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2a The Butner-Creedmoor News, Thursday, November18, 2010
FAT HARRY’S
by Harry Coleman
SOAP OPERA REVIEW
by Toby Goldstein
ALL MY CHILDREN becomes an issue at home.
Cooking Column Crossword Puzzle
Everyone in the courtroom GENERAL HOSPITAL
Creedmoor resident Bonnie Barnett is the author of a book,
Bobo’s Daughter, about her life experience as the daughter
of famous circus performer Bobo The Clown.
Bonnie was born and raised in southern California and
her mother and father became separated while Bonnie was
still a very young child.
Bobo’s Daughter explains the pain Bonnie felt growing
up poor without her father’s presence in her life and her quest
for a relationship with the father she barely knew until after
she became an adult.
Bonnie’s mother was 15 years younger than her dad and
her father had to travel constantly to perform with the circus.
Differences led to the separation of her parents and Bonnie
grew up without the physical
presence of her dad and with
little financial support from
him.
She first met her dad at the
circus when she was four
years old. He was one of the
world’s most famous clowns.
He was a star performer
appearing with the Shrine
Circus and other famous
circus productions, he also
performed on the Ed Sullivan
Show and was almost
constantly traveling all over
the U.S. and the world.
BONNIE BARNETT
Bobo rarely tried to have
any contact with his daughter
and his absence left a sense
of loss and loneliness in her life.
Raised by her mother, Dottie, the circus’s first girl clown,
Bonnie lived in small apartments and sometimes had only
canned spaghetti and Spam to eat.
From the time she was 16 she became determined to find
her father and write a book about her lonely years growing
up without him in her life.
When she first met her dad at the circus when she was
four years old he was in his clown costume. The event was
recorded by a photographer for the Los Angeles Herald
Examiner who took a photograph of the two together. The
picture became her artwork for her book cover.
It also details how she graduated from college with degrees
in both art and psychology and she began life as an adult
finding her dad was to become a challenge on which she
centered her life as a consuming passion.
When she was 31 she showed up on her father’s doorstep.
Bobo was seventy-six by then. Bonnie was happy, nervous
and excited to find him.
Her book details the pain and frustrations in Bonnie’s
early life, her quest to find her dad and the surprises she
encountered when she found him and better understood the
complications and contradictions that led him to become the
person behind the make-up and costumes of Bobo the Clown.
Her contact with him led Bonnie to a sense of peace and
forgiveness and healing from better understanding her father.
Bonnie now lives on Elm Street in Creedmoor and has
two adult children. She works as a marriage, family and
child therapist and life coach.
The full title of her book is Bobo’s Daughter: One
Woman’s Journey to Find Hope, Healing and the Father
Behind the Face Paint (Synergy Books, September 2010).
Chester “Bobo” Barnett “Bobo the Clown” was inducted
into the International Clown Hall of Fame in October, 2010.
The book cover for Bonnie Barnett’s Book about her father.
reeled when the jury in
Greenlee’s murder trial
announced its verdict.
Despite having received an
apology from Greenlee,
Kendall was furious at the
outcome and railed against
her. After hearing the verdict,
Liza pledged to continue
doing her job and targeted
someone else in the room as
the next recipient of her
wrath. Krystal and Tad
shared shocking news.
Coming: Kendall’s state of
mind worries Erica.
BOLD AND BEAUTIFUL
Having delayed Liam long
enough for Oliver to make his
move on Hope, Amber
allowed him to finally get to
the party, where Hope and
Oliver were sharing a
passionate kiss. Liam walked
in on the intimate scene and
tried to explain why he was
so late. Amber wasn’t
apologetic about her role in
creating the situation when
Oliver called her out, and
offered him future help in
landing Hope, in exchange for
Oliver agreeing to help her
with her “needs.” Coming:
Oliver plays along to get the
one he wants.
DAYS OF OUR LIVES
Sami and Rafe were
married in an emotional
ceremony, only to have EJ
show up immediately
afterward and insist on
taking Johnny and Sydney.
EJ told Nicole to come back
the next day when she asked
to see Sydney. Brady
prevented Vivian from killing
Victor, who rescued Maggie
and professed his love for her,
while fearing she would die.
Finally brought to the
hospital, Maggie recovered
but wanted nothing to do with
Victor when she realized he
left Vivian in the
sarcophagus. Coming: Vivian
targets a new enemies list.
DESPERATE
HOUSEWIVES
In a rebroadcast of the
season opener, Paul Young,
released from prison, moved
back to the neighborhood
with his new wife and a
possibly dangerous agenda.
With Paul renting her home,
Susan, Mike and MJ were
scraping by in an apartment,
but Susan’s future seemed
brighter when Maxine, the
apartment complex manager,
offered her an unorthodox job.
Lynette’s successful college
friend, Vanessa, visited the
Scavos. Coming: Paul’s past
Unable to hold back,
Sonny and Brenda gave in to
an intense kiss. After
revealing most of her secret
to Sonny, Brenda agreed to go
on a date with him,
tentatively giving them
another chance. Meanwhile,
Claire’s new strategy was
suggesting to Alexis and
Diane that she join their firm
as a defense lawyer. Due to
lack of evidence, Lisa received
probation, while Johnny used
the telltale syringe to keep
the upper hand. Coming:
Lulu’s loved ones fear she’ll be
hurt by Dante’s secret.
GOSSIP GIRL
In a rebroadcast of the
season’s second episode, the
handsome Louis wooed Blair,
who believed he was a
member of Monaco’s royal
family. Concerned that there
has been no trace of Chuck for
months, Lily asked Serena to
help her find him. Both
women were unaware that
Chuck was making a fresh
start in Paris in the company
of the mysterious Eva - until
he and Blair locked eyes in a
chance encounter. Coming: It
looks like all-out war against
the Upper East Siders.
ONE LIFE TO LIVE
Rex saw the DNA test
result that confirmed he’s
Echo’s son, but Clint had the
other test altered to indicate
that Charlie, not he, is Rex’s
father. While Jessica told
Ford that her baby is Brody’s,
not his, Natalie admitted to
Gigi that she’s lying about her
test results, and the baby is
really Brody’s. Marty
envisioned telling John the
real results of Natalie’s test.
Todd handed Marty a court
order barring her from seeing
Hope. Coming: Things get
tense when Joe and Kelly
meet.
YOUNG AND RESTLESS
Victor told Michael of his
plan to destroy Adam and
Jack when he pulls his money
out of the Newman Fund.
Abby realized she can never
trust Victor again after
Ashley revealed to her what
Victor did to Jack. Adam gave
Skye the papers giving her
half his share of the fund,
saying that if she signs, he
walks away and she gets it
all. When Jack later found
Skye’s hotel room trashed,
and Ronan discovered blood
in the room, they feared that
Skye could be Adam’s next
victim. Coming: Victor blows
another chance to earn his
family’s trust.
Viking Voice
by Miranda Gooch
Hello Vikings! Here’s another update on what’s going
on at South Granville High School. Thanksgiving is right
around the corner and there are kids even in our
community that won’t be able to have a Thanksgiving
dinner with their family. So, Ms. Barone and the CARE
Committee is sponsoring a Thanksgiving Food Drive
Contest for all the CREWS.
Each week during the month of November, there has
been a specific kind of food that students have been asked
to bring in. This past week, the students were asked to
bring in boxed Macaroni and Cheese. This week, the
committee wants boxed stuffing. Whichever CREW brings
in the most items by the end of the Food Drive will win a
pizza party.
If you are interested in buying a fruit box from the
FFA or Marching Band, the deadline to turn in order forms
and money is Tuesday, November 30, from 6-8pm in the
SG Cafeteria. The day to pick up your fruit is Thursday,
December 16, at Butner’s National Guard Armory from
12-8pm. For more information, contact Mr. Stainback or
Mr. Sample.
Virtual Enterprise is selling long-sleeved Viking Pride
t-shirts during all 3 lunches for only $12. You can even
personalize them with the year you graduate (Class of
2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, etc.)
Don’t forget that yearbooks are still on sale during all
3 lunches on Wednesdays and Fridays. They are only $55
up until the students leave for Christmas Break. When
they come back, the price will go up to $65. Senior Ad’s are
also still available for sale. There is a link on the SGHS-
ILEAD website for both. The last day to order a senior ad
at school is Saturday, December 11, from 9-12pm.
Also, keep in mind these important up coming dates:
Wednesday, November 24, it’s an Early Release and the
students and staff are out Thursday and Friday. Staff and
students get out for Christmas Break on December 17, at
12:30. Happy Holidays!
Crossword Clues
ACROSS
1 Enunciation problem
5 Whisker
9 Fashion
14 At some prior time
15 Press for
16 Don
17 Start of a quip
20 1924 Ferber novel
21 Actress Claire
22 “__ Miniver”
23 Count on
26 Trifle (with)
29 Part 2 of quip
36 Harvest goddess
37 Younger Saarinen
38 Bargain model:
pref.
39 Like a liberated
woman?
42 Elevated region
44 Ring-shaped roll
45 Vocal inflection
47 Expected to arrive
48 Part 3 of quip
52 Kyushu volcano
53 Contradict
54 Pointed tool
57 __ chi ch’uan
59 Treble sign
63 End of quip
68 Involving
punishment
69 Meeting place for
fabric
70 Little woofs
71 Remains behind
72 Work units
73 Phoenix five
DOWN
1 Clark’s love
2 Dope or skinny
3 Wound cover
4 Lapwings
5 Buzz
6 Parseghian of football
7 Fire starter
8 Deer head?
9 Healthy retreat
10 Embrace
11 Molecule part
12 Impoverished
13 Ceases
18 Fiend
19 Glut
24 Island guitars, briefly
25 Takes care of
27 Hershiser of
baseball
28 Org. founded in
1858
Your Week Ahead Horoscope
November 18 - November 24, 2010
by Lasha Seniuk
www.mysticstars.net
ARIES (March 21-April
19): There is a lid for every
pot. You may feel a little
lonely or alienated in the
week ahead. No matter how
different you feel or how
outrageous your desires, you
will find your match at some
point.
TAURUS (April 20-May
20): What goes around comes
around. Your generosity or
wisdom might be rewarded.
You might receive a valuable
offer or advice. Be grateful
when moved to the front of
the line by a Good Samaritan
this week.
GEMINI (May 21-June
20): Travel light. Discard
biased opinions and skip past
misinformation, as you don’t
need excess baggage. This is
an excellent week to make
reliable and rewarding
resolutions or begin
something exciting.
CANCER (June 21-July
22): You could be stressed for
success in the week to come.
There could be a domino
effect that causes you to
react to someone else and
that causes yet another tile
to fall. Relax and put
business aside temporarily.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22):
Make plans for the family
future. Today you might have
a golden opportunity to make
lasting peace with an
estranged family member or
to discuss a significant
project. Cooperation from
others is in your stars this
week.
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22):
It is much better to make a
key decision yourself than to
have it made for you. If you
aren’t sure what to do then
ask for counsel from someone
in the immediate vicinity
this week. You will be happy
with the results.
LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22):
While gentle Venus
retrogrades through your
sign your outer demeanor
softens. You are more likely
want to cuddle kittens and
29 College of the
Southwest city
30 Ms. Winfrey
31 Employment
32 Spring
unexpectedly
33 1953 John Wayne
movie
34 Provide with a trait
35 Sensory organs
40 Spartan queen
41 Wallach and
Whitney
43 Banana wrapper?
46 Satellite, e.g.
49 Plebiscite
50 Exhale audibly
51 Misleading
attractions
54 Little snakes
55 Sharpen
56 Olin or Horne
58 Church part
60 Island festivity
61 Cable channel
62 Actor Parker
64 Kyser or Medford
65 ’02 British Open
winner
66 Crone
67 Printer’s measures
puppies in the week ahead
than to be successful at
business pursuits.
SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov.
21): Wear your Sunday
finest. The people you meet
today could have your best
interests at heart. Pay extra
attention to young people
and children and spend
extra time with hobbies in
the week ahead.
SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-
Dec. 21): Your productivity
playground is closed for
repairs. Keep your money in
your wallet this week and
don’t tweak financial affairs.
The harder you try to be
businesslike the worse the
results.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-
Jan. 19): When you play
poker, you can use cutthroat
tactics and bluffs. In the
week ahead and in real
world situations, you might
find that an “all for
themselves” outlook only
alienates supporters.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb.
18): Your biological clock
might not be wound as
tightly as you think. In the
week ahead you can relax.
Take your time as you get
acquainted with a new
romantic prospect or learn a
new creative technique.
PISCES (Feb. 19-March
20): Fate stitches together
scraps of your life until you
are covered in a quilt of your
own making. Look at your
emotional and physical
surroundings in the week
ahead and you will see
where many single choices
have led.
SOLUTION