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NASA’s Wallops Island preps for the spotlight WALLOPS ISLAND, Va. (AP) - On one of Virginia’s small barrier islands, a NASA facility that operates in relative obscurity outside scientific circles is preparing to be thrust into the spotlight. On Wednesday, Orbital Sciences Corp. plans to conduct the first test launch of its Antares rocket under a NASA program in which private companies deliver supplies to the International Space Station. If all goes as planned, the unmanned rocket’s practice payload will be vaulted into orbit from Wallops Island before burning up in the atmosphere on its return to Earth several months later. The goal of the launch isn’t to connect with the space station, but to make sure the rocket works and that a simulated version of a cargo ship that will dock with space station on future launches separates into orbit. Orbital officials say that should occur about 10 minutes after liftoff. In that short period of time, Wallops Island will transition from a little-known launch pad for small research rockets to a major player in the U.S. space program. The Wallops Flight Facility on Virginia’s rural Eastern Shore is small in comparison to major NASA centers like those in Florida, California and Texas. The site is near Maryland and just south of Chincoteague Island, which attracts thousands

of tourists each summer for an annual wild pony swim made famous by the 1947 novel “Misty of Chincoteague.” The Eastern Shore is dominated by forests and farmland, and Wallops Island’s isolated nature, with marshland to its west and the Atlantic Ocean to its east, has also made it home to a Navy surface warfare combat center. Those who work at Wallops Island joke that even people living on the Eastern Shore are surprised to learn about rocket launches there. In fact, more than 16,000 rockets have been launched from Wallops Island since 1945, but none has drawn the attention of Antares. Most of the launches are suborbital and focus on educational and research programs. “The real transformation here at Wallops is we’ve always been kind of a research facility,” said William Wrobel, the facility’s director. “So this transition is really kind of into an operational phase, where we’re going to be doing kind of regular flights out of here to the space station.” A successful launch would pave the way for Dulles-based Orbital to demonstrate that it can connect its unmanned Cygnus cargo ship with the space station this summer. If that’s successful, Orbital would launch the first of eight resupply missions.

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The new Guinness World Record for the largest Lincoln Log build, a replica of Nebraska’s state Capitol, included 10,036 Lincoln Logs and stands at 12 ft. 4 in., Saturday at the Lincoln Children’s Museum in Lincoln, Neb.

1 dead, 1 missing in avalanches SEATTLE (AP) — A female snowshoer has died hours after she was dug out of an avalanche by fellow hikers, and a man remained missing Sunday, one day after a pair of spring avalanches struck separate groups hiking in the Cascade Mountains east of Seattle, authorities in Washington state said. Sgt. Katie Larson with the King County Sheriff ’s Office said a team of rescuers worked through the night in blizzard-like conditions to carry the female snowshoer off the mountain just after midnight. Medics confirmed that she had died when they reached the base of the

mountain, Larson said. “The conditions yesterday were horrific,” Larson said Sunday. “It took 25 rescuers about five to six hours” to bring her off the mountain in a sled. The woman, whose identity was not known, had been hiking with her dog near a group of a dozen other people Saturday afternoon when an avalanche hit Red Mountain near Snoqualmie Pass east of Seattle. She was buried in five feet of snow but was dug out with the help of the group of snowshoers, who had also been caught in the avalanche. Members of that group

told authorities that it took them 45 minutes to find the woman. “They did their best to try to warm her up,” Larson said. This is the first avalanche fatality reported in Washington state for the 2012-2013 season, according to the Northwest Weather and Avalanche Center in Seattle. Nationwide, 16 others have died avalanches this season, according to the Colorado Avalanche Information Center. Meanwhile, the search for a 60-year-old hiker who was swept down the mountain in a separate avalanche at Granite Mountain on Saturday was

suspended indefinitely due to the poor weather conditions. “There was a heavy snow dump last night, and conditions are still very hazardous,” Larson said. The man, from Kent, Wash., was with two other friends when the avalanche carried them more than 1,200 feet down the mountain. The two friends emerged from the snow, but their friend did not. The two men suffered injuries that were described as not life-threatening. One of them was taken to a hospital for treatment, but Larson did not know his condition.

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Joss Whedon, Chris Evans, Samuel L. Jackson and Tom Hiddleston, from left, accept the award for best fight for “Marvel’s The Avengers” at the MTV Movie Awards in Sony Pictures Studio Lot in Culver City, Calif., on Sunday.

‘The Avengers’ wins big at the MTV Movie Awards LOS ANGELES (AP) — The MTV Movie Awards spread the golden popcorn prizes around, and even included a touch of Bollywood. “The Avengers” won three awards, including the top prize, movie of the year. “Silver Linings Playbook” also collected three awards. Several stars, including show host Rebel Wilson, won a pair of prizes. “What’s the opposite of humbled? We’re Biebered to be standing here,” said “Avengers” writer-director Joss Whedon as he accepted the top prize Sunday. “This is the award that means the most to me. I am so grateful and very excited for 2015; we’re going to bring you ‘Avengers 2.’” “The Avengers” also won best fight and best villain for actor Tom Hiddleston. “Silver Linings Playbook” won best performance for stars Bradley Cooper and Jennifer Lawrence and best kiss for the on-screen smooch they share. Cooper accepted his award and the kiss prize. Lawrence was not at Sunday’s ceremony. Wilson, who opened and closed the show wearing Iron Man-style armor, won breakthrough performance for her work in “Pitch Perfect” and shared in the film’s award for best musical moment. Its stars, including Brittany Snow and Skylar Astin, opened the show with a mash-up medley. Other musical acts were Macklemore & Ryan Lewis and Selena Gomez, who debuted her new song, “Come and Get It,” with a Bollywood-inspired performance. The MTV Movie Awards are as much about the anticipated movies of the upcoming summer season as they are about the finest films of last year. Fans vote online for the winners in traditional and irreverent categories such as best fight, best kiss

and best shirtless performance. “Twilight” heartthrob Taylor Lautner won the shirtless award. The show also included new footage from next month’s “Iron Man 3” and the world premiere of “The Hunger Games: Catching Fire” trailer, introduced by one of its stars, Liam Hemsworth. Stars from other summer films— including Chris Pine, Zoe Saldana and Zachary Quinto from the “Star Trek” sequel and Vin Diesel and Michelle Rodriguez from the “Fast & Furious” franchise — appeared as presenters during the ceremony. Other presenters included Brad Pitt, Chris Rock, Adam Sandler, Seth Rogen, Zac Efron, Snoop Dogg/Lion and Kim Kardashian. Hollywood has increasingly used the fan-driven MTV Movie Awards as a platform to promote its summer product. This year, the show was moved up from June to April to incorporate the entire blockbuster season, which begins in early May. Honorees and presenters represent upcoming movies, and the ceremony is typically peppered with commercials for forthcoming films and DVD releases. Emma Watson, a star of this summer’s “The Bling Ring,” received the Trailblazer Award. Will Ferrell wore a three-piece suit covered in dollar bills to accept the Comedic Genius Award from “Game of Thrones” star Peter Dinklage. Jamie Foxx was a double winner, too. He shared the best WTF moment award with Samuel L. Jackson for their scenes together in “Django Unchained,” and later thanked his daughter, parents and siblings in the audience as he accepted the Generation Award for his career in film.

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Michigan grandmother gets 22 years in teen’s killing PONTIAC, Mich. (AP) — A 75-yearold Detroit-area woman who killed her grandson expressed remorse Thursday but repeatedly accused his parents of dumping a troubled boy at her doorstep during a desperate, emotional plea to avoid a prison sentence that likely means death behind bars. The judge wasn’t swayed, sending Sandra Layne away for at least 22 years and capping a wrenching case that revealed family strife, adolescent rebellion and fatal consequences. Joanthan Hoffman was shot six times, including twice in the back, last spring in Oakland County’s West Bloomfield Township. Layne, a former teacher and real estate agent, said she shot him out of fear during a physical altercation, but a jury in March rejected her claim of self-defense and convicted her of seconddegree murder. Prosecutors said there were no signs of Layne being injured by Hoffman. A recording of a 911 call shows him being shot again while pleading for help — a critical piece of evidence that jurors played over and over during deliberations. Judge Denise Langford Morris zeroed in on it, too, wondering why Layne simply didn’t call police if she felt helpless. “Grandmothers are supposed to protect. ... Why did you keep shooting and how could you keep shooting?” Morris asked. “You didn’t have to keep shooting. Those were hollow-pointed bullets designed for a devastating impact.” Layne sobbed heavily during a long, rambling address to the judge, her belly chains and handcuffs sagging over orange jail clothes on her slight frame. “I’m sorry for what I did. I apologize to everyone I’ve hurt, everyone. ... Sorry is too small a word,” she said, pleading with Morris to not allow her to die in prison. Layne’s minimum sentence for murder is 20 years, in addition to a two-year sentence for using a gun. She will get credit for 11 months served in jail. Any release from prison after serving the minimum would be determined by the Michigan parole board. Hoffman was living with his grandmother during his last year of high school while his parents lived in Arizona where a daughter was being treated for a brain tumor. He had a history of drug use and had tested positive for synthetic marijuana on the day of the shooting. Layne claimed he feared flunking proba-

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tion and demanded money and a car to leave the area. Prosecutors, however, said Hoffman was wearing just shorts and socks when he was killed and had made plans to see a friend that night, not flee. Prosecutor Paul Walton, noting the minutes that went by before Layne shot the boy again, said he had never handled a homicide “this cold, this long and this calculating.” Hoffman’s father did not attend the hearing because he was in Arizona with his 16-year-old daughter, Jessica, who is recovering from a tumor. Michael Hoffman said the girl “has a hole in her heart to match the hole in her head” since her brother’s death. In a letter read by the prosecutor, the father said Layne “put on her war paint and came in gunning for my boy.” He accused Layne of killing his son because he was ready to move on after high school and she would no longer be able to control him. Layne’s daughter, Jennifer Hoffman, urged the judge to show no mercy. “She showed no mercy when she planned, stalked and murdered my son in his bedroom. Sandra Layne is pure evil and if given the opportunity would surely kill again,” Jennifer Hoffman said. Layne blamed the parents for not taking Jonathan back to Arizona and said her grandson’s drug use made him unmanageable for an elderly woman. She accused Michael Hoffman of giving up on the boy and said she pleaded with the pair to return to Michigan when drugs landed him in the hospital. “If I could go back, I never would have bought that gun,” Layne told the judge. “I would have said to his parents it’s their responsibility, help him, take him.” Outside court, Jennifer Hoffman said her mother was lying about any indifference by parents. She said she visited Michigan once a month. “She’s a complete narcissist. ... I wish I had seen how evil she was. I wouldn’t have left my son with her,” Jennifer Hoffman told reporters. Layne’s husband, Fred, and son, Scott Silvers, declined to comment on the sentence. The judge said Hoffman probably belonged in a rehab center or another place outside his grandmother’s supervision but instead “is in his grave at 17.”

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Armed federal agents wearing hazardous material suits and breathing apparatus entered the West Hills Subdivision home of Paul Kevin Curtis in Corinth, Miss., Thursday evening. Law enforcement officials blocked off the dwelling after taking Curtis into custody under the suspicion of sending letters covered in ricin to the U.S. President Barack Obama and U.S. Sen. Roger Wicker, R-Miss. OXFORD, Miss. (AP) — The stories from family and acquaintances of a Mississippi man charged with sending ricin-laced letters to the president and other officials describe a caring father and enthusiastic musician who struggled with mental illness and pursued a conspiracy theory to its farthest reaches. Paul Kevin Curtis, 45, wrote numerous Web posts over the past several years describing the event he said “changed my life forever”: the chance discovery of body parts and organs wrapped in plastic in small refrigerator at a hospital where he worked as a janitor more than a decade ago. He tried to talk to officials about and publicize what he claimed was an elaborate conspiracy theory to sell body parts on the black markets, but he thought he was being railroaded by the government. Authorities say the efforts culminated in letters sent to President Barack Obama, a U.S. senator and a judge in Mississippi. “Maybe I have your attention now even if that means someone must die,” the letters read, according to an FBI affidavit. “He is bipolar, and the only thing I can say is he wasn’t on his medicine,” his ex-wife, Laura Curtis, told The Associated Press. Jim Waide, an attorney for the Curtis family, said Paul Kevin Curtis was prescribed medication three years ago. “When he is on his medication, he is terrific, he’s nice, he’s functional,” Waide said. “When he’s off his medication, that’s when there’s a problem.” Waide represented Curtis in a lawsuit he filed in August 2000 against North Mississippi Medical Center in Tupelo, where he had worked from 1998 until he was fired in 2000. Waide said he withdrew from the case because Curtis didn’t trust him. The suit, claim-

ing employment discrimination, was dismissed. “He thought I was conspiring against him,” Waide said. “He thinks everybody is out to get him.” Curtis made a brief court appearance Thursday, wearing shackles and a Johnny Cash T-shirt. Attorney Christi R. McCoy said he “maintains 100 percent” that he is innocent. He did not enter pleas to the two federal charges against him. He was due back in court Friday afternoon. In several letters to U.S. Sen. Roger Wicker, a Mississippi Republican, and other officials, Curtis said he was writing a novel about black-market body parts called “Missing Pieces.” Curtis also posted similar language on his Facebook page. The documents indicate Curtis had been distrustful of the government for years. In 2007, Curtis’ ex-wife called police to report that her husband was extremely delusional and felt the government was spying on him with drones. Laura Curtis said she doesn’t believe the allegations against him. “He just likes to speak out.” “What they say he did is so unlike him, it’s unreal,” she added. “Until I hear him say he did it, I would not ... I could not believe it.” During their 10-year marriage, the couple lived in Booneville in north Mississippi. Laura Curtis said she moved to a house next door after the split. Her ex-husband moved to Birmingham, Ala., but eventually back to Mississippi, most recently the small town of Corinth, where he was arrested Wednesday. Laura Curtis said he would visit their four children — ages, 8, 16, 18 and 20 — almost every day. He recently bought his youngest child a bicycle. Others said Curtis’ behavior was often erratic. Tupelo attorney David

Daniels said Curtis was in a show he helped organize about 10 years ago. Daniels said he was sitting in his vehicle one night after rehearsal when Curtis walked up. “He started beating on the windows and screaming and hollering,” Daniels said. “I thought he was kidding, but he was serious. He was throwing a fit like I’ve never seen a grown man throw before.” Daniels said Curtis was holding a beer bottle and threatening him with it. Daniels said he pointed the pistol he kept in his car: “I told him, ‘If you try to hit me with that bottle, Kevin, I’m going to shoot you.’” But he said Curtis stayed by the vehicle for as long as 15 minutes. “He was screaming and ranting and raving about body parts being sold,” Daniels said. Daniels eventually filed simple assault charges and he said the judge who handled the case was Sadie Holland — one of the three people who received a letter suspected of containing ricin, according to authorities. Records show she sentenced Curtis to six months in the county jail. Daniels was an assistant district attorney at the time. “He launched a smear campaign against me, saying I attacked him and tried to shoot him,” Daniels said. “It made my life miserable for almost two years, having to deal with this guy,” he said. On Thursday, North Mississippi Medical Center confirmed Curtis’ employment and said in a statement he was not terminated in response to allegations about the facility. Under the name Kevin Curtis, multiple online posts describe the conspiracy Curtis claimed to uncover when working there.

Washington man indicted after 2 killed at pot-grow

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TACOMA, Wash. (AP) — A Washington state man who authorities say shot and killed two masked, armed intruders at his marijuana grow operation last year has been indicted on federal drug and gun charges. Jeremy Peter Capodanno pleaded not guilty at a Thursday court hearing. U. S. D i s t r i c t Ju d g e Ronald Leighton ordered Capodanno held in custody, The Seattle Times reported. The judge scheduled a detention hearing for April 23. Trial was set for June 21. Police said the 36-year-

old shot and killed two men who broke into his Puyallup garage last Dec. 6, the day marijuana possession by adults became legal under state law. His 7-year-old son was home at the time. The Pierce County prosecutor’s office determined that Capodanno acted in self-defense in the shootings. “Regardless of whether you are operating an illegal enterprise, you still have the right to use deadly force in defense of yourself or others or your property,” Prosecutor Mark Lindquist said.

A federal indictment unsealed Thursday accuses Capodanno of manufacturing marijuana as well as firing and possessing guns during a drug crime. Seattle U.S. Attorney Jenny Durkan said Capodanno had the guns to protect his illegal drug business, which brought thieves to his door and jeopardized his son. It was not clear if Capodanno had an attorney. If convicted he could face at least 15 years. Prosecutors are also seeking to seize his two homes, two cars and his guns.

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News in brief West joins United Way

Rick West has been named marketing and communications director for the United Way Blackhawk Region. West had worked for CSI Media based in Delavan, Wis. for more than eight years, serving as director of sports and public relations. “We are excited to have Rick join the United Way staff,” said United Way Blackhawk Region President Steve Kinkade. “Rick brings over 30 years experience in journalism broadcasting, marketing and managerial experience to this position. In addition, Rick has extensive volunteerism background in the Beloit/ Janesville area, which will be valuable in the marketing and communication efforts for the United Way Blackhawk Region.

Smith joins WCLO/WJVL

Amy Smith has joined WCLO/WJVL radio as an account executive. Smith is a graduate of Wartburg College in Iowa where she majored in Elementary Education. She has been an elementary school teacher in Pecatonica, Ill., for the past three years. She will be working with advertisers in the Beloit and Rockford markets. She is a native of South Beloit, where she still resides with her husband, Jon.

Substation rebuilt

Wisconsin Power and Light Company is nearing completion of another Power Wisconsin Project. The project involves improving the reliability of the Marine Substation located along Prairie Avenue on the north side of Beloit. A complete rebuild of the substation is being don, which involves adding a new transformer, adding new metal-clad switchgear and replacing fencing around the property. The substation has been in service more than 35 years. The company’s investment in the upgrade, which will be finished in April, is about $2 million.

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Lowe’s net income rises NEW YORK (AP) — Home improvement retailer Lowe’s Cos. credits cleanup efforts after Superstorm Sandy and its new pricing strategy for fourth-quarter earnings that surpassed Wall Street expectations. The results are a sign that people are beginning to feel better about spending money on their homes as the housing market slowly recovers. Analysts will be watching Lowe’s larger rival Home Depot’s earnings report on Tuesday to see if its results show a similar story. L o w e ’s C E O R o b e r t Niblock said the company is seeing a pickup in spending even in areas of the country hit hardest by the housing slump, like Florida, Arizona and California. “Rising home values have given homeowners

additional confidence in spending on their homes,” Niblock said in an interview with The Associated Press. Lowe’s net income fell 11 percent from last year’s quarter, which included an extra week of revenue. Its earnings forecast for the year was below expectations but its revenue projection beat the consensus. Mooresville, N.C.-based Lowe’s has revamped its pricing structure, offering what it says are permanent low prices on many items across the store instead of fleeting discounts. It has also focused on hiring more workers and improving its inventory. In January it said it planned to hire 45,000 seasonal workers ahead of its busy spring season and add 9,000 part time employees on a per-

manent basis. In a call with analysts, Chief Customer Officer Greg Bridgeford said the pricing strategy helped spur strong sales of cabinets and countertops, tools and outdoor power equipment. During the quarter, the number of transactions fell 6.9 percent, mainly due to the extra week in the quarter a year ago. But average ticket rose 2.1 percent to $62.37. Lowe’s net income totaled $288 million, or 26 cents per share, for the three months ended Feb. 1. That’s down from $322 million, or 26 cents per share, a year ago. Analysts expected 23 cents per share, according to FactSet. There were 11 percent fewer shares outstanding in the latest quarter than

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Spring Car Shopping? Take Care Of Financing First Spring car shopping? Take care of financing first and know what car payment you can afford. Don’t forget to include other costs in your plans, costs like car insurance and car maintenance. Auto shows dotting the country paired with rising temperatures leave many people longing for a new car or truck. But purchasing a new vehicle is a complex process - one that doesn’t start with finding the right car, but with making sure your finances are in order. It’s important to plan ahead so there are no surprises during the loan application process that leave you stranded without options. Long before you hit the dealership, sit down and go over some important variables. First, determine your budget and what you can realistically afford. Remember, your car payment may be the largest consideration, but it’s only one part of the total monthly cost of owning a new vehicle. You must factor in gas, insurance premiums and regular maintenance to get an accurate amount. Once you know your magic

number, stick to it so you don’t get in over your head. After you have a general idea of what you can afford, you should check your credit to see if you are a good candidate for a loan before you start shopping. A good first step is to check your credit reports. Is everything accurate? What is your debt-to-credit ratio? Are there items you want to work on before applying for a car loan? While proactively reviewing what’s on your credit report is one of the fundamental ways to get a loan with preferable terms, it doesn’t tell you what your credit score is. To obtain your credit score and stay on top of your financial health, become a member of TransUnion Plus. TransUnion Plus gives you access to your credit report, your credit score, and the ability to track all your finances, such as your checking, savings and 401(k) accounts, so you can manage your money seamlessly, plus you get credit and identity theft protection. Once your credit score and credit reports are in order, and you can feel

confident about your ability to get a loan, there is another thing that financially savvy drivers should do: research financing options. Many people find the car they want and finance through the dealership, but these drivers may be missing out on other options that could save plenty of money. Shop around to see who has the best interest rates, determine how much you want to put down and decide what length of loan term works best for you. Also, remember to ask about pre-payment penalties - you shouldn’t be punished for paying your loan off sooner than promised. Before you take your first test drive, take some time to decide between new and used vehicles. While a brand new vehicle with a great warranty has its appeal, it also has a high level of future depreciation. Because the rate of vehicle depreciation tends to be steeper during the first year or two, purchasing a slightly older car may be a better value in the long run, depending on how long you plan to own it. Research your options before making any decisions, including certifications

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Springtime Auto Maintenance Tips Spring is one of the prime times for auto maintenance. That first wash-nwax on a warm Saturday afternoon is liberating. Winter’s gloom (to say nothing of grit and road salt) is literally washed away. Take out the snow shovel, the gloves, and heavy boots and store them ‘til next season. Surely summer can’t be far away. Some preparation now will help ensure that your summer driving plans go as smoothly as you envision then now. ASE offer the following tips on getting your vehicle ready for summer. * Read the owner’s manual and follow the recommended service schedules. * Have hard starts, rough idling, stalling, etc. corrected before hot weather sets in. * Flush and refill the cooling sys-

tem (radiator) according to the service manual’s recommendations. The level, condition, and concentration of the coolant should be checked periodically. * If you are not a do-it-yourselfer, look for repair facilities that employ ASE-certified automotive technicians. * The tightness and condition of belts, clamps, and hoses should be checked by a qualified auto technician. * Have a marginally operating air conditioner system serviced by a qualified technician to reduce the likelihood of more costly repairs. * Change the oil and oil filter as specified in owner’s manual. (Properly dispose of used oil.) * Replace other filters (air, fuel, PCV, etc.) as recommended. * Check the condition of tires, including the spare. Always check tire

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Things to know about motor oil When it comes to taking care of their vehicles, many motorists prefer to be overly cautious. While that’s not necessarily a bad thing, there are times when being too cautious can unnecessarily cost you money. Motor oil, and when to change that oil, has long been a point of contention. Many drivers grew up being told that motor oil should be changed every 3,000 miles. However, that myth has been debunked for many of today’s vehicles, which should come with suggested intervals between oil changes. According to Edmunds.com, in 2010 the average interval for oil changes was 7,800 miles. In addition to changing a car’s motor oil less frequently, there are other things drivers should know about motor oil. * Oil does not necessarily need to be changed before a long trip. Taking a trip? While it’s good to have your car examined before embarking, if the recommended oil change interval is not up, then you do not need to preemptively change your oil. Such a change is likely unnecessary and will not improve the performance of your vehicle during the trip. * Black oil does not necessitate a change. Conventional wisdom once suggested if the oil on the dipstick is

black then it needs to be changed. But now automotive professionals are noting that black oil is doing its job and different additives might be changing the oil’s color, which means the oil doesn’t need to be changed. * You can use petroleum-based oil after using synthetic. Another longstanding myth regarding motor oil was that once you use a synthetic motor oil instead of a petroleum-based oil you have to continue using synthetic oil, which is often more expensive than more traditional motor oil, in order to avoid harming the vehicle. However, automotive professionals have noted that these two types of oils are now often blended, meaning switching back and forth from one to the other is not likely to cause any damage to your vehicle. Just be sure to use motor oil that meets the standards set forth in your vehicle’s owner’s manual. * Consider an earlier oil change after buying a new vehicle. Sometimes a new vehicle will need an oil change after its first 3,000 miles. However, this does not mean your vehicle will need one every 3,000 miles. According to Blackstone Laboratories, who study motor oil, oil samples taken from engines during their initial 3,000 miles of driving had elevated metal levels

from the camshafts and pistons. These elevated levels will not necessarily be harmful, but some auto manufacturers recommend a shorter initial interval just to be safe. Honda, however, includes an anti-wear additive in their break-in

oil and advises against changing their oil early. Consult your owner’s manual to determine if it’s best to change your oil after the initial 3,000 miles or to let it go until the recommended interval.

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Keeping Families Safe Behind The Wheel (NAPSI)—From the hottest to coldest and wettest to driest, extreme weather takes a toll on a vehicle, including wiper blades. Rain and snowfall mean wipers should be checked for wear from use, while dry and hot weather can also damage wiper blades. Extreme heat or extended periods of nonuse can cause the blade rubber to take a set or curve in one direction, causing poor wiping performance and limited visibility through the windshield.

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engine is stopping and starting more frequently. * Specifics: Just because a seller provides you with a vehicle history report does not necessarily mean that report matches up with the vehicle you might be buying. A dishonest seller might try to pass off the history report of another vehicle of the same make and model as his own. This is done to hide a suspect vehicle history or even when thieves are selling a stolen car to an unsuspecting buyer. Check the vehicle identification number, or VIN, on the vehicle to ensure the car you’re looking at matches the car on the history report. In addition, each vehicle history report describes the car, so if the description does not match you might be holding an inaccurate report. * Location: The vehicle history report will show where the car has lived over the years. Vehicles that have spent ample time in harsh weather, such as Alaska or another region with a prolonged winter, have likely had their share of weather-related wear

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With Tires, Pressure Can Be A Good Thing (NAPSI)—Your car’s tires are where safety and savings meet the road—literally. That’s why it’s important to make sure that your tires are properly inflated. Keeping your tires at their recommended pressure can provide better handling, longer tire life and gas savings of up to 12 cents per gallon, according to the Rubber Manufacturers Association. To get the most from your tires this summer, here are some tips from America’s largest tire and wheel retailer—Discount Tire: • Get Pressure Right Low tire pressure can decrease fuel economy. Tires may lose up to one pound per square inch per month.

The specific inflation pressure number can be found on the vehicle placard located on the driver’s side doorpost, glove box door, fuel door or in the owner’s manual. Custom tires and wheels may change standard air pressure requirements, so if you customize, have a pro check them out before you go. • Don’t Overload Vehicle Overloading decreases fuel economy due to increased wind drag and cargo weight. Handling, control and braking are also negatively impacted. • Rotate Before You Go Regular rotation helps achieve uniform tire wear and improves road performance. Tires rotated every 6,000 to

8,000 miles have longer life and help to maximize your tire investment. • Straighten Up Proper wheel alignment provides safe, predictable vehicle control and helps tires wear evenly and last longer. • Bald Isn’t Beautiful Lack of tread affects the tire’s ability to grip the road. Make sure tires don’t have uneven wear, high or low spots or unusually smooth areas that can decrease traction and increase the risk of road accidents. A Five-Minute Fix Checking tire pressure and tread is easy and can pay dividends when it comes to fuel economy and handling. Don’t go by appearances. Use a tire gauge to check since a tire can be

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match up with its history report? Sometimes a vehicle owner does not report when a car has been in an accident. Owners might do this to avoid higher insurance premiums or to mask the vehicle’s history because they intend to sell the car down the road. If a car exhibits any signs of body work that aren’t on its history report or if the car drives awkwardly but has supposedly not been in an

accident, buyers should consider this a major red flag and strongly consider walking away from the vehicle and continuing their search elsewhere. A vehicle history report can calm the fears of a buyer shopping for a preowned vehicle. But even when a report is made available, buyers should still examine the report closely to ensure the vehicle is all it’s cracked up to be.

Continued from P. 5 and tear, more so than a car driven in warmer climates. While this does not mean past owners didn’t properly maintain the car, some buyers might be wary of purchasing a vehicle that has endured too many harsh winters. * Physical appearance: Does the physical appearance of the car

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Warning Lights Send Messages You Can’t Ignore (NAPSI)—Safety on the road is no accident. For example, when a warning light illuminates on a car’s dashboard, it is alerting you to a situation that requires your attention. While not all warning lights are a sign that disaster is imminent, no warning indicator should ever be ignored. That’s the word from the experts at AAA, who encourage motorists to read their owner’s manual and know what each of the warning lights in their vehicle means. To help, they offer the following tips: Oil Pressure Light The oil pressure light is usually an oilcan symbol or the word “OIL.” It comes on when there is a drop in engine oil pressure. Of all the warning lights, the oil pressure light indicates the greatest potential for serious mechanical damage. If the oil pressure warning light comes on and stays on, pull off the road at the earliest safe opportunity, shut off the engine and call for assistance. Engine Temperature Light The engine temperature light is usually a thermometer symbol or the word “TEMP.” It comes on when the engine temperature is unsafe for your vehicle. Unless the engine temperature is quickly brought under control, major damage may occur. If there are any signs of a cooling system leak, pull off the road at the earliest safe opportunity, shut off the engine and call for assistance.

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Kids Spot enjoys successful season 42 qualify for state from Roscoe club By Josh Flickinger jflickinger@beloitdailynews.com ROSCOE, Ill. — It was a record-breaking season for the athletes of Kids Spot of Roscoe. The competitive gymnastics team qualified 42 individuals for the United State Tumbling Association National Championships, to be held June 18-22 in Fort Lauderdale, Fla. The athletes were able to qualify by virtue of their performance at the state meet in Bourbonnais, Ill., April 27-28. “It’s very exciting,” tumbling and trampoline director Megan Owens said. “When we sat down before the meet as a coaching staff and looked at all the numbers, we figured we would do well. But we were pretty surprised that as many athletes were able to qualify as did.” Ownens said she currently has commitments to travel and compete from 25 athletes, ranging in age from five to 16.

The competition consisted of three events: Tumbling, trampoline and mini-trampoline. “All together, we took 44 kids to the state meet,” Owens said. “They competed in 77 events, and we had 42 athletes qualify in 71 events. It was our best qualifying season ever.” The total of eight state champions was also the highest ever for the program. To qualify for nationals, an athlete must finish in the top 10 of their age group and skill ability. Kids Spot has both a recreational and competitive program, with most of the competitive athletes having started in the recreational program. “Once they are pulled up into the competitive program, they are placed in the sub-novice level,” Owens said. “That is just basically in place for developing skills and technique and to get them ready for competition.” The season runs from November through July and requires a lot of dedication from parents and youngsters alike.

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tumbling, Elijah Miller, novice boys tumbling; Samantha Baker, sub-novice girls tumbling; Sam Praneis, sub-novice boys tumbling; Joshua Hedberg, novice boys tumbling and novice boys trampoline.

By Daily News staff The tide turn swiftly and completely in Thursday night’s Home Talent League game in Beloit. Cross Plains jumped out to an 8-0 lead after two innings, but the Orfordville Orioles bounced back with a 14-run third inning on their way to a 19-9 victory in five innings. Orioles starter Brent Cashore allowed three runs in the first inning and left the game with back spasms in the second after walking the first batter. Aaron Jones came on and allowed five runs on two singles, two walks and two errors. The Orioles came to life in a big way in the third, batting around twice and sending 19 to the plate, scoring 14 times. Doubles by Zach Jones and Joe Lange highlighted the inning which included seven walks, six singles and an error. After Cross Plains scored in the fifth, Orfordville tallied five in the bottom of the inning to end the contest due to the mercy rule. Derek Cashore’s two-run triple highlighted the onslaught. The Orioles host leave rival Evansville at 1 p.m. Sunday.

Bradley has 3-stroke Byron Nelson lead 36-hole total lowest in tourney since 2001 IRVING, Texas (AP) — Keegan Bradley again bogeyed Nos. 1 and 18 in the second round of the Byron Nelson Championship. Unlike the first round, Bradley didn’t set a course record. But he still finished with a three-stroke lead. Bradley started and ended his round Friday with those bogeys, part of a 1-under 69 that got him to 11-under 129, the lowest 36-hole total at the Nelson since 2001. “I’m almost more proud of this round than yesterday because I didn’t feel comfortable all day,” said Bradley, whose opening 60 included his only bogeys at those same holes in the middle of that round. “I

don’t know what it was, I can’t put my finger on it but, you know, I bogeyed the first hole. I was a little uncomfortable and then I settled in and hit some really good shots.” Tom Gillis, who shot 63 in the first group of the day off the No. 10 tee, and Sang-Moon Bae (66) were tied for second. A stroke further back were 2012 PGA Tour rookie of the year John Huh (64), Ryan Palmer (68) and 2011 Masters champion Charl Schwartzel (70). Schwartzel had an opening 63 and was the closest to Bradley after the first round. “It was a bit up and down out there,” said Schwartzel, who had three birdies and three bogeys. “Bit of a frustrating day, but I suppose it’s the mix.” Bradley, whose first PGA Tour victory came as a rookie at the Nelson two

years ago, started his second round with a drive that missed the fairway at the 458-yard first hole, then left his approach short of the green. “The first hole is probably the easiest hole out here,” he said. “I don’t know why I keep making bogey on that hole.” At No. 18, he drove right into rough under the trees again near a cart path. He punched the ball, which rolled and flirted with water to the left before settling into a swale behind the green. He chipped to 6 1/2 feet, but missed the par putt. “I’ve got a four-shot lead, so the last thing I wanted to do was plop it in the water. I bailed out,” said Bradley, who also won the PGA Championship in 2011 and the World Golf Championships-Bridgestone Invitational last year. “I didn’t hit

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that bad of a shot it just got in the wind. I thought it was going to be way left of where it was, but I’m going to hit good ones Saturday and Sunday.” In between those bogeys, Bradley had another bogey at No. 6, four birdies and several nice par-saving shots, including a two-putt from 35 feet after driving into the trees at No. 14 and a blast to 4 feet of the hole from a greenside bunker at No. 15. Guan Tianlang, the 14-year-old amateur from China, missed the cut with rounds of 70 and 77. After driving into the rough and then hitting into two bunkers for a double-bogey 6 at No. 12, his third hole Friday, Guan had a 19-foot birdie putt on the following par 3. He then had five consecutive bogeys. Guan last month made the cut at the Masters and then again in New Orleans, becoming the youngest player ever to make the cut on the PGA Tour. He said he “probably” would stay in the United States to play more golf, but wasn’t specific about where or confirm if he would play in a U.S. Open sectional quali-

fier June 3. Defending Nelson champion Jason Dufner, playing with good friend Bradley, had his second consecutive 70 to make the cut of even par. Gillis got rolling with three consecutive birdies, starting with a 13-foot putt at No. 12 before burying a 32-footer on the 180-yard par 3 right after that. His only bogey came at his closing hole, when he threeputted from 12 1/2 feet at the 427-yard ninth hole. He had played an afternoon round Thursday, when 13 players shot 66 or better in the morning and the only one in the afternoon was Marc Leishman with a 66. “It was easier, I think the wind was down and I was hoping that we would get a fair shot like they had (Thursday) morning just to see what it would be like,” Gillis said. “Definitely, I thought it played better than in the afternoon.” After 1 1/2 inches of rain fell on the course Wednesday night, players were allowed to lift, clean and place their golf balls hit in fairways and other short-cut areas. That rule remained in place Friday.

Twins edged by Red Sox MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — Jonny Gomes hit a sacrifice fly in the 10th inning to lift the Boston Red Sox to another comeback victory, 3-2 over the Minnesota Twins on Friday night. The Red Sox have won three straight after losing 10 of their previous 14 games, while the Twins have lost three in a row after winning six of nine. Twins reliever Josh Roenicke (1-1) gave up a single and a walk to open the 10th. After a sacrifice bunt, Stephen Drew was intentionally walked to load the bases. Then Gomes sent a drive to center field, where Aaron Hicks caught the ball but double-clutched on his throw and didn’t have a chance to get the speedy Dustin Pedroia. Alex Wilson (1-0) picked up the victory by getting the last out of the ninth and Koji Uehara threw a perfect 10th for his first save.

Cards hold off Brewers ST. LOUIS (AP) — David Freese hit a grand slam for his first homer of the season, and the St. Louis Cardinals used a five-run first inning to beat the Milwaukee Brewers 7-6 on Friday night. The Brewers made it close on a pair of three-run homers by Aramis Ramirez off Jaime Garcia before losing for the 13th time in 15 games. The bottom four spots in the lineup were a combined 0 for 15. The Cardinals had five hits and a walk while batting around against Wily Peralta in the first, but the right-hander was still in the game when Garcia (5-2) was chased with one out in the sixth. Milwaukee got one hit in 3 2-3 innings against three relievers, with Edward Mujica working the ninth for his 12th save in 12 chances. Ryan Braun reached on a leadoff single in the eighth, but was caught stealing for a double play after Trevor Rosenthal struck out Ramirez. Carlos Gomez then popped up a bunt to end the inning. Freese entered with a .209 average, four RBIs and a .287 on-base percentage, struggling to find his stroke after starting the season on the 15-day disabled list with a back injury from chasing a foul ball in spring training. He batted .293 last year with 20 homers and 79 RBIs, the first time he played more than 100 games in the majors. Matt Holliday had two hits and two RBIs for St. Louis, which has won 13 of 16 and leads the National League at 27-14. Allen Craig had three hits and a walk and leadoff man Matt Carpenter had three hits and scored twice. Ramirez had been in a 1-for-16 slump before lining a pitch into left-field stands in the fourth, and cleared the wall in cen-

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relay team of senior Danielle Earls, senior Becky Dal Santo, senior Tracy Van and freshman Brianna Tresemer finished 10th in their preliminary heat in 9:58.21.

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ter in the sixth for his third homer of the season. It was his 26th career multihomer game. The first inning has been by far the Brewers’ best this season. They had outscored opponents 35-9, the most runs in the majors and fewest allowed. Peralta appeared to have a good shot at escaping the inning down just a run when he struck out Jon Jay for the second out. Jay entered with a .440 career average against Milwaukee, and Freese had been in a season-long slump with just one extrabase hit and one RBI this month. Freese then hammered a 1-1 pitch to straightaway center with a stroke reminiscent of the 2011 postseason when he was World Series and NL championship series MVP. Freese made a curtain call responding to a sellout crowd, but struck out his last two trips against Peralta. Jay got an RBI single in his second trip to make it 6-0 in the third. Garcia retired nine in a row on 28 pitches before Norichika Aoki slapped a single to open the fourth. Braun walked with one out and Ramirez cut the deficit in half, lining a 3-1 pitch into the left field seats. Garcia was charged with six runs and six hits in 5 1-3 innings.

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people. “Meeting all these people, and getting to see them every year,” she said. “They say ‘Gert, are you just as good as you were last year?’ Well, I guess we’ll see, won’t we?”

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Memorial Day Parade Monday, May 27th

Perhaps the highest calling one can answer is to risk ones’ own life for one’s country. In times of national crises, thousands of men and women have heeded the call and given of themselves for the good of our nation. This Memorial Day, take a moment to reflect on the freedoms we enjoy as Americans and give thanks to those who have made the ultimate sacrifice.

Veteran Organizations Activities for Memorial Day Monday, May 27th This year’s United Veteran’s Memorial Day Parade will begin in Beloit on West Grand Avenue in front of the High School Apartments and proceed along West Grand to the center of town making a turn onto State Street traveling to South Beloit onto Blackhawk Blvd and toward the South Beloit Memorial Park the ending.

Memorial Day Ceremonies 6:30 AM Laying of the Wreath Ceremony at Beloit’s Rotary Center on Riverside Drive (Lagoon Park) Beloit by The Marine Corps League. The Color Guard will present Colors, TAPS will be sounded by Rick West, Firing Detail will fire 3 volley service, and the Auxiliary will “Read” and Lay the Wreath in Remembrance. 11:00 am South Beloit American Legion Post 288 will have a Memorial Ceremony at The South Beloit Memorial Park prior to end of parade. 11:30 am UVMDP Memorial Ceremony (Music Speech Readings Presentations Colors Taps & Firing Detail) South Beloit Memorial Park after the Parade. 11:30 am Memorial Ceremony at Floral Lawn Memorial Gardens 835 Dearborn Ave, South Beloit, Il by South Beloit American Legion Post 288. 12:00 Noon Memorial Ceremony at South Beloit American Legion Post 288, South Beloit 12:00 Noon Memorial Ceremony at East Lawn Cemetery, Milwaukee Road, Beloit by Beloit VFW Post 2306. 1:00 pm Re Dedication Memorial Ceremony of War Mothers Memorial by Beloit American Legion Post 48. This will be at the corner of Henry Avenue and Hwy 51 on the west side of the street across from the waterfall marking the Eclipse Center and by the Ken Hendricks Bridge. This Remembrance Memorial is dedicated to our WWI War Mothers and now known as “The Gold Star Mothers”.

Please take time to attend one of these Memorial Ceremonies honoring our Fallen Veterans past and present.

PARADE LINEUP Section 1 Rock County Disabled American Veterans Chapter #14 Section Leader: Brian Cousin Line Up on West Grand Avenue between Downtown and Bluff Street 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14.

DAV Color Guard DAV Van DAV Members DAV Auxiliary Members Parade Marshall Speaker of the Day Minister and Master of Ceremonies Aldrich Middle School Elisia Mexican Ice Youth to Youth Blackhawk Technical College Dairy Queen Shriners Beloit Beloit Youth Hockey

Section 2 Marine Corps League Section Leader: Michael Bendickson Line up on West Grand Avenue (Do not enter from Bluff St or 4th St). Enter from 8th Street turning and traveling East on West Grand Avenue. 1.

Marine Corps League Color Guard and Marching Marines 2. Marine Corps League Officers 3. Marine Corps League Members 4. Marine Corps League Auxiliary 5. First Wisconsin Young Marines 5a. Senator Tim Cullen 5b. Rep Janis Ringhand 6. Miss Beloit (Paige Frendahl) 6a. Miss Outstanding Teen Beloit (Rebecca Charles) 7. Beloit Turner Middle School Band 8. Beloit Town Officials 9. Beloit Town Fire Department 10. Vets Roll Motor Home, Veterans & Volunteers 11. Vets Roll Motor Home, Veterans & Volunteers 12. Patch Products (B Patch) 13. Loyal Order of Moose Lodge 191 14. 15. Edgerton Book and Film Festival 16. 17. Jagger Bay Tanning Co. 18. Beloit Turner High School Band 19. Beloit Boys and Girls Club 20. Beloit YMCA 21. Dr. Detail 22. CR Styles 23. Section 3 Beloit Veterans of Foreign Wars Mead-Allen Post #2306 Section Leader: Steve Mayfield Line up on Eighth St. and West Grand Ave. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11.

Beloit VFW Color Guard Beloit VFW Commander Beloit VFW Past Commanders Beloit VFW Auxiliary President Beloit VFW Auxiliary Officers/Members Military Order of the Purple Hearts Uniformed Vets Beloit ROTC Town of Turtle Fire Department Beloit Elks Lodge Beloit Rotary Club

12. Merrill Community Center 13. Girls Scouts/Brownies/Daisies 14. Beloit Daily News 15. Beloit Evening Lions Club 16. City of Beloit Parks & Leisure 17. Sun Valley Presbyterian Church 18. Atonement Church 19. New Zion Baptist Church 20. Beloit Bah’l Community Section 4 South Beloit American Legion #288 Section Leader: Gail Scanlan Line up on Bluff St. North Side of West Grand 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26. 27. 28.

South Beloit American Legion Color Guard South Beloit American Firing Detail South Beloit Legion Vehicles South Beloit American Legion Auxiliary South Beloit Mayor South Beloit Commissioners South Beloit Jr. & Sr. High School Band South Beloit Lions Club Float Stateline Boys and Girls Club South Beloit Boys and Girl Scouts Dance FX 1929 Model A antique car 1942 Allis Chalmers Tractor Wisconsin Property Owners League Brother Dutton - St. Peters Drum Corp Housing 4 our Veterans Beloit Relay For Life Martial Arts Academy Pepsi Cola Car Beloit Rotary Truck K-9 Dog Training M & M Dari Ripple Car McDonalds Truck Blackhawk Bank Beloit Rotary Truck Beloit Noon Lions Fairbanks Morse Engines Miss Vickies Ribs South Beloit Fire Department

Section 5 West-Field Post 48 American Legion Section Leader: Jake Richter/Jennifer Shea Line up on Bluff St. South of West Grand Ave. 1. American Legion Color Guard 2. American Legion Firing Honor Team 3. American Legion Commander Jake Richter 4. American Legion Officers 5. American Legion Badger Boys 6. American Legion Auxiliary Unit #48 7. American Legion Auxiliary Badger Girls 8. Poppy Princess 9. Sons of the American Legion Squadron #48 10. Squadron #48 Color Guard 11. Squadron #48 Commander Barry Prindle 12. Squadron #48 Members 13. McNeel Middle School 14. NAACP 15. Our Savior’s Lutheran Church 16. 1946 Willy Jeep, George Brunson 17. 1956 Nash Rambler, Robert Garner 18. Beloit Police Dept. Honor Guard 19. Beloit Police Chief 20. Beloit City Manager 21. Beloit City Council 22. U.S. Postal Group 23. Beloit Senior Center Grinnell Hall 24. Goldenaires Chorus 25. New Zion Baptist Church 26. Jim Thompson, Model T Touring Car 27. Black Star Project of Beloit 28. Rising Star School of Baton Tumbling and Dance 29. Frito Lay Truck 30. Horses

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MEMORIAL DAY 2013

Memorial Day is a memorial tribute to those veterans that were killed in combat. **indicates these men and women who lost their lives in combat or as a result of an injury sustained from battle and a tribute to all veterans that are now deceased representing all of the military services. We salute you because you have served in uniform at home and abroad. Many fought on foreign shores in Iraq, Desert Storm, The Battle of Iraq, Grenada, Lebanon, Bosnia, Vietnam, Korea, World Wars I & II, Afghanistan, Somalia, Haiti, USS Cole, Spanish American War and Civil War. Memorial Day, is a day to salute this list of deceased veterans that unselfishly have served their country’s call to make certain that the United States retains its freedom and the American way of life. The contribution of these deceased veterans has made it possible for the flag of our country to fly and remain a free nation. Many of you continue to serve your country through service as members of the various veterans’ organizations. On this Memorial Day, 2013, we join in paying tribute to the men and women who have honored our nation with service and sacrifice. Over 3,950 deceased veterans are listed in the Beloit Daily News representing the Stateline area.

GREATER BELOIT AREA DECEASED VETERANS A AARUD, RAYMON O ABATE, PETER ABBITT, RONALD G ABERLE, ANDREW ABRAHAMSON, HERBERT ACCARDI, J ACCARDI, NICK ACHTEMEIER, LOUIS M ACKERMAN, STEVEN W ADAM. WALTER **ADAMS, DAVID **ADAMS, GORDON L ADANS, LAWRENCE D SR **ADAMS, MYRON H ADAMS, ORVILLE L ADAMS, WILLIAM J ADCOCK, ROBERT ADDIE, TED AIMERS, RICHARD AINGER, WILLIAM O ALBRECHT, NORBERT L ALBRECHT, PHILLIP ALBERT, HOUGH E ALBERT, MELVIN J **ALBERTS, JOHN C ALCAN, HERB ALCORN, HAROLD W **ALCAN, HOWARD ALDERMAN, ROBERT L **ALDRICH, A C ALEXANDER, ALBERT W ALEXANDER, GORDON W ALEXANDER, HARRY SR ALEXANDER, LAFE J **ALEXANDER, P W ALF, McKINLY ALF, RICHARD J ALF, ROBERT ALF, VIRGIL ALLEN, CHESTER F ALLEN, CURTIS SR **ALLEN, HENRY **ALLEN, JACK **ALLEN, LINWOOD I ALLEN, MARVIN **ALLEN, MILES D ALLEN, RALPH E ALLEN, VERN E **ALLEN, W H ALMOND, BRET ALONGI, PAUL F ALSETH, LEIF A **ALT, JOHN ALTHAUS, DENNIS G ALTHOFF, JOHN RAYMOND ALTON, EUGENE ALVARD, PAUL G **ALVERSON, GEORGE AMANS, DALE AMANS, LAWRENCE AMES, DENZILL AMUMDSEN, WILLIAM **AMUNDSON, FRED AMUNDSON, HARRY AMYOTTE, EUGENE **ANDERSON, A W **ANDERSON, ALEXANDER **ANDERSON, ALLEN ANDERSON, ARNOLD ANDERSON, BEAUFORD T ANDERSON, CARL H ANDERSON, DAVID G ANDERSON, DELOS G ANDERSON, EDWIN R ANDERSON, GARY L **ANDERSON, GEORGE ANDERSON, JAMES R ANDERSON, JOHN A ANDERSON, JOHN R ANDERSON, LEROY **ANDERSON, NILS E ANDERSON, NORMAN J ANDERSON, ROBERT A ANDRE, MARLYN C ANDERSON, JOHN A ANDERSON, OSCAR ANDREWS, CHARLES D ANDREWS, LE ROY ANEY, KEVIN R ANEY, ROBERT W **ANGELL, EUGENE ANGELL, ROBERT B ANGELOVICH, ROBERT ANJANOS, PHILIP

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GREATER BELOIT AREA DECEASED VETERANS LAGHLIN, E LAIRD, DONALD LAIDIG, MARVIN **LAKE, GEORGE W LAMBER, EUGENE B LAMBER JOSEPH J LAMENDOLA, ALFONSO LAMPHER, HAROLD C LANDIS, CHARLES M **LANE, BENJAMIN M LANE, NORMAN O LANG, RAYMOND R LANNING, BILL LANNING, CLIFFORD LANNING, EUGENE A **LANNING, IRVING M LANNING, KENNETH B LANNING, JOHN L **LANNING, ROBERT W LANNON, JAMES LANNON, PATRICK H LANS, BERTRAM B LANS, WILLIAM B LANSON ORION LANZENDORFER, GLENN E **LAPOINT, WILLIAM LaROSA, BENJAMIN LARSEN, BRUCE V LARSEN, HARRY L LARSEN, RICHARD W LARSON, ARTHUR LARSON, CHARLES LARSON, CURTIS **LARSON, DONALD E LARSON, DONALD M LARSON, GEORGE R LARSON, HARVEY LARSON, MICHAEL L LARSON, ROGER LARSON, WILEY C LARSON, WILLIAM C LASHER, VERNON L LASURE, LEONARD LATHERS, JAMES R SR LATTA, WALLACE LAUDICINA, VITO LAUGHRAN, LEO K. **LAUGHREN, DONALD LAWRENCE, PAUL **LAWRY, DONALD LEDELL, JULIUS LEE, DARWIN C LEE, DeWAYNE C LEE, JAMES R LEE, LARRY D LEE, ROBERT E LEE, WILLIAM JR LEE, WILLIAM III LEEDER, DEAN A LEEDER, RAY L **LEFEW, WALTER LEHAMAN, WALLACE T. **LEHR, MANDERSON LEIBFRIED, JOSEPH L LEINDECKER, MELVIN J LEINDERKER, WILLIAM G LEISHER, GEORGE, R **LENNO, DONALD LENSTROM, RALPH E LENTHART, BARBARA O LENTHART, ROBERT LENTINE, JOSEPH LENTZ, GARY A LENZ, JAMES W **LENZ, ROBERT LERNOR, PAUL LERNOR, SIMON LESCHINSKY, WALLACE LESKO, ALBERT LETCHER, DENNIS O LEUSINK, GILBERT J LEWIS, GEORGE LEWIS, LINCOLN LEWIS, NATHAN LEWIS JR, RAYMOND P LICHTENBERG, JAMES W **LIDDLE, RALPH P LIERMAN, LEWIS W LIERMANN, WALTER W II LIES, ELMER L LIFER, JACK L **LIFFIN, MARTIN

LIGMAN, ARTHUR E **LIKERT, GILBERT LINDBLOM, EUGENE **LINDEN, JUSTIN LINDENBERG, GLEN W **LINDGREN, ROBERT C LIPPERT, ROBERT H LIPPITTT, RICHARD SR LISTENBEE, BROOKS D LISTENBEE, GERALD E LISTON, CONRAD LITTENBERG, JAMES LITTLE, EZRA LLEWELLYN, EDDY J **LOBDELL, LOYD LOCKNER, RICHARD L LOCKRIDGE, JEFFERY L LOEHRE, GEORGE L LOERKE, DAVID LOESCHER, GEORGE H LOFTUS, NOLAN LOLMAUGH, HERSHEL LOKKEN, STANLEY LOLMAG, HARSCHEL LOMBARD, HAROLD F COLONEL LONG, ADDISON J **LONG, CHARLES M LONG, CLIFFORD N LONG, JOHN F LONG, MICHAEL J LONG, RICHARD J **LONG, ROBERT O LONG, WILLIS C **LONGMIRE, K E LOOMIS, ALVIN C LOOMIS, CARL E LOOMIS, EUGENE A **LOOMIS, LEROY LOOMIS, RAY W LOOMIS, ROBERT A LOPEZ, GONZALO LORENZ, JAMES K LORENZINE, LOUIS LOSEY, ERWIN LOSEY, EUNICE F LOSEY, GEORGE CLARKSON LOSEY, KENNETH LOUCKS, CHARLES A LOUCKS, RICHARD LT COL LOUNSBURY, GEORGE S LOUT, WALTER A LOVAAS, DONALD A LOVE, BERT C **LOVE, NORMAN LOVELACE, DON LOVELESS, CLETIS ONEAL LOVELETT, VERNON H LOVELL, BURRELL B LOVELL, JOEL A LOWRIE, GERALD L LUBITZ, EMIL LUBITZ, ROLAND LUCAS, FRANK LUCAS, GUS M LUCAS, MICHAEL LUCAS, CHARLES W LUCE, HARRISON P LUCE, WORTHINGTON LUDEMAN, DAVID R LUDOIS, CHARLES W LUDTKE, RAYMOND A **LUEBKE, ARDEN D LUEBKE, ARTHUR L LUETHJE, BERNARD E LUETY, GEORGE R LUETY, LAWRENCE G LUETY, PAUL “PETE” LUETY, ROGER F LUNAS, CLEM D **LUND, JACOB LUND, ROLAND **LUND, RUDOLPH CLARENCE LUNN, BENJAMIN LUNN, JACOB LYDICK, JAY W LYNCH, LAWRENCE K **LYNCH, PAUL M MABLE, ROBERT MACGOWAN, ROGER MACHULA, RONALD L

MACK, DANIEL MACKEY, THOMAS E **MACOT, CHARLES A **MADISON, THOMAS V MAGNER, HUBERT J MAGNUS, MARVIN E MAGNUS, PAUL **MAHAR, HENRY E MAHLUM, WARREN **MAHONEY, CORNELIUS MAIKEN, PETER T MALINSKY, DAVID A MALIZIO, CARL MALLETT, ALBERT VICTOR MALTESE, ROCCO S MANDELA, GEORGE L MANN, THOMAS MANLEY, JOSEPH T **MANLEY, LLOYD A **MANNING, HUBURT MANTHEY, GERALD A MANTHERY, STUART MARGESON, DANIEL C MARGIS, FRANK MARGIS, GILBERT MARKLEY, ABRAHAM MARKLEY, BENJAMIN F. SR MARKO, JOHN S MARKS, LLOYD MARKS, RALPH H “WHITEY” MARKS, ROBERT MARKS, THOMAS MARKS, VERNON A MARKYTUS, JOSEPH **MARLOWE HAROLD D MARSHALL, DONALD W MARSDEN, FRANK J MARSHALL, RAY (BUD) MARSHALL, ROBERT J MARSHALL, WILLIAM SR MARSTON, RICHARD MARTALOCK, ELMUTH F MARTENSON, RICHARD D MARTIN, DALE L MARTIN, GARRY L SR **MARTIN, GERALD A MARTIN, HAROLD MARTIN, HOWARD M MARTIN, JAMES MARTIN, JAMES P MARTIN, MAURILE MARTIN, MINOR MARTIN, RALPH L MARTIN, RAYMOND D MARTIN, RICHARD MARTIN, ROGER MARTIN, THOMAS H MARTIN, WILLIAM MARTIN, WILLIAM B **MARTIN, WILLIAM P MARTIN, WILLIAM R MARTINGILIO, LEO J MARTINSON, HERMAN A MARU, GEORGE **MARVIN, ROBERT MARVIN, WILLIAM MASSEW, PATRICK N MASON, HAROLD D MASON, RICHARD N MASON, STEVEN J MATCHETT, EDWARD MATHEWSON, CHARLES MATHEWSON, MATT MATHEWSON, RICHARD MATHIS, CLYDE J MATHIS, JACK G MATSON, JOSEPH E MATTISON, LUCILLE MATTISON, NEIL F MATTAROCCHIO, ALMEDORE **MATTESON, ROBERT C MATTHES, BYRON MATTSON, TOIVO MATZ, WILLIAM J **MATZKE, RAYMOND MAUEL, ROBERT E MAUERMANN, DR. WILLIAM MAURIZZI, JOSEPH G MAUTHE, ROBERT C MAVROULIS, GEORGE J **MAVEUS, FRANK JR MAXTED, STEWART JR

“Never in the field of human conflict was so much owed by so many to so few.” - Winston Churchill

Though Churchill spoke of British airmen defending their island kingdom, the same sentiment may be applied to American veterans who have preserved our precious freedoms through times of peril and trial. They have purchased, through sacrifice and blood, our rights as free Americans. Here at VetsRoll it has been our privilege and pleasure to host these wonderful heroes on a sentimental journey to Washington D.C., where they may view memorials to their deeds. Additionally, with both the send-off and the return home, the veterans have been able to see and feel the respect in which they are held by a grateful community.

We Will Never Forget ANd AlWAys HoNor your sAcriFice “May the wreaths they have won never wither,

There are so many individuals and organizations that contribute to the ongoing success of the VetsRoll program. They do not do it for glory or recognition. They do it as a labor of love, a gesture of goodwill for our veterans. For each effort, now and in years past, thank you.

Nor a star of their glory grow dim.” – Joseph Hopkinson

Most of all, heartfelt gratitude goes to our guests, the veterans, who have blessed us again with their company. Because of them, we are free. Because of them, America stands tall.

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Owner name: Dick and Ruth Jensen Pet’s age: almost 10 What kind of pet: Quaker parrot What makes your pet special? From the outset, she has been our love, offering hugs and kisses, and an occasional, “I love you”. Photo submitted Willow has a fairly large Willow Blue is a small aqua blue quaker v o c a b u l a r y , parrot. using certain words or phrases to communicate her out of her cage, she runs wishes. She understands and back into her bed, peeks out; responds to simple direc- and repeating our phrase, of tions. “Come on, come on,” often While she is hesitant to followed with a chuckle. go to visitors, she usually We also play a “knock, warms up to them, and is knock” version which she appreciative of the laughter started. She observes our her songs elicit. As a pet, activities and comments Willow ranks among the best appropriately such as when in companionship, entertain- I pick up my purse or put ment, “watch-bird” and loy- on my jacket, she bids me alty. “goodbye’. Willow knows parts of a Funny or cute story about number of songs and will your pet? practice them at various One of the first phrases times during the day, or she she figured out on her own will sing lines to get us to that is usually followed by interact with her. laughter, was “Clean poopTwo of her favorites are an ies!” when I would wipe the abbreviated “On Wisconsin” bars of her cage. and “Varsity,” which conShe invents little games cludes on rare occasions to tease us. For instance, with “Yeaaaaaa!” when we ask her to come

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We all know keeping our teeth clean is vital to our health and well-being. That is no different for our pets. “Ideally, you should brush your pet›s teeth daily,” said Dr. Johnathon Dodd, clinical professor at Texas A&M’s College of Veterinary Medicine and Biomedical Sciences. “Make sure you are using special toothpaste that is made for pets and is safe for them to swallow. They cannot spit or rinse like we do.” Having your pet’s teeth inspected and cleaned is an important responsibility many owners overlook. This seemingly slight slip of your pet’s dental care could be causing serious problems in your pet’s mouth. Gum disease is the most common disease occurring in pets today. It results from the build-up of soft dental plaque on the surfaces of the teeth around the gums. The bacteria in dental plaque irritate the gum tissue if it accumulates, which leads to infection in the bone surrounding the teeth. After plaque has formed hard dental tartar, calcium salts from saliva that has been deposited on plaque,

begins to grow. If the surface of the tooth does not stay clean, tartar begins to form within a few days. The unbrushed tooth provides a surface that boosts further plaque accumulation, making tartar difficult to remove without dental instruments. Gum disease means bad breath and painful, irritated gums that can lead to bleeding, loss of appetite and even the loss of teeth. Bacteria surrounding the root of the tooth can also gain access to the bloodstream, which can lead to microscopic damage of the heart, liver, and kidney. As the severity of the gum disease increases, so does the damage. The best way to ward off potential oral disease in your pet is by keeping your pet’s teeth clean and checkups regular. Your veterinarian and local pet retail stores should carry toothbrushes and toothpaste for your pets. Different flavors of toothpastes are available for dog and cats. “Your pet needs to get their teeth cleaned yearly,” said Dodd. “Most veterinary clinics should offer dental cleaning services, but if they do not they can

refer you to someone who does.” To help ward off gum diseases and bad breath, there are dog treats you can feed your pet that help improve and promote oral health. “The right kind of treat should crumble, be easily crushed and contain chlorhexadine or a hydrogen peroxide-type additive that can help with the bacteria count in the animal’s mouth,” Dodd said. The Veterinary Oral Health Council website has a compiled list of products that are intended to help reduce the buildup of plaque and tartar on the teeth of animals and have created the VOHC seal of approval. To see the full list of VOHC approved products visitvohc.org. Brushing your pet’s teeth, taking them for a yearly visit to the dentist, and giving them VOHC approved products are all ways that you can help make sure your pet has a clean and healthy mouth. Pet Talk is a service of the College of Veterinary Medicine & Biomedical Sciences, Texas A&M University.

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Assisted living facility gives back for Humane Society visits Each month residents at All Saints Assisted Living and Memory have the opportunity to help with a community outreach project. Recently residents made tie blankets and pillows and decorated bandanas for the animals at the Dane County Humane Society (DCHS). Staff and volunteers from

DCHS and two special fourlegged guests then visited All Saints to share information about the shelter and to thank residents for their gifts. The facility is part of the All Saints Neighborhood, a Catholic Charities company located on Madison’s west side.

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can upset a pet’s stomach, but some contain more dangerous chemicals that can cause death if consumed. It’s important to follow directions when applying a chemical to your yard and keep pets away from the area. Inform neighbors when applying insecticides and fertilizers since these products can drift in light winds, and always store them in controlled areas. • Always store household cleaning supplies in controlled spaces. Like insecticides and fertilizers, household cleaners should be stored in controlled spaces since they can cause death very quickly. Batteries, fire logs and glue should also be kept

out of reach of pets. • Keep toxic foods and medicines out of reach. Chocolate, raisins, sugarfree gum, star fruit and grapes are toxic to pets and should be kept out of reach, just like ibuprofen and amphetamine medications. “Following these tips is the next best thing to teaching pets to read labels,” says Dr. Bierer. “It not only makes your home a safer place for your pets, it makes it safer overall.” If you suspect your pet has consumed a toxic substance, immediately contact your veterinarian or the Pet Poison Hotline at (800) 231-6680. To learn more about preparing your home for pets, visitbanfield.com or petpoisonhelpline.com. – StatePoint

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Adopt A Pet From Dane County Humane Society View all of our animals and detailed descriptions at giveshelter.org Dane County Humane Society 5132 Voges Rd., Madison, WI 53718 • 838-0413 These pets are sponsored by the following businesses:

COOKIE - 13145409

Female, Black Domestic Longhair Located: Dane County Humane Society

Verona Hometown Pharmacy 202 S. Main St., Verona 608-848-8020

BAMBI - 19697715 Female, Terrier mix Located: Dane County Humane Society

Keith & Kinsey Schulz, Real Estate Team Great Rock Realty, LLC

MEL - 19201507

Female, New Zealand Rabbit Located: DCHS Mounds East

LUNA - 17464400

Saving Thyme

112 Janesville St., Oregon 835-8276

608-848-1800 212 E. Verona Ave., Suite B, Verona

TUCKER - 17961936

HONEY - 19372520

ARCHIMEDES - 19684324

TIGGER OL’ TEDDY - 18947008

Male, Labrador Retriever Located: Dane County Humane Society

Shaw Building & Design

Female, Dutch Rabbit Located: DCHS Mounds East

Evansville Veterinary Service 18 Maple St., Evansville 882-5330

ERIN - 18883245

Female, Lionhead Rabbit Located: Dane County Humane Society

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MOO - 17933712

PHOENIX - 19105348

Female, Pit Bull Terrier Located: Dane County Humane Society

Male, White/Brown Shorthair Located: Dane County Humane Society

Gerlach Wholesale Flooring, Inc.

AMBER - 19751509

Female, Pit Bull Terrier Located: Dane County Humane Society

SAGITTARIUS - 16482031

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ETTIE - 18832614

Conant Automotive

Female, Siamese Mix Located: Dane County Humane Society

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CONNIE - 19623602

Female, Lionhead Located: DCHS Mounds East

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Female, Gerbil Located: DCHS Mounds East

PEACHES - 18883556

Female, Pit Bull Terrier Located: Dane County Humane Society

Female, Brown Tabby Located: Dane County Humane Society

Rockweiler Insulation

Male, Ferret Located: Dane County Humane Society

Bill’s Food Center

787 N. Main St., Oregon 835-3939

PATCH - 19460401

Male, Bichon Frise Located: Dane County Humane Society

Female, Muted Shorthair Located: Dane County Humane Society

211 Legion Street, Verona 608-845-7625

119 W. Verona Ace, Verona 608-845-7920

3097 Sunnyside St., Stoughton 205-9300

Springers

All Saints Assisted Living & Memory Care

CUDDLES - 4027467

PENNY - 19237176

MANUEL - 19532063

RON SWANSON - 19606620

Female, Domestic Longhair Located: Dane County Humane Society

Comfort Keepers

5396 King James Way, Ste 210, Madison 608-442-1898 • www.comfortkeepers.com

ATHENA - 19465814

Female, Black/White Shorthair Located: DCHS Mounds Middleton

Animal Hospital of Verona

203 W. Verona Ave., Verona 845-6700 www.vetcor.com/verona

CONWAY - 19208882

Male, Terrier/Shiba Inu mix Located: Dane County Humane Society

Verona Ace

Unwin Chiropractic

NAN - 19201458

Female, New Zealand Rabbit Located: DCHS Mounds East

Female, Torteshell Located: Dane County Humane Society

Male, Goat Located: Dane County Humane Society

Kathy Bartels Coldwell Banker Success

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KITTY - 10174985

ROOSEVELT - 19532669

Female, White & Brown Shorthair Located: DCHS Mounds Sun Prairie

Chalet Veterinary Clinic

1621 E. Main St., Stoughton 873-8112

ALBANY - 19636556

Female, Border Collie mix Located: Dane County Humane Society

8210 Highview Dr., Madison 608-243-8800

Male, Domestic Gray Longhair Located: DCHS Adoption Center West

Odyssey Veterinary Care

2934 Chapel Valley Rd., Fitchburg 608-288-7838 • odysseyvetcare.com

ISAAC - 19663628

Male, Goat Located: Dane County Humane Society

Male, Boxer Located: Dane County Humane Society

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133 Enterprise Dr., Verona 608-845-9559

INKY - 19694654

Male, Chihuahua Located: Dane County Humane Society

The Larson Family Oregon, WI

VELMA - 19703098

Female, Rat Terrier mix Located: Dane County Humane Society

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