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GARDEN CITY — Garden City snapped a nine-game losing streak by defeating the Cloud County Thunderbirds 77-68 in a Jayhawk Conference Western Division game Saturday night.
The Broncbusters opened Conference play with consecutive wins, but then suffered nine straight losses, including a 70-57 setback at Cloud County back on Jan. 19.
Cloud County, now 14-13 overall and 5-8 in the Jayhawk West, was coming off a 72-42 home win over Dodge City on Wednesday night.
Playing a third game in six nights, the T-Birds got out to a seven-point lead on Garden City in the first half.
"We did a pretty good job offensively most of the night," Cloud County coach Chad Eshbaugh said, "We were very good against their man. They went to a zone about 10 minutes in. It definitely changed the pace of the game, which was to their favor."
Garden City, 11-17 overall and 3-11 in the Conference, battled back to within one point, 31-30, by halftime.
The Broncbusters, getting to the free throw line, turned the one-point deficit into a 13-point lead in the first 11 minutes of the second half.
"They got to the line a lot more, and the game really slowed down, and they shot a lot of free throws," Eshbaugh said.
Garden City hit 14 of 20 free throws in the second half, and finished 22 of 31 for the game for 71 percent.
The T-Birds shot just 13 free throws in the game, and made nine of them for 69 percent.
"We didn't do a very good job of controlling our defensive backboard, which has been a strength of this team," Eshbaugh said, "Offensive rebounds turned into free throws."
The Broncbusters pulled down 17 offensive rebounds, and had a 39-32 rebounding advantage in the game.
Cloud County was unable to battle back from the 13-point deficit.
Gerrae Williams knocked down five of eight three-point attempts in leading Cloud County with 19 points.
Ed Dyson scored 15 points for the T-Birds.
Cloud County shot 43 percent (26 of 60) from the field and made 7 of 20 three-point attempts for 40 percent.
Jade Cathay led four Garden City players in double figures with 21 points.
Frank Agholor scored 20 points for the Broncbusters.
Chris Hall finished with 11 points, and Reuben King added 10 points.
Garden City was 25 of 53 from the floor for 47 percent.
"They shot the ball really well against us. Better than they had shot it in the past," Eshbaugh said.
Cloud County hosts Butler County on Wednesday night.
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Former Wauwatosa East student Jane Paar tried a multitude of sports in high school but didn't really find what she wanted until she got involved with rugby. However, when it came to her future, the 2007 graduate knew exactly where she was going.
"I dabbled in sports," said Paar, who graduated from the United States Naval Academy in May and has been accepted into the United States Marine Corps. "I swam, I dove, I played lacrosse, ice hockey, but there was no sport I loved. I played soccer and swimming my whole life. I got sick of it. But I was in good shape."
Then a friend introduced her to a "cool sport" in Brookfield, and she played her junior and senior years. Paar not only enjoyed rugby, but she was good at it.
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Paar was a member of the Milwaukee Composite Squadron of the No. 5 Civil Air Patrol during her high school career and received several honors for her performance.
She used her athletic skills to receive the Commander's Sword in 2006, the top honor at the Wisconsin Cadet Academy boot camp in 2006 where she outperformed officers of a high rank, making the award unprecedented.
After an extensive and comprehensive application process, she was accepted into Vermont Academy, one of the foundation programs for the U.S. Naval Academy at Annapolis, after graduating from Tosa East in 2007. She received full tuition and funding for her education at Vermont Academy to prepare her for the rigors of the Naval Academy.
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There could still be a happy ending for Paar, since her coach Rick Suggit coaches the 7's, a team headed to England and Amsterdam in the next six months.
"He works with players, knows the Marines and knows I will be in training for the next six months and I couldn't attend," said Paar, who has basic training and then officer training. "The U.S. Olympic Training Center is in Chula Vista, Calif., and that's were the rugby team will be training. The next step is to prepare for the World Cup."
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Phantom Limb is a wise and courageous memoir that moves between past and present, chronicling an adult daughter's journey through the final years of her parents' lives. A story of discovering love through adversity as well as an inquiry into contemporary neurology and spiritual life, Phantom Limb is a moving meditation on the struggle to make peace with physical and emotional ghosts of the past. Janet Sternburg writes with such warmth and honesty that loss itself becomes luminous: "This is the grace of the last years, the children coming to understand the contradictions in their parents, not to reconcile them but encompass them in a larger love."
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"A subtle, thought-filled meditation on loss. . . . Sternberg's prose is powered by imagistic accuracy and psychological immediacy—two horses that lesser writers let run wild. She holds their reins in a firm hand, and gently guides this book with intelligence and humility. . . . This is a book for anyone not afraid to look."—Liana Holmberg, Manoa-The Mystified Boat
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Janet Sternburg is a widely published poet and essayist whose books include The Writer on Her Work. A faculty member of the California Institute for the Arts, she is also a photographer whose work appears in private and museum collections.
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Dogma is a bore
Recent feedback in my inbox has me painted leftie. While I find this amusing, I am just offended enough to want to set the record straight.
No sissy liberal, me. I drink straight corn liquor, smoke hand-rolled cigarettes and shave with a straight razor. I drive a battered F-150 with roofing tar stuck to the bed liner and a bullet hole in the tailgate. I have both a rifle and a shotgun and love to kill cute woodland creatures and eat them. I abhor coffee shops, and never wear sandals in public. Clearly, I'm just too surly to be a liberal. Grrr!
Still, I believe homosexuals who work, vote and pay taxes are entitled the same rights as everybody else. And if all affirmative action does is give whiny lazy black people a leg up on whiny lazy white people, I really don't see the harm.
On the flip side, while I think the Christian Right is evil and that Dubya is the poorest excuse for a president since Hoover, I still contend that the diversity ethic is a highfalutin load of manure, and that no matter how you slice it abortion is infanticide.
I would bet most people aren't so easily pegged into either hole of the political spectrum. This stupid, binary liberal/conservative model quantifies nothing and mostly serves to thwart meaningful dialog. That people are pigeonholed for coming down on one side or the other of this or that divisive issue is a travesty. The only thing worse is when people pigeonhole themselves.
An associate told me once that he heard a speaker whose argument for a certain position was very rational and cogent, but that even though the message resonated with him, he had to discount it because the speaker was a liberal. What could be sillier than to kowtow so devoutly to a doctrine that an appeal to one's innate sensibilities is brushed aside by a rigid orthodoxy that doesn't allow honest personal dialog?
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Quality Inn At Fort Gordon, Augusta
- Free buffet breakfast, free WiFi, and free parking
Main amenities
- 65 guestrooms
- Restaurant
- Outdoor pool
- Fitness center
- Business center
- 24-hour front desk
- Coffee/tea in common area
- Air conditioning
- Front desk safe
- Self-serve laundry
- Gift shops/newsstands
- Free newspapers in the lobby
What's around
- Adventure Crossing (0.9 mi / 1.5 km)
- Augusta National Golf Club (8 mi / 12.8 km)
- Augusta Mall (3.2 mi / 5.2 km)
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- Fort Gordon (7 mi / 11.2 km)
For families
- Microwave
- Refrigerator
- Laundry facilities
- Iron/ironing board
- Hair dryer
- Coffee/tea maker
Quality Inn At Fort Gordon, Augusta
Hotel Info: 866-539-8117from $66
- Standard Room, 1 King Bed, Smoking
- Deluxe Room, 2 Queen Beds, Non Smoking
- Standard Room, 1 King Bed, Non Smoking
- Standard Room, 2 Queen Beds, Smoking
- Room, 1 King Bed, Accessible
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- This hotel has 65 rooms
- Check-in time starts at 2 PM
- Check-out time is 11 AM
Required at check in
- Credit card or cash deposit required
- Government-issued photo ID required
Travelling with others
- Children (18 years old and younger) stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding
- Pets not allowed
- Pets allowed *
- Free WiFi in public areas
- Free WiFi in rooms
- Free self parking
- RV/bus/truck parking
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- Free buffet breakfast
- Restaurant
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- Outdoor pool
- Fitness facilities
- Business center
- 24-hour front desk
- Laundry facilities
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
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- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
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- Quality Inn Fort Gordon Augusta
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Optional extras
Rollaway beds are available for USD 10 per night
Cribs/Infant beds are available for USD 5 per night
Pets are allowed for an extra charge of USD 30 per stay
We have included all charges provided to us by this hotel. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book.
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Good 3.5 /5 from 39 reviews
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It was a little of a shock. I was expecting something totally different because of other reviews. The oddest thing was the lack of carpet on the floors. I understand the reason, but made for an uncomfortable stay. We has limited interaction with the staff, but the ones we did were excellent. Ok motel, just not what I was looking for.
Stay was great for a quick get away. Room was clean and bed was comfortable.
I really did enjoy our stay at this hotel. Just have to remember to bring more pillows. The mattress wasn't the best ever but it was accommodating.
This Quality Inn is tucked away from the main drag behind a Comfort Inn, but the rates are great, and each room comes with an almost full-sized fridge, microwave, sink, coffee maker, and plenty of counter space, with a kitchen counter top on the side of the kitchen where the sink and fridge are located, and a lower, sit-down pass-through bar on the other side of the kitchen, with two chairs to sit down and eat at the bar, also can pull up the other desk chair from the room to eat at the kitchen bar. The room was surprisingly very clean and spacious! Decent bathroom. The bed was comfortable with big, fluffy pillows! In the morning, there is free breakfast including eggs, sausage, bagels, donuts, coffee, yogurt, oatmeal, juice and more! Front desk personnel were friendly and helpful. We have a small dog (Yorkie) and it did cost an additional $30 for our dog to stay the night, but it was still worth it to find such a good motel that also allows dogs.
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On Wednesday the English cricket team begins a test match against the Black Caps in Dunedin. Gavin Bertram looks back to the first visit to the city by an English team, in 1864.
Cricket historian Don Neely believes there is a cracking book in the story of Shadrach Jones.
The British-born doctor and entrepreneur came to Dunedin in 1861, where he quickly built a hotel and theatre empire, but it was the decision to bring George Parr's All England XI to Dunedin in February 1864 that Jones is probably most famous for.
International cricket tours were in their infancy: Parr captained an English team on the first international tour in 1859, to the United States for five matches.
In 1864, with England touring to Australia, Jones identified an opportunity to add New Zealand to the itinerary, and devised the Dunedin Cricketing Festival. He paid the then huge amount of [PndStlg]3500 to cover the All England XI's expenses, and arranged for them to play five matches in Dunedin and Christchurch in February 1864.
Dunedin Cricket Club, formed in 1862, supported Jones's venture. Their home, the Southern Recreation Ground - now known as the Kensington Oval - was developed into a suitable venue for the Dunedin Cricketing Festival.
Greg Ryan's 2004 book The Making of New Zealand Cricket 1832-1914 notes 600 yards of seven- foot-high paling fence and a 375-foot-long grandstand were constructed.
"On completion, opinion was expressed that the facilities were as good as those in Melbourne."
The visit of the All England XI was much anticipated, and expectations of the local sides' chances were circumspect. Where The Press was scornful, the Otago Witness implored cricketers to dedicate themselves to the coming task.
"Constant handling of bat and ball, vigorous exertion in active fielding, and utter abandonment of petty jealousies, are the requisites essential to achieve the much coveted success."
Such was the fear of the visitors, the New Zealand sides were allowed 22 players rather than 11.
Before visiting Dunedin, Parr's side played five matches in Australia, winning four and drawing against Victoria.
Team member Billy Caffyn wrote in his autobiography that several of the English suffered from sea sickness crossing the Tasman. They arrived in Port Chalmers on January 31, 1864, to much fanfare - buildings adorned with flags and banners, and the firing of a salute. The cricketers were escorted into Dunedin by seven carriages, a brass band, and various officials.
"We have come a long way to meet you, not in untoward strife, I trust, but in true friendship, " Parr said in a formal address.
"I believe that we are all brothers in loyalty, in language, in religion, and in our love of the fine old English game."
In the first match of the tournament, an Otago XXII meet Parr's side, which included bowler Robert Tinley, all-rounder George Tarrant, and 22-year-old amateur Edward Grace - brother of cricket colossus W G Grace.
Grace noted in his diary that the Oval pitch was spongy, due to being built on a swamp, but "very good" considering it had only been laid three months before.
On February 2, an Otago XXII featuring the Grace's cousin, William Rees, batted first, gathering a mere 71 runs. There were seven ducks, and only James Redfearn reached double figures (he got 11). English bowler Thomas Hayward got 15 wickets for 34 runs.
Parr's XI only managed 99 in their first innings, with Grace and Thomas Lockyer each reaching 24. Redfearn was again the best of the "Otagonians", taking four wickets for six runs.
Hayward picked up nine wickets for 36 runs as Otago stumbled to 83 all out in their second innings - this time with nine ducks. The 56 runs needed by England were knocked off for only one wicket.
On being presented a bat for his high score of 26, Grace said: "I hope that in years to come there will regularly be an 11 to visit New Zealand, and to show you how cricket is played in the old country".
All England then drew with a combined Otago/Canterbury side, and won against Canterbury and George Anderson's XI at Hagley Park, and Otago again at the Oval.
Parr's team left Dunedin on February 20, winning their eight games in Australia.
Mr Jones, the entrepreneur who brought them here, took a big hit on the venture. He had to sell his business interests to pay his debts, and left Dunedin in 1865.
What: England v New Zealand
Where: University Oval
When: March 6-10
Other notable visits to Dunedin by English cricket teams:
James Lillywhite's XI, March 1877
Just weeks before playing the first test match in Australia, James Lillywhite's XI drew with an Otago 22 at the Dunedin Oval.
Alfred Shaw's XI, January 1882
Shaw's lengthy tour of 1881-82 spanned the United States, Australia, and New Zealand. At the Caledonian Ground his team beat Otago by 10 wickets.
Lord Hawke's XI, February 1903
Amateur cricketer Martin Hawke brought a side to New Zealand for 18 matches in 1902-03, heavily beating Otago and South Island teams at Carisbrook. Marylebone Cricket Club, January 1907
The fathers of modern cricket first visited New Zealand in 1907, winning and losing matches against New Zealand. The MCC also twice beat Otago.
Marylebone Cricket Club, January 1936
On their fourth visit to Dunedin, the MCC beat Otago, before drawing a first class match against New Zealand at Carisbrook. England, March 1955
In the first official cricket test to be played in Dunedin, England beat New Zealand by eight wickets. The second test in Auckland resulted in New Zealand's lowest test score of 26. England XI, February 1978
Directly following New Zealand's first test win over England, in Wellington, Botham, Boycott, and co beat Otago by six wickets. England XI, January 1984
In a three-day match at the University Oval, an Otago side including Ken Rutherford, Warren Lees, Andrew Jones, and Stephen Boock drew with a talented English side. England, February 2002
In the fifth one-day international of England's 2002 tour, Nathan Astle's pyrotechnics at Carisbrook decided both the day and the series. England XI, February 2008
The last time the England cricket team visited Dunedin, they drew with both a New Zealand Invitation XI and a Major Association XI at the University Oval.
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Investigation into the death of cyclist Henry Wellmaker will turn on toxicolgy results.
Local courts must comply with SCOTUS ruling on gay marriage; license application forms no longer mention brides and grooms.
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Senior center:
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Second Saturday:
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Bethany Christian Church will celebrate 136th anniversary June 14.
Top gymnast:
Jordan Nunz of Pike County takes all-around title at state championships.
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Jim Roberts:
Former Concord mayor and Meansville police chief arrested for probation violation.
Special delivery...to jail:
Meansville mail carrier Billy Lee Sykes charged with DUI after crashing mail truck.
Cander Field:
Annual Vintage Day celebration is this Saturday in Williamson.
Pike schools:
State funds bolster budget; taxpayers will not see an increase.
Wednesday Market:
Market for local veggies, crafts moves to larger remodeld space on Adams Street.
Fury FC soccer tryouts are this week
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Monday, June 1. 2015
If you think it is time for your young athlete to move up from recreational soccer play, you may consider having him or her to participate in Fury FC soccer evaluations and tryouts this week.
Training is more intense than recreation soccer and the expectations for parents and players are greater as well. Fury teams at all levels are coached by licensed, experienced coaches. They will also work with paid trainers with vast soccer playing time and skills.
Tryouts for boys and girls at the U9-U12 level are June 1 and 2 from 6-7 p.m. at Pike Soccer Complex located on County Farm Road in Zebulon. Tryouts for those in the U13-U19 level are June 2 and 3 at 6 p.m. also at the soccer complex.
As a testament to the training, every girl on last fall's U15 Athena team that moved on to high school started as a freshman for her high school team.
Participants should bring a ball, cleats, shinguards and water to tryouts. For more info., visit pikesoccer.org.
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Monday, May 25. 2015
Two hurt:
Antique Stearman aircraft flips after hard landing at Peach State Airport event.
Citizens will cast ballots in November general election to decide if police force will disband.
EMS bids:
Mid Georgia out, Grady in as providers of emergency medical services in Pike County.
Class of 2015:
PCHS grads march off into history after receiving diplomas at Friday commencement exercises.
Summer Reading Program gets underway June 1 at J. Joel Edwards Public Library.
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Monday, May 18. 2015
Tragic loss:
Former commisisoner, community leader Don Collins dies at age 78.
Big night:
PCHS will send 225 graduates down the roads to the rest of their lives Friday at 8 p.m. commencement exercise.
To police or not...:
Molena schedules May 21 meeting to decide whether to call vote on disbanding its police force.
Memorial Day:
American Legion to host annual event on courthouse square Monday, May 25.
Navigator Team donates SMART boards for special education students to local schools.
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Monday, May 11. 2015
Cyclist Henry Wellmaker of Concord struck and killed by pickup; driver not yet charged.
Be alert:
Pike records fifth confirmed case of rabies as coon killed by dogs on Wildwood Road tests positive.
Science Fair:
Porter Brown, Kayla Wilson, Katie McAmis, Josiah Vaughn and Jack McSpadden shine at PCES event.
PCHS Class of 2015 to be feted at Oak Hill Baptist Church on Sunday, May 17.
Top dogs:
Randy Schultz's Brittany Spaniels Cap and Ruby perform well at shoot to retrieve trials .
Cyclist hit, killed in Molena
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Walter Geiger
Top Stories
Thursday, May 7. 2015
Law enforcement and emergency personnel were on the scene in Molena Thursday afternoon where a pedestrian riding a bicycle was hit and killed by a vehicle.
UPDATED: The following press release was sent by the Pike County Sheriff's Office around 4 p.m. Thursday.
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Monday, May 4. 2015
The 'Nam:
Vietnam combat chaplain Carter Tucker to speak here May 9.
Fairon Gibson:
Paramedic honored during Stars of Life Celebration in Washington.
Patricia Dabbs:
Active local volunteer presented with Saints in Light Award.
Relay for Life:
Annual cancer benefit event raises $26,000.
State playoffs:
Baseball Pirates, soccer Lady Pirates advance in postseason play.
A preview of the 4.29.15 edition of The Journal Reporter
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Monday, April 27. 2015
Pirates, Lady Pirates win region baseball, soccer titles; postseason play begins
Rabid fox attacks Zebulon man, notching Pike's fourth case of rabies in six weeks.
Relay for Life:
Annual fundraiser to battle cancer will be held Saturday at the PCHS track facility.
To be or not to be:
Molena council could vote to disband its police department after incident involving former chief.
Young performers:
Callista Clark, Georgia Hanson and Elizabeth Hanson to appear with Clovers & Co. here Saturday.
Yet another case of rabies in Pike
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Friday, April 24. 2015
Rachel McDaniel
A fourth case of rabies in Pike in just six weeks was confirmed April 21 after a fox attacked and bit a man in the Zebulon city limits Sunday, April 19. The same fox is believed to have attacked a dog on Hall Street in Zebulon the same morning.
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Dramatic finish:
Freshman 'Bean' Butler hits free kick, clutch penalty kick to clinch region title for Lady Pirates.
Steak out:
Eric Johnson cooks best steak, takes home Big Green Egg in inaugural Zebulon event.
Sad saga's end?:
Concord accepts e-mailed resignation of disgraced former mayor Jim Roberts.
A pause to reflect:
National Day of Prayer to be observed May 7 on courthouse square.
Pick Up PIke:
Concord pick-up set for Thursday; Molena man honored fo his anti-litter efforts.
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Neal deploys to Afghanistan
FARMINGTON, Mo. -- Spc. Austin Neal, of Gordonville, is one of nearly 93 Missouri National Guard Soldiers deploying to Afghanistan with the 1138th Engineer Company, of Farmington.
The unit -- which draws Soldiers from the 1140th Engineer Battalion in Cape Girardeau -- is part of Operation Enduring Freedom operations in Afghanistan, and will be conducting route clearance missions.
Soldiers spent 29 days training at Camp Crowder and Camp Clark for pre-mobilization training that allowed them to learn necessary skills for deployment. Training conducted there included weapons qualifications, route clearance operations and tactics, battle drills and warrior tasks.
Currently, Soldiers are finalizing appropriate training for deployment at Fort Bliss, Texas, including squad and platoon battle drills and tasks while being in vehicles and environments similar to that in which they will encounter while deployed. After mobilization training, the Soldiers will deploy to Afghanistan in mid-August.
Neal has been with the Missouri Army National Guard for two years and is a light-wheeled vehicle mechanic. This will be his first deployment but he's confident in the unit, said Neal.
"We have had exceptional training from our senior leadership," said Neal. "We have a great unit with a lot of good Soldiers. After Fort Bliss, we will be ready."
While deployed, the company will fall under the command and control of the 120th Engineer Battalion, Oklahoma National Guard. The Soldiers are scheduled to return in the spring of 2013.
Neal is a 2008 graduate of Jackson Senior High School.
He is supported in his military career by father, Kenny Neal, of Gordonville; his mother, Pamela Kirkwood, of Cape Girardeau; and his sister Catherine.
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Labatt cancels sponsorship of Halifax events
CTV Atlantic
Published Monday, November 19, 2012 7:02PM AST
Labatt is walking away from its sponsorship of community events in Halifax, beginning in 2013.
Officials with the beer company say it has been taking heat for its sponsorship of events geared toward families and youth in the city.
"Every year that we sponsor the Alexander Keith's Natal Day or Christmas Tree Lighting, there's a controversy around it," says Labatt Breweries spokesman Wade Keller.
Health officials say at issue is beer companies sponsoring community events and the impact the sponsorship has on youth.
"First, it causes them to lower the age of when they first have a drink," says Dr. Gaynor Watson-Creed, the Medical Officer of Health for the Capital District Health Authority and the IWK Health Centre
"Here in Nova Scotia that age is 12."
Two years ago, Labatt sponsored the Canada Winter Games. Keller says the company paid $100,000, but did not put a logo at the Halifax Oval or the Canada Games Centre because the company knew most of the athletes were under the legal drinking age.
Keller also says just because Labatt is a sponsor does not mean the company is simply peddling beer, but the brewery has heard enough controversy over the years.
As a result, after years of sponsoring the Halifax Christmas Tree Lighting and paying for the naming rights of the Alexander Keith's Natal Day Festival, Labatt is walking away from both events.
"The city can figure it out," says Keller. "If you want us to be a part, great. If you don't want us to be a part of it, that's OK too. We will donate our money to other places."
Public reaction on the subject is mixed.
"It's not as if it is going to harm children just because they are paying money to sponsor the event," says area resident Charlene Davis. "It's the way people misuse it that creates the problem."
"I think it starts early," says resident Chris Hill. "You're influenced early by what your parents do and what you buy."
Looking ahead, Keller says Labatt could get on board with community events, again in the future, but there would have to be a change first.
"We believe very strongly there should be a sponsorship policy in place in the city," he says.
"There's work that's been done on that," says Halifax Mayor Mike Savage. "It's ready for council. Sometime in the near future council will have to take a look at that."
Chair of the Natal Day Festival, Tim Rissesco, says he is now scrambling to come up with the $20,000 that was pulled by Labatt.
"We'll have to reassess the program," he says.
Rissesco says the Natal Day Festivities will still take place, but the event could be smaller in 2013.
With files from CTV Atlantic's Paul Hollingsworth
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Watch this 3D printer print metal in mid-air
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Bullfrog Wine & Spirits
Liquor Store
1820 N College Ave #100 (Willox)
"Weekly wine tastings. Friday 4 - 6 pm."
Wilbur's Total Beverage
2201 S College Ave (Between Columbia and Drake next to Whole Foods)
"Really great selection of Fort Collins, Colorado, and West Coast craft beer. Bombers of special editions are where it's at, especially the New Belgium Lips of Faith series"
Campus West Liquor Depot
1107 City Park Ave
"Bring in a csu basketball game ticket and get not 12% but 15% off!!! Whoa!"
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