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From The Files Of February 1, 1990 '90 Southern Fulton School Board Tuesday night rejected the state-appointed fact finder's report for the second time in its labor
dispute with the district's teachers' union, but both sides came away saying that another negotiating session before state mediator Ed Savco of Carlisle was likely. Officials for both sides also stated that they would like to avoid a teachers' strike and that sitting down and talking would be the most likely method of avoiding a strike.
Work continues on Central Fulton's elementary school addition and renovation project despite recent rains which have produced muddy conditions. Work on the nearly $4 million project began in mid-August and was delayed somewhat by December's frigid conditions.
Leonard Thomas became McConnellsburg's all-time scoring leader in leading MHS to a 72-47 Sideling Hill League win over Southern Fulton last Friday, January 26. Thomas' three-pointer early in the third quarter pushed him past Martin Shimer's 1,414 career point mark set in 1967, and Thomas went on to score 31 to push his career total to 1,432.
Local firemen have managed to sign up nationally famous country music star Porter Wagoner to appear on Monday, May 14, during their annual carnival which starts May 11.
Larry Miller and Tina Golden were united in marriage December 29 in Winchester, Va. The bride is the daughter of Robert and Helen Layton of Warfordsburg. The groom is the son of Don and Celia Miller of Berwick.
Deaths: Cora V. Mearkle, 74, Everett; Margaret E. Black, 83, Chambersburg; Sargie Baughman Jr., 55, Fayetteville; Helen Hendershot, 68, Hancock; Wilkinson Wright, 90, New Enterprise; Edgar Henry Sr., 52, Fort Littleton; Georgia Hiles, 17, Orbisonia; Junior Stotler, 66, Hancock; Twila Howell, 78, Ironton, Ohio; Mark Stephens, 17, Crystal Springs; Franklin E. Barnett Sr., 89, Everett.
Births at the Medical Center: a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Mumma of McConnellsburg on January 23; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Roy Miller of Mt. Union on January 23; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Newman of Burnt Cabins on January 24; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. John Mixell of Fort Littleton on January 24; a son to Mr. and Mrs. David Shepps of McConnellsburg on January 24; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Lerie of Neelyton on January 25.
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints at Oahu, in the Hawaiian Islands, was the setting for the marriage of Denise K. Shank and Danny Crouse. Denise is the daughter of Vaughn and Patricia Shank, Warfordsburg. Danny is the son of Estalene Crouse and the late Leonard Crouse of Needmore.
Marriage licenses: Glen Briggs II, Needmore, and Tammy Miller, Needmore; Kevin Kendall, McConnellsburg, and Angela Lynch, McConnellsburg.
30 Years Ago
From The Files Of January 31, 1980 '80 Three county men, employed by the PA Turnpike Commission, were injured in an accident last Tuesday on the turnpike while
on their way to work. Leo Brown, Hustontown; Harry Knepper, Waterfall, and Willard Deshong, Needmore, were occupants of a car which was hit by a tractor-trailer in the westbound lane when it swerved into them while attempting to avoid a collision with another rig which had blown a front tire. All three were brought to the Medical Center where Knepper and Deshong were treated for minor injuries and released. Brown suffered a dislocated fractured shoulder and was transferred to Washington County Hospital.
A trailer home, located on Route 30 west on Scrub Ridge Mountain, was completely destroyed by fire on Sunday afternoon. The property is owned by Ruth Carter of Mercersburg and was occupied by Vic Ericson, formerly of Mercersburg, and two friends. The men were fishing at the Meadow Ground Mountain lake at the time of the fire and saw the flames from where they were fishing. They returned to find the trailer and all its contents destroyed.
Specials at the IGA: Cottonelle bathroom tissue, 89 cents; Dawn, $1.33; boneless chuck roast, $1.69 lb.; Gold Medal flour, 89 cents, 5 lbs.
Births at the Medical Center: a son to Mr. and Mrs. Terry Lynch of Central City on January 18; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Smith of Hancock on January 19; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Johnson Jr., Neelyton, on January 19; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Ryan Mellott of Warfordsburg on January 18; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Francis Stevey of Everett on January 22.
Deaths: D. Raymond Chesnut, Warfordsburg; William Reynolds, Warfordsburg; Cora M. Welch, Everett; Thelma I. Trail, Hancock.
Stephen E. Koontz of McConnellsburg and Radna L. Detwiler, Hustontown, applied for a marriage license during the past week.
40 Years Ago
From The Files of February 12, 1970 '70 The Forbes Road School was closed all day on Tuesday and Central Fulton School closed at 1:00 p.m. due to the snowstorm
which hit the county. Beginning Monday night and continuing most of Tuesday, many heavy trucks had to be towed up Tuscarora Mountain, due to the hazardous state of the snow-covered highway. Traffic was blocked on and off during that time until the floundering vehicles were towed to the top. Two enormous house trailers being towed were pulled to the side of the highway and left there until better weather conditions prevailed.
Mr. and Mrs. H.J. Culler and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Koontz left on Saturday on a Shriners' tour of Majorca, Spain and other Mediterranean countries.
The board of directors of the Fulton Industrial Development Association reappointed Clyde Bookheimer as president of the organization at the annual reorganizational meeting held last Wednesday night. Other officers appointed were: Ray S. Koontz, vice president; Harold L. Cullins, secretary; and Henry W. Daniels, treasurer.
Timothy Taylor of the U.S. Army, stationed near Anchorage, Alaska, is spending a leave from Army life with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Taylor, Thomas and Susan of Hustontown.
News of men in service: Pvt. Larry J. Miller, son of Mr. and Mrs. William M. Mellott of Needmore, has completed leadership school and is starting radio operator school at Fort Dix, N.J. Marine First Sgt. Robert L. Bookheimer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Bookheimer, McConnellsburg, is presently serving with the First Marine Division in Vietnam. U.S. Air Force Sgt. Sheridan H. Mellott Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Sheridan Mellott Sr., Needmore, has arrived for duty at Minot Air Force Base in North Dakota.
Births at the Medical Center: a son to Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Bard of Greencastle on January 30; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Roger Dinsmore of Fort Loudon on January 30; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Merle Ryder of Mercersburg on January 30; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Jack Elvey of Needmore on January 30; a son to Mr. and Mrs. William Zeger of McConnellsburg on February 2; a son to Mr. and Mrs. W. Guy Anderson of Needmore on February 3; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Mark Strait of McConnellsburg on February 5; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Barnhart of Needmore on February 5; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Victor Glee of Mc- Connellsburg on February 5.
Death: Ruben W. Nelson, Riddlesburg; Mrs. Ella V. Fraker, Pittsburgh; Walter C. Nave, president of the Breezewood Telephone Co.; John J. Baughman, Chambersburg; Harold W. Hann, Harrisonville; W. Wayne Morgret, Manns Choice; Irene R. Hockenberry, Shirleysburg; Howard Defibaugh, Broad Top Township.
Specials at the IGA: whole chicken fryers, 29 cents lb.; ice cream, 59 cents half gallon; Blue Bonnet margarine, 25 cents, 1-lb. quarters; IGA catsup, 19 cents.
50 Years Ago
From The Files Of February 18, 1960 '60 The public is invited to a Chamber of Commerce meeting at the Fulton House on February 24 to hear and take part in a discussion
on industrial development in Fulton County.
Frederic B. Humbert of Big Cove Tannery and Paul Leroy Johnson of Wells Tannery left for Pittsburgh on Monday for induction into the armed forces.
Mrs. Lizzie Bain Lysinger, Bedford County's dean of school teachers, marked her 98th birthday on February 13. "Miss Lizzie" is a native of Fort Littleton and retired in 1930 after teaching school for 50 years.
An examination for postmaster at Needmore will be held on March 8. The postmaster's job at Needmore carries a yearly salary of $4,275.
The Breezewood Fire Co. was called to the home of Paul Swope in Wells Valley last Tuesday when fire broke out in an upstairs room. Considerable damage was reported.
Representative Marl H. Garlock made the first long distance call by direct dialing on Sunday by calling the office of United States Senator Stuart Symington in Washington.
Hazardous road conditions caused several accidents in the county last week.
Mrs. Helen Smith of Amaranth was taken to the Medical Center on Saturday after falling down the cellar steps at her home and suffering a concussion.
Births at the Medical Center: a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Snyder, Burnt Cabins, on February 3; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Shaw, Crystal Spring, on February 5; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Donald Gracey, Waterfall, on February 6; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. James Fleagle, Chambersburg, on February 7; a son to Mr. and Mrs. William Zeis of Fort Loudon on February 8; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Norman Reel, Needmore, on February 8; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Deneen, Hancock, on February 9; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Mellott, Hustontown, on February 13; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Akers, Crystal Springs, on February 14.
Mrs. Leona Shafer of New Grenada and her five sisters visited Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Sprowl of Chambersburg. Mrs. Sprowl served dinner to the six sisters in honor of Mrs. Zola Alloway's birthday.
The Knobsville correspondent reports the first heavy snowfall of the season began on Saturday, with a strong wind on Sunday making roads hazardous.
Army Pvt. Blair Aller of Needmore has arrived in Germany.
Mr. and Mrs. Max Johnson of Burnt Cabins moved to Chambersburg last week.
Last week was the golden anniversary of the Boy Scout movement, and a ball, which was held at the Venice in Hagerstown, was attended by many area people interested in Scouting.
Frank D. Bivens, Big Cove Tannery, has been appointed to the board of directors of the Chambersburg Motor Club.
Deaths: Maurice C. Bivens of Riddlesburg, formerly of Wells Valley; Cloyd Wilson, Orbisonia, formerly of Burnt Cabins; Mrs. Lenore Fockler, Johnstown, formerly of Harrisonville; Mrs. Gertrude Everetts of Huntingdon, formerly of Knobsville; Noah David Runk, Three Springs; Mrs. Geraldine L. Poes, Berkeley Springs, formerly of Andover; Jennie Ellen Seville, Mercersburg, formerly of Fulton County; Mrs. Alice L. James of Burnt Cabins.
60 Years Ago
From The Files Of February 16, 1950 '50 Over two hundred people joined in a search in Buck Valley last Wednesday afternoon when Maxine Ray, a 3-year-old daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ray, strayed away from the home of Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Hixon where Mrs. Ray and her two children were visiting. She was at last found about two miles away by Fenton Wilson, a farm boy of the neighborhood. When found, she was in a semiconscious condition, lying against the trunk of a tree on the west side of Sideling Hill Mountain. Both the girl and her mother were taken to Berkeley Springs Hospital where the girl was kept for observation and treatment.
Announcement was made this week that John M. Spangler, a Fulton County native, had been appointed president of the National Carbon Division of Union Carbide and Carbon Corporation.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Shaw of McConnellsburg quietly observed their 43rd wedding anniversary on February 13.
Deaths: Robert Chester Hann of Harrisonville; Calvin A. Ritz of Buck Valley; Alexander E. Reed of Riddlesburg.
D.P. Bowman of Orbisonia marked his 85th birthday on Friday.
70 Years Ago
From The Files Of February 15, 1940 '40 Secretary G. Albert Stewart of the Pennsylvania Department of Forests and Waters stated this week that arrangements have been
made whereby free fuel wood will be furnished from the state forests for those in the state now on relief. The state forests now comprise 1,651,000 acres, located in 34 counties of the commonwealth. This action figures sufficient firewood to take care of at least 10,000 Pennsylvania homes.
Death: John Reuben Helman of Knobsville; Jacob W. Rosenberry of Mercersburg.
Admitted to Everett Hospital during the past week were Dorothy Jean Deshong of Needmore for medical treatment and Mrs. Alice Barton of Crystal Spring for reduction of a fractured hip. Treated at the hospital dispensary were Porter Kerlin of McConnellsburg for X-ray of the wrist and James Bain of McConnellsburg for X-ray of the pelvis.
Future farmers from the different schools in Fulton and Franklin counties met on Thursday evening in the Washington Township High School to compete in an athletic jamboree.
The estimated half million Pennsylvania drivers now operating cars with expired licenses will not be arrested when stopped the first time, state police reported this week. Such motorists will be ordered to get their new licenses immediately, however, or face arrest if caught again.
Mrs. Margaret Johnston, while sweeping her front porch on Monday evening, fell and fractured her hip. She is now in the Chambersburg Hospital, where she is expected to be a patient for at least 10 weeks.
Nearly 100 percent attendance marked the regular meeting of the local Lions Club on Tuesday evening at the Fulton House when five new members were admitted to the club. The new members were H.E. Chesnut, W.G. Hays, J.C. Peck, Joseph Shelly and Lawrence Shimer.
Moyer Brothers of Altoona has submitted a low bid of $138,974 for construction of the 10 ticket offices along the new 160-mile super highway.
Two McConnellsburg men, Harry Lininger, linotype operator for The Fulton Democrat, and Harry Shimer, were injured Sunday night when the car in which they were riding overturned near Clear Spring, Md. Lininger sustained a fractured collarbone and bruises. Shimer received a bruised right arm. Robert Lodge, operator of the car, escaped injury.
Bedford has been announced as the tentative site for the ceremonies which will mark the dedication of the new Pennsylvania Turnpike. The program is expected to take place on July 4. President Roosevelt and Postmaster General Farley are among the notables who have agreed to attend the event.
Dorothy Paylor, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond C. Paylor of McConnellsburg, has been named as the winner of the John M. Spangler Scholarship.
Walter Barmont was taken to Chambersburg Hospital on Friday for observation.
The library books of the late Rev. Wm. J. Lowe will be sold privately during the coming three weeks at the Reformed parsonage.
80 Years Ago
From The Files Of February 13, 1930 '30 Deaths: Mrs. Angeline Daniels Mellott of Ambridge; Mrs.
Elijah Barton of Minneapolis; Miss Margaret Ellen Secrest of near Mc- Connellsburg; Dr. George W. Huston of Lancaster; Mrs. Mary E. Hewitt of Cleveland; Mrs. Eliza J. Fisher of Bethel Township; James Blair Mort of near Six Mile Run.
Recent births: a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Obed Mellott of Webster Mills on January 18; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Russell Kendall of Ayr Township on January 22; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Howard Kerlin of near Hustontown on January 29, their 14th and all living; a son to Mr. and Mrs. W.H. Deshong of near Andover on February 1; a daughter last Friday night to Mr. and Mrs. Rex Sipes of Licking Creek Township; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Curt Long of New Grenada on January 26.
Enoch Thomas Taylor and Hazel Irene Long were married on January 14.
John Comerer marked has 80th birthday on January 30; his brother, Henry Comerer, marked his 78th birthday on February 7; and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Comererer marked their 53rd wedding anniversary on January 11.
At their meeting on Saturday, the county commissioners, with Sheriff Younker cooperating, made plans to provide lodging for unfortunate wayfarers on the highways during the cold weather.
Howard Deavor and Audetta Lieringhouse were married November 16.
George Earley moved on Saturday from Hagerstown to the Thompson property on East Lincoln Way. He is a mechanic at Ray & Grissinger's Garage.
Harvey Bergstresser, who had been managing one of the stores of the Keystone Stores Corporation in the Pittsburg district, has been transferred to one of the company's stores in Bedford.
George Billow, 47, of Hustontown, suffered a concussion of the brain, severe cuts and bruises and a possible fractured skull when his car ran over a bank on the Robertsdale-New Grenada road on Thursday night.
W.C. Patterson has a Holstein cow that would be hard to beat in many ways. The animal is more than 23 years old and, according to her annual custom, gave birth to a nice heifer calf last week. She also gives about three gallons of milk at each milking.


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Bessie Plouffe was ready for the interview. Her hair was done and she wore a sweater and plaid skirt. A balloon danced above her wheelchair, as it should for someone who turned 100 on April 1. But something had been overlooked and neither she, nor anyone else, noticed it for nearly a half hour.
Christine Stinson of Warwick had warned her mother could be deceptively contrite, a sweet old lady.
"She's feisty," Stinson said finding the right word. Bessie has been through a lot medically. At 82, when she learned she had few options if she wanted to live, she chose to undergo open-heart surgery. She has had two strokes and cancer of the stomach and uterus since. For a time it looked like she wouldn't make it and she went to hospice care.
"She's a real survivor," says Stinson. Stinson said Bessie was determined to see her youngest grandson grow. It gave her the will to live.
You wouldn't know she has been through such trials. She dismisses questions about her health and, for that matter, her age. It's now that counts.
"As long as I feel good I don't care," she says.
Good is how she characterizes her life. She grew up in New Bedford and after high school went on to Bridgewater State Teachers College and Bryant-Stratton in Boston. She was a social studies student teacher in Brockton. But she didn't stay in teaching, preferring medicine. She worked in a hospital and a doctor's office. She also worked as a florist. It's a skill and love she never lost. She is frequently called upon to help arrange flowers at Saint Elizabeth.
She met her husband Eugene in a dance hall and married at the age of 26, going on to become the mother of Christine and two sons, Eugene Plouffe of Warwick, and Bruce Lloyd of Connecticut. She has eight grandchildren and seven great-great-grandchildren.
Bessie remembers Eugene, who died 15 years ago, as an excellent dancer. Her face lights up as she says the word "excellent." Eugene was a tool designer and the young couple didn't have much money. They did do some traveling in this country but not abroad as Bessie had hoped. Just recently, recalls Christine, Bessie suggested he go along to New Zealand with her pastor. The family settled in Cranston where Bessie lived until she was 95. She moved to Saint Elizabeth Home in East Greenwich five years ago.
Reading has been Bessie's life's passion. Even in the brief moment when she was alone, while a reporter left to get her coffee, she opened one of the two books on her lap – a romance novel – and was deep in thought. She also likes to knit, although she doesn't do too much of that now, and likes to bowl. That's right, it's a form of bowling designed for residents and Bessie has quite the reputation as a player.
She also gets out and about, having recently been to a musical at Providence Performing Arts. She likes the performing arts. She said salads and vegetables are her favorite foods but she's not about to conclude they are reason for her longevity.
"I never thought I would be 100," she said.
And then, perhaps, she reveals the secret. "I'm a happy person," she said, "I don't have anything not to be happy about."
As she chats, an attendant appears with her hearing aid and fits it to her ear. But it's not that that surprises her. She's done fine without the aid. Rather, it is she has forgotten her earrings.
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BUTLER TWP — A woman had to be treated at a hospital for smoke inhalation Saturday night after a fire in a chimney spread into the walls of her home in the 800 block of Bullcreek Road, authorities said.
Jennifer and Charles Spryn were at their ranch-style house about 10:25 p.m. when they discovered the fire, said Kevin Smith, assistant chief for the South Butler Volunteer Fire Department.
The couple got out as the home began filling with smoke. Jennifer Spryn was taken to Butler Memorial Hospital for treatment of smoke inhalation, and later released.
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Pumpkins seem to just say Happy Halloween, don't they? We love choosing just the right pumpkin for our table centerpiece and the kids love picking their own pumpkin to carve into a jack-o-lantern.
But besides making centerpieces and jack-o-lanterns, you can do a lot more with that orange squash. Have you ever tried saving the pumpkin seeds, washing and drying them and then roasting them. This is a favorite fall snack around our house. We just toss with a little olive oil and sprinkle with a little salt, then roast in the oven on a cookie sheet. They are sooo yummy and nutritious.
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Exports of goods and services decreased $2.0 billion in February to $190.4 billion, reflecting a decrease in exports of goods. Exports of services were nearly unchanged.
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- Exports of services were nearly unchanged. Increases in other private services, which includes items such as business, professional, and technical services, insurance services, and financial services, and in royalties and license fees were mostly offset by a decrease in passenger fares.
Imports of goods and services increased $1.0 billion in February to $232.7 billion, mostly reflecting an increase in imports of services. Imports of goods also increased.*
- The increase in imports of services was mainly accounted for by an increase in royalties and license fees, which included payments for the rights to broadcast the 2014 Winter Olympic Games.
- The increase in imports of goods mostly reflected an increase in automotive vehicles, parts, and engines. Capital goods decreased.
Goods by geographic area (not seasonally adjusted)
- The goods deficit with Canada decreased from $4.0 billion in January to $1.9 billion in February. Exports increased $0.8 billion to $23.5 billion, and imports decreased $1.3 billion to $25.4 billion.
- The goods deficit with China decreased from $27.8 billion in January to $20.9 billion in February. Exports decreased $0.5 billion to $9.9 billion, and imports decreased $7.5 billion to $30.7 billion.
- The goods deficit with Mexico increased from $2.8 billion in January to $4.0 billion in February. Exports decreased $0.8 billion to $18.3 billion, and imports increased $0.4 billion to $22.3 billion.
* In February, imports of goods on a balance of payments basis increased, but imports of goods on a Census basis decreased. Total goods data are reported on a balance of payments basis. Commodity and country data for goods are on a Census basis. Monthly statistics are seasonally adjusted unless otherwise specified.
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When your child has a condition like Type 1 diabetes (previously called juvenile diabetes) or Type 2, it can affect your entire family's routines, schedules, and even meal planning.
Our Nemours board-certified pediatric endocrinologists are specially trained in helping families learn to successfully manage both juvenile diabetes and Type 2 diabetes. Our teams of experts — including certified diabetes educators, advanced registered nurse practitioners, registered dietitians, licensed clinical social workers, and others — will provide the tools, a personalized treatment plan for your child, and ongoing education and support you need to help ensure your child maintains a healthy lifestyle.
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The 29-year-old entertainer and his beau got into a heated argument outside Don't Tell Mama, a famous gay bar in Helsinki, at 4 a.m. on Thursday (December 22) morning – outsiders also tried to intervene and break up the fight.
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What a perfect day to wrap up another 5-day bike commute week! Overall, this week has been nothing short of stellar for cycling, despite being a little chilly a few mornings.
I am still on course to beat my cycling goal of riding 300 miles this month. I have about 70 miles left to go, and 10 days to sneak them in, including two more monday night recovery rides. If you have been keeping an eye on my log book, you'll know that Mondays often add between 30 and 40 miles each. One thing is for sure: it's paying off. I feel better and stronger than ever this month, and I might actually lose a few pounds.
I'll need to come up with a May goal for myself soon. Without enrolling in some distance rides, I don't think I have the time in a month to crank it up to 400
watts miles. I may need to do some number crunching, but I think I might go back to nursing my commute/drive ratio back to life, or work on bumping my average speed up.
It's worth noting that as I sit here writing this at Starbucks in City Center Square, I've noticed at least 3 other bike commuters, and I may have missed a few bikes on passing buses. I can only hope next week stays nice like this, if not a bit warmer.
Friday, April 20, 2007
What a perfect day to wrap up another 5-day bike commute week! Overall, this week has been nothing short of stellar for cycling, despite being a little chilly a few mornings.
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- MRMacrum said...
For several years back in the 80s and 90s, I sat down every Jan. and outlined my monthly mileage goals for the year. Tracked the mileages, the averages, got right into it. All because I wanted to be a fater racer, on road and off. The 4th season, I stopped. It stopped being fun. I just rode and raced and paid no attention to the stats. Did not seem to affect my performance one way or the other.
But I can relate to your interest in keepting tabs. Each goal realized and passed just feeds the fire and keeps interest and focus.
- April 22, 2007 2:58 AM
- Noah said...
Thanks for the comments. Indeed, I'm bike commuting primarily because it's fun, and it'd be a ridiculous show of futility for me to do it for any other reason, as there are more efficient ways to get in shape, save the environment, or many other reasons that people list for why they bike to work.
Sure, every bit helps. And about those who can't afford, don't wish to own, or cannot legally drive a car, those are a different and heartier breed than I. They're in it for the long haul, fun or not. Personally, when I stop liking it, I'll stop doing it.
Making silly graphs, spreadsheets, and doing stats on data is also something I enjoy doing, and who doesn't feel great after they conquer a goal? I like being able to sit down and play with the numbers, too.
Much like you said, my goals are something to keep me excited and interested, and to give me something to feel good about. After the first three months or so, the nuance of "I just rode to work!" kind of wore off.
- April 22, 2007 8:17 AM
- Jett said...
I'm an IT guy like you and enjoy playing with the numbers. I'm interested to know what you use for your log book.
As far as goals, I only pick goals that are fun so it's almost automatic that I'll stick with it. Having the numbers to graph and analyze is just part of the fun for me. The fact that you record data to measure progress isn't "work" for me, so it all comes together nicely.
As an example, I've composted for years, but it wasn't until I started measuring the temperature generated inside the pile that I started to really have fun with it. You're able to tell what works and what doesn't work when you measure.
- April 22, 2007 9:18 PM
- Noah said...
FYI Jett, you can see my cycling log (Google Spreadsheets) in the mess of links to the right. It's under "Clubs and Sites"
- April 22, 2007 10:58 PM
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Felice Gimondi 2011 Gran Fondo Wool Jersey
The Felice Gimondi 2011 Gran Fondo wool (50% wool/50% acrylic) jersey in the Italian championship tricolore is available from Prendas in the UK. Made in Italy by Santini the jersey features embroidered Bianchi and Campagnolo logos, a 14cm front zipper, and three rear buttoned pockets.
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Isn't that gorgeous!? But I don't think I could ride around in an Italian national champions jersey since I'm not one...but it's beautiful just the same and from our favorite maker, SANTINI. We still remember the time our Italian friend, when he discovered we were interested in having Felice's autograph on a rainbow jersey, told us he couldn't have dinner with us because he had to attend a special party with Gimondi and friends. After saying arrivederci, Renato went to the factory of his boyhood friend, Pietro Santini and grabbed a rainbow jersey as well as a maglia rosa replica, then brought them with him to the party to be personalized and signed by Gimondi for us. He presented them to us the next morning! We were (and sort of still are) dumbfounded at his generosity and the effort he made for us! Needless to say when CycleItalia clothing needed to be created a few years later, SANTINI was our choice, and we've been with them ever since.ReplyDelete


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Briere's winner gives Flyers OT win over Carolinaby Adam Kimelman
PHILADELPHIA -- For the Philadelphia Flyers on Saturday, it wasn't about how they started, it was how they finished.
A turnover by the team's top line led to them falling behind in the game's first minute, but that same line responded by scoring in overtime as the Flyers beat the visiting Carolina Hurricanes 4-3.
Danny Briere's shot from the slot at 1:47 of extra time provided the difference in the game. He took a cross-ice feed from Nicklas Grossmann and led a breakout up the left side of the ice. As he got to the left circle, he cut to the middle of the ice, he used defenseman Kurtis Foster as a decoy, found room open in the slot and beat Carolina goalie Cam Ward inside the post.
"When I cut to the middle like I did at first, my thought was to drop it," Briere said. "Then I realized their defenseman stopped and the second defenseman or forward backchecking was lunging to go to Kurtis as well, so I decided to keep the puck and there was a little opening in the slot to shoot it."
Brayden Schenn had a goal and two assists, Jakub Voracek had a goal and an assist and Matt Read also had a goal as the Flyers closed a four-game homestand with seven of a possible eight points, including a pair of wins against the Hurricanes in seven days.
"We'll take it, seven of eight points," said defenseman Luke Schenn, who had game-highs of eight hits and six blocked shots. "It's good to get back on track a little bit. We'll enjoy it here for the next little bit, but we've got a huge road trip coming up."
The Flyers play their next six games on the road, starting Monday at the Toronto Maple Leafs.
"We wanted to take control of these four home games and I think we did well," Read said. "We lost one point against Florida the other night which I think shouldn't happen, but to take seven of eight, you can't complain and you move forward from here."
Joe Corvo scored to force overtime and added an assist for the Hurricanes, and Jiri Tlusty and Jeff Skinner also had goals for Carolina, which saw its two-game win streak snapped.
It was Corvo's first game back in the lineup after being scratched from the previous three, and he made an impact in the game's opening seconds. Carolina captain Eric Staal beat Sean Couturier on a faceoff in the Flyers' zone, winning the puck back to Corvo. He fired a shot from the right point that Flyers goalie Ilya Bryzgalov stopped, but the rebound went to an open Tlusty in the slot, and he scored high over Bryzgalov's blocker just 17 seconds into the game.
The reason the faceoff was in the Flyers' end was due to a turnover by the Flyers' Wayne Simmonds, who made his return after missing the previous three with a concussion. Simmonds started on the Flyers' top line, along with Briere and Claude Giroux, but on the game's first shift tried passing the puck across the ice in the defensive zone. Staal intercepted it and put a shot on net that Bryzgalov stopped to halt play. The Hurricanes scored off the ensuing faceoff.
"I thought [his line] could have been a lot better and I thought we had some chances there, but we also turned the puck over in the neutral zone," Simmonds said of his trio, which combined for 10 shots on goal but three giveaways. "I think I had two myself there. Obviously, we have to tighten up on that."
"Our line struggled, no doubt about it," Briere added. "There's going to be nights like that where it's not going to go our way, and tonight was one of those nights. It just wasn't working. We were just turning pucks over all the time coming out of our zone. The way they were pressuring us, I don't know, we didn't do a very good job as a unit. The other lines were playing extremely well. That's why it's a team. There are other players, other lines, to bail you out sometimes."
On Saturday it was Schenn's line, with Voracek and Couturier, which did the job.
Schenn's second goal of the season tied the game at 13:52 of the first. He got a step on Carolina's Bobby Sanguinetti as he cut through the slot and got his stick on Kimmo Timonen's shot, re-directing it past Ward.
And just 15 seconds after Skinner's goal made it 2-2, Schenn led a rush down the left side of the ice and fed a centering pass to Voracek, who outworked Carolina's Tim Gleason to get his stick on the puck and deflect it past Ward.
Schenn also drew an assist on the winning goal, and the three-point game was his first multi-point game of the season.
"That's always nice, scoring goals and helping the team out," he said. "Every night we can't rely on Giroux for him to score his goals. … Over the past couple games I've tried to make more plays, carry the puck a little bit more. I felt I had some good chemistry with Voracek over the past couple games, tonight it clicked."
Carolina tied the game in the third when Corvo's shot from the right point hit Foster in the shoulder, floated over Bryzgalov, landed behind the Philadelphia goalie and trickled across the goal line at 7:58.
Corvo made the most of his 20:10 of ice time, putting seven shots on net after having just nine in five previous games.
"We're going to need the extra bodies and having guys popping in and out because of the schedule," Hurricanes coach Kirk Muller said. "He's a veteran guy and coming in here, it's a hard place to play. We need to elevate his game and bring that experience to our back end. I thought he had a really good game -- his best game of the year."
The Hurricanes had chances to build on the momentum after Corvo's goal, as they badly outplayed the Flyers in the third. They outshot them 13-7 in the final 20 minutes, but they came up short when they got a power play at 11:07 and produced just one shot on goal. It was reminiscent of the teams' meeting last week, when Carolina's power play went just 1-for-6.
"Our penalty kill has been unbelievable of late," Simmonds said. "We started off a little rocky but we've definitely stepped it up."
Despite the loss, the Hurricanes were happy to leave with a point. They improved to 2-1-1 on their six-game road trip, and have earned points in three straight, with games at the New York Islanders and New Jersey Devils still to come.
"I think you can see guys coming together," Skinner said. "We've been together for quite a bit now with the shortened training camp. You don't have that time to sort of get to know each other. Especially with us having a lot of new guys coming in. I think it's good to see everyone coming together. I think guys are feeling pretty good about themselves and playing with each other."
The Hurricanes played most of the game with just 11 forwards following Tim Wallace's game misconduct for boarding the Flyers' Tye McGinn at 6:34 of the first period. Wallace appeared to hit McGinn in the head along the boards by the Flyers' bench. McGinn remained down for a few moments, but was able to leave the ice under his own power and was able to return later in the first.


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Wiesn Dirndl
Added Sep 8, 2008
By burdastyle
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It's Oktoberfest season! In honor of our company and founders' roots, we are offering this beautiful dirndl pattern. Based on the historical dress of Alpine peasants, the dirndl is the traditional dress of southern Germany and Austria. In Munich, wearing a dirndl is still a normal way to dress. We can't wait to see how you all interpret this pattern!
Material Notes
cotton, linen, buttons
- Photographer
- Location
- Models
- our very own Nora and Benedikta
- Credit
The beautiful traditional Dirndl Fabrics came from www.stoff-reich.de
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Aug 12, 2013, 05.32 PMby Sandra Martel McKinney Dent
I am making this dirndl using these instructions for Burda 8448 (view B), since I can enlarge them and then add my own notes to them.
Attaching the piping trim — I found was easier to baste/sew to one side by hand first.
Some changes I did to the pattern; I did flat-felled seams for the center back added an interlining and lining to the bodice and nearly lost my eyesight doing the gathering for the apron and skirt (did by hand with embroidery floss).
I've made a dirndl using the Folkwear Pattern, but I am very pleased with how this is turning out.
May 30, 2012, 07.06 PMby Ingvild Schmedling
Totally screwed up my first attempt, now following Grosgrain's instructions – much tidier!
Sep 22, 2011, 08.30 PMby Windmagician124
These pattern instructions are incredibly confusing. I definitely recommend going and checking out Grosgrain's tutorial to help you get through it.
May 31, 2011, 03.16 AMby Dani Restercher
http://www.opheliablaimer.de/sodcms_trachtenmode_mp4ms34mn1.htm here is some inspiration for beautiful creations!
Oct 15, 2010, 01.41 AMby coacheshoffman
I am trying to make this pattern and I am utterly confused! Did anyone else have this problem?
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Oct 17, 2010, 01.42 PMby Becky Hogue
YES! I was confused too. Absolutely horrible instructions. Thankfully I clicked on the yellow dress by Grosgrain in the finished projects section above. She puts it together a little differently using a zipper in the back. I didn't use the zipper, but it helped me figure out making the button placket.
Sep 1, 2010, 11.17 AMby elizabeth-of-online-fabric-store
This a lovely dress. In the right length it could be a Renaissance costume as well as Octoberfest.
Jun 20, 2010, 02.44 AMby sarcasmqueen
Visually, this is a great pattern and I'm DYING to get working on the project but I cannot get my pattern to print; all that will print is the general instructions and not the pattern itself. I am completely stumped as to where to post to ask for assistance from the webmaster or whoever runs the section having to do with problems. I am new to this site (OBVIOUSLY) and need intense guidance and help!
Jan 15, 2010, 07.02 AMby melissaann-1
I love dirndls. This is terrific! Here is a great site for dirndl inspiration:http://www.trachten-angermaier.de/home/index.php
I own two second-hand Austrian dirndls that I picked up in Italy. They are a lot lower cut than the Weisn dirndl. Is that another regional difference or is it more about commerciality?
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Jun 3, 2010, 05.45 PMby lydster
It's commerciality. If you go to the Wiesn, you'll see a lot of younger women with very low cut dirndls (and lots of cleavage). Modern dirndls are often made to look "sexy", but the original dirndl was actually a work dress .
May I ask – do you sometimes wear your dirndls?
Dec 1, 2009, 12.56 AMby Laura Jackson
I just paid for this pattern and the instructions downloaded okay, but not the pattern…any tips?
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Jun 20, 2010, 02.45 AMby sarcasmqueen
I had the exact same problem and I'm still waiting for some help…hope you haven't waited 6+ months to get a download.
Nov 24, 2009, 11.00 AMby leighdi
How hard is it to adjust the pattern to fit someone that is size 34?
Jan 26, 2009, 01.41 PMby melbert
This pattern almost identical to a dirndl pattern I already have – Burda #8448. I like the fabrics that you choose. This is a very easy pattern to work with. The only tricky part I have is when I do the front facing. It's sometimes hard to turn all the layers under and still catch the piping in that front facing at the cleavage. All in all though, I do like this pattern.
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Aug 4, 2010, 01.35 AMby clarebear118
i'm up to the part with the piping and i'm really confused! could you explain what it is they're telling me to do? i don't understand the instructions at all!
Oct 27, 2008, 12.24 AMby kartenatelier
Hello from Munich. There really are a few German girls that left comments about the "traditional" dress of ALL Germans… I am Bavarian and I have a dirndl but as some others already said, it is more like a costume. At the Oktoberfest almost everyone is traditional dressed because its fun but I would never ever where my dirndl on an usual day. It is really funny to see that still everyone all over the world thinks we run around in lederhosen and yodel… Enough of that, the pattern really is great and looks original!!! Dani
Oct 24, 2008, 04.38 AMby baerbelborn
Hey, I wasn´t here for a while (again) and see you gave a pattern that I choosed for my Burdafashion sewalong! It´s good to see you charge some coins for it, because at our end we have to pay for the same pattern… But another word about the german "style": It is true that the rest of Germany is really annoyed if we are mixed up with bavaria! But a Dirndl is a traditional pattern, that you can compare with ancient close fitting dresses and tops. For me, it´s a bit "mediaeval" if I can say so. I still have to make my Dirndl, and for me there is nothing bavarian in it. For me it´s very sexy and fashionable! I love it! Baerbel, from the Rheinland :-)
Sep 30, 2008, 09.39 AMby aml
As some other Germans stated above: Please do not confuse Bavaria and the whole of Germany. Bavaria is but one region of Germany and most of the rest is pretty different and people are easily offended if you think all of Germany is like Bavaria. Outside of special festivities I've never seen anybody wear a Dirndl. Nice pattern though you would like go to the Wiesn.
Sep 27, 2008, 10.29 AMby resi
Very nice pattern. People would really stare at you if you would wear a dirndl outside Wiesn. And you shouldn´t refuse Bavaria and Germany ;)
Sep 15, 2008, 02.50 PMby pinksalamander
To be honest this isn't exactly my style, but I'd love to see some peoples casual daywear versions of it. I'm wondering if a shortened version with a simple shirt underneath might be good as a simple outfit.
Sep 13, 2008, 09.07 AMby amandahill90
lovely! well done x
Sep 12, 2008, 08.19 AMby inge
As a real Munich Dirndl I have to announce that Dirndels rock!!! For example…lollipop & alpenrock. This could be a challenge for a competition!
Sep 11, 2008, 05.40 AMby davyjonesoverlocker
I was in Munich in late July/early August and saw quite a few women in dirndls and men in lederhosen and feathered hats.
I loved it. I think it's pretty. I don't know that I'd wear it as is but I like that people do!
next up – salwar kameez!
Sep 11, 2008, 12.39 AMby erin
There is another important thing about the dirndl: When you tie the loop of the apron, you have to pay attention on which side you tie it. If you are married or have a boyfriend, you have to tie it on your right side, if you are single, you have to tie it on your left!
Sep 10, 2008, 12.29 PMby karesa
Precious! Vaguely less costumey in a shorter length, i think.
Sep 10, 2008, 01.56 AMby ghainskom
No SFox, the dirndl is typical in Bavaria, in the south of Germany only…
Sep 10, 2008, 01.53 AMby klaartje
Personally i wouldn't wear a dirdl, but I think it is a very wel done pattern! The bodice is fitting the girld nice and tight, so, wel done, and very creative burdastyle team! :)
Sep 9, 2008, 10.47 PMby synthetase
well, being in cincinnati, i would have someplace to wear this… i'd still make it in black though.. :)
Sep 9, 2008, 07.02 PMby sfox
I think those drindl skirts are cute. Do they wear them all over Germany? Is there a apron with the skirt? I want to make one my anscestors came from Germany. I want to go visit. So I would take my drindl with me.
Sep 9, 2008, 05.29 PMby benedikta
Hey Louise,
You HAVE to find a photo of your daughter in that dress, I am dying to see it!!
Sep 9, 2008, 01.25 PMby louiseindritz
I have this pattern and enjoyed making something with historic meaning. My daughter wore hers as a costume portraying "Belle" from the Disney version of "Beauty and the Beast". She wanted the colors very simple, blue dress with white blouse and apron, like in the cartoon. When I get a photo of her in it (she doesn't like photos!) I will post it.
Sep 9, 2008, 11.35 AMby benedikta
Hey Sushi, There is a link in the credits to the place where we got the fabrics from!
Sep 9, 2008, 11.29 AMby sushi
:):) I always hated Dirndl's cos I had to wear them at work in my hometown in Tyrol. But since I moved abroad I love everything tradional. And the ones here look a lot better than my old ones. love the fabric u picked!
Sep 9, 2008, 11.04 AMby ghainskom
I see a hidden corset pattern in there…
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CULVER — Defense and a drive propelled John Glenn to a boys-girls Northern State Conference basketball doubleheader sweep at Culver Community Friday.
In the boys game, the Falcons held Culver to a 24-percent mark (11 of 46) from the field en route to a 44-37 victory at John R. Nelson Gymnasium.
In the opener, Kyler Columbia drove the length of the floor for a buzzer-beating layup to hand Glenn an improbable 50-49 overtime win.
Once the calendar turned to 2013 something clicked with Glenn's defense.
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"(Defense) has been the difference," Glenn head coach Travis Hannah said. "After Christmas break we've played good defense, even in losses against Triton and Bremen we played good defense. Tonight we gave up 17 to (Trent) Elliott in the first half, and then I think he only had six in the second half; that was a team effort."
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Glenn freshman frontliner Alec Runyan chipped in 10 points and a game-best 10 rebounds and played a leading role in holding Culver center Micah Budzinski to a 1-for-10 showing from the field. Runyan's post bucket off a drive and dish from sophomore Jake Strong put the Falcons up for good, 31-29 with 41 seconds left in the third frame.
"Alec Runyan, right now, is a junior," Hannah said. "Early this year he played like a freshman, but he's playing well. Tonight he hung right with Budzinski."
Also for Glenn, sophomore guard Drew McDonald dished out four assists.
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However, the Cavs finished 4 of 23 from the field in the second half, and the game slowly slipped away in the final stanza.
"Our execution at the offensive end wasn't as sharp as we'd like," Culver head coach Kyle Elliott said. "We had looks, some of them open looks, that didn't go down. We only had four guys put the ball in the hole tonight. It's tough to beat anybody putting up 37 points."
Budzinski added eight boards for Culver, while senior guard Kyle Vlach snapped up three steals.
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Glenn travels to Jimtown Thursday, while Culver hosts Argos Thursday.
At Culver
Score by quarters
Glenn: 11 22 34 44
Culver: 11 23 29 37
GLENN (44): Tyler Prentkowski 3 5-8 14, Alec Runyan 5 0-1 10, Austen Hayes 2 1-2 5, Drew McDonald 1 0-0 2, Jake Strong 2 0-0 4, Calvin Kretchmer 1 0-0 3, Nathan Stegemiller 2 0-0 6. TOTALS: 16 6-11 44.
CULVER (37): Kyle Vlach 2 0-0 5, Everett Krueger 0 0-0 0, Jordan Sanders 0 0-0 0, Collin Stevens 1 0-0 3, Trent Elliott 7 5-5 22, Tucker Schultz 0 0-0 0, Micah Budzinski 1 5-6 7. TOTALS: 11 10-11 37.
3-point goals: Glenn 6 (Prentkowski 3, Stegemiller 2, Kretchmer), Culver 5 (Elliott 3, Vlach, Stevens); Turnovers: Glenn 12, Culver 8; Rebounds: Glenn 26 (Runyan 10), Culver 25 (Elliott 8); Assists: Glenn 12 (McDonald 4), Culver 8; Steals: Glenn 4, Culver 5 (Vlach 3); Fouls (fouled out): Glenn 13 (none), Culver 10 (none); Records: Glenn 7-8 (2-3 NSC), Culver 10-6 (3-3 NSC).
John Glenn girls basketball head coach Kyle Amor said his squad considers itself a team of destiny.
The Falcons certainly issued a pretty strong case against Culver.
After Culver sophomore Donna Zehner split a pair of charity tosses to hand the Cavs a 49-48 edge with 8 seconds left in overtime, Glenn sophomore Kyler Columbia dribbled the length of the floor and knocked in a right-handed layup at the horn to give the Falcons the victory.
"I had flashbacks to last year," Amor said. "We had two games last year with the same situation, down one with less than 10 seconds and (Columbia) made freshman mistakes. Now she's learned from it and has the confidence to get to the rim and finish."
Columbia finished with 12 points — nine of those in the final 4:18 of the game — and nabbed three steals in a game featuring 10 ties and six lead swaps.
"We wanted to put a little pressure on the ball, slow them down with only 8 seconds on the clock," Culver head coach Gina Hierlmeier said. "We got back on our heels, we didn't help from the weak side and they got to the basket. All night they were coachable, we just got beat to the hoop."
That the Falcons even forced overtime took a bit of good fortune.
Glenn sophomore Natalie Shetler stole the ball under her own basket and dropped in a bunny to knot the game at 40-all as time expired.
"We were in desperation mode," Amor said. "We were in our trapping full-court defense. Natalie got a deflection and steal in a position to tie it. Sometimes it takes a bit of luck. Coach (Dave) Cox, coach (Gene) Johnson, coach (Terry) Minix, coaches who have won have all told me sometimes you've got to be lucky, and sometimes that's better than being good."
The steal occurred after a pair of Glenn missed free throws set up by a Culver foul on a Culver missed charity toss with 13 seconds left in the fourth quarter.
Sophomore center Loren Vukovits scored a team-high 14 points and grabbed seven rebounds for the Falcons. Senior Carah Ochs chipped in eight points, and classmate Katie Dreessen secured seven rebounds.
Junior Kayla Shaffer led the Cavs with 21 points, including an overtime-opening trey. Sophomore point guard Tatum Schultz added 17 points and four steals, and Donna Zehner tore down 11 rebounds.
"I was proud of the way they started overtime," Hierlmeier said. "I was afraid they'd think they should have won and let it affect them, but they came out strong."
Both teams open sectional play next week. Glenn plays St. Joe at New Prairie Wednesday; Culver takes on South Central at Oregon-Davis Tuesday.
At Culver
Score by quarters
Glenn: 6 18 26 40 50
Culver: 9 18 26 40 49
GLENN (50): Carah Ochs 2 2-2 8, Kyler Columbia 4 3-5 12, Dillynn Schleg 1 0-0 2, Natalie Shetler 1 2-5 4, Katie Dreessen 2 0-2 4, Hannah Strange 0 0-0 0, Loren Vukovits 4 6-8 14, Morgan Eggleston 3 0-0 6. TOTALS: 17 13-22 50.
CULVER (49): Shakkira Harris 0 0-0 0, Ali Overmyer 0 0-0 0, Angela Lewellen 0 0-0 0, Tatum Schultz 4 9-12 17, Mickella Hardy 2 0-1 4, Donna Zehner 3 1-2 7, Kayla Shaffer 6 7-8 21. TOTALS: 15 17-23 49.
3-point goals: Glenn 3 (Ochs 2, Columbia), Culver 2 (Shaffer); Turnovers: Glenn 14, Culver 21; Rebounds: Glenn 30 (Dreessen 7), Culver 33 (Zehner 11); Assists: Glenn 9, Culver 2; Steals: Glenn 11 (Columbia 3), Glenn 8 (Schultz 4); Fouls (fouled out): Glenn 16 (none), Culver 17 (none); Records: Glenn 16-4 (6-1 NSC), Culver 11-9 (5-2 NSC).


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What: Polly McLean, an associate professor of journalism and mass communication at the University of Colorado, will speak about Lucile Berkeley Buchanan's life at a Women's History Month event, sponsored by the Boulder History Museum.
When: 2 p.m. Friday, March 14
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Lucile Berkeley Buchanan graduated from the University of Colorado in 1918, making her the first black woman to do so. But it wasn't until 1993, when a story was published in the late Rocky Mountain News, that the fact became widely known.
The life of this woman was still a mystery when the newspaper story was shown to Polly McLean, an associate professor of journalism and mass communication at the University of Colorado. Her interest was piqued.
Now, after 10 years of research, McLean has written 17 chapters of a manuscript about Lucile Berkeley Buchanan Jones' remarkable life.
Buchanan attended CU after she had graduated from the State Normal School (now University of Northern Colorado), where she was trained to be a schoolteacher. Still, Buchanan wanted the liberal arts education of a university. She chose to study German at CU.
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Buchanan did not "walk" at graduation, according to McLean. Buchanan is not pictured in the CU yearbook of 1918. But she is pictured in a 1918 edition of "The Crisis," where she is noted as a college graduate from Colorado. "The Crisis" was the official magazine of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, founded and edited by W.E.B. Du Bois. Photographs of black college graduates throughout the nation were featured in the magazine.
Buchanan married John Dotha Jones, a highly educated black man. She was a lifelong teacher and had a full career, accepting positions at historically black high schools in several states. Buchanan and Jones were soon divorced. They had no children, but she kept his name.
At retirement, she returned to the Denver home in which she was raised.
Lucile Berkeley Buchanan Jones was 105 when she died in 1989; she is buried in Denver's Fairmount Cemetery. Her grave was unmarked until a fellow CU graduate paid for a headstone. That's when her story began to surface.
McLean likens Buchanan to the movie character Forrest Gump, as her life intersected with some of the most important events and people of her day, including the beginning of Negro League baseball, the Jazz Age in Chicago and novelist Richard Wright. McLean suspects it is Lucile's marriage to John Dotha Jones that is fictionalized in Wright's 1963 novel "Lawd, Today!"
Uncovering the details of Buchanan's life was like solving a puzzle for McLean. The research took her to cemeteries and slave plantations. Clues led McLean to census data, military and postal records, historical maps and letters, and it pushed her to travel to four states to learn the story.
McLean's exuberance for her subject is contagious. "It was," she says, "like Lucile had decided, 'My story should be told now.' "
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