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Vol. 161, No. 164 SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 2012 50 cents daily/$1.50 Sunday Tolliver to join Million Dollar Quartet Wayne Allen funny is that there is a different director to rehearse a few more which means it could run for PDT StaffW riter casting company for the upcom- scenes. When I left they seemed years.” ing Vegas show. They have never thrilled, they called about five When asked about his reaction Jacob Tolliver, a Portsmouth seen or heard of me. They found days ago and told me I got the about all of this he said, “this West graduate, is known through- me on YouTube two weeks ago role as an understudy for Jerry is really an opportunity of a life out the community for his musi- and commented on three videos Lee Lewis,” Tolliver said. time. Can’t wait to start! I’ve cal abilities. After the first of the and even found where I have He said the reason he got the been trying to get this for a few year he will be moving to Las Ve- been in Portsmouth Little The- role as understudy is because years now and now that I have gas to perform in a show called atre and contacted them trying there really isn’t enough time to it, it’s a really satisfying feeling! ‘Million Dollar Quartet.’ to get ahold of me. I called them learn the role. Super excited! Vegas is also prac- “It (Million Dollar Quartet) back the next day and they said “There is only like three weeks tically the crooner capitol of the started out as a broadway show, ‘have you ever heard of the show of rehearsal. So they are flying world so hopefully after a while there is a Chicago, London and Million Dollar Quartet? We’d in people from the New York I can start up some crooner gigs New York City touring show as Jacob Tolliver like to fly you out to Vegas to City and Chicago touring com- on the side.” well. It’s about Elvis, Jerry Lee and was told he was to young at audition for the upcoming Vegas panies to start the show out For more information about Lewis, Johnny Cash and Carl the time. run.” while the understudies are get- the Million dollar Quartet visit, Perkins getting together unex- “When I turned 18 they called Tolliver flew out last weekend ting ‘groomed,” Tolliver said. www.milliondollarquartetlive. pectedly having an impromptu me. I went to NYC in March and and auditioned. “Rehearsal starts Jan. 7 and the com/. jam session at Sun Records,” auditioned again. Well nothing “The first day I played a few show starts Feb. 19. So I have to Tolliver said. has happened since then. Un- songs and read a scene from the move out there after the first of Wayne Allen may be reached at 740-353- Tolliver first auditioned for the til now,” Tolliver said. “What’s script. I went back the next day the year. It’s at the Harrah’s In 3101, ext. 228, or wallen@heartlandpubli- show when he was 16 years-old and had a one-on-one with the Vegas. It’s an open ended show cations.com. Partnership expected to boost Appalachian businesses Wayne Allen build on their past ex- PDT Staff Writer port achievements,” said Charles A. Ford, Deputy Recently the head of Director General of the the Appalachian Regional U.S. & Foreign Commer- Commission (ARC) and cial Service in a released Deputy Director Gen- statement. “We look for- eral of the U.S. and For- ward to leveraging our eign Commercial Service U.S. Commercial Service signed an export promo- network of offices to help tion partnership aimed boost exports that are at boosting exports from key to moving our econo- Appalachian-based busi- my forward and support- nesses. ing new jobs.” “Working with the Ap- The partnership ad- palachian Regional Com- vantages are expected to mission will strengthen include, “enhance ongo- our ability to reach out ing cooperation and co- and support small and ordination between the medium-size businesses two agencies (ARC and Wayne Allen | Daily Times across Appalachia as U.S, & Foreign Commer- Mike Bell (center) gathers with other veterans a supporters around a fire to keep warm while they are going homeless to they seek to launch new cial Services) to increase raise awareness. export initiatives and See BOOST ‌| A3 Going homeless to raise awareness Wayne Allen When asked if people have been Etterling-Tony Applegate Home PDT StaffW riter receptive to the group and their in- For Veterans Shelter to reality. tentions Bell said, “Scioto County “There have been six veterans Mike Bell and about 25 others has come out in droves to help us and four major supports that have including area veterans have gone do this, any and all support we have been with us the entire time and homeless since Thursday night. received and will receive from this two kids. That’s the awesome part, They will continue to go homeless community is greatly appreciated.” we can set the example for these until 6 p.m. tonight. He said money raised during the kids. They (kids) have been staying Their intention is to gather food event will be going to help start a and getting things out of people’s donations for the Veterans Helping veterans homeless shelter in New cars. We had a young lady yester- Veterans Food Pantry and the Sal- Boston. day (Friday) use her birthday mon- Submitted Photo | Daily Times vation Army Food Pantry, funds for Veterans Helping Veterans and ey doughnuts for us,” Bell said. “ Current and past members of the Young Spirits Dance Group. a proposed veterans homeless shel- Others is looking to establish the For more information about the ter and homelessness awareness. homeless veterans shelter in New veterans homeless shelter http:// “We are going homeless for vets Boston. The shelter would eventu- veteranshelping.org. For more Young Spirits Dance (veterans), raising awareness of ally be equipped to house up to 60 information about the Salvation homelessness amongst veterans of the communities homeless veter- Army of Portsmouth visit them on and also gathering canned food for ans. Facebook. two pantries,” Bell said. “Yesterday Bell, First Vice Commander for Group celebrates (Friday) were able to send 1,800 American Legion Post 471 is work- Wayne Allen may be reached at 740-353-3101, cans of food to the Salvation Army ing with Veterans Helping Veterans ext. 228, or wallen@heartlandpublications. Food Pantry.” and Others to bring the Jonathan com. 10th anniversary

Wayne Allen been blessed with great Girl Scouts redesign cookie box PDT StaffW riter community support including Beulah Baptist Church, Wayne Allen newly designed boxes. On Nov. 18 the Young our surrounding churches, PDT StaffW riter “Our council, along with Girl Spirits Dance Group held a community businesses Scout councils across the country, is celebration at Beulah Bap- and organizations. We are It’s been 13 years since the Girl thrilled to feature the newly designed tist Church in Portsmouth often reminded it takes a Scout cookie boxes have been rede- cookie boxes for our cookie program to mark their 10th anniver- village to raise a child, and signed. According to the Girl Scouts, next year,” said Tammy H. Wharton, sary. the boxes not only have a new look CEO of Girl Scouts of Ohio’s Heart- the Portsmouth community “The Young Spirits members have supported but a new purpose. The purpose land Council in a released statement. Dance Group focuses on in- of the new boxes are to elevate the “The new boxes feature information this group and are the rea- Submitted Photo | Daily Times dividual and group develop- son Young Spirits are still significance of the $790-million pro- that’s important to share with people ment reminding the youth Images of the newly redesigned Girl performing today.” gram. who support Girl Scouting by buying of their skills and abilities. Scout cookie boxes. The Young Spirits origi- “We refreshed our brand in 2010, cookies, and they convey the new However, as a team, the we updated our logo, we changed our Girl Scouts as the leadership pro- focus is to give back to the nal dance members were: font that all goes along with updat- gage in common Girl Scout activi- gram that it is.” community reminding our Wayne Johnson, Dasia Ken- ing the whole Girl Scout experience. ties: helping at a community garden According to West in Scioto Coun- community members of our nedy, Andrea White, Jas- The Girl Scouts have had to reinvent and food pantry, painting murals, ty there are 526 Girl Scouts and in respect for their wisdom, mine Johnson, Kyla Parker, themselves over the last five years or learning karate, kayaking, dancing, 2011 they sold a collective 81,974 value, and place in our com- Paige Parker, Landi John- so, to be relevant and to be appealing public speaking on issues affecting boxes of cookies. munity and families,” said son, Aija Johnson, Donika to girls today,” said Sara West, Pub- girls, and the Girl Scout Cookie Pro- For more information and to Marcia Harris, Young Spir- Lee, and Faythe Lee. lic Relations Director, Girl Scouts of gram.’ find out when Girl Scout Cookies its Program Director. According to Harris, Ohio’s Heartland Council. West said the timing of the new are available near you, visit www. She said the group travels other members who joined According to released information, boxes was a matter of using up exist- girlscoutcookies.org. to area nursing homes and shortly after included Tyler ‘the new package design captures ing inventory. performs and interacts with Mallory, Alyssa Vaughn, moments that show the power of She said orders will start being Wayne Allen may be reached at 740-353-3101, the residents. Dina Smith, Makai Dixon, girls working together as they en- taken Jan. 17 for cookies in the ext. 228, or [email protected]. “The Young Spirits has See DANCE ‌| A3 A2

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Obituaries Survivors: Her sister, Crabtree of Lucasville High School class of 1963, She is survived by her most deserving applicant. Barbara Jane (Evans) and the late Esta Wheeler worked for Frank Tiedge daughter, Stephanie Price She served as a catechism Barnett, of Speedwell, Crabtree. and retired from General of Portsmouth,and several instructor and was a church TN. Her children, Michael He was a retired Adjusting Bureau. He nieces and nephews. choir member for 70 years, Scott Bradshaw (son), produce manager for Fry was a member of the Elks In addition to her since the age of 16. As the his wife, Carrie Jay Supermarkets in Mesa, a Lodge No. 154 where parents, she was preceded leader of the 4H club “The (Allmen) Bradshaw, of US Army veteran, and a he enjoyed playing golf in death by two brothers, Merry Stitchers”, and as a Westminster, MD and Lori 1967 Valley High School with all his buddies at the Charles and Howard reading tutor, she was able Ann (Bradshaw) Morgan graduate. County Club. He attended Edwards and a sister, Ruth to teach many youth. Her (daughter), of Mansfield, He was preceded in and was baptized at Dry Huffman. primary role remained as TX. Her grandchildren, death by his wife, Jan Run Church of Christ in A funeral service will be dedicated wife and mother. Ashley Suraya Bradshaw, Miller Crabtree. West Portsmouth. 1 p.m. Monday Nov. 26, Memorial donations Jonathan Tyler Morgan, He is also survived by David is survived by 2012 at Melcher Funeral may be made to SOMC Michaela Elise Bradshaw, his daughter Amanda his wife Marilyn Morrow Home in Portsmouth Hospice. Matthew Scott Bradshaw, (Jeff) Baker of Mesa; Adkins Schomburg, with Pastor Janice Elliott Services are under the Ciara Lynn Pierce, and one granddaughter, whom he married 35 officiating. Interment will direction of Harrison- Dillon Jay Pierce. Mykala; three step- years ago on April 23, follow at Memorial Burial Pyles Funeral Home, daughters, Sherrie, Lisa, 1977 in South Webster, Park in Wheelersburg. Wheelersburg, with Patricia and Shannon; seven his children; Elizabeth Friends and relatives visitation from 5pm to 8pm William G. Cox, 89 step grandchildren; one (Chris) McMichael of may call at the funeral on Monday, Nov. 26, 2012, Kay (Evans) William “Bill” G. Cox, 89 brother, Donald (Coleen) Flowery Branch, Ga, home on Monday from followed by recitation of Portsmouth, joined the Crabtree of Lucasville; Eric David (Raquel noon until time of service of the Rosary. Mass of Bradshaw, 71 choir of heaven on Nov. 23, Patricia Kay (Evans) two sisters Sue (Charles) Munoz) Schomburg, at 1: p.m. Christian burial will be 10 2012. Bill was born June 9, Gregory of Tarlton, Ohio, Vicky (Harry) Mullen, Melcher Funeral a.m. Tuesday, November Bradshaw, 71, of 1923 in Portsmouth, Ohio. Mansfield, a beloved sister, and his twin, Joyce Elaine Michael (Crystal) Adkins Home is handling the 27, 2012 at St. Peter in Bill leaves behind his Crabtree of Lucasville. all of West Portsmouth, arrangements. Chains, Wheelersburg. mother, and grandmother, wife, Doris J. Cox; his passed away Wednesday, A memorial service will grandchildren; Harry son, Tim(Karen) Cox be held in Mesa at a later James Mullen, Abigail Nov. 21, 2012. of Maysville, Kentucky; date. Adkins, Braden Adkins, Celebration of Life will Elizabeth A. three grandchildren, Chris Annabell Etterling be held on June 27, 2013 (Sara) Cox, Cyndi (Julius) and Chloe Etterling. Roberts, 88 in Mansfield. Time and King and Caitlin Cox. He Jerry Russell, 57 Also surviving are a Elizabeth A. Roberts place will be confirmed doted on his five great- Jerry Lewis Russell neighborhood son Jason “Libby” age 81 of Jackson in May 2013. Notification grandchildren: Cierra age 57 of Lucasville died (Nikki) Bashaw, a brother passed away Friday, Nov. will be sent out to family King, Cayleigh King, Nov. 22, 2012 at Southern Charles August (Cheryl) 23, 2012 at the Heartland and friends. Kolby King, Sunnie Cox Ohio Medical Center. He Schomburg, Jr. and a sister of Jackson Nursing Facil- Memorials: In lieu of and Brinkli Cox. was born Feb. 11, 1955 in Margaret Adams both of ity. She was born Septt. flowers, donations may Bill was preceded in Portsmouth, Ohio to the Portsmouth. 20, 1931 in Jackson, Ohio be made to the American death by his parents, late Buford Russell and Funeral services will to the late Arthur and Ger- Heart Assoc. and St. Jude. Ransom Lee and Violet Charlotte Ridout Russell. be 11 a.m. Tuesday Nov. trude Lewis Butts. Patricia was born June Cox in 1974. He was in quality control 27, 2012 at the Roger She was a member of 27, 1941, in Portsmouth, Bill retired from Empire for Taylor Lumber. He also W. Davis Funeral Home the Grace United Method- OH. During her life, Pat, Detroit in 1980 as the last loved his pets, Molly and West Portsmouth with ist Church. She is survived moved to Las Vegas, man out of the mill. Among Weenie. Mark Seevers officiating by her husband Wilson NV, successfully raised his many other jobs was He is survived by his and interment in Sunset Roberts, son: Mike (Jan) two children, worked as his work at local funeral wife, Margaret Helen Memorial Gardens. Roberts, daughter: Su- a Parking Enforcement homes, a work he did with McNeil Russell who he Friends may call at the Martha Jane san King, grandchildren: Officer. Later, she relocated great honor and diligence. married Sep. 1, 2000 in funeral home from 5 to 8 Tony (Missy) King, Ty- to Austin, TX and worked Lucasville, Ohio. He is Morrison, 86 son (Summer) King and He was a veteran of Word p.m. on Monday and one Martha Jane Morrison, at the Univ. of TX at War II and was a great also survived by three hour prior to the service Kelsey (Andy) Hender- Austin. Once retired, Pat sons, Robert Bostwick, 86, of Portsmouth, shot, great-grandchildren: man of the community, on Tuesday. died, on Nov. 23, 2012, moved to Mansfield where committed to the work of Jason Bostwick and Justin The Family wishes to Brock and Turner King as she enjoyed her last years. Bostwick, one brother, following a long illness. well as several nieces and his church, Masonic lodge, thank SOMC Hospice, She was born March 4, Pat never met a stranger. Robert (Becky) Russell nephews. She is preceded and the Sciotoville VFW Dr George Esham and 1926 to Karl Anthony She touched many with and three sisters, Rhonda in death by her parents, Post 3638. Dr Tsuyoshi Inoshita Seidel and Eva Marie her contagious laugh and (Jim) Smith, Rose Ann brothers: David and Bill Funeral services will and all their staffs Snyder Seidel, of Minford. gentle ways. She was (Michael) Rosier and Butts, Sister: Winnie Bush, be 1 p.m. Monday, Nov. for their loving care. She was preceded in death Melissa Jane (Chris) 2 infant siblings and son- generous and gave freely of 26, 2012 at F.C. Daehler Anyone wishing to make by her husband of 54 years, Robinson. in-law Dwight King. herself. Mortuary Company in memorial contributions Carl Joseph Morrison. Besides his parents Funeral arrangements Preceded in death by Portsmouth with Pastor can make them to SOMC They were married June her father, Clyde Evans Chris Cox officiating. he was also preceded in Hospice in David’s name. were held at the conve- death by his grandparents, 21, 1947 at St. Peter in and mother, Anna Garnet Interment will be in Condolences may be sent Chains Catholic Church, nience of the family under (Easter) Evans, both of Memorial Burial Park. Herman and Beatrice to the family at www. the direction of the May- Russell and Charles and Wheelersburg, where she Portsmouth, Ohio, and, by Visitation will be 1 p.m. rogerwdavisfuneralhome. was a lifetime member. hew-Brown Funeral Home. her brother, Richard Dale to 4 p.m. Sunday at Juanita Ridout. com Condolences can be sent At Jerry’s request there Jane is survived by Evans, (Roseanne Dunham Daehlers and one hour her children: Joseph to www.mayhewbrownfu- Evans), of Huber Heights, prior to the service. will be no visitation or neralhome.com services. Arrangements (Carolyn) Morrison of Ohio. Memorial donations may Piketon, Martha Potts of be made to the Veterans of were under the direction of Harrison-Pyles Mississippi, Mary (Mike) Neylan Wilson Foreign Wars, Post 3638, Davis of Wheelersburg, Sciotoville, Ohio 45662. Funeral Home. Memorial Neylan Xavier Wilson, Jesus is Lord of the contributions may be Barbara (Ronald) Conn 10 months, of Wheelers- Graveside military rites of Portsmouth, Elizabeth will be conducted by the made in Jerry’s name to burg, died Tuesday, Nov. Sabbath the Portsmouth Cancer (William) Shaffer of 20, 2012, at Children’s Honor Detail of James Portsmouth, Anita because He created it, made it Dickey Post 23 American Center. Hospital in Columbus. He (William) Daehler of was born Jan. 12, 2012, in holy, rested on it, kept it, gave Legion. Portsmouth, Carla (Kent) it a name and made it part Portsmouth, a son of Jo- Willis of Barboursville, seph Howard of New Bos- of the Ten Commandments. Michael Wayne and Nancy (Wayne) ton and Tierra Simeona, of Request our free article and Bloomfield of Piketon. Her Wheelersburg. He is also also request our Free Monthly Crabtree grandchildren are Christy survived by one brother, Newsletter. Michael Wayne Crabtree, West, John (Crystal) Jace Howard; one sister, Davis, Andrew (Sonja) Listen to Born To Win of Mesa, Arizona, formerly Malayah Wilson; grand- of Lucasville, passed away Davis, Jeremy Davis, Elise with Ronald L. Dart on parents Paulette Phillips, at his home on Wednesday, Conn, Christopher (Amy) WNXT AM 1260 of Wheelersburg; Diantha Nov. 22, 2012 after a long Ella Edwards, 89 Shaffer, Timothy (Ellen) Dawson, of Rosemount; Sundays at 7:30 a.m. battle with cancer. Ella Mae Edwards, 89, of Shaffer, Sarah Shaffer, John Simeona, of San Di- & 12:30 p.m. He was born Oct. 26, Portsmouth, died Friday, Mark Shaffer, Christie ego, CA; Larry Howard, of Also request our Monthly 1949 to John Clifford Nov. 23, 2012 at SOMC (Jason) Robbins, Elizabeth Portsmouth; great-grand- Newsletter. Hospice. (Jeff) Matt and Zachary mother, Dorothy Murphy, Mail your request to: She was born August 2, Bloomfield. She also had of Minford; great-great- Independent Church of God 1923 in Portsmouth, to the 18 great-grandchildren. grandmother, Opal Leight, Tim Froe Her siblings are: Betty P.O. Box 22 11/26/1941 - 10/24/2011 late Curna and Bess Burt of Cincinnati; and several Portsmouth, Ohio 45662-0022 Edwards. Figlestahler, John Seidel, Cherishing the Memories aunts and uncles. For fellowship info Ella was a 1942 Rosemary (Donald) Funeral services will be call 740-354-3065 and Lessons David Vaughn graduate of Portsmouth Newman, Rita (Jim)

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Please direct any questions or requests for assistance to Kevin Boudle at (304) 736-3707. Thank you. 60372028 LOCAL Portsmouth Daily Times Sunday, November 25, 2012 A3 Dance Obits From Page A1 From Page A2 held at 10:30 a.m. on Sat- be from noon until time of died Friday, Nov. 23, 2012 service on Thursday. Con- urday Dec. 1, 2012 at the the service at the Church. at Kings Daughters Medi- dolences may be sent to Sequoria McClure, Kristian Rita Bazell, 58 Cedar Street Church of Pallbearers will be Jon-Eric cal Center in Ashland. www.rogerwdavisfuneral- White, Ciera Rogers, Alleria Rita Bazell, 58 of Iron- Christ in Christian Union, Ingles, Ralph Ingles, Scott Funeral Services will be home.com Dorsey, Mya Williams, and ton, Ohio passed away New Boston, Ohio. Fol- Ingles, Chris Wilson, Matt held at Carman Funeral Blaine Bradford. Wilson, Billy Baldwin, Harris said as a part of Saturday, Nov. 24 at her lowed by interment with Home in Flatwoods on the celebration held on the residence. Arrangements her husband at Sunset Me- Dennis Speelman and Ev- Monday, Nov. 26, 2012 Hazel Williams, 88 18th a number of workshops are pending at the Tracy morial Gardens. In lieu of erett Wilson. Phillips Fu- at 1 p.m. Burial will fol- Hazel S. Wooten Wil- was held. Brammer-Monroe Funeral flowers memorials may be neral Home, Ironton, Ohio low at Palmer Cemetery liams, 88, of Ironton, She said during the cel- Home. given in her name to the is in charge of the arrange- in Flatwoods. Visitation passed away Thursday, ebration a number of the American Cancer Society ments. To offer condolenc- for family and friends will Nov. 22, 2012 at the St. es to the family please visit original dancers returned to of the American Heart As- be Sunday, Nov. 25, 2012 Mary’s Medical Center- www.phillipsfuneralhome. perform along with current sociation. www.lairdfami- from 6-9 p.m. at the funeral Ironton Campus. Funeral Frank Bloom, 76 lyfuneralservicses.com or net home. Online condolences services will be 2: p.m. members of the group. Frank F. Bloom, 76, of For more information 847-741-8800. may be left for the family at Tuesday, Nov. 27, 2012 Raceland, died Saturday, www.carmanfuneral.com at Phillips Funeral Home, about the Young Spirits Nov. 24, 2012, at Kings- Dance Group call Harris at Heather 1004 South Seventh brook Lifecare Center in Street, Ironton, Ohio. En- 740-353-8056. Ashland, KY. Eric Ingles, 48 Eric Lee Ingles, 48, McKee, 40 Joe Thorne Sr., 57 tombment will follow in Bailey Family Funeral Heather A. McKee, 40, Ashland Cemetery Mau- Wayne Allen may be reached at Home is in charge of ar- of Morrow, Ohio passed of Wheelersburg, died Sat- Joe Ross Thorne Sr., 740-353-3101, ext. 228, or wallen@ away November 22, 2012. 57 of Otway died Friday soleum. Friends may call heartlandpublications.com. rangements which are urday, Nov. 24, 2012, at Tuesday from 1 p.m. until pending. Funeral will be 2 p.m. Heartland of Portsmouth. November 23 at Southern Tuesday Nov. 27, 2012 Ohio Medical Center. Fu- the time of the service at Arrangements are pending the funeral home. Dona- at McDaniel Crossroads at the Swick-Bussa-Cham- neral service will be 1 p.m. tions may be made to the Church, 2600 Cadmus berlin Funeral Home in Thursday Nov. 29, 2012 Boost Madeline Gloss, 82 Road Patriot, Ohio with Wheelersburg. at the Roger W. Davis Fu- Ironton City Mission, 710 Madeline Joan Gloss, Pastor David Henson of- neral Home in West Ports- North 5th Street, Iron- From Page A1 82 of Elgin, IL formerly ficiating. Burial will follow mouth. Friends may call ton, Ohio 45638. To offer awareness among small of Lucasville, OH passed in Flagsprings Cemetery, Steven Smith, 47 at the funeral home from condolences to the family, and medium-sized firms away on Nov. 22, 2012. Patriot, Ohio, “Where the Steven “Tiny” Matthew 5 to 8 p.m. on Wednesday please visit www.phillips- about exporting. This Memorial services will be deer roam”. Visitation will Smith, 47 of Flatwoods and one hour prior to the funeralhome.net. includes leveraging the tools and resources both organizations can pro- vide to help businesses in Service Schedule their exporting efforts,” • Ramone Rein — Graveside day at Roberson Funeral Home Interment in Lucasville Cemetery. Portsmouth, with visitation noon- according to released in- service 1 p.m. Sunday at Peach in South Shore, Ky., with visita- Visitation 2-5 p.m. Sunday at 1 p.m. Monday. Interment in Me- formation. Mountain Cemetery in Meigs tion 6-8 p.m. Sunday and 9-11 McKinley Funeral Home in Lucas- morial Burial Park. As a result of the part- Township, Adams County. Ar- a.m. Monday. Interment in Brown nership education and ville and 11 a.m.-noon Monday at • Clay Morris — Graveside ser- training seminars will rangements by Lafferty Funeral Cemetery. the church. vice 2 p.m. Monday at Kentucky be offered to strength- Home in West Union. • Alberta Potters — 11 a.m. • Dale Beery — 1 p.m. Monday Veterans Cemetery NE, Greenup, en export skills among • Timothy Schroeder Jr. — 2 Monday at Harrison-Pyles Funeral at Mount Hope Bible Camp near Ky. Visitation noon-1 p.m. Monday businesses. Promotion p.m. Sunday at Erwin-Dodson- Home in Wheelersburg, with visi- Otway. Interment in West Union at Phillips Funeral Home in Ironton. and market development Allen Funeral Home in Minford, tation 5-8 p.m. Sunday and 10-11 Cemetery. Visitation 5-9 p.m. Sun- • Mary Carter — 11 a.m. Tues- projects to expand global with visitation 1-2 p.m. Sunday. a.m. Monday. Interment in Meade day at Lafferty Funeral Home in day at Wolfe-Nelson Funeral Home awareness of Appalachian Interment in Harrison-Furnace Cemetery. West Union. in Sciotoville, with visitation 10-11 goods and services. Cemetery. • Emma Stone — Noon Mon- • Ella Edwards — 1 p.m. Mon- a.m. Tuesday. Interment in Mount Increased support for • Lillie Brown — 11 a.m. Mon- day at Bethany Baptist Church. day at Melcher Funeral Home in Zion Cemetery. Appalachian export del- egations bound for some of the largest and most important marketplaces Church News in the world; and target- Pond Run Baptist Church Third and Brown, extend a such as bravery, kindness, Evangelical United Church Wheelersburg Christian ing and identifying Ap- Pond Run Baptist Church warm and friendly welcome obedience, joy, patience, gen- of Christ Baptist Workers Auxilary palachian industries that will be celebrating their 50th for you to come and be a part erosity and evangelism. The Evangelical United The Wheelersburg Chris- have high export poten- Jubilee on Sunday, Nov.25, of our services this week. Sunday, Nov. 25, 6 p.m. Church of Christ invites you tian Baptist Workers Auxilary tial. 2012, at 1 :30 p.m. A spe- Sunday, Nov. 25, 10 a.m. - Tonight will be our first to join us this Sunday, Nov. is currently selling home- In 2010, President cial service highlighting the - Donuts, Coffee, Milk and Hanging of the Greens. This 25, for our weekly service at made applebutter. The sizes Barack Obama a National “Past, Present, and Future” of Juice are served in the Fellow- will be a beautiful way to 10 a.m., Rev. Tom Williams are quart, $8.00 each. Pint Export Initiative (NEI) the church will be conducted. ship Hall. begin the Holy Christmas will be presenting a message size, $5.00 each. Sugar-Free is with the goal of doubling A light lunch will be provided Sunday, Nov.25, 10:30 a.m. Season. Come join us for this entitled “King Jesus”. Please also available in pints, $5.00 U.S. exports by the end of in the shelter house at noon. - Morning Worship with Pas- wonderful time, which will join us. 701 5th Street, Ports- each. Please call Kay Vance 2014. Anyone who has been a mem- tor Brian Daniels bringing be followed by a time of food mouth. at 606-922-6037 or 740-574- “The partnership sup- ber, has a special connection the message. An interpreter and fellowship in the fellow- Lucasville Community of 1675 to order. ports this goal by edu- to the church, or is interested for the deaf and hard of hear- ship hall. Christ North Moreland Christian cating U.S. exporters, in it’s history is invited to at- ing is available at all services. Wednesday, Nov. 28, 7 p.m. Lucasville Community of Baptist Church particularly small- and tend. The church is located We are also continuing to col- - Prayer/Share Time Christ, 1392 Thomas Hol- Breakfast is served every lect food for our Local Com- Wednesday, Nov.28, 7 low Rd., Lucasville will host medium-sized compa- one half mile up Pond Run Sunday morning 8:30 a.m.- Road, off of Rt. 52, 10 mile passionate Ministries Pantry. p.m. - Kool Skool for Kidz for coffee and doughnuts at 9:30 nies, about the benefits of Please continue to bring in grades K - 5. Tonight will be a.m., Sunday School is at 9:45 9:30 a.m. Everyone is wel- expanding their exports west of Portsmouth. Brother come. Sunday School 9:30 Jim McCullugh is pastor. your canned goods and non- the first practice for the Chil- a.m. The theme for Sunday, to additional markets and perishable items, as well as dren’s Christmas Program, Nov. 25, is “Testify To The a.m.-10:30 a.m. Pastor Paul God & Country Church by providing public and coats, scarfs, gloves that are which will be held Sunday, Truth.” Priest Justin Delong, Hagen. Super Church Pastor private sector resources God & Country Churc, in great condition. Dec. 16. guest minister from Pleasant Chris Meenach 10:30 a.m. to to assist them,” said Earl 182 Moulton Place will host Sunday, Nov. 25, 10:30 Wednesday, Nov. 28, 7 p.m. Valley Branch, will present noon. Morning Worship Ser- F. Gohl ARC Federal Co- a Harvest Revival Nov. 28- a.m. - Children’s Church with - Ten:10 Student Ministries, the morning message. vice 10:30 a.m. to noon. Eve- Chair. Dec.1, at 7 p.m. Rev. Joey Nel- the children studying a new grades 6 - 12. 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Guest Commentary Fiscal cliff: How to judge if debt cuts are real Alan Fram Their leaders and the president TAXES tax cuts, including many enacted An agreement that envisions The Associated Press want a deal before then. Bargain- A deal that specifies where a decade ago under President deep discretionary cuts risks a ers are shooting for a framework revenue would come from would George W. Bush. reliance on savings that future WASHINGTON — President setting future debt-reduction lay important groundwork for Even more questionable are lawmakers could find unbearable Barack Obama and leaders of the targets, with detailed tax and next year’s follow-up bill enact- assumptions that overhauling and rescind. lame-duck Congress may be just spending changes to be approved ing actual changes in tax laws. tax laws will boost economic Savings that come from weed- weeks away from shaking hands next year but possibly some ini- The biggest clash has been activity and thus produce large ing out waste, fraud and abuse, on a deal to avert the dreaded tial savings enacted immediately. over whether to raise income tax new revenues for the govern- which sounds good but are diffi- “fiscal cliff.” So it’s natural to Obama has suggested 10-year rates on earnings over $200,000 ment. Many Republicans and cult to find, or rely on one-time wonder: If they announce a bi- savings totaling around $4.4 tril- annually for individuals, ideologically conservative econo- sales of federal assets should be partisan package promising to lion. $250,000 for families. Obama mists contend that’s the case, but treated with suspicion. curb mushrooming federal defi- Passing a framework next wants to let them rise next year most economists say there is no Deep cuts that take effect cits, will it be real? month that sets deficit-cutting to a top rate of 39.6 percent but sound way to estimate how much in the future, say after Obama Both sides have struck coop- targets for each of the next 10 has suggested he would compro- revenue can be generated from leaves office in 2017, might be erative tones since Obama’s re- years would be seen as a sign of mise. Boehner and other Repub- strengthening the economy by better than imposing them now election. Even so, he and House seriousness. But look for specif- licans oppose any increase above revamping the tax system. Many and hurting an already weak Speaker John Boehner, R-Ohio, ics. An agreement will have a today’s top marginal rate of 35 believe the amount is modest. economy by reducing spending. the GOP’s pivotal bargainer, greater chance of actually re- percent. Instead, they advocate ___ But delayed cuts also open the have spent most of the past two ducing deficits if it details how lower rates and eliminating or SPENDNG door for Obama’s successors and years in an acrid political climate the savings would be divided reducing unspecified deductions A serious agreement should future Congresses to roll them in which both sides have fought between revenue increases and and tax credits. Settling that specify how much savings would back. In 1997, Congress voted stubbornly to protect their con- cuts in federal programs, avert- would resolve the toughest im- come from entitlements, mean- for cuts in Medicare reimburse- stituencies. ing future fights among lawmak- pediment to a deal. ing those big, costly benefit pro- ments to doctors; those cuts Obama and top lawmakers ers over that question. Raising money from higher grams such as Social Security have grown so large that lawmak- could produce an agreement that Better yet would be including rates, closing loopholes or a and Medicare. It also should say ers now vote annually to restore takes a serious bite out of the a fast-track process for passing combination of the two would how much would come from dis- the money. government’s growing $16 tril- next year’s tax and spending bills create real revenue for the gov- cretionary spending, which cov- lion pile of debt and puts it on a if they meet the savings targets ernment. The problem is many ers federal agency budgets for Postponing the implementa- true downward trajectory. so they can whisk through Con- tax deductions and credits , everything from the military and tion of spending increases al- Or they might reach an accord gress without the possibility of such as for home mortgages and national parks to food safety in- ready scheduled to take effect, heading off massive tax increas- a Senate filibuster, in which 41 the value of employer-provided spections and weather forecasts. such as federal health insurance es and spending cuts that begin of the 100 senators could kill a health insurance, are so popular Why the need for specificity? subsidies under Obama’s health to bite in January — that’s the measure they dislike. that enacting them into law over Because spending for entitle- care overhaul, saves money up- fiscal cliff — while appearing Another sign of sincerity: An objections from the public and ments occurs automatically, ac- front but makes no permanent to be getting tough on deficits enforcement mechanism that lobbyists would be extremely dif- counts for nearly two-thirds of changes that would ease future through painful savings deferred imposes savings automatically if ficult. federal spending and is the fast- spending pressures. until years from now, when their lawmakers gridlock over details. With the price tags of tax and est growing part of the budget. Another debatable source of successors might revoke or di- Legislators’ efforts now to avert spending laws typically mea- Discretionary spending has been deficit reduction would be the lute them. January’s combination of auto- sured over a decade, delaying the shackled by past budget deals hundreds of billions of dollars Historically, Congress and matic tax boosts and spending implementation date can distort and, according to the nonparti- the Obama administration says presidents have proven them- cuts underscores the effective- the projected impact of a change san Congressional Budget Of- the government is saving by selves capable of either. So before ness of forcing them to act. on people and the government’s fice, is moving toward falling winding down wars in Iraq and bargainers concoct a product, Less impressive would be ver- debt. below 6 percent the size of the Afghanistan. While there is no and assuming they can, here’s a bal pledges by the White House Tax cuts written to expire economy by 2022, the lowest question those expenditures are checklist of how to assess their and congressional leaders to in a certain year can put future level in at least 50 years. dropping, the government has work: meet deficit-cutting goals with- lawmakers under political pres- A sincere effort to control ex- run huge deficits while those OVERALL DEFICIT CUTS out passing legislation inscribing sure to extend it. That is what penditures would focus on en- wars were waged, so there’s no The House and Senate have the figures into law. Obama and Congress face today titlements, the true source of the money being left unspent as four weeks until Christmas. ___ with the January expiration of government’s spending problem. those wars end.

Today in History 571 BC – Servius Tullius, king killing 80,000 people. leave New York City three disaster. sleeping Cheyenne village at the of Rome, celebrates a triumph for 1703 – The Great Storm of months after the signing of the 1863 – American Civil War: headwaters of the Powder River. his victory over the Etruscans. 1703, the greatest windstorm Treaty of Paris. Battle of Missionary Ridge – At 1905 – Prince Carl of Denmark 1034 – Máel Coluim mac ever recorded in the southern 1795 – Partitions of Poland: Missionary Ridge in Tennes- arrives in Norway to become Cináeda, King of Scots dies. part of Great Britain, reaches its Stanislaus August Poniatowski, see, Union forces led by General King Haakon VII of Norway. Donnchad, the son of his daugh- peak intensity which it maintains the last king of independent Po- Ulysses S. Grant break the Siege 1917 – German forces defeat ter Bethóc and Crínán of Dun- through November 27. Winds land, is forced to abdicate and is of Chattanooga by routing Con- Portuguese army of about 1200 keld, inherits the throne. gust up to 120 mph, and 9,000 exiled to Russia. federate troops under General at Negomano on the border of 1120 – The White Ship sinks people die. 1826 – The Greek frigate Hel- Braxton Bragg. modern-day Mozambique and in the English Channel, drown- 1755 – King Ferdinand VI of las arrives in Nafplion to become 1864 – American Civil War: A Tanzania. ing William Adelin, son of Henry Spain grants royal protection to the first flagship of the Hellenic group of Confederate operatives 1918 – Vojvodina, formerly I of England. the Beaterio de la Compañia de Navy. calling themselves the Confed- Austro-Hungarian crown land, 1177 – Baldwin IV of Jerusa- Jesus, now known as the Con- 1833 – A massive undersea erate Army of Manhattan starts proclaims its secession from Aus- lem and Raynald of Chatillon gregation of the Religious of the earthquake, estimated magni- fires in more than 20 locations in tria–Hungary to join the King- defeat Saladin at the Battle of Virgin Mary. tude between 8.7-9.2 rocks Suma- an unsuccessful attempt to burn dom of Serbia. Montgisard. 1758 – French and Indian tra, producing a massive tsunami down New York City. 1926 – The deadliest Novem- 1343 – A tsunami, caused by War: British forces capture Fort all along the Indonesian coast. 1874 – The United States ber tornado outbreak in U.S. his- the earthquake in the Tyrrhenian Duquesne from French control. 1839 – A cyclone slams India Greenback Party is established tory strikes on Thanksgiving day. Sea, devastates Naples (Italy) Fort Pitt is built nearby and it with high winds and a 40 foot as a political party consisting pri- 27 twisters of great strength are and the Maritime Republic of grows into modern Pittsburgh. storm surge, destroying the marily of farmers affected by the reported in the Midwest, includ- Amalfi, among other places. 1759 – An earthquake hits the port city of Coringa (which has Panic of 1873. ing the strongest November tor- 1491 – The siege of Granada, Mediterranean destroying Bei- never been completely rebuilt). 1876 – American Indian Wars: nado, an estimated F4, that dev- the last Moorish stronghold in rut and Damascus and killing The storm wave sweeps inland, In retaliation for the American astates Heber Springs, Arkansas. Spain, begins. 30,000-40,000. taking with it 20,000 ships and defeat at the Battle of the Little There are 51 deaths in Arkansas 1667 – A deadly earthquake 1783 – American Revolution- thousands of people. An estimat- Bighorn, United States Army alone, 76 deaths and over 400 in- rocks Shemakha in the Caucasus, ary War: The last British troops ed 300,000 deaths result from the troops sack Chief Dull Knife’s juries in all.

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NATION Portsmouth Daily Times Sunday, November 25, 2012 A5 Black Friday creeps into Thanksgiving permanently? Anne D’Innocenzio come a holiday shopping season buying things online. Opening transactions and 5,000 items mall tenants opened at midnight AP Retail Writer tradition. on Thanksgiving was risky, with sold per second from 8 p.m. to following Thanksgiving. That’s “It’s Black Thursday and Fri- some employees and shoppers midnight on Thanksgiving. double from a year ago. This season could mark the day combined,” said Jackie Fer- complaining it was almost sacri- Toys R Us opened at 8 p.m. on To be sure, it’s not clear wheth- end of Black Friday as we know nandez, a retail expert at the legious. Thanksgiving, an hour earlier er the longer hours will turn it. consulting firm Deloitte. “This is But many stores evidently felt than last year. into extra dollars for retailers, For decades, stores have going to be a new normal of how they needed an edge, especially Macy’s, which opened at or whether sales will simply be opened their doors in the wee we shop.” this season, when many Ameri- midnight on Thanksgiving, spread out over two days. hours on the day after Thanks- It won’t be clear for a few days cans are worried about high had 12,000 customers wrapped The Thanksgiving openings giving. But this year, major how many shoppers took advan- unemployment and wondering around its store in New York’s appeared to create two waves of chains such as Target and Sears tage of the Thanksgiving hours. whether Congress will be able to Herald Square. shoppers — the late-nights and ushered in customers on Thanks- But about 17 percent of people head off tax increases and spend- The earlier start also meant the early birds. giving itself, even before the said earlier this month that ing cuts before the U.S. reaches the violence associated with Sam Chandler and his wife, turkey leftovers had gotten cold, they planned to shop at stores the “fiscal cliff” in January. shoppers fighting for bargains Lori, were among the night turning the traditional busiest that opened on Thanksgiving, Overall, the National Retail likewise began earlier. On owls. They started shopping at shopping day of the year into a according to an International Federation estimates that sales Thanksgiving night, a couple midnight on Thanksgiving. By two-day affair. Council of Shopping Centers- in November and December was struck by an SUV while walk- the time they reached the Wal- Despite an outcry from some Goldman Sachs survey of 1,000 will rise 4.1 percent this year to ing into a Wal-Mart in Washing- Mart in Greenville, S.C., early employees, both stores and shop- consumers. $586.1 billion, below last year’s ton state, and in Texas, shoppers Friday, they had already hit sev- pers seemed to like it. Some Meanwhile, 33 percent in- 5.6 percent. scattered when a man who got eral stores, including Target and people went shopping with a tended to shop on Black Friday, “Every retailer wants to beat punched during a fight at a Sears Best Buy. full belly, going straight from the down 1 percentage point from everyone else,” said C. Britt store pulled a gun. Two people “We’ve learned over the years, dinner table to the stores. Others last year. Beemer, chairman of America’s also were shot and wounded in you have to stand in line early slept off their big meal and went Overall, it is estimated that Research Group, a firm based in Tallahassee, Fla., on Friday in a and pray,” Sam said. to the mall before daybreak on sales on Black Friday will be up Charleston, S.C. “Shoppers love disagreement that police believe Stu and April Schatz of Rock- Black Friday. 3.8 percent to $11.4 billion this it.” was over a parking spot outside land County, N.Y., went to the “I ate my turkey dinner and year, according to technology At Wal-Mart, the world’s larg- a Wal-Mart. Garden State Plaza mall in Para- came right here,” said Rasheed company ShopperTrak, which est retailer, most of its 4,000 Julie Hansen, a spokes- mus, N.J., which didn’t open Ali, a college student in New did not forecast sales from U.S. namesake stores are already woman at Minneapolis’ Mall of until 7 a.m. on Black Friday, York City who bought a 50- Thanksgiving Day. open 24 hours year-round. But America, the nation’s largest because they didn’t want to deal inch TV for $349 and a sewing The Black Friday creep began the chain added special sales at 8 shopping center, reported that with the crowds that show up machine for $50 when Target in earnest a few years ago when p.m. on Thanksgiving, two hours 30,000 shoppers showed up for late on Thanksgiving night. opened at 9 p.m. on Thanksgiv- stores realized that sales alone earlier than a year ago. the mall’s midnight opening, “It’s so much more civilized ing. “Then I’m going home and weren’t enough to lure shop- The company said that its start up from 20,000 last year. “This going in the morning,” said April eating more.” pers, especially with Americans to the holiday season was “the was additional dollars,” Hansen Schatz, a teacher. “We wanted to This new approach could be- becoming more comfortable best ever,” with nearly 10 million said. This year, 200 of the 520 enjoy our evening.” Ranbaxy Pharmaceuticals recalls generic Lipitor doses Linda A. Johnson the past several years. The thousands of pills. The weeks, but that after that In mid-2008, the FDA neric U.S. patent expired AP Business Writer FDA also has alleged the 80-milligram strength tab- temporary disruption to barred Ranbaxy from ship- last Nov. 30. At the time, company lied about test lets are not affected. the U.S. supply, the com- ping into the U.S more Lipitor brought in almost TRENTON, N.J. — Ran- results for more than two Ranbaxy spokesman pany expected to resume than 30 different drugs $8 billion a year in U.S. baxy Pharmaceuticals Inc. dozen of its generic drugs Chuck Caprariello did not shipments here. made at factories in In- sales. has recalled dozens of lots several years ago. answer questions or pro- Patients who’ve filled a dia. Meanwhile, the U.S. As often happens when of its generic version of On Friday, Ranbaxy vide any additional infor- prescription can contact Department of Justice patents first expire, for cholesterol drug Lipitor posted a notice on its U.S. mation beyond the state- their pharmacy to deter- demanded Ranbaxy turn the first six months only because some may contain website, saying it’s recall- ment on the company’s mine whether it was made over internal documents, one generic rival could tiny glass particles, the ing 10-, 20- and 40-mil- website. by Ranbaxy or another ge- alleging the company lied compete with brand-name latest in a string of manu- ligram doses of tablets “Ranbaxy is proactively neric drugmaker and, if it’s about ingredients and for- Lipitor. Ranbaxy had that facturing deficiencies that of atorvastatin calcium. recalling the drug product from Ranbaxy, whether it mulations of some medica- right, although an autho- once led U.S. regulators to That’s generic Lipitor, the lots out of an abundance of came from a recalled lot. tions. rized generic from Lipitor bar imports of the Indian cholesterol fighter that caution,” the website state- Ranbaxy’s manufactur- In early 2009, the FDA maker Pfizer Inc. and part- company’s medicines. reigned for years as the ment read. “This recall is ing deficiencies, dating to said it would not consider ner Watson Pharmaceuti- Ranbaxy, a subsidiary world’s top-selling drug. being conducted with the 2006, led to a lengthy in- any new applications from cals Inc. went on sale on of Ranbaxy Laboratories The recall includes 41 full knowledge of the U.S. vestigation and sanctions Ranbaxy to sell in the U.S. Dec. 1. With competition Ltd., India’s biggest drug- lots of the drug, nearly all FDA.” by the FDA. During the any products made at the so limited, the generic pric- maker, is operating under with 90 pills per bottle, but The company also filed probe, federal investiga- troubled factories. es only declined a bit from increased scrutiny from three lots contain 500 pills a two-sentence statement tors found Ranbaxy didn’t As FDA discussions brand-name drug’s price the U.S. Food and Drug per bottle. It’s unclear how with the Bombay Stock properly test the shelf life with Ranbaxy continued, it of about $115 a month — Administration because of many bottles are in each Exchange stating Ranb- and other safety factors appeared Ranbaxy would until several other gener- quality lapses at multiple lot, but medicine batches axy’s investigation would of its drugs and then lied lose its shot at a revenue ics entered the market six Ranbaxy factories over typically contain many be completed within two about the results. windfall when Lipitor’s ge- months later. Protests greet shoppers at Wal-Marts nationwide

Sarah Skidmore but were scheduled to cul- ates,” the company said in AP Business Writer minate on one of the year’s a statement. busiest shopping days. The union group esti- PORTLAND, Ore. — The size and impact of the mated that “hundreds” of Wal-Mart workers and protests varied greatly by employees participated na- supporters marched in pro- site. OUR Walmart, made tionwide. test at a number of stores up of current and former Victoria Martinez, 29, nationwide Thursday and Wal-Mart employees, was marched in front of the Friday, blasting the wages, formed in 2010 to press the store in Paramount on benefits and treatment of company for better work- Black Friday. The Wal- employees of the world’s ing conditions. Wal-Mart Mart photo department largest retailer. has criticized the group employee worked her The efforts seemed to for relying largely on other shift on Thanksgiving but do little to keep shoppers unions and non-employees skipped work on Friday away, though — Wal-Mart to make up the ranks pro- to “speak out”. She said said it was its best Black testing outside its stores. the company shows a lack Friday ever. In Paramount, The retailer also filed of respect for employees, Calif., authorities arrested an unfair labor practice noting that she faced re- a small group of protest- charge with the National taliation by local managers ers Friday outside a Wal- Labor Relations Board last after speaking out about Mart. Elizabeth Brennan week against the United problems during an open of Warehouse Workers Food and Commercial discussion sponsored by United said nine people, Workers International the head office. including three Wal-Mart Union. The company said “I believe that when I employees, were arrested that the demonstrations or- started at this company, it shortly after 12 noon for ganized by OUR Walmart was great,” said Martinez, blocking the street outside threatened to disrupt its who’s worked for Wal-Mart Polar Expres the store in Paramount. At business and intimidate for seven years. “They’ve one point, however, more customers and associates. taken away everything that than 1,000 people blocked Wal-Mart estimated is great. “ traffic outside the store, that fewer than 50 associ- Wal-Mart for many years Pajama Party Sheriff’s Capt. Mike Parker ates participated in Thurs- has faced intense scrutiny told KNBC-TV. day and Friday’s protests over its wage and benefit Friends Community Center In Lakewood, Colo., nationwide. Company policies and treatment of shoppers hesitated as they spokesman Dan Fogleman its workers. Fogleman says Monday, November 26 passed dozens of protest- said that the number of as- that the company provides ers outside a Wal-Mart but sociates who missed their some of the best jobs in the 6–8 pm entered without incident. shifts during the two days retail industry and that its Some protesters held signs of events is 60 percent low- wages and benefits typical- playing off of the retailing er than last year. ly meet or exceed those of Children both young and old are invited to jump giant’s corporate slogan, “It was proven last night competitors. The retailer “Live better,” accusing - and again today - that maintains that it has many into their comfiest pajamas and get ready for an the company of corporate the OUR Walmart group long-term employees and evening of fun! greed and underpaying its doesn’t speak for the 1.3 that its turnover rate is be- workers. million Walmart associ- low the industry average. “This is the way you get The night will feature the holiday classic film a fair shake. You’ve got to fight for it. You’ve always The Polar Express. There will also be a variety of had to,” said protester activities including: Charlie May, of the Indus- We Make All trial Workers of the World labor organization. Types of Sausage • Inflatables • Games A union-backed group called OUR Walmart has and Jerky • Hot Chocolate Bar • Photos with Santa said that it is holding an • Letter-writing Area (bring your camera) estimated 1,000 protests in 46 states. The exact number is unclear. Wal-Mart JM Meat Tickets can be bought at the door for $2 per Stores Inc. has refuted that person or free to children three years and under. estimate, saying the figure Processing is grossly exaggerated and Activity tickets are 25 cents each or five for $1. that the protests involved For All Your few of its own employees. A number of demonstra- Venison Processing For more information, please call 356-7101 tions and walk-outs oc- 60371813 60372861 curred last week at stores 740-259-3030 or 259-6417 A6 Sunday, November 25, 2012 Portsmouth Daily Times

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INSIDE SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 2012 Outdoor advice from Contact Sports Editor Bob Strickley at 740-353-3101 ext. 203 or bstrickley@ G. Sam Piatt heartlandpublications.com Sports B2 Doddridge’s 4th quarter boosts Valley over Sardinia Eastern PDT Sports Report ed for six assists and four steals. game-high 22 points in the sec- Peebles 13 12 7 6 — 38 Plain City Shekinah Christian South Webster — Blanton 1-0-3, Hall 5-4-14, The Indians travel Monday to ond half, including five 3-point- Messer 8-1-22, Potters 2-1-5, Totals 16-6-64. vs. Jackson, late Sophomore Lexie Doddridge Minford to start SOC II play. ers as South Webster erased at Peebles — McFarland 1-0-2, Brown 3-2-8, Justice Vinton County vs. Lynchburg scored 13 of her game-high 19 Valley 19 10 12 20 — 61 10-point halftime deficit to post 1-0-3, Pell 4-1-9, Wallace 7-2-16, Totals 16-5-38. Clay, late points in the fourth quarter as Sardinia Eastern 20 11 10 16 — 57 a 44-38 win over Peebles in the 3-Point Goals — South Webster 6 (Messer 5, Blan- Nonleague Valley — Duduit 2-49, Skaggs 7-0-14, Coriell 6-4- ton); Peebles 1 (Justice). Valley opened its season with a 16, Doddridge 6-4-19, Conley 0-3-3, Totals 21-15- Paint Valley Classic. Records — South Webster 1-0; Peebles 0-1. Logan at Teays Valley, late 61-57 win over Sardinia Eastern 61. Kacie Hall, who held Indians The following scores were rein the second day of the Paint Sardinia Eastern — Prine 2-0-6, Johnson 2-3-8, guard Sidney Pell to nine points, ported through various media Friday’s late scores Valley Classic. Turner 3-2-9, Sigla 7-0-15, Bornstein 3-0-6, Lewis added 14 points for the Jeeps. outlets. Full statistics were un- Girls Basketball Doddridge accounted for all 6-1-13, Totals 23-6-57. Paint Valley Classic 3-Point Goals — Valley 4 (Doddridge 3, Duduit); South Webster opens up its available at press time: but seven of the Indians points Sardinia Eastern 5 (Prine 2, Johnson, Turner, Si- home and SOC II portion of the Paint Valley 51, Waverly 29 in the final stanza. She was one gla). schedule Monday when North- Paint Valley Classic of three Valley players to reach Records — Valley 1-0; Sardinia Eastern 0-1. west comes into town. Haley Whiteoak 44, Western 40 Boys Basketball double figures. Potters had five points and four Ironton St. Joseph 43, Chilli- SOC Previews Despite not cracking the scor- South Webster 44, Peebles 38 rebounds in the win. cothe Huntington 35 Minford 38, Green 10 ing column, Darby High account- Kaci Messer scored 20 of her South Webster 8 5 16 15 — 44 Paint Valley 43, Manchester 24 West 25, Clay 22 Brotherhood makes Buckeyes season special COLUMBUS miles to the — In Saturday’s West, Ohio State post game press would eventually c o n f e r e n c e , celebrate its sixth Ohio State coach unbeaten season Urban Meyer in school history. said things could Meyer gave have been dif- a lot of credit ferent when he to those who was hired just 12 stayed, especially months prior. the seniors. When a one- “I want to year bowl ban make sure they’re for the Buckeyes properly recog- was announced nized as one of last December, the great groups the current se- Cody Leist of seniors in the niors found out PDT Sports Writer history of this they would not program, how- be able to play in a bowl game ever we’re going to do that,” or participate in any postsea- Meyer said. “Maybe we’ll son contests. They could’ve get 19 bronze statues some- taken the easy way out and where, raise some money.” either transferred to a differ- All kidding aside, what ent school for the chance to this senior class did this sea- Adam Cairns | MCT play in a bowl game or bolt son in Columbus is nothing Ohio State’s Carlos Hyde runs toward Michigan safety Thomas Gordon during the first quarter of the Buckeyes’ 26- for the professional ranks. short of phenomenal. Zach 21 win over the Wolverines. How ironic is that a quote Boren switched from fullback from late Michigan coach Bo to linebacker, Etienne Sabino Schembechler, the adversary suffered a broken leg but still to OSU coach Woody Hayes came back to play the final in the 10-Year War, would two games and Reid Fragel describe the 2012 Buckeye slid from tight end to tackle. Ohio State tops Michigan, 26-21 senior class. And of all games But the final 2012 hurdle to put the exclamation point this team faced was re- ing,” Meyer said. to a 12-0 season, it comes vealed just minutes before Michigan received a gift in the against the Wolverines. kickoff. Defensive lineman Buckeyes finish 2012 second quarter when Corey Brown “Those who stay will be John Simon, characterized muffed the ball and the visitors re- champions,” the man who as the heart and soul of not covered at the Ohio State 32-yard- became Columbus’ version only the defense but of the with flawless 12-0 record line. Given a short field to defend, of Judas once said. entire team, was ruled out Bob Strickley to play in big games like this against the defense saw the lead disappear When fellow Big Ten after a right knee injury he PDT Sports Editor our rival in the ‘Shoe,” Hyde said. following the special teams blun- member Penn State was sustained in the 21-14 win a Adolphus Washington forced der. Five plays after the mistake, also hit with sanctions over week ago at Wisconsin. He COLUMBUS — After a one- a fumble during Michigan’s first Devin Gardner (11-20, 170 yards, the offseason, the Nittany sustained the injury during season hiatus from elite status, the drive that was recovered by Zach TD, INT) ran a quarterback sneak Lions watched as many key the game and still finished Ohio State Buckeyes find them- Boren, but the Buckeyes could not into the end zone to make it 14-10 guys in their program bolted with four sacks on the night. Michigan with 10:42 remaining in for what they believed was selves back in the winning category capitalize on the Wolverines’ mis- See SEASON ‌| B3 against their bitter rival and owners take and punted away. the first half. greener pasture. Some 300 of a flawless 12-0 record. Michigan responded only a min- After trading possessions, Ohio Ohio State quarterback Braxton ute later with a 75-yard touchdown State found the end zone again Miller passed for 189 yards and pass from Devin Gardner to Roy when Brown (eight receptions 95 touchdown and also added a 56 Roundtree and the extra point yards, TD) dove to the pylon on a Kidwell elected to yards rushing while running back knotted it at 7-7 with 7:10 left in 14-yard touchdown reception from Carlos Hyde rushed for 146 yards the first quarter. Miller. Basil’s extra point made it and a touchdown in the Buckeyes’ Ohio State’s subsequent drive 17-14 Buckeyes with 1:30 left in the 26-21 win over the Wolverines Sat- was marred with penalties, but half. National HS HOF urday afternoon. ended in a 41-yard field goal from The Wolverines scored two play- “It’s a perfect season, you can’t ers later as Denard Robinson, who G. Sam Piatt Basil to wrap the first quarter scor- PDT Contributor ask for anything better. You have to ing at 10-7. It would be the first of finished with 122 yards rushing af- get all the wins you can, especially ter rotating between running back five attempts for the junior kicker VANCEBURG, Ky. — Last year Gary Kidwell, former against The Team Up North and at on the day. and quarterback, broke through baseball and basketball coach at Lewis County High home,” Miller said. The Buckeye defense, playing Ohio State tacklers on the way to Despite being banned from the without injured senior defensive a 67-yard touchdown with 40 sec- School, was inducted into the Kentucky High School Ath- Big Ten Championship game and end John Simon, held the Wolver- onds left in the half. letic Association Hall of Fame. a bowl game, the win allowed Ohio ines to 279 yards of total offense in While Robinson was lethal in the Now he finds himself a step higher. Now he’s been State an outside chance of win- his absence. first half, the Buckeyes bottled him voted into the National High School Athletic Association ning the Associated Press National “And I had a bad feeling early in up following the break. Hall of Fame. Championship if the teams in top the week when I saw his knee. It “My comment was, after I saw Kidwell will join the national hall in an induction cer- five of the BCS rankings suffer loss- was a bursa it’s not a structural is- Denard Robinson sneak out of emony scheduled for June 25, 2013 in Des Moines, Iowa. es in the coming weeks. sue, it’s just the swelling we couldn’t there for a long run, stop the quar- He’ll be honored as a coach and an administrator. The chilly temperature and snow get out,” Ohio State coach Meyer terback run. That’s the input I had. He served as athletic director at LCHS from 1987 to flurries provided a November back- said. “And my man was in the train- Probably the same I think 107,000 2004 and was chosen as Kentucky athletic director of the drop to the 109th edition of The ing room early in the morning until people said that as well,” Meyer year in 1995. Game that saw both teams com- late at night doing everything they said “But Coach Fickell and Coach His basketball Lions’ teams won 155 games in his 13 bine for six turnovers in a sloppy could.” Withers running that defense did years at the helm, while his baseball teams at the high contest. According to the coach, the loss an excellent job, I mean, excellent school won 250 games during his 14 years of coaching. Ohio State wasted little time as of the defensive leader was a moti- job against some good athletes.” “I’m just humbled to get such an honor. I was stunned Carlos Hyde punched it in from vator. With the score at 21-17 in favor when Jimmie Reed (executive director of the Kentucky three yards out to cap a six play, “When they de q’d him, it was of the visitors, Ohio State managed High School Coaches Association) called to tell me about 75-yard scoring drive to open the like a possessed group on defense. to get into field goal range after a the national hall honor. It’s something I never dreamed I game. Drew Basil’s extra point I know why. Because our brother pair of completions to Hyde and would get.” made it 7-0. was down and we presented him Brown. Basil’s 51-yard field goal Kidwell is supposed to be retired but he still hosts a “That’s exactly why I came here, the game ball, which was deserv- See BUCKEYES ‌| B3 weekly Saturday morning show for radio station WKKS in Vanceburg and writes a sports column, “Kidwell’s Cor- ner,” in the Lewis County Herald. PHS grad Cadogan part of Grey Cup team Bob Strickley The action may be sage that said, ‘Coach Arena Football League and the come a college football Demigod PDT Sports Editor taking place north of I’m going to Canada’ Calgary Stampeders of the CFL. at the University of Toledo and the border, but there and I said do it.” Now he will be with the Argo- one of the best players in the More than four decades ago, is no mistaking the Cadogan, who was nauts after a brief tenure with CFL. Portsmouth native Chuck Ealey origin of either player an elite college football the Stampeders in the Super “I didn’t know Chuck, but I led the Hamilton Tiger-Cats of and how it has played prospect at Portsmouth Bowl of the north. definitely knew of him. He never the Canadian Football League a role in each player High School and then “I’m even happier that it is lost in high school or college and to a thrilling 13-10 win over the reaching the pinnacle an All-Big Ten perform- happening to the person who it to have Gerald mentioned in the Saskatchewan Roughriders in game of the CFL’s catalog. er at Penn State, saw his career is happening to because of the same breathe as him means he is the 60th Grey Cup. Cadogan’s high school coach wind through NFL rosters before type of guy he is. He is a high running in some fast company,” Today, Portsmouth product Curt Clifford spoke of his former landing with the Argonauts this character guy,” Clifford said. Clifford said. and current Toronto Argonaut player’s pursuit in the field of season. The comparison to Ealey is The rules of the game and the practice squad member Gerald professional athletics. He was an off-season or only natural due to the geograph- Cadogan, who was born 14 years “He and I talked before he left practice squad player with the ical commonalities of the two. dimensions of the field may be after Ealey’s Grey Cup MVP and I told him chase the dream Carolina Panthers, Cincinnati Ealey, who cut his teeth as a different in the Canadian game, performance, will be facing the as long as you can,” Clifford said. Bengals, San Diego Chargers, quarterback at Notre Dame High but Clifford said it takes an in- Calgary Stampeders in the 100th “He was helping us out at prac- Philadelphia Eagles and India- School under Hall of Fame prep ordinate amount of football acu- Grey Cup. tice and he sent me a text mes- napolis Colts before a stop in the coach Ed Miller, went on to be- See CADOGAN ‌| B3 B2

B2 Sunday, November 25, 2012 Portsmouth Daily Times OUTDOORS In his pocket were three bullets THANKSGIVING Day when I surprised because I didn’t RABBITS LOOK GOOD was a kid was kind of a tradition- think I would get one on my Kentucky’s squirrel season runs through al time for traipsing the woods first time,” Isaiah said, then Feb. 28, while Ohio’s runs through Jan. 31. and fields with rifle or shotgun in added, “We’re going to cook it Meanwhile, the chances for success on a pursuit of squirrels and rabbits. and have gravy on it.” rabbit hunt look good. Instead of playing touch foot- “Rabbit numbers are up, and that doesn’t ball, myself and a few young HUNT OF surprise me, considering the ideal weather friends, along with our fathers, YESTERYEAR conditions we had in the spring and early my brother and perhaps an uncle My young friends and I used summer,” said Ben Robinson, small game or two, would work up an ap- to squirrel hunt along the flats biologist for the Kentucky Department of petite for the big meal to come and the trail that wound along Fish and Wildlife Resources. later in the day with the excite- under the trees on the top of He told state writer Art Lander Jr., ment and anticipation of an early Dead Man’s Ridge, the high “We’re already getting reports of good morning hunt. hill rising up on the right of hunting.” And it really made me happy South Portsmouth School The statewide daily bag limit is four rab- this Thanksgiving Day to learn House Hollow. bits and eight quail. that the tradition continues. G. Sam Piatt The ridge was a good place “We had a mild winter and a good car- One of the 20 to 25 family PDT Outdoors Writer to hunt because of its abun- ryover of adult rabbits heading into the members who gathered at my dance of hickory trees. If you spring breeding season,” explained Rob- house Thursday was my 11-year-old grand- followed the ridge along for a mile or inson. Rabbits begin nesting in February, son – whoops, great-grandson, – Isaiah. He two and happened to drop down into with the peak of nesting occurring by early lives in Cedarville, where his father, Pat Es- one of the deep hollows on the far side, summer, although rabbits can continue to tepp, is head coach of the university’s boys’ you could find yourself in the backwoods, nest into early fall, if conditions are right. varsity basketball team. wandering around wondering which way Annual surveys conducted by Kentucky Submitted Photo That morning Isaiah and his grandfather, to turn to find your way back to civiliza- Fish and Wildlife, with the help of rabbit Isaiah Estepp, 11, holds up his first squirrel. Dale Estepp, along with his father, Pat, a tion and home. hunters and rural mail carriers, offer im- cousin, Caiden, and uncle, Kyle, went into That was kind of the situation Dale Bai- portant details of population trends and ly in the western third of the state (west the woods behind Dale Estepp’s farm home ley and I found ourselves in one hot, gnat- hunting activity. at South Webster for the hunt. filled September day when we wandered of I-65), impacted both rabbit and quail The 114 hunters that submitted infor- breeding success from mid-to-late summer. It was Isaiah’s first hunt. He carried a sin- over the ridge and down into a deep and mation for the 2011-12 rabbit hunter log gle-shot .22 rifle. narrow hollow. We stopped at a dilapidat- survey went on a combined 1,959 hunts “Quail experienced good nesting condi- “I kept the barrel pointed at the ground and ed farmhouse near the head of a hollow to in 105 counties, hunted a combined 7,393 tions early on, but over time the effect of carried three bullets in my pocket,” he said. ask for directions. hours, jumped 12,875 rabbits and harvest- the drought likely had an impact,” Rob- He soon spotted a squirrel in a tree, or The woman who answered the door told ed 5,702 (an average of three rabbits per inson told Lander. “The drought limited what he thought was a squirrel. us to just follow the little creek down to a hunt). quail nesting cover and success, food avail- “I missed, but anyway it turned out to be dirt road and follow it left to the blacktop. The rural mail carrier survey provides ability (insects) and brood rearing cover.” a piece of a stump sticking out on the tree,” We were so thirsty we were spitting biologists with small game population The peak of quail nesting in Kentucky he said. dust. When we asked her for a drink of trends, based on the number of rabbits is June and July, which is a bit later than A minute later, though, he spotted the real water, she directed us to a bucket sitting and quail observed along roadways, per some adjacent states. Rain throughout thing in the tree. on a sideboard in the kitchen. It had a 100 miles driven. This survey has been the summer is important to quail because “It was trying to hide, but it was moving,” long-handled, tin dipper wired to the side. conducted annually in July since 1960. it provides more cover and better food said Isaiah, who wants to be a policeman “Help yourself,” she said. “I don’t know “The eastern region of the state contin- sources. when he gets big. “I put another bullet in, whether its cold now or not, but it wuz ues to lead all regions in the number of “Adult quail need seeds, especially as threw the bolt, and pulled back on the lever whenever I drawed it.” rabbits observed,” said Robinson. “The the season progresses,” said Robinson. to cock the gun. “Uh, when was that?” Dale asked. mail carrier survey shows a 6 percent in- “When chicks hatch they need insects, and “I kneeled down, aimed up in the tree, and “Un, let’s see…jest day ‘fore yesterday,” crease in the number of observed rabbits in drier weather there are fewer insects.” pulled the trigger. It was a pretty long shot, she answered. Hunters should expect quail season to but I hit it.” It was warm but it was wet, and we statewide between 2011 and 2012, which be similar to last year. The squirrel was dead before it hit the drank our fill, uncomplaining. means there should be plenty of rabbits for ground. She seemed real pleased to receive the harvest this fall.” G. SAM PIATT can be reached at (606) 932-3619 or “It happened really fast. I was sort of three squirrels we had bagged. Kentucky’s profound drought, especial- [email protected]. Young deer hunters, Part 2 We look for deer trail hunting 101, good things We can never overlook thing or any- “human the partially cover your SCENT. intersections, but another will happen. If you follow SAFETY. 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Season From Page B1 of his pads in his final collegiate to watch this year’s version ac- While this program will have to “I think the team will be re- game, the brotherhood stepped up. complish history, many compari- wait another year to vie for No. 7, membered as a very unselfish “I had a bad feeling early in the “When they de-q’d him, it was sons of how each team made it it will be the goal of the fans and team that had to come toghether week when I saw his knee,” Meyer like a possessed group on de- through their respective seasons historians to make sure the legacy through tough circumstances,” said. “It was a bursa — it’s not a fense,” Meyer said. “I know why, have been thrown out all season of this team does not suffer the Buchanan said. “I was so proud structural issue, it’s just swelling we because our brother was down long. But what about the 1973 same fate as the ‘73 bunch. of the way my teammates rallied couldn’t get out. And my man was and we presented him the game team? If it wasn’t for the 10-10 Punter Ben Buchanan might and refused to lose. To be a se- in the training room early in the ball, which was deserving.” tie with Michigan, there would have said it best to describe this nior on this team is an honor.” morning until late at night doing With the 2002 Buckeye foot- be eight numbers along the ring year’s version of the Ohio State Cody Leist can be reached at 740-353- everything they could.” ball team — the last to finish a of The Horseshoe instead of Buckeyes and the inprint they 3101, ext. 294, or cleist@heartlandpublica- With the face of the defense out season without a loss — on hand seven. leave behind. tions.com. Cadogan From Page B1 rarely followed by Ameri- Bengals wide receiver An- Cameron Wake (Also a American aspirations win,” Clifford said. can media outside of ES- drew Hawkins (Also a To- Penn State product) was a aside, his high school The Grey Cup will take men to reach the highest PN’s Chris Berman’s occa- ledo product) has produc- B.C. Lion before becoming coach said Cadogan’s fo- place 6 p.m. tonight featur- stage of CFL competition. “The perseverance and sional highlight dabblings, tively donned the stripped a feared pass rusher in the cus remains on the task ing the Western Division discipline it takes to play but there is no shortage of helmet and compiled 34 AFC East. at hand. Or the tâche à ac- Champion Calgary Stam- professionally is tremen- NFL talent that at one time receptions for 394 yards Need more examples? complir for football fans in peders and the Eastern dous and Gerald has done played in the CFL. and three touchdowns this Re: Warren Moon, Doug Montréal. Division Champion Argo- that,” Clifford said. Look 100 miles to the season. Flutie, Rocket Ismail, Jeff “I can’t wait to see them nauts. Cadogan wears No. Canadian football is west where Cincinnati The Miami Dolphins’ Garcia and Joe Theismann. play and I really hope they 69 for the Argonauts. Buckeyes From Page B1 away from Robinson on the next Basil added another field goal Ohio State’s elation was Michi- properly recognized as one of the drive and Nathan Williams recov- four plays later to make it 26-21 gan’s deflation as the Wolverines great groups of seniors in the his- attempt as the clock expired was ered, but Basil missed a 39-yard Buckeyes with 6:26 to play. dropped to 8-4. Hoke pointed to tory of this program, however true and narrowed the deficit to field goal eight plays later. Michigan’s bid to go ahead late turnovers as his teams’ undoing. we’re going to do that,” Meyer 21-20 at the intermission. The defense forced another in the fourth quarter was ended “It is hard to win when you turn said. “Maybe we’ll get 19 bronze Michigan coach Brady Hoke punt and the Buckeyes were driv- when C.J. Barnett intercepted a the ball over four times and don’t statues somewhere, raise some rolled the dice on the opening ing to start the fourth quarter Gardner pass at the Michigan 48 convert third and short opportuni- money.” drive of the third quarter, going when Michigan’s Jake Ryan forced with 4:50 left in the contest. ties,” Hoke said. “We played well Asked if Ohio State is the last for it on fourth and short at the a Miller fumble and Frank Clark From there, Hyde sealed the enough to win at times, but gave unbeaten team by the end of the Wolverines’ 48-yard-line. The recovered for the Wolverines at victory with two rushes that up too many four and 5-yard runs season, Meyer was cautious. Ohio State defense, as it did the their 28. went for first downs on the drive. in the end.” “Just trying to picture the head- entire game, stepped up in a key After trading punts, the Buck- Miller then knelt the Buckeyes to Robinson, who has been dealing line here. Enough headlines. I situation this time in the form of eyes forced another fumble when their sixth unblemished record in with a nerve problem in his throw- don’t need anymore. They got me a 2-yard loss to force the turnover sophomore Michael Bennett school history. ing elbow, agreed with his coach all excited at a pep rally the other on downs. Ryan Shazier made the stripped Gardner and Travis How- “He’s developing into one of the about the turnovers, but said he day and that was a headline,” Mey- stop. ard recovered at the Michigan best backs in the country,” Meyer was capable of doing more. er said. “You know, I don’t know “I felt good about our offense 10-yard-line. said of his junior running back. “I can throw. We went with enough to I think we’re at this because they had just gotten two It was another big play by a de- “He’s a powerful guy. He’s come a the plays coach was calling and point like I said, the quote I’d like first downs in a row and I had con- fensive underclassman. long way.” we thought would be successful,” out there is I think this team could fidence in our defense as well, so “Those guys sometimes you re- Meyer also lauded the efficient Robinson said. “However, I do feel play and compete with any team in we went for it,” Hoke said. cruit guys that are overrated. The effort of his sophomore signal comfortable throwing the ball.” the United States of America as of The Buckeyes translated the names you just mentioned are not caller. Despite the season ending pre- now.” good field position into another overrated,” Meyer said. “They’re “Our quarterback, I thought, 14 maturely as a result of the NCAA field goal with 8:12 remaining in going to be great players here. of 18 for almost 200 yards against sanctions, Meyer said he felt very Note: Former Portsmouth West quarter- the quarter to make it 23-21 Ohio They’re going to be great players a No. 1 pass defense in America. strongly about the character of his back Levi Ratliff, a preferred walk-on with State. here and I appreciate the effort. He played his heart out as well,” team, namely, his seniors. Ohio State, finished his freshman season Christian Bryant broke the ball On top of it, wonderful people.” Meyer said. “I want to make sure they’re with 12 wins after Saturday’s 26-21 result.

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B4 Sunday, November 25, 2012 Portsmouth Daily Times SPORTS Dominant 2nd half pushes Ohio over Richmond, 73-48 The Associated Press downed Richmond 73-48 Satur- starters for the final three min- three 3-point makes in the sec- 36-26 advantage on the boards. day in a nonconference affair. utes. ond half, while Jon Smith had 13 Derrick Williams led Rich- ATHENS — Walter Offutt led Ohio trailed 38-34 with Offutt made his points on 5-of- and Nick Kellogg had 12. mond (4-2) with 17 points, 14 of four double-digit scorers with 16:12 left, but went on a 19-4 11 shooting, plus 5 of 6 from the The team’s other starter, Ivo Bal- which came in the first half. 16 points and Ohio leapt to its run and extended the lead foul line. D.J. Cooper scored 14 tic, had seven points and a game-high The win was the Bobcats’ 14th first 5-0 start since 1969-70 as it wide enough to sit most of its points, including 12 points and nine rebounds, helping Ohio take a consecutive victory at home. Purdue beats Indiana 56-35 with late flurry Michael Marot season unraveled during stay. But was it enough at 3-6 and get themselves were led by Stephen Hous- heem Mostert’s chance at a AP Sports Writer a five-game losing streak a school that has struggled into postseason play.” ton, who had 28 carries for 96-yard kickoff return was that started with blow- to fill seats for its home If nothing else, it was an 158 yards and three first- upended when teammate WEST LAFAYETTE, outs against Michigan and games? emotional win for Hope half touchdowns, becom- Chris Quinn inadvertently Ind. — A late scoring flur- Wisconsin at home. Then Even Hope didn’t seem and his seniors. ing the first Indiana player tackled him at the Indiana ry helped Purdue keep the came a late-game collapse to know. After the game, Shavers ran 27 times for to score on three runs 37 while trying to make a Old Oaken Bucket. at Ohio State and two he paced slowly from the 126 yards and one touch- in one game since Bryan block. That was all in the Now it’s up to school of- more blowouts — at Min- Purdue sideline to the down — a 1-yard plunge Payton in October 2007. first half. ficials to determine wheth- nesota and at home against middle of the field, shook that sealed the victory with Cameron Coffman was 31 Indiana had its own er coach Danny Hope Penn State. There was so hands with Indiana coach 6:14 to go. He also caught of 53 for 348 yards, threw trouble with turnovers in keeps his job. much debate that athletic Kevin Wilson and hugged two passes for 99 yards, for one TD and ran for an- the second half. Akeem Shavers scored director Morgan Burke one of his players before a 73-yard tackle-breaking other, and threw three in- Between the mistakes, three times during a even issued a midseason walking to the student sec- TD reception that broke terceptions. the two pass-happy teams 4½-minute span in the statement saying he would tion, where he pumped his a 35-35 tie with 10:40 left “We turned the ball over traded big-play jabs. It was fourth quarter, breaking wait until the end of the fist and led the traditional in the game and a 26-yard four times on the road, that kind of day. open a tie game to send the season before making his singing of the school’s fight scoring pass that made it you’re not going to win,” But Shavers turned the Boilermakers past archri- decision. song. Then he raised both 49-35 with 7:55 to go. Wilson said. “We’ve been game with the late scoring val Indiana 56-35 on Satur- Since then, all the Boil- hands as players hoisted “Shavers has been run- pretty good all year, but … flurry — and the Boiler- day and likely back into a ermakers (6-6, 3-5 Big him briefly on their shoul- ning like a different man 11 turnovers over the last makers are hoping another bowl game. Ten) have done is win. ders for the first time in his the last five weeks,” sixth- three weeks is not winning “We felt this team was Purdue closed the regu- career. year quarterback Robert football, especially on the strong finish may save good enough to advance lar season with wins at Burke did not speak to Marve said. road and the way we are Hope’s job. to the postseason and we Iowa and Illinois and now reporters following the The oft-injured Marve defensively.” “(Hope) was the first weren’t going to let no- over the hated Hoosiers game. Hope did. finished with a flour- The teams combined for guy that came to me and body stop us,” defensive to retain the trophy in the “We’ve made great prog- ish, too, throwing for a 1,060 yards in total offense said, ‘We’re still going to tackle Kawann Short said. highest-scoring game in ress in the program in career-high 348 yards and in a game that typified a give you a chance if you “So as far as rallying up the 115-game series. The every phase. We’ve done four scores. Backup quar- season full of miscues and want it,’ and that’s when I these last couple weeks 91 combined points broke great things over the last terback Rob Henry also misfortune — for both came out in the media and and getting these wins, it the previous record of 87 four years,” Hope said. threw a TD pass and ran teams. said I’m going to be back,” was very big for us.” in 2004, a game the Boil- “We started off really for another. And the much- Shavers had a scoring Marve said. “If it wasn’t Bowl talk was all the ers won 63-24. And it was strong, played very well maligned Boilermakers run of 71 yards called back for him, I wouldn’t have rage among players and enough to make Purdue early in the season, we defense forced four turn- because of a holding call. been playing the rest of the coaches. Everyone else bowl eligible in back-to- had some setbacks in the overs. The Boilermakers blew season. I think he’s a heck was talking about Hope’s back seasons for the first middle, I think we lost five “A big day for Akeem one scoring chance after of a guy. He’s the reason I future in West Lafayette. time since 2006-07. straight and we bounced Shavers, a big game for taking over at their own came to Purdue. We had a There has been rampant Purdue’s strong finish back. I don’t think there’s our entire football team,” 45, another when Marve rough season. That wasn’t speculation about Hope’s certainly could make the many teams in the country Hope said. was picked off in the red on him. But now we’ve job since a once-promising case that Hope should that can bounce back from The Hoosiers (4-8, 2-6) zone and a third when Ra- bounced back.” Boxer ‘Macho’ Camacho Northwestern routs Illinois 50-14 dies in Puerto Rico Sarah Trotto The Illini scored on the opening The Associated Press drive on Young’s 15-yard run. The Danica Coto and know?” Camacho told The wound up serving two drive covered 78 yards and ate up Associated Press after a weeks in jail, though, after David Skretta EVANSTON, Ill. — Northwest- 6:02 on the clock. The Associated Press workout in 2010. “A couple violating that probation. ern wanted to bolster its chances “You look at the way we tack- years back, when I was do- Camacho’s former wife, for a big-time bowl game. The SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico ing it, I was still enjoying Amy, obtained a restrain- Wildcats did that and more. led early, it was pathetic and gave — Hector “Macho” Cama- it. The competition, to see ing order against him in Venric Mark rushed for 127 them some opportunities to make cho was a brash fighter myself perform. I know I’m 1998, alleging he threat- yards and a touchdown as North- some plays,” Fitzgerald said. “Na- with a mean jab and an at the age that some people ened her and one of their western beat Illinois 50-14 on Sat- than is an outstanding quarter- aggressive style, launching can’t do this no more.” children. The couple, who urday. back. They have weapons across himself furiously against Former featherweight had two children at the Kain Colter threw for a ca- the board and made some plays some of the biggest names champion Juan Laporte, a time, later divorced. reer-high three touchdowns and early.” in boxing. And his bad-boy friend since childhood, de- He divided his time be- the Wildcats (9-3, 5-3 Big Ten) Northwestern answered Illinois’ persona was not entirely scribed Camacho as “like a tween Puerto Rico and reached nine victories for the first touchdown with Jeff Budzien’s 44- an act, with a history of little brother who was al- Florida in recent years, time since 2008. yard field goal to make it 7-3. legal scrapes that began ways getting into trouble,” The next challenge for the Wild- appearing on Spanish- The Wildcats took the lead for in his teens and continued but otherwise combined a language television as well cats is to win a bowl game — they good 32 seconds later. Illinois throughout his life. friendly nature with a pow- as on a reality show called have lost nine in a row. The man who once erful jab. “Es Macho Time!” on You- “Nine wins is a great year. Ten fumbled on the kickoff return and starred at the pinnacle of “He’s a good human be- Tube. is special,” Northwestern coach Northwestern scored on Colter’s boxing, winning several ing, a good hearted per- Inside the boxing ring, Pat Fitzgerald said. “To be a bowl 2-yard run for a 10-7 lead. Illinois world titles, died Saturday son,” Laporte said as he Camacho flourished. He champion could be a great excla- ranked last in the Big Ten in turn- after being ambushed in waited with other friends won three Golden Gloves mation point.” over margin with minus-10. a parking lot back in the and members of the box- titles as an amateur, and af- Penalties and turnovers hurt Il- Colter left the game briefly after Puerto Rican town of Bay- er’s family outside the hos- ter turning pro, he quickly linois (2-10, 0-8), which has lost tweaking an ankle late in the first amon where he was born. pital in San Juan after the became a contender with nine straight and 14 in a row in quarter. Trevor Siemian replaced Packets of cocaine were shooting. “A lot of people an all-action style reminis- Big Ten play. The Illini committed him and threw an interception on found were found in the think of him as a cocky per- four turnovers — including three cent of other Puerto Rican his first pass attempt. Scheelhaase car in which he was shot. son but that was his motto fighters. interceptions — and eight penal- Camacho, 50, left be- … Inside he was just a kid ties in their season finale. immediately threw a pick, and a Long promoted by Don sideline interference call on the hind a reputation for flam- looking for something.” King, Camacho won his “When you’re playing a team Illini brought the Wildcats to the boyance — leading fans Laporte lamented that first world title by beat- right now that’s won a lot of foot- in cheers of “It’s Macho Camacho never found a ing Rafael Limon in a ball games and is considered one Illinois 12. Beckman fell and made time!” before fights — and mentor to guide him out- super-featherweight bout of the top 25, 30 teams in the contact with an official, result- for fearsome skills as one side the boxing ring. in Puerto Rico on Aug. country, then you’re going to have ing in the penalty. Northwestern of the top fighters of his “The people around 7, 1983. He moved up in to play a lot better than we did,” scored on a 9-yard pass from Col- generation. him didn’t have the guts weight two years later first-year coach Tim Beckman ter to Tony Jones for a 17-7 lead. said. “He excited boxing fans or strength to lead him in to capture a lightweight Six players scored offensive the right direction,” La- Northwestern captured the around the world with his title by defeating Jose Luis touchdowns for Northwestern. inimitable style,” promoter porte said. “There was no Land of Lincoln Trophy after los- Ramirez, and successfully Don King told The Associ- one strong enough to put ing to the Illini in the rivalry game “We have a motto. It’s: ‘Every- defended the belt against ated Press. a hand on his shoulder and the last two seasons. body eats,’” Colter said. “Every- fellow countryman Edwin Camacho fought profes- tell him how to do it.” “It’s a rivalry game, so you defi- body wants a taste of the end zone Rosario. sionally for three decades, George Lozada, a long- nitely want bragging rights,” said and getting plays.” The Rosario fight, in from his humble debut time friend from New York Colter, who completed 9 of 11 Reilly O’Toole took over at against David Brown at who flew to Puerto Rico which the victorious Ca- passes for 102 yards. “I haven’t quarterback for Illinois early in macho still took a savage New York’s Felt Forum in on Saturday, recalled that beaten them since I’ve been here. the second quarter and scored on beating, persuaded him 1980 to an equally forget- just hours after he was re- We really wanted to get this one a 12-yard run to cut the lead to 17- table swansong against leased from prison after to scale back his ultra- and get back on track and finish aggressive style in favor of 14 with 10:55 left before halftime. Saul Duran in Kissimmee, serving a murder sentence, this season up right, and especial- The Wildcats responded with a a more cerebral, defensive ly do it for our seniors.” Florida, in 2010. he received a call from Ca- 3-yard touchdown run by Mark to In between, he fought macho, who was waiting approach. Donovonn Young rushed for 74 take a 24-14 lead. Northwestern some of the biggest stars outside his apartment in a The change in style was yards and a touchdown for Illinois, spanning two eras, includ- black Porsche. a big reason that Cama- which ranks last in the Big Ten in finished with 338 yards rushing. ing Sugar Ray Leonard, Fe- “He said, ‘Come down, cho, at the time 38-0, lost a scoring offense. Nathan Scheel- “Today was kind of a microcosm lix Trinidad, Oscar De La I’m taking you shopping,’” close split decision to Greg haase went 9 for 14 for 91 yards of the entire year,” Fitzgerald said. Hoya and Roberto Duran. Lozada said, wiping away Haugen at Caesar’s Palace and two interceptions. “We’ve been able to run the ball “Hector was a fighter tears. in Las Vegas in 1991. Northwestern led 27-14 at half- pretty efficiently all season long.” who brought a lot of ex- “Because of him, man, I Camacho won the re- time, then scored early in the third Budzien kicked a 36-yard field citement to boxing,” said got what I got today,” he match to set up his signa- quarter on Colter’s 15-yard pass to goal for a 27-14 halftime lead. ture fight against Mexico’s Ed Brophy, executive di- said, pointing to pictures Tyris Jones. After Ibraheim Camp- “We felt like that was the worst Julio Cesar Chavez, this rector of International the on his smartphone of his bell intercepted Scheelhaase, the half of football we played in a time at the Thomas & Wildcats turned the game into a Boxing Hall of Fame. “He 6-year-old daughter. “Be- month, and the only way it’s going was a good champion. Ro- cause of Hector, I stopped Mack Center in Las Vegas. rout with a 24-yard touchdown to get fixed is if we do something berto Duran is kind of in a the drug scene … He’s Camacho was roundly crit- catch by wide-open offensive tack- class of his own, but Hec- helped so many people.” icized for his lack of action, le Paul Jorgensen from Colter for about it,” Fitzgerald said. “Our tor surely was an exciting Drug, alcohol and other and the Mexican champion a 41-14 lead. team went out there in the second fighter that gave his all to problems trailed Camacho won a lopsided unanimous “He was lined up at left tackle half and dominated the way we the sport.” himself after the prime of decision to retain the light- and he ends up running down should have dominated from the Camacho’s family moved his boxing career. He was weight title. the field wide open,” Colter said start.” to New York when he was sentenced in 2007 to seven “Even though people say about Jorgensen. “It’s a good feel- NOTES: Northwestern last young and he grew up in years in prison for the bur- I beat him easily, it wasn’t ing to get an offensive lineman six reached the 50-point mark on Oct. Spanish Harlem, which glary of a computer store that way,” Chavez told points.” 29, 2011, in a 59-38 win over Indi- After another Illinois intercep- at the time was rife with in Mississippi. While ar- Mexico’s ESPN-Radio For- ana. … Mark rushed for 100 yards tion, Mike Trumpy scored on a crime. Camacho landed in resting him on the burglary mula this week. “He was a for the eighth time this season. … very fast fighter, he faced 3-yard run for a 48-14 lead. North- jail as a teenager before charge in January 2005, Budzien improved to 17 of 18 on turning to boxing, which police also found the drug everything and it was very western recorded a safety with 3 for many kids in his neigh- ecstasy. hard for me.” minutes left. field goals this season. … Fitzger- borhood provided an outlet A judge eventually sus- “He revolutionized box- Despite struggling on offense all ald’s 49 victories tied Lynn Wal- for their aggression. pended all but one year ing, Chavez said. “It’s a season, Illinois showed life early. dorf for the school record. “This is something of the sentence and gave shame he got mixed up in I’ve done all my life, you Camacho probation. He so many problems.” B5

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Sports Briefs To place an item in the of baseball directly from of the fun, please register Wheelersburg boys’ bas- For more information on West Portsmouth Sports calendar please email pdt- the SSU coaching staff and online at shawneestate- ketball team will be host- ways you can help, contact Complex Dec. 26 through sports@portsmouth-daily- players. baseballcamps.com. Cost ing Notre Dame in an Coach Tom Barrick 740- Dec. 30. times.com or call 740-353- The camp will run each for the two-day camp is “OHSAA Foundation 574-2025 or Wheelersburg The tournament will fea- 3101 ext. 294. morning at the James A. $60 per player. Please Game”. All proceeds from High School, 740-574- ture boys and girls teams SSU baseball camp Rhodes Athletic Center at contact Chris Moore at this game (tickets, t-shirts, 2527. from the third and fourth SSU is pleased to an- Shawnee State University 740-821-4351 or cmoore@ etc) will be donated to grade as well as grades five nounce Dec. 26-27 as the in Portsmouth from 9 a.m.- shawnee.edu for more in- Make-A-Wish. Make-A- Holiday Basketball dates for Shawnee State noon, featuring defensive formation. Wish is a non-profit orga- Tournament and six. University Youth Baseball instruction for infield and nization that helps grant There will be a Holiday The cost will be $100 Camp. This is an oppor- outfield play, offensive in- Pirates to host wishes to children with Basketball Tournament per team. tunity for boys and girls struction, and pitching and “Swishes-4-Wishes” life-threatening medical held at the Portsmouth For more information between the ages of 6-14 catching. Foundation game conditions. Tickets for the West Elementary School, contact Steve at 740-352- to learn the fundamental If you want to be a part Next Tuesday, the game will be $5. Middle School and the 1822. Ducks rebound with 48-24 win over Beavers Anne M. Peterson the Pac-12 title game and the Ducks had to wait for with the Beavers. to wait to find out where to cap it off failed. AP Sports Writer even an outside chance at UCLA’s game against the While the Civil War is they’re headed for a bowl The Beavers took a 7-6 the national championship. Cardinal later Saturday to normally the season finale game, but already their lead on Woods’ 7-yard CORVALLIS, Ore. — De’Anthony Thomas, see who would be headed for both teams, Oregon season can be counted a touchdown run, but the Kenjon Barner ran for 198 who helped picked up the to the conference champi- State (8-3, 6-3) will host success after they went Ducks answered on the yards and two touchdowns slack while Barner was on onship game. Both Oregon Nicholls State next Sat- just 3-9 last year. next series with Thomas’ despite leaving the game the sidelines, ran for 122 and Stanford started the urday in a matchup that Barner appeared to hurt 2-yard TD dash. Barner for a time with an injury yards and three scores for day with one conference was supposed to open the either his abdomen or added a 1-yard scoring run and No. 5 Oregon defeat- the Ducks (11-1, 8-1). loss in the league’s north- season but was put off ribs late in the first half before he was hurt. and headed to the locker ed No. 16 Oregon State After Oregon’s undefeat- ern division. when Hurricane Isaac bore Stanford held Barner to room. He returned after 66 yards the week before, 48-24 in the Civil War on ed season was thwarted It was Oregon’s fifth down on the Colonels’ the break, but much of the but he had 141 yards be- Saturday, keeping alive the by a 17-14 overtime loss straight victory in the Thibodaux, La., campus. work went to Thomas un- fore halftime against the Ducks’ hopes for a spot in to Stanford last weekend, 116-game rivalry series The Beavers will have til he returned on a scoring Beavers. With his first 15 drive that made it 41-17 yards rushing Saturday, he early in the fourth quarter. moved past Derek Loville Oregon redshirt fresh- (1986-89) for second on man Marcus Mariota Oregon’s career rushing threw for 140 yards and a list. score, and also ran for 85 Trevor Romaine kicked yards and a touchdown. a 36-yard field goal to nar- His Oregon State coun- row it to 20-10 at halftime terpart, Sean Mannion, and the Beavers pulled threw for 311 yards and a closer with Woods’ 2-yard touchdown but was inter- scoring run on their first cepted four times. Storm series of the second half. Woods rushed for 70 yards It was all Ducks the rest and two scores. of the way. Thomas scored Mannion started the on a 6-yard run to extend first four games of the sea- Oregon’s lead to 27-17, be- son, throwing seven touch- fore the Ducks capitalized downs and averaging 339 on a Beaver fumble that yards, but injured his left led to Thomas’ 29-yard knee and required surgery. touchdown run. Barner Vaz, who hadn’t started returned with his 1-yard since high school, took run and Mariota found B.J. over and helped the Bea- Kelley with a 2-yeard scor- vers to win in the next two ing pass. games, and later became Mannion hit Micah Hat- the team’s starter. field with a 6-yard touch- But Vaz sprained his left down pass with 20 seconds ankle in the final moments left for the final margin. of a loss to Stanford two The Ducks hold a 60-46- weeks ago, and sat out 10 advantage in the Civil last Saturday during Or- War which dates back to egon State’s 64-14 victory 1894 and is the seventh- at home over California. most contested rivalry in Mannion got the nod for the nation. the Civil War. It was the fourth time A 47,249 fans attended that both teams were the game, setting Reser ranked for the Civil War. Stadium record. The last was in 2009, when Oregon put the Stanford Oregon was No. 7 and Ore- loss behind them by strik- gon State was No. 13. That ing quickly on their first game was dubbed the “War possession with Mariota’s of the Roses” because the 42-yard keeper. The touch- winner was guaranteed a down drive took just 1:46, Rose Bowl berth. Oregon but the Ducks’ 2-point try won 37-33. No. 3 Georgia blows out hapless Ga. Tech 42-10 Paul Newberry AP Sports Writer

ATHENS, Ga. — The Georgia Bulldogs collected a trophy at midfield for another win over their state rival, then got some encouragement from the governor in their quest for a bigger reward. No. 1. Aaron Murray threw two touchdown passes, Todd Gurley and Keith Marshall each ran for a pair of TDs, and third-ranked Georgia stayed right in the thick of the national championship race with a 42-10 rout of Georgia Tech on Saturday. Gov. Nathan Deal presented the “Governor’s Cup” to the Bulldogs (11-1) after they beat the Yellow Jackets for the 11th time in 12 years. He congratulated both teams on a “great game” (a bit of a stretch, to say the least) before turning toward the jubilant Georgia players. “Keep up the good work,” Deal said. “We’re looking for a national championship.” Georgia is two wins away. The Bulldogs will face No. 2 Alabama for the South- eastern Conference championship in Atlanta next Satur- day. The winner of that contest will likely advance to play in the BCS title game on Jan. 7. “All that matters is this game,” Georgia linebacker Christian Robinson said, looking ahead to facing the de- fending national champion Crimson Tide. “This is everything. This is what you play for.” Georgia Tech (6-6) didn’t put up much of a fight. This one was a laugher right from the start as the home team scored just over a minute into the game, built a 28-3 halftime lead and was up 42-3 before the Yellow Jackets scored a meaningless TD in the fourth quarter. “It was a pretty good thumping,” Georgia Tech coach Paul Johnson said. “We could not slow them down at all, which has been a recurring theme the last few times we’ve played them, and we couldn’t finish drives offensively.” Murray completed 14 of 17 for 215 yards, becoming the first quarterback in SEC history to pass from more than 3,000 yards in three straight seasons. Gurley finished with 97 yards on 12 carries and now has 14 touchdowns on the season, one shy of Herschel Walker’s school freshman record set in 1980. Marshall, also a freshman, piled up 66 yards on just seven carries. The Bulldogs certainly didn’t look like a team that was looking ahead to Alabama. “You don’t do that when you’re playing Georgia Tech,” coach Mark Richt said. “This game means a lot for us. Our coaches prepared hard, they were diligent, and the players took to the coaching. I thought we played a superb game. I’m so proud of everybody. I could not have asked for a better today.” C1 Life & Fun SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 2012

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Wayne Allen and commissioned for the production. will be the Snow Queen and Autumn PDT Staff Writer Fabricated locally the new equipment Thompson, the Arabian Dancer. McK- takes center stage in the ‘Alpine Trees enzie Thompson, a sophomore at Lewis Cirque d’Art Nutcracker performance in the Forest’ scene performed by Olivia County High School, returns as the is set to take place Dec. 16-18 at the Vern Pennington, Allison Huffman and Micah Sugar Plum Fairy featured in a new pas Riffe Center For the Arts on the campus Garvin. Star soloist on ‘The Snowflake’ de deux, a star routine where Thompson of Shawnee State University. With 120 will be Sami Matthews, while Heavon will be supported by Jon Chamberlin.” performers ranging in age from seven to Jordan, Lila Ridout, Breanna Howell, Thompson said in a released state- 25 Cirque Director Pegi Wilkes says the Karli Stone, Curbee Morris, Lauren Jolly ment she learned so much in this role show will be great. and Casey Holmes will apply their skills last year. “I feel confident about adding “This is our second year performing to the new ‘Flower’ apparatus. Meaghan the new choreography. We’re all coming this at the Vern Riffe Center For the Redouty, a pre-med student at Shawnee into this production enthusiastic about Arts. We have performances scheduled State University and eleven-year veteran building on last year’s success and ener- Dec. 16 at 4 p.m. and Dec. 17 and 18 and instructor for Cirque d’Art Theatre, at 7 p.m. On the 18th we school shows will introduce the new ‘Icicle’ routine gized by new costumes, new routines, scheduled during the day and we have which combines the steely shimmer of new aerial equipment, new music. Ev- over 700 reservations for that show al- metal with the illusive drift of silk.” erything about it is just magical.” ready,” Wilkes said. Wilkes said this performance is begin- “A lot of the kids changed their rolls According to released information ning to lend its self to an annual event this year. Part of what I want them to do about the performance,”with no change for Cirque d’Art. is experience a lot of different things in to the beloved story of Clara, Herr Dros- “We had so much fun doing this least the performing arts. So, I like it when selmeyer, and the Sugar Plum Fairy but year and we were very nervous. It’s a bal- the kids want to be something else or a few thrilling adjustments to hoist the let that we put a circus spin to. People re- try something new. A lot of the kids in characters into the air. Le Nutcracker ceived the show very very well, everyone this years performance were in the per- Cirque’s well-trained army of 120 per- seems very excited about this years performance last year so they know what its formers, ages seven to 25, promises a formance. I could see this performance about,” Wilkes said. polished evening of familiar music and becoming a traditional show,” Wilkes Tickets for Le Nutcracker Cirque go fable, much of the original ballet chore- said. on sale Dec. 1 at the McKinley Box Of- ography and a typical Nutcracker cast Other aspects of the cast include, fice at Shawnee State for more informa- of characters refreshed and invigorated “Amber Howard will perform the lead tion call, 740-351-3600. with acrobatics, high energy maneu- role of Clara while Derek Howe plays the vers and exciting aerial routines made Nutcracker. Alex Richardson will play Wayne Allen may be reached at 740-353-3101, ext. possible with new equipment designed Herr Drosselmeyer, Hayden Schmidt 228, or [email protected].

Entertainment Calendar You Know You’re From Portsmouth If … Submitted by Dan Johnson • Southern Ohio Muse- um, 825 Gallia St. — Hours John W. Kelley wrote: Way 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday cool! through Friday and 1 to 5 Patricia McKelvey Humble p.m. Saturday; admission wrote: I use to sit in study hall free, donations accepted, and count the railroad cars as they suggested donation of $2 crossed the bridge. per adult, $1 per student, Nicholas Basham wrote: They senior or child; for informa- called it the walking bridge. My tion call 740-354-5629. Great Grandparents would take a • Vern Riffe Center for picnic lunch and walk across the the Arts, 940 Second St., river for a Sunday afternoon. Portsmouth; McKinley Box Elaine Allen wrote: My grand- Office, 740-351-3600 or father was a deputy sheriff in the [email protected]; some tick- 1930’s. He tracked a span of mules ets also available via Tick- stolen from KY across this bridge etmaster. to a place almost to Beaver. • Boneyfiddle Arts Cen- Cindy Medley Balach wrote: ter, Inc. 546 Second St., Great, great pic! Portsmouth. Hours: Tues- Dave Huffman wrote: Back day through Saturday 10 in my stupid days, I walked that a.m. – 6 p.m. and closed bridge to KY and back. No sooner Sunday and Monday. Ad- did I get to the KY side I heard a mission is free. 740-876 – whistle. We sat on the side plat- 9668 form until the train passed. It was • The 1810 House at the scariest moment of my life. 1926 Waller St., Ports- Sam Yerardi wrote: Dave, I mouth, open Sundays walked across the bridge several through Dec. 16, from 2 to times too. I remember two tracks 4 p.m., Sundays only, or by up there but I don’t remember the special appointment by call- gangplank on the right in the pic- ing the Welcome Center at ture. And like you, I had to step 740-353-1116. This home off’ of the bridge when a train of Mary Clingman and Aar- went by one time. Frightening to on Kinney showcases many this day… items dating before 1946. Those who wish to tour the Judy Johnson wrote: You guys 1810 House are asked to ar- were just a little crazy!!! Just say- rive no later than 3:30 p.m. in’! Parking is available across Sam Yerardi wrote: I remem- the street at the Cancer ber a friend of mine, Mike Gire, Center. shinnying out on the bottom of • Friday’s at 6 p.m. — the I-beam at the bottom of the Social Singles. All singles bridge to feel for pigeon eggs. He 18 years and older welcome would have been 60-70 feet above at the Portsmouth Bob Ev- the water just holding on with his ans. feet and hands… • March 6, 2013 — The Rob Stone wrote: I believe Portsmouth Arts Associa- some young folks perished while tion at the Vern Riff Arts crossing that bridge in the 1970s? Center presents “Junie B. One person survived by lying be- Jones” at 10 a.m. and noon. tween the tracks? The one (s) that Tickets $3 at the McKinley jumped off into the river, perished? Box Office. Sam Yerardi wrote: I gradu- • March 15-17, 2013 — ated in 73 from East. I don’t re- The Portsmouth Arts Asso- member that happening but I can ciation at the Vern Riff Arts sure believe. If someone lay down Center presents “Legally between the tracks, that had to Blonde: The Musical” by have been terrifying because there the Portsmouth Area Chil- is very little space between the dren’s Theatre Senior Com- tracks. Probably just enough space pany. March 15 at noon and to let trains pass each other. The 7:30 p.m., March 16 at 7:30 wind up there almost knocks you p.m., March 17 at 2 p.m. over. Friday noon tickets $3, All Join the conversation online other shows $10, available at “You Know You’re From at the McKinley Box Office. Portsmouth If …” on Facebook! C&O Bridge in Sciotoville C2

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Jacquelene Bigar’s Horoscope HAPPY BIRTHDAY for Monday, and opinions, you expect to be heard. Nov. 26, 2012: Tonight: Set the stage. zITS Jerry Scott and Jim Borgman This year your life proves to be quite VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) lively. At times, when you think you HHHH Keep reaching out for more finally understand someone or a situ- information. You can only handle so ation, you’ll discover that that’s not the much at a time. Get ahead of your case. You might even have to go back normal thoughts, and look at the long- to square one. Clarity and confirma- term. Someone might be trying to com- tion will help prevent problems. Others municate his or her bottom line, but think differently from you, which is clarity is lacking. Tonight: Put on some why you don’t always understand their music. actions and thoughts. If you are single, LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22) you could make quite a fuss until you HHHH One-on-one relating evolves meet the right person. Do not waste to a new level, as you realize what is your time with someone who has a happening behind the scenes. You tendency to be inappropriate. If you are might want to go for the best end attached, the two of you need to agree result by setting some limits. Your sixth to disagree and learn to respect each sense comes out in an important con- other’s differences. TAURUS might be versation. Tonight: Visit with a loved THE FAMILY CIRCUS too detail-oriented for you. one over dinner. CONCEPTIS SUDOKU The Stars Show the Kind of Day SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) Bil Keane You’ll Have: 5-Dynamic; 4-Positive; HHHH Defer to others within your by Dave Green 3-Average; 2-So-so; 1-Difficult immediate circle. Be sensitive to the ARIES (March 21-April 19) possibilities surrounding a key relation- HHHH The unexpected occurs, and ship. Confusion surrounds you. Listen you might be confused as to what to with a touch of cynicism to discussions do. When push comes to shove, a new about a partnership and your long-term beginning will become possible. You desires. Tonight: Let the party begin. prevent misunderstandings because SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21) you ask questions. You are a serious- HHH Your easygoing nature allows minded person. Tonight: Indulge in you to get past a complication; how- some fun and easy times. ever, the path you decide to take could TAURUS (April 20-May 20) cause some stress. If you slow down HHHHH You seem so optimistic and assess the situation, you might that it might be impossible for anyone make different choices. Confusion to do anything that could be viewed surrounds your decisions. Tonight: as annoying or difficult. An element of Choose something relaxing. confusion could start to make its way CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) into your plans and conversations. Be HHHH Go with the unexpected sure to clear this up as quickly as pos- instead of fighting whatever is head- sible. Tonight: All smiles. ing your way. You might be overtired, GEMINI (May 21-June 20) which could result in an odd reaction DENNIS THE MENACE HHHHH Your ruling planet, from a loved one. Avoid answering Hank Ketchum Mercury, goes retrograde, which adds a problematic question until you are an element of confusion to your day. sure of yourself. Tonight: Enjoy a loved You will see a matter differently as a one’s company. result. Your words are clear and direct, AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18) but you can’t comfort someone who is HHH You could be busier than you not open to listening. Tonight: Not to would like to be, and it might prevent be found. you from heading in the direction you CANCER (June 21-July 22) want. Pressure builds in the workplace. HHHH Zero in on why you desire Bite the bullet, and get as much done a certain object. You could be more as possible now in order to free up confused about an evolving situation some time for yourself later. Tonight: than you realize. A misunderstanding Head home. between you and a loved one could be PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20) touchy or difficult at best. A meeting HHHH Say what you want, but proves to be strategic. Tonight: Go with verify that you are understood as you the flow. would like to be. It’s always easy to LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) misread someone, and even more so HHHH Take a stand in the midst right now. Confirm that your words of a current controversy. Disorder were heard. Ask questions. Do not marks your plans and choices. You stand on ceremony with a friend or a are serious and well-intentioned, and loved one. Tonight: Return calls. you know when you have had enough. Jacqueline Bigar is on the Internet When you express different ideas at www.jacquelinebigar.com.

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