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“Louisville’s Oldest ANCHORNeighborhood Newspaper” Vol. 48, No. 10 October, 2020

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Dear Ann (PORT)Landers, will get you there. Is it OK to absentee vote? It seems Tonight’s (09-16) PBS News Hour so confusing to figure this out. has a short, 5 minute segment (24 The Portland Answer: min into the program) that is quite Anchor Yes. Absolutely. Absentee voting is informative. P.O. Box 2108 just one of the valid ways to vote. Whatever you do, don’t let all the Louisville, KY 40201-2108 Absentee voting is actually not a conflicting and mis-information new thing. We are hearing more out there deter you. Whether you 775-6036 about it though because of the choose to vote in person or via Pandemic situation the nation is Absentee Ballot always exercise Published Monthly By currently facing. In non-Pandemic your right to vote. Anchor Publication, Inc. times most people go to the Polls to Ann(PORT)Landers cast their vote and Absentee voting [email protected] for Directors is reserved for select groups, such feedback, comments, questions, Gordon Brown as military members, that are unable suggestions. to make it to their local Polls on Ann Cockrell Election Day. Houston Earl Cockrell For the upcoming election, on Nov, Charlie Frick 03, 2020, the option to cast an Patricia Miller Absentee Ballot has been extended Judy Schroeder to everyone in KY. Alma Wright When there is confusion surrounding any topic always try to find a reliable source of information. Founders In this case going to the FAQs at the Paul Bissig KY State Board of Elections will Gordon Brown get you to accurate info. Also, the Houston Earl Cockrell KY Secretary of State website is a Letter to the Editor Kathy Frost good source. GOVOTEKY.com Hello Portland. 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Chit Chat items must be no more than 100 words or less. No more than 10 items per person. Chat We reserve the right to edit or reject items that we feel are not appropriate for our publication. Table of Plenty II “Serving a free meal to all who come” Wednesday, October 28, 2020 Noon ̶ 5 PM St. Anthony Campus PERSONAL 2222 W. Market Street Happy Halloween! I hope it is safe for chil- dren everywhere & adults too. May God This is a joint outreach of St. Agnes bless our city, our state and our country. Dee Catholic Church, Good Shepherd Dee. Catholic Church and Catholic Charities It's fall, the season is changing as well as the time. Take care of yourselves as things sim- All are invited for a ilar to Covid-19 can creep up on you such FREE take out meal as bad flu or horrible case of pnemonia. Eat Dates and times subject to change. good & rest! Try not to live so full of stress. Know whats good for you & what's not. God bless, Rhonda Kaye 56 for me this year! Still no gray either. Jolly Good Neighbor Pray to keep getting stronger & wiser as I am so very loved. Rhonda Kaye. September’s Jolly Good neighbor, Jason Redmon, was nominated by Clayton Cooney, the previous jolly good neighbor. That's a Fish! In Remembrance Clayton says this about Jason: Little Carmie with my Dad showing off Two of the members of AARP “Jason Redmon, best damn neighbor my 54lb catfish! My Dad hooked it and Portland Chapter 2526, that met at the I’ve ever had, If I can say that, and he let me reel it for about 5 minutes, he was Neighborhood House, passed in August lived right next door. He got us heating holding me and the pole and I told him Happy Birthday 2020. Mr. Clifford Hunter the husband of equipment when our house went cold I was wore out and he had to take over. Donna (Allen) Hunter and Mrs. L. Helen on the coldest day of the year, and that Happy birthday to my sister Tina Mills Sanders, mother of Janet Cherry. They Dad played with it for another 20 minutes October 14th. I love you, Dee Dee. equipment got us through the winter. When and finally got it in. Grampa made up the will be missed by many. my wife was alone with her two babies, bait and told me I'll catch a big one, but Happy birthday Aaron Mills October and she feared a break-in with a trespasser I never knew it was going to be that big! 30th. Your crazy aunt Dee Dee will come in our house, Jason came to her aid, locked See you on the water or in the woods! see y'all again soon. Love y'all! and loaded, securing the entire premise for Holiday her. Always chill on the front porch with a cold beer and a smile, always something Hairstyles & Tanning positive to say, always looking out or his Support Your 536 N. 26th St. - 776-7916 neighbors. 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—HAPPENINGS Public Hours: Wed-Fri 12 – 6 pm; Sat 12 – 4 pm Free Museum Admission Extended! Although summer is ending, we’ll be maintaining free museum admission and actively fundraising to make it a permanent feature so that everyone has access to a quality museum experience. Stop by and see us, and our recently expanded grounds! Note: We have COVID-19 precautions in place; our contact info is below if you have questions. Portland Art & Heritage Fair October 10, 2020; 11am – 5pm Fr. Deo Ssamba and the balloon arch from our September Fest. Portland Museum is the proud new host of the annual art & heritage fair thanks Fr. Deo Ssamba, pastor of Good Shepherd Catholic Parish and parishioners to Portland Now! To ensure the safety of visitors, staff, and volunteers, we will would like to say thank you to all who participated in our drive thru September Fest be actively monitoring the COVID-19 guidelines of the governor’s office and that was held on Saturday, September 12th at 3525 Rudd Avenue. Hopefully we will Louisville’s public health department. This will include the wearing of masks/ see you next year for a more traditional festival! Thank you to Ah, Whatta ‘Bout face coverings and social distancing. Also, we will not be having the usual artist/ Mimi! For the fabulous balloon arch! craftsman marketplace due to public health concerns. Check-out the centerfold in this issue of the Anchor for all the exciting details! Monthly Newsletter & Social Media asKitc We’ve made our email newsletter a monthly occurrence to highlight changes to m he exhibits and upcoming events. You can sign up through our website by clicking a CARRYOUT n ‘Mailing List’ in the menu. 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Smothered Chicken $8.65 Cold Drinks Apple Pay Smothered Chicken $6.49 Cash back Curbside Pick-Up Available Google Pay Follow us on Facebook @Mamas Kitchen/Carryout October, 2020 The Portland Anchor Page 5 Voter Guide 2020: Everything you need to The Kentucky Exposition Center know about voting in Kentucky The KFC Yum! Center This election will look unlike any other. Whether you’re voting in-person or The Center for African American Heritage absentee, here’s the info every Kentucky voter should know. The clerk’s office said they are working on finalizing a fourth location in east The 2020 general election will be held November 3, 2020. In Kentucky, there are Louisville. several ways you can vote, both on Election Day and during the weeks leading up On Election Day, Tuesday, November 3, people can vote from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. at to it. www/GoVoteKY.com. those locations, as well as four more: Use this guide to make your vote count in the 2020 election. Ballard High School Important Dates and Deadlines: Shawnee High School • Last day to register to vote: Oct. 5 at 4 p.m. Thomas Jefferson Middle School • Last day to request an absentee ballot: Oct. 9 Valley High School • First day of early voting: Oct. 13 According to County Clerk Bobbie Holsclaw, people will not be given a • Last day of early voting: Nov. 2 specific polling location. She said voters should simply go to whatever • Election Day: Nov. 3, polls open 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. location is most convenient. “These are unprecedented times,” Holsclaw said. “There is no playbook or guide- What do I need to bring? lines for how to handle this election. This is uncharted territory. However, I want If you’re voting in person, you will need to bring a form of identification with you. all voters to know they are in good hands.” Starting with the 2020 November election, Kentucky voters must present a valid Out of an estimated 600,000 registered voters in Jefferson County, roughly 16% photo ID, like a driver’s license or student ID, in order to vote. have requested a mail-in ballot. Early voting begins Tuesday, October 13 and will be available Monday Mail-in ballots need to be postmarked on or before November 3. They can also be through Saturday, 8:30 a.m. until 4:30 p.m. at: dropped off at the clerk’s office or at any of the early polling locations.

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AIRBORNE IN PORTLAND RAISON D’ETRE PREAMBLE: Speaking from the perspective of a Population Ecologist...Nano creativity is like genetic variability. e.g. it takes time and large populations and listening to and considering these nano voices which then creates a Butterfly Effect that evokes a promenade of newly evolved worlds. It all starts with the raw materials of intelligence, training, experience, emotional affinitization, tenacity and hard work--and voila! (Isn’t evolution fun and subtle.) As it applies to democracy: we shouldn’t have to fawn over our leaders: we need to organize and tell them what to do--make them the true servants they are... which is why we hereby demand whoop-de-do’s be Lannan Park on my bike, I found it games and playground kids? Na’aa; no I don’t ask for much, I only want [dirt], and added to the east end of Lannan Park. relatively lame (see Strava Map of a recent way. 1 dump truck load should do it, and a you know it don’t come easy.--Ringo Starr ON THE GROUND: roam around). I biked on the flood wall half day of group shoveling. Also, just get THE LEGAL FINEPRINT: We don’t need virus particles to be airborne and freeway bridge slopes, the gravel road, a couple train cars to unload some sandy Upon review by the legal team, a few items anywhere nearby, but we do need our kids the switchbacks, the courts but gosh we can loam and we can build a mammoth hill too, must be contemporaneously disclosed to to be. Kids on bikes pedaling up mound do better. if approved by committee. We need tough the public... after mound of dirt berms is what I’m SIMPLE STARTS SMALL: minded and battle worn kids, and hyper- 1. Duty to warn...this is nothing short talkin about!. A Youtube video called Nestled in the forest of Shawnee Park is local dirt bumps are the solution. of full throated Domestic Tearerism i.e. Whoop De Do uploaded 2 years ago from a Whoop De Doo bike track. It’s cool. It WORLD CLASS: Wheels ripping and tearing up the dirt. Adventure Wairoa will give you an idea of begs the question: How come Lannan Park This has nothing to do with Waterfront 2. Our initiative must be secured for this. Bumps and mini-mounds of dirt make doesn’t get dirty bumps while Shawnee Development Plan Phase 9 or 10--to begin posterity into perpetuity by creating a for weeks of summer fun for adventurous Park gets dirty bumps!? Where to put it in in 2040…We needn’t get caught in a carve-out land trust in East Lannan-- so youth, especially when they do a midair such a little park? I’m thinking of the east quagmire of postponed and underfunded metro can’t just sell it off to say an LGE cross-up. You may wonder why I don’t side of the park: wheeled vehicles can tear brand-enhancing metro megaprojects. expansion of the hydroelectric plant, propose kids just go to Wharf Park and set up all the dross, homeless paraphernalia, But, hey, look here at what happens after requiring more transformers...or the up shop there -- My reply: I don’t wish a vines, weeds, useless scrub brush and ribbon cutting: Those intrepid out of town railroad wants a spot to store obsolete track trip to Afghanistan to anyone...same for saplings on a continual basis. This is a tourists who dare to trek the 100 mile paraphernalia and creosote overages. Wharf Park. It’s not for kids who don’t good thing, while such maintenance will be bicycle loop in a day can’t help but look 3. There are hidden subtleties about this want to get run over by all things big and performed merely by site users having fun upon the whoop-dee’s and megahill with project which cannot be learned or even fast. And why not just go to the New and getting exercise. great envy--indeed, marking the day on legally taught in schools which adds Albany or downtown Louisville skatepark? Obviously motorcyclists will tear it up, their mental calendar when they return complexity, in fact it’s better for everyone Too far away for kids. Given the but they’ll decline by attrition as they with knobby tires to take a turn at being if the readers never admit to reading this permission to be considered a bike friendly get injured (Whoop De Dos are hard to a bit daredevilish, e.g. taking on the spirit sentence...nor confess that they know at all park (the bike pumping station), we should manage which is why they are in motocross of portland. Yup, that’s what we do here what I’m talking about. feel empowered to up the bicycle game in competitive races)-- I suggest a sign near in Portland: we play the long game; we 4. The Portland 5 maxim applies. You’ve Lannan Park. After trying to “tear up" the hoop-de-doos about the Portland Health might as well admit it to self and world. heard of The Jackson 5? Well, there’s also Center being within walking distance, #conniving_daredevils our ad slogan might a thing called The Portland 5...it stipulates just behind the Marine Hospital. The dirt become ‘Come to Portland with your fat a propensity for haters to destroy new bumps might be a boon for them, vis-a- tires, and your ‘tude turned up to 11’. things 4 times in succession but get bored, Good Shepherd vis, increasing utilization volume. The Overly voluminous self-aggrandizement? so the 5th rebuild sticks. Key to improving Health Center is a great place for separated Ha!--where else can you disembark to infrastructure. Possible here due to cheap shoulders but not necessarily gunshot the park 1.) as a barge stowaway from St dirt. Catholic Parish wounds (just an FYI and PSA). What’s Louis, or 2.) by jumping off a train from the cost you say? Nothin, which makes 5. Don’t get lawyers involved, they gum NewOrleans, 3.) by splash down in a up everything, but privately give them a (Our Lady’s Campus) it feasible for portland. Ever hear of ‘dirt seaplane, 4.) arriving as part of the 100-mile cheap’? Will it get in the way of ball nod--as usual. 3511 Rudd Avenue Spandex biker brigade, or 5.) disembarking 6. To generate local enthusiasm, initiate from your hitch-hike at the walking bridge ghetto-branding. Suggest use of something and slip through the freeway fence? Not other than funky armbands, hats, t-shirts, MASSES anywhere within say 300 miles. masks or belt buckles-- which tend to all Public Masses have returned! Klein Bros. waste money. Would suggest inducing Please wear a mask/face covering 1101 W. Broadway latent nano-creativity in the local populace via body artistry using permanent pen or Saturday 4:00 PM black walnut henna drawings and letterings 587-6886 587-7950 on both forearms. Sunday 11:00 AM Locksmiths 7. 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Alex Barlow; two brothers, Tyrone (Schanda) Winburn, and Ronald (Angelia) Obituaries Hamby; six nieces & nephews; and a host of aunts, uncles, cousins and friends.

Hubert Ray Bryant, 72, passed away, Shirley Jean Moore Coldiron, 80, Anthony “Tony” Barlow, age 47, of August 23, 2020. Hubert was born January passed away Monday, August 24, 2020. Louisville, KY passed away Monday, 17, 1948 to the late Lonzo Hurbert & She loved bingo, loved to cook and September 14, 2020, at Audubon Hospital Gertrude Elzy Bryant. He was a retired especially loved being with her family. in Louisville. Tony was born on March 31, Robert Lee Sr. “Rob” Bentley, passed truck driver for Kentucky Mill Source. His Shirley was preceded in death by her 1973, in Louisville, Kentucky to Theresa away Sunday, August 30, 2020. Rob was survivors include a son, Michael Bryant; parents, John & Anna Moore; brothers, Barlow. Tony came to Christ at a young age a rail fan and the leader of the Bentley two daughters, Angela Holbert and Sarah Charlie, Joseph, Billy, Phillip, and Johnny and attended Southeast Christian Church. Clan. He was preceded in death by his Key; sister, Linda Arnold; Grandchildren, Moore; sisters, Dorothy Clements, JoAnn He graduated from Pleasure Ridge High mother, Kathleen Stayton and his daughter, Sabrina, Michelle & James Hobert, Willow, Cortney, Wanda Clements, and Dianna School. Tony was an avid sports fan. He Melanie. He is survived by his loving wife, Prophet and Justice Bryant. A memorial Moore. She is survived by her daughter, loved University of Louisville and The Jessica; children, Maria, Britney, Stacy, service will be announced at a future date. Marietta Swift; sons, Kenneth Coldiron Dallas Cowboys. In 1998, Tony met and fell Sharon, Rachel, Robert Jr., and Boston JB Ratterman & Sons Funerals & Family (Suzann), Michael A. Coldiron (Veronica), in love with Angela Rothman. They were Bentley; father, Robert E. Bentley; half- Cremation Care in charge of arrangements. and James A. Coldiron (Stacey); sister, married on July 12, 2002. To this Union 3 brother, Michael Stayton; step-father, Charlotte Grassman; grandchildren, Lisa, children were born. Tony was proceeded in Melvin Stayton; aunt, Sharon Hardin; uncle, Amber, and Victoria; Great-grandchildren, death by his grandparents Clarence & Maggie Thomas Bentley and his extra kids. His Anna, Alyssa, Anthony, and Ashton. J.B. Barlow. He leaves to cherish his memory Celebration of Life was September 4, 2020 Ratterman & Sons Funerals & Family mother, Theresa Barlow; wife, Angela; at J.B. Ratterman & Sons Funerals & Family Cremation Care, 2114 W. Market Street is children, Denesha Otis, Alexis, Anthony & Cremation Care, 2114 W. Market Street. in charge of arrangements.

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Have a safe & happy Neurath & Schoppenhorst Funeral Home Halloween ʻʻServing Families with Respect Since 1892՚՚ Thanksgiving is coming! Answered 24 hours Hours: 585-4394 8 AM - 5 PM Mon. - Fri. 1832 W. Market Street Louisville, Kentucky 40203 8 AM - 3 PM Saturday Family Owned & Operated nsfuneralhome.com Country-Wide and Southern Indiana Delivery Under New Ownership of a Local Family October, 2020 The Portland Anchor Page 11 his family and friends deeply. He is preceded and friends. She was the youngest of six in death by his father, David W. Eggers, Sr.; children and was born to the late Shirley Obituaries great-grandma, Granny Travis; Granny, and Clifton Elliott on April 10, 1978, in Linda Porter; Grandma, Diana Autaubo; Louisville, Kentucky. Tammy worked as a PawPaw, Lee “L.A.” Allen. Devin is manager at McDonalds (New Albany) for survived by two sons, Remy Royse Eggers, over two decades and was known as “Mama Jaxon Wright; two daughters, Kennedi Dukes” to her colleagues. She leaves to Marie Eggers, Lucie Wright; Mother & step- cherish her memories her beloved children, father, Laura J. & Gary Kittrell; Fathers, Tre, Jordan, Bre and Cam; four brothers, Kevin Porter, Todd Allgood; Fiance’, Tessa Jimmy (Birginia), Donald (Teresa), Timmy Dawn “Don” Buntain; Beloved mother (Kathy) and Lloyd (Shelia) Elliott; one sis- Clifton Eugene Hunter, Sr., 79, loving of his children, Destiny Renee Anderson; ter, Sandra Carroll (Steve) Elliott and a host husband to Donna (Allen) Hunter, passed two sisters, Sara Nicole Allan (Brian), of nieces, nephews and cousins, but she was Ricky Lee Cotton, age 58, left us on July away on August 16, 2020 in Louisville. He Alicia Nichole Grimes; seven brothers, exceptionally close to her niece, Stephanie was born to the late Cornelius “Granddaddy 18, 2020 to be with his son David Wayne. and great-niece, Haley. Tammy also leaves He leaves behind a loving wife Pennie; two Jake Ryan Allgood (Kayla Rodgers), “Dutch” and Mary (Wells) “Momma Mitt” Chandler Allgood (Shelby), Tyler Cockerell behind her special friend, Charlotte Buchan- in Ekron, Kentucky on July 21, 1941. Clifton sons, Ricky Lee Jr. and Nathan; a daughter an. Visitation was at Neurath & Schoppen- Beth (Dickie); a treasured granddaughter (Kelsey), Cody Goodman, Jacob Allgood was an Army veteran serving in Vietnam (Nickie), Gary Grimes and David Eggers, horst Funeral Home, 1832 W. Market Street, as sergeant in the 4th Infantry. While in Tricia Jolene; beloved god-children Kelsi, Louisville, KY. A celebration of Tammy's Angel, Jay, Starr, Asia, Diamond, Natalie. Jr.; Grandparents, Jerry & Carolyn Carroll, Vietnam, he had the privilege of serving as Louise Embry, Hiram Eggers, Bob & Carol life was at the funeral home. www.nsfuner- color guard for President Lyndon Johnson As well as many nieces and nephews. He alhome.com. was taken way too soon and will be missed Jeffries; Special people in his life, Curt and had the honor of shaking his hand. dearly by all. Allan, Uncle David Royse, Jesse Allgood Clifton worked in the Arms Warehouse and Gary Grimes. Visitation & service was as foreman in Fort Knox and retired after held at JB Ratterman & Sons Funerals & 33 years of service. He was awarded the Family Cremation Care, 2114 W. Market Volunteer of the Year for the YMCA in Street. 2004. And he was a member of American Legion Post # 287. Besides his wife of nearly 57 years he is survived by 4 children, his sister Carly Jo Stubbs, 12 grandchildren, along with 7 great-grandchildren.

Franklin M. “Marty” Gilbert, 63, passed Devin Thomas Eggers, 31, passed away, Sunday, August 30, 2020. Marty was away, Thursday, September 3, 2020. Devin born February 28, 1957 to the late Milton was born August 24, 1989, in Louisville, Gilbert and Ruth J. (Nichols) Browning. Kentucky to David W. Eggers, Sr. and Laura He was a musician and an artist of Indian Jean (Varvel) Kittrell. Devin was a boxer, Tammy Marie "TT" Elliott transitioned jewelry, Army veteran and baptist by faith. enjoyed gambling, he was very spiritual, to be home with the Lord on September 9, He is also preceded in death by his only child, always praying before he ate his meal, loved 2020, surrounded by her children, family and a son, Shawn Gilbert. Survivors include his sister, Tammy Mattingly (Johnny, Sr.); two nephews, Michael (Bobbi) and Josh (Jammie) Etienne; several other nieces and nephews. Visiting was held at JB Ratterman Freida Ann Hudspeth, 44, passed away, & Sons Funerals & Family Cremation Care, Monday, September 7, 2020. Freida was J.B. Ratterman & Sons 2114 W. Market Street. born December 4, 1975 to the late Jackie Hudspeth and Marlene Bruce. Survivors include her loving husband, Frank D. Funerals and Family Rose; son, Sebastian F. Hudspeth; three daughters, Samantha A., Sabrina D. and Cremation Care Santana J. Hudspeth; sister, Violet Simpson; brother, Stephen White; five grandchildren; A Florist and many nieces, nephews and cousins. A 2114 W. Market Street memorial service will be announced at a For You later date. 776-4661 (formerly Sandy’s Florist) Do not the Governor ruin Halloween Pleasingly affordable, at life’s most difficult time Personalized Halloween Baskets!!! Traditional Quality, Smart Prices Starting at $15.95 Delivery & Tax additional Tony Ratterman, owner ** As always Floral, Gifts and More** Tuxedo Rentals - Sheila White-Mullins, manager Starting at $75.00 Lenny Black, office manager 2533 Portland Ave Gone but not Forgotten, We now can provide for Pet Cremation (502) 778-5061 Forever in our Hearts Page 12 The Portland Anchor October, 2020 Obituaries

, 89, passed away Imogene McDaniel William Arnold “Bill” Stewart, Jr, 63, Wednesday, September 16, 2020. Imogene Joshua Robert Williamson, 34, passed of Louisville, KY, passed away on Septem- away, September 13, 2020. Joshua was was dearly loved by her family and friends. ber 13, 2020. He was a tow truck driver for She was preceded in death by her loving born May 9, 1986 in Macon, Georgia to Roger Wayne Johnson, 36, passed away Coffey’s Towing Service. Bill enjoyed be- Robert S. Williamson and Robin Hall. He husband Arthur; her parents, Henry Hall ing outdoors, fishing, camping, watching unexpectedly, Thursday, September 10, and Lonnie Payton. She is survived by her is preceded in death by his mother, Robin 2020. Roger was born November 8, 1983 in North Carolina pro-basketball and football children, Peggy McDaniel, Linda Corder, and spending time with his family. He was Hall. Survivors include two daughters, Louisville, Kentucky to Roger G. Johnson Kaylee Williamson and Isabella Gregory; and Carol Bogard. He was a self-employed Arthur McDaniel, Ricky McDaniel, and preceded in death by his parents, William Mike McDaniel; brother, Jimmy Hall; sister, Arnold and Mary Stewart, Sr; sister, Barba- father, Robert S. Williamson; sister, handyman. Roger is preceded in death by his Shelley Witzel (Terry); Godparents, Joanne mother, Carol Bogard. Survivors include his Bessy Johnson. Her funeral services were at ra Evans and niece, Tina Stewart. Bill leaves J.B. Ratterman & Sons Funerals & Family to cherish his memories, his daughter, Shei- and Greg Norris. Funeral services will be loving father Roger G. Johnson, daughter, private. JB Ratterman & Sons Funerals Lexi E. Ranscheart; son, Hayden; brother, Cremation Care, 2114 W. Market Street la Meredith; grandchildren, Brandy Tuggle with burial in Louisville Memorial Gardens and Dylan Tuggle; sisters, Pamela (David) & Family Cremation Care in charge of Canyon Johnson; two grandmothers, Bessie arrangements. Marquess and Barbara Bogard; uncles, West. Spaulding, Bonnie Lawrence, Carol Crum Lawrence and Donald Johnson, Dutch and Anita Greenwell; nieces and nephews, Bogard; aunts, Mary and Rhonda Bogard. Angela Greenwell, Amanda Greenwell, Ge- JB Ratterman & Sons Funerals & Family neva Stewart, Lisa Crum, Larry Crum, Eric Thank You Cremation Care, 2114 W. Market Street was Crum, Cecil Stewart, Rodger Stewart and in charge of arrangements. Ernie Stewart and numerous great-nieces My family would like to thank all of and great-nephews. www.nsfuneralhome. com. my husband Clifton Eugene Hunter, Sr. friends from the Neighborhood House Senior Program and the Portland Com- munity that showed up to support for our family during our time of grief. Clifton passed away on August 16, 2020. He will be sadly missed by all of his family and friends. From his wife, Donna Hunter Jaden LaPriest “Doody” Maddox came into this world a happy bouncing baby boy; Angel L. (Rankin) Wathen, 40, passed born on August, 18, 2004, to LaPriest Mad- away unexpectedly, Sunday, August 23, dox and Santa Fa McCrowie. Jaden depart- Dawn Elizabeth Sawyers, 34, and her 2020. Angel was born June 6, 1980 in ed this life August 17, 2020, at 11pm. We son, Lincoln Korb, 3, passed away on Louisville, Ky to Thomas F. & Barbara loved Jaden; God just loved him more. He September 6, 2020. They were preceded in A. (Coogle) Rankin. Angel had a big was preceded in death by his brother, Adri- death by father/grandfather, Thomas Mill- heart, was very caring and a free spirit. an Maddox Bell. Jaden leaves to cherish his er; mother/grandmother, Donna Sawyers; Besides her parents she is survived by her memories his mother, Santa Fa (Tremayne grandmother/great-grandmother, Virginia two sons, Gavin Jason Wathen and Ethan “Lansky” ) McCrowie; father, LaPriest Miller; mother-in-law/grandmother, Peggy Scott Buckler; daughter, Paige Jessica church of the Maddox; sisters, Santia Bolin, Latrice Hen- Korb and brother-in-law/uncle, Raymond Buckler, three sisters, Carolyn A. Henry derson, Keiara Maddox, Tykesha Williams Korb. Dawn and Lincoln leave to cher- (Rich Siwicki), Leisa M. Reed (Keith) and Amia Cowan; brothers, Nicolas Bolin, ish their memories, husband/father, Mikey and Kimberly A. Werner (Kevin); four PROMISE Brandon Haynes, LaPriest Maddox, Jr, Da- nieces, Keisha, Danielle, Miranda and Korb; son/brother, Trent Korb; sister/aunt, 1800 Portland Ave kedrin Maddox, Jeremiah Maddox, Maliak Tonya Sawyers; nieces/cousins, Alexa and Sadie; two nephews, Chad and Bailey; Maddox, Kedrin Maddox and Josiah Mor- Jaylin Smothers and other extended family several great nieces and nephews, aunts, 502-439-0189 rison; grandparents, Prince Cotton, Janice uncles and cousins. Visiting will be held three sisters, Carolyn A. Henry (Rich Bolin and Debra Maddox; aunts, Princess members. Visitation was held at Neurath Thursday, August 27, 2020 from 2:00-6:00 & Schoppenhorst Funeral Home, 1832 W. WorshipSiwicki), Celebration Leisa M. Reed (Keith) and Bolin, Sherice and Terrica Maddox; uncles, p.m. at Cornerstone Community Church, Kimberly A. Werner (Kevin); four nieces, Matthew Bolin, Joshua Bolin, Prince Bolin Market Street, Louisville, KY. A celebra- 10600 Lower River Road. Funeral services Sunday - 11:00 a.m. tion of Dawn and Lincoln’s was Saturday, Keisha, Danielle, Miranda and Sadie; two and a host of cousins and friends that will washeld at the church with Pastor Matt nephews, Chad and Bailey; several great love and cherish him forever. www.neurath- September 12, 2020, at the funeral home. Morris presiding. Donations can be called Celebrate Recovery Dawn and Lincoln was laid to rest at St nieces and nephews, aunts, uncles and funeralhome.com. into the funeral home 502-776-4661 to help Thursdaycousins. -Visiting 6:30 p.m.will be held Thursday, Stephens Cemetery, 1808 S. Preston Street, cover funeral expenses in lieu of flowers. August 27, 2020 from 2:00-6:00 p.m. at Louisville, KY. www.nsfuneralhome.com. JB Ratterman & Sons Funerals & Family www.bethepromise.org Cremation Care in charge of arrangements. Cornerstone Community Church, 10600 Lower River Road. Funeral services washeld at the church with Pastor Matt Morris presiding. Donations can be called into the funeral home 502-776-4661 to help cover funeral expenses in lieu of flowers. JB Ratterman & Sons Funerals & Family Cremation Care in charge of arrangements. October, 2020 The Portland Anchor Page 13

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Page 14 The Portland Anchor October, 2020 Calendar of Events PORTLAND MUSEUM 1st Division Police Auxiliary AA meetings in Portland If you have a special event coming up, let Portland Museum Board meets every third Thursday of the month at 5:30 pm, at the The Auxiliary will not be having our meetings Grace Community has us know before deadline and we will car- going forward until this battle with the ry it in the Calendar of Events. Call Sherry Museum, 2308 Portland Avenue. Phone AA Meetings 776-7678. Everyone welcome. Coronavirus-19 is over or under control. At Stewart, 775-6036 to list your event. If your Family Health Center club or organization is not listed here and SUPPORT GROUP MEETING FOR PARENTS this time the Community Center is not open you would like it to be, just give me a call. OF CHILDREN WITH LEARNING DIFFER- for meetings and Major Andrew McClinton 2215 Portland Ave., 4th Floor If your group information changes, ENCES AND ATTENTION DIFFICULTIES and Police Officers are unavailable at this Tuesday night at 8:00 PM please let us know. Meets the third Thursday of each month at time. A letter will be sent out to all when it is For more info call (812) 557-0823 7:00 - 8:30 pm. Learning Disabilities As- clear to meet. Wishing everyone the best to sociation of KY, Inc. 2210 Goldsmith Lane stay healthy and stay safe. Give a special #118. Louisville, KY 40218. LDA Office at prayer for all our Officers and the Health AL-ANON Portland Now, Inc. (502) 473-1256, for additional information. Care workers - also everyone who has to District 1 Al-Anon meeting Tuesday, October 6 ADULTS WITH ATTENTION DEFICIT DISORDER be on the front line of this. Louisville's West End We will be doing a dual meeting again, in per- Support group meets on the fourth Thursday When: Tuesday, 6:30 p.m. son, social distanced at the Portland Museum of each month, from 7 - 8:30 pm at the of- Where: Louisville Urban League (enter in the back through Lytle St) and online. fices of Learning Disabilities Association of BIRTH PARENT SUPPORT GROUP For those considering placing a child for It will be posted at portlandlouisville.com. KY, Inc. 2210 Goldsmith Lane #118, Louis- 15th & Broadway ville, KY 40218. LDA Office at (502) 473- adoption and for those who have placed 2nd Floor 6:00pm Social Time, 1256, for additional information. a child. Sponsored by Adoptions of Ken- Meeting Starts 6:30pm tucky, Inc. Call (502) 585-3005 for addi- For Friends and Family member LEARNING DISABILITIES tional information. who are troubled by someone meet.google.com/pmk-qvxw-nnw ASSOCIATION OF KENTUCKY, INC. else's drinking. Volunteers needed for general office work, CONSOLING PARENTS Phone: special events, and tutoring. Tutors will help A support group for parents who have lost 617-675-4444 PIN: ‪667 820 529 9472# students of average to above average intelli- a baby through miscarriage, stillbirth or Break the Chains of Addiction gence who learn differently. Please call our newborn death, 6:30 pm. Tuesday at First office at 502-473-1256. Lutheran Church, 417 E. Broadway. Infor- Reformers Unanimous AMERICAN LEGION POST 193 Faith Based Addiction Program AARP PORTLAND CHAPTER 2526 mation 629-2103. 4th Tuesday of the month, 7 pm, Reformers Unanimous Ministries - 2800 W. Main St. New members welcome. AARP - Portland meets on the second Mon- MANIC DEPRESSIVE & DEPRESSIVE day of the month at Neighborhood House, ASSOCIATION OF LOUISVILLE “We Help Anybody” AMERICAN LEGION POST 193 225 N. 25th Street, at 10 am. Please join us! 6 pm Sunday at the Urban Co. Government Reformers Unanimous Ministries exists LADIES AUXILIARY WEST JEFFERSON COUNTY Center, 810 Barret Ave. Separate meetings to help anybody worldwide who wishes to 4th Tuesday of the month, 7 pm, COMMUNITY TASK FORCE for clients and their families are available. experience a life of victory over difficulty. 2800 W. Main St. New members welcome. Meets the 3rd Tuesday of every month, 6 - Information: 897-9717. This victory is obtained and retained not 8 pm, 3rd floor Conference Room, The Nia THYROID CANCER SURVIVORS through an experience of ongoing effort, LEWIS/PARKLAND LODGE 638 F&AM Center, 2901 W. Broadway. We are an En- The ThyCa Louisville Support Group (for but through a once in a lifetime decision to Meets first and third Fridays, 7:30 pm, at vironmental Group and we need more Port- accept Jesus Christ as their personal Savior The Masonic Lodge at 2nd & Kentucky Sts. survivors of Thyroid Cancer) will meet land residents to participate. Contact Carl from 10 - 12 pm monthly at Norton Audu- and a subsequent dedication to developing a Gary Elder, Master 937-3384; Virgil T. Lar- Hilton at 852-4609 for information. dynamic love relationship with him. imore, Secretary, 339-7640. bon Hospital, Louisville, KY. Call for NEIGHBORHOOD HOUSE NUTRITION times and dates; also directions and other PROGRAM FOR SENIOR CITIZENS details about ThyCa Louisville. Contact Reformers Unanimous 201 N. 25th Street. 774-2322. Meals and group facilitator Pamela Pringle at (502) Addiction Program HELP US HELP OTHERS! activities daily from 9 am to 1 pm. 60 yrs. 394-0354. All ThyCa Survivors’ Support “We Help Addicted Adults Find Freedom” All we need is one hour of your time to help and up donation suggested. Groups are free and open to anyone diag- Reformers Unanimous Addiction Program a senior citizen in your neighborhood! HOUSING PARTNERSHIP nosed with thyroid cancer, their families, exists to help adults find freedom from ad- Meals-on-Wheels is looking for volunteers Meeting dates: Mondays 6 pm and Wednes- friends and colleagues. dictive behavior. We accomplish this by to deliver lunchtime meals to homebound days 10 am or 2 pm, Downtown, 333 Guthrie, assisting them in gaining and maintaining senior citizens. There are many senior citi- Room 404, Lou., KY. Must call for enrollment. consistent communication with the High- zens living in the Louisville Metro area that Phone (502) 585-5451, fax (502) 585-5568. Portland Avenue est Power. This power is not a higher pow- are unable to receive meals on wheels due to Community Trust (PACT) er chosen by them, but a Holy Power that a severe shortage of volunteers. CONSOLING PARENTS A support group for parents who have lost has chosen them. Usefulness in life is then As of July 20, 2020, Portland Ave/ attained with community service through Qualifications: a baby through miscarriage, stillbirth or Community Trust (PACT) has relocated newborn death, 6:30 pm. Tuesday at First good local churches. ▪ Complete an application, from 3138 Portland Avenue (Portland including police record check Lutheran Church, 417 E. Broadway. Infor- Shawnee Baptist Church mation 629-2103. Avenue Presbyterian Church) to 2500 ▪ Provide own transportation Portland Avenue in the former school 2214 Bank St., Louisville, KY 40212 building of Portland Christian. Until our Meals are picked up around 10:00 - 10:30 Dare To Care Meets every Friday 7–9pm am and delivery takes about 1 hour. Train- will be at Portland Avenue Community new space is ready the clothes closest and For Information call 502-741-9961 ing is provided. Call 574-6420 to volunteer. Trust (PACT) Parking Lot food pantry are closed. We hope to be at the new location in the former operational within a few months. We will Portland Christian School keep everyone posted as we progress. Please note that some venues or Dare To Care We should be able to continue the Dare meetings may be cancelled because at St. Cecilia Campus 2500 Portland Avenue to Care mobile pantry and distribution of of the Covid-19 Virus. Please call 2519 St. Cecilia Street 1st Tuesday of the month Dare to Care boxes at the new location, the 3rd Tuesday of the month at 10 AM 10 AM we will notify everyone. before you go, or check online. October, 2020 The Portland Anchor Page 15 Recipes from the Ladies of Baptist Tabernacle Autumn is here and that means cooler weather is on it way. And, that means the palate will soon crave a nourishing bowl of soup. Here are a few choices to make you hungry with a few more recipes to make you want to put on a apron and make a delicious mess in the kitchen. Enjoy! Chili 1 lb. Hamburger 1 can diced tomatoes 1 lb. Sausage Bean Soup with Punch 1 can tomato sauce 1 pkg. 15 kinds of beans, wash ½ onion, chopped 1 Tbs. garlic powder Potato Soup 1 can whole kernel corn, drained 2-3 quarts of water 16 oz. Frozen hash browns 1 can chili hot beans, drained Shoe Peg Corn Salad ¼ cup lemon juice 2 stalks celery, chopped 1 Tbs. Chili powder Ham hock 1 can chicken broth 1 can white shoe peg corn 1 can red kidney beans, drained 1 or 2 chili peppers 2 cups milk ½ cup green pepper, chopped 1 Tbs. Garlic powder l lg. can diced tomatoes 2 cups water 1 can French-style green beans Brown hamburger and sausage, drain. Place ½ tsp chili powder 1 can cream of chicken soup 1 med. Onion, chopped in dutch oven or large sauce pan. Add re- 1 cup onions, diced 1 cup onions, chopped 1 can small peas maining ingredients. If chili looks too thick salt and pepper to taste ½ cup celery, chopped add a little water. Cook on medium heat un- Add hash browns, chicken broth, water, on- til you can't resist the temptation to fill you 1 cup celery, diced ions, and celery to medium saucepan, cook Drain vegetables and place in large bowl. bowl. Add shredded cheddar cheese, if you Mix beans, water, garlic, ham, salt, pepper, over low heat for about 45 minutes. Mix Mix ½ cup apple cider vinegar, scant ½ cup like. I won't tell anybody. chili peppers and hili powder together in soup and milk together and add to potato sugar, ½ cup oil. Heat. Cool and pour over saucepan and simmer until beans are ten- mixture and cook about 15 more minutes. vegetables. Refrigerate over night before der. Add tomatoes, onion, celery and lemon Salt and pepper to taste. serving. juice. Cook for ½ hour longer. Support The Portland Businesses The Following Advertisers help make the Portland Anchor possible. Please Pitch In consider supporting these businesses in the Portland Community, and look for 1 lb. 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