The Hottest Hairstyles For Prom Or

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SECTION C s The Week Beginning April 14, 2010 s The Springfield Paper
The Hottest Hairstyles For Prom Or Wedding
Beauty Buzz:
Q. What are you seeing
as the hottest ways to do
hair for the prom or a wedding? I am in both in May.
A. According to trade
magazines here are the latest trends in formal hair:
The braid is all the rage
this year for everything
from weddings and proms
to beach wear. There are
loads of variations on the
braid with fun styles and
options. For a formal looking braid, tease the top to
give yourself some height
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then pull your hair to the
side like you were going
for a side pony and make
your braid. The hottest
formal look for braids is
the fishbone braid; somewhat flat and similar to
a fishbone neck chain. A
professional stylist should
be able to give this to
you. A popular
variation on this
theme is the side
pony. This look
gets sleek if you
smooth over your bangs to
the side and add loose, not
tight, curls in the long free
hair. Be sure to still do the
tease and get height on top.
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Twelve weeks have
come and gone in the
Commit to Be Fit contest
sponsored by Springfield
Health and Fitness Center and Certified Personal
Trainers, Timothy Stephens and Pat Frock. The
staff of the Springfield
Paper had access to both
trainers and all classes
and facilities for the three
months.
Although several of
the contestants have made
great progress there can
only be one contest winner. At an amazing 40
pound loss in three months
is Allan Rea. Along with
a brand new, smaller physique Allen receives a year
membership at the Spring-
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Center.
One of the biggest reasons Allan was so successful is that he embraced the
new
lifestyle.
Allan gave up
his copious
amounts of
sugar in his
coffee and
started to eat
more healthy
meals. He
also did cardio training
every day.
He was a regular at Timothy’s 7:00am BodySculpt
Class.
Any time of day that
you will do it is good for
cardio training. The most
important thing is that you
will just do it. However,
many bodybuilders and
fitness models swear by
early morning cardio on
an empty stomach gives
them the edge. Although
it is somewhat controversial the arguments in favor
of early morning cardio
are these.
1. After an overnight
fast, your body’s stores
of glycogen are depleted
and you will burn more fat
when glycogen is low.
2. If you eat immediately before a workout,
you will have to burn off
what you ate
first
before
tapping into
fat stores.
3. Eating
causes a release of insulin which interferes with
the mobilization of body
fat. Less insulin is present
in the morning so more
body fat is burned when
cardio is done in the morning.
4. There is less carbohydrate (glucose) in the
bloodstream when you
wake up after the overnight fast. With less glucose available, you burn
more fat.
5. With cardio in the
morning, your metabolism
stays elevated for a period
of time after the workout
is over. If you do cardio
in the evening you burn
calories during the session
but fail to take advantage
of the after burn because
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your metabolic rate drops
dramatically when you go
to sleep.
6. Your body’s circadian rhythm adjusts to your
morning routine, making
it easier to wake up at the
same time every day.
7. For some people,
morning cardio regulates
their appetite for the rest
of the day.
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For a more casual look the
half up style is still popular this year. Pull just the
top of your hair up and pin
it back then curl the back
in soft loose curls. The
classic up-do bun is never
out of style either. There is
always some trendy popular version of this style
and the classic
ballerina bun
will never be
out, especially
for brides. To
get the most
current trend
of the classic
try a side part.
If you have
straight bangs,
leave
them
down. Get the
teased up volume for the
top and then
work the back
into any version of a bun
you want. If
you can afford
a professional
stylist you will not regret
it. You can then relax and
let an expert do your hair.
Always remember that the
most important part of any
event is that you are comfortable. Choose a hairstyle that you feel good in
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Page C2 s The Springfield Paper s April 14, 2010
Springfield
Call For Body Reconditioning
Healthy Living
By Frank Miesse, Ph.D.
The Native Americans
of our early history sat for
days in a mud hut pouring water over steaming
rocks to purge their bodies
of unwanted winter toxins. Early Europeans used
mud packs and baths to
draw poisons out of their
systems believing this to
be a blood conditioner for
the new season. Many natives of the tropics fasted
on nothing but berries and
fermented juice believing
that springtime demanded
a cleansing ritual. By natural law, animal life does
it all, from shedding its
feathers, skin, hair, horns
and even regurgitating to
purge the internal organs
of unwanted accumulation
of poisons and debris.
The need to soften,
neutralize, and flush toxins from our bodies is required if better health is
to be realized. Liquids,
especially water are essential, and certain herbs raise
their heads in early spring
and beckon us to utilize
them to create a very natural cleanse.
Dandelion has long
been the food of many during spring and early summer to neutralize acid and
stir up poisons in the blood
and body. Being balanced
in natural sodium and calcium, plus many other
trace minerals, it seems to
balance blood pressure for
some and increases the energy level for many. During early American history
the dandelion was eaten as
greens and it strengthened
the blood and helped in
building the immune system while it acted as a fluid
mover. Dandelion stands
proudly in the spring with
its other weed-like friends,
yellow dock and burdock
as a powerful source of
iron and chlorophyll and
minerals that build strong
blood cells. Did you know
that the dandelion has a
molecular structure almost
identical to human blood
structure? It is also very
adaptable to most folks’
diets.
Many people in the
northern mountain country used other greens and
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plants such as Uva Ursi
(better known as wild cranberry) to purge the urinary
tract. Many believe this
herb has healing virtues
for the kidneys, bladder,
prostate and entire urinary
system. The herb is very
soothing and a pleasant
relief for those who retain
fluids and have problems
voiding water.
Some folks with arthritis believe Uva Ursi helps
reduce swelling, which
in turn helps to alleviate
pain. This is an herb often used with parsley and
alfalfa to support the freedom in joints and muscles
that have lost some of
their elasticity due to poor
dietary habits of excessive sugars and uric acid
foods such as red meats
and caffeine. Athletes will
also find these fine herbal
foods valuable because
their potassium-type qualities keep the cells wellbalanced and toned.
The need to study
herbs that help cleanse and
balance the body is important to every human being.
The need to condition and
detoxify the body periodically offers us a greater
opportunity for a healthier, happier life through the
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Board. The Auxiliary is the merger of the Mercy Medical Center and Community
Hospital Auxiliaries, which joined together effective January 1st.
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Back Row: Bob Stough, President Elect, Chris Flood, Recording Secretary, Chuck
Hull, Communications, Susan Pence, Past President Mercy Medical Center, Larry
Miller, Asst. Treasurer. Not Pictured are: Jean Melchi, Trustee-At-Large, Bill Hester, Trustee-At-Large, and Bernice Shank, Corresponding Secretary.
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third meeting to be held
at the Heritage Center locacted at 117 S. Fountain
in downtown Springfield
on Thursday, May 13,
2010, beginning at 11:00
a.m. Lunch will be served
at 11:30 followed by a program featuring Mr. Tom
Stafford, Staff Writer for
the Springfield News-Sun.
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Advice
April 14, 2010 s The Springfield Paper s Page C3
Anxiety About Children’s Future Can Spoil The Present
FOCUS ON
THE FAMILY
Dr. James Dobson
QUESTION:
My
children are still young,
and they are doing fine
now, but I worry a lot
about the adolescent
years that lie ahead. I’ve
seen other parents go
through some pretty terrible things when their
teenagers began to rebel.
How can I help my sons
avoid that turmoil ten
years from now?
DR. DOBSON: The
apprehension that you describe is well-founded,
and many parents feel
something similar today.
The most important suggestion I can make is for
you to redouble your efforts to build good relationships with your kids
while they are young. That
is the key to surviving the
adolescent years. If they
emerge from childhood
with doubts about whether
you really love and care
for them, anything is possible during the turbulent
teens. Boundaries, restrictions and threats will be no
match for adolescent anger,
frustration and resentment.
As author Josh McDowell
said, “Rules without relationship lead to rebellion.”
He is right. That’s why
parents can’t afford to get
preoccupied with business
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and other pursuits that interfere with the task of
raising children. Kids are
young for such a brief period. During that window
of opportunity, they must
be given priority.
Once you’ve done
what you can to lay the
proper foundation, I urge
you to approach your parenting duties with confidence. Anxiety about the
future is risky in itself. It
can make parents tentative and insecure in dealing with their youngsters.
They don’t dare cross
them or deny their wishes
for fear of being hated in
the teen years. Teenagers
pick up those vibes intuitively, which often generates disrespect in return.
Don’t make that mistake.
You have been placed in a
position of authority over
your young children. Lead
them with confidence and
care.
QUESTION: If it is
natural for a toddler to
break all the rules, should
he be disciplined for routine misbehavior?
DR. DOBSON: Toddlers get into trouble most
frequently because of their
natural desire to touch,
bite, taste, smell and break
everything within their
grasp. These are normal
and healthy reactions that
should not be inhibited.
When, then, should they
be subjected to mild discipline? When they openly
defy their parents’ very
clear commands! When he
runs the other way when
called, purposely slams
his milk glass on the floor,
dashes into the street when
being told to stop, screams
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and throws a tantrum at
bedtime, or hits his friends.
These behavior patterns
should be discouraged.
Even in these situations,
however, severe punishment is unwarranted. A
firm rap on the fingers or
a few minutes sitting on
a chair will usually convey the same message as
convincingly. Spankings
should be reserved for a
child’s moments of greatest antagonism, usually
occurring after the second,
third or fourth birthdays.
Without
watering
down anything I have
written about discipline, it
should also be understood
that I am a firm believer
in the judicious use of
grace (and humor) in parent-child relationships. In
a world in which children
are often pushed to grow
up too fast, their spirits
can dry out like prunes
beneath the constant gaze
of critical eyes. It is refreshing to see parents
temper their harshness
with a measure of “unmerited favor.” Likewise,
there’s nothing that buoys
every member of a family
quite like laughter and a
lighthearted spirit in the
home.
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
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THE WEEK OF April 14 - APRIL 20
Wednesday Evening
7 pm
7:30
8 pm
8:30
9 pm
9:30
10 pm 10:30 11 pm 11:30
ABC
Judge Judy Millionaire
Family
The Middle Family
CBS
Wheel
Ent
Dom Viol
On Purpose Criminal Minds (N) (CC)
NBC
Inside Ed.
Jeopardy!
Minute to Win It (CC)
Law & Order: SVU
FOX
The Office
Simpsons
Human Target (N) (CC)
American Idol (CC)
PBS
Business
Served
When Families Grieve
Worse Than War Genocide around the world. (N)
Time Goes T. Smiley
CW
Family Guy Two Men
America’s Next Model
Fly Girls (N) Society
Raymond
Cougar
Ugly Betty (N) (CC)
News
Extra (N)
CSI: NY “Redemptio” (N)
News
Letterman
Law & Order: SVU
News
Jay Leno
Fox 45 News Source
The Office
Seinfeld
News
AMC
›› Pitch Black (2000)
›› Mission: Impossible (1996, Action) Tom Cruise, Jon Voight.
DISC
MythBusters (CC)
MythBusters (CC)
DISN
Wizards
Mostly Ghostly (2008, Fantasy) Sterling Beaumon.
E!
Montana
MythBusters (N) (CC)
King
››› Top Gun (1986) Tom Cruise. (CC)
MythBusters (CC)
Phineas
Wizards
Montana
E! True Hollywood Story E! True Hollywood Story Chelsea
Suite/Deck
E! News (N) Daily 10
True Hollywood Story
ESPN
SportsCtr.
NBA
NBA Basketball Indiana Pacers at Washington Wizards. (Live)
E! News
’70s Show
›› The Notebook (2004, Romance) Ryan Gosling, Rachel McAdams. (CC)
The 700 Club (CC)
Ultimate Recipe
Bobby Flay Bobby Flay Dinner: Impossible
Good Eats
Property
Holmes on Homes (CC)
House
Renovation Nails
Ax Men “Eleventh Hour”
NBA Basketball: Suns at Jazz
FAM
’70s Show
FOOD
Challenge
HGTV
House
HIST
Gangland “Street Law”
Gangland (CC)
Gangland (N) (CC)
LIFE
Grey’s Anatomy (CC)
›› Derailed (2005, Suspense) Clive Owen. (CC)
MTV
True Life
South Park South Park The Challenge
The Challenge
The Unit (CC)
UFC Unleashed (CC)
UFC Unleashed (CC)
The Ultimate Fighter (N) Best of PRIDE Fighting
TNT
Bones (CC)
Bones (CC)
››› The Bourne Supremacy (2004) Matt Damon.
CSI: NY “Sweet 16”
USA
NCIS “Semper Fidelis”
NCIS Tense reunion.
NCIS “Deliverance” (CC)
NCIS “Bait” (CC)
SPIKE
House
Property
Thursday Evening
7 pm
7:30
House
April 15, 2010
MOVIES
8 pm
8:30
9 pm
9:30
FlashForward (N) (CC)
CBS
Wheel
Ent
Survivor: Heroes-Villains CSI: Crime Scene
NBC
Inside Ed.
Jeopardy!
The Office
Saturday Night Live in the 2000s: Time and Again
FOX
The Office
Simpsons
Bones (N) (PA) (CC)
Fringe “White Tulip” (N)
Fox 45 News Source
PBS
Business
Served
This Old House Hr
Antiques Roadshow
Mystery! (CC) (DVS)
Supernatural (N) (CC)
News
Smallville: Zod (Callum Blue) poses as The Blur
and asks Lois (Erica Durance) to investigate one
of Tess’ (Cassidy Freeman) secret labs. Tess
turns to Chloe (Allison Mack) for help when Clark
(Tom Welling) is infected with red kryptonite while
looking into an explosion in the new episode “Upgrade.”
Sunday
9 p.m. on ABC
Desperate Housewives: Determined to derail
Preston’s (Max Carver) marriage to Irina (guest
star Helena Mattsson), Lynette (Felicity Huffman)
discovers the truth about her future daughter-inlaw. Gaby (Eva Longoria Parker) offers to help
Bob and Lee (Tuc Watkins, Kevin Rahm) without
considering the consequences.
Friday Evening
10 pm 10:30 11 pm 11:30
ABC
The Office
Will-Grace
The Challenge
In Plain Sight (N) (CC)
Friday
8 p.m. on CW
Unwrapped
MonsterQuest (CC)
Will-Grace
Modern Family: Luke and Manny’s (Nolan Gould,
Rico Rodriguez) hot-tempered basketball coach
(Eric Lange) quits during a game, causing Jay
and Phil (Ed O’Neill, Ty Burrell) to jockey to fill the
position in the new episode “Benched.”
King
What a Tool (N) (CC)
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Wednesday
9 p.m. on ABC
April 14, 2010
MOVIES
April 14 - 20, 2010
7 pm
7:30
Nolan Gould stars in "Modern Family"
Wednesday on ABC.
April 16, 2010
MOVIES
8 pm
8:30
9 pm
9:30
10 pm 10:30 11 pm 11:30
Private Practice (CC)
News
Extra (N)
ABC
Wife Swap (N) (CC)
Jamie Oliver’s Food
20/20 (N) (CC)
Overtime
Extra (N)
The Mentalist (CC)
News
Letterman
CBS
Wheel
Ent
Ghost Whisperer (CC)
Medium (CC)
Miami Medical (N) (CC)
News
Letterman
News
Jay Leno
NBC
Inside Ed.
Jeopardy!
Secrets of the Mountain (2010) Barry Bostwick.
Dateline NBC (N) (CC)
News
Jay Leno
The Office
Seinfeld
FOX
The Office
Simpsons
House “Private Lives”
Kitchen Nightmares (CC) News
T. Smiley
PBS
Business
Served
Washington NOW, PBS
McLaughlin Columbus
Bill Moyers Journal (N)
Time Goes T. Smiley
CW
America’s Next Model
News
Raymond
4th Quarter The Office
CW
Family Guy Two Men
The Vampire Diaries (N)
Family Guy Two Men
Smallville “Upgrade” (N)
AMC
››› Top Gun (1986)
›› The Ninth Gate (1999, Suspense) Johnny Depp, Frank Langella. (CC)
Halloween 4
AMC
›› The Ninth Gate
››› The Shining (1980, Horror) Jack Nicholson, Shelley Duvall, Danny Lloyd. (CC)
DISC
Life “Fish” (CC)
Life “Birds” (CC)
Life (CC)
DISC
Dirty Jobs (CC)
Deadliest Catch (CC)
DISN
Wizards
DISN
Suite/Deck
E!
ESPN
Montana
Life (CC)
›› Casper Meets Wendy (1998) (CC)
Good Luck Phineas
Kendra
SportsCenter Special (N) Football
NFL Live
Raymond
Life “Birds” (CC)
Sexiest
Kimora
King
SportsCenter Special
Montana
Wizards
Pretty Wild Pretty Wild Chelsea
SportsCenter (Live) (CC)
The 700 Club (CC)
FAM
Dr. Dolittle
›› Major Payne (1995) Damon Wayans. (CC)
Funniest Home Videos
Challenge
Good Eats
Good Eats
Iron Chef America
Ace, Cakes Ace, Cakes Good Eats
HGTV
House
First Place
My First
Selling New Selling New House
HIST
Deep Sea Salvage (CC)
Modern Marvels (N) (CC) Food Tech (CC)
LIFE
Project Runway (CC)
MTV
Teen Cribs 16 and Pregnant “Leah”
16 and Pregnant (CC)
America’s Best Dance
›› The Hills Have Eyes (2006) Aaron Stanford.
TNA Wrestling (CC)
SPIKE
TNT
Bones (CC)
USA
NCIS (CC)
7:30
8:30
9:30
I’m in Band I’m in Band Montana
›› Evan Almighty (2007, Comedy) Steve Carell.
The Soup
ESPN
NBA Fastbreak (CC)
Association: L.A. Lakers SportsCenter Special
Baseball Tonight (CC)
FAM
Forbes
Phineas
Suite/Deck
Chelsea
E! News
The 700 Club (CC)
Challenge
Chopped
Diners
Diners
Private Chefs
Good Eats
House
HGTV
House
House
Bang, Buck House
Pawn Stars Pawn Stars Deep Sea Salvage (CC)
HIST
Modern Marvels “Dirt”
The Hunt for John Wilkes Booth (CC)
Stealing Lincoln’s Body (CC)
Project Runway (N) (CC) Models
LIFE
Project Runway (CC)
Project Runway (CC)
MTV
Green Day
The Challenge
››› The Matrix (1999) Keanu Reeves.
Ways Die
House
House
Runway
Taking the Stage (N)
TNA Epics “Mick Foley”
Forensic
Burn Notice (CC)
April 17, 2010
9 pm
Phineas
E!
The Shining
MOVIES
8 pm
Wizards
American Loggers (CC)
King
FOOD
›› Pirates of the Caribbean: At World’s End (2007) Johnny Depp, Orlando Bloom. (CC)
7 pm
Good Luck Suite/Deck
King
Seinfeld
Unwrapped
››› Braveheart (1995) Mel Gibson. A Scotsman leads a revolt against the English king.
Saturday Evening
Suite/Deck
E! News
FOOD
House
King
SPIKE
House
MTV Cribs
Property
Property
Rachael
Battle on the Block (CC)
Models
CSI: Crime Scene
Ways Die
Bones (CC)
Bones (CC)
››› Gladiator (2000, Historical Drama) Russell Crowe, Joaquin Phoenix. (CC)
USA
NCIS (CC)
10 pm 10:30 11 pm 11:30
MANswers
››› 3:10 to Yuma (2007) Russell Crowe. Premiere. (CC)
Sunday Evening
7:30
Ways Die
How I Met
CSI: Crime Scn
7 pm
Ways Die
House
TNT
NCIS “Left for Dead”
8:30
›› Bad Boys II (2003)
April 18, 2010
MOVIES
8 pm
MANswers
9 pm
9:30
10 pm 10:30 11 pm 11:30
ABC
CSI: NY (CC)
›› Shark Tale (2004) Voices of Will Smith. (CC)
News
Desperate
ABC
Extreme Makeover
News
Seinfeld
CBS
Fortune
NCIS: Los Angeles (CC) Strikeforce Saturday Night Fights (Live) (CC)
News
House (CC)
CBS
60 Minutes (N) (CC)
The 45th Annual Academy of Country Music Awards (S Live) (CC)
News
Bones (CC)
NBC
Inside Edit. Jeopardy!
The Biggest Loser (CC)
SNL
NBC
Dateline NBC (N) (CC)
Minute to Win It (N) (CC) The Celebrity Apprentice (N) (CC)
News
Paid Prog.
Simpsons
Cash Exp.
Castle “The Third Man”
Law & Order: SVU
News
America’s Most Wanted
News
The Office
The Wanda Sykes Show
FOX
’Til Death
PBS
Appalachia: History
Nature (CC)
CW
TMZ (N) (CC)
›››› Rocky (1976) Sylvester Stallone. (CC)
FOX
PBS
Lawrence Welk
Keeping Up Keeping Up Time Goes Time Goes Served
Served
Globe Trekker
CW
Two Men
›› Le Divorce (2003) Kate Hudson. (CC)
King
Raymond
Two Men
Cops (CC)
News
AMC
Jesse James
››› The Mummy (1999) Brendan Fraser, Rachel Weisz.
DISC
Man vs. Wild “Belize”
Man vs. Wild “Alabama”
Man vs. Wild (CC)
DISN
Phineas
Sonny
Good Luck I’m in Band I’m in Band Montana
E!
ESPN
FAM
Suite/Deck
Wizards
›› Evan Almighty (2007) ››› Dazed and Confused (1993) Jason London.
NBA Basketball
››› Remember the Titans (2000) Denzel Washington. (CC)
Bobby Flay Bobby Flay Chefs vs. City
Chefs vs. City
HGTV
House
Genevieve
HIST
Modern Marvels (CC)
LIFE
Patricia Cornwell’s At Risk (2010) (CC)
MTV
MTV Special
South Park South Park 16 and Pregnant (CC)
UFC Unleashed
UFC Unleashed
SPIKE
Nostradamus: 2012 Predictions of cataclysm. (CC)
TNT
››› Gladiator (2000) Russell Crowe. (CC)
USA
›› Shoot ’Em Up (2007) Clive Owen.
7:30
8 pm
8:30
Independent Lens (CC)
King
Family Guy Scrubs
Life “Plants” (N) (CC)
Life “Making of Life” (N)
Wizards
DISN
Montana
Montana
Sonny
Forbes
››› Knocked Up (2007) Seth Rogen, Katherine Heigl.
Suite/Deck
E!
Life “Primates” (N) (CC)
ESPN
MLB Baseball New York Mets at St. Louis Cardinals. (Live)
FAM
My Fake Fiancé (2009)
Beauty & the Briefcase (2010) Hilary Duff. (CC)
Challenge
Challenge (N)
House
HGTV
House
HIST
Ax Men (CC)
Cornwell’s The Front
LIFE
Everything She
››› Dawn of the Dead
MTV
Pregnant
›› The Good Shepherd
April 19, 2010
SPIKE
House
Ultimate Recipe
Chefs vs. City (N)
Income
Ax Men (CC)
Ax Men (N) (CC)
Ax Men (CC)
Army Wives (N) (CC)
Drop Dead Diva (CC)
Ax Men “Eleventh Hour”
16 and Pregnant “Leah”
Entourage
Entourage
Deadliest Warrior
TNT
NBA Basketball
NBA Basketball First-Round Playoff: Teams TBA. (Live) (CC)
USA
››› The Bourne Identity (2002) (CC) ››› The Bourne Ultimatum (2007, Action) Matt Damon. (CC)
Tuesday Evening
Deadliest Warrior
Entourage
9 pm
9:30
Dancing With the Stars (S Live) (CC)
Romantic
Castle “Den of Thieves”
News
Extra (N)
ABC
Dancing With the Stars
Lost “The Last Recruit”
CBS
Wheel
Ent
How I Met
Big Bang
CSI: Miami “Backfire”
News
Letterman
CBS
Wheel
Ent
NCIS “Faith” (CC)
NCIS: Los Angeles (CC) The Good Wife “Bad”
NBC
Inside Ed.
Jeopardy!
Chuck (CC)
Trauma “Sweet Jane”
Law & Order (CC)
News
Jay Leno
NBC
Inside Ed.
Jeopardy!
The Biggest Loser (N) (CC)
24 (N) (PA) (CC)
Fox 45 News Source
The Office
Seinfeld
FOX
The Office
Simpsons
House “Knight Fall” (N)
PBS
Business
Served
Antiques Roadshow (N) American Experience Environmental movement.
Time Goes T. Smiley
CW
Family Guy Two Men
One Tree Hill (CC)
Raymond
Gossip Girl (CC)
News
King
King
AMC
›› Starsky & Hutch (CC) ›› Shallow Hal (2001) Gwyneth Paltrow, Jack Black. Premiere.
DISC
MythBusters (CC)
MythBusters (CC)
DISN
Good Luck Montana
Princess Protection Program (2009)
Phineas
Phineas
Montana
Suite/Deck
E!
E! True Hollywood Story Forbes
Kendra
Giuliana
Giuliana
Chelsea
E! News
ESPN
Construction
MLB Baseball Chicago Cubs at New York Mets. (Subject to Blackout) (CC)
›› Shallow Hal (2001), Jack Black
9 pm
9:30
American Idol (CC)
Glee (N) (CC)
Fox 45 News Source
The Office
NOVA (CC) (DVS)
Sacred Earth (CC)
Frontline (CC) (DVS)
Time Goes T. Smiley
CW
Family Guy Two Men
90210 (CC)
Life Unexpected (CC)
News
Raymond
MythBusters (CC)
DISC
Deadliest Catch: Best of Deadliest Catch (CC)
DISN
Wizards
E!
Montana
Phineas
E! Investigates
Pretty Wild Pretty Wild Kendra
E:60 (N) (CC)
30 for 30 (N)
SportsCenter Special
America’s Funniest Home Videos (CC)
FOOD
Challenge
Ace, Cakes Ace, Cakes Chefs vs. City
Chopped (N)
HGTV
House
First Place
House
ESPN
HGTV
House
HIST
Modern Marvels (CC)
Pawn Stars Pawn Stars American Pickers (CC)
HIST
Modern Marvels (CC)
Ancient Aliens Possible evidence of alien visitors.
LIFE
Patricia Cornwell’s The Front (2010) (CC)
Army Wives (CC)
LIFE
MTV
The Challenge
True Life (N)
True Life
MTV
Pregnant
16 and Pregnant “Leah”
The Ultimate Fighter
TNA Wrestling (S Live) (CC)
Warrior
Deadliest Warrior
SPIKE
House
Diners
Diners
Good Eats
Property
My First
House
House
Selling New First Place
Property
House
TNT
USA
NCIS “Hung Out to Dry”
NCIS “Sea Dog” (CC)
Unwrapped
Pawn Stars Pawn Stars Hooked: Illegal Drugs
True Life (N)
Jail (N)
Jail (CC)
SPIKE
UFC Unleashed
WWE Monday Night RAW (S Live) (CC)
FAM
Law & Order: Intent
House
First Place
Home Rules (N) (CC)
Deadliest Warrior (N)
TNT
USA
Law & Order: SVU
King
››› Space Cowboys (2000) (CC)
Montana
Wizards
Suite/Deck
Kendra
Chelsea
E! News
The 700 Club (CC)
House
Good Eats
Unwrapped
First Place
Marriage
Ancient Aliens (CC)
›› The Brave One (2007) Jodie Foster, Terrence Howard. (CC)
Law & Order: SVU
King
Deadliest Catch (N) (CC) Construction
›› Cadet Kelly (2002) Hilary Duff. (CC)
Challenge
Best Thing
Seinfeld
Simpsons
Served
Wizards
Unwrapped Unwrapped Best Thing
Jay Leno
Business
››› Courage Under Fire ››› Top Gun (1986, Adventure) Tom Cruise, Kelly McGillis. (CC)
Letterman
News
The Office
AMC
Fun Videos The 700 Club (CC)
Extra (N)
News
FOX
FOOD
News
PBS
’70s Show
10 Things
10 pm 10:30 11 pm 11:30
V “We Can’t Win” (N)
Parenthood (N) (CC)
FAM
10 Things
House “5 to 9” (CC)
April 20, 2010
Two Men
8:30
Entourage
NBA Basketball
MOVIES
8 pm
Income
ABC
Rules
Private Chefs
Holmes on Homes (CC)
Patricia Cornwell’s The Front (2010) (CC)
7:30
Chelsea
HGTV Green Home 2010 Holmes on Homes (N)
7 pm
Montana
Deadliest Warrior
10 pm 10:30 11 pm 11:30
Wizards
Kendra (N) Pretty Wild The Soup
FOOD
House
Breaking Bad “Mas”
Life (CC)
Good Luck Beethoven’s Big Break (2008) Jonathan Silverman.
Iron Chef America
››› American Gangster (2007) Denzel Washington, Russell Crowe. (CC)
MOVIES
News
Paid Prog.
ArtZine
Life “Insects” (CC)
Unleashed
››› 3:10 to Yuma (2007) Russell Crowe, Christian Bale. (CC)
Masterpiece Classic “Small Island”
CSI: NY “Hush” (CC)
DISC
UFC 110: Nogueira vs. Velasquez (N)
Monday Evening
7 pm
The Challenge
News
Man vs. Wild “Alabama”
The Next Nostradamus (CC)
Patricia Cornwell’s The Front (2010) Premiere.
Family Guy Amer. Dad
Breaking Bad “Mas” (N)
NBA Basketball
Curb/Block Battle on the Block (N)
Cleveland
›››› Pulp Fiction (1994) John Travolta, Samuel L. Jackson. (CC)
››› Knocked Up (2007) Seth Rogen, Paul Rudd.
Chefs vs. City
Simpsons
Brothers & Sisters (N)
AMC
››› Remember the Titans (2000) Denzel Washington. (CC)
FOOD
Div. Design Sarah
Family Guy
››› The Mummy (1999, Adventure)
Man vs. Wild “Vietnam”
NBA Basketball First Round, Game 1: Teams TBA. (Live) (CC)
House
Desperate Housewives
Law & Order (CC)
Judge Judy Judge Judy Cops (N)
Will-Grace
16 and Pregnant (N)
16 and Pregnant (N)
Deadliest Warrior (N)
Deadliest Warrior
Law & Order: SVU
Law & Order: Intent
In Plain Sight (CC)
Springfield City Schools
Weekly Lunch Menu
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Plenty! For all Springfield...all the time...
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Caramba Cantina – Taco, Lettuce & Tomatoes, Salsa, Buffalo Chicken Pizza, Calzone, Pasta Bar, Applesauce
Fri
16
Noodle Lasagna, Tossed Salad, Breadstick, Supreme Pizza, Popcorn Chicken, Salad B w/ Ham &
Pot., Peaches
Mon
19
General Tso’s Chicken, Rice, Broccoli, Garlic
French Bread, Chicken Patty, Salad B w/ Spaghetti,
Pears
Tues
20
Soft Taco’s Lettuce & Tomatoes, Supreme Pizza,
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Wed
21
Boneless Chicken Wings, Celery Sticks w/ Ranch,
Meat Lover’s Pizza, Pizza Burger, Salad B w/ Mac &
Cheese, Mixed Fruit
You Can Get The Good-News Online at:
Weather
Outlook
www.TheSpringfieldPaper.com
The local Springfield-Clark
County, Ohio area for the
Easter weekend through the
first full week of April, 2010
experienced unusually warm
temperatures and stormy conditions. The high temperatures
exceeded 80 degrees on four
of the first 8 dates along with
gusty winds recorded at 48
miles per hour at my weather
station on Saturday evening
the 03rd and a severe thunderstorm on the night of the
06th with winds to 46 miles
per hour also recorded at my
weather station. A cold front
moved through the night of
the 07th bringing in chilly
temperatures with highs in the
40s and 50s and lows in the
30s for the end of the week. A
warming trend started on the
weekend.
The National weather Service extended outlook maps
for the local area for the period of April the 14th through
the 21st, 2010 is prediction a
return to above to much above
normal temperatures and near
to below normal precipitation
or rainfall.
The period should begin
on Wednesday and Thursday
on the western side of a high
pressure area bringing in fair
skys, dry conditions, and warm
temperatures with highs in the
70s to around 80 degrees and
lows in the 50s and low 60s.
A low pressure area and its
associated cold front should
move through Thursday night
or Friday with scattered rain
and/or thundershowers. This
should be followed by pleasant early spring conditions
with sunny skies, dry conditions and warm temperatures
for the weekend into the next
Tuesday. Another cold front
should then move through the
area the next Wednesday with
more scattered rain and/or
thundershowers.
My weather records for
the period of April the 14th
through the 21st, 1969 through
2009 indicates a high temperature of a balmy 88 degrees
recorded April the 16th and
18th, 2002. The lowest temperature was a chilly 24 degrees recorded April the 19th,
1983. The average high temperature is 64 degrees with an
average low of 44 degrees for
an average of 54 degrees. The
greatest rain total is a soaking
2.28 inches recorded April the
16th, 1998. The greatest snow
total is 0.5 inch recorded April
the 16, 1986. The greatest
snowdepth is also 0.5 inch recorded also on April the 16th,
1986.
The Funny Paper
Homegrown Comics & Cartoons from Around the Local Area!
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Y E A R S O F S E RV I N G
O U R G R E AT C O M M U N I T Y
On The Record
Mary E. Hohlmayer
Mary E. Hohlmayer, 82, of Springfield, died Sunday April 4, 2010 in
Good Shepherd Village. She was
born January 8, 1928 in Springfield, Ohio, the daughter of John
and Clara Mae (Littler) Allison.
She was a member of Grace United Methodist Church. Mary was
a member of Home City Chapter
#258 Order of Eastern Star for
over sixty years. Survivors include
her husband of fifty-three years,
George Hohlmayer; two daughters
and sons-in-law, Kathy Jo and William Lake of North Carolina; Jennifer Lee and Gary Holub of South
Carolina; five grandchildren, Courtney Lake of Virginia, Deane Lewis
(Marilee) Lake of North Dakota,
Griffin Holub of Nevada, Shana
Holub of Massachusetts and Erin
Holub of South Carolina. She was
preceded in death by her parents
and three brothers, George, Robert
and Roger. A gathering of family and friends will be held from 5
p.m. and 8 p.m. Wednesday in the
LITTLETON & RUE FUNERAL
HOME, where funeral services will
be held at 2 p.m. Thursday April 8,
2010 with Pastor Bruce Gischel officiating. Burial will be in Glen Haven Memorial Gardens. You may
express condolences to the family
at www.littletonandrue.com
Raymond D. Powell
Raymond D. Powell, 72, took his
Last Ride to be with his Lord early
on Easter Morning, April 4, 2010.
Raymond was born in Springfield
November 10, 1937 to Marvin William and Elsie Lucille (Armstrong)
Powell. Raymond was preceded
in death by daughter Melissa Kay;
wife Anna Lou Powell (Linthicum); and grandson Michael Raymond Powell. He is survived by
his wife, Patricia Staples-Powell of
Springfield and her children William R. (Brenda) Staples, of South
Vienna; Christopher E. (Melissa)
Staples, of South Carolina; and
Carlanne (James) Staples- Knapke,
of Wlimington; daughters Tamera
(James) Kindelberger of Springfield; Robin (Lonnie) Perry of
Sunbury; sons Larry (Cindy) Powell of Benson, AZ; Bart (Debbie)
Powell of Westerville; brothers Jim
(Bonnie) Powell of Cincinnati, and
Dick (Phyllis) Powell of Ocala, FL;
20 grandchildren, and 14 greatgrandchildren. From 1955 until
1958, Raymond served with the
United States Marine Corps, and
cherished his duty to his country
throughout his life. He served an
additional 4 years in the Army National Guard. Sgt. Powell’s proudest moments were the more than
11 years he spent with the Clark
County Sheriff’s Department helping to protect and to serve his community. He was a long-term member and leader of the Blue Knights
and treasured the associations
with his many fellow officers. He
was also a member of the Alladin
Shrine and the Fraternal Order of
Police. An avid motorcyclist since
before the age of 10, Raymond was
a member and chapter Director of
local affiliates of the Gold Wing
Road Riders Association in Ohio
and Florida. Travelling throughout
the United States, he shared over
500,000 miles of the nation’s roads
and highways with his hundreds
of touring associates, family, and
friends. Those who shared those
rides remember his vast knowledge of hundreds of fine places to
enjoy a sandwich or a meal, and
thousands of good “rest areas”.
The friends he made on these tours
remained vitally important to him
in his life, and have proven loyal
throughout the many months of his
failing health. Raymond was also
a 32nd Degree Mason, member of
the H. S. Kissell Lodge, #674, F &
AM. In honor of Raymond, a gathering of family and friends will be
held from 6 PM to 8 PM on Friday,
April 9 in the LITTLETON & RUE
FUNERAL HOME & CREMATORY. A memorial service will
be held at 1 PM Saturday, April 10
in the funeral home, followed by a
vehicle and motorcycle procession
to Rose Hill Burial Park. Graveside services with military and FOP
honors will be presented there. You
may express condolences at www.
littletonandrue.com.
Sara Lynn McGlothen
Sara Lynn McGlothen, Our amazing, beautiful daughter, passed
away on Good Friday, April 2,
2010, at The Ohio State University
Medical Center, Ross Heart Hospital. Sara was born on September 21,
1982. She was 27 years old. Sara is
survived by her parents: (Mary)
Arlene and Keith Dunmire of
Springfield and Douglas and Jane
McGlothen of Xenia. Sara has the
following brothers and sisters: Michael McGlothen, Lucas Dunmire,
Megan Dunmire, Robert Hostetler,
and Laura Hostetler. Sara was an
aunt to Joseph and Brandon McGlothen. Sara was a granddaughter
to the following: George and Dolly
Buckner (deceased) of Xenia, and
Robert and Juanita McGlothen of
Xenia. Sara was a loved and treasured part of everyone’s life who
knew her, and she will be missed
beyond measure. A memorial service is scheduled to celebrate her
life on Friday, April 9th, 2010, at
7:00 p.m., at A House of Prayer
(AHOP),
356 Home Avenue, Xenia. Flowers may be sent or donations can
be made in her honor to the Unverferth House, 190 King Avenue,
Columbus, Ohio. The family is being served by LITTLETON & RUE
FUNERAL HOME & CREMATORY. You may express condolences
to the family at www.littletonandrue.com
Barbara
(PegHuffman) Detrick
Detrick, Barbara (Peg Huffman),
94, died on Wednesday, April 7,
2010 at Heartland Nursing Home.
She was born on April 19, 1915 at
home to Daniel and Helen Huffman. She was the great-granddaughter of Daniel and Barbara
Hertzler. She was preceded in death
by her husband of 68 years, George
E. Detrick; brothers, James Huffman and Charles Campbell; sisters,
Betty (Ralph) Greene, Beatrice
Parish and Helen McNicole; and
beloved step-father, Charles (Dad)
Campbell. She is survived by a
brother, Richard (Marge) Campbell
of Mesa, Arizona; son, Dr. Daniel
(Sharon) Detrick of Tremont City;
daughter, Betty (Howard) Channell
of Springfield; grandchildren, Todd
(Janet) Channell, Cathy (Jeff) Botti,
Elaine (Jim) Keplinger, Dr. Tammy
(Dan) Samiec, Dawn Detrick, A.
Kaye (Bart) Wells and Matt Detrick; Great-grandchildren, Nate and
Josh (Becca) Botti, Tony and Jillian Channell, Whitney, Tyler, and
Dean Wells, and Seth Keplinger;
great-great grandchildren, Elijah
Keplinger; and numerous nieces
and nephews. Peg was a member
and worker of the Tremont United
Methodist Church, a 50 year member of the Eastern Star, and DAR.
She was a loving full-time mother,
grandmother, and housewife. We
wish to thank Ruth Alexander, a
truly loyal friend to the end, and
Shirley Powell, Karen Mossbarger, and Walter Mock, for their
countless visits. Marty Tayloe, her
guardian angel, who was always
at her side and all of the staff at
heartland for their love and care she
was given. Friends may call from
6-8 PM on Friday, April 9, 2010 at
JACKSON LYTLE WILLIAMS
FUNERAL
HOME-Springfield,
where a celebration of Peg’s life
will be held on Saturday, April 10,
2010 at 1:30 PM. Pastor Walter
Mock officiating. Interment to follow at Mt. Calvary Cemetery. In
Lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to the Tremont
United Methodist Church in Tremont City, Ohio. Condolences may
be expressed to the family at www.
jacksonlytle.com.
Wilton Junior
Beverly
Wilton Junior Beverly, 82 of
Springfield went to be with the
Lord on Wednesday, April 7, 2010.
He was born in Washington County, VA on January 31, 1928, the son
of Archie William and Lillian Jane
(Han) Beverly. Junior was a member of Springfield Missionary Baptist Church. He retired as a welder
from Morgal Machine & Tool. He
was preceded in death by his parents; first wife Maude Beverly and
second wife Vera Beverly; sisters
Mary Beverly, Lena Miracle, and
Dorothy Kibler; brothers James and
Manuel Beverly. He is survived
by his brother Ballard Beverly of
Springfield; sisters Louise Kibler of
Springfield, and Barbara Owens of
Mountain City, TN; several nieces
and nephews. Visitation will be
Sunday from 6-8 pm in the RICHARDS, RAFF & DUNBAR MEMORIAL HOME. Services will be
Monday at 11:00 am in the Springfield Missionary Baptist Church
with Rev. James Reed officiating.
Burial will follow in Sunset Memo-
rial Park. Memorial contributions
are requested to the donor’s choice.
Expressions of sympathy may be
sent to www.richardsraffanddunbar.com.
Joyce Ann Aleshire
Joyce Ann Aleshire, 79, of Springfield, passed away on Thursday,
April 8, 2010 at the Forest Glen
Health Campus following a courageous battle with cancer. She was
born on January 15, 1931 in South
Charleston, Ohio the daughter of
Sylvan Pearl and Nora Catherine
(Rockel) Baker. She was preceded
in death by her husband of fiftythree and a half years, Robert Elmo
Aleshire on March 12, 2005. She
graduated from Westville High
School class of 1949. In the 1950’s
Joyce Ann worked at the Champaign
National Bank as a teller. The rest
of her life she worked diligently to
raise her three children and support
her loving husband. She is survived
by one daughter and son-in-law,
Rita Jo and Tim Wisecup of Yellow
Springs, two sons and daughtersin-law, Brent and Nancy Aleshire
of West Chester, and Brad and Julie
Aleshire of London; grandchildren:
Brandi Aleshire, Shannon Dorr,
Jessica Aleshire, Kaylee Aleshire,
Leah and Scott Aleshire, and Brittany and Jonathan Wisecup; great
grandchildren, Alex and Hunter
Payton, Dakota and Cameo Burton, and Emalee Dorr; one sister
and brother-in-law, Verna Mae and
Leland Dooley of Springfield, one
brother and sister-in-law, Lamar
and Kay Baker of Urbana, several
nieces, nephews, cousins, and dear
friend, Sara Crabill. A gathering of
family and friends will be held on
Sunday, April 11, 2010 from 2-5
p.m. in the LITTLETON & RUE
FUNERAL HOME where services
will be held on Monday at 10:30
a.m. with Reverend Lee Stanley
officiating. Entombment will be
in the Rose Hill Mausoleum. The
family wishes to thank Forest Glen,
Community Mercy Hospice, and
the many caregivers throughout
her illness. Memorial contributions
may be made to Community Mercy
Hospice, 411 W. Harding, Springfield, OH 45504 or the American
Cancer Society, 2808 Reading Rd.,
Cincinnati, OH 45206. You may
express condolences at www.littletonandrue.com
Marcella L. Donohoe
Donohoe, Marcella L., 81, passed
away peacefully on Thursday, April
8, 2010. She was born on December 16, 1928, daughter of Carl and
Wilmetta (Hodge) Hopkins. She is
preceded in death by her parents;
brother, Tommy Hopkins; and sisters, Vivian Bruney, Wanda Wilson,
and Barbara Breslin. She is survived by her sons, Ralph Donohoe,
Don Donohoe, and Keith Donohoe; daughter, Margaret Jordan;
brother, William Hopkins; sisters,
Dorothy Gano, Becky Banks, and
Dixie Secat; grandchildren, Ronald
(Michelle) Jordan, Robert Jordan,
Amanda (Charles) Green, Cody
Donohoe, and Brittney Donohoe;
5 great- grandchildren; and several
nieces and nephews. A celebration
of Marcella’s life will be held on
Saturday, April 10, 2010 at 3 PM
at INGLING WILLIAMS FUNERAL HOME-South Charleston,
with visitation one hour prior to
service. Burial to follow at Greenlawn Cemetery. Condolences may
be sent to the family at www.jacksonlytle.com.
Randy L. Cline
Cline, Randy L., 50, of Springfield,
passed away Wednesday, April 7,
2010. He was born on January 26,
1960, a son of Richard and Judy
Cline. Randy was a family man
who loved spending time with
his grandkids including watching them play sports and watching
Friday night wrestling with them.
He loved camping and was an avid
Browns fan. Randy worked as an
electrician for many years. Overall, he loved spending time with
his family and he truly loved “his
girls”. He is survived by his mother,
Judy Cline; wife, Amanda Cline; 3
daughters, Alane (Matt) Henson,
Mindy (Brandon) Cline, and Danielle (Joe) Thomson; grandchildren,
Matthew Henson Jr., Joe Thomson
Jr., Kylie Cline, Bayden Cline,
Brenna Nawman, Connor Nawman, Camden Nawman, and Jayden
Thomson; brothers, Rick (Betty)
Cline, Bill Cline, and Rick Richardson; sisters, Robbin Kirkbride, Pam
(Roy) Mason, and Casey Cline;
step-daughter, Miranda Vaughn;
mother of his children, Carla Cline;
and numerous nieces, nephews, and
friends. He is preceded in death by
his father, Richard Cline; and sister, Sherry Richardson. A gathering of friends and family will be
held on Sunday, April 11, 2010
from 4-6 PM at JACKSON LYTLE
WILLIAMS FUNERAL HOMESpringfield, where funeral services
will be held on Monday, April 12,
2010 at 2 PM. Burial to follow at
Ferncliff Cemetery. Condolences
may be sent to the family at www.
jacksonlytle.com.
Mary E. Lange
Mary E. Lange, 87, of Springfield,
Ohio, died on January 17, 2010 in
Fort Worth, Texas, following a brief
illness. She was born on January
5, 1923, in Ashland City, Tennessee, the daughter of John and Elsie Hunter. Mary was a long-time
member of Zion Lutheran Church.
She graduated from Springfield
High School in the Class of 1941
and then attended Ohio University.
She served our country in one of
the first classes of the United States
Navy WAVES, during which time
she met her husband, Raymond C.
Lange. They were married for 62
years. Mary was an active member
of Alpha Delta Pi Sorority Alumni,
the Red Hat Society, and volunteered with Young Women’s Mission. She enjoyed many years of
playing golf as a Charter Member
of Northwood Hills Country Club
and in many local tournaments. She
won the Springfield Women’s City
Golf championship in 1968 and
has the unique golfing distinction
of shooting two “holes-in-one”, in
1967 and 1994. Mary was an avid
bridge player, achieving the ACBL
Bronze Life Master. She is survived by one son, John (and Nona)
Lange, of Ghent, New York, two
daughters, Linda (and Paul) Metz
of Fort Worth, Texas; and Deborah
Lange of Springfield; brother-inlaw, Loren Lange of Palmer, Kansas, and sister-in-law, Sara Hunter
of Springfield; eight grandchildren,
two great grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. She was
preceded in death by her parents,
husband and two brothers, Ed and
Robert Hunter. A memorial services will be held 2:00 p.m., Saturday,
April 17th at Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church, 1801 St. Paris Pike,
Springfield, OH 45504. In lieu
of flowers, contributions may be
sent to American Macular Degeneration Foundation, PO Box 515,
Northampton, MA 01061-0515, or
online at www.macular.org. The
family is being served by LITTLETON & RUE FUNERAL HOME &
CREMATORY. You may express
condolences to the family at www.
littletonandrue.com
his country in the Vietnam Conflict.
His memory will be cherished by
his loving and devoted wife, Marjorie (Wellington) Peppers; two
sons, Daryl (Vivian) Wellington
and Kevin (Kim) Wellington; three
sisters, Mary Glover, Thelma Warren and Janice Ammons and a host
of other relatives and friends. Private services for Mr. Peppers will
be held in the Robert C. Henry Funeral Home. Arrangements provided by the Robert C. Henry Funeral
Home.
LEWIS M. SNOW, SR
LEWIS M. SNOW, SR. 83, of
New Carlisle, Ohio passed away
Thursday April 8, 2010. He was
born November 2, 1926 in Butler,
Pennsylvania the son of the late
Lewis & Marie (Rodgerson) Snow.
He was a U.S. Army veteran and
retired from Crown Cork & Seal.
He is survived by his wife, Betty
Snow; a daughter, Rebecca Hay
and life partner Kerry Reeser; stepson, Terry & Helen Brown; eleven
grandchildren; nineteen great
grandchildren; a sister-in-law, Jean
Snow; nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends. In addition to his
parents, he is preceded in death by
his first wife, Veronica M. Snow;
a son, Lewis Snow Jr., a daughter,
Mary Snow; great grandson, Cedar
Snow; step-granddaughter, Theresa
Brown; brothers & sisters, Joseph,
Frances & Jackie Snow, Mary Ballentine, Katherine Hankey & Gertrude Zavacky. Private services at
the convenience of the family. Arrangements by TROSTEL, CHAPMAN, DUNBAR & FRALEY
FUNERAL HOME, New Carlisle,
Ohio. Expressions of sympathy
may be sent to www.trostelchapman.com
Patricia Ann Rhodes
Patricia Ann Rhodes, 86, of Springfield died Saturday, March 27, 2010,
in Mercy St. John’s Center. She was
born in Columbus, Ohio, on March
12, 1924, the daughter of Russell
and Edith Verna (Eagan) Callahan.
Pat was a full time mom, having
raised six children. She was preceded in death by her parents; husband
Earl H. Rhodes, and brother William
Callahan. She has left to cherish
her memory, her children Richard
Rhodes of Columbus, Pamela (Howard) Olson, Steve (Dene) Rhodes,
David Rhodes, Jeffrey Rhodes,
and Beth Rhodes all of Springfield;
grandchildren Matthew & Jason
Rhodes, Jeremy & Jennifer Olson,
Stephanie (DJ) Zink, Stephen &
Scott Rhodes, Jamie (Elijah) Vereen;
and several great-grandchildren. In
keeping with Mrs. Rhodes wishes,
cremation will take place and private services will be held at the convenience of the family. Patricia’s
great faith, beautiful spirit and love
will be greatly missed, but she’s now
at peace and “dancing” in heaven.
RICHARDS, RAFF & DUNBAR
MEMORIAL HOME has been enEvelyn L. Derrickson trusted with the final arrangements.
Expressions of sympathy may be
Evelyn L. Derrickson, of Spring- sent to www.richardsraffanddunbar.
field went home to be with her Lord com.
and Savior on April 7, 2010, the
daughter of Thomas and Lucinda
(Turney) Derrickson.
Evelyn’s
parents, sisters, Marguerite, Delsena, Roberta, twin Elsie and brother
William all preceded her in death.
She was a member of Phillips Chapel C.M.E. Church where she sang
in the senior choir and attended
while her health permitted. Evelyn
retired from John Mansville. She
leaves to cherish her memory her
beloved daughter, Cindy Ferguson;
two grandsons who were great joys
in her life, Shannon M. Ferguson
of South Korea and Brandon A.
Ferguson of Columbus, Ohio; four
great grandsons, two great granddaughters and a host of other relatives and friends. Funeral services
will be Tuesday April 13, 2010 at
Phillips Chapel C.M.E. Church,
230 Fair Street with Pastor Samuel
Carter officiating. The family will
receive friends one hour prior to
the services. Interment at Ferncliff
Cemetery. Arrangements provided
by the Robert C. Henry Funeral
Home. The family wishes to acknowledge Good Shepard Village
with a heartfelt thank you to all of
the staff and to Dr. Gerald Dudney
for the excellent care, love and support provided to our loved one.
Robert D. Peppers
Robert D. Peppers, 72, of Springfield passed away April 6, 2010.
He was born December 17, 1937
in Indianapolis, Indiana a son of
Logan and Ann (Imes) Peppers.
Robert retired from the U.S. Navy
after many years of service and was
honorably discharged. He served
DONALD R. WILLIAMSON
78, of New Carlisle, Ohio passed
away Wednesday March 24, 2010
in Columbus, Ohio. He was born
March 25, 1931 in Dayton the son of
the late Dwight & Ethel (King) Williamson. He was a U.S. Air Force
and Navy reserve veteran. He retired
from New Britain Machine and is a
member of the Peace of Our Savior
Lutheran Church, New Carlisle. He
is survived by his wife of 58 years,
Marcella; three daughters, Karen &
Bill Kalbfeld, Kathy & Bert Crain,
Donna Cutshaw; eleven grandchildren; six great grandchildren;
two sisters, Lois Lazure & Nancy
Mendenhall; nieces, nephews, other
relatives and friends. Visitation will
be 10–11:30 AM Saturday March
27, 2010 at the Peace of Our Savior Lutheran Church, New Carlisle
with service at 11:30 in the church
with Pastor Marc Frey officiating.
Burial will be in Glen Haven Memorial Gardens. Arrangements by the
TROSTEL, CHAPMAN, DUNBAR
& FRALEY FUNERAL HOME,
New Carlisle, Ohio. Expressions
of sympathy may be sent to www.
trostelchapman.com
Mary Opal Dooley
Mary Opal Dooley, 80, of Springfield, Ohio went home to be with
her Lord and Savior Jesus Christ on
Tuesday, March 23, 2010 at Mercy
St. John’s Center after fighting a
courageous battle with lung disease.
She was born on May 29, 1929 in
Wayland, Kentucky the daughter
of the Rev. Franklin Griffith and
Ollie (Griffith) Nichols. She was a
faithful member and prayer warrior
of the Springfield Free Will Baptist
Church. Mary served the National
Association of Free Will Baptists
for many years as a leader of Women Nationally Active for Christ, an
international evangelical mission’s
organization. She served in local,
state, and national offices, and was
the first Ohio state president of the
organization. Mary was the faithful loving wife of Allie Jay Dooley
for 52 years and the loving mother
of; Greg (Kathy) DeCoursey of
Harrod, Ohio; Trixie (Norman-deceased) Watts of Springfield; Faith
(Rick) Fanning of Murphy, North
Carolina; Debora (Donald) Reed
of Springfield and the Rev. Tom
(Angela) Dooley of Youngstown,
Ohio. She counted it a blessing to be grandmother to twentytwo grandchildren: Greg’s-Lisa
(Holt) McNelly, Greg II (Beckie)
DeCoursey, Heather Sherman,
and Hope (Jim) Duran; Trixie’s
–Charles (Megan) Watts, Stephanie (Shane) Chapman, Kristopher
Watts, Christopher (Bobbi) Watts,
Joseph (Jamie) Watts, Tina Corwin,
and Amanda (Jeremiah) Trainer;
Faith’s-Joshua (Jamie) Queen, Caleb (Amy) Queen, Ruthanna (William) Cydrus, Joseph Fanning, Jada
Fanning, and Robbie (April) Miles ;
Debora’s- Donita Reed, and Melissa (Matt) Pitstick; Tom’s-Benjamin
Dooley, Laura Dooley, and Alan
(Karla) Dooley. She was also the
proud great-grandmother of thirtyfive great-grandchildren which
she counted as a blessing. Mary
was the beloved sister of : Lillian
Conley-Ousley-Prestonsburg, Ky.;
Bill (Marygail) Griffith-Clarksville, Ohio; Julia (Bob) DucheminFranklin, Ohio; and John (Billie)
Griffith-Springboro, Ohio. She is
also survived by numerous nieces
and nephews, and countless friends.
Her home going was preceded
by a sister, Roberta Griffith, and
brother, Gene Griffith, one grandchild, Jennifer Lynn Watts, and one
great-grandchild, Courtney Cydrus.
Visitation will be Thursday from
4-8 PM. in the Richards, Raff and
Dunbar Memorial Home. Funeral
services will be held Friday at
11:00 AM. in the Springfield Free
Will Baptist Church, 1825 Sunset
Avenue with Pastor Charles Crider
officiating. Interment will be in
Rose Hill Mausoleum. Expressions
of sympathy may be sent to www.
richardsraffanddunbar.com.
Herman Franklin Artis
Herman Franklin Artis, 86 of
Springfield, died peacefully after a
brief illness, March 22, 2010 at his
residence surrounded by his loving
family. Herman was born November
12, 1923 in London, Ohio to Nelson and Ina (Jackson) Artis. After
serving our nation in the Navy during World War II, Herman retired
from the Defense Electronic Supply Center after 34 years of dutiful
service. Herman was a gentle man
who placed the utmost emphasis on
his family, to whom he was deeply
devoted. He was married 62 years
and is survived by his wife Juanita
(Dolby) Artis, a daughter Linda
Artis, and a granddaughter Joanna
Smith, both of Dublin, Ohio. In
addition to numerous nieces and
nephews, Herman leaves behind
brothers Melvin (Linda) Armstrong
of Carmel, Indiana and Earl (Carol)
Artis of London, Ohio. Herman
now joins his daughter Stephanie
Renee Artis, four brothers and two
sisters who preceded him in death.
A memorial service will be held at
1:00 PM, Thursday, March 25 at
Christ Episcopal Church with The
Rev. Charlotte Collins Reed officiating. The family will receive visitors in the Parish Hall of the church
following the service. Funeral arrangements have been entrusted to
RICHARDS, RAFF & DUNBAR
MEMORIAL HOME. In lieu of
flowers, memorial contributions
may be made to the Lupus Foundation of America, 2000 L Street NW,
Suite 710, Washington, DC 20036,
or to Christ Episcopal Church. Expressions of sympathy may be sent
to
www.richardsraffanddunbar.
com.
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the Lord are the death
of His saints" John 11:25
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The Great Downtown Cleanup
Volunteers are needed
to participate in the Great
Downtown Cleanup, a
half-day beautification effort focused on downtown
Springfield. The Center
City Association and Keep
Clark County Beautiful
are sponsoring the cleanup, which is scheduled for
8 a.m. to noon, Saturday,
April 24, with a celebration lunch planned imme-
diately afterward.
Maureen Fagans, executive director of the
Center City Association,
said activities planned
for the Great Downtown
Cleanup, include picking
up litter, power washing of
sidewalks, planting flowers and more.
“We want downtown
Springfield to be spruced
up and looking its best,”
Fagans said. “We have
about 60 volunteers already registered, but the
more we have, the greater
the impact of our cleanup.”
Volunteers need to register by Monday, April 19,
so organizers can have
an accurate count of food
and supplies for the event.
Registration forms are
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The Women’s Council of Realtors recently presented a $500 check to Anna Plataniotis, Events Coordinator, to benefit the 2010 Empty Bowls fundraiser for the
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Events Coordinator, and Ammie Spahr, loan originator with Wells Fargo. “Ammie
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We proudly support 4-H and county fairs
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others through out Ohio. Merchants is a
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it is raising a pig, rabbit or completing a sewing project. These kids put their heart and soul into their projects
and we want to make sure they get recognized for their efforts whether it is donating money to help buy the
ribbons and plaques or sitting at the animal auctions and bidding on or buying their animals. It has given me
personally a much greater appreciation to see all the hard work the youth in our county put into something
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Page C8 • The Springfield Paper • April 14, 2010
“2010 Alumni Of Distinction Award”
Ten honorees of the
Springfield City Schools
“2010 Alumni of Distinction Award” will be
recognized at a public
ceremony Friday evening, April 16, at Casey’s
Restaurant, 2205 Park
Road, steering committee chairperson Geraldine
E. Stafford announced
today. Social hour starts
at 6 PM followed by the
dinner and program.
The honorees are MildredArchie of Springfield,
Class of 1949; Richard L.
Dunbar of Springfield,
Class of 1972; Andy Irick
of Springfield, Class of
1976; Jeanne Heckler
Lampe of Springfield,
Class of 1973; Rosella
E. Martin of Springfield,
Class of 1936; James R.
McClelland of Xenia,
Class of 1974; Douglas
M. Rastatter of Springfield, Class of 1987;
Jayne Eberling Schooler
of Lebanon, Class of
1970; Donald R. Thompson of Centerville, Class
of 1963 and Richard A.
Umbaugh of Springfield,
Class of 1950.
A special program is
planned at Springfield
High School the morning
of April 16 to acquaint
high school students with
the outstanding alumni.
The student program will
be followed by a special
luncheon for the honorees at Wittenberg University. The Friday events
and dinner activities are
being carried out by the
Alumni of Distinction
Award Steering Committee. The committee
recognition activities are
provided through local
contributions and no tax
dollars are used for this
program, Ms. Stafford reported.
This is the fifth year
the committee will recognize former students
of the Springfield City
Schools system who have
made outstanding accomplishments following
graduation, Ms. Stafford
said. For more information, contact the Chairperson at 324-4955.
2010 Alumni of Dis-
tinction Award Honorees:
Springfield missionary Mildred Archie, SHS
Class of 1949, is well recognized and admired in
the area for her contributions to society, both domestic and foreign. Her
community involvement
is an example for many
citizens to follow. Her
service to this country in
the Defense Department
led her to many countries where she lived and
worked. Mildred’s first
assignment in 1964 was
Iceland and she became
the first black person assigned to that post. Mildred attained the position
of Executive Officer in
the State Department’s
Foreign Service before
retiring after 22 years
of service. Then, having
time to finish her college, she graduated from
Wittenberg in 1990 and
completed courses in
missions at the United
Methodist Seminary in
Dayton. Now retired for
the second time, Mildred
is writing books on her
experiences as a missionary.
Richard L. (Rick)
Dunbar, South HS Class
of 1972, graduated with
honors in the 1977 class
of the Cincinnati College of Mortuary Science. In a few years, Rick
rose from Junior Partner
to President of the firm
now known as Richards,
Raff & Dunbar Memorial
Home. The owner of two
funeral homes, Rick is
well known as a community volunteer serving on
many boards, as well as
being very active in the organizations of his chosen
field. He has established
a weekly Grief Support
Group for those grieving
and in need, even if they
did not use his funeral
homes. He looks on his
career as a ministry, feeling that each person deserves a meaningful, dignified service. Among his
many honors and awards,
Rick received the Kiwanis Brown Derby Award.
He serves on the Clark
State Foundation Board;
the ethics committee of
Selected
Independent
Funeral Directors, an international, invitational
honorary organization; is
a member of St. Andrews
Masonic Lodge #619 F
& M and the Springfield
Museum of Art.
Andy Irick, NHS
Class of 1976, served
in the United States Air
Force from 1978-1982
and in 1986, he graduated
from Wittenberg University with a B.A. in Business Administration. As a
career banker, Andy has
chosen to take an active
part in his community
and has served in many
leadership positions during his career. He is currently the President of the
Springfield Museum of
Art Board of Trustees, a
Trustee of the Springfield
Rotary Club and Paul
Harris Fellow, the SHS
Alumni Foundation Treasurer and the Springfield
Campaign Chair for the
Ohio Foundation of Independent Colleges. Andy
has been in the banking
business for 23 years and
is the Senior Vice President of Security National
Bank, Springfield.
Jeanne
Heckler
Lampe, NHS Class of
1973, is a graduate of
William Woods University in Fulton, MO, with a
B.S. in Business Administration. She is the president, CEO and owner of
3G Graphic Solutions,
the parent corporation
of Miller Printing Company, Rhoades Paper Box
Company, Visual Education, the Barrett Brothers
Legal Publishers, Armstrong Instant Print and
the Springfield Packaging Company. Jeanne is
also the General Partner
and Managing Partner
of Thornhill Farms, a
1,425 acre grain and livestock operation in Clark
County. Her current
Board affiliations include
President of the Convention and Visitors Bureau,
Springfield/Clark County
Chamber of Commerce
and the Clark County Lit-
eracy Coalition.
Rosella Martin, SHS
Class of 1936, is best
known in the community as Rosie, a woman of
many talents! Rosie was
the office secretary at
SHS for Principal Charles
L. Fox and gained the
reputation of keeping everything running smoothly at all times. She served
as secretary to the superintendent from 1969 until
her retirement in 1977.
When Mr. Fox became
the Rotary Club secretary, he enlisted Rosie to
be his helper. In 1988, she
became the first wo-man
to join the Springfield
Rotary Club as an official
member. Rosie influenced
the lives of more than
50,000 students during
the 30 years she worked
at the high school and
helped bring joy to the
lives of many underprivileged and handicapped
children through Rotary.
James Richard (Rick)
McClelland, South HS
Class of 1974, graduated from the U.S. Naval
Academy in 1978, earning a B.S. in Aerospace
Engineering and a commission as Ensign in the
U.S. Navy. Rick became
a systems development
engineer at Wright-Patterson in 1983. He is
currently Chief of the
Systems Engineering Division at Robins AFB,
GA. He holds a Master of
Science and Doctorate of
Management and has received numerous awards
and honors for community and professional work.
Rick was President of the
Xenia School Board in
2009, serves as the BSA
Tecumseh Council Executive Board Vice President and is an Adjunct
Faculty member at Wilberforce University.
Douglas
Rastatter,
NHS Class of 1987, graduated with Distinction in
1990 from Penn State
University and was selected for Phi Beta Kappa,
an honorary society. He
received his Law Degree
from the Uni-versity of
Cincinnati where he was
on the Dean’s List. Doug
was an Assistant Prosecutor for 10 years before
serving as a Clark County
Common Pleas Judge. He
has gained respect as a
judge for his work ethic,
intelligence, enthusiasm
and integrity. Doug has
been involved in many
community activities including the Jail Chaplaincy, Children’s Rescue
Ministry and Selma Road
Basketball Camp for disadvantaged youth. Doug
has partnered with the
Nehemiah Foundation in
its projects and is actively
involved with the Springfield Family YMCA.
Jayne
Eberling
Schooler, NHS Class of
1970, holds a B.A. in
English and a Master of
Ministry in Life Issues
Counseling from the Master’s International School
of Divinity. She is a nationally known speaker
and award winner for her
work as a child welfare
trainer. Jayne is the author of books on adoption
and foster care and conducts workshops for professionals working with
children and families.
Included in honors Jayne
has received are the Ohio
Child Welfare Trainer
of the Year and National
Distinguished Trainer of
the Year for the National
Staff and Training Development Association
- Washington, D.C. Jayne
is affiliated with the Institute for Human Services
in Columbus, Ohio and
has over twenty years experience in her field.
Donald R. Thompson,
South HS Class of 1963,
has led a life of community and public service to
help improve educational
opportunities. He received
his B.S. in Business Administration, Masters in
Educational Administration, and Ph.D. in Education between 1968 and
1978. Among his numerous honors and accomplishments, Don was the
recipient of the Distinguished Service Award of
the American Association
of School Administrators
in 1998 and was named
Alumnus of the Year in
1997 by the College of
Education and Human
Development at Bowling
Green State University.
Don was most recently
honored with the Ohio
Educational
Service
Center Association Torch
Award in 2005 and has
numerous educational
articles and publications
to his credit. He is an active member of Kiwanis
International and many
professional and honorary associations.
Richard A. Umbaugh, SHS Class of
1950, was a graduate
of Ohio State University, having achieved his
D.D.S. Degree in 1956
and Graduate Certificate
in Orthodontics in 1961.
His service as a Captain and dentist in the
U.S.A.F. between 195658 in Alaska preceded his
practice in Springfield.
Dick joined his father’s
Orthodontic practice in
1958 and was active in
this specialty field until his own retirement in
1998. Still remaining active in his professional
and community activities, Dick has provided
many contributions to
the Clark County community. Holding active
memberships in numerous Dental Associations,
he is a Fellow, Pierre
Fauchard Academy; Fellow, American College of
Dentists; served in various positions in the Ohio
Dental Association; Mad
River Valley Dental Society; American Dental
Association; the Ohio,
Great Lakes Society and
American Associations
of Orthodontists and The
Psi Omega Dental Fraternity, OSU Chapter.
Educational
contributions include Dick’s service on the Springfield
Board of Education, the
Springfield-Clark County JVS Board and Clark
State College Board on
which he was awarded
the Trustees Emeritus
status.
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