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PAGE 20 - MADISON MESSENGER - December 2, 2018 WINTER SPORTS REPORT Photo courtesy of Getz Photography Southeastern High School’s girls’ basketball team: (front row, from left) Peyton Isaac, Brooklyn Skeens, Madison Newman, Leslie Flores, Lily Bertemes, Raelyn Severt; (second row) Laney Mills, Trinity Cline, Lilly Hudson, Sydney Bell, Uxue Ruiz de Olana, Tatum Monahan; (back row) Coach Lindsey Satchell, Coach Tim Bell and Coach Matt Harner. SOUTHEASTERN TROJANS www.madisonmessengernews.com Southeastern Girls’ Basketball Dec. 1......................Greeneview (12:30) Dec. 3 ....................Troy Christian (7:30) Dec. 6 ................Catholic Central (7:30) Dec. 8 ........................@ Cedarville (1:00) Dec. 15 ..............Madison-Plains (1:30) Dec. 20 ........................@ Greenon (7:30) Dec. 22 ..................Kenton Ridge (1:30) Dec. 29 ........................Fairbanks (1:30) Jan. 3 ..................................@ Triad (6:00) Jan. 5 ..........West Liberty-Salem (1:30) Jan. 10 ..................@ Northeastern (7:30) Jan. 12 ................West Jefferson (1:30) Jan. 17 ..............@ Mechanicsburg (7:30) Jan. 19 ......................Greeneview (1:30) Jan. 26 ..............@ Catholic Central (7:30) Jan. 31 ........................Cedarville (7:30) Feb. 2 ..............@ Madison-Plains (12:30) Feb. 7 ........Springfield Shawnee (7:30) Feb. 9..............................Greenon (1:30) Start times shown are for varsity. In most cases, JV plays 90 minutes before. Photo courtesy of Getz Photography Southeastern High School’s boys’ basketball team: (front row, from left) Ben Shuler, Charlie Bertemes, Tim Tincher, Owen Flannery, Nathan Roark; (second row) Aaron Flores, Cooper Bair, Tucker Eriksen, Kole Vollrath; (third row) Bryce Grim, Chase Brown, Jacob Banion; (back row) Coach Blake West, Coach John O’Laughlin and Coach Vince Banion. 24 North Chillicothe St. • South Charleston, Ohio (937) 462-8357 Charleston Pharmacy is your hometown Pharmacy, locally owned & operated Good Luck to All Area Teams This Season!! Healthy Holidays See us for all of your prescription and over-the-counter medication needs at Christmastime and all year!! 127 S. Chillicothe St. South Charleston, OH 45368 937-462-8331 Store Hrs: M-F 9-6; Sat. 9-1; Closed Sunday www.southcharlestonrx.com Southeastern Boys’ Basketball Dec. 1............................Tri-Village (7:30) Dec. 7 ........................Greeneview (7:30) Dec. 8 ........@ Springfield Shawnee (7:30) Dec. 11..........................@ Greenon (7:30) Dec. 14................Madison-Plains (7:30) Dec. 18 ........................Cedarville (7:30) Dec. 21 ..............@ Catholic Central (7:30) Dec. 27 ..................Kenton Ridge (7:30) Dec. 28................Mechanicsburg (7:30) Jan. 4 ....................@ Northeastern (7:30) Jan. 8 ..................West Jefferson (7:30) Jan. 11 ................................@ Triad (7:30) Jan. 18 ........West Liberty-Salem (7:30) Jan. 22 ........................@ Fairbanks (7:30) Jan. 25 ....................@ Greeneview (7:30) Feb. 1 ..............................Greenon (7:30) Feb. 2 ..........@ Emmanuel Christian (5:30) Feb. 5..................@ Madison-Plains (7:30) Feb. 8..........................@ Cedarville (7:30) Feb. 9 ....................@ Northwestern (7:30) Feb. 15 ..............Catholic Central (7:30) Feb. 16 ..........................@ Bradford (7:30) Start times shown are for varsity. JV plays 90 minutes before. BIG SALE OUR 55 TH YEAR Buy 2 Get 3 RD 55% OFF LAMP SHADES 5,000 in Stock! JOHNSONS LAMPSHOP LAMPS • FIXTURES • SHADES 8518 East National Road (US 40) 8 Miles East of Springfield (937) 568-4551 (Please bring your lamp BASE for proper fitting of Shades) Wednesday-Friday 10-5 • Saturday 10-4 www.johnsonslampshop.com
www.madisonmessengernews.com December 2, 2018 - MADISON MESSENGER - Page 21 South Charleston More vendors, bigger cash prize, heaps of cheer By Kristy Zurbrick Madison Editor “I tell my friends from out of town that if they want to feel like they’re in the middle of a Hallmark movie, they should come to Christmas in South Charleston,” said Jennifer McKee, chair of this year’s event, set for 4-8 p.m. Dec. 5. “People are in and out of businesses, music is playing, there are lights and decorations, treats and activities. The businesses reach out to the community, and the community is really good about reaching back.” The South Charleston Community Club presents the annual event, now in its 22nd year. Along with tried and true traditions, many new features are part of this year’s festivities, including expanded vendor spaces. Previously, crafters, sellers of handmade items, and other small business owners set up shop at First Presbyterian Church. This year, they’ll also be at Gilbert’s Youth Center. “We’re in a growth period, and we’re trying to fill in all over town,” McKee said. The Community Club also is trying something new with decorating. They are asking residents and businesses on routes 41 and 42, which intersect, to decorate their windows, houses and/or yards with white lights for White Light the Village. “If we get a lot of participation, we want to send a drone up to see if the lights form a cross,” McKee said. The Community Club’s longstanding raffle is back with its biggest grand prize ever—$500 in cash. More than 65 other prizes are up for grabs, as well, including cash, gift certificates, and merchant services. The drawing is set for 8 p.m. during Christmas in the Village. Tickets are $1 each or six for $5 and can be purchased in advance at Village Cup or the night of the drawing at various locations. Children have a chance to win cash prizes, too, through “village passport.” Participants visit as many businesses as possible to have their passports stamped, then turn the passports in at First Presbyterian Church where a drawing will be held. One boy and one girl will win $50 each. Passports will be available at participating businesses. Santa is the star of a parade that steps off at 5:30 p.m. from Journey of Faith Church and travels to Sunrise Co-op. Afterwards, Santa will spend the rest of the evening at town hall listening to children’s wishes and posing for photos. Other Christmas in the Village hotspots include: Candlelight Service of of Remembrance Sunday, Dec. 10 72 th 2:00 P.M. PM Open to anyone grieving a loss of a loved one. RICHARDS, RAFF & DUNBAR Memorial Home 838 E. High St., Springfield 325-1564 “locally owned & operated by people you know & trust” (From left) Sisters Harmony Arendt, Rue Arendt, Gemma Arendt and Leslie Arendt will present a Christmas Around the World live music program at Houston Library during Christmas in South Charleston on Dec. 5. • Charleston Pharmacy, 127 S. Chillicothe—Christmas train display; book giveaway (two per child); • South Charleston Post Office, 125 S. Chillicothe—Write and send a letter to Santa (stationery provided) or bring your own; • Shoemaker’s Grocery, 111 S. Chillicothe—Play bean bag toss in the parking lot; prizes for the first 200 children; • Security National Bank, 102 S. Chillicothe—Hot chocolate and cookies inside, dulcimer music outside; • Gilbert’s Youth Center, 65 S. Chillicothe—Vendors and crafters; restrooms available; • Chillicothe Street Pizza, 54 S. Chillicothe St.—Enter a drawing to win one or two extra-large, two-topping pizzas; outdoor music provided by American Legion Post 176; • Catholic Parish Hall, 31 S. Chillicothe—Sandwiches, soups and pie for eat-in or takeout, 4-7 p.m.; restrooms available; • First Presbyterian Church, 15 N. Chillicothe—Vendors and crafters; a reading of the Christmas story at 5 p.m. followed a live nativity (weather permitting) and caroling; • Village Chic/Village Cup, 17 S. Chillicothe—Free shots of coffee, gift basket drawing, and candy canes for children who stop by with their passports; • All In Flavor, 9 S. Chillicothe—Open for supper with a limited menu, drinks and sweet treats; Christmastime at the library Houston Library, 5 W. Jamestown St., South Charleston, is hosting the following events. Call (937) 462-8047 for details. • Christmas Song Trivia. Adults are invited to stop in the library now through Dec. 14 to test their knowledge for a chance to win a $10 gift card. • Christmas in South Charleston. In conjunction with the village’s Christmas festivities on Dec. 5, the library will host “Christmas Carols from Around the World.” The Arendt sisters will perform live music at 4:30, 5, and 6:30 p.m. Also that night, visitors can enter to win a Christmas DVD, tour the bookmobile, and visit with King Kandy from the Candy Land game. • Christmas Storytime. 11 a.m. Dec. 6, for children ages 2-4 and their parents or caregivers. Participate in stories, singing, movements activities, and crafts. Call the library to sign up. • Small Town Roots Hair & Tanning Salon, 11 S. Chillicothe—Popcorn and coloring with Mrs. Claus; raffle drawing for children and a gift basket drawing for adults (tickets available for purchase during the event); • United Methodist Church, 15 E. Jamestown—Cookie walk, pick out cookies for Santa; • Houston Library, 5 W. Jamestown, 4:30, 5 and 6:30 p.m., Christmas carols from around the world, music and singing by the Arendt sisters (voice, harp, guitar, violin, mandolin and accordion); drawings for Christmas DVDs; tour the bookmobile and visit King Kandy from the Candy Land game; • Corner of Jamestown and Chillicothe streets—Bonfire and raffle to support the Madison Township Emergency Services Association’s breakfast with Santa; purchase a s’mores kit and make s’mores by the fire with Dan Dean, self-proclaimed s’mores world champion; Kleinfelder Hots and Brats food truck; wagon rides, 6-8 p.m. (donation of one non-perishable food item per person per ride requested); • Christian Brothers Meat Co., 109 N. Chillicothe St.—Food truck at the Polar Bar; • Village Hair Designs & Spa, 164 N. Chillicothe—Decorate a cookie at Mrs. Claus’s Cookie Shop; Cinnamon Roll food truck in the parking lot; • The Purple Monkey—25 W. Mound St.— Serving dinner, pizza and ice cream; • South Charleston Town Hall, 35 S. Chillicothe—Visit with Santa, bring your own camera for photos, make-and-take snowman project for children; • Southeastern High School, 195 E. Jamestown—School band and choir performance at 7 p.m. in the auditorium. • Raffle and Children’s Passport drawing at Presbyterian Church, 15 N. Chillicothe— 8 p.m., entrants need not be present to win. Christmas in South Charleston is the main fundraiser for the South Charleston Community Club, which funds Community Park. Christmas concerts The 31st Annual Christmas at the Opera House will take place at 7:30 p.m. Dec. 1 and 2 p.m. Dec. 2 at South Charleston Town Hall, 35 S. Chillicothe St. Both concerts feature the South Charleston community adult choir and piano solos by Deanna Mattinson and Sally Riker. Special features on Saturday are Jacob Hitt and The Charleston Brass. On Sunday, the Holiday Quartet (John Eichelberger, Deanna Mattinson, Janine Miller and Jeff Miller) and the Southeastern High School concert band will perform. Admission is free. Donations for the South Charleston Heritage Commission will be accepted. Call (937) 462-8709.
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