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C + M Y Museum seeks public’s help to replace roof of historic barn By DAN ROBINSON Times staff writer The barn at the Hardin County Historical Museum in Kenton may be the largest artifact in its collection and it is in need of repair to survive. Caretaker Tim Striker said the barn at the Hardin County Farm Museum, locat- ed just east of the fair- grounds, was built 100 years ago and has stood the test of time until recently. A effort is underway to help the county raise funding to have the large structure’s roof replaced and restored so the old barn can live a new productive century. The barn was built in 1912 or 1913, said Striker, after its predecessor was burned to the ground following a thun- derstorm in July 1912. Times photo/Dan Robinson Workers witnessed the light- ning bolt hit the 60 x 80 foot Pumpkin prize building at 5 p.m. No animals Autumn Klesmit of Kenton picks a pumpkin during a visit to were killed in the following the Athauser Honey Farm. Autumn is one of the members of fire, said Striker, but 20 tons Karen Jesionowski’s first grade class at Kenton’s Espy School of hay were reportedly lost. who visited the farm Friday morning. The Althauser farm will cel- A smaller barn was erected ebrate its annual Sweet Harvest Festival today and Sunday at and was an important part of the community throughout Times photo/Dan Robinson the farm, located at 10718 TR 205, east of Kenton. Families are the 20th century. When the The nails holding the shingles to the 100-year- encouraged to pick pumpkins from the patches, learn about fairgrounds was created in Barn needs help old building are rusting off, said Striker, and honey-making, play games and enjoy the gourds, Indian corn 1939, said Striker, the race Caretaker Tim Striker stands with the barn at presenting a concern for not only the future of and other items available at the festival. track was located along the Hardin County Farm Museum. The missing the historical barn, but for the artifacts stored Fairground Road on the shingles of the roof can be seen behind him. inside. northern part of the grounds. The curved lanes of the track strong at this time, the roof forces the cost above com- The museum board will be Sniping from within can still be seen, he noted. needs attention. mercial rates. giving presentations to corpo- Race horses for the track “The nails in the roof are The commissioners have rate, business and communi- were kept in the barn’s stalls. 100 years old and rusting been supportive of the effort ty sponsors and looking to own party adds to Small trees and branches away,” said Striker. “Any to repair the barn, but Striker the public for help. were cut into 8-inch sections farmer will tell you once a said the board realizes fund- The cost of repairing the and crowded on the floor of roof starts going bad, it does- ing is limited. In response, roof may seem difficult to Romney’s struggles the stalls before being set in n’t take long for the barn to they set up a fund to allow secure, said Striker, but not By DAVID ESPO “And they’ve done it effectively place with sand. suffer.” donors to “Buy A Shingle” when it is taken into consid- AP Special Correspondent by showing leadership from The wooden sections were The museum buildings from the barn during the fair. eration with the historical WASHINGTON (AP) — Mitt the top. ... This president has easier on the feet of the and property belong to the Striker said about $700 was value of the building. Romney struggled to steady not done that.” standing race horses then a county, said Striker. He and given to offset the cost of the “The population of Hardin his presidential campaign on But there seemed no letup harder surface, said Striker. his wife, Lisa, rent the house project. County is about 33,000 peo- Friday, buffeted by an out- in the bad political news for In the back of the barn was and two acres of land from The falling shingles come ple,” said Striker. “If every break of sniping among frus- Romney, hit by a barrage of it a dairy. In recent years, the the county. at a time when the old barn person in the county gave one trated Republicans, fresh evi- since he was seen on videotape barn has not only served as a The museum board has to in seeing a breath of life, said dollar, we would have enough dence of a slide in battle- saying that his job as a candi- centerpiece to the farm muse- find money to maintain the Striker. The Kenton FFA has money for the roof and to ground state polls and date is not to worry about the um, but also is used to store buildings they lease from the begun using the barn for paint the barn. If we don’t do President ’s 47 percent of Americans whom some of the artifacts in the county for the Sullivan- classes to educate young peo- something, we can lose the accusation that he was writing he said pay no income taxes museum’s collection. Extra Johnson Museum and the ple on agriculture. The chap- barn and then there will be off “half the country” in pursuit and see themselves as victims. display cases are kept on the Farm Museum, but, said ter has also used some of the no place to store the artifacts. of the White House. In an interview taped for mow area of the barn, along Striker, the estimated farmland for test crops. We could have to sell some of Republican running mate broadcast Sunday on CBS’ “60 with pieces which date back $23,000 for the big barn roof He said all FFA chapters them and I don’t want to see drew boos at an Minutes,” Romney said of his to the earliest settlers in the is beyond their budget. are soon to be invited to use any of that happen.” AARP convention in New campaign: “It doesn’t need a county. Since the barn is owned by the barn and grounds and he More information on how Orleans when he said Romney turnaround. We’ve got a cam- But the cases and the arti- the county, said Striker, reg- envisions a time when larger to donate to the barn renova- would repeal Obama’s health paign which is tied with an facts are not as secure as ulations need to be followed FFA projects can be displayed tion fund may be found at the care law, which closed a gap in incumbent president to the they need to be, said Striker. to meet state code in the on the farm ground for fair Hardin County Museums at coverage for seniors’ prescrip- United States.” While the structure remains repair/replacement, which visitors to view. 419-673-7147. tion drugs. The Wisconsin con- Obama, for sure, was eager gressman accused the admin- to keep the controversy alive. istration of weakening Campaigning in Woodbridge, Kasich sounds warning note over economy and flinching from Va., he defended himself COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — concerns going forward about beer,” Kasich said. state’s non-farm payrolls tough measures needed to sta- against Romney’s jabs at his Gov. warned where we are and where we Kasich’s “doom and gloom dropped by 2,000 compared bilize Social Security’s own statement that change is Friday that Ohio’s economy is could end up.” message” won’t resonate in with July’s figures. finances, adding that the pres- impossible from the inside in not as strong as he would like He said the pipeline of pos- the state because Ohio is con- Ohio’s rate has remained ident has “put his own job Washington. “It can’t happen if and he’s seeing signs of a pos- sible jobs coming to Ohio isn’t tinuing to recover from the about 1 point below national security over your retirement you write off half the nation sible slowdown. as strong as it was a year ago. recession, Obama spokes- unemployment rate, which security.” before you even took office,” he Kasich said he’s concerned He cited an overseas company woman Jessica Kershaw said dropped from 8.3 percent in Obama rebutted Ryan’s said. that businesses are in a hold- planning on bringing 800 jobs in a statement. July to 8.1 percent in August. charges point by point in a According to Wall Street ing pattern until after the to the state, yet a final deci- Kasich made his comments The number of unemployed video appearance to the same Journal/NBC News/Marist election and that the state sion continues to be put off. returning from Cambridge Ohio workers dropped by audience. He said the Poll surveys, the president has won’t continue to see gains. Kasich, a Republican and where glass insulating com- about 5,000, from 418,000 in Republican prescription for opened leads among likely vot- He said too many people are Mitt Romney supporter, said pany Quanex announced it July to 413,000 last month. Medicare would mean “billions ers of eight percentage points still out of work to celebrate he was not wading into the was adding 162 jobs to its Kasich noted the state has in new profits for insurance in Iowa, with 6 electoral votes, the state’s 7.2 percent unem- presidential campaign with existing 170 employees. The 123,000 more jobs than companies” and replacing and margins of five percentage ployment rate, unchanged for his comments. He said he state provided incentives to January 2011, when he took guaranteed benefits with a points each in Colorado (9 the past three months but believes Ohio would do better the company including tax office. But he also questioned voucher that would bring high- electoral votes) and Wisconsin still well below the national under Romney, and he criti- credits, Kasich spokesman the strength of the auto recov- er out of pocket costs for sen- (10.) rate of 8.1 percent. cized what he called the Rob Nichols said. ery in the state, saying the iors. Earlier surveys published “As I look at the velocity of “headwinds” of uncertainty The state Department of state has 500 fewer overall Romney campaigned in this week pointed to leads for the jobs, we’re starting to see over debt, taxes and regula- Job and Family Services said auto assembly and parts jobs Nevada as aides released a Obama in both Virginia, with signs that are not good,” tions. Friday that seasonally adjust- over the same period. There 2011 federal income tax return 13 electoral votes, and Ohio, Kasich told The Associated “But I also believe that if it ed joblessness in Ohio was has been good automotive showing he and his wife, Ann, with 18. Press on Friday. He added: “I doesn’t go that way we can’t again 7.2 percent in August, news recently, he said, but paid $1.94 million in federal National polls have been far want the people of my state to be paralyzed, we just can’t staying at its lowest level the industry’s overall footprint taxes last year on income of closer, including an AP-GfK know that I just have deep rub our hands and cry in our since September 2008. The is smaller. $13.7 million. Their effective survey this week that had it a tax rate was 14.1 per cent, statistical tie among likely vot- lower than many families pay ers. They have also suggested Libyans storm militia in backlash of attack on U.S. because most of the couple’s progress for Obama in terms of BENGHAZI, Libya (AP) — have led the Sept. 11 attack on the army and police. armed forces and police. earnings come from invest- his handling of the economy, Hundreds of protesters the U.S. Benghazi consulate, No deaths were reported in The militias, a legacy of the ments. the No. 1 issue in the race. stormed the compound of one first fired in the air to disperse the incident, which came after rag-tag popular forces that Romney continued to point Romney’s allies point to a of Libya’s strongest armed the crowd, but eventually with- tens of thousands marched in fought Gadhafi’s regime, tout to Obama’s recent remark that series of presidential debates Islamic extremist groups drew from the site with their Benghazi in a rally against themselves as protectors of he had learned, after nearly beginning Oct. 3 as a chance to Friday, evicting militiamen and weapons and vehicles after it armed militias. . Libya’s revolution, providing four years as president, that he shake up the race. setting fire to their building as was surrounded by waves of For many Libyans, last security where police cannot. couldn’t change Washington But for now, Romney’s trou- the attack that killed the U.S. protesters shouting “No to mili- week’s attack on the U.S. But many say they act like from the inside. Although bles have sent shudders down ambassador and three other tias.” Consulate in the eastern city of gangs, detaining and intimidat- Obama went on to cite public , where Republicans are Americans sparked a public “I don’t want to see armed Benghazi was the last straw ing rivals and carrying out involvement as a necessity for in tough races that will settle backlash against armed groups men wearing Afghani-style with one of the biggest prob- killings. Militias made up of change, the Republican cam- the outcome for the struggle that run rampant in the coun- clothes stopping me in the lems Libya has faced since Islamic radicals are notorious paign framed the remark as an for control of the Senate this try and defy the country’s new, street to give me orders, I only Gadhafi’s ouster and death for attacks on Muslims who admission of failure. fall. Tommy Thompson, drop- post-Moammar Gadhafi leader- want to see people in uniform,” around a year ago — the multi- don’t abide by their hardline “Over history there have ping in the polls in Wisconsin, ship. said Omar Mohammed, a uni- ple mini-armies that with their ideology. Officials and witness- been people that have changed said “the presidential thing is Armed men at the adminis- versity student who took part arsenals of machine guns and es say fighters from Ansar al- Washington from the inside,” bound to have an impact on trative center for the Ansar al- in the takeover, which protest- rocket-propelled grenades are Shariah led the attack on the Romney said in Las Vegas. every election.” Shariah militia, suspected to ers said was done in support of stronger than the regular U.S. consulate. Page 2 – KENTON TIMES Saturday, September 22, 2012 Loretta in wheelchair after surgery hardin county historical museums’ By LOVINA EICHER mother. She was a wonderful I decided to write this col- The Amish person and will always be Byroads & umn while my red beets are greatly missed. I will say the cooking. I cook them long Cook words she often said “God enough so that the skin peels makes no mistakes.” Bygones off easily. I want to make With us being in the middle pickled red beets to put in of salsa season, I thought I’d cans. We will serve those for share my recipe. After making lunch when we have church the salsa, I can make mine so ‘Hardin County’s on fire’ services next spring. I also it keeps longer. But you can By GLORIA PATTON have several more buckets of freeze this and you can also Ronald I. Marvin Jr., who is now the curator of the Wyandot tomatoes ready to put into cut the recipe way down to juice. With these tomatoes I’ll family size and serve immedi- County Historical Museum, has recently compiled a publication for was put in last night. Hay tismal services for Albert’s the Hardin County Genealogy Society, entitled “Hardin County’s have well over 100 quarts of ately, this doesn’t have to be juice canned already along prices are still very high. daughter Irene. We hired a stored. on Fire.” Jacob, Emma, and family and driver to take us as it was 22 HOMEMADE SALSA It was complied from articles in local newspapers including: The with 80 pints of salsa so far. Elizabeth’s friend Timothy miles from our house. 14 pounds of tomatoes, Kenton Democrat, The Kenton Daily Democrat, The Hardin County I’ll keep putting tomatoes into and Susan’s friend Mose We have three wedding scalded, peeled and cut up Weekly Republican, The Kenton Weekly Republican and The jars until it frosts which I am assisted us with the hay. For invitations on our refrigerator. 10 green peppers, chopped University Herald (Ada). expecting early this year. supper we had barbecued Congratulations go to Delmar 5 cups onions, chopped The following is, word for word, one of the stories in Mr. Marvin’s Daughter Loretta’s surgery hamburger and ribs, pota- and Polly who will be united 1 cup vinegar publication. went well on Monday. She has toes, cheese, lettuce, toma- in marriage on Sept. 19. Also 2 ounces of hot peppers, ––––– hard casts on both legs up to toes, green peppers, and ice to Clyde and Dora who will chopped (The Kenton Republican-March 11, 1853) her knees. cream cake. The ice cream unite their lives as one on 1/2 cup brown sugar Destructive Fire! She isn’t allowed to put cake was brought by Jacob’s Sept. 27. Both the grooms 1/4 cup salt Our citizens were aroused this morning by the cry of the Court weight onto her feet for four in honor of their oldest work at the same factory as 2 teaspoons oregano flakes House on fire -- Our citizens were prompt to the call, and with their weeks until the casts are daughter Elizabeth’s 16th Joe does. And we were sur- 3 teaspoons chili powder united efforts, they could not save the building, and the books of removed. She will then have birthday. It is something dif- prised to receive an invitation 1 teaspoon garlic powder the Auditor, and some of the Clerks were lost . --*** The ladies, walking casts for 2 to 4 weeks ferent for Emma and Jacob to to the wedding of Menno and 10 tablespoons Clear Jel (God HELP them), were on hand carrying water, and doing all they and will need therapy. During have a child old enough to be Maggie on Oct. 6. Menno’s (mixed with 3 cups water) could to extinguish the spreading flames supposed to be the work that time we want to go get with the youth. (Editor’s Note: father, Leander, would be a In a saucepan, mix all of of incendiary. her AFO (ankle-foot orthotic) at age 16, Amish children are cousin to Joe. They grew up the above ingredients, except The above is from the Kenton Expositor, and is certainly one of braces ordered. That way they able to attend the young per- together and made many for the Clear Jel. Cook con- the most comprehensive literary efforts the genius of that concern will be ready when the walk- son’s gatherings) memories. We wish God’s tents of saucepan on low heat has ever been guilty of. ing casts are off. Loretta is in Joe doesn’t have work blessings to all the couples on the stove top for 45 min- -- We have but a single object in alluding to the paragraph. -- a wheelchair so she needs tomorrow so he plans to till and wish them many happy utes, stirring occasionally. In And that object is to correct some of its falsehoods, lest the “good help to get to bed and to the up the garden parts that are health years together. It a separate bowl, mix Clear-Jel people” of the county be misled. The “Expositor” gravely asserts bathroom. Time is already done for the year. Tonight he seems short years ago that and water and stir until dis- that “our citizens were aroused this morning by the cry of the going slow for her but plans will go fishing with Timothy. our own wedding day was and solved. Add the Clear-Jel mix- COURT HOUSE on fire.” This is shamefully false! Because, if nec- are to go back to school next That is always relaxing to him it has already been 19 years. ture and cook for 5 more min- essary, we can procure more than a hundred witnesses who would Tuesday. There isn’t any and especially with the hay On a sadder note our utes. If you are canning the be willing to testify that to the “best of their knowledge and belief,” school on Monday so she’ll being in the barn. thoughts travel to dear salsa, cold-pack it for 20 min- the Court House did not utter a single syllable about the fire that have an extra day home. The Sunday we attended Mother’s death 10 years ago utes. Or freeze it for use later. was so eagerly devouring its fair proportions! Not a work of con- school will send a handi- church in a neighboring com- on Sept. 17. I often wish my If you are making a smaller demnation or approval did the old residenter say on the subject! - capped bus so it will be easier munity that brother Albert’s younger children would have batch, cool to room tempera- - “Some of the Clerks were lost,” says the “Expositor.” This is too to get her wheelchair off. lives in. We attended the bap- been able to meet their grand- ture and serve. bad! We have not heard even the least suspicion that anybody was Our fourth cutting of hay the worse of the disaster either in limb or wind -- and as there is nobody “missing,” the inference is strong that the misrepresenta- tion is mainly the result of the editor’s habit of lying. -- But the ‘Energy Economics’ most slanderous and malignant part of the article is that which civic agenda insinuates (we submit the question to a “candid world” whether it seminar slated at ONU SATURDAY, SEPT. 22 Upper Scioto Valley Board of Education – 9 a.m., USV would not have been more manly had the editor made the charge ADA — The Ohio Northern ing. He then earned a mas- direct) that the fire was “supposed to be the work of -- incendiary!” University T.J. Smull College ter’s degree from Miami School, McGuffey; work session with closed session to Horrible! Thus to slander a man “behind his back” -- for when the of Engineering will host a University. Early in his discuss pending or imminent court action editor deliberately wrote this, he knew as well as any critter living, seminar, “Energy Economics career, Klaiss worked within MONDAY, SEPT. 24 that Mr. Incendiary left these parts last year in company with the – Keeping the Lights On,” at the power utility industry at Kenton Board of Education – 7 p.m., board of education “fall races!” The Inn on the campus of Bechtel Power Corporation office “O shame! Where is they blush!” ONU on Friday, Oct. 5, at and Pennsylvania Power and Kenton City Council – 7:30 p.m., chambers Nota Bena. -- The ladies will please take notice that they are 7:30 p.m. Light before becoming a Upper Scioto Valley Board of Education – 6:30 p.m., under special obligation to the “Expositor” Divine for his petition- Jan Klaiss, a senior plan- financial consultant at Smith McGuffey ing before the Throne of Grace in their behalf. ning analyst at Consolidated Barney and other financial Riverdale Board of Education – 7 p.m., board meeting Thanks Ron! Edison (ConEd) in New York services firms. He returned to room in Central Office ––––– City, will be the featured the power utility industry The Hardin County Historical Museum is a non profit organiza- Apollo Career Center Board – 8 p.m., Lima speaker. This event will con- when he joined ConEd in Family and Children First meeting – 1:30 p.m., Hardin tion and it has no main source of income. However, the museum centrate on the economics of 2007. County Job and Family Services, second floor confer- does have expenses and other things that cost money. Please help the energy industry and its The cost for the seminar is us keep this beautiful museum up and running well into the impact on the field of engi- $15, and the deadline for reg- ence room, 175 W. Franklin St., Kenton future. Your donation of time and/or money will be put to good neering. Klaiss’ presentation istration is Oct. 2. Individuals Dunkirk Board of Public Affairs – 5 p.m., town hall use, and will be greatly appreciated. Thank you. will cover how energy eco- can RSVP online at onualum- Buck Township trustees – 6 p.m., meeting room at The Hardin County Historical Museum, 223 N. Main St., nomics has gone from focus- nicommunity.com. This pres- Kenton Fire Department Kenton, Ohio 43326; phone 419-673-7147; Linda Iams, museum ing on the supply of electrici- entation is being presented in Marion Township trustees – 7 p.m., township hall director; Tim Striker, farm museum curator; Bob Bailey, Kathleen ty (in the ’50s, ’60s and ’70s) conjunction with ONU’s McDonald Township trustees – 7:30 p.m., township hall Blumenschine, Charlene Hilty, Jessi Riegle, Sue Sanders, Tim to today’s demand for elec- Homecoming 2012 and is the Roundhead Township trustees – 7:30 p.m., township hall Striker, Barb Wood, and Vern Woodruff, Board Of Directors. tricity, along with how dereg- first in a series of seminars Northern Hardin County Fire District – 7:30 p.m., ulation has pushed the and workshops that will Blanchard-Dunkirk EMS building Certified fishing instructor change. The presentation focus on the topic of Blanchard Dunkirk Washington Joint Ambulance also will cover the confusion advanced energy. The col- District Board – 8:30 p.m., EMS building about how to approach sup- lege’s Advanced Energy TUESDAY, SEPT. 25 workshop set Oct. 27 ply to grid to demand. Program is sponsored in part Klaiss graduated from by a grant from the American Kenton-Hardin Health Department Board – 7 p.m., FINDLAY — Spaces are still available for adults, groups, or ONU in 1979 with a Bachelor Electric Power (AEP) health department conservation clubs who have a sincere interest in taking kids of Science in civil engineer- Foundation. Hardin County Historical Museums Inc. – 6:30 p.m., fishing and want to become certified fishing instructors, Sullivan-Johnson Museum according to the Ohio Department of Natural Resources Psychedelic mushrooms seized Alger Public Library Board of Trustees – 7 p.m., library (ODNR), Division of Wildlife. WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 26 A free workshop is available on Saturday, Oct. 27 from 9 TOLEDO, Ohio (AP) — Toledo police say more than 135 Ohio Hi-Point JVS Board – 7 p.m., Bellefontaine a.m. to 4 p.m. at Wildlife District Two, 952 Lima Ave., pounds of psychedelic mushrooms seized from several north- Findlay. west Ohio homes have an estimated value of $3.1 million. THURSDAY, SEPT. 27 Passport to Fishing is a one-day instructor training pro- Three men have been charged with drug-related felony Forest-Jackson Public Library Board of Trustees – 9 gram that qualifies individuals to become Division of Wildlife counts in connection with the alleged growing operation. It a.m., library meeting room certified fishing instructors, similar to a hunter education was discovered early this week by police responding to a report Ridgemont Board of Education – 5 p.m., high school instructor. All participants will need to pass a background of a burglary at a Toledo home. library check before being certified. Police said they believe the growing operation had been Forest council – 6 p.m., chambers; speical meeting to Passport to Fishing was developed by the U.S. Fish & ongoing for several years and that the distribution extended approve funding for a water line project Wildlife Service and adopted by the Recreational Boating and beyond the city, though they declined to share details. Fishing Foundation. Workshops teach volunteers the basics of fishing and how to run a four-station fishing program with a fishing event. These instructors then go back to their com- munities, with a written curriculum and training aids, to Happy 99th Birthday teach youngsters and beginning anglers the basics of fishing. Hardin County To register for the workshop, call Linda at 419-429-8347. For additional class information, visit www.wildohio.com. 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Stocks have been pushing Freed Center is a gem higher for weeks, not because investors think the economy is healed but because of in our own backyards expectations, then confirma- By ANNETTA SHIRK tion, that the Federal Reserve Director of Chamber and Tourism would step in and try to fix it. Hardin County Chamber and Business Alliance Most of Friday seemed like Ohio Northern University's Freed Center for the Performing Arts another day in the Fed rally, offers a spectacular cultural experience for Hardin County resi- which began in earnest early dents. And best of all, it's in our own backyard! this month, until stocks For more than 20 years, the Freed Center for the Performing slipped in the late afternoon. Arts has delivered world-class entertainment to Ohio Northern The Dow Jones industrial University and the surrounding region. From Shakespeare to average rose as much as 50 Sondheim, and everything in between, the Freed Center brings the points before falling into the arts alive. red in the last half-hour of The Freed Center is a state-of-the-art facility housing the trading. It’s just the fourth Department of Communication and Theatre Arts day in September that the (http://www.onu.edu/academics/getty_college_arts_sciences/are Dow hasn’t managed a gain. as_study/communication_arts) as well as two theatres and an art Still, the declines were Times photo/Dan Robinson gallery. The Biggs Theatre is a 551 seat theatre with a stage that small. The Dow lost 17.46 has welcomed legends of stage and screen. The Stambaugh Studio points, or 0.1 percent, to DuttDohs opens specials, burgers and sandwiches, along with Theatre is a 136 seat flexible-seating black box for smaller, more 13,579.47. The Standard & Dustin Martino, owner of DuttDoh’s Wings ice cream specialties. DuttDoh’s Wings and intimate performances. 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Since the start of June, Ohio, are now able to buy brought many children's books to their stage, such as "Magic Tree the Dow has popped nearly clothing in addition to food, gas House," "The Musical," "The Velveteen Rabbit," and "The Magic 1,200 points. and furniture. The nation’s School Bus." But the stock market’s largest traditional supermarket So when you are looking for something to do, look no further party mode doesn’t mean the chain says it is the first time than Ohio Northern University's Freed Center for the performing underlying economy is healed one of its namesake stores sells Arts. — far from it. The summer clothing. For a complete schedule or more information, visit www.freed- rally is mostly the result of “It’s a one-store test. We’ll center.com or contact the Freed Center Box Office at 419-772- vows by the Federal Reserve see how that goes and make 1900. The Alliance's Calendar of Events at www.hardinohio.org and other central banks, like decisions based on customer also includes more information about each of the Freed Center the Bank of Japan and the feedback,” said Keith Dailey, a performances. European Central Bank, to spokesman for The Kroger Co. do more to try to help. The test comes as tradition- But the promises are also al supermarkets struggle to Rate increases for most an unsettling reminder: The compete with big-box retailers WASHINGTON (AP) — Unemployment rates rose in more central banks think the econ- such as Target Corp. and Wal- than half of U.S. states last month, the latest evidence that omy is so bad that it can’t Mart Stores Inc., which have hiring remains tepid across the country. bounce back on its own. expanded their food sections The Labor Department said Friday that rates increased in “It’s just a big illusion,” and draw shoppers with low 26 states. They fell in 12 states and were unchanged in the said Bob Phillips, managing prices. Traditional supermar- other 12. partner at Spectrum kets now account for 51 per- Unemployment also rose in seven of the 11 key swing states Management Group in cent of grocery sales, down in this year’s presidential election. Indianapolis. The economy, from 66 percent in 2000, Times photo/Dan Robinson Nationwide, employers added only 96,000 jobs in August. he said, is still a “no man’s according to UBS Investment That’s below July’s gain of 141,000 and the average of land” plagued by high unem- Research. Oh My Grill 226,000 jobs a month added in the January-March quarter. ployment and slow growth. To hang onto customers, The signs were obvious Kroger has been working to The Oh My Grill (or OMG, for short) is Dunkirk’s newest busi- Friday: The Labor improve the shopping experi- ness. Located at 166 N. 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It made things how we've gotten the Romney that again. worse. campaign to do precisely And, hey, Ed Schultz. DNC staff: Thanks a zillion what we needed to maximize Yours truly and others often for the phrase snippets you Barack Obama's re-election have remarked how at times suggested our operatives get chances this fall. If Obama your voice almost sounds like GOPers to use that would himself had given Romney Rush Limbaugh's. Your late turn off Latino, women, detailed instructions, we night calls to Romney on African-American and inde- couldn't be happier. phones using a fake Rush pendent voters in droves. dear abby First, Bob Shrum: I Limbaugh caller I.D. imitating They went after them like a admired your work on John Rush and telling Romney he fish after a baited hook. Kerry's Presidential cam- needed to immediately get FYI: Some old guy with a paign, love your insightful much more aggressive with blue Mohawk and nose pierc- Not making music together commentary as a cable TV Obama was masterful. What ings is hanging around DEAR ABBY: I'm 15 and I be a groomsman. liberal talking head and your else could explain his damag- Obama headquarters talking really like this boy, but I can't My wife is upset because I excellent column in The Week ing, self-destructive reaction to David Axelrod and trying to find the courage to ask him didn't ask her if she minded magazine. But I admire far to the tragic events in Egypt give him advice. There was out. I'm pretty sure he likes that I'll be in the wedding and MORE your willingness to and Libya? something about his twisted me, too, because whenever Jeanne I will walk down the aisle with Also, your advice to him to shave, slap on that white wig lip and perpetually nauseated we're together he holds my Phillips one of the bridesmaids. She and slip into that pink-flow- refer to the Democratic Party look when he talked. I have to hand or puts his arms around feels that my walking with as the "Democrat Party" was me. Syndicated another woman is a "date" and ered dress disguised as call Axelrod. I think it was columnist Barbara Bush so you could brilliant. Republicans use . He has a great smile and disrespectful to her. Is it prop- plant a few ideas in Mitt's that name because they know Love, Howard personality. We have many er wedding etiquette to accept head. In your three hour-long Democrats don't like it. But it P.S.: Just got off the phone things in common, such as we an invitation to be in a wed- visits with Romney and his turns off many centrist with Axlerod and we need both play an instrument, we ding if you are married? -- wife Anne, you as Barbara Democrats and independents. someone to get Romney to say make each other laugh and GROOMSMAN IN THE often talked about 47 percent CNN's Don Lemon recently something so he loses the we're both close with our fam- until I am married." I don't SOUTH of Obama supporters not pay- told a Republican guest who first debate. Bob: I really hate ilies. What I don't understand plan on moving in with him DEAR GROOMSMAN: It is ing taxes and being depend- used it to use the party's real to ask you this, but slip into is why he hasn't made a move until we both have our college very common for the brother ent on the government and name. Each time Romney your Barbara Bush disguise yet to ask me out. -- NEEDS degrees. of the groom to be in his wed- how they'd not vote for the uses it he pegs himself as just ASAP and convince Romney LOVE HELP I am technically an adult, ding party -- and marital sta- GOP. one more tiresome partisan to cock his head and say, DEAR NEEDS LOVE HELP: which means to me that I can tus has nothing to do with it. This stuck in his mind... pol, creating a barrier with "There you go again!" I can think of a few reasons, make my own decisions and Escorting an assigned brides- he parroted you at a Florida some independent voters. ––––– and none of them have any- suffer the consequences if maid to and from the altar is fundraiser, it was secretly Ed: I have some criticism Joe Gandelman is a veter- thing to do with how much he there are any. I know I live in NOT a "date," nor is it disre- taped, and published via from what I saw on the tape, an journalist who wrote for likes you. He may not be able my parents' home. I follow spectful to your wife, who may Mother Jones to result in however. Rush would never newspapers overseas and in to afford to ask you out, he their rules and respect their really be upset because she wasn't also asked to be part of what Republican David Frum go on and on about those the United States. He has may feel shy, he may not feel wishes -- but this is a bit ready to date, or his parents extreme, don't you think? the wedding party. called "the worst presidential- brave union workers resisting appeared on cable news show may prefer that he concen- Abby, please advise me on ––––– candidate gaffe since Gerald Gov. Scott Walker in political panels and is Editor- trate on something other than how to explain to my mom Dear Abby is written by Ford announced in 1976 that Wisconsin. Still, Romney in-Chief of The Moderate romance. Some teens get that I'm an adult and not a Abigail Van Buren, also 'there is no Soviet domination seemed to think you were the Voice, an Internet hub for inde- around this by socializing in newborn baby as she regards known as Jeanne Phillips, and of Eastern Europe.'" real Rush. He kept saying, pendents, centrists and mod- groups, so instead of asking me? -- NOT A CHILD ANY- was founded by her mother, Bob, I know it was painful "Yes, Master..." erates. Either he thought you were him "out," consider asking if MORE IN OHIO Pauline Phillips. Write Dear and difficult squeezing into Copyright 2012 Joe he'd like to join you and a DEAR NOT A CHILD: Abby at www.DearAbby.com Rush Limbaugh or Sherman that Fingerhut girdle, but it Gandelman group of your friends some- Although you may be an adult or P.O. Box 69440, Los time. in the eyes of the law in Ohio, Angeles, CA 90069. making sense ––––– you are not INDEPENDENT. ––––– DEAR ABBY: I'm an 18- As long as you are dependent For an excellent guide to year-old woman who lives at upon your parents for shelter, becoming a better conversa- Obama a blamer in chief; home with my parents. I have food or anything else there is a tionalist and a more sociable been seeing an amazing per- price you will have to pay. In person, order "How to Be son for a while now. There is this case, the price you are Popular." Send your name and just one problem. My mother paying is your mother's loving mailing address, plus check or U.S. needs a stand-up guy has decided to put "rules" on but hawklike supervision. 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Copyright 2012 Universal against America in the ambassador Chris Stevens "never to move in with him Later, my brother asked me to Uclick Political Middle East on a moronic consultant was assassinated in a well- anti-Muhammad video that's planned attack by Muslim been on YouTube for extremists? He went to Vegas other views months. for a fundraiser event and His United Nations made another political Ambassador Susan Rice This tragic episode once speech. Security for U.S. embassies made the rounds of the again proves that the incom- Being president of the The cations the Libyan government After 11 years, it’s time to Sunday morning news petenc e of this president is United States is not about Excerpts from recent edito- attempted to do so in reassess the threat and recali- shows, where she made an not limited to the home being a good guy to play rials in newspapers in the Benghazi, but failed in the face brate the responses. absolute idiot of herself. front, where the economy hoops with, or to have a cold United States: of an enormous, well-armed The threat has evolved. Apparently auditioning for stagnates and deficits and beer with -- it's about being ——— mob. Osama bin Laden is dead, and the secretary of state job in - gas prices soar. able to take a position of Sept. 18 Still, U.S. policy should rest his al-Qaida organization is on - God forbid -- a second In the Middle East, leadership when trouble The Journal, Martinsburg, on a demand that countries the ropes, far less able to Obama administration, Rice Obama and his Chicago comes. W.Va., on foreign aid: where we have embassies take mount a 9/11-style attack. Its insisted that the "sponta- Gang have confused our It means standing up for Dispatching Navy vessels their safety seriously. If that is effort to recruit Muslims in the neous" Islamic rage that friends and emboldened our American values like free- armed with cruise missiles to not done, the embassies U.S. for terrorism has mostly killed our ambassador in enemies with a foreign policy dom of speech, not apologiz- take station off the coast of should be closed. They are been a flop. ... Libya and three other that has been a mix of inept- ing for them. And it means Libya and sending 50 more staffed by diplomats, not sol- At the same time, the threat Americans was caused not ness, appeasement and standing up for our policies Marines to protect the U.S. diers, who should not be is far from eradicated. Bin by the failures of her boss naivete. in the Middle East, not embassy in Tripoli probably exposed to unnecessary dan- Laden’s successor, Ayman al- but by an amateur movie Remember when Obama throwing them overboard were necessary to safeguard ger. Zawahri, remains at large. The made by some nut in boasted in Cairo that the whenever they are chal- American diplomatic person- ——— Taliban, which sheltered bin California. Muslim world was going to lenged. nel in that country. Sept. 15 Laden before 9/11, continues fall in love with the USA President Obama is a glar- Four of them already have The Clarion-Ledger, trying to reclaim power in KENTON TIMES because it had just elected a ing sign of the absolute died at the hands of Islamic Jackson, Miss., on re-assess- Afghanistan. Radical Islamists president who had genera- weakening of America. You extremists who attacked the ing anti-terrorism efforts: are seeking a foothold in fail- Phone 419-674-4066 tions of Muslims in his might call what he has been U.S. embassy in Benghazi Eleven years after the 9/11 ing states in the Middle East 201 E. Columbus, Kenton, ancestry? doing "The Wussification of recently. attacks, regular reminders and Africa. A showdown over Iran’s nuclear program could Ohio 43326. Boy, the Muslims in Libya the White House." U.S. officials are investigat- about that awful day persist, ing whether the assault and whenever you pass through an bring about a resurgence of Published daily except and Egypt sure have a But blaming what hap- rioting at the American airport, see the altered Iranian-sponsored terrorism, Sundays and the following strange way of showing their pened in Libya and Egypt on embassy in Cairo were part of Manhattan skyline or hear either from Tehran or its holidays: New Year’s Day, love for America. a YouTube trailer is not just a campaign of violence organ- about the latest casualties in Hezbollah allies. Then there’s Memorial Day, Independence Obama's cowering reac- cowardly, it's absurd. Next Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiv- ized by Muslim terrorist Afghanistan. Less visibly, mil- the continuing danger from tion to the Middle East crisis week Obama will be blaming ing and Christmas. groups. If so, it will be nothing lions of security cameras track home-grown terrorists, be they -- and his refusal to man-up the 1992 Disney movie Members of Associated new. Terrorists such as those your movements, and the gov- self-activated jihadists like and act like the president of "Aladdin" for inciting Muslim Press, Ohio Newspaper in al-Qaida have made scores ernment has amassed vast Fort Hood shooter Nidal Hasan the United States -- begs the mobs to burn down KFC Association and Inland Daily of attacks and claimed hun- powers to snoop on you. or non-Muslim anti-govern- question: "What would Press Association. stores or kill Americans. dreds of victims throughout But the palpable sense of ment fanatics. ... Ronald Reagan do?" Subscription rates: Single Mr. President, when trou- the world since Sept. 11, 2001. fear that gripped the nation Former New Jersey gover- copy 50 cents. Carrier deliv- My dad knew how good ble came our way my father But the military response to has dissipated, and terrorism nor Thomas Kean, who co- ery rate $129.36 per year and the nuts in California were at manned up. It's time for you violence in Libya must be a has taken a back seat to the chaired the 9/11 Commission, motor route delivery rate making bad movies. But he to do the same. "Let's roll." limited one. Even if the United economy and other issues in tells us “this is exactly the $144.76 per year (monthly certainly would never have ––––– States had the military the presidential campaign, right time” to re-examine the collection basis). By mail in blamed a motion picture or a Michael Reagan is the son resources to send such forces something that would have threat and response. He’d like Hardin County $163.24 per trailer on YouTube for what's of President Ronald Reagan, a to embassies in every country been unimaginable in the fall to see Congress do the job year. Outside Hardin County, going on in th e Middle East. political consultant and the where Islamic terrorists might of 2001. itself. rate based on postal zone. When the Marine bar- founder and chairman of The attack, the sovereign nations As important as the econo- But if that can’t happen — Second class postage paid racks were blown up in Reagan Group and president involved would not tolerate my is, terrorism shouldn’t be either because members are by Kenton, Ohio, 43326, Lebanon in 1983, Ronald of The Reagan Legacy such presences for long. relegated to an afterthought. too partisan or find it impossi- according to current postal Reagan didn't blame it on Foundation. Send comments Traditionally, it has been Of the many things done fol- ble to decide what not to do — requirements. anyone else. to [email protected] the responsibility of countries lowing 9/11, some were smart then the job should go to Ray F. Barnes...... founder He accepted responsibility com. hosting embassies from other (reinforcing cockpit doors on another independent commis- Jeff Barnes...... publisher for the Marines dying. But he Copyright 2012 Michael nations to keep them and their jetliners) and some were silly sion, which could provide the Tim Thomas...... editor also used the event to come Reagan personnel safe. There are indi- (the color-coded alert system). necessary political cover. Today's Forecast Saturday, September 22, 2012 KENTON TIMES – Page 5 deaths City/Region Forecast for Saturday, Sept. 22 High | Low temps Romneys paid $1.94M MICH. Cleveland Toledo 62° | 52° in federal taxes for 2011 61° | 49° By TOM RAUM for blind trusts totaled over Obama’s own tax return for Youngstown Associated Press 800 pages. The blind-trust last year showed that he and 65° | 50° WASHINGTON (AP) — Mitt income came from hedge his wife, Michelle, paid Mansfield PA. Romney, one of the wealthiest funds and other complex $162,074 in federal taxes on investment vehicles. The cou- $789,674 in adjusted gross 61° | 47° candidates ever to seek the presidency, paid nearly $2 ple also reported $3.5 million income, an effective tax rate of million in federal taxes on in income “from sources out- 20.5 percent. Their income $13.7 million in income that side the United States,” citing plunged from $1.7 million in “various countries.” Their 2010, with declining sales of Columbus he and his wife reported last Dayton forms included filings on the president’s books. In 66° | 49° year, his U.S. returns showed 64° | 49° Friday. That came to an effec- holdings in Switzerland, 2009, the Obamas reported tive tax rate of 14.1 percent, Ireland, Germany and the income of $5.5 million, fueled ROGER MILLER lower than millions of middle- Cayman Islands. by the best-selling books. Cincinnati income Americans but actual- The Obama campaign The Romneys’ tax bill could Miller 68° | 50° ly more than he had to pay. accused Romney anew of prof- have been lower. Most of Romney’s income iting from millions invested For the year, they claimed a Roger Dean, 67 was from investment returns. overseas and “loopholes and deduction for $2.25 million of rural Dunkirk Portsmouth 74° | 54° That is why his rate was lower tax shelters only available to their $4.021 million in chari- A Mass of Christian Burial W.VA. than taxpayers whose income those at the top.” table contributions, said Brad for Roger Dean Miller will be was mostly from wages, which Apparently hoping to Malt, trustee of the candi- KY. © 2012 Wunderground.com at 10:30 a.m. Monday at the can be taxed at higher rates. resolve basic questions voters date’s blind trust. St. Mary’s Chapel Cloudy Thunder- Flurries Ice Romney’s taxes have might have, the Romney cam- The Romneys gave $2.6 (Transfiguration of the Lord) storms emerged as a key issue during paign also released a letter million in cash to the Church in Kirby by Partly the 2012 presidential race from his accountants saying of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Father John Stowe, OFM, Cloudy Showers Rain Snow with President Barack that in the 20 years prior to Saints, the documents show. Conv, celebrant. Burial will Weather Underground • AP Obama. Romney released his 2010 the Romneys paid an They gave just over $2 million follow in Hueston Cemetery 2010 returns in January, but average annual effective rate in non-cash charitable contri- in Forest. he continues to decline to dis- of 20.2 percent, never lower butions — including dona- Friends may call 2-8 p.m. close returns from previous than 13.66 percent. On aver- tions of stock holdings in Sunday at Crates Funeral area forecast years — including those while age, middle-income families — Domino’s Pizza, Dunkin Home in Arlington. The high was 68 Friday at the Kenton U.S. weather station. he worked at Bain Capital, the those making from $50,000 to Donuts and Warner Chilcott He died at 8:22 p.m. At midnight it was 50. private equity firm he co- $75,000 a year — pay 12.8 — to a family trust. Wednesday, Sept. 19, 2012 at Rainfall totaled 1.25 inches. founded. percent of their income in fed- They could have claimed St. Rita’s Medical Center in ––––– The Obama campaign and eral taxes, according to more in deductions, Malt said, Lima following a short battle Today, mostly cloudy in the morning, then becoming part- other Democrats have pushed Congress’ Joint Committee on but the couple “limited their with cancer. ly cloudy. A 50 percent chance of showers. Highs in the lower for fuller disclosures, remind- Taxation. But many pay a deductions of charitable con- He was born March 12, 60s. West winds 10 to 15 mph. Gusts up to 30 mph in the ing the Republican candidate higher rate. tributions to conform to the 1945 in Kenton to the late afternoon. Tonight, mostly cloudy with a chance of showers in that his father, George The former Massachusetts governor’s statement (n Robert and Mary (Draper) the evening, then partly cloudy after midnight. Lows around Romney, released a dozen governor, whose wealth is August, based on the January Miller. On Aug. 27, 1966 he 40. West winds 10 to 15 mph. Gusts up to 30 mph in the years of returns when he ran estimated at perhaps $250 estimate of income, that he married Rose Marie Karcher evening. Chance of rain 40 percent. Sunday, partly cloudy. for president. million, is aggressively com- paid at least 13 percent in and she survives. Highs in the upper 50s. West winds 5 to 10 mph with gusts up Overall, the Romneys’ main peting with Obama for the income taxes in each of the Also surviving are their to 20 mph. Sunday night, partly cloudy. Lows in the upper tax return and separate forms support of middle class voters. last 10 years.” three children, Michael 30s. West winds 5 to 10 mph. Monday, sunny. Highs in the (June) Miller of rural mid 60s. Monday night, mostly clear. Lows in the mid 40s. Dunkirk, Julie (Brian) Smith Tuesday, partly cloudy with a 40 percent chance of showers. of Brookville and Beth (Jared) Highs around 70. Tuesday night and Wednesday, partly Family toasts mother after Thomas of rural Dunkirk; cloudy with a 50 percent chance of showers. Lows in the lower seven grandchildren, Cassie, 50s. Highs in the upper 60s. Wednesday night, partly cloudy Emma and Megan Miller, Ben with a 40 percent chance of showers. Lows in the lower 50s. husband’s murder conviction and Abby Smith and Cooper Thursday, partly cloudy. Highs in the upper 60s. Thursday By MICHAEL TARM showed up, her relatives each in the chest and head. and Lainey Thomas; and two night, mostly clear. Lows in the lower 50s. Friday, partly Associated Press applauded and said, “Thank Their bodies were buckled brothers, John (Karen) Miller cloudy. Highs in the upper 60s. JOLIET, Ill. (AP) — Relatives you,” as each walked by their in the back seat. Blake’s and Mark (Linda) Miller, both of Kimberly Vaughn marked a table. wounds indicated he had of Findlay. bittersweet day with her The 2007 quadruple mur- raised his arm — to shield Roger was a 1963 gradu- Studies more firmly tie favorite drink — a lemon drop der started as a death penalty himself. ate of Riverdale High School. martini, a family spokesman case, slowing the pace to trial. Vaughn blamed his wife. He attended Bluffton College said Friday. But Illinois has since abol- His lawyers told jurors she was where he played football for sugary drinks to obesity Chicago-area jurors con- ished capital punishment, suicidal over marital strife. two seasons. He served his By MARILYNN MARCHIONE were published online by the victed Christopher Vaughn of meaning Vaughn now faces a They suggested she shot her country proudly in the AP Chief Medical Writer New England Journal of murdering Kimberly, his 34- life term when sentenced Nov. husband in the wrist and leg, National Guard. New research powerfully Medicine. year-old wife, and their three 26. and then killed the children He retired from Rockwell strengthens the case against The gene research in partic- kids after just 50 minutes of “He’ll spend the rest of his and herself. and was a life-long farmer. soda and other sugary drinks ular fills a major gap in what deliberations Thursday. life staring at the cold walls of Prosecutors balked. They He was a member of as culprits in the obesity epi- we know about obesity. It was “They feel justice has been his prison cell, then he’ll meet told jurors to ask themselves Transfiguration of the Lord demic. a huge undertaking, involving done,” said David Butsch, a his maker for his real punish- how a woman who disliked Catholic Church in Kirby. A huge, decades-long study three long-running studies lawyer in Missouri where ment,” Will County State’s guns could have grazed her Roger served as a town- involving more than 33,000 that separately and collectively Kimberly Vaughn’s parents Attorney James Glasgow told husband with two bullets, but ship trustee and was a mem- Americans has yielded the first reached the same conclusions. live. reporters after the verdict. with a marksman’s expertise ber of the Ohio Farmer's clear proof that drinking sug- It shows how behavior com- The successful computer Before the killings, Vaughn shot her children in the head. Union and the American ary beverages interacts with bines with heredity to affect specialist wanted his family became obsessed with Druid For the most part, Vaughn Agricultural Movement. genes that affect weight, ampli- how fat we become. out of the way, prosecutors beliefs in the spirituality of never displayed a hint of guilty He enjoyed spending time fying a person’s risk of obesity Having many of these genes said, to pursue his dream of nature. He told a friend he conscience or concern about with his family and making beyond what it would be from does not guarantee people will starting a new life subsisting longed for a life unencumbered his kids after the killings, pros- homemade ice cream for fam- heredity alone. become obese, but if they drink in the Canadian wilderness. by cellphones and other hall- ecutors said. But in a video ily gatherings. He was an avid This means that such a lot of sugary beverages, “they Their speed was telling, marks of modernity. He con- shown at trial, he seemed football fan who always loved drinks are especially harmful fulfill that fate,” said an expert Butsch said. sidered asking a stripper he haunted, at least momentarily, a good game (no matter who to people with genes that pre- with no role in the research, “As a rule of thumb, there’s had a crush on to join him. when left alone in an interview was playing). dispose them to weight gain. Jules Hirsch of Rockefeller an hour of deliberation for “He was held back by four room with a crime-scene photo Online condolences may And most of us have at least University in New York. “The each day of a trial,” he said. major obstacles in his life,” of his son’s bloodied body. be expressed to the family via some of these genes. sweet drinking and the fatness “When they come back in less prosecutor Chris Regis said in Video shows him staring at the www.coldrencrates.com. In addition, two other major are going together, and it’s than an hour, it tells you his closing. “Those four obsta- picture, then pushing it away, Memorials may be made in experiments have found that more evident in the genetic there’s no debate as to his cles were eliminated on June then covering it up. his memory to the HN giving children and teens calo- predisposition people.” guilt.” 14, 2007.” Athletic Boosters or to the rie-free alternatives to the sug- Sugary drinks are the single Jurors came back so quick- That day, Vaughn awoke Pleasant Twp. American Cancer Society for ary drinks they usually con- biggest source of calories in the ly that family members who his wife and children, promis- cancer research. sume leads to less weight gain. American diet, and they are had withdrawn to McBrody’s ing a surprise trip to a water meeting reset (Pd. 092212) Collectively, the results increasingly blamed for the Bar & Grill to await a verdict park. Just after 5 a.m., he strongly suggest that sugary fact that a third of U.S. chil- had to run back to the Joliet pulled the family SUV off the The Pleasant Township Ohio Lottery drinks cause people to pack on dren and teens and more than courthouse — leaving their highway, placed a pistol under Board of Trustees has post- food behind. his Kimberly’s chin and fired. poned its Sept. 24 meeting CLEVELAND (AP) — These the pounds, independent of two-thirds of adults are obese Afterward, family members He then shot 12-year-old and rescheduled it for Friday, Ohio lotteries were drawn other unhealthy behavior such or overweight. returned and ordered Abigayle, 11-year-old Sept. 28 at 6:30 p.m. in the Friday: as overeating and getting too Consumption of sugary Kimberly’s Vaughn’s beloved Cassandra and 8-year-old conference room at the Mega Millions: 03-13-14- little exercise, scientists say. drinks and obesity rates have cocktail. And when also jurors Blake execution-style — once Kenton City Building. 46-55, Mega Ball: 34 That adds weight to the risen in tandem — both have Pick 3 Evening: 2-3-0 push for taxes, portion limits more than doubled since the Pick 3 Midday: 6-9-0 like the one just adopted in 1970s in the U.S. Informant in Ohio DEA Pick 4 Evening: 8-7-6-6 New York City, and other poli- But that doesn’t prove that markets Pick 4 Midday: 6-1-0-5 cies to curb consumption of these drinks cause obesity. The following are the closing Pick 5 Evening: 5-1-4-8-3 soda, juice drinks and sports Genes, inactivity and eating agent case dies in prison grain bids for Friday: Pick 5 Midday: 8-0-0-9-7 beverages sweetened with fatty foods or just too much CLEVELAND (AP) — A paid informant who says he framed Foraker Elevator Rolling Cash 5: 05-14-27- sugar. food also play a role. Also, diet 17 people with a federal drug agent has died in prison. (Div. of Mennel Milling Co.) 29-32 Soda lovers do get some research on children is espe- Jerrell Bray was an informant for Drug Enforcement wheat corn beans good news: Sugar-free drinks cially tough because kids are Administration agent Lee Lucas in a botched 2005 Mansfield Sept. 8.90 7.57 15.94 did not raise the risk of obesity growing and naturally gaining drug sting. Oct. –– 7.57 –– Speed-limit test in these studies. weight. Lucas was acquitted in 2010 of charges he framed sus- Nov. –– 7.57 –– “You may be able to fool the Until now, high-quality pects, while Bray pleaded guilty to perjury and civil rights vio- Dec. –– 7.60 –– in work zones taste” and satisfy a sweet tooth experiments have not conclu- lations against those targeted in his role as an informant. ON –– –– 15.84 COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — without paying a price in sively shown that reducing Federal prisons spokesman Chris Burke said Friday that OND 8.90 –– –– Ohio transportation officials weight, said an obesity sugary beverages would lower the 40-year-old Bray died Sept. 9 at a medium security prison Jan 9.13 7.61 14.93 say a new pilot program will researcher with no role in the weight or body fat, said David in Butner, N.C. NC ‘13 8.33 –– –– use signs that reduce speed studies, Rudy Leibel of Allison, a biostatistician who Burke said he did not have a cause of death. SON’13 –– –– 12.89 limits in some parts of con- Columbia University. has done beverage research at struction zones while allowing The studies were being pre- the University of Alabama at traffic to travel at normal sented Friday at an obesity Birmingham, some of it with speeds elsewhere in those conference in San Antonio and industry support. areas. THANK YOU The Department of On behalf of the entire Cross Family, we would like to express our sincere thanks and Transportation says the appreciation for your many acts of kindness and sympathy in the passing of the late Jerry Variable Speed Limit program NOTICE OF SPECIAL PUBLIC Cross. is meant to help protect work- We will never forget your loving hugs, kind words, heartfelt stories and personal notes that ers and travelers while reduc- MEETING you shared with us, giving us comfort in a time of sorrow and remembrance. ing congestion and crashes. Words cannot express our gratitude for the meals, memorials, mass dedications, floral Hale Township Trustees have scheduled a special arrangements and keepsake gifts. We would like to give thanks and praise to the many doctors, nurses and medical staff of the Hardin Memorial Hospital, Kenton BKP, Life Circulars in public meeting Monday, September 24, 2012 at 7:00 Flight, and Wexner Medical Center. Today’s Times PM for the purpose of discussion of the proposed In addition, we would like to provide a heartfelt thanks to those who made Jerry’s funeral a special day of remembrance and celebration. Those include: Schindewolf-Stevens-Stout Funeral Home, St. Mary’s Cemetery, Father closing of the railroad crossing on Twp. Rd. 179 by the Dinovo, the Immaculate Conception Church and Parish Luncheon Volunteers, Plaza Inn Restaurant and Elliott Menards Family, Kenton Times, WKTN Radio Station, Hardin County Commissioners, Hardin County Sheriff’s Office and Ohio Rail Development Commission and CSX. Any Kenton Police Department. Kroger and all residents of Hale Township interested in this Jerry had a special place in his heart for Hardin County and the people of our community. Kmart should plan to attend. The meeting will be held at Hale He will live in our hearts forever. By establishing the Jerry Cross Educational Fund, we will continue to honor his name by providing scholarship CVS Pharmacy Township offices located at 206 South West Street in funds to students in need. We are deeply appreciative of the many wonderful contributions made to this fund in his Mt. Victory and this will be the only order of business. honor. Community May God continue to bless the many wonderful people of this community. Market By order of the Hale Township Trustees, In Love, Jerry Cross Jr. & Family Judy Cross Jacqualine (Cross) Fitzgerald & Family Walmart Pamelia K. Arnold, Fiscal Officer Jayne (Cross) Butler & Family Jon Cross & Family Page 6 – KENTON TIMES Saturday, September 22, 2012 Send family news to the Kenton Times, www.kentontimes.com PO Box 230, Kenton 43326; phone 419-674-4066; Family or e-mail [email protected] ‘Recharge with the Lord’ social calendar program for Epworth UMW MONDAY, SEPT. 24 The Epworth United Methodist Women met Sept. 12 at the TOPS 434 – 1 p.m. at Central Church of Christ. church. President Renee Dunahue called the meeting to order. AA Fellowship – 7:30 p.m. at First United Methodist The secretary’s report was read. Deb Williamson moved to Church, 234 N. Main St., Kenton. accept, seconded by Judy Wirbel. The report was approved. TUESDAY, SEPT. 25 The treasurer’s report was given and filed for audit. The mis- AA open discussion – noon at St. John’s United Church sion report was reviewed and ready for mailing. of Christ. The district meeting is Oct. 27 in Payne. The registration N.A. (Narcotics Anonymous) open meeting – 7:30 p.m., deadline is Oct. 12. The West Ohio Conference, Walk With Wholeness is Nov. 10. Epworth will have the bloodmobile can- 109 E. Dixon St., Forest. Questions, call 419-273- teen for Oct. 22. 3148. Prayers were asked for families and friends. WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 26 Wirbel gave the program “Recharge with the Lord.” Ways to Memorial Park Bridge Club – 1 p.m. at Pro Shop Annex. recharge are get a good night’s sleep, eat a good breakfast, Reservations to Ginny Stephan at 419-458-3755 study the Bible and say prayers, follow the rules of the Bible, before 6 p.m. Monday. develop good study habits when studying the Bible, strive to TOPS Ohio 1032 – 6:30 p.m., Our Savior’s Lutheran do your best, get along with people and have good fellowship, Church. and know your teacher, Christ. Remember the rules and be a Hardin County Business and Professional Women – 6 productive student of the Lord. p.m. at Jolene’s Cozy Café. Cafeteria menu. Guests Beth Routt is to pick up the baby bottles from Heartbeat to are welcome. pass out at the next meeting. Weight Watchers – 6 p.m., Kenton Dental Care, 121 N. Marilyn Decker moved to adjourn, Charlene Smith second- ed. The meeting was adjourned. Hostesses were Edith Spencer Detroit St. Weigh-in starts 1/2 hour earlier. No and Marjorie Cannode. The next meeting will be Oct. 10. appointment necessary. Call 800-651-6000 for more DAVID DOUGLAS LISA HUGHES details. Hughes, Douglas to wed Rhinehart UMW discusses Lisa Marie Hughes and David Alan Douglas are announcing several upcoming events grange news their engagement and upcoming marriage. Lisa is the daughter of Michael and Cathy Hughes of The September meeting of the Rhinehart United Methodist Goshen Community Grange Delphos. She is a 2005 graduate of Delphos St. Johns High Women was held Thursday, Sept. 13 at Thomas' Family Tavern Goshen Community Grange met Tuesday, Sept. 18 with Dora School, received her bachelor’s degree from the University of in Kenton. Millie Parthemore was hostess. Parthemore gave Flowers presiding. Findlay in 2009 and her Master of Occupational Therapy devotions. Six members answered roll call. The secretary and Daryl Flowers, County Deputy, reported Hardin County Grange degree in 2010. She is employed as an occupational therapist treasurer's reports were read and approved. Officers Conference will be held on Sept. 24 at Painter Creek at Kingston of Vermillion. Old business included discussion on the following: the annu- Grange. David is the son of the late Bill Douglas and Sandra al church wiener roast Sunday, Sept. 30 at the church starting Family Activities Director Peggy Cahill thanked those who Douglas Adkins. He is a 2000 graduate of Upper Scioto Valley at 6:30 p.m.; the Fall Craft Show to be held at the Hardin worked at the Grange Restaurant during the fair and those who High School and Ohio Hi-Point Career Center. County Fairgrounds Saturday, Oct. 27, hours are 9 a.m. to 4 helped clean up before and after the fair. She passed out tickets to The ceremony has been set for Saturday, Oct. 6, 2012 at St. p.m., booth spaces are still available at $40 for a 10 x 10. be sold for the Chicken-Pork Chop BBQ on Oct. 9. She thanked Johns the Evangelist Church in Delphos. The annual UMW Christmas dinner will be Thursday, Dec. Dora Flowers and Pam Bramble for setting up the fair booth. 13 at the Plaza Inn in Mount Victory. All members of our church We are participating in the Grange Words for Thirds Project by family are invited. giving dictionaries to the third graders of the Kenton City Schools. Eighty health kits were completed and delivered to the The Literary Program was presented by Dora Flowers. She read school menus Northwest Plains District for 2012. about the many senior discounts available. You have to ask for (all include milk) spinach, pineapple, garlic In new business it was voted to give Rowland and Carolyn them. Bob White, a member of the Hardin County Council on Kenton elementaries toast. Vermaaten a donation to help cover their expenses in taking Aging Levy Committee, gave information on the services of Council Monday – Tony’s cheese Friday – regular or coney items form God's Lifeline to Red Bird Mission. Parthemore gave on Aging. pizza, mixed vegetables, dog, french fries, diced the program. Our next meeting will be on Oct. 2. We will be setting up for the applesauce. peaches. The next meeting will be Oct. 11 with Jean Seiler as hostess. BBQ and have Goshen’s Officers Conference. Tuesday – sloppy joe sand- wich, corn, diced peaches. Wednesday – hot dog sand- wich, veggies with dip, mixed fruit. Thursday – chicken sand- wich, oven potatoes, fruit. Friday – mini corn pup- Early Morning pies, green beans, diced pears. Kenton Middle/High and Evening School Monday – corn dog on a Appointments stick, vegetable, fruit. Tuesday – chicken que- sadilla (cheese, lettuce and Available sour cream), vegetable, fruit. Wednesday – Domino’s “Smart Slice” pepperoni pizza, vegetable, fruit. Thursday – sloppy joe sandwich, vegetable, fruit. Friday – double dogs, veg- etable, fruit. Ridgemont Elementary Monday – macaroni and cheese, broccoli, roll, apple- sauce cup. Tuesday – pepperoni pizza, DO YOU carrot, sticks with ranch cup, orange juice cup. HAVE YOUR Wednesday – chicken and noodles, mashed potatoes, HEALTH roll, strawberry cup. Thursday – corn dog, POINTS? baked beans, applesauce cup. Friday – walking tacos (cheese, sour cream, lettuce and tomatoes), pineapple. Ridgemont Jr./Sr. High Monday – flatbread with marinara cup, carrot sticks with ranch cup, juice cup, applesauce. Tuesday – cheeseburger/bun, green beans, fruit juice, apple. Wednesday – turkey wraps, salad with ranch, tomato juice, banana, man- darin oranges. Thursday – spicy chick- en/bun, corn, apple. Friday – pepperoni bread- sticks, marinated black beans, pears. Upper Scioto Valley Monday – chicken nuggets, baby carrots, one-half apple, bread and butter. Tuesday – walking taco, refried beans, juice bar. Wednesday – pizza, corn, diced pears. Thursday – rotini with meat sauce, green beans or Three post high scores at bridge club The Memorial Park Bridge Club met on Wednesday, Sept. 19 at the Pro Shop Annex. The hostess was Diana Smith and there were five tables in play. High scores were held by Pat Brehm, Rita Jacobs and Anne Boston. Hostess for next Wednesday at 1 p.m. will be Ginny Stephan who can be reached at 419-458-3755. Reservations are to be made before 6 p.m. Monday. Saturday, September 22, 2012 KENTON TIMES – Page 7 hardin county municipal court news Unless otherwise indicat- Galloway and Kenneth Lloyd jail, and unsupervised proba- to confine a dog, fined $35. for one year. the plaintiff in the amount of ed, all cases were heard by Miller, Bellefontaine. tion for six months. Jail, pub- Chelsey D. Copley, 13134 Debra L. Knisley, 24 $300 with three percent Judge Greg A. Grimslid. Fined $35 for speeding 76 lic service and probation are CR 155 Apt. 4, Kenton – Champion Court, Kenton – annual interest. TRAFFIC mph in a 55 mph zone were: concurrent to first count. assault, fined $250, 15 days wrongful entrustment, fined Harriet Whitaker vs. J.R. In addition to the fines Jim Larcom Jr., 2120 Ohio Nathaniel J. Causey, Lima in jail with 14 days suspend- $225. Dials – judgment for the levied against defendants 235, Ada and Jeremy D. – assured clear distance ed and credit for one day SMALL CLAIMS plaintiff in the amount of who are found guilty, $39 in Young, Columbus Grove. ahead, fined $35. served, and unsupervised Harriet Whitaker vs. $300 with three percent state costs, $30 in court Evan Curtis Rose, 209 W. Debra S. Shoup, Mount probation for six months. Victoria Dials – judgment for annual interest. costs, $6 for court special Carrol St., Kenton – speeding Blanchard – exhaust/muffler Brittany N. Sanner, Lima – projects and $5 for the 79 mph in a 55 mph zone, violation, fined $35. disorderly conduct, fined court computerization fund fined $35. Shawn R. Stump, $50. will be assessed, a total of Fined $30 for a seat belt LaFayette – failure to display Danielle K. Beers, 207 E. $80. violation were: Curt A. Shaw, registration/plates, fined Belmont St. Lot 16, Alger – Melissa A. Moser, Findlay – 17552 Ohio 31, Mount $35. domestic violence, fined FREY ROOFING speeding 66 mph in a 55 mph Victory; Nang Neal, Harrod; Chasity D. Scott, $150, 30 days in jail with 28 zone, fined $25. Rene Ramirez, 3075 CR 80, Rushsylvania – driving under days suspended and credit Fined $25 for speeding 67 Alger; Joseph M. Bridenstine, suspension (FRA), fined for two days served, super- & LUMBER mph in a 55 mph zone were: 536 W. Carrol St., Kenton; $250, 16 hours of community vised probation for one year Alqahtani M. Saeed, 523 E. Ethan Ray Vermillion, 1486 service and operator’s license and is to complete a program Lehr Ave. Lot 6, Ada ; Louis A. CR 20, Ada; Mark A. Allen suspended for two months. of domestic violence counsel- 123 Jackson Street Mendez, 815 Morningside 0787 Ohio 235 N., Ada; Junior Ray Miller, 311 N. ing. Drive Apt. B2, Kenton; Martin Justen Thomas Briley, Patterson St., Forest – driving Jason A. Burd, 523 Kirby, Ohio 43330 T. Childress, Bluffton and Portland, Tenn.; Steven M. under suspension, fined $250 Decatur St., Kenton – drug Timothy R. Deardorff, 5416 Kalb, 627 W. Lima St., and three days in jail. abuse, fined $150 and opera- 419-273-2584 Ohio 701, Ada. Kenton; Shannon L. Russler, Concurrent tor’s license suspended for six Fined $25 for speeding 68 2559 U.S. 68, Dunkirk; Ryan Edward Erwin, months. mph in a 55 mph zone were: Lester L. Amos Jr., 6816 CR Raymond – failure to control, Aaron A. Sells, 16363 TR Give us a call for all Sue A. Daye, 17181 CR 240, 90, Alger; Matthew Lee Cox, fined $35. 204, Ridgeway – drug abuse, Ridgeway; Brian A. Jones, 815 Morningside Drive Apt. Brandy J. Nichols, 20100 fined $150 and operator’s your building and Englewood; Debra Lynn G10, Kenton; Patty A. TR 179, Mount Victory – fail- license suspended for six Shepherd, 8975 TR 115, Whitaker, 12559 CR 190, ure to move over, fined $50. months; possession of drug remodeling needs! Kenton; Ralph France, 22273 Kenton and McKenzie P. Fined $35 for failure to paraphernalia, fined $150, CR 240, Mount Victory; Holcomb, Portland, Ind. yield at a stop sign were: three days in jail with two Dawna M. Renwick, Upper Cody T. Lykins, Sycamore Kaitlin M. Horton, Navarre days suspended and 16 Sandusky; Bradley A. – operating a vehicle while and Michelle R. L. McLane, hours of community service Family Harless, Waynesfield; Jason intoxicated, fined $400, 15 900 S. Main St. Apt. B, Ada. in lieu of one day in jail, oper- S. Mitchell, Merrilleville, Ind.; days in jail with 12 days sus- Sarah E. Legge, 524 E. ator’s license suspended for owned and Daustin A. Steele, Marion; pended and a three-day jail Ohio St., Kenton – fictitious six months and unsupervised operated William B. Young, Elida; credit upon completion of a plates, fined $75. probation for six months. for over 50 Rebecca L. Thompson, 72-hour alcohol intervention, Marci Deerwester, Elida – Ronnie Travis Harmon, Marion and Paul R. Norris, operator’s license suspended registration violation, fined 506 East St., McGuffey – drug years! Columbus. for one year and supervised $35. abuse, fined $150 and opera- Katherine Ann Vance, probation for one year; failure Walter Miller, 402 Ida St., tor’s license suspended for six Westerville – speeding 68 to reinstate, dismissed at Kenton – space between vehi- months. mph in a 55 mph zone, fined defendant’s costs due to plea cles, fined $35. Fined $35 for failure to $65. negotiations. Fined $35 for a stop sign confine a dog were: Pam Fined $25 for speeding 69 Jonathan Lamb, 17449 CR violation were: Jason A. Dague, 35 Resch St., Kenton; mph in a 55 mph zone were: 120, Kenton – driving under Summa, Lima and Bandar Peggy Johns, 104 West St., Robert J. Flowers, 18801 CH suspension, fined $400, 15 Aljasham, 106 Northernview McGuffey and Deb Prater, 43 215, Forest; Michael L. Cook, days in jail with 12 days sus- Apt. A, Ada. Grape St., Kenton. Lakeview and Ryan D. pended and unsupervised Fined $35 for a traffic con- Sherry Collins, 430 N. Haudenschield, 58 Hillcrest probation for one year; trol device/signal violation Cherry St., Kenton – failure to Lane, Kenton. peel/crack noise, dismissed were: Todd A. Tucker Jr., register a dog, fined $35. Fined $25 for speeding 70 at defendant’s costs due to Barnesville and Mitchell B. Darik D. Reed, Heath – mph in a 55 mph zone were: plea negotiations; operating a Scott II, 767 N. Main St., Ada. open container in a motor Joshua E. Legge, 8590 U.S. vehicle while intoxicated, dis- Paul G. Coker, 2661 Wayne vehicle, fined $50. 30, Forest; Robert S. Dyer Jr., missed at defendant’s costs St., Dola – traffic control light Shaun J. Patrick, 340 N. • Roofing Harrod, Nathan W. Warner, due to plea negotiations. violation, fined $35. Market St., Kenton – posses- New Holland; Brandy Sue Max Richard Morrison, Jason W. Rayl, 210 E. sion of drug abusing instru- Baliko, Columbus; Anthony 620 N. Cherry St., Kenton – Wagner St. Apt. 243, Alger – ments, fined $200, 180 days • Lumber C. Garcia, Toledo; Gerald operating a vehicle while valid license violation, fined in jail with 175 days sus- Charles Moses, Walled Lake, intoxicated, amended to reck- $50. pended, community control Mich.; Mark S. Solomon, less operation, fined $250, 15 CRIMINAL probation for one year and is Cardon and Corey Minter, days in jail with 12 days sus- Ronnie T. Harmon, 506 to complete a drug treatment • Bathroom 464 W. Carrol St., Kenton. pended and a three-day jail Pamelia St., McGuffey – men- plan; possession of drug Fined $25 for speeding 71 credit upon completion of an acing, fined $150, three days paraphernalia, fined $150, mph in a 55 mph zone were: alcohol assessment, opera- in jail with one day suspend- three days in jail with two fixtures Curtis Warren, Tallahassee, tor’s license suspended for six ed and credit for two days days suspended and 16 Fla.; Daniel Sharp, 9523 Ohio months and unsupervised served, and unsupervised hours of community service 67, Kenton; J. Michael probation for one year; speed- probation for six months; in lieu of one day in jail, oper- Brentlinger, Bellefontaine and ing 50 mph in a 35 mph zone, criminal trespassing, fined ator’s license suspended for Loren M. Guyton, 503 E. dismissed at defendant’s $150, three days in jail with six months and unsupervised North Ave., Ada. costs due to plea negotia- one day suspended and cred- probation for six months. Jeanne L. Kuhler, 314 tions. it for two days served, and Michelle Stephens, 808 Hayes Ave., Kenton – speed- Summer N. Swaim, unsupervised probation for Robinson Ave., Kenton – pos- ing 72 mph in a 55 mph zone, Columbus Grove – driving six months. Jail and proba- session of drug abusing fined $25. under suspension, fined tion are concurrent to first instruments, fined $200, five Fined $25 for speeding 73 $250, five days in jail with count. days in jail with four days mph in a 55 mph zone were: four days suspended and 16 Suzette Keim, Lima – suspended and 16 hours of Rachel J. Lawarre, 633 S. hours of community service attempt to possess heroin, community service in lieu of Detroit St., Kenton and in lieu of one day in jail, oper- fined $225, seven days in jail one day in jail, operator’s Richard D. Hall, Washington ator’s license suspended for and credit for seven days license suspended for six Courthouse. two months and unsuper- served; obstruction of official months and unsupervised Amanda J. Zwayer, Rocky vised probation for six business, dismissed at defen- probation for six months. River – speeding 73 mph in a months; fictitious registra- dant’s costs due to plea nego- Julie A. Spencer, 1037 S. 55 mph zone, fined $65. tion, fined $150, three days tiations. Main St. Apt. 36, Kenton – Fined $25 for speeding 75 in jail with two days suspend- Lance Baker, 123 W. theft, no fine, 180 days in jail mph in a 55 mph zone were: ed and 16 hours of communi- Railroad St., Kenton – failure with 170 days suspended and Steven J. Oberhauser, ty service in lieu of one day in to display, fined $35; failure community control probation U.S. releases names of Guantanamo detainees • Countertops SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico tion. Inclusion on the list detainees no longer warrant- (AP) — The U.S. Justice does not mean that the U.S. ed such concerns. 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LEGAL NOTICE Jim Brown: ‘I am forever a Cleveland Brown’ The following applications and/or verified complaints were received, and the By TOM WITHERS organization. I’m stuck with being No. to sit down with Holmgren. Richardson “ordinary” before following draft, proposed and final actions were issued, by the Ohio Environmental AP Sports Writer 32 of the Cleveland Browns and I can’t “We didn’t have a much of a Cleveland selected him in the draft. Protection Agency (OEPA) last week. AVON, Ohio (AP) — Two years after do anything about it. I don’t want to confrontation,” Brown said. “It’s that But after watching Richardson the “Actions” include the adoption, a messy breakup with the team he led do anything about it. respect is always important among all past two weeks, Brown has been modification, or repeal of orders (other than emergency orders); the issuance, to its last NFL championship, the “If you didn’t like the ball, that’s of us.” impressed with the 22-year-old. denial, modification or revocation of team he gave everything he to for nine one thing. You’re not going to always Holmgren is eager to meet with Last week, Richardson rushed for licenses, permits, leases, variances, or seasons and the team he left at the like my politics, but we are married Brown. 109 yards and scored two touchdowns certificates; and the approval or disapproval of plans and specifications. peak of his playing career, Jim Brown because of that history. If I can be a “He’s one of my longtime idols,” at Cincinnati. “Draft actions” are written statements of wanted to make one thing perfectly part of the development of a new Holmgren said before watching Brown said he made the comments the Director of Environmental Protections clear. winning attitude and help get some practice Friday in Berea. “He’s a very, — “it was like a firestorm coming out (Directors) intent with respect to the victories, man that would be fantastic. very important part of this of the mountains” — to try and issuance, denial, etc. of a permit, license, “I am forever a Cleveland Brown,” order, etc. Interested persons may submit he said. Imagine us having a championship organization and I’m really very happy motivate Richardson. written comments or request a public And the Browns are forever him. team here again?” he’s coming in for the weekend and I “There is no disrespect in waiting to meeting regarding draft actions. The Hall of Fame running back, Brown is looking forward to hope to get a chance to visit with see a person prove himself,” Brown Comments or public meeting requests must be submitted within 30 days of notice who had been estranged from the meeting with Haslam, the truck-stop him.” said. “If you pick out a future Hall of of the draft action. “Proposed actions” are Browns’ organization after he was magnate whose purchase is expected Brown explained that his exit from Famer you want to truly believe 100 written statements of the Directors intent relieved of his duties as a senior to be approved next month at the the team was because a contract was percent that this guy has that kind of with respect to the issuance, denial, modification, revocation, or renewal of a adviser, attended an alumni golf owner’s meetings. broken. talent. The great thing is that I saw a permit, license or variance. Written outing Friday with some of his former “What an opportunity to be able to “I’m going to be very honest with flash of the talent and I loved it. Why comments and requests for a public teammates. Before teeing off, Brown sit down with him,” said Brown, you, tell you the real deal,” Brown wouldn’t you love to see a running meeting regarding a proposed action may be submitted within 30 days of notice of spoke for nearly 30 minutes with his whose main reason for coming back to said. “I had an agreement with the back make two, three, four or five the proposed action. An adjudication usual candor and directness. Cleveland was to help induct former Browns and a part of the agreement moves and shed those tacklers? hearing may be held on a proposed action Walking better than he has in years teammate Ernie Green into the was that I answer to no one but the “I was happy to see him show that if a hearing request or objection is received by the OEPA within 30 days of and finally pain free following two hip Browns’ legends club. “He can express owner. So Randy and I never had a kind of talent. And if it showed it on issuance of the proposed action. Written replacements, the legendary 76-year- himself and I can express myself. It’s a talk. Holmgren and I had a talk that two or three plays, you know he has comments, requests for public meetings old opened up on a number of topics. beautiful thing.” Randy and I should have had. But I it. If he works hard enough and and adjudication hearing requests must be sent to: Hearing Clerk, Ohio Environmental As always, Brown had plenty to say Brown’s departure from the Browns didn’t pull a check on it because if a dedicates himself and has the good Protection Agency, P.O. Box 1049, and he didn’t hold back. was anything but beautiful. man doesn’t sit down with you and he fortune not to get injured than he can Columbus, Ohio 43216-1049. (Telephone: Brown hopes to work again for the Two years ago, Brown was sends another man to sit down with have a real fine career.” 614-644-2129). “Final actions” are actions Browns and said he’ll meet Saturday informed by team president Mike you, you know that’s not going to be a Brown ended his career at its of the Director which are effective upon issuance or a stated effective date. with incoming owner Jimmy Haslam Holmgren — at the urging of Lerner — good conversation. pinnacle, leaving the Browns after the Pursuant to Ohio Revised Code Section III, who recently purchased the that his role with the team was being “It was a difficult situation for him 1965 season to pursue an acting 3745-04, a final action may be appealed to Browns for $1 billion from Randy diminished. What followed was a (Holmgren). And what he proposed career. the Environmental Review Appeals Commission (ERAC) by a person who was Lerner. Brown wants to have an nasty spat that included angry letters, was not something that I thought was There may be decisions he regrets, a party to a proceeding before the Director impact on some of Cleveland’s young public posturing and Brown very respectful. Being an old man, old but that’s not one of them. by filing an appeal within 30 days of notice players and feels he can help the boycotting a halftime ceremony in people like to be respected.” “I always wanted to retire on top,” of the final action. Pursuant to Ohio Revised Code Section 3745.07, a final Browns accelerate their turnaround. 2010 when the Browns unveiled a ring Brown also yearned to be wanted, he said. “I feel that I left a legacy that action issuing, denying, modifying, “I would love to have a role with the of honor at their stadium. and his separation from the Browns nobody can mess with. Want to know revoking or renewing a permit, license or Browns,” said Brown, who was This week, Holmgren reached out was painful. that it is? ‘64 championship. ‘65 most variance which is not preceded by a proposed action, may be appealed to the accompanied by his wife, Monique. “I to Brown with the hope that they “I do miss being around,” he said. valuable player. 29 years old. Raquel ERAC by filing an appeal within 30 days of think that’s what every ex-player could meet and talk through any While he and the Browns were at Welch my leading lady.” the issuance of the final action. ERAC would like to do most of all, to be a differences. Brown said he appreciated odds, Brown caused another stir when Brown laughed. appeals accompanied by a $70.00 filing fee which the Commission in its discretion contributor to the success of an Holmgren’s gesture and was anxious he called rookie running back Trent It was as if he never left. may reduce if by affidavit the appellant demonstrates that payment of the full amount of the fee would cause extreme hardship, must be filed with: UAB, Ohio State have different goals in matchup Environmental Review Appeals Commission, 309 South Fourth Street, By RUSTY MILLER weren’t out of control. There coaches share. Both know hopes and low tradition. The team attempts to take another Room 222, Columbus, Ohio 43215. A copy of the appeal must be served on the AP Sports Writer are a lot of small wins that their teams have to get better. Blazers are riding a string of step toward respectability. Director within 3 days after filing the COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — happened, especially in the Despite scoring 41 points a seven straight losing seasons “We saw that (South appeal with ERAC. There are wins and then there first two and a half quarters game, the Buckeyes have and have just three winning Carolina’s) players are just The following applications and/or verified complaints were received, and the are small victories. of the (last) game.” actually had a wild ride records and only one bowl like us, which made us try to following draft, proposed and final actions Garrick McGee has to McGee, a former assistant through three home games. game since jumping to the play at a higher level,” he were issued, by the Ohio Environmental settle for the latter. at Northwestern and Georgia They’ve had trouble getting to Football Bowl Subdivision in said. “(That) was a big venue. Protection Agency (Ohio EPA) last week. The complete public notice including In his first season as the Tech among other stops, is quarterbacks at times and 1996. We want to carry our additional instructions for submitting coach at UAB, he’s trying to hoping his team can just have missed a ton of tackles, They know what they’re up intensity into this week. We comments, requesting information or a upgrade a program that has make a decent showing, in addition to being too reliant against, at least. are looking forward to a public hearing, or filing an appeal may be obtained at: struggled in the transition in maybe score some points, and on quarterback Braxton “Playing a Top 10 team was different outcome at the www.epa.ohio.gov/actions.aspx or Hearing the public’s perspective from learn from the experience of Miller’s legs on offense. Plus, an eye-opener to show us that Horseshoe.” Clerk, Ohio EPA, 50 W. Town St., P.O. sneaky-good basketball power performing before 105,000 the special teams haven’t had it’s going to be a challenge Or, maybe, just another Box 1049, Columbus, Ohio 43216. Ph: hostile fans. any impact on a game so far. wherever we go,” linebacker small victory. 614-644-2129, email: to big-time football contender. [email protected] He knows he doesn’t have as The Buckeyes (3-0), on the “I told people after the Shaq Jones said of the game APPROVAL OF APPLICATION FOR much talent as No. 16 Ohio other hand, will use the game game, when we’re good, we’re in Columbia, S.C. “It’s not WATER POLLUTION CONTROL LOAN State does coming into as their final tune-up before pretty dang good,” offensive going to be a walk through FUND ASSISTANCE ADA Saturday’s game at Ohio embarking on Big Ten play. coordinator Tom Herman the park. It’s not high school 115 W. Buckeye St., Stadium. Their standard is said. “We just have to be good football where you run PO Box 292 So McGee measures a considerably different from more often.” around and make easy Ada, Ohio 45810 Action Date: 09/12/2012 season in incremental UAB’s. Defensive coordinator Luke tackles. You have to execute Facility Description: CW Financial improvements. That’s what Asked if this is a difficult Fickell is clearly miffed at your technique properly in Assistance you do when your team is 0-2 week for his players, finishing giving up a series of long- order to succeed.” Identification No.: CS390090-0003 The project involves the addition of a new and a 37-point underdog. up the appetizers against a gainers. Miller will put pressure on headworks, raw sewage pump station, 2.0 “It is really hard, because winless team before getting on “(You can’t) make a habit of Jones and his fellow MGD oxidation ditch, two final clarifiers there is no evidence with the to the main course at it every week you make an defenders, threatening to and disinfection to treat wastewater flows. wins and losses,” he said of Michigan State, coach Urban excuse and you say, ‘Man, if either run or pass. It’s a September 22 the small steps forward his Meyer pointed to all of the you just take away three dilemma for most teams, LEGAL NOTICE team has already made things his team was doing runs,”’ Fickell said a week particularly so for a young JP MORGAN CHASE BANK despite losing 39-29 to Troy wrong. after the Buckeyes team with little margin for NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, Plaintiff vs and 49-6 last week at No. 8 “If we were playing great, it surrendered touchdown error. If they take a step up to ZEBADIAH TAYLOR, et al., Defendants South Carolina. “If you really would be, because you would carries of 81 and 59 yards stop the speedy quarterback, CASE NO. 20121091CVE study the film and really see a team overlooking a and a 36-yard pass play. “You he might just pull up and JUDGE: WILLIAM HART study the guys’ technique and team,” Meyer said. “Absolutely know what? You can’t take throw to a corps of improving KENTON LEGAL NOTICE IN SUIT FOR FORECLOSURE OF MORTGAGE their understanding of the not. We’re going to play hard away those plays. The only receivers. Zebadiah Taylor and Jane Doe, name game plan on offense and because we practiced real way you can is to play better.” Although there’s very little TIMES unknown, spouse of Zebadiah Taylor, defense, the way they hard. You can only control Playing better is the chance that UAB could shock whose last know address is 502 North communicated, got lined up, what goes on around here.” mantra for UAB, too. McGee the world, all McGee wants to Wayne Street, Kenton, OH 43326 and (419) 674-4066 cannot be reasonable diligence be recognized formations — they That’s one thing both inherited a program with high see is improvement as his ascertained, will take notice that on the 14th day of May, 2012, JPMorgan Chase Bank, National Association filed its 1 - Legals Complaint in the Common Pleas Court of Decades later, Brooklyn has its own pro team again Hardin County, Ohio in Case No. NEW YORK (AP) — It was Brooklyn Nets’ new arena. The 1,500 jobs. ballpark to replace Ebbets LEGAL NOTICE 20121091 CVE, on the docket of the like a death in the family for state-of-the-art, 18,000-seat The austere-looking arena Field, the team’s home that PUBLIC NOTICE Court, and the object and demand for relief of which pleading is to foreclose the lien of Brooklyn baseball fans when arena will be officially is ringed by steeply raked was later demolished. PORTABLE AIR CONTAMINANT SOURCE plaintiffs mortgage recorded upon the their beloved Dodgers left the christened Sept. 28 with a rap black seats and bright digital “When they left, that’s Facility Description: Construction following described real estate to wit: borough behind in 1957 for concert by Nets co-owner and banners. The polished, when I washed my hands of Machinery Manufacturing Property address: 502 North Wayne the California coast. native Brooklynite Jay-Z. herringbone-patterned wood baseball,” said 72-year-old On 9/10/2012 the Director of the Ohio Street, Kenton, Oh 43326 and being more Environmental Protection Agency particularly described in plaintiffs mortgage Times were grim for Supporters cheered Friday floor displays the Nets’ new Fred Wilken, who was so approved the request to relocate recorded in Mortgage Book 489, Page Brooklyn back then. Residents as the lights were turned on black-and-white logo, distraught by the loss of his (REL02366) submitted by Go Green, LLC. 1172, of this County Recorders Office. were leaving en masse for the during a ribbon-cutting designed by Jay-Z, in the hometown team that he The equipment currently located at All of the above named defendants are required to answer within twenty eight (28) suburbs. Crime was on the ceremony. middle. stopped watching sports Resource Recycling, 1596 Neubrecht Road, Lima, Ohio 45801 is authorized to days after last publication, which shall be rise. And there was little hope “This is going to send a Just as the Dodgers’ altogether. “For years we move to Kellogg Farms, 17392 Twp. Road published once a week for three that the borough’s plight loud and clear message that departure was a harbinger of supported them, we came 50, Forest, OH 45843 in Hardin County. consecutive weeks, or they might be The complete public notice including denied a hearing in this case. would improve. Brooklyn has arrived as a difficult times ahead, the down here. And then all of a Channing L. Ulbrich, Trial Counsel “When the Dodgers left, it center of exciting opening of the Barclays sudden they decide to leave.” instructions for requesting information or appealing this final action may be obtained Ohio Supreme Court Reg. #0071855 was another punch in the face entertainment, thrilling big Center is a symbol of The Dodgers were the at: LERNER, SAMPSON & ROTHFUSS to the fact that Brooklyn’s time sports and thriving Brooklyn’s astonishing rise in golden thread that tied www.epa.ohio.gov/legal/notice.aspx or Attorneys for Plaintiff best days may not be ahead, commerce,” New York City recent years as a sought-after Brooklyn together in those Hearing Clerk, Ohio EPA, PO Box 1049, P.O. Box 5480 50 W. Town St., Columbus, Oh 43216. Cincinnati, OH 45201-5480 but may have been behind Mayor Michael Bloomberg told destination for people from all days. The fabric of the team Phone: 614-644-2129, email: 513-241-3100 us,” said Brooklyn Borough the crowd. over the globe. was woven into the [email protected]. [email protected] President Marty Markowitz, Developer Bruce Ratner Basketball is now the sport neighborhood. September 22 September 22, 29, October 6 who was 12 years old at the said he was glad the arena is du jour here, not baseball. About two miles from the time. “It was depressing.” finally open after its And in a stroke of irony, the new Nets’ Arena, the hallowed After decades without a completion was delayed by new stadium was built ground where Ebbets Field professional sports team, New multiple lawsuits and by the directly across the street from once stood is now a massive York City’s ascendant borough economic downturn. Both the spot where Dodgers brick apartment building in a hit the major leagues again on men said the project has President Walter O’Malley neighborhood of Caribbean Friday with the opening of the already created more than wanted to erect a new immigrants.

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today in history FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE By The Associated Press Today is Saturday, Sept. 22, the 266th day of 2012. There are 100 days left in the year. Autumn arrives at 10:49 a.m. Eastern time. Today’s Highlight in History: On Sept. 22, 1862, President Abraham Lincoln issued the preliminary Emancipation Proclamation, declaring all slaves in rebel states should be free as of Jan. 1, 1863. On this date: In 1761, Britain’s King George III and his wife, Charlotte, were crowned in Westminster Abbey. In 1776, during the Revolutionary War, Capt. FRANK & ERNEST Nathan Hale, 21, was hanged as a spy by the British in New York. In 1862, King Wilhelm I of Prussia met with Otto von Bismarck, whom he decided to appoint minister president, or premier. In 1927, Gene Tunney successfully defended his heavyweight boxing title against Jack Dempsey in the famous “long-count” fight in Chicago. In 1961, the Interstate Commerce Commission issued rules prohibiting racial dis- crimination on interstate buses. Actress Marion Davies died in Los Angeles at age 64. In 1964, the musical “Fiddler on the Roof” opened on Broadway, beginning a run of 3,242 GARFIELD performances. In 1975, Sara Jane Moore attempted to shoot President Gerald R. Ford outside a San Francisco hotel, but missed. (Moore served 32 years in prison before being paroled on Dec. 31, 2007.) In 1980, the Persian Gulf conflict between Iran and Iraq erupted into full-scale war that lasted nearly eight years. In 1982, the situation comedy “Family Ties” premiered on NBC. Ten years ago: Thousands of Palestinians marched to protest Israel’s siege of Yasser Arafat’s headquarters, and Israeli soldiers opened fire on Palestinians who defied curfews. Five years ago: Secretary of State Condoleezza PEANUTS Rice spoke briefly with Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki at the United Nations, but they did not discuss a Baghdad shootout involving guards from a U.S. company protecting One year ago: A group of European researchers at the world’s biggest physics lab in Switzerland claimed to have measured a sub- atomic particle, a neutrino, traveling faster than the speed of light, a finding that challenged Einstein’s theory of relativity (however, the results have since been refuted by other scien- tists). Today’s Birthdays: Baseball Hall of Fame manager Tommy Lasorda is 85. NBA Commissioner David Stern is 70. Musician King PICKLES Sunny Ade is 66. Actor Paul Le Mat is 66. Capt. Mark Phillips is 64. Rock singer David Coverdale (Deep Purple, Whitesnake) is 61. Singer-musi- cian Joan Jett is 54. Actor Scott Baio is 52. Actress Catherine Oxenberg is 51. Actor Rob Stone is 50. Rock musician Matt Sharp is 43. Rock musician Dave Hernandez is 42. Rhythm- and-blues singer Big Rube (Society of Soul) is 41. Thought for Today: “I cannot endure to waste anything as precious as autumn sunshine by staying in the house. So I spend almost all the daylight hours in the open air.” — Nathaniel Hawthorne, American author (1804-1864). Redlegs lose to LA 3-1, Saturday, September 22, 2012 KENTON TIMES – Page 11 waste chance to clinch prep football scoreboard

CINCINNATI (AP) — Milwaukee by a half-game in stay focused on getting Friday’s Scores Marshall 13 Jeromesville Hillsdale 38, Smithville 20 Instead of another clinching the wild-card race. healthy,” bench coach Chris By The Associated Press Cin. Wyoming 51, Reading 0 John Marshall, W.Va. 34, E. Liverpool 14 homer, Jay Bruce struck out. Cincinnati was trying to Speier said. “This is going to PREP FOOTBALL Circleville 36, Cols. Hamilton Twp. 15 Johnstown Northridge 33, Utica 26 Akr. Firestone 7, Akr. Kenmore 0 Clarksville Clinton-Massie 42, London Johnstown-Monroe 23, Loudonville 15 That’s how it went for the lock up its second division happen. It would be nice if he Akr. Manchester 37, Can. Timken 0 Madison Plains 0 Kent Roosevelt 37, Mogadore Field 7 Cincinnati Reds in their first title in three years without was here, but for me, the Akr. SVSM 48, Akr. Hoban 20 Clay-Battelle, W.Va. 47, Bellaire St. John 27 Kettering Alter 56, Cin. Purcell Marian 6 Albany Alexander 41, Bidwell River Valley 6 Cle. Glenville 55, Cle. Rhodes 0 Kirtland 40, Cuyahoga Hts. 7 try at winning the NL manager Dusty Baker, still in sooner the better.” Alliance 27, Can. South 23 Cle. Hts. 35, Maple Hts. 12 LaGrange Keystone 34, Brooklyn 13 Central. a Chicago hospital. The 63- Just like in 2010, when Alliance Marlington 41, Salem 10 Cle. JFK 42, Cle. Lincoln W. 7 Lakewood 22, N. Ridgeville 21 Amherst Steele 20, Berea 12 Cle. John Adams 33, Cle. E. Tech 0 Lancaster Fairfield Union 32, Bloom-Carroll No worries. Two more year-old Baker was hospital- they clinched on Bruce’s Andover Pymatuning Valley 34, Conneaut 0 Cle. John Marshall 47, Cle. Collinwood 22 31 chances were only a few ized on Wednesday with an leadoff homer in the ninth Archbold 56, Swanton 29 Cle. St. Ignatius 34, Erie McDowell, Pa. 10 Leipsic 34, Arlington 3 hours away. irregular heartbeat. inning off Houston’s Tim Ashtabula Edgewood 34, Thompson Clyde 56, Castalia Margaretta 14 Lexington 28, Bellville Clear Fork 17 Ledgemont 13 Collins Western Reserve 21, Monroeville Liberty Center 19, Wauseon 14 Matt Kemp’s two-out sin- The Reds will get back-to- Byrdak for a 3-2 victory, the Ashville Teays Valley 34, Circleville Logan 14 Liberty Twp. Lakota E. 20, Middletown 6 gle with the bases loaded in back opportunities to clinch Reds had a chance at anoth- Elm 19 Cols. Beechcroft 43, Cols. Whetstone 6 Lisbon David Anderson 48, N. Jackson Athens 67, Waverly 14 Cols. Bexley 38, Hebron Lakewood 0 Jackson-Milton 34 the 10th inning sent the Los on Saturday. The Cardinals er last-swing celebration. Aurora 41, Orange 7 Cols. DeSales 34, Chillicothe 0 Lorain 36, E. Cle. Shaw 27 Angeles Dodgers to a 3-1 vic- play in Chicago at 1:05 p.m. With the score tied at 1, Austintown Fitch 52, Youngs. Boardman 7 Cols. Eastmoor 45, Cols. West 15 Lore City Buckeye Trail 47, Bridgeport 7 Avon 42, Bay Village Bay 7 Cols. Grandview Hts. 57, Millersport 0 Louisville 35, Minerva 14 tory Friday night that EDT, where a loss would give Bruce led off the bottom of Avon Lake 39, Middleburg Hts. Midpark 28 Cols. Hartley 56, Proctorville Fairland 6 Louisville Aquinas 41, Akr. North 13 improved their wild-card the title to the Reds at about the ninth again. Bainbridge Paint Valley 34, Southeastern Cols. Mifflin 20, Cols. East 13 Loveland 21, Kings Mills Kings 0 chances and blocked the the time their 4 p.m. game The videoboard showed a 16 Cols. Ready 72, Coal Grove Dawson- Lowellville 41, Wellsville 14 Barnesville 51, Sarahsville Shenandoah 20 Bryant 20 Lucasville Valley 61, S. Point 19 Reds’ first try at celebrating a against the Dodgers is start- clip of his 2010 homer and Bascom Hopewell-Loudon 25, Kansas Cols. St. Charles 37, Cols. Crusaders 13 Lyndhurst Brush 41, Twinsburg 35 title. ing. It’s unclear whether the message: “We Can Do It Lakota 14 Cols. Walnut Ridge 40, Cols. South 12 Macedonia Nordonia 29, Green 26 Batavia 40, Batavia Clermont NE 12 Columbiana 47, Sebring McKinley 20 Magnolia Sandy Valley 56, Strasburg- The Dodgers won for only Baker will be able to attend. Again.” No way Bruce could Batavia Amelia 36, Goshen 33 Columbiana Crestview 71, Mineral Ridge 7 Franklin 0 the fifth time in 15 games “Of course, everyone in avoid thinking about a Beachwood 33, Burton Berkshire 7 Copley 24, Medina Highland 23 Malvern 32, W. Lafayette Ridgewood 7 Beallsville 43, New Matamoras Frontier 32 Cortland Lakeview 17, Girard 12 Mansfield Sr. 35, Orrville 12 and moved two games behind here and in the organization repeat. Bellevue 53, Tol. Waite 8 Covington 28, Lewisburg Tri-County N. 0 Marion Elgin 34, Morral Ridgedale 0 St. Louis for the final NL wild wants him to partake in this, “I thought about it before Beloit W. Branch 13, Carrollton 7 Creston Norwayne 69, Apple Creek Marion Harding 27, Shelby 26 card. They also trail but the reality is he’s got to the at-bat, too,” Bruce said. Berlin Center Western Reserve 35, Waynedale 12 Marion Pleasant 35, Mt. Gilead 6 Leetonia 14 Cuyahoga Falls CVCA 31, Gnadenhutten Martins Ferry 37, Belmont Union Local 3 “It was a pretty big moment Bethel-Tate 46, Mt. Orab Western Brown 14 Indian Valley 18 Massillon Perry 56, N. Can. Hoover 48 in my career. I didn’t forget Beverly Ft. Frye 27, Woodsfield Monroe Danville 52, Fredericktown 21 Massillon Washington 24, Steubenville 7 Cent. 0 Day. Chaminade-Julienne 35, St. Bernard Mayfield 35, Stow-Munroe Falls 7 Lightning postpones about it. I felt like it was a Blanchester 33, Williamsburg 20 Roger Bacon 8 McComb 62, Vanlue 6 playoff atmosphere, a must- Brecksville-Broadview Hts. 50, Olmsted Day. Christian 47, Fairfield Christian 0 Medina Buckeye 28, Columbia Station win for them. They played us Falls 20 Defiance Tinora 34, Hicksville 13 Columbia 14 BL-Tipp game to today Brookfield 35, Warren JFK 0 Delphos St. John’s 28, Anna 7 Mentor 55, Parma 0 tough.” Brunswick 30, Garfield Hts. 7 Dover 56, Tol. Woodward 0 Mentor Lake Cath. 24, Youngs. Mooney 21, BELLEFONTAINE — Benjamin Logan and Tippecanoe This time, he struck out. Bryan 49, Montpelier 14 Dresden Tri-Valley 63, Crooksville 0 2OT got off the opening kick Friday evening, but that was all Bucyrus Wynford 60, Crestline 0 Dublin Scioto 45, Westerville N. 14 Middlefield Cardinal 46, Richmond Hts. 34 An inning later, the Dodgers’ Cambridge 40, Thornville Sheridan 20 E. Can. 27, Garrettsville Garfield 14 Millersburg W. Holmes 41, Ashland 36 as the game was postponed due to lightning. It will be slumping offense came Campbell Memorial 14, Leavittsburg Edon 47, Lakeside Danbury 0 Minford 20, Oak Hill 19, 3OT played at 10:30 a.m. today. LaBrae 11 Euclid 14, Bedford 12 Mogadore 42, Atwater Waterloo 14 through. Can. Cent. Cath. 41, Bedford St. Peter Fairport Harbor Harding 18, Independence Mt. Blanchard Riverdale 21, New Los Angeles loaded the Chanel 12 7 Washington Buckeye Cent. 20 bases in the 10th off Sam Can. Glenoak 38, Massillon Jackson 13 Fayetteville-Perry 20, St. Bernard 14 N. Bend Taylor 63, Cin. Deer Park 14 P-G halts Polar Bears in Can. McKinley 35, Uniontown Lake 21 Findlay Liberty-Benton 54, Cory-Rawson 0 N. Olmsted 18, Westlake 15, OT LeCure (3-3), who hit Elian Canal Winchester 24, Amanda-Clearcreek Frankfort Adena 33, Chillicothe Zane Trace N. Royalton 62, Elyria 55 Herrera to open the inning. 21 14 Napoleon 50, Holland Springfield 13 shortened game Canal Winchester Harvest Prep 62, Sugar Franklin Furnace Green 33, McDermott Nelsonville-York 50, Logan 0 First baseman Joey Votto Grove Berne Union 27 Scioto NW 15 New Albany 66, Cols. Franklin Hts. 14 tried for a forceout on A.J. Canfield S. Range 23, Hanoverton United Fremont Ross 48, Lima Sr. 0 New Lebanon Dixie 16, Brookville 14 PANDORA — Hardin Northern again found itself down 20 Gahanna Lincoln 45, Newark 6 New Lexington 41, McConnelsville Morgan big when Pandora-Gilboa grabbed three quick scores and Ellis’ sacrifice, but skipped Centerburg 42, Howard E. Knox 21 Galion 41, Bucyrus 14 6 soared by the Polar Bears 40-0 in a lightning-shortened his throw and both runners Chagrin Falls Kenston 28, Chagrin Falls 17 Gallipolis Gallia 40, McArthur Vinton New London 26, Ashland Crestview 21 Chardon 7, Madison 0 County 12 New Middletown Spring. 25, E. Palestine 8 Blanchard Valley Conference contest Friday night. were safe. After Nick Punto’s Chardon NDCL 61, Erie Central, Pa. 21 Gates Mills Hawken 53, Newbury 7 New Philadelphia 42, Canal Fulton The host Rockets got things started when they capped bunt, Mark Ellis walked to Chesterland W. Geauga 28, Perry 21 Geneva 14, Ashtabula Lakeside 0 Northwest 21 load the bases. Cin. Anderson 61, Milford 28 Genoa Area 79, Millbury Lake 0 Newark Licking Valley 19, Granville 14 a 67-yard drive with a 12-yard touchdown run by Reed Cin. Clark Montessori 34, Cin. Christian 8 Glouster Trimble 66, Corning Miller 0 Newcomerstown 68, Bowerston Conotton Hovest. Sean Marshall fanned Cin. Colerain 28, Cin. Sycamore 21 Grafton Midview 42, Vermilion 14 Valley 28 Andre Ethier and got ahead Cin. Hills Christian Academy 44, Cin. Greenfield McClain 20, Lees Creek E. Niles McKinley 43, Lisbon Beaver 23 A fumble on the Polar Bears’ (0-5 overall) ensuing Country Day 0 Clinton 14 Norton 13, Mantua Crestwood 12 drive was recovered by P-G. On the Rockets’ next drive, 0-2 in the count to Kemp, Cin. La Salle 35, Cols. Watterson 16 Greenville 14, Sharon, Pa. 7 Oak Harbor 21, Port Clinton 0 they found the end zone again to extend their lead. who singled to right to drive Cin. Madeira 49, Cin. Finneytown 20 Grove City 42, Groveport-Madison 24 Upper Sandusky 18, Ontario 14 Cin. Mt. Healthy 35, Morrow Little Miami 0 Hamilton Badin 29, Day. Carroll 21 Van Buren 35, Arcadia 0 Just three minutes later, with 11:34 remaining the in a pair of runs. Cin. NW 30, Wilmington 21 Hamilton New Miami 36, Lockland 13 POSTPONEMENTS AND CANCELLA- first half, the Rockets again scampered to pay dirt to take “It was supposed to be out Cin. Oak Hills 32, Cin. Princeton 19 Hamilton Ross 41, Trenton Edgewood 12 TIONS of the strike zone,” Marshall Cin. St. Xavier 49, Cin. Moeller 21 Hamler Patrick Henry 41, Metamora Ada vs. Bluffton, ppd. to Sep 22. a three-score lead. Cin. Summit Country Day 14, Cin. N. Evergreen 13 Defiance vs. Wapakoneta, ppd. to Sep 22. Pandora-Gilboa didn’t let up in the second half, said. “It started out of the College Hill 6 Hannibal River 24, Caldwell 21 Lima Shawnee vs. Elida, ppd. to Sep 22. strike zone, but then it went Cin. Taft 32, Cin. Aiken 0 Harrison 46, Oxford Talawanda 14 Spring. Kenton Ridge vs. Spring. NW, ppd. adding onto its lead and keeping the Polar Bears off the Cin. Turpin 21, Cin. Glen Este 0 Haviland Wayne Trace 61, Holgate 21 to Sep 22. scoreboard. But with a little more than a quarter to play, back in. It was a good hit. Cin. Walnut Hills 28, Cin. Shroder 6 Heath 36, Whitehall-Yearling 19 Tipp City Tippecanoe vs. Bellefontaine the game was called following a sighting of lightning. We’ll have another chance to Cin. Western Hills 35, Cin. Woodward 21 Hudson 46, Cuyahoga Falls 28 Benjamin Logan, ppd. to Sep 22. clinch tomorrow.” Cin. Winton Woods 17, Day. Thurgood Ironton 61, Portsmouth 34 Van Wert vs. Lima Bath, ppd. to Sep 22.

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JESIONOWSKI After an hour and 15- Times sports editor minute lightning delay with OTTAWA — The powerful 5:09 left in the third quarter, running game won out over the Titans overpowered the the high-flying passing attack Wildcats when the game on Friday night at Ottawa- resumed as Parker completed Glandorf. a 31-yard drive with a three- The host Titans grounded yard run to make it 38-16 out 392 yards and had six with two minutes left in the rushing touchdowns on the third quarter. way to a 52-16 win over O-G added touchdown Kenton in a rain-soaked runs by Shane Schroeder Western Buckeye League and Brad Racer in the fourth matchup. quarter to complete the scor- The Wildcats fall to 3-2 on ing. the season and 3-1 in WBL Schriner credited his play. O-G remains unbeaten offensive line for his team’s at 5-0 and 4-0. success running the ball. The loss snaps an 18-game "Our guys up front have WBL winning streak for the done what we've asked them Wildcats and is their third to do," Schriner said. "They straight loss in Ottawa. move people off the ball, Titan running back Tristan they're picking up a lot of Parker carried the ball 27 stunts. Kenton threw a lot of Times photo/José Nogueras times for 204 yards with scor- things at us tonight with Fighting for more ing runs of 10, 17 and 3 yards. their defensive line. We did a good job of picking things up. Ada wide receiver Micah Roberson attempts to break free of Wildcat quarterback Grant They're a smart group and a a Bluffton defender in Friday night’s lightning-shortened game. Sherman was 21 of 45 through the air for 261 yards veteran group and they did a The teams will resume action at 1:30 p.m. today in Ada with the with two touchdowns and two good job." Bulldogs leading the Pirates 33-14. interceptions. He had 198 Times photo/Kendrick Jesionowski "We were concerned about yards passing in the first half. Looking for yards trying to stop their offense Ada takes lead before Justin Sawmiller had 10 from controlling the clock," catches for 145 yards with Kenton’s Kollin Stollar attempts to get between a pair of Mauk said. "They do a very touchdown receptions of 7 Ottawa-Glandorf defenders during the WBL battle between the good job of doing what they lightning steals the show and 10 yards. teams on Friday night. O-G won the game 52-16. did and they made plays. By JOSÉ NOGUERAS and-out on Bluffton’s ensuing The game was close early the Wildcat 41 with 16 sec- "We did some things we You've got to give them a lot Times correspondent possession, Ada took over at as the teams traded touch- onds left in the first half. thought we could do early, of credit." BLUFFTON — Ada’s Kellen its own 29-yard line. Then like downs and were tied at 16-16 Rather than take the game but we couldn't maintain that Sherman was just 5 of 20 Decker appeared on his way to the lightning, Decker struck with less than a minute left in into halftime with the score throughout the course of the for 63 yards in the second a career night on the ground again. This time the fleet-foot- the first half. tied the Titans put on aerial game." half. and the Bulldogs were leading ed senior, after shedding sev- The Wildcats got on the display of their own as Siefker "That was big for the "Defensive Coach (Brian) Bluffton, 33-14, before light- eral Pirate defenders, rambled scoreboard first as Sherman completed a 24-yard pass to momentum to be able to score Heebsh does a great job of ning forced the game to be 71 yards for his second touch- moved Kenton 65 yards in Luke Recker before hooking with one second on the clock adjusting things and trying postponed Friday night. The down of the game. Ada led 21- nine plays, hooking up with up with Jake Leopold on a 17- with a couple of plays that we to take away things that we game will resume at 1:30 p.m. 0 with a little more than nine Sawmiller on a 7-yard pass for yard scoring strike. After the put in during the week," O-G saw that they were seeing," today in Ada. minutes left in the first quar- six. The two-point conversion two-point run, O-G led 24-16 coach Ken Schriner said. Schriner said. "Sherman sees Riding the legs of Decker, ter. pass to Sawmiller made it 8-0. at halftime. "Duane Weaver is my offen- some seam routes and we who had accumulated 235 On two touches, Decker O-G answered quickly, "We were very disappointed sive coordinator and he put in tried to get people under yards in just over two quarters had 113 yards and two touch- moving 47 yards in four plays to give up that touchdown at a great wrinkle off the option that, Other than that we're of work, coupled with a stifling downs. and scoring on a one-yard run the end of the first half," that we had shown the previ- trying to rush with three and Bulldog defense, Ada opened The Bulldogs took firm con- by quarterback Caleb Siefker. Kenton coach Mike Mauk ous couple weeks and they bit drop coverage. We played a up a 27-0 lead by the end of trol of the game as the first The two-point run by Parker said. "It really switched the on it and Jake Leopold made little more man coverage the first quarter. quarter wound down when made it 8-8. momentum towards them. It a nice catch for a touchdown. than we've played in the past, It took three plays for the Mason Acheson connected After the teams traded pos- gave them the eight-point lead It's good to see the execution but guys were just running Bulldogs to notch their first with Roberson on a short pass sessions, the Wildcats took a at halftime, but it was still a of things you practice during around trying to make touchdown of the game when that Roberson turned into six 16-8 lead when Sherman ball game. the week." plays." Ada took over the ball at their points with some nifty foot- completed a six-play, 62-yard "Then we gave up that long The Titans wasted little Kenton hosts Elida next own 21 following the opening work to cap a Bulldog drive drive with a 10-yard scoring touchdown run in the third time in adding to their lead in Friday. with a 27-yard run to pay dirt. pass to Sawmiller. ——— kickoff. Back-to-back passes quarter and the weather hit the second half. After receiv- Score by quarters moved the ball to the Bluffton After a failed extra point, Ada Ottawa-Glandorf answered and it snowballed for us. A lot ing the kickoff, they drove 62 K 8 8 0 0 - 16 42-yard line and that is where led 27-0 with 2:05 left in the on its next possession with a of that is attributed to them. yards in three plays, hitting OG 8 16 14 14 - 52 Statistics the Pirates got a glimpse of first quarter. 10-yard touchdown run by They're a very good football pay dirt on a 15-yard run by K O-G what they were going to The Pirate offense, which Parker to tie the game at 16- team. They do a great job. Parker, who also had a 32- First downs 7 18 endure when Decker took over. was pretty much non-existent 16. Their backs run hard, their yard run on the drive. Rushing yds 13-7 60-392 Passing yds 261 41 On the handoff, Decker in the first 12 minutes of play That was when the momen- linemen do a great job of The Wildcats drove the Passes 21-45 2-5 sidestepped several Pirate and did not get its first first tum swung to the Titans. blocking and they played well. ball down to the O-G 28-yard Passes int. by 0 2 defenders and rambled 42 down until the 9:42 mark of O-G stopped a Kenton on They’re a good football team line before turning the ball Fumbles/lost 0-0 0-0 Punts 3-36 1-49 yards for the first Ada touch- the second quarter, finally got fourth down, taking over on and we knew that coming in. over on downs on their next Penalties 6-81 5-46 down. After the successful some momentum going and extra point, Ada led 7-0 with eventually put up six points less than a minute gone in the when Zach Wilson raced 27 Headington’s 65-yard TD run lifts Falcons game. yards for a touchdown. It took less than 10 seconds Even with the rain wreaking By NICK MARLOW Farrow completed his first six for Ada to score its second havoc on the field and making Times news bureau passes and running backs touchdown after senior defen- it a slippery mess, it did little NEW WASHINGTON — Bushong, Adam Fox and Seth sive back Micah Roberson to stop Decker who once again With a stagnant offense and Knoll carried for 79 yards. intercepted a Bluffton pass at showed his running prowess little time left against Headington caught a 13-yard the 20 and raced into the end by ripping off his third big play Buckeye Central on Friday, pass and Farrow ran it in zone to give Ada a 14-0 lead of the night with a 62-yard Riverdale football coach from a yard out to cap two with 11:14 left in the first scamper for his third TD. With Jeremy Kloepfer needed drives that ate up 14:27 of quarter. 4:07 left in the half, Ada led someone to step up and make the first-half. After Ada forced a three- 33-7. a play. The Bucks responded to Tré Headington answered the Headington reception the call. immediately. On the second Gophers take lead The senior scooped up play of the ensuing posses- Buckeye Central’s kickoff and sion, McDonnel deviated from streaked 65 yards across the a fly pattern, came back to over Rams when goal line to lift the Falcons to his quarterback to catch the a 21-20 win on the road in ball and then turned upfield the North Central for a 65-yard touchdown after contest postponed Conference. a Riverdale cornerback By TY THAXTON two-point conversion. After marching downfield slipped on the muddy field Times staff writer USV made sure the inter- and into the end zone with while in pursuit. RIDGEWAY — Despite a county rivalry game lived up to two run-loaded drives in the McDonnel finished with 4 lightening-shortened first half, its hype on its next drive. One first half, the Falcons had catches and 101 yards. there was no lack of action as minute after Tillman found the cobbled together just 45 Farrow gift-wrapped the both Upper Scioto Valley and end zone, receiver and tempo- yards since the break when Bucks next score. The senior Ridgemont hit their strides rary quarterback Dylan Bucks running back Michael tossed up a duck with two early. Hunsicker completed a pass to Adkins punched it in from 3 minutes left in the first half, yards out with 3:29 left. It put and Jordan Herrstein stepped With 3:31 remaining in the fellow receiver Shane Rofe for a Times photo/Kim Camper second quarter and the host 63-yard touchdown. With the the Bucks up 20-14. in front to give Buckeye Golden Gophers (3-1 overall, 0- added two points, USV trailed “Before we went out there I Looking for yards Central an opportunity to said, ‘Hey guys, we need a knot it at 14 with 1:57 left. 1 Northwest Central 16-14. Riverdale’s Tré Headington tries to get around a corner dur- Conference) leading 29-14, the good kick return here to try “That’s a pass that he has The Rams made the first ing the Falcons win over Buckeye Central. NWCC game was stopped due defensive stop on a third down and get things kick-started,” to go ahead and eat,” Kloepfer to lightning and postponed to with 4:42 left in the first, forc- Kloepfer said. seven penalties for 55 yards. the game off like that,” Ratliff said. today at 3 p.m. at Ridgemont. ing the Gophers to punt. But A lame squib attempt from None were more egregious said. “If we continue to start Farrow’s woes continued The two conference and the momentum rapidly shifted Buckeye Central’s Cole than the final two. games off slow and wait until in the second half, as he did Hardin County foes got the fire- as the USV punt returner bob- Stacklin allowed Headington Following the Headington the second half to wake up, not complete a pass and works started early as bled the ball, allowing to haul it in after one hop, kick return, Adkins was this is what happens.” threw another interception Ridgemont quarterback Tyler Ridgemont’s Isaiah Stover to and he was chugging the flagged for unsportsmanlike The Bucks were set to go early in the fourth quarter. He Tillman connected with receiv- recover the fumble. other way before the Bucks conduct, which put the up 20-14 long before Adkins’ finished 6 of 12 with 58 yards er Corey Eversole for a 35-yard But Ridgemont’s offense even knew it was happening. Bucks back to their own 33 touchdown. Kameron Jones and a touchdown to go with touchdown pass with just wouldn’t find the sacred turf “I just saw it was going low after crossing into Falcons’ completed an 18-yard strike the two picks. under two minutes off the again until early in the second and I wanted to be the play- territory. Jones threw a pick to Brandon Brookes to Jones found Brookes for scoreboard. Tim Cowan took in quarter when Tillman again maker to get our team the to Falcons corner Tony extend a Bucks drive during 16 yards on fourth-and-4 the two-point conversion to give used his legs to take the ball in, win,” Headington said. “I saw Snider on the next play while the end of the third quarter. before hitting Nick McCoy the Gophers the 8-0 lead. this time from 11 yards away. an opening and I just took it.” being blitzed. A little over one Adkins would barrel his way wide open on the left side of The USV (0-4) offense was The score pushed the Gopher The Bucks had just failed minute later with a chance to down to the 5 yard-line, the field for a 10-yard touch- there to answer Ridgemont’s lead back to eight points, 22- on a two-point conversion try get the ball back, the Bucks before a holding penalty down. Jones then hooked up score on its ensuing drive. The 14, with 11:48 left to play in the after being docked 5 yards for jumped offside on a Riverdale moved the Bucks back to the with Chadd Trapp on an out Rams marched down the field quarter. a false start penalty, leaving 4th-and-1, enabling the 15. route for the two-point con- where quarterback Cole Tillman again answered the the door open in the event of Falcons to kneel out the rest Two plays later, Riverdale’s version. Crawford ran the ball into the call on the next Gopher drive, a Falcons touchdown. of the clock. Josh Bushong intercepted Riverdale will head back end zone from six yards out imitating his last score by tak- “We had penalties that The Bucks mistakes Jones on a check down home to take on Crestline at with seven minutes left on the ing it to the house from 11 were stupid at inopportune negated a second-half dis- attempt. 7 p.m. Friday. clock. After a failed two-point yards out. Chris Weyant booted play of dominance on both “That was huge,” Ratliff ——— times and we can’t do that,” Score by quarters conversion attempt, Ridgemont the extra point to give Buckeye Central coach Jason sides of the ball. After the said. R 7 7 0 7 — 21 led 8-6. Ridgemont some breathing Ratliff said. “It wasn’t one Falcons drove 80 and 41 Jones was 10 of 20 on the BC 6 8 0 6 — 20 Team statistics The Gophers wasted no time room and taking the 29-14 person but several people yards, respectively, for two night with 157 yards, two Riverdale BC extending their lead as Tillman lead. who did things wrong, and it scores in the first half, the touchdowns and two inter- First downs 9 9 Bucks did not allow ceptions. Yards rushing 114 143 scrambled 53 yards to pay dirt With time ticking down in cost us the football game.” Yards passing 157 58 on the first play of the following the half, lightning was spotted Laundry was thrown Riverdale to get a first down The Falcons offense came Passes intercepted by 2 2 drive. Ridgemont found itself and the game was delayed and in the second half. out of the gates at a downhill Fumbles-lost 0-0 1-0 toward his team all night Punts 4-38.25 4-23.75 up 16-6 following a successful later postponed. long, as the Bucks committed “It’s too bad we didn’t start pace. Quarterback Dillon Penalties 2-20 7-55