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WASHINGTON, May 18, 2011 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- The Senate Judiciary Committee held a hearing today on the immigration courts, the Justice Department's appeals system for aliens challenging deportation. To contribute to this reassessment of an important component of America's immigration infrastructure, the Center for Immigration Studies will release a report next week examining the serious problems in our immigration courts and offer solutions to address them.

\"We never went anyplace where some 30- or 40-year-old didn't come up and say, 'Dr. Metcalf, those [high school years] were the best four years of my life,'\" his wife said.

He is survived by his wife of 30 years, Muriel; four sons, Robert Jr., Glenn Metcalf of Farmington, Gene Metcalf and his wife, Debbie, of Texas, and Ralph Metcalf and his wife, Sherri, of [Jay]; 10 grandchildren; one great-grandchild; two sisters, Ruth Phillips and her husband, John, of Florida, and Elizabeth Harris and her husband, Bob, of...

Dr. Samuel H. Metcalf died Sunday, Feb. 1, 2009.

Dr. Metcalf was born in Staunton, Va., on Dec. 1, 1922. He lived in Roanoke up to WWII where he served in the Army Air Corp in England. Returning home, he met his wife; graduated from VA Tech and went on to get his Doctorate of Optometry at the Southern College of Optometry. He returned to Blacksburg to begin his career and remained there for 30 years.

[Brent H. Metcalf] has accepted a plea deal, along with Graham R. Taylor of Tiburon, Calif., Stephen F. Peterson of Coalville and Reed H. Barker of Littleton, Colo.

George is survived by wife Shureen Metcalf, his daughters Diane Metcalf, Donna Ferno her husband Earl of Chelsea, Vt., Darlene Howe of White River, Vt., three step children Kip Gendron his wife Dawn of Corinth, Vt., Babette Agatston and her husband David of Vienna, Va., Shelly Messenger of North Haverhill, N.H., His sister Nettie George and her husband Stewart of Fla., Sally Mccullough of Chelsea, Vt., Raymond Metcalf and his wife Wilma of N.Y., Earl Metcalf of Chelsea,Vt., Ted Metcalf and his wife of Chelsea, Vt., Grandchildren: Trevor Metcalf, Jaymie Ferno, Nikol Ferno, Michelle Metcalf, Jessica Duncklee, Andrew & Travis Gendron, Emma, Jacob & Spencer Agatston, Katelynn Pike, Blakelee & Jobin Messenger) (Great-grandchildren: Cooper, Annora, Evelynn, Cadeance, soon to be baby Duncklee, Griffin, Rylee, Maylee, Westyn, Lily, James. Many nieces, nephews and cousins.

He leaves his wife of 60 years, Frances M. (Rizzo) [James H. Metcalf]; a daughter, Shirley A. Bednarcyk of Fiskdale; a sister, Shirley Roode of Voluntown, Conn.; nephews and nieces. He was born in Westerly, R.I., son of Loren and Rosalie (Merit) Metcalf, and lived here many years.

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The white, black and tan hounds, who resemble tall beagles, stayed in their pack, surprisingly quiet. They would not cry until after they were led onto the trail by two of the three joint Masters of the Fox Hounds (M.F.H) -- [H. Ann Metcalf] and Andy Komer. Then, after the hounds catch the scent, the cry goes up. Even some of the riders notice the strong and pungent odor, that of mink urine. Other club members had drizzled the musky substance on a challenging 5- to 7- mile trail over and around the open spaces of Sewickley Heights, Franklin Park, Bell Acres, and Sewickley Hills. It would take the riders about 90 minutes to cover. For the horses and hounds, too. Anyone who has seen the horses prick their ears and stomp with impatience to run would never dream of calling the drag hunt inhumane to them. Many of the horses are ex- racers, and running is in their blood. If one loses his rider, he usually stays with the rest of the herd anyway. Metcalf's horse, named Its, was a steeplechaser in Virginia. Another horse in the Thanksgiving hunt formerly raced at Golden Gate Fields in San Francisco; a stablemate used to run at Mountaineer. [Carol Semple Thompson] rides a big quarter horse named Thunder. On Thanksgiving, the people picking up strays include M.F.H. [Cherry Semple White]. She is as itchy to hunt as the horses and hounds but is temporarily unable. Earlier this year, she was taking three of the Semple horses into a paddock and one, through a series of missteps, fell on her. Her resulting injuries included a broken collarbone, six broken ribs, two cracked vertebrae, a punctured lung and a bruised aorta. Falls and injuries are part of the hunt game, but the riders prefer to earn their wounds in battle.