free publication 34th edition november 2017 How to submit information: www.HockingHillsMessenger.com Betty Shaw, Sales & Marketing • blshockinghillsmessenger@yahoo.com • 740-422-8285
DECEMBER 2
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4H Awards & Recognition
The Rolling Hills 4-H Club won the Dan VanWormer Nationwide Insurance Community Service Award. Pictured are from left to right, front row: Becky Nicholson, Tristan McDaniel and Lynsi Huddy. Middle row: Stasha McDaniel, Carrie Nicholson and Tori Colliton. Back row: Ryan Nicholson.
4-H Volunteers with 25 or more years of service are (from left to right, front row): Larry Kienzle, Jim Skinner, Mary Skinner and Carolyn Kienzle. Back row: Vicki Conrad, Amy Sams, Dave Thrapp, Judy Thrapp and Kim Woltz.
Donor Awards were presented to the following during the 4-H Volunteer Appreciation Banquet: Cheryl Shumaker, left, received a Donor Award on behalf of Roger and Jean Beaty. Joe Blackford, center, received an award for ongoing service to 4-H. Kevin Nelson received an award on behalf of the Logan Moose Lodge.
Pictured from left to right are: Don Danison, Larry Kienzle, Kristi Vargo and Dick Brandt.
Melissa and Kevin Nelson received the Friend of 4-H Award
Cassidy Markin talked about her experiences Christen Robers (left), on behalf of the Klip Chrissie Moder was the recipient of the 4-H at 4-H Leadership Camp Klop 4-H Club, presented the Heart of Gold Endeavor Award Award to Carolyn Kienzle.
The Purple Clovers 4-H Pride Club won the Honor Club drawing for a pizza party. Pictured in the front is Ceceilia Miller. Middle from left: Traci Miller and Crystal Patton. Rear: Ryan Patton.
Lynsi Huddy, left, received the Junior Secretary Award while Abigail Downs received the Senior Secretary Award.
Madison McClary, left, and Ryan Patton received Senior Achievement Awards. Keely Hartshorn, right, received the Junior Achievement Award.
Ryan and Crystal Patton presented the 4-H staff with clock trophies in appreciation for their efforts. From left are: Ryan Patton, Joyce Shriner - 4-H Educator, Angie Seum - 4-H Program Assistant and Crystal Patton. Also recognized but not present was Marilyn Fisk - OSU Extension, Office Associate.
Maiya Sauer received the Senior Treasurer’s Award while Elizabeth Atkins received the Junior Treasurer’s Award. Both awards were sponsored by The Citizen’s Bank
Outstanding Livestock Exhibitor (OLE) volunteers were recognized for their service. Receiving certificates were: front row from left: Toni Ganson, Carrie Nicholson, Becky Nicholson and Kim Woltz. Middle row: Garry Meyer, Shellee Robers, Christina Bond and Kelly Barron-Holcomb. Back row: Brian Stahr and Mike Holcomb.
Earl Timberlake presented the Timberlake Award to Stephanie Blackford on behalf of Caleb Matheny who is currently serving in the US Army.
Nathaniel Schrader talked about his experiences at Shooting Sports 4-H Camp at Canter’s Cave.
Ryan Patton described the adventures he had at Citizenship Washington Focus in Washington DC.
The Logan Daily News sponsored the 4-H News Reporter Awards. Tori Colliton received the Senior News Reporter Award while Gabriel Ortega received the Junior Award.
Brian Stahr, Organizational 4-H Advisor of the Mound Crossing 4-H Club, received the 4-H Alumni Award
4-H is a community of young people...across America...learning citizenship, leadership and life skills.
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740-249-1452 Santa Trains - Nov 25th - December 17th Ride our historic train as it travels up our track while Santa and his elf visit with the riders and offer a candy treat to the children. Train and depot are decorated for the season and Christmas music is played as we travel along. 20 mile round trip taking approximately 2 hours. Trains leave our depot in Nelsonville at 11 am and 2 pm with evening trains Dec. 2 & Dec 9 at 6 pm.
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Anyone Interested in helping with our AG Days April 14-15, 2017 or setting up a display please call 740-422-8285. Our next meeting will be January 11, 2018 at Olde Dutch Restaurant in Logan, OH. Eat at 6:00 PM. Meeting following. We are taking Flea Market Reservations. Thank You, Betty Shaw
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Is it That Time Already? Rick Schneider The holiday season is the time of year when you hear a lot of good wishes, as well as, a lot of complaining. You may also eat a lot of food and you may spend a lot of money. You may go to a lot of parties and go to church a lot (which is one of the best parts of the holiday season). There is definitely a lot going on during the holiday season. If you have had someone close to you die this past year, you probably don’t need a lot of anything except peace and quiet. It is a fact, though, that there is no way to get away from the “a lots”. You will hear a lot about Thanksgiving and a lot about Christmas on TV, radio, and in most conversations. It seems like the retailers have been trying to stretch the holidays by starting with the relentless ads earlier and earlier. What can you do to get away from a lot of this over-activity? If you have lost a loved one during this past year, the holidays will be different. Hospice understands the unique qualities of grief during the holidays and we are here to help. We know that there is no way to “get over it and be happy” during the holiday season if a loved one is no longer with you. I would like to offer some information that may be of help if you are dreading the holidays due to a loss. When dealing with the holidays, there is what is known as the Five C’s of Holiday Grief. If you have lost a loved one this past year, Thanksgiving and Christmas, and maybe even New Year’s Eve will be different. Even if you are having a hard time for any other reason during the holidays, the Five C’s may offer a way to experience the holidays in a more tolerable manner. The first “C” deals with Communication. Let people know what you need and what you can’t handle. But also be receptive to their concerns. If you don’t want to go to a party because you may feel like a fifth wheel, then don’t go. On the other hand, if you want to go to a party, try to drive yourself there. That way if you feel overwhelmed you can excuse yourself and leave. If you have somebody drive you and you get tired early, ask if there is a room where you can be by yourself for a while. Tell the person who drove you that you are going to rest and will be back out soon. Many grieving people will temporarily lose their tolerance for loud, busy family gatherings and can quickly be exhausted by the antics of small children. This is normal and will pass. Also, as a way to make it through the holidays the second “C” suggest that you Cut back on activities. Only do what you feel like doing. If putting up a lot of holiday decorations fills you with dread, pick and choose what is important for the holiday. Always ask yourself “Would Christmas be the same without it?” If a big dinner seems overwhelming, have a potluck at someone else’s house. You don’t have to hang all the outside decorations this year or have a decoration in each room of the house, unless you want to. If this is your first year, it will be difficult. But each coming year will find you adding more of the things you liked about the holidays. Change some of the things that you never liked about the holiday traditions. Did you always hate the inflated Santa that went in the front yard? Now you can change it. If there are parts of Christmas that were done because that’s how they were always done, now you can change it. Some things that help are opening presents on a different night (Christmas night or day instead of Christmas Eve), going to church at a different time or going to a different church. Celebrate! Yes, celebrate. It’s important to remember why we celebrate Christmas. As your Christmas has been changed, this may be the time to redefine for yourself the meaning of Christmas. There will be tears and these are very normal. Now would be a great time to celebrate the life of your loved one with precious stories of previous holidays. Focusing on all of the happy holidays that you had together may help you get through this one. This can be a wonderful time to share your memories and remembered stories, even if they bring tears. And what would Thanksgiving or Christmas be without Children? The fifth “C” reminds you that children need stability and security all the time, but especially during the Thanksgiving and Christmas holidays. Ask children what they need to keep for Christmas traditions. What is important for them during the holidays? Ask them their opinion for changes that you’d like to make. Always remember that it takes many Christmases to be comfortable with new traditions and that many things change during the year. The first Christmas after the death will not be the way you will always do things for years to come.
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I hope that, as you endure grieving through the holidays, you will find the resolve to do what is best for you. I have found that the anticipation of a dreaded event is much worse than the actual event. Eventually your broken heart will begin to heal itself and your sadness will be interrupted by glimpses of joy and just maybe, a lot of joy. During Thanksgiving and Christmas, I wish you peace and serenity. Everything is going to be okay.
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Logan Town Center News November 2017 Events
Debbie Leddingham “Coming Back to CBKT”!
Thurs., Nov. 9, 4:30 PM - After School Movies - Cars 3 Children 18 and under can gather at the Library for a free movie. Come for the popcorn; stay for the movie! Popcorn-Candy-Drinks Logan-Hocking County District Library • 230 E. Main Street • (740) 385-2348
Grass isn’t always greener on the other side?? LOL!
Sat., Nov. 11, 11 AM - Veteran’s Day Service More Info to Follow. Worthington Park. Intersection of Main and Market Sts. Info: Kyle McDaniel at (740) 603-7402 or Phillip Lightfoot at (740)603-3758
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Sat., Nov. 11, 7 PM - Appalachian Listening Room presents The Wayfarers with Jake Dunn & The Blackbirds. Monthly Showcase concert Live in the Back Room Admission: $10.00. Appalachian Listening Room • 48 (B) W. Main Street • (740) 438-5273 (Entrance from the alley) Information: 740.438.5273. Find Appalachian Listening Room on Facebook. Sponsored by Pianoworks and CMC Real Estate Sun., Nov. 12, 3 PM - Veteran’s Day Parade - This year’s theme is Legends Among Us, Our Veterans. Grand marshals of the parade will be Purple Heart Veterans. The Committee invites Purple Heart Veterans or those that know of one to contact Kyle McDaniel at (740) 603-7402 or Phillip Lightfoot at (740)603-3758 or e-mail ncaablu@yahoo.com. Parade line-up is 12:30 to 2:30 pm at the Front Street Dollar General. Float judging is from 2:30 PM to 2:45 PM.* Parade Step off is at 3 PM. Info: Kyle McDaniel at (740) 603-7402 or Phillip Lightfoot at (740)603-3758 *Prizes awarded for floats: $100 for 1st place; $75 for 2nd place; and $50 for 3rd place. Dinner provided after the parade at the AMVETS Post 1776 - free to veterans and immediate families.
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Mon., Nov. 13, 6 PM - BOOK CLUB - Book Club is the second Monday of every month. Book for discussion: The Rope Walk by Carrie Brown. Everyone welcome! Logan-Hocking County District Library • 230 E. Main Street • (740) 385-2348 Tues*, Nov. 14, 6:15 PM - Story Time at the Library - Topic: Turkey Trouble! Logan-Hocking County District Library • 230 E. Main Street • (740) 385-2348 * also on Wednesdays and Thursdays at 10 AM both days. Tues., Nov. 14, 6 PM - Local Authors Discussion Panel Writers Helping Writers Question and answer session with the local writers group of published authors. Logan-Hocking County District Library 230 E. Main Street • (740) 385-2348 Tues., Nov. 14, 7 PM - Hocking Valley Photography Group Free monthly meeting of photography enthusiasts co-led by Dennis Savage and Laura Forbes Champ. The Bowen House Community Center for Arts and Education 196 N. Market Street • (740) 385-0344 • www.bowenhouse.org Wed. Nov. 15, 10 - Noon - Doodle Bugs Art Club *(Doodle Bugs Art Club for Lil’ Ones age 0-3 years is a FREE art club for newborns, infants and toddlers up to age 3. Meeting the first and third Wednesdays of each month. Participants can come any time between 10 AM and 12 Noon. Toddlers explore the fun of art hands-on and take home a masterpiece! Newborns and infants will have hands and feet painted for creative keepsakes. Parents get one-on-one time with their child to watch as they learn and try new things.) Meets twice monthly at the Hocking County Library Building 230 E. Main Street. Info: (740) 380-1315 Ext. 247 (Sponsored by the Hocking County Early Childhood Department, Help Me Grow & Early Intervention.) (Doodle-bugs is geared toward helping children develop social and sensory skills while learning about color, texture, and experimenting with new materials.) Tues., Nov. 21, 6:30- 8:30 PM - Old Time Jam Session Join Liz Shaw and stringed instruments students in the process of learning their art. Monthly event. The Bowen House Community Center for Arts and Education 196 N. Market Street • (740) 385-0344 • www.bowenhouse.org Wed., Nov. 22, 2:30 PM - Special Movie - Just for Thanksgiving early dismissal! Logan-Hocking County District Library • 230 E. Main Street • (740) 385-2348 Thurs., Nov. 23, 9 AM - Thanksgiving Day 5 K Run/Walk In Memory of Loryn Cassady. All proceeds will go to the “Loryn Cassady Memorial Scholarship Fund.” Registration from 7 - 8:40 AM. Children’s Fun Race at 8:40 AM (11 and under). T Shirts available if pre-registered by November 15, 2017 Awards to overall male and female and top 3 finishers in each age division. Pre-registration: $20 Adult; $10 Student; $5 children. Day of Race Registration is $25/$15/$10. Registration forms and money can be sent to one of 2 locations: Loryn Cassady Scholarship Committee at 675 Highland Drive, Logan, Ohio; or Hawk’s Nest at 12906 OH 664 A4, Logan Ohio. Online registration at https://racepenguin.com/events/ logan-turkey-trot/ and requires a $3.25 convenience fee. Location: Dynamic Stars • 16 E. Main Street Thurs., Nov. 23, Noon to 2:30 PM - Community Thanksgiving Lunch Annual community gathering at St. Matthew Lutheran Church. Both carry-out and dine-in available. Meal is free and donations are welcome. Reservations can be made by calling 740 385-0694. St. Matthew Lutheran Church • 258 E. Hunter Street Tues*, Nov. 28, 6:15 PM - Story Time at the Library. Topic: Hibernation Station! Logan-Hocking County District Library • 230 E. Main Street • (740) 385-2348 * also on Wednesdays and Thursdays at 10 AM both days. Thurs., Nov. 30, 6-7 PM - Find Your Family! Genealogy Help is available the last Thursday at the local library. Logan-Hocking County District Library • 230 E. Main Street • (740) 385-2348
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