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Perhaps the first Jew to live in the area was Alex Gilmore, who left Russia in 1900 when he was only 14 years old. By 1902, he had settled in Blackshear, just next to Waycross. By 1910, he owned a dry goods store in Blackshear and had earned enough money to bring over his two of his siblings and his widowed mother, all of whom lived with him. Harry Weisser was an Austrian immigrant who lived in Waycross by 1910, working as a watchmaker. By 1920, he owned his own jewelry store in town. Gilmore and Weisser were soon joined in the area by a number of Russian Jewish immigrants who owned stores in Waycross. Morris Jacobson was born in Lithuania, before immigrating to the United States and settling in Moultrie, Georgia, where his cousin lived. After traveling the area as a peddler, Jacobson opened a store in Waycross in 1923. Jews also settled in the small towns around Waycross. Nathan Cohen came to Nicholls, Georgia from Poland in 1913, when he was just a boy. After peddling around the area for a few years, he was able to save enough money to bring over his mother and sisters from Poland. By 1924, he had moved to Alma, where he opened a dry goods store, Cohen's, which is still owned by the family today.
Of the Jewish immigrants who initially settled in Waycross, few set down deep roots in the community. Henry Friedman was a shoemaker who came down to Waycross from New York with his family and opened his own shop by 1910. Herman Katzif left Russia in 1908, and was also a shoemaker in Waycross 1910. According to the 1912 city directory, there were 18 Jews in Waycross who were involved in commercial trade, either as dry goods merchants, shoe makers, or tailors. By 1921, all but three of these Jewish immigrants had left Waycross. Of those who could be found in the census, most had moved to other cities in Georgia. In 1920, Henry Friedman was living in Atlanta, while Herman Katzif was in Cordele. Only four Russian-born Jews lived in Waycross in 1920: Barnet and Sophia Salzman, who owned a grocery store, and Harry & Rose Yermovsky, who owned a dry goods store.
Despite this extreme level of population turnover, the Jewish community of Waycross began to organize in the 1920s. In 1920, Jews in the area first gathered to pray together. Four years later, thirteen men officially organized a congregation, with Alex Gilmore as its first president. All but one of these founders were immigrants from Russia or Poland. Half of them owned dry goods stores, though their numbers also included peddlers, store clerks, and a lawyer. A number of them were relatively recent arrivals in town; two had come to Waycross from Savannah and one from Brunswick.
In 1924, Waycross Jews traveled to Valdosta or Brunswick for the high holidays; the local newspaper noted that the Jewish merchants in town closed their stores for the occasion. In the congregation's early years, they met at the local Moose Hall; between 1926 and 1953, they rented space in the Knights of Pythias Hall on Plant Avenue. Alex Gilmore bought a Torah for the group in the 1920s; the Gilmore family donated a second Torah to the congregation in 1935 after Alex's death. The congregation would often bring in visiting rabbis to lead services on the high holidays. From 1935 to 1937, a Rabbi Schlossbery would come to Waycross regularly to help teach the children of the congregation. Morris Jacobson replaced Alex Gilmore as leader of the congregation, serving as president from 1934 to 1954.
Waycross Hebrew CenterBy 1937, 47 Jews lived in Waycross, and they began to discuss the possibility of building a synagogue. Due to the effects of the Great Depression, the congregation had to postpone their plans for a permanent home. Finally, on May 22, 1952, the congregation broke ground on the Waycross Hebrew Center on Screven Avenue. Morris Jacobson was the head of the fundraising committee. They were able raise money from local Jews, family members who lived in other cities, Jewish-owned wholesale firms in other cities that did business with the area's Jewish merchants, and local gentiles. When the synagogue was dedicated in the summer of 1953, the congregation held an open house in which their non-Jewish neighbors were invited to tour the synagogue and learn about Judaism. The members of the Waycross Hebrew Center welcomed the larger community "to express publicly our appreciation for the wonderful cooperation shown in our building program." Local Christian ministers announced the open house from their pulpits and encouraged their members to attend. Rabbi Abraham Rosenberg of Savannah was the keynote speaker at the dedication, which drew a large crowd. The synagogue was dedicated in honor of Alex Gilmore, who had been the leader of the local Jewish community until his death in 1934.
The Waycross Hebrew Center was built in the new Cherokee Heights neighborhood, where many of its members lived. This enabled more observant members to walk to the synagogue on Shabbat and the high holidays. The congregation was conservative in practice, though it has never officially affiliated with any of the Jewish movements. A kosher kitchen was maintained in the building, even though most members did not keep kosher at home. For some members, walking to shul was not possible, as the Waycross Hebrew Center attracted Jews from several of the small towns in the area. At the time of the synagogue's dedication, members lived in Alma, Blackshear, Douglas, Homerville, Jessup, and Baxley, in addition to Waycross.
Like all southern Jews, the members of the Waycross Hebrew Center had to adapt to the local culture while working to maintain their religious traditions. In many cases, Waycross Jews had to make compromises. Since so many of them owned stores, the congregation only held services on Friday nights, as members had to work on Saturdays, the busiest trading day of the week. Al Jacobson recalls moving the start time for Friday night services from 8:00 to 7:30 during high school football season when there were several teenagers in the congregation. Since the congregation was conservative, they insisted on waiting until sundown, and thus even with the earlier start time and shortened service, they still arrived late at the game. As they entered the stands, other fans would shout "I hope you prayed for us!"
Soon after the congregation settled into its own building, members discussed hiring a full-time rabbi to lead the congregation, but came to the conclusion that it was beyond their financial means. In 1961, they made an arrangement with the Jewish congregation in Valdosta, in which their rabbi, Samuel Zakuto, would drive the 60 miles to Waycross each week to teach Hebrew to the children in the religious school. Rabbi Zakuto also officiated at the Waycross congregation's lifecycle events. He served the congregation into the 1970s. Since then, Waycross has relied on student rabbis from the Jewish Theological Seminary for the high holiday services, and lay readers for the rest of the year. The Waycross Hebrew Center has never had a full-time rabbi.
In 1928, four years after the congregation was founded, twenty Jewish women in Waycross established a sisterhood, which they called "Daughters of Abraham." Although the congregation was unaffiliated and conservative in orientation, the Daughters of Abraham joined the Reform National Association of Temple Sisterhoods, although they dropped their membership in 1950 as they felt they weren't getting enough benefits from the dues they had to pay. The sisterhood focused primarily on charity work. During World War II, the group sent food and clothing to those suffering in Europe. In 1948, the sisterhood received a special citation for collecting over 2300 lbs of relief supplies for war refugees in Europe. In addition to helping others, the sisterhood also raised money through garage sales and dinners to help improve the Waycross synagogue. The group also oversaw the congregation's religious school until Rabbi Zakuto started coming up from Valdosta.
In addition to the congregation, Waycross Jews had a short-lived B'nai B'rith chapter. Founded in 1947, the David Emanuel Lodge sponsored a soil conservation contest to encourage farm youths to learn modern ways to avoid soil deterioration. In 1954, the chapter began giving the annual Morris Jacobson Brotherhood Award to a local citizen, either Jewish or gentile, who had worked to foster the spirit of interfaith friendship in the community. Ironically, the chapter disbanded in 1959 to avoid being associated with the pro-civil rights stand of the national organization of B'nai B'rith. Waycross Jews feared that this institutional support for integration threatened their own acceptance in the community. The disbanding of the local B'nai B'rith lodge did not have a significant impact on the Jewish community. All of the lodge members belonged to the Waycross Hebrew Center, and most of the lodge's activities now took place under the auspices of the congregation, including the Morris Jacobson Brotherhood Award, which is still given out annually.
In the early 1960s, Waycross Jews founded a Young Judea chapter to serve the teenagers in the congregation. Its main appeal was the regional events where young Jews from Waycross got to socialize with Jews from other cities in the region. Young Judea was Waycross' only Zionist organization, though its activities were more educational and social than political. Nevertheless, Waycross Jews supported Israel, raising over $3000 for the Jewish state during the 1967 War.
Jews have been very involved in the civic life of Waycross and other surrounding towns. Waycross Jews have served as presidents of the local Chamber of Commerce, Salvation Army, Exchange Club, Lion's Club, and Rotary. In 1967, the local newspaper wrote, "the Jewish people of our community are among the finest citizens to be found anywhere. They are in the forefront of compassionate and civic causes." Joe Schreiber, a lawyer, served as county solicitor for 16 years. Nathan Cohen, the longtime merchant in Alma, was elected mayor of that city in 1961. During the campaign, his political opponents distributed anti-Semitic literature to try to turn the voters against Cohen. Despite this effort, Cohen won in a landslide. After the story of the anti-Semitic attacks and his election was covered in the press, Cohen received letters of congratulation from around the country. A somewhat misinformed Baptist minister in Atlanta wrote to Cohen and declared, "may the blessings of God be upon you as you exercise faith in the saviour."
The Fashion Shoppe was founded by Barney Glyck in the 1940s In 1948, 35 Jewish families belonged to the Waycross Hebrew Center. By 1968, this number had dropped to 24 as children raised in Waycross moved away in search of greater economic and social opportunities. Historically, Jews had been concentrated in retail trade in Waycross. By the 1970s, most of these stores began to close, including Weisser's Jewelry Store, which had been in business for over fifty years, and that Fashion Shoppe. Jacobson's Department Store closed in 1981 after 58 years in operation. Today, there are no more Jewish-owned retail businesses in Waycross. Cohen's store in Alma is the last Jewish-owned store in the area. In 2005, the congregation's newsletter declared, "we are shrinking." After the community seder drew 47 people in 2008, congregation president Al Jacobson noted that "we were saddened by the fact that there was not one Jewish child to ask the four questions. We need youth."
Despite this decline, the small but close-knit membership of the Waycross Hebrew Center has persevered and continues to hold weekly lay-led Friday night services. About 11 or 12 members regularly attend with some driving as much as 70 miles to get to Waycross. If the congregation can not make a minyan, they hold an abbreviated service, omitting those prayers that require ten people. They still bring down a student rabbi from the Jewish Theological Seminary for the high holidays, which drew fifty worshippers on Rosh Hashanah in 2008, as several family members who have moved away came back to Waycross for the occasion. Their synagogue's kitchen is still kosher, and the members bring in kosher meat from Jacksonville for special events. Al Jacobson continues to edit the congregation's newsletter, which he has done since 1968. Rich Luskin serves as the lay leader of the weekly services, and Ann Jacobson, Al's wife, often adds a Torah commentary. Donations from people with Waycross roots who live elsewhere have helped keep the Waycross Hebrew Center in operation.


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On the surface, a boat show is like a movie trailer, a collection of perfect scenes all carefully selected and arranged so that you see only what the producer wants you to see. Fiberglass is glistening, prices are attractive, and salespeople are all knowledgeable professionals just waiting to help you make a deal.
Everybody wants to buy that ticket.
Behind the scenes, however, there's a lot more to the plot — and the process. How valuable would it be if you knew the sales games, the subtle marketing tricks and the pricing realities that make up the whole feature, and not just the teaser?
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I'm sharing his best lines, along with the motivation behind them. Trust me — they're not only worth the price of admission, but they may also help you get a real deal.
"First lesson? Get someone who knows what the hell he's talking about."
Boat shows produce a lot of traffic. In today's economy, many dealers just don't have that many salespeople, so they load up on bodies, not all of whom extensively know the product. Some may even be consumers themselves. Ask the wrong one for help and you may be basing your buying decision on a lot of misinformation.
"Dealers are trying to fill space for free," Jack explains. "They need people in there to do the work. Ask up front: are you a Brand X specialist? Have you been to the company's sales training? Do you have certification? If [the salesman] says, 'Well, I'm really only helping out,' that's not the guy you want to be talking to. He can say the boat is great, but it's an opinion. And if he says something mistakenly, it could be misconstrued as fact."
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Don't visit just qualified representatives of the boats you're interested in. Take the time to visit their competition as well.
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Welcome to the North Bay Chapter of CREIA
The North Bay Chapter mainly serves Marin, Sonoma, Napa and Lake Counties. The county's primary industries are wine grape growing, wine production and tourism. Did you know that each bottle of wine contains about 2.8 pounds of grapes?
Napa is Napa Counties' most populous city with 85,000 of the county's 126,000 residents living within city limits. The city is only about 19 square miles and is situated along the Napa River. Napa Valley is actually just one of many valleys in Napa County, but it's by far the largest and best known. The valley itself is about 30 miles long and ranges from one to five miles wide.
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Parents can voice any concerns they have about a pending Columbia County middle school rezoning tonight.
A public hearing on new school zones affecting four middle schools is scheduled for 6 p.m. at the current Columbia Middle School, located at 6000 Columbia Road in Grovetown. The rezoning is needed before the new Columbia Middle opens next school year.
Under the proposed plan, Evans and Grovetown Middle schools would see the biggest changes to its pupil populations.
Privately operated Martinez-Columbia Fire Rescue soon is expected to turn over operations to the Columbia County government.
The department's board of directors voted on the change Wednesday night after preliminary discussions with county officials, said board Chairman Wayne Kent.
"We look at it as a very positive step forward for the fire department," Kent said, adding that nothing is expected to change in terms of salaries and staffing.
Kerri Bridges isn't concerned with her cast learning its lines.
Her shows work much better when they make it up.
Bridges is the show director for a performance by the Augusta-based improv troupe Schrodinger's Cat taking place at 8 p.m. Saturday at the Jabez Sanford Hardin Performing Arts Center in Evans.
The show consists of two teams competing in a series of theater "games" – three- to five-minute comedy skits, each with specific rules, made up on the spot. Bridges said her job is less about guiding performance than preparing a cast to guide itself.
A Grovetown family festival Friday will benefit breast cancer awareness, education and research.
The inaugural Pink Friday for a Cure will be 5-10 p.m. Friday at Liberty Park Community Center on Newmantown Road.
"I figure if we're going to plan a community event, we might as well benefit a good cause," Grovetown Community Events Manager Jennifer Evans said.
Proceeds from the event benefit the Susan G. Komen for the Cure Foundation.
Evans said the event will feature a 5K run/walk. The entry fee is $10 and includes a T-shirt and water.
Early voting for this year's general election began Monday, with voters lining up for the opportunity in Columbia County.
The Board of Elections office, in Building E of the government complex in Evans, is open weekdays from 8 a.m. until 5 p.m. Based on the high number of early voters Monday, with 1,025 casting ballots, interest in the election seems high, said Registration Coordinator Nancy Gay.
The presidential election is at the top of this year's ballot, along with state Public Service Commission and congressional races.
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• Vendors are being sought for the Christmas Craft Market at West Acres Baptist Church, Nov. 2-3. Email Cathie Rich at firstname.lastname@example.com or call (706) 860-9483.
• Vendors are being sought for the fifth annual Eryn Eubanks and the Family Fold Music Festival benefiting Lyndale Inc., 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Nov. 3 at the Kroc Center, 1833 Broad St., Augusta. Call (706) 738-3395.
Jasmyn Cornell was stunned when her name was called Friday as Evans High School's 2012 Homecoming queen.
"It was a surprise," said Jasmyn, 16.
She looked shocked, then hugged her father and escort, Gerald Bradley.
"She's beautiful," first runner-up, Annsley Boulineau said.
"And bright and pretty and nice and a cheerleader and a track star," Molly Knight, second runner-up, said of Jasmyn.
As autumn kicks in, animal lovers can support animal rescue groups and enjoy one last slice of summer.
The PawPrints Foundation, a nonprofit organization aimed at supporting area rescue groups, is holding its third annual Wags to Wishes Sandy Paws fundraiser from 7-10 p.m. Saturday at Taylor BMW, 4180 Washington Road, Evans.
"It's grown every year," said Dr. Nancy McNair, a co-founder of PawPrints and an event organizer. "I hope we're going to have a good crowd. The groups need the money desperately. Anything for a buck for the animals."
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She originally auditioned for the role by singing a Piaf song and I asked her to do it again at my Chatterbox. You can watch the whole interview and see her sing her audition song at SethTV.com. So good! And then this Wednesday, I'm going to see her do her show at 54 Below! And I did an Obsessed with her where she talked about staging "On My Own" for the first time. She has long arms and didn't know what to do with them when she sang, so she wrapped them around herself because she felt so awkward. Cut to, that became the signature Eponine pose! But it only happened because she didn't know what to do with her "monkey arms"! In the video, I have her create what other poses she might have done had rehearsals been different. Watch!
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UFC on FOX 8 Adds Demetrious Johnson vs. John Moraga Headliner; Matt Mitrione Comes Off Suspension to Fight Brendan Schaub
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The UFC on FOX 8 bookings continue to pile up, with a pair of high-profile matchups announced last night by the UFC. First off, the July 27th event in Seattle now has an official main event: flyweight champion Demetrious Johnson vs. fast-rising challenger John Moraga, a matchup that was originally supposed to headline the TUF 17 Finale earlier this month before Mighty Mouse was forced to withdraw due to injury.
Johnson is coming off his first title defense in January — a unanimous decision win over John Dodson at UFC on FOX 6 — while Moraga's two-fight stint in the UFC has produced stoppage victories over Ulysses Gomez and Chris Cariaso…and that's pretty much all it takes to get a title-shot at 125 pounds these days. Before starting his MMA career, Moraga was a two-time All-American wrestler at Arizona State University, and he currently trains at The Lab in Phoenix alongside Benson Henderson and Jamie Varner.
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SAN JOSE, Calif. — The New York Rangers have acquired enforcer Jody Shelley from the San Jose Sharks for a conditional sixth-round pick in the 2011 draft. The deal was made shortly before Friday's moratorium for the Olympic break. The 34-year-old Shelley played in 137 games with San Jose, posting three goals, 11 assists and 285 penalty minutes. Shelley's... Full story »
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New York Rangers left winger Donald Brashear has been placed on waivers by the club. Any other team in the league can claim the enforcer by noon today, a move that would save the Rangers $400,000 against the salary cap. Brashear hasn't seen much ice time since the club picked up Brandon Prust on February 1, and was a... Full story »
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Rookie Colin Wilson scored the go-ahead goal on a second-period power play, Dan Ellis made 37 saves and Nashville Predators snapped a five-game road losing streak with a 2-1 victory over the New York Rangers on Wednesday night. The game was played in front of a surprisingly large crowd of 13,128 at Madison Square Garden despite a daylong blizzard.... Full story »
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Henrik Lundqvist made 41 saves and Ryan Callahan triggered a three-goal outburst in the second period as the New York Rangers beat the New Jersey Devils 3-1 on Saturday night at Madison Square Garden. Callahan, Marian Gaborik and Chris Drury scored for the Rangers, who ended a two-game losing streak with only their second win in the last nine... Full story »
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Mary Kay Adelman didn't seem to understand why, so Rick Adelman has revealed that she has been suffering from seizures.
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I've started playing Saints Row 3 on PC/Steam if anyone is interested in co-op. I'm Jangle Leg on Steam.
I was just on the "Godless Gamers" Steam group and saw somebody playing DotA 2.... can't remember who. Pitheos, maybe?
Anyone play DotA 2? Seems like this group is pretty much entirely MMOs.
Something happen to the old one, Steph?
Playing Borderlands 2 now btw - Strangel is my game name.
I created a new group on Steam called the Friendly Neighborhood Atheist - if anyone here is interested in joining.
Yeah, that's definitely one of the things WoW has going for it. You can level 3 Horde characters and 3 Alliance characters without repeating the quests, until level 40 or so. It's much more expansive than the handful of other MMO's I've seen. Not that I'll be picking up any new MMO's, so it doesn't really matter to me, now.
TOR is the first mmo that I've pvp'd in, so I can't compare it to others. I do like that they put all levels in together, so there's that. HuttBall scares the bejesus outta me, but I like the other warzones well enough, but not so much that I'll do 10 of them in a row. I get my 2 done for the day and that's pretty much it, but I'm still leveling all my toons. The cut scenes can get a bit tedious, especially for non-class quest lines, so I skip through those. Re: the tediousness of quests, I would agree. I like in Rift that once you get mid-level there are 2 different areas you can run in, and I really enjoyed the release of Ember Isle as a new area-it seemed like it took forever to get through it all. Considering going back to Rift once the expansion comes out in November.....
I just got a media remote for my 360. Does anyone know how to sync it with my system?
Well, i can see ToR not doing well for the last couple of months. With Guild Wars 2 coming out in august, and then new WoW expansion. Also what keeps a MMO alive is the end game. And from what ive heard both pvp and pve in ToR isnt that compelling.
Borderlands 2 is just incredible. I'm "d20jeff" on Xbox Live.
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NBA, WWE, NLF, NFS, COD ect, they all release the same "updated" game each and every single year, even more so than these japanes game companies. at least the japanese does so every few years, with the exception of capcom lol. Now if it doesn't play like Soul Calibur 1, then how can it be called Soul Calibur Each incarnation of the game will of course be the similar as its predecessor. Its the only reason why people continue to play the game because they like the style. All fighting games are like this. Street Fighter, Mortal Kombat, Tekken, just to name a few. They all still use the same formula because thats the game people want to play. If you want to play something "new" then don't play sequels cause thats what sequels are. You can't really compare the past with now. Even the shittiest game can mind blown you back then, cause there isn't that many game. Our standards are so damn high right now, we nit-pick on the smallest insignificant thing and with so many games in the market now, very few things can be mind blowing. |
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This system allows you to controll your ipod via a joystick that mimics the ipod click wheel and dispays the ipod information on a screen that matches the ipod display screen. So instead of looking down to see what song you are on, you can quickly glance over to the side (depending where you mount the screen) and see what is going on. Also the joy stick is MUCH easier to control than the thumb wheel while you are driving. This also allows you to burry most of the guts of the system (including your ipod) out of sight when mounted professionally. You end up with a small screen and the joystick visable. It cost $80 to have Circuit City install the system and they did a slick job. It can be installed yourself if you have some car stereo knowledge and the inclination. The output system can put out a signal in 3 ways. FM Transmitter, FM Modulator and Aux out. I'm using the FM transmitter (long story) and while it's still not up to snuff it's far better than any I've used before. The moudlator allows you to put the signal into the antenna line while the aux out directly into your stereo is the best route. Anyway, I've had mine for about a month so far, and I've been very happy with it. Hope this helps. Best Buy has these on sale for $99.00. Here's the link.
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Interesting concept. However, I am one who believes you should set your ipod up BEFORE you drive to avoid having to fiddle around with it.
Put it on a playlist you actually LIKE and just drive. The FM transmission solution is not adecuate IMO. You should get a deck with an aux input (any one is probably better than the car's OEM deck). I did that then got this mount for my 3G ipod and my wife's 5G. Cost: $7 apiece (amazon had them on sale, Electrogalaxy still does). It hooks up to the cars vent and you can see the ipods screen there (if you have to). After Apple has sold 90 million of these things (21 million the last quarter), you would expect Detroit to do a better job of integrating them into their new cars. Aux inputs are now coming standard...finally.
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I agree that the FM transmission solution is horrible. Unfortunatley, my 2005 volvo has no aux input and the radio uses the MOST system (more info here). Basically the MOST system is so complex that no manufacturer can come up with a way to input the sound directly into the tuner via the system. And the radio system is both odd shaped and is pretty much a part of the styling of the car so I don't think switching it out for an aftermarket deck makes much sense. There is a way to run a signal into the antenna line. It's not as clean as the aux line as there is still a chance for signal interfearence from outside radio transmission, but it's a damn sight better than the FM transmitter. My tech has the parts, and I found where the antenna hookup inside the car is located (which was a mystery in iteself) so hopefully in the next few weeks I'll be one step closer to static free music. And yes, most manufacturers have made ipod integration part of their radio systems. Whether it be a simple "line in" jack or fullblown integration with controll capabilities, most autos will make hearing music from an MP3 player much much easier in the future.
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Dolores M. Gutzwiller, 87, Batesville, died Saturday, Nov. 10, 2012, at St. Andrews Health Campus.
Born Oct. 6, 1925, in Napoleon, she was the daughter of Caroline (Wagner) and Charles Brunner. She married Frank Gutzwiller Oct. 9, 1948, at St. Maurice Church, Napoleon, and he preceded her in death July 6, 1994. She was a homemaker and a former volunteer at Margaret Mary Hospital.
Dolores was a sports nut. She followed Batesville High School sports on the radio, was a Reds fan and an IU fan. Her favorite was basketball. High school, college, pros, it didn't matter. Many will remember seeing her on her front porch swing probably with a mystery novel in hand. Other outdoor hobbies included mowing her yard on her John Deere rider and raising a vegetable garden. Although she didn't particularly like to cook, her kids loved her meals. Chicken continental was a favorite with them, but because Mom made it from memory, they haven't been able to find any written directions to re-create her dish. Other things Dolores liked include bike riding in her younger years, a cold beer, peanuts, popcorn and bacon, along with the TV shows "Gunsmoke," "Bonanza," "Andy Griffith Show," "M.A.S.H." and the new "Family Feud." Something she didn't like was change. What she truly loved was spending time with her family reminiscing and passing on the family stories to the younger generations.
Dolores is survived by her daughters and sons-in-law Cindy and William Leising, Batesville, Donna and Donald Nickerson, Apopka, Fla.; sons and daughters-in-law Tony and Joan Gutzwiller, Lafayette, Mark and Sandy Gutzwiller, Batesville, John and Eileen Gutzwiller, Batesville, Ronald and Sandra Gutzwiller, Kokomo, and David and Kelly Gutzwiller, Batesville; nine grandchildren; and five great-grandchildren.
In addition to her husband and parents, she was also preceded in death by sisters Isabella Yeager, Catherine Orifici, Elizabeth Wenzel and Lorraine Gallo; and brothers Charles, Sylvester and Bernard Brunner.
Visitation is Tuesday, Nov. 13, from 10 a.m.-1 p.m. at Weigel Funeral Home. Funeral services follow at 1:30 p.m. at Holy Family Church, Oldenburg, with the Rev. David Kobak, OFM, officiating. Burial will follow at St. Louis Cemetery.
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Fresh peaches make this a great dessert, but you can use canned.
Southern cooks love to take advantage of the different types of fresh fruits and produce indigenous to our area. South Carolina often utilize the wonderful fresh peaches grown from local farmers to make luscious desserts like this pie. This recipe makes around 8 servings.
Thank you for checking this out, the link for this recipe is here: Peach crisp pie
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