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A chance to meet a comic book legend drew thousands of fans to the Motor City Comic Con in Novi on Saturday, with many enduring highway backups and long lines to get in just to get an autograph.
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The film's director, Dan Scanlon, hails from metro Detroit and will attend the screening, which was originally planned for the Detroit Film Theatre at the DIA.
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'Hating Breitbart' explores the life of Andrew Breitbart, a politically conservative media critic who died last year. The filmmakers explore controversies in which Breitbart was a key player, including the takedown of liberal activist group ACORN and the sex scandal involving former U.S. Rep. Anthony Weiner.
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One is a spinoff of a Spanish-language variety show, the other adapts comics and graphic novels.
Michael Shannon gives a haunting performance as real-life New Jersey contract killer Richard Kuklinski, who on the one hand is a doting family man and on the other is a coldblooded murderer of more than 100 men.
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Thu, Dec 15, 2011 | 13:45 GMT
PSA: GTA III 10th Anniversary Ed out now, gets trailer
Rockstar's launched the 10th Anniversary Edition of Grand Theft Auto III for iOS and Android. Company boss Sam Houser said in a release this afternoon the firm wanted to "deliver the same sense of freedom that made the original so groundbreaking" with the mobile version. You can get it for £2.99/$4.99 from iTunes App Store here for iPhone 4 & 4S and iPad 1 & 2 or Android Marketplace for the same price. A launch trailer is below the break, via GameTrailers.
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THQ boss shrugs off GTA V worries
THQ boss Brian Farrell has shaken off any worries between Grand Theft Auto V and Saints Row, saying the two are in a "completely different positioning."
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Analysts: GTA V to launch before summer 2012, will sell 20 million+
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Grand Theft Auto V to take place in San Andreas
Rockstar's released the first trailer for Grand Theft Auto V, as promised last week, confirming it will take place in San Andreas.
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GTA V trailer countdown appears before next Wednesday
Rockstar's started counting down towards next week's debut trailer for Grand Theft Auto V, following yesterday's left-field unveil. The publisher sent out an email on the reveal this morning, but there was nothing added to yesterday. Get the countdown embedded below the break.
The trailer will appear online next Wednesday at 6pm BST.
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GTA V announced, first trailer on November 2
The biggest and best left-field announcement ever: Rockstar Games, out of nowhere, has announced Grand Theft Auto V, with its debut trailer appearing online next week.
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GTA III initially not set in New York-themed city, says Rockstar's Houser
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GTA III 10th Anniversary Ed announced for iOS, Android
Rockstar's announced this afternoon it's releasing Grand Theft Auto III on iOS and Android as part of the game's tenth anniversary this fall.
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Tretton plays coy over Agent exclusivity
SCEA president Jack Tretton has cast doubt over if third-party Rockstar title Agent is still a fully-fledging PS3 exclusive.
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Take-Two: GTA IV hits 20m, BioShock series at 8m
Take Two gave a full update on software sales numbers at the Wedbush Morgan Technology, Media and Telecommunications Conference yesterday, confirming big figures for Rockstar and 2K franchises.
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Lemmings celebrates 20th birthday with commemorative plaque
Grand Theft Auto creator DMA Design celebrated the 20th anniversary of its seminal strategy puzzler Lemmings on Monday, with the installation of a commemorative plaque at the company's original office in Dundee, Scotland.
Let me see, that makes me about a hundred years old.
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Hickey – GTA V will "likely" hit T2′s fiscal 2012
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Report – Brazilian court seeks worldwide sales ban on GTA: Episodes from Liberty City
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GTA IV gets "Complete Edition" treatment later this month
Honestly. Who hasn't played this yet? Really?
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Rockstar releasing last-gen GTA trilogy on Mac
Rockstar's announced it's releasing all three last-gen Grand Theft Auto tiles on Mac.
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A live auction will be held at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday, Dec. 4, at the Chickamauga Public Library. Proceeds will support library programs. Auction items were donated by area merchants and include a stove from Roper, gift cards, jew-elry, dance lessons, hand bags, a fruit basket, flowers and other items.
Walker County Emergency Services will offer a free class, "Preparing for a safe holiday," for all ages, from 6:30-8:30 p.m. Dec. 6. The class will be held at Fire Station #1 in Rock Spring, in front of Georgia Northwestern Technical College. Pre-registration is required to ensure adequate course materials. Call 706-539-1255 or email Captain Traci Reece at firstname.lastname@example.com for more information or to register.
Berry College Theatre Company's annual Christmas show is "Uh Oh, Here Comes Christmas" beginning Thursday, Dec. 6. The play is also a fundraiser for St. Jude Children's Hospital and Santa will available for photos at no extra charge. The play is family-friendly, but more suited to older children. Show times are 7:30 p.m. Dec. 6, 7 and 8 with two matinee performances at 2 p.m. on Dec. 8 and 9. Reserved tickets are $15 and include a catered dessert. If no dessert is desired, admission is $10. For more information and reservations, please call the box office at 706-236-2263 or email Richard Bristow at email@example.com.
The Tabernacle Christmas Market will be held from 6-10 p.m. Friday, Dec. 7, at Rossville Baptist Tabernacle Fel-lowship Building, 101 Hooker Road, in Rossville (two blocks west of Rossville Blvd. and Gordon Avenue traffic light at the Georgia/Tennessee state line). There will be live entertainment, a bake sale and refreshments. Vendors in-clude Scentsy, Pampered Chef, Dove Chocolates, Advocare, Celebrating Home, Jewels4God, Mary Kay Cosmetics and It Works.
Chickamauga and Chattanooga National Military Park invites the public to attend a Holiday Open House at the Cra-vens House on Lookout Mountain . The Cravens House will be decorated in a manner similar to the Civil War era. This holiday event will take place Friday, Dec. 7, and Dec. 14. Tours of the house will be conducted every 30 min-utes beginning at 6 p.m. and ending at 8 p.m. Reservations are required due to capacity limitations. To make a res-ervation, and for more information, contact the Lookout Mountain Battlefield Visitor Center at 423-821-7786.
"The Nutcracker" will be performed by Chattanooga Ballet and the Chattanooga Symphony Orchestra at the Tivoli Theatre Friday and Saturday, December 7-8, at 8 p.m. and Sunday, Dec. 9, at 2 p.m. Call 423- 265-0617 for ticket in-formation.
The Ensemble Theatre of Chattanooga (ETC) will perform an original piece, "Gods & Disasters," Dec. 7-16; Fridays at 7:30 p.m., Saturdays at 2 p.m. and Sundays at 6:30 p.m. Performances will take place in the St. Andrews Center, 1918 Union Avenue in Chattanooga. Tickets are $10 and are available at ensembletheatreofchattanooga.com or by calling 423-987-5141. Doors open 30 minutes before each performance. Free parking is available behind the St. An-drews Center.
The Santaland Diaries and Season's Greetings, two holiday pieces by popular humorist David Sedaris will be held on the CircleStage at the Chattanooga Theatre Centre. Performances are Friday and Saturday evenings at 8 p.m., now through Dec. 8. The Chattanooga Theatre Centre is located at 400 River Street, Chattanooga, on the NorthShore. Parking is available for $2 in the lot next to the Theatre Centre. Tickets are available by calling (423) 267-8534 or they may be purchased online at tickets.theatrecentre.com.
The Scenic City Chorus will perform at 7:30 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 8, at the Walker County Civic Center off Highway 27 in Rock Spring. General admission is $10. Children younger than 12 will be admitted free.
The LaFayette Optimist Club is hosting the first annual Reindeer Run, a 5K Fun Run/Walk & 1 Mile that will take place Saturday, Dec. 8, beginning at 9 a.m. at Joe Stock Memorial Park in downtown LaFayette. Proceeds benefit the LaFayette Police Department's Shop with a Cop program. Not a runner? Spirit Team Registration is available at no cost. For more information or to register, contact Race Coordinator, AJaye Brown at 706-996-8788 or visit Optimis-tReindeerRun.com.
The Holiday Starlight Parade and the Lighted Boat Parade will take place in downtown Chattanooga on Saturday, Dec. 8 at 6 p.m. and 7 p.m., respectively, followed by a fireworks finale at 8 p.m. For more information, visit chatta-noogapresents.com.
A Victorian Christmas will be presented by the Victorian Christmas Guild in downtown Summerville from 3-6 p.m. on Sunday, Dec. 9. A Christmas tour with a costumed narrator will be at each decorated window to explain how the scene would fit into the Victorian Era. The Victorian Christmas Guild is a non-profit group that work together with volunteers to bring the Victorian Christmas to life by decorating the windows in downtown Summerville. Along with the tour there will be a Victorian costume contest, games, prizes, food, and musical entertainment. A Victorian Santa also will be in town for pictures. For more information, call Jeannie Chesley at 706-734-2463 or Linda Espy at 706-857-2560 or email email@example.com.
Walker County Schools' Smith Planetarium will be open to the public on Sunday, Dec. 9, at 2:30 p.m. The program entitled "Season of Light" is about Yuletide customs, seasons, solstice celebrations, and the centuries-old traditions of bringing light to a cold and dark time of year. The planetarium is at 409 Pond Springs Road south of Chicka-mauga. No admission is charged for public programs.
The annual Holiday English Tea and Open House at the Houston Museum for Decorative Arts will take place on Sunday, Dec. 9 from 1-4 p.m. For more information or to make reservations, call 423-267-7176 or visit thehoustonmu-seum.org.
A Santa's Workshop will be held inside of the Ronald McDonald House (in Chattanooga) from Dec. 10-24 for families to choose gifts for their seriously sick children without having to spend much time away. Groups and individuals around the Chattanooga area are collecting items from Santa's Wish List (available at rmhchattanooga.com) to stock the Workshop in full by December 10. Groups collecting items for Santa's Workshop are asked to contact Tiffany Cobb to schedule a drop-off time/date at firstname.lastname@example.com or 423-778-4338.
A Christmas bazaar will be held from 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 15, at the LaFayette-Walker County Public Li-brary. Vendors will sell a variety of items including hand-crafted items, hairbows, handbags, candles, jewelry and vintage items. Enjoy baked goods and cider and entertainment. If interested in becoming a vendor, contact Rhonda at 423-653-0227 or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
The inaugural Rome Jingle Bell Run/Walk for Arthritis will be held Saturday, Dec. 15, at State Mutual Sta-dium/Heritage Trails. Registration begins at 8:30 a.m., the 5K race starts at 10 a.m. and the one-mile fun walk begins at 10:10 a.m. To register, go to romejbrw.org. For more information, contact Wade Kelley at 423-341-4788 or email@example.com.
A Christmas Gala will be performed at The Colonnade , 264 Catoosa Circle, in Ringgold. This is a musical variety show of Christmas songs and dance. Performance: Saturday, Dec. 15 at 7 p.m. Tickets cost $15 for adults, $12 for sen-iors (age 55 and older), $12 for students, $11 for groups of 15 or more. Call 706-935-9000, for more information or visit the website colonnadecenter.org
James Rogers will present a "Home for the Holidays" concert at 7 p.m. Thursday, Dec. 20, at The Colonnade, 264 Catoosa Circle, in Ringgold. All tickets are reserved: $20.50 for adult admission, $18.50 for seniors (age 55 and older), $11.50 for children 12 and younger. Call 706-935-9000, for more information or visit the website colonnade-center.org.
Child-friendly activities and Santa appearances
"Enchanted Evening" will begin at 5:30 p.m. Tuesday, Dec. 4, at the Chickamauga Public Library. Come hear read-ings of "The Polar Express" and "'Twas the Night Before Christmas," sit with Santa (personal photos welcome), and enjoy cookies and cocoa. There will be an auction at 6:30 p.m. Items are donated by local merchants, including Roper, Chickamauga Florist, Chickamauga Drug Store, Bank of Chickamauga, Shop-Rite, The Melon Patch, Chap-man's Jewelry, Joy's Barber Shop, DanceSport Studio, and Whitfield Oil. Donations are still being accepted. This event is sponsored by the Friends of the Chickamauga Public Library.
Hutcheson Medical Center invites the Northwest Georgia community to the hospital's 28th annual Christmas Tree Lighting on Thursday, Dec. 6. The event will begin at 5 p.m. in the hospital lobby and feature family-oriented events such as a children's crafts area, holiday carols, and a visit from Santa. The highlight of the evening will be the an-nual lighting of the tree atop the hospital.
The City of LaFayette Christmas Parade 2012 will begin at 6 p.m. Friday, Dec. 7 . Participants will line up for the parade at 4:30 p.m. The parade route starts at 512 South Main Street (Ace Hardware) and travels north on Main Street, through the square, turning left onto Margaret Street to the LaFayette Sixth Grade Academy parking lot to disband. This year's theme is "A Christmas Wonderland." Call 706-639-1590 for more information.
The City of LaFayette's annual "Amazing Christmas" light show will begin at 6 p.m. Friday, Dec. 7, following the parade, and will continue through Jan. 2, 2013, at Joe Stock Memorial park. The synchronized musical light show is held from 6-10 p.m. nightly through most of December. Tune to FM 89.5 to hear the music played in the light show. For more information, call the city parks and recreation department at 706-639-1590.
The City of LaFayette will host a traditional and large-scale Lionel model train and village display inside a deco-rated Chattooga Academy/Gordon Hall. The display coincides with the "Amazing Christmas" light show from 6-10 p.m., Dec. 7 through Jan. 2, 2013.
Kids, get your list ready! Santa Claus is coming to First Volunteer Bank in Fort Oglethorpe from 4-6 p.m. Friday, Dec. 7 and again on Friday, Dec. 14.
Moovin' and Groovin' holiday dance for youth, boys and girls with exceptional needs , ages 7-22, will be held Fri-day, Dec. 14. Register with the North Georgia Community YMCA the day of the event; cost is $5. For more informa-tion, call 706-935-2226 or go to email@example.com.
Christmas at the Farm will be held from 5:30-7:30 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 16, at Willow Tree Farms, 607 Post Oak Road in Ringgold , just north of Heritage High School. Parking is on-site or attendees can take the shuttle from Heritage High School. Enjoy Christmas scenes, a petting zoo, crafts for the kids, a visit with Santa, a hayride, a firepit, hot beverages and snacks. Free admission. Attendees are encouraged to bring canned goods for Christ's Chapel Share and Care Mission or toiletries for the Family Crisis Center. The event is a gift to the community from Boynton United Methodist Church. For more information, visit BoyntonUMC.org or call 706-86-2626.
The Rossville Public Library will host a Family Movie Night on Thursday, Dec. 20, from 5-7 p.m. Join us for a funny animated movie that reveals the answer to every child's question: "So how does Santa deliver all those pre-sents in one night?" The answer: Santa's ultra-high tech operation hidden beneath the North Pole. This movie also has a funny dysfunctional family, an unlikely hero and an urgent mission that must be completed before Christmas morning. Rated: PG Running time: 97 Minutes.
Church events and religious programs
The Chattooga High School Chorus and Ensemble will perform at Lyerly United Methodist Church on Wednesday, Dec. 5, at 7 p.m. Dr. Jay McNeal is the pianist and Jason Hall is the chorus director. There will be refreshments and finger foods afterwards. For more information, call Beverly Cowart of CHS at 706-857-2402.
The Salvation Army has coordinated a free public Christmas concert as a way of saying "Thank You" to the commu-nity for its outpouring of support this season. "Ring the Joyous Bells, A Gift of Christmas" will be presented on Dec. 9 , at 5 p.m. at First Baptist Church, 401 Gateway Avenue, in downtown Chattanooga. Performing are The Jericho Brass Band, First Baptist Church Choir, The Scenic City Choir, The Metropolitan Bell Choir and songs from The Salvation Army production of "Behold the Lamb of God." For more information, visit csarmy.org
The Second Baptist Church Choir will present their Christmas Cantata "Hope for the Broken World" on Sunday, Dec. 9, at 6 p.m. at the church in LaFayette.
All women are invited to "The Annual Women's Christmas Dinner" from 6:30-8:30 p.m. Wednesday, Dec. 12, at Christ United Methodist Church, 8645 East Brainerd Road (across from Publix) in Chattanooga. Cost is $15 per per-son. Featured speaker is Dr. Jada Daves and pastor and singer Angie McGregor. Tickets available at the church, call 423-892-9363 or visit christplace.org. For more information, call Susan Higgins at 423-304-8783 or email@example.com.


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Evanston fire department captain, Steve Perrino enters the lobby of the One Rotary Center high-rise during a training session Nov. 8. | Brian O'Mahoney~for Sun-Times Media
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EVANSTON — Area fire departments don't often see high-rise fires — but if they do they'll be sharper in response after a rigorous training drill earlier this month.
Some nine departments of Mutual Box Alarm System, or MABAS, and two companies from Chicago Fire, MABAS Division 9, took part in the three-day drill that saw at least 50 firefighters trooping through Evanston's downtown Rotary Center.
The simulated drill called for firefighters to perform a rescue on the 10th floor of the 18-story Rotary Center, in which theatrical smoke was used to simulate a fire. In the drill, crews brought the victim down to Emergency Medical Service units on the building's seventh floor.
The building's eighth floor became the firefighters resource room and the ninth floor housed the rapid intervention crews assembled and ready to go in case there was a "Mayday" call, the term used to alert responders to a downed firefighter. Such a call was made, Evanston Fire Chief Greg Klaiber said.
A high-rise fire "is one of the most difficult operations to take on so we have to practice and we have to make sure we're communicating effectively with all the different agencies," said Klaiber, leading the critique of the drill afterward in the Rotary Center lobby.
"You can see there are probably 50 or more (firefighters) here," he said, "so this would be the kind of response we would have."
Key is "communicating effectively through our command system to make sure everything gets done that should get done,'' he said.
At the Nov. 8 critique, Klaiber and others spoke about a glitch which had developed, moving between the different radio frequencies.
"This is why we do this," the chief told the firefighters.
Lt. Mike Carnes of the Glenview Fire Department was one of the participants.
The "hardest thing we have to go through on a fire scene like this is communication so to come here with all these different companies, different fire departments and different frequencies, to be able to pull all this together in a drill and do well means it will help us when we have the real deal."
Other participants also spoke in favor of the drill's value.
"You polish up your skills, keep sharp on what we do," said Pat Harrington, from the Wilmette Fire Department. "We don't get live fires all that often but when you have done all this training with people you know what to expect out of people."
Longtime Evanston firefighter-paramedic Dave Ellis noted that departments from Chicago and Park Ridge had joined the North Shore departments that took part in the drill.
He recalled a high-rise fire in Evanston at the 1603 Orrington building, which proved complicated as firefighters attempted to fight flames while moving employees out of the building.
"This is all logistics. It's all a matter of getting people in place and coordinating, to be able to do it effectively. Especially if more than one floor is involved it can be a real tactical thing," he said.
Klaiber praised the cooperation received from the Rotary International management. MABAS teams assemble in other drills throughout the year at a training facility in Glenview but the Rotary building provided a high rise setting for training, he said.
Communities participating in the drill were Chicago, Evanston, Glenview, Morton Grove, Niles, Northfield, Park Ridge, Skokie, Wilmette and Winnetka.


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- Norwayne's Kaleb Harris commits to Cincinnati for football
- Mount Union adds four local student-athletes
- High school notebook: St. V-M basketball player VJ King helps U.S. U16 team to gold medal
- VJ King earns gold medal with USA U-16 men's basketball team
- Lake's Chaese Vaudrin signs with Geneva
- Perry's Stefano Millin pledges to KSU for football
- WRA student nabs lacrosse honor
- Aurora athlete selects Mount Union for tennis
- Hoban tennis players set to play at Mount Union
- Mount Union football gains Ryan Ross, a OSU transfer & Hoban graduate
- Manchester's Richie Ashley commits to Heidelberg for football
- High school football: OHSAA approves seventh division; several schools drop into lower divisions
- Hudson Junior Invitational: Stow senior Ian Holt takes charge, leads by 6 strokes
- High school baseball: Team Summit tops Team Akron in all-star game
- Hudson Junior Invitational: Kent Roosevelt's Kory Nielsen tackles first major tournament; Stow's Ian Holt leads boys with opening 69
- High school all-star softball: Field's Kerrie Trautman takes one for the team, then scores winning run
- High school notebook: Canal Park to host all-star baseball game Wednesday
- Canal Park set to host all-star baseball game Wednesday
- Hoban baseball players decide on college futures
- Hudson athletes make college decisions
Walsh's Ross Martin named to USA Today first team
The national recognition continues this week for Walsh Jesuit senior kicker Ross Martin. On Thursday, Martin was named to the USA Today All-USA first-team.
Martin, 5-foot-10 and 183 pounds, was named to the Sports Illustrated All-America second-team list earlier this week.
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Cincinnati Princeton recruit excited about new Zips head coach Terry Bowden
A Cincinnati-area football recruit from the 2012 class says he's ecstatic about the University of Akron hiring Terry Bowden as its next head football coach today.
Cincinnati Princeton senior outside linebacker/defensive end Daryan Martin told the Cincinnati Enquirer today that Bowden's hiring reaffirms his verbal commitment to the Zips. He plans to take an official visit to Akron the weekend of Jan. 21.
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Walsh kicker Ross Martin named to All-American team
Walsh Jesuit senior kicker Ross Martin was named to the Sports Illustrated All-America second-team list on Monday.
Martin, who is verbally committed to Duke, was a first-team all-Beacon Journal selection this past season.
Kent State reportedly adds Glenville DB/WR
Cleveland Glenville senior wide receiver/defensive back Denzell Burton has reportedly made a verbal commitment to play at Kent State, according to ScoutingOhio.com.
Burton, who is 6 feet 1 and 205 pounds, also reportedly had offers from Mount Union, Findlay, Baldwin-Wallace and Prairie View.
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GlenOak's Brionte Dunn sticking with OSU commitment
GlenOak senior running back Brionte Dunn reportedly remained verbally committed to Ohio State after considering a visit to Michigan, according to CBSSports.com.
Dunn had an in-home visit by new Buckeyes coach Urban Meyer last week, according to multiple reports.
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Akron offers scholarship to Walnut Hills center
The University of Akron men's basketball program has offered a scholarship to Cincinnati Walnut Hills junior center Isaiah Johnson, according to the Cincinnati Enquirer.
Johnson, who is 6 feet 9 and 275 pounds, was offered Dec. 15. He averages 15.8 points, 11.5 rebounds and 1.5 assists for the Eagles, who are a Division I program just north of downtown Cincinnati. Walnut Hills (2-2) plays in the Fort Ancient Valley Conference.
Hudson's Rachel Speakman set to dive for Brown
Hudson coach Matt Davis announced that senior diver Rachel Speakman has been accepted and signed to attend and compete at Brown University.
Speakman placed eighth last season at the Division I state 1-meter diving meet.
Canton McKinley's Se'Von Pittman pledges to Ohio State
We had this note a couple of days in the Akron Beacon Journal and here it is for the blog:
Canton McKinley senior defensive end Se'Von Pittman is headed to Ohio State University to play football and continue his academic career.
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Area standouts featured in All-American Bowl
Multiple area football standouts are on the roster for the Offense-Defense All-American Bowl Dec. 29 at Cowboys Stadium in Arlington, Texas.
The West roster includes Buchtel free safety Jarrod Wilson (Michigan commit), Canton McKinley defensive end Se'Von Pittman (Ohio State), Canton McKinley cornerback Jermaine Edmondson (Michigan State) and GlenOak running back Brionte Dunn (Ohio State).
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St. V-M's Matt Perry headed to Harvard
St. Vincent-St. Mary senior defensive tackle Matt Perry has reportedly made a commitment to play football at Harvard, according to ScoutingOhio.com.
Perry, who is 6 feet 3 and 255 pounds, also had offers from Air Force and Dartmouth, according to the website.
North's Dowdy is Cincinnati bound according to reports
North High School senior De'Shawn Dowdy has committed to continue his academic and football careers at the University of Cincinnati on scholarship, according to several media outlets.
Dowdy was a standout player for the Vikings as a tight end and defensive end. Dowdy, 6-foot-4 and 220 pounds, previously made an oral commitment to Maryland, but changed his mind.
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Hudson linebacker Ben Gedeon gets Stanford offer
Hudson junior linebacker Ben Gedeon has reportedly added an offer from Stanford, according to ScoutingOhio.com. The offer was also noted by ESPN.com.
Gedeon, one of the top players in Ohio's 2013 class, also has offers from Michigan, Tennessee, Boston College, Michigan State and Purdue.
Tallmadge lineman Cipa reportedly adds offer
Tallmadge senior offensive lineman Jon Cipa has reportedly been offered by Robert Morris, according to ScoutingOhio.com.
Cipa has also had offers from Akron, Notre Dame College of Ohio, Lake Erie, Ashland and Tiffin.
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Orrville's Mason Monheim has 'good' visit to Toledo
Orrville senior linebacker Mason Monheim had a good visit to Toledo last week, according to Orrville coach Doug Davault. Monheim, who was multiple scholarship offers and was first-team all-Beacon Journal this season, doesn't have any other visits scheduled at this point, Davault said.
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C.J. Chatman of Copley reportedly adds Walsh offer
Copley senior wide receiver/defensive back C.J. Chatman has reportedly added an offer from Walsh University, according to ScoutingOhio.com.
Chatman, who is 5 feet 10 and 170 pounds, also has an offer from Notre Dame College (Ohio).


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Students from Middlesboro Independent Schools will present a fine arts program tonight.
"American Narrative is this year's theme. The program will feature the works of American composers and writers as well as highlighting student artwork with the same focus.
The public is invited to attend the free event.
There will be two daytime performances held during school hours to ensure that all students can participate. Parents and members of the community are invited to attend the daytime performances in addition to the evening program.
The programs will take place in the Middlesboro Central Auditorium and features an art show followed by various musical performances.
The art show will open in the lobby at 6 p.m.
Refreshments will be served for those in attendance.
Representatives from the Children's Reading Foundation of Appalachia-KY will be distributing free books to children and adults.
Numerous pieces of artwork will be set up for public judging. Art students will also have their portfolios set out for public commentary.
While the art show is taking place, parents can bring their children to the art room to make "prints." The prints are carvings the students have made of popular actors and images. The students will teach the parents and children how to color the prints and transfer it to paper.
The art exhibit will be followed by a program of choir, band and poetry readings at 7 p.m.
While Elizabeth Edward's Middlesboro High School choir class prepared in the classroom on Tuesday, members of the East End Recorder Cub led by Middlesboro Primary School's music teacher Rhonda Eleam practiced on-stage down the hall in the auditorium.
The choir is scheduled to perform six songs throughout the program.
In addition, members of the choir will be performing solos.
Sophomore Hilarie Spangler has been a member of choir for the past two years. She will be singing a solo in the program.
Spangler is one of the many students who spoke at last week's board meeting concerning possible budget cuts to arts and humanity classes throughout the district.
Spangler said choir is especially important to her because she plans to make a career out of her passion.
"This is what I want to do. I want to be a music teacher," said Spangler.
Spangler is grateful to the support she has received from Edwards.
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Another student who addressed the board last week concerning the impending cuts is actively involved in tonight's event. Joel Parker is participating in various ways.
In addition to accompanying the choir with guitar on one song, Parker is helping put together a slide show detailing the entire program.
Parker's various involvement gave him an inside look as what to expect, and he expects great things.
"I have heard everything, seen everything," said Parker. "It's going to be great."
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Some lower level corner seats tonight for $19 bucks on stub hub. Makes me wonder why i purchased them via package for triple that price. DOH!
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How often does Davis need to wear the boot? Because in practice he doesn't seem to wear it much. I know he's not running and jumping right now but does he have to wear it for a certain amount of hours per day or something?
Probably anytime it wouldn't be a hinderance.
If he used it when shooting, he'd 'learn' to shoot all goofy (booty?).
I had thought I heard he was out of the boot entirely and was doing basic stuff in drills. Just no running and shooting yet.
I hope he's taking this time to continue weight training at least.
That was reported during the week.
Then, he had the boot on at the game.
Putting that in with what I read about rehab (you do the same), I came up with the above.
Monty's comments seem to not contradict this at least. Photos or comments indicating a boot after practice or whatnot would help us understand.
Only a 26 second video but you can see Davis at the end all dressed out for practice and what not.
Just shows him laughing with a ball in his hand but no boot or anything so that's cool, like Jen Hale reported.
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Same as yesterday which is what prompted me to ask about the boot and how often he wears it. I bet he can't wait to get back to real court action.
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TRAVERSE CITY — Traverse City Central moved on to the Scott Miller Memorial Holiday Invitational Tournament semifinals with a 7-2 victory Thursday over the Bay Reps.
Jon Russell scored two first-period goals as the Trojans skated to a 4-2 lead by the first intermission. Andrew Froese and Austin Mackey also added goals, while Alex Oliver, Cooper Macdonell, Cam Givens, Connor McGraw and Reily deTar drew assists. Both Reps goals came from Zach Hill, assisted by Trevor Apsey and Chase Joppich.
Central added second-period goals by Cooper Marshall and Macdonell — assisted by Nico Saco and Russell — and Mitchell Ward's short-handed goal set up by Oliver capped off the scoring.
Bill Vermetten made 11 saves for Central (7-1), while Jay Jones had 16 for the Reps.
The Trojans play Plymouth Salem today at 7:30 in the semifinals, with Toledo St. Johns and Saginaw Heritage meeting in the other semi at 5:15 p.m. The Reps play Midland at 7:15 p.m.
TC West fell 4-3 to No. 5-ranked Saginaw Heritage when the Hawks scored with one second remaining off a faceoff in the West defensive zone.
The Titans had come back from a 3-1 deficit with a pair of goals scored with goaltender Carter Edmondson pulled for an extra attacker.
Ashton Lawton scored off a John Linenger assist with 1:49 left and Max Jenner struck off an Alec Carruth set up with 1:13 to go.
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Edmondson finished with 43 saves for the Titans, who play No. 4 Hartland at 5 p.m.
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YMCA to host family fun nights; Boating safety class offered June 25; Tigers help promote teen-driving safety. (Plus more)
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Elk Rapids now has authorized baccalaureate school
Elk Rapids Middle School is being recognized for adopting a world-renowned education style, and other local districts are prepared to follow suit, thanks in part to a $3 million Kellogg Foundation grant.
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New this week — Epic: A teenager finds herself transported to a deep forest setting where a battle between the forces of good and evil is taking place. Rated PG. (GT9)
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BATA bus struck during three-vehicle accident
A Bay Area Transportation Agency bus was damaged in a three-vehicle collision at the intersection of Three Mile and Hammond Road.
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Benzie County home destroyed in fire
Benzonia Township Fire Department Chief John Hanmer said units responded to the fire on Thursday at about 11 a.m. He said no one was inside the Cook Road home and the occupants were at work.
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Eligibility issues cut short TC St. Francis baseball season
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jr-^crcaivewa^jl &**&$::• TWENTY'• T.n E I/E'A D F. R THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1951 .Vii*^r / *\\\\ -*•' ffi° 1' '• hose b'9i Plumf- golden bronze turkeys we get from Maple Crest Forms are still strutting around putting on weight but not overdoing things (keep 'em quiet if you want tender meat). By next week the w starts falling and those bfg, plump. Maple Crest poultry kings will begin their journey to Hill V going on sale Monday, Nov. 19. MWyou want "oll«ay «>ves about your turkey better get your order in right away at your neighborhood Hill's Market. 'V r/Y FRUITS VEGETABLES THIN-SKIN FLA. SEEDLESS GRAPEFRUBT FIRM, BED EMPEROR GRAPES "-•; jtfc Juice Oranges *•• ™n^ S|b ^ 35° "JAAn i|:Jm-'J* J'iIPI wC*'" • ex. •F ancy'. Rome Beauty* AA• -Ml o t. </f^Hcvf e Cranberries «* «*• . - • • *• 17e Creaming Onions *«• *»«< 2»»•19° DIAMOND LARGE BUDDED VARIOUS BRANDS NONE-SUCH Imported Chestnuts 'SERVE * 23c I T: m LB. BAG LGST. CAN 9 OZ. PKG. ¥2 GAL. PKGS. GAL OCEAN SPRAY CANS - MIXED E6G$ Fancy Grade A Me drum doz. doz. 7 * SWISS JCHtESE , PABSTftTT CHEESE SHARP Provdone Midget ll/2lts. Imported Danish Bleu Cheese Ib. Patkay Margarine - Ib. 59e 35c Redeem Your P&G Coupons at Hill's Super. Markets BOTTLE WTH COUPON I7e) PKG. IW*TH COUPON 2 PKGS. 44c) BATH CAKES (Reg, Cake Free with Coupon) LI- 1. •7>ii i: -.•'T1L__ IZBlr'-" Holiday Treats to Buy Now Saytor's CpffeMts Sayfcr's Flavor-ets Chocolate Puffs.\SP*IM i*«. tfe ftuit Cake Jfix c citron, * «. Poulfnf Seasoning Grocery Price* Effective Until jOkweof Boitocss, Sat.f Nor. S4 aad Dairy Price* . 17 ...and Superb Flavor ...AT HILLS! PORTERHOUSE LOIN END LB U.S. CHOICE AND 7-INCH CUT IB BAY SHORE, .NEW YORK 131 Wc»t Main Street PATCHOCUE, NEW YORK 42 .West 'Main Street R1VERHEAD, NEW YORK East Main Street LINDENHURST. NEW YORK 183 South Wetwood Ave. FARMINGDALE, NEW YORK 86 Elizabeth Street NORTHPORT.. NEW YORK 91-3 Main Street SAYVILLE, NEW YORK 27 North Main Street • PORT JEFF. STA., N. Y. 505 East Main Street WANTAGH, NEW YORK ... 2843-45 ' Jerusalem Ave. EAST MEADOW, N. Y. . 803 Merrtck Avenue WESTBURY; NEW YORK 174 f>o*t Avenue FREEPORT, NEW YORK 75 West Menick Road MERRICK, NEW YORK 796 Morrick Avenue BELLMORE, NEW YORK 1872 BeUtnore Avenuo m :iV^-;^r;::-:^/-^r^--:V;.:;;^cvA-i:v-jij.:,^y.,r,;.:,'A;v;-i,. :;&V.-y&w^y}-t*^ v •; j i f ' . f-•.;"•-••'• . . r - . - : - ; : ; "-.; '•,••:-•!/.' ::-.'77'''V' '•'' :V.rt',''*f MRS:._HAMBORG V ^ 1- S^EROOICSIIQS ATTE.7 LEADEk FOR— REUABLJE ADVERTISING •tfOT I I , I • '-'"' -1 \l >.'.:•'';-. . •\---\j, ;.'&£$ 16th Year, NoT27 PBEEPORT, N, Y,, THUBSDAY, NOVEMB^ 22,4951 FIVE GENTS PEE COPY Trustees Studying Testimony and Briefs On Zoning Hearing No Decision Expected Before Thanksgiving; All Aspects Weighed Members of the Village Board are studying testimony and briefs re-lating to the proposal to amend the Zoning Ordinance of the village to permit the establishment of funeral homes in Apartment House Dis-tricts. No' decision on the issue is expected untif after Thanksgiving. This was the word given out aft the Municipal Building this week, 10 days after the stoitmy hearing on the matter that consumed nearly four hours and brought out a caipacity crowd on Saturday, Novem-ber 3. Mayor Robert L. Doxsee reported that a brief had been received from Walter J. A. Mack, Freeport Attor-ney representing" Interests in favor of the zoning change, ^and that Al-fred T. Davison oTGfirden City, the attorney representing interests op-posed to the change, had sent a copy .of his brief or memorandum to each memlber of the Village Board. ! In addltton there are more than 50 torpewrdtten pages of . -testimony ^aken atf-the hearing which, mem- (?ers of the Village Board wish to reviejw betfore tnakihg a decisloh. No statements or forecasts as to which No Mail on Thursday; Post Office Closed There, will be no window service at. the Freeport Post Office on Thursday, November 22, nor will there be any delivery by carriers. Special delivery mall will be deliver-ed by messenger ELS received. The post office lobby will be open from 7:pO_A,M.._to. 1:00 PjM, for the con-venience of box holders. Fully pre-paid first-class and air mall ar-ticles which are too bulky to place in collection boxes will be accepted at the read door during the hours of 7:00 AM. from 3:30 " and 1:00 P.M. to 6:00 and Mrs. Goldstein Heads • .• •••:; ••".^*:it.iv-*-., .. ian Committee . . were maue; ibut •• various 'members^ 61 "the Villaige Bofard. indicated some- sort of comjftxmilse plight be attemjitted They say_.t^ey,wlSh- to. protect q-part-ment houses from unfavorable . en-roacbments, feHt^ftfc the- &uiie~ time ::taiaff J^r-'erondnJ commun- Ity it Is not feasible" tt> hold; the, line against -expahsloni-ol the tntslness district. '- •" •" ; -a > The site on Ocean .avenue where Richard Buflgerford wishes 'to establish- a funeral home Is only one block from the present border of the business districtMt^was .point-ed out. . Freeport Banks Mail Christmas Club Checks The Meadow Brook National Bank has mailed Christmas Club checks totaling $603,700 to its 7,040 memJbens in the three offices. Last year wlbh a .membership of 6,635 the distribution totaled $540,157 The Preeport Bank -had a mem-bership of 2,500 among whom $150- 000 was distributed. In 1950 $326 - 926 was.divided ainong_l,500 mem-bers, I;. . - The Preeport PederalJSiyin^ and, --- club -members received" . abgearisn-sat_ .43pJ(-W O- sen-t' to .33-0- m- em7 - £, . . . . . . . -^Wr 66™0outn urove street,-will renialn-oJ)eiFSun.» day-after^ ^e-ptiier—druggiste -^in Freeport ctose""^fc""2'*olclibc£"7£e ftelephone is Mteeport 8-OS77. On Thanksgiving Day, Thursday, Rabenls Ph&rapncy,'15i2 South Mfeih Street, will remain open under the same conditions. Tbe telephone ta HReeport 8-7777. " - 28 DAYS TO SHOP IN FREEPORT FOR CHRISTMAS To Submit Selections ,For New Officers At Meeting on December 3 'Mrs. Jack Ooldstein was oppoint-ted chairman of a nominating com-mittee named at a meeting of Uni-ty Temple .Pythian Sisters, Monday night in Pythian Hall. The coinmlt-tee is to su*bmlt'a slate for corislder-ation- On-Mondiay night/December 3. ' (Mrs. Milton Preilich and. a group of, n\embers .are to visit St. ..Giles Home 'for Crippled Children nexl , Wednesday .andi entertain the un-foVt? Unat^ icfiildreh" -fronipa to Bl'o1- :616ckTTKere :wUl' be an1 aippropriaite program . of entertainment* and re- JtreShments ^111 be 'serveti; A1* Christ -mois- party- will- be L Driven 1n~Decem , December 17: Announcement was made that a Ifl-dnch television -set purchased for the Northport Veterans Hospital by the Temple had -been delivered and was being nlstalled. It fe located in Ward 64 iji which the memj>ers en-tertain on their monthly visits to the hospital, Mrs. George- 'Wolder and Mrs. Lou Portner are co-chair-men of this project. Mrs. Sidney Bate, most excellent chief, presi-ded. Mrs. arney Pyvolent was chair-man of hostesses during the social hour. • ' School Trustees for Bus Transportation \ . Group Hears- Assessors "w " At Monthly Meeting; 37 Join Associa\tion . The Northwest Ci'vU\Assoclatlon voted to request the FreejMrt Board of Education to apply for State aid to provide bus transportation for students of the Freeport Junior- Senior High School living-rift, the Northwest area at its meeting\last Wednesday night in the cafeteria of the Seaman Avenue school. \ This action was taken on reconxX mendation of a committee -- named at the October meeting. to investi-gate the subject. The. committee- re1 ported that children living In the irea had to cross the railroad tracks and Sunrise Highway to get to the high school. — • - The Association devoted a sub-stantial part of its last trwo previous meetings discussing the hazards associated with having children from their section walk to the high school. merce A "full-time sec.vetaNry for the Preeport Chamber of Com-virtually assut&'d asV result of a spirited meeting held at Guy Lorabardo'H last'Wednesday night at which more'tlian: 40 business concerns • aijfd individuals pledged an aggregate of more than $7,500 to"a'1*peoial fund to establish such an 'office and operate it for a yeri'K . —: r-1 -• -n—««j The meeting was-called primarily to.hear a report of the special com-mittee appointed by .President Ian J. Murray to study the proposal more than a month ago. Opening he meeting with a brief talk,7 Mr. Murray said the committee had sub-mitted a favorlable report 'on the proposal and that a number of mer-chants and Individuals already had volunteered to contributeto a -spe-cial 'fund for tihaktfttirpose. Homework Discussed School B-T A \ Miller Is Moderator Of Panel on Subject By 9th, 10th Grades About-200 members attended the first meeting of the Preeport Jun- Howard Hicks, representing the ""--Senior High School Parent- Nassau County Board of Assessors. addressed the, meeting. He explain-ed the county's system and formula used In assessing property. Village Assessor Richard Haynor also spoke on the matter ot assessing, there was a record attendance of 110 per-sons at the meeeing. A total. of new members were Teaoher^Assoclation — &$\ and '.,10th Gradt?* Unite Thursday in the High School Cafeteria. -/ A Student Panel " Discussion ~o"n •the Pros and Cons of Homework was the program for the evening with Robert Miller, a member; ot HJgh School.:- facility, , received into the association. 'Num-erous old members paid tjieir dues and were ~re9borecT to good standing. -tIThe names ~pfr/;tiae-:newi,meinl?ers ^pycer.Judy .Mecff.'rAnd 2<TO rflii-^epTi&TtoVc^';^ : * and students In the discussion were Michael Intril- Shan Ho, -Barbara. Stewart Ransom In reply to, a qjuesUon-frotil -Wll-.- iam.J. Marttn, Jr.^oi -/the ..Freeport. Federal -Savings , find Loan Associa-tion, Wtr. of eald .cotributions . budget of !.$i3tOOO, He: said/It .^wae sUeyed^Khat-•'$- ^competent,'. exper-ienced secrotaTy would be employ^ I for-aJbout '$7,500* a year and that the r«nalnder waiilo^be needed as for , The - (Mr*, s. :Aiken. NatnaTl fioolhack; | : The outcome.* and conclusion -a O. V. Brady, Mrs. Frances Citron; the discussion were that the average Paul DefMaio, Mrs. Evelyn Fox, Mrs. I students who are Interested in their A. Gabriner, Dr. J. Geller, Mrs. Perl ] work do not feel they have too Gulit, Allan Hyman, Lawrence J. much homework but wish /that Israel, George Hollander, Roger i something could be .done to equalize Klein, Mrs: Evelyn Klein, B. Ldeppe, G. McDonald, Audrey P. Rabino-witz, Charles Resnick, Mrs. Isabel it so that one night they would not be burdened with work and the next night have "no homework at Rosenzweig, J. Saltzman, Mrs. Vic-! all. tor Sandak, Mrs.__Florence Sandak,; The students felt -that homework Mrs. Florence Saxon, Irving Sohnopp, Mrs. Ruth Schnopp, Ab- -ner J. Sundell, Mrs. ..Howard J. Wedhsler, Murray Weiss and B. Verona. was essential because memorization and concentration cannot always be accomplished in study halts. A social hour followed at .which time the parents met the teachers. Awarding Turkey At Dads1 Club Dance John W.'Boriey, president of ,tiie Seaman Avenue D«is' Club, takes ticket from Mrs^Helolse Elnger, presi-dent of the Seaman AVetuie p.-T, A^ durinff^drawlnj for turkey and door prizes at Thanksgivlngr Dance of the Club. ThJc oUiers In Uifi picture are MaCk Segall and Melvin Baumann,1 trusteed of the Club. • - • - . • - ' . ' -. • . ' • : - , ' - •• '• ' ' • ' . ) tho >TiUMa4crt,1O7ii<MrtlKJt-'Of,, r6latetr*omne' o ^ . Ufa*1-1 organizations has^axximpllshed for the merchants and business inter-ests' of the Queens community. Mr. Brown was Introduced by Vlce- Presldpnt Samuel" Israel, who presl- ~ ded at the meeting. Mr. Brown's ^address was followed by a call for volunteers to help fi-nance the program, which met with a hearty response by a large num-ber of those attending the meeting. A butffet supper was, served follow-ing the business session. More Than 40 Contribute Among those who have pledge contributions/ to, \ the. program to date, including -the pledges made at the meetlrig; are the following: Meadowbrook National Bank, Freeport Bank, Adelph Levy & Son, Joseph Harris, S. Ba/umann, Inc., Viebrock's, Sharmac, Inc., William (Continued on Page 13) Frederick G. Brown Ketired Railroad Man •Franklin 'G. Bforch, 32 J^nnGyl-vanlaavenuerdled" in. his home on Sunday, He was born in Par Bock-away 5T>^TO^oajftnidLliadJlxfiiUii reepotit 16 yearsr-prlor to,wHich, Jie __as .a -^resident:.ol^BAldwin..Jtor.,.ft quarter of a--century^- He^was a crrsrtei' mettiiber of the First -Fres! byierlan Charch of Baldwin,.. > "-3ffir; Br6wn^was-for years JBastern Perishable.agent for the St. .Louls, & San Praniclsco Railroad Co.,- wltfa headquarters ln-M^nhatt!ah.,,He be^ longed .to. the-Metropolitan 'Traffic Association. The Rev. Frederick iC. Maier, pastor of the Baldwin church*, officiated at funeral sendees in the Chester A. Fulton & Son Parlors, 49 West; Merrick . road, Tuesday afternoon. .,:Burial was In Greenr field Cemetery, Hempstead. eurvlvlnig are his wife, the for-mer^ Rutii May Wyman; two sons, FranJclih,. Jn, and "Robert; tw$ daughters, Mlsa Bartoara Ann a/-1 Sirs. Elizabeth MiUer, and grandchildren. - -vi leader EdltorlnlB Society A 'I KI 'Of* A 1 1\ ST. Joseph KomelV-Shopplr^ rijy O JL Movlerf^AVO LesaT! . :'- " i - j ' f c . •-^•\~- • , ' • • / : • •- ' . ' - . ; ' - ' -//'• • . - ' • • • - • -'-'•' ' . • ' . - . - • • " ; • .".,.;- • • • ; • " >•'/•;.'^•-''.•"^•••r. 'Hv^'^^vf^H ."-•"v;: --••': . ;—•-•"•••> •'•v'"',, • . • • • - ' ' - •.-.•'•/''•' ".''^"-". ''-'-; : .'••". ' / f".''-:o'-"--;'•"'••:•• ''v--:0,.:;>v';'CV-;(';'-'<;^-*^v^
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Description | This is a newspaper distributed locally within Freeport and Baldwin, Long Island, New York |
Creator | Linda Toscano |
Publisher | L & M Publications, P.O. Box 312, 30 South Ocean Avenue, Suite 204, Freeport, New York 11520. |
Contributors | Nicolas Toscano, Michele Swersey, Joan Delaney. |
Date | 2010 |
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On the Sidelines: Westerberg coaching in Texas vs. The Nation
Kelsey Kruzich / Staff Photo - Allen head football coach Tom Westerberg will be an assistant at the Texas vs. The Nation football game on Feb. 2.
By Kevin Hageland, email@example.com
Allen football head coach Tom Westerberg is not one to throw out unnecessary hype or praise.
So when asked why he was selected as an assistant for Team Texas in the Texas vs. The Nation college all-star game (1:30 p.m. Feb. 2 at Eagle Stadium), he was matter of fact with his answer.
�I think it�s just because the game is in Allen,� Westerberg said. �Let�s face it, if the game was in El Paso or San Antonio, I don�t think I would�ve been asked.�
Others saw different reasons for the selection of Westerberg, who is 102-15 in his nine years as head coach at Allen and has won two state titles, the most recent coming last month in a 35-21 victory over Houston Lamar.
�I think this is recognition of what we�ve done as a program,� said Steve Williams, Allen athletic director, �and more specifically, what Tom has done here at Allen.�
�Coach Westerberg is a good choice,� said Oliver Pierce, Allen senior wide receiver. �He is someone who doesn�t ever talk down to his players. He is able to be friends with his players, but we all still respect him.�
Pierce is one of three starters off Allen�s state title team (along with senior linebacker Nick Cobb and senior defensive lineman Stone Drulman) that Westerberg saw compete Saturday at the Texas High School Wrestling Coaches Association Dual State Tournament, which the Eagles won for a fifth straight year.
Pierce, Cobb, Drulman all transitioned to wrestling once football ended.
�Coach Westerberg has worked really well with us,� said Jerry Best, Allen wrestling head coach. �He encourages kids to do more than one sport and I think that has helped contribute to our success.�
The weekend prior, Westerberg was in St. Petersburg, Fla., for the Under Armour All-America Game in which Allen senior punter Shane Tripucka was participating.
Westerberg sent Shane�s parents a text saying, �kicking great,� during the game.
�I can't tell you how much that meant to Shane,� said Chris Tripucka, Shane�s father. �The program is in good hands with Tom; he deserves every Coach of the Year award there is and I believe he has found the right formula to win many more championships at Allen.�
While Westerberg has been helping Tripucka get a college scholarship, he now shifts focus to Texas vs. The Nation, where college seniors are attempting to get drafted.
�Of the three college all-star games associated with the NFL Players Association, this is the newest,� Westerberg said. �This game has been pretty effective though; 95 or 96 percent of the participants have gone on to sign NFL contracts when they come out.�
Westerberg is uncertain as to what all his duties will be once the players and NFL scouts arrive Jan. 28, as his talks with Bates have been about high school football.
�Bill coaches his son�s team in Florida,� Westerberg said, �so whenever we�ve talked on the phone or at the press conference we usually discussed his team preparing for the playoffs or how we had been doing in the playoffs.�
Regardless of his responsibilities come kickoff, Westerberg is more excited for the week leading up to the game, which begins in earnest Jan. 29 with practices at Eagle Stadium. The plethora of college coaches, NFL coaches and NFL scouts should provide a variety of knowledge to draw from.
�We are going to sit down as a staff ahead of time and go over questions we want to ask,� Westerberg said. �With as many people as are going to be here, you definitely want to use it as a learning experience.�
One person of particular interest to Westerberg is The Nation head coach Howard Schnellenberger, who resurrected the Miami Hurricanes when taking over there in 1979.
�It�s always fun when you get the opportunity to talk with people like that,� Westerberg said. �Some are more open, while others aren�t, but it�s an awesome opportunity to have either way.�
Westerberg is similarly excited to coach Texas A&M senior wide receiver Uzoma Nwachukwu, who was on Allen�s Class 5A Division I State Championship team in 2008.
Nwachukwu, aka EZ, is one of several Metroplex alumni already announced for Team Texas with Wisconsin cornerback Devin Smith (Coppell), Baylor wide receiver Lanear Sampson (North Mesquite) and TCU wideout Skye Dawson (Dallas Christian) also taking part.
�It�ll be great to be on the sideline with EZ, coaching him one more time,� Westerberg said. �And if my job isn�t to coach him, I might just stand next to him on the sideline with my headset on and pretend to coach him.�
Westerberg has seen plenty of his players (like Nwachukwu) go compete in college, but hasn�t been inclined to join them.
�That�s not really the path I�m wanting to go right now,� he said. �I don�t like to move a lot and I enjoy the stability we have now. Maybe down the road, you never know, but I like what we�ve got going on here at Allen.�
What Allen has built, both in terms of program and stadium, will be on display Feb. 2 when Texas vs. The Nation takes place.
�You�ve got a large group of players trying to make it to the next level, so they will want to impress the teams and the scouts during practices and the game,� Westerberg said. �That should make this thing a lot of fun to watch.�
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