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October 22, 2009 Page 7
Designated week
a reminder of bus
safety
By Ellen Feuerheim
Reporter
School bus safety has been on
the mind of several Billings County
families whose children have to
walk across U.S. Highway 85.
Bus driver JoAnn Kessel writes
plates down lrom vehicles that con-
stanfly go around flashing lights and
expose children to danger.
Avoid harm obey the stop arm. is
the theme for 2009 school bus safe-
ty week. according to the American
School Bus Council. This is the
43rd annual school bus safety week
and the council is asking all people
to be alert while driving. Early
morning makeup at the stop sign or
text messaging friends may put stu-
dents at risk on the roadways.
The American School Bus
Council, located in Washington D.
C.. noted that parents incorrectly
believe a car driven by an adult is
the safest wav for kids to arrive at
school,
"Parents deserve to be intormed
that the yellow school bus has been
found by the National Academy of
Sciences and U.S. Department of
Transportation to be the safest way
to transport students." said William
Tousley, National Association of
Pupil Transportation president.
ACROSS 1 Send forth
5 Grier or
Dawber
8 reds
1 2 A-t[ne
creator
13 Mimic
14 Wash
15 Con
16 Revolver
17 Curved
molding
18 Unhealthful
atmosphere
20 Ascending
22 Heavy
weight
23 Tasseled
topper
24 Hipsters'
jargon
27 Engrave
32 Oklahoma
city
33 Peeples or
Vardalos
34 Gist
35 Over-
whelming
38 Predicate
part
39 Exist
40 "Eureka!"
42 Money-back
deal
45 Tidbit
49 Object of
worship
(Var.)
50 Bill's
partner
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King Crossword
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companlon storekeeper 36 "Beverly
54 That glrl 7 Carte Hillbillies"
55 Have 8 Brooding, role
coming angry look 37 Permit
56 Vortex 9 Periodical 38 Hetero-
57 Raw rock 10 Always geneous
58 Coloring 11 Requisite 41 Crooner Don
agents 19 Collins of 42 Mature
"MADtv" 43 Supple-
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1 Mild yellow subordinate with "out"
cheese 24 Boxing tactic 44 Reverberate
2 Revealing 25 Altar 46 Dispatch a
fashion affirmative dragon
3 Greek vowel 26 Tramp 47 Green land
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Seine 29 Native choice
5 Violin American 51 " the fields
wrtuoso leader we go"
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l. ANATOMY: What is the largest
bone in the foot?
2. MUSIC: What did the title of the
song "'Pennsylvania 6-5000" refer to?
3. GEOGRAPHY: Whal is the west-
emmost point in the contiguous Unit-
ed States"
4. LITERATURE: How mare
daughters did the king have in Shake-
speare's play "'King [.ear'"?
5. HISTORY: Who founded the abo-
litionist newspaper "The North Star"?
6. LANGUAGE: What does the
Latin phrase "'non compos mentis"
mean?
7. PSYCHOLOGY: Someone who
suffers from didaskaleinophobia
would have an abnormal fear of what?
8. COMICS: What is the name of the
family dog in the "'Dermistt'~ Me~.~
ace" comic panel?
9.,SC|E~,CE: t Iq'~ fast ¢~m~ a bolt of
lightning travel'?
10. TELEVISION: In what fictional
city does the soap opera "All My Chil-
dren'" take place?
Answers
1. The heel bone. or calcaneus
2. A telephone number
3. Cape Alava. Wash.
4. Three
5. Frederick Douglass
6. Not of sound mind
7. Going to school
8. Ruff
9. Up to 130.000 mph.
10. Pine Valley, Pa.
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Martinsville Speedway
Race Information & Records
Last Year's Winner: Jimmie Johnson
Qualifying Record: Tony Stewart 95.37~ - 2000
Race Record: Jeff Gordon 82.223 - 1996
Race Time: 1 pm ET, Oct. 25th
Track Statistics & History
Location: Martinsville, Va.
Turns / Straights: 12° / 0°
Distance: 0.526 miles
Shape: Oval
Martinsville Speedway's 2009 season is the
track's 62rid year of operation and is its 61st year
as a NASCAR-sanctioned fadlity The first race
was mn on September 7, 1947 and Robert "Red"
Bryon wan $500 ont of a $2,000 purse, NASCAR
was formed in 1948 and MartJnsvilla Speedway
ran its first NASCAR race on July 4th of that year.
At sligh'dy more lhan half a mile, MarUnsville Speedway is the
shortest ~ack on the NASCAR Sprint Cup Circuit but it has 800-
Through Oct. 19", 2009 Matt Kenseth
2009 Chase for the Cup
Ddver Points
1) Jimmie Johnson 5923
2) Mark Martin 5833
3) Jeff Gordon 5788
4) Tony Stewart 5768
5) Kurt Busch 5746
6) Juan Montoya 5728
7) Greg Biffle 5655
8) Ryan Newman 5635
9) Kasey Kahne 5592
10) Cad Edwards 5582
11) Denny Hamlin 5551
12) Brian Vickers 5438
2009 Nationwide Series
Driver Points
1) Kyle Busch 5004
2) Carl Edwards 4809
3) Brad Keselowski 4732
4) Jason Leffler 4019
5) Justin AIIgaier 3632
6) Steve Wallace 3523
7) Mike Bliss 3514
8) Jason Keller 3495
9) Brendan Gaughan 3403
10) Michael McDowell 3185
Born: March 10. 1972
Sponsor: DeWalt Power Tools
Crew Chief: Draw Blickensderfer
Car: Ford
Biography:
Matt Kenseth made his Cup sedes debut in 1998
at Dover, Del.. filling in for the injured Bill Elliott.
He finished six{h (the last driver before Matt to
debut with a top-10 finish was Rusty Wallace). In
2000 Kenseth's entire team joined the Roush
Racing organization, where they won the Rookie
of the Year. He wol~ the Coce-Cola 600 at
Chedotte, and finished 14th in ~omts. Kenseth
won the most races (5) and one ~ole in 2002. but
inconsistency caused him to finish eighth in the
final points. In 2003 he dominated in the points
standings for almost the entire season and
became the 2003 NASCAR Cup champion.
Kenseth started the 2005 season with relatively
poor finishes but finished seventh in the final
points standings. In 2006, Kenseth won four Cup
races and finished 2nd in the Chase for the Cup to
Jimmie Johnson. In 2007, he won two races
including the final race of the season, the Ford
400. He finished 4th in the Chase for the Cup. Last
year, Kenseth went winless for the first time since
2001 and did not qualify for the Chase for the Cup.
Moving forward may not be an option with b~e No. 07 enby of
Richard Childress Radng's Casey Meats without sponsorship
for 2010. The departure of Jack Daniel's, which revealed its
intentions to leave the company at the end of the season, leaves
foot skaights, turns banked = only 12 degrees and has been Mears without a sponsor. W'@~)ut sponsomhip in place by the
celled '~ drag strip~ with a turnaround on each .end." The season finale at Homestead-Miami Speedway, the No. 07 team
demanding layout consmtsnity produces some of the ~ldest.~nd- will likel next sea Chi "
er scrubbing push and shove racing on the to~r. Richard Petty of MealBy %~ '~'Yne~ the QSaan"~'ild~ ~ has ~ ~ lW~llthe .p~llress
J~ orga uesp~ tieing l~n in me smneungs
jernains the track's leading winner with 15 victories. ~ . . ' ........ "'2"
,,-Me, am has nocne~ mree E)p-1 ~s in nis~
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Driver Sta~' Finish Points/Bonus Jimmie Johnson won Saturday night at Lowe's Motor How many races did it take Ster/ing
Jimmie Johnsol~ 1 1 195/10 Speedway.in Concord. , N.C. It was his. third victory, in Marlin .......... re win hiS first race
Matt Kenseth4 2 175/5 five champ=onsh=p races and gave Nm a 90 point lead •
Kasey Kahne 3 3 170/5 in the Chase. After the race Jimmie said, "If we don't
Jeff Gord n 4 have any problems I feel that we've got a very good
o 9 165/5 . ' . . a) 284 c) 230
.......... chance to wnn the champ~onsNp racing for it But the .....
Joey Logano1~ b lbb/U • . ' " bI Z(9 d) 221
... unknowns ~s what we can't control." Mark Martin and
~hnt Bowyer It 6 150/0 Ju n Pablo Moot s----- t .....
p .......... a oya raReo ne race ranKeo secono
vasey Mears4z ! 1415/U
' and third in the standings. They made a round of pit
Kyle Busch 10 8 142/0 009 euol4ea eql
stops which stacked them both back in traffic on'a Lap •
1 le emeo UlM 1SJIJ SIH UlM o| saoeJ 6Zg pue
Martin Truex Jr 25 9 38/0 125 rests
• . " rt, that may ultimately prove to be the- . • ." .
Kurt Busch 15 10 139/5 moment that ended their title chances,sJee,( 91. NOd| u!pel~ 8U!lJe~,S (q :
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