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Calendar May Lakeville FD to hold chicken dinner The Lakeville Volunteer Fire Department will hold its annual chicken dinner on Sunday, May 3, at the Lakeville Elementary School. Serving begins at 11:30 a.m. The menu includes: Chicken, mashed potatoes and gravy, noodles, coleslaw, roll, dessert and a drink. Cost is $8 for adults and $4 for 12 and younger. There will be a 50/50 raffle drawing. Proceeds will go toward maintenance and upkeep of the fire department.

Great Strides Walk is May 3 The Great Strides Walk for a Cure for Cystic Fibrosis will be held May 3 at the Hewitt Cowels Pavilion near Ida Sue School, 266 Oldman Road, Wooster. Check-in time is at 11 a.m. and the walk begins at noon. There will be free food from Panera Bread, DomSee Pg. 5 — CALENDAR

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In an effort to help customers celebrate spring, Lehman’s will be hosting May Daze on Saturday May 2, 10 a.m.-3 p.m., on the square in Kidron. The hardware store, which is celebrating its 60th anniversary this year, will play host to family-friendly events, including product demos and expert advice, face painting, baby animals, children’s crafts, product samples and more. “If the westher is good, we’ll have it set up where the little kids can play in the dirt outside, and the bigger kids can play in the dirt as well,� said Mark Polton, manager of the major products area. “We will also be running a special on grills that day. They, too, will be used outside, weather permitting. We’ll be offering samples of different foods.�

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Glenda Lehman Ervin is excited about the annual event. “May Daze is an annual family-friendly event,� Ervin said. “If you haven’t been to Lehman’s lately,

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Briefs (From Page 2) Entry forms are available at the Coburn Gallery, Ashland University. The $20 entry fee will cover up to three entries. Sales will be encouraged and a 25 percent commission will be charged. Juror for the exhibition is H. Daniel Butts III, former director of the Mansfield Art Center and professor of art history at Ohio State University Mansfield and North Central State College, Mansfield. For more information, contact Heidi Weller at 419-651-0508 or ghweller@frontier.com.

Everyone with paid from club members. Tickadmission may stay after ets are $10 at the door. for a free public skate On-ice seating can be “Alice’s Diner,” a (rental $2). Discount pre- purchased for $12. Chil’50s-themed ice show, will sale tickets are $8 and dren ages 5 and younger be performed May 3 by available at the arena or are free. the Wooster Figure Skating Club at Alice Noble Ice Arena, 851 Oldman Ad deadlines — Display ads, Monday at noon; Classified ads, Tuesday at 3 p.m. Road, Wooster. Doors open at 12:30 p.m. and the show begins at 1:30 p.m. Group numbers will be Holmes County Hub Shopper performed by the Learn Copyright 2013, The Holmes County Hub Shopper to Skate students and Woo P.O. Box 151 Kids after-school program. Millersburg, Ohio 44654 Solos will be performed www.holmescountyshopper.com by Wooster Figure Skating Club members. Guest The Local News Source for Holmes County skaters include Lena Wu Andrew S. Dix, publisher; Lance White, managing editor; and Levanna Wu, who Rhonda Geer, advertising director compete internationally Call 330-264-1125 or email: for Chinese Taipei. asdix@dixcom.com, lwhite@the-daily-record.com or rgeer@dixcom.com

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Community Dramatist featured at Something for Seniors Historical dramatist, Alice Hoover, will portray Lydia at the Tuesday, April 28 gathering of Something for Seniors. Alice is a resident of Coshocton and wife of Dick, a retired United Methodist pastor. They have two sons. She taught elementary school for 25 years in the Coshocton school system. She is also church organist at the Presbyterian

Church. As an historical dramatist she portrays 30 Biblical and historical women. “Something for Seniors” is a time for senior citizens to come together and make new friends and connect with old friends. On April 28 senior citizens are invited to come to Fairlawn Mennonite Church anytime between 9-10 a.m. to enjoy coffee or tea. Take a friend to see

and hear Alice’s portrayal of Lydia. If you would like more information, call Clair Bixler at 330-682-5183. Fairlawn Church is located at 8520 Emerson Road, Apple Creek between Dover Road (State Route 250) and Carr Road and is handicap accessible. All senior citizens are invited to come and enjoy this event.

Church briefs mashed potatoes, green beans, salad, rolls, beverage, dessert. Cost is $10 Renner’s St. Paul United for adults, $5 ages 3-12 Church of Christ will hold a pancake/sausage break- Spaghetti supper fast May 9 from 8-11a.m. to benefit John Menu includes pancakes, sausage, fruit and beverage Scherer of choice with donations There will be a benefit to benefit Youth Camp spaghetti supper on FriRetreat. The church is at day, May 1 from 4-8 p.m. 7620 Renner Road S.W., at Zion United Church of Fresno (near Coshocton Christ of New Bedford, County Road 93 and Tus- 1400 Township Road 183, carawas County Road 41). Baltic. Menu includes spaghetti, salad, homemade Swiss steak dinner bread, applesauce, cake and beverage. Fry pies will served in Killbuck also be for sale. Carry-out A swiss steak dinner is available and proceeds will be served Saturday, will benefit John Scherer. April 25 from 4-7 p.m. at Killbuck Elementary Ripley Church School. Sponsored by to hold chicken Killbuck United Methodist Church, the menu barbecue includes swiss steak, A chicken barbecue will

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be held Saturday, May 9, at Ripley Church of Christ. Chicken will be sold beginning at 4 p.m., until sold out, with proceeds to benefit maintenance of the cemetery. Last year’s event raise $1,887. Mowing expenses for 2014 exceeded $2,500. Donations may also be sent for upkeep of the cemetery. Send them to Ripley Cemetery, c/o Joe Collins, 5038 Shreve Road, Wooster 44691.

Donations needed Donations are needed to help troubled boys. The Trading Post Thrift Store is located at 7703-B state Route 241, just west of Mount Hope. All proceeds will go to support the Ohio Wilderness Boys Camp. Call 330-857-5516. or 330-4641261.

Briefs Absentee voting under way

The office will be open for absentee voting weekdays through May 1, 8 Absentee voting has a.m.-5 p.m.; May 2, 8 a.m.begun for the May 5 spe- noon; May 3, 1-5 p.m.; and cial election. On the bal- May 4, 8 a.m.-2 p.m. lot in Holmes County is a bond issue of 3.56 mills for Limited tax forms construction in the South- to be available east Local School District. Voters need not pro- The Holmes County Disvide a reason for voting trict Public Library would absentee, but must apply like to make you aware for a ballot in writing and that the IRS is limiting the submit the request to the type and amount of print county board of elections. tax forms this year. LibrarRequests must include ies will receive forms 1040, name, residential address, 1040A and 1040EZ. There mailing address (if differ- will be NO instruction bookent), date of the election, lets or other forms delivered. a statement the person Forms and instruction bookrequesting the ballot is a lets are available online at qualified elector, date of www.irs.gov. birth, identification, voter’s If you have any questions, contact Susan Corl at the signature and date. Identification is required Central Library at 330-674and may come in the form 5972, Ext. 227. of an Ohio driver’s license or state ID number, the last Euchre scheduled four digits of the voter’s Social Security number, or at Holmesville a copy of another accept- American Legion able form of identification. A basic form is available at Holmesville American the Holmes County Board Legion will hold weekly of Elections, 75 E. Clinton euchre tournaments SatSt., Suite 108, Millersburg, urdays at 7 p.m. Call the or may be downloaded at Legion at 330-279-3040. www.holmescountyboardofelections.com. Energy help The Holmes County Board of Elections encour- applications ages voting in person in the available board office because this saves taxpayer dollars by Home Energy Assistance eliminating postage costs. Program applications are

available at the Darb Snyder Senior Center for lowincome households. For more information contact the Senior Center, 170 Parkview Drive, or 330-674-0580, 7 a.m.-2:30 p.m., Monday-Friday. Kno-Ho-Co Community Action offers Emergency HEAP. Call 330-674-6479 for more information. Deadline is April 30.

Donations needed for Pleasant Valley Cemetery Pleasant Valley Cemetery is accepting donations to pay for mowing of the cemetery. Any amount is appreciated. For more information, call Robert L. Croskey, 330-276-3322. Donations may be sent to Croskey at 12049 U.S. 62, Killbuck 44637 or Lilian Duncan, P.O. Box 284, Killbuck 44637.

Food Pantry open monthly for distribution Glenmont Food Pantry is open for food distribution on the second Tuesday of each month from 5-7:30 p.m. at Glenmont School House. The next food distribution day will be Tuesday, May12.

Calendar (From Page 1) ino’s, happy meals from McDonald’s, fruit, desserts and drinks. For entertainment for the children there will be a craft table from Pat Catan’s and a firetruck for them to explore. There will be prizes. For more information and to donate, visit www.cff.org.

Millersburg Lions selling roses The Millersburg Lions Club is Rotary clubs have joined forces once again to help raise funds for equipment at the Crissey Memorial Swimming Pool. The Lions Club again are selling roses and Coblentz chocolates with pick-up day being May 8, just in time for Mother’s Day on May 10. Contact any Lions Club member or call project Chairman Butch Wright at 330-231-3429 by May 1 to place an order. Roses are $16 a dozen; a

ing will be held May 30, 1 p.m., at Lyons Den Golf Course, 6347 Manchester Ave. NW, Canal Fulton. The cost is $75 a player and Ripley Church includes lunch, beverages at the to hold chicken turn, dinner, raffle, auction and Walk for Mental DJ and dancing after the outbarbecue Wellness is May 16 ing. The cost is $25 a person for A chicken barbecue will be those wanting to attend only Join the walk to support free mental health recovery pro- held Saturday, May 9, at Rip- the dinner and dancing. Registration is due by May grams in Wayne and Holmes ley Church of Christ. Chicken will be sold beginning at 4 p.m., 15 to Michael Laubacher, 330counties. Rotary Club to hold Walk for Mental Wellness will until sold out, with proceeds 936-4619, danlaubacherfoundabe held Saturday, May 16, at to benefit maintenance of the tion@gmail.com. Makes checks 5k/10k on May 16 MOCA House, 637 College cemetery. Last year’s event payable to Dan Laubacher raise $1,887. Memorial Fund. Provide team The Rotary Club will hold a Ave., Wooster. Mowing expenses for 2014 member names and the cap5k/10k/Kids Fun Run on May You can help provide peer16, beginning at 8:30 a.m. based programs for individu- exceeded $2,500. Donations tain’s email address or teleThere will be a 5k race, a als with mental health issues, may also be sent for upkeep phone number. Proceeds benefit the Dan 10k race and a kids’ fun run. and free educational programs of the cemetery. Send them to Medals will be awarded to the for family members and law Ripley Cemetery, c/o Joe Col- Laubacher Children Benevolins, 5038 Shreve Road, Wooster lent Fund and the Dan Lautop three runners in each age enforcement. bacher Memorial Foundation. group: 19-younger, 20-29, 30-39, To form a team or participate 44691. Laubacher was a trooper with 40-49, 50-59 and 60-older. as an individual walker, call the State Highway Patrol and Entry fee for the 5k race is $25 330-264-1590 or visit www.nami- Laubacher golf worked at the Wooster Post for and $30 for the 10k. Deadline wayneholmes.org/walk.html many years. He died in May for registration is May 6, which Tax-deductible donations outing is May 30 guarantees a T-shirt. Race day may be sent to: Walk for MenThe inaugural Dan “Skinny” 2014 just before his 40th birthregistration is $30 and $35, but tal Wellness, NAMI Wayne and Laubacher Memorial Golf Out- day. 1-pound box of Coblentz chocolates also sells for $16. Proceeds will go toward building a pavilion at Deer Park. Lions will be at the Life Center (the old Grocery Bag) on Friday (May 8) from 12 noon to 6 p.m. and again on Saturday from 7 a.m. till noon. Extras will be ordered. Roses come in red, pink and yellow.

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New Horizon Naturals — Where wellness is healthy and growing Sweet health and sweet honey are two of the things that New Horizon Naturals in Millersburg is known for. After working in the industry for more than nine years, owner/ manager Miriam Hilty decided to open her own store at 1441 South Washington Street in Millersburg in 2011. Hilty has seen great success so far and is looking forward to some exciting changes and growth for the business later this year. A Bible verse that has inspired Hilty is Ezekiel 47:12, which talks about the earth being made fruitful with trees bearing fruit and “...the leaf thereof being for medicine.� The honey New Horizon

have different requirements. At New Horizon Naturals customers can taste test the honey they are buying right there in the store. Another popular product is Dr. Schulze’s organic herbal remedies, detox and super food supplements. All of the brands New Horizon Naturals

Naturals sells is a rarity. True, pure honey is hard to find, as many products which are labeled as “pure honey� are actually diluted with other ingredients like water or sugar syrups.

Honey purity laws vary by region and Florida is the only state that requires honey to display all additives as long as it is manufactured and sold within Florida, all other states

Holmesville 330-279-2283 2 miles north of Holmesville on SR 83 SALE DATES: April 27th - May 2nd ~ Deli ~ NEW Cajun Ham ............................................$2.59 lb. Beef Bologna ...................................................$3.59 lb. Marble .............................................................$2.79 lb. Lacey Baby Swiss ............................................$3.19 lb.

~ Produce ~ Idaho Potatoes .................................... $1.99/10 lb. bag Yukon Gold Potatoes........................... $1.99/10 lb. bag

Fern Sale.........................................2 for $20.00 • Hanging Baskets • Potted Flowers • Planting Flowers

• Tomato Plants • Potting Soil • Top Soil

• Peat Moss • Cow Manure • Chicken Manure

Mulch - Bark - Brown - Black - Red ..... $3.50 ea. 10 or more $3.25 ea Summer Hours: Mon. – Fri. 9-7 • Sat. 9-6; OHIO FOOD STAMPS Closed Sunday

sells are researched by Hilty and her staff. “We like to find the products our customers need and we will look to the established brands that we know and trust first,� said Hilty. The Trim Healthy Mama lifestyle plan is also featured in the store and goes right along with the health

goals that New Horizon Naturals promotes. Their products are meant to be a health benefit for the entire family, with a lifestyle plan that gets away from grains, processed sugars and processed foods, helping find ways to foster a healthier way See Pg. 9 — NATURALS

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When the cells of your body are exposed to “pollen”or “bacteria,”the exposed cells elicit a cellular response. Everything in life has a resonant frequency (vibrational frequency, how the molecules vibrate)... including pollen, bacteria, hormones, neurotransmitters, etc. If your cells are exposed to the resonant frequency of pollen, without the presence of pollen, your cells will have the same response as if they were exposed to the pollen itself. Using this understanding of resonant frequencies, we can determine precisely what the body needs to bring it into its optimal fat burning zone and keep it there. We do this by measuring the baseline of each factor that we are measuring (hormone, neurotransmitter, heavy metal, bacteria, virus, organ, etc.), then we can determine what supplement or formula is needed by observing what the effect of that item is on the baseline (whether it makes it more coherent or less coherent).

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(From Page 7) of eating for everyone. Other items flying off the shelves right now are tart cherry supplements, chia seeds and quinoa. “Most of our customers who travel the greatest distance come for the Food Grade Diatomaceous Earth,� added Hilty. “All of our glutenfree products are also very popular. The Deland Breads we carry are a main staple for many of our customers.� New Horizon Naturals also carries a wide selection of books, essential oils and bath and body items in addition to their grocery and wellness products. Their bulk herbs and teas are perfect for customers who want to mix their own blends. The store also specializes in making blends which are geared toward kidney/ bladder issues, sleep aids, respiratory issues and cold and flu symptoms. New Horizon Naturals updates its Facebook page regularly with specials every month and great tips and ideas for healthy living. This month featured a recipe for a doit-yourself face mask with

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TAKEN organic strawberries and sage on Facebook or call lemon juice to help pro- 330-674-1360. mote clear, bright, nourished skin. Regular store hours are Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 7 p.m., Wednesdays and Saturdays, 8:30 a.m. to 6 p.m., closed on Sundays. For more information, feel free to send New Horizon Naturals a mes-

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Thank you for allowing us to serve you for 40 years

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Lehman’s (From Page 4) was planting what you want. “It’s amazing how many people will plant a whole bunch of cabbage and then remember that no one in their family likes cabbage,� she said. Ervin says that many of their customers grow raspberry bushes and

make jams for gifts, but don’t make enough to preserve them for the winter. “We’re here to help people realize they can do it, giving them the confidence, the knowledge and giving them the tools,� she said. Each department will feature gift baskets with a wide variety of different items that will be award-

ed to winners who sign up for drawings throughout the day. Poulton says there also will be industry pros on hand throughout the day giving demonstrations. “They’ll be here to talk about their products and help show how things work,� he said. Lehman’s is celebrating its 60th anniversary all year.

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“We’ve been family owned and operated the whole time,� Ervin said. “My father, who is still involved in the business will be here Saturday to celebrate. We have grown over the years, but, ironi-

Closed May 14th Ascension Day 330-857-0341 • 15172 Harrison Rd. • Apple Creek STORE HOURS: April 15 - June 15 • Open 8 a.m. - 8 p.m. Mon-Fri.; Sat. 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Closed Sunday.

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Reporter Kevin Lynch can be reached at 330674-5676 or klynchthedaily-record.com.

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Friday, May 29, 2015 Please send in your favorite recipe, name, hometown, email/phone, and photo (if available) to: Spectrum Editor 212 E. Liberty St. Wooster, OH 44691 or email: cnoyes@the-daily-record.com

Goodwill offering home pick-up Goodwill Industries of Wayne and Holmes Counties is offering home pickup service for those who have a large amount of donations. If residing in Wayne or Holmes counties, call Goodwill at 330-264-1300, Ext. 232. All donations help create local jobs.

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As A Community Oriented Business, We at

P O H S E K I B S ’ R E B A R Are committed to not only keeping you out riding, but making each experience the Very Best It Can Be!

Who enjoys a ride cut short because of a flat tire or frayed Cable!?! So off you go, with bike in tow, to get it fixed, and the sooner the better! Correct? But how about, “RIGHT NOW!”? Absolutely! With the 3 additional service stations we’ve added, it is now easier than ever to provide immediate service. If at all possible, we will assess your bicycle with you and proceed with the needed service, while you are free to look on or browse through our showroom. You may also curl up in our arm chair by the fire with a cup of freshly ground, locally roasted, Pink Elephant Coffee & read through our store of cycling books and magazines. If the coziness should by chance, lull you to biker’s dreamland, more power to you. You’ll awaken fully recharged to find your bike feeling very much like you, renewed and ready to roll!

You won’t have to miss tonight’s ride after all! And you’ve saved the TIME, COST & INCONVENIENCE of having to make that 2nd trip back a week later to pick up your bike.

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Farming A beautiful day for Ohio Holstein Spring Sale It was warm weather, spring breezes and outstanding registered Holsteins at the Wayne County fairgrounds as breeders gathered April 18 for the Ohio Holstein Spring Sale. Fifty-three consignments, all ages, from cows milking 135 pounds a day to baby March calves paraded the ring for an average of $2,425. Milking cows averaged $3,305. Top sellers were: Lot No. 2, Ten-Penny Mogul Wizbang-ET, a 2-year-old classified Good Plus 83, milking 84 pounds a day, and with contract interest was the

log. Pine-Tree 4774 Hero 5583, a 2-year-old, was recently fresh, milking 94 pounds a day, and is the No. 1 GTPI Siemers Toys Hero 9701-ET daughter in the breed. She is from 12 generations of Very Good and Excellent highest seller at $6,300. Buyer was Brian Gunkel- dams. Buyer was Titus Zimmerman, Greenwich, man of Mansfield.This and she was consigned by Mountfield SSI DCY Matthew Steiner, MarMogul daughter with a shallville. +2374 GTPI is from an Lot No. 1 Pine-Tree Excellent Shottle dam Mogul Shifty-ET, a sumfrom the Rudy Missy Family. Matthew Steiner, mer yearling, sold for $3,700 to Gene Van Rhee, Marshallville, was the agent for Sand Creek consignor. Dairy, Hastings, Michigan Selling for $5,500 was Lot No. 61, an added con- and was consigned by signment not in the cata- Lyle B. Ruprecht, Butler.

A Mogul daughter, her dam has a son at Semex, her grandam is Pine-Tree Mint Sharla and she is from the Rudy Missy family. Lot No. 5 sold for $3,700 to Johnny Walley, Jacksonville, Texas and was consigned by Matthew Steiner, Marshallville. Pine-Tree Anne Tang-ET is a fall calf sired by MR Welcome Hill Tango-ET and her dam was the All-Ohio winning Lindlaur Gabor Annette EX 91 and she is from nine generations Very Good and Excellent dams. Miss Dusk Mandelin, Lot No. 26, sold for

$3,500 to Mark Fledderjohann, Celina, and was consigned by Silver Creek Dairy, LLC, Forest. Classified Very Good 86, she is a daughter of Scientific SS Dusk from eight generations of Very Good and Excellent dams. A f4-year-old, she was big and black, with a beautiful udder and milking 114 pounds a day. Lot No. 19, Mor-Yet Guthrie Affie, a Very Good 86 3-year-old, was milking 82 pounds a day with a nice record in progress, and was due back in July to Bacon-Hill Montross-ET. Her dam is a Very Good daughter of

Lylehaven Lightning. She sold for $3,500 to Tony Brown, New Bremen, and was consigned by Silver Creek Dairy, LLC, Forest. Thirteen consignments sold for $3,000 or more. Volume buyer was Matthew Miller, Fredericksburg. Consignments sold to Texas and Michigan, as well as Ohio. Auctioneer was Steve Andrews, Wooster with Ted Renner, Dalton, reading the pedigrees. Ringmen were Randall Kiko, Steve Deam, Ken Janes, Paul Haskins and Chad Griffith. Steven Jordan was in charge of cattle preparation.

Bureau working together to address problem of algal growth Several times I have written editorials about how great it is to work in rural Ohio with Ohio’s farming families. These are industrious people willing to accept the responsibilities of being productive, caring citizens; not looking for a ‘hand-out’ and always ready to extend a ‘hand-up.’ Well, never in my 16

years in this profession have I been as proud of the people with whom I work than now; as we work together to address the

difficult problem of nutrients creating algal growth in lakes and streams. The problem of algal growth is caused by a myriad of factors almost too numerous to list, but let me highlight a few: discharge from municipal wastewater treatment plants; chemical fertilizer runoff from golf courses, stadiums and private lawns; nutrient runoff

from farm fields; leeching from private septic systems; dredging of rivers and ports to facilitate shipping. Of the aforementioned sources of the problem, the only group attempting to immediately address its portion of the cause is Ohio farmers. Recently the Ohio legislature enacted laws governing how farmers may

Farmerstown Community Livestock Auction LLC 5 Black Feeders for Feeder-Calf Sale April 28th 1 Black Angus Bull for the Night Sale May 1st

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apply both chemical fertilizers and natural fertilizers such as livestock manure. Editorialists in some papers berated farm organizations for having the gall to ask for a reasonable period of time for farmers to make the necessary financial investments and changes before the implementation of penalties. In reality, farmers and their organizations had already owned up to THEIR SHARE of the problem and had begun implementing changes before the enactment of legislative mandates. Farmers were already attending conferences to receive certification in proper soil testing accompanied by measured application of chemical fertilizers. Agricultural organi-

zations and agribusinesses around the state had already reserved funds to further study the problem and develop sound, scientific solutions. The only request from farmers was that, because Ohio’s farms are more than 99 percent small, family owned businesses, they be given a relatively short period of time to make financial investments in capital improvements to their farms such as increased manure storage capacity, improved equipment, soil mapping, etc. In reality, farmers and their organizations like the Ohio Farm Bureau have already implemented some very noteworthy accomplishments: See Pg. 13 — ALGAL

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Farming Farmers anxious to start planting warned against ‘irreversible’ errors Our recent weather pattern has growers anxious to get in the fields and get the 2015 planting season under way. Peter Thomison, OSU Extension corn specialist, reminds growers mistakes made during crop establishment are usually irreversible, and can put a “ceiling� on a crop’s yield potential before the plants have even emerged. He offers the following tips: Perform tillage operations only when necessary and under the proper soil conditions: Avoid working wet soil and reduce secondary tillage passes. Perform secondary tillage operations only when necessary to prepare an adequate seedbed. Shallow compaction created by excessive secondary tillage can reduce crop yields. Deep tillage should be used only when a compacted zone has been identified and soil is relatively dry. Planting timing: Avoid early planting on poorly drained soils or those prone to ponding. Yield reductions resulting from “mudding the seed in� are often much greater than those resulting from

ducted by OSU from 2006 to the present suggest that on more highly productive soils, with greater yield potential, final stands of 30,000 plants/acre or higher were required to maximize yields. Most research suggests planting a hybrid at suboptimal seeding rates is more likely to cause yield loss than planting above recommended rates. Plant a mix of hybrid maturities: Planting a mix of hybrids with different maturities reduces damage from diseases and environmental stress at different growth stages (improving the odds of successful pollination) and spreads out harvest time and workload. Consider spreading hybrid maturity selections between early, mid and full season hybrids. Planting a range of hybrid maturities is probably the simplest and most effective way to diversify and broaden hybrid genetic backgrounds. Plant full season hybrids first: Planting a full season hybrid first, then alternately planting early

a slight planting delay. If rainy conditions persist, remember that good yields are still possible with later planting dates. Adjust seeding depth according to soil conditions: Plant between 11⠄2 to 2 inches deep to provide for frost protection and adequate root development. Seeding depth should be monitored regularly during planting and adjusted for varying weather and soil conditions. Irregular, especially shallow planting depths, contribute to uneven plant emergence which can reduce yields. Adjust seeding rates on a field-by-field basis: Lower seeding rates are usually preferable when droughty or marginal soils limit yield potential. On soils averaging 120 bu/ acre or less, final stands of 20,000 to 22,000 plants/ acre are usually adequate for optimal yields. Plant population studies con- See Pg. 17 — FARMERS

Algal (From Page 12) — Helping thousands of farmers in the Western Lake Erie Basin develop nutrient management plans; — Working with state legislators to secure state funding for water quality initiatives; — Establishing a network of demonstration farms through collaborations; — Committing additional funding (private dollars) to The Ohio State University edge-of-

field study; — Increasing the commitment to the Healthy Water Ohio coalition; — Supporting local Farm Bureaus in development of water quality programming; — Promoting 4-R Nutrient Stewardship principles and other conservation practices; — Securing federal funds that will help improve water quality. All of these programs and others are voluntary acts by responsible farm-

ers. Individual farming families will be investing thousands of dollars into improvements to help ensure clean water for each of us. Is it great to work in rural Ohio with Ohio’s farmers? I could not be more proud to work for a great organization like the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation and with great people like the professional farmers in these counties. Happy Earth Day. And thank you, farmers.

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Master of the last-minute meets his match Last week a colleague and I were gleefully exchanging war stories of our mutual vice. “I don’t gamble, I don’t race motorcycles and I don’t jump out of airplanes,� he said. “This is what I do for fun anymore. Everyone’s got to have something, right?� “Oh, I know exactly what you’re saying,� I said. “It’s every bit the adrenaline rush of blasting downhill on a mountain bike, but with considerably less risk of breaking a collar bone!� We ended our conversation with that final laugh and headed off, each in the direction of his own set of yet-to-be-finished projects. Our shared addiction: deadline pushing. It begins innocently enough and springtime is undoubtedly the easiest time to get hooked. You bump a project off by a day or two to take advantage of a beautiful sunny

you end up on your knees, quite possibly with a wet spot on the front of your trousers. Oh, for the laughter of two men who had most certainly mastered “the art of the last minute.� I remembered that day by going to the ball moment on the morngame, heading off to the ing of April 14, as I sat fishing hole or taking an surrounded by piles of extra-long bike ride. When you return to your paperwork, stacks of toil you complete the task receipts and the broadly strewn inner workings of with renewed vigor and a pathetically outdated zest, wrapping up your computer. Fate is no assigned duty in half the normal time. This is both a friend of the braggart, very good thing and a very and it chose to make a point of that beginning at bad thing: The good is, of 10 o’clock the previous course, that you’ve completed your work on time. evening. With half of my data The bad is that you’ve now been emboldened by already entered in the old machine — one I literally your success. fire up just one evening The slippery slope a year specifically to preensues, and pretty soon pare my taxes — I found every deadline becomes myself dead in the water an electric fence. You when the ancient monitor edge closer and closer, chose “Tax Night 2015� to daring fate to throw a go into the light. spark until one day the There were panicked arc makes the jump and

attempts at resuscitation. I ran to the living room, unplugged all of the cables and wires from our television and dragged it within cord’s reach of the

relic computer, but all I got was a blizzard of electronic failure. In the wee hours I made the call and began tabulating everything by hand.

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In the words of my neighbor who had just rounded the corner of his garage, I suddenly went into spasms and there was loud shrieking where the sound of the lawn mower once was. In my defense, it was a critters, I have a strict less than calm display of leg rule I adhere to, attempting to save the no matter what. In the life of the legless creapast week I have rescued baby bunnies and ture who decided to dart turtles as they partake into the path of certain death. in their vernal activiNot wanting to have ties, but I draw the line to clean snake guts out at snakes. of the inner workings of Two legs, good. Four the blade, it was truthlegs, good. Six or even fully with great stealth, eight legs, good. No precision and slight hyslegs? No way. terics that I managed to I don’t particularly enjoy snakes, especially save the life of that poor garter snake. when I’m not expectIn fact, within the time ing them. Even less so when I’m jamming away span of 20 minutes, I had saved the lives of behind the mower and two Kamikaze snakes one decides to play who thought they were long-grass-chicken and really funny. (As if they test my reflexes by couldn’t see my perfectslithering right in the ly parallel stripes and path of the spinning know what was coming.) blade.

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Living briefs Artist meet-greet planned An artist meet-andgreet will be held at Expressions Fine Art & Gift Gallery, 414 N. Washington St., Millersburg, on Saturday, April 25, 10 a.m.-4 p.m. The event is part of a spring reopening celebration. For more information call 330-473-9608 or email expressionsfineartandgifts@gmail.com.

Garaway performs final concerts The Garaway Performing Arts Department announces the final concerts for the 2014-15 school year.

On Tuesday, May 5, there will be a band concert in the high school gym at 7 p.m. The concert will consist of the fifthand sixth-grade band, the middle school band, the high school band and the jazz band. On Thursday, May 7, a choir concert will be held in the middle school gym, featuring the middle school choir, the high school choir and the show choir. The bands and choirs are under the direction of Stephen Tripp. The Booster meeting, scheduled for May 5, has been rescheduled to Monday, May 11 at 7 p.m. in the band room.

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Based on the bestselling novel by Lisa Genova. This movie is rated information, call 330- PG-13. Pizza will be (From Page 16) served. Patrons can take 674-5972, Ext. 211. Dinner & a Movie their own bottled water Library – Thursday, May 14 from 5:30-7 p.m. Kids at the Central Library or soda and snacks. Regages 7-12 can play Mine- – Monday, May 18 at 6 istration is required for craft on a secure server p.m. Watch this touch- this free program. Call in multiplayer mode. ing film starring Julianne 330-674-5972 for movie Registration is required Moore as a woman diag- title and to register or and space is limited. nosed with early onset stop by the Central disease. Library. To register or for more Alzheimer’s

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Clubs Liberty Coalition The Holmes County Liberty Coalition meets the second Thursday of each month at the Millersburg Comfort Inn at 7 p.m. Programs vary.

Killbuck Valley Writers’ Club Has anyone ever told you “You should write a book”? Maybe you even started one but never finished. Or, you have a great idea but just can’t seem to take that first step toward getting something

on paper. The Killbuck Valley Writers’ Guild (KVWG) might be just what you need to make your book a reality. KVWG is a group of serious adult writers who are working on novels, short stories and non-fiction. KVWG meets most Sundays at 1 p.m. in the Fireplace Room at Jitters Coffee House, Millersburg. Call 330-464-0624 or go to http://www.killbuckvalleywritersguild.org/ for information.

Community meets the Knights Gaming 6 p.m. at the Holmes third Wednesday of each County District Public month at 6 p.m., at Young Society Library, Millersburg. Uniforms and Scrubs, Knights of Gaming Millersburg. Contact Phyl- Board Gaming Society lis Young 330-674-0676 or meets the third Saturday Millersburg 1-866-386-2026. of the month from noon- Lions Club

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Briefs ODOT also pays for guards from state prisons than 1,400 Adopt-A- and county jails to moniHighway groups. tor inmates working to ODOT’s Adopt-A- pick up litter. Highway groups clean a Groups wanting to two-mile section, or inter- adopt a section of highchange, a minimum of four way or an interchange times a year for two years. can apply at http://www. Last year, Adopt-A-High- dot.state.oh.us/Divisions/ way volunteers picked up Operations/Maintenance/ 20,000 bags of trash, sav- Pages/AdoptAHighway. ing ODOT $130,000. aspx

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The link between snoring and heart disease (BPT) — Snoring isn’t pleasant for anyone — not the partner who has to sleep beside the snorer, nor the snorer whose breathing may pause repeatedly throughout the night. But did you know that loud, excessive snoring is often a sign of obstructive sleep apnea, a condition that, if left untreated, can cause you to be five times more likely to die from heart disease? Along with good nutrition and regular exercise, healthy sleep is essential for a healthy heart. Heart disease is the leading cause of death in the U.S, so treating sleep apnea is good for your sleep and your heart.

According to the National Healthy Sleep Awareness Project, obstructive sleep apnea is a chronic disease that afflicts at least 25 million U.S. adults. “Obstructive sleep apnea is destroying the health of millions of Americans, and the problem has only gotten worse over the last two decades,� says Dr. Timothy Morgenthaler, president of the American Academy of Sleep Medicine and a national spokesperson for the Healthy Sleep Project. The project is a collaboration between the AASM, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the Sleep

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Community briefs Holmes can provide birth certificates The Holmes County Health District is able to issue certified birth certificates to anyone born in Ohio. Hours are 8 a.m.4:30 p.m. Monday-Friday. Cost is $25. The district can be reached at 85 N. Grant St. or 330-674-5035. Cost of a certified birth certificate is $25.

Take a free driving permit practice test Practice makes perfect and that goes for driving. Be confident when you take your driving test by using the new free permit practice test available on the Holmes County District Public Library’s website. HCDPL is one of only a few libraries in Ohio that offers the practice test. To get started visit www.holmeslibrary.org and click on the “Free Permit Practice Tests� icon located on the homepage. It’s as easy as that. For more information or to find out about other free reference resources, visit the Central Library or call 330-674-5972, Ext. 203.

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Sheriff is shamed and shoe search continues Politics is in full swing in South Carolina. There is a primary coming up next week to choose the Republican candidate to run for sheriff in our county. There are at least 16 men running for the job and we are not familiar with any of them. One is named Will Rogers, but we are sure he is not the movie star. We would not need to be electing a new sheriff if the last one, who had just been re-elected and had been in office for many years, would have behaved himself. Instead he was caught one night a few months ago in what you might call an embarrassing situation. He was involved in an accident where he left

weekend there was the annual Cooper River Bridge Run in downtown Charleston and the Azalea Festival in Summerville. The bridge run had more than 30,000 people registered from all over the world and the scene, was chased over 27,000 finished. going over the speed We went to the Azalea limit by quite a lot, Festival last year but failed to stop for blue did not choose to repeat lights, and on top of it the experience this year all he was drunk. due to the big crowds He hung on to his job and lack of need to buy a few weeks before he anything. wisely decided to resign The third big thing his post. We will stay the same weekend was home from voting in the a cruise ship docked primary and wait for the downtown with its thouregular election since sands of passengers we are so ill informed. turned loose on the Thousands of tourstreets. The locals comists keep descending plain the cruisers just on our area. In one take up space and don’t

eat in the restaurants because their food is already included on the ship. Probably the most they do is take the carriage rides. The tourism council is trying to remedy the problem by not scheduling so many things for one time, but apparently they have been saying this for years and nothing has been done. This week is the Family Circle Cup, which is a very long bout of tennis playing with people coming from all over the world to compete. It brings in more huge crowds. In the meantime I’m still trying to locate a decent pair of dressy shoes for the season.

Music of 20s, 30s, 40s featured at Wayne Center for the Arts Attorney turned Boogie, Blues, & Ragtime musician, Matthew Ball, aka The Boogie Woogie Kid, will heat up the piano keys at Wooster’s Wayne Center for the Arts with an all American program of family piano favorites from the swing dancing era of the 20s, 30s and 40s Saturday, May 2 at 10 a.m. Today with more than 3 million youtube views of his past performance and at home video footage, and concerts with regu-

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Daughter Robyn and I took a fruitless trip to the mall. We went into two huge department stores (Dillard’s and Belk). There were thousands of pairs of good looking shoes, but let me advise you who have been cursed with narrow feet — they do not care whether we have new shoes or not. People with wide feet also can look elsewhere. There must be a lot of people with medium width feet in the world. The man working in Dillard’s shoe department apologized and suggested I send an email to corporate and complain. The young gal at Belk didn’t really give a hang. At least

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Coshocton Choir Concert to perform Sunday Day by Day is the theme of the Coshocton Community Choir’s Spring Concert on Sunday, April 26 at 3 p.m. More than 200 musicians from throughout central Ohio in the adult choir, The Coshocton Children’s Choir, the Coshocton Youth Chorale, the Roscoe Brass, and accompanist, Dickie Barrick, will perform at Coshocton High School’s McKinley Auditorium. The choir’s founder and director, Charles R. Snyder, says that the title of a particular song often sparks the creative process, and such was the case for this year’s Spring concert. This year it is Paul J.

Christiansen’s setting of the Scandinavian hymn Day by Day. “Even though it has only been performed by our choir three other times it is a favorite of those who know it,” Snyder said. “Day by Day talks about God bringing blessings to every day and reminding us that we are never alone as we journey through life.” There are two pieces for double choir: Let All the Nations Praise the Lord and Lord, Let at Last Thine Angels Come which features the Community Choir and the Youth Chorale. “It is always a neat experience for both groups when they can

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ence even gets to sing along,” said Snyder. Bless This House is new to the Community Choir repertoire. Snyder said he first heard it on the Crystal Cathedral, sung by former Miss America Dorothy Benham, and thought, ‘We need to do this with the Community Choir.’ So he spent six months tracking the arrangement down and is excited to share it with the choir audience. We are also singing My Eternal King to honor the memory of two choir members, Dave Bown and Peter Shults, who died this past fall,” shared Snyder. “It was one of Dave’s favorite pieces.”

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In the Youth Chorale repertoire No Man Is an Island at one time was a favorite for high school commencements. “It uses part of John Donne’s Meditation XVII to talk about how interconnected we all are,” said Snyder. “They are also singing Cry Out and Shout in celebration of what would have been composer Knut Nystedt’s 100th birthday, who died this past December, two months after his 99th birthday.” The Children’s Choir is singing the familiar He’s Got the Whole World in His Hands. They are also singing a stunning ballad The Path to the Moon. The Kazoo Koncerto, a

favorite of the Children’s Choir and audiences, will bring smiles and a few laughs. McKinley Auditorium is located at 1205 Cambridge Road in Coshocton. Tickets for the Day by Day concert are $10 for adults and $5 for students and are available at the door, on the choir website www.CoshoctonCommunityChoir.org or by calling Business Manager, Lee Bown at 740622-3960. For more information about the choir and their concerts, contact the Coshocton Community Choir at 740-623-0554, find them on Facebook and at www.CoshoctonCommunityChoir.org.

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Millersburg. Both houses will be open for inspection — the Career Center house on Saturday, May 2 from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. and the house at West Holmes on Friday, May 8 from 9 a.m.-3 p.m. The houses have been constructed by students in the Construction Technology program (Career Center location) and the Building Trades program (West Holmes campus.) Both houses are Cape Cod style with

Ashland County-West Holmes Career Center will be offering two brand new houses at auction in May. The first auction will be held May 9 at 10 a.m. at Ashland County-West Holmes Career Center, 1783 State Route 60, Ashland, and the second auction will be held May 16 at West Holmes High School, 10909 State Route 39, See Pg. 23 — SCHOOL

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School (From Page 22) a 1,485 square-foot finished first floor and an 800 square-foot unfinished second floor. The first floor includes kitchen, dining area, laundry/ utility room, foyer, living room, two bedrooms and two baths. The second floor area is large enough for two more bedrooms and is pre-plumbed for another bathroom. For more information, call

Test preparation and will take place at the Wayne College Holmes Campus (above Bags Restaurant in Millersburg) from 10 a.m.-2:30 p.m. on July 24. Foundation to BWS Education Consulting will conduct the worksponsor ACT Students will work Turbo Workshop shop. with actual sample tests The Holmes County from the ACT, as well as Education Foundation additional test prep matewill be sponsoring an ACT rials. Cost is $20 or four Test Turbo Workshop. hours of verified commuThis event helps with ACT nity service. Lunch will be John Staats at 419-2893313 (Career Center) or David McMillen at 330674-6085 (West Holmes).

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included. Pre-registration is required. Registration forms are available at both Hiland and West Holmes High School guidance offices, the Wayne College Holmes Campus and at the Holmes County Education Foundation. Deadline to register is June 26. Only 26 seats are available; Preference will be given to students who are Holmes County residents and who will be seniors in the 2015-2016 academic year. Any ques-

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grade point average. Instructions for the application process can be obtained on the West Holmes District website, under District News, http://www.westholmes. k12.oh.us. The application deadline is Monday, June 15. For more information, call Courtney Cooper at 419-827-2006.

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study through the Paris Conservatory back to Frederic Chopin by way of Magda Tagliaferro, Alfred Cortot and Emile Descombs, who was a late pupil of the composer Chopin. This special toe-tappin’ program of family piano fun will feature classics

like Swanee River, Over the Rainbow, Waltzing Matilda, The Entertainer, In the Mood, Chopsticks Boogie, Bumble Boogie and so many more. Admission is free for the hourlong program. Wayne Center for the Arts is located at 237 South Walnut Street, Wooster. For more information, call 330-264-2787.

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Entertainment briefs normal encounters. The cost of participation is $40, which must be paid in advance. In addition to the public events, facilitated paranormal tours are available upon request for groups of eight-12. Reservations for the public event or arrangements for a private investigation can be made by calling 330-674-0022 or emailinginfo@holmeshistory.com.

Paranormal nights return to Victorian House Back by popular demand, the Holmes County Historical Society has reintroduced public paranormal nights at the Victorian House Museum to its calendar of events for 2015. With participation limited to 12 people per night, reservations are being taken for all dates — June 13 and Sept. 19. Investigations begin at 8 p.m. and last 2½ hours, followed by a time of snacking and sharing at the adjacent Castle Club. An introduction and orientation, to begin at 7:30 p.m., will immediately precede the investigation. Some equipment will be available for use by public participants, however, individuals are encouraged to take their own equipment, including digital cameras, recorders and flashlights. They will tour the house in small groups with members of the Victorian House’s paranormal team, who will share stories of past para-

Euchre Party is April 28 Public Euchre Card Party, Tuesday, April 28, 7 p.m., St. Luke Community Center, Rambo St., Danville, Ohio (turn west at traffic light, go one-half block — directly across street from Danville High School). $1 admission; prizes and refreshments.

Laubacher golf outing is May 30 The inaugural Dan “Skinny� Laubacher Memorial Golf Outing will be held May 30, 1 p.m., at Lyons Den Golf Course, 6347

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with the State Highway Patrol and worked at the Wooster Post for many years. He died in May 2014 just before his 40th birthday. The memorial foundation in his name, in conjunction with Patriot 500 Racing, is in the process of dedicating a mobile education lab trailer to Labacher’s passion for helping youth. The trailer will travel to Ohio schools to provide hands-on experiences in science, technology, engineering, math and safety.

Walk benefit mental wellness programs The Walk for Mental Wellness will be held May 16 at MOCA House, 637 College

Ave., Wooster. Proceeds help to provide peer-based programs for people with mental health issues, and free educational programs for family members and law enforcement. To form a team or participate as an individual walker, call 330-264-1590 or visit www.namiwayneholmes. org/walk.html. A Walk for Mental Wellness T-shirt will be included with adult registrations paid by April 24. Tax-deductible donations may be sent to: Walk for Mental Wellness, NAMI Wayne and Holmes Counties, 637 College Ave., Wooster 44691.

Garaway bands, choirs in concert

The Garaway Performing Arts Department announces the final concerts for the 2014-15 school year. On Tuesday, May 5, there will be a band concert in the high school gym at 7 p.m. the concert will consist of the fifth and sixth grade band, the middle school band, the high school band and the jazz band. On Thursday, May 7, a choir concert will be held in the middle school gym, featuring the middle school choir, the high school choir and the show choir. The bands and choirs are under the direction of Mr. Stephen Tripp. The Booster meeting, scheduled for May 5, has been rescheduled to Monday, May 11 at 7 p.m. in the band room.

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Public record Marriage licenses Samuel L. Olney, 667 Bob White Lane, Millersburg, laborer, and Debbie L. Moore, same address, student. Abraham J. Troyer, 23, 3475 State Route 643, Baltic, welder, and Rosie E. Yoder, 20, 17266 Harrison Road, Navarre, assembly

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Public (From Page 26) Baltic, homemaker. Raymond M. Miller, 21, 4001 Township Road 629, Millersburg, woodworker, and Lydiann E. Weaver, 3920 County Road 135, Millersburg, homemaker. Jordan R. Miller, 23, 310 Lugano St., Sugarcreek, server/Der Dutchman Restaurant, and Kelly N. Kandel, 23, 5486 Maple St., Berlin, floater/Yoder Dental. Jacob A. Weaver, 31, 4929 County Road 207, Millersburg, woodworker, and Edna M. Weaver, 21, 9290 Township Road 609, Fredericksburg, homemaker. Owen E. Mast, 29, 7055 Township Road 323, Millersburg, construction, and Christina R. Miller, 26, 8415 Township Road 323, Holmesville, homemaker. Anthony A. Troyer, 5280 County Road 52, Big Prairie, truck driver, and Jillian M. Sparks, same address, cook. Michael M. Weaver, 23, 7463 Hoy Road, Fredericksburg, logging/Columbia Gas Line, and Brenda

K. Miller, 21, 2050 Township Road 416, Dundee, co-owner/Main Street Fudge. Eddie F. Yoder, 24, 9272 Township Road 659, Dundee, saw mill/woodworker, and Marilyn K. Raber, 23, 4032 Township Road 369, Millersburg, homemaker. Allen D. Beachy, 21, 3832 Township Road 371, Millersburg, Bryan Drywall, and Kristene D. Raber, 20, 2739 Township Road 190, Baltic, secretary. Austin T. Swinehart, 20, 9729 County Road 320, Millersburg, CNC machine operator, and Nichole R. Baker, 23, same address, baker. Daniel E. Yoder, 24, 2881 Township Road 128, Millersburg, Millers Sawing/woodworker, and Mary E. Miller, 20, 4789 Township Road 367, Millersburg, homemaker.

Sara Hales, 7233 Township Road 319, Millersburg, and Jeremy Hales, 2247 Friar Tuck, Wooster. They were married in 1997. Amy E. Neville, in care of Holmes County Jail, and Richard J. Neville of Danville. They were married in 2002. Kathleen York, 101 Lakeview Drive, Apt. B58, Millersburg, and Kenneth R. York, 203 Second St., Holmesville. They were married in 2012. Melissa Gongora, P.O. Box 151, Berlin, and Daniel Gongora, 122 St. Paul Drive, Apt. 4, Fremont. They were married in 2005.

Police April 14 — Millersburg Police Department took a report of a vehicle passing a stopped school bus on Glen Drive. Criminal damaging was reported at a business

Road 254, Killbuck. They were married in 1991. Lori A. Jewell, 2559 Impala Ave., Wooster, and Carleton E. Jewell, 2585 Greenbriar, Wooster. They were married in 1999. Teliesha Clabough, 9513 County Road 35, Millersburg, and Fred Clabough III, 9289 Township Road 79, Millersburg. They were married in 2001.

Connie Gallion, 4002 Township Road 55, Killbuck, and Jeff Gallion, 180 Upper Railroad St., Killbuck. They were married in 2002. Divorces Lynn M. Burkey, P.O. Kia M. Reining, 7832 Box 25, Millersburg, and County Road 318, Shreve, John W. Burkey, 231 S. and John Reining, same Main St., Killbuck. They address. They were mar- were married in 2009. ried in 2012. Bethany A. Phillips,

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it wasn’t until he’d been ordered out of the vehicle that Briley emptied her pockets of the stolen cash. He said the $2,010 found in his pants was largely the profits from the sale of a watch and glasses to an acquaintance earlier that day. Larry, arrested and transported to the Holmes County Jail, said he initially and repeatedly lied to investigators, telling them he did not go into the building and he knew nothing about a weapon, because he feared even limited involvement would negatively affect his parole. However, he said, he did not fully implicate the others for fear he would be labeled a snitch. Prior to Monday, he said, he’d never seen the surveillance footage showing him on the stairs to the apartment. Also testifying Tuesday was Urwin, who was arrested, but not indicted in the crime. He denied ever identifying Briley as his sister, knew nothing about a plan to rob Tyler and hadn’t seen Larry in the days leading up to Jan. 5. Contrary to Larry’s testimony and consistent with that of Briley, who testified See Pg. 29 — RIDE

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Ride Prior to trial, Larry waived his right to a jury and opted to have the case heard by Judge Robert Rinfret, who asked closing arguments be submitted in writing within seven days. About a week later, he said, he will hold a hearing to announce his verdict. If Larry is found guilty of any of the charges, Rinfret said, he will impose a sentence on that day. Wilson, also charged with aggravated robbery, grand theft and two counts of aggravated burglary, is scheduled to face a jury in June. Briley, who pleaded guilty to aggravated robbery, is scheduled to be sentenced Thursday, at which time she faces up to 14 years in prison.

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Monday, Urwin said the robbery was discussed in the vehicle as the four fled the scene. While he didn’t hear any of the conversation between Wilson and Briley, he said, he recalls Wilson saying Briley was being attacked inside the apartment. He said he didn’t see Larry put any of the stolen money into his pockets. His testimony followed that of Larry’s girlfriend, Ashantae Crawford, who testified Larry was living with her in Mansfield. She said she was unaware of any contact between Larry and Wilson in the days leading up to Jan. 5 and thought he was on his way to see an attorney about Reporter Christine L. Pratt an automobile crash when he can be reached at 330-674left her house that morning in 5676 or cpratt@the-dailyrecord.com. her mother’s van.

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Ohio a top spot for ‘bigfoot’ sightings WEST SALEM –– From Sasquatch to yeti, there are literally hundreds of names used to described the cryptid creature most commonly dubbed “bigfoot.” And while its very existence is debatable, thousands of researchers and

scientists around the globe claim to have uncovered definitive proof of the creature, which many enthusiast concur is a large, hairy hominid species. The West Salem Library will explore this topic Saturday, April 25, as it welcomes field researcher Dan Baker, founder of the American Primate Exploration group. The event is slated for 1 p.m., and will feature a pre-

sentation followed by question and answer segment. Believer or not, Ohio is a purported hotbed for bigfoot activity, ranking fourth in nation for Sasquatch sightings behind the states that compile the Pacific Northwest. “We’re going to show evidence of some things we found while out researching,” Baker said of the presentation at West Salem

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about four years ago. Since then, his A.P.E. group has grown, developing research partners in nine states, as well as Manitoba, Canada, the United Kingdom, and an upcoming expansion in Australia. Based on its acreage of forests and number of lakes, Baker said, that Ohio is a perfect habitat for bigfoot. “We have a lot of forestry, vegetables, food sources, water, everything the creature needs to survive is here,” the researcher said. “Not to mention that there are hundreds of abandoned

mines all of the state where they can take refuge.” Baker said TV shows like “Finding Bigfoot” or “10 Million Dollar Bigfoot Bounty”provide a black eye to those conducting real research. “Those are purely entertainment,” said Baker, who noted that more than 10,000 bigfoot may inhabit the U.S. “They do not show the real world research, in my opinion. We have two anthropologists in my research organization. We take a scientific approach.”

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Municipal court DUI Robert S. Huy, 27, 8436 State Route 754, Shreve, was fined $600 for driving while under the influence of alcohol. Casey L. Lowe, 24, 3233 State Route 3, Loudonville, was fined $375 for DUI and must complete alcohol counseling. Tony L. Daugherty, 38, 10087 Township Road 67, Apt. B, Killbuck, was fined $375 for driving while under the influence of alcohol and must complete alcohol school. Lee R. Schlegel, 20, 7924 County Road 51, Shreve, was fined $375 for DUI and must complete alcohol school. Alexander W. Galloway, 28, 2241⠄2 Palmer St., Wooster, was fined $375 for DUI and must complete alcohol school. His operator’s license was suspended for 180 days. Lucas M. Berger, 23,

31895 State Route 93, Fresno, was fined $375 for DUI and must complete alcohol school. Brianna E. Brennan, 21, 850 S. Lawn Ave., Coshocton, was fined $525 for driving while under the influence of alcohol. Megan K. Miller, 25, 6274 Township Road 219, Big Prairie, was fined $500 for DUI and was sentenced to three days in jail, which may be served in alcohol school. She was fined $100 for possession of marijuana and $100 for illegal use or possession of drug paraphernalia. Leo Baragona III, 31, 636 Wooster Road, Millersburg, was fined $375 for DUI and must complete alcohol school. Diego Raymundo, 33, 525 Front Ave. SW, New Philadelphia, was fined $375 for driving while under the influence of alcohol. He must complete alcohol school.

Larry G. Cook Jr., 29, 9349 Township Road 91, Killbuck, was fined $525 for driving while under the influence of alcohol and was sentenced to 180 days in jail, with 170 days suspended. He was placed on two years probation and his operator’s license was suspended for one year. Dennis R. Raber, 42, 15562 N. Portage St., Doylestown, was fined $400.70 for DUI. James L. Garver, 40, 640 S. Monroe St., Apt. A, Millersburg, was fined $400 for driving while under the influence of alcohol and must complete alcohol school. He must make restitution. Roger L. Post, 54, 1886 Township Road 73, Killbuck, was fined $525 for DUI and was sentenced to 40 days in jail, with work release after 10 days served. Patrick M. Cornell, 34,

1030 N. Main St., Apt. 3, Killbuck, was fined $400 for DUI and must complete alcohol school. Luke L. Lance, 31, 1547 Southwood Drive, Ashland, was fined $400 for DUI and must complete alcohol school. Dean E. Catherman, 56, P.O. Box 213, Kidron, was fined $400 for driving while under the influence of alcohol. He must complete alcohol school. Roy E. Cornwell Jr., 41, 338 Porter Drive, Shreve, was fined $475 for DUI and was placed on two years probation. He must complete alcohol counseling. Chris D. Hughes, 57, 455 S. Main St., Killbuck, was fined $600 for driving while under the influence of alcohol, $250 for assault, $250 for aggravated menacing and $250 for aggravated trespass. He was placed on nine years probation, must complete

LifeSkills, counseling and passing in a hazardous submit to random drug zone. and alcohol tests. Corinna M. Ozuna, 43, 3551 State Route 83, No. 10, Millersburg, was fined Municipal court $250 for driving while Nicholas C. Kokis, 32, under a Financial Respon3609 State Route 83, Mill- sibility Act suspension. ersburg, was fined $350 Samuel L. Schlabach, 44, for falsification. 270 S. Water St., Killbuck, Brittany D. Seevers, 24, was fined $250 for driving 1301 Evelyn Ave., Zanes- while under suspension. ville, was fined $150 for Elizabeth J. Miller, 24, disorderly conduct. 1353 Perkins Ave., Apt. Ronald E. Pappa, 33, 576 C1, Wooster, was fined Wise St., Millersburg, was $100 for speeding. fined $100 for no regis- Devon W. Conner, 18, tration, and $200 for two 9892 Rogersville Road counts of failure to con- SW, Baltic, was fined $150 fine. for speeding. Anthony M. Klepatzki, Merlin R. Miller, 18, 37, 121 S. Crawford St., 9198 Kidron Road, Apple Millersburg, was fined Creek, was fined $150 for $100 for safety disregard a stop sign violation. and $250 for speeding. Jennifer Riley, 32, 1205 Ivan R. Mullet, 18, 6335 E. Main St., Ashland, was County Road 333, Millers- fined $250 for petty theft burg, was fined $150 for and was placed on five speeding. years probation. She must Jon E. Beachy, 24, 680 make restitution. Bob White Lane, Millersburg, was fined $150 for See Pg. 34 — COURT

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No. 40 Megan Beachy is 40th player to sign with college team *

If you were to take all the kids from the Hiland girls basketball program who have signed athletic scholarships to play at the college level, you would be able to field an eight-team league of your own. On April 15, Megan Beachy became the 40th player from the historic program that has won four state championships and made a state record 14 trips to the state tournament, to sign an athletic scholarship to continue her basketball career. Beachy signed a full scholarship to Div. II Urbana

University. That brings the total of financial assistance to student-athletes to more than $3.3 million. “That’s legitimate money,� Hiland coach Dave Schlabach said. “I know a lot of people do these signing things, but I’m talking about actual, cold, hard cash. Megan Beachy is a full scholarship. I’m not making an imaginary number up here. We look at actual dollars our kids are getting for basketball. “Colleges aren’t going to commit $100,000 in you if they don’t think you are going to be able to help their program,� the coach continued. “It’s been a neat thing to watch happen over

the years, the financial benefits these kids are getting.� Urbana coach Haley Ducey is excited to sign a player of Beachy’s caliber to her program. “I know that Berlin Hiland is a great program,� Ducey said. “Dave does an amazing job of developing kids from the time they’re born on the farm to the time they graduate. I saw that she is the 40th player to commit to play college basketball. That is amazing. Most coaches can’t say they’ve had more than 20 kids. “Megan brings so much skillset to the table,� the coach continued. “With a lot of freshmen, you have to adjust the speed of the

game, but with her I don’t see that as a problem. The caliber of team she played for and the competition they play against, she has the experience I look for in players who can come in here and contribute right away.� Schlabach says he is constantly reminding his players that skills development is an important thing if they are interested in taking their game to the next level. “We always tell our kids, to work on their skills. If they can dribble, pass, shoot, we can get them seen,� he said. “Our kids get a lot of opportunities to display their skills, through Classic in the Country, our summer

program and the exposure at the state tournament. “It also comes down to work ethic,� he continued. “Colleges know when they get Hiland kids, they don’t have to baby-sit them when they get them. We have developed good relationships with college coaches through the Classic and through our history. We get college coaches calling and asking us if we have a player who can help them.� Beachy credits playing as much basketball as she has during her career at Hiland as a reason she was able to move on to play at the next level. “Coach (Schlabach) does such a good job of prepar-

ing us, having us play against top competition,� she said. “I’m looking forward to playing at the next level.� “Like all my great players, what I liked to see was continued development over the years,� Schlabach said. “They played as freshmen, and continually added parts to their game. That’s what turned Megan into a college player. She could score multiple ways; she ended up being a great leader for us. Her rebounding and defense were not a strength of hers early on but became that later. Her hard work and continued development over the years are what helped her get where she is now.�

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To West Holmes track members, it seemed as if Dave and Diane Martin were always there at the finish line to greet runners with an encouraging word. From Kisha Martin (Stutzman) to Kendra Martin, there were eight years of the Martins running at every West Holmes track meet. When Diane passed away in January this past winter, it not only created a void in the lives of her family, but in the West Holmes track program as well. “Diane was at every track meet that I can remember,� said volunteer track coach Bob Rinfret. “Even after Kendra stopped running, she still came to every meet and did the recording system. She was like the track mom. “All the kids new her and she always had a great word of encouragement to say to the kids,� Rinfret added. “They are such a nice family; supportive, just good Holmes County people.� West Holmes track coach Rich Patterson said he appreciated having the Martins around. “Kendra had been running with me since she was in fourth grade,� Patterson said. “She’d come out and run with the high school kids whenever there was track stuff going on. It was an incredible loss when we lost Diane. They were at every meet

no matter what the weather that they thought to honor her with a plaque.� was. “At the calling hours, Patterson only wishes everybody was telling sto- they could’ve done more. ries about Diane. They “We started having senior were all super positive sto- night Kendra’s freshman ries about how she helped year, and Diane made all them, always cheering the goodie bags for the them on,� Patterson said. seniors,� he said. “Then, “They were at every meet, when we went to state, she at least the four years Ken- made goodie bags again for all the kids. She just meant dra was in high school. “After hearing all those so much to everyone.� stories, I started talking with some other people and we decided we needed to do something for them because they had done so much for the track program,� Patterson said. “We put together a plaque of Kendra’s last meet, and we thought the Knights Invitational would be the best place to recognize them. They brought the whole family here and we presented them with a plaque, which is on display up by the records board by the concession stand.� Kisha (Martin) Stutzman said last Saturday at the Knights Invitational was a very emotional ! $& ! ) % day, but it was fun at & &$ " !"& '%& &" the same time. $ &)" ' & $% ) " $ ! “It was kind of dif- &$ '& "$ & "& $ ferent, all of us being % ) " $ ! '$ ! & & there together,� she * $% % ! ! $ $ ! said. “But it was really "$ & ! & % %& " great hearing all the % &$ ! & $& ! nice things every- * "%& )"! $ ' )" ! one had to say about ) ! ! # %% ) * ! $ % & & & ! % ! ! ! ( $& ! ) $ ) *% & $ Mom. I was so excited !' $* $ & ! $'!! $% ) & %" & ! #"% & ( &" % *

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What’s happening? Check it out What’s Up features entertainment events throughout the Wayne and Holmes counties area. To have an event listed, email living@ t h e - d a i l y - r e c o rd . c o m or send details to The Daily Record, attn: Living Department, P.O. Box 918, Wooster 44691. Through June 28: Photogra phs and postcard collection of Dr. Hagan, Wayne County Historical Society, Beall Avenue, Wooster; representing all of Wayne County; Fridays 9 a.m.-noon, 1-4 p.m.; Saturdays 1-4 p.m.; special tours; 330264-8856. All exhibits at the society are open the noted hours.

available at the arena or from club members; $10 at the door, ages 5 and younger are free. May 3: Coin Show, 9 a.m.-3:30 p.m., Wooster High School, 515 Oldman Road; dealers and displays, door prizes; no admission fee; 330-264-9976. May 6-Sept. 30: Cruisin’ to the Hut, 5-9 p.m., Pizza Hut, 1831 Beall Ave., Wooster; giveaways, door prizes and games; hosted by Jr. the DJ.

May 8-9: Holmes County Tr a i n i n g Center Spring Festival; Volleyball, food and entertainment on Friday; Food, crafts and quilt auction on Saturday; benefits students, adults April 25: Wayne of the center and Lynn County Choral Union, Hope Industries; free 7:30 p.m., West Hill admission. Baptist Church, 2241 Mechanicsbug Road, May 9: Will Cheshier, p.m., Troutman Wooster, spring concert, 6 “Road Trip,”with guest Vineyards and Winery, artists Paula Vasichko 2637 Columbus Road, and Marcus Ladrach, Wooster; pop melody, plus Triway High School funk rhythm, 330-263Concert Choir, $8; 4345. 17 and younger free. Tickets at the door and May 16: Birding hike, 8 a.m., Wooster Memorial at Buehler’s Markets. April 25: Scott David, Park; meet in the 6 p.m., Troutman Education Area parking Vineyards and Winery, lot; take binoculars; no 2637 Columbus Road, pets. Wo o s t e r ; s i n g e r, saxophone, 330-263- May 23: Before the Shine, 6 p.m., Troutman 4345. Vineyards and Winery, May 2: Music of the 2637 Columbus Road, ’20s, ’30s and ’40s, Wooster; rock, pop, folk, Ragtime Boogie Blues 330-263-4345. pianist Matthew Ball, 10 a.m., Wayne Center for May 23: Old-Time the Arts, 237 S. Walnut Square Dance, 7-10 St., Wooster; free p.m., Valley College admission; 330-264-2787. Grange, 2411 Shreve Road, Wooster; polka May 3: Spring instruction at 6:30 p.m.; wildflower walk, 2 p.m., Susan English calling Wooster Memorial Park; and Up River playing; $6 meet at the Silver Road adults, $5 students, $15 per family donation; 330parking lot; no pets. 347-8155. 5-6: Music May 3: “Alice’s Diner,” June ’50s-themed ice show, & Rib Fest, Wayne fairgrounds, 1:30 p.m., Wooster Fig- County ure Skating Club, Alice Wooster; 4 p.m. Friday, a.m. Saturday. Noble Ice Arena, 851 11 Oldman Road, Wooster; Michael Stanely & the doors open at 12:30 p.m. Resonators, Friday, 8 Everyone with paid p.m.; Sawyer Brown, admission may stay Saturday, 8 p.m., tickets after for a free public ($15-$25) available at skate (rental $2). Pre- WayneCountyFairOhio. Entertainment sale tickets are $8 and com.

includes ribs, local group performances by The DTZ’s, The Twang Cats and The Lincoln Highway Band. Other events include helicopter rides, firemen competition, cowboy shooters, poker run. June 13: Apple Creek Bluegrass Band, 6 p.m., Troutman Vineyards and Winery, 2637 Columbus Road, Wooster; 330-2634345.

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June 14: Walk the Kenwood property, 2 p.m., Wooster Memorial Park; land offers easier hiking and views into the Rathburn ravine; meet at Kenwood Acres; no pets.

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June 19-21, 26-28: “An American Family,” Canal Fulton Players, SALT Box Ministries, 408 W. Market St., Canal Fulton. June 20-21: Ohio Vi n t a g e Tr u c k Jamboree, Ashland County Fairgrounds, 2042 Claremont Ave., Ashland, 9 a.m.-5 p.m., sponsored by the Ohio Chapter of the American Truck Historical Society; trucking memorabilia, swap meet, slow race, light show, convoy, truck pull; admission is a donation to the Ashland Food Bank or Wounded Warrior Project; Bill Peters at wep515@gmail. com or 330-682-1707.

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Hey Monea and Saturday vendors, games, K9 9 p.m., The J.C. Andersen blessing; $25 for first pet Band. and $5 for each additional K9 or person over ages Aug. 16: Paws in the 6; pawsintheparkpawty@ Park Pawty, noon-4 p.m. gmail.com. (11:30 a.m. registration), Freedlander Park, Aug. 22: Intransit, 6 p.m., Wooster, dog swim Troutman Vineyards and and walk to benefit the Winery, 2637 Columbus Wayne County Humane Road, Wooster; Latin Society; barbecue jazz, 330-263-4345. July 25: Before the chicken, hot dogs, DJ, Shine, 6 p.m., Troutman Vineyards and Winery, June 27: Intransit, 6 p.m., 2637 Columbus Road, Troutman Vineyards and Wooster; pop, rock folk, Which player appeared in the most major Winery, 2637 Columbus 330-263-4345. league games without ever getting to the postseason? Here’s a hint – he’s in the Hall of Road, Wooster; Latin Fame. Need more? He played 19 season, 1953 to July 26: Singspiration jazz, 330-263-4345. 1971... blasted a single season record five grand slams in 1955... was the back-to-back National No. 10, 2 p.m., Grace League MVP in 1958 and ‘59 while playing for Church, 4459 Burbank a losing team. Figured it out? The player was “Mr. Cub”, Ernie Banks, who passed away in June 27: Old-Time Road, Wooster; gospel January of 2015. Banks played in 2,476 games, with Janie Square Dance, 7-10 music not one of them in the postseason, which says Terwilliger and Friends, more about the Cubs than it does about Banks. p.m., Valley College groups include His Bridge Both Tiger Woods and Phil Mickelson Grange, 2411 Shreve missed the cut at the Phoenix Open at the end Builders, Sweet Spirit and of January 2015. That was the 218 th time that the two best players of the era had Road, Wooster; swing Good News Quartet; in the same tournament. Proir to Phoenix, how many times had they instruction at 6:30 p.m.; free admission, good will appeared both missed the cut in those 217 previous events? The answer, astonishingly, is just once, at the 2012 Greenbrier Classic. Susan English calling offering. Can you name the former NFL head coach who also played on a NBA and Up River playing; $6 championship team? He played for the Lakers, but that clue is misleading (think adults, $5 students, $15 Aug. 8: Alexis Antes, about it). He coached in the NFL from the late 1960s through the early 1980s. took his team to four championship games. He didn’t win one of them. The per family donation; 330- 6 p.m., Troutman He answer is Bud Grant, head coach of the Vikings for 18 years, and a rookie 347-8155. Vineyards and Winery, out of the University of Minnesota who played on the Minneapolis Lakers 2637 Columbus Road, championship team of 1949-50 July 11: Willow Creek Wooster; acoustic, pop, GET A GREAT DEAL ON A NEW OR Bluegrass band, 6 p.m., folk, rock, 330-263-4345. USED VEHICLE BEFORE APRIL 30 AT Troutman Vineyards and Aug. 14-15: Orrville Winery, 2637 Columbus SPURGEON CHEVROLET IN WOOSTER. Road, Wooster; 330-263- Lions Rib & Music Fest, Friday 6 p.m., Special 4345. Request; Saturday 6 p.m. SPURGEON CHEVROLET July 18: Old-Time Square Dance, 7-10 p.m., Valley College Grange, 2411 Shreve Road, Wooster; two-step instruction at 6:30 p.m.; Susan English calling and Up River playing; $6 adults, $5 students, $15 per family donation; 330347-8155.

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Hiland High/Middle School honor roll Principal’s List, All A’s Seventh grade — Grace Mast, Anne Straits, Pattie Neininger, Isaac Hershberger, Chloe Beachy, Joel Kornhaus, Chloe Conn, Kara Kornhaus, Adriana Miller, Elyse Miller, Lily Reese, Sarah Custer. Eighth grade — Colby Mast, Andy Miller, Declan Howell, Rachel Schmucker, Marcus Moan, Aleah Schrock, Lakota Mast, Kody Miller, Kayli Keim, Joshua Schlabach, Shana Miller, Michael Shoup. Freshmen — Alec Yoder, Jennifer Wood, Kennedy Schlabach, Arryn Schlabach, Grace Mullet, Emma Menuez, Sara Keim, Alisha Hershberger, Terrell Gingerich, Mackenzie Maurer, Hunter Mast. Sophomores — Tristen Troyer, Brooke Stutzman, Kurtis Yoder, Jared Yoder, Kendra Miller, Amanda Yoder, Isabelle Fowler, Madeline Kauffman. Juniors — Tori Yoder, Benjamin Miller, Megan Kandel, Brady Conn, Brittany E. Miller, Brandi Raber, Emma Yoder, Vanessa Troyer.

Seniors — Benny Beachy, Tonya Beachy, Kelsey Mast, Eric Miller, Clyde Yoder, Madison Anderson, Kyle Gerber. Honor Roll, 3.50-Over Seventh grade — Nikki Yoder, Abigail Beach, Kimberly Miller, Emrick Flinner, Shelby Miller, Staci Overholt, Kendra Shetler, Chloe Padilla, Brant Klink, Dylan Kaufman, Nikole Keim, Brynley McVicker, Nathaniel Yoder, Ethan Drzazga, Abbi Flinner, Kobe Shetler, Khloe Ayers, Patrick Miller, Brett Miller, Mia Gertz, Krista Troyer, Tyler Schrock, Tanner Gingerich, Madison Anderson. Eighth grade — Natalie Yoder, Brooke Miller, Abigail Schrock, Taryn Schlabach, Lindsey Mast, Matt Miller, Kortney Schlabach, Brandon Hostetler, Lori J. Miller, Drew Yoder, Alisha Miller, Jadon Hostetler, Tyler Kline, Whitney Conn, Christian Troyer, Dawson Miller, Tiffany Weaver, Falyn Miller, Haylee Davison, Brittany Troyer, Sydney Yoder, Hayleigh Scheufler.

Freshmen — Lexi Kaufman, Joey Miller, Braedyn Ayers, Erin Weaver, Jason Mast, Amber Yoder, Patrick Miller, Taylor Oswald, Tricia Raber, Sarah-Rose Farquhar, Hannah Miller, Hannah Kandel. Sophomores — Nicole Overholt, Deanna Gingerich, Ashley Weaver, Allison Miller, Kenny Slabaugh, Lexi Miller, Josh Schlabach, Olivia Ward, Hannah Beach, Michaela Kandel, Joe Agha-Khan, Selena Miller, Darius Rolince, Mikenzie Ryan, Chris Kline, Heidi Troyer, Matt Troyer, Todd Gingerich, Allyson Miller, Jessica Troyer, Alijah Chupp, Hayley Schrock, Yisra Omran. Juniors — Lachelle Mast, Miranda Somers, Brenda Miller, Kobe Miller, Elizabeth Boyles, Sherilyn Schrock, Zach Miller, Rhonda Gingerich, Arlen Mast, Rhiana Schlabach, Eric Mullet, Megan Beechy, Brittany N. Miller, Sarah Menuez. Seniors — Luke Hochstetler, Brandt Miller, Justin Wagler,

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Somers, Alex Ventura, Derek Hostetler, Emma Kline, Cozette Torrence, Alex Mast, Sarah Kurtz, Cheryl Yoder, Sydney Torrence, Jared Raber, Michael Yoder, Clay Beechy, Harrison Coblentz, Mya Blochlinger, Damon Mast, Jasmine Hershey. Freshmen — Michael Jamison, Kobe Troyer, Deanna Shetler, Kyle Mast, Sara Schlabach, Nadia Hershberger, Kaleb Miller, Timothy Schlabach, Steven Beachy, Damien Kandel, Scott Troyer, Colton Sommers, John Sisson, Tremper Coblentz, Jae Yoder, Lexi Kline. Sophomores — Noah Sommers, Whitney Staken, Tenieka Miller, Diane Yoder, Angela Troyer, Shauna Kline, Hunter Yoder,

Braden Mast, Brittany Wengerd, Shane Miller, Natalie Byler, Ryan Mast, Garrett Miller, Bryan Yoder, Michael Miller, Jolene Miller, Anna Kaufman, Mitch Massaro. Juniors — Julee Zinck, Mikayla Ryan, Isoe Miranda, Austin Mast, Andrew Miller, Jude Klever, Sarah Kaufman Leah Miller, Hallee Zinck, Shawn Erb, Zach Coblentz, Lorin Hershberger, Sheila Mast, Mark Schlabach, Lindsey Yoder, Hayleigh Pearce, Michael Miller, Nikyta Engstrom. Seniors — Brandon Kozak, Taylor G. Miller, Juanita Miller, Tanner Ward, Elizabeth Anderson, Taylor L. Miller, Amber Hochstetler, Eric Hershberger, Jefferson Mast, Jeremy Miller, Katie Hershberger.

operator’s license. Andrew G. Crampton, Ronald F. Kick, 74, 13155 25, 101 Lakeview Drive, Township Road 1037, Big Apt. B6, Millersburg, was Prairie, was fined $107 for fined $200 for DUS. overload. Robert A. Searls, 23, 108 Elizabeth E. Breitenbu- McConkey St., Shreve, cher, 33, 7342 Township was fined $ 100 for disorRoad 466, Lakeville, was derly conduct. fined $500 for no perChristopher G. Hider, mit holder and no agent 33, 15206 Township Road or employee of a permit 211, Loudonville, was holder shall sell or fur- fined $200 for driving nish beer or intoxicating while under a FRA susliquor to an intoxicated pension. person. David N. Bales, 23, 8105 Tessa J. Brown, 22, Township Road 574, Hol14981 U.S. Route 62, mesville, was fined $250 Brinkhaven, was fined for assault and was placed $350 for falsification and on three years probawas placed on two years tion. He must complete probation. LifeSkills. Kevin L. Lyons, 29401 Jonathan Chapman, 19, Rabit Ridge Road, How- 56 N. Crawford St., Millard, was fined $150 for no ersburg, was fined $100

for possession of marijuana and $100 for illegal use or possession of drug paraphernalia. Monica Airwyke, 18, 56 N. Crawford St., Millersburg, was fined $100 for possession of marijuana and $100 for illegal use or possession of drug paraphernalia. Robert J. Mathew, 34, 4983 E. Lincolnway, Wooster, was fined $300 for no operator’s license. Jesse Spears, 49, 800 S. Washington St., Lot 78, Millersburg, was fined $250 for no op erator’s license. Nicholas A. Stevens, 19, 305 S. Market St., Holmesville, was fined $250 for DUS and $100 for no ATV registration.

Chloe Torrence, Briana Mast, Jaylan Miller, Brennan Coil, Cameron Yoder, Collin Blochlinger, Krista Hershberger, Mariah Beechy, Kendra Kline, Preston Stutzman, Rachelle Yoder, Alana Miller, Amanda Yoder, Morgan Troyer, Sabrina Miller, Brandi Schlabach, Lydia Beach, Alex Troyer, Cody Slabaugh. Merit Roll, 3.00-3.49 Seventh grade — Bruce Yoder, Carrie Yoder, Sydney Mast, Allison Gingerich, Melody Murtaugh, Brock Raber, Hallie Harris, Christopher Miller, Taylor Mullet, James Beachy, Shayne Hershberger. Eighth grade — Diane Mast, Courtney Mullet, Olivia Lowe, Cameron Troyer, Marissa

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West Holmes Middle School honor roll Honor Roll, All As Sixth grade — Alicia Alexander, Eden Alexander, Brandon Barkman, Emma Bergoon, Ryan Bridenthal, Haley Britt, Zoe Clark, Reed Fendrick, Nathaniel Ginsburg, Claudia Hostettler, Bailey Jeffries, Thomas Johnson, Logan Kula, Joy Latouf, Erik Marmet, Jackson Oliver, Jayme Pennell, Callie Proper, Carolyn Rohr, Nathaniel Rohr, Katrina Rolince, Joshua Shrock, Katie Sprang, Zachary Stair, Brogan Steimel, Maggie Taylor, Candice Tish, Carl Uhinck, Luke Vaccariello, Luke Vess, Cade Wagers, Curtis Wagner, Kenna Warner, Alexis Weiss, Jack Welsh, Haeden Wolfe, Caden Zeigler, Clayton Zimmerly. Seventh grade — Grant Baker, Drake Barnes, Reis Boring, Taylor Brooks, Taylor Brooks, Jordyn Burnison, Madeline Dewitt, Karlie Gallion, Morgan Gallion, Maiah Geib, Jacob Goudy, Jacob Hammond, Blaine Hoxworth, James Hurley, Braxton Lint, Tara Loomis, Caleb Martin, Kaylin Martin, David Masters, Andrew Moorhead, Macie Nally, Monica Nally, Alexis Ogi, Ciara Powers, Chloe Roach, Breanna Robb, Breana Rose, Walker Uhl, Cody Whitman. Eighth grade — Mark Biltz, Charolette Brown, Taylor Feikert, Sarah Friedrich, Garrett Gallion, Faith Hostettler, Anna Irwin, Laura Irwin, Bethany Kula, Selena Latouf, Blythe Mast, Rachel McVay, Alivia Miller, Carrick Miller, Kelsey Miller, Erin Norman, Ryan O’Donnell, Marlea Phillips, Chasidy Schmucker, Gracie Shreve, Brandon Summerfield, Ashley Vansickle, Kerri Wagner, Jessica Yabroff, Daybria Yerian, Elizabeth Young. Honor Roll Sixth grade — Hazel Alexander, Grant Harford, Johnathon Miller, Judson Morris, Hannah Rohr, Michael Beachy, Brianna Beckett, Kaedon Hawkins, Grayson Hay, Katie Hershberger, Adam Hopkins, Andrew Jones, Matthew Lacey, Andrew Nicholson, Yasmine Spangler, Tristen Swigert, Natasha Averbukh, Brenna Barnes, Madison Mellott, Paige Race, Tanner Schaad, Addison Yates, Avery Frank, Keaton Sundberg, Thomas Anderson, Cameron Ault, Taryn Grassbaugh, Gavin Haston, Mallorie Henley, Sayler Miller, Nevaeh Mullins, Summer Myers, Ashly Phillips, Maxwell Pratt, Rebecca Sprang, Madison Yoder, Jaelyn Beckett, Anistin Gallion, Ashley Hershberger, Stryder Hodges, Deveraux Mast, Peyton McKinney, Payton Miller, Sean Over, Dalton Thorp, Frank Lehr, Rosanna Miller, Mackenna Surber-Emick, Kylie Graber, Kevin Harwood, Aubree Houin, Michael Miller, Adriana Rodriguez, Kaarle Spangler. Seventh grade — Trinity Conn, Keri Westbrook, Brett Barnhart, Jasmine Mossor, Alex Schrock, Madison Stitzlein, Brett Blake, Sean Edmonds, Morgan Mellor, Derek Straits, Kathryn Morello, Brooklynn Adkins, Liberty Arnold, Kayleigh Bowles, Callie Cline, Jasmine Cronin, Alex Dodd, Hannah Goines, Gavin Har-

ter, Kennedy Haston, Jasmine Knapp, Lane Miller, Michael Miller, Kylie Ramirez, McKena Vankeuren, Brody Weiser, Brendon Yoder, Morgan Allen, Payton Kick, Clayton Martin, Isabel McCulloch, Cailyn Miller, Zander, Proper, Nadia Rouse, Joshua Sayers, Jadden Shaffer, James Stewart, Haden Tenney, Madison Woods, Nevaeh Garver, Megan McKenna, Julianna Parrish, Breckin Cutright, Dylan Olsen. Eighth grade — Braden Allen, Evan Gilt, Madison Hebron, Brett Mirich, Katelyn Myers, Kimberly Brown, Zedrick Clark, Bridger Cline, Shane Jones, Nevin Phillips, Regan Wilcox, Lucas Hacker, Charles Anderson, Sarah Anderson, Leah Armbrust, Kirsten Badger, Kendra Brenner, Lisa Elliott, Paige Emick, Karley Halloran, Keaton McCaulay, Mariah McVicker, Taylor Miller, Cale Ogi, Collin Reynolds, Emily Anderson, Colista Gamertsfelder, Mariah Miller, Abigail Rohr, Carson Pritt, Ella Sprang, Abbie Allison, Halleigh Anderson, Grady Hay, Kaitlin Hill, Isaac Miller, Maya Miller, Danielle Roll, Melissa Vecchio, Hailey Wade, Jaycee White. Merit Roll Sixth grade — Cadence Hinds, Lauren Jones, Megan Jones, Brevin Bucher, Lane Graham, Kendall Harris, Daniel Hershberger, Darek Martin, Corbin Miller, Braden Myers, Jacob Skolmutch, Christopher Troutman, Brock Barbey, Madison Douglas, Macey Gilstrap, Cassidy Hawkins, Emmett Myers, Katlyn Wilson, Carson Yoder, Thomas Brantley, Alex Camacho, Sydnee Payne, Corbin Adkins, Hannah Clark, Colt Cox, Beau Dunn, Tyler Gallion, Kobey Garver, Austin Hershberger, Seth Ison, Ethan Miller, Taylor Patterson, Andrew Shearer, Lance Solomon, Izabella Strother, Brady Taylor, Brennah Troyer, Cannan Wetz, Dalton Neels, Mackenzey Pingledis, Josclyn Snow, Rhiannon Deutschle, Samantha Kendall, Koen Baker, Caiden Carter, Micah Humphrey, Letticia Larson, Garren Miller, McKayla Palmer, Ethan Vansickle. Seventh grade — Gavin Christine, Jarek Snow, Kadyn Evans, Colin Graebner, Destiny Hill, Kathleen Martin, Megan Mellor, Skylar Patterson, Aunna Sanner, Justin Stapleton, Chance Wells, Haley Bilek, Eleah Crayton, Reilly Green, Phillip Lepley, Alyssa Tyser, Taylor Vansickle, Sydni Schlabach, Jordan Starrett, Alec Clark, Sage Miller, Hayleigh Bender, Matthew Clark, Timothy Cool, Mekhi Johnson, Margaret Oliver, Ethan Raber, Lucas Shaum, Natalie Strouse, Brigette Vansickle, Cael Woods, Saira Sutton, Cruz Alexander, Michael Arnold, Ty Cline, Ava Close, Lance Doney, Jonathan Fortney, Bryanna Fotta, Shyloh Groah, Zachary Hershberger, Elizabeth Miller, Grant Miller, Ethan Reining, Alexis TishRolince, Kendel Weber. Eighth grade — Hayley Davis, Samantha Tish, Thurman Gallagher, Ryan Kirk, Elisabeth Patterson, Jonathan Ridenbaugh-

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West Holmes High School honor roll Principal’s List, All As Freshmen — Courtney Boss, Brady Campbell, Saara Hamalainen, Andrew Hopkins, Alexis Hunter, Marissa Lamp, Katelyn Nally, Edward Oliver, Lauren Park, Nicholas Rohr, Madison Starner, Morgan Stewart, Chase Wells, Reagan Welsh, Madison Zeigler. Sophomores — Elizabeth Compton, Isaac Gallion, Ali Gilt, Joshua Goudy, Kaylyn Halloran, Quintin Harter, Andrew Hershberger, Stephanie Keck, Natasha Latouf, Kacie Leppla, Kylie Leppla, Kyli Michaels, Regina Miller, Kate Rodhe, Jonathan Schonauer, Sarah Schonauer, Erin Stitzlein, Riley Uhinck, Kathryn Vaccariello. Juniors — Courtney Baker, Madison Baker, Benjamin Barbey, Zachary Bowles, Madison Cox, Lia Drummond, Carlee Grassman, Mary Macaulay, Kinsey Martin, Emilie Mencer, Ethan Meyer, Natalie Molnar, Amber Murphy, Makayla Palm, Andrew Schrock, Sean Starcher, Vanessa Stitzlein, Abby Wagner, Kathryn Welsh. Seniors — Madison Chanay, Zachary Jaeb, Brodryc Miller, Kennady Miller, Hannah Reiheld, Emily Sprang, Caleb

Stein, Jordan Stutzman, Cassie Thomas. Honor Roll Freshmen — Jacob Bowman, Sarah Sprang, Jeremiah Haun, Sheila Miller, Jackson Iamarino, Kayla Nicholson, Haylie Sigler, Felicia Woods, Eric Barbey, Cayla Chaney, Kaylee Evans, Megan Morrison, Taylor Vecchio, Chanler Kauffman, Michael Miller, Natalie Martin, Juanita Miller, Kiana Byers, Allison Maynard, Shalyn Casey, Mark Lowe, Dailyn Patterson, Kaylor Perone, Kiowa Looney, Hope Powers, Brittney Tyson, Kasy Judson, Thane Kaufman, Brittany Starrett, Cade Patterson. Sophomores — Taylor Yerian, Devin Britt, Matthew Chanay, Savannah Rogers, Makena Mulhall, Arielle Croskey, Logan Scherer, Chelsea Hales, Riley Harris, Ally Taylor, Taylor McElroy, Cortney Starr, Hunter Sundberg, Madelyn Sheely, Trenton Yoder, Brooke Workman, Jeremy Schonauer, Cherokee Wells, Eric Biltz, Marris Hoffee, Connor Roach, Leslie Weekley, Alyxandria Morris, Carah Porter, Sarah Tennefoss, Cole Guerra, Austin Kurtz, Joanna Allison. Juniors — Brittany Phillips,

Sarah Miller, Hannah Clark, Rebekah Cagle, Landon Burley, Paige Miller, Tyler Grassbaugh, Hailey Martin, Alexis Campbell, Serena Miller, Cara Park, Matthew Gardner, Meredith Snow, Emily Safarik, Hannah Pratt, Hannah Schlegel, Amelia Sigler, Brittney Masters. Seniors — Raven Dillon, Portia Evans, Morgan Hoxworth, Jarod Miller, Angelina Tennefoss, Logan Gallion, Caleb Currence, Madeline O’Donnell, Lukas Ogi, Andrew Rodhe, Wyatt Snow, Riley Wilcox, Chancelor Cline, Cilynda Reining, Alexus Rusnak, Wyatt Mellor, Kallie Speegle, Colyn Starrett, Jallyn Giauque, Colton Tennant, Shyann Kick, Butch Miller, Joshua Neer, Isabella Cline, Gram Hay, Nathan Hall, Everhett Myers, Nicholas Roush, Michael Martin, Chase Campbell, Levi Kinstle, Mallory Wahl, Jordan Lint, Brenna Gilley, Hannah Hypes, Jeffrey Young, Alexander White, Racheal Wagers. Merit Roll Freshmen — Harley Batdorf, Adrianna Ciszewski, Tyler Johnson, Isiah Miller, Jeffrey Miller, Joshua Sallo, Cheyenne Strickler, Juan Santos-

Tum Ramos, Whitney Weese, Javen Miller, Olivia Schlabach, Cameran Yeager, Brenden Bridenthal, Skylar Cline, Krista McManaway, Hailey Summers, Lyrik Spurlock, Garret Stocker, Brittney Sayers, Dharma Waitkunas, Alexis Hill, Tiffany Butler, Christian Pierce, Kordell Myers, Tyler Thompson, Venja Vagen, Jason Abraham, Alexander Ross, Olivia Young, Hailee Carter, Katelyn McClure, Jarrett Snow, Brayden Chaney, Joslyn Cornwell, Chelsea Eichelberger, Joshua McCaffrey, Madelynne Firebaugh, Keysha McGlothlin, Bryce Myers, Morganne Balder, Blake Judson, Maurissa Parrett, Trynadie Wears, Wyatt Kelly, Brayden Vess, Cecilia Hines, Cody Kiner, Luke Shaffer, Kaylee Watkins, Sabrina Hartman, Rebecca Kashuba, Felicity Etzwiler, Austin Keaton, Ruth Yoder, Taylor Burnison, Jason Martin, Nicole Whitman, Destiny Weiser, Montana White, Megan Sheely, Julian Snow, Gavin Sparks. Sophomores — Karley Arnold, Payten Boring, Kaitlyn Bretz, Jason Compton, Kolton Crowthers, Laura Polcyn, Samantha Rogers, Jamie

Wheeler, Nicholas Speegle, Robert McCune, Madalynn Fotta, Audrey Hostettler, Robert Yoder, Sierra Harris, Randal Wilkinson, Rebekah Marmet, Peyton Harris, Ian McCulloch, Tara Lydic, Brandon Cool, Cody Woods, Brandon Zemrock, Samuel Kerby, Kaitlynn Tish, Zachary Buchanan, Isaiah Johnston, Kenna Miller, Samantha Hall, Elizabeth Miller, Samara Gallion, Caitlin Miller, Omara Olney, Doris Phillips, Miranda Miller, Daniel Drummond, Shayla Shaver, Natalie Parsons. Juniors — Marek DeWitt, Alexis Hutchison, Michael Kashuba, Evan Sheely, Amanda Kashuba, Mystique Martin, Zoe Freeman, Kirk Schaffter, Cole Woods, James Baker, Jarrett Kelly, Riley Pritt, Tyra Hunter, Katlyn Hamner, Jesse Miller, Philip Miller, John Hipp, Nicholas Straits, Alexander Miller, Sierra Miller, Jillian Gurley, Alex Young, Taylor Keim, Constance Etzwiler, Mitchell Tyson, Lyndsey Davis, Rylee Compton, Beth Taylor, Destiny Kerby, Raichelle Erman, William Hughes, Emily Stair, Aaron Butts, Karisa Shriver, Kaitlyn Girouard, Jessica Shaw, Rashelle Rose, Brittany

Lacey, Grace Guthrie, Trevor Kiner, September Wardell, Felicia Parrish, Jason Jenkins, Cassidy Mohler, Brittleigh Macaulay. Seniors — Matthew Casey, Elle Frazier, Tyler McClure, Tyler Wright, Louis Yerse, Regina Yoder, Tyler Beckett, Matthew Lowe, Elise Neville, Delon VanSickle, Grant Haun, Ciera Rose, Jillian Strouse, Janessa Hershberger, Jordan Cultice, Brittany Stevens, Stephen Ross, Rebekah Brannon, Brittany Rodriguez, Tristan Ramseyer, Stormi Morris, Alec Martin, Cameron Mathie, Haley Judson, Terry Medley, Carie Fair, Christopher Sprang, Hank Curry, LeAnn Vandeveer, Corin Crilow, Breanna Gilbert, Alisha Yost, Nathan Shaffer, Taylor Hendershott, Madison Menuez, Morgan Clark, Hannah Miller, Gabrielle Patterson, Stacey Plank, Haley Baird, Fred Booth, Mariah Giauque, Megan Horsley, Lydia Schonauer, Jaylin Yoder, Nicole Strouse, Madison Sprang, Alexandria Starr, Jennifer Scott, Kaitlyn Yoder, Alexandra Brown, Kevin Huebner, Patcia Lanchman, Autumn DeWitt, Kaelin Nelson.

Kendra Garver, Logan Garrett, Sarah Higgins, Jonathan Lance, Daniel Meckley, Morgan Lehr, Lauren Balint, Matthew Byler, Shelby Reutter, Seniors — Karley Anderson, Courtnay Cruise, Bryce Garman, Mariah Gehring, Brianna Jeffers, Cody Kesner, Dillon Kopp, Michael Provence, Timothy Ritchey, Matthew Herman, Dylan Noble, Chandler Armstrong, Carlene Meyer, Parker Carmichael, Tyson Cook, Troy Haven, Mckenna Moore, Shelby Amos. Merit Roll Freshmen — Samantha Snader, Maurgen Lindsay, Kaylie Miller, Jared Yoder, Luke Myers, Sheila Wengerd, Carson Papp, Seth Feikert, Nathaniel Sturgin, Emily Young, Jared Butts, Jacob Weiler, Sara Wolf, Hannah Browning, Megan Daugh-

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Holmes County veterans given honorary diplomas *

A pair of Holmes County veterans, who heeded their call to service during war time before finishing their high school education, received honorary diplomas at the board of education meeting Monday. “A few months ago, a gentleman contacted me and asked me to take a tour of the district with him,� Superintendent Bill Sterling said. “While on the tour, he shared with me that he knew an individual who had not achieved their diploma because they took time off from school to serve in the military.� Richard Uhl, a longtime member of the community, attended an event of Killbuck High School alumni last year and he ran into Harold Mullet, who was looking up at the pictures on the wall. “I asked him what year he

graduated, and he said he didn’t because he went into the military,� Uhl said. “I told him he was entitled to a diploma. I asked if he got an honorable discharge, and he said he did. I talked to Mr. Sterling and we arranglled to get him this diploma. It was meant to be a surprise, but apparently the boys didn’t get him here. “I did some research,� Uhl continued. “I think he was supposed to graduate in 1944, three years after the bombing of Pearl Harbor. You have to stop and think about how committed he must’ve been to drop out of school and go fight for his country. I think he’s welldeserving of this diploma.� Uhl then asked Thomas Stringfeller to come forward. “I’ve known you a long time, but I didn’t know you didn’t graduate,� Uhl said. “You, too, dropped out of school to go and serve your country. I think it’s fitting that you not only went into

the military and fought for our freedom, but you also came back home and served many years on the fire department in Killbuck. You are truly a community builder. On behalf of the West Holmes School District and community, I would like to offer you your diploma.â€? Stringfeller said he had earned his GEDl over the years, but he couldn’t find it. “Now I’ve got my diploma. It means a lot to me,â€? Stringfeller said. In other businesses, the board: • Recognized students who competed in the Mohican District Science Fair. West Holmes Middle School students Aubree Houin and Brogan Steimel earned superior ratings and will compete at the State Science Fair in May. Brianna Beckett and A. J. Jones received excellent ratings. Nine students from Millersburg Elementary competed, with five students,

James Barr, Megan Westbrook, Kaili Maltarich, Avery Yoder and Brady Smith, earning superior ratings on their projects. The school received a plaque for the most superior ratings by elementary schools. Clark students Isaac Cochran and Mia Wiggs earned superior ratings, with Elle Heller earning an excellent rating. Lakeville students Logan Barlow, Elyssa Sutton and Hunter Ellis received superior ratings, with Brice Hunter, Hannah Hopkins, Brock Zimmerly, Ashley Tate, Drake Mullet and Conner Varnes earning excellent ratings. • Recognized the efforts of the West Holmes girls basketball team, which reach the state basketball tournament for four consecutive years. • Heard athletic Director Lee Ann Race congratulated wrestler Cole Woods for achieving All-Ohio honors for the second straight season. She congratulated

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John Krabill (Intervention Specialist at West Holmes Middle School), Karas Andrews (Intervention Specialist at Clark), Ashley Sessler (Intervention at Millersburg and Lakeville) and Kristen Moyer (art at Millersburg and High School).

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Service Fee:$450.00 Multi-Mare Discount Owned By: Upland View Stables

Jonas Yoder 330-893-1160

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Thursday, April 30, 2015 • 6:00 PM Chattels following Real Estate Home on .87 Acres * Walnut Creek Township * Holmes County * East Holmes Schools * Detached 2 Car Garage * Steiner Tractor * Furniture & Appliances

Location: Kaufman Auction House next to Amish Country Theater, Directions 3.3 miles east of Berlin or 0.5 mile west of Walnut Creek, Ohio in Holmes County. From I-77 take SR 39 west approximately 12 miles to Auction House.

Fourth Annual Building BeneďŹ t Auction

LOCATION: 1504 S.R. 62, Wilmot OH. At the former Alpine Alpa Restaurant between Wilmot & Winesburg.

Monday, April 27, 2015 5:00 PM

Brand new 48 in Hustler walk behind; 2 Snapper mowers; Saber gas grill; 2 American Hauler cargo trailers; Black 5’x8’ single axle with drop gate and a silver 6’x12’ with swing open doors; 2001 Ford Escape with 175,000 mi - 4 wd - works good - good work car - rebuild transmission 30,000 mi ago; Pony and Cart; 10’x12’ Storage Barn; 10 ton # 57 limestone; Corn Hole Sets; Whole Hog sausage from Stans Meats; Golf Packages; Gift CertiďŹ cates for local Getaways and for local stores; 2 free nights camping at Kandel’s RV Park (Full Hook up); Berlin Flyer Wagon; Cherry Bedroom Set (Economy Shaker Style); Dining Set; Lots of smaller Furniture; Lawn Furniture (All furniture locally made); 24 x 32 Garage package!; Load of Mulch 5-7 yds; Lots of small misc. items. Note: Committee members are continuing to receive donations, and donations will be accepted until sale time. For more info contact Dave Beachy @ 330-231-5229. Chattel Terms: Cash, check, or any major credit card with valid I.D. 3% buyer’s premium will be waived for cash sales. Lunch Stand: by the Church

Furniture: washstand; dresser; desk; treadmill; rocker; huge Christmas wreath; lamps; table; ďŹ le cabinets; cushions; mattress; ofďŹ ce chair; swimming pool pump; 12 large table bases; metal cabinet; sewing machine; Eureka sweeper; lots of pictures; clocks; Antiques-Collectibles: oil cans; train tracks; new quilt; 2 world globes; recurve bows; Ruger pellet gun; show cases; Watkins sign; old bottles; graniteware; large amount of ats w/ misc. collectibles, etc.; misc. train items; Tools: platform scales; pressure washer; ďŹ berglass ext. ladder; air conditioner; weed eater; old drills; lots of hand tools; wooden step ladder. Note: Another big sale, lots of boxes to go thru yet. Anything may show up. Weekly consignment auctions every Monday at 5pm. Visit www.kaufman-auctions.com for photos and updates. For more information contact Marvin Yoder at the auction house at (330) 204-4453. Terms: Cash, check, or any major credit card with valid I.D. 3% buyer’s premium will be waived for cash sales. Receiving Hours: Wednesday, 9AM-4PM Always Taking Quality Consignments

Open for Inspection: Wednesday, April 14th 4-6 PM Location is key for this ranch style home and garage with 239’ of road frontage on SR 39. This manufactured home was built on a full basement in 1983. The main level features 3 bedrooms, 2 full baths, kitchen, dining room, living room with ďŹ replace, mud room, and large covered rear porch. The partially ďŹ nished basement includes utility room, additional living room & bedroom, ½ bath and storage room. Property also includes a 26x40 2 car garage with work area. Home and garage on .87 acres with gas heat, private sewer, and city water. REAL ESTATE TERMS: 10% nonrefundable down payment made day of auction. Balance due at closing. No ďŹ nancing contingencies. Any required inspections must be completed prior to bidding. All information contained herein derived from sources deemed reliable but not warranted. LEGAL: Parcel #2600875000 Walnut Creek Township, Holmes County, East Holmes LSD. Taxes are currently $780.02 per half year. See you at open house or call Derrick for private showing. CHATTELS: Steiner 415 tractor w/ mower & blade, appliances & furniture will sell directly after the real estate. Watch for upcoming ads for chattel list. TERMS ON CHATTELS: Cash or good check. Sale by Order of: David Troyer

DERRICK KANDEL, AUCTIONEER 330-231-4524 or derrick@kaufmanrealty.com CLIFF SPRANG, AUCTIONEER 330-464-5155 or cliff@kaufmanrealty.com

KAUFMAN AUCTION HOUSE 330-204-4453 DERRICK KANDEL, AUCTIONEER MYRON MILLER, AUCTIONEER CLIFF SPRANG, AUCTIONEER

DAVE KAUFMAN, BROKER/AUCTIONEER DERRICK KANDEL, REALTOR/AUCTIONEER 330-231-4524 or derrick@kaufmanrealty.com

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THURSDAY APRIL 30, 2015 • 9:00 A.M. WHITE AUCTION: Toshiba at screen tv; Baldwin spinet piano; Rubbermaid Ski Bob; Yankee Clipper sled; at top trunk; RR lantern; 2 wooden outdoor benches; 3 pc. and 5 pc. Depression bedroom suites; marble top stand; oor lamps; lots of Christmas decorations of all kinds; dishes and cookware; lots of music of all kinds; 2 old banks; old pictures and frames; old books; canning jars;3 drawer chest; good box lots; and more. TOYS: Several Plakie plastic toys made in Shreve; battery control plastic crane; SpitďŹ re girls bike; Tom Mix Western Movie game; and more. TOOLS: Cub Cadet 2135 tractor and mower; Troy Bilt 21 in. mower; lawn roller; Toro S–206 elec start snow blower; kerosene heater; hand and power tools; Craftsman chipper; Lawn Boy mower; B&D edger; porch swing; clay pigeon thrower and clay pigeons; and more. PEARL WHITE, OWNER BARNES AUCTION: Brown leather double recliner like new; brown recliner like new; good king size bedroom suite; 2 good White electric sewing machines; Sergersewing machine; lots of sewing supplies; small new roll top desk; outdoor planters; good wooden table and chairs; 2 hutches; large selection of linens of all ,kinds; hand and power tools; books; bistro table and chairs; wicker chair; dog kennel; umbrella table; double rocker glider; two 4 drawer ďŹ les; good box lots; and more. PHYLLIS BARNES, OWNER SMITH ESTATE AUCTION: Speed Queen Commercial HD dryer; Maytag HD auto washer; good couch; kitchen table and chairs; dresser w/ mirror; Craftsman table saw and jointer; leather recliner; metal shelves; new roaster; dishes and cookware; good box lots; and more. Auction by order of Marcia K. Daugherty Ex. for ESTATE OF MARLYS SMITH, Wayne Co. Probate #TBD AUCTION #4 ANTIQUES: Oak slant front desk; tin doll house; bookcase; child’s roll top desk; cherry armoire; 2 plant stands; crocks; dishes and glassware; cast iron skillets; 3 drawer dresser; cane bottom chair; Longaberger baskets; and more. HOUSEHOLD: Crib; books; collectible tins; Play Station 3 w/ 2 games; X Box 360 w/ 10 games; stacking chairs; bread maker; good selection of misc. household of all kinds; good box lots. MIAMI SUN ladies 3 wheel bike like new. AUCTION #5: Good selection of old postcards including 1912 Marion, old Ashland, early Cleveland Clinic, and lots of Western cards. AUCTION #6: 1998 Bobcat walk behind commercial mower w/ 36 in deck, 10HP B&S motor, 5 sp., and in good condition; Ariens rear engine rider w/ 30 in. deck, 13 HP B&S engine, good condition; Poulan 15 ½ HP rider w/ 38 in. deck, 5 sp. and good condition; MTD White 18HP rider w/ 46 in. deck, hydro, and good condition; Agri Fab 3x5 trailer w/ HD axle and tires, like new. Good selection of ready to use mowers. NOTE: A very partial list for a good auction. Selling in 3 rings. Mowers sell approximately 12 NOON. Pictures at www.gant–realty.com. Click on chattel auctions. Plant to attend. TERMS: Cash or Good Check Breakfast and Lunch AUCTIONEERS: Dave Acker, Nick DeFelice, Paul Emerson

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Location: Dalton Buckeye Event Center. Located at 624 Henry Street, Dalton, OHIO 44618. Located at the west edge of Dalton along US 30.Approximately 20 miles west of Canton and 15 miles east of Wooster.

15th Annual Spring Auction Saturday, May 2nd @ 9:00 A.M. ITEMS INCLUDE; Deluxe roll top desk, computer desks, desks, secretary desk, ďŹ le cabinets, book shelves, 70 plus complete bedroom suites, 70 plus complete dining room suites , dining room tables, lots of beds, chairs, hutches, bedroom furniture, hall trees, hall seats ,hickory rockers, oak glider rockers, blanket chests, crafts, sofas,(20) plus recliners, sectional sofas, TV stands, coffee tables, end tables, occasional tables, plant stands, pie safes, jelly cupboards, rustic furniture ,area rugs, lots of outdoor Poly furniture, Swing sets and much more. Note, We have a store from out of the area that is liquidating his furniture at this sale.. We will have furniture from over 100 local craftsmen. A very good selection of, bedroom suites and dining room suites. Furniture in quarter sawn oak, oak, brown maple, and hickory. All wood items are made by local Amish Craftsman .This could be the best quality items we ever had. We will be open Friday night May 1st from 5 to 9 P.M. for preview. Pictures posted on www.auctionzip.com I.D.7788. Or on, www.stevechuppauctions.com.We will have 2000 lots or more. We will sell in 3 rings. If you have never been to our furniture auction, it’s an experience you will never forget Delivery will be available, cost is approximately $2.50 per loaded mile with a minimum of $250.00. Make arrangements for delivery at the auction. Note to Consignors, Bring your consignments in Monday through Thursday, or until building is full. We no longer take consignment on Fridays the week of the auction Terms; Cash, Check, Visa & Master card. There will be a 7% buyer’s premium charge on all sales. There will be sales tax .

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ABSOLUTE Troyer Real Estate Auction Brick Ranch Home in Eastern Holmes County Location: 2478 CR 168 (Weaver Ridge) Dundee OH 44624. From SR 39 in Walnut Creek take SR 515 north 3 miles to CR 168, turn east .1 mile to property. From US RT 62 in Winesburg take SR 515 south 2.5 miles to CR 168 east .1 mile to property. Signs Posted!

Thursday May 7th, 2015 6:00 PM *Brick Ranch Home on .75 Acre * Walnut Creek Township * Holmes County * 2 – 12’x24’ Storage Buildings * Fence * Beautiful Setting overlooking the Valley * Open House: Monday April 27th – 5 to 7PM

Lovely brick ranch home with many updates and good proximity to all local amenities on Weaver Ridge. Home features 3 bedrooms, full bath, living room, dining room, kitchen with built in oven, microwave, & dishwasher, and a laundry all on the main oor, along with an attached garage. Full walkout basement includes a large family room with built in bookcases, full bath, bedroom, and a large utility room. The home has many updates including new concrete drive, vinyl windows, roof, fence, insulation, and more. The efďŹ cient home is serviced with well & septic, gas forced air furnace, central air, newer gas hot water heater, central vacuum, and utilities average only $200 per month. The property overlooks the valley and offers good yard and some pasture area. The home is very tastefully decorated, well maintained, and in move-in condition. Come see for yourself the many ďŹ ne attributes this property offers! Terms: 10% nonrefundable down payment day of sale with the balance due in 45 days. No contingencies. Sells “As Isâ€? to the highest bidder. Buyer to pay $500 for new survey if needed. Legal: Parcel #2600943000 located in Walnut Creek Township of Holmes County and the East Holmes LSD. Taxes per half year are: $734.91 Auction by order of: Jason & Rhoda Troyer

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WEDNESDAY, APRIL 29TH, 2015 10:00 CHATTELS 12:00 NOON REAL ESTATE For Detailed Information on this property go to the website www.RES.Bid or pick up a brochure from the information box at the driveway

CHATTEL PROPERTY TRACTORS & EQUIPMENT: Ford 4000 gas tractor w/loader & backhoe – Select-O-Speed Trans.; Ford 601 gas tractor w/ loader & Select-O-Speed Trans.; Int. Cub Low-Boy w/Snow blade, mower deck, turf tires/chains; Ford 3 pt. 2 bottom plow; 3 pt. disc; Ford 3 pt. hay rake; 3 pt. rear blade; 3 pt. sub-soiler; old trailing bush hog mower; 3 pt. fertilizer spreader; wagon running gear; Concrete mixer; Craftsman II 18 hp lawn tractor – Yardman 16 hp – Murray Lawn Tractor - pull type roto tiller w/engine – Toro Snow blower – Tecumseh 3 hp trimmer. This equipment has all been idle for over a year. We will try to have some running by sale day and the rest will just sell; Wood splitter; large homemade lawn vacuum. TRAILERS – CAMPERS – VEHICLES: ’90 Ford F-350 Super Duty Custom Diesel 1 T. Dump truck w/5 speed; ’86 Shasta Motor Home on Ford Econoline Chasis; ’85 Ford Econoline Van (AS IS); Old School Bus; Prowler pull type camping trailer; United 6x10 single axle cargo trailer (Like New Mfg. 5/13); Tandem axle homemade livestock trailer; Tandem axle ball hitch trailer; Small alum. boat; Mobile home trailer frame; 3 old mobile homes for salvage. TOOLS & MISC.: Everett had an extensive metal working shop. The lathes and some of the tools are gone but a lot of misc. hand tools remain. 2 Machinist tool chests; Gorton PI-2 Engraver; United Air Specialties Dust Cat; Work benches; Old Diebold ďŹ ling safe; Reese hitch; 4 Plastic totes in metal cages; Lots of iron; 3 piles of 4x6x12 concrete block solids; ladders; This is a very partial listing. HOUSEHOLD & COLLECTIBLES: 5 Stack Barrister’s Bookcase; Collection of 29 Budweiser Steins; Set of approx.. 75 Louis L-Amour Books (nice); Boxes of LP albums; some ďŹ gurines; ’95 Indians commemorative baseballs Dirt Devil Carpet cleaner Samsung min. fridge; Computer desk; knee hole desk; rolling kitchen cabinet; Hospital bed; 14 Assorted crocks & jugs; wooden barrel; milk can; Mobo Tin hobby horse; bicycles; shadow box; misc. hunting clothes; Big Game target for Air Ries; SS table top; HDC Homier Dist. Meat saw/Grinder; National Biological Corp. Panosol II VVB (Skin Treatment light; small Westinghouse chest freezer; Sharp Microwave; LexMark Printer. NOTE: We will be digging and sorting until sale time so there will be some unadvertised specials. Auction Order – Starting w/shop tools @ 10:00 AM – a second crew on household items at 11:00 AM - Real Estate at 12:00 Noon followed by vehicles and equipment. Scarp buyers mark the date – U need to be here. CHATTEL TERMS: CASH or CHECK LUNCH STAND Visa – Mastercard – Discover 5% Buyer’s Premium Waived for Cash or Check. Auction By Order Of ASHLAND CO. PROBATE COURT Case No. 20141102. LINDA HORTON, EXECUTOR ESTATE OF EVERETT T. JONES Ashland Co. Probate Case No. 20141102 Auction Conducted By

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FRIDAY MAY 8, 2015 Chattels 10:00 AM Real Estate 12 Noon Open House April 21 4:00–6:00 PM Fredericksburg – Salt Creek Twp. – 2.719 Ac. – House & Barn Southeast Local Schools Sharp Buick Car – Ford Tractor – JD Mower This is a great opportunity to purchase a piece of property in Fredericksburg. The property consists of three parcels. Parcel 1– 46–00011.000 (594 N. Mill St.) is .233ac lot in the village with a 2–story, 3 bedroom, 1 bath Bungalow style home. It was built around 1890 and is approx. 1,000 sq ft. Utilities are village water/ sewer. The home has an updated gas furnace, central air, water heater, and some newer windows. If you’re concerned about fashion, the house could use some TLC and cosmetic updates. Behind the house sits a small ground level barn with a one car garage and lean–to attached. Parcels 45–00031.000 and 45– 00033.000 is 2.486 acres is outside the village and is open and wooded. There will be a new survey for this property. These two parcels will be offered as one for a total of 2.719 acres. This is a great opportunity to purchase a property with the convenience of town but with a country atmosphere. Have your ďŹ nancing in order and come prepared to buy. TAXES AND LEGAL: Located at 594 N. Mill St. Fredericksburg, OH 44627, Parcel #s 45– 00033.00 (1.68 ac), 45–00031.000 (.60 ac) & 46–00011.000 (.225 ac) totaling 2.505 acres. New survey acreage is 2.719. Taxes are $405.99 per half year on all 3 parcels combined. Mineral rights transfer, subject to any leases of record. REAL ESTATE TERMS: A non–refundable down payment of 10% of the contract price is due sale day by cash or good check, with balance due at closing in approx. 45 days. Possession will be at closing. All inspections need to be made prior to auction. The property sells as is, where is, based on buyer’s own inspection. CHATTELS - 2012 Buick LaCrosse- Ford 8N tractor- JD mower-Antiques From the garage and barn: Sharp 2012 Buick Lacrosse with only 20,000mi. ; clean JD LX172 riding mower 38’ deck; Ford 8N tractor w/ good rubber; 5’ 3pt woods rotary mower; 5’ 3pt. Blade; Toro push mower; lawn roller; Garden tools; wrenches & hand tools; box trap; log chains; 8gal. Sears air compressor; ext. ladder; battery charger; chain saws; new roll woven wire fence; metal implement seats; old corn jabber; old license plates & hub caps; vintage car parts; old car horn; oil tins; wood crates; runner sleds; barn primitives. Antiques, Collectables & HH: granite ware; canning jars; old; small cast iron kettle; local adv.; Weaver coal thermometer, lowers service station; souvenirs from state fair, Euclid beach & more; old pens and pencils; postcards; lots of old books; cast iron toys; carnival sticks; vintage oil and gas tins; bb gun; pocket knives; old pistol; ammo; carbide light; old pictures; Carafelli painting; doll parts; Fenton glass; souvenir glass; depression glass; jade Fire King; Nippon china; o blue; punch bowl set; chalk ware; vintage baby clothing; old baby buggy; old calendars; singer treadle sewing mach.; roll top desk; oak wash stand; oak dresser; grandfather clock; beds; table and chairs; old wood trunk w/key; glass hutch; cedar wardrobe; Modello player piano & rolls; true tone record player; old Victrola; Frigidaire refrigerator; ďŹ re safe; kitchen ware; box lots and much more. NOTE: Starting @ 10:00 in the tent. At 12 noon we will sell the real estate and following that we will sell the car and tractor. The late Cletus had lived in Fredericksburg most of his life and had grown up in this house so there are generations of items accumulated. There will be more yet to discover. Bring a friend and plan to attend. TERMS ON CHATTELS: Cash or good check. Lunch stand AUCTION BY ORDER OF: Cletus Bickel Estate • Thurman Tish, Executor William Anfang, Attorney Wayne County Probate# 2014PB–E001933 Auctioneer: Nick DeFelice 330–464–1302 Jon Mast, Auction Broker 330–763–3883 Assisting Auctioneer: James Mast

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BEICHLER TRUST AUCTION 55 ACRE FARM – 50+ ACRES TILLABLE NICE SET OLDER FARM BUILDINGS PASTURE – FREE GAS – REMODELED FARM HOUSE – AC TRACTORS – FARM EQUIPMENT ANTIQUES – BACKHOE DUMP TRUCK – 86 MUSTANG – MILK BOTTLES – TROY BILT Will sell the following real estate and personal property at absolute auction on location at 4650 Doylestown Road, Creston, Ohio. From Route 3 in Creston go East on Sterling Street which will become Doylestown Road. Located at the East edge of Creston.

WEDNESDAY APRIL 29, 2015 • 10:00 A.M. REAL ESTATE TO SELL TO THE HIGH BIDDER AT 12:00 NOON Springtime opportunity. Neat and clean. A place for everything. Everything in its place. A farmstead like Grandma’s. 2 story updated farm house with free gas. Barn for livestock. Machinery sheds. Chicken house. Fenced pasture. White board fence. Easy access to main roads in any direction. And level tillable land ready for 2015 crops. This farm has been the family for 80+ years. Take time to inspect this farm. The older farm house has been updated in recent years with new kitchen, 3 bedrooms, and nice old woodwork. The outbuildings offer potential for many uses. Room for livestock, hay storage, and machinery storage. The perfect setting to raise a family. Approximately 50+ tillable acres ranging from level to very gently rolling.This farm will be offered in 2 parcels and in combination and will sell in the manner that nets the most for the sellers. PARCEL#1 – All the improvements on 4 Acres. PARCEL #2 – 51 Acres of mostly tillable land. Buy a parcel or buy it all. This real estate sells to the high bidder. No minimums. No reserves. No buyer premium. You pay what you bid. Terms are 10% down day of auction and balance due at closing. Arrange your ďŹ nancing and come bid your judgment. Land continues to be the most solid investment available. Pictures and plat at www.gant–realty.com. Click on real estate auctions. Buy land. You will be glad you did. TRACTORS–HOE–TRUCK: Allis Chalmers D15 Series II gas tractor w/ WF; AC D–14 gas tractor w/ loader; sharp older Case 580 Construction King tractor/loader/backhoe; extra buckets;1967 Ford one ton dump truck. FARM EQUIPMENT: Good older JD 8 ft. transport disc; AC 3x mtd. Plow; 3 pt. adapter for AC; good Meyer pipe kicker wagon; NI single beater manure spreader; 7ft. pull type rotary mower; double chain elevator; at bed wagon; 2x cultivator; 3pt. posthole digger; 3 pt. blade; 8x60 grain auger; 10 ft. cultipacker. MUSTANG – 4 WHEELER – TROY BILT: 1986 Mustang 5. convertible, black, 123,000 miles; Honda Trax 200 4 wheeler; Troy Bilt Horse tiller; Troy Bilt electric blower; Century 230/140 amp AC/DC welder; Huskee blower on wheels; Kohler generator on wheels; Rural King 18/46 lawn tractor/mower; lawn roller; Husquavarna chain saw; rear rack for Reese hitch; 2 new aluminum side tool boxes. FROM THE SHOP AND BARNS: 2 hole hog feeder; channel iron; building supplies; gates; ext. ladders; lumber; lots of wiring; copper wire; barrels; Sohio and Quaker State gas and oil cans; pulleys; platform scales; Ingersoll Rand T30 air compressor; lots of hand and power tools; hardware items; Craftsman cut off saw, radial arm saw, and 10 in. table saw; ss double vat; Clarke drill press; sack cart; 2 wheel trailer; ice tons; corn jabber; line shaft; painted 4 drawer spool cabinet; Campbell ½ HP paint sprayer; 5 bikes; and more. GUNS – Spring ďŹ eld Model 53B 22 single shot; New Haven 183K bolt action. ANTIQUES–HOUSEHOLD: Neuman Dairy Seville Qt. and ½ pt. milk bottles; Rittman Pleasant View Dairy ½ pt.; Smith Dairy Qt.; Maytag washer; Frigidaire side by side w/ water and ice; painted Hoosier style kitchen cabinet; treadle sewing machine; dishes and cookware; canning jars; small appliances; old cigar boxes; elec. sewing machine; speaker and sound equipment; at top trunk; cedar chest; twin bed; comforters; quilts; 2 over 3 chest; good recliner; Depression chest; good box lots; and more. NOTE: A good clean auction from start to ďŹ nish. Selling in 2–3 rings in the morning. One crew in building w/ household and antiques and 2nd crew in building with small tools. Bring your chair. Equipment sells after real estate. Good off road parking if weather cooperates. Pictures at www.gant–realty.com.. Auction by order of Larry and Nancy Beichler Trustees for BEICHLER LIVING TRUST, OWNER AUCTIONEER/REALTOR – Dave Acker AUCTIONEER/REALTOR – Paul Emerson AUCTIONEER – Lynn Neuenschwander BROKER – Jack Gant

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2012 Honda Accord SE

2012 Honda Odyssey EX

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310 mo.

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2004 Chevrolet Malibu Maxx LT

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SPRING USED SALE 07 Buick Lucerne CXL Power Sunroof, Leather Heated Memory Seats, Chrome Wheels

14 Chevy Sonic LT Power Sunroof, Heated Leather Power Seats, Fog Lights, CD Stereo, Alloy Wheels, Air

Sale Price

Sale Price

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$

10,932 09 GMC 1/2 Ton Ext

Sale Price $

11,999

ONLY 42,000 MILES!

$

15,998

11 Chevy Traverse LT AWD

Sale Price $

15,999

$

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10 Chevy 1/2 Ton Crew 4x4 LTZ Only 43,000 Miles!!! Power Seat, Leather, Bedliner, Alloy Wheels, Tow Package

ONLY 43,000 MILES!

Sale Price $

29,991

Sale Price $

ONLY 31,000 MILES!

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23,990

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$

$

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$

36,999

25,994

Sale Price $

32,866

33,947

11 Chevy 3/4 Ton Ext 4x4 LT

ONLY 19,000 MILES!

19,990

ONLY 21,000 MILES!

Duramax Diesel, Only 31,000 Miles!!! Power Windows & Locks, Keyless Entry, Bed Liner, Air, Tow Package

Sale Price $

37,991

ONLY 31,000 MILES!

10 Chevy Suburban LTZ 4X4 Heated/Cooled Power Leather Seats, TV/DVD, Bose Speakers, 20” Chrome Wheels

Sale Price $

14 Chevy Traverse AWD

Sale Price $

34,936

ONLY 27,000 MILES!

Duramax Diesel & Allison Transmission, Only 48,600 Miles!!! Power Seat, Remote Start, Heated Leather, Memory Seat

Sale Price $

29,932

11 GMC Crew Cab Dually 4x4 Denali

Duramax Diesel, Power Windows & Locks, Tilt Wheel, Cruise Control, Air, Tow Package, Long Bed

ONLY 20,000 MILES!

ONLY 17,000 MILES!

Only 27,000 Miles!!! Power Sunroof, Heated Leather Power Seats, TV/DVD, Captains Chairs

12 Chevy 1 Ton Crew 4x4

Duramax Diesel, Only 20,000 Miles!!! Power Seat, Running Boards, Bed Liner, Alloy Wheels, Tow Package.

Sale Price

$

19,931

Sale Price

ONLY 8,500 MILES!

14 Chevy Impala

13 Chevy 3/4 Ton Reg 4x4

$

Convertible, Only 19,000 Miles!!! Power Heated Leather, Bose Speakers, 6-CD Stereo, Alloy Wheels, Air.

14,991

12 Dodge 1/2 Ton Crew 4x4

Sale Price

30,966

$

Sale Price

Only 21,000 Miles!!! Power Windows & Locks, CD Stereo, Alloy Wheels, Air.

2LT, Power Seat, Bedliner, Keyless Entry, 1 Owner, Fog Lights

Sale Price

Sale Price

Only 17,000 Miles!!! “New Body Style”, Power Seats, Power Windows & Locks, CD Stereo, Alloy Wheels, XM Radio.

Sale Price

12 GMC 3/4 Ton Ext 4x4 SLE Power Windows & Locks, CD Stereo, Alloy Wheels, Air, Tow Package, HD

ONLY 52,000 MILES!

13 Chevy Equinox AWD

10 Chevy 1/2 Ton Ext 4x4 LT

Sale Price

14,437

12 Chevy Cruze LT Only 8,500 Miles!!! 1 Owner, Power Windows & Locks, CD Stereo, Alloy Wheels, Air

Power Seat, Power Windows & Locks, Alloy Wheels, XM Radio, 1 Owner

Only 59,900 Miles!!! Power Seat, Power Windows & locks, Running Boards, Alloy Wheels, Tow Package

Sale Price

$

16,999

11 Chevy Camero RS Only 31,000 Miles!!! Power Sunroof, Heated Leather Seats, Remote Start, 20” Alloy Wheels

Sale Price

ONLY 11,800 MILES!

Only 21,000 Miles!!! Power Sunroof, Heated Leather Seats, CD Stereo, Alloy Wheels.

Sale Price $

Only 52,000 Miles!!! Heated Leather Power Memory Seats, Remote Start, Alloy Wheels

12 Buick Verano

Power Sunroof, Power Seat, Power Windows & Locks, CD Stereo, Alloy Wheels.

Sale Price

13,761

14 Chevy Impala LT

Only 42,000 Miles! Tilt Wheel, Bedliner, Air.

08 Buick Lucerne CXL

Only 11,800 Miles!!! Power Windows & Locks, Tilt Wheel, Cruise Control, Alloy Wheels

Sale Price $

38,990

45,932

ONLY 48,600 MILES!

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