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SECTION C s The Week Beginning December 30, 2009 s The Springfield Paper
Burn Fat While You Sleep
I know that sounds like
a late night TV commercial for the newest miracle
pill but it isn’t. I am talking about a solution based
on scientific research on
the sub cellular level. I am
referring to the tiny power
plants within the millions
and millions of cells within our bodies called mitochondria.
The function of mitochondria is to burn up
all of the calories we eat
and to produce energy. all
of our energy is made in
these little factories, each
about the size of bacterium. Cells that require a lot
of energy, such as muscle
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cells, have thousands of
mitochondria while others
that don’t need much energy ( such as fat cells) have
only a couple of hundred.
The more mitochondria we have the faster our
metabolism. One solution
to your sluggish metabolism is fairly simple, make
more mitochondria.
Unfortunately,
you
can’t get more of them by
eating them. Instead, we
need to get our bodies to
make more of them. There
is only one proven way to
make that happen, build
more muscle and exercise.
By building more muscle
and doing more exercise
we increase the number
of muscle cells as well as
increasing the number of
mitochondria in each cell.
Do this on a regular basis
and metabolism will improve tremendously.
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need resistance training
of some sort. I recommend concentrating on the
largest muscle groups as
found in the hips, thighs,
hamstrings an buttocks.
building into your program will go a long way
to increase those all important mitochondria.
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The giggling, the
squirming, the twinkle in
their eye, these may be
characteristics for a child
opening his gifts at Christmas, but in this case, this
excitement comes from receiving a gift of a different
kind--a gift that will keep
giving throughout his lifetime.
This is a description
of a new Cub Scout about
ready to obtain his new
uniform. As he tries on
his new blue uniform shirt,
hat, and neckerchief he
stands tall, ready to begin
his new adventure.
At
the
Tecumseh
Council Scout Shop, many
young boys come in getting outfitted for Scouting. Little hands examine
the advancement badges
and pins as the young boy
wonders if he will be wearing those awards soon.
Why bother with the
expense of a uniform
some may wonder but Jim
Nolan, Scout Executive
for the Council writes, We
wear the uniform because
it is a means of identifying ourselves openly with
the principles to which we
are committed character
development, citizenship
training, and physical and
mental fitness. It is a way
of making visible our commitment to a belief in God,
loyalty to country, and to
helping other people.
To the little Cub getting started, it’s just Cool!
Because it makes them
feel like they belong to
something and this makes
him feel important.
The uniform is just the
beginning of a new Cub
Scouts experience providing a place on his shirt to
show all his accomplishments.
He is about to embark on a journey full of
educational activities all
wrapped up in fun.
By the time a boy
reaches the age of ten
years of old, he has been
introduced to camping, BB
Shooting, archery, knot tying, woodworking, sports,
and many field trips. Most
parents wouldn’t have had
a chance of doing these
activities with their sons if
it hadn’t had been for Cub
Scouts.
And what fun to experience it as a family along
with friends, too.
Cub Scouting prepares boys for Boy Scouts
and sets a foundation for
character
development,
spiritual growth, good citizenship, sportsmanship,
family relationships, and
friendly service which ultimately prepares them for
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The SAD Facts Of Winter
Page C2 s The Springfield Paper s December 30, 2009
By James P. Perry, PhD
CEO of Mental Health
Services for Clark County
Depression around the
holidays can strip the joy
from what could be a celebratory time shared with
family and friends.
For some, a significant
loss or difficult circumstance brings about the
blues. For others, it happens for no apparent reason, causing them to won-
der why the holidays have
such an effect on their
lives.
The reality is that it
may not be the holidays at
all. It could be the body’s
reaction to reduced sunlight, especially if symptoms occur at a specific
time each year.
Known as Seasonal
Affective Disorder (SAD),
the most prevalent time
for winter SAD is December through February, although symptoms can begin as early as October and
last until spring arrives.
SAD can lead to severe
mood changes, heightened stress or deepening
depression.
Symptoms
can be intense and include
drastic changes in appe-
tite, cravings for sweets
or starchy foods, weight
gain, energy loss, fatigue,
oversleeping,
difficulty
concentrating, social withdrawal, increased irritability and anxiety, and loss of
interest in once enjoyable
activities.
Interesting to note is
that you are less likely to
experience SAD if you
live in a sun-rich state like
Florida than if you live in
Ohio, where shorter winter
days cause many people to
hibernate indoors.
Winter SAD is believed to be caused by a
biochemical
imbalance
that prompts a sun-hungry brain to produce more
melatonin, which has been
linked to depression. Light
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therapy, or phototherapy,
has obtained successful
results when used in conjunction with antidepressants to help relieve symptoms until natural relief
arrives with the sun.
While waiting for the
days to grow longer, take
steps to “winterize” your
life:
•Seek the help of a
•Dress for the weather physician if the blues are
and spend time in the great a constant struggle.
outdoors each day.
•Eat a healthy diet that
The cold and someprovides your body with times dreary days of winthe right kind of nutrition. ter may be upon us, but
•Get regular exercise. the chill is only temporary.
•Keep connected with As with most situations in
regular activities and so- life, this too shall pass.
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Show hours are
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Monday through
Friday and 10 am
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in the Glen Helen
Building located at
405 Corry Street in Yellow
Springs. Admission is free.
The public is invited to attend an opening reception
on Sunday, January 10th
The nature themed
wall art is on display
in the Glen Helen
Building’s main atrium, surrounded by
impressive views of
the Glen’s 1,000-acre
nature preserve. All
artwork is available
for purchase. A portion of the proceeds
goes to support the
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root has been used by so
many to help overcome
the sugar craving because
of its natural concentrated
sweetness. It’s a good
stimulant to the liver to
cleanse the body of fat.
Red Clover often used
to curb the appetite and
give the body a natural
boost. Fenugreek regulates your pituitary gland
to control appetite and it’s
an excellent digestive aid.
Hawthorn Berries help
reduce both fatty and cholesterol deposits and tones
the heart. Dulse is a natural iodine and appetite
suppressant. Some say it
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December 30, 2009 s The Springfield Paper s Page C3
Women Must Look To Each Other For Emotional Connection
FOCUS ON
THE FAMILY
Dr. James Dobson
QUESTION:
My
husband and I just moved
to Arizona from Pennsylvania, and I haven’t
established a network
of friends here yet. My
family is back east, and
I have no one but my
husband to talk to about
problems the kids are
having. He is very busy,
so all the “homework”
is left to me. How can I
deal with the feelings of
loneliness and isolation
as a mother?
DR. DOBSON: It is
vital that you build relationships with other women that can help satisfy the
needs for friendship and
emotional support. Failure
to do that places too great
a strain on the marital relationship, which can lead
to serious interpersonal
problems. I’m not saying
that your husband has no
responsibility to help you
get through this period of
loneliness, but unless he is
a very unusual man, he will
not be able to “carry” you
emotionally while earning
a living and handling the
other responsibilities of
living.
Therefore, I recommend that you seek out
women’s groups that are
designed to meet the needs
you described. Many
churches offer Bible study
groups and classes that put
women in touch with one
Are Noncompetition Agreements
Enforceable in Ohio?
Another one of those Laws You Can Use from
the Ohio State Bar Association
Q: After several years with the same company, I have
been told to sign a noncompete if I want to keep my job. Is
this legal?
A: Yes. Ohio law does not prevent employers from making noncompetes a mandatory condition of employment or
continued employment. Exceptions may exist, however, for
employees who are already covered by individual employment agreements or union contracts.
For “at-will” employees who can quit or be discharged
at any time for any reason, companies need not provide any
signing bonus or other benefits in exchange for a new noncompete agreement. Under a 2004 decision by the Supreme
Court of Ohio, the company’s agreement to continue the employment relationship for even a brief period is enough to
create a binding contract.
Q: What can happen if I violate the noncompete?
A: Your former employer can sue to keep you from
working in your new position or contacting customers for
the time period specified in the agreement. Additionally, the
lawsuit might seek money damages against you for violating
the agreement.
In practice, many noncompete disputes are resolved by
a negotiated settlement that is acceptable to the former employer, the employee, and the new employer. Depending
on the circumstances, your former employer might consider
a compromise that would protect its business interests and
avoid litigation.
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another. Other possibilities are out there, such as
Mom’s Day Out. For mothers of school-age children,
there is a Christian ministry called Moms In Touch
International,
designed
to bring women together to pray for their local
school, its teachers, principal, school board, etc. It
“bonds” them together in a
common cause.
What I’m saying is
that you are not alone,
even in a new city. There
are other women out there
who need you as much as
you need them. You can
find each other with a little
effort. It is dangerous under the circumstances you
described to sit and wait
for the world to come to
your front door.
QUESTION:
What
can I do to help my middle
child figure out who she
is?
DR. DOBSON: Parents should take steps to
ensure the identity of all
their children but especially the child in the middle.
That can be accomplished
by relating to each boy or
girl as an individual, rather
than merely as a member
of the group. Let me offer
two suggestions that will
illustrate what I mean.
1. It is meaningful for
Dad to “date” each child,
one at a time, every four
or five weeks. The other
kids should not be told
where they are going until
it is revealed by the boy
or girl in retrospect. They
can play miniature golf,
go bowling, play basketball, eat tacos or pizza, or
visit a skating rink. The
choice should be made by
the child whose turn has
arrived.
2. Ask each offspring
to design his or her own
flag, which can be sewn in
Spiced Walnuts
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• 1 cup, light brown sugar
• 1 pound, walnut halves
• 2 tablespoons, ground cinnamon
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covered, until cool.
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What are gift taxes?
SUMMARY...
The Money Matrix
Gift Taxes basically are taxes that supplement the
Estate Tax. Gift Taxes are placed on gifts given away to
any person while you are still living. You may give up
to $13,000 starting January 2009 in cash or assets to an
unlimited number of people each year without incurring
Gift Tax liability -- so long as there are no strings attached.
Married couples can give, as a couple, a $26,000 per year
to as many people as they want. If you give more than the
limit annually, the excess is applied toward your lifetime
gift-tax exclusion. If at any point the gifts you gave during your life or left in your estate exceed that exclusion,
you pay gift tax on the excess amounts over $1,000,000.
Of course, any gift transferred between spouses (where
both are US citizens) of any size is 100% Gift Tax-Free.
lateral to secure loans? Would
the money you put into it be
tax deductible? Would there
be a disability benefit on the
payments? Finally, would the
money you have transfer taxfree to your heirs?
You will discover when
creating the most perfect investment that the answers you
gave are far different than the
money and investments you
have right now. The types of
money that you have are far
from perfect.
One final question you
should ask yourself is: if given
a choice, would you want your
money to be fully taxed, partially taxed, or tax-free? While
this question really answers
itself, why is it that we ignore
what is logical and expose
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taxation?
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each other will experience
times of closeness, times
when they feel apathetic, and times when they
are irritated and cranky.
That’s just the way emotions operate. What, then,
will hold them steady as
feelings bounce all over
the landscape? The source
of constancy is a commitment of the will. You simply make up your mind
not to be blown off the
limb by fluctuating and
unreliable emotions.
QUESTION: Is it possible to love someone and
not feel it?
DR. DOBSON: It certainly is -- because love
is more than a feeling. It
is primarily a decision.
Married couples who misunderstand this point will
have serious problems
when the feeling of love
disappears for a time. Couples who genuinely love
Dr. Dobson is founder and chairman
of the board of the nonprofit organization Focus on the Family, P.O.
Box 444, Colorado Springs, CO.
80903; or www.family.org. Questions and answers are excerpted
from "The Complete Marriage and
Family Home Reference Guide" and
"Bringing Up Boys," both published
by Tyndale House.
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canvas or cloth. That flag
is then flown in the front
yard on the child’s “special” days, including birthdays, after he has received
an A in school, when he
scores a goal in soccer or
hits a home run in baseball, and so forth.
There are other ways
to accomplish the same
purpose. The target, again,
is to plan activities that
emphasize one child’s individuality apart from his
identity within the group.
By Steve Temple
Your answers to these
questions could be very eye
opening when it comes to how
your money works. If you had
the ability to create the perfect
investment for yourself, how
would these questions be answered? Would there be a lot
of risk involved? Would there
be some guarantees? Would
you create an investment
where there would be penalties? Would you like liquidity,
use and control of your money? Would you protect it from
creditors? Would your perfect
investment create leverage?
Would it grow tax deferred?
Would you make it taxfree when you decided to use
the money? Would you design
it so that it can be used as col-
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THE WEEK OF December 30 - January 5
December 30, 2009 - January 5, 2010
Wednesday Evening
7 pm
7:30
8 pm
8:30
9 pm
9:30
ABC
Judge Judy Millionaire
Charlie-Yr
The Middle Family
CBS
Wheel
Ent. Ton.
Christine
Gary
NBC
Inside Ed.
Jeopardy!
The Office
The Office
FOX
The Office
Simpsons
Glee “Vitamin D” (CC)
Glee “Throwdown” (CC)
PBS
Business
Served
A Girl’s Life (N) (CC)
Great Performances (CC)
CW
Gossip Girl (CC)
Cougar
Criminal Minds (CC)
The Office
The Office
10 pm 10:30 11 pm 11:30
Eastwick (N) (CC)
News
Extra (N)
CSI: NY “Help” (CC)
News
Late Show
The Jay Leno Show (N)
News
Tonight
Fox 45 News Source
The Office
Seinfeld
Coke Bottle Time Goes T. Smiley
Family Guy Two Men
One Tree Hill (CC)
AMC
Rambo Part II
›››› Aliens (1986, Science Fiction) Sigourney Weaver, Carrie Henn. (CC)
Mad Max-Thunderdome
DISC
Everest: Beyond, Limit
DISN
Wizards
Princess Protection Program (2009)
Phineas
Wizards
So Raven
Chelsea
E! News
E!
ESPN
Montana
Phineas
News
King
Raymond
Montana
›› Evan Almighty (2007, Comedy) Steve Carell.
E! News (N) Daily 10
Bank of Hollywood
College Football
College Football Pacific Life Holiday Bowl -- Arizona vs. Nebraska. From San Diego. (Live)
›› Practical Magic (1998) Sandra Bullock, Nicole Kidman. (CC)
FAM
’70s Show
FOOD
Challenge
HGTV
House
HIST
Modern Marvels (CC)
LIFE
MTV
SPIKE
House
Funniest Home Videos
Snacks Unwrapped
Bobby Flay Bobby Flay Dinner: Impossible
Property
House
Property
Income
House
King
SportsCtr.
The 700 Club (CC)
Good Eats
Holmes on Homes (CC)
Unwrapped
Concrete Countdown (N) Deadline Delivery (N)
Grey’s Anatomy (CC)
›››› When Harry Met Sally (1989) Billy Crystal.
Parental
Parental
South Park South Park Teen Mom “Fallout”
The Real World “D.C.”
Real World Real World
Ways Die
Ways Die
Ways Die
MANswers
Die
Die
Forensic
Forensic
››› The Truman Show (1998) Jim Carrey. (CC)
TNT
Bones (CC)
Bones (CC)
USA
Law Order: CI
››› Gone Baby Gone (2007) Casey Affleck. Premiere. (CC)
Thursday Evening
7 pm
7:30
8:30
MANswers
›› Smokin’ Aces (2007) Ben Affleck.
December 31, 2009
MOVIES
8 pm
MANswers
9 pm
9:30
Smallville: A gala at Queen Industries goes badly
awry when a vengeful Toyman (guest star Chris
Gauthier) shows up with a bomb, threatening to
blow the place up unless Oliver (Justin Hartley)
admits to murdering Lex.
Monday
8 p.m. on ABC
Will-Grace
Die
New Year’s Day is one
of the four holidays that is
observed on the same date
annually. The others are Independence Day (July the
4th), Veteran’s-Armistace
Day (November the 11th,
and Christmas Day (December the 25th). The days
of the week for this report
were determined from a
perptual calendar. Data is
reported from my local records which date to 1969.
Friday
9 p.m. on CW
Strange Rituals (N) (CC)
Will-Grace
By DICK GROEBER
NBC’s New Year’s Eve With Carson Daly: .
For decades, New Year’s Eve on TV meant Guy
Lombardo. Then in 1972, an upstart named Clark
started a celebration for the young folks. Now
Lombardo’s gone, Clark is the elder statesman
of Dec. 31, and the “Total Request Live” emceeturned-“Last Call” host is courting the next generation with his own New Year’s Eve special.
First Place
Modern Marvels (CC)
Die
Thursday
10 p.m. on NBC
December 30, 2009
MOVIES
The Bachelor: On the Wings of Love: Airline
pilot Jake Pavelka, who was rejected by Bachelorette Jillian Harris, gets a chance to hand out the
roses himself in the 14th edition of the romantic
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The Next Iron Chef
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Top 10
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››› Jet Li’s Fearless
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TNA Wrestling (N) (Part 1 of 2) (CC)
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NBA Basketball Miami Heat at San Antonio Spurs. (Live) (CC)
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House Hunt House
NBA Basketball Philadelphia 76ers at Los Angeles Clippers.
Burn Notice (CC)
Burn Notice (CC)
January 2, 2010
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Raymond
House Hunt HGTV Dream Home
The 700 Club (CC)
Diners
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Good Eats
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Antonio Treatment (CC)
MTV Cribs
›› Management (2008) Jennifer Aniston. (CC)
Top 20 Under 25
Hatin’ ’09
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Will-Grace
››› Die Hard With a Vengeance (1995, Action)
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Law & Order: SVU
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Law & Order: SVU
8:30
Extinction
Law & Order: SVU
January 3, 2010
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CSI: NY (CC)
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Castle “Love Me Dead”
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Fortune
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Inside Edit. Jeopardy!
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Cash Exp.
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Law & Order: SVU
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Football Night
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America’s Most Wanted
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Football
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To Be Announced
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››› Bull Durham (1988) Kevin Costner. (CC)
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Judge Judy Judge Judy Cops (CC)
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Lawrence Welk
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Two Men
››› The Omen (1976) Gregory Peck. (CC)
King
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Two Men
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News
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›››› Unforgiven (1992) ›› Behind Enemy Lines (2001, Action) Owen Wilson. Premiere.
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Princess Protection Program (2009)
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›› You’ve Got Mail
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Dirty Jobs (CC)
›› Miss Congeniality (2000) Sandra Bullock.
College Football: Autozone Liberty Bowl
Montana
Kendra: Baby
Bobby Flay Bobby Flay Unwrapped Unwrapped Best Thing
Best Thing
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For Rent
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Taken in Broad Daylight (2009), Sara Canning (CC) Held Hostage (2009, Suspense) Julie Benz. (CC)
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››› Drumline (2002) Nick Cannon, Zoe Saldana.
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Div. Design Sarah
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The History of Sex (CC)
Hatin’ ’09
UFC 108: Preliminaries
Best Thing
Best Thing
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Blood for the Gods (N)
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The Soup
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Girls
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Kardashian
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Held Hostage (2009)
LIFE
MTV
Real World
Men Black
NCIS “Knockout” (CC)
January 4, 2010
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Curb/Block House
Decoding the Past (CC)
House
›› Speak (2004, Drama) Kristen Stewart. (CC)
››› Panic Room (2002) Jodie Foster. (CC)
››› Panic Room (2002)
South Park South Park Jersey Shore (CC)
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The Real World “D.C.”
Teen Mom “Moving On”
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CSI: Crime Scn
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››› Men in Black (1997) ››› The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King (2003, Fantasy) Elijah Wood, Ian McKellen. (CC)
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House “House Divided”
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9:30
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Better Off
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How I Met
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Inside Ed.
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NBC
Inside Ed.
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Pregame
College Football Tostitos Fiesta Bowl -- Boise State vs. Texas Christian. From Glendale, Ariz. (CC)
Served
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Raymond
King
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90210 “The Porn King”
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League-Gentle.
›› Pitch Black (2000) Radha Mitchell, Vin Diesel. Premiere.
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›› Alien Resurrection
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››› The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers (2002) Elijah Wood, Ian McKellen. (CC)
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MANswers
The temperatures,
locally, have been variable over the past 41 years.
The highest reading was 62
degrees recorded on a Saturday in 2000. The lowest
reading was a chilly -01
degree recorded also on a
Saturday in 1977. The average high is 35 degrees
while the average low is
22 degrees for an average of 28.5 degrees. Most
high temperatures range
from the middle 20s to the
middle 30s while most low
temperature range from the
middle teens to around 30
degrees.
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7:30
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First Place
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7 pm
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MANswers
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MANswers
Precipitation has
fallen as both rain and
snow. There have been occasional strong storm systems that effected the area.
The heaviest rain total was
..84 inch which fell on a
Monday in 1979. A rainstorm with .32 inch total
and winds to 44 miles per
hour occured on a Tuesday
in 1985. A Thuderstorm
with a rain total of .32 inch
occurred on a Thursday in
2004. Snow totals have
been widely scattered and
mostly light. The greatest
snow total was 2.0 inches
recorded just two years ago
on a Tuesday in 2008 The
greatest snow depth was 7
inches recorded on a Thursday in 1975. Since 2000,
six of the nine dates had
precipitation and five were
with rain. The last snow total on New Year’s Day was
just two years ago in 2008.
New Year’s Day last
year in 2009 occurred on a
Thursday with a high temperature of 33 degrees and
a low of 19 degrees with no
measurable precipitation.
----------------What ever the weather conditions are for New
Year’s Day 2010, I hope it
is both safe and enjoyable.
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Larry V. Coon
Larry V. Coon, 72, of Pitchin, went
home to be with the Lord on Sunday,
December 20, 2009 in his residence
surrounded by his family. He was
born on February 11, 1937 in Pitchin
the son of William Fred and Helen
Marie (Ford) Coon. Larry served our
country for six years in the United
States Navy. He was a member of
the High St. Church of the Nazarene
and retired from Navistar after thirtythree years of service. Mr. Coon was
a member of St. Anthony Lodge #455
F. & A.M., Antioch Shrine, Valley of
the Shrine Scottish Rite, and Antioch
Temple. Larry was an avid gardener
and woodworker. He loved spending
time with his family and especially
his grandchildren. He is survived by
his loving wife of forty-seven years,
E. Faye (Salyers) Coon whom he
married on December 23, 1962, three
children and their spouses: Allen
D. and Melissa Coon of Springfield,
Cindy D. and Jeff Bowman of Piqua,
and Kenneth P. and Jamie Coon of
North Pole, Alaska; five grandchildren: Allison E. and India N. Coon,
Courtney M. and Christian M. Bowman, Kamiryn J. Coon; three brothers
and sisters-in-law: William H. and
Jean Coon of Springfield, Kenneth
L. and Rosemarie Coon of St. Paris,
and Willard R. and Patricia Coon of
Toms River, New Jersey; and numerous nieces, nephews, and cousins. He
was preceded in death by his parents,
twin infant siblings, and one sister,
Nina Marie Artz. A celebration of his
life will be held on Saturday, December 26, 2009 at 2:00 p.m. in the High
St. Church of the Nazarene, 1625 E.
High St., Springfield, with Pastor
Bret Layton and Reverend Kenneth
R. Salyers officiating. Burial with
military honors will be in Pleasant
Grove Cemetery, Pitchin. Friends
may call Saturday from 12-2 p.m.
prior to the time of service. Memorial contributions may be made to
Community Mercy Hospice, 1343
N. Fountain Ave., Springfield, OH
45504. The family would like to
express their sincere appreciation to
Liz, Tammy, Kim, and Etta for their
kindness and love. The family is being served by the LITTLETON &
RUE FUNERAL HOME. You may
express condolences to the family at
www.littletonandrue.com
Harriett Lee “Tiny”
McKibben
Harriett Lee “Tiny” McKibben, 71, of
Medway, passed away on, Christmas
morning, Friday, December 25, 2009
in the Grandview Hospital, Dayton.
She was born on October 5, 1938 in
Springfield the daughter of Harold
Lee and Eva Fern (Patton) Willmeth
Riley. She worked for Tecumseh
Local Schools as an Attendance Officer, and assisted in the Audio/Visual
Department. Harriett was a member
of Faith Christian Center where she
taught Sunday school. Harriett is
survived by three sons and daughters-in-law: Harold “Buck” and Melinda McKibben, Larry II and Shelby
McKibben, and Bryan and Michelle
McKibben; two daughters and a sonin-law: Cyndee McKibben, and Tara
and Carl Miller; fourteen grandchildren: Brock, Landon, Jayden, Natasha (Ben), Brianna, Makayla, Malia,
Joshua, Saxzonee, Carlee, Emma,
and McKibben Anne, Adam, and Billy D.; sisters-in-law, Sue Snyder and
Connie Lipker, brother-in-law, Chuck
Cultice, twenty-six foster children,
several aunts, uncles, nieces, and
cousins, and best friends of forty-nine
years, Toney and Nellie Easterling.
She was preceded in death by her parents, her husband Larry in 1996, and
her sister, Margaret Cultice. A gathering of family and friends will be
held Wednesday, December 30, 2009
from 5-8 p.m. in the LITTLETON
& RUE FUNERAL HOME where
services will be held on Thursday at
10:00 A.M. Burial will be in Glen
Haven Memorial Gardens. Harriett
always said, “I never did anything heroic but I loved my children, grandchildren, foster children and enjoyed
offering guidance and encouragement
throughout their lives.” You may express condolences to the family at
www.littletonandrue.com
Jerome Francis
Pitstick
Jerome Francis Pitstick, age 97 of
Cincinnati, formerly of the South
Charleston area, passed away Tuesday, December 22,2009. Jerome was
born September 10,1912 in Fowler,
Indiana, the son of the late John &
Lucy (Bork) Pitstick. He was retired
from International & was a farmer.
Jerome was preceded in death by his
wife, Mary Elizabeth Pitstick in 1984,
and four brothers & sisters. Survivors include his children, Rosemary
Cook, Cincinnati, Oh., Jerry (Nancy) Pitstick, Salt Lake City, Utah,
& Charles Pitstick, Columbus, Oh.
Grandchildren, Chris & Brandon
(Mary), great-grandchildren, Krystal, Trisha & Jenna. Sisters, Emma
(Frank) Pintz, of Newark,Ohio & Sister Aniceta Â“ClaraÂ” Pitstick, Columbus, Ohio. A gathering of family & friends will be held from 10:30
a.m., Monday December 28,2009 in
the Ingling Williams Funeral Home,
24 N. Chillicothe St., South Charleston until time of Mass at 11:30 a.m.
in the St. Charles Boromeo Catholic
Church, South Charleston, with Anthony Geraci celebrant. Interment
will follow in St. Charles Catholic
Church Cemetery, South Charleston.
David W. Artis
David W. Artis, age 73 of South solon, passed away Friday December
25,2009. David was born, March
6,1936 in Catawba, Ohio, the son of
the late Willis & Helen (Hunter) Artis. He served in the us Army from
1955-1958 & was a farm hand for
Avalon Farms. David was a member of the South Solon Church of
Christian Fellowship, where he was
a deacon & trustee. He was active
with the Springfield Y.M.C.A. &
loved bowling. He also enjoyed his
grandchildren & their sports. David
was preceded in death by his son Paul
Artis, (2001) & sister Isadora Boggs.
Survivors include his wife Lois, of
51 years. Daughter Jackie (Walter)
Perry, Montgomery, Alabama, &
daughter-in-law Kim Artis, South
Charleston. Grandchildren, Tabatha,
Patrick & Nikita Perry, and Nicole, &
Stephanie Parkinson, Cody Artis. 4
great-grandsons. Sister Eunice Rebert, Springfield, Ohio. Numerous
nieces, nephews & cousins. A gathering of family & friends will be held
from 5-8 p.m., Monday in the Ingling
Williams Funeral Home, 24 N. Chillicothe St., South Charleston, where
services will be conducted at 10:00
a.m., Tuesday from the funeral home,
with Pastor John Crutchfield, officiating. Burial will follow in Greenlawn
Cemetery. The family request contributions be made in David’s memory
to the Americah Heart Association or
to the South Solon Church in Christian Fellowship.
a member of Pi Beta Phi Sorority,
Skiff Honorary Society and president
of the 1935 class of Drury. In 1940
she married Arthur Darnbrough Jr., of
Philadelphia, Pa., who preceded her
in death in 1987. In 1943 they settled
in Gallipolis, Ohio where Lt. Commander Darnbrough was posted to the
United States Naval Supply Depot.
In 1957 the Darnbrough’s bought
Altman’s Department store and operated it under the Darnbrough name
until 1971. Pollyanna is survived by
five children, Arthur III, of Columbus, Deborah of Pittsburgh, Pa., Ann
Agee of Annapolis, Md., Stephanie
(Taffy) Waugh of Springfield, Oh.,
and Will of Gallipolis, Oh. 7 Grandchildren, 3 great-grandchildren. Two
nieces. Polly was a 50 year member
of the St. Louis Catholic Church, and
the Thursday Club of Gallipolis. She
was a past employee of AAA, and a
longtime volunteer at Holzer Medical Center. She moved to Springfield, Ohio in 2003 near her daughter,
Stephanie, and remained until her
death. Visitation will be from 6-8
p.m., Tuesday , December 29,2009
in the Jackson Lytle & Williams Funeral Home, 2425 N. Limestone St.,
Springfield, with memorial services
at St. Louis Catholic Church, in Gallipolis, Ohio at the convenience of the
family. Memorial contributions may
be made in her memory to St. Louis
Catholic Church, Gallipolis, Ohio
Marguerite Kathryn
(Crabtree) Schindler
Together Forever; Marguerite Kathryn (Crabtree) Schindler, age 88 of
Springfield, passed away Monday
December 21,2009. Marguerite was
born, January 7,1921 in Piketon,
Ohio, the daughter of the late Forrest & Thelma Crabtree. She was a
graduate of Terre Haute & Westville
High School. & the Urbana Business
School. She was a secretary at Oliver, Bonded Oil , International Harvester & Seminole Villa. Marguerite
was preceded in death by her husband
of 66 years, Robert L. Schindler,
brother Rev. H. Glenn Crabtree, Holland K. Crabtree, Charles E. Crabtree, and sister E. Janice Crabtree
Lawhorn. Survivors include her son
Bill A. Schindler, grandsons Robert
Anthony “Tony” Schindler, Ryan
Jeremy Schindler, and William Riley
Schindler, all of Santa Cruz, California. Siblings Pastor Donald Crabtree of Geneva, Florida, Jean Zappe,
Grants Pass, Oregon, Elizabeth Timmons, of Cincinnati, Ohio, Annalee
Vance of Bellefontaine, Oh., William
Crabtree of Fruitport, Michigan, Lynda Parker of North Canton, Ohio and
Gerald Crabtree of Springfield, Ohio.
A gathering of family & friends will
be held from 5-7 p.m., Wednesday
in the Jackson Lytle & Williams Funeral Home, 2425 N. Limestone St.,
Springfield, where services will be
conducted at 10:30 a.m., Thursday
from the funeral home, with Rev. Ken
Wood, officiating. Burial will follow
in Glen Haven Memorial Gardens.
Jack R. Ratcliffe
Pollyanna P.
Darnbrough
Pollyanna P. Darnbrough, age 94
of Springfield, passed away Friday
December 25,2009. Polyanna was
born January 14,1915 She was the
youngest of three daughters of the
late Will and Edith (Ames) Plummer.
Polyanna was preceded in
death by her parents, sisters, Caroline
Boyd and Elizabeth Shelden.
She
was educated at Elfindale Academy
in Springfield, Missouri and was a
1935 English honors graduate of
Drury College, also in Springfield,
Missouri. At Drury, Pollyanna was
Jack R. Ratcliffe, 88 of Springfield
went to be with the Lord Monday,
Dec. 21, 2009. He was born in Mentor, KY on Oct. 4, 1921, the son of
James E. and Alma (Woodruff) Ratcliffe. Jack began his 28 year military career serving with the Army in
North Africa and Italy during WW II.
He transferred to the United States
Air Force and served his country as a
First Sergeant and personnel specialist during the Korean and Vietnam
Wars. He retired as a Master Sergeant
from Wright Patterson AFB in 1970.
Jack is a charter member of the National World War II Museum in New
Orleans. He was preceded in death
by his parents, two sisters Arlene
Sheppard and Peggy Kappes, and one
brother Kenneth Ratcliffe. His survivors include his wife of 63 years,
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Services will be Monday at 1:00 pm
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of sympathy may be sent to www.
richardsraffanddunbar.com.
Robert “Dave”
Palmer, Sr.
Robert “Dave” Palmer, Sr. 65, of
South Vienna died Wednesday, December 23, 2009 in his residence. He
was born in Springfield on October 5,
1944, the son of Robert L. and Phyllis
J. (Good) Palmer. Dave retired as a
machinist from R & M and Kone and
loved to farm. He attended Lighthouse Tabernacle. Dave’s hobbies include fishing, camping, going to cattle
shows, and most of all spending time
with his grandkids. He was preceded
in death by his sister Loretta Messer.
His survivors include his wife of 45
years, Pam (Shafer) Palmer; mother
and father both of Springfield; one
daughter Christina A. (Bill) Tillman
of Springfield; one son David (Kristin) Palmer, Jr. of South Vienna; one
brother Rodger Palmer of New Carlisle; six grandchildren Brad, Derrick,
Victoria, Michaela, McKenzie, and
Karlie; and several nieces and nephews. Friends and family may call
Sunday from 6-8 pm in the RICHARDS, RAFF & DUNBAR MEMORIAL HOME. Services will be
Monday at 10:00 am in the memorial
home with Rev. Rick Clos officiating.
Expressions of sympathy may be sent
to www.richardsraffanddunbar.com.
Mary K. Ulery
Mary K. Ulery, 71, of Springfield
died Tuesday, December 22, 2009 in
her home. She was born December 1,
1938 in Portsmouth, Ohio the daughter of John E. and Nettie (Jackson)
Wheeler. Mrs. Ulery had been owner
of the James and Belmont Meat Market, then worked for Schuler’s Bakery. She was a member of the Union
Club and Moose Lodge. She is survived by her husband Jack R. Ulery;
three daughters Raymona Swyers,
Toniya Nguyen and Sarah (Steven)
Parker; three sisters Sarah Wheeler,
Nettie Schuyler and Evelyn (James)
McClure, all of Springfield; eighteen
grandchildren Wheeler, George, Jonathon, Jennifer, Jade, Jerika, Jameka,
Jakayla, Jet, Charlize, Isabella, John,
Jr., Brooke, Brittany, Jake, Lucian,
Dakota and Jakie; many great grandchildren, nieces and nephews. She
was preceded in death by a daughter Jackie Kelly; brother William
Wheeler; sister Connie Miller ; two
granddaughters Georgina and Jessica. Friends may call Monday from
6-8 PM. in the RICHARDS, RAFF
& DUNBAR MEMORIAL HOME.
Funeral services will be held Tuesday
at 11:00 AM. in the Memorial Home
with Rev. Orbie Estep officiating.
Burial will be in Ferncliff Cemetery.
ROBERT N. BROOKEY
ROBERT N. BROOKEY 80, formerly of Medway, Ohio passed
away Tuesday December 22, 2009
at Middletown, Ohio. He was born
December 16, 1929 in Dayton, Ohio
the son of the late Walter & Rebecca
(Day) Brookey. He was a U.S. Army
Korean Conflict veteran and retired
from TRW/Globe Motors Industries.
He is survived by a son, Dan & Melanie Brookey; a daughter, Lynn Fleck;
grandchildren, Bob & Kelly Fleck,
Scott Fleck, Tyler Brookey; great
grandchildren, Braeden & Hailey
Fleck, Hannah Hamby; a brother,
James Brookey; nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends. In addition
to his parents, he is preceded in death
by his wife, Evelyn and a brother,
Gerald Brookey and a granddaughter, Mindy Fleck. Visitation will
be 5-8 p.m. Monday December 28,
2009 at the TROSTEL, CHAPMAN,
DUNBAR & FRALEY FUNERAL
HOME, New Carlisle, Ohio. Funeral
services will be 10 a.m. Tuesday in
the funeral home with Pastor Dan
Brookey and Rev. James Ludwick
officiating. Burial will be in Willow
View Cemetery. In lieu of flowers
memorial contributions may be made
to The Lions Pilot Dog Foundation.
to www.trostelchapman.com
ARLENE FRANKS
ARLENE FRANKS 83, of New Carlisle, OH passed away Friday December 18, 2009. She was born July 3,
1926 in Methuen, MA the daughter
of the late Raymond & Violet (Mawson) Simonton. She is survived by
four sons, Clifford & Frances Franks,
Raymond & Linda Franks, Richard &
Kathy Franks, John & Lori Franks;
two daughters, Arlene Violet and
Kenneth Harrell, and Ellen Phillips;
fourteen grandchildren; forty-nine
great grandchildren; twelve great
great-grandchildren, nieces, nephews,
other relatives and friends. In addition to her parents she is preceded in
death by her loving husband, Clifford Franks, a brother, Albert Simonton and a infant sister, Gwendolyn.
Visitation will be 5-8 p.m. Monday
December 21, 2009 at the TROSTEL,
CHAPMAN, DUNBAR & FRALEY
FUNERAL HOME, New Carlisle,
Ohio. Funeral services will be held
11 a.m. Tuesday in the funeral home.
A special thank you to Dr. Richard
Darr, Dr. Filix Kencana, Belle Manor
Nursing Home staff and longtime
friends there. For all there wonderful
care and compassion. Burial will be
in New Carlisle Cemetery. Expressions of sympathy may be sent to
ANNA M. NIPPERT
ANNA M. NIPPERT 86, of New
Carlisle, Ohio passed away Tuesday
December 22, 2009. She was born
September 21, 1923 in Huntingburg, Indiana the daughter of the late
George & Della (Conners) Kroeger.
She was a member of the New Carlisle Church of the Brethren, Ladies
Aid, and Farm Bureau. She was a
farmer, motel owner, and quilter. She
is survived by two sons, Dwight &
Barbara Nippert of Medway, Rodney & Linda Nippert of Amesville,
Ohio; a daughter, Janne & Matthew
Ferguson of New Carlisle; five grandchildren, Sean, Scott, Parady, Isaac
and Andrew; six great grandchildren,
Anthony, Clay, Cameron, Tye, Gage
and Chad; a brother, Noah Kroeger of
Evansville, Indiana; a sister, Carolyn
Singer of Arkansas; nieces, nephews,
other relatives and friends. In addition to her parents, she is preceded in
death by her husband, Boyd Nippert,
three brothers, and two sisters. A memorial service will be held at 2 p.m.
Saturday December 26, 2009 at the
New Carlisle Church of the Brethren
with Dr. Andrew J.O. Wright officiating. Visitation will be 5-7 p.m. Sunday at the TROSTEL, CHAPMAN,
DUNBAR & FRALEY FUNERAL
HOME, New Carlisle, Ohio. In lieu
of flowers memorial contributions
may be made to New Carlisle Church
of the Brethren, 219 N. Main St.,
New Carlisle, OH 45344. Expressions of sympathy may be sent to
Dale Curtis Page
Dale Curtis Page, 69, of Springfield
passed away Thursday, December 24,
2009 in his daughter’s home following a year of failing health. He was
born May 26, 1940 in Springfield
the son of Harold and Ruth (Kirkpatrick) Page. Dale had been employed
at Lawson’s Dairy and International
Steel Wool and was a member of
Past-Time Car Club. He is survived
by his wife Janie M. (Boaz) Page;
two daughters and sons-in-law Vicki
L. and Dwayne Gundolf, and Gail
A. and Jason Lowman; a step son
Kenneth W. Howard; mother-in-law
Dorothy Holcomb, all of Springfield;
five sisters Eileen Baker, Lettie Arnold, Carolyn Hixon, Joanie (Steve)
Grieser, all of Springfield and June
(Junior) Allen of Jamestown, Ohio;
three grandchildren Kyle (Brittany)
Gundolf, Lynn Gundolf and Kimberly
Perrin; one step grandson Kenneth W.
Howard II; one step great grandson
Gaige M. Howard; several nieces and
nephews. He was preceded in death
by his parents; his first wife Joyce
A. Page in 1997 and a brother Gene
Page. Friends may call Monday from
5-8 PM. in the RICHARDS, RAFF &
DUNBAR MEMORIAL HOME. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at
1:30 PM. in the Memorial Home with
Phil Grear officiating. Burial will be
in Vale Cemetery. The family would
like to extend special thanks to the
nurses and staff of the Springfield
Regional Cancer Center. In lieu of
flowers, memorial contributions may
be made Community/Mercy Hospice.
Patricia A. Jergens
Patricia A. Jergens 58 of New Carlisle
passed away peacefully at her residence on Sunday, December 20, 2009.
She was born on September 18, 1951
the daughter of Richard and Betty
(McGill) Florkey. She was president
of Charles F. Jergens Construction
and an active member in New Carlisle Sertoma and Sacred Heart Catholic Church. She is survived by her
husband of 38 years, Charlie; mother,
Betty Florkey; daughters, Missy
Stephens and Amy Jergens; son and
daughter-in-law, Phillip and Kerry
Jergens; sisters, Kathi Florkey, Connie and Fred Dershem and Mary Gentry; brothers, Richard Florkey Jr., Dan
Florkey, Joseph and Rebecca Florkey,
John and Kim Florkey, and Steve
Florkey; five grandchildren, Josh,
Cassie, Hunter, Morgan, and Justin,
numerous nieces, nephews other relatives and friends. She was preceded in
death by her father Richard Florkey
Sr. A gathering of family and friends
will be held from 9:30 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Saturday, December 26, 2009 at the
TROSTEL, CHAPMAN, DUNBAR
& FRALEY FUNERAL HOME,
New Carlisle, Ohio. Following the
visitation a mass of Christian burial
will be held at 2 p.m. in the Sacred
Heart Catholic Church, New Carlisle, Ohio. In lieu of flowers memorial contributions may be made to
Hospice of Dayton, 324 Wilmington
Ave., Dayton, OH 45420. Expressions of sympathy may be sent to
www.trostelchapman.com.
ARLENE FRANKS
ARLENE FRANKS 83, of New
Carlisle, OH passed away Friday
December 18, 2009. She was born
July 3, 1926 in Methuen, MA the
daughter of the late Raymond &
Violet (Mawson) Simonton. She is
survived by four sons, Clifford &
Frances Franks, Raymond & Linda
Franks, Richard & Kathy Franks,
John & Lori Franks; two daughters,
Arlene Violet and Kenneth Harrell,
and Ellen Phillips; fourteen grandchildren; forty-nine great grandchildren; twelve great great-grandchildren, nieces, nephews, other relatives
and friends. In addition to her parents she is preceded in death by her
loving husband, Clifford Franks, a
brother, Albert Simonton and a infant sister, Gwendolyn. Visitation
will be 5-8 p.m. Monday December
21, 2009 at the TROSTEL, CHAPMAN, DUNBAR & FRALEY
Ohio. Funeral services will be held
11 a.m. Tuesday in the funeral home.
A special thank you to Dr. Richard
Darr, Dr. Filix Kencana, Belle Manor Nursing Home staff and longtime
friends there. For all there wonderful
care and compassion. Burial will be
in New Carlisle Cemetery. Expressions of sympathy may be sent to
www.trostelchapman. com
ROBIN MORRIS
ROBIN MORRIS 79, of New Carlisle, Ohio passed away Sunday December 27, 2009. He was born June
3, 1930 in Sunbury, England the son
of the late Gwyn & Marjorie (Skinner) Morris. He was a retired Major
in the Royal Canadian Air Force and
set a world record in Canada flying
non stop coast to coast in a home
built plane. He is survived by his
wife, Mary Ann; step daughters,
Laura & Michael Riley, Polly Rockhold & Tim Smith; step son, Richard
& Missy Long; step grandchildren,
Tara, Lane, Megan, & TJ, step great
grandchildren, Cameron, Summer,
Kale & Sopheya; other relatives and
friends. Visitation will be 10 a.m.
Wednesday December 30, 2009 in
the Chapel of Peace, Glen Haven
Memorial Gardens with service at
11 in the chapel with Mike Riley officiating. In lieu of flowers memorial contributions may be made to
Hospice of Dayton, 324 Wilmington
Ave., Dayton, Ohio 45420. Arrangements by the TROSTEL, CHAPMAN, DUNBAR & FRALEY
Ohio. Expressions of sympathy may
be sent to www.trostelchapman.com
Juanita (Blake)
Karvin Castle
Juanita (Blake) Karvin Castle, 85,
of Springfield, died Saturday, December 26, 2009 in Oakwood Village Nursing Home. She was born
September 6, 1924 in Logan County,
West Virginia the daughter of James
and Leah Blake. Juanita married
William Israel Karvin in 1943 and
had one son, Jacob David Karvin.
Later in 1952 she married Charley
Jay Castle and they moved to Springfield, Ohio. Juanita worked for Robbins & Myers for 32 years, and was a
Union Steward for UAW Local 902
for 6 years. During her work years,
she was a member of the Robbins
& Myers Bowling League, Girls
Club and Golf League. She is survived by her daughter-in-law Andra
(Jerry) Cahill; grandchildren Susan
Johnson, David Karvin and Kendra
Sowards; great grandchildren Jacob
Johnson, Kirsten Johnson, Dylan
Karvin, Nathan Sowards and Blake
Sowards; great great grandsons
Jayden and Joseph McKenzie; sister
Betty Sue Gentry of West Virginia;
sister-in-law Pearl Reynolds; several
nieces and nephews. She is preceded
in death by her parents; husband;
son; brothers James G. Blake, Jr. and
Thomas Posey Blake; sisters Anna
Ruth Phillips, Nola Mae Blake and
aunt Ressie Blake. Friends may call
Tuesday from 5-8 PM. in the RICHARDS, RAFF & DUNBAR MEMORIAL HOME. Funeral services will
be held Wednesday at 11:00 AM.
in the Memorial Home with Pastor
Gary Day officiating. Interment will
be in Rose Hill Mausoleum. Expressions of sympathy may be sent to
www.richardsraffanddunbar.com.
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By CAROL ARMBRUST
Business Writer
SPRINGFIELD,
Ohio — The owner of
Keelsra Business Services, Scott Campbell,
says, “I like to think my
company is the outsourcing of the entire accounting departments for organizations that can not
otherwise afford it.” He
says, presently, “I have
several area businesses
that I provide everything
from general accounting, payroll, and check
writing to accounting
oversight with financial
preparation and board
presentations.”
Scott says that he
serves as the Chief Financial Officer (CFO)
for these companies.
Before starting Keelsra Business Services,
he gained his executive director experience Scott Campbell works at his computer at his business Keelsra Business Services. Photo by Carol Armbrust
through working with
mental health, drug, and counts payable, accounts University, Ada, Ohio. Scott is self-employed, he is able to join them on
alcohol boards as CFO.
receivable, and payroll,” However, Scott is not all his schedule is flexible the hiking trail and tenKeelsra Business Ser- says Scott. “The benefit business; he knows how enough for him to be more nis court and at his girls’
vices employs one full- is that we are available, to have fun too. At Ohio involved in his family and many activities. Charlene
time and was recently in as any accounting depart- Northern University, Scott community activities.
is on the board of the Ohio
the process of hiring a ment, for expedited needs served as the college masScott and his wife Performing Arts Institute
part-time person. His full- and answering questions,” cot. “I would attend func- have three daughters, (OPAI), which recently
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Speas, has a B.S. degree
Scott has a B.S. in a polar bear suit. It was a (he formed the name of at the Kuss Auditorium.
in business administration Business Administration fun job,” says Scott.
his company from parts
Scott, also, has been
and accounting. “She does with a major in accountHe met his wife, Char- of their names). Because and is involved in the work
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