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TWO GAMES into the County Championship season and Leicestershire all-rounder Wayne White has already bagged a brace of match-winning performances. He set the ball rolling with a career-best 89 and best bowling of 4-58 as Leicestershire eased to a six-wicket win over Northamptonshire at Grace Road.

The follow up was not too shabby, either, with White hitting a superbly disciplined maiden century to set up a 203-run victory against Derbyshire, his former county. "When I've played there against Derbyshire in the past, I've had a bit of stick from the crowd," said White. "There was a lot of my family there too on Saturday, so it was good to get some runs in front of them."

White went to the wicket shortly after lunch on Saturday when the game looked as though it could be turning against Leicestershire as key wickets were squandered.

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But he was still there half an hour before the close when Matthew Hoggard declared, and by that time his unbeaten 101 had put County firmly back in the driving seat.

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Neither appeared to affect him - nor his partner in a crucial 95- run stand for the eighthwicket, 18-year-old Nathan Buck.

"Nathan was brilliant," said White. "When he came in to bat the game was still in the balance.

I don't think 280 would have been enough to set them.

"When we went in at tea I said to Tim Boon and Matthew Hoggard that we needed as many runs as we could get."

White and Buck ensured that the home side would be chasing a massive 403 in the last innings if they were to grab victory, while County had a minimum of 103 overs in which to dismiss their neighbours.

Many felt that the slow leftarm of Claude Henderson would prove the decisive factor on the final day. The South African did take wickets, producing incredibly mean figures of 2-32 from 28 overs, but the major threat came from elsewhere with Hoggard, Buck and AJ Harris all among the wickets.

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"We are all mates and I think that counts for a lot. Over the course of the season we want to be out there together. If we can keep that same buzz then I think it will turn out to be an enjoyable season."

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COVERING UP THE inconvenient facts of his resume, donning new identifies the way other men change suits, the hidden persuader at the center of AMC's Mad Men has a talent for duplicity that would seem to place him squarely in pop culture's rich canon of ad industry villains.

But even with his fake name, appropriated past, perfect show family, and less than ethical approach to client management, Don Draper stands apart from the cynics, hoodwinks, hacks, and evil mesmerists who populate the pages of such anti-advertising tomes as The Hucksters, The Hidden Persuaders, and No Logo. At home in his dining room or at a fancy restaurant wooing clients, Draper may be a lying, boozing con man. But when he's in his office, dreaming up catch phrases to sell products, the specters of candor and authenticity possess him. "You are the product," Draper tells a neophyte copywriter. "You, feeling something. That's what sells" He doesn't just want to sell us the sizzle of girdles and popsicles; he wants to sell us their souls.

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Art & Copy, a 2009 documentary about the advertising business, is built around interviews with eight of the industry's most celebrated practitioners. One of them, the legendary ad man George Lois, echoes Drapers passion. "I can get excited about selling a new kind of pin;' growls Lois, a pugnacious blusterer whose campaigns for MTV and Tommy Hilfiger helped turn them into cultural mainstays. Contemplating a pin's very pinness--identifying the precise qualities that make it useful to us and enhances our lives--is the path toward great advertising.

The contrarian theme that advertising is at heart a medium for profound truth telling runs throughout Art & Copy, which will be out on DVD this summer. The more common nonindustry view is of advertising as a fundamentally crooked enterprise that aims to brainwash us into buying products we don't really need to solve problems we don't actually have and attain ideals we don't genuinely aspire to.

Art & Copy departs from this stereotype in large part because it's not a nonindustry depiction. While aimed at general audiences and directed by Doug Pray, whose past work includes documentaries on suffers, graffiti artists, turntablists, and the Seattle music scene, the movie was funded by The One Club, which describes itself as "the world's foremost non-profit organization for the recognition and promotion of excellence in advertising"

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MONDAY Married Single Other (ITV1, 9pm) A NEW, six-part romantic comedy drama which focuses on the relationships of three couples.

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WEDNESDAY Mad Men (BBC4, 10pm) THIS latest series is, true to form, gliding smoothly and stylishly along - with much of the spice coming from the relationships between the Yanks and Brits of Sterling Cooper.

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CLINTON - Several local dignitaries will be honored when the 34th annual Leprechaun Parade and Convention is held Saturday, March 13. The parade assembles at 11:30 a.m. at Elks Lodge on School Street. At noon, the parade steps off and marches to town hall, where the convention will be held.

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Shawn Carr was nominated by several people for his kindness and generosity. He has worked at the soup kitchen for several years and he and his family provide hot meals for those in need.

Paul O'Brien was nominated for his kind treatment of others, from his alter boy days to his military service and his time at Gould's Men's Shop.

James "Recycle" O'Malley was nominated for his tireless work at the recycling center and his helpfulness to others.

Mary A. Lavelle was nominated for her work as a school teacher and for raising five children on her own after the death of her husband. She is "the essence of Irish motherhood," and will be awarded a walking stick.

Peter and Patricia Joyce are both from Ireland and have been a welcome addition to the community since their arrival in 1982.

Tim Friend, the owner of Biagio's Grille in Worcester, is an active fundraiser for many charities and is a strong supporter of Friendly House and the Boys' Club.

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Kathy Notaro Baird was nominated for her "cheerful disposition," and is credited with caring for her brothers and sisters while her mother worked. She is married to Former Clinton Detective Franny Baird. She volunteers at the Diabetes Clinic at Leominster Hospital.

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Christopher Dziczek is a decorated Marine veteran and devoted his life to his daughter and to helping area veterans. He worked hard to obtain benefits and services for veterans.

Bo Dombrowski is a mother touched by the tragic loss of her son. She works to bring suicide awareness to the community. She has raised thousands of dollars for her cause and sponsors a booth at the Clinton Olde Home Day.

Mary McGovern is the "epitome of Irish motherhood." She moved to the United States from Ireland at 19, married and raised four children.

Kevin Duffy has worked as a laborer and treasurer for the Mass. Laborer's Union Local 243.

James Fogarty has spent the past 35 years serving as a Mass. State Trooper and is a lieutenant and station commander at the Holden barracks.

Terry and Cathy Doherty were nominated for their willingness to help anyone in need and fundraising for worthy causes.

David Prosser has influenced hundreds of lives during his career as a teacher. He has put in much time volunteering for the Meals on Wheels program for the elderly and has served the Clinton AOH.

Rev. Tomasz Borkowski is the Polish priest who has become endeared to those he served as pastor of the Jasna Gora and Holy Rosary parishes. He has been instrumental in establishing a food pantry and day care services.

Diane Philbin has given her time to the senior center, St. Vincent De Paul Society and WHEAT.

Robert W. Grady Sr. has held a number of town posts, both as a volunteer and public official. At 90, he is the last surviving member of the Burditt Hill Celtics, a semi-pro softball team.

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The Wooster Oilers took another step toward a championship by clinching first place in the Northern Junior Hockey League Saturday night at the Alice Noble Ice Arena. Wooster beat the Findlay Grrowl 7-2 to wrap up the league's regular season title.

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