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SECTION C s The Week Beginning July 8, 2009 s The Springfield Paper
Ways to Deter Sun Damage There are 10 Top Reasons
to Have Reflexology Done
(NAPSI)-On the one
hand, exposure to the
sun’s rays induces the production of vitamin D in the
skin, promoting calcium
absorption and even protecting against the development of cancer. On your
hair, however, sunlight can
have a dulling effect.
Here are hints to help
you take advantage of the
sun’s healthful properties
while saving your hair and
skin:
• Skin Protection:
Overexposure to UV radiation can cause sunburn
and some forms of skin
cancer; however, it can
also cause direct DNA
damage and affect the immune system. Researchers
at the University of North
Carolina at Chapel Hill
found that melanoma cases on the scalp or neck are
twice as deadly as melanoma elsewhere on the body.
To help protect against
scalp burning and peeling,
use a scalp product with
SPF such as Nioxin Scalp
Shield Sunblock with SPF
20. This product is carefully formulated to protect
sensitive scalp skin, blocking UVA and UVB rays,
You don’t have to let the sun take the shine out of your hair if you
heed a few hints.
(NAPSI Photo)
and it doesn’t clog pores
or leave a sticky residue.
• Hair Protection: Exposure to summer elements can take a toll on
your hair, which can lead
to color fade, dryness and
cuticle separation. Use a
clarifying shampoo regularly to eliminate buildup
of oil, chlorine and salt
water. Additionally, try
using a daily leave-in conditioner before heading to
the beach or pool. Hair is
porous like a sponge and
will soak up less water if
saturated with conditioner.
• Hair Color Protection:
UV rays can destroy mela-
nin and color molecules in
the hair, causing it to dry
out and fade…a frustrating experience for those
concerned about making
color services last. To help
protect against damage
and safeguard your investment, use styling products
that contain UV filters
for added protection and
moisture. Shine-enhancing sprays can also add
sheen by creating a glossy
surface that reflects light.
For more hair care tips
and tricks, visit your hair
care professional for advice that is suited to your
lifestyle.
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extensions. What exactly
is an eyelash extension?
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started in Asia. This type
of service is referred to as
semi-permanent because
the extension if done properly should stay attached
to the natural lash until
that lash falls out. When
it does, the extension will
fall out with it.
Natural lashes provide
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ing. Do realize if you opt
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from $150 to $300. Some
spas will offer a lesser fee
for maintenance, ranging
around $75 to $100. The
process is great for many
people but some will find it
unsuitable. Due to the fact
that the natural lash is the
base that carries the weight
people with very sparse or
thin lashes may not get
great results. Some clients
find that the hour long process is not too confining
and have trouble sitting
still or feel claustrophobic.
Most people can relax and
some even fall asleep. If
the cost or method of this
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1- You Are Stressed
Out: This could affect your
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your health and well being.
2-You Stand On Your
Feet All Day: This makes
your whole body tired.
Manipulating the feet can
loosen your aching back
and shoulders.
3- You Are A Runner:
Exercise is a good thing
but pounding on the pavement is hard on the body
and feet. If your feet are
achy, reflexology can give
them a good own workout.
4-You Have Diabetes:
Losing sensation in your
feet? Regular reflexology
can be helpful to increasing comfort and blood
flow. It complements other
healing modalities.
5. You Are Detoxing:
Eliminating toxins or allergic foods, reflexology is
a gentle way of balancing
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Page C2 s The Springfield Paper s July 8, 2009
You Can Help Your Spleen Veterans Can Help Veterans
Fight a Hidden Enemy
Keep Your Blood Clean
Some of the organs inside of our bodies are mysteries to most of us common
folk. We know we have
them, and we know they
are important to maintain
and protect, but we aren’t
always sure what they do.
One of these important,
mysterious organs lies in
your abdomen just underneath the left rib cage. It
is your spleen. The spleen
is similar to your lymph
nodes, in that its main purpose is to act as a filter. It
filters the blood, and the
filtered material is then attacked and broken down by
this important organ so that
you can have a good supply of clean, healthy blood.
You can survive without
your spleen, but you will
be much more vulnerable
to blood-carried infection if
this organ is not functioning
properly.
A sick or swollen spleen
often has much to do with
digestive disorders, immune system weaknesses,
or circulation problems.
Sometimes, it is a symptom of these things gone
Healthy Living
By Frank Miesse, Ph.D.
badly, and sometimes, it
is the cause of them going
bad. For this reason, one
of the best ways to protect
and stimulate your spleen to
function properly is to focus on improving digestion,
immunity, and circulation.
Many herbs commonly used
in Chinese herbal medicine
can be trusted to help you
with these issues.
To improve digestion,
you can rely on many of
nature’s historically trusted
herbals. Atractylodes Rhizome, Chaenomeles Fruit,
Galanga Rhizome, Ginger,
Licorice Root, and Magnolia Bark will help stimu-
late the digestive system,
improve overall digestion,
and balance the enzymes in
the digestive system so that
your food is digested properly. Poorly digested food
can leave the blood filled
with toxins, and this can
overburden the spleen, so
digestion is important.
For circulation and
blood pressure concerns,
some of the best Chinese
herbs include Cardamon
Fruit, Citrus Peel, Lotus
Seed, and Saussurea. These
herbs will stimulate blood
flow, reduce or regulate
blood pressure, cleanse the
blood of toxins, and help
the overall circulation.
To boost the general
immune system, one of the
best herbs is Astragalus
Root. Another great immune booster is Panax Ginseng Root. Some herbs that
are particularly beneficial to
the spleen include Dolichos
Seed, Dang Gui Root, and
Zanthoxylum Fruit.
Whether we understand
all of our internal workings
or not, it is important to remember that each piece of
us was divinely engineered
for a reason, and it is our
duty to take care of every
nook and cranny as best we
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(NAPSI)-America’s
veterans are helping past
and present service members fight a subtle enemy
that’s devastating in the
field and at home. That enemy is stress.
Despite the best of
programs offered by the
Department of Defense
and the Veterans Administration, since 9/11, more
service members have
committed suicide than
the total U.S. dead from
Iraq and Afghanistan
wars. This tragedy is occurring partly because the
need has overwhelmed the
capacity of government
and civilian mental health
centers and partly because
some people simply refuse
to admit they need help.
More needs to be done
to overcome the stigma
that’s unfortunately attached to seeking help,
which Army Secretary
Pete Geren called a significant challenge to the
culture of the Army that
places “a premium on
strength: physically, mentally, emotionally.”
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Chairman Adm. Mike
Mullen asked his military
leaders to set an example.
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Social Security Administration
Q: I hear a lot about
filing for Social Security
retirement online. How
long does it take to apply
online for benefits? And if
I file at age 62, will it tell
me when my benefits are
going to start?
A: Although it does
vary for each individual,
many people find that they
can complete their online
retirement application in as
little as 15 minutes. There
are no paper forms to sign,
and usually no additional
documents are required.
Regarding when you
will receive your first
check: you are eligible
for a benefit for the first
calendar month in which
you are age 62 for the entire month--from start to
finish.
Social Security ben-
Q&A
efits are paid retroactively,
so your first check would
arrive the month following
the first full month you are
age 62.
An example: you are
born on March 6th. You
are considered age 62 for
the full month of April,
and you will receive the 1st
check in May. An exception: if you were born on
the 1st or 2nd of a month
(ie- March), you would be
considered age 62 for that
month-in this case, you’d
receive a check in April.
For but for all those born
on the 3rd or later, your
Social Security benefits
are paid in the month following the first month for
which you are eligible.
For more information on
retirement, visit us <www.
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vate or a specialist to be
willing to seek counseling
when his or her captain or
colonel or general won’t
do it,” he said. Our government cannot battle this
enemy alone, nor should
a troubled young veteran.
Every combat veteran has
one thing in common that’s
very relevant to a new generation of warriors: We’ve
walked in their shoes.
We need to lend a
sympathetic ear, tell them
that we were once 20something and that we
understand their fears and
emotions. What’s most
important is that we were
able to overcome our internal demons and successfully move on.
Trust is king, so ideally this needs to be done
in one-on-one meetings
and small groups away
from military installations for privacy and to
help eliminate real or perceived fears of retribution
from civilian employers
or military commanders.
We have to guide
them to seek help with
the maze of required paperwork that entitles them
to professional help and
compensation if service
connected. The faster we
do this, the better. Many
suicides occur during the
waiting period between
claims filing and adjudication. VFW will do everything it can at the national
level to speed up that
process. Our comrades in
arms need our help. The
VFW can be a vehicle for
delivering it.
Elderly United Events
& Programs
“The Older We Get, The Better We Are”
CANCER TALK
Community
Mercy
Health Partners (The Region’s Care Network) continues their informative
one hour presentations
at Elderly United, 101 S.
Fountain Ave. On Thursday, June 18th at 1:30 pm,
the topic will be Learning
More and Understanding Today’s Cancer and
Treatments presented by
Dr. Khanna. On Thursday,
July 16th at 1:30 pm the
topic will be Rehab- Your
Role in Recovery pre-
sented by Debra Stewart
who has over 14 years of
health, leisure, and fitness
experience in all levels of
care for the senior adult
population.
REHAB TALK
On Thursday, July
16th at 1:30pm the topic
will be Rehab - Your Role
in Recovery presented by
Justin Sweeney, Director
of Rehabilitation, Senior
Health and Housing and
Bob Seall, CMHP Home
Care.
Jalapeño Corn Muffins
INGREDIENTS:
Dry Ingredients
• 1 cup unbleached white flour
• 3/4 cup cornmeal
• 1/3 cup sugar, or to taste (see note)
• 2 1/2 teaspoons baking powder
• 1/4 teaspoon baking soda
• 1/4 teaspoon salt
Wet Ingredients
• 1 cup fat-free yogurt
• 1 cup well-drained canned corn
• 1/2 cup pickled jalapeños, drained, seeded,
and minced, or to taste (see note)
• 3 tablespoons butter, melted
Preheat oven to 400 degrees. Then: In a medium bowl,
combine all dry ingredients—the flour, cornmeal, sugar, baking powder, baking soda, and salt, and stir to
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In a large bowl, combine the yogurt, corn, jalapeños,
and butter. Stir the dry ingredients into the wet, using
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Spray a 9-cup muffin tin or 4 mini-loaf pans (6 x 3 x 2
inches) with nonstick cooking spray, and fill halfway
with batter. (If you don’t have a 9-cup tin, fill unused
cups of another tin or tins with water before baking.)
Bake until a toothpick inserted into muffins emerges
with clinging moist crumbs, and muffins are lightly
browned, about 25 minutes. Transfer to a rack to cool.
By Elissa Royal
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Advice
July 8, 2009 s The Springfield Paper s Page C3
Families Can Thrive Financially on One Income
FOCUS ON
THE FAMILY
Dr. James Dobson
Question: Do you
have any practical suggestions for couples who
are serious about making
the effort to live on one
income? How can they
avoid bankruptcy?
DR.
DOBSON:
There may be a way to
get it done. Donna Partow, author of “Homemade Business,” has of-
fered specific advice about
starting your own business,
which could involve desktop publishing, pet grooming, sewing, consulting,
transcribing legal documents or even getting into
mail-order sales.
Choosing the right
business is the first of three
preparatory steps. Consider taking a personal-skillsand-interest inventory to
identify your abilities and
to discover what you might
enjoy doing.
The second step is to do
your homework. Begin by
using the Internet to help
you research your chosen field. Look up books,
magazines, and newspaper
articles. Talk to other people who have done what
you are considering. Join
an industry organization
and a network. Subscribe
to industry publications.
According to Mrs. Partow,
the third step is to garner as
much support as you can.
Get your children, your
spouse and your friends on
your side. Then marshal
your resources and go for
it.
Before telling me why
this alternative is impossible in light of your circumstances, let me tell you about
the Van Wingerden family
in Colorado Springs. They
have 22 children, twelve of
them adopted and ten born
to Lynn, the mother. They
own a strawberry farm and
all the children old enough
to work are involved in it.
Believe it or not, Mrs. Van
Wingerden homeschools
all the kids personally.
The family is highly
organized and structured,
with the teenagers having
specific and rotating responsibilities for routine
tasks and for the care of
the youngsters. Visiting
their home is a delight.
The Van Wingerdens prove
that many things are possible for those who set their
minds to it.
QUESTION: Just how
much opportunity do parents have to remake the personalities of their children?
Can they change characteristics that they dislike? My
son is painfully shy and I’d
like him to be strong and
assertive. Can we redesign
him?
DR. DOBSON: You
can teach new attitudes and
modify some behavioral
patterns, but you will not
be able to redesign the basic personality with which
your child was born. Some
characteristics are genetically programmed, and
they will always be there.
For example, some kids
appear to be born to lead,
and others seem to be made
to follow. And that fact can
be a cause of concern for
parents at times.
One mother told me
that her compliant, easygoing child was being picked
on and beaten up every
day in nursery school. She
urged him to defend himself, but it contradicted his
very nature to even think
about standing up to the
bullies. Finally, his frustration became so great
that he decided to heed his
mother’s advice. As they
drove to school one day he
said, “Mom, if those kids
pick on me again today ...
I’m ... I’m ... I’m going to
beat them up -- slightly!”
How does a kid beat up
someone slightly? I don’t
know, but it made perfect
sense to this compliant lad.
Like you, some parents
worry about an easygoing, passive child -- especially if he’s a boy. Followers in this society are
sometimes less respected
than aggressive leaders and may be seen as
wimpy or spineless. And
yet, the beauty of the human personality is seen in
its marvelous uniqueness
and complexity. There is
a place for the wonderful
variety of temperaments
that find expression in
children. After all, if two
people are identical in
every regard, it’s obvious
that one of them is unnecessary.
My advice to you is
to accept, appreciate and
cultivate the personality with which your little
child is born. He does not
need fit a preconceived
mold. That youngster is,
thankfully, one of a kind.
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Law You Can Use...Citizens Have Right to Attend Most Public Meetings
Q: Are all meetings of
public bodies open to the
public?
A: Most of the time,
most of the meetings are
open when the members
are discussing the public’s
business, but there are exceptions. The one absolute
is that ALL votes must be
taken at open meetings.
Q: What are those exceptions?
A: The law permits
a public body to discuss
“personnel” matters in a
closed meeting, including
hiring, firing, promoting
or demoting public employees. However, disciplining an elected official
for conduct related to official business must be
done in an open meeting.
Other exceptions include
buying or selling property,
meeting with an attorney
to discuss imminent or
pending litigation, matters
related to bargaining with
unions and any other issue
required to be confidential
under state or federal law.
ample, holds meetings and
makes recommendations
to the mayor, but it is not
constituted as a body with
any legislative-type, or decision-making authority.
Q: What kind of public
bodies are covered by this
law?
A: The law covers just
about every decision-making body at every level of
government that you could
imagine from township
trustees to school boards
to the city council subcommittee on parades and celebrations. The body doesn’t
have to make the “final”
decision on an issue. It is
enough if the body makes
a recommendation to another public body. The law
does not apply to all meetings of groups of public officials, though. The
mayor’s cabinet, for ex-
Q: What is the reasoning behind the exceptions
to open discussions?
A: In cases where public employees are being
investigated for misconduct, the exception allows
potentially embarrassing
matters to be kept private
before a determination is
made about what action
to take. If the discussion
involves the sale or purchase of property, advance
knowledge of the plans
could adversely affect the
price. Obviously, discussing litigation is very sensitive and should not be open
to the opposing side. The
same is true of collective
bargaining where a public
discussion, while it might
Misguided Wisdom
The Market Factor Part II
By Steve Temple
There are professionals who play the market
game very well and they
know their stuff, but
even they cannot control
the trends and flexibility
of the markets. These
professionals do not use
past performances of a
company to determine
whether to invest in
them or not. They use
information based on the
future opportunities that
these companies have
that will increase their
revenues and earnings.
The problem is by the
time most of this good
information gets to the
public, you and me, a
lot of the opportunity in
gaining value is already
gone. If you are a hunter,
it is like shooting where
the duck was.
The daily market
results and averages
should not be the sole
foundation for your financial strategies. I believe you must first have
knowledge of how your
money works and understand the buying power
of your dollar. Knowing how money works
in your life will help you
maximize your money
supply, create leverage
for your future dollars
and eliminate many of
the flexible pitfalls that
come with traditional
thinking. Learn to think
for yourself instead of
being told what to think.
be interesting, might not or make a lot of noise.
be in the best interests of
the community.
Q: Does the law cover
all occasions when memQ: May I take pictures bers of a legislative body
at a public meeting or re- get together, like three
cord what’s going on?
county commissioners at
A: Generally, yes, pro- the county fair?
vided you don’t disrupt
A: The law covers
the meeting. You have the “prearranged discussion of
right to attend a public the public business of the
meeting, but not the right public body.” The fact that
to be heard at that meet- a majority of the members
ing. If you are disruptive, of such a body are in the
you waive the right to same place at the same
remain and observe the time does not make that
meeting. A public body gathering a public meetmay establish reasonable ing. The gathering must be
rules regulating the use of planned in advance for the
audio or video equipment purpose of having a meetin order to limit interfer- ing.
ence with others’ ability to
hear, see and participate in
Q: How can I find out
the meeting. These rules when meetings are being
may require equipment to held?
be silent, self-contained
A: Ask to be put on the
and self-powered. So, if public body’s meeting noyou are taking a picture,
for example, use a camera
that doesn’t require a flash
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of having a meeting notice
mailed to you or you may
be required to provide
self-addressed, stamped
envelopes. ---2/12/2009
Law You Can Use is a
weekly consumer legal information column provided
by the Ohio State Bar Association. This article was prepared by Timothy D. Smith,
an attorney and a professor
in the School of Journalism
and Mass Communication
at Kent State University.
Articles appearing in
this column are intended
to provide broad, general
information about the law.
Before applying this information to a specific legal
problem, readers are urged
to seek advice from an attorney.
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CBS
Fortune
Entertain
Christine
Criminal Minds (CC)
CSI: NY (CC)
News (N)
Late Show
NBC
Inside
Jeopardy!
America’s Got Talent
News
Tonight
July 8 - 14, 2009
Wednesday
8 p.m. on DISN
Weather
Outlook
By DICK GROEBER
Mulan: This 1998 animated adventure is based
on a Chinese folk tale about a girl who disguises
herself as a soldier to save her feeble father from
death after an edict is given for each able man to
defend the kingdom. With the help of her ancestors and a few friends, brave Mulan manages
to fight the invading Huns and in the process
becomes a national hero. Ming-Na Wen (“ER”)
provides the voice of Mulan, with Eddie Murphy
lending support.
The 4th of July weekend, locally, was one of
Deal No
Simpsons So You Think You Can Dance The top 12 dancers.
News (N)
Simpsons Jim
FOX
the most pleasant of reBusiness
Europe
Time Team America (N) Ascent of Money (N)
Wide Angle (N) (CC)
Time Goes Smiley
PBS
Family
Guy
Two
Men
Next
Top
Model
Next
Top
Model
News
(N)
King
Raymond
King
CW
cent weather history with
››› Joe Kidd (1972)
››› Clear and Present Danger (1994) Harrison Ford, Willem Dafoe. (CC)
››› Three Kings (1999)
AMC
temperature highs in the
1 Way Out 1 Way Out 1 Way Out 1 Way Out MythBusters (CC)
DISC How-Made How-Made MythBusters (CC)
lower 80s and lows in
Montana
››› Mulan (1998, Musical) (CC)
Wizards
Wizards
Montana
Suite Life
So Raven
DISN Wizards
Friday
E! News (N) Daily 10
True Hollywood Story
True Hollywood Story
Baseball Wives THS
Chelsea
E! News
the lower 60s.
E!
9 p.m. on CW
Baseball Tonight (CC)
SportsCenter (Live) (CC)
ESPN MLB Baseball Los Angeles Dodgers at New York Mets. (Subject to Blackout)
The National Weath’70s Show ’70s Show Funniest Home Videos Funniest Home Videos Funniest Home Videos The 700 Club (CC)
Everybody Hates Chris: Where was this guy
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extended forewhen we were sending away for junk that didn’t
Chopped
Bobby Flay Bobby Flay Dinner: Impossible
Good Eats Unwrapped
FOOD Challenge
work?
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(Tequan
Richmond)
is
disappointed
cast maps, issued on July
Property
Property
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Income
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Renovation Amazing
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that the “X-ray glasses” he ordered don’t perform
Modern Marvels (CC)
MonsterQuest (CC)
MonsterQuest (N) (CC) Ice Road Truckers (CC) Mega Disasters (CC)
HIST
1st, 2009, for the period
as promised, so he goes after the company to
Reba (CC) Reba (CC) Reba (CC) Reba (CC) Trial by Fire (2008) Brooke Burns, Rex Linn. (CC)
Will-Grace Will-Grace
LIFE
hold it accountable. Elsewhere, Chris and Greg
of July 8th through the
16 and Pregnant
16 and Pregnant
The Real World (CC)
The Real World (N) (CC) The Real World (CC)
(Tyler James Williams, Vincent Martella) try to
MTV
score
fake
IDs
to
get
into
a
concert,
while
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Crime
Scn
UFC’s
Ultimate
100
UFC’s
Ultimate
100
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Fight
Night
SPIKE
Tequan Richmond stars in “Everybody Hates 15th, 2009, is forecastchelle (Tichina Arnold) plans a surprise party for
CSI: NY (CC)
CSI: NY “Officer Blue”
CSI: NY “Night, Mother”
Leverage (CC)
Law & Order “Betrayal”
TNT
ing near normal temperJulius (Terry Crews) in “Everybody Hates Fake Chris” Friday on The CW.
NCIS “Lost & Found”
NCIS “Chained” (CC)
NCIS “Blackwater” (CC)
NCIS “Pop Life” (CC)
››› Dr. No (1962) (CC)
USA
IDs.”
atures and precipitation.
MOVIES
MOVIES
The period should
Thursday Evening
July 9, 2009
Friday Evening
July 10, 2009
begin on Wednesday and
7 pm 7:30 8 pm 8:30 9 pm 9:30 10 pm 10:30 11 pm 11:30
7 pm 7:30 8 pm 8:30 9 pm 9:30 10 pm 10:30 11 pm 11:30
Extra (N)
Millionaire Samantha Samantha Grey’s Anatomy (CC)
Private Practice (CC)
News (N)
Seinfeld
Extra (N)
Millionaire Surviving Goode
Jim
Jim
20/20 (CC)
Overtime
Seinfeld
ABC
ABC
Thursday with a cool and
Fortune
Entertain
Big Brother 11 (N) (CC) CSI: Crime Scn
The Mentalist (CC)
News (N)
Late Show
Fortune
Entertain
Ghost Whisperer (CC)
Flashpoint (CC)
NUMB3RS “Frienemies” News (N)
Late Show
CBS
CBS
dry high pressure ridge
Inside
Jeopardy! 30 Rock
The Office The Office 30 Rock
The Listener (N) (CC)
News
Tonight
Inside
Jeopardy! The Chopping Block (N) Dateline NBC (CC)
News (N)
Tonight
NBC
NBC
over the local area bringDeal No
Simpsons Bones (PA) (CC)
You Can Dance
News (N)
Simpsons Jim
Deal No
Simpsons You Smarter?
Mental (N) (PA) (CC)
News (N)
4th Quarter Simpsons Jim
FOX
FOX
Business
Hometime Old House Hr.
Mortgage
American Masters (CC) Time Goes Smiley
Business
Europe
Wash Wk
NOW
McLaughlin Columbus Bill Moyers Journal (N) Time Goes Smiley
PBS
PBS
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Smallville “Instinct” (CC) Supernatural (CC)
News (N)
King
Raymond
King
Family Guy Two Men
Privileged (CC)
Hates Chris The Game News (N)
King
Raymond
King
CW
CW
tures with highs in the
Clear-Danger
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›› Caddyshack (1980) Chevy Chase. (CC)
››› Blazing Saddles
›› The Whole Nine Yards (2000) Bruce Willis. (CC) ›› Jagged Edge (1985) Glenn Close. Premiere.
AMC
AMC
lower to the middle 80s
Survivorman (CC)
Moments of Impact (N) Deadliest Catch (CC)
Survivorman (CC)
Treasure Quest (CC)
Treasure Quest (CC)
Treasure Quest (CC)
Treasure Quest (CC)
DISC Survivorman (CC)
DISC Treasure Quest (CC)
Montana
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Wizards
Montana
Suite Life
So Raven
Sonny
Wizards
Suite Life
Phineas
Phineas
Wizards
Montana
Suite Life
So Raven
and lows in the lower to
DISN Wizards
DISN Sonny
30 Best and Worst Beach Bodies
Keep Up
Keep Up
Chelsea
E! News
D. Richards Dating 2
Kendra
Kendra
The Soup The Dish
Chelsea
E! News
E!
E!
the middle 60s. A warm
NFL Live
Poker
Series of Poker
Baseball Tonight (CC)
ESPN Homecoming
ESPN SportsCtr. Countdown NASCAR Racing Nationwide Series -- Dollar General 300. (Live)
front should move over
’70s Show ’70s Show ›› Snow Dogs (2002) Cuba Gooding Jr.. (CC)
Funniest Home Videos The 700 Club (CC)
’70s Show ››› Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone (2001) Daniel Radcliffe, Rupert Grint. (CC)
The 700 Club (CC)
FAM
FAM
the local area on Friday
Challenge
Iron
Chef
America
Next
Food
Star
Cakes
Cakes
Good
Eats
Unwrapped
Challenge
Unwrapped
Unwrapped
Diners
Diners
Ice
Cream
Unwrapped
Good
Eats
Rachael
FOOD
FOOD
First Place First Place House
House
House
Intervention Property
First Place
House
Property
Property
House
Bang, Buck House
Unsellable HGTV Showdown
HGTV My House House
HGTV Curb
bring scattered rain and
Modern Marvels (CC)
Modern Marvels “Salt”
Gangland (N) (CC)
Gangland (CC)
Expedition Africa (CC)
Modern Marvels Copper. Rumrunners, Moonshiners and Bootleggers (CC) Investigating History
Battle 360 “Call to Duty”
HIST
HIST
thundershowers. A high
Reba (CC) Reba (CC) Reba (CC) Reba (CC) ››› Ghost World (2001) Thora Birch. Premiere.
Reba (CC) Reba (CC) Reba (CC) Reba (CC) Wife Swap (CC)
Wife Swap (CC)
LIFE
LIFE
pressure area should
True Life
The Real World (CC)
16 and Pregnant (CC)
16 and Pregnant
16 and Pregnant
16 and Pregnant “Maci” 16 and Pregnant
The Real World (CC)
›› School for Scoundrels (2006) Premiere.
MTV
MTV
UFC’s Ultimate 100
TNA iMPACT! (N)
Most Amazing Videos
UFC Unleashed
››› Lethal Weapon (1987) Mel Gibson, Danny Glover. (CC)
Ways Die
SPIKE CSI: Crime Scn
be over the area for the
CSI: NY “Tri-Borough”
CSI: NY “Recycling”
CSI: NY “Tanglewood”
››› Contact (1997) Jodie Foster. (CC)
CSI: NY (CC)
CSI: NY (CC)
››› The Rock (1996, Action) Sean Connery, Nicolas Cage. (CC) Last-Scout
TNT
TNT
2nd weekend of July
NCIS (CC)
House (CC)
Burn Notice (N) (CC)
Royal Pains (N) (CC)
In Plain Sight (CC)
NCIS “Tribes” (CC)
NCIS “Caught on Tape”
›› The Break-Up (2006) Vince Vaughn. (CC)
House “Not Cancer”
USA
USA
with partly cloudy skies,
MOVIES
MOVIES
Sunday Evening
July 12, 2009 dry conditions, and high
Saturday Evening
July 11, 2009
7 pm 7:30 8 pm 8:30 9 pm 9:30 10 pm 10:30 11 pm 11:30
7 pm 7:30 8 pm 8:30 9 pm 9:30 10 pm 10:30 11 pm 11:30
temperatures in the 80s
Videos
Laughs
Extreme-Home
Desperate Housewives Brothers & Sisters (CC) News (N)
Seinfeld
CSI: NY “Admissions”
Wipeout (CC)
Castle (CC)
Eli Stone “Flight Path”
News (N)
Desperate
ABC
ABC
with lows in the 60s. A
60 Minutes (CC)
Big Brother 11 (N) (CC) Cold Case “Lotto Fever” Without a Trace (CC)
News (N)
Cold Case
Fortune
Cash Exp. 48 Hours Mystery (CC) Harper’s Island “Gasp”
Harper’s Island “Sigh”
News (N)
House (CC)
CBS
CBS
cold front could move
Am. Road Trip
Merlin (N) (CC)
Meteor (2009, Suspense) Christopher Lloyd. (CC)
News
Paid Prog.
Edition
Jeopardy! Kings “Javelin” (N) (CC) Law Order: CI
Law & Order: SVU
News
Sat. Night
NBC
NBC
’Til
Death
Amer
Dad
Simpsons
King
of
Hill
Family
Guy
Simpsons
News
(N)
CSI:
NY
“Personal
Foul”
Radio
Judge
Judy
Judge
Judy
Cops
(CC)
Cops
(N)
America’s
Most
Wanted
News
(N)
Lopez
MADtv
(CC)
FOX
over the local area on
FOX
To Be Announced
Nature “Arctic Bears”
Masterpiece Mystery! (N) (CC) (DVS) To Be Announced
Lawrence Welk Show
Keeping Up Keeping Up Time Goes Time Goes Served
Served
Globe Trekker “Greece”
PBS
PBS
Monday with scattered
Valentine “She’s Gone”
››› Hoosiers (1986, Drama) Gene Hackman.
News (N)
King
Family Guy Family Guy
Two Men
Two Men
›› My Giant (1998) Billy Crystal. (CC)
News (N)
King
Raymond
Two Men
CW
CW
rain and thundershow››› The Rookie (2002) ›› The Bone Collector (1999) Denzel Washington. (CC)
››› The Game (1997) (CC)
The Whole Nine Yards
››› The Rookie (2002, Drama) Dennis Quaid, Rachel Griffiths. (CC)
››› Rookie of the Year
AMC
AMC
Wild Pacific (N) (CC)
Wild Pacific “Survivors”
Wild Pacific (CC)
ers. The forecast period
MythBusters (CC)
MythBusters (CC)
MythBusters (CC)
MythBusters (CC)
DISC Dirty Jobs (CC)
DISC MythBusters (CC)
Sonny
Jonas (CC) ››› The Parent Trap (1998, Comedy) Lindsay Lohan. (CC)
Montana
Another Cinderella Story (2008) Selena Gomez.
Montana
Suite Life
So Raven
DISN Suite Life Montana
DISN Her Best Move (2007) Leah Pipes.
should end on Tuesday
True Story The E! True Hollywood Story (CC)
Baseball Wives THS
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› Picture Perfect (1997) ›› The Object of My Affection (1998), Paul Rudd
Kendra
Jon & Kate The Soup Chelsea
E!
E!
and the next Wednesday
MLB Baseball St. Louis Cardinals at Chicago Cubs. (Live) (CC)
Baseball Tonight (Live) (CC)
ESPN Baseball Tonight (CC)
ESPN MLB Baseball 2008 Home Run Derby (CC)
with high pressure over
Harry
››› Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire (2005) Daniel Radcliffe, Rupert Grint. (CC)
Funniest Home Videos
Harry Potter-Chamber
››› Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban (2004) Daniel Radcliffe. (CC)
Funniest Home Videos
FAM
FAM
Challenge (N)
Next Food Star
Iron Chef America (N)
Bobby Flay Bobby Flay
Amusement Park Eats
Sunny’s Summer Eats
Unwrapped Unwrapped Iron Chef America
FOOD Next Food Star
FOOD Paula’s Party
the local area bringing in
House
Income
For Rent
House
House
HGTV Showdown (N)
Renovation Bang, Buck
House
Divine
Genevieve Color
House
House
Top 10
Rate
Design
HGTV Curb
HGTV Curb
dry and pleasant middle
Ice Road Truckers (CC) Ice Road Truckers (CC) Ice Road Truckers (N)
Expedition Africa (N)
That’s Impossible (CC)
›››› Unforgiven (1992) ››› Tombstone (1993, Western) Kurt Russell, Val Kilmer. (CC)
Law & Order in the Real West (CC)
HIST
HIST
of July conditions with
Maneater
(2009)
Sarah
Chalke.
(CC)
Drop
Dead
Diva
“Pilot”
Army
Wives
(N)
(CC)
Drop
Dead
Diva
“Pilot”
In God’s Country (2007, Drama) Kelly Rowan. (CC) Natalee Holloway (2009) Tracy Pollan. Premiere.
Army Wives (CC)
LIFE
LIFE
16
and
Pregnant
(CC)
16
and
Pregnant
16
and
Pregnant
“Ebony”
Air
Force.
16
and
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and
Pregnant
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and
Pregnant
“Ebony”
Air
Force.
16
and
Pregnant
The
Real
World
(CC)
Idle
Hands
MTV
MTV
high temperatures in the
DEA
Jesse James
Jesse James
Jesse James
MANswers MANswers
SPIKE DEA “Drug Dealing Deli” DEA
SPIKE UFC’s Ultimate 100
lower to the middle 80s
››› Air Force One (CC) ›› Four Brothers (2005) Mark Wahlberg. (CC)
›› Four Brothers (2005) Mark Wahlberg. (CC)
NASCAR
Green
NASCAR Racing Sprint Cup -- LifeLock.com 400. From Chicagoland Speedway in Joliet, Ill.
Leverage
TNT
TNT
and lows in the lower to
House “House vs. God”
House “No Reason”
Law Order: CI
In Plain Sight “Jailbait”
Burn Notice (CC)
››› Breach (2007) (CC) NCIS “Witness” (CC)
NCIS (CC)
NCIS “Red Cell” (CC)
Law Order: CI
USA
USA
the middle 60s.
MOVIES
MOVIES
Monday Evening
July 13, 2009
Tuesday Evening
July 14, 2009
My weather records
7 pm 7:30 8 pm 8:30 9 pm 9:30 10 pm 10:30 11 pm 11:30
7 pm 7:30 8 pm 8:30 9 pm 9:30 10 pm 10:30 11 pm 11:30
for
this forecast period
Extra (N)
Millionaire The Bachelorette (N) (CC)
Newlyweds
News (N)
Seinfeld
Extra (N)
Millionaire The Superstars (N) (CC) Better Off Scrubs
Primetime
News (N)
Seinfeld
ABC
ABC
of July 8th through the
Fortune
Entertain
How I Met Rules
Two Men
Big Bang
CSI: Miami (CC)
News (N)
Late Show
Fortune
Entertain
NCIS “Love & War” (CC) Big Brother 11 (N) (CC) 48 Hours Mystery (CC) News (N)
Late Show
CBS
CBS
Inside
Jeopardy! Law & Order (CC)
Law Order: CI
Dateline NBC (CC)
News (N)
Tonight
Inside
Jeopardy! Am. Road Trip
America’s Got Talent (N) Law & Order: SVU
News (N)
Tonight
15th, 1969-2008, show
NBC
NBC
Deal No
Simpsons House (PA) (CC)
Lie to Me (CC)
News (N)
Simpsons Jim
Deal No
Simpsons MLB Baseball All-Star Game. From Busch Stadium in St. Louis. (S Live) (CC)
News (N)
Jim
FOX
FOX
a high temperature of a
Business
Europe
Antiques Roadshow
To Be Announced
Time Goes Smiley
Business
Chronicles Nova (CC) (DVS)
Nova scienceNOW (N)
To Be Announced
Time Goes Smiley
PBS
PBS
hot 100 degrees recordFamily Guy Two Men
One Tree Hill (CC)
Gossip Girl (CC)
News (N)
King
Raymond
King
Family Guy Two Men
90210 (CC)
Hitched or Ditched (CC) News (N)
King
Raymond
King
CW
CW
ed July 15th, 1977. The
›› Stripes (1981) (CC) ››› Ferris Bueller’s Day Off (1986) Matthew Broderick. (CC)
››› Stir Crazy (1980) Gene Wilder.
››› Chisum (1970) (CC) ››› Rio Bravo (1959, Western) John Wayne, Dean Martin, Ricky Nelson.
2 Mules-Sara
AMC
AMC
Wild Pacific (CC)
Deadliest Catch (CC)
Deadliest Catch (CC)
After the Catch (N) (CC) Deadliest Catch (CC)
DISC Dirty Jobs (CC)
DISC Deadliest Catch (CC)
lowest was a pleasantly
Wizards
Wizards
Wizards
Wizards
Wizards
Wizards
Montana
Suite Life
So Raven
Montana
Hannah Montana (CC)
Suite Life
Suite Life
Wizards
Montana
Suite Life
So Raven
DISN Wizards
DISN Montana
cool 50 degrees recorded
Celebrity Plastic Surgery Stories
Dogs
The Soup Chelsea
E! News
›› The Object of My Affection (1998), Paul Rudd
Kendra
Kendra
Chelsea
E! News
E!
E!
July 8th, 1984. The averBaseball
Tonight
(CC)
MLB
Baseball
2009
State
Farm
Home
Run
Derby.
Softball
SportsCenter
(Live)
(CC)
SportsCenter
(Live)
(CC)
Series
of
Poker
Series
of
Poker
Series
of
Poker
SportsCenter
(Live)
(CC)
ESPN
ESPN
’70s Show ’70s Show Secret-Teen
Make It or Break It (N)
Secret-Teen
The 700 Club (CC)
’70s Show ’70s Show 10 Things ’70s Show ››› The Princess Bride (1987) Cary Elwes. (CC)
The 700 Club (CC)
FAM
FAM
age high temperature is
Good Eats Good Eats Unwrapped Unwrapped Diners
Diners
Good Eats Unwrapped
Cakes
Cakes
Unwrapped Best Thing Chopped (N)
Good Eats Unwrapped
FOOD Challenge
FOOD Challenge
85 degrees with an avProperty
Property
House
First Place House
For Rent
Unsellable First Place
First Place First Place House
Bang, Buck House
Stagers
Buy Me (N) First Place
HGTV What Get House
HGTV My House House
erage low of 65 degrees
Modern Marvels (CC)
UFO Files (CC)
Ancient Ink (CC)
Tougher in Alaska (CC)
Modern Marvels (CC)
Decoding the Past The Bermuda Triangle. (CC)
That’s Impossible (N)
That’s Impossible (CC)
HIST
HIST
How I Met How I Met Drop Dead Diva “Pilot”
Army Wives (CC)
Desperate Housewives Will-Grace Will-Grace
Reba (CC) Reba (CC) Reba (CC) Reba (CC) Fatal Desire (2006) Anne Heche, Eric Roberts. (CC) Will-Grace Will-Grace
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LIFE
for an average of 75 deRun
Run
Run
Run
Run
Run
Run
Run
Run
Run
Going Out Going Out Run
Run
16 and Pregnant
Paris Hilton
Paris Hilton
MTV
MTV
grees. The greatest rain
UFC Unleashed
UFC Unleashed
4th and Long (N)
Jesse James
CSI: Crime Scn
Ways Die
Ways Die
Ways Die
MANswers MANswers MANswers
SPIKE UFC Unleashed
total was a soaking 2.51
CSI: NY (CC)
The Closer (CC)
The Closer (N) (CC)
Raising the Bar (N) (CC) CSI: NY “Hush” (CC)
CSI: NY “The Fall” (CC)
Bones (CC)
HawthoRNe (N) (CC)
Saving Grace (N) (CC)
HawthoRNe (CC)
TNT
TNT
NCIS “Stakeout” (CC)
NCIS “Dog Tags” (CC)
WWE Monday Night Raw (S Live) (CC)
Royal Pains (CC)
NCIS “Internal Affairs”
›› How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days (2003) Kate Hudson. (CC)
›› How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days
inches recorded July
USA
USA
12th, 1990.
Source:
National
Weather Service Forecast Maps. For current
local weather, log on to:
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tureFest in Springfield Tent between 11am -7pm
Volunteer Orientation
slated for Saturday, SepThere will be volun- will be held on Monday, The puzzle put in last week’s
tember 26.
teers needed for the “Tear September 21 at 5:30pm,
paper was for July 6. We
Volunteers will do the Down/Clean Up” at the at Springfield City Hall apologize for any inconvenience
work to set up between end of the event from 6:30 Forum. Free Culture Fest to those who were looking for
the puzzle answers. So, we are
8:00-11am; Then volun- to 8:30pm.
T-Shirts will be give to
providing the July 6 puzzle
Floaters wil also be those attending Volunteer
answers this week.
Below: the “July 6” Puzzle
needed for the hours be- Orientation and working
Answers for June 24 paper.
tween 11am - 7pm
2 hours or more, while
An
Entertainment supplies last. Also Free
Crew of volunteers will be Snacks and drinks will be
neede from 10am to 7pm provided for volunteers at
and the event is also look- Culture Fest.
ing for Young Journalists
Note: Students can earn
- Be a Junior Reporter (11- High School Community
3pm)
Service Hours and have a
Finally, Vendor Assis- good time at a wonderful
tants and Street Closing community festival.
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Quote of the Week
“
Learn from
the mistakes of
others. You can’t
live long enough
to make them all
yourself. ”
This quote is from: Eleanor Roosevelt (1884 - 1962) US diplomat & reformer; wife of President Franklin D. Roosevelt; niece
of President Theodore Roosevelt.
The Puzzle Answer below is
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“July 6th” Puzzle Answers are on Page C4 of this paper
On The Record
Page C6 s The Springfield Paper sJuly 8, 2009
BETTY M. WILLIS
Willis, Betty Marcella, of
Springfield, died June 27, 2009
at Forest Glen Health Campus
at the age of 82, after a long
courageous battle with Parkinson’s disease. She was born on
April 28, 1927 in Springfield, to
Carl and Belva Crawford. Betty
was raised by her stepmother,
Hattie. She married the love of
her life, Carl Willis, on March
18, 1944. Betty worked at Ohio
Thermometer for a few years.
When her last child was born,
she stayed at home to be a great
wife and mother. Betty is preceded in death by her husband,
Carl; her parents and stepmother; and 2 sisters. Betty is survived by three children, Hattie
(Rex) Harbison, Mike (Annette)
Willis, and Linda (Tom) Rockwell; 7 grandchildren; 9 greatgrandchildren; 1 great-great
grandson; 2 sisters; best friend,
Ginnie Rockwell; special son,
Doug Harrison; and numerous
nieces and nephews. The family
would like to thank Dr. Win, the
staff at Forest Glen Health Campus, the staff at Vitas Hospice,
and Chaplain Sandra Johnson
for their special care at the end
of Betty’s life. A celebration of
Betty’s life was held on Thursday, July 2, 2009, at JACKSON
LYTLE WILLIAMS FUNERAL HOME- Springfield, with
Chaplain Sandra Johnson officiating. Interment followed at
Glen Haven Memorial Gardens.
Condolences may be expressed
to the family at www.jacksonlytle.com.
RETIRED LT. COL
KEITH L. WALKER
Walker, Keith Leon,
Lt Col (Retired),
age 77, of Springfield, Ohio, passed
away June 28,
2009. He was born
in Parsons, Kansas, on December 12, 1931, the son of the late
Earl and Nina Walker of Carthage, Missouri. He graduated
from the Naval Academy, Annapolis, Maryland in 1954 with
a degree in Electrical Engineering. He attended the University
of Missouri, Columbia, Missouri and obtained his masters
degree in Industrial Engineering
in 1965. Upon graduation from
the Naval Academy, he joined
the United States Air Force and
became a pilot. He flew missions primarily to South America and Vietnam. He had various
assignments serving in the Canal Zone, Philippines, Vietnam,
Illinois, California, and retired
from Wright-Patterson AFB,
OH as Chief of the Management Systems Division in 1975.
After retiring from the United
States Air Force, he worked in
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the information systems and
logistics areas at Computer Sciences Corporation in Dayton,
Ohio and Loral Aerospace in
San Jose, California. He is survived by his wife of 33 years,
Wilma Jean (Little) Walker; 5
sons, David walker of Boulder,
Western Australia, Dr. Mark R.
Walker (Linda) of Albany, Oregon, Craig Walker of Cameron
Park, California, Dennis Atkins
and Douglas Atkins (Christina),
both of Springfield, Ohio; sister,
Janette Danford of Bella Vista,
Arkansas; brother, Dale Walker
(Rachel) of St. Louis, Missouri;
daughter-in-law, Marilyn Walker of Aurora, Missouri; and sister-in-law, Charlotte Walker of
Tucson, Arizona. He was preceded in death by his parents;
son, Michael Walker; brother,
Howard Walker; and brotherin-law, Max Danford. He is also
survived by 15 grandchildren;
3 great-grandchildren; 2 nieces
and 1 nephew. Keith was a life
member of the Air Force Association, the Retired Officers
Association, Disabled American Veterans and the Society of
Logistics Engineers. The family would like to thank Patriot
Ridge Community in Fairborn,
Ohio and Dr. John Sefton of
Beavercreek, Ohio for their
loving care. A celebration of
Keith’s life was held on Thursday, July 2, 2009, at JACKSON
LYTLE WILLIAMS FUNERAL HOME- Springfield, with
Pastor John Essig of Fellowship
Christian Church officiating.
Private inurnment will be held
at the convenience of the family at Heritage Hills Memory
Gardens, Springboro, Ohio. In
Lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to the
Alzheimer’s Association or a
charity of one’s choice. Condolences may be expressed to
the family at www.jacksonlytle.
com.
MARIAN COOK
Cook, Marian (Frock), age 96,
passed away Thursday, June
25, 2009 in Urbana, Ohio. She
was a long time resident at McCauley Care Center. Marian
was born February 19, 1913,
in Clark County, the daughter
of Arry U. & Minnie Frock.
Marian was raised by Floyd &
Annabell Wilson due to the untimely death of Minnie. She
is survived by son, David &
Janice Cook; daughter, Joyce
& Rex Evilsizor; three grandchildren, Penni (Rick) Royston,
Chyna (Jay) Bernarding, &
Mindi Williamson; eight greatgrandchildren; and four greatgreat grandchildren. She was
preceded in death by her husband, James W. Cook; brother,
Marshall Frock and a greatgreat grandson. The family is
being served by the JACKSON
LYTLE & WILLIAMS FUNERAL HOME, Springfield.
Funeral services were held July
3, 2009, at the New Moorefield
United Methodist Church wit
Rev. Don Trumbull officiating.
Burial followed at Pleasant Hill
Cemetery. Condolences may
be expressed to the family at
<www.jacksonlytle.com>.
DAVID L. TAYLOR
Cemetery. Expressions of sym- the nursing staff. James served Holbrook. Phyllis was a mempathy may be sent to <www. in the United States Army and ber of the Story-Hypes United
was honorably discharged. He Methodist Church and worked
David L. Taylor, 73, of Spring- trostelchapman.com>.
leaves to cherish his memory for many years at Robert Hall
field, went to be with the Lord
his three sons, James Paul Clothing, and at the age of
Tuesday evening, June 30, 2009
JOHN L. RECKNAGEL
Stream, Ryan Stream and James 80 retired from Villa Nursing
at Villa Springfield Nursing
Facility. He was born April 28, John L. Recknagel, 50, of Stream Jr.; four daughters, An- Home (now Essex of Spring1936 in Springfield, Ohio the Springfield, passed away peace- gela Stream Peterson, Andrea field).
son of John L. and Mary Olive fully, on Tuesday, June 30, 2009 Stream, Jasmine Stream all of Phyllis E. Jones was preceded
(McDermott) Taylor. David in his residence. He was born Springfield, Ohio and Serrita in death by her husband of
was retired from Yellow Freight on October 24, 1958 in Spring- Cromer of Minnesota; a brother, sixty-four years, Paul E. Jones.
Systems trucking company. field the son of Richard and William Stream of Texas; five Mrs. Jones is survived by
And as a young man, he proudly Lucy (Meigit) Recknagel. He sisters, Helen Clomon, Barbara her daughter and son-in-law,
served his country in the Unit- attended First Baptist Church of (Richard) Doyle, Angela Elliot Deanna and Richard Pearce of
ed States Navy. He was a born Lower Valley Pike and worked all of Louisiana, Joan Stream South Charleston, four grandagain Christian and a member of for many years as a baker at of Texas and Maryann Walker daughters and their spouses:
First Assembly of God Church Young’s Jersey Dairy. He is of Texas; two special friends, Angelique and C. Stacy Mcin Springfield. David was an survived by his uncle, Paul Brenda Sisler and Bernice Queary, Rachel Erin and Lance
avid bowler and enjoyed refin- Recknagel of Springfield and Stream and a host of grandchil- Lewinsky, Lori Leonard, and
ishing furniture. He was pre- cousins: Jan and Jeff Dunmire dren other relatives and friends. Denise Atchison, seven great
ceded in death by his father and of Springfield, and Lynn Wilson He was preceded in death by his grandchildren, one sister,
stepmother John L. and Eleanor of Dallas. He was preceded in parents, three brothers and a sis- Marlene Frank, two brothers,
(Ramey) Taylor and mother death by his parents and aunts, ter. Visitation will be Wednes- James C. Holbrook, and Dudand stepfather Mary Olive and Mildred and Warda Recknagel. day July1, 2009 from 10-11 a.m. ley C. Holbrook, and numerAugust Losche as well as two A private graveside service was in the Robert C. Henry Funeral ous nieces and nephews. She
brothers Wayne Taylor and Ter- held on Monday, July 6, 2009 Home. Funeral services will was also preceded in death by
ry Taylor. David is survived by in the Ferncliff Cemetery. You follow in the funeral home at 11 her parents, one son, Robert
his loving and devoted wife of may express condolences at a.m. Burial will be in Ferncliff E. Jones, two sisters, and two
49 years, Shirley Ann (Ricketts) www.littletonandrue.com
Cemetery, Soldiers Mound with brothers. A gathering of famTaylor, sister Mary Winstead,
full military honors. Arrange- ily and friends will be held on
his children, Pamela Rose Lantz
ments provided by the Robert Tuesday, July 7, 2009 from
of Texas, Miles Douglas Cosner
C. Henry Funeral Home.
5-8 p.m. in the LITTLETON
of S. Charleston, Oh., David
& RUE FUNERAL HOME
L. (Monica) Taylor of Goshen,
JAMES L. STREAM
PHYLLIS E. JONES
where services will be held on
Oh., Christopher A. Taylor of
Wednesday at 2:00 p.m. with
Texas, and Jon L. (Renay) Tay- James Louis Stream, 61, of Phyllis E. Jones, 86, of Spring- Pastor Gene Kelly officiating.
lor of S. Charleston, Oh.; eight Springfield passed away June field, passed away on Thursday, Burial will be in the Rose Hill
grandchildren all of whom he 24, 2009 in the Springfield Re- July 2, 2009 in the Crestview Cemetery. You may express
delighted in and loved deeply; gional Medical Center. He was Manor Nursing Home in Lan- condolences at www.littletoMicah Lantz, Jeremy Cosner, born July 28, 1947 in Monroe, caster. She was born on No- nandrue.com
Matthew Taylor, Joshua Cosner, Louisiana a son of William and vember 20, 1922 in Lawrence
Brittany Taylor, Sarah Cosner, Mary (Hall) Stream. He had County, Kentucky the daughter
Cassie Taylor, and Nathan Tay- been employed by I.O.O.F. on of C. Denver and Mae (Bradley)
lor; great granddaughters Emma
Taylor and Lena Lantz; half
brother Joe Taylor of Spring- Clark County Sheriff’s Office Reports....................................Stolen Green Jeep
field and half sister Carrie Mae On June 27, 2009 the Clark utes later. The owner called the at a higher rate of speed. The
Jackson of Texas; as well as sev- County Sheriff’s Office received Sheriff’s Office Communica- vehicle turned off of W. Clark
eral cousins, nieces, and neph- a report that a 1996 Green Jeep tion Center when he located it Street into an alley and the veews. A gathering of family and Cherokee bearing Ohio regis- again and remained on the line hicle was left in a wooded lot
friends will be held on Tuesday, tration of DZK-6886, was sto- with the communication center just off the alley. Both susJuly 7, 2009 from 5-8 p.m. in len from 3490 Dayton Road as he followed the stolen vehi- pects exited the vehicle. The
the LITTLETON & RUE FU- between the hours of midnight cle. The owner was providing passenger remained with the
NERAL HOME where services and 3:00am. On July 2, 2009 an updated direction of travel of stolen vehicle and the other
will be held on Wednesday at at 7pm the Clark County Sher- the stolen vehicle. Once it was suspect fled the scene on foot.
10:00 a.m. with Pastor Bud iff’s Communications Center reported the stolen vehicle was Springfield Police Division asRose of First Assembly of God received a call from the owner eastbound on Pleasant Street sisted with searching for the
officiating. Burial with military of the stolen vehicle reporting from Western Avenue, a Clark driver. He was located a few
honors will be in the Glen Ha- that he located his vehicle near County Sheriff’s Deputy was minutes later about a block to
ven Memorial Gardens. Memo- Upper Valley Pike and Shrine stationary at the intersection of the northeast of where the verial contributions may be made Road. It was also reported that W. Pleasant Street and South hicle was left. Both suspects
to Mission Of Mercy, P.O. Box two white males occupied the Yellow Springs Street. The were arrested and taken to the
62600, Colorado Springs, CO vehicle. The owner lost sight suspected stolen vehicle turned Clark County Jail. The vehicle
80962 or missionofmercy.org of the vehicle for a short time south onto S. Yellow Springs was able to be returned to the
You may express condolences and observed it again only min- and turned onto W. Clark Street owner.
at littletonandrue.com
GORDON FAIRCHILD
Gordon Fairchild, 73, of New
Carlisle, Ohio passed away
Tuesday June 30, 2009. He
was born May 18, 1935 in Johnson County, Kentucky the son
of the late Roy & Arvie (Spradlin) Fairchild. He retired from
Winchester Carton Corporation.
He is survived by his wife of 47
years, Rebecca Louise Fairchild; a daughter, Tessia (Fairchild) Haywood; two sons, Gordon, & Willie Fairchild all of
New Carlisle; 13 grandchildren;
2 great grandchildren and 2 on
the way; 4 brothers and 6 sisters.
In addition to his parents, he is
preceded in death by two son,
Hugh & Ernie; 2 sisters, and 4
brothers. Funeral services will
be held at 12 noon Monday July
6, 2009 at TROSTEL, CHAPMAN, DUNBAR & FRALEY
FUNERAL HOME, New Carlisle, Ohio with visitation be one
hour prior in the funeral home.
Burial will be in New Carlisle
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“locally owned and operated by people you know and trust”
Banks Teresa Sana, 39, of
2107 Troy Rd #b1, possession of drugs, continued.
Beane Myron L, 45, of 241
S Plum, theft, continued.
Brown Charles Edward, 20,
of 1168 Lagonda Ave, assault, innocent, continued,
pd apptd.
Brown Morgan P, 19, of
1302 Delta Rd, disorderly
conduct, continued.
Calhoun William Howard,
27, of 338 W Perrin Ave,
domestic violence, continued, bond $1,000, assault,,
continued.
Castle Barbara D, 29, of
3454 Folk Ream #217, theft,
continued.
Castle Barbara Darlene, 29,
of 3834 Folkream Rd, theft,
continued.
Compton Richard Iii A,
25, of 1417 N Lowry Ave,
domestic violence, innocent, continued, dnq pd, no
contact cond of bond, bond
$10,000.
Crabtrey Scottie Lee, 25, of
2222 Lagonda Ave, theft,
bench warrant ordered, bond
$1,000.
Creager Kevin C, 30, of
Dayton, OH, ovi/refusal/no
test, continued, ovi/breath,
continued, marked lanes,
continued, turn and stop signal, continued.
Crisp Elvis D, 52, of 803 W
Mulberry St, dus/dr restriction, innocent, continued,
pd apptd, OR Bond, driver
license required, innocent,
continued, expired tag or
sticker, innocent, continued.
Dixon Dawan, 30, of 1708
Allison Ave, request for bail,
innocent, continued, bond
set at “no bond”.
Dotson Erica R, 30, of 2348
N Limestne Apt 102, receiving stolen property, innocent, continued, pd apptd,
bond $2,500, forgery,, innocent, continued.
Eberhart Timothy James, 43,
of 1607 Security Dr, theft,
continued.
Fields Rodney Eudell, 35, of
Brooksville, KY, burglary,
$5,000, arson, innocent,
continued, bond $1,000.
Franks Juliana Kristina, 22,
Public Records
of 137 1/2 S Light St, use/
poss. drug paraphern., continued.
Gilliam Timothy A, 33, of
1043 Westmont Dr, theft,
$2,000.
Gilliam Timothy Arthur, 33,
of 1043 Westmont Dr, theft,
innocent, continued, pd apptd, bond $1,000, possess
drug abuse instr.,, innocent,
continued, theft, innocent,
continued, pd apptd, bond
$1,000, theft, innocent,
continued, pd a ptd, bond
$1,000.
Hurn Joshua A, 29, of 1515
Linden Ave, ovi/refusal/no
test, innocent, continued,
dnq pd, napt.
Jackson Angela D, 27, of
1010 E Main St, dus, continued, dus, continued, driver
license required, continued.
Jennings Terry M, 18, of
New Carlisle, OH, domestic
violence, continued, bond
$1,000, criminal damaging,
continued, bond $1,000.
Jones Karlton A, 36, of 221
W Liberty,, dus, innocent,
continued, bond $10,000,
driver license required, innocent, continued, traffic signal, innocent, continued.
Juergens Nicholas Michael,
35, of 125 W Mulberry St,
crim child enticement, innocent, continued, declines pd,
napt, bond $5,000,.
Lee Leevon Shaunt, 29, of
Dayton, OH, soliciting, innocent, continued.
Mckinster Wade A, 46, of
South Vienna, OH, ovi/
breath, innocent, continued,
bond $5,000.
Mckinster Wade Sr A, 46,
of So Vienna, OH, child endangering, guilty, continued,
bond $2,500.
Mckinster Wade Sr A, 46,
of 157 Crafton Drive, dui,
$10,000.
Mitchell Shawn M, 27, of
Urbana, OH, passing bad
checks, continued.
Parker Wesley A, 28, of 1215
Broadway,
ovi/refusal/no
test, innocent, continued,
napt, physical control, innocent, continued, traffic signal, innocent, continued.
Perkins Chester L, 25, of
South Charleston, OH,
telephone harrassment, innocent, continued, pd apptd,
no contact cond of bond,
bond $2,500, menacing, innocent, continued, domestic
violence, innocent, continued.
Radcliff Shane D, 34, of
2348 N Limestne Apt 102,
receiving stolen property,
continued, complicity, continued.
Romine Danny M, 36, of
1064 Warder St, domestic
violence,, innocent, continued, assault, innocent, continued.
Scott Kimberly S, 46, of
1611 Kenton St, assault,
continued, resisting arrest,
continued.
Shingler Crystal Desiree,
26, of 6255 New Carlisle
Pike, bench warrant servedbond posted, guilty, bond
$1,000, guilty.
Stewart Thomas A, 26, of
718 Montgomery Ave, domestic violence, continued,
bond $1,000, assault,, continued, domestic violence,
continued.
Stiltner Jimmy R, 33, of
1458 W Clark St, theft, innocent, continued, pd apptd.
Sturgill Rita J, 48, of Fairborn, OH, attempt, innocent,
continued.
West Daniel R, 28, of 2129
Hillside Ave, theft, innocent,
continued, pd apptd.
Williams Troy L, 31, of
1303 Seminole Ave, ovi/refusal/no test, bench warrant
ordered, bond $2,500, dus/
dr restriction, bench warrant ordered, failure to drive
on right, bench warrant ordered, seat belt, bench warrant ordered.
Crissinger Aliea M, 30, of
1228 W Clark St, dus, continued, stop sign, continued,
child restraint, continued.
Kibbey Stephen M, 26, of
Medway, OH, sexual imposition, continued.
Lanum Gregory Sr A, 43,
of 458 E Liberty St, ovi/refusal/no test, continued, dus,
continued, tail light provision, continued.
Murnahan Mark W, 45, of
2738 May St, domestic violence, dismissed -prosecutor
request, assault, continued.
Riley James Iii Fredrick, 26,
of New Carlisle, OH, robbery, dismissed - indicted.
Strodes Christopher Darnell,
30, of 1824 W Pleasant, theft,
continued.
Williams Daniel R, 29, of
At Large, domestic violence,
continued.
Alfrey Joshua A, 35, of Mechanicsburg, OH, dus/dr restriction,, continued, failure
to reinstate lic, continued, unauthorized plates, continued.
Burnett Chelsea M, 19, of
Jamestown, OH, undereage
dui, continued, ovi/refusal/
no test, continued, failure to
drive on right, continued.
Carty David S, 22, of 341 S
Wittenberg Ave, dus, guilty,
12 months of DL suspension,
30 days of jail, credit for time
served, fined $150, follow too
close, dismissed.
Wittenberg Blvd, dus, guilty,
12 months of DL suspension,
30 days of jail, credit for time
served, fined $50.
Wittenberg, request for bail,,
continued.
Carty Steven D, 22, of 341
Odgen Rd, drive w/out valid
lic, dismissed.
Cunningham Larry Jr Leon,
43, of 1500 W Pleasant St,
violation of tpo, guilty, 30
days of jail, credit for time
served.
Dornon Lisa Marie, 29, of 501
W High St, dus/dr restriction,
continued, dus, continued.
Emrich Edwin O, 35, of 832 E
Southern, ovi/breath reduced
to disregard of safety, guilty,
10 days of jail with 10 days
suspended, jail suspension
subj to review, def ordered
to contact mckinley hall for
counselin, fined $100, ovi/refusal/no test, dismissed.
Fent Dustin Michael, 24, of
680 W Mulberry St, criminal
damaging, guilty, 30 days of
jail with 19 days suspended, 11 days credit for time
served, restitution ordered,
fined $50, criminal damaging, dismissed, criminal damaging, dismissed.
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Business
Williams Eatery & Gathering Place:
Serving American & Peruvian Cuisine Daily
By CAROL ARMBRUST
Staff Writer
YELLOW SPRINGS,
Ohio — Williams Eatery
& Gathering Place celebrated its first anniversary
on July 4—an anniversary
that also marks the first
year of independence for
a husband and wife who
dreamed of owning their
own restaurant after working so many years for other people.
Lawren and Diana
Williams had worked for
several corporate restaurants before deciding they
wanted to launch their
own place. They opened
Williams Eatery here last
year because, as Lawren
explains, “We believe Yellow Springs is a unique
little town, and what we
are offering is unique, and
so we thought it would fit
in.”
Diana and Lawren Williams stand inside the dining room of their restaurant, Williams Eatery & Gathering Place in Yellow Springs, Ohio.
Photo by Carol Armbrust
Lawren and Diana met
while working in a restaurant in Cincinnati. This is
their first time owning a
restaurant, but they knew
exactly what they wanted
to concentrate on when
Williams Eatery, located at 101 A Corry Street in Yellow Springs,
Ohio, serves both American and Peruvian cuisine. Photo from the
restaurant’s website: <www.williamseatery.com>.
Garden Club will Meet
SPRINGFIELD, Ohio
- The Buds and Blossoms
Garden Club will hold its
annual potluck-picnic on
Tuesday, July 7, at 6:30
p.m., at Patricia Day’s
home, 3582 Heatherwood
Drive, according to President Theresa Mills.
A tour of “Pat’s Gar-
dens and Ponds” will be
featured. The annual review of the club’s constitution and discussion on the
club’s Adopt-A-Beds will
be included in the business portion of the meeting. Anyone interested in
the garden club should call
323-5865.
they opened. Lawren says
independent restaurants
“are more customer-oriented, guest-driven, and we
wanted to be like that.”
Lawren says, “We are
also unique because we
are heavily involved; from
the service we give to the
dishes we prepare—we
are very hands-on.”
Lawren, who grew up
in Fairborn, Ohio, comes
from a family of restaurant
owners; his great-grandfather and grandfather both
owned and operated restaurants in Indiana. In fact,
the American cuisine on
the menu comes from his
family’s time-tested recipes, from the restaurants
and his family’s home
kitchen, including the
Pineapple Upside-Down
Cake, which was his father Larry’s own special
recipe.
All the Peruvian dishes and drinks come from
Diana’s mother’s recipes
whose family was from
Ica, Peru, a town—where
Spanish is spoken—located on the desert coast near
the Andes, in the heart of
Peru’s Creole culture. For
a unique Peruvian taste,
several of the Peruvian
dishes are made with the
aromatic Aji (A-hee) Amarillo (yellow) peppers,
bright orange chilies from
Peru.
One of the drinks on
the menu us one called
Chicha, made with purple
corn, pineapple juice, lime
juice and flavored with
cloves-- mmm, delicious!
They were encouraged
to add Diana’s recipes to
their restaurant’s menu
by their friends’ reactions
to their Peruvian dishes.
“People are not exposed
to Peruvian dishes in this
area, but we prepared the
food for our friends and
they loved it.”
Williams Eatery has
had a great first year and
just like the couple’s
friends responded, always
asking for more, Williams Eatery has had a lot
of repeat business. The
Cincinnati Review and
Indianapolis Star both recently wrote very positive
reviews about Williams
Eatery & Gathering Place.
Part of the ambiance of
the restaurant is created by
an inviting color scheme,
the tropical plants, and the
art hanging on the walls.
The couple supports local
artists in a symbiotic relationship, giving artists a
place to display their work
and Williams Eatery its
unique atmosphere.
Besides its main dining area, Williams Eatery
has an atrium that can seat
up to 50 guests for special occasions like birth-
day parties and wedding
receptions. Their menu
includes breakfast items
and lunch and dinner with
appetizers, salads, sandwiches, entrees (Peruvian
& American), and desserts.
The restaurant is located at 101 A Corry
Street in Yellow Springs,
close to the bike path
and the downtown-shopping district. For breakfast, Williams Eatery is
open every morning at
8:30 a.m. and ends M-F
at 11:00 a.m.; Saturday at
noon; and Sunday at 1:00
p.m. Lunch and Dinner is
served M-F from 11:00
to 9:00 p.m., and Sunday
11:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.
For more information
or carry out orders, call
937-319-6200. To see the
menu for Williams Eatery
& Gathering Place, visit
its website: <www.williamseatery.com>.
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A GLOBAL EDUCATION EVENT:
Choose either “weekend” package or
“Saturday Only” package
Greek Cooking Featured July 9
SPRINGFIELD, Ohio
— Join the Global Table
for their July presentation on “Greek Cooking
at Linardos: A Family
Tradition” which will be
held on Thursday, July
9 at 6:30 p.m. in Room
105, Shouvlin Center at
Wittenberg University.
Presented by John Linardos, Jr., the program will
include information on
Greek food preparation,
recipes and the family restaurant tradition at Linardos Villa in Springfield,
Ohio. Samples of Greek
food will also be served.
John Linardos, Jr. is
the head chef for Linardos
Villa. Born and raised in
Springfield, he graduated
from North High School
in 1988 and attended the
Greater Cincinnati Culi-
nary Arts Academy before
returning home to help his
father amd brother, Harry,
with the family-owned
business. John Linardos,
Sr., a native of Greece,
purchased the restaurant
in 1971 and since then its
been a family tradition.
This program is the
eleventh in the series:
The Global Table: Sharing Food, the 2008-2009
The Global Education and
Peace Network’s speaker
series.
The series is highlighted in their Global Education Calendar, available
at the City of Springfield
Community Development
Department, 2nd floor of
City Hall, and also available at the program. Each
month offers a recipe and
an invitation to attend the
speaker series to learn
more about the food cultures here in Springfield
and around the world. The
group started after September 11, 2001 when Study
Circles offered by the City
of Springfield decided to
work to build more understanding among cultures.
In a new venue this
year, the group is proud to
partner with the School of
Community Education of
Wittenberg University offering a monthly program
to build global awareness
of different cultures.
These events are free
and open to the public.
For more information
call Nancy Flinchbaugh
at the City of Springfield,
Community Development
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Homes & Gardens
Home of the Week 5: Bodenmillers
The James and Jo Ann Bodenmiller home in Springfield
have won the Community Beautification Committee
“Home of the Week” this week. (Photo at right shows
a close up of one of their flowerbeds.)
Photos by Marianne Nave
SPRINGFIELD, Ohio
— James and Jo Ann
Bodenmiller, 1800 Providence Ave., are the fifth
winners of the Community Beautification Committee Home of the Week
Award this season, according to Chairman Marianne
L. Nave and Co-Chairman
Theresa Mills. The winning home this week was
selected by CBC members
Betty Jones and Heather
Hickle.
The Bodenmillers received their first year shield
award in 2008, after being
entered in the annual contest by CBC Judge Brian
Cason. They enjoy doing
their own yard work and
will receive a Home of the
Week plaque and numeral
award at the October 11th
CBC Awards Presentation
at The Courtyard by Marriott - Downtown Springfield.
The CBC is conducting its 44th annual Home
Beautification Contest this
summer and twelve Home
of the Week winners will
be selected from those
persons entered in the con-
test. Suggestions for the
Home of the Week may
be mailed to the committee for consideration, however only entrants already
in the contest are eligible.
If the person suggested is
not in the current contest,
the name will be held for
automatic entry in the next
contest. Only city residents are eligible for the
residential contest. Mail
to: CBC Contest, 76 East
High Street, Springfield,
Ohio 45502
Beware of Critters that
Live on Your Critters
During the hot summer
months, beware of critters
that live on your critters!
Bid those pesky fleas and
ticks adieu with a couple
of homemade remedies
along with some optional
prescribed ones.
For both dogs and
cats, brewer’s yeast and
garlic tablets may suffice.
It takes a while to get into
the pet’s system, but I’ve
heard it works.
Another homemade
remedy against a flea invasion is to put a small
amount of vinegar in the
pet’s drinking water.
For prescribed medication against fleas, the
ingredients found in Program, Frontline and Advantage work best. The ingredients are not absorbed
into the bloodstream and
are toxic only to fleas,
flea and tick natural ingredients to see what maybe
found.
Another suggestion is
to conduct a daily grooming routine for your pet
which includes a visual as
well as a hands-on inspection to detect if there are
any fleas or ticks.
In addition, it’s always
a good idea to keep grass
cut short and use a petsafe weed control on your
lawn, if possible.
Remember, never use
any flea or tick remedies
without first consulting a
veterinarian.
Got critters that live
on your critters? Then
send them packing by implementing the best flea
and tick remedies available. Always keep your
pet happy and healthy!
Always!
Pet Issues
By Carolyn Hayes
not to the pets. Program,
Frontline, and Advantage
are available only through
a veterinarian’s prescription. Natural ingredients
and other flea controls
can be purchased overthe-counter in pet supply
stores or catalogs.
If computer online access is available, “Google”
Theatre Hall of Fame Announces 2009 Inductees
DAYTON, Ohio —
Miami Valley residents Gil
Martin and Blake Sensemen have been chosen as
the 2009 Dayton Theatre
Hall of Fame Inductees,
recognized as individuals who have dedicated
themselves to theatre arts
in Dayton. The ceremony
will be held in conjunction
with the annual DayTony
Awards on August 16,
2009 at the Dayton Marriott Grande Ballroom. The
event is open to the public
with tickets. Contact Fran
Pesch at 937-654-0400
for more information or to
make a reservation.
Gill Martin is a member of the Actors’ Equity
Association and American Society of Composers,
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member, Gil Martin, holds
a Bachelor of Music from
Westminster Choir College, Princeton, New Jersey. He has toured in 1776
on the Bicentennial Tour
and Oh, Coward on the
National Tour. In addition,
Mr. Martin also served as
a designer, arranger, and
conductor on the OffBroadway productions of
Oh, Coward, Broadway
Encore, And the Band
Played On, Here’s a HowDe-Do, and Silver and
Gold. As an actor, Gil performed eleven consecutive seasons at the summer
stock theatre, The MerryGo-Round, in Sturbridge,
Massachusetts appearing
in over 120 productions.
Mr. Martin has also appeared in a number of Dayton Theatre Guild productions including A Doll’s
House (Mr. Rank), Plaza
Suite (Borden Eisler),
The Beaux Stratagem (Archer), Who’s Afraid of
Virginia Woolf? (George),
Equus (Dr. Dysart), Gross
Indecency (Marquess of
Queensbury), and most
recently, Outward Bound
(Rev. Thomson) and The
Paris Letter (Anton Kilgallen). Gil has directed
two OCTA award-winning
shows: Pinter’s The Birthday Party and Guare’s The
House of Blue Leaves. Mr.
Martin in a pianist, organist, and musical editor/
composer for The Exaltation Series and The Sacred
Buy-a-Home Classes Set
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Neighborhood Housing
Partnership
homebuyer
education classes cover
Credit, Budgeting, Navigating the Mortgage Loan
Process, the Loan Closing,
and more.
The next classes are:
July 14th, 21st and 28th
6:00pm - 8:30pm Tues-
days at the Commerce
Pointe, 20 S. Limestone
St. Springfield. It is a $50
fee for the 8-hour course
and $16 for a one-on-one
session to review your personal credit report. FREE
scholarships for eligible
Clark county residents.
Pre-register at 937-3224623.
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pieces of sacred and secular choral, piano, organ, instrumental and ballet music. With renowned author
John Jakes, Mr. Martin
has composed the music
and wrote lyrics for Mother Goose…Now! Chicken
Little, One Family, Some
Friends, Doctor, Doctor!,
Shepherd Song, Pardon
Me, Is This Planet Taken?,
and Sleeping Beauty (The
Real Story).
Blake Senseman is a
long time Dayton Theatre
Guild member and volunteer. He has served on
the board of DTG for a
number of years and currently is their Properties
Master. In addition to the
many sets he’s designed
and built over the years he
has appeared in numerous
productions not only at the
Dayton Theatre Guild but
also with Firstage Productions, The Dayton Playhouse, Sinclair Community College, Illumination
Theater and the Tipp City
Players amongst others.
He was last seen on stage
playing Mr. Lingley in the
Guild’s first production
of this season “Outward
Bound” and designed
and built the sets for both
“The Cashier and Fuddy
Meers,” the last two productions at the Salem Ave.
address. This summer will
Blake Senseman
keep him active with the
design and construction
of the Guild’s first show at
their new home on Wayne
Ave., Les Liaisons Dangereuses. He owns and
operates Buggy Whip Antiques in Tipp City where
he also resides.
Established in 2002,
the Dayton Theatre Hall
of Fame was created to
honor local theatre artists and patrons of the
arts. It is designed to acknowledge people whose
life-long
participation,
innovation and creativity
have influenced the Dayton arts culture. The Hall
of Fame recognizes their
contributions to the arts
by perpetuating their legacies. The Dayton Theatre
Hall of Fame is operated
and governed by the Dayton Theatre Hall of Fame
Executive
Committee,
consisting of three members, one each from community, professional and
educational theatres in the
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