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By Amanda Ensinger Staff Writer

At a recent Prairie Township meeting, the board approved investing $50,000 in Rebuilding Together. The program, which helps low income families and seniors do much-needed improvements to their homes, will once again be helping residents in the Little Farms neighborhood improve their homes in 2019. “The township would like to add onto the work this organization is doing by investing $20,000 in interior and $30,000 See IMPROVEMENT page 2

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Messenger photos by Dedra Cordle The Reel Deal ...... 12 The Westland High School drama club will be unveiling their production of “Night of the Living Dead” on Nov. 2 and 3. Here, stu - dent zombies Dakari McLaughlin and Audriauna Cunningham prepare to devour Wesley Estep, who will be playing the leading Addiction Assistance man, Ben. A center to help those struggling with addiction may come to area Page 3 I Know I Can “Night of the Living Dead” at Westland Program to prep for college in place at South-Western City Schools Page 4 By Dedra Cordle because it’s sort of scary, sort of funny, Still, the level of excitement wasn’t Staff Writer kind of campy and wholly entertaining,” what they had thought it could, or should, said White. be. BROAD ST. Westland High School teachers John Feeling positive that their students “I’ll admit to being very skeptical,” said PHYSICAL REHAB would love the idea as much as they did, senior Phoebe Henricks. “It looked a bit Weddendorf and Chris White were over - 3072 W. Broad St., Cols., OH 43204 joyed when they realized the drama club’s they gathered them around at the start of cheesy but from a technical aspect I fall play would coincide near Halloween. the school year to tell them the good thought it would be a good challenge.” 614-725-4720 “We thought it would be the perfect news. Their reaction, however, was a lit - Since joining the drama club her fresh - NEWNEW tle horrifying. man year, Henricks has spent most of her S time to produce a horror show,” said CLIENT $ White. “We rarely get to do horror produc - “There were a lot of blank stares,” said time off the stage managing the sounds ONLY 29.95 tions and we knew we had to take this Weddendorf. and lights. She said after some further ONE HOUR MASSAGE (Reg. $60.00) opportunity that was presented to us.” Since they had a slight inkling that contemplation of “Night of the Living Anita Hughes With not many options available, the some of the teens may not have heard of Dead,” she warmed up to the idea. Licensed Massage Therapist co-directors turned to a cult classic from George A. Romero’s film, they played a “What I love about it is that it’s in Dr. Evan Plante Chiropractic Physician the 1960s. few clips to give them a feel of what was See WESTLAND page 2 “We chose ‘Night of the Living Dead’ in store. PAGE 2 - WESTSIDE MESSENGER - October 28, 2018 WESTLAND www.columbusmessenger.com Continued from page 1 black and white,” she said. “The script also calls for logue and makeup. Some have even went beyond their that so we’ve been working really hard to make it look duties and spent hours looking at zombie makeup and as spooky as possible with the lighting effects. I’m real - movement tutorials online. ly proud of what we all have managed to come up with “We’ve really gotten into this,” said Dakari so far.” McLaughlin, a sophomore who is playing a zombie. Like Henricks, the rest of the students slowly came “We’re excited for people to see it,” added around to the idea, especially the ones who wanted to Audriauna Cunningham, another sophomore zombie. play zombies. Weddendorf said the excitement about Estep said he looks forward to seeing the reaction playing ravenous and slow-moving corpses didn’t come from the audience. as a surprise. “I think they’ll be surprised by how good this is,” he “I often see them in that zombie-like state,” he said said. “There are a lot of physical aspects to this play, dryly. there’s some horror, some humor, a lot of humanity Shortly after the announcement was made, they and it’s really engaging.” had auditions to find their leading humans, Barbara Egelhoff echoed his statement and said she hopes and Ben. the community will come out to see their version of In the film, Barbara is an emotionally traumatized “Night of the Living Dead.” young woman who is prone to screaming and crying, “I know a lot of people, especially some of our peers, while Ben is more measured but equally frazzled by think the drama club is stupid,” she said. “But we put the situation. Senior Wesley Estep, who will be por - so much energy and heart into what we are doing and traying Ben, said he chose not to watch the film before - I would just love if people could come out and see what hand for character clues, while Layne Egelhoff, who we’ve been working so hard on.” portrays Barbara, said she did. The Westland High School Drama Club will present “I wanted to get a real feel for it,” she said. “It’s def - George A. Romero’s “Night of the Living Dead” on Nov. initely a film you have to learn to appreciate.” 2 and 3. The show time for Nov. 2 is at 7:30 p.m., while She said she was interested in Barbara because of the show times for Nov. 3 are at 1 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. her fragile emotional state, but initially wary of how to The Nov. 3 matinee will have activities such as zombie portray her. face painting and crafts. “I found the screaming aspect to be easy,” she said Tickets for the shows are $5 for adults and $4 for with a laugh. “But it’s hard to go mute and rock back students. The performances will take place in the audi - and forth all the time. That gets kind of boring.” torium at the school, located at 146 Galloway Road, Senior Layne Egelhoff, who is playing the traumatized Barbara For more than two months, the cast and crew have Galloway. from George A. Romero’s classic movie, gets in character dur - been hard at work, perfecting the set, lighting, dia - ing a scene. IMPROVEMENT Continued from page 1

on exterior home improvements,” said and give children the opportunity to enter Tracy Hatmaker, township administrator. to win a new bicycle. “Between the labor and skilled trade this “Children will look for the elf dolls at organization provides to residents, it local businesses and get signatures from seems worth it to the township to invest a the businesses after finding them,” Gant little money as well.” said. “Once they find each elf, they can Hatmaker said approximately 20 homes turn their sheet in at the community cen - will be improved in Little Farms in 2019. ter for a chance to win a new bike.” In 2018, the township also invested Past businesses that have participated $50,000 for home improvements with the include the Home Depot, Murray Hill organization. The 2019 applications are Dental, the community center and the currently being accepted and residents can Westland Library. Businesses that partici - apply at www.rebuildingtogether.org. pate are asked to donate $20 and the pro - Holiday Events in Prairie Township ceeds go toward the purchase of bicycles. The board discussed upcoming holiday For a complete list of businesses partici - events, including the annual Santa’s mail - pating this year or to learn more about how box, Elf on the Shelf contest and Holiday to be a part of the event, visit www.prairi - Tree Lighting. etownship.org. Area children can mail a letter directly The Prairie Township Community to Santa this holiday via the Prairie Center will also be hosting the annual Township Community Center’s Santa’s Holiday Tree Lighting. Taking place from 4 Mailbox Program. The event will take to 6 p.m. on Dec. 2, the event will feature Just Enrolling K-8 place from Nov. 26 to Dec. 17. the lighting of the holiday tree, holiday “Children will receive a reply from music and caroling, visits from Santa and Ask about our early entrance kindergarten program Santa directly from the North Pole,” said ice sculpting demonstrations. Tuition is FREE! James Gant, director of the Prairie “There will be crafts and hopefully hot ENROLLING NOW for 2018-2019 school year! Township Community Center. coco,” Gant said. “People really seem to To ensure delivery, children must look forward to this annual tradition of get - Hurry, spots fill up quickly! include their full name, complete address ting together as a community and celebrat - with zip code and postage. ing the holidays.” Also, this year the community center For more information on events happen - will once again be having its annual Elf on ing in Prairie Township, visit www.prairi - the Shelf contest. This contest will also etownship.org. take place from Nov. 26 through Dec. 17 www.columbusmessenger.com October 28, 2018 - WESTSIDE MESSENGER - PAGE 3 Government Focus Township stepping up efforts to catch speeders

By Amanda Ensinger these locations include Frank Road. “We have received state-of-the-art budget needs as well. For students with Staff Writer According to Smith, residents will be schools and it has cost the taxpayers noth - behavioral issues, we try to make the best given civil citations in the form of tickets. ing,” Fleshman said. “We have amazing decisions possible within our budget and As speeding and traffic accidents contin - “As we get the signage up, we will start buildings our children get to go to school the resources we have av ail able.” ue to be an issue in Franklin Township, using these handheld lasers,” Smith said. in.” township officials are taking matters into “We also are working on getting officers Wise also discussed the technology their own hands. At a recent board meet - trained so we can start using these as soon upgrades they have invested in for the new as possible.” buildings, included geothermal heating ing, the Franklin Township Police Department announced plans to start In other news, South-Western City and LED lighting, saving money on energy JEFFREY P. COMPTON using handheld laser pointers to catch Schools District Superintendent Dr. Bill costs. ATTORNEYGeneral Practice AT LAW speeders. Wise asked the board for support for a bond However, some residents had questions Personal Injury • Domestic “Officers will be operating these hand - issue that will be on the November ballot. for Wise, particularly related to students Probate • Wills held laser pointers and it will be a tool to The 1.86-mill issue will add no new millage who need special assistance. Several resi - Power of Attorney moderate traffic and ensure people don’t on property tax and would help fund con - dents voiced concerns about there not being Healthcare Documents speed,” said Franklin Township Police struction of new buildings for Brookpark, enough of these resources across the dis - Chief Byron Smith. “It won’t be 24/7, but it Finland, Norton and Pleasant View middle trict, instead of only at certain schools. FREE CONSULT & PARKING will be during busy traffic periods when we schools and improvements to Jackson “Students that need more intensive care 614-875-7233 Fax: 614-875-7207 see the most speeding.” Middle School and the East Franklin go to special instructors,” Wise said. “We do 3894 Broadway, Grove City These handheld laser pointers will be Elementary School building. cluster these students together and some - www.jeffreypcompton.com stationed around school zones and other The trustees fully supported this, saying times they have to go to schools not as close Email: [email protected] areas in the township where officials see that South-Western City Schools has been as their home school. We try our best to the most speeding and accidents. Some of a great partner to the township. provide a level of service, but we have Addiction center planned for Westside

By Sandi Latimer His announcement of opening such a tive meeting locations in addition to their Staff Writer clinic on the Westside brought a cheer - normal meeting place on the second floor of leader-like response from commission the Osteopathic Heritage Center at An outpatient addiction center is in the member Nancy Day-Achauer who has been Doctors Hospital. They have met at the works for the Westside. working toward stemming the use and Darby Dan Party House and also at the Cory McConnell, an expansion business overdoses related to drugs. She raised her Prairie Township Community Center. No partner for CleanSlate based in arms and shouted “Yay!” decision has been made for moving meet - Brentwood, Tenn., told the Westland Area Also addressing the commission was ings on a regular basis. Commission at its Oct. 17 meeting that a Michael Liggett, community relations coor - November’s regu - medical center is planned for 86 N. Wilson dinator for the city’s Department of Public lar meeting date Road in the Great Western Shopping Service. He addressed plans for snow falls the night Center. However, he did not have a target removal. before Thanksgiving opening date. He reminded members that the city has and members pre - The center would be staffed by two broken streets into three categories: free - ferred meeting the physicians and a nurse practitioner. They ways, major arteries and side streets. He week after the holi - would treat people suffering from an addic - said freeways get top priority. Major arter - day on Wednesday, tion to alcohol or opioids, such as heroin or ies, such as West Broad and Sullivant, Nov. 28, at 7 p.m., at prescription painkillers. should be cleared within about 10 hours of the Doctors Hospital Patients are treated with Federal Drug a snow event, and side streets still another location. The public Administration-approved medications and 10 hours or depending on how heavy the is always welcome care coordination, and treatment is covered snowfall. at the open meet - by public and private insurance. Members have been discussing alterna - ings. community events

Immunizations in PT the Hilltop Historical Society will be honoring Lieutenant Colonel (Retired) Richard Hoffman who is Franklin County Public Health will offer adult and a Viet Nam War veteran. Assisting the program will be child immunizations on Nov. 16 at the Prairie the West High School Junior ROTC Color Guard who Township Fire Department, 123 Inah Ave. Most major will present the colors. All veterans are invited. insurances are accepted. A sliding fee scale is available for those with no insurance. To schedule an appoint - Fresh produce ment, call (614) 525-3719 or visit www.myfcph.org. Free fresh fruit and vegetables will be distributed Veteran Honoree Program on Nov. 10 to qualified, low-income Franklin County residents. The fresh produce will be available at The Hilltop Historical Society, in partnership with Central Baptist Church, 1955 Frank Road, beginning American Legion Don Gentile Post 532, will present a at 10:30 a.m. To assist in registration, please bring a program honoring our local military veterans at 3 p.m. photo ID and your current address in Franklin County. Nov. 4 at the American Legion Don Gentile Post, 1571 You are asked to also bring heavy-duty bags, boxes or Demorest Road in Columbus. carts to carry the bulk produce home. For additional This year, the American Legion will be honoring information, call 614-279-3115 or visit www.central - Corporal Robert Hartman, a Korean War veteran and baptistcolumbus.org. PAGE 4 - WESTSIDE MESSENGER - October 28, 2018 www.columbusmessenger.com In Education Program helps students prepare for college in SWCS

By Dedra Cordle According to executive director Katina Mindy Garverick asked Fullen if this pro - he said, was the recent college application Staff Writer Fullen, there will be a two-team staff at gram was available to every student. day at Westland where hundreds of stu - each high school, one to serve freshmen She replied that it was. dents filled out applications for college and When you are in high school, the and sophomores, and the other to serve “They will need to work hard to avoid completed their FAFSA forms. prospect of college can seem daunting. juniors and seniors. The personnel serving us,” she joked “I think this program will truly be out - There are applications to fill out, financial the freshmen and sophomores are called While the pilot program — which is being standing for our district.” aid opportunities to seek, entrance exams “success coaches,” and their job is to moti - funded through grants by Columbus State He said it was important for the district to take and the back-of-the-mind thought of vate students and get them excited about Community College and the Franklin to become involved in this partnership having to make decisions that could impact higher education. County Department of Job and Family because of their mutual goals in breaking the rest of your life. “The ultimate goal is to make sure they Services — kicked off earlier this year, there barriers for students. “It can be overwhelming for even the are on track for the next grade,” Fullen are already two I Know I Can employees at “As I said before, the prospect and most prepared student,” said Dave said. Franklin Heights and Westland High preparation for college can be overwhelm - Stewart, deputy superintendent of the The personnel serving the juniors and Schools. There is one employee at Central ing,” Stewart said. “By implementing these South-Western City Schools District. seniors are called “college advising man - Crossing and one at Grove City High services and working together, I think it In order to try to lessen their tide of anx - agers,” and their job is to prepare students School. Stewart said come January, one will go a long way in breaking down barri - iety, the district announced a partnership on filling out applications, seeking scholar - additional employee will be added at each ers and lessening the fears that many of with a local non-profit whose mission is to ships, studying for examinations and con - of the latter two schools. these students have.” make the entire transition easier on stu - tinuing to motivate them for the next step. Stewart said though this program is in The I Know I Can program was estab - dents. Throughout this process, the I Know I its infancy, an impact is already being felt. lished in 1988 and has been active in the At the Oct. 22 board of education meet - Can staff will also work with educators and “This summer they held a boot camp for Columbus City Schools district throughout ing, representatives with I Know I Can counselors regarding test scores, grade ACT preparation,” he explained. “There that time. Recently, the program has spoke about the program and their plan to point averages, and personal goals of the were over 130 students who participated, expanded due to grant funding and is now implement college and career readiness at students. which is phenomenal.” at SWCS and at Whitehall. the high school level. During the presentation, board member Another positive result of the program, community events “e Hobbit” at CCHS Students in the drama club at Central Crossing High School will perform “The Hobbit.” Show times are at 7 p.m. Nov. 2, 2 p.m. and 7 p.m. Nov. 3, and 2 p.m. Nov. 4. The school is located at 4500 Big Run South Road in Grove City. Tickets can be purchased at www.locallevelevents.com.

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1 year ($9) 2 year ($18) The Westland High School Marching Band and Color Guard played host to this year’s South-Western City Schools Band Showcase. The annual event took place in the Westland stadium on Oct. 24 and featured Eastside Westside Southeast Southwest the music and pageantry of all four high schools in the district. www.columbusmessenger.com October 28, 2018 - WESTSIDE MESSENGER - PAGE 5 Community Focus Clearing bowls for a good cause

By Sandi Latimer People who participate in the month- Staff Writer long program can enjoy a bowl of soup, or two or three, often homemade, for $10, and Residents in need of food are often have the opportunity to go home with a Columbia Heights UMC dependent upon the food pantries. They hand-made ceramic bowl made at a recre - Westgate are also dependent upon the generosity of ation and parks site. For Tomasi, and 775 Galloway Road Franklin County residents. many others, the bowls make their way to United Methodist Church Galloway, Ohio 43119 In addition to direct donations of money holiday gifts. 61 S. Powell Ave. 614-878-4530 and non-perishable food, often through The Empty Bowls schedule as provided Columbus, Ohio 43204 Saturdays @ 6 PM food drives at businesses, the popular by Columbus Recreation and Parks: 614-274-4271 New Praise & Worship Service Empty Bowls project helps considerably. • Nov. 1 to Nov. 3 - Gillie Community [email protected] “In the past 20 years, Empty Bowls has Center, 2100 Morse Road, from 11 a.m. to Have to work weekends? 9:00 a.m. Worship Service raised $257,000 to benefit the Mid-Ohio 1 p.m. each day Come as you are in your Foodbank,” said Marilyn Tomasi, a spokes - • Nov. 9 - Whetstone Community 10:00 a.m. Sunday School uniform or casual attire. woman for the Foodbank. Center, 3923 N. High St., from 11:30 a.m. 11:00 a.m. Wednesday Bible Study WhereFriendsAreMade.Org It is the Mid-Ohio Foodbank that pro - to 2 p.m. vides food to the numerous food pantries in • Nov. 10 - Beautiful Savior Lutheran the county and also provides space for the Church, 2213 White Road in Grove City, Calvary Road Community Church Kroger Community Food Bank to operate from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. 5108 Norton Rd., Grove City, OH 43123 Parkview United out of its Grove City headquarters. -Hillcrest Baptist Church, 2480 W. Southern Gospel Singing - Come Join Us! We are a full gospel church and still Empty Bowls, a project of the Columbus Broad St., from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Methodist Church believe in miracles. 344 S. Algonquin Recreation and Parks, has raised thou - -Parkview United Methodist Church, The pastors - Gilbert and Vicky Jarrell sands of dollars. In 2016, it raised $20,403 344 S. Algonquin Ave., from 11 a.m. to 2 have been here at this church since 1989. Columbus OH 43204 and in 2017 by extending the project to p.m. Services are Sun. Morn. 10:30 a.m. & 614-274-8431 For more information and more loca - Sun. School at 10:45 a.m. Winterfest the first weekend in December, Sun. Night 6:00 p.m. and Wed. 7:00 p.m. [email protected] it produced $31,210. tions, visit www.columbus.gov/empty - If you would like to know more about our Sunday School - 9:15am Every dollar donated can provide four bowls. church you can call 614-878-2887 or Worship - 10:15am meals, Tomasi said. email [email protected] We have “A World of Love in a Loveless World” Wednesday Bible Study “Love is Never Out of Season” 6:30pm in Soild Rock

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Lauren Stump swims with her son William Stump, 3, during the annual Prairie Township Community Center Pumpkin Swim. The event was held Oct. 21. Children swam for pumpkins at the event and then decorated them. PAGE 6 - WESTSIDE MESSENGER - October 28, 2018 www.columbusmessenger.com These furry friends are avail - able for adoption at local Pets of the week rescues and shelters

Brittany is a beauti - Hootie is a typical ful tortie. She and her chihuahua. He likes three kittens were to snuggle, get under abandoned in a the covers and be Metro Parks on the ballot parking lot. They close to you. Once he were scared, hungry knows you, he is and homeless. All playful and sweet. By Lori Smith along the Scioto River in Grove City with were rescued and Until then, he is Staff Writer trails, picnic areas with shelters, a kids play area, and overlook decks; and Brittany is at the unsure, scared and Creating additional parks, trails and Homestead, a 44-acre park in Hilliard with adoption center now hides. Because of his nature programs for central Ohio is the a quiet, country atmosphere with a covered awaiting her new home. She is 4 years old, fearfulness, he would do best in a quiet home goal of Columbus and Franklin County bridge, train station replica and two barns, spayed, microchipped and up to date on vac - with another dog to play with. Hootie is about Metro Parks’ levy, which voters will see on as well as shelters, a fishing pond, play cines. She is available for adoption through 2 years old. He is up for adoption through the Nov. 6 ballot. equipment, courts for sand volleyball and Colony Cats and Dogs. Colony Cats and Dogs. The 10-year, 0.95-mill levy is proposed basketball, and a paved trail. FYI: www.colonycats.org FYI: www.colonycats.org to replace the current 10-year, 0.75 mill “Each of these parks is well into the levy expiring at the end of the next year, hundreds of thousands of visitors each Michaella was res - Hoagie is a playful, explained Metro Parks Executive Director year,” Maloney explained. cued with her broth - wiggly pooch. He’s a Tim Moloney. If approved by voters, the With funding from the new levy, er, Michael from an happy and outgoing tax would cost the owner of a $100,000 Moloney continued, Metro Parks plans on abandoned house. pup who will be so home in Franklin County $33.25 a year adding at least three more parks to accom - She is soft and gen - excited to be at your starting in 2020, an increase of $12.82 per modate growth in central Ohio. tle, a little shy but lov - side. He loves being year for the same homeowners. Quarry Trails in Hilliard is already in ing once she gets to around people and Moloney said the levy would increase the planning and design stage and will be know and trust you. will always look to you annual revenue for Metro Parks from $22.6 the 20th Metro Park, he explained. She is about 3 for love and attention. million to $28.6 million, which is designed “With the opening of Quarry Trails we months old, spayed, He’s a big goofy around anticipated growth and develop - will have a park within five miles of every microchipped and up puppy who does well with other dogs. Adopt ment in central Ohio. doorstep in Franklin County,” Moloney to date on vaccines. Adopt Michaella from Hoagie from the county dog shelter. Since the last levy was approved, said, noting this has been a goal of Metro Colony Cats and Dogs. FYI: 614-525-3647 or www.franklincounty - Moloney said, the Metro Parks system not Parks for some time. FYI: www.colonycats.org dogs.com only met all of its goals, but they exceeded Metro Parks is also looking at the them. They promised three new parks, and Northeast side as a possible location for opened four: Walnut Woods, more than another park, connecting Rocky Fork to 1,000 acres in the Groveport area with other already owned parcels such as woodlands and fields, restored wetlands Blendon Woods and Innis Woods, Moloney and vernal pools; Rocky Fork, a 1,000 acre With the Heartland Bank explained. They do not have a definite plan park in New Albany featuring more than for the third location yet, but are looking at three miles of walking trails, a bridle trail, 6LPSOH+RPH 5HÀQDQFLQJ 3URJUDP undeveloped parcels of land in anticipation dog park, a play area for picnics, and a of future development. large shelter; Scioto Grove, a 620-acre park YOUR CLOSING COSTS ARE ONLY These are not endorsements

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To commemorate the 40 years since the overall product and the fact that I always Surtain does not believe he is completely horror classic “Halloween” first came to the thought the siblings aspect was a little evil.) theaters, writers for the latest installment lame. It is days away from Michael’s transfer The Reel Deal in the franchise decided to go back in time In this film, also titled “Halloween,” to a maximum security prison and Dr. and revisit history. No longer are heroine Michael Myers (Nick Castle reprising his Surtain has allowed two true-crime pod - Dedra Cordle off without a hitch but naturally something and villain related. No more are her chil - role with an assist from James Jude casters to meet with his star patient. bad happens and his evil is once again dren. Ignored are attempts to put shat - Courtney) has been locked away in a maxi - Inexplicably, one of the journalists whips unleashed onto the unsuspecting masses. tered lives back together, and erased are mum security mental facility since his out the mask used during his killing spree There is, however, one person who has their on-screen deaths. apprehension in 1978 and under the care of and brandishes it about like it’s a winning spent the past four decades thinking and Whether you are upset by these changes both Dr. Samuel Loomis and protégé Dr. lottery ticket. preparing for this moment. And once again, depends on how invested you are in the Ranbir Surtain (Haluk Bilginer). Since the Thinking their actions had no effect, the it is up to a traumatized but now heavily mythos of “Halloween.” Personally, while I death of his mentor, Dr. Surtain has tried a podcasters then try to find sole survivor fortified Laurie Strode to save the day. enjoyed nearly all of the previous films I variety of new methods to understand the Laurie Strode (Jamie Lee Curtis) for their The strength of this film does not lay on was not angered by their decisions. This silent killer while always holding him in sure-to-be-non-award-winning-story. When the feet of the writing by David Gordon was due in large part to the strength of the higher esteem. (Unlike Dr. Loomis, Dr. they do locate her, she is still residing in Green or Danny McBride or on their deci - Haddonfield but has created a forest sion to alter the mythos; in fact, there is fortress of a home. While hesitant to be much to be desired with the plot and dia - interviewed, she allows them a few min - logue. Instead, what makes this film an utes of her time but swiftly kicks them out overall strong product is the presence of when they bring up her failed marriages, the three leading women. Filling in as the the forcible removal of her young daughter “new Laurie”, Matichak does admirably as from her care and her current mental state. the skeptical but compassionate teen; Meanwhile, said daughter Karen (Judy Greer is terrific as the hesitant and angry Greer) is now a grown woman raising a mother and daughter, and Curtis is at the November Giveaway teenage daughter of her own. Though she top of her game as the tormented heroine. tries her hardest to keep grandma away, Place a prepaid classified line ad in our paper This trio, which deftly showcases genera - Allyson (newcomer Andi Matichak) is far tional trauma, lifts this film beyond the for the month of November and be registered to win a more forgiving of Laurie’s behavior and traditional slasher and makes it an engag - $50 Gift Card from keeps inviting her to family events, much ing movie to watch despite some pacing to her mother’s dismay. The Columbus Messenger Newspapers. and plotting flaws. Grade: B- As the Strode family drama plays out, All ads received by mail, in person, the sanitarium is on high alert in prepara - Dedra Cordle is a Messenger staff writer email or phone will be included in the drawing. tion of Michael’s departure. At first, it goes and columnist. Drawing will be held November 28th, 2018 and the winner will be notified and published in our December 2nd, 2018 issue. GOOD LUCK TO EVERYONE!!!!

Retro musical at Ready

Bishop Ready High School’s Theatre Department is presenting “Grease,” the retro musical that returns to the 1950s and the lives of Rizzo, Doody, Kenickie, Frenchy, Sonny, and Danny Zuko (among others) as they find their way through their teen years. Performances are Friday, Nov. 2 at 7 p.m., Saturday, Nov. 3 at 2 p.m., and Sunday, Nov. 4 at 2 p.m. Tickets are $10 for adults, $9 for those 65 and older, and $8 for students. For more information, call Bishop Ready High School at 614-276- 5263. Pictured here are cast members Makenna Freeman, Daniel Hamilton, Charles Easley, Dominic Tokar, Grace Larger and Eva Freeman.