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Heading west on County Line Road, a pedestrian passes the traveling Vietnam Veterans Memorial replica at the Westerville Sports Complex.
UNWAVERING HONOR Don Denton, a volunteer, unrolls one of the 2,000 flags in the “Field of Heroes.”
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ow do you guarantee that an event commemorating Memorial Day will be moving? By including temporary flags and a traveling replica (half-size) of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial in Washington. A service organization has drawn the Moving Wall to a park in Westerville, where it is being showcased this holiday weekend with as many as 2,000 U.S. flags. The patriotic display, which will open with a ceremony at 10 a.m. today and run through Monday afternoon, is expected to attract thousands of visitors to outdoor playing fields at N. Cleveland Avenue and County Line Road, according to Patrick J. Knott, president of the Sunrise Rotary Club of Westerville, the event sponsor. Free and open to the public day and night, thanks to portable lighting, the display will have community volunteers providing information and supervision. “It’s a wonderful family event,” club spokeswoman Barbara Gizzo said. The Moving Wall, a 250-foot steel-and-
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Elsewhere in central Ohio Holiday-related events will take place Monday except as noted: DELAWARE COUNTY Delaware: parade, 3 p.m. Sunday, from Branch Rickey Arena parking lots at Ohio Wesleyan University through downtown to county fairgrounds Galena: service, 1 p.m., Village Square; marker place-
ment afterward on veterans’ graves, Galena Cemetery Powell: parade, 10 a.m., downtown; ceremony afterward in Village Green Park Sunbury: service, 10 a.m., J.R. Smith Park; decoration of veterans’ graves afterward, Sunbury Memorial Park
FAIRFIELD COUNTY Lancaster: parade, 10:30 a.m., from Mulberry and Columbus streets to Forest Rose Cemetery Lithopolis: parade, 10 a.m., from American Legion Hall, See ELSEWHERE Page D3
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PROVO, Utah — Gary Coleman, the child star of the successful 1970s sitcom Diff’rent Strokes whose later career was marred by medical and legal problems, has died after falling and suffering from a brain hemorrhage. He was 42. The fall occurred Wednesday at his home, 55 miles south of Salt Lake City. A statement from the family said he remained conscious and lucid until midday Thursday, when his condition worsened and he slipped into unconsciousness. Coleman was then placed on life support, which was termi-
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Success came swiftly for Judith Steele. The winner of the 41st Dispatch Caption-Writing Contest might not have entered the race if she hadn’t recently visited an East Side gallery where Jeff Stahler, creator of the Moderately Confused cartoon, was making an Judith Steele appearance. While there, she saw a copy of the “blank” panel of a woman having coffee with a fuzzy man. She quickly thought of an idea. “I work in the field of interior design, incorporating graphic design, print materials
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COMING JUNE 12: finalists for contest No. 42 and the next panel and project management,” said Steele, 47-year-old owner of the Drawing Room in German Village. “Not everybody understands resolution issues.” Her first-time entry wasn’t lost on the judges. “It’s a gem of a line, playing with technology and relationships in one well-crafted caption,” said Stahler, also the Dispatch editorial cartoonist. “It’s simple and clean, with a twist of dry humor. It worked perfectly.” Would she try again? “Sure,” Steele said, “but I may have already had my moment in the sun.” To read her kicker, see Page D5.
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I teach eighth grade. When I tell people what I do for a living, I typically hear something along these lines: Oh, my! Eighth grade — that’s a tough one. How do you do it? Actually, it’s not so tough. My students at St. Agatha School probably inspire me more than I do them. The conversations and the camaraderie we share are priceless — whether we’re reading classic literature or recounting TEE the latest Glee WHITMAN episode, whether we’re dissecting grammar or talking up the hottest Taylor Swift song, whether we’re discussing morality or anticipating March Madness. Tough? More like enjoyable. On Monday mornings in the fall, boys and girls alike gather around my desk to recap the weekend in college football. By December, we’re debating the merits of the Bowl Championship Series versus a playoff system. Such regular dialogue relating to their world seems to excite and motivate them. Once my students realize that I respect and enjoy what they appreciate, the teaching becomes easier. As young teenagers, eighthgraders spend the school year striving for independence even as they still welcome guidance in the choices they make. I, in turn, welcome the challenges they bring me. We laugh together often and, yes, occasionally cry together. At the end of the day, after all, they’re my kids. Like Jem in To Kill a Mockingbird (a novel we recently finished), my students are beginning to break ties with childhood as they move toward adulthood. Approaching the end of the school year as we are now — well, that’s tough. The students are eager to move on to high school yet somewhat apprehensive about leaving the comforts of a school that some have attended for nine years. Watching them grow up and blossom is incredibly rewarding, but it also complicates goodbyes — especially this year. At graduation time, my principal always asks me for adjectives to describe my eighth-graders. The Class of 2010? Easy, funloving, enthusiastic, prayerful, supportive, helpful, loyal — the list goes on. These students form one “together” class. (The notion scares me, as graduation usually coincides with my birthday and the kids inevitably find an ingenious way to proclaim it — in my yard.) In saying goodbye and good luck to one more eighth grade, I can only hope that the students will stay in touch. Maybe some will continue to ride past my house on their bikes during the summer and say “Hey” if I’m working in the garden. Or stop me after Mass to let me know what they’re up to. Or visit me at school next year to tell me how high school is going. I will cherish the memories made with the Class of 2010. And, as August rolls around and I prepare for a fresh set of eighth-graders, I will look forward to new memories with the Class of 2011. With any luck, the newcomers will quickly learn — as this year’s graduates did — that one way to this teacher’s heart runs through Red Vines licorice! Tee Whitman, 52, of Upper Arlington will send off her 24th class of eighth-graders Wednesday evening at graduation.
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Sunscreen to be labeled in simplified way by fall WASHINGTON (AP) — A clearer standard for sunscreen labels is coming to a lotion near you, but not in time for the summer beach season that kicks off this weekend. The Food and Drug Administration is working to finish new labeling rules — years in the making — but not before October. The current system for sunscreen products is confusing, concedes Dr. James Spencer, spokesman for the American Academy of Dermatology. The rules expected in the fall would use a standard testing protocol and spell out protection levels as “low,” “medium,” “high” or “highest.” Spencer, a dermatologist in St. Petersburg, Fla., says people need to slather on plenty of sunscreen — a shot glass full of lotion for adults.
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aluminum version of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial, isn’t affiliated with the national monument. Two models tour the country, and both carry the names of 58,195 American soldiers killed in the conflict. The wall concept was created by several California veterans who in 1984 formed a group called the Vietnam Combat Veterans, based in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. Volunteers and sponsoring organizations pay for wall travel expenses and help with setup and teardown. The Rotary Club (with help from another in Westerville and one in southern Delaware County) is paying $6,000 to sponsor
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the wall, which last visited central Ohio in 1994. Similar walls by other service organizations have been here more recently. Gail Canini of Westerville was one of the first to see the display. “I grew up in this era and just remember all the upheaval and protests,” said the 59-year-old as she slowly walked the length of the wall early yesterday. “It was just a sad time for me.
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Jerod Boggess of New Albany, a volunteer, helps set up the exhibit.
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Sponsors, who get to keep the flags, can pick them up after volunteers remove them Monday afternoon. “It’s important to perpetuate the memory of people and to remember our history,” said Don Denton, an 80-year-old Air Force veteran who served in England in the 1950s and helped set up flags yesterday. “We volunteer to honor heroes — anyone we think is worthy.” The weekend events, Gizzo said, are part of a service project — with any profits donated to the Westerville Firefighters Memorial at First Responders Park, by the firehouse on W. Main Street. The memorial includes a 4,000-pound steel beam from the north tower of the World Trade Center, one of the targets in the terrorist attack of Sept. 11, 2001. jsheban@dispatch.com
“It hurts to think of all the heartache” represented by the names, she added. “These people have given their lives, and I just feel like giving my respect to them.” The flags — part of a second-year event called “Field of Heroes” — are intended to honor not only military personnel but also everyday heroes. “It can be any hero in your life — a loved one who battled cancer or a teacher who helped you change your life,” Gizzo said. The 3-by-5-foot banners hang from 8-foot poles lined up on the playing fields, creating a maze of red, white and blue. Visitors are encouraged to take their time and wander. “Last year, there were fender benders” as motorists gawked at the display, Gizzo said. For $30, anyone can sponsor a flag.
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Gahanna: ceremony, 11:30 a.m., bridge near Granville and Mill streets; ceremony, noon, Mifflin Cemetery, 218 Agler Rd.; memorial brick dedication, 1 p.m., Veterans Memorial Park, 75 W. Johnstown Rd. Galloway: ceremony, 9:30 a.m., Galloway Cemetery, 6725 Alkire Rd.; ceremony, 10, Sunset Cemetery, 6959 W. Broad St. Grove City: parade, 11 a.m., from 3752 Broadway to memorial service at 3605 Grove City Rd. Groveport: parade, 1:15 p.m., from Town Hall, 648 Main St., to College Street; then to Groveport Cemetery for ceremony at 1:30 Hilliard: ceremony, 11 a.m., Wesley Chapel Cemetery, 3225 Dublin Rd. Mifflin Township: ceremony, 9 a.m., Riverside Cemetery, 3840 Sunbury Rd. New Albany: ceremony, 9:45 a.m., Maplewood Cemetery, 4585 Reynoldsburg-New Albany Rd. Reynoldsburg: ceremony, 11 a.m., City Hall, 7232 E. Main St.; ceremony, 3 p.m., Methodist Hill Cemetery, Waggoner Road Westerville: Field of Heroes with 2,000 flags, opening at 10 a.m. today across from Westerville Community Center, 350 N. Cleveland Ave., with half-size replica of Vietnam Veterans Memorial; parade, 9:45 a.m. Monday, from S. State Street and College Avenue to ceremony at 10:15 at Otterbein Cemetery, 175 S. Knox St. Worthington: parade, 10 a.m.; ceremony, 11, 9571 N. High St.
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service, 3 p.m. Sunday, Summerford Cemetery; ceremony, 10:15 a.m. Monday, Oak Hill Cemetery; program, 11 a.m. Monday, Madison County Courthouse, with service afterward at Kirkwood Cemetery, then open house for veterans and families at American Legion Post 105, 51 E. 1st St. Plain City: parade, 9 a.m., Plain City Elementary School, 340 W. Main St., through town
LICKING COUNTY Alexandria: service, 9 a.m. Friday, Maple Grove Cemetery Buckeye Lake: parade, 11 a.m. today, from Buckeye Lake State Park, North Shore Hartford: service, 10 a.m., Croton Cemetery Heath: service, 5 p.m., Indian Mound Mall, 771 S. 30th St. Hebron: parade, 9:30 a.m., from American Legion Post 285, 108 N. Water St., to Hebron Cemetery for memorial service Granville: parade, 10:30 a.m., from Broadway and Main Street to Maple Grove Cemetery for memorial service Johnstown: service, 11:15 a.m., Green Hill Cemetery Newark: service for Vietnam War veterans, 9 a.m., south lawn, Licking County Courthouse; parade, 10:15, from Everett Park to Cedar Hill Cemetery for service at 11 Pataskala: service, 10 a.m., Pataskala Cemetery; service, 10:30, Veterans’ Memorial, downtown
PICKAWAY COUNTY Circleville: ceremony, 8 a.m., High Street Cemetery; parade, 9, from cemetery through downtown to Forest Cemetery for ceremony; remembrance, Hitler-Ludwig Cemetery
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