Cuthbert

On November 22, 2004, MARGARET (Peggy) E. CUTHBERT (nee Vick), of Davies, FL, formerly of Balto., beloved wife of the late Daniel F. Cuthbert, Jr., devoted mother of Patricia Spencer and her husband Curtis (Chip) Spencer, and Daniel F. Cuthbert, III, cherished grandmother of James Bledsoe and his wife, Terri, and Christopher Bledsoe. Also survived by a great-granddaugh Ter, Danielle Margaret Bledsoe and great-grandson, Nicholas Bledsoe, all of Davies, FL, dear cousin of Jeanne M. Jones and her husband, Harvey C. Jones, II. Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated, November 24, 2004 in Davies, FL. Those desiring may contribute to a charity of their choice.

Captivity is another one of those "torture porn" thrillers you've been hearing about. Some character or other is taken prisoner by some often faceless, often-motiveless villain. And tortured. Videotaped, too. Think Saw. These are its spawn. Captivity (After Dark Films) Starring Elisha Cuthbert, Daniel Gillies. Directed by Roland Joffe. Rated R. Time 85 minutes.

Two key ingredients to any successful athletic program are talent and depth.While these components are no guarantee for success,they nevertheless are a step in the right direction.For the pastfive years, Meade's indoor track and field team has possessed these mandatory ingredients and the Mustangs have reaped the benefits.Bringing together the talent at Meade High since the program's inception 14 years ago has been Jay Cuthbert, the Anne Arundel County Sun Indoor Track Coach of the Year. This season alone, Cuthbert's Mustang boys captured their fourth consecutive county title, as well as a third straight region crown.

Joy Cuthbert Cashier, Giant Food, Towson Age: 48 Years in business: 28 Salary: $17.94/hour How she started: Cuthbert started working part time at Giant while going to college. She graduated from the University of Maryland with a master's degree in social work. After graduating, she started working in that field but discovered that she was making more money at Giant. She stayed because of the flexibility. "I have four children (ages 8, 10, 16 and 18). [Giant has] always worked around my schedule.

BARCELONA, Spain -- Gail Devers stumbled back into our hearts again last night. Her story could be the Olympic story.First, she recovers from an improbable illness to register a shocking win in the 100 meters. And then, on one of the great nights in American track and field history, just as she's about to win a second gold and confirm her place in Olympic lore, Devers collides with that final hurdle -- and staggers, tumbles, virtually crawls to the finish line. She didn't win, but she finished.

Joy Cuthbert Cashier, Giant Food, Towson Age: 48 Years in business: 28 Salary: $17.94/hour How she started: Cuthbert started working part time at Giant while going to college. She graduated from the University of Maryland with a master's degree in social work. After graduating, she started working in that field but discovered that she was making more money at Giant. She stayed because of the flexibility. "I have four children (ages 8, 10, 16 and 18). [Giant has] always worked around my schedule.

Captivity is another one of those "torture porn" thrillers you've been hearing about. Some character or other is taken prisoner by some often faceless, often-motiveless villain. And tortured. Videotaped, too. Think Saw. These are its spawn. Captivity (After Dark Films) Starring Elisha Cuthbert, Daniel Gillies. Directed by Roland Joffe. Rated R. Time 85 minutes.

Richard "Herk" Herklotz remembers the barrage balloons thick over the vast D-Day fleet and the bodies thick in the water as his landing craft sped toward Omaha Beach."

The cerebral chess games aren't over, but the pre-meet tabulations are in for this weekend's county track meet.Yet, neither Meade coach Jay Cuthbert nor Old Mill coach Ron Evans is revealing much about how each is planning to win the title. Both coaches agree, however, that their teams are the favorites to win either the girls or boys crowns -- or perhaps both."Coach has it figured out that if both myself and (long jumper/triple jumper) Corey Dorsey don't have a good day, that could basicallymean that the meet is over," said Old Mill's Brian Evans, who is favored in both the shot put and discus.

Anthony Lowe likes to put on a show. He sings -- a cappella and with musical backup -- at parties. He plays trombone, tenor and alto saxophones and participates in the school band.But the show business adage wishing good luck -- "break a leg-- means something altogether different in track and field, his other great passion. And last year, though he didn't break anything, Lowe strained the medial collateral ligament of his left knee, taking him out of the indoor regionals and state championships.

On November 22, 2004, MARGARET (Peggy) E. CUTHBERT (nee Vick), of Davies, FL, formerly of Balto., beloved wife of the late Daniel F. Cuthbert, Jr., devoted mother of Patricia Spencer and her husband Curtis (Chip) Spencer, and Daniel F. Cuthbert, III, cherished grandmother of James Bledsoe and his wife, Terri, and Christopher Bledsoe. Also survived by a great-granddaugh Ter, Danielle Margaret Bledsoe and great-grandson, Nicholas Bledsoe, all of Davies, FL, dear cousin of Jeanne M. Jones and her husband, Harvey C. Jones, II. Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated, November 24, 2004 in Davies, FL. Those desiring may contribute to a charity of their choice.

CHICAGO -- Last seen, the fan who tried to catch the ball was wearing a jacket on his head and being led into the underbelly of Wrigley Field for his own protection. He may forever be referred to as "that fan" or any number of other names after he reached for a pop foul that Chicago Cubs left fielder Moises Alou was about to catch for the second out in the eighth inning of Game 6 of the National League Championship Series, with the Cubs leading 3-0 and five outs away from the World Series.

The veterans' creased and age-spotted hands gripped gray railings yesterday as they boarded the John W. Brown. Peering up the steep gangway as the 60-year-old Liberty ship prepared to sail from North Locust Point to the Key Bridge and back, three veterans recalled a time when they were strong-muscled enough to scramble up a rope ladder. "When you are 17 years old and half-crazy, you didn't give a damn," said William Kalwa, a 75-year-old veteran from Dundalk, who with pals Jim Maginnis, 81, of Rosedale, and Don Mason, 75, of Eastwood, took a free ride on the John W. Brown as part of an annual tribute to area veterans and those killed in foreign wars.

Richard "Herk" Herklotz remembers the barrage balloons thick over the vast D-Day fleet and the bodies thick in the water as his landing craft sped toward Omaha Beach."

BARCELONA, Spain -- Gail Devers stumbled back into our hearts again last night. Her story could be the Olympic story.First, she recovers from an improbable illness to register a shocking win in the 100 meters. And then, on one of the great nights in American track and field history, just as she's about to win a second gold and confirm her place in Olympic lore, Devers collides with that final hurdle -- and staggers, tumbles, virtually crawls to the finish line. She didn't win, but she finished.

The cerebral chess games aren't over, but the pre-meet tabulations are in for this weekend's county track meet.Yet, neither Meade coach Jay Cuthbert nor Old Mill coach Ron Evans is revealing much about how each is planning to win the title. Both coaches agree, however, that their teams are the favorites to win either the girls or boys crowns -- or perhaps both."Coach has it figured out that if both myself and (long jumper/triple jumper) Corey Dorsey don't have a good day, that could basicallymean that the meet is over," said Old Mill's Brian Evans, who is favored in both the shot put and discus.

Meade pole vaulters Jeff and Eric Miller have overcome life-threatening obstacles as they reach for the heights.In yesterday's 29th Maryland National Guard Indoor Track Scholastic Games at the Fifth Regiment Armory, the identical twins again showed how high they can go.Jeff cleared 14 feet to win the competition, and Eric vaulted 13 feet, 6 inches to take third.They helped propel Meade to a second-place finish. The Mustangs were shooting for their third straight meet victory last night, but were edged Eleanor Roosevelt, 40-37.

The veterans' creased and age-spotted hands gripped gray railings yesterday as they boarded the John W. Brown. Peering up the steep gangway as the 60-year-old Liberty ship prepared to sail from North Locust Point to the Key Bridge and back, three veterans recalled a time when they were strong-muscled enough to scramble up a rope ladder. "When you are 17 years old and half-crazy, you didn't give a damn," said William Kalwa, a 75-year-old veteran from Dundalk, who with pals Jim Maginnis, 81, of Rosedale, and Don Mason, 75, of Eastwood, took a free ride on the John W. Brown as part of an annual tribute to area veterans and those killed in foreign wars.

Two key ingredients to any successful athletic program are talent and depth.While these components are no guarantee for success,they nevertheless are a step in the right direction.For the pastfive years, Meade's indoor track and field team has possessed these mandatory ingredients and the Mustangs have reaped the benefits.Bringing together the talent at Meade High since the program's inception 14 years ago has been Jay Cuthbert, the Anne Arundel County Sun Indoor Track Coach of the Year. This season alone, Cuthbert's Mustang boys captured their fourth consecutive county title, as well as a third straight region crown.

Anthony Lowe likes to put on a show. He sings -- a cappella and with musical backup -- at parties. He plays trombone, tenor and alto saxophones and participates in the school band.But the show business adage wishing good luck -- "break a leg-- means something altogether different in track and field, his other great passion. And last year, though he didn't break anything, Lowe strained the medial collateral ligament of his left knee, taking him out of the indoor regionals and state championships.