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PROGRAMS: nMilanof-Schock Library, 1184 Anderson Ferry Road, Mount Joy, will hold the first of its three-part gardening series Thursday at 6:30 p.m.
Special events SEMINARS: The Milanof-Schock Library, 1184 Anderson Ferry Road, Mount Joy, will hold two gardening seminars.
There was a smile on his face as he walked through the hallways of Mizzou Arena on Monday afternoon. With one of the most hectic weeks of his life behind him, Mike Anderson looked relaxed. That's not to say he wasn't at ease eight days before when he stepped to the podium in the middle of Norm Stewart Court to be introduced as Missouri's new men's basketball coach, the 16th man to hold that position.
It was some time after 2 a.m., maybe after 3, when Marcus Williams walked into the pitch-black room he shares with Rashad Anderson at the Renaissance Hotel in downtown D.C. Williams is not particularly fond of the dark, probably having something to do with his phobia of scary movies. So when Anderson leaped out of the darkness and grabbed Williams around the legs, he yelped and nearly jumped out of his skin. Almost killed himself," chuckled Anderson, probably longer and louder than his University of Connecticut coach, Jim Calhoun, would have done if he had heard the story. "I mean, he was scared. I was just having fun with my teammates. I do that with all of them.
Air Force ROTC cadet David Anderson, 20, isn't the first jogger to puff up Painter's Hill Road before breakfast, but he's still a rare sight here. The first jogger the community ever saw was another ROTC cadet named Gene something or other, and he, too, was a Virginia Tech student volunteering his time to help the elderly and the infirm. His inaugural 1988 run through the withered mining town elicited urgent offers of help.
News and notes Sportsmen's banquet: Morris Anderson will be the featured speaker when Longview Heights Baptist Church at4501 Goodman Road in Olive Branch hosts its annual Sportsman's Banquet on Nov. 12 at 6 p.m. Anderson has hunted big game on three continents, as well as saltwater fishing in the Gulf of Mexico and the Atlantic, Pacific and Indian Oceans. The doors will open at 4 p.m. with LHBC hosting display tables and games until the banquet begins. If your organization or business would like to be part of the night's program contact event coordinators Mike Dunger at (901) 825-8834 or mikedunger@yahoo.com or Mark Durham at (901) 826-8032 or at midhuntfish4him@aol.com.
Special events PROGRAM: "Leaving the Rat Race Behind - Planning for Retirement" will be presented Thursday, April 7, at 6 p.m. at Milanof-Schock Library, 1184 Anderson Ferry Road, Mount Joy.
WINDHAM, Maine -- A Standish man was seriously injured when he was hit in the eye with a birdshot pellet while turkey hunting with his son Monday morning. Joseph Kennedy, 61, was hunting off Anderson Road in Windham with his son Kevin Kennedy, 29, of Westbrook around 9:45 a.m. when the pair split up to stalk two turkey flocks, according to a Maine Warden Service press release.
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