours to the game.
Teaching girls in our community technically how to play volleyball isn't even the best of what this coach has to offer. This gentle and loving man teaches his players life skills they will take with them throughout life…grace, kindness, work ethics, respect, gratitude…and when it all comes together, he also teaches them how to be winners.
Scott, thank you for being an Extra Miler for Southern Indiana.
• Extra Miler Tip of the Month: Coach Bostock's favorite quote is from Forest Witcraft, "A hundred years from now it will not matter what my bank account was, the sort of house I lived in, or the kind of car I drove...but the world may be different because I was important in the life of a child." Scott wants people to realize our time on earth is best served when given to improve the life of a child, as an educator, mentor, or coach. All generations benefit when our children are happy and confident.
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SELMA — A Four Oaks man died Wednesday morning when the motorized scooter he was riding collided with car on U.S. 70 at Peedin Road Extension near Selma, authorities said.
John Quincy Raford Jr., 53, was traveling on a scooter on U.S. 70 at the time of the crash, according to the State Highway Patrol. Raford "failed to stop at the light" and collided with a car in an intersection, according to the highway patrol.
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Battered but unbroken, the militant Islamist network founded by Osama bin Laden has mutated into regional factions since his 2011 killing and earlier setbacks in Iraq and Afghanistan that forced extremist remnants to migrate to countries like Yemen, Syria and Mali. There, in the ungovernable mountains, desert and war zones, they have established new bases and conscripted local foot soldiers to their radical cause.


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VAs the Route 30 Construction Project continues to impact the lives of motorists , Village engineer Will Nash provides the latest news on traffic conditions through town.
As of Nov. 15, he said:
- Spencer Road is currently closed and should be open by the end of next week.
- New Concrete has been placed from the west end of the project to the east of Bluestone Bay Drive. The contractor will be leaving gaps at the private driveways and side streets as required to allow access. This completes the mainline concrete pours through New Lenox.
For the next couple weeks, gaps will be filled in by the contractor, said Nash.
- The contractor has installed the concrete for the east half of Retail Drive and has shifted traffic to this new pavement. They have placed the mainline and left turn lane for eastbound traffic as well as gaps in the concrete pavement to the east. By Saturday morning, traffic is expected to move on this pavement.
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- Joliet Highway is currently closed while the contractor builds the intersection up to the subgrade for the new road. The contractor has completed all the underground utility work and will be starting the process of placing stone and asphalt next week.
According to Nash, the pavement should be placed by the end of next week and will be open early the week of Nov. 26 at the latest.
"We have placed signs along Route 30 directing traffic looking to access Bluestone Commons to the entrance just west of Joliet Highway," he said.
Due to the closure of Joliet Highway, "I have told the contractor he cannot move forward with the staged construction of Schoolhouse Road until Joliet Highway is complete."
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CRESTWOOD, Ky. — Jeffersonville's girls' basketball team led nearly all the way Tuesday at South Oldham, but the Red Devils had to pull away in the end for a 59-51 victory.
Jeff led 25-23 at the half and 41-39 after three quarters. In the fourth quarter, the Devils made one 2-point field goal, one 3 and went 13-for-18 from the free-throw line to seal their second straight win following a four-game losing streak.
"We handled the ball a lot better in the second half," Jeff coach Matt Pait said. "We gave ourselves better chances to score. Once we got a little bit of a lead, they had to foul us and we hit our free throws in the end."
Haley Vogen and Aurresshae Hines led Jeff with 11 points apiece. Nichole Midgett added nine, Taylor Sykes scored eight and Nycia Ford finished with seven for the Devils.
"It was a team effort," Pait said. "It took everybody at certain points in the game to keep the lead and pull it out."
NEXT: Jeffersonville (4-4) at Corydon Central (6-3), Thursday.
• First half costs Generals: Clarksville fell behind Brownstown Central 12-3 after one quarter and 30-14 at the half. The Generals made a late charge but fell 62-39.
"In the first half, we dug ourselves a little hole," Clarksville coach B.D. Ledbetter said. "We made a mini-run at them. The girls fought hard and made a little effort [in the second half]. The girls are starting to get it, starting to learn what it takes."
Clarksville played even with the Braves, 14-14 in the fourth quarter.
"Everybody stepped up a little on defense and created some opportunities that way," Ledbetter said.
Haley Jenkins led the Generals with 14 points.
"In the second half, we finally got her to be aggressive," Ledbetter said of Jenkins. "From there, people started to follow her."
Bailey Sharp added 11 points, including a pair of 3-pointers, and Abby Hurtgen scored 10.
NEXT: Clarksville (3-6, 0-2 Mid-Southern Conference) at Austin (4-2, 3-1), Thursday.
• Henryville wins again: After winning its first three games of the season, Henryville dropped six straight.
But the Hornets have responded with back-to-back wins, including Tuesday's 40-36 victory over West Washington to improve to 5-6.
"This game should be a nice confidence booster," Henryville coach Josh Conrad said. "We had lots of positive things happen. Hopefully, we can continue to get better and keep moving in the right direction."
Freshman Emily Hollis led Henryville with 16 points, including both of the Hornets' 3-point shots. Senior Jasmine Harrell added six for a balanced Henryville squad.
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• Mustangs win second straight: After winning one game all of last season, New Washington won its second straight, 61-51 over Crothersville on Tuesday.
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"It's been too long," New Wash coach Jonathan May said. "We're taking it one day at a time. We have to improve each day. We've won two games, but we're not close to where we want to be. These guys have improved, but they're not there yet."
New Wash, which played its Southern Athletic Conference opener on Tuesday, joined Borden (3-0 SAC) as the only two unbeaten teams in the league.
"Conference [title] is definitely one of our goals," May said.
After leading 22-12 at the break, the pace picked up in the second half, when each team scored 39 points.
"The first half, I thought we got some pretty good looks, but we didn't convert," May said. "We missed some open looks. In the second half, Crothersville started pressing and picked up the pace."
Tim Cochran led the Mustangs with 20 points. He also had a pair of assists and he blocked a shot.
"Tim's doing a much better job at shot selection," May said. "He's finishing around the hole and he's doing a better job of knowing when it kick it out."
Also for New Washington, Ian Hughes had 15 points and 15 rebounds.
"Ian's capable of that every night — and probably a little bit more," May said. "I expect more out of him. Ian's got to do that for us if we're going to be successful."
NEXT: New Wash (2-2, 1-0 SAC) at Rising Sun (1-4), Friday.


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It was a family affair when Prince George-Peace River MP Bob Zimmer and Peace River North MLA Pat Pimm stopped by the Fort St. John Petroleum Association meeting on Jan. 3 to hand out a trio of Queen's Jubilee medals.
One of the award recipients was Mike Kosick, the founder of Trans Carrier Ltd. (TCL), who was sharing the spotlight on that night with his son and current general manager of TCL, Tyler Kosick, and longtime family friend Vic Brandl, the founder of V.E. Brandl.
"I certainly think Mike and Tyler are both very deserving of it," Brandl said following the presentations.
The three men were recognized for their contributions to the community such as sponsoring minor sports, supporting the local hospital foundation and participation in community groups such as the Shriners, Masons and the Petroleum Association.
Mike credited Brandl with encouraging his involvement in the community during their years working side-by-side in construction ventures in the region.
"We don't do these things to get recognized like this," said Mike, emphasizing how proud he felt to share the moment with his son and a good family friend.
"It's quite an honour," said Tyler.
"At my age, to be recognized with an honour like this is absolutely unheard of," he added.
"It takes a lifetime to gain the amount that these two gentlemen have done in our community."
Tyler looks at the award at this stage in his life as motivation to keep working for his community.
"It's definitely not an excuse to quit," he said.
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DWI: Elizabeth A. Shaffer, 28, 78906 Slayton Settlement Road, Gasport, was charged with driving while intoxicated, an equipment violation and failure to stop at a stop sign Thursday. Shaffer was stopped on Chestnut Street for the alleged traffic infractions at 2:42 a.m. The officer determined that Shaffer exhibited signs of alcohol intoxication and charged her, according to the arrest report.
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Though he's no stranger to Studio 8H in the GE Building, Rolling Stones front man Mick Jagger will get his first chance to actually host "Saturday Night Live" as the long-running sketch comedy show concludes its season. Jagger will also be the musical guest, which he's done for the show twice before. On May 19th, Mick will walk out and deliver the opening monologue and then appear in sketches throughout the broadcast.
Though this is his first time carrying the title of host, Jagger is no stranger to performing in sketches. The Rolling Stones made their first appearance on "SNL" in 1978 and Mick appeared in a classic sketch with Dan Aykroyd as late night talk show host Tom Snyder. Then later, Mick appeared on "Weekend Update" as his fellow band mate Keith Richards while Mike Myers played Jagger. Jimmy Fallon famously played the iconic rock and roller's reflection in the dressing room mirror in another popular sketch.
Mick will join a long list of musicians and singers who have held dual duty on the "SNL" stage.
Jack Black - The multi-talented Black isn't just a hilarious comedic actor. He sings and plays guitar in the band Tenacious D. Jack first hosted the show in 2002. The show's writers made full use of his musical chops, inserting places for him to sing whenever they could. They toned down the singing a bit when he hosted again in 2003 and 2005, but still weren't afraid to ask him to belt a line or two out when the sketch called for it.
Britney Spears - In 2000, the young Spears hosted and was the musical guest for the first time. She did quite well in her capacity as host and sketch performer, probably drawing on her experience from "The Mickey Mouse Club," a show she starred on as a young performer just starting in showbiz. She did well enough to be asked to return in 2002, and again was surprisingly decent performing in the sketches.
Justin Timberlake - Of all the singers and musicians who have taken up the reins to host "SNL," perhaps no one has done it better. Whether he's performing along side Fallon on "The Barry Gibb Talk Show" or dressed in a ridiculous restaurant mascot costume, Timberlake completely buys into the premise of the sketch and clearly gives everything he has. His best work on the show comes when he and likely departing cast member Andy Samberg work together in the Digital Shorts that Samberg helps produce for the show. The most famous of these collaborations is the video for the song "D**k in a Box" that went viral and landed a permanent place in pop-culture.
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