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Ibmbigdale Ptfblio Library 274 Main S t. formingdalc N. Y. 3- 1- 63 • • • • • An Official Ne for wspaper Inc. Village of Farmlngdale School District School District School District Town of Oyster 22 23 18 Bay server farming dale's Most Complete Newspaper Vol. 3 No. 47 Wednesday, b e t t e r 24, 1962 2nd Class Postage Paid at Massapequa Porlt 10$ She Had A Good Idea Jaqueline Patrice Ogno and her mother Mrs. Therese Ogno of Farmlngdale were special guests to the Long Island Fair, due to the fact that Jaqueline wrote to the Fair suggesting a Nassau County Zoo. She is being greeted by Nassau County Executive Eugene Nickerson ( right), who has since announced a County Zoo and Robert M. Morgethan Democratic Candidate for Govemer ( left) and Queens Supreme Court Justice John F. Scileppi ( center). The young lady was shown a miniature zoo at the fair. Models for Jr. League PTA To Inspect Main Street School Hi! Are we goong to see you at the Junior League Fashion Show on Thursday November 1st? We're Billy Drugan and Danny Allen and we're going to model little boys fashions for you. Maybe you'll be taking home the pretty organ w » ' re playing. See you at the Vernon Valley Inn, East Northport. Susan Tuck Wins Award 17 year old Susan Tuck, a Farmingdale High School senior, is pictured being congratulated by Dr. R. C, Burau, High School principal, for having placed third in a national essay contest which entitles her to a $ 500 scholarship to the college of her choice. Susan, who is secretary of the Honor Society and past Literary Editor of the Yearbook, wrote about the advantages of a career in the field of insurance. Her father, Murray Tuck, is President of the High School PTA. The Main Street School which has been the subject of much controversy and many surveys, will now come under close scrutiny by The Farmingdale Council of PT. A's, when an inspection tour is made this Saturday, October 27th at 4 p. m. The South Wing, which was built in 1911, and which has undergone numerous repairs during recent years, was closed last October as a safety precaution by the Board of Education following a survey by the Engineering firm of Burns and Roe. The Board of Education is studying several alternative plans on the problem of what to do with the Main Street school building. The Citizens Advisory Committee, appointed by the Board of Education of District # 22 last March to evaluate the District's housing needs, submitted its report at a joint meeting on September 4th and recommended a large sc^ le renovation program for the middle: and north wir. gs of Main Street srfcool, pending a favorable engineering survey, and that the south wing of Main Street be demolished. " The matter of state aid played an important role in our decision'', according to William Reidemann, Chairman of the CAC Sub- committee on Housing. " The State has a set formula for the distribution of aid for construction. The amount for renovation is far less than for new construction. This was very important in arriving at our decision on the south wing of the Main Street School." A minority opinion report by Theodore Marks was also submitted to the Board which recommended repair and modernization of the Main Street School building, instead. The Board of Education has also asked the architectural firm of Frederick Wiedersum Associates to make a study. According to the PTA announcement, " Thedecision will involve every taxpayer and the safety of all the children attending the Main St. School. In the interest of an equitable environment and education for all the children of the district, the P. T. A. Council urges all residents of School District 22 to attend this inspection tour. Mr. Harold Switts, Principal of Main Street School will answer any questions about the building that may be asked. " It will benefit everyone to hear this information and see this building. In the final analysis the responsibility and decision will be the taxpayers of School District 22," according to the PTA announcement. Seniors Off The Month Goes To Sea - To See For Himself Glen Padnick of 6 Avon Road, Farmingdale was among 35 high school newspaper editors from Nassau and Suffolk counties, who spend this weekend at sea aboard the New York based Navy de- - stroyer USS Remey. The high school reporters were able to observe the ship and her crew in a variety of training cycles. A demonstration of antisubmarine warfare procedures highlighted the cruise. A contest was conducted to determine the best news article written about the cruise with Professor S. Hillier Krieghbaum, , chairmen of the Department of Journalism at New York University and a commander in the Naval Reserve as the judge. Announce Holiday Garbage Pickup Residents of the Incorporated Village of Farmingdale are reminded that no collection of garbage or refuse will be made on the following days since the Town of Oyster Bay incinerator will be closed; January 1st, February 12, February 22, May 30, July 4, Labor Day, October 12, Election Day, November 11, Thanksgiving and Christmas Day. It was pointed out by Village Clerk William Wesche that whenever garbage is scheduled for one of the holiday pickups it should not be placed out the night previous. Instead, it should be placed outdoors on the holiday night for pickup the following day. If the holiday falls on a Saturday, it should be put out on Sunday night for Monday pickup. League Honors Sara Howitt Mrs. John Monaghan, President, presided over the 20th annual Founder's Day meeting of the Farmingdale Junior League held at Knapp Hall last Friday evening, and presented Miss Sara Howitt with a scroll naming her as an honorary member. Miss Howitt, who is a past president has served as advisor for the past several years and is now a Vice- President of the Women's Club of Farmingdale. Me mm Rd To Get Tree Treatment The Oyster Bay Town Board has approved the plan and awarded a contract for planting 117 trees along Merritts Road, South Farmingdale, it was announced by Supervisor John J. Bums. Supt. Thomas R. Pynchon, who The Seniors of the Month from the Farmingdale High School to be advocated the project, urged the honored guests at the Farmingdale Rotary Club meeting this month contractor to complete the planting a r e ( i t 0 r ) : Angelo Dellagatti, Andrea Silvano, Janice Couin and before freezing weather sets in. Maxim Bartke.
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Denverbrewpub boosts gorilla marketing with hand-canned fundraiser for Mountain Gorilla Conservation Fund
(Denver, Colorado) – Wynkoop Brewing Company -- Colorado's first brewpub -- is releasing a second packaged beer, Silverback Pale Ale.
The hand-canned beer (named after the male leaders among Mountain Gorillas) is a unique version of American-style pale ale made with grains of paradise.
Fifty-percent of all profits from the sale of Silverback Pale Ale go tothe Denver-based Mountain Gorilla Conservation Fund (MGCF).
"In today's economy," says MGCF's Frank Keesling, "private donations are hard to come by. Silverback will provide much-needed funds for our projects to survive, and create a great new way for us get our message out to more people."
Silverback Pale Ale is an artfully balanced beer with a citrusy aroma, crisp pale malt flavors and a satisfying hop character throughout. It has a refreshing hoppy finish, 40 International Bittering Units, and a comfortable 5.5% ABV.
"Silverback is hoppy and flavorful," says Charlie Berger, Wynkoop's Aleslinger/Brewer, "but it's very sessionable and won't put hair on your back."
The beer is made in small, 20-barrel batches with American two-row and specialty malts and four US hops. The beer's aroma comes courtesy of Wynkoop head brewer Andy Brown's homemade "Hopinator" hopback device, filled with whole-leaf Centennial hops.
Grains of paradise are an African spice that is a vital part of the mountain gorilla diet. In addition to adding flavor to beer, research shows the spice aids in reducing heart disease in these highly endangered apes.
"Our goal with this beer," Brown says, "was to put a unique twist on the American pale ale style. The grains of paradise provide an extra layer of flavor and give the beer a lemon-pepper like finish."
The beer will be available in the Denver area in sixpacks of 12-ounce cans and 15.5-gallon kegs.
The first cans of Silverback Pale Ale will debut on June 17 at the Do at the Zoo, an annual fundraiser held at the Denver Zoo. Sixpacks of the beer will appear in select Denver area stores on Friday, June 18, and in all Wynkoop Brewing Company retailers in the weeks ahead.
Ruth Morris Keesling founded the MGCF in 1985 at the request of the late Dr. Dian Fossey, the pioneering gorilla researcher and subject of the movie "Gorillas in the Mist". Fossey was murdered by gorilla poachers in 1985 while conducting her research.
Frank Keesling (Ruth Keesling's son) now heads up the MGCF and its efforts in Uganda, Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of The Congo. Keesling says that beyond its flavor, the beer provides other pluses for retailers and beer lovers.
"Retailers," Keesling notes, "can provide a unique product to their customers and reap the goodwill that comes from supporting gorilla conservation. Beer lovers can enjoy a great beer and help an endangered animal at the same time."
The MGCF has been a longtime benefactor of funds from the sale of Wynkoop's Silverback Smoked Porter. Monies from the beer's sales are helping to build a new veterinary education center in Uganda.
Wynkoop also partners with the MGCF on the annual Denver Gorilla Run each fall, the MGCF's primary annual fundraiser. Last year's run set a Guinness Book of Records high mark for the "most number of people dressed as gorillas", when 1061 people took part in the run. It raised over $70,000 for the MGCF.
Today there are only an estimated 740 mountain gorillas alive in the wild. None are in captivity. The numbers have been slowly increasing thanks to the work of the MGCF and its allied gorilla-protection partners.
This is the second hand-canned beer for Wynkoop Brewing Company, joining its longtime flagship Rail Yard Ale in cans. Wynkoop is now self-distributing these beers and the brewpub's other draft beers to retailers in the Denver area.
The beers are canned one can at a time on a tabletop machine from Canada's Cask Systems.
Wynkoop Brewing Company was founded in 1988 by Denver mayor John Hickenlooper and a group of urban pioneers that included Mark Schiffler (current Wynkoop COO) and Ron Robinson, Wynkoop's current GM.
Members of the media seeking more information, photos, samples and interviews can contact Marty Jones at 303-860-7448.
Beer nuts from New York, Iowa and Nevada will compete for 16th Beerdrinker of the Year title on February 25 at Wynkoop
(Denver, Colorado) – Wynkoop Brewing Company's judging panel has picked its three finalists for the brewpub's 2012 Beerdrinker of the Year award.
The annual search seeks out and celebrates America's most passionate beer lovers. Entrants must have a deep understanding of how beer is made, its many styles and its importance in advancing civilization. They must also have a vast array of beer tasting experiences and be good ambassadors for the culture of fine beer.
The 2012 finalists will compete in the Beerdrinker of the Year finals on February 25, at 2 PM, at Wynkoop Brewing Company. The event is open to the public and admission is free.
The top three entrants in this year's resume pool are:
Warren Monteiro, a New York City beer traveler, homebrewer and BeerSensei contributor for Alestreet News. Monteiro has sampled beers in Europe, Central American, India, Sri Lanka, numerous other nations and throughout the United States. In 2011 he visited breweries and beer festivals in England, Belgium, the Netherlands and the US. He samples an average of 350 beers each year.
His philosophy of beer drinking: "It's not a habit, it's a lifestyle. This is why I constantly travel – to get a taste of a new brew or one I've been missing, and to find a way to share it whenever possible. I consider creative beer drinking to be an essential part of the tapestry of art and fellowship contributing to a full life. The beauty of beer hunting now as opposed to the early '80's is that I'll never catch up!
His home beer bar: Blind Tiger Ale House, New York City.
Greg Nowatzki, a Las Vegas, Nevada accountant, home brewer and beer judge. Nowatzki has tasted over 13,600 beers from 84 different countries and all 50 states in the US. He has visited over 500 breweries in 32 different states and the District of Columbia, and attended over 150 beer festivals in 8 states. In 2011 he visited 16 beer festivals (including an 11th consecutive Great American Beer Festival) and visited over 100 different breweries in 7 states.
His beer philosophy: "Everyone likes beer. Some just haven't tasted enough to find the ones they like yet."
His home beer bar: Big Dog's Draft House, Las Vegas, Nevada
J. Wilson, a Prescott, Iowa writer, homebrewer, beer judge and beer blogger. He has a 3-tap, 8-foot home bar supplied by a 10-gallon brewing system in his basement. An advocate for beer for 15 years, he organized numerous beer events in his hometown in 2011. The past year was highlighted by a research project in which he fasted for 46 days on water and a dopplebock he brewed with a local brewery. It became a book, Diary of a Part-Time Monk.
His philosophy about beer: Living life in search of brewvana (an ideal condition of harmony, beer and joy), I seek to educate and advocate on behalf of craft beer, folding good beer into a good life.
His home beer bar: El Bait Shop, Des Moines, Iowa
On February 25 at 2 PM at Wynkoop Brewing these finalists will be grilled by a panel of previous Beerdrinker of the Year winners and national beer experts. The judges (in traditional jurist wigs and robes) will challenge the finalists with difficult beer questions, and then choose the 2012 Beerdrinker of the Year.
The winner wins free beer for life at the Wynkoop Brewing Company, $250 worth of beer at their local brewpub or beer bar, and clothing proclaiming them the 2012 Beerdrinker of the Year.
They have their name engraved on Wynkoop's Beerdrinker of the Year trophy, and earn the mighty acclaim that comes from being recognized as America's greatest beer lover.
While in Denver (at Wynkoop's expense) they will stay at Denver's famed Brown Palace Hotel.
Phil Farrell of Cumming, GA is the reigning Beerdrinker of the Year and will be a judge at this year's Finals. Wynkoop is now serving Beerdrinker Imperial Stout, a whiskey-barrel-aged, extra-strength stout Farrell brewed last fall with Wynkoop head brewer Andy Brown.
For interviews with this year's Beerdrinker of the Year finalists, copies of their beer resumes and more information contact Marty Jones at firstname.lastname@example.com">email@example.com or firstname.lastname@example.com">email@example.com.
(Denver, Colorado) – Since June of 2011, Wynkoop Brewing Company (Colorado's first brewpub) has been at full brewing capacity and unable to pursue new accounts for its small-batch draft and hand-canned beers.
Despite that scenario, the pioneering brewpub (founded by Colorado governor John Hickenlooper) boosted its annual sales for distributed beer by 33% over 2010.
The brewery also produced 3870 barrels of beer in 2011, up from 3500 barrels in 2010.
To help increase the supply of Rail Yard Ale, Silverback Pale Ale and its other beers, Wynkoop has just completed its first brewery expansion in 13 years.
The company's four classic "open" fermenters have been moved from the main-floor brewhouse to a newly built space downstairs in the Wynkoop beer cellar.
In place of those fermenters, Wynkoop has installed two 20-barrel unitanks in the main floor brewhouse. Later this year the brewhouse will receive two more 20-barrel tanks.
The two new tanks increase Wynkoop's brewing capacity by 20% and allow for more aging time of the company's lagers and specialty beers.
"We're making the best beer of our 23-year history," says head brewer Andy Brown, whose brewing team landed a pair of medals at last year's Great American Beer Festival. "The expansion helps us continue that improvement and gives us a better chance to meet demand for our liquid art."
With this additional capacity Wynkoop will also be able to produce a new line of extra-limited-release canned and kegged beers the brewery had hoped to begin producing last year.
Those beers were postponed due to high demand for its canned microbrews.
Wynkoop beers are currently hand-canned one can at a time on a tabletop machine from Canada's Cask Systems.
Wynkoop Brewing Company was founded in 1988 by former Denver mayor and current Colorado governor John Hickenlooper and a group of urban pioneers that included Ron Robinson, Wynkoop's current GM.
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Our panel of US and CO beer experts has picked the three finalists for our 2012 Beerdrinker of the Year award. Warren Monteiro, Greg Nowatzki and J. Wilson will compete in the Beerdrinker of the Year finals on February 25, at 2 PM, at Wynkoop Brewing Company. The event is open to the public and admission is free.
Since June of 2011, we've been at full brewing capacity and unable to pursue new accounts for our small-batch draft and hand-canned beers. Yes, a good "problem" to have in these tough times. And we're not complaining.
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It's a very special concert, featuring the extraordinary music of the Johnstown Symphony Orchestra, combined with the artwork of talented artists from the area.
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Saturday, March 9th at 7:30 pm
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Concert features The Johnstown Symphony Orchestra and original artwork by Johnstown's Allied Artists.
The Johnstown Symphony Orchestra website describes this concert as "a sensory experience of the auditory delight of the music of the Johnstown Symphony Orchestra and the visual delight of Johnstown's Allied Artists."
The program includes the music of Beethoven, Mussorgsky and Liszt.
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Montreal's Centre NAD has said that three of their 3D design students created the "Golden Eagle Snatches Kid" video for a workshop class. "Both the eagle and the kid were created in 3D animation and integrated in to the film afterwards," Centre NAD wrote on their website Wednesday.
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Finally, video proof that birds have it in for humans, even adorable baby humans sporting stylish winter coats with animal eyes on their hoods (Hitchcock is nodding his head somewhere in heaven). Posted to YouTube by a MrNuclearCat, this viral video supposedly shows a golden eagle snatching a baby off the ground in Montreal and immediately dropping him. Because this eagle is Canadian, we can only assume he was kindly offering the toddler a free ride and immediately apologized.
The video, which has garnered more than than 1.2 million views since it was posted Tuesday, already has its share of skeptics who think there might be some CGI magic at play.
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NEWBERRY - The Newberry Wolves piled up 565 yards of offense on the way to a emphatic 47-22 victory over Carson-Newman in South Atlantic Conference action at Setzler Field on Saturday night.
Newberry is now 4-0 overall and 2-0 in the SAC and will play at Mars Hill next Saturday. Carson-Newman is now 2-1 overall and 1-1 in league play entering a nationally-televised home game against Wingate on Thursday night. Newberry is noe the only undefeated team remaining in NCAA Division II's Super Region Two.
Newberry rushed for 335 yards on 48 carries with four players notching over 70 yards. Quarterback W.T. Murden (West Columbia) completed 17-of-26 passes for 214 yards and three touchdowns and had six carries for 76 yards. He was not sacked, as the Wolves' offensive line has allowed only five sacks in the last 16 games dating back to 2010.
Daniel Foster (Lancaster) and B.J. Mazyck (Ridgeville) had nine tackles each, while Apollo Stretch (Columbia) had seven stops with three tackles for loss and a sack. The Wolves sacked C-N quarterbacks five times and limited the Eagles to 258 yards rushing, after C-N brought a 392 yards-per-game rushing average into the contest.
The 47 points is the most scored by Newberry against Carson-Newman in the 47 meetings between the two teams and also the first time the scarlet and gray have cracked the 40-point barrier against the Eagles in a series dating back to 1940. This is also the first time Newberry has defeated Carson-Newman in consecutive seasons since 1987 and 1988, and the only time since the schools joined NCAA Division II.
C-N appeared to be on track for another big offensive game early, when Solomon Duanah took the second play of the game up the middle for an 84-yard touchdown. The teams traded punts and a 41-yard Dureal Elmore (Abbeville) carry set the Wolves up in the red zone, where Murden completed his first touchdown pass of the night from 7 yards out to tie the game. A Carson-Newman punt pinned Newberry inside its own 3-yardline and the Eagles blocked the ensuing punt, which was batted out of the endzone for a 9-7 C-N lead.
A Curt Duncan field goal from 35 yards out with two seconds left on the first quarter clock gave the guests a 12-7 lead after the opening period.
The Wolves took the opening drive of the second quarter 75 yards in 10 plays, with Murden finding tight end Ozzie Exume (Lawrenceville, Ga.) for a 21-yard touchdown pass to take the lead for good at 14-12. A John Gadson (North Charleston) 11-yard touchdown carry made it a 21-12 lead.
Carson-Newman got the ball with 51 seconds left in the half but went three-and-out with Alstevis Squirewell (Great Falls) making a sack. Newberry had 26 seconds and a 41-yard completion to Jake Brown (Dacula, Ga.) and a 22-yard completion to Corey Washington (North Charleston) setup a 1-yard Elmore touchdown carry with under a second on the clock in the half to take a 28-12 lead into the locker room.
A Duncan 43-yard field goal cut the Eagles' deficit to 28-15, but the Wolves responded on the next drive with a 32-yard field goal from Kyle Mackey (New Ellenton) to push the lead back to 16 points at 31-15.
Jamal Bethune (Gable) made a sack in the end zone on C-N's first drive of the fourth quarter to make it 33-15 in the Wolves' favor and Newberry needed just four plays to go 64 yards with Murden's 18-yard touchdown pass to Byron Dickerson (Atlanta, Ga.) putting the game out of reach.
Newberry put its final score on the board with backup quarterback Michael Rentz (Charleston) at the helm and an 11-yard touchdown carry from Wesley Brown (John's Island) capped Newberry's scoring on the night.
C-N third string signal caller David Freeman touched the ball once on the night and carried it 69 yards for a score to make the final margin 47-22.
Four Wolves had over 70 yards rushing with Gadson earning 92 yards on 11 carries, Elmore getting 88 yards on nine carries, Murden getting 76 yards on six carries and Wesley Brown getting 73 yards on 12 carries.


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Woman Robbed at Gunpoint in River City Casino Parking Garage
The suspect took the 63-year-old woman's purse and then fled in her car. Police later spotted the vehicle, chased it into North County and arrested four juveniles.
A 63-year-old woman was robbed at gunpoint Friday night at a parking garage at River City Casino at 777 River City Casino Dr.
The woman told St. Louis County police that the suspect displayed a gun and took her purse and 2012 Hyundai Sonata. She and her 61-year-old friend were not injured.
Information on the vehicle was broadcast to surrounding police departments. Police later spotted the vehicle, chased it into unincorporated North County and arrested four juveniles, who were taken to the St. Louis County Juvenile Justice Center.
The stolen items were recovered, but gun was not found at the scene. Police are continuing to investigate.
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1:43 pm on Saturday, January 5, 2013
I am pretty sure Rivercity is a free-fire, opps I mean a "Gun-Free Zone". They need to check their signs, as they should emit a magical fairy dust shield of protection, rendering all firearms into Candy Canes. Must not have had them plugged in.
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5:32 pm on Saturday, January 5, 2013
Hope they find the gun. Those "boys" need to spend some time in the "big boy" jail thinking about their actions!
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Last spring, Judge James Chamblin, of the 20th Judicial Circuit Court of Virginia, approved defendants' e-discovery request to process electronically stored information using "predictive coding" methods, despite protests from plaintiffs in Global Aerospace Inc. et al., v. Landow Aviation, L.P. dba Dulles Jet Center, et al.
Chamblin's order related to e-discovery about a collapsed airplane hangar in the closely-watched litigation.
Defense counsel at Schnader Harrison Segal & Lewis, and also at Baxter, Baker, Sidle, Conn & Jones, used OrcaTec's Document Decisioning Suite technology. This week, Atlanta-based OrcaTec will announce that the process is finished after plaintiff's counsel at Jones Day did not object to the results by a recent deadline, said multiple people close to the case.
Wednesday, no one affiliated with the case would comment, including OrcaTec officials, plaintiff counsel at Jones Day, and the consultants who administered the software at JurInnov and ReviewLess. An email query to defnse counsel was not answered.
Predictive coding is currently being used in other high-profile cases, most notably in the labor law case of Monique da Silva Moore, et al. v. Publicis Group SA. However, Global Aerospace is believed to be the first time a judge ordered the software's use over plaintiff objections.
Predictive coding, aka technology-assisted review, uses computer algorithms and human input to determine relevant electronically stored information. It is controversial because of industry debates about its effectiveness as compared to traditional all-human review, and about how to train the software and verify results.
Technology consultant David Lewis, who co-founded the U.S. government's TREC Legal Track and worked on other predictive coding cases, said the current Global Aerospace development is important but that it leaves room for other courts to add their own landmarks.
"This is an interesting and encouraging legal milestone in the acceptance of an already widely used technology," Lewis said, from Chicago. There's still the question of whether courts will ever require minimum statistically verified levels of effectiveness from predictive coding software, he observed. "That would be a very big change in the law, but it seems like something that's going to be fought over at some point," Lewis said. "It is an interesting open legal question whether courts are going to ask for that."
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ELKIN - Elkin native and NASCAR Hall of Famer Barney Hall will be honored Friday for his "indelible" media career in the sport.
In recognition of Hall's half-century broadcasting career and his induction into the NASCAR Hall of Fame Friday, Elkin Mayor Lestine Hutchens has declared the day as "Barney Hall Day" in Elkin.
"In honor of Barney Hall's distinguished NASCAR anchoring career and his recognition with the Squier-Hall Award for NASCAR Media Excellence, I proclaim Feb. 8, 2013 as 'Barney Hall Day' in Elkin," Hutchens released in a statement.
Hall, a Elkin native who got his start at local radio stations in the area, will be inducted into the NASCAR Hall of Fame Friday. The sport also announced the creation of a new award to "honor the contributions of media to the success of the sport."
The award - dubbed the "Squier-Hall Award for NASCAR Media Excellence" - will bear the names of the first two award winners (Hall and fellow broadcaster Ken Squier) and will be handed out annually to recognize media personnel along with the Hall of Fame honorees.
"Media have played an important role in the growth and popularity of NASCAR over the years by telling the stories of legendary drivers, championship moments and week-to-week action to millions of fans across the world," Brian France, NASCAR chairman and CEO, said. "The voices of Barney Hall and Ken Squier are an indelible part of our sport's history and we couldn't be more pleased to recognize their long and outstanding careers."
In addition to the award, a special exhibit will be created as part of the existing media section within the NASCAR Hall of Fame to recognize the careers of Squier and Hall, as well as honorees in the years to come.
Hall began his career in the 1950s working at local radio stations in North Carolina and served as Bristol Motor Speedway's first public address announcer when the track opened. He called his first Daytona 500 in 1960, and has missed only three broadcasts in the 54-year history of 'The Great American Race.'
Hall joined Motor Racing Network (MRN) as an original announcer at the network's inception in 1970, first as a turn announcer before moving to the booth in the late 70s, where he has been a fixture ever since at race tracks from coast to coast. The Elkin native, who is widely known for his "calm voice and unmatched storytelling," was inducted into the National Motorsports Press Association (NMPA) Hall of Fame in 2007.
Hall has called a number of the sport's milestone moments, including the landmark 1979 Daytona 500, Richard Petty's 200th-career victory in 1984 and Dale Earnhardt's 1998 victory in the Daytona 500.
Following Friday's ceremony, five nominees for the Squier-Hall Award for NASCAR Media Excellence will be selected by a panel made up of NASCAR executives, NASCAR Hall of Fame staff, and the president of the NMPA, among others.
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on Friday, June 14, 2013Do you really need tenant insurance? The short answer is yes. According to the Insurance Bureau of Canada, about half of all renters don't take out any kind of tenant's insurance. This could be due to misconceptions about renters insurance and who has you covered. Here we would like to de-bunk some of these myths and explain why it is so important for renters to be protected financially in the event of major unexpected damages or losses.
For one, as a tenant you are liable – yes, legally responsible – for the harm you cause to any part of your building and to others who live or visit there. For instance, if a faulty toaster starts a fire in your place that damages the hallway or the apartment next door, you could find yourself liable for the cost of repairs to the whole building. We at Hollyburn Properties would like to mitigate this possibility and therefore require all residents of rental apartments to preemptively protect themselves. In fact, you sign on it when sealing the apartment leasing documentation.
Myth #1: It Costs Too Much!
One of the biggest misconceptions about renters insurance is the cost. Hollyburn has set up a Value-Added Partnership with Falkins Insurance and the unbeatable savings are exclusive to our residents. Contents coverage up to $30,000 costs a reasonable $260 for the year. That works out to roughly $21/month. We have tried to negotiate a price that allows everyone to afford some peace of mind. While your possessions may be valuable, liability costs can be enormous.
Myth #2: I'm Covered By My Landlord's Insurance
Unfortunately, the landlord policy only protects the landlord; it covers the structure of the rental property but does not protect your possessions. If a fire causes damage so severe that you can't stay in your rental home, renter's insurance might help pay for your temporary lodging, whereas your landlord's policy would not. Best to err on the side of caution and ensure your valuables are protected.
The best way to select the coverage appropriate for you is to take an inventory of your possessions. Get to know your stuff and keep your records safe. A good option is available through both the Insurance Bureau of Canada and the Insurance Information Institute. At both websites, the software can be downloaded for storage on a secure server. It's also a good idea to keep receipts and warranties for big ticket items such as TV's, computers, or bikes. Receipts serve as proof of ownership and value if you need to make a claim.
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